Lity; Price Willplease Bshing

f?y?Te Star Wind Mills. Charter Used If you do'aot want Gasoline Engine, what do of a WindmillT I am sure Stationarles, Portables, Go- - you think that yon can't do better than to buy a STAR. Lots in use Gasoline uvm. around here, and all satisfactory. Vntrlrtt State Your Power Needs or; Your Customers' Needs. Bee. engine. E. N. Ct. E. N SIPPERLEY, ... Wbbtport, Conn. lie Newtown Sipperley, Westport,

VOLUME XXV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1902. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 16.

'Dry feet are essential to good health." LOCAL AFFAIRS. Rubbers LET US DRESS THE CON QREGATION AL CHURCH Will keep your feet dry. A FELLOWSHIP MEETING. Your Boy. At the Fellowship meeting, to be Foster's held la the Congregational church on Tuesday, April 29, this is the program, Is the to buy good rubbers. We as now place Glove-Fittin- well so far it can be given: sell the well known GOODYEAR g We will make him look as as you want; Rubbers and Boots. the clothes and furnishings and hat will be all MORNING SESSION. C. W. Brooktteld Cen- High-to- p boots just the thing for trout in the Rev Francis, made they ought to be quality; price willplease Bshing. The best see the new ter, presiding. you. Will you come and Spring 10.30. Devotional Service, led by W. ? ' boy-clothe- s E. Mitchell, South Britain. R S In place of Vestee suits come Norfolks, grace- 10.45. Brief reports from the church- FOS TE ful, becoming, loose and comfortable for the boy. es. 246 Main St. , Danbury. 11.20. Present-da- y problems In the Sailor collar on Norfolks lor bom to .. 8; after meet- Prices from country church, (a) The prayer that come regular collars. $2.98 $0, ing, Rev H. Da Witt Williams, South $7.50. ;, Y'. Britain; (b) The Sunday school; (c) The Quite thebest showing we eVer had of sailor Christian Endeavor Society, Rev Ed- blouse suits o kinds, all good, 1.98 to ward R. Evans, Redding. many Discission. ;" So of 2 -- $1.98 to $5. many styles piece suits, 12.30. Social hour and collation. 3 -- 5 to 7.50. $3.50, and of piece suits, f AFTERNOON SESSION. Rev S. Edmunds Breen, Danbury, If you are looking for a becoming hat for your presiding. can find it here. We show new 2.00. Praise service, conducted by boy, you every H. W. Wright, Newtown. kind of Tiead covering for boys and children, 2.15. The Church at work, (a) Doing Tarns, Caps, Alpines and Derbies. business in a business way. (b) Man's aw- - . . far!? work, (c) Woman's work, (d) Touch ing elbows. Discussion. F. KE'ANE & Co. 3 15. Missionary address. We Are JOHN 3.45. Dismission. Tagging All of all denominations You about the secret out tolbuy a pa r of ? tAe PuLjc JLiirary SuiJin churches spectacles honest goods and properly fitted are most cordially invited to send del- to the eye. A public benefactor we. When we the ofMain & toAn will make other people see. The plaue is here, corner streets egations to this meeting, as that and we're about that you see clear, and have a Indeed. no doubt. El O .make it Fellowship meeting B RID G P BX.1 MISS MOFFATT TO ADDRESS THE LADIES. R. Randall Davidson, were out Scientific Missionary mite bags given Optician and,' Jeweler, last to the ladies of the congre- Main Conn. spring Street, Ansonia, ! gation, that the odd pennies might be An To All. j4Lock Box 1462. Invitation BARGAINS . . . . i aroDDea in tueiu tiiue to uuieauu Clocks noui You will find a complete lme of Watches, uu the contents Dr0Ught to a meeting this is center of and a natural Fine Clock and 12 Our new store the Bridgeport shopping district, Jewelry at Bargain Prices. Watch, Jewelry Kepairmg,. 0yer $3Q oame in tnis way for When you come to town on a shopping tour ar- AS. I a x.vw . w meeting place shoppers. If want the best and .tlUlltllO Uf' "V you staple fancy 1 with to meet friends at our store, make it a center from which to take HENRY C. REID, bags are asked to bring them range your their contents on Tuesday afternoon your buying excursions, leave bundles here until you want them, use its easy of next week. April 22, to Miss Susan chairs as much as you like. We invite every woman, and man, too, for Main Conn. I resting GROCERIES 952 Street, Bridgeport, J. Scudder's at 2.30 o'clock. Miss to make use of our store as a place, meeting place, and a on the market call ii of the Congregational Home so- - that matter, resting the new store of fatt, best wearables for man and at ciety, will address this meeting; anu place to buy the boy. i who heard her know that she Just Received, Direct From the Factory, all have BETT'S can tell her story well. EVERYDAY TROUSERS. A STERKOPTICON LECTUBK. SANDY BOOK, CT. No use working trousers that won't work full time. Many men have found that we White Flountain Ice Cream E. T. Bales, State Secretary of the buying New-Good- s 1902 of trousers. We want man to know it. . All Prices Right M. C. will an address Jn sell the kind working every Y. A., give right of but know how well cotton Freezers, the church on Sunday evening, April Good trousers for $1 all cotton, course, perhaps you don't 2 wool and a combina- 27, at 7.30 o'clock, on the wOrk of the wears. Better trousers at $1.50: At f you get part part cotton, great f C. can all With all the up to date improvements, 2 to 8 quarts. Also a new lot kY, M A.jillustratedbystereopticon tion for wear. At f2.50 you get the best working trousers you buy at any price wool, Wall Papers! Clad Pails. The kind that are heavy enough to drive a nail views to show the buildings, gymnasi- seams and buttons. Iron Dairy etc. warranted in fabric, ums, leaders in the movement, head-t- o with should you lose your hammer. - new and store is a foot store everything man or boy wears from hat Wall Papers! Onuntrv towns are especially interest- This greater uu do us credit in looks and and wear. Wall Papers will lie sold during the next cd in this work, as they are constantly to shoes shoes that style days at very low prices. Call, look at our large Lead Pipe, Gutters, Tin Pnnfincr etc next time in town. We'll ba to welcome and stock and get prloes before you buy. Our dis- Pumps, Sinks, Visit our new store the you're glad you counts will astonish you. They must (to to cities where the X. M. u. a. make for new goods. great show about. place one with reservoir to extend a friendly hand. you W. W. WALKER & We also have 2 second hand wood Cook Stoves, stands ready SON, one without which are in good repair at and CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR FOR APRIL 20. 500 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. The Christian Endeavor meeting on INCORPORATED next Sunday evening, April 20, will be Three Store Hcad-to-Fo- :e led by one from a neighboring society ot Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, BRIDGEPORT, 1. The. Sandv Hook are also in MEW HAVEN.! DEALER IN society Clothiers (NORTHWEST CORNER) BPRINQrWD lewis, vited to ioin their forces to the meet-- E. J. HALL'S Conn. and Snhipct,. "How can I know that 'Bridgeport, Harness, Blankets, Kobes Conn. w Stable Goods. Sandy Hook, I am saved?" John 8: 32; 1 John 3: 14; Rev. 8: 6; 1 John 4: 7. A beautiful Farm produce taken In exchange. hoc inct. Vtoan lmnc llnon the $y .!.(n.piliuic AAtio j uow o f 184 John St., Bridgefokt. of room, a copy We have had prac- wall the prayer meeting tical exDerience dt of one of the famous Maaonnas secu red X Of A Centurv the bench. This. in of Allison Elbert Wilson, in Taunton, has Onarter. . , , 1 and his charge Prr . 1. T VflTT writings, .... a position iniDanbnry. Patterns THE "RALLY" PRAYER MEETING. P. Smith. Very Pretty 22awUa ..-- . - mi Are among our new wall tobedone. Thlcau uwiay iv.tiv. w.uj You never had more to choose iMF.anni.t.nt.fnn. It, also enables us to Klve Detter service ax less cusv.. Aim The "rally" prayer meeting R. s. Tomiinson moved his house aper stock. Is our and service are April of Postmaster G. F. Good Shoes Lowest Prices rora and you are bound to be pleased. This of work turned out by us evidence that ability good appreciated. comes evening at 7.30 Th residence to Suffleld. When You Want at the time to have home made beautiful this (Friday) handsome in its hold goods, last Saturday, your now. from Buncombe looks very to Give reasonable prices. Call and see us TAYLOR & GREGORY, o'clock. Subject, "Fleeing and John R. Tomlinson of Bridgeport is to ;hnp that are Warranted 3. white green tmntation." 1 Cor. 10: Leader, new dress of paint Mr Tomllnson's farm on Mile OOUGHLIN BROS, Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth St., Detby, Conn. the contract having been ex- take Good Wear Go To w.nrv M. Smith. "Come thou with blinds, - Main Ct. Ruffles & Nichols. til"- 1117 St., Bridgeport, os and we will do thee good ecuted by Messrs .Tames Haugh of Botsford returned, Newtown. -- ITairehild has visited A - SilindaVm B. ' I 1 mootincr. New Clipping ' II thot PnrlonmrJJUUVU Ul VVVMB1 George from a visit to Greater New Conn. A- M. Briscoe & South Britain. last week, H, E. M0TT, - Son, evenincr. in the Congregational church, friends in York and Staten Island. NEW AND SECOND some reminiscences oi Shelton, the pastor gave tviiqc RHv.n.riftt.h T.eavenwortb. who HAND CARRIAGES Rev T. DeWitt Talmage, who had Z. S. Peck returned, Tuesday, rroni Conn. has Vwn friends in New Ha CASH SHOE SHOP, sue us passed away. Having lived most visiting a to F. W. Wheeler in Monroe. We Buy, Sell or Trade. Come In aud Ph W2 just to morn visit of his life In Brooklyn, Mr Barker had ven, returnea town, Saturday Derby. O had many opportunities to hear lal-mag- e ing. John Costello of Croton, N. Y., was Conn. This Is the finest m the HUBBELL BROS, Blue Ribbon blend of Coffee on O GO at his best. He described in town, one day last week, visiting the market to-d- td audiences used to flock to Miss Alice Scudamore of Bridgeport Mrs John Farrell. Brand Coffee. at the price, 23c per o go that the of his mother, no want-ever- marvelous passed Friday in town, guest pt'uiiu. to the Tabernacle, Talmage's oue of our Coffee customers give this of Mrs George w. Stuart. v. W. of HoDewell has recent- - famous blend.a trial; they wont regret It. c3 Pi hold upon his hearers, the burning Piatt beautiful a New Year's sold two fine of three-year-ol- d the last church, Mr and Mrs "Corrv" Nickerson and ly pairs to STEPHEN FRENCH, his and his cus to C. D. of Huntington. We would call attention Stepney Depot. Ot. call at home, pleasant of New Fairtield were guests steers Quick tom ot warmly greeting strangers ar-t-er daughter Tal-mac- on of George R. Wilson. the service. Once when Dr e Sunday H. E. Beck, who has worked for the onr new BRANCH opened a two or three for T. E. Piatt PROFESSIONAL CAKDS. & Lines',., had given magnificent descrip r n. TTitchcock of Plattsville was past years - Peck tion of the passing in review of the of Hopewell, has rented a farm in on St.,Shel- 18! 287 Middle Conn. in town, last Saturday, buying cows. this week Bridge to St., Bridgeport, armies of the North in the National Ridgefield and has moved his . family CaDital close of the war, a man, - Al.HKUT L. ScilUYLEK, M. at the it- - Wilson has sold a horse to there. D., who had nnr ton, Ct. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. sitting next to Mr Barker, Wilson, in Red his brother, Emerson .Tnhn moveu 8 m. 1 heen listening, eagerly bending for of I.vnch of Bridgeport OIHce at Residence. Hours: to a. to We Draw Teeth ding, and bought another stepper on Bots Call and look it over. p. m. i 7 to 8 p. m. ward with his hands tightly grasping into John P. Haugh's house and NlKlit Bell at Residence. J. A. Blackman of Mt Pleasant. Telephone with absolutely no pain. By the use or uc. warnes ew amie hl knees, turned to Mr Barker wnen ford Hill, last week. Mr Lynch is a 248-3- 1. . No. Process we have robbed tne oemai cuajr oc an as terrors, j will continue Telepuone , h d faien from the been manufacturer and feet are our methods In this respect vwai we nave someiim. " . Mrs Hattie Archer, who has cigar ...... ainiiv u, i.sDeaker's ana saia arnestiv. Mrs his business here. k. rinc ,t.k. asieeo lips, staying with her parents, Mr and Dit. James W. Gordon, , v,. ,.v,uir tin on...i,nvr dreads tUe sucotwl visit to us. Wo right, for I was there. ine . 1 i I ...it I. i h ( ' (. deceive tilt lit. vnH asii jrwi. w wi'"b - nftvp nmtnrL'.--J tniinhed- ' "" the neart oi ine PHYSICIAN AND SURG EO IN, ptsciaiiy and are .1 C Hubbell first their confidence in us is absolute they Brothers, After the visit Oun-littl- sur- soldier. ttesldence, Main St., Sandy Hook, l.'oun always afterward our prices will pleasantly Secured The and are. the best We Have Telephone oallS. V. Bull &Co.'sDniK Store. prise you and our work material very always. Sherman Crofut and Willie Nichols Derby, Ct. were engaged, last week, in lathing the AGENCY FOR THE new house of Lawyer Bonynge at u&xe Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. 4i1 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. This week are worn O. M. Waramaue. they WIRE FENCE ' K. M. DR. PENNY. Associate sxVVOVEN Physician and Surgeon, DR. WARNES. Manager. in or fit, Lake. N. Y. L1ERIGAN - Pach n N. B. Railroad fare allowed oe $5.00 worth of work 28 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn Rpiv J. D. Skene, rector of St James' Wires, Heavily Galvanized.' Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. iKniscoDall of and CSade cf Urge. Strong Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to 4 p. in church Danbury, (pi We Are Leaders ALBANY DENTISTS, who has been heard a number of times FIRST-CLAS- S "WORK. of church, has in the ulpit Trinity and contrac busi- DENTAL PARLORS. Conu. tendered his resignation owing to ill Amply provides for expansion TTTIE We In th$ Piano 1032 Main St., Bridgeport, tion. nest oesscuici Expert dentistry, painless and reliable.rnost health. Only ness because we carry more and modern and scleutlllc appliances used tor w used. Always oi unuoi "i m""'"-- painless operations. Messrs William Hamlin and Orrin Novor oyvs wrong no matter how better Pianos than any other I I 1 t DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, nnrwiii of Middlebury called on friends a J U ML: Are dealer in this and be- Over LaHalt & Thomas Of great oiiu fy vicinity, burgeon Dentist. Course In Dodgi ngto wn, Sunday. is upon it. liT put Clothing Store. Bank St.. New Milford. cie we sell on smaller profits If you the best at the price of the poor art Does not muti -- cause buy all-rou- - it shows good Judgment, A Kodak Is the best nd camera. "Eva ry- Miss Hazel Smith was the happy but does nan i i a i u i. i i t rw and easier terms than oth- so." rr her little cousin. Miss Alice late, any CliARLKS S. Pl.ATT, body says gU.C3U v turn . efficiently ejers er dealer. Are not these good .Maiu Smith of nocigingwwu, over isunuaj rattle, horses. j ( Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, AT JACKSON'S. 990 Street, Bridgeport. ' ? edifice is and pigs. ZC CCp--!i- ,' iiii.mr reasons NEWTOWN, CONN, The Congregational church bogs to be adorned by a new dress GUARANTEED lnstructlors given on Violin iinrt M:indoll shortly EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE of "Kimball" Plans. of paint, the color to be whfte with Send ForCatalogue and Summer green blinds. BY THE MANUFACTURERS. Spring Millinerj it will save money DrRS.Todd, March 26. The April meeting of the Men's club rn oAA it Can show you how you F. H. Lewis teCor.. Opening, Wednesday, will be held on the 23d, the host being 22 North Main St., Waterbury, Conn., Veterinary Surgeon, 989 Broad Street, ltridepo.r--3 David C. Peck. The subject of the THE F. HALLOCK CO., Derby, Conn. New Milford, Ct. W. E. HALL1GAN, Beers' Colonial Bidg. evening will be Josiah Gilbert Holland THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL i8, 1902.

mother. nett will move to the old homestead. Tuesday, to attend the funeral of his GOODS is visiting her will be made brother-in-la- DRY NEWS. - E. R. llubwii uas uuisu Mr Bennett and family OUR NEIGHBORS- juslC. S. kvs welcome by his many friends. Mrs Mahoney is able to be at her ting out the frame of Everett very work in the new barn. It is to be 24x40 feet. again shop. STEPNEY. is out a tennis Olin Shelton is unloading two tons Leslie L. Burr laying BETHEL. of fertilizer at the Depot. court near his home. . . Wa-terbu- some very large trout are being At C. who has been in Houston's. LECTI'UK BY CHAPLAIN JONK9. II. Banks, MRS ELIZA J. EVANS. in the river, this through the winter, returned caught spring. llev II. W. Jones, D. D., chaplain ol niaee nt Cutler's this Mrs Eliza J. Evans, widow of the Mrs eet expects to move into Mrs one hi Farms, Kuhne's about 1. the United States Navy, who at week. Charles Hawley moved his late John Evans, died at her home on place May & Co. time was of the Baptist church Mr Turney is fitting up his house Smith, pastor from the Depot. arternoon, after ISPNote Car Fare on all of $5 or over. Murray at nas consented iu leuiuie goods Eliza Osborne South Street, Monday ready to rent. He is "putting in new given purchaBes Stepney, 22. Misses Amelia and a illness. The deceased will be windows. is at that church on Tuesday, . April been their farm, this short Irving Dayton doing the of lecture will be "un- have improving where she work. fe The title the spring, by having the brush cut about missed in the neighborhood new Successors to W. B. Hall Co. der Fire." This lecture has been Oliver D. Bennett has had resided all her married life, Rev S. H. Bray moved to his houses in the fences. nearly Edward Reliable given to crowded the largest doing-th- work. of has been appointment, Wednesday. Bridgeport's as well os Eng- been and where a family children moved his household goods. April 18, 1902. cities of our country, home. Hawley land, France, Portugal and all the reared and enjoyed a pleasant Cloak Store. Western Islands. It Is thrilling from LYON S PLAINS. The surviving family are three daugh- start to tlnlsh and holds the audience Mrs Edward Howard of of the dar- LOCAL DRAMATICS. ters, Danbury, GREENFIELD HILL. spell bound by the relating will and at home, and Ar deeds by the men be- The voting people or me piace Martha Hattie ing performed Break 11.. of - hind the guns. Chaplain Jones was win .rive the nhiv "Among the chibald T., John residents Beth CHURCH WORK. Two An Purchase of K,nrrt t.h hnl t,l(shlo. Texas, during ers" on Thursday evening, April24. It in David in New Extraordinary oum- - el, Howard Danbury, Rev Dr Gane's for next Sun Special Offerings. our war with Spain and took part .in was given very successruny last also two Thomas el subjects noble is now uy town; brothers, 20, will be as follows: In the all of the engagements that ship merana repeateu iucm. of and John McCork- - day, April In, she being In 11 tights The affair will be held in tne cnurcii Danbury, at 10.45, "The Gospel Accord- - Tailor-Mad- participated sea the a will tie served. el of place. Mrs Evans was 66 morning e In all, and beside these battles, parlors, where supper this ng to you;" and in the evening at Taffeta ! was the only naval chaplain Admission 10 cents. If stormy, the old and had been a member of chaplain years 45, "Suggestions from the House- - Embroideries who took part In any land tights; he tirst fair evening. the church ior nearly In two. Rev Thomas Dixon, Congregational cleaning Season. Silk being 47 was a mother and who Is one of the if not The Ladies' Aid society met with years. She good Waists, Skirts, Jr., greatest, arter-noo- n. There's a behind it, but suffice it to tell orator of the Mrs Frank Lyon on Thursday a Christian woman whom all respected. Large congregations listened to Dr story you they the greatest, platform $4-95- $3-95- even $3-9- 5. . $7-5- . , $4-95- , - one-thir- d oresent dav. says of Chaplain Jones: , ,,, - The funeral services were held at the Gane, iast Sunday morning and $6.75- came our way at an average cost of usual prices. are marve- - who has oeen in iur Old "Ills descrlDtlve powers Oscar Davis, home on South street, af ing. "A Model Testament Chris e l.nia nnri hft csinnot fall to Drove a cmo time, ss owlv improving. Wednesday Fourteen thousand seven hundred and seventy-fiv- yards a Rev L. Slack, her pns and "The Power of a Great Pur great success wherever he gives this Henry Nichols spent iew u.iys ternoon, Henry tian," of Nainsook and Muslin Embroideries lecture." Then beside having the home, this week. tor, conducting the services. pose," were his subjects. Cambric, Hamburg go to this most Miss w imams anu miss can to-da- of listening Minnie on sale y at prices that have never been equaled. popular lecture, those who care to will ton, both of Ridgetield, spent Sunday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. THE DEEBFIELD DISTRICT. fn.vA nn nnnortunitv to purchase one with John Williams and family. of 1105 EUiain Never were such bargains offered in this most A number irom mere atienaeu uie The annual meeting the Congre Mrs James R. Jennings is in quite St. region. of the chaplain's fascinating gational-churc- was held, Wednesday Bridgeport, in nan, feeble health. in short from 2 to 1,0 tint's ontit.ltrl. "A Chaolain's Experl entertainment given Grange in- cuurcn Clean, perfect goods, lengths, yards. This book Vi.rHoiri-, nn Wednesday. evening. evening, tne panors. a and Afloat." i,,.. Uv,.- .. , lunch was served Dy tne la h hurt a t remendous run, and retails Frederick wiie anu bountiful Miss Elsie Sherwood of Burr street - siniman, ui,auu dies of the church and then the busi 7.30. at i hut. t he p.haulain has arranged Homer Godfrey and wife, all of Bridge has been the guest of the Misses Brad The service begins at The order I. Cambric insertion and bead- .. nt T. Yt TTnvt.'s. ness reports were read, The toiiowing of will be as follows: TOWN TOPICS: Lot edging, celved. with hla niihllshers to allow the book W. service 3c worth 5c to 10c for Treadvvell entertained officers were elected: Deacon, W. ley. Doxology. ing, yard; All the latest colorings and stripes, also a to be sold to his old church friends Mrs Thomas Mrs D. C. Ben- Lot 2. Cambric Nainsook and Muslin edg- assortment of White and 45c above the a of friends at her home on Mon Sherman; deaconess, Mr of has Invocation. WAX FLOOR PAINT. good Creams, 1.00 and the entire profits party nett; trustee, G. G. Durant; treasurer Buddlngton Bridgeport unto ings. Insertions and baadings, 5c yard , worth yard. of the book and will be loir avoninir David Booth's. Quartet, "Sing the Lord." 10c to 12HC. cost freight a anu of the church, W. F. Leigh; treasurer visited at his uncle's, Ps. 72: Health demands that every floor, in iriven to the church. It contains Miss iiimma tiuvisauu menu Li . Scripture Reading. Lot3. Cambric and Nainsook edgings and or west-port- , of benevolent runos, a. .nox; every house be with Wax Floor rlonl nt mutter nertaining to the bert Williams and wire, ail Mrs William O. Bailey, who has liv Hymn. painted 8c ; worth 15c to 19c White Goods IllUCll music committee, Mrs G. ti. inckok, is the for insertions, yard !.u..nl..ln'a miuronite fit Stt'DlieV. Sunday with relatives here, Prayer. paint. It perfect article 4. Muslin edg- spent G. Jfl. last vis 14-1- Lot Cambric, Nainsook and H. W. Woodman. Beard; ushers, edin this place since August, Reading-- Heb 4: 9: 5: your floors and The E. C. of it spicy In the extreme and E. H. M. Scripture porches. 8 Inch to 14 Inch wide, suitable for French Wonderfully Cheap. being W. H. Hlckok. F. Judson, ited the Park City for the first time 0; Mark 11: ings, those knowing the parties written - 1,10. corset covers and shirt 12!4c book WARREN. ludd. J. E. Kyle: auditors. E. M. Cro- last Quartet, "Blessed is He that Com dresses, waists, Vast quantities of Sheer light ns and of will enjoy the immensely. foot, J. H. Reid. The former commit Friday. THEY SECURED FIRST PREMIUMS. yard. Dimities as well as the heavier staffs. Come and hear this celebrated lecture. eth." 5. 10 for 32-4- Lot Cambric and Nainsook edgings, com JOTTINGS. tee upon pledges the special fund Allen T. has Mark 14: 2. Don't skip the list. Each line deserves care Doors at 7.30, lecture to GRANGE Jennings recently pur Scripture Reading, The new ' WAra - - open was aiso me oia commit a horse or s arms "LeRoy Plows' kwnnlnl Hrt inch to 16 Inch wide, 14c yard. fal reading. me nee at 8 o'clock sharp. Price of ad held reappointed, chased tireen par Soprano solo and quartet. "Memories premiums at all the leading County Fairs In 6. Wednesday. April 9, the Grange tee on visitation. of 1901. not look well but are Lot Cambric Nainsook and Muslin edg- mission, 20 cents; children, half price, ties. Galilee." They only they the fine 10 16 Inch wide. 19c a verv meeung, 16-2- 1. best plows that high grade material and ex ings, very patterns, to pleasant anniversary Oscar P. Smith, a member of Com Scripture Reading, Mark 15: can White Goods. though the weather kept many at ELMWOOD DISTRICT. 8 of 11 service solo ert, meunanius Duliu. They are "easy to yard. Very special. of pany the Cavalry, doing Alto and quartet, "Must Jesus .raw" and "easv to hold. marin In nil sItm 7. home, much to the regret all. nas and and is Lot Cambric Nainsook and Muslin New Fancy 15c and 18c FAVEKAU. n noti bear cross?" styles every plow as All-Ove- Stripes. 12c THE LATE TRUMAN P. Eugene White returned home, last the Philippine isiano, just the guaranteed also Cambric rs, yard. 4. You will and new Im- wide, m-- fied Mr and Mrs Isaac 11: represented. many and Flounclngs, Mercerised Stripes. 25c 29c, 39c 43c ' .. T rnroKon wlir Hied sr, nis been out for week, after a sojourn in the South for his parents, Scripture Reading, Ileb. over t he older 37c, n un an x i'oiciii", " Invitations have given he 'was to and for voices portant improvements makes. 2ic yard. yard. was for Smith, that promoted the Duet quartet Women's Call and see them at H. W. WoodrutTs, Wash s, home In Easton. last week, the reception of the bride and groom his health. Special Cambric and Muslin 39c, 37S4c a of this com-- Mr and Mrs Stephen Bam urn of office of sergeant of his company. "Behold the Lamb." ington iseput, uonn. Fancy Piques, 30c 25c 29c yard. merlv resident village, Mr and Mrs their 1-- 50c 69c 12 Ralph Humphrey.at JN. or u nas Rom. 12: 5. yard. Corded Piques. HC 15c Ste, 25c were of airneia leased to-da- yard. lnir here from his native home in future home, the old Curtiss homestead Redding recent guests their iloimberg Scripture Reading, On sale y. Sherman. He was a veteran of the Mrs Henry Ferry. the Alonzo Staples place and moved Quartet, "At the cross." "IT TURNED OUT TO BE India Linens. 10c 12KC 15c, 20c 25c yard. on Town Hill, for Friday afternoon daughter, 1. Persian Lawns. 15c 20c 25c 37KC Civil war and made a record as a 18. 10 m wood nas moveo nis there. Scripture Reading, Mark 16: yard. good Anril from 2 P. llenrv iamny ch fl-0- till the for Mr J French Lawns. 0 soldier in ranks. He enlisted on from the Stratton place to the farm George Stieb has moved into the Quartet, "Angels rolled the rock right thing me," writes Wash Silks. 50c 15c yard. the News came on Saturday of the death tenement near n. Macpnerson. or Baltimore. "1 re Fancy Black Lawns. 15c 25c December 3t), 1M: and was assigned to Russell of who owned by John Todd in Wolf Pits. Franklin Banks house away." yard. of Dr J. N. Waterbury, 12-2- 8. fer to a new Wash re-- Black Second Con Walter Eastman is the stone Cross Highway. Scripture Reading, 1st Cor. 15: medicine named Calcura Another lot ot pretty Silk Just Plain Lawns. 10c 12c 153,30c 25c. Company K, liegiment, was well known and highly esteemed having club are soon to rect our Solvent. I was all torn to pieces with 1 his house The Country "Crist Passover." r, necticut Volunteers, Heavy Artillery by friends here. le married his chimney removed from Quartet, torpid-live- '0o. many a on their to 1:1-1- 1. dyspepsia and and in less He was transferred. January 10, present wife in Warren, Miss Flora to remodeling it. large building property Scripture Reading, Acts, three was as as to Company D, 10th of the A boy was born on Saturday to Mr be used ror tneir social gatnering ana Chorus, "Lift up your heads. than months I sound Regiment Sacket. 11-1- 6. a a Veterans Reserve Corps. He was and Mrs Whitehead. tor the fair exhibits. Scripture Reading, Rev 19: ship just launched. It is DreDar? Mrs Sarah Sacket has returned to Eugene leased the Hon worthy of the man who discovered wounded in the battle at Petersburg, her home here after spending the win Lewis White of Danbury has been Lewis Hillier has Camp Chorus, "Hark, ten thousand harps." 20. '64. Mr Faverau had friends at his former home. bell place. it, ur uavid Kennedy, Kennedy Row, Va.,Jtine ter with friends in Stockbridge, Mass visiting wno nas oeen x. 1. many friends here and was much re Miss Geneva Peters left town on Theodore Stratton has moved to his Miss Aoena iiuDoeu, SOUTH BRITAIN, .rwiMgniull, his fellow veterans on Codfish Hill. spending the winter in Syracuse, N & Co. spected among Monday, 14, for a visit to her farm New Grand are April Mrs S. S. were Y., returned week, to ner nome THE MITCHELL BAKER WEDDING. roofs are heinir olaced on the Smith, The fast marching N. Y Mr and Ferry the ,tnis Murray in Army brother and friends Brooklyn, Miss Sallie her niece, is cottage of Charles F. Beardsley. on to the great reunion. Ezra Thompson has moved into the guests of Granville Ferry on Sunday, Hubbell, stay A large number of guests assembled Conn. cottage of Selectman Forestelle near ing with her. in the Congregational church on Bridgeport, JOHN T. GRIFFIN. Mr and Mrs N. W. Ogden very pleas 11, 1.15 m., to To an esteemed friend. A. F. Clarke. Blue coffee the oond. M Thursday, April at p, Try the Ribbon blend of Mrs William Forestelle and three John T. Griffin died at his home on antly entertained Mr and Mrs H. witness the marriage of Miss Char theeditor is indebted for a verv band- - at Mercnant stepnen rencn's. returned from of Smitn or JNewtown, last Monday. lotte Cornelia Mitchell, only daughter some pamphlet, illustrating the pala h M. Cantield and son are newl daughters Bridgeport, Redding Ridge, Friday afternoon, and returned i last week, where had been since disease. Mr Griffin was 78 Leroy Patrick family of D. Merwin Mitchell of this place, tial iagier hotels st Augustine, For Style, Comfort and Durability minting. J. Co ley Fields' house. M they Bright's last week, from a two weeks' stay with New Miami and some Can Held also Jiiis the contract for December. Miss Mary McGrath of years of age and leaves four children and Stephen Dayton Baker of Nassau, Palm Beach, Mrs Forestelle's siste Grirtin of triends in Kidgeneld. York. Rev H. DeWitt Williams, pas of the largest hotels in the world. painting Charles F. Nichols' house. Bridgeport, John Grassy Plain street A very was Mr S. sold her guest. Daniel Griffin of Meriden, Mrs Mary pleasant surprise party tor of the church, performed the cere When Clarke was at the Roval Edwards Beardsley his pair held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil- W. Poinciana. some! weeks was four-year-o- ld Editor A. P. Smith of This Bek was of and Miss mony. H. Keecher of Southbury since, he of steers to Mirminghain Ryan Redding Margaret liam Wakeman on Center street, last accus to meet Fred who was parties, last week, and purchased the guest on Saturdiy of Selectman Griffin, who resided at home, i he run presided at the organ with his surprised King, another of a in William forestelle eral was held from St Mary's church Tuesday evening. tomed skill. The church was decora clerk at the Grand Central in Newtown pair party Huntington. eas-te- unaer Mrs William who has been Monday ted with southern smilax, palms, landlord Hrown. Miami, the Dayton, morning. lilies, white" carnations and roses, terminal of the Florida East Coast rail ciiiitelllln Is now MONROE-CHURC- improving. PLATTSVILLE. Mr and Mrs Sherman Ford of New The bride wore a white satin Cyreno, way, is the metropolis of southern Last Saturday, as Mrs Sarah Leaven- Florida. A fleet of worth of Blanket Meadow went out to Milford were the guests of Mrs Ford's NOTES. with mousenne de soie ana tune trim magnificently ap- I'KllSONAL NEWS with and of seed steamers between feed her chlckens, she slipped and fell JOTTINGS. aunt. Mrs Henry Shepard, last Sunday sheds mings collar girdle pointed ply daily The Episcopal church which and a lace Bertha i the work and this point and Nassau. Key West and breaking her hip. The doctor was un- Charles Perkins has recently leased Mr Ford tins sent his hous:hold goods were badl wrecked the severe wind pearls able to set it. to Torn ng ton where his win by gift of one (if the bridesmaids, Miss Havana. All the numerous pleasures the Andrew Jennings place and moved lamuy several weeks ago, are undergoing ot New Her veil ana recreations or tne F lorida Heach Preaching service will be held at the there reside. His two sons are employed the hands of Philo Sara Filley Haven.) A hlsramily and will board with tliei repairs at was fastened with orange blossoms and resorts may be enjoyed at Miami. The Baptist church, Sunday evening. Mrs C. H. Perkins is visiting he thatcily Burr and son, Clarence. she carried bride roses. Miss Ruth weather is psrfect during the fall, win- cordial invitation is extended to all to mother, Mrs John Smith, on Holland parents. The Y. P. S. C. E. is held in attend. Baird & Untiedt have purchased the meeting Mitchell, cousin of the bride, was ter and spring months. Palm Beach Hill. the Congregational church every (Sun- maid of honor. Her dress was of is perhaps the queen of all the east Prayer meetings conducted by Uev Daniel P. Parrack of Aspetuck was old Ferry place on Main street, which Miss Ida M. Benedict pink F. P. next will be held will be moved off the present site. The day evening. crepe de chine with chiffon and velvet coast resorts. The grounds and gar- Braman, week, guest, this week, of Mrand Mrs Albert was the leader on Sunday last and "Giv- ribbon of dens of the with rich at Lower Stepney schoolhouse, Tues- or firm are making an excavation unde was trimmings and garniture Royal Poinciana, Buikie.v Jioyden's mil. main for more ing" the topip. hand made lace. She wore a tropical growth and sweet scented day evening at 7.30; Wednesday even- Miles Gordon had the misfortune to the building under The Methodist Conference has as- large at 7.30: room, and will build" onto the black hat with ostrich plumes and car flowers, are a constant delight to the ing church, Thursday evening, lose his horse, lust week. ground signed Rev Mr Sparkling to East Vil- eye senses, The walks Hatterlown school house, at 7.30. Frank Wade has leased a farm from main factory running east on the Zoar ried Easter lilies. Miss Eunice apd the at - lage and for the Beach are of C. L. Smalley was in Bridg- Rock Home street line, 60 feet, for the purpose Bridge ensuing Piatt was flower girl. She wore blue l'alni asphalt, shaded by port, Hanford Lyon at and more room year. ae with lace verdure. The of which Wednesday. moved his family there. of making shop for the The Ladies' Aid of the Con- crepe chine trimmings tropical lawns, Miss a manufacture of soft hats. A society and carried a basket of there are acres and acres, are planted Sadie Craft of Long Hill was Hanford Lyon has moved on to his large gregational church held their annual large pink in Santa Lucia guest over Sunday of Miss Clara Can-de- e. farm south of Plattsville center gang or men are employed on the job roses. The bridesmaids. Miss Sara grass, green the year old meeting at the home of Mrs Albert and Miss Olive wore blue round. Bicycle chairsand "rickshaws" ITn-x-l- Ambrose Marsh has the The store which formerly be Wheeler. Monday afternoon. The fol Filly Smith, d & C. sold a "tine of Dev- bought to Kansom which was crepe de chine, black chillon hats and are favorite modes of conveyance. The Hat Shoe Co, W.Terrlll pair Frank Wade farm. longed Seeley, lowing officers were elected: President, of on oxen Vo E. H. Heed of Stratford, W. is moved to the rear of the Harry Seeley black gloves and carried pink roses. architecture the buildings at Nas Conn. J. Beardsley painting all the 1872 Mrs E. M. Beardsley; vice president, Frank S. commander of sau is xne nower Arcade, Bridgeport, Wednesday. fence around the reservoir red. place in to make room for the Mrs Albert Wheeler; and Cornwel), the interesting, gardens William of Norwalk is spend- railroad track, has been torn secretary naval militia of Connecticut, was best and the great number of shrubs and Hoyt w. k. uisorow has bought the larue Shepaug treasurer, Mrs Edward E. Curtiss. L. trees on a C. 2-- to man, and John a brother growing and all sides ing few dayslat W. Edwards'. near i down, this week, make improve Mitchell, blooming not nis place, containing acres on The ladies of the Congregational of the and Allan Ham of New make the scene enchanting. The mod B. Hawley & Co. have just erected a of Miss Edith Sherwoo.'. ments tne place. cnurcn are tor a sociaole to bride, new sign board near their store. Mr and Mrs Samuel S. Dunning, who arranging Haven, were ushers. A reception was ern anq spacious Hotel Colonial, at be held in the church parlors, Friday held at home of the bride immedi- Nassau, is situated on the front. Stephen French and Andrew Curtis have spent the winter south, returned 2d. There will be a the bay were in WATERTOWN. home, last - evening, April ately after the ceremony, McGlyn of in the heart of this attractive resort, Bridgeport, Wednesday. Saturday. program and clam chowder. Supper some 500 R. Nassau lies miles of H. M. south Beers Mrs L. Miller and two children Mrs Sarah St John and daughter are Danbury furnishing the refreshments, St & will be served from 6 to 9 p. Look for ror Fla. While a Co., ana a is of Mr and Mrs W. W. Porter, all of THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY visiting friends in Kent. full next week. bit Mrs waiter lert tne Augustine, it matter New York, have been a num- Louis and Samuel Kyle of Ansonia particulars o'c'o ;k train from Newtown, amid a of personal regret that the editorial Newtown, 18, 1902. spending Mrs Catherine Seymour and grand of roses is not to en April ber of weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles son. Merwin of vis spent Sunday with their father, Sam The dance Town took shower and the best wishes of pocKetDooK aeep enough and returned to home in Brown, Terryville, uel at the hall their many friends, for a to joy a sojourn at these palatial hotels, Hawrey, their ited irienas in town, Monaav. Kyle. place, Thursday evening, with a very trip next best is New York, Saturday. Work will soon on Bracev Hickok, who has been ill at Washington. They are to reside in the thing to hear about be commenced the his home for several is able to good attendance in spite of the lowery New York on their return. had tnem, and see the attractive scenes Jacob Block, who has rented the road from the Brick Store up by the weeks, weather. They Bennett place the past year, has mov- be out again. Zalmon S. or many valuable and beautiful presents through photographs, watering tank. Peck Newtown, who bric-a-hra- c, ed his family to Bridgeport. a was P. J. Garvin's handsome St Bernard home Ten- incut glass, silver, pic JTiday, April daughter u has recently returned from Joseph Weiner of New York has Mr li, dog is quite sick with pleuro-pne- tures, etc. ii you are minting or erecting any born to and Mrs John Weiss. nessee, has spent a few days with F. on con leased the Bennett place and has mov- Mrs' James at monia. W. Wheeler. Mr Peck will be 90 W7orden of Hill has iencin,f your rarm, tnis spring, ed In. Magee died, Saturday, are out for the years John George's suit u, .in. uiarK. can snow tne home or ner nephew, James llud Invitations marriage oia next month, and bears his age re moved to Southbury. tie you Don't Mrs called on of Miss Helen of Paint mat win you. George Burritt many man, in Woodbury. The funeral took Gertrude, daughter markably well. Frank Seeley is putting new win sometning interest of her friends in town, last Tuesday. 1 Mrand Mrs Elbert Green of Green jlace Tuesday, at o'clock, from the wood avenue to On Sunday last the little son, Brad dows. in his house, or George Edwards has been grading louse. The was in Water-tow- n. Walter Henry Robin ford of Mr Mrs Miss Canfield is i I he spring styles shoes are just Miss M. E. interment son of The will William, and George Lucy spending in. ana see me. can Until have R. R. Seeley lawn, the past - Bridgeport. ceremony was few tep in l nt you you inquired about Masury's lAiiwr; We car week. take- at St Thomas' xiawiey, Daptizea at st meter s by weeks with her grandmother in shoes for school children are place Episcopal itev a. ixoiasDorougn. Bethlehem. My the save you dollars by selling you this paint, wh-e- mixed Mrs Ida Stevens and daughter of REDOING. church on Tuesday, April 29, at Mrs Walton and son who Mrs Thomas Is kind that wear and my prices are low. whu. Stevenson were of o'clock. Whitney Hennessy visiting W. C. with linseed oil costs less than 1.25 agajon-ajo- d guests, Wednesday, have been spending some time at Al rnendsin vvaterhury. Corbett, proprietor. pure makes the Rev and Mrs Dlkeman. Rev G. A. Viets, having fully recov- The Literary Delvers' club will meet bert have returned home best known. H. E. Logan drives a new horse, re- ered from his recent attack of re- with the Misses onier or urassy .flam Wheeler's, A fine line of goods in paint grip, to Ridgeheld, N, J. SOUTHBURY. confectionery Varni&h-e- cently purchased of Carlton Joyce. turns to Redding, this week, with his street. Friday evening. Word been received in can always be found at the drug store We have a complete line of Mr Mrs Pau- for of JNew York has this place S. C. & Carriage Paints, and Wheeler Basset t of family, another year of service at Frank Freudenthal his former home, that Fred Norton of TOE STREET AND VICINITY. of Bull Co. Wall Brushes of all kinds. lding were guests, Wednesday, of Mr the Methodist church. spent Sunday at his home on Green was II. E. Logan of Velvet street. Mrs V iets, with her has avenue. Bridgeport, quite seriously injur- . Oscar Ambler has so far recovered As a spring tonic nothing excels Cur children, w.d ed while working in the plush shop. as to be able to work tis' Little Giant bitters. These bit- Mrs George Coley is again quite sick been resting for a few days at the Several houses in town are being Messrs Charles Stevens and Ezra again and under care of Dr Hill. hon e of her parents. They returned treated to a new coat of paint. Miss Augusta Stiles spent a few ters have been before the public for. Miss Miss of week. ot tne Mission Meeker spent Tuesday in Hartford. days in New Haven. many years and their curative Hattie French and Emily home, Thursday this The annual meeting Mrs Ida Stevens attended the Meth are quali FARMING inPLEMENTS Secley have been in guests Rev Mr Viets will preach his open- Circle of the Congregational church Several Southbury people attended ties such that the sales annually Danbury, odist Conference at Torrington, the the increase. In, order of Mrs William Tomlinson. ing sermon next Sunday, April 20. will be held Friday evening at the of wedding in South Britain, last that you may go Mrs Allen of Norwalk is a home of Mrs H. L. Slack. guest her brother, Joseph Dikeman week. turougu uie coming summer in irood We are spending William Jones and Marshall Beach Miss L. headquarters for everything in this line. M. hard few days with his BRANCHVILLE. St Mary's fair at the Opera house Mamie Condon is at the New health the advice of F. Curtis, the father, Benajah have harrows nan-centur- y iron beam Culti-vato- rs Peet. : purchased Cutaway i ork hospital. nruggist, Main street, metal, Plows, Wakelee Plows, Oliver Plows, ' the E. C. Shelton. The Methodist people and other Mrs Esther Galvin, w"hb formerly re- through agent, Mrand Mrs Hermon Perry spent corner of Elm, Bridgeport, should be and for samel PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST. Isaac Hubbell is plastering a house several in followed. When he says he knows parts Poultry Netting, Hoes, Shovels,. friends of Rev Mr Dikeman gave him sided on Reservoir street, has moved for Burr of days with their daughter son-in-la- Henry Huntington. Watertown. oetter as a tonic Atreception at the church on Wednes- Henry Wood has moved his family into the house with her Miss Carrie who has been nothing general than day evening, thus their to Ball Hill. James Gallager, of Grassy Plain street. French, Mrs John Morris has returned from a these bitters you can put it down as his expressing assisting Miss Annie Brooks during visit with friends in Milford. correct. pleasure at return to this place for Mrs John Gould is in poor health. Mrs Bridget Mannion of Grassy the illness and death of her mother the coming year. . . Ira Mead and wife are nicely settled Plain street is improving her yard by Miss Jessie Sanford's brothers from The and has returned home. visited her on .... fruit ornamental trees sold Mrs Moses Hull has been in Bridge- in the Williams place. tilling in a portion of it. Miss Florence Clark was in the Park Bedding Sunday. by William H. Glover in this 'vicinUv port, the guest of her daughter, Mrs Earle Smith has recovered from his Frank Reagen of Great Barrington, will be a severe is a few City, Wendesday. SOUTHFORD. hereon delivery in few davs. Arthur Morgan. illness. Mass., spending days at his Miss Gertrude has return C. K. Osborne of has been en- Miss Lillian Johnson of Manchester The rumor is Richard O. Ben home on lower Grassy Plain street. Beardsley Stepney that ea nome alter ner sister in nas taKen a gaged to attend to this part of the Several people from here attended visiting unaries it. niawaras po business. He will the funeral of Mrs Ellen McNamara Stratford. sition in Hristoi in tne ice business. deliver the orders Mrs and collections for Wy-ma- n and of wh was held Lobshier and son have spent a Mr and Mrs J. U. Strong entertain- make Hooker, SrOpen flonday, Wednesday Saturday Evenings. Newtown, eh at that few with her Mrand Mrs ed & Co., place days parents, his brother from New Haven, over Nurserymen, Rochester, Tuesday morning. S. J. Kirk. Sunday. N. V. Miss Edith N. Curtiss is in Easton Randall Atwood and Miss re Katie For a line of Jack and went with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs cently visited their sister, Miss Zana, fishing tackle, lines, Jill up the hill LONG HILL. Wilbur F. Selleck. hooks, baskets, rods, etc., call on Tay- Where Jack bad his spill. ai irieir auni s, wrs ivi. n. Atwood s. lor, Curtis & Co. in Jill uses Vanilla Crystals still. SEED Mrs mother of Get readiness for Try them! And you will. Henry Leavenworth, those pound-and-a-ha- lf NEWS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Mrs George L. Minor, is caring for her capturing - TRUMBULL. ner trout. POTATOES! Mr Timberlake has his po- during uiness. Day resigned ex-ee- Mr and Mrs & Co. ' Bargain Cos-gri- ff Charles and Curtis have an sition as station M. D. Benjamin Taylor. ! We are agent. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. son, Dick, also Miss Stella are lent line of from a Garden Seed direct shippers has taken his place. Curtiss, carpet samples first of best Aroostook Pastor been guests of their mother. Mrs M. H. class house and can till orders Co., Maine, Seed R. C. Tousey has been his Thomas has giving a prompt New complete stock just I having Curtiss. ly- - ill : SmatI : Potatoes. Send in Frida.y. lawn newly graded and seeded, this series of sermons on the Lord 's Prayer, also all kinds nt f nra Ktjvlr your orders ear- week. and last reached the Mrs George L. Minor has been quite of VU Paper. Rootslr.and shoes for all. Fresh ly for best varieties. Sunday eight some-wha- Special ih men's workinir khjck; 04 uroceries ana .Meats. Ke member the V. moved fam- the in ior several days, out is; now shirts, at For the present we shall make Friday of ach Week Frank Campbell has his number, considering limit of better. Dr attends. 35c each every shirt worth a half dol- place. an ily to Bridgeport. Edward D. Peet of our plea for forgivess, "Forgive us Rodger -- occasion of special interest to buyers. our debts as we Austin Hine, Jr., has been quite in- - lar this week only, at R. IL Beers & The Ansonia Feed & Grain not a sale of a selection from Bridgeport is to have charge of the forgiveour debtors." Co.'s. J. H. Itjs job lots, but genuine farm vacated by Mr At the evening service the was dnposeq. CASSIDY, stock of Campbell. subject Warner has a new hired South Britain, Conn. Company, ourregular goods that our customers will need at Charles Ketchell has leased Charles announced "Paul's Great Discovery" man.HrrleyE. Grass seeds of all kinds. this time of B. farm in Tashua for the which appeared to be h is art of con- Timothy, Ansonia, Conn, year. Seeley's Mrs M. S. Atwocd and Mrs U. Clover, Red Top at lowest prices, at i ... tentment. J. r3t For the ohe day Friday the Prices on these se- coming year. were in the Brass R. H. Beers & Co.'s. The Guilford brand of tomatoes are On Wednesday nignt, ApriJ 23, the Strong City, last Spring Time lected lots will be reduced. 12c a can. sociable of Endeavor so- Saturday. solid, hard packed, at Three monthly the is Drive out that rheumatism with Is here. We have a lai will be held. A Thomas Wolcott to move to the In F. F. cans of best corn for 25c, solid packed ciety miscellaneous Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil, and be number of new Datterna Wall Puna- - 3i! WOODBIHitchcock,RY. COJSIC, Merritt Wheeler farm. Cloth and house-cleanin- and natural flavor. Campbell s con- program of readings and music will be sure it's the Ramon's. H. Matting and everything for g. CoJl 8Lnd See Wrsxt We Have rendered and a lunch served. genuine Full stock of Uroceries. Rnnts and Shelf and centrated soups, three cans for 25c. light E, Mott, Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Shoes always on hand. Trade lii ru and Heavy Hardware, Stoves, ! For sale by W. N. Hurd. Mrs Samuel Ward has been taken to EASTON Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, Trumbull; money. nn Tin and Wooden Ware, Black To Offer John Sprandle has moved to Bridge- a sanitarium in the Adirondacks as a K. A. llonan, W. B. Smith's Supplies, Farming Im- will a provision con- F. G. Heaublein is the agent for all plements and port, where he continue his milk precautionary against " Hawley, Sherman. ALLEN .JOYCE. riachinery. As the disease has kinds of Bowker's fertilizers, the pri - business. sumption. very Roxbury Station Ct. Plumbing, Heating, Cen'l Jobbing. Mr and Mrs Samuel G. Seeley of recently shown itself there are the ces ranging from $23 to $40 a ton. A spring cough Is something to be Tashua welcomed a new daughter at highest hopes of her complete recovery Leave your order early and it will be ;ibhorred is dangerous, annovinir and their home, Monday, April 1. in which everyone of her many friends promptly attended to. aggravating. Why not cure it now T. will be done I J. CORBETT, The Benham Shoe Co, Miss Jennie Burkhardt of Shelton sincerely rejoice. and with it? Ramon's English At South Britain Mill. Hit, LUs ud AeeUtat has been a few weeks with Sunday evening the choir, assisted I y REDDING. Cough Syrup will do it one bottle Another invoice of State IsTMtsuatt spending that Fancy Bay : u4 l fctata. fnhUe. DERBY, CONN. her sister, Mrs W. A. Gabler. Miss Mary Beach, soprano, Miss Edythe gives you more relief than one can even Flour just arrived and the prlee Is ff.M per Vauiy The friends of Olmsted Nichols, alto, and Miss Millie Percy I). Rogers of has tor. 2c. 11. E. bbl. A good supply of choice groceries at Queen Street, Newtown, Oona many Harry Burtoi, Bridgeport hope Only Mott, prices that will please you. South Britain ... are glad to see him back at his old pianoist, will give Lorenz's Easter been quite ill with pneumonia. His JNewtown; S. C. Bull & Co.. Sandv Feed and Saw Mills. place of business at W. N. Hurd's Cantata "Priest and King." This mother, Mrs Rogers, who has been Hook; S. J. Park, Trumbull; W. B. All Kinds Of store, after two months of absence. consists of solos, duets trios ladies with him, has returned home, as he is Ilawlev. Sherman: E. A. Honan. Gav-- J. A. BEARD, Wagons lordsville. For Sale or exchange. M. O. Leach, Edward Hawley went to Bethel, quartets, mixed quartets, quintets. some better. South Britain, Ot. man Conn. p. O.: Brook field. Cv THE NEWTOWN APRIL BEE, FRIDAY, i8, 1902. 3

1809; Ann E., who died in 1852; Henry L. Beers of Oil City, Ta.; Fanny S., of NOW IT TICKS AGAIN, Newtown: Manette, Mrs John C. Bat It Wanted Winding. So Do Other Beers, who died in 1880; and Eli B. Timepiece. Beers of Palestine. When I " turn in " for the night I wind Another of this family, known for my watch and put it on a little table at the his vigorous character, was Hermon head of the bed. The other night I woke Beers, whose death occurred at his and failed to hear it ticking. home in Palestine district, town of "What !" said I, " is it possible I forgot Newtown, on A ugust 12, 1876. He was to wind it ? I put it to my ear. Going a son of Eli Beers, already mentioned. still? yes, going still j but very feeble l Hermon Beers was born February 20, and faintly. I wound it at once of course." 1803, on the farm in Newtown where That other watch the watch in your his life was He dealt ex- breast the heart. Ah 1 It doesn't do to passed. quite A-Sal- e tensively, at times, in cattle, and in let that run down. It does more work than this line was associated with his any other organ in the body. It hammers brother, Lemuel Beers. He was a man away, year in and year out, day and night, of nature and social work days, holidays and Sundays. It is Y7 genial pleasing kept going by the blood and the blood is K It qualities, and one whose life was such merely digested food. eff- i. ... that it commanded and held the re- We are glad to announce a new and icient all ailments and dis- "t. .' S .TJi.j- 1 spect of his fellowmen. He was kind medicine for eases of the nerves and irregularitios of the hearted and indulgent in his family heart. is from the hand of that .jVAfi' It widely Uneqnaled V life, and as a citizen was always loyal known physician and surgeon, Dr. David to progressive ideals. In politics, he Kennedy, of Kennedy Row, Kingston, N. was first a and later a Y., and is called Calcura Solvent. It es whig republican, digestive power, purines the blood, and throughout his life he took an nourishes the nerves and confers health intelligent interest in the questions of and strength upon the multitude of sick In the day in both local ones for whom fear and anxiety have Bridgeport. public affairs, All He Sher- painted the future in black. druggists, and national. married Phebe $1.00 a bottle. who died 1880. I v man, in Their children were: Mrs Harriett Husband, John a a Ho-ba- disease, the symptoms of dangerous, Hobart Beers of Chicago, Mrs J. rt unnatural state of the blood. Ramon's Warner, Miss Sarah M. Beers, and ... V Iron Tonic is the with it ; , vS William Hermon who died in antidote; ,N Beers, iron and 4 j" Indiana in 1882. vitalizing, strengthening, 1 tonic properties, it is just the medi- cine needed where the blood is im- CONGREGATION A L CHURCH AND and the in need of Entire system The poverished PARSONAGE, ST PETERSBURG, an invigorating, life-givin- g tonic. $1. FLORIDA. H. E. Mott, Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, E. A. Gay lordsville; Sum- FACTS ABOUT WORK Trumbull; Honan, and INTERESTING THE W. B. Sherman. Spring OF REV J. P. HOYT. Hawley,

The completion of the new Congre- They is some new work being done gational parsonage, which has recent- in the Tauntonlcemetery. F. P. Bolles, mer of a ly been occupied by Rev J. P. Hoyt of the firm of C. J. Hughes of Bridge- output and family, puts that church in pos- port, is setting a qulncy granite monu- session of one of the finest church ment for Hawley Jennings and wife, properties in the state. The site, at and an Italian marble stone for Mrs New York Manu- the southwest corner of Fifth avenue Hiram Camp. and Fourth street, is an ideal one. The and churoh, newly repaired renovated, Financial is in good condition to last until a new Institutions. 7 one can be built, and the parsonage is facturer. and Judgment, making him a leader in a handsome and a commodious, costly THE Newtown Beet the community. In politics he was home and finished The zealous and was active finely arranged Whig, especially throughout, and equipped with all in the great campaign of 1840, that of modern The sketch in Last too. " improvements. Home Trvist Co, week, 4100 'Tippecanoe and Tyler In 1833, this issue will some idea to distant 35 Newtown give Conn. 1 ' and '38, he represented Derby, V " "" " readers of the appearance of the in the State Legislature. An inde- since these The INCORPORATED 1893. Tan Pages. his of property changes. pendent thinker, expression Times of March 15. Capital, $50,000; Surplus $10,000; opinion on all subjects carried the Assets Jan. i, 'oa, $400,000. & weight of sincere conviction, and one Louis Elting Sons, HOME NEWS. his notable characteristics in which CONGREGATIONAL JUBILEE. OFFICERS: Charles E. Clark, President. all of his sons resemble him was a Last Tuesday evening, April 1, the Daniel S. Brinsmade, vice president. Charles CITY BAKERY BUILDING, LOOKING even P. N. Downs, Secretary and Treasurer. BACKWARD. generous, lavish, hospitality, his first anniversary otRev J. Hoyt's TRUSTEES: Charles E. Clark. Cashier home the favorite place pastorate, his people nd friends B'ham Nat Daniel 8. Brinsmade, Pres. being meeting gath Bank; At- I Water William S. Downs. STURDY AND EXCELLENT CITIZENS of for a Ousatonic Co.; 49 for a large circle friends. He died ered at the parsonage combined torney; Julius G. Day, Treas. Whitlock Print- 43-9- WHO WERE ONCE ACTIVE IN NEW- ing Press Mfg. Co.; Edwin B. Gager. Judge of Main St., B'port. the Superior Court; Watson J Miller, Presi- TOWN AFFAIRS. dent Sheiton Savings Bank; Charles H. Net-tleto- n. Pres. Derby and New Haven Gas Co.; Henry F. Wanning. Pres. B'ham Iron Foun- Newtown has produced many worthy dry; David A. Nichols. Sheiton; Charles N. citizens who have attained fame In Downs, Treasurer. the political and business world, and Interest Allowed On Deposits others who lived quiet and useful lives In more humble honora At the rate of 44 per cent, per annum, credit- the but ed y, April 1 and October 1. ble calling of the farmer. To this This Company is a Legal Depository latter class belonged the late George for Ail Trust Funds. of who Beers Palestine, passed away 3 t September 14 1809. He was a Iton 'of Lemuel -- Beers and was born-.Ma- 2, The Home 1825. n May, 1849, he mdrrledSarah Trust Co., EI, daughter of Isaac Peck, - who is Next to Birmingham National Bank., Undertakers and Embalmer. Cemetery and Memorial Work now living. Three children blessed DERBY, CONN. their, Jjhlon, who are now among .New- town's highly esteemed residents: Charles J. Hughes, Anna, wife of Henry O. Curtis, Robert & Manufacturer Prindle florris, of and Deal- H. Beers, the well-know- n local mer- ! BURR& KNAPP, L. C. MORRIS. er in and B. Beers, a success- W. H. PRINDLE. Lumber chant, George fc home-Btea- d. Bankers ful farmer lining on the family Brokers, Funeral Directors The The late Beers was en- 353 CONN. George MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, and Embalmers, Highest We are prepared to sell gaged in farming all his life, making a Grade of was a Bonds,Stocks, Mortgages, , foot looo feet or 100,000 feet,Just as ycfii want. specialty cattle raising, lie Newtown, Conn. of you most hospitable man, and of a kindly Debentures, Insurance, "All Kinds of Lumber" is our specialty, and if nature. Steamship and Rail- are to build or we want to talk with It appears of record that many of road Tickets, Hi Cemetery you going repair Work the Beers name in the present century Calls answered at New you before you place your order. have In Paying 5. &H, 6, 7, M and 8 per cent. Deposits Telephone figured quite conspicuously the received subject to draft, and. Interest paid From public affairs of Newtown, among on same. Securities bought and sold on com- town Inn, mission. Foreign bills of exchange. Circu- them Simeon, Samuel, Jacob, .lore ml lar Drafts and Bank Money Orders available 1 ah, Abel, Lemuel, John R, who have in all parts of Europe. QrnJte ne Knees represented the town in the Legisla- ture. Among the selectmen of the & : MANY town since its almost at HAWLEY. WILMOT Office and Salesroom Will be to your liking, for we aim at sales at settlement, Stratford Ct. the dawn of the eighteenth century, The Bridgeport REYNOLDS. 300 Ave., Bridgeport, a small margin of profit on each one. have been Samuel, John, Andrew, Simeon, Ebenezer, Henry, John B., Trust Co., UNDERTAKERS, The and Charles E., some haying served Banking, Brokerage, Investments, 98 Stat St., Bridgeport, Conn. repeatedly for many years In the of- Mortgages. Interest allowed On Bates Stone Co., fice referred to. Deposits. George B. Hawley, Vine St. Near Park Ave H. Wilmot. 866 OlinMn Ave. Manufacturers and Dealers In A sturdy citizen of the Act as Executors, Administrators. Guardi- Edward W West Are. E. C. ATT B. The PL CO., ans, Conservators, Trustees. John Reynolds, type was Lemuel Beers, son of Eli Telephone 321 "ALL STONE WORK Beers, who was born January 20, 1801. Safe and SUCH AS HawleyvLUe, Conn. Bethel, Conn. He was reared on a farm, and followed January 28, 1872, in the 721 year of his house warming, reception and dedica- Deposit Storage MONUMENTS, VAULTS.CEMETERY Vaults. 148-3- 4. agricultural pursuits throughout his age. tion. The program was as follows: ENCLOSURES, etc. Telephone 1. v also in On March 13, 1824, Lemuel Beers Music by the St Petersburg band, Safe Deposit Boxes Rented at reason- Only Steam Polishing Works between New life, dealing extensively cattle, able rates. York and New Haven. ,f In which he was associated with his was married to Eliza Shepard, a native reading by Miss Michael and sociable Headstones and Monuments cleaned and re- 8 P. F. Keating, set. to Eastern of who was born October 22, until o'clock. STEEL VAULTS. brother, Ilermon, shipping Newtown, FURNITURE DEALER, markets. For years he was an active 1804, and died August 20, 1887, aged 83. 2. Letters and telegrams from for- Private Booms for examining papers. 42 Water St., - Norwalk, Ct. and man of affairs in the Their nine children were: mer pastors and friends, some sending Conn. Undertaking and Embalming In all Its prominent George 169 171 State St., Bridgeport, and carefully attended to. town, where he was widely and favor- Beers, mentioned above; Caroline, checks; one check of $50 being from branches, promptly ably known, his industry and energy, Mrs Cyrus Beers Sherman; Susan J., er A. W. Paige of tbe Con- SANDY HOOK. CONN. ESTABLISHED 1843. combined with grtod business ability Mrs James Blaksloc, who died in May, necticut House of Representatives, a Mechanics' and Farmers' friend of the pastor. Bank H. 3. Five minute addresses by the Savings Arthur Bolles, Bank Wall ZE3Z- four deacons of the church and others, City Building, St., Bridgeport Oh - 3"H3:H3JRS, Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. Bth gS excellent and eloquent. Deposits, $2,564,230.48 4. Treasurer's report, showing that Surplus and Interest, 116,009.43 Undertaker and W are notwithstanding the large expenses of MONUMENTS, xm t Assets, $2,986,470.24 Embalmer, ns8 the year, $2,300 in all, not including a . - NEW PRESTON, CONN. S3s loanK every obligation had been met Deposits of il to 11000 received and Interest Necessary credited from the first of each month, payable WASHINGTON DEPOT. CONN. assortment of and there was a surplus in the treas- in January and July of each year. Incorpor- 49 A rich Wedding Gifts, Wedding ated 1873. : The Telephone and , ury. Doxology wag sung. OFFICERS : & Rings Engagement Rings. a. KemarKS Dy tne pastor roiiowea lolm I. Weasels. President H. Q. Keane's a of and dedi- by prayer thanksgiving Marshall E Morris, Vice Presidents. cation. Fre k B. Hall. i George F. Taylor, Monumental L. S. and Treasurer. 0 These exercises were interspersed Catlin Secretary Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct & 1 from Works, Reid Todd, with music by the band and with Telephone calls answered promptly O de waters and O. Bull & Go's. tiouaatonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. jrak Opticians, ) many happy allusions and tender Q3f 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. reminiscences; the whole occasion was Watertown Sav- one long to be remembered. The W. church was organized in 1888 and in- E. TROY. JR.. & i- L . C. - . ' 8. Co. r 't . V V corporated in 1901 as "The United Bank, Hook. Bull i ings Tkoy's Bldg., Sandy Sandy Hook. Conn. Church of Christ." A. H. WOOLSON, President. Furniture A New Line of the Latest The beautiful parsonage, with its 10 B. H. MATTOON. Treasurer. Goods. Licensed ! rooms and four verandas illuminated Undertaking In all its Branches. Pharmacist with electric was thrown open Deposits. Jan. 1, 190s, lights, and Undivided -- MADE & for and was much admired. Surplus A SPECIALTY OF BILLINGS CLAMPETT, inspection Profits," $13,112.96 M. F. Keane, Successors to L. W. Booth & Co.. Wholesale ud Retailere, is probable, as the pastor remarked, Rubber Goods, viz.: Fountain, Bulb V It Interest commences thelflrst of each month, Funeral Director and Embalmer, and Hard Rubber Hot Wa that no other church in the United ana is auu j ui iu. BKOOKFIELD. CONN. Syringes, payauie juuuarj Hall Wa- ter Bags, Breast Pumps, Atomizer a States in less than one has built Banking rooms, Pythian BuUdlng, j""fci year tertown, Conn. Night and day call attended to promptly In and Nursing fittings in variety. RiTsncistoy such a parsonage, the church Brookfield, Newtown and vicinity. Office and and Mater- Oily36 Wall Street. Bridgeport. repaired telephone call at Slu relevant 's store. Tele- Photographic Supplies n 345-- 3. Pre- Edifice, all and number ials. Special attention given the meeting obligations, phone work. v.1 trebledit membership. This result, FAIECHILD & MEAD, scription TBY A BOTTLE OFJTHKIR the was due to the co- pastor showed, General Insurance and D. operation of his people, the generosity Real Estate Agents, J. KIMBALL, Watch and Clock of friends and the ef- Successor to V. Swan. 61 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Cona., George FOB COUGHS AND COLDS. Be a bottle. forts of the Ladies' Aid society, the Warner Room a. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. trustees and treasurer. lie that Bldg., Full line of Furniture. Mattresses made over Repairing. hoped and Furniture Repaired. Your Watch Is out of and would CO. I i so repair a great spiritual blessing follow MIDDLESEX BANKING Subscribed WOODBURY. - - CONN. needs cleaning or attention? bring it to Peters- Paid In, 1600,000. Issue your home store at Sandy Hook, where it may this temporal prosperity. St 5 per cent Debenture Bonds of J100, 1300, 1350. receive proper attention. Times, April 5, 1902. $5110. $1000 and $5000, which are by statute law- We also pay special attention to clock re- burg ful iiLMi'siments for Trust Funds in the state. pairing. L. DTSANFORD& CO., Agents, 17 Bishop Just at this time we have many pretty ar- hiock. Bridgeport, uonn. COAL. ticles In silver on hand, suitable for wedding COAL. and birthday gifts. laziness" is how people SAVINGS BANK Newtown, ".Downright NEWTOWN 1855. MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, generally diagnose that "tired feeling" DAVID O. PECK, President; ARTHUR Sandy Hook, Conn, W. B. SNIFFEN. which appears with the spring-tim- e, T. NETTLETON, Treasurer. Business Houhs at New Ct. irom a. m. to 3 p. m. un aaturaays irom 'Coal yards England Depot. Sandy Hook, All first class stores sell these but this is an erroneous idea. It is to; 12m. goods. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1902.

is ill with diphtheria. The Nqwtown Bea Jonathan Betts is confined to the bed with an acute attack of rheuma- CO. 'An ACiiiN& tism. MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET SHOE CIRCULATION: Mr Mansen of Bridgeport was visit- ing in town over Sunday. Last Wewk, 4IOO WATCH ABSOuutust'PvBz A Mr Valentine from Ridgefleld is THIS SPACE FOR PRICES. JANUARY, 1, iS8s, 600 Makes food more delicious and wholesome occupying the barbershop recently va. the cated by Edward Carroll. Mr Carroll ROYAL 8AKMO CO., HtW YORK. Ten Pages. has moved into the house across the owned f way by Wesley Barrett. Shoes, Oxford Ties, HOME NEWS. ants have been in town,'thls week, get ble, who has been sick with one of the Mrs John Davis is visiting at the Slippers, Hazel-hurs- t, wmcn are so ting their summer residence, severe coios prevalent. home of A. II. Davis. in readiness for summer The Manufacturer's Outlet Shoe Co. will open anew in their THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET. A whist was held at the resi enterprise W. C. JOHNSON'S TRIP TO SAN will arrive in party Shoe occupancy. They early dence of C. II. Taylor on Friday even the Business, JACINTO, CAL. May, Wholesale Quotations Furnished by Buck & DARLING, BRIDGEPORT. ing last. EXTRACTS FROM A HOME LETTER. A DOCTOR'S BAD PLIGHT. Butter, choice creamerv nrints 3i. choice Mrs Mary Crosby is visiting friendsfiB creamery tubs 38a30, choice dairy 27:i28, fair to April 12, at 923 Main good 24a26c. common 16al8; cheese, factory In Bridgeport. Saturday, St, Bridgeport, as a of a se 14a.ll! dairy 14al6; eggs, fresh near-b- y, 17al8; fe Fred and 1 left Redlands, yesterday, "Two years ago, result chickens, alive Haiti: fowls, alive. 12al4c: Louis t is to move into the (Store formerly occupied by Foster, Besse Co.) a ana vere lost writes Dr calves 6a9c; pigs Tail; hogs 4a6: potatoes 50a Banger for San Jacinto, with horse cold, I my voice," 90 bushel; onions, red 50al.00, Iwlilte l.OOal.50. house of Charles Olmstead in Branch- - le was humrv. It is a drive, tie M. L. Scarborough, of Hebron, Ohio, yellow TSal.So: cabbases 1.50a2.00 bbl: car soon. tn emhanire with Rev D. T. Booth for rots OOaTObu: turnius 30a25: celerv 90c doz: ville With of ever before offered in di- then began an obstinate cough. dried 1.75al.85 bu; beans, marrow 3.50 bu; the greatest array Bargains the city, on peas 1- Knnriav services the following day pea beans 1.75a 1. 85: ItialH lb: beeswax Mrs Laura J. Beach has returned -2 1- -3 12 remedy known to me as a prac- honey rect from the manufacturer at to off manufacturer's We reacnea Moreno, nines uum Every 25a30c lb: apples, Baldwins $4a$r.00. greenings a to in regular TJAfliiinds. about noon. Fred's friends, for 35 years, failed, $la6.00; russets, 3.00a5.00. Maine Seed potatoes from week's visit friends . ticing physician COrvBIOMT fci.'-i- DDI. sacn. price. tho f!artrs. made ns eat dinner with and I daily grew worse. Being urged Green's Farms. 1 Wm iMine npnn e r.nev are: anu al we off to try Dr King's New Discovery for ter a lunch with them started found COULD NOT BREATHE. HUNTINGTON. Watch to see about a place where Rev Mr consumption, coughs and colds, I the Daily Papers. Welton would be likely to tina sneiter quick relief, and for last ten days have should he want to go to Moreno to Posi Coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron LONG HILL AND VICINITY. Do can of Shoes one. felt better than for two years." chitis, other throat and lung troubles not forget you buy Two Pairs for the price of To be classed among carry on mission work, which Fred for throat and Fred Bennett and O. G. Beard are nnw nnkK nTT,(r. 1 saw a auiar.v tively guaranteed lung are quickly cured by One Minute Cough lame R. H. & Cure. One uure is not home a carload of Sanderson's 11 n nn the hills and tnoueni i. wouia troubles by Beers Co., Minute uougn bringing be near & a mere expectorant, which gives only fertilizer. t MAIN STREET. like to see how it seemed to Newtown; Taylor, Curtis Co, Sandy A CUna rV 93 The Best inon hives of California bees, so I cut B. & temporary relief. It softens and liqui riinilfQiHQ'n1U11U1UWIUI 0 nf--VUUVl AtUVSV' WV., BRIDGEPORT. Hook; Hawley Co., Stepney. fies mucous, draws out the inflam MrO'Donnell, who broke his leg a across the hills and on my way I found free. the a hnrneri toad, about as lanre as my T rial bottles mation and removes the cause of the few weeks since, is around on crutches. Dressed Men ne disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at thumb, which 1 let go, and aiso iei Cure will Miss Elizabeth Beard mo trn Hnt, nor, so on tne Dee rancn. BETTER THAN PILLS. once. "One Minute Cough spent Sunday for cloth- The owner lives in Redlands ana do all that is claimed for it," says in Bridgeport. In this place,look now and then to look after The has been alked, "In Justice of the Peace J. Q. Hook, Cros Stein-Bloc- drives over question to h was ana 1 by, Miss. "My wife could not get her James Beard returned Amherst, The Final Test. ing made by The them. Ino Derson about what way are Chamberlains stomacn was see went, nearer, but soon a bee found me, Our breath and relieved by the first Thursday. Vic Lean What makes mint nnl nr had? fa It nnt ul Co., and you'll touched and liver tablets superior to pills?" dose. It has been a benefit to all my Brothers, a of service and and did not let go till he had timately question beauty, to wear were answer is: They are easier and more famHy." R. H. Beers &Co., Newtown; Misses Bessie Palmer and Mary economy? Is not that paint best which Is most how easy it is me ritrht over my ear. Miners Conn. ucmumiui. ana ana hii77.inor too near comfort and 1 to more in Ud and S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; A. B. Beard returned to South Hadlcy, Danbury, pnmru longest swell at small for pleasant take, gentle B. Co. costs leastiranin proportion to the service given!' clothing concluded that this glorious climate of in effect and more as can Blakeman, Botsford: Hawley & Wednesday. reliable, they The E. C. Piatt Co., JOHN W. MASURY St SON'S cost. Lots of men have California had made no great cnange be Then Stepney; Hawley or Dee. always depended upon. they ville; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill. John Wilkinson, Sr., is at his home RAILROAD PAINTS, the of with the business end tne i stomach and Complete Line Of gained reputation remember Grandpa Camp's remedy cleanse and invigorate the for a few days. Under this definition, are nndonhtorilv tho dressed when we boys used to get stung with leave the bowels in a natural condition, best paints. Their absolute whiteness and being expensively WIELDS A SHARP AXE. Mrs John and chil thelg pure and beautiful tints and shades, and Stein-Bloc- h bumble bees, as iuck would nave n, while pills are more harsh in effect and Wilkinson, Jr., their durability, surpassing that of iany com- T downed cnunle of diDDers Ladies' and Summer tOKetber with v by wearing had inst a use is often followed by consti dren returned home Friday. Spring peting pigment. their relative! Clothes. Suits $15to $30. of water, so had spit enough, and dirt their Millions marvel at the multitude of great, covering capacity, unite to make tbem K. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; maladies cut off Dr New Life Albert Ritchie in New we most utuiuui, we most aerviceaoie ana 5 to $30. enough to make mua. ine swelling pation. by King's spent Sunday Underwear. the most economical paints yet produced In Overcoats! soon went down, but the bee followed Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; W. Pills the most distressing too. stom Haven. me long disujtj m paint maaing. me well down the hill. I took no-sna- N. The E. C. Piatt ach, liver and bowel trouble dyspep Ribbed medium weleht. hleh with Inner nr Hurd, Long Hill; loss of bilious- re short sleeves; French band ankle; pants to Vests shot, and none will be needed to call A. B. sia, oppetite, jaundice, Henry Moulthrop of Coram is match. At 25c Each. Straight to mind On. About Co., Hawleyville; Blakeman, ness, fever, malaria, all fall before the bee ranch later ported better. He has pneumonia. Summer weight slianed wear, hiarh neck. In low neck without sleeves. ck with Botsford. these wonder 25c "r at ck 3 o'clock Fred and 1 started again workers; lonff.or short sleeves. with or without sleeves, high and with sleeves, afao HARRY RIDER toward San Jacinto, having still about R. H. Beers & Co.. Newtown: B. sleeves. Tight knee or umbrella pants. Pure extra sizes in low neck. A big line of stylet. 20 miles to travel. We saw lack rab FOR THE COMPLEXION. Hawley & Co., Stepney; Taylor, Curtis WEST REDDING. wuiwj anu elastic. At sac cacn. At 12MC Each. 6ta Water Street. Bridgeport, Cou & vo. 'Forest Mills" medium weight, vesta with Extra fine vests In shape neck, cotton nuail. horned toads, drug stores. any plain . bits, tails, suffers long or short sleeves, pants to match, very or lace trimmed, cotton, lisle or mercerised Telephone M6-4- and stopped to catch an owl which The complexion always CHURCH NOTES. clean, soft At 50c Each. Each. from biliousness or yarn, yarns. At Sc was roosting on a fence post, but the constipation. A CARD. Mr the of 'Forest Mills" summer wetirht. In lnnir nr old fellow was not so sleepy as he look Unless the bowels are kept Amery, pastor Long Ridge short sleeve vests, low neck with or without The Dr Demlel Linen-Mes- h Underwear. It flew we drove open the from the body ap church, was entertained over Sunday sleeves; pants to match. Also extra sizes In Is the rational, sensible underwear Its was ed, and away. As along Impurities sunyner quality. At 50c Each. ers make others. Booklets and trea. the Moreno valley, we passed great pear m tne form or unsigntiy eruptions. We, the undersigned, do hereby by Mr and Mrs Noah White. samples droves of cattle and sheep, and saw a DeWitt's Little Early Risers keep the agree to refund the money on a 50c mirage. Taunton pond never looked liver and bowels in healthy condition bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup oi The Epworth League held their For a thflrt tlm. wilK more water or wetter and remove the cause of such troubles, Tar if fails to cure or as usual on Every Purchase of a pkjr. of Vlto I will like than that it your cough meeting Tuesday evening, Olve a 2-- lb -, looked to us, there was no more C. E. Hooper, Albany, Ga., says: "1 cold. We also a 25c bottle pkg. of Plllibury's Flak- yet Risers for guarantee Mrs William Hess being the leader. ed Wheat Food, A breakfast cereal m Orders Taken For water there than if the Lord had never took DeWitt's Little Early to prove satisfactory or monev refund White Shirt Waists will be sure to like. made sea. Within about six biliousness. They were what I ed. R. H. Beers & The will hold a the justnow Co., Newtown, Epworth League miles of San Jacinto we came across needed. I am feeling better than S. C.Bull & Co., Sandy Hook. sociable in the of the church OtKer hot where those who in vears." Never gripe or distress. parlors Cereals: sulphur springs on 18, for enter Trv Mother's Oata; better and Cheaper thaa have rheumatism sometimes are cured Safe, thorough and gentle. The very Friday evening, April AT SCOTT'S. Quakers. WAIiL K. Beers x uo., STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS tainment. There will be reci We are There were several patients there and best puis. u. music, We've been for dis- - selling a 5 lb. pkR. of Boiled Oata for I wished, if the results are as claimed, Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy OFF THE COLD. tations and tableaux. After the en busy several days unpacking, marking and that Brother Charles receive Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botstoro; u. playing white shirt waists. Have carried big stocks of white waists be-- might & E. C. tertainment cake and coffee will be We their cure. The water runs out the Hawley Co., Stepney; The Brorno-Quinin- e fore but our lines of and are haadnnnrtm far l Fine Line of . Laxative Tablets served. will be held on nothing approaching present beauty, quantity Samples. mountain at a temperature of 118 de FlattCo.. Hawley vine; w. tiura, cold If stormy it low cots. Peaches, Evaporated Apples. Hill. cure a in one day. No cure, no the All are cordial prices. We have a full run of sizes in all our varied grades, and grees. Steam rises from it, and it is Long pay. Price 25 cents. following evening. would like to have look them at the first " all the pmot 1 want, witn tne not ly invited to attend. you through opportunity. Full Line water springs we saw in Nevada, that SURQEON'S KNIFE NOT NEB DED ivawns, inaia linens, Persians, Egyptian lawns, mercenzea ba '"SJoT" is a TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY MORRIS, beneath this old shell here, there Charles of tiste, silk ginghams, Japanese and China silks. Newtowa, Com. GARDEN terrible commotion and a hot place Surgery is no longer necessary to Barrett Georgetown spent Made in SEEDS, Take Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tab with Bronson. the latest approved ways open front and open back call it by what name you wish. We cure piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve Sunday George trimmed trimmed ONION SETS, Etc. reached town about 6 o'clock. It is cures such cases at once, removing tne lets. All druggists refund the money embroidery hamburg solidly tucked, etc., five from and if it iaiis to cure. w. tirove's Robert nolmes and family, who have about hours drive Redlands necessity for dangerous, painful sig I Am if we had kept pegging. As it was, we expensive operations. For scalds, cuts, nature is on each box. 20c. been living on the James Griffin place, Receiving some of the Best . used up eight hours. This is a very burns, wounds, bruises, sores ano SKin have moved to Danbury, where he 75c to $5.98 Qrades of I good hotel. Board and room one dollar diseases it is unequaled. Beware of The severe weather from will engage in carpenter work. H. E. a day. Horse keep fifty cents a day. counterfeits. R. H. Beers & Co., New wintry j Groceries, BootsMott,and Shoes, S. C. & which we have has left FERTILIZERS, Drugs, Sunday morning i went to church town; Bull Co., Sandy Hook; just emerged Which I ! Notions, etc., 35 B. de- REDDING. M. & will sell at a Terr low figure. About made up the congregation A. B. Blakeman, Botsford: Hawley many with coughs and colds that Frank Scott Co., also a choice lot of Grmmm ;n. Singing by a choir of nve and music &Co., Stepney; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; mand Ramon's Cough 183 iVlEtln Mired. I am Newtown Street. out of an The Co.. English Syrup. St., .Danbury. also aaent for the Asaeri. ground ordinary, organ E.C.Piatt Hawleyville. 25c. H. E. Mott, Newtown; S. C. Bull LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST. ("Samples of goods gladly submitted by Messenger or flail, Pnrchas' can Fencing, which $m the bsst worea sounded good. It is just a mission es delivered Free of fence made. Call 1 & Co., Sandy Hook; S. J. Trum Miss Emily of Southford Charge. for t.lru. and in my own mind doubt if San A FATAL RUNAWAY Parks, Jennings in lias I Jacinto ever sees more. At NEARLY E. A. W. has heen spending a week or two with Anything my will sell at s great-l-y anything bull; Honan, Gaylordsville; reduced pries before inTeatory Amy Hermit, a town site three miles dis- B. Hawley, Sherman. friends in town. i. tant toward Strawberry valley, things Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of WE ARE look to me. If 1 had J. B. Orner. Franklin Grove, ill The I. C. B. Ransom of Misses KDima and Kuth Keid were JR. quite bright got which defied doctors and remedies for enterprising M. to choose Between a long lite which a Stony Hill says he proposes to lay out home from New Milford on Sunday. Stone, home in this place might give me, and four years. Then Bucklen's Arnica a game preserve on his farm, in accord- Sonthbnry, Ct dying young in New England, I would Salve cured him. Just as good for ance with the terms of the bill intro Mrs John N. Nickerson, who has say die young in Connecticut. After boils, burns, bruises, cuts, corns, duced by Representative Taylor in been ill, is Fred-ari- 1 skin and quite seriously improving. Headquarters dinner drove over to Soboba, scalds, eruptions piles. the last and which is now 25c R. II. Beers & Co., B. Legislature, Mrs I will furnish at Very Quick Xotlcs and Low an Indian reservation about three at Newtown; a law on our statute books. He is to Florence Sanford of New York Prices miles away. There are about 150 Hawley & Co., Stepney; Taylor, Curtis be commended for his purpose. is a few with her For Household 1 & Co, Hook. spending days aunt, Supplies Seeds. Indians on it but we found only a few Sandy Miss Sanford. In : Cracked Bone Cot squaws; the bucks, as they are called, Ira Wildman, the veteran cattle Abby the Following Articles Bone, Meal, were on: on a C. Hen hunt atter jack rabbits, Died, Abbott Collins, April 14, man, is in New York state after cattle. MrsD. R. Goodale is. in Norwalk Fish and Game Sets, Turkey Plates and Platters, Rich Cut Clpver, lice Dost, 2 Get Them We saw one jack cross the road right brother-in-la- w of Mrs M. C. Rodgers, with her Miss in of us, and daughter, Dayton. Irlass and toil ver Moulting Food, Oys- front the dog hot after As a "spring-medicine- Ramon's Iron ware, Koasting Pans, Carving Sets, Kitchen him. The rabbit's ears, which are atone time fish commissioner under ter Sheila, etc. T NOW. on Gover nor Cooke. The fu neral was held Tonic is proving tne most satisfactory NICHOLS. Utensils, Plain White and Yellow Crockery for kitchen use. immense, lay back his shoulders, as JNew-tow- n; to our n;. Dr ciose as ne couia anane was on the taken trade, si. if. Mott, The and Lowest Every one knows that the get tnem, Wednesday, body being S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; Largest Stock Prices. drop in teed bss come, and I think to stay this Get 'em while kinds and likely to beat the dog. it was amus to Mclndoes, Vt. W. B. Hawley, Sherman; S. J. Parks. PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST. Be Sure and Give Us A Call. time. Oume and get my new prices. ing to see him play his legs. We tried E. A. Rev E. M. has returned for varieties are in full stock, for to some to for a Trumbull; Honan, Gaylords Pickop get squaws pose pic M. C. ville another year's pastorate at the Meth seeds of the good-growin- g, ture, but "no." They wanted "much Sheriff Rodgers loft for Hart odist church. We offered ford on S. W. MUNSELL. crop-produci- kinds are money." "two bits." But Monday. are Rev Edward Curtis spent Sunday no good, and while they were scolding People speaking very' much in with his The F. E, Beach North Woodbury, Conn. scarce this year. favor of G. N. Clark's "Vegetable Liver parents. Co., and b red snapped the Kodak school and services Rev and Mrs Servis are to Terms Cash. Local Get 'em here; ours are all growling, seen Sunday preaching Pills. They consider them the safest expected Delivery. Telephone and it remains to be with what were conducted as usual. visit friends here this week. 962 Main St., Bridgeport. of them "1902" seeds not results. They would growl worse if and best remedy for regulating the Frank Baldwin has the contract to knew we had them. as we stomach, liver and bowels. We would ft last vrar's wrl in srrwt they Just well-know- n build a barn for A. K. Gardner. 1 were came Prof E. Peabody, the advise any one troubled with bilious- . Sill to leave, three bucks, N. B. Curtis is to have an addition White-Was- of 'em cremated by the on was ness, constipation, indigestion, head- FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE. h Is a Back Number. around bronchos, two passed on, optician, in town, Monday night, built on his barn. Mr Baldwin is to I Lan-dreth- 's to them a & Sod. 4 growers we buy of and one came up to us. He had a jack the guest of Oscar Pi tzschler. ache, dizziness, etc., give do the work. D 9 and a dog. We tried him for a trial as they certainly have a wonder- Warren Plumb has been repairing Fred Stevens' Unfailing IN URINE principally. picture. ful for bilious and William Wellington entertained KrlrlrrAG in T.rua vlin.t.ir trw t It a nact Takes Seeds for but he sputtered and walked sidewalks Mon- reputation curing friends over its place. Makes your walls as whits the farm, the E. C. Piatt was in New Milford, ailments. Sold drug- Sunday. week. Such work is certainly appre-- 1 1 - I ss snow. A great dust killer, and like you have seen a hog walk when dyspeptic by Mr and Mrs Ernest Nettleton and 1.1 1 WV-LA -ll?l- A will not scsie or nor will market garden, the house for day. gists. elated by people who do a good deal of ww ifirlVJ1 with crack, it tmySSl getting ready a tight. Without mrn-- little son were at Sydney Nichols', IU age. It can be used over old whitewash garden, the lawn and the he passed on, and I trucking. A Valuable Remedy tor Coajrhs, Colds. Sore lt particles are removed before apply lag. pressed and Fair-chil- d. stopping Saturday Sunday. Mr Miner is for IF. L. inroau Broncnius, ana ail diseases for outside use it Is thaa flower beds. W. J. Beecher made a fly- working o- of cheaper the button, catching him with dog Attorney COUNTY. Robert Brown is under the doctor's of the Throat and Lungs. - It Is water-pro- and can be usetfSn and rabbit. If good, we will be tickled. to Roxburys Monday. FAIRFIELD care. stone, brick or wood. We visited ing trip H. P. Nichols is on the sick list. Waldemere. Brldirenort. Of. Titv 9i itti their burying ground, of George McClellan rides a fine new Messrs Sl Oo- which we can tell you when we see The Village Improvement society F. 3. Stevens - Gentlemen It la Woodbury Go- There was an excitement in GEORGETOWN. bicycle. met C. B. seldom that I endorse medicines or remedle. Wood DrugJOoau. - you. Saw one adobe hut, or the re- quite Miss C. at Nichol's, Monday evening. of any kind, that others should bury. 242 two J. Meyer spent Sunday at A was ven to the I do preferring try mains of one, where six squaws were Hawleyville, Tuesday morning, her home in birthday party gi s and judire for themselves. But roar W. L. JUDSON, Haaagsr- - walls on car loads of BURK BENNETT. Orange. popular blacksmith, Mr Wellington, Unfailing Cough Cure" works so effectually killed, by falling them at performers, comprising Mr and Mrs Lord are staying a short A of friends from and so much like a charm that I am glad to of 1890. last Saturday. host 111 time the earthquake In From the Florodora company, being at the Burr Bennett, one of Georgetown's time at 11. E. Reed's. Anson ia were nuu y testimony in its mrur. there we drove to a ranch where a and Bridgeport present. Truly yours. P. T. BARNOM. they station for two hours. Baseball games, oldest and most esteemed citizens, died William Clark drives new horse. Mr Gage is very ver invited us to supper. We had a nice D. M. Nichols is a barn for busy painting For Sale In world. drove running matches, etc., were indulged at his home in the village, after a lin- building hides. Any person wishing their wag- by every Druggist the - visit and then back into town Mr Hopphizer. should see some JR. H. S- to evening service at 7.30. It is now in to while away the time. gering illness, on Saturday morning William Wheeler of Trumbull has on, "spring cleaned," S. STEVENS A CO, SLAIBY, 10.15 and we are seated in our bed last. Mr Bennett was in his 85th 0f his work. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Sella year 917 Main St., Coaa. Clothing, Dry Goods, room. As they turn off the electric Miss Maiel Sturges returned, Satur- and had been in failing health for some Bridgeport, & Bur-wel- l, lights at 10.30, I will close and go to day, from a visit with friends in Great Underwear at Lowest Prices. Qaallty O Wohler bed. N. Y. months past. He was a native of NEW FAIRFIELD. snteed. My team covers LUrhSeld cos Plains, floathtaiyandltauinjrd. If u waatofspec Georgetown and had passed most of nection with R. Hatch & Son and hired all goods send order by maU to Lakashlerct Simons is One Good a on It will be interesting to many The place, which situated his life there. daughter, Mrs A PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT. shop in Bethel to carry the paint friends of Lewis Booth, who went in Taunton, near the Bethel line, is Cyrus Thomas of Georgetown, and a ing business. West St., Newtown, Conn. now occupied by the of Mr Coffee There was a party at the residence years ago from Bridgewater, Conn., to family half brother, W. D. Gilbert of Derby, The Best Harrow : to know that the Rev Dan- Clark. Mrs Clark was formerly Miss of Mr and Mrs Sidney Gorham on Fri- Minnesota, Brit-to- n, survive him. The funeral was held Of course & iel Theodore Booth, who is mentioned Phoebe Britton, sister of Zerah that's day About 20 couples danced PLATTSVILLE. 1 Painters Decorators. of Taunton. from the Methodist church on Tues- the kind want ? If will night. Clark's Cutaway. in the above communication, was a you you try until morning to the music furnished 15, R. 1002 Prices For We son of Lewis Booth, and when a boy day afternoon, April Rev J. and band. An hoyden's hill. are prepared to do Painting of all was at school at Newtown Acade- Dr Paul Sunderland of Danbury was by the Alaby Whitney kinds. Contract work a We the on Beach officiating. "Hermitage" were Easton Circuit of the Methodist Cutaway Harrow, fi7.an specialty. my when J. Homer French was called to Hawleyville Saturday to abundance of refreshments sup- FuU DUk. UUo have a fine line of Wall Paper at Prices prin attend the son of Dib- - OR church loses Rev J. J. Blytbe, as be to cipal. After leaving school he learned young Sylvester METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. plied by the ladies. suit. work--- 1 a L. We the carpenters' trade, and while The of "1776" has station at Orient, I. Rev W. B. GLOVER, also do Picture Framing, Upho- nis minis- regular meeting the Ladies' Agent, Kalsomin-ing- . ing at trade, studied for the and Mrs Blytbe have endeared them- NEWTOWX. OOSN. , lstering, Furniture Finishing, try. His home is in Minnesota, but it Social Circle of the Methodist church Coffee will find fill the bill. Sidney Gorham and wife, who are Whitewashing. Give us a call or son who is rector San will be held at residence of Mrs you they selves to the people during their two a is his at Jacinto, the Fine Aroma, Flavor and sick with a stomach trouble, are at- The are drop postal. Cal., but in failing health, and now in Bennett on after- delightful years' stay. people sorry to CALL AT for a Harry Thursday Warranted Strictly Pure. tended by Or Frank Gordon of Dan- lose them. the mountains rest, while his noon, April 17. Supper will be father is his in the interim. bury. I supply served as usual. A force of workmen are work The Rev Mr Welton spoken of, is Mr again at X. Alanson who went from and Mrs. Whitehead of Redding and In the cross road. Welton, Rev R. J. Beach has returned to were Mr Mrs repairing filling Blanchard's, F.G. Haeublein, Connecticut to California and now has CURTIS & the guests of and Isaac The violent rain storms have In FairlsM TAYLOR., ( left it irsaos, BrUsport. is a well-preserv- Georgetown for another year, after a over )t ADAMS, CONN. his home in Redlands. He Knapp Sunday. a very bad condition. man past 30 years of age, New No. 981 Main Street, very Interesting Conference session CO.. ror the best 25c Dinner in with no settled work, but active held Albert Evans has mov d into the Mrs Bridgeport, DEALER IN very at Torrington. Sandy Hook, Co. I Mr and Perkins are moving in Mssta at all hours. and often called upon to perform min- Bridgeport, t. George Osborn place. their isterial duties. A reception will be given the pastor I temporary residence, on the Jen Groceries, Flour, Feed and Those of you who haveread Ramona, of the Methodist who has re Allie Brush is shingling some of his nings place, till something better can church, be Grain, Crockery, Teas and by Helen Hunt Jackson, will readily turned for his fifth year, at the par buildings. prepared for them. recognize that the places, Moreno, San on A I Coffees at Lowest Market valley and Sabo- - sonage, Tuesday evening, April 22. Few The steam saw mill is being moved MrsBlythe has visited Mrs L. A. Jacinto, Strawberry Silverware All Specials Prices for Cash. ba, together with that whole San Ja- members and friends are cordially SILK WAISTS. to a piece of timber bought of James Jennings- - cinto valley, was the territory where invited to be present. S. Whitehead. TV Three specials in white and colors, well made Rev Mr Curtis Metho- Call and Be Convinced. the plot of her story was laid. E. L. J. and the very latest styles in line tucks and occupied the Headquarters. Miss Meigs of New Haven is the pleated. First price, '.50; regular JS waist. Benjamin Sears lias severed his con dist pulpit, Sunday. The best way to set interest Second. $3.98, Our $4.39 waists are ex- we Silverware of Mrs special. what or Which of these can show you? leads to Fairchilds. Gathering guest Ellsworth Bennett. tra values; always sold for $5 and $. you want, to Mld-Wlnt- er of set rid of what Sale Boots, Shoes and Engagement rings, wedding rings, or directly from the beat makera in John W. Kearns is a short CORSETS. you Rubbers at a for to to a the world insures perfect satis- spending doa't want, is to ass wedding gift you present and vacation at the home of his parents, Special heavy net, and well boned, siies 18 friend. Our time is yours; if will faction in price assortment to 30. Hummer Corsets. Price 25c. Now For Your Bitters. The Bee's advertisiaf; Corbett's Shoe Store, you All our silverware is Mr and Mrs O. J. Kearns. Spring will be our style. FAIR-CHIL- I), SANDY HOOK. OONN. call it pleasure to show you with the name of SHIRT WAISTS. For Curtis' Little Oiant Bitters has been considered Try the fine we can sell for stamped Mrs Brown of is years the kin; Of c WeJiave a large stock of the above goods what goods little which is a guarantee of Bridgeport visiting Ladies' colored summer waists in asat pat- tonics. are invaluable as for General Liver sad thai we are closing out at very reasonable We make a of watch and at the home of Cyrus Thomas. terns, all sizes, for a starter at 25o each.; Surely they Debility, Kidney prices. Call and he convinced. Kow Is the money. specialty high grade general Loss of etc. are made of time to look after harness.. Don't wait & complaints, Appetite, They Roots, Barks and your and jewelry repairing. Red Todd, Miss Bedient of Cannon has nt until the busy spring or summer to get It re- Station Gums noted for Curative Qualities. Qet a 35-ce- bottle and note the Im- paired. We can do it in first class shape. Also jewelers and opticians, 1054 Main been spending a few days in George- In hoots and shoes mane as good as new at our E. provement yourself. i usual low prices. Give us a call. street, Bridgeport. town, STONE, W. C. 229 Main Street, Ct Corbett, Prop. - The Danbury, L. F. CURTIS, Cor. Mr and Mrs W. F. Hayes and serv- young daughter of George Mills KKMain St., Elm, B'p't, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. APRIL 18, 1902. Bee. tyre Stowe, aged 85 years and six The Newtown C. months. Mrs Stowe was born on Mt E RIDDIFORD, Riga, Mass., of Scott ish parents and in Health CIRCULATION herited the sound, honorable, kindly Leading Jeweler, New Milford, Conn. principles of her race. She espoused Pure and rich blood carries January 1, 1882. 600 caused of her Master the at an early new life to every part of the Last week, 4IOO age and through a long life of trial and sickness and suffering her faith body. You are invigorated, About Shoes YOU CAN BUY has never wavered and the death angel refreshed. You become We believe this to be as Ten Pages. found her ready. She was ever ready Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Solid Silverware arid the to share with those less steady courageous. good a to, Shoes as fortunate than strong, j place, buy best Silver. Plated Ware that is made by the Meriden Britannia herself a of whatever God had what Sarsapa-rill- a there is in the land. We be- part That's Ayer's LOCAL AFFAIRS. Co. My provided for her and beside her im- will do for lieve it to be a Shoe Store mediate family there are many to "rise you. with no mistakes in it. We THE niTCHELI BAKER WEDDINQ Prices on All Goods the Lowest. up and call her blessed." The pro- II. Alltrattlinv J. C AYEK CO., Uiren, Mm. KNOW there are no risks. fusion of beautiful flowers about her A NOTABLE SOCIETY EVENT. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty. casket testified to this. Her A hint or two; .remains The body was taken in charge by Un were taken a short Water-bur- y, Women's Patent Lace Shoes (after service by dertaker Beehlerand taken to Kid The c,t Miss Cor. Rev Mr to Zoar 11. in welt wedding Charlotte Scoville) Bridgechurch Friday, April Goodyear soles, square nelia Ex-Rep- where Rev O. J. conducted and in all sizes and Mitchell, uaughterof Range the Foote is a new tobac edge, foxed, sentati ve D. Merw In Mitchell, to Ste C. service. In of the severe! Henry having widths, R spite co barn built, 28x38 feet, with phen Baker of New York, was RIDDIFORD, storm children, and Dayton New Milford, Conn. grandchildren posts. Mr is the work. $3.00 held In the great-grandchildr- assembled from Pinckney doing Women's Hand Vici Congregational church, Turned Kid 10, 1.15 p. m. The Amenia, N. Y., New im- Thursday, April at Hartford, Haven, WESTON. Button Shoes ; made from fine offici Ansonia pastor, Rev H. DeWitt Williams turned to this field f r another year. and the adjoining towns ot ported stock, whole foxed patent ated. The bridal entered the FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Monroe, Southbury and Oxford, to the heels. party NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. tips, military church to the strains of the wedding CONGREGATION AL CHURCH NOTES. number of 45, to take a last look of the Miss Ellen Dikeman. who has been A shoe for Dress and so Bern Comfort, march from Lohengrin, Henry W. EASTON face they loved well and that even ill for several continues to im- The is Tobacco NEW HYMN BOOKS. weeks, Transplanter $3.50 Beecher, of Soutnbury,presidingat the in death retained the same pleasant The "Old . . Women's Vici Kid Lace and prove. Reliable" and niihnnt k i l: du uw.1 to organ. The procession was as follows: The following joint committee has TRUMAN P. FAVREAU. expression with which she always day. It does the work tar can be- - yuKam - mKnn Button Mrs Coleburn and of Nor- belter than it done bv k.iri- m.k t Shoes; English toe, patent Flower girl, Miss Eunice Piatt; ushers been appointed from the Sunday school Services in connection with the greeted them She was borne to her daughter season; better tobacco and more of it: less work in nlS..s.. a v. medium extension soles. The walk are of Mrs James P y f"r none - tips, W. Ham of New Haven, and John and Endeavor society to consider the burial of Truman P. Favreau were held last resting place by six grandsons to guests Coley. f 1 ! 8,ea9on- and " pays for itself several time over best $2.00 shoe on the market. All of a new book: Miss await in year. Shall be pleased to show the machine to tobacco raiser if inter- Mitchell, brother of the bride; purchasing hymn at the Baptist church at 11 a. m. on the resurrection, leaving her Miss C. L. Wakeman of New York ested and can refer to the and anj sizes and widths at Jessie M. Mrs A. J. life and death God you largest best raisers ot tobacco ia this .action bridesmaids, Miss Sarah W, Filley and Taylor, Smith, Sunday, Rev R. H. Sherman read the testimony that has visited Mrs. F. P.. Morehouse. who are using this transplanter. Get in your orders as last we could $2.00 Curtis P. Minnie R. Thick- does what we commit to his not secure machines fill early, year Miss Olive L. Smith, of New Haven. Morris,Miss appropriate Scriptural selections and keep keep Miss Goodsell enough to our orders. Women's $2.00 Oxfords in Vici et. The one used in the at even unto end. One who of Norwalk is tha The maid of honor, Miss Ruth Mitch. chapel spoke words of sympathy to the be ing the of Mrs V. Kid and leather; Knew and Loved Br guest Godfrey. patent strictly, ell, was followed by the bride on the Northfield, Mass., and containing reaved ones. The interment- - was in Her, idgeport. STATTB & Goodyear welts. Every pair of our arm of her father. The bride was met many of the hymns most used by Mr J. M. Beers is ill with pneumonia.. is the cemetery near by. The floral MALLETT, Oxfords ma.de with, Rock Oak, and Moody in his evangelistic work finds HUNTINGTON. Cor. Main and Church soles'. " at the altar by the groom best tributes consisted of Easter lilies and Lewis Sbipman, who has been very Sts., New Milford, Conn. man, Lieut Commander Corn-we- ll favor with the committee. were ill All - Franks, pink carnations. The bearers for several weeks with appendicitis, sizes, $2.00 of New Haven. The Gil- AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. is Women's Vici Kid wedding The Congregational church has Messrs John Sherwood, Charles slowly improving. and Dongola. party were met at the altar by the pas- Mrs J. Arthur Sherwood and William Mr and Methuen Williams of An McKay sewed Kid or granted letters to Knapp to the bert, Miss Lee of Bridgeport has visited Oxfords; tor, Mr Mitchell giving his daughter street Christian church in Dan- McCauley. Mr Favreau leaves a sonia were guests at A. S. Smith's on patent tips ; light or heavy soles. King Mrs Luman Mead. A SPLENDID LOT OF holy matrimony. The impressive bury and to Mrs Krewson to the Mollis widow.Hn aged mother, four sons and Sunday. English shape toes. Our leader in w was used. Mr and Mrs all ceremony ith the ring The Square Methodist church of Phila- one daughter, beside several sisters and There was a .Flewellyn of Danbury sizes and widths at was in very good attendance at have visited Mrs M. Beers. brijde very becomingly gowned delphia. brothers. The deceased was "born in the St Paul's James $1.6Sj white entrain of Cyreno, the skirt be Sherman church, Sunday evening. but has resided here for a Services will be held second Mrs E. J. and moved Boys' Patent Leather Lace Shoes trimmed with ruffles THE COLONIAL PAINT of every and Sturges family BICYCLES. ing beautifully number years. He was a pension er to last week. 1902 also Wax Calf and Vici Kid, latest f mousaline de waist with fourth Sunday evening of each month, Norwalk, sole, girdle Is made for use on all kinds of work of the Civil war. His age was 61 years. in lasts for sizes , the church. Miss Carl- shape spring wear, and collar trimmed, with bertha of Minnie Williams and Miss Latest Mounts. Also a good line of 1901 ..us-- to and stays where it is applied. It con- wheels," ne,ver 2i 5J. hand-mad- e ' AT-- L son of visited friand-- handsome' lace, the of - LET PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS E. N. Baldwin, Jr., has taken charge Ridgefield, here, ed, and which will be offered at low cash prices. gift tains no Adulteration, and is sold sub- ITT. 1 J . I-- V $2 00 one of thebridesmaids. The maid of LEND A HAND. of Fred Botsford's milk route for the last week. vve are neaaquarters lor me--diu- m ect to chemical Contains Boys' Casco Calf Lace Shoes, honor's was de chine analysis. gown pink crepe more carbonate of lead than any other The announcement was made from coming year. weight soles, wide back stays, over hand-mad- e REDDING. Baseball Goods, Amateur Supplies, solid leather white taffeta, with made. The E. C. Piatt Co.' the desk of the Baptist church, last Mail Carrier Smith has been ill and Photographic heels and counters. . paint lace The bridesmaids and for a of and Records. . no Sizes 2 trimmings. HawleyvUlerConn. Sunday, calling meeting those unable to attend t his route for sev Phonographs shoddy." to 54, flower girl were attired in blue crepe interested in the REAL ESTATE CHANGES. .. $1.50 proposed Cemetery eral days. de chine over taffeta. They wore large PURITAN" SOAPS AND PREM1- - such a to be held At the auotion, last , week Wedn Youths' Patent Leather Association, meeting - THE FONTELLA CIGAR CO., Wax 1 Mr and Mrs Fred Cooke of Water- day,-whe- several were black hats. The groom, best man and UMS. at the Hall on Saturday, April 26, at places dispos- At. Calf, and Vici Kid Shoes in.all the have been S. Haw- , ushers were dressed in conventional p. m. It is all in- bury guests at E. ed, in. the western part of the town, F. CASSEDY, Manager, latest lasts. Medium Hundreds of ladies and earnestly hoped that Vs. shape weight black. The bride carried white roses. young peo terested in the from this and ley Henry Piatt bought the Stephen Burr 33 Bauk Street, Xew Milford, ,Connv . soles of oak leather. Sizes 13 to 2, have earned cemetery The bridesmaids carried roses and the ple; premiums by selling adjoining towns will be present, as Rev L. E. Pangburn has been enter place, Floyd . Bough ton bought the our household supplies. Yes, . .in $00" maid of honor easter lilies. The flow popular there is need of in New Mary , Ann , Godfrey place Little for little too. Send united effort the taining his nephew from York. Shoes men, "Just like er roses. The church was you can do it for full par work. York, Henry Qsborn bought the house in girl, prince Waldo Boothe h is a horse of Papa's," Vici Kid and calfskin, decorated by the bride's ticulars today. Household Supply Co., bought and lot adjoining belonging to the made beautifully R. A. McDonald. ery successful young attorney, and up. Ti e members of tne pewt firm from strong,serviceable stock, friends in southern smilax and Dept. M, New Haven, Ct. those who Mary Coley place, Burr Mills of to 8 lady Among worshipped at the Attorn y Arthur J. Hull of Stepney, give long wear. Sizes to 13f white which, with church on Mrs Tur- The niw firm of & Etzel is Georgetown bought the barn and lot carnations, the Sunday last were Labjrie offices in rooms moved into the offices this week. $1.25 The members of the Brooktield . have law the lights, produced a most brilliant effect. ney Northrop and little son. very busy, having more work than they of the same place, H. A. Lounsbury opened Misses' Pencoyd School Shoes Grange, who gave the play in the Town can to. wood lot. occupied by II. II. Scribner r The party marched from the altar to attend bought the formerly The greatest' wearing shoe, ever hall, have accepted the invitation of There were 23 present at the prayer at No. 10 Franklin Block, the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding Service was held in the schoolhouse from Bridgeport. said our local con-- t made. Fits the foot like a the Hillside Club of Newtown to re- meeting in the church on Sunday even John Peters took the honey offices have a consid-abl- e Tis that anglers glove march. Immediately following the at Rev L. E. The undergone and will outwear any other make of peat the play in the Town hall, the ing, Isinglass, Sunday evening, one. of his bee hives, Wednesday, in internal ceremony a reception was held at the it. woodhouse. change arrangement m plate purchasing canoes fur tbeir. shoe at the price. In Goodyear date being April 24. Union services will be held Pangburn conducting April 2, and left it in bis and the the last beautiful home of the bride. An at the on to the appearance during welts or McKay sewed. menu was served church on Saturday, April 5, going get month and are now handsomely fitted future trout fishing expeditions. elaborate by the Congregational Sunday BROOKFIELD. honey he found it had All sizes at $1.50 and $2.00 of One room was E., C. Piatt was in! New Milford, next at 7,30 p. m. Rev H. O. disappeared. (Jroveland Danbury. evening Mr Peters says the who took set for the and Monday. Hofstad, the new of the Metho- parties - apart wedding gifts al pastor GRANGE TOPICS. the are welcome to but he High Grade Fertilizers. was tilled to dist churches, is to honey it though large, overflowing M. 'work expected preach. would like them to return the boxes iMALIfM- and S. Otis is doing carpenter At the meeting of the Grange, April NEW HAVEN. with most, elegant costl y gifts. is C. S. Burr is out with a new meat as be would like to use them 125 for Hermon H. Peck. The latter 7, a novel as well as profitable feature again. Among the guests at the reception some made in wagon prepared to serve customers was were out of town having improvements of the lecturer's hour a pronounc Mrs Philander G. Ferry is spending the following people: interior of his house. with every thing in his line. was Mrs P. B. mother of the the ing match, which the pronuncia several weeks with her. daughter, Mrs Buckingham, Owen was tion of words in use Grade groom; Miss Luella X Uley, Walter Jnl- - Sweeney buried in the East general according Charles Favereau.Jn Newtown. Pligh The Eee takes pleasure in calling Side cemetery on Thursday of last to the latest dictionaries. There were ley, Mr and Mrs H. B. North, Miss to advertisement in Miss Alice Gorham gave a social Louise Miss Gertrude attention the its week. a great many surprises to those who Todd, Mitchell, of dance to a number of friends, last Fri Mr Mrs L. Miss columns the Berkshire Fertilizer supposed they knew all about it. It To Be Run Over and Edward Jrtitchell, Co. Report says that C. W. Candee, who day evening. The occasion was a very - They are a home company, being was instructive as well as interesting. Sarah Holbrook, Miss Charlotte Pier- is in poor health, had a severe chill on enjoyable one. Fertili and are was on Berkshire located at Bridgeport, Conn., Another feature a short paper By A Trolley Car pont, George Bassett, Mrs H. P. Downs, last. not connected with any trust or com- Sunday with two of pa- Mrs who has been Mrs Hoy t, all of New Haven; Mrs Buel owls, readings. Slips Henry Scribner, bination. Their location, both on tide A union will be held were to with ill with is gain- - Goodsell of Meriden; Miss Alice Wile prayer meeting per then given everyone seriously pneumonia, IS water and the N. N. H. & H. rail at the church on, Wed- 10 Killing of W. A. Pratt of Philadel Y., GThgregational minutes in which the gentlemen ing,slowly. Danbury; them in of this week. -- a on run over to Our Mrs Morrison of Miss road, give advantages freight nesday were to compose poem the subject Charles Nordman, who recently But to phia; Brooklyn; in Massachusetts and to draw an owl as best .1 More tor Your Guthrie of N. Mrs W. A. Connecticut, A letter from Miss Jennie Mellen and the ladies opened a blacksmith shop at Pine Tree Passaic, J.; Western New York, both over foreign could. Committees were ap . S. she her home and they Corners in owned Wil Brooks of Boston; Mr and Mrs W. and other which says that enjoys the building by Fertilizers for Each Crop. Fresh and Mr Mr companies companies work in New Milford but often remem- pointed who adjudged the gentlemen's liam is a Groceries, Rawlins of Honolulu; Guard. are located inland. commenced ladies' Franciscus, making special on 6.44 They bers the friends and work here. prize to Percy Hawley and the offer for horses all around. Smoked Meats, etc., and Mrs Baker left the train the manufacture of the Berkshire fer- The shoeing from Newtown for an extended wed- to Miss Letty Sagendorf. program Notice his advertisement in another tilizers in 1895, bad Mrs H. C. McCollam and little son, la killing to high prices and poverty. after which will reside having many years was in charge of the music committee. column. Mr Nordman is a skilled ding trip, they previous experience in the same line. Aleck, visited Mrs J. Z. Mellen, Satur Berkshire Fertilizer, May be you are one of the few who at their home oh Manhattan avenue, SEASON workman and uses only the best ma Complete The trade which they have built day. IS BACKWARD. haven't tried . our Teas and Coffees. large New York. Danbury News. as wen as Farmers are anxious terial. Bone . If ao It Is loss. You can't get up, in this time, tne reports The next meeting of the Grange will beginning toget Ammoniated Phosphate, your of sta over the rains and continuous moved his them any better or as cheap any the Agricultural Experiment be held April 22. long George Vanvalkenberg PROFESSOR PLAIT'S flUSICALE. tions in our state and other states, tes cold, cloudy weather. The fields are family, last week, to Stony Hill 09. to Pure Ground; Bone where elae. Jesse Wheeler is sick with the T. C. B. over tify to the merit of the goods. We are grip. generally so soft but little if any cart the farm owned by Ransom, Come In and talk thea question REASONS FOR ATTENDING. THE SAME. are leased for with us. sure that our readers who are going to The many friends of Mrs Eleanor M. ing can be done over them. They which he has the coming use can much will be to also too wet for some , There are several good reasons why fertilizers, go further Turney pained learn of the plowing, though year.. use will soon to work unless there are this entertainment should draw a and do much worse than to the accident which occured last week, go Keeper Delaney Is very busy just Berkshire fertilizers. We are which was a fall a broken more rains. Dealers In F. N. Barton. crowded house. In the first place the person causing hip. heavy now, getting Putnam park in readiness ally acquainted with the members of The accident is all the more serious, as program will be well worth the price is to for the summer visitors. , The Farmers Supply Mart, the company and if there are no agents Mrs Turney is 82 years old. She is Frederick S. Frisbie preparing of admission, and every one who goes move old to of were Putnam in your vicinity, we would advise you now with her Mrs J his barn the north its The commissioners at Chei WATERTOWN, CONN. will get his money's worth to start granddaughter, a new one and were en- iio,ls and 9, al to write them for prices and terms. Z. Mellen. present position put up park, April hospitably with. In second Prof o- Agrioult'r the count, in its place, which will be well up-t- tertained, at dinner .by Mr and Mrs Piatt deserves all .the attention and B. & Co., unloaded another of a matter which is of Hawley date in all its appointments. Thomas Delaney. which the people can show Speaking car of at We an in town... Write for E. appreciation to fancy middlings Stepney is unfor in was want agent every Elbridge Wheeler, him by their patronage, presence and vital interest many hereabouts, Depot, Monday. The farmers about Miss Sadie Kellogg quite The flag pole Putnam park Elias of Wittiin, says: a sick horse blown down the of March and Prices to Cor. Main and Elm applause. In the next place the rela Hammond, Ind., here are well pleased both with the tunate in having very at during gale Catalogue Sts., 'I would not under any circumstances under care of Robert Green. 19.', CONN. tivesand friends of the pupils, and and the and it is present the BRIDGEPORT. do Ramon's Liver Pills and quality price hoped at- others who contribute to the without will to in cars and Miss Kellogg was in the Center to Selleck has, 26 .Barred program, are they continue bring Joel F. Ply should take in them a Tonic Pellets. They undoubtedly sell in this tend the meeting of the Guild at the Rock have made all Kinds of Reliable pleasure giving ever and have used a way. mouth heps, which, good send oft for the occasion. To hon the best I saw, I rectory when the horse was takeni'jll a record this winter.. Since No-- , 25 cts., trial dose free. For grass and garden seeds call on and has been so disabled it cannot be quite or our home talent is to do ourselves great many." vember 1 have laid. 1600 eggs. . He H. E. S. C. Bull & Co., B. Hawley & Co. They have a very they, credit. Moreover, for the sake of hav Mott, Newtown; moved. has 80 fine young chickens, some of S. W. choice this season. Berkshire Fertiliz'rCo,' Hook; J. Park, Trumbull; lot, ing something once in a while to make Sandy Henry L. Foote bought the barn on them nearly large enough for .broilers. Office and to B. Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Factory Harbor St., 1108,Mupt,,, the place worth living in, pro TRUMBULL. the Emmon Hawley place, which he is a barn SEEDS and moral Gaylordsville. Jacob Fels building large Conn. mote, the social, mental had down and set on bis Our has taken up oh his Mr Fels also expects to Bridgeport, At Reasonable Prices. first car health of the let one used a place. community, every THE DAVIS MALLETTE WEDDING. farm to be for tobacco barn. make a number of on feel self interest de At the meeting of the Hawleyville improvements that intelligent were The Center school on Mon- house and place.. mands the support of such an effort Whist club, last week, the prizes A pretty home wedding took place opened, the Maine Grown Seed awarded to Mrs Asa and Frank after a two weeks' vacation. Potatoes for the public good. The're is still an Hawley at the home of the bride, Wednesday, day, Mrs John Nickerson, who has been other reason that this musicale should Drew. April 2, at 3 o'clock. The contracting The state road progresses quite slow ill, is now slowly improving. were Miss Bessie Mae work was done last la unloaded. We have all kinds. They be of popular interest. The proceeds parties Mallette, ly. But little The roads are . entirely- - settled an fine and we are will Unbiased, simple, truthful testimony a highly respected young lady, and week. was no work done after are estra lot, selling after paying certain expenses, go is want: here There thoueh in a. bad condition, owing to sumDl(3irG(Sim'G them at bottom prices. Hook what the people it is, George A. Davis, a esteemed ia to the Sandy library for the pur Gas re highly payday. washouts- - Our suDerb Seed Cataloque free to from E. Marshall, City, Ind: "I young man of The the frequent intend to seeds. ' Send for it chase of new books.. Therefore, the so Bridgeport. brides new all who buy . ankle The has ...... will not cently sprained my severely maid was Miss Grace Sherman, an creamery opened quite Miss Helen S. Barnes, accompanied patrons of the library only two well with about 30 cans a day, which to success of oc that preparations my physician intimate friend of the bride, and the by Miss Lelapd of Brookline, Mass., contribute. the this me me confined. A friend will probably increase as the season Special Iormula will use of gave left best man was Karl E. A. Frauenber-- spent Sunday, April 6, with her aunt, Elbridge E. Wheeler, casion, but have the their me a bottle of Ramon's Nerve advances. money over again in the pleasure and brought ger of Bridgeport. At 3 o'clock Miss J. Belle Sanford. Main and Bone Oil, and in a surprisingly one half of tobacco beds Cor. and Elm Sts., profit of reading good literature. O, the famous wedding march, Lohengrin, Probably the short time I walked out. This is the was M. rest will be week. SHERMAN. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. O. Wright. played by Miss Belle Mallette,a are sown and the this pure truth as Ramon's Nerveand Bone sister of the bride. It tilled the air Some have plants up but the majority Oilispure." Only25c. H. E. Mott, as of are not anxious to have Eli Weeks of Bantam, gene ral agent with sweetness, the bridal couple growers WORKING OF THE TOWN ROADS LEFT Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy to corner of to set before the of the Pheonix Mutual of Hartford marched the the room, plants ready danger WITH THE SELECTMEN. Hook; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; S. J. which was decorated with of the last frost has passed, which is was in town on Tuesday. A. tastefully a town held on Paint! Parks, Trumbull; E. Honan, Gay potted plants, while Rev G. H. Wal about the 20th of May. At special meeting lordsville. lace husband and Saturday the former vote to contract For All Farm Crops. Wohler & Burwell are a pronounced them Mrs Morehouse of Bridgeport moved was re Devoe's Lead putting wife. She was dressed in white French the working of the highways fresh coat of paint on the residence of Mrs E. L. Goldingof Waterbury has into James Drapeau's house on Long selectmen were au Zinc the best Paint In the Swiss, with and scinded, and the and Paint, Patrick Bruinan near the Tunnel. been a guest of Mr and Mrs E. C. applique trimmings, Meadow Hill, this week. to to the same world for houses. Color wore a veil and carried bride roses. tborized proceed repair painting This firm has the reputation of doing Piatt. are as mav seem to the best interest of A for Potatoes and all Garden Cards sent on application. The bridesmaid wore a pretty gown Invitations out for the wedding Formula Crops first class work. of Miss Cornelia Jackson and Mer the We would not have a sufferer from of pink with cream applique trimmings taxpayers. Formula B for Tobacco. a of chant W. J. Beehler, Wednesday and the like confound and carried bunch pink carnations -- C. J. the popular monu- liver complaints 3 St Paul Sheriff Allen attended the funeral Hughes, of Liver Pills and There were about 70 guests present, April 23, at o'clock, at Special Fertilizers to Order. THE ment man of Bridgeport, is going out Ramon's Treatment are to be John of Sheriff FitzRoy in Greenwich on Pellets with the liver among them relatives and friends from church. The ushers to Pennsylvania to set a quincy granite Tonic ordinary White of New Milford and Edward Saturday., & WADE Co., monument for the Dills. Dav and night are not more Stamford, Bridgeport, Stratford and HUBBELL Gathercole family, Watertown. The Wilmot of Bridgeport. W. B. Hanly is having the roof of the last of this week. is about 16 different. Ramon's Treatment makes wedding presents Chemicals. ass Foot or Bakx, It of were many, useful and ornamental to a new his store painted. Agricultural Wt 8., miles beyond Scranton. provision for a laxative condition Thomas Lee expects build - Conn. the boweis tor time to come, insures a After their return they will reside at tobacco barn, this spring, 24x48 feet. .Mr and Mrs Charles Mosher have an Bridgeport, and 1099 Madison avenue, Bridgeport. to a Write for Circulars and Prices. Theodore Cook of Franklinton, N. good appetite, perfect digestion Fred Watson of Long Meadow Hill addition their family circle, daugh CVStore Open Monday and Saturday Even nerve. H. E. Mott, Newtown; ter, born 4. C., has entered the .employ of James strong Mrs Louie Mack of Watertown at- moved his family to New Milford, last Apil ing. S. C. Bull & Co.. Hook: B. Nichols of Mt Pleasant. Sandy tended the Davis Mallette week. Mr and Mrs D. D. Gray entertained S. J. Park, Trumbull; W. B. Hawley, wedding. Miss Sadie Mallette has returned home moved his to friends from Danbury, Sunday. Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gaylords- John Higgins family S. of Matte-wa-n, &c PLASTER BOARD. Mr and Mrs T. Jjidson ville. with her. DanburyrHast Thursday. Mr and Mrs Charles Akin spent Sun Sanderson Fertilizer Chem- N. Y have been guests of Mr day with Mr and Mrs D..B. Mallory. STEVENSON. Fred Olmstead was here, last week, To take the plane of lathe and Mrs I. B. Harris. for his summer and plaster for walls.. Samples and price free making preparations STEPNET. on application. MRS POLLY MCINTYRE STOWE. visit. ical Co., No service was held at the Sandy i of Charles J. who has E. Shannon of ;. Robert Hook Methodist church, last Sunday, This signature is on every box of the genuin Died, April 6, at the home her Gilbert, been Attorney Henry Offic : 217 Water Nw Conn.-- 11 13 Center Danbury, Conn St, Harni and St., to illness of Rev M. R. Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets daughter, Mrs M. Scott, 402 Capitol boarding at John S. Elwood's, died Bridgeport, formerlv city editor of Telephone 808. owing the o In one da Mcln- - 58 now a French, the Dastor. who has been re-- tho remody that enrea cold avenue, Bridgeport, Mrs Polly Wednesday, April 9, aged years! the Bridgeport Standard, an! THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL, 18, 1902.

ripe age of 90 years land 10 months. Bee. She is survived by the daughter with The Newtown THEC7H whom she lived, and one son. The funeral was attended on Saturday, Rev Correct Styles Dr G. L. Taylor and Rev W. T. Gilbert CIRCULATION: officiating. The pall bearers were Messrs Miles Camp, Frank Irwin, ROMAN'S In Millinery. ,ast Week, 400 George Abbott and Ross Benedict. 600 flnda in position JANUARY, 1, 188., tu. c.nn ua a better MRS FLORA A. EDWARDS. ever before. Tbe facilities and VoVAnVZ NEW MILFORD, CONN. Mrs Flora A. Edwards of Kent died lb., fancies f" Milttn-r- n. ! n.we.t idea., fact, and eSre to find its way to our on at the home of her Whatever fashion deerees as . "Xtilat. a larae line Ten Pajres. Saturday sister, sale i,wini 87 Out titamei with Mrs Jarcd Ingersoll, aged years. Closing: , ofreadVtrimmed hate, creations of ourown j th- - The funeral was attended on Monday of rose., chiffon, ace.. in the last year'. LITCHFIELD COUNTY afternoon, Rev Mr Curtis and Rev G. garland, ! tootMo;make it look at a little cost to you. IT. Smith officiating. The pall bearers ra"ande..rh7w ncwe'can Prices Talk of Town NEW MILFORD. Spell Economy were Jerome Gibbs, John Judd, Charles The the Gaylord and Dr Barnum. John W. 1 ORIGINALITY. NEW MILFORD PfiOFXB IN SATURDAY'S Hoyt, of F. S. Bennett & Son of New The Talk of the Country Milford, had of the funeral ar un WRECK. AT THIS STOKE. charge . . ... -- anmethina new somethinfl . - ---- for--. over rangements. When you look or a wuor guwu,r- tlr Brai9e-Bomet- hing The Pittsfield express, passing tnat tVrl.nd-somet- lib. nnvthlna else something peopie --- -, hing that the branch of the New York bit of in me nean i Danbury will create a envy o suit that finds TO OPEN THE SCHOOL. IN THE HUNT IT YOU that reaay-muu- . division of Consolidated railroad, PAY TOCOflEniLES vou credit. Our suits are not the ' have the We are striviag harder than ever to realize your ideas of WILL -i- ll do th which leaves New York at 3.30 o'clock DISTRICT. a Dlioe on our " and-- the ackets are an . twHin... wen.rr7LTli"lj .k.:. -.Hon.. - Mil-fos- d the best at the smallest cost. This business was built on ' it . - iney " r to a in the afternoon, arriving in New goods At a meeting of the School Board on TO TRADE HERE. style out "fr-H- or Canvas You never see tne .firt "..- We measure about 5.30, had a accident it was decided to LuU "ouCTrsVore thai doe. not hang well take your peculiar the foundation of sellinar only reliable goods "at the lowest Saturday open the 8: Saturday, lust north of South Nor- - school in the Ilunt district, above And mak.'Jour .uit to order without extra charge. walk. Among the passengers on the prices and that policy has been and is still continued, Northville, which has been closed for Were Ever Such Prices Heard at least seven years. There are now XT aWnd Boardman1 wSXt Lowness of Price is one of the most attractions CORSETS. of New powerful 10 children of school age in various of Before ? Milford, who occupied seats In one of cf tljls sore, parts of the district, and the parents . A. n ilannnd much QDOI1 the fit was a ana to have school .riL the parlor cars, it tnrunng have petitioned the Nottingham Lace Curtain, worth $1.50. 60c pair opened. Turkey Red Table Unea. worth 39c. aic yard passengers were badly frightened and For Men. Skirting Cambrics, worth 7c, 4c yard . 1 : 1 . . no 1, u. wflrpCtS FIRE AT NORTHROP'8 FOUNDRY. 1.00 corset at 03 cents. snaKen up, one was 6pt um the P. N. people, equal to any iunj White SI the by After the train had left the main line gloves, pair. As Carl H. Hipp was going home Embdy. Handkerchiefs worth too," at 50 Dollar Counterpanes, 6oe . Half hose, 15c to 50c. was The new Spring Samples of carpets from W from 11 t-- 50 worth t 50, at South Norwalk station and pro- 10c to 50c. business, Monday night about Towels, worth 10c, at 5 Counterpanes & J. Sloane, New York, are to be seen here in Handkercheifs, worth 6e, Brilliantine Dress and Delineators. north had occasion to pass Our will be in on 'clock, he saw a blaze at Northrop's Crash Toweling at at ..e Skirts, $t.oo Patterns. April Catalogues ceeding it Axmtnsters, Bigelow Brussells and Wiltons, representative the city the Black Cotton Hose, $s Skirts, Butterick's 16th and will take order to an he at Fast worth tse.lf 90 50 walking a switch track a short distance from Moquettes, Velvets and Medium Brussels. any special up that foundry. Raising alarm, Mercerized Satteen Skirta at Bae $4.00 Dress Skirts, the station on which the switch engine Much under-price- d. We carry In stock a large time. tracted the attention of Van Ness price. soo. 650. it.ttt ii.oo Wrappers, 90 stationed at South Norwalk had been assortment of the new patterns in Lowell s Green, who went and called the fire Cotton Skirts, made of good mater Atlantis Sheeting, 5 Hartford's and Read's all wool Extra Super run to out of the way of the express. company out. In, the meantime Mr ial, waenabie, sse 7Se Might Gowns 4i get Ingrains from 50c upwards, also part cotton Shirt Waists. Ladies' Dressing Saeoues, Whits Skirts, L,ace and BARTON. was the and S5c 35c. of called the assistance of sje Embroidery W. G. It Bridgeport switcher, Ingrains at and Large assortment Hipp nearby Girls' D ressee trimmed. Sa NEW MILFORD. CONN While glancing at our ne waists a woman J 45c, 69c $1, $i.s$ 69c, 79, t.15 was in of all wool Art who succeeded in 1 charge Engineer Caldwell, Sqares. was heard to remark "You more neighbors, subduing rimmed Hats, $1.50, 99.00, $s $o Corset Covers, 10c, sie, 39c certainly get fire. The will Tou can on Mil Muslin and the latter by an oversight had not beautiful waists each year." the damage done save money all kinds of 90 Drawers, his far off the It is true the waists are daintier and more amount to $70. The fire was. in the linery here, without sacrificing one Ribbons, Belts and Neckwear at Half pulled engine enough bit of ST1 LE or QUALITY. Pries. main track to permit the express to exquisite than ever. moulding room. clear it. the Pittsfield Mattings. Last year this house sold more waists than Consequently was ever sold in this town before, and this train is called the Lenox we Mrs Helen Richmond of Nobby (it frequently season are determined to eclipse that rec- Danbury Our Sale Is express from tne large numoer or An Importer of China and Japan Mattings ord, and will, If Fit, Style, and passed Sunday at S. B. Richmond's. Rapidly Nearing Lenox who which was overstocked, which enabled us to buy our Price will do it. We have no last waists people patronize it), This sav year's H. W. Hubbell, who has been laid was fair sailed into the slock much less than ruling prices. to get rid of, but start the season with two Its Close. making, time, ing we turn over to you as we aim always to Specials In New Waists which cannot be up for a weeK or 10 days, is about Suits offending switcher in a graceful and save These range in matched or you money. mattings duplicated. again. Spring scientific manner. The express engine price from i2Hc upward, but we note only one j Waists made of A. F. O. Striped Qinshanis In ! now S. R. Hill is a new metal . plunged headlong into the switcher among many values, fextra Heavy quality j effects, and tasty designs at 59c each; erecting Don't off China jointiess Matting sjuc tne vara, equal Actual value windmill on the property of Mrs Black, Delay MEN and butted it unceremoniously the 30c. I FOR YOUNG any matting shown at "Gibson" waists of Hne Madras in plain ox to take the of one dismantled rails, It nearly bottom up, the blue SI place ! turning blood, pile, and linen colors at each; in the recent wind storm, Come express engine itseir oeing thrown regular price 51.33, great Now from the rails. The was The foundation walls now and has ever been express 16 are being Nothing so good stylish brought up with such force that the April Millinery, laid for tbe new house being huUt for in this town. The cut and fit you will passengers were hustled from their Butler Merwin on High Street. C shown Not for a number of seasons past have the seats rather and for . M. Beach and material of the unceremoniously, Suggests to the women Gloves, HuodUei-- hats such fa beautiful and ornate has the contract. find to be perfect; the make a moment considerable alarm was felt. presented chiefs and Fans. This store always keeps appearance. Many of them are a riot in color R. & A, M. Booth have sold a Villa na t.n st.vle thev are the latest and as it was seen the cars did not watch of the social events and is prepared to but at the same time are very attractive. top uvav, " ' J J Then, and a two-seate- d leave the and later no one furnish the needfuls for such occasions. While the tendency this season is toward carriage wagon to track, that 1.50. Rev L. swellest suits out. White gloves (warranted) at $1, gaudy effects, we do not go into monstrosities George Bennett of Jersey City. was the scare quickly gave place 15c ROMAN, hurt, Lace and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, stnd unnatural tones, but hats are An examination is invited of these goods. an era of and design, that Mrs Gannon has moved from Grove to good feeling, the pas to SI. picturesque, refined and becoming. A visit to 6 sengers got out of the train and com Hosiary In whits and evening shades 25c to our parlors will acquaint you with the newest street to a house on Poplar street. Bank St., New Milford. SI .25. , notes the railroad men styles. -- Lu-fcLA.1- pared whjie James Meloy has moved into the T & THOMAS, tried to clear the tracks. A wrecking house on Grove street which he re NEW MILFORD, CONN, was once sent to scene of train at the cently purchased of the Charles the accident from New and in is - Haven, nearby seats, half carried the semi he was appointed teller of the bank Thompson estate. Lake Waramaug on Sunday. are quoted as sbowing that it a gen- side of an hour the track was cleared of 1871 uinesale: Nottingham lace curtains,. SILICATE conscious banker to the rear the and in he became the cashier. Theodore moved Miss Arline Leslie of Orange, N. J., BREINIC'S LITHOCEN and a fresh engine was attached to the Burdick has from which were $1.50, now 69c; turkey red: I gallery, where he lost consciousness Mr Richardson was a in is the of Mrs Andrew M. Booth. I Has been tried and proven for more than a Pittsfield was sent on republican Philip Rooney's house on Grove street guest 21c t A AAArA express, whici before could lay him and was elected town and table linen reduced from 39c to a I will stand where entirely.and they politics city to the house on. thesame Mr and Mrs Andrew M. Noble quarter of a century. It its way. The wrecking gang then re on a couch in the Mr treasurer in ITarma thoroughfare Booth, yard, shirting cambric reduced from, overturned switcher on the balcony foyer, 1888, succeeding vacated by James Meloy. Booth, Noble William Miller iiBjAiiiMnrI AMIIkM IE Lead and Oil and ell other paints fail. placed the Richardson was pulseless and in a nus M. Welch, and one term. Bennitt, 7c to 4c, satteen skirts at 50c 63c aikft tracks. This was in of serving and Miss Arline Leslie a drive 1Uin It is to your interest to use a engine charge state of total collapse. He was also the treasurer of the Fire Master Kenneth Lathrop of Bennitt enjoyed 1, girls' dresses 45c, 69c, $1 and SL25 IrOJUXJU paint who will be sum to Lake on will cot only beautify Engineer Caldwell, were men's Benevolent association and of street has been sick with pneumonia Waramaug Sunday, dining walking skirts reduced from 92.90 to As fortune had it, there three e also moned by Division Superintendent and under care of Dr at Thomas Bray's popular hostelry. $1.25, $5 silk waists to $2.95. These-ar- your house, but trained nurses in the theater building the Congregational club. . He was the Wright. of the New York division to few prices-quote- d coyer more surface : is Shepard of seizure. Two of identified with the New naven Co- - Miss Louis S. Richmond will give a barn only a at nadomi at the time the Jessie Hawley passed Sunday in To-da- account for the accident. is to-nig-ht from his excellent stock. y andl more economical, and It regard Miss of 11 Gar- operati ve Savings and Loan dance (Friday). it and be coa them, Elizabeth Ruth, association, Shelton, a guest in the family of Josh e Try 1 ed as a fortunate matter that no lives been one there will be atany desfip-abl- masam m that den street, and Miss Maude Woods, of having of its Board of Direc ua Holmes. The Catholic fair closed, vinced. J uuiAruiJi were lost. Monday in are-neede- York were tors, The association was dissolved a offerings goods that CARDS FREE. Square, passing through James McEwen, a clerk in night, large number being present. not seeded aace SAMPLE the outer corridor of the when by its members a few years ago. popular was a success. right away. If at it AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. baloony, the store of It financial Mr was In addition to the other offices which the Farmers' TradingTrjo., would pay you to secure the gpods and THE BRIDGEPORT WOOD FINISHING CO., Richardson being carried out, Ro- There is a possibility that J. Stuart women once he has held, Mr Richardson was a di fell, the other day, while repairing the The friends of Charles Hendricks of lay them aside till, wanted. Mr These at bent their efforts meat cooler. A. Grove street a man NEW MItPORD, CONN. Halpine may run one of his warehouses toward the stricken man com rector in the Bankers' Loan Invest J. Colepaugh has been gave him surprise party, extends a, cordial' invitation t mm making and-loo- York. than other all summer. is 18 or 20 assisting in the meat for Monday the occasion of Mr all to call over his stock. 1 88 FnKoo M.,or. CIIH.. New lwgw takits It stated that fortable. Meantime a third nurse was ment company of New York. department night, 170 Lake St., Chicago. a few Hendricks' All bad a Branches Wet of his men have signified their willing called from of the the- His wife, whom, he married in 1858, days during the indisposition of birthday. good being the body Mr McEwen. time and to meet a ness to work through the summer if Miss. was Miss E. Irwin of New Mil hoped again good atre. She was Gertrude J, Moore, Mary more word. - many times on similar occasions. Mr Halpine says the of 445 George street, who is the regular ford, Conn.- Morrow Brothers are plastering the Watches! E. A, Wildman received three car nurse of the Richardson farnily. For the foregoing interesting sketch new house to be occupied by E. F, Letters remain at the New Milford Pianos. loads of tobacco from tbe Connecticut As soon as The Bee is indebted to the New Ha Hawley, and are to go to Lake Wara postoffloe unclaimed addressed to: Mrs Every Tobacco Grower In I have for the Inspection of possible, the family phy week, to his local as-- V. or ven Register. maug in a few days to begin work on Augusta Anderson, Antoni Garvet, MLfeford the people of New Milford and vicinity Two weeks ago we could not valley, this keep sician, Dr Faul nam, unapei New furnish a second hand piano, notwithstanding sorters was for. the new house of Lawyer Mrs William Hichoock, B. the assortment of Watches ever the fact that Brst found us with sev hustling. street, telephoned He arrived Bonynge. Lapides, Towns largest January two weeks we have John McCauley, Hilma Nellie And Surrouwiirtg shown in the for both ladies and eral. Within the last tak & Co. finish the at the theatre almost simultaneously A NARROW ESCAPE. Mrs William is Nilsson, town, en In exchange others which must go In order Schoverling, Kinney Schoverling Jan Woicicki. Is. 10 room new with Dr W-- C. College street, her Simmerman, George Invited To gentlemen. make lor assorting of tobacco at their New Mil Welch,of Dn 5, property by having the grounds and Dr James S. of 106 Saturday, April after dinner, in of H. Jackson, postmaster. ford shop, this week. Ab their Kent Stetson, High while six or seven assorters in Mr Hal- front the house turfed over and Examine tbe Merits For The Boys. Winchester Pianos, warehouse the work will be finished by street. The doctors afterwards said s one or two trees removed. Most everybody likes good coffee. were a pine snop (near nis residence) were Of The to or that they confronted with hope- down Read what the Farmers' Co, Attention is oalled a reliable watch Which will come along as soon bs It Is possible Friday Saturday. going into the cellar after tobac Hon Nicholas Staub is preparing to Trading Now less case, for the patient's collapse have to say this week in ad. which sells for $1 and Buying to get them finished up at the factory. Staub & Mallett their tobac co, the stairs gave away, build a large tobacco barn on land their Is your opport unity to get a good piano right. opened was absolutely complete. Strychnine precipitating Prices to them in I am' able to e nave a 01 all of men in a on of suit any pocketbook and large quantities, $; large stock co warehouse, last week, and expect to was and other the heap the cellar south the Fair grounds, which he them watch for this applied hypodermlcaUy floor. quality to please any taste. sell a better money put up a good sized packing. were Fortunately, no one was seri recently bought of the T. T. Marsh oould heretofore. It is a powerful stimulants resorted to than they buy Second Hand Organs, of man ously hurt with the exception of estate. Our policy here is to sell tbe best TIGER and in the of excellent CIRCLES. but the heart the unconscious smaller, opinion IN SECRET SOCIETY was Alonzo Munroe, who was at the head groceries and meats and yet at a lower l. Taken In exchange for new. that we must sell failed to respond. Brandy adminr H. E. Bridge of New Haven was in Judges, a better watch than the Inger-sol- hold we of qf the stairs when the accident occur than the stores can sell Immediately to get of the cash which The members Schaghtlcoke tribe also, but to no avail, town, Monday, and called on Hubert price average Tobacco need In our business. These Instruments are of Men a istered, red, and of course had the to them. Read our announcements each of several different makes, tqcludlng Mason & Bed had pleasant time, last The combined efforts of farthest Thomas, Andrew M. Booth and etc. the physir besides a other week. will save a Hamlin, Ustey. Friday night, entertaining as guests clans and nurss were continued for an fall, being very heavily built local horsemen. It you many penny. Saun- man. When dust for and farm Great Chief of Kepords William hour and a half while Mrs Richardson the cleared away, it Highest prices paid eggs Transplanter..! Now Is McPhil-em- y was found Mr was E. L. Northrop was so unfortunate Farmers' Co. M. W. HILL. Your Oppor ders of Naugatuck and George made over the Munroe securely produce. Trading Win- - preparations telephone of as to lose a valuable cow on It is a machiae.wJiigfc JEWELER, of the Walmac hotel, John for the comfort of Mr Richardson when pinioned in the parts the stairs Saturday. of and broken into divis has been tested audi tunity. stein, sachem Paugusett tribe, he would be carried to his home, It (they having three Mr and Mrs J. J. Covell of Morriss-- THE CLOSING OUT 8ALK AT ROMAN'S. tried, ' John all of Dur ions), and could not arise without and we New Milford. About our eleeant line of Pianos we will tell Boughton, Danbury. was 4 o'clock when the doctors decided ville, N. Y., have visited their daugh The closing out sale of desirable"dry are not afraid to in We a Guards assistance. His ankle was wrenched a you next week's issue. are doing large ing the evening, the Kennedy that there yet remained enough ter, Mrs E. C. Fawcett. goods at L. Roman's, is going on with- guarantee it will do the business with the New Winchester Diano.some of came d to the hall and little and he lost considerable cuticle lu'ing sold immt'diauly upon being put into Danbury ma in the banker's body to stand MrsJ. W. to out any falling off in interest. As Mr work claimed for it. your warenxim, one reinuiniriK only turee serenaded tribe. refresh strength from his shin. Mr Munroe afterwards Hoyt goes Brooklyn, Drop : another, two customers .decided the Light the ride to street. Death Roman says, this is a AT C. A. WAY S hours, upon- Dwight this week, to attend the marriage of genuine closing in at oar store and look In ttie same day. others we have ordered suec- ments were served the work. : remarked; "Boys! I struck hard!" We ial customers will following came at o o'ciock, an nour alter tne Miss Mabel Worman and James out sale and be has marked prices The WAV have Vou will this week that wait tive his will not him the machine over. you long sought. weeks for. There is nothing like selling a pi- 1. was to bed hope injuries deter down at figures that will draw at- And - Good lodge, O. O. F., stricken man carried bis the ano that Is thoroughly built- and contains the Shepherd from his daily as his jovial will lest action (the vital pan) manufactured, and worked the on Thurs room. occupation, tention of careful buyers. As the sale It pay for itself in initiatory degree and ever-smilin- g face & Co. labor-savin- MURESCO all modern Improvements. No piano can give would be sadly The Booth Bentley had a large is g. satisfaction. We have tested day Liaht refreshments were John A. Richardson was born in drawing toward its close it behooves one season in better them, night. missed by his associates. John Tous- sale of the Queen shoes at A substitute for whitewash. Host wall finish and with the new style cases they are perfec-- t served the work, North Canaan, Conn., in 1833. He Quality all who need goods for present or Wall 2 and 3c foot. ion and at a medium price. following who was ahead of Mr Mun their made. mouldings 1!, per came to New Haven some 40 ago, saint, just opening, Saturday. Manager future needs to immediate atten- years a as intends in a give Vrall SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN A. RICHARD and his business career as a roe, received slight concussion, Bentley putting complete tion. The prices are marked in Elegant Line of Papers began did William McEslin. Mr line of rubber shoes for which plain SON. clerk in the Chapel street dry goods Halpine ladies, figures, so,that be who runs may read. at Way down prices. jokingly remarked to Mr Munroe that will be appreciated by the ladies. A few Varnish as low as 11.35 per gal. Varnish as C O N John A. Richardson, cashier of the store of Hawley & Merwin, in which of the prices on desirable goods low as il.25 per gal. Mixed Paints. Window KEY'S was he would have to pay for the damage C. P. was in CM. line of business he engaged for Bentley New York on Glass. Curtain Poles and Window Shades. Pi- Yale National bank, at the corner of done as had he (Mr Munroe), Everything in the line, and more, too. Musical, Art and the Wednesday. see. paint State and Chapel streets, New Haven, years. Come and this in New heaviest man, been off the stairs, the ano Warerooms, fainted in his chair in the dress circle After apprenticeship accident would not have One ii iss uomes or lias taken a O. Haven Mr Richardson went to New occurred. jjanuury ART A. of the Hyperion theater, Saturday of the day hands nailed the door in position in the store of W. G. Barton. BEACH, 87 Railroad New Milford, Ct. New Milford and was engaged as a book- St., Miiford, Conn. afternoon, during the first act of the order no one in a of absent-mindedne- V. New New Milford was the home of that fit II. Hall, of the Con WALL PAPERS. Milford, Ct. Opposite First Psatlonal Bank. musical comedy, "Florodora," and was keeper. would be hurt school and his wife and their took place by taking necticut Sunday association, Foundry carried, pulseless, to the foyer from meeting that route to the cellar. an address on Are showing a mag- Machine Works... in that town. After four years spent Nevertheless, gave inspiring Sunday nificent where he was removed an hour and a more than one went up to the door to afternoon Board man line of Art Wall Papers, this 2000 New Mr Richardson re- at the Sunday Gray Iron casting up to lbs. General half later to his home, No. 87 Dwight in Milford, to from force of spring, and judging from ths number of Jobbing, machine works, steam fitting and HAND-HAD- E turned to New Haven and entered the try open it, probably school. He also addressed a Sunday plunibli.. Dealers In high pressure boilers street, New Haven, where he passed habit. A. B. O. school in in sales, they are pleasing ths people of and engines. business and became a book- Merryall later the day. Manufacturers of House away at 5 o'clock. Apoplexy was the banking this section. Hsrs yoa will find Papers C. A. Si A. Unique Heating in- W. East-Hartfor- boiler for steam and hot water. If Interested HARNESS. cause of death. At his death bed were keeper in the Quinnipiac bank, an II. Hall of was the for every room in ths house lend as for Q.Todd! please send for our new descriptive catalogue was absorbed MRS CALVIN CROSSMON. of L. and list Mrs Richardson and her daughter, stitution which by the guest W, Berkins over Sunday. prices, they are merely a con- BROKERS, price We turn out the Very Best Anah wife of Calvin secondary Caroline, who had sat beside him at Yale National bank when the banking G., the late The Boardman school sideration, bseanss are so 35 Bank Street, Hmm Milford, Ct. & Hand-Md- e Harness, the kind that is are died on Sunday have they cheap. J. A. NORTHROP SONS, the theater, and Gen Samuel E. Mer- laws, under which national banks Crossmon, Thursday last at raised funds sufficient for a new strong, durable and safe to use All were This was the home of her Mrs Dr chapel We Issue Policies NKW MILFORD, CONN. win, president of the Yale National now operative, passed. daughter, lacking about $50. Where is the ir of kinds from the heavy for farm and truck- 18fi3. afterwards in Chestnut at bank, who arrived at the side of the in Within two years Hartwel!, Land, the dividual who will come forward JOHN HANNON, ing use to the light and handsome kinds and FIRE INSURANCE stricken man but a few moments be subscribe this amount to a Dealer in Paints. Oils and Varnishes. New for purposes. Would be pleased help worthy la Strong--, Reliable England House, driving fore Mr Richardson expired. The de cause. Nicholas Square, Now Milford. to talk to you in about any kind of Har- New ceased cashier was 69 years of age and Cor. Main Bank Sts., Milford, Ct. ness. rred Buck is is survived by only his grieved wife hustling business at We owa, and have Thoroughly renovated and refurnished. ! his mill at Boardman. He is Kates 12.00 per day. Telephone call 22. First and During the past three SAVED getting laje. class and feed stable In connection daughter. out a barn frame for kauphy! INVESTMENTS,; livery on the veteran bank man had been Joseph Caruthers with Hotel. Coach and other conveyances years Exclaims nearly every one of our customers as he of short notice. Entrance to stable on Main St. Frank a sufferer from Sherman. kind Well Horse at short notice. Evitts, frequently periodical pockets the change after purchasing his Spring Suit. what of Coffee you drink? T8on?rontnu clipping of heart and of late he A. G. Barnes is out pure, some Impure, some no earthly cood GEORGE F PIXLEY. Prop The Bank St. Harness Dealer, attacks failure, getting timber Some is the Tory best and looks like smberand has been under the regular care of his DO YOU for the frame supporting the cloth has the taste of nectar: We keep that New Fresh roasted and ground 10 order. Bank St., Milford. Mr Richardson had over his three acres of tent-grow- n to- Blacksmlthing, Wagon Repairing, Etc, family physician. to save some sir ? well. Then compare our $8, $10, $1 and Good Maricabo Kauphy, lb. H. D. Hine to his duties want money, .Very bacco. Fine " ' ' wu, attended regularly at the Suits with the Suits other stores offer for the same money. Don't compare Blend ?? with the $t; mean but the Suit. If find our Special WILLIAM MAiVlUYIN, Contractors and Builders. Yale National bank, develop- the prices, as prices nothing compare you $12 W. G. Green was in New York on Farmers' Old gov. Java Kauphy. lb. Soc Portrait Artist and Pho- ment of which he has been Suits as good as other clothiers' $1; Suits you make a saving, don't you? Well, try 4 lbs for it and you'll come Nkw Milford, Ct. closely we will come here Monday and ... backJit,for more. ELLSWORTH it and see for if you do, believe you and buy your Suit, put Tuesday. tographer. Horse General FENN, identified. Saturday he sought relax JU9t like the aramaug Kauphy. in lb. cans. Sc STUDIO: Cor. Shoeing, Jobbing, Wagon the change in your pocket and shout SAVED rest of the people. Ezra Golden Silver plated spoon In each can, Whittlesey Are. sad East Su. Repairing. C'ONTRACTOIi AND BUILDER, ation at the theater and went to the leaves, the first of the Washington Depot, Conn. of Word- - week, for a to n?Iri,ThKma5 ,Pn, Jav and Mocha and NEW niLFORD, CT. a Shop Hyperion with the members his e Remember the ! trip Albany. Kauphys are finest In tbe world. Me A Call. Jf KSTIMATE8 CHEERfCLLT FURNISHED. Irvvestiga-t- Investigate Our Uncle Sam Java and Mocha la Give familv. Without the imme 25c tbe best Intake a Specialty of larse slightest Sheriff Warren Allen visited Green- Kauphy sold. work in all portrait GIVE THEM A CALL : diate warning, and shortly after the wich on Saturday, where he attended styles. EMILi HAEFEL, ot the first act of the Views, Picture Frames, JlouMlacs. and THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., opening perform the funeral of Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy. Farmers Mats, etc. - Blacksmlthing Wagon Repairing, ance, Mr Richardson became ill and B. CAST Trading Co., Photo New Milford, Ct. LE, He gave up the ribbons on Sher- Ooods and Supplies. Railroad St., New Milford. wife and the Contractors, Builders, Architects collapsed in his chair. His The CLOTHIER, man stage to a trusted substitute. CORNER STORE. Horseshoeing a Specialty. Wood Work of to Silos Estimates aided a few New Milford. Also a Complete Lias of the Finest all kinds attended to. Prices reasonable and Special Attention given. daughter, by gentlemen Main St. Corner Bank, New Conn. Brat class. furnished In all classes of work, with Satisfac- from Mr and Mrs Henry Donnelly visited Milford, Wall Ever Shown la NswMiUarA alkwork guaranteed tion guaranteed. who were watching the comedy Papers THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1902. Bee. in Xew Milford. New Haven. The Newtown Bint-Sh-oti Mrs Charles Smith received some orange blossoms from Mrs Fr'd War CIRCULATION For Points. ner of Florida, the other day. We pay return fare on purchases amounting t 910 or over, January 1, 1882. 000 Tiger Opposite Charles Kellogg lias moved to the 30 miles from Xexv Treadwell farm in Xew Milford. within Haven. Last week, 4100 No use to hunt tigers with bird-shot- s It doesn't hurt the CHESTNUT LAND AND VICINITY. NEW HAVEN. and it's risk John Anderson is on Rick list. Ten Pages. tiger any awfully the for you. ADVERTISER Lawrence Canfield, who has been ill, Our Hats is Improving slowly. New In LITCHFIELD COUNTY Consumption is a tigei Styles among diseases. It' is P. E. Clark was on the bill dehorn- stealth) AND ing cattle, one afternoon last week. Cotton but once started it rapidly At $5.00 WEST CORNWALL. Albert Stannick has moved to Park eats up the flesh and destroy? Lane. Shirt Waists. and CONSUMER. They keep going coming WAS IN THE NOEWALK ACCIDENT. the life. No use to Misses for a 1 the wor d like a column of go hunting Sadie and Grace Clark from The - red do Hats on Miss Edith G. Dean made a shop- it with food and med Xew Milford spent Thursday with cleanest,bright- ants, the the tables to New York last ordinary devoted to our Hats at $5. ping trip Thursday "cine. bird-sho- t their grandmother and calling on Ex- -' That's only successful must look his est stock of Cotton Our aim is to fill the vacant returning Saturday eveningon the The and influential advertiser at friends. places press, which at this station rt still advances. Good heav with other Hats a little bet- stopped advertising through his merchandise. The consumer views mer- Mr Chapin has moved toCarr Waists in this is always for her failed -- Lyon's city, ter than the ones were carried accommodation, having of Scott's Emulsioi place. that to make the usual connection with the "harges chandise through advertising, and is thus influenced by the ad off. That's our Hats at $5 are shown here. why accommodation train owing to a col- ill stop the advance. Th vertiser. G. C. Bristol has just hatched an in prettier and prettier as the season lision cubator of chickens for wears on. with another engine. Though tisease feels that. is the mirror of merchandise. If it reflects himself and We have nothing to offer hut somewhat shaken up at the time, Miss Advertising Lester Randall of Washington. The French our own Dean now Scott's Emulsion makes tlv the newest of styles, (not a last Hats and rather enjoys her experience facts accurately the public can trust it habitually. School a vaca models at the end of and is to resist. I began, Monday, after year s in the upper the sincerely thankful that it proved ody ttrong Intelligence and honesty combined produce the advertising tion of two weeks. garment stock) Millinery Salon, $6 to $40 no worse. .octhes and toughens the lung made of dependable material by eflector. Not wishing to waste good money on bad announce GAYLORDSVILLE AND VICINITY. the best manufacturers in the MR OUVEK TO LOCATE AT HIS OLD ind sustains the unti What a lot strength ments, we insist upon perfect announcements in our advertising. Mrs William Hurd and daughter White Waists are fa of people we're helping this year; people who trim their SHOP. the country. own we mean. a disease wears itself out. have been visiting at Paine & Under Hats, There's certain joy in trimming ones own is our black- vorites, this year, and in this is It reported that present Send for free bill's. Hat, that there must be, for with what zest those who do it enter H. is to sample. line our stock is particularly smith, George Trieschman, SCOTT & Chemists, Pearl N. Y into their task. . BOWNE, 4m, St., Mrs Henrietta IJarnum, who has sell out to Mr Oliver. If this is so it 50c and 1.00; ail druggists. with new com- Of course we'd rather let us trim Hat for we're been with her strong, designs you'd your you, yet will be pleasant for the old neighbors Suits. staying daughter, Mrs in quite as anxious to help you with advice and materials, so come and Millinery. J. A. Hurn of Pleasant Valley. X. v.. ing daily. of Cornwall, England, to still remain 1 well-dressi- ng ask freely even if you don't even want materials. bacco on shares for E. R. Wooster. This is to be a season of the artistic and Our suit sales this season prove beyond a has returned home. articular and neighbors in Cornwall, New England. beautiful, and to make a hat In with That's part of our daily business. keeping doubt that suits purchased here are correct In Rev E. women nwy come here with full Mr Oliver says he never knew how Edward Harris will work for John the dictates of fashion require the hand of an style, honestly made and perfect In til. II. Roy goes the cominir con much of an American he really was Harris, this summer. artist. A perfect hat must not only be made ference jfgar to Stockport, X. Y. Rev assurance of finding the dainti- Some Hat Helps For The Home Milliner. of good materials, honestly pat together, but Suits of black cloth, pebbled cheviot, plissc until he went back to 10 J20. Robert Elsden, who served this est of waists two England. Edward Warner has hired out to C. It must be beautiful and In harmony with the and Venetians, f to chanre (scarcely Smartest shapes in Untiimmed Hats, we've ever had even for as high as 7?cts, for three years, 25 1 W. for summer features ol,the wearer. We pride ourselves in Suits of blue Cheviot and cloth, $10 to $22.50. beginning years ago, at fairest for 49c Each. A made of fancy straws. Some are all black, some all white Bostwick the months. alike) prices. in New own is returned. He comes Stock-bridg- e, and some a combination of black II. K. Zust joined his family the productions of our workrooms. Suits of grey homespuns, canvas and chev- from and white. Mrs Harmon Treat is now able to Here York City over Sunday. are three competent and experienced iot In Gibson and Norfolk styles, $10 to $22.50. Mass. White Waists, $i to $S Some Roses with foliage here that we're of for as low as B'ch walk around the house a little after her artists who are thoroughly posted In this de quite proud 10c to We make suits to order and .guarantee Miss Helen Disbrow Colored Waists, Thomas Fenn has returned his long illness. partment, know the needs of the women of a St. of Bridgeport $1.25 to 4.50 Lovely Crushed Roses, Frenchy things, three in a bunch, for as little as and home New Milford and are well qualified to make perfect was 3505 3cts at Yalesville, after having spent skirts In and in town, last week, visiting a few in Mrs H. W. Treat is much better and any style hat. Separate black, navy gray friends. Large Sprays ot Roses with foliage, for 49Cts days with friends this village. Visit our see eom- - cheviots, homespuns and canvas ifrom (4.00 to we hope soon will be well. parlors, our styles and moved to pare our prices. $10.00. A. II. Barlow New Yes and imported Roses with foliage, as low as a sets a bunch. . They're great John Jejer has his family has secured the serv Aalue with their fine rubber stems and other hall marks of well made flowers. Torrlngton. The silo on the late Chauncey Beers ices of Henry Spormer as clerk. farm has blown down a second time. Handkerchiefs. in Imported Daisies, sprays, black and yellow or daisies, 30cts Dr and Mrs Robinson of Sheffield Shoes ARRIVALS AT THE NEW ENGLAND Lee S. Dickinson and Haskell Queen Quality All fin are to occupy Rocky-De- ll Cottage in ;John the other thing are atrivhtf Large bunches of White Daisies wit yellow centers, ascts. to WOMEN. HOUSE. to get into the paper, and shaulaVt in near future-Robe-rt have been New York for farm help FOR why this village, the E. C. we tell yon of the new Handkerchiefs, ior themselves and their neighbors, The Into Piatt, Hawleyville. anch N. Cochrane has sold his best grades of leather known are put "Queen Quality" Shoes. J. J. L. W. that are ealliag forth admiration bringing back five laborers. skin Watson, Burkhardt, A. from those who see them. farm at the north end of the village to Every is examined twice and if found Imperfect in the slightest degree, Wales, A. M. A. H. Mm A. Bennitt and Miss S. E. It won't do for McCarthy, Allen, M. C. Bate, who with his family came Lyon "Queen Quality." E. Ferenberg, E. L. Bowles, J. a 12 i-- 2c to ea. i $4.50 The Golden Store to this country from England with were calling on old friends here, last Every last used In making these famous shoes Is perfect In measure New York. No Farlee, All hem- Willam Oliver about a week Saturday. ment. shoe fits like "Queen Quality." W. W. W. E. M. S. Linen Haadkerehiefa la plain Im Ready For The ago. Shaw, Robinson, stitched; embroidered hematitebed all Webler, P. J. Bunnell, W. G. Haines. white and colored Leonard Stack of Still River visited WOODBURT. embroidery, (th lat Koehler and the Trieschman S. Bunnell, David Brown, New Ha ter very fashionable) embroidered Greatest Spring Bargains. Henry ven. loped, also lac edges: also a very over45unday, as did also Mr and Haadker-chie- I That is the shibboleth of the hour. The whole store combines alertly with family HOTCnKISSVILLK AND VICINITY. THEC.H. howiag of ualauadered laitial f, Ready Season business has Mrs son of New W. I. Hartweil, Bridgeport. splendid unity of purpose to make this the greatest Spring this yet Pulver and Milford. Mr Mrs Sherwood Wa- par linen, hand embroidered. known. The most thorough and vigorous preparations for the year's most important dress and Allen of T. P. Bristol, Brook Held. show have been made by the following goods: James L. Ferris is about af- terbury were recent guests at J. G. Real Lace Handkerchiefs. Docket - again 11. W. Taylor, W. F. Sirine, JMl. Ladies' Suits, wrappers, Skirts, waists, Jewelry, ParasoU, Underwear, Hos- confined to house Dowd 's. and Valeadennes. $m to $15. ter having been the Wa-terbur- y. John' wry, wnite babies wear. Miss Mamie Dowd is visiting in Riley, Weinstein, Danbury. goods, - whole of time since he Men's Suits, Pants, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Sua- about the the L. B. Sterling, J. O. Phillips, Hart penders, Trunks, Dress Cases. came herefrom Milford. Walter White is drawing ties to ford. Watertown. i. Men's Underwear We-ar- e ready for spring with hundreds of new styles in Women's and Men's Clothing and Mrs returned to M. Pa. Street Costumes in the fashionable shapes and fabrics. All the accepted spring styles are (i. Leo Listman has Selectman George P. Leavenworth Bumburger, Philadelphia, here everything practical and not only attractive by quality and style, but by the price at- her home at spent a has been a sore the re- C. W. Scott, Greenfield. tached to each Winsted, having nursing arm, NEW MILFORD, CONN. Reduced garment. List-ma- n. of E. N. Y. Don't forget our Tailoring Department; we make suits to ...... up few days here with Mrs Charles sult vaccination. J. Barnes, Millerton, Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing neatly done at the lowest prices. Henry Booth is improving his resi- W. A. Corson, R. B. Alden, Boston, Men's all-wo- ol Shirts and dence with new paint and paper, re- etc. dition at the rear of his house. took St Riga, Mr Iiarn urn's and Mass. Drawers, in natural and white John Washing is in town, putting moving superfluous fAliage, pacer, J. II. Meriden. Clothier and Merchant his house in order. Miss Kate Coyle is assisting Mrs Julius H. in 15 two other good young horses to Al Quinlan, the remainder ot our winter Fred II. Leavenworth with her house Galpin brought will E. T. Andrews, Bethel. horses from Xew York state? Monday, bany. Mr Flynn accompany these stock underwear that has been Miss Mabel T. Harrison is home f rom work. horses on O. R. Wheeler, R. W. Lowell. C. W. Tailor, Miss Alice Spencer is assisting Mrs some fine looking ones. the trotting circuit, this at the Golden, Bristol for a short vacation. Charles Hurd. season. Griffin, C. F. Watson.Springfleld, Mass. selling right along fl C. W. Mass. New Milford. W. member The Painter Hill road is improving Sears, Worcester, garment. Schoverling Building, George Cochrane, junior a A were ROXBURT. George Oviatt was taken with pneu M. Stamford. of firm of J. A. Cochrane & little. number of teams J. Corson, lo close 75c ea. the Son, stalled in the mud near William monia on Monday and is quite ill with G. B. St N. Y. was in New. York on business several NO SMALL POX IN ROXBURY. John, Patterson, O'Brien's, recently. the disease at this writing. Sidney Reed, Falls Village. days last week. Adam Pettit and Frank Warner It is to be regretted that several were arrested, Sunday, for chasing A telephone has been installed in Reno Swift, Ekalaka, Mont. The The has elected E. axes. was rumors are anoat in adjoining towns Thomas N. J. Paint Literary Society each other witn The trial tne House for use of Trenton, DESIRING Sharp, FARMERS Question. we have cases of small but Kocky iell the R, Davison, president; II. K. Zust, held in Woodbury on Monday fore- that pox, the general public. Heretofore it has E. S. Seeley, Newark. ' Land or vice-preside- noon. are founda- Nova Scotia Plaster You are interested in improving your property and Mrs William H. the reports without any been necessary to use the L. B. Hall, Litchfield. You are anxious to make the best use of what money you spend. Mr and Mrs John Traverse are pre tion whatever. The town health of- 'phone Seed Meal this Spring. Tullv. secretary and treasurer. There to the B. R. Co. 's office. F. H. Cole, Providence, It. I. Prime Cotton Ws. have a Urge stock of reliable Paints. We can save you money, and at the paring move, this week, into the ficer informs us there is no case hold and not scale or is still another business meeting in north of the double house oppo that A. W. Carpenter, Norwich. For Fertilizer will do well to leaveorders with ana time give you goods that will wear well, the color, part - by-law- s. school children nnn- . . F. W. Devoe & Co 's Lead and Zinc Paint for from to 60c prospect to discuss site the store. in the town, that the II. M. . eraek. Can sell you 40 no NEW MILFORD. Henion, Springfield. UKASSS seed-a- u Kinoii. gooa seen, iow less than regular price. Homestead Paint, 75 and 850 per gallon, Will Eddy is expecting his wife and have all been vaccinated, and that G. A. Vincent, Kent. price. galloa We & Mar-tin- es Theodore Sturges is up from N. Y., and MILBCRN FARM WAOOXS Call, look Kr and Fence Paint at low prices. are special agents for Longman putting baby Walden, they alarm need be felt should a case occur, Ua-b- t and an to his which is will bouse in old Knox NORTH VILLE AND VICINITY. H. A. Volk, Derby. them over and set- prices. DriTtnc and Purs Prepared Paints, Acme Lead and Color Works, etc. Look us up quite addjsjb house, keep the place. as would be taken rmnn ipKie uuuuw. ' Ktiilman Hutchinson or Haven proper precautions F. J. Potts. N. Y. UUODmi him, km save money. We are on Park Avenue one block above Wood Avenue. a material improvement, not only en jsew once to of sun tne changes in real estate go Troy, RELIABLE HORSES of all kinds made an address at Sunday school to at prevent any spreading on here. band. larging the rooms in both stories, but an audience of 88. A beautiful gera the disease. Now, it is Abner Lewis who That estimable lady, Mrs J. W. Ad FIRST CLAJiS MEAT XAKK.KT t WOT. much to outward was H. nas of his farm of 30 acres to Feed. Oraln. Groceries and General Mdso.( adding beauty the nium brought in by Mrs A. disposed dis, of the Wellesville road, has finish We on Hotchkiss. Mrs Burton Hodge and Miss Edith an can sare yon money everything. appearance. Henry Kinney, enterprising bach- ed the making of doughnuts for the Will Holmes has purchased a horse have visited friends In elor of Mr & Tompkins the place. Lewis has pur furnished to her cus Hatch & Marsh, - & James A. Cochrane has had Curtiss and carriage. and New Haven, the past season, having Ackley, Wm. J. Co., Bridgeport chased the house owned by Carr Railroad and Sta NewMilford. Piatt Lyon. more 2000 Bridge Miss Sloan of is a Baldwin at work for the past week Kuth Waterbury i tomers something than E. L. week. Corner Park Ave. and Olive Street, renovating the interior of his pleasant guest at Dr Smith's. Carr Lyon moved, this week, to the dozen. jonn tsuraiCK nas returned irom a Jesse Vidler is a small barn home. visit with his sister in building farm he purchased of Edgar Piatt, in the committee to arrange for the af- Bridgeport, Ct. Danbury. and otherwise improving his property. the fall. The house NEW PRESTON. R. F. Smith's tenement near the Edward Crane of Waterbury, who is has been improv- fair. at Mr Terrill's, has been Quite ill with He is also agent for Potter & Co.'s ed by painting and interior decoration, A. S. Baldwin is still very ill and his has a fine new white dress with CHURCH condition is critical. chapel an abscess on the neck. It was lanced, wall paper. John Hannon doing the work. VILLAGE JOTTINGS. This iooks nice last ana he nas Deen more com The Gunnery's Saturday Holiday green trimmings. week, attended Rev A. H. Post of Tolland accept be resumed nring and the calendar says it is fortable since. Mrs Odell recently the Mrs Hill, mother of Mrs Arthur will this week, taking the Miss Bessie Terrill has returned funeral of a Mr of Mil- ably occupied the pulpit here, last place of the Thursday holiday. American Field and spring and the community is taking cousin, Clark, Morehouse, is critically ill with pneu Courtland T. and from a visit in New Haven. ford. monia. Sunday morning and evening, and has Trowbridge family the matter on faith and trusting that A son was born to Mr and Mrs Thom consented to do the same next Sun were in town on Tuesday. if it isn't spring, it will be by the time as Arlington on Thursday. April 10. John Creigh is to move into the has rented with a view to his serv Mrs Cornelia Botsford is Harry Buckingham the day, engaging KENT. it is summer. visiting house owned by the Blackman estate. house of Mr and is 1. ner son, George, in Bridgeport. Wolcott, engaged ices permanently after June Fencing! TALKING ABOUT , Hog If Mr Trieshman sells out to Mr Fred has the house in carpenter work. WHAT FOLKS ARB Ws have for the above and are to take or Evitts purchased Mrs Hosford last Sun the agency fencing, prepared large will another SCHOOLS. F. J. passed OVKR IN MACEDONIA. for it. No made can compare with it in qualities, Oliver it again make up CHANGES IN THE occupied by J. Craig and owned by Ira Miss Mabel Marsh has been small orders fencing wearing When engaged day in New York City. William Wolcott drove to Bridge- being well put together of steel wire and thoroughly galvanized. heaval in this quiet village. The only changes in the schools for Booth. Mr Evitts intends to enlarge as organist for the church for the We "Hartford Woven Wire Fence." Would like to was a port, Saturday. are also agents for the; Mr Oliver left here it change the spring term are at Hazel Plains and add another story to the house. coming year. The widow of George W. Wright Mrs Fletcher of Bridport, Vt., Is showvou both the above fences and quote you prices. which and now it will moved into basement of O. N. many regretted and Flanders. Miss Grace Beardsley Mrs O. R. of Canaan Is visit- has the visiting her sister. Hiss Pratt. Just received, a big lot of OR ASS SEED; also Garden Seeds of all kinds be as hard to have Mr Trieschman and Camp Homer Buckingham and Miss Susan Horace McCan's residence and this Mr and Mrs Mark Howland visited succeeds Miss Drakeley at Hazel at Leverett Castle's. Howard his family leave. Plains and Miss Sarah Garlick suc ing Reynolds attended the funeral of Mrs leaves Mrs O. E. Beeman's their son, Howland, recently. Anah Crossmon change Mrs Emily Mettiz has been quite - ceeds Miss A Several of the workmen left Mine at Henry Hartwell's tenent bouse, near John Nelson's The death of Rev Dr Samuel M. Sco- Warner at Flanders. on sick Hill mmrrv.ti j Tuesday.1 - Saturday. blacksmith A. Can sell you the best on the market, at rook bottom figures. ville, pastor of Plymouth church, great many pupils were vaccinated shop, empty. Charles Whitney occupies J. Mrs Peter's tenant house. Brooklyn, who had acquaintances in during vacation. Miss Mabel Booth of Naugatuck is Wells has returned from a week Frank of Litchfield has ' Humphrey Mrs II. M. Cummings lives In part this place, occurred Tuesday In the visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Booth. visit in Bridgeport. rented Maj W. Burnham's cottage on of house and Fred A OF 107 $445. the Cummings in FARM ACRES FOB ' Bates and mother to occupy Presbyterian hospital Philadelphia. Master Raymond Booth is back Ned Crossmon, who has been at work Lake street for his family during the expect E. C. Co., The funeral was held in G. P. Crane purchased the Great on summer. the other part. The Piatt Brooklyn, again after an extended visit with his Candlewood mountain for two coming while wood for 148-2- was Hill farm of 107 acres for $445, a good Henry Post, cutting Ct. 4. Conn. Thursday, after which the body in months, has returned. Mrs William Mc- - W. K. had the mis- Hawleyville, Telephone Bethel, S. H. a grandmother Naugatuck. The condition of Stone, Saturday, taken to Cornwall, his summer home, bargain. Drakeley purchased ' since form fortune to cut himself, making a bad lot for Mr Dawson for The Mutual Milk & Cream Co. will Han has slightly improved where services will be held on Friday building $260, STILL RIVER AND VICINITY. er wound in his foot. two at $106 and not sell more milk by the quart. writing. The veteran road contractor, Ed- afternoon in the Congregational church $266, F. It. Ford lots any u. Li. aievens, wno has been very H. W. Brown received, last week, Cam a was a accommodation to the ward Powers, with bis assistant, on the Hill, the interment following $159 each and George pasture It great sick for two weeks, is improving at 100 metal mail boxes or receivers suit S. has been around town is sell- here. able for erection in front of residences George Thompson, there. for $135. Eeal estate in people this writing. tne rjao places in me outside. where the R. P. D. routes extend puttingsomeororder. makes 19 ing better than that A number attended the ball at the from and are highways in This BRIDGFWATER. i Walter Campbell does not seem to this postofflce they being Mr Powers has worked the roads Center, Friday evening. taken ana up dv tnose wno aesire years Maine-grow- n get much better. He has been badly e put in this vicinity, which compare moie The Aroostook county, to receive-tb- benefit of having their favorable roaas in outer Alteon NEIGHBORHOOD TOPICS. seed are to be found at F. F. Miss Clara Garrison and Miss E. off for a month or more. mail delivered to them daily. than witn potatoes places. Richard C. Harris has been obliged Hitchcock's. Benson called on friends at Roxbury Bartram of Shelton has mov Mr Caskey of Detriot, Mich., father Dayton of A. G. of this is pass- to go to the New Haven hospital to be Falls, Saturday. ed few Caskey village, MARBLEDALE. Dr T. M. Bull of Naugatuck has a to this place. He lived here a ing a few days here in his son's family-- treated for strangulated hernia. The on ' Allen Joyce was out of town, Mon- years ago. Rev found to new man, Mr unipman, nis JMm Mr are surgeons there it necessary One of made day. He is receiving new goods every Henry Upson supplied Rev The local musicaL?people all B. a serious to relieve Tree" farm. the changes The stone masons are at work at Thistleton's pulpit in Roxbury, last Stephen Church, perform operation in new administration there will day. wrought up oyer the coming produe him and on 9 removed about the the silica mill. Sunday morning. tion of One wno April be of chickens. Mr Chip- - drove his team E. J. Cable continues slowly to im- "Pinafore." citizen, SEYMOUR-- , CONN. of small intestine. Mr the raising Frank Booth spirited L. who ex- three feet the man and brooders and MrsE. Northrop, has been prove in health. He is able to leave takes part, told a Bkb reporter be was well has incubators to New Milford, Tuesday. does seem to Office : 38 South Market Mass. Harris doing at last reports. sick a long time, not his bed for a portion of each day but pected that the stage, after the per Branch St., Boston, intends to make chicken raising pay. entertained has not ventured out of doors S. M. Waldron and William II. Marsh Miss Elizabeth Benson gain very fast. She has the sympathy yet. formance would be lined with corpses, Quite a number from Woodbury of all her friends. In- have purchased a Watkins gasoline en- company, Sunday. not because of the assaults of the went to South Britain, last Thursday, WASHINGTON. auditors, but owing to the gine, mounted on a truck, with a wood of Char Mrs Julia Walling and son, Edmund dignant with to attend the church wedding LIME ROCK. an fact that the performers and artists saw, and are much pleased the C. Mitchell. are visiting for indefinite time at 1- -2, fed lotte A BIRTHDAY PARTY. were literally worn out after their No. 31865. way it takes care of wood to it. NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. Highland home. Brown master, 2.29 a Horace Curtiss is to build a new Zillah K. Hickoz entertained a num efforts. rlam Relle Medium, tlin dam nf six In the list. A size larger than They also purchased large size cutter of her schoolmates of the Judea James Flynn Henry Davis spent the day recently ber band-som- Onurtnrmaster. the same color, and we believe will be as great a sire. Fee for the season 125 and carrier for filling silos. Their pur barn, a big one, to replace the one On.Tuesday, Jockey school her home on last. Watson has sold his e with return at Saturday Joseph privilege. chases were made at the auction of burned last winter. it beinif her 10th birthday. They all pair of blooded roans to parties came and bad a iropd time. Games Ezra Pierce in South Britain. Mr last witnessed a wedding In New York state. Joe Allerton, No. C. Thursday were uiavea ana coouaurums bskcu 32409. Marsh has also purchased a silo of "West Side." Mr Nettleton from was served. An im - each at until supper Chestnut horse, foaled Sire Allerton, 2MH- First, second and third dams have B. been filled two - IN ever lived. Will Pierce, which had Miss Hollis- COME handsome cake. nlii..i a 2.15 nerformer. Allerton is the greatest race horse and sire that New York married Ruby mensely birthday be bred to a few approved mares. Fee 50. seasons. Hollister. lighted with 10 candles and draped in ter, daughter of Frank us show our line of was in is to were and witnesses from And let you neg- fancy papers, brought during William B. Kinney said have There guests Waists. Our stock is second to none and the supper. A large Douquet 01 pink RIDGEWOOD FARM, the finest tobacco plants in town. Will many adjoining towns. ligee Shirts and Shirt and white double tulips adorned the a of was DANBURY, CT. has lots of "get there" about him. L. Chase returned to our prices right. table. Later bag candy bung George has up, when each in turn was blindfolded T. W. Howes has been doing carpen- street, after spending the winter with and had three trials to strike it. As in Maine. A LUNG TESTER., burst all scrambled for Leading Photographer, ter work for John Moore, who has had his mother the bag the MAIN STREET, DERBY. CORN. new horse stables built. of the to of candv which, made a rood deal of fun. 4 The auctions in Woodbury are thick, The greatest novelty times, given every purchaser Pretty little hats full of candy were Price ta Lowest for flrtlaa wof . 13, a to Mr and this spring. 25c worth or more. taken home as souvenirs, ah wished W. L. CHADEATNE, SAMUEL Born, April daughter friend and hostess Custom Tailor, Mrs Lee S. Dickinson. fine fail to one. the old as well as the that their little Railroad St., Watertown, Ct. George Deveau offers his fruit Don't get They please would enjoy many happy birthdays. E. Bostwick has hewed the frame farm of 30 acres at auction, Monday, C. F. S., Judea school. I take pleasure In announcing to the public F. young. PIANO TUNER I have opened a Hrst-cla- ss Tailoring Es- for a new tobacco for F. J April 21, 1902. that Cus- building of thePo- - BOX tablishment and am enabled to turn out At a business meeting j8, DERBY, CONN. . tom Made Suits from $15 up. made especially Hawley. Mrs Benham has been making alter quasset club, held in the club rooms on to your measure. Pants from $5 up. Over- was to srlve a Coaa. PIANO TUNING. Action Regulating, Tone 115 Suits from $8 decor ations on her barns and sheds near Friday last, it voted 14 Fairfield Bridgeport. in all Its branches coats from up. Bicycle up. E. E. Woosteris painting and CASTLE, in At., Tempering. Repairing Ready Made Pants $!.& up. Orders taken for The CLOTHIER, eucbre party and social dance the (Formerly of DaabnryJ strictly first class. Organs tuned and Ladles' and Gentlemen s Suits. Gleaning. ating the "best room" for S. P. Treat the First church. ball on the Green on May 1. Arthur for sale or rent. First-Cla- ss The best repaired Pianos Presslngu and Repairing. Work ad Main St. Corner New Milford. C. was chairman of Guaranteed. John Harris will raise corn and to v v Hitahrawlr is Dutting on an Bank, Titus appointed prices. THE NEWTOWN APRIL 18, 8 BEE, FRIDAY, 1902.

Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble confined to her bed at George Hop-son- 's Britain, last week, to attend the wed-- 1 and Don't Know it. for several weeks, with partial Humors ding of Miss Charlotte Mitchell, and Newtown Bee paralysis, was removed to the Spring has returned to her in The To Yiad Oat. hospital grandfather's Sow in New Haven, Monday. this place. Pin & bottle or common glass with your the Blood ur M r. It twenty-fo- hours; a and Carrie va of water and let stand George Olivett, two E. G. Byers and family of Water- Masury's CIRCULATION: sediment or set- children who have been com Come to a large majority of people. have visited Watson's. fiery, indicates an grant bury at Carr prin 800 tling in the Mace- Probably 75 per cent, of these are Paints January 1, 18S2, unhealthy condi- mitting depredations J. D. is in the husi- - Liquid donia cured Hood's Sarsapa-rill- a, Dayton poultry tion of the kid neighborhood for the past year, every year by ness Last week, 4IO if it stains were J usti'ce C. advertise- quite extensively. made ready ror ttie orusu. xmir neys; committed, Monday, by and we hope by this etuteof working, freedom from ruunlng your linen It is S. Smith to the care of the state in- to 25 to niT th work, irreat coverlnu power and evidence of kid- ment get the other per cent, Mrs Geo SOUTHVILLE. Duiihai have made them stitutions for to durable qualities, - ney trouble; too children, the girl take this great Spring Medicine. l the popular Liquid Paluts of the pres- Ten Pages. desire to Mlddletown and the to Meriden. 1127 Brum St., WVst ot Main. frequent boy It will sharpen your appetite, cure SOUTHVILLK NEWS JOTTED DOWN. They are GENU INK LINSEED OIL pass It or pain in PAINTS and we GUARANTEE satis- back is also all stomach troubles, relieve that Mrs Horace son of New Conn.. In use. the BRIDGEWATER. Allen and Bridgeport, faction their flftv-flv- e and blad One unllon will give one coat to LITCHFIELD COUNTY. convincing proof that the kidneys tired feeling. Milford were guests of J. M. Ford's of unpalnted wood or der are out of order. Invites a visit of to Trimmed Millin IV. square yards REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Its strength as a blood purifier is family, last Friday. Inspection the . What to So. ,1 The sale of these paints for last WASHINGTON. so demonstrated its marvelous cures of ' four years has been euormously large. ' There is comfort in the knowledge two real estate transfers were re by Alonzo Bedau is papering for J. Coe. I an of a dozen com- - that Dr. Kilmer's - "with nut average often expressed, Swamp- last week, the sale of land by Scrofula 8alt Rheum Custom Work A plaints per year. AN OFFICER'S CLKVEK WORK. Root, the ereat kidney remedy tuiuiis every ported Mrs C. Pierce of was Specialty Miss B, Scald Head Boils, Pimplea Danbury guest wish in rheumatism, pain in the Sarah Sanford; also by Mark of Mrs lie J j Is evident that the house curing All Kinds of Humor Psoriasis her sister, A. Worden, last Sun Everything that hould in First (Mass SPECIAL It quite back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part Mallett to James B. Pitcher. Both Millinery. , have their pecu Blood Poisoning Rheumatism day. ! NOTICE. breaking fraternity of the urinary passage. It corrects inability tracts lie in what is known as the Catarrh Malaria, Etc. liarlties. Judging from what; has been to hold water and scalding pain in passing "Gulf." Mr and Mrs J. Weutsch of Purchase -, or bad effects use of All of which are prevalent now. ; Tht'so are not chemical raj- learned from the court of records of it. following liquor. district were of A. Worden s ' andpalutsdo not contain potash, slll-- l wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant guests I tures, ln-u- iu seems mat me WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN. cate of ihmIu or soap. In any of their Justice Dougal. It of to go often family, last Sunday. 1 tn t.h ioutrarv. thev situated on the necessity being compelled W OH and house of Jacob Doll, durine the day, and to get up many times Harry who has been sort HOOD'S are slmDl v pure Lldseed Paints, was Northrop, David Barnum's family entertained In every respect the equivalent of Best westerlyishore of Mt Tom Lake, during the night. The mild and the extra ing tobacco in New Milford the past White Lead and Oil. mixed and thinned ettect oi awamp-nu- ui is soon Tracy Barnum and bride, last week. of Wecan as- broken into and considerable clothing ordinary has returned home to work on at the time application. realized. It stands the highest for its won winter, Sarsaparilla sure all who have houses which require on the 5th f Mr and Mrs E. Ward of B A K amount-O- E and that bet er taken therefrom Saturday, derful cures of the most distressing cases. the farm. Will do you a wonderful Roxbury R, palntlnK repainting were of M. can be obtained the thief need a medicine should have the n sure to Hood's. guests J. Ford's results through Inst, the entering through If you you Marie-Shanno- good. Be get family, use of our colors than by the use of any Miss visited friends ever before offered, under w indow on the east side of the house. best. Sold by druggists in 50c. andSl. sizes. last Sunday. liquid color of in New The whatever name, and that our paluts As soon as Herdlein, the You may have a sample bottle this Milford, recently. Hawleyville Furniture Man, are Id every respect superior. Augustus from a visit to Brooklyn, N. Y., where care taker of the place in the absence wonderful discovery Mrs Charles A. Northrop entertains and a book that tells she was the guest, of her daughter, THE CRANK. Invites you to visit his and look over Ins stuck of carpets and mat- of Mr Doll, ascertained the fact of the more about both sent Miss Minnie Worden and Miss Abbie emporium it, Mrs J. J. Egan. before as time is fast, ap- he notlBed Officer Ander free mail, last week. - tings having your carpets cleaned, hmiseelcanlng breakinu in, absolutely by Northrop, FROM THE WASHINGTON- STAB. a For Sale By address Dr. Kilmer & Home of 8wmi-RtKi- . Mrs Kate A. Bissell is of proaching and you undoubtedly would rather put down new carpet than an son of Bantam, who with his usual get the guest Here's to the crank! If It were not for Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men Daniel Wheeler, Is painting Amos A. "Idle- - old one, as it is much work. there style started out, using up two her sister, Mrs F. Powers, at This world would be empty and idle and grim pleasauter tion reading this generous offer in this paper, Northrop's house. You can stretch and away at a new one and not he afraid of tearing or I S. F. SEELEY, horses, scouring the surrounding wild." t For he is the fellow who is doing his best. tug Forgetful of fame, of reward and of rest. where an old one are sure to tear or in some way, especially country. He found at one Holmes, Mrs William Kinney entertained Mrs Theodore Stafstrom has been ripping it, you rip if you are in a and vour trels the better of you, then do not Dealer 'In Coal, Lumber, Hardware, blacksmith in West Morris, a coat ana her father and sister, one day last C. Holmes of His failures have brought us a measure of hurrv temper you Oils, were seen, showing that so many visiting her sister, Mrs mirth of You must to sew Lime and Cement, Paints, vest which Holmes had bought of quail week. week. Mr Staf think your strength and away goes the carpet. Istop up and Varnishes, were alive. Washington, the past That was welcome, iudeed, to this busy old the rip. Now this would be a mess to get into if you were on for 50 cents. In the move ! pretty expecting chap Saturday Miss Mary May has been the recent strom expects to to Waterbury earth to We do not all lose in of the coat was a letter Tobacco seed has been tucked up in And when he we awaken to find the minister dinner. say. you your temper putting Washington Depot, Ct. inner pocket guest of Miss Moore. about May 1. succeeds, an we addressed to Mr Doll. The officer beds with staring white sheets. The That he Is the creditor of all mankind. down a carpet, but some of them would make angel swear, as all know the There was a W. D. of Lakeside is at from at least all the married men. ou men who intend back the clothittg and contin great crop of the state in which very pleasant surprise Thioop So what does it matter if thoughtless ones experience, i young bought home of Mr and Mrs work for B. Sanford of hooked used in w see what are ued his search all day Sunday and Sun- most money lies bids fair to exceed an party at the J. Bethlehem, jeer getting up (a phrase the ilderness) you coming and house. Or offer him worse to. Now is a man not to and Monday morning cap heretofore raised. Charles A. Northrop, last Saturday remodeling bis barns pity that's than a sneer? this something furniture ought say, for It may stop day weak-minde- night About 30 were For a reverent world oft assembles to thank some d man from furnishing up a home, and we tured the beiore he coma taice a G. S. all the timber evening. present, ah G. E. Emmons has. built a new shop man young furniture chap Clark furnishes a time The who was one day dismissed as a men like to them all we can if come our at Washington Depot. The of- Mrs S. Welton's and a reported having very enjoyable to accommodate his scythe crank. encourge especially they way for their train for H. barn, increasing Now do not hesitate on this we can ficer took his man before Justice for the new hall at The Polish that have been rifle business, and is now a furniture. young men, account, for make lame proportion family putting for and your Do not fail to our Dougal, who after a hearing, bound Marbledale. living on the John Dixon, Sr., farm Chinese Pagoda on the roof of his new it easy you by making laying carpet. visit him over under a $300 bond and as the moved Amos a Mr Emmons has A VALUABLE MEDICINE warerooms and get our prices before buying elsewhere. It will pay you. are and the have into half of North barn for cupola. Garden stated his inability to furnish Hens setting probably tenement house. been called to Winsted to serve as prisoner convention at Hartford will come off rop's same a mittimus was issued and the this week. He is in hopes it FOB COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. in due so that the farmers can John Dixon, Jr., and family of juror, Seeds officer took him to Jail at Litchfield, time, will be a short term as he is anxious to "I have not the slightest hesitancy was a rounder, inspect the hatching. Bridgeport are occupying his father's Q. F. BAKER & A fine assortment of The prisoner evidently to work farm get the cupola done before he begins in recommending Chamberlain's cough CO., SEEDS the desired to in his own be Men's club is to its house, intending the to who FRESH He testify The Young give the season. spring plowing. remedy all are suffering from Furniture, and Kitchen kind that grow. half and after assured by the nlav. "A Delicate in Rox coming and Charles M. Carpets, Mattings Ranges, Prices down. being Question," coughs colds," says way Justice that he was in no wise obliged bury, Thursday evening, April 24. It Andrew Youngs has had a shock of CORNWALL BRIDGE. Cramer, Esq., a well known watch Hawleyville, Conn. to do so, the oath was administered was presented in New Preston, April paralysis and lies in a very critical maker, of Colombo, Ceylon. "It has and he told his story as follows: "My 10. with eood success in spite of the condition. THE NEW METHODIST PASTOR. been some two years since the City name is Benard. have been in first called to Carl I rain. Charles A. Northrop has bought a Eev Mr Crane of Middlebury, who Dispensary my attention Garden this 15 I am a German this valuable medicine and I have re- country years. E. K. Rossiter and daughter were in fine horse of Pliney Squires of New will occupy our pulpit the present Pole. I had no work and had no on used it and it has been town over Sunday. Milford. year, spent Saturday calling his peatedly always Tools. money. It was very dark as I walked new friends about the The beneficial. It has cured me quickly c f is bis Elmer had misfortune to village. Typhoid All kinds to plant our along and I came to an old barn all Frank Heath up looking after Frost the church was well.fllled, morning, all chest colds. It is especially effect FRESH Seeds new house. have his wind mill blown down, last Sunday with, open, no lock on door, all open, I went and the congregation enjoyed ajvery ive for children and seldom takes more to cultivate with, to in and down in the and when 1 Tuesday night. than one bottle to cure them of hoarse' Scares keep the weeds lay hay Dr Shopp came, Tuesday, looking interesting sermon by the new pastor. down and help you lay down I find this satchel of clothes for a rent for the summer. Owing to the illness of the teacher, Mr Crane ' expects to move here with ness. I have persuaded many to try , no so I are with the harvest. In the hay. No work, money, Miss Mabel Keeler, the primary de- his wife and son as soon as possible tms valuable medicine, and they Are Prices will suit. some of clothes to William Church and family, who as well as over quite the style sell the get money partment of the Center school was all pleased myself these Is to to I came back to have been away about four months, H. S. Comstock has returned from a the results." For sale by R. H. Beers & days. Typhoid holding high go Waterbury. Their closed, last week. carnival in many localities and same barn and stay all day Sunday returned last Friday night. several days' business .trip to New Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co. many across continent will Mrs C. M. is in New Mil- cases are serious. If have an because I did not like to travel on Sun pleasant trip the Livingston York. Do not fail to call at his store Sandy Hook; W. Long Hill you & remembered them. ford with her Mrs Walter N.Hurd, Watts Coggswell, day. This (Monday) morning I went long be by daughter, and see his new line of goods. The E. C. Piatt Co., Hawleyville: A, to to take the train for Mrs who has been shut Peck. B. Botsford. Washington Depot, Ot. Washington John Black, George Northrop has purchased the Blakeman, Artesian Well Waterbury and the officer he take in all winter, was able to be at church, C. H. Sanford and Miss Susan from meat market of N. Dunbar and has me." When it came time for the last Sunday. Bridgeport were in town, Monday. started a delivery route. We wish PRACTICALLY STARVINd. You can rest easily for these wells officer to start for Litchtield with his The first baseball game between the Miss Kvle from New Haven himSsuccess as a good meat market in shut off surface water and the officer up the Emily prisoner, picked and Valley boys resulted in was at her home in this village over the place will be much appreciated "After using a fewbottles of Kodol contaminations. In dry seasons you satchel to out and into his Gunnery Dyspepsia Cure my wife received oer neeJ no go put it favor of the Sunday. a have fear of drought, as you - Gunnerys. Joe Beehler has accepted position feet and relief from a Have Just Received An Ele- wagon, the prisoner Jumped- up and permanent will have an abundant, unfailing and Junior of St A movable has been with E. D. Benedict for the summer, severe and chronic case of stomach Lot of with considerable demonstration said The Auxiliary John's partition put It. real pure supply of Water. I am drilling gant a at in Town which makes trouble," says J. Holly, estate, "Mister Officer, Mister Officer, please church gave lovely little supper up the hall it Rev and Mrs Nash and family left insurance and loan agent, of Macomb, these wells all the year around and should be pleased to communicate per- and Summer let me have my Bible. It is in the the Town hall on Tuesday evening, much more convenient. for their new home in Bakerville 111. "Before using Kodol Dyspepsia sonally or by letter with you. Spring last and netted $15. Cure she could not eat an satchel. I like to read him much week, Parties looking for arbutus do not Wednesday. ordinary are for other meal without intense suffering. She is don't the things, but Arthur Woodruff has rented Or- And it plentifully, this year. It is yet Miss Edith Wadhams returned to now entirely cured. Several physicians please let me have my Bible." The chard Terrace for the summer. in bud, very few blossoms been school New and many remedies bad tailed to E. N. having her in Milford, Monday, You give SIPPERLEY, Wall Justice said to him with a smile, "Sit found. after two weeks' vacation. relief." don't have to diet. Eat Paper down down. Your Bible Mrs Van Slnderen expects to come any good food you want, but don'tover- - Conn . my man, sit load Sipperley's Mills, Westport, Samples. See me before buying and not be from up from.the city for a few days, next Mrs Mary Wadhams has returned the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia shall taken you. Let it NEW PRESTON. uure win ror you. K. look them over. I am confident I can be in the satchel till to Litch- week. from visiting friends in Thomaston always digest it aave you get H. Beers & Co., Newtown; S. C. you money. tield and then the officers will surely Mrs Rossiter and daughter were in THE PINAFORE PERFORMANCE. and Torrington, Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake- Am also prepared to put the paper to if ask for am over man, Botsford; BBMIawley & Co. give it you you it. I town Sunday. The date of much advertised Many farmers in this section hav on your walls. love Bible and is the Stepney; W. N. nurd, Long Hill; The glad you your that it C. B. Gold has been on Hill of Pinafore has at last commenced plowing. E. C. Piatt Co., Hawleyville. such a comfort to you, also that you Prospect production for a day or two. been set as 22-2- 3, and as a conse- Samuel Marvin has discontinued have such a kindly respect for one of April quence rehearsals have been milk to the and is the old Connecticut blue laws, that of John Carlson is putting a laundry pursued taking creamery THE ORE AT DISMAL SWAflP SeedsSeeds! with ardor. For weeks the very a amount of fine C. on Sunday." In listening to on to the cottage that the Valliant great making large butter, A. TITUS, traveling clouds have rung with the strains of Of is a onnecti-cu- Officer Anderson's experience in this family have rented. Miss Emeline Clark is Virginia breeding ground of C t Washington Depot, Ct. "We sail the ocean blue," "I'm called visiting malaria So is wet or Timothy, case there is no doubting but that he Mrs Carhart came from New friends in Hartford and Bloom Held. germs. low, up Little Buttercup," and kindred mel- pmarshy These is "a hummer" for business, York, and with the ground everywhere. Tuesday, stopped odies. Mrs Evans, Mrs Denslow's sis- Several from this place attended the germs cause weakness, chills and fever, Red Top Bradley family. ter, has arrived from Stony Creek, to auction at R. F. Thompson's, Thurs- in bones A GRANGE BVENT. aches the and muscles, and Grown - IIB2S5BS! assume the part of ''Josephine," the day last. induce maladies. But and Clo- of Excelsior may dangerous The regular meeting KENT. "lass who loved a sailor," and every Electric Bitters never fail to will be held at MARBLEDALE. destroy ONION Pomona Washington young lady who can boast of a voice them and cure them and cure malarial All Kinds CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEM?, Depot in the Grange hall, Wednesday, has joined the ranks of "Sir Joseph's troubles. will 23. session Rev H. K. Job is m PERSONAL NEWS JOTTINGS. They surely prevent SETS April The afternoon will Florida where sisters, cousins and aunts." Thorn "We tried remedies Of Vehicles. be for discus- he will his vacation of a month James A. from was typhoid. many open. Subjects given spend Sperry is industriously polishing up Sperry Brooklyn for malaria and stomach and liver sion are: Divisions of time for work, studying the habits of the wild birds in a few last In White Top and Open Buggies, Run- the "handle of the big front door," and town, days week, looking troubles," writes John Charleston, of nP abouts, Platform Duplex End rest, study, recreation. Good ipads. of that region and photographing love after Mrs Bernard Peters' home affairs, Grass and -- Mrs Denslow.as the lorn "Ralph," Byesville, O., "but never found any- Springs and 3 Spring Pleasure How are the electric roads influencing them to add to the illustrations of his pursuant to the of the & Yellow; X is energetically bewailing her lowly coming family as as Electric . Wagons, Concords and Sur. and A at- book which will soon come out. for season. thing good Bitters." UfikkP and Farm farm life property? good situation. ''Dick Deadeye" in the the them. 50c. R. II. Beers & also Pota- y Lawn revs, Light Heavy tendance is desired. As most of the Try Only Co., wagons and Heavy Trucks. Rev George Curtis, D. D., occupied person of Mr Corning, is busily engaged The water pipes are being laid on Newtown; B. Hawley & Co., Stepney; Pomona members are a distance -- Hos-for- long the Congregational pulpit, Sunday in foiling the happy lovers, Mrs d the grounds of Mrs Peters, which are Taylor, Curtis & Co, Sandy Hook., to Onions. Done Nau-gatuc- k Dressing, Repairing Promptly off in Prospect, Waterbury and and next Rev W. M. is vending "snuff and tobaccy" to to furnish water for satisfaction. can we not fill the morning, Sunday many improve- guarantee Timber Contractor. Steam up meeting Goodwin will supply the pulpit. the jolly tars, and the whole village, as ments on the estate and in the village. Sawmill and all kinds of Lum- with patrons from some other juris- well as is en- Marbledale, completely Mr H. W. sawed 14 cords of ber and sundry turning and diction, Fairfield county or Mountain MRS FLORA A. EDWARDS. with nautical affairs. Don't Smith, editor ofjTHE Newtown Wright grossed was in town one week. eight-fo- ot wood for C. B. the planing. county? Those near the Shepaug and Mrs Flora A. Edwards, aged 87 and come. Bee, day last Johnson, come orget the date; everybody other day, in 10 hours. wishing to by rail, coming from years, died at the home in the village, The singing in church on Sunday Frank S. Piatt. Litchfield and intermediate stations, Friday, April 11, at 12 o'clock M. Mrs WEST MORRIS. last was very fine. A duet sung by 374 State Street, Xew IIaven,vCoiin. H. W. Woodruff, could reach Washington before 9 a. m., Edwards united with the Congrega- W. O. Corning and Dr Denslow was and spend the day, attending the tional church, October 30, 1831, one of WANT A NEW RAILROAD STATION. especially well rendered. 6 Washington Ct. . and leave on the p. m. train and for several been Depot, Grange 26, years has the There is circulated in this is to see Mrs Soft up. Those from below could have oldest member of church here. being It very pleasant Ralph the a to theN. Y., N. H. able to be out. about three hours, reaching Washing She was a woman of Christian vicinity petition Buckingham again lovely & H, R. R. for increased station ac- ton at 12 in time for dinner arfd at- and had a host of friends.-- - The Rehearsals are in full every Harness HEADQUARTERS FOR spirit commodations, the present station be- swing tending a part of the afternoon ses funeral was held from her late evening now for the "Pinafore" pro- home, much too small to accommodate Von can make your har- leave about 3 p. m. 14. ing which t:ikes 22 ness tut sion, Monday, April occasion use duction, place April soft aa a glove ARE YOU the few who have to it 23. has and aa touh as wire by AMERICAN FIELD AND son and It been thought advisable using El! It Eli. A Bar. 1106 FENCE HOUSECLEANING ? NEAKLY LOSES AN ARM. Willie Tobin, of Daniel Tobin of now. When summer guests and Camp to hold the two lie ha Oil. You can Skiff was taken to the New Columbia begin to come there performance nights, lengthen Us life make it While wood by horse power Mountain, Boys to accommodate all that it is laBt twloe as Jong aa it 55 INCH. If so you should visit sawing for last be room on hoped ordinarily would. Charles had Haven hospital treatment, will hardly standing the will wish to attend. us and look over our Alfred Peats 1901 at I). Iiurlburt's, Zcigler much less in the Wall Papers. All the latest a close call for his riKht arm. The fly Friday. platform, waiting ..- m r designs. , t 41 fH. . . We would also call your attention to came Good Hill Association room. The new postoflice at Lakeside EUREKA wheel on the power off, allowing The Cemetery BETHLEHEM. m. : our Sherwin-William- s Paints, White- lec- is responsible for the increase of x the machine to throw the horses. Mr met on Monday, April 7, at the X tH. wash Lime and Brunbes, Table Oilcloth, and passengers at this - , ; . Floor Linoleums and a fine as- Zeigler, in trying to stop the power, ture room. As the interest of the freight station, NKIVS PICKED VP HEUE AND THERE. Harness Oi! Oilcloth, the mail being carried by S. Grannis, Q J!l. sortment of Draftings. in some way fell on the saw, fund is as yet insufficient to put the J. M. Smith has of makes a har- - nearly 25 (another pair poor looking 1 ; a vote was tak- who besides accommodating from m ui-s- lute new. Marie or 3I ZZ !Z2 ; s the arm at the elbow. yard in good condition horses, bought, of Seth Pratt of Litch- H - OIVE US A CALL. severing right to 30 at his own place, has al- pure, heavy bodied oil. es- He was taken to Washing-to- by his en to have the secretary solicit funds guests field. N, pfn ijiny iri'pared to witu- - had contract for the aiauu 1 ao weatner. ' 1 r E ; brother, Will Zeigler, and the arm at- for the general improvement of same. ways the taking jjs. H. S. Comstock, students to and from the Bert Randall was home over Sunday. Sold everywhere fL Cornwall Conn. tended to by Drs Ford and Woersbe, All persons interested are camp station, iu iuib au sizes. Bridge, requested been done from Bantam Regular Style Spedal Hoe. Horse sad Cattle BtfU which has The unusual of a farmer In. or 6 la. 1 after which he was taken to the New to give or send their subscriptions to sight pick Made br STANDARD OIL Cfl Stays la apart acays ts to. r ft tau attended Dr Mrs Frank S. North Kent. heretofore. ing corn in the field in April was wit- Haven hospital by Peet, high-grad- e nessed by across Hard Made of large, strong, steel wires, heavily Woersbe. Dr Woersbe reports that Miss Katherine Finn, who has been Mrs M. Logue returned, Saturday, people traveling galvanized. Prominent Dairymen, Breeders, Stock- - will save the arm. Hill, last week. Amply provides for expansion and contraction. Is practically ever- men use they lasting. Never goes wrong, no matter how a strain is on it. R. B. Lake now draws the reins over Carvrvot Do great put LOCAL DRAMATICS. Does not mutilate, but does, efficiently, turn cattle, horses, bogs a fine pair of horses, purchased of Withovit It. and pigs. CHEL OLL" The play entitled, "Uncle Rube," 10 CENTS Seth Pratt of Litchfield. on To prevent ''abortion and tuberculosis, which was given the Green, Febru- BUY A TIN OF Oil City, Penn., ca- WILL Zenas P. Candee of was EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE scours in calves, distemper, sheep 22, the Eta Phi society is to be Waterbury March sS, GUARANTEED and other dis- ary by 1902. tarrh, hog cholera "germ" in Town hall, at J. E. Thompson's on Sunday. Bee the manufacturers and eases. Applied Externally it destroys repeated (April Publishing Co., by by us. Call and see it. tan show you horr ticks and 18) under the auspices of Young Men's Mr and Mrs F. H. of A, J. Smith, Manager, it will save you and fence fields so all lice, fleas, roaches, sheep Thompson Dear Old Friend -- Cannot money your they will stay fenced.' scab without dipping. For sale by club to the latter pay for the re- VANILLA CRYSTALS, were in town on help Woodbury Sunday. do without your interesting cent improvements in the hall. The me news from Washington Feed & Supply Co., Which will more satisfaction, do more and Abner P. Hayes spent a few days, sheet, giving the H. A. Hill, Roxbury Mills, nlav was verv eood and deserves a give my old native place, from which inch at cts Rod! 25-ce- nt bottle recently, at his home in this place. 45 37 per E. O. Seeley & Son, Roxbury large attendance. better flavoring than a I have been a sojourner for near- , Station. 7 Some- Miss Alice E. Bird has returned to ly years, (since 187;). diiTt-reii- of old style extracts. A stock of t hand. O. Camp, whose dozen Eng in ab- thing says; "Beers, you must be large widths tn her home this place after an in touch with old Newtown do- have weathered the sence of several months. She is en- Therefore released a last week. From Alcohol ings." place my winter, couple, B Absolutely Free tertaining a young lady friend. name on your annual list for CARL BADER, Col Hodtre of Roxbury Station also eing twelve months more. Enclosed took a couDle. lust week. All will be Do not Evaporate or Deteriorate. Miss Mary Ina Kasson returned to find funds, etc., etc. Kind re- friend's released in time. It is hoped they East Northfield seminary on Monday gards to Wright and WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET At All Grocers. Charles Henry Peck. S3). EST. and increase Delicious, Economical. re- will escape the sly fox Pure, Mrs Will Karl and children have Yours hastily, EaZMEE, Washington Uepot. and multiply. The close season for turned from Litchfield and they are 11. L. Beers 1906 fine of $50 Shelton, Conn. a,, full line of meats always on hand. Gam them runs to with a 101 Beekman Street, occupying their home. la he season. Heats always of prime quality a bird. As the last snow Vanilla New York. and reasonable. for killing Crystal Company, Miss Lucy A. Canfield went to South prices was melting away the tracks of 13 THE: NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL i8, 1902.

will be held on the 30th, the host being David C. Peck. The .subject of the TOWN TOPICS. evening will be Josiah Gi'bert Holland and his writings, in charge of Allison P. Smith. E. H. Dillon & Co., REV J. H. OEOROE POOTATUCK GRANGE. Milliners. THE D. M. READ ROWLAND'S TO RECTORSHIP ACCEPTS HIS CALL THE Pootatuck had an Leading CO., OF TRINITY CHURCH. Grange interesting Conn. meeting, Tuesday, when a lecture on 986 and 988 Mam Street, Bridgeport, ESTABLISHED 1857. birds, illustrated by a stereopticon, There will be great satisfaction on was given by Lecturer Beresford. The the of people, and all who part Trinity stereopticon was managed by I. C. B. is new desirable in will find have met Mr George, in his acceptance Ransom, who is an expert at that busi Everything that and Millinery you at of his call to the rectorship of Trinity ness. Mr Ransom is an on our store, priced from one-thir- d to one-ha- lf less than elsewhere. W T t follows: enthusiast parish. His letter believes ar the milk business and the Trimmed ready-to-we- Hats from . 50c to $5.00 Corded Wash Silks. Write to the store Salisbury, Conn., April 14, 1902. farmers should organize, start co- Trimmed Dress Hats from to Mr Daniel G. Beers, Clerk of Trinity creameries and solve the $1.00 $25.00 Conn. I operative Untrimmed Hats from 35c to $5.00 The line of Wash Silks for this season is very extensive and about for information as free Parish, Newtown, Dear Sir: milk problem themselves. Flower oc to comprises have given careful consideration to Sprays from $3.00 fifty different combinations. run a little darker than last 1 call extended me They year, aud the quality the by Trinity Parish HOW'S THIS. We carry in stock more than 2000 --Trimmed Hats to select from lv as vou d ask were to become their Rector, not only by of the Silk is improved. It is soft, lustrous and beautiful to the touch. Roman coun- You will find it easy to choose a hat here, prices so attractive and styles ill visiting the parish but by taking We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for are favorites and in sel with friends and advice of the any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by so interesting. stripes great remarkably pretty the shadings of colors. Whites you here. but God's Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bishop, by seeking guidance; F. .1. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. are better than anything, and there are some beautiful effects in white and 45 and accept the call, to begin my We the undersigned, have known F. J. Che- black. When are An Rectorship on the tirst of May. ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per- cents a Remember wash well. An order will you The of shown fectly honorable in all business transact ions yard. they bring you samples. 1 . unanimity the parish and financially able to carry out any obliga- in their action and their very kind tions made by their firm. & town make it your reception of me and Mrs George, and West & Trdax. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.O E. H. DIIXON CO. come Walding, Kinnan & Makvin, Wholesale The Store. the fact that this has without Druggists, Toledo, O. Big Millinery my seeking, leads me to think it a call Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- Nazareth Waists. shopping headquar the blood mucous sur- T of God; and that His blessing will be ing directly upon and upon us in the relation of Rector and faces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold k1 by all druggists. Testimonials free. The most comfortable and Waists in the market for iers. Leave your people. Hall's Family Pills are the best. satisfactory a growing is no honor to hold rec- Dog Notice. For Sale! child. It light the Attention Is called to the law con The large, handsome residence of George W. They are taped over the shoulders and under the arms, and the buttons that at the bundle torship of your old historic parish, and Rev Mr French does not Anthony situated on South Main Street, and wraps to follow who improve cernine the registering of Dogs, as the nicest street for a private residence in skiits or trousers are fastened the faithful men have He is still hoarse New Milford. House is a three-stor- y support on these No for there held office in all But very rapidly. quite contained in the General Statutes of building tapes. mending required ; have that these years. and the trouble- : wit.n a nice easement unaer tne wuoie ot it. no counters your a noble is our to cough exceedingly Connecticut First story has parlor, sitting room.a nice hall, are seams to rip or tear. past inspiration some. There will be service, next Sun- PUBLIC ACTS OF 1S97. two rooms, one bed room, kitchen and should stir up both large dining 1 present duty; day morning, In the church, even CHAPTER CLXVI. and pantry; also a fine glass extension con All sizes from 1 to 2 Price 25c. cared for there ; Rector and people to good works that he is to servatory anjoiuing room for years. parcels though not able preach. Section 1. Sec. 3746 of the General Statutes and flowers. Second sittinghas plantsAve we may be a to the 1 story large hall, blessing community as amended by Sec. of Chapter CXOVIII of Dud rooms ana a good size bath room with all in which we are placed. Mr and Mrs R. II. Beers and Miss tbe Public Acts of 1885, is hereby amended to modern rest, it like, in the owner of a the conveniences, hot and cold water. you Asking the blessing of the Good Annie Sanford were in New York City, read as follows: every cr keeper Third story has five large bedrooms. The us in all our future doe of the ase of six months or over, shall an house Is heated by steam and a new steam is a " Shepherd upon the tirst of the week. on or before the first day of May, or at boiler in two display of stylish and sensible on the third I am, nually, months put months since. House is parlor relationship, such time as such dog shall become six lighted by gas recently put in by the Gilbert little Hats made of duck and Yours sincerely, James has a secured old, cause such dog to be registered, number- & Barker Mfg. Co of New York City, the gas canvas, pique, chambray. They are Lavey carriage, ed, described and licensed until the first day five wonderfully pretty James H. George. of A. M. Briscoe & Son. office in retort having the capacity for holding and and is floor. of May following, in the town clerk's barrels of kgasoline. The basement of the neat, what more they will wash beautifully, so they will be none the the town wherein such dog is owned or kept., house has every convenience needed: a coal worse Extracts taken from of two-seate- d Mtirt s1im.11 the doings Augustus Peck has a Inrn around Its neck a collar dis bin, best in town, holding easily 25 gross tons for a wetting or any accident that befall them. 25c each. service it's t Jo tin's tr. IS. cnurch at Salisbury, M. tinctly marked with the owner's narne anc its of coal; also a vegetable and meat room eas- may Any pos- 1902: wagon, bought of A. Briscoe & Son. number, and shall pay to said town to needed Ct., at a meeting held April 12, registered for a full sum of ily regulated the temperature. (1) Whereas our beloved and clerk for a license year the Ilasement also has three wash tnbs nicely ar- sible to will be dearly R. S. Tomlinson and family left on one dollar and fifteen cents for each male or ranged with hot and cold water, the floor of give, most faithful Rector, the Rev James for home in spayed dog. and live dollars and fifteen cents the whole basement being made of cement. A H. Geortre, has been induced to sand Wednesday morning their for each unspayed female dog, ana In the case handsome barn in rear of house nicely arrang- us in his Suttield. They were guests of Mr and of a dog becoming six months old after the ed for one or two horses, with room for carri- The D. M. READ Co. freely and resignation; Mrs Frank Mitchell, Tuesday night. first, day of May.the license fee for the balance ages and sleigh, etc. Pipe furnishing water lz) And whereas his acouinntance of the 12 months shall be a proportional part for and con- given of the fee for one drinking washing carriages very and labors amongst us stand unparal in charged year. Any person venient. A garden large enough for a few us we The fences front of the residence who shall knowingly register as a spayed dog vegetables and flowers if one wished to raise Bridgeport. Conn. promptly. leled in appreciation to and of W. T. Cole of an unspayed female dog shall be fined not them. Handsome Iron would do in our Manager the Fabric seven or not fence protects the most cheerfully all Fire Hose Co. and the factory of this more than dollars, imprisoned front yard of the premises. Drain sewers for power to retain him, and were conf- are more than 30 days, or both. the house are complete in every particular. ident would con concern being removed, privet Levi C. Morris. The property is convenient to the railroad his stay amongst us Thos. J. Bradlrt. Selectmen. and the churches TTTANTED Washing to do at home or will gr hedges being substituted. 1 station, postoffice leading VV out or tinue as long as ne uvea, we can only John H. Biackmak. and stores and the Center High School, being by the day washing housecleaning. G. N. Clarke's view his us as an M. J. Houlihan, Town Clerk. about three to five minutes walk to either. Mrs M. E. Hill, Shepard's Place. Sandy Hook. " rur Vegetableand Liver Pills leaving Irreparable O. E. S , will nv?et 4, 1902. Ct. nild repmauon curing unions fPnPii.eJl?-r1ZUf.l- Jepthah chapter, Newtown. April Railroad facilities to New York and elsewhere andyuuuinatural mate them the safest and rem lv ST?.- loss: on New 't'vt ton 1... I ...... i. .. bet . - we feel as we Monday night. are of the best; time to York from New OUSEKEEPERS recommend Silverall a Once tried used. (5) And whereas if Se- Milford 2H hours. Postal facilities & Sold by Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine. free by Mall ' always se- Class Texas Oil equally tho best Silver Polish. Try it. Reid Sample had exhausted all our abilities to High convenient. Five mails leave here daily going 1054 Main street. FIBRE cure his Mr and Mrs Harry Fairchild of South and East and three mails North and rodd, Bridgeport. Q. N. CLARKE. Nichols, Conn. retention; Brooklyn are Mrs Susan Fair-chil- d. curities West. The property described for sale all in office (6) is voted: we visiting at. OTICE I will be at the town clerk's It hereby That on commission. of the best food repair will be sold a reasonable prico. from 1 to 4 o m. until fur & RUGS. accept with the greatest reluctance his Bought Many to buy a beautiful home or summer every Saturday, CONGER MORROW, stocks can be purchased loon the exchanges. residence of W. ther notice, for the purpose of receiving taxes Schoonmaker of Dividends of several companies are now com- enquire George Anthony, P. R. A. Olark. Collector. Very Busy Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith. Carri- resignation. Ansonia B9tt. Druggist 1 recommend none but O. Box New Milford. Conn. age and Wagon Making and repairing. All (7) And in so doinir feel it our dutv was on the Pootatuck, se- ing lo my clients. Housecleaning so remember that first class work Bottom Prices. We are now not to tender him our most Tuesday, gond investments. 1 NTIOTTE FURNITURE bought and sold. our Yellow Wagon passes your door with all at A new weave only heart curing a handsome basket of trout. W. B. Easton Ct. P. U. Address kinds of like mother ready to do Hone Clipping at snort notice. comparatively W. DAVIDSON. A G. Tucker, Bakery Goods, just what south of Keane's Button Shop. felt gratitude for his many efforts in Box 1129, New Haven. Conn. D. 25. Bethel, Ct. makes. Our salesman, J. D. Dayton, will be Shop just our behalf whilst him Sum- pleased to serve you. of especially for summer having amongst Martin Ryan of Zoar, who has been Building Sites tor 58 rug us, Dut we would also tender him our vita TRn Practical farmer and wife, man FOR SALE Tho duck farm containing employed by Henry G. Curtis for a V? for wife for housework. Akin J. orond building and all improvements. HERD OF farm, mer 1 ERDMAN & SPRIIGBIK PEDIGREE use. most sincere well wishes towards his number of years, is to remove to Briuas. Gav lords vllle. Litchfield Co.. Conn. Cottages. Located miles from Fairfield depot. Lewis RLWELL, future welfare. Hiller. K u Ho. 10, rairnein. ci. Bridgeport. man. an I have some desirable sites for summer cot- Bethel Bakers, Has a warp of hemp, is (8) And we do in particular con TVfANTED A good sober, honest on American tor-- teamster: a tages the shores of the romantic North By a of 14, farm work. BERKSH1RES the Newtown Parish of this preferred, In- Spectacle lake, in East Kent. in WANTED boy light Fountain Place, Bethel, Conn. and wears well. gratulate Mr Morehouse, representing L. P. steady job for the right man, (married). course Cottages Edwards, Newtown. tough Diocese in having been able to secure Bissell of Suttield, was in town, Tues- quire or address E. 8. Fairchild & Son, Nich- of erection. Rural Delivery carrier Coiin.i passes the property daily. A half dozen 110 From and has so worthy and noble a clergyman, feel at ols, this lake alreadv. Also forsale.farm POR SALE One farm In Oxford. acres. UnsurDaaardCZJfor day, stopping Intel. size and traaBarkaklraf Japan many Taylor's tiO house and good buildings, fences water, iruit, etc. it ing assured that our great loss is their LGGS FOB HATCHING Ten varieties of acres, good farm. Address for ; acter. Blood of Longfellow, Baron Im IT, Ban- E. O. Marbledale. Conn. a model farm. is cheap, and terms easy price E. W. color Miss Grace Vj choice stock Turkevs. Ducks. Geese. prices Sperry, 12 2 Dutchess," Windsor and King bright (combinations. great gain. Betts of Woodbury h:is $3500. One farm in Danbury. acres. miles Gilbert, Lee Supreme' Btoem A true copy. William Pet- - been a few Dr tam chickens. Good hatch or free duplicate. rrom ceucer, wiiu auove nauieu iinuruveuienis VII represented. Priosa moderate. Attest. passing days with and New Write me. R. P. Campbell. fiOOO. 15 Center Conn.. always for sale. iarited. J. M. Some are of oriental Catalogue. BOAR and natural Qualities: terms as above, St., Bethel, Inspection copies tee, Clerk. Mrs R. N. Betts. Orchard Farm. Millerton. N. Y. EEGISTERED BERKSHIRE for from 1900 to WATSON, "Spriugbaok." Marbledale. Conn. S. Hawley, Stepney Depot. Six farms in Huntington, price Dealer In Glass and Paint. some are a second hand Outlers's Farm. $2500 each ; every Item in the above list for less Hardware, patterns; original Hiram F. & A. M., conferred VTTANTED At once, Cooley than the buildings would cost. Borough of A full line of Qarden Seeds. Plows, OBI rUARY. lodge, creamer tank, 6 or (t can size. No use for Houses and lots for homes the F. C. on twrj candidates, cans. Address S. S. conn. SALE OR RENT Farm and buildings, Shelton property. Shares, etc. Trade here and Save 13 Wabhixotox DKPOT.CT, Eastern designs. degree Walker, Long tini. FOR tobacco barn, plenty of fire wood free. and Investment, rents, etc. .1. H. Beard. Real Breeder Of Wednesday night. sell or rent low. Address 652 St.. Estate. Fire and Life Insurance. Mielton.ict Money. Cr tUUC, 30x60 Inches $1.35. MRS R. N. BBTTS, 8. I have 31 yards of rag carpet State Bridge High Grade Poland China Swine. NOTICE Mrs Louisa French. Unless same port, Ct. 160 E feet R. Rev and Mrs J. H. of Salis-bur- SALE Farm of about acres in S. I have not only the best Mood of the 6x9 $5. Mrs X. Betts, Sr., whose serious George :s called for within 4 weeks from date shall Good FOR town of Reddimf. four miles from were in and D. De- WANTED housekeeper for general fashionable families, but my breeding stock 7.6x10.6 feet $8.50. illness hid been noted in The Beb, town, Wednesday sell the same. Oliver Bennett, Stepney Charles Nordman, 'Redding Stepney Depot; known as the "Adams farm." W. C. Allen, rv of the Individual Conn. 18, 1902. 12 representatives highest passed away, Thursday, looking over the rectory, pot, April Ridge, Ct. room house, barns and outbuildings, young merit. They desirable feet peacefully Saturday Xevv-tow- n of water from posaessthose qualities 9x1a to their removal to cow. orchard. Unfailing supply SHERMAN, CONN, such as size, rapid growth, vigorous health. night, with hardly a struggle. On preparatory SALE Good new milch Turney THIS -- We shoe your 'horse all round wells and springs, and well adapted for stock, and best received in May. FOR Ct. READ 8:c - 15i9 Fair- - General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. early maturity, proline breeding, the There ar more and Thursday she the communion. Stepney. for cash. Blacksmithing and gen- grain or milk. Grace Adams Clark, fattening quail Correspondence solicited. rugs Rev O. O. Wriirht officiating, and re 1 H. eral jobbing of all kinds chean for cash. Shon neiu Avenue, Bnusepori,. vhihu. Mrs Samuel Curtis has returned t POU SALE top business wagon. Peter at Pine'Tree Corners near W. H. Burr. Charles more sorts of here than alized she was soon to depart. Mrs I Lynch. Long Hill. Nordman. Ct. ALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT Farm known rugs her home in Berkshire after a winter's Redding Ridge. W and Betts would have been 82 old had 1 as Gilbert illiams place, Southbury. Ct., Trimmings. years New SALE Pair good working oxen; also works: 5ti with house. J. Tops Oscar ever. she lived till S.i s w is b rn in sojourn in Haven. FOR will Whereas my wife. Christine near Garnet acres, Pitzschler, Augmt. cheap work horse, or exchange NOTICEhas bed and board I will D. Dixon. R. F. D. No. 3. Bridgeport, Conu. Canopy Tons. Rujnry Tops. Cushions. Backs, ft to Amer- same for new milch cows. Picot Brothers. left my pay etc. One new Concord for Cash. Barber Hairdresser, Third floor, take elevator. Hampshire, England, coming D. G. Beers found a valuable cow Conn. no more bills of her contracting after this Buggy cheap Newfowa Ha ica when about 14 years of age. Sne Stepney, date. April 18, 1902. Charles Nordman, Red ITOR SALE A rare old violin made in 121. It and wlay villa, dead in the fields, one this week. Ct. Is a violin. John Mohl, ashing-to- n D. G. BEER & CO.. Newtown. Ct. was united in marriage to Dr R. N. day nun SALE- - 10 fresh cows and ding, r superior Newtown Simp open every day. Hawleyville springers. Depot, Conn. Shop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday Betts in New soon return- S. Russell, Botsford. Conn. Two-fami- lorkCity, RENT ly and tirst work. The Hubbell Brothers OR SALE house NOTICE-Noti- ce morning. Only class ing to Wogdbury. Three sons were enterprising SHOP For Sale or Rent FOR summer house; three noi.t.ECTOIfS is hereby W. T. OAULAOHER, of Derby have opened a cash shoe store BLACKSMITH walkpleasantfrom Newtown KJ to the of the Town of Sher- South Britain, Conn. POOL TABLE. born to them: James S., who died in and general repairing. A minutes Station. Inquire mangiven I havetaxpayersreceived a warrant to collect V whr lived to 42 in Shelton, which will be appreciated ciiance. Sold on account of death in the f Dr Gordon. Sandy Hook. Conn., or J. Lar that snan ne ai my isaroer in join- - OIL-CLOT- infancy; James L., bj good 772 Arctic a tux of thirteen mills on the dollar on the ?iiop uunuing H. and was out of health for 21 by the many friends of the firm in family. Cook's Park City Stables. Bridge- ry, St, Bridgeport. List of in the town of .Sherman. Conn For msoii nan HtHiiivMlay anaaaiuraayoi o years, I 1(1 Monroe. port, Conn. 1 ue very week p. u 10 p. ill MasonERT DAV, years, ana ur t. in. Betts ot sanay Huntington and This firm's IOR SALE A horse, weight about 900 lbs. 5 the purpose of receiving said tax will work and Contractor. Danbury. Cu Newtown is store of H. r years old. sound and !all riirht. Price 8125. at the store of William B. Hawley in Slieruiau guaranteed. Mri.'lr lavliiv m SiwImIlw. whose home she died. Mrs branch at the 19 2B. I Hook, at E. who has worked a nice took of Also a well bred Jersey yearling bull. Albert on Saturdays, April aud lftfi, from p. "falFlgures given on large and small coa Betts was an exceedingly bright and Mott, up very Waterbury, charge the drug r.. .lonnson, isetmenem conn. m. until 5 p. m. Nine per cent Interest will be tracts. New and more for one of her shoe trade. You will receive a cordial store of S. J. Bull & Co:, Wednesday, added and collected upon all taxes remat-in- g Go Through Your Attic patterns than interesting lady years, 1SW2. r'ranK was of lovable reception at any one of the three stores. during the absence of Druggist Bettsl TIT'ANTED Good family horse: weight nnaid May I. Hungenoru. col And see if you have old books, steel en- and a person strong and TT about 1050. A. C. Lake, Bethlehem, Ct. lector. Sherman, April 1. 1903. any ever. character. On August 23, 1890, Dr who was called to Woodbury to attend gravings, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs. WILLIAM WELLINGTON. The case of E. C. of Hawley-vill- e funeral of his EiOK SALE A fine DOR SALE 1 stack of good hay ; also 3 bar manogany iurniture or any oiu lasuiuneu and Mrs Betts celebrated their golden Piatt the grandmother. thoroughbred pointer or uit. cnina. crockery, silver. eic gei Nichols, Coon. How and handsome and wife of puppy a montns oia: win oe reaay to oreaa rels of uood vinegar inquire aaaress out. and them pewier, You can send bright at the home of son in against Jay Tyrrell i . turn intocash. RxPAiRiaa. wedding, their which was held who will be at this fall. Also a male ferret. Fred Miller, Henry Smith, Roxbury, Coun. us mail a of what have aud Carriaoe Waoom )Uum will Sandy Hook. Roxbury, before Justice Herbert Flansburgh, Chestnut Ridge, R. D. Bethel, Ct. by description you they are only a visit tell Li. will Barred Ply-- T we will reply promptly. Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith The funeral tooK on Wednes- E. Johnson last June, and appealed Springfield, Saturday night, spend DOR SALE Eggs for Hatching. V nrices are and work place to of Common was at Newtown Inn. 1TTANTED To hnv. four cans of milk for a month Rock. White Wyandotte, bingle REDF1ELD & Auctioneers, ing. My right all guar- was said at house in the Court Pleas, Sunday the VV $1 set-- KEANE, anteed first Class. Come and see me. you. day. Prayer the Dan-bur- y vear. Promnt weeklv payments. Ad Comb White and Brown Leghorns, per 177 Fairfield Ct or tms 991 Ave, Bridgeport. the morning, Rev O. O. Wright offic- triea, weanesoay weeK,at Charles Peck continues to im- dress, Hancock avenue, Bridgeport. ing. 26, 30 and 35c yard. The in of Un- before Judge Howard Curtis. Henry C A I W5 Pure blond White Wy-OVl- Ei square iating. remains, charge W.J. Beecher for prove in health. He is now able to be TIT'ANTED First class waist and skirt hands. SALE Byoraeroi me tjouri in Just received our OD udotte cockerels and dertaker were taken to Wood- Attorney appeared M Good wages; to smart Address AUCTION fnr t.htt District of the ! - . Linoleum in new Taylor, Mr and James McMahon of New about the house and to enjoy his meals girls. a Washington. Wall samples. All Also eggs for batching. Tne Haw- patterns, where services followed In St Piatt Postoffice, Bridgeport, Conn. following belonging to the estate of and uo-t- o pullet.Ins Uustln bury, Milford for at the table. property will be sold at put- - Papers and strain. Paul's church, Rev Messrs and the Tyrrells. COMB BROWN LEGHORNS. the late William McNally rt ate patterns Prices very reasonable. A B. O. HATCH SON, too. Wright TOSE Kulp's ic auction on April Xotn. iwz , ai iu a. hi., uu ard sent us will bring them to you for se Sheffield officiating. The pall bearers Miss Scanlon has moved to 11 242 egg st rain ; Id eggs fl. Other Legnorn the Howe Avenue. Sbelton. Ct. Oscar the andca-pabl- e Maggie same W. Dl the premises: First, rollowing personal lection. I'hirt hanging a specialty. First 46, 60 and 76c were four grandsons, Ralph, Charles. Pitzschler, genial West avenue, eggs, part blood, la eggs 50e. a. property: Six pigs, one horse. two wagons, one class work solicited. square yard. Newtown barber, has bought out Bridgeport. mon. White tuns. p. o. sneiton. teed one four cider barrels James and Gustavus Betts. The burial cutter, grindstone, Al- CRAFT & Third floor, take elevator. of D. K. and small tools too numerous to mention. LYON, Minott was in E. Betts of the shop Colepaugh at Sandy THE PROBATE COURTS. 4 N AMERICAN WOMAN would like a sltu- - acres of land Augur, Woodbury. George Hook will Mon- tion in small 1st so the following real estate: 16H Painters & Decorators. STEPNEY, CT Miss Idella of and take possession, i protestant family by the bounded ana aescrioea as luuuwa: duuuu Sahdt Hook. Con. Bridgeport, Campbell The Hook will be in of May. Good cook. Inquire at Bee Office, land of B. Norwalk and Mrs R. E. Betts of Mt day. Sandy shop OTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of newiown. conn. Northerly by old highway and Mary Dealer in Choice eats of All Kinda, Kisco. Y.. were charge of John O. Pitzschler, a worthy Bridseport. Probate Court, March Van Sinrferen. easterly by the McNally Home N. present af the fu man a Mr I7, SALE One second hand double team stead and land of John M. Black, southerly by NOTICE. Poultry, Vegetables), ate. neral. those who attended the young and capable barber. Estate of Lockwood Durand late of Mon FOR land of John M. Black and S. F. Seeley. west-..-i. Among will look and two sets of double driving Ci. On fol Hook Pitzschler continue to after rne. in said district, deceased. 1 i.v iurl nt fl. Ford. Terms of sale: We, the undersigned, do work under the services in Woodbury from Sandy harness. sell the regular $i carriage nar on 50 heads: Blacksmlthins:. Wood work. In- were: Mrs Mr Mrs his Hawleyville work as heretofore. The Court of Probate for the District of ness for $9. Mayhew, Bethel. personal property, cash; real estate. per lowing When In want of DINNERWARE Edward Taylor, and Bridiieuort. hath limited and allowed six cent cash, 50 per cent on delivery of deed. S. rainting.-aaw-- ling, r urnuure repairing, Remember! surance that 1 have the Fair-chil- d We air William E. Mrs Susan - months from the date hereof for the creditors Ford Aamtnisiraior. ness makinir and reDairilltf. guarantee lowest rates and no assessments. Voa caa Ackley, Miss Isabel Ohler of Bethel has vis- Seeley. uumit n.11 ancfL. T. Briscoe. of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- & lngton. Conn. April 12, 1902. lolis. and our nrices move with the tin es. have your choice of five of the strongest Fire ited Miss Elsie M. Moore. tlement. Those who neglect to present their BRONSON SANFORD Samuel B. Kyle. F. E. Stnrges, Daniel J. Bur insurance companies uuing nusinesa. seno accounts, property attestea. witnin saia time, ton, uetnei. conn. me a card and 1 11 calL Over a score of of MRS WILLIAM MC NAMARA. Mr Mrs H. will be debarred a recovery. All persons in Will have another car load of horses, arriving patterns and Hobart Curtis have debted to said estate are requested to make at their stables April Its. All kinds, drivers, STILES M. CLARK, dinner in stock " Ellen, wife of William McNamara of been passing a few days in New York immediate payment to draft and general purpose horses. If you J. MACK, Monroe. Conn. sets "open bean in Warren E. Bliss, Executor. want a horse vou can't miss finding what you Hanover, who had poor health City. . want in this load. Come and see us. as we are Park Citt Restaurant, stock means that we for a year, died on about 1121 Main St.. Rubber Co. Store. Open nearly Sunday Albert F. Pierron and Miss uTAXE OF CONNECTICUT, District of selling them worth the money. Near Ailing Horseshoeing noon. She will be sadly missed in her Justine O Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court. Apr. 7. 1902, Horses. Best 25c Dinner in Bridgeport. carry full sets from which you household, having four children, three Vilaume of New York were married Estate of Samuel Stephens, late of the town BRONSON & SANFORD, and wagon repairing. Wheels and all parta a on in are to of Monroe, in said district deceased. Pah- - have for any part of wagon work always on hand daughters and son, and her husband Monday Danbury. They The Court of Probate for District, of 41 conn 4.0 Horses iust received at Farmers desiring to choose as many or few reside Cox homestead in Lake Bridge. blm btreet. Bridgeport, their farm equlp-ne-d may to mourn her loss. One sister, Miss at the port hath limited and allowed six montns Horses wagons A. D. MUNSON, . also which Mr Pierron has from the date hereof for the Creditors of said quioque Stables, Danbury. Notice. with broad tires and dishes as wish. Manraret Bradley, survives her.' George, taken T?OR SALE OR RENT Large and small rims are! nvlted to call at my shop. Wagon you on morn- for a Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Farms. to B. & for the farm or borne very nice Blacksmith ard Wheel wriqrt. The funeral occurred Tuesday year. Those who neglect to their accounts, f Apply Hawley Co., Step. city, work of all kinds attended to. low-price- d. present sin Some of these are very ing from St Rose's church, Father nronerlv attested, within said time, will be ney, Conn. matched pairs, some extra good SMITH LYON. Northvllle, conn. South Britain, Ot Fox The bearers were A section of the wood land of C. S. debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to 6 No. draft one Carrl- - officiating. pall said estate are to make Immediate "IJOR SALE A young brood sow, pair pigs gle drivers, A i team, TUTTLE Horse Snoeing Shop, For example this set John Curtln of Danbury. Patrick Piatt, opposite Tomlinson's saw mill, requested A weeks old. gooa young cow aue April BM. EstablishmenuSouthbury. Ct. Horse WANTED : to David A. JNicnois. 2 sound ana 1 11 I more Cur-ti- n, burned payment Also Perrv State Incubators only used once good cheap horse, gentle Mhiutlnirnn ,i m nrincinlns: work and Cashman of Bridgeport, Thomas has been oyer. Administrator, All kinds To buy 30 cows due to calve in summer and for summer use: win sen tnem cheap; ana a wiison nana none These horses will be sold at very speed obtained by proper shoeing. 40 cottage Michael W. J. Brew and E. u. 01 notice. All all. For sale, bushels of good rye. Finucane, DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, ss. Probate cutter. T. Piatt, Aewtown. conn. f. wagon repairing at shortest .- 58 pieces $4.50. John Bradley. There were a number The venerable and esteemed John R. If Court, April, 1902.' Bethel, No. 25. reasonable prices worK warrantee. 10 give ine uesi. ui sauuw- K. O. MITCHELL. Sandy Hook. of beautiful floral in a on Estate of Jesse A Barden, late of tlon or money reiunaea. f tributes. Tomlinson figured runaway Washing' POR SALE- - A fine crade Holstein bull, two H. H. STEVENS, pieces $7.50. ton. in said deceased. U iij Monday. A dog bit' his horse and start- district, x1 years OKI. 1. c. Is. Kansom, stony 11111 ais Main BRiai-lAA- 130 pieces $9.95. One of attended on a Mr was The administrator having exhibited his ad uetnei. ct. 129 St., Dan6ury. WILLIAM C the largest funerals ed it run. Tomlinson ministration account with said estate to this trict, Dr C. L. Q. Nichols, Reddibo Ridge, Cora., Cups and saucers, $1.30 doz. held in Newtown in a long time was thrown out and badly bruised about Court for allowance, it is r?OR SALE Berkshire uiirs for breeding Dur on A Ordered. That the 20th dav of Aor.. A. D. Blacksmith and Wason Work a Snectaltv. Tea 80c doz. that of Mrs Lawrence Lillis Satur the head. dog that will attack 2 r poses. Also some young pigs for sale. Been over plates, 9i0. at o'clock afternoon at Probate cJBce Charles Couch, New Milford, Conn. DENTIST, in business years and solicits Meat ea. and day at St Rose's church, Father Fox horses or individuals is not safe to be in Washington be and the same Is herebv ITTANTlr.n-Cn-nd blacksmith Will lv nt. S. F. Seelev's. Wash in zton Depot. your trade. dishes, 13c up. were VV lob 'for officiating. The pall bearers at large, and should either be prompt- assigned for the exhibition and allowance of LIKE TO BUY Four or five pair of Must be good horseshoer. Steady Thursday of each Week, beginning February Thomas James the account with said estate, and this WOULD W. S.Blake- - man. Wm. Wellington, Nichols. Ct. tt, 1U03. to Maloney, Martin Kelly, ly shot or closely confined. court directs the administrator! to cite all pigeons. Address Mrs right' From this, sets $75 Roach, B. J. Michael Dono-hu- e man, Bethlehem, Conn. Keating, persons interested therein to appear at said TnR .SALE Hav. best quality tl5 per ton, One No. 13 Baldwin Power Batement. and John Donohue. J. A. James, the Hawleyville time and nlace. bv publishing this order In l.t. O. W. isau- genial In PARM TO RENT In town of Southbury, on r 2d grade Inquire Beacu. W. S. FERRISS, station was laid first of some newspaper having a circulation said 1 XNewtown. Trumbull. Cutter for sale or trade for band cutter. agent, up tbe a on the Georges Mill. I'lnio 1: ptatt, iel's Farms, Milford. light A was the week with a "crick in the back." district, and by posting copy public Conn, postottlce: it. r . Bethel. Cor. Railroad & Bennltt Sts New Aisorinerwooa steel narness. new neavy Har- telegram received, Tuesday sign post in the town of Washington, where !., DOR SALE Rent or Exchange, my farm con ness,, light double harness, wagons, etc night, from Passaic, N. J., that the lit- the deceased last dwelt, at least 5 days before SALE 12 extra good pigs, ready to go r tainlngSO acres good land, well divided Choice Domestic and Meats tle son of Mr and Mrs Robert Dutcher Miss of New said time assigned. FOR uetnei. new nlcelv located in Newtown, on Western, A. S. MANSFIELD, Brook Held, Conn. Ruth Eastwood Milford, Heman O. Lyman vvniteneaa, t.liA buildings, - Jiur-well'- s Averill, Judge. RrinVenortfaud tethel turnpike. For par- at moucraic rnco. had died. The funeral was held on who has been quite ill at Frank SALE Ox cart, in good order. Price 17. address li. E. Goodsel itetnei. unnn in San- slow- OF ss. FOR M. ticulars BnooanELD Thursday. Their many friends on West street, is gaining TUSTRICT NEWTOWN, Probate Hawley, Nichols Ave., Stratford, Ct, roomers or EfSGS Foril! Buff Wyiindottes. very best. H. Hook with them in MJ Court, April 5. 1902. Boarders and by clay 15 t.. P. DIXON, Com. THE dy sympathize ly. . Estate of George Griffin, late of Newtown. IjlOR SALE American Separator little used, WANTED Mrs Fannie J. Plumb, 6i Milwau tj. usoorue, tvepney. their sad bereavement. in said district, deceased. A or will exchange lor new miicn cow kee avenue, Bethel. Carriage and Wagoa Hakiaf aad Mrs M. of A. B. Blakeman, execu young stock. Robert Sinclair, Monroe, Ct. TXR SALE Pair working horses weighing Mr and Henry Smith passed Upon application U. M. Mer- - from Mu tozwu pounas; niso or 3 gooa Repairing, Horaeahoeiag DRY James Duggan died at the alms tor oi saia estate praying power ami autnorit, OILOS Harder Mfg. Co.'s make. l 316 And General ROWLAND Monday night in Greenfield Hill, being to sell and convev all the real estate of sail POR SALE Raspberry plants. Cuthbert. O win, New Milford, Conn. driving horses. J. A. Price, State Street, Blacksmithing. Special attention 80 The n. Agt., uorses. oz house, Monday, aged years. hospitably entertained by N. W. Og-de- deceased, as per application on tile more fully A lartre. deeu ricli crimsou: firm, of excel Bridgeport,. riven to interfering Also snowing. funeral service was attended on Wed is A grower, FOR HATCHINU-o- Oc ror 13: Brown iVasons of all kinds built at short notice. Sat appears, it lent aualitv. vigorous entirely th -- '" be heard h and i2 EGGS Black Minoreas, Barred Ply-mon- D putug tfl 'XqdoaH T T isfaction guaranieeo. uver zu years ezperi-- nesday, Father Fox officiating. Ordered, that the said application irdy immensely productive; price per -- 'ijnquua sP GOODS CO., Office In 01 Rocks, all standard bred John p saninoiuwd aXusqoxa Jo tutu as esce. jvina ireawncono uorses. rancy I and determined at the Probate said hunarea. lireg. gooa size, nnequauty ;very poultry. umo jojuao nun naua Au. me a Service will be held in the Hawley Newtown on the 25th dav of April. 1902. at 1 productive ana hardy ; the lending uiacKca J. Beck, Rural Delivery. Bethel. mu jnof noi luat shoeing li waniea. wive trial. AT ville on o'clock in the and that notice be rice $2 per 100. Philo T. Piatt, Newtown. 81Q9Q1A1IU Aq?UUUJ VU1K UU MUIin AW ST ROSE'S. chapel Sunday evening, with forenoon, 1 auu I Bridgeport. LMven of the oendencv of said and O. Bethel. RUMMAGE SALE From this date to May avsnoq? siuju.j jo spajpun :soei preaching by Rev E. L. Whitcome of application 20 for a"q. ft On will be mass at St Brookfield. the time and place ot hearing thereon by pub- J all kinds of duds for housekeeping k jo pasousip ji iLiNuvt Sunday there lishing the same one time In The Newtown OR SALE A new milch cow; one carrlagi sale furniture and all things useful, bedding Honest Work for Honest Rose's at 9 a. m., and at the Sacred Bkb. a weeklynewspaper having a circulation SS: one buL'irv ilO: all in gooa repair, i.. and beds, marble top and plain tables, English Heart church, Southbury, at 11 a. m. Manager W. T. Cole of the Fabric in saia aistrict. ju. tsrauiey, juuge. mer w. raircniia NewtowD. Conn matting. Will be sold at lialf price. Mrs A. Price. a j. Fix ley. isrooKneia, uun.i Thursday morning month's mind Fire Hose Co., returned from New We build or renalr on wheels. mass was said at St Rose's for the late we for anything York, Tuesday evening. 1 Forget are agents the Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing. Mrs Michael Bradley. VJyJ ltvJ Oliver Chilled Plow, and the Cold and over a foot thick. Best quality, All work guaranteed. LEONARD'S INSURANCE Father Fox had the pleasure of meet- Mr and Mrs George F. Taylor return- Cambridge Steel Plow Let us Quote you old-tim- tricea before vou buv. We also have Cultl Rev J. II. George, an e ed, Monday f rom their Southern tools. New dealer who has served Newtown and Sandy H. A. AGENCY, ing night, SaJe v,ti,p anil all kinds agricultural Hook for the oast niteen years, and wno win PRATT, Hattertown. him Cash of Garden Seeds in. Full stock of friend, Wednesday, knowing very trip. Spot stock just promptly attend to all orders, large or small, pleasantly when the former was sta- Groceries. FIRE, ACCIDENT. Am mon was in ON CJ TRUMBULL, PRICES RIGHT. tioned at Lakeville. Taylor Danbury, V aDAD VC CONN Wm. C. Johnson. Andrew Healey has been laying a Tuesday. t, nivui Having leased William Wellington's saint Old 1 am to do all kinds of Companies, cobble to carry off thel nHANflE OF A LIFETIME To loin Send orders up to May to Clias. B.Johnson. shop prepared Carriage Lowest Rates. gutter surplus of mHtr fainting at Ke&souabie rncee. water in front of the St Rose's church There will be a special meeting Tvies., 22, 1902 1 J5.000.000 Steel Co. on ground floor. Ad first-clas- Guaranteed. property, showing him to be a s the members of Vircilius council. No. April dress Agent, Box 829, New Haven, Ct. For Sale. Satisfaction C. workman. 185, K. of C, to be held at St Patrick's 25c CHARLES P. GAGE. Nichols, Conn. L. SMALLEY, 10 a. m. 9 Bars Lenox Soap, "DDR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE The One or two new milch cows. One Four deaths have occurred in St hall at Sunday, April 20, for 9 saw table and mandril coraolete. One set of Ct. re- 40c X' Frederick Sanford homestead. acres Stepney Depot, Rose's parish within a month, threa of the purpose of hearing the officers' Fancy P. R. Molasses, choice meadow land and buildings. Land well Fairbanks standard scales for weighing loads Established in ikm!. number neighbors. ports of said council: also to take arinntMil for tobacco, frultand market earden of hay. etc.; are in first class condition, new Does all kinds of Wagon and Carriage Re- - the being on sick benefit and all Washburn's Best Flour, $4.25 Finely located 5 minutes walk from New wooded ; price (35. All size Boilers, Engines. LATEST JEUELED 11 and also in action the fund, lug. on w uvei eic. inicanesses oi wniteoaa sc pairing Painting; Blacksmithing by-la- town station, main nj;m uim n.miu piping, ah all Its branches. r i class wnrkmanshin local relative to the welfare of Hook. D. O. Peck, administrator. New oued Dlank. Sawing done at short notice. lrst Mr and Mrs Hobart French, Mr and Ba-rgai- Sandy llllfllWi Jaw ruaranteed and pirices always reasonable. I the council. All members who can n Dacte. town. Conn. Chas. E. Blakeman. Newtown. Conn. am now an of - Mrs Lynch, all of Bethel, were Da.y. Hemember the prepared uiao kinds feed grind- Henry Mrs possibly attend are requested to be if ng muni uwiiice. uivu me a can. recent guests of Mr and George at said John F. French in Huntingtown. present meeting. Nova Scotia Land Plaster NO FROQ I NO FOOT ! Keating, Grand Knight. Salesmen Wanted A car will be at Botsford about April 15. AI shoe horses on natural of a & Salary or commission, money ad vane so for Swift's Lowell Fertilizers. Farm- I strictly principles; Miss M. L. Buckingham Stepney Miss S. B. Minor is few B. HAWLEY H V agent Re- passing CO., for exnenses. free. ers to use of the above Fertilizers i. more speed obtained by proper shoeing. is Mrs E. M. Peck's in Hunting-town- , verv wishing any member prices are the lowest for Cash. at days in the Park City. h.niiia th best crade of nursery stock, will do wen to place tneir oraers ana get it my norse-- week. Grocers, Conn. Write us at once for terms and secure good from car. Prices will be imlifi indio riwiitau4-ptllM- . W in ail its this Leading Stepney, m the right. tllacKsmuning jurancues. s 11. 1... , iiv.-- Traiatyw. Vlrimdii hoeing a 'Specialty, snop opposite snort Mr Wheeler, from the retail depart- territory. iul v,.,Mass. H. B. COGER, Botsford, Conn. Wa1chw.il hotwntlo ram hat for Grass Seed, Garden Seed, Seed Oats. Nurserymen, Maiden, Adatrm Mm' factory. JOSEpH BUSSeb, Bethel. Ot The April meeting of the Men's club ment Jof the Apothecaries Hall Co., Headquarters THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, APRIL i8, 1902. FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

Head to Foot Clothiers. SHERMAN. THE GRAND LIST. anirBGtf swnaff Allen, Warren C. ZE?s& Appleby, Sarah A,. 305 IF 15055 Mo EvBf Baforo (D T H IS Atchison, Robert, Othor MotUolne Dlaaoverotl , Anderson, Charles J., 162 or Slnoe can Equal It. Atchlnson, Irwin, 150 Baker, John V. and Phebe F., 1392 and 958 Main St., 8174 956 Bridgeport. Barnes, George A., DKENNEDT Get Only tho ... "W., 1347 Barnum, George FAVORITE Birch, Harrison, 325 7225 REMEDY Briggs, Henry, THE Genuine - Edward P., 1122 FOR "IfthoNamo 'JT-- T Merchandise every- " Stephen D., 2685 KIDNEYS I not rri 4fflyT) Our commands possibilities " M. J., estate, 5849 LIVER System 4-- Merchandising"I a-- ofrM-- o "hi 1 1 XO " 1973 BLADDER. 'Favorite rc r nn rrvm Tl rm P.VP.T. (11(1. It DPmSfS Akin J., II vJWNCNl wnere ror aavtiiiLtie u& v wmci ox wxa. " Polly, 2000 BL your on " Asa H., 1600 of cost, its touch 3252 maximum of at the minimum being Barlow, Gersham, estate, then you the opportunity Bowdish, Washington, 1455 xT of world. Brownell, Leander, 200 market center the Brady, Abby, 2440 eveiy Cruthers, Joseph, 540 Cronan, Michael, 649 Lessens Cost Campionette, Alexander, 50 The FosterBesse System Conklin, David L., 600 Curtis, Marquis D., 305 Value. Connor, Michael, 375 and Increases 200 Carlson, Theodore, Carl, 100 stand the test Van 1931 , s, . and service, will Cass, Ness, J tnir.c cinthinve that is made rieht, combining, style . . , - a-- DOVS H.I1U viiiiuicii a na.ontinn." " , e Duncan, John and Anna. 3625 j"-t-t' - and strain of wear. Prices $1.69, $1.98, 92.40, 92.90, 9390 anu 95 o f ' ' Durga, George W., 4749 boys Fred 2582 10 16 Disbrow, W., to business. Dress or semi-dre- ss wear Dewell, Hiram W., 1010 for Men the kind that are smart and correct for 325 yearpring Suits and 0vercoats Dutcher, William E., Of other medicines 750 purport $4-9- Evans, Charles, to be Dr. Prices 5 to $20. ing prepared by Evans, Albert, 100 Kennedv. These are spuri kJW. I Etts, Joseph, 150 ous imitations, injurious to I IIHM li .1IIIII t health and are not made and Women. Edmonds, Mary, 1500 by Shoes for Men, Youths, Boys 300 Or. nvil Kenneay. ... M f Spring Edmonds, Nicholas, INin't f'oreet tills t His a I'll LIB MMIf m M Elwell, Elson, 3793 preparations are genuine ld ih V Ferguson Alexander, 984 made only Dy tne mrr. mh UJiii li" Giddings, Hannah E., estate, 1815 Kennedy Corpor I IM H "a ml v. 1 Fl. L I ' George O, estate, 3425 ation, Ronaout, i. l ill I,. IfSi lUh I ' Augusta B., 3420 ' Ammi D., 2459 Dr. David FADS Gray, Carrie E., 560 am, " estate, 237 TIE, John, Gelston, M. G., 4915 Kennedy's 770 f Conn Geddes, William, 956 and 958 Main Street, 12C0 Favorite 'ill Bridgeport Green, Gilbert, Hw " Samuel and wife, 255 1 J.!iiA " 50 j mors be to come faith and sight. Conscience has Its their life from heing fruitless and said.tbrew down the gauntlet for your Robert, Remedy might true, there, E. 350 .IIIIU I H - I IIUU II A AND Herrtck, P., Is the most successful med 11 IIHI Illl IIllr- I , HUE 11.11 Its reasons, GIVES IT VALUE SUBSTANTIAL servant, him to account for the If one. reasons; the heart has asking 1788 ii iririniiWilli wi n il niiHBMa.. Bee. except Hall, Isaac B., icine ever discovered tor Kid HIIJII miw m wm HUB The Newtown ETERNAL. ii i ui iiu hlllll bsiiibi i UIIMflrJn mt .asar Thomas was of a desponding tem- Suppose for example, we divide the four hundred divorces that are granted " Lottie, 55 ney, liver, bladder, and blood "HUH HHIIi The of whom we diseases. Ita cures . I III' ,F,"UTvi" He saw the dark side of inhabitants of the United States into doubting disciple in the state of Connecticut annually Haviland, Henry T., 2995 record of perament. been to-da- y had in his haN made It famous In med i Published By have speaking our servant would William B., 5175 is n two classes, those who are Christians is at that time and Hawley, ical circles everywhere. It THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. things. heart a love of that which true and 305 as a and those who are not; with which was led on to will now say, through the same medi Hoy, Margaret, recognized speanc. it purines THERE 19 NO REASON TO QUESTION HIS good, and therefore faith " Eugene, 30 tlie blood, dissolves the excess of would a of urn, the four hundred divorces are acid re-- 1 1 1" I in PERSONAL ATTACHMENT TO CHRIST, class thinking person, having notwithstanding his faults despon- that Hawes, Charles H., 5402 uric in it, clears up the urine i i ii hi ALLISON P. SMITH, and slow belief. There are per- an illustration of law love stores the kidneys and liver to their I a dis- a right conscience, choose to belong? dency without Frank. 2149 moves I Pbesiurntiano Editor But he had doubting, foreboding sons to whom his Is an en Hungerford, normal condition and gently Or, let one" of us, undecided whether to experience and the thousands of beautiful homes " Isaac, 525 the bowels. It is eon-- 1 position. In the rumors of the resur- Love is better for look couragement. what true, us " George G., 3240 Uet-- 1 i i v i be on the Christian side or not, that surround are an illustration stinntiontliaiiniiy pills. I itii. mil. rection he could not any confidence. wish to confess ARTHUR J. SMITH, put right, pure, merciful; Mills, 1465 ter for tne nerves Minn any The and companionship of out upon the world, comparing the the wisdom, wise to connect of love without the necessity of law. sedative. ISelter for the weak mm Secretary, Treasurer friendship highest Nelson T., 4126 U amp Business Manager. Jesus were to his mind ended, by the with heathen. with of widest benef- If that friend would consult our sim- aired and iiiiirm than any nIII i I If Christian lands the yourself plans the " L." Watson, 745 contains no minerals in I in crucifixion. Dreams of a better day na- overcome Ionic, it The United States is a Christian icence, then be not by any ple school books he would learn what " Orlando, 500 any form, no dangerous stimulants,! M. for were dissolved. He did not no and i HENRY SMITH, Israel tion. In its morality it has many doubts, the remnants of a childhood child should know. Edward J.. 435 mercury or poisons. Children minium n i ui i Vice President care to room where every That at the invalids can take it with perfect safety. I to go that perhaps shortcomings, we must admit. But perhaps under unchristian influences, was " 762 - General Agent. dis- birth of Protestantism divorce a Carrie Belle, If you suffer from kidney, liver orl 1- he meet one or two of the China is a of old sneers 1 might compare it with China. the haunting memories and invited The 925 Madder trouble in any form, diabetes n W would come of it if lit- or prominent guest. Hetrick, Andrew, it i imm ciples. Nothing very ancient and has been the Saviour of the world, to-da- s empire, against good old Catholic church even y Ingersol, Lester, ttnuht disease, rheumatism, dys he should meet them. All Judea had tle affected outside Influences. hardness of heart occasioned by eczema or form of blood ii if vmm tl.SS a Year, 75 Cents tor Six '.Mouths, 50 by the Hoes not allow such guests at their Charles E., 3,372 pepsia, any 'inMi it fmv't tV ' Jennings, or, it a woman, irom tl j - Cents for Four Months. Four 0n ts ( npy . risen against Jesus: Romans and Jews, There it is; a specimen of heathenism. sins of past days now forsaken. Faith disease, the the the marriage feasts. Although such Joyce, Vanderburgh, 6,403 sicknesses peculiar to your 'JSSPW LP- governors, people, To the Christian civilization shall dawn true faith . priests, say least, upon us, faith, truths with several others are too stern Myron, 1,780 sex, and are not already bad on His death, and He had is shall the com- and shine us i agreed better than that. Or, without doubting upon and unpopular for some of our local Judd, Leslie L., 50 convinced ethat Ir. David 18, been crucified. did not live any be Christian countries more Favorite Rem Newtown, Friday, April 190a. Hope parison between more and unto the perfect day, columns, some realize that Johnson, Charles, 4,558 Kennedy's in'the heart of this quickly de- and Mohammedan? is more than if we follow on to know to journals edy is the medicine you longer It the Lord; truth is and will and Kimlip, T. W., 4,939 iave a trial pressed man, and to him itseemed use a thousand since Mohammedan know Him mighty prevail need, you may years by imitating the example do not hesitate to champion it in any Kellogg, Carlos B. and wile, 1,936 bottle, absolutely free, with less to meet his old companions, only ism overran Asia Minor and Pales- of His His His valuable? medical humility, forbearance, form or cause. There is a pseudo law ' Stanley, 1,509 a pam 248-3- 2. to revive the memory of defeated ex- hundred and sacri- name, with office address the Dr. Telephone call, tine. It is four fifty holiness, in laboring and making that rests in and it is Charles 730 phlet, by bending your post Javid fCnnedy and to discuss this new im- is ignorance deceit, Light, Corporation Rondout, K. Y., mentioning this paper. pectations years since it captured Constantinople fices for and defending hat which a is a Francis 1,414 resurrection tbf Jesus. destroying principle. There moral Lake, II., Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is for sale by all DniRgiscsat fi.oo a possibility, the and established itself in South Eastern true and helpful to mankind. With law on Ambrose or 6 bottles for $5.00 less than one cent dose. : was was not that rests truth and justice. Lake, E., 1,582 bottle, Advertising Rates And, therefore, it that he Europe. It has had full time to show the blessing of them that "have not 220 advancement in and Lampson, Eli H., Br. BAVH ZEiffiISY'8 BfiSXISLLT - lw lmb Smo Brno year with the other the A Every knowledge radical cure atari. Hy Perer. Ua(arMai.ii stala Hrai. 5&- -s disciples evening what it is what it has done. dis seen and have Christ l- inch 1.00 8.00 3.00 5.00 by yet believed," truth tends to. strengthen, to establish Leach, Ferris, 0,711 1 Inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 of that first Easter when the risen man traveling in that part the conqueror of sin and of death, All Druggists sell Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy in the New 50 Cent 2 Inches 2.00 "4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 tinguished and extend that law until it becomes a LaForest, Lewis, S Inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Lord appeared among them with his of the world a few years ago made the shall bless us in this brief world of Size and the $1 sice bottles. 18.00 30.00 is with sorrow Mallory, Daniel B. 3,075 regular 4 Inches 3.00 6.00 12.00 blessing. But, after the disci- "the and In world; of principle. It heartfelt 1- -4 column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 that, following observations, portion warfare, the victory ' 48.00 tha I am compelled to witness the Charles A., 5,277 1- -3 column 6.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 ples told their old companion that they of the earth over which the Turk has and eternal rejoicing. ' y 2 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 unbelief of men. to Charlotte, Mrs, 1,629 -- column seen Lord. No too, chiefly owing the for himself Hid any one else j Bridgeport, last week. Mr 8--4 column 8.00 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 had the doubt, ruled for centuries are blighted and sawing 60.00 100.00 misconstruction cf ideas. I am, Morse, Amanda, 250 column 10.00 30.00 40.00 told him with all the joy and en- has ready who desires. has rented his farm to Mr W.eed of. they blasted, the population dwindled, "OUT-DOOR- 125 S. and willing to admit that generally the Myers, Peter, who thusiasm and emphasis of that certain the soil is reedy' marsh lands Iiethel, has taken possession. brevier 10c line. sterile, cause is not from a vicious John F., 320 Mrs George S. Monday, Reading notices, type, iconvictlon with which of the corn- motive but Hawley left, the sight have taken the place of waving 863 is DjJs JAMES LEROY STOCKTON IN BOSTON TRAN- - rather from thoughtless neglect or im McGoldrich, John for a three weeks' visit with friends Frank Beardsley brightenijjg. Small nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. risen Lord had inspired them. Still it fields: the rivers are choked, the har- a ' heart Moore, Henry, 1,875 in Brooklyn. home with new coat of paint. was not sufficient for him, he would not bors blocked; once Palestine and perfect teaching. liKeep thy yet, The grass is green and the nesting song with all is an com Mosher, Norman R. , 2,00 Mrs C. was in believe. Faith was hard to Thomas, Asia Minor were of the Of birds build In tree Is diligence" express F. Cramer Danbury, B. & Co. have a choice the gardens that the heard; mand. All gifts how excellent so ever " Charles, 60 nawley wcy that Is, faith in any gospel, in any Roman Empire and' the granaries of The wind bears the scent of the soil along last Saturday. lot of grass and garden seeds that they THE HOME CIRCLE. He said to "ex- From fields which the plow has lately are nothing worth without charity. Morrissey, Patrlok.(est) 4,190 good tidings. them, the world." Go through "Arabia and more 883 E. G. Beardsley moved his family to are selling at a very low figure. shall see in his hands will If attention to existing con Orton, Lewis, cept I the print Turkish countries in general. It was Sarah 145 WHAT KNOW WE? of into the Soft sunbeams slant o'er the shelving banks ditions in order rather than creat Osborn, A., (est) the nails, and put my linger seem to you that you find in possession " 90 of hand With kiss of love for the stream below; ing other conditions, the good people David, print the nails, and thrust my the beggar and the bedouin. Brigand, marshaled In L. M. MONTGOMERY IN THE CHURCHMAN,! And, near. their crowding ranks of our country would be secured in " Augustus C, 507 into His side I will not believe." Ten bedouin, backsheesh are among the The swaying stems of the cat-tai- ls grow. Guide. What know we of the gnawing grief their right to a greater degree. Rather " George H 200 The Travelers' ' persons, whom he well knew, whose words in the business of That dims perchance our neighbor's way. leading part One cloud climbs the sky. 'Tis a good ship than enthusiastic demonstration 75 truthfulness he had no to ques- The robber this Potter, William, The fretting worry, secret pain right the language. cowardly bound over a William B. 1,535 be from to had seen Jesus For of world. constitutional amendment let Pepper, That may his day day? tion, told him they and the contemptible beggar, these the distant ports another S. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND' HART-- Then let no Idle word of ours seen A breeze brings a breath of the sound our representatives and judges of the Pepper, Olander 4,984 j Monroo North, tiojw a m.l Sspui; South alive; that they had Him closely, are the conspicuous blossoms in the dreamy M. FORD RAILROAD. 10.01 a m. 6.56 n m. Sting to his heart with more dismay. He had showed them His hands Of water that back from her prow Is curled. higher courts turn their attention to Pickett, J. (Mrs) 4, Botsford South for New Haven, 9.35 a n; that conservatory of Mohammedan civiliza Lewis. 872 6.52 p m. .See Botsford below. A In the practice of half witted and un Powell, 5.111. What know we of temptations deep and His side; that he had talked with tion. Let a man who is asking him hawk sails high the hazy blue, Newtown North. 7.41, 10.46 a m. 11.15. 4.52, hover round him like the night, 'Which seems to open above the pond and debar them of Page, Ann. 200 7.01 p m; Sunday. 7.41 a m: South. OJO. That heard him scrupulous lawyers s.42. 11.27 6.20.6.44 Sun- be them, they speak, they self whether be shall champion the To let the of the E. WATEP.TOWN BRANCH. 9.46, a m; 4.16, p m; What bitter struggles may his, light glory through their iniquitous practice. It is the Rogers, Carrie 8,309 dav, 6.07 p m. Influences could all tell Just what He said, they Christian religion or not, look with From a land which lies but a 7.50. What evil blight? step beyond. duty of the legislators to place the Redding, Albert. 300 Hawley vllle North. 1035 a m. 11.50, 5.01, Then be not hasty to condemn all beard him alike and agreed as to open eyes on such facts as these, and Waterbury Leave, 8.4, 8.41, 11.17 a 111, 1.31. 5.o9..10pm; Sundav. 7.51 a m; South, 6.48, Snch days will dawn in the dim to be. source law in some so Laura. 325 9.03. 11.20 KM. 9,37. 11.19 a in. 3.57, 6.00, 6.36 m. Sun-- he have from paths of right. But even oi oiaiute form Richmond, 4.01,5.00,6.12,7.08, pm. Suudays. p It strayed what Christ had said. that his conscience will tell him the answer And I shall remember or half recall .43 a m, S.00 p 111. A rrive, 6.46, S.00, 10.40 a 111, dav. 5.59 p m. intelligently that the common people Roswell, Elliott. 1,979 7.54. 11.18 111. .Suu- Ilnxiklield Jiiiiotion-Nor- ili. 6.27. 8.03. We know so little of the hearts for him was not enough. Even the evi to he is with How my slumberous soul was stirred In me 1.02, 2.3a, 4.40, 5.52, 6.47, p U.t. ' the question considering 570 6.53 a 111, 4.5s 111. a ui. 12.2. 5.21. 5.26, 7.19 p in, Sunday. 8.03 a, To-da- y can know and comprehend its Roswell, Phebe. days, p That everywhere around us beat. dence of his own eyes, he acknowledges, himself. The heart, too, has it rea by the beauty that hovered all. designs, Watertowu Leave, 6.:m. 7.42, 10.22 a m. 12.44. in; South, 6.39. 7.11. b.25. 9.26, 11.07 a m. So little of the Inner lives so that the low, Romaine, Jane, 568 2.17, 4.22. 5.34, 6.30, 7.36, 11.00 Sundays, 5.H5.6.27 p in; Sundav. 5.47 p m. would not convince him. He must How came to world 1 contemptible practice piu. S31-7.2- whom we sons. I feel that the knew 6.35 a m. 4.40 p m. Arrive, 7.l4. .5S. 11.37 a Ui, Brooktield North. 6.:t .!. 11.17 am. I2.36. Of those day by day greet, I of suits at law by some illiter Rogers, Patrick. 300 4.1S. 6.29. 11.37 m. Sun- ii.32. T UT, KJU. us one and all touch his Lord. He must put his hand Was only the place where paused for starting 1.48, 5.17, 7.20, 0.22, p p in; Sunday. South, Ob, It behooves ANY PUR- ate minor or officer Hannah 1,900 days. 10.00 a m, 8.17 p m. ll.ic: a in. 4.59. .22 p m; Sunday. 5.43 p m. to deal with those we meett into the wounds made by the nails and ONE WHO APPRECIATES THE breath, primary at the Spencer, (Estate). Lanesvtiie and Still Uiver North m. Oently For that the soul should do or C. 7.31 6.25.7. &.10 4.49.6.15 of ITY AND GOODNESS completer things suggestion a cheap second rate Stuart, John 1,655 5.3s. p ni; South. a lu, p . to deal and Judge, the spear. Exceedingly incredulous In the living made mine by death. ui; Sundav. north. 8.15 a ui. south, 15.40 p lu. Gently gently larger without cause whatever James H. 1,640 ' New .22. a. m. With that dlvlnest any good news Iwas this sceptical, des- lawyer any Stuart, Mil ford North 6.45, 11.29. charity So I lie full on a M. BOTSl'OHl) TO BIIIIHiEHOKT. i 1. 10. 5.37. 5.44. 7.37 Sunday. f.2S ni: no evil would seek and truth and love of Jesus, and feels length grassy mound, could not be indulged iD. This necessi Stuart, David 1,500 pm: That thinks but ponding man. I crowd me close to the soft green sod. South. 6.2a 6.55. s.l5. 9.13. 10.4s a lu, 4.40. . The good In every soul to see, that it cannot btft be the noblest and tates those practiced upon to employ Stuart, Ernest and Etta, 135 6.10 p m; Sundav. 5.2 p ni. 3, But, so It was, that one week after And joy in the beauty of all around ; Botsford North. 7.33, 10.37. 11.03 a m, 4.53. 6.5s Merwinsville North, s.35. 11.41 a m. 1.40. Ua . not by what It Is, most beneficient life to follow His ex- others of who are Philetus. 7.33 7.07. i.50. 11.36 Measuring first as were on the even- The beauty of earth, the glory of God. the craft ever ready Sturges, 1,525 pm; Sunday, a m; South. p m; Sunday. 8.35, a m; South. 1035 a m, 4.10. Rut that which It strives to bo. the Easter, it a m, 4.14. 6.52 p in ; 6.16 p m. See 5.57 5.15 m. by ample, will have no serious difficulty and eager for their utmost Stuart, Isaac. 515 - Sunday, p m; Sunday. p ing of this Sunday, the disciples were farthing Botsford above. Kent North. 8.49. 11.52 a m. 2.15. 6.09 p m:: about believing in Christ; is, indeed carry up the the case until the court is Slattery, John F. 709 Stepney North. 7.25. 10.17. 10.3S a m. 4.44. 6.42 p Sunday. 8.49 a m; South. 10.23 a in. 3.04, assembled together again, in the same A COMMUNICATION. m; Sunday. 7.25 a m; Soul li. 7.15. S.5S 11.45 a 5.42 p. hi. Sundav. 5.1-- 2 m. 3i, In There are a Mrs. 05 4.22. 7.01 n H.i" n p BY and time Thomas already believing Him. ready for hearing then advise a set Stevens, Inez, in. in: Sundav. ni. Cornwall llrilir North. 9.7 12.04 a in.. 2.57. A SERMON REV L. SYLVESTER upperroom, this Lous Hill North. fT.lo. lo.ll. ii.: a m. 4.:n. Sundav. a South. In. 11 a lit.. thousands, tens of thousands of Chris tlement after each have exhaust- Stearns, Edward M. 100 Ii.41 i.: p in: 9.5 in: D. D. was with them. And, as before, sud- party )iti:Siuifl;iy. r..l!t p in; nhiIIi ..,1. .V'.',.i p in : Siin.lav. 4.4! p m. CLARKE, Matt 19:14: "Suffer little children, and forbid 11.411 a III. 4.27. T j'f l In : v. ii.M.l i 11:. .!.'....- - 12.12. tians, without much knowledge of the ed their resources. If this method is Snedeker, Uriah F. :5,i05 Silmla. ,.riiu:i;i North, il.ir.a in. 3 still- them not to come unto me. for of such is 17.13. ln.li.-i- "in. -- :i m. Sun-l:i:- . denly and with the same divine the Trumbull North. I' 4.:'. j In : . a South. lu.CI a ni. 3.l.,6.; or er David W. 805 f7.13 : 7. .'.i. I'.if.i. in; of hrm bases the raith. They never Kingdom heaven. not succesful, the ever ready low, cun- Turner, 6.30 p in; Sunday. a in South. 5. 2" p in: SuihItiv. p lu. PREACHED AT TKIN1TY CHURCH, NEW- ness, Jesus appeared in the midst 11.54 a m; 4.32. 714 p in; stindav. l(i.:C p in. a in. 12.30. 3.41. B.41 n read a book of Christian evidence, and ning, convenient and criminal witness Turner, Oscar. 875 North. 7.02. 9.5S. I".n5 a m. 4 2i. APRIL f). them, with the same words: Bridgeport u: Sumlav. 9.22 a ni: South. 9.55 a m, 3.01 5.12 TOWN, SUNDAY, they go through life not aware how A child is the of inno- Is the last resort. honest minded Tabor, Charles. 70 6.20 p m: Sundav. 7.02 a m; Arrive. 7.37. S.2 p in: Sunday. 4.33 p ni. "PEACE TiA UNTO YOU." symbol love, Any a m. 12.6. 4.45. 7.23 p ni; Sunday. 6.45 p. in. strong the proofs are of the truth of cence and virtue. The responsibility and genteel witness dreads to be sub Wanzer, James P. . 100 Text: St John 20: 29: "Jesus salth unto And then he turned to Thomas, and their com- or William II. 48T because thou hast seen Me thou creed; but Christianity irresponsibility of its teachers is the ject to the insults, brow beating and Wordin, him, Thomas, invites him to make the test of which mends itself to satisfies John H.- 625 hast believed; blessed are they that have not their hearts, it first move of importance. Is human abuse indulged in by those misguided Wordin, I.ITCH1-1E1- UKAM'll. he to UAXBl'KY UIVISIOX. seen yet have believed." had spoken the other disciples. their wants, it sustains them in adver- lire oi so little moment that it is wretches. It is a common occurrence Woodward, Jackson (Est.) 75 10.50 5.05 7.35 the of the In which It is not said that the shame of sities, it takes away the of this to force a to which Woodward, Nehemrah. 420 Bethel Leave a in, p ni. Sunday, Danbury North (Main St, 6.15. 7..K1, In evening day vanity child upon the world regard- the good people are subject. Arrive 9.40 a 4.00 in. 6. 10 9.05 station) disci- unbelief al- am. ni, p Sunday, a. m. p ui. South. &(. Kjo, 11.45 a m our Lord rose from the dead His Thomas at his obstinate brief life, makes life worth living, and lessofthe of and is there no atter nineteen Woodward, James H. 235 p in. North. 6.3)1. teachings morality remedy 11.05 a 5.22 m. Sun- Sunday u.lopui. Sunday. were assembled and the lowed him to do what he had talked of a world of Mr and Mrs 125 Hawleyvtlle North, ni, p hite St., North. 7.35, s.15 10.55, a ni. ples together, it gives them holiness and decency? This may be done through nunarea years, nave an those years Woodin, John. 8.00 a nu Leave for Belhel 9.27 a ra, 3.47 VI". 5.57. 7.U5 In. man- day, 5.55 p Sunday p ni. room In which were was carefully doing. He knew his Lord's voice, bliss to look forward to after the sin or Is been in vain? Law and are not " Le Grand. 335 p ni. Sunday, p ni. South 7.23, S.I3, 9.3s, 11.37 a nu 4 nn, p they egotism, duplicity ignorance. justice SliepauR North, 11.17 a m, 5.34 p m. Sunday. m. saw all these as he Sim-da- y. closed n account of their fear of the ner, forbearance; and injustice, the pain and incomplete the tide of morality so low that greed to De reared, but rather the miscon- PhiloG. 2.572 s. 13 a ra. South, 9.13 a in. 3.33 p in. Bethel North, 7.15. 10.4 a m.-- 2(H S.O0.5.4S. 1 320 5.36 p m. nt. m. s 19 and while were there In had seen them In the old time when he ness of this world are or of law Wheeler, Stephen 5.42 Sundav. a p people; they passed away gain must be satisfied at all hazard struction and the prevention of Box bury Falls North. 11.25 a m. p m. 6.U6. 7.3n. 9.4.1. 11.52 a 4.06, 6.4s John N. tUO a Kj6, !( lu, p In. seclusion and apprehension talking in followed hi9 Master throughout the Can belief be firm, having such a foun regardless of any other motive? It justice. We do not need to refer to Woodruff, 3.002 Sundav, t.22 a m. sout h, in, 3jlp ui. Sunday 8.12 a m. 6.17 p nu ap " Sunday. n.2o p ni. Keddinir North Mmi iiu 6 43.7.53 m. and about re- scenes of His wonderful and dation? it can be and is. Men or George (Est.) 100 North. 11.33 a in. 5.50 p in. p whispers perplexity the gracious Surely pears that this idea is rampant in Italy Roumania for brigandage. Roxbury Sunday. Sunday. lo.Kta nus 1 P in. South, 6.12, SMC K.35a m. 3.16 m. 1 m.G-5- M. 100 South, s..6a in, p Sunday, 1.5s a 5 a nu 6.23 which had heard the he felt the of that make sacrifices for shows its are held for ransom Mary &.1 p in. Suuday, Ms p ni ports they during ministry: searching it; that homes, in public schools, and in every People in all the n ni. Sanford 7.03. a m. 1.59, 7.49 m" Wakeman Sisters. 5.260 11.39 a 5.56 North. i3x. p Jesus omniscience which had read the Judd's Bridfie North, in. p ni. iS" IIU-- 9 nu 6.16. 9.116 day of the Lord's resurrection, power. They give away their money day events of life, the foundation prin daily walks of life in every town and S.42 H.50 3.IU Slllnl.iv.9 South. a Edward. 555 Sundav, a in. South. a in. p in. in. I2.ir i. "7 n iu. Sunday. a nx. 6.27 d m of a of of his and with for time and on ac Williams, 5.03 6-- himself, with the stillness ray thoughts heart; it; they spend labor ciple of knowledge is overlooked and hamlet in this country, even under the Sunday. p in. I North. 1)134 a nv, Suf-an- 11.50 a 6.07 m. llranrhville W sf hi. in n, 150 Washington North. m, p Sun 5.a.v, r..: 7.43 m. 3 Into a room, .stood in the a humbled mind and in deep adoration count of it. Supported by die children are forced into mantle of law which be 11.02 m. p Sunday, a nu x.io light coming it, they positions by the should day, a South, s.:i a m. 2.5s p in. Sun- li nu South.rt.2l. 7.45, 9.11. Iu.uu a m. 12.US. 4.3W. said "Peace be unto he makes confession of his faith in the and virtue of day, 4.51 p ni. 8.28 midst of them and calmly hopefully. By it, those in that they are ill their protection. The state of affairs 11.5s ' ..ui p.m. Sunday, a tu. 6.3 p ui. authority New Prestou North, a m. 6.11 p m. Sun- - 6.5.1. a nu 1.49. 6.2H. words Lord and my God." Still submit with to to evo- 9.0S a ra. s.34 a 2.51 Sun- Georgetown North, 73. you." "My they patience wrong adapted occupy. The science of tnat exist, tne assassination of our day, South, m, p iu. 1 111. SIIIKI . 9.,: a iiu . p nu xm nu tust, doubt- and MONROE. day. 4.3S p ni. .I5 a in. 12. ; :a. S.31 a m. aJK. One of the disciple, however, was he has been greatly at fault in injury. Fierce persecution cannot lution maturer to a focus chief the fires -- 12.03 n ' Suuday. brings years magistrate, incendiary R3.nford North. m, 6.20pm. Sunday. p in. so and when at overcome nor D.19 a m. South, ts.25a lu. 2.45 in. ' not there with the rest, the disciple ing long, therefore, it; torture, nor violent in the same line causing Immorality, that are raging through the land, p Sunday." an- 4.26 p ui. Thomas. In the hour of their Lord's last he yields to the truth, he is death. There is nothing stronger than rapine and plunder. Only as the anarchy, outrages and crime are the NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. Morris North, 12.08 a m, ;6.25 p ni. Sunday him and swered Lord in words of such belief of heart. 9.27 am. South, S.20 a m, 2.40 p in. Suudav danger they had all forsaken by the this It gets into the guardian angel still extends her arm in fruits of misguided youth. Who but Mrs A. Lobschere and son of 4.18 p m. Harry Bantam North. 12.17 m. fi.34 fled, in all directions, every measured commendation as carry with soul of a weak, trembling man, and it In behalf of truth and the teachers of is account- p p in. Sumlav. IIK.11I.AM scattering sympathy right principles Bridgeport, are spending a few weeks 9.45 a m. South, 8.12 a m, 2.32 p in. Sunday. mvisiuir. man for himself, to save his life. But them grave reproof: "Thomas, because holds him firm every form of is there hope of Eminent able. My plea is that the official lead 4.07 p ni. against any justice. with Mr and Mrs S. J. Kirk. 12.20 rumors of resurrection thou hast seen me, thou has believed; and have been to ers, cnat nave Lake North, p m. 6.37 p ni. Sunday. I lauhurv- - 7.3s, 11.37 YP the the brought atrocity torment, againstthe fury divines known state pub inose the necessary 9.49 am. South, 8.10 am, 2.30 p ui. Sun-- i 9.15 a in. 2.57. 6.2U n in. iDL7l)in. room well blessed are not seen vT Mrs R. S. and children of Bart-for- d dav, 3.56 m. them together again in the they that have mobs, and the cruelty of thrones, licly, better law without love than love education and administrative responsi Gray p Han ley ville Kast. 7.5n. 11.49 7.1? ml. Litchfield Arrive 12.25 p m. 6.42 p m. Sunday, j West. 9.00 a m, 2.43, 4.U7 m. n, p and have believed." Such made Is should are the of Mr and Mrs C. 9.55 m. 8 05 p known to them, probably the large yet faith has its record in the without law. Love prior and ante- bility unite to change the policy guests a South, a in, 2.25 p in. Sunday, North Newtown East, i7JU 7 3.50 8.54 m, - p au upper room where they had kept the Every Christian, since the very first world, and the record remains. It is cedent to law, it is a creative princi of Imbecility and obstruction. J. Hedden. pm. West, a m. ls 6.111 n m. not seen and has be Sa ndy Hook East 7.57, 1136 a nu 7.2S P passover with their Master. Under disciple, "has yet this faith which our Lord declares to ple to which only mature law applies, Forlorn our hope but pious our essay. John H. Hawkins of Hammertown West 8.50 a m, 2J0, 5.56 p nu one from lieved." He has had sufficient reason be blessed. Southbury East. S.U7, 12.08, 7.36 m. West cover of the darkness, each "Blessed are they that Liove cannot oe oouna, or If we had not the 17th of has erected a new 16x20, BERKSHIRE I1H Iflo.N. K42 a m. 5.47 p under- imprisoned chapter building, p ra. his separate place of retreat, came to for believing; for, it must be have not seen, and yet have believed." exterminated; the casket can be des Revelation before us we a shed in which he has New Haven North, 9.35 a m. 3.57 p m; South Southtord East.ti.12 a tu, p m. West might think placed 10.50 a m. 7.40 m. 8J6 a m. 2.15. 5.41 p m. he meet stood, faith is not reason, or Who believe in Christ because of what six-hor- se p that room, thinking might against troyed but the jewel will be brighter, the day had come or is near at hand an eight-hors-e power boiler and a Shel ton North, 10.03 a m, 4.21 p m; South. aterbury Due, K36 a B.04 p m some there. All had without reason. The antithesis is not He is; because of what He has done for same 10.23 a m, 7.16 p m. est, 8.13 a ui, 130, 5.16 pm. other disciple iiie eminent divine asKea vour that is prophesied in the Fourth power engine. Mr Hawkins ex- Stevenson North. 10.20 a m. 4.33 p m; South, ru between faith and reason, but between and because such belief saves J 7.04 - hope enough as It proved, that tin them, servant through the press and as he chapter of Malachi. Jay Tyrrell pects to make cider and do all kinds of 10.08 a m, p m. t Trains stop- wLea signaled only.