r he Newtown Bee

8C VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. NUMBER

BRIDGEWATER. WHOLESALE MARKET. BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. c :. WBOUWAM QlTOTAlilN FOBNIHHltD BT The nine will play U llBIDOItlHJKT. Bridgewater (Xllti CO., News and on Uw borne grounds, Satur- Home Comment, day, Septembor 5.. On Labor Day, September I;-.- Bridgewater and the Applei! Pippin, $2.00a$3.00; Bak-e- r, f Eclectics of New Milford will have a K2.60aJ4.00; double-head- 2.00a$3.00; Macintosh, er at New Milford, one Hurlburt Stripe, $2.00a3.00; Graven-Btei- n, in the and one in the 2.00a game morning $2.00af3.25; Alexander, afternoon. .: - ' ?2.00a3.00 t" 3.60; Maiden' Blush, The game on the home grounds, last $2.50 a 3.75: Pears: Bartlett, Saturday, with South Britain, was an Seckel, Clapp'iFavoritte. $2.00a$3.50; " ROSE'S for score Bonne. a THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. TRINITY PARISH. BASEBALL ST eaay victory Bridgewater, $2.00a$3.75; Louisa $2.00 22 and '2. The South Britain team was 50c a75c basket $3.00. Plums; very poorly 85c a 90c bu. Onions: SUNDAY SERVICES. Rev Father Lynch of Landers, Wy., managed. Potatoes,: NEWTOWN DEFEATS DANBURY'S lhe houto Ends will the Hotch- - 85c a 90c bu. 45c a SUNDAY SERVICES. 5 cfliciated at both masses, Sunday play Yellow, , Carrots, At 11 a.m.. mnrnincr aprvipa with CHAMPION AMATEUR TEAM kissville team on the home nrrounds. f 4.-- 50c. Beets. 40c a 45c. Yel- TO THE CRITERION CLUB OF Father Fox returned, Monday, after Turnips: Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock olohrarinn nf thn Hnlv Pnmmiiiiinn ! near the Treat district schoolhouse, 40c a White Egg, 40c a 45c. BRIDGEPORT BE a brief sojourn in the Catskills, where low, 45c; services as usual. The Lord's 12 school 7.30 WILL THE 5. Cel- morning at m., Sunday ; at p. m., he went to rid of fever. Saturday, September Cabbage, (per 100, ) $1.50a$2.50. will not be celebrated next LABOR DAY. hoping get hay dozen $1.50al.75. Supper evening prayer. ery, (per bunches,) but will be postponed until Butter: first 28c Sunday, Creamery, grade, the following Sunday, September 13. Miss Elsie Gilbert Sunday a 30c; second 24c a 25c; com- The class will meet on Fri- One of spent Mrs A. H. Jacot and daughter. Miss grade, Sunday school at noon. singing the fastest games of baseball with friends at Laurel Beach. mon, 14ca 16c u Dairy, first, 26c a 28c. day at 3 p. m. that has been ed for in the Lillian, of Stapleton. Staten Island. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 7.30. The play years -- Cheese, full cream, 14c a 16c. old town t re over Sunday guests of Mr and Eggs, subject will be "Song of the was played, last Saturday, Mrs Howard who has been fresh 30c doz. Live chickens, evening's when the ball Bassett Mrt) A. D. Jacot nearby, Heart VII. How can we serve the Editor Bee: Yes, the undersigned local aggregation of and was to be 17c. Live Fowls, 14c. Ducks, 11c. ill a long time thought Mrs L. D. Sanford and Miss Lottie church." Ret Psalm 84. Consecration is an independent has registered as an players crossed bats with the gymna- the home , Dan-bu- gaining nicely at of her pa- ) 6c a 7c. 4 a 6c. s sium team The ry Fairbanks are at Mrs Stivers'. tigs, Hogs, leader, Carlton S. Smith. Independent was always a leetle that from Danbury. and Mrs Charles staying meeting, rents, Mr Winton, G. Beardslev and W. C. Schlotter-bec- k and is d. Pardon team came to win and L way, now certainly took a turn for the worse, the first of v had a bunch. won will leave for Williston Seminary, me, it's a good year for independents, strong Having just the and was seriously ill. Dr Miss Jessie French of Hattertown and the silver in the week, September 8. in what with liryan republicans cup city league they Baldwin, her old physician from Shel- A SALE OF SCHOOL SUITS. has spent at few days Bethel, the Roosevelt democrats in town, didn't expect they were to be downed Treat district school opens Tuesday, (Taft) was sent nurse is ; guest of her aunt, Mrs Hobart French. a bunch From start to ton, for; strained September 8. state and nation. Independent in po- by of farmers. also in attendance. I have a barrel full of rea- finish it was a game full of hard hit- Before the school bell rings, this liticsYes Mrs P. White of Shelton is the sons for the faith that is in me, on ting and the very fastest kind of field- fall, about 30,000 boys in Fairfield guest tap, The Misses Alice and Mazie Dona- of her Mrs William mind and to be drawn to, ing. All of the boys played good ball county will have to have new clothes. daughter, French, you, ready who have been Mrs in Hattertown. regale, refresh and all en- and deserved to win and the local fans hue, stopping at Meigs & Co. have undertaken to clothe improve P. Corbett's for Beveral re- Long Hill. Send them along. I can put who were not on hand to wintess the J. weeks, a portion of this of boys with quirers. to home in N. army on to the shell practiced contest mssed an artcle of ball that turned their Flushing, good school suits. The reason The Middle district school opened them game strong on the in few amateur teams seldom furnish. Y., Saturday. NEWS IN BRIEF. for these remarkable is, for the fall term on Wednesday of this democrats, dispel lethargy suggestions about the im- There will be no game this Saturday Levi Otto Meigs & Co. have determined to clean week. republicans brought by Downs has moved from Frinck'g mense quantities of dope swallowed by as it is going to rain again, but Mon- Mr and Mrs Henry T. Gibson kindly house, where he has had rooms for the past up all their broken lines regardless of N. and Miss Anna year, to the Orvllle Mallett In Tashua. them so docilely all summer ; and as for day, Labor day, the strong Criterion Invted Mrs R. Betts place cost or and the low Call at D. N. Clark's store, Shelton, Master un value, ridiculously to them that club of Bridgeport will be on hand at M. Betts to an enjoyable automobile Merlin Clark Is entertaining an in their advertisement in want to some the prohibitionists prove cle from Brooklyn, N. Y. prices quoted if you get bargains. waved so to 3 o'clock and and win back the ride, Wednesday, covering 32 miles, via this issue show mean busi the red rag, beckoningiy try Mr and Mrs George W. Sherman have gone that they laurels lost here on 4, when Bethel, Danbury and Brookfield. ness. In addition to the remarkable them for over a year by the high pri- they July for a visit to Sioux City, Iowa. The change of the hour of the even- vate in the enemy's ranks, is a false the local team defeated them in a red Nathaniel J. Hebbard has returned to New reductions on boys' suits, Meigs & Co. Lil-l- ing service at Trinity church from 5 to on the shore to lure them on the hot ten inning contest. Manager is .Tnrm T.nmr'hran: of Zoar fell and tore York after a month's vacation. are also selling school that light boys' pants 7.30 p. m., will be noted in another treacherous rocks, to shipwreck and will have the same line up as he had his ankle quite severely the other day, Miss Sadie Haugh of New Brighton. S. I.. Is are worth 50c and 75c a at 39c a Os-bo- Mrs pair column. Oh last week. 2 b, rn attendance of Dr Kier- visiting ber aunt, Clara Freer. ( disaster, to be pillaged at leisure. Haugh lb, Lynch requiring the Hundreds of parents of boys are Miss Marjorie Hall is a two-wee- pair. I know the and the sys- 3b, Bradley ss, Keating c, War- nan. having taking advantage of this sale to outfit yes, system vacation. Pan cake flour and syrup at the New- tem's Clever scheme. ner p, Taltj If, Lillis cf, J. Lynch rf. ' their boys for school, and hundreds strategists. Mark Stockloss has moved his family to town schemers? Yes. Do others know The game will be called at 3 o'clock. Marsruerite Beecher is Y. more will do so before the sale ends. market. Clever Miss suffering Yonkers, N. them? Yes. Will these others come Tickets will be sold on the grounds. with a septic finger under Dr Kier-nan- 's Mr and Mrs Charles Randall wish. Adults 10c. This will be Axes and light hardware. At H. out? Who knows? You want to know, 25c; chiliren care. through the columns of The Bee, to saeson and is Mr Editor. Possess your soul in pa- the last game of the it " thank their many friends and neigh- Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Rupf's. 2000 i tience. Time will tell. In the mean- hoped that not less than persons O. F. Terrill is suffering from nerv bors who so kindly assisted at the time That Contain Mercury v his will be on hand to see this ,;rv Curtis' Elberta at the New- time, let every one enquire of game. ous trouble, under Dr Kierhan's care. their barn was burned, also for all help peaches enforced silence town market. Also lemons, oranges, neighbors what this that has been so kindly given since. as mercury will destroy the sense of The of the sys- ' Miss wait- surely onions, etc. means. very audacity Celia Peterson assisted as Mr and Mrs William E. Ackley re Their kindness was greatly appreciated . smell and completely derange the whole sys- pears, tem and the beneficiaries has ress the Hook hotel tem when entering It through the mucous system's at Sandy during turned, Wednesday, after an enjoyable by Mr and Mrs Randall. surfaces. Such articles should never be used seemingly made our townsmen mutes. the illness of Miss Turner. and trouble with coffee and Overalls, jackets and pants for work- Marguerite visit at Jersey City, Newark Having your except on prescriptions from reputable phy- Rut there be signs and portents in the N. tea, if so come to our store. We can as the will do is ten-fol- d men. At H. New.Brunswick, J. sicians, damage they ing Rupf's air! "Hark! fill to the good you can possibly derive from Attorney James Betts is visiting his the bill for these goods and they Dinna them? them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,manuf actured by ye hear mother, Mrs R. N. Betts. Overalls and work shirts and a spec- will please you. Our stock of groceries F. & no W. acquired the J. Cheney Co., Toledo, 0 contains J. Beecher, having Dinna ye hear them? C. and are the best the market mercury, and is taken di- of in homestead ial sale on umbrellas, this week, at grain internally, acting interest the town the ; j It's the 3logan of the Highlanders affords at rock bottom Leave . rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of Mrs ana daughtpr of Bridge- H. Finch's. prices. In Cure of the late Charles H. Northrop, has And are coming this way !" Morgan order No to the system. buying Hall's Catarrh they Ben- your at our.store. trouble , sure In- a suit to the term port are the guests of Mr and Mrs be you get the genuine. It is taken brought September -- T.J. Corbett. deliver it and you always get just what ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. of the Court of Common Pleas, for jamin Corning of the Glen. Miss Bessie McNamara returned, & Co. Testimonials free. you send for. Call and see us. The Cheney xy-fi- i'; Fairfield William N. after a two weeks' ..visit Sold by all Druggists, 75c. per bottle. county, aganist Saturday, ' Cash Grocery, Robert There was a of about 46 : Cheap Staines, Take Hall's Pills for constipation. Northrop to foreclose a mortgage on jolly party and Lightning' jars for can with friends in Danbury. Family friends of C. B. Taylor gathered in D. proprietor. the same. Mr Northrop's mortgage is ning, at Finch's. Mrs Garfield Flathers is to the town's e. C. Bacon's fine grove, last Tuesday entertaining subsequent mortgag Mr and Mrs John Lillis of Burling- her sister, Miss Ryan, of Bridgeport. afternoon, September 1, to assist Mr '' Baskets, and red top clover WORTH KNOWING. timothy ton, N. are visiting Mrs G. P. Lil- There is a movement on foot to es- Taylor in celebrating his 5th birthday seed at Finch's! J., William . H. Stegman of Boston, tablish a school with a kinder- anniversary. One of the main features lis. private Mass., has been enjoying his two for com- of the occasion was the fine dinner Mrs Guinness and two children of garten department here the weeks' vacation with Mr and Mrs H. No definite have San-for- ing year. plans as To remove Pimples, Blackheads, spread under the trees which included New who d Mr and Mrs Frank Blake of Brook B. Coger at Botsford. York, are boarding at been made. Blotches and all forms of Skin erup- the old fashioned clam bake and corn Underbill's were the victims of a lyn are visiting Mr and Mrs Michael yet The Methodist hall is being newly tions, is, according to a well known roast Soon after the arrival of all the runaway accident, Wednesday. While Blake of Walnut Tree Hill. Isaac E. Lee , who had the misfor- painted. A. F. Liefeld and son are Physician, a very easy matter; he says guests the party sat down to the riding with Mr Underhill behind a tune about four weeks ago to slip and pair doing the work. that many are afflicted with some one table which fairly groaned with so of horses, the horses ran. Mrs Guin- Miss Houlihan has1 passed the fall spraining one of his ankles quite May Miss Sadie Haugh of Staten Island is of the above ailments, and are subject many good things to eat and to which ness jt&iped, an ankle. The week Miss of Dan- and has been confined to his bed spraining with Julia Cooligan a week of Mrs James Frear. to a deal of embarrasment on ac- badly, all did ample the meal over one of guest, this great is now slowly and able justice. During wagon went the children, bury. count of the unsightly appearance since, gaining Mr was with a fine Dr Benjamin Turney has improved his to about his home a little. Taylor presented bruising the youngster badly. house it Levi which they present, and recommends get green pumpkin, A. I. Nettleton mak- Kiernan attended to their wounds. by having newly painted. Miss Jorrion returned, Sunday Downs did the work. the following simple, harmless and in- ing the felicitous presentation speech. May of a fter a weeks' visit with her Mrs Frank Sutherland Wednes- expensive treatment. Go to your Master Elliott Northrop Stepney After the wants of the inner man had nis'ht, spent a Eagle Rock Circle, Companion1? of Martin of in Botsford with friends. and get this prescription returned home, Monday, after few been satisfied the game of quoits was uncle, Talty, Bridgeport. day Druggist with his Mrs L. R. the Forest, will give a dance at St Miss of filled: Clearola one-ha- lf ounce, Ether days' visit aunt, the men for a time, some of BlancheJRidley! Bridgeport enjoyed by Mary's evening. Good a Alcohol seven ounces ; Skidmore. , hall, Saturday is spending few days here, this week, one ounce, mix, the star pitchers being Messrs Taylor, a and en Mr and Mrs Michael G. Keating ' music is assured, and large the of Mrs C. P. shake well and apply to the parts Morris, Wheeler and Steele, but the with guest Jennings. P. Morris lost a joyable party. passed Saturday Bridgeport The Hill baseball club will affected night and morning, allowing it Mrs Curtis recently fun of the afternoon was the ball game friends. Long give brooch in of L. C. a social dance hall on Sat- to remain for at lease ten minutes, pearl the vicinity with Alexander Steele and L. C. at Hadley's automobile to 5. Miller then off the powder from the Morris' house. If the finder will please Morris as of the That trip Washington urday evening. September wipe captains opposing was most the of New York is the skin. Use a soft cloth or sponge in return it a suitable reward will be giv teams. There were a number of star enjoyable, Tuesday, only Anton Seekircher and Murray of Bridgeport will furnish drawback A. P. Smith's Misses and music. A is the mixture and in from ten en. on both sides, which included being frequent guest of the Mary Margaret the good time assured all. applying players chases after his straw hat. R. H. of Gas street. who attend. days to two weeks your face will be sevearl young ladies of the party and Hurley The Sandy Hook A. C. baseball team Beers thinks A. P. S. is in training for W. N. Hurd is his oc- smooth and clear as a marriage bell. the game was throughout a game an having store, Newtown A. C. boys.Sat-urda- y, the Madison races or for a pri- his S. Get the Pure Clearola, which is only defeated the in baseball would have had Square Mrs Thomas Bradley has returned to cupied by brother, John Hurd, a The artist vate with G. one-ha- in contest, race at the Fair grounds for f'a feed store, shingled. up in lf ounce packages. Ask trouble to have found any flaws in. New York after spending some weeks newly put score was 7 to 6. That's some. C. Schmiedt & Brooks work. to see it. going One of the marked was a fly ball , with Mr and Mrs Michael Donohue of are doing the plays For fall see Craft & by Master Russell Wheeler. Walnut Tree Hill. painting Lyons, caught The of Charles Gilbert is the The correct thine in corsets is the The game resulted in a score of 22 to residence Stepney painters. FINCH'S. ! are a few our winners : AT Royal Worcester. At Taylor, Curtis & 11 in favor of Alexander Steele's nine. shining in a new dress of paint. Derby Here of trade two Co's. The audience which witnessed the parties are doing the work. Mra Martin TCeanfl and son. James Fancy pound can roast beef 20c two cans choice red Alas- Stearns' headache cure, 25c. went wild with applause. The Keane, of Bridgeport, passed Sunday per can, very game ka salmon 18 best Carter's liver pills, 25c. Fishing tackle, guns, air rifles, alt afternoon was one long to be remem- Michael Kilbride took loads of with Thomas C. Keane of Gas street. 25c, pounds granu- lated $1," brown for risers, 25c. kinds of sporting goods at Taylor, Cur- bered and as each one they peaches to Danbury, Tuesday, for N. sugar sugar pre- Early departed and wine. of White vaseline in tube, 10c. tis & Co's. wished Mr returns iVI. Curtis. serving making Plenty Taylor many happy F. L. Curtis of Stratford was a Mason and Schram New Skin. 10c. of the day. Those present were Mr Lightning, fruit Miss Brown is a guest, last Friday, at N. B. Glover's. extra tops and Cold cream, 10c. Margaret passing and Mrs C. JB. Taylor,. Misses Jessie Frank H. Wilcox of Canaan, travel- jars, jelly tumblers, " Beach. and all the Rubifoam, 25c. week at Trumbull and Mab"l Taylor, Mr and Mrs W. for the Borden's rubbers, pickling spices ing superintendent Mrs Alice NorthroD drives a new missing articles for canning and pre- Mustard seed. Homer Hubbell, Mr and Mrs L. C Condensed Milk Co., passed Tuesday Sun- of Gilbert of serving fruit. Our store is always the Fred Brown of Hopewell passed Morris, Mrs Curtis P. Morris, Philips and Wednesday at the local horse, bought Stephen plant . for trade with us and day with his parents. Morris, A. T. Nettleton, Mr and Mrs; Wolf Pits. place bargains, FELTS. save money. The Long Hill store, FALL John B. Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Hervey Sar-an- Mr and Mrs C. H. Finch are at W. N. is Master Russell Wheeler, Miss Hurd, proprietor. Samuel Wilcox of New York the Wheeler, Lake, N. Y., for a sojourn. Mrs W. R. Rlnver and children Mrs Daniel Keane of was Mrs Dunham, 1127 Broad Ruth Wheeler, Mr and Mrs A. J. Bridgeport George guest of his mother, Mrs Ella Wilcox. passed Sunday with her mother, Mrs a last Saturday, of Mr and Mrs opening of fall sea- Smith, Masters Paul and Earl Smith, guest, street, Bridgeport, Stiles Millen paid a visit to Washing- Aernes Benedict, of Ridsrefield. Her Peter H. Lynch. son with full line of millinery for your Mr and Mrs D. C. Bacon, Miss Mary CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. ton, Wednesday. mother returned with her. Charles Hebbard and family of Strat- inspection. Trimmed hats and cos- Bacon, Mr and Mrs A. C. Moore, and ford have been guests, this week, of a v For boys and Be sure buy Moore, Mrs J. W. Knowlton, Brook-fiel- tume work specialty. giris. Henry Mr Castle of Whisconier Hill, d, Nathaniel Hebbard. them at French's, Bethel. Mrs John B. Peck, Rev and Mrs Alex- Mrs Norman NorthroD is having her Mr paid a visit, Wednesday, to the The game of ball, this week, between is now on in ander Steele, Master James Steele, orchard of N. M. Curtis. buildings repaired and shi.igled. C. A buzz of ecxitement and Mrs Wilson M. Master peach the North End team and our home districts of the big COUNTERPANE SALE, Reynolds, M. Winton and son did the work. team resulted in a score of to 2 in the rural adjacent Wilson M. Reynolds, Miss Kate Rey- J4 town of in of the $1 each, full size and good patterns, at Rev C. W. Ahrens, Mrs Ahrens and avor of the home Orange anticipaiton nolds, Miss Mary Lamport Mr Wilcox, boys. fair which will be held at the French's. Trade in Bethel. Scud-de- of Bridgeport were the Miss Minnie Osborne of Beacons coming Misses S. J. and M. Elizabeth r, daughter guests Mrs Styles Smith and Miss Rena Labor from- - to of Mr and Mrs Falls snent m Daniel's Farms Orange Fair grounds beginning Miss Etta Theodore Tay- Friday Monday Piatt of Bethel were of Mrs S. Sunday and Tues- Martin, E. he occu- guests with day, September 7, continuing $1 CROCHET QUILT, Mr and Mrs H. M. Smith and Carl- J. Hall. Sunday evening M. her parents. one of lor, the Methodist church. Glover, Tuesday. day. The great floral parade, full size and extra value, at French's, S. Smith. pied the pulpit of Maik Stockloss moved his family, a ton the star attractions, will again be Bethel. this week, to Yonkers, N. Y., where feature, preparations for which are be- f There will be service at Southville, Miss Hattie French and Miss Burr he is to locate, v William C. Wednes-- ing pushed in many Orange families. Boys' school suits at great reduc- Corbett passed Sunday afternoon, conducted by L. C. are guests of Selectmen and Mrs H. Mr and Mrs George W. Sherman, in For the last three years Labor days tions. In order to give parents the day the Park City.' Nicholson. H. Peck. left Tuesday morning, for a trip west have been very rainy days, and the benefit of our reduced prices, while as far as Sioux City, Iowa. They will resorts Orange fair as well as all other getting their boys ready for school, we Mrs H. Finch and Miss Pearl Par- be gone a few weeks. in Stevenson C STEPNET. Mrs is entertain- locally have suffered consequence, have decided to run our sale a couple sons attended the picnic of the Order Elliott Beardsley an un- but the management is making weeks . We have much of Com-pounc- ing friends from out of town, this of longer. A HAPPY 8CBPEISE PAETY. of the Eastern Star at Lake usual effort this year to provide the and handsomest week. the strongest clothing Mr and Mrs B. S. Hin-ma- n Monday. A of nine from this place en- show ever. The railroad company would Saturday afternoon, party W. J. Hebbard has returned to his best for boys of all ages that you gave a surprise part y for the Misses Irene joyed a trolley ride, last week Friday. in the arrangments of and such reasonable Sears and Elsie respective- work in New York, after his week's ig wish to see, at Washington, aged Hezekiah R. El wood and. son, Clay- to Hickory Bluffs and were entertained trains to leave New Haven at 1 wil Don't ly 10 and 8 years. All of the little folk invit- vacation here with his family. special prices that it surprise you. re- of W. C. by Mr and Mrs G. Waters, who took each of the fair and grant- ed had a most enjoyable time and they ton, were guests, Wednesday, t. Ernest Ladd. who has been p. m., day worry and fret about the cost of the membered their two young friends with nu- Johnson. Mr Johnson took them to them for a fine sail on the Sound and spending low round excursion A loaded dain- several weeks campinir out at Rad- - ing special trip boy's outfit merous gifts. fine table, with W. T. Cole's to see other seaside pleasures. A sumptuous Horsemen from a wide radius adver- ties, made happy all who were present. Overlook, place, cliffe's has broken and tickets. Look over the offerings in'the be- dinner was served on their wide veran- grove, up camp liberal in the wonderful panorama spread out to are attracted by the purses tisement of Davis & Savard in this J. C. Gondev of Brooklyn Is hoarding at da where the could the cool returned Bridgeport ' and fore them. party enjoy the trottng, pacing running paper. It will interest you. Their "The Maples." and superintending the build- breezes and beautiful scenery of the classes. The Second Regiment band school suit sale is on in both New ing of a cabin at Otter Bock for Miss Haynes boys' m Sound dotted with its many boast The an unsual num- -l of Brooklyn, Mormon fZnvar fiaa nPW rl will furnish music, and Haven and stores, ...... consisted of Mr and W. Brookfield. old Bridgeport C. B.JFrench visited over Sunday with of A. M. Bris-- party Mrs H. ber of attractions besides all the pleasure wagon, bought i Lew- friends In naterbury. coe & Son. . Joyce, Stanley Joyce, MissM. A. such as horse ox draft Mu-i- events, draft Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor attended Mr and Mrs J. A. Loveland of Bridgeport is, Mrs John S. Joyce, Mrs J. Carlton Prof Green's Summer School of c will be shown. Fairlea farm will Mr and etc, the opening of the Woodbury .trolley, have been spending a few days with Joyce, Mr and Mrs Jerome Nichols, at the Center closed for the season, be represented as usual with its mag- Mrs George Martin. Thomas Keane of the Glen is driving Tuesday. . Mrs Bertha Nichols and were joined last week Tuesday, and the greater nificent of thoroughbred Jer- Will Smith of was a of bis par-en'- s, of A. display Derby guest out with a new runabout bought in Bridgeport by Miss CarrieA. Curtis, number of the students have left for the ox and cattle show depart- Mr and Mrs George Smith, last Sunday. j M. Briscoe & seys; Mrs Ruth wno ia in Son. Miss Maud Curtiss and Mrs Allan L. their homes. of the fair promises the Augur, visiting ment greatest home, next Frederick S. Curtis, who has been number of animals ever entered. The Woodbridge, is expected Joyce. week. W. S. Walsh has presented to the Mrs H. W. Joyce and son, Stanley, spending several weeks abroad, re- officers of the Orange Agricultural tttnttn sflbWtm Haw Altars fcfll Newtown library a very useful book have been a few with turned last week and are: W. S. Woodruff, presi- spending days home, Tuesday, society is in New entitled "Handy Book of Literary relatives at Hickory Bluffs, Norwalk, will soon open his boys' school at the dent; W. S. Hine, A. Mrs Charles Payne visiting Haven. Curiosities." South Wilton and East Norwalk. Center with a full school. D. Clark, secretary.

, THE NEWTOWN Bias, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1008. Hello! Hello, Joe! The Newtown Bee. Doing Their Duty Ym, I will Cm fM my liur uwly Niwtown, Friday, 8iytf mltf r 4 lit. kliiMt your hup uwUjr fur i.sa if tlixy du nut Scores of Ansonia Readers wf Nu. 4lnmi tfvramui lurnwr I gui lit, .Vtiur iy IturMMi yu Are the r kllilli')uiiIirutxl kmiI I urn vlnl u litvu you Learning Duty W MEN'S I 'SUITS kiioe iIm ih. 'irVi'H tuny iiMit; for wliom of the litvn wurM tiiu lit'' will kni'Hy tflw Warren. Kidneys. tMatimtiimul. iiliiTUMlrlvi' I', milix with tlmlr To filter the blood Is tho Uimy OLD HOME DAY. kidney wiiMiiworli: It will tiy . H 'u to .Iich. ilo nut win! inure ilimi it yoku duty, ciUc Home fall to do kid- That Were iht iltty wliiiniit iiniliv, tti'lt (ur August 22, the day of our Old When they this tho l.' . II llm It. I. & MuiirMniry, iiiii hi ''n Hi' oil gathering, dawned with lowering skies neys are sick. ItH'll .UIH', r. l, '.:J, Backache and fol- and and many kidney Ills $12, $15 $18, ii.., imi'ifainit plenty of rain, which was needed, low i causing many disappointments to peo Urinary troubles; diabetes. Joseph HusMfc Shop, ple from a distance who expected to be Doan's Kidney Fills cure them all. Edward roof of lit tin' Hi klip, with us. A number of who Beardsley, painter, 50 parties, 159 Ni-a- r Caroline St.. Derby, Conn., Now It. li, i m Inn, tfUlllllfltfl, ClHIII to come in did not says: Choke planned their autos, "Recently I took Doan's Kidney Pills arrive. However a goodly number con for a lame and aching back and found $8. gregated In the Town Hah and did Jus that they are just what I have been for. I had been from tice to a bountiful d nner, after which looking suffering trouble and annoyance from derange- all adjourned to the church for a social ment and for sick- of the kidneys, this "V-- V this is chance and 11 Surely greatest time listened to speeches from ness I found Doan's Kidney Pills the your Prof Andrews of Ansonia, John Carter proper remedy. They soon corrected ' the trouble. I have endorsed Doan's for the of from Cleveland, 0., Dea George Hum' to buy an extra Suit rest Kidney Pills and recommended them ' of New Preston and others. Mrs phrey many times since I used them." U.8EN0jr-OR.fPrtfMIV- I LIST ' fir for Augustine Sackett from New York the season or next Spring's wear. City played the organ and all joined in Mrs singing old familiar songs. Miss Flora home Saturday, leaving' Mayhew at our window and is a few A glance display from New Britain several where she stopping days. Strong sang Then she will go to her home in fine selections. Letters of congratula- an inspectian of the stocks inside the tion and best wishes, mingled with re F. E. Main is ready to take anybody grets that they could be with us only in on long or short drives. Give him a trial. will show the quick- Professional Cards. spirit were read from absent ones. store, you saving When parting time came all felt they had had an reunion and Kent. ly and concisely. Nurses' & enjoyable hoped Registry Home, these gatherings would be kept up each 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 834, year sacred to the memories of "the A SNEAK THIEF. This store never disappoints you lirldk't'lHjrt. Conn., Some miscreant entered the vesti- s dear ones gone before" and renewing Supplies inu-M'- of all u'liiili. Simcial at-- bule of St Andrews' church,. "during the ttiiiiiuii trivtMi to tin' riiiuirt'iui'tits or ourh the ties of friendship of those "who in its promises, the Suits we offer are case. Culls ri'fclvi' prompt ultuiiiiou In or out " progress oi the lunerai oi tnat respect of town, day or nitfht. tlrail.iaii's in little longer wait. In the evening the ea citizen, jonn crown, ana stole a mim it. ii. Doiiyinuii, .ti is n. r,, i' ri'iii'ii. young people continued the exercises in lady's purse from underneath her all the balance of our medium weight the Grange Hall and spent a very de wrap. Ihere are some persons being closely watched in hopes of lightful evening. Many of the friends tracing the tmei. , in latest styles and fabrics. W.J. BEECHER, remained over Sunday to hear and en garments, Miss A. W. . joy a good sermon from our pastor, Rev Knapp spent a part of Attorneyat-Law- last week in Meriden, visitinsr her C. A. Pickett, and worship in their old Kooms 25 and 20 Sitnford UUlg, Hiidtfetwrt cousins, the Gregory's. Offli'e In Newtown open on .Saturdays from home church. Miss Hamlin of BuffaIo,N.Y.,visited BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS 8 a. m. to 3. 30 p.m. friends here, last week. She was em THE SCHOOLS OPEN. ployed by a geneological society for At Great Reductions. some years and traveled cruite exten Miss Sturtevant of Glaston- Evelyn sively. F. J. M. D., is to teach the Center this Gale, bury school, Mr and Mrs George Whaley and lit fall, Miss Alice Angevine, the College Office In the David Beer Residence. tle son of Wingdale. N. Y.. former Farms ; Miss Etta the West Cowles, reisdents of this called on old Suits. Suits. Miss Ada the place, Boy's Suits. Boy's Boy's Newtown Street. district; Wedge, East, friends here, Sunday. and Miss Laura the Pond dis- Biglowe, Charles Edwards has been ouite in One lot of serges, cheviots and One lot of Scotch mixtures, One lot of medium and dark Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., I to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m trict. disposed for the past two weeks, but is velours, Sizes 7 to 16, that were worsteds and serges, Sines 7 to mixtures, new and sensible, that able to be about $6 and $6.50 now $4.85. 16, that were $5.00 now $3.85 were $3.50 and $4.00, now $2.85 Augustine Sackett is building a new again overseeing the i m of the cellar wall of his new house. building Dr. Walter H. Kieknan, farm house on Knapp avenue. Miss Ada PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Housatonic Pomona Grange will hold Rotteck of Derby scent week end Mrs Boy's Suits. Young Men's Suits Young Men's 5uits a in Warren, 15th. the with E. W. Bull. meeting September Miss Sandy Hook, Conn. Florence Snedeker of Mansfield One lot, 15 to 19 years, serges, Dinner on the basket plan. Center spent a couple of days here One lot of medium and cheviots and velours, also neat 15 Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m dark One lot to 19 years, materi- 18-- P. Terrill and who with friends. - col- Telephone: 3. George family, mixtures, cheviots and- velours worsteds, all new styles and als are cheviots, Scotches and Last year vocal music was in have Bpent two months visiting friends taught that were priced $2.50, $3.00 and ors, that were $12, $15 & $18. worsteds, were $10, $12 & two of the public schools of Kent, the prices and in Norwalk and Warren 93.50, now $1.85 Now $10. $15. Now $6.85 DENTAL PARLORS. relatives cost being about $90, which was raised returned to their home in Toledo, was Expert dentistry, painless and reliable. 0., by entertainments. It done as Most modern and scientific appliances used August 21st. The daughter, Miss Em- part of a plan to benefit the social life used for painless operations. and culture of the town Cor. Main Street ily, returns to Butte, Mont., September by raising up 813-81- 5 DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, a social constituency of young people and 1, where she has been art for teaching who could sing in choirs, on various Fairfield Chapel Street, Surgeon Dentist. OUice'in Post Office Block, the two in the school. Ave., New Milford, Conn. past years, High public occasions and at home. The is raised as to whether Walter Perkins and family from Bris question this Ct. NewHaven,Ct. valuable work shall stop, or whether Bridgeport, tol have been friends in town DR. S. E. ALLEN, visiting there is sufficient public spirit to make HATTERSTOWN, CONN. Mrs Brundage, who has been very ill, it permanent. If it is to go on, it will be for the in the is convalescing. Her son's wife, who necessary people P. 0. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Conn districts benefited to take the matter in has been for to her Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment. Speci caring her.returned hand. A trial may be made at secur alist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, home in Bridgeport, last week. ing subscriptions, and there is suffi- stomacn ana if neart iaiiure, trouDie neaaacne. cient to ' enter- Medicine furnislied for this treatment. There was frost the night of the 25th encouragement begin, Terms reasonable. Consultation free. tainments can be arranged for to raise Sale! and 28th in some localities and the Reduction more week seemed more like October money from time to time. It may past prove feasible to the benefit of CHARLES S. PLATT than August. give 25 Per Cent Discount on Umbrellas and Mrs and Mrs Schnell have the instruction this year in the Mace- Canopies Kingman donia be de- Teacher their houses well filled with boarders. district, if there sufficient Until 12. Piano, Organ and Theory, sire for September was it. , Herbert Swift at church. Aug Were Now NEWTOWN, CONN. his auto Were Now ust 30, coming in and arrived Advertising Umbrellas, 81.00 .75 Canopies or Runabout, $12.00 $9.00 earlier than some of the nearby wor Brookfield. Plain 2.00 1.50 Surreys, 15.00 11.25 tor 7.00 5.25 shipers, though the distance from his Canopies Bunabout, 17.50 13.12 Mrs. James Gordon, 10.00 7.50 30.00 22.50 home in New Britain i3 over 30 miles. A LOVING CUP FOR DEA SOMERS. Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Miss Agnes Strong is very ill. Her many friends hope for a speedy recov- One of the noteworty events of last Class Lessons, Ensemble, ery under the skillful care of Dr Stev- week was the presentation of a loving The Peck & Lines to Co., NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. ens. cup Dea Alfred Somers in honor of The Car With Mrs Emma Warner and daughter, his 50 years services as deacon of the 185-20- 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Ruth, who have spent their vacation at Congregational church. The whole A Reputation Oscar Pitzschler & Son, Dea A. R. Humphrey's, will be joined affair was so well managed that Mr When an automobile or motor her from Somers was taken you buy BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS. by son, Arthur, Pittsburgh, completely by sur buggy, you want one with a reputation Next will re- A Newtown, Hook & ville this week. week, they prise. large company assembled at --one that has been thoroughly tested Sandy Hawley sume Mrs Mr Somers' home Greenfield their respective duties, where the Newtown Hawley-vlll- e presen in actual service one that is "Time shop open every uay. in and Country was shop open Wednesday afternoon and Warner as teacher Torrington tation made by Mr Martin, the Tested." Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open Miss Ruth to her second year in Smith pastor. After congratulations, speeches week riist-- mns work. every day. Only i college. were made by a number of the leading PO L TABLE. members of the church, which was The Holsman Club to Mr Washington. very feelingly responded by Son Has Stood All Tests G. F. SCOTT, ers, after which all repaired to the chapel where refreshments were served. on all kinds of roads in all seasons ir. The was 11 inches Funeral Director and Licensed NEWS FROM ST JOHN'S. cup high and was all kinds of weather. It won its repu- Fair selected by H. B. Hawley. The in Agricultural use under most Embalmor, On Monday afternoon a tation in actual the very pleasant scription on the was "1858 -1- Mr cup 908. severe conditions of actual service. Conn. reception for and Mrs Peck was Presented to Deacon Alfred Somers Woodbury, Mrs Van The' Holsman is the original motor-bugg- y 17 given at the Knoll, Ingen's and wife in loving of fif 15, 16, Woodbury Local Tel. the occasion recognition tv and is not an experiment. September summer home, being the years of official life from the Brookfield 25th Premium list now will be mailed on rector's wedding anniversary. Congregational church. Take a Ride With Us ready, application Previous to this reception a generous to A. C. Acker. Conn., E. D. 1. Dr Battam sum was presented the rector from St and see for how Bridgeport Ground has at last been broken in yourself comfortable, DENTIST, John's society through A. D. Woodruff, dependable and easy to operate The senior warden. Huckleberry Hills for the new achnnl. We are Bank Struct. Nkw Milford house. Difficulties in Holsman is. always glad to selecting and The Holsman. a demonstrate Miss Katherine Kant, Miss Eliza- getting title to the site has taken much more beth Tencher and Mrs W. R. Babcock, time than was expected. Ship Your Fruits and Produce to A contract for has Dr F. E. Judson, who have been spending their vacation building been made Every Part of Every Machine Guar- have returned to with a Mr Benedict of New Fairfield, anteed. at Robert Irwin's, the DENTIST, homes in New York. district to furnish all the material. their The Miss of building will follow very closely 57 Bethel. Margaret Hickey Meriden, the- Turney Bros., Center St., who has been the summer at plan of the schoolhouse in the Franklin spending Treat district of Oarage, 531 Robert Irwin's, will return to her home Bridgewater. for Connecticut Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Tobacco cutting is now the order of Agency on Labor day. the and Rhode Island. LEONARD'S INSURANCE Miss Beth who has been day and the crop is now being Theoldest and Gunnip, rushed in as largest commission firm in Bridgeport. summer Robert Ir- fast as circumstances will AGENCY, spending the at The JAMES will not return to her home in permit. crop in almost all instances J. KERWIN, win's, is of good and Established 1889. New Haven until the opening of the growth free from bad spot 163 JOHN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. FIRK AiHMDRNT. and with large amount of college year. sunshine, the who has quality snouia De an tnat could be de Telephone 688-- 2. Highest prices and quick returns. We handle anything pro- Miss Jennie JSchmiedel, sired. Old Companies, spent her vacation with her brother. duced on the farm and hate a capacity to handle in any quan- Mrs Robert Smith and daughter were Lowest Rates. F. B. Schmiedel, the grocer, returned, m on tity. , her in the Sherman town Monday on a business trip, Monday.to position miss Lornelia TAKE Business Mt N. Y. Morehouse returned THEY THE KINKS OUT References First National Bank, Dunn's, Bradstreet's or college, Vernon, irom ner western Deacon H. W. Seeley is quite ill trip, last week. any other agency. S. ; mrs Asa jn. Hawley has been quite Dr R Todd. with rheumatism, having a trained Do indisposed for a few days. Her sisters I have used Dr New Life the largest business in the city. Handle J. H. Hale's Peaches. VETERINARY SURQEON, nurse. irom tne are now King's I. F. of Bethel has a saw mill south with her. She Pills for many years, with increasing Terry is under Dan-bur- the care of Dr Brown of y. New Milford, Conn. on Thomas Costigan's land, 6awing satisfaction. They take the kinks out out ties and ash lumber. The mill will of stomach, liver and bowels, without - Uwingto the failure of the teacher be at Ezra Hull's stables at be moved next week to Sherman Hart- fuss or friction," says N. H. Brown, Dr Todd will hired for district No. 5, Washington Depot, every Tuesday during the well's Whisconier, to of Pittsfield, Yt. Guaranteed will be to fulfil the terms of the summer months where he prepared to Miss Flora Edwards of Kent has vis- agreement to satisfactory at R. H. Beers do work to the profession. teach, there will be no any pertaining ited at Robert for the school, this & Go., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis Seabury's past weeK, nor a can week. until teacher be found. & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, L. W. Alexander Noe, All tobacco is cut and hung. Corn Bethel; Goulett, Stevenson; H. cutting is now in order. The late rains Drive Rheumatism out of the blood Osborne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- Veterinary Dentist, have produced a good crop. Potatoes with Dr Snoop's Rheumatic RPm,w man; Smith. Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Fall Felts. are yielding fairly well, especially the and see how quickly pain will Connery Bros., Georgetown : J. M. Sul Ct. Rub-on- depart P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, 's never did reach livan, Ridge ; S. J. late planted which had no bugs. the real dis- Redding Blackman, Trimmed Hats and Custom A Mall orders promptly attended to. Miss Beattie from Leete's Island ease. Rhematism isn't in the skin. Hawleyviile ;G. W.Hurlburt & Co.,Rox-bur- y Work Specialty. takes the Center school again. It's deep down it's constitutional' ; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station ; Miss Annie Terrick. is to teach on Getting rid of the pain, is aftpr nil G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; W. N. No- ' Manufacture New E. Mrs Geo. of Church hill. that counts, 'lhatiswhy Dr SWn'a ble, Milford ; H. Beardsley, Dunham, I. F. Lewis, 30 cents with hens on a moult- Rheumatic Remedy goes, by New Preston; Cogswell & Wettereau, Eggs ord of 1127 Broad St., , Near Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Cut ing strike. mouth from one to another. And Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Robes and Mr and Mrs Frank E. Main and Mrs herein lies the popularity of this Rom. Southbury; C. P. Williams, South Harness, Blankets, . I . Tl 2 " I I f . Mayhew took a pleasant drive to New eay. it is winning aeienders everv- - Britain ; Perkins Bros., Warren : W. N. Stable Goods, Haven and Bridgeport, last week, in where. 1 ablets or Liquid. Sold by Hurd, Long Hill; Penfield & Craig, all dealers. Stepnev Depot; druggists. 25c JOHN.ST., BRIDGEPORT. jF. E. Main's Buick auto, arriving THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1908.

The Newtown Bio. Nejrtown, Friday. SoutomlMr. iwr. Rickets. bonei Simply the visible sign that Laby'i tiny THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY., TOWIfTOPICS. are not forming rapidly enough. a !jrl of nourishment is the cause. 1170 Main St, Cor. GoMen Hill St., Bridgeport. THE SCHOOLS. ? ScoffJ Emulsion nourishes baby'i ' ' makes bone. AT HANOVER. V entire system. Stimulates and what needs. John G. Houlihan, eon of Town Clerk Y Exactly baby AND been engaged" to DRUCClSTSi SO. 0 Sale M. J. Houlihan, has 2 All After Inventory teach the Hanover school the coming SPECIAL Mr and Mrs Frederick Manger and ' STRONG.I New York Mrs Thomas LABOR DAYEXCURSIONS. HOW TO GET familyof City, Wilton Rugs,' size 9x12 $29.00 F. and children, Misses Nellie Carley MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 7TH. 1908, W. St.. Miss Catherine P. J. Duly, of 1247 Congress size 9x12 21.00 and Elizabeth Burke, ON STEAMER "PARKJ.CITY" Phlpon-- tolls nt a wnv to become Axminster Rugs, all of Mallon and Miss Mary Sullivan, TO PORT JEFFERSON. strong: He says: "My mother, who is size 9x12 13.50 - Bruss. Rugs, N. are a few was bo Tapestry ' Yonkers, Y., spending Foot of Fairfield oid and very feeble, is deriving- Leave Bridgeport, much benefit from Electric Bitters, Bruss. size 8.3x10.6 10.00 weeks at the old Haugh homo stead on 10.00 a. 2 m and 4 Tapestry Rugs, avenue, ,m p. p. I feel duty to tell those Tree Hill. that it's my Walnut m., returning, leave Port Jetierson, who need a tonic and strengthening Rugs, size 80x00 1.48 8. IS a. 12 noon and 6.00 m. This Smyrna m., p. medicine about it. In my mother s Mr and Mrs M. C. Elsesser and four will size 2.00 arrangement give parties taking marked in flesh has result- Smyrna Rugs, 36x72, six hours case a gain children, who have been spending the 10.00 a. m. trip, nearly insomnia has been overcome, and Those to ed, three weeks with Mr and Mrs Lucien on Long Island. wishing he is steadily growing stronger. take the 2 p. m. trip can spend one atom- - Pierronin Berkshire, left for their Electric Bitters auickly remedy BE Kb,, liver and kidney complaints home in New York, last Monday. 'eujuyte'KS"ail invigi'iauug :OT2tuu yivwmt. oniJi under ' guarantee at sail on sound. Round afternoon the R. H. & New 5U Beers Co., Henry Pettit' and mother, Mrs Maria trip tickets, good this day only, & 25 town; Taylor, Curtis Co., Sandy cents. Children under 12 years, Gou-le- tt Pettit, spent Monday in Trumbull, the " Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. cents. Eas-- of Mr and Mrs H. Rog- Stevenson: H. W. Osborne, guests Edgar Tuesday. September 8. leave fort in JEL & ton ; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Everything R Beers Co., ers. Mrs remained for a few 7 a. leave Pettit Jefferson m., returning Cornwall connery 4 m. to a spec- Brothers, Bridge; days' stay. Brideeport p. Owing RrnH. fipnnrptnwn ! J. M. Sullivan. Red Newtown, Conn. ial charter when the Bridgeport Post e; ding Ridge ; S. J. Blackman, Hawley-vill- PAINTS. to Valley Grove, North-- Miss May .Murphy of Danbury is newsboys go G. W. Hurlburtfi Co., Roxbury; port, Long island. Allen u. w. spendine her vacation with her aunt, 8, ' Fall Time Joyce, Koxbury station; Not how But how Wednesday, September Hatch. . Brideewater: W. N. Noble, cheap Miss Kate Blake, on Walnut Tree Hill. Table eoes into effect. Leave Port TMt New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Jefferson 8.30 a. m., returning leave good. TRADE Preston; Cogswell & Wettereau, Wash- MAR BrideeDort 3.00 D. m. Daily. Sunday South-hur- v; A hrfalr Loncr- - Miss Marion Harris, who has been Depot; Brown, front minted with evcented. Automobile transportation ington Harry and two months with her grand- C. P. Williams. South Britain; man & Martinez paint 25 years ago spending careful attention. 472 given Perkins Bros., Warren; W.N. Hurd, not painted Bince, may be seen at father, John Leavy, has returned to N. Y. Paint Long Hill; Penheld& Jraig, stepney Bergen street, Brooklyn, her home in Milford. G. Hard of Newtown and & Martinez Brilliant Red llfWhv We Sell MrsV. Depot; druggists. 50c. with Longman Miss T.nrp.tta Peace left, this week, for and trim with Shaker Green or White. 1 Miss Mary A. Leavy spent Sunday a viair. in Harrison and Keam.V. N. J. The body won't need painting in 25 Alabastine SURE-ENOUG- H KNOCKER. in New Haven with her sister, Mrs They will return the first of next week. A years. We sell Alabastine because we to call on ner sons, are convinced claim Julia Farrell. Mrs Hard expects Longman & Martinez Paint Agent, that every Prof S. T. Hard and Elmer Hardand made for it by its manufacturers also her sister, Mrs Robert Cunliffe. is borne out by the facts because C. Falls C. of Reidsville, N. C., Rev J. Corckram of Niagara J. Goodwin, Rider, we know that it is easy to apply, this of Mr and Mrs says: "Bucklin's Arnica raive is a Harry ia Wnnrlnrftiliv liiraMo Vina riia. is the guest, week, J. B. Shaw advertises that he will ' A sure-enou- knocker for ulcers. 612 Water St., Hill. '; tinctive hygienic properties, and offers T. F. Murray on Botsford be at the Newtown station, next bad one came on last summer, my leg Bridgeport, Conn. decorative possibilities not found in any 10, with cattle. that wonderful salve knocked it Thursday, September but jmigi vim vi wan cuvenug. Miss Sarah Byrne of Bridgeport has out in a few rounds. Not even a scar Telephone 1346-- 3. i been weeks with Mr remained." Guaranteed for piles, spending several C. DeWitt & Co.. Chicago. 111. "E. sores, burns, etc. 25 cents at and Mrs T. F. Murray at their summer 1 disease of L2 Gentlemen In 1897 had a R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Tay- Shamrock," on Botsford the stomach and bowels. In the home, "The, spring lor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Kodol in the The Wall 1902 of Kodol and If you take beginning Sanitary Coating Hill. v of I bought a bottle Bethel Goulett, Stevenson; in Garvin, ;L. the bad attacks of Dyspepsia will be enables yon to decorate your home at small cost and with the henefit I received all the gold Easton ; W. B. Haw- - H. W. Osborne, avoided, but if you allow the little at little trouble. It comes in powder form and the powder is Georgia could not buy. May you live simply mixed with water and on brush. Call at Master Harold Gregory of Bridgeport lev, Sherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall tacks to unheeded it win taKe ivoaoi put with a long and prosper, xours very truiy, go our store and examine the Alabastine tint cards, and learn last week, of Raymond Bridge ; Connery Bros., Georgetown; a to stomach in how these tints can be stenciled was a guest, N. Cornell, Roding, Ga., Aug. 27, S. longer time put your combined with beautiful on Bots J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; trood condition again. Get a bottle of desipms so as to produce most artistic effects. Murrav at "The Shamrock" 1906." Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, G. W. We now have Alabastine in a of tints, Blackman, Hawleyville; to-da- y. great variety J. Kodol Sold by H. Rupf, to ford Hill. He returned home last' Conn. & ; Allen enabling; you suit your taste exactly. Hurlburt Co., Roxbury Joyce, Newtown, Conn. Monday. Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Bridge-wate- r; "Generally debilitated for years. W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, has had a large tent H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Cogswell vTilhblmina: T.F.Murray all run-aow- n. Bur- was worn out and & Wettereau, Washington Depot; Har- Better use Gold Medal Flour. mm erected in the lot just north of his Blood Bitters made me a well Tolandb dock ry Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Williams, THE PACKAGE on Moo-su- p, summer home, "The Shamrock," woman." Mrs Charles Freitoy, South Britain; Ferkinsbros., warren; Botsford Hill, which is nicely fitted up Conn. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Penfield& for a play house for his children. , Craig. Stepney Depot; druggists. New Fairfield GIVEN AWAY. & Miss Hazel Hazen Smith passed H. Beers Co., Mrs Cornelia S. Tomlinson has op- R the of Monday in New Milford, guest DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. ened a ladies' and gentlemen's quick Conn. 876--882 Main Newtown, Miss Marjorie Todd. - held caucus at lunch and restaurant at The demcrats their below State tho Town hall. Saturday afternoon. street, Bridgeport, just of Water-bur-y street. dinner at 25c. Miss Josephine Costello and elected the following delegates to Regular is the guest, this week, of Mrs the different conventions : lo the state Edward H. Byrons and Ellen Costello in Perkshire. convention, Bilious? Feel after dinner? Robert Congressional, heavy Chatterton; coated? Bitter taste? Com Jeremiah McGuire and Charles H. Gor-ha-m Tongue Mrs Bridget Collins of Bridgeport sallow? Liver needs waking VflCTQ ; Senatorial,' Hendnck H. Wild-- plexion Mrs T. Griffin of Flor- Doan's cure bilious at- and daughter, man and Urosby D. wood : proDate, up. Regulets tacks. 25 cents at any drug store. ida, were recent guests, of Mrs Ellen Homer L. Wanzer, Harvey H. Wheel Disbrow and Edward Costello. ' er, Miles H. la- Jennings. Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, All steel constructed wagon, size borers on Dr Thomas' Electric Oil. wheels 9 inches front and William O'Rourke of Niagara Falls rely 26x13, rear DEATH OF BENJAMIN YALE. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or rear axles black enamel, body painted several weeks with a brilliant red. Given for has been spending Benjamin Yale, a farmer who resid bruises at once. Pain cannot stay 50 Mr and Mrs T. F. Murray at the Sham- ed at Ball's Pond, died on Thursday where it is used. 250 OZONE Trade Marks or Trade narks and rock, their pleasant summer home on last at the home of his niece. Mrs Willis Rusco, at Sodom, N. Y. Mr 75 Cents. Botsford Hill. f Yaie was 78 years old and had been in Cemetery aof Memorial Work. Sent by Express, charges paid by re- health for a long time. ceiver. Arthur Gallagher was in Danbury on poor Don't borrow your fun business, last Monday. BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. Works, 35 Ozone Soap Have it at home. Have a Victor. Thp. New Fairfield baseball team Hughes & Chapman, Have your own. 305 Housatonic Avenue, and a dollar a week you the James Feeley of Bridgeport was a played with the North End Juniors of Successor to Chas. J. Hughes, A small payment down gives ot tne weeK ac beei- - Conn. 'the bands and orchestras; the popular guest over Sunday of Mr and Mrs T. F. Danbury the hrst Bridgeport, grand soloists, great and the score o hits--a world ot melody and "The Shamrock, "on Bots- ig's got lett being ballad the comic song Murray at to 8. singers; ford Hill. fUD' nt to-da- y if The family of Attorney Aaron Bates easy-payme- We'll tell all about the plan h5f. of are their sum yon and who have been Danbury occupying Mr Foley family, mer home. ' you'll call. on Walnut guests of Mrs Henry Lang Frank Dunlavy has moved from the BOOTS and TttE CENTURY CO., Tree Hill, have returned to their home Disbrow house to the George Shute Sales in New York. place. SHOES! Agents, Miss Charlo Knapp ot Kome, JN. i., Conn. is I. S. Knapp's. 8 ,7 Mali St., Bridgeport, L. Sanford attend-pr-t visiting at Mr and Mrs John Wakeman and Clarence Chase, who The kind that fit. !.Order of the fhe cratherinsr of the are at the Danbury hospital, are re "New line at Eastern Star at Lake Compounce, last ported to be improving last. Manuf acturers of and Dealers in Wallace of New York Mrs Robert Grade of Cemetery Monday. . is a euest at the Wallace home in The Highest this Work from Watson of Bridgeport is a guest, place. L. C MORRIS', M;ss There was a light frost on some low If You Want this week, of the Misses Ross. Granite and Marble. ground on Saturday morning. The Grocer, worth in Cisrars, Tobaeros. etc.. come here. There are no Your money's ' Office and Salesroom: either "The Stratnt-lil- or The Captor, am are as gooa as many CONN. better nlckle Cigars than . in NEWTOWN, imk,-v- . The watch ticking your pocket ' Tashua. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. tens. Alsogood nicKie iiavanas oesmes a musi cumpicuc work gars from Ten Cents to a Quarter each. keeps up its tiresome after you Branch office, 154 Main St., Danbury, Conn slumberland. A few twists of are in MORSE D. MALLETT. D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, 24 the wrist and the watch is ready for Fairfield Poli's, Bridgeport, JConn. Morse D. Mallett died at his late Ave., Opp. hours more. But 'this, cannot go on Do not that we carry the most complete line of sporting.'goods in the city. home in this place, August 25, aged J. S. BATES,. More Than forget indefinite time unless the watch He had for an 81 years and three months. Successor to The 'Bates Stoxe Co., is in running condition. If your been in failing health for the last two good Work i needs attention, we will months. He leaves a daughter-in-la- Monumental &Building Your timepiece Mrs D. Mallett and four grand-fhildr- vou first class work at as George and Monuments, ANYTHING miflmntpe to mourn his loss and one sis- Cleaning You Our work etc. Worth. May Require i a Tirim as anv one. ter, Mrs Eliazbeth Peet of Nichols. Headstones, Money's For The Horse done. All kinds of Mr Mallett was a member of Christ will be properly 42 Water St., Norwalk.Ct. .We cordially invite Can be found at . church for the few he ex- WpIi-v- evelasses and spectacles are but past years to call at our new store and had not been able to attend church you at short notice. All kinds of amine our fine stock of repaired regularly as in former years owing to matched. Our repair work is xne was W. W. Stevens & Co.'s, lenses his advancing age. iunerai Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, -- Reid his late Au- M. G. KEANE'S all executed on the premises. attended at residence, 16 Danbury, Conn. 1054 28. 2 o'clock m Rev L. R. Silverware, Clocks, Umbrellas, Whitest., & Todd, Jewelers & .Opticians. gust at p. Sheffield officiating. Monumental Toilet and Manicuring fcets, Competent Workmen for Repairing. Main street, opp. Howland's, Bridge- Purses. Bracelets. Ltc. A CARD OF THANKS. Works, fWli! port n, You will find our prices the lowest some columns The We also do fine watch H. Beers & Co. are showing We wish through the of Bridgeport. in the citv. - R. Housatonic Ave., X) be of the K in summer oxfords for Bee to express our thanks to all our and repairing. i Your glasses shokld not only prevail- splendid values jewelry f. ing pattern, but should suit jour individuality. A men and women. Mr Beers has always mends and neighbors ior tneir Kind- ft RoDC MJlftinilir lyman GLASSES'" possess certain good ft! shoe ness and through the sick- rdl We build for particular people. Nl prided himself in his department, sympathy mj mints not found m ordinary eye glasses. glasses his stock from one of the best ness and death of our dear father and securing Mrs D. Mal 28.888. houses in New England, and has never grandfather. George Ancelot, M. J. BUECHLER, had a complaint. lett and family. X Established 1875. Tkfl V',Mv hroA Trnttinff Stal-- . The Reliable Jeweler, Mrs Bradley several days at 48 Fairfield Avenue. Sear Depot, G. N. Clarke of Nichols is Ending spent lion, sired by Lancelot 2.23 (heads of his celebrated the home of her son. Randolph Bradley Conn. out free samples week. a stud in Austria;, aam va Bridgeport, Liver Pills. People who are in Redding, last third YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN Vegetable L. N. Mallett, who was ill, last ter of Kremlin 2.07.) second, DO troubled with biliousness, constipation, of dizziness, week, is better at this writing. and fourth dams producers That Prescription is filled as yout f bysic indigestion, headache, etc, a week H. your as cure the above W. A. Lane has spent at should try them they speed. like to have it? If so, bring it here. where other pills only give Logan's. and other particulars tc an would ailments has been pur-- Senator pedigree E. relief. See his advertise- The new carpet that C. Osborne, Jr., temporary tmsf for Christ church, has been W. H. Buckingham STEPNETCONN. another column. . ment in much the interior of or Joseph Atchison, Curtis' laid, improving and Pharmacy, the cnurcn. OMNAra Farm) woodbcbt. Coks Painting Paper Hanging, Satisfaction in all work Main and Elm 3ts., Bridgeport, Conn Bob Miss Fdith Logan is visiting rela Colt Broken. Of all kinds. guar Corner some splendid MsculU-G- oM Estimate gladly luroisnea. ju'rt made tives in Derby. o Long Distance Phone 2. Local anteed. Medal Flour. 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1008,

routes, but may bo built upon high and Financial Institutions. Plnsi;lal, limitation. The Newtown Bee. unapproachable places, Newtown. Friday, September i. IWs. Ai another effect, the suburbs of The Randall Company, Land Mortgage; great cities now In existence may The spread out over an area hundreds of (Chartered) THE HOME CIRCLE miles without the city limits, opening New Mllford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent,

Newtown g up a great variety of very attractive SS year experience. Based on land. In Si ' ' WHAT WE MAY FAIRLY EXPECT dwelling sites to those transacting Not a dollar lout years experience In tliene securities, OF THE FLYING MACHINE business in the cities. Savings Bank A third effect will be a In- great (Founded in 181) BY REV RALPH E. DANFORTH. crease in travel. Every improvement Bonds in the facilities and methods of travel Yielding Attractive Interest Itcturns. Now that people generally are real in the has marked a stage in the To Investors who feel compensated for t certain lack of ready marketability past by a ifi'tierou. Ineome. we sumoxI the following! lzing that tne nying-mamn- e is, or evolution of business and commerce, a WHMlMiIMM lUlLWAV.LIUHTA I'OWElt refunding and extension 6 per cent Per cent Due May IW. I'rlee 100 & Int. o should be a a many in more Pays gold bond. Yielding per cent. possibility, great greater interest places remote riwurt'd upon the traction, lighting and beating properties of the great southern wild statement and speculations are be from one's native place, and a broaden 4 Iron city of lilrnilnirliam, Alabama. liALV EdTON ELKCXUlC CO. o'a.Uuo 1010. IMce 93 -! & Int. S -8 For Men acconv Ma; Yielding per mi printed about its future ing of human sympathies. Conceive, cent. Yet a careful and con Thl Company does the entire atreet railway and a large part of the lighting busl plishments. if you can, what the railroad, freight lie In (ialreaton, Texas, which bas.the lament export trade of any city In the coun- servative consideration of the subject ed with human beings, letters, news- Interest try with the exception of New York. The net earning are three time the Interest and Women charge and dividend of i per cent are paid on the stock, may point to results and changes to be papers, cargo organic and inorganic, flying-machi- which This mark identifies the highest wrought by the great and small, has wrought! avsry On all deposits without dis- HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, more than are some type of men's and women's shoes are increase in speed and facility withal Court Exchange Bldg., 2075Ute5t., Bridgeport, Conn. sold at $3.50. And though leather of the erratic flights of imagination has carried the evolution just so much crimination. turned out by the press from time to a flat at its and labor are now more costly, we further. If disc, carrying Deposits of One Dollar to maintain the high standard which has time. center passengers, machinery and car of made Zenith Shoes famous and For example, in the single matter go, could be so constructed as to travel One Thousand Dollars receiv- label rapid transportation, statistics from elastic, road which our guarantees. safely the smooth, good ed from one in one The City National Bank, Shoes for men and women great cities on both sides of the At-- of air at a of several hun any person Zenith way the speed of 103 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. are made of the finest quality mater antic show that with the improvement dred miles an hour, who would be so and to year. ials by expert shoe makers, and have of rapid transit its extension bold as to attempt to oredict to all of dan- ESTABLISHED 1854. more hand-worl- r. in them than any suburban and rural districts the the results in advannce? We can only Capital, $250,000.00 other $J.5U shoes, lhey come in gers of conjested population are being foretell with assurance results very lives DAVID C PECK, President and Profits, 320,000.00 the latest styles, in all leathers, and greatly reduced, and many young general in nature. Surplus in sizes which insure a fit for with not a few maturer lives are As a fourth result, there would be ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer ' every foot." saved. a vast increase and elevation of hu- FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a Countless children are now growing man intercourse. The cultured schol H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. habits. The temptations of worldly special high grade. up in the freer air and larger spaces gentleman of this little earth arly adulations and desires the better of We control Zenith Shoes exclu without the city limits, who would be would come to know far more about get the Judgement and disaster is the result. sively and sell them in our new and compelled by circumstances to spend every corner, curve and denizen of The law of God cannot be broken with enlarged shoe section :n our base their little lives in the narrow quarters while the ignorant in lands far and it; Get the saloons, the most Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 ment salesroom. of dwarfed tenement suites were it near would have more of the world's impunity. of all evil, out of the and not for rapid ; and the damaging way transportation wisdom knocking at their foreheads. JV. Vice two-thir- of the crime and trouble CHARLES G. SAN FORD, Prest. EDWARD MARSH, Prest air would be even stuffier and the cities The hoarded secrets of the uttermost H. Cashier. would be done with, less call then 0. BROTHWELL, even more crowded for their presence. of the sea would be well known away parts maintenance insane flying-machi- for the of jails, and Others Mon- Whatever the can do for in every home ; while wisdom would Trustees, Administrators Holding retreats, poor houses and so long rapid transit and if it is a success it take the wings of the morning and fly eys In Trust PHI so as poverty and misery exists it is the Outfitters to Men, Women and Children can do much will increase by just to the uttermost parts of the sea. Then Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitate matters when call much the benefits to civilization. The duty of all Christian people to help edupoo for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the Northwest Corner the double process of the spread of the In IB It not? the fallen, comfort the hopeless and bank balance equals the total amount of money trust. Simple, Halo Street and Fairfield Avenue. flying-machi- will probably add to the knowledge of earth would take a We solicit your account. try by all means of sympathy to re- dangers of rapid transit tor a time, but sweeping flight and soar to a higher Bridgeport, Conn, and while we are car- First National Bank, many as are the accidents incurred in level. trieve suffering on as best we may the support of 930 Main Street, Bridgeport,' Conn. rapid travel, the chance of accident is But. seriously now, would not this rying foreign missions let us not overlook far preferable to the sure injury re increase in human intercourse, with the in a the needs of our homeland. Helen A. sulting from unbroken confinement consequent spread of the knowledge of densely crowded quarter, an injury earth be also a moral boon? Taylor' Danbury' great 1866 ' not be noticed Established V; , Announcement. which, though it may Nothing on earth could be hid ; all , Roxbury sure to be An cleaner for the hands by the first generation, is would be open, known to all, plain as Oldest In and household uses. Quick-Liee- n is The Banking Firm Connecticut. felt by the second or the third gener- corner would be su-- daylight. Every the greatest modern dirt and greese ation. pernavigated frequently, unexpectedly. remover yet discovered for machinists, The wind may at some time, or may Hut. and palace; garden, park and dnnters. electricians, engineers, rail L. & We Have road and all T. Watson Co., never be kind enough to blow a gas- forest.; all would be known not only to men, foundry men, etc., Fresh Fruits and Vegetables In who have stained and soiled hands. incidentally some human and who travel but also to those who BANKERS BROKERS their season. Are now havingsome very nice bagand those For cleaning windows, floors, walls, "Also ana un eatlnir Feaches. new potatoes mechanical freight directly over the look enamel ions. Good supply of Mason and Lightning at pictures (and read) kettles, ware, sinks, marble, Stocks and Bonds North Pole. laws of Fruit Jars, extra runners ana caps lor tne According to the The flying-machin- e, then, would bath tubs and rust from iron or steel, canning season. Do yourtrading with us and be it stands unrivalled. can is Corner Main and John Bridgeport, Conn. be sure or the best Groceries tne mancet ar chance such a feat might possible, 1. Open up new sites, more com- Every Street, to do all it is claimed for it, fords at let live prices. but the results to civilization, if not on guaranteed manding and healthful, which cities Quick-KIee- n MONEY-SAVIN- G or the money refunded. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. THE STORE. would be small. nil, could be built. Soap Co., 835 Myrtle avenue, Brook- Allen Joyce, The French government, it is de- 2. Enable many more people to live lyn. N. Y. Get a can from your Koxbury Station, Conn clared, has already authorized certain in the country. Spread the suburbs grocer. officials to devote their energies to a and wide. en- of cities far Greatly & far look ahead, and to formulate plans hance the choice of dwelling sites for Brookfield. James Staples Co.,

for meeting difficulties confronting the "well-to-do- ." ' ; H. E. GARLICK, the i A NO. 1 CROP OF TOBACCO. Bankers and Brokers, ' Customs and War Departments when 3. Stimulate travel and intercommu- ' 189 State Street, Corner Court, Veterinary. national boundaries shall be crossed William W. as a nication. an Osborne, large BRIDGEPORT, OONN. ROX BURY. CONN Artesi high in air, day or night. This shows 4. Aid in the increase end spread tobacco grower as we have in our 208-- Long Distance Telephone a pleasing faith in the future of the of knowledge and aid missions direct town, says his crop of 10 acres which Deposits received subject to check and in- terest allowed at 1 he rate of 3 cent on bal- P. S.: Any one wishing to communicate with flying-machin- e. - is per and he has raised this year the heaviest ances of $500 or over. me over Local Telephone Call 4. ly indirectly. all deference Wells and had on - With to any opinions finest crop he ever his farm. Surety Bonds furnished. Will act as Trustees or held by others, in my opinion such Mr Osborne now has it pearly all , un- Administrators In WORK AT HOME. the settlement of Estates or In the care of Andrew changes will lnot come' about through And Water Supply der cover 8nd it is certainly a dandy property generally, Puchala, Sxfe the gf in crop and should demand a good price. deposit boxes to rent, with private ROXBTJRY, CONN instrumentality gas bags BY HELEN A. TAYLOR OF DAN- - rooms for use of customers. construct- Horse and Ox Carriage and Wagon whatever shape such may be BURY. For Cities and Towns, Breweries Shoeing. ' Eepairingand General Blacksmithing. Also ed. Any sufficient volume of gas for Manufactories, Cemeteries William Smith of White Plains, N. all kinds of Machine Work done. Lawn mow- P. L. Holzer P T. ers sharpened and repaired; 25c for sharpen- lifting the requisite cargoes, will be The topic for our Christian Farms, Eesidences. Y has moved into Mr Foster's place Staples All kinds steam and ing. of gasoline of winds when home missions, on the engines repaired. Every day after 4 the plaything the their society one erning Plains. p. m., all kinds cf Plumbing work done forces awake and stir themselves. Al- leads to the thoughts that naturally at your home when desired. Shop open week days from 7 a. m. to ti p. m. though we are not always justified in follow, that the first work in th at line The 3B-- 5. Bridgeport Trust Telephone call drawing analogies from nature, there begins in the home, either for good or of is no bird, bat or insect that floats it- bad, the home influence, education, Prepayment Company self in the air by means of a gas-ba- g, etc., holds in a great degree through Kelt ln A nnouncwrtiwntf. Debentures. m-i- n State St., South and in this way they are wise. In- a life time, the love of home has such Bridgeport. Conn. stead they present the thin edges of a stmng hold on the mind and the The Middlesex Banking flat wing surfaces to the wind, only affections. The memory of the prayer Capital, surplus and undi- vided Our their bodies opposing its force. So at the mother's knee, has been so Company profits, $300,000.00 Try must it be with the aeroplane ; the many times a saving grace to a natur- of Connecticut, 40c Teas. Gun- Middletown, Oolong, Japanese. Receives powder or English Breakfast, guaranteed as cargo of freight will oppose quite ally wayward child, the home habits Deposits subject tocheck, allowing Will pay par and accrued Interest for the Interest on accounts averaging 1500 balance. good as any 50c Tea on the market. All our in de- low enough surface to the winds for man and example are copied a' great Test Borings and Core Drill Pros- Rents Safe DeDOsit Boxes. Kroceries at correspondingly prices. D Acts as Executor. Administrator. con- hence for for Dam, Debentures of Series 74, Trust. JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. with his ingenuous contrivances to gree by the child, the great pecting Minerals.Testing or in any and Bridge Pier Foundations, due October 1, 1908, Fiduciary Capacity. trol. The most successful aeroplanes, resting upon the parents, Bnilding Shafts for Elevators and any other at the office of the F. W. MARSH, President.-ORANG- neither form the who nature upon presentation however, may imitate the especially mother, by practical purpose. MERWIN, Vice Pres't Business nor the action the wings of the bird, is so allied in affection and sym- EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. Still Doing nearly E.H.JUDSON Treasurer. at the Old Stand. but be as much an improvement over pathy with her offspring. If wines DriUed Wells, i nature as are the wheels of the locomo or intemperate habits are the least in- Driven and meats are the best Wells, Our stock of groceries outruns the deer in at then the founda- the market affords ann our prices are right. tive that wild, super dulged home, Test Borings The We always strive to please our customers, ior, for our purposes, to the mechanism tion is laid that leads to drunk enness BRIDGEPORT llememoer the place, (Exact Samples) of of the and as the and and so of all Bridgeport the legs deer, consequent misery, Any Pumping System Supplied. ANK Cassidy's Old Stand, ocean steamers excel, in power and en- the evils to which frail human nature National Bank. B Conn. durance, the fish of the sea. is As far as the mission work 1842) South Britain, subject. From the day of Its opening (Incorporated If the perfection of the flying-machi- in our own town is concerned, first of Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air In December, 180B. down to the present CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS, Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, time, the business of this Bank has its all is.the down of the saloons ; Conn. should, through greater pos- putting Machines, Well gone forward without Interruption and Bridgeport, Pipe, Drilling Supplies. never has it been so well pre- sible speed and increased facility, be so long as they are allowed by law to before Come pared to meet and satisfy the needs of the culminating step toward freeing exist so long will all tne same pov- Its patrons as now. This Bank has always maintained a al- Received From $1 To our store and you are such denizens of the city as may desire erty and degredation exist that al specie and currency basis and are still Deposits ways suiv to find a completestock of groc- prepared to do so for the business wants and country life, its boon to huamnity ways accompany them. What can be to $1000. eries, boots, shoes, general merchandise, C. L. of all Its patrons. i also grain and feed of all kinds. Stock foods, through this one achievement would expected of children when grown that Grant, the kind that keep your animals healthy. ' T. B. DEFOREST. President Interest paid on all amounts, in season. No under vile influences Conn. Fruit and vegetables their be beyond measure. are brought up the 58 Belden St., Hartford, Cashier. trouble to deliver your goods. Leave your F.N. BENHAM, large or small. order with us and we do the rest. The paths through the air, like the of those that patronize these resorts mariner's paths through the sea, are where morality and Christianity are at LOANS Est. Charles P. Williams, all roads. There is no need to such a fearful discount. Children oft- e good made oy real estate located in Bridge Mrs C. P. Williams, Administratrix. prepare the way; no smoothing of en seen much under age sent to bring port South Britain. rough ways, no blasting of rocks nor the poison, that will destroy their home We Offer, DesirableOffices for rent. of forests ; no laying of road- peace and comfort and likely embitter Weak felling Subject to sale, the fol- us on VIOTICE-- On and after Mav 1 1 will be at my bed, ties or rails; no bridging of their whole lives, say nothing of the lowing first mortgages negotiated by T. B. DEFOREST, President. ll old KtHnri In Snuth Britain Dreoared to do improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes have chasms or leveling of mountains nor taint in tnat is in- ALEXANDER HAWLElf. Treasurer. any busines in my line. Thanking my friends hereditary appetite, Interest coupons attached, principal and in tne ana solicit a marked thus Children robbed EUdneyc terest payable at our bank. for ,nelr patronxge past following of winding valley engendered. of Canst more trouble than any other orfM M ant te or it in tne ruiure. of the It tc Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. out by the streams will be necessary, their inheritance before they are the body. The (unotlon kidneys just separate Inorganic salt and water In tie pro- f 150 ( 600 6 per cent Vacant lot A. r. Munson, roads born God and to remove them and 300 600 6 " !' Ot. for all toads will bp good to the by the sins of the parents. cess of circulation, South Britain. thelrattcndantpolsonsfrom the body through 350 700 6 " Mechanics and Farmers' machine and the man that can conquer has created man in His own image, the bladder. Therefore when the kidney) 350 700 6 " " 51-- Bank Let us consider the and made the the become diseaeed and weak they are naturally 800 2.500 1.200 Savings the air. briefly body earthly temple their work properly, end 900 1,590 51-- enable to perform - VacantlQt results that is, what plain common of the soul, has given abundant nour- Da! oi In the back. Inflammation of the bladder 1,000 2,m 6 " 1.S00 New Baik Builaiif, Wall and orlnary disorders are the retult. It ll 1.500 2.500 5 " 1.500 St.,Bri.eprt F. CONGER sense would decree must result from ishment of the fruits of the earth to relief be 2.500 " C lmoeratlre that prompt afforded, 4,500 5 3.00 Deposits, 1, 1906, unless remove the 2.H00 " Oct, 13,873,773.29 such a maintain it and has commanded us to which U Impossible you 5,000 5 3.000 Botsford, Conn. victory. cause. 3.250 5.000 5 " 3.500 Surplus and Interest, 160,681.68 ideal flying- - take care of our bodies as 3,500 6.000 6 " 3.500 Ilorseshoelng, Carriage and Wagon Repair- . When the aeroplane it pertains DeWilt's Kidney and Bladder Pilli .VOO 51--2 " 3,700 ing of all kinds and General Blacksmith. We 6,000 Assets, 11,034,454.97 machine, constructed on the principle so much to our earthly and eternal 4,500 9.000 6 " 5.000 aim to please our customer!). promptly eliminate poisons from the eytteii of Shop closed every Saturday at noon nntil of the thin disc skimming horizontally welfare ; to a great extent a sound same time make the kidneys A similar line of Bridgeport Mortgages can Number depositors, 11,587. and at the Stocks and 11 11000 nntil October 1, l!t7. be- usually be furnished. Bonds, DeDosits of to received and In tomat 23-- mind must be a sound and strong. Ex- i. Telephone Call through the air at high speed, accomplished by listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Credited from the first of each month, For Wen Ktdnaya. Baokacha, In. in Real Insurance payable comes perfected to the point of safety body and that which destroys the ot the bladder and all change. Also deal Estate, in jauunrj auu juiy oi eacn year, incorpor urtEaW Da Witt'. and Surety Bonds. ated 1873. and immense then health, unbalances the hence troubl.a Kidney of speed, places brains, and Bladder W are unaurpaeaai ' orriosBSi W. T. GALLAGHER will become habit- we often hear of BURR & now inaccessible very prominent Treatment for 25c KNAPP, JohnL.Wei8elg, President. Hair St., Sandt Hook, Or. will no and cut off A Week's and Marshall able, and great cities longer preachers speakers being It faJL Bankers Brokers, B. Morrt, I Shon near New England 8tatIon. Barber Moner they Freda. B. H&1L Vice Preaidenta. and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in all my work be confined in site to convenient har- ere they reach the youth of their man- TeL423. ' ( even-- Conn COSN. L. 8. Catlln, and guaranteed. Shop open every day and i bors or river or railroad hood and usefulness intemperate H. Ruph, Newtown, BRIDGEPORT. Secretary Treworer. g. BazorHonlng A Specialty. valleys , easy by THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1008 5

Cornwall Bridge er the many other branchei rf the pro fession, consisting of trimming, chain' GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVER- in?, packing, acraping, ipraying anil SARY. fertilizing. Tree turgery is. in fact, Mr and Mra Ludwig Liner celebrated an advanced development of arboricult s:.-- - ... m li their 50th anniversary of married life ure. Both iruit and....shade trees are V.-"- : at their - 7 home at Cornwall Bridge, valued now as never before, and the .(f,jt ;.''''' AuuuKt 27. An eluborate lunch was fact has become generally known that imed in the large dining room at 2 p, m. Four daughteri with husbands and by skilful methods of the tree surgeon three tons and wives were seated at it is possible to give a new lease of the table with the bride and groom of life to treea which apparently had fifty while an table years, at adjoining reached their limit of existence. is were Heated seven grandchildren and It mmjr..? ix intimate friends of the family. The safe to say that almost any tree of me tables were beautifully decorated with dium age may be saved by these meth fruit and golden glow. After luncheon ods. Of the many branches embraced in the were invited to family with guests this work the cement the parlor. Remarks were called for filling forms by from members of the family. Several far the largest and most important CD A i. responded with cheery greetings. part The'practice of filling cavities and very impressive appropriate poem with cement has long been in use, but was read by Charles a son-in-la- Trill Xenm n n aava h alW F.Parent, when carried out along the usual lines r ti "... and another by the eldest women sbould not fall to try granddaughter, Mary E. Lorch. Se- it only serves to add to the original .fHiKjii lections on the and trouble. methods of h iTiir graphophone piano, The up Compound as did. sealing also The singing, were enjoyed by all. the decayed sections simply increased Mrs. A. Grpcnrv. of 23SK TjirMnn bride was attired in rustling black silk, fit- - Denver. Cm ' w thejdecay. Many examples may be her daughters and daughters-in-la- be- Pinkham: ing attired white. Mr and Mrs Liner seen where the bark at the side of the in wai nraetieallT an ItithIM tnr at were the of was no "I recipients many good cavity covered by the cement, On account of famntA frAnlilaa. wishcH and a of Vetri. purse gold containing regard having been paid to drainage or I underwent an irom sons and also a optration by tbe daughters, the of the wound. doctor's advice, but in a few months purse" of $5 from Mr susequent , healing I gold containing was worse before. A ad- and Mrs Miller. were As the cement did not stick to the than friend Charles They vised E. Piokham's married in New York 27, and the of Lydia Vagatable City August wood, swaying the tree by Compound and restored 1858, and of it metoptrfect spent the early part their the wind often enlarged ,the crack such m bare sot wedded life after which health, I enjoyed ia New Hall of Where Woodruff Was Given there, they between the wood and the wat- manr reari. Anv woman miffurln aa the Washington Club, the Concert last Friday Night. came to Cornwall Bridge, where filling, : . y a they did bearing-dow- a now er behind the cement and I with backache, reside. Mrs Liner's maiden name penetrated and was Anna Marearet Beisel. the eldest pains, periodic palni,should not fail decay went on even more rapidly than to DM Lvdia R. Pinlrhftm'a Vratih1a Hopkins" were much ,enjoyed by all of five children of Mr and Mrs George before. Compound," present..' Among the many others in Beisel. She is the only surviving costume were: Miss Elenore Hess as one of the five children. Her childhood The tree grows in girth by the depos- FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. trained nurse; Harry Hoyt as a Gibson home was in Germany. Eight children it of a thin layer of new wood be- For thirtv reara T.vrlin Tit Pint. girl in a stunning lavender Princess were born to Mr and Mrs Liner : Mrs tween the wood and the bark. There ham's Vegetable Compound, m&da dress : C. Beeman as a farmer boy ; C. B. Lorch of North Kent. J. C. Liner three in coat mid- from roots and has been the Mrs fowle as Topsy ; Albert Celler as of Sharon, Mrs Maurice Kuntzer of are layers this the herbs, thin-formi- standard for female riding muster ; Mrs Celler as school Jersey City, John Liner of Poughkeep- - dle one being composed of remedy Ills, - and has cured thousands girl; William J. Keyo in a sheath sie, N. Y Mrs Edward Bennett of tissues known, as the "cabmium." The positively of ; Jack King as a Charles Mrs Charles New women who have been troubled with, gown dude; Cornwall, Parent of inner Bide of this layer forms new McKinley as ballett dancer; Aneta Haven, H. P. Liner of Cornwall displacements, inflammation, ulcera- wood, the outer new bark. is this Smiley as "Little Russell Bridge and another son, Ludwig, hav- It tion, fibroid tnmnrs. irrpcnilftHHui as The Miss Clara Mil- died new and the of the four Smiley Groom; ing about 17 years ago. Among layer layers periodic pains? backache, that bear ; Mil- ler as the Red Rose Miss Louise the invited were Mr and Mrs five which known n guests or previous years are lng-aow- nauuency, ler as the Fortune Teller; Mrs Smiley Charles Miller and two children of ieeiing, indiges- as the sapwood, and form the active tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. as Carman ; Mrs Seers as school girl. Bridgeport, Miss Ruth Trowbridge of branches. The Mrs Hazel Von Wolff won the first Bridgeport. Miss Bessie Barret of Wa- - section of the trunk and vvnyaontyoutry it? prize for best costume for the ladies, terbury and Miss Flora Denton of Win-- cells of these rings are gradually cov- Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick 22 with women to hpp fnr ativiro. a kodak, receiving ballots, sted. After wishing the bride and ered by the yearly deposit of new writ eight ballots for Miss Florence Towne. eroom of half a century of She has guided thousands to many years growth, and forming sapwood become Vincent Lippe was awarded the first happiness, the guests departed, having neann. Address, .Lynn, Mass. heart-woo- d, which is dead and serves prize for the men, a waste basket. He spent a most enjoyable day. El- received 13 ballots to 12 ballots for merely as a strong framework for the wire being stretched from nails driven more Hess. The and parlor dining living parts of the tree and as store- into reinforc- room were decorated with col- the wood, and acting as prettily houses for excess material. ored crepe paper. Five tables in the ing for the cement. This work having Kent. hollow parlor were beautifullly decorated This is the reason why trees been completed, the cement is made as A lunch was in with flowers. Dutch may often be found a flourishing moist as possible, and then built 'out served. it was the most PERSONAL CHAT. Altogether condition when the. heartwood may into the outline of the notable social event on the lake this original tree. have However, season. John Brown still remains very ill. entirely disappeared. The bark which has been cut back for a tree in this condition, de- His son, Emerson, of Wingdale, N. Y., landscape an inch or so in order to prevent bruis- of the shelter of its fellows, is ARRIVALS AT THE WILSON and nis daughter, Mrs Julia Barton, of prived ing while the work is in progress will in for a wind or a HOUSE. Macedonia ire both at their old home grave .danger high eventually cover the filled-i- n wound, snowfall find an vic- heavy may it easy the tree tnus its normal ap- Mr Mrs J. W. and son, helping to care for him. gaining and Bray tim. Mr and Mrs R. Owens, Mrs W. F. Miss Esther Soule ot Kent Furnace pearance. Mr and Mrs H. A. Thornr of has been re- In the Stansfield, has been at her Wal- After the mass decay case of exceptionally large Willum L, visiting uncle's, bury, F. H. Stansfield, moved from the interior of a rotting cavities the opening is'covered by large Savage, Mr and Mrs E. W. Hall, G. E. ter Jennings. trunk there remains a shell of living strips of zinc. The cement is then Black. Bridgeport. Miss Lena Gable, who is staying with Mrs John S. Hobby, Mr and Mrs T. sapwood and bark. Into this cavity a forced down into every crevice and al- Miss Annie Knapp in Kent, was home, ' H. Vought, Mr and Mrs'J. H. Andrews, steel brace is inserted and bolted in lowed to set, after which the zinc is Sunday. S Jr., M.E. Davis, Brooklyn. place. This gives to the tree the sta removed and a coat of fine finishing if Mr and Mrs Peck, F. J. Everett, Earle Johnson of Wsrren is visiting which a of the cement on the color Marion Stansfield, Mr and Mrs Frank bility by decay support- put and painted of S - at John Brown's. Eveland, G. L. Robinson, Eugene ing heartwood it had lost. Now comes the baric. By this method the tree Frank, New York. Mrs David O. Smith and children an important operation, the cutting of surgeon is enabled to build out trees Mrs E. Tolham, Mrs Justine Collins, ARTHUR D. WOODRUFF, have been spending a few days in the watersheds, which prevent the where fully half the wood may have Julia I . Broderick, Christine M. Mee-- at Edward Dakin's. entrance of moisture. The watersheds been or han, Frances McDonough, Stella Mc-- destroyed by lightning from Of New York and the Successful Musical Conductor, Washington, Donough, New Haven. Mrs R. W. Howland and daughter consist of deep grooves cut about an other cause. This treatment serves as Whose Annual Concerts in Washington and Litchfield Mrs M. J. Benedict, Libbie M. Ben- were in New Milford, last Friday. inch inside the edge and opening to the a fine example of the healing powers of P. Nathaniel Musical Events of Season for edict, Edgar Benedict, ground below. The cement, being Nature, for it is remarkable how are the the Selleck, Mr and Mrs C. G. Arnold, William Farrell has returned from Jr., into these wounds will heal when Scarboro-on-Hudso- n. packed tightly grooves, quickly these Litchfield County. his visit to Dover Plains, N. Y. , and Miss Mass. forms a channel down which the water from moisture and further Sadie Todd, Salem, other places. protected Earle Brooks Haskins, Norwalk. flows, to be led out at the base. The decay by the cement filling insured by Mr and Mrs D. C. Misses Sadie and Hetty Brown Woodbury, Henry Sanford, Bridge-- Sanford, Turney sprat cavity is then wired throughout, tne the watersheds. water. Soule, New Milford. last Friday in New Milford. Newtown Bee. F. A. Boardman, Warren. The Mrs Sbon and of Foster R. Green, Fall River, Mass. Flora daughter 4 1908. Newtown, Friday, September LOTTIE PECK O'DELL. Mrs C. A. Zelinder, Rena A. Zelin-de- r, Brewsters, N. Y., Mr and Mrs Edward Leading Washington Business Houses. Nannette M. Zelinder, Newark, Shon and Mr and Mrs Charles T. Chase Lottie Peck O'Dell. the wife of Ed ward C. died on N.J. were guests at M. B. Howland's on O'Dell, August 17, Mr and Mrs E. R. Hawley, Shelton. after a lingering illness with a cancer Wednesday last. OUR Washington. ous attection. ane was taken ill in Artistic March and had been a great sufferer. ARRIVALS AT THE LOOMARWICK. She is survived by her husband and two LATEST THING IN TREE SURG- - Perfection Coffee Photograbhic Work Florence and June. Her G. W. Shaw, John L. Taylor, Waller THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE daughters, age ERY. was 46 The funeral took place J. Wesselman, Miss J. Wesselman, Miss years. Is true to name. Coffees and teas High Grade Photo Work at YEAJt. on the 19th, Kev R. A. Carter and Rev A. Wesselman, James C. Andes, New Reasonable Prices. T. M. The bear- York. IhOW CEMENT IS USED IN RE-- for particular people at the views as desired on outside The musical event the Peck officiating. pall Special taken great of year ers were Mrs E. F. Davenport, Miss F. C. places. Views of Local Scenery and Build- in Litchfield the concerts at George Farmer, Henry Gee, PATRING DECAYED TREES. People's Store. for sale. county, Clifford Gee Delbert Gee. Miss Miller, Miss ings and and and Funeral Davenport, Nancy Camera and Photo Supplies for sale. Washington Litchfield, Friday Directors AsDinwall had Clara Charles M. took sched- Prindle'& the Miller, Davenport, From The Cement Saturday evenings, place as in Age. Wash- arrangements charge. Brooklyn. uled. At Washington the large Mrs H. Miss M. L. Coggswell & Wettereau, Studio of J. I. West, Club hall filled, Raguet, Raguet, ington ,was Friday F. P. West of New York has beei Newark, N." J. What is tree surgery? In so far as Washington Depot, Conn. by a fashionable audience. Washington Depot, Ct. evening, the of his brother, Joseph T. Foster R. Greene, Fall River, Mass. it applies to the cement work alone a The general verdict on the concert wa3 guest West. . F. A. Warren. was the best Mr Woodruff has Boardman, igood answer would be that it is the that it M. B. Bunnell has laid the brick for Edward Toucey, Bridgeport. Trie program was more popular practical of dentistry to given. the chimneys on the new residence of Allison P. Smithy Newtown. application in make-u- p and better suited for; a cov- - its and is the mason work Dea Frank Brown, New Preston. trees. But this answer would not summer Mr Woodruff was Pr Shopp, doing evening. in to Heath this in the the addition the cottage, Carl Bader, particularly happy, year, now erected Contractor Ba- selection of his soloists. Miss Caroline being by con. one of the the Washington Depot Market Try Hudson, soprano soloist, delighted T. H. a member of the the audience. She was fine Cogswell, particularly firm of & Wettereau, ashington Depot. Hubbard & Blake on notes and won en- popular Cogswell the high repeated Mrs has been A full line of Meats on nana." Game Reinald with Cogswell, enjoying always 1 cores. Werrenrath.the baritone, L. I. n tbe season. Meats always of primetquality audience from a sojourn at East Quogue, and reasonable. soloist, captivated the F. Bristol is back in Genasco Ready Roofing prices While his voice is not as J. Clayton of Asphalt Jj the start. his old in store of Lightning as some soloists heard here position the Cogs- powerful well & in of Wettereau. in previous seasons, sweetness well-like- Morris a d clerk in Cutter jj tone, the like was never heard in Wash- Bowen, the store of Cogswell & Wettereau, is ( ington before. The work of the chorus Z back at work after being laid up for a Carter House, I was remarkably good. The tenors J ISStTTJl 7 I Bush week with acute indigestion. I ' , , Scythes. were some weak in number but in qual- 20-- . 1908 , An addition 20 x 24 feet is being built 1 Waramaug Lake, of work they held up their part ity on to the Bradley cottage, now owned well. The selection by the men's ST4ND ON END I Just What the farmer needs. by F. E. Heath. Contractor Richard FsTAND ONEND J New Preston, Ct with obligato solo by Mr -.- v,3J-2- -u chorus, Bacon has the work in f H J Werrenrath. was one of the charge. M&eNASCO 4 popular Mr and Mrs George Whitehead of numbers of the evening. Mr Woodruff i' ; iOENASCO Roxbury were guests on Friday of Mr MODEL Is open for the Season Under was at his best in the chorus . sooriNO S directing and Mrs W. H. Farrand. 'j .;aiv r stoni. smfACE r-- and and deserves These 00flS0 the of Mrs Hen- Screen Windows I great praise. W. H. is a round M ::(KADV v SkGENASCOi! Management looked as Farrand erecting l fft. concerts are forward to the silo. Ellsworth Fenn has been assist- Brown. Doors. most enjoyable events of the season in ry I ing him with the work. h XCVJ: k Washington and Litchfield and Mr W it Screen Wire. 'it Woodruff deserves the hearty support ;jtr; Dinners Served. of every well-to-d- o citizen. The sides New Preston. of the hall and stage were beautifully decorated with hydrangeas, and placed SWELL EVENT AT THE LOOMAR- - I - - r- -- I co 60 YEARS' the green, background of the ? against WICK. " BARftER ASPHAII t?4V EXPERIENCE White Mountain hall made a stunning effect. People j ji present from out of town included : One of the most enjoyable events at and Ideal I Mr and Mrs Carl Stoeckel of Nor- Lake this season, was the ' Waramaug, iJSE NO HOOK5 Ice Freezers. folk, Judge and Mrs E. W. Preston, masquerade ball at the Loomarwick, Cream Mr and Mrs E. W. Seeley, Prof E Ibert last Friday evening. The guests were Sanford and son of Roxbury, Mr and received by Mrs W. C. Towne, assist- Mrs W. F. Kinney, Mr and Mrs E. J. ed Mrs Von Mrs by Wolff, Wheeler, Marks Sturges,Mr and Mrs George H. John- Mrs Chapin, Mrs Gates, Mrs Rowe, Trade W. G. Mrs Designs son, Mr and Mrs Green, Mrs Seilers and Mrs Davenport. An 1" S. F. SEELEY,! Frank E. Soule, Ray Leach, George was the 7ru Copyrights 4c amusing feature grand march, fil1 Anrone rending a rtetrh and drcripttnn my Dean, Mr and Mrs Robert Hungerford led by Miss Hildecrafde Wesselman as quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an lnentlon la probably patentable. I Washington Depot, Ct of New Milford, Mr and Mrs W. 0. Flower Girl and Miss Lottie Williams HANDEOOK on Patent

, Mr Mrs aent free. Oldest lor aecurlno patents. Corning of Marbledale, and as Bride. Miss Grace Felt was .be aeencj slj DEALER IN Lake Patenta taken through Munn & Co. receive Nelson B. Mead of Waramaug, comingly attired as maid of honor, tjwrtoi notice, without cbarea, la ths Frank Stoughton of Bethlehem, Wil- followed by Miss Florence Towne in Lime, Cement, j liam Curtis. Mr and MrsR. H. Perkins, pink tulle as Polly of the Circus. Miss Scientific Hmcrwn, iCoal, Call or Send for Sainples and Circulars. j Judge and Mrs David Strong of War- Hazel Von Wolff came next, looking A nandsomelf weetlr. I sreest Hardware, l!!nted tonrnal. Terms. ren, Augustus Smith of Washington, as a girl, of anf sclent inc (3 jjf charming Gipsey accompanied Conn. year: fonr month, ti. Sold by all newsdealers. I etc., etc. D. 92 old, Arthur J. Smith by Vincent as Beau HENRY FOULOIS. Washington Depot, C, years Lippe Brummel, & New YorlE and Allison P Smith, Newtown, N. Miss Eunice Gates as Buster Brown MUNN Co.36,Broadwair 1' I ' Branch Office, 623 F EU Washington, D-- & W --Mt Mfc --Mate vaaV vita-- .fr. M. Strong and Harvey Hitchcock, and Miss Helene Wesselman as "Sis . Gasolene for Automobiles, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908.

dred, of New Milford, have been guesti Newtown Bee. ror Severn am ot Mrt t. h. WilBon. The Mr oarbonne or Bridgeport, who tfewtown, Friday, loptoraber 1 tan. ownitne frawley property near the Big oia nununirion imr grounds, li erect ingt cement mock bungalow there. Mn George A. Quick and daughter, Bethlehem. Lva May, have returned home from Ha Sot (Ufa Reductions. week'a visit with Mn Quick'a brother. Mo$(M Henry Davis, in New Haven. CLARK-CRA- NE WEDDING THE Mini Ethel Tonkini of Ansonia g to of school As the season la advancing we shall sell the balance A very ou et home wedding occured teach the t Booth'e Hill thii t the residence of Mr and Mrs Edward year, end wilt begin her school on Tues our good stock of 8. N. Crane on Sunday, August 30, t 10 day. September Me-do- Mrs F. J. booth Is to have ve- a. m.. when their daughter, Miss ra a new Wood-bur- randa built across the front side of her Hammocks, Lawn Mowers, Crane and Edward Clark of y were married by Rev Georsre house Booth has ar Ice Cream Freezers, Refrigerators and Lawn Swings Eastland, pastor of the Methodist Floyd a fine pair of three-ye- There are certain periods In every year when trade conditions church. old Devon steers, purchased of Charles H, Jennlniri of White Hills. make it possible to obtain the great quantities of goods required reduced U a fine to All the summer Mr and in two factors At greatly prices. This opportunity Mr and Mn Jesse Humphrey of Mor guesta at these sales, and trt the siir.e time observe the Mrs Louis Tappen's 'of Booth's Hill secure some big bargains. Big stock of ris and Mr and Mrs John Green of Wa have returned to necessary to their success. on their homes in New tertown were at J. Hunt's Sunday, York. Flower has come The fc:t is t!ut goods nust be so!d al less than prices pre- Miss Sophia home Mrs Caroline Morse of New Haven from at other Bridgewater. has been the guest, the of vailing tira:s.of, t!.j y.ar. , , Fruit Jars and Tumblers Kenneth Bird is at his father's for a past week, Jelly ana can in. of the few jur j. Hayes. The second, that lit reality should not suffer because days. Mrs John B. Shelton, who has been Miss Mildred Judd is still lessened suffering critically ill with typhoid fever at the prices. . for the season. Also extra and rubbers. blood in her finger. canning cap3 with poisoning home of Mr and Mrs John Mc Our has are Is that William S. Blake- - Sheehey, experience taught us that March and September It reported is now gaining slowly. man is the months for these sales. For two months before, im- improving. George D. Nichols and of , logical Hardware and Farmers of AH Kinds. Air and Mrs Kicnara wagee are family Machinery Booth's Hill, who a axe stock for a new season. Manufacturers are a few days at the shore. Mr chaperoned party porters clearing spending of young people, have will attend the his returned, after for business to Magee of a week's stay at the shore Milford doing the same, or looking keep their force together. in while at The Farmers Store. regiment Bridgeport away, Point We also are at the beginning of a new season where lines not While George D. Nichols and family to be continued are reduced in price to make room for sew goods. Roxbury. were at the shore Mr Nichols went out fishing one day and captured 59 nice Most important cf all i3 the arrival of the great foreign pur- flat fish and also a fish. called ABOUT captured chases: 3D). AFFAIRS TOWN. Shade Head fish, which measured 27 , Mary Humphrey, who has been fit inches. He captured this fish with a K. GXiAISS, clam fork. Marble Statuary from Italy the training scnooi mr nurses, the piaat Shelton, Conn. year, at Waltham. Mass.. returned on Bronzes from Paris and Vienna Saturday after spending a two months' China and vacation in town. Georgetown. from France, Germany England The event or the week will be the France and Austria dance given by the Shepaug club in the Glass from Our Sale of Furniture VILLAGE AND j August Town hall, Friday evening, September THE VICINITY, We Offers the chances 4. John W. Ferris and daughter. Alice. go to Europe for these and buy dirlct from the makers, greatest economy Thomas returned from Ver has ever known. This month we make you a number of truly sen Myron and Miss Bessie Lockwood started for all the middleman's so we are in a to Bridgeport mont on in a car cutting out profit, position sational offers. 10, 20, 30 and 50 cent, reductions are made. a Wednesday, oringing Bellville, N. J Saturday, to visit Mr per Iruly load of cows and sheep. sell them as as wholesale dealer and cheaper than most ' chance to save money by buying now. and Mrs R. O. Bennett. cheap any MissOlga Craven has her brother. Mr and Mrs W. H. On every floor in our establishment goods are marked down regardless of Hunter returned. . because we sell greater, quantities. . ; Charles Craven, from Mexico, making after a cost Friday, very pleasant vacation. ' her a short visit b. a. hatchman of New Haven was There is a stock amounting to over $700,000 in our two A number of from here at- people the of Miss Jennie stores the and best in New York or anywhere else, much tended the concert given in guest Olmstead, largest &" from N. Co., Inc., Friday evening, by the Sunday. of which will be sold during this September Sale at 20 to Buckingham and Litchfield Glee club, conducted ' 1842, Mr and Mrs Claude Parks and family 50 below the ESTABLISHED Prof Arthur Woodruff. regular prices. by after sev 177 - - - Mr and Mrs William Nevins, who returned, Sunday, spending 5tatc Street. Bridttport, have spent the summer at Overlook eral days with relatives in Danbury. N. B.-- We repair, we reflolsb and we upholster furniture at reasonable rates- - farm, returned on Monday to their Mrs Arthur Smith and Charles Ben WAMMSAil! home in Yonkers. J01H who nett have been suffering with the John Humphrey,, is visiting at Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avtnut, Rev W. D. Humphrey's, has been quite mumps. Write for on I. T. Sttmarl & Co. Eighth to Tenth Street prices ill, the past week, and under the care Miss Florence Driscoll is visiting her of Dr H. B. Griswold. grandmother. Silosand Ensilage Cutting Hw Tart-Qlly- Plattsville. Mrs A. E. Wood is improving under machinery if you are interested in the most , the care of a nurse.

te up-to-da- machinery on the market. HOYDEN'S HILL; Master Clinton, Jennings is enter Artesian wells and water outfits taining a cousin from New York. supply Mr ana Mrs bred Jennings have vis- contracted for. ited Mr and Mrs Albert Bulkley of Mr and Mrs Stephen Harris and Southport daughter spent Sunday with her sister, The Misses and Mabel Mc-Lev- ey Agnes Mrs Clarence Burr, of Little Boston. Stephen B. Church, of Bridgeport have visited their sister, Mrs Willis Hutchinson, of Con- Jim Pinkney of New Jersey is visit Conn. Seymour, gress street. ing his parents, Mr and Mrs . A. Mrs Eli has entertained her Jennings Pinkney, of Little Boston. Boston Office, 66 High St. mother, Mrs Feck, and daughter, Daisy, of Bethel. Mrs McLeod and daughter of Bridge- There's Work port have visited her sister, Mrs Mi- Bridgewater. chael Knapp. . ,. Mrs William entertained Miss Kelyea CONGREGATIOINAL CHURCH Riley of Bridgeport, last Friday. FOR YOU I SJOTES. r I Goo Mr and Mrs E. B. Sherwood and son, ds Nicely Displayed Clarence, have visited her niece, Mrs A progressive supper will be given, Bradley Jennings, and also at her Friday evening, at the Grange hall by brother's, Wilbur Jennings'. the ladies of the Congregational church. If yoti know how to meet the requirements of modern Miss is enter j . Daisy Knapp being tained at Bridgeport. business establishments. Services at the Methodist church will Southville be resumed, Sunday, after a vacation .Practical methods taught in a practical way. 51 M of a couple of weeks. - NEWSY NOTES. j- ui. Clinton Sherwood is running his fa- Let us send you full particulars. ther's milk route for a short time. D; Barnum, who has been sick, is able to be out again. Eastern. Mr and Mrs C. Carlson are enter- taining friends from out of town. '. lu.r Mrs M. Northrop and Henry enter- GRANGE ENTHUSIASM. tained friends from New Milford, last Stillman Business Sunday. College, The next meeting of the Grange, September 8, will be Sister's night, in 297-30- 3 Main Street, Danbury, Conn. charge of the following committee: Mrs J. H. Candee, Mrs Mildred Ferris, H. B. HASTINGS, Prin. 1 Mrs Ira Andrews and Mrs Clarence Are As Good As Sold. 1 Andrews. . Established 1843.

Let us furnish you with the best show cases manufactured in g Mr and Mrs Walter Wiley and daugh- 0 the United States, at the same price as cheaply built cases. 7 ter, Alice, of Baltimore, Md., spent a WE ARE few days, last week, at J. Z. Mellen's. Paul Svihra, who is working for Ar- thur J. Livermore in the construction WholesaJers ELLIS WOOD WORKING CO. of his new fish Dond, spent at Sunday and Bethel, Conn. his home in Bridgeport. In spite of the unpieasant weather Leaders 8 there was an attendance of 24 atthe last Grange meeting and an interesting Retailers Fall Dress Goods, program presented by the lecturer. Among Rev John L. Maddox of returned, Satur- y:: For general usefulness and authoritive style we consid-erth- e day, from his vacation and as-th- The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., preached at WAGONS eight kinds of dress goods we mention here e best the new the Congregational church, Sunday season has to offer. We assure you they are as choice as any goods at Incorporated. Capital Stock $25,000. Kev John C. Collens of New morning. and the price that you have ever examined. You will profit by early choice 64 Bank Street, Derby, Conn. Haven spoke in the evening. Mr Mad- while every line is at its idlest. dox will Z. Mel- spend September at J. x Cure Cancer at their Sanatarlum and guarantee a positive cure. They also treat mild Thirty-si- Inch Herringbone 50c yd. I len's. CARRIAGES Stripe, cases an old sores at yoar home if desired and can send you a blood medicine that'Wlll' cure Forty-inc- h Fancy 50c mernal erowth of all soliciSed. References Mr and Mrs H. W.. Osborn, Mr and Suitings, yd. kind. Correspondence gladly given. Forty-Inc- h Black and French 50c ESTABLISHED FOR Mrs Jesse Wheeler and Mr and Mrs G. of Prices Gray Checks, yd. EIGHT3YEARS. every description. Thirty-si- x inch Paris 75c S. Gillette are spending the week at Striped Suitings, yd. and illustrations mailed on re- Thirty-si- x Inch All-Wo- ol Fairfield Beach. Checked Suitings, 39c yd. quest. Thirty-si- x inch Checked 25c When buying ime to KNOW that they are getting the rea Mrs Z. C. Beard and son, Harold, of Suitings, yd IS Thirty-si- x Inch Van 50c Most thing; that the quality exactly as represented to them, Shelton, spent last week with Mrs ' ... Dyke Striped Suitings, yd. People and to feel that the rirlmn raid am lust Than ihnmi.. Fifty-tw- o inch French Broadcloth, the kind that holds its finish, hi'i'imrih it nlMKMllra u.nd mirtafufinn 1'hla itlauntiH. K i ..... y i Turney. You'll find .l. Lmily here the largest $1 hen looking for things Id gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice Louis is at F. E. yd. cut tlnss. will Staples visiting stock of timeuieces that tell ou the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera Silliman's. " and Held glaKses. uocketbooks, bill Schools will begin Tuesday, Septem- - cd mad and . Harness. irlw guaranteed. Goto oer a. McLEAN BR.OS., 1 GREOOPV. Horse Goods 221 Main ' 157. Huntington. St., Danbury. Telephone PiiMiMth Jt Otrby, Com. and A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Stable Supplies. . ' Mrs Phillip Jones celebrated her 79th Would You Like birthday anniversary at her home, last Friday afternoon, August 28. A num- We would be pleased to a. ber of her friends and Diamond? neighbors have you visit our Bath Room Diamonds should alwars be purchased as an were present to assist in the festivities. Special Investment. Our close connection with the diamond markets, both In this country and The afternoon was abroad, give us unusual Mr. G. W. spent very pleasant- LL', opportunities. Fairchild, with his many years of experi- ly with social chat A fine luncheon ence, looks after the Diamond Department. We have recently made large purchases and Repository, have 20 Mrs obtained bargains fully per cent less than the Sew York largest houses have bought was served. Joneseceived a num- Combiivaition. the same quality for. Prospective buyers would do well to Investigate our stock. ber of very pretty and costly remem- which is said to be the finest "Always the best quality, but less than you expect to pay;" is true In every department. brances. As her guests departed in these ' they parts. 1 5- -f t. Porcelain Lined Bath white all wished her many happy returns of Tub, outside, complete with all nickle Q. W. Fairchild & Son, the day. work, Established 1865 1 21-in- Porcelain Lavatory (complete F. A. & with all nickle work to Manufacture Jewelers. Retailers. Importers, Opticians, E. A. Beers enjoyed a fishing trip to HULL floor.) last At the Sign of the Chimes," Stratford, Saturday, and remained $60 1 Low Down Syphon Action Wash Down $60 there with friends over Sunday. Mrs Closet combination 997 Main Street and Arcade, Conn. SON, (either dark , or light Bridgeport, Beers spent Sunday with her daughter. wood.) Mrs Fercy Lard, m Mcnols. Opp. City Hall; Miss Ethel Beardsley of Derby has This combination is a Special Offer. Our Guarantee DANBURY, CONN., been spending a few days with her Stands back of the goods. 8 Remember the season is parents, Mr and Mrs John L Beards-le- y. coming for, and we always Dealers In Write us, tor particulars. line Miss Conklin of g carry a good of Tennis and Baseball Goods. Helen West Corn- wall has been Bpending the summer HARDWARE, THE H. W. HOYT CO., w months with Mrs T. H. Wilson. u is al- Plumbers, CS DCn.ii. , rt Jake Hamke making extensive Paints, Contractors Supplies, Sanitary "993 najcs lis, terations and repairs on his house at etc. Ask our Prices. Heating Englneere, Main . Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 8 foot of Booth's Hill. the Phone 2Sh DANBURY, 264 Main Mrs W. S. Powell and daughter, Mil- - CONN. St THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908

Green Mountain Silos, HOWLAND'S Ross and Climax Ensilage Cutters and V New Haven's Most Reliable Stwe Blowers, New Giant White Rye and Winter A tchool sale is the chiefs attraction htre for this week everything a child needs to wear Rye Sowing. to school and to use when he gets there. New Timothy nd Red Top Sed. Boys' Mothers, A and line of Plows for fall Here Is News . large complete ploughing, A Great Sale of and Parts for all kinds of plows. Of Interest ! We call particular attention to our Revised Prices on ureen Mountain Silos. This store believes it is possible to serve bovs and their Silk mothers better than they have been served. It Believes that Petticoats the outfitting of boys has been regarded as simply an inci- Farmers' Supply and Roofing Co., dental part of business by practically, ah the sellers of cloth- And it to 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. ing. proposes make boys' outfittings an important Is The Big Feature of This Week part of this business. We establish this week a boys' outfitting shop. It is a at Gamble-Desmond- 's complete store in itself. It will sell everything for boys' wear except shoes and underwear and those are already sold "SHAVE and SAVE." in the shoe and the furnishine departments. It will self them at the same sort of as have won. for this store such a $6.00 Silk Petticoats $3.98 prices The Gem, Jr., Safety Razor is as good as any magnificent business as you have seen grow up here m the iew ii is io ao n now. Of heavy,! ood wearing: taffeta and included amoig the regardless of Price. past years reaay sinde thin? in bovs' shoo is new- itylaiitkentw 'Merry Widtw' Skirt, with doable fiounct Every the outfitting - There is not one there but is of the latest fresh and ihirring. Among; 'tha ealors is the ntw elephant's thing style, is 7 Blades 7 Blades from the hands of men who are is grey, huattr'i green and every other color. White and $1,00. expert boys' tailors; worth, to usual than be black skirts to. Extra bif Silk Petticoats ia black for according price, more you will called upon the very Urge people. to pay. The Hindle Pharmacy, Suits, $8.50 Silk Pettic:a's $5.00 987 Main Conn. Street, Bridgeport, Caps and Hats, Extra foil skirts, the newest cut w.th ths wide all flare, S9SSS9S9S9S9S9S9S9S9S9SS69S9S9SS9S9S9S9Q99SS9S9 ustremely handsome Petticoats and in many styles. Trousers, Plain tailored Petticoats and Petticoats with tucked day afternoon, in Palestine between R. H. Beers & Co. will close their Waists. and shirred flounces. the boys of that district and the Hat- - store all day Labor tertown boys, which resulted in a score day, Monday. of 212 in favor of the Palestine lads. There is nothing missing from the collection and as an Leonard Kindle sold a cow to Tur- - Announcements of Bethel Business example we want you to look closely and critically at the of Stepney, this week. suits A ney Northrop Men. selling at $5. newspaper cannot tell you of them cannot show their worth. But will see it in a moment sible means of drainage, bringing into Roland Northrop was in Bridgeport you The Newtown Bee. existence conditions which have never to see his wife, who is at the Bridge- before existed a serious menace to port hospital and found her gaining NOTICE. Newtown, Friday, September 4, 1908, health and a heavy damage to property. nicely. She hopes to be able to return home in about two weeks. We are not giving you some Question: What level of water do thine for nothing, but we are giving you the you claim the old or original mark results of 30 years of hard study and actual HOME which has been removed established? Boots and shoes, new line, and the practice when you get your horse shod at NEWS. Brennan's. Our motto: "Honest work for Answer : A level which did not ex- kind that fit, at Morris' the grocer. honest Prices." ceed the bottom of the old stone ditches Baseball with each pair of boys' shoes. The Howland Goods I have referred to. HENRY A. BRENNAN, Dry INTERVIEW WITH H. S, GIBSON. Question : Did not your grandfather Miss Elsie Botsford has returned 14 Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL. CONN, at one time own and operate this fac- from a visit with friends in Kent. tory property? Company, Answer : He did and at the same Ross Beers' It is there Miss Eleanor Ross and Arthur Clear Lehigh Question: reported that time he owned the land which these of N. Y are two Connecticut. a contention between and the To Brooklyn, spending Is the coal for Takes Bridgeport, is you ditches drained. the best of my be weeks with Mr and Mrs E. you. present owners of the Sandy Hook so he George less to produce results in range or heater. lief built this factory property. Cole in Palestine. Clean, dry, brilliant, ALL coal. called "Shoddy milF'in regard to the ' Question : When did you first know legal height of water in their dam. Is of the existence and position of this this correct? new dowel? William Cartwright of West Corn- SMITH BEERS, Bethel. Ct. Answer : It is. . Answer : About two wall, Mrs Eugene Stone and three weeks ago Messrs Peck and Sanford will make Thomas Carlson, who went to1 Question : What is the basis of this when for the first time in daughters of Cheshire and Mrs J. F. its history their second appearance together at some weeks returned to New- contention? the dam was raised to indi- McGauley and children of Bridgeport ago, the point ! the hall, evening. You can't town this week. Answer : is in to the un- were guests, last week, of Mr and Mrs Pard Friday It regard cated by it. Say, afford to miss their new precedented height of water which E. S. Lovell on Queen street. hearing song. Is it right you can get 5 gals, Other vocal numbers will be inter- Hobart Fairchild and were Sun- claim. best Kerosene Oil for 50c in Bethel? Sure wife they spersed the program. of Question : On what grounds do they HATTERTOWN. Mrs Charles E. Blakeman and son, thing! Stop at McDowell & Taylor's store; throughout day guests friends at Stepney make this claim? Charles an auto to that's the place. The best goods the market Depot. C, enjoyed trip affords at rock bottom prices you are always A line Amos-kea- g Answer : By virtue of a deed given PERSONAL JOTTINGS. Danbury, one day last week. sure to And at their store. Money saved by new of the reliable by my mother in August, 1874, to the trading with them. outing flannels, neat in style, Ethelbert Wakeley and wife from the Mr and Mrs Stiles Belfield of Blackman Manufacturing Co. Spring- Mr Mrs and verv reasonable in price. At R. Park City were up in their automobile, are the E. B. and George B. Beers visited : Have you a of this field, Mass., guests of McDowell & H. Beers & Co. 's. calling on friends in Newtown, Question copy Booth and Mr and Mrs Arthur Dibble of Stony Taylor, taking deed? family. ThumbHand Side Center dinner with Miss Belle Gilbert, one The Crofut and have Hill, Bethel, last Sunday. St., Answer : I have and it reads as fol- Youngs family Rupp, the merchant was taken day last week. returned to their home in N. Bethel, Conn. Henry lows: "Know all that Eliz- Orange, ill on Monday of last week persons I, J. Through the courtesy of Robert H. critically abeth C. Gibson of the town of New- but is now convalescing nicely. On Elliott Peck and re- Miss Jessie Gilbert has been sDend- - Beers the editor enjoyed an automobile sister, Miriam, town, Fairfield Co., Conn., in consider- Tuesday he was able to ride out, thanks turned to their home in New a week with Mrs C. D. ride to Washington, Tuesday, stopping Haven, ation of one cent received to my full ing Stillson. to the and of after a week Mr and Mrs S. several hours enroute at the courtesy thoughtfulness Monday, spending with satisfaction of the Blackman Manu- P. Davis are enter trolley Hot Rev J. H. friends near Botsford. from celebration in Woodbury and at Weather! George. Co., of said town and county taining company Brooklyn. dining facturing and the Curtis hotel. At Washintgon De do hereby sell, grant and confirm unto btephen Hall Henry Penny went Too warm to bake. Let your on a near the line. pot they called on S. Ford Seeley, baker do that for s ou and his bread, rolls, laid Company the right and fishing trip state privilege and a hundred Washington manager for the Southern cake and pies are just like mother makes. t to remove a certain mark on rock recently, caught or more Ice cream at wholesale and retail. Give us nice fish. New England Telephone Co. that regulates the height of water in your orders and we do the rest. the pond attached to their blanket fac- Newtown Mr and Mrs G. Miss tory in Sandy Hook in said AN EDITOR DELEGATE. Henry Curtis, Erdmann & Co., Glenwood to another large rock a few feet north Annie Sanford, Sanford and Robert rock and said Beers went to in Bethel Bakers, Ranges east of said first that Woodbury, Tuesday, Fountain new mark may be indicated by an iron Mr Curtis' auto, and took in the sights Place, Bethel. Ct. dowel imbedded in said rock. Provid- Our congratulations to E. L. Prann, of the trolley celebration. They dined In Five Different ed that the top of said iron dowel shall the very able editor of the Deep Riv- at the Curtis hotel. be as high and no higher than the old er New Era. Nearly all the editors of Connecticut favor the nomination of Summer and original mark on the first men- Christian's Laxative Cereal, the Styles tioned rock." Congressman Lilley for governor, but, just Toilet Goods. as as we have Mr Prann kind to keep you well, at Morris'. Question: Do you admit that this far een, is Make a variety to select from which should fit the wants of any cus" of dowel the only one who is a delegate to the Everything for Toilet Purposes kept in deed permits the placing this sto'k. All our are very highest tomer. We have tliem and are fine well state convention. The You must not to amus- goods quality they certainly looking as as in its present position? Republican fail see the and superior grade. excellent' Answer: No. On the contrary I ticket which won out in the town of ing presentation, "Wooing a Widow," working Eanges. which is- - lo- We in stock maintain that it absolutely forbids it. Saybrook (in Deep River at the Town hall, Friday evening. As English's Drug Store, carry three different kinds of : in cated) last week, almost unanimously, Newtown offers such a broad field in Question At the time June, 1874, Chas J. English, Prop., BETHEL. CT when this dowel was placed was your was headed by W. B. Stevens, a repre- this line for those matrimonially in- mother notified and given an opportun- sentative in the legislature of 1907 and clined, valuable suggestions might be Andes Ranges. who is such a ity of verifying its position in relation frequent visitor here obtained by their presence. with the former mark? that we can almost claim him as a Harness, The Empire with drop oven door makes a very desirable pattern Answer : She was not notified nor in Litchfielder. Litchfield Enquirer. to buy. Then we have the Our of over- any way advised as to the placing of friend the Enquirer has James Stanley Wakelee, who died in Whips, Blankets, Garden this dowel. looked one of the best and most popular Springfield, Mass., was brought to Tools, Poultry Wire, Enamel Ware, : Was made at weekly paper editors of the state, South Britain for burial, Tuesday. Rev Tin Ware, Coldwell Lawn flowers, Stamford Question any survey mentioned Ranges the time by the parties placing this otherwise he would have Mr Taylor officiating. He was 74 Economy Fruit Jars, Churns, flilk the A. P. of old Pils & dowel by a professional surveyor and a fact that Smith, editor years and is survived by his wife and Pans, Longman flartinez In three patterns These with a variety of Wood and Coal Parlor the Newtown Bee, is a from and one son, Former. Pure General Hardware. record of same registered? delegate Representative Paints, Stoves makes a good assortment and the prices are right. Answer : No. Newtown, and a Lilley man first, la st W. H. Wakelee. and Mr Smith -- Come and see at Question : What became of the orig- all the time. is always The Gilbert Miller Co., well in matters but inal rock upon which the former mark posted political Mrs S. Frances Schermernorn re- 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN. he declines to official was located as noted in the deed? generally accept turned. Saturday evening, after an en honors In Answer : It was blasted out of ex- of any kind. this instance, joyable stay at Buffalo and Niagara however; he did not decline the obli- E. . istence. Falls, N. Y. Special Notice. J. HALL, Question: Did your mother ever gation which his fellow townsmen, knowinar nis for Mr Having opened a harness shop near the cor- give her permission for its removal? friendship Lilley, ner of Chestnut and Center street am Sandy Hook, Conn. him to We wish pre- Answer : She did not. urged accept. Brother C. Howard Bassett passed Monday pared to do all kinds of harness making and ' : What is the difference in Woodruff was to be a member of the in Derby. repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for Question sale. Rode-mer- between old and convention. He would receive a very Satisfactory work guaranteed. your opinion the mark corner Center and Chestnut street, the new dowel? cordial greeting and deserves it. liethel.lconn. New Haven Leader. PETER H. LYNCH, i Answer : At least one foot, very Evening The closing feature of enter- Michael Kilbride, the Conn. possibly more. tainment on will be Long Hill, Friday evening CIGARS SOFT DRINKS General and Question: now do you determine The following offiolrs were installed the appearance of about 25 children in Practical Horse Shoer. Trucking Teaming. this? at Court bandy Hook, No. 54, Foresters the Little Old Folks Co- Also all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Re- Tel. No. 28-- 4. SANDY HOOK, CT. cantata,"Ye done and Because the water level of of on Friday will cos- The Gem Lunch pairing general blackstnithing. Answer: America, night, August ncert" They appear in quaint Room, Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. the new dowel puts under water the 28, by Deputy W. Egan: J. K. C. K., tumes and their solo and chorus ren- BETHEL canping stones covering the top of J. F. Blake; C. R., William Honan; ditions of the good, old tunes will be Greenwood Ave., Near R. K. Crossing. stone ditches which were built by my S. C. R., M. Talty; treasurer, E. Troy; interesting and amusing. Dancing General grandfather and which for over one F. S., M. Kilbride; R. S., James will follow the entertainment. TOBACCO Repairing. Revolvers. Terms have drained lands which S. D. W., A. I mU WW Bicycles. Guns, Etc hundred years Blake; W., Kane; J. J Cash. are now flooded conveying river water Peterson ; S. B.t M. Keniry ; J. B., J. mmii mm r mm. tm The rood and II j JOHN W. BOOTH back into lands which have heretofore T. Carroll; Trustee, James Cavan-aug-h 1 satisfactory kind are 97- Box 564, New Mllford. Conn. always been drained. My mother par- ; lecturer, John Carmody. The made at the ticularly noted in her deed the fact order is in a flourishing condition. On VISIT US w- Blackman Studio, that no higher level was to be permit- Thursday evening, September 24. the ted on this very account and the con- members are arranging for a sociable When you need any Lumber, Cement or Building Material of 57 Fairfield Are., Bridgeport. of one cent shows to be held after the any TTelnn,.rtpni for Amateur Finishing and sideration clearly regular meeting kind. Our are and our goods are the best the market af- No better act was one to accom- to members prices right Supplies. place that her merely only. fords". If cannot write. Will be to modate and implies no concession. you come, glad quote you prices To get your Horseshoeing. Carri- Question : What would be the conse- Mus Edna Lovell and Louis Lovell on large or small quantities. FRED KLEIN, BETHEL, CONN age and Wagon Repairing and General Black-smithi- conditions if the of this in than at my shop. My Motto: Best quent position have returned from a weeks' stay At Doran'i Blacksmith-Sho- near Depot. work at moderate dosed Satur- allowed remain? ' prices. Shop new dowel were to Sharon, where they were the guests of Horse day afternoon at o'clock. Terms strictly would mean making C. A. H. Shoeing, cash. Answer: It their grandfather, B. Everett. Senior, all kinds of water over Carriage and Wagon Repairing of stagnant pools impure 74 South Street, Bethel, Conn. and General Blacksmithing. Hone clipping STEPNEY. large sections of lands, leaving no pos There was a ball game, last Satur- - done every week day at my shop. Henry Pettit, CON THE NEUTOWX'iEE;' FRIDAY, SEIEMBER i ' lOO's? ''

Woodbury, last Tuesday, to attend the Probate Notices, exercises in connection with the open' Rational Care in oi mo trouey line Detween Wood. DlHTIUCTOr? NEWTOWN u. Court of and I in. bury Waterbury. They made the OfTheStomach JMaUt of Charles II, Northmp, lltfl of NW. STORE trip in tneir auto. town, In ald Uislrlct, deceaand, THE 1,'pon th application of Mary R, North rop METHODIST CHURCH The Tonic Treatment Will praying that Icium of administration may NOTES. b granted on said uta as pur application it ,t on Bid more It U nunaayj rnominsr me L.ora'1 Prevent and Cure Most fully appear, supper said he beard will be celebrated at Methodist lORimiirD.That application and the ' Cases of Indigestion. determined at tha 1'roiiaut Office In Nttw. 1119-112- 3 Main St., SccurigrjflJjr.,. Bridgeport, Conn. , cnurcn preceeaea by the preaching tet town In said ItUtrlct, on the 7th day of Hunt.. vice. In the evening the castor. RevlA. A. I, WW, at M o'clock In tha forenoon, and The first essential of healthy diges- that notice he given of tha pendency of mid L. Hubbard, will hold preaching ser- tion Is good, pure blood, Its work is application and the time and place of bear- Sale No. vice at Hattertown schoolhouae, service ing thereon by publishing the same, one time Surprise Special 467. flow di- In some a circulation In said to Begin ac o.au. ; to furnish a normal of the newspaper having District, and by posting a copy thereof on the gestive fluids, keep up the activity of public slim post In the Town of Newtown, In Bloomer and Miss Martha Audrewi, bookkeeper at the muscles of the stomach and take aid District. William J. Meecher, Judge. Boys' Straight B. is Hawley's. enjoying a week'i va up the digested food and carry it to CTATK OK CONNECTICUT, District of cation iron her work, 3 Bridgeport, s Probate Court, August 111, different .. . Mr and Mrs L V. B. Hubbard of the tissues of the body. m ... . KNEE PANTS. Shelton are guests, this week, of their The treatment of indigestion is, Estate of Marlotte R. Warnor, late of tbt son, Kev a. L. liubbard. a town of Monroe, In said District, ceceased, ' therefore, matter of keeping the Probate for I the District Sizes 4 to 16. If you need a corn knife or blndlncr The Court of ' blood supply of the stomach pure .and of ilirldgepoit bath limited! and allowed six twine for harvesting your com we have months f ronithe date hereof for the creditors All-Wo- normal. Loss Extra Serviceable) ol Cheviots them, also Stock of appetite, gas, heart- of said Estate to exhibit their claim for Caaaimerea, Fancy potato diggers. of to all sizes of ropes received. burn and sour stomach are or settlement. Those who neglect present and Blue Thibet. just Bring warnings their accounts, properly attested, Within said your xeet .to our store we can fit them symptoms that the blood is Impure and time, will be debarred a recovery. with some serviceable All persona Indebted to said Estate are re- stylish and because the stomach is' un- Stylish Bloomer and Straight Knee Pants, made of extra shoes. Penfield & that, of it, quested tomake Immediate payment to Craig, Stepney able to Arthur J. Hull, Administrator. wear-resistin- g fabrics in all new designs and colorings, medium uepot. perform its work. Anaemia, All Miss Emma Gain of Brooklyn. N. Y.. overwork, excesses in and the and dark shades. Suitable for school wear and general use. eating DISTRICT OP WASHINGTON, a Court of cut and well made and double stitched is a guest, this week, of Mr and Mrs general debility following long sieges Aug. SH), Mux. big full; ierfeot fitting ; rrencn. Estate of Carl A. Anderson, late of Wash- and to wear well. On sale one week, Stephen of sickness are the most frequent ington, In said district, deceased. throughout guaranteed Mrs William Marvell and son of The exhibited causes of Administrator having ending next Friday Orange, N. J., are guests of Postmas- indigestion. his administration account with said estate to ter and Mrs W. Penfield. To restore the conditions for perfect this Court for allowance, It I L Oiidkiibd, That the 12th day of Sept, A. D. Levi Terrill celebrated his birthday digestion, it is necessary to purify and 1008. at o'clock In the afternoon, at the Pro- bate Office In Is anniversary, one day last week, at his build the blood. This the Washington, be and the same home. Several of his friends called to up explains assigned for a hearing on the allowance of reason for the said administration account with 'offer congratulations and wish him constantly increasing said estate, and this Court direct the Ad- 25c. J M I many happy returns of the day and they use of Dr Williams' Pink Pills in all ministrator to cite all person Interested were an therein to appear at said time and place, by treatedo cigars and lemonade. cases of stomach troubl e. They con- this order one time in some news- ,'l oars publishing Mr and U. h. are Smalley enjoy- tain the elements necessary to make paper having a circulation intsald District, ing a 10 days vacation with friends in and by posting a copy on the public sign-po- st Monday, Labor Day The Surprise Store will be New York state. rich, red blood and have succeeded In the Town ot Washington, where the deceas- ed last at least live before said awe 1 Mrs C. W. where dwelt, day Closed All Day. I Edwards is spending a other remedies have failed. time assigned. few days, this week, in Bridgeport Mrs William Fulse, of 49 Bennett Ceriihed from Record, witnner daughter, Mrs F. L. Ober. Human O. Averlll, Judge. SUITS-Ve- ry street, Phillipsburg, N. J., whose hus BOYS' SCHOOL SL'ITS-Ve- ry stylish BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS-Fl-ne all wool BOYS' SCHOOL fine qual- The children of the Methodist church ol Scotch and valours; new band is on Penn OP ROXBURY, ss. Probate fancy casslmere knee pant suits: sizes fancy cheviot knlclccrbocker suits ity will meet at the parsonage on Satur- a section foreman the DISTRICT ttto It!; all new and pat- - In new well tailored and exclusive patterns In rich en 1, VM. stylus J models; VO.OVCi afternoon 4.30. $2.50 color tones day at sylvania railroad, says: Estates of Maud Annie Innous, James Mrs Charles Wheeler is her ' Innous and Charles mi- BOYS' 8CnOOL CAPS New BOYS' SCHOOL STOCKINGS BOYS' SCHOOL BLOUSES-Ll- ght having "About five years ago I began to be Kay Innous, Zr 1fc house & nors, residing In said district. Fall styles Full seamless and dark colors o newly painted. Craft Lyons troubled with which was lo' have the contract. indigestion Upon the application of Annie L. Innous, on, I by overwork. I Guardian, praying that an order be made by Mr and Mrs P. E. Abbott and maid brought think, said court authorizing and directing her to ol do- ol vel- MEN'S fine MEN'S SUITS, stylish ol Cheviots MEN'S SUITS, high irrade SUITS, quality, of Fall River, Mass., and Mrs Charles was often confined to bed for days at sell the interest of said minors in certain real Mine ser-- casslmeres and wors- - mestic and imported fabrics; ;su-- C 1 to the as appli- and pure all worsted C7 Qft ours, fancy Clf) 9 Potter of Naugatuck are this a and once estate, according statute, per ges: nicely tailored and finished yv teds in richinew shades and paterns perbly tailored, new designs guests, time for three weeks. I cation on Hie more fully appears. It is.i ' week, of Mr and Mrs George S. Coley. had acute pains in my stomach and Ordered. That said annltcatlon be heard They made the trip from Fall River and determined at the Probate Office In bowels and in here in their auto. They all enjoyed an headaches the morning. Koxbury, In said district, on the 11th auto in Mr Abbott's auto Bethel I could not eat much of as the day of September, A. D. 1908, at lOlo'clock The Store's Famous Double Guarantee Binds Every Sale, trip to anything in the forenoon, and that notice be Surprise and Newtown. Mr given for any reason fails to be satisfied Iwe will cheerfully refund the money or exchange Coley accompanied slightest morsel of food gave me terri- of the pendency of said application and If any purchaser them. the time and place 'of hearing thereon, All here is and in good one free of charge. , ble The was in- the goods. clothing bought pressed kept repair year Miss Willa Read and Master David cramps. pain very by publishing the same one time In tense and twice the doctor some newspaper having a circulation In said Reae, who have been spending six prescribed district and by posting a copy thereof on the weeks with Mrs to for it. I was weak- public sign post In the Town of Roxbury, Durable MEN'S PANTS ol MEN'S PANTS-Styl- lsh casslmeres Mary Eyre, returned morphine greatly MEN'S PANTS Extra striped Fine quality fancy In said district. - . cheviots and black C Aft cheviots-an- worsteds, and worsteds, their home in Bridgeport, last Satur- tbibets; f fancy 4J7 Aft striped nicely C? ftft ened and run down in health. W. all Ci very latest tailored and perfect fitting, vv Edward Preston, Judge. strongly made; sizes, yv' striped designs, day. 'I was under the care of two doc Stephen French has had his house tors at different times but Caucus Notices. The Surprise Store Is Open Saturday Evening Until 11 o'clock. newly painted and is now having his finally gave store, occupied by Penfield & Craig, them up to try DrJWilliams' Pink Pills, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.-T- he Democratic treated to a new coat of paint. Sher- which recommended to Electors of the Town of Warren are here- my aunt, had by notified that a will be held at man & Tyrrell are doing the work.' meeting the me. I used several boxes according to Town ball in said town on Saturday, Septem- Charles Powell has been visiting ber 5. 1908, at 7.30 p. m. for the purpose of ap- cured friends in Bridgeport for the past few directions and was completely as pointing delegates to attend the several con- C. F. I have had no return of the trouble ventions, viz.: State. Congressional, Sena- Beardsley, The Newtown Bee. days. torial and Judge of Probate and to do any Curtis' since and am in good health." other .business proper to be done at said GENERAL Newtown. Friday, September 4, 190S. meeting. William Forestelle, Weston. If you are suffering from indigestion ' Democratic Town Committee. Dated at 29, 1908. AUCTIONEER, Home Grown you are suffering unnecessarily. You Warren, August - - CONN. REV DIGHTON MOSES MARRIED. can be cured. Proper attention to diet DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS-T- he Democratic NEWTOWN, electors of the town of Trumbull are here- Telephone 49-- 5. Stepney, Rev Dighton Moses, pastor of the and the tonic treatment with Dr Wil by notified that a meeting will be held at the Town Hall in said town Also Real Estate For Sale. Norfield church, will his new liams' Pink Pills is all is on Thursday, Sept. 10, bring that required 1908, at 7.30 p. m for the purpose of appoint- Ti Elberta wife home to the parsonage this week in most cases. The first step is to send ing delegates to attend the several conven- 100 acres meadow and pasture land, ho BAPTIST CHURCH NOTESu having been married during his vaca- - tions, viz.: State. Congressional. Senatorial New- y for a of our free diet and E. S. buildings, on oneof the finest hilltops in Not since the union service has such copy Probate. Fairchild, Chairman of town, 1 mile from R. E. or $2700. Town Committee. Trumbull, 1, 1908. village; price a been book. Sept. Farm of 77 acres, will, keep 12 cows, 1 pair large congregation present at; a horses; nice bouse and barn; price $0000; $2000 Peaches service in tht Baptist church as was Rev J: L. Shively occupied the pul Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by CiOR 1 can remain on mortgage. last Sunday 4 ' ' oftho Congregational church .tin SALE One half price. Hamilton gas-- A present, morning. pit all druggists or sent, postpaid, on re 5 h. of 60 will 13 and 4 oline power engine, on trucks: one Lit Farm acres, keep cows, pair At o'clock in the afternoon in the Wilton on Sunday morning and of the Giant of nice 2 $4500, 000 of 50c. six boxes tle Thrasher, Hubury make, on trucks. horses, bouse, barns: price schoolhouse at lower Zion Hill church in ' ceipt price, per box; wooa can remain on Stepney there the evening. ana saw, ail nearly new. Cost S300, sell mortgage. At the for $2 50, the Dr Williams Medicine for 250. Wilcox.Wincriale.Dnti-h- . Farm 160 acres.nlce house.3 barns, ice house, were 30 present. The pastor used the Miss Alice Fitch continues seriously by Johnathan in house and fine ' essCc.N.Y, spring water barn; orchard; Pitcher Plant as his subject. The sing-n- g ill with muscular rheumatism. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. will 25 Newtown Market. farm carry cows,pair horses, pairoxen; of the be The Norfield Aid announces a A man for 17000; 3000 can on grand hymn "Will there society WANTED farm work; good all price remain mortgage. around man. N. W. 1 nice house and barn with small piece land; Light?" by a trio of young people was fair at the residence of Mrs Vanderbilt " Flower, Bethlehem, Conn. P.O.: R. F. D Watertown. Tele- this is a bargain if at once; price purchased the attractive feature ot this service. Godfrey for Tuesday evening, Septem phone Woodbury. $1050 ; 8300 can remain on mortgage. - There will be other. ber 8. : ,; l tarm, new House ana barn, 70 acres larm preaching every r land, 8000. Sunday in lower Stepney at 4 o'elock Mr and Mrs George Godfrey of IfOR SALE 1 bay work horse, 1250: 1 Jiay 1 farm, house, running water, 46 until further notice. Bridgeport were Sunday guests of Mrs 1 1 work horse. 1200; 1 Iba.v work horse, 1050; acres land, 500. Henry Rupf, 1 bay cob, fearless, good driver and safe for On at 7.45 the M. E. Sutton. NOTICE 1 A farm on main road, one mile from Thursday evening ladies; Power Palmer gas engine, Newtown Street; good house and barn; nice Successor to S. E. San ford & Co., regular prayer meeting of the church Mrs Thomas and son of Ridgefield nearly new; 1 Home Comfort Steel Range; 1 orchard; never failing stream of water; will was held in the lower part of the church. were Sunday guests of Mrs Vanderbilt ! viivci ijiiuwnier, new, iaiesi moaei: 1 sec- 7 $2600. ond hand sate. F. J. New carry cows; price Last week the number was few Godfrey. ' Hosford, Preston, A re farm in Newtown; good house and Main St..' Newtown. present Don't Conn. bam; line water. Apple orchard and other but the benefits were many. The choir Raymond, the eldest child of Mr and fruit; 1 mile from K. B. Station; 3 minutes enjoys its rehearsal at the close of the Mrs Frank Fitch, who was seriously ill walk from school. Price $2000. service. for a few is It 1 prayer days, improving. Forget farm 72 acres. $3300. FOR. SALE Several other places not advertised. The covenant meeting will take place Miss Alice Gulick left town, on Sat- - A fine and blacksmithing at 10.30.- - The Wholesale very carriage Sunday morning service Grain at House 15 rooms, 30 acres good plant; splendid opportunity for quick buyer. of communion will be held at the close, Fair! UP-- land, situated in Orange of the New members rpAKEN A black and white bull dog. We Lead In Low Prices. Special prices f) Redding Conn., morning worship. Owners can have the same by proving UU1U - near Mark Twain's will be received at that time. and Col. E, E. UUgldJUUUCVl bUCU.li iiciucm- home. High 7-- 8, property paying charges. John 1908. - wholesale is Tues- Sept. The evening hour will De spent quiet- son, ew rreston, uonn.- ber our branch open elevation and sightly. Ideal home Notice. and Fridays from 9 a. m. to 4 p.m. Special ly as is usual and proper. Touch with SALE 1 new milch cow.grade Holstein days with FOE Terms Cash. ' ' good orhard, garden, plenty Having bought several cars of grain and the Infinite will be sought. old. D. T. Booth. Daniel's Farm, of shade advam-cM- . Conn. trees, water, also feed before prices ant prepared to In Trumbull, etc.; take orders for corn ami n oat., that are ex- $1000 Purses! Jersey cow and heifer. SALE Two good coal stoves. Merrltt Further pected to arrive very ooit. SpucUl prices on Miss a New FOR & fe- Lampson, teacher in Clark, Brookfield Center. Whisconier B. Co., all kinds of grain and tl from now on to tie 71 Hawley particulars inquire taken off the cars. He sure and get our wires Ilonday, 2 p. m. Haven, has returned to her home after Hill. and lietote advances. Sept. 7th, m Stepney Depot, Ct. place j our order prices boarding a number of weeks with Miss A dozen or more As soon as the demand is prices are WANTED-- naif Light W.H.MILLER, tn'imt 3.00 trot or ' $150 Ellen Hayes. and a cockerel. Must be bound to go higher. lfar In niind have Just Class, pace, purse pullets S9S9S9S9S969S9S9SS 95 Woodruff Y.' unloaded a carload of molar s feed, Free for all. trot or pace, purse S200 Mrs Henry Nichols of Brookfield is extra large. State age. weight and price. E. Ave., Brooklyn, N, dairy Horse $50 H. Brookfield Conn. bv nns to be a won- Running Race, half mile, purse Turh-e- y. Castle, Center, which, experience, visiting with her aunt, Mrs Mary DOOMS TO derful feed for the 'if milk. Ox 10.30 a. m. RENT In center of Newtown production Draught, SALE At a reasonable first or Floral Parade, 1.45 p. m.t FOR price for cash, Street, second floor. Water In Miss Osborne and Miss Grace carriage, harness and outfit either "TXIR SALE 3 new milch cows, age 7 years, house. Rent cheap. Apply to T. Carolyn hft snlrl and one cow. Wright, Osborne have been togetner or smglp. Address Kev J, L. Cross, will rhpn.n. Call and examine what we have In oar the of Mrs 1469-1- store, guests Trumbull, Conn, Telephone number 4. Samuel Snow, Long Hill, Conn. And you'll always be glad to get more: Tuesday, Sept. 8th, 2 p. m. Walter Peck. Al- - Buy your feeds of a practical feeder. Mr and Mrs Wilson and rX)R SALL OR EXCHANGE for a horse, a XfOR SALE Two horses and three cows. Clock istiie leader. daughters of --- Watch, Jewelry, The results will soon show who , 2.40 Class, trot or e, purse "$150 Victor Talking Machine nearly new, with so nousenoia turntture. s. k. iock, lum pa' New Haven have a few . 2.25 Class, trot or $150 spent days 65 records, together with cases, St., Monroe, Conn. use of pace, purse large carrying Experience has taught me (lie feed, Running Horse Race, mile beats, purse $d0 with Albert Fairchild. etc.; complete outfit cost $135. Will sell right. You want the best, give me a call if in needf ' Wm. A. Tator, 3779 Main St., Ct. . Horse 10 30 a. i" Miss Harriett Ha'l of Long Hill is Bridgeport, A balanced ration I can prepare. Draught, m, ! 1.45 ;, T Which throughout the nation no other will t'loral.Parade, p. m. spending a few days at the home of compare. Mrs C. A. Elwell. Hook Repairing Ernest Nichols closes his labors at Peaches for Sandy Competent Great Floral Parade B. Co. 'son He Workmen, Hawleyfi Saturday. te S. ' ' Up-to-da- A. Edwards ': will leave many friends in this place Oarage. Facilities, i Each Day. - Ct. and best of wishes goes with him on Canning Prompt Seryice. rnone uxm Stepney Depot, success in his of business Ban- place at Will be ready about Auto Accessories, bury. All of these mean perfct:satlsfaction If you 1. There will also be some leave WHIP WfLt-- Tauralcn ril.u.l.o An T? George Coley, an old veteran of' the September Repairs, Supplies. ' and glasses with us to be repaired. A FULL LINE OF Civil War, has presented & h indsbme drop peaches seconds which we A Carload bunting flag to the village school. Mr will sell at reasonable figures. Cars to Rent by the Hour or day Coley is proud of the country's emblem Of fresh cows will arrive at White Rose "Old Glory" and we hope the children, Newton M. Curtis , as the waves over my place on Monday, August 24. flag gracefully them, W. W. Wakelee,. Manager, Establishment For U Teas. Coffees and Spices at will catch the inspiration of love that Curtiss Hill JEWELRY. Come and see me. our beautiful 46 star emblem deserves , Sandy Hook, Conn. mtm & Bridgeport, Conh Zahn's, Kent, Ct. from every boy and giri in this great Sandy Hook, - Conn. and free country. A flag pole has been Watch my window for bargains. fastened to the end xpOR SALE-O- ne old A. No. 1 Hol- - J. R. raised, being gable stein heifer with Hatch, of the school house and on hill TXIR SALE My place consisting of my farm, calf two weeks old. being a tools. reason is of E. T. Hook, Botsford Sandy stock'and The for selling - Hill, Brooklawn Stock Farm, the flag will be well seen in the sur- on account of bad health Will sell at a bar- Hook, onn. rounding country. Fine gain If sold at once. Lewis Snow, Stepney.Ct. Beaver Brook, R. D. 18, Danbury. Mr and Mrs Lemuel Osborne have C. B. TpOR SALE One pair of Devon steers, five "80. been - Positions for Students. Telephone Johnson, in Derby, guests of Harry Nich- years old, good workers or for beef. Also Newtowk, Conn. Mrs Osborne. Watch one work 1.400 sound ols, a brother of horse, weight pounds, TTNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, Main and and tree in harness, good age. Wm. Oleson, CHEAP.-- Keep your eye open for Special days J Congress streets. tjHJR SALE A good farm horse. Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer R. D. No 2. Box 48. j)iithbnry, Conn. Bridgeport, provides 1 not care to winter. Mrs L. E. from now on at B. & more students and strangers with positions bo Williams, Notary Public. Hawley Co.'s - SlKlton. Conn., K. M- - .. Wholesale Grain branch. man an otner scnoois in tnis vicinity com- Telephone 22-- 3. Repairing DOR SALE Pair old oxen, good hinpri. Fftll torm nnane S.nt.m)u, let fianH to save workers. V'OTICE. Anybody havingcolts to break or If you want money in the Thomas Pinkerton, Southbury, for catalogue. Telephone 146. A Conn. R.D. 2. horses afraid of autosor trolleys and any purchase of a piano or sewing machine at 'E. Hen-- " 1 SHILLITTO. Anna bom to be spayed, am prepared to do ail and class Os- SALE-Th- ree rj.ERTRUDE first goods, trv C. E. TX)B bird dog puppies; fine Bun-do- soch work and animal to be kindly get nessey, Emma G. Kettner and Alice guarantee borne, ones. W. H. Rotherford, Southbury, Conn. have been In as treated .and cared ior. Prices reasonable. Stepney. Henry Rupfs Store. R.D.3. placed good positions Patrick J. Walsh. 11 Stillman avenue, Dan-bur- y, Goods. The chosen at the Repub- stenographers by Union Business College, Bakery delegates Main and Conn. lican at Monroe Your Clocks ANTED Two Congress streets, Bridgeport. (caucus Center, last Leave. French Ttr first class Jersey cows, not Every graduate employed. Goods over 4 old. A. G. B Fresh Bakery Friday night, were A. J. Hull, Zalmon for a thorough cleaning and years arnett, Redding, repairing. Conn. T ESTER H. Bread, Cake, Pies, etc. F. Purdy to the State convention ; J. Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Eyeglasses, VAN STONE, Alesla I. Clapp. Notice. repaired. Margaret V. McGrath and Ethel Smith Special orders promptly attended F. Olmstead, W. B. Mead, Congression- etc., TrOR SALE English Setter Dogs, from good IltVA 04M tuial t inna act ' All work guaranteed. ariwllnnt efannif. A new Blacksmith Shop at Warner's Mills to. al ; G. H. Lyons, Lemuel Osborne, Al- pedigree stock; color, lemon and white; rapbers through Union Business College, old in IPOS. Unbroken and have Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. Would bert Wheeler, Homer Sherman, Senato- year May. onugepon. ieiepnone 14b. see old Terms John not been handled. Will guarantee dogs as I like to customers at my shop. Pentine, rial Ambrose Hurd, Dr F. H. S. rash. L. P. Payne. Roxbury falls, Conn. ; J. Wales, E. R. Crofut, represent them. Brown, tiaylordsville. TUCEIXA KELLOGG, Mollie Murphy. New Preston, Conn . Conn. - Telephone call lott-1- 2. Probate. Marguerite Oviatt, Harold Seltenreich. is Expert Watchmaker, Mrs E. F. Lyons among the sick Is given that I forbid all SALE White rea--' BALE-Chare- oaU cord ajOTICE hereby been placed in desirable positions by Union VOn Eleven Chester Pigs PGR wood and block onea and under the doctor's care. 405 Main persons trusting anyone on my account on dy to go. Anthony Kolosky. Redding wood. All hard wood. No rotten wood. St., Danbury. 10, 19US. Mrs Mary Eyre spent bunday and and after this date, August h. U. Pal- t employed. Ridge. Conn. John Frank, Jr. Huntingtown District, New Telephone 709. mer, Roxbury Station, Conn. the D A town, vxnn. Monday in Bridgeport, guest of nAITu TIT riU rnuc Ft Vx cminAf i TXR SALE-B-ay 9 old. sound, i ciih.ii vp i iiu ut ooiivvjjj una mare. years her Mrs Henry C. Read. At Store. 5, XfOR SALE Three new milch cows with x the school - kind and W. A. Honan, Newtown, TX)R SALE Three good cows. Charles Zer-- sister, Henry Rupf's Saturday, Sept. Evening opens September 1st. gentle. 10WS- - calves. Samuel Snow, Long Hill, Conn. Conn. niko. Little Boston Dist Georgetown, Ct. Mr Land MrsL. L. Burr were in . ,1J , 4,... THE NEVT0VN , ;;avy, September vw,

' ; We Sell Some ,; . J ESTABLISHED. TEN TEAKS. V Things , ' ' That are not St to eat. Reatd 1 ov. M. Lilt's Co. Will, tint pretty mLuke! begin XHe'D. r. If tii thing u at w at we wll It. Just I I ooklnuur window fur a dl.play of Whlw APPLES APPLES Ro Ucoda, ' , ' Barnum Bros., : The Store CldleYat 5 o'clockeWept Saturday. ' v . 8bepard'0!d Stftnd.' , Dodglngtown. Mendeison Bros,, ' AAA Money. MJtirnf Ftnni Ombre Crepe for Scarfs; DUUU for Sale ia 14 States Fruit and Produce AnendUu varltty In ilio, Ombre Crepe is one of the new silks Just received. It U a crepe d chene I prico and purmiM I itock commission IncJiulea ! color is (lid tuul will) merchants shaded in the dyeing from' white to a darker. shade of.whatever it dyed. M " nurnew e book of Made for scarfs and is so shaded that the center of the scarf is white illiuinled, expressly lbirir'iu, proluwly e 'coiiuhiiiif SliU Mam. reliabl. in All Kinds of Country-Produc- v while the ends are of a darker coloring. We are showing them' in brown, blue, formation of looliiio "! '- fanning "' v ' rUE. u you ' . . wruwiiuin w proiwrtie. mikd 626 and 628 Water ' Conn. orange and green. , Silk section. mention iliit paptr. nuirDadJtru, Street, Bridgeport, 1A.STR01TC0," Ahin ii vaiii- - Anninc. Pnnltrv and Other Produce and we will euaran 150 Nassau N. Y. City. Special Price on Fruit Jars. St, tee you better prices than any otner iirm nure. sena ior snipping cams. ' which all metal Winaha The "Safety Valve" Jar has a removable....'clamp permits King Segis. taken from the for cleaning. Jar ha3 a glass top with no metal Sire: King Boffin, the greatest bull of the parts being Jar breed, to come in contact with the fruit. sold for 95 cts a dozen, but Dam WlnanafleKol Korndyke bag made The Newtown Bee. pieces Regularly record of SI ISAUm of butter In 7 days. This SALE ' a Newtown, September 1 1907. we are them at this time for 60 cts dozen, either pints or quarts. dam la not yut a full aged Oow. Her grandslre Friday. offering per U Boew I)e Kol. Service 15. Paul , of Berkshire Boar. of ; The service of a thoroughbred (a One ani- Washington. New Line Bags. mal) without paper, 1 offered. com" NUTTINGIIAME, D. A. R. CARD PARTY. Oxfords An inspection will convince you that our new line of Fall Bags is Southbury, Conn. The Judea Chapter gave a card par- plete in all the new shades and styles to be used the coming season. Bags for on the Green, last Monday after- TX1R SALE-O- ne sorrel horses, 2200 lbs. ty also and in hornback alli- pair noon. There were 16 tables. Part of At Foster's. the auto and carriage, shopping vanity bags, pigskin, $135 match team: two stool , tire top bug- one $20: three get of col- calf. ' gies cheap: open gurry the company played progressive Women's Tan Kid. low or high heel, $1.19. gator, seal, auto leather and Russia alngle harness; one good driving mare lift; euchre and those the pret- lege winning Women's Tan or Black Vlcl Kid. $1.47, was one set new business wagon wheels, never Mrs Van de Mrs used. $20; two good trucks. 257 Black Kock ty prizes were Water, 12.00. Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. C. E. Hoadley. Mrs A. C. Titus and ) Women'g Tan Russia Calf, Vlcl Kid and New Fall Suits. , Miss Nicola Thomas. The for prize Patent Colt. $1 .97, were $3.50 and $3. the whist was won by Mrs bridge game M en'a Tan Russia Calf, black velour calf fine assortment of Tailored Fred Aside irom the $16 gained In the Suit and Cloak room will be found a Artesian Wells Colby. and patent colt; Douglas. Packard and the from the card Dr Murtland made Goods are in -- party, Altru. $2.47. were $3 and $3.50. Suits and Skirts, in the new fall shades and styles. arriving daily a of $5 for the D. A. R. work. Drilled gift Men's Patent Colt, Vlcl Kid and Tan Russia this enabling us to show an excellent line of garments. Call and Calf, $1.97. department, Charles C. Ford enter- Marble and mineral lands Mr and Mrs values look over our stock when Bridgeport. Granite, of their friends one aft- Extra good at visiting tested. Cores taken out 2, 3, 4, 5 inches tained several and in in Windmills and ernoon last week, the evening ; Diameter. pumps themselves FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, furnished, For Particulars address the young people enjoyed In the Rug dancing. Successor to R. F. Foster & Co., Department. Q. B. WILCOX, Mrs Van de Water and daughter, Fishkill-on-th- e- lines of which attractive. 7 Harmony St., Danbury, Ct. Miss' Henrietta, of 246nalnSt., Danbury, Conn. We are showing several new rugs are very Hudson have been guests for the past "Shirvan" makes a rich with its Oriental designs. two weeks of Mrs Carleton E. Hoad- The appearance bright - l Size ley. 1 or will quickly 9x12. $12.00. Mrs Arnold N. ickling dry Coughs of Scarborough, Y., when Dr Cough is made in and blue effect, weave, with When You Need nViilo nn on tri'n. last week. loosen using Shoop's The "Kazak" red, green plain And it is so with her husband, called on old friends Remedy. thorougniy or Grecian border. Size 9 x 12. $13.50. a new Wagon or Carriage re- harmless, that Dr Shoop tells mothers either plain Arnold was i member the! Wagons and Carriages made at in town. Mrs formerly to use nnthinc else, even for very our shop stand the test. Call and see if you of and re- Miss Nellie Cole this place babies. The wholesome need anything In our line. sided on Hill. M. L. T. young green Painter leaves and tender stems of a long scientific will The D. READ Co. Peabody, the optician, mountainous shrub the M M. W. store, New healing give be at Hill's jewelry to Dr Shoop's R. & 14 to 20. curative properties' Hatch Sons, Milford, Conn., September calms the Cough Remedy. It cough, Having a Real Estate office at No. 1094 Main Manufacturers,. bronchial mem- opened Street, Carriage and heals the sensitive MntirP Bridgeport, I will be unable to continue in the commission New Conn. no Acme Harrows IKUlll'C Fairfield. SoutK branes. No opium, chloroform, in and I wish to take this in Britain. to business farm produce opportunity extending my northing harsh used injure or sup- ShoulcftBlon Every Farm. who so no appreciation to those liberally contributed to my past business, and I SALE- -1 Knox 2 cyd. car. fine shape, Demand Accept in-m- POK press. DrShoop's. Now to to me same and y 1 $20o. Edward Write Right would ask that my friends extend the goodwill favors $350; Ford, Clarke Auto Mrs S. P. Averill. Mrs other. Sold by all dealers. Mlltord, Conn. new line of business, should want to buy, sell or exchange in the Station, Mitchell, Mrs Robert Mitchell and the BOOTH E they ' anything BROS.f line. v Gertrude and Bessie Mitchell Cold Cure real estate Respectfully, ;. Misses A clever. Joopular Candy Stratford, Conn. enjoyed an auto ride to Sharon, last Tablet called Preventics is being G. W. Conn. to Get Your Farm COGGSWELL. Derby, Friday. dispensed by druggists everywhere. In That's the Spot Miss Lulu Munson has returned to a few hours, Preventics are said to Tools. Milburn Lake Hood, N. J, break any cold completely. And Pre- .Mr anH Mrs Hill of RrideeDort visit Q. N. Clarke's Liver Pills ventics, being so safe and toothsome, Frank Favereau,' Vegetable Farm ed at Wiliiam Mitchell's recently. are very fine for children. No Qui- House- Conn. Have a wonderful reputation for curing Bilious and Dyspeptic Ailments. K Wagons Mrs Venus is disposing or ner nine, no laxative, Jnothine harsh nor Redding Ridge. are soon to Ire- a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, hold goods and will return sickening. Box of ,48-2- 5c. Sold by Horseshoeing carriage and wagon reparing The of 1 sale--2 stand Unrivalled. Once used. For sale Wagons Quality. land. all dealers. and'generalblacksmithing. or cheap etc., they tried, Always by Drug ' Su- horses,' workers and fair drivers. Free mail. V , ALSO Miss Ruth Mitchell visited ,Miss good gists. sample by sie Mitchell week. .: Gasoline Silos' and ajewdajsjast . Engines, I G. N.' CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. Ensilage Machinery. Piano Tuning i Huntington. Don't Fall to Get Our Prices. Headache and Re- I am prepared to do Piano Tuning ter the services of my bull notice. NOTICE-Hereaf- : kinds at short $1. Terms Cash. F. W. New- & WHITE HILLS. Can be cured pairing of all Piatt, T. E. Piatt Son, only by town, Conn. Upright is the will Harold I. Hathaway, Newtown, Conn. Miss Alice Drew spending a remedy that New in Shel 284 Main Street, Danbury. Conn. Piano, 53-- week with her grandmother remove the cause. 'Phone 4. 2,7-1:- !. Piano ton. Telephone Tuning. Stool and Cover, war- . The oftener you Miss Katherine Ambler visited with Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of ranted, 3185. For particulars write headache ol Steinway & stop it with TOTICE-Willexcba- nge Bridgeport, Conn., formerly friends in New Haven all of last week. improved property and successor of late Fred W. L. CHADEAYNE, or the 'N or Torrington for a good Sons, Mfr. N, Y., custom Tomlinson spent Monday and powders pills in Waterbury will be to attend to your Piano 42 Seymour Ave., Derby, Conn. NOTICE-- 1 am ready to saw logs for Robert with stock and tools. Loren R. Carter, Beyer, pleased and can furnish lumber, timber and as the of his uncle at quicker will it return. farm Tuning. Orders may be left at Mr Charles S. Is Tuesday guest 11 J&ast wain street, Newtown. Will be in Newtown posts of all kinds at moderate prices. Mill r,iA;iu'j Piatt's, every Leon South Britain. Generally, headache month. Bridgeport address 438 West avenue. located near my house. Bourquenez, was held Wanted To Buy. Botsford, Conn. A very pleasant reception comes from a dis- the home of Philip Jones in honor ue mahogany furniture' at turbed stomach or WANTED-Antiq- Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. ANY TIME you get ready to buy an organ of his wife's 77th birthday on Friday, For Quality good price. Charles H. Martin, let me know. Birdsey Parsons, San- and 101 Stamford, Conn. I. 28. Mrs Jones received many irregular bowels, South street, BERMAN, dy Hook, Conn. August onrl Smmrfi Dfialinff do 1224 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn, from her friends and rela- almost invariably UILIAA tJL mw.- CP presents in Tuesday 2189-- SALE 50 farms near this city, good as well as the heartiest of con- at our store. Full roTICE- -I willjbe Washington. Telephone: buildings, fruit, water on all, ranging from tives, your trading and Roxbury on Wednesday of each week one to 460 acres.five minutes' walk to one hour gratulations. ana ueueiai and will pay the highest market prices for stock of groceries etc. Cash paid drive to railroad station and trolley; prices Mrs Marcus Dimon is entertaining Lane's Family hand. veal, poultry, eggs, vegetables, Of all kinds repaired at e ly We Clinton H. J udsou. $850 and upwards. Twenty-fiv- and of Canaan. for all stock bought. reasonable prices. Hava 25 2- -f am-il- y her grandson wlOCKS homes cm trolley lines, $750 upwards: daughter our homes on and near trolley line, ltHH) and Mr Scott is expected to join them the study to please patrons. or Grandfather Clock needs rent. Medicine that repairing so upwards to auick buyers. Don't pay end of the week. us a can. CRAFT & LYON, it will run accurately? If so I am prepared Terms head-ach- (iive With rent own your homes. easy. The attendance at the weekly C. E. (a tonio laxative)-wi- ll cure e to serve you. I refer you, by permission, to Come and see me. Brophey, 64 Grand Street, Conn. Allison P. Smith, Editor of The is considering the in short order Stepney, Beb, for Danbury, Ct. meetings quite large, by regulatiug Penfield & Craig. whom I restoreC to its old time efficiency a Aiatanvo mnnv nf the members live fine old Colonial clock. E. E. the bowels and reinvigorating the CONN. 'Practical Painters. Meeker, New WANTED A married man wishes position from church. The last was led STEPNEY DEPOT. rreston, onn. or teamster; references. T. G. meeting stomach. Good material and skilled labor cost a trille 105 South Mam St., Waterbury. Ct. by Miss Grace MacBath and was very more are economical in the long Douglass, " at first, but good. It is a great blood medicine run. A trial will convince you. We have a SALE-T- he and Paint- I Sell FOR only grocery general On Sunday, September 6, delegates and favorite laxative of old I good line of Wall Papers, Mouldings. Farms in a thriving village. Doing a good the For Sale Cheap ers supplies, etc., and are well equipped for business. A chance to the convention at Easton will be x ' And all kinds of real score and wagon good and one best service at prices to meet the times. nst.it. a man with a small Address so is young. One good blacksmith bellows: also Give me a description of your farm or for capital. appointed, it hoped that many business place, Store, care of Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. At 25c. and 50e. lumber wagon and one spring and the terms and I do the rest. Write or will be present. druggists', i and see me. can wagon, SALE Shore lots, Walnut Beach, call I do you good. JACOB SALE A load of cows. Some very . A A A A A A A A A Ct FOR Miaaie wate New- FOR AAA fcj PETER H. LYNCH. Long Hill, Conn. Level, high cottage lots $150 BiAiun, District, Koute Iti. r nice Holsteins. Due in September and town, Conn. Tel. 2. $5 $1 week. quick if you October. Thomas. Box Conn. up, down, Speak Myron bury. Southbury. want one. E. W. Nash, 4."1 Hollister Ave., 7312. bred Collie Telephone TjiOR puppies Oonn. A NTIQUE FURNITURE and Positions for Students. E Address E. Wetmore, Bridgeport, bought sold. of CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. eight weeks old. G. B. Tucker. Easton, Ct. P. O. Addrets TjiOR SALE 2 good cows, your choice out ana Conn. E new milch. E. P.Mills, BUSINESS COLLEGE, Main Roxbury, , B. li. xo, JJetnei, ut. xel Bridgeport div. four, two of them Rveninc nraver with sermon at the UNION more stu- CAN EASILY Tel. 1419-1- 2 Bridge- streets, provides far Aspetuck. Easton, Conn. Sun- with than all THE FAB.H Episcopal church,Souhtbury, next dents and strangers positions (TOV through "Stnot'l TJiOR SALE Village home, barn and out-- A port. combined. mommoth 11 3 m. As this is other schools In this vicinity of Am.rio.,"our buildings, 2 -2 acres, reasonable .' day, at p. probably ,Ki-J-J- price. iaitntedo.uloKu.olD.rguni,WHaBw SALE-Go- S. Notice. llZ B . ,.m nun f.nn. Address L. Box 8a, Conn. OR od pasture. Kahn, Easton. Via laat aprvipo to he held this summer F. MURPHY Special Bridgewater. O. Koute NORA Mary Meyers, next Wednes- Tfor In 14BUI... . A. OllWUI w., new. Conn. P. Bethel, s. all interested will make an Griffln, Edith Holmberg. and Bessie I will receive good veal calves it is hoped for which 1 uitntr.mIlul1601lHn.8l.,N.wIk. SALE-T- wo A. Dooley have been placed as stenographers day at my place In Bethlehem, FOR high grade typewriters, Notice is to effort to be present. Ueorge u. Barnes Con-- J market price. new. rpAX NOTICE. hereby given . by Union Business College, Main and will pay the highest Agoodonei28. Abetterjons J- - of Town of Monroe Ansonia will officiate. 140. $35. S. Holmes Conn. the taxpayers the that of gress streets, Bridgeport. Telephone C. HILL. Bethlehem. Conn. Irving Ridgetield, the taxes on the grand list of 1907 at 11 mills HENRY r will be due and Septem- - ' A WINTON.-- W. E on payable Frank Hickox and friend of Water- DAB. E. Harty. Lilly C. H. SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses 1, 1908, and for the purpose of receiving Whalev. Mark Kravutske and Mary R Bassett, ber town Sunday with his grand all kinds of reDairs. Reid & the same I will be at the following named spent McCormick have been placed In good posi- CattJe For Sale. Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. At the store of Marshall Beach, Tues- mother. tions as by Union Business Old i places: 12 stenographers - Fresh Oows a Specialty. At C H. Gay's stand, day, September 15, from 9 a. m. until m.; at Clifford Matthews from Waterbury College, Main and Congress streets, Bridge- & from 1 until 4 Wo-ki- oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell the store of Penfield Craig home over For p. m. of the same date; and at the store of was Sunday. r or trade any day but Sunday. Sale. 19, ner Burr Hawley & Co., Saturday. September Miss Ella Davis is visiting sister irMARY MONIH AN, Howard N. Law, Mary Fraik Eart Morris, Ct. Re- A full line of Furniture for a barber short 1 4 of 8 Gene- Turkiagtoa, and from until p. m. Interest at the rate in Boston. , Louise E. Conklin and Carriage Wagon which Included 2 new French Mirrors, 2 Bar- per cent from October 1, 1908. vieve Sullivan have been placed as book as- ber Chairs, besides all the other Furniture Miss Ann Tracy from Roxbury visit- Main and ,, Lewis T. Twist, collector. sistants by Union Business College. pairing. necessary to fix up a shop; all In good condi- 1908. week. MonroeConn., August 25. ed Mrs Margaret Grant, last Congress streets, Bridgeport. Begin now. Tax Collector's Notice. tion. Miss Russell from West Haven is vis- Blacksmithing. QAMUEL W. DAVIS.-An- na Kennelly. To .receive taxes I will be at the Town W. S. Cole, at G. A. Stiles'. 13 iting Charles R. Dlsbrow. Walter Hyde and Clerk's Office Saturday, June 2th. and each Roxbury Station, Conn. New York has 9 Horseshoeing. Cattle For Sale. G. N. Wakelee from Mary Dooley have been placed in good pos- last Saturday thereafter from a. m. M l R been home for a few days. itions as bookkeepers by Union Business Col- m. Other days at office of Taylor & Hubbell I will be in Newtown, September 10th with lege, Bridgeport. from 7a.m. to 5o. m. J.E.HOULIHAN. CARRIAGE PAINTING Notice. car load of calves, bulls and Collector. Special cattle, yearlings, A NNA D. CLARK. Williams. Marie some fresh cows. J, B. SHAW. Clara The and clean currv comb. The Sherman. Quinn, Margaret Boland and Miss L. M. A Specialty. automatic 10 ewes. C. L. best made and most durable comb on the mar- Toothill have been in excellent pos- "POR SALE grade Shropshire 4ii-- placed Telephone ket. Once seen used. A fox hound, black and tan itions as Union Business , Slade, Cornwall Bridge, Conn. always Burr Eclipse TfOUND stray stenographers by Harness and axle Owner can have him by paying for adv SPRING LAKE AND VICINITY. College. Main and Congress streets, Bridge- dressing teltpse compound. ear No made. William and expenses. Can be found at A. W. Rich- Enroll now. 'OR SALE-onet-y- old colt, sorrel; one SALE OK EAOHAMItK ror uorsea. better Wellington, agenl R. port. n ...... ,.1,1 trt FOR Fairfield P. Koute No. 4. mond's house, Sandy Uook. John Perkins, principal of the F hrnkp hn.ltar. Will larire drv cow. two sear old Holsteln for County. O., Normal school at and LINDEROTH.-Al-Uv G. be sold B. P. Merwin. Aspetuck.lCt. 100 full blood Coach pup, Bridgeport. INichols, Conn. telephone Danbury, family NATHANIEL cheap. bull, about fowls, division. OR SALE Good, big work horse, weight Wheeler, Maie C. Moore and months old ; also a lot of pasture to rent Bridgeport - . niinnHt! llinil kiltri atlH picnicked at Spring Lake on Friday let with 3 acres of three F f.ltl. William Z. Purdy have been placed as lxx;k TTOUSE AND BARN to on Edgar Peet's farm, Merryall. O. W...... last. Union-Busines- s Main Conn. lJriUlUl Will CAUlttllgw Bwv. assistants by College. Hook. Marey. South Kent, horse about 1,000 pounds. George A. Quick, Mr Herrick gave us a very interest- and Congress streets. Every of owner (ieortfe W. Graham, Sandy Tele- Bridgeport. For Sale. Huntington, Conn. Route 8 Shelton. last Sunday. He to graduate employed. VOR SALE-Fa- rm of 82 acres, buildings in A ing talk, expects "fJOTICE-W- Ul make cider every Saturday - phone 2 Huntington. " No. 1 condition, plenty of fruit, a tine sup- A nice Iran in No. 1 condition: also black leave Snerman in about a week. - GORDON. Mabel Sweeney. until turtner notice- svuniucuc i , . will u.,11 with utjit'lr- mill rjmlH If for ladies to in fine con- 75 choice vpHARLOTTES. yiy ui nan:. "... horse, gentle drive; ttOR SALE CHEAP-- barrels of Leslie Judd has two nephew from Ethel Bancroft, Emma Groschol. Mav Botsford, Conn. located in southwestern partof New dition. of Maurice Walnut, C Cava-naug- b, desired: Inquire Leavy. winter apples on the trees Charles one from New York Kennelly and Charles H. Donnelly have been Would mane a nne Kniufiimu s sum- Tree Conn. - Bridgeport and all convenient to R. R. town. Hill, Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook, Conn. placed as stenographers! by Union Business WANTED-Sm- place mer home. Frank Wilson, Newtown, Conn. visiting him. They are helping him Main Bridge- state lowest price for spot cash. will from College, and Congress streets, Conn. WANTED Apples, all kinds, pay harvest his tobacco and at leisure hours port. D. W. Booth. Stepney Depot. POR SALE- -2 second hand top buggles,prices per barrel. James Lynch, Step- also one sleigh, price $3. H. M. Machine. are enjoying boating on the waters of once, $4and&; Labor Saving ney. Conn. SCHOOL AT UNION BCSIXESS-Col- -J- WANTED TO BUY at three hundred Conn.! beautiful Lake. lbs. each or more; Smith, Newtown, The "Boss" digger. None can beat Spring lege. Bridgeport. Is now in session. Even- " hens; must weigh four potato farm . Address H. P. Gow-- Famous International Gasoline le man for general We missed our last Sunday, school ..11.MU...D..ii.lirii.u T VB'.U '' SALE-Lar- ge organ in Brst the engine for WANTED-Sing- pastor, ing opens Tuesday eveniug. September j Conn. TpOR Shoninger Call and see me. Must be strictly temperate and accustomed 1. to ans. K. F. D. No. 10. Eairneld. Tele condition. C. F. Nichols, Rout 15, farm machinery. Watertown. and h6pe to see himin h is Every graduate employed. Telephone class S. J. PAKKS. Trumbull. Conn. good milker. Eugene Lamphter, 146. phone. Stepney Depot. Conn. Telephone connection. Conn. Telephone 41-- 4. place, next Sunday. VOL B CHANCE Boys and POR SALE One new milch cow. extra good A man forclerk in gener--" SALE A team of work horses. ne E Y WANTED young FOR SALE-O- new milch Holsteln cow C Girls to start a business of one. Charles Valley iew i arm, one that has had experience in In every res pot. All right for timlier FOR Ct. Tel. KEirr. rlPrP al store, Reason for am B. Andrews. Easton, your own. Thoroughbred Bedding Ridge. Ct. the country store Business, aiiyijr at uucc. or teaming. selling, about Homer pigeons are great breeders. Each & Co.. through with heavy team work for the season . xo A U B. Hawley Stepney. n ,i VTFn Te vrm want spll vonr mated will raise from 8 to 10 pair of an to do washing. Address and have no use for them. Price $100, or will Watson & Morehouse have pair WANTED-Wom- 2 farm for cash. I can sell it. E. W. Nash, taken on siiuabs a year that will sell in the cities from Newtown. wn-c- vnrn T( w 11.' X.V.X If Rprmrnhpr V. exchange for young cows or oxen or a light 451 Holllster Ave., Bridgeport, wuu. the famous Peter Schuyler, and Moon 50 to 75 cents per pair. We will send yoa any have some of the best Perfection Red Ce driving horse. W.C. Johnson, Newtown. Cu number of mated pairs, warranted, ready for TO RENT The house formerly occupied by dar constantly on nana, yuamy A which known than in the State. Peter about two miles north of shingles 25 bushels rrriVTrn nermanent elrl for general Spot cigars, are far and business, cheaper any place Juray. high, price low. B. Hawley & Co.. Stepney, WANTED native grapes. P. H. W wages. Mrs Sidney Send card for prices, etc (i. B. Talmage, Monroe Center. Enquire S. W. Smith. ii Gannon. Newtown. housework: good wide for they contain. Peck, 14 Falrvlew Ave Danoury.vonu. the.quality Coon Hollow Poultry Fa nn, Derby Conn. .10 THE NrmiOW.N BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1008.

I - - - .tkY V Newtown GAYLORDSVILLE. 'niThe tfea On Saturday evening. Septembers, 1 Newtown. Friday, fcwmlwr i iww. at the Methodist church there will be DICK'S a piano and violin recital by Theodore E. Wirthe of Brooklyn, N. Y., end m These are without an for cutting either siliisro New Milford. Lloyd Beeman. also of Brooklyn, N. equal The School fodder. are interesteil in a cutter Y., accompanist. program Un g Days or dry It you follows.: this one before WANTED FOR HIGHWAY 0 thig fall, just look into buying. MAN "Carmen," Fantasia, arranged by ROBoERY FOUND HIDING HE- - Farner. Are drawing near Is tjie boy or young man Bush and HIND A CIUKB BAKKEL IN A "Cavatlna," Raff. Tobacco Hatchets and Needles, Scythes SHERMAN CELLAR. ready with suitable clothes to begin school next Brush Hooks. "The Son of the Puszta," Mr 5naths, Bradley Georire Marusha, wanted for high Wirths, Keler Bela. week? Here is an offering of boys short pant Piano way robbery in Westport, was arrested solo, "PolonaiBe," Chapin, See size is on A few Hammocks still on hand which I Mr neeman. suits. our window. Every the rnhc by Deputy Sheriff Allen and Hunger-for- d v rlalTimOwKb am ready to let go at a low figure, to in a cellar of a Polish man in "The Bridal Rose," overture, tables this morning. Broken lines of boys suits ue. - out. Better one while are Sherman, Ihuraday. He was fcund Lava close them get they going. "Because." Godard. worth $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, your choice for hiding behind a cider bairel in a cellar. Concert waltz, week Friday morning Constable Hezekiah "The Merry Widow," this sale $1.95. Make your selection this o wr . Allen of Saugatuck came after his Lenar, wiring. if possible. The size assortment can't last long man. He had his hearing, Friday, and Piano solo, Hungarian march in D M. H. flat rie Mr Beeman. MALLETT, was bound over for trial to the Sep Konshi, 0 at this price. "Ill Trovatore", Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. tember term of the Criminal Superior Fantasia, arranged court. The man is now lodged in the oy Mngeier. B "The Lost Bridgeport jail. Chord," Sullivan. Admission 25c, children, 15c. Saturday Night Sept 5th MRS LOUISE EUNICE BRENNAN. Miss Baron is with Mrs Smith Wal- ler. On August 15, Mrs Louise Eunice Quite a number from this place at Will end our Men's Suit Sale. Until that Brennan peacefully passed from the ac- tended the camp meeting services at tivities of life to Join many of those on nne urove. time every broken line suit in the store, either Willam the other side whom she had known Mr and Mrs Darling of Bridgeport Fall or Spring weight at these reductions. Jennings Bryan and loved in earlier years. She was are visiting at . Kennedy's. the oldest child of Starr and Charlotte 0 $10.00 and $12.00 Suits at $ 6.95 To-da- y at Our Store. Merwin Hurd, and first saw the Speaks light HEARD GOV HUGHES SPEAK. $13.50 and $15.00 Suits at 8.95 of day on October 30, 1848, in the Bryan has just made Records of his ten best speeches for house where Bhe died. On December Mr and Mrs C. E. Riddiford Rnd Mr $16.50 and $18.00 Suits at 10.90 the 14, 1870, when 22, she was united and Mrs Henry Ives returned on $20.00 Suits at 12.90 in marriage at the old home to Ed- Thursday after an enjoyable stay at Genuine Edison Phonograph ward Francis Brennan of Albany, N. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. While at Don't fail to be on hand Saturday. several her senior who Ballston Spa.. Mr Riddiford had the told by us. The Records consist of telling passages selected from his Y., a man years favorite orations on such subjects as The Trust Question, Imperialism, survives her, but is quite feeble. The pleasure of hearing Gov Hughes speak. heard him as he Immortality, The Labor Question, An Ideal Republic, etc. writer say stood by Mr himself. who her open grave "he never heard her These Records were made by Bryan Everyone F. MOKEHOUSE SELLS HIS & wonderful of say any thing bad or unkind about any- L HATCH has heard him speak will recognize all of that charm FARM. DEWEY, voice and manner that has made him famous as an orator. one in all the years he had lived with her," which in a few words showed F. L. Morehouse has sold his farm New Location; P. 0. Block, her gentle Christian character. The in Park Lane to Percy Me Queary of many and beautiful flowers showed the New York. New Milford Great Barrington Frank E. Soule, love and esteem in which she was held. A beautiful pillow with the one sweet SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. word, "Mother" was given by her St Peter's lodge, No. 38, F. & A. eldest daughter, Mrs C. H. Mead, and M.. held a communication. Tuesday her only son, Stuart Brennan,. of New night, the first after the vacation seas York City : a cross by her youngest on. daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs S. Givscia of Schenectady, N. Y. ; wreath Charles P. Bentley of the C. H. MORRIS LIST. of hydrangeas, grandson, Kelsie Mead ; Booth & Bentley Co., passed Monday bank of white carnations, sister, Mrs in New York. Sarah Bull and daughter, of Bridge- David Miller was in New York. Tues port: flat bouquet, sister, Mrs J. Bull. day and Wednesday. Gentlemen's Tailoring. RIDDIFORD. There were also from friends standing De Kue Brothers minstrels played Made wreath John Martin and family, to a full house at the Town hall, Friday Ready Clothing. CLEARANCE SALE OF Schenectady, N. Y. ; anchor purple as- night, and gave a very satisfactory per ters, Mr and Mrs Walter Stevens, East formance, They will play a return en Fall and Winter Suits Muslin Orange, N. J. Mrs I. B. Smith, Mrs gagement, next year, under the auspices Made to Order. Summer Underwear, G. W. Squires, Mrs S. B. Hendricks of Good Shepherd lodge. Stamped Linens and others sent or brought flowers. Mr and Mrs George Kolbe and Miss Novelties. Besides her husband and children she Adeline .Kolbe of New York entertain- Brick Block, Railroad Street, and Embroidery is a ed a of 10 at the ' survived by half brother, Orange party young people OppofiteEvitts' Drug Store, B. of this Mrs Leach Merritt at ureen 15. Murray place, and;sister, cottage pond New Milford, Conn. Commencing August Cornelia Murray Bull of Morris, and in royal style tor iu days. DreaKing Mrs Sarah Hurd Bull of Bridgeport, up, Saturday. The young people were and room for We want money our brothers, W. D. Hurd of Auburn, N. given the time of their lives, and were If Fall Stock. You will find prices at- - Y., and Charles S. Hurd, who resides loud in praise of their host and hostess. you want Don't You tractive. on the old homestead. Rev J. F Plumb Local theater goers will be interest- conducted the burial services. G. N. ed in the announcement of the Good values in Dry Goods, call We can show new in appear- Often Wonder many styles Abbott, Mrs M. B. Healey, Mrs S. B. ance Wednesday evening, September 9, and see us in our new location, C-- B Corsets. . Hendricks and Miss two of the favorite emotioial drama, Schillmy sang door store. hymns, "Rock of Ages" and "Nearer "East Lynne," the greatest of all next to Evitt's Drug Why people go God to Thee." The emotional The has so far afield for what's under My pallbearers plays. company DAVID right were brother, W. P. Hurd and son, been selected with discrimination and in MILLER, their noses? Take, for instance, Lewis, Charles S. Hurd and son, Har- the matter of scenic equipment and Bank Street, New Milford, Conn; and RIDDIFORD'S, who laid her at rest in accessories the presentation of ".East Jewelry Photographic Supplies ry, tenderly look 8 Bank New Milford. the West Merryall cemetery where her Lynne" will measure up to a high anything better, any way you . Street, - parents and so many of her ancestors standard. The engagement at the Op Steam and at it than can be found right here? have been interred. t "'V era House is for one night only. A Hot Water Wonderful service, wonderful W. E. Stone, of the firm of Osborne Ur Heaters economy, wonderful square deal- uniq 1 OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS. & Stone, returned from a vacation, Manufactured bt K ing, too. Wake up Come in, which included at Dan- - Warren C. .Lovers of the emotional drama, and Monday, stops A. Allen, their names are legion, will be pleased bury, Bridgeport, Fairfield, New York, J. NOMTHROP, Prop. Nkw Oons. Sizzling Hot Sherman, Conn. to learn that the greatest of all emo- Boston, Taunton and Fall River, Mass., Milford, tional dramas "East will be Photo Goods. Lynne" Newport, R. I., and New Brunswick, at the Opera House, Wednesday even- E. A. STROUT C3., At Taunton he witnessed the Days ing, September 9. Lady Isabel in the N. J. I call attention of the Boston, New York, Philadelphia. Edward P. Martin lighter scenes of the play youth and manufacture of the Glenwood stove Amateur Photographers that I do CALL FOR Farms bought and sold. beauty, enable her to be most effective from start to finish and at New Bruns and Developing and Printing and the and while the and va- PLUMBING charming, depth wick saw the processes in the mana work will be in 24 hours'aft-e-r Fire Insurance. riety of her- - ripened art render her HEATING ready Cold facture of wall paper. left at store. Fizzing i Reliable companies. Lowest Rates. scenes in the more "sombre portion of All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work my the drama, models of intensity and Mrs Robert Earle of New York is Also have all as McCormick 180 supplies such Soda Farm Machinery. passion. The engagement is for one visitine rriends in town Railroad St., NEW MILFOED, CT. 107-- Post Mowers, Reapers, .. Hay Bakes. only. Miss Imogene Lane of New York is Tel No Films, Dry Plates, Paper, Weber Farm etc. night That's the combination to work these Wagons, An attraction of exceptional merit the stuest of her cousin, Charles I. Cards and Cameras. I am an in- need to care what the days so you don't is announced for Wednesday evening, Leach., dealer. weather man sends. Come In any time Warren C. Allen, & dependent will cool off to listen September 9, at the Opera House, the Geoi2e Hawley, with a friend, start Taylor Buckingham, It you right just Tel. 205-- New Milford'Dlvlsion. Cameras to let. to the fountain fizz and one ol our Ice greatest of all emotional dramas, "East ed from White River Junction. Vt., Contractor aad BuiUtra, Cream Sodas will too you off forja com- s New York last week, in a canoe and sailed to the fortable day. Lynne by Joseph King RMlroad Street, New Milford, Ot. company. The engagement is for one mouth of the Connecticut river at Say Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or night only. brook, an ideal trip. small contracts The Best Line in the . Those wishing to exempt bonds, M. W. Hill, W. N. Noble, POLITICAL NOTES. notes, etc.. from taxation by paying Bank St., New Milford. County of four mills State exemption should do 6. N. BURWELL. DRUGGbT, The convention ot the delegates to so before the 25th of the current Sep the state convention for the 32d dis- tember. Blanks, information and Painting and Paper Hanging. A Bank New Milford. will be held Fri- Large Stock Street, Fancy Driving trict at Washington, may be ha? of The Randall First Olass Work and Reasonable Prices day, at 12 o'clock, to elect two dele- Company, New Milford, Ct, without Telephone 98. AND Wellsviixe Ave New Milford. Of Men's and Boy's Shoes. Also gates to the state convention. charge. Youis very truly,-- H. LeRoy A Co. a full line of rubbers and rubber boots. Randall, manaeer. Orders may be left with 0 Way Work Harnesses. Flour, feed, grain, hay, salt, Molac Peabody, the scientific optician will molasses feed.' See me and Save Money. be at M. W. Hill's jewelry Etore, New Stiles & Marsh, Grass seed of all kinds. 14 to 20. , Milford, Conn., September Choice line of Charles I. Leach has had a desk tel- Surveyors, groceries. installed in his store. Firstclass meat market. We butcher ephone 6 United Bank Bldg., New Milford, Conn Frank EvittsT Merwin' prime quality sugar cured only native steers. hams, 16c per pound at Charles I. Will continue the Woodbury and Southbury Railroad New Milford Leach's. practice. . Hatch & Marsh Street, us at No. 1373. Ackley, Get a Never-Fa- il and oil Telephone gasoline Railroad and Bridge Streets, can Char'es I. C. G. H. C. Marsh at Leach's. Stiles New Milford. W. C. Beeman and R. H. Thomas at: tended the fair at Carmel, N. Y., STOP Wednesday. If You Want Mr and Mrs Walter Fenn ae pass- The torment of Flies by using the week in A. UU w eask lor cows, uorses. etc. ing Washirjgton. H McMahon, Miss Bertha Peck. George Dean. A Horse, Carriage or r Poison Fly Paper. 8ticky;Fly Paper, Spray Outfit, call on Pumps, Fly Killers. Ray Leach and Miss Lena Dayton at-- I Agent for the tended the concert at Washington, Fri--I & day night. Beeman, Strong G'URNEY - The Bountiful Table Osborne & Stone, Mrs George Lines returned, Satur- Thomas, Steam and Hot Water Jleaters. day night, after a sojourn of several New Milford, Conn Successors to'C. A. Way Co., weeks Woodmont. in all Branches. the gladdens the at Plumbing its delights eye, Prints, Wall Paper, Glass etc of New Haven will and adds Shades, Screen Doors, etc. George Hawley Estimates free. Call before you buy. heart to the health. Our Labor with his Mr West Shore and Round Oak need New Milford, Ct. pass day parents, The Stores Superior Groceries, fragrant Cof- and Mrs E. F. Hawley. Wm. Oliver, no puff. They are the best. 143-- fees and Teas, Flour, Fruits, selec- Telephone . Miss Jessie Hawley resumed her po- sition in the and ted Canned Sug- pop toffice, September 1, Your Blacksmithmg Albert McMahont Goods, Catsups, after a vacation of two months. Personality. ' .., If, ars and Spices are here to set Wagon Repairing, Philip Planzis laid up with rheu- Many people adopt a particular Bridge Street, New Milford. out the feast for all oc- matism in his hands. family ! kind of writing prper and use it ex Poplar Street, New Milford. casions. For savings on your Miss Kathleen Duncan has returned clusively. After a while they are Special from her vacation and has Grocery list buy here. resumed known by their stationery as surely Now Is the Time Fancy Creamery Butter Fresh her position in the store of W. G. Bar- as are known by their hand ton. they To have vour hnnse wlrprl for Electric from the churn, writing. TOP of the JOB Lights. There Is no itime of the year when C. I. LEACH, Miss Minnie A. Toussaint passed a electric are more than in IN THE MORNING. lights appreciated few days, this week, with the family of the hot, close summer nights, when kerosene Church Street, New Milford. 28 30c Pound. Louisine or use what is In the and W. G. Barton at Walnut Beach. Clean MILK gas up littlle air there 2. Fresh, from the bouse, heats the rooms and you to sleep Telephone Mrs Thomas and up try Fresh week. Bray niece, Miss Is a good paper to adopt because it is in the delightful atmosphere of Standard Oil. every Kate Bray, returned, Friday, from a a paper to write on, New Milford Do it now with Spring housecleaning. All not only pleasing Creamery. work guaranteed to conform to the under- ! sojourn at Great Barrington, Mass, but also a paper that is and always writers' This week W.A PARCELL9. Prop. requirements. they go to White Plains, N. will be in good taste. It is, in short, CHAS.A. PARCEIXS Mirr Kestaurant for a Farmers' Trading Co., Y., still further sojourn. a particular kind of writing paper. F. L, Bennett, Ray Osborne and Harold Collins left latest and Telephone i2-- i New Milford. Conn Fenn Montana, The Satisfactory Store, The shapes sizes, price on Monday for Kansas City, Kan., be 25c 1 'Railroad St,, New Milford. per lb. MygattBlk, New Milford, Conn. ing employed on a ranch near that city. Meals served at All Honrs. P. M. Cassedy went to Harbor View H.D.Hine, eiveMeAOaU. beach, Friday afternoon, in his auto, PHOTOGRAPHIC We Cover his family returning to New Milford ARTIST. I Can Sell Your Farm JOHN BONJIONO, with him on Tuesday. All Your Needs! New hard wood floors are beinir laid No Matter Where It ts or What It It In old Brick Block formerly occupied by 200 of Picture Frames. ' NEW MILFORD. in the residence occupied A. G. Todd p.k Styles Supplies for home, bath, nu7 by Worth. EyIus' Drugstore, and sick room are all found at our shop. M. Beach and men. Call and see them. Kry Send full state lowest cash by C , Deliveries made promptly. - description, prle Boot Shoe Lois and learn my wonderfully successful plan. and Miss Knox of Bridgeport is the Gas guest of Mr and Mrs Daniel Canfield. sedy STUDIO: Albert Evitts, Druggist, Repairing. Theodore Treadwell of New York is STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, New Milford, Conn. Post Office Block, New Milford Telephone 33, SEW MILFORD Guaranteed. visiting his siater, Mrs 1L W. HilL . SBeUIey-Stree- BridgeportlConn First Class Work THE NEWTOWN UEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. 11

Second Hand The Newtown Bea liiisiift Hire KiJity Newtown, Friday, September 4. IW. Trouble and Never 7J Talking Sospect it Most people do not realize the alarm' . iMonrot Machines ing increase anil remarkable prevalency oiKiuneyaueaie, EAST VILLAGE. Whilekidneydit. Mrs Florence Bulkier and orueri are me daughter most common at or Hartford ar guests at 0. S. Blake' mans. diseases that pre are Rev A. J. Smith and family from van, they Bargain Prices. almost the la1 Danbury returned from month's out The in with Mr and Mrs W. recognized by J. Waterbury, and last monaay, patient phy These macnines were taken in Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith of Nau siciani, who cm-ti- stuck, who have been and thtmtiltH camping vm tin while - exchange for new ones. Nearly the Housatonic aottoring tpeett, the erig- boating along for nut unucrnnnes week past, were miesta Mr and u(fcu tne system. is included in the at TO DA. every make M used the knife. will VIII It be a little time There is comfort in the knowledge u Some of them are fit before Henry can walk eaailv aira n and onen nearly new, so expressed, mat Dr. Kiliner'i wnue a few of his k nd Swamp-Roo- t, . 1. cnppiea,i ...... the great Bell. remedy, latest neiKnDors nave contributed to hi kidney ted with the style speakers r. mums every wish hi cunne riieumat sin. School and Is lief there still opportunity for pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladdci and horn. Every one in per- little more charity work hv. those large and every of the who Rev Herman part urinary passage. and less than, half feel disposed. J. E. It corrects inability to Lola water fect order for is as cashier. acting and scalding pain in pasmnB it. or bad Some rare bargains Mr Richards and wife and tWa effects use of wine or regular price. children of - following liquor, Quincy, Mass.,- are passing Deer, ana overcomes tnat unpleasant ne here. terms on these the a at A. Easy iew aays a. Bones' here. cessity of being compelled to go often J. Milton Stillson was called as pitch tne ana to same as on new ones. Write for er uuring aay, get up niant in a matched game of baseball at times during the night. The mild anil 15 last list and or call and see Danbury, Friday. the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Ro- ot prices, Nelson TaV or intends to move into is soon realized. It stands the highest them. the Fennell place on Christian street, for its wonderful cures of the most dis- He oc- next Monday. is temporarily - tressing cases. If you need a medicine cupying Seth Couch's house. 1 you should have the best. Sold b v drug school benches schoo one-doll- ar Ihe in the new gists in fifty-ce- and sizes. building here were rearranged, last You may have a sample bottle and a ? Saturday, by Couch Brothers, so that nooic mat tens an Lewis an me scnoiars win ine coming year about it, both sen1 free oe accommodated in two rooms instead by mail. Address Dr. of three as formerly. Kilmer & Bitig- - Rio Co., Phonograph Mrs Emily Wedge is at present visit- hamton.N. Y. When Bomeotswamp-Roo- t. ing her daughter, Mrs Arden Tanner, writing mention this and don't gidg Store, paper in Warren. make any mistake, but remember the Mr and Mrs E. F. visited in 236 Main St, Danbury, Ct. Brague name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and New Haven, the latter part of last 'he address, Binglwmton, N. Y. week. And you will want your boy with Miss Evelyn Lyman started on Tues prepared day of this week for Mt Vernon. Ohio, Trumbull. ' wnere ner nome win be the coming the We are a winter with her uncle, Will S. proper clothing, showing dandy Sperry, GRANGE and where she will enjoy excellent TOPICS. school privileges. The members of Trumbull Grange line of Suits, the wearable Strout Sells Farms Rev and Mrs Thayer have returned enjoyed a clam bake on Friday after Boys' strong, kind, O Thousands of tales Drove from a vacation which included North noon, August 28. Banford S. Beach right methods. No advance New York was chief cook and reouired. field, Wilted, City and prepared the good fee Improved listine in in his usual for little Waists and Shirts and blanks mailed on request, sojourn the Connecticuttvalley. ies able manner. The money. every- E. A. Strout The schoolhouse shines bright with young men and boys enjoyed a game Company new coat of paint, both inside and out, of baseball. Boston New York Pkiladelohit The trees have make IS Broad St. 150 (mm St Broad eitaat St adjoining been trimmed thing that goes to up the boys' outfit. and the nag polp reset and painted and The Misses Ruth and Esther Shelton of Oxford J. Coleman Smith, Managr new windows added and everything are visiting their grand- adjusted, including a new teacher to mother, Mrs Mary J. Beach. A big assortment of BETHEL, CONN. the proper training of our children, Miss Kutb Brinsmade has been spend The hour of all evening services at ing a few days at Steeplechase, the both Stevenson and here have been guest of Miss Catherine Buckley. changed from 7.45 to 7.30. Remember Mr and Mrs William D. Dana and ! this change of hour next Sunday night family and Miss Cora Beach spent Horses Rev and Mrs C. S. Dykeman of a day at Fairfield Beach, recently. SCHOOL SHOES. Georgetown returned last week from a Mr and Mrs Howard S. Beach and week's vacation with their daughter son, Harold, have been visiting in and grandchildren at Mrs Ida Stevens West Stockbridge, Mass. Horses! Mrs 0. S. Blakeman and Mrs Charles Frederick Botsford ha3 been visitmsr Stowe enjoyed an outing at Savin in Bridgewater. wearable kind that will Rock, last week. D. J. Botsford and family have re The strong, tough, turned from a visit in New Canaan. Big Auction Sale AT ST PETER'S, Dominick Stroebel has been enter stand the knocks. Rev H. S. Habersham officiated at taining company from New Y ork. Saturday at 2 P. M., Rain or Shine St Peter's on Sunday, the 30th. and will Reduction Prices rule throughout the store. 40 good second hand horses right out of work be here again in two or three weeks, Southford. that will all be sold for the high dollar no mat- Give a call. ter what they bring. Big workers, good busi- S. W. Smith and family of Fairview us NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. ness horses. A lot of very fine driving horses farm have returned to their residence We have one company In this city will sell in Ansonia for the winter. N. H. Carpenter and family of Beeo- - seven or eight good workers or business horses Elmer Wakeley. now of Toronto. ta, N. J., have recently spent 10 days for what they bring. We have two or three Can., is visiting his mother, Mrs with his uncle, Theodore Wheeler, the good driving horses. A buggy, all right. Iwill Marshall Beach, and will remain two ourney being made in their auto. be sold for the high dollar. weeks. Robert Stevens, superintendent of Wagons, Harness, everything for the horse Dr and Mrs F. J. Wales and son are the Uncas Facer mill at Norwich, has goes at this sale. taking a two weeks' vacation at Mil been with his family, guests at T. F. Golden Bros. Bring In anything you have to sell to iora roint. miss uarrie Mollister ana Wheeler s. Theodore Lockwood are caring for their Miss Hazel Faircloueh of Norwich home during their absence, has been a at Mr ' guest Wheeler's. Peter Jury and wife have moved into Mrs James Bartlett. who has been ill Railroad Street Hamilton Bros., the cottage formerly owned by Edward for some time past, is failine in 749 Water Street, Opposite the Depot, omitn. trength. Miss Rose Dillon of Steven Mr and Mrs George Fessenden were son is caring for her. - Bridgeport, at Fairview farm on Sunday. Henry B. Davis has bought three New Milford, Conn. Miss Agnes Smith has returned to cows to help fill the place of those her home in N. Y. Yonkers, killed by lightning last July. They feel very erateful to their manv LLthe COUGH Middlebury. friends for their kind assistance in helping them to secure the same. AND CURE the LUNGS Mrs C. N. Curtis and Ruth. SCHOOLS OPEN. daughter. spent Friday last in New Haven and Schools of the town will onen on in company with Mrs F. P. Stowe and WITH Monday, September 14. Miss Judith children of Seymour and Miss Edith STANLEY STEAM CAR King's Mitchell will teach in Kissewaue dis Curtis of Bridgeport enjoyed the beau- trict and Mis3 Alice Brett in Break tiful view from East Rock Park. It Neck. was a fine clear day and one felt well Discovery repaid for the effort of climbing 100 GRANGE TOPICS. stairs in the Soldiers' monument when they reached the top and viewed the JOUCHS rfTfc. Excelsior Pomona will meet Trial Bottle Free Grange panorama spread before them on all AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. with Woodbury Grange on Wednesday, sides. 16. A September very interesting meet- Frank Atwood. who has been at GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY ing is expected. OB MONEY KEFUNDED. Maple Shade for a few weeks, has re turned to New Haven. G. S. ABBOTT NEW BUILDS Mrs Howard of HOUSE. Leavenworth Sey mour called on Mrs Fred Kemn. Sun The cellar for G. F. Abbott's new day. house is nearly completed, and the car- The New York Times penters will commence work there Weekly Financial Quotation Re- next week. Greenfield Hill view is an authoritative,' impartial L. S. Mills of Collinsville will act as and thoroughly trustworthy guide state supervisor of our schools this NEWSY GLEANINGS. era, as E. H. Cameron to the stock, bind, money and in present pre- Alfred Coburn is a visit to ferred to go to the town of enjoying dustrial markets, and is a full and relatives in New Hamsphire. reliable record of sales for eight Mr and Mrs Charles B. Read are en tertainmg Mrs Read's from to the moment of pub- parents years past up Bridgwater. Bridgeport at their handsome country lication. The Review is invaluable 18-mc- residence in this place. MODEL E2. Kunabout, seating two to four h boiler and 'for reference by bankers, brokers ITEMS OF Mr Tobin, the New York broker who INTEREST. in under hood. inch 10 horse-powe- r. and investors. lately acquired the Weber property at burner front, 3x4 engine. Frederick J. Morgan of the Morcan Greenfield Hill, is making extensive The Review's features in- & Hinniston Throttle and by-pa- ss lever on wheel. 30x3 inch tires. Wheel leading Co., New Haven, and Mr exterior improvements about the place. steering 100 inches ; 54 inches. boards and mud Full clude a survey of conditions on the and Mrs bherman Morean of New Mi - Contractor Arthur Johnson of Strat- - base, track, Running large guards. elliptical ' Internal expanding hub brakes in addition to band brakes on Gaso- New York and n ex- ford were the guests of their sister. field has charge of the work. springs. driving gear. carpenter lene 150 to 200 miles Water Mrs Edward Canfield. at Elmside Villa. Mrs H. G. Harrison has sold her capacity (tank at extreme rear), (13 gallons). capacity (tank reports on wheat, cotton, under 40 to 50 miles Oil and horn. Plain changes, on Sunday. farm to New York who will seat), (26 gallons). lamps, gauge lamp artillery and steel lat- parties, box in on which be of Price net F. O. B. copper situatious, the Mrs Grace Smith Mower has returned take possession October 1. rear, may placed any style seat cash, Newton, $850. est news of the European bourses. to her home in Boston, Mass. Miss Esther Gardner, who has spent Mailed to any address in the Mrs Hannah Moore Jessup, who is on her entire vacation with her aunt, Miss E. A. an automobile trip to Melrose. Mass.. Sarah J. of will re- Scoville, ' United States. Une dollar a year Perry this place, is remembering friends in her home turn to her father's home in Maiden, Agent for Western Connecticut, Sample copy on request. village with very interesting post this week. TeL 66-2- L SOUTH cards. out- Local BRITAIN, CONN. The New York Times, Frank C. Lobdell is enjoying an Mr and Mrs Eli Roberts, who have ing on Fairfield" beach. ' "All the News That's Fit to Print" been visiting Mr and Mrs Ezra Young Mrs Edward Oberg, who has been return from a visitini? town. Times Square in JNewtown, have returned home. under ur Dunham a care, much im this week pleasant visit out of Trumbull. is Miss and Edward have New York Miss Ruth C. Roberts will be Mrs proved. to friends in Hingham, Mass. Ethel Morgan City Ver-n- Xoung's guest for one week. Mrs Allen entertained rela- Alfred Coburn, the manager at a just returned home from a week's stay N. Y. Jennings bruised and A. J. McEslin and son. Milton. tives from New York her home here Farm, was severely in Bridgeport at his M. and Mr Mrs Plumb turned to New Haven on Sunday even- Sunday. hip injured by being thrown out of Mr and Mrs A. Morgan their and Hall had a little his one those arrive home Fri- ing after a brief visit at his home in Dorothy Banks, the little daughter buggy, while driving day last son. Alfred, Jr., were among daughter at their on off excursion Savin 14. Mrs H. as- town. of Mr and Mrs Clarence H. Banks, was week. A wheel came the buggy that went on the to day, August N. Burr week. sisted in the care of Mr and Mrs John Dixon and Miss painfully injured, last week, while unexpectedly near the Country club, Rock, last the little stranger. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mc , Myers saaie Alien ana brother of Brookside playing on the front veranda of her throwing Mr Coburn out as above stat The Pembroke bunday school picnic Guinn have farm district were the sruests of Mrs father's home. In some manner the ed. The little mare then ran away, was held in Mrs Rasmussen s grove on house full of guests at their home in w. a. Junney on Sunday. child fell to the both dragging the broken buggy, but was September 3. Daniel's Farms. Among the guests Spray Pumps ground, fracturing Mrs Mr and Mrs Nelson Taylor moved. oones in one arm. finally stopped at the Beachside Inn. Mrs Capitola Barnum and her son, are Bennett and two children, and to home Misses Loretta and Grace last week, Woodville. The public schools throughout the Luther, have returned again. Herbert, Miss Miss Mrs Howard E. Roberts, who was town will open for the fall term. Tues Pembroke District. Frank Dunleavy and family have Winn, O'Brien, Mrs Kings, Cincinnati .Bucket the guest of Miss Harriett Roberts m day, September 8. Contracts for car moved into the Shute house. all of New York. New PERSONAL CHAT. was Pumps, Milford, last week, has returned rying the school children from the out- Mrs Albert Hitchcock called home. lying districts to the Greenfield Hill Miss Sarah Solomon of Brookfield home by the illness of her mother. The Water Purifier tor wells or Fred Roberts has accepted a position school were awarded to Eli Jennings, was a guest of Mr and Mrs George Cisterns. For sale by at the creamery. Hubie Curtis, who Wilson's Mills; Fred Hawkins, Banks Frost, last week. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills been O.A.S will relieve has working there, has resigned South: John BrothwelL Mr and Mrs Fred C. Wildman were Ilia Kind You Haw promptly all Kidney and Bulkley's: Bwitlw oiiia.Always BuigM W.B. Glover, and accepted a position in New ;Haven. James Gallasher, Hull's Farms; and guests of Alfred Morgan over Sunday Bladder disorders. Sold and recom- ' mended Newtown, Ct. Elmside Villa, the home of Miss Mrs William H. Burr, Burr's district. and Monday. . by H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. I Charlotte Canfield, is being repainted. Mr and Mrs William E, Nichols will Martha and Lillian Williams are 12 NEWTOWN THE BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1008.

look the people of west by youn the BOYHOOD DAYS end on the principle uf "You . go hulf way with me, and 1 11 go back with remembered us CHARLES CLARK MUNN IN & vou,"wwell by all. THL Smith, Murray Co. whenuddenly a beast Jumped out of COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER'S the cemetery and with a frightful howl MAGAZINE., This Store Will Close at 5 P. M., Saturdays Excepted. dispersed the company In all direc- tions. Careful revealed reconnoitering I'd like to be a boy once more the fact that the animal was much as back on the old hill farm, For Infants and scared as the boyi and on Children. girls, for, With birds and brooks, a and he gun traps, being chased, jumped Godrey'a And all such things to charm. SALE OF fence, climbed, the flag-pol- e, shinnied The Kind You I'd rise at four more Have over the barn and to- willing now, disappeared To do all sorts of in a cloud' work; wards Durgy'i of dust. Go 1HH milk the cows and feed the pigs, Always Bought With never a wish to shirk. Silk Plaids. AYcfclable forAs- West Heddirtf, Preparation I'd even turn the old g grin'stun similating BicFoodandBcgula-tin- And sweat with thcStoinachs oMBowcls of BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. backache pain, Bears the And blistered hands, I swowlwould; One of Charles H. Bates of Umpawaug, the Best Values We Have To be a boy again. Redding, celebrated the 75th anniver- Riomfltnrft I'd love to hike to theswimmin hole Ever M sary of his birth amid the jolly com- Offered. IWlguuiVlUU W II Some moonlit summer Promotes Digcslion,Chcerfur-nessandRcst-Contai- panionship of his children and grand- night, To strip and swim, and shout and neither children, on Wednesday, August 26. A dive, A new line of Plaid this In care-fre- e nude Silks, season's productionsin OpiunxMorpliine norliiicraL of delicious was delight birthday supper served, an assortment of Different size in and dark color- INot Methinks e'en now I see'that hole plaids light Narcotic. l after which a very enjoyable evening all offered at the of music and games was Mr Far out of sight and sound, ings Special price, 69c a yard. spent A line w With willow tree a bending o'er of Fancy Silks in and attrac- surpassing variety An( 'oam flecks tion mfJu Sent'' evening with the zest and enthusiasm floating round. any of our displays and forward the Alx.SmM previous putting of one 10 years his Junior. It is the A bed of water cress above. greatest Silk Value of the season. Regular Value 75c. earnest wish of all that he may live to And outbent diving plank, Special Price 49c a yard. see many more happy birthdays. Some blue flag kissing the stream be those Mr (Left Aisle, Rear.) Among present were and Mrs low, ; t Wallace Bates and family of East And oval grass-grow- n bank. Mrs A. A Use Norwalk, Lucy Benedict of Of all the memories now perfect Remedy forConsllpa-no- n, returned, South Wilton and Mr and Mrs E. C. Women's Petticoats. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca There's none that thrill my soul and of Worms .Convulsions .Fevcrish-nes- s Godfrey daughters Wilton. Much more than those that duster Mad? nf ovind mmli'tv tri and Loss Sleep. U' 'round of For Over StriDeS. finished with deeo ruffles and flrmnrp ?9r s9r . That dear oldswimmin' hole. FacSlmilo Signature oP Plattsville. 9?c each. I'd love to from swipe pantry room Plain White PERSONAL Some doughnuts, cheese and Crinkle Seersucker Petticoats, worth $1.00. Years CHAT. cake, -- XEW'YOHK. A of Price 89c each. Thirty Misses Lizzie and Marlon Smith piece pie, a pickle, too, Such as mother used Black shin-e- spent several days, last week, in East to make. Heatherbloom PettirnaR finkhpd with on with their aunt, Mrs Sylvanus Mal- - All this and these I'd liKe to do ruffle and plain dust ruffle $2.25 and $2.50 each. And once more be lett. a boy Black Heatherbloom Petticoats . finished with hem- More fun than ever this year at the With hickory shirt, a sun-tan- 'd face EXACT COPY OF WBAEPEH. stitched ruffle, value $125. Special at each. Country Club fair at Greenfield Hill. And naught of Care's alloy. $2M Be sure and The TMI OtNTMM IOMMNVi NIW VOM OUT attend. dates are I'd like to go to school again, September 15, 16 and 17, Tuesday, To the byway Temple of Lore, kill knife-hacke- d Wednesday and Thursday., With desk, a backless Drapery Department. seat, Special sale of Sash Muslins dots, stripes and figures. And well-wor- n, much-warp- floor. Worth 10c and 15c. 12 l-- 2c works his farm, has moved into Philo Southbury. Sale price 7c and yard. I d love to shout and scrap and play Lyon's house at Rock house. Eieured Silkolines. assortment of natterns and The Newtown Bee. The game of two old cat ; O. W. AMBLER MAKESJMPROVE. l-- Franklin of Stevenson was a colors. Value 12 Sale 8c Newtown, Friday September 4,1908. Dring Speak pieces, play hookey, get licked, price yard. guest, last wepk Monday, of Mr and Or catch minnows Bamboo Porch Screens in sizes O. W. Ambler has inst cnmnlpf-o- a in my hat natural or green, 5x8, Mrs John H. Candee. 6 x very large well on the hill back of his I'd like just now, 1 swear I would. 75c; 8, $1.00; 8x1241.25 nouse on west street ana is piping it To once more silly be ; Greenfield Hill to his house for a water supply for his (Basement.) Quaker's Farms. dace. He will have hot and mid By playing kissing games beneath water all over his house and at his The shade of the old apple tree. . THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. REAL ESTATE SALE. barn, he has also had a bath room Or later on to take the chance Those having the Country club fair placed in his house. When the work Edwin E. Hinman's place, which he is all the imDrovement When I with love was smitten, in charge are planning to make it the completed will & Co sold to the Strout Farm Agency, last add greatly to the comfort of his The ingin' school o'er, and Abby out, Smith, biggest and best one yet. Get Murray your year, has been sold by them to New pleasant home. Of gettin' her or the mitten. exhibits ready and be sure and attend. York parties, who' have taken posses And then the thrill as she smiled The dates are and Mr and Mrs Darlev. TV "yes," Tuesday, Wednesday MrHmman has moved Mr Arthur Mrs Bridgeport, Conn. sion. into How it heart ; Thursday, September 15, 16 and 17. Kennedy, Miss Tracy of Waterbury madejmy pit pat Stetson's place on Good Hill. In You are sure of were sruests. Sundav. of Mr and M all the days of life before, getting your money's W. J. Darley. There was nothing equal to that ! worth every day. ITEMS OF INTEREST. Herman Perry, who was taltun tn Branchville. But sweetest of all was the ivied Mr and Mrs E. L. Hitt and children the Hartford hospital at Hartford for porch Southford. G. Monroe F. is building a wagon treatment, underwent a successful op- Where she and I sipped love, of Saugatuck have been spending a for James eration and is now While'new-mow- n Galligher oi Hull's Farms few gaining nicely. hay perfumed the air The new machinery at the Monarch days with Mrs Hattie Hill at E. James Durev is ouite sprinnslv ill "at lor carrying the children from the dis- And fireflies twinkled above. Mining Co.'s is now in H. Hubbell's. his home on West street. position and the Joseph Busser.'the blacksmith, keeps Hill scfiool. trict to the O. W. Ambler has hp.en For she was almost sweet plant has been started up. Mrs Gilbert, mother of Mrs Fred suffering sixteen, the anvil ringing at his shop and he is Mrs who was witn rneumatism m his hands. Arid Robert George Steib, among is I was a silly boy, Arter has purchased of Fred now building on an addition on the east Kemp, quite poorly at her daughter's Mrs Henry Johnson of Hull's Hill, the sick ones, last week, and under With love a new-bor- n, witching thing, Lindwood his fast Dacer. John P.'. side his to make room to home. who has been among the sick ones for of shop keep heav'n-sen- Dr Dunham's care, is now A t, blissful . which has gaining. the past week, is now gaining nicely. joy. a record of 2.211 and the up with his fast growing business. Joe Her Mrs Charles Burton J. Wooster and family en daughter, Kirby of Little Mary Christensen, daughter of But that was long, so long ago, boys now will have 'to lookout for does your work right and does it well. has been with her joyed a day's outing recently at the Mr and Mrs Christie Christensen of their Bridgeport, caring A leaf from Memory's page; laurels. Call and see him. for her. shore at Milford Point. Hull's Hill, who was quite seriously ill, is now Dr at- I'm old and cranky, prosy 'now, Mr Stetson is making extensive re gaining nicely. Green Henry Tobin, who purchased Mr We- tended the little one. With pulses stilled by his age. ber's has had pairs on barn at hjs place on Good Robert Lambert of New who o o o n place, two ornamental York, Yet the dream returns of care. lWIora Hill., Edwin E. on in'spite 0000000000 stone gates erected at the en- purchased Hinman's farm just Good Hill of the Strout Farm And all the years thatjpart trance to his and is also mak- September 15, 16 and 17 are thd dates agency, 0 driveway has taken Mr Lambert is The now from those m of possession. bright boyish ones, ing a number of changes and improve- the Greenfield Hill country Club making extensive on the build- Co. 0 fair. repairs When Abby thrilled my heart. J Howard Burr & ments about the place. ing and is making other improve- 0 There's a few count i ments about the place. only to on now Frank E. Lupp and Henry Whittaker, Mr and Mrs William Fox of Derby Of years ; or even days maybe : i who have been in the old Heze-kia- h were 0 n living Monroe. guests, last week, of Mr and Mis When I must close my eyes for good, Banks will Thomas Pinkerton. also visited plase, move some time They at And no more sunshine see. 0 0 this month into Mrs Eliza Laughlin's. Bradley Merwin's NEWS IN Burr's Is BRIEF. Thomas Hnkerton and family of But many or few, I'd give them all 0 Raincoat Headquarters place. Hull's Hill Andrew Fedor, who purchased the enjoyed a day's outing at For love's young dream again, 0 Mrs Harrison, of Banks North dis- Savin Rock, one day last week. old Lewis Gray place, has exchanged When she and I walked hand in hand MOW trict, who has sold her farm there, has lYira ueorge naKeiee or wnite uaKS 0 the farm with Stratford for a has a silver dollar of 1802 Along the moonlit lane.; rented the Hezekiah Banks place and parties issue, which 0 As farm in Stratford. The new is ouite a rare coin. This aWvpr AnUar i Just For Years. will move there as soon as the proprie- repairs tor has taken 0 on the are possession of the farm Except down Memory's nave, place completed. ffl&rSX'" wwa ua c here. Mr (Fedor has also moved to &ivv keep-sak- e ever since. tor Ahby's gone, and forty years They Are One of the Great Stratford. . Mrs M. E. Olmstead has begun work Has grass grown on her grave. 0 Of This Store. on the foundation for her new house Specialties Charles Zimmerman is making ex- 0 Stevenson which she is to build on the opposite tensive improvements and alterations side of road 0 BOTH MEN AND WOMEN the from her present Pink Pain Tablets-- Dr Shoop's- about his place which summer home. Olm- NEWSY greaty improves pleasant Mrs Headache, womanly 0 NOTES. is also pains, any pain, his' property. Mr Zimmermaa has stead to make several other anywhere, in 20 minutes sure. Formu- Mrs Jennie R. Booth of Yonkers, changes and improvements about men sai-- K also been installing new and up to her la on the 25c box. Ask your druggist j riuu wini3 uici 4uitn.c.M uiu ucai aim inuie was a recent of Mr and Mrs place here. doctor about Y., guest date farm machinery at his for or this formulaits fine. isfactorily at this establishment. place Thomas Sullivan, Jr., who has been Sold all dealers,1 George R. Smith at the Bridge. on his by carrying farm work. ill with typhoid fever, is now gaining 0 Mrs L, Goulett spent last week nicely. 0 Auto Clothing, Too. Thursday in New Haven. Mrs George Smith is the latest vic- Sherman. tim of typhoid fever. Dr Green is at- 0 Mnr.h the same in this Hpnarrmpnt Antn rr.nik The interior of the schoolhouse at her. tending 0 and all the rest of buzz in the Bridge is being newly lathed and George W. Shelton and two nieces, Gloves, Caps, the car fixin's NOTES FROM THE MAUWEHOO a plastered. Agnes and Catherine, who have been the way of clothes in larger and completer variety WEEKLY WAR WHOOP. spending several weeks at their sum- else in Take in the Greenfield Hill Country mer home here, last 43 Oriental d than anywhere these parts. Hawley's lEmporium was visited on left Wednesday, It Club fair at Greenfield Hill if you for their home at Butte, Mo. Mr - Thursday morning for the first time Shelton remained 0- want to spend an enjoyabe day. The by here for a few weeks' $ Goods. Mrs Gardner. She was both pleased stay. dates are September 15, 16 and 17. 0 Fall Line of Men's and to find that FTI Clothing 0 surprised at the Sher 4? We're arranged with Vantlne, the man Wanamaker's she "could buy ap- largest importer of Japanese for . Betheir. 43 goods in the country, for exclusive Is ready your inspection, gentlemen. Easton. propriate souvenirs for all her family sale of their importations, and r0i 0 find the remaining in the city. The two dol- ii you'll prices very much lJ GRANGE JOTTINGS. lower than you've often paid at the 0 THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. lars she had been carrying around in 4? Japanese auction houses (so The ODenincr meptintr nf tho Pofhol called) in New York and else- 0 0 All aboard if you want the time of her purse since her advent in this 43 where. part Grange, held at their hall. Thursday 0 mc were 0 your life be sure and attend the Coun- ui tuuiiujr mvesiemo gOOQ even ncr Anmict 97 ..nl 43 The Japs are unique, and their J Howard Burr & Co., In china and bric-a-br- 0 Club fair Greenfield Hill on advantage in small gifts for all her well attended by members and in- - products la. 0 try at their 43 are marvelous. Almost CW children and children's vited Kues,ts. This was doubtless every day 0 Tuesday, Wednesday and children, and due auus io me attractiveness oi this 1 ft. 1 0 Thursday. ' 199 Main Street, there was 80c left her o of-- ! department at Danburj's Greatest Danbury. Septebmer 15, 16 and 17. Now is the in purse when Jhe Axct"ek .pwOTim MO .. . tiiihlishpH store. 0 nro; IDI time to make your entries if have she departed from the store. ; and in fc!0 you 0usly the selection and carrying 0 We'll have a magnificent Orien- - of Il anything to exhibit. The mayor of Durgydom should 'hr"ugn whicn the lecturer. William "1 tal display, arranged by experts, C 0 000000000000 000000000005d ' at the Danbury Fair also. wed his at the thimble ' wa3.most abl.y assisted by 43 generous spirit 8 committee E. P. Mills of has the con- sPecia' consisting of Mrs Aspetuck party on Thursday, when he threw his H. Langenbach and 43 ' ,E. A. Paur the tract for a new barn for well-fille- building par- d purse at the feet of a lady latter a recently elected member from 43 ties in and ' Westport he has also the saying, All 1 have is yours." The w."&e wientior organization, undoubt Lesieur's Quick Lunch benefits can be contract for repairing and changing a scorned expected to accrue 'Hard-- g FOR lady the proffered gold and to the Danbury house for in Green's Grange in the future. JljThe parties Farms, borrowed 25c of her daughter to buy LADIES and GENTLEMEN, and also the contract for the lumber fruit 4 ware for to., 196 Main Street, , another barn for parties in Green's Several weeks ago a correspondent 42 Danbury, Conn. Farms. told a harrowing tale of a wild animal I CASTOR A 43 249-2-51 Main )b The Bee was kindly which attacked a of Infants and Children. St, represpntative party merry lor 43 i entertained, last week at din- Office Stationery. Monday, Tn Have ner at the home of Mr and Mrs John e.V"i j W Always Bought 43 Danbcry. All the new and handy Office Mer- H. Candee. another occurrence of the same nature. Bears the 43 . chandise at popular prices, desks, filing cabinets and accessories, at Samuel Kahn, who lived in Rev The young people of the east end 986-98- Lpihold Cohn fpnempnt tirnisa anA were being escorted as far as Over- - Jackson's New Book Shop, 8 Main St., Bridgeport THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. 13

Uadertakeu aad Baaalaar.. The 'Newtown Bee Drugs Prindle & fiords POSLIMiO Bt Eggs Gathered From W.H.PBIWDL1 L b MOIUM, and TIE BEC PUBLISHING C0MP1NT. Paeral Directors Newtown, Conn., Friday, September i. 1WM. the Farm and Groceries. aad Bbalmers, Newtown, Conn. ALLISON P. SMITH, Guaranteed to You aBjfc MllDSMf ADO I0IT0B 'ill f JxJ , --4 ABTHUB J. SMITH, You can be of sb"ta. Teltaheae Call 1 .BlORBTART, TRIASDRIR, lust assure eettine ad Business Mamaosh. trje finest eggs for your table as if you gathered C.HTFinch, W. B. FrUdll is. L. 0. Morris, TO. BENBT at, SMITH, VIOB rRBSIDBMt ADD them The difference is that are OlKSRAIi AO SHI, yourself. only they Successor to gathered for you and carefully selected for quality by HALWEY.WILMOT& sent post haste in a sealed box to you. Betts & Betts, Ktril.naTear, T60enufor81i Months. SO expertsthen REYNOLDS. Oeate for roar Months, four Oente a Oopr. A dozen in a box and guaranteed. You can open Sandy Hook, Conn. . UNDERTAKERS, these eggs with confidence why buy those you open 1U State 8t Brldgsport, Oonn. TlLMFHONl, O Sunday Hours: 10 to 11 & so gingerly. 12 to 1. Uioroi B. HiWLlf, Vint Si Near Park Ave See that the seal is unbroken. m.; Kdwahd H. Wilmot. 8M Ollnton Ave, I0BN U. HBTMOLDS, W West AT. iDvsKTieina Rates i TELEPHONE SERVICE I Telsphont HI Strictly Fancy Eggs at a reasonable price. Local, 10.31. Iw lmo Smo 8mo vest Woodbury 1 1 neb 1.00 1.00 8.00 6.00 S.N. E.T. Co., 76 Wm. J. BeehlerV 1 Inch 1.00 1.00 4.00 8.00 10.00 S Inches S.00 4.00 7.00 10,00 18.00 FONBRlfi DIRECTOR AMD S inches 1.50 6.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Blue Ribbon Embalbir, .Inches 1.00 6.00 12.00 18,00 80.00 -4 column 4.00 8.00 1100 24.00 40.00 Lady Assistant always In attendance. column 6.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 column 6.00 1100 24.00 86.00 60.00 Muresco 8.00 16.00 82.00 48.00 80.00 Telephone Connection. Brookleld, Oonn. 4 column 1 column 10 DO 20.00 40.OA 60.00 100,00 for Eggs write Beading notice., brevier type, 10c line. your grocer can't supply you, us Wall and Ceiling Small nonpars! a is ! a word oer week. DILLON DOUGLASS. decorations 6 Funeral Directors and New Embalmers. Haven and Hartford, Conn. The best water on the very paint New York State Llcenw, Springfield, Mass. Providence, R. I. market. Will not rub or peel off Day and Night Services. Circulation t and coats can be applied Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 1562 many 1, 600 ield. January 182, without taking off the old coats. Branch Tel.i No. 1. Last week, 4350 Give It A Trial. The crossing of the automobile from the Mrs George A. Quick and daughter, Mrs Walter Bradley of Half Way TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., E. W. TROY. JR.. right side of the road to the left as it Eva May, of Huntington, in company River is spending a few weeks with Trot's Bldo,, Sahdt Book, struck the wauon containing the police with Mr and Mrs Harry Davis of New her daughter, Mis James O'Brien, on The Brick Store, HOME NEWS. Furaltare- -i New Lbs of tke Latest men is explained, apparently, by Mr Haven, spent a few days, last week, Dayton street, Sandy Hook. Conn. Goeia. Crowe s statement there were in Newtown, the guests of Mr and Mrs Sandy Hook, all Its Braaekea. that rjatertaklef-- Ia two 248-- four wagons in front of the car, Ernest Ferry. Johnson, who has been spend Telephone-Tro- y's Hotel, No, IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. Henry in each direction. The chauffeur a few weeks at his in Zoar, Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and going ing place turned to theleft to pass Mr Young's Arthur J. Smith and Allison P. left, last Saturday, for the Soldiers' Wagoa Repairing. REPRESENTATIVE CROWE, OWN W.A. HONAN, carriage, which was on the extreme Smith attended the concert of the Home at Noroton. ER OF THE MORE OR MACHINE, side of and in at- Choral club and the Litch- Funeral Director & fight the street, Washington C. L. SMALLEY, Embalmer, LESS BRUISED. Fri- tempting to pass between the vehicles, field Singing club at Washington, Michael Carroll has been Conn. painting SUpity Dtfi, Ct, Telephone 70. Newtown, each of which was on its own side of day evening. which Patrick Crowe was Henry C. Johnson's new3iouse, Established 188). Representative the road, ran into Policeman Turner's Practical Horseshoer. the victim of an automobile accident in he has just built for his man east of Mr Knowles swung out to Mrs Ida Hambmger of New York has TDannn lanlaM Ua. carriage. his own pleasant summer home in Zoar. Lanbury, Friday evening. Mr Crowe been the of Mrs J. T. Sheehan pairing and Painting; also Blacksmlthlng In avoid the wreck and the automobile, guest 11 its first class was about, Monday, although suffering branches, workmanship turning toward the right again, hit it and other friends. guaranteed and prices always reasonable. and from bruises he received in the ac Mrs W. S. Walsh is having her Telephone Connection; Bridgeport Division Stationery broadside. In order to avoid another JHill cident. The News in describing the ac-- 1 Mr and Mrs H. G. Gilbert spent house on Walnut Tree painted. carriage just ahead the chauffeur swung We twlnnff to the Periodicals. cident says: Sunday in Easton, the guests of Mr Michael Carroll is doing the work. I party that never the machine into the lot. NOTICE mnn Ann The accident occurred about 8 o'clock and Mrs Wallace Davis, t.ninva each of these lines our stock sand. Is the In That We Invite and from the stories told those who The auto of Miss Blake broke down, kind of shoes we on horse. Large lsvery complete. Inspection. by put your Ezra is a new ve- Mr stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand. were concerned in it .the most remark- M. Young having Saturday evening, near Weed's on the strand- Post Office News Store, able occurrence is that MEN' S CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. randa built across the front of his Stony Hill, leaving party feature of the ed. A team from a residence B M. TUTTLE, Briif house. nearby ti Ireaie, sport. its results were not more serious. The was secured to the to the SOUTHBUBY, OONN. carry party automobile, an Oldsmobile touring car, TO OCCUR ON SEPTEMBER 4. Castle in Newtown. Shop closed every Saturday noon. Miss Jennie Ruffells has been spend- was on its way into the city from Lake As To ing several days in Danbury, the guest TrumbuU-oonn- . Kenosia. Edward Culligan, Mr Mr and Mrs William E. Ackley went T. Mail Order House The entertainment for the benefit of of her sister, Mrs Robert Knapp. John Porter, was the last week to Crowe's chauffeur, driving Men's Club to be given at the to Newark, Wednesday, Horseshoer Vehicles. the Expert machine and the others in the car were one Loutour and from out of visit their niece, Mrs J. C. Chamber- Geaeral Blacksmith. Town hall, September 4, will be of Jean family and Mr Crowe and John H. and and other friends in New Bruns- ill yuui toioiuguca. Spittler much variety. The first part will in town have moved into one of the va lain, All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing We'll meet or beat their prices on vehicles or 7 Fredercik Schussler of Bridgeport. wick, N. J. done. Shop open every week day from a. m. dilJUUlll); 1UUU1 line vui yiuuiia ulc re u.i clude musical numbers and two vaude- cant tenements near the Sandy Hook to 6 p. m. Strict attention naid to business. the freight you would pay and you see what The Bridgeport men are Shriners and Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. you buy. We are here to right every wrong ville sketches. The first presentation, depot. J J.l... are iivu. Mr Crowe them up to Dartbury See what Mr Ohmacht has to say ami luey brought "Wooing A Widow," is perhaps one of to attend the roast the Miss Charlotte Thornhill of Brook about his Holsman: sheep given by the most laughable sketches ever writ- A. & Clark's last field was a last week, of Mr "115 W. Market St., Cresco. Iowa, Do You Need M. Briscoe Son, Danbury Shriners at hotel, ten. This will be followed by another guest, W. New Oct. '6, 1906. 28-- 5, evening. The two policemen were and Mrs George Stuart in A mowing machine. We sell Milwaukee, Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone entitled, "Hey Rube,'" presented by and Piano machines, a McCormick, Deering driving out to the Lake behind a horse who so de town Street. I have rather fat story to tell yoi hay rakes, tedders, loaders and all kinds of Messrs Peck and Sanford, farm machinery. Groceries of all kinds, owned by Patrolman Dougherty. Mr It may sound rather fishy to auto merchandise. lighted the audience at the last library boots and shoes and general Callender Bros,, Turner was and Henry G. Curtis, with his fine Stev- drivers, but if my word is not enough, driving Dougherty benefit. The second part of the pro S. J. Trumbull, Ct. said this morning that when they ob ens Duryea auto, took Rev J. H. write to John Beeler of this place. He Parks, Half Dime Lunch Rooms, gram will be a cantata, "Ye Little served the of an automobile ap- Georee, H. G. Warner and H. H. Cur- was with me all day. lights Old Folks' Concert," given by the 138 South naln St., Waterbury, Ct as to tis, on a tour to Danbury, October 5th I drove the HOLSMAN proaching they pulled far the children. Seats are on sale at R. H. Saturday, Try a cup of ovi excellent Ooffe, side of the road as could. thence through P.idgefield to South No. 3 Runabout all over the hills of Hello, Pard. right they Beers.' Admission at popular prices. P. who was on his in Norwalk, Bridgeport and home. The Decorah, miles, with one pas- Where do ou your Feed. F. Young, way ninety 'buy an Why at the Farmer's Feed Store, Trumbull. to Danbury, had passed them and weather was cool, an ideal day for senger besides myself, on three gallons and their are just Sniffen returned on Tuesday Their goods are right prices Birdsey automobile and was en- and one How is Get up. Jim, I am going there to buy William Knowles was driving a short ride, grdatly quart of gasoline. right. BE AFRAID to call to resume his studies at Lancaster, my Feed. Ji. distance behind them. Policeman joyed by ail the gentlemen. that for economy? Let some one beat THE FARMER'S FEED STORE. I JOtl L Cornell's Florist Store Pa. for anything you may Dougherty said that the automobile it if they can. The country around need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. C. F. Brinsmade, Prop., We make a Specialty of Floral De- turned toward them suddenly as it ap- A. N. Potter of Willimantic is stop- Decorah is very hilly, but not very Conn. signs and Wedding Decoration. Mrs Collard and daughter of Bridge iTrumbull, proached the team and both men in ping at Barlows. Like every one else stony. I will admit that the engine was No. HUM, Division. are a with Mr and Telephone Bridgeport Cornell's Florist Store, the carriage called to the driver of the port enjoying stay who once feels the charm of this not getting sufficient gas to work the Mrs Lawrence Taylor. 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. machine to stop. The automobile beautiful spot and the kindly interest very best, but we got over the road and Store Phone 619-- Greenhouse 457-- 6 struck the forward part of the car- of the people, he is delighted with made nearly all the hills on high speed. Barnum of Constantinople, BEATS riage, wrecking the front wheels and Harry Mauwehoo. When I left Chicago I was green has been the of Birdsey throwing both occupants of the vehicle Turkey, guest with the rig, but now I believe I can THE RECORD. Sniffen at Hook. When Trading in Waterbury out. Dougherty was pinned beneath Sandy get every particle of power out of Get Your Meals at the Mr and Mrs Edwin T. Lake and the front axle of the and th that is in it. The Monarch Gasoline carriage daughter of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, are engine Turner fell into the road but his Mr and Mrs B. S. Hinckley, baby L. W. Ohmacht. beat the record for power kept visiting Mr and Mrs John L. Hughes Aug. Engines hold and and maid returned to New Haven, sure .to Best Park Lunch Room on the reins prevented the of Taunton. Note. Mr Ohmacht, himself, drove and are always go. after a of two months test. Demonstration free. C. E. CRANE. Prop.. more serious consequences that would Monday, sojourn the car from Chicago to Cresco when by have at the residence of Lawrence Taylor For Ladies and Gentlemen. resulted from a runaway. The Mrs Edwin T. Lake of Bay Ridge, he bought it Holsman Autmobile automobile next Mr Know in Newtown Street. struck les' Brooklyn, was a caller at The Bee Company. West Main St.. Conn two wheeled E. S. Fairchild & Son, Waterbury, wagon, 1 vehicle, and office, Thursday. Call and see for yourself at the demolished the driver out MiasWatkins returned to Bridge- 163 Nichols. it, throwing Franklin Garage, John street, and him somewhat. He also the D. O. & bruising port after a two weeks' stay at G. G. and after a Bridgeport. Mr Kerwin would be P. O. : Route 4. Bridgeport. Telephone BEERS CO., Oakley family, managed to restrain his horse and pre- home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tay- to give you a ride and explain NEWTOWN, CONN., two weeks' stay at their summer home pleased vent a runaway. The car turned lor. the Holsman to you. Manufacturers of in Zoar, have returned to their home in across the road, over the bumping Mamaroneck, N. Y. Automobile Canopy Tops, rocks the of the in residence of Hi- Tops, along edge gutter, The chimney the The Stillman Business college, 297 Buggy Tops, Cushions, went over the low bank and Merrill has been laid over from beyond ram The fnI!(ninof crappfnl linps were 303 Main street, Danbury, opens in the Backs, traveled about .20 feet into the floor W. H. adjoin- the garret up by Shepard, composed by Miss Fanny E. Hoyt, well business on 24 and And all kinds of for and department August TAYLOR & HUBBELL. Trimmings Carriages ing field. The four occupants of the the local mason. known to 01 our readers. &ne Wagons. Send tor Catalogue. genial many in the shorthand department on Sep- has several short NEWTOWN STATION. car were thrown out and all were se- composed poems Mr Sun- some of which have been tember 1, this year. Under Hast verely shaken up. Mr Crowe and Mr R. H. Beers took an auto ride, print ed. This one is rrom tne reters-hiir- tr management tne college na3 received day, to Danbury and Lake Kenosia, at ings Let Me Write Spittler painful injuries. fFla.. ITndenendent of Aueust and he offers 10 dis- home via grown a per cent Patrolman was stunned by returning Palestine. 15 and has reference to a Baby show or and Sum- Your Insurance on your home and Dougherty count to those enrolling before Sep- Spring household goods at once LOWEST RATES the fall to the road and it was several Children's day in that city. with secure Miss Mary E. Butler of! Worcester, tember 1 in either department. Call consistent absolutely companies. minutes before he recovered. He and THE BABY SHOW. mer Styles Mass., and Miss Roberts, the two new or write for particulars if you have a T. J. CORBETT, Agent, Patrolman Turner' were taken in a Oh ; just see the little faces Nwtown, Oonn. High school teachers, will arrive in Full of boy or girl you wish to send. AT team to the emergency hospital at airy, fairy graces town, September 4. The High school Flirting with the multitude. Shoe the city hall where Dr Selleck attended wonderment o'er Corbett's Store, will open on the 8th, although it will Eyes with running a when sick ones the cun- It's pity drug HOOK OT. them. Dougherty's leg was severely Mouths so tempting, sweet and SANDY . require strenuous effort to get the stomach or stimulate the Heart and injured where the axle of the carriage ning, Kidneys. That is all wrong. A weak We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford COAL! building in readiness by that date. All with witchery imbued. Miwws in all to the ground and Turner had stomach, means weak stomach nerves, Ties for Ladies, Men, Boys and WILLIAM EGAN, pinned it the latest styles and lasts. If you ant inter- in his between Pearly teeth in some just showing always. And this is also true of the ested call and get Drives a long cut leg, the An entertainment to assist the Men's Successor to M. Kilbride. Merry dimples coming, going, Heart and Kidneys. The weak nerves " knee and ankle. Mr who Coal Yard at Sa ndyHook Station. Knowles, Literary club in furnishing to pupils Laughing at some baby joke ; are instead crying out for help. This Telephone: 23-- 4 was bruised and battered by the auto- of the High school. subscriptions to the Blue eyes, black eyes, brown and ha- explains why Dr Shoop's Restorative Heart You Are Sure mobile and his fall to the road, said Newtown Library and in promoting zel, is promptly helping Stomach, Hook Market, Tommy, Annie. William, Mabel, and Kidney ailments. The Restorative Sandy that he was thrown into the air and several splendid for the im- When vou hnv vour AUGUR'S JOLD STAND projects Who could judge such winsome folk. reaches out for the actual cause of landed about 30 feet from the wagon. of the town, will be given Feed and Groceries at my store provement Each fond parent thinks in wonder these ailments the failing "inside Grain, At he Sandy Hook Market will be found P. F. Young, who was a short The Restora- best the market affo rds the best the market affords in Fresh and Salt only at the Town hall, September 4. "How can anybody ponder nerves." Anyway test the ol getting the hours. so Remember the Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables In their distance away at the moment of the first part of the will be made As to who should take the prize, tive 48 It won't cure swn at low cash prices. season. will be aim to conduct a 'First program It my assis- Ours is fsr the brightest, as that, but you will surely know that place, Class Market. , collision, gave the injured men of musical numbers and two vaude- fairest, up And his is not the lightest. help is coming. Sold bv all dealers. I ask for your patronage. tance and people living in the neigh- ville sketches. The second will weight ThetFarmers' Feed Store. part Did you ever see such eyes?" borhood helped them. Horses were consist of a cantata, entitled, "Ye Lit for s at.it A nlrolv matched Dair ot Dev John H. Blackman. So give each a prized blue streamer, For Conkey's guaranteed Poultry 1- -2 sent and automobile was on steers. 1 years old. for the hauled tle Old Folks' Concert," given by the Even to the artful dreamer remedies and a valuable poultry book 0 from the lot and taken to the Green children. Perfect in her sweet repose ; which they give away free, call at 987 Main Canfield & Davis, garage, where it was put into such Tired and weary, she's been crying. TheHindle Pharmacy, street, Homer V. Atwood, On her cheek a tear is lying Bridgeport,Conn. Newtown, Conn. Telephone 32-- 1 condition that it was able to proceed Mr and Mrs Allison P. Smith and Conn. Like a dew drop on a rose. Southford, Painters and Paper Hangers. under its own power. The top was Miss Hazel Simth were entertained at Miss Hoyt is a of Rev J. DeWitt's Early Risers safe, easy, Gro- - the back of the tonneau daughter Dealer in Flour Feed and Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples wrecked, split luncheon, Sunday evening, by Mr and P. Hoyt. formerly pastor of the Con- pleasant, sure, little liver pills. Sold ceries, near Depot. In town. and other damage done to the machine. Mrs F. W. Wheelerjn Monroe. gregational church in Newtown. by H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. u THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDaV, SEPTEMBER 4, vm

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7 11 C : . ""V rvrI V C k X k 4 k3 IB OIL 1 This 01 Way C. O. D. TABLETS present cod liver oil to you in the form of a dry. easily swallowed tablet. which leaves no unpleasant or sickening taste in your mouth. ALL the good qualities of the best Norwegian Cod Liver Oil 1 are contained in these tablets and ALL fl n. the objectionable qualities of the oil are absent These tablets excel the plain oil in many ways, a few of the most important of which we list be- FEEDERICK J. PARTCELLI, low. C. O. D. TABLETS are to Hustling and Succes&iul Farmer and easy fillMIlEIifib Young take inasmuch as they have no repul- Tobacco Raiser of sive taste or odor. The oil is I N? rv-- : South Kent. plain r i ' , iTi very hard to take because of its dis- agreeable odor and taste. C. O. D. TABLETS never cause that J. H. Brumstead were among the num Bethel. rising in the throat of a sickening ber who their C8rs thus for proffered "fishy" taste or gas such as very oft- the day. Rev A. T. Steele and en follows the taking of the plain cod family have Miss Belle Beardsley of Kent Hollow returned from Winchester, N. H., liver oil. where concluded her stay at home on Mon C. O. D. TABLETS never the Beach & Co. of New they have been spending a por- of the week and went to upset of the main office ofcthe Bridgeport the west side. tion of Mr Steele's day present stomach or disturb digestion. The con- vacation. Hartford on the way to Manchester, Bee. Milford are doingthe work. Kev E. R shoD Westnort tinued use of plain cod liver oil is cer- The Newtown Wood Finishing Co., in their yard.'and George of wnere her duties as teacher will soon foun- preached to a tain to nauseate the stomach and seri- Newtown, 4, 1908. was used for a dwelling house, is being John Warner is putting fin the large congregation both begin another Friday, September year. ously retard the processes of digestion. on his new house and bunaay morning and evening, at the E. D. Douglass was in last enlarged byjhaving an addition built dation for expects Methodist church. Danbury C. O. D. TABLET not only possess the south side and is to be !used for in a few days to begin work on the The Friday. all the valuable of cod liver comedy. "Between the Acts." The condition of Mrs F. S. Brown principles New Milford. i oil but also contain the Hypophos-phite- s sampling rooms bylthe companj. house. which was presented in the lectune about they remains the same. Lime and Soda and a suff- room of the Congregational church, Mr of G. A. Kelley spent a few days, last Mrs C. H. Lewis is suffering with Shelley and sister and lady friend icient of that A PRIME CROP OF TOBACCO. Friday evening, by Newtown young of Guilford, over quantity gentle laxative, his old home in Philadelphia, trouble with her eyes and head. Ct, were guests last Licorice, to off excess of oil week, at people, was well patronized and net- E. H. carry any The tobacco crop in this section is Sunday at Beardsley's. should take more of the TAB- Pa. Mr and Mrs John Polonus of Grove ted a neat sum of money. The money An was Dr you the finest has been raised here in was divided operation performed by LETS than can assimilate. that between those who gave Stevens on E. Warner's foot. your systeYn A man of this place started, street had a little son arrive at their the Henry C. O. D. TABLETS are years and the farmers are now busy young entertainment and the Knights of last Friday mominjr. and it is to be guaranteed New home on Sunday, August 16. to be better in than cod h and in about a week or one dav last week, to walk to King Arthur, under whose auspices it hoped the foot will now heal in a short every way pure irvesting it was liver oil for the treatment of Milford and as it was raining bor Several of our young men gathered given. time. 10 days the crop will all be under cover. Miss Helen Bassett of Weak Lungs, Consumption, and as he last week Center street The crop is A No. 1 in every way and rowed a 'friend's umbrella, at Schoverling's hall, has returned from a visit at her broth Pulmonary Complaints, Wasting Dis- a from and formed a s Loss of General Debil- should demand a good price. was walking along person Wednesday evening, er home m Brooklyn, N. Y. Plains. eases, Weight, house on the road spoke to him and brass band to be known as Dubenski's Charles Short, Jr., of High street Lyon's ity, Nervous Weakness, Malnutrition has and all other Ailments caused by an told him his umbrella was on fire, and New Milford Band. There are to be returned to Mt Hermon school, STILL RIVER. Mass., to resume his studies there. impoverished condition of the blood. to his he found it was. The 24 members and all are New Milford 50c E. A. Morehouse recently enjoyed a surprise Frank Kim of Korea, who has been Sold in and $1.00 bottles. If not all burned and it is sure to be a success. PERSONAL TOPICS. sold send to week's vacation from his work at the umbrella was nearly except boys a guest at the home of William Ohler. by your druggist, directly outside of has returned to his school duties Mt Miss Alice Gulick was a of Wood with just a rim on the it John Warner has put in a Standard at guest DR KASS0N CHEMICAL COMPANY Bridgeport Fnishing Co., Hermon, Mass. Mrs Arthur Bradley, last week. his scale near his mill, which will his daughter in ;Pittsfield, Mass. Percy E. Collins is enlarging platform The public school buildings have Mr and Mrs James Smith have just 126 East 29th St.. New York City. on be for use. He has rrected a been cleaned and in con- returned after a in York The old store which stood west, house byl having an addition built public put proper pleasant trip In stock and for sale by C. H. Fin ch just dition for school which Tues- which much. scale house over the weighing part for State, they enjoyed very Hook, Conn. M. Beers of Weston Sandy a small office for himself. day, September 8. J. has purchased Miss Sadie Squires of Grassy Plain a house, 38 Orchard street, Norwalk, Mrs Smith of Boston, who is spend- street is visiting friends in New Lon the estate of Genard Adams. B ing a few weeks at her farm here, don. Lewis Pennell of Bradley street is ESTABLISHED 1840. Miss M. a new on few last Pawl- Evelyn Mackenzie has been having chimney built his B spent a days, week, at house. to Men visiting friends in New York City. Howard Beers is doing the Labor Day Waterbury's Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitters B ing. N. Y., with friends. work. H and Boys. Miss Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Knowles very New Gladys Flewellyn will spend the ISJ Rightly-Mad- e Clothin Fumlf B Preston. winter with Mrs Sarah Adams of Good High Class Tailoring, g, hirgs'Hals kindly entertained The Bee Man at EXCURSIONS m and Shoes. Hill as companion. B last week Wednesday. dinner, Miss Eva Ferris has been in South Monday, Sept. 7, 1908, Norwalk for the month but has E SOME OF past Mrs John Dwyer and children of THE SUMMER VISITORS just returned home. DEPART. On Steamer PARK CITY South Norwalk have been spending a j. Raymond, the little son of Mr and Our Hat Mrs Frank has been sick B Department. few with Mrs Ella Waters. Several of the city guests at the Fitch, very . To Port Jefferson. days different hotels felt for some time. the left as enter Bank Street store) is now that their vacation (To you our fully here must end the first of this A Fine Trip! A Gala Day! hats. We the Mrs James Smith passed away at her part fil stocked with all the new fall and winter carry week. Among those leaving the Wil- A PAYING INVESTMENT. Leave BridereDort. foot of Fairfield Avenue best in every line, representing the Big Four in the hat world. home in South Norwalk on Saturday, son Hotel were Dr Thornburg and wife 10.00 a. m 2 p. m. and 7.00 p. m. Returnlne Leave Port Jefferson 8.15 a. m.. 12 15, 65 She was a i and child and Mr and August aged years. Savage daughter Mr JohnfWhitl noon and 5 p. m. B w of 38 Highland Ave., B & Co. of Mrs Waters of this and of Bridgeport. Dunlap sister Ella place. Houlton, Maine, says: "Have been This arrangement will give parties taking B the 10.00 a. m. trip, nearly six hours on Lone B Stiff Hats $5, silk $8. FALL IS HERE. troubled with a cough every winter and Island. as Albert Waters, who has been ill and spring. Last winter 1 tried many ad- Those wishing to take the 2 p. m. trip can B Last week sure one hour and a in Port J. B. Stetson & Co. under ,'Dr Leslie's care, is now gaining gave meaning of the vertised remedies, but the cough con- spend half Jefferson, approach of fall. The were ex- until 50c and enjoy an invigorating and pleasant after- B slowly. nights tinued I bought a bottle of noon sail on the sound. Soft Hats 2.50, $3, 3.50, 5.00 and 6.00. B ceptionally cool ior August and on Fri- Dr King's New Discovery; before that Round 50c -- semi-stif- f day morning iight frost was reported was half gone the cough was all Trip Tickets, Self conforming, hats $3.50. B Frank Larson has been improving the gone. Good this seen toward Woodville. This winter the same happy result has Day Only. lot on the west end of his farm by dig Under 12 25c Crof ut & Co. B followed; a few doses once more ban- Children, Years, Knapp ging a large channel from the brook It is rumored that L. Alfred Ohmen ished the annual cough. I am now con- Tuesday, Sept. 8th, leave Port Jefferson," a. B Derbies Soft Hats 2.50 and 3.00. intends soon to his vinced that Dr New m. Returning, Leave Bridgeport 4 p. m. Ow- $3, which runs through that part of his remote family to King's Discovery a the south of Warren near "the is the best of all and ing to special charter when the Bridgeport B farm, making the brook now follow part cough Post Newsboys go to Valley Grove.Northport, We have a that is made for us & Co. house of his father and where lung remedies." Sold under guar Long Island. derby by Dunlap a his west fence and does not cross the brother, K. & ; and sell of m he has secured a farm and intends to antee at H. Beers Co, Newtown Wednesday, Sept. 9, Fall Time Table goes that we recommend very highly great quantities at Into lot as it did before. Mr Larson can follow that line of work in the future. Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. J. effect: Leave Port Jeffeson 8.30 a. m. Their from this is Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett. Stevenson ; B now plow a turrow from one road to departure village Returning Leave Bridgeport 3.00 p. m. truiy regretted by all that know them. H. W. Osborne, Easton ; W. B. Hawley, Daily, Sunday excepted. the other without breaking the furrow, ' B The writer was pleased to note the Sherman; Smith Brothers, Cornwall Automobile transportation given careful B if he wishes to do so. B. & prominent place Veteran M. A. Strong Bridge; Connery Brothers, George- attention. , a J. MULLINGS SON, g was given among the officers of the town; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; Phil Rooney, the truckman, is rais- 19th Connecticut Regiment Association S. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. 88 96 South Main B & 97 to 103 Bank Street, to Street, ing tobacco this season. He has an at their reunion at Savin Rock on Hurlburt Co., Roxbury ; Allen Joyce, B of last week. Roxbury Station ; G. W. Bridge-wate- r; WATERBURY. ' acre and a quarter set out and has been Thursday Hatch, A was formed last W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. A phonograph makes homejbrighter B B on a of an acre project here, and will find in experimenting quarter week, among some of the autoists at H. Beardsley, New Preston ;Cogswell & you Danbury at the Lewis Phonograph Store, 265 Main and has discovered a way of keeping Lakeside for the pleasure of the young- Wettereau. Washington Depot ; Harry the stock in the taste. the suckers on the from grow- er children of this section by Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Williams, street, largest plants carrying Write for a or when in Dan- them in autos on Wednesday of this South Britain ; Perkins Brothers, War- catalogue ing. This will be of great value to call and see what fine music can week to Roton Point and back. As the ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill ; Penfield bury tobacco growers. Further particular affair happens so late in the week the & Craig, Stepney Depot; druggists. be had. can be had by calling and seeing him pleasing results ennnot be fully told, 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. and his crop. but barring all accidents, it is certainly a great treat to' tne little folks ti be Don't think that piles can't be cured. J? I CASTOniA,'"'-- Have Reliable work in watch and clock re thus conveyed to an from this state's Thousands of obstinate cases have BamtU f M Always BoiigM Toggery. border Traveling to pairing at C. E. Riddiford's, New Mil in this wav. Messrs John Rtph. been cured by Doan's Ointment. 50 Bignatnrs Nelson B. and I. Mead of ' ford. Augustus and cents at any drug store. 4 The newest materials, sizes and fashions CM, 1 in Trunks, Bags and Leather goods reasonable in price. 4 Your attention is invited. 4? 1 a of Automobile Needs. 4? Quite variety f 43 Muzzles, Leashes and Collars for Dogs. 4? 43 to 43 Wooster-Atkinso- n 43 The Co., 43 Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. 43 I t t y tv y y v A AUCTION! GOING bUT OF BUSINESS ' $10,000 Livery Stock Sacrificed to the Highest Bidder LU-- : I! Fine Horses Truckers, Coachers, and 0 Forty Driving (I Business Horses. Siity Wagons Carriages, Hacks, Coupes, Victorias. Harness, Robes, etc. Tuesday, September 1, 10 o'clock All day. Free Lunch at noon. Rain or shine All under cover. The Home of the Late Captain Lemuel Adams, . WALTER Al. IRVING, In the Redding Literary Colony, Now Owned by his son, Theodore L. Adams. The place is located a Opposite Depot, Milford, Conn. Mile West of Redding Center, on What is Known as Meeker Street THE NEWTOWN BEE, "FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. 15

Bea V I mtmm The Newtown j Do Your Desserts I iSrf The Lack Variety? Champion Woodbury'sGreat Suit for Boys, 5 ' m Is made to Day. 1 KIC3 give Perhaps you cxtn long service haven't learned under the hardest CELEBRATION IN HONOR how all kinds of fresh usage to wear OF TROLLEY OPENING. and save money , and stewed fruits may and mending. cough-e- st Mel-le- be used with Only the Addresses President n 1. by fabrics are us- and Others. . CORN ed; all seams are double-sew- n with DURYEAS' STARCH linen thread) and FINE DINNER SERVED B WOOD- taped; stout linen BURY COMMERCIAL ASSO- - , to make delicious and novel desserts. stays resist strains; CIATION AT CURTIS 1 Two famous cooks reveal these and a hundred pants have double HOUSE. 1 seat and knees. v other valuable secrets in our Handsome dou-I- e Book of and Tuesday was memorable day in Recipes Cooking Suggestions. breasted suits as It marked the of in medium and Woodbury opening Request a copy free, and learn what variety in cooking the Ion? sought-afte- r darl communication with really means. mixtures, trolley Waterbury. sizes 7 to $5. The town was in holiduy dress in honor Groan pound pachatttioe. 16, I Let boy test of the day. Over each business block RATIONAL STARCH COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY your and many residence were the words a Lhampion Suit. "welcome." whi e near y every build' Clothes, hats, shoes and fur. and residence was decorated with ing olshings for boys of all ages. bunting and the stars and stripes. PON. A. W. MITCHELL, The presence of if , i" ' , Of Woodbury, Former State Comptroller, Wlo Pre- HON CHARLES S. MELLEN, sided at the Exercises in the Woodbury Town of the New York and New - president HaU, in honor of the Opening IK JNCORTORATElP XT- Haven railroad system, lent special in- Tuesday, terest to the occasion. After the of the Trolley. Oulfll(i to Men, Women nd Cblldrta speeches at the Town hall and before r and after the dinner at the Curtis hotel WW '..?" Northwest Corner A he with the Halo Street and Fairfield Avenue, mingled freely townspeople from molestation from hostile Indians, I "J" ""lUMUM and guests, and all were pleased with being just a step from a view of Pomp- ..; Bridgeport, Coon. his affability and genial Pres- with Rock as a 1 bearing. eraug River Castle , folic i ident Mellen's car reached Woodbury background, which is not surpassed in about noon and found a crowd of about beauty if equaled, in many a long day's c 2,000 assembled along the main street travel, I think you will say I have to welcome the visitors and the electric SDoken truthfully. 'V steeds. As soon as the first car was Woodbury, being one of the old towns 1 seen down the long street the church with a larg e territory, having been it bells were vigorously and from all in 1G74, y looks in all di- w A , rung named 9 I ROOF sides came cheering and the waving of rections and sees a child of hers that is " Ma m flags. The old town was one continual 'bone of her bone and sinew of her V blaze of colors, flags and bunting with sinew." for between 1787 and 1807 she welcome signs displayed all along the gave people and land enough to, fu.ly THAT'S PROOF route. At the Town hall where the in some cases and partially in others, present terminus of the tracks is lo- start five new towns. cated, the visitors alighted from the I have referred to history of localities cars and were escorted into the build- so far, but I should be untrue to my the ele ing, where they occupied seats on the native place if I did not call your at Against platform. Among those occupying tention to the fact that our sons and seats on the platform were Hon H. W. daughters have gone forth and made ments FIRE Mitchell of Woodbury, president of the nlaces for themselves to our credit, as day, President Charles P. Mellen, Vice you will find in your Btudy of our his Vice President Benjamin Campbell, tory ; calling attention to the name oi especially. President Calvert M. Townley of the Sherman, the family record of which Connecticut Co. ; A. S. May, treasurer; men of one a includes three fame, FOR DWELLINGS J. M. Parker, secretary; Directors Signer of the Declaration of Independ- John H. Whittemore and James S. El ence of the United States : one a states or building of architec- ton, General Manager John K. Punder-for- d man numerous offices under any holding tural of the Connecticut Co., Harris States Government, and Hon. F. F. Hitchcock, pretentions, a suitable the United CHARLES S. CURTIS, Whittemore, Judge Heaton A. Robert- a General of renown in the roofing is now procurable. one being One of the Speakers at tlie Trolley Cel- son, General Traffic Manager M. J. who ancestors Zolium is flexible sub Army, acknowledge ebration In Woodbury. Tuesday. Selectman ot and One of the Com- a sheet Leary, Rev Dr C. A. Dinsmore of the old First Woodbury from Woodbury. stance, which First Congregational church, Water-bur- y Remembering that a town or a corpo- mittee of Arrangements for Tuesday's means of ; J. D. Veitch, manager of the ration that dwells in its past only is is by President Mellen said in part: It ii Celebration. Southern New Co., of Trolley a novel and England Telephone unable to expand or keep abreast no ordinary sort of celebration that we H. W. Water-bur- y, Waterbury; Atwood, the times, except as it looks upon its are in The trolley, L. R. Hon P. engaged ingenioui Carter, Waterbury, past as a spur to future achievements. in bound to become of W. Rev my opinion, ,is church, Woodbury, responded. He said chant of Woodbury. He spoke"on the principle F. Hitchcock, T. Bell, Stanley I will call your attention to our town boon to the small communities in is a Divine "The Secret of the Business on the roof Blomfield, Rev J. L. R. Wyckoff, E. S. v. part: "It principle, subject: laying, produces as it is away from the large cities. The city W. L. of a id that runs through all life, that no man Mni'd and Engineer's Success," and effect of dia- Boyd, Judson, Woodbury A town of two thousand inhabitants, furnishes the work, the village the the beautiful side- liveth to hi.nself. The individual or said : many others. with good scnools, water system, is mond tiles. It home, and the trolley the connecting that lives to itself dies. A One Sunday morning in the midst of shaped Spanish THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME, walks and electric lights, signs of ad- a but corporation link. I am naturally monopolist, railroad lives as others but also for a southern colored preacher s discourse, is a warm Indian red. W. ex- vancement' and all these accomplished I do not wish to time. given by Hon A. Mitchell, was monopolize your others. A railroad is the symbol of a head poked itself through the door of : without railroad communication. Zolium is being explained ceedingly felicitous. Mr Mitchell said I believe th it in clinging to your rights ana tracK mna the at,d a low and tremulous could see the amount of mer brotherhood. Its ties vestry sold Mr Officers and If you as small towns you are working for the voice said. the church is on and by President, Directors chandise into our town, you communities and states together. "Parson, New Haven and brought best interests of all of us. I under- and of The New York, would realize the as we know it, Every man ought to be its friend fire!" "Very well, Brother Brown," On behalf of The fact, stand that there is some disappoint- will E. C. PLATT, Hartford' Railroad: that we are as a center' as it should be the mend or an. inis the minister answered, "I retire. Commercial Association just surely ment as to the fares we propose to You had wake the Conn. representing y idea of is the true better up congrega- Hawleyville, the City we are to be joined with. let railroading town of and I believe ex- charge. Isn't it better for you to . of an ad- tion." the Woodbury You have come to us as 1 have re- ideal. This ide is worthy the sentiment of inhab us work out that problem in our own too The first car to has pressing every ferred to in the beginning, in a true dress or a volume. Our hearts are trolley Woodbury welcome way. Our company has made its fares A itant in the town, I you. to-d- in ex- full fnr nttoynncp ereat iov poked its head through the foliage of spirit of helpfulness, and on steam load the lowest of I We have been for the the any ad-- trees that have shut us off from long waiting our welcome, we wish ti pledge has come to Woodbury through the the advent of communication with the cen tending transportation company in the country. thfi and a sienal honor the outside world and said to the our loyalty to you and your interests, peo ters of either by steam or We are not unmindful of the favors we to entertain ple of "The world is on fire population, because your interests and omvinterests in that we are privileged Woodbury, Constipation and we have many times have received from the people of the with life and enthusiasm. Wake .electricity, y made a common and so many and such. distinguished guests, up are interest and will to deserve ap- had our hopes raised by rumors and state try your We to have with us the men and join us." to use the sentiment of one of Gail and continued are glad newspaper stories but until this day, it probation support. who things and do great And this is the secret of success along Bated sweet applet, with soma people, brtnj Hamilton's thoughts, "If you love me ad- plan great has an elusive nubble. At the conclusion of Mr Mellen's must be line of endeavor Enthusiasm be relief for Constipation. With other, proved tell me so." We appreciate what you things. Our remarks brief, any jronipt We ourselves that the dress the euests were escorted to autos mechanical or coarse bread will have the same effect. congratuate have done for us and have invited you for while we speak we are holding up it commercial, profes- ideavou as President of The New which conveyed them to Hotchkiss will be re- sional life. Nature undoubtedly hat a vegetable remedy Us our town to-d- to 11 so and to the Consolidated road. It to t you ville, a ride of one and one-ha-lf mile?. to if New Haven and Hartford Rail to-d- we realize that for which we relieve every ailment known man, physician York, show what we fully realize as corded in the annals of Woodbury that Today road some little time ago be Then the return trip was made to the near- have for 15 is time can but find Nature'! way to health. And this ll expressed exoressed in a verse by George Mere- on the 1st day of September, 1908, longed years. It the fore a committee of the General Assem Curtis house in the south part of the of one of which have editors true with regard to Constipation. by a frie id for the oc- ly all the distinguished officials preachers spoken, strikingly dith, changed town, where a dinner was served to In Cas-ca- bly of Connecticut, as the policy of the of the great railroads of the nation written and poets sung, the hour for The bark of a certain tree California : casion: about 100 the riommercial Railroad, is being fulfilled in our town by Woodbury were to dc con- which Huntington pleaded, L. E Cur- Sagrada offers a most excellent aid to this "We may live without poetry, music The dinner served was a her guests, iou aie That is "That as much had been given association. because have survived tis labored, H. D. Curtis prayed and end. But, combined with Egyptian Senna, Slip- and art, did excellent gratulated you The New York, New Haven and Hart fine one and credit to that have attended Strobel died. pery Elm Bark. Solid Extract of Prunes, etc., this We may live without conscience and the tribulations that your ford Railroad by the State of Connect!' hotel. work of construction In it is the fulfillment of the dream same Cascara bark is given its greatest possible live without heart: work. . Since the she owed much to the State and it The first toast was "The newly of first de- power to correct constipation. A toothsome cut. We live without friends with their at large cost began about the only the promoters, the earnest to hamlet and may bonded towns," in which sire of those who have on to Candy Tablet, called Lax-ets- , Is now made at thai was her duty give every wisdom and follies. thing we could give you was advice. passed where was REV R. the the of Dr. Shoop Laboratories, from this Ingenuous and village, it practicable.direct But civilized man cannot live without J. L WYCKOFF, The conceit of a layman is sometimes unknown, hope the rising to re- most effective Its effect on Consti- communication, without regard for nearly 38 years pastor of the y th colossal. The tell-ho- ot our village generation, the yearning of those who prescription. and trolleys!" Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath. turns on the individual investment imaginedlhey could give you expert would return to the home of their pation, should recommend course to and honor of old Sallow Complexion, etc., it indeed prompt and you that enginers many valuable points. If childhood, the glory to be carried out as fast ; of satisfying. the Directors you have tried to satisfy all various Woodbury herself the promise the of No griping, no unpleasant after effects are ex- as were possible. opinions our trolley would have been past, the fulfillment the future, the and Lax-et- a are up in beautiful You have shown the altruistic spirit constructed on the plan of the old New the seed of old time, the harvest of the perienced, put to a lithographed metal boxes at 6 cents and 23 cents (which rarely ever is credited rail out-do- oven on a pivot,, new, all these come to us with the ad England's box. road) farther by coming to us without in order to satisfy his neighbors. You vent of the trolley. per For new. nice, economical ni any investment on our part. are also to be congratulated in that The achievements of the past belong something You invested a we to make eflocllve, try a box of have large sum, you have added Woodbury to the list not to you or me. but we can helieve in the spirit I have mentioned, of the towns that will ever have a them ours if we will. account a and on that triumphant ring kindly and helpful interest in the Con- Our lines have fallen to us in a hap to our church bells, a prolonged blast solidated road. It means a great deal pier time than to our fathers. We en to our trumpets, and an enthusiasm to to that now she will ne so joy comforts and conveniences which has Woodbury Lax-e-ts our citizens, "the Trolley come," closely allied to the City of Brass. We they never knew. is noticeable. cost us more to live very have been sadly lacking in brass. If It may today "ALL DEALERS" As you rode from Waterbury along we had had more brass no doubt we than in the past, but it is worth it. the highway, through the fields, past should have maintained our prece- Today the citizens of Woodbury are and the lakes, through the woods, came dence. It sometimes takes brass as the proudest people on the face of the into our beautiful valley the thought well as trust in Divine Providence to earth. It is not necessary to prove were Soda Water. may have arisen that you coming make good in this world. Besides this this for we ourselves acknowledge it. to what our name "Woodbury" stands new iron bond that now binds us to The most modern means of ingress in but has come. for, that is "Home the Woods," Waterbury there are many others, and and ingress, the trolley car, We take special pride tn as we received from nfnn.KiidnMiu All r.11- - I invite you to look at Woodbury very sacred. Our blood runs in the This generation its (lit. m.i.,n,mi see it. rich in natural scenery re- the duration of rult flavors are prepared from the purest and history, veins oi many of the families who predecessors average best the 30 and as surely a center as largest side there, many of our sons and life of years. We 38 city. . daughetrs are identified with its social bequeath years. val- connected Pomperaug, the name given our and industrial life. Its growing pop- The speaker has been with Fruit Syrups ley and river is suggestive of an early ulation furnishes a market for our the business life of Woodbury a full 38 history, in connection with the original farm and other products, and its mark- modern generation of years. Let us( and woexercise the greatest care and cleanli- have In all owners of the soil. ets minister to our daily comfort." note the cumulative changes that ness manufaeturiiitf our flavors. NEW TAN KS-- Our carbonated water is all The of the Sach- Water-hur- y come to us in this in Wood- original signatures Mayor William E. Thorns of generation made In new from the wa- ems Indians are tanks purest spring of the Pootatuck upon expressed his views upon the bury. ter. our land records and it gives me pleas- nlpnQtiro Wafprhnrv exDerienced in This (feneration received from its ure to be able to say that no stain rests sors wells and ( i items. 1 having another prosperous and wide- prede e H. H. CANFIELD, on our title or the methods of acquiring i i . trib- We a fountain oi water 4rpjfunpiipim r awake village added to its list of peaueath as a reference to Cothren'a History in household. it, utary towns. He hooed that all would bubbling up every North Ct. will show, that our forefathers pur- to bathe in Woopburt. make frequent trips to Waterbury, go- It received the privilege chased some of our territory many late and their the river during three months of the from claimants ing early, staying taking times over different oocketbooks with them. year. coach to Seymour, 15 miles away. resort to and de " rather than conquest Rev S. F. Blomfield of the First We bequeath bathroom luxuries for We bequeath the trolley car every ception. church in every month of the year. hour of the day to our sister city, Wat- to mention the local names. of Woodbury spoke response I have but tn tha tnnat "Rlest he the (railwavl It received muddy streets. erbury. and Oren-au- g, Nonnewaug, Weekeepeemee in close bonds our We beaueath state roads and contin- And what can I say more? of tie that binds," the name our natural park just Dinsmore of the uous sidewalks from end to end of the Only this. That today we are the could not fail churches. Dr C. A. East of here, which you church of Water- town. recipients of a great favor. The head come our to First Congregational to see as you up street, and his It received the tallow dip. officials of the largest corporation in we have a and bury replied expressed pleasure satisfy you that large of this We bequeath the electric light. our commonwealth, having construc- to tell to those who at the thoughts varied story may between the church attendants It receved mail once every day. ted to our town one of the best trolley inquire. We bequeath three mails daily, a roadbeds in the state, have come here me CURTIS WOODBURY, of the two towns. If you will climb with to the HOTEL, local telephone with 400 homes connec- to dedicate it to will The next toast was made by today personally out Orenaug Park Just mentioned, you ted and 134 Long Distance 'phones give use. to this official board and thr. to President Other Officials of the 'Speaking combine the historical, religious Where Banquet Mellenjand HON FLOYD F. HITCHCOCK, us instant communication to every for the people of this vicinity: come tt Bethel Rock, a I scenic; as you Consolidated Road Was Given, Tuesday Afternoon, by Burvivor of the charter mem- point in the commonwealth. thank you for this great gift which you secluded chosen by our forefath-t- o the only place bers of the and a mer It received the horst and a daily have conferred upon us. assemble and worship their God free the Commercial Association of Woodbury. road, prominent 16 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908!

West Cornwall. C JOSEPH COLF MAKES IMPROVE- - MLMS, ,, Joseph cole, in the apart moment The Besse System when he is not laboring in some, one elHe'i behalf, is building quite an "ad- Come to his own house. Some Bridgeport. dition to few years ago Mr Cole built over and en- larged his kit hen, making: a fine, fairy room, r.ow with this addition his house .. Lots of pleasure to be found in town these Sale! is assuming livable proportions. daysTheatres, quite Depression Miss Airnes Bedat has returned from the season-en- d beach, the and the ; Terryville. "where she has been visit- - park yes, shops bargains inflr hersiHter, MriK.h. Harrington. make Miss Olive Oliver of New Milford our store a spot of intense interest, the savings are gen- spent Sunday with Miss Bessie McCoy erous and JUST THINK! and this week spent few days with sure; the new Fall styles are peeping out here and the Misses Gertrude and Helen Stunres. Miss C. Elizabeth Salewskl and Miss there, inviting admiration. Florence M. Yutzlor left. Monday last. 20 25 for Uanbury, where they will enter the to Per Cent Saved on a Normal school lor Instruction and train' in? durinsr the coming year. ;Suit Robert N. Cochrane of Milford spent SPECIAL 5ALE OF one day last week, with his brother, ? ;. r ,t."ivft if. ,x .V,.tl I'ltlM '.Jut , if you buy at this time, and they are our A No. 1 Miss Martha L Mallinsnn is home from Bridgeport for a two weeks', va Boys School Suits Suits and every one that has them knows that the cation. 1 AM. k.t KutnMl .1 on Besse System is no joke, but comes down to Miss l. naueu returned , 95. right last from New where 95, I Monday Preston, .95, business. Let us sell you a suit she has been visiting her sister, Mrs H. G. Stevens, for the past three I 2 and 3 weeks, left,Tuesday,for Bridgeport to visit her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Here Are the Offerings: J. B. Hallett Regularly Priced From $2.50 to $10.00. Mrs Abbe has been at her home in Falls Village for a week, returning to If care for a the Mansion House, fcunaay last. you big saving you will gladly buy your boy one of the splendid $4.85, 01 $8.85, $11.85, A. U. Malanson New Haven was suits we are selling so low, in this sale. Knee pants suits have been slow sellers home over Sunday. this summer and we make rvol ts. u Baldwin ana lamiiy are these extraordinary reductions to clear our counters of $13.85, $15.85. guests atC. E. Baldwin's for a short every suit in stock. time before returning to college duties at Urbana, 111. Double-bieaste- d models blue and black all sizes from 7 16-s- uits 10 sale of collars for 10 cent3 each ; 3 25 Mr and Mrs Robinson W. Dean and mixtures, to in which days for the actual cost of exceeds children were away a few days last materials the price marked on them. cents ; 12 for ll.OOr-easi- ly worth $1.50. week. ; : $ Mrs Henry Waters and two sons. Herman and William, have been guests Our cloth sailor and Russian blouse suits that have been' 3.00 to 6.00 are also of Mr and Mrs Charles R. Smith for 1.95, 2.95 and 3.95 now. The Great Sale the week, to their home Depression past returning And at Brookheld, Wednesday. boys' knee pants that were 50c and 75c are selling at 39c apd selling fast. A. E. Mickerson was in Torrington a , of couple of days this week. - - The Besse System. A Rattling Suit Special. Redding. .9 MISS HATTIE WAKEMAN. The funeral of Miss Hattie Wake- - man, Monday, was attended at her late $20 Black Suits, 14.50. home. A number of out of town rela- and There tives friends were present. 1 EWER was flowers. Rev a profusion of H. L. A Few $22 and $25. of Methodist fPc--, Elf Judd, pastor the church, officiated. .Miss Wakeman will be ES missed in the church and choir, where This is the biggest bargain in black suits we have offered in years. HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS she was an active member. Nobby lill styles in pure wool worsteds, fast color, at about cost. It will be a long time be-fo- re CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. you have a chance like this to buy a Sunday-bes- t suit for so little. Conn. For boys and girls. Be sure and buy Bridgeport, them at French's, Bethel. We have taken every $20 black suit of unfinished worsted in the store, and some that were $22 and $25, and marked them at $14.50 for quick selling. You will have to be quick if you COUNTERPANE SALE, tf. want one of these suits. $1 each, full size and good patterns, at All sizes as the sale starts. Your size French's. Trade in Bethel. if you come promptly.

$1 CROCHET QUILT, . full size and extra value, at French's, - this week, for a vacation trip. Bethel.; SPECIAL SALE OF The Newtown Bee. Mr and Mrs W. E. Plumb are enter- Mrs Victor Cole of and ' a 1908. taining visitors from Bethel, Bridgeport Newtown. Friday, September i, number of friends 6. . Miss Ruth Peck of Newark, N. J., are occupying J. is visiting her cousin, Mrs C. G. Curtis. Cornwall's cottage while Mr and Mrs Miss Clara Curtis from Bridgeport, Cornwall are awsy. Nichols who is a line musician, presided at the The members of Redding Grange are Men's Trousers organ in the Methodist church on Sun- planning for a lawn party at the home 1.90,2.50 day morning. of Mr and Mrs Randolph Bradley, on an en- Labor Day Only a few invi- NEWS HEREABOUTS. -- The C. E. society are to give night. This clean-u- p of Trousers is bringing forward scores of at the most rad- tertainment, with refreshments,on Sep- tations have been issued. pairs Mrs David Plumb continues to im- tember 10, all for the small sum of Mr and Mrs Randolph Bradley spent ical reductions. It's the best time in the year to buy trousers; hundreds of our several in New prove and will soon leave her room. 15 cents. days York state, last friends know it. Do you? v Master David Plumb is able to receive week...... visitors at the Bridgeport hospital. Mrs Helen Searles and Miss Grace Special now are the lines of business and dress trousers formerly $2.50 to 3.50 Searles of New The farm lately owned by Elberc Monroe. York, who have been very good in well cut and made, and certain to Nichols has been sold to Bridgeport spending the summer with Mrs Wheel quality, give satisfactory wear. parties. ' er, have returned to their home. You never bought such good trousers as these for $1.90 or 2.50 in your life. Horace H. Wellington has bought the! CONGREGATIONAL CHU RCH Stephen Sanford and E. P. Sanford house where he now resides of Mrs NOTES. were in New York, last week, and Edward Bennett Mr Converse, secretary of the Young purchased a pair of horses. Mr Bennett contemplates purchasing Men's Christian Association of Bridge The many friends of Henry Ruof. an automobile. H. B. Mauer has bought port, will hold services in the Congre-gatipn- al former merchant in the Ridge store and Mr Sep- now of will be to the farm of Bennett, which has church, Sunday morning, Newtown, pained Hats are been on the market for a long time. tember 6, at 11 o'clock. know of his serious illness. Jail Zenith Shoes in Mrs Reed has to Prof Edwin Clemence of New Mil-fo- rd Joseph come stay . Heady Fall Styles for Men with her son while Mrs Frank Reed is Miss Edith N. Curtis is in Stamford, presided at the organ in Christ For Men and and in the hospital for a slight operation. this week, visiting friends. church on Sunday. fPtifM Women are visited Mrs Wade, who has been spending a Roger Beers of Stratford has The new firm that bought out Sulli Men. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN home of his Hobart E. foung Arriving Daily. few days with Mrs Udall, has returned at the uncle, van's store will have some opposition BRIDGEPORT, CONN. to her home in Bridgeport. Beardsley. as the Whitehead store is to be opened. Mr and Mrs Temporal of the East , Petty thieving of chickens and a lit End and Mr and Mrs Charles Welling- tle pork is not a rare occurrence. ton of Sea View, Bridgeport, were en- TL. J .. , il - H.....L1 m 'cu nava Always Duugm on Mrs Bean tin f tertained Sunday by Mr and New Milford. William Wellington. day. A very large audience was pres- Mrs L. C. Couch leaves for Boston, ent. GAYLORDS VILLE. Advertised letters in the New Mil- Charles Hall of Naugatuck is visit- ford postoffice : Mrs Kern, Mrs Gussie ing his mother, Mrs Lois Hall. Lange, I. G. Milford, S. Ruppin, Mrs A. G. Sadaka. H. LIBRARY Miss Flora Coleman is with her sister, George Jackson, AT CORNER. Mrs Smith Waller. postmaster. two seated , L L Mr and Mrs Walter Lane and The carriage of Charles I. HO family AN'S. are visiting at Edward Hatch's. Leach is out from the shop of T. J. Henry Peck is quite ill and under Mulcahy, shining in a new dress of the care of Dr Dolan. ..- and thoroughly overhauled. Miss Ada Brown is at her home in paint this place. Sale of Broken Lots and Ends Mr and Mrs William Hurd and Fall Hat es son of Southford. ' Styl Auburn, N. Y., were recent guests at Paine Farm. of Lines. William Newton of Schenectady, N. GOOD ROAD WORK. ARE READY. Y., is spending a part of his vacation with his sister, Mrs E. H. Minehardt. T. F. Wheeler, with a gang of men, - Women's Mrs George Roberts and daughter of is repairing the road from the- Dia- ' mond Match Co.'s to the Station. There's more real hat value in the GUYER than Bridgeport are visiting at Mrs Flora This Low Hall's. road is very hard to keep in repair ow cuts, new goods this season, including one lot find in any other $ 00, hat. It's a ng Mrs Henry Gilbert passed Sunday in ing to tne heavy trucking which is of drummers' and of you'll done. When ' Mr Wheeler samples nearly every line hat, so a tit is'a .sure all the new be- New Haven. . completes Gibsons perfect thing Miss Halle Newton is at Pine Grove this piece 01 road it will be one of the oifords, pumps, and all low cuts for sum- coming sfyles are ready. The fashion, makers have sent camp ground. best in the town of Southbury. merleathers of Tan, Dull, Black, Patent. Also newest shades 'and like Miss Esther Jones is spending some us the proper shapes you'll time in Mt Vernon. James Pinkerton, Frank Williams, all the' white canvas goods. tnem. win you come in, inspect, ana try on me new Dr and Mrs Doian were in New Frank Anderson and Lewis Downs hats? All the correct soft and stiff. York, last week. have all got new horses and intend get styles Miss Susie Evans is with her broth- ting them ready for the track. Children's er, C. H. Evans, in this place. Southford'baseball team pi ayfwith i: Naugatuck at South ford, Saturday, Broken lots of white canvas, tans, and black low 5, at 3 m. LovVer. -' DEATH OF MRS CHARLES LAKK September p. cuts $3,00 and Southford baseball team will play and broken lots of lace and button shoes. Mrs Charles Lake passed away short with the Hotchkissville team at the I o clocK Monday, ly alter wednesady morning, Woodbury grounds at. Woodbury,. -- ' for and men in the want- after a an illness.: " FALL SUITS men young long painful The September 7, at 3 p. m. - Men's the if funeral will be held to-da-y, (Friday) ed styles, fabrics and patterns! ! Say' word, you at 2 o'clock. ' Low cut tans of the guaranteed dull or are ready for your Fall suit. Look the styles over any- patent Rev F. B. Draper took charce. Tues Burrojaps leather,, the Burt and Paekard makes. way. day, otthfi rectorship of All Saints - Tomlinson's ', Memorial church. Prices are reduced on all these lines. . Chances to save largely on first grade summer A son was born to Rev and Mrs H. greatly K. last week. Quick Lunch & Restaurant for future needs it'll pay. Smith, goods. Buy Chris Hansen has laid an aanhslt Main St., Just below State. , walk in front of W. N. Noble'a resi dence. ,. f; , ' Bridgeport, CL Mr and Mrs M. W. Hill are enter W. K. MOLLAN, taining Mrs Treadwell of Boston, Mass. Albert bvitts returned. Tuesday. e Home-mad- cooking that will 1026 ' from Maine, where he had been visit- - Main St., Bridgeport. in? friends. please you. BRIDGEPORT. OONN. Rev Mr Johnson preached a sermon Give tts a call when m the city. on "Temperance" at the morning serv- ice at the Congregational church, Sun-- Regular Dinner 25c.