CHARTER GASOLINE ENGINE Star Wind Mills. Place 1 Any If do not want a Gasoline what y ' you Engine, U ?y I sea Any do you think of a Windmill? am sure that you Purpose do than to STAR. Lots in use Slutlnnurira, Portables, En- can't better buy a gines and I'umps. around here, and all satisfactory. State Your Powor Needs or Your Customers" Needs. Bee. E. N SIPPERLEY, - - - Conn. Newtown E. N. West port, Ct. Wkstport, lie Sipperley,

VOLUME XXIV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 49.

LOCAL AFFAIRS. for his sterling qualifications, his in- tegrity, and his conscientiousness at all times and in all places His elec- WHEN A GOOD ACT PLEASES YOU, tion would be a step in adfvance for the OVERCOATS SAY SO. WE ward, as he possesses far more quali- fications for the office 'than does his ARE for Men. A WOHD OF HEARTY PRAISE FOB THE republican opponent. The election of Young ACT OF C. MOR- mmagtmMBssssasmss: FIRST SELECTMAN L. Mr Booth to the Iioard of Aldermen Having new goods RIS IN NOT RENTING THE TOWN HALL that would mean that not only that the arriving almost daily, goods The the the that men FOR BOXING. ward would be we have used great care in buy- snap, dash, style young faithfully represented, We the would be Black $10. ing lor our Christmas trade. want all are in each of these styles: I liked the hearty way in which the but that city's interests Suits, bave spent a great deal of time The the Ryton, the Chesterfield, the editor of The Bee approved the action looked after all the time and that he and done a great deal of search- 'Varsity, of First Selectman L. C. Morris in not would assist in a careful administra Neither wear nor rveather affects our black clay ing this year to make our stock Box and the Yoke. No more shapely overcoats the best we have ever had. When allowing our town to become a dump- tion of the various perplexing problems worsted suits. The color is guaranteed absolutely were ever shown in by anybody. does do. long-wearin- g. you are in town step ia and Bee Bridgeport ing ground for what Danbury not with which that board has to fast. The cloth is strong and Every style-leader- s You the choice assortment we have They are the of the season. want. I liked the editor's positive Springfield (Mass.) Daily News. suit is well tailored all They are cut are w to offer you so that when you the backs of the best way of that he was on that side Booth is the brother-in-la- through. right to will know will see these coats on saying Attorney and fit ready buy you just dressed men in the too, and I want to make the next one of Mr and Mrs A. P. Smith, and has they right. what to get. young city. a $io is little enough for such satisfaction as you'll find in one of these suits. wide wide in the line. What discourages great frequently been their guest here. Others of better but of the same color and made the same All of these styles have shoulders, in of quality, last by many good people the doing good good tailors $i 5 to $24; in fine undressed Worsteds and Vicunas. skirts. The Box coats are made with and r -- roomy things is the impression that they are While in Waterigjj-j- Saturday without the Yoke, with regular and slashed pock- fighting the battle alone. If they last, the writer had a pleasant call on BRYANT, ets, with and without cuffs on sleeves. Prices : could only feel the touch of elbows, the J. E.CMadigan, the popular principal Our Prince Albert frock coats are swell gar- $15 and clasp of the hand, of those who gener- f the Webster school. This is a 12- - ments. fit are cut down Main St , Conn. $7.98, $10, 12.50, $18. They perfectly. They right 44 Danbury, The and Chesterfield coats ously sympathize with them, they room school recently built and fitted to date. In black Vicuna or Thibet, silk faced, $22 No Trouble 'Varsity, Ityton would go on to better and larger things. with the latest appliances. Principal It's the line like this : and for coat vest. For Us begin at $10 and run up A public official who tries honestly to Madigan has instituted a very pleasant $25 and To Show Goods. 16.50, 18.50, 20.00, be true to his as he sees has and custom in his school. Fine woistcd stripe trousers to go with them, tailor-mad- e and right in cut $12.50, 13.50, 15.00, duty it, helpful Just and fit, $3.90 to $6. 22.50, 25.00, 27.00, 30.00 aud 32.00. not chosen for himself a bed of roses, before Thanksgiving all the pupils onancraora ccssacnacu if he tries to do will sav- were to llogers-Pee- t overcoats cost from $18.50 to right, people invited bring in clothing, veg exclusi veness agely criticise him and sometimes etables, groceries, money, etc., which For Hands. i3? and have a style and .peculiar see one - your of Cele- curse him; and I not bit of were used in making glad Thanksgiv- Sae the Great Display the all of the clothes made tliis famous concern. - brated to by harm, when he deserves commendation, ng times in the homes of the deserv- Style and sense go hand in hand this Winter in in patting him on the shoulder and ng poor. Through Rev Father Crow-- knit gloves for men, women and children. telling him plainly that we believe in ley.the Catholic priest having a church Ours are made of cotton, finished to look like s JOHN F. IEANE & Co. his methods. Of course I shall be at n that section, and the Methodist silk and so. once of this because stay suspicioned saying pastor, the names of deserving people red Half a Dougla in tAe PuAc llArary 3ucfn at of the cordial friendship which exists were selected. This year they pro Black, white, and pearl. dollar. & oAn between Mr Morris and myself. We vided generously for 13 families. Mr Gloves for every use : Shoes the corner ofMain streets have met enough difficult questions to- this custom Madigan inaugurated warm work and $1. to cement ties of friend when he was of Good, gloves, 15c, 50c, 75c In Foster's Window. The new Amer- gether strong principal the Bishop Smart walking gloves, $1 to $2.50. ican last, one of the BHIDGEPO RfT. ship; but in his official position he is street school. Dent's incomparable glove, unlined, $1.83; Hied with camel's hair or accountable to me as one who had the lamb's wool. $3. honor of him into office, and I Mr and Mrs William E. Duncomb of Genuine reindeer gloves, squirrel lined, $4.50; Havana tan, lined with Span 38 Different Styles helping ish lamb's wool, $3. have the right, 'as a citizen, to criticise Redding took advantage of the fine shown In our windows. This is the or condemn his acts. A minister thor- weather on Monday to drive over to largest display of any one make of and manli Newtown, passing the day with their ever shown in Sold oughly appreciates honesty shoes this city. Not Your Furs ness in life; it is a strong force son, Postmaster George F. Duncombe. only by Why Buy public counts for The 5 that righteousness. m w v v of FURRIERS who have years of experience and know people may forget all the sermons Mr and Mrs Allison P. Smith and INCORPORATED R. F. Foster & Co., Miss Hazel Smith were in are. You are sure of what not but if the only gets Springfield, Head-to-Fo- Three Stores what FURS getting you buy, preached; pulpit ot imitation. right principles into the heart and the Mass., over Sunday, guests of Attorney Main Street, cor. Bank, 240 Main some cheap H. A. 927 "S0 St., Danbury. Best Best and people try to live these principles out Booth. Clothiers QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP in the of Bridgeport, Conn. Union Stamp Shoes for all the family. is what we settlement every question PRICES that are RIGHT always give you. that comes before them, the work of Owen Meehan, a freight conductor the pulpit is secure. I have not gone on the Highland division, who former Seal and Coast Seal Jackets. deeply into this boxing case; but, on ly resided at Hawleyviile, has just Persian six-roo- A IN the face of it, it strikes me asa strange completed an attractive m WORD We always have a large assortment to select from or we will make to in the Ben Mohr section in order from the finest selected skins. proceeding that these professional cottage ! sluggers should want to come over here Waterbury, which is on the hill west An TOUR EAR DON'T FORGET we have a fine line of WALKING SKIRTS, RAIN of "the and a beauti CLOTH JACKETS. into Newtown, where they are not city commanding Leonard's Insur- COATS, to an entertain- ful view of the town. You're going to buy a known, simply give Introduction ment for our people. looks too ance Watch; you're undecided, perhaps, where It a of Hook Agency. to or whit kind of Watch to get. much like down into Texas or Quite company Sandy To the busi- go, going are now ob- Stick a pin right here. If you want a to Oklahoma for what cannot be done boys making their home at ness affairs of life is is one FRIEND E. BROOKS, Mrs F. on tained at good watch $5 to $40 this place in New York. Let us this a decent Crouse's South Main street, you can't afford to pass by. If its a Dia- keep Patrick 791-79- to live in a while Work Waterbury, including Haugh, mond instead of a Watch, write it down 5 Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn place longer. who is & that whatever is is HEME and to is a employed in the Benedict Old right put something that positive Burnham who BROWN'S whatever is here is RIGHT. force for us; but if you are factory, John Leavey, good among works for the Manufactur- too inert to do that, pray, do not'give Waterbury College, us the vicious and low. I do ing Co., Thomas Keane, who is em- decidedly in the stable of H. P. 181 State Street, R. Randall Davidson, not speak for myself alone. In behalf ployed livery Loucks, and Fred Lockwood. BRIDGEPORT. Companies 134 Main Street, Your of a host of good people who love right Money's more than dollars and fear God even - Conn. Miss Mary Allis Hurlburt of Men Ansonia, more of Spring- 96 Business ap. than they fear the taunts men, Held, Mass., who has been a to the school, last 1 frequent plied Lowest say emphatically: "Mr Morris, we visitor of recent at Rev Frank year, for office help. Worth Otis W. Barker. years courses in thank you." in Thorough Hawley's Whisconier, and Joseph Business, Stenography, Leach Gaylord of Winona, Minn., were Typewriting and Eng- EVERY TIME. well-know- n Wall M. G. Keane, the Bridge- married at the home of the bride on lish. Individual Instruct, Rates. Papers! port monument man, has just placed St James avenue, Wednesday after ion. in St Rose's a Barre Established five years Wall cemetery granite noon. The wedding was small because in Connecticut. Agent for Fidelity and Casualty Co. of Papers! and monument of neat design to the mem- of the recenf death of the bride's rates of tuition New York, Accident and Health Policies, (M Special Wall Papers will bo sold during tin next Taylor Gregory, of Martin Costello. The order was a few if and of the Aetna Indem- at Tory low prices. Call, look utour larse ory father and sister, and only inti you make arrange- representative days dis- Elizabeth Derby, Conn. Co. of Ct., for bonds for stock uikI net prices beforeyou buy. Our Street, placed by Attorney Charles , H. Nor mate friends and relatives were invited ments now. Send for nity Hartford, counts will astonish you. Tlioy must go to Journal. persons holding positions of trust. make ulaeu for new goods. throp, administrator. to the ceremony. This took place in College W. W. WALK E It fc SON, the drawing room, which was decora A New Machine, $10.75, The Bridgeport Trust Co. have been ted with asparagus vine and chrysan 500 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. Clipping requested by the McKinley National themums, yellow and white being used Memorial Association to receive con as much as possible, as they are the "If It's Made of Rubber We Have It,1 IK tributions for the erection of suitable colors of Pratt institute, with which memorials to our late President at the bride was connected. The cer o in Canton and Washington, and are now emony was performed by Rev Dr W to receive same. Each E. Wood, of Newton DKALEli IN prepared the president theolog subscriber will in due time receive a ical seminary, assisted by Rev William Harness, Blankets, Robes and o souvenir certificate, from the trustees P. Ray, an instructor at the Hawley Stable Goods. o of the association. Bible school at Hawleyviile, both of I whom are intimate friendsof the bride. In c3 Is liffFurrn taken exchange. Christmas produce Postmaster V. The maid of honor was Miss Martha Coming rl 0 George Duncombe 91 liuiDGKrouT. John St., was in the Park City on Monday. Hurlburt, a sister of the bride. We Are a of Masters Curtis Glover, Howell William Driscoll of Philadelphia, Showing Large Variety Patterns Wright and Henry Young returned to Pa., who has been quite ill at the home Very Pretty Peck & Lines', the Cheshire Military Academy, Mon of his grandfather, Edward Egan, is Aro anions our new will day, to resume their studies after the now much better. pitprr stuck. You never litnl more, to choose, 185 to 287 Middle Conn. : I St., Bridgeport, recess. Goods rum una are bou ml ho pleiised. This Thanksgiving Useful you home made beautiful Holiday huve the time to . your reasonable prli-es- Oil and see us now. Maurice has entered the em William Egan, who recently visited Hickey friends on Walnut Tree has re- COUGIILIN BROS, ploy of Eli B. Beers. Hill, Mackintoshes and Rain- We Draw Teeth ... turned to h is home in Boston, Mass. Footballs. Clothes Wringers. 1 1 17 Main St.. Ct. Bridgeport, Mr and Mrs Charles Miss proof Coats. With absolutely no pain. By the use of Dr. Warnes' New Painless Dimon, Every boy wants one. to a woman as Process we have robbed the dental chair of all Its terrors. So per Gertrude Dimon, and Charles Stege- John Esran of Jersey City spent Sun. Useful. Acceptable many a we Stylish, Christmas or fect are our methods in this respect that have sometines found man of Bridgeport and William Stege- - day with his father, Edward Egan. Key Balls, 40, so, 60, 70c gift at any at the conclusion of the work to be done, the calmly asleep $2 to $12.00 Leather 2.25 time. patient man of Danbury passed the Thanks- Ladies', Covers, 45, 75, 85, 95c, other & In the chair. No one ever dreads the second visit to us. We es Miss Misses', 1.75 to '00 A. M. Briscoe Son, ask to the children. We never deceive them. giving holiday witli Mr and Mrs H. B. Maggie Lyons and Thomas Ly .00 to 12.60 48c pecially yon bring ons of Men's, Toy Wringers, NEW AND SECOND After the first visit their confidence in us is absolute and they are Coger. Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving Boys', 2.50 to 6.00 Varge Wringers, $2 to $4 our friends. Our will sur Mrs Hot Water Bottles. HAND CARRIAGES always afterward little prices pleasantly day with their mother, Patrick aud our work and material are the best prise you very always. Michael Shsehan of Bridgeport pass Lyons, of Walnut Tree Hill Lots of comfort for little cost, aud We Huy, Sell or Trade. Come In and see us ed Thanksgiving with his brother, Rubber Coats. - can be made to save Jmany T , John T. Sheehan, and family. Mr and Mrs George G. Soule of Plain- Practical and sure to be a doctor bill. Trunks, Boston420 MAINPAlnlesnSTREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.ontlsts well, Mich., were the on CALL AT guests Friday Bags, Suit Cases, PR. E. S. WAKXKA Manager. DR. O. M. PENNY, Associate Fred McGuire was in last of Mr and Mrs William H. Hub- 1 90c Traveling Straps, Bridgeport, Quart, 47c, 55c, Extension Cover, etc. N. B. Railroad fare allowed on $5.00 worth of work. bell. Mr Ilubbell had not seen Mr $2.50 to $5 2 Quart, 57C 65c. $1 Saturday. Men's, 1. 10 Lowest Prices. B-lancl- 2.00 to 2.75 3 Quart, 67c, 75c, Large Assortment, i a Soule for 30 years, when he, too, re Boys', r el's, Patrick Haugh of Waterbury has sided in Michigan. The two gentlemen 1 1 Fairfield. Avenue, Brideport, THE ALBANY DENTISTS, lately disposed of hie horse, and on passed a very pleasant day in talking FIRST-CLAS- sent his to his for over old S WORK. Saturday carriage experiences f'or the 25c Dinner in Bridgeport, mer home at Hook. R Boots, Sandyw Moals at al' lour. 1032 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Mr and Mrs Alva Longstreet and TT John T. Sheehan had the misfortune daughter of Hawleyviile have returned Arctics, to sprain his ankle on Friday of last after an enjoyable visit at Tom's B Overshoes, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS week. River, N. J. Mr Longstreet is one of James' efficient at For the liesl Line of - C. Agent assistants J. T. HUBERT, Art Store, Henry A. Booth, the democratic the Hawleyviile station B Hats, Tablets 5-- 6 ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. nominee for alderman from Ward One Writing has always taken a prominent part in Mr and Mis Jese A. James of Haw E Leggins, On the Murkof. Ctmw ;inrl sto us, Water Artist Plas- local and and had as on Thanks and let us provo it to yon. Etchings, Engravings, Colors, Material, county politics especially leyville their guests xv Gloves. tic Arts, Era 11 ling and J in the ward which has now put him giving day Mr and Mrs Jesse James, Post Office News Store, forward as a candidate for aldermanic Andrew James and Master Ernest CilVI : US A. CALL,. He never as from N. II. 11 P.O. Arcade, HrltlKepnrt. honors. has, however, James, the latter Concord, pired to political otlice, being rather of a retiring nature, in short a man who Mr and Mrs E. C. Piatt and son prefers to work for the interests of passed Thanksgiving day in Bridge- THAT WE HAVE the party outside of office and its emol- port, guests of Mr Piatt's sister, Mrs Don't uments and honors. In the ward cau C.J.Taylor. Forget cuses is a 1 he always leading figure and 125 Main 13 Church Street, A and Mittens, Sets, Meat Choppers, Table anil Pocket Axes, Mr Gildea has of his tine Street, larqe stock of Winter Gloves Carving - Cutlery, has succeeded in the disposed r.tc. We have an 1 .VI for- each. winning respect flock of Lanterns, A out Chopper 85c of all who have come in contact with turkeys. Bridgeport, Conn. FOUR New Haven, Conn Mr is a OTTXS : him. Booth lawyer by profes- Mrs George Edmonds of Plum trees SPECIAL siop, having an office in the Whitney has disposed of a large number of the Main 161 Main suitable for teamsters and farmers, is a bargain for $2.25 and $2.50. Main 149 Street, Street, A heavy FELT LINED COAT, building at the corner of and McKinley books. Worthington streets, and among his Norwich, Conn. STORES. Stamford, Conn. F. HALLOCK Conn. professional associates he is highly Miss Mabel Sturges is visiting her THE CO., Derby, learded, not only for his ability, but aunt in Ansonir... 2 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1901.

office of health officer of the town. DRY GOODS NEWS. Mr and Mrs Edward E. Curtiss and family spent Thanksgiving day in Eas-- S 131 m 1 Sel-lec- s ML Mr Mrs Jl N ton with and Wilbur st Note Car Fare on all of $5 llobart JBeardsley and sister, Miss given purchases Long-Hill.guest- & Gertrude, spent Thanksgiving in or over. Smith, fVlurray Co The Cash Shoe Store. of Mr and MrsE. M. Beard-sle- y. OF COURSE Successors to NY. 15. Hall it Co. Miss Effie J. Clark is with her aunt, Miss Gertrude Beardsley. Our Thanksgiving Sale was a success because as we told you December 1901 Mrs W. F. Selleck has spent a few we had just what you wanted and our prices were right. Our stock of Fall and Winter F()()rrWEAE days with her daughter, Mrs Edward To keep the lively pace up and usher in Decent! ier in a is so so to E. Curtiss. profital tie manner for you, we offer for a short time a special complete, and the variety vast, that Mrs G. J. YanDuyne gave the second priced garment in each of our departments. in her series of "At Homes, '' last Fri a A 27-i- n Oxford Coat satin An All Wool Skirt, trim- a seems C il (all Serge a of $7-5- Noah's detailed hopeless task, day, there being fair number Visit Ark give description lined,) med, $3 95 A lers despite the weather. Near-Sab- le Taffeta Silk tucked and : threatening A Fur $3-9- Wa'st, one of These affairs are held other week Scarf, hemstitched, $2.95 we will this it our every An All Wool satin but say represents and informal are Kersey Cape, A pretty Flannel Waist, tucked though quite provo lined, $7.50 front and of much is in the back, ySc In the Basement Salesroom efforts to We we will be cative that pleasant A stylish suit, any shape, $9-9- A Dainty Tea Gown of Cashmere, $2.95 greatest please. hope way of social intercourse, interspersed rewarded of our goods. as they are, with music, as well as tea The Toy and Novelty Department grow more in- by your approval and light luncheon being served. teresting each succeeding day. Men's Calf Gt Leg Sewed Hoot, f 4.00 Men's Grain Heavy Boots, Edward Tuttle has presented to Ready with a thousand and one things that are Sewed' 3.50 " Heavy Boots, 2.7o Treasurer Wheeler for the bounty. and " Calf Boots, Kip three foxes which he lias killed, and pretty inexpensive. 1 1 2.00 2.75 r lesh Boots, to-da- y Calf Sewed Boots, Jij Heavy Frederick Isbell one. Bridgeport, Conn. Our offerings for are exceptional in point Men's Gold Seal Boots (Derby Store Only,) 3.50 Snag B. S. Hurd had the usual family re of Quality and Prices. union at his house, Thanksgiving clay. licerswill till iw.xr Christmas. values in the 3.00 Men's Duck Over Wool Boots, 2.5( is the guest of Mrs Frank Ol instead. ivm;,in Extraordinary special departments Men's Goodyear Duck Boots, Edson Haves is 111st out with a tme Marcus Iiab'oit t and will leave their which can 7 new covered for mail route. daughter mentioned below, pointers by you judge " Woonsocket Rubber Boots, J. 5 " Good Quality Wool Boots, 2.00 STEPNEY. wagon his home in the spring and will oeeupy a part of :he store. C. L. Smallev built it for him. tlte house of Charles Stuart in Obtuse. the magnificent values throughout " Good Quality Boots, 2.50 Boys' Good Quality Wool Boots. 1.75 C. L. Sniailev has bis blacksmith MRS JOnN KLINKENBEAUD. shop warmed with steam heat and There was a ga t heriiiir f some of i he N It 'hols Mrs Medicine when you go to his shop to have your family at I he home of M r and Mrs II. A. I law- - Ij! :i in-.- and trimmed with pinked ruff.es Id Oil laced shoes. &1.5C John JClinenbeard of v i M Dress Goods. t Men's Never Shoes, warranted, $2.00 Women's Kang. horse shod or anv work done you are ley on Thanksi injr day consist nis of r and nit-j- i. o!,ir: value Salv' pr':c $1.75 Rip Bow, while at K. Danie1 Wyo., visiting Roanoke, Mrs X. and Mis in-- I laced 1.25 sure of a good warm place to Ilawley family. :li s. v : Never Shoes, warranted, 1.60 Misses' Oil Kang. shoes, always (Jolf Skill tia of Boys' Rip Va., was taken sick with Camp :md James Niehols of Hartford. ; Ilisli Lustre Skins with dust ruffle diphtheria- wait. l'i!' yin-il- worth it. 1.35 Childs' Oil shoes, 1.00 prion colors and flounce trimmed with black silk Youths' Never Rip Shoes, warranted, Kan.Jlaced and died within two or three days. Oxford Skirt s:i!i l : Among those home for the Thanksgiving Ciroy In; pi S.-V- lace, very effective; value i Sale price $2 Mrs Klinkenbeard was well known in REDDING. turkey and other good things were Gerald worth fl.50. this vicinity as Clarice Irene Clingan, Curtis. Miriam Taylor, Henrietta Kuggles, All the new shades in Ve:u tians. rlu-viot- Be. Kdmund II. W. Green and sale 5'e If Not a Customer Should of the late Rev Thomas A IIAIM'Y Lauy Sagendorf, Weld, priee yard. Already you daughter and Millie Smil h. All onr.VK MixL-- Suitings, marked down to Housekeeping Goods. Clingan. She had a decided literary The largest family held in :Wc yard, for this sale. 7br. Linens. gift and had written many fine poems, town on Thanksgiving day was at the Poplin .Suitings, regular (.'ixnls: BRIDGE WATER. sale 50c yard. and interesting stories, one of which of Miss Sanford. Here price atV. Tie $1 dozen. home Abbie All ltemnants of DressGoods at half price. Napkins. was a "prize story" for which she re all the living members of three gener- amask Towels. 12'ic, l.V. 19c. : each. THE LOCAL XEWS HUDGIiT. Muck n. KV. each. ceived $1000, annng many competitors. ations gathered to the number of over Towels. lHc. S he was a sister of Mrs of this Piev Mr Raymdud exchanged with Turkey lied Damask. He, 20c yard. Fowler 30, and among warm hospitality and Women's M inch Hleached 25c, 30c, Rev Mr Thistleton of Roxbury on Sun- Damask, yard. HUBBELL Conn. place. good cheer partook of a feast both 72 inch ;itleached Damask. 45c, 50c. 09c, Tac BEOS., day. Petticoats. Derby, dainty and substantial. yard. WEDDING BELLS. Frost of New ' York Special line of Black Satine Skirls, deep 5 iueh Cream Damask. 25c. aTcyard. (ieorge spent 72 inch Cream Damask. 37(4c50c 60c - - In of the noises ThelStudents'club was very pleasant- with Mr Mrs plaited flounce, with extra full Hare, yard. spite crackling his and fl.-Vi- 10c L E. Newtown. Sunday parents, edsed with small nifties, value ; sale All Linen Crash, sc. yard, MOTT, made the ice of the ly entertained at the homo of Mr and 75e by bmnl boughs Elmer Frost. price $1 bach. l.uiicli; Cloths, colored border, each; maples around the park you can hear Mrs Randolph Bradley on Monday Heavy Illack Satine Skirts, with! two worth fl.23. Mrs Morehouse has been ill, but is 19c OUR NEIGHBORS He was one of the sixth generation Mrs E. M. Beardsley, returned to her the tinkle of the wedding hells just evening. ru files, ex trr (vide top; value 1.50; sale price ISatti Towels. Sc. 10c, 12':c. each. who in the home in last week. eaves of improving. ?1 each. Cotton Towels. 4c each. worshiped First Congrega- Huntington, under the very tl;e meeting Miss Helen Barnes and friends' of 4c Mis Ulack Mercerized Satine Skirts, hijih lustre Cot tou Crash, yard. tional church. Mrs has been ill house. Next week we will tell you Horace Hill and Miss Daisylllill 3.V. 50c, 75c. BETHEL. Stephen Burroughs Brookliwe spent Thanksgiving day at six small ruffles, very close imitation of silk; Doylies. with measles; also her eldest son, who what started those happy bells to D. San ford's. spent Friday and Saturday in Xew value S2; sale price 1."0 each. 4- -4 I'nbleached Muslin remnants, 10 lo 20 DEATH OF SAMUEL OILISEIIT. is school in Xew York. making merry music on Wednesday York. Ulack Mercerized Saline Skirts with deep yards, 4'icyd. of attending Miss Susie Mitchell of South Britain HON AUTIlUlt 8. JUDD. Samuel Gilbert, an aged citizen night. J)r and Mrs Staub and sons died at his Mr and Mrs George Sherman and was a guest of Miss Sanford on Sunday. (ieorge Arthur S. .lucid, one of the best the town, Monday night, of New Milford were in town, last home on Center street. Mr Gilbert Miss Grace were guests of Charles THANKSGIVING DAY GUESTS. known and a highly respected cit izen Miss Elizabeth Read has gone to St week. was 38 of and has been Sherman at Cutler's Farms, Thanks- Edwards Beardsley entertained Mr of the was very pros- years age quite Louis, where she will spend the winter town, suddenly all summer. In lie giving day. and Mrs Leander Wheeler of Hunting- Miss Pearl Whaley of Danbury has trated with disease, which poorly early days with her aunt, Mrs Brinsmade. pulmonary was an active business man of the Richard killed four ton and Edwin Wheeler and wife of been visiting friends in town. & Co. had troubled him since a young man. Rapp porkers, Mrs Randolph Bradley is entertain- town and at one time was engaged in last week, which 14(54 Bridgeport. Frank Frost of a few Smith, pounds, Murray On Thanksgiving day it becams evi- weighed a friend from New York. Cheshire spent the butchering business and later on Mrs Mrs Miles ing last with his Mr Conn. dent that Mr.Iiidd could not live but Herbert Ray and family, who have Sarah Ilubbell and Goodsell of days, week, parents, Bridgeport, was and a coal dealer. son Miss Williston Spring- and Elmer Frost. a few hours and lie appeared conscious depot agent been spending several months with Mr Eastwood and of Naugatuck were field was the guest of J. 15. Sanford at of of the fact. On Friday morning he and Mrs .James II. Ball, returned to guests Perry Ilubbell. Thanksgiving. Miss Agnes Uoswell and gentleman WOI.FIMTS AND VICINITY. Miss Grace who is super- rallied and lived until about noon, their home in Bridgeport, this week. Mrs Delia Nichols and son, Boughton, friend of Xew Milford were in town, John Finnell been in to Charles, intending the work at the Children's when he dropped peacefully into rest. has Danbury of were of I?. Home in Thanksgivingdav. his 's funeral. Miss C. F. Holly of New York State Danbury, guests Stephen Norwalk during her sister's He had fought bravely many years to attend returned home for three I), (i. Wood and family spent arrived, this week, at thejhome of Mi Hayes. illness, days R. 6c Life was A Beers overcome his disease. H. sweet, with her father in New including Thanksgiving day. large Co., Thanksgiving and Mrs James II. where she will dearoncs needed his care, butatlasthe Fairfield. Ball, Columbus Ilawley of New York and party of relatives assembled on Thurs- NEW MILFORD. socia-ble,hel- d the winter. Mr Mrs which was her to offer Dec. 1001. was and His age The Wolf Pits Sunday school spend and Elmore Ilawley, together day, tdrthday, Xewtown, Ct., 6, prepared wailing. wit h Mr and Mrs S.G. M. B. were felicitations suitable to the occasion. waa 02 and two days. The fu- Gilbert, Mr and Mrs Granville Dunning en with Ilawley and wife, at Miss end Miss The C. II. Booth & Bentley Co. are years was a success, both socially and finan- the home of Luella Evelyn Hill new and neral services were held atlthc house, tertained a number of relatives, Burr Ilawley. were in town over Sunday. Miss Luel- always doing something orig- cially. a Nor- inal. On Wednesday evening this firm afternoon. Rev Henry L. C. Russell Dickens is in Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mrs Frank of New la Hill is student at the State sales force Sunday working Hodge mal school, New Haven. entertained the entire at Slack, of the Congregational Danbury. Haven were of the residence of the senior member of pastor com- Mr and Mrs Frank Sherman arrived guests George Turney. A tiny young lady arrived on Thurs- conducted thelserviees. Mem- Mrs Laura Morgan entertained the'house the lirm, Charles H. Booth. It has Christmas church, from New York to of and Headquar- pany on day. home, last Friday, Mr and Mrs Arthur Morgan and day gladden Capt been not ieable firm bers of two ap- Thanksgiving Mrs to last always that the the church choir sang Howard Mead has a new horse. State. L. O. Day. According reports the devotion and daughter,with Slade and family, she had no name, and was being called appreciates loyalty, propriate hymns. Tlielloral offerings Horace Hoyt has been in Bridgeport were of Mose Hull. faithfulness of their employes to the were beautiful. The interment was on business. Mrs II. E. Levitt of Springfield, guests the Thanksgiving Day. firm's interest and has shown 'their ters! u One or our oldest citizens, Abel F. in the family lot in Outer Cemetery. Mass., is spending the holidays with Elmer Banks was at Mr Purely 's. lies sick his appreciation in many ways. After The Current Events club met with her David Levitt. Beardsley, painfully at the close of business on the ! Ttie deceased is survived by a wife, a son, A. L. Slade wife were home on tne (Hen road, ror several evening HANDKERCHIEFS Mrs at her home on Elm and at Arthur been an mentioned, the clerks all went to Mr Helen, and son Also George Starr W. P. Davis has had years Mr Beardsley has acute were a daughter, Philip. recently placed Tyrrell's. and is now confined to his bed. Booth's and delighted to find Our collection of Handkerchiefs is now complete, three brothers, Rev ILL. Judd of street, Monday evening. in his mill a new corn cracker and suflerer, genuine New Holiday Mr Mrs Hart- Patient and trustful in the midst of England so or handsome an as- Great Neck, N. V., C. and A. Ciiffton for mill is now to do all and Charles Gams of Thanksgiving dinner and full justice and never before have we shown large Henry Hurd, secretary grist and in shape ford his pain, he merits our deepest sym- was done to firm believes in A. .hidd of The M. C. were guests of Henry Seeley. .md as also do those it. The sortment- Our are too. Frank this place. the Bridgeport Y. A., spent kinds of custom grinding. pathy condolence, their in these social Vays prices right, bearers were of t he de- Miss French as who so faithfully nurse him. meeting help pall nephews Thanksgiving in town. Remember we are to have a Ilattie entertained Mrs Samuel Banks Gorham is and at the same time it enables ceased, and were Lucien F. and How- large Mr and Mrs very the firm to draw from their as LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS. Charles Morrall of Columbia I'niver. stock of at low prices, Thanksgiving guests, seriously ill and suffering intensely. ard M. JJmWl, George Agnew, Edward, Christmascandy Herman Peck and Marion, She was to take to her bed sistants suggestions towaid the bet- spent the Thanksgiving holiday at Just roasted, another lot of fresh pea daughter, compelled terment and success of their business 5 cents plain hemstitch, embroidered and lace trimmed. Clifford and Harry Kyle. Your cor- sity of Newtown, Mr and Mrs William some 'Weeks ago, and has been endur- his home. outsat 7c per quart. W. N. Hurd, sweet- and devise means to make shopping 8 cents plain hemstitched. gives a .short historical Tomlinson and son of and ing pain with rare fortitude and Here more or a respondent grocer. Danbury, ness of She is missed in the pleasure to customers. All Linen Hemstitched, 13, 15, 20, 25, 35 and 50 cents. of old .hidd homestead and The Junior of the Metho- Mr Mrs Charle-- i spirit. All were made sketeh the League and French and family church home, which she loves so dear- the arrangements and some of its dist church will give tin enteatainment Mrs Birdsey Beers of Eastern arrived, of Nichols. executed by Mrs .Josephine Carpenter, occupants: ly and at whose services she has been and Mr wielded MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. Arthur Killiman .1 udd was born No- in the Opera house, The tab- this week, at her daughter's, Mrs R a faithful attendant. Bentley the "carver." George PJatt and wife were guests hem- vember Si, 184!), in the house where he leaux of the program will be act- O. Beers', where she will spend the 5 cents, white hemstitched. Sc, white linen. 10;, white part of George Curtiss. in died, and passed the greater part of his ed out by the several members of the winter. SOUTH BRITAIN. STEVENSON. stitch and colored border. 15c, pure linen hemstitch. 25c, initials lil'e. He was the sixth son and the League who tire students at the Dan-bur- y Misses Ellen and Florence Hayes of white silk and linen. Mufflers in white, black and fancy colors, 25c Mrs Samuel Beardsley entertained MISS CANFIELD MR EIIIKSSON. C. E. Knorr had a in the youngest of a family of 10 children. School or Elocution. New Haven were at thsir father's pig wagon to $1.50 each. about 17 relatives, Thanksgiving day On afternoon, November one day last week, and was starting for of were g home, Edson Thursday The parents this large family Miss Bertha who isattend-in- Hayes'. 80 Derby w hen the made up his mind .Judd Benedict, Mr and Mrs Clark moved to 28, about guests assembled at the nig XMAS CARDS AND CALENDARS. Ebenezer Nilllnian and Harriet the XewJIIew Haven State Normal George Miss Eihily Sjeley was entsrtainsd Home of Mr and Mrs II. M. Cantield that he loved freedom best and made Stowe. waseducated in Bethel last Saturday, where a himself from box and Arthur school, has been at her home Bridgeport, they at Ansonia at the horns of Albert to witness the marriage of their young- jump, clearing A assortment of new styles are shown in our window, a school founded an older visiting will spend the winter. est Ilattie Marie, to N. wagon he was imprisoned in, and took large Institute, by on Grassy Plain street for several days. Hull. daughter, for the woods. Mr Knorr was beautiful and artistic designs at prices from 5c to 75c ea. S. .hidd. Louis Eriksson. Rev DeWitt Wil- unable colorings brother, Frederick At the Mr and Mrs John C. Gaoler, Edward liams The to rind the pig for several days, but 17 W. Howard K nowles has his of George Lyon was guest of his broth performed the ceremony. age of years lie commenced his crop and Mrs all wore Lu- the was finally located at East tobacco nearly and it is ready GabierandMr Hoffman, er, Frederick in Bethel. bride white taffeta and Miss porker trade with . item did & Co. stripped Lyon of Village, where he had been captured. for inspection by any intending buyers. of New York, were guests, Thanks- cy Cantield, sister the bride, white A at the trade a is A bountiful collation was If is supposed the pig must have cross- Iter working hatting giving day. of Mr and Mrs John Gabler. Harvey Lyon spending a vacation organdy. ed the river on the ice. or more his health gave out, when at the home of his Mrs William served and after receiving the best E&. 3KL year LONG HILL. Arthur E. Plumb and sister, wishes of their friends, Mr and Mrs & lie went to the new state of Minneso- family, Harry in Fairfield. Boeirs Judd, Eriksson departed amid a shower of GEORGETOWN. a II. where he two and then Bennett and family enjoyed &y-0pe- Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.' ta, spent years, ltev Mr iceman anu wite were rice for the o.4 train from Southbury town M KS K. S. SHELTON. Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr di for Xew York. are to in returned to his native apparent- of Mrs They reside Miss nihi North ro spent Tiianl.siviugj at a well or much in and Mrs G. W. Bennett. guests their daughter, Ida Salem, X.'Y., where Mr Eriksson is in her home in town. ly man, improved Sarah French, wife of Representa- East of Mr Judd married in life Stevens, at Village. the employ liollister Sage. health. early tive F. S. Shelton, died at her home, buckwheat flour, Per MrsCienrjre, Vlhin. wlio'has been seriously WE ARE and settled at the old work-lu- g lection buckwheat flour and Abner Slade has visited his daugh- ill. is improving. homestead, Mondav morning, December 2, aged tit) Grand Mrs W. E. Mitchell is spending a at his and on the Hour ter, Mrs Tomlinson, in Bi trade assisting years, lu months. The funeral was at- ma's pancake are what make a Bridgeport. week in idgeport. liurr Millsund family ;i(e Thanksirivin.!,' farm. After the death of his rather from late Thurs- nice breakfast, if you have some Pine Miss Ida and brother of Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell have re- Frank UyiaiiL of M:iii street. Nor- tended her residence, Lovegrove turned to their home in Fnion Citv. walk. in lsso he purchased a part of the farm, 1 Sam-ua- Rock or Ponce mo day afternoon at o'clock, lii'v l Candy syrup, fancy Bridgeport were guests of Burr Mead. Pa- - on of his in issio Headquarters and the death mother Gurneyof Rridgeportjoffieialed, as- lasses, sold by the gallon; Maple syrup, .Miss Susie Mitchell in homestead and since or - Mrs Jane Taylor is in Bridgeport spent Sunday WARREN. he purchased the sisted by Rev Mr Dikenuin of Stepney. Honey syrup. W. N. Hurd, the Brooktield, the guest of Miss Neil a busi- visiting her sister. Jackson. For then has made general tanning The interment was in the cemetery at grocer. The funenil of Mrs Louisa Weeks, Thanksgiving" supplies. in affairs. Mrs Mrs Buckingham of New Haven and 75. was lieid ness connection with public Center. The hearers were Miss Downs Charles Wheeler is in Bridge- Mr auod at her hite residence In the Following Articles: Stepney Mary and Miss Lillian Baker were guest son Thanksgiving on 17. I Mr .hidd held the o;Vce of first select, Kdward and port. D. M. Monday. November 'ndertaker Henry Buckingham, Oline Johnson of Mcriden were recent guests day at Mitchell's. I leers of I had man for 1:1 and was act in his Mrs Clem-in- is a Washington epot Fish and Game Sets, Plates and Platters, Rich Cut years ing and Lester Shelton of Huntington, of Mr and MrsC. G. Downs. Mr and Mrs L. C. wel- entertaining sister of the funeral Turkey as tow n assessor when lie Gilbert, Jr., from New York. charge arrangements. Kitchen official duties Frank Ihtrr of Ansonia and Arthur comed a seven and a half pound girl She was buried in the cemetery at Glass and Silverware, Roasting Pans, Carving Sets, was by his last sickness. at Mr and Mrs Freeman of New Haven Warren Center. prostrated Burr of Stepney. Besides her hus- their home, Wednesday, December 1). II. Plain White and Yellow Crockery for kitchen use. Mr .Judd was one of the lift h MONROE. 4. spent Sunday at Judson's. Utensils, genera- band Mrs Shelton leaves a daughter, Miss Edith Mitchell entertained the Prices. t .J udol had cul- The Largest fStock and Lowest tion of he family who Mrs Spencer Bray, two brothers, Wil- C. L. Smalley hasjust taken the con- whist club on Wednesday afternoon of EASTON. Be Sure and Give Us A Call. tivated, t he land around I he homestead. one sis- roNOUHOATIONAL, CHUUC'H ITEMS. tract for building a new business wag- this week. bur and Stephen French, and on Miss Sarah has been Daniel .ludd built the lirsl Colonial for William Mallett of Tashua and Piatt spending 1 ter, Miss Frances French, all of Step- The ladies of the a new a few in Shelton. you are single you will t rv it. If house which w;.s ned after Congregational and covered milk wagon for days b uv pattei nearly ney, to mourn her loss. The deceased church are Edward Sherman of II ill. you are married voti will it. For all of the old houses which were built making arrangements to Long noonocan deny it. It is the best eof was a member of the Methodist church hold t he annual turkey supper and sale Stephen French has just placed new BF.OOKFIELD. fee for the ever sold. 1. by the early sett lers of t he town. The lamps in his store. price Ilawley The F. E. Beach Co., and has always been very active. She of useful and fancy art icles on Wednes ec Oo's famous 2"c colfee. second and house was built will Try a pair of those felt combination present lie greatly missed by a large circle December IS. A KNTKitTAi rs.'u; ri'.Mii:i! - or Main 7 day evening, full at boots or a pair of the Gold Seal rubbers Arsi'ier; st paiis 962 St., Bridgeport. about 14U or and has been remodel"d of who mourn her loss. or i.i). friends, tendance is desired and a good time for ladies or gents. Bost on the mar- LOCAL and a new barn takes the of the b.- l iaiih'-o- AFFAIRS. place I f first fair ket. For sale by Stephen French, at ThtM'iiiei'taitiment lo by the f promised. stormy evening. ( ; old. Arthurs, was born in the new MI. is KIIKLTOX ISIt.YY. the Depot. St I'a uTs uild in i hi Town ha!!. SAYS HE WAS TORTURED. house built by his father. All of the Rev Holmes of There is a meeting of the Conirresra- Mrs William B. Craft returned. Mon- evening veeni bw hi, promises lo be a reat The Christ i;in Endeavor of Spencer Bray, pastor i society Boots Shoes in old tional and day, from Long Hill where she had smvess with the liberal pa roiiajj.v it on;ht lo Hook will hold a and older children were born the society church called for 1 Sandy and 1 Long Hill Methodist, church, was mar- been tor Mrs F. S. receive. will be from ;i lo ." in Birthday "I suffered such pain from corns caring Shelton. open o'clock Ihindle sociable at the Methodist par- colonial house which was two stories Saturday, D.'cembjr 7, to take action t he I he Kubin-so- n, ried to Miss Jennie Elizabeth Shelton O. II. Hull, who has been sick, afternoon for sale of faney articles, Deeem-herl- l. couhl walk." writes H. I R-- quite . sonage, Vednesd;iv hardly For Winter Wear. to c. A. .1. is now ice ci.-- ! a i ne evening. in front running down in the rear on November 2(i, Rev Samuel Gurney concerning tiling Small as gaining slowly. cjvani. rake, randy, cveninir llillhoroiifjh, 111., "but i'.ticklen's of A Miss Ethel' of an admission of pic wjil he chai ned for t he jiro-.irra- m r We can fit the feet member one, anchored by an immense stone the at Bridge- pastor the church. full attend- Beardsley Huntington The Christian Endeavor with reet-in;4- S arnica salve cured them." of any; of performing ceremony of recit at ions. i t c.. lieuin S completely with a li and ance of til', churc'i and is re- iimrc. io at most the tamily from our vary fine assort. chimney large replace An extended society v. a re-- hearty. Acts like niajric on bruises. port. tour, including as o'clock, after hich social time with f Invite vou to eoine to vonr own Birth- sprains, ment ot boots and shoes. Ihis stock is ovens. the ot there will, be no re.--.l i m-- . bake luring winter New York and Philadelphia, was quested postpone- ment s and ol her a tt rac it will be in cuts, sores. sc.iM, burns, boils, ulcers. all new and the prices are most reason- in ment on account of the weather. order. day I'aity. Putnam's encampment Iiedding by abandoned because of the illnessof the We (,'ive to each a little sack - Perfect healer of skin diseases and able. Give us a call. Continental soldiers, several of his I re- Please or send it bride's mother. Mr and Mrs tray IN i ii A NO I. KCI.KS. cither brini; hack. piles. Cure truaranteed by R. II. OliANGE TOPICS. ' It under officers made the old house their 1 im- - Wit as nianv as wars vou're & turned to heir home in Long Hill At Ihe on ni-r- S;ale pennies Peers Co., Xewtown; William J. Iea haniel .ludd, The brothers of Harmony Grange Monday old, winter quarters. mediately alter the ceremony. Lecturer Ilopson was presein as in: pector. shall never Peehler, Urookfltld; The E. C. Piatt THE E. C. PLATT CO., fam- gave the sistersan oyster Mon (We promise the number then in possession, raised a large supper, Meavea ood share of praise for ijouii work oe told'. Co., Ilawleyville. - in t Hawleyville, Ct. ily of sons and daughters, whose decen- day evening. done all Hues and its genera hrift y appea The ladies will irive vmi to Lyle Walker ot Bridgeport, spjnt . was so e something I Ij la but a sina of the dants still live in let hel and are act ve at D. S. The next of Har- y Jellies pail eat. Sunday Walker's. regular meeting Jg preserves and pickles, spread Sgj program was carried out. And will I'urmsh a musical in the tow n and church societ ies mony; will be thin of others W. L. CHADEAYNE, busy M ( Grange the annual coating Mr and rs ienrgi: Mahoiiey visited j The whist club will meet i hi- - week M r treat. of the place. The remaining brothers election of ollicetsand will lie on Thurs- with So come one, come all. to our Birth- iat D. Mahone.v's on Sunday. PUHE 1 and Mrs U. W. Andrews mi Thursday evening. Very much regret to have the change day evening. December 12. REFilEO day pa ri y. PIANO TUNER, I M t t i Lnl u w h BOX In their old home take place. A I; Mr and Mrs Herbert. Ray and chil-jdre- iss reen will spend he winter And we'il yive you all a welcome s?S. DERBY, CONN. Mrs Parker, the mother of Marshall her grandparent s. Mr and M rs K. ( Smith, heart y. I through t heir life t ime it has been a who have been boarding at M. S. PARAFFINE A I'T AXO TUNING. Action Kesrulatinp. Tone is ill I :- All are 'I'l Tiusr. Beach, at his house. M io-- cordially invited, whether CASTOR ijilH In all its branches critically "Will tlK-- iss Louise l'e of lias been liupairiog custom to isit the old home, where Ball's, since spring, will soon move to absolutely moisture find Bridgeport t receive sacks or not. For Infants and Children. strictly first, class. Organs tuned and Her sister and two sons, and oci'l proof, l'ure Refilled euralHne lg also friends and rela t ives in town. hey Ashley 111 visiting repaired. Pianos for sale or rwnt. they always found a hearty welcome Bridgeport, for the winter. a dozen other wayH ahout the are Mrs is a house- - in e'acti The Kind You Have Charles, withjher. Parker Full directions package. 'ha '.. I is in,-- t he Boughl by a father and mother and later on Isold rlcs leers spend inter out DEATHS. Always M. O. Wheeler and have wom- everywhere. beiuu" t t rin.U" t family very bright, andante and social of town, c'lLiau'ed in he tin he busi- a brol her, whom honored and STANDARD OIL CO. : er horse-shoe- r. iiy hey ed their summer residence and moved an and has much endeared herself m ness. ( miHiKmws-Novemb- :v. itcnrv lloli- - HAVE A first class in whose their to good judgment they put home on here. 80 to their city Washington the people Being about years The children of Si Pauls Sunday school will Wkst Counwau. November Nl ieba el I If you are not satis trust. In church matters Mr .ludd ' avenue. of age there is not much hope of her lie-- in pract ni the ( h risl mas ca roN uc t Tull.y. ;ied ,"4 years. fied with him. followed in the footsteps of allot' his Stiiuki v. Wivesoii, M ass.. - No finber :i Ki-- Crurgo your shoeing, try who were all members Miss Edith Clarke, who has been recovery. S t ii jr. :(.'1 .v.i years. new Judd ancestors, Mr a lid Mis 1". II. Hcers Shoeing $1; over J. speni Thank vrivnij New Mo.roKn Nm T. sen of Mr ami setting several weeks with her r Francis Wales has U of the First Church Society of Bethel. spending aunt, resigned the with Mr and Mr Ma pes in Kro v n. Mrs Mrs Whitney, aired three weeks. 50c. II. A. Pratt, Hatter town THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901. 3

Berkshires, which carry the richest domestic and imported strains of blood The Newtown Bee. stand in the foremost ranks in the estimation of the best judges. FROM WASHINGTON TO ORANGE CIRCULATION irwites CITY, FLORIDA. Jill 1, 1SS::, luiry THE MAJOR "WRITES AN INTERESTING sufficient to most LETTEH TO THE BEE. Lust WW 4025 give you In quite a hurry we neglected to bid goodbye for six months to many we delicious tea biscuit using would have been glad to do so. Leav The OUTLOOK. ing Washington we went to Bridge as di- port, where we learned our steamer Powder was to Tlic over the Royal Baking sail a day earlier than expected Tammany's victory and we hastened on to New York. Fall. forces of Tammany in rected. A pure, true leavener. Saw baggage aboard, got state room Long Overcoats New York whereby Seth Low is elect- located and we settled down on the ed mayor of the first, city of the land that are correctly made, has caused a groat deal of rejoicing all over the country. 1 1 is an object les- 1 15 to son for other cities and for the smaller government but only by the legisla- annoyance. am thankful to say that $25. I have not suffered from it since." For tive department. Certainly it is a towns where it often happens sale by R. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; short-sighte- d to that there is rule by a ring and the policy keep good S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; The E. Overcoats in styles that men like. Those that suit C. Piatt Co., W. N. deals and of literature out of the humble homes of Ilawleyville; them. Overcoats show their merit excel- niisappr'n iatin by jobs Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, andfit that by the nation. It n.eins a great loss to the public nioney. It gives one some Botsford. lent wear not only in fabric, but in keeping their shape, idea of what a hold had on many readers in country homes. Tammany THE NEWTOWN FIRE CO. which is an excellent test of good tailoring and workman- the pocket book of New York when SOMETHING ABOUT ITS NEW APPARA ship. we learn that the patronage it had to LOCAL AFFAIRS. TUS. x We know that these coats are have the distribute amounted to 000,000 and right. They ALMOIN B. RUGGLES. The committee who have had that there was au antiv of about charge right Swing, Dash and Grace the touch of expert tailor- of the purchase of the new fire appara LONG- 41,000 people who were being fed at A NATIVE OF HUOOKFIELD AND tus for the Newtown Fire Co., have ing stands out in every particular. Materials are of Mel- TIME RESIDENT OF SOUTflHURY. the public crib. A good share of these about finished their labors. They Cheviot and Irish Frieze. and short have ton, Oxford, Long We from the Church bought through the Fabric Fire did little work but held the job and clip Messenger Hose Co. a hand made the cuts with or without the following in reference to A. B. pump by yokes. drew the money. is to be Rumsey Co. that is of It question- Ruggles, who died at Redlands, Cal., Tump capable a one and one-ha- lf inch ed whether there was as much 3, 1901: Mr was a throwing corrup- October Ruggles stream of which is as as of Brookfleld and for water, large tion in any of the world as has native many the committee deemed wise to city was in business in it buy years Southbury, in view of limited water to splendid steamer, Apache, Capt Pen existed in New York. Vice was al- which in the supply town he represented the be also hose nington. Left the dock at 3.30 p. m The Popular He was also a had. They have bought a lowed to llourish so long as it paid its Legislature. leading reel and 60 feet of suction on Friday, November 22, with a large citizen of Shelton for many hose, nozzles, taxes and the innocent were fleeced to years. etc. With General amount of freight and about 200 pas Redlands has lost a stalwart citizen, great liberality, Manager Cole has presented to the fire sengers. Had a fine trip until Satur help support the guilty law breakers. and parish a wise and valued we ran a Pan Tourist Hats at $2.50 and $3. Trinity 400 feet of one and one-ha- lf day noon, when into furious in death of Ahnon P.. company The new administration has a counsellor, the as storm (you have read of it by this good on October inch fabric hose such is made by his Ruggles, who, Thursday, in to time). The thunder serenaded us and You need, one of these to with that new job on its hands to clean out the cor- was from the Church Mil- company, and addition this really go long :, called dis- the lightning outdid Edison and dur Mr splendid gift, gave most generous the in all ruption and vice of New York and the itant to the Church Expectant. counts on accessories. ing the night off Cape Hatteras the overcoat, just thing; the popular shades. removed from Connecticut to the pump and will a Ruggles the new. and old water was a foot deep on the after public watch the effort with some ten and en- With apparatus the Redlands years ago in deck. Sunday morning out of 200 pas- g truck put working order the village great deal of interest. May the true tered extensively into the orange-growin- 14 and vicinity will be fairly well supplied sengers, appeare'd at breakfast. I business. He has been called to be one of them. We were spirit of reform prevail. with lire protection. While this ap- happened Everything in Clothing that Men and Boys wear. to many offices of responsibility and all thankful we were paratus will not be able to extinguish under the care of trust in this community, chief among Capt Pennington. By even as a big fire it will be a protection against Sunday Science. One of the latest efforts in which was his position secretary ing the storm had abated and we were of the Redlands the spread of fires and will put out and general manager fires in able to gather in the cabin, where one France in a scientific way is to rind out Growers' a busi their incipient stages. This Orange Association, addition to the fire of the best of Sunday services was held, whether a balloon can be made ness which developed and sub- village protection Bridgeport to go rapidly lias cost but a little over $200. led by the captain and purser of the clear-heade- d and Hartford Louis & in a stantially under his steamer. We had many talented and Elting Sons, given direction and whether it can and in which Kingston sagacious management, LICENSE MONEY DIVIDED. professional speakers, singers and mu be under control of to ol Poughkeepsie 945-94- ? kept theoccupants he was actively engaged the day sicians who made it very impressive, Main St., of it. A balloon and automobile race his death. His place of worship at NEWTOWN RECEIVES $1,757.50. as well as We arrived in va- enjoyable. Trinity Church was almost never Charleston at 6.30 a. m., Monday. City Bakery Bldg Bridgeport. was recently held near Paris in which office as cant, and he died in senior On Monday the county commission- The battery was well patronized with a hnlUnn witli two passengers was warden of the parish, to which he had ers divided the license money that was visitors, who then took the trolley to been for successive taken in in the various towns of followed by ;:n automobile with live appointed many the the Exposition grounds, which was to years. The recior, nev r retrench, r . county during the month of November. be opened to the public on the follow- The balloon reached pasKcrgcr.j. its Johnson, paid the following tribute to The towns received the following ing Monday. The layout of the build in a sermon Dan-bur- y, tlcsUnajLon Urst and the two aerial Mr Ruggles' memory amounts: Stamford, $20,092.50; ings and its beautiful grounds, made preached the Twentieth Sunday after $17,070; Norwich, $19,700; Green- so by the many palms and palmetto passengers had taken the train for 28: Trinity from the text, Genesis wich, $9,072.50; Huntington, $3,990; trees and the ease and comfort of get- Paris before the automobile company 12, 13: Fairfield, $2,012.50; Newtown, $1,757.-5- 0; ting around were very noticeable. It 1 ask you to speak a word $2,612.50; arrived. Darius (ireen and his flying liberty Westport, Darien, did not seem possible for the many was to Brook-fiel- d, of one whose life closely knit $1,187.50; New Canaan, $1,330; hundred workmen to have the grounds machine seem in a to become an because the record of his way mine. Not $285; Stratford, $380; Bethel, in order for the opening day. We left well-spe- nt as clear as and $22.80. The five cent actual fact he fore many years and life, crystal county gets per Charleston at 2 o'clock p. m: for Jack as radiant as a prism, needs any meed of the total receipts, which amounts to a fine aerial is to be more sonville. In the evening had navigation getting of feeble praise from me. ou of this $4,251.20. Bethel being a no license concert and with a new kind of talk- - for Financial Institutions. Cemetery and Memorial Work than an Iridescent dream. We shall church and city knew him years town, the only licenses issued there ng machine all were entertained until hud known me, and are for not have to for the of a before you you druggists' prescriptions. after 10 o'clock. Our voyage to Jack- sigh wings never knew him in dishonor. And sonville, where we landed at 8 o'clock, to in we were to the clove but fly off in our elastic balloon. and Mr Mrs G. M. H. Sexton's Owing a delay transportation unable show large though the public press pulpit and Daniel Beers and Miss Tuesday morning, was fine and pleas- BURR & KNAPP, Wood Stoves at the do him rever have already joined to Bessie Beers passed the Thanksgiving ant. On the trip we had Dwight 1 aSK mat you win uie season with New Haven friends. Bankers & Brokers, MONUMENTAL WORKS. The New and terrible ux- - ence, grant Wheeler and wife, Mrs E. A. Smith lilg guns first I have had to this opportunity and Mrs Lockwood of Bridgeport, al- 353 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Guns. plosives are making war tribute to his memory, who John Donlon of pay my J. South Manchester so B. F. Pratt and sister from Warren, All kinds of Work A In FAIR Cemetery Specialty NEWTOWN He was lirst to i i 1 more and more destructive and so ren- loved him well. the speii t Tha nksgi v n g in II awley v le. who were bound for Orange City. In Bonds,Stocks, Mortgages, All Kinds of take me by the hand when, on the day an hour after the steamer we Insurance, war to become a of the 1 leaving Debentures, dering thing of my arrival in tin city, came List of letters addressed to the fol- were on board Rail- But we now have them in stock and can show you these stoves from 18 inches the train and in Steamship and Granite and will a lifetime We past. The latest event in circles done, a st ranger, to this church for lowing persons remained unclaimed in Marble, up. They have cast iron linings and a heavy body, and last army another hour had reached St Augus road Tickets, We also have the cast iron wood stoves, and the cheaper sheet iron stoves from As a personal triend, his the Newtown December 2, was At reasonable prices and of the latest design is the of a gun on Fishers worship. postorlice tine. Our trip from there at a Office and Works $6 to $9, cylinder stoves from $5.50 to $9.00. Then we carry the Round Oak, planting big was to me as it 1901: 5. 5!4. 6, 7, 7 and 8 per cent, at friendship delightful Mrs Lcveda Anderson, G. W. pace over a level road and the Payimr and. jjeposits Stuart Oak, Gold Coin Oak, and Oak Andes, making an assortment second to none apid received subject to draft, interest paid- ST MICHAEL'S Island to protect the eastern end of always was to r.Il who shared it. Com Burr, Mrs E. P. Mrs Alia on same. Securities Dougnt anu suiu uu wm- CEMETERY, For Ranges that burn either wood or coal we have the Stamford, Round Oak, Harris, delightful balmy air and beautiful 1957 STRATFORti Conn. Nor- as I did in a few months to the Ma mission. Foreign Dins oi e.ciiuuBo. V"V" Ave., Bridgeport, Richmond, West Shore, Model, New Bub, Gold Coin, Paragon, Tale, Massena, Long Island Sound. The new gun is ing Ginis, George Noxon, Luke Smith. palms that looked so lovely all along lai Drafts and Bank Money Orders available for Wood Cooks we have the Manhatten and of whose senior of tSTive minutes ride on Stratford Avenue man, Yukon Apolla and Umpire, and rectorship this parish, George F. Duncombe, Postmaster. the road to City made the day in all parts Europe. Trolley Cars from the Depot. New and with these we feel sure we can suit almost one, and as to 40 feet long and hurls its charge of for Orange Reliable, any warden he had been many years, very short. As we passed through the prices we say they ARE RIGHT, and the only way yon can learn that this is trur nltro gelatine about two miles. It is his counsel and advice have been to me K. J. Hall, the stove man, has we saw Sirs II. L. of will be to compare them with others. We are always glad to show our goods just village Eames name is we made our friends in business. We invaluable. He lias always showed put a new Royal Argand parlor stove to us a welcome and the prices, as this the way claimed that litis charge would destroy Washington waving The Bridgeport hope we are not conceited, but this much we have to say. that we don't know of his heart to me, without partiality, in the home of Matthias Carroll of from the "Palmetto a stove customer we in on account of Our motto the afloat. Never Cottage." that have lost many years price. largest battleship without hypocrisy. indulging Great Ring. Orange City is now very and Trust Co., is small profits, and in the long run we we are sure to win. Our store is open which no true quiet Removal. m. now We our in fulsome flattery, where five years or so ago 300,000 from 7:00 a. m. to 8:30 p from until January 1, 190s. say that no man will . Mrs M. Miss Car- Banking, Brokerage, Investments, store is the to stoves. If it were not so we could not have sold man will give and true Jennie Sturges and CHARLES J. HUGHES place buy your - boxes of oranges were shipped, from inieresv uuuwcu more Round Oaks house in the State of Connecticut." -- The is at The Prize The fair name of our ever bear lo ne was coruiai lo rie M. Bragaw of New York City were Mortgages, than any place uikc, 10,000 to 20,000 will be sent off this On Deposits. Has Removed His commend and frank to criticise, the guests of Mrs Annie Sturges - Fights. Commonwealth has season. A few carloads have already Act as Executors, Administrators, ouarai- 'Flawless his heart and to Thanksgiving dav. , tempered - been sent away and one grove I visit- ans, uonservaujj-s- xiuaa. & been smirched by a brutal prize right, A Granite Marble Works the core.' man of large and press- ed to-da- y will furnish about 1500 suc- Miss Florence Ally, who has been 1 held In our Capitol City of Hartford ing business interests, which lie boxes of kid We en Safe Deposit and Storage From Lyon St. to at Weed's, returned glove oranges. cessfully conducted, his own and those boarding Henry a real New Vaults. Ct. E. on Thanksgiving day. Two brutes to her home in New York, AVednesday. joyed England Thanksgiv- 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, J. lie to to-da- of many clients, yet lound time y, Rented at reason- HALLS, ing dinner barring the cold Safe Deposit Boxes met together under the sanction of joyously observe his religious obliga- able rates. Five minutes walk irom the Railroad Uonn. S. of Shelton was weather, for it is very delightful here. Station. All the East Side lines Sandy Hook, one knocked tions, a silent rebuke-t- that spirit of George Northrop trolley law and brute the other over of I have written you quite a letter for STEEL VAULTS. pass the door. the age which pleads the proving of the guest Sunday his mother, brute flown in the second round so Mrs Philo of Taunton. me, so good night, Clayton. Private Rooms for examining papers. oxen and the demands of farm and Northrop, . was have or the State St., Bridgeport, Conn. that he stunned and might merchandise, urges necessity Mrs A. Burns and STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS 9171 for refreshment or bodily ex- Mary son, John, been killed. And Mayor Harbison of physical of OFF THE COLD. ercise as excuses why the outward ob- Bridgeport, spent Thanksgiving day The an witli Mrs Bernard Kelley. the Capitol City permitted such servances of religion must be side- Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tablets Mechanics' and Farmers' soul's weal Bates Stone Co., ! brutality on a day devoted tracked and the neglected. W. C. Clarke of New Canaan has re- cure a cold in one day. No cure, no Bank Christmas Church was as another Savings Milliivery This parish from the famous pay. Price 25 cents. and Dealers In and 1 cently purchased Wall Manufacturers to worship thanksgiving by procla li i ier and her City Bank Building, St., Bridgeport home to in. worship Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass., a Berkshire Com- him. The Rubber Co., mation of the (iovernor of this sacraments were dear to They boar and two sows that Will to Ailing the largest Deposits, $2,387,822.52 ALL STONE WORK a well of life. bring ubber dealers in are and 102,357.58 monwealth. Shame on such an out- were to him spiritual his herd some of the richest blood to Connecticut, Surplus Interest, SUCH AS Here lie of the brook beside the for all kinds of reliable drank be found in this headquarters $2,500,180.10 MONUMENTS, VAULTS.CEMETERY MRS GEO. shame on the men in this anywhere country. a va- Assets, DUNHAM, rage, and way: and with the nourishing he here The boar is sired of rubber goods. They have large ENCLOSURES, etc. to by Longfellow of holi- age who will howl and received he went out mingle with Hood a son of riety goods which make useful Only Steam Polishing Works between New 1127 Broad Street, Near Fairfield Avenue, enlightened Farm, the great prize al- cred 'deeds of and are 111 York and New Haven. the world's activities, where day presents their prices January Monuments cleaned andire-se- t. and a dollar each to see one winning Duke III of Hood Farm, and ated 1873. Headstones and of MAIN shout pay week-da- y fell from him noise- ways as low as the lowest. WEST St., holiness his dam is Holy rood III of Hood Farm. OFF1CEKS : man man his lists. less as the snow.' His na- - pound another with spiritual One of the sows is by Hood Farm John L Weasels, President. 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ture, deep and strong, as the outward from Marshall E. Morris, I We a;e not beasts nd we wear neither Highclere King and Holyrood . vice presidents. was re Fre-lk- B. man decayed, the inner man I of Hood Hall,f I I VI Farm, and the .other is and Treasurer. bri ! U s nor r. s, in t ') pandering newed day. In him we saw, L S Catlin. Secretary Selected Trimmed Hats and day by by the imported boar Sambo, and from S. C. & Co. Toques. i 1 I '.: : mortal to the b. :i n :t .;: an U luil her even here, the surely putting a Stratton Lizzie sow. Sambo was Bull Marble & Granite Works Sale Beaver Hats, $1. on immortality. As the inlirmities Sandy Hook. Conk. Special in our :'. tabl-- bred and exhibited by the Royal Agri Sav digiiilu of llesh increased, he built more Watertown Tarns and Mourning Goods. the cultural farm, Kngland. He was never ! or Imported n.es for the soul. Almon Licensed Pharmacist JNlonnments. Head Stones In Marble in Ir.ii" stately mansions beaten in the show ring, and won first Grar ite. Write for designs and prices I!. honored Bank, Uugglcs, citizen, loving and at the Royal Counties ings suffer- champion A SPECIALTY MADE OF H. President. friend, faithful soldier, patient show cham- A. W00LS0N, ! 1U New I'.y a new from the at Winchester; first and MILLINERY ruling devout of this -- B. H. MATTOON, Treasurer. WINTER er, communicant pion at Oxfordshire show at Oxford; Rubber Goods, viz.: Fountain, Bulb M. "W. Poftal postmaster ot- - Church, and long time senior warden, and Hard Rubber Hot Wa- Stevens, general first and special at Bath and West of Syringes, 1, $205,191.52 New New Ideas, New hail and farewell: he. with all ter Bags, Breast Pumps, Atomizer Deposits, July 1901, CONN. Styles, Many tain classes of literature May Kngland show, and champion for best in and Undivided NOB WALK, for Wear. Rutii'g. ot of God's servants this and Nursing Fittings Variety. Surplus Novelties Winter her departed pig in the yard of the Royal Counties Photographic Supplies and Mater Profits, $12,239.04 that foKJo years have been admit ted to life in God's faith and fear, enjoy ials. attention the Pre show. This trio of Berkshires should Special given Interest commences tlielflrst of each month, - second-clas- s mat I er is now eternal rest and peace, and may light scription work. is and 10. ESTABLISHED 1843. the mails as form the foundation of a fine herd,as it and payable January July Wa- w. e. perpetual shine upon them." Banking rooms, Pythian Hall Building, t.niwed out from that list. This list is well known that the Hood Farm tertown, Conn. halligan,BEERS' COLONIAL BUILDINO.sr1- Includes t lie period icals,not maga.ines, 'About live years ;iyn I wa"s lUhlcd SAVINGS BANK Newtown. H. NEWTOWN 1855. Arthur Bolles, ai'i'li 'if 1 10 lower " in hook form that are issued period- witli bowel, says AAKON SAN FORD, President; ARTHUR I to HENRY M. BOLLES. ( '. T. ( 'liisliolm, Is! earl)orn avenue, T NKTTLETON, Treasurer. Business Hours Successor G. N. 3 m. On from 9 a. is to be 9 a. m. to p. by the publishers. It 1 Clarke's from Saturdays ically Chicago, anil although consulted toj 12m. regretted that, the government has several eminent physicians who pre- MONUMENTS, & for 1 found their remedies & BILLINGS a for a deal scribed tne, FAIECHILD MEAD, GLAMPETT, taken such position, great failed to in relieve me, and Liver Pills NEW PRESTON, CONN. Successors to L. W. Booth & Co., Wholesale and Retailers, any way VegetableAre mild in them the safest and best General Insurance and of good reading has gone out lo the tlio trouble almost became a chronic. action, making remedy Ileal Estate Agents, ior Dizzi- - form by such linns as the After suffering several months, lone lSiliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, people in this L 61 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn., day concluded to t ry Chamberlain's ness, etc. hey cure where other fail the 36 Wall Street, Bridgeport. It. Alden and ot hers. pills by cleansing Warner Bldg., Room s. John publishers coiic. cholera ahd diarrhoea remedy system of all impurities that poison the Blood and create dis-an- d n. Q. Keane's I 1 thai. I A quest ion is involved in lie heg to assure you fail to used. BANKING TRY A BOTTLE OP THEIR legal wasfeaw. give them a trial. Once tried, always MIDDLESEX raid in, $HO0,WO. Issue Monumental most to tmd , , , I)n't . . , a custom of ;io agreeably surprtsed s M ., , 5 oerVent Debenture Bonds of $100, IS00, Si0, which is that 1 i)nKf " ruling, takinir two doses of the remedy that J ,? "J """ v'" 1" " $500 and $5000, which are by statute law Works, be ful investments for Trust Funds in the state. standing could not changed was completely relieved of the disease L D SAN FORD & CO., Agents, 17 Bishop Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport, Ct, FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. 85c a bottle. years' G. N. CLARKE, Conn. Oonn. of the that had cost me so much trouble and Nichols, Block, Bridgeport, by the executive department THE. NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901.

The Eminent Kidney We sell We keep The Newtown Bee. and Bladder Specialist. "Queen Standard Quality" Patterns! Shoes. Exclusive

: CIRCULATION TN. Exclusive. . Rint. OS laoofa.ory. J V, ) . ii lSi Formerly , HI. Brown & Co. Last FREE on of 30 Miles from N. H Pre-Holid- ay Week, 4025 FAIE purchase $10.00 or over, up to Sale of Booker JANUARY, 1, 1882, 600 for Christmas. KB, t ii! '5'hi Oisl. liriiitf Or (-- II! "QJa LOCAL AFFAIRS. - - - The Ground Aisle of Book.--S2- 5 y.iSt Black Jtvr i rixt l Sal con l'ct tieont, made Feet of Tables Filled with w-- ; Ii accordion pleated ru-H- c and niching at bottom to REV MR LINSLEY, NEWTOWN ii isll, our ?S cJ!iciitl. Popular Literaturefrom the STREET, DECEMBER 10. New Cntrance clear back to The Discoverer of Swamp-Ro- ot at Work In Eis To hoU'.cr this until Dect-rube- the Centre St. Store. THE OI'ENINti LECTURE OK THE WIN- Laboratory. the of coupon 3'th. There is a disease in this TER COMES NEXT WEEK. prevailing COURSE, country most dangerous because so decep- 75 Cents. With bingular appropriate- The of Newtown Street and tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by people it heart heart failure 4 'J J "I1 I" "X X "X X I" ness, a new leaf in the chap- no disease, pneumonia, 44 t v v v 4i'3 41 vicinity are doubt looking forward or apoplexy are often the result of kidney Xj ter of the Big Store is with eagerness to the course of lectures disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad- turned and to the pub- by the clergymen. These lectures vance the kidney-poisone- d blood will attack opens the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves semi-openin- have been well received this year, lic with the g of very break down and waste cell cell. Fresh Arrival of Hand- away by the new store a book sale on each lecture having already been de- Then the richness of the blood the albumen livered once. The audiences have in leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's a scale corresponding in each case, been than those which Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. larger ot New the of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro- the new dis- some Waist Flannels magnitude and importance greeted the speakers at opening covery is the true for bladder t"Tie course whom specific kidney, is to talk with this long expected event. last year. All the and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands Everybody beginning gifts, especially those who would us a word or two radius of Newtown Street properly in- of apparently hopeless cases, after ail other rather make the things they give away. Let say efforts fifty-ce- nt cludes will therefore be glad to have have failed. At druggists in These new Waist Flannels are the prettiest we've had this year, more about it. of Rev G. T. and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free and even at that our new ones are for the chance hearing ot buyer says scheduled almost As come in the New by mail, also a book telling about Swamp-Rc- you Linsley in the Reach Memorial Library and its wonderful cures. Address everyday. Fr!Ioiilay. there is the Grand on of next week, De- Dr. Kilmer & Co., N. Y. and Entrance, Tuesday evening Binghamton, French in the For Bath Robes cember 10, at 8 o'clock. The mention this paper fancy Waistings, and Dressing Aisle a broad subject all-wo- avenue, 125 inch ol Eider- is, "The State of Connecticut," most very now stripes, in all colors, Gowns, 30 leet long and larger in area down, in cardinal, blue, timely for the Constitutional Con- to the house. The serv- a Yard. grey.pink, than entire stores professional and cream, 25cts a Yard many along vention which shortly is convened. ices of Miss Jessie G. Wheaton have St. This stretches An will be at French Tucked Waistings, fancy Chapel opportunity given the been obtained and Dr F. S. Skiff is in 25 Pieces of 32 inch fancy stripe clear back to the Centre St. close of the lecture to contribute to a attendance. .stripes and corded effects, Scotch Flannels, suitable for waists store. fund for the purchase of chairs for the and 98cts a Yard & Co. , the were shrewd in the northwestern cor- Miss L. was home 75cts 23cts a Yard will find thousands library. Meigs hustling Bridgeport clothiers, mighty getting Nellie Rogers Here you ner of Fairfield avenue and Main street for a site for their new building. It is the most sightly and ad- from Windsor over Thanksgiving. of volumes on the THE NEXT LECTURE IN HATTER-TOW- N. Gift Blankets and Comfortables. piled up vantageous corner available in the business center. They have realized the value of their opportunity Mr and Mrs Edwin L. Oviatt and tables a boulevarde of 1 -- Calilornia White Wool Silkoline very and are now putting up a business block which w ill at once bs a credit to the firm and to the city as well. son, Norton, of Bantam spent Sunday 4 Figured Comfortables, books as as five full at Robert N. Cochrane 's. Blankets, with two inch silk bind- full size, felled with snowflake cot- long REV OTIS W. BARKER MILL SPEAK This will be completed about March i and will melee rrrangements to move into their new lots. Besides these they ing, handsome borders of blue, ton. $1.39 a Pair city THERE ON TUESDAY EVENING, DE- home for the spring business. C. M. Hall of New Haven was in pink, red and yellow, $3.50 Pair there is a window full mak- CEMBER 17. town, one day last week. Figured Silkoline Comfortables, I. Pai s of Blank- sides ing a pretty setting. Still Ilattertown is a the are low. Hook Shoe church on L. Everts has bis 50 fancy stripe (both figured) with nine inch always pleasant prices Sandy FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Episcopal Sunday evening, resigned position in red and tan sateen in col- more book sec- to for a W. C. December S, 7. 30 as of Mallinson ets, pink, stripes, borders, handsome the regular place go lecture, whether you Store, Corbett, proprietor. at o'clock. Several superintendent The J. 6octs a Pair and tion with its countless stores are the speaker or whether you are the will be confirmed. Shear Co. and expects soon to move orings designs, $2.98 TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY GREENFIELD HILL. of and books in hearer. The one who speaks) and the David Walker is to build his family back to Newark. learning one who listens somehow seem at once preparing vein. Take it all in .Bromo-Quinin- e Tab- LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. an addition to his horse barn. Henry Ivoehlcr returned to Bantam lighter to get into with each Take Laxative sympathy other, refund with E. L. Oviatt. all, there has been no such and to stay so until the last word is lets. All druggists the money Miss Susan Nichols had a shock Miss Emily Burroughs has gone to if fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig- sale before in this city. said. With pleasurable anticipations, it Wednesday. Doctors and trained New Haven to spend the winter with Orson Xickerson is up from New nature is on each box. 25c. As Christmas is only a few therefore, Rev Mr Barker plans to nurses are in attendance. her cousin, Miss Lizzie Beardslcy. Milford to superintend the season's in schoolhouse of Ilattert- painting at his home on Plain View. weeks abundant sug- speak the C. A family was held at the Miss Mary Burroughs, who has been away own on December Mr and Mrs Le Roy Mitchell had be found on Tuesday evening, as their W. old homestead of Mrs B. B. Banks, spending the autumn with her aunt, Mrs R. X. C ichrane returned from gestions may 17, at 7.30 o'clock. The is guests Thanksgiving day, subject S. Mitchell and of Union Thanksgiving. Miss E. Burroughs, has returned to Bridgeport, Monday, Mr Cochrane on every side. "Our which intro- family City, First Emigrant," Dea Mrs N. W. F. Mrs B. B. is her home in paston. having returned Friday night. life-wor- Pa., and Mitchell, Banks afflicted with Th" New St.. is now in duces a sketch of the k of W. Mitchell of New York, E. L. neuralgia in her face. Misses Lena and Sarah Beers enter- Dr and Mrs Gold of Bridgeport and All dres; . The hum Christopher Columbus. "Land, land, first class stores sell these holiday Mitchell and family of New Haven tained a large of relatives and Frederick Lyman of Montreal spent goods. t land!" who can tell what those words Mrs L. Burr does noi party' Christmas is heard through-- Mrs S. V. Henry improve S. white-haire- and Thompson. friends on with the Hon T. meant to the heart of the d very much. Thanksgiving day. Thanksgiving its and breath, Gold on Cream Hill. shortly to be announced on '"The Life A CARD. length Italian when the dim shore of Wat-lihg- 's McGui-nes- s m and J. P. of Beaver Brook Mr and Mrs Jesse L. Banksof Brook- LYON'S PLAINS. of the Seventeenth Cent ury." The far near the Island really did loom up above killed two last which were Mrs L. M. I!. Hubbard and daughter, -- porkers, week, lyn in town, Thursday. lectures are free. We, the do istmas crowd , are coming the waves? We all see ambitions frus- Grace, of New Haven were at Mrs undersigned, hereby tipped the scales to (7(i pounds. TJTE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET, to refund on a 50c Mrs P. Ileilon is quite sick. Susan A. agree the money trated, hopes dashed to the ground, Brewster's, several days last MARBLEDALE. of or Water-bur- y John returned Satur- bottle Greene's Warranted Syrup broken. Shall we afe like Mr and Mrs L. II. Schuyler of An of been Kellogg home, week. plans last, uncle Fred Butcher has from a two weeks' Tar if it fails to cure or reach were guests over the Thanksgiv- - day, visit with his AT ST ANDREW'S. your cough Columbus, the shining goal? visiting him for a few days. son in Stamford. Mr and Mrs Frederick E. Scoville of cold. We also a 25c bottle season of their A. L. Schuy- - of St Andrew's Guild guarantee ing son,l)r S. B. of at then The meeting to or refund- lcr Wakeman Saugatuck and Charles Bedient and wife of Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving held homo of prove satisfactory money THE CONGREGATION AL CHURCH. were in Bridge- old homestead. at the Darius Bristol, ed. Ii. II. Beers & Xewtownr daughter town, (Sunday. port spent with his last was a Co., Mr and Mrs John T. Sheehan were Thanksgiving Friday night, very pleasant S. C.Bull & Co., Sandy Hook. THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT. G. F. Nichols and family of New mother. A Mr Sibley from Yale Theological affair. Between 60 and "0 were pres- NEW HAVEN. in Brooklield, a ser- This is which is Sunday. York have been on a visit here. seminary gave very interesting ent to enjoy the bountiful supper and something always Edward Clark of Westport visited mon the Whether living in or visiting Bridge- looked forward to with keen interest. a at chapel, Sunday evening. dancing was in order until midnight. Fred McGuire has secured position his aunt on Sunday. He seemed to be as well liked as port during the holiday season, shop- The occasion Mils the the in Nf. Y. THE DEEUFIELD DISTRICT. any pers will not fail to notice the church; young Brooklyn, John Williams and candidates heard thus far. Mr The next Guild sociable will be at especial folks are alert because is Miss David Booth entertained com- family entertain- Sibley attention accorded them at Brennan's something ed on Elias White was entertained H. C. Hart at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Stillson Restaurant, 42 and 44 Cannon to and the old- out rabbits and pany from Bridgeport, a few days last Thanksgiving day, by certainly going happen, Ferreting ferreting wife and sons, Milton and Carl Hill farm. in Xew Preston, Thursday, Decembsr street. er who know beforehand every- out of is week. White, Cherry 12. folks, violations the game laws, all of Mrs Hannah of is to or al- Norwalk, White Miss Jessie C. Cochrane is still un- thing that going happen, think said to be different occupations, Mrs William Nichols, who has been and Whether living in or visiting Bridge- to see en- ood so. Pennsylvaia Albert Williams and able to attend to school duties. Lawyer Wintner of Xew York was they do, go the young people though not underst always visiting several weeks at Philadelphia, wife of port during the holiday season, shop- Westport. the guest of Dr and Mrs Denslow over will not fail to notice es- joy themselves. The committees on is expected home this week. A dime social was held at the lect- pers the Homer of Hook was Nor- pecial attention accorded them at program, tree decorations and presents Congo Sandy Albert Gerhardt and friend of ure room in North Wednes- Thanksgiving. on on Mrs Hosmer Dowd has entertained Cornwall, Brennan's Restaurant, 42 and 44 Can- have all been appointed. The pieces called to Waterbury Tuesday, walk spent Thanksgiving with his William O. Corning is spending a non street. Just the very sorts account of illness of his company from out of town. day evening. are being selected and the trcop is the father, parents. few days at the home of his daughter, that you would expect to find in line. Edison Congo. Mr Mrs S. were Little Miss Lillian Smith is the being marshalled into The date and T. Bulkley at L. K. Hoyt and wife returned home, Mrs White, in Richmond Hill. a window, of the Christmas festival is T. B. proud possessor of a fine new piano, a regular glass'store Tuesday Bradley's, Thanksgiving day. Monday night, from a visit of several Mrs Denslow to December 24. You'll The price of milk having advanced birthday gift from her father. Miss Emily has gone show case, carriage and fancy evening, hear Miss Charlotte has visited days in Bridgeport. Xew of more about it further on. slightly, the farmers are correspond- Bradley Lillian is only 10 years old, a daughter York to attend the funeral kinds and for lowest prices considerably her friend, Miss Mollie Morehouse, at her brother. ingly happy. Mr and Mrs Osborne Shepard of of R. F. Smith, and expects soon to The Kind Yon Haw Always Bosgbl Orders taken for ev- The December of the Greenfield. Bean the always. meeting Bridgeport returned home, Sunday, commence her musical education. Mr and Mrs II. L. Evans of Ladies' will be held Stony Bignataro ery kind that is made, for we Missionary Society Those bottled oysters at Augur's after a visit of several days with her Creek are Mrs Pollock. of on December 17, STEVENSON. visiting are riarht in close touch with Tuesday afternoon, market are as fine goods as can be mother. ROXBURT. at the parsonage. Topic "Philan found anywhere. the biggest and best dealers. work in missions: Mr and Mrs Clifford Patcheon and BRIDGEWATER. thropic educational, THE THANKSGIVING AN INTERESTING LECTCHE. We set glass. for widows, fororphans, for the blind." One commendable feature of Bren-nan- 's soti spent Thanksgiving with her 42 44 On day, Mrs William A on for C. W. Bostwick is extensive Leader, Mrs John B. Peck. The mis- restaurant, and Cannon Thanksgiving mother. lecture "Hints the Study making street, Bridgeport, is that ladies are Jordan entertained her son and his of Shakespeare" was given in the repairs on his barn. His son, F. E. sionary and sewing meetings will be to feel and Mrs I. N. Thrope and Mrs Frank always made at home, wife from Seymour. Mr and Mrs L. reading room of the Public li- Bostwick, is doing the work. OF IXK'AL INTEREST. HARRY" RIDER, joined. Brennan knows that when he pleases Goulett entertained Mr and Mrs Lyon visited in Bethel, last week, re- the ladies he is sure to the men brary on Friday evening, November 61 Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn Ilev Otis W. Barker will next get Charles Mr and Mrs Howard turning home, Sunday. preach coming. Bradley, 29, at 8 o'clock by Miss Brackett of OXFORD. House Telephone 54(1-- 2. Sunday morning. December 8, on the Stevens and. son of Orange and Mr and Columbia University. Miss Brackett NEW words, "Ilesendeth forth thesnowlike M. II. Sexton of 1!57 Stratford ave- Mrs D. M. Sullivan and daughter. FAIRFIELD. set before her audience a complete re- wool." nue, Bridgeport, invites you to call on view c f the sources of information re- 3IANY THANKSGIVING Painting. them if interested in monumental John Stowe and family of Bridge- A those who came to spend. Devoe's Lead and Zinc Paints work. LOCAL NEWS IN NUTSHELL. garding the great genius and threw Among (ready O. O. were of Mr and Mrs War- ts old Rev Wright will deliver his port guests Mr and Mrs Daniel Wood of Red- many interesting side-ligh- on the Thanksgiving at the homestead for use) look better, wear better and lecture on "A Model in Glov- ren Stowe at the Bridge, a few days were: At Glover W. Fred and cover more GAS ANIMiASO' IN'E Town," were the guests of Mr and Mrs manners and modes of the Elizabeth- Cable's, surface than any other paint last week. ding of : E. A FOOS er's hall, Sandy Hook, on Tuesday Isaac on an age. In spite of a severe cold, the Henry Cable Torrington at J. we know of. number of houses in ENG1 ES Knapp Thanksgiving day. wife of evening next, December 10, at 7.4.". Mrs wi s taken to the New lecturer read a number of selections Alling's, Clarence Ailing and your town are examples of how it looks Spencer Miss Sarah Brush of N. .1. FOR ALL POWER PURPOSES Admission free. is Rome, Y., in voice Waterbury and Arthur Ailing and and how it wears. Call or send for col- Haven hospital some time ago and Mrs from Shakespeare excellent - is visiting her mother, Rachel A. wife from : Franklin cv-5- a tine of Bridgeport at or cards. Mr and Mrs L. E. Warner and son of r?S still very sick there. and with very interpretation ICnapp. the dramatic and of Xichols', Leonard Xichols and wife: New Mi! ford were on Thanks- Mrs W. S. visited her daugh- literary qualities THE guests Bradley Mr and Mrs John Myers bad friends works. Another lecture, is to be Rev L. P. Armstrong of Brooklyn was II. L. on Rots-for- d a of week. the giving day of Warner Acceptable ter in Bridgeport, part last from to at his Lee F. inn. Danbury cat their Thanksgiv- given by Miss Brackett on a date brother's, Armstrong's, HUBBELL & WADE Co., Mrs E. A. Booth is visiting friends ing turkey with them. alsg Mr Russell and family of Xew in Seymour. York ; Rev G. S. Shaeffer and wife at 302 Water St., Fxt of Bank, Mr and Mis S. Andrews left on Mrs II ussey and her friend came up Robert Li mourner's. sev- - - Conn. Saturday for Santa Barbara. Ca!., F. A. Isbell has been spending from New York last week to visit her $ Hrkigeport, where will the winter. For saving in buying eral with relatives in Hotchki.ss-ville- . Mr and Mrs I). J. Gcrow. they spend days parents, Mrs Charles is on the sick list. SI ore and Even- : t Meyer ; V Open Monday .Saturday your Holiday girts MrsA.B. Brush and Alice Brush Holiday Dr Davis attends her. ings. Truman R. Osborne of Bridgeport $13 100 Pc. Dinner spent a part of last week with friends - 2 lies low with trouble. is Set, $9 TaJk: Walter Stafford has sold three cows to 750 II. P. very lung lie NICHOLS. Stationary - $15 112 Pc. " $10 in I'ortaule 7 to 22 II. P. remembered in Greenwich. Now is the time to to John B. Pope. pleasantly Newtown, $18 I30 PC. " " $13 thiuli about selecting your Xmas trifts. S Engines combine more good passed several summers here. LOCAL TOPICS OK INTEREST. Mrs Fid ward Jennings was at Dr Start early and you will have first se having Kvery Piece Warranted lection ot a utnre stocu ot choice Franklin Xichols has been F2 than any similar engines. Not to Craze. Smith's in Brooklield on pres (9 Mr Wellington and family spent T Thursday. ents and will not be disapjMiiuted. his barn. THE BEST 13 THB CHIiPEST. WRITE FOR PRICES. Mrs Ida is snivel ing with Our law center counters are now F.G. Hamburger Thanksgiving in Ansonia. Willie Wixon has been visiting at well stocked with on immense variety Haeublein, rheumat ism. of useful All Miss Carrie Thrall of Watertown has ADAMS, CONN. m X. 10 Xmasgifls. departments ft. No. 9 Dey Street On Fred Gilbert spent the 28th with N. Williamsbridge, Y., for days. well slocked for Xmas trade. been at Franklin Xichols'. lie Dxc. r Special re- You are invited to visiting UAo. U. VU. New York City ac- B. Curtiss. Rumor says that Willie's best girl cordially inspect A hearing on the administ rat ion Courtland Babcock of Xew York has count of San ford estate sides there and he does not deny it! the George ! E. S. Fairchild and family and Mrs purchased from Prof Bishop of Xew DEALER IN was heWi, Monday, at the Newtown Jardinieres Mead of Bridgeport .spent Thanksgiv- Harry Treadwell of Ilartf rd has Haven his summer residence in Oxford. I'robate ollice. Judge. Morris I!, All Jardinieres with their mother. been spending a few days with his pa- some im- Groceries, Flour,Feed and "I regulari- ing E. Mr Babcock expects to make Soir.e Of lie was Mr Mrs .1. J. STONE, of Bridgeport present ty priced from $1.25 to rents, and Treadwell. - 1 lirardsley Mfltn Ilnntiiirv- - Conn. to the place in the spring Grain, Crockery, Teas and Mrs Sanford. $.75: reduced to $1. All Mrs Warren Plumb's brothers and i provements representing Attorney those 60 re- took D.ivid Treadwell and family have and reside there dining the summer Coffees Lowest Market William A. Redden of from to 90c sisters dinner with her, Thanks- x n x v at Bridgeport duced to 50c. gone to N. Y., for s srzm?j& with his Good Thin irs one Hie giving. Williamsbridge. family. Prices for Cash. represented of heirs and the winter. Mrs Homer and family W. J. Reedier for the other John Nichols, the florist, has" his Mrs Harry Arnold of Woodbury died Tor This Season ol the Ytar: are caretakers on their plaee during Al- heirs. decided to ac- well filled with carnations at the home of Mr Arnold's father. Call and Be Convinced. Swwil r.'.V Judge Bradley for greenhouse their absence. .Jamaica. Oranjic Headquarters -- . account in full. II is is .j. mi bert Arnold, in Red City, on the 25th Turkish Kl-- lb. : cept the After the greenhouse titled up with the Layer MICHAEL of She had not been well Grlll'!l II. Ill's. III. Ill, it was agreed that distributors latest in and KII.LBRIDE, November. hearing improvprncnts heating a Mii-.- X 111 s. Hi. l.V Holiday China, LITCHFIELD COUNTY. and that F'.ntfllsh Wiilimls he appointed at once, Selectman Levi he intends to have a large supply of Surlily Hook, 'pud. thought perhaps change liai.du-.- , no Kent Seeded Ih. i. ('. Morris, Robert A. Clark and M. J. in the might benetit her, but to avail. Boat I 'leaned Currant Hi, Toys, Dolls, Books and early vegetables spring. "Co.il yards ;it Now England Depot. Houlihan. Games, Pocketbooks.Jew-elry- , WEST CORNWALL. She died from spinal meningitis. She Vermont Maple S nip. Imi.. - - Mr Whitney preached in the Metho- loss her All Kinds Of nlMivi-ii-s- Knives leaves to mourn her Wagons 1 Hie and Scissors, husband, Cod 'r;i if . Cape ji. riedallion etc. dist church, For Salo or cxchanire. M. O. Slier N. I was in New Haven on Pictures, Sunday. a sun about one year old, besides a T. Matt OK .MICHAEL TIJLLY. Contractors and Builders. man Conn. 1. O.: Brooktield. Ct, Old la liloned Prepared Buck- Rev Mr health is DEATH mother and three sisters in Woodbury. wheat ("lour. business, Tuesday. Pickop's slowly improving. On Tuesday morning when Michael She was buried in Woodbury, last Fri- BLUESTONE FOR failed to answer calls Rev (1. T. Linsley went to Hartford, & Tully repeated ELLSWORTH FENN, day. WALKS. CHIMNEY TOPS. W Somers Co., Miss Clara Curtiss spent a few days, to an found rilXTK.UTl R AMI I1CII.DKI;, CI KUING. WELL COVERS. last Tuesdav, to attend the funeral of breakfast, investigation school Miss Ed- ETC., ETC. last week, with her aunt, Mrs Horace he had died while some Wasliiiijrt'm Conn. The Center teacher, STEPS, . Mr of 225 Alain that asleep I H. Rev Bristol, pastor the Church St., Danbury P. Nichols. r.f" KSTIMATFS IIKI.Iil Tl.l KD. ith Smith, spent Thanksgiving at her Robert: Groce HootsMott, t time during the night, lie retired S. HIscock, ies, Prugs, and Shoes, of he lood Couir. (SfW 11 13 Shepherd.- Oii. I'irsi Church. home in and Center St.. Danbury, Conn etc , . :" 5 Mr Mrs E. before to all as Waterbury. Notions, and Warner Plumb are the night appearances TcK-plion- 302. Illustrated CircularFree

. in well as usual, with the that Michael is soon to NewtoWIl Stl't't-t- ('.. S. Do Forest ol'Shclton has leased fr ft visiting Jersey City. exception TiiE FRANK C. ROWE CO., Cassidy expecting he of a shortness of build an addition to his house. the store two doors south of his store IS S Q'WW Lucius Nichols spent Thanksgiving complained Successors to liowc & Pull is, breath. The cause of death was heart for the holidays, and has it stocked with his daughter, Mrs Gideon Tom-linso- nriMiKits t CovritACTOKS. Now Milford, Ct. Gordon R. Crofut has sold two of his . was t ii go-ids- failure. Mr years of age h a line of holiday of Shelton. Tuily Est imiit i's cheerfully furnished on laro and fat to Minor of South-for- d. lie leaves a mother small contracts. cattle George and unmarried. furnished. The circle met, as usual, Irrother.s who reside at Plans ami specifications & SANFORD Success Just in, men's duck rolled edge fell New Beading and three this TERRILL House, a lives at. Nor- Walter Stafford has a car- liavi- - fine of Bj1""" hoots, none better on the market; England Friday evening. place and who purchased just arrived with a lot drirtnj Rood sbwand of .John B. Pope. horses from Vermont. They are K.oO per pair. Ot her grades $2r2 and Cor. Main & Bank Sis., Now Mil ford, Ct. E. S. Fairchild lost a valuable cow wich. riage will please the purchaser. Also have Surreys, I close out f .r Iiiir - W. A. K. KunalKiuis and Concord wagons to M n U. . Hook Shoe Store, ('. with milk fever, last week. near to cost. Harnesses fur sale. s o r Sandy Thoroughly renovated and refurnished. A'I'OI! SMITH ILL. Partridge, Sll U Hales $:J.m New HlWOod Corbett , per (lay. call First Mn.roiin, Ct., Terr-Il- l & II lit In: proprietor. I'luss livery and feed stable in connection seri- General Truck rua.n. ltasr.irajre t ra nsft'rred. Sanford, wilh on LONG HILL. Hon David L. Smith is quite You irrr A ret to Barnum School. lair. Hold. Coach and other conveyances Piauosand Furniture moved with special eare. Bears theoA.fi)ToniA..y The Kind Haw Always Bought Street, Opp. short, not ice. Entrance to stable ou Main St. ill a slow fever. Mr Smith OHice as heretofore M. Tele- l not we have a large lineof ously with at I. Casscdy's. Bridgeport." V. H. Io forget Horse clipping at. short, notice. 'M-'- house. (JLOVKIl, (iei. Agt., s IflSIIOP BREWSTER AT GRACE CHURCH. a severe cold some two phone ladies' felt lined sho and slippers, UEOKOK V contracted 8ignr NEWTOWN. CONN. PIXLEY. flop. con lined 2LvtfZ&l just the thing for cold weather, and Bishop Brewster will be at Grace weeks ago and has since been 5 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901.

ly convelescing from his recent severe illness. Mrs W. W. Wheeler is assist-n- g WHAT'S IN A NAME ? 13 :Q The Newtown Bee. in of Mrs the care Wheeler. (Benson's Plaster is Pain's Master.) AUTY Rev Mr Bicksford's sermon, Sunday In the days of 'wild cat' money ia tha Shoe Store. morning, was intensely interesting. West, the Ames shovels were used as cur- Derby's leading M - were I'lKlTLA Tl His text waslleb. 10:9. rency. They as stable as gold ; their price did not vary a cent in twenty years. New No. 981 M:un S'veet. 1. 1SS:2. Wrecks But Tho name of Oliver Ames & was Benh.am9s Dd Old January Sleeplessness It, Miss Ann is Walters of New York very Son, 9 ton's Stand. a of week as a synonym for honesty. It was current all city, spent portion last over the world. Last week, 4050 Dr. Greene's Nervura Is the Free- Bridgeport, guest of Mis George Drew. Mrs On the same principle Benson's Porous of was also a Plaster is the universal Cure. ly Thompson Bridgeport standard external Unfailing Help and guest on Thanksgiving clay. remedy. To say it is a "good" plaster does NEW. HAVEN COUNTY. not describe it ; it is the best possible plaster. Gold Jewelry. Mrsllattie Wheeler has had a tine For every disease in which an external rem- .Largest, Newest, Most Varied Stock in Sleeplessness drivel away beauty and shatters 'in of her husband edy is available, Benson's Plaster is used health. It breaks down the strongest and kills stone put up memory All ia new nnd SOUTH BRITAIN. almost as a matter of course. that energy. One in the Huntington cemetery. relieves ia found in our stuck. W- Benson's Plaster quickly and The Valley. best sleepless cures where other modes of treatment are oman finish, rose finish, Fntihah "what's on. night works There seems to be difficulty in secur- artistic going more lasting either exasperatingly slow or have n good finish, in original and ing the right cow for the parsonage. effect whatever. K. I.. Williams and family el' Mart-for- d injury than Coughs, colds, lumbago, desicjno. of over- New milch cows are scarce and high so lame back, Best anil J. P. Collin of Like l'uil. r, days kidney trouble, rheumatism, Stock! Lowest Prices! Si'to'l' I'ms. t work. that the fund is not equal to the price etc. , are at once benefited and soon cured. Itiooehes. S. In Sis. Florida, gather d around the tabic to Insomnia as Capsicum, Strengthening and Belladonna I.lnkn, ft.iti to". Rev is Nature's yet. have none of the curative virtues Si uls. l f H el. enjoy Thanksgi ving dinner wilh plasters 1.2"' revoltagarast of Benson's. More than I'niY I'int. '"'ill llll Mrs II. DeWitt Williams. The Miss Louise Nicho's entertains the 5,000 physicians Vi'-- 10 .. and outrage. have commended Ladies' I Chums. I" nerves are be- of and druggists Benson's Department: (i mi I'll I" Ladies' Aid society the Huntington 'iiiiin. , i. Plaster as a in which the 1 Mild 'in.-.- l..' til K. Winton of tortured remedy public Children's Exclusive ladies' accommodations. ,1 s Ch:ll '. George Bridgeport ing Wednesday, to Fnll.i. S.I.o" m It and re- Congregational church, may have implicit confidence ; while, in a several iluvs las! week wit Mis they e spent bel. Nearly dinner. This plan was thought ieasi-bl- comparative test with other plasters, Ben- Department. "Maid of Honor" shoes. Best shoe in the David C. I'latt. always stom- to secure sone- - of the ladies who son's has received fifty-Jiv- e liighest awards. market for the price. All styles kid. 2.00. ach trouble Beware of substitutes and cheap imitations. Corset shoes for Joel Heard is erecting a storage room accompanies have not always been able to attend. or sale au or we will children with weak Queen Quality shoes. Uniform prices, ail it. Thewhole i by druggists pre Fit like a list south of his mill, 18x24 feet. Rev Mr Bicksford officiated at the fu- pay postage on any number ordered in the ankles. The corset is styles. glove. 3 00. body is being United States on of 25c. each. separate and can be Kid box home of Mitch starved. Nerves and neral service of Mr who died at receipt and calf shoes, 1.50. Guests at the Henry blood and muscle and Hatter, Beabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, N.X. inserted or detached were Amos his home in White Thurs- at will. Prices $1.00 Kangaroo shoes, 1.25. Hear Ye, Hear Ye, ell, Thanksgiving day, tissue cry out for food. Upper Hills, Mitchell and family of Stamford and Dr. Greene's Nervu- day of last week. and $1.25. Warm lined shoes, 1.50. Mrs W. II. Wakelee. ra blood and Nerve B. and Mr and Mrs Watson best Hear Ye! Mr and is the unfailing The hour of Christian Endeavor ser- Mallory Dix's Shoes neat, trim and easy. Please Rubbers, grades, 50c. remedyfor this condition. 11 Mrs S. A verill closed t heir help vice has been to 3.30, ungerford. Sunday. where others fail. Prices 1.25 and 1.50. flisses Mr and I. It works wonders and changed Sundays, sizes Men's As the Candidates art' fleeted to the Consti- last for the that right speedily for the winter months. This will 1). I). Gray and wife spent Thanks 2.00 Department: tutional Convention to be held In llartrord In house, Monday, winter. RUBBER GOODS. lwej. a new Constitution for a in with Mrs. Martha Jordan,' avoid of with friends in West Patterson. limitary, in form After short stay Bridgeport the unpleasantness getting giving "Little for dress; Box Calf shoes for snag-pro- of the Statu or Connect lent, it will tie necessary New Vineyard, Maine, Spartans" Tuff boots, 3.50. in Let all the of be well .sltod and thw tio.st to their daughter, they expect to go says : home late the evening. A social dance was every clay wear. Oold Seal snag-pro- tor all to place I to Dr. held Wednesday boots, 3.50. Kot Shoos Is at for of the winter. "1 was in bad shape whea began take bear this in mind. Woonsocket your South the balance Greene's Nervura blaod and nerve remedy. I society change night, at the residence of I). I). Gray. boots, 2.75. could not sleep nights, and many times had to r Boys snJ youths --Owl Calf shoes 1.25 and .50- - Watkinson boots, 2.50. The Hawkins Manufacturing Co. up and walk the floor. I had no appetite and was held Wool boots and overs get I PLATTSVILLE. The literary meeting with Double vear goods best, 2.50. A. B. LOCKWOOD'S, are soon to build an on what little I did eat soured In a few moments. Wooi boots and overs addition tiie was nervous, weak and trembling, and got up in Mrs Moses, Saturday. Topic "Emer good, 2.00. Fountain Place, Bethel, north of their factory, 3Sx.S2 feet, tvv.i the morning more tired than when 1 went to son. Never Rip shoes 1.25 and 1.50, with heavy Owl calf shoes double wear, 2.00. bed, and felt all down, in fact, could not see HOYDEN S lillLAND VICINITY. soles. Never shoes stories, to bo used for storage rooms, anything worth living for. Rip guaranteed, 2.00. Where you will Hint the Host of Footwear for and an addition on the east, 12x14 "After taking one bottle of Dr.Oreene's Nervu- Mr and Mrs IS. LefTert have moved to Mr and M is W. C. Allen ate Thanks the money In the County and we think you ra blood and nerve remedy, I could sleep all night a name dinner with Edwin - could not do better than to cult and get litted feet, one story, for a blacksmith shop. and feel rested in the morning, my appetite was Bridgeport and family by the giving Hunger- to ti mlr of his better, food did not sour, and I felt better all ford. I I of Kitcher have bought the place and A very pretty wedding occurred over. Now when have taken four bottles feel like a new being." will run the farm. is ill wilh $3.50 Vlcl Kid, Kid Lined at the home of Mr and Mrs II. M. Take courage if yon suffer in this way, or Egbert Stuart quite diph D. S. Shoes. with chronic trouble of the nerves and The school at Wilson's Mills closed, theritic sore throat. Can Held, at 2.:) anj 1 Thanksgiving day blood. The glorious record of Dr. Greene's 1 was about to give up, got a bottle Undertakers Undertakers and Embalmers. when ' is Wednesday, with exercises, recitations B. Mon- - and Embalmers. and tit like a Glove. If your feet is o'clock, their daughter, llatti Nervura blood and nerve remedy W Ilawley went to Hart ford, of Electric Easy In a written in the grateful words of thousands it and for Thanks Bitters and, after taking asy you will have no trouble formhiK Marie, was married to Nels Louis singing appropriate a v. 1 will has cured. It will cure Dr. Greene's I felt as well as ever did in my Constitution that please both parties. Rev II. De Witt Williams you. giving. it W. II. IMilXOLE. L. C. MOItKIS. Now take uiy advice and drop in to Erikson, advice is given free by call or letter. His ad. life.'" Weak, run clown people re the The house dress is 101 Fifth Avenue, New York City. sickly performing ceremony. Mr and Mrs William Wilson and EASTON. new life, and vigor from was tilled with and the gain strength guests happy children spent Thanksgiving with their use. Try them. Satisfaction received many useful and sub spent ThanksgivingatH.S. Atvvood's. Prindle & Morris couple friends at Mt Vernon, N. Y. guaranteed by R. II. Beers & Co., Mid-dleto- ASI'KTLCK AXD VICINITY. stantial After the d: And he will do the Square thlnp by you. Take presents. wedding Mr Dodd went to his home in William Relvea has entertained his New town: William J. Beehler, Brook-fiel- Undertakers and E.v.balmebs, Undertaker and due notice and govern yoursolt accordingly. Mr and Mrs Erikson are to make holi- e. trip for the Thanksgiving Mrs Harry B. Maurer and Mrs S. J. The E. C. Co.. ITawley-vill- in N. Mr brother from New York state. Piatt Embalmer, their home Salem, Y., where days. Gregory of Trumbull, Mrs B. W. Burr Are prepared to do anything in Erikson is to have charge of lloUister Mr and Mrs L. A. Jennings and fam and children and Miss Nellie Maurer their line at shortest notice. WASHINGTON DEPOT. coxx. in Mr and Mrs II. S. Judd were in Mor ate Thanks- Sage's creamery that place. ily and Mrs Eliza Jennings of Greenfield were last -- ris and Litchfield, last week, visiting guests, Sunday, OF BENEFIT TO YOU. A share of the public patron Telephone If You Want Mrs John Ketcher of who is giving dinner with Mr and Mrs E. B of Mrs G. T. Parraek. Bethel, friends. Sherwood. asre solicited. 84 years old, came to South bury sta- a com- 1). S. Mitchell, Fulford, Md.,: "Dur- or F. F. Hitchcock's men from Wood-bur- v Thomas Kelley entertained Teas, Coffees tion, recently, and missing the stage Fred Relyea and b red Barber re- of home of ing a long illness I was troubled with Calls answered if left at W. B. Prindle's a ne,v furnace at , pany young friends at the L. for Soutli walked from the are nutting in last w:e-- Irom a in New bed sores, was advised to try DeWitt's house, C. Morris's house. Telephone at Spices Britain, the Center schoolhouse. timed, trip Mrs M. F. Howell, one evening last Newtown Inn. depot to the home of Mrs John Bryan, York state. week. Witch Hazel Salve and did so with We invite to ours a trial." I was you give a distance of nearly three miles. Mrs L. A. a cow from wonderful results. perfectly They are warranted all Pure, of fine Ketcher is at the of Mr SOUTHFORD. Jennings purchased Mrs Mary Wakeman is helping to cured. It is the best salve on the mar- present guest a Mr Sill i man in Easton. Green- Flavor and Prices that will please and Mrs Charles B. Pierce. care for Mrs Susan Nicholson ket." Sure cure for piles,, sores, burns. LOCAL MENTION. field Hill. HAWLEY.WILMOT&; & Co., TO Beware of R. II. Beers ! Ezra Pierce underwent a successful OF INTEREST CHURCH PEOPLE. counterfeits. Keating Miss l'hebe Ilubbell partook of On account ot severe storm on District No. 10 has a new teacher. & Co., Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., San- REYNOLDS. operation at his home, last wee! Tues the FURNITURE DEALERS, Thanksgiving dinner with the family 24, church was She is for the with dy Hook: A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; day, and is now gaining quite rapidly. . Sunday, November the boarding present UNDERTAKERS, J. J. KIJ5LTY, of her employe.-- Homer W. Atwood. not so Rev J. Fartrick. B. Ilawley & Co., Stepney; W. N. Ilurd, Undertaking and Embalming? in all its Dr Crane of and Rodger opened, J. Blythe Leroy !S and attended to. Waterbury Ir The E. C. Co.. Hawlev-vill- c. State St.. Bridgeport, Conn. branches, promptly carefully Watertowii, Ct. of Woodbury the ion. Lee Armstrong recently visited his preached his Thanksgiving sjrmon of lias been Long Hill; Piatt performed operat J. Pilkinton Bridgeport SANDY UOOK, OOXN. Darental home in the state of Ver last Sunday. It was a very interest B. 1'. The tirm of Ilickox & Tucker of visiting his sister, Mrs Merwin. George B. Hawi.ey, Viue St. Near Park Ave. mont. ing sermon nom the text "uu give Edward H. Wii-mo- 805 Clinton Ave. Dead So. have B. 97 West Ave. wood, Dakota, recently' thanks unto the Lord, for He is good Mr and Mrs John '.. Mellen spent SAYS HE WAS TORTURED. John Reynolds. received the of mine sur- The family of Mr and Mrs David B, Telephone 331 appointment and His mercy endureth forever," in Weston. for .1. Wheeler were all home on Thanksgiv Friday veyors Dakota and Wyoming. R. Psalm 107: 1. The choir also a "I suffered such pain from corns I and in the feast. sang Mr and Mrs Z. S. Beard Hickox, one of the firm, is a son of II. ing day joined fine anthem. and family could hardly walk,"' writes II. Robin- P. Hickox of this Thankgiving at T. W. F. place. C. R. Edwards was a guest at George spent Thanksgiving Turney's. son, Ilillborotlgh, 111., "but Bucklen's E. W. TROY. JR.. George Taylor, Charles Kemp of the Purchase .has E. Garlick's, Thanksgiving. Rev and Mrs J. J. Blythe spent Miss Louise Turney is visiting her arnica salve completely cured them." Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct with Mr ind Mrs J. W. Acts like on bruises, Troy's Bi.do., Sandy Hook. recently sold his oxen to Shelton par- There were the usual greetings and Thanksgiving sister in Shelton. magic sprains, Telephone calls answered promptly from Sherwood. cuts, sores, sc.il:!, boils, ulcers. Furniture A New Line of the Latest C. Hull & Co's. ties and now wants to buy a of on 1 burns, pair surprises Thanksgiving day. A party of gave Mr and Mrs Orris Perfect healer of skin diseases and Goods. young oxen. His address is Soutli Mrs entertained Mr and Mrs - Branches. Miss Zana Atwood is entertainirg Blythe Ferry a pleasant surprise, Saturday Cure R. II. Undertaking In all its Britain. Fred Wakeman of last Tues The time was in danc- piles. guaranteed by her sister from Watertown. Aspetuck, evening. spent Beers & Co., Newtown; William J. AY. en- which was served. Cure Fenn and family of Shelton day. ing, after supper Beehler, Brooktield; The E. C. Piatt Dyspepsia Mrs O EC EMBER. joyed Thanksgiving with Fenn's Mrs R. Kent spent Thanksgiving Mrs I). B. Beers and Mrs Orris Ferry Co., Hawleyville. M. F. father, Edward Plait. There's silence in the harvest fielJ son in Keane, GEORGE W. SWAN, Diaests what you eat. And blackness in mountain with her Bridgeport. spent Saturday in Weston. Director the glen. 4 Funeral and Embalmer, Successor to James H. Linsley. It artificially digests the food and aids James has moved And cloud that will not away, . WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY. CONN. recon- Clancy recently pass Miss Mvrtle Booth is at home from BKOOKFIELD, FCNEUAL DIRECTOR AXD EMBALMER. nature la strengthening and from Ditus' in the Pur- From the hilltops for many a day: TRUMBULL. to in Full line of Mattresses over the exhausted digestive or Henry place Xew Jersey for a while. Night and day call attended promptly Furniture. made structing chase to the Charles at And stillness round the homes of men There's no rest for those tireless lit- Brooktield, Newtown and vicinity. Office and and Furniture Kepaired. gans. Itisthelatestdiscovered digest-an- t Squires place telephone call at Sturdevant's store. Tele- WOODBURY. - - COXX. Mrs ft. B. entertained her 245-- 3. and tonic. No other preparation Little York. Gregory 1'lumb is still selling the celebrated tle workers Dr King's New Life Pills. phone number can approach it in efficiency. It in brother and wife of Bridgeport, and Chamberlain remedy in or Millions are always busy, Mrs Charles Booth and oi FAIRFIELD COUNTY. cough large curing torpid stantly relieves and permanently cures daughters Mrs L. A. Beers over Thanksgiving. small bottles. Also all standard liver, jaundice, billiousnees, fever and were last week, of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Waterbury guests, Miss Galvin entertained Miss Mar at city prices. ague. They banish sick headache, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Mr and MrsC. II. Stillson. HUNTINGTON. groceries Sick Headache, Oastralgia, Cramps and tin of Newtown over Sunday. driveout malaria, Never grip or weak- an otner results or Mrs Edward Leach of Brooklyn en. Small, taste nice, work wonders. imperiect digestion Miss of THE DAISY. Price 50c. and $1. Large size contains 2M times a number of last week with THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Lendeveg Chestnut Hill 25c R. II. Beers & '.mall size. Book all about malledfree spent days at Co., Newtown; dyspepsia i at A. Marsh's, Mrs J. E. spent Sunday 111: . pared by E. C. DcWITT A CO.. Chicago lart. Home Cuttis has moved his family writtkx run the William J. Beehler, Brooktield; The G. - B. E. C. into his new home on the Isinglass Mr and Mrs Beers spent TIjci-- is ;i little flower white upon tine hills, Piatt Co., Ilawlevville. SOUTHBURY. told. Thanksgiving at the old Sanford home l"ar beynd where can see. it jirows stead in Redding. It was perhaps one It mingles with the reen of meadow grass, People are speaking very much in Mr and Mrs William Baldwin have And spreads above, a mantle of the snow. favor of G. N. Clark's Live TflK IlIGnT KIND OK TREATMENT FOR of the largest family gatherings in Vegetable move3 into Mrs P. house The flowers we do not excel Pills. consider them the safest A.jBartlett's town, as -- 6 sat down to the table at garden cultivate They PROFESSIONAL CARPS. SI1EKP DE TIIOYERS. v; This Uower tha.t to hills. and best remedy for regulating the recently cated by Mr Curtis. one there 32 simple clings sandy John S. Worden, when returning time, being present. That grows in thickets by the dusty roads. stomach, liver and bowels. We would Miss Smith, the aged aunt of II. F. And lines Ihe banks of running rills. advise any one troubled with bilious from his work recently, was hailed l y Tiie Sunday school is ready head- Glover, and who makes her home with getting ness, constipation, indigestion, Mrs I'erry Smith for assistance in for the Christmas concei t, to be held It strays anil wanders like a child ache, dizziness, etc., to give them a GOOD Mr Glover, had the misfortune to fall to 1 rescuing her sheep from the attacks of near Christmas. The rehearsal will be That conies spend the summer's day trial as they certainly have a wonder-- a few weeks and bruise And w hen the aut umn woods are gold and red ful DrR S.Todd, some dogs. Mr Worden secured a rifle ago severely held this week, at the Friday reputation for curing bilious and hall, Still lingers in the frosty way. ailments. Sold drug-- ! ! and succeeded in the three and cut her head. to which all the are dyspeptic by PRINTING Surgeon, killing evening, singers And when a sweet wild (towers. gists. 6r Veterinary with two Mr Worden has Mr a id Mrs of bouquet New Mill'ord, Ct. dogs, shots. I rid Dolphin Bridge- invited. I gather in my hands at morn sent to Hartford for which is were of Mr I o bounty, port Thanksgiving guests About 25 of the friends and neigh- 'Tis uoi complete unless hold M0 for each dog killed. and MrsE. B. Laborie. The daisies that adorn. bors gave Mr and Mrs F. L. Staples a re- Mrs E. J. Marks spent last Monday The snow fringed leaves, the gold at hear! CASTOR IA Brings good HUIKF LOCALS. Thanksgiving surprise, evening. t in the Park home on The dews tha hang upon the stems. For Infants and Children. Alukiit L. M. City, returning The summer winds that wa w the flowers. A Sciu'ylki:, Il, Mrs Ellen Hayes spent Thanksgiving SHERMAN. The sults. business AND Saturday. The fields of while gems. Kind You Have Always Bought PHYSICIAN Sl.RCKON. with friends in Bridgeport. Office at Residence. Hours: to 9 a. ni. to Mr and Mrs Frank Beard attended When dead and wilhered in 4 is often 7 U decay. Bears judged by p. m.; 8 p. ni. Richard (ioodman from Newton. DEATH OF .IOICL JOYCE. And fallen in tiie Telephone and Night r.i-- in i idenee. service at the Methodist church in iheir bloom, Newtown street. X. .1., spent Thanksgiving with his The funeral of Joel Joyce was held, Tiiey will to life again. igsA'tmrn of its mat- No. S4S-:- il Xichols, last Sunday. printed Telephone aunt, Mrs Klizabet h Shelton. last week Wednesday, at his late home. When summ.'r wakes the tomb. li'v II. C. Whitney of Piainville, The interment was in Leach Hollow M. Sharpe. ft ter. It costs very Mrs Brock visited her daughter in with Ms wife and two little Han sons,spent ce metery. Dli. JAMKS W. (ioltliON, bury. a day and night with F. X. Potterand NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. Just Received little more to have Mr oc- ) . and Mrs Ilermon and family, last week. Mr PHYSICIAN AND HU ItG K( , Berry Whitney Mr and Mrs II. B. Stevens and fam- would all with cupied the of the Methodist 'I cough nearly night A CHOICE LINE work done Kesldence, Main St., Hook. Conn family spent Thanksgiving pulpit ily spent with Mrs your Sandy their in church in Xichols, last and Thanksgiving long."' writes Charles Applegate, call S. O. Hull daughter Watertowii. Sunday, 1). B. OF Telephone &'.'s Drugstore. been there for three Mallory. of Alexandra, Ind., ''and could hardly by us in good Miss Alice Mathews, who has been having pastor I had so years, always receives a warm welcome. Mr and Mrs Frank Evitts of New get any sleep. consumption White Grapes, Oranges, sick some time with typhoid fever, Mil ford were guests of Mr and Mrs D. bad that if I walked a block I would Nuts, New Prunes, Evap- form. Cki.kste A. Bknkdict, M. ). died on Monday afternoon. Ephriam Wooster, who has been cough frightfully and spit blood, but, orated Apples, Peaches, c infined to house for some etc. o It is Miss Basset! the time by when all other medicines failed, three I'hysleiiin and Surgeon. expected that le be New Figs and Currants. Wooster from illness 'sal to cut ag;;i i. $1 bottles of !r King's Xew Discovery 'Jh State Street. Rrldguport, Conn Washington. I). C, will CARTERS M iss .ot t cured me and I 58 of give a st.ereopticon illustrated lecture ie Potter has recently spent wholly gained Bee Pub Co., Kleetrleit.y one the therapeutic agents. It 's The OfhVe hours frim 10 a. ni. to VZ m.. - to 4 p. in on Mount Vernon arid the new Con- sever. lavs wilh friends in Bridge- - pounds." absolutely guaranteed gressional library in Washington, 1). port . to cure e iiighs. colds, grip, bronchitis, Newtown, Ct. V,. The date will be announced later. and all throat and lung troubles. The Leading Grocer, DR V. V. JWORRELL, PILLS. tLJ Price "0c and Trial bottles free at I.ONO HILL AND VICINITY. IN IN. Conn. R. II. Beers & Co.. Newtown: Wil- NEWTOWN, CO Southbury. MIDDLEBURY. Miss Olive Piatt was at home for liam J. Beehler. Brooktield: The E. VETERINARY, Thanksgiving, from Oxford. Tulophonf Number 4. C. Piatt Co.. llawleyvillc. At the Nt;vtnvvn Inn every Th ti rstlay. THE CONGREGATIONAL CIU Kl'II. Mrs Frank Blakeman of Oronoque Lameness a specialty. If want the best and A special communion service was vis'.ted at her father's, last week. CURE K)W TO CURE CROUP. you staple fancy in con- Kick Headache and relieve all the troubles Inci- held, last Sunday morning, and Mr and Mrs William Metlar of New dent to a bilious state of the system. Buch as nection with it rive persons were re- Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after 11. (i ray, wh lives near Aineiiia, DENTAL PARLORS. Brunswick, X. J., are spending a few eating. Pain in the Side, &c. While their most ceived to in the church success has beeu shown Duchess N. V.. s "Cham-remed- y Expert dentistry, painless and rellable.niosl membership by weeks with Mrs Metlar's parents, Mr remarkable in curing county, iys: GROCERIES modern and sch'ntillc uppliancos used for profession of faith. The pastor preach- berla in's cough is the best, on the call operations. and Mrs Erastus Bennett. market painless ed a short discourse to the children, medicine 1 have ever used. It is a at the new store of DR. C. B. BLACKM AN, who were particularly invited to be Miss Flora Beard of South Orange, SBOEC tine children's remedy for croup and Surgeon Dentist. Over I.ailait ,t Thomas X. J., and James D. Beard of Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pilla srtt as ClothlnK Store. Hank St.. .V Mil ford. present, and who sat in a group by Amherst, ecmally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre never fails to cure." When given hemsel ves. This was the first sermon Mass., were at home over Thanks- venting this annoying complaint, while they also s um as the child becomes hoarse, or B E T T S correct all disorders of tliOHtomach.stimtilate tho by the since his giving. liver and regulate tho bowels. Even if they only even after the eronpy cough lias devel- SANDY HOOK, CT. CiiAiiLKS S. pastor prostration by cureu illness -- 2. it will the This w I'latt, September The pulpit has O. .!. Beard and family ate Thanks- oped, prevent, attack. All X-- Prices lixht. in ac- in mind and a bottle G.ols Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, been supplied the interim very giving dinner with C. B. Nichols. Four s'lould he borne by Rev E. E. Aiken, the mis. were of the cough remedy kept at hand NEWTOWN. CONN. ceptably generations represented. Ache they would bo almost priceless to those who sionary to China resident Buffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu ready lor instant um' as soon as t hese temporarily was docs notend here.and thosa I n trnctlous on Violin and Mandolin. The skating very good at nately theirgoodness R. II. given here. Who once try them will find these little pills valu symptoms appear. For sale by Thanksgiving. able in so many ways that they will not be wiN & to do without them. But after all sick head Beers Co., Ne.vi iwn: i.avior, curus LOCAL .lOTTINOS OK IXTKIiKST. ling - Miss Matilda Hcin and August Hoff- &Co.. San fly I look- W! N. Ilurd, Long BOOTS AND SHOES. Corbett's Shoe Store, Mrs Sarah Smith of Thomaslon man wen; married at home of the Hill: TH. C. Co.. Hawloyvillc: ar Our new Fall and Winter line of Hoots ami Shoes for Men, Women SANDY HOOK. CONN. spent Thanksuiving the Wallace bride's mother, Wednesday afternoon, ACHE A 15. Blakeiiien. Bolsford. lions", with her nephew. (J. W. Wal- at :'. o'clock. Rev Mr of the Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where id ( '!iil!icu is now in and will find it down i Pangburn we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while you Very Complete and Prices right to Hard Pan. Sum nor Cam pjilijn. lace. Center officiated. They will keep others do not. A FIREMAN' S CLOSE CALL. Pills are small We a as- - Carter's Little Liver very and 'I'd th jjoneral public: have large B. E. Case from L. house in Shelton. very to take. Oue or two a dose. Women's Felt Lined Fleece I Kub-- Rev easy pills.make and Lined Shoes sorUnent of the best tools. Shoes and j Beileport, u. : t a 2pecialty. . They are and do not or "I si engine, although berson the nuirUi-l- and are daily receiving was in last week. strictly vegetable gripe of in this line I., town, purge, but by their gentle action please all who it a. hed ind nerve was new goods. If in need anything WHITE HILLS. use them. ; five for Sold every j"i every us a me as low. Invialsat25cents $1. - ileas). give call, niir prices t c.l isod fall or w es C. W. B'1- v. anv on The schools their terms, M i - by druggists everywhere sent by maU. racked it h as place ' Wheeler was taken ill, pain.' onslderlng ijuullt ( II K A iaid remember we don't, handle the TOO I' last, week and the winter CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. a i e tin ol uirnng-an- d school shoes a - Wednesday, of numb- ineomnt uian. & tirades. Hoys' and liirls' specl- Sunday night., complaining h- CURTIS and wliile wait. t cmis commenced this week. ton. ''1 was weak pale, wit - TAYLOR, COMPANY, ally. Making repairing you ness of the right sine. Dr Richardson Small Pill Small Bess. Small la., W. C. - Pries, ite and all run down. As Hook, Conn. Corbett, Prop. Mr and Mrs John Minor of Roxbury is in attendance. Mr Wheeler is slow- out any appet Sandy THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901.

working for Frank Liner,is now work- was home Thanksgiving. A Newtown Bee. ing at Andrew Main's. A. Worden and family spent last The Asthma in Mrs Burritt Thompson has returned Thursday at John Wentsch's the News " One of had to Torrington after a few weeks' visit Purchase district. InU'ivstinir my daughters with and friends in this the asthma Wc tried relatives A surprise party was helu at the CIRCULATION terribly. place. hmre of Edwin Ford, Thanksgiving almost everything, without Quite a number of the young people evening. All report a good time. Jnnuiiry 1, 1SSC. of dance Footwear r relief. Wc then tried Ayer's this place at tended the given Does your horse "feci his Mrs David Barnum has a nephew Regarding Last week, 4025 at Cornwall Bridge, Xovember 27, and staying with her for an indefinite be-wec- Pectoral and three .ts"? n Cherry all reported having a good time. What a difference time. bottles cured her." Emma The C. H. Bennett Shoe Co., the grain-fee- l and the Eli Smith at O. Burglars visited the house of Miss spent Thanksgiving isr.iDGKroirr. conn. Jane Entsmingpr, Langsvillc, ! Charles in LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Mary Snedeker, Sunday evening, 'while :'ass-fc- d horse The firs'. Minor's Berkshire. 2.1c, 5?c, SI. GO. J. C. AYEX CO., Lowell, Mass. the family was at church, and got ' and full cf the Mr and Mrs John Ford and Edwin NEW PRESTON. away with about $00 worth of goods. rong ginger, Ford and family spent Thanksgiving ccond weak and tired with Horace Allen's in New Milford. of Hiram Peck here on Thanksgiving William Cribley, who has purchased flabby, This store is difrVivnt from every ne in Bridgeport. the old store in lias -- AT T1IK VILLAGE Cin'KCII. day. A son was born to Mr and Mrs place Macedonia, "ut before he begins. The A. Worden's family met with an ac We have more cood shoes at the lowest We a commodious house prices. lev X. S. Hecker found a fair sized E. M. Taylor at the home of Dea Seth log nearly ceding makes the difference. cident when returning home, last don't makers ideas. We out met a team go entirely ly pick good ('iiitfivfjat ion at the church, last Sun- X. Taylor on Friday of last week. Thursday evening. They we are vvliat want and who Mrs Children arc not alike cither. which collided with their wagon. makers, lnt gunled Iy people day morning, and yave an impressive Mr Bradshaw of Derby was a guest Oliver Wolcott has gone to v sermon Grace in Xew Haven for Or.2 is bright-eyed- , out Mr Worden and Miss knows better what want than a store that sells as upon "The Mantle of Elijah at Ezra on day hospital rosy, full throwing people sermon Douglas' Thanksgiving treatment. Worden, but with shoes as we lo. falling upon Klisha."' The and over last Sunday. jf life and laughter, another i: they escaped many was tinned with i revival spirit which scratches and bruises. No bones' were We a lai'oe assortment of Rtiliher and Felt John II. of X. WASHINGTON. weak and dull. The feed-n- carry seems to remain in Mr Meeker's mind, Lyman Jersey City, jale, broken. Boots and Low Shoes and Our Prices are oi the Bottom. ., J., as usual, passed Thanksgiving day necessary, this winter, for the spir- again is responsible. Mrs Walter Bristol has been spend- and till Sunday afternoon at his Mil LOGAN HONORED. itual bene lit of the place, notwith- children ing a week at her daughters', Mrs W. Call and Judge For Yourself. brother's, George S. Lyman's. On evening there Sickly need special standing the fact that al'tcran earnest Thanksgiving O. Shepard s, in Naugatuck. invitation to all to meet Mr Keeker Tvo rural delivery mail routes were was a very pleasant gathering of ."ceding. They don't "feel their on Tuesday evening of last week, laid out from this postoflice, last week, friends at Sheldon J. Logan's. He oats". Scott's Emulsion acidc NORTH KENT. Our business is to make there was but one who responded in by the proper ollieiat, but from present 'having reached the age of 70 years the comfortable in person. The. night was hlusteringand indications the service will not com- occasion was made one of congratula- just the right richness to thcii DEATH OF EDWARD SKIKK. LJ. people a social TbeC. .Bennett Shoe Co., nearly everybody was preparing for mence till next spring. It is thought tion, and after time and ample diet. It is like to the Edward Skiff, an old and refreshments served a small grain respected 367 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, the reception of Thanksgiving friends, by this disposition of the mails that program citizen of Skill Mountain,died sudden- was carried out under the horse. The child gets new Their Clothes hut it. does seem as though religious the postoltices at Woodville and East leadership ly, November 24. His funeral w;is of which added much and AAAAA zeal was reaching a low ebb when only Kent will l)c abolished. U.S. Xettleton, appetite strong digestion. held from the Congregatkmal church, one in is to meet to the of the and 1 this village willing Miss S enjoyment evening Scott's Emulsion is mere Friday at p. m. His age was 78 and their pockets. Big; in consultation with the and Mary Hosford of Brooklyn, interest of the occasion. The follow- pastor V., ate dinner at F. J. years. men will find a fit in our talk over ! lie of a Thanksgiving ing was first read: "Mr Logan, we than food. It is a stronr advisability holding ret to tier home on Mrs stock that will all the series of rel meet this winter. liosford's, urning have assembled here this in Flora Berry and daughter, May, give igious ings evening medicine. It rouses up dul and Fred Just Xo oilier Friday morning. your hospitable home to offer con- Berry with family spent comfort of the best made to gatherings, except church, children, new flesh cn thir with Britton so ill on Tlev X. S. Hecker and wife passed gratulations to you, our esteemed puts Thanksgiving Harry in order Suit or Overcoat; sintered here last week, Rent. Write in answer to the last Friday night in Merryall. friend, for having spent three score oncs and red blocd into pale and men are not Thanksgiving day Us a slight the church and ten years 'in this vale of tears' in 1 1 Mrs J. II. of East Litchf- plain governor's proclamation, Mrs Emma Hall and son, Aivin, of 3ncs. makes ch ildrcn Meagher letter, nothing fancy. here. All li'-l- l such a and useful manner. grow VI slighted sizes, rang' to call till who would, to Washington, visited Dea D. Burnbam happy ield is visiting her sister, Mrs James e are not particular on t Your hand has ever been extended in Scott's Emulsion makes crdi ; all shapes, all prices. meet in he church and listen to the and wife from Wednesday of last week Tobin. size of ordn we can fill cordial in time of and . it. We want to know pastor waile ho recounted the bless- till Sunday. sympathy trial, 'i nary food do The weather not favorable yon in and congratu-atio- n being about our ings of the year we should be thankful appreciative pleasure a small of J. A. (Hover ate turkey with Mr and on occasions of You only quantity tobacco has $5 to $38. for, but there was an insuillcient num- joy. have been taken down. Mrs A. II. Holies on Thursday of l ist served in of trust and - .wb'.f This picture ber present to one mrage Mr Hecker to positions honor, ,V"' TrK'e M:"k f SCOlf week. each office M'.Vi'd0 Mrs Matilda Liner of New proceed with the service, and the r1 having been adorned by Kmulsion and is oa th. Jersey SHIN CLES. re- ;t h s been with her Mrs Carl meeting proved, apparently, a failure, Mr and Mrs Julius M. Snow reached your personality. We cannot even '.C! ''5f$i wrapper of every bottle. sister, that 70 the allotted Lorch, a few days. j but parties, dances, whist clubs, legal home on Wednesday of last week from gret your years, ', vQJiL. ?" fres sample. four-week- s' time for man to have bean We are a little isH07l AaimStP'Bridgeport.Ct. hearings, feast ings and amusements their trip to East Canaan, live, spent ,''": SCOTT & Reno Swift spent just in blessedness' since from JfeSj HO'iVNE, Thanksgiving ahead on Shingles, and rushed on. Norfolk, Winsted and other places. 'single you with his sister in Haddam. S-- 'V- - .;c-- Pearl St.. Kcv Voile r intend to remain ahead has come so much good cheer, hosp- 'IgfS Hon C. 1'. and anJ :i" Mrs of our competitors. We Lyman family enjoy- itality and labor well done in behalf of Soc druggists. Burritt Thompson has returned are the rate of a sad tii an ;;siu iN; ed dinner at B. '"$l$S to her home in selling at day thakdy. their Thanksgiving J. those around you. May your time on Torrington. ar out loo.ooo per week We sometimes' fail to realize how Wilson's in Xew Milford. Mr and are Lyman's earth be far extended and your life attractive of the Washington places Mr and Mrs II. II. Hurd spent Sun- they giving the slender is life or how sudden death turkey remained uneaten till Sunday, best of satisfaction. Also ever enriched by pleasant memories of owned by city men. day with Mrs Kurd's parents in Win- anxious to talk will somet imes call, i ill wc are forcibly when the Lyman relatives were invit- with yon the past, and renewed anticipations Dea and Mrs of sted. about Lumber, Timber, reminded of the fact, by such a fata! ed to Mr Lyman's. for Sterling Bridgeport A STITCri IN TlflE .SAVES NINE. Sash the future. We, your friends here season with John II. Finn called on his Doors.Blinds, Brick, accident as occurred on the hill above A offer passed the Thanksgiving aunt, Lime. Cements, Sewer Ralph verill arrived home at the .fathered, congratulation and Mrs E. Sherma i Oigsweirson Thursday of last their daughter, Robert Carter. Mrs Tobin, Tuesday. Pipe, Builders' Hardware; in fact everything that is used in the building line. Averill homestead "from Storr's Agri- wish you peace." Mr Logan then re- Woven wire Fence is also one of our hobbies Let us estimate And A week. ,lohn .Johnson, e of Fred The club met with Mrs Mrs with you. STEP eriple, cultural college, last Friday evening, sponded in a bright though informal Monday Florence Moshier and family just remember that Hawley ville is one of the best shipping points in the State and miles we.st , was Straight (two driving for a brief stay over last Sunday. A manner, greeting the company and Walter Logan. The papers on Carlyle spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs we pay the freight. down New J'reston Mill with Miss number of the of this to the value and and Lamb, with readings from Lamb's Moshier 's parents, Mr and Mrs Edgar Amanda an at young people pleasantly referring And not a o: sic;?, from Anderson, employe village and Washington were invited richness of social life and to the inter- essays, made up the program for the Gregory, Kent. E. C. Watson's i:i M irbledale. Vve 40 members were The Piatt to the Averill homestead on est one takes as the years go by in the afternoon. About Rev Mr Goodwin an able Company, AN COLLEGE fail as to learn Friday, preached 14S-24- . STILLM yet just what occurred. to welcome him home. advancementof knowledge and present. Telephone Hawleyville, Conn. has said his hat blew oil evening general and impressive sermon in the chapel, Inta Business. Johnson that progress of the world, etc. A poem were sold near the residence id' the late Charles C. Hatch of Norwalk was again at Seats at the Congregation- Thanksgiving eve. was recited by one who was a pupil of al church on In the few days since printing our new Cogswell, and after gett ing it and re- J. B. Stillson's "on the hunt," last Saturday morning. Moshier a of the who have Mr Logan's many years ago. It was Hugh spent part Catalogue, these are a lew to the buggy, he had week. I)r Ford is expected ' home from his week with his in Kent. taken this : turning stepped given in a very way, the grandparents step horse before he expressive Mexican on in, but the jumped F. E. Jenks of Xew Haven bought pupil of long ago the trip Tuesday. James who has been in the VM. McAKTlU'i;. Newtown, ofllro .1. W. was was remembering Kelley, I I seated and he llung out; but in vicin- Given ,t '.. t ri Mil ry. several barrels of apples this drill he had received by Mr Logan in The Van Ingen family closed the employ of Tobin Brothers, is taking a Special Thanksgiving l'i;i:i K. DOIilil'.S. ItliUr. Conn. lohnsons menl al condition since the also some - fit.. Danttiii'v ity, last week, walnuts and the old time. This was heartily ap- Seccomb house on Friday. vacation with friends in Stony Brook. I'KANK W. I'Kia'DIINlMIAr.r,. ISel'.iel. accident has been such that some.doubt several hundred bushels of Of potatoes, and by all. Sev 13. Offering- 1'lerk itriKuhvav N;ii. i'..in1. .New York. remains if he now remembers preciated applauded C. Gold has returned to the city Mrs Fred Johnson was in New Mil- - U. K. li A.N .It A I', mil. v of .lllilil & Noble. correctly, giving good prices. eral selections were sung with ( ending will residence on Pros- New liritiiiii. 'l. lie was found, senseless and severely but keep his ford, Saturday. .1. i:. Asst. itkkr. i "Good night" song, after which the u.Ai;i:ri:. Hill for winter. Linas ( i in. bruised on face pect open the Ilox 'a., .i iiinu-y- and cut and head, by KENT. were said. All went to W. I leiKler-tiin- . Tliotnpsnn-t'Miso- n good byes their will rooms J. with the stone wall in turn of road .'JO rods llyden occupy basement Glass- IllisM .N. Y. Table fie "')., homes China (leiiepiil had SAVEDHIS LIFE. and Slienoi'tnity. feeling that they enjoyed of the win- t'llAUI.Iv-U- . lOU... willi hi! N'eiv Vorli ibove Sherman Cogswell's, about 7.:so DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN. instead the cottage during ('ollVe K.Mi'luintfO. the evening. ter months. of that evening, but before he was Edward Skiff, aged . 78 years, died at o Cla-Catalo- found the horse and buggy had been his home on Skill' mountain, Tuesday, NOTES FROM' ST JOnx's. Hollister Logan was in town for the "I wish to say that I feel 1 owe my ware discovered Howard 20. life to Kodol writes lie Free. by Cogswell. November Funeral services were The city parishioners presented the holidays. Dyspepsia cure," Search was made and Miss Anderson in t ional on II. C. Chestenson of Minn. held he Congregat church rector with a nice plump turkey for Mrs Walter Logan entertained her Hayfleld, was found near Shenn in Cogswell's burial in Con- 'For threi years 1 was troubled with For the Thanksgiving Season of iooi we have Friday, the being the Thanksgiving. sister, Mrs Beach, over Thanksgiving. yard. She was immediately carried gregational cemetery. Mr Skiff was dyspepsia so that I could hold nothing made unusual preparation. Many new of This worth The are invited to take was in for a patterns Coupon into Mr Cogswell's, where Mrs tl. C. well known by the people of Kent and vestrymen Edward Church town on my stomach. Many times I would be DINNER WARE have been added to our tea at the on Fridav- already .S4.,")0 ou scholarship if Cogswell, having been a trained nurse, nearby towns, having spent most of rectory evening. few days, last week. unable to retain a morsel of food. Fi- now offered in- Doc- large stock, and they are for your presented within.'50 days. and the other lady members of the his life here. He worked at the trade The missionary box was packed at Mrs Galpin ate turkey with her nally I was confined to my bed. revive and one family set to work to her of a blacksmith for a number of years, the sewing society on Wednesday aft- niece, Mrs L. A. Mason. tors said I could not live. I read spection. nodical aid was sought by Howard lie spent several years in California in ernoon. 4 of your advertisements on Kodol Dys- Still man American Forcelain Dinner ioS $ College, Cogswell. While he was gone Sher- ! he of the fever and could BANTAM. pepsia cure and it tit my case Sets, pieces, 7.98 days gold Holy Communion will be celebrated thought Ct. man Cogswell decided to look further tell many stories of the and commenced its use. Now I am cur- Porcelain Dinner Sets, 1 1 2 pieces, 12.97 Danbury, interesting at evening service in the valley on English up the hill and ascertain if anyone times when the race for was epi- TIMELY TOPICS. ed and recommend it to all." gold next Sunday. Digests English Wedgewood Dinner Sets, 156 Pieces, 22.50 else had been with Miss Anderson demic. The last few years of Ins life Rev Fred S. Leathers has received your food. Cures all stomach troubles. We also several of stock and then it was that Mr Johnson was he has lived alone at the old home- Mrs S. L. Hollister and two daugh- and accepted a call from the South R. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; S. C. have patterns open Blake-ma- n, reduced discovered. As soon as help suTiicient stead on Skill' mountain. ters spent Thanksgiving week with Windsor Baptist church, and com- Bull & Co. Sandy Hook; A. B. at prices. arrived ho was also borne to Mr Cogs- their many friends in town. menced his work there Sunday, Decem- Botsford; B. Hawley & Co., well's, where b d'ore this t ime it had i UISHOl IiUEWSTEll CONFIRMS A LARGE 1. The E. C. PlattlCo., Hawley-vill- e; Xo record of events would be com- ber Stepney; Tea Sets. Salad Dishes. Celery Trays. Fancy been derided Miss Anderson was fly- CLASS. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill. plete without a mention of the inim- The older pupils of the Bantam China. Carving Sets from 50c to $3.50. ing. She lived scarcely half an hour Bishop Brewster was at St Andrew's - itable music Fred Wheeler of school are for an entertain- AH of after carried into tie- house. Novcm-- I given by rehearsing Kinds Kitchen Utensils. Strikes and ri-- . being Kpiscopal church. Saturday, who own 20. i Upper End, accompanies his ment to be given December ltestorat ves were applied to Mr John- bcr :0. where he had the following voice with the aeeordeon. He render- mar-ketma- n, & son and all for I)rs and for Emma II. E. Benedict, ourenterprising Trusts possible M.ircy class of la confirmation: on a recent several se- Abbot! to do was done to revive him ed, occasion, is out with a new meat Barker. Lena Cables, Lennie Barton, in a manner much I lections better & .' hat he caul account of Maud built by Doyle. may lead give any Alice Odell, Edith Jennings, heard than described and was encored cart, Flynn B3" An-- 3D. 5 s the accident, but of no avail that Maud Jennie ; to taking raon?y out of Holt, Buckingham, again and again All lovers of music John Burns has entered the employ Hardware. night. Karly the next morning while derMin. Ella Baker, Minnie Boyd, of & Doyle. g pocket unless you $s - should hear Mr Wheeler and play. Flynn your in- men we're at he I ! sing a busy barn duty, ugh Barton, John Barton, Thomas If in need of any- - Shelton Hardware Store, r thick now is good tima t Chester who has been rj( arose aid walked away wo and a nail Templeton, Jr., Walter Anderson, Mr Gold is laying about 2,000 feet of Thomas, thing in the way of Hardware to is 1 is bay. Especially fa miles to Mr SI might's, where up o ,()m Brown Jr. pipe and will build a reservoir at a quite sick, slowly gaining. we can supply your wants Shelton, Conn. tnis true or an steei wire writ he has remained m a east of his house on the hill. of New York was ?te from our up-to-d- stock. present ing NOUTIl K12NT AND VICINITY. point Curtis Isling City "2 products dazed condition and not seeininedv The water will be pumped from his here a few days, hist week, hunting. We've iust received able as vet to furl her facts than Mrs John Meagher of East Litch-.,,- ,, a windmill and from there a of rabbits give - spring by He bagged quite number Don't ,. M field has been at James To- 1 Forget and unt on sale at The remains of iss visiting will run to the house. Mr Gold's sum- and partridges. Wind Mills, were-- on is old prices another larp AndeiS'in conveyed Thursday bin's, recently. mer home Prospect hill regarded was home from That our Stove line Is second Tanks, e- Miss Maud Flynn of A rr.p. rir.nn - night to the home of her sister, Mrs lid ward who has been by as the most desirable and to none and that we are Inf - - th Steftl f.. Ackcrman, many to ready Towers, liinil Fricksoii in Kent where South Xonvalk spend Thanksgiving to show you the best stoves and Wire Co's American Hollow, with her Mr and Mrs Charles made for and she had visited in a most happy mood parents, ! Heating Cooking Pumps, Fecces---'Th- 2 Fences Prices are all and where she loft F. Flynn. purposes. right. flSs Fonce." the day previous A Triile Piping, that so few hours before with John, bright Mrs Lena Loveland of Waterbury a naw 6x2 To All. Don't put up and merry. Her funeral was attend- Mannish spent Thanksgiving at her father's, Square Treatment ? fiad-jf- fercr vri'lrmt first e ed a! M r Erickson's on after- - Pianos. Theron J. Loveland's. Saturday Hand-sewe- out and d welt, SILOS ing the m;'it3 ii .Mi., i'.ev MrOekford or Marble. I.ilo extension sole. Our stock is fast Baldwin has to F. F. Ililrltcofk. large .lady gone Waterbury S oiiM-i.i- .1 and t ei ri .i i was in Most L . lie lie popular going, because we have divided the reg- to work in a machine shop. Hay Carriers, Sol- Kent I lol !o w "i.v. near Mr F.rick-- . sireet boot of the ular three in order to our ass, Forks WWr MU'CiKS tor season. price by get Foraperaug Valley Hardware i lor was but is and stock into cash. nnrl A rt ri onl fit tQ 1 and vicinity. sou's, age years MARBLEDALE. and Fixtures. Punmiry record as a c. e SEE warehouse. V1 her trusty, willing empl THAT THIS 1--1 Lumber! herowr she i a i lived in this vicinity Pianos LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSIUCLL. Conn. Gas and i uee,i oxce'leiil. It seems 1 ruly sad Woodbury, Gasoline ' was hold on Fri that, tin; of that last that have been rented for the Summer The Guild sociable S3 Hardware (b experiences are back in stock and the reduction in home of Mr a minute of her i o, isciousi icss on earth day night at the Bristol. Coal, price i reducing the choice. a .v ill n "Hi' bo k ,vii. There were large number present Engines ijo IS BRANDED Five of the best bargains yet remain, and if ever need a and it proved a financial success and r Electric Ma?r-ne- io ON EVERY you piano be a Lime, saves all SHOE. everyone seemed to having good trouble and ex E. of I'.ri.l was I lie liev Evans eport time. penafi renewing o icst of Mr and Mrs A. (r. Caskey Now is 1 lie t i mi' lo order for Christmas, If Now Is tSie Time. Cement, bat leftes-- a used in- Inivi' nut '.'in what want in stock will - you was observ- i with oar Croat for part- t ill re-- Thanksgiving generally engines. advantage over Thanksgiving day Sat urday it in a few (lavs time. We have a few ORGANS left of the I able work. u- - ed in Marbledale. There were more Homo ifternoon. Wide- here he was fort following makes that we have taken in Nails. ssiri'i AT. PPMPlVfl F.XGINES with pumps the usual number out to church i ii. Iirsie stoi-- and wind mills nale ill shoo! iug a while hunting J A. & exchange for new ones. than Don't Waste iiniirlii eugines fu, Cochrane Son, on we had a line ser- at Sevmour for immediate shipment. wit b M r Caskey, and lie ret u mod t o this holiday and West Cornwall, Conn. riason & Hamlin, Estey, mon and music. 1 General Line of 'ois parish very cheerful and refreshed, good Your money i' in vile yon to loo nvt-- our stock of Hol- - Nctzow, Kimball, Newman, and his with him. it 1 X Rev and Mrs Ock ford and B. bearing trophy IH'X Bros., Beatty, family Stephen Church, i.,a sincere pleasure over to ni'Vt Mr were entertained on Thanksgiving In Railroad Fare HARDWARE. i , even brielly, and we wish his that will suit you to a letter and but one day by Mrs Toohy. The next morning Seymour Ct. be needed to convince in a trip to the city, or ,ib, 'no re were much more frequent. qlance will you Mrs Toohy started for Bethlehem, Branch Office: Boston. Mass. worth much more than we in over l lt 1.11 that they are of and Mrs your time driving III,; nil l.l l.lll'K!: " "J M I who has been the Do not Fa., to be the guest l'rof wanted. Mention this paper. - '.elite, at for HOOTS AND SHOES! ask. delay investigation. -i . Don't snt. IheCiiy the hills to a ' " sum- W e've u kii'L'e assorl nienl from wliieh lo Our stock is than that of all Fr.in klin. neighboring w-,-.. V Hotel Villi l.o'eiae during the larqer J8 hs,;m;nk elinoSe. dealers in Litchfield combined, for S'i;i..-y- r 'or-i- County, town, your Winter BO YEARS' mer, ns'ul ing he ha' in the man- Our prices ;ue lowest. No money you lose. Wareroom in Mr and Mrs Evans from Stony Creek S. F. wkKtMrf Kelt lio lis. Kill. her lioot s 1111(1 Are! ies. too. and the only Piano the find SEELEY, i" lio nod l i home in from New when can V,EXPERIENCE agement, her it h your i hoiee in a lenls' or Lady's Shoe, Berkshire Division. and Mrs Wintner York Clothing, you P lasl s:il in day. with her Ka.-l- i sty lu and iiualily fine and new. have been stopping for a few davs at such a large variety of 'use- Dealer hi i'oal, Lumber, llunlwaro. I Lime mid Cement. Taints, Oils. lie her. who has been here a few We won't jjive yim tlio MITTEN that makes I)r lenslow's." ful and at vou sad. The Stella Stylish Clothing ami Varnishes, weelcs. Mrs Luther A . T nei of this Cut one thin'll make you happy mid glad ; Hill has been a home. Such a stock not I 1 ; I ..Mrs George spending viii.ige accompanied iiem o in- oi . S .;ne hi '4 o si il each In a n or lull. Music boxes will make the finest Christ- r M IT I'KNS - now here's a sur- few Mass. Ct. and lil.OVl.S mas gift one can buy. We have all days at Great Harrington, often found in '.a country Washington Depot, Now K i'i.- i ilti.i- in 'o:il for i t to lay ytmr I! Moivaii his win' or. as prise -- infor Th a 's l." i'iu; to the country s eyes- and several hundred tune sheets, Wheat-o- n we know Trade Marks Willi. r. I." is lit. I lie lieve,! ami open styles The several branches of the store, and you lie it i.l'.i'e mer his al Ov.-r I'I i TV varieties jfive us your size. Let us know wishes and we will Designs ' l years, supplying patrons your ijiei ii y Hi" l.i". f, ,e pi'lees. to them out and qive family met this year on Thanks- will he suited. Come and Copyrights Ac heir doors, weekly, wit h a line line of nd in-.- l a vo.rd about t'XPEIlWEAR: guarantee carry Anvone n11ng n tiketcb and description mmf i can be obtained with Mr and Mrs our whether an oi e. No ed of !'tkin. for thai elsewhere better satisfaction than giving George see. us. quickly tisoerfain opinion free sea tish. ela ins. ovst "I's, l a t in vein ion is probably patentable. Communica- We ha ve line lie and pri.'e hut is fair: elsewhere. Wheaton. confidential. Handbook oc Patent In fuel all i ha I's needed lor Winter or Fall Live and Let Live Prices. tions ?trictly ( YV i Bent free. Oldest aeency for Becurinspatenta. icorgi' rigof has erect ed a unnpio ,. 'ml h a lid eon if i. it lo eaell and all, Pntents taken tbroush Munn & Co. recelv We sillMily ri.'i)!' in l.iinilier shelter for bis c e.v and chickens. As Aml " 're- tiouud lo please if you t?ivo us SOUTHVILLE. 4 tpccial notice without charge. In the at roek-l- ot lom rail. & one travels up Lake street, it might I Watts Coggswell, Scientific OF Hmericatu to an over no XI'OOKTS XEM'S, g A hanrtsomelT lllnsrmted weeklr-- t dr. be interesting' cist eye Iju SS I A.LeRoyConkey culntimi of n aclentulo ioarnal. Tenna. a WTt s5 Art and Piano mail man came r.3 &a ream and note the ingenuity oi man 2 Musical, The free delivery jew. f nur months, tL Sold brail newadeatacm. LComstock, Wareroom, or bis bump ol const ructive invent ion. CORNWALL BKIDCiE. into this place, last Monday. MUNN &Co.36,Bww' New York Braucb OlHoo, 626 F D. C Soiithbury Hud Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, etc. New Miiford, Conn. Miss Roswell of New Milford Bt, WhUlgtOa. North Woodbjry. Conn. A daughter was added to the family Agnes THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, iqoi.

Witch Hose Co., this week, a commit- - tee was appointed to arrange for the GUNS AND annual ball, to take place on January Useful The Newtown Bee ' 15. is to have one of the It planned THEC.H. & M A N old-tim- e dances, and the members are AMMUNITION S, taking hold of the project with a con- siderable Gifts It is now time to use them. CIRCULATION 106 Rank New spirit. Street, Opp. England House, AN IMPORTANT DEAL. We carry it line line of Guns January 1,1882, 600 New Milford. REAL ESTATE Charles Leach, the oil man, has For and everything in the way of bought the O'Connell residence on Ammunition and Last week, 4025 Church and will take Supplies. street, possession ou will find us New Milford. Conn. April 1, li02. In the meantime Mr Christmas! headquarters A Sale! Leach will make some alterations at and our prices ltottom. 5 Day Clearing the rear of the house. 1 LITCHFIELD COUNTY. (J 1 ri stinas HaiidkercJriet's. You can find them at Tues Mrs Walter Hatch is spending a few my store without number. The largest NEW MILFORD. Friday, flonday, stock of in There is nothing that you can give a man, woman or child that will Saturday, weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs Fancy and Staple Crockery Tobacco he more acceptable than good Handkerchiefs. Peet, in Upper Merryall. New Milford. Dinner Sets, Bowls. Pitch- - Paper CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS. day and Wednesday, ers. and called for in the Mr anything A memorial window lias recently and Mrs George Ackley drove to N. on to see Mrs j liarid. been placed in the Congregational 10 11. Pawling, Y., Sunday, Our kerchief Dec. 0, 7, 9, and s who is ill. Line Twine. church by Francis L. IJine, Esq., of Ackley father, quite Crockery i Is found in stock. Those who have Rotunda New York, in memory of his mother, These will be remarkably busy days at ROMAN'S. Genu'ne, Miss Fannie Gratton and Miss Vero- my We h ave a much Mrs Catharine the na seen our exhibits at the Danbury, New; better grade the main at Bazaar the IS'orthrop Iline, Honest Bargains are here for you. We must have more room for Holi- Murphy passed the greater part of will be one of attractions the during holidays. wife of James lline. The window last week Milford and Newtown Fairs need not be of than is sold beautiful will be shown the best line and choicest assort- I)r day Goods, arriving daily, and seasonable goods will be cleared out even at Gaylordsville, with Mrs paper usually In this rotunda is the work of & Co., and is told that we carry ah artistic stock of of Handkerchiefs ever seen in this town. Our LJNKN Tiffany at a loss to us. Murphy's mother. for this purpose at the same ment Iinen very beautiful and represents a female novelties in fine crockery. The prices j are PURE linen and not union linen, which are sold by F. L. Bennett, of New Britain and will in- Handkerchiefs figure both Faith and are marked way down. Come in and see price that you pay for merchants as linen but in are mostly cotton. personating Miss Edith 1. Bennett of Lyme pass- ' many reality Hope. Mrs lline was a faithful mem- We Mean Business us, make your purchases, and cause joy ferior elsewhere. Weal-s- o Our handkerchief man, personal with a large ed Thanksgiving with their parent's, pa per through friendship who was five-da- y to friend remember. able ber of the church usually And this 'clearing sale will be interesting and busy days at Ro- Mr Mrs every you sell Belfast house, is able to offer better values than we have ever been she and Willis Bennett. the best four ply twine : present every Sabbath, although man's. to sho w. We note the following could not hear a word that was said. A special meeting of Schaghticoke to go with it. Women's Pur Linen HandkeVchiefs, 8 and -4 inch hems, toe ea. I ler son was also a member of this Underwear, tribe of Red Men will be held this in a Jackets, Skirts, Millinery, Hosiery, Women's Pure Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs large variety church until lie left town, and has -- will (Friday) evening. C. M. of designs, at 15c each. re- Blankets, Gloves, Mitts they all BEACH, elegant demi-launder- taken this method of his Women's I'ure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, ed showing Ezra Golden has been in New York, (ready for old as well as his Sale Prices. Staub & for use) at 10c each. gard the church go at Clearing this week, selecting goods for the holi- Dealer In Hardware, Lumber, Farm Mallett, in width V. P. STATU M' H. MALLETT Women's Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, three love for his devoted mother. At the day trade. wagons, Buggies, etc., 1 each. hems, at 5c, soc, 25c, 35c. 45c opening of the service on Sunday Cor. Main & Church Women's Fine Hand Embroidered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 25c, The ladies' club were on New SU., morning the pastor called the atten- NewcSord' entertained Milford. Conn. 35c, 50c, 75c and $1 each. L. Mrs Le - Men's Pure Linen Hemstitched and Initial Handkerchiefs, tion of the congregation to the very Thursday evening by J. Roy Xew Milford, Conn. 15c, 25c, ROMAN, Buck. A departure was made from ;c, 45c and oc each. beautiful window, in a few appropriate Don't Miss This Sale. words and expressed the hope that it the usual custom, the gentlemen being would ever lead us to think of the nvited. 1 C. 1. & Co. Faith that is "the substance of things Pow-Wo- w ! ! The Booth for and evidence of Blankets. Bentley hoped the things Athelston Mills of the Yale Music BOOTS not and the is an Farmer seen," Hope "that school, New Haven, officiated at the Eiery and Horse anchor to the soul both sure and Headquarters man that will be out in the "cold weath-a- r Every horseman on close of ser- organ at the Congregational church that is cominq ouqht to have a nair and steadfast." At the the and will next of Felt boots are the farmer in the two counties mon Ives a of Sunday last, play again they only foot Pea gave report the For ALL the Cold E. R. of covering for cold and sloppy weather is invited to inspect stock cov- Sunday. Hawley Huntington that is warm my state conference at Middletown has as and comfortable, and at of blankets. The and the first the sessions resigned organist. the same time keep the feet dry. largest ering halfpf up Weather We Hue W. G. (V have all Kinds of Felt Boots, but best of blankets ever shown BARTON'S, to Wednesday r in the even Fixings. cause for Thanksgiving on Thanks One kind of Price and on Duck in home of Mr and Mrs only that is in Xew Milford. Come and Bank Nkw Milfoud. ing the pastor spouc the prospects Coats, (Sheepskin lined,) giving day the 'Lowest Price. Come in and look Street, of Congregationalism in Connecticut Russian Vests, C. D. Pulver was the safe arrival of a 'em over the boots and prices. see me. The latch string is al- as drawn from the meetings in Middle-tow- n lusty boy. ways out. noon. Beach Jackets, after Wednesday L. Roman, whose store is opposite & Rev George Sterling, pastor of the Gloves and Mittens, the New England house, advertises R. A. M. Booth, News of Extra Interest Congregational church in Windsor, Underwear, some timely "specials" in his new ad Bennitt St., Xew Milford. Mass., died very suddenly, last week, vertisement, this week. Frank Evitts, Mil- Sweaters, Dealers in. llich Grade Grorerios, and the was to New tom-tom- Carriaics, body brought Williams and his s at the The Hank St. Harness For ford for burial on Saturday. Mr Ster- Caps. Dealer, Buyers. pow-wo- Thrifty was a New Milford ling native of and We and. Sell for Cash and can sell as Bank St., New Milford. You know of course that at all times are sure of the best, Buy L. Roman was in New Tues Have Vou Anv you very was 59 years of age. As Low As The Lowest. York, when you come here. We now offer special inducements in several lines day, selecting novelties for his Christ VV. S. to make room for Holiday goods that are coming in, and as usual at this GRAND INDIAN 1W-1VO- mas trade. His store will have at PERRISS, Picture Cor. Railroad & Bennitt Sts, Xew Mil for 1. store is with fall and winter w Framing time of the year our already crowded stuff, pow-wo- to be tractive features for Christmas buyer?. The given by To ISe t Choice but room we must have and to make room we are going to put out sever- Wed- Done Domestic and Western Meats Schaghticoke tribe, No. 37, next . CASTLE. Merchant W. G.lBarton wasjin New at Moderate Prices. al lines of merchandise that are in the way, and the lines are all the good down J. nesday evening, will go in history THE CLOTHIER, York, Tuesday. If so, bringj them right along to my every clay things, just what is wanted at this time. as one of the events New Mil- place on Nicholas Pictures biggest Mrs G. F. Square. w Cor. New Ct. Landlord and pass- make Christmas ford ever saw. The pow-vvo- consists Main St., Bank, Milford, Pixley capital presents, and ed in the kind that are and friends COME: AND PERSONALLY of a scene called the Indian encamp- Thanksgiving Brookfleld, guests lasting your To of Mr Pixley's father, Alonzo Pixley. appreciate. You will be surprised at Make INSPECT THE GOODS. ment, at 8.30 and at quarter of nine a a in Howard Barnum, Miss Bessie the small prices I build desirable and The Thanksgiving Feast cepted position Southport. Jennings, Others present were Mr and Mrs John Come march of warriors and braves, pretty trames. and see me. want some of Oran-sre- s. grand all of Danbury, and Noble Bennitt of Keeler of West Hoboken, N. Mrs Complete you the choice followed a AT NKW ENGLAND HOUSE. J., Grapes. Kigs. Assorted Nuts, etc., found immediately by general THE New Milford. Barker and son of New York, Mr and at our store. good dance for Indians Pattern Hats. L. J. Tsickerson, West Cornwall. Mrs Anthony Pixley, Mr and Mrs Pe- JOHN HANNON, . and pale faces. All the members of NOKTHVILLE AND J. P. Glynn, Winsted. VICINITY. ter of Great Mass., Nicholas - - - New Milford. charl.esBank Street, Newprovino,Milford. Every season wo make up a jireiil many priced Pat turn flats, many of thorn exact will be in Pixley Barrington, Square. ys the tribe and visiting chief copies of French Moilels. at about, the cost, of the original hat,, these hats are W. F. Dnwd, Litchfield. Miss Harriet E. Walden of New Ha- and Miss Mary Lee of Brookfleld. made of the very best of materials and in tho host possible shape which makes them 'a full and war paint. You will G. New t ime or less. Wo regalia F. M. Williams, D. Palmer, ven, a state field worker in the inter litt le IiIk'i priced for our rade. and after a they are closed at cost have pow-wo- w IS witness vou never saw before. A ticket for the costs $1. about. or s of these Pattern Hats now and have put. prices on them that, will move them out sights Milford. ests of t he home department in Sunday in a little while. We a ro also showing a lot of sty iish hats made In our own work- Great Big Chief John W. will It's worth three times that. room, hats that earlier In the season would (?o out at f 1.5(1 to $5.0(1 each, now they are priced Hoyt A. J. Pixley, Brookfleld. school work, was present Sunday even iJ.flC ami fH.4 - wo do t his to use up surplus stock and keep the milliners busy, the hats dance the three-ste- p in full costume. only t Mr and Mrs C. E. Prindle, Roxbury. and an address to Mr and Mrs Frank Evitts were are worth nearly double what we are for horn. Wo also have a lot of about, 5o Walk- This dance is of ing gave interesting ing Hats, Shapes. Children's Caps. etc.. that are slightly mussed, that are worth not less composed the regular Furman Dahl, South Kent. a large audience. Mrs Manee has al guests on Sunday of D. B. than ane to T.'o take choice now at 21c each. two-ste- p For each, you your with variations, including G. C. Williams, A. L. Willard, ready secured 28 persons who will Mallory and Watson Hungerford in the Ra Zoo, the Ga Zee, the Boo Zoo Mass. a half hour in the of the Sherman. Pattern.-- and Delineators. Springfield, spend study Butterick's December Catalogues and the Gorgusalum. It is worth going W. E. Yale, P. Iiu regard, Lime school lessons who are not able see do Sunday M. W. Hill, the genial Bank street miles to Brother Hoyt this Rock. to attend church. Miss Walden visit- $1. jeweler, went to Hartford on Tuesday, ! dance, and it's yours for only An George W. Uchtman, M. II. Rogers, ed in the afternoon. card will be the Merryall having been summoned as juror by the Christmas other drawing prompt- H. J. A. C. II. J. Monahan, Plaut, Mrs Osborne a few United States district court. W. G. ing of Warrior Planz in the Indian F. B. Forrest, R. R. spent days with BARTOW, Swart, Young, her Mrs Wells, at Smith Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. language. Those who have heard Vallman, O. S. Clark, E. Baer, A. L. daughter, Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne of Waterville Chief Planz call this dance have be- Cnalderhead, H. K. Mackenzie, II. E. Lyon's. passed Friday with her sister, Mrs C. come so dizzy that they were compelled Oviatt, New York. The family gatherings for Thanks D. Pulver. The Holiday of is almost here and to for a time to leave the floor and Holidays you W. D. Tsiver, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. giving took place as usual. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank can hear it for only $1. WTe shall all C. M. S. you who are in a as to what you shall Judd, E. Andrews, Hart Carr Grossman is doing finely at Whitney died on the 27th of last quandery buy be there and we know you wiil. The ford. for we music will be of a class never before Ocala, Fla. He is engaged in the month, aged three weeks. The funer- Christmas Gifts would call attention to our All C. D. Williams, Lowville. N. Y. meat al was attended on Kinds heard this side of Moun- business. Friday last. Rev beau-fu- the Rocky J. Sitzer, Millerton, N. Y. J. F. officiated great stock. We have never before had such a l tains. Chief with a Mrs Leonard of has been Plumb and the burial Big Williams, E. J. Brooks, Scranton, Pa. Bridgeport followed in New Milford Of Vehicles. tom-to- 'Will a the cemetery. of band of players, make E. Coleman, Northampton, Mass. guest at Dewitt Ford's. display dance wish to or not. See the Indian Top and Open Buggies, Run- you whether you E. S. Willett, C. B. Bennett, R.iH. Nelson Kinney has been widening encampment. abouts, Platform Duplex End Did you ever see a pale face burned at S Mr Mrs -- T. F. Meara, and road near A. and Green were and 3 Pleasure Barton, Bridgeport. improving the Seymour Springs Spring the stake? No! Then don't miss the first-cla- ss Concords and Sur- M. II. Barton, Boston, Mass. Hill's. Mr Kinney is a road guests on Thanksgiving day of Mrs Goods, Wagons, Indian at 8.30, and like-wis- e Fancy Day reys, Light and Heavy Farm encampment J. Chase, Kent. worker. Blinn. and Trucks. don't forget the date, which in B. E. E. G. B. Wagons Heavy J. Chadwick, Clark, H. Bronson was in pale face is Wednesday, De- The Monday club were guests, this J. of New Haven language Rowe, II. L. Hayden, II. P. Cargill, town on Silverware, Repairing Promptly Done cember 11, at 8 o'clock. A ticket ad- New Haven. week, of Mrs G. M. Breinig. In place Monday. a musi- - Timber Contractor. Steam mitting gentleman with one or more E. B. Edwards, Chicago, 111. of the usual literary program Ackley, Hatch & Marsh are having Sawmill and all kinds of Lum- ladies, only $1, and can be procured of cale was enjoyed. There were piano a tremendous sale on rubber and felt and Games. and or Mrs Toys ber and sundry turning members of the tribe at the door. A NARHOW ESCAPE FBOM DEATH. duets by Breinig and Miss Mary boots. They have a big display of planing. Be sure and come. If your nerves are Brown, vocal solos by Mrs Frank Soule in The December Bride Clinton Colepaugh had a narrow es these goods the front part of their As we a little shaky try the old Indian Sag-wa- and Mrs Everett Sturges, and recita and as the have gathered together this year. We are Will he especially nleased with the wedding cape from death on Saturday night. store, genial "Jim" says, gifts thill are bought at our store. We have The tribe all use it with great tions by Miss Ella Belle Sterling. The this firm keeps at the front. of such ii assortment to select from Unit He was knocked down near the depot always the and we know it is here you are big you effect. Don't miss the pow-wo- next will be held with Mrs n. proud display Ej II. W. ciin always find here the appropriate and pe- one of the teams of W. M. meeting W. A. Parsells is Woodruff, culiar gift that you are in search of, and you by Keeler, C. Ives. moving into the to be have a. choice of prices to suit your means one of the wheels of the wagon passing Treat residence on Grove pleased. Ejj Washington Depot, Ct. lowest t he WHY BURGLARS AND HORSE TniEVES Benjamin every price the for quality. over his neck. When it is considered VV. S. and were guests KEEP AWAY FROM NEW MILFORD. Wright family street. there were seven people in the on Thanksgiving day of Mr and Mrs etc., to do al-- a of New carriage, Join the Red Men. Silver: your fancy work with; At the annual meeting the his escape from instant death seems W. II. Osborne. line of fancy goods that make most Milford Horse Thief and Burglar De- well a Special, this week, at the Farmers' acceptable gifts. M. W. nigh miracle. James Marsh, W. - C. Bceman and in in HILL, tective Association held in New Mil Co., 10c a Our stock takes everything the John W. Hoyt attended the horse sale Trading peanut brittle, shape of silver, either plated or solid, JEWELER, ford November 29, 1901, the following three-poun- d buck IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. in New York, last week. pound; package such as knives, forks, spoons, separ- were elected as its officers for the en- wheat flour, 10c; rock salt and salt pe- - ate pieces and jewelry of all kinds. Toys and Games: New Milford. year: Isaac B. Bristol, president; Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, I. O. Edward Lynch, a first class black- real all best brands of Foundry and suing O. will confer tre, the stuff; Walter Booth, vice president; Harvey F., the initiatory degree, smith, has entered the employ of II flour, $4.50 a The display is complete, from the Machine Works... December 12. Mem- barrel; maple syrup, rubber ball and mechanical of all B. Hoyt, treasurer; George W. An- Thursday evening, W. Ilubbell. honey; butter 25c. toys lion casting u to rjom lbs. (ienet-a- bers are to be creamery prints, Goods: sorts for the little ones up to the (iray . , of requested present. lobbing, machine wm-lo- strum liitim: ami thony secretary. The old 'board Fancy Dry games the old and can en. In boilers Frank Evitts' horse, "Hattie Best coal only hard and clean, no boys girls plumbli.. Drillers lii'h pressure riders were also elected. It was voted St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., worked Make thechildren happy by pat- ami ermine s. Wilkes," is gaining steadily and Mr slate at lowest prices. de joy. .Manulaci urers of 1'nliiue House lleatliiK that each member of the association on the Prompt Here you can find everything in the ronizing this department. No better ami hot water. II' Interested the third degree Tuesday night, Evitts hopes to be able to drive her at Farmers' Co.'s of toller for sleitin e livery Trading way embroidery silks, ribbons. place in Litchfield County for Toys. I' u- our new descn" I i ve cat a lo;-u- shall pay into the treasury candidate one of 's most please send & annually being Danbury soon. Grain and feed of all kinds, best and price list. Ackley, Hatch Marsh. the sum of 50 cents, on or before the young men, now a resi qual popular having Warner out ity. Prices always right. J. A. XOKTIIUOPAs SON'S, first day of February of each year, dence in Brookfleld. George has bought the Be sure and give us a call for here you will find Tobacco and "and failing to do so shall forfeit his billiard parlor in the basement of the Harvey Merwin spent Thanksgiving CONN. Paper Twine, Neisner for some time carried the Christmas Tokens WAY nkw Mn.roi:i, and Roots. membership and all rights under it." Mr Willard of Ware, Mass., visited building, in town. just you want, and at Felt Rubber Large, was on by Henry Beebe. It also voted that the secretary friends in town, last week. Conrad Pullis has moved his family DOWN PRICES. first class stock. Low prices. each memberi his dues notify that Reuben Booth was in New York on Henry Wheaton of Milford was in to Bridgeport, where he is employed. on or before 1, FIRST CLASS payable February 1902, last. town, Tuesday., His father, Daniel must be paid to Harvey 1. Hoyt, Friday who is ill with Mr and Mrs Bert Cheeseman have Wheaton, typhoid fever, returned from and HEAT HARKET. treasurer. Among those who gathered about is reported better. their wedding trip CARL L5ADER, the festive board on Thanksgiving day are boarding at Mr Donlan's on Nich- Flour, Feed, (irain, Groceries MRS HOWARD MALONEY. at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Hubert Thomas passed Monday in olas Square. WASHINGTON HKTOT MAUKKT, Mrs Howard died in M. 'Booth were Mr and Mrs the Park City. C. E. and (Jenl. Mdse. Maloney the Luther Hermon Bowers of New Haven was . Riddiford, Washington cpol We can save you money on every- Bridgeport Hospital on Friday, the Barnum, Mrs Amzi Barnum, Master At the regular meeting of Water in town, Tuesday. At lull line of nieats always on hand. Cam thing. 29th. Her remains were brought to BANK STREET, NEW MILFORD. in In season. Meal s al ays of prime iU.-- it y. New Milford on Poor pale face: and prices reasonable. Saturday, the funeral Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, following on Monday from the home Coi ner Railroad and Bridge Kts., of her mother, Mrs Eastwood. Rev J NKW MILFOKI. F. Plumb officiated. She is survived ! Black.smltliin;;, Etc. by her husband and two sons. SUITS Wagon Repairing, No Place Following is a list of the advertised In town where you can get Come in and see us if want a your money's worth and better goods in their WIULIAM MA.MLYN, letters in the New Milford postoflice you a MTV rent. departments Groceries, Meats. N M 'T. Grain and Coal at KW l.t'Oltll. William Grant, W. V. Green, Alice Winter Suit. We can suit you in than Get a good heavy Overcoat Horee Shoeing, General Jobbing, Wagon C. A. & A. G. Todd Lynch, Burton P. Merwin, Frank now, when the cold weather is commencing, and get Repairing. John A. Warner, Mrs George Farmers' Co., , Pickett, Trading You i3Sli" Kear "c Milford lloil.se. (3ROKI-RS- R. White. Cor. Church and Main Sis., a full Winter's comfort from it. will find in our Me A Price. Cive Call. Ct. Style, Fit, Quality, j Bank Street, New Milford, P. of Ct. W. No. 610, New Milford, Conn. stock all the latest novelties, both in the cloth and The Circle, . of of more can make-up- UMII-- , HAI;I;I;I We issue Policies of Companions the Forest America, What you ask And while you are here yon style of There is no question about the to !ieb it line in (Sill ssiir liol Wiesl.) gave supper Schoverling's should look over our Hats, Caps, Underwear and Furnishings Come and See What Cash Will Do : BlacksmitlilMK anil INSURANCE hall between the hours of 5 and 8 p. m., prices suiting you. Wagon Repairing, FIRE of all for we can show the best line in town. 2 Mis. Maricaibo Coffee. 2jc. 19 lbs. rtest M kinds, you vii.MOAti Sr.. Nkw In Reliable Thursday, December 5, followed by a Granulated SuRar, 1.00; S5.00 per 100 lbs. Kx-t- ra Everything for Man or Boy to wear may be found . II Strong, Companies 45c 2 I orseslioeini; a Sieeial y 001I Work of a musical Fine lileiKl Tea, lb; lbs SI. 3 lb. liindsatteniled to. a si ma ile and all program and dancing. pkg. Hest Huckwheat Flour, 10c. Kngllsh Pea- here. work tlrst rliiss. nut Brittle lite lb. Hunt & Miller's Peanut guaranteed Twelve to 0 was tho result of the Tatty, l"c lb. All best Brands Flour. $4.50 We own, and have for sale, bbl. Creamery Butter Prints. 25c, warranted H. I. orht-iiv- , football game between the Center Ml 111 Kll school and Y. M. C. A. play- HI'CCKHSOItSi TO K. I.. ot'S F, INVESTMENTS, the team, The the former team & Schoverling Building, t'asl Sliei.'t. - - - New Milford, Ct. Well selected, conservative, safe. ed Thanksgiving day, LaHAIT THOMAS, Farmers' Trading Co., llorsesboein;; and (ieneral lilacksmil liin. winning. NEW MILFORD, CONN, Railroad New t Golden, St., Milford, Ct Work iilvrn prompt al tent Ion and satisl'ai Ion New inilford. E. R. Hawley, the organist, has ac 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1901.

P. of i j Mas., arid Mr and Mrs Abbott Middlebury spent Thanksgiving i 1'ivwnts Abortion, Till Bee. Fall River, Mas. After dinner the To town. The Newtown were several Moihers of company favored by songs Miss Ida Eras from spent William Bridgeport and recitations by Coley, ;yid Families Thanksgiving at W. J. Booth's. Jennie Coley, daughter of the host and Large Increases Milk Supply. hostess, favored them with some fine The social dance given in the Town In tliis workaday world few women to ciucl;latio': selections on the pit'no. The day was are so exertion hall, Thanksgiving night, proved placed that physical be a success in About (10 Cures Colds, Coughs, Indigestion, Dysentery, Colic, a very enjoyable one and will be long is not constantly demanded of them in every way. AKE-- Bloody Milk and Urine, Loss of Cud, Rheumatism, life. couples were etc. Last Week, 4025 remembered by ail present. William their daily present. Northrop's The Cake Alilk Fever, Garget, 1 We a to -- Coley, the host, is a son of Mr an Mrs make special appeal mothers orchestra furnished the music. - For vr JANUARY, 1, 1882, 600 of large families whose work is never vr George S. Coley of Stepnny. and of whom and Joseph Cowan and wife from New Send .r)iV lor Ilerhovine done, many suffer, SfL? (coin) suffer for lack of intelligent aid. Milford passed through town, Sunday. Vanilla Crystals O. X. and Frank of To women, or old, rich or not loo for GHOCERS Osborne Ferry young im- good you. r I'alm, COUNTY. we extend an invitation to Thomas, on account of try- is the flavor FAIRFIELD Oxford were poor, accept Dwight It? principle guests, Thanksgiving free advice. Oh, women ! do not let decided to of Vanilla of Charles Kennis'm of 407 Park paired health, has give up Then use Vanilla crystallized day, 1 Its in It For Sore. Teats and I'dders. lie horse t lading business for the win- this week, f" sugar. retains its BETHEL. street. weeK and forever, flavor during cooking ter and lias sold his entire stock to J de- - and afterwards. in- CLlier a trial you". 3 HERBOVINFi Is formulated by a graduate Vet. Surgeon from herbs Dealer Bishop, who is always in the mand it. For A ten cent tin will a of Iron. EASTON. the first Vnnilla digenous to the Jersey Islands, chemically treated with preparation I) 12 ATM OK HON AKTIIIMI S. JUDD. trade. time realize what re convince you. If not, It is no medicine but a scientific which acts directly upon the C back. quack remedy The su.klen away on Fri suits can be obtained rystal your money (4) stomachs of ruminants, thereby stimulating the whole digestive system, passing AT THE HA"TIST CHURCH. Frank Pierce, as administrator of with REAL Vanilla. Co., in and of : liei-l- , m-i- SI.. .A which in turn enriches the blood, increases milk supply both quality day last, Former Selectman Arthur Covenant and communion services the estate of George E. Pierec.has sold and health and to debilitated cows. S. comes as a shock to a quantity, imparts general vigor Jiickl great were both observed at the church on to Nicholas Ogden of the wide of Washington circle friends, pneumonia Sunday, which with the mildness of and IKii acres of the 'farm PRICE $2.00. cause of he buildings being the his death, being the air coupled with the fact that of George E. Pierce, deceased. Ad- : the week as the guest of Miss Dono- is isiling friends in Warren. Postpaid, to any address, on receipt of price. Address ill but a little over a week. Christmas will soon be here, brought ministrator lias now for sale about 170 Mr comes of Colonial van in Thomaston. Judd good out a larger congregation than usual. acres. Mrs Elizabeth Phelps has gone to stock, and his grandfather, Phineas II. I. Smith was in Thomaston on Brooklyn, where she will spend the Herbovine Medical Judd, who was born in the town of J. Hawley Spencer, a former student A. VY. Sanford and wife and son, winter with her sister. Mrs Rosa Company, school in but now Miss Dickinson and Sunday. Conn. Bethel, April 4, 177:$, spent his life in at the High Clinton, Clayton Smith. She is also to visit other rela- (ien'l Delivery, Bridgeport, Newtown in the of B. last to New that locality, engaged as a farmer and stopping at hope Squires went, week, WARREN. tives in Philadelphia. In manhood he regaining his health, recently visited York to run a novelty store on the merchant. early C. M. Schnell has a tine scho l for a time. He took an at the parsonage. coiner of 11th street and Broadway TALKING ABOUT KIIEE KJ. KAL DELIV- purchased taught coon dog. i active part in the local affairs, being The met at the home for Ingersoll Brothers, a well known ERY OK MAILS. young people firm. to return home ers frequently chosen to till town offices, of Willard Gillette on Friday evening They expect The free rural delivery committee Mrs William Oilmen and family about. 2 or J. and he was also a prominent official in of last week, and your correspondent Mrs. Carrik Belleville. January have laid out a route through some spent Thanksgiving with her daugh--J the Congregational church. His wife, feels safe in saying that all who were Charles Pettit, having entered the part of this town, extending through ter and son, Mr and Mrs John Morrow. We have them Sarali was born in the town on occasion will be your lives be sacrificed when a word of of the Armour Gbie Co., lias Woodville. a distance of 20 miles. It Silliman, present that only advice of weak- employ The young people from town who of this December 18, too to the whenever at the first approach moved to the house of at looks now as if Warren would have for the Christmas Fairfield, county, glad repeat visit ness, may fill your future years with Jay Tyrrell attended the dance in Cornwall trade. You pay the 1782, daughter of Ebenezer Silliman, an opportunity offers itself. healthy joy. Address a letter to Mrs. Orion. The report is that, he lias sold city accommodations in her mail af- Bridge report a fine time. and niece of Gen Gould Selleck Silli- Pinkham's Laboratory, Lynn Mass., his cottage on. the Shepaug to his fairs, when CHURCH INTERESTS. C. F. Ohmen has West to pur-- : right price man. She died April 28, 1828, and Mr CONGREGATIONAL and you will not be disappointed. brother, who wishes to rent the same. gone " 1 E. AND IJKIEKS. some you get them of us. occurred The song service at the Congrega When began to take Lydia CHUKCII PERSONAL chase young cattle. Judd's death September 7, Pinkham's Compound I was & Son have the new We are also head- 185S. were: tional was Vegetable Jay Tyrrell The item in The Bke of November Their children Ebenezer church, Sunday evening, not able to do my housework. I suf- house for Warner Sisters enclosed Deputy Morehouse visited Wichita well and of unusual interest. of the 2!), which staled that " to the quarters for all S.; Mary Pentield, deceased; Eliza, attended fered terribly at time menstruation. and are now the inside. owing Grange for inspection, November 27. who married Eli Four selections were rendered by the Several doctors told me they could do finishing storm, last Sunday, there were no! kinds of footwear. Trowbridge; Julia, 1'ink-ha- m male and one a mixed nothing for me. Thanks to the One of the crowds ever had services in the must have! who died young; Willis, deceased; quartet by quar- advice and medicine I am now largest church," AN EVANGELIST'S STORY. Al-mo- n, was Town six j Sarah, who married Elisha Sirrine; tet. well, and can do the work for eight In here at the dance at the astonished, at least, the persons deceased; and who married the family. hall on Thanksgiving night and a very who faced the storm on that day, and T Julia, The second of a series of union ser- ' suffered foryears with a bronchial " I would recommend Lydia E. Pink- tine time was had but for the - in the Warren church listened to a Sho Fairchild Judd. vices will be held at ungen- or lung trouble and tried various reme- Thompson's the Congregation- ham's Vegetable Compound to all manner of a few men discourse Rev Dr Hon Ebene.er Silliman Judd, our al church December 8. with families." Mrs. tlemanly young Thanksgiving by dies but did not obtain permanent re- Sunday evening. mothers larw from out of town on the Curtiss of and also attended the subject's father, was born January 21, Rev will ser- Carrik :ei.i.evh.t .. Lvdhigton, Mich. congregating Kent, lief until 1 commenced One Store, J. J. Blythe preach the to the hall and which was held as using 1802, in the town of Bethel, and be- mon. All are invited. stairs leading expecto Sunday school, Minute coughcure," writes Rev James 195 Main well-know- n on much to in usual. St., Danluiry. came a agriculturist, his rating the stairs, the j of Bell At the Sun- is Kirkman, evangelist, River.Il!., home being on Chestnut Ei.lge. His Congregational church, convenience of the ladies. It well Rev M. A. Munson has returned to 'I have no hesitation in recommend- day the Rev E. P. for them officer did business dealings were characterized morning, pastor, per at Clifford Terrill's on Thanksgi that the health Warren, after a at Clifton ing it to all sufferers from maladies of Ayer, an Thanks- not know as notices to the effect of sojourn by strict honesty, and he was influen- preached appropriate day. it, Springs, and will resume his usual this kind.'" One Minute cough cure sermon. Plans were set on foot on the floor were in tial in the advancement of the tem- giving is spitting posted duties. ail'ords immediate relief for coughs, for a Christinas concert. Arthur J. Warner visiting his view and their was perance cause and the work of the in plain attention c Tit's and all kinds of throat and lung McLean aunt, Mrs Isaac Garrison, Litchfield called one of There wasa very delight ful Brothers, Congregational church. In politics he to it by the Ro.xbury gathering t.oubles. For croup it is Mrs Ambrose and little son of New t of relatives and friends in the home of unequalled. was a stanch Republican, and in 1869 Tiie following are among those who men but hey ignored his request en safe. to Conn. York are for the benefit of her health mon- Miner on Absolutely Very pleasant Danbury, he was elected to represent his town assisted in disposing of the noble tirely. Strong, Thanksgiving day. never fails and is a favor- spending the winter at the home of of A number of letters were read from take, really in the State Legislature. He died arch of the yard: Eddie Nichols Miss Bertha Piatt from New Haven ite with the children. like it. her father, George Tesing. at E. F. Gertrude some who were unable to be present. They A of June 30, 1880, and his wife, Harriet Waterbury Nichols', spent Thanksgiving with her friend, R. II. Peers & Co., Newtown: S. C. Handsome of with her re- Display Stowe, who was born December 8, Mrs Alice "Lewis is preparing to Trowbridge Bridgewater Miss Stella Clark, and al tended the Mr and Mrs William Curt iss have Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; A. 15. Blake-n.a- n, Minnie Johnson from the turned from a with friends in 1808, died April 10, 1895. They had move to Bridgeport, having leased her parents: dance. She returned home Monday sojourn Eobford: B. Hawley & Co., six to a from Monroe Business college, Hartford and Willimanlk. Dress Novel- the following named children: Charles place for years family Waterbury. ; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; The and Alfred Mrand Mrs Frank morning. stcpne; Trimmings S. and Sarah, both deceased; Eineline, Port Jefferson. at Johnson's; Miss Julia of Vst II iron F. C. Plait Co.. La vleyvilie. C. A. Millard's: W. A. Wilsev's addition to his barn Randolph who married William II. Judson; recent- Ilollisterat Mrand ties. Ernest Grumman of Redding Ar- is to be 48 feet instead of feet as Henry C; Frederick S., deceased; Mrs Harmon Judson, Mr and Mrs eight ly visited his mother, Mrs Amelia Judson and Jarvis stated in The Bee two weeks atro. No waist or gown is finished without some sort of lace. Horace, a veteran of the Civil war, Grumman. thur son, Thompson set ami fashion who is now a Methodist minister at and family, at Frank Thompson's. only the difference of 40 feet, nrobabh The pace fashion must 1e closely followed Miss Marsh is the fault of the not ly Huntington, L. I., Frank A., a resi- Emily being treated Mrs Vincent Judson Thanks- correspondent Laces, Hands or Persians. We an show you a complete Dr De Wolf of for trouble spent says dent of Bethel; Sarah Eliza and Ade- by Bridgeport in Ansonia. writing plainly. desirable and new. with her giving Xmas stock, very line, deceased; and Arthur S.,vvlio has eyes. Jewelry. Miss Lucy Gordon spent Sunday in BETHLEHEM. just passed away. Truman Favreau has been very Our line of Dia- In flan- Bristol. WlAi)VF HANDS ni'iit cUtsItftis; some NFW PKUSIAX HANDS for trimming was born some- uru In u thrs lire nel or cloi h waists: ;i mini her of very hand- Arthurs. Judd November sick but at last accounts was DEATH OK ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Clocks supiim patterns.'.17n' straight K5e monds, Watches, Jewelry, op wavy styles, to ."0 yd. some patterns. 10 to yard. 2t, 1S49, in Center district, town of what better. E. II. Cowles and wife spent Thanks- ' The health of Mr Hamilton has been - ES'TKIAr, HANDS In hlm-- or white; 11 KS( l" HI AT, A XAjy V EKS in h;i ndsomu. on the farm where he resided in and Silverware was never more choice tiumhttrof handsome patterns, narrow showy patterns, 20 in. wide, hlaek and white. Bethel, C. Franklin Marsh is blast- giving Danbury. poor tor several months and he grad- :J."h: 7"m' 31 . :J5 having We aside and wklu kinds, to yd. 'St to yd. at the time of his death. His educa- Beta Hilton is her sis- end came on complete. lay many ing done near his home. Mis visiting ually failed until the will be to article tion was acquired in Bethel, in the Mrs Frank November 27. Mr Hamil- articles for customers and pleased put any Mrs S. G. Silliman has a cousin visit" ter, Galpin. Wednesday, An choice means better public schools and the academy, and ton had been a resident of Bethlehem aside for you until wanted. early her for a few Miss Meta Judson of New Haven, selection and we can eive vou more attention. on leaving school he served an appren ing days. for about 20 and won the esteem Or-ri- Charles Judson of Hartford and Her- years ticeship to the hatter's trade with n M. to Miss F. Silliman e.i-- :ts to visit were and respect of all by his honest and Sixteen Trading Days Christ Benedict, of the same place. When bert Judson of Bethlehem at friends in Hartford. over friendly ways. He engaged in the 0 20 their father's, Albert Judson 's, about years old he went to Minne cultivation of small fruits and like V k A mas. sota on account of ill health, J. S. Tyler is soliciting the names of Sunday. &' spending oters to send on to D. everything that he undertook it was Reid Todd, a year there, and on his return home Washington, Miss Sarah Smith went on Jewelers and Opticians, in the of those who Monday done in the most thorough manner. Wednesday, Pec. 25, will be here as he worked upon the farm for a year or C, asking interest to wliere her have mail sent to Easlon Hartford, parents The funeral was at his late home on Main soon as you are raady for it. True a two. Later he was employed in the have by parties to reside. 1054 St., Bridgeport. new gone Friday at 3 p. m., Rev Mr Lutz officia- whole regiment of things can be crowded hat of G. A. Ilickok for some who are unacquainted with the Q factory sub-statio- were Sat- order of a n be W. G. Boyd and Waller Curtis were ting. His remains carried, into the last few days before the gifts and for 12 he worked in the things, that sjggr vs&r 1 time, years cal-e- to West his former fjp use? created at the former postotlice d in New York, last week, on business urday, Hartford, must dispersed, but what's the curling deparment for Judd & Co. Mr for interment. He leaves a not of Adams but now to be called in connection with the new Automo- home, Why profit by the benefit early Judd always made his home at the old wife and a former choice? We with Easton. Letters sent in the manner bile Co. daughter, Anna, by are ready magnificent farm, and has been regarded as one of to mourn loss. His was of beautiful for use- above mentioned are sometimes of is a wife, their age SEB9SE esse; lines articles gifts, the substantial agriculturists of his! George Skelley, who Woodbury 70 much been sent, to g years. ful, sensible and 8ui Pop- locality. He took a keen interest in importance, having boy, is conducting a large blacksmith-in- dead letter office and returned to Mrs were ular prices prevail in all departments, allthe questions of the day, and politi- the business on Meadow street in Wa- Mrand J. E. Allen in owners. There are of- Stratford on aud articles can be freely exchanged cally was a steadfast republican. From their rightful terbury, keeping several men busy. lie Saturday. fices out of town where mail directed before or after Christmas. 1884 up to about four years ago he is the son of the famous local efficient Mrs Edwin L. has to Easton is which fact makes it Thompson gone held the post of first selectman, and sent, smithy and orator, M. F. Skelley. to N. to the win- difficult for carriers to locate such Brooklyn, Y., spend proved a wise manager of the town's Mr and Mrs Thomas Shea and little ter with her daughter, Mrs F. W. business. He was a devout member of mail. M. & Co., ward returned on Monday from an en- Randall. Her granddaughter, Miss Frank Scott the church. On Nov- Mrs S. G. Miss Yulu It is a long lime since you have beard anything about our pollinog Congregational Silliman, Tyler joyable visit in West Haven and New Sarah Thompson, accompanied her. here in have been fast since 183 Alain ember 28, 1872, Mr Judd was married and C. S. Powell and wife ate Thanks- hatchery Hawleyville. They multiplying very St.. Danbury. Haven. F. W. Randall of X. you last heard of them, and I am afraid the supply will be greater than the in Bethel to Miss Sarah L. Brooklyn, Y., we should fcrSamples of goods gladly subtnitteJ by Messenger or Hail. Purchas. Allen, giving dinner at the parsonage. a den and, therefore they will have to be wintered. Just think, if well-know- has been up for es delivered Tree of Charge. of Alexander Allen, a n hunting trip. have a bad winter and kill ihem all off, what would we Hawleyville people daughter The new teachers, Miss Doyle and as is citizen. Five children blessed Gilbert A'an Dole spent Thanksgiv- find to amuse ourselves with during the long summer evenings, that Miss arrived, Saturday. Miss R0XBURY. the amusement we have after the theater and other such places are this union, of whom, the first Right ing in Bristol. only three, will board with Mis Free-born- e closed the hot sur mer months. We would be almost tempted to Florence and are de- Right Mary through hard- Allen, Horace, H. W. Os- NEWS r.RIEFLY TOLD. Jarvis E. and took stock our ponds again and pray for mild winters, although could K. sur- and Miss Doyle at Thompson family the and ceased; Helen and Philip II. for Mrs sis- ly expect them ou here in the how ling wilderness, among tall grass borne's. Clayton Squires left, last week, their turkey with Thompson's forest trees. the other I noticed a number of around the vive him with Cue widow. New where he will Mrs F. Wood- Only day boys Miss Nichols and York, spend the ter, II. Thompson, of ponds with bean shooters and other dangerous weapons, trying to see who returned, Sunday, Wiiiie there lie will have could kill number of ith a and would you WHY is THIS? commenced school at the Aca- holidays. bury. the greatest wogs single shot, Monday of one of Brothers' believe it they had the banks literally covered with the dying wogs, their charge; Ingersoll A. C. Lake and Ina M., band. Now this It seems strange that with so many demy. stores. daughter, families broken up and a general uproar among the whole handsome ladies as Bethel can safely spent most of last week in New York is worse than war, mowing these banJs down by the thousands, breaking Walter a of davs and New On up homes and causing them to wander around these cold nights looking for boast of that it becomes necessary for Daly spent number City Jersey. Saturday so in last week. ll.:!0 a. iievv homes, as they dare not venture out by day alter being thoroughly one of our bachelors to advertise in a LITCHFIELD CC'JNTY. Washington, at m., ihey witnessed the aroused. Now these could not have been Hawleyville b ,ys. as they are all of V. S. Flor- New York Sunday paper for a wife. About November 1 some one had the launching the Monitor church goers and would net harm one of our wogs 'or the world. When in The LONG Overcoat. We trust he can be suited. W00DBTJRT. to take an ox ida frow the ship yard of Lewis Nixon need of Furniture give us a call. It will pay you. kindnessC) yoke belong in N. .1. was a ing to Abijah Patterson. Mr Patter Eli.abethport, It sight DEA TH OF MRS GUERNSEY. well worth Henry Burr of this place spent son would be very grateful to have it seeing. We took forelock and Thanksgiving with friends in Brook- Mrs Guernsey, who had been ill with returned as he needs it to use. Mrs William Flower entertained her time by the lyn. His son, Ward, is visiting in bJart trouble, died on Saturday at the Miss Grace of &' Monroe Harlwell of Still Kiver re- cousin, Knapp Orange, G. F. BAKER CO., prepared ahead for the great demand Hartford. home of her sister, Mrs Nathan Ter-rii- l. N. J., and Miss Hat tie Gibbs of New was at cently visited friends at Judd's Bridge. that is now here. We have The turkey that escaped the block The funeral held Monday York City for Thanksgiving. 1'nniil uiv, Carjiets, .Mattings aud Kitchen Ranges, plenty 3 Rev J. L. R. olliciat-in- g. Mrand Mrs ;. W. start last week, was either lucky or real o'clock, Wyckoff Lendeveg N. II. Bloss were 11. loose Overcoats in all modish The interment was in New Ha- for Oklahoma about December 8 to and family at long, tough. C. Hill's for Mawleyville, Conn. stuff with and without yokes ven, the former home of the deceased. join their son. Fred, w ho has taken up Thanksgiving. Tiio Board of Trade is very busy just Mrs Guernsey had made many friends a claim there. Mrs A. C. Lake entertained Miss slash pockets at present and the public are feeling in Woodbury and will be greatly missed Helen A. Gould, Miss Anna B. Lake assured of some new and well Fred Lendeveg at present is study- paying as shelwas a person who was esteemed law and Miss Dora A. Bloss on Thanksgiv- industries in the near future. ing at the State University of by all who knew her. The family have Texas. ing day. to When the around the Foun- the sympathy of all in their bereave- Typhoid $12.00 $25.00. grading First Selectman Frederick Leaven- B. II. Johnson had his children tain is finished, from ment. present appear- with a force of has been home over Thanksgiving. ances it will be a decided improvement. worth, men, Scares THE NEW Y. M. C. A. busy for the past week working on a Miss Lucv Smith spent the last of The St Thomas club have just pur- The Y. M. C. A. organization held state road contract between the depot chased the apparatus needed by the their first meet ing, Tuesday evening, and Michael Acton's place. Are quite the style basket ball team. is at North Church where l:::-- lAjze klcys. Typhoid holding high Hub House. the chapel, Burr Castle has recent iy a new Clothing listened to and ca.-niv- in localities and Bethel markets have had a fine show they several speeches furnace placed in his house. many many of the week. were entcrtaine 1 by t he young ladies cases are serious, tf you have an and turkeys, past Y. t t o Cor. Main Statu Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. of the Christian Endeavor society with Ira Booth raised he Ta in bis M r and M rs Jeorge I lawley of Bridge- coffee, cake and sandwiches. A large ne:, barn, last week Wednesday. The port have been in town for a few toxuo n Artesian Well clays. number were present. It is hoped dimensions are feet "it The of St (K. (J.) the which Mr Hitch- pos1 s. supper .Mary's that building Vou can for these wells held in Nichols' cock is to have raised a storv. and GaiViit-- rest, easily Glass church, opera house, Mrs William and daughter, siiut off surface water and similar Window was a success. last week, The which was the wheel club grand formerly Viola, gof Newtoun, ere gufsts, last contaminations. I:i seasons turned out in num- room, will be furnishe 1 Christmas. !. .25-- dry you parishioners large by week, of Mrand Mrs (.'. ilall'ney of FULL S,m. ' need have no fear of bers and a few from SIZE 7i OCTAVES drought, as you To All Sizes. quite young people Judd's Bridge. will have an Cut Danbury also attended. NOTES FROM THANKSGIVING REUNIONS. abundant, unfailing and The friends of Tiioaias Entirely New. of Water. I an Mr and Mrs V. A. Judson and many Myron THIS With Chair pure supply drilling he PIANO,, and Scarf, anC - BRIDGEPORT. in An- - will be pleased to learn that Delivered FREE within 200 Miles of Boston, these we is all the year around should be pleased to communicate per- daughter spent Thanksgiving so:iaI! or letter with a in are offer soma. improving. y by you. Just received, Bargain Axes, and MR AND MRS COLEY ROYALLY ENTER- P.. G. of pass- Miss Elvira Warner, C. 11. .iosephson Davenport Bridgeport $225. few one of at each. TAIN. ed the it h his OnlyEASY PAYMENTS ing for a days superior quality 50c and , J. Warner were Thanksgiving holidays Arthur recently Mr and Mrs Noble of $15 down and $6 a month until paid Mr and Mrs Coley of 82 William entertained at Conductor Garrisons' parents, Davenport. for. We believe it is the best Ross Feed Ross Horse a piano Corn Shellers, Cutters, street, spread royal feast. Thanks- in Litchfield. Mr and Mrs Eugene Ward spent ever sold for $225, and we warrant it E. N. SIPPERLEY, re- is not an Ivors Ross Saw all at low giving day, and the fragments that Thanksgiving at Horace Allen's in fully, but, of course, it Powers, Tables, prices. main tell the of how much it was Mrs Munson of Bethlehem was a re- & Pond. It would be cheap at $275, and Mills, Ccnn story New M ill'ord. much inferior instruments are SipperSey's Westport, enjoyed by all present. The guests cent guest of her sister, Mrs Gilbert frequently Mrs Bronsoti is ill sold at from $330 to $400. Cash buying present were Mr and Mrs Charles Pot- Allen. Thomas seriously in carload lots and a narrow mar- nia. selling ter of Naugatuck, Mr and Mrs Charles Miss Sara (iarlick has closed her with pneumt gin make our price possible. We pur- Hawkshurst of Mr and Mrs pose making our varerooms the natural Shelton, school in Flanders district after a Burton Hodge and family spent market for at all as Samuel Ballentine and Mar- pianos prices, they PI Hardware daughter, term ot 10 weeks. Thanksgiving with his brother, W. have always been for highest grade "PAUL, STATIONARY" is At umb Co., ion, ofAnsonia. Mr and Mrs El ward B. Hodge, in Bridgeport. pianos. Our list of piano bargains mailed Special Mrs of Wateftown to-da- DcForest and son, Earl, of Derby, Mr Daley spent free. Write Conn. at G. M. Summers'. Ward made a Hying to 990 Main St., Bridgeport, and Mrs George S. Oiley of Stepney, Thanksgiving Eugene trip JACKSON'S, Bridgeport. Bridgeport, recently. Open Monday ami Saturday Evenings. Mrs Sarali McBricn of Derby, Mr and J. D. Kimball and family, also Mrs Ivers&Pond'cr I2U 15c. 116 Splendid. Mis Jamei Marshall of Fall Hiver, Henry Terrill, partook of a game sup- - Mr and Mrs 1). M. Atwoodfrom 114 and Boylston St., Boston. Sheets, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, i9ot. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Itching Skin E. H. DILLon m. co.. BRIDGEPORT ADVERTISEHENTS. Distress and ANNUAL LIBRARY MEETING. by day night That's the complaint of those who so as to be afflicted INTKItESTlNll KKI'ORT HY THBASUItEIt are unfortunate Milliners. JLnJldVe.v(iszmervC or Kheum out- Leading NETTLETON. with Eczema Salt and Various Howland's. ward applications do not cure. 'Welling of Owinjr to the tierce storm of Tuesday They can't. We are prepared to show you the handsomest collection of ffHpm. Interesting cFeaurej EAD'S The source of the trouble is in the uTR a were niylit only bare quorum present blood make that and this scal- 1 rimmed Mats ever betore seen in this More of Newtown pure Keady city. at the annual meeting the ing, burning, itching skin disease will than 2000 beautiful hats .to select from. Prices from $1.50 to Library association. The oflicers disappear. one worth from one-thi- rd to one-ha- lf more. chosen were: "I was taken with an itching on my $19.50. Every Rev T. arms which proved very disagreeable. I President, ('leu rye Linsley. concluded it was salt rheum and bought a Our Neck Scarf Muff Holiday Offerings Christmas Vice President, Rev O. W. Barker. bottle of Hood's Sarsamu ilia. In two days Fur and Department Librarian, Miss Abbic Peek. after I began taking it I tele better and it In "The Big Furniture Store Upstairs. was not long before I w.is cured. Have Is a success. We in luw isearis trom In Three Weeks! Treasurer, Arthur T. INettleton. never had any skin disease since." Mas. great carry everytuinor i one-hal- A HANDSOME PIECE of Furniture Ullt uestionalilv anions' the most attract Trustee for three years, liev O. V. Ida E. W'aed, Cove Point, Md. 75c to $20. Our prices are about f what other dealers Barker. ask for similar goods. ive of the numberless offerings we have to lay before the Holiday 'seeker after gifts A committee of five ladies, Mrs S. Hood's Sarsaparilla of an appropriate nature. A satisfaction to the Inner because before him lies a wide Think of it Only sixteei C. Mrs C. II. Mrs C. and Pills Clover, Xorthrop, field choice ami ami because cer- 111 rid the blood of all impurities and cure for as to the size, price of the gift, of the frc S. Mrs J. Smith and Mrs H.-DILLO- N purpose business days to choose Piatt, Arthur all W. M. was chosen to eruptions. & CO. of its useful and to the and a reminder of all the thousands of things Reynolds, arrange E. tainty proving acceptable recipient lasting an entertainment for the season of will and here spread out l!t02. A committee on books for the 986 and 988 Main St. Bridgeport, Conn. good friendship. was sc year was appoiuted, consisting- of Mrs Fabric Fire Hose Co. arrived on Mon- The subject is one on which we incline to talk at great length, yet ten minutes of Never the store Mass. C. T. Linsley, MrsC. If. Xorthrop and day from Chelsea, ANNUAL POMONA MEETING. TRINITY CHURCH. a visit to "The Big Furniture Store Upstairs'" will be more convincing than all we splendidly ready as this year. Mrs C. S. Piatt, It was decided to THE THANKSGIVING EVE ENTER-TAINMEN- T send books to the Rev John D. rector of St could say. A twelve month has helped t patrons at Botsford, AND "SOCK official. Skene, library authorit ies sending them in a Tames church, Danbury, preached in music the more accurate judging of SOCIAL." A of Fa irtield Coun- the Advent course at Trinity church Bamboo Nov eltits, gold reception chairs, parlor cabinets, basket to the railroad station, there regular meeting on 4. Wednesday evening, December r a busi- to in a re resent u-- 4 ty Tomona Grange, No. 9, will be held hall and desk and jardin-ie- your tastes; growing be taken charge by p A His sermon was on the text from the cabinets, chairs; library, parlor sewing tables; NOTABLE SUCCESS. at Sturdevant on ness has brought better op live of the Botsford people. The hall, Bridgeport, (Jospcl for the First Sunclav in Ad stands, pedestals, ladies1 desks, dressing tables, shaving cases, card 1 is feature of the evening was the busi he entertainment and Sock Social given Wednesday, December 11, commencing vent, "Who this?" The preacher 10 itwelt wall p'ortunities to wants ness-lik- e at St. Fat rick's hall, last Thanks at a. m. Business and election of upon the closely connected tables, mirrors, couches, easy chairs and rockers, odd pieces supplythe iv port presented by the Wednesday. of Comintr of Christ gold T. as giving eve, under the immediate supervision officers. Every member should attend truths the First cf the holiday season. treasurer, Arthur N'eltleton. and of Dr and Mrs J. W. in humility as our Saviour and His in weathered oak, book cases, India seats, blacking cases, utility boxes, follows: management Gordon, this meeting. Second to be our J And Our month for the benefit of St Rose's church, proved to Coming udge. medicine cabinets, costumers, linen chests, racks, china closets and planning began lumi be one of the most enjoyable and successful he applied the fact of the Triumphal plate Dim'. :), To balance in Xewtown Sav- of Jerusalem to ago Now department aftei affairs ever given in town. The largest crowd ST JOHN'S DONATION. Entry into the city hanging cabinet, and many other articles. ings Bunk. $ iSS.50 ever assembled in St Patrick's hall were pres the spiritual truth that Christ enters department is bursting intx il. To balance in Mechanics' ent and the program, as presented, was excel into the hearts of true believers, and 'Ji&.oO The annual donation of St John's Farmers' Rank, lent. that He shall come again at the end Yuletide bloom and En- beauty 24, 1'ush received from Laities' The entertainment opened at S.15 o'clock parish will be held at the rectory, hi of the world in triumph as King. almost in a minute because of tertainment, 15.75 sharp with an overture, little Miss Dorette Sandy Hook, on Thursday evening, The second special Advent service -- T. (.'ash ree'd from on Subscriptions Gordon presiding at the piano; Miss Cecilia December 12. If very stormy on in Trinity church will be held the carefulness and ami Fines, 10.75 Flynn. of Meriden, violin; Miss Dorette Telg-- Wednesday December 11. 13 thorough- will on evening, D.M. Will Thursday, it take place Friday C. READS???? mati. niandola, and Mrs Gordon, mandolin,. The sermon will be by liev W. ness of that planning. .Ian. Dividend M. & Fanners' Sav- After the overture followed a farce entitled evening. All interested are invited to Boylston of Kiverside. Look at books as an exam- ings Bank, 4. the "Straw Man," in which the different char- attend, and enjoy a social visit. Bridgeport, Conn. Cash ree'd from Subscribers acters were most acceptably filled by those is Loan and Fines, 18.40 taking and in pronounced AT BETTS', ple. The bookshop twice I part, its'entirety Feb. t, Cash ree'd from Subscribers by those present, to be the best farce ever pre At the horse sale in New York, last TTOT'SF.IvF.KPERS recommend Silverall CONGER & MORROW, Loans and Fines. lO.til 1 1 & its usual size and 21. sented at St Patrick's the characters week, Edward saw "Miss Pre- Farmers will rind a tine article of the best Silver Polish. Try it. Reid and General Blacksmith. Carri- growing Cash, Gift from Mrs Olive I'. ball; Taylor 1054 Main street, Bridgeport. Horseshoeing Gately, loo.oo were very appropriately costumed and were a sold for $10,300, rock at Betts'. J. age and Wagon Making and repairing. All Ca-,- vious," salt It has invaded the millinery .Mar I'.i ree'd from Subscribers Martin as "Den- yearling, Joseph West, tirst class work at Bottom Prices. Wearennw and 1 represented Talty "Peter a for I will be at the town clerk's office ready to do Horse Clipping at short notice. ines, as "Mr Tra-ce- y, Sterling," NOTICE 1 4 Fine Art Photographer, is in oth- Apr 1, Dividend Newtown Savings nis, tlte gardner;" William Honan For cranberries, oranges, dates, figs. Saturday, from to d m. until fur miiii .uist soutli ol Keane s lsutton nop. room, seeking space, It. ink. 4.10 a as "Gaston, a $7,200, and "Swift Belle," foaled in ther notice, lor the purpose of receiving taxes and for Amateurs a visitor;" George Jordan, etc., call at Betts'. R. A. Enlarging finishing -- 4, Cash Ladies' Conl ribul ion, ;i:i.ou Miss Ella as Rich- $773. Clark. Collector. specialty. Frames made to order. Views of er directions Frenchman;" Blake "Rita May, for the and Houses for 21, Cash ree'd from Subscript ions Miss Country n.nd Fines. 5..w ards, the hostess,'.' and Bridgie Cogan as Fresh bakery goods at Betts'. SPRINGBARK HERD OF PEDIGREE M. Carri- what a of books 22, one-ha- lf Knter-lainmeu- t, "Florence a visitor." Its mirthful TtTTTLE Ilorso Shoeing Shop, WASHINGTON CONN. And store May Cash Grange Clayton, Messrs Michael and Edward Dono-hu- e B. Ct. Horse DEPOT, 27.50 situations and dialogue provoked roars of age Establishment.Southhury, is. is Jan. tl. Cash. .Miss Bloom's Entertain- knd of ST ROSE'S. Shoeing on natural principles; more work and there A peep worth the laughter and the different characters, as por- John Blake Bridgeport t)btained proper shoeing. All kinds BERKSHIRES ment at Inn. 20.00 speed by notice. All is Cash ree'd from Subscri pt ions trayed, were warmly applauded. passed Thanksgiving day in town. of wagon repairing at shortest - A visit (i.50 Father Fox will say mass at St work warranted to give the best or sattsrac- taking. good long and Fines, Following the farce were presented a series or refunded. 1. Dividends Mechanics - tion money fv-- July ami F.'s of "Living Pictures" in a gilded frame Stephen's church, Stepney next Sun- VV. C. Unsurpassed sue and true Berkshire char- best. Savings Bank. 4.10 large Letters remain uncalled for at the Allen, acter. Blood of Baron Lee IV, 2'.), Cash ree'd from Loans. Sub- so that it appeared to be bung upon o nour. A FURNITURE bought ana sola. Longfellow, arranged addressed to Mrs ciay, at n ciocit, tne usual NTIQITE O. "Dutchess," Windsor Supreme and King And so it is scriptions and Fines, 20. J a wall of green tapestry. The pictures were Sandy Hook postoffice A G. H. Tucker, Easton. Ct. P. Address SHERMAN, CONN., Lee VII Prices moderate. Stock everywhere 1, Mrs R. 25. Vt. represented. Aug. Cash, proceeds .Tartey's but another feature of the evenings enter- James Bennett, J. E. Hall and Mrs J. of L. Bethel, General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. a ways for sale. Inspection invited. J. B. Wax Works Entertainment. K0 35 John Kilbride Passaic, N. J., pass- WATSON, Conn. and leather 21. tainment that received the commend- "Springbank, Marbledale. Handkerchiefs, Cash. Balance Ladies' Contri- highest C. Jones. ed the with SALE OR RENT House 9 rooms, barn, bution. 10.00 ation. They were presented, with Thanksgiving holiday FOR all in Sacres of and 5. Cash reo'd from appropriate good repair; goods, and umbrellas, Sep. Subscriptions. music upon the piano for each by Miss Newtown friends. land, plenty of fruit. lew minutes walk of Loans and Fines. 10.17 picture Dr Taul U. Sunderland of Danbury 2d. .New I'res- - Tops and Trimmings. 1, in the order: "The Old the lake. Sherman Cogswell, novelties have spread out. Oct. Dividend Newtown Savings Telgmann, following was ton. It ink. (i.41 Folks at Home," by Masters William Ryan and in town on Sunday. William D. Hopkins of Roxbury has Canopy Tops. Huggy Tops. Cushions. Racks, Oscar Pitzschler, 2.". Cash ree'd from Subscriptions. duck farm 58 etc. One new Concord Buggy cheap for Cash. Toys, and dolls, and Loans and little Miss Florence Gaffney; "Good Bye," by moved into Marshall Sears DOE SALE- - The containing Barber & West St. games Fines, 7.!; and Willie said to the place IT unro. srnod building and all improvements. D. G. BEERS & Ct. Hairdresser, 2.', Cash roe'd sale Baskets. 4.50 little Joseph Culhane, be That esteemed citizen, Patrick Mc Located miles from Fairlleld depot. Lewis CO., Newtown, Haircuttinjr.Shaving and Shampooing Singe- rule l in Huntingtown district.. the basement 2s, Cash. Sale Spinsters' ook by one of tlte cutest pictures in the series; "Never whose illness noted Hiller, R D No. 10, Fairfield, Ct. ing in the very best manner and latest style. Ladles of Astoria. Oregon. 5.00 Too a stock- Carthy, has been No extra charge of trimming whiskers at time a Late to Mend," number of ragged of Haircut. with work of others Every department has in a row; "I'll Take Care of in TnE Bee, does not improve in Miss Rebecca Wunderlich and Miss SALE OR EXCHANGE A tew farms Comparison :f70s.(i7 ings arranged IX)R to invited. Special attention to Ladies' Sham- You," William Ryan and Florence a fact his friends will Susie Smith, the latter from with stock, tools and crops. Terms suit pooing and Children's to tell Com ra Gaffney; health, regret Warwick, r Some very desirable city proper Do Yoi liaircutting. bright story "The of the a live "The purchaser. 1000 Lady Lake," duck, to learn. N. Y., have taken positions with the must ue utspuseu ui an uuc. Need a nice wurni ; ty 1 e"" Dec. ", Rev G. T. Linsley, postage on Benediction," by Martin Roach "The Glori- Fabric Fire Hose Co. niatic track cart and sulky, few No. wagons blanket for your horse, a pair of Kubber or invitations, S .00 ous Son That Never Sets," a live rooster; and harnesses. Address .lames J. Bropney, w Felt Boots, of a nice warm Storm Coat? Also s, Mrs Hill and Mr - Miss Esse the colored domes Conn. full stoek of .i roeeries. Trade with us and B E RT DA. V, Dauehy.clean- by little Miss Dorette Gordon ; "The Person, Grand Street, Danbury. Mason ing windows, 3 "Night," in of Mr Mrs W. J. James is on save money. and Contractor, Danbnry, Ct. 12, E. G. Lake, laying board walk. 1.0(1 Last of Poor Dog Tray," a string of bologna tic the employ and Egan the sick list. Urick laying a Specialty. 14. M. J. Houlihan. Luncheon for;j4. 12.00 "Matrimonial leaves on for a to have TRTMBULL, on and small con M. .1. sausages; Sweets," by George Beecher, Saturday visit Farmers desiring S. CONN. C"t'igures given large 14, Houlihan, curb stone. 5.50 a C. B. who has been an acute their farm wagons equip-ne- d J. PARKS, tracts. 14. Exnressage on Envelopes, Jordan administering soothing syrup Sto at Franklinton, N. C. Johnson, with 'broad tires and 1001 "The "Fid- Notice. The Howland Goods largedoll; Woodchopper," anax; sufferer with rheumatism, is improv rims arei nvited to call at my shop. Wagon Dry .Ian. 4, C. II. Gay. .scraping and polish- by Dorette Gordon and William to. 10.00 dle, Grandpa," J. F. of slowly. work of all kinds attended ing Tables. McCarthy Jersey City spent ing I- - LI. , ...... Periodicals. 7.10 Ryan ; "Thtf Lovers," two large spoons tied to- Mil I II 1. I " .,,11 W. T. GALLAGHER, Company, Thanksgiving with his family. Sot'TH Coxs. Feb. Frank Wright, insurance. 1S.75 gether with red ribbon ; "The Famous Father & Britain, The Baker & Co.. books. 2S.01 Hiram lodge, F. A. M., will elect - Taylor Ilogan." by John Lynch, Jr., better known as -- Some barn Will sell Shall be at my Barber Shop in buihiins join- Conn. Mar Freight charges on Books and a officers on 18. ex good hay. Sit Bridgeport, "A Bunch of American Dennis Cavanaugh made business December Work is S15 ton at baru if taken right away, ing Munson Hall Wednesday and unlay of lib!. Glassware. .50 "Ilogan;" Beauty r at per uuu...... ,. . . Hi. Abhie L. Feck, librarian, sal Itoses," by five little misses, Tessie Carmody, trip to Waterbury, last week. pected at the first communication in John 11. Steele, .Mittuiuuury, work t,. ary, 1(1.25 Dorette Anna Helen is, W. H. SnilTen. repairing clock, .75 Carmody, Iloulijian, Mr and Mrs A. Costello of January. . . Frank Wright, balance insur- Houlihan and little Willie C'ulhan. dressed in Henry li.75 a Cider Apples! ance, pink dresses, arranged against background Bridgeport passed Thanksgiving with was wisli- - Mar. Hy cash W. A. Leonard, insur- - Ezra Wildman a guest. Thanks Any one who Leading Photographer, of emerald green gauze and American flags, - j MAIN CONN. a nee, 22.50 Mrs Costello's mother, Mrs O. P. Lillis. of his Mr Mrs us to mti.ic ineircKiei- aiucn Drintr tl Rare is STREET, DERBY.. in a blaze of tableau a giving day, parents, and r. 1...1 insr to null in Pal Opportunity. Apr. 4, W. P. Toml in, services to date, lJ.cO ending light, brilliant pc ,., hi tlicm my .tun. 11. Abbic L. Peek, June. 10.25 ending to tlte second part of the program, Ira Wildman. His nephew, James estine District Prices th Lowest for first class work. 2. Y. Mr and Mrs Matthew of July I. Totnlin. services to date 12.00 which was line. Qualey, Jr., Also all size liotiers aim For farm 130 acres, 2. I'.. G. 5 especially Wildman, returned home with him. E. Newtown, Conn. Sale, my containing Cash Sale July Lake, carpenter work. the ca.me the ribbon East Hartford, and Mr and Mrs George Chas. lilakeman, about. 30 acres of woodland, rest well divided. Review of 2.50 Following pictures Spot Aug. Reviews. Plenty of good fruit, well watered, good house 7. 10 cos- 3iK 4iw acres Sept. The llaker, Taylor Co.. books. 42.50 dance by young misses handsomely E. Lynch of Danbury were guests on Miss of VK.M in Washington, ol or j and barn, blacksmith 13 head -- 10, Maggie Murphy Danbury will on shares shop, just built: ON- Sept Freight on books, tumed in white, with beautiful sashes of rib- Michael M otter for Sale, to rent or let of all my farming tools. Will sell ev- - Oct. to. W. 1'. Totnlin, services to Oct.. 12.5(1 Thanksgiving day of Ilaugh. was a recent ot Mrs Dennis 1. M. Black, Washington cattle; " 10. bon in a rosette at the shoulder and guest to a reliable party. ervtning mentioned, tor sow. jernis easy. X The linker. Taylor Co., books, 40.20 looped Ct. Call or address W. C. Wheeler, Southford, Ct. T ' 10. Freight on book's, 25 ornamented with gold and silver tinsel, the Crowe. Depot 1901. 2.". L. with A of SO acres Dec. 10, Abbie Feel; acct. services, 24.25 ends of the sashes ornamented with colored George Maguire passed Sunday PORS'YLEOK KENT Farm Tuesday, " 2S, John Wanninaker, books. 32.00 friends. hissh elevation, well divid N'ov.27. H. II. Meets & Co.. glass bulbs and a rosette of the same colored Bridgeport Frank Banks is on the sick list. and meadow good buiWings supplies. . ed in pasture Oood-sel- l, so lbs Granulated Suijar, $1.0O Dec. 2. Balance, ribbon trimmed in silver tinsel ornamenting with vator. Price to suit. Mrs R. i.. 6 doxes Sardine?. their slippers. Miss Doretta Telgman of New York Charles Bedat his Bethel, Conn. Old Books! Old Books! Conn. 25c S70S.07 cut hand quite ; 14S Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, 2. The with ten streamers of different rv.,.i. .i ii....I, 9 Bars Lenox 25c Dec. To balance In Mechanics and pole, is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. W. badly with an axe, this week. SALE uooo. rauuit "s. Soap, Farmers S240.09 colored ribbon, was in the of the FOR Monroe. Address, K. D. 14, Stepney Good paid for them. Have you any (Formerly of Danbury.) " SavingsObank, center stage' Gordon. prices 2. To balance' invested in Xew- and as the little Misses danced the in Depot, Ct. you wish to get rid of. If so send us a list reasonable town bank. 102 21 through with title, dale and name of author. The best photos at Savings s dance.-ac- is Ct. Bargain Day. tricate mazes of most intricate Attention called to the advertise History of Fairfield County. We wish to buy antique-furniture- crockery, prices. inter Mrs Lida Hathaway, who has been col- WANTED in good condition and cheap. powder horns, guns, swords, oid companied by appropriate music, they ment of Frank in another - engravings, Remember the Date. Amount in Site Fund, $100.75. a six weeks was Wright Insurance.- care pen.. pewter, bread bags. etc. wove the ribbons about the poie into beauti- passing in Woodbury, umn about to Address, ! NO subscriptions various t NO FROQ FOOT! The librarian's will in ful design; at a given and re- a few of Dr and Mrs ATTENTION This Is to let you REDFIELD & KEANE, Auctioneers. report appear turning signal the guest for days Mr 17ARMF.KS. a 43 Ct the the ribbons were unwoven, publications. Wright will take know t hat we are grinding feed six days John St., Bridgeport, I shoe horses on strictly natural principles; next week's issue. versing dance, E. N. Betts, here for New r more obtained Re- and once more the same leaving subscript ions to any periodical wpek. isrtn for sale speed by proper shoeing. ! I repeating figures, York and New publish ...... ntttd 1 have 30 casks cider by setting light t ires iic each. Shoring tL Light B. &Co, without even the semblance of a mistake, Jersey. ed but makes a specialty of the month the cask. All new casks. liurion r. iucriu, CjRIINDIINCJ. new steel tires $1. Blacksmithing in all ila awley TESTIMONIAL TO witli a first to the then to Ct. branches. Horseshoeing a specialty. Shop SELECTT1AN ending salute, pole, and New York Aspetuck, 1 of F. E. Gobiel, the of ly magazines dailies. will grind all kinds of opposite Short's hat factory. Leading Grocers, AND C. the audience, amid a blaze tableaux lights genial manager SERVICE-Berksh- ire boar, Duke sCub, feed at mill in Brookfield Center on Tues- Ct MRS L. MORRIS. A he offers is 11 num- UOR 1000 Reg-ittei- my JOSEPH BLSSER, Bethel, which made one of the most beautiful and S. C. Bull's Hook special bargain 56B1J. Or. Sire weighed lbs. and of each week, at - - Conn Sandy drug store, and brood bitches for sale. days Fridays popular Stepney, BY THE CONGREGATIONAL, CIU'IK'II PEOPLE. brilliant tableau's one could wish to see the was on bers of Frank Leslie's Magazine and a Collie pups prices. in Springfield, Mass., Saturday. May hew. Bethel. e. entertainment came to an end. This feature handsome calendar for $1. WILLIAM WELLINGTON, Our goods are fresh and up Howell for him. art The 18 montns AI. strictly The church were of the reflects credit the Wright substituted SALE-O- ne red mooley bull Charles Pinckncy, Congregatioual people program great upon Post, Ladies' Home FOR cow 4 old Also Bkookfiei.i Center. Nichols, Conn. Invited Selectman and Mrs L. Sister who Saturday Evening one new milch years hospitably by Sisters, espeelrlly Mary Berchman, ii'ni tenement house, bam and land in & Wagon Making & Repairing. C. Morris to hold the sociable of the misses; also the Edward Taylor enjoyed a sleigh ride Journal, Cosmopolitan and McClure's Sort hvUie straw, tobacco corn Carriage opening patiently taught the'young lay, grain, Mil-for- d. - seasonal their new and young ladies who took in the as far as Bennett's are counted the best publications in etc. E. B. Stone, Park Lane, New fj5"TIorseslioeing and General Blacksmith- CANNED GOODS : pleasant residence, following part Bridge, Wednesday, stalks, T. iiiL' Mv nncesare rigutana ail worn niir-- had little suspicion that the tables were 1o lie dance: Misses Lizzie and May Egan, May behind that handsome stepper, their class and are worth much more Ct. J. CORBETT, anted first Class. Come and see me. We are neat turned on them. A number Gussie May Mag- - making special prices ly good gath- Campbell, Bradley, $1 t week- on Canned Goods, Toma "Hessie T." than the charged. Nothing could WANTED. Insurance, Debentures, Mining Stocks, his including ered on Wednesday night, and after it social gie I'urtell. Mary Lynch, Mamie Keane and 4 in coun- toes. Corn. I'eas. Succotash, etc. Give us more to a lriend a Bv a married couple, board etc, etc., trial and save money. time1 with various games had been enjoyed, Annie Carmody. give pleasure than voting board for my wife and do ght Still agents for Masury's A. T. S. C. Co. Bromide of one of for a try pay Gerbich, QUEEN ST., XEWTOWN. CONN. Railroad Paints. All or- Nettleton took the post of chairman Immediately following the entertainment, Bull & sell Hill's present these year. He work for iny board. Address August We Are ders for work will receive and ofiicinted in his usual manner. was introduced and continued until 1483 Mitin St., Bridgeport. For Sale: Shares of the Nespelln S'lPHEN FRENCH, gracious dancing of Cascara for grip colds, and have all will furnish, Harper's, Century or andTreasury of prompt attention. Paper hanging a specialty. Ct. A duet wits tirst rendered bv W. W. 2 a. m., to music furnished by Gallagher and - Mining Milling Company Spokane, irst class won: soucueu. Stepney Depot, piano Scribner. Get his on or A one-seat- sleii ;h. Alsoahar- Wash., at a discount. One Thousand Shares, floor were Tal- the standard cough remedies. prices two ?OR SALE Gardner and Curt is F. Morris, after which a Pock. The committee Martin uess. M. S. Otis, Newtown. cash $75; installments floo. "Does It pay to CRAFT & LYONS. was S. F. II. Itewit. Allison Edward William more magazines: it will save you money. own a thousand shares?" Send for my reading given by ty, George Jordan, Troy, Jr., $0. The Painters & Decorators. STEPNEY, CT. P. was Get your prescriptions on - l r he J12 harness for pamphlet explaining. C. L. SM ALLEY, Smith then introduced, and after Honan and Patrick Crow. Sandwiches, coffee physicians' Prospectus' application. 13i and a line S2. S. C. & I 15 -- roeer harness for Ct. telling a story or two, pointed out the fact and temperance drinks were served under the compounded at Bull Co.'s. for SJ0. Afferent kinds Stepney Depot, buggv"harness Eight -- SAI.E-l'oria- ble that Mr .Morris was a square man, tin immediate supervision of Miss Annie Troy, G. .., :: .T .t f ..,,m You can aiso sao steam saw mill, nearly tKSTAIlIISUKO Rev T. Linsley will preach at the Bethel. j j FOR Boiler, engine and whole out Ut. all Brookfield. FI man and a man to emer Mrs Miss Blake, Miss vehicles here. Jiaynew, P. H. DIXON, l(K' nil kinds of Wuori iirul (.'iut'imSo equal every Mary Ilurd, Bridgie Howard Bassett of Derby was the Ilawleyyille chapel on Sunday after buying readv to set right up. Number of jolts wailing Cons. mui IJIiU'ksiiiil hiii'i in gency, liev O. W. Iiarker made a and Mary Keating and Miss Maggie Crow. 'JO -- Chester lute for 1 lie Reason fur selling, other imlrlnir P;iinthi!r; bright ' noon at 3.. p. m. SALE Number of pigs purchaser. and and nil ils lji':imhLs Kirst workiiKiustiip oil' some Tlte were S13S, with a guest of Mr and Mrs A. W. Bassett on FOR bard and soft wood cut business. Stepney Depot. CI. Carriage Wagon Making 1 taking speech, gelt ing capital puns total receipts about old; also L'u:ir:i!itiMil :imi nrict's jilvvays reasonable. 100 t or in chunk. Any orders by Repairing, Horseshoeing t II : on members of his On behalf profit of over for he benefit of the church. lengt it split ai.i now iivp:i rel o h kinds of feedjjrlnd-n.- congregation. Thanksgiving day. Diamonds! A nllill filled. Mamert Woicehowski, And General attention al men call. of the church he then to Mr The committee wish to thank especially all piece of diamond jew pmmptly Blacksmithing. Special sliji'i notice, (rive people presented is admired and is Sugar St., Newtown, Ct. given to interfering horses. Also ox shoelnjc. and Mrs Morris a beautiful oil painting, t lie those who contributed money in answer to elry always it always Wagons or all kinus uuiit at snort notice, sati- a satisiaction to know is a safe in concerning the NOTICE. Over 30 - artist being Miss Mary Bacon. Mr Morris re their invitations previous to the entertain- This weather the need it V ward Crotlie sfaction guaranteed. years etcperi- snug suggests vestment when buv V'""'": n Au- We the defy in esce. Kind treatment touorses. .. plied in titling words. Refreshments of cof ment, and those who lent their presence on you it right. We M Uinnian. last undersigned compciilioii rancynorae of proper blankets for the horses are to show our who raKMi since. Ad- Wagon Work. Blacksmith Work. Horseshoeing shoeing if wanted. Give me a trial. I hiiir-eke- were always glad assort- seen by her it i ,orr.nJ, r :i Il"t . M'eaii were dispensed.' the occasion. Some very unique answers gust a d has not been and General of all kinds. laUir and !' & Co. horse- ment. of 11. I arms, Ct. Jobbing Flour on t he market ; every im r by the committee, and, with their Taylor, Curtis can tit the Our line diamond jewelry is dress Mrs Cora Crother. Quaker stock considered, we beat them all. Come ye il.i'i bhl. ii.nied.l or All from the South. East and West, and 1 price per we lour sent in verse. men out with in the blanket complete. the best patterns and A North, WANTED ci iws. A LATE permission, print replies anything lowest SERVICE young registered get your wagons and sleighs repaired anil AFTERNOON VVEDUiNU. as follows. The tirst was from P. J. Brennan, line. coats and fen styles at the prices. Call and FOR boar. Breeding of tbe bes For sale and horses feel and To exchange, first class carpenter work for H. B. COGER, Conn. Waterproof our breet ng. painted, your carefully . W. HAW Build- Botsford, w ho runs Brennan's restaurant on Cannon examine line. Keici & Todd, two extra tine bronze toms for shod. Never Slip Shoes on hand if cash, r LEY, Carpenter and boots an of. cock. $2.0(1; a trio of properly 11. Sam- Farms. Monroe. Ct. miss iit'itiii-aa.-Mi- wttKKia a. they have elegant stock l. each. A White Wyandotte desired. Samuel Kyle. F. E. St urges. er, Cutler's street, Bridgeport: jiiiugepoi kock 10 i; .00; pure bred White Plymouth W. How- - uel Liustedt. Bethel. Colin. "This little stocking I cannot bring, 1 cheap cow, s;t; 1 iiiurci. i t Conn. Some Hie niter he shadows that close in But, IT. S. Mail methinks will bear When in Shelton do not fail to visit aid ICiiowles, Bethel, ! it; Down sofa sofa 4 YOi'NG GIRL wishin it to attend the New- - REMEMBER the short D.'ce'uher had fallen, a pillows and pillow 1). " days pretty Your choice is copper, but mine is paper. the hardware store ot N. Clark. 111I1I tind board We handle all kinds FOR took on afternoon town Academy pleasant - wedding place Wednesday This you know can't possibly tear it; patterns. These goods interest the i ou will always tind something to in by applying to "J,' Care Nkwtown l!t:E,New- of tarm produce, for which we pay CASH. at t he home of Mr and Mrs William Homer NOTICE. 2 The size and number, by no means small, ladies and Taylor, Curtis & Co. have terest you and save you money. town. Conn. R. C. HATCH & SON. Ilubhell. W. Wheeler and MUs . CKrisiiTics llervey Mary Would aid you a little in your trouble; them for Am prepared to furnish cheap forcasli stoe OR SALE -- Voting Cockerels SI each. White Howe Avenue. Shelton, OV. J. lluiibell were joined in marriage by a beau- inspection. wood or in four-fo- ot lengths if. desired. All Hai red Rock, A trifle more, please accept, this Fall, Hook, Wyandotte, Plymouth Single- tiful service. Key Otis W. Barker, llieir pas- And some time hence it be double." CATARRH CANNOT BE GURED orders left at Augur's market, Sandy Comb Brown Leghorns. S. W. Smith, Anso- . may attention. ( 01111. tor, performing the Quietly, to W. sells his three will receive prompt nia. - The seroiid is from Dr John Wright who George Lendeveg R C. MITCHELL. Sandy Hook, Ct. Cyclone Ensilage IkHUt could be select- the of soft the A 1 Nothing accompaniment music, parties runs a privale hospital in Jsriueport. horses on Thursday, December 12, at with LOCAL I'PUCATIONS, as they can- FOR SALE As am to remove 10 New and Ftxlder cutters and Carriers are the best a t. U: i ! i to the contract came down the not reach t he of disease. is 1 offer for all the horses in my on ad- eu tor Tresem tor :i marriage stairs few. 1 M seal the Catarrh sale, made, tor circulars and prices call or i "You ask for penies, a p. m., at the stable of a blood or in 17 the fast am . it door, found themselves sur just Harvey constitutional disease, and order stable, head, including steppers. dress U C.CAMP. Agent, friend than a y. ar's npei 'I'liu number at least of my stocking, too; to cure it must "Walter K. lonimie H. and "wiuo is. New uliscription a of I Thomas in and on yon take internal remedies. Mllford. cu oi" rounded by small group their nearest Now what that is couUl not tell. Roxbury, Saturday, Hall's Catarrh Cure is and horses, drivers and general purpose one or w taken internally Bromated I'ruekiiig to the k:i(i:n.; weekly relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Ilubhell and son Perhaps a quarter ill do as well." December 14, 10 a. lie will sell acts direct ly on lit; blood and mucous sur- Pepsin horses. Will lie sold for cash. A great at m., cheap a SALE A wood cook stove, new periodicals. Any of from West port ami Mrs Jennie Oliver Tilt- hir.l is from John ICearns. the .Middle faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack Cures Headache and Neuralgia. opportunity for anyone wishing 10 buy FOR nearly monthly Irving at his residence near Judd's medicine. It was w. New 1 t. .I. McNamara, R. 1). No. 34, Xew of ere he ones from street llrid.epol-t- Bridge prescribed hy one of the Cures Indigestion and Dyspepsia, horse, c. uecnian. .uuioru the a for Bridgepot l.w only present plumber, four-vear-o- Ct. following, war, ld red best physicians in tiiis for years, and t es of Stomach. town, out of Some served one pair (if Durham is a country;'is in Acidity town. light refreshments, lYimies are all very iood. and. regular prescription. It composed of Cures Heartburn and Flatulency AOE EARNERS, do not overlook the fact In Shelton. Farm 135 acres, good II I well in SALE (mi si nil t allies scattered t hrouh the parlors milit say very their piaee, oxen, Blue Andalusian fowls, hay the best tonics known, combined with the tiest that can earn for you - per FOR 2 llnl to or tilooil in.u: on IT. FOR SALE BV your savings house. barns, chicken house; hurst deslroy this stocking 1 puriliers. act cured ly the mucous TliV annum, ltiveMnient at H3 I' ili.wi d the ceremony when the pleasant Would he a tools, and liousenoia surfaces. The combination of the two centner guaranteed 2i miles from Bargain. Watson, on surely disraee; grain, arming perfect mat. particulars i.o.x t.ti. nan Fairlieltl avenue, Bridgeport. $1 00 lid' hat of soul friendship ran merrily for And. a.u:ain. what Catholic is there furniture. He will go to Oklahoma ingredients is what produces such wonderful Woodbury Drug Co. ford, Conn. Ladies' Home Join na!. a ii In hi more. At tut hour in the Who fan falter or turn'ui) a Nose. results in curintr Catarrh. Send for testimon- Woodbury, Conn. 8 early I f t a on week to McCI Mr and Mrs Wheeler left for the small stocking the l!)th of the following ials, free. rtOll SALE power portable boiler. urc's? They'r called mi to aid Our St ltose; F. J. CIIKNEV & CO.. Toledo. O. W. L. JUDSON, Manager. A. saw mill and stone crustier. 1 ii I. B. reside on the claim his son, T.m engine, Munr.cy's, ll'tlur nil's parents. Mr and Mrs. lint upward and onward lei's lift that Fred, tysold bv Drnjtjttsts. rent, blacksmith 'shop. .Ss,i North avenue. Leslie's Win eh tic-ol- Wheeler homestead on the Kind Charity's Veil and don't say we lien. drew in the of the Hall's Family Fills are the best. Oood stand tor steady man. .1. 1. Dixon, Syl Xmas Frank For witii this neat August drawing Conn n I llionl hi Willi bell lit fu lid ill.- road, which is so well known tiny stocking. van ave.. North Bridgeport Tovs for the children. Come Is hut a. new wrinkle of pulling the I.e; opening of the Kiowa reservation. in Art Calendar. I it s Ion s o en ,a.' ion of t he SALE-Farro- w cow : vears one and see our stock. Christmas candy large by members So instead of Hiving you pennies The Kind You Have Always I70R old; The horses offered for sale are first Bears the Sought CANDY ld or small Grapes, Oranges, Figs. Delineator, Whci-lc- f.llriil.v illl'l l.y it , ovcrslimlow-lioini- - Which are unsa nitary and mifiht make you ill r due in March: three calv quantities. I S Dates, Mixed Nuis and Raisins. Fresh stock Ili-i- do hut most months old. A. ii. district. Saturday Evening I'ost, iim- dm rcc. it. In of tin; carefully. class and whoever gets one of them Signature For Christmas, made Ferry. Hopewell of Groceries and meats always on hand. Tuck iu'lhis a two dollar Hill.' ev-tii- Newtown. w i away blocking of of be t material we can and fresh Everybody's. ii, ly wc'l'lcd p:i r. is :i ln:itl,.- fur (Ic,. p will ii the buy dis- - ft get bargain. ei-- us vour order. Special ii I n- I The fourth and last, answer in verse was i'(il;f-;- III. ill hill hen of he . day - . the on Main to senoois. J. H. CASSIDY, Will b to receive XKW from in Ream clothier, 1 li oiiut Sunday glad yiiiliii-- ii in. wli'i (In- l.i iMii nl lln-- si reel FCR SALE speedy road mare, years old. ! South Britain. Ct Bridgeport. A d, who lives clown stands !.".:', fearless oi' automo- or RKNKWALS ji ii n it n rl s mill ii u III Mill liil' 1l little hay. & subscriptions tlUlt.V "This little tiny stockinK biles, trolley or steam cars, a great driver; al- ERDMAN RLWELL, Keep warm llil-,- new. 'I'M i: I'.KI'. I'tiir.'i'iii-ln-- s was in (i lioO for the above, or ANY daily, mils iis lias touched a lender chord. toward the Glen, up Sandy so a hay horso ye.-ti-- old, pounds, safe And lliis Is the place to get ht'iu-- w l h a old or children to drive Bethel Bakers, will the cold. Nice save uhi.1 ions and or Jim ny yi ;i s re wit send lit tie mite Hook the other day. came one lor people anywhere; the goods that keep out Horseshoeing wvekly ov inoiitlily. Can From he bounty of the Lord; Along also one seal brown coach horse. Hi hands, warm Underwear for all and the kind that i.l' h:iii.v ".M:iy their love licwr 1 1 Conn. times. May ii meet your expectation of the local horsemen with one of the good actor; heavy horse. 1400 lbs: fat heif- Fountain Place, Bethel, wear. Ladies' heavy outing Flannel Wrappers. and wagon repairing. Wheels and all parts nio;;e in.,;iv (it- ii- ill l you know cli;iiiu''- diuilit ny. Mny hey he A ml aid in lie repose er; cowsjdue in' February. Edgar T. An- Ii loves and Mittens for all. Felt and Rubber for of wagon work always on hand f In- and invited to 34 any part in Ml In r. iiii'I tiny they lit Ins! "i ri hi tile" a nil expense lively steppers, the boy drews. Elm St. Ret del. Boots, the best makes on the market. Sh ( f 10 I In- I, iti'-l- to inc. St liose." was at and Rubbers tit all. A. D. mi of pcrl'i-- love' ride. The gentleman driving d MUNSON, FRESH year-ol- cow fol ia le. E. L REMEMBER 'rcsh Stock of Groceries. Trade Willi a moderate g;ait when the youngster X( town. a.id save- money. Blacksmith and Frank Von can get that State Wheelwright. Wright, a -- Fancy Bay Travelers and ive bridal spoke up: "I am in somewhat of T OST A wheel plot or mud iruartl. Flour at Soutli Britain Mill for $4 50 per bbl. South Britain, Ot. New Ct. prospect ! JU h it ALLEN JOYCE. town, Mis M icbael K ea t i as I Finder will please ive at I!i:k OHiee. Is time for Buckwheat Cakes. We need out of t for (i. nr of slree t have some medicine for my Now the couples lid t;'i nvii hurry; '" have tiie best of Buckwheat Flour. Your Roxbury Station Ct. does not ANTEI)-:- M to men to hew t ies mil cut i and t ravel A improve. sister." "Well," said the citizen f done while vou wait. For all their trunks hit,' ba's. timber and wood. Also tenuis to draw of drain and Feed at lowest possible V.. Nt-t- t kinds Minott 1 better ties. E. ft 011 Apply toCharles Haw call at. bo I! rick store will tix them good naturedly, ''hadn't you get prices go to South Itritam Mill. Dr L. Augur, t Hook. Cooley Oonn. A co;iiM-!cii- rid lor Michael McMahon of N. and walk?" This didn't suit the ley, Sandy Myron Sandy Hook, tin- Mill . I'assaic, J., out WVNIII To Kind OST-- has removed to 500 West H3th St.. New York l.vfVl-'-ni-'- T A and white Dealer in Choice Meats All ill rciiiin 1. n. with Hook and be concluded to with his beagle, hound, yellow J. A. BEARD, will lie 140 G rand of Kinds, good wngo. . imssed Sunday Sandy boy, stay ol He at St., Waterbury, i- I'l.i.-c- n JU pots. Answers to name "liengitf. City. Hint, .No. : lllll.-ld- I": hi mill.. South Britain, Ct. Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Poultry, Vegetables, ste. S. A. load (if machinery for the friends. friend. James Campbell, Sandy Hook. IO THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901.

Annie Frazier valued the colt. As soon as he had been broke to the sad- dle and had been bridle-wis- e, she had ARE ANY flERCH ANT-TAILOR- ED READY-TO-WEA- R CLOTHING. him as her own. She - HB3 adopted petted fm9 SfrVti ;x&5ZTir him, fed him at the the front porch, YOU gave him salt from her hand. He was HEAD as gentle to her as a kitten. She tossed and restlessly that night DEAF? ' NOISES? could not sleep. Suppose those raid- t WW ing cavalrymen should take a fancy to ALL. CASES OF her pet. She had heard that they On were in search of guns, pistols and DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING A these were much Talk horses, that things Clothing. a all ARE NOW CURABLE needed by people unprepared for our war. by new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. The thought was torturing. After HEAD NOISES GEASE IMMEDIATELY. arose midnight she and dressed her- F. A. WERMAN, OF SAYS: "We as of mountains of moon as on self. BALTIMORE, well talk the the talk What could she do? she Md.. March ;o. Why JIai.timork, iqci. might Gentlemen : Reins entirelv cured of now deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will give you could hide I'ct in the Fern Swamp a full history of my case, to be "used at vour discretion. OLOTHJ-N- to want to know. down on the where an Indian About five years ao in v right tar began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost and fail tell you what you You have creek, my hearing in this ear entirely. scarcely, no stranger, would ever find I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without anv success, consulted a num- ber of the mo-- t ear of citv. me him. She went to his crib and anphysicians, among others, eminent specialist this who told that 110 time to for what isn't to the neither have we. all took only operation could help me. and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would spare point; It out a of corn, thence to his stall. then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever. bag I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat- : He was not there! To her ment. After I had used it onlvafew davs according to vour directions, the noises ceased, and we do else? surprise after five weeks, mv in on this Can better you than We can, animal was was hearing the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank you hinges by anybody every gone, the stable heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours. a deal on empty. F. A. WERMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. and not a little better but good better. You are the inside High up near the zenith the moon Our treatment does not interfere with usual occupation. hung a golden ball of light and illu- Exadetreea"d YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME "'Vo"?.1"1 our mined stable-lo- t track, financially, when you purchase Clothing. the with brilliancy. INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL She could follow the recent tracks of several animals out of the barn an4 down the road. The girl was both knife and began to fashion his shovel hill beyond. She was watching to see timid and brave. She hesitated at with which to remove the earth from the gallant cavalcade as it went to the of unknown he-ror- ic every shadow, at every rattling fall the precious goal of all his burning de future of that bitter,sad Yoke Overcoats leaf or nut through the twigs; but her war. Our sire. His mind could no reaon course was firmly on. longer "And Mose, "she said, with his reason was swallowed faltering Traces of several animals and two up in the voice, "I know you are tired of black- men were easily followed. Pap and Hood of cupidity. smith work; you are tired of this hum- Mose Jacob wrestled all must have shared like apprehen- night with his drum life: fodder pullin', and plough-in'.an- d Win- sions with and must deter- visitant. Mose has been n' are a of to show them is a pleasure. Our hers, have angelic preachiu", and camp-meeti- especially tiling beauty; mined to get the farm stock, the crit- thrown in this tussle with his demoni- can't satisfy you; if I was a man I'd be ac ter Suits are tailored and varied in assortment. ters, to a place of hiding. suggestion. a soldier, too: Pap'll never let you go beautifully D This was very reassuring. Yet cuios But will he rise and renew th e fate- to right on that side, never. Mose, I ful ity and devotion to the col tied her on; struggle? love the colt here better'n anything, she would make sure, and then they With heavy guilt weighing down his except Pap, and mother, and might need the corn she carried. Be- conscience, he glares fearfully around, Cousin Winnie and Aunt sides, after the lovers' quarrel with lest Andy has returned to gloat over Mandy, and Presidin' Klder Mason, Mose, she yearned for the colt's affec- his buried treasure. Instead of Andy"s ... .and. . . .may be one more, Mose: tion. This was true and constant; this lank figure, his eye sees something Mose, you can have him." never changed into reproaches bitter ghostly and large moving through the Two tears came out of Annie's eyes as "gall and wormwood; this never scattered trees. and a sniffle gurgled up in her voice. stung, hornet-lik- e, and, as the hornet His quick fancy conjures up all that She held out her hand, and put the Bridgeport, Conn. aims at the cen er of the eye, aimed to is mysterious; it looks like Annie; her colt's bridle rein in her lover's band. pierce the most sensitive part of her sunbonnet is folded back and her ra- The sacrifice was great, but her heart mind; this animal's affection was sure diant face is now in moonshine, now went out to Mose. and loyal and tender and responsive. in shadow. She is seated high above "There they go, Mose, up the hill; the and is a on breezes or sent mys cent; oak shadows tell no tales; the new Adam and Eve fleeing from a gar- man began to use a shovel, throwing She desired the touch of the colt's" lips ground, moving, spectral they'll take you. I heard onesay they bjrne babbling of mane and without sound. some of of flame den of Eden, went into house, out the loose earth. Mose drew under her hand, his brushing rider, slowly wanted mounted men. You won't be Newtown Bee, teriouly by unknown process moonlight, darting lances they the nearer, There came into Mose's mind the rec- The ' - her forehead. gone long, and I'll never Good wireless in those dim recesses of i lii . i! 1 l .1; 11 c i f ill- till he feared that the beating of his forget. telegraphy (called through mysterious When a women's heart has cause to ollection of bis last talk with her: he by, Mose! I'll not tell Pap. Mose' had and Mose Martin had heart was louder than other sounds scorn of re- days the grape yine telegraph). leaves, even peeping stars keep secrets; ome; but any doubt where it would love confidently remembered her proud his haven't you got just a word to say?" Several States had united them- and Nature, most tolerent chaperon, one thought. A hundred dollars! This of the spade or of the woods. she turns othet wherej for simple ex- proach; he recalled the vison of inno- Mose used his lips to better purpose. Published By of cent she had. he selves into a at closes her eyes when Youth and was the small golden key to unlock The mm resembled Andy Frazier. pressions kindness and sympathy. happiness suggested; He smothered his farewells in kisses on BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY confederacy Montgom- kindly realized her her THE Love would dance for him. How could he ever was As Annie moved along a large spec- purity, simple faith, her mouth and cheeks; he threw the ery: Fort Sumter at Charleston was along the perilous Elysium What he doing, after midnight, in devotion to been of life. tral form suddenly loomed right at her her her parents. bridle rein over the colts neck, mount- besieged; and had bombarded and edge get a hundred dollars? No small sum this uncanny spot? The of her hand tender-es- t, side from the fence corner. She near- touch again thrilled ed at a his heels into of thou ake-wis- e, leap, dug the had surrended. Outside these quiet Oh, Mystery, sweetest, was this to him. It was rather the Mose had writhed, sn until his his beat Kim-berle- ly shrieked with alarm, her nerves were hand; heart tumuluously turned the country was aflame with yet most unapproachable of the of Golconda, a diamond from y, pels flanks, many times to valleys gold a few yards only separated them. He so tense. And then she a lit- The violence of his emotion overwhelm- Jon- o laughed throw kisses back to ALLISON I. SMITH, rumors of civil war. poets! As the souls of David and the wealth of an Oil Trust-T- crouched and flat behind two chest- Annie, standing PHE8II1KST AND EDITOR. lay tle hysterical, fluttering at her ed him, and he was dazed. Bead drops and rode down Andy Frazier was very pacific and athan were plaited together in bosom handle dollars it was nut which were and laugh weeping, rapidy the saplings, twined, own it was "Old of perspiration stood on his face; he dew-splash- road. conservative; he dreaded strife: his friendship, thou dostknitinone breast like a voyage to the moon. a discomfiture; Gray," winding yet opened little, theirstalks parting the mule ashen and stiff with the plow-in- reeled and fell at the foot of the beach mind now conjured up fears and fore- the loving and sublime; thy reserve, Annie had said that if he owned one to leave a convenient Unseen ART HUH J. SMITH, peephole. hauling and suns and frosts of tree and laid for a space of time uncon- bodings; he was much agitated by the thy delicacy, thy reverie, thy withhold- hundred dollars be man he could watch HEALTH AND Skcretahy, Treasurer they might every motion. Surely it many honorable years of toil; to think scious. BEAUTY. and Business Manaiiek intelligence conveyed by the narra- ing of publicity, thy confidences are and wife, living on a farm, dwelling in wasthe blacksmith. Whatcrime could that she should be so frightened by The first cool breath of dawn arous- tive of his man, Mose. The the hood and veil which lure the mind from the world, ex- young happiness, apart nay, he be of? Now the man had d, d guilty dear, innocent, long-eare- blear-eye- ed him; he arose and slowly retraced A poor complexion is usually the re- youth wound up his harrowing story and entice the imagination and lead abiding in a paradise which is a cavated a square hole suitable for his of old Gray, the mule! his course of the night before. sult of a torpid liverof irregular action by saying he had heard that about a on the heart humanity to the very country bounded by lovers hearts and Thank heaven ! is a purpose. it not Her heart was thumping painfully The birds began to flutter; the squir- of the bowels.Unless nature's refuse is hundred Confederate cavalrymen were verge of Infinitude! lovers minds. Mose had no sleep this human grave. HKNltY M. SMITH, 1 under her the rels whisked and leaped and threw carried off it will surely cause impure riding through the country the day "No, cannot do that; what would night. He arose, dressed himself, The homespun jacket, huge Vice President and mysterious worker reached for animal seemed to mock at her excite down a clattering spray of forest twigs; blood. Pimples, boils and other erup- Uknkiiai, Aosnt. before heading for Cade's Cove, across pap and mother say? No I cannot, "the hurriedly t ied up a few belongings into short, square pieces of board, and ment; his lips either it was almost sunrise when he came to tions follow. This is nature's method the Tennessee, and the peo- girl repeated, with a slight tremor in a bundle and went out. Whither into hanging quivered, searching placed them carefully in the bottom in a effort to or to the place where his path emerged back of throwing off the poisons which the corn-crib- s her voice, which did not mean inde- lazy whinny laugh; ple's pockets, and houses the great world beyond the mountains and on the sides of the excavation he into the broad road. bowels fail to remove. wherever went. cision, but regret that she must should he cavalrv? into his face seemed to be deriding her, to DeWitt's they simply go? Into the had made. Then he sat down to rest. of Another Annie stood in Little Risers are world famous "Merciful Heavens! 1 shall be ruin- deny him. the understand the fun her causeless surprise! Early army? He lifted his coat from where he an angle of the fence, holding the colt for this condition. a 75 Cents for Six 50 ed, lock stock and there won't His voice was husky from the passion The of men were fright. remedying They t.VII.25 War. Months, barrel; passions burning, had thrown it on the ground, and from tears out of by his bridle. stimulate liver and Cents lilr I'Vmr Months. Four Cents a Cipy. be left a to o' in his soul as he pleaded now earnestly. blown into hot the small ham Sudden jostled their the promote regu- smidgin eat, flame; under it took a box upon his knees. clash of Her eyes shone to him like lar and action of bowels nor a flick o' bacon! We must "Annie! Dearest Annie! Your mer of enthusiasm and the Thor-lik- e spring by the conflicting fear yonder healthy the corn, This he opened. in star, into curls of but never cause Ole is with the Unionists. sym- of were and humor, glistened her eyes. planetary dropping griping, cramps and git Becky's mare and her colt and father My sledge conservatism clinking "Gracious Golly!" exclaimed Mose, her checks were or else Safe on side. 'Whoa! old Gray. Whoa, mule! I'll mist; blushing distress. pills. R. II. Beers & the mule and steers out into n safe pathies are the Confederate merrily, yet tragically, upon the politi involuntarily. of redden- Newtown, Friday, December 6, 1901, ' see where you want to caught the flushing tint the Co., Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., place somehow.-- He will never consent that you should cal anvil; the of fanaticism The man seemed go." Sandy sparks to look up, and And Annie divided the corn in her dawn. Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Andy dropped his hammer and held marry one without means and one who were shooting, darting, crinkling, snap Mose into and under ing nearly groveled sack so that part-woul- be on one side "What! Annie! Why have you Hawley & Co., Stepney; The E. C. call, 248-3- 2. up his hands in horror. sympathizes with Secessionists, and ping, electrically; the charcoal of old the to conceal himself. Telephone would rebels. Re- earth, of the mule's back, and part on the come here?" he exclaimed. Piatt Co., Ilawleyville; W. If. Hurd, "Which way was did join those he calls and ancient But man on half-dollar- s, they comin', antagonisms political the went counting like a She knotted her She to Hill. Advertising Rates: me now I tive-doll- other, pillon. hurridly explained him that Long you say'r" fuse and shall enlist with hatreds glowed with fervent heat: To ar lw lmo 3mo 61110 your dollars, pieces, notes bonnet into a halter round his had of bank-bill-s, strings the. Confederate cavalry called -2 inch I. 00 2.00 3.00 5.00 And Mose repeated his alarming the mounted battalion Southern be a soldier came, with the air he two hundred, two hundred 1 H.00 10.00 nose, and on rail asked Bren-nan- Inch 1.(10 2.00 4.00 He in an here at sunrise to- i nto of climbing the fence, shortly after light, that they One commendable feature of 's H 2.0(1 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 story. threw imaginative troops expected breathed, the nostrils this young and'tifty, three four 'hundred Inches hundred, mounted him easily. Under gentle many questions, but no insult was of- 42 and 44 Cannon 3 Inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 touch or two about the tine animals, morrow. They want men especially man. Mose thought a few months of and fifty, five hundred. Mose was restaurant, 4 Indies 3.00 II. 00 12.00 18.00 30.00 urging he took up the trail of the fered. No property taken. The men street, is ladies are -4 4.00 lH.no 24.00 40.00 the handsome who come mounted. The colt, you and he would amount Bridgeport, that column 8.00 uniforms, the splendid service have the completely breathless. Had the miser moved -3 column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 4H.00 of will be what I want." other animals and like a spec- as well as the officers, were polite. Pap always made to feel at home, and -3 appearance the mounted men. know, just of wealth needed for his column 8.00 12.00 24.00 3(1.00 60.00 everlasting grown crazy? tral the was he had knows 4 column 8.00 1(1.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 "Yes, I reckon be ' the The tears rushed to the girl's eyes; Mose was dromedaTy, suggesting flight sorry that felt any appre- Brennan that when he pleases 1 you'll jinin' happiness. column 10.00 20.00 40.00 (10.00 100.00 mystified. of some Oriental woman flee hension of wrong. Mother was still the he is sure to men cavalry' yourself. May be you think she pressed her hands to her face with He slipped to the stable where the The of such wealth was unhappy ladies, get the appreciation ing lonesomely across a deserted waste, at his long face and dire it's nice and brave to sudden emotion. "critters" were housed. slowly penetrating his mind. laughing coming. Reading notlcos, brevier type, 10c line. soldier, killin' of own flesh and "Mose, how cruel you are." All were save two cows. What croakings of the night before. One of your gone Five hundred dollars! It was a for- the officers asked to shoe his horse a week. blood." He went on, as if nothing could could this mean? tune. de- - pap Small nonpareil ads, lc word per Alone with a strong, passionate, and made a man blow the bellows and Andy was getting irritated; his ap- check the torrent of his strong feeling. He strove to track them, as their last Annie said that if he had one hun- sireful, supernaturally powerful temp Sid- insisted on paying for the service. The MS S0 A prentice seemed to be a Southern sym- "Is it because I am not rich like traces led through the barn and down dred dollars be Here tation! Oh, the of mortal Ten they might happy. struggles battalion had been gone a few minutes Zliia is on box of the Pages. Mose looked shame-face- d ney Graham up yonder at the the road. For a while he followed la was rignp.ture every genuit pathizer. many times that sum. life! Jacob wrestled all night with his across the Creek enough. If the inner husk of his Springs?" boriously, as a hound tracks a deer or a Frazier deemed his Man contends for only; Valley, yonder, Laxative BroracHQuinine raie Andy savings sturdy antagonist. where the red climbs the be remedy that thought could have Ibeen turned out- The girl leaped from the swing, and fox. The hoofs soon left the main unsafe these troublous times and was or for the honor of a football long ridge THE HOME CIRCLE. ward would drew herself to her full empire it have shown precisely up proudly road, and led into a private farm lane; for guarding against thieves or raiding team; the spirit of man battles with t he complexion which Andy suggested. height. then into a patch of woods; here the soldiers. He seemed satisfied with his itself: Shakespeare can make the vast MOSE MARTIN'S TEMPTATION. He, indeed, desired ardently to mount "Mose Martin! if you want me to path even was obscure. count, carefully replaced all in the armies of two kingdoms, the last souls three-year-ol- THe the and be enrolled as hate you do not dare to say such things Mose became uncertain and stopped box, deposited it in the receptable and of Lear and Hamlet, fight out the Travelers Guide. CLIFFORD LANIER IN TUB INDEPEND- a soldier in the cavalry service. as that!" many times to listen. A falling tree-con- e began to shovel back the earth. drear issues of mortal lines upon the ENT. If the moon or the flam- Her tone was and at first him. He was a Monroe North. 10.28 a ni, 4.3Sp m; South. glittering proud angry startled thought that This long process, for he was cockpit stage of the Globe theatre: it 10.01 a m, 6.56 p m. have flashed his a nd fell a of he could NEW YOKK. NEW HAVEN AN I) HART- Botsford South for New Clink! clank! clink! clank! clinkety, ing forge might into then to note tender regret. almost hear the spring sap most careful to obliterate all traces of is not space, nor size, nor empire, nor FORD RAILROAD. Haven, 9ja a ru; clink! and rendered de- He was too to to 6.52 p 111. See Botsford below. clink, clank! clink! merrily heart that instant impulsive interpret struggling bubble upward in the disturbance of the ground. Mose lay greatness of worldly position that gives Newtown North. 7.41, 10.46 a m, 11.15, 4.52, 5.01. tinkled the small hammer and the cipherable the palimpsest of its in- the graduations of a woman's love. saplings. It was probably the faint, was us is 7.01 p m; Sunday, 7.41 a m; South. &59. quiet but,his spirit troubled water. interest; it intensity, reality, .4 w.tk 1 1., a m ; 4.tt, 6.44 p m ; Sun- sledge upon the tingling anvil, wield- most core, it would have found the "It is because I am poor; have no fairy-garment- whir and rustle of the Dark entered his mind. which draws our hearts to mortal man day. 6.07 p in. thought At Haw ville North. 7.50. 10.55 m. 11.50. 5.01. ed as lead us not into never been to angle-worm- s from holes WATEKTOWN BRANCH. ley a blacksmiths' hammers are by thought, "Lord, money; have college; have foraging their first he resisted them. He was on the writhing in that suffering that shall 5.09, ,.10 p in; Sunday, 7.51 a in; South, 6.4jn. muscles. no to be a or a the leaves and A Leave, 6.48, 8.41, 11.17 a m. 1.31. 8.34. 9.37. 11.19 a in, 3.57. 6.00. 6.36 p m. Sun- tense and metallic temptation!" chance doctor lawyer; among grass. piece point of rising, confessing all to Andy, make him strong. Waterbury 5.59 - 4.H1, 5.00, 6.12, 7.03, 9.05. 11.20 pin. Sundays, day. p ni. Frazier and his young assist- One thing alone enabled him to sup- you despise your father's you of bark fell from a tall and sent him good-by- , Mose is now 9.43 a m, 8.00 ni. Arrive. 6.46, x.00, 10.40 a Brooklield Junction North. 6.27, 8.03. 11.12, Andy calling; pine bidding and making a Martin upon the very p in. a 12.20. 15.21. 5.28. 7.19 8.03 Mose were his ardor and are above were echoes 1.02.2.35.4.40,5.52,8.47,7.54, Il ls Sun- in. p rn. Sunday. a ant, Martin, industrious press military squelch living where you born; through the forest. An insect's clean breast. crest of fortune. What fate so cruel 6.53 a m. 4.5s pin. in; South. 6.39. 7.11.S.25. S.26, 11.07 a m, 3.42. days. p in. . 5.05. 6.27 5.47 and often worked long after the twi- his resolution to desert his master and you spurn your father's hired ap- wing in the night sounded as the muf How to as to down? Watrrtown Leave. 030. 7.42. 10.22 a m. 12.41. p m; Sunday, p m. easy strangle dark thoughts thrust him 2.17. 4.22. 5.:i4. I Brooklield North, 6.32.8.08, 11.17 am, 5.31. far-hear- 6.30, 7.:. Loop in. Sundays, li30, " light had left no sunshine and had blacksmith; and that thing then prentice!" . tied roll of the pheasant's d when they first and into Five hundred lie at his feet to be !..(. a ni. 4.40 p ui. Arrive. ..04. 8.oS, 11.3, a m. 7.24 p m; Sunday, B.08; South, 62. 7.07, tL3. just emerge glide 11.o2 a m, 4.59, 6.22 5.43 the stars. The fer- at the door of the black- These were bitter and drum in the sounds: a cricket or the fair of mind! 1.48, 4.1S, 5.17. 7.20, 9.2, 11.37 p m. Sun p m; Sunday, p m. lighted evening appeared words, they day virgin glades the The picked up. Half of it will make him days, 10.00 a ni, 8.17 p ui. Lanesvil le and Still Kiver North &39.8.15 a m. vent glow of the charcoal 011 t he forge, smith's shop. It illumined the fitful- came from a heart of bitterness. tree frog piped like the languid whist infant Hercules of the soul rich. To secure to enlist for three 5.3s. 7.31 p m ; South. 6.25.7, 8.10 a m. 4.49.6.15 p untempted it, BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. ni; Sunday, north. 8.15 a ni. south, (5.40 p m. . blown to a red and white heat by a ly lighted interior with the radiance The girl went on weeping silently. ling of a lifer half asleep. He imagined seems very strong. Alas! the months in the Confederate to New Milford North 6.45. 8.22. 11.2SI, a m. python cavalry, Botsford North, 7.33, 10.37. 11.03 a m.4.53. 6.58 1.10. 5.37. 5.44, 7.37 was of a star. ( or and he heard of horses: more pm; Sunday Jsji2 a m; touch of the swinging bellows, )nce twice she essayed to speak, the faint champing grows rapidly than the resisting return and claim Annie as his wife(no p m; Sunday, 7.33 a ru; South. 7.07. 8.50, 11.36 South, 6.20. 6.55. 8.oi. 9.13, 10.48 a m, 329, 4.4U, more brilliant than the wonderful Andy's Annie Frazier her voice broke into sobs rather than the sound of a sentinel's tread hand. one can on a m, 4.14, o.o2 p ru; Sunday, o.liipui. see 6.10 ;p ni; Sunday, 5.28, p m. daughter, drawing suspect): to settle the little Botstord above. Merwinsville North, s.35. 11.41 a m. 1.40, 5.55 moon, just rising over the horizon. pushed open the rude battered door, words. Then she mastered it with ef- closer, and of animals neighing seemed Mose lay like a guilty thins and his farm Annie had pictured; Annie rid Stepney North. 7.25. 10.17. 10.3s a m. 4.44. 6.42 p p ni; Sunday. 8.35, a m ; South. 10.35 a m, 4.10. and said: to come were m; nunciay. (.: a m; south. i.l;. s.jS ll.Ija 5.57 p ni ; Sunday, 5.15 p m. The latter rested now a brief while fort. to his fancy; the woods soul writhed, because into it came the ing her pet to mill, to the store, to m. 4.22. i.oi p m; Sunday. 6.2j p rn. Kent North. 8.49. 11.52 a m. 2.15. 6.09 f7.19. 10.11. p tn; g; Long Hill North, 10.30 a m. 4.3s, 8.49 a ni ; 10.23 a m. upon the very top of Chilowee, and "I'ap, it's time to and come for "1 wonder if you can love me at all suddenly to a camp? that accursed on3 with camp-meetin- Sunday, South, 304, 3.52. quit changed military serpent the Marysville, to these 8.41 p m : Sunday, f7.19 p m; South 7.21. 9.04, 5.42 p. ui. Sunday. 5.ii2 p m. one looked to hear the hammers of supper." to talk to me so," she faltered. Mose pursued the trail noiselessly, face of a woman and the trail of a touches made the for his 11.49 a in, 4.27, 7.08 p m ; Sunday, 0.29 p m. Cornwall Bridge North, 9.07 12.04 a m rapid picture Trumbull North, f7.13. 10.05, 10.20 a m. 4.30. 6.23 9.(6 a 10.11 of the for I have was min- he went He stone-grave- n p ni; Sunday, in: South, a nu the giants mountain, the "Indeed, must; Annie, you The reproach sorrowful, breathlessly; deeper and deep snake. knew well the imagination. Fate seemed to have pro 8.30 p m; Sunday, f7.13 a m; South. 7.28, 9.09, 3.28, 5.29 p ni ; Sunday, 4.49 p m. 11.54 a ; 4.32, 7.14 f8.35 9.15 vividly shining rod orb looked like heard the news?" tenderness and of one un- er into the fastnesses to words: vided a answer to de- iu p ni; Sunday. i m. West Cornwall North. a ni, 12.12. 3j3ft. L33 gling dignity impenetrable quick his heart's Bridgeport North, 7.ri, B.55, lo.6 a ni. 4.20. p in; Sunday. 9.14 a in; South, 10.03 a m, 3.16, another tire in a distant gigantic And he imparted to her what he justly wounded. any foot unacquainted with their "Thou shall not kill! Thou shall sires. What more could he want? b.20 p m; Sunday. i.02 a in; Arrive. 7.37. :i:20 5.2(1 p ui ; Sunday. 4.41 p ni. a 12. 4.4o, .28 Lime Koi-- 9.23 Mose work- had all ni, Oj. p in; Sunday, 6.4j p. in. North. a m, 12.20, 3.41. 6.41 p smithy. Andy and were just heard, while three hastily Hut the masculine mood relents slug- secrets. not steal." There kept flashing into his mind m; Sunday. 9.22a m; South, 9.55a m. 3.01 5.12 made p ni ; Sunday, 4.33 p nr. ing a little later than usual. preparations of closing for the gishly. The young man stood, irreso- He fancied that he heard the colt A sweet figure whispered them into piercing words, yet transitory as if LITCHFIELD BRANCH. lis- "Don't tell me nothin' 'bout the night. lute whet her to go or stay. whinney. Then he lay prone and his ear and faded, vanishing gradually fashioned of moon-lighte- d mist. Bethel Leave 10.50 a ni, 5.05 p m. Sunday, 7.35 of Tennessee herself Annie Frazier was in the and tened. Now he heard the of a dis- am. Arrive 9.40 a m, 4.00 p ni. Sunday, 8.10 State cuttin' simple Then the girl calmed hersorrow, click but surely further and further i'Thou shalt not steal." p ni. DAXBCBY DIVISION. loose from the Union. I'd just as house dress of the mountaineer, but said, slowly: pickaxe striking into the earth as of tance of mist and night. A voice sounded in his heart: Ilawleyville North, 11.05 a m. 5.22 p m. Sun Danbury North (Main-St- , station) 6.15,7 30. 8.00 a m. Leave for Bethel 9.27 a in. 3.47 9.U a. m, 3.25 m. 6.00, 11.45 some one day, A p L.South,.1 - 8.50, a m lieve Parson I5rownlow to the cut, the fit, the trans- "I had never of that. You Frazier was satisfied his is D 5.:VS n m Simirlu.," w" 111.. ... - . expect slip trimming thought digging. Andy with "This money the hard savings of in. Sundav. ", ' ' "'- I 111. I , . Ill I II, O.JU. in his hand and take out money from formed a peasant material into cos- do me wrong Hut, Mose, if you had a Mose wormed himself forward at he smoothed Shepaug North, 11.17 a ni, 5.34 p m. Sunday, White St., North, 17.35, 8.15., 110.55, a m. by precautions, length; Andy Frazier's long vears; it is not !. u a m. soutn, 9.13 a in, 3.33 p iu. Suu- - 3.10. 5 57 T.ni l. m .,H.. ;r the contributin' box in church. tume to set off her rounded hundred dollars even, and made me inches rather than by feet. the earth with his " South 7.23, 8.13, 9.38, li.37 a 6.42 Ko, worthy foot, carefully yours. l m m, 4.00, n exclaimed her well carried know loved I would A of a in Koxbury ulls North. 11.25 a m, 5.42 p m. sir!" Andy Frazier, with figure, person, her that you really me, ghost light the distance placed back the square of mossy mold Thought Mose, "I can work hard and Bethel North. 7.15. 110.48.la m,- - 5.28 209, 5.00,5.4! some heat of manner, while he stop- neatly attired head and her air of go si to pap and mother and tell emitted a faint glimmer; it was not he was at first to remove back. he 1 will see Sunday, p ui. I' . '.iim.ij , ii...;, .i ui, n. y p m.XlUtll might thoughtful pay it If dies, that Roxbury North, 11.33 a m, 5.50 p m. b.oo, (.30, 8.56.19.45, 11.52 6.48 fox-fir- e Sunday. am, 4.08, Ip m. and looked at the iron dainty gracefulness. For young Mose them so. And I would say to them much more than the lantern of with little made some ca- his of 8.35 am. Soul h, 8.58 a ni, 3.18 pm. Suutlay Sunday 8.12 a in, 6.17 m. ped carefully breakage: family get the benefit it." 5 In 11 111 p ten-acr- North 7.08. a m, 2.03, was Martin a subtle stole into was to rent e an old the of 11. SB Redding 6.43,7.53 pm he welding. perfume the that that enough the stump, swung by specter balistic cuttings with his knife upon The voice "Annie Frazier Judd s Uridse North, a m. 5.56 n m 10.03 8.13 m. 8 02 rejoined: ts.42 a 8.60 Sunday, am, p South, 6.12, tell me she is either air, and somehow, he felt as if he were on Abram's Creek and some murdered tree, the the beech tree and retired from would man who Sunday, ni. South, a ra, 3.10 p ui 11.58 a m.6.55 n Ml. Knnilnv H IK o c n ... "Well, they patch buy haunting near, suspectand despise the Sundav. 5.03 l in. Sanford North. ,7.03. 1.59. 16 :m fi a im. ;nnm to cut loose or Uncle Sam clover or us a horse and some corn and meat and forest scene of his and unhal- the gray-haire- d Washington North. 11.50 a m. n? n m Sun 8.09 got help striding through brushing untimely place. could rob her father and 9.02 Sunday.9.59 a m, p m. South. 6.16. 9j06a day, a m. South, 8.38 a in, 2.58 p m. Sun- m. 12.02, 6.57 m. 8.22 6.27 South Carolina and Cieorgy back among violets. a plow and a wheel and a lowed off. Here was He walked closed to where Mose mother." 4.51 D ni. p Sunday, a m, p m. whip spinning taking plainly day. Branehville North, 6.57, 10.34 a m, 1.53, y; New Preston North. 11.5s m. 6 11 n m Into the Sist erhood of Stat es. Ole bread-tra- and wit h the colt and a to be discovered. crouched. One a Mose reason: a a.35, 6.33 7.43 p m. 9.53 a 8.03 something leap, tiger spring, a answered the inward day, 9.08 a m. 8.34 a m, 2.54 Sun- m. Sunday, in, 4.JIS South, p in. p South,6.21, 7.45, 9.11, 10.00 a m, 12.04. 4JB, for 75. 000 an- was a for Mose t we could Was a murderer evidence a for- day. n ni . I L, 111 .Sinnll-i- C .. ... l- Abe lias called This fateful night nick and what raise hiding the wrestle, fight to the and is so that his n ...... , .'..w., A 111, militia," year's death; "Andy miserly family Rimford -- North. 12.03 a m 6.20 n m I" ,.j IMUU, A - Sutid'iv Georgetown North, 6.53, a m, 1.49, 739 swered Mose, who had a keen ear for Martin. fter their frugal supper he in the garden what more could we of his crime? tune was in the hand of the will not get any good of this I S.19am. South, 8.25a ru, 2.45 ni. 69, tempted. saving; 4 n m p Sunday' h ouimn;, iu, i.DMp m. soutn, 6.25, news floating by any chance traveler found opportunity, as often before, to want to start with?" Mose instinctively shrank from being But was it necessary to commit mur will spend it on them and for them." 9.15a m. 12.11. 7.10 p m. Sunday.8.31 a m. 6.38 Morris North. 12.08 a m, :6.25 p m. Sunday p m. Into this remote part of the Southern chat with Annie out in the moonlight, The softened youth raised his head an unwilling witness of aughtso grue- der? Andy had been kind to him. The Spake the inward voice: "Suffer hon- a iu. ouuin, tb.u a ni, 2.40 p ni. Sunday . her in from as t his and and remained for a while. be is I'iedinont swinging the swing the speech proceeded started some, quiet body might concealed, but blood esty to be heard: it right to take the Bantam North, 12.17 p m, 6.34 n m. Sunday oak off from end of will 9.4a a m. South, 8.12 a in. 2.32 in. Andy looked upcjiiickly with inter- large the the toward his sweetheart. Then curiosity resumed sway; he stains not out. Yet what must a goods of another clandestinely, like p Sunday HIUHLiM) DIVISION. fer- 12.20 est and surprise. porch. (iradually the talk grew Then the realization of the hopeless- dragged himself forward. Some yards soldier care for blood? Again, the a thief, without Ids or con- Lake North, n m. 6.37 n ni S.,,,,!:. 7.38, 11.37 knowing 9.49 am. 8.10 Hanbury East, a m, 7.05 p ni. West, "You don't tell me so! What air vid, and he would sometimes forget to ness of his acquiring anything like as to the side of the glimmering phos- sweet figure returned to his brain and sent?"' South, a in, 2.30 p m. Suu- - 9.1o a ill, 2. 57, 6.2t p in. ' Hawleyville East. 7.50. 11.49 a m, 7.17 p ni. we com in' to? Have we got to go to give the swing a push; the girl would much as a hundred dollars stopped phorescent light he could make out the changed into a stern, awful, lawgiver: Mose's is for his Arrive 12.25 p ni. 6.42 p m. Sunday, W esl. 9.00 a m. 2.43. fi as nm thought replied: "It ui, o jo a ru. NewtOWU 7.Vl" T 1 uui, iu, p Sunday, North East a m n m feel like pack-i- n' be his side as he and him. simple-hearte- d forms of animals. He thou shall not do - 3.;0 in. W fighfin', you reckon sitting at stood, The sweet, girl shadowy counted any murder! own daughter, his own family. Ican- p est, s.54 a ni. 2.36, 6.01 p m. duds and out and her lips were so much like tremulous had all unconciously erected an insur- them. He drew a few paces nearer. Andy Frazier had gone with his not Annie." sandy Hxk East 7.57, 11.56 a m, 7.25 p m; up my selling glim give up est 8.50 a m, 2.30. 5.56 m. s, - BERKSHIRE DIVISION. p back to the old country. Dinged rose-petal- and her eyes were so ten- mountable barrier between them. Now and then the light was obscured; mering lantern. And he was about to the sou t h bu ry East- - 8.07. 12.08, 7.36 p m. West. goin' dig up New 8.42 a 2.21. 5 47 n I Haven North, 9.35 a ni, 3.57 p m; South ni. m I der and her mouth was so The of horses sounded from it was the of a man But Mose was alone with I K don't." provokingly ramp by figure passing another freshly buried treasure. iu. a. ill. p UI. Southford East, 8.12 a m, 12.14,7.42 p m. West Mose related what he heard news near so his, that it was indeed, hard: the road beyond the zig-za- g fence; and as he bent to the task Conscience Sheltou North, 10.03 am, 4.21 p m; South. .w a. iu, .i.i, p UI. just intervening, temptation. spake again: "Hold, man! 10.23 7.16 m. 8.36 8.04 j am, p Waterbury Due, a m, 124, p m. throbbed the palpita- not to kiss her. they thought of the Confederate caval- of digging. the soul sinneth, it shall die." Stevenson North, 10.20 a m, 4.33 urn: Son 111. West, 8.13 a m, 1.50, 5.18 m. that through Ill AM n in ? (VI m p reti-- 1 t Trains-sto- ting air of that excited time as if The winds of lovers' nights are ry riding thither; and hand in hand, a And then the digging ceased; the Next to pap and mother and Mose, Instead of answer, Mose opened his when signaled only.