EVERY KIND, OF WAGON PELLS BORED ANY DEPTH ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER THROUGH ANYTHING.E.N.SIPPERLEY, AT ..-- ' - OWN Bee. CONN.! HE EWT fiSIPPERLEY'S N MILL, WESTPORT, fSIPPERLET'S MILL, WESTPORT, CONN. 4' VOLUME XIII. NEWTOWN, CONN., FKIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1890.EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 51. THE SEASON'S GREETING. Excursion daily by every train to Sam Harris's Great Clearance Sale ofi Winter Overcoats, Suits and Furnishings, now going on at the Danbury WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IS ABNOUNCIHtt ODE OPEHIHG OF Mammoth Bargain Depot. Prices cut down to Rock Bottom. The fin- that we sell all kinds of Hard J est goods in the market at ridiculously low figures; it is impossible to HOLIDAY GOODS. ware surrolies at very low prices. Examine our nam e prices, as it is the quality of our goods that recommends them. Table For season of '90 our showing of Slippers and Fancy Rubber Boots IS stock of Cutlery, Penknives, Jackkmves, Don't delay, but avail yourself of this opportunity to purchase your Enormous, embracing all the new designs, at prices positively unapproachable. - (Jents Ladies' Fine Jewelers' Woodwork fine embroidered plash, felt, alllgator.goat, in black, tan, red and all the other specialties - Scissors, Tools, Sale. ' 33c 8.5c, 1 25, 1 SO, 1 75 to Clothing and Furnishings at this great Sacrifice Clearance Cut ', for gentlemeivit 50, 65, 75, SI, $2 60,in opera Harvard and Everett Machinists' styles and all the different colors. Children's fancy Slippers in patent leather, ielt in the ers' Tools, Tools, Factory Supplies, out the attached coupon and take the first train to the light colors, merino, kid, etc., from 20c to SI 50. In ladies' Slippers and iferda, onr dis- Meat Cutters. Corn Gar play is elaborate, in. embroidered, felt, hronze, patent leather, with red-.- , U quarter, Hay Cutters, Shellers, plain patent leather and, in fact, everything desirable, at 22c, 33, 50, 65, J5c, $i to S3. Fan- - 75 25 ''Bobber"-- den Barrows, m fact almost every GREAT BARGAIN AND FURNISHING DEPOT, cy Rubber Boots for children, tl up; Ladles', $1 np; Boys SI up, Men's Lanterns, Boots, np. Ladies', Gentlemen's anp Children's fine and medium grade Footwear, at We will convince we are leaders. positively the lowest prices in the section. Trunks, Bags and Straps!' Rubber Coats for thing. you that Gents and $2 and $2 25. Felt Boots and Shoes,, for Ladies, Gents "and Children. Boys, Single Copies of the Bee for tale ia BRIDGEPORT : FOE 1891 FKEE. WOOL AND Sb CALENDEES IAMB'S 383 Main St., Plumb Beardsley, George F. Connor, . AT C. F. Pettie, -- BOUND SLIPPER SOLES LOWEST PRICES. M. E. Bun ten, Bnll'a Head, lOrtJCLToTSLjyy- - 19 Cannon St, William Skidmore, 1015 Main street, Newtown. Henry Oeaan, Kast Bridgeport. Coupon ZBrid-grepox- FAIRrUSLDr ' t. To Cashier: bearer on demand Car Fare on pur- Postmaster Wakeley. Pay Single G li. BENNE'iT, SOCTHPOKT: ... At the Post Office, - chases of $5 and Excursion Fare on and Willie F. Smith. , $10 upward. WESTPORT: 339 MAIN' STREET, liRIDG EPORT. William E. Nash. D ANBURY : James McDonald, John F. Cuff. SOUTHBURT: SAM HAERIS'S GREAT BARGAIN Hickok Bros. DEPOT, PLUMB HARDWARE CO.. WOODBURY: Dr L. Y. Ketcham. BETHEL: JMLa,X SSt., IVElca.c3.10 George II. Cole, CORNER MAIN AND LIBERTY STREETS,DANBURY,CONN. 85 St., S. S. Owen. SHELTOX: Dockery Brothers. BIRMINGHAM : POLO STICKS. Robert 8. Gardner. SKATES, SLEDS, - WE ARE OFFERING j J 1 v s SANDY HOOK: STERLING BROTHERS, SOME SPECIAL VAL- SAWS, AXES, HOKS, PLOWS, TONGS, Postmaster Sniffen. UES IN JQjg BIG WILL CONTEST. 346 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. BLANKETS AND COM- COBN SHELLEliS, HAY CUTTERS, WEATH -- SUP-PLIES,BUTCHE- ER STRIPS, EACTORY AND MILL R'S A Millionaire's Estate. va- FORTABLES, Are displaying the following goods in great TO CLOSE THEM OUT. AND GROCER'S , v-- - - WEATHER'S WILL. at WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR DANIEL B. FA YER riety phenomenal prices: HOLIDAY GOODS. inhabitants of Newtown and Crowa Boon and Belaek Ware. While the Darby, Coalpart. Koyal Worcester, GENTS' HEAVY UNDER- are interested Braae, Silver. Oxydiatd aad Onyx Stand Piano Lamps. A FULL LINE OE BUILD vicinity becoming deeply Cut Glaaa, Solid Silver, Boffera' Plated Ware, Cutlery, Jardineers. Flower Poti and Novelties. WEAR in the outcome of the proceedings now German, Englinh, American, and French China Dinner and Tea Sets-Toile- t IN ALL G HADES AT BARGAIN PRICES. under way in the Superior conrt, in the Bats ia endless variety. ER'S HARDWARE,CARPENTER'S REWARD TO of heirs-at-la- w to set aside the CAMELS' HAIR UNDER- : attempt WE EXTEND YOU AN INVITATION TO CALL AND AND MACHINIST'S TOOLS, ;500 ANY PERSON CHARLES W. will of the late Elon Booth, the prospect WEAR of a suit soon to be instituted by the wid- Who will convince us that mer- INSPECT OUR GOODS. A SPECIALTY. SOME GOOD VALUES IN CUTLERY 'AND.' ow of the dead millionaire leather LADIES' MTAXkl). chant of New York, to set aside her hus UNDERWEAR, B. HAWLEY & CO'S will create some interest in IT WILL PAY YOU TO ACCEPT IT. HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS AND GOODS. band's will, HOLIDAY the field which the Bee covers, since the JEWELRY. the-s- . BAKING POWDER Because we're not parties were at one time residents of adjoining town of Monroe and still have BANKRUPT DRY GOODS Is not the imnarket. Presents greens or commenc PAKE CITY best showing relatives living in Newtown, x er COMPANY, with each pound. umping-jack- s, don't ing life a poor boy in Stepney, Mr Fayer-weath- HOUSE. learned the shoemaker's trade WINTER MILLINERY. 360 MAIN STREET, CLOTHING B. HAWLEY & CO'S hink we've forgotten with Capt Charles Clark, with whom he he attained his CELEBRATED CHOICE old Santa Claus, Not worked until majority, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. married and laid by a few dollars, lie and afterward to COUC.HLIN OVERCOATS! OVEECOATS! MIXED TEA his year. removed to Bridgeport V BROS., New York city, where he was so success offered. Look at the mats and rugs: HrSSCITIOlrT SOLICITED. Bridgeport. EOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN Is the best for the money ever ful in business and so judicious in the Don't fail to it. A pres- Piles of 'em. Philadelphia Smyrnas, .Eng of his finances that his DEALERS IN FINE GOLD WALL PAPERS, try large management prop ent with each our lish Dagbastans, Scotch Persians,. Real small of his OIL TINTS, FRESCO DECORA- AN ENDLESS VATIETY TO SELECT FROM. pound. Try and Anatolian Mats and erty, from the savings Step BORDERS, Chinese, Carabagh rolled into the millions TIONS. WINDOW SHADES. FIXTURES, ETC. Prayer Hugs, all at prices from 10c to $50 each ney earnings, up Men's Overcoats, $6 to $28 IDEAL BLENDED and upwards. Don't forget the line of fur and, at his death, the New York journals C.E. OSBORNE, to $15 rugs from the white "wolf (lie wore horns sounded loudly his praises for remem Boys' Overcoats, $3 COFFEE, and ate tin cans when alive) np to the finely so institu- - mounted ot the of bering so generously many to $10 beasts prey. By way, any ia DEALER Children's Overcoats, $2 g of in our land. It sup- Stepney,15 Ci. 25 c. pound. Checks with each pound. our riigs can be used as a prayer-ru- if desir tions learning be-- NEW HOME SEWING SECOND TO ONE. We choice ed. Fact. posed that his property amounts to OUR ASSOETMENT can give you your and 810,000,000. lie MACHINES, See the best Carpet Sweeper made, 'The tween 88,000,000 from the largest assortment pt Furniture Protector" gotten up In a new gives over 82,000,000 to various colleges, STECK COMPLETE LINE OF BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS It PIANOS, ever offered with, one dress, Sixteenth Century finish. you buy also handsome bequests to the three SMITH, ESTEY AND WILCOX presents one and after using it don't like It, call and of his brother William ; to bis EROCKB SACKS. or one get yonr $3 back. daughters & WHITE ORGANS. IN AND pound Tea, pound Baking widow he gives his house on .hast atn BEST GOODS, TRICES LOW. Powder, or five Coffee Checks. street and 813,000 a year during life. INSURANCE OFFICE while the residuary, which is now sup- CHiLDEEFS SUITS. to amount to four or five millions, Brid-grepox-t. REMOVED. 0. w. posed 37 vdZ.I3ST Street, B. HAWLEY mow 5 was left to the three gentlemen whom he A. B. EAIBCIIILD, CHILDREN'S PANTS, named as his executors. It is claimed 375 Main Street and Mrs has no desire to INSURANCE AGENT, WINTER CAPS. that Fayerweather (Formerly Wheeler MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S & COMPANY, withhold from the colleges the money Building) 1 Post Office willed nor Has removed to STEPNEY, CONN. Arcade, which her husband them, 61 Fairfield Avenue, EVERYTHING NEW IN GENTS' BRIDGEPORT. from the heirs named In the will, but SOLD WHOLESALE with but 815,-0- 00 Room GOODS does object to putting up Warner Building, No. 2, a while so an amount goes BRIDGEPORT. FURNISHINGS, AND RETAIL. year, large STOVES! to the executors. The lawyers think the W. B. PRINDLE, nrnanpeta food for breaking the will. If PA11K CITY CLOTHING HOUSE, Newtown. PLUMB & WIN TON'S the contest comes, it will be watched Undertaker, with interest. Mr ayerweatner never Bone had children, but his brother's daughter WE ARE SELLING MORE STOVES.THIS YEAR 454 AND 456 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, Pure Ground and . AND Lucy became their adopted daughter ' now -Z-TZT- -- BONE FERTILIZER.