The Newtown Bee,

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1909. v NUMBER 43

CONGREGATIONAL SANDY HOOK'S INDUSTRY. THE Stepney. THE CHURCH. NEW METHODIST CHURCH. TEINITY PABISH. , Long HilL THE BRLOVtaTpiiyglCIAN. Thank Offerinrr Meetine. W. Mershon the Niantio Visitation of District Christmas Sale and NEWS JIIilltEABOUTS. The short but I. Buys Superintenden' Supper, very slgnlfoant Item In Mills. Adams. Bitmuel Rronk started Ms meat route readers In thin The through long ilill and vicinity for the whole vicinity to exper- Ladles' Mlotlonnry society will The annual Christmas sale end Wlnlr, Inst i'uediliiy. ience a snook not easy to com- hold meet- The M.iHter Is a endure, Its annual Thank Offering The NIantic Mills at San- quarterly meeting will be held supper of Trinity Guild will be held Mutnn Jloyt, who at the St ing with audi nnnoHH. Though property Vltii'ont Ih now wna not v i perhaps.,V at the home of Mrs W. M. Reyn- in tne church on Do on December 8, begin- hospital, gaining nicely It rim imnviu ing dy Hook has been formally trans- Wednesday. Wednesday, and to be able to home cember 8. 5 hopes return In l"inh0f t,,n? .c",""'lly dropping olds, Saturday, December 4, at 2.30 ferred by S. W. Gledhill to W. L. The ladles of the church ning at p. m. Supper including about a week, i nonce " "n it or turn p. m. An interesting program has Mershon. the new owner. Mr Mer intend serving a chicken pie dinner Ice cream, 35c. The excellence of Mr and Mrs T. J. Northrop of Naupn-tuc- k away from the sight. a were over 11 During long been and a soclalN at 12 o'clock for 25c and Is served ladles guttstH ThnnkHKlvliiic ?,rvJ?ei 'J8 n,,iht op without very arranged pleasant slion has been at Sandy Hook, this it hoped past suppers by Trinity with Mr nnd Mrs W. N. Hurd. alight Interruption for rent and covering hour is anticipated. Everyone in- for that it will be well patronized. It warrants a large attendance for next Mr and Mrs Leo Gnhlus and a Period of more wee, getting the factory ready son, than 40 years our terested whether members or not are will be a day of privilege as the dis evening. Richard, spent Thanksgiving In Bridge- beloved doctor, our friend and most the installation of Machinery. For Wednesday truHted cordially invited to be present. The 30 or so Mr Mershon was trict superintendent, Dr Adams, will port, the guest of Mr and Mrs K. P. ncJvlnor, when we needed a years at Nichols, Wednesday evening they at- mend the moot, has always been ready regular thank offering collection will the heud of the successful Mershon preach at 1.30 o'clock. As be ex- Sunday Services. tended a heater Jackson's and fiilihfiil mid party at never careless nor be received. Press at Ni manufact- pects to go from this district soon, in wiener. negligent when culled him to the Railway, J., At 11 a. m morning prayer, Holy 7S ar- duty of Ml this will be his last The pnnulnr brand of (lour hag aid of tne Hick and suffering. The gen- urers books. Mr Mershon prints probability Communion and sermon by the rec rived and now Is to eration he served Sunday Seivices. sermon. Dr Adams is a your opportunity moHt, who for yonra standard works from original plates greatly pure 12 m at 7.30 get a barrel or bag of the best brand trusted In th tor; at Sunday school; willingly rololy his know- At 11 a. service with Thack-er- y, elated here and much re llci. r t lie affords low and m., morning of such authors as Dickens, it minket at a figure. ledge nhlniv, are nenrly all "gone sermon Is so p. in., evening prayer. This flour is guaranteed to make more on, having laid down thulr work at by the pastor, Rev Alexander Mary J. Holmes. He manufart gret that the church here soon Steele. to lose his wise bread than any oilier brand of flour on the anttlng of the aim. The homes of Subject: "Christ and thv n res books for such firms as Grossett and very able minis' the market. The to save money. former are now place days occupied by the Sabbath." Sunday school at 12 m.; & Dunlap and Funk & Wagnalls. Hi t trations. The meeting of the trustees TO DOUBLE-TRAC- BEKKSHERE. The Long Hill Store, W. N. Hurd, stranger. May the warm sunshine of Christian Endeavor at 7.30 13 for 11 o'clock. Dinner Proprietor. the honest hearts of his host of frlonds meeting son, William Mershon, Jr., who has appointed An Move. Mr and Mrs W. Croft be m. "Life Lessons me at 12 noon. 1.30 Important George of yet living a constant comfort and p. Subject, for won high rank as a student at the Preaching at p. m., Black Hock spent a few days, last week, sure :o our 4:7-2- 1. plor ong loved Dr Hill as he from First John." Ref. 1 John New York Military Academy Corn' after which follows the quarterly The board of directors of the New the guests of Mrs Mary a Peet takes his well earned rest at Hillside York. New Haven Hartford Railroad Selectman Charles Ci. and Miss on Leader, Miss Anna Carlson. will be associ conference. All the friends are In Peet cottage Tashun's summit. The doc- company has authorized the letting of Mary A. i'eet spent Thanksgiving day vited to take remain to double-trackin- tor's retiring from active practice ated withhls father. Mr Mershon dinner and the contract for the g of with Mr and Mis David S. Leavitt. 'eaves fine a opening for some voung Thursday evening prayer meeting is also Interested in the the preaching service at 1.30 o'clock. the line of the Berkshire division from Mr nnd Mis George Wolf and daugh- man nna De a o'clock. largely upper eiepney would tine at 7.45 Webster Press of New York Mr Hawleyville to Shelton, a distance of ter, Maud, were guests over Saturday place for him to locate. Next December City. 20 miles. The contract will involve and Sunday of Mr and Mrs Peter Thursday evening, Mershon hopes to business at Sunday Services. some railroad work in the way of Gables. REV A. H. 9, after the the board begin heavy BOUTWELL RESIGNS. prayer meeting, Sandy Hook early in the year. He is grading, ecpeciany oetweon uotsroru Due to arrive in a few days, a car of At the ,.,e of directors of the Meifs Federation Morning service, preaching by the and Shelton where the line runs be. bran and Get ciose of morning service, a man of affable, attractive fancy middlings. our last Sunday, the pastor, Rev A. H. will meet at the home of L. C. Morris. qualities, pastor, Rev T. N. Laine at 10.45 tween two valleys. When the new line price before you buy. John S. Hurd'a Boutwell, asked the members of the and the new Industry promises to be o'clock. Bible study and Sunday is completed there will be a double track Feed Store. church to remain a few moments and a valuable to the town. road lor the whole distance between Mrs Owen of Morlden, who has been t-- acquisition school at noon. The read i them his resignation to take" ef- Sunday evening New Haven and Poughkeepsie. The dou spending a few days here with her sis- NOTICE. Mr Mershon resides at N. be 5 fect on January 1, 1910. which was ac- Rahway, devotions will at o'clock for the ble track Is built to provide for the ters, Misses Kate and Marlon Hurd, has cepted with deep regret. Mr Boutwell J., but for 14 years ha3 had a sum- present, including a brief sermon. largely increased business between the returned to her home. has done splendid wotk during his pas- A mer residence at Colebrook. Poughkeepsie Bridge system and Dew About 40 attended the dar.ee. last Fri torate here and will be greatly missed Worthy Suggestion. Haven. This Is of interest locally, as day evening, at the room of the Country by his parishioners ana also by all the Week night service, Thursday at about 12 to 14 mues or this aoubie club and spent a very enjoyable people of the village. To the patrons of Rural Free De- 7.30 o clock. tracking will go through Newtown. ST ROSE'S. George Jennings ana daughter. Doro BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES livery routes No. 16 and 34: In the thy, of iuuiord were guests. Sunday. Covenant 10.30 future will you please buy stamps of LADIES' 3 SHOES. A WORD TO WOMEN. of Mr and Mrs C. P. Jennings. Sunday, meeting at Fair A Bier Success. , Mon- followed by the morning worship. the carrier and have all letters and They are stylish, extra good quality Mrs Judd of Bridgeport spent The ana maue, rencn a, Is a safe assertion 75 cent day here, the guest of her sister, Mrs pastor will hoiu his laat' meeting postals stamped when you put them St Rose's fair closed on union at y uetnei. It that per Smith. In Lower Stepney on Sunday evening at Saturday of all women resolved, last winter, that. Marietta 7 o'clock. in your mail box, as it makes it very night and was a good success, thanks "" this would do their John BroadwicK, the popular foreman WINTER UNDERWEAR. season, tney holiday B. D. Pierce Co. on the state The continue In for the carrier to handle to the of Father Fox, the pop- shopping early. The advantages of for the praytr meetings unpleasant energy We want to show you Underwear, the road, spent Thanksgiving In Boston,' them in cold weather. W. M. Rey- - ular and his assistant sticking to this resolution are so ob pastor, capable best quality for your money, at vious that it is scarcely necessary to Mass., with friends. Mr and Mrs E. Hawley of Bridgeport noldsnolds, postmaster. Father Connors. The prizes were French s, Bethel. enumerate them. But almost any wo Anthony Golden, timekeeper for tea and M. B. were ' man is to B. D. Pierce Co.. spent Thanksgiving in Hawley and family awarded as follows: Sofa pillow, glad have any suggestion wun his father. guests of Dea B. Hawley, Thanksgiving Miss Esther of V HIGH TOP SHOES. which will assist her In making selec- Bridgeport ANNUAL MEETING McQuade; pair vases, tions or in time. Where for Just arrived, a nice line cf Christmas day. Miss counter- Winter shoes for boys and girls, at saving gifts cards from 2c to 25c. Good stock: Miss Josephine Hurlburt Is a guest Margaret Keane, Zoar; rencn s, tietnei. men are to be purchased much time can post at the Methodist M. J.. case of m direct- of nice warm underclothes for men, also parsonage. pane, Keating; wine, be saving shopping by going nice warm horse blankets for stable and As Mr and Mrs Of Association cuff-link- to man's store man's Thanksgiving guests the Newtown Library Dennis set of gold s, ly a for a gifts. Andrew ar.d Mr Seaman of Dan-bur- y Murray; Mrs Richards of New York and Miss go to & Co.'s. vou can rest out door use. ihe Cheap Cash Grocery, Bradley to be Hieht. If you Meigs i C. E. Os- Held, Tuesday Miss Mary Carroll, Zoar; box cigars, Edith Quackenbush of New Rocheile. N, in assurance whatever is Robert Staines Proprietor. were entertained by Mrs the that church are borne. Mrs Fifleld of Derby was with Carl Slater; comfortable, Master Wil- T., .passed Thanksgiving with Mr and bought there is correct in style and will The Episcopal people to Frederick with Mrs josepn yuacitenousn. be man as the hold a fair and social at Staines' hall on Prevost, George Hayes The annual meeting of the New lie Murphy, Berkshire; five pounds of assepted by any being December 3. A fine time I. B. Hayes, Mis Arthur Morgan and be right thing. Meigs & Co. make special Friday evening, of with town Library Association will coffee, Miss Agnes Leavey; parlor each to take care of is assured all who attend. , daughter, Hazel, Bridgeport Roy Hyott of Waterbury enjoyed the preparations year Mrs Charles Hibbard of Stratrora Mrs Moses Hull, Miss Florence Hayes held, Tuesday evening, at the library lamp, John Talty; pair of blankets, recess ms their holiday business so tnat the of New Haven with Mrs Edna is TnanKSgiving wun parents, thousands of women who called on friends here, last Monday. Hayes. building. An urgent invitation Miss May Honan; rocking chair, Mar- Mr and Mrs John Hyott. shoppers Mrs James Prear and .bora. Mrs Miles Eastwood of Bridgeport to patronize th store shall have prompt, daughter, been a of Mrs Hubbell. extended all interested in the li tin Lillis; fancy cracker jar, Miss and attention. In spent Thanksgiving at Glenbrook with hjas guest Perry polite painstaking Mrs G. S. Mr and Mrs Spencer of Bridgeport, brary to be present at the meeting, Katie Roach, Zoar; case of wine, Fred Brown of Hopewell Junction, N. deed, it is a matter of remark among in- - Mrs Frear's sister, Thompson. who have the Levi Blackman and Brown of New Britain ormen women that the service In Nathaniel Hibbard, who is in poor bought James O'Rourke, Bridgeport; sofa T., Guy is now with his and ex- property, were guests of Mrs Blackman Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr Meigs & Co.'s. store is the best and most health, family on - take of OBITUARY. pillow, Miss R. A. Honan, Danbury; F. L. in the wears pects to remain here for the winter. Sunday.- They possession and Mrs Brown. intelligent city. Hcliday A. McGuire had the place about December 10. silk umbrella, Thomas Cribben; dress are now ready to be seen and purchased, Mrs Helen has just a George Lyon has spent several days and buyers are already making telephone placed in her house. Her suit case, James McDonald, Zoar; Mrs Bridget McCarthy of Walnut early number 1462-1- with his uncle, Frederick Lyon, in Mrs Matthew Mullane. Tree Hill has the their presence seen and felt. Join the - Bethel. parlor rug, Ambrose Conger; five lbs bought Bradley prop early buying movement this season, for George Broacbent, the popular lore- en- erty on Gas street, recently owned by man for the B. D. Pierce Co., spent Rev A. H. Boutwell and wife were of tea, Edward Troy; centerpiece, E. De your own sake, as well as for that of home Ernest Fuhrman. The place will Thanksgiving in Bridgeport with his tertained, last week, at the of his Sarah Jane, wife of Matthew Mul J. Hook; lamp, James' silver her son, John the salespeople, and you will enjoy your Mrs Boutwell, in Ansonia. Bakey; occupied by McCarthy. Christmas witn its ireedom parents. grandmother, of died on Miss shopping croaa-riek'- s Mr tnd Mrs Oscar Plumb and daugh- lane Hawleyville, Tuesday ladle, Mary Scanlon; landscape from crush and rush. KObert tsroaeiDeni toon jonn hishouse-hol- d stone ter, Beatrice, of Nichols spent Thanks- morning. She is survived 'by her picture, Miss Mary Keane, Danbury; Ernest Fuhrman has moved Dlace in charge of the here with Mrs Plumb's par- goods from Sandy Hook to Port-cheste- r, crushing while he was away in Boston, giving day husband and eight children and by $10 gold piece, A. H. Wood, Bridge N. Y. OF GOOD CLOTHES. ents, Mr and Mrs Stephen B. Hayes. now THE KINSHIP Mars., ior TJianKSgivmg. Mr and Mrs Charles Gaines and her aged father, James Coles, at port; two barrels of flour, Mrs John daughter, Harriett, and Roger Spencer Portland, Ore., and three brothers, Keane; brass bedstead, Miss Mary Mr and Mrs Fred Beard, who have One touch of good clothes makes the of Hartford and Mr and Mrs George H. James and Coles. The been living with-- Mr and Mrs Arthur whole kin. To the man whose wardrobe South Britain. with Mr John, Joseph Hurley, Sandy Hook; gold watch, Hook, have returned to Edwards spent Thanksgiving case is a sad one and the MIes Minnie Beard at Sandy is composed of the well conceived, well and Mrs H. W. Seeley on Pepper street. particularly Reardon, Hawleyville Bridgeport tor tne winter. made, stem-bloci- c ciotnes, one city is THANKSGIVING HOUSE PARTY. Miss M. L. Andrews and Mrs John H. sympathy of the community goes out like another. There is no East or West. Mr and Mis D. M. Mitchell entertain Hinckley spent last Monday in the Park to Mr Mullane in his bereavement. . Friday being the first Friday of Extra values in fancy groceries, teas He is at home on Michigan Boulevard, ed a house party over Thanksgiving, in- City. The funeral took on the month, masses will be celebrated and coffees. The tamous White Kose on Broadway, or in the precincts of Ox- cluding Mrs Lemmon of Roxbury, Mr Mr and Mrs William H. Skinner of place Thursday 1775 'New at 6.30 and 8 o'clock. an JjtM teas, and the and Her- ford Street. West. London. Every suit, and Mrs W. F. Kinney of Milford, Bridgeport were called to Stepney on morning from St Rose's, Father Fox blends of coffee. these every overcoat, every raincoat, Is made B. M. Mitchell, wife and Wes- mitage Buy Capt daughter account of the illness of their son, officiating. t - blends and you have a satisfactory on lines and rrom materials drawn irom of Passaic, N. J., Mr and Mrs S. D. ley, who is with Mr and Mrs John 0YERTAXED. combination. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. the best usage in all parts or the world. Baker of New York, Mrs P. B. Bucking- Hinckley. Cheap clothes are a pit-fa- ll for the un- ham of New Haven and Mr and Mrs J. Attorney and Mrs A. J. Hull, Mrs J. James Carey. Tat- - buyer. They look attractive, at L. Mitchell and son. Four generations E. O. roofinng, the kind that last. At wary - E. Tavlor of Stepney, Attorney Hundreds of Newtown Readers Know & Co.'s. the price, out they are tne aearest Dar- were represented. Hull and of spent James Carey, who had been ill for Taylor, Curtis do rob family Bridgeport It Means, gain ever bought. Not only they Thanksgiving day with Mr and Mrs C, three or four years, passed away at Wat your pocketbook, but but your reputation T. Nichols. It Is rumored that several parties are You afford home er and can't that. Kent Mr and Mrs John Sherwood and his in Shelton nSunday, The kidneys are overtaxed; considering the purchase of the mill We want to secure the best fun- W. C. in- you "buy" Eleanor, of Bridgeport were 21, 54 years. The too to do. property owned by Johnson, In in stem-Bioc- n daughter, aged Have much section of America clothes, and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. guests on Thanksgiving day of Mr and eral was held from hisl ate home in tending to accommodate that are that, beyond argument. Stop in nd They tell about it in many aches the town with a line of mill feeds and Rev Mr will Mrs H. W. Edwards. Shelton on Novem try on the new fall suits ar.d overcoats. Perry's subjects, Sunday ' Mr and Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley Tuesday morning, and pains attend to the custom grinding, which The new fall lasts are ready for men be: Morning, "Learning how to pray," a few last week, in New ber 28, at 9 o'clock, and from St headache. naturally centers at this point. Mr sizes, a "fit for Junior congregation, "Making Paths, spent days, Backache, sideache, carried on the and women; quarter Haven, the guest of Rev and Mrs W. A. church, Sheiton, ac 10 of ills. Johnson has successfully every foot." "Educator" shoes, for boys Evening, Taking inventory. Joseph's Early symptoms kidney feed and grain business for the past 20 "Hawes" Serviceat the scnooinouse m soutn Beardsley. o clock, where the r.ass farm and and girls. "Manhattan" shirts, Mrs A. B. Curtis has had the lot in requiem high Urinary trouuies, diabetes. Bright's years, but the care of a large hats gloves, neckwear, underwear, every Kent on Sunday afternoon, December 6, front of her house and where the old was celebrated by Rev Father Bailey disease follow. the ice business requires all of his time. correct Davis & Savard, at 2.30. Whether the above rumor proves true furnishing. mill stood west of her house, nicely of Shelton. "The buri.il was in tne The statement below shows you a Mam Street, corner or Fairneid avenue. the or not, Tinkerfieid district is eagerly Stein-Bloc- h MRS ANNA M. HALL. gra'ed, which greatly Improves Mt St Peter's in Derby. Mr home of clothes and Regal about her pleasant home. cemetery certain. listening for the hum of the wheel, and busiest corner. M. 81 grounds of mill. This is the mill shoes. Bridgeport's, Mrs Anna Hall, aged years, Mr and Mrs S. J. Wheeler of Hunting- Carey was a native Newtown and Mrs Thomas WicKing, Sandy Hook, grinding of the lied on Saturday, November 27, at the ton E. C. Wheeler and family of property advertised by C. F. Beardsley. and was the son of the' late Jeremiah Conn., says: '.'I was rarely free from Samuel D. Shame of Monroe will sell home of her daughter, Mrs Lewis H. Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving day Ives, leaving a husband, three daugh Mr Mrs Edward S. Carey and he worked for many years a dull, tnrobbing pain across the Hook Water Co. his dairy, as he is in ill health and can with and Beardsley. The Sandv Surface attend to it. ters and two sons to mourn her loss. Mrs C. E. Osborne, Jr., wno has been in the old rubber shop at the Sandy small of my back and in my should- officials, with General Manager Edward not 111 and under the doctor's care, is now Hook and also for several I arose and First Assistant Engineer MISS CASEY MR BROWN. Miss depot years ers. In the morning feeling Taylor The senior class of the High School gaining slowly. Her aunt, Winton, S. & Bartram were busily engaged, November 24. Newtown is for her. at the shop of Curtis c'n in tired and unrefreshed and had but on the will give a dance at the Town hall on Wednesday morning. from caring Wednesday afternoon, studying 10. An out- - Miss Julia Casey was married to Harry Mr and Mrs E. J. Walters of Bridge- Berkshire, where his home was. He little ambition. Hearing about Doan's Irost as related to tne aqueauci Friday evening, December late S. problem of-to- orchestra wul furnish the F. Brown or Trenton, N. J. Mr and airs port, who purchased the George is survived by Sis wife, two soas and Pills. I a box and which scans the Pootatuck river. "Just will t.e nome in Trenton after moved here, last week, and Kidney procured the time to stock," said Mr music. Rrown it Coley place, three and two brothers, -- oses Defore I buy Taylor, December 15 took possession daughters had only taken a few to tne serine, t or n you aon i ouy at had tele- of Shelton and Thomas ce Downs of B. H. Sherman has just a Jerry Carey felt better. Continued use cured me once, you will be liable to irozen Miss Josephine Bridgeport Mrs S. Eaton was in his house. His number also a is now listed on the is the guest of Mr and Mrs D. C. Peck. Saturday evenig phone placed Carey of this town. He leaves and I have not been bothered since. out." The stock by a fall, one hip being is 1433-3- Hook Bourse. severely injured large circle of friends here and in I am in hopes that the cures is Sandy fractured and receiving other painful Mr arid Mrs James Turner and Miss per S. H. Bullard closed his residence on Scofleld of New Canaan, Edward Shelton, where he has lived for the manent." injuries. Flossy ' ThomaS Lynch of St Thomas College, Mt Pleasant. Monday, and with his fam- Bates of Norwalk and George Sims of nine There was a very sale all dealers. Price 50c with his to for the were the past years. For by Hartford, passed Thanksgiving ily returned Bridgeport Greenfield, Mass., guests. floral Foster-Milbur- Mr and Mrs Michael Lynch of Mrs C. L. large number of handsome n Co., Buffalo, New parents, Washingtoa. Thanksgiving day, of Mr and at Gas Street. Smalley. tributes. Friends were present York, sole agents for the United Have you seen those high top water the funeral from Newtown, Danbury, States. Mrs M. F. Houlihan returned, Mon- New Milford. ITEMS FROM ST JOHN'S. proof "Long Walker" shoes? They keep An- Doan's-a- a in and and are the Bridgeport, New Haven, Derby, Remember the name nd day, after week's sojourn Jersey The ladies club packed their mission- your feet warm dry just N. J. box for the Mountain Whites of the for cold weather, also some nice sonia and Shelton. take no other. City, t ORATORIO. ary thing at rea- t South. Tuesday ailernoon. u warm gloves and mittens very of is The Oratorio Christ and his soldiers will be Union serv- W. L. Penfield at the Master John Hassett Bridgeport be on Tin's year there a sonable prices. THE HOTELS. his grandmother, Mrs Luward will given Sunday afternoon, ice on Christmas (lav and the children depot. ST JOHN'S. visiting December 12. at 3 o clock by a chorus A. returned, Kilbride of Cemetery Avenue. of both Surday schools will enjoy their Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley At The Inn. of over 50 voices. The oratorio consists tree Tuesday, after a veek's stay in bnelton of 24 numbers. The solos will be sung togetuer. Mrs D. A. Nichols. Sunday Services. Miss Nellie Kilbride of Bridgeport H. A. E. J. with her daughter, H. T. Shelton. was of her by Mrs Bassett. Mrs Sturges, Rev and Mrs A. L. Hubbard visited Baldwin, a Thanksgiving day guest Miss H. Toohey, Mrs F. Soule, Messrs Mrs Stephne Morehouse spent If. F. Goodwin, Hartford. parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Kilbride. Rich- at Sherman More- friends in Newtown, last Tueslay. Communion Pa. Fletcher. Woodford, Palmer and Thanksgiving day w H nnwns nnd family of Redding, At 10.45 a. m., Holy George Oaks, York, The oratorio has not been house's in Marbledale. Mr and Mrs C. Peet, Miss a mond. sung who visited friends In Bridgeport, Sun and sermon by the rector, Rev O. O. Gcrse Miss Margaret Blake, graduate litre before, in fact it is not known so were nere, Frances E Peet, Bridgeport. nurse, returned to New Haven, Tuesday, in day and Monday, guests at 12 m., Sunday school; at Mi well this country as other oratorlas of Mr and Mrs E. F. Lyons. Wright; ,E. L. "or, Derby. after a week's visist with her parents. and was the desire of Choirmaster Southford. Tuesday, 5 ' Franklin Ansonia. it p. m., evening prayer. Burton, Mr and Mrs Michael Blake. Harris when in England to secure it and introduce it here. It is very popular in TO ORGANIZE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Easton, Some attractive values in plush and York The annual meeting of the Fairf- Miss Nora Blake of New passed England. be rubber lined robes for driving, just what with her par- A Sunday school will, organized Pomona will be is needed for Street and the Thanksgiving holidays 3 o'clock Mr and Mi s C. T. Rockwell and daugh ield County Grange this weather. ents, Mr and Mrs Michael Blake. AN INTERESTING CASE. next Sunday afternoon, at at a very held at Sturdevant stable blankets of all kinds. At R. H. of Wash- the chapel. It is hoped that many will ter, Miss Lucy Rockwell, spent hall,, Bridgeport, & Co.'s. The case of Walter Russell new in Brookfield as 10.30 a. Betrs vs the New Milford Power Co., be interested in this enterprise and pleasant Thanksgiving Wednesday, December 8,'at John Leavey of Bridgeport passed ington will be present at this meeting. A cor- guests of Mr Rockwell's sister, Mrs P. elected with his Mr and has occupied the attendtion of the Super- mind C. F. auction m. Officers will' be for the Frank W. Wright of the Public Thanksgiving parents, this week. Prominent attor- dial invitation is extended to all. Keep in Beardsley's Mrs Thomas Leavey. ior court, serive at 3.45. at Monroe on uecemoer a. incuing year and the Lecturer will Market, Shelton, has opened a milk neys have been engaged on the case. Preaching present an program. A depot at his store in Shelton and is Including Attorney Williams of New t The Bradshaw Co., 1294 interesting This is the season of the buckwheat. Milford and of Hartford Mrs Mary A. Leavenworth, who has Clothing attendance is desired. now several dairies of first g and Attorney Hyde Main are to close large handling Grandma's Pancake, for the Power Co.. and Attorney Stiles been spending several wee'ss with her Street, Bridgeport, class milk. He hopes in the near plain buckwheat flour, and the maple Judson of and Attorney Wa- at Pinehurst and in Panb'iry, stock ' them. New Bridgeport daughter out in 30 days their splendid The firm of Howard future to handle several more dairies and Karo syrup to go with lter Crittenden of New York for Mr Rus- has returned to her home in P.ovbnry. as the Duiia-in- e popular goods, just in. At Corbett, Crowe & sell. the witnesses Mrs G. L. Minor ls.st wck in of up to date clothing, Barber of Main Derby, have and woum be to communicate Among subpoened sent is sold to Poll for his new theater. Street, glad Co.'s. were Mr and Mts waiter Kusseu. court-lan- d New Haven and other places. While announcement in to sell. S. Man of in his- a Christmas this with any who have milk Cole, F. Seeley, John Whittlesey there she went to see "The the One of the greatest sales the issue of The Bee. Don't fail to read Dates, oranges, malaga grapes, mixed and others. Mr Russell bought the Hour." tory of Bridgeport and surrounding You will find one of the best places nuts, dried citron and orange peel. At place he now occupies of C. D. Cole and Union services at the Southfird ue-cem- & 3.30 m. All towns is to begin on Saturday, it In New England fo your Christmas Corbett, Crowe Co.'b. is endeavoring to cause the' Power Co. to chapei at p. every Sunday. F. L. Co. remove their and power wires are Invited. 4, and last 30 days until all shopping at the Wilson jewel- poies fln " Hubbell Pros., rorner of Main and ry store In T Mr and Mrs H. H. Curtis and Miss from an old highway adjoining his Mr Minor bought a hors ir' stock is sold out. No one 'anbury. in The case is before of Oxford Mr Minor of the Elizabeth Streets, Derby, "the corner Marion Curtis passed Sunday Passaic, property. Judge parties, recently. should miss this splendid chance to N. J. George W. W. Wheeler in the Superior has horses, wagons, etc.. for sile. of good shoes," have a new adver W. K. Mollan, the Bridgeport shoe u Wallace Lamson has beer, on the f'ck clothes for man or boy at less man. Is with John Treadwell for court. get tisement in the issue of The Bee staying Brook- list. The ladies missed him for supplies ce Mollan Mr and Mrs Fred of half-pri- and in some cases at a few days each week. Mr gets Sagendorf needed on Thanksgiving day. than which our readers will do well to out of the city on account of his eyes, lyn have entered the employ of W. A. one-thi-rd value. This firm its actual and the air will benefit Leonard, at the Inn. Redding. en- on Main look up. hopes country About 75 people enjoyed the fine has been doing business him. tertainment of Bojert, the magician, at Street, Bridgeport, for the past 15 John W. Rav has entered the employ A DRAMATIC EVENT. the Town hall, Friday evening, in the The Grand Union Tea Co. of Main of Arthur J. Smith. course. was years, and thousands of people in and Henry Dean, the traveling salesman "Mrs Brlggs of The Poultry Yard" Men's club The exhibition can to street, Derby, have an announcement for Leonard, Shaw & Dean, of Spring- will be presented by Newtown talent worthy a better house. outside of Bridgeport testify field, Mass., was at P. of firm of Hatch & on December 3. In the of for Christmas in this Issue of the stopping, Tuesday, J. Hatch, the Friday evening, the value giving qualty clothing the Samuels Shoe Store, in Bridgeport, Dewey, of New Milford, was in town. Ridge hall. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Stops itching instantly. Cures sold them. Everything is to be Bee which will interest our readers. showing a fine line' of goods for spring. Wednesday, and was the guest at tea of Admission 25c. Everyone is cordially by .That is what the Samuels Co. always Allison P. Smith. invited to attend. piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, sold, stock, fixtures, cases, mirrors, carries and have an scabies Doan's Oint- About 30 of by the way, they hives, herpes, etc. Not a dollars worth of clothes friends and neighbors arch fitter for feet that give I trouble, sale and store. sur- There will be a Christmas LADIES' $3 SHOES. ment. At any drug or removed to Miss Marion Soumers her a that is a thing. AVednes-da- y, to be taken with them gave great supper at Trinity Guild room, are extra good 1057 East Main at the home of her December 8. at 6 p. m. Sup- They stylish, quality their fine new store, prise party par Remember Open and union made, at French's, Bethel. For a mild, easy action of the bow- 1. Mr and Mrs Andrew Lovln's for dress goods. per including ice cream, 35c Street on January The clothing ents, Soninrs, the in Danbury, opposite the Sol- a dose of Doan's is assured in Hatterloivn on place; WINTER UNDERWEAR. els, single Regulets opportunity of a lifetime Saturday evening. diers' monument The best In and at the is Treatment cures habitual De- - November occasion meat poultry We want to show you Underwear, the enough. all who visit this sale during 27, the being her market of Henry Rupf. 25c a box. Ask ev- Levy's for clothing. See add on Page best quality for your money, at constipation. your cember. Never before, never again, 14th birthday anniversary. The Bethel. . . . . In 20. French's, druggist for them. such bargains. It will pay every ening was epeiit very enjoyably Mrs Timothy McMahon, residing near and and music. A fine luncheon The funeral A Gillette Safety Razor makes a nice man to buy now for both present games Keep in mind C P. Beardsley's the depot, died Thursday. of Bethel ' advertise- - was served. did not break December 9. will take place on Saturday. Funeral Christmas present. English needs. See the big The party at Monroe, them. Children Cry future The occasion Director Honan has the arrangements in has - ment elsewhere and look for the big up until a late hour. FOR FLETCHER'S Miss D. K. Coleoaugh will be at Hawley charge. HIGH TOP SHOES. ' when visit Bridgeport will long be remembered by all. red sign you ville, Wednesday and Thursday even and at tno number, 1294 Main Marion received a number of Yry ings, ana Saturdays, during the cay. to Good values in fe't and rubber boots Winter shoes for boys girls, Remember business. at the Hook Shoe Store. French's, Bethel. Street near Congress Street pretty and useful presents. work at the barber Sandy CAStORIA 2 THE NEYVIOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 .1909. cocoeeeeoecooceoeoceccccco Values In 1 Big The 8 E. H. & j Purpose DILLON CO., Diamonds, O .'Of 0 Leading Milliners, Watches, i 1 105 Main 9 Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Jewelry, Our.Clothe . H 908 Main St., Hartford, Ct. 10 Rue St. Ccclle, Paris. g j And Fur g There's a steadfast purpose in 0 Scarfs, Fur Muffs, Fur Sets, a Silverware. CO We are displaping the largest stock of reliable Fur Scarfs, Stein-BIoc- Fur Muffs and Fur ever before exhibited in You ere invited to in- h Clothes o Sets, Bridgeport. cordially Reliable from same. Fur Scarfs $1.73 to $33.00. (O) spect Reliable Muff for 9 Fur from $1,95 to $40.00. Goods (can now be reserved Coats from to Christmas. As firmly sewn in as the label whether they are for formal dress or Pony 5kln $43.00 $93.00. P 8 In and in those in which you encounter the world in the street. fact anything everything the Fur lino you will find least one-thir- d less than They are designed and made for the man who earnestly strives to o hero, prices at elsewhere. 0 I : measuro up creditably with his associates business and social life. O a, M.J. Buechler's v ' hi ! are not clotnes I; 7 They "cheap" nor are they expensive. They are to dollar for dollar value, and make look o designed give you you your CO E. H. DILLON (Sb CO. The Reliable Jeweler in the world's work. Jeweler and part Optician, them our Try on before glass. X2t ffiv ffis CN 6&t Kv B. 48 Fairfield Ave., Near Middle St., 9 Sl A A ,aV A. A A 9 Bridgeport. Stein-BIoc- h Suits, $20 to $35. Other good makes, $ 1 0 to $ 1 8. Fall Overcoats, Black, Oxford and fancy mixtures,$ 1 2 to $ 1 8 Building Problems Don't Come Your Young Men's Suits, $8 to $ 1 8. Often The Boys' and Children's Suits, $2.50 to $8.50. Every need- Way Very ed school wear even shoes. With us they re our daily the Daley I work. Let us give you 'benefit of "Regal" Shoes for Men tnir .experience. Jewelry and Women. You'll be surprised, when you "Manhattan" Shirts. w ir get started with building plans, how "Hawes" of. Store Hats. 813-81- 5 Doints arise that never Chapel St., Cor. Main St & Fairfield Ave., manv you thought

New se Displays a collection of Haven. Bridgeport. Our olace is not only a store-hou- of material, Diamonds and other precious advice. No for stones, fashioned into jewelry of but also of practical charge and exceeding beauty distinction, and only a moderate price for the goods. that ranks as high in quality as in Viat, artistic merit treasured for a life- The Newtown Bee. time, in its associations increasing Newtown, Friday, Dec. 3, 1909. and finally, in all liklihood, a much prized heirloom. 5" Christmas Selections Put Aside. 0 TOWN TOPICS. m material and " IIjJjLjJlP HATTEBTOWN. i C. Howard Daley & I II Co., Personal Chat. Miss Alma Peck has been Main D CT. spending 253 St., ANBURY, a few days with her grandparents, Mr WSSS and Mrs Eotsford Peck, in Gaston. Thanksgiving guests at the home of C. 1). SUllson were Mr ana Mrs jr. ta. Cemetery and Memorial Work. Tomlinson and Mrs Cora Drew of Beth- el. Miss Julia C. Hawiey of Bridgeport. State Board of Harold and Earle Tomlinson from Storrs Agricultural College Galvanized Iron Painted Iron Shingles. Hughes & Chapman Mr and Mrs Stephen Hall and daugh- Shingles. have been a 100 In Successor to ter of Bridgeport passing Packed Square Feet a box. CdaS.. Hdghes, few days with Thomas Perkins' and I family. Henrv Morean of Amagansett L. I. spent Thanksgiving with his family In this place. Mid-Wint- There was a pleasant social gather Annual er ing of friends and neighbors at the Meeting, home of A. J. Summers, Saturday even- ing, to celebrate the 14th birthday of-hi- s New oldest daughter, Miss Marion Summers. Harmony Hall, Haven, Mrs Ada Parmelee entertained Nor- December man Lacey of New Kochelle, Miss Edith 7th, 8th, and 9th. wairchild of New York, Miss Alice Waterhouse of Bridgeport, Miss Angie Wakeman of Danbury, on Thanksgiv ing ctay. A of Seventeen Addresses on Live Chester Penney, who is attending a Splendid Program school in Brooklyn, N. Y spent the to Connecticut Farmers : Thanksgiving vacation with his grand- Topics Important parents, Mr and Mrs J. W. Penney. Manufacturers of and Dealers Note Some of the peakers and Their Subjects: Grade of The Highest Cemeterj A BEAZr ESTATE TRANSACTION. Ridge Roll, All lengths. Work from President Hadley of Yale, Governor Weeks and Mayor Will Build In the Spring. Martin of New Haven. We call your attention to these shingles boing durable and economical tiranitc and Marble. Mrs Mollie oth- Miss Louise Biselow has bought a McAllen, Dr Eettger. Prof Stoneburn and Office and Salesroom: tract of land of W. Stuart on the George ers on poultry topics. ; 300 Stratford Ave., Ct. Mt Pleasant road and w.. build a resi- Bridgeport, dence in the spring. Col J. B. Walker of Kentucky on Corn Raising and Al- Branch office, 154 Main St., Conn & Danbury. Farmers' Co., falfa Col Chas. M. Jarvis of Wilson H. Lee, L. Supply Roofing Eaising. Berlin, Rev T. Steele's theme, Sunday the Dairy expert, Prof Gibbons of Massachusetts on Sheep morning at the Congregational church Dealers in Gasoline Engines, Saw Tables, be the Sabbath." and others of J S. BATES, will "Christ and Insecticides; Seeds, etc Eaising, many equal note. Work Miss Florence Beecher of the Mt Ida 256 Middle Street, Bridgeport, Conn. s Prize Exhibit of Com, Apples and Potatoes. Monumental &Building school at Newton, Mass., was the guest and Carving Done Pneu- over the Thanksgiving holidays of her Come? Bring Your Wife. Learn How to Be A Better Lettering by parents, Judge and Mis W. J. Beocher. matic Tools. f Farmer. Cleaning land Monuments and The Men's club had a very pleasant Headstones. meeting, Tuesday night, hs guests ot David C. Peck. A fine dinner was en- 42 Water Ct. in St., Norwalk, joyed. . The literary program was charge of Representative W. C. John- son. Selections from the writings of --d ! M. G. KEANE'S Mark Twain were read. Games E. of Toys J. Madigan Waterbury passed Thanksgiving in town as guests of Mr Remember. Monumental and Mrs T. J. Cavanaugh in the Glen. We have on sale the year around, and the Works, only place in where can Mr and Mrs H. r. ureenman 01 Bridgeport you That a small Deposit will save any article until H Bridgeport snent Thanksgiving with Mr find a large assortment to choose from at Christmas. tlousatonic Ave., Bridgeport. and Mrs H. M. Greenman at Cold Spring H , farm. all times. Just now, our new goods have arrived and ready for your inspection, Diamonds, Watches, ' Clocks, Mr and Mrs Prank B. Mallett and among which are : C. H. Bassett, daughter. Miss Frances Mallett, were Rings, Cuff Links, guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs H. M. Jreenman. Lockets, Chains. At C. H. Gay's Old stand. Cut-u- p Puzzles, Teddy Lyons, Moulding Clay, ' Doll ENGRAVING a Mr and Mrs I. B. Goodsell closed their Carriages, Blackboards, FREE. pleasant summer home at Morgan's Moving Picture Machines, Sleds, the Tues- Four Corners for winter, last ; day, and have gone to Westport to spend Cook and Perry Dolls, Etc. B Carriage fie vtpr with Mr and Mrs Frederick D. A. B. Hubbell. PARKER, - Don't Fail to Look 0u.r Stock Oyer. Painting Come In Now. Jewler, A SPECIALTY. Mr and Mrs Edward Pickett and daughter. Miss Catherine Pickett, and 9 Arcade, Miss Mary K. Cramer of New Haven Bridgeport. Carriage and Wagon Repairing, Black-m- i spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs thing. Horseshoeing. S. c Cramer ai jocicy nouow. Telephone 46-- 4. BMBaBBBBBBBflBB BBBBBBBBBB ThnnDi anil Mwarrl Keane of Brldee F. E. BEACH, port spent the Thanksgiving nollday Painting and with their aunt, Miss Jora Keane, a! omp i our ana rroauce to ttoisiora. 962 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn nppies Papering. and Charles Steigmar. and Miss Nellie A fine line of WALL PAPER Ke.iton or Briagepon were guesis on Turney Bros., i hnnKRfivine aav 01 iur miu mrs d tives of Mr at Botsford. TrtmibuD. and Mrs Samuel Ward met 531 Water H. S. COUCH, Coger at their home on Saturday evening and Street, Bridgeport, Conn. gavethem a surprise. Games and music Merryall Viet, NEW MILFORD. were Established 141-1- 4. CalfthlM Worlnaff enjoyed by those present Cake 1889. Tel. nrnt)nm loft ELECTION. and coffee were J f... DnlraotrtltA Ci whtfA flhp Will GRANGE served. About 40 of Mr Sam- the winter wuii Air and Mrs Lee The election of friends and Mrs snptid annual officers will uel Ward gave them a complete The Johnson. take place at the Grange hall at their at their home on surprise oldest and largest commission firm in on last Saturday evening. Bridf eport. regular meeting Friday night. De Games and music filled out a very en- rr t rntra rt Prtofrrr1 wan In Npw cember 10. It is hoped and expected that joyable evening. Refreshments were L. Goldenburg. ( York, last Tuesday and Wednesday, at memDer wui De present. served. We are still doing: business at the old stand. We tne Masonic S. M. Brinsmade of Daniels Farms tending large gamerm. was In BRIEFLY NOTED. Newtown on business, Tuesday. handle anything produced on the farm.' Highest prices FOR 5ALE. TA(v(rtf liovo hoon nut frtf Mrs Miles I Shelton of Oxford has ' another jolly evening. This time it was recently visited her mother. Mrs Marr and quick returns. coasting m me ions 10(1U"" J. Beach. Ladles' and full face of the moon shining down upon Mrs C. F. Brinsmade has been oulte -r. BuU'sBrifte. We IrSnrle 8 tha IfiAv harl tn tair ill and under the care of Dr HilL Want Poultrv Of all and Dnt1r I a Gentlemen's Suits, too, but that did not interfere Mr and Mrs Patrick have along Hennlgham ' shipments. and second for - with the fun. The ripper was large been few days in New York. PERSONAL CHAT. your New band, inspect- w 1I tnP spending l Rom flaimprl Mr ana Mrs Burr Beach enterta n- - ion. tall and see mem at my f) which honor f. iiavvii anu uuiu ntliutl Ul References: shop, honor of guiding the ripper ed Mr and Mrs Benjamin Birks of Gaylordsviae were at Mrs on Tie first Bridgeport Nation! Bank, Dyeing and Steam Cleaning. he oore on wen unm and Miss Mary Booth of New Milford Mallory'a sled a turn, dumpedrcssj,them6"sall In a over Ditiuruay. . quick. aha alivn. rAtflininiF Thanksgiving. neap in uic oiiu... " ' : :v Mr and Mrs FranK Hatch hava been the village, Sunday. her and coasting on to the bottom friends in York State. r IT waa fn Van, UFl1-m- P. Cannon's ...sat m AnmA norrinn. ftnkAn visiting tlAe. Building, or me ,iinui. j.uen a,io - Charles wind nas purchased a new Wednesday. JL made fof what was, of. milch Oxford who have been 111, are '1 Next to Bit Office, and apologies cow of parties. Mr ana Mrs Harry Miuspaugh and seriously slowly on outsiders our personal sorrows " ' u - Peter Net I son has been out town improving. Newtown, Conn. course, purvij w'.1- of son, Stuart, spent Thanksgiving with and not to 3 f. for a few days. Mr and Mrs Charles Millspaugh. petty morbidness, keep Elsenboss and family of The ladies win hold their regular Mr Tonics Ttorlfnir nf r,onK,.r of ourselves as Repairing A Specialty. Leonard - ...... M on afternoon. The first Ipssnn nf Ufa fa tn fcnrn thinking exceptional BroOKI-ei- were C.nav meeting Tuesday at Mrs Mallory'a, Friday. Kucoio, A number 01 mends rela-- our own not to Inflict cases. James Russell Lowell. Ge-vg- B. WUscn. . large and Jiiiana metier ana Mrs u tx. Hoag, smoke; that is, ' THE NEWTOWh BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1900.

Thanksgiving racer at her bom in The Newtown Bee Lym' I'ImIik. Charles Oilrs-r- t has received large SMITH-MURRA- Y Dec. 3, 1909, oritur Mint him flvt mn at work In his THE CO. Newtown, Friday, snop lu nil out the nrdtr, Two oi tliein are bonritiriK at Allwrt Kills'. Mr Miid Mrs Jiihn ltynolds spent 3B thhiikhkivuik any witn Mr ana Mrs i ft HOME NEWS. N, Mlillt'lt'M. Wist Kuth Mitllftt rturnd, lust wlc Thursday, to Ely Court, (ircfiiwlih. BET JJ.MEI F. XOTT WILL CLOSB where Him will coiitliiuti tier studios lor Z.OWO bwiiit your. . MIWlSTMIAi BEBTICS Miss Mulml Btinlpy wa home for the KEXT BUMMER, ThitiiKHKivirv rwHN 0.ne I and Miss Mary R. former Paitor of tbi wtown Congr Btrlii,i( WW it ThiiiikiKlvliiK gufsl at ! rational Cburotu Mrs GuorK U. Million's. Ark Mr 'iii.l Mrs W. & Mullott and loah's family At the contfuKlon of the evening erv anttiit TliniiksKivinK duy at Mr and Mrs li'e at the ('nnurcKullonnl church. Hun Frank ritiipli's In Kuhioh, day. at Kt l'ulurNliurg. Flu.. Huv J. P. unyi i oa a tne following lutttr to lite suUlttnee, which will brlntr regret to Warren. e, The of is To Christmas' many mends won during IiIh long Holiday Holidays Swiftly Approaching:. your who will he sorry to lone him shopping Remember that is the thief of comfort. but foul that he has earned a woll-de- - A TA8TU OP CENLIXB WINTER. early. procrastination nerved rent his fulth-fu- l If have Christmas should about at once. by ninny yearn of We IiihI a tiiFte of wlntor, Inst woi-- you shopping: to do, yon go it Kurvlce and hope he ami family will thin TuiHuny iiml WiMitiOHilny, ruin and sleet The results will he more satisfactory to you, as well as to the clerks who decide to make their fu.ure home: lonilinir the eurth iiml shrubs with Ice HWoveil frienda: Aft Ih known to lome and IIiiIkIiIiik wait We are have made or un up with six Inches of upon you.. ready for Holiday Trading and long you, I huvevroceived a wholly snow. There were two of slelgh-Ini- r Roiiulit unnxuecten Dua duys to do Goods and can to the and sumo drifts for the mull carrier and careful preparations the biggest selling of Holiday ever Our lnivWk of Chrlnt church. New Kiavnm, to Overcoats. shovel Kin., the oldt'Ht and one of the bi'Nt done in this city. We've got everything that's fit to sell in Toys, Games. CoiiKriigutlonal churches in the mate. It Soils, and the multitude of fancy articles, etc., suitable for Holiday Buy if) uuo to until churches that I should Herbert Tnnncr has returned from a OurOvercoat stock is the of our store. give an early ucclHlon. My ilcnlro Ih now, Visit at Mr Avery's In Huston. ing and invite an early inspection while the assortments are overflowing pride and has been whenever these owxirtuiil- - Jiinus I'erKlns Is vIhUIiik In New tien nave come to me. to do the will or Britain, HrHtol. Nnrthnuld and tioston. to repletion. Every corner of the store is worthy of a visit. DON'I and Man's Overcoat is here! M. 811111I11V every Long Coata, Una and or nils church. After consider-lu- g The school is Draetislnir mu tnoItirM lannrtl'i nrA rUrtft Iftrtca fertile lnca sic and recitations for .irlstmns. FAIL TO COME. i vvuau auuon4 the whole situation, the Interests of unuiuui itugut aim ouvi iuujc lawoti both churches and of my family, I have There were a few who braved the if The new etc. for reasons approved by your committee. elements and attended the tuikey surr-p-r fitting. high collar, military cut, declined the call. But as I have for a at Grange hull, the night of the long time planned to retire from the act- 24 th. ive miniHtry on the fortieth anniversary Mr nnd Mrs N. R Btronar and Miss of my ordination, 2H, 1910. 1 take Flora Strong spent Thanksgiving at M. July A. sun. Overcoats : thin opportunity to Buy that I Intend to Strong's. Ills Robert P. Stronc Wash Goods. resign this pastorate, now the largest and wife from New Mllford were there 'jongregationai pastorate in the state, also. next April, so as to the required There was a family eatherlns at Dea $10.00 to $30.00 In all sizes. give a. s. three month's notice that the resigna- it. Humphrey We are a complete line of all that is new in Wash Fabrics tion may take effect on that date and showing you be free to choose a younger man to at prices as low as will be found in this city. All the latest novelties go with you to tne new location and the Monroe. larger work awaiting you. I may then and colorings. work con- accept Chrintian elsewhere or h Percales 50 pieces ground with figures and stripes. tinue to reside here with leisure for my AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. light library, literary and other work to Mr and Mrs Burton of BrldecDort and 50 pieces dark ground with figures and stripes. Good value at lOo and 40 Mrs Louis and son. G. which I am, pernaps, entitled after Beardslcy Weslev 12 9o a HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, years of service, or 60 years, If time In Beardsley. were euosts at Hlllcrest over Special yard. teaching be included. Now. friends, for Thanksgiving. Flannelettes in endless variety and colorings. Suitable for Wrap sucn 1 trust you au are, ana l certain' The many friends of L. D. Lane will 92V Cor Ct. ly am the friend of ail not one ex be sorry to hear that hi is quite ill. pers and Zxmonas; value 12 c. Special lOo. Main St., Bank, Bridgeport, me to do In The was cepted help my best work Center school closed after thousands of in checks and fancies at 8c, 10c, tms, tne closing period or my ministry, Wednesday lant for the remainder of the Outing Flannels, yards week. and to transfer a united, working, spirit 12 c, 15o a yard. ual church to my successor as you go I1. V Wheeler was auct oneer for forward to still greater growth and George Sherwood of Barn Hill, Tuesday " Fine Pongess plain colors in all the wanted shades. Value 25c. We in of this Mr Sherwood prosperity. can never forget, week, has sold Your choice time or eternity, the kindness, generost his place. 15c a yari ty and loyalty of .our friends or Mrs George Bennett has left town for Messalines colors, no shade missing. Special value ICo a yard. what has been said and written us of Bridgeport, where she will reside on plain the services of the church. The mem- Courtland street for thf coming winter. Kimona Flannels, an excellent assortment to select from; handsome valuation of this Miss Habersham was home bership and property Itorothy 12 c i?o a church have increased more than five- from Ingleside for the Thanksgiving patterns and colorings. and yard. Health, Safety, fold. We nave an increasing company holidays. Excellent varietv of Plain and Fancy Poplins; all the new shades, or neipers. i,et us rauy arouna our John Lester has been employed to Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which church and the Lord will bless us point up the chimney of St Peter's silk or mercerized finish; 25c and 29c a yard. as never before. As I, then, deellne the church. vLeft Aisle. Front.) Is Best Secured By Means of call to go from you, in view of all that nas been said to me about a new church edifice, I seem to hear the Master say, not "Arise, let us go nence," but "Arise Professional Cards. ARTESIAN WELLS! and build." will you do it? Your affec tionate pastor, James Phillips Hoyt. Nurses' Registry & Home, Pyrography Department. 1088 Ave HATTEBTOWN. ralrfleld Telephone 834, ' Bridgeport, Conn., Supplies nurses of all grades. Special We are a new line of Panels in Heart Shield and School Records. showing shape attention given to the requirements of Palette various sizes 10c 35c are each case. Call receive prompt atten- shape in from to each. These entirely The scholars in Gregory's Orchard tion In or out of town, day or night New This Season. Bony-ma- 0 Graduates in Miss B. B. school having or over (Excellent) charge, Aisle, Rear.) for the month of November are as fol- Miss M. E. Morgan, (Right lows: Class 1: Maude Summers. George Summers, Esthel Selgel, su-s- u. uiass a: Aima reoK, az-a- u; narie Mrs. James Gordon, Lewis, 91-9- 0; Louis Schwitzsky, Class 3: George Weisman, 94-9- 0; Max Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Schwitzsky, Maud Lewis, SMITH-MURRA- Y Those who were neither absent nor tar - Class Lessons, Ensemble. THE CO. dy during the month are: Maude Sum Max mers, Alice Bevans, Eddie Perkins, NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT Schwitzsky, Louis Scnwitzsky. Annie Bridgeport, Conn. S. Logan. W-- BEBKSHIBE. J. BEECHER, Attorney-at-La- These furnish pure water In abundance, unfailing under most severe drought. Long Personal Chat. Rooms 2$ and 26 Sanford Bdlg, years of experience have given me superior knowledge in the mechanical production of Stoves and these wells. Geology and actu al tests under all circumstances have proved their immense Bridgeport Ranges. value and the satisfaction to be derived from their use, Mr and Mrs W. R. Curtis and son Office in Newtown open on Saturday's passed Sunday in Bridgeport. from 8 a, m to 3.30 p. m. We are sell'ng Stoves nearly every day and some days we sell several and 'have or- naonlina Vrtmnhe. pumps, pipe and similar supplies, E furnish a satisfactory Mr and Mrs A. H. Curtiss and family dered quite a number of new ones since the season began. This shows that people are better UaSOline CnglUCS, QUalitv and at moderate price. of Monroe were guests, Sunday, of Mrs judges of good stoves than most folks will admit. Two stoves may be of the same size or for desired J. W. more than the other. On account of difference in jet I shallibe pleased to call upon you and give particulars write Partridge. b M. one cost Five Dollars Why? weight and A. M. Worden of Southville is doing J. Gale, 1)., workmanship. A stove that is thrown together without being fitted cannot be controlled. carpenter work for Julius Hartwlg. There will be so much leakageof air around the doors that the fire cannot be checked. This Mr and Mrs A. W. Minor and family Office In the David Beers Residence, all the stoves advertised at such low Take Mills, KTAvrtnum .Strafit is the trouble with cheap ridiculously prices. for Sipperley's of Bridgeport, Mr and Mrs H. T. Coger instance the Round Oak Stove the doors are fitted like a watch case and let me u- 8 to a. m., 1 to 2 and 1 ak yo- E. N. WESTP0RT, - CONN ana or stamiora ana mr ana Office hours: did you ever hear of a Bound Oak that could not be started up or shut off at will? But when Sipperley, family 10 s p. m. Mrs S. J. Blackman of Hawleyville were you undertake to keep a flreovernight in the cheap stove you invariably find the coal all Thanksgiving guests at Charles Minor's. burned out because you cannot shut the doors close onough-th- is means a waste of fuel all through the season and when you have used one of this kind for a few years you have wasted Dr. H. the best stove on the market-- to say about the inconveni- T. affable Walter Kiernan, enough fuel to buy very nothing Arthur Nettleton, the ence of building new fires-clea- up of dust and shivering while doing the undesirable PHYSICIAN AO SURGliuN, nor have to do with this class of stove. We ev- treasurer of the Newtown Savings Track. work. WE DOS'T SEtL anything guarantee Sand? .Conn one we sell we have all! kinds of new Stoves and Ranges and we have seme bargains in day in 9 1 7 ery bank, passed Thanksgiving Office Hours: $ te a. m., to 2, and second hand stoves as follows: as a guest of Mr and Mrs to I p. m. Teiepnone; is. Bridgeport Bridgeport, 1 wood heating stove, 3.00 I. 5.00 was d--- : W. Birdseye. 1 rucm 1 6.00 Miss Edna Litchfield and Freddie DENTAL PARLORS. 1 wood burning range with reservoir and high closet, 15.00 Litchfield of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend- J2Q0 R. & CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Mrs dentistry, painless and reliable " ' BO" ing a few weeks with Mr and Expert and HdlentiflC aDDlianCeS ipoal " George W. Main of 190 South Avenue, mnrlprn shelf, 15.00 Bridgeport used for piinless operations. If you are not acquainted with the Rochester Eadiator that If placed on the pipe In DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, room over the stove will beat nithout extra fuel It will pay you t(lcok the matter up. We do and Heating at REASONS AS Mr and Mrs George W. Main of 190 Office in Postofflc Plumbing TEACHES THE Sun- Surgeon Dentist South Avenue, Bridgeport, spent UIOCK, JN8W Minora, uorau. WELL AS THE DETAILS OF day in Huntington with Mr and Mr Main's mother, Mrs William Main. BUSINESS. M. E. H. M. Smith spent Sundayvln Hart- ithel Peck, J. HALL, ford, uie guest of Rev and Mrs O. W. Newtown, Conn. Darker. While there he enjoyed the Piano. Hook, Conn. School Kooros and Teachers in Attendance from 8' a. m. to meetings of the Laymen's Missionary Teacher of the Sandy open, Movement convention, which is being 5 m. sessions from 9. SO a. m. to 3.30 p. m. held there. Will go out of town when necessary. p; .Day Best of References. Mrs Emma Bugbee of Montclair, N. J., of Aurora, BRIDGEPORT-BUSINES- and Mis Charlotte Dickinson, Piano S COLLEGE, 111., are guests, this week, of Mrs H. M. Tuning. Smith. Max A. Orass, well known piano tuner t I btein-wa- y OUR. STOCK OF Court Building, Tel. 1335. of Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Covers Most Exchange Curtis Moiris and family of Bridge- & Sons, Mfgr., N. and successor will be to Office port were guests over the Thanksgiving of late Fred Beyer, pleased There are good reasons Open Evenings. holiday ana sunaay, oi mr anu ivua u. attend to your piano tuning. Orders C. Morris. may be left at The Bee omce, jxewiown. why the Will be in' Newtown every month. MEATS 438 West Avenue. Mrs Hannah M. Terrill and daughter, Bridgeport aMrss. Miss Ella Terrul, closed their home on STATESMAN tbe Pnol road, last Saturday, and left and for Vineland, N. J., where they will Dr F. E. 100 PURE BUSINESS COLLEGE spend the winter. Judson, STILLMAN DENTIST, Mrs Gertrude Litchfield of Brooklyn, GROCERIES PAINT N. Y.. spent Thanksgiving with her 67 Center St., BotUel, Conn. decide a bu'si-- ( brother, George W. Main, at 190 South covers more surface and Before you upon Avenue, Bridgeport. wears longer than other send for our DR.S. E. ALLEN, Comprises all the Best in ness college course, A very enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner paint was at Mr and Mrs John L. Gi- CHATTEBTOWN. CONN. These Lines and Our It's partly the purity of catalogbe, or us a visit. It enjoyed White pay lbert's, Thanksgiving day. Among the P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot. Conn Season- the materials Pure guests were Mr and Mrs L. C. Gilbert. Prices Are Zinc Linseed will pay you. Mr and Administer of Massage Treatment. Speci- Lead, White, Mr and Mrs William Gilbert, of eczema, catarrh, Mrs G. W. Mr and Mrs Ro- alist in treatment piles, able. Oil, Tinting Colors, and Northrop, heart failure, stomach trouble and headache Br ONLY the land D. Northrop and Master Frances Medicine furnisht'd for this treatment. Dryer partly and Mrs Annie E. Piatt. To say the relative and B. accom- Terms reasonable. Consultation free proportions H. HASTINGS, Proprietor, turkey, chicken pie and all Its the are paniments were done to a turn would SHOES partly way they D CONN. wiui L. C. 297-30- MAIN STREET, ANBURY, not express, and coupled ground. 2 Gilbert's humorous wit only made the Alexander Noe, to show the e We have a Fine Line of Shoes. Ask us you time pass all too quickly. The anjoy-abl- see Statesman colors. cigar was then resorted to While Veterinary Dentist, Don't fall to them. the ladies played duets and solos on 3.30 all 'the piano and mandolin. At P. Box 164, Ansonia.Ct. parted wishing Mr and Mrs Gilbert 0. Why Don't You many returns of Thanksgiving. Mail ordent'promptly attended to. Use the same care in selecting druggist There Is more Catarrh In this section Henry Rupf, your of the country than all other diseases Dr Battam, physician? When you begin put together, and until the last few Main St.. Newtown. that you do in selecting your years was supposed to be incurable. DENTIST, will here. For a great many years doctors pro- to do this, you bring your prescriptions nounced it a local disease and prescribed Bank Strict. Nbw Mixford. local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced, it Incurable. Science has proven ca- Oscar Pitzschler & Son. Curtis tarrh to be a constitutional disease and Pharmacy, therefore requires constitutional treat- Barbers and Hairdressers, ment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufact- Cor. Elm, Bridgeport, Co ured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, OT, NEWTOWN, 'SANDYHOOK. Main Street, constitutional cure on the la the only IfovlAvH .hnnnmn AVPrv.rlAV. R II II (1 V II noil market It acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces of the system. shop open every week day. and nret ciass worn. They offer One Hundred Dollars for any uniy case It fails to cure. Send for circulars POOL TABtE. TAYLOR & Kockford and testimonials. HUBBELL, Adress F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Newtown Station. Bold by druggists, 75c. General Repairing. Take Hall's Family Pills for R!wlra finnn. Revolvers. Etc Terms Gasoline Engines. Cash. Dr Burlison's Veterinary Tashua. JOHN W. BOOTH Conn. Hospital, Portable and Skid Engines always on band. Box 564, New Mllford. Stationary, ITEMS OF INTEREST. H. HBurlison, D. V. S., D.ID. Stone's Come and see us. Engines guaranteed. S., Wall Paper and house for New England. Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones and family Cor. Arctic & Knowlton Streets, spent Thanksgiving day at Mrs Charles Dr E. 8. Todd. BRIDGEPORT. Paint Store, Bradley's on Redding Ridge. Professional Attendance at all Hours. p c Pmrrhil(L&LQn. State Agents. Pntlprsnn hag pntprtnlnM the VnTFPlNABY SURGEON. CHAS. J. STONE, Prop., THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECENBEU 3, 1900.

Financial Institutions. best for his market, both native and The Newtown Bee western, and generally gets what he goes after. were as fine a bunch 1909. They Newtown, Friday. Doc, 3, of steers as one often sees together. Fifty-Fourt- h Annual Statement tfasbingioa Bcthei , oF TUB ABa'kefo!ePrMdf THANKSGIVING EVE WEDDINGS. A CHAT WITH DANIEL NETTLK-TON- . Newtown Utlward II. Miller of Bethel and Savings Miss Carries E of a .Gaming, Turkey The Editor enjoyed (hut the Plains, tvcre married the Daniel tiuictly at Bank, other evening, with Nettleton, Manse, a venerable resident of the went Congregational Wednesday part evening, by Hev A. T. Steele. For October 1, 1909. of the "1 am Instead town. "t, of 78, the present Mr and Mrs Miller will mm In i? us you pave me credit a recent mmmm reside at the bride's home in Issue of The Dee," said Mr Nettleton. Turkey ASSETS; Plains. Mr Net t let on Is a son of Hook Market Lyman Net, Oliver Z. Wood and Miss Elizabeth Melon and a of Daniel Net- Vuluu Value grandson Hess, both of Bethel, were united in mo name he on Ifi al Kiiiuti'. tleton, tne n;i bears, lie marriage Hev A. T. at m his by Steele, First Morwwe, j.va:;K,;n recalls hearing father tell how the Manse, Wednes- Umns on Collateral he used to to Narrows" Congregational M.'.HH.tH uwm go "Derby day evening, at 7 o'clock. The m couple So- - with the ox-tea- for all the Loans on IVrsonul supplies were attended by Miss Margaret I.i0.l t.MSU.IHt urlty, needed, bringing up salt, molasses, Hess, a sister of the bride, and Leo- V Makes 1 City Bonds, .iykwi.iw :'i,pimw and barrels of New w Kallroud Howls, tH.'i.lKI :iiii..'i7(iin) liquor England nard Wood, the groom's brother. The 47.0OWU0 mi.tti'J.im rum for the Iu 1854 Hunk Stocks, storekeepers. marriage was a quiet one owing to Town Notes, :n,vjo.tv on his marriage he moved to South the serious Illness of the bride's Ui'il Kslati'. s.iwuuo 2,uiamhi Farms In there till lluoklnit House uiul Morris, remaining mother. Mr and Mrs Wood will make I 7.0UO.OO 7.000.00 1871, when he came back to the old Ait, thrttt" flit ",vlit A lirmin In Tlnthnl vnctAin rr Cash on hum and In infiiKDi.h.,n.u.la..lnu. III. o..n,1f,h,. uciu,a,l oiaciv . U u"b tr ill.i . jiuiiui.iiiii .. ' l',tl .at ulir.MvS, hums, jour ui wnom in lueuiuu, ll.tt'iO.KW.IH HMWM O. When he lived In Morris Mr Net THE BETHEL LIBRARY. LIAHILITIES: tleton said he knew an aged man by The directors of the Bethel Li i i urn an? m-- . 11 D-- r ts(2U7 accounts) fw.43s.il4 the name of Smith, who said he re- brary association ate holding fre- rimms, "i I'. US. 4il.000.U0 membered making these trips to quent meetings and nre perfecting liiui'.'.si account, less Taxes and Narrows" with arrangements for the new . ! xiHinst'ii Paid, 24.0liu.2ll "Derby after supplies library, l'n. tit and Loss Account, Oil. an ox-tea- When a boy Mr Nettle which it Is expected will be in readi- ness 1. de- U.IBtMOO.IK ton said he united with his cousin, by January It has been Charles Nettleton, and subscribed for cided to locate the library in the room Arthur T. Nettleton, the New York examiner. Later they over A. J. Lynch's store In French's Treasurer. subscribed for the Tribune. Mr Net- building. At a meeting held Satur- tleton said there were formerly a day evening the by-la- as reported A. E BR1NTON, Newtovvn Conn. were and the number of dwelling not far from his adopted directors pro HENRY FOULOIS, WashingtonDepot, Conn house, that have long since disap ceeded to elect the standing commit peared. In the meadow, just north tees. The executive committee elect stood a house, where a Beach family ed Is C. R. Morse, chairman; Henry New Milford Savings lived. This was later occupied by A. Gilbert, Welford E. Andrews. Bank. other tenants. Up the hill about 40 Committee on library, Rev A. T. rods a family by the name of North- Steele, Rev T. W. Bowman, Rev Wil- -' Street, most thoroughly surprised Southford. Diamond Match Co., and is moving rop resided, and farther up was the nam Kiernan. Finance, committee her Saturday evening about five into one of the Company's houses, In over the William P. Bailey, Rev Henry Mac o'clock, when they entered her home this week. Ranney place. plowing f BodlNESS BOOMING. fields, Mr Nettleton said they had beth and John E. Melvin. Perma and with their greeting reminded Business is 4 Per Cent turned up a good many cut stones nent building committee, Howard H. her that it was her birthday by wish- booming at the Dia- that must have come out ' of the Woodman, Henry A. Gilbert and Rev ing her many happy returns of the mond Match Co. paper mill and the Interest Paid on It Is said, served H. Q. Judd. It was voted that a occasion. 'ihe guests carried with orders keep them hustling all the Plattsville. Deposits. chimneys. Ranney, time. in the The se- committee or three be appointed to them everything which goes to make Last veel was tne banner one Revolutionary army. since Deposits Received, $1 to $1000 cret of Mr Nettleton's long life is take steps for the forming of a. ladies' up a bountiful supper. Tne hostess the mill began business and for even tem- and Messrs Morse, Gilbert was not allowed to assist in its pre- the six days last week of 24 hours Assets, $2,256,390.74 doubtless his and sunny auxiliary, Mrs Phoebe A. widow of and Melvin were appointed. At a and soon the table was each, they turned out on their 72-in- ch Wilson, perament. He is what modern folks paration very the late William S. and would previous meeting, Horace L. ready for a supper whiclt machine 2266 pounds of paper Wilson, passed call an optimist, that Shepard serving away at the home of Miss Alice TURNEY SOULE, Prest. were more in the world. was elected secretary and uoward H. was a company of 18. every hour of the day, making the there many enjoyed by Gregory on November E. Woodman, treasurer. C. R. Morse, During the there were oufovit for the week 326 301 pounds, Wednesday, J. EMMONS, Treas. evening jolly 24, aged 90 months and H. L. Shepard and J. E. Melvin, the games of various kinds and a good or a little over 163 tons. One" ship- yearsff(three OUT." 13 The funeral from MR BADER FINDS A WAY committee on are now which near the close included ment they made last week was days. was held subscriptions, time, Friday the Stratfield on The water used in the refrigerat- ready to receive contributions toward a "peddlers' parade." three car loads to South America. Baptist church, of Carl Bader at the Depot the expenses of the. for the Fred who has been work- Saturday afternoon, November 27,. BRIDGEPORT ing plant library Hickok, at 1.30 was taken in a pipe from the river. first at N. Y has moved H. F. o'clock, the interment being" year. ing Katonah, beitzel has left his position in the East that the winter ice his there. at the Diamond cemetery at Fairfield. Fearing might family Match Co., and" has Mrs Wilson will be missed Ravings Hank put the out of commission, Mr Dr Mrs H. S. Davis of Plumtrees was moved by a large plant Harold Judson and family of with his family to Pittsfleld, circle of friends. Bader set about to remedy the trou New York were guests, for the called to Newport, R. I., last week, Mass. (Incorporated 1S42) ble. His barn is located on tne river Thanksgiving holiday of W. S. Judd by the iliness of her daughter, Mrs Miss Melvina King, daughter of CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS., bank. So directly under a shed at- on Chestnut Street. Bradford H. Robbins. Superintendent and Mrs John B. cis- tached to the barn be had dug a William P. was in Torring-ton- , Mrs A. Brennan gave a King, who is at the St Bridgeport, Conn, Bailey tienry Mary's hospi- tern, putting at down several feet last week Wednesday, to attend linen shower party at her home at tal in Waterbury, for treatment, is I below the river bed. A wall sepa- the funeral services of the late State 5 Division Street on Monday even- now gaining nicely and able to be A rated the river from the cistern but he CASTOR Railroad Comrripsioner, O. R. Fylei. ing, November 22, inhonor .of her about the hospital. This will be Por Infants and Children,' rightly judged that the soil being of The Bethel Manufacturing Co.'s niece, Miss Grace Lyman, who is good news to her many friends here. a tne water - Assets, $6,885,359.77. gravelly nature, would hat factory closed down, last week soon to be married. Miss Lyman re George Brown nas left his position file Khid You Have Always Bought percolate through and fill the cistern. Wednesday, for two or three weeks, ceived a large number of handsome at the Diamond Match Co. and has And so it proved and he can snap while two large new boilers are being and useful presents. Games and moved to Bogota, N. Y., where he has Bears the his fingers at the blocks of ice which installed at the factory. music filled out a very enjoyable taken a position. " come floating down stream When Mr and Mrs W. A. Mcbowell and evening, at the close of which a tine William Ber.ham of Bridgeport has Received you get ahead of Carl, you must get Miss Emma J. McDowell of Cnestnut supper was serveu. taken a position as fireman at the Deposits up in the morning. Street, spent the Thanksgiving holi From $1.00 day in Brooklyn, N. Y., with Mr and Upwards. Allison P. Smith of Newtown con Mrs Smith. Britain 1 George South la nancmeatt. Financial 1 jt ti 3 1 s . ducted the morning service at the Mrs David H. Taylor of Chestnut j Swedish Congregational church, Sun Street spent last week in Newtown day. With Curtis E. Cook, principal with her parents, Mr and Mrs Bird-se- y CALL AND SEE 4 Per Cent. Interest of he was Glover. Mr Thanks- Land the Newtown High School, Taylor spent Those nice warm wool lined coats The Randall Company, Mortgages, entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs giving in Newtown with his wife. and corduroy pants, just the thing to work ' Bonds on Deposits Oscar Peterson. Louis Erdmann and family, who out with in the cold and wear like iron. Nice (chafed) Irrigation Thornton and Williams of lived over W. T. line oil heaters for keeplneyour room warm. Harry Wright's plumbing New raisin citrons, rurrifits and all the fix- New Milford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent, New York were guests over the shop on Center Sreet, have moved to ings for Thanksgiving, also celery and grape 25 years g holidays of their Danbury, the past week. fruit. We can also supply you with spare experience. Based on lands. Loans made Real Thanksgiving par hams and bacons. Not a dollar lost In 25 in these on ents, Mr and Mrs W. H. Williams. C. S. Andrews of Greenwood ave- ribs, sausage, years experience securities. M. Belfanti, the enterprising fruit nue spent Thanksgiving in Washing- Estate. dealer and contractor, has taken the ton, D. C, with friends; Est. Charles P. Williams, contract to dig 2500 feet of ditch The road leading north from the Mrs C. P. Williams, Administratrix, for Attorney Allen Robinson on the railroad crossing near Edwin Rock- South Britain. Farrand property, and the well's in Plumtrees, up onto Stony enlarge Store closes every Friday evening at 6.30. reservoir for water storage and dig Hill, is being improved by being out and enlarge the spring. He has graded and widened. P. McDonald Mechanics' and Farmers' had some six or eight men engaged has the contract. Hincks Bros. & on the job. Albert Stevens, who is an expert Horseshoeing, Company, Savings Bank, Miss Hattie Nettleton of Newark, shot and fox hunter, went out one two 3Taw Bask Bonding, Wall St., Bridgeport N. J., and and j.rs Thornton day last week, and at different Carriage and wagon repairing Bond ir times a within a few in all Its branches My Motto: "Best work at Dealers, 1, Cogswell were Thanksgiving day fox passed yards Deposits. Aug. 190, $4,220,166.46 of moderate Prices." Shop open lor business i Surplus and interest, 196,381.00 guests of Mr and Mrs Henry him, right in plain sight, and he every week day, shot off both barrels of his but gun, Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State St. Bridgeport, Conn Assets, $4,416,447.46 Dea Clarence Nettleton had as for some unaccountable reason he A. D. MUNS0N. Kumber nf depositors, 12,098 Mr did not fox. South Britain, Ct. guests, Thanksgiving day, and hit either Telephones 1765, 1766 and i96T. Deposit of il to $1000 received and Mrs Mrs Granville G. o Division credited first of each Burr Hollister and son, and Ferry f lntpr;t irom the Street had! a water mouth, payable In January and July of Charles Hollister. has hot heater MEATS! eacn year. Incorporated In 1S73. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth enn, Mr placed in his house and now has heat Fresh and Cured. Prompt service and Mrs William Fenn, and Mr and all over it. The Danbury Hardware and the best goods the maritet affords at rea- Mrs Robert Honister were Co. had the contract for in sonable prices is our motto. guests, putting Peddle in Woodbury every IMonday, Wed- orriCEES: Thanksgiving day, of Mr and Mrs E. the heater. nesday and Friday. John L. Wessels, President W. Fenn. Miss Nellie Canfield of Maple ave Local Tel. Long Distance 2. Marshall E Morris, Mrs Addie Hollister and Miss Hel nue is quite seriously 111 with diph- ts J. J. Southbury. Fredk. B. Hall. en Nettleton are keeping house for theria. Dr Wright is attend'ng her. Cassidj, L. S. Ctlin, Secretary and Treasurer the winter in rooms in the residence The Baird Untiedt hat factory The National of Mrs A. J. Galpin. has been closed for a week while they City Baunk, Thanksgiving day guests at the have been takings inventory. Michael Kilbride, of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hollister Harold and Earle Tomlinson of the & included Mr and Mrs Jay Nettleton, Connecticut Agricultural College General Trucking and Teaming. James Staples (o., Mrs Addie Hollister, Mr and Mrs Wil- spent Thanksgiving with their par- United States Depository. lis Nettleton and daughter, Mrs ents on Center Street. . Tel No. 28-- 4. SANDY HOOK.CT. Bankcn and Brokers. Zemira Bacon, and Mr and Mrs The work in the new freight yard Capital, $250,000.00 Greenwood avenue and ISO Stale .Street, Coiner Court. Franklin Hollister. just above the Surplus Profits, 380,000.00 Louis Lavin, the hustling New crossing is being pushed along as Notice. Bridgeport Conn. Haven apple buyer, has bought the rapidly as some 50 or 60 men can do Special it. The of one track FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. apple crops of John Charniski, Irwin laying near the My new shop now open for business and am Sherman boundary line of the property on the prepared to do Horse Shoeing, Carriage and H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. nvvlved to ohfick Beardsley, Cogswell, Frank Pepos!t3 subject and Gus Anderson. east side is completed. Work- Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing sr.tl irtero'-'- t ail'iwed at the rate of 3 per Staught nearly ot all kinds. Auto repairs. Gasoline for sale. cent on of $589 or over. Mr and Mrs Theodore men nave the old coal-she- ds which Bradley &. Surety Uonds furnished. the Thanksgiving season with are on the property nearly demol- Fred Lindwall Son, passed Conn. Vi,. nrt ns Uustees or administrators Mr and Mrs Frank Bradley in Derby. ished and soon they will have disap- Branchville, in the or in the settlement of Estates Louis Lavin, the well known peared to make room for the new First-Bridgep- ort fare of apple The properly genarally. dealer, had 33 new barrels destroyed freight house which is to be erected National Bank, Safe deposit boxes to rent, with pri- in fire which burned W. on the site. The iron and steel for vate roo.ns .ur use of customers. the Henry Wore than Woodruff's barn. The barrels were bridging the road at the Waters Frank Favereau, tapitai, qiouu.uuu. burplus, $600,000. stored in the barn. crossing has arrived and was placed Deposits, $3,000,000. j Frederick Eckman was so unfortu- in on Sunday. The work of . Redding Ridge, Conn. P. I. Holzer. F. T, Staples. position CHARLES G. SANFORD, President F. N. lac- the road BENHAM, Vice President nate as to have his thumb badly widening and straightening O. H. on either side of the has been Horseshoeing, Carriage and! Wagon repair- BR0THWELL, Cashier. erated on a saw, Saturday, requiring bridge ing and General Blacksmlthlng.S the attention of Dr Wersebe. completed by the town, and the old Trustees, Administrators and Others is an is a of the Holding A. C. Titus doing extensive dangerous crossing thing Moneys In Trust job of pairting and papering in the past. Those who travel the roal will RoxbuTT Announcement!. Bader block. tne improve- Find a checking account of special value and convenience, tt facilitates matters when 6 Per Cent north half of the surely appreciate great ed fer call upon abatement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the olus Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was ment which has been made. bank balance expenditure) the equals the total amount of money in trust. Simple, lilt not? . the guest at luncheon, Friday even- A party of relatives and friends We solicit your account. Safe and Profitable In- - ing, of Mr and Mrs Clarence Nettle- of Mrs Henry Gilbert, of 85 South Cold Weather First-Bridgep- ton. The ort National Bank, vestments, Bader sold 145 prime "Will noon be heis. We have Carl quality 960 Main Street. Conn. turkeys during the Thanksgiving a complete line of felt raid rubber boots, Bridgeport. First Mortgages secured by Bridge- trade. He sent 25 to W. H. Church The also rubbers In sizes to fit alL Keep port Real Estate. of South Norwalk. Mr Bader finds Bridgeport your feet warm and dry and keep well. turkeys when many dtaiers sit idly Also nice line of warm gloves and We offer, subject to sale, the followln by and say they can't be found. Trust Co., mittens, groceries and general Established 1866 which Is only 4 partial list of mortgages w and Mrs C. A. Honold of bare on band. Judge 109-1- State St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Pleasant were the guests over ftrt r ( Valley "jf The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut Sunday of Mr and Mrs F. J. Kilborn. ine nioney saving store, Amount, Appraisal. Insurance. is a sizeable Rate, Dr Wersebe having undi- 400 1.000 t per cent on to His barn. Charles Capital, Surplus and Allen Joyce, 2.500 6 I.00O addition built M the work. vided Station. Conn 1.000 2.S00 6 1.H0O Fenn and men are doing profits, $300,000.00 Boxbury T. L. & 1.5dO 51-- or Watson 3.500 Archi- Co., 2.000 Frank Clark and 2.5O0 4.500 8 " 3.000 of 3.500 6.O0O 4 " 4.000 tect Southey Bridgeport passed BANKERS BROKERS 4.UUO 7,500 6 " 4.500 several daya in town, last week, Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing hunting, and had first rate luck. Interest on accounts averaging $UW balance. H. E. GARLICK, Stocks and Bonds BURR & KNAPP, They stopped at the Bader House. Bents Sate Deposit boie&A Carl the enterprising mar- Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee, Veterinary, Corner Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. Bader, or in Fid uci Capacity. BOXBUBY.COSS Bankers and Brokers, ket man, drove to Sherman, Friday, any ary F.W.MAR?H. President 208-- three-year-o- ld Long Distance Telephone TeL423. 923 If aurStreet. and bought 27 choice EGBERT MARSH. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. of Stillson Vice President and P.8.! Any one wishing to communicate with BRIDGEPORT. CONN. steers of J. F. Morrissey Secretary. Call 4. . HilL Mr Bader is always after the E. H. i USSO V. Treasure, gejrrjrjfai rigjofi The Newtown Bee. BETHEL-NEWTOW- FOOTBALL Miiresco GAME, Drugs Newtown, Friday, Doe. 3, 1909. To tht Editor of The Newi: for A remarkable account of the foot- and' I'i'm,ihw iir ball game played by the Bethel and Wall and Newtown Ceiling THE BEE CTJBLISHJNCI COMPANY. libit) School teumi last decoration Jionuny, anpBured In the Uetuel eol umn of limt TtiHsdny'i Iwiiio of the New In The Iwst water on tho Groceries. AIXIHON P.NMITR. the Interest of fnlrnnwi The only lalinrf oowder very paint I'NSWfUHT RPITOR and verse ty I dewlre to make the fol market. Will not rub or puel olt JLHTHOH J. HMITH lowing Niutomont of facta In regard from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar HlUIHKTART. ' and many coats can bo MC1IIONSR, to the enine, and allow the readori applied MU HUHIMH MaKAUIH, made from without off to draw tlulr own as to Crapea taking tho old coats. Corbett, Crowe & BEN Uy M. KMITII. conrlunioni the snortKmnnllke spirit of the nr toy, Olve OSNIRAL AO . in Makes UATrlal. Co., , llele qiiostlon: The Buthol boyi .r2 Finest, Purest Food were 10 nave readied Newtown by DO p. 111., TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., Successor to fi.SU Vosr. Cent for fix Month. instead, however, the last Cxiiu lor I'ouf .tium Km ruuru nu 1 vopr. of tliolr eleven arrived on our field The Brick Store Ethel Parsons Finch, at 4.20; owing to the lateness of the hour, two halves were ar Sandy Hook, Conn. Tklkimionb 42. Sandy Hook, Conn. ranged for. The fjnnie began at 4.22 and owing to the lutcnm of (he hour and "Hum out" the llrnt half lasted Blaoksmithinp. Hours: 10 to Rates. Carriage and Waeon riuudfty lift, Advertising until 4.4U. The full 13 minutes of 5 Kepairine: 12 1 I luiu 1 it smo yeai the first naif were played, but at tho Baluno m.; to 1.00 1.00 I i neb 4(4 1.(10 end of the firm half (owing to the I Inch 1.00 t.no i.oo .(io lo.oo ft' 3 Inchtw 2.(10 4.00 IOD 1fl.t 1H.O0 growing diirknesB) oernHlonnd by tho TELEPHONE SERVICE J C. L. 3 incliH I.u t oo I ,uo l&.oo s&.oo murky nliy, the was culled off. SMALXEY, SlI.IIO game i Ini'hiw II. 00 (.00 l!00 1H.O0 The Newtown team KM Woodbury Local, 16.31 Nffliluinn 4(10 .( 1.60 24.00 40.00 averages Stepney Depot. Conn. I Absolutely S. N, Hi T. Co., 70 column .AO 10.00 "I.OO 2H.00 4H.O0 pounds ft weight. The "ringers" re- ESTABLISHED IN 1889. column t.no ll'.Ofl 24.00 8o.0f) 60.00 ferred to In the article mentioned 11.00 SO.00 Practical Honeshoer. M column 18.00 .00 4)1.00 above eonaNtcd of one 15 I column 10.? 20.00 40.00 W.00 100.00 boy years Wauon and CarrlORt Undertakers "and Embalmers. old, w'ir. left school about six wika Hopalrtnfr and Painting; also Black-smithi- ago. I am, In all Hi branches. First class workmanship guaranteed and prices al- Kradlng notices, brevier typo, 10c a lino. Wy Truly lour, ways reasonable. Telephone connection, Small nonpareil ads. lc a word per wet-k-. Curtis E. Cook, Bridgeport Division. Prindle Morris, Principal. Newtown High School. Newtown, November 22. L. W. S. PEINDL? 0. X0B8XS Circulation Danbury Now?. We belong to the Roxbury January 1, 1R82, NOTICE I party that nevei Funeral Directors THE NEW YORK MILK SITUATION IS LINONINE throws mud ant A BIRTHDAY PARTY. sand. That is the and Embalmers. Last week, 4350 kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large New York City people are now Ten friends of Hyland Botsford The Flax Seed stock of shoes ana all weights at my old stand paying nine cents a quart for milk, were moEt delightfully entertained at B M. TUTTLE, Newtown, Conn. TOWN TOPICS. with a threat of 10c hanging over his home Saturday afternoon, the oc them. Out of recent Increase of casion being his 10th A OONN. the birthday. Emulsion. SOUTHBUKY, one cent the about one most bountiful supper was served by closed noon. producer gets It is utmost in food' medicines. Shop every Saturday GRANGE BULLETIN. third of a cent. . costs no more to the hostess, Mrs James Botsford. The Telephone Calls It knows value of a deliver milk which sells at nine cents young man received a number of Everyone the Flax Seed poultice of the of Flax W. H. Prindle 48-- L. C. Morris 70. than when milk sold for and useful Notable power Annual Election of Officers of Poota-tuc- k similar pretty presents. Seed tea. One of funda- cents. becomes of was a khaki Indian suit with a the great Grange. eight What, then, rough mental truths of medicine is that: extra two-thir- of a cent? rider hat, belt and and & the The bolster, rope Flax Seed contains a amount of HAWLEY, WILMOT dealers get it. What will do lasso. large Poota-tuc- they albumen No better The December meeting of k .with it? It is that the precious vegetable which, place REYNOLDS, on Tues- reported large possesses special efficacy in all wast Grange will take place dealers are Increasing their capital THANKSGIVING BALL. To tret vour Horseshoe'n?. CarrI the As the annual ing diseases and particularly ia Black-smithi- day evening, 7th. to on age and Wagon Repairing and General stock, intending keep paying The ball given by "colds," bronchitis and con- than at My Motto: Best Undertakers, election of officers will take place on Thanksgiving coughs, my shop. a good dividend on the increased the club in the hall was a If can work at moderate prices. Shop closed every that evening every member Is urged amount. If Shepaug sumption. physicians trust 12 168 State Ct a man has $100 worth of Saturday at o'clock noon. Terms strictly St, Bridgeport, to be A committee success, an unusually good time be Llnonine for these ailments, what c&sn. GEORGE S. HAWLEY, present. special stock and it pays 10 per cent divi- A has-bee- re- ing participated in by 58 couples. further evidence can you want? Vine St. rear Park Ave, appointed to provide dend he gets He votes that his STEPNEY.CONN $10. substantial lunch consisting of sand' EDWARD H. WILMOT, 865 Clinton Ave freshments for the evening. stock shall be worth and still Henry Pettit, JOHN B. REYNOLDS, 299 West Ave $200, wiches, salads, cake and coffee was 10 per cent. He then gets $20 Telephone 231. pay served about miunight. Tyrrell's For Coughs, The funeral of Mrs Mary Belle but no can say that his rate of divi- orchestra of New Milford furnished Lake McBath was largely attended, dend is higher. That seems to be the music. Colds, You Can 5a ve Thanksgiving day morning, from St about what the milk dealers have Money J. D. Kimball, Rose's church, Rev Father Connors started out to do. In September The friends of one of our former were a number of alone there were into New By buying your Footwear at my officiating. There brought boys, John Allen, will be glad to hear Bronchitis, store. The latest land sizes to fit all. beautiful floral a York a million and a quarter cans of styles Undertaker tributes, including that he has been promoted and is or body-buildin- g, Also Rubber Boots, Arctics and Rubbers In and cans of Consumption de a pillow and stand- milk, about 60,000 cream as a sor-por- sizes to fit Our Goods are from standing wreath, now serving at Fort Myers mand a remedy that removes the everybody. and were and condensed milk. At two-thir- the best makeson the market. Embalmer, ing cross. The pallbearers cause! Never take unless of a cent we can see that anything John Ryan, James and Lawrence per quart Bennett Preston gave a very en- the formula is on bottle! Find Main Mc- milk themselves a the S.J. Trumbull, Ot. Street, Woodbury Lillis, Martin MacNamara, P. H. the dealers make card party, Saturday even- is Parks, neat This sort joyable out if it endorsed by physicians! Carthy and Peter Quinn. The burial very little present. ing, to a few friends in the neighbor- Learn how is made! of will on and worse it Llnonine was in St Rose's cemetery. thing go get hood. Prizes were given and a dainty meets all of these tests it is the We Have Another One until the farmei'3 learn to cooperate, served. Night Calls Answered, lunch remedy that will cure you if there is Promptly and are able to take charge of the Mrs visited Of those ooDu'ar mixed cars from the Husted Attorneys Robert DeForest and Charles Crofut has at a cure for you if there is a cure for 70-- 4. milk situation in this city. When Milling Co.. 2 Yellow Corn, Fancy Local Tel. Louis A. Kornblut, both of Bridge- her father's, the past week. containing do that have the situation you. Cracked Corn, Fancy Corn Meal, Mill Feeds L. DIst. 33-- 4. were in town, on Monday last, they they Clarence Evitts went to Bridge- Countless sicknesses are rec ano n port, grave iiorse eed. in attendance at the rrobate court In their hands. At this time many port, last week, where he has secured the medical as believe the ognized by profession at a on the administration city people actually that a position in an automobile shop. their direct or indirect cause hearing increase in the retail is dictated having account on the estate of price James Sanford spent Thanksgiving in a "cold" or Lino-nin- e, The Farmers' Feed & Timothy that are neglected cough. Store, Floyd B. Bouton Son, Costello. by the farmers, and they at home. Other out of town guests the flax seed is the 0. F. BRINSMADE, rich of when the fact emulsion, Prop,, Directors i getting out it, were Hattie Larsen, Merwin and Bes- most in the world to ITrumbull, Conn. Funeral are helpful thing is that the middlemen making sie Bronson ar.d Mrs Jennie Thomas. Medicine no surer Misses Helen Kilbride two-thir- you. knows heal Telephone No. 1469-- 4. Division. and Embalmers, Mary and themselves a of Bridgeport a present Mrs Myron Thomas entertained, ing agent for inflamed mucous mem- GEORGETOWN, CONN. returned, Saturday evening, after of the Increase. The retail price of New Haven Thankskiving day, Capt and Mrs Cy- branes (the medical term for the lin Calls attended day or regardless of few days passed with milk is too So Is the cost of night high, rus Prindle, Dr and Mrs Rupert Day of nose, throat and pas- distance. Lady Embalmer in attenaance. friends. distribution. The share of the ings lung 156-- 2 Division. price and Mrs Jennie Thomas. Thus while Linonine is cur Tel. Ridgefleld to the is too low. If sages). for Monuments. Mrs W. J. Beeecher and' Miss paid producer A number of young people from ing "colds, coughs, bronchitis and mm m mm Agents the farmers could get and imm Beecher and Mrs Robert together Hotchkissville attended the dance in consumption it is also building up the i'- Thesroodand Marguerite handle the business in the city H. Beers and Master Sanford Beers they the hall. One young man had the body as nothing else can do. satisfactory kind are We have secured the agency for several first could retail the milk for less money misfortune to have his horse of passed Saturday in Danbury. drop All druggists 25c, 50c, $1. made at the class makes of Pianos. If you are thinking and pay themselves more. As it is, dead on the over. buying one drop us a postal and let us can. way the farmers are not responsible for Dr and Mrs Pons and daughter Blackman Studio, Mr and Mrs John J. were hold-u- p no Keating the in milk prices. And were entertained, Thanksgiving day, 57 made on November 19, the Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport happy by one can say that his rate of dividend at Col A. L. Hodge's. Get A Wm. J. Beehler, advent of a son, Raymond Vincent. All out of is Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and is higher. they get it Mrs Sarah Isham Coit spent On day he was bap- New Supplies. Funeral Director and Thanksgiving a bare chance to live. Rural Thanksgiving with her son, Sam EXBAUER, tized by Rev Father Connors, Joseph Yorker. saw the Miss Coit, in Hartford, and play, Kelly of Bridgeport and Nellie of Lady Assistant always In attendance. Mrs "Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm." Fall and Winter Styles Finnell standing as sponsors. to son to Mr Brookfield. Conn, The barn belonging William Born, November 25, a Glenwood Connection. local AT Telephone Margaret Lester, the capable back of his home at Ben- and Mrs A. is for Mrs and Schielke, George Beatty. nurse, caring Keating nett's was burned to the November 27, a to son. Bridge, Born, daugnter Corbett's Shoe Store, E. W. TROY, JR., ground, last week Thursday night, Mr and Mrs Clayton Squires. SANDY HOOK OT. with all its contents. The fire was Rev Thomas exchanged Stove Troy's Bldg., Sandy Hook. Duncombe of Phillips George F. Bridge discovered about 10 o'clock by people pulpits on Sunday with Rev Mr We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Furniture A New line of the lat passed at his home on and Misses in all port Sunday who were enjoying a party at Allen Davenport of Bridgewater. Ties for Ladies, Men, Boys est Goods. Newtown Street. other side of the latest styles and lasts. If you' are inter- K. Beardsley's, on the Donald Jacobus of New Haven has For your kitchen and parlor ested call and get prloea. Undertaking in all its branches. Bennett's Bridge, and about 40 from visited in town, the past week. and will be Tel Troy's Hotel, No. 248-- 3. Harold Tomlinson, a student at the the party hastened over to Mr Selectman A. D. Leavenworth has you Storrs Agricultural College, was the Schielke's and awoke him and his been !n Waterbury for the past week. satisfied. of ri. H. .feck. on ihe oppo- West Hav- lanuf acture W. A. HONAN, guest, Friday, family, who were asleep Miss May Forbes of the 1. of site side of the house from the barn, en Saniturium has visited relatives F. Lewis, Funeral Director & Embalmer, Mrs H. H. Peck returned, Satur but the fire had gained such headway and friends in town, recently. See Us About It. day evening, after a few days passed when the party woke them that noth- Visitors at John MacKay's on Harness, Blankets, Robes and Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. with Mr and Mrs W. F. Tomlinson. ing could be done to save the build- Thanksgiving were Annie Murray or in it, and the party and Ellinor of New York Stable Goods, ing anything Mackay A. . Mrs R. D. Smith, Miss Alice Smith kept watch of the house to see that and IsaDella MacKay of. Danbury. Brinton, BRIDGEPORT. did not on nre. Mr ScMeiKe Booth is in health and JOHN ST., F. and Miss Hazel Hazen Smith passed it get Ira poor Shop inJKearot R. H.Beers'& Co.'s Store. G. Scott, of Mrs loses beside the barn eight or 10 under the doctor's care. Friday in Bridgeport, guests Newtown. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Di Sarah Hazen Smith. tons of hay, several tons of corn several thousand shingle, one rector. stalks, Telephone Connection. I Can Sell Your Farm cow, two one and a The of the casket is the price of the W. A. Canfield has had his resi pigs, wagen, large Georgetown. Is or What It price number of other farm tools, his loss No Matter Where It b funeral with me. dence connected with the mains of Worth. will reach between $1000 and $1200. Assistant. the Newtown Water Co. THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. state lowest cash prie Lady It is a tramp got into the Sou nill description, answered. thought Miss Carrie M. Stevens of Norwalk and learn my wonderfully successful plan. Night Calls promptly barn and set on fire, and the indi- L. D. Telephone Local it of Mrs VV. Walter Finch, a popular clerk cations are that the tramp perished was the guest her aunt, Floyd Main Street, Woodbury, Conn. at R. H. Beers & Co.'s, passed in the fire as tracks were seen from Bouton, over Sunday. STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, serious- IMSUHYSI M. been Thanks iving at his former home in the road to barn in the snow, Connery, who has 83 Br'dgeport, Conn the ReilleyStreet. Southington. but no tracks could be found leading ly ill, is gaining rapidly. Miss Nina of Wilton was i away from tne barn. Mr Schielke Godfrey PHOTS Restaurant are the shoes that the two years ago and visiting friends in town, Thursday. High (uts just bought place Miss Marie Bouton of is Ladles and Gentlemen at At Mollan's are has been hard to get it paid Westport ARE ALWAYS RELIABLE for suit the Boys. tney worKing her Mr and LfaONARD'S INSURANCE 42 North Main St. of the best make, are comfortable, for and has been laying out consider visiting grandparents, Mrs Bouton. 4 keen feet warm and dry In all able on the buildings and the nre Floyd Lunch, tie social Methodist ! AGENCY, Dairy have durable soles, came as a loss to him. lie The held at the 11 West Main St.. weather, heavy heavy was a success, maue flexible oil grain has the of all his neighbors parsonage, last week, Good Food. Home Cooking and a de.slr lo are of stout, sympathy and ACCIDENT. our will outwear any in his loss and are to socially financially. FLEE, please, has made reputation. tan leather, that they planning was broken into on These cuts come in dif him in a substantial way to The postoffice "Crane Lunch Co. thing. high help a few ferent heisrhts. have straps and buck build a new barn. Thursday night. Only pennies Old C. J. W. Stevens. were 1 Companies, E. Crane. bellows fastened that were in the money drawer gam m les, and the tongue window was jf Lowest Rata. to out snow, Mrs Ezra of Bennett's taken. The netting on a at the top keep iney Douglass cut and an entrance made Callender Bros., are in all sizes. Bridge, who has been ill for two through the window. weeks and under the care of Dr W. "VOU can depend upon every pack-- CONN Miss Bessie Lockwocd of Danbury FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. Half Dime Lunch Rooms, for the H. i3 now gaining steadily. n of house the W. B. Fuller, bookkeeper Kiernan, was the of her Mr and age paint bearing of guest parents, brand of VV . 6: At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. Ct Ellis Wood Working Co., Bethel, W. John Masury ion, 138 South rialn St., Wsterbury, from Allen K. Beardsley and sister, Miss Mrs Lockwood, Sunday. because each lot is in- Horse Shoeing, is moving his family, this week, carefully a of our excellent OcSbs. to the rent over the Cora Beardsley of Bennett's Bridge, spected as to quality and color. and Wagon Repairing of all kinds Try cup Hawleyville, Heavy, blood makes a mud- Carriage entertained a of about 60 of impure e and General Blacksmlthing. Horsfl clipping nrr all toinim postoffice on Center street party headaches, Facb must vp to ttw high standard their friends at their home on dy, pimply complezion, hod dmag xhe slxty-'iv- e years Ihe firm done every week day at my shop inc-- . nausea, indigestion. Thin blood has ben in b Cla.m-- of superiority, Thanksgiving evening. Dancing and rh been are thus """IKJHJB Duncan of Hawleyville, makes weak, sickly. Bur- ch have so often verified, Colepaugh music were enjoyed until the small you pale, ma.n;ai.'d. who has been ill and under the care dock Blood Bitters makes the blood BE AFRAID to call hours of the morning. At midnight It is beyond dispute that a gallon of rI u Store Is now restores foriw Cornell's Florist of Dr Gale, gaining slowly. a fine supper was served. Gallagher rich, red, pure perfect Masury House l'aint will cover a far Curtis Hotel, t for anything you may health. greater surface than a like quantity of the need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. and Hamblin furnished tne music. uncertain mixtures so generally offered for of Floral De- Mr and Mrs Charles L. Jacuson of will Woodbury. We make a Specialty travel sale. The fact that they better preserve signs and Wedding Decoration. Hawleyville spent Thanksgiving day The Alpha Whist club were de papers the woodwork of your house and last longer Under New Management in West the guests of Mr last week to appear in the Century during 1910 than other paints, makes them the cheapest Florist Reading, lightfully entertained, in the end. Cornell's Store, and Mrs Thomas Bristol. at the residence of will be Harry A. Franck's stories of Attached, Where People Tuesday night, on a & SON Livery 91 White Street Danfc jry, Conn. Selectman and Mrs S. A. Blackman his experiences and adventures JOHN W. MASURY In to take the Trolley Cars as a stow- Driving Three Phones. Notable biographies of the The first for the men was won tramp through Palestine, MEW YORK and CMICAQO can Leave Their Morses anions prize on an among be mme Helena by W. B. Roe or urooKneia away English steamer, time will Modjeska's Judge hoboes of Inula the record of which will be published in and the first for the ladies by Mrs the LOCAL AGENT; Memoirs, a American's wanderings the during 1910. Xhe story, Frye. A delectable spread was young Hook Market, Century through little traveled byways. Sandy D. Q. BEERS & CO., written Dy uerself, of one of the served, including chicken salad, lAUGTJB'S OLD STAND) ereatest actresses of our time, and celery salad, cranberry jelly, fruit NEWTOWN. CONN., There Is to be in an early unmber At tne Sandy Hook Market will be one of the noblest women, abounds marmalade, oyster patties, roils, Harry Rider, market Manufacturers of the an article on "Pa- found tho best the ffordsjn o' of the in salted chocalate candy, Century 612 and Salt Meats. Canned In reminiscences great peanuts, Dr P. Water 8t Fresh Is of In Ice cream and geants" by Ellis Oberbolzer, and Vegetables In their season. It Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, many arts and walks life, acd oranges, grapes, cake, first class Market observations coffee the manager of the Philadelphia pageant. Bridgeport Conn. my aim to conduct cludes wise and useful and cigars for gentlemen. cover Buggy Tops, Cushions, as About 25 were Mr and Mrs Dr Oberholzer will the subject I ask for your patronage. on the art of acting in general, present at- and there will be many 1 4b-- Backs, well as on the characteristics of con F. H. Beers were voted in as mem- widely, TVIotibone 3 Car- tractive and suggestive illustrations. John H. Blackman. And ll M.Vs ofTr!mmlnfra for temporaries In Europe and America. bers of the club. riage and Wagons. Send for Catalog.

uowman 01 tne Metnoaist j Thanksclvins morning. The Newtown Bea I Deo. 1909. Scott's Emulsion NewHaven' Jfci New Haven's Newtown, Friday, 8, Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

Most Reliable Most Reliable food-medici- is wonderful ne New Preston. a SPECIAL Store Store THIS WEEK THAXC8GIIN(1 REUNION. for all ages of man- ThunkMRlvliifc tiny was well iinrvd Sale Canned Hre. All ilw ut liUMiittfM iloml lift- Extraordinary Vege- er noun. 'Mi t'li Mi nrl wim kind. It will make the until Kutxluy itwinmif. sV-uru- l tables : family gru iim could limn bouu n nt cliff i'nt r'idemmi enjoying s n, or delicate,sickly baby strong Are the gout1 I'iIiikh i!'" Imd yielded Hem lona Corn lona Tomatoes' lona Peas 1 SPtnwl to bet Hi leant TheToys Ready urXrys . 4 for n Atvonnt of the j.rli-e- wnli I, m and wqll will the Cans 25c 4 Cans 25c 3 Cans 25c seemed M stfnJli advance for years. give very tem were Ml'.ed away from (Mr Sultana Sultana Sultana Peas COME ho.no here by stilldi-- wli live anemic Corn Toaatoes In other towns, Among tlu'in were Mr pale, girl rosy 3 Cans 23c 3 Cans 25c 10c a Can and Mrs Kit ward Hull, who remained Iii'uular 10c Can Regular Price, lOcacan. RufularPrlualSe BUY with tln'lr ilittiKhter ami huMtmnd, Mr cheeks and rich, red blood. pries ami Mrs Jmlwm, In llethul until Mrs WpiIku and dmiKhtnr of A&PCorn A &, P Tomatoes A&PPeas EARLY Smith tcireet, wno were invueu to aine will flesh on the 10c Can 10c a Can 2 Cans 25c Mr ami Mis Arrtun Tanner of War-te- n, It put with lli'irulur 12 I'rlco lii lftcdan b nd remained there for a few days. price, Regular Regular prlet A sale J. il. Lyman of Jorney City, N. J., of the over- great ciirne to his brother's hwe on Thanks- bones tired, Standard JSuccotasli, 3 cans 21c; regular Cut Refugee Itaana, Rent quality of New of Dolls giving day and remained till Wednesday price luc a can. . York Hiatc Cut ritrlug beau, Uuau !c of this week. A & 1' Muccotasli, 10c a can; regular revular price 10c a can, celebrates Mr and Mrs Frank Pnhlnn of New worked, thin man,and price 12 Luxury Lima lluana.8 cane 25c ( regular York City ate their ThiinkHKlvlns; din Hiamlard Hiring Beans, 4 cam for 25c; prlco lUc a can, the Opening ner here Willi ineir couhiiih, mm a. A. regular price ?c a can. and Mr and Mrs A. II. Hullo, and re- will keep the aged man Saturday. mained here till Friday afternoon. Mrs E. 11. lioardHley and eldest son in condition to 163 Main DANBURY, CONN. came up from Hrldgciport and. joined or woman Street,0 the remainder of their family over the day till Friday afternoon. Miss 1111 Hoffman came frjm New resist colds or pneumonia Britain to enjoy the day with her par- ents here. Miss Kva Hoffman reached her home from Mlddlotown.lwhere she in the winter. is one of the teachers In the High School) and remained till Sunday after- YOUR. noon. MIhs Julia Moynlhun called on FOB BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS her former friends here the latter part of the week and went down by train EYES with MIhs Hottman on Sunday evening, Bend 10o., name of paper and this 1 for cor In to her home Bridgeport. beautiful Bank and Chlld'a Bkotoh-Boo- Rev E. Evans enjoyed his Thanksgiv- Baringa T--V V Carefully examined - Eucu bank oontalna a Good Luck fenny. ing dinner with Mr and Mrs A. O. Can- , and Glasses fitted by our Op SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St, New York v Come select from 8 fine Collection of key. ' tometrist at the The only man In this section who seemed to realize a snug sura from Thanksgiving was John Nelson of Kent Gardner & Hall Co., Stylish, Practically Priced Hollow district, who sold 35 turkeys to STONE & classes Carl Hader of Washington Depot, for Er i f ) Jf nIj Main St.. Derby, Conn. something over J 100 in cash. John is J seldom caught napping. Oculists prescriptions and You couldn't more Stylish Furs if Mr cj. watcn ana carefully buy and Mrs aaugmer SON, correctly tilled. vou oaid msav times the price we a e e d left J. B. Stillson's on Thanksgiving morning, but promised to be back this 229 Main St.. Ct. Jfurs to for these. A few price details; week for at least a temporary stay. Danbury, you pay Mrs Bessie Beeman and daughter, after passing the greater part of No- Black Belgian Hare fine big rug muff and shawl collar, for $15 vember here with Mrs C. N. Beeman and to K. M. on Extraordinary Values Fur and Fur Lined Muff and throw collar, for $22.50 daughter, returned Taylor's Brovn Opossum Rug long Christian Street for Thanksgiving. In Our White Mountain Set, rug Muff and throw collar. $28 An auction sale of the household ef- fects of the late A. B. Whitney and wife Coats White Arctic Fox Pillow Muff, throw cellar, $12.50 was held at their late home on South,, Automobile and Driving Socl muff and throw collar, $12 Set. Street on Tuesday. Suit Electric Sets, rug P. P. Bolles and son of Bridgeport Department. For Men. Persian Pav Sets, novel rug mulf and cravat collar to match. $22.50 passed last Saturday night and, Sunday Just received Another Lot of Caracul fc and all kinds of fur to in town. Separats Muf all shapes kinds, $1.39 $30 Coats, $18. Martin, Calf, Pony,. Dog, Kola, Raccoon, 'Chinese Bush Cat, Neck Pieces in the same, $3.50 to $35 Separate Another lot of Dresses, $7. Muskrat and Fur Outside .Goats, Marmot Pointed Fox Seta, rug muff and shawl collar. $25 to $50 Marmot, Leopard Martin, Roxbury. Another Lot of. s.$15 and $18.50 and Muskrat Lined Coats with Muskrat, Persian Lamb and Other have beenlarcre Collars. Lowest Prices. HILL AND VTCINITY. Onr sales on the above lines PAINTER and we have been fortunate In securing more l T Wavan T..n Aoiran nrth nf Nov Just as good values. is sDending a few das at the home or his parents. Peck & Lines S. K. I'ercy had the misfortune to Millinery. The Co., 5ll5515551555pl lose t o Cue heifers, last week, from You know where to come for the newest and B 185-20- 0 7 BRIDGEPORT, a disease. always at a less price than you expectea. Middle St. fONN. about 6(1 acres of the James Osborne farm. The School Edwin Leavenworth bought the part in Leading of the James Osborne farm east of the highway. DIAMONDS William L. Warner secured the meao y nm c tt . Vila hniicA At Rock Bottom Prices. m UNION BUSINESS MAIN AND CONGRESS Ferris Thomas pro;ured the tract to COLLEGE, Our reprular prices are as low as oth- n Streets, Bridgeport, gives the best instruction- - in Shorthand. vala TintaftwA 4a arli'Tl-- ' Mrs er dealers' specials. and Studies. Established George L.eavenwortn lor a snori ume. 8 kt., finest white diamond. Our n Typewriting, Bookkeeping English Tiffany ring, $90. 18 Six instructors. Advanced methods in teaching. a eer, sold the real estate of the late kt, finest white diamond. yeais. James Osborne, last Saturday. Tiffany ring. $70. Frar.k Kelly of Waterbury is assisting kt., Tiffany, Belcher ring, STUDENTS. m nuuui, ma iaiiu 27.50. Furniture 8,000 ueorge ijeavenwoi ' a work. And over 100 more at same low prices. n Bills are out for the auction or the A squall deposit keeps anything in our UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN AND CONGRESS property of the late Earl Gar-lic- store foi"you until Christmas. 'v Means the Best a personal will has educated 8000 students in, Shorthand; George W. P. Leavenworth i Streets, Bridgeport, conduct the sale. C. L. BRYANT, Bookkeeping and English. If you want a position, and want Large Assortment. jEf Values i to be in a attend Union Business College. It is Danbu'ry's Reliable Jeweler, beyond competition. kept position, Kent Tasteful Furniture at small outlay. i school. O 225 Main St. 'Phone 721. the leading new in Dining Room, TOLD THE MACEDON- Everything i Write or call for new catalogue. WHAT THEY Bed ana nan IA REPORTER. Room, parlor, uorary fur 0 Miss Sadie Brown was a visitor e niture; also Enameled and Brass Bedsteads. nome of her Mrs J. iL Barton, consider- sister, ' were to a dinner at the Furniture as low a price as you can but give o Saturday . treated turkey Buy good has moved to parsonage following the business meet- ation to the first ana prices afterward. a UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, John Austin his family when the was quality the Bolt place In Bog Hollow. ing here,. superintendent BRIDGEPORT. BE Miss Loretta Russel spent a portion driven to' Stevenson to a similar ses- Main and Congress Sts.. nt las: week with J. H. Barton's family. sion at P. J. French's and thence to Barton a fox, last Great Hill. The weather and general ' Stanley caught conditions made the superin- D weeK, wnicn irom us luuuuesa luuuiuuh traveling sffillEIMsE evaded dan- tendent appreciate the country parson N. & Co., Inc., 0 had evidently the many with weather Buckingham :B5d5d5o gers that beset the Reynard family for and his experiences wind, many years. and roads. The fur was a valuableone and Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan of Bridge- Furniture and Upholstery, port spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Jor- brought Stanley a good price. 1 Ct. has sold the place dan's father, George Sherwood. For 77 State Street, Bridgeport, Millard Soule Payne the reunions have on Fuller Mountain to his nephew, eight years pleasant Established 1842. Charles Chase, it is reported. been held at what will be known as the is on a tie Sherwood place, though the place will Michael Gersitz working and hostess ;ob just over the line in the town of know its genial proprietor Bay State Ranges. Sharon. no more for on th.e arrival of the new owner3 some time during, the winter, Mr Sherwood will seek both work and resi- T5 News and the Truth AboutIt dence elsewhere. BetMeneni. Mr and Mrs Harold Bryant of Meri-de- n paid a flying visit to their grand- " T .anks-givin- .. f mother, Mrs Oscar Sherwood, ITEMS. day. Gift THANKSGIVING Mrs Horace Bliss is reoorted as great- Making Mr and Mrs A. E. Johr.son were at B. ly improved since last week's Item. The Best Home Newspaper S. Johnson's in Watertown. Mr and Mrs Charles Green and family . and the J. E. Thompson entertained his chil- spent Sunday with Mrs Green's mother, NOTICE ! Able, Progressive dren and their families. Mrs Laborie, In White Hills. Independent Harry Abbott had as guests Mr and Miss Grace oiark of Shelton was home Store. Mrs Charles Abbott, Louis and George for Thanksgivirg. . Jewelry Oak-vill- THE Abbott and Miss Martha Abbott of John Hawkins made a flying trip to are closely associated NEW Ab- some They Mrs Rebecca and Miss Harriet Bridgeport, last week, to replace more lasting merit than a Mr A. T. ensrine Darts connected with his cider What gift possesses j bott of Waterbury, and Mrs Diamond, Watch, a pretty piece of Jewelry, Republican Mrs William, Henry and two mill and wood sawing plant a beautiful of Cut Springfield Ienson, nas now Clock, Silverware or piece OZONE children of Walnut Beach. Mrs Jane aearusiey entirely Glass. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, The Misses Elsie, Ina and Edith Lake completed In every particular the out- Card and Bill Books. with buildings, hen houses, woodsheds, ver Leather Bags, MASSACHUSETTS were at Mount Hermon, Mass., Kight Prices, Right Quality. PREMIUM Walter P. Lake. andas, etc., on her new domicile. We only , Mr and Mrs J. W. Flynn were with "wait , the invitation to a good The Leading New England Journal With a her father in Watertown. house warming. Rev Dwlght Stone and Mrs Minnie BOOK, Worid-Wid- e Reputation Van O. Linda were with their parents, Mr and Mrs George Stone. With new "Gifts for Cornwall many ESTABLISHED IN 1824 BY S MUEL BOWLES. Bridge , FSTABLISHMENT FOR Christmas now a" REAL ESTATE SALE. ready. BRIEFLY NOTED. BR1D6EP8RT. CONU Send One Trade Mark for DAILY (Morning) $8 SUNDAY, $2 WEEKLY, $1 Richard Magee has sold his farm, .ilHflAIN ST stock and tools to his son, Arthur J. Mrs Jeter Wilson and Miss Florence same took December 1. lead in field, The continues to Magee who possession Breen spent Saturd-'.- y in Bridgeport. Always in the its Daily Bepublican Mr will move to J. P. Stevens in Each issue of Magee Charles Dunbar of Bridgeport spent set a high standard newspaper making. is the result Long Meadow house. Thanksgiving at his home here. the painstaking, careful effort which for years has distinguished this The dance given by the A. O. U. W. and Hunt Is making repairs on his Wednesday night, was not largely at- COAL! & as the Journal of quality, reliability enterprise. Joseph storm. WrXLIAH EGAS, Fairchild Shelton of The fine on barn. Bennett & Noaks are doing the tended on account of the The extensive enlargement Bepuoucan's Building work. Mr nnd Mrs A. W Ferguson welcom- Successor to M. Kilbride. Co., Springfield's busy Main street makes possible important improvements E. H. Frost has closed his house and ed a little daughter into their home, on Coal yard at Sandy Hook Station. the editorial, business and mechanical departments, and with an gone to New York and will soon sail for November 29. Telephone 64-- 3. in winter. He has Mrs C. L. Slade has been called to Bridgeport, Conn. second to none this newspaper in its and the West Indies for the equipment jauy, Sunday a family in his cottage who will care for Darie on account of the serious Illness Weekly issues oifers the reader a journal sane, safe and satisfying. his place, this winter. ot her daughter-in-la- C. F. CONGER, "Wim the full Associated Press service an- - able special correspondence, Rev John Maddox preached a very Mis Katherine McDonald spent the on the Thai recess at ner home in local and .The gives au the news when it is news. Interesting sermon, Sunday, ksgiving general. Bepublican subject, "Forget not all his Benefits." New Mllford. Conn. Its editorials are famous for their ability, fairness and vigor, and Il- A friend of Mrs R. H. Bowles, widow Master Franklin Ferguson Is visiting Botsford, EXPERIENCED HASON. ar ami musio news and of the Rev R. H. Bowles, a former rec- l.er grandmother in Bridgeport and TVagon lustrated special features, literary, theatrical, L. Horseshoeing, Carriage excellent and selections from tor of Christ church, has written to B. Brown, the popular young Requiring' of all kinds and General WorX promptly attended to. criticisms, original stories, poetry dauy members of the the news that drummer for Armour & Co., to olease ss parish spent Blacksmithing. We aim rat the masters aud to the interest and charm of this high-cla- home she is ill will an Incurable disease and Thankeglvlng in town. customers. W. C. on Irmrer, sewspaper. is in a measure dependent charity flanket a at a for for her care. Xorse Clipping y Foww. Meadow, Stepney, Ct The Bepublican is great big bargain year la iJ-B- Weekly pi Telephone No. . Tel 1411 Rinc 12. broad pages filled wim the "cream" of the Daily and Sunday issues. Brldicwtter. DAUY, $8 a year, $2 a quarter, 70cents a month, 3cents a copy. Jlonro' BRIEFLY NOTED. week. SUJTDAT, S2a year, SO cents a quarter, 6 cents a copy. friends out of town, this Mr Mrs 'WEEKLY', $1 a year, 85 cents a quarter, 10 cents a month, 3 cents EAST VILLAGE. Mr and Mrs David Sanford and The home of and Delbert Soathbtir-t- . Green was a copy. Mrs Frank Johnson and son, Kenneth, Miss Elizabeth Sanford spent last in River district visited of either Edition sent free on The of Bridgeport, were Sunday guests at in the of by the etor on November 15 and Specimen Copies application. W. S. Sunday Roxbury, guests one monu one who Clark's. Mrs L. Pons. Mr and Mrs Green are now Weekly Bepublican be sent free for to any Mrs Smythe of Bridgeport was a J. happy THE STEEET AJTO VICINITTi wishes to it. vj week end guest at William Blakeman's. Rev an- - krs William Wallace and parents. try Mr and Mrs Peck of Miss Helen who Is stu- Clarende Hedden was home from New All subscription are payable In advance. Address Eugene Sandy children are visiting Mr Wallace's Keeler, a week. Hook were their old home for Thanks- Mil-for- Trk state, last MASS, at in MIddletown re- dent at school, New d, Mrs THE BEFTTBLICA1T, SPBIK&rULD, giving. parents before Ingleside Mary Sherwood Is caring for Mrs A. J. Beers spent Thanksgiving turning to their home in India. spent Thanksgiving vacation Miss Ellen Stiles, who was I1L with her newly married son. Royal, In Dr and Mrs G. E. Staub at her home in this village. Eugme McKcon, from Oakvllle, was and family home over Thanksgiving. Bridgeport Dr and Mrs Day were the M. a brother-in-la- w of Mrs of New Milford spent Thanksgiving Rupert Miss Margery Oatman froin Brooklyn, Phillips, of Mr and Mrs Myron Thomas N. T., was In town. S. D. Sharpe. whose family are well in town at the home of Mrs Burr guests w Monday. Is In Vr anil rt' - n- A.. T.O&dtTV MM new known here. the Bridgeport hospi- Mallette. in Roxbury on Thanksgiving day. York Hum - tal for treatment. Mrs who has been spent Thanksgiving wittt his moth- Blake-ma- n Miss Roberts entertained Harry GilleTte, Fall-Wint- Ralph and Julian Tnayer. the Gladys er and a of Shelton a young friend from out of town ill, is improving at her home on Liv- Curtis W. Thrall from Seymour spent Millinery. boys party High lady fOriHnV Ot tllA hnm. a 1.1b . - C V mviuv v& U13 BOUT school friends tramped the woods and over Thanksgiving. ingstone avenue. ford UUUQp open fields, the day following Thanks- Johnson. Exceptionally fine assortment Untrimmed Felts, Beavers and Trim- in of the ever elusive Mrs Howard E. Roberts was the jar Anearn rrom Waterbury was In giving, pursuit 'of town, Friday. ming fof Selection. game, which is becoming more and guest her parents In Bridgeport, more elusive with eveiy fresh onslaught this week. , Washington. Trimmed and Custom Work a of Nimrods. and old. into David Wheeler's tenement housa Hats Specialty. .e young Schools -t Rev W. W. D. D., of New in this village commenced Henry W. Beecher has a class in vo- Bowdish, Lieut Benjamin Foulols, came tip cal -. Haven held the fourth and last quarter- on Tuesday of this week after a brief music at the Sootn School in Box- " from New Tork to pass Thanksgiving dunham, conference of this both Ste- bury. mrs;george ' ly year at vacation. with his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry rea and William wer Ave. venson and here, last Monday. The Kemp Mitchell 1127 Broad Street, Near Fairfield Bridgeport. trustees and stewards with their wives Mrs H. M. Jesaup Is visiting Foulols, doing Jury duty in Waterbury, last week, THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, JU09. '7

(I'.unh hv nn exponent lllutrtd t"'.,.".r twiiBfit of Si Thorn" MiII.Iiiib'"' "The Store of Activity and progress, it fund, and u wan tiijoyvd by HOWLAND'S New Milford. Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street ' NORTtWILLB. Dwplleri In Northvllle who enter- - talnod Kiu'Hti on Thanksgiving were ai renown: At Mr and Mra W. D. Formerly The Howe & Stetson Stores. Soule'a, Mr Smile's father and mother from Umg Mountain, Mitts Ethel NEW HAVEN, CONN. Soule of Bridgeport and Rev and Mra S. D. Woods of Northvllle; at Mr and The Christmas Mra George Marsh's.Mr and Mrs O. C, Bristol; at Mr and Mra Robs Bene- dict's, Mr and Mra Calvin Benedict of Merryall; at Mr and Mra E. B. Buckingham', Mr and Mra William Store Friable of Washington; at Mr and . fi! Mrs A. C. ihariis Bowers', Mr and Mrs Rich- mond of U)tiK Mountain, While the IS miValues In day was niont unpropltlous, yet all FULLY READY. class here high merchandise such as these that are during enjoyed the cheer and Profit-Shari- good pleasant the ng Week. Liberal price reductions have been made In fellowship. Dwelli'rs here who dined elsewhere From SDortmen's Corner in the basement, with its ereat order to allow Profit-Shari- ng em- patrons to enjoy the advantages. Our on were Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs collection of skates and sleds and such, up to Toyland on ployees receive I per cent of the gross sties during the week. Now for Sherman Green with friends in New the values we offer. Britain, and Mrs Hulda Morehouse the fourth floor with its complete little world of delight for and Moses MerBh at Mrs Schover-ling- 's folks, the Christmas store is ready. In New Milford. youn? Mr and Mrs Marshall T. Deane of It holds a bright welcome tor you. In every part the The Men's Store Is Falls Village announce the marriage holiday spirit is plainly to be seen The things that are up- Represented by Exceptional of their (laughter, Bessie Susam to Morris permost in folks mind are most prominent in each part of Profit-Sharin- g Edward Crossman, Friday, Values. November 26. The bride was public the store. school teacher In five Northvllle books a storeful U50 to $2 Union suits, 98c. Men's $1.50 Underwear, 92c years ago. The groom Is one of Here are whole of them. Every sort Northville's esteemed and substan- from little ones for smallest member of the fam- Men's Union Suits of wool 90 wool 10 amusing the or heavy weight cottons Men's Undergarments, per cent and per tial young men. After a brief honey- Iu natural and ecru colors, All to fine illustrated books and sets for are high grade gar- cent camels hair, garments; flannel moon in which New York City will ily special the student ments made and finished. in 92o carefully At 88c. bound and high grade every feature. At ea. figure prominently, they will begin and the book-love- r. their home, life on the place owned Selectman C. on Here are handkerchiefs enough to trie river mea- $1.00 Underwear. 65o $2 Underwear. 89c. Bovs' 50c Sweaters. 29c. by Stephen Beach, carpet $1.50, Hfne Hill. and best Men's ecru ribbed Under- Coat Sweater In sizes for Congratulations dow with a beautiful snowy covering. Umbrellas of beauty Men's half wool Shirts and wishes are most heartily and sincere- wear; French neck shlrst, sa- boys; plain jrrav or gray with extended. as well as service.' Sparkling cut glass and beautiful dinner Drawers; shirts have French teen draw- of red or ly faced, French back trimmings navy; four Miss Ruth was sets. necks and drawers are sateen ers with buttone. Sweaters Buckingham strong suspender large pearl school teacher, protem, on Mon faced and have French backs; tapes. Regular and $2 well worth 60c. Profit-Sharin- g $1.50 day morning until the arrival of There are some handsome fur coats, made on $1.00 underwear at 65c. garments at five each. Price, 23c each. truly good Miss Peet, the duly accredited pilot and comfortable models and warm as even of ethics. fitting toast, l-- education and Men's 19c Hose, 12 2c Men's 25c Hose 15c a . tt pair. Sunday services at 10.30 a. m., and though wintry winds blow nipping cold over the hills. 7 m. of sermon Men's heavy wool Half Hose in black, natural and A very good quality of Men's Black Cashmere Hose p. Subject morning Small firs too; these for the woman who a cloth coat "Girded for Service," Luke 12:35. prefers Oxford. Stockings of a good, heavy quality that usual- with merino heel and toe; hose well worth 25c a pair. bu likes warmth of a muff and of a scarf. Profit-Sharin- l-- Profit-Shari- Christian Endeavor service at 6.30 ly sell at 19o pr. g Price, 12 pr. Price, 15c a pair. p. m. Topic "Life Lessons for me And 1 Well cannot be told of from First John. Consecration meet Toyland Toyland just ing. Leader, Albert H. Baldwin. here. It is a spot that is fairly alive with delight and plea- 6c Domet Flannel, $1.25 Bed Spreads $2.00 Comforters Un- sure; a that is transferred to own home. A soft, fleecy quality of in prettj Marseilles patterns; with fine quality silkoline cov- GAYXORpSVILLE. delight easily your bleached Domet Flannel. double size, hemmed' ready for erings on both sides; white The EDworth League held their an Will you not come and see it? Will you be sure to uso cotton filled. nual New England supper on Friday Sale Price, 4 c yd. evening of last week. About $20 was count the store as home when you are in the city? We are Sale price, 95c ea. Sale price, $1.45. reali' id. Miss Bessie Kennedy has returned ready to care for your parcels; there is a cosy rest room 8c Domet Flannel. $1.10 Comforters. 60c Cotton Blankets froin Bridgeport and otner places. M b Thomas Austin and Miss Mary where take ease if becomes tem-jorar- ily 10-- 4 you may shopping Bleached Domet Flannel of with figured silKoline cover- size Cotton Blanicets in Paine spent a coup le of days in N ew your a very fine quality. ings and white cotton filling. gray with colored borders. York, recently. tiresome; and there is a first rate lunch-roo- m in the - Sale Mrs Lois Hall is spending a few days Sale Drice, 6c yd. Sale price. 85c each. price, 45c pair. with htr son, W. D. Hall, in New Haven. casement where good food is served at fair prices. All the Mr and Mrs J. T. Underhill and Miss Marion Underhill passed last Sunday in food served there is appetizing, most of it cooked Dsn bury. right and the Profit-Shari- ng reat Fremont Hall family spent store. Offers in Underwear and Hosiery-G- Thanksgiving in Canaan. Miss Mabel Gaylord is passing the winter with her uncle, W. Gaylord, in Values. this place. Miss Bessie Soule was the guest of Women's to Union A. B. Hungerford and family in Pough-keepsi- e, Children's 50c to 75c Underwear, 33c. $2 $3 Suits, $139. over Thanksgiving. John Newton has returned to Schen- The Howland Goods Children's half wool,, ribbed underwear; vests have Women's 90 per cent wool Union Suits in white or ectady, N. Y., where he has taken a posi- Dry tion the electric works. crochet or flannel bound edge; pants are well and care- natural; ankle length garments with long sleeves and at general fully made; 50c and 75c values. Sale price, 33c. high neck. Actual $2 to $3 values. At $1.39 ea. " Company, The little daughter of Mr and Mrs been $1 to $1.50 Underwear, 77c. $1.50 to $2 Underwear, 96c. Women's 39c Hose, 19c. Jesse Ives has seriously ill with membraneous Connecticut. Women's 3-- 4 wool under- Women's steam shrunk un- W omen's mercerized black croup. Bridgeport, Erickson of wear in white or natural; all derwear, 90 per cent wool; lisle hose with double sole, toe George H. Brooklyn, Albert Killian and Alfred Gronell of hand trimmed; ribbon drawn hand trimmed vests; French and heel; 4 inch hemmed tops. French band band, ankle length pants; ac- The mill runs of our West Hoboken have stayed at Oscar vests; pants. regular Johnson's of Chestnut Land for a Worth $1 to $1.50. tual $1.50 to $2 values. 39c quality. week's sporting. Salep Price 77c. . . Sale Price, 96c. Sale Price. 19c a pair. Carl Pearson is having a veranda built to his house, Earl Morehouse CHEISTMAS the work. The veranda will SPECIALS Nickel Plated Tea Tea Pot Tile, wire mounted. Galvanized Iron full doing Copper, Pails; be 60 feet long. Kettles; worth $1.15. At 7c. f 10 quart size. value. All the Month of Sale Price, 89c. Family Scales, $1.39 Sale Price. 10c. Through December. At 85c. Greenfield Hill hold- Colonial ' Water with Wood Coat Hangers, eaeJii Nickel Brass tumbler Sets, lc ENJOYABLE BIRTHDAY AFFAIR. ers; worth 25 c. Trays. Only six to a customer. Deliv- Per ery with other The pleasant home of Dea and Mrs This Week Couches Have At 17c. set. 98c. goods only. George H. Merwin was tue scene of a Call. happy gathering of young people, last Saturday afternoon. About 25 girls and boys., pupils of Dwight school, were present to assist in celebrating the 13th For and birthday of their classmate, Miss Mil- Thursday, Friday Saturday, dred Merwin. Music and games helped December 2, 3 and 4. to pass the hours pleasantly after which & Robinson Co. af bountiful supper, consisting of cake, Shartenberg candy and sandwiches was served. Miss A regular $ io Couch, covered with a Merwin was the recipient of a number good grade of velour Store of and of pretty and useful gifts. Among those oak frame, "The Activity Progress.' present were the Misses Ida and Vera '$7.49 A $12 Wales, Olive Hull, Edna Jernings. Josie regular touch, five rows of tufts, well fiiled, cak Lobdell, Grace Burr, Bertha Nichols, frame, Annie M. Gray, iirnma Burr, Elsie and $9 ,3 Florence Banks, Fanny and Estlied A $16 Wade, Grace Bulkley, Ruth VanNess regular Couch, full width, six rows of tufts, (44 o and Masters Samuel Ogden, Walter springs ) covered with a fine of o O 0 P o 3 s o s OMMMMMM 000 The Newtown Bee Burr, Merwin Lobuen and Joseph Burr. grade red or green verona, special Newtown, Dec. 3, 1909. schools the $11.98 Friday, The public throughout A 0 town reopened on Monday after the regular $22 Couch, full width, 0Vered with a very fine Thanksgiving holidays. of silk Charles B. Kead ana iamuy nave grade plush, red or green, or Partasote lea irr Warm closed their handsome summer home if wiith a desired, solid oak J Huntington. here and gone to Bridgeport for the trarne, very special $ 6.49 winter. o Mr and Mi s R. F. Dunham of Bridge 'WILL NOT ACCEPT CALL. port were Sunday guests at Dr Dun Shoes 0 ham's. Rev C. M. Coulter has decided not to Lee Thomas of Bridgeport was the 0 accept the call to Huntington, but will guest of Allen Jennings, Sunday. H.S. & go to Oakville instead. Landsman Mr nanus are Son and jurs rranK o over the arrival of a little grand- - for Henry Bolles spent Thanksgiving day "oi. borr to Mr find Mrs Harry vv. .Hea with his daughter in Hartford. ding 'of Bridgeport, last Friday. Furniture and Carpets, 0 Mr and Mrs K. N. Bailey returned to Mrs George uornam or westporc Ridgeheld on Monday, after H. spending visited her son. George Merwin, at ENTIRE 1 1 Feet. '"hanksgiving with Mrs Bailey's parents the latter's home on Merwin's Lane, BUILDING, White Street, D ANBURY . Cold in the Center. Monday. Rev Mr Coulter was entertained at D. Mr and Mrs Walter Nichols have re- o A. Nichols' over Sunday, and was the turned from their honeymoon and have Now is the time to prepare guest of Mr and inrs George Nichols on gor.e to housekeeping in their newly 0 Thanksgiving day. built home in Southport. cold winter weather. Mr and Mrs Theopholus Glover of Edwarc Sanford has returned to nis for Brooklyn, N. Y., were at H. F. Glover's duties in New York, after spending for several days, last week. Thanksgiving day at his country estate You'll need a Mary Eliza, wife of William Thomp- here. son, died at her home in Walnut Tree Mrs G. F. Monroe still continues ser pair of warm Hill on Wednesday of last week, aged iously ill and her friends are much 185 69 years. Her funeral was hekl on Sun- alarmed over her condition. Dr Perdue 185 Shoes, .Rub- day and the burial was in Lawn ceme- is attending her. Main Street. Main tery. She leaves to mourn her loss a Mrs G. Louis Thorpe of East Bridge Street. large family of children and grandchil- port is with her parents, Mr and Mrs Levins Arctics bers, dren. Eugene Godfrey, tor a tew nays. or Felt Boots. The remains of Susan C. Hawley, Mr and Mrs waiter s. Herein enter widow of Rev William Hawley, were tained quite a company cf friends at Danbury's Fashionable Shop for Ladies' Outer Garments brought to the old cemetery on Monday dinner, Inanksgiving day. We are pre- afternoon for interment. The greater Mr and Mrs Pearl H. Metcair have to part of her 87 years was spent in returned to Ridgefield after an enjoyable pared sup Huntington and her husband, who died visit with relatives here. over 40 years ago, was at one time pas- Elmer Bulkley enjoyed a hunting trip ply your tor of the White Hills Baptist church. in Easton, Saturday. , A ROUSING SALE wants She was the daughter of Elisha and Miss Bessie Burr, youngest aaugnter at any Ruth Beardsley of Walnut Tree Hill of B. Wesley Burr, is recovering from with and her death occurred at the home of a severe attack of grip. .time her daughter with wtiom she resided in Mrs Eugene Burr entertamea miss and Shelton. She Is survived by two daugh- Todd and Miss DeLong from Bridgeport, Thursday, Friday Saturday, good serviceable footwear at prices well within your ters, Mrs Seymour H. Blackman and Thanksgiving day. Mrs David Reardon. ard one Grand Mrs John Wakeman of Hull's Farms Dec. 2, 3 and 4. means. daughter, Mrs Charles Gaugh. district is sti. on the sick list. Mr and Mrs L. A. Jennings entertain- Choice of any Waist. Lace, Silk, Net or Have you seen our New Style Felts? If not ed a party of friends, last week, in Lingerie, honor of Mrs J. F. Drulnkirke. the wife BetheL One-Thi- you'e better do so. Best ever. cf a former pastor of the Methodist rd Off Price. church. Regular THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY. Mrs R. B. Jennings of Congress street 20 Per Cent Off On Suit in Stock. has ner Mrs Any TOnltav...... Tlnlrr t. ... Tr .J recenny visited daughter, This Sale for Three vuv. aju mi a fiuvvmu John H. Angevine in New Preston. Days Only. Beckett and daughter, have gone to the en- Cfttskill MnnntainQ fni o vtcit ,t.h ra. Mr and Mrs Everett Sherwood are latives. tertaining guests from Rockaway Miss s. Alice Nichols of Beach, I I., at Highland farm SAMUELS, Bridgeport The Greenfield friends and' acqualnt-anse- s was home over Thanksgiving day. Miss Laura Andrews of Nelson Alvord of Green's Mrs Emellne Raymond and Mra Frank usual, raises the farmers' of the Wheaton for several a well known Banks H. C. hoge in this seminary spent Thanksgiving at home. Farms, years passed Sunoay at Ray- section. Miss Eleanor commission merchant will regret to mond's In Black Rock. The Shoeman, Macbeth of New Haven learn which occurred at Helen Is home spent several days at home. of his death, Miss Jennings after a 'Including the Bridgeport hospital, last Saturday. long absence. Thanksgiving. The deceased was 80 of and Mr C. Wells 1211 Main Street, Stratfield Hotel Bldg., years age and Mrs C and son, Ray. with death wan due to paralysis. have been late gjests of relatives in Thanksgiving her Bister, Mrs Judge Warren Foster of the New York Stratfield. court Thanks- "Dr BRIDGEPORT.! Robert F. Judd has returned from a of general sessions spent Miss Ruth Godfrey Is absent from Thomas' Eclectic Oil Is the at his country residence in school, this week, on account pain-f- ul several months visit with his uncle, giving day of a best remedy for that often fatal dis- Elmer T. in Cross Highway. attack of tonsllitis. Judd, Cando. N. D. Deacon Dwight Banks had the misfor- The recent cold easecroup. H:i8 been used with Branches-Hartf- ord and Springfield. Rev H. Macbeth and four of his Sun- snap accompanied by tune to lose a horse by drowning, last Wednesday's sltet storm served to re- success in our family for day school teachers attended the Sun- week. eight day School convention held In Water- - mind the farmers that winter is upon years." Mrs L. Rev Mr Olmstead preached the ser- them. The work of slaughtering: hogs Whlteacre, Buffalo, mon Rev W. Bowman of the at the union service In Fairfield, has begun in earaes. Fred .Thorpe, as Methodist Thanksgiving morning. 8 1909.

' We are . offering Splendid C. F. Beardsley, Values in .' general;-auctione- er, Try A t Over- Plush and Rubber Lined Surprise Presto Collar NEWTOWN, CONN, 'foloulioni 40-- 5. coat Before You . Also Re! Esttto For Sale. Carriage I farm houu and barn, SO tcrei, U'.K. Buy Any Other. 1 poultry farm, room bouM, barn. r Robes, pmiutr and blacknoiltu ahoy and valve ,uops. )imh). , weath- t Parma In Seymour, Conn., rood ai any In Look at the two illustrations In stormy Horse Blankets for Street theHtaUti muitlbe xildi inilltia from Htauuu. er wear tho Surprise Presto collar turnod umilitary house, llianm and ahedm water In and nock and and Stable. houHf. (w acre meadow, fruit, panlure ana stjlp, and keep your throat warm, dry wood land, giooo. comfortable. At other times wear your overcoat 1 farm, II room honiw. barn, fruit. N acroi with tho collar turned down and have an wood and pamure land; a dandy W moke Presto you money; fcTxW. overcoat with fashionablo closo fittina: collars and lap- A Good I farm IM acres, 11500; a good one' ttt ratba Line children and clllckeim. els. Come to The Surprise Store, try on a Presto I farm, A) acrint, t'M), atock and tool. 1 tk for how comfortable Rub-be- r farm, aeru, W.vk). collar Overcoat and see yourself Ball Band Felt and 1 farm,3Uacntii,fc,iiiio. and practical it is. 1 farm, HI acre, ;oiK). Boots. 1 farm, 40 awn, t,k"oo. In New York City tho demand for Presto collar I farm, 40 acres, slock and.tooli, 200. I HO acres, &m). farm, 0. overcoats is tremendous. 1 farm. !M aews. Men want overcoats with military collars for 1 farm, 100 acron. tMoo. Full Line of I farm, too acres, meadow, and pasture' on storm wear and with the usual collars for usual over- hilltop, cruo. Presto collar overcoat com- 1 farm, 11)0 acres, fine buildings, coat wear. The Surpriso Fall and Winter Shoes. trout brook, WOO; fcM) can be left cn wort bines both. Ask New York friends about the gage. your 1 farm, W acres, 110.000. popularity of these overcoats. I farm, tl7 acres, 4:.'(io. You will find assortments of Presto col- 1 farm, 100 acres, S'ooo. complete R. H. Beers & Co., 1 farm, 05 acres, ':iouo; flOOOcaa remain on lar overcoats at prices only in The Surprise i mortgage. popular 1 farm, IM acres, WM. Store. Newtown, Conn. 1 farm. 1T8 acres, 10,iHH). mod- I farm 240 acres, &0O0. 70 acres fine meadow; Included are button through and fly front feldspar mine; one mile trout brook; good els in new shades of stone gray, cam- - hnnt.ifiir! -'' mile from Hi'hnol. many gray, - 1 farm 105 acres, house, 4 barns, 2 bridge gray, oxford, plain black and fancy weaves. acres orchard of peach, pi am, cherry; will i. 1 ! The Coodness of Mahoney's 30 head cows; liordon's collect uillk at t H Ll ni.!A carry inciuaeaill are iancy sinpes, nurnny-uuii- emyu the door, SViOO. and shadow effects. 1 fine residence, S acres, 1500. stripa I fine residence, 20 acres meadow, W0. Kemember every Surpriso Presio collar overcoat "Straight" 1 fine residence, 22 acres meadow, fViOO. Clear does not depend on "Done" or flavoring. 1 One residence, 1 acre meadow, &K00. carries the Surprise guarantee: "If any purchase, Clear Havana tobacco, with which my clears 1 large boarding house, 14 rooms; on border for fails to please, the money is instantly are filled, has a llavor ol Its own, wnlcn can- of line lake; 20 acres lund. 11800. any reason, means. These 1 house, -2 acre land, $1050. not be approached by artificial ' refunded without question or the goods cheerfully dears are "Straight" in name, shape and 1 building lot overlooking Taunton lake, 2 quality. SJ.50 per box 01 ao delivered. acres, $500. exchanged." 1 building site, 75 acres, on the most! sightly Kemember The Store gar- J. P. MAH0NEY, Hfe, ace In Newtown $15,000. Surprise keeps your 1 acre LONG HILL. CT, bouse, land, $450. ments pressed and in repair for one year free. 6 farms In Milford, Conn. i Sfarmsl n TAX NOTICE. Brldgewater. Surprise Presto collar overcoats are special at COLLECTORS 1 farm 200 acres in Redding, $1G,000. I will be at the Town Clerk's office S houses on Newtown Street. $15, $18 and $20. for the collection of taxes on the last House, 27 acres good land for $700 cash. $10, $12, Saturday of each month from 9 a. m., to Seven room house, barn, spring water In 2 n. m. On all the other week flays at house, large stream water In rear, 75 acres the office of Taylor & Hubbell, from 7 land, 'one mile from station, creamery, a. m., until 4 p. m. John F. Houlihan. church, 10 minutes from school. $2900. $1000 Tax Collector, Newtown Conn. can remain on mortgage. Seven room house, barn, 28. acres fine land, NEW YORK CITY STORES. ' THREE all kinds of fruit, one mile from trolley, If Your Horse fis church. 10 minutes walk from school, ,.$3000. Sick or $1000 can remain on mortgage. a Lame;" Mill property, bouse with rnnnmg Your Cow .Out of water, 5 acros land, mill 50x25, 2 Hours and basement, bins and elevator for handling Condition, grain ; 27 In. turbine wheel under 12 feet head, Your Dog or Cat Sullivan cracker, burr stone mill; barn 24x36: ot posts; blacksmith and III paintshop; 1 mile from village and station; 5 minutes from school; a live man can hava You should ask Rupf for Dr Daineis Hook, all he can do and pay for It in two years; $2500; $1200 can remain on urprisetore Home Treatment of Horses, CattleSheep, price mortgage. Nice house, 25 acres 'land,! 500 Swine, Dogs and Cats." barn, 1119-11- 23 MaJn Street. BRIDGEPORT. cords of wood, timber, fruit; $1500; $500 can It's free and Is worth money to yon. remain on mortgage. , 150 acre farm in Redding! near Mark RUPF Twain, line house and building, $12,000. 106 acre farm, house, no ban, J200C. Sells Dr Daniel's Medicines. 1 farm, 60 acres, 11 room house, water In house and barn, all kinds fruit, two miles from Bethel trolley, $5500. Beautiful building site, 70 acres mora AUTOMOBILES or less, large barn, could not be built for $3000. Price $7500. 1 116 . farm acres, house, barn, on hill. $100 and Up. ndd viijw. overlooking Housatonic 1 NEW ENGLAND'S FINEST JEWELR.Y STORE. river, 560 cords of wood oarry 10 head ! Here is your opportunity toget cf cattle, $3000. House, barn, 16 acres, $1800. a high grade second hand Automo- House, 6 rooms, 10 acres land, $1600. Greetings $S00 can remain on mortgage. bile for $100 or more. We have a Wilson Farm, 84 acres, house, barn, $1800. The F. L. Co., Danbury. large assortment of Runabouts Six room house, barn. I acres land. $2000. and Touring Cars, all guaranteed Do Xrnas shopping at this store. You'll find Art invitation is extended to all the of Newtowu 1 fine farm, 05 acres, good house and barn your good p;ODle in the best of condition. Write 1 mile from nlmrch and school and arb : i of finest stocks here that is shown in the state. and vicinity to visit our store In D aid see th iach of goad 1 Village of Sandy Hook; $3500. one the for 1 customers for particulars. House and Barn. 14 acres land on mam I th'n?s we have in the way of premiums for our road. 4 milefrom school and church. Price Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Christmas 7 $1200. Bric-a-bra- 1 Barn. 8 1 c, Brass The E. H. Towle Company, House and acres land. mile Jevelry, Cut Glass, Goods, Our genial Morris D. Beers, will show those who can irom cnurcli and scnool on main road, a bar- agent, 25 West Main St., Conn. Sterling and Silver Plated Wares, a not come. Waterbury, gain $1200. Leather Goods, Watches, Clocks and Jew- Still Another Who Mas bot the Chafing Dishes, Coftee Percolators, Etc. Everybody come arid bring aftriend. elry Fine house, veranda, farm We will be pleased to show you through. 49 acres, 3 cows, poultry, farming tools, ! REPAIRED. s mues to good marnet; jaioo. t Grand Union Tea Co., House, barn, 35 acres fine land; $2500. Farm, house and barn. 106 acres of .land, i 237 Main Street, Derby, Conn. First Class work at fair pri:es. 1500; two miles from railroad station. The F. L. Wilson Co., All work House, barn45 acres land, never falling guaranteed. stream of water near house, 3 cows, 40 fowls, ' CONN. Phone farming tools, alt for K200. 237 Mam St. DANBURY, 382. This farm is.qwned by Mr William R. Damm. H. B. wh ha made a great success at farming with SNIFFEN, a family or ll boys, tne oldest a years. ou ought to hear them, as the whole Damm fam- Hook. mother-in-- Sandy ily has the whooping cough, except, his law, who is too Damm mean to have it. The Rockford Graduate Bowman's Technical The doctor advises him to sell and get nearer School of Watchmaking. the North Pole, Here is your chance. 2 to 30 H P. Here Is the Best One Yet. FOR SALEVFoune Pies. K. O. Patterso.l. Hill, Newtown. Conn. House, large barn. 30 acres land. 1 milefrom an know are village, church, school and railroad station; When buying engine that you getting well watered; nne quince ana apple orcnard, of 4 $200 The Corner most extra nice young cows, something you want it's the Rockford simple and 1 horse 150 ! 40 30 durable of them all. fowls, , gas engine Horses 3 wagons , 100 Remember Free and One 3 set single harness, 25 the thirty days Trial Year's 1 set double harness 30 Good Shoes. 8 tons 160 Prices to suit. hay Guarantee. ! X acres corn stalks 30 Call for demonstration. Horses 150 bushels ears corn 50 All farming tools on place, 25 75 Horses for This Sale. y $800 Men's Coon Tail Felt Boots, $3.75 All for $2600 CASH. " Goodyear Dack Kelt Boots, $3.25 Hook Several others notladvertised. " " Sandy Garage, Big Auction Sale Good Grade $2.75 Sandy Hook, Ct. Water, Water, Water. at 2 P. M., Rain o Shine " " " " $2.25 Saturday From the best neverlfailing mineral spring Boys' One express car load just arrived. Big in Connecticut and located near city and " " " ' $2.00 matched teams, big single horses. One ready sale for all you can fui nish. Building, Youths" team of bays that-- weigh 3.200 pounds: pumps and everything ready to staft busi- Men's All Duck Rubber Boots, $5.00 FARMS. one team of brows that weigh 3,000 ness. A fortune for a live man, no dead one Goodyear pounds; one team of bay mares that need apply. In connection is bouse, $3-5- 4 fire sheds, htn houses, " " 0 weigh 2,800; a lot or good business places, large barn, " first Wooasocket Mr. Farm Buye" Have you spent all the time and money you care to in 73 grade looking horses, we have one team of plack acres land. Hen's Ualf Boots top sole $3.50 for farms with agents whose expenses sue high and therefore are obliged to charge so horses that weigh 2,200 pounds. One All for $4500, $2000 can remain on mortgage. a commission for that it is out of the reach of the team of black hack horses, weight 2.300 1 1 1 41 large handling property average Iresldence, barn. acre land, chicken ' sewed boots $4.50 If so in touch with me. I do not have list some pounds. One nice single black horse. house and on Main gdat big buyer? get as large a as agents, but I We other buildings street, have a horse to suit any job. These Conn. . - may have the one you are looking for. horses are rignt from the farms in Iowa Woodbury, line of shoes for winter wear in Below is a list of. a few of the properties I have had given me to sell: .wnere tnty were raised. t A large heavy second handed horses Good Hen Farm. FARM NO. 1 140 acres. 8 room house. baru with basement, cut 30 tons of hav Thirty good at reasonable lrge out of work that will be sold for House, 5 acres land, 1- -2 mile from solid good wearing goods prices. this year, four miles from railroad strtion. Large apple orchard. Price 11550 one half down right village, four-roo- the dollar, no matter what church and school, a 800.00, ' FARM NO. 8100 acres, 3 miles from two depots, m house, barn; lots of fruit. high they bargain, feet. Use our stove a? a bring. Bring in you have to 7 Come in and warm your 1000 cords of wood. Price $1350 and I will arrange for an $800 mortgage on this property, If, anything Nice room house, barn, on hilltop, 2 miles sell to tne .beading Horse Mart or Con frOm 28 acres land. If come you want me to. ' necticut. trolley. waiting, meeting or 'exchange place. you can't FARM NO. farm, 5 minutes' walk from stores, etc., 9 acres of garden soli, 60 bu. oats 25.00 fill good eight-roo-m house; barn and poultry house. All kinds of fruit. $975 takes It. 5 tons hay 75.00 we will orders or deliver Seven-roo- m 3 45 telephone us and messages FARM NO. 418 acres of land, wood for home use, plenty of fruit. house, Hamilton Bros., acres corn stalks 00 new uarn aiiu pouury uuuao. 1 - limes iroui village, a euav a. .iiw. 2 old cows 75.00 for you with pleasure. r 1 - m . i .. , . , The Horse Mart of Conn. 1 pair horses 200.00 Mr. r arm uwner, n you nave a iarm you wisn 10 sen ana are willing to cut tne Leading 20 ducks, 15.00 price right down to rock bottom and pay me a reasonable commission for selling it, I 749 Water Street. Opposite the Depot. One sow and 10 pigs, 40.00 should be pleased to place it on my list Six shoats, , 60.00 Bridgeport 1 young sow, 12.00 1 1138-- 4. horse mowing machine, ' 40.00 HUBBELL BROS., STANLEY BOTSFORD, Telephone 1 horse cart, 6.00 183 and 184 George St.. 1 wagon, 15.00 CONN. THE LOW COMMISSION MAN, Conn. NEW HAVEN. 1 cart, 15.00 DERBY, Stepney, 1 team wagon, 30.00 1 set double team harness, 20.00 rOB SAliB Two good milch cows. Wil- 2 sets single harness, . 12.00 3 - i 16.00 VOVL SALE Pair liam Horwltz, Easton, Conn. harrows, Sale. good working oxen. John 2 cultivators. 6.00 For Bachman, Route 14, Monroe, Conn. LOST Long black oil sucker raincoat. 1 side hill plow, S.00 Fall cows and near springers. Write Between William and Rom- All other tools. 16.00 the Chimes.' me want cattle of kind. WANTED Horseshoer, 'Doorman. Inquire Murphy's "At the Sign of if you any Rylander, Watertown, Conn. ford Station. Finder please return to Walter Conch, Howard F. Cogswell, New Preston, Ct. $79100 Woodville Dlst SALE MacGregor place. Bethel. All for $3,600. fXR FOB SALS Pigs, six weeks old. Also P. O. Address: E. D. New Preston. ern house, all improvements; centrally New- Ct, located; some land Suitable for permanent farrow cow. John H. Summers, This Is a Corker. Conn. , GIFT TIME. or summer residence. Address Miss Emma town, t n . a lLr.'v" I,iv mild r am m meroo, nne TlTAffTED A good man for farm MacCiregor, 66 Beaver Street, or John coT-lecti- juu. 'general Bethel, PIGEOKf TOB BALE My entire location, nice 11 room house, fire places, I is not too to visit us and begin your gift buying. We assure vou, you ' work. Apply to Frank L. Griswold.Loig MacGregor, 44 Courtland Street, Bridgeport, K s n . Ln U . 14. nr . early R. F. D. 3, of Homer pigeons from the Ply- choice selection, Hill, or address Bridgeport. Conn, Conn. Of corn on the ear. 2 fins 1 75 will be repaid for your visit, for in doing so you can make a very mouth Rock Squab Co., at half their cws, horse, - fowls. 2 pigs, will be hogs. 12 tens in -- next to Bridgeport let your saw 40 h. cost About 400 birds. Address Sydney hay brn. which cannot be done the last few days. On your trip ipOR SALE Portable steam mill. p. To for cash, but must be a large Beld ( corn and 10 cords wood for 35 new WANTED buy Rosenfleld, Bethel, Conn. potatcs. where will find useful and artistic gifts Man. boiler, (engine, smokestack never or don't answer. A in la leagths, 1 2 headquarters be at'TairchildV you new with saw place Mr carrlae. i wagoss, sleighs, be Be sure ana read put up. laige blower, pipes, for Bethel suitable for chicken and truck farm. two farming ntenslls. all for $3M6. CHABLBS F Woman and Child. Gifts to be engraved should bought early. Dfsston screw-do- g, STBATSD To my premises, .dry dust, two saws, E. A. Paur, Box 42. Bethel, Conn. BBARPBLET. Newtown. Una. l, A mill no use cows. Owner can have same by proving our coming announcements in this paper. gauge-rol- etc good but bave and T. for it. Address W.D. Tbroop, Bantam, Conn. property paying charges. J. TOB BALE About 10 stacks' of field S ALE-O- ne Sandy Hook, Conn. rXR" Round Oak Parlor Stove, Cavanaugh, corn and several stacks of sweet cirn In LX)B SALE-Pe- kin Ducks, good ones. In- - cost i2rl; almost new; have no place to set the stack; also other personal effects quire of E. Beers. Palestine, Newtown, It up; will sell it for $10. One International WAHTOD An elderly or feeble-mind- ed belonging to the estate of Frederick G. W. Fairchild & Sons., Inc., Conn. Stock Food Co. 1903 Incubator, loo-eg-g size, person to board and care for. Terms Toucey. Corn can be seen on Abram used only once; It Is a fine machine; as I 125 per month. Physicians reference. Purdy farm near Stepnev Depot. Conn. Jtwelers, Opticians Importers, Retailers, WAHTED 3 to Single Comb Rhode bave a small place cannot use it; price 15.00. Address for picture of home and further Arthur J. Hun. Administrator, Stepney. Conn. Island Red cockerels. A. C. Lake, Bethle- F. Grimm, tin Frank Evitt's Harness Store. particulars. Arcner trivate noma, Conn or 10 Franklin Block, Bridge- Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, hem, fonn. P. O. R. F. Dt Watertowa. New MUford. Windsor, Hartford County, Conn. port, Conn. . TJfR.,KEWTOWN; ,S$&. iVU3AT( DECEMB1R 3 ' O ' ...... , PrbU Notice.. The Piano Contest JiMTATE OV John Todd, lata of In lb. P robin ninrlct of D. M; Read Co. dweawtd. The JlvtJlu4, At Foster's Tint Etwuujr bavlnr .ihlhltM) their duiliilstratlon ftiwnint with ld IRWIN'S. E4lablhh9d tii Unurt ol l'roi)ui (or Hid dlnirlvttuto(or tl- - Shoe Store Closes . oW.IIKft, It III HiittuMi. Tliftt tha lh day of Pee,. A, D. 9ou, at I u'cloi'k In the afternoon, at the Pro-t- at This Week The In earnest this week. The whole establish- unii' In UmJilln tw and tha Kama la Christmas Buying begins mMiimoa r a nracnur on tint tiiuwatice tf ment baa taken on a of Holiday time, and the House Fur tm atiiiiuiiiivrauon KVOUIIt Willi Wednesday, general atmosphore aid wtau). and as well ab Goods are In com John N, Kti'lionion. Judge, Restaurant niBhings Apparel Departments Special Holiday Dec. 1st. readiness. T1HTUICT OK NEWTOWN, ik. Probate plete 4. Court, Den. 8, A. II.. limn. of Buy all tha Pootwmr you will need for Estate of Israel HuM. late of New- some time and save nu curtlticates which In Mild the town, dlnirlet, ditwinwl. we give Willi evry uun:lnui. ' Fine Silver and Sheffield Plate. Upon tha application of lt.buwa Mm'I. All wUhlnir to enter the contest FurnitureSterling that LutteiK Quality. porMMw prayinir of AdmmUtralioii may muhtslgn tliulriitiiixtto iy eertllteaw and li irrauiml on nld folate to iiroliaus a lituv. thi.m.t. imp kinM ImIiifh WmlnuMday and Domestic French and on liltt pr Oriental English application mora full; aniwan It U In the evening. litumibr h, with a list and Uta Rugs, oiiiiKKKO, Tliat aaiii aiiiilli-atlm- i U heard amount o( tlieenrlluVatiiU'ri'd. They will and ilnmrmlmtil at tln Proliant twice In ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT he by a UiiliitoruHUid committee China; Fine Art Newtown, In aald dNtrli't, on tliu 7tl who; will di'inriiilne who has thu most. As Antique Jewelry, Stationery day of imvmlMr. A. 1). huh, at H o'clock siaU'doneai'liii't'HiftVaui they are transfer- In tliu forenoon, and tliat noilca lie irlvtm WW able before name Is slgnud. Calendars and Leather Goods. of tli pwidfiicy of aald aiiiilluailon and time Wares, and iilai'u of lii'arlinr ilinoti, liy publishing fcuburoan a tlit aamuoiiu time In some ihwniuimt having guests especially The are for or the a circulation In said Holiday Handkerchiefs ready selection, singly by dozens, district, and liy posting tf welcome. FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, a cony thtroof on the public lu-p- In tliu it an immense assortment of Embroiered and Plain values in Ar- Towu of Nowtown. In said Initial, Special dlnrlct. s 8 rto R. & ' Wlllliiin J. Ilmi'hcr. Judge. Succeswir F. Foster Co., dennes, Armenian, Madeira and French Embroidered Novelties. MWSWVttWWWSW 246 n vConn. flal St., . Danbury, The Dennison is on tha lower floor. Here is a most We Have Employed A Telephoned-1- 2 Department open "Winana King Piano Certificates with every purchase. fascinating stock of Christmas Novelties such as seals and tags, bunches of Holly ;5W and Mistletoe. Red and White Christmas Boxes, all decorated with holly, , Registered paper Segis.' t garlands, and many articles for gifts. Dinner Cards, Favors and Cases for ice3 The best son of King Segis in Pharmacist Will and bon bona New England whose seven nearest lit You And are to handle Pay officially tested dams over prepared Physicians' average Prescriptions. 2 butter in 7 days and over to Know We customers leave extra and outer with 27,lbs. A Full Line of Proprietary Medicines. suggest that wrap3 heavy garments SO lbs. of milk a and tl 1 day, who Thanksgiving Post Cards. the attendant in the Reading Room, where everything can be checked safely. Dii and Grandam and sire's Dam 8 Closed Armoire for automobile coats and furs. In this one about and Grandam have 30-da- y records way may go Thomas & 8 store Room Is that average over 108 lbs Butter, and Giddings, Engines the comfortably. The Reading a pleasant place to rest, write ever 80 lba milk a day. Individually KENT, CONN. notes or make and check lists. he is 'as good aa hia breeding. Stock Because they are much better-mo- re 8 The Tea Room connects with the Room and luncheons be for sale at all times. . Write for terma ,- Reading may FOR. SALE 7m ruiiuuic iiiuiu c. ujiwui ii;ai ottiui-au- tm of service to J, er than others. Made 'In several types a had at hour. Coffee, Hot Salad and Cake. 1 5(10 any Tea, Chocolate, Bouillon, E. H. Edison Records, 10c each. Also JJ from to horse power, for every I LAKE, 8 nowerreuulrement, homemade. Brookfleld Center, Conn. Edison Standard Graphophone in Call, 'phone or write. Everything Telephone 985-1- 5. good condition, $10. The D. M. READ Co. No. 14001 New Furniture Mignon Store,. T. E. PLATT & SON, g Cor. Main & Bank Sts., New MUford. I Tborovghbred Percheron Stallion. fitted. of Horses. Ct. SPECTACLES and eye glasses Producer Farmers' TOB SALE 1 Springfield gasoline ma- Newtown, Lenses matched and allkinds of rt.palrs. Prize In Class at Dan-bu- ry chine, titty candle power, tanks and Heod & Todd, 1054 Main Tools and First Winner also Iron tank in 400 Opticians, St, Farm, Stock, Crops. Fair. pipes, sections, Bridgeport, Conn. gallon capacity. A. E. Gardner, 226 Here is your opportunity, (arm of nearly 100 acres land, well divided "" If you want Good Colts. Mill Hill Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Into meadow, plough, pasture and wood, good (rich soil can be worked by Breed to Good Sires. of We Can Beft uuoo '.unq Everything in the Line machinery, fine lot of young fruit trees, good house, large roomy barns, Cash. -- for our footwear. Call Terms $ 15, $3 UDfl 'jaejis puiwo to 'eJtasqnxa City prices silo, poultry house pig sty, horse and wagon room. On a road and eaouo9513 IH and see us. Full stock of all the latest styles good s.A'qdojjj nni J)i ip4i jno euui In also rubbers and felt boots. Arctics close to best of markets. At the Dayis Farm, pus "whium jnoi awg AqAV Staple and Fancy shoes, sw dn oooii Wl inj and rubbers for all. ' H. S. Davis & Sons, Props.. Bethel. Conn US joj siuauj "uuoo 'in,i.H G. W. puBianquBQ aj )snoq A'iuj ?q3ia 01 ouo 003 S. J. PAEKS, Trumbull, Conn. COQGSWELL, dn 005$ saa.is oool 01 g iiio io aofj 'uo Groceries. -- 1094 Main Conn. sis ) 'O Josaimoiniqaisaoq)OOOt!oI Street, Bridgeport, -- A PUD Ot SOJIUIIU1 OS Talk. "Red Seal" Baking taiVl UOH!D SAI.ip Prices a low as consistent. Buggy r0(V '004s 'jajsM ')nj) 'jaqiun Isiuuq 3q What we save you on a buggy (or any other ! 91 'sasnoq oaiBt t 'uijsj aja Kt '9lS 10H Give us a call. vehicle) willgo a long way toward getting a N. Powder new harness Come in and get our figures. Q. Clarke's Vegetable Liyer Pills lnnHni tirnmkKS. If WA Vfinaa u,at limn Have a wonderful for Bilious and Ailments. Ac a Can. Every pound Guar- L. C. MORRIS, cannot please you go where you please, but reputation curing Dyspeptic Try us a cuance. a for Biliousness, anteed. If like it tell give remedy Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, you your : The A. M. EBISCOE & SON, etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale Dy Drug- like WANTED TAXX OB TIKBEB LAND. Grocer, neighbors; if you don't it tell , Sandy Hook, Conn. gists. Free sample by mail. Recommended by Physicians. In Exchange for dwelling and market NEWTOWN, CONN me. In Norwalk. Good condition, rented for Q. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. $30 per month; value $ou. aiso par- THE BARGAIN STOR1. ticulars of farm with stock and tools For Sale. for sale. GASOLINE - H. J. McCarthy, 100 acclimated horses hilso four car loads of B. S. HULL, received direct from the Antique Furniture bought and sold. .Conn. Western horses G. B. P. O. Address South Britain, Ct. South VorwaXk, farms of Iowa, including Eoad Horses, Fast Tucker, Easton, Ct ENGINES. R. D. 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport Clocks The store 'is closed each Friday 'eveaiag at Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft rOB BALE White Leghorn, Barred and as repre- Division. 6.30 Cocker- Horses, all fearless guaranteed p.m. Plymouth Rock, Light Brahma We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, Repaired and Rebuilt. Haven't you an old Indian Runner $1 sented. Clock thrt needs over? Write me A 40 els, drakes, each, Would you not like both single and double, Heavy Bobs. Wagons, Axing about FOB SALE horse power boiler George S. Monroe, Conn. R. House it. 25 Steam All Osborne, Carriages, Farm Wagons and Trucks, Har- Painting. and horsepower engine. F. D. Sandy Hook. to an will run We also time to paint your house. Let us call on you In good artier. Boiler nearly get engine that nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, E, E. MEEKER. Uew frestoi. Ct running second hand Furniture and Pianos that and talk it over. We use only the best Lead new. Johnson & Morrison, Greenwood 70BSALE CHEAP All the street well have and Oil and Conn. as in a cold day as are as good as new. Give us a call. strictly pure coloring materials, Avenue, Bethel, lamps formerly used for lighting the just which is a guarantee that you will have your I of Bethel. John work done if to Sell Farms Borough ' Chinn, Henry in a warm one without The Smedley Co., right you trust it us. Street, Bethel, Conn. using Estimates cheerfully given. And all kinds of real .state. NOTICE. a of water? The 171 Brewery St.. New Haven, Conn. Give me a description of your farm or COLTS drop engine Craft & Conn. Tues-day- . SBOKXJT, horses handled and Lyon, Stepney, place, and the terms and I do the rMt I will be at Washington Depot, every accustomed to steam cars, JACOB from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., and will pay the automobiles, called the ; Notice. BLOCK, Middle Gate Dlstrl.V for cattle and and other objects. Good care. J. M. Route 16, Newtown, Conn. highest market price poultry, Conn. Black- calves. C. H.JUDSON, Walertown, Ct. Brinley, Derby Having opened the old Whitehead smith shop at Roxbury Center, am now pre- For Sale. STOP AND BEAD THIS A new piano, "New do and General Job- pared to Horseshoeing 25 AH YOUNG MEN WANTED also onother piano with inside player. Way" to see old customers at my In good condition, acres of land, house of bing. Glad all my 10 Styles " Business. For sale at a bargain. Address X. Y. Z., stand. L.P.PAYNE, rooms, hay barn and outbuildings. What To Learn the Automobile am I offered. Apply Of Carriages and Wagons made Bee Office, Newtown Cor.n. Will do it and do it Tel. 201-- Roxbury, Conn. Work and demand for right. at our factory; best material and best work- Big pay. pleasant F. B. our motto. Call and see us. trained men great. Fit yourself for position 70B SALE One runabout buggy, one You will do well to thorough Wakeman, manship of chauffeur orrepairman. We teach you by square box wagon, one truck wagon FOR SALE HORSES. Eoute 11, Westport. Conn. mail to become competent In 10 weeks and as- with body, pair roan horses; also wagon & a TTnmTAW O 4 T 17 HnT?TTS Wo cull at R. you to secure a good situation. Highly and and to go with team"; ly investigate: will Hatch Sons, sist body rigging 185 - endorsey. Reasonable. (No automobile neces- one horse rake, harness and plows; Ave our regular auction sale, Friday, at Com- Carriage Mannfactnrers, models and 25 rnu ,aili,ari if fvtxh Fnwa. hnr- - Farm sary with our working charts.) tons of hay; 80 stack corn stalks and John J. Machinery, NEW FAIRFIELD. CONN. .Send for full particulars and illustrated bushels corn on the ear. L. P. Boy-so- n, Northrop, Agent, ses, consisting of several) matched pairs and pamphlet to Roxbury, Conn. several well Dime siugie noises. io win Gasoline Newtown, Conn. also have on nana ror oisposai ou neau 01 Engines, Pumps, Every- Howards representing hnvuoa rmnwittt-.in- nf snrlfllp.rs. Hbyt, 70S BALE A one horse A. W. Gray & thing in tools and Machinery for "Dyke's Correspondence School of Motoring. Son tread power; good as new. Frank FOB SALE One roan horsef good work drivers, general business and heavy draught er anu unver. ue sum ime See me before Hickok Ave., Bethel, Conn, J. Dickinson, Roxbury Statidn, Conn. iair vveignt iudu. eaie horses, inese noises win iui the farmer. you buy Wanted' South-bur- y, - for lady to drive. J. J. Cassldy, highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus- Conn. o amu uavo 7ANTED To buy, 200 to 300 chickens, 1 TOB SAXiB One Foxhound, female, six inesscanne iounu nere. w W. B. Newtown. Established 1885. t a ,iun.,l hl.nUrf.H- fl.nri Glover, ili and 11-- lb in woieht. Price 25c. D. months old; from the best stock UttllUUUI uauut linp tt liavnpss. " hunting FOB SALE To the settlement 'v. several new Freeman, K. D. No. 10, Fairfield. Conn. in Litchfield William Tuttle, expedite wagons, among which are and Male County. of an estate, I sale 12 ,1 Kiwlnouc We and Female offer for spring- SHUU11U in..r4 wfltrnnen Pnnlornmpnt, " Supply Help Roxbury, Conn. 1 llrtiiu UWIUV nV... For Service. ox cut- ers, 3, two year old springers, two Private sales daily. Do not forget of All TOB SALE One cart and a hand old 10 1 solicited. Kinds. ter. Both in condition. A. N. year bull, yearling heifers, we have moved right around the corner to The Thoroughbred Registered Holstein bull perfect I HATE FOR SALE yearling 1 six year old This is Sir De Kol Terms SI, at Coachmen.Farm Help,Gardeners.etc. Ho- Botsford, Newtown, Conn. pair steers, ia5 Commerce Street. the only square Korndyke Pledge. Several farms, places, and businesses horse, safe and gentle. All first class run horse auction saie iu me smie ui Con- time of service. tel Help, Cooks, Waitresses.Nurses, etc. A 16 to real One three stock. Call nr address Charles O'ilara, We have a sale on the WANTED strong, willing boy, cheap. house, necticut. every Friday WILLIAM Conn. 18 years old, of pleasing address and acres of land, near village, on a good Trustee, Washington Depot, Corn. year round. HORWITZ, Easton, Allen's Employment Bureau, would like to learn mail comes to tfte door good at figures, who road; every day; - Telephone. 966'Main St., 'Bridgeport, the retail lumber business. Address in good neighborhood; for $700; worth BOY WANTED To make himself gener- B. F. CANNON, Prop., COBD WOOD WANTED For present own handwriting. "A,"' care of New- $1000. Also house, nearly new, illy useful at the Putnam house, Bethel, and future delivery. Wood delivered F. town Bee, Newtown, Conn. 2 never dry wells of pure water; 2 large Conn. Address P. O. Box 76. New Haven, Conn. u. is. cars tor our JNew Milrord and Red and chicken well New Lime E. sheds barn; houses; SALE A ding plants. Englana Co, 40 loads of good hickory house and fine for FOBj good cheap work horse, Li. Conn. FOB SALE shop; place poultry; 1350; would for a smal- Kooerts, agent, (janaan, wood, well seasoned. Steve Gereg, 10 acres of land; mail delivered; phone weight exchange ! ! NOTICE! Brookfleld Center, Conn. in the house; fine place to live summer ler horse. 665 Knowlton Street, Bridge FURS FURS FOB SALE A good pair of horses, well or winter, and poultry does very well port, Conn. matched, fast walkers; weight 2600; col- As have taken the interest of 3 miles to 2 2 miles Made to Order, or, light bay; not afraid of autos. Wil- I here; Westport; I and Sell Second- - liam L. West to trolley; only $4000; buildings alone J.; Buy Remodeled, Re- Cartwright, Cornwall, Ct thealate J. Herbert in the The cent Also hand Furniture. Antique Craig Woodbury are worth every of the price. rfiTICP. Re- Goods. Old China. Gilt dressed and Two-hor- firm & will one good, nearly new portable sawmill; TX)R SALE covered 'bus. seating of Pentield Craig, I en- Mirrors, Old Books. School Books. Old His 80 horsepower Farquhar boiler and Eoll paired. capacity for 16 grown people: good as new; continue the where mounted on No 1 Lane 40 ft torical Engravings. Show Cases. Top Will sell business, you Garage gine wheels; Desks. Musical Instruments. Anything you nicely upholstered, easy running. Re-par- i, reasonable as use H. will find Is prepared to Overhaul, mill: hitts, tools and everything already to to me. The best place at price have no for it. goods of quality and to start 2 Hoe chisel bitt saws and wish dispose ot. bring it and get tne M. Smith. Newtown. Conn. Paint or Store a limited number of up; best cash price for P. B. KEDFIELD. to get your a new ly 12 Inch belt; it, square dealing. motor cars during the coming winter. brand rubber 177 h airfield Ave. Conn. machinists and oniy $1,000; worth much moie. Also Bridgeport, Furs. Only experienced paint- com- and Harness another saw mill outfit Loko-mobl- Shoe Repairing. William L. ers employed. Write at once to portable SALE CHEAP One Bridgeport le Penfield, plete, and a good job with it; Nagle 25 condition and a L H. REMIZ, Also Chair Caning and .Uoholsterine. Sat mounted boiler and runabout in good STEPNEY DEPOT, CONN. The Garage, horsepower engine fine hill climber. ' of Charles M. 34 O. Ct. Tel. 1304-- 4 isfaction guaranteed. Woodbury well covered with asbestos and sheet Inquire P. Arcade. Bridgeport, Telephone 30. WOODBURY, CT. in Pinckney, Brookfleld Center. Conn. iron; this outfit is running every day Girl who understands cooking James A. Morissey, FOB SALE. one SALE-On- e York state; has two pairs of oxen, of grey mares, chunks, WANTED Have all modern 3 FOK pair housework. Washington ave Sandy Hook. One "Reo touring car, seats Ave, plen- & Commis-sio- n pair heavy horses, log boats, chains, about 2500, one set heavy team conveniences. Good Mrs White, Fruit hooks, axes, one one iron city wages. ty of power for any hill; is in fine shape. Galvin heavy wagon, harness, team wagons and furniture trucks. Branchville, Conn. and four extra wheel one 10 h. p. traction engine .1. D. B. 4, Four new shoes inner truck, Dixon, F. D. Bridgeport. Conn. all tools and includ- to haul away the ties and lumber, with Tel. 388-- NOTICE. tubes; accessories, Co., WANTED-- A woman not over forty for ing a new eralvanized iron tank wim 15 two heavy trucks for that use; with all on a small farm 1 miles While thev last. March. April and May whole BALE-- My of 200 acres in gals of gasoline. The thing for the tools, accessories and to make TOR farm the from Address Box 153, or $1 $1.50 parts L north oart of with Danbury. telephone hatched pullets and ccckerels at and 400. Bie bargain. Also one turbine Commission Herchants, the outfit complete and in proper con- Sherman, or without 160 Danbury, Conn. each. H. M. 32 stock and tools. 2 miles from railroad station Greenman, water wheel, steel casing and feet of ' CONN. dition a taet of $100 to Cold Springs Farms, Newtown. Conn. 24 tor NEW HAVEN, , to make profit and creamery, 4 miles from Wingdale, N. Y. horses inch steel penstock; jlou; wortn $150 will pay for itself in 30 WANTED To buy, old useless to Route 16. Also a lot cf wood saw- per week; Two houses on farm, good tobacco farm. For and all dead horses and cows re- twice the price. and produce to us. weeks. Come out and take this busi- ing good strong wood saw Ship your apples terms and further particulars inquire of moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, 2367 machinery; Best results and prompt returns. ness and pile up some money for your- Charles A. Carlson. K. F. D. NOTICE. frame and mandrel; 32 inch saw; a pole one mill Gaylordsville. Madison Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone 10 self. Also have water power Conn. Tel. 85-- swing saw that will cut poles inches on the edge of York stale; of 1811-- The selectmen will be in session at in diameter and 30 feet long; a windlass Frank-E- . water except m dryest seasons; new Lef-fe- ll the Town house. Redding. Saturday. De with 500 feet of flexible wire rope t Rowe, water wheel, grist mill, (Burr stone), Hunters and Trappers. cember 4, for the purpose of receiving haul the poles up to the saw with, saw mill and press cider mill; bids for the construction or an exten- the lot within the hydraulic If you want a good for Fox, ! sion power from anywhere Architect, cost $300; nice house, and French price your Kodaks of a road through Putnam Park, 500 feet; two men can cut iu to 10 coras roof all In fine order; 7 acres of land in Mink, Coon, Skunk and Muskrat Skins drop through land of Rogers, Peet & Co. in a also there is a attachment Office Block, and can be seen at day; post Mygatt a good neighborhood; 3 miles from the a card to Nuttinghame Company Plans specifications that eoes with it to saw fence posts New Mllford. nice village of Ridgefield; on a good the residences of Charles Sanford or with; works fine; also a drag saw for Bank Street, mail delivered and next At Southlmrv keeo a full stock. It being our Aaron Sanford, selectmen of Redding. snwine will cat any wnoie road; phone C. N. to use advice of Iocs, lengtne: door; fine place for blacksmith and Harang, business cameras, get expert selectmen of Kedding. outfit ;'or $2U0, including the 32 Inch cut Telephone. Just write me what you E. F. D. 17. Box 28, Sandy Hook, Conn us. off saw and one 28 inch saw ror saw- wheelwright. WAGONE FOB SALE One combini- - rip want and I'll find it for you If I don't ing posts, etc. This outfit for anyone In have it on hand. Now ' the time to se- . FOR SALE. tion runabout and business wagon, only the wood business will pay 400 per cent cure these as land is on the Call At been used since May 1, price $35.00; one Also 5u00 "Easy-Wa- y" bargains business hand on the investment rise all over and you are safe & Shepherd Puppi.s, handsomely marked. good strong wagon, not which are to every fam- perfectly Taylor Curtiss', Sandy Hook, and look over some but one doc washers, to invest your money. their assortment of Photo Post Uards. New H.nry C. Hill, Bethlehem, Conn. useful, price $10.00; ily who wear clothes a godsend and you Investments. M. L. Affent, tors carriage in tair condition, price one as soon as METCALF, views of Sandy Hook. Also ask to see their 10 all will buy just you Those 11-- 3. FOB SALE CHEAP gome good second $15.00; also one llaek cob mare years will do and how ralrfleld, Cou. calendars with local views on them just the busi- know what tney easy It for sale a few aha res for Christmas.! band runabouts and carriages, aso some old, good size and suitable for any Is for to let tnem ao n. xney are offer ANTED on saw mill thing ness and $75.00. you SVe com Ttr immediately a job, good second nana business horses. K. fairly good driver, price $6 each and will last a lifetime and pay of a good standing some one to take the logging in to mill H. Thomas, New Conn. J. M. Terrill, 227 Arctic St.. in In " FOB SALE One fine sow and eight pigs MUford, Bridgeport for themselves twice every year the pany doing business Bridge- and drawing of tie to railroad, three miles also six shoat about 100 lbs Conn. of clothes that ore worn out by from mill. About 5000 etc. Atchison weighing - saving This is a rare opportu ties, each. George K. Hobby, Elmwood Dis LOST In Huntington, gray horse, sad- rubbing. Just drop me a postal and I port. Brothers; Boardman, Conn. HlA anil hrppphino. Attached vhpn It left WANTED A married man to do all come to home with one and for returns for the trict, isemei, (jonn. one can drive oxen will your ity large stable. G. Toomey, Bridgeport, Conn. kinds of work, that prove to vou what they will do and you Invested. lbSD-- or American A small amount FOB SALE Cheap. A brown mare, FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milg Feed. Tel. horses, an preferred. will be under no ODiigauun 10 vuy 11 invite 1000 lbs. A good free driver. Contains the best steady Jon tor tne ngnt man. Jfi. . don't want to. Also a few thousand We inspection. weight nothing; but grains. Fairchlld & Nichols, Conn. you Gentle for a lady to drive and afraid of B. Hawley & Co., Stepney, Conn. BOOT. SHOE and HARNESS repair Son, steam cookers for all kinds of food. New Milton B. Williams, R. F. D. ing neatly done Kooert wootson,, J. A. ana oest nothing. One cow. T. Cava-- thine, lust out, tne very winy The K. J. Orton Co., No. 11, Westport, Conn. Tel. Bridge- FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. JBlackmans tenement, rsewtown, conn. FOB SALE fat J. yet discovered. It you want one Just division. Makes more milk cows In naugn, aanay hook. .or.n. so wm iu a w port and Keeps per- WANTED An oldfashloned. say ana ly toiuo ivi u Meigs Bldg., fect condition. B. Hawley & Co., Step- mahogany NOTICE who took chair and a pair of bellows In good con- FOB SALE Two young fresh Holstein price. If the parties my ney, Conn. U. L. METCALF, Agent, . Conn. loading fork from the south end of the dition. Address A, Bee Office, Newtown, cows. Ammi D. Giddings, Sherman, Ct Bridgeport, 11-- 3, long bridge at Bennett's Bridge on FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feek. Conn. Phone Fairfield, Conn. will return Produces more milk than any other feed FOB SALE Barred Plymouth Rock Thursday, November IS, the SALE A nice same at once they will save themselves on the market B. Hawley & Co., Step- FOB colt coming from Roosters. Pure blood, fine stock. $1 each. 1207 EOSSI and will be ney, Conn. years old. Edward . isearosiey, step C D. Stillsoii, Hattertown, Newtown, Ct. Comb Island Reds. any further trouble there Conn. Single Rhode Thla SALE The test milk feed on the no questions asked. Gordon T. Steven-so- n, ney, is the record of 7 hens, two end thre tor Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. B. Bennett's Bridge, Conn. FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. It FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. years old, and two pullets, for one year. market. has no equal for milk cows. B. Haw- The feed that makes the milk. B. Haw Hawley & Co. btepney. ionn. W. One hen laid 190 eggs. Three set. FOB SALE Seven year old horse, ley & Co, Stepney, Conn. L. FOX, ley & Co., Stepney, conn. hatched and mothered chicks during th WASTED A reliable single man to sound, clever and fearless. New Con- vear. Extra nice cockeiels for ealev who FOB SALE Milk Feed. ;. Caterer for FOB SALE three-ye- ar old Devon work on small privato placa One cord buggy and rubber trimmed harness, Blue Ribbon Auctions, Pair Mrs Grace C WeUwood, Bridgewater, understands the care, of horses. Mrs a separate or together. E. J. O'Brien, Gives universal satisfaction. B. Hawley steers, nicely matched, quite handy. Wil Conn. Conn. CO., conn. 207 Church Ct, liam Mile conn. 134-- 2, C HynesV 76 Park Ava, Danbury. Roxbury, Conn. btepney, St, Torrington, Stevens, Hill, Newtown, Conn. Telephone New MUford. , 10 THE NEWTOWN BE;, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 1WW.

Tfie Newtown Bee, Newtown, Friday, Dec. 3, 1909.

asbineton. New Haven, Conn. Mm? C. L. HICKOX Mn Mnrv flrnnt lfk'kox dilMirhtor (i: the lut Jiime Urunt of Franklin, N. Y. nnl wife of 1 C'hiirli'B L. lllvkox ol Washington. ilU'd)i November 21. at the IlKe or is, in Ilia nHiiuii in minium, CHRISTMAS having undergone an operation a few duvs before. Althouich the operation wiim ccniHlclcrod a huvcomkIuI one Hhe survived but a short time, IimivIiih a Is Coming liimlmnd, two ditiightnra, two son and a stepson to mourn her Jims. The cad news of hr death came an a (treat blow And VourJGifts to her friends, especially ho to tne elder daughter, (irace. wife of the Ilev W. W. Are Here. Breokenrldite of Arizona, who came to pay her hint sad farwell to the mother Your she had not seen In several years. One Begin Holiday Shopping Hon. Jamrs Grant Hli'kox. came rrom This Week. KowlInK Green, O. The other Hon and daughter, Charles Illckox and May Choice Assortments of Christ- Hirkox HolllHtfr, with the husband Such were with her the last few daya of her mas Gifts as we present this year life. The funeral wna held In the home church which was beautifully decorated have never been equalled here before. with exerureens and chrysanthemums For a we have been and other floral tributes. Her pastor. nearly year buy Rev Robert K. Carter, officiated, The ing and preparing for this grand dis pallbearers were Pen D. S. Hrlnsmnde of Shelton, James B. Brinsmade of Der- play, which comprises thing's useiui, by, friends of the family, and Dea Clar- beautiful and for every ence Nettleton and S. Ford Seeley, both appropriate of this place. Mrs Hlckox was an ear-ne- at member of your family. Chrlatlan, a and de- voted wife and mother, putting aside Particular attention is called to her own desires for the wishes of her far Art Needlework, Jewelry, Fancy family, quiet and unassuming in her nature. Daiient and uncomolalnlntr in Goods, Toilet Goods, leather Quods, Christmas suffering, a kind and sympathetic Preparations friend. Beloved by those who knew her Shell Goods, Stationery, Umbrellas, best, our thoughts often turn to the Men's Veilings, line, Furnishings, Hosiery, 'Shall ws meet bevond the river?' Furs, etc., in which you may find Yes, we hope she will greet us on the both are other shore. Until then, goodby. dear suitable presents that will prove friend, goodby. A menu. suitable and satisfactory. West Cornwall Christmas NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Art Needlework. Completed. Mrs Georee H. Trleschman of Canaan Nearly several different for a visited friends short time, last Friday. and artistic nov tne full of Mrs Joseph Cole was out of town for Delicate, dainty This week our store has taken on appearancs Holiday preparedness. the day, Friday of last week. elties of the useful and ornamental had this event mind. 'Rev and Mrs Charles N. Fitch spent For months, in fact throughout the year, we have in Thanksgiving da" at the Home or a. M. character are here in a variety that to for first and china Kraft. We begin a full year in advance order Christmas; the fancy goods that we import Attorney William D. Bosier of New cannot be equalled for ex tenslveness in and March our orders are for Dolls, and China York spent the week-en- d with Edward and exquisite beauty. direct from Japan, then February importation placed Toys I), uartwrignt, naving Deen in worces-ter- is Mass., for Thanksgiving day. There are' also pieces stamped from and France, while from that time until the full display made we are examining the various Mr and Mrs J. C. Yutzler of Water Germany to work and finished lines of domestic manufacture that to make a showing for such a store as ours. bury were guest of F. W. Yutzler for ready pieces go up complete department tne aay, lasi rnursaay. ready for presentation, such as Cush- Goods Store are led to believe that are in a book John A. Salewskl was home from As you enter the Dry you you Brookfleld from Wednesday till Sunday ions, Centerpieces, Pin Cushions, is to line. Bookracks and of last week. store, for the entire center of the front of the slore devoted this tables loaded Miss Rueth Richmond Is out of town Mottoes, Embroidered Towels, Scarfs, in the fine and assortment of for a visit. Photo etc. Gifts suitable for with the greates assortment ever shown Derby. Then stationery varied card, tags, Mrs Georse H. O'.dfleld of Stockhridee Frames, Further back at the entrance to the room is a was with her sister. Mrs Van Ostram, either aexl pasters, etc., for attractively doing up your gifts. garment display this week, helping her get settled in her and novelties of kind. These all in addition to the most new home witn Miss uiiien 'jocnrane, of Leather Goods, Jewelry Holiday every complete where she will soon be ready to take up merchandise for her business of dressmaking. There stock cf regular peactical gifts. should be a good opening for this busi Christmas floor of the Furniture Store will find of ness in this vi.iaee. as one aressmaaer, On the main you attractively arranged showings Fancy Furnture, Mrs Coons, has already gone, and the Handkerchiefs. Music Chairs and with three floors loaded with for other, Mrs Memmott, is soon to .eave. such as Ladies' Desks, Cabinets, Fancy Rockers, everything Miss Ellen Cochrane expects to' spend Each year the choicest designs and of the winter at her homo iere, now that fine Embroid- every part the house. she has a tenant in her rooms lor com' patterns in Lace and nan v. se store is where Santa Claus v seems to make for ered Handkerchiefs for Gifts are In the basement of the Dry Goods really headquarters, Mrs A. L. Mallett and children from has been able to a of OhiDa, Glass Kent spent Sunday with her parents, lected first, and as these are hand down here is shown every kind of toy human ingenuity devise, showing Mr ana Mrs Elisha Roraback. of visited her moth- made they cannot be duplicated, Bric-a-bra- c that is to that made in and a of the widest with Mrs Scott Sharon equal many larger places pictnre gallery range er, Mrs M. L. Roraback, at the begin therefore we advise you, and par taste. ning of the weeK. something to appeal to every At the suDDer and Christmas sale held ticularly those who were disappoint- the Ladies' Aid at the chapel invite to come and this and if it meets with so that by society ed to , We you inspect Holiday showing your approval last Saturday evening, something over last year, buy early. you purchase goods to the value of $5 we shall be pleased to pay your return car fare. J 20 was cleared towards cnurcn Armenian Lace Handkerchiefs, 50c A number of the young friends of to $3.50. x Miss C. Elizabeth salewski spent last Embroidered Maderia Handker Friday evening at tier home, m cele- bration of her birthday. She was re- chiefs, f,0c to $3.50. membered bv a number of & appropriate Embroidered Hemstitched The Howard Barber Co., gifts, and everyone seemed to have a French good time and lert wisning ner many Handkerchiefs, 25c to $3. happy returnes of the day and many more celebrations. Plain Lino i and Embroidered hem DERBY, CONN. Carpenter & Richmond have moved their mill over towards Sharon, where stitched Linen handkerchiefs, 10c, 12 have which will last l-- they a job probably 2c and to all the winter. They expect to still keep up il. their famines in the village,. and some of their teamsters "will probably move here, as this point Is nearer than where they now live. c Get Marbledale. Ready PERSONAL CHAT. Mrs St Clair McKelway and Miss The "Champion'' Flora Foster of Brooklyn were guests fiollan's Cold ! of Mrs L. G. Tnohv on Sunday. ' For Weather Mr Benson, Mrs Frar.k Dean and $5 daughter. Frances, of Dover, were the Suit lor Boys, guests of Mr and Mrs Seth L. Taylor We have a big stock of Warm Horse Blankets. over sunaay. Mr and Mrs George H. Wheaton had Is made to give Stable Blankets, $1.00 and Up. Ihe'r son, Frederick, and family with extra service Cuts for , them to eat Thanksgiving dinner. long High Boys Out Door Blankets, $1.50 and Up. Mr and Mrs George H. Tomlinson under the hardest spent Thanksgiving with E. H. Beard-sle- y Big Stock of Warm Gloves and Mittens in sizes to and family. usage to wear Are of the best have oil three Joseph E. Watson spent the day with and save make, heavy grain tops, fit all from 10c and up. his son in New York. money soles, stay straps the full length at back, two straps Vireil B. Hatch returned home and mending Safety Oil Heaters. The kind that do not run or on Tuesday, from ,the New Haven hospi- the and buckles,5and run in sizes to fit of from tal, where he had been for several days, Only tough- boys eight smoke. $4.00 and $4.50. havine his eyes treated. est fabrics are us- to sixteen George T. Sperry spent Monday and years. Lanterns, all sizes, 50c and up. Tuesday In Harttord. ed; all seams are Mrs Caroline Piatt returned home, double-sew- n with . Door Mats, 39c and last week, from visiting friends at up. Y. Sherwin & Williams and Heath & Miners' Mills, N. linen thread and : Mulligan ready stout linen Priced According to Sizes mixed fact for the taped; paints. In everything janitor. Bethlehem stays resist strains; One Two pants have double Fifty, Dollars, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. seat and knees. Tools of Next Sunday morning, the minister, Handsome Two Fifty Hardware andJFarmers Machinery and Rev John L. Maddox, will preach a ser- All mon especially to the children and the suits, .Kinds. young peopli! of the parish, on the sub- in and Three Dollars. ject, "Why the children and young peo- medium and ple should be glad for the church." dart Every young person In town Is cordially mixtures, invited. . sizes 7 to 16, $5. The Farmers' Store. Mr and Mrs William Howard of the Congregational church in Morris, re- Let your boy test cently united with this church by letter. a At the same communion their youngest cnampion suit. child received the rite ob baptism. Clothes, hats, shoes and fur-aishin- Dea and Mrs Whittlesey, who have for of all W. K. recently moved into the parish, pre- boys ages. MOLLAN, sented letters of dismission from the W;-CE4JBK- church at Morris, last communion, and , were unanimously received Into the 1026 Main . 30). membership of the church here. We are St., Bridgeport. fortunate in securing such valuable ad- ditions as the Morris people are sending us. Express paid one way on purchases of $3. Shelton, Conn. Last Sunday the Sunday school voted to continue the time honored custom of Outfitters to Hen. Womea providing the children with entertain- aad Children ment and a Christmas tree during Northwest Corner Christmas week. A provisional com- Main mittee, consisting of superintendent, Street and Fairfield Avenue, Harry E. Abbott and Miss Emma Smith, 3 Bridgeport. Conn. was appointed to make the necessary ( Blue Ribbon Poultry arrangements. WATER Stevenson.

DEATH OF STILES LOVELAND. A Well Drilled YEARS' 1 GREENLEAF FARM, is the only security Stiles Loveland, who has been In poor 60 health for a long time, died Tuesday EXPERIENCE I ROXBURYACONN. against impure water. We deepen morning. . oldiag urslU thit hiam irj. CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. There will be a chicken pie supper at A Few Black the church, Friday evening and all are Select, TJboroaghbred Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps and Pneumatic cocdially Invited. Only 25c will be charged for the supper, which will In fMII Air installed. clude cake ana otner good thinks. Trade Marks Cockerels Sale. Systems DESIGN8 - Leghorn for Key Dr Eowdish held the fourth 1 Quarterly conference meeting at the Copyrights 4c An Artesian Well will increase val-- home Mrs F. J. AnrontiMNIlix ketrh and dmcrtntlnnmar Telephone 1486. of French, Monday f nlffkly Motrt&la our opinion free wboiiier an ue of 1 intention H probably patwitabla. property. HANDBOOK Address all communications to Greenleaf Cm Mr and Mrs Harold BTvant of Merl- - onl'aleots Farm, Foiburr, Write or us and we will look den spent Thanksgiving with hfs par- aent freav Oldaft afwey ror sacaring polenta. 'phone Mr and Mrs rtnt taken tbrooab Mnnn 4 Lex receive ents, Monterey Bryar.t , property over free of charge. Mrs Emma Northrop, who has lived rpmal notkt, without etixnta, la tha at Miss Eliiai Stephens' the past few Scientific Fall and Winter years, has gone to Beacon Falls to stay flmricati Millinery! for a time. AltandamnelrllhifltTateil weaklf. (Hr. Bridgeport Artesian Well Co., Charles Aldrlch of Winpdale. N. T.. dilation of anf Journal. 1jirtTerma. W Latest Styles and speiit the first of the week with bis j ari four months, L. Suld by all neoaufnlera. Conn, cousin. Miss E. J. Stephens. Satisraction Guaranteed. Bridgeport, liss Mary Louehlan or Derb vas TOM Co."'8" New York a Sur day guest at the home tf her par- Branch Offloa, t 9 St, Waaht anion. D. C. THE STODDARD MILLINERY Cffieceand Residence: 1475 Park Ave. ents, Mr and Mrs John Lougblan. CO., Telphone 3316-- 5. tieorge owens is home irom tie-- Jer sey on the sick list tump,? i(t lTfoliaVa Inland dffai anan? Bridgeport.Coo re-- Mr and Mrs IL a. Hinman car iug a week at "The Maples." v Ti i rt ivurnwn rvtt Newtown, Friday, Dec. 8, 1909. F.A. Hull & Son

Huntington. The ot HARDWARE STOKE In W$ WEST KNi) ITEMS. Section, want a taste of real Vkai.lfDi.litU.v .iiftu). at Mrs T. ft. you ll'llo....'- - u,r. It. ...,) jAtm V. A. WhfttiN Mm WHEN in clothes; the smart, r itud thra children of ftlmlttin. 1 We are now showing a most Seymour Jitmrumuy mm iur viiiiuren of HrldiiPimrt and James Wilton tt complete line of snappy style, the trustworthy Vwhy. , The MIhrkii Annie ana oniwiw allwool fabrics, the flue tailoring, the ott of Hlmii'tii wr Ht hum over Bun-w- Crawford Ranges correct din-ni- w the well'dressed d"hprlff OlmHtcad unrt wlf took iml fit; things any with Jnhn Li IleurilHltiy and duuull bet- lor on ThmikHKlvlnif cliiy, man ought to insist on, then you'd wero m daily. Hint WIIMoil iwurimiwy Oak Heating) stoves. oveNr ' Mm WIIhimi'ii for tli. wmk-end- , ter come here and look our exten- A coon hunt one nwii in me iuur Every one absolutely art of liiHt weok unci Mom. unxiet;ld sive stock of because this is ...... I,... ha n.. nit thA ttr..tiiuin. flu. guaranteed. clothes; of the Went Knd mn. In imniimny with two frlendn from HrllKiiori. covtwd the surest place and the surest way to w miewtwftil nuout a di'iswn mllus ami Wo are Minufacturers of in the cnpture of one Mil coon, arriving the get these things, and to be certain liure In the .mnll houre of the mornlnu. Celebrated just The llrl(lKflporUr begun hurr.eHHlim of it. liiBir norce jor me nomrwnru un. when In mime wuy it evm u. uinm uautiua.il i a llv.tlV mil Ultll B tiUrt OI Baxter You can't make any mistake in the hiirnfHH diuiKllnK. OolnK at aunh ppeeu, tnoy uuumt'u 11 unwmn m mimni'i buying things to wear in this store. ItH capture, no mey nuiriou mmm Furnace. , wentllPir tholr woitry wny on irloot with no proHpwa of further gume to shorten Suits and Overcoats the tn mlle that lay thm. Send for Descriptive Booklets Neighbors who lumrd the rnjild clutter and Prices. $7.50 to $30. f the hoofn are wonrtwInB If t!ie home . etoppeu snuri oi tue um-kiuh- white'hiu.s. We carry the large&t line of Mm Will French Ik upending- - a week relatives In New York. MIhh F. H. Ulckford Mpent the Thanks Winter Blankets, kIvIiib rjeeHg with her parents. Hr friend, Miss WrriMrite Loi Kwood. who Robes 18 a student at Kmlth. Hccompunli'd her. John F. Woodruff Sh Co., Miss Jtmiiette HtiinlHley Iiuh returned In this section. Everything for from a pUmxtint visit with Mm U. 'I. tne comfort of Horse Ames In Brooklyn. during the Masonic Temple BIdg., Ktonhnn Ht'RrtiHlpv. was home from chilly months. for TuatiksKivInK . Storm' to Betteii provide yourself with Danbury, Conn. Miss Mnrlon Ueiirdsley returned a CLARK FOOT WARMER to Northampton on Friday aTler spending her short vacation with MIhs Bcurdsluy. use when driving. For the Finest in Eastoa Tools and Hardware BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. Underwear. The interests of the Baptist church at Sunday school and IS. N. O. K. are In a Trade Hull's, wholesome condition and advancing on .,11 1 tanlilt nf cntilllllUV ll..,. u,,l...,,H,l Opp. City Hall, DANBURY. and good will is manliest In all our v meetings anu associations wun emu The Famous other. Three new associate members I were added to the ranks of the Chris- Furs Are THE tian Kndcavor, last Sunday. The Sun- Thing. - day school gave in Sunday school offer- lnKS, ior inp muutu m vi;iuo., Hills v,..l.lnJ nl,.r,o- eiilnnilWl nffcritlL'S lOT Fur Coats, Fur 5carfs, Rock for the Home and Foreign missions and High. Sunday school norary. some oj i"o Greatest Fur Muffs, FurjSets. classes gave in one offering for either ijDanbury's one or the other of these tilings 50c to Store, Fleece Lined and Twin 75c, making a good toiul with the rest of the offerings. Much Interest is mani- Long Fur Coats Needle Ribbed at festly- felt over the coming of Chrlst-...n- a 249-25- 1 Main St., Derby, anA tha nhnitA nmeram- and ItltlQ IWIU CI BIIU I" "D- In Pony and Coney Skins, splendid garments, $32.50 to $45. a little talk about a or also quite pipe DANBURY. The three-quart- er lengths low. gan anu a lew i car o uiiuici m "i'i' v correspondingly Perhaps a supper and Watch Ntgnt service. Fur Pieces. The half-yearl- y meeting of the Bap- tist Union Christian Endeavor will be Garment. held or Thursday ol this week The greatest and lowest-price- d stock in Danbury. a Tuesday 50c and a lorcas meeting at Mrs Pecks. I $ Ladies' Sets from $2.98 to $75. for Men that touches these Hopewell district. Danbury's Misses' and Children's Sets, 98c to 10.00. Nothing in Winter Underwear ease of i price-com- fort, long tfear, laundering. - two at the Middlebury. t dream- Caracul Cloth Coats. A DEATH OF HIRAM VAItiL. i Prices begin at 12.50. Hiram Vain died suddenly and was w found dead In Dea on wennesuay muiu-in-g lanu & by his sister, Mrs Hall, who kept Nathan Company, house for him. The day before Mr Spiro roaa in Hft WaS al-- 43 Opens Saturday, .DANBURY v Vill WsitprhllTV. of WM. STONE, 2i?mn?u Cor. Main & White Sts. ways cheerful and took a bright view Dec. 4 th. life. The runerai was neiu at ins iaic jq to home on Friday afternoon, Rev A. E. Conn. westerners officiating. The Interment Kris Kringle and Santa 0$ Wate.-bur- his Danbury, was in by the side of ct1 vife. Mr Vaiil was 79 years of age. 43 Claus have combined and established a Union Station j 28 was the of November anniversary 0 at Greatest Store the marriage of Mr and Mrs Levings Danbury's O O O O O O O O O O O O O Fifty-seve- n Q Abbott. years of married n for the benefit of Young s ao 3 0 QO 0 life, four generations in their family, no oeaui in uien immeuiaLc ?1 America and Miss Liberty. ?f and mmujIs during the fifty seven years. Where 1 Here are dolls of all the family that can beat this record? grades 8 The schools of the town beginning 4l and colors, Rag Dolls, Dress-4- J DON'T WAIT FOR PROSPERITY November 29, will close every day at 3.30 o'clock for 11 weeks. ed Dolls, Musical Dolls, Clap- - - ping Dolls, Dolls as low as TO COME. . EDISON Lyon's Plains. jo 10c, as high as $3.00. il J! There are Doll's Houses, PJ Go Out and Meet Henry Dick. ITEMS OF INTEREST. 4j Grocery Stores, Ranges, cw 0 Mrs Tarbell of Boston is a guest of 4l China Sets, Sweeperi, Pianos, ofr Mrs Eli Wakeman. He can furnish home with Fur- Fireside Frank Treadwell, who nas nad a re- 4 Carriages, Perambulators, your high grade Phonograph this lapse, is better at writing. Go Doll Low and Mr and Mrs Thompson of Brooklyn 40 Carts, Chairs, Beds, niture. grade prices, can accommodate you. are visiting Mr and Mrs McCarthy. Furniture of descrip- - El of New was a every case of oak, new style combi- Mr Schuyler Jersey i, Santa Claus has arrived at store with hun- Cabinet and carrying antique guest of Miss H. N. Adams over Thanks- j$ tion, and there are Railway t my Model both two minute and four giving; also Miss Adams' niece, Miss Auto- - o of for nation reproducer, K, playing Alice Gulick. Trains, Steamboats, dreds different playthings the little folks. record, oil can, brush, bottla oil. Miss Lena Fanton of Greenfield Hill, 41 mobiles, Sedan Chairs, Trol-- ct1 minute Miss Bessie Treadwell of Danbary Miss Miss Cross- - The buying for two large stores enables me to Lin-O-To- of of Norwalk and Can, Switches, ne Horn made pure linen, Ruth Treadwell 4 ley jff One Amplifying JYeadwell of are that can Katherine Bridgeport ings Stations, Hoak 8c Lad- - selections and smaller without seam or joint, insuring the best possible tone all enjoying their release from school 40 give you larger prices. duties and the chance to be at their Fire Patrol finished in vermillion and gold striped. recess. 3 ders, Engines, be obtained, beautifully home for nie Thanksgiving P if Mrs Thomas Bennett, who is a help- Wagons, Ice Wagons, Shoot- - l Easy terms you wish. to New Haven One Nickled Horn Support less invalid, has gone ing Gallerys, Ten Pins, Me- - & hospital lor treatment. Seven Gald Moulded Records, any selection you my T. W. Treadwell lost one of his team V tal Drums, Stick Horses, ? horses, last Wednesday. Milk choose Mr and Mrs Gilvia Kellogg enter- 4 Plush Covered Horses. tained a large family party. Thanksgiv- Cartsjool Chests, Ring Toss, Five Amerold Four Minute Records, your own selection. ing. 4? Miss Shirley Treadwell of Bethel has mq Magic Lanterns. Games, 1 been a guest of her aunt, Mis T. W. Treadwell. Flinch, Pillow Deck, Blocks, -- 2 J Clarence Smith entertained a. number Spelling Boards, Meteor, of for $29.95. of young friends, Saturday evening. Dick, Complete Services at Emmanuel church, unday Base Ball. Pit; Color Henry (Parlor will be at 7 p. m. " 4 Kitjack Straws, Snap, Ana- - Complete House Furnisher, outfit to you on receipt of $3.95, grams, Bagatelle, Cup Race, We deliver this entire Weston. 40 M. Iv Main 1 the J. es Old Stand, Entire Bldg, 25? St., and the balance in payments of $ .00 a week. You have ao Crokinole, Tumblers, Snap, P are TOWN. etc. Flexible Sleds, CONN. use and enjoyment of the machine while you making your AFFAIRS ABOUT 2 Flyer PJ DANBURY, cost of one s enter- Under the direction of its popular 1 Steel Sleds, Coasters, Fold- - W payments. This nominal sum, the evening president, ivirs Frederick Banks, the in of the latest and Norfleld Aid Society will hold a social 4 ing Sleds, Baby Sleighs, of tainment at the theatre, puts you possession and at the Town hall, Friday accessories supper Hand Cars, Wheelbarrows. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOI most te Edison Machine and all the necessary evening. 4 Jjf B. friend day in the Mrs A. Gorham and a young Rocking Hcrses, Velocipedes, that you and your family can enjoy every year. from Wilton, snent Sunday at the resi- 42 dence of Dr Frank Gorham. Automobiles, Tricycles, Mrs George Drew is in New York for Rider Indian a few days. Miss Ruth Treadwell has 23 Rough Outfits, The Globe Dry Goods Co.'s Danbury Branch returned to Wilton after spending a t Outfits, Soldier Outfits. We few days in town. Miss Minnie Banks has returned to 41 want to see every Young-- Jof Has Annexed the LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, Southport after a visit with relatives for miles around Adjoining store, here. 4 ster twenty Mrs Josephine Fitch tf Bayonne, N. A3 Danbury, want thtm to see Ifc 266 Main Street, .T.. is in town for a few days visit with No. 49, Doubling the relatives. everything in Toyland, but ii DANBURY, - - CONN. Mrs Hannah Barrett nas rerurnea 10 ail under twelve should be $T Lyon's Plains to spend the winter with 2 Capacity. her son, W. H. Bairett. accompaaied b) a Guardian. W Mm s. Andrews has recovered from We cut an archway through into the Five and Ten Cent Store some a few days' illness. in order to us into closer communication; now we have taken Mrs Cole or New iiaven nas visueu weeks ago, bring her Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols. entire possession. We will conduct both stores, giving us even greater, facili- parents, vis- Hard-- J G. E. Smith of East Norwalk has JjThe Danbury ties and forging another link in our strong buying chain. ited r3latives In town. Stock of The annual business meeting of the Wonderfully Complete Norfield Congregational church society ware Co., will be held on Monday next, at 1 p. m. to TOYS, Games, Fancy Crockery, Japanese Ware, Cut Miss Eddice White has spent a few Etc. days at the residence of Mrs Wildman 249-2- Glass, Agate Ware, Etc., Books Adams. 51 Main St., to Christmas Mim AIIca 'Fltph entertained friends 43 the Lowest Prices in the State. from Cannon on Sunday. Dajtbury. to Positively The annual ousiness meeting oi mo 43 to At McLean's. Cannon Grange will we held Thursday 5 and 10c Counters. 25c Counters. evening. , Christmas." And this store meets the demand Mrs Ebenezer Fitch Is about again Thi8istobea"Book two week's illness. books in handsome and substantial bindings await after a fully. Thousands of fine Mrs Ida Ayres lett town on xuesoay, with relatives you' after a two month's visit HOTEL GREEN, Goods here. . Globe Dry Co., Books of Fiction, for $1.08. The infant son of Mr ana Mrs uiaries Latest $1.50 Copyrighted Horn is ouite seriously ill. DANBUR.Y, CT., 51 White DANBURY, CONN. Mrs Jacob Kennel have sold Street, The inner ShrlnerThe Silver Horn. Trnxton Mr and including such iiiew worKsias their house and 120 acre farm to Charles A. Bella uonna. i to F. CANTWELL, Manager. Kin. Bew;uy, juim lunrvcisiaviiiiM, 45c. books R. Morehouse and will shortly go POPULAR FICTION Bf THE BEST AUTHOKS. Alger's for boys. In - books of verse. Sic reside Georgetown. !5c- Meade's and Holmes' books for elrls. 35c; Gift books and and and of 10c 1.00: bibles. to Frank Fitch family guests to 1.50: Books for young people, to Prayer Books, Key Heaven, Onnrt HH: were Sunday euests of Mrs post card albums, etc., etc. E. J. Bulkley. Motoring parties from New- Charles avereau or wmon wa Brookfield and New Milford Gentlemen. Sunday guest of Frank Harcor. town, Notice. For Ladies and and other places will find the Din- McLEAN BROS., . in Danbury visit Lesieur's Quick Lunch Room ner and Lunch Service perfect. When shopping Children Cry to eat. Only the best served. Tables for ladies. Phone 157, DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main St FOR FLETCHER'S for good things ' Catering for weddings, parties and 196 Main St., Danbury. Next Hotel Green. CASTORIA anniversaries a specialty.

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' AltX k .Q-- v rv . . . 0 0 to Close Out ! I 0 Thirty Days Clothing: at Less Than 12 Price! g, Building Sold for Theatre. Stock, Fixtures, Everything to be turned into Cash at once at Trenien- - h dous Low Price, Clothing Chance of a Lifetime for Man or Boy. " Not a Dollar's worth of Clothing to be taken with us on removal to our fine new store 1057 East Main Street. Nothing reserved. jCr All Clothing here not sold by that time to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. Come and bring your family and friends to one of the greatest sales in the history of Bridgeport and vicinity. Cost lost sight of. Cash counts more than cost at this sale. BEAR IN MIND that you cannot buy again Jj at such low Drices and never before have vou seen its like. Come and zet vour Dick of this fine bhr stock before too late. r vy f ur y

' Men's Suits, worth $7, $3 and $10, going in this and all the newest kinks and latest mod- - $1.50 soft and stiff hats to close at 89o Closing Out Sale at $3.98 els.. Well worth everywhere from $15 to .Men's soft hat to dose at 33c Men's Suits, worth $10, $12 and $12.95; going $17. Closing Out Sale price, $9.98 ''Men's suspenders. 9o a pair. Men's blue 50c overalls, 33o in this Closing Out Sale at $4.93 A few Men's Overcoats to close out at $3.98 A few linen Collars, slightly soiled, to close out at 2o each Men's Suits, worth from $14 to $17; going in Men's $8.95 and $10 Overcoats to close out at $4.98 Bed or blue handkerchiefs,. 3o each. Black half-hos- e, 3o pr this Closing Out Sale at $5.93 and $6.93 Men's good, fancy $14 wool Overcoats in plaid A few assorted negligee shirts worth 35c; to close at 15o A few Boys' cheek suits, worth $2 to go at 98c stripe effects to close out at only $6.98 Men's shoes reduced to $1.19, $1.69, and $2.49. Some boys' brown mixed, grey check and striped Your choice of the best black Kersey or Mel- Worth almost double the money. suits; worth $2.50; our Closing Out price $1.19 ton Overcoat in the store for only $9.98. Boys' $3 grey, brown or green striped suits. Very All must go, cost what '.t will. rich, effects.. Closing Out fet $1.49 Men's strong work pants, to close out at only 89o and 98o N. B.: Clothing dealers wishing to Men's latett smart suits; worth $10.98 and Men's heavy grey union cloth in stripes or mix- - very at wholesale must apply at rear Id $12. . Going at only $5.98 and $6.98 ed goods, to close at $1.49 Men's Pure All-Wo- worsted suits, serge lined Men's dress pants, worth $3 and $3.50, to close out at $1.69 before 9 a. m., each day. side buckle and pocket protectors on pants Men's fine $4 and $5 dress pants, to close out at $2.49, $3.69 CHRISTHAS GIFTS! In Cuff Buttons Get your Christmas gifts for Man or Boy early. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, suspenders Fancy single boxes, Neckwear, stick pins, and a thousand and one other useful wearables at less than any store In the land. WANTED 12 Clothing salesmen wanted at once. Apply to rear entrance. Saie Opens Saturday, December 4th, at 9 o'fclock Sharp. ; ' Store closed Thursday and Friday to mark down the stock. Sale Continued for 30 days until all goods are closed out. Don't fail to lie on hand at the opening sale on Saturday. LOOK FOR THE BIG RED SIGN, . GIVEN AWAY FREE ! FREE I Very handsome Calendars. Pictures are copies from famous Artists. Given away FREE with every purchase of Suit or Overcoat. ; Bradshaw Clothing: Co., MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS, 1294 Main Street, Near Congress Street, Bridgeport, Conn.

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and Mrs Edward Durgy and daugh- bury spent Thanksgiving day at J. in the air around Echo Lodge, as Mr Announcements of Bethel Business Men. in Newtown Bee. ter, Elsie, of this place, Mr and Mrs L. Blackman's. Mallinson has had a piano placed The Samuel Patterson, Mr and Mrs Ro- Mrs Van Cline and daughter, his summer nome. Dec. 3, 1909. Dan-bur- y, York S. .u. a few Newtown, Friday, bert Durgy and son, Milton, of Jessie, and son, Walter, of New Dr Smith spent days, Mr and Mrs Walter Peck and and Mr and Mrs Joel Crofut and son, last week, planting ornamental trees Quality the Best of Thanks- at Fern Lawn. son, Vernon, of Bridgeport and Mrs Beverly, Danbury spent ' Hulbert of Judd's Bridge giving at E. Crofut's, Mrs E. P. Mallinson has been Is What you always get when you buy your George a few at Echo West Redding. were among those who sat down to Miss Ethel Todd spent a few days, spending days Lodge. a bountiful repast at 12 o'clock. last week, in Bridgeport. Mrs Peter Madison is visiting at Lumber a jolly good time Wright Silkman and family of Mill David Conklin's. PARTY. Everyone reported at our and no more than for THANKSGIVING DINNER and left hoping that they would be Plain spent Thanksgiving at Joel yards you pay cheaper lumber elsewhere. Woodruff of able to meet again next year. Hawley's. Estimates cheerfully sriven and contracts promptly filled Lumber, Ce- Mr and Mrs Atmer Miss Lou Carson a few Nichols a Thanksgiving spent days, ment and all kinds of Building Material and Hardware. Judd's Bridge gave last week, at Irvington, N. Y. dinner at their home, Sunday last, two Not Mr and Mrs I. Allen and JAMES E. CURTIS. A. being present. - Tnanks-givin- H. four generations George Austin and family of Dan- daughters of Bethel spent g James E. Curtis, who made his SENIOR, one of the family was absent. Mr at John Beers'. home here with his daughter, Mrs 74 South St.; Bethel, Conn. Mr and Mrs T. LaFontaine spent Sarah F. Ambler, and has been criti- Thanksgiving day out of town. cally ill for several days, passed Mrs John olbry entertained her away at his daughter's home on Mon- mother, aunt, brother and cousin or day, November 22, aged 86 years and For the Best over We Lead. New York City Thanksgiving. 9 months. The funeral took place Bread, Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- Dell Goodsrcome Misses and Anne Carson spent from Mrs Ambler's home on Tuesday follow. 5 kero- ery to the new stcre. Everything Let those who can gal. best neat and clean and last in Ney York City. 7 o'clock. sene oil, 45c. All our are the best goods the market Friday evening, November 23, at groceries the best affords used in our business. The body was taken to Schenectady, the market affords and the prices always fit hard time pocketbooks. Save money by trad- & N. Y., on Wednesday, November 24, ing with Doke and yo are always welcome. Dayton Hurzler, Mr 103 Woodbury. where the burial took place. Center St., Bethtl, Co nn be missed 431-- Curtiss will not only by McDowell & Phone 3. his own family but by a large circle Taylor, ' Thumb Hand Side Center St., FUNERAL OF WILLIAM A. GOR- of friends. DON. Bethel, Conn. Now Is The Time The funeral of William A. Gordon Mr and Mrs Morris F. Curtis, who was held with services at his . . To buy your Xmas presents Friday, have been with Mrs Curtis' parents, before the rush is on and before the best are The Church Pneumatic Water System? late home, 12 Clifton Place, Danbury, Mr and Mrs William Wellington, sold. We will lay aside your purchase until and a service also in the North Co- to Stratford Come In ami Our Stock of Christmas for you. Call and examine our Tine since their wedding, go Insect of useful articles from which one ngregational church in Woodbury, of you can select Are a success and your country residence is not complete without to begin housekeeping in their new many acceptable presents below Is a partial was member. 1st. pocket-book- which he formerly a home, this week, which has Just been General Hardware, We carry fancy box stationery, s, Write for Catalogue and full information. The service in Danbury at 9 a. m., choice fancy box candies, comb, brush completed for them. a nd mirror sets, Gillette was conducted by the Rev H. C. e, his house Tin wa Tali'e and Flmr Oil riotli. Oil military sets, Safety Artesian Wells Drilled. Henry Udall is having StoTisand Kimnifl Ware hx'va line of Kazors, Waterman Ideal Fountain Pbds, a full of First Congregat-tlon- al mrl line of Palmer's pastor the brightened with a new coat of paint. ami Mnlili Blanket. Al.--u lit S i Perfumes, Christmas post of which Mr Gordon squatv agi t cards and booklets; also a fine line of silver- church, A. Marshall has the contract L.&M. I'uiv I'kint. ware and had been a deacon for 20 It smoker's outfits. Satisfaction guar- STEPHEN B. CHURCH, years. L. W. Couch has a new Oldsmobile anteed by was attended by the relatives and runabout auto for spinning about The Gilbert -- Miller Co., Water Outfits, were Engineer and Contractor for Complete Supply many friends, and there many the country in. 15 Center St., BETHEL. CONN.. English's Quality Drag Store, beautiful flowers. The Next to P. Conn. and 66 Boston, Mass pallbearers E. L. Hitt has a new horse, pur- O, J Bethel, Seymour, Conn., High St., were Robert McLean, John L. Knapp, chased of Bridgeport parties. Connection. Joseph E. Piatt, George MacArthur, George Woodford of Booth's Hill A Telephone A M. You Want Coal Charles Mallory and Percy Rey- is moving, this week, into Percy E. NOTICE. nolds. The body was taken to Wood-bu- r', on Jerusalem HilL o Card's house When yon boy coaL Clear Lehigh Is all coal, We are not giving you something1 accompanied by the members of Harry B. Maurer Is having a fine free of dirt and minus slate. A great coal for for nothing, but we are giving you the result the family, and a service was held milk room fitted up in the heat, a good coal to hold fire, an economical of 20 years of hard study and actual practice in North church coal for range or heater. when you get your horse shod at Brennan's the Congregational large new addition to his stock barn. Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Pricea' Your and Produce to at 2 m., conducted the Smith Ship Apples p. by pastor, The floors and tank are of solid Beers, H. A. Rev Mr Underwood, and a former pas- cement C J. Poole is doing the ma- Fuel. Trucking, Moving. BETHEL Ct BRENNAN'S, tor, Rev J. L. R. Wyckoft, who was son work for him. Mr Maurer fs also Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL, CONN. the pastor of the church when Mr having a new well dug Just north of Gordon was a member. Mr Wyckoff is his barn and when it completed were enjoyea until midnight. The entertained friends from TurneyBros., delivered an address which was sym- erect oer it a tower, tank and Long Hill, will occasion was one to be remem- last . The interment was in the to long week. pathetic. pump and will pump the water bered all and as the de- Miss Jennie Conn, t North cemetery, near the church. all of by guests Perkins of Long Hill 531 Water Street, Bridgeport, his barn," thus supplying parts parted they wished Mr and Mrs An- is spending a few weeks with her his barn with running water. A. Lef-fe- rt Established 1889. 8 derson a long and happy life. mother, Mrs Leroy Clark, on Hoy- Shermsou la digging the well for Mr den's Hill. Maurer. Ellis Wheeler has sold his High- The oldest and largest commission firm in Bridgeport. MAUWEHOO LAKE. Plattsvillfc land artesian waten business to Wil lam Lane of Bridgeport 8 Mrs Oakes from New York la visit- Southyflk BRIEFLYNOTED. We aie still doing business at the old stand. We ing Mrs M. G. Leach. Dr Frank E. Smith has been hav- Lerqy Clark of Hoyden's Hill is Heaven Is not reached by a single a number of shade trees A SURPRISSE PARTY. riding out behind a new uriving bound; handle produced on the farm. Highest prices ing goodly But we anything set out on his lot purchased from The bride and groom, Mr and Mrs horse. build the ladder by which we Ellis Wheeler has been among the k George Durgy. Axel Anderson, were given a sur- rise, and quick returns. Frederick who Is about 35 of their friends at sick ones and under the doctor's care. From the lowly earth to the vaulted Godfrey, always prise by Perkins is making improvementss about his the home of Mr and Mrs Frank E. Miss Jennie attending skle3, on No- a dancing school In Bridgeport, this And we mount to Its summit round References: The First Bridtfeoort National Bank. 9 summer home, Is now having his Carlson Saturday evening, -- barns moved. vember 21. A fine aupper was winter by round. a of Hill 7 Next summer there will be music after which games and music Airs Leroy Clark Hoyden's J. G.Holland 6SMM696S6S6S696S6S6S6S6SSS989iS6S6S69S96S69S9e9iS served, I I 18

The Newtown Bea n Newtown, Friday, Dec. 3, 1909,

Southbuht. THE O'BRIEN nOUSE BURNED.' The O'Ur'en hruse In Dublin, now owned by Mn Clmrlog Cook of White Yale Seal Paste Oaks, wu burned to the ground on Saturday nlKht, November 20; There was nothing In tbo houxe excopt a few tools. The fire was the work of . Paint an incendiury. Frank Williams has been Bu- 0SOBS J. ffering with the grip for the past week. Mrs A. N. Piatt returned Monday from a week's stay at Lardimont, N. 0atqp PAINT. Y with her brother, II. 0. Deecher. THE BEST Harry WUhob nnd Nathan lllcock HO are In New 1 la von for a few weeks, doing carpenter work for Harry Brown. Mrs B. S. lllcock and Mrs Georgo EQkegd Brewer spent a few days In Hurt ford, recently, where they were the mm guests of Mr and Mrs Robert S. Hlcock. Mrs B. II. Brown expects soon to The BOOTH , LAW VARNISH close her Home nere and go to New oo Haven for the winter. An-son- I! IHBUBNCROSBtCOl Mr and Mrs William James of la were guests over Sunday and ldMedalFloubV km? COMPANY, the ThankRgivtng holidays of Mr and e- Mrs B. M. Tuttle. , -l BJi'i!.ia!lMnw.W!l:lll-IJ&.4H.lgllMfM.IB.F- C. K. Osborne and Miss Augusta ii OHborne spent Thanksgiving In Mil-lo- rd NEW HAVEN, CONN. with Mr and Mrs Tlbbetts. Mrs E. H. Brown is having her Wil- house newly painted. Nathan and will be to have book to the North liams of is tne cigars, and glad Erookfield. liie Trip Pole," Nsngotnck doing her friends call. and will be pleased to call and show work. it to who be of Mrs Brown any may thinking Emilia II. spent either book. ' T Mr Mrs Oscar Earl Morehouse NEWS HEREABOUTS. purchasing Thanksgiving day with and Johnson and Mrs P. ti. who has been David H. Wheeler. were at John Morrow's over Finnell, guests Miss Montrose Is 111 and under the care of Dr &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Mr Estella in Bridge Brown A&AftAft&Bj Mrs Elmer Beardsley and and Thanksgiving day, where they of is now of also a port for several weeks, caring for the Danoury, gaining slowly. Mrs William Lattin Stratford, a hearty dinner and very sick there. Miss M. Miles of time. Bridgeport, George pleasant Wildman, who has been at Harness Makes The Horse Goodhead of New YorK, Bart-- Vesta was home over the Henry Harry Cbapin the 111 Often The Are "j jj all and on Danbury hospital, with ty Kidneys latt of Waterbury, were guests holiday called friends. is now l Mr are phoid fever, gaining nicely The better both are fitted out, the bet- - over ThanKsglvlng at Forest Brook, Howard Clark and Bristol to be as much as clothes make the man. and expects able to return tohis Over-Wo- out with their Weakened rk. 2 make. Provide horse with a set of our harness and machines, thrasaing home here on of week. by ter impression they your fa oats for their Saturday this look worth lot more money. neighbors. Mrs Wildman of he will a NeTV O'Connor is stay- Henry Long Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. fa Milford. John at present Meadow Hill was sick with Jacob among the ing Hipp. ones, last week. Weak are re- A was given to and unhealthy kidneys For A pleasant surprise A short-haire- d black came to much sickness We Don't Charge Style jj FINE IDEA. LET THE PEOPLE Mr and Mrs Carl Pearson on the lOtn dog sponsible for and suffering, WHAT THEY ARE SEE- John home, east of Long it KNOW of their marriage, No- Gerag's thereiore, kianey ING. anniversary Meadow Hill, last week. The owner trouble is to Our are based on the quality of the leather, trimmings vember 10. About 30 were present permitted however. prices $ can have the dog by calling at Mr continue, serious re- 1? and Every dollar you pay us goes for service ability, ine J Dear Sir: Referring to your article all a pleasant time. workmanship. enjoying Gerag s home. sults are most likely good looks go with it tor notning. J "Postofflces and their Na'nies," allow tf) me to inform tne town or M. Robstock of Bridgeport was in to follow. Your other you that at- es Brookfield, last week, and organs need names on the post-oflic- purchased may village appear kid- in this accord- apples, pigs and turkeys of Andrew tention, but your signs vicinity, Truiiibull. because to instructions received from the Gerag and Onda Ocif on Long Mead- neys most, Wooster-Atkinso- n ing ow also of John the do most and 2 The Co., postofflce a or more Hill, Gerag at they department year ITEMS OP Iron Works. should have attention ago. the order was INTEREST. Presumably Middleton of first. when Broad and John Bridgeport, Conn. and will not be before John Boston, Mass., Therefore, Corner Sts., jflj general it long Mr and Mrs George O. Jackson of is are weak or out of he who runs if over spending a few weeks here with your kidneys order, may everywhere read, New Milford were guests Mr and Mrs James Bateman. can understand how en- he does not know where he is at. It of Mrs Maria Bush you quickly your Thanksgiving day Mrs of New York tire body is affected and how every organ is a good idea, for it surely was hu- in Daniel's Farms. Loring spent at the Iron Works, seems to fail to do its duty. to have a ,deck-loa- d of ap- S. at the Thanksgiving miliating J. Parks, the merchant Wet-mor- " the of Mr and Mrs John e. If you are sick or feel badly," begin people slow-u- p a line of winter shoes guest parently intelligent Center, i.as big taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., (or down) and ask you what particu- in all the latest and in sizes to styles Miss Ada Cotton Miss Emma Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t. A trial will con- lar uot on the was line of and Incorporated, o Capital Stock &5.000. C3 map graced by fit all. Also a complete felt Scofield closed vince of its great merit. their immediate as and rub- their home at the you presence though and rubber boots, arctics Iron Works and went to The mild and immediate effect of 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. town was not the most import- are sure to find Bridgeport your bers and you always for the last ween Swamp-Roo- t, the great kidney and ant and best known in tne state. fit at store he can save winter, Weunesday. desired. your his and Mr and Mrs entertained bladder remedy,; is soon realized. It Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients treated at home when Some day we shall progress a little on have to Rumpf you money every pair you friends from out of town over Sun- stands the highest because its remarkable Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. further and neat signs will plainly Correspondence buy. day. health restoring properties have been show the names of churches, schools, S. J. ParKs, who is agent for Mr of distress- in Misses Clara and Grace Wheeler proven in thousands the most Established 190L libraries and other recently-sol- publicinstitutions. Hawley of Bridgeport, has of ing cases. If you need a medicine yon to have on Mr Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving Bridges important enough the building lot Hawley's the of Mrs John should have the best. names will have and if to Oxford here, guests Bristol. signs, they place here Bridgeport and The Lenox Shear Co. Sold by druggists in Attention cast-iro- n have had the also serve to hide the nt one-do- l- Give Your Eyes the Proper ugly parties. fifty-ce- and fSltClKjL'iSKl!: advertisements of the en- of Daniel Farms factory newly painted. builders, John Armstrong John Salewski of West Cornwall lar sizes. You may with etc., so much the better. a with Mer- We use the most approved methods and examine the eyes gineers, has taken position the has taken a with the Lenox have a sample bottle WB$tm& will tell the names of Trade Co. as their position all errors of refraction and cases of nerve ex- Signboards chant Extension Shear Co. by mail tree, also aTiSS great care, correcting rivers and brooks. Quaint old mile- New and has been work Guaranteed. England agent Mrs Fred Calkins was last pamphlet telling you Haeo Miai.b. haustion caused by defective vision. All our stones which have watched the world the Board of ill, how to find out if have or endorsed by Bridgeport week, and unuer the doctor's care. you kidney go by for generations will be rescued Trade. bladder trouble. Mention this Frank Schneider has left his po- paper from brush and brambles and have of Daniel's Farms when to Dr. Kilmer & John Armstrong sition at the Lenox Shear Co. and writing Co., Taylor Gregory, their inscriptions recut. Unobtrus- has been in New York a few days, Hinpiiamton. N. V. Don't make anv mis in- gone to East Cornwall. and Elizabeth Derby, Conn. ive labels on of Mer- but remember the Swamp-Roo- t, Jewelers Optometrists, Street, things legitimate this week, on business for the Edward Read has ta.en the take, name, terest, natural wonders, places of Co. agency and don't let a dealer sell chant Extension irade for the Thomas Co. yon Manufacturing ot historical happening, etc., will be and Parks have had in place of Swamp-Ro- if Hawley good of Dayton, O., for the book, "Roose- something welcomed and by many success at Mr Haw- you do you will be disappointed. for Children. appreciated with their crops velt's African Trip" and also the Painting Books people who travel up and down our ley's farm here, the past season. In land and the worth-whil- e kind will spite of the dry season they had Large variety, pleasing prices and Paints that are free surely be impressed by these evi- 1200 bushels of fine potatoes which Books dences of our and consider- Washington Business Houses. from poison.- Charcoal, Crayon Paper, Drawing Paper.Sketch courtesy they are marketing in Bridgeport, articles in assortment at modest prices at ; ation. Very respectfully, and have also raised 1900 bushels of These large J. H. Nettleton. sweet corn for seed for Clark, the New Milford, November 23. seedsman, of Milford. Jackson's BookShop, Bridgeport, Hartford Courant. w r''t CIGARS That in Quality and Price. THE REGAL SHOE. Satisfy Two or three times a year is as 1 , No matter what you pay forcigarsatD. P. often as is necessary for the average elsewhere. Goods are always fresh, as Economy Smith's you are certain of getting greater value than to about shoes. and the most reasonable. Box trade a person think buying stock Is mored quickly.' Biggesiline In the city prices when do come to 181,601 Therefore, people Fine line of Pipes, Cigar holders. Tobaccos In Tins and all Smokers' Accessories. the moment of selecting new foot- k wear, it is important that they know us of Fuel D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, where to get full value for their in com- 44 Fairfield Ave., Opd. Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn. money full value in style, In and in wear. Those are the fuel Do not forget that we carry the most complete line of sporting goods the city. fort, k The required for one ordinary precise features that for years have us made Regal Shoes at $3.50, $4 and " If'' grate-fir- e or stove is sufficient to $5 famous throughout the civilized warm an entire house by Hot-Wat- er - world. And the selling of Regal 4 1 AS tne ncoicn unut.rsi.anu it anu stxuiiu sikiiii as ho k 1A ex- - shoes constitutes the retail III f fWHrt NlffnT know It are not the samefc Our method of eye largest circulation. The boiler Z UVwHU VJAaaa. amination tells at once the condition of your eyes j shoe business in the world. No other SHOW at small cost to you. ' "J jfi shoes have had their quality proved i requires less attention than does a F. LYiuAIN, yzu mam di., before purchase so convincingly as Mlg. uptician, jjnugepon, Regal shoes. The famous Regal buzz stove ; it is operated automatically EsUDiisnea mo. win- For Men y saw cuts up Regals in the store and is safe. dows and plainly shows how superior absolutely their hidden parts are to those other make3 selling at Regal prices. The and Women Regal "Wiudow-of-the-sol- e" label on We A Line of jjj IDEAL Boilers and a Carry Complete the bottom of every pair of Regal This mark identifies tlfe highest shoes the AMERICAN Radiators Office Loose Leaf Books, reveals, when detached, of men's and women's shoes g oak-bar- type Blank Books, Supplies, genuine k tanned sole leather H Prices Always Attractive. underneath. Unsolicited letters to sold at $3.50. And though leather s the Regal Shoe Company from the and labor are now more costly, we ll X? and best known leather tan- AHavoc Tk RpftW largest maintain the high standard which has establisnments in the world HENRY (9 003 Main'iStreet. Bridsrenort. Conn. ning made Zenith Shoes famous and FOULOIS, state that the leathers pur- frankly label Ct. chased for Regals are exactly of the which our guarantees. Washington Depot, quality used in costly made to order Zenith Shoes for men and women footwear. In Regal shoes you get the re made of the finest quality mater- quarter-siz-e shoe in the Christmas Beautiful .Pictures only fittings ials by expert shoe makers, and have world. This system of quarter-size- s Carl Bader, hand-wor- k in them than For Holiday and Wedding Gifts. which provides double the range of more any Goods. for sizes afforded other make of ather $3.50 shoes. They come in Copley Prints, unsurpassed as classical pictures the home. Water colors by any Washington Depot Market, line-a- t shoes perfect-fatin- g in fact anything you wish in the picture living prices. Call and look has given the latest styles, in all leathers, and A great assortment Carbons, shoes to of of Washington Dkpot.JCt. them over. hundreds thousands h sizes which insure a fit for of Christmas people who formerly had to be con- HUBERT ART foot." ' , J. C. T. STORE, tent with unsatisfactory fittings in :very Carlson s Anchovies. Norway FaV Herri n. Shoes are a Toys, Games, Iceland Herring.Holland Herrlnir. Stock Pish. Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. the usual half and whole sizes. And Zenith Special $4 now Dolls, Sleds, etc. can, luacxerci; aiso naiser luerring. iarira Special attention given to!Artlstic Framinr and Eegildinsr. you can have Regals made over .pedal high grade. Swedish Brown Beans. the new two-piec- e "Regal-form- " last We control Zenith Shoes exclu- Thfi best disnlav flip tnwn haa pvor which Is patented and owned ex- seen. All Styles of sively and sell them in our new and Save money and inconvenience by ! clusively by the Regal Shoe Company. trading at your home store. Bee JEWELRY Belt Pins. This enables Regal shoes to be made snlarged shoe section in our base- Want Advs with that desirable snugness in the ment salesroom. Ornamental Simulated Buckle Pins, Monogram and Stone .Studded, Gold and Gold "waist" (around the Instep and the & and Elaborate at Low Prices Wettereau Williams, Plated Belt Pins in Simple Designs at arch) which was Impossible lea Word. formerly Washington Depot, Conn. when the olu style one piece solid HENRY C. REID'S, Bridgeport, Conn last was used. This smooth snug fit at the waist supports the foot and ' book of 50 cents Wc A well filled needle given with purchases or over. prevents it from crowding against T ClrrAc are showing a splendid line of all the toe of the shoe. Hatch & fithprt VJUUUa LeatherGoods, the Dewey Outfitters to Women and Children .LCrUllCl embracing following. sell the Regal. Men, Northwest Corner English Cols Purses, Combination Bill Folds, Ladies' Purses, fluslc Address Bank Ladies' MILLINERY NORTHVILLE. Join Street and Fairfield Avenue, Rolls, Books, Wallets, Card Cases, Hand Bags, Past Cases, etc. j For Fall and Winter at Mrs S. B. Birch, who opened a Brlddeport. Conn. grocery store In the front room of W. E. HALLIGAN'S, , her residence in the fall, is meeting Post Offiice News Store, BriC Broad Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut with a good degree of success. She J 989 carries light groceries, confectionery THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, m. The Newtown Bea 'V. Newtown, Friday, Doc. 3, 1909. Theladies are Especially Invited to Inspect, Sill Our Complete Line of GRIP New Milford. IflBTI

FAMOUS TOBACCO CASES Tonic Treatment Is Necessary SETTLED. After the Acute Stage of the The case of John Morrow, on an Disease Is Past Before Furs! of the appeal from the decision commis- sioners appointed on the estate of the Health Can Be Fully late William Schoverling, was on Restored. Ladies' Fur Coats, trial, Monday, In the Superior court, before Judge George W. Wheeler. Ap- A.single attack of the grip may mean pearing In the cnse was a quartet of a lifetime of misery ifproir precautious and brilliant attorneys, state s Attorney are not lunen. to restore me wood ana Ladies' Cloaks, Wraps Donald T. Warner and Judge J. F. drive out the lingering poisons that Addis for John Morrow, and Attor cause the so called "af of the Sweaters. neys Tweedy and J. Moss Ives for disease. Mrs Sthoverling. J. I). Clark, who The danger from the grip is seldom bdught, tobacco for William Schover-lin- g, over when the characteristic symptoms, was first put on the stand. He the fever, the catarrh, the headache and testifleu as to a note book of tobacco the depressioa of spirits pass away. For the MEN We Offer salts he kept, which was placed on The grip leaves behind it weakened vital Genuine Values In exhibition. Also a second nbte book, powers, thin blood, impaired digestion which was a copy of the first, kept by and nerves a coudition Mr Clark's wife. John Morrow was that makes the system an easy prey to next placed on the stand. He testi- pneumonia, bronchitis, rheumatism, ner fied John D. Clark came to his place vous prostration, anC even consumption. and said he was tobacco for Too much stress cannot be laid on the & buying . 1 Overcoats Suits. of the blood William Schoverling. He said he importance strengthening and nerves convalescence. would give" 16c and would spray It; during Mrs. W.H. of No. 86 West Us that after they sprayed the tobacco, Parker, Don't Fail to See ' the tobacco was their property and Union street, Newark, N. T., tells of there would be no trouble about her cure by this treatment, as follows: Before Buying, that sink it. Mr Clark made a memorandum of "I was for two years following of 1M in a book. The first an attack the grip and could get little Cnpyrtirlit br the sale little But Bduiluec & Mux came to relief from the doctors' treatment. I 1 time they spray, they sprayed bad 4000 John Dodd and had a cough for over a year and OU BUY YOUR CLOTHES wherever you about plants. into did this wdrk. After it was everyone thought I was going con. course. You have to And helpers was nervous choose, of a right a lot of little holes sumption. I extremely and Y sprayed appeared had which affected me the fact that we'd like to sell them to you in the tobacco. I met Mr Clark near trembling spells ' ' so that I couldn't sit still. this needn't influence Francis Baldwin's. "What are you During you. DAVID had to lie down most of time. to" MILLER, to do with stuff?" Mr year I the But it's wortn Something to any man do busi- going the heart head said Mr instruc My palpitated and my ness Clark Schoverling's ached lost a deal in where Bank Street, New Milford. tions were to cut it and ao tne best frequently. I great weight, had no ambition and was not you could with it. The tobacco was Hart, Schaffner& Marx 5. able to do much work. had no 'Phone 189-- cut to in- I appe- and hung according the tite at all and my stomach was weak. quality is the standard of excellence. If you see of After . Mr structions Mr Clark. "I was led to Dr. Williams' Pink well on the street find of we received not- try dressed men you'll tenout Schoverling's death Pills of a cure of a case simi- Mrs as execu- by reading every dozen of them are wearing ice from Schoverling, lar to mine and felt some benefit in a trix, refusing to take the tobacco, short time. 'The left Afterwards Mr Morrow stated he sold trembling spells Schaffner & Marx Clothes. GO TO We offer for Sale me and I picked up right along until I Hart, the crop to J. Stuart Halpine for $75, was cured." the incomparable which was as good an offer as he Suits, $18 to $28; Overcoats, $18 to $30 1 We Dr. Williams' , Pink Pills' have also could 2868 get. The crOp weighed cured such blood diseases as anaemia, also have other makes. Suits,'$10 to $18; overcoats; Beckwith Round OAKS, John Dodd testified that he after-effec- M. W. Hill pounds. rheumatism, ts of the grip and $7.50 to $20. We are sure to suit you in Quality, was in the of William Schov employ fevers. Owing to the intimate relation Fit and Beckwith Air Wood erling in the summer of 1901. That between the blood and the Style. Tight Mr nerves, pills The Jeweler, he sprayed the tobacco crcp of have been found invaluable in such ner- Heaters. The was Morrow and others. spray vous diseases as dizziness, nervous de- & FOR a machine. DUNCAN CANFIELD, applied by compressed air bility, neuralgia and St Vitus' dance. Mr Dodd testified he mixed a part of Stamford and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by Head-to-Fo- ot Mr Outfitters, the preparation and Schoverling all druggists, or sent, on re- Watches, Round Chief mixed one batch. postpaid, Ranges. and "'Little Joe" ceipt of price, 50 cents per box; six NEW MILFORD, - CONN. . Our success was dependent upon the boxes for $2.50, the Dr. Williams C. Buck by Clocks, weather conditions. Herman Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. T. Albert H.McMahon ingham testified he was employed by the Eastern Lounge Co. lor aoout Rings, New Milf 01 d Bridge Street, four years. At the time he was buy ! Brooches, ing tobacco Mr Schoverling talked Blankets and Robes with me about it. "After 1 spray Mr Link Scarf Pins, this tobacco," said Schoverling, Come in and look over my stock. I can show you as good a line of stable Buttons, "I practically take possession of it." and square blankets as you will find in this part of the country. Stable Dress Pins, Ladies and Men's Change ol' Andrew S. Buckingham testified he blankets from SO cents to $2.75. Squares from $1.50 to $7.50 and you will find Hat was employed by William Schoverling the price is right. v Chains, Fobs, Lockets, "Loation in 1901. Mr Schoverling snowed me Pins, Bracelets, Combs, etc. some tobacco leaves burned through. Machine Oil, Oil, He told me whatever he burned was Cylinder Go To MORRIS LIST, his and He would take it. It was Dry Batteries. in or some time later. ' along August If there is in this line need for will Gentlemen's Tailor, E. O. Soerry. next to take the stand, anything you your gasoline engine you was a farmer and find it here. M. W. Hill, Has Moved from the Golden Block, Railroad testified that he Btreet, to had bought and packed tobacco for FOR Hooms ovar Brown's Shoe Store, about 30 years. He stated the buyer after the i Bank Street, ;New Milford' had the right of inspection Cut Glass, Jewelry Cases. tobacco was baled. When it is de- M. H. MALLETT, Where he Is showing a fine line of Spring and livered at the' warehouse the buyer Go To had the right to reject tobacco that Corner Main and Church Sts., MEW MILFOED. CONN. was not merchantable. "Vincent B. Sterling, next to take the stand, testi- i VI. W. Hill's fied that at present he was a tobacco WENDT, packer. That he has Bought tobacco MAS nao. FOR Watchmaker for 30 years. He stated it Been I his custom 4e examine tobacco after warehouse. If Cameras !and such and it was brought to the Stationery. Supplies it is all rignt, and contains no wet RIDDIFORD'S. as Plates, Films, etc. Optometometrist. tobacco, no pole sweat or pole burn, Again the problem of "what to get and and Main NEW MIIFOBD we weigh it up and pay the price where to get it." How hard it is to think Cor. Bank Sts., we agreed upon. If we find, damage up suitable Christmas gifts suitable in try to adjust it. If we can't agree the price as well as quality. T nome. M. W. HILL, farmer takes his tobacco me Have you ever thought of the big op BanklSt., New Milford matter depends entirely upon the portunities offered by a good Holiday line Watch Cut Flowers agreement entered into with the of writing papers? A box of paper an- farmer. At this point a recess was swers all purposes and fills all conditions was an- Mo'vements A Visit To Chrysanthemums taken and later in the day it for the young and old of both sexes. nounced that tne attorneys for Mrs isolve the problem by looking our fam SET PIECES FORJ FUNERALS. Schoverling, had agreed with Messrs ous line artistic, of the highest quality Addis and Warner, counsel for Mr and absolutely From 25c a Have advanced in price. We are fortu- FRED C. HOYT, on of settlement at Harmon's Morrow, a basis box up. , nate in having a large stock and still sell NEW MILFOED. the rate of 50c on the dollar on their the same old claims. This basis of settlement, it Complete Line of , Christmas at price. What's better than Is But some 20 always profitable. is understood, is to include Uards . aTgood, reliable watch for a Christmas Fall and Winter odd farmers who had claims against never more so than at this sea the Schoverling estate similar to that Watch for Our Window gift. See us about the Watch question. of Mr Morrow. Display. son of the year. Some good BLANKETS PLAYS CHECKERS AT 102. values in odd and end lots in Alanson Canfield, 102 years old, P. M. C. E. Just in, a splendid line of Fall and Mrs Charles Camp, were the CASSEDY, RIDDIFORD, and guests, Thanksgiving day, of Mr and 19 New Milford. Wall , Pretty patterns and Winter Blankets . Robes; New Conn. Bank Street, Paper. Mrs Daniel Canfield. After dinner Milford, the most complete line ever offer- and values for the mon he enjoyed a game of checkers, and The Standard boxes of Writing Paper also great ed. Call and examine them. played with his old-ti- skill. Mr make beautiful and acceptable gifts. and Mrs Burton Canfield of Bridge-wat- er and Hand-Mad-e Harnesses. Bents Collected Telephone Connection Visit HANNON'S were also guests of Mr and Mrs ey. Estates Cared . Canfield. Just In. For save M. G. Stone, money. FRANK "eVITTS, A Large Stock of ORATORIO "CHRIST AND HIS SOL Before purchasing Beal Estate, call on CARMNTER and BUILDER.. Men's and Felt and Rubber Milford, DIERS." Boys' Nicholas Square, New New Milford. Shoes and Rubbers. The oratorio, "Christ and His Sol Bkiuok St.. NEW MILFOED. Boots, Arctics, PHINEAS E. CLARK In iMmsh's Also line of Gloves. Automobile diers," will be given Sunday, Decem Garage Building. good THEONLiT Repairing ber 5. 3 St John s 114-- Boot and Shoe at p. m., at church, Telephoned unnectloru,: Home. Shop, Flour'' and Grain of all kinds. Bay, Salt, LOCAL REAL ESTATE Repairing. of 50 voices. The offer DEALER, Of AH Kinds. First Class Work Guaranteed. by a chorus Gluten and Molasses Feed. ing will be taken for the choir iund A clean Market with Select 21 South Main St.JNew Milford, Ct. Meats and Poultry. We butcher only Native Machinery Equipment. Joseph Piergrossi, Steers. High Grade Groceries at Lowest Who one Red Book wilfonly charge you Automobile Station. Union Shoe Shop, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH F. Bennett had the arrangements in Prices. t Oppo3ite Town Hall. New MUford NOTES. Commission. Machine charge. Arcade Works, A sociable will be given by the Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, Conn. Farms and Homes New Milford. Christian Endeavor society in the START EARLY. AVOID THE Ballroad'and Bridge Streets, Country a Specialty. at 7.30 Pure and Fresh Chanel. Friday evening , RUSH. ..New Milford. ' Guaranteed 6 pe cent. Bonds. o'clock. Each endeavorer may bring & Buckingham, a friend. Begin to make your Christmas Taylor Dairy Products Next the annual collection purchases now. Don't wait until you Sunday No. Glfford Noble, of the School of Coatrwters tad Builders, of the church will be taken for the must Join in the "rush," when you ry Kinney Camp, 23, Wednesday must He message of in- Pharmacy, New ork, was a guest Bttroad New Milford, Ot New Milford Ministerial Aid Society. This is one contend with crowds in the evening. gave.a 8treet, Creamery. , terest to all members of the order. , over Thanksgiving of his father. W. Es tlmates 'mulshed on largt Cr of the most praiseworthy benevo- shops, weary salesmen, and possibly cherfullj W.A PARCELLP. Prop. inclement weather. Mrs E. B. H. E. N. Noble. Small contracts. PAECELLS lences. Many of the old soldiers of By shopping Leavenworth, CHAS.A. Mgr now and if start Green and of Ansonia and John Addis of Yale Law School, the Cross have served small churches particularly you family was a over in old find early in the you will have plen- Mrs Elizabeth Barber of Harwinton guest Sunday of his par- all their lives, and age day ents, and Mrs and need. of air and space In the stores, of Mr Judge J. P. Addis. Steam aid themselves in distress ty were Thanksgiving day guests Mr and Mrs C. A. FACES meet with good service and have your W. B. of Park Trowbridge and Hot Water and Mrs Leavenworth daughter of New York returned to FREDERICK REVERE HOYT. pick of the holiday stock. "A word Lane. ' Are our Specialty, and your to the wise." the city, Monday, after a visit of Unique Heater, Mr and Mrs S. H. were Face is our fortune. Put your Face in our The unstinted sympathy of the Morgan several days with Mr and Mrs M. W. for a little and we will show Makufactcbid bt entire goes out to Mr and guests, Thanksgiving day, of friends Hill. hands while, community AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. you a few things about pictures. Mrs Frederick C. noyt in the death in Danbury. Charles R. Plana and famify of J. A. NORTHROP, Prop., of their son, Frederick Revere, on D. E. Soule, gala to be one of the A. T. Erwin and Miss A. M. Eyres Bridgeport were euests. Thanksgiv H. D. Hine's Studio, NEW MILFORD. CONN. Sunday night, after a brief Illness best judges of tobacco in the valley, of Mt Vernoni N. Y., were guests ing day, of Mr and Mrs Philip Planz. The was a has bought about 125 cases of to- over Sunday, of Mr and Mis H. C. Mr and Mrs S. Dean were t New Milford. with pneumonia. boy George beautiful child of two years and bacco for Osterweiss Brothers of Conkrite. guests at dinner, Sunday, of Mr and three months, and the family' are New Haven. Arthur LaHait, the seven year old Mrs C B. Buckingham of Second When well-nig- heart-brok- en son of Mr and Mrs is & Seaman Co. h under the Joseph LaHait, Hill. Targett Rubber Goods counts lit- blow. Possessing a sweet ana win- Charles A. Mallory, a prominent ill with a mild form of diphtheria, W. E. Stone was in Danbury, Buying apearance Sherman an Dr F. E. is tne lad. Have bought out the Model Lannqry and will tle. Looks do not make a Fountain Syringe Borne nature he won the affection of citizen, who has erected King attending Thanksgiving day, the guest of W. in the future do all Iklnds of Laundry. Call or Hot Water Bottle last. Ours look and wear all who came In contact with him. attractive bungalow at Green Pond, Mrs Joseph Golden went to Pough-keepsi- e, E. Stone. them on the phone or call and get prices. well. It is satisfaction yon want Ion? lived, is now an ice house not N. Y., for a visit W. "lire" rubber, solid seams and full capacity The funeral, held from the home of building far Thursday, a Wright and family were the Thnrr-f-r-t- n An. A ir nn4 1 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 100'J. 15 1 Ot0OOO0Ot9O0OOO ooooooooocococp Robertson's, O The Leading Shoe Store, 0 Good Clothes New Milford. w FOR. MEN WHO CARE. Christ Z Good Clothes are not of necessity expensive clothes. Even W our moderate priced garments are correct In style and well tailored. Uood tailoring Is as essential to good clothes as good fabrics both mas must be good. Slippers. December Is the Time and This Is the Place We Want You Q Our Christmas Slipper to come and examine . display is a regular beau- To Buy Suits and Overcoats the latest models in ty show. There are by n far too many styles to at- nr Shoes a We Regal tempt description. because we want to male q certainly wouldn't know whore to commence or Q Hansome Suits, $10, to you a tegular customer, n y$ $12, $15, $18, $20 $25. and know this is where to stop. we jjtf the surest of f! We've Slippers for Choice Overcoats, Same Price Range. way , Everybody, from Grand- doing it jfyl to are the W pa paby. We'll astonish men who have never been here for clothes with They j l P jftL Slippers for evdry pur- g$ smartest ready- - Viral Ifty values we and don't have to take is pose, the give, you any garment that ar shoes not in resoect. fN J (f W perfectly satisfactory every designed this E, J ijfiu 25 Cents Up to season JEy J $2.00. and Regal New fjy Come ! See Our Slip- 1 BaXlon, HATCH & DEWEY, Milford. sfeejgive per Show ! Postoffice Block. Sign of the Regal Boot.

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New Pack 8c New Milford. Maryland Tomatoes, Sweet Corn, 3 cans for 25c m New 4 lbs. 25c mm Best Linen Values. Prunes, for mi' AN ATTRACTIVE COURSE OF SER' MONS. New Seeded Kaisins, lb 10c Another very large congregation lis Fancy Butter, lb 34c Cloths, Sets, tened to tne sermon on sir uaianau Less by the Tub. Damask, Napkins, delivered at the Congregational church, Towels, Trays, Lunch 'Cloths, etc. last Sunday evening, by Rev G. H. John- Tiger Coffee, lb 25c son. Copies of the pictures were dis- .Will please you every time. NewMilford, Conn. tributed to ,all, thus adding to the of the service. According to the leatlet announcing' the series of Starr & Dean, BEAR IN MIND Our assortment includes fine Damasks sermons on the great paintings, Rev Mr even- Bank New Milford. and Nankins of all grades, sets. Cloths and Johnson will speak next Sunday St., elegant Napkins, ing on the worlds second greatest paint- embroidered Irish, Madeira and Japanese Linens, in fact the ing, "The T ansflguration," by Raphael. to choose from. Reproductions of the painting will be choicest line of Linens imaginable given to all. What Is It For? - Reduced PROBATE COURT MATTERS. So Prices many ladles go An application has" been made to the Into the Bank? t A A New Milford Probate co-ir- for the ap GTTTTO TC P DT7C pointment of a conservator over Oliver Why, For A Hat rn nA s. Deen set Hartweu. Tne hearing has AT ON for December 13. juue Audis has cited in Judge Allen of the bnerman Probate court to sit on tae case as Judge SPATCHE1VS, Addis appears as counsel for one of the United Bank Building, New Milford parties at interest. and There is a smart air about our Suits, Coats, Capes ARRIVALS AT THE NEW ENGLAND Dresses that distinguishes them from the ordinary. HOUSE. Our prices are extremely reasonable, alterations are made J. E. Whittlesey, S. P. Seeley, Wash- ington. Half the Olive Oil propery and deliveries are prompt. G. W. Flynt, New York. Millinery. T. Donald Warner, Salisbury. In lin- F. Walter H. 3old this country is adulterated with Hoyt Stn.ng, Crittenden, seed oil or some othor ingredients, and usual J. F. Bush, New York. a article. For L. S. Richmond, F. E. Baldwin, New ly very poor absolutely Dure Milford. OLIVE OIL perfect in flavor, diu up in cans Careful observations reveal the fact direct from go to that manv women M. W. Ma.chal, F. J. Hall, L. E. Bald- Italy win, New Haven. have not purchased all the hats that thev want this winter W. G. Stiles Judson, Stratford. G. B.SCHIAPPACASSE, to BARTON, J. F. Addis, Miss Helen B. Hayden, and such we offer an "opportunity" to meet that need at New Milford. ank Street, New Milford a Bank New Milford! C. D. Cole, Washington. marKed reduction trom lormer prices. Street, C. E. Taylor, Danbury. Mr Duffy, Litchfield. We George W. Wheeler, Bridgeport. are irank to admit that we are making a "biV loss" in D. C. Kilborn, F. H. Turkington, I Litchfield. selling these hats at the reduced orices. but it is BUSI J. ivioss Ives, Danbury. S NESS and business sometimes has Samuel Tweedy, Danbury. Twill to be "cruel to be kind. Charles S. Warner, Winsted. All J. P. Hornback, Falls Village. these hats have the guarantee of this firm back of them Tf L. Conklin. Brooklyn. which Charles Erickson, New York. Please means satisfaction to the purchaser. H. M. Johnson, Albany. James Collins, Hudson, N. Y. We include in Leonard Cogswell, New Haven. these reduced prices all our Trimmed C. C. Johnson. New London., You and John Nolan, Norfolk. Untrimmed Hats for Women and Children, Feathers, Norman Goodman, Norfolk. and Ornamenns C. M. Blake, S. A. Gardner, New Wings of all kinds. Haven. To know that in addition to R. H. Thomas has bought out the in drugs, we sell anything and terest of his partners, Robert Strong r nd W. C. Beeman, (n the firm of Beeman, everything any drug store & some Strong Thomas. He has good cost We the second hand surreys and runabouts for Quality perfect fairest. request privilege sale and a few business horses. nurse- Wallace Sheskey is driving a good Sick room, bathroom, of R. H. Thomas. brown mare, bought needs. of James McGonaghie of Washington ry and toilet showing , has a good farm horse, bought of R. H. Thomas, the hustling local horse dealer. Virgil Hatch, who has been in the Pictures of Over 500 Toys and Games New Haven hospital for treatment for W. N. them to injury to ms eye, returned nome, Tues- Noble, you. of Gift-Suggesti- ons day. Forty Pages .... Robert Plumb, son of Ttev J. F. DRUGGbT, 1 Novelties, toilet articles, fans, bags, frames, belts, Plumb, is ill with throat difficulty. perfumery, B. R. Hill paid a visit to .nainneiu, Bank Street, New Milford. I cut N. J.,i Monday. jewelry, clocks, calendars, stationery, glass, Japanese Wed- S. R. Hill was In New Britain, Telephone 98. things, chafing dishes, percolators, lamp3, decorative furniture, nesday, to install a cracked corn cleaner J art leather articles of all for the c. w. L,ines vo. or tnat piace. fancy goods, needlework, sorts, candy, S. R. Hill has been installing a 26 favors, ribbon ornaments, talking machines, smokers' articles, horsepower boiler in the Model Laun dry, tor tne Targeit & aeaman uo. C. - umbrellas, gloves, hosiery, slippers, aprons, petticoats, girls' Chauncey B. Marsh has bought the THE H. BOOTH & BENT- wash women's handkerchiefs, linen scarfs, McCarthy land across the river, which dresses, underwear, Beeman, Strong & Thomas have leased centerpieces, doilies, infants' coats and other dainty things; for several years. If you want a coffee tnat win give LEY CO. men's and boys' underwear, suspenders, sweaters, housecoats, satisfaction try the Chase & Sanborn bath kodaks, and all goods. and Farrington Castle blends. Charles robes, cameras, bicycles sporting I. Leach sells them. YOU ought to have this Catalog now. It is FREE. Ackley, Hatch A Marsh sold some- Section 101. thing like 39 turkeys, for the Thanks- Address giving feast, and every purchaser said they "were the best ever, tender. Juicy and sweet. John Wanamaker, New York Watch for the window display at P. If Cctsscdy's. WMMlMMfr Mr and Mrs Vincent Sterling and son and Mr and Mrs E. R. Hawley, See New Line Of MERRYALU daughter, were guests, Thanksgiv the Tobacco Paper, ing day, of Mr and Mrs Albert ster- The young ladles of the Grange ling. . Twine, Mr and Mrs W. F. Bennett had as will give a "poverty sociable" In Roofing, guests, Thanksgiving day, Mr and "LET'S PLAY STORE Cngo Grange hall, Friday evening, Decem- friends from Lanterns, Mrs F. J Bennett, and We Are Always) Delighted ber 3. Don't wear your best clothes; Brooklyn. Contracto Mantle Lamps, $3,50 a We've Men's and Everett To wait on you because we know our goods TOYS" If you do you will be subject to Opera Will Finest Coffees for your fam- (100 Candle Power, burns kerosene) Cava- please you. lso slippers, Nulliflers, Romeos, ily altar vour breakfast table and teas good fine; for wearing stovepipe hats, suitable Mikado. No canes, etc., liers, Bath Slippers, etc., all enough for even the poor Quality Osborne & Stone, diamond rings, carrying for Christmas At Robertson's here only the best of everything. Don t and for other superfluous articles of gifts. mate the mistake of savin? a few cents on At SOULE'S. Shoe ise as- Successors to 0. A. Way Co., and ornaments. Store. Coffees and Teas-w- housekeepers will wearing apparel T. Lee In Madison had better save on some Wall Glass Window Shades, most and Rev J. preached sure yoti that you rilnts. Paper. Rather wear your ragged will' other line. They're right, too. t on Sunday. Next Sunday he the children. mew minora, v.u wni-s- Innldner clothes and draw a Lots of fun and instruction for fish supply the pulpit of the Congrega- 13-3- There will be a pond for Telephone 1 prize. tional church at Stony Creek. C. I. LEACH, those of an angling turn oi mina. with Mr and Mrs E. Roswall Hawley, New Milford. We will entertain you music, son returned to their CharchStreet, cnoaVlne rpritati'nns and a dialogue. and daughter, John Bonjiono, home eveninsr, Telephone 5--2. Frank E. Soule, "That and we will In Shelton, Monday and Shoe naughty boy; after a visit of some days witn Mr Boot rurnisn a supper at a smaii price. T j.1 Ti1nU or and Mrs Vincent Sterling. W. If Bank Street, New Milford. Come and bring your best girl resumed his T. GALLAGHER, Repairing. or some one else's William Mullins has Market of J. B. Cox even your sister as braktman on the New Mais Strew, Sandt Hook. Co, Hare mod toroomsover we will assure a good position sister and you York New Haven after be- Shop near New England Station. Barber . Bank St., Newmiford, as to and road, and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my work time and shall he Just glad for several Ill- to aU my old cus- ing laid up days by Shop open etery day and Where I will be pleased fee greet those of mature years. Saranteed. A. tomers. ness. Honing Specialty. ' f ti THE fcniVV TOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1 909.

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3HEHHH PKOPI.B WKKB OKXEnOL'S. The people of Hronklllil might to feel weil mitlNatul with the rtNiili of the room In Overcoats fur fiiinlHliinif a Dun. at $15, $18, $20. tui ry hoHilul. It wiin iriii(wiul to mine - SlbO. hut SITS wax rained. Thli leiivwi it HiirpliiN nt tin for Muine extra neeht, Much credit Im due the committee which Our Overcoats at $15 to $20 take the shine off all others at these prices. linn Uorni Hurli itootl work under W. 11, Side-by-si- de comparison shows ours are not only smarter in and better tailor- Ttnn na clinliniiin. style 'iiu liiiilm nf II. o (onirriKntlonal ed throughout, but they are of better quality than these prices buy usually. chiin li nie to Imlil their iirinml Nupper hihI I'liriMtniaa wile on evening, Another great advantage you have wnen you buy here; you can choose from Ut'cemlier 3. owli; to the never ntorm of lnit the broadest showing of new weaves and colors to be found in town. , WeiliifMihiy i.lKht the I'lilim 'I'lmnkHglv liiK, which wan In have hecil hehl In the Just see the beautiful fancy coats in big easyto-slip-o- n models the swaeger CuiigrcKittimtal churcli. wiih pOHlpnned military-colla- r until Sunday In the name place. The coats and the dressy Oxford and black coats in Chesterfield moaels; ce was very kihhI and the aorvlee a very piian.int ami enjnyaiuo one. at$iUl8and$20. Htluu 1 f.v ttmllh ummt a fnul flllva In Rrl iKcpoit, Ium'. week, the gueet of her Piei'eH. iinth Sniiilnv HchnolM are now openil InK much time hi iiructlchiK for the . Autoists look with great favor on the new convertible collar coats as C'lirtHimim ftHtlviil. being Anion? thfHe home for TlmnknclvlnR especially smart in appearance, and practical when protection is needed. In very were Alius Miriam Taylor, MIks aiuriei Hcorii, Miss Itnz.'l Mvel'B and Mrs (.Mull handsome fancy fabrics, $25. from Armenia, Conn, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S Suits and $5. A Boys' Overcoats, CASTOR! We invite the boys who like to be well dressed and who don't want to ask their parents to spend too much for their clothes, to see the fine Suits, Overcoats

and Reefers we are offering at $5.00. , They are made of very good materials, in smart patterns and, colorings, well GET YOUR tailored throughout,, and extra good values at the moderate price. Suits of fancy mixtures, corduroys and blue serges, double breasted coats CHRIST and full cut knickerbockers, ages 7 to 16, $5.00. Overcoats and Reefers of fancy gray and blue chinchilla, and fancy mix- MAS. tures, Overcoats in Russian style with velvet or self collars and lined with wool, Are You PRESENTS Venetian or serge; Reefers of blue and gray chinchilla, wool lined, velvet collars, Interested ages 3 to 9, $5.00. , In Good Clothing. Do you want the very best that EARLY. money can buy. Do you prefer to pay some one We have a very wide variety of Reefers from $5.95 to $10, and fancy Over- an enormous or will see what a Besse coats from 7.50 to $10. profit you At no time have we approached System store can offer you. The finest merchant Christmas Sjwith so much that is dise in the world at fair prices. That's Besse Sys- desirable for gift giving as this year. In fact we are literally over- tem Way. flowing with Christmas goods. We have so much we don't know how Winter Shoes for Women. for Winter. to display it to advantage we Furnishings haven't the room. You will see Shoesjfor Everybody. things here that you will not find Some of the Newest Just Out elsewhere in town. Styles Brought 27 Stores. It's the best time now to have In Zenith Lines. your presents laid aside and we are satisfied that we can make it to advantage to purchase here. your Ever since we began the manufacture and sale of our Zenith Shoes for wo-- , men, we have taken the lead, in Bridgeport, in producing smart footwear for women. That this is very generally recognized is shown by the wonderful growth of our shoe businessespecialty In the more advanced styles. As evidence that we are main- are near to mm We enough taining our reputation we present the following new styles: Main Street for conveni- Cravenette Cloth the much worn suede shoes for winter ence, yet far enough for Shoes, replacing HEAD TO FOOT CL6TH2ERS. economy. wear. These are handsome button models with slant tops, plain toe, high graceful arch and Cuban heel; made in Oxford and black; easily, cleaned. A Zenith special, Many Beautiful Presents Bridgeport, Conn. To Be Obtained Here Be- price $4.00. sides Gold and Silver. Women's Winter Tan Shoes Two very smart styles, one in Russian Calf, button with slant top, high arch and Cuban heel, a very dressy tan shoe, price $3.50. The other is a new mannish shape lace shoe with perforated wing tip, made of Nor- wegian tan which turns water. A Zenith special, price 4.00 - INSURE YOUR. WATCH. ALL WON- Among the most sensible shoes for misses we have seen are the new cloth-to- p MONEY MANICURE dull calf button shoes we are have welted soles and c showing. They square? heels, aa.ves Your WAtch SETS, $2. and are strong and durable, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00. FOR $1.59. I will put Watch in per- FOE 12.00 1 will put your watch in Plan fect order and Insure It forone year Plan perfect order and insure it for one aealnst stopping and breaking of year against stopping and breaking B acci- And from this up to $5 for ster ' springs. of springs, and if damaged by Women's Hose Women's Knit dent will make all necessary re- ling silver. This is a great conven Underwear in all free of charge. In a great variety pairs ience as it is so compact tnewnoie the best makes set of manicure in the of the standard INCORPORATED ) pieces Jgoes from 25c and in all sizes. buffer and for traveling there is brands 8 X. CHILDREN eauals it. It is one of the to $3 a pair. OUTFITTERS T0MEN WOMEN Basement. W. F. STANTON, Jeweler, nothing Basement most popular gift articles for 1909 to BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 1229 Main St., OpD.GoldSt, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. the lladies. Elsewhere there is a demand for these sets. Ask & Co. great 20 Years With E. W. Button to see them anyway.

m Time to Buy Your y Auction. .9) I Winter Blankets and Robes. o'clock, at the residence of Samuel D. Tasch, 2 from Conn.', mile Shall Monroe, What Sharpe, We Have Them To Sell. Monroe station, on account ux biuhucob . Reliable Optician, I will sell my entire herd of fine cows, r.lcHcr nf tho fnllnwlnsr- - 2 fresh- - 1 W. W. Stevens & Co., due December 10; 1 due December 18; 13 White St., Danbury. 1 due January xo, isivj x uuo douumj 16 Conn. 1910; 5 Also new culti- - Get Danbury, 22; springers. Him WbitoSt., 1 h.v roL-- phfllnfl 1 snrinff- - tooth' harrow, 1 wood sled, 1 sleign, l runaooui, x surrey, & mum. wagons, 2 mowing machines, 1 plow, 8 in nana A Qn.miart nnnlpra. and other articles too numerous to men- For De- Christmas? FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. tion. Remember the day, Thursday, Once tried always used. B. Hawley & cember 9. If stormy, will be held on Co., Stepney, Conn. the nrst iair .ay. unanes v. oea-uBie- j, auctioneer. about to Him for Christmas? Milk Peed. Worrying whit give FOR SALE Blue Ribbon I Peet & Co., Kuppenheimer and A balanced ration for milk cows. B. Con'tdoit,'Madaml Rogers, & Co, Stepney, Conn. Brand" Clothes Hawley Come here'and we'll solve the in "Society FOB SALE Plue Ribbon Milk Feed. directly problem that makes you money. B. Haw- a that will ley & Co., Stepney, Conn. way please you. FOB SALE Blue Ribbon Milk Feed. The milk producer. B. Hawley & Co., m Stepney, Conn. mm Now the North Pole From our lines of all sorts of handsome garmfents for Men's, the is Head-wea- r, II m DDirxT-rD- i ymim Has been discovered, half country Boys' and Children's wear, or from our large variety of JOHN SI engaged In controversy as to who dis- M covered it, while the other half is won- or our elegant creations in Toygery, there are many choice dering what good the North Pole is any- and Man or would be delighted to find in way. But there are discoveries nearer elegant things any Boy ' home about which there is no argument his stocking Christmas morning. and which are mighty important to the discoverers. For ntence people here- abouts have discovered that when the North Pole weather hits this town there is nothing like a sleight, some warm. rones ana a string or Deus. uur line 01 Come to A Man's Store 18 and sleighs, this year, includes the smartest on runners. Clean, $20 things graceful 1 1 lines; roomy, higgh-backe- d seats; fur- For A nished up to the top-not- of luxury Man's Things Its to strains of and built stand the many winters. For all that they are low When the Corner Store's standard of priced. Then again, we have robes of Library every kind of fur, warm blankets for the us considered, you must not assume that it horse, bells in strings and chimes to Let us Christmas. quality liven up the occasion and foot warmers Come and See the Latest show you what hed like for means that make a sleigh-rid- e aa comfortable high prices. the fire. We'll lay aside selection and mum. well-fitti- ng as an evening by your keep more men knew what SO- -., Would that stylish, A. X. BBI8C0E ft Bread Mixer I suits and Overcoats are to be found in our Sandy Hook, Conn. FOB SALE 200 sheaves of corn stalks We return your money if you lines at $18 and $20. and also three thoroughbred leghorn distinction to our roosters at $2.00 each while they last are not satisfied, after a trial. Whatever gives higher priced Address or call on Henry A. Wood, New- Suits and Overcoats is found in them. The costlier town, R. F. D. 84, Conn. Everythine in Uardware, from fabrics account for the prices. COME to the place of Walter Russell a Polo Sticks to Paint. Our prices higher yearling bull, black and white. Owner can have same by proving property and and our goods are all right. Axel faying charges. Johnson, We give a Bice picture with each Coats cash sale to 50 cents. Fur Coats and Fur Lined NOTICE TO TBAFFEBS I will pay amounting highest market prices for all raw furs ARE READY. If you have any on hand write to me and I will call on you. Now is the time The to sell them while the prices are high. Hardware & Danbury.ECPI5 Conn. Reefers Peter H. FenneU, Danbury, Conn. TeL Boys' and Children's Suit3, Overcoats, and 8M-- 5. all wool suits at qual- LOST Gold locket with monogram A. Supply Co., Furnishings. Dandy $3.9816 M. one Fleur de lis on ' H. on side, other. FOR SALE A good cheap work horse. WAITED To buy history of Hubbell set with small chip diamonds. Two 1215 24 . of- Main Also about white Leghorn hens and family of Huntington, published by J. H. ity. photographs Inside. Reward will be St, BOc 409 to chickens, each. Mrs II. J. Scribner Hubbell, Broadway. New York. Ad fered If returned Postofflce box 643, Conn. dress Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. Newtown, Conn. Bridgeport, Conn., Redding,