fJfpS Star Wind Mills. Charter Used Any Purpose do Gasoline En- If you not want a Engine, what Stationeries, Portables, do you think of a Windmill? I am sura that you Gasoline gine ani Pumps. can't do better than to buy a STAR. Lots in use Stuta Your Power Meeds or Your around here, and all satisfactory. Engine. Customers' Needs. The Bee. E. N. SIPPERLEY, - - Westport, Conn. Newtown E. N. Sipperley, Westport, Ct.

VOLUME AUGUST XXV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, 29, 1902. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 34

LOCAL anywhere, all sorts of school supplies. AFFAIRS. not only for scholars but for Boards of Education, can be found at low prices. DEATH OF REV DR JAMES K. HA-ZE- N If unable to call, just drop a card for School Suits OF RICHMOND, VA., any books wanted. Tailor-Mad- e Clothing Ready for Wear. Under-Price- s. A PROMINENT MINISTER IN THE PRES- RETURNS FROM A WESTERN TRIP. At BYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH. New No Main 3 A. T. NETTLETON BRINGS BACK WITH v 981 Street, HIM A BATHER LARGE KANSAS TROUSER TIME. H The Messrs Smith and Mrs A. D. A Fairchild of Newtown received word YARN. Our trousers is Ct. - finish of vacation sees the finish of August sale timed to meet needs. offers Bridgeport, j The your on Monday of the death of their uncle, your It a sure cure School a new Rev James K. D. Arthur T. Nettleton, the popular for limp, frayed or trousers that deserve retirement. boys summer clothes. suggests Hazen, I)., secretary treasurer of baggy Timely prices of Publication of the Presbyterian the Newtown Savings Work trousers 98c, 1.98 and outfit; we suggest you get it here prices are Church in the United States, which oanic, arrived in JNewtown, last week $1.58, 2.48. Fine quality of business and near the cost line. occurred last week Friday. Thursday night, after an enjoyable dress trousers, $2. 8, $3.48 and $3.98. Finest dress trousers, cut from 00 and pretty or Western trip. He found the West $6 Mid-Summ- Tne death Dr Hazen removes $7.50 to $4.98. er Norfolks and suits, made to sell last from the denomination with which he prosperous, the immense crops being was affiliated one most an important factor. He found St Short on trousers for men spring at 3.50 and 4.50, cut to 2.98. of its honored now prices long young and big boys. 98c $1 48 ' double-breaste- and ministers. Paul, bis former home, a citv of better of Norfolks and d distinguished Widely $1.98, $2.48 and $2.98. Best for 69c and 89c. YVash Sale. The grades known here and throughout the South, 175,000 people and Minneapolis having pants boys, 48c, pants ' 25c suits, regularly 5.00 and 6.00, cut to his departure will be sincerely mourn zou.uuu population, in st Paul tnere and 48c. his am been erected a state canitol build For a short time 3.98. ed, though long illness, particular a cost of and offer .our entire stock of ly during its last days, nad led au to ing at $3,000,000, other 1 & Pants that give more than their money's expect the worst, He was taken sick large ana important buildings. The about three months ago, but general response to the question, "How KEEP COOL. n mounted Toilet and Desk Goods worth in 45c and 75c. Hats and thought is; Dusiness?" Mr The we wear, caps, at the time that it was a case of ordi- was, "liood!" Net at half pries. reaton, which would soon tleton passed two days at Duluth, haye not eomplete lines and new blouses and shirt waists, underwear and stockings nary indisposition Zephyr light clothes to catoh that blows thin home- pass on. hie sougnt renei ana rest, at which he had not visited for 15 years. every zephyr flannel, patterns will soon bs here. for re He brought back with him and wool crash suits that comfort and leave to be boys. the seashore, but finding neither a spun spell nothing desired in looks turned ana attempted to resume nis Kansas corn story, which is so good and work. a month he was we give it entire. Mr Nettleton says style. About ago ne sees no and summer suits men down from forced to leave off and since that time reason to douot its accuracy. Sacks Norfolks, were $10 to $15, now 5.88, $6.88 and $9 88 With tor he was confined to his bed. The story: "The horrible news comes and closely from Blue near town imn shirts to help along comtort rh una reds of new madras negligees 10.00 to 20.00 to 6.98, 8.98, 9.98 12.98, At first Dr Hazen suffered from acute Springsw that that in risk next season indigestion, but later a complete break last Saturday illie McKeaghn climb uaiici ua, f i.w. oiiins iroill owe TO fO.DU. why regrets that you didn't buy down ensued. His heart was affected ed a cornstalk to see now the corn was uaiuy ? Thin underwear and summer belts a summer suit now A month's wear now and a and his system went to pieces. His getting along, and the stalk is growing hosiery; bright neckwear; md light son, a was up taster tnan tne Doy can cumo down. weight suspenders. Premium For summer's comfort for little money. practicing physician, always xne is out of Three at bis side, but constant medical atten boy plumb sight. 1 hm separate coats and trousers, b vests that are warm in - tion could not arrest the malady, once men have undertaken to cut down the ancy appear- Customers.. he rallied and some was felt for stalk with axes and save the boy from ance only. hope so To from the bills this ' his ultimate recovery, but he sank starvation, but it grows fast that bring you way, the few bis they can't hack twice in the same We propose to give spectacles away ; & again. During past days The is on If can but see to find our store F. K.EANE Co. death had been expected at any mo- place. boy living nothing you JOHN and out raw corn and has thrown We guarantee you will see more , Z-ihr- ment, when he passed away Friday already ary ij all were for the in- down over four bushels of cobs. It is for the beautiful goods we here display the r'uoJc Dujdn morning prepared here has Will look still better on Spectacle day. evitable. His children were at his reported that the stalk at WU9f3ki 3c tained such a nivvnrwim Stoma Afain toAn bedside. dizzy height that the Hcad-to-Fo- ThM the corner of streets ot We propose to fit and give away was on cobs now catch fire and are consumed Dr Hazen born the 29th of. Main Street and Fairfield -Aventt.- - Bridgeport. Fifty lair of classes a dav. 1833, in West Mass., before reaching the earth." NEW HAVEN. O April, Springfield, Clothiera (NORTHWEST CORNER) BPUNGFIKD IDG E P RT. the son of Rev R. S'. Hazen, a Congre- va V VI J warns vae vai J vms'"U v auva minister. In his early life ANDV Conn. For the month of at our store. gational SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY PIC Bridgeport, August the' family moved to Connecticut, NIC though Dr Hazen in 1852 returned to A Superior School. Massachusetts and entered Williams AT KOXBUKY FALLS. R. Randall Davidson. college. From this institution he was 4th Door Below Postofflce, graduated in 1856. A good number of Newtown people Shortly after leaving college Dr Ha- will probably attend the annual Sun 34 Main Street, Ansonia, Conn. zen went to" Prattville, Ala., in con- day school rally at Roxbury Falls. Ct.. Union BusinessCollege nection with an extensive manufac- under tne auspices of the Connecticut turing establishment in which some of bunday bchool Association, Tuesday, THE Main and Congress Sts., Bridgeport. his friends were interested. He en- September 2. The morning will be Corsets. gaged in business there and was suc- given to a general social, renewal of Wall cessful. As an active Christian lay- old acquaintance and picnic. A short Papersl Oldest, man, he exerted, even then, a great program is arranged for the afternoon. PATTERSON We are showing some good values in Corsets, among them a Largest, Strongest. influence in the religious lire of the at which time addresses will be given net Corset at 25c, and many at 50c upwards. An expert fitter Wall and a while he was oy H. 11. or light Papers! ESTABLISHED n YEARS. community after hpooner, president the As is to be found here who will be to you to select a per- Wall Papers will be sold during the next 00 urged to enter the ministry. This he sociation, and May B. Lord, field COMPANY. very glad help days at very low prices. (Jail, look at our large finally decided to do. Alter thorough worker. Rev R. W. Raymond of Strat- fect fitting corset. Appointments may be made with onr fitter by mail. stock and get prices before you buy. Our dis- was or- ford will also in for he examined and speak on "Denver Con - in counts will astonish you. They must go to Union Business College Is the oldest, largest and strongest School Bridgeport eda preparation 73-7- 9 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Just now some great Bargains the Underwear Dept. make place lor new gonas. dained in March, 1861, by the presby- vention echoes." Sherman Coggswell IJnlon Business college always has been, always will be. the best business school in tery of East Alabama. of New Preston will have charge of the W. W. WALKER & i For next 17 Dr Hazen serv- A time is assured to all SON, Union Business College provides more students and strangers with positions than all the years singing. good AAA G sO 1. ,..,1 .. l ed as of Prattville wno .' WW Ifnln1UUIU UVes VUe niL al.itnflir immltinwl the pastor the attend. .UllUgliUIUT1,a. Courses of Study: Shorthand and Typewriting, Bookkeeping and Business, English Stu- church, the membership of which will 130 Five School. too much cannot be said for College in Bridgeport, wbich open dies. Capacity, students. Instructors. Night now under his grew fnun 24 to 200. The editor ailments, FAIRFIELD COUNTY. 166 Manufacturers, Bankers. Lawyers and Merchants of Bridgeport have in their ministry enjoyed a pleasant call, them. H. K.Mott, Newtown; S. U. on September 2 for a term of six 1 to 9 of our and and the number is increasing. In 1877 he was elected Dy tne uenerai on William a New- emDlov from graduates students, new booklets revised of Saturday, Patchen, Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, months. 3? Write or call fjr new and complete Illustrated catalogue. Also, Assembly secretary the publication town boy, who holds the responsible E. A. and enlarged. , and a year later he was also made of foreman of Trumbull; Hunan, GaylordsviUe; EASTON. I. DEALERLEWIS,IN resi- position the carpenters' W. a. Sherman. " GEORGETOWN. treasurer. He now took his llawley, I up department in the great Scoville Man- .- -a , dence in Richmond. The affairs of ufacturing Co.'s in Waterbury. Robes and plant j Harness, Blankets, the Publication Committee he brought They now employ something more than ST JOHN'S CHURCH. BAPTIST CHUKCH NOTKS. LITTLE BI8TON AND UMPAH ACO. Stable Goods. ! out of confusion and depression into 3,000 hands. were BARGAINS order and success, and he succeeded in SUNDAY 8EKVICK8. Three candidates for baptism The annual clam bake in Umpawaug In Clocks and or examined on Sunday and accepted by Glen was beld last week Friday, and a EVFann produce taken exchange. You will find a line of Watches, Drancn tne Dea F. Hitchcock ne-x- t complete restoring this important Floyd attended Morning prayer and sermon the church. Their baptism will lake good dinner was served to all who were 184 John Prices. Fine Watch, Clock and Repairing. church work to an effective business service at the Congregational church will re- - con- St., Bridgeport. Jewelrv at Bargain Jewelry Bv business on Sunday. Evening prayer be place on August 31, if everything lort unate enougn w oe tnere. mere condition. his iudgment Sunday morning and by request ad a of . and his he won confi sumed week later. nected with the administration the was tbe pleasure of meeting with prudence the dressed tne ounoay scnooi in an inter- rite be propitious. friends that we had not met dence and esteem of the church in the esting manner and recited a poem. be- Very Pretty Patterns HENRY C. REID, Mrs Carlson, Miss Anna Carlson and The announcement in last week's since the same occasion last year, TO JOHN highest degree. At his death the pub issue lawn to be new And Are among our new wall SUCCESSOR REID, bouse is in a con Mr Mrs Mc Masters Ado) ph and Henry Carlson are concerning the party sides making acquaintances. You never more choose lication flourishing and Archibald Arthur held on zu were came aper stock. had to dition, the work is strong and has two in New passing a week in New York City. at the parsonage August there visitors present that rom and you are bound to be pleased. This 952 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. spent days Haven, last was as it should have been except that from distant cities, who by their the time to have your home made beautiful been largely extended. Similarly with week. They also passed Monday or cream to be wavs social reasonable prices. Call and see us now. school of which he instead of cake and served, genial and dispositions the Sabbath papers last week in the Park City. William Tomlin has irone to Wilke- - there will be a regular supper such as soon won tbe friendship of tbe entire We have had prac- was the editor. for a week's visit. how COUGHL1N BBOS, tical experience at vear 188o Dr Hazen took Robeson of Berkshire had barre, Penn., the Baptist ladies know t pre company. Even Baby Osborn, with A Of A the bench. This About the George pare. ner sweet race ana ways, soon 1 1 17 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. For Century value to YOU as up his residence in Bon Air and be- the misfortune to lose a horse, last pretty means that we haveQuartergained a knowledge of the business, which is of great of He week. W. W. an clerk became the pet of tbe company. After well as to us. and this knowledge enables us to do on the premises what many jewelers have came the pastor the community. Finch, affable at the ASPETUCK AND VICINITY. dinner woods with to send to be done. This causes delay and RISK, as many valuab e articles are lost In succeeded in a store of B. H. Beers & Co., is tbe rang tbe merry away cost 1 he amount building Presbyterian dividing shouts and of the people, as A. M. Briscoe & transportat ion. It also enables us to give better service at less increasing house of and it into Edwin T. Lake and children of a week's vacation between Southing-ton- , Miss L. Cogshall of New Haven is laughter Son, of work out us Is evidence that our and good service are appreciated. worship developing both old and in play. A turned by ability a strong field, and also in establishing Bridgeport are staying at John Springfield, Mass., and other visiting her friend, Miss Jennie P. young joined Hook, Conn. long rope made a conspicuous part of Sandy TAYLOR & GREGORY, one or two missions in Chesterfield Hughes' in Taunton. points. Wood. the fun and from an old man of 85 NEW AND SECOND county. He was pastor of the Bon Air Miss Lena Fanton is visiting her of his and The Newtown colony of young peo Miss in years down to a child of three years in HAND CARRIAGES Practical Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn. church at the time death, The reoublican caucus for the nomi friend, May Thompson, some was sure to be Jewelers, was much beloved his people. ple at Myrtle Beach has received; re way caught. If by nation of to several con s was ma cruits in the persons of Misses delegates the Mr Mrs . ureen-- tbe old saying is true tnat laugning We Buy, Sell or Trade. Come in and see us Dr Hazen marriea try years Katbryn ventions will be neia at tne uriCK and i. rarsenoi will drive blues all went and ne is survived Dy nis wiaow. Houlihan, Juliet Martin and JSisle M. . Farms at C. B. away the ago, Mrs building, Newtown, on Monday even-- spent Sunday home that night. those He leaves also three sons, Dr Charles Moore. Hervey Wheeler is now m. bappy Among. JNea honors as rone. ing, September l, at i.jo p. Van-derbe- rg present were Mr ana urs ji in , PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS Hazen of Richmond, va., Hazen, doing the chape Misses Nellie and Marietta j. Ol C. & in of Island are stead, Gerald Olmstead, Robert in of P. Branch Co., lieutenant Long boarding zaimon Keea ana COLLEGE the R. L. I. Blues, and James S. Hazen, Harry Pinckney, who is stopping G. R. Wilson left his road machine at Mrs J. J. Foster's. stead, wire, iiarry, Albert L. M. D., BROWN'S with A. W. Reckon Mt Ernest ana mnnore tteea, frame jei-- Schuyler, and three Mrs Smith of Capt Pleasant, on road to on Mrs William Foster and granddaugh PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. daughters, is an the leading Taunton liffand wife, Edgar Field and wife. Bon Air; Miss Edith Hazen and Miss expert fisherman. During the and Monday he found ter of Lone island, wno nave oeen : a m. 1 1 to Saturday night, Mrs Mrs Office Residence. Hours to a. ns week he has home sever- Bennie Field, Jane Sherwood, at Re-ope- for the Fall Term ad, with Day and Grace Hazen. All of the children of past brought smashed up. Tiie spending the summer at William p. m. 1 7 to p. m. Sept. al of tine bass from Taunton the machine badly O. Piatt. Mamie fiatt.Juiiet fiat t, and Night Bell at Residence. Dr Hazen live at Bon Air, and they strings beam and levers were broken and the Wakeman's. has returned borne. Telephone evening sessions. of pond. . Mr Mrs of A. E. Banks and wife, Howard Banks, Newtown street. out-of-to- were all at bis bedside at the time machine turned down. was and Sniflln and family No. 24S-3- I. Free Commutation Tickets to stu- upside It Louise Banks, Mrs Brewster, Mrs Telephone his death. a contemptible Diece of vandalism and Bridgeport, who have been boarding Mrs dents. Enrollments should be made to secure a Mrs Thomas Bristol of Obtuse, who M. A. home. Ephraim Barlow, Joel Barlow, James W. early been blood Mr wuson oners a liberal reward i or at Wakeman's, have gone Mrs Miss Phebe Miss Dk. Gordon, seat. a limited number received. has suffering from poison the detection of the Evans, Selleck, Only SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. ing in her arm, is improving. guilty parties. Marion Selleck, Seth Sanford, wife PHYSICIAN ANDSUUOEOm, 500 positions last year. AN ENJOYABLE PICNIC. and son, J. B. Goodsell and wife. Miss Mr Mrs of Ob Residence, Main St., Sandy Hook, Conn A visit to the school will be appreciated. A 100 and J. Howard Peck L. St tterson of Botsford had The Congregational Sunday school Emma Goodsell, Mrs Louise win, miss PARTY OF GATHER AT LAKESIDE. Pa the T .wtlla Hill nharlas Hill 848-3- 5. tuse from a to Mrs Telephone call: have returned visit misfortune, while mowing for John H . nicnic at Beardslev Park. Wednesday, mil Uan Peck's parents, Mr and Mrs Miles B. Chautems. to be thrown from bis ma the 20th was a success. The Clare Hill, Eben Hill, Mrs Benjamin Tuesdav proved an ideal day lor a of Monroe. great M. and of Con Burr, chine, lie was badly bruised aoout tne Sunday school took a special car at Bougbton, .Florence Burr, uiarence Celeste A. Benedict, D. picnic, the gathering the head and shoulders and was laid for Brooklawn and on the way back visited Burr, John Burr; L. B. Benedict and gregational Sunday school at Taunton up Mrs Benedict and Mr and Physician and Surgeon, M. J. Cavanaugh landed a fine bass, a tew days, but is now able to be about Seaside Dark. About 80 enjoyed tne wife, Lucy lake was a success in every way. About one from Taunton a and sack Mrs Bates from South Norwalk; Wil Conn Building, 46 Cannon Street, 100 were present. Tables were ar day last week, pond. again. euting. Baseball, potato 8 State Street, Bridgeport, Taylor hve ano one-na- ir race and a bountiful lunch made up liam Mix from Wallingford; Mr and ranged under the trees. The tables it weighed pounds. Mrs E. Osborn from New Haven; Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. Conn. were built R. D. Smith and George Mrs and Miss Mamie the day's pleasure. Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m., t to 4 p. m Bridgeport, by Margaret Troy Alonzo Osborn from New Paltz, N. Y.; Barnum. to whom the thanks of the Miss Carrie Parker of Obtuse is ma Troy, who have been visiting with Mrs Miss Hattie Lineburg of Derby and Mrs Seward and son, Ernest, from a N. A school are due. After the visit to friends in nave returned Aflcc OIIva Ari&fin Rsiv-" Sunday king Hoboken, Martin Troy at Botsford, Miss Ada Bennett of Bridgeport spent DwuiMvn.JI WWW, J M, w.. . w .mw.., - ri. DENTAL PARLORS. company were seated at the tables the J. to their home In Nor walk. a few with S. M. Osborne. son from New and Wil was x air- days York, Joseph Expert dentistry, painless and rellable.most Headquarters blessing asked dv Artnur u. Mr and Mrs John G. Melley spent liams from JSew York, brotner oi Mrs modern and scientific appliances used for For child, superintendent of the Sunday F.li. Sherman of Monroe was a guest A reliable time piece is wbateveryone Sunday in Hattertown. Olmstead, who spends bis vacation painless operations. school of the Bethel Congregational of Mr Mrs S. wants, the kind we sell. JNo one sold and last week, and John Peck it's a as Dr Richards has his place every summer in umpawaug ana in DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, Harness. church. There was an abundance of of Obtuse. can give you better time piece for to leave town. whose these festivities are held. expects honor eatables, and the children as usual little money as we can. a a our G. is to bis duties In 1903. Dentist. OflVe at residence on We manufacture our own Harness, In which we uae the best material TReid & R. Sherman begin May we all meet again ' Burgeon were to occasion. Boats Miss of Obtuse visited watches guaranteed. Todd, Ave., New Mllford. equal the Mary Troy as principal of the school in oqueta Whittlesey workmen the (no work.) 1054 k and employ the best by day, piece were provided, wnicn were Kinaiy friends in Newtown, last week. jewelers and opticians, Main nnr-.- on September 2. Beniamin Banks had tbe misfortune We uie line vi nurse uuu swdic uuuua u looked W. M. M. A. off He IS. carry largest after by Reynolds. street, Bridgeport. Svlvester D. Powell, a recent to cut two toes, last Saturday. Charles Everything for Horse, everything for Driver. Georure Parker has resigned his Dosi-- nf VhIa. received anoointment was wood and the axe Platt, and Dress Suit Cases of description. has the cutting slipped. Tsaehsr Piano, Organ and Theory, Trunks, Bags every Miss Nellie Fairchild of Dalton, tion at the Hawleyville depot and has R. D. Booth of Ferrisbere, Vt.. has nt Instructor in History and Political Dr Smith attends him. NEWTOWN, CONN. Mass., has been the week in accepted a position in Bethel. been the guest of his sister, Mrs D. C. Science in tbe Pennsylvania otate Harry Osbom's little son, Leroy, passing who was ill last week, is better Instructions given on Vlollnand Mandolin. & town with her grandparents, Dea and Peck. College. This institution Is located in very PECK LINES, Mrs William Fairchild. It. R. Gates of Beaver Brook, who is tne borougn or btate uouege. aimosi m now. & well known here, has been suffering Mr and Mrs Fulton and daughter of the exact geographical center of Tbe Boston scnooi will begin, Sep Oscar Pitzschler Son, 185 to 287 Middle St., Conn. from muscular rheumatism, but is and is oneof tember 8. Bridgeport, Miss Harriett Wellock of New York now. New Haven, recent guests of Mrs James Pennsylvania, tbe colleges & much better Weaver of Mt returned to endowed by lano irom tne Barbers Hairdressers, City is the guest of Mr and Mrs George Pleasant, grants a Hook and their home on Monday. National government. It has faculty PLATTSVILLE. Nawtown, Sandy Hawleyville K. Wilson. Joe Knowlton of the Worcester mar membership of nearly 60 and a rapidly Newtown Shop open every day. Hawleyville We Draw Teeth ket on White street, Danbury, is re student HOYDEN '8 DILL NOTES. hon open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday of increasing body numoering Honk every week Mrs A. W. Fairchild, who is at Grace ceiving daily fresh invoices peaches, Mr and Mrs DeWitt Weed, who have at present about 700. Mr Powell will A. has a new morning. Sandy shop open use of Dr. Warnes' New Painless nas L. Jennings purchased ay. Only nrsi class worn. With absolutely no pain. By the hospital in New Haven, for treatment, wbicn are extra nne. ie nice lit been guests of Mrs Marcus Camp, re have charge of the of cow ana u. snerwooa a norse or robbed of all Its terrors. So per- which he is at 12 and department js. POOL. TABLE. Process we have the dental chair is improving slowly. Mr .rraircniia tle hams selling turned to their home in New Haven History, subject only to the direction parties in Stepney. fect are our methods In this respect that we have sometines found, went to New Haven on Tuesday. 13c Der pound, and all his other meats on Saturday. nf thp President. Mrs L. A. Jennings and cousin have at the conclusion of the work to be done, the patient calmly asleep are at a very low figure. He also car Miss Phebe Selleck of Ridgefield is been entertained at Eber E. second-visi- t Wa es- Gould's, In the chair. No one ever dreads the to us. The oroDertv of Mrs Meehan, near ries a full line of fresh vegetables, President D. C. Peck of the New at present a at the home of . G. and E. B. Sherwood's. DrRS.Todd, We never deceive them. fish. see old guest Jennings' pecially ask yon to bring the children. the Tunnel, is advertised for sale. Mrs clams and Stop and your town and Mrs Peck are F. Andrews. Miss and are Savings bank, Miss Ada Jennings and Helen Surgeon After the flrst visit their confidence in us is absolute they Meehan now lives in wateroury, out friend when in uanpury. spending the week in Saratoga. A guest at Peter Peterson's is a niece Jennings have returned from their Veterinary afterward our friends. Our little prices will pleasantly sur- may be made to either her The New Milford, Ct. always application M. of the host from Bridgeport. north. you and our work and material are the very best always. sons, Owen or James Meenan. W. Reynolds and Hervey is somewhat out of health trip cou- - prise DUt in a fishine on Taunton young lady Mr ana Mrs Henry uoiev ana day at Rev O. O. Wright returned from his and is hoping to regain her strength in dren of a day and Mrs Charles Morris of lake, last week, and captured 18 pounds vacation on of Westport recently spent THE BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS, Attorney nve- - trip Thursday, having tbe bracing air the country. with Mr and Mrs J. u. Snerwooa. V. Zoar are the happy parents of a son, or oass. Mr Keynoias landed a been absent 25 days. Mrs Lucinda Beers of Long Hill is at Dr V. florrell, 420 CONN. in a William Relyea has been indisposed MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, born on Sunday. pounder the boat, which gave present making her annual visit at her and has consulted Dr Donaldson. DU. E. S. WAUNES, DR. O. M. PENNY. Associate mighty flop and landed in the water Mrs Beers is in VETERINARY, Manager. Mr and Mrs J. Botsford Fairchild me swear ror sam Miss Lillie Troy is In Norwalk old home. Although Mrs Ella HlUar has been away for Franklin Danbury. N. B. Railroad fare allowed on 15.00 worth of work. again, "ijet you," a week with her grandmother, Mrs her 89th year she is still able to walk several weeks. 73 St., passed Saturday in Oakville, guests of Wheeler, wiping the tears from his half a mile to attend service at tne Stable. Mr and Mrs William Andrews, former- eyes. Margaret rroy. sue a member Office at Dunn's Livery Newtown. church where has been MONROE. No, 27S. ly from for more than 70 years. Telephone: ALBANY S. F. Tilsoa of Hook has an Crofut went one THE DBNTX0T8, Sandy Sherman cooning Attorney Nehemiah Candee of New A PEACH FESTIVAL. FIRST-OLAS- William of Franklinton, N. fine of S WORK. Baptist unusually piece tobacco., night last week, and captured four Haven recently visited his father and C, is visiting his daughters, Mrs John fine large coons. friends There will be a peach festival at the Y. II. D., 1032 Main Conn. and Misses Sallie and Maggie P. H. McCarthy made a flying trip other in this vicinity. East Village Methodist church, Fri- J. Ilelbonrne, St., Bridgeport, Ray A somewhat Water-bur- He expects to remain a to Fittsfleid, Mass., on Saturday. peculiar accompani day evening, August 29. John y Baptist. more. A few of the members of the New- ment to the showers on Sunday after Bank Conn. month or Co. noon were one will furnish the peaches free 64 St., Derby, Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pel town Fire have placed the runway the rainbows, coming from his famous peach farm. Tbe la- School season is lets have all the merit that can be into tbe engine house in such order near tbe tbe close of the first shower, dies of the church will furnish cake rapidly drawing will to ap- and near more than Has opened a Sanatorium for near; everybody is anxious to know claimed for them. C. R. Hoover & that it be possible get the another sundown, and cream. Ageneral good time may school books can be of Texas, writes: "We paratus out in future without carrying an hour after the first made its ap be will to- the Cure of Cancers. Dr Mel where bought? at Bro., Pontotoc, A will soon be to expected. The proceeds go the lowest prices. They also would have been selling Ramon's Liver Pills it out. pole put up pearance. ward the new parsonage furniture bourne Removes all Cancers to know old books can be and Tonic Pellets ever since we have facilitate drying tbe hose and other Union Cemetery has received its like where made. The committee annual tbe hands of the fund. under a sold and second-han- d books bought. If been in the drug business, and can improvements mowing at guarantee. will call or send to H. H. as to their merit. All are under obligation to Attorney sexton. Rev A. J. Smith of Grace church, you Jackson, speak heartily Landlord Houlihan and Miss Grace M. Sherman announces New Haven, will preach In the East ! stationer, 990 Main street, Bridgeport, who use them speak in their praise. Beecher, No Knife I No Pain cases of sick headache are in- others for material and other things in that arrangements have been made for Village church, next Sunday you will find the conditions mentioned In they work. her attendance Brown's Business above. The best five-ce- sold valuable, while for stomach and bowel connection with the at ., All stores sell these pad Telephone All, ji-it- Derby, Ct first class goods. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.

Mr and Mrs Knowles over Sun- at the home of George E. Garlick & power engine for his cider mill and George feed and can do work day. Son. mills, all at the DRY GOODS NEWS. George Adams is recovering from a Mrs Minnie Hawley is entertained at shortest notice. Mr Williams also has serious illness. the home of Mr and Mrs Franklin put in an appliance for steaming all Mrs Daniel Wood of Redding has re Nichols. cider barrels thoroughly before filling, turned to her home after spending a Miss Mabel Hlckox from Watertown wnicn win be an advantage over tne few days with her mother. is a guest of her grandmother, Mrs M. old style of cleaning. L). Or. tierownas spent ine.pasLjween. S. Atwood. Haying is about finished throughout his In Boston. David B. Wheeler has beenSat work this section. with daughter his Potatoes are on Mr ana Mrs jonn Myers euteruuueu for Homer W. Atwood, shingling rotting quite badly Alteration friends from out of town on Sunday. trrist mill: also making other repairs. some land, which has a tendency to E. & Co. Frank Mitchell, Wesley wuamanana Latest guests at Harley Warner's mate prices nigner. Charles Hatch attended the Uarmei are Mr ana Mrs Airrea tyae, aiso mr Smith, Murray fair, this week. and Mrs Hotchkiss from Woodbury, Children who are subject to croup and Mr and Mrs Henry Cbipman, from BETHEL always keep their mother uneasy. Mrs Waterburv. Successors to W. B. Hall fc Co. Sal E. W. Wiley or ureenviue, renn., wuo Mrs William smitn's aaugnter is ARTHUR B. OSBORNE. old "Bristol as has p.harce of the Holston Methodist home at the place," Arthur B. son of Mr August 1902. and the care of a large num- Mrs Smith has been quite sick. Osborne, 2i, Orphanage use Ramon's and Mrs George Osborne of Green ber of children, writes: "I wood Ave.. died at his home. Thursday AT THE Cough Syrup in tne urpnanage. BRIDGEWATER. 21. English x evening, August Mr Osborne bad It gives perrect sawsiacuon. uereuy been sick a rew weeks witn appendi recommend it." H.E.Mott, Newtown; AN ENJOTABLE MUSICALS. citis ana nan undergone an operation S. n. FSnll & Co.. Sandv Hook: S. J Mr and Mrs C. N. Hatch gave a very was as Parks. Trumbull: W. B. Hawley, from which he recovering well - enjoyable musicale at their residence as could be expected. Thursday after Sherman: E. A. Honan, Gaylords- in Bridgewater, Friday evening, Au noon Mr osborne was taken with a Benham Shoe Co., ville. gust 22. Mrs Hatch was assisted in chill which caused asthma, from receiving bv Miss Mav MCKenna or which he had been troubled, at times vioaK Koom. Conn., SOUTHBURT. New York City. The affair was under to become very severe. His condition Derby, efficient; or Jrroi worse lived SAD DEATH OF SAMUEL WARNER, the management grew rapidly and he only Charles W. Starr of Ward seminary. two hours, rne deceased was it years A sad accident occurred at the Nashville, Tenn., who also sang two of age and was held in high esteem by Sale of all Summer AH Diamond Match Co.'s mill in South solos in a finished and artistic man his many iriends ana acquaintances. Clearing Continues The Week. ford, last Monday morning. Samuel ner. Miss Bessie Bousall, alto of The funeral services were held at his Warner of Southbury, who was an em- Temple Emmanuel and contralto solo late home Saturday afternoon, and If you are not Intent on Goods to make room for the ploye at this mill, had occasion to gc ist of Church of the Messiah, both of were conducted by Rev B. M. Adams. near the main belt after some tools New York City, showed herself an ar The pall bearers were Charles Short, Desirable Bargains In stooping over to pick them up the tist of rare ability. rne 'ceno nice C. B. Short, James Durant, Frederick New Fall Goods. In order to Many holt which fastens the belt together aualitv of her tones and most charm Durant. John McCorkell. Jr., and Clif Left. came around and hit him on the back Inir riArsnnalitv rtaliirhted the aDOre- ford" Kyle. fol- Still of the head, knocking him over ana ciative audience. She was heard to Saving clean up stock we offer the rendering him unconscious, vr ureen the best advantage in "Nobll Signor was summoned dul tne patient never from the Huguenots." John Hartwell ST THOMAS PARISH CALLS A RECTOR. at recovered consciousness, dying in nf Boston, the nianist of the evening. A meeting of St Thomas parish was Money lowing Greatly Reduced than an hour. Mr Warner was 54 rendered a prelude rrom iiriegin a held, Wednesday evening, to take ac- vars old. He leaves a wife and seven masterly manner and was generous tion in regard to a new rector You d. calling won't care for what we Prices. wa-for- say Mi Mrs tester j. iiuuipsuu ox with encores. C. N. Hatch gave a to .the parish. The meeting unani If cniiaren, - here. real economy is what who is not afraid of extra work, sprayed Mrs Harry Carpenter of Water- tenor solo, his voice showing a remark mously votea to can Kev ueorge Wil you are after, our Clearance OUR NEIGHBORS. his trees in the spring. The result bury, Misses Nellie and Electra Warn- able deptb or power and rienness. liam Griffith of East Haddam, Conn Sale will Interest was no tent catternillars and no dis er. Samuel Warner of Watertown, Henrv C. Sanford sang with delicacy you. of kind tree voice eased apples any but every Chester Warner of New London and and feeling, his only adding A. L. Morgan is getting ready to oc Choice Colored Shirt Waists. Lace BROOKFIELD. is full of tine iruit. xnts is wnat tne Master John Warner. The funeral another to the accumulating laurels cupy his new store on uenter street, Department. Wednes- -- apple growers of the near future, was attended from his home, of Bridgewater talent. The closing or store nas been new Former 25c, now 19c each. Black Chantllly Bands and Medallions and A SUCCESSFUL FAIR. offic- tst The interior tne price not tne present muse come u, or day afternoon, Rev O. J. Range number was given by the quartet of Wheeler. Former 50c, now 3Bc each. Irregular effect all at reduced prices: was w so- - ly painted by George price fehurch held their annual uncertain crop or aerecuve appies. iating. The burial in the White Mark's church, Mrs e. k. rosier, snerman or water- Former 75c, now 48c each. 5c yard, former price 8c St Joseph's C. con at Florence a. price hall on Wednes- Oak cemetery. Drano: Mrs A. J. Queckberner, N. is her Former S1.00, now 79c each. 8c yard, former price 10c, l2Ka fair in Hendrickson . xn. town, Y., visiting parents, $7.50 price traito: J. jn Hatcn. tenor, ana a. Sl-5- 10c former 15c. day and Thursday eventncs of last of Hill has Mr and Mrs William Sherman oi De Former price S1.25, il.95, now 95c each. yd, price success. A Charles Johnsons Hull's Wooster. bass, xne success oi tne Dot Women's Dresses In Lawn 12Kc yard, formernice 19c week, which proved a grand new te Place. Some were Tab Linen, and - iust his no small measure Suits $io,$ia,$i5, crowd- attended both evenings MILFORD. completed evening depended in miss b iorence stamrora Percale, reduced to $1.50, $1.75, 11.95. laree New- NEW stocK oarn, wnicn is xn ieet, witu a upon enorts or Mrs u. wuecK- - wassmgoi $18 and $ao. from New Milford and tne a. j. has been the guest of Mr and Mrs A. .la- Walking Skirts in Black, Blue and Oxford. Danbury, are to be shed 42x12. B. H. Davis did the wopk. berner of Brooklyn, who This sale Includes our new town. The voung ladies Jfitnei or accompanied b. Liockwooa or ureenwooa avenue. cut and made Special at $2.48. in Misses Mabel and Jonnson soloists in a very creditable man test tailor suits. S5.00. Cotton Torchon Lace congratulated for the interest taken PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO MAKE A are of Mr and Mrs the The family of Samuel Morrison have We stand back of ar- Bathing Suits, $2.50 to hA.if t,. mifp. it, such a success, also Bridgeport guests ner. returned to theirhome after a month's every For trimming underwear,! to3 inches is BRIEF STOP IN TOWN. Christie Christeason. ticle purchased here. wide, t.h vniinur men. The following the Mrs Martin stowe ana cniiaren or Born in Carolina. R. I., a son, Har stay at Bell Island. acttfttl value 8c and 10c a yard. Special price liar, nf articles drawn by the person In his round the circle Presi- to Mr and Mrs Walter xi. Mrs Theodore Braunier and two 5c yard. Bar-rot- h swing East Village are with Mrs Charles old Mallett, holding the lucky number: M. G. dent Roosevelt will pass through New Bathbun. Mrs Kat noun is wen Known daughters are at Pine Grove for a few Wrappers. Krnnktield. 85 arold Diece: Thomas about Harrison for a week's visit. Milford, Wednesday, probably Dr Oatman has greatly improved his in Bridgewater as Miss Bessie, daugh davs. A good assortment of Wrappers In Light or Ribbons. Brookfleld, half dozen silver 1.30 n. m. is expected the tram win Albert B. Mallett. Mr ana Mrs oi Bos Dark effects. 49c, 75c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50 each. Garahan, It the front and chang terof lieorge nawiey - ana a 15 and that place by grading son were ton are Miss Scboon- former $5, now 150 knives iorns; james juuuriuuiaa, make brief stop, minutes, ing the walk. O. W. Ambler has been Mrs Lewis Fairchild and visiting Josephine Women's Linen Skirts, price Just received, pieces Black Taffeta Rib wrookfifild. sofa Dillow: William Bar the President will make a short speech of Mrs John last Sun maker of Golden Hill. $3.50. bon, No. 40. value Wc, ISHc M. O. in charge of the work, guests Harris, price yard. rett, Brooktield, rockers; Hughes, from a stand to be erected. The Miss Rofe Dillon of Stevenson visit day; also Miss Carrie Pierce and friend Miss Agnes Williamson has returned Boys Pants, 25c, 50c pair. Also Taffeta Ribbons in all the latest ool Xfw Hrit.ain. box citrars: James Lee, selectmen have a represen- or home after friends in Michi 50c each. 19c, flour and box appointed eri friends here the past week. JNew Miiroro. visiting Boys' Shirt Waists, 25c, ings, value price lHc yard. Brookfleld, barrel cigars; tative committee from among the citi Miss V. Burr of Hull's who nas gan. M. T. Kane, Brookfleld, ping pong set; zens, and the event is being looked for Hill, nc puonc scnoois win n, j. ues- - silk been seriously ill, is slowly improving. SHERMA.IT. i Mrs II. T. Hawley. Brookfleld, ward to with deep interest. Hundreds Dr Green has been for her. dav. ror tne ran term. umbrella; Sherry Sarrison, Brookfleld, from the neighboring towns will caring Many Betnei people went to .Lane of St Cecelia: Michael O'Don-- see Miss Annie Downs and Miss Martha CHURCH NOTES. nint.nrp. doubtless drive to town in order to Griffin of Ansonia spent the day with Kenosia, Saturday, to attend the drum np.n. Brookfleld. ton of coal: Patrick the President. A. P. Smith of The Newtown Bee corps carnival under the aus Brooktield. clock. The clock Mr and Mrs Fred Gray, one day last will in given Mvers. week. preach the Congregational pices of the Bethel drum corps ana the won by the Brooktield drum corps is on church, next bundav morning. Moore wnite rosi. u. a. it. & Co. STILL RIVER NOTES. Fred Gray, who has been among the meet Wed Smith, store. The Lockwood also keens ror vio Murray exhibition at tne siuFaevanb sick ones for a few days, is now on the King's Daughters strings Ira Waters expects to begin work on nesday afternoon with Mrs Charles lin, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and Honer nis house in about 10 gain and is able to get about. Stevens. Bridgeport. Conn. DEATH OF MRS THOMAS TAYLOH, days. UlarK n;. Liewis oi z,oar nas mouth organs, tne best in tne market Miss Nellie Waters and Arthur recently The monthly missionary meeting If vou want your piano tuned, send Wolfers returned to New York Mrs riiomas Taylor, who has been Frink were married, 13, at the moved into the tenement house of will be with Mrs M. G. Fri their infirm for a number of years.and August Charles Johnson. Gelston, to Lock wood's and he will send a first home, Thursday. tjuite Metnoaist parsonage. day afternoon, subject, Spain. class tuner to tune your piano, or if Mrs Cook or JN quite poorly for several weeks, died Frank Larson has the frame all Mrs A. Oberstern and children of Kev u. Moses win spena next sun- - Alexander Brooklyn. last She was over 80, surviv- New Haven were guests, last week, of vou want to purchase a piano he will Y.. is the guest of Miss Sarah L. Brad Friday. raised for his large stock barn. It day in his prospective parish, preach sell you one of & Son's at factory her husband about three years. 16-fo- Mr and Christie ennstenson. Wing ley. ing measures 80x40, with posts and ing for the west Avon people. prices, cueap ror casn, at mountain She has made her home with her son, ot Charles Turner of Woodbury has ac R. eight-fo- H. Beers basement. Jonn More & Co O. she died. The Li. stone. Place. Bethel. CORNWALL BRIDGE. fl. Taylor, where house and son are doing the work. cepted a position with H. Mr and Mrs W. B. Hawley spent Mr and Mrs Philo Gilbert and Mr funeral was at her late home, Rev C. a new S. H. Steele has recently bought Mrs New airfield. Edward Peck is building barn. Sunday in t and Mrs William Gilbert and son took NEWS IN BRIEF. Newtown, Aug. 29, 1902. W. Francis conducting the service. 40x20, with 12-fo- ot posts. Ira Waters Rebecca E. Betts' place. Mrs Lewis Durga is visiting Mrs D. a drive to one Interment was in the family lot in is work. W. H. Davidson, who has run the B. Mallory. pleasure Woodbury, day Mrs Weinstein with ber daughters. doing the few last week. Misses are Land's End cemetery. Mr and Mis Dayton Bartram wel Oak Tree House for the past David Leach, who has been visiting Mrs Henrv Gilbert on South street Is so- - Winifred and Emma, visit comed a son at their home, months, moved to Hotchkissville, last bis son in .pawling for two weeks, re lournlnir with friends In New York. ing their many mends in town. Saturday, - A NOTABLE CONCERT. 23. Tuesday. Ezra Dunworth of Water- turned to Sherman, Sunday, for anoth Airs nowara isecKeu, wno nas uuen serunw-I- v Mr and Mrs Charles Marvin have re August who has rented moved ill. Is slowlv recovering. Those who did not attend the clos- Ira Waters finishes, this week, har bury, the hotel, er weeks' visit witn nis aaugnter, Mrs Mrs Robert Hannan Is visiting her mother Flour. on his fine of tobacco. in on Wednesday. IS. if. Briggs. In South Norwalk. spending some time at their old home Buy ing conceit of the School of Music vesting crop Pillsbury's do not know what H. R. Stone has just received a car of L. W. Hungerford is painting the Mrs Lewis and children from New York Is here. Monday night they oats which he is for $1.25 vlsitins her sister. Mrs Howard Beckett. Prof Charles T. Huth of missed. It was held in the Congre- - AT ST JOHN'S. retailing per school house and the third district may Mrs Ben Reed has been entertaining friends Bridgeport You will then be sure of having a flour that certainly never was tilled bag. well feel proud of the exterior im the past few days. nas been visiting at J. r. comstock's. ational church,which to the O. Co. Is had a and few barrel oor. ever has an audience Miss Isabelle Franklin of Brooklyn, Some farmers have not finished hay provements. The E. Piatt still rushed with Rev J. N. Crane went to Hotchkiss superior very equals. Every of Pillsbury's Hardly N. Y., will a solo at St on on account of weather. orders. ville, Monday. 1 been more satisfactorily entertained sing John's ing the The Ellis Wood Working Co. Is another busy is just alike, made from strictly No. hard Spring WTieat and than on this occasion. The selections Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Clark Lewis of Water KENT. corner. Quite a large delegation from this burv were in town over Mrs Will Gilbert is entertaining her sister school attended Pine Grove is to satisfaction. Price were all of a very high order and Sunday. from of town. Sunday every pound guaranteed give perfect John Pierce has in a horse out to-da- y the rendering was such as to reflect The band concert to be given next put fork, ITEMS TROM THE MACEDONIA REPORT Miss Nellie Gilbert on Elizabeth street Is camp meeting, Tuesday. $5 a barrel. We sell other brands: Christian's, Wash- credit on the school and the Wednesday, will be tne last of the sea which is a great help at naying visiting friends at Cold Springs-on-the-Hu- d- great Martin is ER. snn. EASTOIT. burn's, Entire Wheat, etc. General Putnam Flour; H. W. Greene. The school son. For this concert the number of Lantenslager doing joiner Mr O. son and Miss Try every principal, 20. work at Middlebury, Charles Whitney caught a bass in and Mrs E. Piatt and closed on Tuesday, though many will players will be increased to Edvtbe Peck, all of Hawlevville. Mr and Mrs no barrel warranted; only 4.50 a barrel, and made from the best We-shalla- O. W. been en Fuller Pond, that There will be service remain some time longer. James Dolan, one of Leach's popular Ambler's family have recently, weighed P. E. Crosby of Brookfleld. Miss Francis Addis preaching ; is a vacation. tertaining friends from Shelton. tnree pounds. of New Milford. Mrs Jennie Godfrey, Mrs in the Methodist Episcopal church on of spring wheat. very much regret their departure. clerks, enjoying E. Colton Brown of Walter Durgy, Mrs Marsh and son. Mrs Rob- ror and A. L. Con key. was in Li tch field, Mon Miss Grace Pulford has been visiting Northfield. Mrs and Sunday, the pastor. being away This has been their holiday they Mass., made a short visit. at J. H. Bar ert Lake, H. Wilbur Bristol daughter, much needed-rest- now return to their homes or fields of day and Tuesday. . at her old borne recently. all of. Danbury, and E. E. Ltttlewood of 7 we wish to an stock ton's, last week. Brooklyn, N. Y., have all been recent guests of labor, and we can all say them Owing increasing Hoyt - Mr LABOR DAY. IVTillft & Atchison will ROXBURT. Mrs John- McNamara of Danbury and Mrs Charles Jackson of South street. TTsp. success in their calling. occupy the adjoining a or two of last week Mr and Mrs W. F. Taylor and son. Charles. TTynVlin store in the Arcade building, beptem spent day with of Dorchester, Mass.. are spending a part of You will want to be for a CUTTERS BEATEN AGAIN! her sister, Mrs H. Howland. tneir vacation among tneir uetnei irienas. ready good berl. This means increasing sales Mrs H. time on this Be sure to visit the A was born to Mr and Mrs and small line The Greasers and Cutters met for Ransome Chase and William Crib Mrs Abby Williams is the guest of G. day. Entire Wh'eat. daughter profit. Their at pres are out on Thorn Dson at her borne on Maple street. Patterson Dry Goods Co., Bridgeport, Clarence B. Hawley,last Friday. Both ent embraces sideboards, dressers, the second time and again the Greas ley getting telephone poles George Kemp of Astoria, N. Y., Is the guest and get a pretty skirt, shirt waist in mother and child are very comfortable. chetfoniers, washstands finished in ers vanquished their opponents by the Preston Mountain. of Miss Henrietta Shepard, this week. or other The best for health and economy and the most nourishing Mr who is a week bed- score 29 11. Charles Whitney has lost his horse. Dr and Mrs A. E. Barber, accompanied by any material, any things you Baldwin, spending white enamel, wood and iron overwhelming of to The Rev and Mrs Henrv L. Slack..drove to New-- . need there. Above all don't to bread flour in the world. Beware of imitations to be with Mr and Mrs F. H. Beers, will be cot bedsteads in wood and iron. Greasers bad on their clothes The animal got entangled in a wire town, last to attend church. forget claiming steads, batting fence, which caused its death. Sunday morning, get a comrortaDie, swell fitting corset. ... J u : tt1 : in town on Sunday, and preside at the In springs they carry 14 different and slammed tne nan an over, no few wo to LiOCKwooa's ror your union Miss Helen MacManon. world ti:ii two-bagge- rs Miss is a the organ in St Paul's. Mr Bench, who styles and seven kinds of mattresses. er than six made by them Mary Wathley spending made shoes for men, women and chil renowned corset is in of 6 has favored us so much with bis also Mor- who was such a in rew days' vacation at borne. dren. fitter, charge half barrels and lb packages. sing- They carry lounges, couches, Vallaly, puzzle the Tales of luscious blackberries to tne corset aepartment.and will be glad will remain in town Sep- ris reed chairs first was sent to the tall timber the Lockwood has it bad. Call and 73-7- ing, through chairs, fancy rockers, game be found in Dean's have got to fit you. At 9 Fairfield avenue. tember. finished in gold, dining and kitchen at the end of the third inning. Smith, swamp at see him at Fountain Place, Bethel. Do not Come or of tracted merry parties of pickers want or forget. Pri day Satur Miss Maggie Elligott Danbury chairs,center and extension tables, jar- who took his place, fared but little berry If you shoes made repaired day. and Miss Katie Kane of Naugatuck diniere stands, folding screens, easels, better. Then Capt Sweet took the thereto, the past week. go to Lock wood's. He is the chap that have been recent guest of Mrs Mar- wall medicine cabinets, China ball and tried to stop the bombard Imagine the feelings of the young will do it for you all right. Bethel, NEQLECT MEANS DANQER. pockets, man wno black- - garet Myers. closets, roll top desks and ladies' ment but as the Greasers were no re- in tms vicinity went ct. Don't biliousness and consti llor-a- n and secured a neglect Daniel O'Hara and Miss Louise desks. In art goods their line is com- specter of pitchers, they islammed the berrying having goodly It has been a custom when the last car your health will suffer per or the an assort- nan so nam 19 runs amount or berries ne aepositea them down, Saturday night, arrives near Fountain pation, Danbury spent Sunday guests plete, having attractive tnat resulted in for .a gang of men and if you do. De Witt's Little re M in a when a cow came place, rowdy acting manently (gg-Sto- of the isses Ratchford. ment of framed and unframed pic- the four innings he was in the box large pail, along lare bovs to conrreiraie in the viclnitv for a Early Risers cure such cases. M. B. Closes at Noon Labor Day. ana ate tnem vile and obscene "De-Witt- The dance in the Town hall, last tures, medallions and cabinet frames. Matthewson again pitched for the up. noisy lark, using language 's was a a fine. He was and often coming to blows. There live In this Smith, Butternut, Mich., says: week, quite tony affair, large In their picture framing department winners and did given vicinity many respectable families who nave Little Early Risers are the number being in full evening dress. Hoyt & Atchison are right at home. better support than the Cutters' NORTH KENT AND VICINITY.- been irreatlv disturbed in their rest and sleen. most satisfactory pills I ever took. The attendance was too for a stock The Greasers executed two and annoyed by the language used, so much large the They have just received big pitchers. John Wheeler spent his vacation in so that the authorities have ordered the ar Never grippe or cause nausea. R. convenience of those present, as the of moldings and can &uit their patrons double plays which were features of Plymouth with his sister. rest of all sucb offenders and connne them In H. Beers & Cp;, Newtown; S. C. hall was very much crowded. It was as to style and price. Mattresses the game. They are well entitled Miss Ella Baker is visiting her the town lockup until a proper hour for a jus Bull So Co., Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake-ma- n, a affair The made of tice court to convene ana t.ry ine case. Testimonial. very pleasant socially. over and repaired. "The Champions Rockside." friend, Emma Thompson. was Boteford; B. Hawley & Co.. at the school of music all par- at first a Mrs The town lockup properly cleaned and pupils Lynch, base, played good Cyrus Stark and daughter, Mrs put In repair, last Tuesday. May a timely Stepney; W. N. Hard, Long Hill. 'We like our Blue Flame Oil Stove so much. It can be started la a ticipated, entering into it with much game, considering the fact that the po- Frank Hoag, of a few warning ward off much of tne evil doing and was Pawling.enjoyed save our young men the disgrace of a season moment and after or It can be out as as enthusiasm. NEW sition entirely new to him. For days witn Mr ana Mrs Warner Benson. night Children at this of the year Ironing, Baking Washing put quickly J. Wells last FAIRFIELD. the Ford and Babcock pen in a tne cars. often eat too much fruit. A Is one Wesley began threshing Cutters, Smith, Misses Carrie and Mary Searles of It is said that every one has a hobby. single it was started. Without a trial It impossible for any to understand week. He Is now working up toward excelled. The next game will prob- Shelton have been visiting old friends dose of Ramon's Relief will stop the the comfort to be derived from the use of an Oil Stove." who THE POLITICAL POT BEGINS TO BOIL. sin- Our friend, Charles Beecher, has bis, rest W. improved the Center. Those have had theirs ably be between the married, and here. and a coon Mon pain and make the child easy. it's good dog. Last to-da- done tind the yield of grain to be un- The democrats hold a caucus on Sat- gle men of the quarry. "Dad" Valla- Mrs L. Johnson is spending a few went R. Flannigan of Galatia, 111., says: "I This U the universal verdict of the oi? stoves we are., selling y. No oats, which woke and flies in day night said Beecherand others nave used Kamon's Keiier ror usually good, especially urday, August 30, to elect delegates to ly up captured two weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs down to limekiln country and brought cramp ''Flashing up" no alarm. Yon cannot let on too much oil, even if the valvs is makes it the best crop in years. the different conventions. The left garden and assisted in a double James Duggan. coons cone ana nna it to be tne best i ever The crop continues to repub- The score is as follows: home two good fat that were used." 25 cents a bottle. H. E. taken out the flame continues the same. We guarantee them. apple improve licans hold a caucus on Wednesday, play. Miss Carrie Berry spent the day. feasting on Neighbor Hess's field of Mott, with the growth of the apples, yet the September 4, at 8 p. m., to elect dele- Greasers, r h po a k Tuesday, in New Milford with Fred corn. Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy will not be a one as the tent D. 3 2 2 1 2 Hook; S. J. W. B. White Mountain crop large gates totbeir conventions. Vallaly, If, Berry and family. Present prospects are good for an Park, Trumbull; Refrigerators, Freezers, caterpillar has diminished the average 3 2 The North Kent looks very Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gay d. Garden, cf, chapel abundance of which stimulated And other seasonable Goods we in stock. yield fully one-thir- F. H. Beers, Rev Mr McLean was the guest of 110 much with a fresh coat ot game lordsville. have Callaghan, ss, 5 5 2 6 0 improved a large demand for new guns. Quite a Now is the time to Heaters cleaned and in for cool 2 paint. have your put order the Retallick, 2b, 2 number of our young sportsmen have ANY CHURCH or J. McNlff, c, 3 5 101101 1 Willie Duggan, who has been quite sold their old guns and have bought parsonage or insti season which will soon be here. If you are talking about a new Heater this year Lynch, lb, 3 3 8 1 0 low with pleurisy, is on the way to re the latest new for this fall tution supportea oy voluntary contri- just drop us a card and we will eall and look over the matter with yon. This covery, much to the of his patterns bution will be given a liberal Matthewson, p, 4 4 2 1 1 pleasure shooting. quantity won't cost you anything. If you ask for a price we can make it so small that you F. 4 5 many friends. The school rooms have been of the Longman & Martinez paints McNiff, 3b, public will think we have borrowed the from a toe counter instead of from a Mas- -! Benton, rf. 2 3 01100 0 Mrs George Page has been enter cleaned and put in order for the fall wnenever tney paint. JNote: This pencil taining her sister, Miss Fannie Wake- - term, which will commence next week has been our custom for 27 years. Any ter Plumbers' Daion. Remember we are at 29-3- not To Totals, 27 13 4 man, of New York. Tuesday, September 2. building satisfactorily painted Going Cutters Otis Crane of Derby has been the E. H. Elwell has of will be repainted at our expense; Hook, at charge the gro- about one oil Sandy Conn., J. Vallaly, p and 3b, 0 0 guest of Daniel Hall. cery department and Arthur Lynch of gallon of linseed to be Daly, c and ss, 2 21102 0 0 the meat department at the store of added to every gallon of the paint to Dress Those 3 3 9 2 1 Co. make ready for use; it's mixed in two Kids Babcock, lb, SOUTH YILLE. the Boston Grocery Smith, c, p, and ss, 4 minutes and cost of the paint thereby 13 11 made less in than any other. E. HALL'S Sweet, p and 2b, 0 1 PERSONAL CHAT. price J. For school know. 119 Yearly product over one million gal pretty soon, you Salisbury, If, 0 0 Mr and Mrs D. Barnum last Shoes pretty well stubbed out from vacation. We'll fix Anderson, rf, 1100 0 1 spent SOUTH BRITAIN. lons Longman & Martinez. Sole you 10 1 Sunday with mends in Bethel. agents: Watts & had in mind when we fall Demeto, cf, 0 0 Walter Bristol is a few Cogswell, Washing up, you purchased our stock of and ss and 3 2102 1 2 spending ton Depot; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San Ford, 2b, days with his daughter, Mrs W. O. LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST. Hook. winter Footwear. in dy the and down to Totals, - 11 16 27 3 7 Shepard Naugatuck. Q. F. Baker & Co. of our three Mrs Cook of is Bring boys girls right any Two base A. Worden and family spentSaturday Brooklyn the guest of stores and we'll fit them out to the best shoes to be had for the hits, J. McNiff, F. McNiff, and Monday in Danbury. Miss Sarah Bradley. Callaghan (2), Lynch, Benton, Ford, Mr and Mrs of Berk- Miss Mitchell What Cash Will Do Babcock; base Charles Minor Edith entertained the price. three hits, Callaghan; shire were guests of Eli Smith, last whist club, Thursday afternoon. ' home runs, Callaghan; sacrifice hits, Miss Eunice is friends Have you visited the warerooms at HawleyviUe lately? New goods direct Carden (2); double to Mc- Monday. Piatt visiting plays, Lynch Mr and Mrs A. Bedau entertained in Wallingford. from the western manufacturers are The de- Niff, Vallaly to Matthewson to Calla- friends last Mrs D. M. Mitchell is in New York THE BOSTON : continually arriving. principal Never-Ri- p Monday. Genuine Shoes, 3 to 5J, $1.60 ghan; struck out by Vallaly four, by fine Boys' with her daughter, Mrs Baker. 54c mand at this point contrary to the predictions of many-i- s for foods ia 44 Sweet two, by Matthewson 11; umpire, J. L. Snow Flake Flour, bag. $4.50 bbl Youths' " " 11 to 2. 1.35 J. and F. Booth. WATERTOWN. Mitchell, Hubert Mitchell and B. N. O. Flour. 55c bag. $4.65 bbl Callaghan A. D. Munson are camping at Hatch's Pillsbury's Flour, axe bag. st.70 bbl pretty and artistic designs. We are quite as likelv to sell a bill of goods to goto Boys' and Youths' Walton School Shoes, 1.25 to 1.50 at South Kent. Jones' Flour. 60c bag Jennie M. Sturges of New York AFFAIRS ABOUT Pond, 21 lbs Extra V Sugar, 91.00 as to The of oar economi- City TOWN. MrsC. L. Mitchell is some 20 the city the country. natural advantages Hawlejrille, Little Boys7 " 1.00 is the guest of her mother for a few Redwood spending lbs Granulated Sugar. $1.00 i William of Richmond, Va., time in Union City, Pa., with her son, Full stock of all kinds of Groceries ua much Misses' Excelsior 1.25 days. GH-be- rt and cal methods of handling and Ught expenses enables to sell furniture leas Mrs MacKay is com- has been visiting his sister, Mrs W. L. Mitchell. luBKui at correspondingly low prices. " 1.50 entertaining Williams, Jr., for a week. Mr and Mrs C. A. fresh and no Children's 1.25 to pany. Truman Cowles Bradley spent than city prices. Our stock now is very complote; all new, back Men's Duck Rubber Mrs Frank Booth spent last week of Hartford, made a Sunday in Woodbridge. The Boston QroceryJStore, Goodyear Boots, 3.25 with her in visit to his fine farm in Bethlehem, Mr and Mrs Thomas Hennessey wel- numbers, all made "since the wax." We deliver goods free of charge to aay R. parents Naugatuck. last Tuesday. comed a son at their .home Fountain Place, Bethel. Men's Woonsocket Best Boots, 2.75 Mrs H. Mallett is able to get out of Sunday, R. Station miles vUle. All these facts are doors The Guernseytown district school August 24. within 50 of Hawley becoming widely again. will 1 of Some of the folks are open September with Miss Dora Miss Gertrude Morse Shelton has An known and evidenced the increased demand for to be city returning Mattoon as teacher. visited her sister, Mrs J. A. Increasing Sale Of appreciated, as by goods to their homes. Mrs recently the Popular The Cash Stores. Gilbert Williams, Jr., left, last Beard. hipped to distant It will pay you to visit HawleyvOIs before Monday, for a visit among old friends Ira Hawkins moved his family here points. surely you SOUTHFORP. in Richmond, Va. from Waterbury, last week, and Sat- buy. You wiU find a reading and waiting room ia which to pass the Gilbert is were en- Chase & Sanborn pleasant Mrs Z. Williams, Jr., quite busy urday evening the citizens Strong and daughter, Miss making cider with bis hydraulic press, livened by the marching through pare time between trains. ' - Tsas Coffees Shelton, Florence, from New Haven, are visit- which is a great success- and will be their street of a drum corps from Wa- and ing at the pleasant home of Mr and as came to Mr Haw- Attest their popularity. Mrs U. greatly appreciated by the farmers, terbury, that give A fine of Hubbell Joel Strong. he has fitted up for grinding grain of kins a house warming. line Crackers and Cakes for picnics & Bros., Derby. is We sell Oil, Gasoline.etc. bed-ro- Q. F. BAKER CO., Benjamin Strong much improved all kinds, sawing lumber or ties, tim- Miss Curtis of Waterbury has been at prices. in health. fence He a full friends kere. All goods at Leach's to be depended on. Newtown. Mrs ber, posts. has put in visiting LI. Fred Darley from Boston, Mass., equipment for sawing, grinding and Edward Hine and friends broke Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Kitchen Ranges, E. also Mrs se Mott, Walter J. Darley and son, cider making. He has bought a camp, Wednesday, ana returnea to CHAS. I. Lina, of Waterbury, were guests at power boiler and power their home at JNew Kocneue, ss. y. LEACH, ' Brooklet Valley Farm, last Saturday, engine for his saw mill and a se Madame uewoirers ana Miss De Church Street, New Milford. HawleyviUe, Conn. i t

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.

tobacco, about five acres, one of the finest crops in town. His neighbor Difficult Digestion Fred Disbrow, also has a very tine crop That is dyspepsia. The Newtown Bea of three acres. Health UNION MADE Mid-Summ- It makes life miserable. Miss Marion Leach, daughter of er Its sufferers eat not because they want to. Maltby Leach, has been visiting Prof Pure and rich blood carries Great but simply because they must. A. K. Bangs at Dover Plains. JN. x SHOES They know they are irritable and fretful Mr and Mrs M. G. Leach attended new life to every part of the CIRCULATION: but they cannot be otherwise. the annual clam bake of Haviland Hoi You are -- AT- of a bad taste In tbe low Gun club, at Jennings' grove, last body. invigorated, They complain week when some 200 were mrwur ma mj Last Week, mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom Wednesday, refreshed. You become 475 an of present. At Less Than Cents'on Dollar. ach, uneasy feeling puffy fulness, courageous. Lockwood's Fifty the JANUARY, i88t. 6oo headache, heartburn and what not. strong, steady, FOR Nature' own remedy for the cure of l. The .effectual remedy, proved by perma WESTON. r 2k nent cures oi tnousanas oi severe cases, is That's what Ayer's Sarsapa- RHEUMATISM. Everything Included In This Sale Is HAS A BLACK RATTLESNAKE CAGED. will do for A. .pul?!y herh medicine no rilla you. . A for containing drugs. Hood's MEN, lod Purifier, those suffering from any Sarsaparilla A black with nine C. AYEK Lowell, Mass. of Notice. unhealthy condition of the blood. Eight Paxes. Boon's riu-- are tbe beat cathartic large rattlesnake, $1. All dnialiti. J. CO., Worthy fl per bottle. At It. H. Been & Co's. rattles, was captured, near fine Prepared only by Swamp, by Ebenezer Morehouse, woriEN, Kan-A-Waw- one week. Morehouse has The Medical Co., a week at Belle Island with Miss Ethel day last Mr arrived in Oxford, last Todd. the reptile safely caged, and has ex children, week, CHILDREN. C. Hartford, Ot. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. bibited it to visitors. from Arkansas. They left their for The ti. Bennett Shoe Co., many mer home in northwestern Arkansas, are all Do Conn. NICHOLS. PADANARAM. Dr and Mrs A. B. Gorham, of Wil the 12th of May, and arrived in Oxford They right. Bridgeport, ton have spent a couple of days with August 17, have traveled the entire not fail to examine them A SUBURB OF DANBURY. Dr Gorham. distance of about 1600 miles in a prairie GROCERIES BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. Frank one before purchasing. John Hartwell of New Milford is Mr and Mrs F. E. Wakeman of schooner with pair of horses. : The trame of ball between the Nich - have visited Mrs W. B. More- - For Hot Weather ols teams was visiting his brother, George L. Hart- Southport Lewis Pope has moved from the Joel and Stratford played well. nouse. on Fountain Place, Salmon, extra good grade, red. 15c here. Saturday afternoon. Aujrust 2d, S. B. Treadwell has Mrs B. A. Dikeman entertains Wheeler place unnstian street into 10c in a score of 10 to 7 in favor started the the Fred Hubbell place on the turn- 15c resulting work on the East Franklin street friend from Danburv. Chinned BeeImported. of the Nichols team. The following The Norfield school pike and is driving team for Walter Bethel. F. E. Co. f. Sac Sunday enjoyed The Beach Corned 25c were held home bridge. a on Stafford. Reef, positions by the boys Samuel P. Scott has gone to Fair picnic at Putnam Park Wednes Master Leland Stafford is rotuxi nam. 10c Wentworth. 3b: Waiters p: Cuddy ss field Beach for an day. visiting Pickles, plain, mixed or mustard, bottle, 10c Cliff If: outing. with relatives in Boston. in bulk, 10c Curtis Martin lb: Wellington Miss have return- Miss Cora Bulkely of Bridgeport nas per dtuen, c: E. Curtis 2b: Gunzer-- Sophronia Knapp The members of the L. U. B. A. had Olives, large bottles. 25c Ashmore rf; ed from a visit with relatives in spent several days with Miss Alice annual Fort Trumbull REFRIGERATORS, Catsup, Homestead Brand, 15c hanser cf. Brookfleld. Fitch. their outing at Uneeda Biscuit. 5c; Uneeda Graham beach, last Friday. aie.r' ,0c Uneeda Ginger Wafers, 10c Miss Julia Shields has returned from Norfield Grange, will go to Pine of Zu-Z- u y l Hubbell and Isaac Smith Richard Pearson and family Sey Water Ice Ginger Snaps, oc Charles a month's visit with relatives in Wa Rock Park on Friday and enjoy the were Danbury Music School. Coolers, Cream Freezers, Paper Napkins Choice Line Confectionery and Cigars. both have their houses tilled with festivities of the annual field day. mour visiting, last Sunday, with Hornlg's Bottled Soda, all flavors. 5c yuests from New York. terbury. A was Miss their son. Richard, at Wooster 's, 966-s6- 8 Main St.. Danbury. Tumbler Drainers, Glassware, Agent tor Grdmau & Kl well's Ice Cream. Miss Mary Hall of Waterbury is the dancing party given by where he is the sum China, 40c 30c 10c The Methodist Sunday school held or ner May Hamilton on Friday evening spending qt, pt. pt. Walnut Thurs guest orotner, Robert nan. mer. Tin and Granite Ware. f their picnic at Beach, miss Bessie of Golden's last. Session 1902-19- 03 day. Ausrust 21. While there a party Jennings Mrs Charles Kuntz has an The social of the Congregational Y Opens was recent of her attack first-clas- of them took a ride to Savin Bridge the guest P. S. C. E., held at the home of Mrs in a s trolley cousin, miss Minnie Jfi. uregory. of whooping cough. Charles last September' 8. Everything usually kept China, Rock. Miss Lizzie Hvatt. who has been ill Mrs Tneron Brown has entertained Meyer's, Tuesday evening, Glass and Store. H. . Charles W. Fairchild has put in at friends. was not largely attended on account of Private and class Instruction In Piano. Sink Housefurnishing Mott, for the past two weeks, is now slowly Ridgefield ing, urgan. v luua, x neory, jnusicai tl uroceries, Drugs, Hoots and Shoes, the mill a stock of all kinds of tobacco nas the threatening weatner. lslory etc. convalescing. Miss Louise Keynoias returned Barnes and two Languages. Notions, and cigars which he will retail to any Mrs W. and son. from a visit in Norwaik. Randolph daughters Faculty and Examiners include Ella A. flur-- who desire. Frank Hodge Mr Mrs of Nor rrom Buffalo, w. x., are visiting witn 11s; Aioen kihs raraons. new lore lty; tt Newtown Street. George, of New Haven have been and Eben Church Dr Mrs Barnes. Rawlins Baker. New York Oitv: MrsO. A. Ant-- Misses and Phoebe Beard his parents, and Ward-wel- Florence spending a few days with waik have visited Mrs Sarah Hill. son con. Marlon Hawley Tweedy, Mrs F. S. l 962 Main Conn. of Shelt'on are spending a few days MrsHodge's Mrs R. 1. Sanford and Cbauncey and others.! - Street, Bridgeport, Miss aunt, Mrs s. a. rreadweii. are spend i ng some ti me at thei r cottage students received dally. with Edith Nichols. William BRANCHVILLE. For - Geo roe Wood of Milford has been and Joseph Gregory have at Jort Trumoun tseacn. information address- gone to Millbrook, N. Y., where they ) spending a few days at the home of nave PERSONAL CHAT." ELLA A. CURTIS or . William Nichols. secured employment. flARION H. TWEEDY, f u,reor The Season Mrs James K. Penny and daughter. Miss Elsie Bennett, assistant post S0UTHBURT. Rainy It is reported that the wedding bells a - win soon be beard nere. Grace, have returned from week's mistress of this place, will go to Rock- McLean KILLED AT THE PAPER MILL. Is here, and to visit with Mr and Mrs Walter Chat-- away, this week, on her vacation. AT Brothers, "make hay while the sun shines" is the E. C. Fairchild has recently bought (MLL Issue with - terton of New Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Abram latch or Nor Samuel Warner of this place, while the agricultur- out the heirs of his mother's estate South-for- d, paramount and is extensive on the George Drolet and Miss Margaret waik visited her sister, Mrs Louisa working at the paper mill in Danbury, Conn. There la also a "Hay Making" time making repairs Ryan of Bridgeport were entertained Morehouse, of Laurel over Sun was struck with a bolt on a In the financial and Investment house. A on me irons, Hill, world, large piazza down by Mrs James K. Penny on Friday. day. heavy belt and killed almost instantly. when conditions are most auspicious large bay window up stairs and wunam and a. Beniamin Tread He leaves a wife and seven children. Blancliard's,G. K. EMERY, Prop., for the Investor to make money. We on the south side. Besides this Mr p. Mrs John Gould is very low with can serve you In this way. We can a number of well, membersjof Company G, Fourth consumption. Mr and Mrs has visited 5 Fairfield Arenue, Brideport, serve you In this way. We can plaoe Fairchild is making alter left Monday for were never more Lamphier your money 8 cent on in and will fit it uegiment, morning blackberries plenti her Men's Fine at per ations interior up parents. Ih-s- Shirts "gilt edge" the their at Camp Niantic. now. tbe i Dinner In Negligee loans. AIo can make money for you with hot water and gas. outing Keeler, ful in this place than Daniel Burton and ramiiy attended for 25c Bridgeport. by Investing now. In city-rea- l estate and Mr and Mrs s. ri. anion and voung Mrs Andrew nas oeen Meals hi al hours. In lines of sizes farm which soon is bound to u. Jfi. Wildman, wno worKea uoarrey very church on Sunday. complete at mark down orices. This season's stvles and cut. property, rormeriy daughter, June, are spending the sick but is much better. Dr Mansfield Seventy-fiv- e cent down to advance In values. Those who are for 13. S. Fairchild & Co.. has moved Mrs A movement is on root to repair the Shirts DlesMedJwIth are bound back to Nichols and is employed month of August with Fan ton's attended her. church sheds. is hoped all are to toake large profits. again father at Alberg, Vt. .). Mead and wife of It that CENTS. Let me serve In bv them. He has moved into the Stanley Danbury interested will come forward and make 59 you any way. Dew. and son Clarence and wife of Kingston, a success. house with James HUNTINGTON. on it E. W. Dollar Shirts down to Miss Mary L. Marshall-i- s spending a in. y., visited relatives Laurei mil; Mr Davidson, who occupied the ho Gilbert, last week. e. few, in the guest of tel, is moving his family to Hotchkiss-vili- 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn., 75 CENTS days Huntington, what's on in town. Abram Gilbert has one of the finest Mrs Wilson. going Hardware, Wooden and Tin Ware, Glass, And 1 Is Henry B. Hawley, . gardens in this place. He and his A was on Davidson & the season not more than half over. There still a fair choice of those Mr and Mrs H. Hawyer of Hunting-- Mr and Mrs Austin Gould had a son raid made Loo q man & Martinez Pure Paints, beat Half Dollar Shirts for Real Estate Broker, were of good wifedo not forget their neighbors Scott on com of alleging ton gusts, last week, Mrjana born Tuesday, August 12. who are one. plaint parties paint made; barb and. plain fence wire; 5 White St., Hawley Bldg., Mrs Alex Marshall. - without illegal sale of liquors. Davidson set screen etc. Miss iva Barnes and Miss lo a At- on wire, poultry netting, 39 CENTS. DANBURY, CT. E. S. Fairchild & Sons are putting water of Bridgeport and Mrs O. Swan tled; Scott appealed, the trial to be on a to 30 x 35 EASTOW Branch Office: Brookfleld Center, Ot. large addition their mill, of New York were guests over Sunday Tuesday. feet, into which they will move their of Mr and Mrs George Nichols of u. w. Amoier ana men nave movea cider mill. Baldwin & Nichols are do Booth's Hill. " ASPETUCK AND VICINITY. the walk, and graded and improved the work. Miss M. the appearance of the lawn in front of ing Alice Shelton is spending a Miss May Thompson of Bridgeport new SAVE William Wellington has a new norse, few days at Walnut Beach, the Dr oatman's residence. Money For Your of guest is visiting at I. C. Fanton's. recently purchased Bridgeport par of Dr and Mrs Lewis Stratford. Miss Hattie Davis, who has been By Buying Your Drugs ties. Master Wilfred McDonald has been MIDDLEBURY. and Medicines Seasonable Summer Secor of Black spending some time in Redding, is at Mr and Mrs William suffering with dysentery for the past home. Rock and Ezra Temporal of Bridge- is now Mr and Mrs George Benham, and Convenience. of Mr and week, but improving. Morris Davis has lost one of his two from Tropics. port were guests, last week, ne nouse occupiea oy tx. Bieuden- - horses. their daughters Waterbury Mrs William t is of were in town on xuesaay, spending GARVIN'S, Bethel Peonle who cme to town from the country often have difficulty in finding a Wellington. bacher in the hands the Dainters J. B. Hill carried a load of young ex- A fins 11ns of Straw Goods, and is very much the day at Quassapaug. place where they can hitch a horse while doing their shopping. If yon have for improved. men to Huntington, Saturday, August or was in town we can out. Our store in the most convenient Hats harvest and street wear. FreaencK a. wneeler had the mis 16, Otis isms stratrora perienced this trouble, help yon TA.SHTJA. to attend the baseball game. As We up-to-d- In pro-Tidi- ng this week on old olaee in which to trade that can be found in the carry an your leisure take eomfort by fortune to lose a valuable horse, last one of his horses was taken sick the calling 'w acquaintances. city. one or more of our hammocks. week, with the colic. H. & stock in a great variety of linen. Groceries. Dry Goods and Noticns, Shoes, Drags, party were obliged to walk part of the Chas. Sweezy Son, House Goods. Tools. so that yon can LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Mr and Mrs Arthur She of Some of ar- A WORD FOR THE HUSBANDMAN. Hardware, Furnishing Farming Paints, etc, Bridge way back. them did not Long Hill, Conn., do all shopping here. The store is easy to find, being on Park Avenue, F. B. Mallett is friends. port were guests over Sunday of Mrs rive till 2 a. m., your right entertaining . Sunday. WRITTEN FOU THE BEE. and Builders. one bloek above Wood aveane. Plenty of good hitching posts for the accommo- & Miss Guernsey and Reuben Whipple, r J. Booth. Mr and Mrs C. Quick of Shelton Carpenters Give TAYLOR. CURTIS The school of St I watch the farmer at his toil. dation of our country friends That prices are right goes without saying. who have spent several weeks at the Sunday Paul's have visited at C. B. Wakeman 's. Patiently turn lag o'er the soil. Estimates furnished and contracts taken. us a call and will be more than satisfied. CO, rectory, left Monday, August 18, for church picnicked at Walnut Beach, Early and late, with scarce a stop. Prices reasonable. you last week 20. From planting time till autumn's crop. The Brick Store, Sandy Hook. their home in Plattsville. . Wednesday, August MONROE. tor his stock. There was no service in Christ Waldo Booth took a 'bus load of chil Faithfully himcaringwell in work. El-dre- That help daily church on Sunday, August 24. dren to the beach. Mrs Hannah d, Companions mute, they know his voice. SHATTERS ALL RECORDS. or is who is 86 years old. attended the EAST VILLAGE AFFAIRS. And near him beast and bird rejoice. Mrs Ella cocker uanoury spend " 'Tis kindness meets with ready meed," & a few weeks with her Mrs picnic and reported a very pleasant The entertainment by the And each to feed. Wm. J. Co., ing sister, given they other help A. Piatt Twice in hospital, F. Gulledife, Painting. Charles F. Gilbert. time. Juniors at the East Village church, With pride he views his fertile land doc- E. S. Hawlev. who for a week has And marks the Improvement by his hand. Verbena, Ala., paid a vast sum to Corner Park Ave. and Olive Street, We are located In iss Florence Barton of Danbury Wednesday night, August 13, was a With and will tors cure a severe case of caus- Newtown and are to undertake any- been on sick is now im- faith energy work. to piles, prepared was a of Mrs John Patterson. the list, slowly success. Our may well small drawback will he shirk. Buck-len- 's thing In the painting line, having had years of guest grand people Nor for ing 24 tumors. When all failed Ct. experience. Can furnish anything In the Mrs Randolph Bradley has been suf proving. feel proud or tne little ioiks lor tney If one year prove for him not good, Arnica Salve soon cured him. Bridgeport, Paint Line. , a sore The Congregational Sunday school did themselves full credit. The next a greater Income prove. fering with very finger. held a certainly Resources great when understood. Subdues inflammation, conquers aches, Mrs wunam or Bridgeport ana Mrs picnic, last Thursday. August The society owes a debt or gratitude Within the farm, each rod and rood. 21. R. A. McDonald carried a 'bus so once kills pains. Best salve in tne world. Wall Marietta Hill of Canaan were guests, to miss iiattie mitn ror tne Swamp land rich, when reclaimed. 2oc Jfc Co.. Papers. Dr and Mrs Seth Hill. load of children to the beach. and to trainingand Will cover well with buildings framed. at B. H. Beers Newtown; HEADQUARTERS FOR last week, of children, her faithful pat Fruits, grain and grasses sure will grow. B. Hawley & Co.. Taylor, Cur- We can show a splendid line of Wall Papers Arthur L. Laborle has a saw mill efforts is due success we Stepney; and Invite all who to Charles Gilbert and ramiiy returned, - ient largely the When cultivated right, know. tis & Co., Sandy Hook: drug stores. coutemplate papering the first of week, from their auto- running every Saturday and is nrenar- of the entertainment. The net pro Ail to the husbandman must come. look at our papers and prices. Also a tineline the ed For food for hearth and home. of mouldings. We are paper hangers and mobile the county and to take orders and attend to them. ceeds of the entertainment amounted supply, IN DAY AMERICAN FIELD AND HOG FENCE our work trip through He is do of saw- A king among men doth he stand. TO CURE A COLO ONE guarantee to give satisfaction. report a very pleasant time. prepared to all kinds to $35. With power, if known, at his command. on ing. Mr Laborie closes the blacksmith Should all from such cease. About 70 attended ine party neia Several East Village people attended provision S8TNCW. INCH. , & on Where would be then, of life the tease; Take Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tab 55 .WOHLER BURWELL, the lawn of John Patterson, last week shop Saturday. the services at South Britain during Since first from Eden's bowers driven. pY'n Newtown, Conn. Tuesday evening. Louis Rumsey of Old Home Week" at that place. Was man by sin thrown out of Heaven. lets. All druggists refund the money Redding Drought over a 'ous loaa rrom PLATTSVILLE. The East Village Sunday school will Still was there left him for his labor. f it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig that be on the first in Sep The land to till, the Lord's great favor. nature is on each box. 25c. place. - reopened Sunday Experience tauvht him, why. and how, Mrs Arthur 'rerrui ana Mrs ttan- hoyden's hill and tember. That he should live "by sweat of brow," J. H. BEARD, dolph Bradley spent the day in New vicinity. I n due time share another Eden A large party from Hoyden's Hill When pardoning grace to him was given. York, last saturaay. and NEW HAVEN COUNTY. The earth to all doth yield increase; Real Estate, Fire and Life Mrs Vlnnie Bradley returned, last vicinity picnicked at the Beach, Who with the toiling, earn the feast. 9 Insurance. Saturday, from Walnut Beach, where Little Bridgeport, last Thursday, and Temperance in all things, the great need. town she had been a few with occupied a cottage belonging to Bridge That we may soul and bodies feed. every Both Fire and Life Insurance plaeed in spending days a nne SOUTH BRITAIN. Our bodies keep in good repair, Mrs rJ. JNetueton. port parties. All reported time. For temples of the soul they are. and village the beet eompanles and at lowest rates. Mr andj. Mrs Case of Windsor were Lieroy Clark has a new housekeeper. Helen A. Taylor. Farms, Houses, Stores and Lots for recent of Mr and Mrs John Jennings & Sherwood are painting PERSONAL CHAT. Great Plain. Danbury. be had, Snje or to Rent. guests new may Regular Style fffBrtal Haa. Ihrw art CI tin IWjrH Treadwell. their house, which is fast nearing Mr and Mrs R. C. Hubbell of New la. sr la. If yon want to Purchase or Kent or Mr and Mrs Treadwell have completion. York are guests of Mr and Mrs Ezra IT NEEDS A TONIC. the Stays ia In. or 6 In. apart Stays (a apart hare to sell or rent give me Joseph Mrs property Misses Bessie and William Wilson and children Pierce. high-grad- all recently entertained Made of larere. strong, e steel wires, heavily galvanized. at Kathryn Treadwell of Lyon's Plains. have visited at Mt Vernon, N. Y. Miss Eva Curtis of Bristol and tne There are times when your liver - Rod-ge- rs for and contraction.' Is Pinney's Block, Shelton. Mrs jn icnoias Lettert, a former res Misses Edith Pope and Florence needs a tonic. Don't give purgatives Amply provides expansion practicallyever- ident, but now of Bridgeport, has been of Naugatuck and Miss Alice But thatgripeand weaken. De Witt's Little lasting. Never goes wrong, no maner now great a strain is put uu n. WEST REDDING. guest of her father-in-la- J. Leffert. ler of Potatuck are spending the week Early Risers expel all poison from the Does not mutilate, but does, efficiently, turn cattle, horses, hogs LEONARD'S INSURANCE MrsLi. a. Jennings is entertaining at C. B. Pierce's. system and act as tonic to the liver. THE EP WORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL. her cousin from New Haven. Charles Guthrie of Cleveland. O., is W. Scott. 5.U Higniand Ave., Milton, and pigs. AGENCY, The ooyson the Hill are contemplat visiting his sister, Mrs Reuben Pierce. Pa., says: have carried DeWitt's Anlo One of the most successful socials ev ing camping on the Beach. rne many rrienas oi Liinaiey uatcs Little Early Risers with me for several EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED ACCIDENT. er held in connection with the Epworth were much pained to learn of his death, years and would not be without them." FIRE, League took place on Thursday even TRUMBULL. which occurred a few days ago, at his Small and easy to take. Purely vegeta by the manufacturers and by us. Call and see it. Can show you how ing last, a varied ana interesting pro old home in Vermont. bie. They never gripe or distress, b. GroQSO U will save you money and fence your fields so they will stay fenced. Old Companies, gram was given. Musical selections GRANGE JOTTINGS. Currence. Frances and Esther Hi- - Parks, Trumbull; A. B. Blake-- Lowest Rates were abiv rendered oy miss Anderson cock went to Monroe, recently, to take man, Botsiord: n. riawiey s CO., of and Misses Grace and Tuesday, August 19, the Trumbull W. N. Hill. I that makes Danbury the Greenfield part in a children's entertainment Stepney; Hurd, Long your mrnum or west Deing Grange visited the Hill in Methodist church at East Ill I inch at cts. Rod! Kitty jteaaing, given the Oo. horses BOARD. by and Grange and was royally entertained glad. 45 37 per PLASTER Interspersed bright enjoyable them. The Trumbull fur- village, .inese nttie gins are nne O .STOH.X.A.. speeches from Clifton Hurd of the Y. by Grange and their were an Bean the pThe Kind Yob Haw Always Bought To take the place of lathe M. J. A. of and Kev nished the program. speakers parts quite A stock of different widths on hand. and plaster tor wulls. Samples and price free Bridgeport, Last was ladies' addition to the program. Signature large on Frank Berry of Danbury. who is an Friday night night Israel L,ucas, wno nas uvea in .fierce application. old and Rev A. at the Grange. The gentlemen were new of friend, the pastor, J. entertained them. Hollow 25 years, will move to his Robert S. Miscode, Amery. Two carryalls brougnt nu- by Purchase home in the fall. Mr Lucas merous friends from and the is a citizen and a kind Woodbury Merchants. 11 and 13 Center St., Danbury, Conn Danbury C. P. is a new loco- good neighbor numbered about Noyes out with and will be missed by his Telephone 90S. company altogether mobile of the greatly 100. At tne ciose oi tne musical pro- purchased Bridgeport many friends. Is EST. Tf ice cream and cake were served. Locomobile Co. What 3D). gram The school S to wnicn ample justice was aone. une Congregational Sunday FARMS. Fruit Jars of the most unique features of the held their picnic at Pine Rock Park, QUAKER'S Erim'; 21. Of all kindsandslzes. Extra Rub Aug, 4? Conn. evening was the narration of a "Flor last Thursday, August bers for all of them. Jell Tumblers. Croquet Shelton, NOTES FROM OUR REPORTER'S NOTE Hammocks ; a full line. Sner-- al Liovestory," tne ellipses in tne taie Sets. Tumblers, ware. 3 ? having to oe supplied oy tne name oi a brookfield. BOOK. bet Cups. Large Stock of liranlte Opening Of (Qyyux) flower. The prize for giving the most Mrs E. D. Tomlinson of Five Mile : - Two Fairfield' Ats., Bridgeport, Conn correct answers was won by Miss Mar- what's going on. Hill is spending a few weeks with Drug Specials t4 Hess. addition to a very en- friends in New York. 3J t inrnfliDAvmrra kamviai iVm nills nra tha host tonic tor the Blood and fVnnMa.lvAf nanhnrv.l garent It Miss Marion and Alton for sallow and for pale people. Improve the reasonable the League forces Haight E. A. 'Scoville and family have re F. Hitchcock Tenth Yesr Serves. We recommend them complexion Thejr he best photos at joyable evening, are spending their vacation Woodbury, Conn., and strengthen and tone up the entire Phrd rec" Prices. were considerably benefited. Thanks Haight turned to Griswold after being at their appetite with scrofulous affections and diseases of the blood. with their grandmother, Mrs R. T v ommend them to people are given to all who assisted towards home since J ul l. DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, 35c A BOX. Will ail atonmiuoas inoa sacn aa Clark, who is at her home here for a ror Of CURTIS' aiest seen how most cause Mill. tne success oi tne evening. few months' R. H. Wooster left, Thursday, meats, emrs. etc.. and as these are the flesh forming foods It can be they At South Britain stay. Griswold, where be has been the past We Have It. an increase of flesh and an improvement in tbe appetite oi rain ana emaciatou mwu Another Invoice of that Fancy Bay State for Bernard Bowdy of Danbury spent a tablets are good in convalescence from any severe illness and debility canted by dlfjesttve liMlnirlMilRnd the nrlce is 14.50 Der Mr Amery, the pastor, left his few witn his year. Just What You Are Looking For: at annual vacation on Monday. He days recently cousin, Mrs jumny utterson oi .flainvuie is disturbances. bbl. A (rood supply of choice groceries Miss Mary tsowdv. of Mrs H. B. nri. that will Please you. soutn uruain is now attending the camp meeting at Mrs A. L. or tbe guest her niece, L. F. CURTIS, St., Cor. Elm, Feed and Saw Alius. Ocean Grove, and will preach on Sun- poster uridgeport Brower. StillmsLiv ISlYoSfltMaln Bp't. spent a few days, last week, with Mr Miss Veneer day next, August 31,Hnexchange with C. Clara J. Hawkins spent Sunday A. BEARD, and Mrs S. Osborne at their pleas with her brother m NorwaiK. Liquid J. Rev Clinton BromlejrV Sprlngdale. ant home. south Will put a brilliant, elastic aud transparent South Britain, Ot. Mr Intends the fol- Mr and Mrs Harry Merwin and fam finish on any article of wood or metal that has Amery spending Edson Hawley of Whisconier had a varnished, or enamelled surface, week near Boston, Mass., with ilv of Woodmont spent several days, japanned - College, lowing misfortune to lose a horse, last ana increasing its original Driuian- School Books. This is the finest a minister with whom he was former the last week, with his sister, Mrs C. C. renewingor Ribbon blend of Coffee on week. cy. sale Dy Blue to-d- ly associated in work. Rvder. the market missionary C. E. eers of Redding spent the - New and Second Hand. Old book Coffee. at the 25c per Mr and Mrs Hursi ana miss waiter- - Mrs Jane Lum is quite low from the Brand price, warn day at hw home in Obtuse, last week Da.rbviry. Conn All school at lowest at nouna. we son of Brooklyn are spending a week at - effects of a fall from a shock. She is Wooflbury Drug Co., bought. goods prices every one of our Coffee customers to (rive this James rnursaaacj- attended by Dr Davis of Seymour. Woodbury, IConn. amous blend a trial ; they wont regret it. (jnttin's. - Andrew G. Anderson is making ex so can Arthur Bahret and wife of Pough- on house. He is Mrs Susan Montague is she W. L. J0DS0N, Manager. Main N. va tensive "repairs his sit ud two hours each day. AT JACKSON'S. 990 Street, Bridgeport. FRENCH, keepsie, Y., are spending their the old by a new STEPHEN cation at their summer home. replacing chimney Miss Ellen Scott of Naugatuck was Stepney Depot. Ot. one, putting a cellar under the house Miss a Miss Lulu Stone is visiting Miss Ma and making other extensive the gQestof Mary Hargerfor A Pleasant We Teach Busi bel or JNewtown. repairs. few davs. Expression YOUR sturges E. E. Leach has of the work. An- - sure to dwell on the FOR HEALTH'S SAKE. Misses Maynne H. CJrofut and Miss charge Mrs Brown of Franklin street, Is FRUIT JAFLS Lou Carson are soma, ana nttie nas oeen tne face of the man, woman or child who buys the ness. fSHther Lightning or Mason. visiting friends in aaugnter products of tbe Woodbury Bakery. We use 20 Derby. SHERMAIT. guest or Mrs Mary o'JNeu ror a lew the best flour, lard and everything thatenters we can supply you! at a low figure. pounds into of our and the Disease rnr SI. Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes are visit- davs. the products bakery, large Bright's O. Sugar J - r .... v. nlunuA CHUKCH NOTES. increase in patronage is proof that the people Instruction Individual. Uotree ana ea, try us. '' " f their parents, Mr and Mrs James Samuel Hawkins has gone on his are Come and see us. We have some No Classes. And Diabetes your i ing A some which he has to take pleased. V 0 2 C you. Griffin. male quartet sang pleasing yearly trip, every you want. Time. TRUMBULL, North Sun- things Enter at any CONN. Rev A. J. Amery conducted the selections at the church, rail tor nis neaitn. FRANK HOUGHTAL1NQ, Prop. Graduates assisted to posi- s. J. PARKS. at tne uanoury Mission on day morning. Christ church Sunday school will pic- tions. Curable meeting Mrs Geddes have 27, on Positively Friday evening last. Mr and William nic Wednesday, August the F.G. Haexiblein, Disease Dia- Mid-Summ- er are Bright's and Sale of Boots.Shoea and letters the banks of the Housatonic in the' grove AT They coring effici- The Bible class of Rev A. J. Amery been granted by Congrega- DON'T FORGET Dis- THE GROCER betes in California. The percentage of Rubbers at with friends to tne numoer or 25, par tional church to the Congregational back of the Methodist church. come Ten Per cent ency (recoveries) in these hitherto Incurable a church in Brookfleld. W. G. Tomlinson finished When you this way. to call and examine diseases averages as high aa 87 per cent. The ticipated in beach party at Compo picking our new lot of Elastic Felt Mattresses, which Before Conn. derails of the and demonstra- Corbett's Shoe Store. on Wednesday last,, his fine blackberries for market, Fri we have added to our already large variety. count Adams, tion of the newinvestigationcom are so conclusive SANDY HOOK. CONN. a aeiigntrui on school-hous- e Just a few left of those Veranda Rockers and pounds time was enjoyea ny an. The improvements the day last. vour Now. and that we at once sent for a bundle of the re- We a stock of the above goods Center are Settees. Improve lUnnort.unitv Aug. 20 For your supplies, get and for .the new treatment for have large reasonable Miss Belle Carter is improving slowl- in the district being One of those Century Refrigerators left,which ports nrgent that we are closing out at very along. Watson Hunger- - OXFORD. will be closed out at a on fresh cases in this city. Call or send for one of the . null end ha convinced. Mow Is the y- pushed right bargain. Free. Call prices eggs. reports. lime to look after your harness. Don't wait George White has been visited by ford has been engaged, the past week, Catalogue or write. v..,- .- nr summer to it re-- D...... inn Et thieves again. This time his best suit in plying the paint brush. TRAVELED FROM ARKANSAS IN J. KIMBALL, Wa.tcK THis S. STEVENS A CO naired Wecandoltinflrstclassshape. Also was else Clarence Stone has gone to Cleveland, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, Space. f Wholesale and Ketall Druggists, shoes made as good asnew-- at our of clothes taken and nothing WAGON. sod a 12-- Main Coaa. disturbed. O., where he has secured position. 4, Ot. 917 St., Bridgeport, usual low price, ui" - of , Telephone Woodbury. W. C. Cohbstt, Prop. Miss Anna Carson has gone to spend Charles A. Mallory has a fine pieee Mr and Mrs Black, with their three 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.

Otis W. Barker, Cbarles H. Northrop, Dikeman of Waterbury. and Mrs Bry gaged a principal for the higher grade mga scnooi committee. AS IN DAYS OF OLD. an and two children from the same or school for the ensuing year.. - Garments JNewtown, uonn., August 23, 1902. city. Mow sa Then, Safety Depends on Strong Tea Hornsnawe of Walden. N. Y.. IN ANEW LOCATION. Wall and a Brave Garrison. was in the the first of BULL'S BRIDGE. Cut to Measure visiting village say "Consumption can be cured. If and I were defending a castle we the week. yon Rev J. L. R. Wvckoff of Congre WHAT OCR SCRIBE FINDS OF INTEREST. Nature alone won't do it. It needs for THE DANBURY HABDWARE CO., IN ITS should, of course, look especially to those the Doctors OC- gational church of North Rev Charles to New help. say Nothing. NEW BOMB ON SITE FORMERLY where the walls were lowest and Woodbury Judd returned u CUPIED BY CO. places made the address in Sunday school on York on Saturday. , wo TOR weakest. Now the human body is a castle. Sunday afternoon. Miss Florence Ha lsted was in Kye, "Scott's Emulsion And the Materials The Co. in N. from until MEM Danbury Hardware has The better we understand where our weak Joseph Cartledge passed Sunday Y., Tuesday Saturday. is the best But yon must For Infants and Children. at- Mr of An help." FTiITiii"liiliiiiniiuiiiiliuithliuaiaiiiiiiiiiui)iiiiiiiiiiiiUiaimiiiUii'iuiittnllj moved from its old place of business, spots are and how to cover them from Naugatuck. Rev Smith, rector St continue its use even in hot Given for Next across the street into the large store tack, the longer we shall keep possession. drew's church, Kent, was in our vil- weather. formerly occupied bv the Ives-- A ndrews We must defend Castle when it is W T . .Inritton the nrtnnlQi nnctmae. lage, last week, making calls. 249-25- Body If have not tried it, send for free The Kind You Have Co., N-- 1 Main street. Thev had first threatened, and not wait until the ter, Colorado. Dr Howara Lee Mask ins or you sample. to for some leaves,Saturday,for is M. B. Waterbury SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, felt time that thev had out enemy has made a lodgment inside the W. jc. win nave at Peck's. 409-41- 5 Nothing. im- ncyiiiiius cnareeoi Ferl Street, New York. grown their store and must have more walls. The bad things, the wastes, the his business his absence. Miss Julia Cosrswell went to New S1.00; is a drug during Milford n' 50c and all druggist. YHIS combination iiirmiirhiiuttnininiininii'i"'inuv roomy quarters. The building thev purities, the poisons are, when all is right, ( Wednesday to suend a few Always Bought now is to thrown out of Castle means of with her William chanci: that to in- As- occupy finely adapted their Body by days brother, Cogs ought AVfegelahle Preparationfor business, and there is every promise the Lungs, the Bowels, the Kidneys, the WASHINGTON. well. terest half the women in New similating the Food andReguIa-tin- g that they will have one of the best Skin these four scavengers. But when andBowels of and finest stores the first three are bothered Cemetery and Memorial Work the Stomachs Bears arrayed equipped in by indigestion NEWS FROM ST JOHN'S. Haven County. the this part of the country. As you en- and dyspepsia, the skin has more work ter the store the first thing attracts than it can do. Now the man exposes his Bisliop Brewster intends to visit the NEW HAVEN COUNTY. First, we knock off your attention is the fine line of skin, or some part of it, to the cold. The parish during the .latter part of Sej.- - great machinists' and skin is at once. Inflammation fol- leniuer. Signature carpenters' tools they clogged Mornine are on Wed MIDDLEBCRT. Charles J. Hughes, chunks from the of Promotes DigesDon.Cheerful haVfe displayed. Also here is to be lows, the poison goes to weak spots and he services held Manufacturer prices sick. nesday and 5 o'clock services on Vririav what is V ness andRest.Contains neither found everything in photograpic and is oiand left of our ash electric goods, of which Keep your system clean with the new during the month of August. THE SCHOOL BELL RINGS. T lu Opium,Morphiie nor Mineral of they keep discovered The Junior are Goods. a tine line. As you go down the store medicine, Calcura Solvent, by Auxilliary working Schools commence September 8. WOT NARCOTIC. one of will see Dr. David Kennedy, of Kennedy Row, for a fair to be held in the near future. AW the first changes you is - The is the conversion of the elevator Kingston, N. Y. It cures Indigestion, It rumored that Bishop MacVick- space ailments of er of Rhode Island visit par-- Chester Second, we will have the into a catalogue room, btoves and Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout, may the Bronson's youngest son. Ar Highest tfOUa-SiNUZLPtTCia- R lsn Kwd you buy CUT TO XV ranges, of which they keep a great as the nutritive processes in every phase and during heptemoer. thur, is on a business trip to Missouri Seul- - sortment, win be round next, and the organic maladies so common and fatal for his employer. Grade YOUR MEASURE FREE a of among us. Try it and you will trust it. HAILKOAD CHANGES. Miss Alice Bronson is home from AMiffr Wr opposite this large line light hard a of OF CHARGE into such ware which carpenters and machinists All druggists, $1.00 bottle. John E. Carlson, who has been sec Haddam for a vacation. In will like to examine. At the rear of tion boss on the Romford part of L. Asahel .Smith is puttinir an addition Shirt W.ii ts, the store can be found to on Monday. Since then have been V. K. has on to his house. Kimonas, mi- - everything they It., been changed to the Mrs William and son Cemetery delight the housewife's heart. Here, wiDh Mr Otis' parents, Mr and Mrs M. Berkshire division, taking the Mer-- Kirchburger Work . Dressing Sacques, Wrappers also, they have paints and paint brush- S. Otis. winsville part, and John L. Schmeidel Ralph, and Miss Gertrude Randall 3 or I ckets. in lawn Mr from Morris, have been the guests of From Tea as vou desire Use es, the latest patents mowers, taking Carlson's plaee. Mrs S. A perfect Remedy for Constipa-Tlo- n, hammers of all sizes, vices, fac A. J. went to - II. Bristol Judd. The will be done heavy Cottingham Washing- Miss Alice Buell is A. W. cutting Sour StOuiach.Diarxnoea tory supplies,tc. They have a very tonCounty, Ark., to see his sister and at Bissell's: Granite A SMALL BARN BUKNED. also of 11 by two f .mous experts whose Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-nes- s cute room ior trie oil department, the while there was taken with flux the mother and sister Frank ives-Andre- Waters. arid OF SLEEP. space occupied by Jo's (dysentery) and was very bad oif. He An old barn on Mrs K. Mitchell's and services we h.ive secured for Loss For Over which was enclosed decided to Chamberlain's Colic. land was burned, one dav last week. Mrs A. W. Bissell and her four cooler, with large try occu- Marble. a limited od. Their work Facsimile of plate-glas- s windows, makes an ideal Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ana It is supposed that some small bov daughters are at Bantam Lake, peri Signature was so with matches set pying one of Mr Office and Salesroom: will be found to be place for displaying the oils. It makes much pleased with the prompt playing accidentally Whittlesey'scottages. 300 Stratford Ave., Ct stylish, a light attractive room. On the sec- cure which it effected, that he wrote tne auapiaatea punning on nre. Bridgeport, accurate and careful. The Years ond floor have the the manufacturers a letter in NEW YORK. Thirty they agricultural praise Miss -- I tools and or Mr Josie Fenn will return to her Financial Institutions. The- vi I e done in this implements. Here the far tneir medicine. cottingham cutting m mers will like to congregate. Down in resides at Rockland, Ark. This work in Hartford, early in Seotember. store and while wait if the basement, which is Tight and pleas remedy is for .sale by R. H Miss Valliant has been out of town you & for a week. Bates Co. desired. No what- ant, a number of plumbers will be em- Beers Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis THE Stone charge ployed to do in the &Co., Hook; W. JN.Hurd, C A. Prindle and family have re Dealers anything repairing handy Long turned from Manufacturers and In ever wi.l be made for it, pro EXACT COPY WRAPPER. line, were, also, is a large driveway, mil; ne c. "iatt Co., nawieyvuie, their visit in Great Bar , where teams may conveniently drive in a. a. tsia iceman, uotsrord. rington, Mass. Home Trust Co, ALL STONE WORK vided the iroods are bought to be loaded or unloaded. ' A. C. Titus was in New Milford. TM SBHTAUn COMPANY. HCW TOMI OtVI. Altogether Conn. SUCH AS here. And how can you help The Danbury Hardware Co. are to be Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Peck are Monday, the guest of Vincent Sterl Derby, on this new N. Y. ing. Capital, $50,000; Surplus $10,000; MONUMENTS, VAULTS.CEMETERY the here at congratulated securing visiting at Mamaroneck, W. ENCLOSURES, etc buying goods Kin store. They have over 2500 sq uare feet R. Squires returned, Tuesday Assets $455,000. such as these? of floor space, which is more than dou The experience of everyone is valua nignt, irom a visit to Bridgeport and Only Steam Polishing Works between New prices ble old store afforded ble. William Phillins of Mavnard. New Haven. York and New Haven. the space their A Trustee to Execute Headstoues and Mouuinentscleaned and re- and which is needed by them for their Ala., on March 27. 1902. said: "I had Robert Seabury has so far recovered set. business. suffered with my head and feel from his sickness as to be about the All Kinds of Balance of our HOME NEWS. , increasing tired Trusts. - entire stock of ing. I took one-ha- lf box .of Ramon's farm. 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. fine printed Lawns. Dimities and The Newtown Bee. Pink Pills and one-ha- lf box Ramon's Truman Swift and Mrs Marv Betts OFFICERS : GRANGE BULLETIN. were some Batiste, 13 1.2c Nosena and I have not felt the trouble ofPawlingN. Y., married Charles K. Clark, President. formerly sellingat since. would not $100 two montns since. Daniel S. vice Choice Real Estate POOTATUCK TO I take for what Brinsmade, president. J. S. yard. of about thirty Important ENTERTAIN A DELEGA it did for me. H. E. Mott, Newtown: ine Lower Street highway in Charles N. Downs, Secretary and Treasurer. BATES, in CIRCULATION: ' TION FROM HARMONY GRANGE. Church hill worked ife good patterns light and dark S. :C. . Bull & Co., Sandy Hook: district has been Monumental Work. B00 Deal. This Company Is authorized by law to re- Building C in first class Also road colors, at January 1, 1882, At the next of Poo-- o. j. jrarg, Trumbull; w. a. nawley, up style. the ceive and execute trusts of every kind, from regular meeting - north from ng tatuck Sen Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gaylords- leading the Franklin Ti individuals, corporations, or under order of Cleaning and Monuments, FANCY LAWNS, in.8 and Last week, 4175 Grange, Tuesday evening. ville. tus place. court. It offers its services In any capacity, Headstones, etc. plain LAKESIDE PROPERTY AT tember 2, Harmony Grange of Monroe and assures those who may intrust their bus- iguretl effects; all full win pay ner annual visit to JNewtown. iness to it, the most careful attention, and Union wkle. have Is looked forward to with Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell were in LIME ROCK. prompt and business-lik- e administration. Its Ave., Norwalk, Ct. These sold until now TAUNTON LAKE It pleasure, the Park City, Monday. terms are as reasonable as those of an individ- .1 Pages. as Harmony always presents a good ual or one se- at ioc y.trd To c ose rut 5c Eight agent trustee. Any desiring to ESTABLISH EU 1M3.V SOLD. program. Pootatuck is to furnish the BASEBALL TOPICS. cure its services can make application to any collation and the chances are that the Experience has demonstrated just of the officers of the Company. brothers and sisters will not back what Ramon's Pink Pills will do. R. A verv soirited ball irame took nlace. Reports of its financial condition are made go L. McDavid, Kelley, La., says: "I suf-- last Saturday, in which the locals de to the State Banking Department every three Arthur H. Bolles, EDITORIAL INK DROPS. F w Beerg of the to Monroe hungry. Mrs A. W. Bassett rrom Wassaic months, and its bouks and securities are ex- Bridgeport is rerea constipation and congestion feated the nine by a score of amined twice a year by the Bank Commis- Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. chairman of the committee on enter of liver a z. sioners.- i New Purchaser. tainment be assisted Mrs the for many years and tried to By a curious coincidence the by Young, the best doctors in the country with- battery on botn teams were brothers, The Bee prints this week an excel- - , Mrs C. E. Beers. Mrs E. F. Northrop. out to Ernest Seud for Our Booklets. Mrs Skidmore. A good" turnout of any benefit, and my surprise Buckley and Charles Moyer lent likeness of E. J. Hurlburt of TALK OF UP was entirely cured. I cheerfully were and catcher for Lime MONUMENTS, OPENING THE ROAD members is looked rer to give our Mon more pitcher NEW PRESTON, CONN. ON OF roe friends a welcome. recommend them for all and even Kock. against Herbert Buckley. Ditch Washington, for many years the fore-- EAST SIDE LAKE. hearty than you claim for them." H. E. er, and Ben Moyer, catcher, for Was S. C. Bull & nne BURR & KNAPP, most business man in and a The Newtown friends of E. G. Seelev Mott, Newtown; Co., saic. a .game, free from errors, NEV HAVEN. that town, aanay hook; s. paric, Trumbull: w, was the verdict. fe The property bordering on the south of Roxbury will be pained to learn of B. j. E. A. The Lime Bankers Brokers, n. Lake- Hawley, Sherman; Honan, Rocks will play the Q. Keane's power in the community in the days end of Taunton lake, known as tne serious accident which befell him w on 20 acres of more uayiorasvme. ' Amenia's Labor day at Millerton. 353 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. OONN. ' side, comprising land a few weeks ago. He was kicked by a when loaded teams of produce made or has been sold W. Monumental less, by Elmer horse, fracturing the knee pan. In a ORGAN RECITAL AND CON Fail-chil- to W. Beers of SACRED their way from the Litchfield Frank Bridge- personal note to the editor he writes LITCHFIELD COUNTY. CERT. Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Works, county port. Mr Fairchild acquired the "I am laid by and have been since the property about five of R. H. 2d of am on bed A grand organ recital and sacred Debentures, Insurance, Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport, Ct bills to New Haven. He was a man years ago day August. I the concert is to be Smith, now of Plymouth. It is under- where they laid me that day, and have WOODBURT. given at Trinity Steamship and Rail- Of who would have been a business leader stood hat Mr Beers will build a cot- been night and day since. I was church, next Thursday evening. Sep f tage on the property for his own occu- and was kicked tember 4, which will be a rare treat as road Tickets, Undertakers and Embalmers. had he lived in 1902, when business raking bay by the JOHN G. TERRILL. some extra musical has - JJ pancy. President David C. Peck, of horse on my knee, breaking and bruis- talent promis- Paying 5. 5H, 6, 7, 7H and per cent. Deposits the Newtown Savings bank, who owns it Dr Ford of Among the successful young men of ea tneir services ior xne occasion. received suDjectto arait, anu interest paid methods are so changed from 50 year's ing badly. Washington on same, securities oougut ana sota on com- land adjoining Mr Beers on the east has had the care of it. We have suc wooaoury is Jonn tr. Terrni, or the mission. bUls of Circu Have side of would nrm or & Mr and Mrs Foreign exchange. ago. The cut was made especially for the lake, like to see a ceeded nicely in reducing the swelling canneia Terrill, druggists. Charles Vosburgh are lar Drafts and Bank Money Orders available & road opened up along the east shore. ana soreness ana we now seem to be of North Woodbury. Mr Terrill was enjoying life at Camp Rocky Dell. in an parts 01 uurope. Prindle florris A moved to the store The Bee. This would open up some magnificent successful in the fractured a messenger in the House of Repre The "Don't Know" club held a clam retaining or W. H. PRINDLE. U O. MORRIS. occupied sites for cottages. There is no doubt pieces in their places for union. At sentatives at tne last session the bake and social on the ball grounds, The recently by that with a little enterprise a summer brst I suffered much pain but now am last Saturday night. About two bush Bridgeport A copy of the list of the colony can be built up as large as now free from it. In a few weeks els of clams were consumed, Funeral Directors Ives-Andre- premium quite together The ws exists at Lake Waramaug. Perhaps more, with care and patience, I hope with the necessary fixins'. Thomas Trust Co., and Embalmers, Danbury fair has been laid upon our Mr Beers' purchase is the ODenintr to have a knee as good as ever. was Ryan rendered a. few vocal solos, after us so. It which desk. is weage. iei nope a sudden and unexpected call to "halt stories, personal reminiscences Banking, Brokerage, Investments, Co., It from the press of the Dan and right about face." I was ana more "flxins' " wbiied away mortgages, interest allowed Newtown, Conn. literally On I a a kicked out of business and when I will jolly evening. Deposits. bury News, nicely illustrated and NEWTOWN Fenton has HIGH SCHOOL. be able to get in again can't sav. Pret Ensign recently return Act as Executors, Administrators. Guardi 249-25- 1 Main handsome of the art typo- ty long time for a Seeley to lie in bed, ed rrom a visit to his uncle, John H. ans, Trustees. j St., specimen or conservators. Telephone Calls answered at New- STATEMENT BY HIGH SCHOOL COMMIT out my courage isTpretty good yet." cainoun, Troy. During his sojourn & Danbury, Ct. graphical. The directors of the fair he made the acquaintance of Hon C. town Inn. TEE. V. Safe Deposit and 'Storage on Walter S. passed in Collins, superintendent of prisons, This go making the arrangements year Violrl Bradley Tuesday whose Vaults. change nearly At a Snpf'ifll muft.lnu Kntnrrlair tne i'arK ana enjoyea a shore din through courtesy he visited the 9, uity capital at Albany. After which Mas uuuvica our avaiia Die after year with the pleasant assurance August the town voted unanimously ner with his daughter, Mrs O'Brien. Safe Deposit Boxes Kented at reason- to "establish and maintain a public ter Fenton took in the sizhts of Wa able rates. floor and will that the fair will be a success, no mat New Invoice of InrHec1 rlrecc chnoc in tervliet arsenal and brought home a space in nigii scuooi." souvenir of HAWLEY. WILMOT & On Thursday of the week following all the latest styles in box calf and the big gun in the shape of STEEL VAULTS. many ways enable us to ter what the weather is. Board of a supply of steel shavings. He also REYNOLDS. the Education chose a High dongola just arrived. Price $150, $1.76 Private Rooms for examining paiers. serve more school committee and the and $2 per pair. Sandy Hook Shoe witnessed five ball games of the New you satisfac- following x ork atate i6 171 State St., Conn; uay luis committee met ana organized. tore, w. s. coroett, proprietor. League. Bridgeport, UNDERTAKERS, Thev haVK rAnt.pri in t.ha TWkro Miss Maud Simmons of Hoosick torily. 16-1- imnmg 8 comes the N. is 98 State Conn. . September lively town Academy, which is centrally lo-- Miss Jennie B. Roberts of Portches- - Falls, Y., visiting at the "Fen St., Bridgeport, uotcu iiuu near we ter, Li. 1., is the of ton inn" ror a rew days. Mechanics' and Farmers' New Milford fair, and with good raiiroaa Station. guest, this week, Mrs James Sowden of The Danhnrv HarH- - They have also engaged a teacher of wranu jyirs wiinam m. ACKiey. Wilmington, Bank George B. H awi.ky. Vine Su Near Park Ave weather will be success. di A. M. who Del., a former resident of Lime Rock. Savings Edward II. Wii.hot. no Clinton Ave. it a The experience, Tibbitts, for B. 97 the past three years and a half has George B. Stone and children of has been visiting friends here for a City Bank Building, Wall St.. Bridgeport John Kkvkoi.ds. West Ave. ware to., rectors of this enterprising fair don't uuue excellent service as of Cleveland, O., spent a few days the lew aays. Telephone 321 principal n..C1,V - H I 1 W T 2 crhru-k-l .l l the Salishllrv TTiirh- - Tho nv cum ween 1111 auu Deposits, 82,564,230.48 r'- iiva ft wiiu - iirs Lieroy. . 349-35- 1 Main expect to eclipse the exhibi j j..v.j4. 11- - 04. ; i and 116,009.43 A St., Danbury. Danbury will be opened on Monday, September juiLuueu. mi aiuue is train aispatca BETHLEHEM. Surplus Interest, tion. The of New Milford and o. er at Cleveland. people The Board of "PVlncDtlnn nan actaH. Assets, $2,986,470.24 P. F. a E. . J3HN G. TERRILL. BETHLEHEM'S JURORS. surrounding towns are quite loyal to lished scheme of study, for three of J. Richmond moved, last, Mnniinr. DeDOslts of il to f1000 received and Interest Keating, the four years of the course, as follows: from the Lee place down the river to The following is the list of jurors credited from the first of each month, payable FURNITURE DEALER, their home fair, as they ought to be. Frsl Year English, arithmetic, tne xoii nouse near Bennett's Bridge. Legislature. Mr Terrill has marked for this town as returned by the clerk iu .January anu juiy 01 eacn year, incorpor- ttuumcu as an artist and in the inter of court ated 1873. Undertaking and Embalming In all Ita ENTER YOUR olulck msiory, pnysical geogra- ability the Superior to Town Clerk OFFICERS : branches, promptly and carefully attended to. This fair is made a sort of a social oc phy, and Gottleib Kuhne of book or Mrs Minor C. physiology botany. and family the esting Julia Strong i lynn: Johnson l). Dayton, George John L Second Year Classical Course: Al- rurcnase spent tne aay in JNew Haven on "The Town and The People" fur-- Stowe, Oliver C. Hill, Charles H. Hill Weasels, President SANDY HOOK. OONN. casion, and people go quite as much to last nisnea an sketch. The Marshall E. Morris, gebra, Latin, rhetoric, English history. Wednesday. illustrated Philip Waldron, William J. Hunt, Fre-lk- . Vice Presidents. see (2) Course: firm of Canfield & Terrill succeeded T. James T. B. Hall. HORSES their friends as to gaze upon the English Algebra, rhetoric, Arthur Minor, Parmelee, L. S. Catlin. and Treasurer. English history, physics and geology. Miss Mary Hartigan and Thomas N. M. Strong, who for a quarter of a rams stougnton, James K. Allen. Secretary oxen, the big pumpkins, potatoes, and Third Year (1) Classical Course: FTartlcran nf A nennia anil ATloo tj.iv. century or more carried on a large and Gk AT ruin of were SI. BIETiRS, the luscious and uciar,ureeK, geometry, civil govern- i Waterbury guests, the successiui ousiness. Mr Terrill is a apples pears. Horse ment, English literature and American yaav ween, ui xrir ana jyirs iiomer uon young man of pleasing address and has Mr and Mrs Stephen Hayes attended Watertown Sav- Undertaker and ) - the Old Home week in Great men will be especially interested in iirciauuiB. .Eingusn uourse: ueom- ger. many irienas. He is a son of C. T, exercises South Barrington Fair, eti.y, civil government, rench, book- Terrill. Britain, last week. Embalmer, t School soon Viecrin utra Mr and Mrs Zenas Candee of Wa- the speed program provided for this keeping, English literature and Amer- win and haim P. ings Bank, WASHINGTON DEPOT, CONN. Sept. 24, 25, 26, 1902. ican literature. a new Stock of hovs' anil misses' shoes HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY. terbury spent Sunday with MrsCan- - A. H. W00LS0N, .President. 3. year, and we look for a successful fair The COUrSA of Kt.nrlv rha fourth the kind that wear. a of the aee's parents, Mr and Mrs Jarvis K, Telephone tir -- Try pair Mrs Jane two B. H. MATT00N, Treasurer. year will be set forth as soon as it is ixever Kip" ior Doys, $1.20 and $1.50 Drakeley entertained Thompson. PURSES$2350. all 'round. Newtown ought to send evident that there will be scholars to uer uatr. inannv nnp xmiv w irienas rrom Koxburv. recently. A number of local enthusiasts went C. Mrs Coles and Miss to on Deposits, Jan. 1909, $395,053.58 up a as New take it. Cbrbett, proprietor. daughter, Ada, Woodbury Saturday to witness i, s good delegation Milford Examinations of Southington are at Fred tne ban between Surplus and Undivided F. Proxramms for admission to the s. visiting game Hotchkissville George Taylor, people are quite generous of High school will be held by the School Miss Emma Wilson PntPrtMinoH a .trerKin and Bethlehem. Profits,; $13,919.96 Funeral First patrons Board A Dartv of vnnnor at. Y&r htrvmt Miss Rose Dillon of Stevenson is vis- M rs Director, Sandy Hook, Ct Day Wed., Sept. 34. at the Newtown npnnlp in Clara King of New Haven has Interest commences thelfirst of each month, our own nitrhfc. mes Mrs William Crowell. a few Is 10. Telephone calls answered promptly from 2.40 Class, Trot and Newtown fair. urday, August 30, at 9.30 a. m. Taunton. Tuesdav ann iting recently .spent days with her and payable January and July C. Bull & Go's. Pace, Purse $250 refreshments to Mr and Mrs O. E. Norton attended mrs 1). Banking; rooms, Pythian Hall BuUdlmr, Wa- Applicants win ne examined in the added the enjoyment inena, j. Dayton. tertown, Conn. .4.iiiwa, j.ru.1, rurseKSOO following branches: 01 tne occasion. a Norton and Gibson reunion at Ouas- - The entertainment in the Metho Second Day Thurs., Sept 33. The Union Arithmetic (tn simnlo inhupocH sapaug lake, last Friday. dist church on Thursday evening, con- Agricultural Society of n. Mrs A. Arthur Leavenworth won of W. 2.35 Class, ography, English, spelling, reading, F. Young, Miss Cornelia the gold sisting music and readings, was E. TROY. JR.. Trot, ' Purse $250 Monroe, and Young and the Misses Buck nnssori watch from the watch club, last week. attenaea. Tne of Pror FAIRCHILD & MEAD, 2.21 C ass, Pace, Purse $300 Huntington Trumbull uuiicu ciuates uistory ana writing. A largely singing Tkoy's Bi.rx;., Sandy Hook. 2.19 It is not the intention tji mah-- an .Tuesday in Southbury. number of Ruth Clay's playmates Munson and Miss Edith Judson, was General Insurance and Class, Trot, Purse $300 once come d - A again to the front, this the over-rigi- examination and nemea ner to ceienrace ner lotn nirtn- Real Estate Agents, Furniture New Line of the Latest pupils Ponrinnit.teemtin W TVf especially appreciated. Third Day Frl., Sept. a6. 30th from all the districts are to pre- P.vnni vn day, last Thursday afternoon and even Curtiss J. Munson. Sr.. of New Ha Goods. time, to hold their fair, and an- sent urged the North Center school Ajuuiua she received ven is a few Mrs 61 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Cob Undertaking In all its Branches. 2.15 Class, Trot and Pace, Purse $400 themselves, the purpose being to district has ing, many dainty little spending days with Double Team nounce that the time is to be admit as many who are qualified to arrangea to nave the school room presents from the children, and from Ralph Munson. Warmer Bldg., Room 9. Race, Purse $250 Septem- undertake as ana pa in tea on tne in- neroiaer irienas a hammock, croouet William S. Blakeman has been 2.29 Class, Pace, Purse $300 the work can be cared for wiutewasiieu, ber 24th and 25th. the by the teacher. terior. Wohler & Burwell will tin the set, dress and a piano from her parents. spending a few days with his father in M. F. Keane, CONDITIONS. Though work. The children . BANKING The tuition to all in the town is free enjoyed playing and par- Amenta, jn. i MIDDLESEX Paid In. S600.0U0. Issue Funeral Director akd Embalmer, ?.u!e;i.f National Trotting Association (of fair has gone through with some dis- and the committee is taking of cake, candv and ice cream. Dea Samuel Hayes has been indiS' 5 per cent Debenture Bonds of $100, (300, 150, la confident that IT-- BROOKFIELD, CONN. Society a member) to govern.wlth it Mrs S. S. Thorn neon nf 'NToto j .m and were $500. $1000 and $5000, which are statute law exceptions as stated below. has provided advantages for the young finally much amused by an posed for a few days,havingjbeen badly unasby couraging things in the line of weath- San-for- d a ful investments tor xrust t in tne state. Night and day call attended to In E?t,!?i'.? Fee, Ave per cent, with five people to has visited her nieces, Miss Annie unexpected call from lady and little oy tnrown rrom a norse. L. D.. SAN FORD & Room 210, promptly cent additional from winners of per fully equal the present needs, Mrs uijuieu oeing CO., Agents, BrookOeld, Newtown and vicinity. Office and .of any portion er, etc., it is as as ever and and we propose to work on from what and R. H. Beers. girl dressed in the style of "ye olden Henry Haugh of Derby is visitini? at Meigs Building, Bridgeport, Conn. telephone call at Sturdevant's store. Tele- purse. just lively cake-wal- k. 245-- 3. Purses 50. 15 "w or tyme," and also by a Some J. D. phone number divided 25, and 10 per cent. prauLicauie 10 ine end estab- Mrs R. of Dayton's. All Kaces mile heats, three In five to har- will give just that same generous show lishing a high school of the best John Peclr nrHrintort at the little ones declared that they Sheriff Hayes left on Saturday for a NEWTOWN SAVINGS BANK Newtown. ness. is grade. organ in the never naa a Detter time in life. business to Missouri. 1855. horse the It hoped that the generosity and Congregational church, their trip .UAV11J O. FEUtt. President: ARTHUR Any distancing field, or any part it always does, one that makes es- Sunday, in the absence of Miss Mabel Mrs barah Morris is visitinc her Mr and Mrs thereof, will be entitled to first money always public spirit shown by the town in Burnett Johnson. Jr.. T. NETTLETON, Treasurer. Business Hocrs only. school 4) in New Haven. of Watertown from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. On front S a. Flye to enter, four to start. Right reserved us feel as if we were sure to our tablishing the will ha nniAii. Taylor. granddaughter spent Sunday at N. L. Saturdays to change order of programme. get ated DV all onr citizens anri that, nor Mrs Julia Isbell is boarding with 13 loss to Km. S. C. & Co. If, owing to bad weather, the Society shall ents will be even to Mrs Samuel Pinknev anrl igimliT. Mrs O. E. Norton's. Private Charles M. Hatton of the Bull not be able to start any of the above races, money's worth and would go again, ready make some Miss of are Miss Florence Sucklev snent Sandy Hook. Ookh. such races may be declared off and entrance sacrifice for the purpose of sending Elizabeth, Brooklyn, enjoy- Satur third United States cavalry, after money refunded. This is officered men who their children. ing a sojourn at Capt A. W. Peck's. day and Sunday with relatives in two years in the Hopples shall not be a bar. society by This intellectual spending Philippine Does Your Roof enuinment- for' - t.hn worlr nf nc "R Bridgeport. Islands, has returned to the United Licensed ! Entries close at midnight, SATURDAY take a interest in welfare and ' ti,..uuua A orrT, n To vlri viciAs4 The Pharmacist SEPTEMBER , 1903. great its easily afforded can hardly be over- Beach at Hotchkissville and Bethlehem States with his regiment and is now at estimated. Milford, Monday, and dipped baseball teams had a crame in Georc-- j?orc 1 enowstone, Mr Hat-to- n LEAK? FRANK H. BRKKIS, who give their best efforts to its suc- his toes in the salt water. Wyoming. A SPECIALTY Sec., To from other towns tu- Terrill's meadow, last Saturday after- expresses a desire to return to the . MADE OF pupils the imn-d- Mass. noon, and 'Ville team won 1 yuu Know mat we .' Great Barrington, cess. Their of races is ition will be $20 for the vear and we the the land of steady habits on the expira- y.,e. Koof Cement list attractive, Thomas Ouinlivan of Norfolk tion of his term of "d Paint made Rubber doods, viz.: Fountain, Bulb hope to secure the patronage of adjoin visited at John in Hanover.ii day. service. wmuines tne great and Hard Rubber Hot Wa- and with the many other attractions wnere mere no Mulligan's Miss Florence France of Bridgeport Miss Annie Hamilton of Hartford est toughness with elasticity owing to Its pe-- Syringes, bonus is ...... v If beat ing public ...... 111 ter Bags, Breast Pumps, Atomizer you want the and fancy I is relatives here. a few with her Mrs i.UUi, nootner make) staple High school. One hot.t.le. ofu- - "Ramon's visiting spent days mother, and adheres to and offered at this a crowd is sure to &vuu.w. " 'ii rrv.,xuiuu Davison and tamuv of South-- Alexander week. freely metal, slate or glass. It Nursing Fittings in Variety. fair, The state permits scholars in such will do vou as much crood as a month's; Harry Hamilton, last P "uiexpanus or contracts Photographic Supplies and Mater- towns a. Hin-V- i bury moved, Thursday, into Mrs Jen . F. was in on a with the roof in the summer or wlntvr If to attend nnhlic cohnni t Hayes Kidgeneld vfiiii -Kinf- InuL. .. .. ials. be present. This fair is conducted stay at any resort. It will make your house. J ,J n X Special attention given the Pre- GROCERIES by in another town and town nie Newton's business trip, last week. and then touch "vw juu tan it yourstMr the 0100a ana it with roof Yim work. requires pure ricn, give you a good James Eade and are soon to Prof Curtis Munson on can up paint. scription on the market eall tl:e owns of Huntington, Trumbull in which said scholars reside to pay appetite, and enable you to endure family George left make your roof secure for the winter at la the while the move to Keyport. N. J., and Josenh Monday for his home in Middle town, verv trifling cost, cheaper than haviug it leak. at the new atore of tuition, the state reimburses summer heat. You can it, for i Everybody that has used It and Monroe, but many people from the town two-th- ir Is of the H. E. ut Smith and family are to move into the N. Y. TliaOs a say it's O.K. Mott, Newtown: S. n house vacated by them. J. Edward Allen has 20 summer good record. to expended. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook; W. B. outside always go this show, each We are confident we can Hawlev. Sherman: S. Johnnie Han or Watertown is visit boarders at his handsome residence on that satisfy J. Parks his parents, Mr and Mrs Mark West street. in numbers. fur- the needs of the boys and girls in the bull; E. A. Honan, Gavlords-Tn.- ing BETT'S year increasing Any i riff towns and chtill ha tn Hall. Miss Jennie L. Scott of New Jersev COAL. COAL. neighbor ,taA ville HARRY SANDY HOOK, CT. Harry Eyres and family visited in is in town to a RIDER ther information will be furnished by have them present at , the examina over expected shortly spend 61s MICHAEL tions. Mr and Mrs John M rwio Bridgeport Sunday. few weeks among her old friends. Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn KILLBRIDE, All New Goods Prices S. T. W". Guests at William Bellamy's, last is understood 8andy Hook, Oonn. High Palmer, Secretary, Shelton.Conn. James H. George, James Gordon guests of Mr and Mis G. It that the High Telephone 546-- 3. Henry Curtis week, were two nieces, the Misses school committee have not as yet en "Goal yards at New England Depot. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902. 5

ven passed Sunday in town, guests of Danbury, the guest of his aunt, Mrs The Newtown Bee, Mr ana Mrs rviniam iiamnn. Costello. THEC.H. The young society people, under the For QUEEN OLOA AT THE FAIR. leadership of Miss Adaline Buck, will WE ARE September ffffmicKlTIl have an informal CIRCULATION: IMS dance, Monday night, Now Temporarily Located Among the attractions on "The Mid in Roger Sherman hall. ll II II II way," at the New Milford fair, will be Wilbur Osborne, one or Mr Beat-lif- e Noble Benuitt's Arcade Wear Last Week, 4175 Ihiximir.xi u "Queen Olga," Noble Bennitt having right hand men, is taking a vacation Bldg. come. practically engaged her to The of two weeks. He is so well pleased So. of Bank St.. New Milford, We have a splendid line of light-weight and medium-weig- ht JANUARY, 1, 188a, 600 West Haven Herald says of her with New Milford that be is passing And now would-b- e "Queen Olga is a lady of charming the time under his own vine and fig are ready for visitors, and purchasers to look orer complete personality, a pieasinir conversational tree. He expects to make an excursion line of 8 IT T 8 1st and an enthusiastic devotee of her to Lake Waramaug, in order to catch I Eight Pages. New Milford, Conn. chosen art. One of the remarkable an eight-poun- d bass. SL feats of her Savin Bock season was Furniture That we are letting go at almost unheard of prices, for we don't want to car- the Mrs Walter Hatch and son are pass- Bedding them over It much seance with Councilman Scbaeffer of ing some time with the of Mr With prices rljtlit for your trouble "lu locating ry takes time and Is expensive packing them away, and, New who came on parents us Id too, we need the room; that's the whole story of the LOW PRICES. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Britain, down an Hatch in Kent. the Arcade. Boots $3.00. Oxfords $2.50. excursion. The councilman, German, Mr and Mrs Orrin Lathron and chil PICTURE phlegmatic and skeptical, heard Queen dren are visiting William G. Lathroo FRAfllNQ NEW MILFORD. Olga's forecast. He was told, among of Bridge street. A specialty, having In stock 5n style of mould- other things, that he was soon to re and M. ings and orer W0 samples to clif Me from. Also & Hubert Thomas Andrew a Hue assortment of mats. LaHAIT THOMAS, ceive a letter announcing the death of Booth were In Derby. Monday, in the NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT THE WORKS OF THE relative in uermany, and that the interests of the New Milford fair. M1LFORD, CONN, WOOD CO. was She BRIDGEPORT FINISHING Queen Quality. letter already posted. also Have you tried die Search-ligh- t Java told him that he would go to Germany and Mocha coffee? 25c flOTThe office of Hubert Thomas, funeral director,. will be henceforth in People who have not visited Still Every one can't be a six to pound packages, HOYT (EL ATCHISON. the on the next to A. River will be judge within months settle the estate and please remember a beautiful dec- building Park, Levy's. lately surprised at the of leatb er and 8tioemakine or tne deceased. The next morning he orated dish with Undertakkrs of the I goes every pound: magnitude improvements being reraivarl a lpt.rpr f mm his siiitr Mre also a for a dish. and furkiture carried on by the Bridgeport Wood Even the 1IOSI KUSICU WUIUaU tTolnrioh Frif.io ,.f IPWho coupon large Only at dealers, Co. in its Snn. The Farmers' Trading Co.'s. New Finishing rebuilding plant. be deceived shoes with- - Germany, informing him of the death a customer Milford, Ct. The main factory is 205x50 feet and is may by of her a said the other day: in hands of Booth & Wilson. Their out a name or hurtand, leaving laws estate, Why is it this is the onlv store where It's To Your Ad the reputation. Many perhaps one of the most remarkable I can such tine mackerel buy and vantage foreman is Harry Burgess. There is a or were re-- boiler house of brick SDoes are rail' to look unon but double predictions those in cheese?" Simply because The Farm- If want in the of Summer and construction, gard to the Water bury and Torrington ers' Co. sell the best. you anything way 22x33, and a wing for the wheel pit . when they are put to service nres. was wnne Trading only Fall Wearables to come here for them. and on the southwest yueen oiga visited at w. J. Clark informed a Bek report carpenter shop their fiimsiness shows forth. Torrington by Edward E. Bennett or er, be was about half corner. The main building has im- Mutual Monday, that mense timbers in it and the frame is The one sure to have the. Fire Engine Ct. of that through with the tobacco harvest. Mr way city. She said to him: 'Within two Clark's tobacco is in the of condi- Dca't trccEl THE REASON WHY now being placed in position. A hand- weeks will pink some office two stories and a shres that are right "is to buy your company beealled out of tion for cutting and he had a large t:j buiiding, town to worst fire has ever : is on with nght the it force on, taking advantage or the tine Is to find We over from half, being erected the, high tlnse the name ''Queen been called to a little and 11 easy don't carry goods near the It has brick upon meet.' Ten days weather. . Pay more, you' get season to but mark them at such ground highway. later the company was summoned to the worth of your money. Many season, figures foundations and is being built undei Qiality." to assist in that of the "filled" ' Watch Cases in the store. the direction of the company's head Waterbury quelling cheap that they simply won't stay James Mullins. The old most disastrous conflagration which T WASHINGTON. are made to sell, not Xowear. The Therefore: to' carpenter, FAST COLOR destroyed practically all of the business ''It's your advantage." house, which stood east of the office or the afterward. building, has been moved bv Wallace EYELETS. portion city, shortly LIST OF RKUISTKRBD VOTERS IN TOWN Jas. Boss 8,i.r Case A. White to a about 800 feet Queen Olga prophesied that Torring ENTITLED TO VOTE IN THE POLITICAL has been made for point ton wouio receive a note rrom tne nre CAUCUSES. 50 years, and south on the hill, and has been built tiend which would 7,000,000 have proved their Clothier and Merchant over into two fine tenements. Mr reduce the center lieoian O. Averill.Carl worth. is of the city to ashes. This prediction Republican: It guaranteed to wear White is also doing an extensive job was in local August Anderson, Hans Anderson, 25 yean many have been worn same Branch-vill- e published the papers of A. Tailor, for the company at their April 1, and the fire insurance acents Perry Anderson, Charles Andersor. over 40 years. By this mark tS plant. The company have also did a business. On Johannes Anderson, Charles J. Ander- you knowvthem. vrolden, had a new barn 30x35 F. rushing April 17, son, Nels Anderson, Miles We recommend this erected, feet, Aspinwall, case. New Milford. a tire destroyed the big LiJIey block in M. - 8clioverlingBuilding, E. Rowe & (Jo. of New Milford having center or tne an Willis J. Aspinwall. James Ansoi the city, aged woman, Edwid H. M. Beards-le- y, this contract. Manager Breinig is to Mrs Mary Wheeler, was overcome bv Beardsley.George be congratulated on his energy, for he Dayton Burnham, Walter Burn-ha- C. will have one of most smoke and perished, arid a number of Oscar E. Henrv W. E. lUddifori the complete other occupants had narrow escapes. Beeman, Bee, New Milford, Ct. plants of the kind in the country. is to man, Carl A. Borger, Edward Brague, Ladies of New Mil it interesting read the clippings Emerson E. Brague,Theodore D. Brad- mat can't see from the papers, the .first containing in gold m EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AT THE were ley, Henry E. Bradley, Rollin C. Bun the predictions that fulfilled to John c. W. O. Corn- Fine Watch ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT. the letter, as attested by the clippings nell, Brinsmade, aad Clock Repairing a in a vvaicn is wasiea , of a date. Besides ing, Gustaf P. Carlson. Charles G. Specialty. Work Done by aa Expert goia goia The New Milford Electric Co. later these predic Axel G. All Work receive for it adds nothing to the beauty of STAUB&C1AU.ETT Light ford. tions, Queen located the body of Carlson, G.Carlson, Augut Repair will Prompt are out extensive Olga JS. the adds laying improvements Gacobi Carlson, John Carlson, Charles R. Attention. case, much to the cost, at their near the Housatonic the boy in a river at Barre, Vt.; Alfred A. Carl- and is not as some plant located stolen diamond for Carlson, Carlson, John strongas cheaper river. Manager L. P. Giddings is hav- three rings son, Ernest J. Carlson, Myron E. Cable, metals. In the installed a 150-hor- water Mr Hastings of Montpelier, Vt., the ing power now Kdson H. Cable, Edwin J. Cable, Fred Headquarters For wheel. It weighs about 12 tons and the thief being in jail; located erick Cable. Remus Cogswell. William is a tremendous affair. will be the valuable Darjers for Mr Ratm of Tor Eoss Gase It which had been lost two Cogswell, Sherman Cogswell, George S. jas. largest wheel in the Housatonic valley rington, Ct., Cogswell, ni son Cogswell, Howard Jr. Highest and and one of the in the state. In years; predicted the distribution of H. Rob- a sheet of metai takes the largest Crowell millions to Cogswell, Thornton Cogswell, ! stiffening putting it in the company have built the Chief of Police ert E. Carter, Frederick K Cook, Wil Lowest place of this wasted gold, makes Hardware and three coffer two washed Briggs of Putnam, Ct.: and many oth dams, being of which a record liam H. cnurcn, wiiuam a. Dougal, the casestrongerand?much cheaper, away by the freshet. The wheel was ers, has been kept, John M. H. Denslow, Al- WE ARE BOTH. Dahlstrom, tts-pci- d. In to yet preserves all beauty. made by the Chase Co. of Orange, which she takes pleasure showing fred Eckman, Charles C. Ford, William case Agricultural and takes the of two those interested in this marvelous In The is guaranteed for as years. Mass., place science." J. Ford, Murray C. Ford, Ellsworth The Highest Quality, You should see this Case. Tools, smaller wheels. The work is being Fenn, Leonard J. Fleezer, R. D. Far-ran- d, The Lowest In Price. done by that millwright expert, S. R. Henry Fry, Henry Foulois, Wil- will in SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. - Hill. The improvements cost IN liam Foulois, Edward L. Griswold, We invite you to look over our large stock of AV- excess of $3,000. Good lodge. I. O. O. F., Charles L. Gilbert, Charles B. Gilson, Groceries and Meats, and see for yourself. M. Hill, Tinware, Wooden ware, Paints, Refrig- Shepherd Don't lake our word for it but couie ui our A. Jul- a worked the first, second and third" Otto Green, Albert Gustafson, store. Try Bennett & Sloan's Java aud Mot-h- New Milford, erators, Hammocks, Guns, Ammunition, A COMMERCIAL TRAVELER NOT BALK- degrees on one candidate, last week ius A. Glover, Frank J. Hosford, Coffee blend Id air tight sealed can. The Tackle, Harness, Robes, Blan- ED BY A CLOUD BURST. Two . Charles S. Hoi lister, John B. Hoi lister, highest grade Co (fee produced. Our sales fast Fishing Thursday night. applications Ask for sample. in for were received. Arthur Hollister, Edwin Hoi lister, - Everything kets, ete. Look orer our assort- C. H. Slocum, a drummer membership II'.lllL-to- - (joiree i,- 10 jac id. Whips, popular Good has extended L'.mnnl T. flitnvra G im ment: We can suit you in quality and representing E. D. Depew & Co. of Shepherd lodge New hair-liftin- g We notice that the firm of C. H. an invitation to Rev Moses phrey, Burton G. Humphrey, Frank York, had a experi- hereby give Dighton E. E. price! ence while coming. through to New & is our authorized of Sherman to deliver an address to Helin, Charles A. Holmes, Col Farmers' Co., Milford from his home at Pawling, N. Booth Bentley Co. only agent the members of the order and their Johnson, Eric Johnson. August John- Trading of cloud Sher- friends on the evening of September son, Simeon S. Johnson, Carl Johnson, Cor. Main and Church Sts.. Near Hill Y., the day the burst at in New n, Milford for the sale of genuine Queen Qual- 14. O. Samuel C. K rig-ma- H. D. Try A man. He went across great washouts Charles Johnson, Avenue, Hine, and four that were said to be shoes under our Our shoes The members of Court Waramaug, Oscar Larson, Lewis M. Logan, New Conn. bridges ity guarantee. daiuaged No. 130, F. of are a fine Edward E. Meeker, Elnathan Mitch- Milford, Pho-tographe- r. impassable. Coming to the first gully A., expecting Portrait Artist and we sell to certain dealers under an that time at a dance to be given on Friday ell, Louis A. Mason, Thomas Martin, Telephone 5--1. Free Delivery. HANDY WAGON he went back and borrowed a couple of agreement James plank, and by unhitching his horse evening, August za, at uoger snerman John Morgan, John Manguson, him and they shall be sold as imperfect goods; as we are not nail, wmcney's orchestra will rurnisn Murphy, Robert Murphy, William L. On. Your Farm. got across, later pulled the Mc-Ha- n, over. He went across the inspiration for the dancing. The tick McHan, Horace McHan. George TCDIO: Oor. Ave. and East St. carriage willing that damaged or second quality shoes of our ets will be 50c. Felix McGovern, Eric H. Nelson, Whittlesey bridge near Gray's blacksmith shop in - which was said to be unsafe make shall be offered the as Samuel J. Nettleton. Willis M. Nettle- NEW niLFORD, CI INSURANCE Sherman, to public first quality, B. Ladies! Wecan writ your in at the time. He says he is not ambi- NORTHVILLE AND VICINITY. ton, Clarence Nettleton, Albert Before some of the best in the tious to of even when the is not to the eye. O'Berg, Oscar Peterson, John A. Pe purchasing 'companies repeat the experiences that damage apparent Now we have two deer in our bor terson, Carl A. Pierson, Joel Pierson, I make a Specialty of large portrait world. day. Those who know the genial Those who shoes of ders. your Fall and Winter Shoes, In Slocum think he would not be balked buy Queen Quality other school was Wallace Kicntnond, uobert L. utcn work all styles. The Sunday picnic held mond, John Charles Rhodin, call and see my line. It Views, Picture Frames, flouldings, by anything fire, water or smoke. He dealers than those us as our authorized on Thursday, a somewhat lowry day. Rydell, please designated by John E. Solomon te saws wood. was a Ryden, Ryden, Jr., is up-to-da- in fit and Mats, etc. nevertheless there good attend Charles Ryden, George O. Rylander, style, and will have themselves to blame for were te Photo Qoods Supplies. agents, only any ance. The picnic grounds at O. T. wear. An up-to-da- Our Hon H. S. Edward Sperry, George Sperry, Queen Also a Complete Line of the Finest &l WORK BEING RUSHED ON THE NEW or loss that ensue. Cheerie Point. friend, Robert W. Squires, Powell G. Seeley, line included. Shown in New Milford Staub Mallett, BOOTH & BENTLEY STOKE. disappointment may Mygatt, kindly gave his permission. S. W. Os Quality Wall Papers Ever load or Ford Seeley. Henry Seeley, Cor. Main & Church Sts., C. P. of the C. H. Booth & Clarence Kinney took the nap car Swanson, Gustaf Adoiph Swanson, Bentley, py youngsters this year. A. M. Bentley Co., has been in New York a Thos. Q. Plant Co. S. is on John Swanson, Albert Smith, New Conn. number of times of late fur- A. Buckingham working the Samuel B. Smith, Frederick B. J. C. MURRAY, Milford, selecting Merwin block. Naw niture and for the new store, - Scbmeidel, Jr., John Scbmeidel, Oscar atiuoRD. fittings Mrs Ford spent last week in Bridge- John A. FARMERS DESIRING which is going to be one of the most Port. Stafstrom, Swanberg, George attractive in Western Connecticut. an Tomlinson, Luther A. Tyrrell, Frank Nova Scotia Land Plaster or is not to Bert Bowers is building addition Edward M. J. Miner Mr Booth money make Tyrrell, Taylor,- sparing to his house. Dp-so- n, it as and attractive as can be. Taylor, George Tompkins,- Henry Prime Cotton Seed Meal complete Mr and Mrs Bowers visited their son G. Dallas J. R. W. L. It looks now as if the store would be last week. John Wyant, Wyant, Wendt, For Fertilizer will do well to leave orders with ready for occupancy by October 1, or here, Edwin C. Whitehead, Eliian w. an now. soon Miss Mabel riauocK is entertaining Woodruff, Charles T. Woodruff, Heliry Expert Watchmaker GKASSS SEED All kinds, good seed, low very after. Manager Giddings company. , and H. D. Hine were engaged on Mon black snake measuring 12 feet more or progress made by New Milford since a w. woodruff, M. snerman wooarun, and Jeweler. PrMfiBURN WAGONS-O- all, Frank LiUddtngton, spent snort E. FARM look day in putting in me electric wires in less. the fire. Mrs jr., accom George H. Wheaton, Henry War hem over and get prices. Light Driving and the new Meanwhile the la time here. Luddington ner, irime w w Anvthinirln the Watch. Clock or Jemlnr Farm Harness, single and double. building. him to Great Harrington, Mass., rignt,btepnen l. ngnt, Line furnished at abort notice and at Loaeat al- dies are some tremendous val NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. panied Silas G. Wright, Joseph Wetterau, GOOD RELIABLE HORSES oall kinds finding MR RANDALL'S NEW STEAM CARRIAGE. to attend the funeral of his grand Wilbur Rob- Cash Price. ways on band. Hot Water, ues in dry goods at the store further Miss Lillian Osborne will the on James Wickwire, Wells, FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET Flour sale sing H. Le Rov Randall has nnmhased a father, Saturday. ert C. Joseph I. West. Groceries and General Mdse. up Bank street. The increasing at the service at St Whittlesey, Feed, Grain, f the Queen Quality shoe proves it to offertory morning "White steam car, and now makes good Democratic: Robert H. Armstrong, GRADUATE OPTICIAN. We can save yon money on everything. or John's, next Sunday. At the evening on CATCHING BIG BASS. S. W. Steam be a winner in wearing qualities and service the "I heard the voice of time between his cottage Lake Frank Brown, nenry Brown, AU Work Warranted Sal isfaotory. price. duet, Waramang and the village. He came A of local business men, P. Lewis Bristol, Arthur H. Bolles, James Hatch & Marsh Jesus say," will be repeated again Dy number 11. Ackley, down, the other morning, In 45 min M. Cassedy, Jerome E. Castle, Charles Bartram, George lieers, liaipn Railroad and Bridge Sts., NewMIlford. Miss Osborne and Henry Harris. uowara William C. Da- REPAIRING in all Branches Neatly Hot Air VISITED NEW MILFORD, PA. Miss Maud Addis' was much utes, mibourn does, tne hon Planz, Attorney John F. Addis and Buckingham, Beeman, singing ors as chaoffeur.in an accomplished and Charles return from rius Bristol, Henry E. Calhoun, John and Promptly Done. . admired at St John's, last Sunday. Hall, Spectacle W. v. II Percy, the efficient ticket was skillful manner. The "horses along the Lake to-da- where they have been en w. comns, couruana u. coie, rana seller at the depot, returned on Satur- Her articulation exceptionally route as a rule are not Some Cole, Samuel H. Clark, Edward G. Heating. good. is hoped that Miss Addis will frightened. joying a sojourn of a week. great Main New Milford, Ct. day evening, with Mrs Percy, from a It The drivers seem more scared than bass nave been ana tne men Clark, Thomas D. Connerty, George Street, of two weeks bis old home at sing here again some time in the near horses. Mr caugnt, H. m. setn Although you visit at future. Randall says it makes the come back well bronzed in counte couch, waiter coucn, New Milford, Pa. The town in Penn journey easier in every way, as there is 10 Conch. James Conrov. Henry T. Cady, of New nance and feeling years younger. It Moses DR C. H. ALLEN. FALL have no need of such things now sylvania which bears the name not the jar when riding, even in a is Jiau win nave a Ezra Douglas, Joseph Deveaux, a rubber-tire-d expected Charley E. the time will soon be here when you Milford is country place of about AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT. carriage. brand new stock of fish yarns. Deveaux. George Dugan. Henry Dentlat, PAINTING 000 population, located in the north Frisbie, Ueorge w. Ferris, Jonn 11. NEW MILFORD, CT. will want them bad. "Now is the ern part of the state. There is a tan Miss Lillian Osborne, assisted by Ferris. Michael Flaherty. Jerome E. ana a wnere Miss A. soprano, ARE FARMERS CUTTING TOBACCO TOO HERBERT R. BENNETT. G. Mv Office Is now located In residence of L. Will soon be. time to for them in nery located mere quarry Agnes Ohopourian, Grannis, Durwood Grannis, John N. opposite the library. begin planning they get out flag stones. The village and Miss Weinstein, elocutionist, will GREEN? Herbert R. Bennett, aged 18 years Griswold. Paul N. Gage. Edward Hull, ennlngs, the order of the day. Everyone who concert in Sherman hall has used the Benjamin Moore & Co. order not to get caught by the first lies in one long street, sometning alter cive a Roger E. A. Wildman went to Hartford on and 10 months, died last week at the Nelson W. Hull, Ezra A. Hull, Charles . In and the fashion ot Woodbury. on the evening of the 18th of Septem he a nanhurv hospital, after an operation Hoffman. Herman Hoffman. Frederick Paints praise them Come talk cold snaps that come. We make a will be Tuesday, where made trip through the question over with us. We ber. Further particulars given the tobacco district. Mr Wildman is for Anmndicitis. He is a son of George Hoffman. Frank L. Hallock, Frank Dr paint satisfac- specialty of and later. Bennett of The funeral Hoag. Sherman iiartwen. uaniei Taippen, are in a to give you Heating Apparatus BARN BURNED IN PARK LANE. of the that some farmers here Aspetuck. d ti. position opinion on Rev S. Hartwell.-Davi- S. Ed DENTIST, tory goods at reasonable prices. we would be pleased to you and "out East" are cutting tobacco was attended Sunday, George Hurlburt, give A barn belonging to Perry Walker HIRE A SPECIAL NIGHT too win Edgar B. Holcomb, Benja- 10 tons MERCHANTS green, and he urges the farmers Lansing Taylor officiating. Hart, New Milford. Ct. plans and figures. We furnish any in Park Lane, containing about WATCHMAN. not to be in haste to cut before it is min Howland. Anollos Jennings. of the kinds of Heaters. of hay, was burned to the ground on ripe. Fred Graham also thinks many Miss F. Leonora Choate of Brooklyn, Frank J. Kilborn, Wilbur T. Kilboro, best Sunday afternoon, about 4 o'clock. A Aroused by the incendiary tire of last Edward C. Logan. Seth D. Logan, O. XL. on arK nave are cutting too green. Vincent ster N. Y., who has been the guest of Miss number oi tne neignoors came to nis wiik. the merchants tne takes a different however. Baldwin Charles P. Lyman, George S. Lyman, Dr Milford.Ct 87 Railroad New Milford, Ct. was to save spnsihlv combined and hired a special ling view, Olive Burke at the bouse, N. Battam.r St., assistance, but it impossible While he thinks a few may cut too left, last week, for Monterey, among James P. Lonand, Eliada Moore, the building, xne cause or tne nre is nioht watenman. jrranit yv. tyuiwj. he as a rule is wnere sue Sherman D. Morehouse. Stephen S At Residence of Henry Harris, south of who for two vears and 10 months was green, thinks there little r.he Kericsnire huis. win Nelson theyPark. unknown. danger locally in this regard snend the remainder of her vacation, Morehouse, Miner Morehouse, in Uncle Sam's service in Cuba, has of who Moorev. Robert A. Marcy, Michael CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. He has been J. Vincent Reran Rldgetield, Frank Plumbing been engaged. appointed has been spending a few weeks ar. ine Mitchel, James Mitchel, Main, Titus, Joseph E. Watson, Joseph R. A. K. PARTRIDGE, Rev F. A. Johnson returns, this week, a special constable. FAIR ATTRACTIONS. is Wil Albert M. Morgan. Daniel McCarty, Robert Baldwin house, staving at the JN - Watson, William H. Wright, New Mu.roKD, Ct. General Truckman In all its branches from his vacation, which has been Among the attractions Noble B"en- - son bouse. Lake this week Daniel C. McGrath. Charles U. icu- Charles II. Dwigtat Furni- - Waramaug, J. Watts, Warner, BagKaKe Tmmforml. Pianos aod passed at Block Island and in the Cats- KKCORO. nitt has for the New Milford Mr is one or s most ols, Thomas O'Hara, Thomas O'Hara, R. Welton W. Wilson, Wil ture inovtHl wltU spuclal care. Oftice as here- done us and we satis A GREAT engaged Kegan uidgeneio . Wilson, 34-- 3 u; by guarantee kills. He will occupy his on is a Die or wiiuam uaeu. ueniw fiatL, V. M. pulpit Mar-bleda- lair capa nonnlar and emcientlteachers. jr.. tofore at Caaseuy's. Telephone le tiny engine drawing ill liam F. Zumpf. M-- in W. Peck Ji ni i t Leslie 'i house. faction. Sunday as usual. At the Aspetuck creamery 10 cars, containing two people each. It ueorge warner is oaca irom iue aew Hiram mtx?et, there was turned out during runs on a track about 300 feet in Haven hospital. E. Randle, Eugene Kowe, James n. O of butter and the will Xo Reed, Joseph B. Stilson, Julius M, T KM Yw Hm Bwflt W. L. CHADEAYNE, Miss Mildred Smith is visiting her July 18,000 pounds length, and prove a drawing card. Business continues boom at the Beats the mart farmers were paid 23ic for butter fats. store of Ackley. Hatch Marsh, whose Snow. Charles E. Skiff. William H aunt, Mrs Frank Stowe, in Southford. Tun John F. Frederick B. marsn ana In the 15 years the creamery has nrices in feed stuffs, meats and gro Smith. Shea, Bpatus A. Mrs James marsn, miss have never had a can of butter RETURNING FROM A EUROPEAN TRIP. sheds Scbmeidel. Seth Taylor, Arthur C, r PIAITO TUNDIl H. McflAHON, lady friend made an excursion to Spec- they ceries are the magnets. The, BOX CONN. shipped back. Manager Virgil Hatch Mrs who concern are wen sj8, DERBY, tacle Lake, recently. deserves credit for this Mr and Franklin Hoyt, provided by the pat New Milford. C. H. Booth, the veteran dry goods certainly great have been abroad, are expected to ar ronized. Manv farmers find it handy, PIANO TUNING. Action Regulating, Tone splendid showing. in New on on to into Frank Evitts' harness ice au urancnes merchant, and J. v. xreaoweu ana rive York the 30th, the also, drop Tempering, pairing in lis or leave on zi steamer "Southwark." will store lor tneir ana narness worn. Cutting Machinery and. Silos, strictly first class. Organs tuned and family jsorwaiu, August They steDS.repair Ensilage repaired Pianos for sale or rent. We Are Now Located for a two weeks' sojourn at Saratoga. sientiflc will come to New Milford for a brief stay. ni thus save Peabody, the optician, Mr will leave on 3 Mrs C. M. Beach and children are Feed In Our The Brooklyn Metal (Jelling (Jo. have be in New Milford, at the Baldwin Hoyt September Cove. - " Mrs will eniovimr a solourn at Morris mwv w- taken the contract to furnish the ceil House all the first week in for the West, but Hoyt re . f new C. parlors, for a visit of several weeks. Charles M. ueacn ana u. a. ouynuu Grinders, w a. rcKiiosi ings for the block of H. Booth. Seotembe. Examinations free. main on Cut Prices. Meat.Pork, Mrs J. iummons and children nave a has re of Plainflald. N. J., enioved a drive Choice Cuts at inert Evitts. the druggist, to famous Mizzen ho Wood Lamb and Poultry. Full Line of Vege- NEW STORE been passing the week in Ansonia, turned from a visit to Hartford. (3. D. Pulver is passing a few days at Sunday the Top E. J. Emmons and Mrs K. C. Emmons a few Millerton. JN. x . tel at OuaKer tiui, wnere iney uau tables. Give us a call. On Railroad C. Murphy is in town for days' A Saws, Street, were over V E. A. Wildman had some 800 cases of inner. Milford. in Ansonia Sunday. t.Q - Oor. Railroad & Bennltt Sts., New is ! . . . . . i v, last week, Mrs Grace Morris of New York is- Wind Call 134. And Have a Fine Stock of Master Donald Hungerford pass (Jharies uanip nas reiurueu num iue tobacco sampled, the pack Telephone ing a with his grandparents, Vtnenit.n.1. fpelinir better. ing coming out in fine shape. He has thp miest of Mrs Plinev Sou ires. fortnight I ana u- Mills, Mr and Mrs M. L. Hungerford. A reporter from the Waterbury also bad the seedleaf at Glastonbury ). R. tjoieDaugn oi Banram n Harnesses, Robes and M. L. and Oeorge B. Hungerford of was In town.Tuesday.glean-- sampled. liurn Colenaugb of Roxbury were in Contractors and Builders. on Mon- Ampriran Mr Mrs H. L. Ha-- town on ot John A were in and Grant of New Monday, " - fTanks, Blankets. Gaylordsville Danbury no npws for a article on the guests I tm I manasta- - special Oolenaugh. II I day. . Towers, Repairing Promptly attended to. Come Mrs J. Jdwin rora and William li. ureen is driving a nice ELLSWORTH FENN, see us. Hunger daugh- of CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, in and ter are passing the week in Bridgeport. bav horse, bought Pliney Squires. Artesian Oonn. Mr was mere over sunoay. W. Beecher is out with a nice bay Washington Depot, Hungerroro of Plinev Sou ires. Wells, ar"ETi mates Furnished. A man giving the name of Frank horse, bought Cheerfully Brown was brought before the Town D. Druggist w. jn. moDie returnea on Gas and : Frank Monday, a four in GIVE THEM A CALL Evitts, court, last week, and fined $1 and costs McHAHAN, after days' sojourn CRallroad St., New Milford. for intoxication by Judge Hungerrord. Bank Street, , New Milford. Boston. Mass. He is to nut in the Gasoline THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., D. E. Soule is building a tobacco finest soda fountain in his new drug Nnw Milford. Ot. barn on his place in River district. It stire New Milford has ever seen. Engines. T. F. a crivi Contractors, Builders, Architects Wagon Etc is 28x50 feet and was put up in a Young enjoyed carriage Conn. Blacksmithint, Repairing, record-breakin- g five to nanhurv on Sunday. STEPHEN B. CHURCH, Seymour, Special Attention to Silos given. Estimates time, just days. Neckwear. Satlsrac-tlo- Latest In Mrs sweezey or furnished In of with C. Charles Long nui is Mass. all classes work, -- E. Riddiford, the genial Jeweler, Branch Store, 38 South Market St., Boston, guaranteed. EJVIIL, to lines of A. .4- 68-pa- ge HAEFEL, who also gives attention all Hf I .ww aunvi a arrant ti.in utbnmal Send for catalogue stating your wants. BBVc lUot icvcivmi ui I Street.- a 1 Blacksmlthlng and Wagon Repairing optical work, has put in complete We - ciognuu mouuuicui, ncvanoai t- . 3 ! 1 - . r. ..L.A Amnion case. Mr re- 1 xticnaru xsaucy uaa iciu bite Railroad St., New Milford. test Parker, his watch ?n Stvles. Every well dressed young man will want cujiuj The UNIQUE pairer, is a graduate refractionist, and tet of Thomas Durkin, the proprietor of HEATERS'. Steam and Hot Horseshoeing a Specialty. Wood Work of can fit all persons with glasses accu to look these goods over. the restaurant car. 20-FO- OT PUMPING ERMOTORS Water Heater all kinds attended to. Prices reasonable and and well. In the new store Mr R. & A. M. Booth have sold a band- all work first class. rately two-seate- guaranteed will be some d wagon to Mrs Ellen to at once weigh over a Is considered by hundreds of users to be the Riddiford still better equipped Oura is the oaly atore in New Milford that sells the Emerson Are ready ship (they tons.) most economical on the market y. Esti for this work. F. Shenard. Also 5 other sizes. on or con H. I. GRIFFIN", Shoe for mea, the best men's shoe made. moves into house mates cheerfully gives, large small to F. L. Morehouse,) Percv Collins and William Krout Shoes. Fred Hovt the tracts. Catalogue on application. Mfd. by (Successor owned bv Mrs John Peck on South East - - - New Milford. passed four days at Green Pond on a a demand for Summer Wearables, be because W. B. CURT1SS, Agent, Nichols, Conn. Street, last week, and IfttY may Main street, vacated by Engineer Par J. A. NORTHROP & SONS, Horseshoeing and Oenerai Blacksmithtng. camping expedition, jL are eut so 11 a a time for Work attention and satisfaction came back well tanned and reporting w our prices deeply. splendid you lab. P. O.: R. F. D. No. 4, Bridgeport, Conn. OONN. giveu prompt money-savin- g in NEW MILFORD, guaranteed. large stories. Mr Krout shot a large to supplyluiiiiiityour future Clothing wants at prices. James P. Kelley passed Sunday 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902.

lyn. forming a quartet, sang "Asleep school to the number of 30 had a pic in Jesus" and another selection. Six nic, Friday, at Highland Lake, Win-ste- d. The Newtown Bee, young men, Howard Ko berts, i.evi Over --Work Weakens Warner, Clarence ureer. u rea r razee, A number of the young men of Ban New Haven Ara Wells, and Will Beardsley bore tam are at Short Beach, this week. Your Kidneys. CIRCULATION: the casket containing the remains to camping. YOV the last resting place in the center V. k. coiepaugn or sandy Hook has Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. ARE 00 moved his Mrs 1, 1882, The age of the deceased family into J. K. Wal January Cemetery. lace's house. was 18 years ana n montns. one All the blood in your body passes through a half-si- s Flynn & Doyle raised their new shoD. The New to Build or Last week, 475 leaves af father and mother, your kidneys once every three minutes. Anent doing ter, ana an agea oesiaes Saturday. i ne are NEW HAVEN. Your Falll? granamotner, w. new Kidneys your Repair Buildings this a host of friends to mourn her loss. George ciemmon's house on blood purifiers, they fil- Railroad street is completed. He will ter out or Eight Pages. move the waste SUNDAY SCHOOL MCNIC AT THE HEM into it tnis week. impurities in the blood. Autumn Skirt LOCKS. Mrs Gordon Handlin, who has lived If Norman they are sick or out IF SO Concrrefirational school in the Kilborn house the past of order, they fail to do The Sunday four moved back to Torring-ton- , Just received a new LITCHFIELD COUNTY. will have their annual months, their work. at Bridgewater Monday. achesandrheu-matis- m And Good And ch Very 5 Lum next ween. j. otukui-be- r Pains, 42-in- Stylish Cheap. Buy your Shingle, picnic, iiuiouaj,near Edward Mrs Burgess and daughter of Bridge- come from ex- lot of the 4, at the hemlocks, port are at Mrs Samuel Ben- of Paneled effects are to have a for the Autumn. A vc y ber, etc., at WASHINGTON. Randall's. A attendance and visiting cess uric acid in the vogue early my yard. large nett's. all-wo- ol ihe time in blood, due to neelected mart black Cheviot Skirt has a panel down the front good expected. Mrs F. J. Kilborn of Washington kidney trouble. a E.-F- . a flounce from either side and headed by BKASTUS J. HURLBURT. was.the guest of Mrs Wedge, one Kidney trouble causes or Black ing graduated starting A complete line of Hard- CONGREGATIONAL- - CHURCH AFFAIRS. quick unsteady Heavy tchied loose tailored and the A landmark, so to speak, was remov day last week. heart beats, and makes one feel as though band. Every seam is thoroughly ware, Nails, etc. ed in the death of that fine oldtime Rev Mr Gorton began his services as Mrs Laura Pearl and two children of they had heart trouble, because the heart is Taffeta rt is lined with the best percaline, - $598 merchant. Erastus J. Hurlburt, who pastor of the Congregational church. Waterbury are visiting at Mrs John over-worki- ng in pumping thick,-- kidney-poison- Silks, breathed his last on August 1 in the last Sunday morning, it is expectea Bishop.'s. blood through veins and arteries. Another Black Cheviot Skirt is untrimmed save for a series of panel old homestead on Washington Green, he and his family will soon be settled Mrs A. Mclntyre of New Haven is It used to be considered that only urinary ff. cis alt each at the bottom about ten inches from the entertained Mrs Peck. troubles were to be traced wear . at 'round, opening which had so long been his home. at the parsonage. being by George to the kidneys, guaranteed, in effect is at the and a flare at the bottom. Mr was born. October a, but now modern science proves that nearly tight top smaft Hurlburt THE LOCAL NEWS. A skirt and 1825, at Dover, N. Y. His parents all constitutional diseases have their begin- $1.38 a stunning only $6.49 were Maj Horace ana uannau Master Frances C. Wellwood is the R0XBTJRT. ning in kidney trouble. yard. Axes, Hurlburt. Like the of the of Mr and Mrs Wellwood If you are sick you can make no mistake $3.98 for new Walking Skirts that are worth easily $3.50 They majority guest Joseph first The mild This silk has r new boys of his time he was educated in in Jersey city. by doctoring your kidneys. prov- ot all wool goods and hang perfectly. These Skirts show the Rope, common schools. He was next to the Mrs Hattie Reves and daughter, GREASERS VICTORIOUS. and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's ot seams outside and inside are strapped so that they can't possibly Swamp-Roo- t, the is oldest of a of nine children, only Miss Ethel Reves, of New York are lone-looked-f- or uame be-- great kidney remedy ed to be a suc- family That ball soon realized. It stands the for its great . pa rate. Colors are grey, medium and dark oxford and navy blue. two of whom survive mm, FreaericK the Grue'sts of friends in town. Tween the nines composed of men highest etc. E. Hurlburt of New Haven and David Mrs C. E. Bayette entertained in and took wonderful cure?, of the most distressing cases Twine, working the quarry yard sold on cess with us and S. Hurlburt of Washington. friends from Brookiield over Sunday. place, Saturday afternoon, in Mr Dick- and is its merits pleas- As a boy he worked for different fam- Mrs Laura Welton is on the sick list. inson's lot near Rockside. by all druggists in fifty-- The ar TU B iHmTI cent and one-doll- siz- - fh ilies and later engaged in the business Dr H. B. Griswold of New Milford . is Greasers were triumphant by the LSS' es .customer. of carrying farmer's produce to the the attending physician.' score, 14 to 10. The winners were es. You may have a every New Haven market and soon after Conrad J. Pull is of Bridgeport was named the Greasers on account of so sample DOttle Dy mail Home of Swamp-Roo- t, ODeneda general store in connection the guest of friends in town over Sun many of their team being hoister run free, also pamphlet telling you how to find I S. with the produce business (about the day. ners and drill runners. The Cutters out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. F. Seeley, year 1848). He sent market wagons Mrs Blackman of Brookiield was in were led W. Babcock and the Mention this paper when writing Dr Kilmer by & Y. four-hor- se a three-hors-e Mrs Co., Binghamton, N. At Half Price: DEALER IN a and team, town on Tuesday, the guest of Greasers by John Vallaly, Jr. The to New Haven each week for a period Ell Roberts. game was exciting throughout the en- Coal, Lumber, Hardware, Lime and of some 25 years or until the Shepaug Mrs Charles Trowbridge, who has tire nine innings. Matthewson pitch- All our Ladies' Wash Suit Cement, Paints, Oils, and road was in operation, lie was mar been the guest of her sister, Mrs Sallie ed for the Greasers and had the Cut are shown now at half Varnishes, Sanford, has returned to her home in ters at his mercy except in the fourth be "ore she is permitted to return price. Oxford Ties, All Boots. Washington Depot, Ct. South Norwalk. inning when four bunched hits and home. Misses Madeline and Jennie Well- - some errors behind him gave the Cut Hon C. P. Lyman was confined to Ladies' separate Wash Skirts $2. 50 $3.00 wood, who have been the guests of ters six runs. It is said he is related his home most of last week by illness. at reduced s Pair a Pair Mrs Frank Wellwood for the past to "Christy" Matthewson, the star David Sanford with his family of greatly pric two weeks, returned to there home in twirler of the New York baseball club Bridgeport have taken possession of choice lot to select from. No shoemaker has yet succeed-- :d Jersey City, Wednesday. He struck out 12 men and was backed Mrs Black's cottage at Lakeside for a in for the same money Miss Elizabeth Bayette is visiting up in one style by McNiff. The fea month. Ladies' Silk producing irienas in Massachusetts and Bridge ture of the game was the work of the Coats, Ladies' 1 shoe to equal Queen Quality. port ror two weeks. pony and There have been as Charles o battery, vallaly Daly, WARREN. Shirt Waists, Children's Sum- imitations, Trowbridge South Nor Sweet and M. Callaghan also pitched there is of everything good and sold, walk was in town, Saturday. three innings apiece after which they mer Dresses, all to be sold at ""Uwiveiy Don't Waste George Strong spent Sunday at Lake put in the "kid" battery. The Cut- MRS THERESA AMELIA CARTER. worthy but no successful imitation. waramaug. ters missed Ford, their regular pitch- Entered into rest once. M. Sunday, August - Your Miss Etta Young spent Friday er, and Smith lamed his arm during 10, Mrs x neresa Amelia carter, aged r- return lares on to 10 or over-- in or - purchases amounting Danbury. practice in tne miaaie tne week, 71 years. Rev Myron A. Munson con- tv i; lii 11 SO miles from Sew Haven. Miss Fannie Fierce of Northfield, "he score: H iltArl enrvinoe ot. t.ha lafA hAmn nn Mass., is at Mrs Bennett Peck's. Honey R HPO A E Tuesday, comforting the hearts of the II Vfid Mr and Mrs Andrew L. Young spent Cutters, bereaved who mourn not as those with. I J St C1 In Railroad Pare Tuesday at Lawrence Camp's in New Anderson, rf, 0 0 0 0 0 out with in a to the or Milford. Daly, ss and c, 1 2 7 4 0 hope, hopefull reassuring trip city, your 8 worcis rrom tne scriptures, is wen in . Miss Ella of is at Babcock, lb, 12 it Black Mohair Shirt Waists time driving over the hills Keiley Bridgeport M. and ss, 4101 The sweet pleasant memory and a for her mother's, Mrs Sherman Branson's, Callaghan, p 113 Christian character of to neighboring town your Fred Brazee is for - Rowe in Sweet, d and 2b. 12 2 the departed and Black Silk Waists for ear- working c and 2 0 135 2 1 was recalled. The atonement provid New Milford. Smith, cf, ed the Christ for those who like her wear. CLOTHING Mrs C. A. J. and moth- .Salisbury, 3b, 2 0 0 0 0 by ly Fall American--; Queckberner cr p, 1 0 3 3 0 fall asleep in Jesus. with a foregleam er, Mrs S. A. Ljon, of Brooklyn, N. Y., vaiiaiy, and or JNew fcr Men and when DeMato, cf, 1 0 0 0 0 the Jerusalem where no more Boys you are at their place here. sorrow, pain and tears are to be known. can find such a K. J. HURLBURT. Mrs Bennett Peck and Miss Fannie was large variety Totals, 10 7 27 17 4 The casket borne by William of useful and LOut Made Especially (or The Bee.1 Pierce spent two days in Danbury, Patrick Dug-ca- n Stylish Clothing last week. Greasers, Welton, Harley Perkins, Watches: i?fe at home. Such a stock not F. 2 3 0 and William Forestalls. One New Misses Carrie and Inez Burr of Ply- McNiff, cf, 10 Mrls F. V. is to Nickel', often found in a country store, ried, March 30, 1853, to Emeline Grace mouth have been Mrs T. Daly, rf. 0 0 0 0 0 daughter, Johnson, left enn-dre- n. the guests of mourn a and we know will be suit- Aiung or uxrora. rney naa rour uimer Frost. J. McNiff, c, 4 4 12 3 0 the loss of tender, loving Flannelettes FOR AND you Two survive him: viz., Nellie 2b. 4 3 0 1 1 motner. Among rrienas present were LADIES GENTLEMEN. ed. Come and see us. Mr and Mrs Daniel Canfleld of New Vallaly. Mrs Broad G., wife of George B. Calhoun of New Milford attended the Lynch, 3b. 13 0 Mary meadow and Wallace All MUrord. and Clarence A. Hurlhurr, of Congregational Matthewson. p, 0 2 2104 0 Welch of Bridgeport, Mrs Sarah St Now Guaranteed. III. church, Sunday morning. John of Mr and Mrs Edward opened full 36 in GaJesburg, His eldest son, Egbert Mrs Dora Sanford has returned from Meramble, lb. 0 2 10 2 1 Bethel, cj., uieu in lniancv. ins second son. J. ss, N. Carter and family of Torrington wide choice dark colors for a two months' visit. Callaghan, and Mr and Mrs Fred of Watts & Walter Frederick, of Bridirenort died Miss e Retallick, cf, ,221411 3 0 0 0 Carter Goggswell, December 29. 1900. Mr Isabel) Orr finishes her work Sharon. fall wear. & Hurlburt has at the postofflce, this week. She is RE ID Washington Depot. Ot. resided in Washington since he was 11 Totals, 14 22 27 14 3 TODD, of age and has local thinking of attending the Bridsrerjort NEWS'PROM A BR EEZY HILL TOP. years held various mgn scnooi tnis ran. Two base bits. John Vallelv. De Jewelers and Opticians, offices, including town treasurer and The school Mato, Babcock, Sweet: double nlav, The annual meet! ng of the Ladies' Smi treasurer of town deposit fund for 20 Congregational Sunday Meramble and McNiff, and was held Mrs A. was a contemplates hoidinc a mcnic soon Sweet Missionary society at 1054 Main years.. He member of the Leg- Miss Lizzie Bavette is SDendinc Dart Daly; base on balls, off Matthewson 2; R.rjHumphrey's on Wednesday last, Comfortables. St., Bridgeport. islature in 1882 and served on the com or off Sweet 5: off Callaghan 3: hit bv with a large attendance. mittee on Drison. oi ner vacation out town. Mrs appointed State's C. B. Thompson's factory is closed pitcher, by Matthewson, 1; struck out Helen T. Swift, Misses Evelyn We are a fine line of The funeral service at the house on ror two weeks. by Matthewson 12. bv vallalv 6. bv and Irene Swift from Hartford arrived showing Monday was conducted bv Rev Robert, Sweet 1, 2; John at the Swift homestead, last week. ne Dr Griswold of New Milford has by Callaghan umpire, new goods choice designs carter. service at the grave was been seen in town several times cauagnan; scorer, waiter Daly, Jr. They were preceded by Mr and Mrs All conducted by Kev Mr Robinson. Andrews (nee Helen Swift)- - of Willi-manti- c, filled with white cotton-e- arly Kinds tne death or Mr cently. pure in Hurlburt. the Miss badie Kyle was badiv Doisoned. a few days. The reunions of town has lost a highly respected and TO RUN THE HUDSON BAY CO. OUT. the Swift families are ever happy ones buyers get the cream of Of Vehicles. loyal citizen and one who was helnveri recently. A v - Tobacco stock com Dan is beinirform- and their many friends here Mr ana Mrs win lam Marsh are en joint give the . Lath! M all Tor his kind and lot. T-- . .1 , . by generous quail ea lor tne purpose or in biiem it ueany welcome. 1 n tertaining company. engaging the vi anu vpea Buggies, KUn- - ties and his goodness. Many friends Amos trapping business. As the of Mrs George Sutherland, with her An Extra Fine lot of WHITE PINE TO- abouts, Platform End will mourn the loss of one who Northron and John Keeler rurs prices Duplex always have been appointed appraisers of the are good it appears to be a good sons, Donald and Kenneth, from Roch BACCO the kind have lieen and at a Springs and Pleasure naa a pleasant word for evervbodv, B. investment to buy the stock. Shares. ester, jn. x., are guests at N. B. LATH, you looking for, estate of John Peck. Bennett Peck 1n l - ' dren of Newtown were in last Wagons, Concords and Sur. Much sympathy Is expressed for the is administrator. .i.u eacii. Strong's. Master Donald, who has town, price that makes them cheaper than the common spruce lath revs. Light and Heavy Farm bereaved widow and children. been quite ill for a week, week, visiting relatives. and s Mrs A. H. Ford and Miss Ella Woos-- isjrecovering They are going fast. if want Wagons Heavy Trucks. .air nuriburt aeatn leaves hut a ter were in Massachusetts for a few Samuel Colt's card informs me that, unaer tnesKiiirui care or ur Marcy. Speak quick you any. rew men or his generation who were ne nas himself to the Proc Miss Lucy Perkins has been spend Done roremost in affairs of town 40 days, last week. engaged LAKESIDE. Repairing Promptly the the .rcawin a force of i tor Stock Co. and he was enroute for ing two weeks in town, to years ago. Mr Hurlburt did more for Carlson has JNew returning or cutting tobacco. Montreal, Can., where he expects to .Britain, Saturday. Rev Mr Wilcox, who is Timber Contractor. Steam tne town Washington in a material spena me sorrv to lose vou. Mrs Hyde and and Mrs a summering Sawmill of Lum- a. u. bora and son have betrun har winter, daughter here,, nrfinnhpil" ' fina UU UUC The E. C. Piatt and all kinds way tnan any citizen raised within her their tobacco. oam, out is tne way or tne world Jones or Attieboro, Mass., are at John iuiuii Company, ber and and borders. In his marketing business vesting c. x. Ange vine's. chapel, Sunday. sundry turning squire finished cuttinc his to xrving Mcintyre and wife are spend- Hawley ville, Ct. Bethel, Conn. planing. he brought thousands of dollars into bacco, August 23. Fine weather so Mr and Mrs Marvin Tanner of Win- - some time at Stoddard's. town, his teams to New SOUTH are ing George taking Haven KENT. far for the curing. This week will sted visiting friends in town. Mr and Mrs Paul Newell am visit inr 148-2- 4. me iiiiest poik. oeer and butter nro- - find The large timber owned bv David Telephone uuceu many cutting. at Frank Kydney's. in ijiicnnem county, and bring A BREEZY BATCH OF LOCALS. rank Booth. Fred Evitts. nharlAR Strong on Above All is being made in-- Mrs Harriet Watrous is to move into H. W. ing DacK gooa money which made the sanrord and orville Sherwood all have to ranroaa ties oy tne steam mill or Woodruff, foundation of the comnetenniAs Master Earl Camp of New Milford & the house with Mr Basharah. 5 has been a exchanged horses. Booth and Evitts Duval Ashman. Alfred Ohmen is William Mnnrrw iu ronirtoH ac Washington Depot, Ct. enjoyed by many of the families of the spending few days at Seth in wateroury, sanrord and Sherwood hauling lumber for his new house near sick list. town, un market day, Monday, it Monroe's. here with each other. LiaKe waramaug. Typhoid was not an uncommon slight to see 2ft Garwood Peet and family of York- - .the buildinsr committee for the nnw HI mm and 30 farmers' town Heights, N. Y., are KENT. wagons waiting their visiting at scnooinouse nave advertised for bids WEST MORRIS. Scares turn to unload their nork and butter jj. . .reet's. for the building of the same readv for cnase. wno been on Misses Manrle atMr Hurlburt's store. Bv midnicrht, Mrs ti. has tne scnooi. or this present A BREEZY LOT OF LOCALS. or 1 and 2 o'clock the sick list the week, is now on Saturday Bridgeport were guests, last week, of Tuesday morning his past week is tne limit or time. Hacrer. wife and anu mrs great wagons were loaded and the the gain. Dubia's mill is runnin&r asrain Christopher thro air unoert Vincent. Are quite the style Miss Flora Morehouse after sons of Danbury, spent last week with start made of New Haven, the trip con has returned several week's vacation. is on land s these days. Typhoid is holding high or nome rrom a visit , to accom It air nager motner, Mrs suming tiiree lour days, in heat Sharon, purchased of Frank Piarae. Mr nnhia Mrs Martvn Tavlor and.John.Hager.larlv frionrl A NECESSARY PRECAUTION. carnival in many localities and many Paint! and cold, winter and summer, he made panied by her cousin, Miss Florence ana wile spent most of their vacation irom L,ane cases serious. If me journeys, ne was an untlrincr ivnioioe. at tneir old nome in Vermont. waramaug visited Mrs Don't neirlmr. a rvilrl Tt. ic are you have an Devoe's Lead muiitci, niiu never isparea nimseir in a Mrs Sarah Hufcut. with her little Deacon Seelev is still onfinH to hie xayiur-- aaugnter, Mrs L.ewis Hager. than unpleasant. It is physical way. was to see how Hazel are bed last Friday. USinsr rVumhdangerous. By ana line Paint, the best Paint In the It easy granddaughter, Howland, with his broken knee cap. Kev Hid win Leonard and Mrs T,onn. One Minute Pura r,n on he soon became the town's foremost visiting at ner old home in Macedonia. The matched road race. hotwuAn CUre it at nm. AllavK inflammati Artesian Well world for painting houses. Color Miss Nina Chase, with her cousin. ara oi meirose Highlands, Mass., man, storekeeper, Danker, financial ad John Allen's Spotted Beauty and My- clears the head, soothes and strength- Cards sent on application. viser. bhrewd and Robert Dakin, of Gavlordsville. are ron spent luesaay and Wednesday at ens mucous economical, he Bishop's. Edward G., resulted in a J the membrane. Cures You can rest easily for these wells made a success where 99 out of him a week with friends in Mil- - mapie mage arm. the euest of Mrs spending draw. Itwasa hotlv contested race. Powers, They returned home hv coughs, croup, throat and lung trou- shut off surface water and similar area wouia nave railed. While to rora. each horse a wv bles. Absolutely safe. Acts immedU c THE C. . winning heat and they or New York to visit Dr Leon- - - many not knowing him intimately, Mr I Dillon of Great Rarrlnffton called it a draw. Edwin ate.lv. Children liVo it. T Parte contaminations. In dry seasons you UDueiirea com nno rpsoruort Mass., arrived in town, last ara, ana expected to return to & uuiiuuri for Saturday, Ambler & Buckingham. Wnnrthnm's jr.,nome of Trumbull; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; need have no fear of drought, as you HUBBELL WADE Co., jcu uuwu uuuer ms oiue snirt beat a a short Visit, returning homa Mon horse are in town ineir tne last the week. B. & Co., W. ana with his who have been dealers, most every JOSeDh i$. Sanford and familv vlcit. Hawley Stepney; N. will have an abundant, unfailing and SBS Water Foot op generous Kinaiy neart, which went day family, week looking for trades, both in sell- ea Hurd, Long Hill. St., Bank, out to many in a visiting friends in this place for a few witn Kev and Mrs Leonard at. pure supply of Water. I am drilllnr quiet way. Among ing, buying and trading. je mo unrest was More- - weeks. mapie xtiage arm, last Tuesday. these wells all the year around and should be pleased to communicate per- - . Bridgeport, Conn inenus atepnen Samuel Roswell, who lost his wife, Miss Morgan of Danburv visited hp.r nouse, wno in later years ved inst John Chase SDent Sundav with his is selling off most of his as onally or by letter with you. mr s rS IL H' furniture, aunt, Mrs George Zeigler, last week. and Even- - uinirtiie nul lum i store, Nearly Ml"mta PonieryOI another family is to occupy the house Mrs tStore Open Monday Saturday or the same age they were like David with him Phillip Little of Brideenort is a nun. Co. ai e. rj. wneeier's. and Jonathan. Mr Morehouse missed Ihe Housatonic Ice have lvmin Lincoln Smith, the nnmilar nt guest rhia signature is on every box of the ms Mr shipping ice to and other Wt J. A. .Powers, station awnt. nhn genuin E. N. exiia time in winter in Hurl Bridgeport nuriDurt s Store, is havini? a Laxative Bromo-Quinii- ie Tablets store two nasserf t.ua from ice house , ! . jioatre: I. ' . - t . pas Deen on on a two weeks' IPmLEY, ourt's and the . places their large near L'npii,,,,. w vacation, v. i ... f . oiivjua bjme 11,11 Ills tOOtn. is nome the that carea a eoM 1st one dav kiic time pieasanuy in talking over riatcn .fond. expectea this week. He has remedy Sipperley's Mills, Westport, Conn me times or tne earlier was visitea Vermont and is at nreRent, years. It - Mr Morenouse's urlviere to assist the BANTAM. NEW PRESTON. writing visiting friends in New Ha- some ven. tamiiy in ways in ministering to Lu Harvesting his old VILLAGE CHURCH NOTES. A Uager has a new flachinery. $1.25 dear friend and neiorhhnr in BRIEF LOCAL MENTION. clerk. grocery Per for Oats. his last days and nothing tha t, was in Rev Mr Manee of Northville uavp-- a bag Members of the Circle of Kind's , , , : " his power to do for the comfort of kuuuj Aermon, last unaay f A car in which we will sell left-und- ana morning, just Mr Hurlburt was one a uaufcuuers tne uaptist Sunday upuu A. H BETHLEHEM. -- iiieuioryui woa." Itev at this price. Feed and Grain irom nis relatives there was nn mnra ost is expected to return in time to sincere mourner at his hier than resume Droressiona novt. Ross stenh. nis - nnr.ios MUKS'fS of all kinds. Lumber and Coal Tlt 1 i i "j AT PLEASURE HOUSE. ouuuay. xnis last month fun at Low Prices. house at Pleasure SOME SPLENDID BASS. has reigned supreme, and it BRIDGEWATER. was. wi m inac a Several of the finest bass of t,hp mil. regrei large party had The son were taken iaj icavc uu tueir iioraes, last Sundav: Ensilage MISS EDITH BKONSON. last week from Lake mere Waramaugi Mr Bickmor nuuiu jure JOnn JlKCleS, . mr ana Mrs weorge Dews H. R. no-net- and Stone's. On Wednesdav mornimr. a ft uuc vvusuii notei, ianaea two on Wed- Mr and Mrs Will baby, the death of Miss Edith Bronson nesday that weiirhed resnnr.t.tvolv fi Eccles, William Cutters. Southbury, Ct. as DuuKiey, tne Misses jy. and F. Eccles. a shock to her rfianv fHenris. Fnr gov- - and three and a half pounds, and Mr erai years ner Health had not, V.CJ'' i,A,ss Elvira We must be economical in was hen WaJla ce uvoiwiuugu at nurns notei nooKed (Trifflnor and irMaster Herman that yet she able to co ahont. nneiHal.. one on t.h isnaioo Stoughton. :jrll Friday which tinned muuuci s in-- fluctuating commodity called "feed." i .. ouuukuwju1 iamilv has Fruit and Vegetables. able. Tuesday after at Ave and a half pounds. ,i yj-- i ...... ,3 c , . . Thousands and tens of thousands half-sist- .ccocu of er in New Milford and was aD- - YYuiiucnuiiy since lasc year which ariruesw well for hncnitoiu. fanners hav taken advantage of the . Fresh arrivals at our store as wen as wnen Quite a oartv of voiino1 moil from the ciHiiv. wiuermeions, reaches, UaDanas, New ittticiiiijr usual, she nuuie uuuj.Hijiu,11 is never use of silage. Onr ensilage machia unu reacnea nome, a sudden of ill House Bridgeport were located, last. ''n" iaay. has been men viuikkv, uiiiwitf ruutwieg. attack ut dull at Pleasure amuse-- ry operated by these Good lines of Punts for the men fnr 7fw a ness came on, she well about Lake Waramaug at the Carter house; the with the most results. All the In yet slept during mcuta are and are satisfactory pp. latest stylus summer shoes for tne anu ate ner oreaKiast Wed nouse ana ijaKeside Inn, a pientirui the guests Many mors who have not yet used mom hhi men. we can nt you. uigut enjoying r Kull ere noon rest from olerkshin dutv. Several nt m. ... n " : tix;k of fresh groceries always on hand. nesday but she had Stands in the front rank of hotels In xney a dance at, the ham silage have appreciated the great Here we are this section as a where them were obliged to rpt.nm to th anticipate en-- ' forcibly reminded, "In the place persons next week, which" a li waste of coarse fodders which is who wish a can on m at J UCl - iiuust ui me we are in aeatn." Miss be pleasant day's outing city the Sunday afternoon train to or ' tailed in the whole ALLEN JOYCE. uronson was most agreeably entertained. It Is on of souvenirs win be given to the best by feeding state. tne onlv child of Sherman located on the shores of re5umer,work Monday this week. I A conservative estimate Roxbury Station Ct. Bronson. and for several vnars has hnon beautifullyhistoric mi xerry or is performers, and on Wednesday thev iro places the waterbury passing T I Iocs in feeding value of corn fodder a resident of this hav-- most of this month- - .nr." tha. r "liJ""K iruescs are Jm town, the family - 60 . l House, as has been " uaiti Mrs JH- McUandless, Misses Eleanor at from 50 to per cent, when it is iiig moveu nere irom Koxburv. Manv I his custom for sev- Bertha n..n left in the field tho CARL 1May.- and (iraon anrinn... I standing daring BADER, ui tne yuung or tnis town will eral years. ' T , uu JHHX fed people on-M- r less oi 1 winter and ont whole. By the as a Work Blakeslev's hato.hanr i iiew orK, Mr and Mrs Charles WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET remember ijidith young friend of Quassapaug (ahn, Master Charles and Harold proper preparation and handling of kind and gentle disposition and sin- - tins vmage is resumea, tnis week corn fodder can doable with the intention of finishi uann, tne Misses Henrietta and Pan. yonr yon keep will never 1 Washington Depot. ceriy regret they again LaJte ram, v, "" nle Gahn, Mrs R. Master the number of animals you are now nave nave ner mem. v t, aaiuc uciuie tue euuj oi tne Frye, Nel anion? onr . year.1 . feed. At full line of meats always on hand. Gam And the OTHa nolo nmAlr n . , 1 son anu nowara Frye, Miss Harriet able to in ne season. or loss is ner .gain, for now she is frAA management aims to have I . Meats always prime quality. from everything. Including Service and ,) a Ijj Brush, the Misses Ethel and Elizabeth We offer you Cutters, Cutters and muu linens ruusciiittoie. suffering. At 1.30 Satnrrlnir tho Cuisine, of the very best. urawuig gooa representation from Shredders or Shredders alone. You 16th, afternoon, a laro-- niimhor of here each evening, and by appearances MisKimmm, John Miskimmin. Miss of it must be a week oxargaret isruce ana Miss Emma Kel have your choice.' friends and relatives gathered at her great financially for an or Y. Our iebroad and liberal Dr C. L. Q. nome Drier nravers. nt, 9 the Marbledale Hall Association. ly, Brooklyn, N. Several guarantee Nichols, iate lor and Miss others are for the Labor and we art'glad to rest the goods oa o'clock at St Mark's church for the Mary Hosford of Rrooti expected day A a few weeks holidays. We are a merry party one their merits. full tins ot Cutters DENTIST, remainder of the last services. t?pv passing here with Post- an. xr and with and Will lie at H. master and Mrs F. aim you want to meet us come Carriers,together Sweep t Souley's. Washington retot. George Henry Smith of a former J. Hosford. Tread Saw Tables Grin-Hil- ls of each Week, Kent, Q. W. Mrs W. ana see us. Powers, aad Thursday beginning February rector and .friend, conducted them. Wallace, G. Grannis ot r.irhflaii are carried in stock their He made a few aDDroDriate whose stay here was extendAri W. by rpmarta Proprietor, era! J. Smith has bought a thorough- Agents, and was able to weeks, returned to her home on bred We V? 8tofxH.a ful1 Iine of for the sympathize deeply registered Guernsey bull from 4 Uo Parta old Baystate and National Ha R.kea If rats needs DR B. R. with the relatives as the dav was t,h Conn. Wednesday evening of last week. parties in Massachusetts. us e DumDcr of the uart wanted, and w u III aanil it your repairirg SHOPP, second Middlebury, Mrs JNelson Morev is at. ri-u.-- by first express anniversary of his eldest son's Mr and Mrs R. W. Lewis of Nauga-tuc- k Dentist, death. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wooster, Bridgeport hospital. She underwent have returned home a OfHce In Residence of Maj S. C. Kingman. Charles N. Hatch of an operation on after Conn. this town and Friday again week's stay at Elm Hill farm. PLUMB HARDWARE Washington Depot, MrsU. A. J. Queckberner of Brook which 'is now thought to ha Mr and Mrs Samuel B. CO., Ct. successful but it be Camp and and Prices Bridgeport, may a few weeks Mrs Charles B. Johnson and two chil- - Catalogues cheerfully sent by mail if requested. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1902. 7

through Sandy Hook and the Glen Sherman; S. J. Parks, Trumbull AT BETTS'. LOCAL AFFAIRS. The names of will be E. A. those attending Honan, Gaylordsville. two-gallo- n furnished In next week's issue of The Buy a handy National oil' HOWLAND'S BASEBALL TOPICS. Bee. can. H. T. PROCTER'S GENEROSITY. The handsome prizes given away D. M. VICTORIOUS. with READ NEWTOWN AGAIN THE BEGINN1NQ TO BOOM. the Washington baking powder THE FAIR OFFERS THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSTOWN CO., hair-raisin- g need to be seen to be appreciated. Another game took (MASS.) BOUND TO BE A BIG SUCCESS. ten thousand dollars foe the coffee; only ESTABLISHED 1857. place at the Fair grounds, last Satur GOOD ROADS. Try "Searchlight" day, when the Newtowns met the 25c, and a coupon with each pound. 1- 1- team of Active preparations have already The town of has re- Th store is begi strong St Joseph's Bridgeport. for the Newtown fair of 1902. Williamstown The game stood 5 to 0 at the beginning begun ceived a gift of $10,000 for the purpose ALL WERE SAVED. 01 or The trotting classes have been ar- tne nrtn inning in ravor tne as follows: 2.40 or improving its roads. The girt is to put on its fall Bridgeports, and it looked like a walk- ranged class, purse made by Harley T. Procter, one of the 'For years I suffered such untold Should Be Hot! ning over for the BridtreDorters. But New $200; 2.30 class, purse $200; 2.23 class, town's summer residents, whose inter misery from Bronchitis." writes J. H Supposing September town could not stand for and purse $250; free for all, purse $200. The est roaas or town nas Johnston of Broughton, Ga., "that of- Dress need ? dress. that they will soon be in first-clas- s in tne the aireaay Is there anything in Wash Goods that you There are some medi- set out at once to win. They scored track put been shown bv a former irift in the ten I was unable to work. Then, when T 1 l 1 1 two runs in the fifth one in the shape. The committee on special at of a road over Stone hill, a everything else failed, I was wholly um and fabrics that can le worn either summer or and the val- inning, booked some .tirst-clas- s shape good heavy weight winter, week will see tractions have is a son-in- - cured by Dr New Discovery Hach sixtn, nre in tne seventh, ana two in acts not a summer drive. Mr Procter King's the ices are make tne eiimin. ana keDt tne visitors irom for the fair this year, and law of Mrs Aaron Sanford. for consumption. My wife suffered in ues we are offering at pi they selling it a positive saving for you to dull moment will be found during the tensely from asthma, till it cured her the forward of scoring any more, so that the score, at afternoon's The coming tne ena oi tne nintn, stood 10 to 5 in program. premium and all our experience goes to show it provide yourself immediately. favor of the that list, which is being printed by The Bee AT THE HOTELS. is the best croup medicine in the Newtowns, showing 1- -2 some new in al Publishing Co., will be ready for dis- world. A will convince Fancy Striped Mercerised Oxfords, a cents, were 19 cents goods the Newtown team is never beaten trial you it's ' tribution the last of the week. Copies THE INN. unrivaled for and diseases. Pink and Cardinal 2 1 -- a until the last man is out; for uphill be local stores next throat lung Oxfords, cents, were 19 cents may had at all the Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1. Trial 1 -- most work, .Newtown cannot be beaten. week. W. M. who Mr and Mrs L. B. Silliman, Miss Fine Quality Striped Oalatea, a a cents, were 19 cents every department. Reynolds, has bottles free at R. H. Beers & Co.. New Oolf-re- of is Carrie Silliman. Mrs A. M. Miller. J d French Piques, heavy welt, 9 cents, were 33 cents THE WOODBURY-NEWTOW- N GAME. charge renting privileges, kept Mrs O. Mrs town; is, rlawley& Co., stepney; Pay know that busy answering applications, and re Frances Lewis. J. Walker, lor Curtis Co. Hook. Oerman Linen Suitings, as cents, were cents Shoppers The last game of the season, and the S. P. Wheeler. Miss Aenes U. Patter Sandy 50 ports the business far ahead of any Cardinal Duck, la 1- -2 cents, were 19 cents one that will bring out a tremendous previous year at the present date. son, Mrs James R. Burroughs, John t the early choice is, all crowd if the weather is favorable, is C. Shelton, B. L. Worthen, Mr and JUST LOOK AT HER. Linen Colored Duck, 5 cents, were 25 cents the one to be played at the Fair IN Mrs George Echart, Louise Echart, grounds, next Monday afternoon, La- - MASONIC CIRCLES. Laura Thomas Campbell, Also Scotch Madras and Scotch ih&t are value. Some things considered, the ana Rohrback, Whence came that sprightly step, Ginghams special forty Doraay, between tne wooaourys Bridgeport. faultless - The regular communication, of Hi Mrs skin, rich, rosy complexion. corded and weaves, checks, and iu Newtowns. Newtown beat Woodbury ram lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., will be Mr and Mrs F. S. Ward, Mr and smiling face. She looks good, feels pieces, plain plaids stripes, patterns suitable for best: some of 2, on home a N. s. ix. r. the best August the grounds, by held next Wednesday night. White, J. H. Lynch, Bur good. Here's her secret. She uses Dr shirt waist suits or school dresses. Values 25 and 35c a now 19c a score of 5 to 3, and as a large number gess. Lucius Bradley. New Haven. King's New Life Pills. Result. all yard, yard. articles come and or people were desirous or seeing Dotn Mrs Porter of Stratford has been vis Mr and Mrs George B. Gorham, Miss organs active, digestion good, no head- early teams play again, this season, ana tne iting at H. E. Mott's. Eliza H. Gorham, westport. aches, no chance for ''blues." Try Woodbury s desired to play another Mrs Cora Banks Pierce and daugh them yourself, uniy 2oc at K. 11. are not to be duplicat- game, the manager of the Newtowns In a recent Diner none tournament ter, Chicago. Beers & Co.. Newtown: B. Hawlev For the Fruit Season. booked the Woodbury team for the between 11 young ladies at the Inn, J. ifi. Katlibun, w. K. Park, Miss & Co., Stepney; Taylor. Curtis & Co.. ed later. Labor day game, the same to be called Edna Jeffrey of Brooklyn won first Mary K. Park, Brooklyn. Sandy Hook. Mason Jars, pints and quarts, 50 cents a dozen at 2.30 p. m. Both teams, no doubt. prize, beating her opponents in the Miss C. S. Mead, Greenwich. will put forth their best efforts to win. 6 second Mr and Mrs B. P. Mead, B. P. Mead, Lightning Jars, pints and quarts, $1 a dozen as same old qualifying round 60, 0; STOPS THE COUQH AND WORKS the rivalry exists, and the round 5 3. 6 4; third round 61. 61: Jr., New Canaan. OFF THE COLD. Jelly Tumblers, 25 cents a dozen hottest kind of a contest will be on. and in the finals from Miss J. H. Cochrane, L. F. Bissell, Miss A will officiate, as winning Miss New Mason or Lightning Rubbers, 10 cents a dozen Bridgeport umpire urace Newton 7 o, Bissell, Kathryn Bissell, Bromo-Uuinin- e Mr Moore of of 62. York. Laxative Tablets sizes Danbury, the umpire cure a cold one No no Stone Jars, all kinds, and prices. tne is unable to be Miss Mrs J. M. Charles E. in day. cure, DRESS previous game, Hammond and Miss Sophia Bobbins, pay. 20 cents. present. The game has been well ad- Hammond are passing a few days in Baker, Brooklyn. price vertised and a large number will ac wesiport. Mrs S. E. Routh, Stratford. DEATHS. GOODS. company the Woodbury team to New D. M. town ana also rrom otner GRAND CBNTKAL. New Milford Auirust 21. Herbert R. Ben The READ Co. attend Bradley Banks leaves Newtown to 18 11 towns. As the is a a Greenfield C. nett, aged years and months. day. holiday, day for his home in Hill, Eliza Sullivan, T. F. Culhane. Warren Auirust. 10. Mrs Theresa Amelia a of is number of visitors in town will no Mc-Hug- h, Just hint what where he expects to pass the winter. James F. McHugh, Minnie F. 71 years. doubt be on hand to cheer the home Mrs Carter, aged Conn. to come. Mistral of a rich Sophia Northrop will close her F. J. Taylor, New Haven. BH1DOK WATER August 13. Edith Rronsnn. Bridgeport. boys on to victory. Let every one turn house and spend the winter either in F. F. Hitchcock, H. L. Blakeslee, aged 18 years and 11 months. of out, take an afternoon off, attend the Greenfield Hill or Bkookfield. August 22. Mrs Thomas Tav- - blue. Heavy, course, Chicago. Woodbury. 80 game, and encourage the home team John McGlynn, Danbury. lor, aged years. and but same weave in. what will prove the greatest ball Ice cream and all the popular fruit S. W. Betbbl August 21. Arthur B. Osborne.aged G. firm, season. Wells, Waterbury. 35 years. IT. Clarke's Liver Pills game of the sodas at S. C. Bull & Co.'s. This soda L. A. Cleveland. Vegetable- as the summer fountain has done a Banks, Bethel August 21. Owen Lyman, infant lifirfH ondertV1 reputat ion for curing- Bilious and Dyspeptic ailments. Their action being popular good business,this. M. A. Banks, Bethel, son of John ana Elizabeth Shanley, Fleetwood LL?i.? atAira.1. thesafestand best remedy for Biliousness, Constipation. Indi OnJMonday evening, the night of La year, or rather the proprietor of the A. II. Baldwin, Patterson, N. Y. avenue, aged one year. f.ti?-lea?,acbe- l " They also purify tbe Blood. Beautify the ttomp.exion and fabric and to be a great bor day, there will be a sociable store has. 27. R FLOUR .eaitu n,'l Y'ST to .our entire system. Ilon't fail tfaem a trial. Once tried grand k. in. Babbitt, Boston, mass. Greenfield Hill. Auirust Benlamtn always by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. toglva sea- for the benefit of the members of the J. M. Ferris, Stamford. Middlebrook, aged 76 years. the Sample free by Mall, favorite this coming Newtown Ball club, which will be held Dr R. N. Betts took a aay off, Wed Is Always Very Best, O. N. CLARKE. Nichols, Conn. F. N. Holman, Springfield, Mass. Is made of choicest son. at the Town hall, Newtown, beginning nesday, and renewed his youth amid John T. M. William "Oeresota" the varieties 75c per "yard. scenes Smith, Kelly, THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET. of Hard Spring Wheat. "Ceresota" is the at 8.30 in the evening. As the New the sights and of Savin Rock. Halpine, Robert Donnelly, Michael highest product of modern milling science and W. C. Allen, Confer A Morrow town boys nave devoted many hours. Wholesale Quotations Furnished Buck is absolutely unequalled. "UertMota" is more , Botsford, Oonn. Another blue cloth has a Flannigan, Bridgeport. bt ureaa-maici- man SHERMAN, CONN, during the season, toward George R. Wilson has a runabout, w. i IURUKO, BRIDGEPORT. economical tor purposes Horseshoeing 'and General furnishing Arthurs. Brown, Mr and Mrs any other flour. "Ceresota" is sold on an ab All Blacksmithlng. granite-lik- e weave is amusement on the bail field to the bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. K. Butter, choice creamery nrints 24a2tic solute which means mat mon General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. first class work at bottom prices. Also and Chapman, Ansonia. 2Jit24, choice 21u23. guaranty, your dealers in new and second-han- d public in general and the numerous B. G. creamery tubs dairy fair to ey will be refunded If tne flour Is not entirely Buggies and summer Mrs John and son, are Harrington, Chicago. guoa inazuc. common 14am; cneese. factory Carriages of all kinds. Come and see us be- brightened by pin stripes of visitors, their appeal to the Hayiatt Roy, Charles Niles, Springfield, Mass, isai aairy i.an; eggs, iresn near-o- y zauzi: satisfactory.; and fore buying. public by way or a benefit no doubt passing a week at Warwick, N. Y. hickens. alive 14al0: fowls, alive 12al3: Tops Trimmings. white. a will - calves 8al0c; pigs 8al0; hogs5a6; 40a TuliS!"a Very tasteful; fancy receive- the. united support of 4d BOafo potatoes MOR.R.1S, Canopy Tops. Buggy Tops, Cushions. Hacks, SPRUGB11X MEID OF PED1GREB old and Miss Clara Driggs is passing a few Mr and Mrs Herbert Knapp and bu; onions, red iu. white 75aSl. yellow Newtown, Conn. etc. One new Concord Buggy cheap for Cash. cloth that is still not everybody, young. They have who have been at the Inn for iDaxu; cauDages, gsaouc DDI.; turnips 3ac Du ; fancy. piayea throughout the season without days at Bantam lake. friends, carrots, U0a65c bu: celery, 1.50a3.00 doz bchs: 0. G. BEERS & CO.. Newtown. Ct. two months, returned to Bridgeport, dried "peas 2.00 bu; beans, marrow 2.35 bu, BERKSBIRES 75c any remuneration, personally, and it Deans i a i.K uoi. per yard. is to show them that have been Mr ?nd Mrs Grant of Naugatuck en yesterday. pea z.iu; apples, eariv, Go r they e - Your this Grand Benefit joyed a brief stay, recently, at Taylor's Twenty-nv- members or me uoion- 20 Pounds Through Attic V appreciated that And see if have old su.-e-l en- Handsome blue granite at $1 sociable has been tendered them. hotel. na Art society of Bridgeport enjoyed Best Granulated Sugar for il. you any books. Unsurpassed fur size and true Berkshire char- dinner the We make a specialty of Tea and Coffee and are gravings, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs, acter. Tickets are now on sale, at 25c each, at Inn, yesterday. mahogauy furniture or any old fashioned Blood of Longfellow, Baron Lee IV, per yd. Granite has won. its Rowland Botsford of Wallinirford is FERRETS! sure to please you in tins line, acyinea. siuff. "Dutchess," "Windsor Supreme ' and King both In the bands of the members of I Snathes and Hay Rakes for the hay field. We china, crockery, pewter, silver, etc, get LaeVII Prioas moderate. Stock ar- a at hotel. HOW'S THIS uave a nice line of Haiuuiocks at reasonable it out and turn them iuiocash. Vou can send represented. way to the front, and will stay the club and the committee of enjoying sojourn Taylor's WKite and Brown All kinds of soft drinks on iu9 as by mail a description of what you have aud always lor aaia. Inspection invited. J. the even WenffRr OnAflundrHd Dollars Reward for prices. during we will w aiwa . " prtngDankV' ssamieoale, there because of stur- rangements. Help boys along Mrs Botsford of any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Small rat and rabbit Ferrets the hot weather. Kemember the place. reply promptly. simply its if you cannot attend in person. The Stanley Wallingford nans uatarrn uure. REDF1ELD & KEANE, Auctioneers. is visiting at A. M. Briscoe's and John V. J. CHENEY & UO Toledo, O. specialty. J. H. 177 Fairfield Ot best of dance music has been engaged .1. CASSIDY, Ave, Bridgeport, BERT DA V, dy goodness and beauty. This and a time assured. K. Tomlinson's. We the undersigned, hare known F. Che We supply sportsmen, dealers and South Britain, Oonn. Mason and Contractor, Danbury, Cu right royal good ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per- received our honorable in all business transactions rat catchers. Brick laying a Specialty. is rich in color and a good qua- Mr and Mrs of New Haven fectly Wall samples. All Figures given on and small con Wiley and able to out obliga nn-t- o- t large THE SYLVIAN QUARTET COMING. financially carry any Papers! B and tracts. . passed Sunday at Landlord Taylor's tions made by tbelr firm. A. D. MUNSON, date Prices reasonable. A at $1 & Wholesale Toledo. White patterns. very lity per yard. WILL BE HERE ON AUGUST popular hostelry. West Tbuax. Druggists. Wing Poultry South Ot ard sent us will bring them to you for se SATURDAY, Y AX.DJNG, K1NNAN tV MARVIN, WUOiesaie Britain, lection. Paper hanging a suecialty. First WILLIAM WELLINGTON, 30. Druggists, Toledo, O. Fa.rm, Hnrauwhnalnir and General Blacksmltbins. class work solicited. - Miss Margaret Kelly of New Bruns Hull's Catarrh On re Is taken Internally, act All work promptly attended to and satisfac- Nichols, Oonn. N. Miss Cecilia upon the blood and mucous sur- Nichols, Conn. the months of CRAFT & LTON, We are pleased to announce that the wick, J., and Harrigan ing directly 75c tion guaranteed. During July OASsuoiaWmoi Hakim & which was to have of Bridgeport were recent guests of faces of the system. Price per bottle. Mention Tbi Newtown Bee when answer- and August shall close my shop at 12 o'clock Painters A Decorators. 8TEPNKY. CT Rbpaibuio. Sylvian quartet, ap Mrs Sold by druggists. Testimonials free. ing this advertisement. noon on Saturdays. Hoiseshoelnsr and Cental Rlaekxmith-- peared at the Town hall on August 23, Daniel Harrigan. Hairs Family Pills are the best. Ing. My prices are right and all work guar- INEXPENSIVE will give tnerr concert at the Newtown D. rv TUTTLE, anteed first Class. Come and see me. to well-know- inn on 30, at e p. m. Don't forget the concert and hop The n School of CA1 One horse. Saturday, August be Newtown on Sat- Darjtmry CrtD P weight 100U pounds; ' South Conn. after the concert there given at the Inn Music an announce- ! rvl 0LE 1 - bury, Immediately 30. has interesting NOTICE good anywhere, sound and kind. Also 8ur- Success CURTAINS. will be a and 25c will be urday, August The soloists are the school .vm v Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. All Tread Powers, hop, the ment in another column. The rey ana 2 sets ui uouuie uuruosa. ku Wood Work done notice. We C. N. finest to be found in 25c Septem- low if sold at once. kinds of al short charge for both concert and hop. Bridgeport; opens on September 8, but pupils may Commencing Monday, a figure close our shop every at noon. Ooodhue Wind Roaad Worthen, who is well Known In New- includes both concert and hop. be time. The school ber 8, 1902, (unless disposed of before by the B. C. HATCH SUK, Saturday flllls, admitted at any sale of the complete stock.) there will be a 30B Ct. Silos, Hubbard's The advance of town, is managing the affair, which has a continual Cliff St. Shelton, Fertilizer., guard ensures success. Those hear S. P. Glover. George F. Taylor and strong faculty. DELICIOUS its that Closing-Ou- t" FOB SALE BT the fall of curtain solo will as Rowland Botsford visited Taunton well-know- n Cash Sale Have first class machinery for array the boys be agreeably J. E. Foster, of the firm NOTICE oats, etc.. aud for filling CREAMERY BUTTER tonished at their lake on Monday. Mr Taylor llanded a of Besse & Co., a mem- Of All The grain, work. reason. V . B. stuffs present arms. singing. They sing bass Tour and one Foster, popular silos and all similar Charges AT WHOLESALE PRICE, GLOVEB, Agml, with a degree of culture seldom heard, weighing pounds ber of the summer colony at the Inn, able. Charles Markham. wooauury. ui. few NEWTOWN. OONN. an ounce rod. Mr - r1 For a days, in prints or jars, to families. and fresh and and it is safe to say that Master Ellie ounce, using eight returns on Monday to Bridge port,arter General Merchandise lOK SALt. rue nrnuertv of the late Aeld in cold free. Crisp rather carries off the honors for New- C Hkldmore in Newtown Street, For partic storage Lockwood, who is 13 years of age, has Taylor passing a pleasant summer in Farm Implements. Vagons. Harnesses, etc.. P. H. Skldmore. Adm., Bridge- - new- the bass, this to ulars address THE Minott charming in their the finest voice in Bridgeport. Walter year. town. He has made a host of friends belonging the estate of the late Erastus J. Conn., or H. S. Nichols on the premises. CREAMERY, Augur, Moss, contralto, has a voice of remark- locally. Hurlbutof Washington. Conn., store. Stock Brt. BUSINESS coLrEGETBridgeport. South Britain. Savoy Hook, Oomx. ness, are invit- able and uses Taylor. Curtis & Co. are offering an consists of Dry Goods, Notions. Boots and more students and strangers with they very range quality, which he Shoes,. Hardware, Groceries, Salt, Feed and vicln-ft- y Dealer i Choice Meats of All Kiada. exceptional value in a harvest glove at Mr and Mrs Charles son etc. All will be sold Prices will positions than all other schools in this Prices are small. with perfect control. Georgie Owen, Blakeslee, Grain, at that combined. Fall term opens Sept. 3d. Send mportant Notice to Poultry, Vegetable, ete. ing. aged nine years, is always a favorite 25c, all leather. and daughter, and Miss Hugas, of prove satisfactory. for new catalogue and list of positions. S. C. 04 wnerever he appears. Tne program Franklin, Pa., are visiting Mrs nbB SALE CHEAP The property Grand- armers. When in want of In- will be very of Manager W. T. Cole of the Fabric Glover. TOR SALE 29 acres of land, southeast of C street. Danbury. Conn. 10 rooms, all lm- Remetpber! surance tliax I ham tnn Striped muslin curtains with interesting, consisting Hose Co. an automo- X Botsford Deuot. in towns of Newtown and you want a aun tiumo " I hare the agency for New lowest rates and no assessments. Voa classic solos, ballads, the latest Fire has bought Erovements. if call 64 Grand Deer-- an popular bile and soon will be about Monroe, formerly owned biy the late Henry for particulars at Milford and vicinity for the celebrated have your choice of are of the strongest Firs full ruffle, 39c a ana comic songs, duets, quartets ana speeding the Mrs Frank Mitchell entertained the Botsford and known as the Tongue land. For Street, Danbury, Conn. ing Farming Machinery. The Deering Mow. Insurance companies doing business. Send good pair. streets of Newtown and Hook. William and machines are unsurpassed me a card and 1 11 call. choruses. An outline of the Sandy Thursday morning whist club, yester- lartlculars inquire of J. Beecher, lED-G- cook ing Harvesting program I ewtown. TITAN irl and laundress; in working Write me forclrcularor Muslin curtains with ruffle, cen- which will render is day, at her home on Mile Hill. W home, best wages. Mrs G. M. qualities. STILES M. CLARK, they probably Mr Mrs were in pleasant Ot.- - win can. .(,. HiB i iviun, given: and Minott Augur Good plain cook apd laundress Bundle, 28 Falrvlew avenue, Danbury, Park Lane. New Milford, Conn. Monroe. Coon. ter finished in effect. Milford, Wednesday, to attend the Thomas F. Cole of Mass., WANTED place, where second girl Is insarting Solos, "Holy City," "Down where Milford, Mrs Al EXAMINATIONS ot pupils lor admission m "Chil- funeral or a cousin. who is home with his Mr kept: references required. Address, uo i - 75c. the cotton blossoms grow," at parents, bert W. Peck. Box 33. Newtown, Ot. ri the Newtown nign scuooi win Class Texas- Oil Se FOR SALE. dren's home," "I'm so tired of and Mrs James Cole, is suffering with h. 9..hmi Rmn.Ht the Newtown .Academy.ij High living Extensive are made in TfOR SALE 17 new ch smokestack 30, at 9.30 a. m. DOB SALE several fresh cows and don't care if I " "On a changes being an attack of dysentery but is some feet - Saturday, August Applicantsorancnes: curities springers, five I die, Sunday the old Judson store, now the property I in lengths, not together, c. L. mai- will be examinea In tne following r also for sale cheat, nair of work norsea: Muslin curtains with afternoon." better. ley, Stepney Depot, Conn. Arithmetic (to simple interest): Geography; Bought on commission. Many ot the best weight 3M0 pounds; good workers. moun- of Dr Betts. Counters are being Enir Ish: Spelling; Reading; U. S. History; stocks can be purchased low on tbeexchangea. Duet, "The pale moon on the Wi.Tt.lnff ad- - com- K. O. MITCHELL. Hook. tucks all around and full ruf changed and put in position and the Mrs M. Mallane and children of Mil Pupils from all districts seeking Dividends of several companies are now Sandy tains." shed in the rear raised. William .hn in nllirlbla for tbe examination ing to mv clients. I recommend none but 79c. Quartets, "Annie Laurie," "Doan ford, Mass., were guests, last week, of WE DEFY are earnestly requested to present themselves good Investments. Bbookfibld fle, be- Thicket is doing the work. Mr and Mrs James Cole. above wuuaiu u. Drew, W. W. DAVIDSON. H. DIXON, Oon. ye cry ma' honey," "Good night, her parents, in our line of at place, vuuuim, Competition John J. Northrop, Secretary. Box 1129. New Haven, Oonn. mni Wagoa. mad loved." Mrs F. L. Brown of the Glen is en- - business, carriage Making ana repairing 01 (Carriaf Making Ruffled muslin curtains with Solo with Chorus, "Now the is 1UC all kinds, Saw Filing, Furniture Repairing. 7- - ,'Horaeahoeiag day friends from Hartford. ojiviau uoiicvj wuipiiq iug in- TV)K SALE Or Rent, my place in Nlcuois; Repairinf tertaining Masters Ellie Lockwood and Walter All work guaranteed and our price stands ; Nev- - And General Blacksmith over." -- J. room bouse, gooa Darn t nre Ing. Special attention hemstitched tucks, appliqued in Morn." Moss, Messrs L. Allan and Percy spection. er failing water; good fruit. E. B. Bennett, The Anvil vnn mj nut sua. M" ox snorting, Chorus, "Hail Smiling Mrs R. is oonn. Rings, 'areas ofmwrnffingail kinds built at short notice. Sat N. Betts recovering from Baker.will sing at the concert of Trin- Samuel B. P. E. Nlcuois. and Hemmlngson, the Tlnkerfleld blacksmith zn delicate and so on, a of sumac Kyle, Sturges, Is For 10 with Woodruff of Wash- isfaction guaranteed. Over years experi- patterns, savage attack poisoning. ity choir of Bridgeport on Saturday Conn. busy. years ence. Kind treatment to hona. Fancvhona Mrs Dr Gordon has been chosen as She suffered untold and for i Bethel. TF YOU WANT the best and (heanest and ington. Ave years in Waterbury. and on my wanted. me 1.00 to 1.50. agonies evening. The Millerton Telegram of Horse Power you ever used second year in Newtown. Guarantee Brut shoeing if Give a trial. one of the" chaperones for the big week her children were unable to de 7 A'easiest running ana would like of says: "ine concert Dy tne ev- - the also Keystone cutters class horseshoeing and a share August TTYDRAtrLIC CIDER MILL Now open try Keystone; and holds of T. Bridgeport Morning Telegram outing termine whether the object they be in the churcn, XL 7 m. 6 m. Wood Saws. The Page Fence stops your trade. RIQI-I- Sylvian quartet Baptist ery day from a. to p. Until fur cliu-.ke- 1 ui tRIG13S Curtain for club's excursion to .Fine kock wrove, was bed 1 ii,th hi from a to a ounaiu; loops, draping held their mother, a feather Monday evening, was one of the finest ther notice 1 win mane ciaer rur cent per O. E. HEMMING.SON, The Blacksmith, leased William to be next 2, is agent for It. Enquire of Coukrlte. Gay Having Wellington's nalnt 5 10c held Tuesday, September or an Egyptian 'mummy, so distorted entertainments ever given here. Every gallon and my mill noted for the large quan- Conn. Johnson's Mill. shop am prepared to do all kinds of Carriage them back, and pair. and will all children were was tity of cider I get for the aDDles. Everything lordsville, Keasonaoie gladly chaperone and swollen her features, it is every number on the come with ap- - fainting at trices. from Newtown. Sandy Hook and vicin be remembered body praising clean and sweet. Children may l?OR SALE One Leather Top Corning Body DOR SALE Israel Lucas place in South Wanted a horse and buggy in exchange for New laces for sash curtains. an experience long to program. The voices blended remark pies if they can drive the horse; I will see that J? used but very little, will be sold Britain, Ct. Five acres, house, barn, woou work. ity who are entitled to attend by mem- When sne DiacKoerries n thev are well served and have their correct Carriage, r D. ave.. picks again ably well and showed careful training am a new cheap If sold at once. Knquire of janies a. shed. etc. Enquire J. Dixon, Sylvan Satisfaction Guaranteed. Just as as can be and bership buttons. Those who expect to will be some days hence. bv Director Baker." will be at auantitv of cider. I Duttin? in sys Milnnta. WlT.fl w. J. DWllier s swre. Bridgeport. Conn. R. D. 3. pretty Tbey tem 01 ciaer oeiore 11 is aeiiverea w 845-- 5. go will, it is hoped, be on hand to take straining It will be free Beld, Oonn. Telephone - CHARLES P. GAGE. Nichols. Oonn. varied in 8.42 for Some 1902 seed for fall the JNewtown inn Saturday evening. the customer and absolutely - POR SALE Rfpors for Hatching. Barred Ply- style. Stripes, dots, the train Bridgeport. Pine prime grass August 30; 25c includes concert and from nomace and seeds. I have several bar vrr a HTcn Tn mirchase or exchange, cat- I mouth Rock, White Wyandotte, Rock Grove is one of the most beauti sowing is now offered by Taylor, Cur rels of old cider for sale at reasonable prices. fV tin or horses, colts or steers. Please ad Comb White and Brown Leghorns, (1 per set-- fXR SALE My residence and acres or lan Renaissance and Cluny effects. ful resorts in this of the tis & Co. hop. Charles Gilbert, Stepney Depot, Conn. Mill at dress Wallace B. Robertson. West Side Stock ting. S. W. Smith Ansonia, Oonn. C In North ville, suitable for summer resi- pleasure part uaston. Farm. conn. dence. Beautiful shade trees. Spring water 124 to 25c state and is situated midway between An audience that filled the entire Bethany, recommend Sllverall as In house from mountain side. Three .mitts yd. and Shelton on Curtis & Co. want the now WANTED Describe as to age, flow of The Republican Electors ot tne HOUSEKEEPERS Polish. It. Beld bom Lake Wars msng. House furnished Bridgeport the trolley Taylor, public main seats of the Congregational ts. NOTICE are to meet In Try line. No doubt child who pos to bear in mind their harness and nar V milk, price, etc. c. usoorne, stepney. of Roxbury requested Todd, 10M Main street, Bridgeport. throughout. Also a toe horse and wagon. D. 19c every church, last Sunday evening, took caucus in tne xown nan wi tt . uregory. orcnvuie, uona. An especially good lot at sesses a will be on ness sundry is complete My uluce near the Tunnel, east 30, 1902, 7.30 p. m. fordvuijtbe purpose oi membership button department a service of in a manner August at - VTOTICE I wlU.be at the town clerk's ofnee part in song r)BSALK Mrs Meehan. Waterbury. i.wT.i.. tithA Rnublican- state eon- All-ove- r hand to enjoy the liberal offer of the and They carry a big line was one who 7HM.vaua mw.wiiilffatjw r- . 11 every from l to 4 p ra, until fur- yd. and border pat- that inspiring to merely Inquire of James or Owen Meehan. Hawley vention; also congressional. Beuavwt,! Saturday,for the of taxes Telegram. of patent medicines. listened. Mrs Nathan White, a mem ville, conn. conventions. Also to elect a town ther notice, purpose receiving W. T. QALLAQHER. double border. committee aud do other business propel H. A. Clark, collector. terns, some with her of the choir of Calvary Baptist new cows any Au- South Britain, Com. Born to Mr Mrs Dan McNamara 1JIORSALE Two good milch with to be done at said meeting. Roxbury, A FURNITURE solo. VUn- and An immense tank 45 feet is to New was beard to X 3 (f E. NTIQTJE bought and Shall be at mv Barber Shon In hulldlnv - high church, Haven, calves, ages and years. Edward Cur irust 18. 1902. Per order of Town Committee, Q. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. u. Address Munson 19c yd. of Sandy Hook, a son, Saturday, Au be erected at of the Fabric in of tis. Monroe, Conn. C. Chairman. O. f. tng Hall, Wednesday, Saturday and 23. the factory good advantage the singing T. Squire. R. D. 35. Bethel. Ct. Sunday mornings. First Class work guaran-- gust t ire Hose Co., to be used in connec- "Abide with me" and "Lead, kindly ElOR SALE 2 English Pointer duds, age 9 The Republican electors of the teea. 1 NOTICE to meet TKRSA Carriage tops to nt any buggy. tion with the apparatus for fire pro Her voice was sweet and she 1. weeks; price Sa each. Also mnensn of Newtown are requested SS; Hi wairon noies. .au: wneeis per light." ; D on r flit hi, Mr and Mrs John Keane of Gas A Pointer female. Id mont hs tnorougniy rott- in caucus In the Brick Buliuiug monuay; 8. fW tection to be placed in the factory. gave to the words a tender expression 7.30 tm purpose or I sell the latest up to date buggies for welcomed a en ; price 135. M. F. Kane, Brookneld, Conn Sept. 1. 1902. at p. m., for and to keep same In year street, Sandy Hook, young big ditch from five to eight feet deep which made her singing a real treat. AlAOT.int' lIHIMITHIMli 1X3 Republican State guarantee repalrone Hair son to household on now Is r,i ,Z - hold in Hartford.- SeDt. 16 free. Mayuew, Hejtnei. Combings their Tuesday, is being dug from the factory to Rev Otis W. Barker, the pastor of the rpAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Notice vjuu.Duv. h. - - jSi 26. the where the tank is to stand of several of herebv given to the taxDavers of the town and 17, 1908. for tne nomination 01 wumiuia Made to order. Also soma Una hair goods to August point church, gave the history ofI Monroe that the Collector will meet them for the state offices and for Representatlve-atr- - dispose of. Orders by mail if desired. our best known hymns; and this al to receive the taxes on list of 1901 of said town Iomva In tlU imnffPAftanT I.IIM un UU OUIW38 BUU THE Andrew McGauley, Andrew Donlon, ways adds a decided interest to the of Monroe as follows: on IDursaav. aeDtem. for the purpose of electing a Town Committee Yi.irtt ivfaAinirNOTICE.und mnAFftl blacksmlthinff MRS C. M. PINCKNET, Michael Keane and Patrick Donohue E. J. Hall will be on hand at the fair ber 18. at the store of SteDhen French from 9 a. for the ensuing two years. By order of the in all Its sinking of the hymns that follows, 12 It also wajfon and carriage repairing Brookneld Center. Ct. have entered of Fabric with a handsome exhibit of Round Oak m to rn - and at the store of B. Hawlev & Town Committee. Aug. 20, a.u worn uuw imv--o the employ the A collection was to go to 1 Drancnea. gaaraoMwu. HOWL.AND DRY Co. stoves. He has six new stoves on large taken Co.. from to 4 d. m. On Friday. September vi nivntitia SATURDAY. S. I will Oome and give me a call. Fire Hose hand, or churcn 19, store of Oscar .1. Sherwood from 1 to nnu August One set of Fairbanks seven 22 on tne missionary work the at the make cider every Saturday until further POD C st the Depot and the road. z p. m., ana at me store 01 ueacn J xerms casu, Fred Klein. Conn.. 0a-- standard scales. 25 Mfiz" 3 to 5 n. m. All juarsnau unnaid notice. One cent per gallon, Bethel, 8000ruVfeet of the best for sale a:; GOODS CO., About of the girls at the factory sells stoves, he don't keep em. from taxes remaining H. Frank. Huntlngtown. Shop Opposite Short's Hat Factory. wainscoting cheap Hose Co. are after October 6, subject to an addition of 9 per J. 17 rolling doors, all sizes, with rollers, track of the Fabric Fire having COURTS. Notice Is screws, all for two-thir- ds of cost re- S. P. Glover a to THE PROBATE cent per annum, uawin c. neiton, collector. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS hereby complete, the a week's vacation while necessary made flying trip Monroe, ct.. zts, iwk. Democratic voters of the town ot new ones; 40 windows, large glass, suitable New York on ss. August caucus of Democratic for for bait frames com pairs are being made to the sluiceway Monday. DISTRICT iOF NEWTOWN, Probate - of Newtown, that a the house, price, etc, ail Bridgeport. and wheel 23, 1908. 1FEDICAL JOURNAL desires a representa- party will be held at tbe Town hall in said DeLaval plete. Ail things lor sale in tnis ad are prac- pit. Mrs Estate of Jane A. B. Dresser, late of lu tive in this locality; permanent employ town on Ejasuruay evoutuK, xmov mv, - Separator tically new. Charles E. Blakeman, Helen Kilbride and children Newtown, in said District, deceased. ment, ana commission. Auaress c. 1 n for the nurnose of choosing dele-- For Sale at a Bargain. raiestine newtown, conn. of N. are of T. 154salary 72. New r.rinr jnstnet, Miss Mamie McGauley Bridgeport Newark, J., visiting friends The Court of Probate for the District O., East York City. atea to tne uemuunmc owwj wuw,j,.wm, M. O. nassed with her Mrs town. Newtown, hath limited and allowed six hnirinn t. Now Hinin. Oonn. Sent. 25. 1908: LEACH, Sunday mother, hereof for creditors fVN AND AFTER SEPTENBER 1 I will be 4th Conn. P.O.: Brookneld. Ct. months from the date the F - delegates to attend tbe congressional. Sherman Andrew McGauley. of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- I prepared to make cider every day by hy- i , Ho i ri nnuntv ana lbin senatorial uouven' FOR SALE. C. L. SMALLEY, Mrs Dennis Cavanaunh of the Glen their draulic pressure. Price lc per gal. All bar- iu tlement. Those who neglect to present steamed free of Also tions. to be called, and doing any other proper m v I'm r rinvili'M NOTICE Notice One SH. P. hot Inr and en Depot, Ct. William Shepard has a business wag is poorly. accounts, properly attested, within said time, rels out charge. grind business. Samuel A. Btacaman. jwuos it. gine and 1 Baldwin 13 In. ; 100. Stepney . . n . i i i quite a All in- ing all kinds of feed a specialty. Gilbert Wil Democratic Town 1 hereby given to the Tax payers of the Town cutter, price TESTABIilSHED IN 1889. on, Ol mose j will be debarred recovery. persons Gordon, M. J. Houlihan, Collector will meet them A. S. MANSFIELD. Brookneld. Conn. DOUgnt popular ueaiers, debted to said estate are requested to make liams, Jr., Guernseytown, Ct. Committee. of Newtown, that tbe Does all kinds of Wagon and Carriage Re- A. M. Briscoe & Son. It is expected that a quartet of male immediate to to receive tne taxes on tne list oi iwi jam also in voices from of payment SALE A few young fresh cows. M. H. town of Newtown as follows: un pairing and Painting; Blacksmithing the choir Trinitv Edwin A. Banks. Administrator, FOR T?OR SALE A handsome Day a iuwc1 Its branches. First class workmanship Mass. Stepney. J? 1025 sound and aU cm f ma atom of Richard Sbenard T. J. CORBETT, all' Mrs Nellie E. Tucker passed Wednes- church, Bridgeport, will give special Norwood, gelding, weight lbs; 10 a. m. to IS m.: at Gregory's guaranteed and prices always reasonable. wit., u T nn vnpK nune: an BxmKuuu Dodglngtown, . . fin, Lift sad aeeUcat Give me a call. day in Hawleyville with Mrs Herbert music at tne tsunday morning service. business 2000 Orchard.l to 2 p. m. ; at Austin-H- uiaKeman-s- . uirae wagon, capacity 3.30 5 m. On Hottiy rsslic at a. uiance-a- August 31, at the Congregational : a set Hgnc aouuie u Botsfsrd. to p. Wednesday. Sept. Cirke k. good Conn, 10: At Curtis & Co. s, sanoy iiook. l BRONSON & SANFORD church, and lead the singing of the B. S. Thomas. Roxbury. Taylor, ut. Town Clerk's Office. New- - Queen Street, INewtown, Conn Mr and Mrs James Bristol, William hymns. TSOR SALE Fearless tread power, 6F tjttmn siiiSil m. All taxes remaining unnaid Now have another car load of Indiana horses Miss Bristol and Miss Dick cutter and saw table. Will be sold after October 9 are subject to an addition of Stables fresh from the coun- Bristol and Camp C&sh SaJe r IL D. 34, New FOR SALE. at their cneap. Dennis Cavanaugh. 9 annum, from the time when said Horses from 1050 to 1300. They are a fine of were guests on bunday Use Franklin Mills entire wheat Spot percenttwuamnper lawful fees try. Bridgeport town, ct. t!.o dne. and the and A gray horse. 1400 lbs; 1 black boras, 10(0 lbs; with and finish. Anyone wanting of Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts. most of all flour. ON collection. Robert A. Col 1 SfiO 1 lot quality we kind flour, the nourishing charges for Clark, bay more lbs; sorrel. 1100. Good work- a horse can't beat them as buy the For sale R. H. .Beers & Co. SALE OR EXCHANGE For a good lector. 22, 1902. ers and the that sells.J by FIR horse, a gasoline engine August right price. T. J. Corbett is out with a handsome nearly new. Frank T. Tyrrell, orton, ct. F. J. Hosford, New Preston, CU BRONSON & carriage, bought of A. M. Briscoe & R. H. Beers & Co. offer the balance 2, 1902 CASH SALE. SANFORD, of straw cost to close Tues., Sept. TTT ANTED At once,100 quarts of milk dally Son. their hats at Granulated 1.00 I T ever Elm Street. Bridgeport, Conn. them out. 21 lbs. Standard Sugar, i roiiipt weeaiy payment. Auunaa 'n sneniai hareain davs but bargatna deter Making 4t And 1 Bar B. H. & Co. Soap Free. Bostwick Ave. Bridgeport. day. Flour, Grain and Feed at lowest At the old Bradley mill la As-- Little Miss Dorette, daughter of Dr for Cash. Grass seed. Fertilizer aao will a on a ana & 25c T1R SAI.F. CHEAP One second hand Novaprices Scotia Land Plaster. Second hand petnek orpmnwr will J. W. Gordon, tendered a large num R. H. Beers Co.'s store will close 1 lb. Famous Coffee, Box one Lenu h au 1 & horse Lumber wagon and horse rake for sale cheap at ber of her little friends an ox cart at noon on Labor day. And Bar B. H. Co. Soap Free. eaf square nox wagon, ooin in ;ood repair. HOWARD BENNETT, Box lo7. Conn. H. B. COGER'S MILL, Botsford, Coaa. Aspetuck, New MlUord, Conn. Catering. We make a specialty straw ride, and refreshments, in the 1 Famous 48c James Whitehead, Bethel. Cutarlnv for and all D. N. Shelton hardware lb. Tea, i'iit niuaa Wedding form of ice cream, cake, etc., in honor Clark, the And 1 Bar B. H. & Oo. Soap Free. kinds of parties. Give us your order and we of her 11th birthday, Thursday after man, is giving some special values in guarantee satisiaction in every respect. was wire Notice his advertise- Dcvte 221-- 4. noon of this week. The cart beau fencing. Remember the Telephone Call and with Uncle Sam ment. Bargain D&y. Our superior Ice Cream for sale by pint or tifully decorated, LI A A I I at the Sandy Hook Drug store. and attendants to guard the little LigKt Ctvrritvges for $6 DD quart ones and Steve Keane of Zoar in Ramon's Tonic Regulator is purely n. r rrvn i i , E RDM AN & ELWELL, charge of the oxen, the ride was taken. vegetable, it will do your liver more B. HAWLEY CO., And do it better than can be had any- Hattertown, Ct. Tin horns were furnished the young (rood than any other known remedy Leading Grocers, Stepney, Conn. Bethel Bakers, sters and the ride extended up to H. E. Mott, Newtown; S. C. Bull where else for $10. O. & W. B. BEST QUALITY Red Cedar Shingles at Bottom Prices. P. Address: Stsycy Depot, Ct. Fountain Place, Bethel, Conn. and about Newtown Street and down Co., Sandy Hook; Hawley, 1P1 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1

that host of electric sparks from the upper cloud flashed into the lower aerial mass of superheated gases, even PAIN IN BACK. tnougntney naa otherwise rerrained JHE from already uniting with the oxygen? Head to Foot Clothiers. A of BETTING AND DUELLING. Sure Sign Kidney Trouble. . Dr. Kennedy's PRESIDENT HADLEY DRAWS A PARAL LEL BETWEEN THEM. THE SEPTEM- Favorite Remedy will BER CENTURY. cure you. is It customary to treat this habit Pain in the baok is never BESSES & of betting as if it were nothing but a failing alg gISISL, or of kidney j another sure sign ia manirestation the gambling spirit the spirit which enjoys the excitement the condition of the urine ; if you have a connected with risk of any kind, and in the back then look to the condition on pain which takes pecuniary risks current of urine. a tumbler and events for the sale of sucli enjoyment. your Take glass This accounts for a part of the practice, fill it with urine ; after it has stood 24 out not ror tne wnoie. ir betting on hours, if it has a sediment, if it is milky or sports had been nothing more than an cloudy, pale or discolored, stringy orropy, indulgenceof the propensityto gamble, and bladder are in a SHOE it would probably have been restricted your kidneys danger- long ago. But it has another function, ous condition and need Immediate atten- best shoe made for Mens and a very one. can be tion, or the consequences may prove fatal. The important It Outfitters, used as a means of checking irresponsi- Fi C. Wilcox of 059 New Britain ave., the money. ble talk. The propensity of some : to and bluster makes Hartford, Conn., says 956-95- 8 people brag them in in all Main St., at times a public nuisance. The men "I had a frightful pain my back, Spring styles Bridgeport. in our colleges, especially the younger the result of kidney trouble. My leathers. and more callow ones, are no exception physician seemed powerless to relieve to this rule. Under these circum me. I determined to try Dr. David " A fit for every foot." the demand blusterer Kennedy's Favorite Remedy; it stances, that the me in a short shall back his words by a wager of helped wonderfully, and Controlled exclusively by money becomes a means of protection time cured me completely." to those about him against the un- Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy The mission of this advertisement is like a knock at door pleasant, talk which is otherwise din- is the one medicine that cures all your ned really into their ears. diseases o the liver, bladder and In this respect the practice of bet- kidneys, to remind you that we have the right kind of Shoes and blood, rheumatism, dyspepsia and chronic 0 Clothing, a Hcad-to-Fo- ting has function not unlike that ot Clothiers, which was exercised by the practice of constipation. It is wonderful how it Furnishings of course, price is a consideration, and of course duelling a century or two ago. In makes that pain in the back disappear, Main Street and Fairfield Ave , you generations past the blusterer was com- how it relieves the desire to urinate often, (KOBTHWKST COKXEK) want the best that can be at a certain is pelled to make good his words by the especially at night, and drives away that Bridgeport. Conn. procured price, that sort our wager of his life. We have become scalding pain In passing water and makes quieter in our temper at the beginning you well and strong. sort, the very best in every particular. The object of this advertise- of the 20th century, and only demand It is for sale by all druggists in the that he shall wager his money. But NOW SO Omnt Slxo and the regular 1 the principle is the same in the two $1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose. ment would be but half if we did not tell that we cases. accomplished you Sample tottUncigk for trial, frtt by maiL This can be used, to some extent as Dr. DwU Knndy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y. are extremely anxious to enroll you the number of our cus- a theoretical justification for the prac- among tice of betting. It is, however, far we are Price more defensible as a theoretical view CM tomers. During August Cutters, not Quality Cutters. than as a practical argument, for in actual life betting fails to accomplish TO MY FRIENDS. Cure its object. In this respect also the paral- Dyspepsia lel between betting and duelling holds is eat. good. The duel checked irresponsible "It with joy I tell you what Kodol Digests what yon on of did for me. I was troubled with my It artificially digests the food and aids language the part those who could stomach for several Nature recon- not fight; but to those who were ready months. Upon in strengthening and to take their lives in their hands it being advised to use Kodol. 1 did so.and structing the exhausted digestive or- offered an indemnity instead of a re words cannot tell the good it has done gans. It is the latest discovered digpjfc-an- t me. A neighbor had dyspepsia so that and tonic No other preparation & straint. In like manner, the public in- Besse he had tried most told can in everything. I approach it efficiency. It Foster, tolerance oi netting allows those who him to use Kodol. Words of relieves Company, stantly and permanently cores have to to them- gratitude money wager give have come to me from him because I Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, selves free indulgence in boasting. W. Sour 956 and 958 Main In betting, as in duelling, the whole recommended it." George Fry, Flatulence, Stomach, Nausea, St, Bridgeport. V iola, Iowa. Health and strength of Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Cramps and community suffers under the evils of mind and on all results of the practice, without realizing much body, depend the stomach, other imperfeetdigestion. of the and normal activity of the' digestive Price 50c and SI. Larjre stee contains m times theoretically possible good. organs. Kodol, the great reconstruct- muUlsice. Book all about dyspepsia mxiledfrt ive tonic, cures all stomach and bowel epared by & C. OeWHT A CO. Cblcaao of abundant MARK TWAIN'S FIRST BIBLE. troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia. Kod- life, and may have it abundantly." from the indwelling this ol food eat. Take Let us consider of what this life. life manifests its digests any good you MONROE. Bee. briefly But again this (As told in the Century for Sentem a dose,afrer meals. S. J. Parks, Trum- The Newtown life consists, which Christ came that of rest M. A. B. B. we have. abundance because the it gives ber by the Rev H. Wharton on the bull; Blakeman, Botsford; Mrs Sylvester Clark of Monroe lias might troubled soul. of Hawley & Co., Stepney; YV. N. Hurd, been her cousins for Primarily it consists of our being in to the authority Becky Thatcher.) Hill. entertaining the "Come unto-m- e and I will you was Long past week, Mrs John T. O'Connor and Published Bt favor with God; reconciled to Him; give "eam always up to some mis Miss His and obedient children. The said He who came we may said to me. "We at- little daughter. Mary O'O nnor of PUBLISHING COMPANY. loving rest," that chief," "Becky" HIS SIGHT New and Miss Grace M. Back-ma- n THE BEE soul saved by grace will be rich in the have life more And tended Sunday school together, and THREATENED. Haven, of diversified this abundantly. had a of for of Boston, Mass. possession treasures; if Christ is able to this life, He they system rewards say hence the life Christ gives is an abun- impart Ing verses after them to "While picnicking last month my 11- - ALLISON P. SMITH, is able to rest. Hence we committing a dant life, and if we fail to enjoy its surely give memory. A blue ticket was given for year-oi- ooy was poisoned bv some Pkesident and Editor is because we stifle may rest secure if we have this life in 10 a red 10 weed or savs W. abundance, it its constant abundance forth in verses, ticket for blue, a vel plant," II. Dibble, of growth in us, by seeking joys again in springing low for 10 red, and a Bib'e for 10 yel Sioux City, la. "He rubbed the poison I the elements of the darkness the heart. off bis hands into his CASTOR A beggarly Christ of shall nev- low ticKets. ii you win count up, you eyes and for For Infants and Children. of sin. That is, we leave the light says such, "They will see it makes a Bible for 10,000 awhile we were afraid he would 1 se AHTUUK .1. SMITH, Christ and seek for life er perish, neither shall any man pluck verses. Sam his a which, imparts of and as if came up one Sunday with sight. Finally neighbor recom The Kind Yoa Hare Secretary, Treasurer and growth in the pleasures of the them out my hand," this his ten yellow tickets, and mended DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Always E:H and business manager. world. assurance was not enough, and He everybody S7 Spiritual gifts, though ail the one Knew ne naon t said a verse, but had The first application helped him and Bears fruits of Divine love, are as various as would strengthen the weakest them with in a few he was as well as ever. the SIX who He just got by trading the days I the needs of humanity. There is then has this life. adds, "My Father boys. But he received his Bible with or skin diseases, cuts burns, scalds. Signature of sV no for the child of God seek- is greater than all; and no man is able De necessity of all.the serious air of a diligent stu woundp, insect bites. Witt's Witch tIENBY M. SMITH, ing for the joy of growth amid those to pluck them out my Father's dent." Hazel Salve is sure .cure. Relieves Vice exist in hand." Thus do we have assurance at once. Beware of President pleasures that that darkness more sure life will piles counterfeits. Generai, Agent. where the light which comes from made that this S. J. Parks, TrumbuTi; W. N. Hurd, Christ has not been to shine. grow up through the trials and diff- A YOUNG LADYS'LIFE SAVED, B. & permitted iculties to its Long Hill; Hawley Co., Step- The raising of a soul dead by sin, to that may attempt stay ney; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; nynjryAL,P!LLs into a rest will CH1CHKSTKK-- a life in righteousness, progress, that strength AT PANAMA, COLOMBIA, BY CHAMBEIi-LAIN'- S KVIiLUH en and refresh, like that which the HE 4 SM amine lam mM COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIAR 1U.MIUW Ian. a 75 Cents for Six SO IS A MOST PRECIOUS GIFT; Psalmist felt was his when "The Lord O mm" HaaMltati-- u mm lilariaa. tar1.25 Year, Months, RHOEA REMEDY. The Kind Yob Haw at vaar . at was his Bean the Always Bought I aj lrexi. r 4. Cents for Pour Months. Four Cents a fapy and such a life to be Shepherd." W Jr aua abundant, that is This life is not confined to just a few Signature a growing life, must be influenced by all favored souls. How often the ur ;naries h. Utter, a prominent tw Mall. la.tMltiMi.h. M4W the of Divine for is thought pnysician, oi ranama, Colombia, in of principles grace; it comes to us when some earnest one is recent letter states: "Last Maivh oy grace tnat tnis lire is given us. speaking of this life and its joys, that had as a Hence it follows that in this all be is not for me patient a young lady 16 years growth may true but it of age, who had a very bad of Newtown, Friday, August 99, 190 lire consists in living dependent on Beloved, it is for all, for each, who attack cnnst. will toy dysentery. Everything I prescribed TT A3 . . faith look upon the lifted up for her ineffectual and was The Gviide. ne nrsc gives us tms, ror tie came son or Man as He upon the proved she Travelers' - hangs worse hour. Her that we may have it; and then He sus- cross. He hangs there for two things growing every par 248-- ents were sure she would die. She call, 32 rtains tnis lire m us, even as the good to which 1 will ask be had Telephone 1 your attention, become so weak snenherri sustains f in his Bhun h cause lie mentions tiiem in sucn a way that she could not turn over in bed. - leading them where the pastures are I have no in their What to do at this NEW YOKK. NEW HAVEN AND- HART- DAKBORY DIVISIOK. Advertising Rate's : ana snaae that difficulty seeing critical moment was a for FORD RAILROAD. green tne inviting. How close connection with life or which study me, DauburyXorth (Main St. statkMil 7.30. this Onlin. m- K 6li. lw lmo 3mo 6mo year Deautirui tne words of the 23d Psalm we have been He said but I thought of Chamberlain's 9.U a, m. 3JS n - Siuitli ... wu, i W S speaking. First m. Inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 nere: would Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and as . WATBRTOWK BRANCH. Sunday 6.10p Sunday. North. S3.. Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 the good shenherd give his life 7 ;&' 10.40--a Lord is a last resort it. The most 11.17 10.H, m, 8 Inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 "The my Shepherd, I shall not for is would die that prescribed Wiitcrbury Leave, 6.48, 8.41, a m. 1JL 5.10, 5.o. 7.0a p ni. m. the sheep. That 3.55. 5.00, 6.12. 8.55. 11.30 t-- Sunday p 3 Inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 want. wonderful result was effected. Within 7.10, p m. Sundays! 8.13, 9.38, 11.37 a m. that sheep might have life. So the 9.55 a m, 8.03 m. PnJb 4.(0, 6.42. 4 Inches 3.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 He makcth me to lie down in eight hours she was feeling much bet p Arrive. 6.40, 8.00, 10.40a m, -4 4.00 8.00 green Son of Man was lifted up that through 1.02,3.35,4.37,5.52,6.47,7.54, 1U8 p m. Sun- ,o ffi-1- M column 10.00 24.00 40.00 ter; insiae or tnree she was U.53 4.58 m.2.0a.5.0(.5.49, 1- -3 column 5.00 10.00 20.00 2H.0O 48.00 pastures; His death we have life and that days upon days, a m, p m. ni. Sunday.10.09a m. tU9 might her &.06. p m.Soutii -2 column 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 He leadeth me beside the water of we feet and at the end of one week was Watertown Leave, 6.30, 7.42, 10.22 a m, 12.44, 30. 8.56. 9.45, 11.52a m. 4.S,6u3l. 8- have it in all the abundance 2.17, 4.20. 5.34. 11.00 68 p -4 column 8.00 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 might well." For sale R. H. Beers 6.30, 7.36, p m. Sundays, Sunday 8.12 a in, 6.17 m. ri rest." which he How blessed entirely by 6.35 a 4.40 m. ve. ReddlnK-Np- rth p column 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 possessed. the & ui. p Arri 7.04, 8.58, 11.37 a m. 7.08.9.9 a m.2.03, 6.43.7 S3 m. Thus dost Christ imoart lite and Jesus is no who yju., wewtown; Taylor, (jurtis Co., 1.48, 4.12, 5.17, 6.29, 7.27. 9.12. 11.37 m. Sun- Sunday, lo.ua a m, 8.13 m. p though that hireling Hook; W. N. 10.12 a 8.20 p p South6.1i att growtn to tne soul, sustained and sup caretb not for the sheep, but the good Sandy Hurd, Long Hill; days, in. pm. lUiuASpiii. Sunday, 8.1s a m, 6J3 p m. Beading notices, brevier type, 10c line. oy mm. own are. a nc jii. vj. riau jo.. Hawievvilie: A. Sanford North. 7.03. S54 a in.lH.6.4n. 7.49 pm ported shepherd whose the sheep n. bunday,9.o9 a m, a.09 p m. South. 6.16. 9.06 He also delivers and saves, this won. uiaiceman, Hotsford BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. m- - a Small nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. But second, He said, "And I, if I be $ Sunday, 8JJ2 a in, 67 p m. derful Shepherd, who by His Botsford 11.03 Branchville North. (L57, .4fi. . 1U.I5 a m, L53. coming lifted up will draw all men unto me." North, 7.33, 10.28, a m, 4.53, 6.58 5 6.33 7.43 m. nave are p 7.33 a 7.07. 11.36 '". p Sunday, 9.53 a m. KXB euauies uis sneep to and to "All men!" Does not that include LOOK PLEASANT in; Sunday, m; South, 8.50, 7.45. 9.11. lP.ou nave PLEASE. a m, 4.14,6.40 Sunday, 6.16 See P puth,al, a m, 12.08. 4.2(1. it abundantly. For there is not you, my brother, and you, my sister? Botsford above.pm; pm. 6.4a. 7.0a p. in. Sunday. 828 a ni. 6.33 p ni. THE HOME Judge W. Cleave la rid, Oeorjretown 6.53,9.43 L49. 6.2a. 7 CIRCLE. only nourishment for strength, and "All men." My friend unsaved, can Livingston Stepney North, 7.25, 10.11, 10.38 a m, 4.44. 6.49 p North, a m, J rest ror trrowth. but restoration and Of PhotOgraDher C. C. Harlan, of TCatnn Sunday, 7.25 South. 7.15, 8.58 11.45 you in the of those words feel New Whose is n; am; a ... .v j presence Haven, Nams Prominently Mentioned in Connection SO m, 4.22. U.49 ni ; 6.25 m. u, p I,,. Sunday. 8.31 a m. 6.36 THE LIFE WHICH CHRIST CHVES guidance. have no or lot U., can ao now thoutrh for vears hA p Sunday, p P 111. soul. tnat you part in this With the Republican Nomination for Governor. Lone Hill North, fr.19, 10.06. 10.30 a ni. 4.3S. "lie restoreth my matter? Now when we these two couianT because he suffered untold 6.41 p m; fr.19 ni : South 7.21. 9.04, A SERMON BY me put Sunday, p BEV DIGHTON MOSES OF He leadeth in the paths of right' thoughts into one we find that Christ agony irom tne worst form of digestion, ii.m ii m, o.do p m; MuiHiay. 0.39 p ni. SHERMAN. eousness for His name's sake. " I Trumbull North. It. Id, 10.00. 10.30 a m. 4.30. died whosoever will vield to auu IIICUIUIUUS I l It'll tO ; Thus we see that the t'lij.iimiikimm 0.Jo p m Sunday, f7.13 m; South, 7.26, 9.09, UIOHLAND DIVISIOB. not only life but abun- of divine love neip till he tried Electric Bitters, .ds, i.ui m Knndnv- - frt as n m John 10: 10, drawing "mav have life PROGRESSION IN POLITICS. and am; p Text, "The thief comoth not,but dant life, proceeding from Christ to city destroy the people by singe' which worked such wonders for him Brldgeport-Nort- h, 7.02, 9.50, 10.05 a m, 4.20. Danbury-Ea- st, 7.38. 11.37 a m. 7.05 p m. Wt that he may steal, and kill, and I and 6.25 7.02 9.1a a 2. 57, 7.25 m. .came destroy: benefit all who will walk in the ing, suffocation and asDhvxiation. tnat ne declares thev are a crodsend to p m; Sunday, a m; Arrive, 737, 9.20 ni, p that they may have life, and may have light A WORD ABOUT JUDGE CLEAVELAND. a m, 12.0. 4.45. 7.15 p in ; Sunday, 6.45 p. m. Hawleyvllle East, 7.50. 11.49 m, 7.17 p m. It lie MAY 2. The aerial eras explosion thAnrv sufferers from and stomach West, 9.00 a 2.43, 7.U abundantly." imparts. HAVE IT MOKE ABUNDANT." The of dyspepsia m, p m. Hut more. Christ will crown those plain signs the times unmis This postulates that the weight of the troubles. Unrivaled for diseases of North Newtown East, 7.54 m, 7.22 p m. This who trust in follow t.h indicate the new cen- LITCHFIELD BRANCH. West. 8.54 a m an ? ha . chapter should have begun at and Him unto Oh! wonderful love of takably that ciouu, causing it to descend, the ex. tne stomach, liver and kidneys, 10.35 the love, the they Bethel Leave a m, 5.05 p m. Sunday, 7.35 SvSdy. o l5okIi?Jit am. 25 hub verse oi me chap- end; ror He declares that to those who tury brought advanced methods into naustion or the flame, and build up a new life to the whole svstem. .uu - fx' "i P m; oiu preceding God, that not only floods this dark - air, the ui. Arrive v.u a m, p m. Sunday, 6.10 " ui. i.ui p m. ter; as evidently this discourse about are faithful, in His liv- the political world.- The popular de aerial lorce were Try one. 50c. Guaranteed m. Sonthbury East.jjh8.07. 7.38 m. walking light, world with lisrht. to illumine every to-da- y great developed, the Only by p lo8, p West the good Shepherd followed immedi ing in His life, He will a crown of mand ot is for real statesmen, products of an caused Hawley ville North, 10.50 a m, 5.22 p m. Sun- 8S2 a m. 2.21. 6.52 p m. give darkened soul, but lavishes upon it explosion by the ii. reeis uo., ntewtown; Tay 8.00 am. Leave for Bethel 9.27 3.47 Southford East. 8.12 a 12.14.7.42 . me or life. Here we behold full measure men of broad moved Curtis & B, day, a m. 8.36 m, p m .r ately neaiing the blind man. the life, abundance of life, for every be- a comprehension, union ui uie gases oi tne cioud with lor, Co., Sandy Hook; U m. Sundav. 5.55 n m. a m, 2.15. 6.46 p m. ' Christ had already declared that lie of the abundance of the life that son by patriotic spirit. Trained minds the oxygen of the air, but near Hawley & Co., Shepaug North, 11.02 a m, 5.34 m. Waterburv Due, 8.36 a m, 8.04 m nighted, dying of man. And this the Stepney. . p Sunday, 1.34, p was the of Christ came we of wisely with sunace 10. iu. Tu.10 a m. sun-da- y, B.M a m, 6.24 m. light the world, and sub- that may have. Thus me in conclusion of capable dealing the oi tne grouna. u5.36 ouuui, in, p nisi, p leads to speak the affect wel- rom p ni. stantiated that claim by is intimated that source greater problems that the whatever of view 5.42 giving light itcieany of tins life. "I came," says of a whole - point the THE QRIP MAY COflE ivoxuury rails florin, Tii.ioa m, p m. Trains stop when signaled to one who was born blind. Then He fare state must be emnlov- subject is approached, all the evidence Sunday, 8.22 a m. South, 9.05 a m, 3.251 only. THE TRUE CHRISTIAN IS A Christ, "that they may have life." ed in t:i n n m. goes on to discourse of LIVING the public service, or the ranid focuses a or es suDuav. the truth that Later Christ said am the life." He upon single deduction: that it may not. When com 11.18 5.50 is tne or CHRISTIAN. "I pace of progression cannot be main- mere was a it Roxbury North, a m, p m. Sunday, li lie ngnt the world, He is also said that "He came from God, and terrific aerial explosion monly attacks those who are already s.i&am. south, 8.56 a m, 3.16 pm. also the life of the world, and He tained. Connecticut is in position to within the cloud 5.15 d m. Sunday, that lives that he would return to God." Thus after it erupted from iow witu liver trouble and t. .1 ...... came, not only to to man He because SDirituai reliirum nf we make quick response to this demand. the which nnprl trn. inaigestion, in orm, a m, T0.50 p m. give light which he is a is a see that this life, like everv other and in our mountain, devi impure diooo. against it by juuusonugcrjji. tuj blinded by sin, but to give life to man partaker, living coming fall election the mendous destructive and iortiry 5.03 In He uiiiiiK. i?iiue tula is a lire. blessingof untold good, came from God. will be iriven an forces, that gettintr rid of these disorders th Sunday, p m. dead sin. proceeds to illustrate lire growing is divine in mani- voting public oppor tne siuuauon or ftt j.'ierre to the cure of the new rashlngton North, 11.35 a m, 6.07 p m. Sun-- It grows into Christ which is It its nature, origin, to choose adjacent medicine, Calcura a.TO His meaning by the word picture of up Its festation and ends. tunity between men of very the bluff behind it was such that re-- Solvent. uay, a m. soutn, 8.38 a m, 2.58 p m. Sun The Recreation Tour- the and living nead; or as Paul ex Dresses it In order, for both will avoid It puts the stomach right UCJ, V.tfl u ui. Shepherd the sheep; contrast- Christ is high parties caused therefrom assisted and to New 11.39 6.11 D work of his letter to the "Till we brought it because He life. mistakes in their conventions. The yeroeration gives strength resist these rov Preston North, a m. m. Sun' ing the the mere hireling Ephesians, and to perfect it for our use He gave It iu its destruction. ing epidemics. Discovered by Dr Da day, 9.08 a m. South, 8.34 a m, 2.54 p m. Sun-- ist Co. wuw own tne sneep are with ail attain unto the unity of the faith, republicans have already made an ex he position of the cliffs vid day. 4.38 n m. not," or upon the cross, thus it is his trirt to us. i enclosing Kennedy, of Kennedy" Row. Klnirs. Romford 1 11.48 m. 6.20 D the work of the faithful who and the knowledge of the Son of haustive canvass among their best the area of devastation fnn "XT T North, a m. Sundav. shepherd That it was sent by the Father is would have had 9.19 a m. South, 8.25a m, 2.45 p m. owns the who knows God, unto a full grown man. unto the men, and have brought to lisht a list much to do with 4.26 m. Sunday, sheep, them by measure of evident, for Christ said: "He did the the destruction of St d name, auu who is Known Dy the stature of the fulness nf of names which the state may well be Pierre, inasmuch as Morris North, 11.53 a m. 6.25 d m. Personally Conducted Tours. inem, and work: or Him that sent and to places outside of 9.27 8.20 Sunday Christ. But let us consider some of Him," or. un- uiiu-uoun- u a m. South, a m, 2.40 m. whom they readily follow; and who He proua governor McLean, who ne 4.18 o m. p Sunday Denents the Pharisees said: "Say ye of him, ampnitneatreand upon Block ay win ir need be his life to tne brought into the soul by fortunately cannot be a candidate for the of above Bantam 12.02 6.34 Island. trips, costing from New give preserve, whom the Father sanctified and sent edge the plateau its depth North, p m, p m. Sunday. Haven 7.50 and 9.50; 16, 23 auu LiiiBiue wmcn unnst came to irlve is easily the best known. . ui. b.iz a m, in. 30. Saturdays, August necp give iiiem uie. into the world. Thou blasDhemest: be cic imicu iruui uestruction. 4.07 m. cKjutn, p ounuay and we view There is love. Reci orocal love. is Judges Warner and Perry have manv The aerial exnlnsinn d Saratoga 4 S12 as tnus this discourse of It cause I am Son of if it ABSOLUTE Lake 12.05 6.37 D m. Springs. or 6da'y trips costing written "1 love them love mo. said, I the God." North, p m, Sundav or fit.; 25 1. Jesus His work for those that appreciative rriends, and Judge Liv involves the presence within cloud a m. 8.10 a m, 2.30 m. Sun- - Mondays. Aug. 18, and September concerning and seek me mere are different kinds of life. the South, p 5tlSa c,lilsm- - 18 and 35, who are His disciples, how they that earlv shall find ingston W. Cleaveland of New Haven. oi a comDUStioie eras, hut io uuv. d.au D III. 824 Aug. costing expressive me. love physical, intellectual, moral. But the who is a is in snirro LitciiHeld Arrive 12.10 p m. 6.42 d m, of the thouurht that Christ is not nnlv mat mat joyously seeks younger man, position to sun unaoie to state nature. 9.55 8 Sunday, COSn we or iseeks life which Christ came that we might attract its The a m. South, a m, 2.25 p m. Sunday, Monbd'ayAugU'fflS' the light of the world, but the life of uujecu its anection. it have ancHiave more is be honorable attention. He is distinguishing of explosive trases in 3.50 p m. the-wor- Seeks abundant, - COStl worm are ds early. It finding it. A love one of the best known and most suc- volves a lrip- "9i ine also, of the yond and above all these. It is a life faculty of scientific special iza-- SECURITY. TuN?Au& tnat loves because was -- "The it first loved cessful in Kew Haven AuK-1- 9 text: thief cometh not, but that which tends to elevate en- politicians nuu vvukju tut writer aoes not possess; BERKSHIRE DIVISION. 2USand Is,ands ays" trlp.cost-- no may ana Kin and A love that rejoices to do the will of the moral, county. His administration of the ing sieai, destroy: I the and. uuumsuuucumiu as was - came tne one loved. That makes everv large intellectual, strengthen many he has tilled has the mysterious New Haven North, 9.33a m, 3.57 p m; South ?V?p- to Niagara, Thousand. Islands. that they may have life, and may the physical life of man. is able to public positions great secret, it has left its traces 10.50 a m. 7.30 n m. mS1 iu.Uo, , a and service a It been so -- j nave it auuuuaiiMY. duty delight every jov. do all hence we are led to highly satisfactory that the and clues, which the detectives of Shelton North, 9.59 am. 4.21 p m; South. AtJ?.??o12"days trin cost'iK P3; Tuesday From love flows peace, "because to be this, ascribe are anxious for his will 10.23 a m, 7.05 m. a to a divine source. when God public promotion science follow up. Metal surfaces Genuine p 5 lifk is condition of active ex carnally minded is death: but to he it Again to the office of governor. reason ui Stevenson North, 10.11 a ni. 4.f3 p m: South. dHys trips costing fI4.50; rrom saw man ripnrl in trpenncuie and cin They uujects in tne ruins will be exam- 10.08 a m. 6.53 p m. vtncI,L Aug 26. minded is life and it his antecedents t.llt.tu 171' I .1 ...... -- I . m, . istence: spiritually peace." seems much in accord that and associations ined and analyzed for traces of sul- 4 Monroe North, 10.17 a m, 4.38p in; South 'i, of God very with divine are 10.01 a m. 6.46 1. m. uaja irin,oauiitlK Aug. and is the of Says Paul, "the peace passeth and verv find ike. hnnlri the very best, and combined with phurs and chlorids. The just opposite death; just all understanding." It is a peace too love, that hps his education and personal Irom the numerous deposits Botsford South for New Haven, 9.55 a m; 'a"ch Chunk. trips. Aug. 28. Sepu U as nguu la uie opposite oi aarKness. send His son with such an experience steaming fumaroles r 8 6.40 p m. See Botsford below. and 25; costing CI53ayfrom New Haven. too too too just warrant a lie is L .. ..1 1 nign, deep, long, wide, for belief that to are Carte Newtown 10.34 UODles of v.. . 1 As Christ qualified already within lab- North. 7.41, a 11.15, 4.52, 5.01. "Tl, .... . m disperses the one, He de ever-t- abundant life, "That whosever be the chemical ni, ..ii...... f in. n. ..no tne nappy possessor o exhaust. fill the highest olliee in Connecticut. Even ash 7.07 p ro; Sunday, 7.41 a m; South, 6 59 office of C. B. Taylor, N. Y.. N. H. & H. stroys the other; for as before Him 1 lieveth in Him should not but oratory. the and rocks of 8.42, 11.27 . IV. agent darkness flees so "My peace trive unto vou: not as the perish, They consider him an eminently sate the island will be submitted to 9.4, a m; 4.05, 6.15. 6.32 p m: Sun-- away, before Him world giveth, trive 1 unto vou." said have eternal life." So then Christ man, whose has been minute Little Liver Pills. da v. it. vi p III. death Vanishes and becomes but the He came that we have it in full reliabity clearly Hawleyvllle North, 7.50, 10.42 a m, 11.50, 5 01 who is the life of the world. Then might proved by his public experience, and a mind is a a.uu, 7.1T p m Sundav. 7.51 am n.,i, .1 r... glowing, growing immortal, reaching measure; and that it should be not Haunting my hypothesis 8.34, 9,37, 11.19 m. 3.57, 6.23 out and there is confidence brought into the good man as his neighbors and ac--' wmun may ue out a Must Bear of a 5.55, p m. Sun-- touching that fountain of life of the soul, and we feel en only life, but a growing life; expanding, will dream, and which Signature divine abundance which the quaintances abundantly testify cannot be proved, yet is one whieh Brookfleld Junction North,6.27.8.03.10.51 10 5A by every pul- enlarging, but filling, yes tilling the t al-- 1902. SUMMERTIME-TABU- !. lane. sation of soul couragement of the promises of God to soul They regard he heavy vote he lias ; would explain all the phenomena a m 12.20, 5.21. 5.26, 7.26 p m, SundayS the regenerate grows cnnaren. with fresh and constant joys, like when a m; South, 6.40, 7.11, 8.25. ft28, U.W m J&f BRIDGEPORT & PORT toward ins Therefore, "we are ways pollerl candidate as an On that fateful two 5.21.6.14 D m: ' JEFFERSON God, and the eternal glories made of Christ." bv life. tne perennial spring upon the hillside endorsement of real morning clouds Sandv.5 5iin, STEAMBOAT CO. partakers this the merit he is erupted almost from oruoKueiu B.dK.8.08. 11.01 am 10 i mat lie ucyonn. we which carries life and beautv wherever simultaneously 31 .xjrill, c,i that may "hold the beirinriiriir of known to possess. the one I. pm; Sunday, 8.08; South, 6.32. 7 07 s'bo" On and 30 The of God's love isola- mountain, following the Fae-Slm- After June the Steamer are not its waters flow. This nthr lle 05 a 6.00 gifts our confidence steadfast unto life adds life to 5m Below. II, in. 4.55, p m; 5 43 D m the end," at a interval. Wrapper River-No- Sunday, ted; they are not independent of each life slight The first of these Lamjsi'i'ie nd Still rth 6.39.!5.15a m. ii.iviuK uiereoy ooianess to enter into HOW came from the flue of sum- "" '. v .3wii.il. o.l m in 1 other. If Christ is the light of the the a confidence. WAS ST PIERRE DESTROY. open the mmA aa "i, um ir ; ;i He must needs be life holiest with "whlrh AS IT GLOWS AND GROWS IN EACH ED? mit and floated Vry aaU easy 8MnrJ,lyJ ""J1";,8 south, rs.40 m. world, the of hath srreat recomnense of rAwnril " chimney southward to take as satrar. new p fOapt C. E. Tooker.l the world as well: for life as naturally Confidence in horizontally toward Mont Vert. In in Will run as follows city; that power is able CHRISTIAN HEART. cloud until further notice: forth from as darkness is that this developed a violent storm FOR HEADACHE. South ZZ-.10.:- - 3--. m,u-sda- y springs light, to hide us with our PKOF HILL'S CONCLUSIONS. FKOM THE 5.48, 35. .iMiiiay. and Friday, leavo Port consumed therefore we reason living head in the of electric discharges. The second lenerson ,.45 ...... m . M 1 by light; fountain of life. How the Psalmist dis- - SBI'TEMBKIi CENTURY. CARTER'S FOR DIZZINESS. Merwinsvllle North. 8.xCi 1 m r. . Uridm-iMir- t 1.30 m." the of God's love are asso- great beautifully came from lower down the mountain ai in, p. that gifts cribes it when he those who have FOR L oomh. a m, 4.10. ,Tui'5i'li,-v- - Thuisxlay and leave ciated blessings. One out from THIS LIFE saysof at the spot probable known as La RIUOUSRESS. 5.33 p m; Sunday,Uay,ia,ms5.15 p m. Saturday, springs BRINGS US INTO HARMONY it: Ps. 84:7, from - "They go strength to The problem of exactly how St Pierre Soufriere or Sec. FOR Kent North. 8.49, 11.41 .a m. 215. 6 1 n m- another, so that from the of God's L'Etang The ejecta TORPID LIVER. 8.49 a 3.52." gift WITH GOD strength." Thus does the and its inhabitants were Sunday, m; South. 10.23 a ni. 3.04, ,U 14 R Son as the of the there growing destroyed is from the latter vent were not from an 5.22 p. m. 5.02 t,,"?'i.loniw."" Trains daily by light world, Christian appear before God in Zion. still before us. There a re two - FOR CONSTIPATION. Sundav, p ni forth the blessed theories- open flue, as the summit Cornwall Bridge-Nor- th, 9.07 11.54 a m 2.57. other South Side springs truth that and into unity with the there- And will we heat-bla- st cloud, but villages connects wilb boat' is life of spirit, thus this life, if have it, l.The theory. This as- were from the initial of FOR SALLOW SKIN. ? Si: Suday, 9.05 a m; South. 10.11 a m. He the the world also: for it by leading us in the bond of ueace. to us into an Him explosion an 3.28,.09 m; 4.49 -- is bring abiding with sumes that the lapilli, gases, and ancient vent long FOR THE COMPLEXION p Sunday, p ni. single Hire. .ac. R,lnd rr,, Ticket M.OO. declared of Him that "He brought grow by faith in the of the who gave us, in clogged up by an m West Cornwall North, 9.15 a m. 12.04. 3.2ti, 6.33 Good any time seaann. knowledge it Hiseternal presence; steam of the cloud were of during, the Sueclal life and to That Son of ejected with accumulation old material and nan pm; Sunday, 9.14 a m; South, 10.O3 a m, 3.09, i"--Ki- r rom Immortality light." God, and into the abundant life for the Ultimate consummation nf t.hio sufficient initial force to 5.00 m : L .. Bridgeport. Monday. is, Christ came that those who believe wnicn He came to destroy build- gases. Beintr heavv with Vnreiy Tatetaftie p Sunday, 4.41 p m. neaneMiivRiui t.i.. e.. r rom ran Jel- - bring. Thus are life, is in the calm. Dure, trlnmnlmnt ings from two to five miles distant.and MimmmimoM im.ru. Lime Kock North. 9.23 a m. 12.13, 3.41. 6.41 p feraon, Tuesday, Sat- - on Him (1. e. His have we filled gases, and while rolling toward the m; 9.22 a 9.55 4.52 Thursday, Friday and sheep), "may with melody in the heart1 life of Heaven. were I Sunday. m; South, a ul.3.01 urday.50c sufficiently hot to inflame the what would have CURE SICK HEADACHE. p m ; 4.33 m. city, happened had Sunday, p GEOBGE II. TOOKEB. Agent.