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Harness. Church 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.
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