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5, 1889.-S-IX APRIL ' PAGES. NTJMBER 14. VOLUME XII. NEWTOWN,. FRIDAY,

SUICIDES. UontUr Eeport of lawtowa Academy tadiaf March 1889. Fearful Imcrea.se aad the 15, Season of 18891 That Cua Scholars enrolled, 49 a On Dajt A Harrow, " Spring; la Scholar dropped. lag Oe0rscription. 1S8a Our 12th annual opening of seasonable and reliable LYON Average daily attendance, Spring & HINDLEY. A recent issue of a daily paper contained an Per cent, of attendance, J18 account of not leas than seven suicides In ons Per cent, of IE1 "W" IB --A. JEZ, punctuality, O O T day, and published a large beading, as follows: Number of tardies, of - ATERAGS PERFORMED. CLOTHING! Is now taking place. In this stock will be found the finest display They all Boughs ;Death." One was a dia- OF a'OBK Shoes and ever exhibited in the State for Ladies', Gents' and courag-ed-,' broken old man, in whom life had Primary Department, Slippers tost all charm; another was a beautiful young Intermediate Department, 883 Children's wear. Dress Shoes, Business Shoes and, in fact, anything girt who taught refuge from despair. AU Academic Department different ways of their own Uvea ROLL OF HONORABLE MENTION- -, 90 PER obtainable in a First-rate- d House. The following quotations are ought taking FIRST There is a serious lesson CEKT.AlrDCPW4.RD. worthy of your consideration: in these terrible expe- - G. Peck. - riences. It shows that th C3- ZE3 1ST - mind for no F. Hoyt. S'- is deranged, F. Hubbell. M. Hubbell. Our lines of Shoes at 1 50 and $2 are mtnleT up In good style in French one in sober mind cvci j ana Button all sizes. we , E. and London toe, Lace, Congress unt Every pair takes his own life. Bui " Daley. warrant Solid Leather throughout. H. Wells. ;l the oause of this mental For $3 SO we offer a fine Calf Shoe equal in wear and appearance to a G. Lake. and in L.ace, and Button. . trouble is always physical. Shoe; perfect fitting, stylish durable, Congress B. Peck. . When thinking oi having your measure taken tor Shoes to order, we Sickness, weakness and MORE THOSE would siiKgest that you call and iuspeetour lines of Gentlemen's Hand various mysterious all. i M.Hoyt. JUST RECEIVED: 25 DOZ. OF ahAui. onnat 'fiit stock, nt as AO. s4 ami 3 in all sixes. Thevere as ' G. Goodsell. ot l SO -- .jueuts drive people to the comfortable as the finest enstom worjkvwhieh wouW you at least who ; -- Srive them to suicide. . Any, person T. Sherman. over the we ask. --' Brave per pair price w sick is In danger of geUiug into a coudltioo II. FalrchUd. V where t -- w p. X) IB take his McCarthy. H K. Lake. Our lines ot Ladies' ShoesXjA.at $1 50, i and Ineed no furtherS'.comment.as our sales mill malrA on these 8 thus that the are quick to .. trat e th. brain if the kidneys C. have Ereatly increased lines, proving people been proven by the best Hoyt. discover values. Those, however.who have not seen these throe healthy, and it has, F. Scudtler. . .. unapproachable same free ot cost. science irirtt ino munca " AT 25C! drives are invited to the AGENTS FOR THE GENUINE IRON AGE HORSE - - '. . SCHOOL PANTS inspect HOES. 4 . CHILDREN'S order If that great . I, Botsford.- ; Jackson s Flexible Harrows. New Model Seed Drills. Wiard's preparation, ljunts rJ.n K. Hawley. - We elaira to carry the and most varied stock of Children's Shoes to be found in full and constantly. M. Warner. CHILDBBlargest Shoe for weak ankles.Prlces from 75e.to rem- town, in all styles; including the Corset range i. Chilled Plows and General Hardware. This wonderful J.Mchols. has been before edy more C. Page. A IST JD 33 A. the public for 11. Fancher. TCETJISTDECS O S. than flfty years. The LYON & 383 Main uncommon H. Beers. , THEY ARE PLEASING THE MOTHERS HINDLEY, St., Bridgeport. from which Itspianisource H.C. Beers. comes, was used ori C. II. ginal! bv the early lc- Cll &m 1 III M. Blackroan. BENNETT, settlers 01 new i urn, L. Dlkeman. CHEAP- and it drs oeen tiseu N. WONDERFULLY. THEY SAY IT'S CT. 339 MAIN STREET. l.L. ' I iw,,,(t Hubbell. BRIDGEPORT, accounts for its S. Nichols. ever since. This JP"!"? . i. ,,. wlm uses C. Black-man- OF THE regularly, need nsve uuy I TO NEW THAN TO MEND OLD. FINEST PERFUMES or suicide, but can confidentlyJ'"zr ex. J. Gallager. ER BUY 2 all iU blessings.ir t should b M. SmlUu FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF 2 Jcfhealth with J art jo n,in.t however, that "delays SECOND BOLL, 80 tO SO PEB CENT. EVER MADE. dangerous." PLUMB HARDWARE N. Hoyt. CO., J. Judson. NO. 0 CITY C. Beardsley. THIRTY SIX PHARMACY MOVING TIME R. Baasett. BLACK DIAMOND BELTING, GLUE, F. Blackman. FILES, SPECIAL. BOUQUET. Occurs but once a year in most families. A. Ilawley. st g Q-xeate- Slio-TT-in- With us, every day is moving time. Car- J. Wright. Tla--e PORTABLE W00D- - FOR SALE ONLY BY S. Blackman. in GRINDSTONES, FORGES, we mean. Ask the pet' moving time, C. Gay. H. W. JOHNS' ASBESTOS drivers, who move loads and loads of 'em. L. Wright. ENWARE, BROOMS, Ask the weavers, who are always being F. T. 6HCLTZ, Principal. JO SEPHH, orders from us. bothered with duplicate ROOFING. H. W. JOHNS' ASBESTOS ROOF advice. can take And yet, the more Carpets are moved, the Tonng Han, yon ask If yon (MODS. advice and yon are a rare man. Children's SPRIHG 2 3 T77"a,ll batter we like it. We couldn't live, if we profit by It, AND STOVE CEMENT, VERMONT CREAM St.,SrIdg:epoxt. Lawyers and doctors sell it at a high price. did a small, old fogy business. Got to But it you want it to do you any good. If yon move large lots, Sight here, ever have any of yonr own, guard it as a mis- COOLERS AND BUTTER to ERY WORKERS, we want you to notice a few pieces of er does his gold. Do not give any anyone circumstances. Scarce one one and under any Why? Ever Made. Suits from to THE KELLER PIANO Body Brussels ; pattern only man in a thousand would take it kindly and We $2 $10 GALE PLOWS, "PLANET JR." SEED DRILLS, COMPANY, that. MANUFACTURERS OF THE rather homely, at Regular price, no woman. Then you might make a mistake Re- GOODS $1 25; will let them go for 75o. Want and such mistakes are never forgiven, not in All We laave some HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL KELLER UPRIGHT PIANOS. the room. Our Heathen Chinee corres- this world anyway. Do not trouble yonrseir Ages. to have motives tor advice. It will have themselves on mat- any yonr JOSEPH KELLEE, President; pondents spread get motives enough hitched to it as it goes & OF ALL KINDS. season. us lots of on markable Suits for $2.v50 $3 EDWARD K- - MORGAN, Sacretary and Treasurer. tings, this They give and your own would only be stood their FACTOET: gags about straw being scaree,but, some- be&ils until yon would not know them your- wish to advice and be hap- '88 to 104 John street, Bridgeport. how, we manage to sell them for the old self. If you give Sit-- HVElc3Lca.lo And out what kind your friend wants and TO HAVE YOU LOOK , OS WAREE00MS: py, THAT WE SHOULD LIKE 4S2 IHain St. price. give that sort. If duty should ever compel you ZBrld-g-epor- to advice to a friend, first shake hands t, 278 Main give SOME DAY WHEN YOU ARE Conn. Street, Bridgeport; and tell your friend good bye. Then talk trne. AT, It is the only way you can part as friends. 17 East 14th Street, New York. PASSING BY. REPAIRING AND TUNING. Charles W. McCord, aluable information wanted: Have you read C.II3ennett's Spring opening announce- ment of fine and medinm grade footwear VMERICAN WALL PAPER. which appears elsewhere? Have yon acted on the truthful statements made therein? If not, why not? It Is a matter of dollars and cents to 375 Main those who neglect to call on Bennett at S ' Street, Main street, Bridgeport, when in want of boot., shoes, rubbers, slippers, blinks or bags, W.HEALY. M0LLAN fit SOU HEAD OF WALL STREET, as be is the acknowledged leader iu low pric- es on reliable goods. BISHOP BLOCK (Old Sterling Pi Ch.irles W. McCord of S75 Main street, 384- - MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, Bridgeport, is selling a l iS body Bnuwels 4 House), carpet at 75c CO "When the Spring-tim-e comes," we usually BRIDGEPORT. I find ourselves drowsy and exhausted, owing ARE HAVING A BIG to the impure and sluggish state of the blood. - To remedy this trouble, take Ayer'ssaraapar-Ula- , ZBridgrepoxt, Ct. o EDWARDS M. SMITH, M. D., the most powerful, yet sate and econom- 433 St, blood-purifie- aaira. PHYSICIAN AND SUEQEON. ical r in existence. WILE SMITH. NEXT TO THE D. St. READ CO. Sune'ssor to D0CT0ES ft - CIL.33iLni3NrGrOUT Ofllce and Residence Newtown street. Fertilisers used for firs years! Telephone connections. . H. J. Baker A Bro, N. T. ; Dear Sirs I used 8 to 9 a 1 to 8 OF JHoura, m; pm. about 800 pounds per acre, Potato Manure FAIRFIELD MENUE for potatoes ; the soil . in good ST. A. condition ; the season --dry nntil June, CDRNER WATER - J. STITES,MJ). wet season. . I had a ft a o Miiwuw. the rest of the very good ajxLUIJCjO illMl laxiii uuuia ruw Phvsiciah and Simreon. crop as to quantity and quality. I have used 9) to XV find all LINCRUSTA LIESNER Office and Residence, Sandy Hook. your fertilizer five years and it you X RELIEF. Telephone Connections. Call for Hawley. claim for It. Respectfully, Will Coggeshaw, WALTON in Footwear vine ami vicinity lerc at uawieyvuie nut Middletown, It. I. Ifyou want to secure bargains Shop or Depot; Glen, Bennett's and Bab- bitt's Bridge, Little York and at X. we snow Ollloevicinity 8 on us at our ana win you K. Depot, Sandy Hook. hours, 8 to Wilmot Ic Reynolds, , Sole for call store, 7 Hawley, Bridgeport. AND GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES. agents A. M., 12 M. to 2, to 8 P. M. LADIES what can be done in the way of reducing prices Attracted by novel and elegant signs, a re- SHERWIN WILLIAMS' MIXED PAINT, porter stopped at 98 State street, where the to clear out stock previous to inventory. W.B.PRINDLE, smiling face of George B. Hawley of the new - Architects to be the best. Newtown. undertaking firm ot Hawley, Wilmot ft Rey- Rubber Goods- Acknowledged by Our reduction sales are genuine, and only Undertaker, nolds greeted him cordially. The 8igna,which ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WHITE LEAD AND OIL. Ions: So don't the op- - are the most attractive in the city,rere made nnmp nnce in a while. let . lCKANE'S, by Stlrn ft Walker and attest the artistic taste NO. 278 MAIN FRENCH ZINC AND COLORS. for which this firm has become noted. Tbcy STREET, ui . Monumental portunity sup uy wiuiuut avoiuug juiuoou it Works, are ot nickeled brass, the sarlace frosted and. ZO37u1.sIt1.os Cor. Gold and Middle Streets. the edges polished, while the words, "96; JEttLt and. Varnlsn "Under- Conn. Hawley, Wilmot ft Reynolds" with Bridgeport, are in Monuments and Headstones in all the takers' on the oblique angle, raised, leading enameled letters-- In window are RECREATION HALL. fflOLLAN & SON, Granites and Marbles at Bottom Prices. black each, OPPOSITE plants and flowers. As one steps Into the of feels the velvet to FOR DEALING A. W. ORGLEMAN. fice, he carpet yield softly THE PLACE SQUARE his while the oak of the desks am the WILLIAM HEALY & CO., Hook, Ct. tread, BRIDGEPORT. Sandy cherry of side cabinets contrast and blend 384 MAIN STREET, Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, Saddles, with each. In the a handsome chan- Collars, etc evening, Corner Fairfield Ave. and Water St., Bridgeport. Bridles, Blankets, delier sheds a soft and brilliant light over all. OSCAB PITZSCHLEE, - On each side of the room is a cabinet ofseven and Hair panels,with a French beveled plate glass mir- Shaving Cutting, Each these HAVING BOUGHT Hot and Cold Baths, Cigars and Tobacco, Hair ror in the center. of panels,whlch Oil. Hair Tonic and Cosmetics. are dust-proo- holds a casket and may be let down to a horizontal position, supported by S GEOEGE W. BOTSKOSD, the ornamental woodwork at the tops. These F. io-riEi- Botsford Depot, Conn. caskets are all made by the Stein Manufactur- The entire stock of Tin ware from E. Hawley C0V and - tsL - MiMEPORT $3 PANTS Carriage making repairing, blacksmithing ing Co. and are as handsome and substantial Newtown I and jobbing. as can be produced. Among the different and moved it into the Store, propose CELEST A. BENEDICT, M. D., styles shown may be mentioned the Chancel- ' 120 Fairfield Avenue. Physician and Surgeon, ' lor, in which the Corinthian style is observed low on to close out the same at a very figure. SPECIAL. 238 State St., Bridgeport. and which is fitted the inside with pleated Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. Of black satin and heavy fringe; another, with few Worn fice hours from 10 a. m. to 12 ra, 2 to 4 p. m. ; rope moulding; others of silver gray and del- this lot of Goods are a Shop icate tints, used for younger persons" ladies. Among L. D WILCOXSON, M. D., In preference to white; caskets of Jure or and creamy white, for the little ones whose short which will be sold at Half Price. Physician Surgeon, lives have so quickly ended; easketsol cheap- articles, OVEECOATS Newtown, Ct. er for those who pre- grade, yet nicely made, fer. Back ot this Is the stock room, where all assortment of No. 1 Residence and Office at Dick's Hotel. Telephone. We also have an Tin) TO CHINCHILLAS, FUR BEAVERS, WHITNEYS, KERSEYS, the necessary paraphernalia is kept and In ORDER; EDSOH W- - WILSON, the rear is the work room, where the necessa BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN, Furniture and ry labor incidental to the occupation may be Granite Iron and Ware at bottom Undertaking, easily and quickly performed. A better light- Copper pric Sandy Hook, Ct. ed or more tully equipped es- tablishment does not exist inundertakingthe TO TO ORDER. DAVENPOET city. es. and Rubber Bucket GUARANTEED BE EVERY FIBRE WOOL! $15 i O'HAEA, 4m Iron, Copper of the above Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Owing to dullness in the New Tork woolen market we obtained a large consignment John H. Costello will Office in PoaUOffice , 5 furnish cabinets - to Building, lead cast iron at ruinous prices- Somo are actually worth 960 ?do. - - ... and frames of Father McCartan Pumps, Sinks, Pipe, OF FINE QUALITY. goods Bridgeport, Conn. and See Sample Overcoat displayed in window, osna oo. lor oaiupius auu rmoa ui Father Murray. Those wishing them etc. , Our line of JAMES F- - BEENNAN, can be furnished at short notice, as I Caps, etc., f, Chimney $3 PANTS C0IPANY. Hason and Builder, Newtown, have received 500 cabinets and 500 BRIDGEPORT ss All work First-Cla- and Warranted to Give frames. Will send cabinets by inail to H&,xx3.&cnacLG 3?attern Satisfaction. i those wishing them. John IT. Costello. Very 3. WELLS & SON, ? 1 COOKIMG YOUR LINES ARE SECURE WHEN PLACED IN THE Sandy Hook, Ct Best New Process Flour, 90c per bair. ST0ES Boots, Shoes and Eubbers of all descriptions. New Tnrklsh Prunes, four pounds, 25c. (WORTH $3 50) FOR $2 50 PER PAIR. Making and repairing at short notice. Best 150 test Bush & - Denslow Kerosene Elolder- Oil, five gallons 70c. Choice New Crop Never was better, nor prices ever lower. t H.ein New Orleans Molasses, COc. I The best HandyUuln Holder ever Invented. Patented December 25, 1888. No holes to bore. No Fine only per rue isieei screw- gallon. Porto Kico Molasses, 50c clips to set. Ho springs to rust. Matte oi oesi materials, special o We also have a few Second Hand Wood Stoves, SEE THEM IN OUR driver given with No. 1. nine per gallon. Twenty-tw- bars Ozone WINDOW. Twenty-fiv- e ; . ,. Soap, $1. bars Albion He. 1. For Leather Dashes, Nickle Plated, only 7fic. w soap, (14 oz.) $1. bplendid which wc offer at about the price of Old Iron. No.8. For Business Wagons, Nickle Plated, only 60c. or mixed Japanese, Bo. 3. For Farm Plows, etc., Japanned, only 50c VtUiu Oolong Tea, four pounds $1, at Wagons, 433 MAIN STEEET, dentist W. E. 68 s We also in the box with Holder a BSIDGEPOET, Wills, State street, Bridge, put every Door Fairfield Conn. SECRET of to Horse Owners. Second Below Are. OmlnKta port, Respectfully, (treat value of Pennsylvania College of Dental Snnrery, This secret lias often been sold for I0. We give it free to onr customers. Where we have X IlllUILOlJIlUll. no agents, we send Homers post paia upon receipt ot tne price. Aninciai reeui, v nn. Interested Psopla-- - 1 Advertlsiiur -- AGENTS wanted. Liberal terms. Samples free. Uold Fillings, np. ' a natent madiniiut in h. v...... -.- .: with All Other Filllnrs, 6O0 up. liar way in which the proprietor of c37 For Circulars, terms, etc., address, Teeth extracted Free, with Gas, when Arti- Balsam, for Couarba and Cnld. tirM i, ficial Teeth are Inserted. All Work deed wonderful. He a--l n t. IHIXILnlLnja s- - In Kvery Respect. The Best Poaoible Ma- to give tnose who eaJl It a , .e THE HANDY REIN HOLDER v ajorstt tii COIIPANY, terial Used. uiev i X-Zoo- lr, 1 tw1--- try tv'r l " - c. T,1 1 ta . Dcvra-d- r ggTTC3-Z3Son.'g,- rro. r:r . f Cn.:EL. 429 3A.HST SO?., SricLoport. Conn, , Doac 1COO f a I : I i ; K I ... APPTT. 1 .. ... niniT laoa i mi. rt BBIDGEPOfif. mo m. i. tjomerence. TRUTH TRIUMPHANT. OUR PROPHECIES The covered the New York Misses Nellie A. Leavy and Maggie M. FULFILLED. territory by OUR COMPETITORS FURNITURE "JEANVILLE." East Conference Includes the whole of Shinkwln visit Mrs W. J. Driscoll at OVERWHELMED BY OUR AVALANCHE OF LOW PRICES Island, New York Philadelphia. AND CARPETS. A Long Brooklyn, city PKKTTY SCOTCH NAME J'Ott A HAND- east of avenue Connec- Fourth and all of L. Johnson is home from SPRING EXHIBIT. LATEST STYLES. Hew SOME AMERICAN HOME. ticut west of Percy RTCSSTR Something the Connecticut river. Last Wesleyan for the Easter vacation. FOSTER & f!0 . From time to aa the work ad- year, the 40th session of this conference time, Mrs Samuel who mar- vanced and the future beauties of the met at Mlddletown, and it was settled Maybe, recently THE RELIABLE COMBINATION HATTERS AND ried Mr Paterson of moved CLOTHIERS, MEN'S FURNISHERS. AND BEAUTIFUL TO BE structure became more and more that the 41st session should be held at Birmingham, appar- there, last week. Downer Edwards. - SEEN ent, the Bee has spoken of the splendid Bridgeport, April 2 to 9, 1889 SPBHSTG . jkJSTTD STTZEsTIMilEIR, CILOTHIIIsrGr- - mansion were made the Fred Watkins of street Is able . BEWILDERING STYLES ! ! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. which Mrs I. B. Harris has Preparations among George IRRESISTIBLE ATTRACTIONS UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS ! - erected, Just out of Newtown Street. hospitable homes of Bridgeport for the to walk, after a stroke of paralysis. We have exerted every nerve, used every legitimate means to offer, this season, the are displaying the best selected stock of entertainment of 350 who Elegant and Satisfactory Clotnintr. Our wonderful achievements of former years tyj19"-Ri'n- . rurnirure, iirora medium to finest grades) The house, whose exterior has previ nearly guests, Samuel in ready for distribution. On the h&fhways and in the in the andln the counter?comimnvffithJrl&nnXZ?;thTpeonl" ever shown In BrideeDOrt. Examine our lint commenced to Webster, lately employed dealfng with Foster. Besse & Great byways, city ously been described, stands on a sightly throng the city, Monday die & Wil- Co, the New England ombinatio.oiothiers. We piKect HoTotti'S'iZourSlto of specialties. before con the department at Wheeler tUiutorstj tblyverti We are offering for the next SO davs Eight eminence a short distance west of the evening and, the opening of will manufacture dies and machine SELF INTEREST PROMPTS AN EXAMINATION OF OUR MARVELOUS VALUES. Pieces Highly Polished Cherry Chamber the streets and avenues of the son's, Suits, wltn t rench lievel Mirrors, foot of Newtown Street, facing the east. ference, tools In Coulter & Mclvenzie's had assumed a clerical building. Goods! It is two and a half stories high, with city decidedly Eight nieces Antiaue Oak Suits, with extra Spring la aspect. at 10 o'clock, examina Fred Bogart, who has been confined to be ve 1 and sub-- bay windows and an L. It heavily Tuesday MEN'S RELIABLE WELL MADE STILISH CASSIMEEE SUITS $8 60-- Tho best value for the In tho large mirrors, highly polished tion of was the house with Is out and $2 than the same can be for outside our store. money city and guaianteea hettnr siaunuiiy maue, built In every particular and happily candidates held. At 9 o'clock, malaria, again. cheaper by quality bought the con MEN'S SUITS. LATEST SPRING STYLES Imagination unable to conceive the beauty of our stock, the endless $37.00 combines beauty and grace, Wednesday morning, assembly make and finish, the wonderful and snlendid fit. A sure savinir of from 2 to nut on von a.,it. ..i,.,...;. . 7, ,nc;y,t"e.su.".e,??.r Ten Solid Oak Suits. 8 nieces, with ordinarv NOVELTIES AND strength, '2o. Uo lw in iw, iu, id, PLAIN Venetian stalued forms vened in the spacious First M. E. church EOXBUET. $20, 22, 24, js, h, u, size oevei mirrors. glass the upper ITS i, DRESS FABRICS AT half of each while the lower on Fairfield avenue, and Presiding Bishop TOG fPiSbfSiSl?!?? 9 ft8hlne any and all efforts and sure to attract attention. As choice a line was never before n S28O0 window, Mrs Asahel Barnes is mguer are oversnauowe uy our latest and most G S These last named Suits were carrier! over S. L. L. better, though 16 177 18, 20 22 and ils. ' prices supreme effort at 60, 50, 10, 12, ,fi, 14 VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. half Is one large pane of heavy plate Randolph Foster, I. D., D., of feeble. i from the fall season, and being anxious to MEN'S AND YOUTHS' BLACK WORSTED SOTTS-- We ot them before have All floors are double and the en Boston, proceeded to administer the sac- DRESS challenge competition on our Black Worsted Suits and pride ourselves on dispose Spring opens, glass. supplying more people Uiau all other clothing concerns together at $12, 15, 17, 18, 20, 24, $20 50. placed them at tho above low figure. Espe- rament, assisted by the following presi Charles Pastor and Frank Pease are SPRING OVERCOATS Children's cially elegant and attractive Is our assort We are tire house is warmed by steam from a Spring clothing. Phenomenal assortment. ment oi daily adding to onr al elders : Revs N. G. of New about to open a in the old We continue to and children with our boundless of - Ittchmond heater. The radiators are fin ding Cheney cigar factory captivate parents assortment Stylish, Nobby. Serviceable mid T?flini.i nnti- QUARTERED OAK SUITS. M. Meramble house in Center. low prices have never. been equalled and the advertised of ready comprehensive assortment ish.'d In black and York East district, Benjamin Adams the BIUVK iuou ana 5HDluier bargains We are sellin&r them aa chnnn as von can gold. BupvimuvD vi BU(iuiiut opnag UOlIUItg. ss f.JI0.?"0.81 1 S buy common red oak sets elsewhere. of High-Cla- of W. II. Wardell of KNEE PANT SUITS 50, 89, 2, 2 50, 3, 60, 4 60, 5, 5 60, 6, 6 50, 7 50, 8, 50. . Novelties and Mrs Harris herself the house Brooklyn district, Alpheus Murphy has taken the Terrill $8 we wish to impress upon our that planned New York W. BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS, 11 to 18 YEARS 4, 5 50, 6, 6 60, 7 50, 8 50, 10, 12, an- patrons In each detail and the elaborate district and John Beach $13. these are extra fine grade ot suits, and Plain Dress Goods, all of which plans of New Haven The farra., CHILDREN'S ODD KNEE PANTS Boys' Odd Pants. Bailor Suits. Jersey Suits. Shirtwaists. that intending purchasers should make their district. business VTCITTKHC V a , , . . . . . selection to cream were drawn by Mr Charlos B. Glover, Rev Mr Isham is back to his UTV'9 fTnHDmoo. II.,.. now, in order get tbe are marked at low of the conference was moving and Trunks. RiurR. Horse TtlanltAta. Wh na- Hnlioa KnVifw t w, viiniuric Mais the assortment. very who was for a time In of the work. meeting then 1 ' ' : ' " a,i.i in smris, prices. charge old home here. WE FEAST OUR PATRONS WitU called to order, Bishop Foster in the a Banquet of Honest Low Prices. Store open , lie was succeeded by Mr Thomas Cassa-- every eveding. chair. Responses to roll call by D. O. CARPETS. Ua and now Mr A. II. of Hopewell CHESTNUT HILL. Ferry Ferris, first assistant secretary, showed The new Caroets. Rutrs and Mats irrow on has the honor of finishing the handsome a W. L. Way has taken William E. Wal- Your liking, and our department is growing special; that largo majority of the expected busier every day. You should see the host of RIBBONS. woodwork. Cromwell Bros, of Newtown ler's milk route new designs in Portierres, Curtains, and the guests had arrived and many ladies were : other vast assortment of were stone masons ; J. Beck & Sons of curtain material AIl-i- lk also A In The Poi3ular Combination. lend to home. . Fuer Ribbons, in armors, with mm masons present. vacancy the secreta Florence Smith is again working for Clothiers and Hatters, that brightness the Hopewell brick and plasterers. grain and Ottoman stripes, ala fxacy strip ryship was dcvlared, caused by elevation Mrs S. Beach. T satin-d- Staircases were furnished by Mr L. K. Agur JsLJLl.lr. BIIDCH-SOK- g Grot Grain Ribbons, nil silk, from a 317 1- to the bishopric of the former secretary, STJEIK.IET, to S -2 inches in all - Youngs of Bridgeport ; doors and win S. Beach is able to be about CT. wida, oolon- Rev Daniel A. Goodsell. An informal 'Agur again. DOWNER & EDWARDS We would liks onr customer to dows by Beuham, Ray & Hawley of Annual eomparc Uhi ballot was taken for secretary, followed Myron Patchen is building new horse Meeting. with foods that nn eflsred at higher prices. Bridgeport ; bronze and hardware trim- At the well attended annual meeting 449,451 Main St., Bridgeport by a formal ballot, which resulted in the stalls and new fence; work done by mings Plumb Hardware Co. and Ly of the Congregational ladies' aid society, STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. by election of Rev George P. Mains. Mr Booth Hall. last week at Mrs B. Is to be on fc Hindley of mantels Thursday, C Tay- acknowledged the best Plow in the World. FEENCH FLOWERS, PLAIN Bridgeport; Mains deputed the assistant secretaries lor's and Mrs W. H. Hubbell's, these of- and tiles by Fox & Band of Bridgeport ; ASPETUCK. were elected : AND FANCY RIBBONS of the previous conference as hia assist- ficers President, Mrs James plumbing and tinning could not have M. ; vice president, Mrs A. C. AND RICH DRESS that would act Mrs Charles is sick ; Dr Turney --JV VA been better done than under the careful ants, requesting they Coley very Moore ; secretary and treasurer, Mrs C. ' TRIMMINGS. until the close of the conference. Rev A.nna Eeed of Redding attends. B. Taylor; directors, Mrs Z. S. Peck, and experienced eye of Mr E. J. Hall of Assortment Dr W. II. Wardell, secretary of Mrs J. B. VVTieeler, Mrs H. B. Northrop, is very largo and worth of inspec- Hook and Newtown. Clark & presiding Misses Ilattie and Daisy Grumman tion of ladies Sandy elders, announced nominations the Mrs L. C. Morris. During the year, E.F. HAWLEY wanting same. Fuller of Bridgeport papered by have whooping cough. $300 has been raised by the ladies painted, presiding elders on the various commit- nearly and decorated the entire house in a high and devoted to Denevoienc, missionary with a of the J. It. Tomlinson has moved his saw . urtlHtlo manner. tees, together report entire and home expenses. ly conference, the deliberations of which mill to Derby. Booms are finished In whitcwood, promise to be of great interest. Lester Warner's Failure. whose peculiarly smooth, lustrous sur EAST0N. Mr Lester R. Warner of Botsford hill, Is headquarters for Dry face Is produced by Clark & Fuller's Mr and Mrs W. F. Selleek have visited who has run a meat cart for some time, CAEPETS. LONG HILL. business, last week. His lia- wood flller,whose composition is a secret, her Daniel A. Mallette of Strat- suspended ana as uncle, bilities, which are almost entirely in New- Two lioous iNouons, w Miss Katie who va- For or but hose results are surprisingly hand- Finnell, has had a ford. town, amount to about $700, while his Throo Horses. cation of weeks and visited Boa and stnbblo. his stock is tul some. Instead of injuring the grain, it eight friends ' assets, which consist of a horse, peddling making- tbe always We are Mrs Marshal Clarke and Mrs y Pnrpoto Plow in prepared to show our intensities the natural beauty of the wood in. Newtown and Brooklyn, is back in daughter, wagon, meat block and tools, sleigh,bug-g- tho World. George Fairchild, of South Britain have and a few other articles, are valued of entire Kach room also lias tinted celling, with Long Hill, commuting to Bridgeport ZTJIPPED WiTH JOINTEES, STEEL CTJTTEB.S AND WHE5L3 the latest novelties new line of Spring pat- visited Miss Maria Knapp. at $240. Mr Warner will not make an cornice, frieze and paper in harmonious daily. assignment, but Judge of Probate Beeeh-e- r The is at terns, embracing all tbe choiee and with same rich color Mrs M. J. Iline of is with has been and will agency tints yet the John Lynch of Newtown has started Bridgeport appointed attorney His store is fresh and attractive at novelties and new sui- all. Picture Miss Maria settle the estate as soon as possible. Mr colorings running through moulding, blacksinlthlng in Long Hill in the old Knapp. will be sold at auction all times and the prices are always on which bo and re Warner's property C, W. table to the of pictures may hung stand last occupied by Gildersleeve. He Mrs Maria Knapp is sick. at the Sandy Hook sign post, k IliLWlEIlPS, too. present styles moved at without to the Thursday, ttJLttJD-VT-Jttt- t right, will, injury wall, docs both horse and ox ; also 11th. Mr C. H. Peck will be auctioneer. furnishing. are also a feature of each room. Even shoeing Miss Elsie Canfleld visits her aunt, Mrs general blacksmithing. STORE, Tard wide Muslin 6 and C. E. Downs of Hill. HILL-Mis- only 5, 7c; the attic Is covered with gold and bronze Long GREENFIELD s 447 Main Conn. Miss Nellie A. Street, Bridgeport, Standard Calico all widths of paper and the upper hall is finished In Lynch, who has been F. M. Canfield is in Hartford Cora L. Perry gave a social to a only 5c; in the - painting, small of even- Lincrusta, similar to the halls below employed button factory at Bots- with his C. VV. Canfleld. company friends, Tuesday Sheetings. Job lot of Dress Buttons is now brother, which an affair. ford, employed at the shirt fac- . ing, proved enjoyable 5 and 10c. dozen. line of new On the second floor, the same features Willis Brotherton has oxen of Games early in the evening and then the 3ST ZLT - Elegant tory In Long Hill, and boards with her bought room was cleared all had a chance O 'O P. 33 O- O are noticeable. Servants's quarters are II. of and UE: Hamburg Edgings very cheap. New aunt, Miss Katie Finnell. Kunisey Eedding. to the fantastic toe to the fine I P in the rear and a large and elegantly ap- trip light in Calicoes, B. Wheeler of New Preston is music oi froi iriercy oi JsewarK, jn. ; Spring styles Ginghams, pointed bathroom is near the center of No services in the M. E. church, next Edgar was j.de- with Easton friends. Prof Banks floor manager. It a Chambrys, Seersuckers 'and Tennis the house. It Is entirely covered with Sunday. cided success and the hostess deserves SPRING ATTRACTIONS for efforts to make Stripes. tilo pajier, on which water has no effect T. S. N. E. at Miss Clara Tues Mallett Sauford and George Gillett thanks the put forth and which be washed as Hall's, all pleasant and nappy. now New lot of new C0PELAND may frequently day evening have sick cows. lloprcftents everything that is and fashionable. The most complete line ot Henrietta cloth, as desired. In the southeast chamber, Men's ant! Youths' shades only 25c ladies' and Ernest A. of Deep River has yard; gold and bronze paper, frieze and cornice Jennings SHELT0N. gents' Summer underwear, 25 to 50c; BROS. COMPANY TRUMBULL. visited in town. At the conference, Saturday are In harmony. A sewing room over quarterly men's and boys' fancy Cheviot shirts Misses I lorence and Natalie Merwin evening, George W. Beardsley and Fred- SUITS AND OVERCOATS, the entrance, finished In fawn colored Mrs Clarissa Wilson has visited her were with from 25c to $2 50 for Summer wear have returned from two weeks with Mrs erick Durand elected trustees, For Spring and Summer wear, cvor shown in this can be seen at the 411 TO 417 MAIN paper, Is lighted by a stained glass win- daughter, Mrs Charles Beach of Bridge David Farrel, Oscar Li. Beardsley, Alfred market, and lots of other bargains. STREET, dow at the cast. The northeast J. R. Brinsmade of Birmingham L. W. Clark andV John and 103 Fairfield chamber, port. m Hubbard,i Irving - 1 .. . 1 ' H I Avenue, In which a and unusual The is ucKer, were apyoiuLtm ws w ai us. x i unique pattern cellar finished and the frame and A. L. HuD!!ird were EDGAR F. HAWLEY. BRIDGEPORT- - Is Is known as BETHEL. Chadeayne observed, the Prince of nearly ready to raise for Samuel Ward's again licensed to preach. Wales room ; tho room Is a new house Cole & Greene, the butchers and northwest, gro . The employes at the Wilkinson paper solid bronze brown. cers, who failed, last week, have liabil- mills Alexander W. Hill an $80 The Nameless club will probably hold gave Then the grand staircase at the rear of ities amounting to about $15,000. A gold watch, Saturday night.- their next sociable about the 17th. M. the hull U descended and here the won' brother of Mr Greene, who endorsed The E. church, which has gained Rev Mr Merwin and were call notes for the firm, is one of the 20 members, speaks for another year of dors begin. The staircase itself is a mar family reported Rev W. C. Blakeman. ed, Wednesday, to attend the funeral of largest creditors, said to be between vel of antique oak, richly carved and pan Superintendent Hill of the Wilkinson their Jared an old $2500 and The . elled, with its dark surface lit up and uncle, Merwin, and $3000. inventory of the mills will move to Wabash, Ind paper -- vari-color- resident of Milford stock has not been brought Into relief by rays highly respected yet taken, but it is Monday. that will not be able to of light from the art window at the turn The many friends of Miss Fannie II. thought they SOUTHBURT. off more than 10 cent. oi me staircase, tuib window, repre Tait have watched with solicitude for pay per Howard The late Andrew survey . Woodman has been trustee on Perry helped . ;.. senting Ruth the Gleaner, is remarkable rome weeks her failing health and were appointed the York State and Connecticut bound OYBBCOATS, for Its absolute the Insolvent estate. Among the New- ary line and was postmaster here for 10 fidelity of detail and the pained to learn of her rapid decline and - town creditors are Messrs Horace years. ' OVERCOATS. perfection with which Ruth's face and death, which took place at her home, North W. A. Darius HALF WAT RIVER. J form are wrought out. Neither time nor Monday noon, 1, when she rop, Maynard, Hoyt April passed Mrs Wm. A. was to CLOTHING HOUSE. OVERCOATS. expense has been spared to make the into the Christian's rest. The deceased rom niemners oi tne nrm were promi Bradley called nent In circles and the failure care for her sick daughter, Mrs B. A hall perfect. The cornice Is in three was the youngest daughter of the vener religious last week. Jiover have better goods been shown. ever have greater varieties been otfercil. Kever is demoralizing, as well as finan Treat, have prices been so low. There is no room lor improvement m the we offer this shades of solid bronze and the same tints able Andrew Tait and has died in her morally s bargains cially, for the heaviest losses are bciuuii in iuuii null Dijya iuliiiii($. are found In the paper and In the decora- 50th year. Her quick for among MONROE. Our new stock consists wholly of the latest and uiout styles, J'o and sympathy Bethel friends of can such popular experienced tion of the Lincrusta rail. The wide da others In affliction and kind in the bankrupt. Tatrick Gorman deserves public sym judicious buyer escape temptations. Kxntl ministry has been sick for We have also a large and complete assortment or Children's all or do Is of indented leather A 20-- where While Rev G. pathy. His wife very Clothing, grades goods paper. many homes, sickness was pres P. Torrence was lectur weeks and three of his children are also ptag Inch border of Hungarian ash and oak ent, greatly endeared her to a large cir ing to the confirmation class in St. sick. ' extend nronua me noor. ine upper cle of acquaintances and friends. But Thomas, Sunday evening, three of the Dr and Mrs Sears of Danbury have hall Is a counterpart, save the floor bor- the crowning excellence of her life, lamps in the large chandelier caught fire, moved to Monroe. der. When entering by the massive oak- among her kindred, came through the but the prompt action of the rector and Consrefrational sociable at William Hub Clothing House, Made to fit all kinds of en doors at the entrance, a vesti aevotedness and care bestowed in those an Curtiss's, l ist week Thursday evening, people, the tall, the principal his present prevented explosion. exer bule, with inlaid floor and walls covered services have was well attended. The literary 311 MAIN STREET, CORNER MAIN, BRIDGEPORT. declining yeaas upon her aged father, Evening been held in the cises were nne. short and stout. in Nor-wa- have a the with indented are now 00 lk leather paper passed; who is years old. Rev Mr Mer- Parish House. Rev Mr Selleek of Rev Mr Hartshorn and wife have re First,we bargain swinging doors of finished wood and win attended the funeral on at occupied the of St. Thom to home three Thursday pulpit turned their here, after word be said in regard to the young lite that His is a life that will be but to his . Venetian admit to the In missed, ma of which are all in both glass hall. 2pm, as, last week Wednesday evening, weeks New Haven. has just gone out from among us. Although ny friends it will ever.be a source of comfort way Putnams, wool, three-col-or Clark has a Mr Shaw had in for several to Solid bronze paper, In har- Mat McDowell has moved from Horner. bought Cooley been poor health Know ot his peaceful, hopeful departure. South creamer. months to still he was not He was! laid- - r. monious tints, distinguishes the STEPNEY. to previous bis death, conscious almost to the ni. light and dark shades, for the low of dining street the Foster place on Grassy Plain Mr and Mrs Zinner have to one to give up for what he called trifles. In tor leaving messages for dear ones who were price hall, whlcfi Is on the northwest side and The case of Jerome Piatt acrainst W Paul gone street. housekeeping in Mrs I). A, Nichols's his home, in his business relations, in bis absent, he seemed to be free from all earthly which has floor border similar to that F. Benedict was assigned for trial in the house. V" ' "' church life he was intensely in earnest and cares and quickly passed away in the assur- William Beard has moved Into the 50. In the hall. On the ceiling Is a circular court of Common Pleas. Wednesdav. hut. is in all these phases he was universally loved ance that he would awaken in a world where Miss Lottie Beardsley visiting her - These Coats sell in other stores for and where was because house which he has purchased next to and respected. In the- death of Mr Shaw, a all is brightness and fullness of joy-- f Dan- - usually $8 upward. In centerpiece, ripened pears and postponed of Benedict's ab cousin, Mrs Staples of vvestport. - the church. Hiram Crofut life of but little more than 29 years is ended, oury .News. purpling grapes are hung 'mid leaves. sence. X'latt sues to recover 8125. which. Episcopal Charles Booth and family expect to the finer grades, we hava all the latest Spring styles, which com- has moved Into the house vacated Mr Elm but in the memory of the present generation Best hand made paper of a sal he claims, was Mr Benedict mis- by exchange their residence in Street he as an of unselfish devotion and Tfiirfc pretty paid by Beard. ror one Mr tsootn lives example prise all the desirable shades in light and dark colors. Silk faced mon tint, whose richness Is not take. Benedict's defense is a in Ansonia, May l. to and right. Cheerful uncomplain And each day and this week appreci general de has an in a skate principle Vftll r !1 Tl r..t tl t l night duringT." . I .. i engagement factory ing, all his coming and going before .!....,..!..... and lined throughout. ated at a single glance, covers the north nial, judge Beecher of Newtown William Banks from the West has been there. through for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged tc - us, the has no over Mm. . From )w Mm in i of ...... C . I .. I 1 east or in . victory Our Spring Suite are now for which ia parlor, drawing room. It Is counsel for Mr Tlatt. town. William C. Hawley is In feeble health ho was a consistent and conscien the cure of ready inspection, worth your while, aa early youth Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis. Wlioon we have them in all eute crowned with handsome frieze 23 Inch ; Mrs Francis Edwards has visited her tious) member of the Slethodist church and on lng cough. Asthma and Consumption. Get a the latest and patterns of Men's, Youths' and Children's. Tho HIgglns homestead, west of Rev P. Torrence will meet bottle y es wide. The frieze 18 Inches just George C. Johnson. ill health ever causad his seat to bo vacant. and keep it always in the house. proper, tne has been sold to Mr Fox of those looking forward to confirmation in brother, J. ly ' wide, Is followed a band.thcn village, The Co. have 30 tons win!, otiuipie oomes iree. In Men's and we can show an by gold by Bridgeport, the real estate tne cnurch, every afternoon at 6 Creamery packed Youths', you a seven Inch flock of rich, dark tints. through agen Sunday 01 nne ice in tneir House, are digging a cy yy.j on nson, well and intend to tea roses and modest ox-ey- e oij. George Solly the of the push building opera all wool and Blushing occupied pulpit - of a desirable for tions as fast as . suit, pattern, hid No service in the Methodist practicable. daisies, half 'neath leaves of bright church, congregational church, Sunday morning. J. C. Johnson has received a next until when a tem- consign The Boston Store, est green, gently placed npon a field of Sunday, evening, The minstrel entertainment in Fisher's ment of phosphate, fot which perance will be held. Bradley's gold, look down from the centerpiece, meeting hall, last week, by members of Bethel ne is agent ior tnis town. VARIETY nt Also hare finer in silk mixed and which here assumes an eight-poi- star. Smith who has been 31o9, of Charles Sanf ord's car of White Star po grades fancy worsteds, with Powell, with Mr lodge, Knights Honor, was a de tatoes As In the dining room and chambers French at the is cided success In at Stepney, last weenr, sold readily silk and In we have a depot, now with Foster every way. Crowded at ooc per ousnei. GRAND OPENING 0P NEW or facings linings. Boys' Suitings, splendid above, an ornamental marble mantel houses : ' & liesse, the well known clothiers. greeted the boys both niehts and Samuel has a car of Chi GOODS line for piece, with tiled hearth, stands In this but has been Huntington FOR SPRING. Prof M. Knibloe of Boston, a talented notliing praise heard of cago gluten meal at stepney, whicn is MEN'S AND BOYS' room and here it is surmounted by tnem is said to be excellent- & -- elocutionist and is since, as amateurs, they did grand selling readily. It STOREY ROY CLOTHING EVER SHOWN A.3ST.ID large bevelled plate mirror, with side variety vocalist, billed and would some for new milch cows. IN S3 90 95, for an entertainment at Lower ly put professionals in Are now prepared to show a full FAIRFIELD COUNTY From 12 to 18 $4 brackets and tile panels. The southeast Stepney the shade. They will try it aarain. next Solon B. Wales has sold his oxen and years of age. school house, Friday evening, 5th. three calves to O. G. Beard of line of all that is new and fash room, which will contain the library, is tall. Hunting These are long pant suits and are rare bargains. In children's, we hare a ton. ionable for the Is now on exhibition daily at big perfect copy, except the mirror. In Edson Hayes has visited his son in New Spring trade, values for (3 and $2 60 in dark as well as the finer Wor-ste- William F. Jchnson has moved to Red Misses Cora and Lillie Hull and Min stripes, grades in Jerseys, both cases, the woodwork Is finished In Haven. and in addition, some of th9 and Silk Mixed. Pants as low as 25c. as aa 50. . ! nie Edwards and and high $4 . ding. spent Saturday Sunday various mahogany. Rev William T. Gilbert is at jNeison i rencn's, Trumbull. cheapest job lines in the 11 The best finished and attending Rufus Short is his residence on In Hats, we can show you the popular shapes of the different kitchen, nicely conference at Bridgeport. He has been having Miss Mamie Hawley of Brooklyn visits departments which are well Sam a cabinet for table is High street painted. ur osevens. Harris's; manufacturers. containing ware, here three years anp expects to remain. worth attention. connected with hall a Misses Minnie Lewis and Lillian Wheel- special - the dining by short Horatio Barnutn has built an addition We have here a bargain, as wo a lot line Fur Hats There are now four desirable nlaces er havo visited in Bridgeport. DRESS GOODS. bought of a little under the passage and opens directly Into the but on the rear of his residence on Jobbers' regular price and will sell them for 1 S5. This, we know, cannot be for sale which can be Elm street. HOSIERY. ler's pantry and cook's room. The latter here, bought low. 185 Main St., beaten in Bridgeport. ' Is with Come and locate. David Bassett is under tho doctor's DIAMOND HILL (REDDING) UNDERWEAR. Danbury. provided every accessory for the Mrs A. A. MUSLIN care. . Weed visits her niece. Mrs As we manufacture own proper performance of a cook's duties. Rev D. G. Lawson moved his family K. T. Field. RIBBONS. our goods, buy for To Clark who de- cash under obligations to no living man (or dead Fuller, carefully and household goods to Farmer Mills. The lightning of Wednesday George O. Piatt and narrv Storms are We have out 850 one for we In we would and still more night, just cleared either that matter) ftel confident we conclusion, say that we have signed carefully executed N. Y., where he is to settle as of March 27, killed a very valuable cow for painting their houses. can undersell 80 eent. the entire pastor pieces of ribbor from manufac- any competitors by per finishing and decorating, too the Baptist church. William F. Johnson of Grassy Plain. Per instance: received a case of Neckwear cannot be Mr A. W. REDDING. turers in all widths and colors, Hen's ol suits that other dealers adver- just which includes great praise given. rrilA TTIvA "Raaa . if ft. to ...... 1. Fuller rt Fred K. Richmond Is having his resi The funeral of Edward J. Shaw took place in tise as "cheap" at $9 we are selling at $5. personally superintended., the at a great reduction price. Four-in-han- with Mrs dence on Greenwood avenue Irom Miss Julia Saniord's Hen's splendid suits S12 to $20-- . all the in ds work, ably assisted his Mr Thursday, Henry Buckingham ; painted. residence, Sunday NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. S8, $10, latest patterns Tecks and by brother, rain tiavnntail (Ka mnAl-!n- 1 .w, afternoon. Miss Santord la an aunt of the de Boys' strong suits at $1 50. VV. G. him- of- - Bridfl-eoor- t Fuller. Each has outdone Rev Mr Walker East ceased and It was at ber home that Mr Shaw CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Boys' Pants at 19 uts. self In the as well as the exe- for St. Thomas the last few weeks of his life. The Ser- Boys' Plaited Waists at 19 cts. lor 25c. and 50c. conception STKATFIELD. preached parish, Wednes passed vice was Bed- Special Bargains. ets-- cution of the task. ' day evening. Rev B. J. Hall of Dan-bur- y conducted by Bev Mr Porter of Hen's White and Grey Underwear 19 ' James ding, who with much of the JERSEY WAISTS. Hen's Pants in 500 different from "Jeanvillc," aa the new home is called Screder has accepted the posit is expected to preach, next Wed- spoke feeling styles $1 to ion as boss fanner for the Wilson Bros. character and life of the deceased. The floral We show the stock, the $7 50. be Dan-bur- will occupied at the earliest possible nesday evening. offerings wore many and beautiful. The y largest Spring Overcoats from $4 50 No service at the The TTYiiRn.trnta np hour, Mr Harris, who has been in Ed- church, last Sunday. rallrnnil nt nantm employes of the Adams Express com- - greatest variety and the lowest And many other bargains to be seen to be ao-- Mrs B. B. Broth is ftdmnlftffld thft now rnmt.ahlM : a, inburgh for over 30 years, will sail from well sick with Quin riw pany gave handsome anchor; Samuel in the preciated. , sy sore throat ; Mrs James Screder at-- . have removed the side track wich led Sanford of prices city: AH welcome 13 and to arrive to Bridgeport contributed a lovely and treated squarely by Liverpool, April expects tends her. me oia one and are tilling m about the wreath; a beautiful was the of Mr Newtown on the 2Jd. harp gift at It will surprise Fred Halloek has accepted the position new. and Mrs John Garrison of Danbury; from the SAM - to lcara that be muxt re- of farmer Toil- friends who boarded at Mr Sliuw's Danbury HARRIS, all, however, for William Powers ou home came choice lilies .mi nuua Tiirtnn STOREY & ROY oxjoa?HEisrGf- some Hill. S ;UTK BRITAIN. s turn to Edinburgh in a few week:, as offerings, together with many otbei-- from Square Dealing Clothing House, scotjsul lils in dear friends and neighbors, pic- BOSTON STORE, of absence .expires early W. S. Hoopei'8 auction was well at- ture ot Nature's loveliness completed IIn has itromiteti to remain a Messrs An- - which nontrastud 185 Main .luue. Wilson and ? JLA-IIS- Burr .Elmer tended and fair prices realized. No bids strongly with the snow. There 342 MAIN STREET, street, r nn year, but hopes then to (V alNj to make drews of F.asion paid their respects to were received for the real estate. C. H. were many relatives and frjuti.m present, a 454, 45S STIEIZr Ms home in ,ewtowu. Peck of Newtown was auctioneer. number milu? from this town l.l .to ol the BRIDGEPORT, CONN.' - Danbury. very unpleasant eather. It I . uny that a 1 New JJ VOLUME XII. NEWTOWN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1889.-S-IX PAGES. NUMBER 12.

On account of conference, there will Rev James visited his at with the 1809 and 1889 on been Bick at home The Connecticut Legislature has dis- The party of Raymond excursionists nawleyvllle Sunday school will open Taylor family icing, figures charge, has very his Tie Week. which Includes Mr A. F. Clark and the on Sunday, 7th, at the brick school house be no service in the Methodist church, the parsonage on Tuesday and left, Wed- the top, the work of the deft fingers of in Pennsylvania. warehouse burned in toss graced itself by commuting the death a num Big Chicago; at Ar- at 4 o'clock. next Sunday. It is probable that nesday morning, to attend the session Mrs George Fairchild. Mr Canfield re- 500,000. Rhode Island ballots for sentence of Swift to life Imprisonment. Hisses Glover were registered the Andrew Perry died, Wednesday morn-- 1 Legislature Santa California, ber from here will hear Bishop Rudolph of the N. Y. East conference at ceived the congratulations of his friends United States Senator; Dixon and Wetmore This drunken brute shot his lington, Barbara, - ing at 2 ; funeral at 2 p m, D. worthier, On account of absence of the superin- Foster, next Sunday, in the Fairfield " and enjoyed all the proceeding's. His Friday. leading candidates. Congressman John wife because she would not live with March 21. , Meal Is Mild the next of the Juven- avenue Methodist and mental faculties are Miss Minnie Beecher has to of Tennessee dead, earthquake tendent, meeting church, Bridgeport. sight, hearing gone shocks in Bobert T. Lincoln ap- him. 1 ile will be until Tues- Mr William Ufford of hag N. Y. Portugal. President Harrison has Issued a proc- Temple postponed Huntington preserved to an unusual degree. He rode Larchmont, pointed minister to England, UnratJHals tead tract of 16th. been employed here. miles on B. lamation opening the Oklahoma day evening, Mr Herbert S. Clark is employed at eight horseback, the day before Seth Beecher started, to fill a to Germany, George Loiing to Portugal, How to Learn to Bead. whom Unit- and sits a Friday, Thorndike Bice to Russia and Patrick Egan Indian Territory to settlers, establishment in erect upon his horse like youth position at Waterbury. Saturday, he Ileal with a sentence. out of Mr John Farrell has the position of Bishop's undertaking At the shoot of the Jook Gun of 20. close of the his to Chili. Halstead's appointment rejected by reading begins ed States troops could not keep Sandy At the evening, telegraphed that his trunk be sent to the Senate. The Fall River strike We that a child can right hand man on Mr Schermerhorn's Bridgeport. club, last a fevV members Rev S. M. led in collapses. can't properly say there. Friday, only pastor, Keeler, prayer, Larchmont, as he was a horse car con-- 1 the weavers returning to work at old prices, a farm. were Mr James M.' Blackman I read, until he or'she can read sentence, Ladies' prayer meeting, next Tuesday present.' gratefully acknowledging the good hand ductor there. ' Domestic manutacturers of worsted cloths to beat the score of the club 17 therefore pronouncing words or repeat- Mr Theron E. Piatt ships potatoes afternoon at 3, with Mrs Ezra J. Hall. by breaking of God In all the way this patriarch has ask Secretary windom to classify the eiotns. read-g- - g Mr Kuf us S. Andrews is at work for Mrs is - not to Amer- - ing the alphaliet la not considered several State experiment stations,lnclud-ln- birds out of 21. been led. Surely we do well to mark Abner Woodruff recovering The present duty is satisfactory the Scoville Mfg. Co. of Waterbury. from a severe of tean manufacturers The opening ot me u- - . Iowa and Louisiana and reports our as attack pneumonia. use & Martinez birthdays they pass and, especial- It is more orders than usual, this Spring, Always Longman pure Mr Frank S. Hoyt began his duties as ly, as we draw nearer the close of life, for settlement The of Under certain circumstances. when are the grand lodge Knights to the of from growers throughout the country. No school in Taunton, this week, after paints you paint. They postal clerk, Monday. for "Now is our salvation nearer than to the station ofHonor of the State of Rhode Island holds better begin teaching Main-warin- place agent. thought - as Miss g, as well as the best, as a trial u us . ucns with a sentence. "As a begin- Monday, the teacher, May cheapest, when we first believed." izin annul session nw reading cous- ; at E. F. Ins II and MOO members in the ad- is now at attended the wedding of a always proves full warranted Mr V. E. Mitchell from Williston sem- lodges State; the sentence method has many Miss Susie Camp assistant 125,000 in the United Stat- e- Terrible ning, in at New which took on is Rev G. L. Coburn left on. Wednesday blossoms for the golden wedding of Mr about over the other methods, the the Academy. York, place Hawley's. inary home for two weeks. vantages '"" to attend the New York East conference, and Mrs Benjamin Nichols. " most important of which are. It teaches Wednesday. ville has T Mr Joseph Coles of Hawley which sits in I tT - It excites Interest and Col R. S. Chevcs, who has stumped Mian George Anna Elliot Peck, grand- Bridgeport, this year. The Lewis place, where OX were driven on a reefr.."and wrecked; 140 men drown- to read yokes directly, visited friends. ed-xP- We New for the temperance Mrs Hartshorn, who has lightened the Bridgeport of Mr C. once sawed for farmers miles iosion "e ulc It teaches to express thought. Hampshire daughter George Peck, graduat- The Housatonic Valley Pastoral Union for around, " to Is now Massa- burdens of her daughter, Mrs W. II. ed from .the .Ansofeia is closed. The has to I should not conflne ourselves entirely cause, sweeping through High School,March met in Danbury at the First Congrega- again place gone losa f M Bralrie firea m o. Fairchlld, for many months, returned to Mr E. C. Beecher of New Haven was 29-- a few a b,, this method. Ijiter, the best parts of chusetts. ,., tional church, Tuesday. ruin, where, years ago, thriving ota. in the vicinity of Huron In March the her N. this week. $13,605,855 Will m all methods, except the alphabetic, Manchester, II., home, here, Sunday. business was done. public debt was reduced a Mr Charles M. Pratt of Astral OH Mrs Fairchild's girl baby, Nellie, has had Miss Lucy F. Blackman is in Bridge will meet, next Monday Fisher Wharton appointed assistant secretary should be combined to make good Range lodge Mrs Timothy Reynolds is visited daily N. Huston of Indiana treas- fame, who married a daughter of Judge a worrisome time with bronchitis, but is The News that Miles port. instead of Rev Mr of State; James method. Bridgeport says evening, Tuesday. by Dr L. Y. Ketcham. She has fever urer of the United 8tates Republicans elect Luzon Morris, has bought the Ezekiel improving under Dr Smith's care. B. Ferris of that city has bought a fine Range is expected to be pressnt. Script Is considered preferable by Mrs Douglass Fairchild, once and is weak and nervous. a justice of Supreme court and two regents of Beers farm in Zoar through her uncle, horse in Newtown. landlady State in Repub- most teachers. The attention of the at the Grand Central, has died at Wood M. S. Piatt is a cattle barn. University Michigan Mosby, Mr E. J. Morris, for $1750. Mr Pratt Lots of 1. Whit-loc- k building Ransom B. Stiles, wife and daughter lican, elected mayor of Cincinnati. Cregier, class is more easily held, therefore more moving, April Ralph L. 57 old burial Dan & over has an elegant Summer home on the Hud- Mr Clark's tene- bury, I., years ; at Smith Hawley do the stone work and (Mrs Burpee) visited his mother, last Democrat, elected mayor ot Chicago, is excited one word moved from Philo Miss Mary Haugh has visited Bridge 13,000 votes. Demo- interest by having but will the Beers house, re- bury. Austin Iline of Southford the carpenter- week. Roche, Republican, by or sentence written In hand on the son, repair ment to that of Mr Z. S. Peck on Mile port friends. crats also carry nearly all other city offices. large its ancient peculiarities as far as Mrs E ing. blackboard than to And the same on the taining IIMl; Charles Hamburgher from HALF WAT SITES. Stiles Belfield has painted his house. United States Senate adjourns Ferry boat and it with antique Mr S. Nichols at to loss 18,000 Miss The child can learn to possible furnlxhlng M. Peck's to the tenement vacated by II. presided Trinity's Miss May Garlick has gone Boston, burned at Middletown; printed page. Mr who Is allied with his In Those who returned next re- Mrs Harmon Edwards is very low. Clara Totten, who sued C..H. Reed ofthe Hoff furniture. Pratt, Whitlock ; E. F. Wakeley to organ, Sunday, the absence of Prof early day m read, write and spell at the same time. Ralph is in m man Xew for $100,000 the Standard Oil interest, will keep a new home in Stratford. Piatt was in New York with his wife. ported a very, enjoyable occasion at Amos Mitchell home from school house, Tork, damages The matter Is formed before the eye. It ;he LONG HILL seduction and breach ot awarded on farm. Charles Sherwood's, ; Woodbury. (HTJHTIHGT0N). lor promise, family the Wednesday night - Dr of can be made more quickly, therefore music for the dancers. $15,000 by a jury- McCosh, For two weeks, the Newtown post of good F. R. Ford and wife of call Miss Ida Bennett is home. Princeton college, very sick with pneumonia more rpetltlons of a word can be taught. as a Mr W. J. Dick returned, last week, Woodbury made on That Newtown's advantages quiet fice has sent out a large quantity of mail Miss Mamie Plumb to ed on his father and friends, before leav Somers a barn on his at Princeton. There can be more repetitions be from a brief business trip to Elizabeth, expects study Fred has built healthful Summer resort will appreci- Besides the usual Rees and mail, HaVen com- for California. the board In script In a few minutes than regular N.J. - telegraphy at New and will ing newly purchased place. Watch Beit Week's Bee. ated, this season, is shown by the fact 2000 extra were mailed. The work can be found in a dozen books. (We copies mute from Zoar Bridge. Fred Downs has a from Yale is Those holding tickets for the piano and gold Mr J. H. Warner rented his 5000 circu- m diploma Miss Flora Beard expected home, will is au liniortaut that easily culminated, Saturday, when Chief Ellis of Ansonia that Mich business and takes a in his watches at H. N. Ayres. Bridgeport, do know that repetition house and had a second applica & Co. says college place this week. well to watch next week's Bee. The article It Is easier to go father's lars were mailed for D. G. Beers BR00 FIELD. principle of teaching.) tion from Xew a few later. ael Smith, who claims to be brother of iither's store, Fred Thompson returning will be drawn Friday and the lu ;ky numbers to than from to York, days John Munsou has changed his plans from script print print still of houses to Chip Smith, is really Michael or "Bub' Owing to the storm, Sunday, the col- to Woodbury. published, next week. In the meantime and There are plenty rent, again and will go to Oronoque to work 7 The children make the words Mr John J. Schermerhorn took pos- Condon of Ansonia, and a li- afterward, boots and shoes will be sold at script. however. tough among lection for St. Paul's Sunday school Miss Anna Belle Baldwin is home from for Blakeman as will. Print Is seldom session of the E. M. Peck place, Mon He looks it. be- J. II. for a year. Bishop block, Bridgeport, at lower prices Just they always toughs. certainly By brary was postponed to next Sunday. New Haven. uhciI lu life. Mr McEwen, its former ten- than ever. after Mrs Emily A.Bennett closed her school day, Henry ing sentenced to Danbury jail, however, Anson Slie lost a cow and calf, Mon to the house of Mr F. F. Miss Henrietta is home from rented his is I am For very young children, particularly on for vacation ; will re-op- ant, moving he ha3 escaped his great aversion, State Ruggles Jay Camp, having farm, day. My friend remarked, the other day. Oh, Thursday which he has for $2300. Shelton. movin to Nausratuck to live in one of as a man as can those who have not had much language on Wakeley, bought prison. Mr is back on the Mill just good temperance you Monday, lSth. houses he two Emery Paper find. I believe the liquor traffic is a terrible it is often more successful to The Congregational church has given the bought years ago. not to work. work, Mrs F. Chambers and Susie place, but sin, one of the greatest corses ot our age. I teach a of ten or twelve E. F. Hawley will receive a car oi 11. daughter Mr B. Clifton Fairchild has returned Mr Mead a call at a of $1000, an do more to demoralise. vocabulary have visited Miss Llbbie of East salary Mrs C. T. Downs has visited in New know that the saloons wonts tR'fore a sentence. Baker's fertilizer In a lew uays, wnicn Hawley from New ' increase of $200 from that Mr HUNTINGTOH. to make to brutalize and pauperize presenting J. Jersey. paid Haven ; George Coburn is home from the criminals, However, If sufllcicnt language work Is will be sold at a discount to all who will Bridgeport Pierce. the people than nearly all otlier evils combin- South ; J. D. Rankin of Tilden, Neb Benjamin F. Morse has moved into T. ed. The saloons to be abolished and take sentences very readily. take It from the depot. Please leave BEIDGEWATER. ought given, they Resolutions appointing Mr Julius B Miss Winnie Skidmore is home from has visited the doctor, his brother. E. Beard's house in Well's Hollow. would be very quickly it I only bad the pow This method should be objec-- your orders at the store at once. Mrs Temple, wife of Rev Mr Temple - er to do it. But yet, on election day, this my taught Curtis judge and Mr Nichols C. Downs Wellesley. Dr Rankin attends Mrs John is Charles Zimmerman As words are learned associ of Windsor, visits her mother, Mrs George Nancy It reported that good friend went to the polls and voted to tively. by (formerly of this town) deputy judge of son. will leave the In case of words DABBOET. John Thornhill will act as sexton at Center. elect a man and party in favor of licensing ation, every teaching the Stamford borough court, for two Lyon. the saloons and thus does all he can to legal- be made. In this St. Paul's. D. M. Mitchell is out timber an association should jjflort are made to open a club room vears. have nassed both branches of the S. R. Weeks has been with Rev W. E. getting George Nichols lost a horse, recently. ize the traffic, uses all his power, as a citizen, be tne reai been for the Rubber Co. at the Hook. same wicked saloons. But early work,lt should between fof wIt,, ga,eg, entertainments, Legislature. Hooker of Thomaston, former rector of E. FShepard has quite poorly. II. F. Glover and Richard Macdonald to perpetuate these or a picture of it and the written .., to ive tnein something be- - in order to appease his conscience a little, be thing hnn., St. Mark's. The ladies of St. Paul's Guild have begun to peddle milk, Sundays cast a no license vote in his town, while do for It. Never present the amusement. out Air Will N. Das visited ins meet, W00DBURT. expression sides street Ijiudabie, JSortnrop were the only ones about here who ing all he could to make the policy of the written word until the Idea Is not Mrs Jacintha Bolaud is quite feeble; every Wednesday after service, at the they expressed where are their parents? Why keep cousins,the Misses Parinelee of Wallin, Our neighbor on the hills, William N have not peddled Sundays through the State license. "Oh, Consistency, thou art a In mind. also Mrs George Lyon. rectory, for work. the tlitm at home? ford. Shelton, is slowly passing away by that Winter. jewel!" A. J. P., Huntington. W. was on his usual de Outline of llrst lesson: I.et one child Marcus Mallett's health is improved. As II. Beehler terrible disease, cancer in the throat. Danbury and lsetnci nae ionucu p ,. thfi room j Mrs North- Theodore E. Beard and sons will soon have an or a picture In his hands. . livery route, Monday, near D. W. He has known for months that there was attention is called to the announce- object association. One , .. vm-nte- Especial Physicians' protective n bv .Tames Rev Mr Smith, the new rector, is to oc one - have telephonic communication with Bir Let him teU.you all he can about it (inci- rop's place, of theaxles broke,throw- no remedy and that all a physician can ment in another column in regard to clothing object is protection iroui prnsun cupy Mrs Alvin Clark's place and has mingham, having put up a line of poles The Hub dental training in language), then write attenu-"""Uyniianis.- ing groceries, eggs, kerosene, molasses, do is to palliate his sufferings. Refusing and gents' furnishings. Clothing can, hut will not pay for medical moved his goods. to Wells' corner to connect there with House, corner Main and State streets, Bridge- Its name on the board. Do not write must in ad-- into the mud. to take he bears his almost intol- Is anee. "Dead beats" pay In his annual report, President J. D opiates, the American line. port, have put in their usual large stock of cat on the board and say, "This word Mrs Philo moved to - nev- vance. Dewell of the New Haven Chamber of Hawley Hawley- Mr and Mrs Elmer Cornwall and fam erable pains with a heroic fortitude fine clothing and are prepared to attend to cat" and expect children to remember it, On account of the wants of their old customers and as ny Commerce said: The ville, Tuesday. ily of Bridgeport spent Sunday with E. er excelled. It must be fearful to sit storm, Sunday evening, for will not. Drill In different ways. Homebody In the Press has roused up Derby road, by in the face so the temperance concert of the Congrega more as would like to look over their styles they means of Western has The auction of the Philo Hawley real II. Northrop. calmly looking Death and is a good time to look ov- word hi different sizes, Rev Dr Clarke in defense of the Sabbath. its branch, already months. He the tional Sunday school was postponed un prices. Spring Write tha taught to benefit our merchants. estate resulted in the sale of" 100 acres to and returned many, hjis sympathy er your wardrobe and see if there is not some Dlaces. etc. One word will t all young He claims that It was not originated by begun Benjamin Hippy family of the entire in his agonies. til next Sunday evening, 7th. Dr W. F. Ilobart Hawley of South Britain for from her sis community necessarv article which they can supply. can In the first lesson. In the but was observed long before, the South, Friday, bringing and wife of CX-- more com-- children get Jews, Mr F. Duncorabe will tear out $75 50. C. Treat the of re-- his build Spring Bridgeport are Their stock was never better or second lesson using In adopted by them and was not abrogated George bought right te and mothe David C. Porter is putting and are and oonrteous to the review, by Broadview and m the homestead and about 40 or pected to take part in the singing. plete they pleasant dim-ren- t In the law ceased. the old chimney at repair demption the sea at Milford in working See ail. ways the word taught when the ceremonial Mrs B. is ill. ings by visitors. his house interior He acres of land for $1 ; also another tract Sophia Kellogg quite to the of the Medal contest, next even first lesson and teach a new word, if the Bald generally. got der preparatory entrapping Wednesday James P. Doran has bought out insurance on account of the of about the same number of acres for Miss has been in festive clam in its season. at Town The drive In brooms ever heard ot; first Is learned. .The vocabulary should money Ella Stuart Brooklyn ing, 10th, the Hall. If stormy, biggest win's drug store. two for S5c at E. F. viiulat of words taken from the first recent fire. William E. has sold his farm next evening ; singing by the Glee club. Ilawley's. stables John Stuart has entertained his daugh Beardsley nart of the first readers that children A ham near the car belonging William Tuttle of Roxbury will occu- and will work with A. E. Judson or A. Miss Bella Park entertained a friend Mrs Stillson was guest of Mrs II ter and children of New Haven. Clark A. wish yon to try use. l'hls word is a pre- - to one Murray was burued, early Sunday Mary S. F. Clark's tenant house. He moved Warner, Taylor will teaching L. week. Master py A. Root. from Holyoke seminary, Sunday. White Loaf flour, made from all old wheat. 10 12 are Two cair, lowis, Wheeler, last Joseph - visits Miss Carrie Umlnary step. After or words morning. horses, hay, his goods, last week. Miss Julia Hayes N. Shelton is They have clothing for men, youths and boys p hiirnml . sunnosed to be set on SmitD. OI uanuury is spending a iew uaj The daughter of William Arthur Laborie is to move from In this way, children are ready ' ... J TT , ,! Xt. X ...... Peck. just in and hemp, ingrain and brnssels taught a " 1U jSUIlUj IlUUh V 1LI1 t!.HIS UUWC, Uftli There is talk of making complaint of ill. Her illness doubles the cares into the house in the Center for scutencc. very Bridgeport .. . . . J. Brookfleld agents, licensed the town Mr and Mrs Ldson bhepard occupy of the elder sister. The real estate of owned Mrs Sentence: Teacher has In mind the nas Decn sick nerem, "an by by Abigail nawley. Bishop aicJianon to do business that unfits of our their house in the Center, the Noble Horace II. Minor's estate was Something new in every department at the sentence she Is about to teach. She V many assigned All services will be resumed at the attract the Catholic parsonage. v McCarty has been sick with men business and place. F. F. Hitchcock pur- day Copeland Bros.Co's. Spring goods at sentence from the hired for responsible sold, Saturday. next Is a flavor must get the orally be Dr Stites attended him. 115 of second Congregational church, Sunday. ive prices and there general Spring The Press says that an addition will pneumonia; threatens to make paupers for this town Mrs Clark Peck moved, Monday, to her chased for the whole top to announcement. child or lead him or her by questioning to Bethel The has commenced on their April and built to the News office. to support. farm. bluff, which furnishes the roof stage running tn think the thought she wishes Michael J- Cavanaugh. two Beprosentative the used for public worship the Summer schedule, arriving here 3 It on the black remains of Mr Patrick Coleman and of - Rock, place Roy of the Boston Store, Main write the expression for The 20 Mr and Mrs Bogardus daughter James Betts is movinjr Inf the Boor- hours Storey Newtown, for nearly years, has been reg- by the fathers before they built a churcn, later. street, Bridgeport, are opening all that is new board. Never write the sentence on the were brought from New York State for In halls of State Norwalk have been at II. D. Gillett's. aem ularly represented the legis- place. more than 200 years ago. This lies east D. A. Nichols is on in and fashionable in Spring goods. board fend tell the child what It Is, until Interment In Mr Irishmen or their descendants, it be- still jury duty Danbury, Tuesday. lation by Charles and of Rev Mr Milne officiated at the Congre of the tower of William Cothren and has have first established In his mlrd the Coleman, who was a hatter living on ing among the pioneer towns of the State, George Lyon Danbury Bridgeport. you accorded to our race were in last week. and was listen never been deeded by human hand till . F. Hawley's sales of wall papers, borders thoutrht to be expressed. As In word Fairfield avenue, has long been in ill which earliest represent- town, gational church, Sunday ation there. Our present senior representa ed to with since the first Indian deed.' It has Seymour Blackman has moved back to and curtains were never larger than now.thus review by using devices of health and left town only a week ago, in Satur- pleasure, now, teaching, tive is Michael 3. Cavanaugh. Though young, This community was startled, from the John Mi- his farm on Walnut Tree Hill. proving bis elegant assortment and lowprices. different kinds. Use short and familiar hopes that a change of air would be ben- - , offices in the passed pioneer Capt hag helJ many lmportaiit day, by the sudden death of Rev W. B. SOX in Mr Minor's at a con- - and consta-- BUST. nor from father to son Mrs Sarah Betts spent Sunday in New sentences and, for a whlle,one time, efteial. His death resulted irom town, veing at times trial justice Colbnrn, retired rector of St. Mark's. Children's Spring pants for 25c are making I is a credit to line till now, the probate court York. A Co's. Example of several Idioms that may be gumption. ble successively and altogether some with II. B. Smith will move his butcher through a great flurry at i. B. Barnaby Just race to which he with He bad been suffering for days 438 Main used at the the belongs. Besides, - business to the Center. William Morris Francis A. Atwood and Horace Hurd The from the Center to White drop in at street, Bridgeport. beginning Arrangements have been made among n party associates and the townspeople gen a cold and bronchitis, but nothing seri- highway I see has moved to New Milford. are sick. , Hills has been nnusu n.inhurv nastors for a uuion service to erally. he has the reputation ot never having ous was anticipated. He was subject to ey worked, something for wear 1 can se Inspect the Spring millinery early 11 - these a broken al for March.Dr Dawson expects to move 396 1 be held at the Methodist church at . j- heart trouble,which, aggravated by Monroe P. Castle had leg by Seth Fillinor and his newly made bride at W. E. Halligan's, Main street, Bridge- hv v to in ; to lose the . This m. Good I riday. Lev Dr Maxwell has t , wnnta r hla even difficulties, terminated fatally. His fun a log, last Friday. were in town, to attend the funeral of Bridgeport May sorry port. lu constituents, : ll U arenenilly better to use au action been chosen as the officer and well merited snub to a eral was attended on Monday at St. Mrs Ellen who died doctor. presiding tue bnuiblest. By his his sister, Bronson, Poultry netting in all widths at lower prices Idiom, as addresses Will be made by clergy and small but influential clique here named the Mark's. Rev George II. Smith conduct--1 BETHEL. at Roxbury. - Edward Gannon is working for It. J than ever, also barbed wire in common, rib Kod and Heel club, which run. of the several churches. Pohtatuck sought ed the services. His theme was "The Ellen March 28, Birdseye. ; bon, buckthorn and the new thing, linked, laymen to absorb to itself the ofthe Died, 1st, Meade, 95; Horace G. Minor, 85, brother of the Ashing privileges last enemy that shall be destroyed is A. 01. - best of all, requiring no stretcher; bottom and punishing criminally any man who Mrs Lucy Daly, late Dea Truman Minor died in Water- A number from the Center attended a at E. F. writs. ELMWOOD. Itown town without death." Burial in the village cemetery, prices Hawley's. second review the first in the streums of the pay Aaron Treadwell of Redding has put ville and. was buried in Woodbury. dance at James N. Wanzer's, In the lesson, them for the privilege, ho put himselt Friday a new If the The 'surprise party at Whiteheads, ing Mrs Genevieve eldest monument in our ceme Bliss hand. Mrs 437 Main - sentence and present one, equivocally and emphatically on record as Sanford, daugh up a handsome seems to have been another old night ; music by the George Dunham, streetvBridge- In mind. For last week Wednesday was largely There has a fine line of domestic and imported tint ma to be fixed the night, being In favor of the poor as against the rich ter of II. N. Sanford, returned home, 35 as re- on port, was carried on till ' tery. Leather Man, some years ago, Shrubs were set out, last week, the Easter novelties ; old friends and new will Da second sentence, It Is better to use attended; dancing day and and for the interests ol the peo from where she - the powerful Saturday, Bridgeport, C. L. S. C. will meet, Monday, 8th, lated in recent letters of E. L. Bronson Walnut Tree Hill school ground. cordially welcomed. See ad. the first Idiom and new word than to I light, music by Beers ana atarr irom pie of his own town as against outside loafers. has been at school. of Water with Miss Annie M. Fairchild. and Mrs Sarah I. Pritchard Joel Washburn has moved into the S. a seutence composed entirely uaunury. The writer used to see him. Spring and Summer clothing at Foster, Bea present tnetownonrcongratuiutionstoMrCavanaugh Mr Marsh of moved into covered them bury. M. Brownson . f nHW elmnenU. If the first sentence Josie Crane took a short to for evidence of his with Roxbury The Knights of Honor place. se ft Co's In bewildering styles, at unprecor Miss trip this signal sympathy Charles Bostwick's tenant house, this and wife are at T. Judson's. wra "I an run." let the next last Miss Ed-- them and bid him continue in the path he has selves with glory at Fisher's hall, last A. P. Lyon D. Shelton's horse died of fe-- dented bargains. See ad. on second page. York State, week, bringing - week. II. lung .ht first were, entered. In the matter of any future leglsla- and it was an rare Cur- - be lI can lump," or if the xr. wn ha,. lth W week, exceptionally W. E. drives Charles S. week. - - J ' . , nnmlniT n lilm. if ha will onlv anolv Beardsley vor, last Stirn A 500 Main have ft let the next be, "I have In at the of our treat for home talent. Walker, street, Bridgeport "I cat," Cora TerrV Was CUfSt Of Miss R. this touchstone, "Is it for the benefit of my Bridgewater, grave tis's milk team to Waterbury. Laborie and Fan are wall at 40 and SO cent. When a new Idiom, Miss Hiram the tears of kin- Mrs David daughter selling papers per a dog." you present town?" and be guided in his support of meas- friend, Keeler, will build a discount. In J.Crane, .s . S0UTHF0SD. George G. Watson large nie visited Mrs George Hurd, present an entirely new sentence ; put Friday. ures thereby, he cannot go far wrong. That dred and friends voice this sentiment, recently we be- silo. Long Hill. the old words afterward for a drill Miss Hayes has closed school for a be will do this, goes without saying, "How we loved him." Words of eulogy, School commenced, Monday,with Miss When you bay fertilizers, this Spring, buy is but 30 of lieve. Mr Cavanaugh years age. wreaths "of all have their lan- - Belle Cur- - T palifi Barnes will work the farm of Oliver G. Beard and S. B. Walc3 of the well known H. J. Baker A Bros, goods, I have children trace on ruled paper week. before is a flowers, Katie Lake teacher and Miss His future is him; it promising 1 which have been used for a time and al be as guage, place and value, but tears have a commenced a term of weeks in Mrs A. J. Trowbridga in Roxbury; Al Monroe traded cattle, Monday, long the sentences. (This may given one and he will do nothing to mar it. The tjsg eight ways proved the best as well as the cheapest. WOLF FITS. not own liiin. Con- and find utter-- 1 Barnes will work for Thomas L, busy work at their scats). When they Consolidated road does truer, deeper meaning, jje(j City. bert Will some reader kindly give a reason For sale only by E. F. Hawley. It. have them each Mr leaves Mrs Porter's house necticut Catholic. ance when voices are hushed in silence. Shea, who has bought the meat business am readr for copy Hughes George Oatman and wife, who" have for the capital of Holland being called a while let Brookfleld. Mr Wildman Born and educated in this his life of G. I. Barnes. house nntence tauirht. thouirh for and itoes to place, the Winter in Florida, are expected the Hague. The Park City clothing is booming s BERKSHIRE. was interwoven with other lives and fill- spent overcoats and has Spring suits and them work on the first one given till goes from Harry liuriDurs piace to of month. Ellis Dean is home from Cheshire. Spring to the home the last this Daniel J. Shelton has two help--1 gents' furnishings in all the popular they can make It with tolerable accura Plumtrees. Mr Hubbard goes into Harry Miss Josie Kenworthy has returned ed a large place in the affections of boys style. him a Mrs Wooster returned from three F. F. Hitchcock, administrator, has him. " They cannot be beaten in hats and have the cy. I rule children's slates, when they Hurlburt's place. Brooklyn. young people, who found in genial has ing latest in neckwear. kind and weeks in divided the estates of Anna F. Bassett, patterns begin to copy has lived for companion, courteous, hearted Waterbury. Miss Effie J. . Clark has visited the Mrs Eugene Piatt is sick. Miss Belle Downs, who in the of others 89830 and W. C. Cowles, $9451, among After three or four lessons, children two with Helen has left for true, happy happiness Mrs II. T. Edwards is' more comfort pleasant home of Hon James W. Beards Greatest variety of men's and boys' clothing see years Beers, a favorite. He the heirs. ever shown in Fairfield at will, show you that they begin to STOUT HILL. and, therefore, general able and Mrs T. F. Wheeler convalescent of Bridgeport. county prosperous , New Haven. ley Sam 185 Main He are separate to a sen- was son of Darwin and Janette Judson W. V. Victory has moved to 35 John Harris's, street, Danbury. that there parts Mrs Martin Osborn has been in Water- is at are held in the base-- Gertrude A. Beardsley of Monroe has welcomes all and treats all squarely. will to pick out sep- Mrs Jerrv Carev of Bridgeport Keeler, born November, 1862 ; died Society meetings tence. They begin I notice street, Bridgeport. been at David S. Clark's. not force this. When bury. Carey's March 27, 1889. His failing health was ment of the cliapel until further arate words. Do Jerry An elegant line of new dress goods in latest It is time to Miss Frances so apparent that, in the Fall of 1887, he S0UTHBUET. Rev W. Magill conducted Len 10c 50c children begin to analyze, Knapp returned, Friday, SOUTH VILLE. HULL'S HILL. Ingram styles and colorings, from to a yard, the Winter of '87-'8-S in ten service New week call attention to the words, not before. from a visit In Westfleld. spent Denver, Miss Annie Osborne is home from in Canaan, last will arrive, this week, at E. F. Hawley's. do sep- A Bailey family from Merryall moved Colorado. That insidious disease, con- Mrs who has cared for Mrs F Nearly as soon as children this, Miss Belle Is ot Mrs Candee, school in Plymouth. Thursday evening. Kingsmill guest into II. N. tenant house, Satur- resisted all that climate or Is son in 403 arate word may be tanght. They arc Camp's sumption, II. Gray, with her Birmingham St Paul's Guild met with Mrs Lcander John G. How) ud, Main street. Bridge Charles Dikeman. medical skill could do to life. Mrs Gnorsre P. Pierce remains about has the most stock of child- now for the second step in read ', Hill day. prolong " port, complete ready il 9 Miss Nettie Ward is still au invalid. Wheeler, last week ; with Mrs S. T, shoes in town. Read ad. we teach be- His funeral was attended at St. Mark's, the same. ren's his ing. Under this step, words, SEW FAI TIELD. David Barnum has bought the land Buckingham this. words before Friday, 2 p in. The services were con Mrs George Wakelee and Mrs C, to making them known they longing to the Da uchv estate of B. Grif Bert Barnes will soon leave accept R. Hatch ft Son of New Falrfleld the Stephen Gilbert and wife have ducted the Rev Mr Smith. A Cook spent Sunday in Union City. Miss Ethel Beardsley has been home report appear In new combinations. After fon, administrator. by rector, a position in Larchmont, N. Y. iness very brisk in an departments. There is Is should from Danbury for the Summer. large concourse of relatives and friends from school at Shelton. second step begun, sentences ill with a large lot of logs which will keep the mill' ar- ..The Good Templars have their hall to offer this last tribute of re- SOUTH BRITAIN. Robert Johnson has been very two I...- orivfn in the form of a story, as in H. Stevens of Nebraska has gathered bu sy for at least months. They also have r Henry and to occupy it on the and inflammation of stomach. WHITE HILLS. hooks. rived in Patterson, N. Y., with a car completed expect spect for the departed. Interment in the M. Monroe Canfield on Saturday reach pleurisy a number of wagons ordered for immediate - 10th. not build from to of fine horses. Center cemetery. ed his 81st Neighbors and friends Emerson Baldwin has up wire No service in the delivery. They only wagons to Third step: Change script young year. put church, last Sunday ; but a assortment which when children have learned about Mrs Susan Hall, who has been with this brother on on land der, carry large they print, Thomas Benedict has purchased a Stephen P. Treat has married Mrs Em surprised good Saturday fence along Main street purchas Rev James Ditmars will preach, next build during the Winter and sell to those wb contain- ! so--' ' I 100 or more words or sentences Mrs E. W. Smith, returned, Thursday, an hour or two in a Whitlock. at 10 30. . do not care to wait until one caa be made. house and lot of Ed Jennings, known as ily S. Smith of Morris. evening, spending ed of Mrs Anna Sunday, ing 10 or 13 words. to Sandy Hook. . elul wav and then nartakintr of refresh- the Penny place, for 450. Albert Pierce win teacn tne Dr Robert Todd made a flying visit Mrs James Donovan is very ill. Charles S. Easton. is noi on tl sick Fourth step : Children are taught both Mrs H. F. Clark is visiting her children wukc lnent hiuh thc thoughtful ladies Clark, school. home .Saturday. i list; bat can be found in Ms shop prepared to and form of new words. Miss R. Hatch & Sons are building a retail in Shelton. and Trumbull; Mrs Hattie brought with them. One gift was p Mrs Hanlan's hen roost was robbed, meaning workmen Katie re:id at teachers ' .rfr's wagon for Henry Gray of White Clark and daughter take her place In her George Warner has moved to th culiarlv fitting, a handsome itnit cake Thomas Payne, one of the at alter A.IIaugh'B paper ' - has the ,.- . meeting. street, Danbury. home Seward farm in Roxbury. - frosted and bordered with a crown of t.he oil well, who machinery KUOWU. elocution with Prof Hilliard of studying j bookkeeper of the Smith & Egge Mfg. A number of Methodist friends attend in Bridgeport and Is prevented by sick New York and will form a class iu elo-- Co. for 15 years. the conference in Bridgeport. ness from returning home. cution In this pity. Bicycling promises to be in greater Wake Bradley has a fine lot of horses, Mrs J. B. Ward and family visit her Robert whose favor Judge E.DeForest,under than ever, this season. Individual just arrived. V mother in Bridgeport. administration In 1879 Bridgeport's debt riders are as well as the increasing, Noah Lee has been released from Robert and friend was whittled off $31,664, defeated Re- Bridgeport Wheel club, which now has jail Scholley lady spent on account of sickness. , with his in Shel- publican Henry Lee for mayors Monday, 8o members. At the first annual meet Sunday father and sister -- ton. by 1272 .majority and the 'Democrats ing of this club, Calhoun. Latham was The friends of O. Of Banks will be swept the field. Frank A. Wood of the elected president; C. E. Moore, vlee glad to learn that he is recovering from Rev D. J. Ogden attended the fellow Is at In Standard alderman large. the president ; W. S. Stevenson, secretary ; a severe attack of measels. ship meeting at Stamford, Thursday. common council of 30 members, 12 alder R. E. Wheeler, treasurer ; George E. Mrs O'Keef e has visited her William is with his son men and 18 councilmen, the Democrats Prentice, W. M. daughter Corning George captain; Richardson, in Danbury. at Auburn, N. Y. will have six majority on joint ballot. first lieutenant ; W. H. Horr, second Miss Jessica O. Is - Thomas Ronan, who assaulted Editor lieutenant ; F. M. Wilmot, first color Sanford closed her It understood that Wakeman Brad- . May of the Sun some time ago and who bearer; T. H. Tomlinson, bugler; C. C. school, Friday, for two weeks. ley has the contract to build the new as stumped the Fourth ward Republican Drake, A. S. Miller, J. H. Noble, H. B. F. A. Sanford is at Toledo, O. He will road near the reservoir.. was defeated candidate for alderman, by Morris, George Tyler,board of directors. go from there to Cleveland. 295 majority. The Germans were dis- ASPETDCK. - Lorenzo B. Sterling of Monroe has de Isabelle McDonald is with her sister satisfied at nomination of P. Kennel- - I v the cided not build Joseph Hill has been improving bis candidate for collector of to immediately on his in Bridgeport. 4P Tint ly, Democratic Park avenue place, both outside and in and will prob- st, property, but has taxes and he ran 251 votes behind bought - out French's in East STRATFORD. ably occupy It soon. but was elected by 802 majority. livery Bridgeport, ' situated on East Main street, where he The schools after a D. M. Ford, Democrat, is first select- - ' A large attendance at the fellowship opened, Monday, expects to accommodate the vacation of three weeks. . The Republican voters refused to public. meetings at the Congregational church. be the in- The next of the series at the West Miss turn out and it may that rapid LONG HILL End, Katie Abbott has visited Iter an crease of Bridgeport's debt led them to Bridgeport. cle, Selleck Osborne. AT hope that some man like Judge DeForest GRACE CHCECH. A crowded house - i 1 - greeted the Silver A number of Easton at ' w i v-- fiHlini1' would be able to it. Glad A serious defect in the bell at Grace young people ,v.v-- Kcjssd begin reducing Key club at the Town nail. tended a dramatic entertain meat at Cran- to see that iudustrieus V. II. Marigold church has just been remedied and the l. tone is much clearer. Ned will return to berry Plains, .March 26, and were pleased The which Kansas, got there as councilman. clapper, Trigger with the entertainment. had been improperly hung, could strike next week. C. A. chief of the fire de a blow and made a Mr Tomlinson Gerdenier, only sidelong grating H. J. Lewis is shipping shell oysters John R. has sold his en has been of the sound. was de- for wood and will partment, superintendent After remedying this, it to England in large quantities. gine sawing move, Gas works for 25 years. He was present cided to add a tolling device,which is op this week. Fred Atwood dislocated his ed with a handsome oak desk and fixt erated by.a separate rope. The bell, nearly shoulder ball. DEZRFIELD. ures by employes, last week. , which is struck by a hammer, does not playing vibrate while tolled. The timbers Mr Mrs Brown are to oc Miss Martha Burr has returned from The draw of the new Fairfield being and expected avenue on which the bell is are to Hartford to Burr's. which sank two hung exposed cupy their cottage, this Summer. Benjamin bridge, about inches, has the weather and to show of been raised. begin signs ueaen is recent Lottie is sick. A which will Jir putting his pur Bradley quite decay. partial inclosure, the Edwaids in order. The common council no liv not affect the tone of is talked chase, house, good Floyd Burr has had chills and fever. LE PETIT DUC (THE LITTLE DUKE), NO. PROPERTY OP S. L. THOMAS, TRUMBULL. says that the bell, 4167, 75 The town voted to ery stable can be erected within feet of. During Lent, the choir meets and meeting, Saturday, Miss Eliza Wilson, who has been keep of a $1000 for the centennial dwelling or church, unless permis practises after the Wednesday evening expend coming ing house for Benjamin Burr, for nearly APRIL two-thi- FR1DAT, 6,1880. On account of the absence of the pas- 0E0S0QUE. GREENFIELD HILL- - sion is granted by a rd vote of the service. Last Sunday's offering was for and October 3 was selected as the day. three months, has returned to Merwin's tor at a will council. the school. conference, prayer meeting Warren Wilbur spent Sunday in New Mrs Mary P. Hull and Simon attended Sunday Easter music will Mr ai d Mrs Charles Stagg and daugh Hill. be held in M. be decided soon MOSEOE. the E. church, Sunday York. the 25th of Mr and . Instead of devoted upon and something nice ter have returned from the South. marriage anniversary giving parties ex - morning. may be expected. BLACK BOCK. Ilev George It. Warner of Danlclaon- - Samuel N. Wells has built a house to Mrs Aaron Wakeman, last week Tuesday clusively to whist or euchre or angling Vacation in the graded school for a Mrs more Miie. lornienv or Mt. ivter'n. m tioen Tewls Hurlburt Is having the old ITurl- - accommodate those who assist him dur- evening. A jolly time and long to be re it is now proper to give a "composite par Sunday's storm prevented Rev Mr George Gil is here for the week. Su mmer. fttt. null nn, burt house repaired ; J. Miller and C. the shad season. membered. Useful articles were left ty." The guests first play drive whist, Boylston's visit to Nichols. jiiu,iuiUi ing been ill. Seribner do the work. with the host and hostess. then move onward to euchre George Appleyard has quite hotel In About 123 signed the In favor C. D. Blakcman is the foundat-- progressive Mr Lynch of Zoar, Newtown, who has The George is being put order laying tables, then to then Elliott W. Peck from his l liia l inilaatnnm rnuil Kia hfwm 1'he ladies of the Methodist church ion M. W. Morehouse and David Smith at progressive angling, taken Mr Mahoney's blacksmith is has returned for the Summer campaign. for an addition to his barn, to be used the old of Prizes shop, iir-i- tended Water- - good game jackstraws. South. iivumiu mm mrwnrueti iu jiurt-- have bought two new carpets for the for etc. MattieBlakeman the anunal cattle fair at a young man, a good workman and will trip Mrs II. Nichols has - of her wagons, tools, town. are awarded to those making the highest disposed- ford. parsonage. and Miss Mae of Baltimore re endeavor to please his patrons. The place oeenpied by Mr Merrill in the for $18,000. Spamer and lowest totals, but, as different part- property village In- - is turned to 2. Ruf us Wales to business - Henry I). Burr's pension has been It expected that I!ev Mr Dikeman Waltham, Mass., April has returned ners are found at- each table, one must S. J. Burroughs, W. C. Wheeler, C. B being painted. Mrs H. Burr has sold her place to Mr on will remain at West " creaseu irom nz 10 nr montn. another year. End, Bridgeport. Btand or fall by his own exertions Wheeler, D. II. Williams have purchased Sara Meachen has another attack of in Fox of Bridgeport. WESTPOHT. 20 tons of unbleached Mr and Mrs K. L. of Shelton Bertie Merwin draws the ribbons over hard wood ashes flammatory rheumatism. .staples ETEATFIELD. So is the attendance at the Pres of Monroe & Arthur Bibbins Is poorly again. were nere. last weet. Miss ltosa Wood of New York visits a new trotter. large Judson Stroup, Oswego, N church that all the are oc . Dr Poe has removed to Bridgeport. Henry Jones, who is Interested in veg her sister, Mrs Frank E. Sturges. byterian pews and expect them about the loth. Tramps are about in Crowds. Rev Beverly Warner of Isaac M. Milbank died, March 25. Fu cupied and it has become to Flatfish are and Bridgeport etables, has received a quantity of gar The "Five O'clock Tea club" met with necessary S. J. was in New plentiful large. will nreach at St Peter's, next Tlmrml.iv neral at 2 30 p m, Thursday, 28th, at the rent sittings in every pew which can ae-- Burroughs Canaan, den seeds from a firm in Germany. Miss Bessie Marvin. on stock business, Mr of the Bridgeport Y. M. C. LYOrS PLAU. evening, llth. at 7. house. l:ev Mr Plumley was assisted by commodate more. Each is held at Wednesday, nursery Colley . was expected to speak in the Congre Mrs Frank Lyon, who has been A Yale & Towne cabinet, with Bev Mr Thompson of St Paul's, Fairfield ; a certain valuation, which is not, how Mr and Mrs L. W. Howard of New quite 'llie sermon, Sunday, by Rev Mr NEW eight church, Sunday evening, but the sick with is MILFOED. lock and 208 has been the hearers were his two sons, Isaac Jsl., --ever, realized ; richer members gational diphtheria, improving. Qoldsborough of St Peter's was listened open boxes, placed always Haven were in town, last week. Mrs storm He will be next in Jr. and Nichols William and A. often more - prevented. here, Mrs William a fine to with close attention nml was worth v Daniel Wheaton has moved from Hen the Saugatuck post ofllee. Milbank, willingly pay than the ap- Howard has disposed of her place in nickerson has alla Smith's to New Milford. II. I. IS ichols. Interment in Oak Lawn, At the of the church Sunday evening. In blossom. - conirrecrat on. Tho tout. "Hour ry place Herman Foster is in N. Y. ' praisal. beginning Daniel's Farm, to Beach Lyon, who has larger Homowac, Mr Milbank was 78 old, of each holder himself to Dave Rhoades Is driving a fine new ye one another s could not Mr and Mrs John Ward of Brookfield years English year, pew pledges already moved in. Cassal Headding, who has been confin burdens,'' Mrs Cyrus Seofield is at Long and was reared In the 7th ward a certain each in en horse. fall to reach the hearts of all. have visited Horace Allen. Kidge. ancestry give sum, Sunday, Ladies' aid Mrs ed to the house, is able to be out. rol JSew Ork. lie invented the Milbank velones ni ovinVd hv the elmreh. l?evMr society at J. D. Sage's, The new street lamps were first used, ' 11. A photographer from New Haven has Miss Carrie Clark of Bridgeport visits Daniel Madigan, who has been iu poor breech loading rifle and, spending his who came here a decade Thursday evening, April Everybody Mamie Gould Is recovering. Friday night. Davenport, but invited. been taking views of Mr Hughes's work her Mrs Clark. health for some was confined Summers at Greenfield met and - grandmother, Betsy time, only Hill, ago, says that scarcely any of the lead- in our cemetery. He pronounces It as The person who stole chickens from to the house one week before his death Lloyd Nash has the contract to supply marriea or a Sergeant II.B.Goldshorough of Chesh- May, only daughter uapt ing members of that time remain until After week at home, Miss Ida Blood good as can be found anywhere. As he one of our citizens, while he was taking He last week Tues- the Armour Beef Co's storehouse In Nor-- Charles Nichols and made his home here. has ire is home for a week. passed away quietly, this day. returned to Bridgeport. makes it a business taking the best work care of the stck, may be glad to learn day morning, and was buried iu Bridge- - walk with Ice for the coming season. It He had the true in all the relations ring the crimes which al Frank Packard visited friends iu in all the cemeteries, his opinion that one of those chickens has been sick Mrs Henrietta Burr bus visited her water, He leaves a widow will require about 35 tons a week. of life and leaves a two Despite frequent large Thursday. widow, sons,two in na- should be valuable. all Winter. cousins at mm i most cause a loss of faith human Bridgeport, Sunday. Murray Hill, N.Y. and step-childr- to mourn his loss. He a brother and sister to mourn daughters, there can be no doubt that Miss commenced teach- NICHOLS. ; ture, Bridge Wilmot C. Bertha Fitch Congregational church sociable with was a kind husband and good neighbor their loss. Wheeler has a pair of horses FAIRFIELD. port's churches are prospering. St ing the school, Monday. Mrs Miles B. Burr on the 11th. and will be missed by all who knew him The B. S. C. S. are direct from Ohio. Forge society practicing It was staled in the last Bee that Zal-- Paul's, East Bridgeport, is so largely at A pleasant gathering of the young peo two the farce-comed- y, Samuel B. Beach had his oats Sociable of the Congregational church Mrs O. Steve as Is in Ilarvey lloyt is still unnbie to be at plays, "Cupid's mon Bradley had 200 bushels of onions. tended that .scarcely hall a dozen pews sowed ple on Tuesday evening, March 26, at F. VrJ. Bridgeport. and the "One Too before snow of at Joseph Bradley's, last week. at the store and Mr Fuller now has full Capers" farce, Many The writer thinks Mr Bradley lucky, as remain unsold ; the Presbyterian church the Sunday. II. Baldwin's. Miss Lillian I. Lewis takes charge of charge, with Miss hittie as for Him," which they selected for the much lots are reported in this vi-- sells in others are Mrs Stafford of Vineland, N. J-- , is with Jennings larger sittings pews; nearly Collection, next Sunday, at Grace A and appreciative audience the books in Mrs es clerk. entertainment to be given for the benefit M. W. Morehouse has 150 in large her Ebenezer Fitch. - Halligau's millinery cmity. bar as well filled. Scarcely a church town church, will be for diocesan missions. the second medal contest on brother, tablishment in of Trinity church, Nichols, soon after rels, Rufus 100, W. T. greeted Bridgeport. Walter Peck, who had a shock, Jennings Bulkley but has, during the past year, increased March 28. Hobart Miss Eloi.se Fanton, who has been slight Easter. It bids fair to be a success ; the Burr Nichols 100 Adam, who has been in the of Thursday evening, Robert Uoldsborough will accompany Is Improving. 100,Lewis 300,Isaac and Its borders or beautified its edilice ; not employ Porter and Eddie did so well quite ill with whooping cough, is able to characters are all well taken mem smaller lots too men- for two has mi Randolph his brother on his return to Cheshire by many numerous to ably, the renovated Church of the R Joseph Hawley weeks, was be out. Jerome . that it had to decide, but the judges Castle has opened a livery bers of the society. B. S. C. S. tion. deemer, the church and the grated toward the South. Academy. stable on Presbyterian finally awarded the prize to Master Ed Charlie Johnson visits his East street and will board Main M. ; others grandpar- John is. jNicnois has bought a new Maggie Burns Helian has been North Street E. church George Botsford Curtis of Monroe has die "There was some fine Mrs Nathan Wheeler will spend a horses. quite in less ' On Park a new Randolph. ents. milch cow of Birdseye Sherman of Step sick, but is better ; Dr Dunham atrends. degree. ayenue, moved into Elijah Middlebrook's tenant between the couple of weeks In Brooklyn. Her son singing, interspersed speak Miss Flora Stillson is in Kent. ney. Swedish church has been erected. All house and will help pnt the town roads one of best entertain PLATTSVTLIX Albert accompanies her. B. B. was ing, making the John, employed by Banks, thiS points, not to a decreasa in religious in this season. John Burnett has returned from his on strike for two weeks, He into repair. ments Fairfield has seen, Rev Mr Gilbert and family attend the For Railroad Readers. - struck but to an increase in works to York where he has been feeling, good Miss T. Warner has Methodist conference in STEPSEI. trip State, work again, last week. Emily returned Rev Mr Child once more occupied his Bridgeport. for trees. Shclton's not el- ' home canvassing fruit Derby depot, though Alonzo Beardsley & Son have complet- from Providence, II. I. -- The Is Sheriffs Pike of Fairfield and Driscoll pulpit, Sunday. Mrs Booth visits her daughter, Mrs Baptist Literary will meet at the egantly fitted up, large and conven- ed their ship at the foot of Seavlew home of of have been the yard Cards are out for the marriage of our Ed Disbrow. Miss Novella Thorpe, Friday Connecticut ient, comfortable and clean. Westport scouring avenue, West Stratford. They are able TRUMBULL. Farming Pays. country in search of Wallace Meeker and enterprising young butcher, Oliver Jen W. has oxen evening. .Nolan is ties to repair vessels weighing 100 to 1000 Miss of has E. Seeley purchased of The report of the State Bureau of La Jerry inspecting along two colored men, charged with a Emily Hawley Bridgeport nings. Wheeler Brothers. M. 1J. has Just received a nice the lower Ilousatonic and the and taking tons and hope to obtain a share of ship been with Mrs Beach and Mrs Hawley bor Statistics tends to prove that Derby horse from the barn of William Goodsell Elijah of ferrets from farming Heman Aldrieh has his on the sect repairing, which is now confined to Long Leonard and dressmak HOYDEN'S HILL. pair English Whitney's In this State pays much better than even place and a wagon from another barn in the Hawley visiting N. V. ion. is a man for Island. FAIRFIELD WOODS. , Point, When farm accounts Jerry good the place neighborhood, driving to and ing. Arthur Herb had the misfortune to manufacturing. and knows its duties Bridgeport Irs Alice Gracie CO. l or the will meet are as tho manufacturer or the mer- fully abusing the horse in a shameful Mrs H. B. Drew, Mrs C. A. Baker, Mr still on the Leonora lose a cow belonging on the Staples J Piatt and daughter I.oyal Legion kept manner, Mumps warpath; are with her Mrs S. Pratt. Saturday afternoon at 3. chant keeps his, the yearly balance sheet Ilousatonic trains are remarkable for smashing the wagon and leaving it. Day-- Barri and Mr Canfieid will sing at St. B. Hawley one of its victims. farm. mother, shows an average profit of a little over 9 their but none can in light overtook them and they left the John's and a large and excellent chorus The Woman's Christian Temperance regularity, exceed, Amariah Mallett has been laid up with E. B. Sherwood lias purchased a new Mr Jones of Fairfield will hold a meet per cent, on the capital invested. When this respect at least, No. 15, which leaves horse tied to a tree near Bronson's red is being formed. Union will hold a Free Will offering ser- liver complaint. horse. ing this week and next Thursday at the the family expenses are Included, Bridgeport ot 4 50 p m. It is known as barn, two miles from home The eolor-b-ut W. home of Skidmore. vice In the Methodist church, next Hun-- togeth Charles Beach of North Main street Mrs and little J. er with all other charges, there is still i the "commutation train" and leaves ed men have been Meeker ; James L. Barber is slowly recovering Fred Burritt daughter day evening at 7 30. A cordial Invitat arrested, has painted his barn. Mrs lias visited a ' ' from intermittent fever. have visited Mrs Lockwood. Frank Judd recently ion is very small average gain, but less than many commuters at Newtown and every is as yet at large. Henry extended to all. ; won the hav- her Miss Carrie Curtiss of half of 1 cent. Such is the of station south. A room car is Bridgeport polo pennant, & Is cousin, Bridge- per story drawing in Burr's district school who Tait Son have been shut down all W. F. Lockwood poorly. ' - Mrs John Ahltjulst has been very low 650 farms of value from all attached and the leaves Pupils ing a per cent, of .590, while New Haven port. average parts train Bridgeport ranked 100 cent, in the ex- the week for repairs. If possible to get vis- with cancer. of State. The with two per monthly had .532. A benefit game between Bos- Miss Laura Dowd and cousin have Mr the average profit, for the locomotives. At Stepney, how amination for March. : the new pumps in working order, Nelson has lost a cow. same Reading Eugene' ton and Bridgeport, Tuesday clos- they ited Miss L. E. Jennings. 1). I.. six-In- ch year, of the business of 00 estab- ever, the leading is detached and Whit-take- night, Sturges caught one fish engine Whittaker, Gracie Gould, Bertie r; ed the will start up again, Monday. on his excursion. lishments in 22 lines of Industry is a lit- follows the train to New Milford, whence games. XORFIELD. Monday spelling: Eugene Whittaker, band furnished music for EASTON. tle less than 6 per cent. The report it returns, the next morning. Connect Sarah E. Lovejoy has obtained a di- Wedge's Gracie Gould, Willie Georgie D. S. Hurlbutt and wife of Cannon . our ions are Jennings, dance at Mrs Jackson's, Friday night 'EUNICE VIOLA EDWAIfDS. SHELTON. ought to greatly encourage farmers, made at Botsford with the New Gould, Bessie Cora vorce from Frederick Lovejoy ; grounds, with Mrs .Nelson Cross-- Jennings, Bulkley; The same company will at John Ed- passed Sunday for it says, "There is no Haven and Conductor Clark P. intolerable gather Mrs Eunice Viola, wife of Albert 1 .. A. W. Hill is home from Indiana. Industry pur- Derby. geography : Arthur Bulkley ; : cruelty. an. . sued In the State in which the exercise Lane and his grammar Smith's, Friday, 19th. was a member of Christ gallant crew, who have Willie Jennings; Gracie Prof C. II. school house wards, church, Miss Jennie Chadeayne Is In Berlin and of and busi- of this physiology: Stanley ,whose Miss C. Tashua, the kindness of the Ebenezer Fitch recently purchased- Intelligent discriminating charge train, return at noon, next Gould. Those who ranked highest in lectures are well stereonti-- Carrie Mallett of Bridgeport but, through Miss Joslo Tontlinson is with her ness will tell to better known, gave Methodists, her funeral was at- horse at the Fourth avenue ear tfables, grand' ability advantage day. the monthly report were Gracie Gould, con views before the spent Sunday with her father, T. A. Mal Stepney father, Lucius Nichols. than In agriculture. The farmer, who Bridgeport Boys' lett. tended from the latter church, Rev W. New York. It is now said that the Baldwin engines Bertie Whittaker, Allio Whittaker, the club, Tuesday, The brings Intelligence to bear in managing H. Bulkley of Tashua officiating. The Miss Helen Hill has been in New York. foundation for Mr Yonngs' new lately used on the Consolidated road are average of each being 92 percent. Those L. L. Stuart, is home again. his finds it him re- Fairfield Medical will Jr, bearers were all members of the Leek-wo-od building oj Bridge street Is laid farm, that brings fair not and who reached 100 cent, in . . County Society pall During her absence, Miss Nellie being satisfactory that Superintendent per deportment . turns. It will not be necessary for him meefc afc the AtliU,tic hote1' 9th Wheeler Burton has visited his cousin family. Mrs Edwards, formerly Miss officiated as at the - of Motive Power Henney has placed two Miller Jennings, Gracie Gould, Emogene organist 0n- J. I. Flanders has many curiosities In to seek the prairies to thrive in his call- James W. Wheeler of Shelton. Eunice Yiola Hawley, was daughter of church. his on Kitteudorf engines on the fast trains n uataKer, urart, defeated the Bos- - gregational shop Howe avenue, among them ing. He may make a success In ueorgie jiurr, ueorgie Bridgeport poloists Capt Abel Hawley, who lived where Mrs greater "Old Kit's" fame is wider than the Henry Whittaker, Allie Whittaker. B. of was in - a pair of odd handcuffs dug up In Da- Union tons, Tuesday night. S0UTHP0ET. Eastwood now in J. Sturges Brooklyn town, Derby. Connecticut than in Nebraska and and Mr Sylvia resides, Step- Henney knows where to find 500-ac-re last week. His II..B. good - on of brother, Sturges, Presiding Elder Beach visited Hie kota. The time ought to come soon BRIDGEPORT. Arthur W. French, once night editor of William W. Gray, who has been sick ney, part Jonathan Hawley's models. This which was divid- accompanied hun home. Methodist church, Saturday evening. when Intelligent and discriminating hus- the News, is now on the New York Soci- for more than a year with inflammatory farm. farm, Anna A., wife of L. Dawson and - ' will cause the farms of this State Eugene Barton, master on Harry . 30. ed among Jonathan children, The school F. O. and M. B. bandry baggage ety Journal. rheumatism, died, Saturday, March Hawley's Congregational Sunday Perry and Horace the New daughter of William R. was was y. to prodvee enough to support her entire Milford special, injured his left ninckley, at the home of his father, Elijah Gray of whom Capt Abel one, extended have recently adopted the Pilgrim quar-terl- Wheeler have received a barge of coal arm while an extra at laid at rest, Saturday, Rev J. G. Daven- Rev C. S. Nash of East Hartford de- from Thomas Clarke's to Cutler's Farm have for a number population." It would be a 'good thing coupling Hawley livered an He was 23 years old. For several wefeks They of years' port of She was eloquent lecture at the second Itous-ton-ic A. 11. Smith Is still confined to his for our farmers to carefully study this vine, juonuay. lie nopes to resume Waterbury officiating. he had grown worse, until life was de and was afterward divided by the been using Cook's quarterly, published to-da- a annual of the Christian Endeav- house. fronds will be to see It seems to be and work, . . member of the class of '83, Bridgeport meeting was road. Miss who was born in Many glad report. carefully School or in South church Mon- spaired of. The funeral at his fath Hawley, Chicago. him about made. High and a former teacher here. Union, chapel, 2 April 9, 1808 and was of 14 again. truthfully Travel on the Derby extension is al officers er's residence, Tuesday, at 30 p m. youngest' During the freshet of 1853, tlie The floral tributes, were numerous and day, after had been elected and children, married Albert Edwards and great After a and Ar- ready showing an increase. Zoar is dam at G. W. axe was long painful Illness, Bridge, elegant. V; reports read. The Union, which doing moved to where re Bradley's factory, is Car Brakes. which still Its 74, REDDING. lork State, they . thur C. Booth able to be about on Freight retains ancient name, con " in its unobtrusive consists of carried away. Morehouse Sturges was Mrs W. W. Priest of South good way,' mained several years. On their return, crutches. Few men have more friends Not many years ago, all cars, even the tributes Its share to nearly every train. Norwalk the South Congregational,' A to.wn meeting was held, Saturday at one of the masons employed in has visited her Mr and Presbyterian, they occupied the place on which they In the community and all will be glad to best passenger coaches of the were Some protection from the weather, if on- parents, Mrs West Park East 2 p m, to instruct our representatives to the dam and, in cementing a- Motion 'day, Alonzo Olivet, End, Street, have since resided. Mrs Edwards was ' see his face. controlled hand brakes. So ly a Bhed and platform, would be Iloadley, of Ilousatonic avenue. vote in favor of the petition of of it, a bottle containing a of aider entirely by appre Washington avenue Baptist, Stratford granting a Spartan mother, who trained her 15 quart were the and dan-gei- s, ciated ; but a comfortable will John Bouman has the Ilousatonic road pending before the was cemented in. .Now, J. W. Johnson, one of the commission great disadvantages building built a cosy kitchen Congregational, Stratford Methodist, children to love their country and fight brandy carefully that inventive was probably be erected the Summer. back of his new but a small por after . a lapse of 36 Mr . ers of Fairfield county, came to Shelton, however, genius during home on French street. Fairfield Congregational, Summcrfield Legislature. Though for it, if necessary. .When the Civil War years, Stuxges set at work to devise a tion of the voters of the town were thinks he would like to it. , and heard the claim of the bor- safer check. Master Mechanic Kittendorf of the L. Methodist and Monroe Congregational pres broke out, six of her 12 sons were at once sample , Saturday When P.Bassett, formerly of Trumbull, were unanimous in for fl800 of the amount the air brake was discovered and New Haven and has set anoth is churches. ent, they practically to the front and her husband ough, appropri- Derby up employed by Lock wood & Lafarge, favor of the Action despatched On account of storm, Sunday, ser- applied, a great advance had been made. three-driv- er granting petition. ated for the maintenance of the high er mogul engine and two carpenters and builders. 7 Joe Kinney, who was pardoned after would also have shouldered his musket, vice in the Congregational etanrch.--Th- Although used at once on all passenger was also taken in regard to observing the ways by the town. After the hearing, more are expected soon. serving part of his sentence for criminal had not his age prevented. .To a Bridge ladies' prayer and sociable were coaches, freight cars were unable to use Dr Elijah Beach Middlebrook, once a 30th of April in a suitable manner and meeting the commissioner took a ride through the assault, and was sent back to State pris- port lady who feared that her only son omitted, this week. i because of tho constant of During Summer, the New Haven prominent figure In Bridgeport and vi- committee of arrangements was appoint . the borough with Warden A. E. Hewitt. it, necessity on In 1885 would be drafted into the Mrs Ed j and Derby will run solid trains from died in New morn- for the same offense, escaped, ed. will meet on at the army, Some of cutting off and adding cars. cinity, York, Sunday They Saturday wards "I've six sons there and wish our enterprising farmers, last1 Donald Boss and Mrs T. J. New Haven to Botsford, thence to Alba 75 old. was Monday night. He had been regarded 2 m. said, Chadeayne In a high wind or on a cold day, the ing, years ne born in Long house of J. N. Nickerson, at p more to send." week, got their oats sowed.. , have been 111, are as insane, but is a hard char- I had My husband would but Improving. position of a brakeman on the of a ny by the Ilousatonic and Boston and Hill, where his father, Dr Elijah Middle-broo-k, partially punctual attendance is requested. top acter and $100 reward is offered. go if he could and I know I'd go if I was Officer elected iu tho M. E. car Is, to say the least, unenviable. If Albany roads, to accommodate Summer built the brick homestead occu- I0RTH TFILTOI. ; Sunday New Miss J. Belle Sanford returned home a man." But seven of her 15 children school: C. E. the train is moving 20 miles an hour, travelers from Haven. pied by E. M. Middlebrook, The News Civil W. B. who John W. Evans has' moved to New Superintendent, Lewis; Engineer Palmer, from her visit iu New York on Satu are now living, including Mrs Z. White, " a wind whose IS also 20 says that it was constructed of brick . assistant, A. L. lady assist- against velocity The at the first cross understands his and Mrs Wilson Sherman York. . , Hubbard; highway bridge made on thoroughly subject day. of Monroe, Daniel j ant, Mrs J. W. Anderson; and miles an hour, he has to withstand a gale east of Botsford is the premises and that Mrs Mid- who illustrated his remarks with elabor- H. She secretary ing nearly ready for James a new and Levi was ever laboring for George Comstock of" Bridgeport ha W. of 40 miles, not an easy to do. And use and the at side dlebrook helped prepare them. Dr Mid- ate and other Mrs Sanford will have treasurer, Irving Clark; librarian, thing grade crossing the maps apparatus, prepared barn built. Her son Turnev will boss others as well as herself and family and visited Mrs Harriet Comstock. David Farrell ; assistants, Edward H. the slightest misstep, when the train is will soon be abolished. The abutments dlebrook, it says, was educated as a himself, gave the last lecture of the was loved and by the and respected by her neigh Miss Sallle Marsh and Willie Chadeayne; secretary moving rapidly over grades and around have not yet been commenced physleian practiced medicine for season at the Scientific rooms, Tuesday job. bors. Both father and mother died in Middlebrooks, who attends and treasurer of tho mission Ber- curves, will throw hhu from his place to many years in Trumbull and vicinity. The discourse was to the absence of Arthur B St. Margaret's school in Waterbury, is fund, F. M. of the Ilousa evening. interesting Owing 1855, aged 91 and 92 and she followed tha almost certain death below. Supervisor Cogiil Thestone house which still stands in and - a new with her father, Samuel Benrdsley. tonic is able to be at work instructive. Hill, it will be necessary to elect their footsteps in a long and useful life. mm wii It Is no that again Long Hill was built for and wonder, then, freight occupied by Dr E. B. Middlebrook's funeral was selectman. At last, her work is over; the busy hands Mra Louisa Hoyt of New Yorfc vWt CANNOS. brakemen hail with the invention of Work on the at Brookfleld Junc- him. He removed to Bridgeport and en- joy depot attended from the residence of his Aaron Treadwell has rented of are folded now and the steadfast eyes her mother, Mrs Lyons. a brake which, tion is and it is now gaged in the livery business and his sister, part Mrs Charles Colo has been appointed applied automatically by progressing rapidly Mrs T. M 52 West his are closed forever. Yet, "the good that the be used on in the hands of The stables were on Fairfield avenue, where Palmer, avenue, farm. A party, last week Wednesday even- president of the ladles' aid, Mrs O. B. engineer, may freight painters. building at 2 m. she hath done, it shall not perish with cars. It is iu use on some of the has been on a new the Warner building now stands. Some Thursday p The of Rev W. J. ing, at Miss Emma Gregory's. The Nor- ,sturges resigned. already placed foundation, grandson Jennings her." ;.''" ' 17 assaulted H. walk band furnished music. Housntouic cars, which, placed next the south of the former site and the passen- years ago,he Lawyer W; K. Louis Savage died, Sunday, from is rapidly recovering. -- Banks has two in Wheeler Bros, have bought a pair of (Jeorge completed are run on the extended 100 feet Seeley the court room a trial abscess in the ear. He was 22 old Mrs W. - engine, up through freight ger platform to the during years Stephen Cramer and wife have hired rock pullers of E. Middlebrook of Long II. Olmstead and Mr houses at Wilton Depot. ar 10 20 a rn. These south. A and was compelled to from the the was Kry leaving Bridgeport wide has also been fly State and funeral attended,. Tuesday. : v- Batterson of Norwalk- visited: Lettsand platform out to D. Sanford for the Summer. .; Hill.; v . or to v. vi: - Methodist school officers ; brakes work on tho game as the built between the main and the go jail for contempt of court. He The Wheel of which he Olmstead. : : , a- : : Huiwlay principle track Bridgeport club, "The ladies' aid society of the M. E. T Cards are out for the marriage of Miss B. F. Brown ; assist- air brakes, but are called "automatics." brauch for The removed to New York with his family was vice president, Sent a broken floral lady transferring baggage. church had a pleasant social Fannie May, daughter ot Mr and Mrs Will E. Olmstead suffer wlUi I do not. work ko as old will be to and never returned. wheel and will draw resolutions of re- gathering :!ri. ant, Mrs Mary E. Miller; secretary, They quite smoothly passenger depot moved the np at the home of W. II. Hill. Notwith- John Wheeler, to William McCaulcy, Winfield DeForest is ' wa" and lihra-- ,' the air brakes, but are a uotieeable im- west, across the branch and will serve as and sorrow. Lloyd S. Codfrey treasurer Mrs George M. Brown, wife of the spect standing the threatening weather, about April 25, at 4 p in Jacob Kunz and IJarvev-Ni:- . .. .r. r.- over hand brakes. a r -.' .'i r. provement, freight depot. widely known Ilousatonic conductor, is Died, Monday, Isaac 1,. Ferris, head 40 were present. Mrs Henry Osliorne visits her father Charles Seymour. Mr James W. who leases sev- OF NEWTOWN, 88 Probate Court NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. Tuthlll, DISTRICT 1889. eral creameries along the Ilousatonic, Estate of JOHN B. DIMON, late of New- gave notice, April 1, that farmers who town, hi Bald district, deceased. ae nan &, FSIDAT, ATSIL 6,1880. brought milk to the Newtown creamery Wuoreas, The administrator dotiib D ANBURY'S LEADERS! GOBIES, CQilEJES COrJPATJTT. must wash their own cans. Much dis- on said estate has made application to this Court for an order authorizing and em. iSiS low Prfces we invite Our satisfaction has been caused by this rule, him to sell certain real estate be- wet wSI?liSld l ,invincibl? our competition. great ambition to cater to the wants ot tills CIUCUIiATION. powering as on we ?fu!a constantly growing business. especially among new patrons. Super- longing to said estate per application merit your patronage by our consistent low prices and high standard of goods. - 1883 en intendent has had his time file duly appears therefore Jantjaby i, George Tobey Okokrko That said application he heard lAST WEEK 8070 fully occupied, explaining that it is Mr and determined at the Probate Office in said H0LBR00K & TAYLOR, Tuthill's orders, which he Is simply car- Newtown on the 6th day of April, issft, at OPENING OP SPEIWG OVERCOATS. The out. have In- two o'clock, p in and that notice of the Congregational sewing society rying (Shipments largely time and of said be An ew of this season's make. Some 20 in-- lii lecture ev-enl- ng 50 to 63 cans place hearing given by By8': stylish goods lines wool, colored coat. the room, Wedueaday creased within a few days; a ot tills order, one week, in tatVyMlfh - At M we are and suaSes in PuSlm-a- Ho? and the lOo will are sent. So with the new publishing copy ;nwTi.S "ie,?? 2r.f.l,,?.w,n. ?.? "!e n?ney- showing light dark At MS aid15 sujiiier occur,next angry rule, the Newtown Hek, a weekly newspaper print- DANBURY. CONN. bOVS' OVei('.ftH.ta. f.viT,. euwiAU. Better goods at 17, SO and 25. A few lines of wouk Thursday. however, are some farmers that they ed in Newtown, Fairfield county. Utn threaten to withdraw their milk entirely, Attest, WM. J. BKKCHEB, Judge. Mr Martin Knane has moved from Mrs unless the rale is changed. NEWTOWN, sa Probate Court E. A. ItoniH'tt'g tenant house to Mr An- DISTRICTOF ebOOMPANT. Estate ot JOHN of Now ready for inspection: Onr Snvlmr stswb nf Snito ami f v. A., J . . drew (.'olllus'g HARRIGAN, lato 7 1 r. ntio.t.' " Dunn, moon a ..uocneater, . Y. The place. At Monday's meeting of the Hook and Newtown, In said district, deceased. increasing demand for a better 7,7 r., . are - Ladder Co. ft was decided to lease The am.lic.it. on of pixiacname oy any other house in the trade.. Their styfes ot sacks and cutaways are exelusiver t7ir. S'ri inoTWfiXr unap- new the Uililget Harrlgan, Cliildren'VciothinTii Tnow AfU'r flnlMhlng Mrs Harris's house. north half of Sanford's hall, if suitable of Newtown, praying that an instrument pur bloueVslXreS.1 llUed witnew odd panU ,;sxrs Clark A Fuller will paint and terms could be Messrs P. Gan- porting to ue tne iasc win anu lesrameiiD oi SHOES AND P"' Spgles InTn&SSi, the Interior of the old house and arranged. said John Ilarrignn may be proved, approv BOOTS, 'per non, M. F. Carmody and John Donlan, ed, allowed and admitted to Probate aud let- teraY Alfred IJrlscoe will beunabletomove the committee, completed the lease.Tues- - ters testamentary may be granted to some Palestine for several weeks. capable person having been receiv- - jtom day, and the firemen have moved into therefore, ONE WORD new is Tor one ed, SLIPPERS- ABOUT MEN'S PANTS. Mr Chnrlna K. of th Tlrwik la tneir quarters. The lease OHiiKKED Tnatr'.'a application oeneara ai J ltawlov with of three. 9 o'clock a in, on the fith day of April, 1889, orders for Kubber mats of all year privilege at the Probate Omce in saia town ana that taking notice of the time and said be styles and sizes and quotes reasonable placeof hearingNew- and most Stock of Boots and are made to order Mr J. R. Smith of Danbury Is at the given by publication one week in the Largest complete prices. They by the the of town 11KB, a weekly newspaper printed in Kubber and this Is a guarantee of their Hawleyville station, taking place Newtown, Falrfleld county. Station L. who has ac- W FURNISHING quality. Agent F. Jones, Attest, M. J. lifclUllCll, SI iocs-- in the State and at bottom DEPARTMENT. a dozen . ceptably tilled the place for half Judge. We Offftr 100 (InPlI tanlrH. frmf anrl mi-A- onnWn en- - 1. i. Htvlna civcn,wunil iOG. These comprise the latest and in Mr Miuott igur accompanied his years. OF colorings designs Spring NEWTOWN.ss. Probate Court Ah a leader "W t1h.p rm nnr OS rlnvnn . . niece. Miss Klma I. Augur, to her Wood- - DISTRICT 1KS9. rnnntra Innnnni,., Miiri.n.n.A - Edwin the actor, has had tailed everywhere at 1. We offer ii M hHUvS pamtea- nemflUtclled rder. These goods are re bridge home, Wedueeday, Booth, great Estate ot PLUMB B. GRAY, late of prices. x ue a paralytic gtroke. Newtown in said district, deceased. oesi yet. Absolutely tast black fuU regular made hose 25c pair:x,'s"'every pairTwarranted not to crock nr stain ' ' Nt. John's school will Whereas. The administrator with tne win parish begin A Itoonie electric alarm has annexed on said estate has made application dope Again, Monday, 8th. protective to this Court for an order authorizing and 8o'onTp been placed in the Newtown savings empowering him to sell certain real estate Kev J. 1. lfoyt completed his engage- bank, and the safe is completely cov- belonging to'Said estate as per application on ment to in M. K. ered with a handsome chestnut file duly appears, therefore preach the Handy Hook cabinet, Okkkkko, That said be heard church, alternate .Sunday evenings, last whose panels are filled with delicately and determined at the Probateapplicationoffice in said . Munday. adjusted wires. If tampered with in any Newtown on the eth dav of April, 188, at even the of a 4 o'clock p in and that notice of the time and - So - JONES, KEANE & CO., way, by pressure finger, n Mr C. Ben- oi saia ue oy pnnucH-tio- Holbrook II. has entertained Mr Is place Hearing given tJay an alarm at once rung. The apparatus one week in the Newtown HUE, a weekly Taylor jamin Crofutt of Norwalk. is safe for a at concealed, key the corner, newspaper printed in Falrfleld county. 349 MAIN STREET, CORNER JOHN, BURROUGHS' LIBRARY which is ucd for calls, like a telegraphic Attest, WM. tl. UJJ'.ll.Eil, .JUUgu. BUILBINQ. Mr M. F. Houlihan has enjoyed a week key. At the other end of the fine is a ' of friends in New York TVSTltlCTOFREDDING.ss. Probate Court, 223 Main Street, Danbury, Conn. absence, visiting switch board, where the current may be XJ March 30. ishm. and elsewhere. turned on or oft', a bell, an electric indi- Kstate of SIBYL S. DIMON. late of Red- OR.T, Conn. cator, showing, at a glance, the condi- riinir in said District, deceased. - Landlord and wife of the'Sandy Taylor tion of the alarm. The batteries are ding hath limited and allowed six months OPPOSITBTO"W1n- CLOCK. Hook hotel have spent several days in also here. trom the date hereof for the Creditors of said New York. Kstate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Mr Andrew has traded Those who neirlect to present their accounts, cn McOauley L- Mr Henry Manvllle of New Haven has nmnorlv nt.tttMlml. wlttlln SalU time. Will ue -- --J m horses with Mr Kdaionds of Wolf Pits, debarred a recovery. All persons indebted LII HOWLAND'S rented the south half of the Judson Uethel. to lmmedi- - house In the .Street and will it to said Estate are requested make occupy ate navment to juuit&J!. u. jiiALLra i, x.jtec WE HAVE NOW ON SALE ONE OF THE FINEST LINES OF No need to say we have the most during the Mummer. Mr Martin Ilourigan is preparing: co i utor, complete stock of Children's Shoes in town. That is gn. cover his barn. eraily conceded. When ve began a couple of to the same ear the cases which as- for 50c 13, from my yean ago giT to fhoec lor Among may he PAGGS hatching, per little folks as to those for their for trlul in the civil side of the Su- Mr Thomas of Hanover is Wyandottes, Hawkins strain. elders, we set a big ball a rolling. The baggy, slonchj, signed Bradley are towls ana mature I- D- M, READ ,- They unusually hardy shapeless shapes that used to be for perior court at Danbury, next week, is sick. irom two w mree wccks hiichu oi riyjuuuiu DRESS GOODS . "good enough the child- won't do now. ETerjbodj's the petition for divorce brought by Mrs Rocks: are excellent layers and nnsnrpasseci standard is higher. This season we have been extra on Ull Mr Martin of Zoar lost 15 as table fowls; skin yellow, legs bright or- putting thought that goes to Albert Turner. The case, which Includes Kelly sheep record of Si bens from make the chUdren's feet comfortable and to es ange. Look at the my presentable strangers' ayes. and counter-charg- of Dy uogs. 44 1 : WU CLARENCE SHOWN DANBURY AND YOU TO charges adultery Jamiarv to April eggs. EVER IN INVITE INSPECT For ChUdren's Dress Shoes we have and other misdemeanors, may occupy L. BEARDSLEV, Newtown. made to our order a line of Bright Dongols Kid Shoes, Mrs C. II. and Infant daugh soft several days. Hon "Ham" Tweedy of Northrup ot oxen ana THE SAME. YOU WILL FIND OUR GOODS AND PRICES pliable stock, perfect fitting lasts, thorough work, not slighted anywhere- - They are V. ter have returned from New Haven. IMVE pair line young working lanbury aud Judge J. lieecher are F 10 Iresh milch Cows or Springers will be made in a variety of shapes, three widths. Each shoe is with our name as counsel for Mrs It. K. vey Ji. TO SHOWN OUR stamped a guar- Turner, Mayor ioto. RIGHT. ASK BE antee of excellence. leKorest of and Mr C. H. s. Bey, KeUillng KKlge, saiuruay, April io, Bridgeport Northrop-Hewe- Cattle will be on exhibition, Friday, the day We hear of others no better Northrop appear for Mr Turner. An before the sale, for trial if desired. Sale to BRIDGEPORT- - selling 25 and 50 cents higher. appraisal of Mr Turner's property was Married, at the residence of the bride's begin at 11 a in, rain or shine. CHARLES Misses' Bright Dongola Kid Button, Opera Toe, sizes 11 to $1 on March Si fEl DELL. A. SANFORD, Auctioneer. 2, 50. made, last week. parents, Wedneuday, 27, by L S Misses' Kid Common B K Bright Dongola Button, Sense, sizes 11 to $1 60. ltevS. Hewes, Mr C. W. of lTWiR Fruit and SI 2, Northrop SALE. Farm, situated LACK dairy Misses' You can buy remnants of all kiuds of Newtown, Conn., and Miss Alice D. V in Stratford on the river road, about half Bright Dongola Kid Button, Spring Heel, sizes 11 to 8, $1 50. 111. wav Iwtween and THANKING THE PEOPLE OF NEWTOWN AND VICINITY made the Mantle mills at low Birmingham, Children's 1-- 1-- goods by Hewes of Crete, Bridgeport Bright Dongola Kid Button, with sizes 8 2 to 8, at the olllce. was a containing about 40 acres, two houses, two heel, 10 $1 25. prices The wedding quiet one, owing w Kid 1-- large barns, ice nouse, eic.; water Children'sBBright Dongola Button, Heel, sizes 8 2 to 10 2, $X to the illness of the bride's sister, Mrs house line view runningof the river and FOR YOUR KIND PATRONAGE, WE ARE YOURS TRULY, Spring 25. Mr tally-h-o coach Is and barn, ChUdren's Kid E. Taylor's being George F. Baker. The guests were harbor. Will show yon over it with pleasure. Bright Dongola Button, Spring Heel, sizes 5 to 8, $L repaired and painted "by Mr C II. (Jay. Messrs Willard Wood and J. E. Hewes, Address, WM. T. CURTIS, P. O. box Strat- Mr and Mrs W. I. Wood and ford, Conn. Mr James Kellv will at once oiX'ii a daughter May, Mr and Mrs S. Hewes, all of Crete, SALE. A pair of Working Oxen; also THE meat market In the rooms vacated by the Miss Eliza Miller of and tho fa IjOU Rock eggs for sale at SO cents JOHN G. Bloom, per sitting of IS. S. J. BOTSFORD, Newtown, QUINH SCOTT, HOWLAM), firemen. ther, mother and youngest sister ot the Donn., Palestine district. bride. The ceremony was performed at Mr T. W. Costello has a T.XIB SALE Several yonng Co ws ; one new 405 MAIN STREET, Next door to W. B. Hall & completed 3 30, after which a wedding feast pre JT milch. Also pair of young stags. M. H. Comnany neat Job of painting for Mr Iiwreuce Mrs IJ. 1). mother or Mitchell and to him move pared by Ilewes, THORPE, Stepney. - - expects help the bride, received the attention of the - the which Mr ltrew ."'OR SALE CHEAP A new two seated Brad- 161 Main St. buildings purchased party. Mr and Mrs Jxorthrop left on ot D. G Danbury Of Mr W. W. of Bull's Head. 1 lev Handv Wagon. Enquire Wakeley the 4 47 train for Chicago, whence they BEERS CO., Mile Hill, Newtown. will this for D.M.READCO Miss Huttle P. Glover returned to St. depart (Thursday) morning If not disposed of at private their future home m isewcown, tjonn tni nwini, IluT (it i.rannn I 1 1 in. Margaret's, Waterbury, Wednesday. the bride carrying with her many tokens ertv will be sold at Auction at my place in XVZILLIltf E2R.Y. oi love and esteem Irom ner mends. Daniel's Farm, Trumbull, at an early date: A letter from Mr A. F. Clark says that Two seated wagon, cart Willi hay rigging, ox SPEING MILLINEEY! the party has left California and will ar- Crete, 111., Journal. sled, two sleighs, horse noe ami cultivator, rive home lute in Tho groom is son of Norman North two plow lever hay cut- April. plows, harrow, sulky, corn to offer to our an and choice selection Easter Novelties in Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. rop, Esq., one of our wealthy and pop ter, seed drill, broadcast Seed sower, We axe prepared patrons attractive BRIDGEPORT, ue mauler, smiling carriage poie.sei ox Harness, Untrimmed to Ordered Sanford's hall is among the things that ular citizens, i nappy cuupie ai riveu grain cradle, several ox yokes and numerous of Trimmed and Millinery. Special attention given STRAW GOODS. were. Mr G'.B.Glover has placed a parti on the 5 30 d m train Saturday evening. other farm and carpenter's tools, harness.oak Hats to match costumes. tion In the center and built a of Mrs Northrop was one of the popular timber for sled and cart, berry crates, barrels- Fine Milan Straw Lace pair ronns ladies of of Law ot every kind, etc., etc. CLARENCE B. SHElt- Orders for Easter Bonnets received. Fancy Braids, Hats and Bonnets. stairs from Mr K. F. Hawley's store to Crete, daughter wuuu, j.rumoun, tonn. aiurcn at,, 100. the south half of the hall, which he has yer I). E. Hewes and a niece of Con FLOWERS rented and which will be tilled with gressman Charles A. Hill of Joliet, 111. irvoit SALE Mv place in Monroe, near Elm WILL HOLD THEIR The Bee extends its and r Street. New House, Barn and other out- bulky goods, Increasing the facilities for congratulations buildings. Cun be bought at a bargain and E HilIiLIGAHr . In imported fine Natural Effects. trade In the store proper. wishes them a prosperous journey on easy terms. Call on or address, C.N.CLR- - through life. T1SS or w . ti. wa.", iong nuii RIBBONS. - No. Main Mr Samuel C. Glover, who, with his liOK SALE White Flower and White Star 396 Street, Bridgeport. Michael X1 Seed Potatoes. Boo per ouauei;aiso see. Fine and Domestic wife, Is sojourning at Hotel Carleton, Keating. ouds of same varieties mixed 4Ue per uusuei. Imported Eastar Ribbons in all colors. lH'land. Florida, is very sick with rheu- Mr Michael Keatinsr, an old-ti- em A. W. PECK, Newtown. B. JOHNSON offers some more bargains, rr matic and was delirious. rl tiii week. A irootl fret saw and lathe A the witness stand ot the Newtown Bee LACES. fever, reported ploye of the Kubber, died quite suddenly, A H arm vii-- 1 i F7HJU SALK. good at stepney combined, with tilting table, can be bought the subscriber the statement that this FA R No reply has been received to a telegram C7 old. He had been 101) acres of repeats Saturday, years Monroe. Conn. Nearly for $1- - Also two mint coolers anu some goou world would be comparatively a Paradise if WEEK, A sent by Uev U. M. Wilklns, Tuesday. Mr D. C. now of land : a large bouse, nearly new, newly paint for sale. Conn. to the complete line of Laces. gardener for Gately, water eider barrels Newtown, there hud never been any money paid Millinery Slamaroneck, N. Y., when he was iu ed; two barns and a blacksmith shop; Clergy for speaking pious words. Claiming nas brought into tne nouse; plenty woou, uniuer OR SALE A snial I quantity oi union eea. to be the followers of Christ, the Clergy ought FRAMES. Ladies of Trinity parish have pur- charge or the uuDiier iactory, ana and fruit; only a lew rods from churches. 1T Knuuire ot BUliTON BKOTiLEKS, Trum to be indicted, every one. for swindling, from chased a New Home sewing machine, lso been gardener ror Mr uarapoeii. schools, store, post omce, etc. rue cnance oi bull. Talniage dowm W. PLATT, Newtown, Conn. French Wire well-wo- rn ..ate In to a life time to buy a flue place, cheap. Price, in all colors. in payment, two old and January, he was compelled 3&U0. NO. , using, part Apply to J. W. JOHNSON, tOM SALK--1 choice Lots In machines which have a good record give up active labor, Dut was not con Nat. Hank, Bridgeport, Conn OR 1'iftv Building Park. valuable services fined to the house until a snort time Shelton, overlooking Kiverview for during many years, ago TrwiUNIi A buffalo robe. to MICH- - Terms easy. Several Farnis tor sale, oiners nd to two Apply - fitting out boxes and barrels of clothing took his bed but days before V AKL KKATISU atthe Kubber or at Hunt- - IO lOt. IIOIISCW 1"! SKI!. " VAnw.ftv. LIFE INSURANCE. APRIL 2 for distant hs well as his deatn, which was caused by dropsy having Farms tor sale or to let can nnu cus- I$mS 6EORGH DUBJELQ.KI missionary fields, liigtown. similar work at home. and heart disease. He was unmarried tomers by sending description of them to 1 Counselor at with Mr Malachl I OUSK ANU LAND FOK SALE. .Viy place CHARLK.S W. SHB:LT0N, Law, The Hartford Life and Annui TO nd hoarded Keating. IX ill Cutler's 'arm, Monroe, comprising Shelton, Conn. T. O., Birmingham. Mrs Eugene lioswell ha moved luto Two brothers, Messrs Patrick and John oiw.nt nine ui-e- s of land.with bulldlnirs there Insurance of Hart 37 2mL.T3ST on. in 1.A1LGI, FOK Tlie laie oi ty Company St., ZBxid.g'epoxt. Mrs James Turner's houie in the Street. Keatinsr and a sister, Mrs Troy of Bots ror particulars, inquire ti FARM SAIjE. properlyIn ford, survive. Kev P. Uonohue attended Elm street, Monroe, Winton French, situated the north ford, Conn., under tne baiety APRIL 10. 1 oartot Tasuua, Trumbull, containing about The House committee reported ad- the funeral at St. Kose, Monday, at p r. kakon OP IMS!). Lorane B04S was sired by 140 acres of land, two dwelling houses, two Fund furnish a the ereat prize horso Kevier 2!i7, winner sum System, plain, on the bill the Fohtatuck m.: interment in St. Kose cemetery n barns and other oui numungs; in.nu iu versely giving of more prizes in lHiSS than any other Percher-o- in or whole to suit low cost ot Itod and Keel club control of the Messrs Putrick Keating of Danbury, In Lorane will make be sold part purchasers. safe, Insurance, at STAE fishing Stallion America. Enquire of B. H. FRENCH, Stepney Depot, ELECTRIC CO., privileges of the I'ohtatuck and Its trib- Patrick Keating, Michael Keating, John i lie of ISMS at Greenfield at tlO at time Conn. about ONE HALF the ordinary WEDDING, utaries. Keating, Patrick Keating, Michael ot service: to warrant $13. He is a standard DEALB3 IN bred weight 1350, age three years and Rock tor hatch-- cost of old line EXHIBITION OF NEW DRESS Keating were bearers. horse; o. ITiOR SALE Plymouth Eggs companies. Mr A. S.Tuttle of Hawleyville moves six inontllSv ,ireennuiu nui,uu inc Hi.wkiiiH. Unhamsand Miles strains. Those ot In BIRTHDAY, Electrical to Mr Thomas Brew's Mr Brew KKU POTATOES Northern grown Seed i.anre, ize. tine markings, bright yellow legs thinking taking Supplies house, Maine ana w lute star tor and beaks, prolific layers, three fine yards. to Mr Albert Buel Judson Bray. 8 Potatoes, Karly l ou mnu surance are invited to examine OP ETEKT moving Danbury. sale at BTic busnei. uiiAKL.r.fs Eirsrs, per is. nggs suerai hw., GOODS, SPRING GAR DESCEIPTI0B. moves to the I F. tenement house per OAstuiui, 75o D. C. PECK, Mt Pleasant, Camp Until the death of the husband, late Holding idge, Conn. per setting. our before taking poli ANNUNCIAT0SS. BURGLAR . from the Mllius place, and Mrs 1'hilo Newtown. System last Fridav night, Mr and Mrs Judson AIUIWJ I J ALAEMS, PUSH BUT has moved from to Sr.K.lJ I'WI "I. nwcwmg J a cies. PRESENTS, BATTERIES, Hawley Shepaug Bray of Botsford were the oldest mar 1'otu.toes of the followinz kinds: s i.KT.ettuc Plants from cold frame MENTS AND CARPETS. MEDICAL Mr A. I.. Hawley's. ; ua ana more Ki.ish Thii mi'H. a Brood ylehler of excellent r iwintered over) tine large plants lor hot TONS, BATTERIES, ried couple in town years two weeks Rose. oeasr Mr quality, earlier than Karly - or open giwuu 6, Vi. CLOCKS, MOTORS, ETC. have passed since their marriage. W UlTK flOWKH, a grettL ui Kiiwh i4iai- Table lettuce reatly April 1. I. C PECK, JOHN J. NORTHROP, Agent, The funeral of Mr Jsaoc L. Ferris will was a boutiu Britain yicmcr THE BELL HANGEK'S HAHS BOOK. avenue Bray, who native oi itv. Keens well. Rosy Mutts, resembles Pleasant, Newtown. FUCE he attended from the Fairfield and one of nine children, of whom but K.liriV ItOSC Very BIUUU.llt kiwwo i..iri, , i.i'.o WATCHES, 0HLT 1 BT KAIL. M. K. church, Bridgeport, this week well, no rot. VV.H H. BL Uli, Htdgeside Farm, UlVEJNOTlCEinai i nave uougui; one. who lives in Bridgeport, survives THEREBY A. E. at Conn. Friday at p. in. in Hedding Kidge, Conn of Lathron Sandy Newtown, lived many years his adopted town of Hook and will keep Groceries and Dry Goods JEWELRY, - 426MAINST.,BEIDGEP0RT. Newtown, and unassuming, riHK W1AKD FLOWS have no equal, for sale at the lowest prices, a. goiujojs, IMiitt liad a tus-- quiet yet L 1 land shies, swivel and sulky Mr William has hard esteemed bv his neighbors. Besides have uome anu Sandy Hook, Conn. DIAMONDS, le with rheumatism, but 1 able to move plows on exhibition ana tor sale, A FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING wife, he leaves a son. Itev Edward L trv one. before vou buy. Call on or address. i A FULL ASSORTMENT about once more. , B. P. O. Conn. RENT In Taunton, a rami oi iiuuui RICH FANCY 07 Brav of Southineton. and two daugh J. FAIRCHILD, Hawleyville, TO ...a iiividnd Into meadow and pasture. FOB MEN, BOTS AND YOUTH JUST IN. GOODS, Mr William B. who cave ex ters, Mrs Oliver Bctsford and Miss Eliza ANTED For a permanent place, amar- - There is a good house of 12 rooms, with suita- Sniflen, VT - ble nut houses. AnulV to MR JOHN STEVENS, THIS WEEK, WILL HAVE NEW WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Choice Groceries eel lent satisfaction while In ofllce Brav. rled man wno uniersianis mrinnii?- or to BENJAMIN before, had reached the old age or Will let farm on shares, or pay liberal wages next, floor to the premises, THE D.M.READCO. has been postmaster at Sandy lie ripe fn u timroiirrhlv coinnetent farmer and team CROUCH LEY in the depot at Bethel. & SKILFULLY REPAIRED AT 0? ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON appointed vears and six months and his death was - HEMP.INGRAIN BRUSSELS Hook, vice Mr ueorge wiuton. ster. Farm only 2 mile from Westport de- caused Dy Old age and oi tne well stocked ana in oruer. HAND AT weaKening pot, runninguonn. i. CARPETS. Mr Martin Hook of ISotaford haa physical iorces. uev J. l. iioyi atienu M. RAYMOND, Westport, been ed trie iunerai, xnursuay at i p m, at r ANTED A man to work farm on WARNER, CLARK & TAYLOR. Lowest kjj. the house, and the burial was in Cold iiY shares. Must he a practical farmer of FLOUR. GLW.Faircfiild Living Prices. is a flour are Mr Alfred Brltton of Taunton is very Spring cemetery at Botsford. Messrs good habits and have awiiewno goou If you are not pleased with the you All mail orders are delivered with TRY MY FINE TEAS, COFFEES H. eook who will board owner ot the rann. in Henry Botsford, George Botsford, quire of L.EW1S kuwahus, anepney, liiiiii. using, buy or Huesell Warner. Edward Ives, Burton express charges postage prepaid! - AND RPIfTRS of Interest done at the were bearers. l H1TE Klower Potatoes for sale, line seed FRED. HARTH, 357 MAIN STREET, I.lt tle vai Sherman. Henrv Fairchild V ."k! ns. board of the T stock. ner bushel. (J. flit. by of the executive Youiir His son, Kev E. L. Bray of Southington, Pleasant, Newtown. l. MadeWliitofrom all Old 'Wheat, ofLoai, SEYMOUR B. BEARDSLEY, Keimbllcan club. 1 he regular monthly a ner.hew. Kev Spencer lirav or mew 189 Main street, Danbury, Conn. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. was held at Glover s SSan' York and relatives from and ANTED A sober, indurtrious Man, fond LONG HLLL, CONN. meeting hall, Bridgeport vv of horses; steady employment CLARK Uy Hook, Thuroday evening. elsewhere were present, as well as many teed PIERCE SON. at Gem WARNER, i WATCHMAKER Irom Newtown and vicinity. of the Valley Stock Farm, South Brltaln.Conn. "AND CO. B. Intends to re BOSTON DENTAL Mr Clifton Falrehlld 1 POPULAR SONGS, no two alike, sent & TAYLOR. 420 MAIN ST.. near Fairfield turn to New Jersey In a few duya. The neatest bargain yet Is the fine Dress I 7V for 3 cents, bv mall. duress isiiws- - Satteens, worth 12 cents a yard, at L. B. DEALEU, 1015 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn. JEWELEE. M. Booth's. can also be bad ol M. B.Terrill IT'S MIGHTY GOOD Ifon Hmith 1. Glover. Dr E. Smith, They f STALLION SEAiSON, 18. The Dealer in gold and steel Spectacles and cellu SENSE V. Hhultis are from the A Co., Hook. QOv DR. WARNES, Trof T. delegates Sandy lOUJ Standard stallion "Town Talk" lo. OF POULTRY loid Eye Glasses. MANAGES. Younir Kenubllean club to tho annual S5M, sired by Alcantara, record 2 23; he by NEW STOCK E. t. Ifawley has the largest and most com me sire tnufc ev- - GOOD OF convention of the State George wiiKes,i i ... igreatest noli i a With H. M. Robinson for the A SET TEETH Republican line of shoes In town for Spring and er liven t uitni , iuiul uy Aiiiiioii.ii.aiA7i NETTING past To will meet In New plete IS 2 and attend the Special Sales now in League, which Haven, Slimmer wear and cheap too, quality consid sireof Catchlly,2 14, McMahon, 21, seven years. ' progress at April 0. other fast ones. Town Talk will make the REDUCED THE BEST ered. Also a now line ol the celebrated Hart season at the Fair Grounds. Woodbury, Gonn. In all widths and Wire Fencing of all kinds,Barb v ford shoes, from fl SO to S; the best matte Ho was exhibited at New Milford, Watertown TO F03 $S A large number of wild geese paused and fairs, first over Eibbon, Buckthorn and the Linked, at Taunton In their northward and warranted. Danbury taking premiums Worth $15 H. N. pond ri no A ...... 1 as it .i...... i,i. O . t.. n ILt . . t Which is always the best, requires YRES', flight and unsuccessful attempts to cap- L. B. Booth has by far the langest and finest mill tlCIM'l lUblllll, OUlllCDa ULJJ, for were Woodburv. Horses handled for speed and All at lower prices than ever, at Headquarters ture them made. assortment of Taper Hangings ever shown In colts broken. Stretohing town. Teeth extracted, without pain, 25o. As, by doing so, you will save time, which is a big Mr William C. Johnson has purchased Choice Groceries Teeth filled without pain, 60c e If you awake aud restless PLASTER ! PLASTER ! HAWLEY'S. the plaster and grist mill of Mr Frank A. your cough keeps EDGAR F. IS AT Gold filling, warranted, $1 up. item; money, which is a bigger item, and and ob. I - patience, Mallett of South Center. by night, take Ayer's cherry pectoral Bova Scotia Plaster for sale at a price par toa Teeth Cleaned, 7 5e. , This 60c-Teet- tain Immediate relief. remedy allays which is right. Gas Administered, which is the biggest item of them all. We can fit heals EDGAR - you Mr Benjamin Maynnrd, who recently Inflammation, the pulmonary organs. Grinding will also be done in a way to accom F. HAWLEY'S, extracted free when plates are wanted- and restores health. The soon- - J save moved from Brooklield to Mr Andrew tnduoes sleep modate the public at regular prices. '., Mta Ol All work dons in a skillful and satisfactory quicker, you more money and tax your N in has er tho better. F.llf As he makes a of Fine Teas.Coffees. patience Ichols' place Taunton, painted, you begin . WILL. C. JOHNSON, specialty manner. . - less papered and thoroughly renovated the . NEWTOWIf. Crackers and Canned Goods- Try our Black Tea Nine years experience, four years in Bridge-- 1 than any other house in the in Two gooU Brooms for 25 ocnts at L. B. SOUTH OEKTEE, city. house. A room has been reserved At 40 and 48c. pound; sold everywhere at port. The best references furnisned. Booth's 60c- - which lunclr, or fish which they may i 60 and . v Office hours, 9 a m to 8 p m. NOW IT IS GOOD have will be for SENSE caoght, provided par 1.1. Bt vie mill Bizea ot Kubber Mats turn ties of ladies and treutletncn who visit Ixtit-- promptly at low prices. HHmple For every man or woman to buy where can the lake, to row or fish. It Is also hoped cliefiriiniy miown. CUAKLtd JS. HAW1.EY, they that MrMaynard may be able to pre canny hook. BUY THE CHEAPEST vent llleeal ftshlnsr on the spawuing KADLKV'S l'HOaFHATK.the old rcliablo. DECORATED DINNER,TE A AND TOILETWARE crounds of the noble bass which stock Korsaleliy J. t!. JOiLNsOJI, Jfilm (Street, -! is a the. lake. Slonrou. t vnrv mMrt Btrictl 7 fir. And, if anything certainty, it is that Ayrea' store FOTsJlTOBI I i.lRa comrosertor nsncd ,!OK SALK A tirade Durham Bull, coming rainfs. P'jrol-- Bric-a-Br- ac is the and best in Ten pair of oxen were quickly sold at two years old. line lt.A.uiAKiw. oil and tha behest prat-- 8 of pi meet;. cheapest place Bridgeport to quality. l in endless Wooden, Tin buy Mr Charles Scheldell's third auction at Hawleyville We have received a car aro prepared ready for tha rush .i.i variety, just Thty t st.icd-.ir- c r.n ! Thursday ; il00to $134 5 1 ijew-oa- shades and o'or? your lonard's yards, MALKMapen Fertilisers: Potato -- per pair. Purchasers were Messrs Wake 17Ott t!t per ton; Corn Manure. 41 per r. i iip.r.onnt ot their purity ami pi e t co . e- and Rogers' Plated Ware and everything per William Banks, Z. B. Wilson, ton; A. brand, :! per ton; and otner oranua. i:i'T tra oiler them n t'3 s'.orj Bradley, Plumb A YVlntoii'8 lione. Henderuon's Sieedn, propertiea, BOOTS ti. J. Broetnltx, A. Sanford, J. ward ueana and EoososirAi. Faint to the House Line at SHOES, the wonderful new Hush Lima Hose cover 1 taining Furnishing prices To well, Kdwln Booth, Frank K. B JOo d.ico:!. t;;:0 fr Jloii il sell the best and ask the lowest is the Ie, per packet, uy niau. iinwre, Barly ! price secret Heelev. Oxen and cow will be auc Sinks, Leail Pipes, etc, at reduced price. To MAINE Choice PEE BUSH. r.T. V. , two co. iiiuto and blaire Plants la seaiion. VV. FROM stock. $1 si i. which defy competition. fills our store tioned at II. U. , that with Rumsey's, Bedding Wlll.l-.l.Kli- Truuibnll Center. Conn. , Vice fntl t hxppy purchasers and Vn a Kldge, Saturday, iatb, 11 a. n. pnrrli.tie IOli 8ALK A pair of d Steers; household nrord of the name of . l? ! everitl tons of Hoof Hhavlnirs, the Mr Homer F. Coniro moved Into To-.'T- . has fertilizer iu the market. STEPHEN SAN 'T. I V. Joinit. A.b-t- ) nd Is r t the house with Mr Michael Byan k'OKl),l)t Uedding Khlite. !'lf."-r'x- Paints i'uil'tu.it STERLING BROTHERS, at ine isuooer. C0E& WHITE, Iu nd tloiter C'nv!-i3t- t wonting J O'l'lCIC Creditor of Lester K. Warner of '..dfKltm Steam rncismr". ' !A Newtown nro to their Mnulrt i - " Mr W. Is home from requested present for 1"r.ei.lit.n ''ili!- Harvey Chapman cliilrns to Wlllium J. llwcher, attorney K-- 7 BISHOP BLOCK, COI VV C YQJ!L JIT, the academy at Cheshire, on a wild Lester It urner, at oneo. l.KSTKR it. MAIDEN LA3SE, i. 'ST., BRIDGEPORT,' Kplscopal 560, 562 MAIN ST., IVFT. . B',oe,x,.Established in 1835.- - s' WAlt.NMt, W.J. Uemsher, iT01do3t vacation. by Attoruey. FOE SALE BY PHIL0 NICHOLS. Crockery Store in the State. .... Piano and Gold Watches to be drawn, April 5, ' FR1DAT, APRIL 0,1889. our daughters, rejoiced In our prosperity. CARPETINGST viaitcu uiiu coimui beu us iu nun

aftllction and buried our dead, and, dur & L THE SECULAR PULPIT. HULL II. S. BUCKIiIAN ing all these years, his character as a ROGERS, SPRING STYLES IN W.B.H-AL- Christian minister and as a man and gen tleman has stood and now stands with PAPER HANGINGS. B. & I. s re Stoves, Has removed to his 6c out stain or spot and entirely above Gold, Bronze, Embossed, Micas, COZZFJETS" proach. new store, where he will Have Hade A CHEAT REDUCTION U Price for It cannot be placed in any great de Satins and White Blanks, the gree to the credit of this people that his With Borders to Match, Elegant be happy to receive all stay here has been so long, so much long In and in Price. Trade. er than the average pastorate of these WALL Design Cheap ofhis old customers and Spring -- V. "T.f:" to his CURTAINS, PAPEE, Fine line of Curtains, complete with Fixtures, times, for,prevlous comlng,changes Frem 86c. at BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION Si: XZZS this is not con up, to win new o0nTOIs,,a HS God is our refuge and strength, a vary present were frequent and people hopes many TAPESTEY BRUSSELS from. 60 per yd.upward help in trouble. The Psalmist. sidered remarkably easy to please. But ones IHGRAINS from .40 per yd. upward it Is due largely to the extraordinary tact, HOUSE MftNISHING GOODS, EDGAR F. HAWLEY'S. by strict attention OP and other of this man, ORDERS SENT BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE Buds of Fragrance. prudence qualities to business, low PEOMPT ATTENTIOX. who has In a great degree exemplified . prices Bettor bo small and shine than be great and the of the Master HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and cast a shadow. Rev Thomas obeyed injunction and with & when out his "Be ye square dealing DRESS BROADWAY 19TII ST., Brown. sending disciples, THE WASH HEW TORE CITT. therefore wise as serpent3 and harmless FARMING TOOLS, all. ALBANY I have often thought upon death and I aa doves, H0ITSAT0NIC E. B. ftud it the least of all evils. Bacon. And the people at Poquonock are to be IRON AND STEEL, as much on the ac- H. S. BLACKMAN, HADI LIKE. God Is the first great principle, lie Is congratulated nearly DENTISTS, 1880. under base and quisition of the pastor's family as of PLUMBING, TINNING. FABRICS. February, the power, the abiding if 388 Main street, BRIDGEPORT, Morth 7 08,10 0 am, 460, 10 of our human life. Brooks himself, for his frood wife is almost, background In as Conn. p ra ; freight, S 5, 10 SO a n, 9 10 not quite, as excellent her sphere ""5T Opposite Cannon St., Hawleyville, 7 0 40 m If there is one evident in the ID .A. 3ST 33 , 1ST 1ST. Sunday, 80 am. Arrhr 0 60, a thing he is In his. And, with her two accom TJ CO 12 4 7, 0 20 milk world's it is God not. Bridgeport, Conn. Our of IS, 60, p m; Sunday history that hastcth plished daughters, forms a trio of most Spring Importation 7 20 pm; freight 4 IS a m, 4 IS p as. All haste implies weakness. George Sab- TRUMBULL - CHURCH, Xorth S 7 10. efficient workers in the choir, the OFFER THE PUBLIC 46. MacDonald. bath school, sewine circle, ladies' mis DO YOU WANT" 10 40 a m; 6 03. 0 25, 0 65 p m; Suday PAINLESS DENTISTRY REAL FRENCH PRINTED 7 43 am- - South, 8 88,0 28 a m,12 46 in sion concerts, entertainments, 01,3 One is never more on trial than the society, Moderate Prices. 0 40,0 08 p m; Sunday milk 7 06 p sa. moment of excessive good fortune social gatherings, etc. MOTHER BAMRUPT SALE. At L0SG HTI.Ii, Horth 6. 7 25. 10 SS a a, 6 10 he will TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. 6 10 10 7 40 a m.Somtk Lew Wallace. If Mr Merwin accepts this call, . UUIjU f'lJji-ilM- A Bl'lHJlALiTV. Good value for SATINES AND 88, p m; Sunday your ay leave here a roll of church membership We never wedge the Teeth before lining. 6 31,0 22,11 68 a m,S S0,6 88,0 p ; Sua-d- Tolerance and come with age TEETH FILLED WITH GOLD, 1 up milk, 0 60 p m. charity at least 50 names than when he This time we have a stock of , - " ' 75c i our larger by large V r " 8ILVKK, .Wand money Try stocit, STEPNEY, North 0 7 81, 10 11 10 a and experience. I see no fault commit- the " CLEANED, 75o SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS 27, 25, a I could not have com came, notwithstanding neighboring EXTRACTED. 2io 5 10, 0 46, 10 23 p m; Suday 7 Hi ted that myBelf off all of VITALIZED AIR 50c which is made up of South 8 0 27, 0 11 60 a 20 city of Bridgeport draws nearly administered,we 30, 18, m, 3 mitted at some time or another. our The Vitalizod Air. like the air breathe. is 6 82.8 Snndav milk S 4 m--. our vounsr men and very many of perfectly HARMLESS and can be taken by SSin: " The heart that trusts, forever sings or old. and Horth e 7 10 40 as young women, the ecclesiastical society any one, voung variety quality We display some of the rarest botsford, so, i, js, u And teols as light it had wings. Loss Gain. iu o A well of wit bin Its free from the church and Sabbath What was One Man's is now the Public's BEST SET OF TEETH, AVARRANTED, 8 001, pm, Ejunaay sua aa pence springs. debt, which will suit. and has ever 00,south s 0 e 11 40 a m, 0 Isaac Williams, school harmonious and prosperous and There is no better made, no matter now colorings designs it is, is, 10, 3, is much you pay. I'eopletrom abroad can coirio 8 45 pm. Sunday milk 0 42 p m. dies when It ceases to be everything in good condition. in the morning and weartheirnow teeth home been our privilege to exhibit, hewtowh, Horth 7 20.749,104s am, ia a Christianity the same day. All work warranted. . . 6 7 11 O0 m; S 13 jfj-Th- is 84, 07, p Suday a us. A . And then what will remain for o omce is located. aggressive. Christian World. permanently Customers m search 01 choice south, s 00,0 a. a 40. .4 vacant when at all, by Goods-G- OBVILLE HECTOR, D.D.S., 10,002132 is pulpit, supplied, The DR F. Ij. , . , I 6 08, 8 87 p m; Sunday milk 0 30 p a candidates that never find by uhle. not be 7 places, Bankrupt Dry The Dentists,- - patterns need reminded hawleyville, Horth 68, s 03, 10 sa a Items of Interest. students the Albany 5 7 11 IS half fledged fjom seminary, 388 Main street, Conn. 1220, 42. 17, p a ; Sunday 8SS ut Bridgeport, the has the Bossuet composed his grand sermons by old and worn-o- clergymen, and, that early purchaser IE South 3 40, 6 02, 8 64, 11 26am, 220 SANDY HOOK. 4 62, 8 30 m ; milk 0 on his knees ; Bulwer wrote his first nov' tnot witu occasionally choice 07,6 p Sunday 10pa bH,, umuu H removed what was left of the W. E. Lewis Bankrupt Stock benefit of a large and va Learefor Bethel 8 65,11 SO a m, 20, 4 46 els In full dress, scented ; Milton, before & Co's 0 42 p m; Sunday 4 62 p. a. From BMfcat commencing his great work, Invoked the soon find some good man in whom we of Dry Goods to J. A. Christian riety. 8 IS, 10 85 a m, 1 88,4 05, 0 13 p a ; Sun- assistance of the Holy Spirit and prayed can all unite and that everything may go is day 4 20 p m- - Superlative the very BRADLEY'S PHOSPHATE. BR00KTIELD JUNCTION, Horth 8 8 45 that his might be touched with a on as smoothly as before ; but it requires 08, lips CHAL0N CLOTH , 11 01 am, 12 45, 5 62, 7 27,11 Su- live coal from ofl' the ; no to foresee that the child Minnesota New 45pm; altar Chrysostom prophet's eye , best 8 31 am. South 2 8 8 45. 11 IS will witness St-- day 11, S3, meditated and studied while contemplat- is no yet born who another Main l-- 1 360 Bridgeport Process Flour that Bradley's Patent Phospate for all At 12 2c. a m. 40,3 68,6 83,8 20 p a ; Sunday milk a of St Paul. here of 25 years per yard. 6 For 8 8 47. 11 17 ing painting pastorate Crops; the most Celebrated in the 02pm Danbury, 0, 06, wheat will make or This is a beautiful Domestic Ging a m, 4 00, 6 65, 8 25 p m. The largest congregation in the world, And have added thereto the entire stock of Ready Made Cloth New England States. Prices given in DANBURY, Arrira 0 16, 8 20, 0 02, 11 82 a m numbering 4.100 members, is on the STEPNEY. monev buy. You can store or at depot. ham in handsome stripes and plaids, 4 15, 0 10, 8 40 p a. Inn 35, 7 45. and Goods purchased of the Assignee 8 10 45 a m, 3 5 8 island of Hawaii. Over 00,000 Feejians Mrs William II. Stebbins of ing, Hats, Caps Furnishing L. B all colors ; also the fabric to 30, 35, 15, p a. Southport it at plain AND gather regularly for Christian worship. has been of her Orriu of the Oak Hall House. always get DAHBUSY HOSTALK SIYISIOH. guest brother, Clothing & color abso-- with its and 200,000 Booth's. CLARK-- match, every warranted BEThel, from Danbury. s sa, 0 42, 7 41. 0 n Madagascr, rpieen riatt. low we WARNER, of Iter subjects, is ranged on the side of All of which we now offer at Bankrupt'Prices enough fast. at our Print am, 12 07, 3 48, 5 12. 0 26, 7 00 pa Mrs John Alouist has been very sick lutely Displayed For Danbury 0 60, 7 65. 10 14 a m, 1 10 the Cross. In the Friendly islands there 30 TAYLOR. 32. 6 6 7 19 For Haw- at her home in Lower Stepney. hope to clear the entire stock out in the next days counter. Please note that the price is 4 50, 30, 35,11 pm. are .'10,000 Christians, who contribute leyville 8 00, 10 10 a m,l IS, 8 60,6 58 p WILMOT l-- 413,000 a year to religious objects. Mrs Emeline Ward and granddaughter Do not forget the number, 360 Main St., next door to Youngs HAWLEY, 12 2c per yard. HawleyriUe 8 55,11 45 a H,3 35,6,0 67 of Oranze, N. have visited George REDDING, Horth 7 46, 10 00 a m, 1 03,4 20 The latest Hirures the Sal J., Book ONE CASE GINGHAMS, 10c. 7 11 11 South 0 48. 9 20 a respecting Briseo. and Jackson's Store. & REYNOLDS, 28. pa. a vation show no of disinte- " c. 1213,3 10 pm. Army signs choice stock is Do " " 6 64.614,7 gration or of lessening numbers. At Mrs Frank N. Burr and son of Daniel's Come early and get your while the complete. RuBjber Paint. " " " 5c. JEW Y0EK & NEW ENGLAND R. R. Christmas, there were 1500 more arm have visited Capt X. W. Seeley. not fail to secure some of these bargains. Each and every article UNDERTAKERS, KTTBBE3 FAINT officers than at the same time in 1887,the PONGEE SILKS. Horember 11, 1888. C. C. Sherman of has vis-- NO. 98 STATE Best Paint In The. World. present enrollment being 7107. Gen Woodbridge wnrrnT1f pri fiT, ..tlv aa renresented or the monev returned. STREET, WOU SALS li X HAWLEYVILLE, East 7 65. 11 80 a m,7 01 p I L;v nno vy CONS-- , FOULARD SILKS. 8 SS S 30 Month said, on commissioning the 7000th ilia ramuvja BEIDGEPOET, - - Hear Main Street m; West, am, 45,0 pa. i BEWTOTH, Eatt f8 a m, fl2 04, 17 CO p m; he to live to see the Mrs John Gilbert of has B3TA11 from the INDIA SILKS. ofllcer, hoped Bridgeport calls, Day or Bight, answered L. B. BOOTH. Wait, IB 48 a m, IB 23 p m. David 'Office. 70,00Oth ollleer commissioned. over been at Hubbell's. WASH SILKS. SA5DT HOOK, East 8 13 10, 7 IS p were Oils,18 8.ViO,000 exj)ended, last year. Miss Emma Hubbell visited friends in F. BOYLSTON & BROTHEE, GEORGE B. HAWLET. - 11 Chapel Street nu West. 8 43 am. 3 34. 0 P a. CHARLES E. WILMOT, - 12 Prospect Street We exhibit in this SOBTHBOBT, East 8 16 a a. 13 10. 7 84 p The Farmer's Voice that a law Opening o says Bridgeport. JOHN B REYNOLDS, - 6 Highland Avenue, FIRE INSURANCE m; West, 8 33 a m, 8 S4, o p a. has been recently passed in Waldeck, The of "House of 92 FAIRFIELD BRIDGEPORT. sale 500 entirely new effects in a superintendent AVENUE, Germany, forbidding the granting of Randall's Island, N. 1 ., has j STIRN & WALKER Furnished at Lowest Kates in from 50c. to SHEPAUQ R. R, license to addicted to tefuge," the and these silks, prices marriage persons given to C. E. Osborne an order for a 500 Main Conn. Oldest Strongest Hovember SO, 1888. the liquor habit. ? v; Street, Bridgeport, American and Horth Collie dog and several of his noted Nun Are selling all Wall Papers at a discount of 40 English companies. $2. HAWLEYVILLE, ISO 5 45 p and Live stock a m; 8 25 am. ArriTin,11 20 a A promise of God seems a very sim- pigeons. Rev Father E. Corcoran of arriages, to 0 car cent, from last year prices. Gut Pa. Farm property spec- Sunday a Baby 35 4 50 lOo-- Eoll and up. Other Papers 6o. 4 pm. Soaday pm. at first view. So does the Brooklyn has bought Mr Osborne's Col o VoUmnnflno Btrs ialty. AGENCY TKAVELERS' SAMPLE SILKS m ple thing VB lliauuiaiiiiUB T' jjoll and Oils, Gloves, Varnishes and FOIt SEEPAUG, Horth 8 45 a m, 5 68 p Rhoderick. mxcii v,a.ao, mvj- np. Paints, Hartford Mutual, Hartford 11 acorn. Mo one who did not know the lie, Sir wuvo, Brushes at bottom County Sunday 8 38 am. SouU C6 a sa and are the Oldest and Most Reliable Firm in the State. prices. New London County Mutual, Norwich 4 88 facts of vegetable life would dream that cles, etc. Tolland County Mutual, Tolland Wonderful bargains in these 415 pm: Sunday. am. there is an oak tree enfolded in it. In HATTEET0WN. desir-- Insurance Oo.of North America, Philadelphia Carriages made to order and upholstered with any material chables jonas, Continental, New York will continue.. NEW HAVEN & DERBY R.R. a single promise are folded an Infinite Benjamin Crofutt of Orange, N. J., has Merchant Tailor, Commercial Union, London goods Phenix Mutual Life, Hartford February 4 1S89. variety of promises and adaptations, laid visited J. B. Parmelee. He has rented ed without Extra Charge. Church St., Newtown, Conn. Union Mutual Accident, Chicago announce Lombard Investment Co's Guaranteed Mort- B0TSF0ED, Leave 11 49 a S SO p m. Arrira up and not appearing until they are his plnce here to Edward Booth. I beg leave to that I have received W. B. HALL & CO. n, fine lot of and the gages. 10 30 a m, 5 20 p nr. wanted. When man takes a promise In OUR PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. a suitings overcoatings in Fidelity Lon and Trust Company's Deben- 1 stores at Newtown and Bridgeport, where I will ture Bonds. SHELT0H, West 9 48 a m, 4 37 p nv East to his he finds it unsus Miss Elizabeth Turncy has visited her 9 sa. life, developing be pleased to wait on patrons and will guarantee 13 27, 82 p resources. It comes In to help uncle, George Turuey ; prayer meetings CHABLES JONAS. A.F.CLARK. SANDY HOOK. HEW HAVEN, Leave 9 20 a m, 4 10 p m. Arrive pected visit. satisfaction. and to comfort him at points where he every Thursday evening during her F. & Brother. ' 13 65. 10 pm. never dreamed it could be of service Boylston HUNGER & STAPLES, MONTKiNANi, any ESTABLISHED X85O. to him. Or M. li, Vincent. DAHBURT. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, H. J. BAKER & BRO., 215 Pearl St.. New York. Shelton. John F. CulT of 17 White street has Pinney's block, We have P ho t o e r, P. 0. Conn, just purchased graph (THE NEW QUININE). Sermon. the news and business Birmingham, OVER PEQUONNOCK NATIONAL BANK, Weekly bought stationery Office S- - H. Solicitor of BAKER'S COMPLETE MANURES Branch of Hubbard, A assortment of sizes and The text, my hearers, la to he found of J. W. Northrop. ratents. large 304 MAIN STREET. Good Cheer In the writings of an ancient prophet. It Are lasting in the soil ; wonderfully increase the crops. .. of Type for printing Hand- of man mo COUGHL1N BUGS., styles CABINET PICTURES S2 PER D0Z. Instead Is this question, "Will a man rob God?" SHELT0N. Are absolutely cneaper oiuuie jruuiura awji iiuiu iii guuu wuuuiuii. Farmers have used them on the same land year after year, bills and Posters, and can get them Large Heads, Grand Panels and Life Size Despondency ; Now you might nsk part of this question are such results that would not be without them. liridge port. J. C. Field and T. B. Burgoss and have obtained they for crayons. to a man Mid he would feel Insulted at it contain fuU value, aa , DEALERS IH FINE GOLD WALL PAPEES, up in attractive style Auctions, Interior and Ont Door Work a Specialty. to open a meat market, corner Howe ave They always money I have no Agents to pay and do not Misrepre Energy by Take some of our citizens who are up No cheap materials are used in their manufacture. OIL TINTS. FEESC0 B0EBEE3, DECORA at sent my worK. nue and Division street. other have better crops. Entertainments, Lectures, &c, Day, right, honorable mcul Ask them, "Will Tried alongside brands, they produced TIONS. WINDOW SHADES. FIXTURES, ETC, First Class Work a specialty. Wheeler A. are specially compounded to furnish just the plant food required reasonable you, man, rob?" Will you take your Deputy Sheriff Horace and They very prices. v as Sleep by by each crop ; make a trial of them and carefuUy note the results. J7OK SALE New White Oak Cart Bodies, without his permis E. Hewitt are appraisers and James afford to be without them. as can be made. Price low at L. B. neighbor's property No progressive farmer can N13WTOWN SAVINGS BANK mail filled. KOOTH'S. Night. sion? would be astounded at the Wakelee administrator on Charles Smith's Orders by promptly They Newtown, Conn. No audacity of the Insult. They would say, estate. AA Ammoniated Super Phosphate, Incorporated 1855. WARNER, CLARK & TAYLOR Opium. "What do take me to be? A thief SO ton. A Fertilizer. PHIL0 CLARKE, President, WM. PLATT & CO., you r SOUTHPOET. Trice, $37. per spletulid, high grade J. A POWERFUL TONIC. 1 C. H. NORTHROP, Treasurer. Will 2 lbs best Black or Mixed Now, Brother Man, don't get angry. give A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM, a last Charlotte, widow of Pelic xn Bone Price $32.50 ton. Honrs, 0 a m to 3 p m; Tuesdays and Fridays, don't suppose you would steal penny Died, week, Fertilizer, per ironi 7 to 8 m. "PRINTERS, Tea for 90c. The greater bargain HEEV0US PR0STRATI0H. w .t ..;-t- A All the above made p a Hezekiah and mother-in-la- of h'!"' .rnwl" a the A, but thoroughly good. ' THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AXD SUCCESSFUL from your neighbor? I have not single Phillips Cli.'iiiical Fertilizers on hand. Full in ever offered in teas. 81. Burial at Greenfield 'ntl !i;:e f nil cuisbihtly paiticnlars NO. 9 WALL STREET, ri.im D KIKlEIi. Sunerior to auinine. fear that vou would break Into a store Ed Ilenshaw, um-- free. Send for one. 11. "Facts for Farmers," mailed DK. N. DI3TTS, Jr, Mrs Caroline Austin, Astoria. N. V, says: and steal goods or go to yonr neighbor's Hill. Hook. BRIDGEPORT, ------CONN. PEERLESS "Last Winter I ran down so rapidly from ma- - Dentist, Sandy laria that I would faint away sitting In my bam and lead away and sell his FOR SALE BY EDGAR F. HAWLEY, NEWTOWN. Teeth extracted without the use of - 1 new secretly CEEENFIELD HILL- - pain, by chair.- beard of Kaskine, the quinine. all Nitrous Oxide or Ether. Teeth DYES Using it three weeks i was well." horse or his cow. But, for that, you (laughing gas M. D.. in New inserted on Celluloid or Eubber. Money for Do Tour Own Dyeing, at Home W.F. Holcombe, late Prof, are a thief la God's "Howl" do The last cargo of onions shipped to V paid Thvv will dve They are bo id every Tork Optn.Hospital and X.Y .Medical College, sight. FOLSOM'S is allowed on sets. Will call at the everything. months use of Kaskine I In In this New York netted 25c .a barrel, hardly extracting M. W. STEVENS, where. Price lOe. n package. They Imve noequal writes: "After five you say, surprise. just way PHOTOGRAPHIC house when requested. Brookfield every for Strength, Brightneu, Amount in Packages cheerfully state that I have found it superior to for them on the STUDIO, J. or for Faatoeaa of Color, or Qualitiea. to in its specific power, and You will doubtless acknowledge that enough pay delivering A.BEAL, nesday. Manufacturer of quinine entirely 40 TO to tbe boat. At the They do not crock or smut; colors. free from causing any disturbance God has made you. But the fact of life MARBLE AND GRANITE HEADSTONES, EN EDGAR F- - HAWLET- - hearing." BISK 1IH3 CU W .AAU T I1IIUU. u.v . service on to that Mak 46 DANBURY. ETC. - 1 Implies your part WESTP0BT. NEW NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, WHITE ST., PETIT DUO, Little Duke, CLOSURES FOR CEMETERT LOTS, StSST- medical advice, f per bottle, six bottle for have ever aone LATEST IMPROVED So. Sold by druggists, or sent by nail oa re er. Yet what act you 340 Main Street, The Percberon Stallion, No. 4167, will make his ESTIMATES FURNISHED. of conscious that w ere Mrs Mamie Butler of Bridgeport has ceipt price. xraane with the thought you NEXT DOOHTO LIBRARY BUILDING, thirl season at the barn of S. It. Thomas, Trum- Dealer in all kinds of American and Fereign joe ax., afw ora. It for God. Have Broth visited here. ORGANS AND MU- Ct , Daniel's Farms district. Terms 120, HORSEPOWER doing you not, PIANOS, bull, Marble and Granite,. inclnding the eelebaated HINDERCORM8. cr Man, robbed God here? We all recog Rev A. N. Lewis returned home, last MRS. J. H. F0LS0M, Proprietress. $5 at time of service, the balance when proved Machines for THRESHINO CLEANING is SICAL INSTRUMENTS with foal. No business done on Sunday- WESTERLY GRANITE! Groin, alao Mackinea forHAWIXi WOOD comfort to tbefe-t- . l5o. at lrnqriwt. HooJaOaX,M.T nize that time on earth one's through week. J-C- and examine our work. aaam with Circular nd Co- - Father. We Acknowlodaxd l V. , Cut Kawa, the favor of the Heavenly OF ALL KINDS. by aU to bo &tt Thomas Qulnlan will build the addi Conn. M- - Rava too CooehLBroncbitu.CONSUMPTIVEaitluna, Inalaitlnat Eaa know that God has appointed for man FOLSOM'S, Danbury, E. J. M. D., W. STEVENS, THE rest and for tion to John D. Wood's satchel factory, PECK, NORWALK, CONN. ; one day in seven for worship Late of New York City. mm oexeoHTo uunuaav auv im una, hiwi Now, do you worship God on the Sab BEST or do the of SOUTH H0EWALK. Office and regarduur N. PARKEU'S bath you spend great part Residence, EASY DRAFT. OURABILI T QUANTITY CF WORK S a a p a a a a mm the day snoring In bed? If you are one riMIK UMbOAM At the Brookside stock farm, you can CHAS..J.HUGHES & Bushnell TdS ft. W. GRAYS SONS, Cleaaies and beautinea 1m kaic bed-ri-d Swan - of these Sunday souls, then you St.UrTJJ'aCTOKEIU, Promotes a luxuriant erowth. And saddle and ft-sT- I'nTnSTtSa SOU coach, road, draught, Successor to E P.Hattertown,0. ADDRESS, STEPNEY, CONN. Navar Fail to lUatora Oravl steal 12 hours from God every week, i sJliltinaris P. O. oX 90 jjlflilUil'O'.i 5 Tfc general purpose horses, of the best qual- ,,"i s;pi.ti, Hair to ita VmtHiAiI Catar. In Book to sorue-thin- ff PrTnaa Daadratf and amir falllaaM God tells us his give Animals are warranted as & BRIDGEPORT, CT. to the Lord. But how much of ity. repre CURTIS HUGHES, JEWELER. ajjaijuajJaJJ sented. Before purchasing, go and look J. J. DUNLAP, 362 Water Street, foot of Bank. Income goes to feed the hungry llJinMnn your at this stock. You will be well paid for Umbrella and Parasol We ask renewed attention this season to and the to Hanrt-Miul- clothe the poor carry Gospel trouble. The and best .Stratford Granite and our stock of Nova Scotia e Woolen JSideJoBacK a of your, largest Gloves and Mittons and our line the destitute. Are you not robber stock of horses in Fairfield No Repairing a Specialty, Stockinets, Aching Sides and Baek, Hip, Sidney and Uter- to come county. .si.. 3 o Imported Guernseys. No garments liavo ine Paiua, Kheumatic, Sciatic, Miarp and God In this respect? There ought ever been devised to take the place ot these relieved in one minute the deception. Marble Works- - 382 Main Street, Bridgeport. as do Weakening Tains, by some serious reflections about this mat Guernseys, combining they great Anti-l'ai- n Pianos and Organs repaired and tuned Connecticut National Bank Building. warmth with perfect freedom for action. Cuticara l'laster to more to the pain-killin- g of God out of, his dues. If We also wish fully introduce The first and only Instantaneous j ter cheating ' and in the most manner. ont door rail- I en .. All kindi of Cemetery Work, in Gran promptly thorough notice of all workers, drivers, 25 6 for At our strengthening plaster. cents; fl. I we would shrink from ' ' road and the comfort wronging ite or Marble, from ' artistio ' design Send for Piano and Organ Illustrated Cata- men, sportsmen, great druggists, or of Potter Dkuo axo Chemical G. and safety from wet to be derived from a Boston. , what Is not ours, shall "Used in reasonable pri- STALLION 0. D., Co., by taking Up, and best Stock the market, at logues. suit of Oiled Clothing. It is not expensive, is 1 TT1 amin l Fechter's Famous Foiricon. with the God and " No simi ces. furnished on Letter- ,...... ami in order and will I PuuPlesoiacKneans,cnappen we not be honest Judge " Tired Out," Energy," and Designs application. Foaled May 17, 18SS; bred by George Swinington easily repaired kept whenever indi- in Cemeteries a Write for infor warn off many attacks of cold, rheumatism or The Creat Hair Produeor. before whom we must appear? Ponder lar expressions, heard, ing specialty. reo-or- d um ar xrara auwc am ai.a of Leicester Junction, Vt sired by Aristos; pneumonia. n 1 cate a lack of vital force, which, if not mation or come and iee us. With these go Eubber Gloves, Mittens aud 3end for history of aadj aaa aaanlaa ancient "Vow and 3-- JVoa. 1 these words of days, - 2 27 4 ; sire of H. B. ; record ot which we have a stock. tAUUiV.1 ataaa. prloa 91 remedied in time, may lead to com Opposite E. E. Station, Stratford. Winship Finger CoU, good aeada enfclraly m paroauy Dauu Selah d The to horses and harnesses A pay unto the Lord your God." and nervous double H 06; Gillig three-year-ol- record Z 83; damage by FAIItlCVS Na.s, 76a. ruouxas aura Darxsa. plete physical prostration. rain and sleet storms is well known to every Por aale by drocsiata. or aeat aa rooetpt of prioa. Ayer's Saraaparllla is the best medi trial 2 28 1-- 2; by Daniel Lambert; first dam by owner of horses. One of onr oiled Canvas Special oooraa, SIO. Qui i"aamniirnnB afjioiaail. TRUMBULL. cine to vitalize the blood, build the Covers will prove a complete protection and n: HTEat UKUIDV , Xcw nana, Caaa. up Redpath; second dam by Bambletonian Monarch; rnav save its cost mauy times over m a storm, I mUHmm Tar -- p lar Tao, HI 9 aanarr. tissues, and make the weak strong:. These however are little side shows. Onr PAELOA'S COOK BOOK. In thelBEK was a statement that the Stock Hamble toman. Cover. " was con- Ridgewood Farm, by Eysdyks main business is in Large Quarto. Lithographed t commence! to use F. V. church and For nfcarly three months I of Over A few months ago Poriuonock Congregational fined to the house. One of the most Conn. WILL STAND for a limited number mares at Pure Leads and Oils, Ship 100,000 rarloa Cook Books have been F., Kos. 1 and for baldness on the crown of Danbury, Chandlery, sold. Mailed on of SO i, 1 had called ot to receipt ets. by any mv head. Tue spot U l"lrel over and . society of .Windsor, Conn., celebrated physicians Philadelphia my home in Newtown at $20 warrant. . Engineers' Supplies and bookseller, or ESTKS A Boston, aa aa rest head. 1 am discover cause of , - looks gool tne of my unanimously Itev N. T. Merwin to be failed to the my Materials. Mass. - verv much and would highly reeom. trouble or afford relief. I continued in 1889 STALLION SEASON. Dredging pleasedone who Is bald or wants come their pastor. Whether Mr Merwin atmut Gershom H. In any ot these lines we are very dtffienlt to BEST SOIL, CLIMATK AND mend It to any a bad way until a month ago Piatt. to Our stock "CAPIfQ In thicker hair. to the call when I to take Sarsapa-rill- a. Quartermaster 4540, S150 match, and impossible beat. J AilJliO Location the Sonth. F. B. 13 Park Row. X. has or Intends accept began Ayer's obtain- - COLMAS, Engineer, accepted acted like a charm. I have Silver Chimes 6618, $100 Post office. Bedding Ridge. is full and complete of the best goods J. F. MANCUA, Clareinont, Va. is not known to the writer,but one thing. It able. It is no trouble to show goods and po- V.City. gained flesh and strength and feel ever Wilkesdale 4541, $50 and lite attention given to all. All who have seen tbe bald spots on the ven two. are certain, that. If he does In so much better, (shall continue usinjr Montwood 7592, $85 Spectacles Eye Glasses. we have a oranu ot uigars made irom tne The Chase Nurseries. back of my bend, tell me the kalr Is growing the until cured.'' which we sell i tt- ont in I am satbtaed tend to accept, the people of Poquonock Sarsaparilla completely A good assortment of the very best, as well best imported stock, only by - tj;..-- good shape. perfectly John V. Craven, Salem, N. J. not foal be that rarlcon is nomg tne vori. Mares proving with can as the on i Will inform readers that Wfl D. are to be congratulated oa the acquisit " I find to be an cheaper kinds, always hand, at very PLUMB & WINTON'S and cost but'little more than cigarettes. Drop you pleass your A. STEBBlSfs Marlboro, Him. Ayer's Sarsaparilla returned next season without low prioes. in anil try one. - have permanent employment for honest, temper. ion of so good anil able a man and that admirable remedy for the cure of blood charge Eever Undersold. I MADE WITH BOXING WATER. diseases. I and it does the for service. xeiepnone. aai energetic men, solieitinp orders for our fmit and his will leave behind prescribe it, Pure Ground Bone KEW X0RK PRICES - both he family work every time." E. L. Pater, M. li., WATCHES,CHAINS,SLLVER WARE, and ornamental nursery stock. The business is ' 1- AND men here many warm and true friends, not Manhattan, Kansas. Montwood is 16 -2 hands high, a beautiful bay JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &c. easily and quickly learned and successful ora . rrnnA aataviaa wttli -- .1 w atwk In the church and society, but Be turt and ask for and exceptionally well bred, having1 the blood of B. BONE FERTILIZER. , - .Q.nini.n tt - . (In,w only SN1FFEN, nook. i first-clas- s, Woodford, Mambnno. Pilot, Jr. and Almont-- A Sandy The best Fertilizer en the market. Bone Ma- W ANTE I) stock is hardy and true to name. the surrounding community - throughout rare chance for farmers to raise large, stylish, nures are now admitted to be better than chemi- We are wanting a largo force of Smart and Those desiring full particulars will plaasa ad- a man, commencing Men to sol tor C0-- Coming here young Ayer's Sarsaparilla. salable horses for a low THE NEWTOWN One on ton lots- - Intelligent travel and uit orders ns e. CHASE tt , S3 Pembertoa SJ., and re price. LIBRARY: cals. trial will convince; $30 j,,,. his ministerial work here having FBKFA&KD BT Will bo open for Books Cash Tallow. aton' drawing every Tues paid for Bides and Ma- - V ' more or leas, he I S 8 9 - Liberal Terms to if of - mained here 25 years, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. day to p m and to in the evening; Satur- j Beginners & frem 10 am to 12, 1 5 6 0 PLUMB & ture "T !ms been constantly with us, lias baptist--; $1 ; tlx bottlea, $&. Worth 5 bottle. BUNDLE WHITE. day to p m, to In the WINTON, Ae. ' & Kaas. Km tr'v r cdour children, married pur sons and. evcnlngf. Bridgeport, Conn. 8.T.CANN0N CO., Worcester, i:ads v.tth co:ur:3