JThe Automatic Tool Co. The Automatic Tool Co. M.';, of South Norwalk, Conn., of South Norwalk, Conn.. Saaufaeturee aallk-bot-ue i Is milk-bott- le prepared to furaieh cap, plaia, ? ! appif aaa vxd or priatea, at low pricea aaa la quaatitiae aaeaial naetocaj Ut1m prea to auit purchaser; maekiaarj. Bast Norwalk R. R. Station. .Bee Factory Oppoatto Eat Norwalk R. R. Factory Opposite The NewtowM

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HOME uuuaune. All NEWS. kalBomlne are unstable and arnanlta-- uwuB wiw The Melbourne Cancer and off on giue," Bake, ' AT LIBRARY CORNER. NICHOLS BOUND OVER. nib clothing. AUbaltlne U ' QEORQB a natural tnrf rfniVK- i- . - Cure Co. OCmenuWall,ooatln? to over JU STICK C. S. PLATT TBIK8 HIS FIRST ued Caa b carad CASK. piaster, wood ceiling, oly by 64 Bank Ct., brick or canvas in the place m St., Derby, wall naoer and Vaianmi. of ivlvrjl mdr that will Oure Cancer at their Sanatorium and guar- V&George Nichols, a colored person, was plain or ornamental work, freeoolng or cure. also treat mild on ? Tb ofteoT yo antee a positive They - . taken into custody Sunday morning, 1 wiu an. or- cases and old sores at your borne If desired NOW-- charged with attempt at burglarious dinary wall bruah. AUbuUoe, when top it with he iWl. and cab send you a blood medicine that wil entrance residence of William P0'17-'?55- 10 or a11m thm t into the 11 cleaniarfaoe powdara cure Internal growth of all kinds. Corres- E. Hawley at Hawleyvllle, also intent will not or scale or rub off from quicker wtQ it rrtom. solicited. References gladly given. a assault. the walls and re-1- pondence to commit felonious It oeUlng.and Id ! mini? Generaay.L daoke Established for eight years. Your, Summer Suit seems that Miss Helen Hawley was may be ooatd inAni.u n.i.r! roused about midnight by a noise and other preparation for the purpose! Is. here in the Corner Store. saw a man at her window, which he had zZtVtt F"uioem wail coat- torboj right Library reached by means of a ladder. She ing that hardens with U aa - irragdmr bowvla, ad will AA age, dura- It will be an. easy matter to find it, if you jnst gave the alarm, which was responded hlft thA will Irolf alnwtu tevriaMy CABBAGE, TOriATO and in and ask us about the matter. to by her father and brothers. An apply It. Albas Line was the only wall LETTUCE PLANTS. drop inspection outside revealed a hat and coating need on the plastered walls of Twice Value is the keynote of our offer. pair of shoes, which were recognized uwu i'uuu r ur Duiiainsm. Transplanted. is n-- 1 Lane's ROYAL Powder , w4 3 it. When you a suit here you with the con- as belonging to Nichols, who had ; Baking indispen- wu iwirdM) htahAit . j Family JOHN RECK & SON, buy buy worked about 10 days for Mr ploma. R. H. Beers & Co. sell A lab as-- 163 Oak St., 985 Main St., Bridgeport. sciousness that the suit is RIGHT, you do not make mental Hawley. While some members sable to the of the finest Medicine notes suit with other new suit of the household, called J. A. preparation ( tool laxative) wQl eora hmmi comparing your every you hot-breadsjp- ?, Turner and other neighbors. Harry Jls mchm mkort see in own mind. , V;-- re- and muffins. There should be much la order by fgalaliBis; to settle the question your Hawley, armed with a revolver, cake, practical help tba bamlt and tba for raiavtyoratiac to-u(Bj- . no mained at the house. Soon the man We have no excuses any of our stock, be in the article at Omar li The Nichols appeared on the scene and was of singers, 00 The Gift A Cornell. Florist, matter how low the you know that it is impossible taken by Hawley and are sometimes to Song," with practical adrtoa oo At 102 White St., DAsremRY, price charged HarryC. Housekeepers importuned 'uiw w.buir.innn stme. to secure better value for the same money. his father, and Sheriff B. Johnson other because are will be one of the MelbS,n a.litnt ti isvrste luali M fill all orders for anywhere -- who man. He was (milmi Will called, arrested the buy powders they "cheap." ( Vnturr. In It mi m,tll 111 . J ui That is the .basis of our does it interest before Justice C. S. Platt on should and I such - and proposition, taken Housekeepers stop think. f of her own beglnnins- ss a maa Cut Flowers .5 and on the testimo- tlonr. At Sa. SOo. . - ; Monday morning, wwLim drugUC. Floral you? ny of Miss Helen Hawley, William E. powders are lower priced, are they inferior? t.ua vu tug ouomiaers ute es- a! Designs and summer suits in: all the custom was bound over sentials In building op soooeasfal You may trust to his care. Spring leading and Harry N. Hawley, Is it economy to spoil your digestion? career. o.: 619-- 5. to the term of the Superior Telephone styles and or domestics fabrics, hand tailored, September C. imported ' court under 8500 bonds. Attorney perfect fitting. H. Northrop prosecuted. Alum is used in some baking; pow The " Royal Baker and Pastry ders and in most of the Professional Cards. because it is $15, $16 $20, $25, $30. THE CHURCH. Cook" containing over 800 most phosphate powders, The BRIDQ BPOIHT. CONN. 50, $18.50, CONGREGATIONAL, practical and valuable cooking re- cheap, and makes a cheaper pow- Albany Dentists, j W. jr. v ceipt; free to every patron. Send der. But alum is a corrosive which, Crown Beecher, ADDRESS BY KNVOY A. H. ANTISDALK postal card with your full address. taken in food, acts injuriously upon and Bridge Work A Specialty. .OF THK SALVATION ABUT. liver and ! Booma 25 and 26, Sanford Bldg, Bridgeport. the stomach, kidneys. DM RBCTOR UftLB, Office In Newtown open on Saturdays from 9 Sun- a. m. to 3.30 p. m. At the Congregational church, ST. CONN. day morning, Envoy A. H. Antisdale, ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO.. NEW CRri. 'MAIN JOHN BRIDGEPORT. of the field department of the Salva- DO YOU WANT Albkbt L. Sohuylkk, M. D., tion Army, gave a brief address. He PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. said the Salvation Army was not a Phone Hook) 29-- 5. nor did it pretend to be a new auto- A NEW :JSandyff-1- church, boss and Vincent, at the home Carriages, harnesses, horses, HARNESS Hours: 0 a. m., 12.30 p. m.. 57.30 p.m. denomination. The Salvation Army Egbert Mrs L. can be of the bride's parents, Mr and mobiles, all found at The Or an Old On Maadad? W caa aooomtaodata yoa. OaH ad aa as vaca I has been born of necessity. its work H. Elsenboss, in Brooktield, last week Blue Ribbon Horse & Carriage Co., F. J. Game, M. D., is that of reaching out and lifting up a a who have fallen. Thursday. Bridgeport. They carry complete Office In the David Beers Residence, to better life those assortment of carriages and wagons, The Salvation Army- - is here to co- Is and harnesses to match, and In fact, W. W. STEVENS CO. Newtown Street. with the churches. Mrs William Turner of Taunton sta- a operate Originat necessary for horse or 16 7 8 m in New York for a few days. everything White St., Office Hours : 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 and to p Sale of ing Z7 years ago it is now escauiisneu ble. If you want a new horse call on in 52 countries. Its paper, The War them and will find from has a circulation of Frank Bates and family are with you enough H. Cry, attained Mr Mrs which to choose. They represent both Db Walter Kzebkan, 100.000 copies a ween, a large per Mrs Bates1 parents, and Charles gasolene and electric autos and rent . akd Subokon, of the weekly edition is sold Li. Briscoe, in Taunton, for a few days. or com Physician SVITS centage To-da- such by hour, day week, with LADIES' y Hook, Conn by the ladies in the saloons. Mr Bates has returned from a visit to chauffeur. Also are Sandy in 800 towns and cities Jamestown petent they 7- -8 it is established the exposition. to We Own 8--9 m. 1 2.30 and m. ready make repairs and carry sup Offer For Sale ) to p. Office Hours: a. ' in the United States. The Salvation - Outrighand 18-- 3. plies lor autos- Telephone: McLean's. has "67 industrial homes In the Summer drinks, birch beer, sarsapa- - At Army irinsrer ale. etc.. bot to First : tailor-made- s. - had a season United States. The Army through rilla. by the glass, Buyer M. D. Reduced prices on We've great suit fur- S00 Celeste A. Bkitbdiot, this spring in spite of the backwardness of things weatherwise. We haven't such its free employment bureaus has tle, dozen or case, at Morris Special aharaa Unr York. N.w Htm A Hartford TT.tlni.fl and Surgeon. a number of suits at but what we have are of the best, and those nished to 100,000 men and the dozen bottles, Better Stock (OoaaecMcnt Hallway A UibUu Oompaa Prafarrad J I Physician Conn great present will never it. employment price by deoda 4 per cent, pay able q aarvarlr. Price at aad tat iSb State Street, Bridgeport, who take advantage of these saving prices regret women, 95 per cent of whom have been get some. u tax to ootaere in uosDecacai. .nr.mii).1e1 Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. satisfactory to their employers. En IIOtUM) ProK5enc HocuriU. Company fm. tX. May. 1BS7. Price M and n. - v- - $25.00 Suite, $20.00 $22.50 Suits, $16.50. Anisdale 01 tne worK ror t leiaiBR u per cent 1 teee oooas are rn.riaumrt mrlaclaal aaa tate Office hours from lot w voy spoKe At the Methodist church, Sandy doreementby Che N. V..N.H.AH. B. fc. Co. $17.50 Suits, $1250. fallen women, the Army having estab- Hook, Sunday morning, Rev J. A. Os-- " lished 22 homes officered by Christian nave ror Walk-subje- ct Dr Frank E. Judson, More 800 borne win nis tneme, HINCKS BROS. & Bond women. than girls have been lngr with God." His evening CO Dealers, Dentist. restored to lives of purity. At the will be "Profit and Loss." 207 State Street, 57 OBNTIB ST., BKTHBiL, OOHN. Sunday school session he also spoke M. E. Church. McLEAN BR.OS briefly and took charge of the Sunday Opposite 1 Office hours: 8.30 to 12 and to 6. --3jt 221 Main 157. school class of Henry M. Smith. The Southern Jubilee singers, under 221-- St., Danbury. Telephone TlLIPSONI, 5. G. A. Morris, will appear at the Happy Days in June," by Jean Methodist church, H riday evening, A. O. Bear!; oices of Praise," by Harriet May 31. Their programs are varied,' J. McGown, Q., H. by of the old time OPTICIAN, Pierson; "Beauty Everywhere,"ana -- consisting principally The National Oenn. Edith S. Tiliotson, soiaiers plantation and juonee songs, uueis, City - Bank, South Britain, True" by Ada Blenkhorn, from "Songs solos, and stories from the iiioj-i- 5 Wall Street, Eyes tested and glasses fitted at patrons are selections quartets, ana home without extra charge. Will respond of Summer Time," the Southern lire by uunoar many .... BRIDGEPORT. - - - CONN. .Annt-x- tn 'nhnnA or uoatal card. Does Ever Look being rehearsed by the congregational other writers. These entertainers Money Sunday school for Children's day. come well recommended by press and For Men public. Tickets, 25 and 15 cents. DR. S. E. ALLEN, Good To You? " We offer to with Conn. Mrs W. B. Glover and children depositors every advantage coniistcat, Hattebtown, in M. fteckford, 111., conservative and the most coartcou treatment P. O, Address: Route 16, Stepney Depot, Ct, IF SO COME TO US. passed Sunday Bridgeport. Mrs H. Keeler of Women banking; M. Mrs G. Ludlum and is Administor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- You save are marked in We Mrs S. Hawley, J. extended to those who may desire baaldag facilities. in treatment of eczema, catarrh, can money here. Our goods plain figures. - Mr and Mrs A. McBride of Danbury and Mrs E. P. Hincks of identifies ialist plies,trouole and headacne. do not ask We sell reliable goods only, b urnl- Bridgeport Xhis mark the highest neart failure, stomach treatment. instalment prices. high grade were visitors In town, Sunday, dining were at the Inn on Sunday. or and women s shoes Medicine furnished for this h ture, Liace Curtains, (joucn covers, tne Kina tnat pay in me long run. Grand Central hotel. type men's Terms reasonable. Consultation ree. ilugs, o at the Presldrat, 13. We invite you-t- call and inspect our merchandise. No tricks practiced old at $3.50. And though leather Frank MlUor, Cha HouhM here. All marked in We and your was E. J. Morgan came to Newtown, M. Tr-i-lII-, AMt Ckakxoss S goods plain figures. repair upholster Edward Cole of Pittsfleld, Mass., in his and labor are now more costly, we B. Platt, furniture and make. visitor in town. Sunday, registering Sunday, automobile, accompani maintain standard which has am amd hotel. ed by Mrs Morgan, Miss Edna Morgan the high Teaeaer Piaao, Org Taeary, at the Grand Central and Miss made Zenith Shoes famous and NEWTOWN "30NN. ttuth 'iopping. xney stop & Co., Inc., A. C. Lake of Bethlehem passed Sat ped at the Inn, remaining till Monday which our label guarantees. Mrs BuckinghamESTABLISHED 1842. urday and Sunday in town, stopping morning. Zenith Shoes for men and women James Gordon, at the Grand Central hotel. ' , mater- - If It's Made of Rubber We Have It.' Teacher 1 - - are made of the finest quality 77 5ifat Street. - Cijs?o G. "W. Hall of Brewsters. N. Y., was als and have Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Pri4port? James Patrick Sullivan, a visitor in town, Monday; stopping at by expert shoe makers, Lessons. Ensemble. Kennedy, hand-wor- k Class When buying like to KNOW that they are getting the real Herbert Arnold, James Ferry and Jo the Inn. more in them than any - - Conn. thing; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them, are men on other $3.50 shoes. come in Niwiown, Most and to feel that the Drlces Dald are just. Then shopping seph Knapp the working They becomes a pleasurePeopleand a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the future, simply the new nouse 01 .tienry jsx. omiin lor When the next S. N. E. T. Co.'s Di he latest styles, in all leathers, and when lookine for thinirs in cold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice Contractor H. C. McCollam. to name should a 44 a r Oscar Pitzschler & Son, cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera rectory goes press your n sizes wmcn insure nt lor & ana DliiDoous ana cara cases, ware, s be in it. This can be done if you order Barbkks Hairdressers, neia glasses, poctcetbooics, art lans, wnningor uui yapo. Chauncev B. Marsh of New Milford very foot." Hook and Hawleyvilla, Kepalrlng. JJlamond setting and engraving, .ttyes examined aay mgnt. a telephone before June 1, at which Shoes a Newtowa, Saady ted glasses made and guaranteed. Go to passed Saturday night at the Newtown time this book goes to tne - Zenith Special are $4 Bicycles. Newtown Shop open every day. Hawley ville Inn. printer. open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday & special high gtade. n.Jv.in.rshop Hunriv Hnnk shoo ooen every week TAYLOR GREGORY, control Zcrnth Shoes exclu Ex-Senat- M. Houlihan made a Morris, the grocer, has some more of We day. Only first class work. Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn. J. Get and sell our new and and best line POOL TABLE. flying trip to Hartford, Friday. that delicious maple butter. busy sively them in We show the largest of and get some before it is all gone. He Enlarged shoe section in our base- How to invest one's money so that has a suddiv or screen aoors ana win ment salesroom. of dealer at In M. it will pay 5 or 6 per cent interest, and dow screens to keep the files out. bicycles any popular prices. Griswold Bragaw, D., have it well secured, is often thought a Call on wheels of us do not for the to be difficult proposition. The Chicago papers tell a singular buying you pay and Messrs Burr & Knapp, Bridgeport, and hold-u- Physician "We Call Attention ft will how can story of a p and robbery In the Special they explain easily this office of a business corporation there, name but the value in the wheel. LSurgeon, be done. We call attention to their Bloom and get Cor. Main and Bank Sts., o advertisement in this week's recently. Charles another Andrews Building, To Our Harness. published official of the corporation were present. Outfitters to Woataa Ckildraa New Milford, Conn. 4 o paper. also Miss Clara Marcus, stenograpner, Hn, ad Guaranteed bicycles, $20 to $35 We are ready to fill our harness needs no matter when two men entered and covered Northwest Corner of William Cartwright of West Corn $23 Main Hours: 8 to A. M. 1 to a, what they may be. We carry harness of every descript- the other two with revolvers while Street and Fairfield Arcane, Office 9 of wall has been the guest, the past week, was taken from their pockets, one or to o r. in. ion in stock something at about any price you want to of Mr and Mrs E. S. Lovell on Queen the robbers then fled, but the woman Bridgeport Conn. - j ' Prices of street. as be Tires. House. pay, repair harness, and make harness to order. caught the eye of the other Bicycle Residence: Park View of of New turned to go, ana tnis conversation 3 9-- 12. always'call for the best value. Mr and Mrs David Curtis Telephone Connection: mi of Haven spent a few days here, last followed: Over 3000 Tires to select from. $1.50 to $3.50. - of Mr and Mrs Charles "You look too decent a fellow to be 4f? of week, the guests this kind of thing. Why don't All Tirea cemented on free of charge. DENTAL PARLORS. Ferris of Sugar street. doing honorable?" . m you take up something tl.i nnf.1Af. ami wAltahlA Wldel of oa-- used for Wooster-Atkinso- 1 need tne money, repiiea r modern and scientific appliances mi n of Mrs Clark Jackson of Brookfield has "and this is the way I can The Corner m The Co., been the guest of her parents, Mr and bury, only DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, of Mrs in xaunton. get It." . 1 Till 1 . J Tires. Clam macKman, I'll ten you wnao a 11 ao, persiHteu of Carriage sturgeon Dentist. Office in Postofflce Block Cor.Broad and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. of New MilforC. Miss Marcus, smiling at the robber; -- 43 of Hon Homer L. Wanzer of New Fair "if you will lay down down those re- We are headquarters for Carriage Urea at loret pri field was a guest, last Saturday night, volvers we will give you a good job Good Shoes. of Mr and Mrs 11. M. smith. right here." Dr Battam, "No chance," replied the robber. "A DENTIST, Roland D. Northrop moved, last fellow can't get work in this town." Automobile Tires. Bank Strkt. Nkw Milford. week, from Mrs Horace Northrop's She persisted, however, and finally Men's fine' Calt Boots, welted house to Mrs Lizzie Northrop's house appealed to Mr Bloom, who joined in in Palestine promising the man work. He then soles, goat leg. All sizes carried in stock. LEONARD'S INSURANCE crave uo the 'revolvers, whereupon Mr AGENCY, Riding Mr and Mrs Clifford Stoddard of Bloom seized them and covered the 4.00 New Haven were guests, Sunday, of man in bis turn, having the police Men's heavy Calf Boots for ACCIDENT. Mr and Mrs Oscar Dikeman. They called to take him to prison. Miss work. FIRE, made the trip m a large automobile. Marcus has denounced the conduct of K,oibter Clothing. Old Mr Bloom as decidedly mean, and the 3.50 Companies, A Fine Assortment The Hopewell Improvement club Chicago Inter Ocean sides with her, Men's Farming Shoes in all Boys Rubber Coats, $8.00 up Lowest Rates held a sale of fancy articles, cake and Had her bargain with the young rob Mens Rubber $2.15 op of ice cream at the home of Mr and Mrs ber been carried out in good faith leathers, Coat, T. E. last afternoon there was a chance of making a good Men8 Oil Coats, $2.00 up S. New Platt, Wednesday man out of him, and there is little 1.50 to 2.50 Dr B. Todd Goods and evening, which was enjoyed by so Women's Corn- - Mens Oil Hats, 25c up VETERINARY SUROEON, good number. The company were also chance of doing through the tricky unlined stylish at entertained-witr- music and course pursued to land him In prison fort Shoes, turned soles Mens' Rubber Hats, 75c up New Conn. j speaking Springfield (Mass.) Kepuoucan. Milford, Lowest Prices. Quite a goodly sum was realized by 3-o- o the club from the sale. Call a S. N. E. T. Co. canvasser and Women's oil tanned Kangaroo X- - IEV let him talk telephone to you. The Hubber Sundries. LEWIS. Dr W. C. Wile has just received a next directory goes to press on June 1 Calf Shoes, Manufacturer of handsome new automobile that differs so order before get in your that1 3.00 Robes and The Peck & Lines Co., entirely from any other car in town. time. Wringers, hose, gloves, tubing, packing, rubber boots Harness, Blankets, It is a Johnson steam touring car, and 30-hor- horse covers Goods. 185 to 307 Middle St., its fuel is kerosene. The car is of Rovs' and Girls School overshoes, robber sheeting, druggists sundries, Stable a Gustavus Bette took in the perform- elastic mat-tin- g, Ct. power. It has long, graceful ance of Buffalo Bill show at Shoes, All Prices wagon boots, stockings, supporters, rubber mats, John St.. Bkttwokt Bridgeport, body and is attractively finished. The the baseball auto machine carries live people. Dr Wile, Bridgeport, Monday night. This is the store that sells goods, sporting goods, supplies, etc, etc Let Me Write who has been seriously ill at his home, t Vmmn onrl Tarrywile, is now improving in health A call at the millinery store of E. H good shoes at right prices. ioods at once. LOWEST RATES and his speedy recovery is looked Dillon & Co., 1105 Main street, Bridge- h,holaonslstent wlth absolutely secure companies for. Danbury News. port, will show you great reductions in Trimmed Hats seasonable millinery. Here is a large I- - CORBUl l , Ageni, of untrimmed straw sailor T. Newtown. Oonn. A Mr and Mrs Henry M. Smith and array hats, The Rubber Co., and Custom Work Specialty. Carlton Smith attended service, Sun- hats and trimmed dress hats, all at Ailing day, at the Congregational church In greatly reduced rates, ranging in Hubbell Bros., 139 Bank Canfield & Davis, Brookfield Center. nrlraft that will suit anv nocketbook St., Waterbury. and Paper Hangers, One thousand trimmed hats priced 1J Painters - Famous 110 Church New Haven 32-- Geo. 10 Derby's St., 3 to $30. now are under- Bridgeport St, noun. . Telephone Mrs Dunham, G. R. Wilson and family, Mrs John from greatly IIBWIW.- -I - Behn and son, Walter, attended the Drlced. They carry all the latest Shoemakers. Biggest lia sf Wall raper sampie- 1127 Broad St., near Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. of Miss Cornelia Annie Elsen- - styles. to wedding THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907.

INONINEi PREVENTS & PNEUMONIA 56e Sonnenberg Piano Co., Murray Co., A fact that has been proven 1056 Maint., (near Fairfield Ave.,) Bridgeport, Conn. many times in cases right here 15 Per Cent Discount. at home. Bridgeport. Conn. Not only does it cure simple A large and handsome selection, beautifully finished, np-holter- colds and occasional coughs but plain or tutted, heavy ' springs and best of filling. it goes deeper than any other We present to all patrons and admirers of music Plain or figured designs and made for durability. Special medicine for these ailments and for their consideration and approval the following line Goods discount prices only at our 1379 Main Street store. fills the blood with vital forces of Pianos : Wash About time to think of Refrigerators we have an exten- that overcome obstinate colds sive line of the best at reasonable are to choke the very prices. that apt lungs Chickering,-Kranic- h This department is replete with all the latest and bring on the dreaded, often and most wanted Wash Fabrics at extraordinary low fatal, pneumonia. & prices. Linonine at ail stores 25, 50, $1. Bach, Bros- - drug Present Displays embrace a choice selection of 0 The Lee Furniture Company Qabler, Grown, the newest colorings and designs. 1379 him an enthusiastic welcome on Wed nesday evening. Batiste an excellent assortment in printed designs, all the Dew color Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. Sterling, effects, 10c 12ic 15o a yard. SPECIAL SALE v special purchase of Ramsey Oxford Suitings, Tweed enects, in brown. in figured lawns, 5c yard, at French's. green.gray and navy colorings, loc a yard. Huntington,and the ancy Irish Linen Finish Plaid Checks, tbe correct fabric for Summer FRENCH'S SHOE STORE Sbirt Waist Suits, in blue, red, gray, navy, tan, oile, white and black also light all at the has the best makes of shoes and ox- grounds, white ground with colors, polka dots, lis yard. ElsenboBS, Frederick L. and Vernon the Station, repairing platform Hundreds or new designs In I'ercalcs, one of tbe most popular laurica Elsenboss. Rev and Mrs M. Li. Burton, fords. Trade in Bethel. Piano. at 12ic, 15c, 19c a Newtown Bee. Mr and Mrs J. S. Thornhill, Miss Mr and Mrs William Scully had a Sterling Player yard. The arrive at their home JUNE STYLES Galatea Cloth, in stripes, dots and. figures, a suitable fabric for Boys' Newtown. Friday, May 24. 1907. Charlotte and William Thornhill, all little daughter Suiting, 15c a yard. Value 20c of Brooktield; Mr and Mrs E. T. Havi- - on Thursday, May 2. in McCall patterns now on sale at Arnold's Slllc Muslins in Dlaln and dotted effects, all tbe leading shades. land, Mr and Mrs J. H. Wilson, Ken- French's, Bethel. We rent Pianos and if rent to on such as white, cream, blue nilc tan, gray, brown, navy, very de neth Wilson, Miss Edna M. Wilson, purchased apply ror lightor connrmauonpiok, Htei-ze-l, sirable graduation dresses, bold regularly at 37tc Special OIBCDLATIOW Mrs Vernon Young, Miss tfertna STEPNET. . LONG HILL. the of the instrument- - z&ca yard. Miss Florence Miss Jessie price larv-- e sou Rice, Fine Printed Batiste in new floral designs, assortment to choose January I. 1881. Vores, all of Danbury; Mrs Robert " from 25c NEW DEPOT OPENED. TERSELY TOLD. , A call at our store invited, or yard. Last week. Murphy, Stanley warner or wasning-ton- ; fiEWB correspondence Slllc and Fancy Ginghams in a lartre raotre of patterns and oolorines. 25c 4500 Mr and Mrs G. R. Wilson, Miss The new depot was formally opened with coffee 50c a New- to on 12, and Having""trouble your and solicited. 37ic, yard. Emma and George Wilson of the public Sunday, May tea? If so call at our store and get a Banzai bilk. Spider bilk, Japan bilk, bilk work tiolie tines, all plain and town; Mr and Mrs Emerson Wilson of the first train to stop at the depot for We can Silk from 25c to 50c a Ten was south-boun- d pound. please you. Fancy figured Novelties, yard. Pace. Kldgetleld, Miss JNeine vincem, nassengers tbe pas evaporated apples, 2 pounds for 25c. Big line of Domestic Dress Ginghams, in strSpep, checks and fancle, George Vincent, Miss Minnie Warner, senger train. The people of Stepney IS Ice meaty prunes, 10c per pound. latest colorings, 8c 10c 124c to 25c a yard. (Left AlfJe, Front.) W imam Truesdale, all 01 jm ew a air- and vicinity ieei very mucn pleased are Li. new Fancy evaporated peacbes; these H. W. field; Mr and Mrs James Gilbert of with their depot and station all good for pie timber. We have some HART. our neighbors: Woodbury; Mrs John Bebn, Miss Lot- Agent Craig is one inch taller since he Manager. or new good window screens. Our stock of tie Behn, Walter Behn, all of Bethel; became proprietor tne depot. groceries, grain and canned goods can BRIDGE WATEK. Frank Stutzler of Brooklyn, and Mr not be our with and Mrs F. C. Stutzler of beat, compare prices Elizabeth, BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. other stores. Remember the place. CONGKKGATIONAL CHURCH NOTKS. N. J. The Cheap Cash Grocery, Mrs Robert NEW MILFORD. Carpet Department. Miss CooMdge took Miss Johnson's At the Baptist church, next Sunday Staines, Proprietress. TOWN TOPICS. services as 10.30, Li. Art x 25. CO. ithe morning, usual at F. Griswold spent Sunday in METHODIST CHURCH NOTK8. Squares 9 12 place at the organ in Congrega- TRUMBTJXL,. Sunday scnooi at noon. The pastor, Kent. 8 3 X 10 6 22 tional church, last Sunday morning. Rev Robert Duncan, will hold an even- Mrs Carrie Weed has been "Blossom concluded HOPEWELL. Large stock of Ingrain Squares In 0(. spending Sunday," by All-Wo- ol William Boaden led the meeting of ing service at 7 o'clock in the Lower a few days, this week, in the musical service in the the best Grades. MISSION STUDY CLUB. nouse. Danbury monthly 2 x 3 at S5 95. P. S. C. E. in the THE stepney scnooi witn mends. evening, for next Sunday. The tine PERSONAL NOTKS. yards Tapestry Rugs. the Y. evening. On of this week Mrs Jane and and 3x3 yards at $7 25 The Juniors furnished a special musi The Mission Study club met at the Saturday sparkle hopefulness expectant Ruth Botsford of was an 3 x 3i yards at 3 50. 10 wire Tapestry Bug 9 x 12 feet, of Mrs B. S. Beach on Frear will have ice cream for sale at fruit bearing after tbe Spring budding Bridgeport 17 50. cal which included a solo by home Thursday The many friends here were sadden home. will be in over - 3x4 yards at ty.50. program, ed to of Mrs her On Decoration day. Tnurs noticed different ways at Sunday guest of her grandmoth 9 wire Bug, 9 x 12 feet, Miss Ethel Orr. a duet by Misses afternoon, May 16. Ten of the mem hear the death of Mary day. May 30, and the before this service. Come, looking for a 50. Tapestry Glen Banks, wife of Arthur W. Banks nave evening er, Mrs Angelina Beers. 113 Ruth Treat and Ethel Orr, with sever bers were present. Mrs J. L. Cross 1132 sne win it lor sale. brighter faith. "The Past, Present, 8 3 x 10 6, Special, S9 98. 5. at her home, Park avenue, Bridge Mrs George Maboney and children of and Future of a Blossom" is the morn- and of Nor- - Rugs. al choruses. The Rev Harry will entertain the club on June on 18, 63 Harry Godfrey family Moquette Bugs In a (rood line of pastor, port, Saturday, May aged Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of ing subject. walk were entertained at B. Good Axminster floral 27 x 54 2 25. 36 xT2 , mid- The members to have at The funeral was held on Mon i- - J. Bugs. effects, Davenport, has charge of the hope present years. Mr and Mrs manoney. The Fellowship evening of the Sun- 9 x 12 922. 50. 3.75. Miss who has vis day afternoon, May 20, at 1 o'clock, 8 m. sell's on Sunday last. feet, seamless, week this time Emerson, Master Robbie Staines will enter day school, Monday, at p. Dr 8 3 X 22.50. We sell OH Cloths aod meeting. will from ner late nome. The body was a number of his to out a 10.6, Oopaline for ited the Hawaiian Islands, and taken to tbe near the tain little friends at Downey's coming ought bring Leonard Ferrv spent Sunday with 38 x 72. seamless, $3 95. Linoleums. ANNUAL CSMKTEKY MEETING. of her while there. cemetery Bap his home, this afternoon, Friday, May large expectant number, who are mends in Brussels (Basement.) speak experiences tist church in Easton for burial. Mr Z4, tne occasion nis an- for a address. The Naugatuck. Body At the annual meeting of the Cen- and Mrs Banks lived in Cut being birthday looking rorthrillingan. arms formerly niversary. invitation is Miss Bessie Doran is sick and under ter Cemetery Association, last week, GRANGE NOTES. ler's and they have many Miss Alice Gabler is visiting friends "Echoes From Convention Week," care was elected irienas in in is piace. in New York for a few Many the of Dr Smith of Redding. Darwin Keeler president On May 24, Trumbull E. Crof ut of Bethel been days. Tuesday evening. delegates - Friday night, Hiram has Mrs Elliott last week to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Miss in the place of the late- Charles Treat; will observe Children's the of George S. Coley. Beardsley left, Ferry of Bethel closes her Grange night.ex- guest Wednesday. Tor a six weeks' stay with Society convention at Danbury and school trustees, Charles H. Sanford of Bridge The committee are preparing an Mrs zaimon .furay nas been very friends in Michigan. the League conventions at here, this week. We hope - a Epworth port, Daniel H. Canfield of New Mil- cellent program. As usual cordial critically ill for the past week. At Mrs George Smith is entertaining Bethel and Stamford will tell of these anotner year to have a longer term. & Co. - O. invitation is extended to the children this writing she is a little better. ner ror You ford, Smith R. Weeks, Henry San White just sister irom Bridgeport two enthusiastic gatherings. can't Mr and Mrs C. Smith, Murray of the Daniel's Farms and but very weak, she is under the care J.fieck spent Sun Burton E. Canfield, Stephen P. weeKs. help getting cheer and hope at this ford, Plains schools and also Jiheir parents. of Dr Gallup and Mrs Jane Mallett Miss Sophia Bitterman spent Sun meeting. Good music, too. day with friends in Danbury. Treat; superintendent, secretary and Cake and cream will be served. The and Miss Fannie Burr as nurses. day with friends in this place. The Ladies' Aid society will hold E. sexton ladies of the are to Miss Mary has a few Wed- treasurer, Burton Canfield; -Grange requested Turney spent Miss" Ida Gaffney and friend from their regular business meeting, Albert B. Mallett. bring cake. days in New Haven with Frank Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of nesday, at 3 p. m , at tbe church. At MOW'S THIS? The story of this remarkable "Haven Hodge. Mr and Mrs nooert utaines. the close a brief but very important of Best,' which is not a hospital, and LOCAL JOTTINGS. Benjamin Corning, wife and children Mrs Woman's We offer One Hondred Dollars Rewurd for of Mother Mary an invalid for years Mrs is from Charles Hebbard and children meeting of the y Foreign John Keeler recovering of Sandy Hook, have been the guests of were of any case or Uatarrh that cannot be cared by but of untiring and indomitable real a serious illness. Miss .Lilly Treat, Mrs William Dana visited in New oi mis .Bid ward Bridgeport guests, Sunday, Missionary society. has been told for tbe J une by fast week. ' tjorning. Mrs jn. j. Hebbard. Tbe Junior league in large numbers, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Century who has had care of is now York, Miss Edith Fairchild of Brooklyn is Miss Belle we. nndenilinifwl. V T Helen Zimmern. the her, A little recently arrived at a few - Sadie Craft is suffering with friends, richly enjoyed the May the h,M bnnn for the sick at George W. War stranger Mrs Skin- spending days with her grand- witn a severe com. party, last Saturday. Obeney for the last IS years and boilers him caring the home of Mr and Harry moiner at mil (jrest. Mrs F. M. Canfield and sermon perfectly honorable In all business tran- ner's, in New Milford. ner. Cards are out for of daughter. The delivered, last Sunday sactions and financially able to carry oat any A NARROW ESCAPE. Mrs L. has tbe wedding Retta, of Easton, and Mr and Mrs Jfc evening, before tbe W. C. T. U. at John Beach entertained Louis which next h Born, May 14, a.son to Mr her sis- Snow, takes place a. uuauee oi .Bridgeport were guests, the .Methodist Episcopal-churc- by WAX.DING. RINNAN A MARVIN. Tuesday, her father, Henry Booth, and Sunday. of Mrs A. Rev K. was G. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunk, and Mrs Paul Montrose in Treat dis ter, Miss Mary Booth, of Stratford. is Rev Mr Wednesday, Mary Peet. Harris Smith something Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, act had a narrow four Mr St of New Haven Sun- ' It expected that Adams, Now is tbe time for a new lawn of a revelation to many in planning ion uirecuy upon tne oiooa ana macons sur- Mo., escape years trict Cyr spent Presiding Elder, will preach in the mower. We have some good mowers. the very wide and magnificent scope faces of tbe system. Testimonials sent free. ago, wben be .ran a jimson burr Into day at O. B. Burton's. Methodist church on rrice isc per bottle. Bold by all druggists. bis thumb. He says: "The doctor Walter Orr has a new bicycle, a Miss E. Iva Brinsmade of New Ha- Sunday morning. Also hand corn planters, hand garden of their work. The purely alcoholic Take Hall's Pills for Mr and Mrs Skinner and son of cultivators, hoes, garden rakes, phases were left until nearly the close Family Constipation. wanted to amputate it but I would present from his father. ven and Earl Brinsmade of Waterbury have been the of spades not consent. I a box of Buck-len- 's visited over with their pa- Bridgeport guests and shovels. Remember when you after the successes in other depart- bought Sunday Mr Hinckly. your tea and coffee at ments had been reviewed. is ex- The SAndv TTnnV TiacoHatl nlna Arnica Salve and that cured tbe Noble Davenport and daughter, rents, Mr and Mrs H. S. Brinsmade. Miss Florence Hayes of New Haven buy groceries, It J wound." 25c at R. H. Beers Mrs Miss Nellie Maurer is care our store you get the best the market pected that increased confidence will defeated the Center school nine of dangerous Miss Llda, were recent guests of helping was a guest of ber mother, Mrs Edson affords at the lowest cash W. be felt by tbese workers in view of .new .Minora & Co.. Newtown: Betts & Betts, Sandy for Mrs Samuel Ward, who is ill over prices. in the latter place, last W. N. No--J Levi Smith at A. H. Gillette's. quite Hayes, Sunday. N. Hurd, the Grocer. such splendid success around the xuursuuy, oy a score oi o to 3. ney Hook; P. J.Garvin, Bethel; GOOD again. Mrs James Lord, who has spent the W. world. j - uib, new r. J . H The Children's day music has ar- to George Peet of New Haven wm piay tnem again next week Tues- muioru;Allen nuciiuuam, was Con- winter is Bridgeport, has returned who is spending a few days here with Huntington; Joyce, Roxbury BROOKFIELD. rived and practiced by the her home in tbe village. his Mrs - is Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., Rox- ! gregational Sunday school on last Sun- Mrs T. Luckner will hold mother, .sMary.A.- Peet, Gifford Noble is improving steadily, M. PRINTING & On the Mary quite critically ill with pneumonia. it is reported. There will be of bury; J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; V day. Wednesday evening service, next Sunday afternoon. May Dr C. N. is 'a meeting tbe Oonnery Bros., Georgetown; W. B. - MISS KL8KNBOS8 Mil INCENT. school met again for practice. home of Mrs Celia Gallup attending him. Robertson shoe store building has Land's End cemetery association In Hon an & wTgrm " 26, at 2.30, at the Mrs Charles and Hawley, Sherman; Soule, ' A very home wedding was Mr and Mrs Emil Berger welcomed at Monroe Center. All are Sweezey daughter been in tbe hands of tbe painters, tbe tbe school house at Hawlevvilleon Sat Smith Bros, Cornwall A pretty a son home on Monday, May 20. Jeffery of Yonkers, N. Y.. were guests, Sun- past week. Burdick & McGarr had June 1. 2 Gaylordsvllle; that of Egbert Vincent of Bridgeport tojtheir cordially invited to attend. day, of Mrs Sweezey's Mrs of urday, 1907, at o'clock. The Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, New and Miss Cornelia A. Elsenboss of Mrs C. W. Beach is suffering with a Our stock of dress and work shoes mother, charge the work. election or omcera ana any proper Preston, George E. Falls re- - Brookfield home of severe cold. Nicholas Robb. The frost, Wednesday morning, did ousiness win oe to. A Frink, Brings good Center at the the for the spring and summer trade is Little Katberine Mc Guinn has been considerable to the attended large Village; E. S. Fairchild &Son, Nichols, bride's parents on Thursday, the 16th, now here and we have some very sty ill and under Dr Hill's care. damage gardens attendance of those Interested is de druggists. W A j, 2 m. was quite around town. sired. suits. business at d. 'me ceremony per ROXBUKT. lish and serviceable goods: Call and Craft & Lyon of Stepney are newly John O'Brien was before 3. formed by Rev Marion L. Burton, of see us. We have your size and can fit of house brought wooa en decorating tbe interior the J ustice for drunken- The work on s. P. Glover DON'T PAY ALIMONY Is church oi isrooK you.-Stepn- Merwin, Monday, often the Congregational French, at the Depot, of Mr and Mrs Garfield Flathers and ness and was sentenced to six months residence is being Driunbentsd up witn judged by field, in an Impressive manner, and THEODORE HEMMING80N. a. a. (jurtis, wno nas been among have a number of oth- a new ares was witnessed by a company of sick ones, week, is now just completed in jail. oi paint. oauUcld Davis to be divorced from your appendix. mat- large was After only a short week's illness the this gain er contracts here. are ooing tne work. There will be no occasion for It if you its printed - relatives and friends. The bride a, Dr Osborne of with pleuro-pneumoni- Theodore ing slowly. Bridgeport F. L. Griswold is having a new well bowels with Dr 8- given awav by her father. Leonard H, is him and ProfDeMorkof well. LYON'S PLAINS. keep your regular ter. costs - at his attending house built over bis He has had New Life Pills. Their It very Elsenboss. while her sister. Eva E.. Hemmingson passed away home, Bridgeport nas also been him a new Hurd. King's was of last Monday evening, May 30, aged 43 24 treating three and power Harry Bradley. Austin John action is so gentle that tbe maid honor. Her cousins, the 3 11 fu- A company of from Harmony in lor pump- LOCAL JOTTINGS. and Ernest W fa paton took In cause more Misses Cornelia and Margaret More years, months and days. The visited Far Mill River gasoline engine placed it Carmody appendix never has to little to have house were the bridesmaids. The neral was held from his late home on Grange Grange ing tbe water in bis tank. Miss Bessie Treadwell, daughter of the Buffalo Bill performance at Bridge- make tbe least complaint. Guar Wednesday at 10 o'clock, and at Huntington uenter, last Friday C. B. Weed sold a nice horse, last Mr and Mrs Thomas is a port, Monday nigbt. They were anteed by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; bride looked sweet and beautiful in a morning and a Treadwell, your work done -- lace. from tbe Swedish Congregational evening, report very enjoyable week, to Mrs Smith Wheeler of Hunt- member of tbe class of the stranded in Bridgeport) and made the Betts & Betts. Sandy Hook; P. J. white silk gown trimmed with Wed- time. graduating return to W. N. New Mll- - 8- She carried a large bouquet of white church at Washington Depot, The public which has ington. Staples High scbool. trip JNewtown, early Tuesday Garvin, Bethel; Noble, us in good carnations and ner veil was decked nesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev Mr telephone, Mrs Edwin Hoyt has been the gnest rord; m. J. tsuckicgnam, Huntington, by Anderson burial was been located in the depot, has been SOUTH BRITAIN-TOO- or rew a ana Allen G. W. with fragrant apple blossoms and officiating. The changed and is now located in Stephen ner parents for a ays, Mr M. J. Lynch of Bridgeport passed Joyce, Roxbury Station; form. Dinks. The arroom was escorted bv in the Washington cemetery. Mr French's where are Mrs Lester Fanton. witn Hook friends. Hurlburt &Co., Roxbury: J. M.Sulli van. leaves to mourn his loss, store, the public IODINE BY MISTAKE. Mr and Mrs Eli Wakeman and E. sunaay sandy Redding Ridge; Oonnery Bros., George- Frederick Elsenboss, a cousin of the Hemmingson welcome to use it. B. Honan who acted as best man. Mrs besides his wife, seven children and " Johnson attended the Buffalo Bill town; W. Hawley, Sherman; bride, one of Mrs Pierce of Long Hill has been Miss Christina Everitts took iodine show The wood work on S. P. Glover's & Smith Bros, Frank C. Stutzlen of Elizabeth. N. J.. brother, Peter Hemmingson, the guest, this week, of her Mrs one and on- in BridueDort. Monday. residence is being brightened up with Soule, Gaylordsvllle; Mendels Waterbury. Mrs Hemmingson has sister, by mistake, day last week, Mr and Mrs Williams were a new & Cornwall Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, 3 played tbe wedding march by of whole com- Airreu rovosc. ly prompt attendance saved her life. Hawley dress of paint. Canfield New E. Falls sohn. The house was beautifully dec the deep sympathy the Miss M. A. Neilson and Miss M. H, Miss Everitts' throat is guests of their daughter in NorwalK, Davis are doing the work. Preston; George Frink, The Bee Pub orated witn. an abundance of wild munity in her deep bereavement, and of badly burned; Friday. Village; E. S. Fairchild & Son, Co., also in the fact ber son, Ray- Field New York, who purchased otherwise she feels no bad effect from Mr and Mrs Gerhardt 25c them. flowers, hemlock and white and that Misses Philip spent . was Mon Nichols, druggists. Try pink mond, now lies ill with the place of the Clark, are stop It. friends in Norwalk. E. J. Hall in New Haven, Newtown, Ct. apple blossoms, furnishing an aspect critically withi Miss Henrietta while the Friday with . to tne and a pneumonia. Mr Eckman of Washing- ping The Congregational church was Miss Edna Meeker is able to be day. pleasing eye imparting ton was in town, last improvements on their place are being decorated with about sweet and penetrating though agree Tuesday, looking beautifully potted again. S. Curtis Glover In -- - funeral for completed. passed Monday fit- able- odor. The bower under which after the arrangements B. Curtis & Co. have received at the plants in full bloom and apple blos- iNew iiaven. ! the took was a work of Mrs Hemmingson. a car soms, last Sunday. Mr Mutart, a can- IA & wedding place depot, this week, each of oats s MONROE, art and excited comments of appre- corn didate, occupied the pulpits-Mr- Por Infants and Children. and fancy middlings. " Howard is now to con ciation from all. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs H. Morris of New York Mrs Elmira Porter is ill at her Henry Mitchell is spending a WHAT'S QOIMG OK IN TOWN. Light ready the and relatives sat down to a nome quite few weeks at her cottage at Walnut tract with local farmers to raise 500 The Kind Yoo'IUts Always Bought guests visited friends in town, the past week. witn pneumonia. Beach. - Charles Dimon has had a sick cow. barrels of gherkins or small cucumbers bountiful repast prepared by the Isadore Buxbaum of New York has D. M. bride's mother and after the inner a on Robert Mitchell's family have been Burr attended it. lie win pay good prices. Bears tixo Mrs Eugene Ward is spending few moved into the place Pepper street. colds. Mrs Jane Clark of Zoar is visiting man had been appeased, music, sing David ill with M. of and were in days in Danbury, this week, with formerly occupied by Penney Mrs Elliot Bradley, who has been ill her daughter, Mrs Dwigbt Burr. W. C. Hibbard has returned to the Signatur ing dancing participated friends. ann iamiiy. of Brad- The young ladies of the Center have Inn from New York state im by the bridal party and guests until a snerman & Tyrrell nave the con at the home her son, Frank been tennis and are greatly late hour. Tbe bride and groom were M. ley, is slowly gaining. A trained fixing the court, proved in reaitn. Mrs Robert McKeever Welch has tract for painting Miss A. Neilson'i nurse is with her anticipating an enjoyable time this snowered witn congratulations and Mrs house at Stepney Depot and also for yet. summer. Choice oranges, bananas Keep your on Conger's besides received many costly and sub sold one of her horses to Ambler of house D. M. Mitchell is painting his tene- pineapples, NOTICE Horse, waroiu.ejeHsroeas. etc Look decorating tbe interior the Miss Fannie Burr is taking care of and lemons at Betts'. Mid- stantial gifts. They will make their of Woodbury, and is now offering her and they are now at work there. ment bouse, north of the Methodist Mrs Zalmon oat for the posters. At Conger's Shop, two-hor- se church. Purdy. dle Gate district home in Bridgeport, where the mowing machine, plows, J. W. Teets of Redding was a guest, Alex Sinclair's horse cut an a Call at E. J. Hail's and buy one of Miss Paul of visited Mrs artery, self-sealin- groom has business interests or J. Hi. usoorne. Waterbury g oil cans. the relatives and friends harrows and a double harness, which Wednesday, George Cass over Sunday. few days ago, nearly bleeding to death. those Among pres Herbert Craig is having the found o Burr seared tbe and ent were: Mr and Mrs Li. II- - Hilsen are good as new, for sale. new Thirty-tw- people were present at Dwight wound, ation laid for his house, opposite Whist Fri- the horse is now on tbe mend. Wednesday morning there was a boss. Misses Eva and Charlotte Elsen Mr and Mrs Charles of Dan- Mrs A. urdy's. the Charity at the library, Walter Blakeslee was on from Can- hard frost in Sandy Hook. boss, Mr and Mrs Charles E. Vincent, Daley A new lot of ladies' and chil- day evening. Cake and coffee were Mrs Rachel bury have been guests, the past week, men's, served. ada, the other day, and took bis horse Ernest Vincent, Warner, dren's shoes just in at B. Hawley & new home to Cheshire. Marshall Beach has Miss Lizzie Kilbride returned, Mon- Next Mrs Elizabeth A. Mrs John of Mr Mrs Ward. Some of the Victor records for d. Wilson, and Eugene Co.'s. Remember cerry a a week's in Walling-for- M Morehouse, Misses Cornelia and Mar- they large May that J. H. Cassidy has for sale at been boarding it this winter. day, after sojourn Saturday'Is 19 1907. railroad were and complete assortment to select No. Albert Fohrenbach, Sr., has sold his Also garet Morehouse, Mr and Mrs F. P. The carpenters at from. bis store: 5093, Ta Ta Au Revoir, farm to Opening of My Elsenboss, Misses Gertrude and Ursula work, last Tuesday and Good Bye, by Arthur Collins, a comic Bridgeport parties. Chester P. William C. Wednesday, No. 5101, And Then I Northrop and I Ice Cream Parlor EASTON. sjng; Laughed, Turner of Taunton are painting Sid- S Ibe Soavenlrs to siL by Carl Stewart, laughing song; No. BRIDGE WATEK, True's house In Plumtreea. I to public. 5092, That Welcome on the Mat Ain't ney Dont Waste ICBIVT DRUG STORE. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Meant for Me, Edwards, duet by Col- you need call at D. N. lins and Harlam; No. 31628, Holy Tb e Bridgewater Grange will give a If paint On 14, 1907, a unanimous call Clark's store in Shelton and see him I Yoxir April Mother Guide his Footsteps, duet by strawberry festival in Grange hall, before you was extended to liev Artnur Liocke o Miss Morgan and Miss Stevenson; No. May 29. The public are cordiaily in- buy. I Livery and Feed Hinesburg, Vt., to become tbe pasto 5081, Some One Lo ks Good to Some vited. I ! of church in Miss Nora E. Keane of Botsford has Time i Stables. the Baptist this place One, duet by Miss Jones and Mr Mur- had a fountain placed in the yard in Tbe call was formally accepted and B . i on phy. ROOKFI ELI front of her residence. If you have Te,ms Furalsbed Oommerctsi lira M Low read by tbe church clerk Sunday, farm for sale or If s Rates. May 19. Mr Locke expects to begin was a rent; you his work on field 28. Sheriff Sidney E. Hawley of Bridge- Wilbur Briscoe of Danbury If have any- David this May The e. of Mr wait boarders; you Templeton, is a port passed Sunday at his place-her- guest, Sunday, bis parents, and If s Opp. Depot, KENT. OOXM. Seeds! parsonage undergoing thorough want to of; &. Mrs P. H. Fennell, who has been Mrs Charles L. Briscoe, in Taunton. thing you dispose Telephone system of painting, pajering and Help the Horse are for business op- cleansing by the local painter, S. B. No article is more useful quite ill, is now gainiog nicely. Miss you looking 1 ! is about the stable than Mica Susie O. beers has been assisting in JUNK STYLES portunities, don't waste your Turney. It earnestly hoped that Axle Grease. Put a little on ber care. In McCall now on sale BO YEARS Sweet Corn much good may be accomplished by the spindles before vou ' 'hook patterns at time about It. Just put a little I IS this new relation. up" it will help the horse, and French's, Bethel. ad In tbe Want columns of Tbe EXPERIENCE ! Rev H. S. Davis, late pastor of tbe bring the load home quicker. Bee what Field Com church, is expected to preach next , SPECIAL BALK expressing: briefly Sunday, May 26. A cordial invitation L1IGA AXLE BETHEL. In figured lawns, 5c a yard at French's, you want, and that will settle It. is extended to all. BetheL Corn! "Big Hue of screen doors and window Use Popping GREASE screens, hi rdware aod tools at tbe FRENCH'S SHOE BTOBlE REDDING. Gilbert & Miller Co's. store. vears veil better than any ox- - The Bee. Twot MtM We are well stocked with all varieties. Prices Reasonable. other grease. Coats the axle Pure druKS always used at Charles I. has tbe best makes in shoes and DtSMNt HON E. J. HILL TO SPEAK. with a hard, smooth surface of English's drug store. Tbe best place fords. Trade in Bethel. CavrnriaMTa 4 ) i powdered mica which reduces ) T e people of Redding and vicinity friction. Ask dealer for t get your prescriptions compounded. mkmAAm- mm for Garden, Field and the bet--t etitcrktr" otin ka fres exhausted or ( eorfin or Headquarters will have an opportun ty to enjoy a Mica Axle Grease. The meats and groceries the Many travelers i n r n Kn t. prtMv Omdidobw Flower rare on ML COMPANY market all Mc & convalescents in will be to UantrKtlTneet!UlL.pjLmv.MK0B0CK Seeds. treat Wednesday evening, May STMMM rds at Dowell 'Tay- Italy glad em tree. OIM arancy for tmcmrtng P"" 29, when the genial congressman, Hon lor's, Center street. know of San Glrolamo, tbe home of P.tM( l&ktn I hrur. Mbu 0-pt"- receive E. J. Hill, will speak in the Congrega- the "Blue Nuns " at Fiesole, where mpmml mat4t. KhmncbM, Ut tfce tional church on his recent to friend and stranger alike are admitted Panama. will be an trip to the kindest care and Scientific Jtacrlcax It opportunity nursing. The A no one afford KENT. a mon- tiendeORiet? WnKrleS m ATT can to miss. It is hoped house, adapted from former relaUtxt of any meouile ImimIetT. " T S. r-- THE FRANK PL COMPANY, tnat tne people oi tne town will show astery, Jis under the charge of tbe f oor Bwua, a, oota wt rz their of the faithful and Luscious icecream at tbe Kent "Little Sisters of founded and appreciation drug one Mary," x co new icri 350 to 358 State St., New Haven, Ct. untiring services of Mr Hill by giving store. directed by frail little woman. Knock Oatae. e"iW BU Wasbuwt". & TOE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1907, 8

Sun- New Haven ous interest are the fascinating cipher was home with hisparents, last spent Sunday with tbeir and Confederate. day. mother. 2 Newtown Bee, codes, both Union Rev Mr Drysdall of Yale University, John Terrlll opens bis new shoe The Some of the documents are there store 15. Newtown, Friday, May 24, 1907. for the first time, including a Tired Nervous Women (post graduate) occupied tbe pulpit about May printed an- last and gave Wallace Proctor Is for L. Kid a e message which Lincoln wrote in here, Sunday morning, E. Dawson. clerklrig Uo Blind; Hire 7 swer to a critic of Gen George H. Homes an Interesting sermon from tbe excep- The CIROTJIiATION but which was withheld after Make Unhappy tional text found In Phlllipplaos Tbe churches are preparing for Troi.Ie and Hdcr "Champion" Thomas, hands of the 4: 22d. We hope the young man will Children's day. Siipect ft I. 182 600 placing it in the cipher be to come Arthur lsbam and son and Austin Vow T rimA Omt. January M "a. permitted again. $5 operators. js" "Sav r Isham of Wateroury spent Sunday Fill a bottle or common glaaa with yoor Suit for Boys, Last week, 4500 with their parents on Good Hill. wi.t and let it stand twenty-fou- r boor ; LITTLE SERMONS. R0XBCKI. Mrs Herbert Wyckoff and children a aeduaentoraeW Is made to give have been spending a few days at Rev tling indicate an extra service Ten A LEAKY BUCKET BY O. O. WRIGHT. L. R. WyckoffB- - con- long Pages. Methodist church notes. unbealtby kid- the hardest "He loveth shall be a potr Rev Mr Buck waiter left tbe M. E. dition of tbe under that pleasure Tbe Epworth League Catering Co. parsonage on Tuesday for California. if it araina usage to wear He'that loveth wine and oil shall not be will cater to tbe in the Rev Mr Dean or California takes bis ney! linen it ia TOWN TOPICS. " community your kid- and save money r,ch . --Prov. 81:17. Center hall on Saturday evening. May place. evidence of and - 25, for a certain consideration, 25c, foi ney trouble ; too mending. Did you ever to draw water in a commodities consumed. Children as ieaire the tough- A. P. SniTri GIVES A RECEPTION try Into the rTaSSTSGTOI. freqnent Only us- leaky bucket? Down It goes well as adults are cordially Invited to to paaa it or pain est fabrics are well, and is filled with pure, sweet convene on said occasion. Tbe supper, ia tbe back ia ed ; all seams are TO A SMALL COMPANY OF GBNTLBMKN water; but it leaks. Little by llttlf, which is A. C Supper, will be served ROM FORD NOTES. also convincing proof that tbe kidney double-sew- n with FAMILY AND IN TIM A TK PERSONAL as you draw it up the liquid runs out; from 6 to 8 o'clock. Ice cream and and bladder are ont of order. FRIENDS ON TEE 17TH ANNIVER- and time the bucket comes to will also of Clarence and Fred Hannon of Wa- T xa linen thread and by the cake be for sale by order tertown were at T. D. Hannon's over WUt aa SARY OK HIS MARRIAGES. your reach there is but little left; you tbe committee in charge. There ia comfort in tbe knowledge taped; stout linen work hard, and make haste to draw Services as usual in tbe Methodist Sunday; also other parties from New oOen that Dr. KUmefi York. npttwd,t. stays resist strains; was half past o'clock, again, but the results are ever the church, next Sunday morning. Sun- Swanrp-Roo- the gxeat Vidney remedy, It just eight and and you have . MRSGECXA. JAMES L. A. Hagerof New Milford passed fulfill wtah in rhfnmatiwn. pants have double last Saturday evening, wnen Allison same; again again can MBS.NELUE. MAKHAM day school immediately at tbe close of here, this week. He every caring bladder P. editor of The Newtown to let. down the vessel before you suffered so did not care what became of tbe morning service. League through 11 recently pain In the back, kidney, liver, seat and knees. Smith, A nervous irritable woman, often on I I 7 Epworth saw a herd of deer near bis borne. clou-le-breast- of fill or or re- m , followed a pa- and of the ed Bee, into the parlors the your pail, pitcher. me, and my family despaired my meeting at p. by A every part urinary passage. Handsome stepped a There is a class of people the verge of hysterics, is a source of failed to me. X on 11. deer passed tnrougb here, being correct to bold crater Grand Central hotel to announce to large covery. Physicians help triotic sera by tbe Rev It - inability are like a bucket. to everyone who comes under was to E. Pinkham's pastor, chased by three dogs. It was after- in or bad suits, group of his gentlemen friends that whose lives leaky misery mis- urged try Lydia C. Burrows, walch will be Illustrated wards seen Mr and scalding- pain passing' it, in medium was Invitations work hard, but never have her influence, and unhappy and Vegetable Compound and I want to tell you by 30 views. All veterans by Sutton, when It ap- effect following use of liquor, wine or and supper ready. The They herself. that it has entirely cured me. I think it stereopilcon to bave been tired. Mr overcome ne- to this Informal reception had been much. They earn enough perhapF, erable medicine on am of tbe wars are cordially invited to at- peared quite beer, and that unpleasant darl mixtures, and It does them little good. They Such women not only drive hus- is the finest earth and I Sutton got a snap shot of tbe dog. of to go often sent out some time in advance but it to all friends and tend this service. cessity- being compelled k sizes 7 to 16. $5. but lose it on the bands from home but are wholly unfit recommending my W. A church team has started a aeries and to P vnany had been answered with acceptances draw their wages, Superintendent II. Trowbridge daring- the day,- get to children. acquaintances. of to accommodate g- i 4 Let your test one. way home. They spend their money govern ' a. of tbe Methodist school ap- regular trips the time decrin the ghu Tbemild and a boy almost to the last Indeed, many ills of women act like a fire Mrs. Geo. A. James, life long1 Sunday school children and others Swajsap-Root a a Suit. sacrifices in time and in traveling foolishly, and then wonder what has The N. pointed tbe following committee to Sunday the extraordinary effect of Champion rreal brand upon the nerves, consequently resident of Fredonia, Y,t writes: nave ex- who wish to attend tbe Congregational is soon stand the were made oy some become of It; and feel that they ought : charge of the Children's day realised. It highest Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- long distances labor. seven-tenth-s of tho nervous prostra- Dear Mrs. Pinkham cburth In Washington. Samuel wonderful cores of the most dis- present that no doubt might be left of to have more pay for their was in a run down feonditlon ercises: Mr and Mrs A. J. V idler, Uolltster furnished a for it nishings for boys of all ages. in the nervous despondency, "I terribly e El Mrs S. W. double and single cases. If need n medicine the warm place Mr Smith held in the The most extravagant people tion, and nervousthe and had nervous prostration caused Theodore well, Merwin last Is tressing you and of those who came. world are the poor. And in most cases "blues", sleeplessness, trouble, in fact I had not been well and Mrs A. E. Merwin. Tbe day for team, Sunday. It hoped tbe you sbonld have the best. Sold by drug- heart nt sr thought are of women arise from.some con-.dili- on se- good work may be continued fifty-ce- one-doll- more were filled are poor because they irritability since children were born. This celebration has not been - during gist in and sue. Some score or seats at they simply . my tbe yet summer. which were, ar- extravagant. The only way to have organic derangement. worked on my nerves and I was ir- lected. J ' - tbe You mar bave a sample bottle and a the tables, prettily is to save. To less Do yon experience fits of depression ritable and miserable. I had tried many Mrs E. C McHan baa been visiting book tell all ranged In the form of a hollow square. anything spend With ex- much her Mrs H. B. So that Colored were extended from than we earn is the only secret of ac- with restlessness alternating remedies without getting help .but . ANNUAL ROLL CALL. daughter, per, at aboat it, both sent free i ribbons Self-deni- Do Ki Is N. Y. Mr and Mrs So also I al is secret treme ? you suffer Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Utlca; per bv mail. 'Address Dr. the chandeliers to the table corners, cumulation. the irritability abdominal me back to health and strength. It annual roll call of bave other is a Outfitters to Women scene. A of attainment even in the saving of from pains in the region, brought me the The the Congre- company. It little Kilmer & Co Binr-- Hen. and Children thus embowering the bearing-dow- n has also carried safely through church will be beld In ibe daughter, born May 15. M. candelabra In the center of money." The lover of pleasure will be backache, pains,nervous Change of Life. I cannot too strongly gational hamton. V. When Northwest Corner branching sure to find use for all he earns. dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and almost recommend medicine." chapel on tbe evening of June 3 at 8 writinjr mention this rasper nnd. don't Haln Street arid Fairfield the square added ornament and grace, ready cross and If so, your o'clock. A social time Is expected ana CORNWALL BRIDGE. v imiinirirr Avenue. of violets beside If he gratifies his appetites, and continually snappy? con- Invitation to Women. "All any T"i7v, bat n while boutonnlers as nerves are in a shattered Mrs. Pinkham's refreshments will be served. ur bwanrp-Jtsmm-n Bridgeport. Conn. each showed a sweet thought-fulnes-s tastes, and goes in tor fun the great your are with of church and tbetr aUBW plate be dition and you threatened members the QKHTLB-MAN- . on the part of the one who desire of life, he will always poor. nervous Women suffering from any form of friends are Invited to be A KKM ARK ABLY ACTIVE OLD feast. Mine Host Hou- Even the rich who have inherited for- prostration. female weakness are invited to cordially r. prepared the tunes often them on their Proof is monumental that nothing present. lihan Is noted for his famous spreads. squander is for nervous communicate promptly with Mrs. 29 EL C. 88 BCZET1A CURE. seems to no trouble for nim at desires for pleasure. How many there in the world better Mass. From On May Main will be WONDERFUL It be fool best troubles of women than Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn, the Everett Davenport Is out with a years old. He Is still active and any time to serve a banquet that Is are who simply away the the trouble may be fine new ot quite bad ecxema for fire of their lives because they Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, symptoms given, road wagon, purchased turns out ax handles and does other "Our little boy - C toothsome, dainty and pleasing; and years just made from native roots and herbs. located and the quickest and surest Eckman Brothers of He work. He makes his home years," writes N. A. Aasms, ueanevin. are to have some fun Washington. light with -- this feast was no exception to his rule bound anyway! Thousands and thousands of women way of recovery advised. Out of her is also a new horse. bis son. Andrew M. Main. I wo or oar Dome oocvor naa even added more laurels to his The most expensive pleasure, prob- vast volume of in driving Jfa, case was bis but as a in our is that of drink. can testify to this fact. experience treating Clayton and Herbert Beers, who lha hopeless, lungs being already well earned reputation ably, day of Mrs. Nellie Makham, of 151 Morgan female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably bave been spending the winter in Tbe bouse and barn on Andrew affected. We then employed other caterer. Nothing is so wasteful, and reckless N. has the very knowledge that will help re- Main's are In a new doctor but do benefit resulted. HT were around and all pood as the drink craze. It is the St., Buffalo, Y., writes: Florida, have returned and bave place shining A Fresh Made When cigars passed is Dear Mrs. Pinkham: your case. Her advice is free and cently visited tbeir sister, Mrs Wil- dress of paint. chance we read about Electric Bitters; the conversation lessened its pace excess of all extravagance. It prod- nervous Mrs F. Parent of New Haven has a botUe and soon notloed im- . and it is "I was a wreck fpm prostration, always neipiui. liam Minor. C bought somewhat over the coffee cups. A. igal in the greatest extreme; native roots ana Mr and Mrs William Barnes of An- passed several weeks with ber provement. We con tinned this medi And E. Pinkham's Compound, made irom - father, Emulsion of Smith arose and read a paper in which wasteful beyond all calculation. Lydia Vegetable holds record for In Ludwlg- Liner. cine until several bottles were used. reel- who can least afford to herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs and today the son!a have been visiting relatives he expressed the sincerity of his those indulge of actual cures of female diseases of any medicine the town. . wben our boy waa completely cureo." - toward this little band of friends in it are the ones who make haste to the largest number blood medicine and Cod Oil testimonials are on sold Best of all body Liver ing like waste their substance in riotous abuse. world has ever known, and thousands of voluntary Charles Thomas has bis road NORTH KENT. who had stood around him strong earns file in the at Lynn, Mass., which testify to its wonderful value. mare, Lady War Whoop, to Mall Car- building health vomica. Guaran- brothers when life's battle waxed hot- The common laborer i.oo per laboratory Smith. teed by R. H- - Beers A Co., New- Is more beneficial test. Rev Otis W. who sat at day, we will say. This is the wage of rier A SOCIAL DANCE. & Hook; Barker, to-da- for Women's Betta y. And E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ; a Woman's Remedy Ills. Mrs Caroline Thomas is visiting Mr town; Betta, Sandy than one that has been in stock fot Mr Smith's right, began his role as the largest class perhaps, Lydia and Mrs Noble Thomas In Bridgeport. There was an dance Fri- P.J. Garvin, Bethel; W. H. Uoble, toast-maste- r, re these are the who largely sup- enjoyable Hunt- ev-ej- y and made fitting patrons Mr and Mrs Hal Morris are spend- New Mil ford; E.J. Bockingbam, months. We make ours ,fresh of port the drink business of the country. day night, at the residence of F. V. Box sponse to these sentiments genuine or ing a few weeks with Mrs Harvey Hallock. Muslo was furnished by F. ington: Allen Joyce, bury Station; week, with Hypophosphites, devotion. Mr liarKer spoKe 01 friend Watch the doors the saioons, oay oy HATTERTOWN. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. V. Re- G. W. Httribnrt & Co.. Box bury; J. ML. as in life. The day, as these laborers go to and from Thomas. Hallock and James Dugan, Jr. 7?c bottle. ship the strongest tie we on Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson, wh freshments were served and every one Sullivan, Bedding - Ridge; Connery Master left almost ror nis last wora to their work. win suppose tnat PERSONAL BRIEFS. have been In tbe the occasion. Bros., Georgetown;- vy . is. nawieyr" he had an average each man pays ror tnree PRESTOW Massachusetts, past enjoyed nan 3l Gaylorda-vlll- e; his disciples the thought that is Mrs Emeline Fisher has returned NEW two months, will return, this week. Sherman; Ho Soule, Emulsion called them friends. Many a man In glasses of beer. The probability L. P. new blacksmith shop. F. V. Hallock and Philip Liner went Smith roa,' Cornwall Cod Oil back over his life ana that he spenas more tnan tnat iur me from a week's visit with her sister, Payne's trout the other Edwin H. BearOaley," New Preston;rirtd; Liver and looking trying davs of all told. One tenth Mr Crane, in Bridgeport. near his home, is nearing completion fishing, day, catching Faila K. &. of to put his finger upon the place where the year, Is as a A MASONIC EVENT OF IMPORTANCE and be in a short time. to be 28 of tbe spotted beauties. They George K. Frtnk, Village; Hypophosphites of of his for which he does Charles Thorpe serving jury- hopes one-quart- er . first he began to climb the rounds wages drink, - AND PLEASURE. for business. weighed from to a Fairchild & Son, filcbola, drug- Lime and Soda. life's has been able to say, "I not need, ana wnicn in an prooaDinty man in the court house at Bridgeport. ready a pound ladder, to a in the Mr and Mrs Hall of the Mrs William Kyle of Bridgewater and quarter each. stores. 0c A and builder had a friend." Comradeship is the tends put discount, long Stephen Several from this place and vicinity has been a few with her tonic tissue basis for the Masonic fra run, upon his whole life, body, soul, Park City were the guests of Thomas attended the special communication spendlog days useful in the treatment of strong great wastes not his Perkins and No. father, John Wachowak, below the ana all organizations wnicn and spirit. He only family, Sunday. Sat- of St Paul's lodge, F. & A. M., 11, Falls. consumption, bronchitis, bandternitymen as a force money, out nis strengtn, neaitn, Mrs Lizzie Wakeman returned, at Litchfield, last Friday evening, at weak lungs, chronic cough, together positive nature of from a to New M. W. John Holland and family of New de- for the Mr Barker referred to ability to labor; and in the urday, lengthy trip which time and place, Grand who loss of flesh, anaemia, right.some 14 when the case his character suiters ana nis York. Master A. J. Hallock and R. W. G. S. York, purchased the Jay Tyrrell scrofula,B,ickets,etc. the Sunday, years ago, sooner or Harold Tomllnson was at C. D. place, bave Deen spenaing a rew weexs bility, be came as a candidate to the little reputation depreciates later. W. Westonj G. Granniss, Deputies here In readiness lor Newtown church, and, Not only that, but If he has a family, Stillson'sover Sunday. Nlckerson of Cornwall and Foss of getting things Congregational 01 Mr and Mrs Edward Bevans have the summer. after the morning service how he and he robs his wife and children tne Torrington, also His Excellency Gov Mr and Mrs Walter of m J. Mr Smith walked arm-ia-ar- comforts and conveniences of life been visiting with relatives in Bridge- Rollin S. Woodruff, Lieut Gov Everett Oldroyd The of to them out of Waterbury will spend next Sunday through Newtown's pleasant street, which right belong port. J. Lake, Major John L. Tilson, speak- the guests of Mrs A. E. Merwin. then shaded by great elms, and Mr his earnings, in one day, t cents; in er of House of Representatives, and here, H one in one $4 20; 200 were was Mrs Eva uuriburt nas gone to indie Smith had said, "We want you to week, $1.05; month, Albert M. Boyson has a new buggy, others present. It Southbury, where she will spend the Pharmacy, come here, Mr Barker, and we will in one year, $50.40; and in ten years of A. M. Briscoe & Son. truthfully called "Lawyer's Night," summer with her aunt, Mrs Charles treat you well." That pledge has al- $500, and more, which would purchase bought for seldom is there au array together In the Shopping District, a small home, in places! of of as Lewis. ways been kept and the two had been many Mrs W. E. and two legal lights this county that Mrs H. W. Trowbridge left, last Main through all these years the truest I once read the story of two young Mr and Boyson seen at Litchfield on Friday evening. will 987 St., men who for a time worked in the children, Milton and Dorothy, and tbe were also Com- week, for New Haven, where she friends. an or There present: County several weeks. , Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Barker introduced the other same factory. They were poor boys Misses Effie and Kutn JJownes, missioner Case, Cattle Commissioner spend nouse e aiter-war- d, H. P. Mrs J. iv. vorse is naving ner speakers who vied with each other In together. Twenty-nv- years Bridgeport, spent Sunday at Averill, and Deputy of Dairy Commisr B. is of to one of them was governor of the Boyson's. sioner also or more phy- newly painted. Clayton Squires their sincere expressions loyalty Eaton, eight - the work. Druggists. the host of the These speak- State; and the other was at the door sicians,'. Judges of Probate- Holcomb doing w . ao- - evening. Bark-hamstea- d, ana names or O. O. H. of executive a In the time of need the Is of Wallace Case of Mr Mrs a. ers were Rev Wright, Rev J. the mansion, supplicant telephoneorder Torrington. sonia were guests, Sunday and Mon- George, Rev R. E. Danforth, Amos for an office which paid tou a yeari eood friend. If you place your James P. Woodruff, Litch- Miss Barnes. or ts. The former had his before June 1, you will nave your name field. A fine was for day, of Frances Liake Betnienem, tjnauncey spent wasevenings,in banquet spread Mrs L. Chowder saw a nne large Marsh of New Milford, Homer L. after work in the factory over, in the next directory. all in Grange ball after tbe lodge deer in meadow soutn of her Wanzer of New Fairfield and E. Li. study; had become an architect and closed and it is needless to add all re- the Mr of civil and had rich, and bouse, one day last week. Johnson. Rev Wright spoke engineer, grown nan E. C. Edwards, the New York sorted thither after thoroughly Mrs Ida oisen ana son or winstea Our Men's Suits. his support of The Newtown Bee useful and prosperous. The other has returned to Weiser satisfying the physical wants, listened were of Mr ana Mrs Young and his of as a clean spent his evenings in idle amusement mining man, to most and speech- guests, last week, MAKE appreciation it low- from a trip to the Seven .Devils to interesting witty C. Wallace Tucker and Mr and Mrs la newspaper that ever enaeavorea to De and had company; anc naa sudk Blue Jacket mine which es from the toast master, George Wood. All our youne men's clothing; made by" er In social until inspect the Charles - positive force ior tne rigm. itev and lower the scale, the com Dan v ne represents is Woodruff, and those he Introduced, Lincoln Smith, the rural mail car vonncr men's who poboobb " tbe knack of - YOUR O WN Mr George found in Mr Smith s geni he was in abject poverty. who were: Grand Master Hallock, tailors, whole or tne contemplating taking a lease and bond rier, is enjoying a week's vacation. A. j alitv a characteristic that had won This tells the story on. Mr Edwards went to the district Gov Woodruff, Lieut Gov Lake, Maj H. his takes making jost the correct thing in the highest degree. him many friends. Rev Mr Danforth two great classes of men, everywhere. of J. L. Tilson, - District Deputy L. J. Buckingham, substitute, GAS. for the purpose investigating the W. bis place. - - spoke of efforts put forth for the Some are climbing steadily up the water from Nlckerson, Judge Holcomb, Henry w movea 1 rom are a man and- want exclusive as right of a true and noble lire; co3t of pumping the the of Commis- Charles 00a nas me If you young returning in messing upon ine highway are down Blue Jacket. Mr Edwards reports a Roraback, Esq., Deputy Walsh place, just east of tbe Catholic we can Ooumtry Homea, sender and illustrated this by the while others tumbling the of- - the district in con- sioner Eaton, Elbert P. Roberts., Esq , to the old Lewis west styles and fabrics, pleaee you. Churehea.Faeteries should humorous story of the cat that came hillside of sloth, sin, and degradation. phenomenon water In C. R. Hyde, M. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y., church, place, Li. of men and nection with the the deeper of tbe Episcopal church. owa their own Gas Plants back. E. Johnson, who gained a One class young boys go mines of the a part of wnlch and lastthe "Baby," (so called), Judge A. wno nas naa nis House- for Lighting, . Haatisg, name through all this region by his quietly from the day's faithful labor, district, state James P. Woodruff. All closed In ex- Stevens, Tir-riU- he can verify. The miners that hold goods In Rev Mr Pickett's house, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings: Cook i g and Power. 'e acting as chairman of the Executive to good homes, gooa oooks, music, auu in mine In the district the water cellent fraternal feeling, by singing Ga committee in Newtown's Bi- suitable of association and every and all scattered to is moving tbem, this week, to isarre, "Equalizisg" splendid places on of has been constantly diminishing since ""America," they Vt.f where he is working. Machine is abaolutely safe centennial celebration of two years amusement, and are the way San Francisco Last their respective homes throughout B. to to handle, was introduced Mr as The other class the earthquake. the or remained on Litchfield Mrs S. Smith continues be simple always ago, by Barker, worn wen to Spring Mr Edwards was in the district county poorly and does not gain as ber HUB CLOTHING HOUSE ready, cheaply operated. the one who, now living on borrowed hastens from not aone, and visited the Blue Jacket. At that Hill till the dawn or after of another quite wouia wisn. time, was looked up to as the Nestor places of doubtful, or bad associations, was day. Those who tarried did not wait frienas We low and cor- - time tbe water running out at the All of those who Mvron Bishop has movea to Wash 929 Main Street, also manufacture by the younger generation who sought drink, conversations, shaft; now it is twelve or fifteen feet long for tbe dawn. where be has taken a position. all kinds of Gas and Gas- direction in their plans. He had ruDtincr pleasures. One class rises. below mouth of the shaft and bad any miles to go did not need a lan ington, nas naa a new Corner Bank, ' Gas En-in- es rans scaie 01 so the or Andrew iucnaia Bign olene supplies known The Bee from its lncipiency. the other class in tne gradually sinking. This, so the miners tern to stable their horses autos, over bis blacksmith shop. and Automobile of took there. placed - in the days small things, when the ciety. a say, is the case wltn every mine in tne which them up Altogeth James Carden of Stony Creek is Connv- Storage Tanks. lights had nearly gone out. The There is a leaEy DucKet in many district. are at a loss to explain er for Masons in this section of Con a few weeks tbe Bridgeport; mith Boys" had made it a great suc man's life! - They necticut. it will be a night remember spending here, guest Sea d for complete cata- Its the nhenomenon other than that the ed tbe remainder of the lives of Mrs Edwin G. Bishop. aad bs convinced. cess, and present large circulation shock affected the depths of the Seven during Mrs Phebe Warner of Bethel was logue was a or wnai per on - of those who attended, and while tbe shining example If vou want the best thing the Devils Mountains ana openea tne a the guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs sistency, pluck and good judgment market for biliousness, constipation fissures into which the water is drain-ing- - writer has noticed and experienced Charles Wood. could accomplish. Chauncey is. Marsh, indio-ftstlnn- . dizziness, etc., Bevere hoarseness and cold consequent headache, ... to one Tuesday evening, May 28, the Booth Amos C. Lake and Homer u. wanzer ask vour druggist for G. N. Clarke's by the ride, he has failed hear school C D. Cbunn. also spoke briefly. Liver are not who was there express a regret con pupils, taught by an Mr com Vegetable pills. They Y"ou can save steps, time and money nected with bis attendance. will give in tne Town nan enter- Smith heartily thanked the an untried remedy but one that has if you have a telephone. Order one tainment, consisting of music and naDV for the many kind words that been tested most thoroughly by thou now ana name De in tne next recitations. Beecher of South- - your win - R. M. from Henry had been srjoken, which he knew sands of neoole who testify In favor S. N. E. T. Co. 'b directory,- which goes A. Marcy, D., returned who has at the Bone, would be a to him N. Y , last bury, taught singing Chick Food, Ground strong impetus of their wonderful curative properties to press on June 1. White Plains, Saturday school, the past year, will be present through dark days and through sunny Once tried always used. See his ad afternoon. and An admission ree 01 10c : Tirrill Gas Machine days in all the years to come. Mr Bar column. " Howard Cogswell slowly recovered sing. Shells,-- Light vertisement in another .and certain relief on In- will be charged, wnicn win De usea 10 ker proposed a toast to Mr Smith's Piles get quick from a wound bis right hand for the les- Oyster 4 ing Co., health, which was drank with aqua from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. flicted by a boar, which might be bet complete paying singing r Fulton New York. in We all appreciate a bargain and Please note it is made alone for Piles, ter dead alive before be Inflicts sons. At the close of the entertain 75 St., pura closing: when vnu estimate 'what you save in and certain. than ment dancing will be enjoyed by those Reliable Incubators and Established 1862. "Here's to the friends that love us. S. E. T. Co. tel and its action is positive much more damage. Here's to tbe God above, carfare by using a N. Itching, painful, protruding or blind R. H. Armstrong passed last Sun who wish to stay, music win stop at Here's to tbe hopes that cheer us, you will order one at once. use. 12 o'clock. The entertainment will house see what Here's to so near us ephone niles disaDoear like magic Dy its day In Danbury and Derby. Very un 8 are Brooders, Call at the and the hearts d o'clock. All Netting, nickel-cappe- 50 Mr begin promptly at Poultry And the good we all may do," Large glass jars usual for Armstrong to be away kind of lieht it gives and what we rifles-a- cents. Sold R. H. Beers & so we invited. ; For guns, sporting goods by Co., from home long, considered this Sarah who has been in and a complete line of can do with it. MONEY-MAKIN- call on Dan D. Smith. 44 Fairneld av B. & Co., of mention. S Beardsley, t G FARMS. Newtown; Hawley Stepney; event worthy George L08 has enue. Bridgeport, opposite Poll's P. J. Garvin, Bethel; S. J. Parks, Lyman assisted Alfred Ohmen In the Angeles, Cal., the past year, theater. Trumbull. market during Armstrong's absence. returned.and opened her house for the AT WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Mrs B. has been confined to summer. Her many friends are glad Tools Howland to see ber face after so long an Farm Smith Brothers, When in Waterbury trad ng you can If there is one thing that everyone her home two weeks by Illness. cheery I have 4000 Farms for sale In the a wishes to have the It is the wed The condition of Mrs L. A. of all Agents, sections of get a toothsome dinner at small price best, Tyrrell Mrs Charles Warner, who has been descriptions. Newtown Bee Office, most fertile and profitable at Callendar's Half Dime Lunch on dine ring; it is also the same If it Is slowlv Improves. under tbe doctor's care for some time, attention given to orders. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, South Main street. the gift for a bride; let it have the Col C. W. Pickett of New Haven Prices low, prompt : CT. uonnec is somewhat better. NEWTOWN, Massachusetts, unoae xsiana, seal of Reid & Todd, then you are as was at Mrs Nellie Lyman's, last Sun Theodore is low ticut. New York, New Jersey, Penn sured of hieh Quality. Just call and day. Hemlngson very and Delaware. farms Let me mail you free, to prove merit. - Bolles not been as with double pneumonia. Raymond, sylvania, My sam riles of mv JDr Sbooo's Restorative- see them if it is silverware, cut glass Mrs Mary has his son, live, is also very sick with represent tne Diggest values on tne or of any kind that you need. well as usual at Rev H. Upson's. aged - FREE FOR YOU, because have up a tre ana my dook on eitner jjyspepsia, tue iewelry Hoffman of New tbe same disease. market, I built Heart, or the Kidneys. Address me, 1054 Main street, opposite Howland's, Edward Britain Walter Booth has bis new meat & Co., mendous business in ten states by Wis. of and will soon Farmers' Supply Roofing- In money-makin-g Dr Shoop, Racine, Troubles market nearly completed - trading exclusively the stomach, heart or kidneys, are occupy It. 256 fiddle Conn.- properties, and cannot aQord to handle a school St., Bridgeport, failures. JNo matter wnere you wisn merely symptoms of deeper ailment The children of the Weller to locate or what kind of farm you Don't make the common error of treat will give a concert In the Town hall, I can save hundreds of dol lng symptoms only. Symptom t?eat Friday evening, May 31. The school want, you ment is the result of your has a fund started toward buying a ars on your investment, ior tne rea treating cause. a to son that my reputation ior nonest ailment, and not the Weak piece of land for playground, dealirjfir and Immediate sales has earn stomach nerves the inside nerves which the proceeds of the entertain- means stomach weakness, always. And ment will be added. DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN ed me the confidence of farmers and as investors everywhere. The volume the heart, and kidneys well, have is filled as - and breadth of my business enables their controlling or inside nerves. woosbir:. That yonx Prescription jour phjaic- nnd Weaken these nerves, and vou inevita it here. metoauickly ready purchasers, is - an would like to have it? If so, bring and the farmer who wishes to sell in bly have weak vital organs. Here v A GRANGE EVENT. One-Fift- Dr has h Actual Size. variably prefers to accept a lower where Sbooo's Restorative a to wait in- made its fame. No other remedy even The Grange bave an open meeting PREMIUM No. 600. price for quick sale than claims to treat tbe "inside nerves." .Vjl on the 31st of this month, when they definitely for a higher price. This Daa in cruests. and them a so HaaasotnelY dseoratea1 Chiaa Clock, goes into your pocket. My Also for bloating, biliousness, invite give Curtis' Pharmacy, saving - use with" i-- A with breath or complexion, Dr Snoop's cial evening, music, supper, etc ia. hiah. hour moTimnt, service costs you notning. rne sener for free book Corner Alain and Elm Sts Bridgeport," Conn. aoubl roller eaeapement aad s ia. Ivor-i-s pays my commission. My List No. 18 Restorative. Write my bevel also of choice farms in now. Dr Shoop's Restorative sola oy n. Y. P. 8. C E. MEETING. dial, Crystal, gold plated describes hundreds & B. Haw-le- y seater baad. For soo Ozoae Trada detail 1 to 1000 acres $600 to 820,000 H. Beers Co., Newtown; The Pomperaug Valley C. K. Union Marks 65 eta. tools & Co., Stepney; P. J. Garvin, tne Marka. or to Trada aad many with stock and included. . bold their spring meeting wltn Postage, 6 ets. It Is unquestionably tbe most com- tsethel; j.jarKs. xrumpuu. TJnrth churcn on Saturday, the 25th plete book of genuine farm bargains of this month, morning and afternoon. The Fairchild & Shelton Co., ever issued; contains hundreds of pho- Let me send you free, for Catarrh, to merit, a trial size box of iwriEa Shook. Mrs 305-30- 7 Housatonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ot. tographs and traveling instructions to just prove T.iilkn Stanley to-da- y a reach properties. Write for Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is Munsell, Alexander Gordon and N. M. Millinery. E. A. Co., Presi snow white, creamy, healing antisep- festival in free codv. Strout in- Strong attended the May Nine hundred and eighty-nin- e Broad Street, BridgeportA dent's Dept. 150 Nassau St., New tic balm. Containing such healing Waterbury, last week wopasj. York. gredients as Oil Eucaliptus, Thymol, Mrs W. Li. Munsell of Winsted has Tir Menthol, etc., it gives instant and been spending a few days at S. W. I have moved The second paper in the series on lasting relief to catarrh of the nose Munsail's. We ars siwsva rRUs to talk about Irtiim. 1 t . TkT tT Make the free test and we havs socta rami saoosaa Is lb UBS M mxr "Lincoln in tbe Telegraph Office," by and throat. Mrs John Munson is entertaining ' a fttuaio to rtu. ui will be a see for what this Rev Sidney H. Dixon, Beth- GLASSES. of Vm tam ,bM Fairfield Ave., (over the David Homer Bates, which yourself preparation her sister, Mrs Henry Green, of fortabls. aos't tremble too a all Uk&t to btcun Un aoaa lbs ooadlltana sxtsttss la r.,i-j- ,- rmr-- a one ot will tell can and will accomplish. Address to we a ss Wll have fpatnrA of the June Century, Wis. Of Bethlehem, Who Was Ordained to the el, W. Va. your ejes and correct tbem. That whjr osasMor parfses at - or Lincoln's interest In the work of Dr Shoop, Racine, Large Water-bury- , Mrs Jason Parker Is ill with erysipe- 11 latest impruou jare..B- some 50 cents. Sold R. H. Priesthood at St John's church, - WL operators and reveal jars by las. Mrs Judson is caring for 920 Main take vour ohoto night or day the cipher de- - & B. Haw & 1907, Fanny F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport- weather. surprising feats of ingenuity in Beers Co., Newtown; ley Thursday, May 23, tier. lndeuendent of the mnherlncr Confederate code messages Co., Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; at 10.30 a. m. Charles and Raymond Judson of G. A. Blackman, which fell into Union hands. Of curl- - S. J. Parks. Trumbull. 57 FairfieJd Ave., Bridgeport, Conn 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, C MAY 24, 1907.

which proved a very pleasant affair and netted them a goodly sum. The Newtown Bee. he nrst Sunday in May one person Newt-ow- Friday. May 24. 1907. was taken Into membership at the Gilbert Memorial church. This makes I Brown's 10 new re members that have been New Haven's New fUvia ceived since January 1, 1907. 'Anti-Ru- st CIRCULATION Kev a. J. J urbusb attended the Most Reliable Tin Ware. meeting of the West Fairfield associ Dept Store Dept Store annitry 1. ISS ation at Sound Beach, recently. GALVANIZED WASH BOARDS; use either side; 50c These boards Last wtek,- - 4500 Will Hazen of Little Boston Is as are something new and are selling like "hot cakes." fjMI sisting Connery Brother at their store. OIL STOVES single, double and three burner with ovens. Lewis Barrett has opened a grocery MOUNTAIN ICECREAM FREEZERS. Ten Pages. store In the small building on the op Cool Frocks WHITE posite corner from bis bouse, formerly Summery We Have AMETHYST ENAMEL WARE, which is the latest produc Known as wheelmen's uest. tion and Is decidedly the toughest ana strongest enamel on tne market. The Kind. You Have Always Bought, and which has been, Mrs F. L. and 45 Jennings daughter , We have a fine assortment of DAIRY PAILS, to 60c; very heavy. TOWN TOPICS in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of or boutnport and Mrs u. n. iNorthroD GALVANIZED GUTTERS, PIPES. Etc. PRESSURE REGULA and has been made under his per- and daughter or Kidgeaeid were recent White and Colored TORS, IRON AND RUBBER BUCKET PUMPS, Etc. SONQ OF THE RIVER. sonal since its euests of Miss Viola E Thomas. THE supervision Infancy Tne many rriends or Undertaker Never did we have do Water and Hot Air Allow no one to deceive you in this. Floyd B. Bouton will be greatly We Plumbinp;, Tinning, Steam, BY KNVOI A. H. ANTI8DALB. All and Just-as-g-oo- d" are but to know he Is now such pretty White make on Counterfeits, Imitations pleased gaining! B -- Heating and shall be glad to price any job large or Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of nicely ana ante to be aoout nis home. Dresses Lawns, a small. come from the storm clouds that Infants and Children Experience against Experiment tistes. Linen and Net. hover REDDING. From the simp'est to O'er the earth in the days of Summer, the eiabora'e ar.d Through the golden sunlight moit JE. lng What is CASTORIA RLDGK SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. all o much LOWER J. The rainbow and " PRICED ih n YOU HALL'S, glad praise receiving. is for Castor Oil, Pare- At the Ridge ball, Bedding Ridge, snow-cappe- d Castoria a harmless substitute 8 coul 1 Sandy Hook, Coon. I come from the tall - is on Friday evening, May 31, at get them made mountains, goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It Pleasant. It an under for. Price ran e f:ora Where the hoar frost weaveth its cur- contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio o'clock, entertainment the tains, substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms auspices of Christ church parish, to $2.50 to $85.00 And the sunset reflecteth a glory cures Diarrhoea and Wind consist of tbe following program: and allays Feverishness. It solos on V. h;. More wondrous than read of in story. Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Songs, tee violin, statue Awlu'Jv pretty e W1ARD PLOWS I come with great joy to deliver and assimilates the Food, regulates the poses, dialect recitations, impersona Dresses tS3 93.U.9S. From cruel thirst, famine and fever, Flatulency. It tions and monologues by the pupils of J6. SO an i tbereibou:s. - Artel To to flowers Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep the briDg the refreshing The Mother's Friend the Danbury School of Music, under And leave behind nothing but blessing. The Children's Panacea the direction of Mrs Kittle Middle- - Harrows This is my glad, glorious mission brook Hoi ton. Tbe following pupils florgan Spading I care not for strife or ambition v ALWAYS Col'd Wash To do the work God has assigned me, GENUINE will take part: lead the 'world. Connecticut FarmersKnow and Like these goods. While Mis love doth evermore bind me CASTORIA Miss Dora Barnum, soprano solo. Bears the Signature of Miss Marian costume Shirtwaist I am bound for the mighty ocean, S7 Townsend, And there I'll mingle my portion monologue. Suits . Of crystal water drops with others Miss -- Marian Townsend and Miss J Botsford JTairchild, From thousands of rivers, my brothers, Hazel Moore, statue poses. Neat Col'd Tel. A4-- 3 Conn. Shirtw;ist Newtown, For out of its depths I was taken, Miss Hazel Moore and Miss Renal Dreises for as little as It's my home, I nave not forsaken Morgan, dialect recitations. S 12,5 then there arc and But just been doing my duty. Master Orlando nice I Blackamlthing, Carriage And weaving God's wonderful beauty Williams, age dainty lfwn.mad'ii at d Wagon Repairing. years, recitations. chambry Dresses., for B. & The Kind You Hare Bought John and Stone Son Horace Smith, son of R. D. Smith Always Macaulay Joseph Hefferan, $3.25, $3,50 0 510 C. L. SMALLEY, Telephone 194, had his bicycle stolen, Sunday. It was impersonations. of - In Use For Over Years. Albert Newfleld, violin solo, reclta--l LAWN JUMPER DRESSES very distinctively made, Ct. . Main was 30 Stepney Depot, 229 St., Danbury. taken while the family at church THI CCMTAUR COMPANY, xt MUM NAT HEW OM CIT. Kotakluhkd ur 188. miR. tlon and baritone solo. stripped and figured Lawns. 95.98 Practical Horaeshoer. Miss Ruth E. Snow of North Mont Admission 25c, ice cream and eake. Wagon and Carriage Re- 15c. pairing and Fainting; also Blackamlthlng In pelier, "Vt., arrived in town, Tuesday, aU lta branches. First claaa workmanship COME HERE and has entered upon her duties at the All to guaranteed and prices always reasonable.. WHOLESALE flARRET. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Tailored Suits Reduced Telephone Connection: Bridgeport Division For Summer Underwear. Here you High school, succeeding Miss Welch. long mix. will find a complete assortment of all She has taken a room at the residence Wholkali quotations Fttrwishbd bt Ruck ABOUT HALF PRICE. We belong to the the good kinds for ladies, men or the of and is BL UABUHQ, JUBIIXJ KPOBT. STEVENSOW- - A FINK KNTKRTAINMKNT A88URKD. ! party that never little folks. Our prices always Attorney Nortnrop boarding NOTICE throws mad and please. at the Grand Central hotel. Few aDDles in market, crood to fancv The musical and literary entertain sand. That la the Ladies' Vests, nicely trimmed, with or with- 2.00a4.50. ITEM9 FROM OUK SCRIBB'8 NOTE BOOK. ment which is to be given under tbe kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large out sleeves 13 auspices of tbe Ladies' Aid society of stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand. Ladies' Vests, ten different styles, 25c. Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan were the Potatoes. 90a$l ner bu onions. New Mrs L. Bert Bradley is entertaining the Methodist church, in tbe Metho Ladles' Vests, lace lisle, 50c. victims of a Orleans 2 25 barrel bag, Ber- B M. Gentlemen's B&lbrlggan. long or short quite serious accident, 2 35 inew 3.00 her mother, Mrs Caroline Erwln. dist ball, bids fair to be a grand one. TUTTLE, skirts, 25j and 50c Monday while out muda, crt; cabbage, crt; and wiu be much enjoyed by every one SOUTHBUBY, CONN. Children's from 10c to 50c. morning, driving. carrots 1.00 bu. Mr and Mrs Charles Wooster of An IMPOETAN'CE Underwear, On the hill Hobart the Butter: srrade. 28a30: who attends. If tbe weather is pro- THE Shop closed every Saturday noon. by Camp's Creamery, first sonia and George Reitter of Stepney pitious It will be on the evening of horse became frightened and at the second grade, 24a25; common, 12al4: - zu, first 24a28. Cheese, full have recently visited at Stiles Love- May (Wednesday). ir stormy, the foot overturned the wagon, throwing dairy, grade, , nrst fair evening. Admission 15 cents. OF KNOWING! Announcements of Trumbull Undertakers and Embalmera. the out. Mr cream, I4al6 lb. Eggs, fresh near-by- land's. Cake and cream will be served. Doors . occupants Morgan escaped 20c doz. Live Chickens. U4al6c lb. What will Merchants. with but Mrs Morgan fowls Mrs John Stowe of Bridgeport was open at 7.30; entertainment to com you don't know never hurt you. slight injury, 14al6; calves, hog dressed, 7al0; mence at a o'clock. The program will At the same time, what you don't know will never do you any good. received a gash over the eye whichre- - pigs 7al0c. a guest of her mother, Mrs Warren oe as roiiows: You don't know all should know. Trumbu11 probably you oonn. quired five stitches to close it, and is Stowe, last Saturday. "Arra Wanna." Chorus. Especially about buying your Lumber at HawleyviUc. John T. Porter, Prindle & Tlorris J. Albert Blackman and Miss Eva Moon Get before - also suffering from other injuries. She Mrs of is Sorig. "The Has Ills Eves On posted you buy. ..- Horaeehoer W. Blackman passed Monday in Bridge- Squires Stepney visiting You,'r Sextette. Expert H. PRINDLE. Li, a MOBBIS. was taken home in a vehicle - ana General Blaekamith. passing port. her niece, Mrs R. S. HInman, at "The Reading, "llow Grandma Danced ' and is now under the care of Dr Gale. - All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing Funeral Directors Maples." the Minuet." Beatrice Maude Clark. E. C. PLATT, "Hawleyville, Conn. done. Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. Mr and Mrs Morgan desire to return Mrs T. W. Barnum returned home, lta. Me, Fa, sol. La. tie. Do." to a p. m. Strict attention paid to business. and Embalmera, sev- F. French his "Lo, . Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. thanks to Mr and Mrs Gideon Camp Tuesday morning, from a visit of J. spent Sunday with unorus. Everything in the Building Material Line. for kindnesses rendered eral weeks in Mamaroneck and Brook- brother, E. N.. French, at Shelton. "My Last Farewell. Sextette. Newtown, Conn. them. lyn, N. Y. Vocal Solo, selected. Miss Lillian John Farnum of Liberty Hill is vis L.eavitt. Piles and certain relief TBCMBULL, Mrs S. Barnum of Ha- get quick Telephone Call I George New Free samples of "Preventics" and a iting Mr and Mrs Monterey Bryant. Trio. "My Marluccia " William LITCHFIELD COUNTY. from Dr Sboop'a Magic Ointment. S. OONN. ven has rented the house of Newton booklet on Colds will be mailed Fred Grlswold, Bur Please note It Is made alone for J. 23-- gladly Stuart, - Stephen Piles, Big stock ofParks,shoes for Spring and Summer W. II. Prindle, 3. L. O. Morris, 3. Curtis on Curtis occu- you, on request, by Dr Shoop, Racine, Mrs Will Lum of Huntlrjgton is vis roughs. and Its action Is positive and certain. trade just arrived. Call and see us. We ca n hill, formerly to Preven- KENT. or blind fit you and save yon money. Groceries and by Percy Todd and Wis., simply prove merit. iting at Charles Lum's. bong, "tola " iditn Jennlngs.XRena Itching, painful, protruding farm machinery. pied family. tics are little Candy Cold Cure tablets. uowns, ma Dei bnerman, Mabel fatuart. piles disappear like magic by Its use. No no LiOttie THI RATTLESNAKE BUST. Large nickel-cappe- d &0 If you want something easy on your quinine, Laxative, nothing uriswoid. Catherine Bur glass Jars WILMOT & warm we harmful whatever. Preventics pre- GEORGETOWN. roughs, Beatrice Clark. Stephen Bur-- The annual meet and barbecue of cents. Sold by. R II. beer. & Co., HALWEY, feet for weather (if ever have vent colds as the name when rouKhs, red Grlswold. William Newtown; B. Hawley &Co., The Best Feed any), buy a pair of rubber-sole- d tennis implies the Scbagbticoke Rattlesnake club P. J. Stepney; a REYNOLDS, cost S. taken early, or at the "Sneeze Stage." CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Stuart. Garvin, Bethel; S. J. Parka, For young chicks on the market. slippers; little and wear well. For a seated cold or break What the Said." was held on tbe reservation grounds Trumbull. will al- E. Sanford & Co. have a full line of all LaGrippe, "That's Daisy Husted Chick Feed. Try it and you 188UNDERTAKERS, and Preven- of unorus. near the residence of ways use It. Good stock of all kinds of grass State St.. Bridgeport, Oonn. sizes. it up safely quickly with The Ladies' Benevolent society, tbe president. seed, all A No I Roods. None better made tics. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co., the Gilbert Memorial church held Reading, selected. Miss Beatrice George Coggswell, 19. Union and Crackers Best fertili- Sunday, May than Packer Mr and Mrs J. W. Knowlton were newiown; a. uawiey emjo., stepney, their annual sale of fancy articles and iNettieton.- There were about 125 most Cemetery and Memorial Wrtr zers. Get my price before you buy. Fancy QbObos B. HiWLiT, Vine St. Near Park Ave P. J. Garvin, Bethel: S. J. in the church on Satur "S0I6, Baby present, of corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, bran, oats Edward H. Wilmot. 865 Clinton Ave. guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs A. C. Parks; candy parlors "Captain Bunting," whom in the annual arid flour. Big stock of the best the market Tomr B. RITHOLD8, 890 West Ave. Moore in Taunton. Trumbull. day aiternoon and evening, May is, miss Maoei stuart. participated affords at reasonable prices. 231 Song, "My Bashful Moon," Sextette. snake bunt 'which resulted In the Telephone " & Miss Ida Ruffels is quite ill. Dr F. part n. capture of nine rattlers of good size. Hughes Chapman, J. Gale is attending her. Leader of the German Band, Chorus. After the hunt a bountiful feast was Saecmnr o Oba. J. H cobbk. . Chester F. Brinsmade, Trumbull. Conn. Mr and Mrs Blackman of Farce, "Old Maids' Association." enjoyed by all present. Tbe carcasses P. F. Stanley Cast: of roasted FURNITUREKeating, Hawleyvllle were guests, Sunday, of three sheep whole, clam DEALER, ar ana Mrs unaries Minor in Berk- Jerusha Eliza Ban go. President. chowder and other delicacies bounti- Undertaking and Embalming in all Its shire. Sweet Miss tsadie craft fully supplied served to refresh tbe In- branches, promptly and attended to. Toned Pianos Rebecca Sec. and Treas.. carefully Retrace, ner man. one was SANDY HOOK. OONN. Frederick B. Hazen of Sorincrfield. Miss tana uallun Every happy, not We Are Mass., passes Thursday night with Mr AT REDUCED PRICES. Minty Clovertop, Miss Ada Jennings a grumbler in the company. New ana Mrs Allison p. smith. Mananna Melissa Piack, York, New Haven, Bridgeport, Water-bur- y Win. J. Beehler, Miss Ethel Davis Headquarters for These are-hig- instruments sweet toned and other cities were well repre- Funk rai. Director akd Miss Eliza McGuire of Sandy Hook pianos grade Desire A. Mann, Miss Mabel Cole sented. those from . emr ulster, spent last Sunday in Boxbury, the and powerful every one a bargain. Special prices for Hepsibah Udella Olds. Among present of Mr and Mrs v Miss the places mentioned tbe - Lady Assistant always In attendance. guest Walter Daley. this month. . x Mariorie Hall representing S w e e t O rr Connection. Ann nuien fatteroy, press were Mr Justice, Hew York Telephone Brookfield, Oonn. Miss Alosia Peck is among the sick "We a fall line of musical instruments and sheet Miss Clara Downs E. O. New York M.nD facts rers of ud Deader la ones. Mrs Ira Wildman is in carry Mrs W. N. World, Walley, Sun, Points s assisting music. May Haverman, Hurd Dick and her care. Petunia Pickels, Miss Mabel Gallun tbe famous Howell, New York The Highest Grade of Ceme Overalls. berena iiaaoen, Mrs Benjamin Flartey Tribune, B. R. Newton, New York Mr and Mrs FY Boton7 Mr and Mrs George Beck of Bethel Bicycles. Charity Hopegood, Herald, Alex Troup, New Haven tery Work from were Mr - are too well Funeral Directors and guests, Sunday, of and Mrs Our line of wheels is the ever seen in Dan- Miss Laura Hebbard Union, Dad Barbour, Bridge- These goods Embalmera. E. M. Peck in Huntingtown. largest Rachel Ketcham, Miss inez LeBar artist, Granite and Marble. Herald, J. L. Mc Govern, SAlasroom: known to reed any description. New York State License. bury. They are the best wheels on the market Iver Belinda buss, Mrs Lizzie DunnlDg port Bridge- OBoaud Prices are 25 and ir.50. Day and Night Services. Jesse James of Hawleyvllle is suffer- Professor Makernewx, W. N. Hard port Farmer, George Waldo, Bridge- 300 Stratford Avo.. Bridgeport, Ct $i,$i - ing with a badly afflicted eye. Johnson, Racycles, National Tourist and eeveral others. Wa- - Full line of Men's, Boys' Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 48-- 2. Old wheels taken in "America." Chorus. Mrs Edith port Standard, and Harry Cross, and Children's Branch Office Bldgefleld. Tel.: Nol Mr and . Mrs George Wheeler of exchange. Turney Clark at the piano. terbury American. Tbe guests from Dodglngtown had a little son arrive at out of town arrived at South Kent on Tennis Oxfords and tneir nome, last week. R.epa.irs. NKW8 HKRBABOOT8. the 10.07 train from Bridgeport. They J. S. Hats. were met teams and BATES, Straw E. W. TROY, JR., Frank Wilson of Palestine spent a Our mechanic is an expert for several .years he has Miss Florence Coe 6y transported to BcocBsacm to Biru Sron Oat, Trot's Bakdt Hook. few days with friends in , spent Sunday tne where ar- Ti Bldo,, Huntington given his entire attention to wheels. with rnenos in Bridgeport. meeting place, they fc Furaiture A New Line of the Latest iaL weeK. Mrs Sarah French from Bridgeport rived about 1L30. At 4 o'clock tbe Monumental Building Work, Goods. A complete line of Tires, Sundries, etc. , in Mrs & always has visited her Herbert on R-o- started return ttif S.E.SeiLrvford Co. Mr and Mrs Frank Wesolowskl daughter, party their trip, Cloaalaf aaa Xm Km Newtown, Conn. Undertaking la all its Branches. of stock. walker. forward to future rata, Trov's Hotel. No. 248-- 1. Nichols visited Mr Wesolowskl's looking meetings Hoaaatoaoa, at. Telephone brother in last Mr and Mrs Nestor Wedge and and reunions at the same town, Sunday. children spent Sunday with their par happy place 4 a Water ents in Bantam. in coming years. SU, Narwatk, Ct W. A. Mrs Mansfield of Mile Hill is 111 and HONAN, A. L. Tbe Misses Alice and Mabel Gabler under Dr Schuyler's care. are sister in New York. MEMORIAL DAT PLANS.- - Funeral Director and Bmbalrner, WM. C. HEIM, visiting their Temperance Beers and of Miss Jennie DIsbrow has visited her A Tkxxpbohk Ncwtowk. Ct. Edgar family Brookfield 270 Main Conn. sister. Mrs Libbey. in Ml Iford. meeting was held in tbe Town H. Q. Keane's were guests of friends in Dodglngtown, Street, Danbury, in- Sommer Drinks last week. R. B. Turney spent Sunday with his hall, Monday afternoon, by those parents, Mr and Mrs Jr. u. Turney. terested in the proper observance of Monumental and Mrs Lizzie Dunning has been spend Memorial Mr and Mrs Leonard Elsenboss of a few with Mrs Courter in day and appointed tbe fol Works, Stutt-so- n ing days rtoHMtonlc Stationery and Brookfield, Mr and Mrs Frank Bridgeport. lowing committee to arrange the de Avo., Ca. Butter. and Henry Stuttson of Elizabeth, Quite a crowd of people from New tails of entertainment: Music com- riaple N. J., were guests, last Sunday, of Mr new Mrs Periodicals. and Mrs R. Wilson. xork have arrived at tne hotel at mittee, Battle Benson; flower Delicious. George Hawley 's Crossing, which was recent committee, Mrs C. A. Eaton; table In each of these lines our stock ly by Borschweakl & Robert- L. Cv; MORRIS, wvery complete, we invite inspection. Black and gray work shirts in all son.opened and refreshment committee, Miss GBOOKR. sizes and in all the popular at THE Office S. E. & Co. figures Mr and Mrs Wilson Hurd attended Mary Snedeker; monument commit- Post News Store, Sanford 's. Happy Colors the funeral of their uncle, Charles tee, Miss A Culon Drugs Newtown, Conn. ' 11 Arcade, Bridgeport. You know that there are colors which others which of Amy Hopson. Rev and Mrs J. A. Osborne enter- indicate but do ever signify sadness, Hurd, Monroe, last Saturday. Memorial service will be beld In the tained their son and a 'friend from happiness you stop to think how often people are Aua.uc bu or giau Because 01 tne colors l Congregational church, nest Sunday last . and Phillip Schnabel, W. T. GALLAGHER, Bridgeport, Sunday. You know that children and flowers thrive best in taOKROE at 3 o'clock, and you are expected to Dodglngtown Dls., Newtown, Oonn. Main Ct. the sunshine. Why not have more sunshine in your attend. P. O. Address : Route 24ft. St., Sasbt Hook, Master Walter Stevenson, little son own Bethel, Shop near New England Station. Barber of Mr C. M. home, then why not let us show youliow to get HA8 A BUOCLDKB DI8LOCATKD. Telephone connections. etnu in all and Mrs Stevenson, has it In the walls Groceries. Hairdresser, satisfaction my work been by using MACEDONIA AND VIC1NITV. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. fuanuiwwu. anop open every aay ana quite ill, caused by mercury pois- Edward L. nurd met with quite a A Soeclalty. oning. Dr Kiernan is attending htm. serious last week. He fell Mrs Charles Smith and children Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work mishap, by day or contract from a load of bay and dislocated bis came, Saturday, and with her husband Minott F. H. Penders of Ansonia was a shoulder. have rooms in M. tiersltz'a bouse. Augur, guest, Tuesday night, of his daughter, The Salutary Wall Coating Mr Smith is doing carpenter work.for Betts & Betts. Sasdt Hook, Oonn, Miss Helen Penders, at H. M. Smith's. John Hopson. Hook. Cobb.. Dealer in Ckoiee Meats of All Eiaas, Bv having vour walls deeoratec The Monroe Cemetery association Mrs Ellda Ilortonbas been Knendimr Sandy Poultry, Vofetaaleo, ete. Mrs Anna Chambers and son, Leigh, with Alabastine you will make will hold a meetiDg at tbe Town ball a few days tbe guest of Mrs Perry 27-- 4. more dur- -- Telephone who have been staying with Mrs S. C. them more artistic, on Saturday evening. May 25, at 7.30. Thompson. Judson for the past year, have able, more sanitary, and will John A. J'eters was home over Sun iloura: 10 to gone to home more cheer- Sunday 11a. & A. Danbury to make their home. make your a Miss Fannie Burr has returned day. A nephew of Mrs Peters came 12 1. TAYLOR HUBBEUL. M. Briscoe & Son, ful place to live in. Let us show home from where she has with him from the city. m.; to , Sweet-Or- Stepney, NEWTOWN STATION. Bug-g-ies- Have you seen those $1.50 r you how easy and economical Ezra R. Thompson of Clayton. Mass.. Carriages, Harm and dif- been caring for Miss Jessie French, TELEPHONE SERVICE : Business Wagons, pantaloons that S. E. Sanford & Co. Alabastine is, and how the spent a portion of tbe week visiting Harnesses and Harness are selling? They are nice enough to ferent tints and steaciled de- who has been ill for some weeks. ner son ana protners in to is vicinity. Woodlniry Local, i6.ai. Supplies wear anywhere. signs can be combined to pro Selectman George L. Setrar, with a S. N. E. T. Co., 76. Plxley House, Ot duce Miss Charlotte Beardsley of Hart- force Hawutttlli, Niwtowk, Of All , "exactly the ellect of men, has been repairing the Now open for guests the year round. Thank- Descriptions. Postmaster W. M. Reynolds attend- fi (mi , you want." ford is a guest of her mother, Mrs Fuller Mountain road, making a good ing old patrons for past favors, we invite all ed a Wa will nmvA tn vnn thtit AlnhM contractors come and see us. care- 4. banquet given to the Hon George iw for a week. road, something could to Transient boarders Sandy Hook, Ct. Telepkene S7-- B tine sunerlnr to cvbtt niJipr wit iyh? Sophia Beardsley, never dc sum fully attended to. Cortelyou at Hotel Astor, 44th eriug, II you will give ua oo opportunity for tbe allowed by the The Best in the World ! Mr and Mrs A. B. Plxley, Prop. street and Broadway, New York, town. W ednesday evening, May 22. TASHTJA. Mrs W. n. Peters is at home strain. after several weeks' absence. The S Mrs J. Mullee is Royal Worcester Cattle For Sale. pring Styles Gallagher quite ill PERSONAL CHAT. ' Cows AT at her home in the Glen. Her daugh- AND Fresh a Specialty. Mrs C. Vt HI IL Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell ter, N. Cullen of Philadelphia, Miss Edna Sweezey is visiting rela- UI3B illllj bpCQ or trade any day but Sunday. Pa., is caring for her. tives in Yonkers, N. Y. Sunday with her parents on Lane Eaat Ct. Corbett's Shoe Store, Mrs who has been Bon Frank Turkiagtoa, Morris, SANDY HOOK CT. A. Blackwood, quite street. Ton Corsets. Theodore Bishop of Little York 111, is recovering. Her sister, Mrs has an enviable reputation for fine Fields of New Tbe Kent Choral union will a Perfect We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford butter is York, is with her. give Fitting Ties for Ladles, Men, Boys and Misses In all making. The butter very Miss May Mai lett entertained Miss concert In tbe church. Satisfying C. F. the latest and lasts. If are inter- nice and is put up in a neat bpx Congregational Beardsley, ested styles you on splint Buckingham of Easton over Sunday. 8 o'clock. Beautify tag call and g9t prices. with his name it. JR. JEL. Mr G ried berg has rented the Orvllle Friday evening, beginning at Beers & Co., Mallett Admission 25 cents. Try-- a w acll aad GENERAL Miss Fida M. Merrell of Greater New place and moved in. pair. C. B. Ne0Tnwn Miss Annie Logan entertained her AUCTIONEER, JOHNSON, York is passing a week's vacation in Conn. couBin, Miss Alice Sun- town with her parents. Newtown, Osborne, over Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, day. kind TAYLOR. CUR.TIS & NEWTOWN, CONN. Mr and Mrs G. L. of New lUantha V Ihe Yw Urn Mwm Boagt 48-- 5. Notary Public. Miss Jennie Nolan Sterling Telephone spent Sunday in Mal-lett- 's Telephone 22--3 Sheffield, Mass. York made a short visit at M. D. Blgsatu CO. on Saturday. of Tha Brick Storo. Saacy Hook. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24," 1907. 5feiftAAAAftAftftftftftft Aft ftftftftg 4, Everything Purchased Here Is Returnable. A Fine Assortment of 4, Dress. ta - w A Store ? Right It's Easy to sell a suit to a man that doesn't know mm m TDSSUE vvman that knows what he wants ! 4, PAPER what he wants. It's the You 4? J 0 Can and can't get it, that we're looking for. We simply say 3 JYMJLU Rely Upon Decorations. you don't need a salesman, ' 5g 4R -- flake Yourself At Home. ' Just What You Are After Just IVlllf Bi-Centen- New nial Conn. for Take your time, go through the stock, pick out what ord. You will find Decorating. de- in dealing with this 4S you think you like best, study it well. If you can't store that Honest to-da- y, ow or whenever it suits Goods, at Honest cide come back Pnces is the basis you. If you find goods that suit you, we'll tell you the iill upon which we do price, and make it as low as we can. If you're suited buy 3& Sale of all our business. P. n. CASSEDY, If not v , 1 New Milford. you're Postoffice Building, No'Harm Done. 3V Trimmed NO EXAGGERATED Every man's whim receives the utmost business cour- nillinery. here. If haven't been in not tesy you why get acquainted 3& Every season we have a sale of trimmed millinery and ADVERTISEMENT at an opportune time for the purchaser. 4& We have reduced the of all of the trim- Did It Ever Occur HATCH & DEWEY, materially price No med Hats. These are the best models of this season styles, "brag" in ny of our claims. To You Xtra Good Clothing and Shoes tor Men made in superb manner and are the cream of our workroom We are here to serve our customers and Boys, Changes made in any of them to, suit your taste with- in a way that will ain their confi- Mr out - dence and Average Man, that your additional expense. their custom. r Men. Watch is a delicate or ana Bank New Milford. Main Great v " really very piece machinery are St., St., Barrington women and children can be that it is deserving of better treatment than you 5. 3. suited srivintr it. You wind it once each 24 hours and carry It Telephone 57-- Telephone 48-- here. in a dirty pocket until it gets so dirty and dry that it re fuses to longer run. '.men you ian:e it, to me jeweierana wonder what can be the matter with it. To you, if you have it cleaned and oiled regularly, it will give you bet Floor Coverings. ter service and a larger degree of satisfaction. For vear Employing none but skilled workmen we.are able to give this branch of round wear and esntrial1v fnr Summer tlm our business most lnsemgenii aticeruiion ana our guaraiibee xuiiuws uur wum. we know of no better floor covering than "Hofi Matting."' Golden It Moth-proo- is Sanitary, clean and durable. f, Superior to Brothers, The Most China or JaDan Matting, will not hrpak a it U vprv ruHi Railroad Street. New Milford. The Complete and for and is the of BZDDIFOKD,Bank New flilford. ' Jeweler, beauty wear, equal Ingrain Carpet. Street, Stock of You sew it like a carpet, 39c and 50c. "Crex" grass Mattings, Japan and China Mattinp-- s in U SHAD, NEW BLUES, MACKEREL. grain Carpets that are exact copies of Brussels. - Still Axminster, Brussels, Cashmir and Grass Matting Rugs SellipgWall Paper LIVE LOBSTERS on Saturdays. in all sizes. Shirt Waists Um SL1K1 SHOT to aXay tmtS - ECLIPSE v- . ,- " - ... " i mr m iwi um crow. Prta Oreea that by kctoia nnra-me- nt L. C. Bank Street, New Milford. U the au-ooc- mtdo. Davis, In New Milford will be found at our Heatttof eTOrythlnr for FhLnUa aad Daoor-attn- g Corn Inside or outs Ida. Summer "Wash Goods. Ob It MOTTO Satisfaction or money store. .Unsurpassed in style and beauty refunded. tfTa Papering . of finish. New arrival nf Ortrandles Rntlt thr fln C. A. WAY CO., Planter pretty. Ginghams, durable and in good taste. Percales 87 Railroad St.. Nnr MJtfe. Ct. Pure Papering A splendid line of Telapboa and Fertilizer Distributor.com- - Agents for OUrer Typewriters and bined uienwood fe Lores. with New Marker Drugs Papering Attachment, Ladies' FOR THIS Fr PUattiaar PUU ar Eatstlagw Crm. We are more careful In Come and see the Linens. WEEK. Bcawa. Paa. a aids. a Special la Mill, Drltta orBt selecting drugs tban L.teblp'a Halt extract. Vtc Ou-tor- la woman Is In new stock of . Wall Pa- Sac - per bottl. selecting big, nial per bottle- Reef, Iroa and Wlaa. Cbc Wash The housewife who entertains at the will bottle. UoUx 10c Suits per for a ooz. Easter Millinery. Ball, larre - She runs to fancy. We pers. want her table to look and We baa Mann nl r ma. demand dainty inviting, have just New Milford ara of riMi Im i st. i. .u n n. the standard in stock a new line of Damask with to Grocery Co.. a lb mkL wt bkfon tat ranilmr la and we get it. Examine the prices. In Lawns and Muslins. Great put Napkins match. Railroad St., Niw Mruoaix A rnM 4raaiar oa That's why our drugs goods Attractive prices, rary Arj rKwadsr la a In mana make such medi- You It ta UiaOT T 1..m. -1- 11 . good will then know why so for the dlauibaMaUOoc&iMrctal rvrtUtaara. W aa cines. money. Bridgewater, NorthTille, wall aa trw. PbImtImJ u w .. many people buy Wall Paper New Preston, Washington, and LaneSTllle, In fact ALL cj. wlU. a CEBTA-1NT- of us. ROADS LEAD TO tt la Um hIt Plaataw with a W. N. Noble, m prancai awrur acta 2 SPATCHER'S It la a Snnerlnr Planter In t Ko mat. Z Bank St., New flilford. G. ter ot doing Good Work. John Harinonf W. Barton, MUUoery Parlors. A irOCkd WIT to thn tha anrHn. nf Bank New Milford Uhitxd Bask Builditc. Riw Kiltouh AN Y PLANTER U to try It on ahard Dealer in OILS and PAINTS, Street, road Or bam flmr. whm tnn nam mmm Invitation. dropping of seed and febtilizui wet Nicholas Square, New Milford. New England House, or dry. Carriage Making:, Louis C. Ralfstaiiger, Prop., and John W. Bank St., New miford. M. EL Repairing Booth, The people of Bridgewater, Brookfield, Sher- 1-- Mallett, Painting, General Cor. Mate mm4 Ctercsi Sa.. Repairing. ate man, New Up-to-d- Brazing, cast Iron as well as other metals Kent, Warren, Preston, Marbledale, in its Appointments & machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- - New Milford. Ct Horseshoeing Jobbing. nish irg and polishing, lawn mowers, knives, Washington, Roxbury and New Fairfield are and x. equipment Line of and shears, sickles, lawn shears sharpened, horse Large Carriages Buggies and toilet clippers ground by special power cordially invited by the of New Milford meat-chopp- people Attention Pa!d to Automo on hand at Lowest Prices. machinery. Enterprise er plates Especial and knives reground. All the above warrant- to attend the celebration of bile and Parties. ed to cut. Saw filing in general. Umbrellas the Driving with new ribs and have a i .The New Milford repaired covers; -- settlement of ort food line of samples for covers, self opening their town, Saturday, Sunday, Excellent Table Service. Z included. B Icy ales, guns, revolvers, I Creamery T. J. Mulcahy, carpet sweepers, sewing machines, violins, Monday and Tuesday, June IS, 16, 17, 18. W Elm New Milford. etc., put in order, Key fitting, locks, trunks, la iMBtttac oat la Street, fishing rods, and many other things repaired. sattt&dat's town xxrnHO. Pneumatic tires of all descriptions on notice. As it is manifestly impossible to send indi- Bicycle tires and sundries on hand. Mail or- There should be a large turnout at ders receive attention. You will find vidual l Best Milk and J A. Great Stock of me prompt invitations to every resident, it is tbe Bpeclal town meeting warned for at junction or Bridge, mast ana drove Sts. request- 2 o as &ii worn guaranteed ed Saturday afternoon at clock, tbe $ 1 Box 564. New Milford. Oonn that each will accept this eeneral invitation as questions to be acted on concern the Butter and Summer " consid- Spring a one. J taxpayers. The questions for TTaat 1st personal eration are: f caa bo bovcht f A Drive L To take such action as said f Now MttforA. f Special - Lap Robes In A $2.00 meeting- shall direct upon tbe peti A. tion of J. Stuart H Uplne ana zz other and Blankets. .Here's Question legal voters of said town for tbe Im Sweet-Or- r That every purchaser must answer for himself. Why don't you take provement of tbe pnblic highway lead- A Complete Stock of Work and Pantaloon, advantage of this offer to save money on Clothing and Men's Furnish- ing from New Milford Center to Driving Harnesses. ings. Why don't you come in and convince yourself that my goods are the work. la Bridgewater, to wit: to Improve and m Charles Barlev dolnc the ! ticketed at saving prices? Why don't you follow the procession on its New mason work. grade that portion of said highway way to this popular store? Must be a reason for this popularity. Why Milford. from a point opposite the former site Eestaurant Frank Evitts, $1.50! don't you come in, look my stock over and compare my prices with - DKCOBATION DAY RACES. of Chicken Hill scboolbouse to a point Fenn Mori others elsewhere? Why don't you? . EMILIO BKLARI. opposite tbe residence of Frederick tan Railroad Street, New Milford. W. Mriatt Blk Bailraad BK. Haw MOtord. A Fine Line of Emillo Belari, a Spaniard and a to a big time at the Decoration day inowies, ail saia impruvemenai teacher of vocal num- raCeS tO hf hAlrt linHor t.ho rnicnlAuo r and grading to be in accordance with Maala aarraj at All Houa. music, who had tbe laws of tbe State of Connecticut einlUAOtU. Hats, Shoes and Furnish bered among his pupils many women the New Milford Driving club at Co- - of Guaranteed prominent in society in New York uciaa pane, xnureaay, May no. There relating to tbe improvement public ings C. A. City, as well as singers In concert and will be three good races on the pro. Mghwaya. one or cram no m n miPDa 2. To take such action as said Water Trowbridge, opera, them being Mme. Nor- and nnp t.h. oinno shall direct a Fowler & Hot Bottles, 2.19 pon tbe petition Toquet. dics, fell to his death Saturday from class, purse, 75 bushels of oats; meeting 25 Clothing Furnishings, the seventh floor of the Princeton 2 23 class, purse, 75 bushels oats; 3.00 of Frederick T. Buck and other Civil and Hydraulic JEnfinecrc, At apartment house. No. 324 West Flftv- - class, purse, 75 bushels oats; National legal voters of said town leading from to $2.50 Mcriahon's, Bank Street, "New Milford, Ct. seventh New York. His i uiea tbe factorv of tbe New Milford Hat Swvejrors. 74c Mvq vtt-PxjU- street, body io govern; noppies allowed. The all of Block, struck on the stone flagging of the races will be called at 2 p. m. Admis- Company to Boardmans Bridge, Biovi Eairr Bimrwa. the bottle. was sion TCvirtu such improvements to be in accord BASK ST, SEW UlLTOUO CT. Cor.Bamk amd Railroad Streets, areaway and death instantaneous. 25c Teams free. Prnt ance laws of or Since he sold his home in Eighty-firs- t secretary. with the tbe btate TtfrptoMlll Albert Evitts, Druggist, NEW MILFORD. street, near West End avenue, a few Connecticut relating to tbe improve 33. NEW MILFORD NORTH VILL.K. ment of Private Wire months ago, Mr Belari had been living , public highways. Se- Rod-eric- h. f-- 3. To authorize and direct tbe ARRIVALS AT TE1 W KHOXUJCS in the apartment of Mrs Emma Rev S. D. Woods was atl - As he had a his on Sund&v lectmen of said town to lay out and HOCSK. ! ! amassed compe- nulpit mnrnlncr All construct a new In said town Reasons for Using Look Look tence from his teaching and was in ill were glad to see him out again. highway P. M. Skellv. T R. Denerar. W. fl. Neis's Bread : nrz .2 health he had given up all but a few mrs xieien nartram is leading from a point westerly of tbe Grannla, Litchfield. All Now ! rv of his He was the latest railroad crossing near tbe residence of 1, It's the best; 2. it goes farthest; 2. it's a Ready 1 pupils. subject to faints grip victim. E. and li. w. uoaa. Uarloa de Zarra. W. pleasure "o eat it: 4, it satisfies; 7, always the AT laree stock of Men's and Ttnvs' Shooa ing speiis, ana it is Deiievea ne had one oouie visited ner Frederick Crosby, running Gorham, O. B. Griffin. R J. Mac Mo V-- same; 6, everybody praises it; 5, you will like Also fall line Rubbers and Rubber Boots. imuc of these when a window. J. M. Hillock of rather, southerly along tbe westerly aide of W. ucLuraiiuii by GaylordsvlUe, len, J. E. it; 8, you should try It. Ask for it; Insist on standing several said railroad to tbe Brookfield town m. Humphrey. C C Teakey, q vinn'is. Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Salt, Gluten Feed. hie had been under the treatment of aajrs ittsu ween, mr uaiiocic is tempo Joansoo. William TLaitrt.n v Molac Molasses Feed, cheaper tban bran; try Bi - two physicians, one a specialist in rarily disabled by an to his line. Wallace Brainard. New York. Railraad Naw Milford. It. Cotton Seed Meal for fertilizer ; best meal, For the Centennial. Injury 4. To authorize and Instruct the St., highest Choice Seed Oats; Grass nervous diseases, but he had never knee, but returned with her on Friday C K. Taylor, Danbury. all analysis; been and his for a few said Selectmen to discontinue that Warren 8. Seed, kinds. despondent, friends deny days' stay. of In said Baker, Philadelphia, Pa. A large of NEW GARDEN SEEDS We received a fine in Decorations. be committed suicide. Emillo Belari E. B. a d portion the public highway M. J. ilaaa. One Half received.variety have article Tissue Will Buckingham shot town from a westerly of Keleber, PltUfield, just stand wet. Stars for and automobile came to this country with a Spanish raccoon, last week Tuesday. leading point resi- Mr H. P. FOX. M. E. Plnn.,. dnnrt. The Olive Oil Yellow and White Onion Sets. being decorating wagon opera company, and when the company Mrs Arthur Morehouse, who was the railroad crossing Dear tbe Lu R. El bridge, Hartford. First class Market, with the r.hn1rAt. nf wheels, plumes for horses, wreaths, banners and streamers. disbanded he decided to remain here ill for some time dence of said Frederick E. Crosby, and P. Lw Coe, Madison. Sold in this country is adulterat- Meats and Poultry. and quite after her moth- running southerly across aaia railroad ed with linseed oil or some other ingredient, Select Groceries a teach music. Before that time he er's death, is better. on east E. S. Champion. V. L. Cbarchlll. and a article. For absolute- specialty. Don't Fail To Inspect This Line. bad been tenor soloist in an Italian Mrs Walter Babcock and children of and thence still southerly tbe New Haven. usually very poor Stop aad see us. We can save vou monev on side of said railroad to toe K- ly pure olive oil perfect 'in flavor, put up in everyuung. opera in Paris. He was successful in Roxbury visited her sister, Mrs Charles erly aaig U. - Gibba, Weatfleld. cans direct irom xtaiy go to his profession, and became an author- Buckingham, last week. Brookfield town line. W. H. Coney, Albany, N. Y. G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, & ity on voice culture and methods of Miss Ruth Buckingham is substi- J. H. ParlBh, Meriden. Ackley, Hatch Marsh, teaching, writing several works on tuting for her sister at the South Kent BKI.KCTM.AM BEACH ASKKD TO BTAKT A K. H. Williams, Dr and Mr J. May, New Milford. Railroad and Bridge Sts.. New Milford F. E. SOULE, that subject. That there was a mvs-- school.. MATRIMONIAL. BXTRKAU. Bridgeport. . NEW !VlIL,FOR.D. tery in his life which had expatriated Miss Grace Hendryx is quite ill with Selectman S. C Beach was aston K. G. Leach, Sherman. Hava Ton Thought of a mm was oeiievea oy nis friends. . lie- a stomach trouble. Miss Mabel Marsh a colored G. B. Preavon, GlouoeaXer, Maaa. tore he be assisted ished to be waited upon by BL VISIT left Spain received the in her care, last week. gentleman, the other morning, who 3. P. Add la, C Marah aod wife. decoration of tbe Cross of Malta and A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs wished to have Mr Be&cb pica htm out New Milford. was made a member of the Order of Lev iness on May 15. a wife. He furnished Mr Beach witn W. Van AJsUne, A 1 ford. Maaa. Dayton's Photograph isaoeiia ana Ferdinand. He was re Donald Bowers has been 111 again, t.hs bill of BDectQcattons: H. P. Fargo, P. A. Lyona, Mancbeo-te- r. Pool for a Birthday qift. Coasiaer how a lated to many of the nobilltv. but is now convalescent. following Temperance Rooms, airabla aad valuad a would ba. Hill Spanish new cauivjxu, jus M'uii im pietura bis mother being a cousin of the Duke ATTENDED Dear Sir: I am a Mason By Trade Harold Polanla, W. DeMuaey, Great Over Henry Donnelly's, Jsaaidas it aoae aot bacoma a mar flurray of Klansares, who married the widow THE ANNUAL SESSION OF Barrington, Maaa. It mavar ioaas lta cbarm aor THB GRAND LODGK, I. O. O. K. In all of its Branches and a Widoman Bank Street, New Milford, Conn mamory. Coffee I of Ferdinand VII. He would have Looking for some one to Keep bouse M. Parsons, Wllliamaborrh. tatarastiag aaaociatioaa. Call at been 69 years old had he lived till July Those who attended the session of tbe nave one on T. MaUory, Bethel. In 1 pound full weight canis- 17. M.r Jtseiari coun O. and If Town any there B. ters, or steel cut jmateur nad been in this the grand lodge, I. O. F., in New bands Who can nil the order 1 am Eaton, Kent. ground by the detonating 25 process. try years, but never became a citi Haven; last week Wednesday, were to them. Must C S. Harrison, Newark, K. J. Contractors and Builder. willing try But tbey n. We have taken the agency for this splendid zen. He owned a house on West street oeurne vv. unain, Adoipn w. 1'eelan, be sobonr clean tidle and Loyal aDd Joseph Carroll, Frank Stevens, Sbei-to- The Hine Studio, Ooffee, which is ground bv a process that re- and other real estate In New Milford. nenry uuQDeuy, uaniei W. YVheaton, in col moves the chaff, thereby freeing it from the is said will revert James M. honest to Me, Light lor abel to & Postoffice Block, element of tannin, which is the only harmful It this to tbe state E. Mullins. Clark Hunt. Read and Write and Count and Play Taylor Buckingham element known In Ooffee. of Connecticut as be left no will. Mrs Louis Richmond and Charles D. Pul- - Music Yours Re CONTRACT ZJtT FOR PARK DBKJORATTHO Contractors amd Builders, NEW niLFORD, CT. D. E. Soule was a of Mr Belari. ver. instrumental With FOR Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. 35c lb. Can. pupil spect. He was a warm friend of Mr and Mrs Mrs of The C H. K os ter Co. of New York Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or New Films Soule. Six years ago he offered to John Folanlss Grove street, small contracts. Steam and pay who recently underwent an operation they Must Be a maden or a bout have been awarded tbe contract for Hot C. I. New Plates Mr Soule 's expenses If he would accom- New Haven so 20 years old and in collor. the decorations tor too Water LEACH, pany him on a visit to Spain. The at the hospital, has far Light park Heaters, Church New Powders was to New recovered as to be able to return to E. N. BURWELL, Street, New Miltord. body brought Milford for ber home here and she is now NOTES. 2. New Solutions inter- gaining Unique 5-- burial, Monday Manufactured by morning, the - Telephone nicely. Mr and Mra MaUeU are - .D.Ifitlno'. - o and Pnnpr- . Hjirnrlrnr-rt ment taking place at 2 p. m. Rev J. Xrartland's 10th Regiment band ot Perry rejoic- New Cameras F. Plumb officiated. Little Laura Polaniss, infant daugh- who will furnish music for ing in tbe birth of a eon on Saturday First Class Work and Reasonable Prices J. A. NORTHROP, Prop., The pall bearers ter of Mr and Mrs John Polaniss, of Albany, tbe last. Mrs Michael la New New were Judge J. F. Addis, Noble Bennitt, New Milford in June, is Feeoey oaring Welisvii.m: Ave., New Miuobd. Milford, Oonn. Supplies Frank E. Soule and Charles Duncan. Grove street, died at their home on considered one ot the finest bands in for Mr Mallett. be left with O. A. Oo. Groceries. Thursday, May 2. Tbe funeral and Meals aerved Fonn Orders may Way Try Bowers & Bartlett's Famous CJs Vou. Among those who accompanied the was on tbe East. Tbey can be beard in con- promptly at Boston Coffees, Let Show remains from New were burial Friday. Montanna restaurant. Bank atroot. York Mrs James Churchill has turned a small certs, afternoon and evening, during Bev Robert A. Carter of Goods. Roderich, Carlos De Zaffra, Miss Edna on his a black- the celebration. It is worth going Waahing. Callender Bros., Dry Lawrence and Mr Beers, secre- building place into many miles to bear this band. Don't ton waa a vialtor In town, Monday. The Red Shield Brand.' C. private smith shop, where his son, Thomas Mr and Mr G. L. tary to E. Benedict. does black- miss it. Hickox, Jr of Half Dime Lunch Rooms, Oall and a Pound. M. W. HILL, Churchill, tbe necessary Washington were In town. Monday. get Sample E, H. 1YIARCY, The smith work on the farm. Tbe contract for decorating tbe Odd G. B. Scblappacaaae, too fUln Ct Jeweler, is Clarence Titus of Colorado Fellcws' and Masonic ball hustling 138 South St., Waterbury, A, M. Booth's Old Stand, New Milford, Conn. Joseph Drapeau improving his Springs, building Bank street fruit dealer, rrsaaod Mod a of our excellent uoiree. Start7& Dean, house by having a new addition built Col., passed Saturday with his par- has been let to Simons 8c Fox of day night and Tueadav In Now YmV Try cup New aeanett New Milford. on. & Mr and Mrs Jerome Pastry all home made. Postoffice Block, Milford. St., Taylor Buckingham are doing ents, Titus. City. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907.

Leach's, 20c a pound, after it is trim- after a few days' Illness. med. Mrs Walter Babcock and ennuren Newtown Bea Disease The residence of is returned home, Sunday, after an ab Tt The Kidney new Henry Kinney f? Iff Newtown, Friday May 24 1907. shining in a dress of paint, dark sence of several weeks, visiting rela - body and . green blinds. William tives. Kills. Wright Is doing the work. Col A. L. Hodge and miss Marion opino- Miss Kate Bray cut the thumb on Forbes enjoyed a drive to Lake Wara CIRCULATION: Thousands Never Suspect Thai her right hand, one day last week, maug, Monday. while opening a tin can. Miss Rose McNifC is at Isaac Garri 762-76- 8 Chapel St. January 1, 1S8S, 600 They Have It. Miss Mildred Emmons, daughter of son's, assisting Mrs Garrison, who is INCORPORATED Last Mr and Mrs E. J. Emmons, has been in ill health. week, 4500 . TO MEN WOMEN 8c CHILDREN New Haven, Conn It is now generally admitted that diseases of the critically, ill with a combination of OUTFITTERS kidneys and bladder constitute the greatest soured troubles, inflammatory rheumatism, SOUTHVILLE. 8RIDGEF0RT, CONN. of disease. Cure these and we remove the canal tonsilitls and bronchitis. Drs Staub of all ailments of the Liver. Stomacb and with two are Ten Pages nearly Blood, King, trained nurses, GENERAL NEWS. and Bowels. But the approach of Kidney disease In attendance. is so sly and gradual that the first symptoms maj The .residence of Frank Humiston Mrs A. Wilmot is convalescing. not be noticed. Here are some of the most common on Main street is shining in a new Miss A. Morrisey spent last Saturday LITCHFIELD COUNTY. symptoms of this dangerous disease? dress of paint, applied by C. H. Os- and Sunday with heT parents. 4JU111111V1 Discolored or dark urine, sometimes excessive borne and men. Mrs G. W. a of - Northrop spent part and of pale color. Pineapples and grape fruit of prime week with her aunt at .uanesvnie. NEW aiLFORBc Unusual desire to urinate, especially at night. store of & last ar "Brick Dust" deposits, sometimes containing quality at the Starr Dean. Selectman Mallett, with a force of Under-we- albumen and blood. C. E. Kiddlford is are roans Correct for men, tne in Clothes and abdomen. headquarters worKing good MRS MtNKRVA STONB. Swelling around eyes, ankles , correct and satisfactory work in watch Bbape. Drowsiness and a constant tired feeling. clock Mrs Minerva M. who Pale, hot and dry skin. and repairing. for Stone, has Fain in the back, headache, cramps in the legs. Watch and clock repairing promptly been in falling health for a long time, Bowels constipated, digestion impaired. attended to at the store of M. W. Hill. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. passea away at tne nome or ner sister, Rheumatic pains in the joints and muscles, on If vou have any of the above symptoms yonr kld Mrs James Gidding, the Plains, and Dr. Ken' Fine confections and smokers' where she has made her home for sev neys need immediate attention, David per- NEW FAIRFIELD. For "Tien, neuy-- r avoriie nemmjr nuuaiu us wwfc.cu uwn quisites at Cassedy 's. eral years, last week Wednesday, May Do you know what will happen if you neglect thest most terrible. i F. E. Soule has the sole agency for Tiemorial 15, 79 was jvmDtoms? Briehfg Disease, aged years. The funeral the outcome. Dr. David Kennedy i New Milford for the Buck AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Day. nearly always cigar. Women, held from her sister's home. Saturday has cured thousands of 1 Favorite Remedy kidiiej Try tne tootnsome goons at J. G. David Williams has his afternoon, at o'clock, Rev T. J. Lee disease, and we have the positive proof. It will curt Neiss' bakery. resigned Buy your holiday clothes early, but do not buy 'Children. of New Milford officiating. The buri W. N. Noble la a position as mail carrier on Route 54 al was in the at New Mil- - Y.. for a free samole bottle and medical booklet. Druggist offering and Leroy Barnum has received the without first our lines of correct this cemetery Large bottles $1.00, at all druggists. complete line of the famous Wallace of carrier for route. seeing splendid Our stock of Underwear ford center. Mrs Stone was the widow appointment that , confections. . uornam a 01 clothes for men. season, is qualities of tbe'late Homer Stone, who passed D. McMahon, the has unaries spent part last Why? extraordinary . is sur popular tailor, week in Hartford. are to the standard of away several years ago. She good line of shoes, guaranteed to town were Because op previous vived Dy two sisters, isirs James bid to Litchfield, last Friday night, to at wear and stand the storm. A line of Out of parties looking at we show the biggest range of the choic- seasons assortments are much and Mrs Smith of New tend a 01 at Paul's lodge, some real estate in town, last week, dings Henry meeting stylish bats just received. Also some 01 est new the most new models in Milford. when the M. M. degree was conferred handsome Good values with the intention buying. patterns, sack suits, larger. Every garment purchased upon James P. Woodruff. winter caps. I. S. Knapp has bought a 2600 pair the GREAT in in men's pantaloons. of to and because our tailoring Is the of cus- before RISE MKKRYALL. or - mules haul timber with. highest long A party mgiesiae giris.cnaperonea For a refreshing glass of soda water grade If we were to buy them by Rv and Mrs F. B. Draper, enjoyed call store Selectman Henry Backer will work tom work applied to ready-to-wea- r price. Ji-e- with syrups at the The subject for discussion in the u at JNortn s.ent, pure drug w the main road from Danbury to Sher making clothing. to-d- ay at aiis would cost you at will be Farm- picnic of Albert JUvitts they Grange, May 29, "The Saturday. Farmers of the Secur man, from the Danbury line to Sher And while Meigs & Co. Fit and Satisfaction east one-thir- d more. We handle ers' Opportunities. " Are Farmers at M. w. x. w. and Wil speak highly man line. have a Social mil, (janneia ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells ;it well no reliable makes. disadvantage in and Business liam Wright passed Sunday at North and recommends for horses. E: H. El is working the roads in rivals anywhere, our prices are not than only Relations when brought in Competi- Kent. They took .their cameras and it highly the northwestern part of the town. higher tion with Professional and Business brought home some tine views of the Howard h'owier or stamiorn called others ask; often they are lower. MEN'S. Men? From what does the Mind scenery. on H. W. Brown on Sunday. more gain picturesque ROXBUKT. Mrs confined to Sack Suits for men and in five dis- A a. trr-- Anh Men's verv fine ribbed ecru the knowledge, Reading or Ob Duncan Dodd or st Augustine, ia., Helfich is her bed young men, . I OO" shirts and drawers : drawers have servation? has been passing several days in town. with a grip cold. tinctive models, $12 to $28. doable seats and suspender straps. Also white Rev William Hooker will hold serv He will taRe a position in Atlantic DEATH OF THEODORE HEMMINBSON Jfirnest Stevens is out wim a new athletic shirts. ices in the at 3 p. m. two-seate- d a. chapel, Sunday, City, N. for the summer. carriage. h. r A. nurfi Extra fine cotton gauze. Hall week J., Death has taken from our midst a JX O white : shirts long or short John spent last with bis p. M. uassedy nas secured a respon a a Charles Williams has resigned bis pure knee or Mrs Will in - most needed husband, father, good as mail carrier in Danbu sleeves, or athletic shirts; drawers daughter, Kinney, Bridge- sible chauffeur and is ready to take workman and a good citizen, Theo position city man ankle lengths. water. out parties by the hour or day. an illness ry. Everything any wants to wear Memorial 1 1 OK each American Hosiery with dore Hemmingson.. After James uee is aoout tu cans JXT,A. Oo.'s fine reformed Raymond Kinney spent Sunday watson sanrora nas entered tne em' of a few weeks he receiving Day, from Straw Hat to Oxfords. qpi X.t very relatives nere. ploy of P. M. Cassedy. with pneumonia, of milk a day at the creamery. Zenith cotton shirts and drawers. was Daid-neaoe- balbriggan F. C. Merwin visited in Winsted. re una com died Monday night. All done for Jbidward shot a d Miss J Hatch entertained a him that earthly hands could do. Dr Jennings WOMEN'S. centiy. pany of 20 friends on the 15th in honor Pons was his and black bird on Sunday, which measured The willow Brook creamery has re of her ninth birthday. Misses Marga faithful physician 62 inches from tip to tip or its wings. a new skim-mil- k did all in bis power to save him from 1 each Women's straight summer centiy installed vat ret and Gertrude Bidwell and Kuth of A In Alio& S 0 vests with or without sleey es,dif-- Mrs S. is. Hendryx and Mrs Orlo of Great the Imighty strength death. The Saturday Special , Clarey Barrington, Mass., goes out to tne oe BETHEL. ferent ribbed. , .' Cook have been guests at J. R. Robin were of Miss deepest sympathy each Women's and guests Hatch. reaved widow and seven smaii cnii 41.li qc plain fancy son's. Mrs Isaac Bristol has an an iJl vMtM. ntr&lizht or shaoed. lone or Jane bought dren. "Behold, I will not leave you AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. la pants. Miss Mallory has returned tomobile. comfortless." interment at Wash FANCY TAILORED $19.75. a x 00 each Very fine cotton and iisie home from a visit In Wellsville. Dr and Mrs Griswold Bratraw passed The on Chestnut SUITS, XXX OOO Tests. with Dlain and fancy yokes. Mr and Mrs B. Heinan visited their JNew ington. . carriage shop I Sunday in york CJity. street, which was de A Vach-tri- ht and shaped rests, children in this place, Sunday, M. one recently partly Regularly $25.00. Krt I II. Maiiett has sold of the tire, is rebuilt and xi ut no sleeves, low fleck,, high neck George Karscher has been workirg Eclipse corn adver Little Raymond Hemmingson is stroyed by being ana uun ko i""rr for Miss Hoode. weelr. popular planters dis- repaired. and fine lisle, tightto knee and umbrella pants, this tised in The Bee to Osborne Brothers very ill with the same dreaded Allan Carpenter of New York City An unrivaled offering of beautiful new Eton tailored suits in the much admired lace trimmed. Joe Bonjura has lost another horse, on the Plains. ease, pneumonia. Mrs Frank Castle has been the guest of relatives in town. A Ka, a suit Combination suits in very making two he has lost this spring. Joseph Miller of New York and Dan is caring for him. She also cared for Mr and Mrs James and striped and checked materials, selected from our regular $25 lines to sell at 0JI fln cotton and mercerized lisle. Much is felt for John Bar of Mr his illness. Durant $19.75. low neck, no sleeves, knee and umbrella sympathy iel Miller Mt Vernon. N. Y.. passed Hemmingson during daughter, Mary, have been the guests Most seductive models, cleverly tailored and finished, these suits are extraor- lace-trimme- tight for loss of his book con superbly d. ney the pocket Sunday with their parents, Mr and The compresser at the Quarry, of friends in JNew York uity. value A each Extra fine cotton and lisle taining $20. If the one that finds it Mrs Daniel Miller. which has not been in working order dinary at the special price we name for Xi.li 7t Miss Grace Twiss of Lakeville has Saturday. vests, plain and fancy. will return it to him they will do Mr and Mrs F. S. Mulllns of Brid for some time, is being repaired by our been the guest of friends in town. Custom afl each Plain and fancy yokes In silk Christian duty, as he is a poor man over of skillful mechanics. Fittings by Expert Fitters. Af vests, extra portCwere guests Sunday A number of the young lady friends straight tine; specially and it contained all he had. and Mrs E. Mullins. a of weather. Don were-deligh- t- pricea. J. Quite change of Miss Mayme Kenwood An extra nice line of summer robes be in a hurry to pack your winter over- fully entertained by her at her home CHILDREN. BTILL BITBB. blankets and coolers at Frank Evitts coat away, for you will need it. on Center street, Friday evening. Prime quality russet apples at C. 1 H. M. Smith took dinner at R. N, During the evening the engagement In ce 6 Mr and Mrs Bernard Special Offerings Af 1 Kn a paii-La- trimmed pants In Kalliher had Leach's. Cvnher's. Tuesday. of Miss Hen wood to Robert N. White . a son to is year. little arrive at their home re The best sirloin steak at C. Mrs Donald Forbes is convalescing of Athens, Ga., formerly of Danbury, A 9 Kt each Vests and pants; vests high cently. The young man is now grow was announced. .fxi. auk, neck. short sleeves: low Deck, no nicely. The older brother had ex sleeves: pants tight knee and umbrella, lace ing Improvements are being made on WOMEN'S SMART COATS. trimmed. perience with the rats, who took his the residence of James Waterman of and pants for a nest. He is for XVIiA f 9 ' each Balbriggan shirts waiting South street. iJt drawers: shirts long and short tne oaoy to get old enough to warn Miss of . . This ia the of the coat season of warm sleeves; drawers knee and ankle pants. him his trousers on Bertha Benedict Norwalk height days and chilly nights, when a against leaving ! and Lloyd Benedict of New Haven light-weig- ht coat is an absolute for woman. the floor when he retires for the night spent Sunday with their parents on necessity every All the more interest, Andrew Turner has left the employ Clothing Grassy Plain street. therefore, attaches to these special offerings which will grace Saturday's Belling. of the Eastern Lounge Go. at New Friends of Rev William Morrall, a Milford. former rector of St .Thomas' church. Little Mary Woicik, who was ill have received word of his serious ill Coats at $10. Coats at $15. last week, with bowel trouble, is now For ness his home in Stafford Value Sao. gaining nicely. at present . Value $15. William D. Wanzer is to increase Springs. Black broadcloth and covert ooate In a new The Greatest Sale The Fine panama coats, lined with satin or taffeta, as stitched and 24 his acreage for tobacco considerably HUNTINGTCm. strapped model, inches long, taffeta Last year he raised about 22 acres and desired, tastefully braided and trimmed, in all sizes, lined, vest value 20, 1 15. Bi-Centenn- $15, pique edging, special at of Fine this, years he is to raise about 30 acres ial. regular very special at tio. Mr Wanzer is to enlarge one of his to PERSONAL NOTES. Coats Raincoats at $19.75. Diamond bacco barns to make room for hanging Mrs Lauren Tyrrell of New Haven at $15. Value $ jo and $35. Jewelry it. His barn, which is 210 feet long is the guest of Mr and Mrs Albert Value $19.75. Ever attempted In BrldeeDort. and 30 feet wide is to be enlarged 70 Our Stock is now complete Bartram. . We have taken a group of Craven-ett- e This week we a sale that eclipses on one ana 15 reet on side. Chic pony coats In fine taffeta, a Raincoats Priestley an omen ror valueinaugurate in feet end the An line of this season'? D. H. Chatfleld was a caller at Bon very fetching made by our best coat maker, and giving real- investment the barn 280 feet long and 45 elegant model, beautifully tailored and excellent value at $19.75, will close them out Diamond Jewelry. making nie Brook, Monday. - at 819.75, regular $30 and 135 We have closed out the entire mounted Dia- - feet wide. jtroods. All styles and sizes, made Mrs a few special at $15. coats.- mona stock of a prominent Importing House, iSKK was Harry Athington spent on account of death, at a and the representative very of all the standard fabrics : also days with her parents at Bonnie we great sacrifice, pleasantly entertained, last Friday, at intend to give pur patrons the benefit. dinner at the "home of Arthur many novelty weaves. Brook, last week. An Inspection Invited. Knowles, Mrs C. B.N B. Smith," who has oo GREENFIELD HILLo A Special Offering Of been spending two months at her $io to $25.00. farm here, returned to her home in DEERFIEID NOTES. G. W. Fairchild & Boston, last week Thursday. Sons, has Isaac Smith has done carpenter Albert Waters been quite sick work Nichols. $1.50. WHITE WAISTS AT 1.00. Gem Merchants, - Jewelers, at the home of bis mother, Mrs Ella for Charles Miss Charlotte E. Bradley has spent - 997 Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, Waters. Dr Leslie of Bt idgewater has Shoes a The waists in this special offering are fresh, new models, the materials and are of been attending him and he is gaining Douglas few days with her sister, Mrs Ar the above trimmings CONN. thur Bulkley, at Greenfield. best, and the workmanship reproach, and the values are so apparent that will make BRIDGEPORT, slowly. Miss M. who our waist section talked about for weeks to they Established 1865. . Mrs Ella Waters spent a few days re Are the most Dooular bhoes on Martha Burr, has been come, x son poorly since the death of her Two two-wa- cently in isriagewater with her the market. More sold than quite very pretty models, regularly $2.50, splendid value at SI; fine white lawn with y VaL lace Truman Waters, who has taken Mrs any sister, is somewhat better. Insertion, fine tucks back and front, collar and cuffs lace trimmed; long sleeves; and another model with Eli Wei ton's farm for the coming other. pointed yoke of Val. lace, blouse lace trimmed tucked back, short sleeves. season All SHERMAN.. Business There was a very pleasant foot and Leathers and Styles, Leading Washington inch sociable held the Houses. by Sunday 50--$4-- oo LOCAL JOTTINQS. school, last Friday evening, at the $2 Quaker church, which was well at-- Charles Striede has been a sufferer tended and enjoyed by all. Quite for several months from severe head nice little sum was netted for the Sun aches. He has been under the care of BASEMENT SPECIALS day school. The sociable was post Dr B. E. Bostwick of New Milford. poned from Thursday evening on ac & JDiuot Roswell has had the ell or For count of the rain. DUIsrOAN OANFIELD, kitchen part to his house enlarged. Saturday," May 25th. A. of was Mr and Mrs L. D. Olivett, who sold Head-to-Po- ot Editor P. Smith The Bee their have to Stamford to Clothiers, entertained at dinner, Friday, by Mr farm, gone Mrs Tan Hose, 25c. 50c Knit make their home. Conn. and Frank Hungerford. 39c Vests, 25c. Plows. . Mrs Charles of was Bank Street, New Milford, Carey Danbury of new tan for A of Mr Al Very special offering hosiery special purchase cf fine knit underwear in guest, last week, and Mrs TRUMBULL. lace-bo- ot For plowing bert Knowles. - women, in fine silk lisle, plain lisle and from the best maker in America brings u this thjs country there are no Beach & Adams, who recently pur effect, value 39c, Special Saturday only at 25c a lot of fine Swiss ribbed lkle vests, trimmed McMahon Frank Kowski has sold his farm in with plows to equal the Hillsdale, chased the old homestead Daniel's Farms to from Wor- pair not more than 4 pairs to one customer. fancy lace, at 25c, instead of 50c. N. on the back street, has sold it through parties Y., plow. Both wood II. w. Treat, agent ror the Htrout cester, Mass., who took possession, last and iron beams. farm agency, to New York parties. week Friday. Mrs Gideon Northrop of Southville Have Your We (have the Walter A. and Mrs 0. A. Northrop of Bridge mONROE0 A Splendid Showing of Wood Steel Frame water spent a few days here, last week, the guests of Mrs John McMa Mr and Mrs Sylvester Clark spent hon. Clothes Sunday with friends in Bridgeport. Mrs Arthur Knowles has been en MISSES AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS. I Harrows joying a three weeks'-sta- y at Long .Branch, JN. J., with iriends, and NEW HAVEN COUNTY The of our stocks of Oxfords for misses and children finds no rival and various makes of Disc much improved in health. completeness Harrows. Mrs J . F. and in store in town. We are showing all the new in all and I Addis daughter, Mary Made FARMS-SAMUE- L any regular styles leathers, ftCAKER'S Of New Milford were guests, last Fri Right invite special attention to our lines of tan, russet, vici kid and gun metal Oxfords on the Have seen the of Mrs Addis' Mr and you day, parents, last the commonsensical for fex-t-. Mrs Stanley J . Warner. At Home Yonr HAWKINS. modified Orthopedic only shape growing 51.50 to H. W. Treat of Bridgi rater, the By Samuel a life long resident Hillsdale of f cm Hawkins, $2.50. ? hustling agent Strout agency, of this place, died, Friday noon, after Footwear for women, misses, children and infants. Land Roller bas sold the Olivett plao formerly Tailor. an r illness of three witn neart the Marsh farm, to iew York days Joseph trouble. Though not in good health bmgs aad suit cases la our basement salesroom. Shovels, Forks, Rakes, etc. parties for the second time. This lat A Line of the Latest in Cloths to for many years, he was . a successful Hosiery, underwear, trunks, ter party expects to take possession Splendid-- Styles farmer and man of excellent judge- Everything in the about June 1. ' Select From: ment, as many went to him for advice, tool line. Hatch Brothers are erecting, an ad which was always gladly given. Hon- 24x36 12-fo- ot to I dition, feet with Itostsf I can save from $5 to $'6 on suit, Come est, upright and noted for his veracity their borse barn. t. you every and truth, a kind husband and loving ON E. G., lurner and family have He was born 30, MY BEST FRIEND. PROOF THE TAO. moved new house. just in and s'eefme'and be convinced. father. September F. into their iJohn 1SL41, in the oldihome where he lived That Is what you get when you buy Is. SEELEY, Warner and family are occupyinsr the and died May 17, 1907, aged 66. He shoes Sboe It Is Like house vacated by Mr Turner. was the of children of Alexander Benton, who lives on Ru- Regal this year. materials Just Washington Depot, Ct. W. W. Gardner has Fine Line of Men's youngest eight N. have increased tremendously we just taken,,the Furnishings. Hannah Wooden and Asa Hawkins, ral Route 1, Fort Edward, Y., says: don't blame you for being cautious. DEALER IN contract for painting the cottages of who are all dead but Mrs Phebe A. "Dr King's New Discovery is my best This. Mr Goodsell, S. Johnson and Bert Chadwict of Meriden. He married friend. cured me of asthma And that is just why tbe Regal Speci- " wr.ill earthly It fications tag means a whole lot to you, No wonder It is talked Morgan, at Lake Waramaug, and Celestia Stoddard, who survives him six years ago. It has also performed a sure in- we sell for Coal, Lime, Cement, soon begin work there. and one son, with wonderful cure of consump- if you want to be of leather about, It pure that purpose. Mrs C. R. N. HARRYS. WENGROW, Geoarge A., the Incipient stead of pasteboard and Incidentally, we also buy a large Paints, Hardware, It is reported that Farrell Machine Co. of Ansonia, and tion for my son's wife. The first bot- soles Instead of hemlock. stock of it to sell. if etc. Smith has sold her green house at ... Tailor and Clara J., of Burdett college, Boston. tle ended the terrible cough, and this cheap Have etc., Still River center to New York par- Clothier, funeral was from his left You won't get proof from anybody you bought any? - C The late home, accomplished, the other symptoms else. But Wby hesitate? Are you to and ties. 3 p.-- There was a one she was tbe Regal Specifications tag trying had New Milford, Connecticut. Monday, at large by one, until perfectly is signed proof that tells you, before something better than Edward Bpwne the misfortunfl gathering of friends, neighbors and well. Dr King's New Discovery's pow- materials are and one day last week, while at Brookheld relatives to pay the last sad respects. er over coughs and colds is simply mar- you buy, what tbe Junction, to lose S3 from his pocket, The floral was numerous and velous." No has ever why you'll be satisfied. Quarter sizes. MASURY'S he stood a display other remedy $3.00 and Davis &. Savard, while looking at moving beautiful. Rev George Sutherland of equaled it. Fully guaranteed by R. H. Sole Railroad Paint? Carl train. Christ church, Quaker's Farms, and St Beers & Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts, Bridgeport, Agents. Bader, W. W. Gardner decorated very Peter's, Oxrord, officiated. The bear- Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. Can you find a paint that will cover Washington Market, two or three rooms, last Friday, ers were Charles A. Davis, H. B. Dav- N. Noble, New Milford; E. J. Bucking- PURE BLOOD IS A DEFENSE. more surface? Depot CJollins. WATCHES. Rox-bur- y for Mr and Mrs .Percy E. Mr is, W. G. Tomlinson and F. J. French. Allen Joyce, No, If you could we would it-- Washington Depot. Gardner is for Howard, Waltliam Elgin, Hamilton, Rockford and ham, Huntington; & keep agent the Syracuse The burial was in Hillside cemetery. Station; Q. W. Hurlburt Co., means A A full line of Meats always on hand. Game Pulp and Wall Paper Co., the Peet South Bend in Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Silver Cases. W. L. Ward of Seymour was in Bros., Georgetown; It safety. person whose n the season. Meats always of prime quality Prize Wall Co. and the charge. Roxbury; Connery W. B. blood is in an impure and Impoverish- ana prices reaouuauie. Paper Henry J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; ed condition in Bash Wall Paper Co., all of New York. Snow the 21st of May. Hawley, Sherman; Honan & Soule, is tbe greatest danger He would be pleased to call and show HENRY C. RE ID, The Jeweler, Master Charles Lum of Huntington Bros, Cornwall of catching any infectious or epidemic Gaylordsville; Smith Kern-ed- y Harry Rider, his sample books to any who are antic- The Original Reid Jewelry Store, Established 1883 is visiting his grandfather, C. II. Lum. Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, New aisease. Dr Kennedys Favorite IS WtM SIh, Bridgeport, Ocma . any wall this 4. Mrs Sarah Stillson is with her is the mildest, safest and surest Groceries, ipating buying paper, 95a flalii Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone 921-1- sister, Preston; George E. Frink, Falls season. Mrs Samuel Hawkins. Village; E. S. Fairchild &Son, Nichols, purifier of the blood, thus, striking at Teas and Coffees. Mrs Leon Brower and son, Earl, of druggists. 50c and $1. Trial bottle the root of Kidney, Liver and Bladder SECRET SOCIETT NOTES. Derby visited at H. B. Brower's, the free. diseases. $1.00 at all druggists. Staten New by Tlhave onened a storelfor the last of last week and Leon Brower Island, York, occupied sale of Staple Groceries in the house of Albert Good Shepherd lodge, I. O. O. F.. Do Yon Kodak ? came up Sunday. the Italian Liberal In tbe early flftie, Oberg at Washington Depot. Reliable goods confers first Haw- The hundredth of Tbe June will contain an ac- ana low prices ror casn. stop on way to tne the degree this (Thursday) If not, why not get a new equipment for 1907? Complete Miss Clara J. and George A. anniversary Century creamery and try my goods. evening. line of films and at kins were called home during the sick- Garibaldi's birth next July will see count of Garibaldi's life on Staten cameras, fixings for picture taking, ness of and death tbeir father. The Kind ti00 Haw Always Boujtii the dedication, by tbe Italian organi- Island and of his four years In America D. Henry D. Hine, the photographer, Mrs G, Hawkins has had a re- yf . Miller, C. B. Jackson's Book 990 Main St., Mary zations of America, as a permanent from tbe pen of Henry Tyrrell, with a Washington Depot, Conn. Dr Blackman, R. J. Dunlap, Eu Shop, Bridgeport. lapse. Mrs Mary Mallory is caring for gene wiioman and uus JNorthrop went ASK FOB CATALOGUE. her. Dr Greene is in attendance. monument, of tbe bouse In Clifton, number of Interesting iUnstrationa. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1907,

WJJU dt The Newtown Bee. Followed The BXHBElt CO. . TOTB HOWARD BARMS CO. Newtown, Friday, May 24, 1907. Advice of Her SANDERSON'S CIROTJLiATIO'N : Doctor "Why the Custom Style 1. 1882 600 Family January Of Women's Regals SPECIAL o) For Last week, 4500 A Maine Woman Suffering Stays. from a Complication of Dis- If Women's eases Gained 34 Pounds Regals were stylish ONLY for the first Tobacco. Ten Pages. week FORMULA in Weight and Re or two, they would be no different from a good Raises the Finest Quality gained Her Health. many other shoes. of Leaf Tobacco. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. But Women's the same accurate Wrapper "I was the most bloodless person you Regals keep shape It is made of Materials which could imagine," says Mrs Nathaniel to the last day. That means there must be some- WASHINGTON. Field, of St Albans, Somerset county, BECAUSE supply the right plant food in Maine. "My tongue and gums were thing unusual about what they are made of and how best forms. DEPOT POSTOFFICE ROBBERY. colorless and my fingers and ears were are made and iiKe wax. x bad two doctors and they they there is. It has the Richness and Sunday was a day of excitement for pronounced my trouble antenna. Finest Strength the of think trouble had on quality materials that's the foundation. people Early my been A BECAUSE for Washington. coming A n rl VaViAn wrsxs. I It A ! growing large, smooth, silky Sunday morning there was a masked for three years. I had spells of vomit- mini yuu consider -f "V leaves. ing, could not eat, In fact, did not dare inai expert, pains- J. burglar safeblowing postoffice robbery to, x naa such distress after eatlnur uimus worKmansnip enters into every pair It is well made, properly mixed episode, which has furnished sufficient My stomach was filled with gas, which or women s - BECAUSE and in fine and condition for reason for excitement and general caused me awful acronv. Kegals the reas- M dry Two safes in ,The backache I suffered wasat times on - j& I , public interest. the why their is pfrma- J drilling. . store of S. Ford the almost unbearable and the least exer style Seeley, capable tion made my heart beat so fast that I nent is as clear as and popular postmaster at Washing could hardly breathe. But the worst daylight. FERTILIZERS for All ton Depot and local manager for the of all was the splitting neuralgia head Every new custom Crops. S. N. E. T. Co., were blown open and ache which never left me for seven in style contents valued at about $700 and in weeks. I tried everything I beard of, Rich, Pure, Strong, Active, both external and internal, but could Sizes ! Safe and Sure Growers. eluding cash, postal notes and orders, get no relief. Quarter Crop postage stamps and checks were carri- Finally Dr Williams' Pink Pills ed away. About 2 a. m. morn- were recommended by Dr J. H. Mur Send for Stylo Book. Send for Free 1907 Diary. Sunday phy, of Dexter, Me., and I gave them ing, George Poppensiek, aged 15, night a trial. Nothing had belped me until flail Orders Greig for X k Dress . operator the telephone J6topany, Dr Williams' Fabrics 54.00 began taking the headquarters of which is over the Pills, in fact. I had grown worse every of Silk and of Wool. Promptly Riled. Sanderson Fertilizer & Chemical postoffice, heard a noise and day. After I bad taken the pills a us Combination of turning X Let solve the of new" to looked short time could see that they were help you problem that gown, or skirt or correct ax d Investigate into the face of benefiting me and one morning uit. This Dress Goods section overflows with are new tyle a masked and the mouth of a materials that bio-bes-t Company, burglar awoke entirely free from patn. The and and that are 3.50 and anility. Mad NEW HAVEN, CONN. big revolver. A burglar ordered him distress after eating disappeared and stylish suggestive of smart gowns and suits. Through 4,00 of custom made patent leather. to throw his to in three weeks I could eat anything our combination we are able - z I up hands, proceed his wanted and suffer no inconvenience. I buying to buy this class of goods direct Quarter- SI bed, get into the bed and cover up his also have taken sev from the manufacturers and importers, thus the lowest bead. The is no means a cow slept soundly. I insuring boy by eral boxes of the pills and have gained price, while our twenty odd years experience of the requirements of ara, one tne argument or a cocked re Uq weight from 120 to 154 pounds and the of volver was one he did not am perfectly well now." people this vicinity enables us to select the choice things from ? think it Dr Williams' Pink Pills have correct each man's line. Are You to wise to resist. He obeyed the order ed serious disorders of the stomach, Going Paint and he thinks that for about an hour have revitalized the nervous system The result you will find to be. a finely selected stock, priced he lay there, watched by that masked and restored to health sufferers from justly. Grand Opportunity If You Are burglar while things were doing in the severe nervous disorders. For rheu store below. was an matism, indigestion, nervous head Suddenly there aches, many forms of weakness and A explosion which shook the entire debility Dr Williams' Pink Pills are Special Offering Miscellaneous FOR MEN .AND WOMEN. building. Shortly afterward another recommended even if ordinary rem CARRARA PAINT and less violent caused edies have been tried without relief. of explosion again Dr Williams' Pills are sold Suiting Materials Dress Items Is the young man to think Pink by Carrara Paint known everywhere. It is not affected by gases, that the burg all or on re We had an 56-in- ch or were whole druggists, sent, postpaid, opportunity last suiting, black and fogs, seaair, any climatic conditions. Its immense popularity and lars blowing up the estab of 50 cents six boxes for er ceipt per box, week to close out a few choice white check, about one-quart- the satisfactory service it has given on all classes of buildings gives you lishment. Not long after this Pop $2 50, by tne Dr Williams Medicine of positive assurance that you are getting the best when you buy Carrara. Company, N. Y. pi.eces Light Colored Suitings inch square. The width is ex- pensiek heard the burglar depart, and Schenectady, from a wholesaler's at the in stock, treme, cloth right weight m-wa Write for Color Card.Price Lists and other Literature to as soon as he dared venture forth from much less than value for for UzLS CORMAII -- j avc the bed Mr be regular suit or skirt and the price rxKf M rang up Seeley, it then at one time he represented Bethlehem the season is about over for the very low 75c 221-- 3 ing 4 a. m., and informed him of what in He had held The F. C. BUSHNELL Co., Water the general assembly. wholesale man. 50-in- ch Bridgeport. St., bad transpired. Every possible effort suiting, a white NEW CONN. many offices of trust in the Congrega barred in small broken HAVEN, ras made trace the burglars, but with tional church and local organizations. To these few pieces we added ground, for out result. is not known whether was every piece of from plaid with black lines. Very Agents Connecticut and Rhode Island. It His wife, who Miss Eliza Harri Light Suiting and low in 75c they came in a vehicle drawn by a son, died several years ago. His our regular stock that sold at stylish price horse or on foot, but the fact that Miss Alice bad cared for $i.oo, $1.25 and $1.50. , 50-inc-h grey suiting, a fancy daughter, E., fi -- they stole a whip from the store indi him since. One son, Clinton Bird, a serge weave with e line of cates have driven a These we have crrouped to twisted black and white thread that they may manufacturer in New Haven, survives on one larere table in team to some gether a block one and one-quart- er distant point. The only him, also a daughter, Miss Alice E. front of the main dress forming articles taken from the store stock Two ' children have died. Three inch square . .". 89c TRY AN EDISON For were the and some The counter and marked them all one whip cigars. grandchildren also survive him. Mr postoffice safe was a modern one, but Bird was a man of considerable price. The 50c Dress "Goods by means of nitro-glyceri- ne the door 50 to 54 PHONOGrKAPH wealth, comparatively, and besides his inch Worsteds and There is as much to the Your was blown off Its hinges and into frag- local property had holdings in Florida. Woolens, worth from $1.00 to style So was fifty cent' line as to the more Supply ments. great the force of the - $1.50 In Your the weigh- 95c yd. expensive goods, in fact many Own Home explosion that heavy door, of them are of Flower, Field and ing probably 300 pounds, was blown NEW KUXFORD, copied from dollar The Fad and one dollar and a half . against the counter four feet away, for Browns we give a reasonable free trial and can pa- - us in Garden Seeds and the wood- THE LATB MB BELAKI. goods. The weight is less and you smashing splintering There has developed quite the width narrower the convenient weekly payments. This includes Cometo store. All new sold in or work. Soap had been used to fill the I have known the late Mr Belari for lately a demand for Brown but my strictly goods, large crevices about the door of the safe so 20 He had been sum great values are great for 50c small quantities. years. residing Dress Goods. This found us that the explosion,could give its full mers at our farm for the past 18 years fully prepared, for the demand force to the work the burglars desired and a more reliable, true friend never Silks That Are The Entire Outfit We sell and other brands of "Fertilizers - started earlier in the Stockbridge - enough us to be complete.- The people living; in lived on this earth. He was buried in large cities to furnish us a line for all Let you prices. . crops. quote the vicinity say they heard the noise the Center cemetery on Monday, May on what was comine-- Extra Value including' a dozen selected Edison Gold Moulded . . 1 1 ' TkT 1 , - 1 ""111 I ch C of the explosion but it was 20, where our kind, gentlemanly friend 27-in- none oetter man oyracusc riuws. vaii auu see thought Plain and fancy taffeta silk in Records, each bearing the signature of ftie inventor, them. ouiy thunder. The night for the burglary desired to be his last resting place. It striped Mohair, 38 neat grey, red and navv effects. was particularly well chosen, a dance is an honor to New Milford that his inches wide 50c stripes suitable for shirt waists. reproducer, beautiful horn, horn bracket, etc in the Town hall having brought an remains rest here in peace. Of his Brown Soft finish and high lustre. We want you to satisfy yourself by a thorough trial The Prairie State unusually large number of people to vocal musical talent, that ,is known stripe Voile, 36 inches Note the width and ...75c the center and them Old New world. ... 50c price that the Edison is the best phonograph. keeping there the and ch throughout 23-in- silk for and Brooders later than usual. The dance broke Mrs D. E. Soule in her Rajah waists, Incubators up days ch younger Brown Panama, 36-in- 50c shirt waists, suits and summer take the lead. about 1 o'clock. Evidently the burg- received from him her vocal lessons coats. A HnmcetiV mnlro ch rt lars began operations as soon as the which her voice and knowledge has Brown SXcUlian, 50-in- . . . 59c j Rajah, silk one and dancers had departed. How they never forgotten, bhe is only one or pure way Talk the over with us before 44-inc-h, cotton Paint question buying your gained entrance to the store is mys- few can to this re Brown Brilllantine, 75c strong thread the other. The stock. i the that testify Comes in pure white and Century Company, Inc., unless lock fine From all ch tery they picked the ofthe nowned artist's ability. (Shocked Mohair, 50-in- . . .$1.00 natural front door and relocked the door be we can learn be fell to his death from Pongee color. Service- 837 Main St, Bridgeport, Conn. 42-in- ch able, and washable. . .50c Hardware and All Kinds of Tools. fore leaving. There is nothing about air from the seventh story win Brown Serge, 59c stylish Y. C. taking 27-in- ch il. A. BoIIdJar. Farming to how en in a the establishment indicate dow on 57th street, New York ch blyk Habutai, City. Brown Melrose, 44-in- trance was effected. Mr Poppensiek Edwin Beers told the writer this, and $1.00 weight that is particularly The Farmers' Store. is able to give a fairly good description the family said the same.' Mr Belari Brown Satin Prunella $1.00 adapted to use for waists and of the man who held him up, except of would have been 69 years old the 17 th shirt waist suits. Fast black Brown 50-inc-h. and dull course the features of the face. The day of the coming July. He owned in Broadcloth, .$1.00 finish, suitable for checks taken will not be available to New Milford a itefiant house near mourning. A regular dollar U- EST. Lather shades of Broadcloth value 85C 2- ..(SIEaAE&IS, the burglars, for Mr Seeley, Monday Northrop's foundry and about 20 acres for notified the banks to of on side trimming purposes, and fancy .Plain and silks morning, stop land the north of the road browns for fancy in great Shelton, Conn payment. This is the 39th postoffice from the Mallory farm, now owned by igumd waists. variety. burglary in Connecticut within a year. Mrs Emma Roderick. Time nor my Your It occurs to many people that the gov feeble attempt could do justice to his Buy ernment with its resources and many memory'. D. E. Soule. THE HOWARD & secret service men at command will do BARBER CO., well to some OATI.OBDSVTI.I.K. Debby, Conn Health, Safety, detail of the best sleuths f Supplies Con- of Poultry in its employ to follow up these Mrs Hodge Waterbury spent a Demands'a-pure- . few days, with her mother. water necticut burglaries and bring the recently, minster, Brussels, Cashmere and Grass BRIDGE WATER. - Mrs Mary Potter. which iis best criminals before the bar of justice. Mrs E. Minehardt and rugs in all sizes. The house OF supply, was il. daughter. matting securee ; means of The town hall also entered, but Marion, have gone to Schenectady, N. wife who entertains at the NEWS IN by x ror a BRIKF. nothing of consequence stolen. ., lew weeKS. nial will want her table to look dainty Mr and Mrs Warren Miss Xjibbie Kennedy is visiting rel and firm has Pitcher and son, atives out of town: inviting. This just put Ernest, were guests, Sunday, of Mr Artesian Wells THE SEELEY BKONSON WEDDING. The long-looked-f- road machine in stock a new line of damask with and Mrs Paul Montrose. The of Miss Helen has arrived, and is a welcome sight in napkins to match at attractive White Poul marriage Seeley, of as prices. Master Wing These furnish pure water In abundance, un- of Powell to Louis this part the town, the road be Van Houten's George Babiyan, who was under most severe daughter Seeley, tween xtuii's and cocoa, the best and ill with failing droughts. su- of firm Bridge uayiordsvme goes the farthest. is quite pneumonia, last week, is Jjong years of experience have given m e Bronson, the of Bronson, for months has been almost impassa- It the original now perior knowledge In the mechanical produc- Townsend Co., New Haven, will oc- ble, in pure soluble cocoa. Doctors and an gaining nicely and able to be Co., tion of these wells. Geology and actual test s places. alysts to the about bis home. try Supply universally under all circumstances have proved their cur on Saturday afternoon of this The Liadies' Aid society will meet to testify great CONN. Immense value and the satisfaction to be de- sew in the church parlor, this Friday nygienic value of van Houten's cocoa. NICHOLS, rived from their use. week at the bride's home. afternoon. They recommend it strongly instead Orville Sherwood is quite 111 and un- of tea and coffee for daily family use, der Dr Leslie's care. Gasolene Burr Hollister and Miss Helen See Mr and Mrs J. Paine and it Deing nourisning, and better for the Engines, daughter & Mr and Mrs ley, the former teacher, gave a dance and Mr and Mrs J . T. Underbill and nerves, btarr Dean sell it. Paul Montrose welcomed P umps pipe and similar supplies, I furnlshiln A line of 81c a a little son, Morris satisfactory quality and at moderate price. in the Town hall to the High school attended a surprise at ginghams, yard, at Leslie, at their daughter party E. H. home on Es-tel- la pupils on Saturday evening of last Mott Judd's on Monday of last Marcy's. Tuesday, May 14. Miss for Ford Automobiles. evening E. H. Marcy attended the quarterly Montrose of Brook field - Is assist- All goods are thoroughly tested by ua, on our Agent week. week, it being Mr Judd's 75th birth conference of the Methodist church at in care 15 H. P. Ruaabout, $500. $1000. Sandy Hook, last week Wednesday. ing the of the little stranger. Farm, at Nichols, before On Toniaot, A daughter was born on Monday, day. Mrs Walter Mrs Poultry being placed I shall be pleased to call upon you and or write for desired Information Thompson, John is to have- - west give particulars; May 20, to Mr and Mrs Frank The children of the Sunday school Pulver, Mrs A. K. Mrs E Joseph Babiyan the market. xx. Partridge, of his barn raised and a seven- - the are for Children's day, which Marcy, miss Alice smith, Mrs part up preparing and Mrs Par- - foot basement under for - comes on June 9. George Lathrop William put it stables The amount of loss of the daring sells attended a foreign missionary for his cattle. In using our supplies have the benefit of convention in you E. N. burglary at Mr Seeley 's postoffice and Miss Ada Brown was at her home in Danbury, Wednesday. David Gillette from his Sipperley, store on was between this on A meeting of New Milford lodge, Roxbury, our experience for nothing. Ave., South Conn. Saturday night place Sunday. No. 292, N. E. O. P., will be held on daughter, Mrs Agnes Newell, from t 74West Norwalk, $800 and $900. It is to be hoped that th's Mrs Mary Hendrix has returned Tuesday evening. Ansonia, with Jerome Gillette and burglars may be brought to from where she the Ticket Agent Percy is passing sev- irom were re Florida, spent eral days in Pennsylvania. During aaugnter Atlanta, ua., Sent Free. winter. bis absence the office is looked after cent guests of A. H. Gillette. Samples Albert Gustafson of Church Hill choice extract of by E. Leslie Osborne. an extenoea aosence 01 seven was on of Leibig's malt, 12c, Joseph Golden Alter surprised the evening his at the New Milford Grocery Co. '8 store, ano passed Wednesday months, Mrs C. II. Jessup birthday, May 21st, by a call from a xnursoay in jNew xom uity. returned, C. & Mrs James a. Capon of Falls vil- last week, and opened her place In the number of his friends. The popular H. Booth Bentley - occcood Wanted a Mil- lage, formerly resident of New village. 0000 Co. announce a sale of trimmed milli 00 The funeral of Theodore - rord, is critically ill. Hemming- nery. Every season they have a sale Mrs Ferguson of Cornwall Bridge son occurred at the Swedish church was of Rings of trimmed millinery and at an oppor the guest, Monday, her mother, ."'?Cr on Wednesday at 1 o'clock. He died Mrs (jnaries Addis. 1 tune time for the purchaser. They Edward Addis of New N. T.d Young of pneumonia at his late home at Rox have reduced the of Rochelle, Qlfts Station. Besides a wife he materially price Y., is the guest of Mrs Charles Addis. bury all the trimmed hats. These are the Mrs xxugn Lane or Hridizeport was Wedding Carpenters leaves seven children. best models of season's the guest, Monday, of Mrs Edwin Fair of Charxw this styles, child. made in superb manner and are the and BETHLEHEM. A lot of salt. Worcester table and cream of their workroom. Changes dairy salt, hay salt and salt for pack REID & made in any of them to suit your. taste loz ice cream at E. H. Marcy's. TODD, DEATH OF DBA Main Men THEODORE BIRD. without additional For year-roun- d Try Old Dutch blended coffee at the 1054 SL, Bridgeport, Conn. Sandy expense. New Milford Co.'s. YOUR BOY Dea Theodore Bird, one of the most wear and especially in summer xr Grocery men in no your norses are troubled with the Would like one of these SPLENDID EN for prominent this section, died at time there is better floor covering heaves try Dr Weave's horse cure. GINES. Why not slve him one for his birth 11 a. m., Tuesday, as a result of a com than "Hon is k rank sells day and Rive him a start. Liet him saw your matting." It sanitary, Evitts it. wood, cut your inaaer, pump your water, run The Man Who Smokes of diseases. He was 82 clean and moth-proo- f, The popular Park View House has the seDarator. and do two-thir-ds of the work Wind Mill plication years durable, super! 'Rbosrid oonsalt nfl aad h Is amra to Bad aoaaa-bar- aa old. Mr was a son of or or an its rooms engaged for the summer that vou hire anne. zuaae in 9 sizes. 1 ana to his as oar Una la Bird the late to China Japanese matting; will 14 rooms U H. P. Send for circulars and 30 days free thing suit tastes, larre uO vmri. Dea Joshua and had as and outside in other houses, trial plan. We also have a full line of wind Ton caa also Sad larga Uaa of aparUag "Work. Bird, spent all not break, it is very pliable, and for Notwithstanding flour is worth 6 Mills. Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks. Steam goods or all klnaa. his life here. He was a manufacturer beauty and wear is equal to Ingrain per barrel, we are still selling it at Engines. Saw Mills. Threshing Machines, "r-gSi&- SSg Poira Thaatea of woolen barrel. E. Silos. Cutters. Manure 8Dread era. Stanchions. DAN D. SMITH, ooctM. cloth and yarn for several carpet. You sew it like a carpet $5.50jper H. Marcy. Cylinder Oil. Farm Implements and the best years and had a long contract for the X'rice 39c and 50c a yard. "Urex" grass ttoonng manufactured, oena lor circulars. manufacture of B. the cloth for the state mattings, Japan and China mattings Basra tba The Kind You Have Always BougM StepKerv 66Church, Mass. reform school Seymour, Conn., High St., Boston, at Meriden. For several in large range of styles, Ingrain carpet BJgnatua Fred E. Field, Tl.PHONS 128-1- 3 and 816-1-2, Anaonia Division. years he had been town treasurer and that are exact copies 'of Brussels; Ax of SOflERS, CONN. ADVERTISE IN THE BEE. 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907.

tier old home - to Georire Shelton 's tenement. The Horse Market. Financial latUtvUea. The Newtown Bee. Hermon Perry is bavincr his houses Improved bv a coat of 6 Now tow a. Friday. May 24. 1907. paint. he Randall Per ct. Irrigation Bonds. to We Trust jyire.Hadden- is visiting frlenos in Company, prove you Shelton. (Incorporated) ideas as -- TO my Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis. who New Mllford. Conn., S Year Bvataes. No Lmm. : have been spending the winter in to the increasing CIRCULATION - Brooklyn, IS. Y., have returned to 1, 1882 Doctors- their home in White Oak for the sum- value of the securities January mer. Bridgeport's Horse of electric light, gas Last week, 4500 Dr Nutting has sold his carriage If you are suffering from horse to J. G. Gorbam of Woodbury. and street railway de- Jeremiah Sullivan and wife have blood, thin blood, moved to their . home on Store. located in Ten Page. impure avenue. Soutbbury Dep't 6 companies nervousness, exhaus- cities and bility, Miss Jennie Hinman has trone to the should at once -- largest tion, you begin Brooklyn, N. Y., for a few days. Build and repair on wheels. most' rapidly growing LITCHFIELD COUNTY. with Ayer's Sarsaparillarthe Miss Nutting is boarding with Mrs anything South have known Walter Hicock. Gold sections of the BETHLEHEM. Sarsaparilla you Jene Leeke has been visiting Miss Bonds, life. Your doctor Mildred Cranwell at Towantic. Coupon and West, have been all your Cora F. Lum and sister from Stev Issued in denominations of other AFFAIKS ABOUT TOWN. knows it,too. Askhimaboutit. enson spent Sunday with friends in Automobile Bodies, Any Design, Built recognized by well after the condition of South Britain. A. C. Lake attended a dinner (riven You must look 1 far-seei- ng Tour liver and bowels. Unless there daily Mrs has to - financiers, by Editor Smith of Thb Nawrovra of the bowels, poisonous products are Mary Banning returned to Order. action heiidnche. biliousness, nau- her home in New Haven. on Saturday eveninsr at tne absorbed, causing Sar- $100- I want to ask you this dii Central in Newtown. sea, dyspepsia, and thus preventing the Howard Hickox and family from $1000 $500 Grand hotel saparilla from doing its best wnikv Avers Watertown Mrs : Twenty-fou-r were seated at the din are liver pills. Act ueiitly. all vegetable. spent Sunday with HV THE question ner table. Mr Lake was most The dose Is ouly one pill at bedtime. Margaret A twood. r Who own the control of the hospit The members of the Union Sunday ably entertained over night by Land J", C. Oo., Lowell, Maw street and com- by Ayer - school win meet in the lecture room of Ca.rria.ges. railway lighting lord Houlihan. AilO minuiMturori vi The American Real Estate of Milwaukee, St. Louis, P. T. and HAIR VIGOR. the Methodist church, Saturday after Co., panies Veterinarian Keely Rep noon to A complete assortment to select from mad Buldln-- . finiuth, Kansas City, Denver, resentative A. P. Hayes were at IP. P. AGUE CURE. at 2, practice for Children's at attractive prices. Night Day Bank Seattle, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Hayes' on Sunday. - CHERRY PUCT0RA1 day. Fifth Avenue and 44th St., New York New Houston, Louisville, The condition of Dea T. .Bird re A Orleans, ijers Ha.rness. Montgomery and Atlanta 7 mains about the same. Mr and Mrs MIDDLEBURY. Gross Assets, Dec. 31, 1906, $9,446,095.89 in- C. H. Bird are up from JSew Haven for Single and Double harness suitable for all and Invariably Eastern financial a few purposes Capital and JSoiplna, days. - HAVEN COUNTY. purses, from $8 $350 per set. Everything for the horse and 1,519,518.20 terests. Miss .Dolly Flower is up from Water- NEW GRANGE NOTES. stable. ; Secured New York Keal In fact there is hardly a large bury with her brother, N. W. Flower, A number of Patrons attended the by Improved Eatate. city in the entire South and West for a few days. QUAKER S FARMS. " meeting of Excelsior Pomona Grange which the-- control of these B. S. JohDson came over from Wa-- on Wednes For full particulars address in tertown on for his who at Naugatuck last week Horses. companies Is "not owned in the Sunday family, . - NEWS IN BBIBF. - . day. Dairy Commissioners Noble and have been spending a Tew . days at JN Eaton were present and gave very in Drafters, Roadsters, Coachers and Workers. Every horse : . Hfffca TAarv nnt.ncriiA ; H. Bloss'. mnvpfi bar addresses guaranteed as represented, or your money back. - L. HiWhat's the moral of this?" Miss Leavenworth of Rexbury is hnnenVinlri effpets'f fmm i Wafeerhu rv to teresting H. PRINDLE, ! U" Hgr The moral is that, if these spending a few weeks with N. H. tHal. Qiimmor horriA riftrft. last. w A Thirst are for the Bloss. little daughter, Dorothy Martha, National RiiilHincOT H securities good big Master i&aipn is quite- ui was added to the family of Mr and Mrs Axitomobiles. Rnt Investor, they are good for the Charles Tomlinson of Water bury with trrln and rheumatic trouble- on . j. u. Judd last Saturday. I little If he can them. and Robert A. Lake of Torrington Mrs Ann Nash, who has been with Munson G. Repairs of every nature; supplies and storage. We repre- Room 805, Church New Conn. investor, get 11 B. since Clarence is a guest at F, sent the: 42 St., Haven, Tve got them to sell. spent Saturday night at Lake's, her son, Frank, at Stevenson the Abbott '8. Howard unomasion was death or nis wire, is wnn ner aaugn - wrigtitor on ' Mrs Fannie Abbott Is visiting at L Packard , WInton Franklin Cadillac at bis father's, George Wright's, ter. Mrs James Tom Ungon. ror a Clement-Bayar- d Thomas C. Perkins Brower nas returnea irom Abbott's short time. Lozler Columbia Thomas Sunday. Elbert There was a special song service at (GaSblene & Electric.) Conn. Mutual Building Mrs JNatban H. Bloss is in a sani the South, where he has been since on tarium in West Haven. last October and is at home for the the Methodist church Sunday even $250,000 I Hartford, Conn. ing, an anniversary Epworth League We can make immediate deliveries on cars ranging from Capital, Surplus, $315,225.89 Jonathan Wootten, Samuel Gunn, nrfisent. $300 $5000. J..W. and w. S. Blakeman at 11. u. is rower maae a uusinesa service. to Demonstrations at your convenience. Rentals inynn trip Mr and Mrs A. S. Judd spent Sun by hour, day or week with chauffeur. CHARLES G. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest tended a Masonic meeting in Litch to New York, Monday. W. competent O. II. BROTH WELL, Cashier. field on Friday evening and reported a Mrs L. B. Downes is quite ill at-- day in Morris with their uncle, F, very interesting meeting. fanHaH Vtv Tkr ItonpH i f. ft Spvmnnr JvirchDerger. Administrators and Others Mon A. E. Johnson lost one of his pair of Samuel Hawkins has been poorly of Trustees, Holding horses on Friday night. late. Dr Greene attends him.: eys In Trust Miss Bernice Johnson from New On WoHnpcnav Awnincr. Mat 29. at R-ibbo- COUNTY. rv Find a checking account of pecia.l value and convenience. It farillLauw natirs wben call Haven was at her father's on Sunday. An m thsrs will he an RnfftrtalnmAnt, FAIRFIELD The JBlvie Horse ed upon for a statement of tbe account. Tbe cbecks (vouchers for tbe expenditure) plus tbe J. MbuK tne total amountot money la trust. is aotr Mr and Mrs Richard Maeee. Mrs dance and sunner at the Quaker Farms rmiuc,e soliciteqowi account. mnpiA, it Rl-- 1 he Lreat W. Smith and the Misses Phoebe and hall, given under the auspices of E ASTON. jour Emma Smith attended the funeral of Church Choral club. & Co., - Christ Carriage their cousin, Floyd Foster, in Thom- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. First National Bank, JjAmerian last week Conn. Temporary Address: 923 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. aston, Saturday. OXFORD. Sunday, May 26, the pastor of the Cannon St., Bridgeport. Hi Ball Bearing Congregational church, Rev Irving . . Maurer, will preach a sermon appro- MORRIS. MISS TREAT MR PERRY. to Memorial The En- Self - priate day. fj Sharpening A very pretty home- wedding took deavor society will hold its monthly 4? Lawn Mower THE GREAT EVENT OF THE WEEK. place, last Wednesday, at tne resi missionary meeting in the evening. Established 1866. The event of the week was the visit dence of Mr and Mrs Elijah B. Treat The topic will be Tbe Progress of Bail to Masonic circles at Litchfield of Gov of Chestnut Tree Hill, when their old the Southern Mountaineers." Isa. 52: The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. X5 2. Banking Bearings. Gov Lake and other est daughter, Florence E., was united 3 . These are In every equal Woodruff, Lieut . - particular- was in to Horace of New The supper and concert by Oi $0- those.-t- a bicycle.- It dushca w lth prominent men. Litchfield dec marriage Perry given 3 wnndrnni e&Ha. orated with bunting and flags, and Haven. About 40 or the relatives ana the Endeavor society, Friday evening, Self-Sharpeni- ng. with its beautiful lawns, presented an intimate friends witnessed the cere May 10, was a very successful event. T. & Co., - Ij. i . Watson was to over 100 Sfi . tne Bed Knife is made of Crucible appearnee- equaled in any mony, Supper served and the I scarcely BANKERS BROKERS 5 Mrw I tAmmMd Dr tnH r.T. and ifvw other hill town of our county, beauti- - concert given by the Yale Divinity Q littest methods. vSs ful Litchfield. who for a num quartette was enjoyed by all present. ZA ' Tne Cutting Arthur Henderson, 925 was realized. Stocks and Bonds 40m. maklturlt sel sharpening .until the ber of years has been in the employ of Nearly IXK3AI. BRIKFS. James Bartlett, has entered the em Corner Mala and John Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Drtvlnr Wheels." Jjt J. W. Skilton on Saturday had his oloy of John B. Pope. At the next regular meeting of the 4tfi (These are 10 Inches In diameter and house raising at the lake. Pretty cot- Mr and Mrs Walker of Waterhury Grange, May 28, the first degree will INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. - m ZA about 6H of this Is entirely covered. - i" tages are up in all directions. were visiting ' over Sunday with Mr be conferred on a class of six candi- Grass or grit cannot enter the mot- vm going Walker's Mrs Charles Meyers, dates. yt ive uuwer huu iaey arts urucucaiiv They had a fine collation, and many mother, 94 dust proof. Icf rrienas were presents on the soutnrora roaa. Mr and Mrs John Z. Mellen spent . w e nave owners an Miss Miss Stella and Mr Eggleston Sunday in Weston. JS to $14. - Geneva Trumbull has returned Tyler en- to Hartford, after having been the or Waterbury were visiting, last Sun Mrs Z. C. Beard of Shelton was An guest of Miss Clark at her home. day, at Meadow View farm, the pleas tertained at T. W. Turney's, last "AURORA" Already Famous Mine. David is welcomed home ant home or Mrs Martha Hawiey. week Turkington . A creditable a and a Brilliant from Philadelphia, from the dental Mrs Hawley of Meadow View farm Miss Wilhelmina Fan ton of Red- past, satisfactory present $The Hard- - college, where he has been the year has over 300 young chicks. ding spent a few days, last week, at Future. Danbury Lee F. Armstrong of Christian street home. Price Soon to Advance. past. Jesse Wheeler and Carl Silli man CoM William Burgess is improving al is setting out about 15,000 straw oerry Will furnish complete In forma lion to anyone Interested ware though not able to step upon bis foot plants, and also expects to set out spent last Thursday at Pine Creek. yet. 2500 young apple and peach trees. - Miss Mary Svihra spent a few days, 249-2- 51 Main St All the farmers desire warm weather A family from Waterbury . have last week, with Mrs Ellis Wheeler. for their crops. moved into the Lawson place at Tow Miss Mary W. Jennings is caring for COGVIC. . ; B. . FRED. Danbury. Mrs Fletcher from Maple Manse ner Lane. John H. Perry. a Dealer In Security Building;, went to the meeting 'of the Hew Ha Rev J. E. Kirkpatrick of the Con George S. Gillette spent a few days, Opportunities. Hrld report. Com ven branch or the w. is. Jf. M. on irreeational church exchanged pulpits last week, with his brother, E. D. Gil- Tuesday last. The day was fine. last Sunday,, with Rev Mr Harris of lette, in Hartford. There must have been a large attend- Beacon Falls. Rev Irving Maurer spent Friday & ance. Courtlandt Babcock and his daugh last with friends In town. . tdridgeport James Staples Co.. The agent of the Church Building ter, Lillian, : arrived in town, last Mr to us on sun week, and. are gettio&r their summer BROOKFIELD- - JJank Banters and Brokers, society, Hood, spoke for of Ravings day last. home in readiness the occupancy IMS. 19 State Street. Ooraer Court. 4000Farms the this summer; Incorporated BRIDGEPORT. OONN. F. H. Turkington is busy these days family, , THIS SKA SON ABLE WEATHER. Money Makers for sale In Maine. New Hamp- new worK or A little daughter recently arrived OOK. MAIN and STATE STS. Vermont. preparing for his sheriff. Pure bred Deposits received sub)ert to check sad la- shire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, home of Mr and Mrs L. A of bal-aao- es Mew York. New and We are very sorry to lose him and his at the The greatest range temperature percheron Stallion, Bridgeport, Conn. teral ai lowed at toe rate of S per cent oa ..... Jersey the South; 1 Nichols of Red occu d, over. VStrout's List N. 18" describes-hundred- s 4n wife, as they go to Litchfield June City. known in these parts for years, of (M0 or detail, - one to one thousand acres, $S00 to K. c. Stockman has remem Mrs Ellen Limburner, who has been last week, when It went from 35 Surety Boorrs furatsbed. $20,000; - kindly re- NO. many with stock and tools Included; in to 87 a 52 - Will act as or is most bar- bered friends with souvenirs from spending the winter Seymour, degrees, range of degrees in RECTOR, 40746. - - - Trustee) Administrators ta It the complete book of real farm 24 - Deposi's, $6,12789681 the settiemea of - or i4 care ever ; 256 Storrs. We have a kind for all turned to her home in Red City, last hours. 1300 lbs at a and 10 months. Foaled t la of gains Issued It has cuts of buildings regard - Weighs years May 30th. 1004 property generally. and traveling Instructions to reach proper-- - our young people who have gone out week.- auu orcu uo ci. o. AKus Auourn, p. r , will stand at $15-00- larm, my place. Safe deposit, boxes to rent, with ties; copy mailed FREE if you will mention from us to their education. Bishop Brewster of the Episcopal The New England weather report FEE, . rooms for use of customers. private this paper. gain . received from : church is to visit 6xford and from Boston e Deposits tl np. i...... The lightning struck a tree in the expected for April says: Tb on near Miss Mason's confirm a class on Sunday, June Z3. weather conditions for the month of SHELDON Interest paid all amounts, large I Holzer Stroxrt-Co.-, cemetery grave. entered Mt Q. CAMP, Roxbury Conn. or small. . P. F T. Staples. A. Mr Wood, who spoke in Washington, Harold Osborn has Her April with its low temperature, and Little book on on est Fawn - came to the Morris mon seminary, where he expects to heavy snowstorms were more like "Savings" given "Ijarft Agency in the World," Sunday morning, a course of studies. aver- application. Mechanics and Farmers New York: ISO Nassau Street. church, Sunday evening. pursue those of March than April. The B. Bos Don: 88 Robert or Rocker's was T. DEFOREST. President Broad Street. Gregory Hill, age temperature for the month I Savings Bank Philadelphia: Land Title Bldg. who has been in ill health for some 40, the lowest for the past. 18 years. EDWARD 8TKRL.INQ, voa WASHINGTON. . time, had an operation performed, The maximum for " the Memorial pldw Nsw Eaak Bullalas. Wall SUBrUsri temperature ALEXANDER UAWX.EV. Treasurer last Thursday, by Dr Thomas Russell district was one of the lowest ever re- BASEBALL TOPICS. of New Haven. 'The dis- Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906, 3,873,773,29 operation corded. ; DAY and 68L. 68 closed a serious condition which medi- Mrs A. G. Baker of Washington was Surplus Interest, 160, Engines and On Friday, May 10, the Gunnery cal skill cannot overcome. the on of Mrs C. B. Is near and you will want Middle-tow- n guest Saturday bal took to . nine their trip Hawley. to appear in as good style as your National Assets, M,G34,4587 Boilers. and Dlaved the Wesley an Fresh A was to Mrs Bridgeport Number of depositors. 11,587. '" SOUTHBURT. divorce granted Emma ueijuuur. V ' Silo engines, traction en man team on Andrus Field. The C a nd i Deposits of tl to pooo received and ta lei est road rollers," was close was Frisbie Keeler from her husband, all nnr lam Una nf nhllii credited from tbe first of gines, general purprae -engines game and exciting but Howard Bank. each payable and boilers, portable and stationary.- simple on account ABOUT TOWN. Keeler, both parties being including every new style, and our ta January and July of each year. laxurpor-ate- d called in the sixth inning AFFAIRS u 1 r. 1906. and compound; for contractors, farmers and of scored four runs in from this town. The grounds for the nit i.iim lisou Incorporated 1671. general power users; all sizes six horsepower rain. Gunnery were tak- off 1 s; Mrs Pierce entertained her divorce the Our Harness Is one OFFICERS and up; threshing outfits all sizes and all sup-pile- the first on two bases on bans, v an grandson cruelty, hearing Department tbe most completely stocked la the Capital, $215,850. positively the best high grade business two and from Danbury. ing place in Bridgeport, last Saturday. (tlltA and Profits, 1260,000 John L. Wesaela, Presldest. machinery built. We want you to see these Winkle's bagger singles by Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis have re- Miss Smith started for a Surplus Marshall K. I rea- Skilton and with one more Lucy trip Morrta, machines now In stock, herein Danbury Stewart, turned to their home for the summer, to brattleboro, Vt., on Monday, where Predlu B. Hail. f Wv. dy for Immediate delivery. Get our cata- run in the Second Gunnery hnisbed Brook- she will make an extended sev- U. Pl"ts. logues. , its scorintr. Wesleyan's runs were after spending the winter in visit of and a Desire to 8. OaUln, J. 1. Case flachlne scored on errors as made but two lyn, N. Y. eral weeks with her cousin. Ability, Integrity Threshing Co., they Clifford Matthews from Waterbury If the apple crop will bear any pro- The Co Serve Yon, Samuel A. Ooe, . Bert Raymond, Agents, hits off Brown. a few to blow will be immense Derby CONN. spent days with his grandmoth- portion the it GEO. B. Carriage DANBURY, CLARK, Prop., what we believe will Bad If The Trust 83-- 4 84--3. as bloom Is thstO you Bridgeport 'Phone Bldgefleld, or Gunnery: er, Mrs Henry Mathews, in White the unusually large. become a patron of Me Bridgeport Nationaljoa A b 1b p o A Oak. There have been a number of gath- Near Opera House, Derby. Rank; land behind tfcka desire there ta 3 1 0 1 Mr and Mrs Howard Hickox and erings of those ladies in the Center 76-- 5. financial strength and solldltv. Company, Lyman, Telephone Resources two mil- ia-t- 2 0 2 2 daughter, Octavia, from Watertown and vicinity, who indulge in making to the amount of about a butts BU. Brtdgwport. Ooaa. Carter, visited her mother, Mrs M. S. Atwood. fancy and useful . articles of burnt lions pi otoc l the account you place In the Skilton, 3 1' 0 0 Miss moved one Bridgeport National Bank. Wilson, 3 0 3 1 Mary Hicock has from wood, during the winter, the last Capital, surplus and undi 1 being held at the home of the Misses T. B. DEFOREST. President. Bowne, 2 1 0 Sadie and Emma week. F. N. BEN II AM, Cashier. vided profits, Van Winkle, 3 1 0 0 Kellogg, last Albatross, 13024 $3y Two Devon 3 1 6 0 pair Stewart, South Britain Announcements. Record 2.091-- 4. 1 0 4 0 WEST REDDING. Pacing ttocelvee Deposits toebw-k- . alkrwtac well broken and well Mason, 1- ob)rt Mr steers, 1 0 0 0 Half Mile. 58 -2 sec. Interest ra aocouats averaging BX nalsiwae. Felt, Keats Safe lie postt Boea. matched. Also pair nice ' Acts as Krecutor. " THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET. Newtown Administrator. Trustee - 21 5 15 5 5 You Need This Stallion will stand for service Savings or ta any Fiduciary Oapeclty. worM horses, and two or Things Miss Lois Warner of who for season Wesleyan: ! In the Spring: Flower, Gar Woodbury, the of 1907 at my barn, F. V7. MARSH. President. three good cheap horses. A B IB P O A den ana b'teia seeds. Our stock Is all new is attending Danbury Normal school, Monroe. Bank. Pa- Elm St.. OBASOEMERWI5. Vtoa PWV 3 1 0 3 goods. Garden and Farming Tools. Wall spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs E. 18&6.1 RGBEKT MAKi-H- . Feed and Groceries Wright, per 1 look over our sample book. New Bor TERMS $15, $5 at time of service, liaooturaaarao Secretary. Grain, 3 0 1 0 land Oo. for all kinds of Barb Durgy. a. li J UlJttuJi Treenail. Demarest, fertilizer crops. Mr and Mrs Charles- - Barnum bal when mare is in foal. His of all' kinds at reasonable Van Tassen, 3 0 7 0 wire ana Poultry Netting, victor Talking spent proven Mar. 1 0 6 Machines and Records for sale. Groceries. Sunday with Albert Sanford of Red- colts are all the advertisement needs Deposits 30, 1907, S934 394 05 Wilson, 0 he 30,0-00.0- ,. . prices. Meats and General Merchandise. Stop at our ding Ridge. Surplus, Norton, 2 1 0 0 store ana see our xoc counter, iots 01 oar Master John is sick with No Business Done oa Sunday. Assets at par value. 001.033. 48 The niddlesex Bower, 2 0 0 0 gains. Jennings Assets Homer W, Atwood, 2 0 1 0 mumps. at market value. 1,033,790.48 ' ' Deremer, . Co. at aln. Feed, Flour, Ooai, Groceries, etc 2 0 0 2 Miss Gertrude Von Gal of Nor walk M. Hull, n. W. Banking 2 0 0 0 J. H. spent Sunday with Mrs J. L. Black-ma- Johnson, Deposits of one dollar to one thousand dol- ,ru- Sofithiord, Conn. Lamont, SouthCassidy,Conn. Stepney Depot, Conn. lars received from any one person la one year, Ortaalaed ta USTk. Now la lie attta ysar of Britain, Miss onsine , being oa the same plan as 20 2 15 5 0 Edna May "Venning is quite Banks aavtaga sick with measles. Dr Smith is at- President: DAVID C. PECK. and under the nperrWos of tbe fiuu Roxbury Announcements. Gunnery, 4 10 0 05 tending ber. Bank Ex am Id era. State Trast Faads alaoe Wesleyan, 0 2 0 2 04 SPOT CASH TALKS ! Miss Clara Piatt in Season 1007. Treasurer t ARTHUR T.N ETTUETON. the Statute of maa. spent Sunday ft cent Debentures flOO. f&OO, COOS Two base hits Van Winkle; bases on Five cents off on every dollar's worth o Danbury. per of fam, balls off off 6; goods you at my store. All sold Browne, Hull hit by for buyOASH. goods Arthur J. Todd entertained Rev Mr FLYING CLOUD, AVe Can Please You pitched ball Carter; passed' balls Wil- strictly .tticnaras, last Sunday. Horses for L. D. & son 3; stolen bases Full stock of Groceries. Miss Maisie Wilson The handsome Jet black Stallion. Sale. Sanford Co.. Oo (Wesleyan) Lyman, spent Sunday Trotting 6 1000 fear-Ips- s, In ffees and Teas. Try a sample and you Bowne Van - Stew- WltiU OllBS weight l5U, lti hands high. 8 years old. sure One grey horse years old. 15.3. Ibe. W a Cw will buy a pound. Fresh' Fruit and Vegeta- Carter; 3; Winkle, jnnaei foal getter. Service fee i 0: to at time of serv gentle, good roadster, nice and breed y. tHtrt. bles in their season. We have some very serv- art, 2, Wright, Wilson, (Wesleyan); JOHN M. SQUIRE. South Britain. Ot . Miss Edith Tlce and Miss Clara ice, Dalance when proved with foal. Will $175. iceable Overalls and Jumpers; also Working struck out by Bowne 4; by Hull 6; Um- Honman spent Saturday with Miss stand at Sidney True s. Bethel. One black 1200 lbs horse, ft years old. 16 Pants. Our stock of Shoes for Summer Wear four-year-o- ld handi. One of the very best; fearless and is complete. Bring your feet and we ean lit pire Waltz. NOTICE On and after May 1 1 will be at my Anna carson. Also handsome black stallion. right; ypu. 7 THi tS. in South Britain prepared to do One good 1200-- 1 b. black work borse, good any business in my line. Thanking my friends The age and sound; $I2S. ' - BANTAM. for their In the and solicit a BETHEL. Leader, One mare. 6 18 1200 Allen patronage past will stand for service. Fee $10. All calls will gry years old. hands. . Joyce, share of It In the future. lbs. sound and kind, action, style, good road- Roxbury Station, ' Conn. D. receive prompt attention. ster; all Durpose horse. E5. . TOPICS TOLD. A. Munson, 16 1 & , , TOWN TERSELY South Ot. WOLFPITS. One hand black team. years old. 2300 Britain, ids, extra roaasters; gooa action, sound. A Harry Terrell has moved into the Lyda Hoyt, who has been very sick, gooo nearse team. H. K. Garlick, house left vacant by E. Mclntyre. is on the gain. SIDNEY TRUE, Bethel, Ct. One team of dark bavs. cobbv built. S and 7. The beat to Mrs was Frank who has work- style and action, gentle and sound. way ret J Emily Kenney visiting Do Benedict, been R. D. 24. Plumtrees District. anas, one 01 the best pairs In country. or to Veterinary. friends in town, last week. You Need ing for Horace Hoyt, is now working Two other very fine single drivers and fear-- wkitoutM. ROXBORY, OONN. Charles some in Bairds icsa 01 autos or tret rid of bat 135-- 5. - Morey spent time in SEED OATS? hat shop in Betbel and anything. yoa Tjong Distance Telephone Ellsworth, the past week. boarding with his father, S. H. Bene- don't want. Is to mm We New H. . A supper was served by the have some very fancy ones. stock dict. H. Advertislng-columna- King's of all kinds of Grass Seed arrived. Also 129 Stevens, Tbe Bee's Daughters at the Baptist church, on new stock of Seeds for justGarden and Field. Charles Ezequelle, who has been at Main Street, Danbury. Oonn. Alexander Noe, of week. with a broken now Ancelot 133 Try ti last stock of the best Groceries and Grain on the hospital leg, is Telephone - . Thursday evening Full l- ,j Veterinary Dentist R. Erwin had the misfor- the market at reasonable prices. Also Gener- home with bis mother. "an al- ada t c recently Invest Your . ' - al Merchandise. make season W. . ... AN8ONIA, OONN tune to lose his horse. A steam saw mill Is located on the Will tbe at II. Money word, ooe Mall orders promptly attended to. The friends of Miss Edith Moore will Trade at the Big Light Store. Park road on land bought of Horace Buckirgham'8 Orenaug Farm, But See That It Is Well Secured, to learn she is The This la the finest - v 1 " w regret that again quite McCaskey System of keeping accounts Hoyt. Wood Ct. Blue Ribbon T mud p sick. is equitable. It protects the customer as well Harlow Benedict of Newtown was a (Hotchkis8ville) bury, edfred proposition pmylnfrj biffa mm fr mail 4 as the merchant. It's right. caller at W. F. Hoyt's, Sunday. Send for pedigree. Brand Coffee. ihe.K?Lk sv -- Ja a UsVJK II urer. CD Sarah Seeber of Mt Vernon, N. Y., pound. We want every one of our Ooffee cue COAX! tomers to this famous blend a 1 WILLIAM EQAN, . The Kind You Have has visited her father, Joseph Seeber. Colts and vicious horses ed- give trial they BURR & KNAPP, Bartia Always Bough! C. P. WILLIAMS', Edward Edmonds, who Mr won' regret It. Successor to H. Kilbride. Signature bought ucated the humane method. BjutaKRa AMD Brokers, Ooal Yard at Sandy Hook Station. Fry's place, is fixing it up to rent to by STEPHEN TEL. 42S. Ml MAIN 88--4. of South Britain. FRENCH, BTKIKT, - two families. 36-- 3. Telephone Local 'Phone Stepasw DsDOt, Ot. BRIDQIPOBT.. OONH. s TJHE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1907. 9 HOME NEWS. ORANGE NOTES. E. M. Dillon & Co.. The D. M. Read Co. HOWLANDS AN EDUCATIONAL EVKNINO. 43 Leading Milliners, Established 1857. ? 110? Main Conn. fcfr About 90 Dersons. members and vis Street, Bridgeport, itors, were present at the regular meeting of Pootatuck Grange, Tues- day night, when Miss Helen Penders, 4f? Great Price Reductions in and a class of pupils from the private At Moderate Prices. school, gave an amplification of the 4 Refrigerators modern methods In school work. A 43 Seasonable We offer what we consider one of the most reliable Refrigerators on the market Brown silk. business meeting of the Grange was Millinery. It is made from well seasoned white Black voile. first held, at which six candidates for 43 $1.00 Untrimmed Straw Hats, 19c" pine, which on the exterior has received Rich brown silks gain in favor every at- 1.25 a finish to Good fortune puts us in the way of membership were accepted. The 43 " " 50o several coats of paint, and resemble oak. day. tendance was the largest at any regu- .75 Sailor Hats, 39c The is of smooth and getting more of that excellent black But what is theirs! lar of Pootatuck Grange in 4fJ .85 . " 50c lining sanitary zinc, clean, with no crevices to collect voile to sell a And is variety meeting 1.12 u at dollar. it Deep browns, golden ferowns, green- its history. The room was completely 4s? " 75c germs. here now. filled, while others remained in the 1.50 " 07n u Shelves in the chamber are of ish browns, bronze browns, cinnamon halls and ante-roo- $4.00 Trimmed Dress $1 98 provision slatestone, solid, level, and cool. Of medium weight, wiry in texture Havana After the sing- 4? Hats, J are" so made browns, browns; and of taffeta ing of a Grange hymn, Miss Penders $5.00 Trimmed Dress Hats, $2.98 YL The drain pipes easily removable. It holds its place when up, or of pongee. was Introduced by the lecturer, A. P. 4S 98.00 Trimmed Dress Hats, $4 98 P fine 42 inches wide. delightful rough Miss Heavy locks, handles, and hinges of brass deep black, Left aisle, rear. Smith. In beginning Penders 4? from throughout $1 the yard. gave a capital address, setting forth 43 One Thousand Trimmed Hats priced $10 to $30, now We have in soTk eleven differens sizes, and they are good to look at Left aisle, rear. the ideals of the teacher. She said in greatly uaderpriced. House part: "The ideal of the true teacher is 4S Furnishing Store, lower floor. New foulards. so to conduct her work as to make 4s? righteousness attractive, to influence RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. The prettiness of the new foulards the boys and girls so that they will Dillon & Co. Black tell are favor In emulate the worthy traits of the pa- E.t H. Daintiest of all window draperies for bedroom or summer cottage use. There panama. may why they finding a loves will 43 V the eyes of so many people. For they triots. What child he is unlimited variety as to dots, figures, stripes, and checks. Some are plainly For service and for distinction com- are In feed on. Education makes a child made with others are tucked. are certainly pretty. deep glowing more responsive." Miss Penders then simple hems, Prices begin at a Cot- bined, the black panamas ideal. colors, with in white or considered the teachers' work under i- -a 4cts pair. and weave and finish tiny figure tage rods at 10c and la cts. Their weight with large white dots or rings they two headings, "Management" and TRINITY PARISH NOTES. AT BETTS. An window go together to make them decidedly are of "Teaching." A person who cannot extremely dainty furnishing need not be expensive. distinctive pleasing style. a school cannot to be- V 50c. attractive. manage hope TRINITY SUNDAY. Jayne's expectorant, 26-inc- Service, too is theirs. And they are come a successful teacher. Miss Pen- 25c. h, Chiffon-finis- h ones are Sun Magic oil, UMBRELLAS, $1.00 exceptionally easily made up in graceful styles. ders believes the teacher can get bet- The comine Sundav is Trinity Foley's Banner salve, 25c handsome. and colors 39c and ter results by oral instruction than day. There will be Morning Prayer Beef, Iron and 60c. for use, of fine twilled carolla Many patterns at use and Holv Communion at 11 o'clock. Wine, Very good ordinary cloth, pure cotton, but with 50c to $1.50 the yard. 59c foulards, proc- from the of books. A teacher Glycothymoline, $1. a fine finish and black. Handles yard. Cheney's should make use of every possible help, The offering at this service will be for fast with pearl and silver trimmings. $1.00. j Left aisle, rear. essed to make them nave 24-inc- proof against of magazine articles, apparatus, any- Diocesan missions. envelopes Miss Flora E. Lovell snendincr a Children's School 22 and h, with Bears on the by rain, 15c yard. to throw on the A been sent out for this purpose; and it is Umbrellas, Teddy spotting thing light study. is reauested those who are de week in Bridgeport with her sister, handles. $1.00. Left aisle, rear.' third division of the speaker's subject that Mrs John McAulifle. was drill, and the fourth, testing. The tained from service at that time hand Bonnet taffeta. value of. testing is to let the teacher their offerings as soon as convenient, know how well she has done her work. to the rector or treasurer of the parish. PROBATE BONDS With Individuals for Mohair. In I ask myself: Why am I Sunday school will follow morning often unsafe and frequently un- These French Bonnets (pronounced teaching Rervice. satisfactory to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go giving this lesson? In our spelling o on your bond, for he would always rather not. D. M. Bonnays) know how to make taffeta For dresses and for summer wraps, lessons we use books, but only for Instead of the usual service at ai is uur uuainess hj act as security on rni-ba-te The READ Co. " o'clock there will be a united memori- and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone silk. been it for years mohair is $ood. reference. "I think, by the way, said -- for Information anv evflntnir. TT. a. PMrinTitv Ar They've doing exceptionally - al veterans half Miss Penders, "I have an ideal- class service for the at past Co.. Charles G. Morris, Newtown Bridgeport, Conn. and years. The skill has descended .Mohair holds its shape when made chil- 3 o'clock. Guaranty dust-sheddin- to work with. I the son g. encourage representative. from father to in turn and always up. It is Its capacity dren to read good books, for books are their taffetas are extra good. for wear is very great. the paths to the greatest pleasure in The singing class will meet cm Probate Notices. They have body, and strength, and Not expensive either and so of ad- life. Each child is requested to hand afternoon at 3 o'clock. IF INTERESTED IN N. As a DISTRICT OF ROXBURY sa. Probate Q. Clarke's Liver Pills. finish and purity. result they ditional attractiveness. 17, 1907. Reds Vegetable nutate of Wl'llam B of Rox- Rhode Island Hav. have great durability. Plain mohairs in all the liked col- Seward, late describ- a woaisrful raputatl.a for cmriaf Kiliona a4 Dvapewtl In said deceased. bred Send for circular oa. 19-inc- bury, district, to lay. postal Ailmsata. Aa a Bilion Laal-geati- h, 75c ors, 50c to $1.25 The Court of orobate for the district. of Rox mine. Mrs G. N. Abbott. New Milford, Or. for aaa. CoaaliMtlaa, yard '" yard. ing rmy 26-inc- limited Hsadaeh. DissLnsw. Omem h, 50c bury hath and allowed six months ataa UariraUsL $1.10 yard Fancy checked mohair?, to $1 PLYMOUTH ROOK EGGS trisa. Always Foraai. .tatb.ya Lata. aaxnad malL. 35-inc- tl pe by Drag by , h, $1.50 yard. estate te exhibit their claims for settlement. BARKED Dnck II ud. Fr. yard those who to uresent accounts. Pekln eggs, ft per - Left rear. neglect their Agent for the great Ootr pound Incubators IS. ;Left aisle, rear. Aisle, attested, within said time, will be and Brooders. Write for catalogue. A. F. Q. CLARKE, ISIcNoLav. Conn. debarred a recover . All persons Indebted to Route 2. Oonn. s lid estate are reque sted to make Immediate Jones. Bridgeport, p iy ii'enr. to Several Oliver Chilled plows, I Sell Farms 'Elien K Seward, Administratrix. For Sale am closing them out, ana will sell them at leas than cost. Internation- And all kinds of real estate. Glv Julett Stock Farm, OF al Gasolide manure culUva m. a descrlpt'on of your farm or place and BETHEL. OONN. STATE CONNECTICUT, District of engine, npreader, tools the terms and 1 do the rest. Write or call and ss. Court, of Probate. May 18. tow, all kinds of firm machinery and see I can do JACOB BLOCK. Grade aad 1907. In line me a m. you good. Tbomngiibrwda Jersey Oatt'e. If you need any thing this give Middle Gate Disk. Rout. 16, uoaa. Pedigreed Swlaa. H 8. Parka, 28-1- Newtown, In the matter of the will of Kranrla chance to quote you prices. J. Tel. 4. . Pris. Wlaalag Whit. Smith, late of the Oity of Washington. In the Trumbull, Oonn. Wyaadottaa. 01 uo unouia. insirict deceased, conveying 1MIK One cost S100; will A NTIQTJE rUKNlTUkK nons-h- t sold. property in this state and dls riot. SALE Parlor organ - Uuon the of K. Ouiucv Sml b re A sel for id. and tli worth of music; anyone u. B. Tucker. Euun. 1H p uA The BLowland Goods - can without One black R. D. &. BetheL Ot. TeL Bridgeport d v. For g this Court for reasons in said peti- play it knowing music Sale. Dry quest! mare 11C0 1 black horse. 1000 SjO; on lbs, $l2b; lbs, aw-ia- lon set rortn to orJer tto and in r Gaea recrt 1 toe hoard t'yO; I rnt-be- tire top bug- recommend 8liverail aa Eatay oraaa, this court certain papers produced hs the duly wagou. 1 HOUSEKEEPERS authenticated and ex mullfl-- of gy. tUb; 1 steel ire top buggy, SXS; steel tire Polish. Try th Bald A wttk All La copv the last S40. G. A. Barhlte. 382 Warren Todd. 1064 Main street. Im, lUd. will and ies amentof said deceased and of the open buggy, Bridgeport. W. L. CHaOB A YNB. Company, record of the proce-'dlng- proving .and estab- - li. Bridgeport. Conn. OPERATORS WANTED toe same in tne District or ooiumbla GIRL Experience Box am. Darby. Ooaa. 'tsniiigmri 1m Permanent employment. th:t the named to said will Fabric Fire Hue. Oo.. Sandy Book. ED A Bridgeport, Connecticut. approved by th s Court., as by said on Use Oou. NT farm. Fliw 1 r petition Quick and Soap land-- rood bnlldtnwa. b ni in tils e:oirf, moi e lly appem. It Is Easy CHR SALE Two B. W. M Hut tnta Ordered. said be - high grade typewriters Naab, BoUtaVar awe. Brkdgwnon. Ot That tjetltlnn heard and Washing Powder. It Is the best that can new. A good one fcia. A better oss at the Pr bate Office in Washington, on the Manufactured nearly S. of e A. D. 1907. 2 o'clock In be made. by the Irving Holmes. RidgeOeld. Oona. ltt day Ju at - VALLEY SOAP OU t artertiOjn, at nlch place and time all per- CO., touthbury, K. SOOTT. JU. Real Estate Agent, Blacksmithlng and Wagon ons tuterested therein jtr hereby cited to Grease taken In exchange for Soap. HIRAM Public and Auctioneer. Livery, appear nd show a y objection they may bale and Boarding Stables. Office and Repos- - FOR SALE. have to the granting of said petition. Itory. Mala Streek RKlgefield. Ooaa. usee I hereby gl va aotte that I have back Is further ordered paid 46--3. bought Piano One horse. kind and gen- - It that petitioner Tel. my ota staaa ia is koala a inrVrt, M Tuning. good driving - give public notice of this order and citation L. Q. BEERS CO., lata o ao tint In utu woaid - Max A. Grass, well known ptano tuner of tie ror iaay to a rive. Horseahoeing and Gen- by publishing the same in a newspaper hav- Nbwtowh, Cohrm ready aad b piaa- Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Stein way & erai uiacksmitning, ing a circulation in said district and by post- war N. Y., and successor of late Fred a cony of this order on a Manufacturers Of Black Orpingtons, pnouc First class gnaraalissa. at Sons, Mfr., H. Iningsaid public sign post arat. prtosa. O. V. OONO I Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano PETER LYNCH, Patrick Qannon, Washington. Oonn., at least five days S. C. White iwiepaane Ba za--s. Tuning. Orders may be left at Mr Charles S. Conn. Derore said day or hearlr g. Canopy Buggy Tops, Leghorns. Newtown. Will be In Newtown eyery Long Hill, Heman O. Averill. Tops, Piatt's, address 438 West avenue. Foreman of the Newtown Hook & Ladder Co. Judge. STOCK and EGGS. month. Bridgeport Cushions, Backs, Jane hatched will before SALE White Wyandotte cockerels add all kinds of for Leghorns develop I FOB 113 tnd Trimmings Otrrlagra Winter. July Orpingtons will develop la aptt. Pard hares. Henry J. Smith, Jr and Wagons. Bend for Catalogue. of Winter. Our eggs are from at roog, healthy Hello, Howard ave., Ansonla, Oonn. ! standard stock well aad a Waara ! tfeat , in a report of a book once a month. I BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. FOR SALE or batching majority aid yoa Girl or middle-age- d woman for pullets. rlager It's wall aaade that's aara. waaae i a Painting. use" as a lesson." SO v i yearsSpringIn ourbuslness to build a reputation for BLACK MINOEOAS reading language Lens and 10 males. S. O. WANTED housework Small family. W. ha to go to tba sum aiao. aad bav work We Intend to main-- At the Dan bury Miss Penders then illustrated her G. W. CARLSON MADE R. I. Reds and White Wvandottes. Females B Bast work aad beat malarial always Wi first class honest SO. show In 1905 T won first and second MANAGER. Glover, Newtown, Oonn. ENTERPRISE . work with a class of the children, and from SI ud: males from S3. These are bar Poultry Yards, oar factory. j- cockerel, first and second pullet, second and In be C COM? lSKXJ sec- was gains Quality stock and must sold before SALE At a 3SO of breed-- HID6EFIELD, third hen. won first cock, first and the audience pleased with their a June 10th to make room for young stock. rOR bargain. pairs R. & ond cockerel, first and second pullet, third on proficiency. Miss Penders and .the At meeting of the Newtown Write or call. ing homers. A. fchand. White Hills. Route Agents for Prairie State Incubators and Hatch Sons, it right get nen. rney are large ana nana some. lor were association held on Monday 7, Sholton, Conn. xsrooaersmna xveyea-oav- is specialties. Haw rairaald. Ooaa. CRAFT & LYON, Comb. batching, (1.50 per setting. Infertile replaced children generously applauded. officers were elected: L. E. Olmstead & Co., St.paey, free of charge. Leroy Barnum, 65 Balmforth The children sang a number of pieces the following Paperhanglng A Specialty. ave., Dan Oonn. was Manager, G. W. Carlson; assistant Bethel, Oonn. bury, very prettily, it an evening long W. A. OONN. to be Miss manager, II. Stevens; treasurer, - Brook FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. I remembered and Penders NICE COLLI E DOG At low Lothl- m Farm, At Doraas Blacksmith near TjHJR SALE power steam engine and was T. Nettle ton; captain, P. Keating. A Conn. price, Sunny Shop Depot. Will Dower boiler, rood as new. One showered with congratulations. There will be several new on an Kennels, Stepney, Horse Staoelni: TtnPayatrl market artoa few? ensilage blower and cutter, 1 buzz saw. one At the close cake and ice cream were players Brancbvllle, Conn , and all kinds Li va Stock. Oowa, OaJvwa, Ufckci- t- machine, 1 corn cob all In the team, this year, and all hope for a SALE Either a business wagon or a Carriage Wagoa Repairing af ana. Will raemva rat Staera, firstthreshing onecracker, served. It is expected Prof De Mork F)R lumber .box wagon. Bee Pub. Co., and General Blacksmithlng. Ho, clipping etc Ti t at Wl class condition: also young horse, on prosperous season. The first game Oomb White and White Wy- done every wees: at my toa Depot; Wednesday at Jtozbmrys Tfca weight about 950. all right la everv wav : work will address the Grange the evening will be on Newtown. Ot. Single Leghorn anaday shop. a anywhere. Oarl Puchala. Oonn. of June 4. played Decoration day with andot tea, Watervllle and Dusttn Strains. a.iao livery oaie Biaoie. utenrao. Koxbury, the strong watertown team at the PAY RENT With rent money buy Eggs guaranteed 85 rer cent fertile. 11.50 for uj W. 8. BLAKE MAX, Bathlabasa. SALE - Grand first class 3.30. DON'T homes. $500 to S5000 loaned every 15 eggs, $3 for 45 and Sti per 100. FOR Upright Piano, Fair grounds at or to or A used onlv a little: not marred: ele PATRICK GANNON, body, city country, buy, build pay Also Imperial Pekln and White Muscovy Ellsworth TOa. KENT rtar April L fce a aa ml gant mahogany case ; brilliant tone ; warrant- mortgages at 3 Der cent. Your carfare paid Ducks. Eggs $1.50 per setting. Fenn, over Poatoffioa. to occanlad by Marry Oo- - Famous Easy Draft LeRoy Plow. The new- ed for several years. Am as have here and return from any part of the state if Contractor and k. O. Pack. .WWIB. est and best made. selling I a S5000 contract. Oall or address Builder, Ninon. plow lost my husband. Will sell cheap. All cash WHIST PARTY you take TJOR SERVICE Full blood Ohester white WABHiitOToa Ooaa. not necessary. Address Mrs W. B. S., Box 46, FOREMAN OF THE NEWTOWN HOOK Home Security Co , Inc J. J. Brophy, State - - Dkfot, uonn. 61 Grand street, Danbury, boar. Terms cash. S. Sherman. Step- Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. KOXDury station, LADDER CO. representative,uonn. ney Depot. Ot. W. B. Qlover, Newtown, Ct. NOTICE Am now located FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEWTOWN Notice. IMPORTANT at I am now prepared to do team QINGLEOOMB Rhode Island Red Egxa for Special Blacksmith Shop at Roxbury i LIBRARY. NOTICE Geo. R. Wilson. n batching. Tie per IS. Mr Howard 8. Beach. am 1- -2 uenwr anu am ao who was elected Taunton ; Dist., SOSt-- 3. I exeat for tba American 4 to Patrick Gannon, 16-- 3. Ot. TeL Ohasapaoa TOR SALE-- One horse power gasoline ox preparedand norsesnoeing,and iMewtown, Ot. Telephone For Sale. Trumbull, Road Machine, tba beat s&ake oa tba asarkwu Engine; 1 power steam boiler and shoeing, carriage wagon repairing foreman at the recent 1 horse 1000 lbs. To drive or work. Also ; 3 general blacksmithlng. Also all kinds of ma- bay SALE; will for fam-- r bay all parts for aaad engine mounted; one light cutter lelgh Of Newtown Hook & Ladder A whist for benefit of Li A good, reliable woman to assist Seventy-fiv- e casks cider. TOH Or exchange a good or i nam m naslraalwayaoa sets bob J. D. Dixon. R. F. D. chine work and soldering done. Shop onen the Co., the the WANTED In No lly road horse, one American Champion w lurswi aaort aotaoa. aaa heavy sleighs. week davs from 7 a. m. to 6 n. m. TalRnhonn has taken a deep interest in all matters will be held at the build housework the country. F. 3. H OS FORD, New Preston. OU Road Machine. A. W. Carter. BetheL Ooaa. ibtuu augws tor au ms res ot roaa No. 3, Conn. 135-- 68-- 5. brary Library rail- Bridgeport. calls 5 Rox- - farm. Five minutes walk from trolley, 463--8 - ;and Andrew Puchala, of tire protection in the borough, and ing Thursday evening, May 30. As the road, oostofflce and church. No laundry. A Telephone A. Ct. SALE Black horse, a good roadster Dury, oonn. M . W.CAarTER, when the was he is a score cards home and good pay. Address Mrs S. Second band Incubator. Prairie 6S--t. F)R suitable for any work. Owner wishes company reorganized day legal holiday the Sood Oonn. WANTED or must be in TXR SALE CHEAP 8 room bouse with lot Telepboaa: on ATTENTION I will buy your was as man ror and other souvenirs will be of a Kensington, larger; 140 128 1 1 ota. SO 100. to place him with some responsible party FARMERS, chickens mar- recognized the the patri good condition. Also a lot of new and second 1 deep. feet front: also by farm where he will be well used. Is service-abl- y alive at the best Mr Gannon came to .Newtown otic nature. is to receive Middle woman for F. A. with a barn on, and henhouse and large rua- - 1150 Dounds ket price and pay cash. Send postal to J. W. place. .Every player WANTED aged general band wagons cheap. Boerum, Sherman, on Weesells Mill H1IL sound. Will weigh and is in 16 Locust in 1871 and has been 35 in the a num family of two. No ladies. Oonn. way. Afa. Bridgeport. Wanted To good cnndition.JPrice 75. Inquire of J. M. Hoyt. Avenue, Danbury, Ot. years prize, it is hoped that large Oharles Oonn. Oonn. The reason I am selling Is because I Buy. 227 of ber of our will be inclined to Bayette, Sr., Brldgewater, 1 In Fat OatUe. cbaaa Oows or Bulla. OaJvaa. TerrlU. Arctic St.. Bridgeport, Oonn. 3 4 three-year-o- ld employ the Hawley family, entering people EMJR SALE Three fresh cows and calves, want the money to put my Invalid's home or heifers due on E 1 - Oonn. In WANTED O B. Andrews, Easton, Oonn. the employ of Marcus llawley ana celebrate the day as well as boom the May 10, between Long Hill and pair oxen 5 years, good workers, and per- at Monroe, Take part pay con. L BIRKAN, 1414-2- 3. , LOST chain choron mare 6 a one. Address W. Mrs Mary T. Luckner, Stepney Depot, Oonn. USt North Avaana. Ooaa. his death continuing with Mrs Marcus Library. The game is to begin at 81 an Iron bound skid with short years, good TaLttss-k- . Brldgapors ana Miss Mr (jannon 'clock attached. J. P. Maboney. Long Hill. iterr. tiawiey vine, uonn. From Tourist coaster brake A llawley llawley. life-tim- sharp. Eggs STOLEN bicycle says that his entire e RENT OR SALE Place on Long TXR SERVICE Full blood Berkshire boar. Life Three srand Dens single comb Rhode Island frame, black, Hartford tires, during Ueld. Will L arm. Victor The Northwestern Mutual TAX OOLLEOTUB'S NOTIOB No mated to good color, lay- flO reward, If restored. R. D Smith. New- he has worked ror but ditterent household (roods of B. F)R Hill district, Brook rent Staples Guardian! Leverage. A alvaa to all Reds, produce good 17-- 5. eight The Harry aestrea. Oonn. bareby rmm liable ers, 1 14. $6 per 100. Two pens White town, Oonn. Scudder Farm. Tel. Monroe he worked for a bouse separate from land lr ranic Easton, Insurance Co. tajtea la the towa ot Newtowa anat tba per 1 parties. In were moved to this R. F. D 2, New Oonn. Krand birds, good layers, f per 14, (6 W. Coger Danbury, Drapeau, Milford, Round Oak tssues the Safest and Stronaeat. Life Kn- - oa im or lm wui Da doe aad payabia M 100.-M- rs M Well Bridgewa-te- r, Would like to hire a married time for the late Nathan Wheeler. week:, a furnished Smith & iHR SALE Large parlor stove, ud a, per Grace wood, WANTED Bost-wic- k by dray by E No as new: also small stove. aowment one ies. May 1W. I will ba at tba foUowlaa 134-- 2, the once) to do com- was in of 1-IMJlt SALE Stone boat plank, wagon poles, go.good parlor T. Oonn. Telephone New Milford di mon oneyear (at help He the employ Curtis Benedict or that city, where Mr and nil atsutot. And HMuaoned stove wood. A. L both fine .heaters. H. m. .newiown fR. H . Brodertck, Special Agent. to receive samei Taaada. Hit suaiatr. vision. farming, without a family, not over for a time. When he first came omitn, Boom 20, 62 . Ct. May 11, and May Towa Olwrka 50, a goad care (no House on Mrs Coger will make their future Hawley, Haw.eyvllle, Oonn. Street, Newtown. Oonn. Cannon St Bridgeport, SBatarday. a,at Oall taker,once or liquor.) to Newtown he worked for Offioa. from a. m. to p. BLWadaaaday,May YOUR MONEY ON REAL ESTATE place. at write. State price. George home. 8. at Taylor. OarUa Oo-'-s stora, LOAN John B. Nichols. R. F. D. No. 4, a an TJK3K SALE A general purpose horse. good A road horse. Must be young sa- aaady Hook, customers who want loans and will Bridgeport, Clark for time. Mr Gannon has X ana fearless Clark & WANTED R. v from MkBulola -t Satarday, May la. 5 and 6 cent on property Oonn. on driver perfectly Wj. Collins, Hawley tile. store of A. B. Blakamaa. Botaford. froas 11 at pay per improved attractive home Church hill, and We still have some good in Burr, R. D. No. 17, Sandy Hook, Conn. Oonn. m. a. which can recommend. Call and let me tell VAEUEBS, TAKE NOTICE I can save always takes in in bargains B. J. to a p, m. J. r. Boallbaa, OoUactoc you about them, or write for a description of from SI to 5 on anv Farm Tmnln you pride keeping it men's heavy working shoes. Also some nTRfi WANTET) For eeneral housework MULKIN, Nswtowa. Ot April 4. U07. the security, stating about what amount you hne order, lie is an enthusiastic api buckle shoes for farm work. V3t or will take young girl Of all kinds renalred at New town. Conn. nave to loan. Li. c. li n;ast. main st. need. Mowers, Rakes. Tedders and Hay Load- and has had success plain preferred, bright one repaired at reasonable Oonn. darter, er, Plows, Cultivators Spring Tooth, Peg arist good in this Prices down to hard pan. Tne Sandy for IlKht work, and to help with child year Clocks Drlces. Have Ton An Old Waterbury. Tooth and Cutaway Harrows, two second line, ills exDibits at the JNewtown ttooK unoe old. Mrs F, ti. Starr, New Milford, Oonn. Colonial Clock or Grandfather dock that Contractor Mason. Notice. McOor-mic- store. and TOY WANTED Wanted at once, a neat and hand Hay Rakes, one Second hand k fair were creditable. Mr Gan- needs reDalrlng so It will ran accurately? If Special 5 to Mower, New Mowers, all at Rock Bot- always Two girls to work in factory. so I am to serve I Stone Work a Soeclaltv. Dry Walla. Havtaa opeusd tba Blaetramltb JJ trusty boy about years old, help de tom Prices. Charles non has taken especial interest in keep- Mr Mrs WANTED of P. Crowe, Botsford, Oonn., or prepared you. refer you. by Fancy am ao liver bottled milk from wagon. Apply to Sanford, Valley View and Robert J. Trent passed 40. emission, to Allison tr. emitn. realtor Cellar Walla, etc Chimneys Built and Re "bop at Upper Btapasy. bow rwaqy do Geo. W. Oole. Box 661, v arm, iw:uuiug rtiugrj, UUIID. the fire hose and apparatus in good telephone No. bb. for whom I restored to timeoithieffic W ant Jobs out of town. Horaeahoaiag. Oarrlaca aad Waaroa iawpatr-la- g Bridgeport. Oonn. ing weanesaay in the i"arK city. its o'd paired. Bboa condition. A few years ago when the iency a fine old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker, TZLKPHOira 1S--4. aad General Blackamtta. cloaad aa. ANTED Tracts of wood and timber land. ANTED A chauffeur desires situation New Preston, Oonn. arday afternoon a a o'clock. 239 automobile. Han hn.1 Newtown Fire Co. was organized, now Mr and Mrs Ilaucrh of XTra'tf-Sr'- Claws Work w W. E. Sloan, Main Street, Derby, Oonn. running John Dayton r APartTIPrG First Oaaraataad. experience on a numoer or different cars. Ad in the Newtown Hook & Lad t.hft TlnfTaln Rill ma BDY-- dress Postofflce Box 415. New Milford. merged Rt,rp.t, attnrlrl nhnw aaawas WANTED TO A moq driving horse TIT ANTED Competent girl or woman for Oonn. der Co., he was made foreman. For a A desirable contract can be made with the f T must be fearless of autos, etc. 'Allison P. Mrs Carrie kxt. TT housework, two in Good in Bridgeport, Monday afternoon. 1""'' Simpson, Henry Pettlt, osaa. general family. SALE Two time he has held as Oo. for cucumbers for Smith, Newtown, Oonn. home in country. Address Thomas B. Post, FOR grade Holstein cows, good long the position Salmagundi growing seeu First Claaa DrsaemaVar, . ISO. a, uonn. Thomas F. Cavanaugh, Boulevard, committeeman for the Middle district. C. pickling. LIDerai terms ana lanispixi. R. t L. sneiton, Newtown, Oonn. , Edward Troy and M. Parsons! Address or call on them at the John Grlflln QTRAYED from my home on Friday, April He has shown himself to be public were in lJ xo. dark awn snepnera aog, name bis. HAWumiu, Oo. 5berrr)ivr Sr jJew Haven, Wednesday, at place, Hnntingtown. weight afcout 60 Dounds: liberal reward for Latest Style Oowas made for latrtlea STEPNEY. OONN.Tyrrell, spirited. tending tne session or ine state en A team of horses to work In the return or Information concerning the same. Perfect lean campment, 6. A. R. WANTED weighing 1050 to 1100. without fault. O A. Beardsley, 8 South St.. Danbury, Oonn. ttjuittn Painters. Iaorntorm, Payer A MEMORIAL SERVICE. Willing to pay 1150 to S175 Address Leon A. TJXR SALE The farm ot the lata Klbta Hob-A- ! Ftrwt Olaas Work ttfn. Bourquenez, Bothford, Oonn. POK 8ALri Runabouts, carriages, surreys, M i nwuln di 1U of laad which Is Oaaraataad. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Corning - farm and bnslness wagons, harnesses. well divided Into meadow, oastora d wsod rallmsia gtadlf given. passed Sunday in stepney ana Monday l?OE SALE A spindle seat runabout as good whips. Everything for the horse. After land : good bouse aad I good barns, rood water TO BE HELD IN TRINITY n c as new. Dr F. J. Newtown, Oonn. looking everywhere else come and see os. A. located oa Hills. Huntln UARM FOB aAXJn.'Tw CHURCH, Bridgeport, tne liurraio Gale, ec. supply: Whit. - close aa tats Tba attending m. Briscoe son. sanay uooi, uonn. tor duucdikh aaareaa wtrna vv. Bllsa, aocissiaait ot aa lata Bh k.a atv--n SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Bill performance. Honroe. P.O.: Rout. 14. Ok swirl tba town of on. Parry,oa Worcester TJOK8ALE A two old Holateln bnlL Btepaey Depot, la feat Oou. tba year mala road batow Baniltaj Rldga, of Eemp . ana W.J. Atchison. Sher-- One IS h. antomobtla. a aaa. oa a Andrew Adams has a straignt rignt. TMS SALE p. steam doom, aaa have Deen made with buggy, bought For Sale. man. Conn. oood 1 paru tomuaisav Arrangements or a., m. .Briscoe & aon. One fearless young horse. 8 fearless road r nMdlut .farm In wood tloa aad- of Isaa. wall timili mm low, tawan Manure the officers of the local Grand Army 25 1100 reliable. One 30 b. p, Wlatoo. Modal K. Dea- ow aaa waawa taawr. aooas wqaauy u horses, some speed; others weighing to "ITTANTED A good, honest, reliabe farmer will sell litem at a bar For addraaa. P Spreader. post to bold a memorial service on this 1500 lbs each. T. Elm TV orstrations glvaa. fartaar parucalara aarkoa Mrs R. M. Betts is ill with asthma Edgar Andrews, Street, to look after my farm, will Day the bestot Aisoone aaea apngn pia.iwfc coming Sunday, May 26, In Trinity Bethel, oonn. Telephone. wages and give man hlsown way. Would also aperrygain. aroa, Maroieoataitgntiy church, at 3 30 p. m. The hour of the and bronchial trouble. Dr Kiernan like to buy a few Uolstelns or good new mllcn R EA La et aaa yoa fixed so attends her. )R SALE Monda May Zi. fresh cows ana cows ana due In the fall. W. O. rPAX OOLLECTOR'8 NOTICE d Fr a to ao. j ;VSarST service has been as not to in strlpoers Tua -. snrinsers. year oil and heifers. Hungerford. Oakvllle. Oonn. A Lhn town of Waahlnr oa oa tba list of 1906 Hook. j A1- terfere with at the reg A. of Jbsotsford has a new vearllne bulls. DalrS year old matched steers. aad tbosa du. on back Itsta, are now payable. ular morning services in any of the J. Taylor Amos T. Oamp, Bawleyvllle. Oonn. Tele IWK SALE Thoroughbred Jerwey bull. t I will ba at toe the store of Ongswell A W harness and buckboard, purchased of 13--4. years old. Oou id be registered bat is not. week business boura tor of In an te phone terao. every during places worship. this way op up-to-da- uonn. is to those sandy Hook dealers, One fine trie nelson, uaroieaaie. tbeDurpoeeof receiving the aaae; attbestors portunity given all to be present A. M. Briscoe & son. SALE dapple by driving - Beardsley. Tharaday. May 3 aad a 3Lake and show their interest in the men FIR eight years old, sound and good driv- TTANTED One home light lumber box wag- the store of O. Marb4elala. May Spring . er: also one royd cart good as new; address on. nue, no, &, rtetoei, uonn. za. i 9 JO a. m. 12 m ; E. who for the Union. A cordial k II from till at lbs store of fought MrsO. W. Barker Monday in H. P. Gowans, R. D. 10, Fairneld. Oonn H. Beardsley. May 23. from I m- -, aad at invitation is not only to the passed 15--6. LiOK SALE and Cheater ;Wblte W. Woodtola 4 Ice. extended, New Telephone . the store of A. Oiark, villa, from to or V re Haven. pigs, reauy to so next weex. rrea ioucey S.J0 m. veterans, Sons eterans and the QITUATIONS WANTED For competent I uonn. p. Iatrrest at toe rate of percent per May'srwt and taroarb tba aaa. lief to S3 ror worx stepney Jepot, annum will be charged after June V,oa all mm mrm. ssar Mwwwrwa corps, but the people generally O farm men ready ass nar ear boaaas waua Thomas Cavanaugh has accepted a Want help. 205 Warner T OST-Cl- pin O. II. P. Ot, paid taxes. JowepB Wetteraa Tax OoUactor. will be a aacb sax la wwak frata a. to join in this service. James U. Supply Registry, mag. probably or SJkOpl tb. Es position as night watchman in the Bridgeport, Go no. Tel. J Orange Hall Leave at BBS Utllce. town Mraantog aa. to a. sa- - wae w. vul b. rlan at The Manure Spreader That is Meeting With Such George. of Fabric b ire Hose Oo. aiaa wita tea ail nuns factory the TOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN 1 brown WANTED A team of young oxen, well roa tn or who nay nid astra toa. Ow oa la Great Success in the Field. Straw matting, carpets, carpet lining J mare, weiubt 900 lbs. marked on her hind I T matched id broke. levons nrererred of eraallaBt aaaUty. roainsa ao atit aa tnob-- a and window shades at Curtis & Charles H. Meeker of New York is lev where she had been kicked. Suitable I Address, giving price and full particular. A ! tatck. Rnjralar trips saaOa taieark Hs ally The Spreader that Is called 10 years In advance in Taylor, his son, Charles G. of ward If returned to Jackson's Livery Stable, O. Hawkins. South port, Oonn Hook aad AN.wwwa. Ao loa .aUvwrwd Ban improvements. Co. 's. visiting Meeker, uonn. FOR SALE dars. That is as low to load Into over the fear end as over the side. Gas street. Danbury. ANTED Man and wife for Lone Hill. New Ran about Baggies H0 aad ap. That has roller in main double floor mor- Man AlaoBustnews Wagons, burrs ys and bearings the axle, drive, William A. Leonard has a handsome DON'T SOFFER from Piles or Hemorrhoids. w to care for lawn, garden and stable.- Oall oa as before William G. Johnson. tised and tenanted body construction, jointed tailboard, Simplex set of coach of A E. J. Hall will Install bath rooms cured mvself with this remed v. Will wife for cook and general housework Refer- Carriage. pur- Drive. harnesses, bought send medicine or prescription for f I. Don t ences required. O. M. Jole, Melgs Blug chasing elsewhere. Beater M. Briscoe & Son. and closets in the residence of W. H, Don't Ren Oo Oonn. want delay. suffer. J. , Danbury, Bridgeport, TUB i yaai old It has the qualities that you and need to work successful- Hubbell in the Street. oonn. B. & Co., A? on farm for this and to come. TOR SALE Two horse farm wagon In good Hawley Stepney. eoaad. kind and aaa roanari wwtgbt MM ly your year years E. J. Hall will install a new bath I - condition. Oeorse Hudak. Monroe Oenb&r. poaaoa A las boat. Bl M. Of CHJRSALE Pair colts, both mares, , It has improvements and strength that no other Spreader in the room in the residence of Mrs S. C. John Gallagher Philadelphia Oonn. Formerly W. H. Dougla pi 1T7ANTED A com wtent wtri fa moat as gooa aa aw. indair Frank A. world has got. i Glover. is visiting his mother, Mrs Jane Gal- - If bounswork. Apply to Mrs WUUam Bota-- wiacraiaa. r Ok Send for Catalog free to everybody. IdUCl. cheap,l.aS1BS,T!h1wfiSl;one ruDber tire top buggy, most new TOR SALE 2 Holstein cows. 8 and S years rora. newsowa streek o. 4. weea, ooi Kt.i uoute X old. fresh with calves. a. li. Knowiea. A complete line of men's, boys' and 3, ixngOt. uui, f. Bethel, Oonn. NOTICE Have bad aa ox tram, Alfred Peterson, Fred Leise, Patrick Bridgeport, SPECIAL my blacksmith aad am now misses' tennis Oxfords. A nice line of -- abop Tomato new O'Dea, Peter Lillis, John Bailey and prepared to do ox shoeing for ail wao wlsa. tan and black Oxford ties. All Buffalo Also practical bora, aboer. BaUafaeUoa aad Oabbagw Plants for aala. A. Bst T. E. ATT & seasonable goods; prices right. Sandy Michael Carmody attended the guaranteed In all work. Sbop closed .vary J aiotns nortaro Placavlts PL SON, Bill show in Bridgeport, Monday night. 1 Saturday at 12 noon. Ralph 1 ttmttfe. At 4. Hook thoe Store. To f-- 53-- NEWTOWN. CONN. he Farmer. J Ti AHLI AB KOB nAXJE l barrwl for Sna 'Phone Labor!, abop, UuaUngtoo,uona. Pbos: MJ BUied vartaUaa. Si Bar Also and Line of 'The Black Beauty" and "Giant' Miss Nellie Kilbride of Bridgeport - 1TOB SALE Oood cheap borer, weight about yarlatlrwV p. a. a. at nnwif G. W. P-n- Large Complete lawn mowers are the kind that work passed with her mother, Mrs Coggswsll acts aa th farmer' agsat. If thsy jl iuou poasaii soand and all ngbk Afraid P Vf w. Sunday have aay a, or farm proauc aad of nolo tog. uenti. for lady to drtva. K. n. iM.waaBBwiarBwa Corn Planters and satisfactorily. At Taylor, Curtis & Edward Kilbride, of Gas street. Poultry, Egg Apple, aay Williams, Rock U ooaa district. P.O-- Plows, Harrows, Rollers, Co.'s. waat to gat th highest cash price aad quick rsturas send it to Boat. 2k Betbal. j new m. Also asalsr ia Rsal Cultivators. A. F. Clarke has installed a gas tat. Foar or teams to draw wood Baseballs and bats at the Brick store range and a gas heater in his residence. ELIZABETH WANTED L.ItA. New Mll-- wwato Hook. W. Conn. Apply Barer, awrbt ota. Sandy K. J. Hall's men did the work. G. COGGSWELL. STREET, Derby, lora. iti. ia, n aturora air wabh! rr.r; 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1907. not want to go out. Furnish plenty LITCHFIELD COUNTY. AnaotinccmMtf of Bethel Bb1bu M or readiDK matter. Give him an easy cbair as near to the fireside acd study lamp as though he were your own son. ROXBURT. See to it that your children do not dis- Convalescents need a large amount of nourish' grace you by being rude to him. I form. OLCANIN63 AROUND THE STATION. as some men are merit in easily digested Wo Better Time mention hired WOiOA I this, sensitive I well remember the We are havinur a revival of business TV KnIU trior, in tha Snnncr Nn PI quite is nourish 1q week. " T Retter U J cruel 8tiDg inmctea many years ago f Scoffs Emtiteion powerful this place for the past A, U f ; & Son are such an amount Lumber, Cement and Material of all17.1kinds than at wben 'nothing but a hired man," by ment concentrated. Uodge doing - Building my child be is not tit highly of business in their hardwwe and lum- lnmber Let me YOU my employer's If Q Ivr t.rariA that thpv hftvn to hire an ex. yard. quote prices. to eat at same table you ao ana or ' I the It makes blood and muscle without man . w as good food as you eat, pay him off bone, tra to keep up with the demands K1 1 i and discharge him at once and nire tax on the of the BDrincr trade. A.. 11. one who is. Do a room putting any digestion. uur merchant, Allan Joyce, is Kept uiiwrvf not put him in ? 7 In un to sleep bare of all the comforts of afV ALL DRUGGISTS ! SOo. AND $1.00. busy from o'clock the morning 64 South Street, Bethel, Cosn. life. Let him see that you have con m til mail closing time, 8 o'clock in tne fidence will evening. in him and he repay you 11. nas more by being faithful and diligent. There Tne miller, a. mil, are more drivers tnan naiKy than be can do, so he also had to em balky ploy extra E. E. CIOARS OFT DRINKS horses. Pay good wages to the man pils. Admission 25 cents, Ice cream GEORGETOWN. help. - Millspaugh, who can man Frank comns. our village diack- be trusted, but leave the and cake 15 cents. all the work in his that Carpenter and Builder. The Gem Lunch who cannot be trusted to the man who I1ITTI.K BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG. smith.has shop Plkns Evtlmtlea fornlabad. Room, h armer. be can attend to and he is tninking ud to. BETHEL. spoiled him. An Ohio TRUMBXTLL. size of his lobblax promptly attended Mr and Mrs Jelliff entertained Mrs ot increasing the shop by EL. an 30x10 P. O. Box 106. Betliel. Ct. Greenwood Kmlt R. CiomIiii. Jelliff's niece and her husband,' Mr adding on addition feet. connection. An, THE DAY THE FARMER LAID THE GRANGE NOTES. and Mrs Lyons, of Wilton, over Sun Mrs Adeline Northrop has naa w Telephone TTEaITSTTIS OILCLOTH ON THE FLOO day. Daly and Michael Acton for the past iuaAuui Trumbull Grange held Its regular Mrs; Burr MilJs, Mrs Furbush and week laving stone walks around nerirpi BKK. meeting on Friday evening. May lu. Mrs house, some of which were Pine U ill 1 WRITTEN FOB THE NKWTOWN Eugene Banks attended the meet T M I he GllUertMlller L0.t The following program was prepared of the New Haven Branch of Ansra a r4 rsm (na fill! by the lecturer: Discussion, "Is our ings Mrs is one of the most Center Conn. A. There was a little trouble down at the farm school best for Foreign Missions in New Haven, last Northrop public 15 St., Bethel, Fred Hickok. ers home. present system the week Tuesday. spirited citizens of our town in regard 149 Th dm hn lniii thn oilcloth nn the floor. Trumbull? If not, what can be done Miss .Eleanor Weeks of New York is to wages lor hired help, and whatever Dealers In Czntkr St., IirrHii. be tmntts he would do better lr ne was lers to remedy it?" Ormel Hall; reading, she wants done has to be done well Woodei end Enameled W alone. visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs got Hardware tin . The d hn laid ol lei nth nn the floor Verna Barske; "Should the farmer and is to pay a nisrh ror Loafmui 4c Marline lure Palote. at the Hidwaro jfincsney. willing price OIL. - Jap-a-laca- nd Sanitary Plumbing-- for me wire suggested sometmng, ana no one send his boys to Agricultural school?" eood work. She now has a walk Turpentine and Varnlsbee. else was there. P. B. of 365 Cnl Namel for your Furniture and Hot Water and So he had to move a table and he had to move Nichols; reading, Frank Hatch; around her home stone flags feet Floor. Harneeaea. Stable and Square Blan- Steam, Gas a roll call, M to Z; topic, "School Day BRANCHYILLE. in length and tbev look so nice that ket. Whips, Oardn Tools. Poultry Netting. ' chair. unt-Vo- te Fitting;. And tor once it looked suspicious that the Reminiscences;" music. some of our neighbors call It the cake White LMd. Tar raper. uiaaa. r utty. r farmer he would swear. On May 24, Chil Koofin. Barb Wire, Bread Makers, Estimates Furnisoed. The he laid the oilcloth on the floor. Friday evening, LOCAL walk. Knl rea and bciasors. day dren's niffht will be observed at the JOTTINGS. There is another Increase at the of fresh Oardea and Field Job Whs ProwapUy Attended To. Then he went and grot a hammer, a bucksaw The committee are Full line ana an axe, Grange. preparing Miss Florence Meade spent Sundav creamery. The genial superintendent, Seeds. - ritt.v hn I u 1 1 ill.lnt.h nn t.Vi t floor: an excellent program. Children and ner Robert has had an extra man Thnr: : . ' . witn mother, jonn immons of Cypher, Likewise tie had a crowDar, lor to pounu parents are cordially invited. Cake New York accompanied her. added to his force, as grass is growing down all the tacka. and cream will be served. Harbor Master C. H. Morris of so fast that it increases the flow of Magee Ranges. The day he laid the oilcloth on the floor so some tie went and got a Dean pole, lor to measure Bridgeport is seriously ill with ty milk much that ol the farm Winchester Heaters. off the SDace. Station J. L. Beach spent phoid fever, ne is a of Mrs ers have to start milking at 4 o'clock Vanilla Beans. Not that a four-fo- ot lath would Agent nephew ana thinking mace. just A. J. Partridge. In the morning in order to try Vanilla extract l made fit In Its eight-hou- r It was laughable to see him worn, while the L. J. Hawley has recently received a Mrs Ira Meade and children visited make out an day to plant from tbe Vanilla Bean. Tbat La tbe real ex- sweat rolled down his lace. number of choice varieties of Mrs Urania Mead, last week, at Locust potatoes. tract. We show you tbe bean. You never In to that oilcloth on the floor. potatoes or tasted purer or belter extract than ours. 10c flonuments trying lay from the west. snaae. i know tne readers 'ahe ueb win per 0x4 As Work nil He tacked the wrong edge by the door, and Mr and Mrs White and family are be elad to learn that we are a part of Cemetery of then he looked around. their home at the bee hive, but not the drones. Charles kinds in nay Granite er Jsnrble. Esti- The day he tried that oilcloth on the floor. WESTON. enjoying country Sunny Co. J. English, mate nan see ifan en nppLientienv. - To sen If it would answer or a better place De HrooK, tnis pleasant weather. The Mine Hill Quarry have not lt- found. Mrs William Allen oassed a few had their regular force of stonecutters Druggist. tsnn at reaneaable pirns. The day he put thvt oilcloth on the floor. NEWS TBE8KLY TOLD In week. on full for lew Bethel, Conn. And then he got a stretcher he borrowed days New York, last time the past months, James H. F'cLararr, from the saulre. Mr and Mrs John Mellen of Easton owing to some breakage in the com ?ucceseor to O. W. BoUes BETHEU CORN Well. Which was used by him for forty years, a pressed air plant, but as tne compress To Dress were over of Mr and -- It Pays stretching old barbed wire. Sunday guests HUNT1NGTON- ed air are all fixed and expect to He pulled so hard upon the thing,' that the Mrs John Fitch. parts middle of clothes are an indication that a man oilcloth It caught fire. The Norfield Aid Society held a very be in running order by the BREAD NOTICE. Good The day he tried that oilcloth on the floor. on AN MILK FARM. this week, your correspondent expects la the staff of life. When the value of pleasant social Friday evening, at We riwinm thinks well of himself and recognizes He hollered for some water, for to put out the the residence of Mrs M. E. Sutton. one see to see a lively summer in this place you buy your bread from our vellow waoon are not toa mh - . If wishes to a fine herd of you are sure or tne best, like tblnc for noUilnr. but we are you tne the smoke. Mrs Kenneth Nichols of borne msde.alwaysAlso our just results ot 0 bard cItiuand making a favorable impression upon people The time he had the oilcloth on the floor. Brooklyn, Jersey cows, they should visit Charles rolls, cakes and pte wbenyearsof study actual And when the good wife heard him, she was the guest, last week, of her Sherwood's Woodshlre He now B RIDGE WATEK. make you want more. practice you ret your-- boree shod at he is in contact. As has been . sister, farm. Brennan's. Our motto: Honest work for with whom thrown thought it was a loke. Mrs unaries nas cows and are a bonest Prices. half the battle." For she thought he had that oilcloth all tack- - Mrs "Vanderbiltiooirey. and Mrs a miiKing there Erd matin & Company, well said, "Good clothes are - ed down. Godfrey number of very valuable animals AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. But when saw oilcloth she Mary visited their BarrKU. HENRY A. BRENNAN, of to with she that started Sutton, nephew, among them. He has one of the fin Buna, 14 It used to cost lots money keep up for to crv. full-bloo- d C. B. Thompson's factory was closed, Ton n tain Place. Bethel Ooaa. Greenwood Avenue, B ETH KL OON S. And to must (George fcrodirey, and iamily in Bridge est Jersey bulls in this sec said, take- It out the house, you last to his a the fashions, but nowadays with be Kettlna- drv. port, last week. tion of the country and his new sta- week, give (employes And. to tell you now, upon my word, I think MrsJ. M. Lockwood, who was ill, bles for keeping bis stock are the best week's vacation. she did not lie. is about up-to-da-te E. H. Griffith of BloomHeld, N. J., "BESSE SYSTEM" on floor. last week, again. and most of any in this That day I laid the oilcloth the Mrs R. K. Fitch spent part of last part of the country. Mr Sherwdod is who has purchased the Hlgby place at Do Your Trading Pianos week as the guest of Mrs Morton. now about J00 of milk the Center, is expected sooa to occupy Moving smart suits and overcoats at $10 to $22, your clothing Mtb and little making quarts the place. When In Bethel for Meals Is a with ua. Not we're Benjamin Davenport per day, which be retails in Bridge C. who and Groceries at our store and you make no pastime that be within modest limits. LITCHFIELD COUNTY son of East Bridgeport, are guests of ror 10c Bienden Mrs H. Je8sup. has been mistake. Best of goods, lowest caab stronger than others, but we're got bill may easily kept very h port per quart, li. the winter at N. quality the Misses Irene and lorence Perry backer, who thoroughly understands spending Springfield, re prices. Tbe money saving; store. tbe tackle to do It with and have bad of Valley Forge. the care and feeding of stock, has J.. at her daughter's home, has bad the experience. Boys' Clothing. REDDING. Mrs J . A. uoorrey and Miss uoodseii turned to Brldgewater and opened charge of Mr Sherwood's farm. here. friends are McDowell & Taylor's, Shoes For Everybody. of Cannon spent Wednesday with; Mrs her home Her many Thumb hand side of Oeatar 8U. KDtiralm H i ten. glad to see her back In the village SMITH Ct. QRANGB NOTES. The Matinee Whist was entertained Mrs A. S. Smith is right in the again. Bethel, Conn. BEERS, Bethel, of Mrs W. P. Rowland on chicken business, this spring, and is 11. A. wno was laid up ior At the last regular meeting the by Thursday good success with her nock. uiuette, now Besse Store. last week Wednesday, May 15, iast. Mrs Rowland also entertained having two weeks with the mumps, Is System Grange, Mrs fcne now has 000 young chicks and ex able to be at his work at the Mr and Mrs mho usborne treated the her sister, Louis Tread well and pects to raise a number more, this sea again members to sandwiches, cake and ice children of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. son. store of C. N. Hatch. cream. U'he date being their sixth Mrs Bessie Fieweilyn, daughter C. Weldon Bruce Randall. Henry Roberts and took and son visited in T. of New York, who Howard Warner gave a social dance in wedding anniversary they this Glady's Baymond, purchased the Quick place, expects to Reuben Warner's tenement way to celebrate the occasion and it New York, last week. open bis home here about June 15 for empty Id) provea a very enjoyable anair. 'jne Mr and Mrs Elbert Carver of Ridge summer. house, last week Monday, which was lecturer .also furnished a very inter field were Sunday guests xt friends the enjoyed by a good number of young town. E. J. Buckingham spent last Thurs J. he occasion was tiowaro fellEliS esting program for the evening. in day in New Haven and Wallingford. people. Warner's 17th pj Mr and Mrs Patrick Coghlan visited JJ. p. Rich has a birthday anniversary JACOB BECK. Mr and Mrs Jacob Kennel on Sunday. completed erecting On the same day his parents presented large new milk house for Mrs Smith him with a handsome gold watch. iBKSSs aYSTCP dkUQw Jacob who Mrs Henry Murlburt has beensutter Wheeler on White Hills- - and has GOOD HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS In the death of Keck, ing from rheumatism. the Mr and Mrs Marshall Warner, who passed away at his home at the Cen-- I contract for newly shingling F. W. have been living at J. B. Pitcher's for $ 56-- a AA1N ST. ter on May 9, 83 Beard's house in Well's Hollow and J Thursday, aged years, a few weeks, have gone housekeeping Redding loses one one of its oldest in PLATTSVILLE. - also the contract for repairing the in IMr Pitcher's tenement! house on PRINTING Bridgeport, Conn. habitants. Tne funeral was held from steeple to the Episcopal church. West street. his late home on Saturday, May 11, at NOTKS FROM HOYDEN 'S HILL. Mrs Grace M. Well wood had the 2 W. H. o'clock, Rev Jepson officiat CANNONS. misfortune, last week Wednesday, to j The burial was in - Mr and Mrs w 1111am were ing. the Dmpa- Mr Mrs Reiyea drop a flatiron on her foot, bruising it waug cemetery. recently at and Fred Barber's and a good deal of on Burr street. INCRBAS1NO THEIR PLANT. quite badly causing Brings good re- - The Ladies' club held its last meet pain. are now THE HOME CIRCLE. If you need a refreshing drink re Mrs C. A. The Monarch Crushing and Screen Mrs Annie Dew and family member H. all kinds of ing with Jennings instead of located Branchvllie are nicely settled in the Fred Taylor place suits. A business Bupf keepson L. A. Jennings, as it was made to read lng plant at The Newtown Bee. temperance drinks ice at his store in the last issue. excavating just north of their present which Mrs Dew purchased, last year. THE FARfl HAND. at the Center and on the Ridge. Clark has horses plant tor another building to crush Noble Davenport and daughter, Miss is often judged by Daniel Sanford has had the lawn Leroy exchanged stone In, than the one Sadie Davenport, of Boxbury were again. larger theytnow of Mrs south of his school nicely graded and MrsTi. A. is" occupy, as the demands for the stone guests, one day last week, Levi lis mat-- s PCBLISHSD BT A VIKW FROM HIS STANDPOINT. has had some shrubbery set out in Jennings entertaining are than the with their Smith at A. H. Gillette's. priniea of her aunt, Mrs Harriet Pierce, of New greater supply Waters of has tak THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY front his barn. William sanford Haven. present accommodations. The. ma Truman Danbury ter. It costs first in discuss had charge of the work. terial is used for roofing. en Mrs Eli Welton's farm for the com very The thing necessary Julius Rifkin is founda Master John Jennings, son of Mr mostly and Mr and Mrs Waters have ing this question is the selection of getting the and Mrs W. F. Jennings of Burr street, ing year w little more to have ALLJSON P. SMITH, the farm Hand or "hired man," as he tion ready for a new barn he is to has an attack of measles. Charles Godfrey has proven himself moved into Mr Welton's tenement PRB8IDSJIT AND EDITOR. is called. erect just south of his house. The an as one week house. usually Too many farmers 16-fo- ot Mr and Mrs L. A. visited quite angler, day last ARTHUR J. SMITH, are not so in a barn is 60 x 30 feet, with posts Jennings he over 20 James B. Pitcher is having his your work done THIASCR1R, choosing . seven-roo- u the at Oak Lawn, caught fish, mostly trout, - 8CHTART, particular ana a cemetery Sunday. house E. P. BtmiNB88 MiSlMK. farm hand as are in the Dasement. u. Fred took in circus of Miss Henrietta Sackmann enter newly painted. Pitcher in of a or cow.they purchase Mc Collam has the contract. t. Belyea the of Brookfield and George Pitcher of us in HBSRT M. SMITH, horse Not only is the M. Dator and Buffalo Bill at Bridgeport, Monday. tained the Young People's Literary are work. by good . VlOB FBHmlUT AND physical make-u- p of the animal looked Henry family of New club at her home in Cannon, Friday Hartford doing the . enwu Agist. after, but disposition as well, while York have been enjoying a few days' evening. Among those present were form. with the farm band brute force seems stay, the past week, at their log cabin fSONROE. Miss Olive Hubbard, Miss Rebecca THE JUDGE USES FORCEFUL LAN to be all that is considered. This is in the Glen. Moody. Ralph Gregory and Will Colev GUAGE. John S. Randall of Yale college has MAKING POULTRY PAY. r .... . ( KA wrong. The Mrs George Roberts and son visited w character, disposition spent a few days, the past week, with Oenta tor roar Months. Four Oents a Copy. and habits of a hired man, especially Mrs Mrs Anton Zimmerman knows how her sister, Mrs David Dibble, last where there are children, cannot be his mother, Woolsey Randall. to raise chickens and make a success week. Judge W. B. Simmons of Pincastle, once lawyer cj. A. .Burgess has been en Miss Doris was Va., told the reporter that L. &. M. Bee looked after too closely. Having a few of the poultry business financially. Godfrey the guest, was on In Pub Co., secured the services or such a man. joying days' stay at his High She has raised so 1200 last Friday, of the Misses Ethel and Paint used his residence jjfe a land cottage at the Center. this season, far, Maud Lockwood. 1882. and held Its color well for 21 jThe fairly Intelligent, with kind dispo Mrs Dick of New young chicks and expects to raise 3 U Newtown, Ct. sition toward the children and the Kate York has 1500 season Mrs Helen Godfrey entertained Mrs years; he furthermore said that 1CC7. rented south of about before the is through. asro was Induced use an N IWTOVN, OONH., FRIDAY, MAT 24 stock, and who does not use profane the Singer place, the She has about 700 hens D. B. Bradley, Mrs Jennie Wood, Mrs years he to Center, and has moved her . kept through and Is he be or vile language, now snail ne be family the winter and they have done well. Lloyd Nash and Mrs J. Hyatt.last Fri other paint sorry did, treated? A plain understanding shall tnere. Some of her chicks are now day. cause the other paint didn't make be Miss H. M. Xeeler, who has been ill young good. The Judge will now always use bad by both parties concerning the for several is now nearly big enough for broilers. It is Lt. 11 de- amount of wages and when they are weeks, gaining nice worth a to her home to see the & M., because he Knows any ly under cne skuiiui care 01 ur smith trip are well fect exists in Li. & M. Paint the house 42 to be paid, and the employer should Mr and Mrs of New York large flock. Sanderson's fertilizers will be Tblmphonje, not forget this part of the contract. Hogson known as great crop growers. These repainted for notbing. be opened Fairfield Manor, their pleasant Mrs Curtis and son of Bethel The L. & M. Zinc hardens the L. & An employee should not humiliated summer home in Pleasant Arthur celebrated special fertilizers are made M. and L. & M. by being obliged to "dun" for what he Valley, last are spending a week" with her parents, of materials that contain plant food in White Lead makes has for with his honest labor. Saturday, and celebrated the event by Mr and Mrs Frederick Curtis of East its and most available Paint wear like Iron for 10 to 15 years. paid richest, purest 8.49. 1131 m. 1.41. 4. 7. . ADTXRTMIM6 : entertaining a large party of their sea- Actual cost of Li. & M. about SI 20 The Travelers Guide. a 8S7. 7.80, 8.1a, Rates Make your home the home of your friends from New York. Village. form. When properly mixed and 1136 D m. Hnndavs. a.16. 10.14 a m. a4 n an. hired man and make him feel that it Anton Zimmerman has had a new soned these materials form what are per gallon. V t Trains stop wben atifnaied lw lmo Smo trao F. Li. Dunnell and of New Donations of L. & M. made to S - only. 1- -2 yeai family Satord Inch 1.00 8.00 3.00 5.00 is his home with all that it implies. York fence built in front of his house and is. called "Complete Fertilizers," which ays only inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 8.00 10.00 Do not be all the time of spent Sunday at their pleasant to have his front lawn all nicely grad- furnish and active churches. NEW NEW HAVEN AND HAKT- - BIOBUlfD Division. B 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 complaining summer nome on tne Mr Dun rich, strong plant TOKK, inches Riage. KAiLKOAD. 1, 1X09 8.17 S bard times and that not enough work ed. He is now having his house and food in excellent condition for growing rORO Danbury East, 7.45, a tn. p m. inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 nell and family expect to open their West 834 a m, S 15. 8.10 m. nasi. 4 Inches 8.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 has been done that day. This will at fences painted white. J. I. Andrews crops. By using these reliable fertili- 834 m. p Sunday, 1- -4 home here for the summer on Satur a ra, west 735 p column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 first and a is the for him. Mr zers hundredsof farmers have raised 0.35 7.58 1X21 an 1- -3 discourage finally disgust 24. doing painting New Haven North. a m,, 4.15 p m Hawley vllle East. 734, a m. 832 p column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 ' Dis- day, May S-- 1- -2 farm hand of every time. Zimmerman has greatly improved his crops of all which have Due 11.15 a m. 7.40 i m. West, a m, 3.00, 736 p m. east column 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 spirit Tne Doys tne uenter a large kinds, 10.00 S.10 m. 7.20 n. m. Sunday, 8--4 8.06 16.00 32.00 48.00 cuss work and the different modes ai played home in the and now has a them dividends on Sbeltos North, a m. 4JT7p m. a west Column 80.00 the practice game of baseball, last Satur past year, paid good money Bouth. 0J2. a m. 7.14 d ax. North Neman East. TM 1 column 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 of accomplishing it with him. He is afternoon. very pleasant and attractive place. invested. Stevenson North. 10.13 a m, 4JM p ni. West, ra.13 a m. f232. 17.48 n m. a stick if he has no ideas worth day CATARRH 10.40 a m. 7.01 m. Hook East 7.42, 11.2s a 8.44 P BS poor of South p Sandy n, to. him home Leonard Sanford the Gunnery Monroe North, f 10.18 a m. JS6 p m. West 9.08 a m. 8.46, 7.42 p m Reading; notices, brevier type, 10c line. listening Keep nights scnooi, Washington, spent a lew days. South bury East, 733, 1X40, 835 p nv West Small so will Z--.. nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. by making it pleasant that he the past week, with his parents, Mr Botsford South for New Haven. 10JO n m. 839 a m. 733 d m. and Mrs John L. Sanford. To proTeuiMjiiPstionably. end beyond an y1oub 6JjQ d m. Southf East, S.Ol.a m. 1L48. 7.02 p m. West that Catarrh of the nose ana throat can De cured. N'town North 7.40, tl0.37 a m. 5.11 S30, 33 a ro, zjss 737 p m Daniel O'Keefe, who has charge of I am druinfista. small 7JM p m ; Sunday, V.12 a m. WaterrDury Usa, 83. a m, 11.09 737 sa furnishing patients through 10-2- W 7.00 F. Li. Dunnell's place on the Ridge, free Trial Boxes of Dr. ShooD's Catarrh Cure. South S.57, 10.14. 2 n m; 4.19. 8.40 tsaiOai 2.05, D 01 I do this because I am so certain, that Or. Shoops D m : Sunday, 6.02, n m. nas, in spite the late season, a very Cure will actual substantial HawlevvUle North. 7.50. 10.40. n m, fine and now Catarrh bring help. 7.29 9.28 DanrnT Division. looking garden has up Nothimr certainly, is so convincing as a physical 5.29, pm; Sunday, am. North 8.05. 735, 836 10.42. 1835 a m peas, beets test of any article of real, genuine merit. But that South, 6.49, 8.07, lO.Oti, 10.14 a m. 4.10 Dsnbury potatoes, radishes, lettuce, A 4L33 D m. D 53. 04. 7.04 p m. Sunday 10 55 a tn. 730 Summer Vacation article must possess true else the test will Sundav &3 m. and carrots. That Mr O'Keefe un merit, 8.03. 10.50 p m. 10.W, condemn, rather than advance it. Br. Snoop's Brookfield Junction North, ft.17, o.mou, ajdk ijb, u.4i care 3, 7.3a 3.M. p tn. 733. a. m. ' derstands the of a garden one can Catarrh Cure is a snow white, healinir 11.00 a m, 1.05, 53s, p m. Sanday30 ju, aam. Sunday antiseptic 7.1. i.4 p see at a as look over balm, up in beautiful nickel capped glass jars SB M glance they his put 6-- Bethel North. 7.13.1034 10.44 a 8.40, 7.58. m. ov.l4. 08334, at oOc Such as Oil S.57, 10.08, 4.00, p S-- S well laid out and soothing agents Eucalyptus. Soth, an. an. ls OLLAN nicely kept gardens. etc.. are Into a 5.43 p m. atw, p Bunoay.io.ua, io.e a Thymol. Menthol, Incorporate Sunday ii-- aa Last week May 16, Fred cream like Brookfield North. 6 22, 8.O8, 11.05 a m. L15. pin. sou in e.ui. a.Lw, a.ia, io.u. a Thursday, velvety, Petrolatum, imported by Ir. 3.41. 633 I mz, a . B eardsley sold his farm in the Glen, Shoop from Europe. If Catarrh of the nose ud 6.43. 7.43 p m ; Sunday, 8.35 a m. tn, 636, p Bauuj m, tn in throat has extended to the stomach, then by all South 7.07. 7.52. 9.41 a m, 4.56, 8.Q2 also his tools and Your North 7.06. 1039 a tn S.08. 4 03. 7 58 stock, household Kitchen 5.37 m. Beddlmr 838 means also use Dr. Snoop's Kestorati ve. p m; Sunday p at auction and has to Dan-bur- y internally. SUU a.m. p m. Sunday, 93s a tn, a. 13 p au. Kwllv, A.OT. goods gone Stomach distress. s lack of general strength, IanesvUle and Hirer North 8 na. k-- to make his home for bloating, belching, biliousness, had taste, etc 1.27. 5.50, 7.50 p m: Sunday 9.42 a m. .37. a tn.7.09 p fianday, a an. the 5-- SHOES FOR pres call for Dr. IUstorntive. 8.25. 7.U0, .4i. 9.44 a m, 4.46. 5 m. or our surely Snoop's South, p 1034a -- 83a. 8.4S. 731 ent, jonn Masterson Dan y pur Kor un complicated catarrh only of the nosesnd CSunday p m. Smnford'NorU,7.01. tn. 04, chased the farm. need be Used but New Mllford North 8 ?S, 11.10 a m. a m. Sunday ,934 a tn, 8 p an. SonUa. 8.11, throat nothuig else, however, 7AH m. 2 Mrs William De and child Don't swelter this 3.28 5.4H, 536 p m; Sunday, 9.49, a m. 83b tun, 12.02. p buoday. a tn. 8X7 Bruycker South. 8.55, T.4U. 9.29. 9.42 a to; S9. B?ch ren of New York are soon to summer tem- 8J, 5-- vllle North. 835.10.14 1831 a m. XT expected with the 4.37. 5.50, 6.00 p m; Sunday, 2 p m. so. 82 u, De 2 8.39. 333, 838.7.45 p 8.s a an, 10JU ! open the Bruycker homestead in Merwlnavllle North, J19 a m. 2.30, m. Snnday, 1931 Sanfordtown for summer. at 110. Get m: Sunday, 1C.02, a m: South, 9.17 a m, 4.12. a04 p South. 8.16, 7.4, 837, 833. a an. the perature 35 5.09 n m. 12.08. 3 54, 630 7X0 p. nx. Sunday X8 a m3-4- , 91 -- d m: Sundav. Miss Cokes of who 8.04 New York, pur a New Kent North. &50. 11.41 a tajt 55. 331. 6.25 D m: p m. chased Joel in Perfection Or. 10.14 9.06 a-- George town North, 8.49, 10.08 a tn. 134, . 48.833, Children the a 3.1a, Perry place the Sunday, m; South. 5.22 m. 4.57 m. 7.41. p in. Sunday, 8.44 a an, 739 p an. Sontn. No idea can be of our lines Glen, is the house remodeled Wick Blue Flame Oil p. p 6-- 12-L- satisfactory conveyed different having Shoop's Sunday, 830. a tn. L. 7X3 tn. 831 Cornwall North, 9.09 a. mu, 1136, 4.08, p Sunday, into a summer Bridge 10-2- pleasant cottage. 8 &42 m. a m, 636 nt -- Stove and have a cool 6.39 p m; Sunday, a m; South a. p of babies' and children's see them in the C. S. Hingle has purchased an Iron SJfi, a.09 4.43 p. m. aaatcai shoes, except you p m; Sunday, 12.06- uiciruui Age Improved Robins potato planter kitchen. -- The West Cornwall Nort, 9.1 a. dl, - Bethel Lean 1038 a an. 8.15 p an. Snadsy for use on his farm and finds a p m; Sunday, 1037 a m; South 4 44 a.ou. f3.00 8.45 a nv Arrive 1O.10 a an, 4lfi p to. windows or examine them in stock. it great Cure 3.08, 5.00 p m ; 434 p m. 5.50 Sunday Catarrh Sunday, tn. laoor machine. Mr ' U Bock 9.27 a. m.. Li. 15. 430. 836 p saving mngle" pur Lime North p. Hawley vllle North. 1035 a m, 1X2. Snnday, chased the planter of T. E. Piatt & R.H. BEERS & CO.; NEWTOWN m; Sunday, 10.46 a m; South, 836 a nu. 0, 832 a nv Lave for PUel 837 a an. 337 p Too many styles to be described here, but not too many Son of Newtown. NEW PERFECTION BETHEL. 4.50 p. in; Sunday. 4.24 p. m. an. Sunday 5 35 p tn. Mrs Julius who has been P. J. GARVIN, Bbepaug North. 1X08 a fan. V.44 p. Rifkin, B. & tn. Sunday V933 a nv Sonth, . a tn. vl.48 to show yon. quite seriously ill in New York, has Cook-Stov- Hawley Co., Stepney. BOT8FOBJDTO lUDOIPOIt. p nv Sunday, 8X5 p an. so far recovered as to join her husband Wick Flame Oil e PARKS. TRUMBULL. Boxbury FalLs North, 1114 a m, S32 p tn Blue S. J. OS, home on Mrs Botsford North, 732, 10.29, a m, 5 Sunday, 9.4 a nv. rVrata, v35 a tn, XJb The of colors and combinations here at their Jump Hill. 5.11, 7.11 p m; Sunday, S.04 a nx. m. &x5 variety shapes, surpasses Rifkin is now a 13.22 nv. Sun- p Sunday, P tn gaining nicely. produces workingflame instantly. Blue flame means highly South, 7.05, a23, a p m. - Hn.hnr.Kwlli II . n, ' mm S AS Luther B. Seeley, who lives with concentrated heat, no soot, no dirt. Oil is at a maintained aay a. 11 p m. finnday 10 C6 a n. Suuth. 1X24 a any previous season. They are handsome, perfect fitting and always see ford above. Itn. 336 p in. Sunda Mrs M. J. sscrioner, has an gar 4 e l..l j. u. early level, ensuring a uniform flame. Made in three sizes. Every Stepney North. 733, 10.08, a m, 50. 7.00 s ursae-- norm a tn, n in den of which he is justly proud and m; Sunday, 834 a m; South, 7.13, 832 1031a juaaV6.06 nv 10.12llva tn. 8.18 a durable the are not and stove warranted. ; p SandtT, bouth. prices high every foot can be fitted one would go a good ways to nod a If not at your dealer's write to our KILLthe m, 4.39, 7.00 p m Sunday, p m. nv 330 p nv Sunday, 44 42 p nv nearest for Long Hill North, fT.ld, tjlO.fti, a m. 4.43, II 40 an. better and more advanced garden agency descriptive circular. and THEcough 6.54 m ; 78.48 Waahlnirtoo North, a tn, p Some are CURE LUNC8 p Sunday. a tn; South 731, 837. 8.17 p m p nv Sunday. 1832 a nv Sonta properly. of her early vegetables ready 1036 a m, 4.47, 7.06 p tn; Sunday, 637 p m. 9.08 a nv 3.0s p tn. Sunday, 430 p sa. lor table. The is Trumbull North. 77.10, a m, 437. New 44 nv the the best lamp for VITH 6.48 fS.42 C3., Preston North. II a tn. p is. M. Sanford has had the upper p m; Sunday. a m; South. 737. 6.42, 631 p nv Sunday, 1038 a nv Soatn. or west 01 Dr. 10.41 am; 4.52, 7.10 p m; Sunday, f633 p m. 9.04 a tn. 3 04 p m. Sunday, 4.18 p as. part his shed, just his hold use. King's Bridgeport North. 7.00, 9.45. a m. 435, Romford North 1131 am. 3J P house, converted into pleasant sum Made 635 p m ; Sunday, 8.30 a m; Arrive 7.40. 835 nv Sunday 10.49 a nv Sonth V838paa an. X3 mer rooms to live in. of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. a m. 1032 5.U5. 733 p m : Sunday. 6.45 p. tn. p nv Sunday 4.05 p nv Perfectly New Morris North. II 58 a m. Under of Christ Church constructed safe unexcelled in light-givi- ng tn, p the auspices ; absolutely ; Discoveryr 1031 m, 134 J K. MO Mrs M. 9 nucitu 1 ft u Sunday a nv South. ttXi a L Parish Aid Price . W. LAN, society, Kittle power ; an ornament to any room. Every lamp warranted. WATXRTOWS BRAKCH. Sunday 336 p nv . . Mu- OUGHSand SOc Bantam 12 07 P Holton, of the Danbury School of FDR I &$1.00 NorLh. am. B.SC.? T will an If not at your dealer's write to our nearest agency. OLDS Free Trial. Waterbury Leara, 6.00, 6.45, 832. 1X12 a m.1.23 Sundav 11 15 a n. IoiiIl 2 a ta. 9 1026 Main Conn. sic, give entertainment at the 3.57, 5.10. 6.12. 7 03, 1130 m. m 8.45 nv St., Bridgeport, , 839, p Sundaya. bund ay p Bidge hall, Redding Ridge, on Friday STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW Y0KK 8.1-0- 938 a tn, 8.17 p to. Arrlve.6.4a. 7.46. 10.42. Lake North, 12.20 8.47 tn. Sunday. and U-1- p.8.40 evening, May 31, at 8 o'clock. The ( Incorporated) Surest Quickest Cure for nil 1.00, 2.41, 4.32. 5.52,. 6.45, 7.45, 11X6 1133 p m. 9 a nv South. 18.40 a an, P Shoes for Women and Children only. THROAT and IUNO TKOTJB-LE- S, Sundays, 8.40 a m, 4.57 835 p m. p nv will consist of 4-- program monologues. or MONEY BACK. Watertown Leave, 635, 730, 10.25 a m, 12.43, Utchfleldaaj.vs Arrive 11TS. am. Banday Delsarte poses, violin and piano solos. .25, 4.17, 835, 6.30, 739, 11.00, 11.40 p m. Sun- "SIB. bouth, a Mrs ioiton win be assisted by her pu daya 8.25 a ax, 4.40, 8.40 p in. Arrive 4.15. 7.02, aj uu p nv r