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' .1 CCo ewiown Bs' 5 VOLUME XXXI. ' NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1909. NUMBER

Kent ,', 1 Nichols '.NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT IN MACEDONIA. About 22 young people chaperoned Henry W. Post baa Bold bis bouse by Mr and Mrs Edward Nothnagle, . to Stratford and find lot "Valley View." Tne buyer Home News and Comment. enjoyed a sleigh ride it la reported, 1b from tbe city and on their return all the party etopped will make 1; a summer home. st tbe home of Mrs Clifford G. Curtis and enjoyed an supper. Mrs K.' a. uuase returned .Thurs- oyster servant day, from a visit with her friends In Mrs. Edwin Hawley has a Westfleld, Mass. Hor Charles ' " CONGREGATIONAL frrm Bridgeport to help her with her son, CLAM CHOWDER.' CHURCH TRINITY - : SI ROSE'S. , PARISH- Chase, came home with her and spent NOTES. , . ; A to be Given the Men of Sunday Services. a few days visiting his brothers In ENTERTAINMENT. Supper by Mrs Lester Shelton has been con- Parish, Sunday Services. At 11 a. m., morning prayer and this vicinity. . The entertainment for the benefit Trinity fined to the house with the grip., Dr sermon by the rector. - ' - The men of will give Sunday morning service at 11 re- of St Rose's church to be held In the Trinity parish Roberts Is In attendance. Mrs Howard M, Howland is At 32 a. of the o'clock with the m., Sunday school..' Town 22, at p. m., sunner In the basement preaching by pastor. as Improving' at the New ball, February " A ported At 7.S0 p. m., evening very enjoyable playette wasglven of Edward church, Thursday evening, . Febru Sunday school at noon. prayer. Haven hospital and is expected home sharp, under the direction recently by a few members of tho at 5.S0 o'clock and The class will consist of the fol ary 18, beginning Y. P. S. C. E., meeting, . singing meets for rehear in a few days, 3. Pitzschler, Sunday Trinity Guild, at the home of Mrs eaten. The continuing until all have evening at 7.30.' Subject, "Life les- sal. Saturday evening at 7, followed ' river lowing program: Cooper. . ' While crossing the bridge, a "FADS AND FANCIES," men ure on their mettle and good sons for me from the Book of Job," by the choir rehearsal at 8 o'clock. Saturday, Mr and Mrs George S. Luzerne Plumb drove up In a new ' "he who 10-1- Musical many emprise awa't people ref. Job 42:1-- 6 and 7. Leader, On of next saw a deer was (A Burlesque.) 7 Thursday week the week. "A Thompson wnich " vho sleigh, last few days after it Cast attend, especially the skeptics George Wllaon, Jr.' Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 'the panting and evidently tired out, cross was demolished by an auto in Bridge think we can't cook. Tne fable at 2.30 m. on ice. On Mrs Alice St Clair, leading lady, Thursday evening Thursday even Rectory p. the river the reaching the v port. decorations will be elaborate . and ' Miss Esther McQiiald ing at 7.45." ; ; opposite shore the pretty creature :,; went souvenirs will be given. We won't Misses Edith and Julia Plumb Isidore Leszy,nski, Hebrew, The of t he Men's v stopped end seeing pursuit was over February meeting OBITUARY. i to Stamford en Saturday to visit their William Driscoll tell all the good things to be served, trotted away. federation will be held on Friday ' liesurely - brother, Frederick Plumb. Miss John Houlihan but clam chowuer will be the leading t Walter Harrington, - G. Local ice houses have been filled evening, February 26. Rev H. Edith to New Haven and feature, with some doughnuts and Miss Sarah E. Crouchly.1 Journeyed Tessie McManus, soubrette, Johnson of New Milford will be pres from J. A. Peters' mill pond, the past men- returned home Monday. i , Mae MacNamara other things too numerous to Miss Sarah E. Crouchly of Brook- " Miss ent and speak to the gathering. A week. .. tion, on the side. An interesting pro- i Miss. Ida Nichols of Booth's Hill is Irish, lyn, N.. Y., who formerly lived and Patrick Dollars, of music views - The ladies met for Edwin M. Chase has al- gram and 3tereopticon sewingj this wiiSh Mrs Lester - Shelton captured . Edward S. Pitzschler owned' the place in Taunton which staying most a score of 'foxes this season. Ed will be given after tlie supper. "; week, at the home of Mrs Reynolds. and maids. George R. Wilson now owns, passed while her.parents are spending, the Chorus girls The is to be congratulated on his valentine sale, Saturday after - good home winter in California. , . Tessie, May Houlihan The arrangements for the dance a away at,her in Brooklyn, on luck; also the chickens to be hatched noon and evening was a great success, Bessie, Helen Houlihan the Town hall this (Friday), evening Saturday, January 30, aged about 65 The Ladies' Aid society meets with reach- netting about ?53. The tables were this year that their chances of ' Hallie, Tessie Carmody are all completed. Bentley's orches- years. The funeral took place on Mrs Cnarles French, this week. , ing dignified old henhood are better very pretty and Inviting, and the Carrie, Anna Carmody tra will furnish music and the grand Tuesday, February 2. Miss Crouchly The Young Ladies' Sewing circle now so patronage was generous. Tbe supper that many of "Sir Reynards" had been a successful teacher In Daisy, Loretta Houlihan march will be at eight o'clock sharp. will be entertained at the home of family are no more. was highly complimented and the sale Doretta Gordon (Don't forget that eight o'clock Brooklyn for 40 years. She will be Mh Clara Bsldwiu. Marie, , of valentines, dough- confectionery, remembered nere Chorus under the direction of Miss sharp.) by many who will ' nuts and bread was good, On Wednesday evening, Dr Charles New be saddened by her death. Milford. . Elizabeth Egan. W. of the pub- - Mrs Elmlra Morgan has been the Dean, superintendent Recitation, Miss Helen Kilbride lic schools of an guest, this week, of her daughter, Mrs KAWLEYVELE CHATEL. Bridgeport, will give "Don't Take me Heme," GAYLORDSVILLE. Sons, J. L. Eli W. Smith. address in the Methodist church. All hughes. Afternoon . . .John Carlson Sunday are invited to attend. There were no services in' the Death has been busy in the little ' G. E. has filled his Ice "Hits and Misses." Ryveal There service on will be at the Haw hamlet of Soutnville of late and his Mrs Charles Thorpe and Miss Maud Methodist church Sunday last, but hou-.o- . ' Edward Pitzschler and John Carlson, ley ville chapel, afternoon, touched the of one Samuel but the Sunday school session, as Rev Sunday finger form of the Thorpe recently visited closing with song. is Jn with Rev W. H. Pobin- - J. T. VanBurkalow has been called Mrs J. L. Hughes improving preaching by old residents, Ell W. Smith, and after Thorpe in Bridgeport. - , Miss Ashcraft Recitation,'- health. . . ., four sickness he 80 " V to his home in Delaware by the death soi, days died, aged Miss Flora Hawley has returned Monologue, "Doings by the years. Services were held on Thurs of his father. - Weather like Wednesday puts you A whist for the benefit of the from a visit of a few days with her Edward S. Pitzschler Sandy Wayside," day afternoon at the home of his son, Newton was home from in mind of rubbers ana rubber boots. Hook be en resi- - brother in Bridgeport. Raymond vaudeville sketch. library will gi at the "A Cold Finish," with burial following in,, the Berk- for a few week. . Don't we a good line of dence of Mrs Wed- - i Card drove to college days, last Mae MacNamara forget carry Frank Mitchell, Percy Huntington Mrs Van Beautie, shire cemetery. the best brands. We are at 1 7 1 he several last and filled his Henry Peck is very ill at the home Mr Policy, Edward S. Pitzschler selling nday evening,. February days, week, of his Mrs Robert Driscoll the lowest possible prices.-Hoo- k Sarfifctfic cc,rd,ai;y invited. father's ice house, daughter. Kellogg. Ike. CoMrcan, German, , W, - . '' ' " " ": Miss Edith QuackenbuSti- rff "New " v . V "T George Karcher is to care ,for Admission 25c to all parts of the Shoe Store. ' H. B. Maurer has commenced the ; helping Edwa'd Tay'or,MctaelCavanaugh N. ' " " Rochelle, Y., will spend Sunday hira- - V. hall, so come early.and get a good in erection of a large ice house, which r , Just' a few of those bargains andMI. G. Warner bagged three foxes, with her parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph enter-tainme- free after " he soon to fill. are of. a seat. the 1V expects Pimrations completed f Dancing men's and boys' felt boots and arctics. Monday morning. ;.. QuackCihlush. T- Lincoln sociable to be held in the Don't got fmled and think nue blue- Mr and Mrs Warren E. Plumb spent , H. N. Tiemann was in New York, Miss Delia Keane is " in church parlors this Friday evening. bird makes spring. You will have visiting a day in New York, last week. on is ' Fox intends to read ihe fi- Tuesday. It reported that he ' i.rs J. L. Van Burkalow is at the Father lots of use for those goods yet. Get Middleb'.iry. The Methodist Sunday school has of the churches ' at was scouring the metropolis for good .home of her father in New N. nancial report wise and yourself while our 100 new books and Paltz, supply An Conven purchased singing and Soutnfcrd next Sun- things "made by men" for the supper interesting missionary Y. Southbury assortment is uubroken. at low prices'. have commenced to practice the East- next week tion to the Congregational churches day, 9 a, mi.," "at Southford and 11 a. Thursday night. Mrs Ferriss is .ill and Sandy Hook Shoe Store. er music from the new books. John quite ' will be New next ' , held at Milford, m., at Southbury. Miss Flora Williams of Chai-lotte- Mrs E. H. Beers and son were under the care of Dr Griswold of New will at the The ladies of St John's Guild is Mr Mrs D. C, Wednesday, Congregational Vt., the guest of and of Mr and Mrs Card on Milfor church in with sessions guests Percy Boots and the kind that give a supper, Washington's birth- Peek. that town, shoes, Sunday. . Mrs has moved an- afternoon and The Augustus Giddings wear at Morris'. Fine line of day, tue time and place to be morning, evening. well, Mrs Cleveland of re- to where her son has an inter- ' Bridgeport for tne will ue as fol Mrs Card of Huntington was a Rent, ruboer nounced later. program day goods. turned to her home, Wednesday, after est in a drug store. lows:. guest in town, Sunday, and attended Jephthah chapter, O. E. S., will a visit with her daughter, Mrs Bul-lar- d. the Methodist church in the MORNING SESSION. morning. NEW SPRING GINGHAMS, " Don't miss the special cash sale on have a regular meeting, Friday night. John Curtis is having a few days 10c and 32c a yard1, at French's 10.30. A delegated conference upon Saturday, 'February 13, at Farmers' vacation, at his home here, having Trade in Bethel. Mrs Mary Kilbride has returned Miss Downes of Mt Pleasant passeu tne Apportionment Plan and mission Co. Twelve pounds of best successfully passed his examination. Trading from after passing two ary methods in the local churchj by , Wallingford, Tuesday in Bridgeport. sugar 60c, - two pounds Maple sugar, corn-cakes- peanut Gordon Durward will spend the re- granulated months with her daughter. Mrs M. J. pastors and church workers with mainder of the in best peaches, apricots, apples or brittle, oranges, nuts, etc., at C.'H. Double distilled witch 25c a winter Bridgeport. Lynch. hazel, visiting speakers. prunes 25 c, three cans fine corn, peas Finch's. 1 50c ' pint; Mellin's Food, and 75c; AFTERNOON SESSION., Mire Amzi Harmon has been sufter-in- g etc., 25c. Alitor $1. John Carlscn spent. Sunday in At C. Birdsey Parsons, a popular Sandy Williams' shaiing soap, 10c, Brookfield, the guest of C. E. Beers. Public Missionary Meeting. from an attack of neuralgia and Fine California seedless oranges, Hook has the store H. Finch's. bachelor, bought 2.00. Devotional exercises. the grip. 20c 25c a dozen. Florida and Large property of Mrs Betts, occupied by Miss Catherine of New Campbell Ashcraft will a 2.15. Address by Rev John P.Jones, 25c. At the V (Mi3S give reception grape fruit, three for C. II. Finch. Haven is a few weeics with Misses Eimer and Eunice Auger of ; passing to her even- D. D., missionary from India, A. B. C. Farmers' Co. dancing class, Tuesday are Mrs Trading her parents, Mr and Mrs PatricK Woodbridge visiting Ruth Last call on valentines and C. II. ing, February 16, at the Town hall to F.M. Buy Lenox oil if you want the best. Campbell. Auger. Finch has an assortment that will which the friends of the pupils are 2.30. Address by Rev A. E. Ricker, No smoke and lasts the longest. please the misses and masters. , invited. Those who expect to join the superintendent for Pennsylvania and Mrs Frank Kirby and son, Leo, of Farmers' Trading Co. V Costello of Bridgeport passed Henry class for the last half which New Jersey, C. H. M. S. Mrs were m town, to term, Sandy Hook, visited her sister, Parties Tuesday Sunday in town. will Fr-day- , February 26, at 3.00. Address by Rev J. F. Cross, Michael O'Donnell, in Brookfield, last Mrs Bedient and son returned to look at the Niantic Mills property. begin M. Glover's hall, are also invited. missionary from Alaska, A. A. . week. Norwalk, Monday, after a visit with John McNamara of Danbury passed S. W. Gledhill of Bridgeport was 3.15. Address by Rev C. C. Creegan, Mr and Mrs W. G. Hard in Berkshire. with nis mother, Mrs B. The old barn to W. B. Mr and Mrs Hi S. Gibson in town, Tuesday Tuesday belonging D. D., A. B. C. F. M. were up McNamara. stood on one Glover, which of his 3.30. Adareis Rev H. H. from New York, last Saturday and ' in by Kelsey. Mrs Julia C. Hawley went to Nor- Thfs young ladies employed ih back lots was blown down in the a look gale D. D., pastor of the Fourtn church, Sunday, taking at their pict- walk, Monday, to attend the funeral Fabric Fire Hose Co.'s. shop will give ENGLISH CHEVIOTS. of Wednesday. Hartford, C. H.JVI. S, uresque borne, the Gibson homestead. of William Goodhue. a dance, Saturday evening, In St New styles and stylish goods, 3.45. Address Rev Charles J. Mrs G. returns the last' of by Mary's hall. at French's. lc F. Taylor Don't forget to attend the Valen- yard D. A. M. A. Sara-na- c Ryder. D., W. W. Wakeley has ' taken the of the week, from a sojourn at tine dance given in St Mary's hall by AnxioJS Sandy Hook subscriber: 4.00. Prayer. agency for the Knox automobile for To my friends, patrons and readers Lake. the young ladies of Sandy Hook. You aik if foxes are sometimes afflict- of The Newtown Bee. EVENING SESSION. the "E. I have a good come. A as- Newtown and Danbury and of Everybody good time is ed with blindness, so that they be- supply "Nature's Remedy," a tonic The Pootatuck brook was a raging 7.30 Auditorium. Brief addresses M. F." car for Newtown. It la a great for the blood, liver, and kidneys, also sured. Good music will be furnished come confused and run directly for influenza torrent, Wednesday afternoon. The by Rev J. F. Cross, Rev H.-- H. Kelsey, to a car of a local malaria, and la grippe, Arthur and Mrs Kilbride.' advantage buy and medicine for eczema and skin dis- Gallegher against tne muzzies of guns in the water running over the dam at the D. D., or Rev Joel S. Ives, and Rev J. agent, as Mr Wakeley is an expert eases. Life is incomplete without the Refreshments will be served.' Don't of timid 'hunters. After Niantic mills made au impressive P. Jones, D. D. machinist and Is in a to look tands enjoyment of health. Health is essen- the ' position to the forget date. Saturday evening, ali the authorities on this tial accomplishment of every sight. The brook has not beennigher A lunch will be provided. The after the cars for his customers. The purpose, while sickness thwarts the February 13. . , am lead to believe are best intentions Root in two years, although A. W. Bassett churches are those in "E. M. made a great hit at the subject, they and loftiest.aim. participating t" barks and berries contain these healing two feet so stricken. Editor. . says he has seen the water Bethlehem, Bridgewater, Litchfield, Mrs O. O. Wrigmt Is visiting Bos- - New York show, wnere they booked qualities. Made and sold by S. E. h Allen,- - Hattertown. R. F. D. 15 higher over the dam than it was Wed Milton, Morris, Brookfield, New Pres- ton, Mass. 25tt orders. The Knox Is one of the Mr ard Mrs James Mealia of New Stepney. ton, New. Preston North Wood cars and are in- nesday. . Hill, finest made, giving Mllford attended the funeral' of Pa- Fine teas, the bury, Plymouth, Roxbury, Sherman, quality Including satisfaction. W ' Mr Mrs Beard of Gas creasing trick Blake, ednesday. ' G. N. Clarke of Nichols ia and street, White Rose and and the reli- sending Newtown, South Britain, Southbury, Lipton, out free samples of his celebrated entertained Mrs Carroll of Bridgeport, able 1775 . and Hermitage brands of Most disfiguring skin eruDtions scrof Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are Washington, Washington Swedish, Canned goods, th best that money troubled with Tuesday? coffee, satisfaction. ula, pimples,rashes, etc, are aue to biliousness, constipation, Cornwall, Cornwall always give 'At can At indigestion, headache, Woodbury First, blood. Burdock Blood Bitters buy. Morris, the grocer. dizziness, etc, Taylor, Curtis Co. impure should try them as they cure the above Mrs M. E. Lyons returned, Satur- feetoiid, Ellsworth, Falls Village, Dan t is a cleansing blood tonic Makes you ailments Mother's bread is cn sale where otner pills only give La ' clear-eyed-,, clear-braine- d, DeKlyn's after a weeks' find Mrs temporary relief. See his advertise- day, tisit bury, Kent, Warm, Bethel, Danbury RepresoE'ithe H. H. Cur- sala Curtis Co.c. - at Taylor, ment in another column. Swedish. tis passed Tuesday in New York. i i7 V THE NEWTOWN ftEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1909.

New Haven's WCflblXOND New Haven's HOWLAND'S Shartenberg Robinson Co., Formerly The Howe fic Stetson Stores. Entrmces on Min Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street Dress GoodsanaSilk Sale i

; A Sale That Has No Precedent Our Fourth semi-annu- al SOct, 69ct Spring Dress Goods, 39cts Yard Mail shopping So much prettier and better than any you've ever bought Sale of 'American' before for anything like this money Irish poplins and new Prints hair-lin- e stripes and checks in unconventional patterns and is safe and so many patternsto choose from. Anniversary price 39c Yard Is now going on in the Basement. There are nearly sure at this store. 75c Spring Dress Goods ior 49 cents Yard 100,000 yards of these famous tabrics offered in this sale. Brilliant dark English Mohair and rich ombre twill stripes The assortment includes all the striped patterns, all the In new effects on a mohairs the in silk and an immense lot of shirt- light ground stunning fancy designs styles The Howland Dry Goods Store is brought mohairs show fine shades of navy, brown, wine and grey; Prints. ing to door by the mail and the office. Ev-eryth- these goods are 40 and 45 inch wide. All 75ct stuffs. right .your express Anniversary price 49cts a Yard sold here, and that means everything from pins to a 'American' Dress Prints on sale at fine rug, may be bought by you through the mail' as safely $1.25 Black Voile 75cts a Yard and, satisfactorily as in person. Your order is taken care of

' all-wo- an and careful who uses the same care and Voile ol by expert shopper . New shadow check Black andplain voile, ' taste it in 44 inch $1.25 Voile Anniversary price 75cts a Yard 6 U2c a yard. in tilling as buying for herself. Your inquiries are attended to just as carefully. 'If you are interested in wash $1.21 Black Broadcloth tw 8 lets a Yard goods, for example, sample with prices are cut off and sent

all-wo- to from which choice is to be made. That choice 54 Inch black lustrous English Broadcloth, the 'American' Prints on sale you, made, handsomest $1.25 Broadcloth we ever sold. shirting the store fills your order at once; delivering with no, extra Anniversary price 85cts a Yard charge all goods amounting to over $2 for which money is 5 U2c a yard. sent with orders. , $1 Black Imperial Twill for 55cts a Yard There is doubtless time for us to do this for you. All-wo- 44 In. ol Btyck Imperial Twill a very lustrous, a May we invite now to use all the facilities of the very soft, graceful $1 material. Anniversary price 55c Yard you new and larger store whenever you chance to be in town. It AND THEIR is a pleasant place to spend an hour or more. There are Silks LOW PRICES. rest-room- The Exquisite feasant s; a spot where you may get a lunch for The Sale and of and of Special Display ittle, many, many interest. , Come and see Colored Dress Silks in 24 Inch Shower things fancy Lovely Cheney a this is. the new spring colorings, new proof Printed Foulards, all next "Seco" Silks. iow enjoyable place checks and stripes, and the like, spring's patterns. 75ct Silksat44ctsa Yard $1 Foulards 67cts a Yard Two Toned Satin-stripe- d Dress Silks truly elegant quality, If a 'dollar or two dollars a. yard you could colors, $1.00 Dress Silks at 67cts a Yard you paic not get patterns any prettier than those you'll see here in our collection oP'Seco" Dresi Silks. The color col- The Howland Goods lection includes just the shades desirable for street and Dry evening dresses. ferlng from pulmonary trouble. Dr The Newtow n Bee. Kiernan is in attendance. "Seco" Silks sell at 27c, 29c, Company, Newtown. Friday. February 12, 1909. How's This? 31c and 39c a yard. Bridgeport, Connecticut.7 We offer One Hundred Dollars Ee-wa- for any case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo, 0. TOWN TOPICS. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially THE LARGEST LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY observ- able to carry out any obligations made Robinson Co,, ance. by his firm. . Shartenberg & WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale druggists,, Toledo, O. And finest stock and best equipped Jewel- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- NEW HAVEN, CONN. ry Store la Connecticut offers of close backed School. acting direotly upon the blood you its mighty power buying Exercises at the High nally, by of over Years. Your cannot be and mucous surfaces of the system. experiences Forty Jewelry wants v better Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per supplied than at this old and well known house of . " ' Exercises appropriate to Lincoln's bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- 30JBE birthday will be held at the High pation. school, Frmay afternoon' at 1.30 G. W. Fairchild to friends of the &I5ons.; Inc., o'clock, wui,ch all Easton. the death of two former residents bf witnessed the Dasketball games at school are Invited. There will be . and Jewelers, this town, Mrs Marcus Hyde who Nichols' Opera house, Friday evening. Manufacturing Retailing brief and 3orae exercises addresses, by A REAL ESTATE DEAL. died in Danbury, and Mrs Juliette Two games were played, the principal Opticians, of the school. " V pupils John J. Foster has sold his home- Bassett, who died in Stepney.. one being between the Mohican Five The Lowest Price House In Connecticut for High (trade Merchandise, stead place at Aapetuck to Mr Tyler Another little daughter arrived at and the Sanfaru school team. The Established 1865. "At the Sign of the Chimes," Gordon Stevenson has' purchased the i of Westport, who wi'l take possession the home of Mr anu Mrs George game resulted in a victory for 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Coin. all the real estate and personal prop- Ubout March 1. Mr and Mrs Foster 6. Bethel team, the score being 17 and erty' of Mr3 S. W. Post,, situated at Stowe, February will move into their other place Just Mrs Celestia Hawkins of Snelton is 16. The second game was between .. Bennett's Bridge. . school Dan- south of where they now live, which a gue3t at C. B. French's. the Bethel High and the has been vacated Rolf. of was school. In this Bethel We Woiuld Be to show Ray Hamlin moved his family into just by Henry Miss Florence Knorr Derby bury High Pleased our friends the Loose home over lost, the score being 21 and 11.' Leaf Books sizes so the Toll house at Bennett's Bridge, A PLEASANT SURPRISE. Sunday. Blank of all now popular. last Monday. Robert Loiighlin is visiting his par Miss Gilbert was a Dorothy given ents, Mr and Mrs John Lougnlin.: Miss Jennie of New York is very pleasant surprise at her home by of Beacon Falls Hayes & Betts, jji Bayon Edward Hinutn Greenfield Hill 25 of schoolmates on Fri- 8 Main i at her parents at Bennett's Bridge about her and Win Smith of Derby have been 993 Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 29. The even- for a short stay. ,' day evening, January visitors at "The Maples." ing was passed very enjoyably with NEWS IN BRIEF. kiss S Post of New Havn spent games and dancing and a nice supper last week with Mrs Gordon aws served. It was in the small hours Bethel. G. F. Monroe has just completed a parsed Saturday with her mother, Mrs threatening and unpleasant on Fri- of the morning before the party broke ton 'bus for Henry Hawkins of Hull's Abram Bank3. day night, yet there was a good at- up. ' the school who enjoyed the distinction of be- tendance at the Guild and the j UNION LINCOLN MEMORIAL Farms, to use in carrying supper to tue of rain, the oldest woman in Greenfleld.4 Owing downpour SERVICE. children from that district to the Hill ing very toothsome shortcakes were thor- was no' session of Wheeler last "fr1-"- Mrs Wednesday, there Leroy spent Sunday school. '.; R. Fred Dunham of Bridgeport oughly appreciated. The receipts Union services in memory of the the High school, or of Miss Ashcraft's and Monday in Danbury with friends. Mrs Arthur Habbeu has returned nas been the guest of her sister, Mrs were $28.45. Do want nice home made 100th birthday of Abraham Lincoln private school. you some from a two weeks' stay in Syracuse, Elva Banks, recently. It is reported that George Parker butter? If so, to F. G. heaublein's were iield in the Methodist chuich, go N. Y., where she was the guest of her Local ice harvesters, including of Hawleyville has rented the farm of . is Eric Barker of Wallingr'ord Corner. can fill Sunday evening, by the Congrega ' store at Adam's He Chester and Frank Reed. George Brett, Edward Sanford and Mrs Gilbert in Obtuse for the coming a week at "Hill Crest." tional and Metuodist churches. The son's, spending your order. Mrs E. A. Sr, Theodore Sturges, were able to se year. . of was used: (Mr and Robertson, G. C. Long of New York City was a following order service cure a fine of last Van coupons of Albany, N.'Y., expect soon to move crop ice, week, Bring your Camp's Mr Organ Voluntary. guest, over Sunday, of and Mrs E. and will their home with sufficient to 'fill their houses.. The from the Sunday papers to the store "Nearer God to Thee." here make A. Hawkins. Hymn, My - Ice was re- E. Bur auout nine inches in thick Southbunr. of Henry Rupf, and have them Rev A. T. Steele. their son, A.Robtf!r.on,Tr.,on Mrs Jerusha Sherwood, who has Prayer, " ness and of Rood , deemed for cans of milk. street.--..- .': quality. now mere Anthem, Choir. been quite ill, is Robert Baramore and family of William Sherwood is the possessor THE STREET AND VICINITY. less n, Uev L. M. .Y.ouns- - Soviptur? of a fine of late 1 Prime quality grape fruit, celery, Bridgeport were guests, over Sunday, bugy purchase. Charles M. attended the Mm .S. Andrews has been bury. Perry lemons, etc., at the store of Henry Elmer of Mr Mrs N. W. Ogden on Con Everson Jennings has lately pur ' Address. address of and Pomological Convention in Hartford, among the sick ones, this week, and "Gettysburg chased a of horses of Newr York Rupf. gress street. pair last , Dr Hill's care iincoln." Marshall Huse. Wednesday. under , parties. ' Mrs Walter Merwin is visiting H. H. Brown from New Haven was 10. Jurs Arthur S. Hubbell and son, Anthem, Choir. . Newtown, Conn., February friends in Bridgeport, this week. home over Bee: B. Hyhn "O, Goi our Strength." Sunday. To the Editor of Tne Newtown Perry, and Mrs vesley Burr and A of 25 from Addresses. Rev L. M sleighing party Brookfield. Miss Arvilla Murphy visited over The new Lincoln postage three 'hildien, all of Greenfield Hill, Lounuiy, at Mr and Mrs A. Rev H. Bridgeport stopped Sunday with her uncle in Seymour. will be for sale at the Newtown were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs Rev T. Steele and Q. Judd, stamp Eugene Godfrey's on Cross Highway, LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRA- Mrs Arthur SKilton from Wood M. Hymn. "My Country, 'tis of The0.' postoffice on February 12. W. George F. Parrish. last evening, where en Rev H. Q. Jndd. Friday they TION. bury was the guest of Mrs Clifford Reynolds, Postmaster. VV. H. Grumman ha3 been d6ing Benediction, joyed music and a fine supper. They The JOOth ann'versary of Lincoln's Hawley, Monday. jury duty in Bridgeport the past Mr3 William Ohler has been the did not start for home until tne small birthday will be celebrated by all the The Bible class met at the home of Miss Emily Hard, daughter of Prof week. ' guest, over Sunday, of her daughter. hours of the morning., All had a very school children and it is a Mrs George after S. T. Hard of Kearney, N. J., who has orchestra hoped Brewer, Wednesday The Grange recently 1 Mrs N. B. Eastman of New kilford. jolly time. large number of older people in the noon. been staying with her grandparents, Fred Siliiman, who has so presented A party of 20 young people were Mr and Mrs Bradley Jennings had of the Curtis school on Miss Grace Pulford beea Mr Mrs V. G. ed gymnasium bm visit and Hard, at Maple kindly drilled them, with a qua-ter- delightfully entertained by Messrs a little daughter arrive at their home Friday afternoon at 1.30 sharp. The ing friends in Shade farm for the last six weeks, oak music cabinet. Waterbury. Green and benjamin Jones of Dodg-- on Congress street on Saturday, exercises will consist. The left. Saturday; morning, with her the men it singing Epworth League meeting will The dance given by younj; at a barn dance, Friday even 6. N. ingtown February patriotic songs by the children , who be Sunday evening, at 6.20. Topic: grandmother for Kearney, J. of the Grange at the Center, last Fri Los ing. The upstairs of the barn was Isaac Millbrook of Angeles, have been practicing for some weeks, Fields for Christian Service." Lin day evening, was attended by overlOO a Cleveland very prettily decorated with laurel Cal., is spending few days here, this reading some of Lincoln's most fam coin Sunday. of Bridgeport day-brea- k George people and it wa3 nearly Mr and flags. Dancing and games formed week, with his mother, Mrs Mary E. ous and and other Edith Stiles from N. was a guest, last Friday night, of ' speeches sayings Yoners, Y., is before the party broke up. entertainment. c and Mrs F. H. Bullard on Mt Pleas the evening's Millbrook. things pertaining to him which may home for a visit served. J. Hull has returned home ant. veie . Arthur be of interest. It is hoped there will Airs Buckingham's eldest boy is The senior and Junior classes of the from an en46yab'. two weeks' hunt- be Stevenson. a large attendance. .. very ill at his . grandmother's in Jacob Block had the misfortune' to Hign school will give a reception to ing trip in North Carolina. - Soulhford. in N'.chols Miss lose his horse, last week. His son MRS MICHAEL HUNIHAN. the alumni of the school, Master William Jennings, who has Letty Sagendorf spent Sunday Dr Green is having an addition built Dr Hetzel's care for few with her sister in New ' was driving it home from the depot Opera house, Wednesday evening, been under a Haven. , onto his house. -: Mrs Michael Hunihan died at the " when !t reaped fell over backward Februac 17. 5s much improved. Quite a number of schoolmates and 'Miss Ann' up, She daya, Stiles was the guest of New Haven hospital, Monday. school class of Mrs and Mrs Walter S. Merwin we friends from Miss and died. . The Sunday Mr Danbury gave Mrs Edward Coles in Woodbury, last lived about ten days after having an Mr Floyd Wood of the Congregaiional the guests of and Mrs J. Nelson Ruth Hawley a surprise on Friday . cancer and for a time Friday. Mr Golgano, of the firm of Golgano operation for church went by carryall, Friday even- Hutchinson, this week, at their homo night of last week. The party num- known t,t New she Her death Jias Brothers, weii builders gained nicely. ing, to Umpawaug Hil! and was en on Mt Grove street, Bridgeport, bering 25 came over in a carryall, "I suffered habitually from con- saddened small community. Be Rochelle, N. Y., was a visitor in town, this tertained at the home of Mrs Wood's Henry M. Smith, familiarly known The evening was spent in games and stipation. Doan's Regulets relieved .' .' sides her husband she leaves one son, and the bowels so Monday. parents, Mr and Mrs Edgar Fields. A as The Bee man was seen driving various amusements enjoying them strengthened that John, who lives in New Haven. they have been regular ever since." most enjoyable evening was Bpent through the village, Thursday. selves to their utmost A. E. Michael J. Bradley lies critically Davis, grocer, Sulphw on of A large and enthusiastic audience Mis H. C Raymond of Black Rock Alttough tne weatner was., very Springs, Texas. ill at his home onhe Boulevard, suf-- Word was received Monday f 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY" 12 1909.

There were women and girls carrying Leading Washington Business Houses. The Newtown Bee. all manner of burdens upon their heads even logs and building material. Fill- ing the roll of they even The Newtown, Friday, February IS iwfl. took mortar to the tops of buildingi and removed stones from the tumbled Syrup of Purity ' down buildings. One rather slender Washington. girl was pointed out as having a capa- and Whoksomeness Economy M0, city of 200 kilograms or nearly 450 pounds. She knitted, like many oth- A FINE LECTURE. of Fuel ers, as she walked presenting a curiouB On February P, Horbort Francis contrast between masculine and fern Sherwood, a member of the New York inine toil. This town, famous for its The fuel for one ordinary required Tribune stuff, who accompanied the women, has lost one fourth of her to 4000 to Buenos grate-fir- e or stove is sufficient w committee sent by the U. S. Senate people, having gone

Hot-Wat- er W Investigating Avres and North America. The same house by Into Italy for the purposes of warm an entire Men-teleon-e, most delicious for the sources of Immigration, conditions prevailed at Battiro, The griddle The boiler . town cakes all makes or circulation. X lectured on this subject before and from the mountain of any does a of Tiriolo occupying an aerial site use where takes. requires less attention than the townspeople and a large audience syrup from schools. Mr thousands of feet above sea level one A wholesome food. i's the three boarding pure, store ; it operated automatically thousand out of six had found their Sherwood was formerly a Gunnery In toe, ic, and oc air-lig- ht tint, Is safe. student and at one time a resident of way to Naples and sailed to new homeB and absolutely A book cl cooking and tandy-- I He contributes to the across the seas. All along the route Washington. making ttclpts sent Srtt in WHSY0) FOULOIS Outlook, has travelled extensively most unexpected places the party en ttqutst. Li HENRY .CANS FLAVOR and uses a first class machine for met people who had been In the New CORN PRODUCTS IDEXo .nd Depot, wnnecucui ' Boii.n Washington views World or who had relatives there. REFINING COMPANY Radiators stereopticon work. His Italian AMERICAN For New York which were secured by himself in the example on the way up to Gallina from spring of 1907,' are particularly good Reggio a young Calabrian was and gave especial pleasure to a num- cutting wheat with a hand sickle of a ber in the audience who had either design used by the Egyptians at the ...... lived time of the Israelites were . marching kid and ! or traveled in Italy. The jour- MOHAN'S SHOE SALE narrower toe. Patent vici gun his out of that land. To the great surprise Notice ney which the lecturer took with metal boots for women, in fiue quality F. audience Into' the interior of Calabria of the lecturer this peasant saluted bim On February 1 a change In the 0 rm of Cogs- S. SEELEY, A brisk sale is in at Mol- - and a variety of In broken was are no in angry English when he invaded his progress styies, well & Wetterau took place, iMr Thorn- full of lnterest,foi' there' and in Ct. field lan'a. Children's shoes in tan sizes and at rednctions, are still ton Coggswell retiring, to be succeeded by Mr Washington Depot, I railroads In this mmntalnous in order to get a photograph of great region, metal calf and kid, with William The new firm will be known the worker, but welcomed the intruder black,in gun to had. Men's Burt & Packard Henry DEALEK IN except those which SKirt the shores be as & Williams. It will be the aim heels and safety heels, with best Wetterau J and travelers visit moun- most cordially when he discovered his spring shoes in new firm to maintain the store at the mrely the found "Korrect Shape" guaranteed ofthe visitor Americau citizen. In style toes and stout soles, are hieh of In tain vHlnse, uhfre thf slow prog ess was an same standard efficiency the future in the lots. 8argains in shoes patent and dull finish Burrojaps leather - which followed bargain as In the past. Thanking the public for their of tho partv's at tomob le- up the zig- English conversation for wearing women's and "Korrect Shape" shoes in medium generous patronage, and hoping lor a contin was inhabi- the young Calabrian said that he had growing girls zag roadr watched by the in black nance of th8 same, Coal been sizes are to be had in tans and tants of the towns, who looked down in America four years at work on grade are also included in the special , ... We remain, in Imetal, with medium heel or from their balconies as frora battle- the railway at Dobb's Ferry and in gun & Cuban heel, lace, with full and with mark down sale at Mollan's. Wetterau Williams. ments and who could be seen passing answer to the question, "Shall you go back to he Washington Depot, Feb, 8, J909. along the news of the auto's ap- America?" said, "I rich, I proach, so that a crowd was already bring back fifteen hundred dol'ajs,',' Lime in- assemblftd in .the town street when which suggested that he had no the next settlement was ' reached, tention of doing so. He thanked the Carl Americans for his and, Glenwood Bader, leaving Calabria on the Palermo ex taking picture Ranges although he displayed confidence in press from Naples, one could quickly ' . . m - ova llfl ; of and an i Ir.'l.l.nn c. a tmn ..w nnf - Washington Depot Market, see from the car windows what forces self, quickness perception, ova am the. dflsiran e leaiures oi every uayj B.jitiicu-ui- u jv Cement which is alloted born contact and contentment Washington Depot, Ct. had loosened up such an avalanche of enertry of with America, ing one you are loosing your share of comfort new stock of one could conclude his ed- I bave'just received a Imported from the hillsides of not but that - P.ni'lsnn'a Anr.hnvifts. Norwav Fat human beings you- . . . ,...... Herring. ucation in the United States had not .. cannon awm, Iceland Herrlng.Holland Herring, Stock Fish, Southern Italy and sent them far The Stamford also haa many warm friends who say enougn Salt Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring. Large Ameri brought him in contact with agricul- Swedish Brown.Beans. from their mountain homes to their good qualities. tural operations. Paints ca. were as price-b- ut we them to The treeless mils rooty The Home Model Ranges is cheaper in guarantee as our New England slopes and deep- bake and work as well as any stove in the market. ly scored with dry stony water- Last but not least is the Andes Ranges-m- ade in, many styles, ifiese couch courses, which showed the poverty of .filTOniA. sold for but the manufacturers keep them up to date, and kill Kind Ymj Haw Always BougTH Ranges we have years, and CURE the LUNGS - atari Uw ,ll stove. Hard- the soil and what will overtake every we know of no one using them willing to exchange for any other nation which, does not protect its for- We have the Round Oak, Geneva Oak and Andes Oak these stoves we are WITH Ir. est resources. The fields with their offering at a reduction. King's high walls were watered from the Wood Heating stoves are in the same list. water drawn forth Wood with a reservoir and warming i wells the being by Announcements of Bethel Business We haye a new 9 in. cooking stove, : ware crude wooden mechanisms operated closet-ta- kes in 27 in. wood and is the thing tor farmers use. just Hto Discovory v Men. second-han- stoves-b- oth coal and woo- by the stolid and omnipresent donkey IHH. And we also have several d heating d- F0RC8i!SsH8,iSa. but these being hillside terraces were that vr offer at bargain prices. made to "blossom as the rose." Leav- fit out with anything in our line from a tin rattle-bo- x to a steam AND ALL THROAT AND LUNGTH0UBLE8. Special Notice. We can you j etc, ing the train at Messina, which had Ha ring opened a harness shop near the cor- heater. 8ATISFA0X0BY and Center street am pre- GUARANTEED been so m times by ner of Chestnut OB HONEY REFUNDED. any destroyed pared to do all kinds of harness making and J that it" had little of repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for earthquakes sale. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Rode-- ( terest to the party,' they left the fated meyer, corner Center and Chestnut street, E. J. HALL, of the of a Bethel, Conn. South Britain Announcement. city by way valley dry Sandy Hook, Conn. river-be- d and climbed over the tree-

On and after May 1 1 will be at my less hills to Gesso by roads which CIGARS SOFT DRINKS NOTIOH-- to do In South Britain prepared wound like white macadamized rib- Try Our any business in my line. Thanking my friends (or their patronage in the past and solicit a bon, labyrinthine fashion, until the The Gem Lunch Room, Bryon high grade coffee, nhi re of It In the future. 30c per pound : a prize with each package ; oth- mind was ready to believe a map of BETHEL. 25c. No A. V er grade Coffee for trouble with your I. Munson, like a K. Teas when you get it at my store. Groceries South Britain. Ot, the path traversed would look Greenwood Ave., Near B, Crossing. Bridgeport and Fruit of all kinds. Still selling Best'Ker-osen- e seismograph chart. As one climbed Oil for 10c per gal. TOBAOCO READ'S PIES ml wider views were JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. and wider caught Business College flow- of the band of deep blue water R. S CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Yes, Joe, ing between Scylla and Charybdis, Is the man that can shoe your horses for ancient Rhegium gleaming on the far Piano Moving $1.25, if he does not wear No. shoe, and do it do to side and the theatrical background of REASONS AS Keep feet right; also he can shoe your oxen and it A SCIENCE. TEACHES THE your your satisfaction. Remember cash secures deeply scarred Calabrian hills, their bargains. We have it Down Fine. WELL AS THE DETAILS OF Warm colors of garnet, rose, pink and green Busser's ve- BUSINESS. Joseph Shop, softened by a blue haze. The .Smith Beers, Bethel, Conn. And keep well. We can at the Bridge, hicles met with were high help you. Rubber and Felt Boots, Rubbers Near B. E. Station, Southford, Conn and Arctics in sizes to fit all. Full stock of farm carts drawn, by small School Booms open, and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to and Feed for and all kinds of Grain poultry horses' in red and brasis, and 5 m. sessions from 9. 30 a. m. to 3.30 m. stock of all kinds. Our stock of Groceries is trapped Neverslips ! Neverslips ! p. Day p. always the best the market affords. Frank Favereau, driven by good-- tured peasants. Charles P. The sides of the carts were gay with Now Is the time to have your HORSE'S Est. Williams, Redding Ridge, Conn. FEET put in just right shape for the Winter. BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, Urs C. P. Williams, Administratrix, scenes from Sicilian history painted Come and get a set puton just right at Bren-nan- 's and rcpair- - Horseshoeing, Carriage Wagon colors. with dull calks and when the ice comes 1335. South Britain. t .,rl ttonarol Til apWimlthltlir. Full StOCK in the primary in ones; no time lost and Court Exchange Building, Tel. Sizes to fit put your sharp of Neverslip horseshoes on hand. The streets of Gesso, the first stop- you're always ready. Remember our motto: all horses. Honest Work for Honest Prices" at " Office Open Evenings. .,..- ping place down the mountainside, Groceries. were almost as deserted as Pompeii, H. A. BREMAN'S, A had a few years ago this village Greenwood Avenue. BETHEL, CONN. The Best the Special Notice. population of about 6000. Today the Market Affords. houses with their worm-eate- n doors Prices Power Horse Clipping at short Notice. Phenomenally Low are peopled by orly about 1800 wom- Full Line H. A. H. FERRY, en, children and old men who are J. McCarthy, Dist., Newtown, Conn. Lace Curtains. Hopewell from On South Britain, Ct P. 0.: Route 25, Bethel, Conn. supported largely by money sent Of Horse Goods and Harnesses. America by the able-bodi- who have Our values are real, not In print only but backed by facts. .., lot of Winter Blankets. 1 1 gone thence, i In our walks through Extra good 3 of Pt. De Luxe $ 17.25 now $ JOO. Prices Call and look us over. pairs the town one could not count more Right. 3 pairs of Pt. De Luxe $ 12,75 now $8.00. 3 Irish Point $12.00 now $8.75. than a dozen men in tne prime of life. The Gilbert -- Miller Co., pairs are a few pairs in all at bargain prices. If interested now the hill on side as CONN. These only quotations: ninety Oxy-Acetyle- ne and Crowning the far 15 Center St., BETHEL. is the time to buy. Odd pairs of Lace Curtains at give away prices. Come early and have - Welding one looked toward the snow-streak- first choice. cloud wreathed summit of Etna was Brazing as IVES & CO., a village apparent'y of the she TIKIOB, & Gesso. Within a few years, the guide conn. Go., Inc., IN ALL METALS. bethel, N. Buckingham informed the party, this village had Portieres, Lace Curtains, Couch Covers, etc., sent two-thir- of its population to Electrical Contractors ESTABLISHED 1842, We make the most difficult repairs in broken engine cyl- An er'ca It was learned on the auto- Electrical work In all its branches crank cases, finished machine parts of ,all descriptions. 1 77 5tatc Street. m inders, mobile trip from Reggio de Calabria carefully and promptly attended to. a Aluminum in All Forms. Aluminum Bronze. througn Basilicata to Naples as the Mouse wiring specialty. that Electrical supplies. Nickel and Platinum. party passed through Scilla 561-- Telephone No. 5. for Only CgTl nearly one-fif- th of the former popu- X Big Papers S-tiH- V-f VS Each a Leader In Its Class. . lation of about 10,u00 had gone to Oxy-Cax- bi Co., lands across the Atlantic. Alterations We can furnish a year's subscription to each of the following : Coasting around the curves, which Making - 17 New Conn. Green's Fruit Grower, (Monthly) Webster Street, Haven, reminded one of shaking hands with At. our store. That to our The World's Greatest Horticultural Paper. the engineer frora the rear platform of oiVunii iUfforpiiw: wp can attend customers just as promptly and the quality a Shepaug train, the lecturer reached of our Groceries and Meats are ne ur me Hoard's (Weekly) morket affords and our priceo save job mon- Dairyman, Bagnara, This town, 25 miles of United States. perhaps ey. , The leading Dairy Paper the from Reggio, lies stretched out in ir & regular fashion on the Bide of a pre McDowell Taylor, American Farm World, (Monthly) cipitous hill overlookinsr the sea. In Thumb-Han- Side Center SU A live, farm paper. Conn. numerable, barefooted women and Bethel, American but Woman, (Monthly) The best to set children swarmed the street member of the wy Eeally intended for the ladies but has much to Interest Interest every family what you want, or to middle aged men were comparatively Veterinary Remedies. few. Authors of books credit And New York Tribune Farmer, Weekly get rid of what you guide Remedies. ot America. the Veterinary Becognlied as the leadlnir agricultural journal don't want, la to um Bagnara with being celebrated for Humphreys' and Daniels'; Harrell's and I'Ht1 in,1HInn Pnwrlprs: Glnnis' Ointment; ALL FOR $1.85! The Bee"! advertising beauty of its women. Evidently they Cure. A full line of the DrWeare's Heave ever submitted to tbe and any one the based their knowledge on one another's celebrated Dr Hess Remedies. Now is the This is one of the best snbscription offers public, column. Try a little 8tork Food, to take advantage of this special rate should send subscription at once, as this offer the timtn ri,nthastvk time. am !" ada : ie works. Perhaps m the days when tone them up. Hess' Pan acea makes the heng will be withdrawn in a hort CAS ADIAS lubscribers please add 11.65 for postage. Address all orders to word, ana week. first guide book writer gave Bagnara lay. . im this impression it was true. One's English, the Druggist, The New York Tribune Farmer, pression to-da-y is that all the beauty The Quality Store, BETE EI 00JCN. 155 Nassiu St., New York City. , has been turned into physical strength. Next Door to Post OffUe. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19

btMiiieti were out of town one day, iahi week,

A KKIORI). THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY., At t!i. gAth Biimal convention of tlie Coiiiiortlcut Dairymen' amort 2 STORF5 I'1 Main St.. Cor. Gohln Hill fit., m Mllll Slt; um Ari.h tni t itfta Sw unageport, conn. nt ion held at nurtfonl, January 21 una 'ii. tui'iple of mill;, f'nl from Kb m nt of Ihe , liillitit ni' .lpar Clearance Sale 1909. Comtecili hi AKi'lciiltiinil college, re- During February, vived ii wore of ,18 points out of a poHxihle ion. 'i his Is second highest h'itp of u'.l w!iii)lis cxhiiiiin!. This 20 Per Cent Discount nil.k com allied only 270 bmterla. W'l en we know that market Thousands of millions On all Furniture Samples on sales floor to make room for new 1009 milk cohibIiih from .Mum to r.uo.000 designs. of cans cf Bakin lacterla and that many large t Royal ft! Powder have been use ililcsaimw r.oo.ono In ordinary milk Carpet Department. wo can understand something of the in biscuit The now designs for 1909, in all and fill making bread, ( Ic.inliness and cue that Is necessary Spring, Hugs, sizes, Carpets of all kinds. Luce Ourtains, Window Oil and cake in this to provide milk of this iiu!iiy. Later Portieres, Shades, Linoleums, Cloths, Mattings, etc., we country, are now showing in this v.'p to hear more about this care- - department. and every housekeeper hope ful handling. using it has rested m perfect confi- Special Sale. dence that her food would be light, Tl:e iiuaiiintliie has been removed from the home of Eric Ihiweii, one All drop patterns in Rugs and Carpets at 20 Per Cent Discount. safe- sweet, and perfectly wholesome. Royal is a of our Swedish residents, Mrs Duncan and Miss guard against the cheap alum powders which are Katherine Olivia .It of .Nod were lulliated the health of the linings greatest menacers to present day. in the Chapter of Eastern Star, Fri- and Memorial Work. ROYAL IS TRC ONLY BAKING POWDER day evening. Cemetery MADE FROM ROYAL CRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR Mrs Edwin Gilbert expects to spend Ihe remainder of ilie winter In south- I ern California & Mrs li ving Stone and son, William, Hughes Chapman, were of Mrs Stone's cousins, Successor to Char, J. Hughes, Cocoa guests Mr week. Mats, of Rev and Mis A. ('. !( kni.in, Tues- and Mrs Arthur Smith, last The Newtown Bee. day evening, and all present had a Miss Margaret Connery, who has been j 111, is on to Newtown. Friday, Flni!iry I:!. I'm iiusi enjoyable time. critically the road and her friends will Aliss Ma'jfil Northrop is the guest recovery many be to see her out once more. 39c, 65c and 90c. of .Mr ai,d .lrs Ezra Iknr.ett. glad Paul R. Connery, son of repre- Georgetown. Mr and Mis Osuir Glaus enter- Extra Good Ones. sentative Connery, spent Sunday with tained a select party or f nerds, Wed- GOOD SCHOOL WORK. :iis parents. nesday evenii. John Davis, son of Hon A. H. George F. Brown, the active Mrs Clayton and are daughter uavls, is confined to the house with a school visitor from vVilton, one of Mr and Mrs Sheldon. All spent gums Harry severe attack of rheumatism. Dr Sizes Never Slip Horse Shoes and Calks. day last week Et our also c -- Mrs Job a Martin of Little Boston Scanlon attends him. Manufacturers of and Dealers in? on friends about town. Mr passed to the Great Beyond, this A number of young people of the The Highest Grade of Cemetery Incubators and Brooders. Brown reports the school in the best week. , "ongreg-itiona- l church enjoyed a Work from oniJi.'KU !iat h bis iv:r seen, atnl Several from this place attended 3leigh ride to Norwalk, Tuesday even- that the work in rhe room the weduing of Edward Jones in New Granite Marble. We are for Painters' ing.. and Headquarters Supplies is as good if not better than in any Yorii, last week. Office and Salesroom: of AH Kinds. of the Danbury or Norwalk schools. The Dramatic club gave another of 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. Mr Brown we fortu- 154 thinks are very their enjoyable whists in Miller's Branch office, Main St.. Danbury, Conn Hardware and Farmers of All Kinds nate in retaining the services of Mr hall Thursday evening. Six tables Plattsville. Machinery Reagan, and trurts we may continue were in and all an enjoy- play report HOYDEN'S HILL. to have him for years to rome. able time. Mrs Charles Stanley and J. S. BATES, The Farmers' Store. Robert Dooley Won the first prizes Mrs S. H. Wisner has visited her Mrs Hubert Taylor and Mrs Arvid-so- n and Mrs M. Martin and Frank O'Neil (laughter, Mrs John Osborne, of Fairf- Monumental &Building Work meet- ield Woods. of Portland avenue are ill with the booby emblems. The next Lettering and Carving Done by Pneu the grip. ing will be on Thursday next. There was an abundance of snow matic lools. A reception was given at tne home Mrs Fred Foster and Miss Elsie in Friday night s storm, the heavy Cleaning and Monuments and wind3 afterwards causing a lot of Headstones. drifts about the Hill. 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Mrs L. A. Jennings has visited Mrs Bndlcy Jennings of Congress street. Shelton, Conn. .Mrs Fred .Jennings has suffered M. with quinsy sore throat and is under G. KEANE'S S ' 3 Dr Donaldson's care. Monumental Grips. Mr and Mrs Jesse Wheeler of East-o- n 1 have visited her parents, Mr and Works, Stewart's No. Ball Bearing Horse Carrying Griys is the unpleasant part of fc Clipping Mrs C. A. Jennings. Machines traveling. But think of the added annoyance if the grip be Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport. 4 William Bulkley of Greenfield Kill poor and unreliable. You can avoid any such trouble by com-- here for and lady friend of Bridgeport have ing your ' visited Mr arid Mrs Fred Jennings. sas si3Snap anojt jneanuio s.htoq Easy Grips or Bags. Saiqajj Xub 'umaui hbs ; 'Burazoe S9jd seano ubds b inou.ii suanq jo mi We have an assortment c-- the strong serviceable kind that cannot be beaten' l$f Trumbull. sjno sfBeji ni3is Sainon seqioog Running Price 7i Eight style, too. Everything right as regards shape, fittings, etc. Prices? Very low 7 Only CHESTNUT HILu The Co., Miss Mary Beacn is spending the Practical winter in Agusta, Ga. Corner Broad and John Sts., Conn. Bridgeport, John Mallett and Miss Estella $7.50. Wakeley were married, last week, in The "Champion Milford, at the residence of Rev N. T. Convenient Merwin. They took a short wedding for $5 trip and are to be at home at the Suit Boys, bride's residence on Chestnut Hill. Chicago and Gillette Horse Clipping Machines. Is made to Mr Roth has been a new give Parts Furnished. Knives Sharpened. Watches building extra service ice house at his on HilL long place the under the hardest In All trie Leading makes at Low Prices. William E. Waller's greenhouse & usage to wear The Peck Lines Co., presents a beaut'ful signt, as ais and save money 185-20- 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. violets are blooming very fast and and mending. HENRY C.REID. are almost always full of the beauti- Only the tough- MAIN ST NEAR BANK ST. 'PHONE 921-1- 4 ful blossoms. 952 est fabrics are us- Samuel Beach has a sick CIGARS That in and Price. very all seams are Satisfy Quality horse. ed; double-sew- n with 'No matter what you pay torctearsat D. D. Smith's rou are certain of getting greater value than elsewhere. Goods are Is always fresh as for Gasolene linen . thread and stock mored quickly. Biggest line in the city and prices the most reasonable. Box traded, Headquarters Engines specialty, ' South Britain. taped; stout linen Fine line of PipesClgar holders, Tobaccos In Tins and all Smokers'. Accessories. We have a great variety of gaso stays resist strains; ' SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. HnnKlp D. D. and Gun line both water-coole- d and IrMi nanto fiaip SMITH, Cigar Store, engines 44 Fairfield Ave., Poll's. - te The names of the of the Opp. Bridgeport,3Conn. air-cool- in the most pupils VM seat and knees, Do not forget that we carry the mostlcompletejline'of Center school whose attendance is I ,Y" Handsome dou- - Isportingjgoods in the city. styles the most approved on the i for the month of are market. Write for catalog or call perfect January suits,, as follows: G. Helmer' and see our full line. Anderson, 0. in medium and sw pify t V Kliznbeth an r a5 In addition to our new engines we have a Stanley Anderson, Cassidy, It darl mixtures, number of sample engines that have been set Gregory F. Cassi :y, John F. Fleming, sizes 7 to $5. How You Notice Glasses to show and run a little, that' we would sell 16, Quickly Lyman's up William H at reduced prices. Fleming, Bernice I. Hub Let your boy test Because of Their 'Style and We are manufacturing opticians and ft know how to build Glasses and of K We also have a large stock of second hand bell, Charle3 Manrille, Emily S. Man' a buit. Eye Spectacles the right sort. engines and other farm machinery taken in Champion , W. Ovalene A. 1 trade where we have Installed larger outnis. ville, George Manville, Clothes, hats,' shoe? and fur F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., out to make room for other goods. Bridgeport. Tbes e eng nes we offer at bai gains in order to close them Manville, Dorothy B. Richardson, lishings for boy3 of all ages. Established 1875. V Martha G Scoville, Frederick B. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. STEPHEN Clark, Dorothv L. Ta;lor, Roger P. Boston Office, 66 High St Wil'.iani3, Harold R. Nelson and Flor ence E. Clark. Number of pupils INCORPORATED ) Typewriter Supplies during the month 26; average at p tendance was 'in. Outfitters io Hen, Women and Children Such as Oil, Brushes, Erasers, etc. Northwest Corner Stenographers' Note Books and Pencils obtainable at Water Nichols :;)o Street and Fairfield Avenue. L, Bridgeport. Conn. Jackson's New Book Shop, 986-98- 8 Main St., Bridgeport. . On Saturday afternoon, January Supply 30, Master Roswell enter- Arington --a' rf:ik For Towns, Factories, etc. tained a company of his schoolmates DO ' 3- YOU WANT 0 it -e TO BE CERTAIN maue lor u:Junugw, and friends at his home, the occasion oounaings v That etc. being his 10th birthday anniversary. your Prescription is filled as your physic Artesian Wells, Mr Roswell with his sleigh came and an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. got the guests and took them to his KILLthe COUCH Drive Wells, Hydraulic Wells, Old Dug Wells home where a very enjoyable after AND CURE the LUNGS t Curtis' Deepened. noon was spent In playing games of Pharmacy; a.i a fine Corner Main and Elm Sts.. kinds, after which supper WITH Bridgeport, Conn Pumps repaired at Short Notice. Pneumatic Systems was served. Ihe occasion was one Dr. King's Windmills and Tanks. long to be remembered and all pro- Write us and we will look the ground over free of charge nounced It the best party had XTlObl I COPie thatftequality IS eiactlyas represented to them, they Nov iff feel that the prices lust Then shoDDinS Discovory l Jr ever attended. Mr Roswell was on becomes pleasure ud a satisfaction. Thla pleasure may be ySura li the future sffif PRICE when for things In gold or silver of cholti hand at the close of the party and cutsglass, tlmepiecesthatwTu tell you th. tt.dlwiosZiiOT.I Artesian Well treated them all to a straw ride to lUnOLDS TrUBottiriFree andeld g asses, pocketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fansT Whiting's boFpaperfc Bridgeport Go., AND ALL THROW AND LUNG TROUBLES. 1475 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. their homes. Master Arlington re- ceived and useful GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY 1167-1- 2. many pretty rTAYLOR Tel. OB MOlTEY BJLYUlilJ&D. GREGORY, Practical Jrwiltn, Ellaakatfc St., Darky, Cau. THE NEWTOWN MX FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1!KW,

Undertaker! and Eabalmera, Muresco The Newtown )ee. Prlndle & florris Puolisdso Bt , for " W.H.FBINDLI. L.0.M0HHI8. IHE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANT. Wall and Ceiling Funeral Director! Nuwtown. Conn., Friday, Fulirtwy 12. IK decorations aod Embfllmeri, ALLISON P.SMITH, Tho very best water paint on the Newtown, Conn. Phisidimt an Kpitoh olF ABTBDB J. SMITH, market. Will not rub or peel SkCBETAHT. iRKASnRER, and coats can bo AMU liUHINW MANAOIH. many applied Call I off old Telephone BEN BY M, SMITH, .j without taking tho coats, V1CI PRfflll KMC AWD W. a. Prlndla iH-- L, 0. Morris, 70. Gxkiiul AO Give It A Trial. rt.

H WILMOT & 75 wr . Months. 80: TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., AWLEY, Cents 1 REYNOLDS. Oeota for four Months. KourOruaUopy. The Brick Store, UNDE5RTAK2RSf . Sandy Hook, Conn. 1(8 Stats St., Bridgeport, Conn, TlLKPHONK( i3

iDVERTismo Rx.iat BUcksmlthlnj, Carriage and Oioroi B. Hawlst, Tine St. Near Park Ave Edwakd H. Wilmot, So6 Ollnton Av, lmo Sno mo real B. West A vs. lw Wagon Repairing. Iohm Uxtholda, m neb 1.00 it (0 J.M 6.0U Telephone 831 ll1 Inch 1.00 t.OO 4.00 6.00 10.00 2 inches t.OO 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 3 Inches .50 6.00 1..00 16.00 86.00 C. L. SMALLEY, V'm. Inches (.00 6.00 U00 18.00 80.00 J. Beehler, 40.00 Ct. column 4.00 8.00 18.00 4.00 SUpaay Dtpet, Funeral Director and column 6.00 10.00 90.00 88.00 48.00 188. 6.00 18.00 84.00 86.00 60.00 Established e mb column aimer, M column 8.00 16.00 82.00 46.00 80.00 Practical Horacshoer. 1 10.10 80.00 60.00 100.00 Lady Assistant always In attendance. column 40.00 Wagon and Oarrlajte Re- pairing and Painting i also Blacksmltulng In Telephone Connectijn. Brookfleld, Conn. all lU branches, first class workmanship and reasonable. Beading notices, brevier type, 10O line. guaranteed prlcei always word week. feaaii!i3;i(n3a3v(S) Telephone Uonnectlom Bridgeport Division Small nonpareil ads, lc a per Mr and Mrs F. B, Bouton, i Circulation' We belong to the 'b Funeral Director and 1 CE Si 7nUTH:(.r.U:) 1 party tbat never effl NOTICE throws mud and Embalraers. January 1, 1882, B&UU. 10 CUD New York State License, kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large Day and Night Services. Last week, 4350 stock of shoes and all at old stand. welgnU my Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 1562 B M. TUTTLE, Branch ield. Tel.! No. 1. yer; fond of ihanipngne aril the loe ol (iod a.ni 011 ftlio',v-no- n. For AT FINCH'S. 80UTHBUBY, CONN. HOME NEWS. ladies; partial ;o alondes; fa oiMp In onlcr to love cm lieigl.liors a Out orn 10c. Shop closed every Saturday noon. song " l'liy Bright Smile Haunts me outKfeivr? we imiisi i'ii!!e lmo pewnm Night iure. - o- .Mt llin's 50c. Still". income w;me or- with Uhn It; sum i itui- - Food, E. W. TROY, JR., BACHELORS NEWTOWN, heavy; 'oniait 0! New line of Eaton-Ilurlbu- rt writ- Trumbu11' Tboy's Bldo., Sandt Hook, (W!t. iimiiiiies eadi my know all t h rest.' "L, New Llaa of Latsat j David. I ing JohnT. Porter, Furaltura 1 tat De- Peck, tall bach of 20: light even as he is known; an. sud, per papei. From The New York Mercury, t Horssshoer up-- sons I r'ienc!i ilnim powder, 25c. Exptrt cember 1867. jfo'iiplexion; rather piepot sensing knowledge cf all the weak Daisrtaklai la all ita BraathM. 28, S ll A v for 25c. and Geasral Blacksmith. MOiirawn; a with the ludios: wants and woes of af- headache, Telephone-Tro- v's Hotel. No. 848-- 1 (pine pei ileuses, others Favorite 50c All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing ?vcat admirer of paintings; thoueht fords the best, opportunities for i.h Kennedy's Remedy, done. Shop open every week day from 7 a, m. A PAPER KINDLY LOANED TO and !(0c. at. Flor- t to 6 p. m. Strict attention paid to business. seriously one time of visiting hights-- manifesialiers of patiemi reasonable. Terms Cash. W. A.HONAN, THE BEE BY MISS ANN Griswold's Prices s. Salve, 25c. ence. and loving-kindnes- In the itiet Family BLACKMAN. Funeral Director & Embalmer, Sam Glover, a rosy biuh; some- we can know but .ew at best; ol where between 25 and on we Several of nis In Taun- 70. Conn. SO; heavy necessity pass by many on the neighbors Telephone Newtown, ton Save Money Zerah Fairnian, a baca of tall, cigars; prides himself on uis fast other side: and we maj easily harden turned out, last ween Tuesday as a horses; income likes a tall lady our hearts the ap- ind Wednesday, and filled A. C. And buy your Felt and Rubber commanding figure; graceful large; against tonstant Boots, Arctic Rubbers at my store, sizes to fit As To "unflovs! : decided for sus- whom he hopes will gracn his plant- for we cannot And Moore's ice house for him. Mr Moore, We preference, peals help give. all. In the best makes the market affords. who Lis foot so also save you money on your Shoes. All the Mail Order House ceptible young ladies; fair faces and ation. on the other hand, how happy are w had badly uruised a Call and see us. latest styles. Vehicles. soft hands indispensable; would make Charles Gay, :arriage maker; lias to know so well, no many we can trust few weeks ago, is now able to get Ct. the tor love! on crutches. S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Bring In your cat alogues. a fond papa; the only officeholder in scaffolding laid a mustache; and ilout We'll meet or beat their prices on vehicles or town fond of the "Oh Come to heavy on lotteries; income good; has ..e may infer, 1 think, that in anything in our line. Our profits are less than song the freight you would pay and you see what The Bower I've Shaded For You"; a $25,00u check to get cashed; fond .Nazareth, tuere were not many Miss Elizabeth Jennings of New you buy. We are here to right every wrong of tho of Milford was a and they are not. said to be heavy on turkeys. Julia. grades of social distinctions, each lit- guest, last week, of No Trouble Louis Shepard, a grave bachelor of Johnny Gay, Charley's brother; a tle set lifting itself above another, Mi? I Botsford Fair 'hid in Taun- A. M. Briscoe & ton. To show you our goods If Son, 45; frn'l of dress; w mid make a good young bach; very fond of gay colors; and every individual alike seeking to do not We serve the cheer- you biy. public " Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 28-- not much of a conversation- quite an mist u hU way: every cart reach the top-mo- st round of fully and honestly. Lrok out for that 76 husband; popular Flour." alist; rather backward about pro- that rolls through the town bears the favor. People who know each other Mrs Lucy Smith of Long Island marks The Farmers' Feed Store, Callender posing: waiting for leap year. of his brush; can paint any- well are the most likely to rate them- ha? rented tae Henry Schuppert C.F.BRINSMADE,Prop Bros,, Theron B. Apelle, a sentimental thing from an ant to an elephant-fon- selves upon what they are, and have place in Taunton and has moved ITrumbull, Conn. Half Dime Lunch Rooms, bach of 30; fond of poetry and office; of fast horses and oretly girls; in common, and to find their fellow- there. No. 1469-- Division. Telephone Bridgeport a favorite song "Babylon is Fallen"; a perfect love of a man; said to be ship in those who are most congenial. 138 South ruin St., Waterbury, Ct The income good; said to be devoted to a mortgaged. pimplest state of society is proba- ' THE SECRET LONG LIFE. a of our excellent J)F Try cup Coffee, blonde. Arthur Sherman, aged 22; con- bly nearest to that of tue Kingdom PMtrv all home mucin A John M. ardsley, butcher; a bach sidered vei'y handsome and accom- of Christ, in which we are all known French scientist has discovered one secret of long life. His method of 45; rather good-lockin- g ; income plished; has a sweet smile for all the by our leal characters. And if this deals with the blood. But long ago fair. ladies: would make a hus be should we rv BE AFRAID to call capital true, why ever wish to millions of Americans had proved! TAYLOR & HUBBELL. I IOn jjL Cornell's Florist Store John F. Hoyt, a modest youth of band if prevailed 01. o m.iry; income appear to be what we are not? And Electric Bitten, prolongs '.ife and! for anything yon may makes it worth need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. 25; thinks a great deal of me ladies, sufficient for two. why should we not be content, "to do living. It purifies, NEWTOWN STITION. We De- enriches and vitalizes the make a Specialty of Floral but lacks courage; can our duty in that state of life unto blood, signs and Wedding Decoration. becaught. wasted nerve cells, impart George Fairchild, a steady, Bober-mind- which it shall please God to call us"? life and tone to the entire Cornell's Florist Store, LITTLE SERMONS. system, Fall and Winter bach; fond of Sunday schools; It's a godsend to weak, sick and de--' Styles M.White Street, Dant Conn. bilitated AT jry, somewhat inclined toward a young JESlrf OF NAZARETH. BY O. O. people. "Kidney trouble Three Phones. FRIENDLY FOXES had life for widow with curls. WRIGHT. blighted my months," Corbett's Shoe Store, writes W. M. Sherman, of Pushing'. Elmer Fairchild, brother of the A CI an.ee for Ed Taylor and other Me., "but Electric Bitter3 cured me SANDY HOOK OT. to "And Jesus advanced in wisdom When Trading in above; cattle dealer; never known Local Sportsmen. . entirely." only 50c at R. H. Beers Waterbury & We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Get Your Meals at the drink unless treated by a friend; in- ana stature, and in favor with God Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Ties for Ladles, Men, Boys and Misses In all On 'Sunday last, a fox visited the Co.. S'andy Hook: P. J. Garvin. Rpth- - and lasts. If are Inter- come good. and man.' Luke 2:52. the latest styles you G. el; L. Goulett,' Stevenson; H. W. Os- - ested call and get prices. Park Lunch Room W. Bradley place going to tne Frederick Sanford, a conceited and I liite to think of the example of 001 ne, uaston; w. B. Hawley, Sher- C. E. doors and putting its fore feet 011 the CEANE, Prop., unsophisticated bachelor; thinks Jesus of Nazareth as typical of the di- - man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; window sill and looking in. It did not Oonner Bros., R. For Ladies and Gentlemen. women extravagant creatures; will vjne significance of our common, Georgetown; F Manufactu re seem at all afraid of the who Smith, West Cornwall: S. J. Black-ma- n, Odd Fellows Block, some income life. To me is persons of marry however, time; human it teaehes what G. W. I. F. Lewis, North Main St., Conn stood watching it. Hawleyville; Hurlburt& Waterbury. ample. the real value of tue schooling and Co., Roxbury: Allen Jovce. Rnxhcrv Eobes and Pop Judson, a real old bach; splen- discipline of this present wond. It Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; Harness, Blankets, D.O. BEERS & W. N. V). CO., did mustacue and imperial; very at- seems to me to indicate what are the Jones Brothers, the Dodgingtown Noole. New Milford; H. Stable Goods, ' NEWTOWN. CONN., feed have Moved from own Beardsley, New Preston; Wetterau tractive, keeps the corner grocery; best conditions on earth for tho evo- inen, their & of Williams, Washington DepotiHar-r- y JOHN BRIDGEPORT. Manufacturers v place south of Dr to the ST., income excellent, lution of the moral and spiritual life; Waite's, Brown, Southbury; C. P. Wil- north half of Mrs Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, Monroe Judson, his brother; a tal- and to show what is essential here, to George Crane's liams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., Buggy Tops, Cushions, ented physician; has a very soothing our eternal hereafter. Let us think house at Dodgingtown Center, so as Warren; AV. N. Hurd, Long Hill; I Sell Your Farm to be near their Penfield & Craig, Stepney Depot. Can Backs, influence; very modest and unassum- of the little country village among business. Is No Matter Where It Is or What It And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and ing; income pretty fair; said to be the hills of Galilee. The natural en- Worth. Wagons. Send for Catalogue. fond of Charlotte-russe- s and has his:.! vironment was simple, quiet, and Send full description, state lowest cash prle and'learn my wonderfully successful plan. Let Me Write eye on a blooming may-flowe- r. beautiful. The inspiration of Na- H. mer- ture hin- Your Insurance on your home and David Johnson, a retired was such as to help and not STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, household goods at once. LOWEST RATES chant; seat never vacant at church, der the growth, and spontaneous en- Sale with secure 83 Rellley.'Street, Br'dgeport, Conn consistent absolutely companies. Special where the adorable object of his folding of the life of tne spirit, which T. Agent, J. CORBBTT, affections also goes; favorite hymn, in the of God is more than all OF Newtown, Conn. sight "Oh Favorite that Fixed that the and ex- LEONARD'S INSURANCE Day iny schooling, culture, Brick, Cement Choice"; would make a model hus- perience of the worlu can give. Great, Shingle, Lime, and Sewer Pipe AGENCY, GOAL! band and a considerate pa; income strong, pure characters grow from AT sufficient for a the of and ACCIDENT. WILLIAM EOAN, family. within, by Spirit Truth, FIRE, George Redstone, corpulent bach; are not dependent upon what the Successor to M. Kilbride. E C. Coal Yard at SandyHook Station. Wall Street broker; very wealthy and worid has to give. They are not sub PLATT'S, Old Companies, Telephone: 234 Lowest Rates. a good match. ject to the world; uut the wond is Hawleyville, Conn. Hook Henry Nichols, a young nob; fa- subject to them. We are too much Sandy Market, vorite with all he in world is make us. AUGUR'S OLD STAND ladies; faultless what the pleased to his CONN attire; handsome and elegant Jesus came to lift us above the world, FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. At the Sandy Hook Market will be found market affords in Fresh and Salt mustache; plays the piano splendidly: by the sweet attractive power of the At Doran's BlacksmithShop near Depot. the best the a. O. JONES B. P. JONES Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their favorite song "Have me or No, Have divine love, which overcomes the Horse Shoeing, season. It will be my aim to conduct a First Market. me or So, I don't care a Straw 3inful life of the senses. Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds Class careworn, and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping I ask for your patronage. vVhether You Have Me or iNo"; drink Tne social life of Jesus must have done every week day at my shop Jones Bros. John H. Blackman. nothing stronger than coffee clear. been filled with (lie purest happiness, a as sim- Henry Beers, sworn celibate, it was noted ior its divine Dodgingtown No better place Canfield & Davis, nevertheless keeps a baby carriage in plicity. How lovely must have been Newtown, Conn. Telephone 32-- observation; deals In ls, his natural relations with hismother! Carri- To get your Horseshoefng. rattle-boxe- s; brandy-smashe- s; mint-julep- s; How Black-smithi- Painters and much is expressed in those age and Wagon Repairing and General Paper Hangers. than at my shop. My Motto: Best ploughs; Jews-harp- s; pop- words we pass so liTht':'. we closed Satur- Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples eve' S work at moderate prices. Shop : day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms strictly in town. guns, etc.; income good. may never kno-v- "And his aether cash. Theo'oore plain-lookin- Beardsley, a g kept all t!;e..e . a; in ;.er i.sart"; Hay Grain stepney.conn bach of 30; fond of the ladies; but tuis we do krow, that tne picture Henry Pettit, Tel. 53-1-2. never pays serious atentions to any; of the Madonna awl Child has an in- 11 m The eoodand sports an elegant mustache; partial conceivable power tor ?o-v- i upen the 11 jmtrr--- C. B. Johnson, Jk satisfactory kind .are to school-mar- and tobacco; income hearts r;f mankind: and the sacred AT BETHEL PRICES 0 made at the goooj. gift of motherhood is henceforth for- Nswtown. Conn. V7 Blackman Studio, John beardsley, his brother; a1 ever associated with the Incarnation, Delivered anywhere in Flat Swamp Dist. Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer 67 bachelor of fond of fine horses and the orld. Notary Public. Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. 28; redemption of the TERMS CASH OPEN UNTIL 8 M. es P. 22-- and Telephone 3. Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and moonlight drives; heavy on por-gi- And it may well be said that the Supplies. and perfumery; income fajr. young man who loves his mother Michael Kilbride, Dan Morgan, merchant; a good-lookin- g with a true, abiding reverence, can and bacn; income large; can be scarcely be far from the saving grace Stationery General and Trucking Teaming. seen traveling south every Sunday; of the Lord Jesus Christ. The social

28-- SANDY-HOOK- , fond of bi- Periodicals. Tel. No. 4. CT. reading Miss Jud3on's circle of village life seems to me to The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., ography. afford the best W. T. OALLAOHER. possible opportunity Incorporated. Capital Stock 5,000. In each of these lines Our stock Berfle Booth, partner of the above; for the practice of all the domestic Is We invite Inspection. Maik St., Bawdy Hook, Or. 64 Bank Street, Derby, Conn. Aery eomplete. expects to resign his bachelor title and civic virtues; and for tne most Shop, near New England Station. Barber Core Cancer at their Sanatarlnm and guarantee a positive cure. The; also mild Post Office News Store, and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in aU my work In a few days. perfect fulfilment of that great, uni- oases and old sores at your home if desired and can send son a blood medicine thatwill cure and evea-ln- g. nternal growth of a.l kinds. Correspondence solicited References gladly given. guaranteed. Shop open every day Fred an law-- versal 11 Arcade, Bridgeport. KaiorHonln? A Specialty. Belden, enterprising law of the spiritual life the ESTABLISHED FOE EIGHT YEABS. 0 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDaV, FEBRUARY 12, 1909.

The February Sale At RIDDIFORD'S, New Milford. Bank Street Jeweler, of Silk Petticoats TOWN AND VILLAGE COMMENT; Will Sell Ton Swiss Movement in 10-ye- ar tilled ease for 8.00. At WANAMAKER'S Swiss movement in 20-ye- ar case for 12 00 ' HOWE'S MOVING PICTURES. "THE DEVIL." We in'iirinted this money-savin- g event last year, and there s. Good Assortment of Waltham and The most marvelous moving pic- Who a first but Hupgnrlan would think Movements in wasn't a moment's doubt in our minds from the day, that we in Elgin nicklo case for 8.00 up ture ever 'icon this country tire of sii.'h a plot for a piny aa "The had kUn welcome to women. New York Ladies' Watches in filled hit o.i aa now lelm exhibited In the De il," which ! io be tho attract! m case 10.00 up annurd with thousand II Howe, So the scco:.l sale is ready now literally Hippodrome by Lyman at the New Milford Opera hovse on South Bend Watch In Nlckle $12 up. These are :hfc itUual wenes of fresh, chamu". c .w i'ctticoa'.s thut maktw have been busy for pli'tuies February 16, for one only. Watches $1. New England Watches night Good of the earthquake at Aiewlna, Italy, Mii'O than one $2.50 up. stock of Jewelry, etc. weeks turning om: cur special order. playwright has put ;j hy Mr Howe's who were , akn .ltn the vllllan in his work well styU-s- selected the colors, the supplied Watch, Clock and We have picked the impeded in southern at that mak- Jewelry Repairing. Italy time, with Satanic qualifications, but no-- All Work Warranted. qualities, and bargained over the prices, until we can offer styles that 111 ma. Mr Howe will exhibit ing body else has ever thought of int'o-ducin- g will from to twenty-fiv- e theso the Town on we like, and know women like, at twenty pictures at hall, n real devil and making him Thumilpv e. on I n March 4. No ont 19 Bank New Milford. per cent, less than their value under ordinary conditions. 5, a part of tho plot, just as much as Street, should nilsm accordion-plaite- d, with seeing tneni, was with Faust Mar Scores of pretty styles, plain and adjust- Mephisto and 1111111 ffr..ffrrffrr rrrrrrrrr. guerite. But tils devil d"os n"t dress able bands or dnws'rings, ia black and such colors as chocolate, STILL niVER, in red, have cloven hoofs and spike stone blue, wistaria, and other favorites, in these Mrs J. W. McMahon, who has been olive, taupe, tail, make his appearance In a cloud price-grou- ill and confined to her room, is now : of smoke nor wa- .- aoout to the ac- much Improved and able to be about New Milford's Silk Petticoat! U $5 $7.50 Silk Petticoats at $5.75 companiment of flashing Most Reliable Store. $6.75 her home. sparks. All-sil- black and flounce In black and colon; plain or change- colors, Quite tte t:oi;t!arv. The devl, as and sectional ruffle. The foundations for the new 250 with tiny plaits fault-leF- S able effects. Various sty lea of flounce, pictured by Herr Molnar, is in horsepower engine which the Bridge- GREAT some with tailored bind.; some accordion- $8 Silk Petticoats at $6.50 evening attire and he mingles All-sil- black and Wood Co. are to install -plaited, others with clusters of colors, deep port Finishing in cociely In a fashion that makes one flounce with shirring or plaiting. at their is now completed and plaits. plant wonder at times if the real articlu is February CLEARANCE Sale $12 Silk Petticoats at $9.75 the work of putting up the engine $6.73 Silk Pettico.it! at $5 not occasionally in the circles of the ON Black and colors; sectional flounce, will be pushed right along. best society in America. The com Fancy stripes and small with tailored straps; deep silk under- Bernard J. Kelliher visited fi lends All Men's.Bojs and Children's Winter sectional flounce. Main floor, Old Building. pany connng to Nsw Milford U under Apparel. checks; deep lay. in Springfield, Mass., last week. the direction of V. C. McKay, in- You Want to Save Come Mrs Charles I. Bell of Mombaccus, If Here. The following fine groups of Petticoats in the Basement Store. cludes the young American actor 1-- 4 Off N. has been week Regular Prices. Y., spending a with T. Crossen , accordian-filaite- Henry who portrays the Washable Petticoats at 50c, 75c, plaits; others with deep d her husband, Charles I. Bell, engineer We wish to announce that we have just added a new de- or stitched bands or rc'p ot she devil and offen the same $1 and $1.50 ruffle, Wood partment of Men's and Boys' Fine which we'll sell cf at the Bridgeport Finishing version of SHOES, at Stripped gingham; deep flounce, clusters shirring. Molnar's play that was low Co.'s. factory. very prices. finished with small rufnVs or clusters lately presented in Boston at the Cas- trimmed witii . Petticoats Ira J. Waters is now to of plaits, or hemstitching Striped Percale at $1 prepared tle Square Theatre for 40 consecutive Suits and Overcoats. Caps. furnish hard wood cut up in stove $10 Suits and Overcoats, $7.50 I 50c Black Cotton Petticoat ot te to crowded houses Caps 39c stripes; deep performances at I and sec- to all who wish it. His post-offi- $12 Suits and Overcoats, 8.75 25c 75c. $1, $1.25 $1.50 flounce or deep lengths, every Tickets on sale Caps 21c performance. $io a'uts ana uvercoats, iu. ia B'.ack; deep sectional flounce with tional flounce with stitched bands. address ,1s Brookneld, Route at c.oult's Stationery store. $18-$2- 0 Suits & Overcoats, 14.98 44. His telephone number is 206-- 6. tGloves. Give him your order and he will soon Underwear. 50c Gloves and Mittens, 39c Women's Black Silk Waists, $5 have the wood at your door. DRAMATICS IN KENT. 50c Ribbed Underwear, 39c 25c Gloves and Mittens, 21c 50c Fleeced 39c J. G. Atkins has sold off most of The drama Underwear, find handiest for given by the Dramatic 1.00 85c $1.00 Shirts, 39c They are just the kind of waists women his tools and household furni- Wright's Fleeced, stock, association of Aspetuck Valley Grange 1.00 Wool Underwear, 85c 50c Shirts, 39c wear as can be worn plain cr made dressy with lace at closed his here moved 1.00 Stiff Bosom 59c they ture, place and in the hall at Marbledale, Wednesday 25c Ribbed Underwear, 19c in as are back to his old home at Fort Jeffer- wrists and neck, and they are quite as tempting price they evening, February 3, will be played Trousers. Special Cut Prices on Men's son, L. I., and is is to sell good-lookin- g. messaline or taffeta some it reported, in Gibb's and Shoes. , smart and Of black silk, hall, Kent, Wednesday $5.00 Trousers, $3.98 Boys' his farm here as soon as he can find all trimmed with faggoting, silk evening, February 17. The scene is 4.00 Trousers, 2.98 ? Liberal Reduction on Winter with pretty yokes, variously plaits, a purchaser. laid in the kitchen of the Tompkins 3.50 Trousers, 2.48 Weight Suits and Overcoats made buttons and French knots. Open front or back. Specially straps, farm hoose. The cast of characters 3.00 Trousers, 1.98 to order. at $5. RECITAL AT ST JOHN'S. priced being excellent goes without saying The recital at St John's pirish as all the parts were finely rendered. house, Wednesday evening, February The Association has been organized THE fSTORE JOHN WANAMAKEK 17, promises to be of a high order. bul a short time and is yet in its in- There wil be recitations Mrs Kit-ti- e Formerly Eighth to Tenth Street by fancy, but as the results show it is A. T. Sicilian & Co. New York Bioaduiay, Fourth Ave. Middlebrooks Holton vnd Miss far above tte in the amateur Bank surpriseThe House of New average Street, v Style. Milford. Ruth Holton, elocutionists, assisted line. Go early and avoid the rush as by members of the choir. The admis- the tide of travel will be in the di- sion will be 25c and 15c. The pro- rection of Kent. Be sure and secure The Traveler's Guide. Lyman H. Howe's ceeds are for the benefit o? the organ your seats for this entertainment be- fund. Moving Pictures, ' fore they aie all taken up. After the Tow New play there will be dancing. The music Hall, Milford, MISS BERTHA PECK SURPRISED. wilf be furnished by the celebrated Thursday Evening, Miss Bertha Peck was given a sur- Dubensky orchestra. March 4th. prise party by 35 young people, Mon- day night, at William on MERRYALL. VALENTINES Percy's BERKSHIRE DIVISION. Messina Earthquake East street. Cards, social chat and Mr and Mrs Charles Heinan visited Pictures the serving of refreshments made a with Mr Hienan's parents at Bull's 9.32 a. 4.15 m. Ar- Don't Fail to see our mag- New Haven Leave. m, p. pleasant occasion. She was presented Bridge, Sunday.. rive 11.11 a. m, 7.40 p. m. Direct from New York Val- Stevenson-Nor-th. 10,08 a m, 4.49 p m. South with several presents. One of the lurs W. D. Stone visited with her Ik nificent line of Tuck's 10.37 a m. 7.03 y m. ladies wrote suitable of Monroe North, 10.13 a m. 4.54 pm. South, Hippodrome. present lires sister, Mrs Pomeroy, recently. entines. They will please 10.32 a m, 6.56 p m. poetry for the occasion. Miss Jane Fenn was treated to! a YOU. Botsford-Nor- th, 7.32, 10.26 a m, 5.08, 7.11, p m. Seats on Sale at Soule's. Sunday 9.04 a m. South, 7.05,' 10.25 a m, 4. 30, surprise on her 70th birthday. ' &52pm. Sunday 6.11 pm. Miss Emma Brundage o' South Newtown-Nor- th, 7.40, 10.36 a m, 5.18, 7.21 p m. Henry Squires has been on the sick 10.17 Norwalk, passed Sunday with Miss Sunday 0.12 a m. South. 6.57, a m. 4.20, list for several weeks. 6.42 pm. Sunday 6.03 p m. Laura Nichols of South Main street. Hawleyville-North,7.- 50. 10.48 a m, 5.28, 7.30 P George Davis, who has worked for rn. Sunday 9.22 a m. South. 6.49, 10.08 a m, Dr R. S. Todd was called to see a Frank E. Soule, 4.10,6.33pm. Sunday 5.46 p m. horse to Henry Murray for the past 6 years, Junction-North6.17,- 11.08 a belonging Charles Morey, Brookfield m, ic?ic has taken Otis 3.14. 5.38. 5.43. 7.39 m. Sunday 9.30 a m. Benedict's farm for the Bank New Milford. p Si which was unable to eat. Dr Todd Mygatt Block, Street, 6.40, 9.58 a m, 4.00. 6.24 p m. Sunday South, Keeping Sitj& found a coming year. 5.45 pm. i constantly piece of wire embedded in its Brook field-No- rth, 6.22. 8.08, 11.08 am, 5.48 at it is the key to H. B. Healey returned to the city, 9.58 tongue which he removed and the , 7.44 p m. Sunday 9.35 a m. 8outh, 6.40, a successful after a few with flrtMMf? m.' 4.00, 6.24 pm. Sunday 5.45 pm. horse recovered. Thursday, days spent New Milford-No- rth, 8.22 11.23 a m. 3.29 5.53, his mother. s a 03 p m: Sunday 9 49 a. m. South 6.20, 6.55, Twelve pounds of the best granu- 9.29, 9.43 am 4.37. 3 30.5.56 pm, Sunday 5.23, Joseph Bonjura, who lived s lated sugar, two pounds of ths best formerly reacings. songs and duets on piano extended by Mr and ftn-- Clark will 7.10, pm here but now living in Danbury, You cannot much and evaporated fruit and three cans fine and violin had been by the make lne occasion one long to be spurt brought cme of his boys to New Mil- prepared win. peas, corn or tomatoes tor $1, for was membered. , A business career that for burial. committee and successfully cash. At Farmers Co. Sat ford, Saturday, goes by fits and starts will not Trading carried out, after which refrs.:iuienu, Mrs . F4 Spencer has accepted a urday only were served. The cordial the " pay so well in the long run A SOCIAL EVENT. hospitality position at postofflce. your of Van as a business that follows a Bring coupons Camp's milk and get a 10c can' free. At On Monday evening, January 27, course out for it and LITCHFIELD BRANCH. mapped Farmers Trading Co. Ten boxes of White Ribbones and other invited its advertis- i keeps increasing seedless oranges, 20c and 25c a doz. guests to the number of SO assembled "JjVlfl-- as the business demands L Just in. the home of Mrs on Danbbury-Nor- th, lv. 11.00 a m. 5T p m. Sun-- ing at Andrew Clark day. 9.00 a m. South, ar 10.00 a m, 4.0:.'p m. it until the maximum is reach- Peabody, the scientific Second Hill for a social time. The 5.51 optician, Sunday. pm. WT if' Bawleyville North, 11.12 a m. s.4itpm. ed. There is a maximum for will bee at M. Hill's jewelry store weather was fine and the straw ride 9.25 South. 9.4 am. - day am. 3.50pm;Sun- small business in New 22 to 28. contributed to day. 5.40 p m. a beyond which Milford, February greatly the enjoyment Shepauir-Nort- h.f 11.26 am. I6.00p m; Sunday, it is not or Watch the papers for full program of the evening. Tne principal feat- f9.36 am. South, 19.33 am, 3.37 p m; Sun- economy policy to day, fa.lflpm. Brookline Chronicle. of Howe's mo-vinj- ict'tro" on M ircli ure of the entertainment as the face Falls-No- rth, f 11.34 a m. go. Roxbury f6.08p.rn; 4. films he at contest Mrs Sunday, fs.45 a m. South, f9.25 a m, fit.30 pm; Special of earthquake guessing arranged by Sunday, f5.10 pm. Messina and the flood at Moscow, Clark, and into which most of the Roxbury North, 11.43 a m, 6.16,p m; Sunday, 10.5 a m. South. 9.16 a m, 3.21 p m ; Sunday, Our columns furnish Russih. guests entered with enthusiasm. The 5.00pm. the to success-- si Theodore ia on sick was to Washinsrton-Nor- th. 12.00 m 6. 33 pm. Sun- key Boughton the prize awarded John Pettibone 8.58 ful In day. 10.32 am. South. Ja m. 3.03 p m; advertising list. and Mrs RoDert Green, who together Sunday. 4.30 p m. 1 Sun- tbls community. New Pre ston-No- rth, 12.04 a m, 6.37 pm. Miss Bertha Peck has resigned her recognized a out of the 96 faces 10.38 8.54 a m. 2.59 m; day, p m. South, p A of Sunday, 4.18 p. m. position at the postDfflce. shown. program consisting

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60 YEARS' Hi. FXPFRIENCE Hawleyville-Ea- st. 7.33. 11.12. 11.21 am.5.46 6.33 p. m; Sunday 9.15. West, 9.29, 9.48 a m 3.00. 3.50. 6.00 p m. Sunday 5.40 p.m. North Newtown. East 7.37 a m. 6.39 p m; West 9.22 a m, 2.52, 7.53 p m. Sandy Hook-E- ast. 7.41. 11.29 a m. 6.44 p m. West. 9.17 a m. p m. Pomperaug Valley East, 7.51. 11.40 a m, 6.55 p m. West. 9.07 a m. 2.36. 7.38 p. m. Trade Marks Designs Copyrights 4c. AnvnrtA man din ft Rktph and duflcrfDtlon msV 9 quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an iuention Is probably patentable. Communlca. confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent! BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. tionitrictly 1 ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. "t v Patent taken through Munn & Co. receive i tftctal notice, without charge, In the HON. JOHN CHAPIN BRINSMADE, Botsford-Nor- th. 7.32. 10.20. m. 5.03. 711 p rn ; Scientific JUiiW .o a w:m Sunday. m, fouiti, a m, A Tareest BIN a K. m landsomelf llltistraled weekly. n m. ttimriatf fill n sclentlSc Terms, K a Master of the Who Has Been Appoint- 7.02. eolation of any Journal. Gunnery, Washington, Stepney-Nor- tb. 7.22. 10.10, a m. 4.53, p year : four months, U Sold by all newsdealers. m; sunaay.8.3 am. ooum, i.ia, . m. ed Chairman of the Committee on Education in theLeg-latu- re 4.40.7.02 pm: Sunday, .20pm. WALES WARNER, Hill-No- rth. 6.55. Lu- Long 7.16.10.06, a m. 4.48, p Branch Offlce, 625 F BU. Wuhington. D. C by Speaker Banks, and who with President m; Sunday. 8.48 a m. South, 70. 10.43. a m. 4.51. 7.W p m; Sunday. 6.26 p A Man With One Arm, Who Makes the Finest Ax Helves ther of Trinity College, State Senator from Hartford, is 10.00. a m, 4.36. 6,49. P m: Sunday. 8.42 a m. South. 7.25. 10.48. a m. the Country Boasts of, Seated Before His Work- Actively Working on Measures for the Improvement of n4.n6.713. p m; Sunday. 6.31 p m. - 9.50 4.33, 6.37 m. Bridgeport-North. 7. a. m. p. shop oa Wakeley's Hilt Connecticut's School System. Sundai. &30 a. m. South, 7.37. U .m. 5.06b 76 p.m. Sunday. 6 43 p.m. I was the guest of Miss Bertha Stbultz The Newtown 15eefv" Minerva Cogswell returned, imo ommmmm from Woodville. Newtown, Friday, February 12.IP00, last Friday, The Sunday school connected with the Congregational church has re- ooo TrumbuIL cently received a fresh supply of boons suitable for the different ogos RECEPTION TO REV AND MRS and classes of tho scholars. CLIPPENGER. D. Burnham filled his Ice house, last week. The Lake ice now aver- 30 friends On Saturday evening ages about a foot in thickness, of fair at the home and neighbors gathered quality and thought to be as good as of Mr and Mrs Banford S. Beach, to It will be this winter. welcome become better and acquaint- The healthy condition of this com- new ed with the pastor and wife, Rev munity tue present winter baB been and Mrs Arthur Cllppenger. The remarked. The doctors practice has at young people played games and been very light and their horses are close of the the evening coffee, cake, fattening on grain and hay. ice cream were sandwiches and Alfred Morgan, Jr., was a visitor Mr a few served. Cllppenger spoke In town over last Sunday, for the first, words thanking Mr and Mrs Beach time since he, with his father's fam- GET YOUR for in their kindness opening their ily, moved away three years ago. He home for the gathering. has passed two years in Cleveland, . 0., and is now a full-fledg- carpen- ter, working with bis father in Dan-Uury- . The Woman's Sewing society held their at the home of regular meeting It is a satisfaction to know that Mrs William D. Dana, on Thursday Taylor, who worked E. E. at 2.30 o'clock. Tea was Benjamin afternoon, Meeker's farm for the past two years served by Mrs Arthur S. Burr. is not to leave town, but will occupy ' The Misses Gertrude Frazler and and work the farm he has bought on Mildred Tucker are spending a few Christian street, known as the Crofut days in New Milford, the guests of place. Too many in the past score of Mrs Stephen C. Beach. years have come here for a transients Mr and Mrs William D. Dana en- stay and then gone to other localities tertained Mr and Mrs Arthur L. Cllp- considered more favorable, not to re- penger at dinner, Saturday night. turn here It helps a street or Mrs Burr F. Beach entertained her again. a community to have a man like Ben- friend, Mrs J. H. Bigelow of Spring-fle- jamin "stay on the job." Mass., last week. Mrs of Huntington is visiting Job Paige Prietfa her daughter, Mrs Arthur S. Burr. Brancrwille. Mrs C. F. Brinsmaue is visiting in New Haven. OLD FASHIONED CONCERT. B. S. Beach has lost a valuable cow Father Kemp's old folks concert' with pneumonia. will be given in tne Branchville schoolhouse on Washington's birth- at Monroe. day, February 22, commencing 7.45 o'clock. Admission two shillings. EAST VILLAGE. Proceeds for an organ. Mrs' Martin Stowe has so far re- West Cornwall. covered as to be able to venture out of doors. IN VALLEY AND ON MOUNTAIN Mrs Julia Bassett, aged 78 years TOP. and seven months died very suddenly Rev and Mrs Fitch of heart failure at the uome of Peter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J. E. McCready at Ritter in Stepney, last Sunday morn- deceased was a of Danbury At The sister The ing. James Clark was in New York Mrs Qscar Sherwood. The funeral several days recently, to attend the took place at her late residence in funeral of a niece. Stepn.--y &t 1 a. m. Wednesday, Rev Mrs Seymour Johnson of New Mil- - A. L. Hubbard officiating. ford spent last Friday at the home of Peck Sas" a position as Eugene A. H. Bailey. master with the A. R. Burritt yard Miss Kern visited Miss Wheaton Lumber Co., of Bridgeport. over Sunday. be a concert at the There will kiss Louisa Miller is home at again Stevenson churcjf1, Friday evening, from New Haven. 7.30 o'clock, by the Washington fam- Miss Cara B. Hallett is visiting her known to the as ily already public sister, Mrs H. G. Stevens, at New The royal entertainers. admission, Preston. a supper following is 25c. including Little Helen Sturges, youngest Either one is well worth the price. daughter of Theodore Sturges, has is invited to come and get Everyone been quite sick during the past week, two for one. but is somewhat better at present. The both here and at services, S. R. Hill of New Milford and Ed Stevenson next Sunday will be in the ward D. Cartwright have been finish- interest of the Freedman's Aid so- BEE OFFICE. ing the installation of a of the Methodist church. A ciety Fairbanks-Mors- e gasolene en- Lincoln Memorial song service has gine in Smith & Sons' grain and feed been a fine pict- provided, containing mill, this week. ure of the great Emancipator with Frank Hart is home from Hotch-kissvill- e. responsive readings, a map of the U. S., and selected items of general in- The ice harvesters have been busily terest on the snhleot of Southern edu- at work for a week past, the cation. A collection will be taken in making most of the good ice and good going the interest of our 26 church schools and practically all t- -e houses are in the southern for colored people fiiied. fctates. William Oliver has commenced to Mrs Oscar Sherwood and Mrs H. S. repair the old farm house Into which improved the sleighing, last Thayer he recently moved, laying hard wood with a round to Nauga-tuc- k. Friday, trip floors and doing some plastering. George W. Cochrane has been mak- D. C. Wells made the trip to Sey- ing' a few changes about- - his. stpre; mour and return on last Thursday. building, renovating the office and Mr Hood, former superintendent o' putting in a new department on the the Stratford and Shelton school, but second floor; also arranging a sale now of Winsted, is to inspect the preparatory to inventory. local schools on Friday of this week. A large number of friends helped There win be a box social at the Charles R. Smith celebrate his birth- Methodist church, Friday evening, day, last Tuesday. He says it is the 19, under the auspices of February 38th but people who know him iorm which to the Junior League proposes their own conclusions. take care of some of the church fur On next Sunday Rev Mr Fitch will nishings. have Lincoln Memorial sermons, both morning and evening. New Preston. The Thursday evening prayer-meetin-g was in charge of William Oliver, Bee Co., HOP. The AN ENJOYABLE M. S. Publishing last week, and Nickerson this The wherein the "pony 'race' "hop" week, both services being quite inter- was introduced came off a3 announced esting. at Pavilion hall, on the evening of February 4. Miss Laura.Averill car- ried off the prize for being the cham Washington. pion tape cutter and the oldest gen- THE MONDAY CLUB. Newtown, Conn. tleman present, Edward Hull, took the prize for placing the most money The meeting of the Monday club on the winning card. The people of with Mrs Thornton Cogswell is post- Washington generously supported poned from Monday to Tuesday affer-noo- n, this "hop"; in fact, their absence February 16. The Monday would have been noted, for it was not club have invited Judea chapter, D. as strongly patronized by homepeople A. R., to meet with them. The pro- as some former affairs. gram will be in keeping with the ob- servance of Lincoln's birthday. RUSHING THE ICE BUSINESS. Mr and Mrs Edwin Hollister B. S. Morgan at Lakeside, with the spent two or three days in New York last help of two of F. J. Hosford's best week. Swede helpers, cut and packed 450 ' Miss Jennie Petersen has been en- cakes of Ice, es square and one a visit with friends in Strat- foot In thickness, into Mr Morgan's joying; Ice house In seven hours. ford, Wallingford and New Haten.

CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. Cheapest accident Insurance Dr The Ladies' Book club will give a Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Stops the paii and heals the wound. All druggists chicken pie supper, card party and sell it Informal dance at Pavilion hall, on February 19. Supper Friday evening, Soothes skin. Heals cuts card 35c each. Supper itching and party, or burns without a scar. Cures piles served from six to nine o'clock. eczema, salt rheum, any itching. 10 0 OtOOO Doan's ointment Your druggist sells Miss Lillian Harris of Litchfield if THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1909.

The Traveler's Guide. The 'Newtown Uca Nature Tells You. ! f White Rose Horses As Newtown Reader Knows FCBLIBHlO BT Many t TooWelL ! THE BEE PUBLISHING C0MPINT. Teas and Horses When the kidneya are nick.. Newtown, Conn., Friday, February 12 IW9 Nature tells you all about it. RKItKKIIlllF. IUVIWON. The urine iar.ature'a calendar. Coffees Auction Sale 4LLIS0N P.SMITH, or too frequent action. Big n Koitor Infrequent Chuipimt Any urinary tronble tells of kidney Saturday at 2 F. M, Pain or Shine N.'W lUvi'ii - Li'ttvc. ntta. p. m. Ar AUTHOR J. SMITH. m,4.ll HUftRKTARY. 1 ills. A carload match- rlvM II. Ilk. ni. 7441 n. m. RMSURltt, Beat the of hawen for this sale. Big AND BflDIKUl MANAOKH, Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney titpfi'iiMiii-Nur- tli. ill. 4.4!' p m. Houtl- i- ed team Blir tingle horson. A lot of good I ills lll.ill a in. 1.M v in. HENKY M. SUITS, biiKlnewilwrsog! a lot of rood driving horses, Mhiip.h uriii. lu.Ct m. 4.M pm. South, VIM PRxHIPINT AND ' Newtown to this. t people testify SO good Sucocd Handed iforwn right out of m,.t:iii,ii..iiiMii. , GlNlRAL AO X, Oscar I'itzHchler, living on West St., World. Houforil-N.iri- b. 7 :t.'. lO.St a ui. 5.W, 7.11. n m work that will be all told for the high dollar, 10,25 30. Conn., "About four Humlay QM a in. South, ".Hi, a in, 4. Newtown, says: no matter what they bring. i com-plai- nt A Line of rU2pni. Suiiiluyil.il in, IWII.25 a Year, ttOwiU or . 1 Moutlih.00 years airo I suffered from kidney Fine Ni'WUiwn-Nor- tli. 7.4'. ii:w .1.1. 7.21 m. Wamms, HarnesH, Wankets.WhliH, Robes, in. p Oeut fur Kour Month, tour O t Oopv. and in a severe form. The kid 0.1'.' 10.1? i the liornu thin Hale. (iumluy it in. smth. il.')i, t in, 4.20, in evurythlngrur goes at . il.i'ii m. nev secretions were unnatural ap -' pin. Suiiiliiv i Bring In anything you have to mill to the T..'iK I0.4H a m. 7.30 was llawJvyvllli Norili. 5,'X p pearance and scanty in passage. I Horse Mart of ti.'.-- i . Leading Connecticut. m. Sniiiluy a m. South, U.ti. lO.wam, TsLisruoNi, 4ja bothered almost constantly from pain In the Groceries 4.10, iv;tiii tn. Sunday p hi. Days - told me to llnxikili'lil Junction .uitl4ii.i;.x.o:i, n.iMa in, in my back. A neiuhbor H.14. 7.W i.:w a and I did so. 5,. !M:t, p in. Sunday ni. AdVIRTIMHO RA try Doan's Kidney Pills of Old Smith, 6.40, i.. a in. 4.00. ,24 p iii. Sunday IIS contin- ' I improved from the rii'Ht and Hamilton Bros., 5.45 in. lw lmn 3:ro tmo yew had HrwklMil-Nori- li. I UK a in. S.4H ued with the remedy until I used The Leading Horse Mart of Conn. rt.ii, .(. 1 1 uzh 1.00 U0 3.00 M) 7.44 l.:i"i a in. South. 0.411, a COO I was 749 d ni. Suiiiluy 1 Inch 1.00 i.OO 4 CO 10.00 four boxes when completely Water .Street, .Opposite the Depot. in.'4 im, 6.24 ' 45 ni. it in. Sumliiy p 2 Inches i.00 4.00 Mi lU.OO lrt.OO cured. 1 have never been troubled Letter writing was a luxury Indulged New Milford -- North. il.'.Ma m, 5.S3. 3 inches 2.50 5.00 I .110 15.00 2i.no In by the and the learn Bridgeport. 6. W.4'.l a- Ml. SiMlllHl.:.1l. tl..V, since and have told several parties only wealthy IRpm; Sunday (Debet) 3.00 6.00 1:00 18.00 30.00 t For fur- ed. II3H-- W iu:i a in 4.:i7. m mn. suinlu.vi.it column 4.00 6.00 1 ..00 24.00 40.00 about Dean's Kidney Pills." Henry Rupf, Telephone 7.10. v m column (.00 10.00 '".00 28.00 4ri.00 local call at C. H. Finch's 182 184 ther proof To-d- ay and George St., e.oo 18.00 S4.uo M.oo erj.no everyone obtain, and Sanford & column drug store. may Successor to S. E. Co., NEW HAVEN. 4 column 8.00 18.00 83.00 48.00 W.OO at a reasonable a BO price, writing paper 1 40.00 60.00 100.00 Price column 1000 80,00 For sale by all dealers far more beautiful than the crude Main Si. Newtown. cents. Foster-Mllbur- n Co., Buffalo, hand-mad- e product of ye olden days. Cattle For Sale. Xew York, sole agents for the United ' Reading notice, brevier type. 10c Hue. But to be sure are Fresh Oows a a week. that you getting Specialty. Small nonpareil a4. lc wod pe? States the of the the Wo'klng oxen and steers for Bale. Iky, sell paper highest quality, or trade but Remember the name Doan's most pleasing writing surface.and the any day Sunday, LITCHFIELD BRANCH. Fra.k Ea.t Morris, Ct. Circulation and take no other. most correct sizes and tints, buy an C. F. Turkiigtoa, Crane & Pike We have Beardsley, - Eaton, Paper. TJiOB SALE Fresh cows, one pair oxen, Hoi- January 1, 1882. 600 them and now have a nice window GENERAL stein hull: Also two line Bronze Tom Tur- - 335 - Danbbnry North, lv. Il.no a ni, p m. Sun- display of these goods. keys. 11. H. Thorpe, Stepney, Conn, C'lav. 9.00 a ni. South, ur 10.no a in, 4.02p m. Last week, 4350 Sunday. 5.51 pin. Feed AUCTIONEER, y ANTED A small farm on shares with Hawleyvllle-Nor- th, 11.12 a m. 5.49 p m, Sun- Washington " stock and tools. Karl Lewis, llawley-vlll- e, day .25 a m. Sotuli, 9.48 a ni. 3.50 p ni ; Sun- NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. Conn. I 5.40 ni. & day. p Co., 49-- ffi.OOp m; Sunday, Supply Telephone TPOR SALE Two carrlagesorlwlll exchange fll.Hiia m. South, ,fl.33 a m, f3.37 p m; Sun- Long HilL Dealers In R. H. Beers & Also Real Estate For Sale. for cows. Charles Cavanaugh, Sandy Hook, day, f5.19pm. Co., lloxbury Falls-No- rth. fll.,4 a m. ffi.Oftp.m; of Conn. Farm of 160 acres, eood buildings will carry C I'ECIAL NOTICE- -I hereby forbid all per-1- 3 Sunday, fti.45 a in. South, fii.25 a ni, f3.30 pin ; CLAM CHOWDER SUPPER. Hay, Grain and all Kinds Newtown, 30 eows; SIikio can be left on mortgage. sons trusting or harboring 'anyone on my Sunday, fall! p rn. 1 Hue residence. 1" acres meadow: 3 minutes account on and after this date, Jan. 29, I'M. 11.43 Feeds. Roxbury North, am, 6.l6,p m; Sunday, A clam chowder supper, with all Wheat and Corn walk from Newtown Station, T. J. Wolcott, Southfora, Conn. 10.5am. South, 9.10 am, 3.21 pm: Sunday, 1(10 acres meadow and pasture land, no 5.00 pm. Us accessories, will be given hv the buildings, on oneof the linest hilltops In New- 12.00 0. 33 Sun-- , 1 mile from K. K. or 700. Washington North. m p m. Methodist The Conn., town, village: price Reds Ducks. day. 10.32 am. South, 8.58 ,a m, 3.03 p m; ladies of the church in Washington Depot, Farm of 60 acres, will keep 13 cows, and pair , &000 Sunday. 4.:) p m. Methodist hall, on Tuesday evening-- Feb. 8, 1909. National of horses, nice house. 2 barns: price $4500. Three Indian runner drakes, $) each, Rhode New Preston North, 12.04 a m, 6.37 pm. Sun- To Customers the ean remain on mortgage. Island Beds. White Wyandottes, bred them day, HUK'p m. South, 8.54 am, 2.59 p m: February 16. Supper will be served Our and to Farm of 67 acres, house and barn, five years, beautiful birds; one pen reds, 4.18 p. m. A re farm on main road, one mile from headed cockrel whose mother has laid 75 Sunday, 6 8 o'clock. will be Public: by from to Tnere Motor Boat Newtown Street: eood house and barn: nice eggs from 1909. with ordi- We inform Show, never stream of will ScptlsttoJan.il, escallops and oysters for those who do hereby respectfully you orchard; failing water; nary feed. Eggs from tuis pen after April 1, that the undersigned, who are the carry 7 cows; price &600. 50c. per 14c, other pens 70c. and 51.00 per 15 eggs. Madison re and not care for chowder. At 8.15 a short and Square Garden, A farm in Newtown; good house Mrs. Grace C. Wellwood. Hridgewater, Conn owners of the Washington Feed and 134-- New barn: line water. Apple orchard other Telephone 2, New Milfoid. entertainment will be given in wlrch Supply Co., have recently sold all our York, fruit; l mile from it. K. (station; 3 minutes assisted Mrs Interest and good will in the said co- walk from school. Price SiOUO. the ladies are kindly by 15-2- 65 S EGGS FOR HATCHING to the Next Feb. 3. For Kent A farm of acres, will keep HIGHLAND DIVISION. Clark. The will her partnership Washington Sup- Week, cows and pair horses; 8 tons of hay In barn George program and the From Ehode Island 5eds and White Leg- ply Co., incorporated, that can lie purchased. horns, prize winning stock; also young chicks David by 1 1 Collection of Motor ol nouse ana oarn: Solo, by Hickey; reading, transfer is to take place April , 909. Greatest Craft Farm acres, nice siock just hatched for sale. H. M. Greenman, Cold solos and Marine' and tools. &S00. Spring Farm, Newtown, conn. :Koute 16. Beatrice Clark; ouets and. by We take this opportunity to thank Equipment 20 house and Ever Assembled. Farm acres, large barn; good ITawleyville-Ea- st. 7.33. 11.12. 11.21 5.46 Come and take with all who have favored us with their orchard, J1NW. am, others. supper Guaranteed 6.33 p. ra: 9.15. West. 9.29, 9.48 a m sixteen Farm 22 acres, nice, house and barn, s:uw. clear Sunday patronage during the past 1 1 1 01- - aOO, 3.50,8.00 m. 5.40 us and listen to the music, both vocal Open Daily, to 1. Admission,50c Farm 5 acres, nice house and barn on hill tiller p Sunday p.m. years and to assure that we be- 's in. lone. North Newtown. East 7.37 a m, 6.39 p m; West in- you top, 81600. Mahoney and instrumental. The fee of 25c 1 9.22 2.52. lieve the newjeoncern will continue Nice house and bam: acre of land: apple J Conn, broadleaf am, 7.53pm. 5 Hook-E- ast. 7.41, 11.29 a m. 6.44 m. of the even orchard ; on line ot city water; minutes from wrapper. Sandy p cludes all. No postponement the business the same and 1 along J3800. SHKH) on n West. 9.17 a m. 2.46, 7.47 p m. station, can remain mortgage. "Straight' Straight broader lines than we have in the past and 18.50 box of 50. Pomperaiig Valley East, 7.51, 11.40 a m, 6.55 evening. Several other large places not advertised. name, shape duality. per 7.1 and will be of confidence Sent p m. West, 9.07 a m, 2.36, p. m. worthy your Why Suffer 240 acres, 2 miles east from 'Kent, house prepaid. and patronage. and barn: 70 acres tine meadow: one mile J. P. MAHONEY, Hill, Conn. trout mine; good Long LOCAL HAPPENINGS. While it is true that each of )us has With brook; Jfeldspar hunting; taken some stock in the new com- mile Irom scnool; time. smju. farm, wood and timber; 12000; Mrs E. Moore and Miss Bessie and will be identified in its man- pany Rheumatism ? $1000 cash; bal on mortgage. Moore, who have been the guests of agement, It is.also true that the sale BOTSFORD TOIBRIDGEPORT. is a bona fide transaction and that the "Winana King the Misses Hall at Overlook farm, affairs of the old must be company You don't need to! Send 50 cts left Monday, for Bloomfleld, N. J., closed up by April 1st. Segis." a few be- All indebted to the Wash- for a prescription that can be tilled BotsfOTd-Nor- a 5.03. 7.11 where they will spend days persons th, 7.32. 10.20, m, p m; Feed & Co. will and Sunday, 9.04 a m. South, 10.28 a m, 4.30, fore going to their home at Poothuay ington Supply please at any drug store. Tried guar- The best son of King Segis in 6.11 accom- 6.52 p m; Sunday, p m. " show their appreciation of the anteed. ew whose" seven Stepney-Nor- th, 7.22, 10.10, a m. 4.53, 7.02, p Harbor, Me.'' England' nearest ' modation that we have extended to 8.54 a m. 7.13, 10.38, a m, m; Sunday. South, Mrs D. Mahoney has been in them in officially tested dams average over 4.40,7.02 pm: Sunday, 6.20 p m. the past by promptly paying Park Co., Hill-No- City - rth. 7.16.10.05, am, 4.48. 6.55. p few all bills at the office of said Prescription 271bs- butter in 7 days and over long Bridgeport for a days, this week, company. Exchange the Farm jt-- m; Sunday, 8.48 a m. South, 7.20, 10.43. a m, Yours BOX 233, Bridgeport,. Conn. i lbs., of and 6.26 in the care of her .son, respectfully,. j 80 milk a day, whose 4.51,7.08 p m; Sunday, p m. assisting n. O. Trumbull-Nor- th. 7.10, 10.00, a m, 4.36. 6,49, p who has been ill at his home JAVtKILL, CASH oudoi through the Dam and Grandam and sire's Dam m; Sunday, 8.42 a m. South, 7.25, 10.48, a m, Frank, C. C. F0RD, "iljjj "4.56,7.13, fWorld's Laroest Farm Agency and Grandam, have '30-da- y records p m; Sunday, 6.31pm. there with the grip. P. G. SEELEY, North, 7, 9.50 a. m. 4.33, 6.37 p. m. Thousands of sales everywhere prove right methods. 108 Bridgeport MITCHELL. office that average over lbs Butter, and Sundav, 8.30a. m. South, 7.37, U a. m, 5.06, Mrs Ida Rawling of Worcester, E. No advance fee required. Write our nearest or blanks. . over 80 lbs milk a 7.26 p. m. Sunday, 6 43 p. m. IF YOU BUY A agent today for free listing day. Individually Mass., was a guest, last week, of her he is as. his Stock FARMER-Sob- er, industrious, A. STROCt COMPANY good as breeding. C. G. Downs. WANTED, E. sister, Mrs farm work, stock: knowledge to New York for salejat alt times. Write for terms bacco All-ye- ar tot Boston Philadelphia raising. position right Old Sato,Blilc. ISONaataaSU Land Title Bide. of service to Samuel Brooks has harvested part man. Send references, wages expeeied, full of his ice crop the past week. particulars to Llllibrook, Still Kiven; Conn. KNOX Agents: E. H. LAKE, --Mg J" ?K sl. K I. of Bethel has moved his COLEMAN SMITHJethel. Conn. Brookfield Center, Conn. Terry TRUMBULL. H. W. TREAT. Conn. 985-1- steam saw mill from near Tel- Bridgewater, Telephone 5. Keeping constantly Myron Automobile WARREN C. ALLEN. Sherman. Ct. at it is the to pur-cnas- ' key ler's to Stepney, where he has James of New York has successful advertis- Poggie T. F. YOUNG. New Milford. Conn. a tract of timber. leased Mrs Laura Belden s farm in ing. Mr ar.d & and Mrs Chester Emack an Daniel's Farm: for a term of three The coming season, you are sure . Hawley Co., of were Bridgeport, guests, Sunday, years with the privilege of buying it to be satished. Have the agency LEADING GROCERS, of Mr and Mrs Louis Hoyt, at the end of that time and will move for this machine for Newtown and Investments. I You cannot spurt much and m Stepney, - - - Conn, Robert J. Tem.i of the Soldiers' his family here in a few weeks, Mrs Danbury, and will be pleased to . win. A business career that Gold Bonds Home at a few Belden to move to where 6 per cent registered will not Noroton, spent days, expects Bridgeport confer with interested parties. .goes by fits and starts she will make home. of the New York Owners Best Groceries at Bottom Prices. f last week, with his mother who is her I have also the- - for the Realty so well in the run agency Co afford absolute to the Satisfaction Always Quaranteed. pay long 'ery 'eeble security follows a careful the issue is lim- as a business that Mr and Mrs Eslie Dunning have OASTOHIA. investor; f HavB Always Bough? Sean th M ited to one fourth the net assets of course mapped out for it and been guests, this week, of Mr and Mrs "E. M. F." 5is the - keeps increasing, its advertis-- Granville Dunning. company.secured by high grade Wanted- New Real Estate: as the business demands 4 Mrs C. W. Beach of New Milford York interest ing Automobile for Newtowa. This 1885. semi-annual- ly from date of issue. Established li it until the maximum is reach- - was a gueht, last week, of her mother, made the New a great ait at 'York Full of We Supply Male and Female Help maximum for Mrs Job a Tyrrell. particulars g ed. There is a show, where some 250 orders were of All Kinds. . - u urMr-- h si Mrs Samuel Beach and little dau ;h AUTOMOBILES, w;ce honH booked. D. S, HULL, GenL Agent, Cochmen, Farm Help, Gardeners, etc. Hotel .amaauunmwuv, who have both been ik it is not or policy to f ter, Nellie, ill, $100 and South Norwalk, Conn. aetp, uooks, waitresses, Wurses, etc. economy 1 are now better. Up. !m$ nuch Allen's Employment Bureau, go. Brookline Chronicle. Miss Sarah Tebautof Bridgeporthas Here is opportunity to W. W. WAKELEY, Telephone. 966 Main St., Bridgeport. ft your get T OST Black Newfoundland dog. taeoncol been spending a few days here, the a high grade second hand Automo lar No. 8. N. W. Dutton. P. 0. Sandy it Sandy Hook, Ct. Conn. 5i guest of Mrs Dora Starr. bile for $100 or more. We have a Hook. Our columns furnish 5l: If of Van of' Hi the key to success- Bring your cupons Camps, large assortment Runabouts For Service. Wanted in & we ful advertising Co., to our store and will give and Touring Cars, all guaranteed The Thoronehbred Registered Holsteinlbull ! this community. you free of a can of Van Camp's in the best of condition. Write' Sir Korndyke I)e Kol .Pledge. Terms iU at charge NOTICE time of service. TO BUYl fine milk. We sell thre'e evaporated for particulars. WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn g3Kfg39K3l&gK3giR Hunters and - tans of Challenge Brand condensed Trappers- Native Chickens and Fowls. con-edns- I will pay the following prices for raw furs BATTLEB Pre-"I-S milk for 25c anu Magnoliabrand State breed have for sale. THE BRIDGEPORT The E. Ii. Towle for one week: For Sale. you '"rt wliS"'" "fiixs. loomi rm, imt milk at 10c per can. The Company, No 1 Large Med. Small ri 25 B, Weed, Also cash. fSEn ,0d wind out, coal bill! down, t ray window, West Main St.. Witerbury. Conn Red Fox. J5to).5U $4.25 i3.25 highest prices paid Long Hill Store, W. N. Hurd, propri- 1.7 1.15 .65 Stratfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, lwf?1 ttrhe(t. One piece, nickel pitted, ctn't Raccoon. ' eiily Mink 7.00 to 8.00 6.00 4.00 for veal. jJsEti' H dealer don't keep them, lend etor. SALE Or on Mark) mOR SALE Farm of 118 acres, get lot. y"0' FOK to rent shares, my Iace Muskrats, Fall 25. Winter 32: No. 1 Skunk, good cash. I Iff tor I di.-$l.- W. W acres of land. etc. 1 miles In atampa or Scnmiedl is wood Huntingtown district. winter 82.50. Drop a line or telephone house, large barns, sheds, Strrer d August cutting 20 head ot A prime Will sell on terms. Complete with naila and dlrertiona. Formerly keot cattle. toiiiiit on H. R F from railroad station. easy 2 dot. ani I will call you. Peter Fennell, 1. man with a small Address 981-- Possession Call or address L. nraM 2fc doi ealra. Agrnta wanted, for I. Terry of Betnel at nis steam family preferred. D 18. a. given April 10c; p" U. Unnt nMitan riiet.ri.ift Danbury. Telephone R. 11 Wain Conn. Frank W. ell!.. Ad treaa. ?. Foreatelle, lhn l .nb Carter, East St., Waterbury, Wright, fella on Blj inducement,. saw mill in Stepney. ' town, Conn. Conn. re Dept.. A 1ZB Sorth Ave.. Briillpport. W)R SALE One pair work horses, age 9 and TrtOTt SALE One Cmbers Incubator, Howe Avenue. 12 years, true in all harness, fearless and only used 2 seasons; all in first class or- safe for a woman or children to drive. Price der- M. B. Willtams.Easton, Conn. Route 11, SHELTON, CONN. S150 if sold at once, or will sell them separate. Westport. Conn. Tel. 1419-1- 4, Bridgeport div. George R. iWilson, Taunton district, New- town, Conn. Telephone 16-- COR SALE Two eood shoats. about !125 'lbs. L each. Henry Rolf, Hirst house south of TjOR SALE-O- ne yoke of Devon oxen 4 years Moses Ogden place on Black Rock turnpike, PRUNING! old, well broke. Victor Loverage, Staples baston. tJonn. Farm, Easton, Ut Tel. l4lo-2- 1. iiridguportu.lv. Prunintrlof all descrlotions. both Pratt .nrl WANTED To buy. a few loads of corn Ornamentals. Also soravlnir for nrevent.inn T7ANTED March 1, married man to work " stalks. Wm.Horwitz, Route 10, Fair! of blight and Insects. Work done Tin an ex be and 1416-2- Div. on farm; must good teamster Conn. Tei. Bridgeport pert and skillful manner. Twenty years ex- milker; also temperate; reference required. perience. IPrices reasonable. Strawberry Andrews. Easton-- Address K 1) SALE Farm of about 30 acres, situated E. L. B I, IX)R Plants from best pedigree stock, by 50, 100, 500 Bridgeport! Ct in New Milford. Conn., one mile from De and 1000: 50c ner 100: 500 40c ner UM: 10110 23.50: Lane pot on Park road; eight room house, good strong routs. ANTED To bny, old useless horses to horse bai n 20x40. with basement cow stables. Ads butcber, ana an a pad borses and cows re corn and hoe bouse, hen house with enclosed H. J. Gaylord, Bee's Want of Fred 2367 Land suitable and pas- The moved free charge. Daniels, for grass, plow yard. Madison Ave Bridgeport. Conn. Telephone ture; will keep seven cows and team'.of horses. ' Gaylordsville, Conn. lsll-- Well fenced. Good spring water. Apply to Tel. 96-- New MllfordlDiv. owner for Information. Arthur Bostwick, tpOR SALE A fast pacer; will go In 2.40; or New Milford. Conn. c will exchange for pair of work horses. Address Box 45. New Milford. Conn. WANTED A young farrow cow, or one If mmintf In In ,1 rt KnvamhA. Ktsnlnir For Service. WANTED To hire, a man by the month to Stepney Depot. Conn. VV Northrop. farm in Brookfield, or will Ter-pestra- run my let it Holsiein "Karel ," ont on shares. For particulars rail or ad- TjX)R 8ALE-- A pair of heavy bones weighing bull dress Paul Kaminak, Still River. Conn. - .nw irw.ii biiu w years um; aisu oarnesses and truck. The team is honest and true to registered No. 49081. -- WANTED By a married man. a place on a all harness. Enquire ol C. B. tHawley, liaw- - good milker and good teamster. His sirs, dam and grandam BRING RETURNS. L. O. leyiue,cfc. Andrew Elko, care Peck, Bethel, Conn. records ' R. F. D. Na35. ' - TX)R SALE Two cows coming in right away. have the largest for - (Good aones.aa eacn.t aoaress J. n. ever made SALE One Success horse power, used Box 56. Bridgewater, Conn. milk and butter in F2 little. One threshing machine in .good Holland. For terms to condition. One combination speed and jog-pin-g apply X to '.Mrs Mary K- - Bums, Box 554, cart. One small coal stove. Gilbert-Mill- er Apply 1 Co Bethel. Conn. aewtown, ia. Lee S. Dickinson, TTOR ALE Three work horses, if sold titANTED A sound, gentle borse, one able 8 cheap W at once; weigh 1100 each. Michael Kil to work double. Address, stating price. vonn. Bridgewater, Ci Charles L. May. Bridgewater, Conn-- i bride, Bandy aooa, ' THE NEWTOWN, BEE, :'IUY, FEBRUARY , 12, . 1909.

Probate Notice. The Newtown Bee Sale of Rubbers w. Probata DISTRICT OF KOXBUKV, 14, Wot), At D. Box-bur- M. y, Read Go. Estate of Julia A. Warner, late of The In tald dimrlut, deceased,' Newtown, Friday, February 13 IW9. The Court of rrobate for the I)lntrlrt FOSTER'S Established 1857. of Roxbury liath limited and allowed wlx months f romllio date hereof for the ormiltora Just to help out 4 llttlo at this time. of said Estate tn xlill)lb their claim for Ladles' Rubbers, 1 Oca pair. Sizes settlement. Those who neglect to present ana tlmlr accounts, properly attested, within said ttEWS. 5 w 3. Larger sizes iscapr. time, will be debarred a recovery. HOME Men's Rubbers, 25c a pair. All persons Indebted to said Kstate are Look them over In of store. If you Immediate to front our to make iiaymunt find pair that you want, we will t ' New Tailored Fashions. Homy II. Warner, Executor. OBITUARY. Don't delay as the slock U limited. CTATE OP CONNECtFcUT, District of J Bridgeport, hh Probate Court, February N Patrick Blake. . t'.HM. of the 4, The Vanguard Spring Suits Arrived. Estate of riunrlotta C. Turney. late of tlio Patrick Blake, a well known resi- FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, town of Monroe. In Hald District, deceased. The Court of Probate for tho District of dent of Hanover district, died, Sun- Successor to R. P. Foster & Co., What if snow and ice are with us and chill winds from the north sweep Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six at the advanced of 83 months from ditto hereof, for the creditor of day night, age 246 lain 5t., Danbury, Conn. our New England coast, the Heralds of Spring are in the Fashion world and in said Estate to exhibit tlmlr clulrnM to the ad- years. He Is survived by three daugh- ministrator. Those who neglect to present l'luno Certificates with every purchase. four or five weeks at most every woman will want her ready. their accounts, properly attested, within said ters, Mrs Patrick Keating, Mrs John apparel will bo delmrrcd a All per- time, recovery. i.ennllian and Mm Klllnn. The funeral The first Spring Street Gowns, those familiarly known as "Trotteur sons indebted to wild estate are requested WfffffffvfWVfffffffffff WWWW to make iiiuncdliito paymunt to took place from St Rose's church, Suits," are here, very smart in appearance, novel in color effect, and exceedingly Ida E. Eastwood. Executrix. Wednesday morning, Rev Father Foil well tailored. ntSTKICT OP NEWTOWN ss. Probate officiating. The pallbearers were J. SPECIAL Court, Feb. 8. A. 1).. WW). The Long Coat is almost universal, though the length varies a little. Estate of John L. Hughe late of New F. Blake. John II. Bluke, John W ! town. In Hftlrl (istrlit. deceased. BARGAIN The lines are well defined and planned to give height and grace to the figure. The Court of Probate for the District of Blake, Patrick Blake, Thomas Blake six months are and of Soutache of Nowtown hath limited and allowed and Michael Gaynor. Funeral Di There braidings bindings and Hercules, bands silk and trom the date hereof, for the creditors or said Fairbanks-Mors- e estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. rector Honan had the arrangements facings of satin, with buttons and buttons. Thnsa who nrusent their accounts. neirlect, til in properly attested, within said time, will be charge. Gasoline Engine. debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to The Skirts are circular with gores at front and sides, the left side often Immediate Little Used said Estate are requested to make Very with an inserted These also have bands and with buttons. payment to ST ROSE'S. panel. pipings many Frank Wright, Executor. , The which are in cases T. E. & materials nearly all Novelty Suitings, are diago- OP NEWTOWN, ss, ProbateCourt An entertainment will be at Piatt Son, DISTRICT 6th. lim given nals, invisible stripes and blocks of soft fine weaves which drape to excellent Estate of Margaret Bailey Jlate ot Newtown. the town hall, Washington's birthday Newtown, Conn. In said deceased. 53-- district, for benefit of St Rose's 'Phone 4. advantage. .The Court of Probate for the District of the consisting i Newtown hattt limited ana auowea six of vaudeville, charrcter sketches, sing- months from the date hereof for the credi NNNNMMMHieMMNM tors of said estate to exhibit their claims ing, etc., under the direction of Ed- for settlement. Those wno neglect ward Pitzschler. Fuller Separate Walkikg Skirts. to present their accounts, properly attested, particulars within said time, will be debarred a recov- will be given later. Everything in the Line of ery. All persons Indebted to said estate are In connection with the Suits we have received a line of Black to make Immediate payment to Walking requested tile Thomas P. Bailey. Rev J. 9. Haugh of Shelton will occupy Staple and Fancy Skirts of Pacific Panama, both plain and chiffon finish. These also are on Administrator. pulpit of the Methodist Church, next Sunday, and Groceries. OTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of morning evening. 13 ss. Probate Court, Bridgeport, February a section of a 9. m In the storm of Wednesday Prices as low as consistant. Estate of Marcla L. Taylor, late of the great maple tree was blown over on the roof deceased. town of Monroe. In said district, of the house ot E. S.iLovell, demolishing the Give us a call. The Court of Probate for District of Bridge- port hath limited and allowed 6 months roof tosome extent, Mrs Lovell was In the L. C. The D. READ from date hereof, for the creditors of said Es- room at the time the crash came. MORRIS, E Co, tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, Milford The Grocer, properly attested, within said time.will be de- When driving into New to barred a recovery. All persons Indebted to trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, NEWTOWN, CONN. said Estate are requested to make Immediate Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven- payment to Edward Taylor. Administrator c. t. a. ient, while this firm's large stock of meat and feed will befound groceries, FOR SALE. j economical Acme Harrows g FEARLESS DISTRICT OF BETHEL, ss, ProbateCourt, atractive to buyers. MANURE.SPREi 1!K)9. One Concord buggy, one Top Car- - Should B on Farm. Estate of Adella M. Glover, late of Bethel, rlage. one Rubber Tired Carriage, one Busl- - Every The circular beater (see il in said District, an Incompetent person. Seraph; mss Wairnn. nnoOtwn Hiiif'TP. one Farm Wftur Write Ridit Now to M. lustration) makes the FEAR , Upon the application of said Adella Cookies, from Gold Medal Flour, are ons, one Cutter Sleigh, one Horse, kind and Glover, praying that she be restored to her ca- the best I ever tasted. Sophia. gentle for ladies to drive. BPOTHE BROS., LESS different from all other? pacity and that what remains to her estate be restored to her. as per application on Hie more Stratford, Corn Spreaders. It spreads wide S3.. fully appears, It is PETER H. LYNCH, Stepnev. the Spot to Get Your Farm twice as wide as the Ordered, that said application be heard The Blacksmith, Long Hill, Conn. To'o and determined at the Probate Office in Bethel, In said District, on the lath day BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. of February. A. D. 11)09, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon; and that notice be given of the Because of the illness of the pastor General of said and time and Repairing. The Harder Mfg. Co., pendency application no services were held in tue place of hearing thereon, by publishing the Baptist CobleskilL N. Y. same one time In some news- church last The num- Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms paper having a circulation in said district. Sunday large Cash. Don't Howard H. Woodman, Judge. ber who came, expecting 'services, at- JOHN W. BOOTH b nf 1 . oc tended the Methodist church. Bible Box 504, New Milford, Conn. Strain a nl c. Kiau sun, Be Fooled Conn. scnool held its session as usual. other Spreaders spread only Newtown, Get the I Chickens In any quantity; 15c When you buy a gasolene engine. to their actual width from Sains Agents WesternlConn. WANTED live chickens and14c The usual services will be held next best, The Monarch gasolene engine fills the I young per StnA Dan-bur- y, More to run and simple of Wldp rllimcv EHMHHB lb for fowl. Otto's Market, 304 Main St., Sunday. The pastor will Lin Wiard Plows, bill. power easy lArarmn. Ct. preach. construction. coln services will take place in the dui me r tuu-Eo- a spreads widest ot all from a narrow SALE Two set of double coach wagon FOB etc. . $.'245 150.00; evening.;; and one cost and will sell for ( Harrows, E. S. Fairchild & Son. enuugn lor oramary roads gates. $50 and $00; donVfargettosee-Barhit- about Portal class will meet next Rubber Tires; he can save you money. 205 Friday Black Rock ave., Bridgeport. evening at 7.30 o'clock, at the par- J. B. Fairchild, Nichols. sonage. P. P. Route 4, Bridgeport. Telephone . Newtown, Ct. A T? Lower Stepney meeting will take ! lldVCu 1 UU JL dl 111 1U OC11 I When You Need place February 21 at seven o'clock. ' 30 an you want a a'r tra' wnere yu can results. Write a descript-1- 1 a new Wagon or Carriage re- VgII nOU?n MRS J. L. BASSETT. Perfection a i ion of your place, giving all and lowest send to member the Wagons and Carriages made at particulars price, Call and see if our shop stand the test. you Mrs Juliette Loveland Bassett, wid Swinging Stanchion takes the lead. need anything in our line. To provide for the outside, but G. W. COGGSWELL, ow of the late George Bassett,, passed Steam and Gasoline Cylinder Oil for sale. don't neglect the inside. Come and if farm and is he will do the rest. of heart disease your yrice right & away very suddenly down to our Grocery and see how R. Hatch Sons, at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Rit- - B. Newtown. 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. W. Glover, it can be done. Carriage Manufacturers, teron Sunday, February 7, aged 78 New Fairfield. Conn. years and nine months. , The funeral Barnum Bros., To a small place In village, was held from the home of Mr and & Q. N. Clarke's Liver WANTED buy, Penfild Craig, Shepard'sOld Stand, Dodgingtown. Vegetable Pills farm. Write giving description Mrs on of buildings, number of acres, price, etc. Box Ritter Wednesuay, February J. Have a wonderful reputation for curing Bilious and Dyspeptic Ailments, As 147, Kent. Ct, 10 at 11 o'clock. The body was Stepney Depot, Conn., pOB SALE OR RENT The Furniture and a for E Undertaking store in Sandy Hook, lately remedy Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,' Hidie Dizziness, taken to New Haven where the burial occupied by P. F. Keating; living apartments etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale oy Drug- Are not giving away their goods, in barn room for and wag- took at u p. in the Ever- upper story; hay gists. Free sample by mail. ';;v p,ace m., but near if consid ons and stalls for 3 horses. These buildings FOR SALE HORSES. very quality is fur- green cemetery. are new and will be sold or rented. For ' ered. Give them a call. ther particulars inquire of Michael J. Keat- G. N. Conn. W. CLARKE, Nichols,. AUCTION SALE, HOR9ES-- We will sell at ing, Newtown, or Edson Wilson, Danbury. 185 Com- Died, on 19, William Cary, Conn. Dated Nov. 11. 1908. our regular auction sale. Friday, at January TF YOU Want a ii. a nice merce street, one carload of fresh Iowa hor- husband of A. Irene bargain upright Williams (nee mahogany niano. a ilrstelass Instrument. A NTIQUE FURNITURE and sold. ses, consisting of several matched pairs and same as new. wee bought broke horses. We will address .Bargain, uthce, for several well single Leavenworth), in uis 48th year. JNewtown. conn. Eggs Hatching, also have on hand for disposal 50 head of ... R. D. 25. Bethel, Ct. Tel' Bridgeport div. Miss G v u vy 1 a oui win j. ij luuMw. Furs! acclimated horses consisting of saddlers, Bertha Ferry of Bridge- Whifo Rnt.li irnn( Ifl.Vftl'S ftltfl Furs! businessland T?OR SALE One first-cla- ss Dick Blizzard ne. drivers, general heavy draught port was the guest, last week, of Mr c Cutter and Blower. No. 11. This table fowl. Ejars by the setting or hundred.at Hunters and horses will be sold for Ensilage ; Trappers: horses. These the 35 of low Address uavm o. iueau, dux Piano Horses class of bus- Mrs A. machine is all complete with feet pipe prices. Tuning. highest dollar. for any and B. Goodsell at the pot. Machine been used one Branchville, Conn. Now Is iness here. We also on with distributor. only the time to sell 'your Raw Furs. If can be found have season and is in fine condition. Can be Max A. well known of a hand usual line of harness, blankets and Mr and Mrs Frederick Lyman en all Grass, piano tuner you want good price for them address our for cash. L. N lch-ol- s. SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses of & several new and bought right George Smith, & Bridgeport, Conn., formerly Steinway wagons, amona whih are : O matched, and all kinds of repairs. Reid second business tertained their daughter from Bridge P. O. Route 4, Bridgeport. Conn. Sons, Mfr. N, Y and successor of late Fred C. N. HARANQ, hand wagons. Consignments Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. will be to to 'sales dailv. Do not Beyer, pleased attend your Piano R. F. D. 17. Box 28, solicited. Private forget port over Sunday. with Of- 'Sandy Hook, Conn. welhave moved around the corner to POB SALE One pair heavy work horses Tuning. Orders may be left at The Bee right L harness and for or 1NG A haired An-tro- fice, Newtown. Will be in Newtown 185 Commerce Street. This is the Remember we carry a full line of wagon, good logging LEO magnificent long every only square H. N. B. D. No 8, Shel- K value will be service month. address 438 West avenue. horse sale In state of Con- trucking. Canfield, Cat of ffreat at Bridgeport run auction the warm gloves and also rubber Conn. Walsh's Walnut Tree necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the mittens, ton, hereafter at Cattery, Hook, Conn. R. D. No. 56. Val- To rouna. arctics and felt boots to fit all.-Pen-- Hill, Sandy Wanted Buy. year A few more girls on sewing uable cats bought, sold and boarded. OTTOK.- -I will be In Washington. Tuesday WANTED-- Fat Cattle, Cows or Bulls. B. F.. CANNON, Prop., & Craig, at the Depot. Work light and easy. 1'aid and Roxbury on Wednesday of each week cheap Calves. while learning. Nichols Underwear Corpo- LX)R SALE-5- 00 4x4 and 6. 7 and ft feet and will pay the highest market prices for I. HERMAN, New Conn. New Conn. E 10.00 1000 feet. John H. veal, poultry, eggs, etc.. Cash paid haven, ration, Milford, long: per Frank, vegetables, 1224 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Huntingtown Dist., Newtown. Conn for all stock bought. Clinton H. Judson. Tashua. Telephone: 2189-- sell or are HANDSOME "New Home" Calendars. 1009, FOR SALE. TP YOU WISH to your farm, Yours for a red C. with nresent management, send stamp. CRAFT & LYON, Of E. Osborne, Stepney, Ct. VALENTINE SOCIABLE. One bay mare 1100 lbs., 7 years old. 1.25. particulars to us. We are headquarters for all kinds repaired at mare 1000 10 ijl.50 farms. No ale. no charge. Jeffries & Jeff- reasonable prices. Have The ladies One bay lbs., years old, Conn. Clocks Vim New Milford of Christ's church will meet with one truck. 902 street. New Haven, Conn. Stepney, InniiinrtUi.l SALE In the village of (pacer). One double truck, single ries. Chapel or r)Rcorner house with valuable building lot. Mrs John Patterson, Monday afternoon, Feb' One new unfinished runalout with extra seat, Grandfather Clock that needs repairing so first-cla- Practical Painters. it win run am Good spring water on the premises and mod- ruary 15 for sewing. A good attendance is ball bearing and rubber tire, a job, awurateiyr u soi prepared Call on J. B. one one one Notice. Good material and skilled labor cost a to serve you. I refer you, by permission, to ern improvements. Merwin, desired. In the there will a cheap; top wagon, open wagon, trifle Allison P. New Milford. Ct. evening be val top business wagon All this stock must be more at first, but are economical in the long Smith, Editor of The Bee, for A whom I entine social from 7 to 11 o'clock Mrs sold for want of room. of nom Rin,.Limiili Shonat Warner's Mills A will We a restoreCtoitsold time efficiency a given by the Inquire run. trial convince you. have fine old Colonial SALE A well located farm 3 miles assisted Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. Would line of Wall Papers. Paint- clock. E.E.Meeker, New FOR Patterson by the young ladies of the ' good Mouldings. the center of the very thriving city of DR. BURLINSON, iira nfr, mv shim. Terms ers and are well Preston, Conn. parish. five cents admission, which supplies, etc., equipped for Waterbury, Connecticut, and six minutes Twenty cash. L. P. Payne, Koxbury Falls, Conn. best service at prices to meet the times. Arctic and Knowlton .. walk from trolley, 1 -4 miles from the cen- will include refreshments, will be charged at Sts., Telephone call loo-i- ter of Middlebury where there if now build- the door. Ci. 8300,000 Ladles There Bridgeport, corn on the cob, corn and I ing a Young Seminary. Telephone 953. P RINDING Corn, Sell Farms are 80 acres of good land, apple orchards, Mrs Seth Hill has returned from an extend- VJ wrnnnfl satisfactorily. Bring your C. F. CONGER, A nine room Johnson's mill. Tinker-fiel- d. And all 1 ....A.-- .- cherries, pears, peaches, etc. ed visit in New York City. custom grinding to house, barns iqr --0 cows, 3 Dorses, i sneas. South Center. Try it. Fred E. Maguire, Botsford, Conn. filTP mo ft flPG'rlntiin nf rAiin fanm nl.M hay and cattle barn, ice he use, milk house, 3 Mrs John Tread well has been a guest of For Sale. .Tinkertield Miller. ana the terms and I do the rest. Write or henneries, running water at House ana barn. friends In "Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Repair- on a Bridgeport. of all kinds and General Blacksmith. We KBLOCK, Middle Gate it is beautifully located tngn roiling, 100 acclimated horses; also four car loads of ing District. Route 16. New row of 3. ridge of land, and, with a double Miss Verona Mallett is on the sick list. Western horses received direct from the No Trouble aim to please our customers. town, vonn. rei. sugar maples lining the drive from high 7 8 MrsVinnie attended the farmsjof Iowa, including Road Horses. Fast a i' Horse Clipping Power. way to house and a view Into or different Bradley monthly until juu iiod aiuuua by SALE-T- wo high Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft for on 23-- grade typewriters. Address the owner, Loren of D. A. B. in on Mon- International Gasoline Engine power Telephone Call 5. r)R townships. meeting Bridgeport' Horses, all fearless and as repre- are 11 East Main street Waterbury, Conn. guaranteed your farm. If you contemplating buying $3d. Holmes day. It was a very interesting meeting, the sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, I can save you money. Write or livings. Ridgefleld.Conn. both and an engine ?OB SALE A cow in good condition. F. musical program given by a chorus of young single double, Heavy Bobs, Wagons, call and see me. dry Carriages, Farm Wagons and Trucks, Har- RENT-Ap- rll 1. one of the best farms in . S. Andrews. Taunton Hist., tNewtown, Ct. ladies directed Miss S. PARKS, Trumbull. Conn. TO by Courtrigbt being very nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, We also J. vicinity of Danbury near Fair grounds enjoyable. A number of solos have second band Pianos that L. O. Special Notice. whistled and 1 and For A two or horse by Furniture RS4T.E-One- No. Sharoless trolley. particular address, WANTED three power are as as new. Give call. Separator. Conn. pumping water. Hobart Miss De Boris were roundly applauded. She good us a nn farm wamn jtl): Rbode Island Munn. Danbury, The automatic and clean currv comb. (or - Th. C. Hubbell. Shelton, Conn. K. 0. No. 7. has a flute-lik-e voice and was much enjoyed. The Co., Reii s 2.00. Henry H. Taylor.-Platts- best made and most durablecomb on the mar- Smedley viile.Conn. R. F. D. 52. ket. Once seen always used. Burr Eclluse FOB SALE OK BENT Good pasture, wel 171 Brewery St., New Haven, Conn. Harness dressing and Eclipse axle compound. no brush in it, 1 two horse and 2 Easton. tpOR SALE-Mo- del V Victor Talking Ma- - Offer. No better made. William Wellinirton. airent one horse spring wagons to sell cheap. Will TjiOR 8ALE- -1 good 44 Caliber Winchester chine with B0 large selected records; like Special for Fairfield County. P. O., Route No. 4, Conn. JM: will 3779 W. Clarke. Woodvllle. rifle, nearly new; retail price new. a bargain. William A. Tator. Mai n Send me 21 stamps; I will send you nnugeporc. monois, uonn. Telephone MBS. H. WHEELER sell for $12. Call R. A. Parsons J. SERIOUSLY ILL. or write to St.. Bridgeport. Conn. by mail a of Bridgeport division. SALE 16 horse Brook Held m-K- . pair FOB power Fairbanks Center, Conn. Tel. Call shears. Agents are selling these shears for a 1 The many friends of Mrs J. H. Wheeler will Jan-na- rv saw rig nsed bit little, dandy, "KfOTICE-T- he service of my bull after .00. Address D. L. W. Co., 43 CIX PER CENT INTEREST On ac ile, Sterling St., Saving and pORtSALE-Automob- runa- - 45. n. bay all round farm general purpose horse be pained to learn that she has suffered a Maxwell 1, will be Cash at time of seryice. Conn. counts $100 to ijflOO. We furnish lincri-p- cows ox- two 7. Bridgeport, a few registered Devon and heifers, severe bout, cylinder. mwer engine. C. W. Dimon. R. F. D. No. Shelton. Conn. certilicatesof In $100 11- relapse occasioned the passage of deposit amounts of up en and steers. Phone -4 Woodbury Div. by top lamps, horn and tools. One of the light- gall stones the such and built. wnicn issecurea oy nrst mortgages and Guar- V. A. Judson. North Woodbnry. Conn. through kidneys, causing est most successful runabouts ever anteed by a $:wo.000.00 Bank Co. - Has of is to "WANTED--A loan of $1000. first mortgage, and Trust intense pain that for a while her life was dis- plenty power and easy operate. 3 W e also have foi' sale choice 8 cent First SALE Houdan cockerels from the Tires almost new. S. W. Smith. Central Newtown property worth per FOB paired of. owing In part to the weakened con- Inquire times'on amount of loan. Apply at Office of Notice. Mortgages on improved Real Estate in Biggs Strain, and $3 each, about Also for sale, Oldsmobile, curved dash Special amounts from $500 Old dition of her heart and At Newtown Beb, Newtown, Conn. up; every mortgage Is 20 fine birds to select from. Horace Lyon lungs. present runabout. I will receive good veal calves next Wednes- Guaranteed by the above Bank & Trust Co. Place. Conn., near A. Koswell. writing she is comfortable al day at my place in Bethlehem, for which I Abo all kinds of Real Huntington, resting quite roos-- iJ Estate bought and sold. P. O. address F. Meeker, Shelton, Conn. EIGHTEEN R. I. Red pullets and two will pay the highest market price. 64 though in a weakened condition. Ad- J.J. Brophey's Realty Exchange. Grand K. F. D. 8. ters (Good 'stock) fis for the lot. St.. Danbury. Conn. dress J. H., Box 5ti. Br'.dgewater, Conn. For Sale. HEN RY C. HILL. Bethlehem. Conn. A position In a saw WASTED good steady W. Emmons with a force of assistants filled In condition, 25 acres of land, house of feed mill by steady, honest, cap REGISTERED Devon Cow Red Fancy 3d good IOTICE- -I am ready to saw logs for custom "and the Ice house of Editor Tucker with Ak 10 rooms, barn and outbuildings. What ' able, willing American married man handy Floyd No liKH for sale. Also First Venture No. hay Tax Collector's Notice. work and can furnish lumber, timber and 142TH). ami offered. Apply at running saw mills, boilers, engines and line Quality Icefrom ;i2 to 14 inches in thick- Both dry. Write for appointment' My posts ot all kinds at moderate prices. Mill is D. team located near bouse. other machinery. Call or address Ernest ness, obtained from A. L, Llvermore'a pond. will meet yon at station nearest my F. B. my Leon Bourquenea, B. F. D. 20. farm. C. O. Box 1352. Wakeman, To receive taxes will be at the Town Botsford. Conn. Penny, Danbury, Conn. He Morris, New Haven. I is now harvesting his own. Route 11, Westport, Conn. Clerk's Office Saturday June 27th, and each 12 finest 1 FOB SALE One roan horse, weight about Paul filled Miss Ida M. TarbeU's CEND cents (stamps) for recipe for last Saturday thereafter from 8 a. m. to p. Wanted By married man, position on sound and rentle Thorpe Orange you ever tasted! Easy to OTICE I am now to saw logs for m. Other office of Hubbell place, or will work out lbs, perfectly every Ice Jelly N ready days at Taylor br where, 8 years old. Inquire Otto's Market. bonse with ice obtained from the Foundry make. Mrs H. B. Nutt, 1753 East 43d Su. Los the public at my mill In Hattertown. O. from7a.m.to5D.m. J. F. HOULIHAN, year. Can give best of references. Address, 304 Main street, Danbury, Conn. pond. Angeles, CaL E. Morgan. Stepney. Ct. Collector. T. M R. F, D. Box 17 Hawleyville. Conn. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEMlUAItt 12 1909.

Newtown Bea - The Comprehen- Nowtowa Friday, Fi'liruarylJ.HW. sive o New Milford. stocks of choiep,scluctotl drug ! store goods drugs, toilet ar- Three THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. sup-nli- jBays lore ticles and preparations, and helna for sick-roo- A meeting of tho Woiiiuii'h Mission bath-roo-m and nursery. Here ary society will be held In the vestry, creditable sold with nt 3 p. in. Lejsm:rhapierH 3 are goods Friday, I the guaranty of a dependable, and 4 of "The Incoming Millions." Until Monday, Feb. 15, g trustworthy, reputable store Leader, Mrs '. G. Green. Ixshind them, and at no ad- The work of the Congregational vance in price. Education society, for whid: the An- nual collection was taken, Sunday, For you to buy High Grade Suits and Overcoats at Greatly Reduced prices. That's the story of this clearance was by the Rev M. J, sale told. But that is not all for to know. The are thi3 season's most advanced O W. N. presented briefly you garments styles. Noble, Fene? pa, L. L, president of the Con- Now we say, take your pick of Wis. DRUGGbT, gregational college at Ashland, On one of the Bank Street, New Milford. February 17, great "Together Campilgn" meetings of Any $10.00 or $12.00 Suit or Overcoat at $7.50 Telephone (6. so-- our Congregational Missionary Any $13.50 or $15.00 Suit or Overcoat at 10.00 0 will be held In the and leiiet church, $16.50 or $18.00 Suitor Overcoat at 12.50 delegates from 25 neighboring Any churches have been Invited, Keep Any $20.00 Suit or Overcoat at 15.00 open the date. Further and mere ex Auy$22.50 or $25.00 Suit or Overcoat at 18.00 o tended notice will be given later. o Next Sunday will be observed as Lincoln Sunday, with the pastor Every Suit or O'Coat sold with our usual guarantee of satisfactory service. preaching on "Abraham Lincoln." 200 Patterns The Grand Army is expected to at From 8c to $1.40. tend in a body. STEAM SAW MILLS Great New Milford. Solo Agents for Railroad Lead. WHERE THE Barrington. HATCH & KEEP THINGS HUMMING. DEWEY, Osborne & Stone, Hendricks Brothers have bought Postoffice Block. large tracts of standing timber of Successors to'C. A. Way Co.. Austin R. Mr Turner and Paints. Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, Humphrey, Tobacco Paper anuiTwine, Miss Neff in Warren and now have New Milford, Ct. their steam saw mill at work In Col Telephone 143-- lege Farm In Warren. There are something like 12,000 ties on the job. and Monday, suffering E. F. Hendricks, Jr., a member of the list, Sunday from an attacK of neuralgia. firm, was on duty at New Milford In duties as a mem connection witi bis A LETTER FROM LYMAN H. of the board of Relief of New ber HOWE'S MANAGER. Tools Milford. lee Schenectady, N. Y.. 1909. ' CARPENTERS WILL DANCE. February 4, Of Every Description. Frank E. Soule, The members of tne United Broth New Milford, Conn. erhood of Carpenters and Joiners are Dear Mr Soule: The program we expecting a fine time at the dance to Wood Saws of every kind. will present this time made a tremen be given in Roger Sherman hall dous hit at the great New York Hip Thursday evening, February IS to the and podrome last Sunday night and has Skates please boys girls. Whitney's Orchestra will furnish the been pronounced everywhere the best music and the grand march will start collection of we have had in at nine. Tickets, including supper, pictures several years. I hope that you will She's the Satisfied Owner will be $1. The committee consists Jew or forth every possible effort to elrj of Fred Dabkam," Watson M. Sanford put M. H. Of the basket from break our record for on this MALLETT, Herbert M. Brown, Rollin C. Bunnell receipts Photograph Supplies. With sincere well Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MLLFOKD. CONN. and James G. Mealia. engagement. Here's an opportunity that may not repeat Gro- wishes, I am, itself again in some time. Come in no trouble Our Reliable to convince you we'ie here to serve you and SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. Yours very truly, we think that here's special chance to do it. Robert E. Come in y. cery, Good Shepherd lodge, I. O. O. F. Gillam, R. Eastern company of Ly- HAGER, Florist, Where the purest, freshest Coffees and Teas, will confer the initiatory degree on Manager preserred fruits in cans and glass, finest Olive one this even man H. Howe, NewlMilford, Ct. Oils, Catsups, and the entire list of necess- candidate, (Thursday) a Florist Store on ities and table luxuries await the appreciative ing. Steamed clams will be served Having opened Bank St. nu hlio. We keen only tbe and we strive I extend a most hearty imitation to the pub best, Miss Kate Boardman has lie to call and to keep our prices just as attractive. Come at the close of tne lodge work. returned, inspect my stock, In Cut Flow- in and u we ve succeeaea. after a of a few in ers 1 have Roses, Carnations and Violets. I judge The social and dance under the Tuesday, stay days also have Azaleas, Begonias, Primroses, Rub- of of Bridgeport. M. W ber Plants, Palms, Boston Scottii and Whit- C. I. LEACH, auspices the Daughters Rebekah Hill, man! Ferns. on Wednesday evening, the 17th, Peabody, tne scientific optician, Decorating for Weddings done In a most Milford. manner. - Church Street, New Milford. be M. W. Hill'3 store BanklSt., New artistic promises to be largely attended, will at jewelry I can make anything In the line of Funeral Telephone 2. wish. Whitney's rchestra will discourse in New Milford, February 22 to 28. Designs you may music for the occasion. Tickets at Mrs Kittle Middlebrook Holton and 50c each are for sale by members of Miss Ruth Holton will give a recital Just In. the lodge. in St John's parish house on the 17th. 12 Pounds They will be assisted by members of The Special Clarance Sale On stock of A large men's "UNCLE DAN'L" PLEASES COOD choir. The towards ' Also the proceeds go Best Fine Granulated and boys' felt boots and gloves. AUDIENCE. full line of rubbers, rubber boots and the organ fund. 50c. "Uncle Dan'l.'.'or "The Sugar, Dependable Dry shoes, flour, feed, grain, hay, salt, Mo- - Messenger Ackley, Hatch & Marsh cut ice on In Writing lac molasses feed, at lowest cssn prr from Jarvls Section." played to the river for their own use, last week. 2 pounds Best Peaches, Apricots Goods ces. Select line of groceries; first well - large and satisfied audience at Mr and Mrs W. F. and Mr Apples or Prunes, 25c. An Still continues. Call and class meat market. We butcher only Kinney avail yourself of the Roger Sherman hall, last week Thurs on 3 Cans Fine Limas or bargains offered. native steers. Get our prices before and Mrs George Lines left Monday Peas, Corn, ame unler the aus ; D. purchasing elsewhere. dy night. Tkey for a trip to Orange City, Fla. Tomatoes, 25c, Acceptance MILLER, pices of the local Odd Fellows. Mr and Mrs George are re Bank Street. New Milford, Ct, Magaire All for $1 for Saturday, Feb. 13th, joicing over tne birth of a daughter VISITS BOYHOOD HOME. Only and Cash Only. or a re;ret, you will Ackley, Hatch & Marsli on 2. February never regret it if you accept an Railroad and Bridge Streets, Former Deputy Sheriff George P, Atchison Brothers of Sherman have New Milford. Crane of was a visitor in lf Woodbury sold their eight and one-ha- ton Farmers' Trading Co., old-tim- & town, Monday, falling on e crop of tobacco to D, E. Soule for The Store of Quality and Satlsfaction. Eaton, Crane Pike Hot Water acquaintances. Mr Crane is 72 years Osterweiss Brothers of New' New Milford, Conn. Bents Collected Telephone Connection Haven. Writing old, a son of Henry S. Crane, wno street Tel. 2. Estates Cared For David Miller, the Bank mer Paper Bottles, lived at one time in New Aiilford. chant, passed Monday and in Tuesday Fountain Syringes, and Before purchasing Real Estate, call on New York. MISS DORWIN MR WOODFORD, It Will Pay You to Visit as your messenger. All of these Rubber Goods of Guaranteed Miss Jennie Warner is passing a and bear the PHINEAS E. CLARK Cards are out announcing the mar papers are correct, Quality. few days with Bridgeport friends. of as riage of Willis Alanson Woodford and H.D.Hine's Studio mark good form, something Albert THE ONLY George H. Ridgeway of Washing essential in Evitts, Druggist, Miss Agusta May Dorwin on Febru your correspondence Telephone 33, NEW LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, ton has bought of Cornelius Haugh NEW MILFORD, dress. MILFORD 1 ti. paper as in your ary his on Walnut Tree 21 South Main St., New Milford, Ct.. larm Hill, com' Is you want to see the latest de- prising house, barn and 3 b acres of Who will only charge you one F. A. White of Bridgeport was signs in the Photographic Art. ! land. J. Coleman Smith, of the well Flowers Commission. guest, Sunday, of H. A. Palmer. New Mat- made sale. NewSt yles, Designs, Narcissus Mr and Mrs A. H. known Strout agency, the and Freslas, Jennings and Carnations and Violets. Mr Smith has many friends through- ting. , Beautiful Farms and Country Homes a Specialty. daughter of New York have been A out The Bee's territory. that goes with a first Bonds. visiting Mr Jennings parents, Mr and Everything Fred C. New Milford Guaranteed 6 per cent studio. Hoyt, Mrs L. N. Jannings. class Line Friday, at 3 p. m. Lesson: Chapters 3 SAID TO BE FINE P. Martin has been visiting her sister, Mrs We Offer for Sale of; Edward Henry Donnelly. Few neonle here know tnat you can the incomparable American Valentines. PLUMBING and Miss Minnie A. Touissant returned cure that dread disease, Pure and Fresh Tuesday, after an enjoyable stay in Kneumatism, witn jusi common, every- Beckwith Round Oaks, HEATING day drugs found, in any drug store. ilr'dgerort is so Products All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work The prescription simple that any Beckwith Air Wood Dairy Walter Carfr of New Haven was a one can prepare it at home at small Tight Eaton's 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD, CT. isitor in town, Monday. cost It is made up as follows: Get Heaters, Louisine New Milford 135-- 4. Creamery. Tel No from any good prescription pharmacy Fred Buck has a farm horse, W.A PABCEIXS. Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-ha-lf Prop. & Stamford and 25 Cents a Pound. CHAs.A. PARCELLS bought of Beeman, Strong Thomas. ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounch; Mgr driv- Round Chief Ranges. Stiles & Marsh, George Wischert has a stylish Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ing horse, purchased of Beeman, ounces. Mix by shaking in a bottle and tn doses after & inomas. take teaspoonful Surveyors, Strong each meal and at bedtime. These are New Milford. Conn Mrs Blakeman 7 United Bank Bldg., Jennie is visiting alt simple ingredients, making an ab- Albert Ii. McMahon, the Woodburyiand Southbury her daughter in New London. solutely harmless home remedy at lit- P.M.Cassedy, Will continue Bridge Street, New Milford. practice-Telephon- e Miss May Meath Is visiting in New tle cost and School ' No. 137 3. Stationery Supplies, UniqueS? is us at York. Rheumatism, as every one knows, MlNtrrACTDRID BT H. C. Marsh a symptom of deranged kidneys. It is C G. Stiles Mrs Sherwood New Milford. Frank and Miss a condition produced by the failure of Pool Room, J. A. NORTHROP, Priscila were last the to filter or strain Temperance Prop., Tompkins guests, kidneys properly Bennetts Block. Nkw Miliord. Oohk. Mrs from the blood the uric acid and other Nobli week, of Dennis McMahon. Floor With Harris' Barber Shop, which, if not eradicated, either On Same Home Made Call at Charles I. Leach's and a matter, NEW MILFOED. Extra Values In get in the urine or through the skin pores, BASK ST, of the "Reliable" & sample prepared remains in the blood, decomposes and Three Good Tables. Taylor Buckingham, flour. the and muscles, CaatrMtan Candy! forms about Joints Temperance Drinks. Winter Robes tad Builders, Fresh day. The most carefully se- the untold Buffering and de- BMlroad eyerj Fresh crullers and doughnuts, 15c causing A 8treet, Hew Milford, Ot, lected stock of Fruit. Oranges, Bananas, of rheumatism. Call and Pass Pleasant Afternoon and Fruit, Nuts, Malaga Grapes. and 25c a dozen, at C. L Leach's. formity or .Evening. Estimate chearfnll fnrnlriiad na Iuma. Grape is said to be a , , This prescription mall contract , , a of the G.B. SCHIAPPACASSE, Try sample Sauer flavoring splendid healing, cleansing and invig- and Horse Blankets Bank Street. New Milford extracts. At Charles I. Leach's. orating tonic to the kidneys, gives in forms Don't miss our 7c window on Sat- almost immediate relief all of JOHN BONJIONO, bladder and urinary troubles and back- 7 CENTS. For Street and Stable. The Best Vat 13. It will ever In!old Brlcjc Block urday, February pay you ache. ties for the money given in town formerly occupied hr to call. Kyota Tea Co. Don't miss our 7c Grocery Window, Eyitts' Drugstore, NEW MILFOED. Eestaurant! Boot and Shoe Mr and Mrs Louis Richmond were saver for you. II IMYwHan Alwarg ey Fenn Montans, In Pittsfie.il, Mass., the first of the BongB Frank Evitts, . Milford. to Repairing. MjgattBlt, Railroadpt New week. Ky-o-- Tea Co., Milford. Railroad New Milford First Class Work Guaranteed. Meals erreLat All Hoars. Thomas was on Main Street. New Street, Aire Me A 011. Hubert the sick '" ' I THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. EEBRUARV 12, 1909. 11

The Newtown Bee, A PROVIDENCE Profe ssloiul Ctrtfj, ' AT PAUL GAGE'S, WASHINGTON DEPOT. , Newtown, Friday, Februirr 13 IPOS, Nurses' Registry & Home, WOMAN CURED 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 8J4, Brldyt'port. Conn., TOWN TOPICS. flupulMnununof ll crmliw, flporUI'M-iitlu- n ifivtm to ilia ruuulmniftiiu ut After Doctors Had Disagreed Hum. Call rwiiWe tirunuit iU'itUou In or out of town, UuyorilUflil, lirmliiair In rtitWH A MAN OF THE OLD FASHIONED and Their Treatment Had UIm ii. ii. houyuuii, Jllwt M. . UortMU; SORT. Failed to Bring Relief. W.J.BEECHER, Charles B. Everett of SI'arrm is at to Owing the remarkable obstinacy oJ Attorney-at-La- Present a Representative in the the dituuM the cure of Mm, Ada M. HOE Roomi S3 and H Satiford DMtr. BrluVcuort Has Held Daviu, of 125 legislature. Nearly all Labau street, Providence, OHIi'e In Niwtiiwn mum on Katnpflitm from the Town Offices. Has Been Mar- It. I., is of great iuterentto other suffer, t .m. toS.su p.m. ried 50 Years. Father of Mrs E. S. erg who may be ditieouraged and iucliuod to For Men Lovell of Newtown. abumiou hope of recovery, Mrs. V. J. Gale, M. D., Davis nays; Office In David "I suffered for several years with the Boors Realdonce, Charles B. one of the pres- weakness common mid Everett, to my sex. I vu Women Newtown Street. ent representatives from the town of sick mm my girlhood aud suffered ter Tin's OnUoIIouw: Sharon was born at the Everett home-steu- d nuiy every mown. I was so nervous mark identifies the highest 8to9.m.,l toJindTto8p.m that littlo would In town of any thing upset me. 'YV- of men's and women's shoes Ellsworth, Sharon, I would wake at with a smoth- up night 4 at $3.50. And though Ieathe Dr. Waltek II. on February 4, 1835, and lived the ering sensation. My digestion was i'j Kiehnan, and Sahor are now more first 63 years of his life upon the poor ami my iieart troubled lue a great costly, wt PHYSICIAN AND deal. BURGEON, place where re was born. He is a son mnin.mn the high standard which ha.1 "The doctor said I must not work nor mJe Zenith Shoes famous Sandy Hook, Conn. of Gamaliel and Nancy Woodward even nnd walk. I was weak and e despondent, tv hkh our label Offli-- Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 8 and T to 8 m. and was one of a of especially as the dontnni dirfn't. KAflm fn guarantees. p. Everett, family - - V HVVM1 WW uow Zcn;th Shoes for men $6.00 Shur-O- n nine children, fivo boys and four girls, wiiat tne trouble was. and wotnrf Glasses, of whom there remain but himself "Aliey didn't agree as to my trouble re made of the finest quality mine and it was DENTAL PARLORS. $3.50 only after years of kinls iv- - and one three of his suffering by expert shoe makers, and h sister, brothers Williams' Exnert i using vi. nui siore hand-wor- k in them than dontlstry, painless and wllable. dying in one year. Mis education was Pills. I felt I was gaining after taking a any Most mmlorn and acicntllHi- - lnnllnn.M nmA st her $3.50 shoes. ii; aged for This remarkable olfer is made for the purpose of obtained at the public school in his fow boxes and took the pills until cured. They come painless operation. I iiave beea in health .be latest in all DR. C. B. district, supplemented by a few terms perfect since styles, leathers, and BLACKMAN, within the reach of all. and attribute it to Dr. Williams Pink n sizes which insure fit placing expensive glasses attendance at the high school which Pills." "a for Suwon ltontlNt. Office In Post Office Block, foot." ftew Jlilford, Conn. You should be sure come here for at that time was a flourishing insti These pills are guaranteed to be safe veiy and your glasses, Zenith Shoes tution of Ellswortu, but which has ana Harmless to the most delicate con- Special are $1 a stitution. not only because of the substantial saving of money to since ceased to exist. They contain no morphine, high grade. Dr F. E. long Fifty years nor Judson, opiate, narcotic, anything to cause We control Zenith Shoes exciu-ivel- y ago last September, in 1S58, he was a drug habit. do not act on DENTIST, you, but chiefly because you are absolutely sure to get They the and sell them in our new and married to Miss Julia Chaffee in Doweis nut make t . the they actually new 57 Center St., Bethel. what Congregational church at Ellsworth blood and strengthen the nerves. If 'marked shoe section ;n our fcase exactly your eyes require. Office at II. Remsen'S'Tesl-donc- e. you want good health must have ricr.f salesroom. Georgetown J. by the Rev Robert Gardner, at that you open Wednesdays from 9 a. tu. to 5!p.m. whom or good blood. Bad blood is the root of No matter to what doctor or to you. go, time of pastor, the church, but who all common diseases, like anaemia, rheu- how large a fee you pay, the service could not be bet- afterward taught school at he matism, sciatica, neuralgia, St. Vitus' Browneli place In Sharon street. Six dance, nervousness, indigestion, debil- Dr E. S. is to obli- ity, genoral weakness, loco- Todd, ter, and yet there not a penny pay, and no children were born to Mr and Mrs paralysis, INCORPORATED ) motor ataxia and the special ailments !& VETERINARY SUROEON, Everett, three boys and three girls, of that only women-fol- k know. New gation of any sort. Id Men, Women and Chilci.en Milford, Conn. whom live are living; Ella, who mar- One of the best thines about tliesn pills is the fact that do Northwest Corner For a short time only, we will sell our genuine ried Edward Lovell of Sharon; Irving, they not contain C. E. the slightest trace of any harmful drug. rlaln Street and Fairfield Avenue. Osborne, Jr., who married Miss Susan Knight of While Shur-O- n glasses, $3.50. they are overcoming disease thpv STEPNEY,:CONN. England and now lives in Kansas; are building up conditions of Bridgeport, Conn. general Painting and Paper Hanging1, Burritt, unmarried and at presenc in good health. A booklet entitled "Plain Talks to Of all kinds. Satisfaction In all work guar- Seattle, Wash.; Myra, who married anteed. Estimates ifladly furnished. women" will be sent free cj F. Samuel of Er- upon request STILLMAN CALL, Loper Ellsworth and to any woman interested. nest, who married Charlotte St John Dr. Williams' Pink Pills sold DR.S. E. ALLEN, , EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, are by of Ellswarth. A daughter. Flora all druggists or sent, postpaid, on receipt C. H. Bassett, HATTERTOWN. CONN. oi price, ou cents per dox; six boxes for Conn. younger than Irving, died when P.O. Address: 15, 268 Main Street, Danbury, $3.50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine Eoute Stepney DepotConn years old. Mr Everett has been AtCH. Gay's Old stand. uompany, bchenectady, a. Y. Admlnlstor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- farmer all his life, from ialist In treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, removing heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. Ellsworth to the "Merriles Mcuean Medicine furnished for this treatment. Terms reasonable. Consultation free. farm, a short distance east of Sharon Carriage and Wagon Re street, about 10 years ago. The Mr pairing. Alexander Noe, McClean who formerly owned this Artesian Blacksmi farm was a very devout Methodist thing. Veterinary Dentist, mi and famed the P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. L5JI ESTABLISHED 1840. throughout country Horseshoeing. B side for his loud, fervent prayers. Mr Wells Mall orderspromptlyattended'to. IWaterbury's Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitters to Men Everett has been a lifelong member CARRIAGE PAINTING and Boys. of the Congregational church, first in A Specialty. Dr J High Class Tailoring, Rightly-Mad- e Clothing, Furnishings' Hats 3 And Water Battam, Ellsworth and after from Supply 46-- m and Shoes. moving Telephone a there to Sharon. In both of these DENTIST, Bank Street. New B churches he was elected a deacon and For Cities and Towns, Breweries Milford, B still holds that office. Secret societies Manufactories, Cemeteries Residences. Mrs. James B have never appealed very strongly to V Farms, TomlinsoiVs Gordon, his nature, but he was a mem- - Our Hat Dept. charter Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, B B bei of the Ellsworth Grange when it Quick Lunch Restaurant Class B was He Lessons, Ensemble. m m i m.u i i organised. has at various i Kuril i nr i r r i..w h y in in i miTMit: if, 2 Main St., Just below State. NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT. f"l fore, and us. so we have full line fiJ times ueen elected to nearly every the strike sent them to that a Bridgeport, Ct. ' town office in the of the voters of their celebrated hats in the latest style for .spring. We l"J power & to and is at Oscar Pitzschler Son, fm have sold a great many of them this early: B confer, present a repre- sentative to the General at Barbers and Hairdressers, W Assembly B Their celebrated $3 derby is the best.derby for $3 in the Hartford. The celebration of his 50th Home-mad- e cookinsr that wil NEWTOWN. SANDY HOOK. made ut & B world. We have another derby by Crof Knapp H wedding anniversary last September please you. Newtown shoD ODen everv dav. SandT Honk shop week for $2.50 and their Knapp-felt-u-e Luxe at $6, the nnest was open every day. I derby aa affair of much local interest, Give us a call when in the city umy nrst ciass worK. made. ' rjj I and his fatner and mother also lived POOL TABLE. more than 50 He also Regular Dinner 25c to-da- together years. We have received y J. B. Stetson & Co.'s soft hats, TestBorinzs and Core Drill Pros B i enjoys the distinction seldom vouch' Gaylord, Nile and Links at $3, Moose $3.50, and Moselle at ( pecting for Mlnerals.Testing for Dam, I saved in these days, of being a great' $3 and $3.50. Ask to see the Moselle, it is a beauty. We Bnilding and Bridge ner f oundations, fi I grandfather, as a daughter of his Shafts for Elevators and any other Fine Watch -1 also received to-da- y a of new Welch r B1- big shipment sprin? caps practical purpose. 1 daughter Ella is married and has one Drugs nnU naAa 41 K(V hnlldoD's. 'varsity and cnlf at. fiflr k and jewelry Sfk child. During his youth, Ellsworth ill making as handsome an assortment as you could ask to select LJ Drilled Wells, was a place of much more importance l from. and than at present, and he can talk en Driven Wells, Tr- -r- REPAIRING! B tertainingly and well of those old Test Borings day3. It is a somewhat remarkable (Exact Samples) Groceries. a J. B. MULLINGS & SON, fact that of all his father's family Any Pumping System Supplied. there is but one remainingto bear the Wind Mills. Tanks. Pumps. Hot Air 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 1 96 South Main Street, name of Everett. He is a man with Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, B the old hon- Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. WATERBUKY 'ashr ed high ideals of Establishment For B esty and morality, of blameless pri- . JtWtLHY. EL vate flwtoiN Sr Bridgeport. Conn BBB! life, whose strong character has BBHBBI made him few eremiesand a host of C. L. C. H. warm who be- Grant, .friends regard him as Roxbury Announcements. Finch, longing to the higher type of Ameri- 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn. Successor to can citizenship. Connecticut West- ern News. What Do You Betts & Betts, ably known in Newtown, has recently Hook, Conn. Patrick H. Gannon gave the Sandy removed her name from the Bonyman Miss Catherine and the Drink ? THE CENTURY COMPANY. Murphy, Nurses' and is now Hour s: scholars a Registry, regis- If you use Coffee we can Sunday iOto 11a. sleigh ride last Friday suit no better than the 1775 it's tered with the Coles Nurses' Registry you: brand; 12 1. afternoon, which was greatly enjoyed sure to please you; also several other (rood ,: to at 38 Courtland street, Bridgeport. brands. In Teas our i0c Japor Oolongcannot by all. be equaled for 50c in other places. Try a sample and you will want a pound. TELEPHONE SERVICE! Master Mollan's Sale. Groceries of all kinds. Felt and Rubber henry Gould Curtis, accom Boots, Arctics, Rubbers and shoes to lit all. Woodbury Local, iO.ai. $1.00 panied by his mother, Mrs W. R. Cur Mollan's shoe sale is still on. The Honey Saving Store. S. N. E. T. Co., 76 tis, nis first visit to home of paid the There are bargains to be had yet in Allen Joyce, A'MONTH his grandfather, Rev J. H. George, on tan 1 children's shoos, in and black, Roxbury Station, Conn PAYSjTHE BILL. Friday. in gun metal calf and kid, in broad HIS MASTER'S VOICE' toes and spring, safety and medium Mrs A. J. Cables of Bridgeport has H. E. GARLICK, The Church heels. Special values are given in SPECIAL. been the guest for several days of women's fine grade boots in different Veterinary, Mrs Charles P. Beardsley. ROXBURY. CONN. sizes. Some High Pressure received 50 VICTOR JR. Machines which we on sale styles, in broken partia 208-- We have just put Long Distance Telephone Power to-d- Sprayers together with fancy colored horn and six genuine Victor Records Mrs Charles F. Mrs ularly good, shoes for growing girls P. 8.: Any one wishing to communicate with Beardsley and 19-- and will deliver one of these outfits to the home of any respon-- . me over Local Telephone Call Fitted With at $12.10 A. J. Cables Dan- - nearing women's sizes, are in the re sible for the small sura of $1.00, balance can be paid in monthly passed Monday in party duction sale. Men's Burt & Packard payments of $1.00 or to suit bury. Andrew The "New Gasoline we can sell these outfits we won't Guaranteed and dull finish Puchala, Way" This is the lowest price for spot cash, patent ROXBURY. CONN those sold on and we to S. charge a cent for easy payments, agree exchange Herbert Clark of Brooklyn, N "Burrojaps" Korrect Shape shoes in Horse and Wagon Re- Engine. inside of three months for other of Shoeing. Carriage the outfit any time any type talking Y., was the guest of his Mr medium grade, are included in the pairing, ox shoeing $3 per pair and General name if are in any way dissatisfied. parents, Blacksmithing. Also all kinds of Machine "Goes and Goes machine you may you and Mrs R. Right." a to let the folks have the best kind of A. Clark, one day last sale. Rubbers for Anatomik shoes Work done. All kinds of steam and gasoline This is grand opportunity young Every after 4 we have 50 of these machines to week. Mr Clark has come art; at Mollan's. engines repaired. day Used for spraying high and low trees and music and other entertainment, only recently p.m., all kinds of Plumbing work done all kinds of foliage. in this way, if yon cannot call write us and we will send outfit into possession of a rare Masonic at your home when desired. Shop open week Tank, truck, pump, engine, tower and hose place days from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. delay-- but don't , Michael all complete as customer wishes. Engine can without delay. relic, the lambskin worn his Ex Representative Kil On and after Jan. 1, lsW. all work done Machines to $250.00 each sold for cash upron ry be quickly disconnected and used for sawing Other types of up eron pay- Hook strictly for cash. etc. The is sup- bride of Sandy paid a visit to wood, ments to suit you. . apron 208-- 5. in these times for New Telephone call Nearly everyone sprays We have some big m second hand machines which we have posed to be over 100 years old and Is Milford, Monday. good fruit. bargains is now the season for in for VICTORS. Stop in early and get one of these It lust towns, cities taken exchange highly prized by its owner. Herbert - and individuals to be getting ready fur spring R. H. Thomas, of the firm of Bee- have the affair this year come up to orders. We have full bargains. Clark is the master of Atlantic lodge, descriptive catalogue man, & Thomas, of New Mil last year's standard. The date is to and printed matter we would be pleased to Brooklyn. Strong send you. The Co., ford, paid a flying visit to town, Mon be Friday evening, February 12, and Originated and manufactured by Mr. S. B. Century Church of Seymour and Boston. Conn. Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith and day. an orchestra of first class musicians 837 and 839 Main St., Bridgeport, music. daughters arrived In town, Monday, will furnish the Tickets are Smith's Theatre. I Next to Open Evenings. and the lights once more shine out Preparations are now under way now cn sale and you should procure from the Naramore residence. for the annual library benefit dance. yours in order to encourage those in John J. Northrop, Agent, The affair last year was a social and charge. Keep the date, February 1 2, Miss Newtown, Conn. Mary E. Hall, well and favor- - financial success and it is planned to in mind and make your plans to go. 12 THE NEWTOYvN BEE, FRIDAY, .FEUUUAUY 12. 1009.

Chamberlain uric! N. U. Dull of Hart-for- d Q 0aDDaoQ3(DQQlR ana wyws.r, Hirman Cogswell. 0l55Dl2l5D5 i CRAY'S PLAIN SCHOOL, Doctors Howard Burr & Co The followliiK 1'npl! porfwt D ) say take Cod Liver Oil they uttoiidiuo durinu month of Jan-- , a : undoubtedly mean Scott's ui.'-y- Clink ami Clarence Ou. (JwurjiQ Emulsion. a Silt. would be as sensible rj For Infants nnd Children. Tln Bi'uool bus rivoiiily received It just Unco lilco jircsenia. Mrs II. W. for them to prescribe Quinine 0iio 1m preHomcd u nice globe. in its crude form as to pre- The Kind You Have F. Van 1.0HU of .New York gave h scribe Cod Liver Oil in its D ill Hie large double iiuiji of United States natural state. In a .uml the world. Mr and Mrs P. C. a Always Bough! LIcMilb g..v l .vo books. Little Womei) e PrcparationrorAs-slmilat'tn- fi Everything for KlrlH und Little Men for the boyg. Scott's tUcFocdandRcgula-tin- g andDowels of the Stomachs Bears the SMILE AND BE HAPPY. a A In the Line of . Good Advice. Emulsion Signature a hfcrful-ne- ss this season of tbe year you luar the oil is emulsified and made Tromotcs Digestion .C At to la and Rcst.Contains neiilicr M people make comment as which easy to takeeasy to digest Dress of the Some Opium,Morpliine nor Mineral. the shortest day year. and easy to be absorbed in to a Evening ot2C-Uicoti- are not sure of tbe day. But It does c. the body and is the most much which It In. not matter very natural and useful fatty footfto to have It J For tor the Earth means way feed and nourish the wasted Dope afouarSAMiuptram to itself. In doing things peculiar is known in medicine foyati Seal' In due season. body that Abt.Smn The day) uecomo short Then they begin all over again today. In can be found to take fpprmvit -- and In a short time the longest Nothing Hen. IHhuixJItllrSJa. So on In the make-u- p its If are run-dow-n Hin?Std-QmhU.'kq- v day appears. place. you of the earth. Hut with us It la dif- should take o tonrm tlavcK you it ferent. Our days are short at :he Use Send this advertisement together with name forConslipa-non- , here a Apcrfecl Remedy uest. We are for only little of paper In which it appear,, your address and a Sour Stomach,Diarrhoca cd we will tend while and we should, tn the time four cent, to cover postage, and o Worms .Convulsions Jcvcrish-ncs- s a "Complete Handy Atlal of the World." to us, do those things which will you and Over SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St, New York a Loss of Sleep. For cause some one to say that the world Facsimile Signature of Is better for our having aved in it. each We should do the things day 4 Years which give us pleasure and that bring o Howard Burr & Co,, NEW YORK. ? Thirty to those we come 4? Raise ). cheerful thoughts 0 In contact with, and not brood over 199 Main Street, Danbury. the things you cannot control. But Jj Poultry. smile and be contented with your 3 The Profits in Poultry W O D surroundings, and you will be Diest 9 EXACT COPY OF WBAEEEH. 43 on the Farm with sufficient of this worlds goods are greater c E. A. 43 compared with the space THt Of NTAUR aOMMNV. NCW VO Oil for your needs. Underhill. A3 given and money invested, l 1 71 tU QV ZUTZ l.:J t ZOAR. Jj product, providing you use J an te and o Mrs Jane Clark has returned to her hatching 43 brooding device. We car-- 1 home after a visit with her daughter, Stillman . " 43 ry in stock tho Genuine I Mrs Adams, of Great Ring. r wT" James O'Connel has moved to the Jjj Cyphers Incubators morris jj place. 50 to 300 Egir Capacity, CW Business Mrs H. C. Johnson and daughter, 43 Brooders 0 College. Grace, have spent a few days here, Cyphers 43 50 to 100 Chick Capacity, fr recently. MO Acknowledged by foremost Poultry- - iav Miss Mabel Clark has returned "1 men land State Experimental Col- - Ow AO leges to be the best Incubators and from a visit with her cousin, Miss Brooders made. 0Tl. - Monroe. AO Also a full llneof Adjustable Hov- lav Bessie B irr, of ers. Fountains. Feeders, Grit and 0 Before decide a business AO Shell Boxes, Dry Food Hoppers, ifu you upon college Bone Cutters, Punches, Wire Fenc- - Or At the Congregational church, Sun "AD lng, Tar Paper, Amattte Roolin?. Fgg lav course, not only read our catalogue through to Testers.Incubatorand Brooder The- i- Ow day morning, $779 was raised AO mometers. Disinfectants. Lice Pow- - law carefully, but pay us a visit. It will pay you. on a debt of $900 incurred in der. Lice Paint.l Nest Eggs, etc Or apply 1AO Send for our Free Catalogue 'de- - Ifc repairs on the parsonage. A black- scribing a full line of everything for 0 Catalogue Sent Upon Application. " the successful poultryman at board was used. It is,, believed the Aj full amount will be raised by another of Sunday, as a number of members 43The Pan bury Hard-- U the church were prevented by illness " and other causes from being present. ware Co 297, 299, 301, 303 Main Street, 43' of 249-2- 51 Main Exercises appropriate to Lincoln's 43 St DANBURY, CONNECTICUT. Memorial and the work of the 43 .... day i Danbury. American Missionary Association were 49 2 held, Sunday, at the Congregational church during the usual Sunday 3chool hour. Fourteen portraits of Lincoln were exhibited, and exercises of an appropriate nature followed. F. A. Hull & .n offering of $17 88 was taken up, Figured Foulards, Silk Mulls, which was doubled by a member of Son, he school, who offered to give an DANBURY, CT. Spangle and Pongee. amount equal to that which the Sun- day school should contribute. Four Summer Silks that surprise by their brilliancy and superior values over anything ever before produced. It is not an sermon H. Peck passed Sunday Sharp Shod hour too early to buy for the sun is already mounting higher and night and Monday in Bridgeport. higher and the snrintf sewintf must be under wav this month. F In 20 Minutes. Jp See these silks. spr The whist party under the auspices That's all the time SATIN-FINIS- it takes to H FOULARD- S- Twenty four inches wide, 98c yd. of Pootatuck. Grange, last week horse sharpen your with Blues, greens, browns, old rose, red and black. jfc-- was a en- Thursday evening, highly BANZAI SILK MULL Twenty-seve- n inches wide, 45c a yard. joyable affair, despite the somewhat Blues, tans, browns, greens, old rose and pink. fr crowded condition of the NEVERSLIP SPANGLE SILK-Twenty-- seven inches wide, 50c a yard. Two & " ' Grange hall, II irrTWIIIIII 1 --Mm Red Calks. ouauca vx vaLavv ua, xux 1 which was taxed to its utmost capa- Tip viuc, xiic, gxajr, xjcautixui ouuuuci guwus. city. Refreshments of punch and We ahve an unusual large stock of SHEKMAN COGGSWELL, CALKS and SHOES and can filllall or- cake were served, and the evening ders promptly. The Veteran New Preston Choir Leader, Who Relates, in Anoth- was voted a great success. The McLEAN BR.OS., were awarded as follows: First WHOLESALE- - AND RETAIL. er Column, An Interesting Reminiscence of Lincoln, prizes 221 Main St., Danbury. Telephone 157. ladies, Mrs S. C. Glover, 36, bon-bo- n dish; first gentlemen's, John C. Beers, WlriMMMt clinch it. Directly in front of the 45, pickle fork; second ladies, Mrs W. Hi; The Newtown Bee. speaker stood a man in the crowded A. Canfield, 34, silver jewel case; jaiag. it aisle, mouth wide open, swallowing second Freuerick B. jfm,jjngjangFwK Km& Newtown, Friday, February 12, 1909. gentlemen's, every word. He attracted the atten- Lake, 39, cup and saucer; third of as Mr Lin- DOWN L . tion the audience and ladies, Mrs Wallace N. Mitchell, 33, MARK SALE coln, as it seemed, dropped his words six fruit cake; third gentle Of TOWN TOPICS. pound Hub Runners. Robes and Blankets into the man's mouth his laughter at men's. Rodney Shepard, 38, Ideal the month of the stories was taken up and repeated meat chopper; fturth ladies, Mrs Portland Cutters, During February. A REMINISCENCE OF LINCOLN. by the throng. After Mr Lincoln's Charles Glover, 31, fancy china Two Seat Sleighs. nomination a Wide-Awa- Glee club cracker jar; fourth gentlemen's, Wal W. W. Stevens & was I Business Sleighs.' Co., BY SHERMAN COGSWELL. formed and had the honor of ter Finch, 35, box cigars; fifth ladies, I ' 16 Conn. j being chosen as leader. We marched Mtes box of Farm Bobs. Whitest., Danbury, To Editor 01 The Newtown Cornelia Morehouse. 30, the k Workmen foriEepairing. and hurrahed and sang: B. v Competent Bee: When Lincoln aeuvered his cigars; fifth gentlemen's, James Heavy Bobs, silver sixth nr hf Mf tf mt ay afj ac jar 3Mr 3tufl 3Bjaa& Cooper Institute speech in New York Republicans rally, our Union defend, Nichols, 33, berry spoon; Light Grocer Bobs? he it at New Vivla honest Abe, ladies', Mrs Frederick Briggs, one "'' by request repeated Material. I em Then Wide-Awake- s, dozen oranges; sixth gentlemen's, Eli Sleigh Haven and IWeriden. was then up boys, rally EEV0LTS AT COLD STEEL. . WASHINGTON ONCE GAVE UP ' Can't SHp, and Row and teach Wide-Awake- s, Beers, 30, box of cigars; seventh NEVERSLIP, ployed as assistant farmer tiorje Shoes and Calks. One, two, ladies', Mrs Frederick B. Lake, 27, er of music at the Institution then three, hip, hip, hurrah, HARNESS AM) HORSE GOODS. "Your only hope," said three doc- To three doctors; was kept In bed Vivla honest Abe. book; seventh gentlemen's, Stanley known as the State Reform School at Send tor cuts and prices. tors to Mrs M. E. Fisher, Detroit, for five weeks Blood poison from a Blackman, 29, eighth Meriden. Wnen Lincoln entered the pair gloves; from severe rectal spider's bite caused large, deep sores Another song which was composed We have everything for the Mich., suffering Town hall the Lad been ladies', Miss Fannie Daniels, 25, to cover The meeting by a member of the cluo I give: Farm ans Dairy, Blacksmith trouble, "lies in an operation. Then his leg. doctors failed book; Mrs Alice Wildman and Wal- then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve com- called to order and Judge Brooks had and Wagonmaker at Right I used Dr King's New Life Pills," been chairman. I remem- Rejoice, rejoice, the promised time is lace N. Miichell won the consolation Prices. pletely cured me," writes John appointed she writes, "till wholly cured." They of Tex. noticed coming. prizes. Sleigh Bells, Chimes," Fur Washington, Bosqueville, ber well the smile that was prevent cure constipa- For eczema, boils, burns and From east to west, from north to Robes, Blankets, Carriage Heat appendicitis, piles its over the audience when tall Abraham tion, headache. 25c at R. H, Beers 25c at R. H. Beers & Co., Mr and Mrs George B. Beers, Mr ers, etc. supreme. H. south, & Co., Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Newtown; Curtis & Co., San- Liaco!n was escorted ir. by Orviile Mr and Mrs Taylor, Abe Lincoln's name's i:i every mouth. and Mrs Frank Gilbert, Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Gou-let- t, dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Piatt and introduced to the chairman two For Lincoln he will bring relief, E. M. Peck all enjoyed a days Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, a man hardly five feet in hoight. W. B. W. B. So freemen stay in New York, last week, and F.A.Hull&Son, Easton; Hawley, Sherman; Easton; Hawley, Sherman; round your chief, Con-ne- ry Con-ne- ry When Lincoln began his speech, bis rally Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Nation shall be while there attended the Hippodrome. arms seemed to be in the way, but he Rejoice, rejoice, the Danbury, Conn. Bros., Georgetown; R. F. Smith Bros., Georgetown R. F. Smith, free. West Cornwall; S. J. West S. J. soon that he had any arms and visited friends Blackman, Cornwall; Blackman, forgot Mrs W. J. Driscoll Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., G. W. Hurlburt & Co., most Little did we think that the Hawleyville; delivered one of the telling in Bridgeport, last Friday. Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- speeches against slavery I ever heard. prophecy contained in that song Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; tion; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; W. in and Mrs George Ruffells, Sr., at Haw-leyvill- e. New Beard- He had the faculty of using language woud be fulfilled. The war came on L. C. Nicholson spent Sunday W. N. Noble, Milford; E. H. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. " New & Wil- could understand. His and the slaves were freed. It is a Great Plain, Danbury, the guest of his Beardsley, Preston; Wetterau sley, New Preston; ;Wetterau that a child & C. me Leach. Williams, Washington Depot; liams, Washington Depot; Harry power to demonstrate was the subject pleasure to to think that I did my sister, Mrs Lewis South C. P. Lucius Hawley, of the firm of Haw-le- y P. Williams, Britain; Harry Brown, South bury; Williams, of much comment in the daily papers little part though small it seemed Brown, Southbury; Perkins Bros., South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- real estate dealers of Dpn-bur-y, Ruffells, Jr., of Bridgeport Bros., W. N. W. N. Pen-fie- ld the next day. After he made his then. Only three members of the George Warren; Hurd, Long Hill; ren; Hurd, Long Hill; with his parents, Dea was in town on Monday. , Penfield & Craig, Stepney Depot & Craig, Stepney Depot arguments he had a story to tell ti Glee club are now living, Prof L. p. spent Sunday THE NEWTOWN; BEE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1909. 13

have bad a telephone placed la the Financial Institution. Fininsla! ItitltJtliii. tort and guarantee to give aUi The Newtown Bea faction on all orders Intrusted to SAVED A The Randall Company, Mortv Newtown, Friday, February IS, 1909, thtm. They will open the store for Household Cash Register business about Monday, Fehiuary 15. (Chartared) New Mllford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent, . 25 ycirn xiwrl(mw. on land.. v ADVANTAGES OF BELONG- Bd Washington, THE Nut a dollar lout In 35 yean exiwrleneo In Miami ING TO THE GRANGE, AN AD- FROM AN I ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE DRESS MADE BY E. A. PAUR, OlMES DIME MASTER OF BETHEL GRANGE F. H. Barneg, P. Stlllman Call and NO. 164. AT THEIR INSTALLA- WEUMKK 'ritEI'OU.eVINU C. B. Tiylor, Danbury. TION OF OFFICERS, JANUARY GUARANTEED STOCKS i J. 8. DavlB, Brooklyn, N. Y. 21, 1906. 4riHlw.ClivulaiHl& IMtlsliiirir pcTfenf.. OPERATION Pennsylvania Guarantee: 17 ln. I'll U.. I'l. & I'lilu. 7 el. E. Charles E. A. Wayne lnr II. Cameron, Hall, Friends and patronB, I suppose I have 'in h. I'iiUihI N. ,T. ft. U. & (.'anal Co. 10 pr rt. ;ii Sum & 7 F. II. New been chosen to address you on "The m hIi. Morris Km' ixr cunt. J. Beoeher, Siranton, & W, D. L. Guarantee: 2 nil. N. Y., Lack. & Wi-a- S ucr "The Advantages of Belong- font. Haven. Grange", 111"" - 25 slut, ikwi'ito & Kyrai'UMt P per cmii, ing to the Grange" and "Farming", :u nli I'tii-a- , C'lmiiumflt & tiuw)iuiiitiius Val, 6 p c. Wllllom S. I). Green, New Vitllt-- Green, on the supposition that what a man 72 nim. Kullroiid J jHir win. ByLydiaE.Pinkham's i Wllford. knows the least of he is the best able 67 nh. it arri-i- Kail wail 7 iM'r mm. II. L. Knupp, Norwalk. to talk about. Well, I'll try to tuMt to N. Y. Central Guarantee: and Vegetable Compound a Walter L. Dougherty, W. D. Mot- you about these things anyhow, Start Savings Account with the HINCKS BROS. & Bond let you judge how much or how little Newtown Savings Bank now and get CO., Dealers, New Tink-ham- 's 2117 her, lork. I know about them. I am not a mem- Louisville, Ky.-"L- ydia E. one of those novel Silver Steel Home Court Exchange BIdg., State St., Bridgeport, Conn cer-- hr and Mrs J. F. Angevlne, Rev ber of very long standing in the Vecetable Compound has Safes which will Tt'liiiihonoit 1705, 17iu and IIW7. . a keep your savings and Mrs C. A. Pk'kttt, Warren. Grange, and as a faamer I have not tunny done me under lock and key, yet always in even first of world of good and make mon- R. II. Silvernale, Laaeville. planted my crop tnrnips. plain sight. They saving And that is perhaps just as well, as on I cannot praise it ey a and teach the entire M. J. suffered pleasure Cain, Wdterbury. account of the hot weather, last sum- enough. I family the habit of accumulation and F. .IJ. Andrews, Falls Village. mer, they would have fallen off the fromirregularities, thrift. were dizziness, nervous- Augustus Schubert, Oneida, X. Y. trees anyhow before they ripe. The most satisfactory and desirable Now this is one of the advantages of ness, and a severe The City National Beoik, A. Bentley, Watertown. female Holiday Gift possible. i. belonging to the Grange, all our older trouble. Call or send to the bank and of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn.1 Thomas Taft, Mlddletown. LydiaEJ'inkham's open members, who are practical farmers, an account with one dollar or more, John A. Lynch, Christopher Hel are able to foretell the weather for six Vegetable Com- has restored and receive one of these safes. man, Jr., Bruce H. Conger, Fred E. months ahead in any part of the United pound ESTABLISHED 1854. States J except Danbury and Bethel. me to perfect Brown, James Michael, Bridgeport. health and me Capital, $250,000.00 But the way it has been changing here kept Newtown Savings Bank A. from the and Profits, 340,000.00 H. Doremus. New Canaan. lately can't blame them for that. operating Surplus you be this A. C. Kelsey, Hartford. can also tell you the probable table. I will never without ARTHUR They medicine in the house." Mrs. Sam'l T.NETTLETON, Howard S. Palmer, New Haven. rainfall ane its effect in filling any reservoir in the country, excepting the Lee, 8523 Fourth St., Louisville, Ky. Treasurer. FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. Homer W. Munscn, Northampton, Bethel reservoir. A peculiar fact Another Operation Avoided. H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Mass. reservoir is that no about the Bethel Adrian, Ga. "I suffered untold E. S. Culver, Worcester, Mass. matter what the rainfall, we are al- misery from female troubles, and my We Offer, F. G. Howard, II. II. Worthlagton, ways cautioned not to use so much doctor said an operation was my only and I dreaded it almost as i.' Springfield, Mass. water. It seems it never gets really chance, (Subjoctto sale, thefol-loftln- Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 much as death. Lydia E. Pinkham's Ilrst iitwtlated an on Gustav New York. which takes murtirages by Werner, full. This is a frea it Vegetable Compound completely cured Improved llrlditoport Heal Estate. Notes liave Allison P. Smith, Newtown. farmer to ex- me an Interest coupons attached, principal and In- CHARLES 6. SANFOED, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest more than a practical without operation.'' Lena V. terest at our bank. E. F. D. 3. payable O. II. BROTH WELL. Cashier. plain. A practical politician might Henry, Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. BUSINESS CHANGE AT WASHING of suc- .Vi be able to do so, much better. But Thirty years unparalleled S I $ two 6 per cent Vacant lot Administrators and Others Mon cess confirms the power of E. aw two " " Trustees, Holding TON DEPOT. come I didn't Lydia " " to back to the turnips Pinkham's Compound to 30 7(H) 6 In Trust Vegetable 5 3.'0 700 ti " eys a brother vol-u- Great are it I was informed by cure female diseases. The great 51-- changes impending, plant. m i,m 1,200 Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call unsolicited constant- IKK) 1,5110 51-- appears, in a business way, in Wash- in the Grange that we would have a of testimony Vacant lot edupon for a statement of the account. Tbe checks (vouchers for tbe expenditure) plus tag in 1.000 2.S00 6 " l,t00 mum non the tur- ly pouring proves conclusively that " oaiance equals tne total amount oi money in trust, simple, is a ington, April 1. Mr Belfonti, the very wet summer and that Com- .1.500 2,500 5 1.500 We solicit your account, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable 5 " now would rot on the 2,500 4,500 3,000 fruit dealer, located in Bader's nips probably pound is a remarkable remedy for those 2.S00 5.000 5 " 3.000 " oc- 1 was in- feminine ills from which 3.50 5.000 5 3.500 First National Bank, block, will move to the store now stalks; also as reliably distressing " suffer. 8.500 6,000 0 3,500 more so women 51-- 930 Main Conn. cupied by Mrs William Kilborn. Carl formed, tlure was lots money many 8.700 ti.000 2 " 3.700 Street, Bridgeport, 9.000 6 " 5.000 Bader, the and success- in chickens and I guess there is. I 4,500 enterprising A similar line of Bridgeport Mortgages can mar- know a of in Stocks and ful market man, will enlarge his couple people living w;-.- usually be furnished. Bonds, a guest, last wetk, of Mr and Mrs New York Stock Ex- the store now used dethel, who have put lots of money listed or unlisted on the ket, adding by Davie' H. Taylor. change. Also deal in Real Estate, Insurance 1866 Mr Belfonti to his market. Mr Bader in ehfekens. aitd its in yet. I suppose and Surety Bonds. Established A. C. T. Wheeler of Hoyt's Hill, never it out. Anyhow I buys beef by the carload, and while they'll get who liar the misfortune to fall in his ; BURR & KNAPP, The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. having storage facilities at his ice decided to invest the money I saved home hitting an eicow and ba'ly Bankers and desires to make his market by not turnips in milk Brokers, house, planting straining the ligaments ?f the aim, more convenient to his Mrs chickens. Milk-chicke- are a new Tel. 423, 923 Main Street. patrons. which laid nim up for a few days, is & Luther BRIDGEPORT. CONN. T. L. Watson Co., is to one of brand of fowl, invented, by Kilborn to remove the now able to be at his work at the Fay houses owned Woodruff. Burbmk o: som orner g.'after. Von BANKERS BROKERS by Henry & Gorman hat factory-Willia- to know it's awful inconvnient have Matsu-facturi- Ellis, of the Ellis Stocks and Bonds ROMFORD. a lot of cows around Stevenson. standing eating Co., was in Newtown, last a lot of hay at $20 a ton, and taking : Corner Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs David Hurlourt has been sick week Thursday, on business. THE WASHINGTON CONCERT. a lot of room that would be of for several weeks. She is now in the up Mrs Charles Smith of Elm street ON DEPOSITS. more use as links or 12, there INTEREST hospital at Danbury. golf something has returned home from a two weeks' Friday evening February ike Besides, we need our ba n will ba a concert at the church, given Joseph Terreck had the misfortune ttjat visit with friends in Washington, D. now-a-da- to our automobiles R. S. tor and his children. to lose a horse recently. It was keep C. ly Washing in. So it seemed to me a bully trans- - Mr has given, a concert 3tnicl bv a freight train. Mr Terrsek That the electric lights installed Washington tiosition: to have chickens that would h i'e once before which was very en- of & was passing over. the. jtrack with a by tne borough for the lighting of the Prepayment James Staples Co., milk," so to speak; particular tertaining and a decided success. load of wood. r lay public thoroughfares are giving the as all were to for feed The concert will be followed a Debentures. Bankers and Lester Harvey attended the Grand ly they require best of satisfaction in almost every by Brokers, milk-wee- d, ana we are for ihe I of tbe Masons in New Haven, was grass and in supper and the yroceeis odge section, is proven by the manner Middlesex 1S9 State Street, Corner Court, have lots of that all over the bor- benefit oi t e (lurch. The Banking a few days ago. which they are praised by not only So I laid in a stock of about BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Patrick Rouse, an aged resident of ough. the citizens of the town, but those Company 100 of these milch-chicken- s; each SaiOOLS MONDAY. Warren, formerly of Washington, has from outside as well. In fact it is r.LOSBD, River- Meri-de- n. chicken will a quart a day The Half Wuy River and tbe of Middletown, Connecticut, gone to see his son, James, in lay only claimed by not a few that Bethel is ow- :" and you need a lot to start a milk side schools were closed, Monday, Will and accrued interest ior the better lighted at the present time pay par Deposits received subject to check and In- route. Now, I know lots of people in to the cold weather and the snow 3 other much ing D terest allowed at the rate of per cent on bal- than many places larger Debentures of Series 74, ances of $500 or over. The contract for the plumbing and Bethel: that's one advantage of banks, which made it impossible for in size. While it will undoubtedly due October 1, 1908, Surety Bonds furnished. in the new schoolhouse has belonging to the Grange; and I fig- the' teachers to reach tneir :cliools. heating be necessary to readjust a few of the upon presentation at the office of the Com- Will act as Trustees or Administrators in been let to Henry Foulois, who will ured out, tliat if some milk-me- n I pany. the settlement of Estates or in the care of lights, the majority have been found property generally, install one of the Ideal steam know, could, with threo cows (two of Mrs Michael Hunihan is in the heating to be well and to good Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private placed give of them dry) supply a milk route of, 50 New Haven hospital whe'e she is re rooms for use customers. . plants. service. Tne all-nig- ht service is also of the firm of customers, shouldn't I, with 100 covering from an operation. Henry Williams, why something which is especially appre- Wtterau & has rented a quarts of milk a day from my chick- Mr and Mrs C. B. Wooster of An- - Williams, ciated by everyone. The P. L. Holzer. F. T. Staples ens the of the sonia last part of the house of H. W. Woodruff. and with help brook, Dr A. E. Barber has had a tele visited at Stiles I.oveland's, Mr Woodruff will add a kitchen on be able to supply 200 customers a week. Bridgeport phone installed in his home on Cen National Bank. to Mr Williams' apartments and make day. At 10c a quart that's $20 a day ter street. Ch?"les Haranc has recently been tnere's millions in it. I was to Jfew York, where he sold a extensive improvements. Why, Mrs George E. Beard of Center St., large From the day of Its opening 1806, down to the William Bader Sunday, to charge 10c because each cus- number of 'urs. in December, present The passed going is in Stockbridge, Mass., spending a time, the business of this Bank has Bridgeport Trust 31, at N. J, tomer gets guaranteed milk; the milk gone forward without interruption and, January Upper Montclair, few days with her sister, Mrs Charles well same individual or never before has it been so pre- Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was from the cow, Tucker. S0IDIER BA1KSDEATH PLOT. pared to meet and satisfy the needs of Company, its as now. of each Well, it patrons 169-1- the guest at luncheon, Friday, rather chicken, day. Bank has maintained a State St., Bridgeport, Conn. seemed to A. a civil This always Hon John Brinsmade. wasn't a success. Good friends tell It J. Stone, specie and currency basis and are still Chapin wants be- Monroe. war veteran of Kemp, Tex., that a prepared to do so for the business me (that's another advantage of of all its plot, existed between a desperate patrons. Capital, surplus and undi- longing to the Grange; you'll always to cause Bethel. A GREAT BUTTER RECORD. lung trouble and the grave T. B. DEFOREST. President. vided find friends to tell about his death. "I contracted a stubborn profits, $300,000.00 good you Mr and Mrs J. M. Lake of Elm St., F. N. BENHAM, Cashier. too I cold," he writes, "that developed a NEW HATTING FIRM. things, after it is late) that five have kept the past year grade that stuck to me, in of Receives Deposits subiect to check, allowlni chnse the wroi g breed of fowl. I had cough 'spite A new hatting firm has been or Jersey cows which have a record of all remedies for years. My weight Interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. Leghorns, and !iese are to darned ran 1301bs. Then I cents oaie Deposit Boxes. ganized here, forming a company to which they are justly proud. There down to began Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee used to to Dr New or in active, th'.y hop up ld use Discovery, any Fiduciary "be known a& the Alert Hat Manufac- anybov: were two heifers, one Kings The Capacity. on off which restored my health complete- and down, and and their three-year-o- turing Co. The members of the new ld heiier, one now 1781bs." se- F. W. was ly. I weigh For MARSH, President.' perches all day. That the whole feight-year-o- la firm are Samuel Wilson, Edward and one cow ana from vere Colds, obstinate Coughs, Hemor- Earner ORANGE MERWIN, VicePres't, e n Wage EGBERT C. The ilk got churned 'round rhages, and to event MARSH, Secretary. White, .!. Fred Sterile and Harry r'il April 1, 19,08, to February 1, 1909, Asthma, pi E.H.JUDSON Treasurer. too much and all Ihey would lay v, u,s Pneumonia it's unrivaled. 50c and More than anyone O'Connell. The officers of the com- they have made 1920 pounds and five hunks of so I it $1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by else should cultivate the Samuel butter; gave up. ounces of butter besides what saving pany are, Wilson, president; using R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor habit and own a bank account. J. cream or milk wanted for their & P. J. Gar- Edward White, , they Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; when sick Mechanics' and Farmers vin, L. There is no telling . Fred Sterlie, secretary and treasurer There is a rumor out that another own use. , Tnese are actual facts and Bethel; Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. B Haw-le- y, ness or lack of work may cut off Savings Bank C. O'Connell will act as sals- - new hat is to be opened in not a newspaper story. Mr Lake Harry factory Sherman; Smith Bros., Corn- all sources of income and place man for the company. Ine new firm Bethel in the near future. does not grain his cows very heavily wall N.w Baik BuiUiif, Wall Bridge; Oonnery Bros., George- your family in hard straits St.,Briitprt has rented the building on Beaver St., Dr inward Gumbart, head master but gives the best of care and plenty town; R, F. Smith, West Cornwall; S. G. W. Hundreds of working people m owned by Chauncey Donald, which of South Nerwalk High school, will of hay and grass and milks and feeds J. Blackmail, Hawleyville; Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906, 3,873,773.29 Hurlburt & Co., Allen this own their own homes he used for a cider and saw deliver a lecture before the teachers them regularly. Roxbury; county Surplus and Interest, 160,681.68 formerly Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. W. throcgh first starting an account mill, and are this building In of the public schools and citizens of W. N. Noble, putting Mrs Edward E. Curtiss, who has Hatch, Bridgewater; with us and saving regularly. Assets, 14,034,454.97 first class condition for the Bethel on Friday evening, February hatting been ill with and New Milford; E.'H. Beardsley, New Number of depositors, 11,587. quite the measles & business and expect to start work at 12, in the basement of the Congre Preston; Wei.terau Williams, Deposits of $1 to $1000 received and Interest grip, is now gaining slowly. Her from the of once. The company for tne present gational church on the subject, "The Washington Depot; Harry Brown, credited first each month, payable mother, Mrs William F. Selleck, is C. P. Williams, South BRIDGEPORT In January and July of each year. Incorpor- will buy hats in the rough and finish Preparation for Life in the Modern Southbury; ated 1873. caring for her. Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W. them up. They began getting out School.'' Dr Gumbart is the state N. Penfleid & gAVINGS JJaNK Miss Lydia Hinmn.who has been ill Hard, Long Hill; OmOERS samples last week, and expect to have lecturer on pedagogy and is sent by Craig, Stepnev Depot. the measles Is now nice- 1842) JohnL.Wessel8, President. teach' with gaining (Incorporated business rushing in a few days. the state. It is hoped that tne Marshall E. Morris, I and able to be about the house. CORNER MAIN AND ;STATE STS.. Vice PreridenU. ers, pupils and parents will be pres ly Fredk. B.Hall, NEW BAKERY. Mrs G. R. Baskeville was ill, last ent to profit by this aaaress as it Bridgeport, Conn. L. 8. Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer. week, with the grip and under Dr 60 "YEARS' J. W. Dayton and Rudolph Hurze-le- r must appeal to these interesfed in EXPERIENCE Wales' care. have formed a partnership, rented school work in Bethel. February 12 Frank Hart of Hotchkissville was W. J. Nichols' building, formerly oc- being the 100th anniversary of Lin the guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs cupied by W. T. Wright, the plumber, coin's birthday, this lecture may be William H. Lee on Meadow Hill. and have fitted it up for a first class considered a part of the school cen Long Mis3 Mary Kinney of New York, bakery. The front room of the store tennial exercises given In his honor. I A The best to get who Is spending a few weeks with I ay will be used as a show- - and salesroom George E. Cole and George W. Eoe MSTrade Marks or what you want, to her sister, Mrs C. H. Bennett, on and the back room tor a bakery where have received from Gov Liliey their rid of what Long Meadow Hill and who has been rrtfO Copyrights 4c. get you have, an oven in- appointments as notary for Anyone lending a sVetcti and dMcriptton m1 Is use they public fre whether n don't want, to tons. ill, is now improving slowly. quickly ucerlaln our opinion stalled which weighed 16 The two years. invention Is probably patentable. Communion, The Bee's advertising Henry Wildman of Juong Meadow tionmrtctly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent basement will be used for a store Fay & Gorman are having 15 new lent free. Oldest agency for lecurlnn patents. columns. Try the Hill is erecting a large Ice house at Patents taken tbroueh Muno Co. receive room. Besides their store they will lathes put in at their hat factory at pedal notice, without charge. In the "sm ill" ads t ic 1 his place. ' w run a wagon about BetheL It will be Fountain place. Scientific American, word, one week. the aim of of the new firm to use the W. B. Judd of Golden Hill had the A handsomely lllnrtrafed! weekly. largest elf. best materials market affords and misfortune to lose BTOniA. eolation of any soientlDo Journal. Terms, 3 the a valuable dog, lha Hinq Yoa Haw BMTltl Always Boip year ; four months, U Sold bj all newsdealers. the 'best last week. give the public possible Bifaatut wUN?l&Co.36,BfM"'Newyorl( .Miss Glover goods that can be produced. They Florence of Newtown of Branch Office, S T 8U Washington, I). & u THE NjSW fOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1909.

Foibury. Newtown Bee if The Whoa yon mk for tlio Da.'ld Gillette l ill with pneu monia and under the doctor's care. & Co Newtown, Friday, rt.rury mm BEST COUGH CURE Smith, Murray Mrs Julia Curtis If visiting her not and do gt aunt Mrs Ambrose Wlllsey. Adelaide Pons with New Fairfield spent Sunday Balsam relatives in Brldgewater, Kemps The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Con NEWS HEREABOUTS. gregational church gave another nt You are not getting the beat and will NEW SILKS. dinner at the church New Haven, Conn. Oeo'ie Stevens has beea oi the lo disappointed. KEMP'S BALSAM parlors, other Wednesday noon. Blik lint for a few days, but is re- cats no more than any cout;h entitled to Mrs Barnes of Stony Creek Is visit- covering. remedy, and you are the New patterns, new colorings and dependable Qualities ask for 1U ing her friend, Mrs William Stephens. Tln.re wis ft sociohip and dance 8l best when you at small A very pleasant church sociable prices, the home of Mr and Mrs Hill on Fri- Kemp's Bukam will stop any cough was held home of Miss .Bros." batin Messalmes at 59c a The that can be by at the Frances Cheney yard. day n'cht. stopped any medicine, cure that cannot be eared Barnes, last Wednesday evening. reputatiion of Cheney Bros, stands for the wearing quali Daniel Martin, with his mother and and ooughe other medicine. There was a large attendance. The ties of these and the are suitable for two sisters, hine moved their house- - by any Messalines, colorings It is the Bost Cough Cure. beautiful moonlight evening and fine street or nold goods to New York, where they always eitbir evening wear, soft, clinging and lustrous. Annual all 50o. and sleighing tempted a large number. will make their foture home. At druggists, 25c, $L All the new shades. A fine lunch was served. Eddie Martin, of Patterson, N. V., Don't accept anything else. Sale William Retalllck has bought the February spent Sunday wlti Mr and MrsArthur house north of A. L Houge's at the Printed Seco Silk Pongees, 50c Chase. Quality, of Station, owned by James Matthew-so- n, At 39c A Yard. Foster has10 of Hun Byron pairs and will move from the Center which were sent Southville. garian partridge into it in the early spring. ifor an inexpensive Summer Silk there is nothing made nlm by the Gome Warden to County Edward Wetmore purchased an to these new Silks. Printed on self -- colored dot be cared for until time to release THE RICHMOND CLARK HOUSE equal automobile in New York, last week, an In woods. BURNED. grounds, they have additional charm, entirely different them the and came up with it one of the cold Mr and Mrs M. J. Barrett of Dan-bur-y srom anything shown in the city. Beautiful assortment of Linens. The peope of this place were days. Mr and new and to select remember visited their parents, shocked last week Friday morning, to Mr and Mrs Ruby Bernhardt and colorings patterns from, and on Mrs Richard Barrett Sunday. hear that Frank Carlson's family had Mr and Mrs Cayton Squire attended they are 27 ircb.es wide. Relief met to The Board of adjust been burned out. The house Is better the ball given by the young people of Left Aisle, Rear. on 1st and the Sth of This annual event offers a the taxes the known as the Richmond Clark house. Brldgewater in their hall last Friday the month and wllf meet again on D. N. Clark of Shelton as the owner. great many opportunities to evening. the 15th. About five o'clock Friday morning Mr During the high winds that pre- purchase at saving prices fell from a Charles Turner ladder, Carlson waked suddenly with the vailed Saturday afternoon, a large Bleached u-ea- his foot Wash Goods. Damask, last Wednesday, and injured room full of smoke. He got up as spruce tree in the yard of Mrs Marion confined to the Damask. Bleached Napkins, so that he has been soon as possible and found the back Barnes was blown over, falling on the . .Prettiest lot we have ever had and Plain f,ilk finish fab- Glass Cloths, Towels and house since. of the house on fire. Theie was bare- roof but doing no damage. Pongee, a new attended the the test. Our stock was selected to ric this season. No It is an occasion About 20 couple ly time to get his family out. His color missing. Toweling. at the Town hall on Friday were barefoot In meet the requirements of the most Special at 19c a yard. should not overlooked dance wife and little boy Weston. that be to Mr John' fastidious, Foreign and home mar- night. the snow but were taken Silk Gingham one of the hand' by hotel and boarding house son's remains a as ABOUT TOWN. kets contributed their best. Very low house. It mystery AFFAIRS somest washable fabrics in an elegant as as fire started. Mr Carlson prices rule. keepers well private PEMBROKE DISTRICT. to how the Mr assortment of patterns. 25c a and Mrs George Gilford enter GINGHAMS Our new yard. housekeeoers. because it will Mrs C. Barnum has moved back to and family have the sympathy' of the Spring line, tained the iNorfield Aid society on thousands of of Nev Scotch Ginghams in plaid, to her farm the hlli. whole community. yards pretty patterns certainly prove beneficial upon Saturday evening. stripe and even check effects. Only W. re- in every popular make, 7c, 10c, 12y2c Mr and Mrs Alfred Morgan David of N the choicest :ocketbook. Anticipate Eli Smith is on the sick list at tne Godfrey Portchester, and 15c a ,?ard colorings and you will your orae, this week, after spend- turned of Isaac Smith. Dr Y., spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs want to buy them at 25c a vour men wants for months and home his son, h Manchester Percales, hun- quickly ing a few days in Stratford D. B. Morehouse. Ryder is in attendance. dreds of new on and yard. ahead among friends. patterns light Bridgeport, Mr and Mrs L. M. Gould . tore M. Northrop entertained the entertain' darks value 12V2c. The new plain and Mr and Wtb rieoige Frost spnt grounds, Special stnped Pongees Sewing Circle, last week Thursday ed guests from Ridgefleld, Sunday. 10c a at 37y?(i a See the new color- with friends iu Bethel. yaid. yard. Sunday Miss Frederica 36-in- afternoon. The next meeting will be Faulhaber, is in Cair.Mcs and ex- ings ust on the counter. The richest 'of farme's f round hero Ferrates, j Cloths. Most the is New York for a few days. Table with Mrs Kinney. It hoped all tra fine quality in pretty Jacquard and most silVy ?cod shown. have their ico houses, filled. Mr and Mrs Arthur jet will be present as there is plenty of Nichols of patterns for Waists and value Nothing like them for waists or Alfred Morgan, Jr., siient Satur- dresses, work. Ridgefleld were Sunday guests of Mr 25c. dresss n the $2.75 In Nev Special 15, a yard. following: Light Blue, Damask Table Cloths that are marked day and Sunday with lriends and Mrs R. C. Williams. and less than that price will be sola lor Boe Fancy waistings, 34 inches wide, Helio, Pink, Old Eose, Garnet, Tan, t.hftri t.h mnlar nrine. Preston. Mrs J. P. Fitch spent a few days, Damask Table Cloths that are marked 13 dots, figures, stripes and plaids all Cadet, White, vory and Black. Value to S5 will be sold at 50 cents less than last week, with Mrs D. L. Rowland and up new. Value 37130. Special 19c a 50c. Your choice, 370 a yard. regular prices. South Britain. and Mrs W. P. Rowland in Any cloth marked $5.25 and over that price Redding, yard. Left Aisle, Front. will be sold lor Si less tnan regular price. Stevenson F. of is WESLEY FuwLErt. Piatt, Westport, painting several vehicles for L. M. Gould. AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAIN- The was saddened by Edson Gould spent at his Table MENT. community Sunday Napkins. the sudden death of Wesley Fowler home in Redding. ' S. and his chil Damask Table Napkins marked $2.75 a doz- R. T. Washington which occurred Saturday evening. Mr and Mr3 Patrick Coglan form- en and under that price, will be sold for 25c concert of dren will give a consisting Mr Fowler had the misfortune to erly of were in Sun- 1 ess than regular prices. Weston, town, & Co. Table marked $3 to $5 a songs, quartets, piano and vocal solos, Damask Napkins break mis arm in a cutter, Wednes- day. ,. Smith, Murray will be sold for 50c less than doien regular duets and recitations in the church, Miss Irene is prices. day, and was promptly attended byDr Perry the guest of her 12. Many Conn. All Napkins marked 35.50 a dozen and over Friday evening, February Seibert and Dr Crane and every hope sister, Mrs Rufus Buttery, of Silver-.min- e. Bridgeport, will be sold at $1.00 less than prices regular of the songs are the old plantation was entertained for his recovery as. rne'.odles which are always enjoyable the arm was doing well. ; Reaction 'L. M. Gould captured a fine gray In Oi which Mr committee, John S. W. B. and the singing began shortly before eight' o'clock fox, last Saturday. Monroe. Thornhill, is The Roe, B. Ha Washington very proficient. Saturday evening, and he passed Mr and Mrs Henry Merwin Trow- Percy wley, Charles Stuart. children's talent AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Artnur S. Mansfield, Mon Washington along away immediately. He leaves a wife bridge welcomed a little son, last Edward line is well known as have trose, F. P. Elsenboss; this they and son, an aged father and mother week. .'. Miss Ethel'WheeJer is out of town pursuers.H, You can well afford to been heard here several tiroes with L. Foote, Thomas P. James and several brothers and sisters who , W. P. Lockwood ana Mrs A. E. for a few days. Bristol, use much A very delightfu1 Lee, Merrltt M. Clark, "William H- - only pleasure. have the sympathy of the whole town Turney had their ice houses filled, Miss Charlotte E. Beardsley of is assured to all. The con Camp, Eugene Lake, Euward Mon- evening where he was well known and well last week. Hartford has visited her mother, Mrs which is for the benefit of the trose and Charles M. cert, liked. Miss Moeller of New York, has Sophia Beardsley. Pinckney. at 7.30 o'clock and church, will begin been a recent visitor at the residence Kev and Mrs Frank Wells of East will be followed a in the Ozone by supper Wales Warner haa the misfortune of her uncle, Horace Hurlburt. Hartford are guests of Mrs Walter . STOMACH DISTRESS. church parlors.' Tickets Admitting to break his leg, Weunesday. Mr Mrs Frank Merwin entertained the Hazzard. to 25c. Everv family hera ir both, Warner Js a cripple, naving lost an Matinee Whist club, last week.' Mr and Mrs H. J. Lord are In Kan- nu4tt a some CiaDensin in the hnnao aa ant, arm and having a stiff limb. This is Jerome Davis of is sas Miss Lyon's Plain, City. Little Lucy Lord is one of you may have an attach of been a In Soap Bull's the third time it has broken. spending few weeks with his sister, being cared for by Mrs Robert Bar'. aigesuon or btomach trouble at JJridtfe. any Mrs D. M. Mitchen is a Mrs Andrews. r time, day or For it the most spending Sturges Harmony Grange will hold its legu-la- night. represents This harmless di- advanced methods in ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE few days in New York. meeting on Friday evening. preparation will soap gest anything you eat and overcome a BOOK. John Mitchell spent Friday in New Miss Mabel Clark of has making. "Warren. Zoar sour siomacn nve minutes afterwards. 111, York. visited her Miss Bessie If vour meals rinn't vnn n Get a cake from your gro- Mott Judd, who has been quite cousin, Burr lomntv...... Ux ii TOVi do juil, y. The chicken at the par- CITY GUEST IN N. what little seems cer to-da- is a little better at this writing. His pie supper this week. you eat to fill you, or iiKe a ot ish house was well attended and a City guests at Mrs A. E. The Ladies' Aid society will meet lays lump lead iiT your Get our premium catalog; son, Jerome Judd, of Waterbury is Chappius' StOmach. Or if Vnil haVO Vaannm successful social was enjoyed all a of weeks fish- fli- - ' it's free. home helping to care for him. by for stay two to enjoy Wednesday at the Rectory. that is a sign of indigestion. Miss Helen Mitchell of New Haven Mr Mrs Charles Millspaugh is spend- ing on Lake Waramaug are Mr and and Mrs L. B. Beardsley have ask your Pharmacist ,for a Case lr Ozone Lake-vill- e. is her Mr arid Casser-ego-, at- of Pane's Dianpnain on1 to a rna Soap Works, ing a few days with her sons in visiting grandparents, Miss Boettcher, Mr and Mrs J. spent a few days in Danbury and triangule after supper There 365 Housatonic Avenue, Mrs Leroy Mitchell. C. Hoelma and Mr McCarthy. Mr tended the golden wedding of Mrs wiii bb no sour risings, no of Miss Susie Mitchell entertained the . belching Bridgeport, Conn. Jerome Hoag, Jr.,of Gaylordsville, Chappius has made come fine catches, Beardsley's parents. nnriippstfiH fnnH mivorl Thimbie spent Friday night with his parents cIud, Thursday. this winter, 47 pickerel in all up to Henry Lord haa purchased a hand- stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or date, some the scales at i Vt some New Home drop head neavy ieeung m tne stomach, Nausea, in this village. v tipping sewing Dehilitfltinc Hoarianhoo Mrs pounds. We hope our friends raach'n of C. E. Osborne of a hwuuuwi.0, Ajiidttimoonin.;nn VI Charles Thayer of Wingdale, city Stepney. Intestinal griping. This will all will fine as No machine is so go, N. Y., spent the day, Saturday, with Sherman. enjoy sport they will have universally liked as aim, Desiaes, mere will be no sour New J. D. her father and mother, Mr and Mrs an enjoyable time at Mr and Mrs jthe Home. Always ready to food left over in the stomach to poison Kimball, breath niisha Potter. Chappius', who have the name of en- work for ycu, never ba'.ky or skipping your with nauseous odors. CHURCH NOTES. is a their well. stitches and it can do kind of Pape's Diapepsin certain cure for Undertaker tertaining guests any all stomach because At the church work. ' inhery, it will and Embalmer, sociable, last week, take hold of vnnr fnnri nnH Aicraat if Plattsyille. at G. A. Barnes', there was a large Roy Chappius, of Lake dsiirict, just the same as if your stomach Main Street, Woodbury. and very sociable gathering. The who has been very ill, is muchim- - was m mere. HOYDEN'S HILL. Actual 'nromnt roliof tnr oil m. sum of $52 was raised. as to be to Southbury. f - XV..WX ux HII proved able visit his stomach is at Mr3 S. H. Wisner is affected with The communion misery your Pharmacist, monthly service grandparents in town. you. Calls Answered ' THE PURCHASE SCHOOL. waning ior Night Promptly grip rheumatism. was held M. c6n-fine- These last Sunday. A. Strong, who has been larcac ,,., ,.uuwu vwiiiaiu A little was welcomed to How is this for winter attendance more than sufficient to Local Tel. 70-- 4. daughter to his home with cure a case of The Installation of officers of rheumatism, of chidren or L. Dist. 33-- 4. the home of Mr and Mrs R. Bradley living from one mile to uyspepsia indigestion. Wemanesa will be next week is able to be out again. 6. Grange two and one-ha- lf miles from the Jennings, February Mr and Mrs John on on Friday evening, February 19, Chappius are schoolhouse. Miss Grace Perry of Greenfield John F. Ludorf, Clara RED NOSES. when State Master is the sick list with hard colds. Hill has visited her friend, Miss Elva Healey expected Kuhne, Gertrude Perkins, neither ab- to be present. Mr and Mrs A. Brault from Ver- Sherwocd of hoyden's iJiil. sent nor tardy; Henry Cassidy, Flor- Mr P. Mil- - mont have been visiting friends in Do VOU RMtTpP til A cmfiovi-ooom-t Curtis A. and iurs J nerrick of ence Loretta not ab- w "'nuwii Ulf Hotel, L. Jennings and men are getting town. Cassidy, Cassidy, uodllllib ford visited relatives here, last week. sent carrying taround an extremely red WbODBURT. his annual supply of ice. for the month of January. ur are Some of the ice houses at the Cen iiusei you tortured witn a red, Clifford Jennings has again re' blotchy or pimply face? if so you are Under New Management ter are filled with ice from sumed the milk route, after several being Huntington. foolish to stand it long ; it is the sim- Livery Attached, Where People Spring Lake. Brldgewater. plest and easiest thing in the world to in to take l months vacation. rid of. No Driving the roiley tars Quite a number of people froi WHITE HILLS. Mr and Mrs get matter what might can Leave Their Horses. Mrs Emma Wheeler hs.s returned Sugden celebrated the have been the cause, the attenaeu cnurcn in A party of young people from Shel- return following to the home of her daughter, Mrs L. uayiorasvuie of their wedding day at their harmless and Snerman, last Sunday, as their pastor ton enjoyed a sleigh ride to the home will A. Jennings, after a protracted visit cottage in a quiet and pleasant way positively remove all traces of had been called to attend the funeral of William Jones, last on your emDarrassment in Millbrook, N. Y., and at her Thursday January 22. It was the 43rd anni- in Irom two to of his four weeks. Get this Walter in father. evening. versary of their wedding. prescription nephew's, Drt Barnum, filed at any Drug Store : Clearola one-ha- lf Mr and Mrs Stanton of Dover Warren Hubbell recently visited The Special. Kent many old friends of Mrs ounce, Ether one ounce, Alcohol, Plains, N. Y., sister and brother-i- n his son in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. seven ounces. will for skunk E. B. Phcrwood and family have Thompson of this town will' be I pay fancy price law of Miss Josie are The White Hills associ- Mix and apply to the affected O. C. Salmon of Shine, keeping cemetery glad to hear that she has gone to live parts for a short time. visited his cousin, as often as but and house in a part of the house formerly ation met at the home of J. Sharpe, with her C. B. possible, morning Weston. son, Thompson. Mrs night anyway, it to remain on owned by Mr and Mrs Alfred Gid last Friday evening. allowing C.N. Harang, As Mabel and Elva Sherwood and Thompson is the oldest person in as long as possible, never less than ten dings. They are a pleasant addition Miss Carrie French entertained her town, over 86. minutes, the the B. F. D. No. 17. SANDY HOOK, CONN. Harold Jennings were starting for being longer better, then to Giddings street friend, ClarenCe Smith of Danbury, you can wipe off the powder film de- church service Sunday morning, the on Miss S. A. Appleby kindly donated over Sunday. posited the skin. horse started, running into the hitch Brookfield. You can get this put up at any Drug a load of wood for the parsonage pro- Store. ing post, breaking the harness and troubled Skins ! Skins ! viding some one would cut and draw Are you with your roof? At a meeting of the Brookfield For any skin troubles this has no carriage and clearing himself, but If so, find out about Carpenter-Morto- n ' This' was promptly done the Anti-Theiv'.- association held Mon- equal. ' fortunately no one was injured. it ty Roofing. If you do your troubles will pastor himself, assisted by Februa-- y the Skins! genial be at an end. This Roofing is a tough, day. 1, following officers Charles Johnson. rubber-lik- e material which offers per- were elected: President, Elmer H. of Higbest Market prices paid for all kinds Miss Jane A. Evans of fect protection from the weather. Os- O skins. Twenty honest and (air deal- Gaylords Northrop; Arthur S. 1M Kind Haw Alwars fur years borne & Stone sells it and gives an ab- BMntkt ) m ing ought to be sufficient guarantee for yon ville visited the shut-in- , Miss Cora Mansfield; treasurer, Fred H. solute guarantee of Satisfactory Beers; toS6DUrSkinSVH0tASTESINy. Evans, and her mother, last Sunday. secretary, William B. Roe; executive 3767 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn. 15

to rea-d- Newtown Bee In tree, and leaf, and flower, and war The ing grain, Newtown, Friday, Fubruary 13, 1909, The mesaage ot the Hplrlt unto us. THE SURPRISE STORE'S . In cloudB, In rain, in sunshine we may see ' Washington. The truldlng hand of Him who rules the world, A TRIBUTE TO MR VAN SINDEREN And slumbers not, nor sleeps. The After Clearance Sale William Leslie Van Sluderen en day, the night, Inventory tered peacefully into eternal life, on And all the wondrous beauties they Wednesday, February 3, at his conn disdoise Men's and Boys Highest Grade Clothing Sacrificed. try residence, "Glcnholme," Washing' i'he sun in regal splendor; the pale Cost Not Considered. (on, Conn, Mr Van Sinderen wa burn moon November 4, 1856, In Brooklyn, N. W It- - her calm peaceful light, that THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING SALE OF THE AGE. b Y In the home built by his great like his bride grandfather. He wus descended In Forever turns toward Mm her bright- crn II I Uivrlt nn AftiAm1 (tin itv vtnvr, lUIWII VIII II1C 11CV est side; is is and is ft Van This the Clothing Sale Every One Talking About, Every One Ulptanus Sinderen, one of the The stars that shine so brightly ia the sky patronizing. Ills mother wus of Virginia parent Each one perhaps a world, and each his of New one . Share these! marvelous values in Men's and Boys' Highest Grade Clothing. Come bge, grandfather England held ancestry. Mr Van Sluderen was mar So to and remoinber that every Winter Suit and Overcoat in the store must bo sold regardless of strictly its course; the chang ried on Mav 1?, ISSfi, to Brlns-mail- u, cost. We will not carry goods over until next season. Mary ing year riaugli'er of .lames Beebettrlns- - Bringing its varied blessings with The Wonderful Success of this Sale is Due to the Fact that is as made of Brooklyn, N. Y at the each change; Every thing Church on the Heights in that city. And birds, and beasts, and creeping Their sons, Adrian and Henry Brlns-mad- e things; they all Represented. VanSinderen, formerly Ridge Proclaim the wondrous love and are now No exaggerated statements everything strictly as adveitiscd. No disappoitments. We mipils, students at Yale Uni power of Him have the confidence of the people and they respond to our announcements and profit hand- versity, and his one brother Howaid Who made them all. The message Van is a somely by so doing. Come and participate in this great money saving event. Sinderen, lawyer In New which we find York. Mr Van Sinderen lived all his Writ in the boon of nature is the life on Brooklyn save came The Surprise Stores' Finest Pure All-Worst- Heights, for three years spent in study and travel As that we read in his inspired word abroad. For nine he served en Suits and Finest Wool $18 Overcoats years For he is Author equally of both. $18 All at the National Guard, a member of the Each tells us of His goodness and His 2td Regiment of Brooklyn. All who Men's Pure Worsted Suits and Fine Overcoats, in a selection of all the newest love, knew him well recognized his lo of His shades and patterns, suitable for men of any taste ; strictly hand tailored and 'e power and might, His majesty sewed with silk, The models are both extreme and conservative, representing country He was associated with the and grace, the season's best styles. Beautifully tailored garments, elegantly lined and ex- $11.50 Hdmi.toii club, the St Nicholas so 'I But we are weak and often fail to sizes quisitely finished. All men's regular ety of Nassau Island, the Rembrandt hoar club of Brooklyn and the Holland so- The loving words and gracious prom- The Surprise Stores' Finest Quality ooI and ciety of New York. He was a mem- ises; ber of the firm of ueorge A. Stanton Yet sometimes it is vouchsafed unto Fancy Worsted $15 Suits & All-Wo- ol SlS Overcoats at & Co., insurance brokers, of New York us City, for aoout 15 years, retiring To gain m sweet communion The best and colorings of the season in Men's Suits are included. Fabrics strength styles from active business on account of ill from that will give long and satisfactory wear. Every stylish model. The Overcoats Him health a are cut over the latest conservative and extreme models, and are made of the ol about year ago. For the Who took upon Himself the form of Meltons in black and Oxfcrds and all-wo-ol fancy overcoatings in smart stripe $8.50 past 10 years Washington has been man, effects .lis summer home and with ever in Enduring more than ever man en creasing affection for this community, dured The Surprise Store's Highest Grade Fancy Worsted it was his great happiness during Of sorrow and the darkness of des these last months to live in the brac- pair, $10 Suits and Plain and Fancy $l0 Overcoats at ing air of our loved huls and more Of disappointment keen and bitter than this in the blessing of the at grief, made in and black and Oxford Meltons tention THE OVERCOATS are fancy stripes plain and kindness of his 'riends. That He might succor us when tempt the fashionable button-thr- u with in all the popular models, including model, patch From early childhood Mr VanSin ed sore, The Suits are made of cheviots and fancy worsteds in a great pockets. deren attended the First That he assortment of novelty patterns and neat styles. All men's regular sizes. Presbyterian might comfort us and bring $6.50 cuiirch of Brooklyn vhicli be served relief. for a All-Wo- many years deacon. His Lord Men's 6.00 and 5.00 Men's 7 50 Fancy Worsted Suits Men's 12.00 fan Worsted and pastor, give the strength to read thy Fancy y Dr L. Mason All-Wo- Clarke, came from Cassimere Winter and Black and Oxford Mel- ol Velour Cassi- message right to officiate Suits at ton Overcoats at mere Suits at Brooklyn wit.h the Rev Oh! give me faith to know thou Robert E. Carter at the funeral serv- knowest best; Durable and stylish ol The men's suits are made of All tiie newest shades and ices held in a va the Congregational Take Thou my hand in Thine and fancy cassimeres. In new fine fancy worsteds, in patterns are represented; R7 .firio. anH tmhtarns: sizes 34 $3.50 riet.v of stylish, neat effects: $4.50 substantially well made and v church in Washington Green at 1.30 lead me Lord and tot yourself the ex- the overcoats are plain black Meltons of trimmed; suits that were ' to 42; come judge unusual values o'clock on afternoon. The I sea ceptional values. dependable duality. at the origina1 prices. Saturday crnnot the way, and if at last following hymns were sung: "Up- Thou see'st fit to Young Men's 12.00 and 10 00 grant my prayers, Men's 18 00 Smart andElegant- - Men's 25.00 Finest Suits and ward where the Stars are Black Blue Burning," 0 God! Tailored All-W- or Overcoats Made From Im- Clay Worsted, "Love Divine, All Love Give All-Wo- Excelling" me a thankful heart. ly Serge and ol Chev- truly If not sted buits at ported fabrics at ana "Jerusalem the Golden." me iot His Teach that Thou, who doest all Suits at broihtr-i:i-la- at These and overcoats Pr John Doufelas well, The equal of these suits suits (t g r Y Sizes '14 to 18; single and ' things - - is impossible; are the acme of perfect- SI I doublebreasted models;val-ue- s Adam of East this 'price $9.50 - hi.- Orange' ll J con Dost look upon Thy children with newest models and pat ion in fabric, fit, tailor- VlUiUV that will never be equal- $3.60 terns, ing and finish, All sizes. ed at this price. ducted the. simple service of'prayer at much more the house. I The whole community, Than mother's love, for Thou thyself who had gathered at the church to do art love. Pressed honor to the friend who has Teach me to Money Refunded on Request Clothing Repaired one year Free. gone say "Thy will not mine from our midst, walked together to bo done," I i Men's and Boys' Shirts the beautiful hillside "God's Oh! keep me Lord, I cannot MEN'S PANTS acre," myself Boy$'and Children's Clothing. Reduced to where Dr Clarke, in the glorious sun keep, in sums ui a wmier anernoon pro 5.00 and 4.00 Box Meltons Ov Stylish patterns woven'OQp Men's All-Wo- Boys' Long $2.50 Fancy Worsted & ol nounced the committal service. The ercoats Blue, Black and Oxford Madras and Percales, in cut' Cassimere body, surrounded big and full; men's & boys' sizes. Pants, at by flowers, was Very reliable fabrics, well madt, and perfect flttine: drawn in an open wagon to its last cut big and full; sizes 8 to 16; cut over the M Aft Stylish striped patterns in varied color com- Bridgewater. newest models. Provide now for next winter. binations, very and 1.40 the horses of 9iyt Boys' Underwear. shapely nicely tailored resting place by grey which the master was so fond, The and A1I- - Fleece lined well made, Men's 4 Boys' $150 $4.00 Fancy High Grade Fancy Wors-,- ! were pallbearers his Washington A DRAMATIC EVENT. Wool Cheviot Knickerbocker Suits, ted Pants, at friends, Ellsworth Fenn, S. Ford See- - Of ol fabrics, in Aft strictly bright, stylish 1 Blouses. In a of ley, Elnathan Mitchell, Charles C. Bridgewater Grange will colorings and patterns; all douole stitched; Boys' hig variety stylish stripe effects, suit- - 1 iA Dresent twn 1 16 f'1" able to wear with any coat and vest .4U Powell G. sizes to Outing Flannel, light 1 Cp Ford, Seeley and Miles plays, "Mr Bob" and "The Irish Linen and dark Aspinwall. Assisting at the church Peddler", in thelGrange hall. Wednes Boys'' $6.50 and $7 5O Fancy Wors- - patterns. Men's $5.00 Fine Quality Fancy service were former Washington day evening, February 17. The cast fvnicKeroocKer worsted Pants at .1 L P n , . ita buns, Boys' Stockings, students, Hamilton Gibson, Walter ui tiiaiauiers WT ail BOD is as Tn choice selections of snappy styles: smart 1 IE Heavy ribbed, fast black, High quality Trousers of fancy worsteds, in Merritt and Victor McCutcheon. The follows ; lined and un-- smart patterns, all sizes; peg-to- p 3.40 models; elegantly tailored; very style, perfect- floral offerings from nearand Phillip Bruce usual at ; . ly tailored, i,.., i far were Royson, B. Randall. .. ' ' I '' especially beautiful with their back Robert Brown, George A. Northrop. ' ground of hemlock boughs from the Jenkins, Allen H. Treat. woods which Mr Van Sinderen loved Rebecca Luke, Mrs E.' R. Wooster. so well. Or,e beiutiful wreath came Katherine Rogers, Mrs H. W. Treat. by cabled message from a friend in Marion Bryant, Miss Elizabeth London and another from Montreal. Kinney. Open Open Miss ' ine rurally deeply appreciate the Patty, Ruth M. Treat. 1 Saturday Saturday sympathy shown them during Mr Van The cast for "The Irish Lineu Pedd- Sinderen's illnes3 and we.-- e especially ler" is: Evening. evening toucned in hearing that Father Patrick O'Doyle, Henry C. Sanford. McGuinness said mass at the Roman Mr Darling, W. M. Curtis. Miss cnurrn. By many acts of Darling, Margaret Disbrow. 11191123 Main Street, Security BIdg., Bridgeport, Conn. kindness Mr Van Sinderen had en John Flanagan. Louis W. Treat. deared himseu to the whole com Mrs Wade, Mrs William Kinney. Miss munity and the loss will be keenly Mollie, Edna M. Lawrence. Curtain rises 8 ieu not only by the summer colony of at o'clock. Admission 25 whom he was a leading spirit in all cents. monuments. He Wil melodies At is assisted by Southern will be sung. Meeker of Aspetuck were guests, last good enterprises, but by the Wash H. W. Treat, F. J. Hawley, E. R. ' Redding. liam Banks and Seta Sanford, Jr. the close a few minutes will be de- Friday, of Mrs Emma Bennett ington residents and all wuo served Wooster and S. P. Treat filled their The hatters strike in Danbury and voted to St Valentine. him. The Miss Eleanor Davis of Bridgeport is following lines written by last week, with 12 inch ice. Bethel is the principal talk in Red Mr Van Sinderen many WEEK. a guest of her grandm Jther, Mrs Em- years ago, Don't forget the Social m the Con NEWS OF THE as this town is interested in the were read Dr Clarke ding ma Bennett. by at the service, gregational Chapel on Washington's troubles of Danbury and Bethel. PLATTSYILLE. as expresive of the faith, which was a A fine One of the students at the santora A. C.'Acker spent a few days in Birthday. program, consisting The agent of the numane society dominant note in his character, and school, who was tauen with scarlet New York City with friends, last week. of music, recitations, games etc., fol- was in town, last week, looking after which sustained him in his last ill- was taken by Mrs San NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST. lowed by refreshments, assures a good fever, Henry fed Harry Bush has been filling poorly hors&s and cattle. ice ness, bringing to these days of physi cime to all who lord, a nurse, to her home In Pleasant Miss Mary Miller of Stratfield house, this week. attend. An epedemic of grip colds --eeps Dr spent cal weaKness, patience, alley and the house quarantined. Pr a few last tranquility, The cast of characters for the Smith busy. days, week, here, the guest and High Sraiti him Mr thanksgiving joy: school a"ejd Is of and Mrs Ellis F. Wheeler. play, "A Boys' Plot." to be vurr.nndore Lultgen run-dow- was rusiiir.g Feel languid, weak, When sick at heart from hope so given in the Town Last week a busy time for har Mrs Amelia who been long hall in connection work on his place on Sunset hill. Grumman, has Headache? Stomach deferred vesting ice. Most of the houses were ,,off"? Just with a drill, this Friday evening, is as spending two months in Redding with a plain case of lazy liver. We filled. Sheriff Banks did not his Burdock doubting fall, is not God's loving follows: get Mrs William Whitehead, has returned Blood Bitters tones liver and stom arm Mrs house filled. His pond does not Kent to her Mrs Miller's Smith, Margaret Disbrow. daughter's George ach, promotes digestion, purifies the Outstretched to save us from freeze as thick as others on account for the balance oiood. Sadie Smith, Ruth Treat GRANGE NOTES. of the winter. selves and of the springs. death, Fred Smith, Bruce Randall. Mrs John W. Sherwood, who has And lead us out J. B. Sanford keeps his creamery On February 3, the officers of Kent of darkness into Mrs Brown, Suth Marsh. been ill with the grip for three weeks. store well stocked with first quality Grange were installed by Worthy light? Mary Gay, Amy Pitcher. is now gaining and is able ta be about The has a goods. His business increases every Deputy Sherwood and wife of Easton spirit message for each one William Jones, Wallace Treat her home. I If we would listen day and keeps him busy delivering. Grange. The service was beautifully CASTOR A only when he Rev Charles Sinclair, Daniel Warner. was-muc- Mrs Chester Hull of a Many people who started out in rendered and appreciated Bridgeport is ' lor Infects and Children. speaks; Rev Mr Fider, Lester Raudall. gsest, this of Mrs And mar.y are the sleighs, last Friday, had to come back by all. After a short lecturer's hour week, George ireans that He em Table Commitfee: The Kind You Hare Always Bought light refreshments were served. ploys, Mrs Gray, Kathleen Welton. And varied is his melt! February 1? Lincoln's Centennial Warren Sampson of Bridgeport was Bears the speech. The Lord Mrs White, Gladys Roberts. our God Civil engineer Fanford is surveying will be observed by a historical play a guest, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs F. L. Stfaatweot Mrs Black, Genevieve Carlson. nnrl of 16 Has spread an open within our tli.wis tinaivn. lino. tiotwppn. u - Reddine- t. characters; a talk on what the Staples. page Mrs Green, Emily Treat and South of sight , Mrs Mabel ' midgefleld and setting poles thought Lincoln; readings; Mrs Martha Gould and Mrs Mary Prim, Johnson, . Where we may rea-d- if we have eyes Mrs Good, Phebe Marsh. i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1900

Redding

GHANGB NOTES. The Orange belt! an InterestliiR Our Regulat Semi Annual iiKipliiiu lu the hull on Wednesday Our Policy. evening. A committee consisting of Mrs Randolph Bradley, Mrs E. M Broken lines must be Siiuford and L. C. Runmey was ap- Before cleared out before. In- to a Mrs Inventory 1 pointed purchase piano. car- Sunford read an ventory Nothing Emory entertaining ried from one on "Varied Recollections of a over sea paper Sale son College Girl," which was written by to another! The loss Mrs John J. Northrop of Newtown. we take in carrying out this is the who Starts and policy price Miss Julia Sunford, has been Saturday we to main quite 111 with the grip, Is better at pay gladly tain our ! the present wrlrlng. Lasts Ten Days. prestige Rev and Mrs Jepson, who have been absent on a month's vacation, have returned The whole store swings into rapid action when our regular Before ten-day- s clean-up- . R. Cunningiiam, one of the teach' Inventory Sale starts off for a Every department pours into 1.1. 1 i i i i ii i ,i i --.. ers at the Sanford school, had charge iuo uaigaiu xioppr us oueriDgs oi DroKeu iinesi rroiusr..i are iorgoueal clocks of the services at Christ church dur iron-boun- must be removed in response to our d demand for clean tables before we lng Mr Jepson's absence. take stock. And one as a souvenir the best 'of the Mrs Sarah Duncomb of Easton is every very bargain season, whatever the be. We have to-da- y few the guest for a few days of Mrs purchase may space for only a of the many to Do Stephen Sanford. bargains be offered. not wait for further details, but come and get the pick The Whist club was entertained at of the offerings. the home of Mr and Mrs h. u. San ford on .Wednesday evening. Mrs John Nichols of Bethel and Mr Hay-doc-k of New lork.were guests for the evening.

NEW SPRING GINGHAMS. 10c and 12c a yard, at French's. Trade in Bethel

ENGLISH CHEVIOTS, New styles and stylish goods, 12 4c yard at French's.

Bridjjewater.

MISS MARGARET MAY. i The early death of Margaret May in her 21st year and following so quickly that of her father, the late Lauren May, was peculiarly sad. Her youth, her sweetness of manner and her many Christian virtues endeared her to many to know her was to love her. In her 14th year she went to Norwich to friends with the Intention of taking up some branch of study. But her delicate constitution pre- - venteaano. alter some time sne toon up a light position with the J. B. Martin Co, where she-wa- s held In high esteem. She leaves a Men's sister, Mary, who so lovingly attended ber Fancy Suits during her-lon- Illness, and a young brother. Charlie, to whom she was greatly attached, ott at Three Prices. Bridgewater, J. P. May. Joseph May, and Mrs' T. H. McCalley of Danbury and T.F.May of All Women's Suits New Milford. The funeral was largely at . Every fancy Suit in the store is tended from the home of her brother, T. P. booked to leave us! Beautiful Suits At Three Low Prices. May of New Milford on Saturday morning, Sale. February 6, at 9.30 and services at St Francis new this season! Popular stripe effects! Consignment Xavler's church where besides the reauiem The handsomest models! Broken lines mass a musical program of unusual excel- -, tailored suit in the store bought for the Men's Overcoats. Men's Suits. lence was'given. The soloist was Miss Kath-erin- e to be sure but we can fit you at each re- present season! We must clean un McCailey of St Joseph's choir, Danbury, duced accompainedlon the organ by her sister, Miss price. broken lines and this is the way we shall Now . Now $23.50, $20.00 $23.50, $20.00 ftellie, of the same choir. During the offer- All $12 to $30 Suits a Fancy doit. Just look at these races, and $22.00, Now 18.00 .22.00, Now 18.00 tory violin solo, the Flower Song, by Lange " with organ accompaniment was given with ;hen recall the high standard of our ap Now 16.00 Now 16.00 much Mrs $9.50 $14.50 20.00, 20.00, feeling by J. W. Gordon of New- $19.50 for women. $18-$1- town. Miss parel Did you ever hear of 6, Now 13.00 16.00, Now 13.00 McCally's singing of 'There's a Beautiful Land on High' was very affecting. than these: $13-$1- 5, bigger bargains Now 10.00 13.00, Now 10.00 As the remains were being carried from the church the hymn "Face to Face," with violin AH f' ' of Our Overcoats 10 $22.50 and $25 Suits Overcoats'afCost. ooiigato.'was most feelingly rendered. Fran- Boys' Suits, Boys' cis h and May George McCally, little nep- Made hews of the deceased, acted as acolytes dur- At Three Low Pricesl of striped broadcloths Sale of Shoes. ing the mass. The deceased belonged to the fancy suitings, $9.90 Sodality and was dressed in the Virgin's col- ors, blue and white. In a beautiful robe of All of our swagger fancy Overcoats, 27 $32.50 and $35 Suits, point d esprit over blue silk, the gilt of her aunt, Mrs John Mulinhill of only one or two of ajkind left, and our Norwich, and Including handsome broadcloth, surrounded by flowers.she seemed mU fllHn black and Oxford coats the season's ter natural position. The casket, a creation cheviot, serge and fancy wor- in and successes must now leave us. We have 17.50 f blue white, was completely covered sted suits, black and colors, with flowers, the gifts ot loving friends. A your size at each price! Nothing re- large standing cross from her 'most intimate served! A clean of all our ove- 7 $45 and $65 Suits. companion, Miss Fannie IBrennan of Taft-vill- e, sweep a broken crescent from Mr and Mrs J.C. rcoatsyour choice at three prices! Newest models in black and colored Conollyof Norwich, flat large piece from St All $12 to $40 Overcoats broadcloths, misses' and Wom- Peter's Y.M.C, A. of Danbury, of which Jo- - sizes sepn May is a member, large standing flat en's exceptional offerings MM0 TO FOOT of aoTHKM piece miles from Miss Mabel Sauage of $9.50 $14.50 $19.50. at J 19.75 Taftvllle, large flat bouquet tied with white gauze from Mary and Agnes Maloneof Bridgeport, Conn. flat piece of pink and white car nations with green background from Julia and Anne Mc Cully of Taftvllle, large flat bouquet from Mrs Fred Gawphlc of T&ft- Shoes at Furnishings ville, large flat bouquet of carnations tied INCORPORATED with white gaue from Mrs Gideon and Mr NBig (tr V. at Big and Mrs Charles Northrop of Bridgewater. Reductions. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN large flat piece white carnations and larire Reductions. flat piece salmon carnations from Herbert , BRIDGEPORT CONN. and Frank Mayjof Danbury, large flat bou quet tied with white and green satin ribbon and with word Sister from MrsF.F. McCullv of AT LIBRARY CORNER. Danbury, large flat bouquet carnations from Mr and Mrs T. F. May of New Milford, of the open type, with small engines, nat piece Irom Miss Mary Costello of Bridge while the more expensive onesvill bo port, hanging from Mr and Mrs W bouqnet luxuriously equipped boats, Parcels of New Milford and white roses from cruising Charles and Mary May. lighted, and heated if necessary, by An open carriage and 'four men to act as electricity, and in some cases fitted flower HOL bearers were required to convey the electric One LAN'S with cooking appliances. flowers to the and grave asthey covered of tin Interesting boats will be a new her with the fresh earth It could easily be Ten Oh 25-io- ot electric launch so simple to said grave when Is thy victory etc." As she lay surrounded by all that was most operate that women can easily man- Shoe Sale continues. fitting to her youth and purity the. words of age it. Thfe dory type of motor of Dickens! suggest themselves: "She seemed equipped boat has grown enormously a creature fresh from the hands of God. and some waiting for the breath of lifej not one who in poi ularity recently, and Dollars bad lived and suffered death." particularly sea-wort- boats of this class will be seen. Shoes in broken sizes at unquestioned reductions, for THE MOTOR BOAT SHOW. For A Year's Suit Service. Largest Exhibit of Power Craft Ever Nrw Milford. Exhibited Will be Seen Next Men, Women and Week. Don't fail to take in the sale at the store of the Kyoto Tea Co., The possibilities of the motor boat Children, A. GUARANTEED Black Suit absolutely All Saturday. for pleasure, sport and business will Wool Fast colors-r-- a "Ten never se- strictly Spot" be illustrated at the motor much before. coming cured as real suit value boat show in Madison Square Garden , Preparations are now under way as ha3 never before been demonstrated for the annual library benefit dance. Are Still to be Had. In this country. The show, which wili The affair last year was a social and Money-Savin- be a national exhibit In every sense A Real g Chance. financial success and it is planned to of the word, will open on Monday ev the affair this come to A 15 Suit at $10. ening, February 15, and will remain have year up Rubbers for Anatomik Shoes are now rea-- open with the. exception of Sunday, last year's standard. The date is to until Tuesday, February 23, under be Friday evening, February 12, and Men's Sizes 34 to 50. Boys' 16 to 20. the auspices of the National Assocl-ato- n an orchestra of first class musicians of Engine and Boat Builders. will furnish the music Tickets are Particular attention has been paid now on sale and should toward developing types of comfort you procure order to those in W. K. able family boats capable of with- - yours la encourage MOLLAN, Keep the date, ttanding considerable rough charge. February 12, weather, mind and make to and which may be bought at a price' in your plans go. 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. MAINfJOHNSI MpRIDGEPpRT.OONN.' that a few years ago was scarcely breamed of These boats will ran? aTrzah: ; . . A . . from Gold Meuai r lour mases peneci oreaa. $250 up, the cheapest ones being Rowina.