The Newtown Bee. "

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTENBEIl .10, 1000. NUMBE 34

Southbunr, OBITUARY. MEN'S LITERARY AND SOCIAL C0NGREUATI0NAL NOTES. TRINITY PARISH. EDITORIAL INK DROPS. CLUB. Services. Tbe now lead AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. John Carmodv. Sunday Services. Sunday facuhat all roads to Proerara Arrawred or the Year. At 11 a. m morning service with Beverly makes the people of Massa- David Lambert and who family, John Carmody, for 55 years a res!-- preaching by Rev 0. W. Barker of ..At 11 a. in., morning prayer and chusetts more sollcltlous than ever bave been spending the summer at dont of Sandy Hook, died on Monday A Com- a former of the sermon by the rector; at 12m.. Sun- meeting of the Executive Hartrord, pastor about having good roads. Washing- the home of Mrs IS. II. crown, have at the rloe age of 83 years. He 14 mittee of the Men's Literary and So- church; at 12 m., Sunday school; at day school; at 7.30 p. m., evening Michael ton Star. returned to their homo In New survived by four thiluren,' cial clui) of Newtown Street was held 7.80 p. m., Y. P. 8. C. E. meeting. prayer. Miss In on this Haven. and James Carmody,, Margaret on the evening of Soptember 7, and Subject, "Temperance In all things," commenting paragraph Carmody and Mrs fatrlck Lacey. the following dates and assignments Ref. 1 Cor, 9:23-2- 7. Leader, Rev A. Union Harvest Home Service. the New York Herald says: Tltoxe Mrs Clarence Hedden and nieces he was an of Steele. For many years employe tor the ensuing season were decided , The union harvest home service of find ' visiting Boverly the roads as g. New York & spent last Thursday at Lake Quassa-pau- the Beltltng Parking upon: " and St Jobn's will be held on 7 Trinity as that sectlon'of Massachusetts Co. The funeral took place on Thurs- September 28. Host, C. D. Stillsos; the evening of the last Sunday in good day morning at 10 o'clock from St Essayist, J. J. Northrop. Thursday evening prayer meeting at St John's and at Trinity Is prosperous. As a man Is known by George Smith and wife from Mil- - at 7.45 o'clock. September Rose's church, Rev Father Connora October 26. Host Rov J. H. George; the first Sunday In October. tbe company be keeps, so Is a district ford bave been visiting at George The burial was in St D. G. Beers. The pastor, Rev Mr Steele, Is to officiating. Essayist, known by Us highways. Good streets Russell's. Rose's cemetery, November 30. Host D. C. Peck; take a vacation for three weens and METHODIST CHURCH. ve W. C. Johnson. will not preach again until Sunday, are seldom found In poorer unpro-gressl- V Mr Burpee and family, who have David BatehK. Essayist, 3. December 28. Host, Dr F. J. Gale; October communities. Massachusetts been boarding at Clifford Hawley's, David Beecher of Shelton, whose death The visit of the members of the Services. on was to Essayist, Rev Alexander Steele. Sunday learned that lesson In the ago have returned to Hart-- occurred (Saturday, brought Men's which was to have long their home In ' Newtown for burial, Monday afternoon. January 25, 1910. Host A. P. Federation, offlclatlnK at been to the Bethel Satur- By exchange with the pastor, the bicycle days and took her post gradu- ford. v Rev Mr Clark of Bhelton Smith; Essayist, C. E. Cook. paid club the rvlce at the grave, Mensrs Prln-dl- e of this Rev Oliver W. Richardson of South ate course Mrs - February 22. Host, H. N. Tlemann; day week, has been postponed with the advent of the, Hawkins has moved Into the & Morris met the funeral party at one week be Britain and Southbury will be in the train and the Interment followed in Essayist, R. i. Beers. and will held the fol automobile. parsonage and is the Nut-tlngha- charge of the morning service, com- boarding the Newtown cemetery, ev George H. March 22. Host, P. II. McCarthy; lowing Saturday, September 18 Connecticut seems to slow Buck otilciated at-- the funeral services at 10.45 o'clock. The usual be In girls. C. F. Beardsley. There will be a ball game on that mencing !n El fit n, assisted bv Mv Mr :'V. Essayist, school and Bible Stud will Hie goods roads lesson. By Leonard Nichols a 19. Annual In date between the two clubs, com- Sunday learning and family from Mr Beecher married Emily Clark, April meeting. follow at 12 noon. The Rev daughter of the late Charles Clurk of of Executlce Committee. mencing at 3.30 in the afternoon, pastor, the way, Mr fciacDonald, when wijl Oxford spent Sunday with his sister, charge the T. N. will conduct the even- Newtown. 17. C. G. Es- followed by a social hour in the pil- Laine, worK in Newtown on Mrs Clifford May Host, Peck; devotions with sermon 7 pegin tbe state Hawley. C. B Jounson. ots of the Congregational church. ing at un- sayist, o'clock. highway work voted two years ago G. N. Wakelee and wife from New A new line of Fall and Winter June: Ladies' Night. derwear, flannels, at Taylor, last August? ; York visited over Sunday with Mrs outing H. N. & Co. 's. Tlemann, secretary. MILK MEETING. Jane Wakelee. Curtis ST JOHN'S.

T Mrs Harriett Tuttle from Wood- - Edwin of East THE HOTELS. To Be Held on Huntington. Mr and Mrs Carr September 13, Sunday Services. bury has been visiting her daughter, Norwalk passed Sunday and Labor - At 10.45 a. m and WEST ENJ ITEMS. Mrs Nelson Hlcock. Day with Mrs Carr's parents, Mr and At The Inn.- A special meeting of tne local morning prayer sermon the at 12 Sun- Mrs Arthur Beard. branch of the Dairymen's League will by rector; in., Miss Reba Austin of Stamford has Miss Edith Stiles from Yonkers, N. day school. Mr and Mrs H. H. Mrs Brere-to- n, be held in the Brie Mon- been the of her Y., Ib home on a visit. Pyle, building, grandmother, Mason and lightning Jars and Jelly Mrs Walker, H. C. Plumb, day, evening, September 13, at 8 Mrs H. N. Burr. Edward Hlnraan from TO THE PBODTCEBS and family peaches, pears, bananas and Katherlne Plumb, Bridgeport. o'clock. All members and producers KaK While at work erecting an Econ- glasses; on Brooklyn, N. Y., are ie town. oranges. At Corbett, Crowe & Co.'s. Mr and Mrs F. E. Bishop, South-por- t. in this section are especially request- omy silo his farm, George Knight' ed to be Of HewtowA and Vicinity. of Red Gate Farm fell from the scaf- Mrs Jane White from Stepney De- -, present. Thomas-to- n. and his head. A Steele-Drak- famous pound Mr and Mrs W. D. Rees, folding injured .pot and Mrs Edson Mallory were Try It has been clearly shown by the ex Shelton doctor was called to attend cake. Its delicious. At Corbett, FARMERSAROUSED. and of some of our guests of Mrs !are Wakelee, ref ently. Oil perience figures him. Crowe & Co.'s. W. Somers, Miss Helen Somers, dairymen that selling milk under the ' Miss Elsie Hanford Wilson saw what he Davis, who has been City, N. J. A enthusiastic of the jTof.ent scheoule .f pi'ii lia stoeen a sup- F. New Haven. yery meeting losing proposition to the producer. Any posed was a calf in J. L. visiting In New Haven and vicinity, Mr and Mrs Eaward M. Kilbride J. Hall, Anti-Aut- o so- Jersey Farrers' Protective person who has given the matter much but on closer and children returned on Labor Day Mrs R. Z. Hawkins, J. Mabel Lum, was held In South thought must agree that the milk mar Beardsley's orchard, has returned home. ciety Britain in to be a fine to Jersey City, after a stay of two Oxford. the basement of the church. After ket in New York is simply in the hands inspection it proved Charles Hine and family have been Mrs F. H. Mrs J. E. of a few trusts who are in for the profit young fawn. wool's with fr'ends in Sandy Hook. Macfarlane, the election of officers and other im- do not hesitate to farm- to the shore for few Mr ind squeeze the Mrs David S. Clark entertained a days. Foster, Miss Mildred Foster, and portant business was the ers below the point of actual cost, that Mrs E. L. transacted, show dividends Mrs Myron Clark and Miss Stearns at Walter Darley from Woodbury is M. J. Crotty of Jersey City passed Foster, Bridgeport. following rules, taken from an ad- they may large for and In town. Mls Florence Gulden, New York. stockholders. Will the producers con tea on Wednesday of last week. !J work for Paul Bron-- '' Sunday Saturday vertisement, were tinue to tnese rufnous Drices or doing carpenter Martin-dal- e, unanimously accept Mr and Mrs E. A. Beers Miss Ida M. Squires, E. C. land will assert themselves and visited son adopted the meeting adjourned they stand friends in Easton on James Donahue of Brooklyn passed New York. sie and Idie. It is that for a fair living price?. Organized ef- Sunday. Edward Hine and who his Select- Willard thought fort will enable the producers to name There is nothing that improves the family, the holidays with parents, Haugh, Derby. this will be the the which milk should and G. C. Haven. organization price bring like and a have been spending the summer, in man and Mrs Michael Donahue. Atwood, New of tne end of this the trusts will yield very gracefully landscape pretty girls C. A. beginning yoke of mild-eye- d oxen, and the to home in Dr and Mrs Church, Passaic. "Brainstorm" of reckless- when they have to. Suppose the formers town, have returned their period should on October 1 of ones" Mrs MaGuire's de- Kilbride of Hartford passed N. J. . stop delivery "pretty at Frank ness which has neld full sway dur- milk for one week. The farmers would wew Haven. with his Ansonia. monstrated this by their pict- Labor Day brother, Prinklin Burton, ing the last few months of the auto- not lose much. It could bo made into having Mrs Walter W&rnei and aunt have Michael Kilbride. Mrf and Mrs C. T. Mamaro-nec- k, b etc. la there men who is ures taken with Fred Wilson's oxen Oakley, mobile craze, indulged in by many in I.". wip N. Y. enough to show us how the contractors and the pictures are really very at- been spending a few days at Milford. . this and surrounding towns. The could do business without milk? so Miss B. Talty is visiting in New Mr and Mrs A. L. Mamaro-- . If tractive. Clifford and fcmily expect Burns, following is new code agreed upon let us hear from him. "United we stand, 'lawley Haven. N. Y. yie divided we fall" be neck, the Farmers' Anti-Aut- o Protect- should the motto. soon to move Into the Hill house on by Let every DEATH OF DAVID T. BEECHER. Joseph HubbellrBridgeport. ive which has held producer forget any petty Main John passed Labor Day in society, just its grievance he may have for his neighbor West Street. Talty and come forward to suc- E. S. Hawley was one of the pall- Haven. annual conventions in the different help make a AUTOMOBILE CLUB ORGANIZED. states of tne Union: cess of the organization. Farmer. bearers at the funeral of David T. Beecher in Derby, onday, and ac- Miss H. is 1. On an SCHOOL Elizabeth Egan visiting discovering approaching HIGH OPENS, TUESDAY. companied the body to Newtown. Branchviue. To Work for Road Con- the must off- atSeabright, N. J. 'Improved team, automobilist stop - ditions. Mr Beecher was a resident of Hunt- side and cover his machine with a Increased Number of Pupils. in Shelton for P. a student at the to ington, living many John Keane, some tarpaulin painted correspond with and was well known and re ITEMS OF x Sun- Quite recently there has been years, INTEREST. , Union Business College, the . passed indefinite talk and scenery. The High School opened, Tuesdoy, by all. rather agitation with an of 101, spected returned day and Labor Day with his parents, 2. The speed limit on roads enrollment and several Miss Leslie Nugent home concerning an Automobile Club for country additional pupils to come in. The High Mr and Mrs John J. Keane. this will be secret, and the Saturday, after a short at D. S. the mutual benefit of the automobile year pen- School committee found it necessary to Mr and Mrs George Tolle, who staj owners and road users of Newtown. alty for violation win be $i0 for provide 18 new desks and seats. 'Mead's. ,' h Miss Alice Keating of Bethel have spent the summer at the "Salt - every mile an offender is go Labor dith Misses- Mary With the object of crystalizing this caught Eev W. H. Robinson of Brookfield will Box," have returned to their heme, Mr and Mrs J. E. Emmons passed Day ' of spent " movement into a well organized asso- ing in fjaess it. preach at the Hawleyville chapel, Sun- in New and Lizzie Keane. 3.301 Jersey. Labor Day with Mrs Urania Meade. ciation Messrs Henry G. Curtis, H. N. 3. 5n case an automobile makes a day, at p. m. Henry French and Mrs Elizabeth virs of and Tiemann, G. F. Taylor and C. S. Cole team run-away- , the will be Mr and J. fi. Williams spent a Newberry Carr Norwalk penalty Newtown was represented at the Dowker, both of this place, were ana have held a and $50 for the first mile, $100 for the in on even- few days with their daughter,- - Mrs F. Miss Gladys Carr passeu Sunuay preliminary meeting State fai' at Hartford, Thursday, by married Derby Saturday Labor with Mr and Mrs Arthur elected the writer to extend you, a second mile, $200 for the third mile, Charles F. Beardsley, Mr and Mrs A. W. ing and will reside at the Center. S. Morehouse, last week. Day Bassett, L. C. Morris and C. B. Bearo. , most cordial invitation to participate etc., that the team runs; in. addition Taylor. Mrs E. S. Hawley spent Sunday in Miss Fannie anu Louie are in affairs of club. to Bailey actively the the the usual damages. Samuel Page and family, who have Shelton. visiting friends here. Miss Angie Lynch of Bethel passed The writer further begs to express 4. On a corner where occupied the Todd residence duriig the The marv friends of FreJerick in- approaching summer and Labor Day with her the hope that you will accept our he cannot command a view of months, returned to New Beard will be to hear of his Mr and Mrs C. Burdett started Sunday the Haven, Tuesday. sorry Misses Lizzie and Mamie vitation and be present at a general road serious illness. on a to Colorado, last cousins, ahead, the automobilist must trip Friday. Keane of Gas Street. meeting of the majority of the auto- 100 Mr and Mrs E. T. , stop not less than yards from the James B. Nichols, Representative Buckingham Mr and Mrs D. Wmle and famr mobile owners at "Glover's Hall,'-Thursday- turn, toot his horn, ring a bell, fire a W. C. Johnson,. H. N. Greenman and attended the Charter Oak fair at of in the of S. 2, 1909, at 7.30 . on La Dor ily spent Labor Day out town. Daniel Keane, company September revolver, and send three new-silos- Hartford day. at halloo, up James Farrell are putting up Mr and Mrs J. A. Mead are visit- P. Glover, is passing his vacation p. m sharp. Trusting that you will bombs at inteivals of five minutes. A. B. Coley, who has been spending and shore resorts'. communicate with me under cover of several at E. S. has Mrs of Red- Bridgeport nearby 5. Automobiles must be seasonably days Hawley's, ing her mother, Banks, the enclosed stamped envelope, I re- returned to New YorK. painted that is, so will merge Michael J. Keating of the Glen ding. H. G. W. W. Wakeley and main, very yours, LCharles A. they Rev Mr of Stratford oc- Warner, truly with the pastoral ensemble, and not and in Shelton Shirley of this a clam Mr Griscom are atteeding the auto- Peale. spent Sunday Monday cupied the in the . Many place enjoyed be Tney must be green pulpit Congrega- mobile races at Lowell, Mass., this to the above letter startling. and Derby with friends. tional bake, last Sunday. It was held at G. Responding in in summer, red in church, Sunday morning. week. ' about 20 autobobile owners met at spring, golden Miss Dotton Gros Claude of W. autumn, and white in winter. Godfrey's. Glover's Hall, last Thursday night, Peaches, melons and other fruit and Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs D. N. 6. Automobiles on the at the market of H. A nobby line of hats and caps for and organized the Newtown Automo- running vegetables Rupf. Morgan. country roads at must send up .men and boys. At th Brick Store, bile Club, with the following officers: night A new Miss Gertrude Stearns is visiting a red rocket and wait 10 line of shoes for the fall and Monroe. Sandy Hook. President, Henry G. Curtis; 1st vice every mile, Winter at H. Rupf. in Shelton. president, H. N. Tiemann; 2d vice minutes for the road to clear. They Mrs Esther Hecox nas returned NEWS TERSELY TOLD, .Mrs C. Reitman of Yonkers, N. Y., president, George F. raylor; secre- may then proceed carefully, blowing New suits just in for tho ladies at from a two weeks' visit in Massachu- their horns and Roman can- Loven's Danbury store. Harmony Grange will work the has returned home afteer a brief tary and treasurer, Charles A. Peale; shooting setts and New York state. f Hill-rre- st dles. fourth degree on three candidates on visit with Mrs A. E. Cooley of board of governors, C. B. Taylor, A. Mrs George Nichols and daughters Walnut Tree Hill. F. Cole R. H. 7. All of will C. B. Taylor, L. C. Morris, Theodore are a few Friday evening of this week. Cottage, Clarke, Charles and members the Society and W. Williams went to the spending weeks at Milford to automo- Taylor Louis Bearasley from Asheville, Beers. give up Sunaay cnasing State Fair at Harttord, Thursday, in shore. ' N. C, Mr and Mrs Moses King of Mrs W. H. Kiernan was in Bridge- biles, shooting and shouting at them, Mr Taylor's car. The pub'lic schools opened on Mrs Wednesday. Miss of An- making arrests, and otherwise dis- the Miss Coleman of New York, mr and Whitney port, ! Josephine Charkey Tuesday, 7th, is Hunting-tow- n on Mr and Mrs Franklin Hoyt ar d son of New , and son of Riagefield, sonia, who teaching the couraging country 'touring that of the "Walton young West Mass., will on Hampshire having charge E. W. of A. M." Briscoe was in the Park City this is Newton, ie guests and Miss of . N. J., and Mrs Payne school, year, boarding day. Friday of Mr and Mrs A. J. Simtn. highest grade Lyon are the on Wednesday. with Mr and Mrs John Frank, Jr. 8. In case not Ansonia the in the ' Chicago among wedding a horse will pass an primary grade guests at Albert Wheeler's. automobile, notwithstanding the tar- Mr and Mrs E. L. Johnson leave soon Center. Miss of Mass., Freeman Vinton of South Norwalk to Miss Ethel L. Wheeler was united Lucy Wright Boston, paulin,, the automobilist will take the visit Bishop Johnson in South Mrs Pierce of Bridgeport is visit- is a week with her a few last week.atMr and Dakota. in marriage to the Rev Daniel spending parents. spent days, machine apart as rapidly as possible ing Mrs Sarah Betts and Mrs James September, Rev and Mrs O. O. Wright. Mrs W. C. Gilbert's. Page. Webster Kurtz, Tuesday, and conceal the parts in the grass. SCHOOL HOSE. at 1 o'clocK at the Congregational Mr and Mrs D. A. Nichols were 7, O. E. S., will Miss of New 9. In case an automobile approaches Foston Terrier are the bpst -- Jephthah chapter, Elizabeth Jennings stockings at O. G. Beard's in church. Miss Wheeler ithe daugh- a farmer's house when the roads are 12 hose made. Buy them at French's guests Long Hill Wheeler. have a regular meeting, Friday night. Milford Sunday and Labor Day on Sunday. ter of Dea Albert passed dusty, it will slow down to one mile Bethel. has been Fair-chil- d. Rev F. A. olden and are Mrs Frank Beardsley C. of with Mr ana Mrs J. Botsford an nour, the chauffeur will lay family an at Fairfield Beach. Henry Northrop Bridgewater an, BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION MAD! at the snore in luilford tor a few ..having outing a two-seat- business wagon, the dust in front of tne house witn SHOES. Mr and Mrs Goodman has weeks' sojourn. George Ray of A. M. Briscoe & Son. a hand sprinkler worked over the We have had made to order children's of Hartford were with Mrs Theodore bought Dennis Wesolowski has sold his Mrs who have dashboaru. union stamped shoes. Try a pair at and F. Yard and family, - and moved with his to D. Beardsley for over Sunday A new line of shoes for ladies and French's. Bethel. - place family been passing the summer in Taunton, his former home in Yonkers. The Labor day. men for fail and winter weai. The Miss Elsie her M. who has returned to New York on Gilbert opened SCHOOL SHOPS. new owner, Mr Nichols, has taken Miss Jessie Wheeler, Hook Shoe Store. Monday. school at Half last Tues- been Mrs F. D. Clarke of Sandy Way House, We sell the best makes, the kinds possession. visiting that give satisfaction. Buy your chil has returned to her home. Mr Mrs of Brook- day. Mr and Mrs D. E. Brinsmade of Milford, Don't forget we have a good line of and John Youngs dren's shoes at French's, Bethel. . of Shelton were at . Mr3 Wade Hillsiue avenue, school the Walton brand, for lyn, N. i ., have spent a few days here Sunday guests son is shoes, S. of Bonnibrook. Bridgeport, with her visiting and in box calf and vicl the guests of Mr and Mrs u. Rupf. Mr and Mrs George Coley Trumbull. Mrs Edward E. Curtis. boys girls, Mr and Mrs P. E. Abbott of kid. Bring the children along and. Stepney, Mrs Frank T. Hine of Stratford is Miss Julia Duncombe and Miss Ada Newtown were one day, last - get a fit. Sandy Hook Shoe Store. guests, DAVID J. BOTSFORD. visiting at D. M. Burr's. Tuck of Bridgeport are guests, this week, of Mr and mis L. C. Gilbert, This community was saddened by the Sherman. of Mr and Mrs J. H. Brewster Mr Mrs Robert Cunliffe and week, of Mrs George F. Duncombe. Sr. sudden death of David J. Botiford, who W. and away at his home m Darnel s . Labor at F. I. J. Wck and George F. Duncombe passed ICE HOUSE Derby spent day daughter, Nellie, of Kearney, N. J., Farms on Sa;unl;.y. September 4. after BURNED. Wheeler's. Labor here. l C9 and Labor Day with Mr spent Day C. H. Bishop and family only one dry'? illness, ag.-.- years. The ice house on Mrs Woodruffs spent Sunday was place and Mrs V. G. Hard. Sunday and Monday in Bridgeport, The funeral, which largely at took fire on e, was Wednesday, August 25, and Miss Elizabeth Powell of Coxsack-i- A. tended, held lrom his late home HID the guest Tf Mr and Mrs Theodore on Thursday afternoon at J. 30, Rev L. was burned to the ground. About four Greenfield McNeil N. N. Y., is the guest, this week, of John of Kearney, J., Bishop. Sheffield of Long Hill o.Tieiatini?. assisted loads of tobacco had been hung in the 111 Mr and Mrs WallaceN. Mitchell on Rev M. of Trumbull. THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. who has been very at V. G. Hard's by Clippinger building and where the fire started is a is now Mile Hill. - The burial was in the Long Hill ceme The officers and committees of the at Maple.Shade farm, gaining Mr and Mrs H. W. spent tery. Mr Botsford leaves M mourn nis mystery. Mrs Woodruff heard the snap- Club fair,' which is to be held ' Wright Country nicely. last Tuesday and Wednesday in Kss besides h's wife and son, Frederifk, ping of the and soon discovered the ice next week Tuesday, Wednesday and Charles S. Banks of Greenfield Hill and a drii'i;rter, Mary, both wlif. 14, 15 and 16, will with friends. made li'ei house burning. She used the Thursday, September Mrs'v. G. who was ill, is a guest, the last of the week, of H. Bridgeport They .it home and he wlii a'so oi tuMicl by telephone that time have everything in readi- Hard, quite auto. a cin le of friends. and summoned the and by the is now to about M. Smith and enjoyed a the trip in their large neighbors by ness for the annual Fair fair at last Saturday, able be trip through hard work the large barn was saved. The hbout the club house on the New Fairfield on and Fri- ntnl Mm H. TS. wpw r'liiir.ir grounds uniuimfl her home again. Thursday lirtnn wells and cistern were drained and as a ftlil Thev V. left ni ftana day with. Mr Smith. Mrs Bernard J. Keating of Zoar on friei.ds in Long Kill. las Tuesday. to make 'it the most successful fair an s last resort water was carried in milk cans Miss L. Bottsford has spent last Wednesday in Shelton and ror enjoyaoie day outing go to they have ever held and have also made H. Cogan of the Country Club Fair at Greenfield Hill from the pond of Frank The so that the comfort two Mrs H. H. Curtis entertained the Derby with friends. Hungerford. all arrangements returned from a week's stay at on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday barn caught fire once or twice but hard and amusement of all who visit the fair In last winter's bridge whist club at her of next week, September 14, 15 and 16. on or all of these days will be an Nantuckeet and other places work saved it. The tobacco had been any de- home on Tuesday afternoon. The Julius Dubret of Botsford is doub- assured fact The exhibits In every Massachusetts. raised by Charles McDonald who resides of the fair promise to be large, game was indulged in and refresh- ling the size of his house with an ad- partment ex- Redding. at the Centen and there will be many different wniijrm Stecman nf RriRtnn. Mass.. ments served. dition on the south side. hibits in all the different departments COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. will be well worth traveling Charles Stegman and Miss Nellie which Mr and Mrs Hendrickson of More miles to see. There will also be many Renton of Bridgeport have all been Mrs Fletcher Wilson and Misses Nile attractions than ever at the Bridgewater. other thir.es there --o amuse the Visitors and Hester Wilson, who Brookfield spent Labor Diy with Country Club Fair at Greenfield Hill. old or Teams guests, this week, of Mr and Mrs H. Margaret next weeK. and at the fair" whether young. have the summer at the Misses their cousin, George A. Stevens. Tuesday. Wednesday M'ss Gertrude Sugden, who has and autos will furnish transportation B. Coger. passed Thursday, September 14. 15 and 16. Be from Picket Swith, Fairfield, so that Peck on the Boulevard returned to sure and go and take all your family. been visiting her parents at the came the trains or trolley on Miss Susan who has been Some thing there to please them all. those that by mis nauci iiaiiiouu, miv uaa Brooklyn Thursday. Gilbert, Sugden cottage for the past three can reach the fair grounds easily. Put Mr spending a few weeks with her sis- down and be sure to be on been spending three weeks with son. hiis the dates n, Mrs Julias Rifkin and David. weeks, returned to or three with all your Mrs H. B. Botsford has Miss Stone of Bridgeport is at the ter, Miss Isabel Gilbert, in Hunting-tow- Worcester, hand one day al and Coger at were in Bridgeport for a short stay, Mass. family. Remember the fair Js to be returned to her home in Misses Peck's for a stay of two weeks. has returned to her home. last week Thursday. ever this year. Brooklyn. bigger and better than I

1 THE NEWTOWN M2EL FRIDAY, SEPTEMJEU 10, JU09.

THE ORANGE FAIR, The Newtown Bee. D a Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1909. A Big and Glorious Success. OUR. STOCK OF PREPARE FOR. THE The Orange Fair opened on Labor FAIR. HOME NEWS. Pity wlih the lui'Ront attendance since MEATS the fair was organized, about 10,700 It is nn annual custom to have a series of special sales and the trains In all directions wore in our domestic goods department in September, to a.commo-rlat- e ;C. B, TAYLOR'S BIRTHDAY PICNIC loaded down to tue doors. The fair a and housewives who make special preparation for Fair Week directum voted to dispense with the A Roval Good Time and Some Fast uets. We start this year's sories with llorul this and while It .J GROCERIES Ball Flavins:. pantiie, year, ' wu rt spectacular and beautiful a Two Specials In Table Linen. About 40 people attended tliepleux. thing to Iiki- -. at, It was not greatly fully lilciti'liwl, nicely thru red, In new drntlmin, ei-r- thread ifiiaratiU'od linen and both welKliti two-yar- wide; thuy represent Dm utmost In mule Ilium value. Comprises nil tlio Itost in ant reunion at ('. li. Taylor's picnic mitred, as It gave more time for the I), ( Hilton's on liiHt at grove Friday before the stand. The The Medium Weight (Si quality) 75c a Yard. Those Linos ami Our afternoon. The grave had all Icon ruclng grand Is .The ($1.25 e. uiT.utKt'd Mr fa'r a cleun, creuitauie exnioltion. Heavy Weight quality) $1 Yard. Prices Are Koason-abl- by the thoughtful Baton If anil Taylor's ulciilc line lonir been Gambling features are cut out and You Ask looked upon as one of the most the fulr Is run as clean as possible. both to tlio and for Best appetite n,e llnunclal success ot tue alr Is for the McLEAN un ull 'round Rood time, that takes BROS., place In the old town of Newtown. souiethli.g tremendous. Last year, shoes. that we in wo w II Phone 157, DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main St At first there was the served in addition to several dtimiigo Stationery have our store a oj dinner, paying xliow you that uiaitufuctured by Pine Line X 1 I We have a of Shoes. at o'clock. Taylor and Morris were cluliiiH, one of f 500, one of $150 and Don iaii to see mem. the chefs and had the clams, sweet 0 l one of $30, they netted over $500, EATON, CRANE & PIKE. coin and sweet potatoes done to a 1 All the money made Is uueu in Im- "T." and when mixed with the other We are bound to do thin, hecntise we littve good things tnat the housewife knows provements In and around Orange, a reputation for lionoHty that w I wWi to sus- how to make so it was all that tain. well, The president of the Orange Agri- We cannot And j Rupf, j could be desired. After dinner the .letter writing paper than Henry cultural society in that stirring gen the KATON, CltAN K & I'l K E kind. Thocus. ladles men the tomurwlm once tlium Insists I Sale.! and trie always visited, played S. Final Main St.. Newtown. familiar came of baseball. tleman, Watson Woouruff, He has upon them thereafter. ' old, Tuy A' CleanUp S. The good polntHof tlio Eaton. Crane Pike lor, Morris, Steele, Hubbard, Nettle- - splendid running mates In Waller writ 8 lug papers may be summed up briefly in All Summer MUST to make room for Fall wear. No ifs or ton and Williams were on one slue, Illne, vice president, and Arthur u. six words; I goods go, while II. ' ands, nothing can remain, no Read this great list Phillips Morris, Wright, Clark, the affable secretary, the latter HIGHEST QUALITY i price object. R. Lorlen and fsft nt ftorrfotno ftirAiirffn titan rnmo an4 dot c tiara Wheeler, Wheeler, In ATTRACTIVE 1'IXrsiIES vniif Smith were on the other side. And the right man the right place. board of CORRECT 8TVLE. HOTEL GREEN, such ball playing! When the score They are backed up by a Lawn Shirt Waists made of fine white Women's Best Percale Wrappei at J was computed it was found that of the solid and all-ov- er 59c 79c DANBUR.Y, Tay directors composed lawn, embroidery front, pretty , 49c, and CT., lor's side was defeated a score of clear-o- ut 91 by representative men of Orange. The styles, regular 98c: at 34c Jumper dresses mane of lawns and 36 to 39. A sad accident oecured Jars for F. A. CANTWELL for of Canning. Lot of fine lingerie shirt waists, regu- linens, to close 79c, 98c 1.49 and 1.98 Manager. when got mixed up building the display agricul- I Taylor's glasses All the makes can- lar $1.25 to 1.75; clean-u- p sale 59c Suits made of linens, about 120 in with the ball that came for the side tural products and fruit Is not large best of Jars for on the Lot of fine lawn waists to clean-u- p the lot, values to 8.00. Close up sale were not W. M. ning market. up at the bat. His glasses but tne exhibits were goou. at 85c at 1.49, 1.98 and 2.49 New- in were found Motoring parties from hurt the least, for they Russell, In of the fruit sec China Silk, Silk and Net waists to Children's Dresses made of nose was charge gingham, town, Brookfield and New Milford nearoy, but his fiercely clear out at 1.29 sizes 6 to 14 to close out, mound was aft- tion, said it was better than a year years, bleeding and a large R. H. Beers & $5 Silk waists, to clear f 49c, 69c and 79c and other places will lind the Din- erwards found where his ago. P. J. Rourke, a popular director Co., pretty styles, glasses out at i 1.98 White Linen Skirts, regular 1.98 at ner and Lunch Service to be. was a sad but perfect. ought It mishap exhibited 43 baskets of vegetables. Long Kimonas, regular 98c to 2.50, 79c wes but a tew min- Newtown, Conn. and the game stopped making a fine and creditable show. to clear out at 49c, 69c, 98c Eine Panama skirts at $2.49 Catering for weddings, parties utes and then went on as as merrily D. E. Russell made a exhibit of anniversaries a specialty. before. The pitching of quoits was good E. W. showed 8 indulged In and when the party pears. Russell apples A WORTHY CHARITY. broke up they all said that Taylor's and other fruit. Charles Barker of , event I Glnhf Drv frnnrk Co.. Learn birthday and picnic was the the Woodbridge made a nice fruit dis- No of the season. The guests Now that the practical work of the Mystery following Piatt of Milford exhib- D CONN. were present: C. b. Taylor and fam- play. George visiting nurse connected with the ?i5l White Street, ANBURY, Engin- New- ily, W. H. Hubbell and family, L. C. ited apples and pears. William Fairfield County eering. Morris and family, Mr and Mrs How- ton showed pears and apples. Frank Association is made evident and is W. M. ell Wright, Mr and Mrs Rey Biesiegel of Woodbridge exhibited Study at H. W. and attracting some attention, the ques- nolds, wheeler family, some fine fruit. E. C. Russell showed home during Rev Mr Steele and family, D. C. Ba tion is asked where the funds come S. of Notice. For Ladies and Gentlemen. spare time. con and family, A. J. Smit.i and fam- apples and pears. C. Clark frcm with which to pay such a nurse. Misses Miss Etta a of PRICE ONLY ily, the Scudder, Woodbridge had good display It is a tact that much of the work is When shopping in Dmbury visit Lesieur's Quick Lunch Room $10. Martin, Mrs Lovegrove, Mr Lorien, pears and apples. . This building technical in Its and re- to eat. the best served. Tables for ladies. Mr Hubbard, A. T. Nettleton ana character for good things Only 24 lessons-Tex- t should be doubled in Complete course consists of: Mr Williams. size, doing away quires not only the general knowl- book, and Working Model of the Gaso-engi- with the of an 196 Main St., Next Hotel Green. and magneto. We are theonly school necessity upstairs edge of nursing but a special knowl- Danbury. that furnish you with Working Models to apartment. Among the prominent from. Write for full to HATTERTOWN. edge of the care of those suffering study particulars Mon HOWARD S. HOYT. Vox 336, Bethel, Conn. cattlemen and farmers present, from tuberculosis and the measures were C. H. William "Cousin Club" Picnic. day, Jennings, in vogue for the prevention of the C. H. Bassett, Nathan Ben and Memorial Work. James, Fred Bennett, disease. In tne person of Miss Fran- Cemetery was an "Cousin C JT. Old stand. luere enjoyable nett, Thomas Post, James Fair, ces Ladd, the association has an able, At Gay's Club" at C. D. Stillson's Labor Children's picnic of Huntington, Howard Wheeler of and devoted Miss Day. Sixteen cousins of the host energetic employe. Monroe, Fred Hubbell and David & Chapman upon his paternal side were present. Ladd is not oniy deeply interested Hughes A table was under the Riggs of Oxford, Nathan and Percy in the worn, from a Successor to CuaS. J. Hughes, large spread professional 4? trees of house and it was C. T. of Rox-bur- y, south the Beardsley and Squires point of view, but is an enthusiastic Carriage joCirts, Wagons, Velocipedes, 9z filled with a bountiful supply of good C. - John Downs, Amos Camp, F. supporter of the modern methods of Tricycles, Autos Wheel- or things to eat and drink. Twenty-on-e barrows. Beardsley, Isaac Hawley, John Keane, treatment of the disease and a firm "grown-ups- " sat down to this Painting table Including Representative and Birdsey Beardsley, Hiram Morgan believer in the prevention of the Mr Mrs W. P. Tomlinson of Danbury, and George Winton of Newtgwn, spread of the disease as well. She is A SPECIALTY. Mrs H. H. PecK anu Miss Marion and Tnomas Kelly of Waterbury, Thomas of We carry a full stock of the Peck of Mr and Mrs G. F. sympathetic and has the faculty Carriage and Wagon Repairing. Blacksmith Newtown, and C. W. , Mrs Mildred Miss Kohlar, Morris French inspiring confidence in the minds of ng.Uorseshoelng. Gillette, Ferris, 46-- i kinson Co. 'who have been known. 1 Mrs Sher- of W. E. Plumb and Telephone Mary Ferris, Mr and John Tyrrell Stepney, those who are dependent upon others 0 for years, as leaders in this line C. F. wood, Miss Minnie Sherwood, E. S Fairchild of Nichols, Simon for assistance and care. Already a ZA Carts and Wagons, 30c to $7.50. Or Nichols, Miss Irma Nichols of Easton, Bradley and Nellis Sherwood of great deal of work has been done by sistance and interest, on the part of V Velocipedes, $1.75 to 5.50 Jk Miss Elsie Nichols of New Milford, 4.50 to 10.00 weenfleld Hill, Nelson I. Kinney of this visitor" and tne time come when io Autos, tT Miss Julia C. Hawley of Bridgeport, "friendly tne people, may Wheelbarrows, 75c to 1.00 Or New A. E. Stone of Marble-dal- e, Harold and Earl Tomlinson of Bethel. Milford, practical results are -- ding attained. the disease will be thoroughly 4ll Hand Cars, 4.00 Mb were" Amos A number of "cousins" absent S. N. Peck of Watertown, Tnis wora. has been made possible out that we need have no SO The latest and best in children's after- stamped Manufacturers of and Dealers on account of sickness. In the . T! vehicles lowest Culmer of Naugatuck, Frank H. through the efforts of a number of fear of it. At present, however, it is at the possible, Or noon the happy crowd of picnickers at The Highest Grade of Cemetery Wells of Huntington, F. D. Bradley women inter- disease T prices, were joined Dy C. B. ..aylor and fam- Bridgeport who are the most prevalent and fatal Work from T. B. Terrill of W ily of Newtown, Selectman Bailey of South Britain, ested in church and charitable work. known to man. The insiduous man- Or Miss Eliza- and family of Bethel and North Woodbury. "Nate' Beardsley The possibilities of much good being ner in which it attacks tne individ- Granite and Marble. beth Peck of Miss Peck was Danbury's Greatest Store, Chicago. brought down a string of 10 pair of in this connection were ual makes for tne disease Office and Salesrooms a former resident of this place. accomplished it possible handsome steers and 13 loose cattle. first Mrs Hal? serious before is 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. recognized by Henry to gain headway it Wilson H. Lee, one of the fair di H. Branch office, 154 Main St.. Danbury, Conn Mr and Mrs Schoonmaker of New lam Tweedy, the wife of the Kev recognized and properly treated. It York are enjoying country life at S. rectors, again made an exhibit of his H. Tweedy, former pastor of the should be understood that the woric house. P. Davis's "Mapleshade" farm Ayrshire and Jersey stock in a tent. South Congregational church, who of the dispensary and the visiting Botsford Peet of visited The Hard-j- t Seymour He makes 900 quarts of milk a day, has since removed to New Haven. nurse is directed in behalf of those Danbury J. S. RATES, his parents, Mr and Mrs B.t H. Peet, which goes all the way from Rhode Sue felt tuat the women of Bridge- who too far advanced in the on Labor Day. are ware Co., Or Monumental &Bnilding Work Mr and Mrs Ernest Northrop and Island to New York, and sells at 15c port might assist in the great cam- disease to gain admission to any of daughter of Danbury have spent a quart. tuberculosis, so she ne sanatoria and too to employ Or paign against poor 249-2- several days with Mr and Mrs Eugene He a3 a 51 Main St , and Carving Done by Pneu- ' goes into dairying pas summoneu a few of them to confer the services of trained nurses and Or fettering Northrop. matic Tools. time, one of the head men in one to con- Birdsey Peck and family were the being with a committee from the Fairfield physicians. Any wishing Danbury. Or Cleaning and Monuments and of Mr and Mrs Botsford Peck Price, Lee & Co. Assoc- services or to I Headstones. guests County tribute tneir mor.ey in Easton on Monday. Maj Flynn was in charge of the iation. This conference resulted in this worthy cause can do so by com- 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Capt and Mrs Frederick Lovejoy railroad arrangements at the depot the eventual pledging of sufficient municating with Mrs L. T. Warner, children of East Norwalk, who and and he is to be congratulated on the funds to pay for the services of a 61 Broad st.raet, Bridgeport, Conn., have been . visiting Mr Lovejoy's care with which he hanuled the big trained nurse for a year. Follow who is the treasurer of the Visiting mother, DrS. E. Allen, returneu to G. crowd. It was no easy tass and the a' was Association. not all the M. KEANE'S their home on Wednesday. ing this formal organization Nurse Whl deserves credit. He doubtless O. E. Morgan is the first one in Major established which is known as the women in the country aid In help- Monumental too- of Train Master Carr nom- ? this place to own an automobile. - the place Visiting Nurse Association. A ing along' the necessary work Horses! Works, t Mr and Mrs Arthur Cornell have who is convalescing from the effect of inating committee was elected and moved tc Huntingtown, occupying tne recent railroa.. accident. the association will hold a meeting Gilbert Brothers tenement house. Housatonic Ave.. Bridgeport. this fall, temporarily defering Unclaimed letters remain at the ! Rev Morgan Millar walked from early Horses Newtown postofflce addressed to: spend- active work until cooler weather, at Bridgeport, Monday morning, Fred L. Curtiss' of Passaic, N.. J., Frea Sears, George Cooper, Miss Ella the with his David which time tne officers of the assoc- ing day fathr, was at Newton Curtis' on Curtis Hill Murphy, Mrs W. J. Piatt, Miss T. M. Millar. over Sunday. iation will ue elected. Among those Peck. Wilson M. Reynolds, Post- Big Auction Sale COAL! to success of the master. UK EGA1T. contributing the to M. Kilbride. J. work are as follows: . Suceaater William F. and Robert Lynch W. Walter the of Horses. Coal yard at Sandy Hook Station. in N. Finch, genial returned to their home Passaic, clerk at R. H. Beers & Co.'s store, First Congregationa, Ladies' Telephone their vn cation with Doan's Regulets cure constipation J., after spending left on Wednesday for a two weeks' Society, $25.00 Saturday at 2 P. PL, Rain or Shine their grandfather, Patrick Kelly. without griping, nausea, nor any vacation, which will be spent at Second Congregational Women's effect. Ask Great weakening your druggist Horses for this Frank Favereau, T. and Southington, Barrington, Beneficient for them. 25c box. 40 Sale. Mrs J. Lynch daughter, and Society, $39.00 per to N. Mass., other places. 28 Redding Ridge, Conn. May, returned Friday, Passaic, Second Congregational Wednesday head Just arrived of second hand J., after spending a week with horses from York State. This lot of Worker Society, 460.00 nuioea in or De Horsf i repair- who has been ngHi ut worK ana win shoeing. Carriage Patrick Kelly. Crossley Wallace, THE ROAD TO SUCCESS. sold for the as Mr ing and General Blacksmitlilng. Full stock with Mr and Mrs H. N. Tiemann for Swedish West End church, $5.00 high dollar, Renk, c Sizes fit the man who shipped them, always sells of Nererslip horeMboes on hand, to them. all horses. Mrs L. C. Gilbert and Mrs Mabel two years, attending the Newtown Hebrew Ladies Aid, $10.00 , has to his Has but none We have a few green horses left that at High school, returned Slum Workers, $5.00 many obstructions, we will the Northrop Gilbert passed Friday N. Y. so as Success sell for high dollar. home at New Rochelle, He has desperate poor health. A lot of good second hand horses that Universalists church, $15.00 to-d- C. F CONdER, Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport. taken a business position in New demands health, but Electric have been used In the city must be sold. York City. Wednesday Morning Art club, $10.00 Bitters is the greatest health builder A lot of new and second hand wagons. ha3 ever com- Fifty sets new harness of ail descrip- Botsford, Conn. Rev Alexander Steele was in New St Mary's Guild (Trinity , the world known. It tions. perfect action of stomach, liver Come, If want to see sale. Horseshoeing, Carriage and TVagon Milford, Monday, the guest of A. P. Miss Katharine Payne and Mrs church) $20.00 pels you a horse of all kinds and General Lambert Brown has a kidneys, bowels, purifies and enriches Hetmiring Smith. returned after Ladies' Bridge club, $10.75 Elacksraithing. We aim to olease our two weeks' sojourn at Asbury Park, the blood, and tones and invigorates customers. Directors Widows' home $10.00 N.'J. t the whole system. Vigorous body Horn CUjlntf liy Power. x n ahaw will be at the New Universalist church, $5.00 and keen brain follow their use. No. 23-5- . You can't afford to Electric Telephone town station, sure, with a car of Furniture and brass polish, toilet ar- Individual gifts, $50.75 slight. on ticles, Florida water, toilet soaps and Bitters If weak, run-dow- n or sickly. Hamilton Bros., calves and yearlings Thursday, medicines & This is a work which not only 60c. 16. patent at Taylor, Curtis Oniy Guaranteed by R. H. The September Cc's. , the charitable associations of Bridge- A Leading Horse Mart of Conn. Beers Co.,Newtowi; Taylor, urtlB T49 Water Street. Opposite the Denot. 1 port should be interested In, but &Ca, BandyHook; P.J. Garvin, Beth- some of those Mason Lightning, Mason and Economy Jars el; L. vVctt, Stevenson; H. W. L. Get sanitary for at R. H. Beers & Co.'s. every man, woman and child In the Bridgeport Goldenburg, canning B. Saer-m- t; sell- Basttn: tf. 1138-- 4. tops that Morris, tne grocer, is country. In order to make the work Hawley, Telephone ing. Nothing like them. They will Mtti Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Ufes'and The "Old Newtown" cigar nleases car a success, the association Is In need Bros., R. F keep your canned stuff all right. R. & CeiMO' Georgetown; CentlMitii's Tailor. ticular smokers. At H. Beer's Black-rae- j Us. of contributions and small amounts Smith, West Cornwall; S. J. from the children are as acceptable Httwleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & 182 and 1S4 George St. S Cleaning, Kepairing and $ School shoes, the best ever, at Allen Co., Itoxbury; Joyce," Roxbary NEW HAVEN. . 5? A stock of selected canned sroods. in their as larger amounts 3 Prnssinff. Morris'. proportion G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; choice coffees and teas. If once sampled from This 9tia; will always De used. At Taylor, Vurtis grown people. campaign W. I. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Suits Made to Order. jdl Brim 4n & Co. LTC w 1 Cn 'a iff eft is direted as much to the New & VUlI..L.ULL, U thj u, - prevention BMrtMey, Preston; Wetterau Pontnp-frnl,- Tnfllr nnwner. fnrtiniA. of the disease as it - to the care of WIBiui, Wasfcligten Depot; Harry 6UC; sat upauca, too turn v m, C P. WillianM, P. Gannon's Building. Q fldHDains JJlttBUU AMU IJieM-HM'- B JWS lUt van- one Brw, Sthurr; Children cry 5 powder, tbc; snaring soap, those who are afflicted and no Wa-m- X 10c; Dr Klyn's Ice cream. 60o quart; ning, home mixed spice, pure cider Swrth Brttata; Perkins Bros.. i; FOR FLETCHER'S Church St., Newtown, Ct. Ti rtrtl , nran tti 1A TVuin, V )H n r1 V Vllivgai, uiuuio, jtjallien, unities, uvi,- - can tell who the next victim of the W. V. Ward, Pei-et- d g meats. Lone Hill; 50c; Long Island malt, 15c bottle, nas, dried beef, tongue and salted as- - pills. At Corbett, Crowe & Ca's. scourge may be. With proper ft Craig, Stepney Depot. two xor c. rvi CASTORIA THE NEWTOWii BEE, FJUDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1900. The Newtown. Bea Have Added A Complete Line ot THE SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. Health, Safety, Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1909. Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which Is Best Means or toVn V Tinware. Secured By topics. Continuation of the vTrEDEHATION. ARTESIAN WELLS! BRIDGEPORT Cull and look tlio stock oven Sale of Score 12 to 11 in Favor of Bridgeport STOVESISTORED for the Sum " On Monday, Labor Day, the Bridge mer season. port baseball team came to Newtown Com and did our boys, to tbe tune of Blankets and up 12 to 11 runs. It was an ideal day, Heating not too warm or too cold, and about ICO saw the and pro- Plumbing fortables. people game nounced It a good one, for not until Tinning the lust man was out was It ueclded. Bridgeport was tub first at the bat, Cotton Fleece Blankets. and when they had flnlsned three Innings they had thv runs, one for A. E. Brinton, 10-- 4 Cotton Eeece Blankets, White cents a pair. each time at the bat. In the fourth Shop In Hear of R. IT. Been k Co.'i Store. and Gray, value 69c. SALE PRICE they drew blanks, got one In the fifth, 11- -4 cotton fleece Newtown. 49o a pair. blankets, retail drew goose eggs In the sixth, one In value $1.25. .SALE PRICE 93o a . heavier cotton fleece blan pr. the seventh and in the tbe? Telephone Connection. larger, fl eight Thew (urn ih pure wter In almndance. unfajllr Sf2rtIe5jW kets, SALE PRICE 75o a pair. 12- - 4 fleece retail me mum or In the".j'SCSS had piled up six runs before the last heavy blankets, ysrt of expertum have given knowledge wwl'tnlcjl tueir unmenw thcw wuIIh. OeolwenfeciHeluwieumlarellclpcuiutuncee man was out. This was their buby 114 Cotton fleece blankets, actual value $1.89. SALE PRICE $1.48 a be derived from their Ubu, value end tlie wtUf action to and a 1-- 2 IE and a nnluWcy one for Sunday evening, reportB very value $1 a pair. SALE PRICE 87 pair. inning mighty end I furnish satisfactory pumne. pine Imllar"ni)plles. t the Federation. In the nini.h enjoyable trip. Her mctner, Mrs UaSOllne CtlgineS, lT tnd at moderate price. Inning write for desired inmm,!. - Laura Curtlss of N. cared IiLallbeploeeodtocall upon you and give particulars or they got one more nn. For. tbe Passaic, J., for her home in her absence. Federation the first tv Inni. gV.weye Mills, Siorjerlev's blanks but in the third they net one WESTPORT. - CONN DANBURY PAIR PROGRAM. Purchase E. N. Sipperley, run. In the fourth they were EA Special blanked again. In the flfta the Federation tied the score and it be- A Synopsis of the Set Events cf the gan to look interesting. In the sixth Open Air Features. it was tied again but in the seventh GRAY .AND TAN-1- 0-4, SALE PRICES $3.95, $4.25, $4.50 a pair.. Stock , We In Quite three more runs were added and the PRICES $2.95, $3.95 and $5 a pair. 11-- Carry The 1909 dates of the great Dan- 4 High Grade Wool Blankets, score stood 8 to 5 in favor of New Actual retail $4.95 and A Number Of bury fair are October 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. prices $3.50, would be exceptional value at $6.50. town. Then came hat unlucky The program of events will be follow- $6.50. and the visitors were 11-- 4 SALE eighth Inning ed in about the same order as in Wool Blankets PRICE A LEADER IN THIS SALE AT A three runs in the lead. In the ninth $5 former years, but the classes will be $3.50, $4.50 and $5 a pair.. These PAIR. with three men on and bases, Nichols, filled better than ever beiore, Judging would retail ordinarily at $4.50, $6 the to Stoves Ranges Bridgeport pitcher, gave way from the interest shown and the large and $7. To make the $5 lot more attractive Kelly and after the smoke had cleared we have added some fine Wool number of requests for entry blanks. THE ABOVE ARE EXCEPTIONAL very which consists of a variety of makes to away and tne last man was out New- blankets nsuall retailed at and nt Snntpmher 1st we exnect one fall consignment The program follows: VALUES. $6.50 town was found to be one run of shy TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. $7.50. Also some Plaid blankets, when buy of us. We s and the score. The score follows: ?0f J?u, tying Exhibition of blooded stock, cattle, Another favorable purchase of blue, pink, tan and gray. ONE PRICE 11-- (food tnat ii twrKmmn Bridgeport. Federation. WOOL BLANKETS 4 size, SALE $5 a make any Imperfection vmT - no Sot a sheep, swine and horses. Show horses pair. r anjSrange there Is a way to get rid of that kind of troub f- buy for or heater but more at first.expect- - Norden cf. H. Bradley p. It Is cheap. Suppose you pay one or five doliars than you will be Judged at 1 p. m a stove win last uom von Reck 3b. G. Carlson c. ed to It will Day you In the end lor good "'j; ";r: Classes 74 to 79, trained cattle, .. c. Steele 2b., arter mat time i is suurueui daitohto Langhammer working oxen, Durham grade cattle, A gOOU SVOre la a joy lunsvw tuiwui" v MWv.. Kelly cf. R. Bradley cf. one. Devon grae cattle, Hereford grade rr nA iii,0 t hAntfir with you If you are In the market for 3 Bed Comforters. tiif Baker rf. J. Carlson b. Holstein cattle at 11 a. Ware and if you need anythlng.of that kind cattle, grade We still keep up our stock of Tin and Granite Leavy 2 b. Glover Jf. or iuo yuuuo. m.; class 80, grade cows and heifers, can, ring utuvuu ss. Morris xo. SANITARY KINDS full size and $1, $1.25, $1.75, $2.50, $2.95, $3.59, Casey at 12 m.; class 81, draught cattle, Driscoll ss. filled with "Snowflake" cotton $5 each. Cassidy lb. 1.30 p. m.; class 82, draught cattle, rf PRICED LESS THAN USUAL 89c, (Main Floor, Rear.) Nichols p. Shepard 2.30 p. m. Rand 3b. At 2 p. m., a parade o automo- E. J. HALL, Smith rf. biles and immediately after the par- - Houlihan If. Sandy Hook, Conn, Bridgeport 11101016 1-- 1 2 SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. 3-- THE Federation 00103130 Umpire, Mr Tiemann. Time, 1.45. Br- - Bridgeport, Conn. It was lucky for the Bridgeports that they changed pitchers as they Mail Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. did for Nichols was weakening and Federation were getting onto him in have a very pleasant and convenient If you want lots of fun go to the great shape. house. Country Club fair at Greenfield Hill. In the ninth inning just as Kelly The dates are Tuesday, Wednesday a' low tip nit Lang' began pitcning and Thursday, 14, 15 and knocked of Walnut Tree September hammer in the chest and Mrs W. J. Driscoll 16. hini out. It looked serious for a time Hill, lett, Monday, for a ten-day- s' but he recovered and finished the stay in Philadelphia, Pa., at her home game. there. Both teams made errors at critical For from to times. f Miss Rutii Caykenaall of Moravia, any pain, top toe, from-an- cause, Dr Tnomas' The Pneumatic Water Systems Norden Too- -. Elwood's place on is with Miss May Hoyt for a apply Church N. Y., Eclectric oil. Pain can't stay where the Bridgeport team after the seventh ade automobile races for the after residence is not without one month's stay. it is sed. . Are a success and your country complete inning. noon. information. Write for Catalogue and full ' All live stock must remain on the Artesian Wells Drilled. There was a pleasant gathering at grounds until 4 p. m., this day; all Professional Cards. the home of i--r and Mrs C. D. Stiu-so-n, premium animals must remain until those present being t p. m October 8th, under STEPHEN B. CHURCH Monday, Friday, & r Charles Nichols and daughter of penalty of forfeiture of all premiums Nurses' Registry Home, Dr F. E. Judson, Water Outfits, 834, Engineer and Contractor for Complete Supply Stepney, Mr and Mrs George Gillette awarded, unless (hey are sooner ex 1088 Fairfield Ave., Telephone DENTIST, ' Bridgeport, Conn., Mass. of Mr and Mrs cused the 57 Center Conn., and 66 High St., Boston, and daughter Easton, by superiutendent. nurses of all grades. Special St., Bethel, Conn. Seymour, Supplief ol office at H. J. John Sherwood and daughter, Mr and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. attention Riven to the requirements Georgetown Remsen'i Telephone Connection. each case. Call receive prompt atten- residence, open Wednesdays from 9 a. Mrs W. F. Tomlinson and daughter Exhibition of biooded stock, classes tion in or out of town, day or night m., to 2 p. m.; after 2 p. m., by B. B. Bony-ma- of iU.r and Mrs H. n. Peck, Graduates in charge, Miss Danbury, 83 to 89. Miss M. K. Morgan. Miss Julia hawley and Harold and Trotting horses, class 2.30, 1 p. m.; Earle Tomlinson of Bethel. pacing horses, class 2.19, 1.15 p. m.; running race, 1.30 p. m.; nui dle race, Bridgeport Miss M. Elizabeth Scuaaer re- C. E. Osborne, Jr.. , 1.30 p. m.; class 83, Devon cattle, to New Haven, to turned, Monday,, 10.30 a. m.; class 84, Holstein cattle, Ethel M. Peck, STEPNEY.:CONN. Business take up her work of teaching in the college 10.30 a. m.; class 85, Swiss cattle Newtown, Conn. Painting and Paper Hanging, New Haven schools. - R. S. CUNNINGHAM, public cat- Of all kinds. d. Proprietor. 10.30 a. m.: class 86, Guernsey Teacher of the Piano. Satisfaction in all work'guar-antee- Estimates gladly furnished.C-- J - a. m.; class 87, Jersey cattle, Miss M. Vass of the Glen spent Sat- tlell Will go out of town when necessary. 11 a. m.; class 88, Ayrshire cattle, Best of References. REASONS urday in Bridgeport on business. TEACHES THE AS 11 a. m.; class 89, herd, 11 a. m.; AS THE DETAILS OF class 11 a. m.; class 91, WELL Miss Maud Murphy, John Murphy, 90, sheep, Mrs. James Gordon, BUSINESS. Miss Margaret Keane and Thomas swine, 11 a. m. DR. S. E. ALLEN, Michael Blake Program concerts by two military Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, McCarthy of Danbury, fiUATTERTOWN. CONV.t 1 to 5 m. of New York Mrs Nellie Dorson bands from p. Ensemble. P.O. 15. and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to City, Class Lessons, Address: Route Stepney,' Depot.Xonn School Rooms open, N. were A variety of entertainments will 3.30 m. and children of Trenton, J., CONNECTICUT Administer nf MAwnirn Tmstmi. nu,.t 5 m. Day sessions from 9. 30 a. m. to p. of tne stand NEWTOWN, alist in treatment of p. guests, Sunday and Labor Day, of take place iniront grand piles, eczema, catarrh. Ii i3""" stoma' n irounie ana Headache. Mifs Kate Blake on Walnut Tree each day. itmt-u-u iiie luriiisiifu ior tins treatment.. i erms reasonaoie. BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, Hill. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. (Jonsultationlfree. Tel. 1335. Trotting hoises, class 2.20, lp.m.; W. J. BEECHER, Court Exchange Building, Miss Annie Simons of Danbury was 1.15 pacing horse, class 2.27, p. m.; Attorney-at-ta- Alexander anu abor of Noe, Office Open Evenings. a guest, Sunday Day, pacing horses, class 2.24, 1.30 p. m.; Eooms 25 and 26 Sanford Bdlg, Mrs Bridgeport Veterinary Dentist, John Talty. race, 4 mile dash, 3 p. ni.; j running Office in Newtown open on Saturday' hurdle one mile over four hur- 8 a. m to S.30 p. m. P. O. Box Miss Mollie Maher and William B. race, from 164, Ansonia.'Ct. dles. Mail orders'promptly attended!). Maher of Jersey City, N. J., returned Program concerts by two military M. home, Tuesday, after a week's , stay b J. Gale, D., IF YOU NEED 1 to 5 m. ' bands from p. ' here with Mr and Mrs Patrick Lamer Office in the Pavid Beers Residence. Special attractions in all divisions of material it will be to our mutua 1 2 1 Dr Any the following on Gas Street. 8 to a. m., to and stock of the fair. Office hours: Battam, benefit if you will give me the opportunity to quote prices. My is a few OCTOBER 8. DENTIST, is complete and prompt delivery assured. John Talty, Jr., spending FRIDAY, class 1 m.; Bank Stbkkt. New Milfoed. Lumbar, Timber, Shingles, (S kinds in stock), Sasji, Doors, Blinds, days in New Haven with friends. Pacing horses, 2.15, p. Window Frames, riouldings, Hanties, Tile Facings and Hearth Tile, Building trotting horses, class 2.25, 1.15 p. m.; Dr. Walter H. Kiernan, te, and Elastikote Brick, Miss B. :s a week's Papers, Amatite, Genasco Roofings, Tally spending trotting horses, class 2.17, 1.30 p. m.; Portland Cement, Adamant Plaster, Sackett's Wall Board, Sew- PHYSICIAN Oscar Pitzschler & Lime rMr, vacation in New Haven, the guest one mile, 3 p. m.; hur- Aaaay Son, both International & Plow Co. Line, Pitts- running race, to 2. and 7 Barbers er Pipe, Farm Implements, Eddy of Miss Ma-r- Hour t to and Hairdressers, . Weber Farm Paints andOils, tcynolds. dle race, one mile over fcur hurdles. Office 18. ' burgh Farm Fence, Poultry Netting, Wagons, to 8 p. m. Telephone. NEWTOWN, ."SANDT.HOOK. Red Barn Builders Hardware and Barbed Wire. concerts by two bands, (try our Paint) Mrs Arthur' Morrison and Mrs Program Npwlnwn shnnnmn - 1 5 m. home from to p. shop open every week day. George Potter have returned DENTAL PARLORS. nrst class work. E. C. PLATT, The Lumber Man, OCTOBER 9. uniy after a week's stay with friends in SATURDAY, POOL TABLE. ' Hawleyville, Conn. Mass. Automobile races, with special pro- Most modern auu " Springfield, operations. gram. Confetti carnival at 4 p. m. used for piinlese DR. C. O. BLAWM" General Repairing. Connor Haugh of Bridgeport spent Office Postoffic C. G. Gas Street i3 hav- Surgeon Dentist Labor on Walnut Tree Hill with Meeker of Block. New Milford. Conn. Bicycles Guns. Revolvers, Etc. Term day Cash. friends. ing a new foundation and cellar put JOHN TO BOOTH ii The good and under his house and is also building Jiiri1 Piano Tuning. Box 564. New Milford. Conn. ii satisfactory kind are Miss Jennie L. Curtiss of Curtiss a foundation for a large addition he rr ,, . rrna. well known piano tuner WW made at the Hill, who with three friends from is to have built on tbe east side of his of Stein- - S. Blackman' Studio, New Haven have been spending eight house and is to have the interior of &?a? ?l SWTS Dr B. Todd, TAYLOR & HUBBELL, 57 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. weeks abroad, and have visited Ger- his bouse ail remodeled and fitted up fe.f VETERINARY SUROEON, Newtown Station. Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and many, France, Spain, England and with all the modern conveniences. my r left itJMw New - Milford, . Conn. Supplies. other countries, returned home, last When the work is completed he will TIIE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909. The Newtown Bea i mm m mmnmm , wtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1009. t u 9 II A V . 1 X S Paint. Paint Paint MODEL SCHOOL O (6) BUILDING 43 SHADES OF m 9' the Town of Town and Country Paint. o Erected By (6) Washington. m twttrr oilVrt;l for Sale. (6) Nothing INTERESTING DEDICA m, Taint iu Six Shades for Barns ;and Fences that CO) EXERCISES m wt) oflVr for Ninety Cents A Gallon. (0) TORY m The best Linseed Oil 63c per gallon. m SATURDAY (O) Leads, Colors, Brushes, Glass, Putty, etc., all at m Low Prices. (6) WflSHBURN-CB0SBYC- 0- n lty Hon. A. L. (6) Address Shipmau of Hartford Farmers' Suoolv & Roofinc: Co.. (0) I ULDVlEUAi- - m t ' (6) and Others. m 250 Middle St., Bridgeport. o Flour m Tho handsome new public school 3 0 building was formally dedicated with 1 1 1 t; e $ 1 1 exercises at I I i Interesting Washington Depot on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of about 500 people. A platform had been erected In front of the building, on which the speakers SUMMER COOLERS, sat. Those who occupied seats on the platiorm were Prof R. E. Dodge to be congratulated on the town Stable Sheets, Lap Robes, and F. J. Kllborn, members of the spirit which made this building pos ti fj Harness of Every Description. town Board of Education, Rev H. B. sible. It seems to me that the public Turner, Rev Theodore Peck, Rev R. duty as to education ends with the t W. VV. Stevens & Co., fi E. Carter, Mrs Orville II. Piatt, Mrs ninth grade and some modified form 16 Whitest., Danbury, Conn. I J. C . Brinsmade, Mrs A. C. Titus, of High School education, but edu Mrs F. J. Kllborn, Mrs R. E. Carter, cation goes on all one's life. It is I Harness Repaired. ! Hon J. C. Brinsmade. The exercises my honest opinion that the old fashr opened with an Invocation by Rev ioned drill, drill, is the necessary H, B. Turner. foundation for education. The mod Prof R. E. Dodge, the chairman, ern way seems to be too short cut & said he believed Washington was little bit. What we want with our taking a place In the foreground, K knowledge is the ability 1o apply it. 43 or M or 1. wr it not in the lead, among the rural Books as tools are all rlgbt, but very we nave 100 many lrumts towns of Connecticut on the question noor as the ends of education. The of education. Prof Dodge thought function o? a school is not to teach great credit was due to the popular culture. It is to teach the pupils how 4 And in order to reduce our stock to a proper' ft young chairman of the board, R. J. to live and how to get their living. AO basis, we have reduced the prices on them. Come and select Averill, and to that other member of .nu itpiii icy ol ft studies. Mr it mo the suit case, the trunk, the traveling, club or uiaastone Dag ft of the board, F. J. Kilborn, who Shipman thought ri at a price that hardly yays for the leather contained in them. might almost be called the quarter womd be wiser to teach fewer studies 4i Every size is included in the offering and you can count your- - fij master of the school. Prof Dodge said and teach them well. 43 sell lucky that your vacation had been put off so long on ac- - 6? he had been a member of the Board Pnn V '.; Cameron, school super- ml count of the saving you can make in the trunk or traveling ft of Education for a year, and there visor, next introduced, spoke on 4 bag you require for it. it had been no dissensions. The unani-mousne- ss "Useful Studies." The' local Board of of our school meetings are Education had decided to omit Latin 43 0 sucn that there is no room for spite. and Greek from tne courses of study Prof R. E. Dodge, 0 and certain parts of nigner mathe Wooster-Atkinso-n F. J. KILBORN, THE SECRETARY of the The Co., matics. In speaking of those who Of CoIumbia University, a Member Washing- of the Town Board of Education, said ton School Board and Chairmnn of the Day at Corner Broad and John Bridgeport, Conn. ? objected to Latin and Greek, he said 4i Sts., in "At a special town meeting the Dedication of the New School Building at part: any subject could be made helpful in 43 held on March 16., the sum of 1907, the hands of a skillful teachers Hon Washington Depot on Saturday. was for the $10,000 appropriated J. C. Brinsmaue thought the build purchase of a lot and the erection of ing an important landmark in the a at or near Washington building history of the town. He thought the to be used for and Graded Depot, High committee deservad the hearty thanks School Also a resolution purposes. of the citizens for their labors, which was a committee of six passed raising culminated in this beautiful building. NO. 14001. of Messrs W. G. Brins- MIQNON consisting He thought the present members of made, Wilbur T. Kilborn, Elnathan of Horses. the school board should be retained Thoroughbred Perchei on Stallion. Producer Farmers' Burr A. Hollister and F. J. Mitchell, eir experience was a valuable to consider tne selection of First Prize Winner in Class at Fair. Kllborn, asset, and that they deserved the en ft. Danbury a site for a school with ouiiaing, couragement of the taxpayers of the If want Good Colts, breed to Good Sires. to if four members you power purchase town. On the part of the citizensot should and the whole School ' Terms $15, $5 Cash, agree, the town there should ue a spirit of was a Committee appointed building .ebful cordial appreciation. In committee with to a At The DAVIS FARM, power appoint representing the Gunnery school I sub committee On the loth of April want to give the high School the H. S. DAVIS & SON, Props. BETHEL, CONN., and before the committee had met to right hand of fellowship. Air Brin- - one of the W. T. organize committee, made pointed out that a school's About the Kilborn, passed away. power for gocu was not limited to middle of May the committee met, what was done in the schoolhouse. and inspected several pros Announcements of Bethel Business Men. organized It is to be hoped tne Gunnery and sites and de- pective unanimously public schools will for the cided to this 'the O'Hara purchase pulili' g.'od. At a of the School lot' meeting Rev Theodore Peck expressed his Board on -- F. J. Kil- August 10, .j8, sincere appreciation of the exercises R. Averill and M. W. Aspin- - the Best born, J. and of the new building. Mr Peck Quality wall were appointed a building com said that he hoped in time there What when to Is jou always get you buy your mittee wita power procure plans would be added to the training of1 the contracts for a new build and make mind the training of the muscle. He Lumber At annual town ing. the meeting, thought the town ought to be proud an of at our yards and you pay no more than for cheaper lumbei elsewhere. October '5, 1908, appropriation of what was done, as Washington Estimates cheerfully triven and contracts promptly filled Lumber, Ce- $9,000 was granted and at a later was far ahead of otner rural towns town $3000 more ment and all kinds of Building Material and Hardware. special meeting on the school question. A beautiful was making $22,000 in appropriated, flag was presented to the school, Mrs A. H. all. On fifth of November SENIOR, the day S. F. Seeley making a graceful speech fit was broken. On the 74 South St., Bethel, Conn. ground eighth of presentation. day of December we were shocked to learn that our esteemed number and IN UNVEILING THE TABLET TO William Gold Brinsmade, THE MEMORi hau' passed away. On tne 11th day of William G. Brinsmade and Wilbur Hon. i John Chapin Brinsmade, For the Best of December the cornerstone was laid T. Kilborn, Rev R. E. Carter spoice Pard Exercises of Say Bread. Rolls. Cake. Pies and all kinds of Bak by M. W. Edward E. Fuller, assisted as fonows: "Blessed are tue dead One of the Speakers at the Dedicatory the Is come new Is tt true that there no better ery Goods to the store. Everything bv the M. W. Grand Lodge, A. F. & who die in the Lord from henceforth New School Building at Washington Depot place to trade when In Bethel for groceries neat and clean and the best goods the market Doke's store? Riffht you affords used in our business. A. M., of Connecticut. On the 9th rest from labors and and meat than at for they their on ; horse on Center street and Saturday. are. ftoyyour day of February, 1909, the last brick their works do follow them." This get busy, . Dayton & Hurzler, was lam. ine total cost ot the lot, uay is the familiar scripture again & lit! Center St.. Bethel. Conn r McDowell Taylor, Phone 431-- building, grading, water and sewage fulfilled in our ears. Our dear friends Thumb'Hand Side Center St.. system is $22,1)00. ine furnishing William Brinsmade and Wilbur Kil Bethel, Conn. and decorating to date amounts to born, who led us all in the work when T1KI0B.IVES & CO., $1050.27 of which the town has paid this plan of a new High School was bethel, conn. $460.27. We have received, un- begun, to-d- rest "from their labors, Not How solicited, from Mrs Mary L. Van In- - but their works do follow them. It Cheap Electrical Contractors gen $80, to pay for painting the is written on the monument of Sir how But good an Electrical work in all its branches walls. From the furnishing commit- Christopher Wren, who built great - ' carefully and promptly- attealedto. tee of the High School fund, Mrs St Paul's cathedral in London, and The Gilbert -- Miller Co., House a wiring specialty. Thornton Cogswell, chairman, Mrs who is buried in the crypt of that 15 Center St. BETHEL. CONN.. Electrical supplies. Robert E. secretary, for dost No. 501-- 5. Carter, cathedral: "Friend, if .thou wish General Hardware. Paints. Oils. Glass and Telephone ' Tinware, Mason and Lightning fruit jars. Al- electric clocks. $330. For furnish for a monument look around you.' the best so the Economy Fruit Jar, on the to-d- m From ay market. ing the teachers room, $94. And so we say as we recall School class of 1909, account of our High again to thoughts these whose 111 NOTICE. furniture. $50. From Miss Caroline lives were so full of two noble things, A. Haer and Miss Helen C. Kelley attractiveness and effectiveness: if A Thing Missing We are not giving yon something for nothing, but we are giving yon the results for furniture, $36. From Mrs Mary you wish for a monument to them of 20 of hard and actual Not In School Supplies years study practice B. Boston set when you get your horse shod at urennan s Van Sinderen, ivy look around you. For this in its be w hr thn mwds and lots of them. Our motto: Honest work toruonest rrices around the building. Also Encyclo ginning was their work, they with Everything in School Supplies the youngster H. A. BRENNAN'S, from who ran want. Don't think ot During tin you vis- pedia Brittafiica parties one other man, Elnathan Mitchell, it our store. Books, Pens, Pencils, Slates, Greenwood Avenue. .BETHEL, CONN. wish their name withheld. composed the Board which instituted Carrying Bags and Straps, etc WhilA tnn .i-- reminded lust SteD III and ATTORNEY ARTHUR L. SHIPMAN this endeavor. And I believe that look our line of fine writing At ovr pairs. to-da-y, least investigate the new goods. next introduced, made an exceedingly even among the great glories Eaton A Hurlburt's Select Linen Station ad- of God's their In stock. Clear Coal. felicitous, eloquent and practical larger universe, try Lehigh and Interests are dress. He said In part: The town of thoughts their . F. J. Book ytrar orders. It IsHhe Kilborn,;:.; is to be turned towards us; and if it be pos- English's, coal for Bethel; nothing better mined. Washington congratulated Board The Store. I deem be Secretary of the Washington Town Quality Drag Smith not only on the school building, but sible (and that it may well Ifext toP-- Bethel Conn Beers, ' i of Education. Fuel Tracking. Moving, BETHEL. CT on its school board. It is especially (continued on Page 12.) THE NEWTOWN lilSE, fltluAY, SEPTEMBEIl ho im.

the 1 ' redlt of catching a bas In Taun- The Traveler's Guide, - ton luka aeven ona-lia- lf Muresco Thp Newtown Bca wel( hlng and Drugs poumlo, AFTER berkshiiTeTeiivision, Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1909. Bridgeport L.ive. 7.00, 9.S0. m., 4 it, for 4 OSAWDMOTHEBS ATTIC. (i. m.; humiuy, k.30 a. m., 7.4 p. m. Arrive. 7.5(7, 11.00, a. m., 4.64, 7.20 p. m.;HjmlHy, k.20 a. m., VH p. m, and PlIIIMHIIKD II Wall and y Trumbull 7.10, 10.00, a. r. m..4.4S, Celling By Clair L. Cjutck-norue- , North, (4a u. in.; .Sunday, HM a. m., 7.68 p. decorations ' IHE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. DOCTORS m. South. 7.115, 10.48 a. m 4.43, 7.10, I liiiil p. m : Bundny, S.07 a. m., 8.18 p. m. a eranilmother'a attic Lot Hill Groceries. In f Noith. 7.10, 10.05, a. m.. 4.48, a houNe hlllMlUe The very best water paint on the on a fair, LU, p. m.i Htmdny. 8.48 a. m., 8.03 p. 1LLIHON P.HMITH, .) FitWriK a Hlilnlnif valley, m. Suulft. 7.20. 10.43, a. m., 4.38, 7.05, market. Will not rub or off fHWIPVNr , 8 peel Epikih Dotted with liomHtudN her and there. p. m,: Sunday, 03, a. m 8.10 p. m. and many coats can bo applied 4BTH0B J, HMITH, To StHpney North. 7.22, 10.10, a. m., 4.63, Skorhtaht. naASPRB, the went an old fimiilnned gitrdwn, 7.00, p. m.i Humiuy. 8.64a. m.. 8.12 p. without taking off the old coats. Corbett, Crowe & AND Hohiwm Manaoih. Willi :t path to the auttiiiK mm, m. South. 7.1J. 10.38, a. m., 4 33, 7.00 MED P. m.i m.. 8.03. BENEV U. SMITH. LarkNpur, wallflower and columbine, Sunday, 7.57, a, p. m. Olve ItATrlal. VlOS PRSRIPlNt ADO BotHford North, 7.32. 10.29. a. m 2.4, rvm unber them, X5.52. Co., GlNftHAI. All , everyone 508, 7.11. p. m.lSunduy. 8.51, The dark wood an e 8.04, a. ro., 1.48, 8.22 p. m. Houth, 7.0G, dwp, a background, Lydla&Pinkham'sVegeta-bl- 10.28, a. TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., Full m., 4.25, 6.62, p. m.i Sunday, Successor to l.Sa Year. "S Cents (or Hlx Months. 60 of foathoKd life and aweut wiund, 7.48, a. m., 7.64 p. m. Then Cured Her. Newtown 2 The Brick Store Ethel Parsons Finch, Ci'iiu fur 1'our Month. FourCi nU a Copy. up the atitlra to the attic, Compound North. 7.40, 10.38. a. m.. 63, And In a rush bottomed 5.18, X6.00. 7.21. p. m.j Sunday, 8.00, qunlnt chair, Wllllmantio, Conn. 'Tor Ato yeara 8.12, a. m.. 6.68, 8.30, m. Sandt Conn. The on p. South, Hook, patter of rain the shingles I suffered untold agony from female 6.67, 7.69, 10.17. a. m 4.17, 6.42.; Bun- - Sandy Hook, Conn. 42. And 7.38. Telephone memorlea everywhere. troubles, causing backache, Irregular!, .day. 10.00. a. m.. 7.44, 7.66 p. m. There la a bundle of dizziness Hawleyvllle North, 7.50, 10.48, a. m., letters, ties, and nervous prostra. 3.00. 6.28. X8.08, 7.80, Houn : 10 to 11 a Kach a of love and tion. was p. m.i Sunaay, Sunday Rates. mesiiage joy. It Impossible lor ma to 8.08, 9.22, a. m., 7 04, 8.88, p. m. South, Blacksmithincr. Advertising There a little red ahoo 6.49. 7.60. 10.08, a. m., 4.09. 6.83. m. Carriage and Waeon 12 1 peeps out, wait p m.; to lw lmo tmo And the children's upstairs Sunday, 7.31, 9.62, a. m 7.86, 7.46, p. m, Repairing lio yeai further toy. without stopping Brooklleid Junction ll ocb l.oo iro 3.oo 6.oo on the North, 6.17, 8.03, 1 Inch 1.00 S.00 1 00 6.00 10.00 The old wooden cradle seeirs moving, way. I 10.68, 11.03, a. m., 83.14, 6.40, 6.45, TELtprlONB SERVICE l S Inches 8.00 4.00 t.00 10.08 1H.00 As If by an Invisible bund, tried three differ, 7.39, p. m.; Sunday, 9.30, 10.68, a. m 6.00 I 16.00 86.00 9.08, p. m. 9.68, a. C.L. SMALLEY, 3 inches S.60 .00 An echo of music comes ent doctors and South, 6.40, m., Local, Inches .8.00 6.00 1 00 18.00 80.00 stealing, 4.00, 8.26. p. 7.02, a. m., Woodbury lo.ai. 'TIs each told me some- in.; Sunday, Stepney Depot. Conn. S. N. E. T. Co.. 76 column 4.00 8.00 84.00 40.00 sung by a heavenly bar.d. 7.28. p. m. column 6.00 10.00 "VM 88.00 48.00 different Brookfield North. 6.22, 8.08, 11.08., S.60, 1889. The melody Is low and deep, thing I ESTABLISHED IN column 8.00 12.00 84.00 86.00 60.00 7.44.; Sunday, 9.35, a, m 9.13, p. m. "Itye, hye, ir.y bnby, go to received no benefit Practical Horseshoer. 4 column 8.00 16.00 82.00 48.00 80.00 sleep." South, 6.36, 7.07, 9.41, a. m., 6.00. 6.05, . Undertakers and Embalmers. lcolumn in no (n.nn .M 100.00 O, cradle of my childhood days. from any of them, p. m.; Sunday, 6.57, a. m., 7.09, p. m. Wagon and Carriage but seemed to e. LaneBvllle & Still River Black-smithi- Generations have come and gone, North, 6.29, Repairing and Fainting; also 8.15, 11.16, a. ra., Sun- In Like the world It The last 6.57, 7.62, p. m.i all Its branches. First class still rocks onward, day, 9.42, a. m., 9.20, p. m. South, 6.25, and al- 10c doctor said nnt.h. 7 workmanship guaranteed prices Reading notices, brevier typo. a line. Swayed by the dear old song. 00, 9.84, a. m 4.60, 6.54, p. ja.; Sun- ways reasonable. Telephone connection. Prmdle Morris, would restore 6.50, a. m. Small nonparelljuds. lc a word per week. in 11 J ing day. m., 7.0, p. Bridgeport Division. Away up hige the rafters, myhealth.Ibecran Nt-- Milford North. 8.22, 11.13, 11.22. a, W. K. PEINBIE L. O. KOBBXS Among bunches of boneset and a m (3.29, nage, taking Lydia . Pinkbam's Vegetable 6.65, 6.05, p. m.; Sunday. Hung the remains of an old fiddle bow, 6.49, 11.13, a. m. South, 6.20, 6.65, We belong to the Circulation Compound to see what it would do, 9.29. 9.43, a. 5.39, 6.10. It's handle Is worn with m., 8.39, 4.37, p. NOTICE ! party that never Funeral Directors age. and I am restored to my natural m.; Sunday, 6.45, a. m., 6.67, 7.10, 8.01, throws mud and 1, 1883, In on Instant the scene It changes p. m. Is January health." Mrs. Etta Donovan, Box sand. That the and Embalmers. To the rooms on the floor below. kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large 2t9, Willimantic, Conn. snoes ana uu Last week, 4350 The logs in the fireplace gleam bright, itocic oi weights at my oiasiana The success of E. Pinkham's Conn. The walls with candles are gay, Lydia NEW HAVEN AND BOTSFORD. B M. TUTTLE, Newtown, Vegetable Compound, mad from roots 'Tis the Puritan feast of Thanksgiving New Haven CONN? and is be North, 9.32, a, m., B2.0O, SOUTHBURY, And a daughter has been given away. herbs, unparalleled. It may 4.15, X5.10, p. m.; Sunday, 8.05, a. m., closed noon. HOME NEWS. used with perfect confidence by women 6.00, p. m. South, 8.65, 11.10., a. m., Shop every Saturday The sound of the fiddle's tuning, Telephone Call: who suffer from displacements, inflam- 7.40.; Sunday, 10.50, a. m., 8.50, p. m. Their cadence Is soft and sweet, fibroid Shelton North, 9.66, a. m., 2.23, 4.37, mation, ulceration, tumors, a. W. H. Prindle 48-- L. C. Morris 70. MEN'S FEDERATION GOES 10 'Tis Money musk they are playing xS.30, p. m.', Sunday, 8.28, m., 6.24, periodio pains, backache, p. m. South, 8.29, 10.47, a. m 7.15. p. And the dancers each other n EK00KTIEID AND TURN greet. hearing-dow- feeling, flatulency, indi- m.: Sunday. 10.28. a. m.. 8.27. d. m. No better Then down center place promenade the gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostra- Stevenson North, 10.08, a. m., 2.S4, HAWLEY WILMOT & THE TABLES To forward and backward 4.49, X5.40, p. m.; Sunday, 8.41, a. m., To Carri- they go, tion. get your Horseshoe'ng. Painter and fainter the music 6.37, p.m. South, 8.17, 10.37, a. m., age and Wagon Repairing and General pounds, 7.03, p. m.; Sunday, 10.18, a, mH 8.15 Motto: Best REYNOLDS, The dim and low. For thirtyyears Lydia E. Pinkham's shop. My 5 to 2 is Score. lights grow p. m. work at moderate prices. Shop closed every the Vegetable Compound has been the Monroe North, 10.18, a. m., 82.40, 4.64, Saturday at 12 o'clock noon. Terms strictly Undertakers, gleam of the old fashioned amiirons. standard remedy for female ills, and xS.46, p. m.; Sunday, 8.46, a. m., 6.43 cash. That belonged to an early age, Buffering women owe to themselves p. m. South, 8.12, 10.32, a. m., 6.66, The Men's it 8.09, 168 State St., Bridgeport, Ct. Federation baseball the old to p. m.; Sunday, 10.13, a. m., p. in. stepney.conn Flanking grand fireplace, at least give this medicine a trial Botsford North, 10.21, a. m., s2.46, 5.08, Henry Pettit, GEORGE S. HAWLEY, team went up to Brookfield, last Sat This story's on s page, Proof is abundant has m.; 8.62, a. m., Vine near Park Ave. history that it cured x5.52, p. Sunday, 6.48, St., and a return In a room which was built for thousands of and why should p. m. South, 8.07, 10.27, a. m., 6.51, p. EDWARD H. WILMOT, 865 Clinton Ave urday, played game with worship others, it m. And freedom of God. not m.; Sunday, 10.08, a m., S.04, p. JOHN B. REYNOLDS, 299 West Ave the Brookfield boys and beat them praise to cure you? 231. These Telephone by a score of 5 to 2. Smith and Blake pictures of bygone days Have faded back into the Always Go were past, field is two weeks LITCHFIELD BRANCH. the battery for the Brookfield A of and spending with Mrs Gasoline heritage pride honor, The Famous International engines. team and to Smith may be attributed So It will last. R. C. Williams. V3 are agents (or all kinds ot farm machin- L). strong always J. Kimball, A of Danbury North, 11.00 a. m., s3.29, x6.05, ery tor saie. Groceries, boots, shoes and gen- what success Brookfield had for he brush the hand cross the eyelids, 9.00 a. m. merchandise. 6.28, p. m.; Sunday, South, eral A pang for the days that have gone, 7.58, 10.00., a. m., 6.08 ( was in it all the time ana. made up p. m.; Sunday, Undertaker When a child In my grandmother's attic New Preston. 7.21 p. m. S. Ot for the glaring errors of the home was one Hawleyvllle North, 11.12 a. tn s3.43, J. Parks, Trumbull, Life joyous song. 9.23 a. m and Embalmer, team. H. and G. X6.17, 6.40, p m.;Sunday, Bradley Carlson ARRIVALS AT THE LOOMARWICK. South, 7.47, 9.48, n. ra., 6.65 p. in ; Sun-d- a were the for the Newtown v. 7.10 ri. m. Main Street, Woodbury battery THE CITY NATIONAL BANK. C. A. Rhinhart, Mr and Mrs John Shepaug North, 11.26 a. m., s3.57, 6.56, and Brookfield had diffi- a. m. v.sa boys great R. Burton, Arthur A. Rouchfuss, p. m.; sunaay, 9.n soutn, in the for safe a. m..5.42 0. m.t Sunday. 6.58 n. m. culty hitting pitcher One Hundred and Eighth Dividend Henry A. Schmidt, Fred Brecht, O. A. Roxbury Falls North. 13.34 a. m S4.05, You Will Need p. y az. a.zo a. Calls Answered. hits. The sensational play of the B. Emma D. 7.04, m.;sunday, soutn, Night Promptly A quarterly dividend of two per Rouchfuss, Ryder, m., 6.35, p. m.; Sunday, 6.50 p. m. Some more Flour soon. Try game was made by Steele at second O. Roxbury North, 11.43 a. s4.13, x6.45, 4. George Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. our "76." it will please you. Local Tel. 70-- cent has this day teen declared by Ryder, 7.12.; Sunday, 9.60 a. m. South, 7.22, A on base. Johnson of Brookfield sent a 5.26 6.41 mixed car bow track containing L. Dist. 33-- 4. the Board of on Doia F. Putnam, Jersey City. 9.16, a. m., p. ra.;Sunday, p.m. Yellow Corn, N. E. S. Feed, Gluten Feed and liner over second base chat it was Directors, payaole Washington North, 12.00 m., S4.30, Cracked Corn. and after October 1, 1909 to stock- Fannie Dyos, Brooklyn. X7.02, 7.29, p. m.; Sunday, 10.07 a. m. supposed would be safe, but Steele Thomas New Milford. South, 7.07, 8.68, a. in., 5.08 p. m.; Sun- holders of record close of business Leahey, 6.53 was there and reached his at day. p rn. Feed B. Bouton & right up Mrs F. W. Guion, New Haven. Now Preston North, 12.04 m., S4.34, The Farmers' Store, Floyd Son, September 20, 1909. The transfer n. 10.11 a. m. hand and the ball lodged in it much Edwin G. x7.06, 7.33, m.; Sunday, C. F. BRINSMADE, Prop,, Funeral Directors books will close September 20 and Gaynar, Bridgeport. South, 7.04, 8.54. a. ra.. 5.04 p. m.; Sun- ITrumbull. Conn. to the surprise of everyone. He was C. W. New York. day. 6.19 p.m. and Embalmers, October 1, 1909. Newell, s. 1469-- Division. Saturdays only, Telephone No. Bridgeport roundly is the ; CONN. applauded. Following ' Mr and Mrs W. H. Hill, Philadel- x Daily except Saturday and Sunday. GEORGETOWN, score: Char.es E. Hough, Cashier. Calls attended day or night regardless of phia. distance. in attendance. Lady Embalmer Federation. Brookfield. C. S. & Tel. 156-- 2 Kidgefleld Division. Burlingame, George E. Spring Summer Styles H. Blake c. I.Irs Joseph Brenner has had a Matinee Excursions. for Monuments. Biadley p. Phelps, New York. , Agents G. Carlson c. C. Johnson lb. wood house erected, using the roof Ida M. Pfiel, ult Vernon, N. Y. Cor Shoe Steele 2b. If. which covered the historic judges' Stmr. Park City, bett's Store, We have secured the agency for several first Sagendorf Mr and Mrs J. H. Gray, W. are of Grounds. Wyle Capt. C. E. Tooker SANDY HOOK OT. class makes of Pianos. If you thinking R. Bradley cf. Smith p stand at the Fair Philip buying one drop us a postal ana let us can. Troy, New Rochelle, N. Y. J. Carlson 3 b. 3 b. Haugh d'd the work. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Tapor Mr and Mrs W. L. Hall, Miss A Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys and Misses In all Morris lb. Peck rf. L. Water-bur- y. the latest styles and lasts. If you are inter- Win. J. Beehler, Misses Mabel and Pearl Smith, Frost, Joseph Henderson, ested call and get prices. Driscoll ss. Hawley ss, FtwiRAL Director and daughters of Kev and Mrs C. H. Tiemann If. Noack 2b. C. Embalmer, Smith of Barre, Mass., were guests l. Fairchild and wife, Passaic, Shepard rf. A. Johnson cf. N. J. Lady Assistant always in attendance. over Sunday of iVlr and Mrs Arthur Federation 5 Mr and Mrs W. A. Leonard, New- Telephone Connect! jn. , Brookfield. Conn. 10002000 J. Smith. I. F. Lewis, Brookfield 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -2 town. Umpire, Mr Calkins. Attendance, Misses Fannie Andrews and Hazel Mr and Mrs H. B. Terrill, Bridge- E. W. TROY, To N. JR., about 75. Time 1.29. and Sat- port. Port Jefferson, Y., Harness, Blankets, Robes and Trot'b Bido.. Sandy Hook. Hazea Smith passed Friday Fnriitmre A New Liae of tke Latest urday in Bridgeport, the guests of EVERY WEEK DAY: , Stable Goods, Gaaaa. M?ss Clara Young of New Milford Mrs S. H. Smith, at Prof De Mork's. ARRIVALS AT. THE CARTER JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. Oaiertakiaf la all Ha Braaahaa. spent Si.rdtiy at the home of her par HOUSE. Leave Bridgeport, 1.30 P. M. 248-- leave 1'ort J efferson r. Trov's Hotel. No. 1 Miss Alice Mon- Keturning u. Telephonn ents, Mr and Mrs Ezra Young. Smith returned, Mrs E. M. Shell, New York. Arriving in Bridgeport about 6 o'clock. day, after a week's visit in Bridge- Allison P. Newtown. ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 50c Smith, Children under 12 25c W. A.HONAN, Mr and Mrs Fred B. Hubbeil and port. years of age, I Your F. S. Brcwn, New Preston. A trio across the Sound where cool breezes Can Sell Farm son of Westport were guests over blow. Funeral Director & Embalmer, John G. Wait, Danbury. No Matter Where It Is or What It Is Sunday of Mr and Mrs Hervey Wheel- Worth. MOLLAN'S. Miss Randall, William Moore,, M:ss 1909 Summer Time Table 1909 Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. er. Send full description, state lowest cash prie Maria Moore, Bridgewater. WILL RUN DAILY, except Sunday, and' learn my wonderfully successful plan. Mrd Gertrude who For authority on footwear go to Miss S. F. Killray, Norwalk. Ltave Port Jefferson 8.20 a. m. and 4,30 p. m. McLeod, has Leave Bridgeport 1.3A and 6. 30 p. m. Mollan's. The new fall styles in Mr and Mrs C. L. Brook- STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, G. been spendii g a few days here visit- Fanning, Single Fare 75c F.Scott, Kound 81.00 ' fine boots show Blucher and button lyn. Trip Ticket, 83 Br'dgeport, Conn ing with Dr end Mrs F. J. Gale, left EellleyStreet, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral D- Good Any Time During the Season. fo her home the first of the week. in vici, patent and dull leatheer, in Mrs S. H. Clarke, Marbledale. irector. Automobile Trannnrt,nt,lnn Mollan's exclusive designs, and every- Mrs W. O. Page, South Kent. cirpn fn.lpfnl The price of the casket Is the price of the attention. new in the Edwin C. Mr and Mrs H. M. lot further information address LEONARD'S INSURANCE funeral with me. Curtis F. Morris and family of thing Burt, Knapp, Bridge- and the Ford Roches- GEO. M. Lady Assistant. Bridgeport were guests over Sunday Dorothy Dodd, port. TOOKER, Agent, AGENCY, ter made boots. An exhibit of Mo- Dr and Mrs K. Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. Night Calls promptly answered. and Lafcor Bay of Mr and Mrs L. C. Charies Beers, L. D. Telephone Local llan's fine footwear will be at the rhuncn, witlinnt no ACCIDENT. Morris. Wa'trbury. tice. FIRE, Main Street, Woodbury, Conn, Greenfield fair. Mr and Mrs Charles Duncan, P. E Greene, New Milford. Old Miss Ruth Snow of North Mont-pelie- r, Companies, Miss H. V. Lowest Rate. Vt., spent a few days here, the Weston. Keane, Bridgeport. R. J. M. G. Restaurant past week, the guest of Misses Jessie Dunlap, Stone, New for Ladies and Gentlemen at ' and Mabel'Taylor. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Milford. 42 North Main St., Miss G. M. FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONN Pitts-fiel- Cotton, Miss Belle Cot- Joseph Lockwood has gene to d, MASURY'S Mrs 3. C. and ton. Broad Brook. Blacksmlth Shop near Depot. Dairy Lunch, Glover son; Curtis, weeks. At Doran's 11 West Main St.. Mass., for a few returned Saturday, after a two week's C. H. Hawes, Sherman. HorseShoeing, Good Food. Home Cooking and a desire to Miss Louise Wakeman is home HOUSE Fa'rf? H. S. Al- PAINTS Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds please, has made our reputation. stav at eldBeach. from Thomas, Allen Hill, Mrs Horse a v'sit at Cornwall Bridge. and General Blacksmithing. clipping len S. Mabel C. Hill, C. done week shop Crane Lunch Co. Miss Hill, Caroline, e every day at my Alice Gulick returned to a-- im?irit''1-.hMt- safest and W. Miss Moore . of , C. E. Crane. J. Stevens. E'ti? Bridgeport - Hill, Clara L. Hill, New Milford. Bloomfield, N. j., this week, to re- most ecwnjrnical to I was a guest on Sunday of her par-eni- s, Mr and Mrs A. H. Kimberley, Mr paints sume teaching for another year. btiv becau o have been in Mr and Mrs C. Brethan-e- r, t'.uy Andrew Mo.jre, Miss and Mrs F. A. Corbin, G. H. Callender Bros., Florence Banks is attending use for iilim than sixty-fiv- e and ia Taun:n. J. A. Weibel, J. C. Weibel, New Stationery she Oven school in Xorwalk! I Half Dime Lunch Rooms, River years an have never failed. Mr wel- hf.ven. Periodicals. Mr and Mrs Henry G. Curtis, Wil- and Mrs Charles Horn They are 138 South Haln St., Waterbury, Ct H. comed a 10 pound son, last week. each of these lines Our stock liam B. f'lrtis, Hobart Curtis and In Mrs Is ery complete. We Invite inspection. Try a cup of our excellent Ocffee, Kober' H. Beers enjoyed an auto tour George Selleck of Bridgeport Huntington. Guaranteed Pastry l' home rnado resi- Post Office News Store, to Lowell, Mass., last week Friday, is spending a few weeks at the whitFhills. Pure Linseed Oil where they aitenofed the races. They dence of Mr and Mrs Theodore Ham- 1 1 Arcade, Bridgeport . Mr Paints returned to Newtown, Tuesday night. ilton. Selleck spent Labor day in Misses Mamie Rronse, Hanna rv BE AFRAID to call town. I JOn T Cornell's Florist Store Iseman, Ada Rugen, Mattie and cover a greater surface per for anything yon may K. Osborne and family, who have Mr and Mrs James Chamberlain of Marguerite Von DerLeith, Mrs Ise- gallon than inferior paints, and Curtis need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. ns Inn for Hotel, We make a Specialty of Floral De-sig- been staying at the 1) days, Brooklyn spent over Sunday and man, Mrs Rothscult, Mr and Mrs J. are so much more durable that and Wedding Decoration. Woodbury. returned to Bridgeport, Tuesday. Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Hawley H. Von der Lieth, Harry Coyne. paints offered in substitution Cornell's Florist Store, " Williams. Henry Miller, George Rugen, Fred should be promptly rejected. Under New Management Mr and Mrs C. F. 01 Beardsley Mr and Mrs A. W. Nichols and Mr White Street., Danciry, Conn. Greiner and Frei Schanfelber, all of MANUFACTURED BV Attached, Where People in Livery Three Phones. passed ?unday Bethlehem, guests and Mrs J. O. Nichols of Ridgefield were at Mrs C. P. Driving In to take the Trolley Car Brooklyn, guest3 JOHN W. MASURY & SON of Miss Am a Lake. were guests over of their Von Der'Leith's can Leave Their Horses. the holiday in White Hills on HEW T0EI and CHICAGO sister, Mrs R. C. Williams. Labor C. r. Beardsley has made 15 ex- day. Mr and Mrs of Hurl-bu- rt LOCAL AGENT : Hook Market', D. Q. BEERS & CO., hibits cf onions at the State fair at Percy Knapp Miss Carrie Von der Leith will re- Sandy ' Street are congratula- turn to sea- ' (AUGUR'S OLD STAND) ' NEWTOWN. CONN., Hartford, this week. receiving Brooklyn for the winter ttnnlr Marlrnt will hntfnnnll tions cn the advent ..v.C.. Manufacturers of of a little daugh- son on September H. market affords In Fresh and bait thebest the New- ter In their home. Heats, Canned Uooos ana vegeiaoies m iueir E. C. Peck, president of the aim conduct a 'First Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, Miss asoi. It will be my to town bank, is enjoying a Anna Banks has entertained HorryRider, Class Market. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Savings For any pain, from top to toe, vacation at Great Mass. Miss Florence Robertson of Bayonne, OUWaterSk. I ask (or yoor patronage. Backs, Barrlngton, from any .cause, apply Dr Tnomas' N. J., for a few days. Eclectric oil Pain can't where Bridgeport' Conn. ' And aU kinds of Trimmings for Carriages an stay H. Blackman. Master Theodore Nichols of - it is used. 1348-- John Wagons' Send for Catalogue Frat k Morgan of Bridgeport has Ridge- Telephone 1 THE NEvVtfOWN BEE, HIIDAF, SEPTEMBEt 10, m.

HANDICAPPED. Miutigton Business Houses. Out V Going: ofBusiness!lI!JS!?r! THIS IS THE CASE WITH MANY UEWI0WN PEOPLE. Entire Stock Must Go My Lyon's Plains. International Too many Newtown cltlzers are I d As Will IliwMg OF l.N'TEucrfT.. hand'-uppe- with a bad back. The uncea ,injr pain causes constant mis- Co. 1 Mr and Mis Van of Stratfleld Tailoring Leave Shelton January . were ery, making work a burden and gui-s- of Mr and Mrs El! Wakoman stooping or lifting an Impossibility. Fruit Jars, Masons, doz, lit)c The Bennett brothers havo started The back aches at night, preventing New York fits, Foor Oil Cloth, was 39c yd, sale price 30 rest and In Chicago 53c In the meat business. Good refreshing the morning Tia and Dinner Sctr, $3.19 wishes is stllf and lame. Plasters and lini- for success. Perfection Jurs, fits, doz, Cooking Puts, Agateware, Cast Iron their ments may give relief but cannot !W Ware, Tin Ware, etc. juiss rouer, wno u maamg so reach the cause. To eliminate the on I iih and aches cure Jelly Tumblers, doz. llle Wall Papers, were 10c, now 5c many liuprovenients on her recently you uust the ... 20c kidneys. Galvanized Wash .", Wull Pajwrs, were 2.1c, now I 111 Tubs, y. purchased property, fjood I, ig Doan's Pills cure sick kid Wriiifier. were 2.9S. tml. 2.49 . Double Koli, Kidney is spending a few days with Miss llarrl ney? ana cure them a good Carpet were 2.94, sale 2.19 Paint, was 1.2-- Gal, now 1.90 permanently Sweepers, price ette Adams, at the Rectory. James V. King, living on Ra'lroad THIS Mr and Mrs tinier Treadwell and St . New Milford, Conn., says: "Prior to goby Dry Goods Notions, Fancy Goods, Everything Must Go to using Doan's Kidney Pills I was family of Bethel are Sunday guests of As I Am Coins Out of Business. often subject to attacks of kidney when Mrs II. McConney. trouuie. ine scalding sensation ac Miss Eddice White has visited roK.pinylng the passages of the kid it comes to PARCELL'S BARGAIN HOUSE, Mlts Lizzie Adams. ney secretions was almcst unbear 3 able. My back pained me Howe SHELTON. B. Hanger is driving a new horse Intensely the 490 Avenue, and I often had dllliculty in arising question about town. from & cnair on this account. Doan r Kl-'n- of A large party from Mrs Sherwood's ey Pills were procured and from Clothes. results of use were enjoyed a straw ride, Wednesday their most satis RINGS! I have recommended last. The destination was the factory. this evening remedy to my neighbors during the We ourselves are sa- Our entire full llnu of line rlinrs is now on display, Never have wu been able to show sueb V. V. I. A., fair at Westpcrt. All re- 10 one stones or surii ixsiuitiil setliiiiM in exclusive uuslirns. past years and think It the best ' riinirle stout), two. three and four stone gurnets, amethrsts. tonaz. turmiolse. Kannlilres port a good time, and a financial suc- preparation on earth for kidney tisfied as to their moonstone, pearls, etc., Jl.i'.. l.M. iM, 3.00, ,ti. 5.UO. $:. tf.00. 6.7.1. .iW. 9.1X1. 10.25 and upwards. cess. troubles." With combinations of V). 3.75, .1.j0. 6.73, ."S ' i n.00. and upwards. For sale all dealers. Pric e SOc. T In.' new heavy rliix fur women nut wilb various odd and fanciful stones 3.30, 5.00, 6.00, 7,00 Carl New York Sun- by Tens of spent Foster-Milbu-rn merit in pro- I JM, I'.W, IV.W, ll.M, IZ W. ' Co., Buffalo, N. Y., high Slirnets in many new designs I.7S, 135. 2.30. 3.50, 4.00. 5.50. 0,00, 7,00 and upwards. day and Labor Day in town. sole agents for the United States. Men's stone 3.75. li, 4.50. 7.(10 rings fi.00, 6.00, and upwards, The Misses Treadwell entertained Remember the nam Doan's and ducing the Children's ring l.uo, 1.25, M. 2.00 aud upwards. finest Wedding rings 5.00 and upward. their friends, even- take no other. Uuard 2.00 young Saturday rings IW, l.ii, and upwards. , clothes for Men, and ing, with a Salamugundy party be- fore town for school. leaving ing here for several weeks', returned more than satisfied , Mrs II. Nichols is an G. W. Fairchild & enjoying to their home last Saturday. Sons., Inc., automobile to Pittsfleld trip with School opened here es arranged at the popularity of Jewelers, !l week. Opticians, friends, this on Tuesday of this week, with the The Lowest Priced House In Connecticut for fine The A. N. Smith of goods, bungalow corps of teachers as reported in last their prices. is built on his Established' 18C5. "At the Sign of the Chimes Westport having farm, week's Bee. is completed. 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. nearly H. H. Meader, formerly farmer at Call here and be satisfied too. See the latest style Colev 111 Bradley is auite 'with an uut now in Mld- - Arrowpoint residing models and hundreds of the latest All Wool Fabrics. acute attack ofin digestion. lerton. N. i.. called on a few of his Service at Emmanuel church Sun former friends hers last Saturday day will be held at 2.30 p, in. and Sunday. He returned to his du- ties again on Sunday evening. Canning; Time New Preston. yMaj Walter Burnham observed his Wetterau k Williams, birthday on Thursday evening of last LARGE CLASS RECEIVED INTO . Washington Depot, Conn. week at his residence here by receiv- here and we can with Jars CHURCH MEMBERSHIP. h supply you ing a few of hi&'frienas and hose Call and Get a Fall and Winter Clothing Catalogue. in wish. Communion any quantity you At the service here last nearest his age in this locality and Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods and Groceries. , Sunday morning, Mrs Mary Brague, received their congratulations and Qts. Pints. Mrs Edna Grannis, Miss Esther Bor-ge- r, best wishes with his blandest smile. Mrs Mason Jars, 60c 55c Mr and Fred Wheaton, Hisface when pleased seems like a Arthur White, Nathan and Bernard benediction anu the reception to 1.10 90c - Lightning Jar?, Whittlesey, sons of Robert C- Whit- these, friends was not in any way ex Economy Jars, 1.00 1.00 tlesey, all by confession of their ceptional. All hope kind Providence faith were admitted as members of Extra Kubbeus for all kinds of 10c doz. will grant him many more years of jars per the chuich. The theme of Rev T..W. existence and that the clos' a Extra for 20c dozen. earthly caps Economy Jars, per Salt's Sunday evening address was ing years may truly be his best. Liv i "The Man with the Mask." in the finest residence vil- Lcuiiumy Big line of serviceable and pretty Hammocks,-$1.0-U ing in this GOOD SEASON AT LAKE HOUSES. lage and having at present a charm- and up. in uel With the passage of Labor Day the ing housekeeper the person of Mrs of M. as and f different hotels about Beardsiey helper compan- , The New England Lawn Swing is the for your guest at the is just thing ion, tbe writer fails to see he lawn, and durable. Lake Waramaug closed their stay and why The fuel required for one ordinary very easy returned to tneir homes. The season should not enjoy the gifts of., satis- grate-fir- e or stove is sufficient to has passed too quickly and the long faction and contentment in this mor- winter is too near. The past sum' tal life and in peace and quietness warm an entire house by Hot-Wat- er Hardware and farmers Machinery and Tools of nier season to most of the hotels has await the future "as one who enjoys circulation. The boiler proved to be successful and a few the happy reflections of a well spent AH Kinds. ' does a guests still linger at the Wilson, Loo life. s requires less attention than marwick, Villa Luzerne and Hopkin's The finest field of tobacco in Kent been stove ; it is operated automatically House. Hollow has gathered by John Nelson and hung in his new barn, and is absolutely safe. . The Farmers' Store. erected Hnis summer. John proves Y Emil Carlson is staying for a few himself as good a farmer as previous Y he was in the ulacksmith weeks with his Charles G. ly shop. , brother, Whatever he does outside cf selfish Carlson. ' motives, is to his IDEAL Boilers and outstrip neighbor. AMERICAN Radiators Mrs F. J. Hosford is passing a week His tobacco this season is no ex in New York City and Brooklyn, ception tohis usual rule. is The steam roller and J. B. Stillson this week suffer sprinkling ing from an abscess under one arm, Shelton, Conn. wagon with their attendants and commenced by the punch of a cow's horses and Foreman B. L. Kennard horn, but resulting in a swelling HENRY FOVLOIS, of IWeriden, left uere on Wednesday which requires considerable care. Ct. All schools in town are Washington Depot, Britain of last after here expected South Announcements. week, being nearly to commence the fall term next Tues- three in months service. Their des day. M. G. Huntley of Stepney will NOTICE. tination was Southington, where a again be in charge of the senior de Horton's Ice Cream and Miss Candace of Carl Bader, Canning Season On and after May 1 I will be at my winter's job awaits them. partment Seeley old stand in South Britain to Washington and lwiss Laura Hatch prepared Mrs M. Beardsiey left Maj W, ' is now on. no better jars than theiMasoa and do any business In my lino. Thanking of Marbledale will be in charge of Washington Depot Market, Confectionery, etc. Easy Seal lines both in pints and Quarts also my friends (or their patronage in the Burnham's with her sister on Mon the two other rooms. is extra and rubbers for both and the prices ana solicit a snare or in the It expected Washington DepOt, Ct. tops pasi it at- - lor these jars are riuht. We can also All your turp day of last week, expecting to be ab a larger number of scholars will I have Just received a new stock of Imported order or small Quantities. A. is Fat forsuijarin large D. MTJNS0N. . sent from her duties as housekeeper tend than last year. Everybody Carlson's Anchovies, Norway Herring, Our stock of groceries, boots, shoes and rub- South Britain, Ct to welcome Mr back Iceland Uerring.Holland Herring, Stock Fish, M. bers are always complete with the best goods for about two months. pleased Huntley Salt Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring. Large BELFONTI, the market affords. to the first room again. Swedish Brown Beans. Washington Depot, Conn. MisS Jennie Averill of Yonkers, N. Est. Charles P. i., returned to her home, last week, Williams, from a visit to her cousins, Mrs D. Mrs C. P. Williams. Administratrix, MEATS I Cornwall Bridge. Burnham and Hon H. O. Averill. Large Assortment of South Britain. Fresh and Cured. Prompt service and the best goods the marKet affords at rea William Morey passed four days of Store will close Friday evenings at 6.30 after sonable is our motto. DEATH OF MRS A 1NOLD. June 1st. prices last week with his son, Charles, at Local Tel. Long Distance 2. Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit Cases J. J. Gaylordsville. ... Mrs Arnc'd, who had been sick at Cassidy, Southbury. Mrs Nelson Mrs Lud-dingt- the hoi.e of her sister," Mrs Is Morey and Ferguson, Saturday were under Dr Stevens' care passed away faturday mornim; about last week. o'clock. The burial was in New Mrs Milford. Bargain Day! Michael ' Augusta Pease, presided at the 1 will sell for cash Saturday, September 11 Kilbride, church organ, last Sunday. OOc Slade' Molasses 40c gallon, the. grade. and scientif Pickling Spices tic pkg, the regular 10c packs General and Teaming, Peabody, optometrist 3c a Trucking age; Magic Yeast Cakes. pkg; fresh lot ic wilL be at M. w . and save optician Hill's Miss Etelle Odell had a very pleas- - bought for the sale, Tiale here Tel No. 28-- SANDY HOOK.CT. money. jewelry store, .New Milford, Septem nt surprise, on Friday afternoon uer 17 to 26. H. J. when about 16 of her little friend3 McCarthy, Miss Evelyn Lyman again left her gathen-- together 4o celebrate her South Britain, Ct. u me here, last week, for Mt Vernon, 10th birthday. Refreshments were The store Is closed each evening at Notice. Friday Special O., where she will school (.30 p. m, enjoy the served on tha lawn and all departed My new shop now open for business and am privileges there another year tier wishing many such birthdays. Invited prepared to do Horse Shoeing, Carriage and health has AutomobileTrunks. Inspection Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing greatly improved the last Mrs C. M. Fabrique and friend .of of all kinds. Auto Gasoline for sale. Notice! repairs. year. New ITaveu are visiting friends in Special & & V Have taken theageney for FredLindwall Son, Mrs Caroline Dowler and daughter tov n. The Peck Lines Co., Ernest Perfection bread. Kolls and all kinds Branchville. Conn. who of New York City, have been Miss Florence Breen 185-20- CONN. of Bakery Goods, ihe Danbury Baker, and has returned 7 Middle St., BRID(iS?Jr, shall run their wagon through Sandy Hook spending several weeks at the home home from her vacation, bringing a and Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday and A. Friday. Watch for the wagon. Also these of H. Bolles, returned to their poodle with her. roods for sale at my store. home, this week. Mrs Ida Hamlin Den' YEARS' and Mrs JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. 60 Mr of was EXPERIENCE Enswgrth Bridgeport at right of Sharotf called on friends Charles Hoffman's, last Sunday and here, Friday. ' Monday, The North Kent boy3 gave a danceJ Watcn r The condition of Fred Hoffman in town on Friday evening. All en- S3 slowly Improves. joyed a very pleasant evening. About Anyone Repairing J. B. Stillson was confined to his 30 came from Kent Who needs a Gasoline Engine this Fall for power Competent Workmen Trade Marks home, last week, with an absces un- '"The Everett House is being re- for Corn Stalks or for any power on the farm will find it to Facilities .. ' cutting MlDesigns der one arm. paired, the work being done by Boss to see us and look over the Service Ac. their advantage Prompt 'mm Copyrights Mr and Mrs Robert J. en- - Anyone sending a sketch and description may Murphy Carpenter Bahcock. All these mean if leave quickly ascertain cur opinion free whether an satisfaction, you Is Communica- Joyed a to Norwalk on Wednes- M:s3 WaU-h- . invention probably patentable. trip Edith Odell, who has been ill your Clocks and Spectacles HANDBOOK Gasoline Jewelry. tions strictly conadentfal. on Patent of week and Mrs Roxford Engine. , run ds to be repaired. ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. day last Murphy for h. long time, is Slowly improving. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive an auto ride on to special nodes, without charge, In the enjoyed Friday The boarders have about all gone They stand the test and always go. 'Fair treatment to everyone' Litchfield, Thomaston and Waterbury and everything settled down quiet our motto. Free demonstration. ' Also all kinds of trasoline Jkngine Scientific Mr v ' 1 jlmrica in Chapman's car. again. - Sold. k handsomely Illustrated weekly. Jjment cir- Supplies culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. 3 a F. B. Bolles is painting nis home year: four months, L Bold, by all newsdealers. on South Street Edward Hull is S. Fairchild & Son, MUMMo.ewYcrt doing the work. E Branch Offlca, V Washioi ton. C Every can of lave Seal Faint is Establishment For f St, J. CONN. Two Boston boys, relatives of Mrs backed by Booth & Law's reputaUon Koute 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, Charles Gilbert, who have been stay of 84 years. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FltlDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 009.

her rousing. Dorothy Beach, has re The' Newtown Bea turned io ner nomo. Mrs Burr F. Beach has teen enter New 1909. Haven's New Haven's Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, taining nur meter, Miss Mary Booth. HOWLAND'S Most Reliable Most Reliable Brookficld i Store Store Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Cannon Street Avenue, Washington. TUB SCHOOLS OPEN. The oponed on Mrs MISS FANN Tueday with A Sale of i Fit. in. u. wimeiy as teacher In Iron Boys' Wear beautiful and Aims Fanny Fry paused away at Works, MJhs A. J. Moffltt In the Cen- Rich, Serviceable the age of 78 years on Mcnday. She ter, Miss Mary Collins In Hurkle-berr- y ' was a resident of Bridgeport, but has Hills, Miss Margaret MeNurney rugs of large size in new remutm m uie irowDridge cottage in Whiseonler, Miss Mary Murphy In Resisting since June. She was an estimable Obtuse and Miss Alice Lynch In Long woman ana highly esteemed and meauuw. and almost wonderful variety. loved by her many friends. The funeral was held In Bridgeport on Senlts Mr and Mrs F. S. Curtis returned School Wednesday. Carpet Hall has put on its Autumn coat. That coat is like the one from their vacation, last week, and the trees put on with the first h.eath of the Frost a coat of are now busy preparing for the open- King. 'lis Mrs Henry Trowbridge and her of school. rich colors and ing delicate hues, a coat of intricate and perfect patterns, a grandson, Master Henry Trowbridge, Miss Jessie Henderson has been the start for coat of rare taste and fine texture. Carpet Hall was never so attractive Canada this week. Mrs guest of her aunt. Mrs A. H. Taylor. 1 Trowbridge will visit some of the for a few $1.98 $3.89 a place as now. It never held so many handsome It never days. cities In Canada and Master Henry Mr and Mrs Harvey J. fone re held better of skill is distinctive of American - will resume his examples the that carpet- studies In a prepara- turned from their outing on Monday ; home-build- tory school In makers.. It is a place of interest to the and to the house-- j Kingston. night. The curtain factory opened Mr and Mrs Walter Hartwell and on Tuesday after a week's keeper; a spot where taste and durability are combined to practical per- Mrs Mitchell morning children, and Dea and vacation of all the employes. $2.98 $3.98 fection in s. Mrs Philemon of Bridgeport, who Mr and Mrs Robinson returned have been at Mrs Mitchell's Foremost in that collection, stand the rues: the of stopping from their vacation last week. Mr larpe rugs carpet on the Green, returned home last size and into and use. stand Robinson resumed his duties on Sun- that more more are growinar favor They week. Double-breaste- d Suits ' i. - . n 1 ' - 1 XI 1 - XT J 1 X day. m a oi do 11i. are wuw we collection, gooa inmgs. exceiiem iney Miss Ada Smith of Spring Valley, A light frost was reported In low A1 with knickerbocker trous- shall not a word of else. deserve the whole advertise- N. has been say anything They Y., the guest of Mrs situations, last week, which has made for school wear. ment to themselves. ; Helen Thomas, this week. ers, stimulated tobacco growers to re- - are all ANGLO-PEESIA- Walter The trousers finished Foremost among them are the superb rugs from Russell has been SDendine newea enorts to hurry in the cron. a week In the Catskm Mountains. two-thir- with seams and are the Whittal mills of Massachusetts. Soft clear of of de- At the present date ds taped guaran- yet color, unique On fully Monday night of this week. of the crop Is on the poles in teed not to fade. sign, superb of texture, with a soft subdued glow that is reminiscent of Victor McCutcheon good gave his annual condition. wear-resisti- antique Oriental carpets; they are really wonderful rugs. Something like They are made of ng flumgulllon party. A bountiful feast Mrs Sophia Kellog is the guest of 20 are now 9 12 feet size. Some of to the new fall pat-t-'r- ns patterns ready in the by these are from the mtferent ovens scattered her son in Boston. materials in be had smaller sizes. in $53.50. over the grounus was enjoyed by a The ladies oi St Paul's Guild in that are to be used this Then there are the ANGLO-INDIAU- " rugs, also from Whittal. They large number, and this was followed tend to hold a supper at the rectory Autumn. n, by a bonfire. pre second only to the Anglo-Persia- Marvelously clear of fine big on Friday evening, September 24. sale of School Suits is go- pattern, Mr and Mrs Powell are The in colors, of much In 9 12 feet size $45.00. the guests durability. by this week, of Mr and Mrs Courtland ing on NOW. EOYAL WORCESTER rus of Wilton velvet weave and in soft and Trowbridge and have just returned Warren. Te best Boys' Suit values handsome colors that harmonize with their attractive designs. In 9 from a seven month's v by trip abroad. we've ever had to offer. 12 feet sizes $40.00. snerman Hartwell is im planning CLEARING BRUSH LAND. provements in the Interior of his $i.38-$!J.33-$3.83- WILTON VELVET rups in Oriental desirns fnd of a nVoth of color E. W. -$3.98 1-- men Carter has taken the con Wat 9 12 8 4 residence, and are already at makes those designs doubly pretty; bv feet. $35: by to clear 100 of 1-- work down tract acres brush for JO 2 feet. $28. tearing the large stone chimney which Is in the tenter. A. B. Camp. The piece is in upper BODY BRUSSELLS rws. of special durability and in handsome new Mr and Mrs ii.ent iionow. Mr Carter is now 9 George Watts with Asians that minrie colors in such wav as to nrodtice true harmony. friends made a to there with a gang of men and wants - 1-- 1-- trip Washington, Free- 12 8 4 10 2 9 bv 9 feet. $20. by feet. $25: bv feet. $23: this week, in their auto. more help to finish the Job. Seamless Taoestrv Brussells rues, heaw 10-wi- re weave, nice designs Miss leaves on Nellie Irwin Satur 1 1-- 1-- E. T. We fare home on of 0 --9 by 12 feet. $18: 8 4 by 10 2 feet. $17. day for Smith college. Mrs Sedgwick, who spent the pay your purchase $ or more summer in AXMINSTER nurs, verv soft of pile and in rich colors, with all the The Holiday House held its annual warren, nas gone to her We send everything you buy express ("stinctiveness of and finish so Ion" has been characteristic Labor Day reception on Monday. A nepnews, ueorge Abbott, of New design that Miiford. if the amounts to $1 and over. of Axminster russ: 9 by 12 feet size. $10 to $25. number of visitors were present and prepaid purchase Miss Eunice and Master Donald One-oiec- all the two e tapestry rues, eood and solid and durable, excellent of Dat-ter-n, enjoyed plays given by some of the whose Strong spent last week at Lotus eood colors, sizes from 6 bv 9 feet to 9 by 11 feet. $6.50 to $10. girls, acting showed great talent. Mrs Van Ingen, Lodge in Salisbury, the guests of Mrs FIBER smooth and durable and Datteras are psrticu-krl- v T. rues, in that the founder of the Holiday House, Donald Warner. eood for bedroom use, sizes from 7 2 bv 10 1-- 2 feet to 9 bv 12 feet. served at the tea table. ' Miss Etta Cowles has returned $6 to $7.50. Miss Jennie Lieser and a from her visit at nartford and New known dairymen and a local author- teachers, the latter two returning friend, on Third Floor. Miss E. Nimsche from New York are Britain, bringing Miss Hart of Bris- ity certified milk, will retire from to their former positions. Miss Gross the milk this guests at Mrs Andrew Irwin's. tol with her for a two week's visit. business, week, having is a graduate oi Smith College, and Charles Feiier, who has been in sold his extensive route to out of tne Misses Scharff and Doyle are Mrs Joseph Wetterau and her town on tor a Switzerland for the summer, was at parties. graduates of the Normal School. son, Burcnell, lelt Tuesday, Miss visit with relatives in N Y. Fred Ashman's over Sunaay, visiting Lena Fanton of Weston is Syracuse, the new intermediate teacher Miss Grace Seauury returned, last with his wife and children. at New Fairfield from an The stork visited E. B. Wheeler's Dwight school. weeK, extended visit with Word Goods her brother and his wife in Balti on Friday, September 3, leaving a has been received from Mr FANNY BRADLEY. The Howland ind Mrs Edward who have Dry more. daughter. The bird also stopped at Oberg, widow of the on been the summer in Fanny Bradley, late Some of the young people enjoyed Mr Katon's ihe evening of the spending Talman an illness of same Sweden, that to sail foi Bradley, after . a delightful party and dance at the day. tney expect several weeks, died at her late home P. Johnson these shores the of Company, home of Mrs Wenzell, last week. The F. took a party of during early part in Bear Mountain district on Mon- house and were friends for an auto ride, Friday end- She 69 grounds charmingly Miss Alice day. was about years old and decorated for the occasion. Mrs C. ing up with a sail around the lake Dayton of Brooklyn, is survived one N. Y., was the of her by daughter and Connecticut. Hoadley played for the dancing. and a dinner at the Hopkins House. guest cousins, three brothers. Interment was in Bridgeport, Miss Sadie Car- Seeley and Edna last week. Mrs , Randall and her two sons, The party, included Jennings, the Pembroke Miss Esther Gardner and Master cemetery on Thursday Louis and enjoyed a visit to ter,: Mr and Mrs Pickett, Master afternoon. henry, Eliot who have been en- Bridgeport, last week, and Had a Charles tnd Miss Sadie Pickett. All Gardner, the Hudson. report a jolly trip. joying a part of their vacation with THE EARLY BIRD. pleasant trip up to Clifford Woodruff returned on Eben Strong and family of New relatives here, returned their home Ed and school in this week. Jennings, realizing that the Tuesday from a 10 days to Britain after a two week's stay at Meriden, bird catches trip A of friends assembled early the worm, started Cheshire, Stamford and New York. "Above All," returned to New Britain party at on a alone the home of Charles A. Jen- fishing trip afoot and at Miss Edith B. Shillito of West on Monday. Mrs 4.30 o'clock in North Banks Mon- this morning. Whether Haven was a at the Titus All of the schools opened on Sep- nings district, a whale or a be re- guest to assist in sniner will the last week. tember 6, with Miss Cowles at the day evening, celeorating is not known homestead, the 87th of her sult at present writing. J. N. Wolodarsky of New Haven is Lake, Miss Agnes Strong in College birthday father, Cen- William A. who is now an Mr and Mrs E. Simons and Mr A New Line Of the new prescription clerk at the Farms, Miss Flora Strong at the Smith, son, ter and Miss Meigher at the Brick invalid and unable to' leave the and Mrs J. Cohen and daughter, Mr Washington Pharmacy. house. Mr Smith is life Mrs H. Mat Green- The Consolidation system of the schoolhouse. a long resi and Dreyfus and of stone of schools went into effect Tues- Earl White and his sister, Miss dent Greenfield and a highly re New York, were recent Bed Room Furniture. public member of the of Mr and Mrs McGuire day morning and tne weather being Mary, united with the church last spected community. guests Jerry fine the children their rides. Sunday morning. at their Hillcrest home. enjoyed Edward has to the of White Enamel and Brass Leslie Randall has of the On Tuesday there is to be an or- Jennings returned, Right up minute, consisting Beds; charge South Britain. after New also Beds made on the same lines Brass Beds. Church Hill Clifford of dination service at the church. Rev doing York for nearly two Mahogany as Mahogany route, Haugn weeks. Chiffoniers and Dressers, with wood knobs to match, with and swell the East Street route, and Fred Pow- Mr Goodenough will preach the ser- SARa"h plain MISS BRADLEY. Game has5 or also Oak Dressers and Chiffoniers. ell of the Romford route. mon. Warden Byron Foster fronts, plain fancy shaped mirrors; Miss Sarah had a new boat built and on Last but not Circasion Walnut suites, the latest of Woods with Mr and Mrs Carter left for Maine Cattle Commissioner Averill was Bradley passed away, placed least, after two of Bear's such its beautiful marked veneers is the admiration of all. for a vacation this week. in town on Friday, looking after sick Friday, years suffering. pond. It has a broad trip, She was a educated bottom not We invite come in and see what can at our and Bantam teams cattle. highly and that it will tip, though your inspection; you buy Washington cultured in fisherman be so on Labor in both morn- woman, active church the ever tipsy. prices. played Day and home Eli and afternoon. The score of the work, until disease sent Jennings has been seriously ill ing ner to ner bed. For she was for several Bureaus $10, $15, $20, $25 and Beds $3.50, $5 to $75. morning game was 13 to 5 in favor Kent years days. 4 a teacher in the Center school and in Mr and Mrs Will Boerum of Sher- of the second game it Chiffonrers, $6.75 to $90. Washington; her advanced was able to con- man was in town on was 10 to 6 in favor of Washington. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH age Monday. ITiuMS. verse on any topic of the day. The Five of the schools in town were This is enough. Inspection is better than description. funeral was held from the home of for the fall term on Subjects sermons Sunday, Septem- opened Tuesday. her Mrs David Mon- There has been no teachers hired as ber 12, morning, "Bearing burdens;" sister, Pierce, Bethel Junior our Mark in day afternoon, Rev Frederick Taylor yet for the other two schools. subject, "Making the infant son of Ernest N. the world;" evening, "The persistent officiating. Ernest, Buckingham & Co., Inc., Christ." Joseph Polois has moved his fam and Milly Stevens, died on Saturday into Jonn tenement and District service at schoolhouse, ily Mitchell's and night, aged three months two Established 1842. FINE CONCERT BY ATLANTA UNI- taken a with Mr Mitchell. Interment was in the Wood Macedonia, Tuesdav evening, Sep- position days. VERSITY QUARTET. Miss Marion a corn Creek on after 1 tember 11 at 7.30. Bradley gave cemetery Monday 5? 77 State Street, Bridgeport, Ct. roast to several of her noon. The of The and Charles Chase at- young friends, Atlanta University quartet pastor Robert is a most tended tlie ordination service of Thursday evening. Chatterton nursing a Atlanta, Ga., gave pleasing Walter Munson a lame foot is concert at the Charles Pickett at Warren on Tues- gave whist, and Will Fairchild help- Congregational church, Pierce won him about the farm work. Their and day. Friday evening. Gladys ing Wednesday evening. song the ladies' a and Charles exhibited a dozen selections were from some prize, picture Fred Hatch reading the a or more the Carmel of Southern GRANGE NOTES. Taylor, gentleman's prize, pack wagons at Fair, the leading poets and of cards. last week. as Har- authors, such Joel Chandler Housatordc Valley Pomona Granee Schools cn Charles and David Williams are ris and Paul Lawrence Dunbar. The meet began Tuesday. will with Aspetuck Valley Mr and Mrs Cole close their camp supplying the residents with peaches of the Granville be- manager quartet, Grange, No. 160, September 15, this week, for season. from a load which in is a of Harvard Uni- the they brought Blue Ribbon Dill, graduate ginning at 10 a. m. at tneir Grange Miss Daniels of Newtown was in from the nerth. Poultry in on versity. hall Merryall. Lunch the town, Thursday. Mrs Richard Barrett spent two basket plan. Teams will meet trains in with her Rev A. T. days Danbury children, Steele and William at South Kent. Open lecturer's hour. week. Hickok have returned from a vaca last The program is: Bridgewater. Tobacco growers are well along GREENLEAF tion spent in Northfleld, Mass., and W. Andrews. FARM, Raising Alfafa, H. with the cutting of their crops. A New I Hampshire. Canning vegetables, Mrs F. S. fair and is CONN. . and Mrs of New growth quality reported. ROXBURY, 'Dr Frank Solley Peet. LECTURE BY REV T. J. R. PHIL- Mr and Mrs N. Pierce York are of Mr and George City the guests True versus false economy in the LIPS. visited friends at Deforest Corners, Mrs D. F. Solley, of Elm Street. home, Mrs M. B. Read. A lecture will be given in the Con- Breeders and Exhibitors ofthe World's - N. Y., one day recently. Ine Misses Florence Wells of Wil- Good reading for the farmer's fam gregational chapel, Bridgewater, un- Best. Hmantic, and Mary Hull of Sey mour, ily, George Newton. der the auspices of tne Christian En have been the guests of Miss Rosa- Music and recitations. deavor society, Friday evening, Sep- Georgetown. lie Ohler of Grassy Plain Street. Pomona on tember 17, Rev T. J. R. meeting Wednesday. by Phillips THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. Golden Wyandottes, Partridge Cochins and Single Comb Black Leg- Mr and Mrs ttobert Davis of Guil- The first and second degrees will be of Roxbury. The lecture is called ford home s. Mrs E. P. horns for Exhibition and Laying Purposes. have been visiting at the eonfered on a class of seven canai-date- "A Trip to Jamaica." It is given in Bennett entertained her of Mrs J. Williamson of Grassy Plain Th lecturer's hour is in the form of a narrative, and seeks to son and family over Labor day. STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. Street. charge of Worthy Deputy and Mrs describe impressions and experiences Miss Lillian Bouton entertained Miss from Mid-wo- od 1 Edith St John is the guest of Vincent Subject, "Forestry and of a tourist traveling in the West friends out of town at . 'Telephone 1486. friends in Salisbury. what we might learn. ' Indies. The outline is as follows: Kr.oll, tne Bouton's camp, over Miss Helen Slack of South Street Labor Address all communications to Greenleaf Farm, Eoxbury, Conn. Part 1, The last day on board the day. will conduct classes for scnool chil- - ship. Part 2, New scenes and new Miss Georgie Bennett was in town, juren in basketry and drawing this Greenfield Hill. faces. Part 3, A trip by rail across a few days this week. school year at her home. A3 these the island. Part 4, A visit tc a sugar Mrs Clarence Burr is the guest of branches are not part of the public NEWSY GLEANINGS. plantation. Part 5, The banana on her mother, Mrs W. Lockwood. school ueneved Miss of Norwalk curriculum, it is the S. S. Sloan has been in land and at sea. This lecture was re- Carrie Stevens classes will be rusticating was Bouton very popular. Maine for the two weeks. cently given in Woodbury by the the guest of Lillian at past Midwood Knoll over Labor E. B. Sherwood, who has been en above speaker, and earned hearty day. The best a generous appreciation. An effort will S. Stiger spent a few days with ay to jet TmmbuIL joying well earned vacation with week. his mother on is ex- be made to bring the Roxbury male George Mills, last what you wait, or to Long Island, Mis3 Comstock was to return to his inter- quartet to sing during the course of Mayla the rid of what pected daily of Mrs William last get you CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ests at Highland farm, this week. the evening. Admission 25c; chil- guest Fryer, don't' want, la to use NOTES. The schools the dren 15c. week. public throughout Miss Arra Gates is taking the The Bee's advertising On Sunday at the Con- town, with the of the morning exception place of Miss Elsie Bennett, who is columns. Try the gregational church the Sunday school eighth grade room over the post-offic- e, SCHOOLS. REOPEN. as numbered 120. This was for the fall on her vacation, postmistress. "am ill" ada t ic a rally day opened Tuesday Bridgewater schools reopened on Clifford' McBride was in town and each person present receiveed a term. Miss ona week. Tuesday, September 7, with over Sunday. word, souvenir. There was also a very A. H. Bowers, the new principal Irene Gross and Miss Scharf in Dis- large audience at the evening service. at Dwight school, has leased and will trict No. 1, Miss Elizabeth Doyle in An illustrated lecture on "Child open the Gray cottage on Greenfield District No.. 2, Miss S. Jeannette Children Cry Labor" was delivered by the pastor. Hill. Stuc&ey in District No. 3, anu Miss FOR FLETCHER'S Miss Laura Bea?h of Norwalk, who It is learned on good authority that Frances M. Treat In District No. 4. has been spending the summer with John C. Lobdell, one of our best The first three mentioned are new! CASTORIA THE NEWTOWN Bfci; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1900.

C. F. Beardsley, The Newtown Bea PAINT! PAINT! Prime Quality Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1909. PAINT! 185 18S Elberta Main Street. Main Street. A kmk1 house dif- login's in six NfcWTOWN, - - - CONN. N?v Milford. paint shudt's. 49-- ferent Peaches . Ti'U'pliOllB Fashionable for Ladies' Outer Garments I.OOAT. AFFAlltToP INTKUK8T. A Gallon. Danbury's Shop Also For Only 90c Real Estate Sale. Junius I). I'upi'on, one of Stun & I firm bmt imllirn30 tore, Dciin'n ranul)le cleikn, U on hi mi At Wholesale Prices I I mom car- - poultry! farm, Imiw, limn, nimi vitiation, ' Leads, Oili, Putty, Driers, jwmur tml wckiiiun niiiiit tnu paliil,lii. New Suits, Coats, Dresses, ,Mrn S. J. Gregory and granddaugh Brushes, To anyone who will come to ! I'trtiw Iti Hiiymmir, Conn,, good any In of ! I ter, Miss Llln Gregory, Bridgeport, Colors 'n (ut)(UU'S iiiukI Mild; tin Upfront Suiluii. Oil, my place and get them.' Waists, Furs, etc, liuuMt, S bkriiKtiiil'iilii'iliii wtu-rl- have been visiting Mr and Mrs Myron Varnishes, Wood Fillers. doum. Putrhen. Mako selections early. Alterations done IWht.'h mi'ttdo. 'ialiiri'i and wood your properly fruit, the takes time. Do not it olFif wish work dono Georga Touswlnt, hurtling sizes. put you your 1 firm. P room Iioum-- . barn, fruit. IN two and of the United Window Glass, all arm obliging janitor properly. V nixm paitiui'u land; imnuy lo nmit) R. J. i Dank Building and Mrs Tousmtlut. Hay and Stalk Cutters, Hungerford, I uoultrv farm, ffl liiMitt'. are enjoying a vacation visiting I a Mowers andCutters, Jersey Waists and Suits, the Latest. lurifi' burn: 'i'miTi". lunil; fruit; M iinl Ensilage ' Second Hill, nuxii (irli'fl fimi ruu ri'inatil on mori New York and a trip up the Iluduon Greeh Mountain Silos, Corn NEW If you would bo well groomed trade at Lovin's. River. MILFORD, CONN. I farm lit .W; a guoil miiv to raise Shellers for 1.50; something elillilrt'ii and rlilitkim Tickets for "Miss Petticoats" will I .M arn-- t, anil tool. in both hand and farm, tt'imi.tork he on sale Noble's larger pow- I farm, ito artv. mm. placed at Drug I farm, .'Wafri.?. '"i. 13. er Culters. Ancelot t farm. Ml Mmi). store, Monday, September 28,888. 1 farm, tl tcn-a- . fUm, Miss Edna R. Moshler of New York furiii, 40 aontt, murk ami toils, JCWO. Binder Twines, Poultry The well bred, fast and handsome 1 fitrm, l0 ai'nw, is enjoying her annual vacation with I -i Beef Stallion furiii. W at!rtt. ViW. Mr and Mrs L. V Supplies, Sdap, Oyster trotting will make the sea 1 her parents, farm, looafrtm, giVw. son at Stillman Business College. 1 1 min, kki aorus, meadow and pasture on Moshier. Shell, Grit, Charcoal, Scratch biittou, fcri. Mr E.Greerof Brook- Ifunn. lit) dim linlldlnirt, and Itrs A. Foods. ORENAUG those (ruui brook. 4;'jUU; Whjo can be left on wort-- FARM, The first order of stationery given free, to enrolling lyn, N. Y are the guests of friends ' before or on 7th. . 1 farm, IN) aero, !0.000. In town. Food Cookers, 20 xal.. 40 Woodbury, Conn. September 1 farm, ilTai'M'K. fc'im. 60 1 furm, lik) iktc. rm0. Mr and Mrs V. J. Croker and gal., gal. Bun forpedlwee. etc., to W. II. IlUCKWS- - Shorthand and 1 Bookkeeping, Typewriting, tfc HOOOcan : farm, acres, fciwu; roinaln on of Mr Plows, Doth hand aim DISK, 'l'lionu-14-12- Local 'Phone nurtitam. daughter were Sunday guests sulkey. HAM, Umg Boss 56-- t farm, IN) acres, Ki.yx). and Mrs R. i. Zeiner. Potato Diggers, or JOSEPH ATCIIKION, Local Niooe 1 farm, KS acres, Ilu.uuo. 94. Conn. Ox Yokes and Bows, Wocdljury, 297-30- CONN. I turm :M0 acres, fcout). 70 aorns fine meadow; Wesley Parcel Is has teen quite ill 2 MAIN STREET, BANBURY", feldspar mine: one mile iruut brook; good the Land Rollers. l- -i with cholera morbus, requiring? liuntlnif : utile from school. ' II, B.. HASTINGS, Proprietor, 1 Seed Sowers in vari- -i farm Itlii acres. house. 4 barns. 2 services of a physician, several trrt orchard iof pearh. plum, cberry: will Shoe and Harness Repairing Catalogue-furnished- 3u Mis Thomas and Miss Kate eties. upon application. carry head cows; Uorden's collect milk at Braf In a FIrstClass Maoiiur. Uiedoor. ViOO. Wire Fencing Barbed Wire, 1 Rra have returned after an enjoy- line residence, 3 acres, CVKM. James A, Morissey, 1 line residence, 2u acres meadow, WW, able at Great Barrington, Twist Wire 1 outing VTaslilngton-avc.- Uook. fine residence. 22 acres meadow. SiiOO. Cow Bowls.Cow Stanchions. Handy 1 due residence, I acre meadow, $W. Shehourne Falls and North Adams, 1 laiire boarding house. 14 rooms; ou border DeLaval Separators. of tine 2D Mass. "1 lake: acres hind. $lsH). 1 Milk ' Milk f'. to -2 Your Produce , house, acre laud, ?!B0. Mrs Crorge Pixley of Derby was in Scales, Churns, Ship Apples and 1 building lot overlooking Tuuntou lake, 2 Pails and Coolers. 949 Maia St., Bridgeport, Ct., vn iVJO. town, Monday. 1 Headquarters for building site, 75 acres, on the most sightly Russel John Duncan and Kacks and Steel place In Newtown Slu.iMXK Vvarner, Hay Mangers, "IFON CLAD" .HOSIERY, 1 bouse, acre land, $450. Leon Stone left, Saturday, to camp and Koad Wa- Scrapers Scrapers, Allen's Kuslilcn Komfort Shoe. Bivth Cl)l-nvt- s, I Bros., Opportunity of a life time to secure a small Ktfnt. hath a Turney farm of 45 nice house and of out at Hatch's pond at ter Tronghs, Letter Carriers, Spray perfpc arraniremttnt without acres: barn, fruit or l'Vet. 71 al 2'M1 n bath tub hathruom. Karlne 9) kinds; will keep six cows, horse and Howard Kilbourn of Albfom N. Y., Material,Cis-ter- Eastwrn Distributors. Chickens; mile trout brook; iloOOcash. pumps andSprayihg Agents Wanted, 6 farms In Milford. Conn. has moved into town and will assist Pumps,- - Force and Suction W. H. k T. MARTIN. & farms! n Bridifewater. Co. - 1 in the business of the Randall Rubber Bucket EstaWished 1889. farm 260 acres in Redding. 110,000. Pumps, Pumps, J S houses on Newtown Street. Powell of Sheffield Wine and Cider FOB SALE Good work horse, weight Station Agent Mills,.- Boot Cut 1100. Price $85' or will for House, 27 acres land for 700 cash. exchange good was a recent visitor in town. ters. cattle. George A. Quick, Bootli Hill, firm in w 1 fine farm In Monroe, Conn., - Tel Tlie oldest and largest commission Bridgeport. house, 95 acres of land, $50U0. (2500 can The fishermen who went Family Cleavers,. remain on Til4""ti"n- lt mortgage. YVANTEXV-T- o bivsr. old usol?ss hawses jjj 150 acre In near letuined home and report s Knives, Steels,, etc. to We business at the old stand. We farm Redding, Mark, and ali and mws re- , aie still, doing fine 12.000. . ' ' butcher, dad hors8 Twain, house and building, fine time. iairbanks Gasoline1 Engines.-- moved f!w of chartfe. Danlols. Sitii 100 acre no Frei ' farm, house, ba'n, J200C, Madison A.tb Brideevort, Conn. Telephone 1 SO 11 room water of the week. . Saw Cir handle on the farm. Highest prices farm, acres, house, early part v Tables, Sawing Ou&ats, Viii-- 6. anything produced In house and barn, all kinds fruit, two W. P. Soule is his cular Saws. anet Kubber miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. visiting brother,: Leather Beautiful 70 acres more . and? returns. building site, P. Soule. Belting, Feed Grinders,, Fanning roa sale. t quick or less, large barn, could not be built fj for J3000. Price $7500. W. Fuller of Kingston is visittng Mills, One anc Twchorse- Farm 15 head yiearlin? hlfers, 7 bulls. V hlaclt 1 Borso, fearless, and weighing CCuest-n- iii farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, town.. Low. dowa on- 9) References: The First National ,Bank. extended vhjw. overlooking Housatonic relatives in Wagons Wagons lumberwf all kind. Bridgeport river, 500 cords of wood carry 10 head Quite a nunii-e- went from here ly $30. , Waltsr Coach, of cattle. $3000, " Woodville Dlsti,. House, barn, 16 acres, $1800. Thursday, to the- lawn partv held v. Grindstones, .Whetstones,, etc. 6 10 acres $1600. New Preston. Conn. House, rooms, land, Mrs C. H. Lewis' at Lanesville Amnaal Tethers , $500 can remain on mortgage. for; Farm, 84 acres, house, barn, $1800. the beiie'it of the Lanes'.'i.'le Sundayt Bush Hooks, Bush fjcythss. TAX COLLECTORS N013CE- - Six room house, barn, 3 acres land. will b the T&wn Clerics- - sucie-s- " in Boiler and at oiflce 0005alol5IBI5 $2000. school. If '.vfis a great, Pipejand CcweriEg fo the collSetion of taxes on the last 12J 1 fine farm, 95 acres, eood house and barn and &1I the same. Sfctarday ot each month from aj m,, to every respect after expenses apply - 1 mile from church and school and 2 n. m. On. all the other week-days- at o -- - village of iSandy Hook. were paid there was a balance Asbestos Roofing, jLinatite1 Eoof th office off Taylor & HubbellV from- 7 su, m. JoVhn 1 14 until' p. F. HOulihfwii House and Barn. acres land on main ; about $35. iagy Gcnasco RKfingr Tar and TJut Coljectop-- Newtown Conn. 4 from school and church. Price road, mile "and scientif- Grane Tarred. on $1200. Peabody,- optometrist Booting, Eoofeg. , 1 1 House and Barn. 8 acres land, 1 4 mile ic optician, will be at M. W. Hill's: no from church and school on main road, a bar- TaxNofke.. n gain $12(10. jewelry store, New Milford, Septem- Several others not advertised. ber 17 to 261. Kttra is herahy given tothe taxpaiwrs- - f' Agricultural n Farmers' Supply tlia-tow- of Jfonroa that'' She taxes-- on- te-gran- A very enjoyable trip was made; list of 1S at 11 million the dollar will' 1 e This Is Corker. last in S..JI Johnson's and pawa-M- Septennberl, IMJ-uni- 60r a week, Stanley & Go., oiiraceiving tile same I will be a 1 Don't let miss you. Farm of 35 acres, fine Froome Roofing the following naraed At the store of' Fair it automobile, by Mrs; William plau: location, nice II room house, 2 lire places, 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Ct. Jtiraftall BeaahiMonday, SSeWember from' barn, i hen houses. Corn crib with 75 bushels Mrs Louis Richmond; Mrs Charles 9atin. tilli IS ra:at the store, of Pentteld in 1 75 from 1 until 4 the same date of corn on the ear, 2 Hue cows. horse, and. Mrs: Baldwin. Crais p. m.al 1 fowls. 2 pigs, will be hosts, 12 tons has in barn, Warner Jrving amiss the stow ot Burr Eawley & C.t. Tues-d,- . WILL BE HELD large field of corn and potatos, 10 cords wood The was madtt down by Lover's bufi not at oats. SeptembwSli. from 1 cmitil 4 p. nw IhtfKi-- es 1 1 trip handy, binding In stove lengths, carriage, 2 wagons, 2 sleighs, vity aS the rale( i per cend from October- li. farmin? luenstls, all for $3500. CHARLES- W Leap following tha Housaiocic River Hik tiime was ar.4. lie; could ISO.- MOnroe,.etain.i Angtis 30. 1909. Conn. limi, lewis T. Twraf,. B.EAUlLEy. Newtown, thence:- a short nafc to Derby, alter stop atay with, us loag; bufchei Ssopes . Collector:, 14th, 15th and 16th, 1909. 1 on to New navem and down to Savin that. Lis wfll be a d I St. ufi'ui Isng.T COW. H Rock where a suone. dinner was much tha oat smarter, nest ilime. FJ1K SALEd New Turney Northrop, htacney, Conm. 1 the. Better Than Ever g enjoyed by all.. After visiting . Sidmes E. Watery, while nidliag a y Wanted. TOMS SALE 0E TO E533ST House wltla 12.' Your Friends I H various amusemnnts, the trip was bicycle on the state; road, fell and rooms, wisfiiborn and acres lot' land, on Come and Bring au-re- r; Mil-for- riemtown Street. Addresser of continued Woodmont, d oroke1 his, eollar btma.. Vs. Barker inauisw through Tajlosiffewtown, ffifflmn. M ' p to .atte-Bd'.in- Sewing Machine' Operators and Stratford; Bridgeport, ia him... 1 "WAHTED Tij' a two-hor- (5 ; A. G ACKER, where the beauties of Seaside Park The: tobaccb buy damp Secretary, of corset work. crow arourrdi hsre is one to use. Samuefe 1 m all branches i;art, a&:ready Siow,. JR. D. No. 1, Conn. were much admired-- . After a ridej Umer HiLU.C.omii.. dJ Bridgeport, New" machines, high grade liDkitog- Me any Wat-era.w- SALKA new milafit cow. & ol'dC around the city, BEantsley's Park was: better irt previous; iHfiars.. &a J. as years. m . - twoforwarctsyringers. H. B. Goger Go-jb- work and highest wages. Ap- 151 visited with, its beautiful lawns,., the first .man, cursing tebacco MilUBewtown,. Cobb. gig M000SlEJlDJlDlHJll ISJISJ12I12JIM15J lJlMSj to ' ply trees and flowers,, intersected by fine; in. thtsa- parts. v - STRAYHi Onto my. place four yearliass driveways with the water on one Mrs John J. Waters, found, a set of a cow. Owner can. hay sans is. W paylnjusharees and proving same.-- . Adoteb side. This; a beautiful sticks on JU. The Warner Brothers Co., surely goif thej highmy. south of Wavis, bins kiiii, uaiifiBi-- , (Jean. ii. 2X1 MM quiet place to whiue. away a littlw Frank Larson's. rlaee,. whicli may be; UTANTSD-- A stro.na.willinttirl.fiBi BBner-- Ct, t&e homes-war- Bridgeport,. spare time., From here handy to knock: affi sprmts. from to al hcisse work or & young to assist in girl Don't Nliss Dick's - was mane up the housework. Mrs. U. G. Eeers. Newtown. Henry Special journey through bacco stumps, later on. Conn. Fof 11th. Nichols,. MonriJe, Newtown, Hawley-vill- e TaiTiU's orchestra will - furnisfi Saturday, Sept. FOB SALE Choicer whits rye-to- r seed. 9 and; Brookfleld, to iNew Milfocd. the music for t!ie. hop to be given in Extra large, long-- straw. Makes whiter than comncon $1.25 -- bu. Highest All much vand' the hall in Keat, thfe, Friday evea bread, rye per expressed pleasure 10. delivered at Wa'ssriown Depot $1.10 if ing, September. taken at farm. A. C. Lake, Cash Market satisfaction with the, day's outing has. Behlehem, i James McGarr painted the Conm. P. O., R ff. D. Watertown. Tel. 18-- a An OAK TABLE and voted it a general good time residence of Miss Glga Cravea of Woodbury.. i Prices with hopes tnat it might be repeated, Roxbury. at some near future time. Upon ar- derti, Miss Mjrtle Fogg of Carmel Top 15x15, shelf underneath 10x10, heighth 27 inches Paid for Calves and riving home alter the 115 mile trip Bethlehem Hill Miss Beatrice Thompson of Regular price 75c to $1 Station Poultry at Koxbury every tne ladies were pleased to ftnd the Woodbury and John Fenn of Monday and Washington every band with reinforcements celebrating Recent guests of idr and Mrs A.. J. Cheshire. Srm29 Wednesday. their return. Woodard of "Meadow Brook Farm" William Andrews of Hartford and SATURDAY iwr ami Mrs villiam Frooms, Mrs have been Mr and Mrs H. A. Pierce Frank Gilbert of Northfield Martin Greenblatt, spent As long as they last and uo delivery except with other Case and her Bessie, and daughter, Miss Mildred, of Meri- - Sunday at A. J. Woodard's. Dealer in Cattle, Calves and Poultry, Leroy daughter, goods. and' Mr ana Id.rs d. J. Johnson too... 39 North Vine Su vVATERBURY, CT. Come in and see the largest stock of home furniture in an auto ride to Danoury, Saturday. this city. Our suite of looms newly refurnished will give you Froome took in tue ball i.r game an idea how a piece of furniture would look in your home. 14 Mrs visited her A 10c Smoke while Froome sister, Building Problems Don't Come Your The goodsre not sold until you are perfectly satisfied with them. 5c. AND PLAIN DISTRICT, for HILl, Way Very -- Often MAIIOXEY'S STRAIGHT CIGAR, Hand Frank of New York City, Made. Guaranteed Clear Havana Filler, Ohlrcgge flnnn. Rrnad leaf wr&nuer. 43-- 4 in. long. representative of the Holland Coffee With us they're our, daily in and ; $2.50 per Straight name, shape quality Co. of 61 Water street. New York hox of SO delivered.. work. Let the first In us give you J. P. MAH0NEY, Mfe, City, spent his very vacation Henry Dick, i ' the at Frederick C. benefit of LONG HILL. CT. country our. experience. fSsnvwlAa United ITrtmichai at the Whippoorwill home. AIUMbib ft IVHV ft' HI A A Aw AAV 1 In the he was up You'll be surprised, when you FOR SALE. Arriving evening 0 J. N. Ives Old btand, Entire fildg, 257 Main M., level bright and early next morning to with 40 acre farm of good soil, mostly get started building plans, how D ground; close to a large village; near take a stroll to the pasture to see the 1 ANBURY CONN. station and driving distance to city; arise that of. J' house of eight large rooms; run- men milk the cows. To his surprise many points you never thought ning water; good barna and blacksmith he saw the first young calf, not over shop; nice maple shade trees. Price Our is not only a store-hou- se of material, lf place ooooooooooooooooopopp J3500; one-ha- cash, balance on mort- two hours old, he being astonished as gage. to enormous size. He at once took but of advice. No for STANLEY BOTSFORD. Agent. its also practical charge FOB SALE Mammoth White Seed Rye. Experienced Corset Operators Stepney, Conn. its measurements and Its weight, E. S. Lovell, Newtown, Conn. Rye straw and moderate price for the goods. for sale. On Lap Seaming, Felling, Stripping, but kept one eye peeled on the moth- iat, only a Seaming, etc. Work all the year at SALE tread pow- highest wages. Learners taken and paid er cow. When through with the per- FOB Peerless while Comfortable er, practically good as new. Mounted learning. boarding Kodaks! formance he was ready for breakfast. on new truck. Will be sold cheap. E. S. places near factory. Lovell Newtown, Conn. BIRDSBV. sriMRRS CO., Back home they went and there he Largest Corset Makers In America. Noble Ave and Burroughs St, Nuttinghame Company explained all; the calf's legs being FOB SALE A fine m house with Bridgeport, Conn. -. Its 73 all modern Improvements.; with range At Sonthhnry keep a full stock. It being our 22 Incnts la lengi- weight and shades included." Close to R. R. de- kusiness to use cameras, expert advice of town. two of '"WASTED A good man for general get "Quite a difference in us 'A all kinds of pot and About Jcres land One a is. pounds. - E.C.Platt,,';3? Sold at a great sacrifice if sold at once. farm work. that appreciates good call me a calf building sup- Hawleville, - - Conn. WmWMlMm Conn. home. Edward S. Beardsley, Stepney, two" he said. "They I g Jmm Phineaa tt. Claijk, New Milford. Conn. 249 WAWTED TO BUT 600 chicks weigh- are 3J InCCS lon, I weigh SALE horse: will 1- legs FOB Young exchange FOB SALE One cow, also one from 1 to 1 -4 lbs each. State hoik fat fat ing price am 28 old." Mr jinTunooi for young Devon oxen. H. Curtis, South bull, seed rye. T. J. wanted. Address D. Freeman, R, F. D. pound3 and years Mass. Cavanaugh, Sandy 15-- Sandsfleld, Hook, Conn. No. 10, Fairfield, Conn,. Telephone 1 was a fellow, Fairfield. Ohlrogge good, jolly NEWTOWN BEE, SEPTEMBER 1900. i'HE f'SDAY, ( 10,

Probata Notices, vrOTICE-T- ha Tixpayera of tlm town of ' it Wtuin are herrby notllted that the iaxs am now and for UHtUXGTON, Court of on the grand list of liw due Prepare DIKTIilCTOP M, able. Thu undHnilgiiod will be it the Town 4, im. liWMiid the Estate u( Julia Richard, lata of UnuMon Mondny.Ociolieri. at I. office of U. W. Oct, II. from M. liradley in. Fall. Read Co. In said tiUii'tct, se D. nwiown, pur-IMt- The di'M4 o'clu-l- j 4 o'clm k ifiernoon. for the Upon the iiiiIIi'MIdii of Chilli 0, Frrd, until of receiving aaid laxe Afur the Vim fMmiiv will! Administrator of K.umof Mury K. Caltiuuti, cent will o ltj n vmir urobibly WnililiiKUm. In until IhritiijuarUTsnf one per ddd Rhois. Establish d 1857. lata u( IHirlct,(liH'cw(J, bills the on the dint need Hli'h-ard- tf. to ill unpaid ind miiis . aurudltor u( ihulil ornate of Julia L. . Few all ire nere lor month. styles reioyF for Hiurnln of eacli lucceodlng Tim All mi llnu.if nautili. j.MI lulF. 11 UX Clll. praying ream m( funli, . Ell Collector. the llm allowed thin Courfc .Wakenun, we will to sell for that by fur (Im Dated Weston. Coon.. HupU.uiU, Itut. etc,, continue priwtmiallon of claims against unit) tmu lie extended, in 't application on Ills mora ful- ly appears, ll In - VOTICE-T- he Meatmen and Town Clerk of town of will lie In mtwtUm at Oimr.iiKii. that said bo heard ' the Itoxlmry $3.00. application the Town HallonKaturday, the Imb day, of Tailored and determined it thu Probate OHIe In Wash- o'clock a. hi. until 7 see on the Suits, September, iiKtt, from for men and the Crossett you can Walking In wild thu of ington. district, mi lili day O'clock m., for the purpo of examining the New Mission In our window. Kent. A, 1). o'clock In the t p. Fixture lin, at i af(riuMn lllh'itioim f to the 1 notice be of thu iiui elector ind'admlutiig or thu ladles, thu Derrick Shoe and thatpulillo given pen- electors' oath those who hall be found yuill-Hu- d dency of mid application and time and plu-- on that dau Autumn Models for $19. of hearing thereon, liy piihlUhlnir tills Early order once some a 1.C. flarrlNon. .In newspaimr luvlnir v L. II. Palmer $3 and $3.5.0. circulation dlitrli't, and liy mailing a A. Leavenworth. will of l. two-piec- e copy thereof to tho Executor of tlm tfelwtmtm. All have Union Hi These new Gowns which are at this said L. leant tin amp, WalkiDg being unpacked Julia Richard, hfcaud. at H II a'clocfc live II 8 IIiipIIiiiL Town Chirk. tore upon until dayslicforu llutday assigned ive extra clerks to help wilt on all that writing are so pleasing to us, bo handsome and withal so sensible, that we un- Human U. Avurlll, Judge. Dated at Uoxbury this Tth day of Septem- - l come here. hesitatingly place them at a leading price, for we know how quickly they will DISTRICT OF WAHIIINGTON,. Probate ISJOTICE-T- he Registrars of Voter of the FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, betaken. WW. Town of Roxbury will be In nesslon at the $19.00 each. 11. of Wash- of lOini, Estate of George Uldirway. late Town Hall on the tilth day Kupicmlier. Successor to It, V. Foster & Co., ington, In mild district, deceased. from Vo'clock In the fortnn until 5 o clock In for the of nix the afternoon, purpose placing Conn. I Coats, tailored in a faultless with wide revers faced with Hulil Court hait llmltud and allowed on a list "to be made" the names of those per- 246nalnSt., Danbury, Long manner, months from the date hereof for thu creditor ma-1- sons who ire entitled to be made electors in Telephone 2 moire. Plaited Skirts of late of hiilil tuexliiljll their claim to tho of the annual town design. said town before the day I'lano Certificates with every purchase. Administrator. meeting. , The materials are worsteds, and other manrish Those who neglect to present their aceou nt, Also to make a list of electors who hive for- rough diagonals', striped properly attested, within said time, will be been admitted or registered as electors merly -- cloths, in dark brown, dark blue, stone steel .in fact all desirable debarred a recovery. who resided In this one green, gray, said 'are and have slate year All person Intlubted to Estate and in the town six months preceding the street shades. Coat and Suit Kooms, second floor. to make Inimediute payment to r meeting. Wilbur W. Fenn. AdmlnUtrator, Walter DownesTluniphrey. Shown in, the window at Fairfield' Avenue and Middle Street. Washington, Conn. N. 11. Hurlhut. ' ? P;ilrh?inks.Mnrse i Registrars of Voters. 8 OF NEWTOWN. Bl. Probate Dated this 7th of Septem- j DISTRICT WOB. at Roxbury day 9th. A. I).. ber, most. special pumping, lighting g Estate of 'Arthur 8. Wells, late of New- and of town, In said district, deceased. he iHelectmen and Town Clerk power plants. Silos g 1-- NOTICE-T- a Remnants of Dimities and Batistes, from 1 2 to Upon the application of Florence I. Wells, Town of Washington will hold Organdies, lengths Letters of Administration session to admit to the elector's oath those j all sizes also ensilage outfits, g praying that may on 9 a few dress an extra 10 cent reduction on be granted on said Estate, as tier application found qualilledon the "List to be made" yards, including patterns, per on Hie more fully appears: It is Saturday. September 25. liHW. from a. m. to them for a few them. OitiiEitKD, That suid application be beard 7 p. m.. at the Selectmen's olllce, In the iown days. Very dainty things among and determined at the 1'robate Olllce In Hall. Washington Depot. Conn. Wash Goods Section. Newtown, In sal district, on the liith Dated at Washington, Connecticut, Sep- T. E.PLATT& SON g day of September, A. 1). ItLH. at 8 o clock tember?, W09. be M. W. Asplnwall, In the forenoon, and that notice given Newtown, Ct. . of the pendency of said application and time (j. 8 Humphrey, and place of hearing thereon, by publishing Thomas Mcttrath, the same one time in some newspaper having Selectmen. a circulation In said district, and by posting 8. Ford Seeley. Defliracle Cream, a copy thereof on the public sign-po- in the , Town Clerk. Town of Newtown, In said district. Toilet Section. William J. Beochor, The large 50c jars, special at 29c. Center Counter, Judge. WARNING. of Warning Is hereby given the legal Everything in the Line FOR SALE Children's school shoes at B voters of the Town of Monroe that u & . In . Co's, Stepney, Ct.l special town meeting will be held the Town linl. .n said town on Friday,' Staple and Fancy TX)R SALE-C- ar load of choice cedar shin- - September 17, 1909, at 2 o'clock for the The D. M. READ Co. gles. B. llawley & Co., Stepney. following purposes: first, to determine Groceries. of how many members the eehool board FOR SALE-N- ow wagon pole at a bargain. to be elected under the provisions of Hawley & Co.. Stepney. Ct. Chapter 14(1, public acts of the general Prices a low as consistent. 1909 shall be constituted: assembly of fitted. SALE My wood working plant at second, to consider the proposition of Give us a call. SPECTACLES and eye glasses Branchville, good business, established tf H. J. Lord to remove the present fence Lenses matched and allkinds of repairs. o years. Plant comprises about 6 acres of land around the Town hnll and to release Keod & Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Thirty-Tw- Acre Farm Sold, i constructed mill, Si horse pow- main- Conn. substantially the Town of Monroe of its future C. Bridgeport, advertised InThe Bee week er steam engine,' 35 horso power boiler and tenance and to take the necessary action L. MORRIS, Having sold the farm last week I havee for this all necessary to date machinery includ- a bargain in the way of a farmnear Bridgeport; fine level, smooth up Is deemed expedient. No fialria. rlrh snil. worked bv new hnufta. barn and ing the circular saw mill for the business. Tlarence B. Burr, The Grocer, Trouble easilv machinery! in K. 0. small With this farm goes STOCK, TOOLS AND CROPS. Everything good working order. Zalmon F. Purdy, Gas- buildings; Bennett, Conn. When you Jiave a Famous International Branchville, Marshall Beach, NEWTOWN, CONN. on farm. Let us Selectmen of Monroe. oline engine (or power your Q. W. COGGSWELL, A position running a stationary uuote you prices. Let us uuote you prices or WANTED Dated at Monroe, Conn., September 7, and see me engine; 3) years experience. 1909. call 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Can furnish best of references. A. Thomas, S. J. PABKS, Trumbull, Conn. Route 1, Bridgeport, Ct. GASOLINE REGISTRARS' NOTICE The undersigned Voters for the town of New- OK SALE-Mo- dcl V Victor Ma-flil- 1 2 of Talking POB SALE Place in Wellsville, "Registrars will In with liii Inrm spImim! records: like N. New on town hereby give notice that they be ENGINES. F Q. Clarke's Liver Pills miles from Milford State road, Brick on a William A. Tator, 37TS) Main Vegetable two houses and 30 acres of tend. Nice sessional the Building Thursday. new, bargain. lis, 1909, from 9 o'clock a. im. until Bridgeport, Conn. tobacco land Address C. Bench, September Now time St., Have a wonderful for Bilious and Aliments. Stephen 5 o'clock m.. of said day, for 'the purpose of is just the to purchase your reputation curing Dyspeptic At New Milford, Conn. p. putting on the list those "to be made";and engine outfit tq fill your silo and to get You will do well to look over our a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, and correcting the lists of said town. Once used. For SALE Bab.v , revising ready to pump for the dry season ap- stock of etc., they stand Unrivalled. tried, Always sale Dy Drug FOB curnug-j- used only ; Thomas F. Bradley, C. V. Beardsley, one summer; cost $lo.50, will sell for ' Louis T. Briscoe, proaching. Harness, Eobes, rebber-tire- P.J.Kelly, Wagons, Carriages, S. One d runabout, $1.5. One We handle them all the around business one one bob Registrars. year Whips, etc., top wagor; surrey; ' Dated at Newtown, September 8, l!K)i). of to with a sleigh. G. A Barhite, care of Standard and all kinds machinery go Before purchasing elsewhere. G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. Oil Co Office. Brilgeport Conn. VX7 ANTED To buy.a general purpose horse power. one safe for lady to drive. E. C. Hatter A. M. EEISCOE & SON, 65-- 2. Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone Sandy Hook, Conn. Antique Furniture bought and sold. G. B. P. 0. Address ;POB SALE house, barn, 40 Tucker, Easton, Ct WHO SAID The R. D. 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport Clocks of all Kinds acres, $1600; 20 minutes from station, Division. m house, birn. fruit $2,600. 15 REPAIRED. That Barnum Bros.. Dodg. minutes to station. house, 4 For Sale. Ingtown, is the best place on earth to trade? 135 14 2 "New barns, acres, cows, pair oxen, 100 horses ; also car loads of Special attention to old fashioned Don t believe em Don't believe anyoouy 2 2 Way';.; acclimated four given acres tobaqco, acres potatoes, acres Western horses received direct from the House SSSSS Clocks. Come and see for yourself. 75 Painting. corn, tons hay, all farming tools, pigs takes the lead over all the other of Iowa, including Eoad Horses, Fast us 2 engines. farms time to paint your house. Let call on you E. E. MEEKEK. New chickens; hour to four different Chunks and Heavy Draft Preston. Ct s. Grade Make and to op- Pacers, Heavy and talk It over. We use only tne best Lead stations; at saennce. iuuu otner High very easy all fearless and as repre- Barnum Bros., erate. in stock. Made Horses, guaranteed and Oil and strictly pure coloring materials, Country City. Manufacturing Always by Mr.,S. sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, which is a guarantee that you will have your Shepard's OldStand, Dodgingtown. and business chances. 20 per cent on B. Church of Boston. I Sell Ex- Seymour and both single and double, Heavy Bobs, Wagons, worK none ngnt lr you trust it to us. Farms investment. Brophy's Eeal Estate Farm Wagons and Trucks. Har- Estimates 64 Grand Conn. Carriages, cheerfully given. T OST Black hand between Newtown change, Street, Danbury, nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, We also And all kinds of real itatt. bag 127-1- 4. &. Give me a of farm 1JInn and Dantrary. Tuesday afternoon, con Telephone have second hand Furniture and Pianos that Craft Lyon, Stepney, Conn. description your or are as good as new. Give us a call. place, and the terms and I do the rest talning eye glasses, purse, fountain Den and JACOB with New York address. Reward if JM5R SALE-B- ay mare, good worker or driv-- John J. BLCCK, Middle Gate Dlstrlrt, card Northrop, Agent, Route 16, Conn. either returned or notified. Mrs J. Knight, er, fearless, sound, W. A. Canfield, New- The Smedley Co., Newtown, Wewtown Inn, Newtown, Conn. town, Conn. i Newtown, Conn. t 171 Brewery St.. New Haven, Conn. For Sale. TOR SALE One shingle mill, one planer, one lath saw. all in first class condition. SALE-- 35 Yorkshire Chester ET TOP NOTCH PRICES for Calves, hand-som- 25 TjinR young and n your A FINE OPORTUNITY-- To buy a e In good condition, acres of land, house of H. Dodd. - 8 8 P. 10 James New Milford Conn. white pigs ready to go. unanes (jiazter, and delivered, J. Reitter, Step- upright piano that is fine toned and rooms, hay barn and outbuildings. What Route 8, Conn. Ct. Shelton, ney Depot, good as new. The price is within the reach of Notice. am I offered. Apply For address Bargain, TTOR ex-- c anyone. particulars B. SALE Pair of fat oxen, or would Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. F. Wakeman, - of cattle, fresh cows, forward and for ol workers. W.B. Mallett, springers change pair smith shop at Roxbury Center, am now pre- - Route 11. Westport, Conn. All duus. a. x. Tashua. R. D. 1, Bridgeport, Conn. J- - IT T.K- - Styles yeaning uamp, uawieyviue J i UU anu (Jnn.. - !onn. Tel. 13-- pareU W nimstJMlueiUK ocumoi iiyu- FOR SALE HORSES. bing. Glad to see all my old customers at my Of flfl.rHflo'fla anil Warmna m.Ait L. P. at, OUT ta.nt.nrTT anrl WANTED-Childre- n's W. T. GALLAGHER., new stand. PAYNE, haut mafafial Kaat .u. DRESSMAKING We 201-- 5. Conn. Mrs.L. S. Grier, The Glen, MainiStbbkt, Sandy Hook, Ct. AUCTION SALE. HORSES-- will sell at Tel. Roxbury, uittusuiy our moiw. uau ana see us. Sandy Hook. Conn. our regular auction sale, Friday, at 185 Com- Shop near New England Station. Barber merce one carload of fresh Iowa hor Satisfaction in all work street, Girls Wanted. and Hairdresser. my ses, consisting of several matched pairs and iR. Hatch & guaranteed. Shop open every day and even- several well broke single horses. We will For Sale. Sons, ing. Razor Honing A Specialty. also have on hand for disposal 50 head of We can use Carriage Manufacturers, for -- Red chicks for Positions Students. acclimated horses consisting of saddlers, Rhode Island early delivery! always bright girls NEW FAIRFIEI(J). CONN. business and stii nor hundred nrffl for SO. H. M.iGreenman. who want UNION drivers, general heavy draught Conn. Route to learn to run sewiner BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN horses. These norses win De sold ior tne Cold Springs Farms, Newtown, 16. machines. ! and Congress streets, provides more highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus- Steady employment at students and strangers with positions " iness can be found here. We also have on The Most Wonderful than all the other schools in this vicini- Winana ' POR SALE Two Keystone hay loaders, easy work. Dis hand out usual line of harness, blankets and combined. It is the school. King used one season; new and second hand ty leading wagons, among whijh are several new and Will of the second hand business wagons. Consignments McCormick mowers and hay rakes. Nichols covery Age. MAT MART be sold at low figure to close them out Underwear Corpor- BAUB, ENNIS, QBOVEB solicited. Private sales daily. Do not forget The Foote, Bale, Edith Segis." corner Charles Sanford, Valley View Farm, Economy Fruit Jar, keep fruits, meat Dorothy Holmeburg, we have moved right around the to and No have been as IN5 Conn. ation, vegetables perfectly. trouble to seal Mary Lefkowitz, placed "The best son of in Commerce Street. This is the only sauare Redding Ridge, them. Wide Union Business Col- King Segis. of Con- mouth and easy to fill. No un- stenographers by run horse auction sale in the state NEW MILFORD, CONN. rubber Call and lege, Main and Congress Streets. New whose seven nearest necticut. We have a sale on the sanitary rings. examine them England every Friday and you will buy no other. dams year round. BAGNA OSTEBLUND, LILLIAN BOE, officially tested average over Leo Eisenman, Ruth DeWolfe, E. B. 27Jbs. butter in 7 and over B. F. CANNON, Prop., Carriage Painting Penfield & McQuillan and Edith days Craig, Spaulding, Mary milk and whose New Haven, Conn. Johnston have been given positions as 80 lbs. of a day, AtlReasonable Farm Stepney Depot, Conn., stenographers from Union Business and Dam Machinery, College. Dam and Grandam sire's Prices. and Grandam have 30-da- y records Gasoline Engines, Pumps, Every- CATHERINE BESSIE MALON-- Wanted. SMITH, 108 and in tools y, Ella Toohey, Edward Carmody, Sadie that average over lbs Butter, thing and Machinery for McCarthy, Gladys Hulsizer, Lillian Har-tiga- n, over 80 lbs milk a day. Individually Pair good general purpose work horses A.W. BASSETT, Sandy Hook the farmer. See me before you buy and Albert Dow have been sup- he is as as his Stock weight about 2300. also good driving horse Wanted with as good breeding. both must be good age. C. B. Weed. Bridge- plied positions stenographers by times. Write terms Union Business College. for sale at all for port, R. F. D. No. 1. Conn. WANTED A position running a stationary W. B. Newtown. Established 1835. of service to W rt Vxiictino-onorin- 50 rears exnei'ience. Glover, TALL TERM OF UNION BUSINESS Can furnish, best Sof references. A. Howard, We Male and Female 30. The annual meeting of the Union Supply Help College opens August Evening school E. H. LAKE, NOTICE Easton. will Route 1, Bridgeport, ui. WANTED A small In New Haven. August 61. Office open Send Association of Ct., farm of All Kinds. evenings. be held on 10, 1909, at the or Litchfield Counties. State fop new 146. Brookfield Center, Conn. Friday. September PEACHES I have at my orchard on Frfield catalogue. Telephone Hall, at 2 p. m for the purpose of and terms. I would consider a Coachmen.Farm Help.Gardeners.etc. Ho- 985-1- 5. Baptist 2500 baskets of line price Telephone officers of the Associa- Curtis Hill peaches farm term are tel Help, Cooks, HARRY 3AEINEAU, FRANK VORI- - electing the annual which will oe reauy ior mantei uuum large 'f prlca end right. Waitresses.Nurses.etc, tion, to hear the report of the Treasurer and 1. Also now Would like stock and tools. Address sek, Lillian Linderoth, Sadie Reich, P. be done Rentemher Japan plums Allen's N. Goodwin, Loretto Hur- for any other business proper to at sale. Newton M. Curtis, Sandy Calvin P. Hatch, Derby, Conn. Employment Bureau, Emily Winton, ANTED To buy a threshing machine. this time and place. for ley, Sara MacDonald and Elmer Setter-lun- d W & New Conn. Hook, Conn. Tel 4W. Telephone. 966'Main St.. Phillips Wilson, Milford, Edward D. Gillette, Secretary. one-hor- Bridgeport. have been in excellent po- "POR SALE Good farm wagon. placed Dated at Easton. Ct.. August 31, 1909, sitions as stenographers by Union Busi- Geo. S. Osborn. Monroe. P. 0.: Sandy ness College, the school. MEET- Hook. leading SELECTMEN AND TOWN CLERK'S new milk cows. E. Farms for Sale. se- WANTED Good ING. Notice is hereby given that the 1. Conn. IP YOU WANT A POSITION AND Town of Sons. lUouta Bridireoort. want to in lectmen and town clerk of the connection. A 07S acre farm for sale to close an estate. Dr be kept a position, attend the will be in session at Town hall Telephone For Service. Burlison's Union Business lead- Trumbull the The farm is known as the "J. Allen Farm" Veterinary College. It is the on 25, liX)9, school. euufcated 8000 stu- in said town Saturday, September "MGTICE-W- ill book a few orders for thras- and contains 27S acres of gaud land with ing It has houfs of 9 o'clock a. m. and 7 Hospital, dents. has been established 18 between the C. E. Markham, Woodbury, Local house (wood) of 14 rooms, 5 bains and out- The Thoroughbred Registered Holstein bull It years. o'clock p. m for the purpose of admitting to hing. situated in It is the Best phone 3. buildings. This farm is the town Sir Korndyke De Kol Pledge. Terms $1, at H. H. Burlison, D. V. S., D. D. S. the privilege of the elector's oath those per- of Bethlehem and about 100 acres of It In the time of service. JOSEPH AODA sons who may be fouud aualiiled. -- A for housework. town of (the town line runs Cor. Arctic & Knowlton JStreets. HARRISON, JOHNSON, 10. 1908. WANTED girl general Washington Dated at Trumbull, September Newtown. Conn. across and is one of the best stock farms WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn. BRIDGEPORT. Harry Savitz, Arthur Burghart, Alice M it) Grace, John Renchy, Mary Judge and Lester Shelton. in Litchfield county. For particulars com- Nathaniel Charles G. Pee t, with TX)R SALE An Estey organ. Will be sold Professional Attendance at all Hjurs. Da, Linderoth have been provided" Moderate Priced Farms Wanted. municate R. with good as book Assistants Banford S. Beach. cheap. Mrs D. Smith, Newtown, Conn. and Night. positions of Trumbull. STOUGHTOn! Administrator. R. D. No. 34. The of A by Union Business College. Selectmen FRANK Boarding Dogs Specialty. 10. B. Burton, Town Clerk. Ours is a nhilanthronlc organization whose Litchfield County. Bethlehem, Conn. Telephone. ANNA ETHEL objgetit is to assist worthy Jewish Immi- COBD WOOD WANTED For present SMITH, MOREHOUSE, commision is also a farm of about 100 acres and a and future Wood delivered F. Anna Shea. Mary Mirfleld, Mae grants to become farmers. No I have delivery. FOB SALE CHEAP 250 feet of Walsh, chirered to either seller or buyer. Rock farm of liW acres of land, both good farms O. B. cars for our New Milford and Red picket Christine Strickfus, Edith Ballou and E. Hulsizer have been "bottom figures are therefore expected. with good houses, barns and outbuildings. ding plants. New England Lime Co., Gladys given good NOTICE. them over with 1 conn. gates, all complete; painted and In good positions as Union frluclpals only, send for biaim. me Jew- Come and look Stoughton. Koberts, agent, Canaan, stenographers by ish and Industrial Aid Society, uiiuiLiuu. 4. .Armur onerwooa. tele- Business College. Agricultural phone, 1414-- 2, Easton, Conn. You can have the tomb or headstones of 174 Second Ave , New York City. POB SALE One pair Devon oxen. AUCTION I have sold my Middlebury 1. 1 1- IBANK ANDERSON, MALON- - friends renovated and made clean and Frank Bibbins, Easton, Conn. R. D. farm, located miles northeast from BESSIE your SALE-- cow. S. F. POB SALE Good team of horses, weigh ey, Lillian Zimmer, Alice Hanser, Edith white at short notice. Orders solicited and POB Fresh Keeler, P. O. Bridgeport. Conn. the center to a New York gentleman, D. C. Brookfield Center, Conn. therefore I will sell at public auction 2800; good workers; sound, true, gentle Joohnston, Gertrude Lennon. Ruby neatlyexecuted. Wells, Stepney Depot, Also nice A. Morehouse, Lillian Roe and Florence Conn. POB SALE Good young milch cow, on Wednesday, September 15, at 10 a. everywhere. riding pony. without calf. Jacob Gordon, m., 12 cows, Pierson, Long Hill, Conn. Easton, R. IX Keeler have been given good positions LIME. with or l young ouii, i registered No. E. as Union Stepney Conn, Berkshire boar, 2 registered Berk- stenographers by Business lime 4 College. Building lime, agricultural and shire Sows. four months old Berk- lime for all purposes. The Bethel & WANTED Man on farm and one used shire boars, 2 four months old Berk- POB SALE A screw Boomer & Baskert Lime - have again to in a house. Ezra shire sows, 4 four months old Polin cider press; capacity 70 bushels for ISA A. HABTMAH, EDWIN SETTER- - Redding Company working slaughter also lund, Afabel Leonard, Julia Contract started the operation of their plant at Mansfield, 21 Division St, Danbury, Ct China pigs, 2 three months old Chester cheese; all other appliances per- Haggerman, Day AV'e In- 1 to same. Irene Eva McLean, Ada Win-to- n Plumtrees, Bethel, Conn. have white pigs. nearly new Ice plow, 6 taining C Donalds, Bethel, Ct Gowling, of 100 milk 6 and Curran have received po- stalled every modern method produc- WANTED To buy yearling half nearly new Cooley cans. forty SALE-- 10 Mry varieties. We will F. D. South cans. 1 seated TOR thoroughbred Kentucky sitions as stenographers from Union ing lime in all its blood leghorns. Bradley, quart milk two Wagon. - 3 ' Will Be ' to farmer or agricul- Sale to take rain or shine. Loren horses, one years old and yearlings, all Business College. gladly ship any Britain, Conn: place Bif-ki- n, turalist in this a 150 lb. bag of R. Carter. fine stock; ran be seen at my place. J. locality cows Jump HU1. Easton. Conn. THEODORE I.. EAOEH, WILLIS DIS- - fine agricultural lime as a sample free POB SALE Two young, and a of Thft receiver to nav the small fine heifer. Victor Olliver, near the brow, Lena Cottrell, Daisy Chadburne, post CATTLE NOTICE. XX)R SALE-Sev- eral amount of on the same. Write Tunnel, Newtown, Conn. nice full blood Shepard. Ernest Kalaus,'have been placed as Wednesday, Sept. 15, freight our I will be at the Newtown station on A puppies. F. D. Bradley South Britain. Ct bookkeepers by Union Business College. or call and your enquirjt will receive prompt attention. The Bethel & Red- POB SALE White pigs, ready to go Thursday, September 16, 190$, with a Bethel Conn. 15. D. R car of calves and yearlings. This is POB SALE Some 25 or 30 barrels of SEME ME ER, UNION BUSINESS COL ding Lime Co, Plumtrees, before September Strong, F D., Baldwin and on the Main and is the When prices for milk will be fgiv Cornwall Bridge, Conn. sure. J. B. Shaw. ttreening apples lege, Congress Streets, 7 two trees. H. B. Northrop, R. F. D. IS, oldest, It has been FOB SALE One sow with pigs; Conn. largest, strongest en for the next four months. sows to come in. month; two sows POB SALE One good working POB SALE A roan horse, seven years yowtown, established IS has educated this pair Top-ston- e, years. It not 26 to 10 one old. weight 1300. Emile Nardine, 8.000 students. It is the leading school. bred; hogs ready fat; pies oxen, general purpose horse, weight POB SALE Chester white 1 weeks old. Can be seen at Mr Free- 1160, heifers, due to calve fall and Conn. boar, Fall term opens August 30. Evening Borden's Condensed Milk Co., li years old, not vicious and a good sire. school 31. Write, call or man's Farm, Greenfield Hill, Conn. Cor- winter, part fancy Holsteins. also some opens August 26 West 32 V. A. Wood- PO BALE A good pair young work- Price $24. 1. P. Roche, Gaylordaville. 14S for beautiful respond with H. P. Gowans, odd stfeers. Judson, North Conn. telephone catalogue. Conn. . . 11-- oxen. C W. TyrrelL Stepney, Conn. Olllce. open evenings. Newtown, St, New York City. bury, Conn. Tel ing 10 THK NEWTOWN im FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, lww.

pressman, had the misfortune to break the axle to hie exprewi wngon, Inst Saturday, and was unnbla to niftKB his regular trip on Tuesday. Mr Peter Lynch nan upeut a few days, this week, with her mother, Mothers-T- he is BEST Mrs Leo KobUir, in Tashun. Surprise Store the STORE Arthur Willli, clerk for Itouert Staines, had the niLtfoitune to break down while delivering groceries, last for & Children's Tuosday. Boys' Clothing, Hats, Furnishings Frank W, Hadlw of South Nor. walk was calling on old friends here on Labor day. complete outfitting of Boys of 3 to 17 yean of age has always been one of the main features of THE SURPRISE Miss Lora M. Frear celebrated her THE A section of our spacious store is devoted to the needs of the little fellows. ALL THE SURPRISE sixth wrthday anniversary very large entirely pleasantly at her home from 4 to 6 STORE'S Clothes for Boys are made in our own tailor shops with an exact knowledge of Boys' Clothing requirements. p. m., September 4. There were 12 The fabrics are specially selected for their wearing quality. The tailoring is tha dependable kind that means good about of her little friends present ' painstaking to enjoy ti.e afternoon with her. wear, long service and positive satisfaction. Games were enjoyed and all sat down to. a table loaded with good things, ' to which all did ample Justice. Mies Our Unmatchable Val- and Frear received many pretty and use The Style of Our Complete Our Guarantee ful preaonts. Boys Clothing ues and Low Prices VariedAssortment Binds Every Sale is always sn. attractive feature. All our Boys' Clothing as well as This liberal guarantee applies to Stepney, Every new and proper style that Correct, this season style. We pay the Men's is manufactured in our all Boys' Clothing as well as to is In fashion for Boys of 3 to 17 AN OLD LAND MARK DISAP- as much attention to the style of own tailor shops under our perian- Men's It means that every Boys' in PEARS. our Clothing as to his father al and is sold direct to years of age is represented otr article of apparel must give satis- Boys' supervision The old Curtlss varied assortment wear and is fuUy guaran- grist mill, plaster or his brothers. The Surprise thereby eliminating all middle huge and every factory saw mill and store been you, with mill, have teed to you that understanding to-d- Store's Styles for include profits. This insures you a big mother can find just the stilt to torn down and not a stick Boy's We keep all clothing .bought here stands above tne stonowork to mark and the her and fit the boy and fashionable model, saving on every purchase please perfectly in repair free of charge, taking the the place where so much business has item was suitable for the entire of ju- values possible at all at any one of the many prices work oil of mother's been done in former years. It range greatest mending busy, the mill for miles around ized below. hands many venile ages 3 to 17. times. . n bringing a great amount of trade to f this place and to be so effectually destroyed, the grinding of the good Will Be and Mother's at old stones forever hushed, the mill Saturday, September 11th, Boys' Day gates never to close again, the dam The 1119-112- 3 Main torn away, and this to please the Surprise Store, St, Bridgeport. caprice of a thirsty corporation in a distant city adds but bittterness to the great loss wnich the surround ing country must suffer. The farmer SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO. 494. use the car foods, much of Boys' Boys' wnlch is unfit for any School School animal. Damaged grain run Advance Fall in through the elevators, ground and Styles sifted so as to hide the fine stuff is Furnishings Furnishings responsible for the questionable con dition of the cows of the east more School Blouses, than all the hereditary of sanitary School Stock- Boys' Knickerbpcker Boys' cordiliors Boys' Good quality Percale in light put together. fine quality, full seam- ings, and dark patterns, OCC less, fast black, heavy 1 CO Suits ANNUAL MEETING OF THE well made, weight, STEPNEY BURIAL ASSOCIA- New Fall Fabrics and Fashions Sizes 6 to 1 7. TION. School Neck- Boys' School Bows, Boys' bow ties to fasten on The annual meeting of the Stepney Rich new fall silks in Pretty Burial Association was Mon wear, the collar. Rich 1 AO held on bright designs and col- - IDC day evening, September 6, at the shades, and patterns, Leavenworth hall." officers new shapes, ' 'me for ors, the ensuing year are as follows: School Shirts, Boys' Underwear, Me- President, S. B. Hayes; treasurer, Boys, dium natural ribbed Artnur Tyrrell; secretary. H. Madras cloth in light weight, George Fancy ORG Lyon. and pat- - $2.5 balbriggan, nicely dark striped AQG made, terns, cut big and full, t" Miss Grace Osborno is in Dan- - Boys' School Collars, bury, the Euest of Mrs Ernest Boys' School Handker- latest fall effects in double breasted Northrop. AH the newest shapes in a TMcfi chiefs, Plain white and THE with full cut knickerbocker pants, Ira Penfield and Mrs and arm bordered hem- - EC full assortment of'IfiO of Danbury are guests ot Mrs Daniel fancy suitable for school or dress wear; made wneeier. stitched. Good quality, boys' sizes, of fine quality Cheviots and Cassimeres in Mr Narreau has been visited bv his Boys' Pants, daughter, Miss Narreau. ot Spencer. Boys' School Suspen- smart in rich new shades of Corduroy Mass. striped patterns , Knickerbocker the ders, Fine lisle webs, strong- style, just Mr and Mrs Charles Sherman of - green, olive, slate, stone and gray. for 'hard and EC ly made, new pat- OK thing Q New Haven have been the guests of tailored and finished and Mrs C, E. Osborne." terns, Excellently rough wear, double stitched throughout and durable lines. Miss Florence Hayes of New Haven School Pants, Boys' School Caps, Fine has visited her motner, Mrs Edson Boys' Every Suit guaranteed, to give all-wo- ol Fabrics in Hayes. ' all-wo- satisfactory stylish Fancy ol knickerbock- ' F. W. and New wear. All made over this season's new- new designs and col- - Hodge family of ers, cut full, choice EC up AjGp Haven have spent a few days in est models. orings, patterns, y their handsome cottage in the School Hats.smart village.' School Caps, New See These Suits on in the Boys' Mr and Mrs Skinner of Bridgeport Boys' Display telescope shape in slate, tan have spent a few with Mrs Golf in plain blue and days Style Windows. brown and black, John Hinckley. Fancy patterns, very OVLG Mrs Letitia Fowler, who has been stylish, - boarding with Mrs William Craft, has gone to Beverly, Mass. BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS-M- ade of fine fancy Wor The school in this villae-- hfiiran cheviots and all-wo- work on Tuesday, 7, with SUITS-Eleg- ant, fancy steds and ol Scotch also September BOYS' SCHOOL Suitings heavy weight miss Osborne as color tailored blue new model is Sizes - uaroiyn teacher, Tweeds in rich new Fall tones, nicely ( Serge. Every represented. this being her third year in this Knickerbocker models fit $5 and durably lined--cut over new to all boys. school, i Do not to well made and perfect fitting, Sizes 6 to 16, fail attend the Country BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS Made of all wool Cheviots Club Fair at Greenfield Hill on Tuesr - day. Wednesday and Thursdav. Hieh-era- de Velour Cassi- and worsted blue with full lined knicker- RrtYV sriUMI. SUITS pure Serge September 14, 15 and 16. More-attractiv- bocker All tailored and finished. meres,in new designs and latest models with full cut pants. elegantly than ever and a good time fin- Sizesk6 to ror au. Knickerbocker pants, perfectly tailored and nicely 17. $4 Just arrived our fall stock of men's Sizes 6 to $3 ished. 17, BOYS' SCHOOL SU1TS--A- t this price fine pure Wor Long Walker shoes for dress and sted fabrics are used. Exclusive patterns hand tail-- working. Shoes very easy for the all-wo- ol feet and stand the wear. SCHOOL SUITS-V- ery dressy Suits in ored and lined with venitian. We have BOYS' throughout silk size. Penfield & and Faultless your Craig at the a big range of new patterns colorings 50 6; dapot. 6 "1 In fit and tailoring new long coat models Sizes 'Fred Toucey is assisting W. L. to 17. ' Penfield at the Penfield & Craig store at the depot, for a few weeks. New Fall Stock of Men's Suits. George Hafner of New York spent Labor day here, the guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Read. and offer better and diversities Is now complete qualities greater Alfred Prevost and family were in Children's Suits of fashions and fabrics than ever before. The highest standard Shelton, last Saturday, to attend the Novelty funeral of L. P. Fiefield. of to wear in material and All $1.50 $2 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 5.00 ready garments style, tailoring. Mr and Mrs W. B. Craft spent a the new Fall models. Every garment is tailored by skilled hands fiW days, the first of the week, in Norwalk with friends. . in our own factory. The prices range at follows; Exceedingly attractive styles for the little fellows; sizes 3 Albert Smith is having an addi- tion built on the north side of his to 10. Made with plain and sailor collars in a large assortment MEN'S FALLSUITS, , house. Mr Mrs of, new styles Rich new colorings and patterns in suit- and Leander J. Wheeler, pretty were Labor of Mr tailored in $7150, $10, $12, $15, $18, $20. guests, aay, and able fabrics, all trimmed and the finest manner. Mrs Edward S. Beardsley. & , Craft Lyon have taken tne con- tract fo rpainting Morris Nusbaun's Men's New Fall house, barns and fences and begun The Surprise work there, this week. They also Hats have several other contracts on hand Store for fall painting. Is Open Mr and Mrs Burr Hawley left, Are Ready. last Tuesday morning, for a two Week Days Until weeks' trip, which will include All' the new shape vvashington, D. C, Chicago', 111., and 6 p. m. other and colors. Every ha points in the west. .M. B. Hawley Is improving his Saturdays guaranteed. home with a new coat of mint. w. B. do-in- Until Davis and F. M. Canfield are a' . 98c, $1.45, tha work. ' 11 p. m. 1119-11-23 Matin Street, BRIDGEPORT. $1.98, $2.55. T. F. McDermott, who has Just patented a nose teed bag for horses, was in Bridgeport, the first of the week, placing an order for the manu- y facture of thesee "hara. Thnv m o fine invention and will be good sellers when they are put on the Miss Georeia Walsh nf TSHde. and now the front rooms over the Clara Frear. port was a guest, of Mrs E. for a few and she Is well re- supply you with Mason, Lightning Sunday, years feed store are to rentj which make a F. Lyons. , Bee. membered many here. and fruit also extra Miss Beatrice ClarK spent Sunday The Newtown by Economy jars, very pleasant and convenient home. Charles Meyerholz, who is known different in Bridgeport with friends. to Newtown, Friday, Sept 10, 1909. top and rubbers for all many here, is critically ill at the Just received car . load of Mrs Ross of New York Is a guest, Bridgeport Patrick Kohlar took In the Orange makes. Full stock of pickling spices, stock hospital Schumacker feed and Victor Mrs Alfred Prevost and adms-Tit- last root and this week, of Mrs F. H. Eastman. Fair, Monday. green ginger crystalized feed, also car A No. 1 oats to arrive Olive, are in Sheltnn fnr a. few rlnvfl Mr and Mrs William Ackley of Urs William L. Olsen, who has LwtfHUL ginger, also ,green peppers. The in a few days. Special low price at the guest of Mrs L. P. Fiefield. Newtown were guests, Labor day, of store low- car. John S. Hurd Feed store. been several weeks here that has everything at the the spending u usDorne, jr., has the contract Mrs Ella Smith. est cash prices. The Long Hill with, her grandmother, Mrs A. for Dr F. J. MRS D. P.WATSON. Portchest-e- r, Edwin Lynch has spent a few days Mary painting Wales' house Miss Jennie Roberts of store, W. N. Hurd Proprietor. Peet, last and barns Monroe Mrs D. F. Wat- recently In Bridgewater, the guest of left, Saturday, for her at Center and is The friends here of N. Y., is spending a few weeas John S. Hurd has purchased of home in now at work son will be saddened to bear of her Smith. James A. Orr, for whom he formerly Philadelpnia, .a. there. here, the guest of Mrs Ella his brother, W. N. Hurd, the store '' Ela of Is Mrs David Osborne which occur home at worked. George Boston, Mass., a has fmnrnved death, ed at her Mr anu Mrs 0. B. Burton of he occupies as a fruit store and the guest, this 01 Robert her 822 Colorado on Mrs Leo week, Stainea place by having uer front fence avenue, Bridgeport, Trumbull were guests, Tuesday, of house Just erected by Dr C. N. Gallup Mr and Gables and family Edwin F. who was removed. 5. funeral returned from two Lynch,, ajnong Sunday, September The Misses Kate and Marion Hurd. and has taken possession. Mr and have a weeks' trip the sick ones, last is now able The HawlfiV". Mannfantiirtno-- Cn home In New York and New week, took place from her late Edward June has resigned his posi- Mrs John S. Hurd have moved from through Jersey. to be at work at his brother's shipped a invoice- - on afternoon. ' again large ot their Bridgeport Wednesday tion on the new state road. the rooms over the feed store into Mrs G. S. Thompson of Glenbrook, shop. quiek-as-a-wi- cork tiiiilom tn Krw Mrs Watson's home was Hill in Long Canning time is here and we can the house Just erected by Dr Gallup L. L, was a guest, last week, of Mrs J. P. Mahoney, the Long Hill ex Zealand, the first of the week. THE NEWTOWN; 13 EE, FRIIUV.SEITOIUER 10, 1900. 11

Nora O'Brien; Bell School, Miss Sull- Car In prtparfng Food. The Bee. ivan; Bowers Eleanor Mazotas; Newtcvp. Hill, la recent years scientists bare Mrs Newtown, Friday Sept. 10, 1909. Riverside, John Sherwood. proved that the value of food Is tneas. Mrs George Hoxsle Is entertaining ured largely by its purity; the re ner sister, miss Henrietta Vogeuanj suit is the most stringent pure food The "Champion l.isfopiS Roxburv. of Brooklyn, S. V. laws that have ever been known. W. C. One food that has stood toot loss of flesh in babies Gilbert ond family from Jor out promt N. Mr oently as a perfectly clean and pure Suit lor $5 STATG! SALE. scy City, were guests tit Boys, REAL and children and in adults j food and which was as Daklnden's on Labor Day. pure before Henry Dickinson bai bought the in summer as well as winter. the enactment of these laws as Is New Haven, Conn. JVfrs David Rebieman baa been visit it made to give old Charles Botsford place of Mrs Some people have gained a sould possibly be is Quaker Oats: Ion Ing a week with her son, David, la extra z service Susie Botsford. pound a day while taking it. joncedod by the experts to be tbe Ideal under the hardest Walllngford. food Toko It In t llttl oold inter or milk. for making strength of muscle Charles was over usage to wear CetttmaH bottle now. All Meyois visiting and brain. Tbe best and of THE DrogsWi cheapest and save SCHOOLS BEGIN. Sunday In New Britain. ill roods. Tbe Oats money' Style Dook Quaker Company end Maude Stevens enters the Normal Mrs Kute Divls returned from Nor is mo only manufacturer of. oatmeal mending. '20c. , . School at New Haven, Tuesday. walk luat week, where she went to that 1ms satisfactorily solved the prob Only the tough- ' lem or est fabrics us- and the refreshments vere attend the funeral of her broiher'i removing tbe busks and bluck are Free Patterns. Lyon,' in all flno. wife, Mrs J. B. Falrchlld. ipecks which are so annoylnsr when ed; seams are usually other double-sew- n Mrs Omrl hlbbard of Brooklyn, N. brands are eaten. If you are with Patterns 10c and 15c. Robert Nouai k hr.s been fponding onvenieni to tne store the rpe. Y spent lust week In town, buy linen thread and the week with his mother at Valley ular size packnges; if not near the oiaude Stevens - taped; stout linen None Higher. Saturday evening Breeze. Mr Noback, Sr., arrived on Bridgwater. tore, buy tbe large size family pack, was given a surprise party by the tges. l stays resist strains; Saturday. CENTURY-OL- D CHURCH young people of the town. .About 20 RURAL pants have double Master Freddie Godfrey enter FROM THE were present. Games were enjoyed CONGREGATION' seat and knees. talned a number of his friends at the ALIST. and a delicious lunch served. In many communities in our own Handsome Glen, Thursday afterroon, with Donald Jacobus Labor On Augubt 10, one hundred years and in other countries. A grandson suits, spent Day games and refreshments. light at of In town. ago, the great-gre- crandparents of one of its former members, him in medium and i u iruners ratner, ana sons, the present edltoi of The self a graduate of Yale and a chrls' darl The supper and concert given by and Morrison and John Moll Congrega mixtures, The Roy of tlan is of the Methodist last tlonaJlst united with a company of minister, Govetnor Hadley sizes 7 to 16. $5. people, Tuesday Brooklyn, spent the week-en- d at evening, was a decided success. The rural folk In forming a Congrega Missouri. It has descendants who V. Let your boy test (Jray Rocks. Mr Gardner, Sr., ex was fine. The solos and tional clmrcn in the south of are missionaries in India and Japan. a buit.t supper quar- pects to remain with his son and wife part Lnampion Latest the of Men and women prominent in great Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- - tet songs were appreciated. The township New Milford, Conn. during September. for Roxbury orchestra several This district was known as the Neck, business centers in tne learned pro nishings boys of all ages. played The young people surprised Will times. was raised. and ls now the town of Bridgewater. fessions and in social life inherit $33 Tlebout Thursday, on the eve of his Allda Luaiow returned to New The editor's klndned 4or four gener strength from ancestors whose char- ;NeWs oili birthday. Yonc last atlons have been members of this acters were formed in this church Saturday. Miss Miriam Leach lett Friday to church, and he with and this town. Comparing the pres Samuel Colt, the actor, arrived in enter the School at accepted plea' High sure an ent with the which I know well town, last Friday evening, and win' invitation to share in the past, of I Outfitter to Womea celebration of tne of Its do not believe tbe intellectual Men, and Children spend a few days with his mother, Mr and Mrs Theodore Munch are completion first life. Is standing of the community was ever Northwest Corner Mrs Sarah Isham Colt. and century's Bridgewater visiting at the "Cliff" "White the social life more tfain Street and Fairfield Mrs Augusta Bispham has closed a typical New England rural com- stronger, agree Avenue, House." Conn. Fashion her house and to 'New York. munity. The editor, who knew It able and winsome, the public spirit Bridgeport, gone Mr Bldstrup and Mr Tiebout came Tne Colonial club, met thoroughly 50 years ago, was glad more earnest and intelligent, or the History up from the to spencj city Friday, to avail himself of tnis spiritual life of the church higher with Mrs Pons, Friday afternoon. families. opportunity c 3 Labor Day with their to-da- Mr. and Mrs Insull and to spen- - a few days comparing the and truer than It Is y. The Is in daughter Mrs Patten entertained five guests The Fall Quarterly Style of New Haven are at Burton present with the past. ne had strength of the hills is in the visiting at luncheon, Friday. They were Book. heard not a little of the Increasing churches. In the homes and especial Hodge's. members of a Brooklyn literary club enters the Normal degeneracy of tne hill towns of ly in the faces of the young men and Given The' Quarterly Style Mary Wagner to which Mrs Patten has recently Wagon School at on Connecticut and the spiritual de- women. Degeneracy may be found Book is such a helpfuLbook Danbury, tfuesday. given her name. The tcasts were Hattie Larsen has a as cline of the country churches. His in the hill towns of Connecticut, as FREE! as much ahead of ordin- position supposed to 'be a foretaste of next just teacher in one ol the observations may have tome value It may be lound In all our cities. But Bridgeport year's program. It is hoped the real ary pattern books as The schools. 88' a contribution to the the leavening influence of manly graded 'thing will be as instructive and ab Ladies' Home Journal is ahead Mr and Mrs Hurlburt problem of the rural community. and womanly love and righteousness George spent sorbing as was this prelude. of other women's last week at Block Island. Bridgewater has a farming and patriotism and neighborly help magazines Mr Godfrey and son, ChaAes, ar- strictly The club met this week population, and it has fewer Inhab- fulness prevails in Bridgewater and and the Fall number is the Thursday rived in the Colony, Saturday, for a with Mrs Willard itants now than it nad 50 years ago. goes out from it, ana I doubt not best yet. Hodge, few day's vacation. Mr and Willard enter Then there were prooably about 850 in most of the little communities that It tells about lurs Hodge Miss Florence M. Lane left"Water styles, just tain this week Mr and Mrs Coos and persons. In i880 tue census showed lestle among the hil!s. and valleys side" on Tuesday, to make a brief ' old whaf you want to know about Miss Coos of New York. 708 and now there are 650. Th; of the good commonwealth that vis't to her brother in Northampton, ' have enricneu our wnole land. Those 75 OZONE the latest styles, and in a Mrs Hill, housekeeper for John Congregational and Episcopal Soap. Mass., before entering Columbia, Uni- 2 OZONE Starch and 111 churches stand each other at who question or deny this do not most interesting" manner byjBoIt-l- s and "nder the doctor's nir versity again. the Center, and eituei edifice would know either the New England cf our 2 OZONE Powder fichmn mtnroc care, William Burnham his tmo.nlit surprised of y. A. E. D. . easily accomodate botn the usual fathers or Trade Marks. friends, at Leach's Friday Wing,, congregations. There are those who And best of all, it morning, arriving on foot from Pawl Washington. think they shculd unite, and perhaps Easton. costs but 5 cents if ing. you they are hearer to a union now than Fairchild & Shelton Albert Crook of Brooklyn returned bought in connection ever before, the COUNTRYCLUB FAIR. , The has oeen confirmed that tnough religious report to tne Colony for Labor Day. Co., with any 15 cent Ladies.' the young of the late peace of the community is as yet The Country club fair at Green, daughter Miss Anna Blantin and brother Bridgeport, Conn. Home Journal Cleveland will be a safeguarded by the maintenance of field Hill on Tuesday, and Pattern. pupil gave a party on Friday evening. Wednesday at the Girl's this winter. two parishes. The relations between of next School, The annual meeting of the Lake Thursday week, September Davies more them are amicable, and the rector 15 to Miss has had applica- Mauwehco association was held at 14, and 16, promises, be larger ever before look part in the centenary exercises, ever. Be tions for rooms than and house on and better than ture and the of George W., Durgy - the prospects for the coming school A nistorical paper by Henry C. San- attend and take all your with Saturday nighty September 4. family are excellent. ford, an officer of this church and a year The song service Sunday night was you. Victor KicCutcheon and sister gave Yale graduate, brought out an honor held at Waterside by the fireside on Mrs E. A. Hawkins and daughter, their annual social bonfire ' on Mon able record of a hundred years. This account of the coolness of the weath Miss Edith Hawkins, are enjoying a day evening and tne young folks re was further emphasized by interest er, Over 60 attended and some lis-- few days' stay in New York City with ported a time. ing reminiscences from L. D. San, jolly tened to the music by telephone. friends. Miss Valliant has been on an auto- ford, now of Bridgeport, who joined The clambake held on Labor Day The schools in town all opened mobile to Hartford, with her this church 64 years ago and trip at the home of George W. Durgy, un-- for the fall term, last Tuesday. friend,. Mrs kept in toucn with it ever since. The Shipman. dei the management of the Mauwe- - Mrs H. W. Osborn, who has been ""Mrs George Valliant's from mother church of New Milford sent family hoo LaSe association was a great sue quite ill, is now gaining nicely. Boston were her' for the week-en- d. lively greetings by Deacon William cess in every way. The day was per The water is a G. Green. An address in the after supply general topic fect, ihe provisions ample, and the of conversation since the re- nocn by the writer of this article was drought sports and sociability pleasant. Mau- Weston. are mains iuembers followed by greetings from seven We unDroken. of the wehoo crdrsed bats with the boys former Messrs At- - Way ahead of any fair ever held city coiony-expres- s themselves as pastors, Doolittle, Sherman bays winning by the inter before by the Country club at Green Paint strongly in favor of a better reser wood, Palmer, Wallace of the Madura Pushing esting score of 8 to 6. field Hill, next week Tuesday, For Men voir. In case of fire the town is wholly mission of the American Board, The season and painting unprotected under the present con Burgess, Raymond and Evan Evans, Wednesday Thursday, September is hand and we are Oxford. 14, and 16. Do not fail to at ditions, v with a speech by Sec. Joel Ives. The 15, get and Women your share of the fun. ready to take care of v Curtis Woodruff spent Sunday in REV MR PICKETT TO BEGIN LA only disappointment was the absence, Mrs w. o. smith is a with identifies New haven with his uncle. because of a sudden illness, of the spending your requirements This mark the highest BORS HERE SEPTEMBER 19. few in Music so present pastor, Rev Harry Daven- days, this week, Bridgeport tvoe of men's and women's shoes as a social factor means Rev i es A. Pickett, the new Sherwih-William- s port, who had worked with enthu and New Haven with friends. sold at $3.50. And though leathei much for the young people that every pastor of the Congregational, is ex one concerts " siasm to arrange for the meeting. and labor are now more cost!ywt rejoices that the which pected to Degin his labors Jiere on paiht, prepared Conductor A. D. Woodruff were This little town is hardly surpassed NIGfiT ON BALD MOUNTAIN. maintain the high standard which hai gave Sunday, September 19. in of other made z.enitn anoes iamous am: a success financially. The boys and beauty situation by any See Uncle Obadiah in our window in New From the church which our label guarantees. girls may not all make master England. with the Mrs G. W. Cable of Chestnut Tree one Iook on the lower On a lonely nignt Alex Benton of Zenith Shoes for men and womei musicians, but they should have steps may M Y Bald to Hill has been entertaining her sister, range of the aerksnire hills against Fort Edward, climbed jre made of the finest quality mater their piano or violin aid them in to home Mrs Julius Burrows, of Boston. the Western horizon. Frcm some Mountain i'e of a neighbor, Lanterns ials by expert shoe makers, and haw their home wont for the singing tortured by asthma, bent on Kenneth Andrews has gone to Mountains curing hand-work- in points the Catskiu are more them than an;, clubs. It speaks well for the com him with Dr King's New Discovery, That don't go out, don't even flick- Art r r mi Haven where he has secured a visible in clear weather. Fertile had enre-- i himself of asthma. other Ifrd.OU shoes, come in munity that nearly every home has Neij ihat when lhey soon re- er the wind blows. an of some is position. farms spread through fair valleys and This wonderlul medicine the latest styles, in all leathers, and instrument kind, if it lieved and cured Mr and Mrs Robert Eggleston and hillsides. The village quickly hisneihlior. We are the first door below the Strat sizes fit for more than a accordion. oyer green iT. se- n which insure a nothing cheap Later cured his son's wife of a field ' daughter and Mrs yaill from Water-bur- y has created Hotel. - .very foot." Miss Alma Rylander visited her improvement society vere lung trouble. Millions belisve were visitors over Sunday and avenues and a broad lawn in cure Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a parents, last week. She hoias the shady its the greatest throat and lung Labor Day at Meadow View Farm. the center of tne town. other on earth. Coughs, colds, croup, pecial position of secretary at Mrs Good- Many high grade. of Red is dis hemorrhages and sore lungs ure sure- Xe Hardware & hue's Lake Robert Babcock City lawns surround homes which had an We control Zenith Shoes excij' at Waramaug. ly cured by it. Best for hay fever, posing of his farm stock and tools as look 50 ago. Imm- a'velv and sell them in our new and Clarence Bronsdn was overj unkept years grip and whooping cough. 50 and he expects to go abroad for the win from Po Supply Co., enlarged shoe section :n our base' the week end. igrants Sweden, Germany, $1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by ter. across sea R. H. Beers & Co., ment salesroom. Mrs Phillips, State president of the land and other lands the Newtown; Taylor, 1215 Main St., 6s Cfc, P. J Albert Arnold of Red City, who for hae replaced some American Curtis Sandy Hook; Women's club, has promised to be in Betkel; L. Steven- many years was night watchman at families have died out cr moved Garvin, Goulett, Bridgeport, Conn., town for October 4, to deliver an ad- that son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; W. B the Fowler Nail Works in seem to be of dress before tne Washington, club. Seymour, away, but they sturdy Hawley, Shaman; Smith Bros., Corn- is in very poor health. stock and the names of them appear wall Bridge; Connery Bros., George- George Moulthrop of Red City is on the church roll. Automobiles are town; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall; Shel- - S. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. FT- -. Sherman, expecting to move his family to their deep-wood- ed Outfitters to Men. Women and Children finding way through Hurlburt & Co., Allen GREATEST ton secured Roxbury; Northwest where he has a position. roads, pretty little lakes G. W. iHF'AGRICULTURAL Corner MAUWEHCO COLONY NOTES. past Joyce, Roxbury Station;; EXHIBITION About 30 of the and Housa-ton- ic W. N. tfaln ond Fairfield neighbors and beside the picturesque Hatch, Bridgewater; Noble. rOF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND Street Avenue, E. H. New Mrs Piatt and Dora, and friends of Mr and Mrs Adelbert River. Such scenery, so ap- New Milforo; Beardsley, daughter, & Oct. Bridgeport. Cons. Preston; Wetterau Williams, EXCURSIONS4,5.6.7.8.9.ON ALL RAILROADS I Mrs Moore are Mr and Mrs Chandler gave them a surprise party, and doesn't wit- , visiting preciated improved, Brown, List- - col- Washington Depot; Harry Send for Premium Orlando Pepper. i last Wednesday evening. A fine ness to degenerate families. The C. P. South 6..UNDLt,J Southbury; Williams, MniBUKl,wnn. Miss Marie Freckleton, after a lation was served and a pleasant churches, the schools, the public Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W. Penfleld & pleasant visit with Miss Grace evening spent in games, music, etc. library and the grange provide social N. Hurd, liong Hill; Stepney Smith, returned to Brooklyn, Friday, David Rubleman is busily engaged centers. The choir of 20 voices fur- Craig, Depot KILL the COUGH Mr and Mrs George W. Durgy took in harvesting and marketing a large nished for the anniversary music, dinner with the family of Dr Warren crop of peaches from the College whose dignity, sweetness and ap- AND CURE the LUNGS H. Wilson, Tuesday, It being the last Farm on Chestnut Tree Hill. propriateness would be worthy of day of Dr Wilton's vacation. Ke left Charles B. Perry and family from any church in the land. The typical with Dr. for New York that afternoon but re Milwaukee are visiting Mr Perry's New.England edifice, as the picture FOR SALE Ring's turned to Pawling Thursday to make brothers, Walter H. Perry and John shows, is attractive ana inviting an address bofore E. and his mother Mrs One Touring Car. Overland 1909 Model, top and Speedometer, has not been run 700 miles the Dairymen's Perry Mary without. Its renovated walls within at a bargain. Also one Model 30 and Model 32 Overland car. We are giving a great bargain Now ' Discovery League on the subject, "Should the Ann Perry. are restful and cheerful. The people so as to make room for 1910 Models. Farmer Organize nis own Industry." The schools opened for the Fall think well and speak well of one rnn Roughs JTO The Thimble party was most pleas term last Tuesday, with the following another. There Is a sense oi l Wii OLD9 Trial Baitl fre unity antly entertained this week at the teachers: Center, Lorena Tucker; in the of friendliness and Auto Garage Co., AND ALL THROAT AND LOM TROUBLES, town, Barlow homestead. Vocal music and Christian Street, Ophelia Dakinden; neighborliness, which were some- Route 4, Bridgeport, Conn., ' QUABANTXBD SATISFAOXOBT recitations were furnished Miss Red Oak, Clinton Andrews; Riggs what older time. OB HOjnST KXJVVDMD. by lacking In the This , C.W. FAIRCHILD, Manager, Eleanor Brlggs and her friends, Miss Street, Miss Frawley; Shrubb, Oak, little church is worthily represented V Telephone 1467-1- 5 i 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE,' FiUDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 11)00.

j I The Newtown, Bca Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 1909. 1 "The Goods of Quality." Washington. MOOBI. SHIOQL tfUILDIXU. 9 (Continued from rage 4.)

posHiblo) tnelr unsen presence is with u in these exercises of dodi Yale work allm of the which they began, miii which 'those entering into hielr a Inborn have tarried on to this join plbtlon. There is a whole chapter in Seal Paints the Rible book of letters to the He brews in which the writer dwells at length on the proposition that with out the sacrifice of life there Is no uplifting of the ways of men with will do. out the shedding of blood there Is no putting away of the evils of the world, or gaining of good. All that G Is of worth end profit to mankind costs life, comes by the spending and pouring out of human life. Every field Hint is ploughed and planted The Booth Law Varnish Co., and harvested to produce food for man, every factory or road or bridge NEW HAVEN, CONN. that is built, every house or church or school that is erected, every mine that is dug or ship that is sailed, or war that is fougut or office that Is administered, costs life. , Someone spends their life that this may be done. Men vaiue possessions by money or gold; they make basis for exchange in such values. I have sometimes thought that the truest valuation of anything in tnis world Is how much life It sett, how much human life has gone into its produc its conservation or tion, its applica The Late Wilbur T. Kilborn. tion to the needs of men. Is it not so that the real value of anything is not gold or money or exchange, but that they could be accomplished, and Its life value? how much human yet y those plans in almost the life has it cost and how much human exact reproduction of hfis first propo- life does it continue to demand? sitions are completed among us. He was most How much blood, as it were, was energetic and systematic in execution Auto Accessories. shed? how much life given that it and when there were Supplies, Sundries, combined might come to be or continue its be- the vigor and earnestness Tires vulcanized, batteries and all kinds of work. repair ing? If we get a measure of that we of Wilbur KilDorn's visions with the Distributors for Chalmers-Detroi- t, Knox and AL F. E have an inner and secret worth judgment and wisdom oi William V ps Brinsmade's decision W. W. WAKELEY, which over-to- every other estima- and the trust tion. And part of the worth of this which the town had in the wisdom Ct. of Sandy Hook, high school to us is that it has taken what he declared as right and the the spending of such true and worthy possible, impossible became! lives to bring it into existence. possible and the dreams a reality. Where are V V i and others have also spent you hen and what your work and what The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., and been spent that this might be your fortune or done. Their time, their interest. estate, these little count. Willing Incorporated Capital Stock $35,000. ness where their labor was given that this town you are anu with what 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. might have this well fitted, well equipment you have to attempt labors to Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients treated at home when desired. equipped and eminently beautiful worthy and give your life ror tnem that counts and counts -- Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. school. It is not often that the Correspondence in spending of life necessary for a greatly this woriu. Established in 1901 A can make a" public work is so openly manifest as king belted knight, A marquis, duke, and a' it has been in tbe erecting . of this that, an honest man s building. It is not often that the cut beyond his two most interested and efficient in might; Good faith he must na' the beginning are taken before the fa' that: the months a Kodak is almost a iieces- - For a' that and a During Spring work is completed. But because it that, their digui : txt i ii ; ties itjr. rv w uavw aii i.es auuj prices. has been so tne work that here stands and a' that. The $f worth Fresh Films. will always be felt to be more pith and pnue o' sense Are better far valuable, more precious to us. Two than a' that. H a man's a noble lives went even in their last Yes, man for a' that; and anyone who is to 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. K efforts into its accomplishments willing put their - v manhood or their long as this building stands there womanhood at the service of shall be upon its walls the record of worthy ends and good causes wins the honor of Sod these lives wnich were so largely and the love of their fenowmen. given to it and wnich spent of their Watch This And as another Space last days in its sustainment. lessonJ find, friends, a of the You And one lesson I would now call parable Lord Jesus which And will do better ?t Curtis' when in Bridgeport. has a rem this combination of remarkable interpretation set ' strange Gude's Pepto-Manga- n, before us here in these two $l'size, ' 90c two lives going down to their end in lives. You remember the Parker's Hair Balsam, 50c size 45c; $1 size 90c one work lesson, which I think the story he told aoout the laborer in the Listerine, $1 size 75c children and young people who come vineyard and one of them worked Walnutta Hair Stain, 60c size 45c here and their feuow citizens who twelve hours and the M. W. Aspinwall, Peterman's Roach Food and Bed other had, chance to work one Bug Exterminator, 15c, 25c sizes, 10c, 20c dwell in this community may well only hour for the Lord of the First Selectman of Washington, to Whom the Keys of the New take and profit by. It is this: How vineyard, but the Master when he came School Were Turned helpfully and effectively and worth- fcund Building Formally Over at the Curtis the same spirit, the same Pharmacy, ily two lives of such different equip- willingness Dedicatory Exercises on Saturday. in their labor. He gave them both a Main Cor. ments and gifts and ways of living Street, Elm, Bridgeport, Conn. penny, for he knew that neither one could yet beNsqually engaged anu of them was working so much for the efficiently engaged in the same good money as for him Master labor. William Brinsmade was a the of the vineyard and so he loved them both scholar, a student and a teacher. His ' When buying like to KNOW that they are getting alike. And so it was with these two - aside from the work-a-da- y MOST PEOPLE me iei wtug, iuai iiieyuaiiiy ia exactly as repre- path lay world. friends and brethren in this vinevard Then shopping becomes a and a satisfaction. This In, the study and the class- pleasure pleasure may be yours in the Mr Brinsmade gave the twelve hours tuuui, oiuiiJij nucu iwnjug iui tuiugs in kuiu ur aiiver vi uie oest mattes, sterling or room with the few who gathered plated ware, cuuiceuuLKiaas, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other of a long score of years to the 1vork recfbus stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, billhooks and card cases,art wareJlans, tnere he was quiet, ueliberate, al- Phiting's box papers. most and ministry oi education in this SV :i : J I uiamona ana hesitant at times, in all that r repairing, setting engraving. uMcaiiiiiJcu ur iiigub. rropeny community, Mr Kilborn had but the implied outward engagements and one hoi' i of two short years in the JwEaltiBu public duties, and yet no man among uuuu endeavor, but the same of un (Sb us had more of such forced upon him; spirit Taylor Gregory,. selfish interest in tne, welfare of Practical no man was more trusted is such en the Inlnfnfn jewelers, Elizabeth street, Derby, Conn. In tne i deavors. He was I think town, srowth of its children, nnnniululiiju bulUliilii in the lifting of its ideals, prompted tUi ir II THE MOST JUDICIOUS MAN Tw the one as the other and so wcrthilv THIS COMMUNITY, 3 and rightly the humble penny of our "Picture Envelopes" and people came to know that that respect and admiration and lnvi was so, and in what ne consented out to-da- y to each For without of them alike. sending away photographs breaking. they would trust his Wil- ' Your frieuds will judgment. Such they were, two in that long get your picture with these in first class condition. bur Kilborn was a business Sold man. hte line of. men who lived' and worked at work its nature Washington High School. by very putting him for their feJlowmen such they were at the Jackson's Book Shop, Bridgeport, meeting places of men; he had and as such we uncover this tablet to meet to to-da- y. everybody and meet them in their memory This is no was a most enjoyable day for all. The guest of Mrs P. Wheeler. repeatedly, and he loved continually, service of sadness; this is with great "old home day" feeling lends much L. Nichols of Shelton has visited to do so. he was also a visions CIGARS in and glad thanksgiving tnat we read, to this gathering, for many at a dis his uncle, Edward Beardsley. That Satisfy Quality and Price. and a fulfiller of visions, always see as who come tance were once those shall after us for who of our number Miss Mabel ayes recently spent ing new could be . c ITo matter what yon pay forchrare at D.D, things that done, many vears shall also read. come'at this time and again renew a week In mrtford rmltnsyou arecertalnofgettlnffereaterTitliiAtfiiinplAwhDra huh u with her aunt, six Is owliir .ion. and with his seeing was bonds of mored Quickly. Biggestlioelnthecltyandprices the mot reasonable. Boxtradsja endeavoring. the strong friendship which Mrs Kinney. " Again and again In my perscnal con- is so true in its and so Miss Fine line of Pipes. Cigar holders. Tobaccoslln Tins and aU Sniokersi Accessories. expression Ren Hodge of Danbury has tact with him he came to me with pronounced in its staying quality. spent a few days witn "Miss Grace proposals, which at first D. D. SMITH, Cigarfand Gun Store, sight Stepney, Enduiing fcr life is the friendship Osborne. ;" U Fairfield AY-e- Opp. Poll', Bridgeport, Conn. thought uncertain, impracticable be- of the wintry living people. May Miss Nellie Bridle was in Do not Bridge- forget that we carry the most complete line of gportln goods In the city. cause of the work or equipment these never be they THE UNION PICNIC. annual memory plays port, last week, with Mrs Charles demanded; again and again 1 lived to lost. Ruggles. see him those The annual Union school put very proposals Sunday Mrs John Alquist has been in through to a most complete and suc picnic of the and Methodist Baptist Daniel Hall and wife of Ansonia Bridgeport She was formerly a cessful accomplishment. It was so schools held on of last Thursday have been guests of Albert Fairchild. resident of that city. " represent the hight derelopment of with the first proposal of this week. The tables were set in the reuiUlM to successful high Mrs Sylvia Brown of Hartford is l Glasses ey school hntiiUnsr. He showed Lyman's me his Baptist church parlors on account of a guest of her sister, Mrs S. B. Hayes. F. Ideas, developed his plans to me the clouds, of dust coming into the Rev Mr Boutwell and wife were LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. before 'j long anything practical had village park from the many wagons away over Sunday, visiting friends Children Cry jL justauiisneu ifi3. done - FOR f, been to accomplish them. 1 felt and autos continually passing. A in Norwalk. V - FLETCHER'S J them visionary. I did net believe good attendance was present and it Mrs Ira Penfield of Danbury is a CASTORIA THE NEWTOWN BEi FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10, llM. 11

cation Mn Financial Inttltutlons. with ber parents, Mr and FlniiKUl hitltitlm. The Newton Pet CURED MOTHER Jeorge Thompson. Four of tne men that work on the Land Newtown, Friday, Sept. 10, 19U9. mill are The Randall Company, Mortgages, The boarding at George Thomp- Bonds AND DAUGHTER son's, c Irrigation Mrs W. G. TonilliiKon ana AiIhb M. New Milford, Conn, Paying 6 per cent, Newtown L. . THE HOME rOREST. . Huwklni took a drive, Friday 8S rears experience Based on wealth-produci- lands. Bloodlessness and a Run-dow- n .afternoon, to Half Way River, and Nut a dollar lint In 35 years expttrlunce in those socurltlu. called on friends. Bank The Rev E. E. Danforth. Condition Will Inevitably Bring . Savings Rulpn E. DnvU Is at Dun tarn Lake and Sorrow Unless class- (Incorporated 1855) The alms of the modern wlentlflc Suffering camping out with a party of mates Reliable forester are much the mime as the Corrected. from the Derby High School. Sound, Promptly Mln 111 ninis of the modern scientific fanner; Elsie Roberts hdu a new piuno Investment The symptoms described in the fol- Ih Iohhoiih E. h and of Miss Cora to produce tne greatest value on a taking 5ecurlties Cent lowing statement are bo common today Lum. iimm m l. mi Per cent of land and I Pays given piece yetlmprove wherever overwork and worry have OP V 1n1 4 the soil for future produet'lon. In resulted la a decline in health that the Electric" Public Service Corporations. fact the forest is regarded much as is mean by which a cure was effected They sathfy every reiulri'mnt of safely. the crop of grain or fruit, to get the doservcg the careful attention of every Thxy liave periHitual and literal francUiwa, Interest of thoughtful muu and wouinn. Kent Tliejr areconwrvatlvtily capitalized. greatest efficiency out each square liaveskllled and exiH.rlwiited management. Mrs. B. O. of R. P. D. No. They yard of forest soil. But so long is Goodwin, ' They have an established and assert! earning power. ON ALL DEPOSITS. 2, Gurduer, Mans., was cured of auumiia HARRV STERUx". They am lu prosperous and growing communities. in illvlil.-nil- the ordlnury forest crop growing after she been blck Oine Tliey have tuld regularly. hud for u year. She again the, death angel hus are reliable. that one man cannot see a singe They HAl'K, NOUM) and gays: visited our midst and taken away a As Bankers we finance these with our own enough to see it in his life- "I was iu a terrible condition a few properties money. life long resident, Harry Sterry. He We offer to investors only proved securities of established standing time. years ago suffering from amemia. I Amount was born in For full Information aeund for Circular 74. of Deposits, was overworked and run down bringing Sharon on Chiistnias day, . Few Individuals see the advantage Apr. 1, 1905), $ 966,707.85 up my baby. I lost oolor aud strength December 25, 18'JG, his parents mov- in such an undertaking, privately and became so weak that my husband ing to this place shortly after. Mr MEIKLEHAM & conducted, even the had to help me aronnd. Very often I DINSMORE, Assets, Par Value, granting large was a well known in In would get and seem to see Sterry farmer Specialists Electric Light, Heat and Power Properties, 1, 1909, 1,034,175.12 returns accruing to children dizzy floating Apr. specks before my eyes. I would wake this town. He married Mary J. Hill 25 Broad St., New York City. and grandchildren in case the and be so of up through night uumb all Kent o whom three children were LOCAL CORRESPONDENT: Asscts,Market Value, fire does not destroy the investment. over that it seemed blood would my born. Mrs Sterry died at the age of C. Apr. 1, 1909, 1072,360.12 The home life and place of abode of never start circulating again. This G. PECK, Newtown, Conn. 66 years, he united with the Con- the modern American business man numbness would last for an hour. My digestion was poor aud I could not gregational church in 1890. Mr are so dependent upon the circum- breathe welL DAVID C PECK, President Sterry was a war veteran and was . stances of his business, that judging "My doctor treated me for anonmia taken suddenly ill on July 11 with from his own transient existence, he but I finally stopped taking his medi- ARTHUR T. NETTLET0N,Treasurer cine. Dr. chronic disease and a rupture of an doubts whether his descendants could I heard of Williams' Pink We Own Outright and Offer For Sale : Fills and felt some better after I had artery. He' was moved to the New look out for one of land. $"0,000 HARLEM RIVER & PORTCHESTER First 4 cent any piece taken them only a short time. But I Haven hospital and it was found that Mortgage per bonds, due he or tem them a trial and May A first mortgage on II miles of road and terminal property of the Accordingly rents, buys gave long gradually no relief could be obtained After New York, New Haven & Hartford It. R. Co. entering New York City. "hridgeport porarily, bis little lot of earth, and grew better and got so that I didn't 00,000 State ot Connwtlcut 3 bonds, due April VXU. These rank second to none need medicine any more. My health is remaining there- a short period he but U H. Government bonds. is to move at any time. The 235,000 NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN HARTFORD debenture 4 cent ready good now and I have haduo serious was removed to the home of his $ per bonds, due " Ravings ank May HM. One of the best lionds we know yielding over 4 iier cent. ethics of this aimost roving sickness 100 CO. 4 bustling, since. daughter, Mrs Edward Waldron, of shares CONNECTICUT RAILWAY & LIGHTING ner cent common stock. life are not the highest. Environ "Later I had greater reasons for being Leased for WW years to New York. Nw Haven & Hartford K. R. Co.; under (Incorporated 1842) Kent. While for a time it was terms of which lease 4 per cent dividends are paid. ment grateful for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. OOENER MAIN AND JSTATE STS.. shows its influence as well as My little girl began to grow weak and thought he might remain in a com-- 1 & heredity, and an environment made HINCKS BROS. CO., Bond Dealers, Bridgeport, Conn. seemed to have no strength. We took fortable condition, later from day to up of the ordinary conditions of her to two 207 Conn doctors, who examined her day his life seemed a puzzle to his Court Exchange Bldg., State St., Bridgeport, American business life and heart aud told us to take her 1765, 1700 1007. present day lungs friends and a Telephones and from school. We were afraid of con- blank to himself until is such as to develop alertness, smart- sumption as the doctor watched her the grim hand of death came slow ness and at the expense of Assets, $6,885,359.77. versatility lungs so closely. Durjug her sickness but sure on August 25. No one can some more solid ana enduring quali- we moved here and not to wishing try realize his sufferings except those ties of character. The substantial another doctor I began giving her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She who cared for him and stood by his homestead of Old England produced gained right Received away in strength and color, was able to bedside at tue last. Everything that The City National Beuik, Deposits an environment which reacted upon resume her school work and is now in medical skill s,nd loving hands could of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. the character of the Anglo-Saxo- n fine health." From $1.00 do was done for him, but God saw fit Upwards. rate Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by through many long generations, to him to home. is sur- all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, take his He being partly responsible for the man,)' United States Depository. on receipt of price, 50 cents per box; vived by three sisters, two brothers, sterling qualities that race enjoys six Dr. 4 Per Cent. Interest boxes for $2.50, by the Williams two daughters and one sSn, five Capital, $250,000.00 y. Modern conditions, if con- Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. grandchildren and one great-gran- d Surplus and Profits, will react the race in 380,000.00 on Deposits. tinued, upon child. The services were held at quite a different way. But already the hereafter. The practice of for- (he Congregational church on August FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. a change for the better is discern-able- . estry on a large scale on one's own 27, Rev Clarence Percy officiating, H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Loans made on Real estate, is perhaps as well fitted as any with remarks from Major Brenna. Not a few of those who stand in pursuit, business or recreation, to The choir sang "Lead, kindly light" achieved success in business and Estate. conduce to permanence stability, and "Abide with me." The inter- the front who First-Bridgep- ranks, having already true consistency and the mote endur- ment was at the lower cemetery. The The ort National Bank. perceiving that modern conditions ing virtues, and to the poetic side of Grand Army, men acted as pallbear- have shortcomings as well as un- Capital, More than home will add beauty and historic ers. The floral offerings were many $500,000. Surplus, $600,000. doubted seek to add to Mechanics' and Farmers' advantages, worth. and beautiful, which showed the Deposits, $3,000,000. the many of the advantages of the v To sum up then since environment sympathy of his neighbors and CHARLES G. SANFORD, President F. N. BENHAM, Vice President. Savings Bank, past, chief which is a substan-tia- l among acts upon character, let character friends. A friend. 0. H. BR0THWELL, Cashier. Wew Bank BulHUng-.TTa- Bt.Brlareport more or less extensive, beauti- exert itself to create an environment and Others Deposits, Aug. 1, 1909, 34,220,166.46 ful and homelike family home- Trustees, Administrators Holding Surplus and interest, 196,281.00 really which will influence both self and stead. While not essential Moneys In Trust absolutely others, in the present and future. ' Assets, 84,41,447.46 the forest is one of the most valuable Woodbury. Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when oall Number of depositors, . 12,098 Let more ot our people establisu ed upon for a statement of the account. s (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the elements bank balance the of in Is Deposits of $1 to $1000 received and of a thoroughly complete substantial homesteads of a more en- equals total amount money trust. Simple, It not? interest credited from the first of each lion and Mrs George Piatt Inger-so- ll We solicit your account. homestead, adding both pecuniarily blow month, payable In January and July of during sort, where the winds of Ridgefield, while enroute on each year. Incorporated In 1S73. and poetically to its completeness. It are let The First-Bridgep- ort National pure and the spaces larg, and their annuau tour, were re- Bank, should be divided into three parts, uriving the forest, which though it yields its cent guests at the Curtis House. 960 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ormcEBS: consisting, first, of a large area of returnes annually, yet reckons with The Rev Alexander Hamilton was John L Wessels, President scientifically managed forest, so add to solid- long periods of time, the in New Haven, last week Monday, Marshall E Morris, planned as to yield continually the ity and strength of the homestead. and attended tne funeral of his late Fredk.B.HaII. greatest amount of valuable tinlber; L S. Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer cousin, Miss Justine Ingersoll, daugh- secondly, there should be a grove of Established 1866 ter of former governor Charles A. long lived trees planted at greater Farms. Ingersoll. & distances apart and allowed to reach Quaker's The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. James Co., The many friends of Rev L. Rob- Staples a noble old age; anu thirdly, small erts and Mrs Sheffield of Tashua were Bankers and Brokers, groups or solitary trees of long lived ' REAL ESTATE DEAL. glad to welcome the late rector of St species, scattered here and there, T. L. Watson & Co., 189 State Street, Corner Court, B. Paul's, who with a party autoed up artistically, over the premises; the John Pope has sold his farm, the Samuel Hawkins to for a few day's outing. BANKERS BROKERS BRIDGEPORT. OONN. first class for both pecuniary and place, George Held of The Misses Marshall have returned poetic reasons, the second and third New York and he has taken Stocks and Bonds home from where only for aesthetic reasons. This con- possession. Seabright, they visited for some Corner Main ami rvonnsHa rnmlvad subiect to check and in stitutes the ideal forest of the days. Joba Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. of 3 cent on bal perfect terest allowed at the rate per The school of Christ Saturday afternoon, August 28, ances of 1500 or over. homestead, and what better aim can Sunday picnic ON DEPOSITS. Mrs Hamilton at the gave an INTEREST Surety Bonds furnished. mortal man have than to build up a church at tne xall was attended by Rectory Will act as Trustees or Administrators in about 50 adults and children. informal reception in honor of Rev of or In the care of homesteau as neany like heaven, in They the settlement Estates and Mrs Cornwall of Stratford. property generally. beauty and permanent worth as his report an enjoyable time. Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private Dr Nettleton and wife of Rev N. E. Cornwall assisted in the use 01 prophetic genius and his executive CB. rooms tor customers. service and also a forcible genius combined can accomplish. The Derby, with his brother William and preached sister Jennie, and two children, of sermon in, St Paul's church on Sun- The Middlesex L. Holzer. F. T. flower garden, the lawn, and most r P. Staples day, the 29th.' important, the house, with its fur- Amherst, aiass., called on friends in OedLrSc this one Rev Alexander Hamilton conduct- Co. nishings, its style of architecture, its place and Stevenson, day Banking ed services in the Hall at Hotchkiss-ville- , ornaments and embellishments, these, recently. Middletown, Conn. to constitute the substantial home- Wedding bells are to ring soon in Sunday evening. 6 ! Per Cent stead, should be planned not so much this place. Succeed when everything else fails. Capital Stock, ISU0.932.4 Mr B. of 4 Trumbull. In nervous and female Surplus 8227,000. for lavish as to enthrall the and Mrs Frank Thrall prostration Assets, L6.ti83.21ti.40 display weaknesses are were guests of his sis they the supreme In- senses with real Pennsylvania . 5afe and Profitable their quiet, and daniefarms. remedy, aa thousands have testified. 5 cent Notes and Debentures. fill tne ter, Mrs A. J. Lum, last week. per abiding beauty, and heart Mrs Mark Hatch of FOR LIVER AND vestments, Mrs V. been Bridgewater KIDNEY, n Thirty-thir- d rear of which with joy and peace and the convict- Emma Ryder has business, during has spent several days with her STOMACH TROUBLE time more than $30,000,000 has been paid to in - ion at home tne and spending a week at Woodmont. vestors at First Mortgages secured by Briclge- that joy peace brother, D. J. Botsford. it is the best medicine ever sold maturity. can be to be Lewis Pope has removed his house over a counter. port Real Estate. found surpassing all Mr and Mrs William Blakeman of druggist's hold goods to his father's and Mrs found elsewhere. East of & We offer, subject to sale, the followlri visit- Village were Sunday guests Boughton Hargrave. w of the Pope and three daughters are which is only a partial list of mortgages Popular appreciation really his niece, Mrs L. M. Brinsmade. bare on hand. surround- ing at her nome in Milford. No. 3, Masonic Temple. 1005 Broad St beautiful in the home and and of Norwich A HUREY UP CALL. Burton J. Wooster and family and Henry Lyon family Bridgeport, Conn. ings is indeed growing wonderfully and Mrs New Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. Mrs Fanni9 B. Wheeler a Caroline Dayton of Send tor "aktjt." .400 1.000 6 cent in America, And when all has been enjoyed A per ' Haven, have spent the summer with Quick! Mr Druggist Quick! 800 8.500 6 1,000 choice' loca- trip to Savin Rock, Monday, August box of Bucklen'sArnica Salve here's 1,000 6 " accomplished in the of A. ' 2,800 1,800 ? B, Lyon. 1,500 3.500 61-2- " 2,000 30. a quarter for the love of Moses, M tion, architecture and landscape gar- 2,500 4.500 6 3.000 Mrs Hattie Wneeler of Hunting- ter- " Hudie of has hurry! Baby's burned himself, a,5oo 8.000 " (4.000 dening, the acme is to be reached in Lenway Woodbridge M ton, Mrs D. T Booth and Mrs Sher- Johnnie cut his foot with the 4.000 . 7.500 4,500 moved his steam saw mill from To-ant- ic ribly the forest. Men will vie with one wood axe Mamie's scalded Pacan't walk onto land of A. J. Lum and is Brinsmade tooic a trolley ride Eoxbury Announcements. BURR & another in the beauty of their for- on from piles Blllie has boils and my KNAPP, lumber M. of Wednesday to Savin Rock and soon ests, the solemn grandeur of their sawing 'for Mahoney corns ache. She got it and cured Bankers and Brokers, New Haten. all the Its the head- and of Ansonia. family. greatest groves, the splash sparkle Mrs John is entertain- er on earth. Sold R. H. Beers & TeL423. 923 Main Street. Clara J. Hawkins and three young Armstrong by their waterfalls and the perfection Co., Curtis & BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ing her mother, Mrs Francis Csskey, Newtown; Taylor, Keep Home of the .of their wood- ladies of Southbury attended church P. Beth- management, of Bridgeport. Co., Sandy Hook; J. Garvin, lands. In father re- in this place, last Sunday, and called el; L. Goulett Stevenson; H. W. Os- TJvpIv unrl TTnnn with & the forest, will Miss Columbia Graihonhnn. w h ATP & fill! HtlA friends. Gretchen Heinze entertained borne, W. B. Sher- The ceive value from and on Easton; Hawley, of all sizes on hand; also all the latest lnde- - Bridgeport grandfather, a friend over Sunday. man; Smith Cornwall Herman Sonnenstuhl has repaired Bros, Bridge; sirucuoie records. Call atthe store ana hav transmit It to son, enhanced, yet Connery Brosrf R. F. them played before you buy. is now Georgetown; tran- his carriage house and put- S. Black-ma- n. urocenes, rult, Veiretables, Boots. Sbxna Trust Co., freely used and profitted by in Smith, West Cornwall; J. and General Merchandise. sit The children of the homestead, ting new roofs on his dwelling house Hawleyvllle; Q. W. Hurlburt & 109-1- St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Thi Fabmibs' Stobb. State and children's will and is t mane repairs on his tene- Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury the children, I G. W. ment house. He finds plenty to do. A Station; Hatch, Bridgewater; grow up to love the trees and the CASTOR W. N. Nolle. New Milford; E H. Allen Joyce, tmdi- - C. D Place is assisting him. .' Infanta and Children, Capital, Surplus and forest of their hemp from their earli- for Beardsley, New Preston; Wetteran Roxbury Station. Conn Samuel Allen of Bethlehem is vis- ft Williams, Har vided profits, $300,000.00 est days, as they do the flowers and The Kind YTa HaT8 Always Bought Washington Depot; birds and all which to make the iting his daughters.Mrs William E. ry Brown. Southbury; C P. Williams go South Perkiaa War- Hubbell and Mrs Theodore L. Hine. Bears the Britain; Bros., world beautiful, ana to tuem it will ren; W. N. Hurd. Long Hill; Pen- - Receives Deposit subiect tocheek, allowing Mrs Fred Bailey and the Misses H. E. OARLICK, Interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. all be a part of home, their home! Signature of Ruth and of Rents Safe Deposit boxes.! If a wandering, cursory life makes Marion, Springfield, Dyspepsia is America's curse. Bur- Veterinary, Act ms Executor, Administrator. Trustee Mass., are at the old home dock Bitters conquers dyspepsia every EOXBUBT.OONH some people feel, at times, that there visiting or or In any Fiduciary Capacity. Itching, bleeding, protruding 208-5- side of with her sisters, the Misses Davis. time. It drives out impurities, tones Lonj Distance Telephone .' W. MARSH, President. , is no real home this the grave, blind pfles to Doan's Ointment yield the 'stomach, restores P.8.: Any onewlshlnf with-m- e f.GBERT MARSH. Miss Lizzie Thompson of West Chronic cases soon perfect diges- tocommunlcate and a really homelike home would give relieved, . finally normal over Local Telephone CaUU-- Vice President Secretory. la - cured. ' tion, weight, and good B.H.JCDSON, Treasurer, them even more optimistic views of Street, Seymour, spending her ta- Druggists sell it health. THE NEWT0VJJ BEE, KUDAY, SEPTEMBER ,10 im mmmmo ir IG JVl lib if mnmm

When the town of Stafford changed from License to No-Licen- se in the Fall of Prisoners Sent to County Jail From Stafford. 1908, many were skeptical as to the success ot the new policy. On the other hand, ' November to August, 1907- - )Q, Dnder License the No-Licen- se workers promised good results through law enforcement and decrease ' November to August, 1908--9 5, Under NO-LICEN- in drunkenness. At the end of the first nine months (November, 1908 to1 August, 1909), the following remarkable showing, based upon official reports, is made: Last year (License) 19 raids on illegal dealers. This (No-Licens- e) 7 raids Drunkenness Assault Total, year on illegal dealers. Last 2 convictions for minors. November, 1907, 8 - 9 year (License) selling to (The, boys were ruined last December, 1907, 6 .10 6 year). , 4 2 6 This year (No-Licens- e) 0 convictions for selling to minors. (The boys are safe this January, 1908, , February, 1908, 1 4 year). .

1 fair-mind- March, 1908, These facts prove to any ed jJerson that No-Licen- se in Stafford has bee 6 0 6 a tremendous success. April, 1908, . ,2 1 As May, 1908, 8 concerns most creditable results have been obtained by June, 1908, 0 1 1 legitimate methods, seven raids have been made. A smaller number, to be sure, 1908, .79 2 11 than last year, when there were, in the same period, nineteen. 'I his was because, as July, Totals, 4? -- 9 .54 we have always maintained, there were fewer illegal saloons under no license than under license. . Drunkenness and Under NO-LICEN- SE. , Arrests for Assault There has been of course a considerable amount of liquor brought into town Drunkenness Assault .Total legally. No license does not aim nor claim to prevent the use of liquor, but only to November, 1908, 1 0 1 banish the evil of the saloon, the chief temptation and cause of excessive drinking. December, 1908, 0 0 0 The above statistics prove that there has been an immense decrease in the con- of in Stafford. ' 1909, 0 o i o sumption liquor January, ' ' This has meant few drunkards no new drunkards made from our February, 1909, 2 0 2 (practically - boys), happy homes, and more money turned into legitimate business channels. March, 1909, 0 0 0 A 4 Whatever the advocates of Licence may SAY, they can SHOW nothing but in- April, 1909, 2 2 . creased crime, drunkenness and misery under license. system, however imper- 1909, 0 Any May, fect, that the results that e has in is 2 1 produces produced Stafford, certainly J;ine, 1909, ot in Stafford and 1 1 worthy continuance of adoption in other communities. July, 1909, 0 Totals, 8 6 14 STAFFORD NO-LICEN- SE LEAGUE.

The Voters in JNew Minora are soon to aeciae wnemer or not tnesaioons are to De open in town m during the ensuing year. This is all Jthat a vote on the saloon question means. fl The nnestion at issue is not whether it is right or wrone for a man to drink. It is not whether state prohibition is good or bad in Connecticut or elsewhere. It is this: Are saloons good or bad for New Milford. - NO LICENSE COMMITTEE.

and Bee, Buckingham Gladys Kinney. We offer for Sale . SOS'S The Newtown Mrs Holzwasser and family, who the ' Va- Incomparable Newtown, Friday, Sept 10, 1909. have been spending their summer At cation at the home of iur and Mrs Beckwith Round RIDDIFORD'S, Oaks, 19 . f George Roebling, returned to their Bank Street, New Milford. New Milford. home in New York City on Thursday. Beckwlth Air Tight Wood Miss Jeannette Stone has removed Heaters. from the home of the late Miss Eliza We know just how our watches are home of her niece, NORTHVILLE. Roberts to the Stamford and made and just what they're made of. Mrs Sherman Morehouse of Marble-dal- e. We have picked upsome pointers about Round Chief in Rev and Mrs S. D. Woods returned Sfce will oe very mucii missed Ranges. watches the years we've been buy- ing and selling them. We'll tell of last week from a 10 by the church and community and all you Thursday what is in the watch we sell you, be- will day's vacation near Ridgefleld. hope that her future plans will Albert H. McMahon cause we can and because youNhave a After a three weeks sojourn with not miscarry and 'that another spring right to know. We'll tell it to you Bridge Street, . New Milfoi d because her brother in Hartford, Miss Marlon will find her a resident of Northville honestly, we cannot afford f- ' inancially to misrepresent our goods." B. Payne arrived home on Friday again. ' To the watch buyer we offer a good Don't You Often Wonder - evening of last week, accompanied- Jerold Green has completed his , many advantages that some people people (fo so far afield for what's right of Why with-Virg- offer tinder their noses? Take for Instances Jewel- by her brotner's wife, Mrs jtinma term of service Hatch Change can't and it costs no more to buy bet- of us, for its thrown ry and Photographic Supplies; anything who. will make a brief visit and is a few days with his just in. ter, any way you look at it than can be found Payne, spending Location. ' right here? Wonderful economy, wonderful in Northville and tuen go to Wash' grandparents, Mr and Mrs Sherman dealing, too. Wake up! Come in. square old a Green, to enter Storr's ington, her home, for few days. he expects MORRIS Photo Goods. Miss Elizabeth Peet of ifent, the Agricultural College when the ses- LIST, " I call attention of the Amateur Photograph- new public school teacher, arrived sion begins. Gentlemen's The Jeweler. aDd the Tailor, RIDDIFORD, ers that I do Developing and Printing at the home of Mr and Mrs B. a, Farmers hereabouts Labor work will be ready in 24 hours after left at my tpok fias Moved from the Golden Block, Eailroad SSSSSOSiS3SSSSSSSSi3SSSSSVSSSSSSSSSSSS St Buckingham on Monday evening, Day and hustled in their to- Street, to ssssssss aTso have all supplies such as Films, Dry literally Booms over Brown's Shoe Store, Plates, Paper, Post Cards and Cameras. I am where she will make her home for bacco crop as fast as they could. an independent dealer. school She' 10.30 a. Bank Street, New Milford, Cameras to let. the year. was accompan- Services Sunday at m., and ied by a friend, Miss Chene, who will 7.30 p. m. Christian Endeavor serv- Where he is showing; a fine line of Spring and W summer oi su remain in these parts for about a ice at 7 oclock. Topic "Temperance patterns tings. M. W.HILL, month. in all Things. Leader,' Mrs W. JJ. Great Values in Fancy Cups and Miss Florence Leviness has been Soule. Saucers 10c. New Mil ford Boot Shoe at BanklSt., spending a few days on Long Moun- and Repairing. First Class Work Guaranteed. tain with Ann Rose Soule. She re- ' turned In time for the opening of the YVENDT,. Joseph Piergrossi, A Visit To school session. Union Shoe Shop, Town New Milford EDISON and VICTOR Mr and Mrs Howard Payne of New Watchmaker Opposite Hall, Milford were guests of mt and Mrs and Phonographs and Records. L. A. Harmon's, Payne on Saturday. A family Optometometrist. Pure and Fresh reunion was tne occasion special The Most Uomplete stock to be found that attracted them. Cor. Bank and Main Sts., NEW MILFOED Hereabouts, Nicholas Square, New Milford, Dairy Products Mrs Josie Strickland, who has been Is always profitable. But visiting her sister, Mrs L. A. Payne, New Milford Creamery. for a few days, returned to'her home il I n SPECIAL SALE W. A PAECELL9. Prop. Frank never more so man ai mis sea in Lancaster, Pa., last Monday. CHAS.A. PAECELLS Mer E.5oule, on Mrs Hulda Morehouse is entertain- 3ft Mygatt Block, Bank Street; Milford. son of the year. Some good her Mrs of New & ing niece, Hansen, ! for a few Tea and Coffee values in odd and end lots in Milford, days. Mrs Fuller, of Mr and daughter Time Edward P. Martin Mrs Limited Only Wall Paper. Pretty patterns Sherman Green, who with her family has been visiting hese for 35c Teas 25c lb. 50c Teas 40c lb. PLUMBING atd 50c Teas 50c lb. 75c Teas ' mon--. several returned to home 60c lb. HEATING . and great values for the weeks, her 25c Coffee 20c lb. 30c Coffee 25c lb. In Kingston, N. Y., Sunday. Look at our Beautiful Presents given with All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work DICK'SILIZZARJ) CUTTERS. Visit HANNON'S and Mrs Starr Kinney is her Tea and Coffee. ey. visiting 180 Railroad St. '" NEWJMILFOED, CT. for These son, Harry, a few days. It does Tel No 140. are without an equal for cutting eitherlsilage save money. friends her old and neighbors good to Farmers' or dry fodder. If you are interested in a cutter this fall, see her around once more and in Im- Trading Co., - look into this one before "The Store of Quality, V A Fine Line Of buying. Automobile Repairing proved health. Hen-drl- New Milford, ona. Edwin Howard and Clarence x, Tobacco Hatchets and Needles, Bush and Of AH Kinds. TeL5-1-2. Scythes Snaths. accompanied by Harry Kin- Heavy Double Har- Bradley Brush Hooks. Machinery Equipment. ney and James Judson, took a fishing Hamm-ck- Automobile Red Book Station. nesses n A few s still on hand which trip to Woodville, last week. Their x m mnrtc I success was not as there amiiiuro. arn ready to let go a low figure, to close Arcade Machine Works, phenomenal Suitable Farm or Team Work. them out. Better have been no sized fish for gee one while they are going. New Milford, Conn. large stories : Cut Flowers tanrest Mil- In circulation. . The Line Erer Shown in New ford. A lso six or seren extra fine hand made Taylor & Buckingham, Delegates to the Fairfield County Chrysanthemums single driving harnesses. ' Baptist Association were chosen last M. H. Mrs! SET PIECES FOR FUNERALS , MALLETT, Coitrattwn til Builfort, Lord's day. They were Rev and " and Biilro&d Street. Mew Milford. Ob S. D. Woods, Dea C I Camp and Dea FRANK EVITTS; Corner Main Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. furnished Of FREDC.HOYT, Es tlmate eherfollj oi Urge W. C. and the Misses Florence small contract. Hine, NEW MILFOED. New MDfonl. "m..Mm.,m,jJ THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1000. 15 00OOOOOOOl Robertson's, KY-O-T- O TEA CO. The Leading Shoe Store, -- NewMilford. TAKE A A Fine Line of Premiums Now on the, Way. WALK-OVE- R SHOES. LEADERS IN LOOK! $3.50 $4.00 $5.00. I MY ! HOW COMFORTABLE! Fine Teaf , Coffees We want every man that reads this, to con-aid- er it a invitation to come in and take Vhn ron my thlnir I romforubln ,von mean It personal main you (ml (ili'mi with yonrwlf and all tin world. a look! We have been on the alert for months You uIimh your I'yi'K ami fortfttt you tiavo fint. limy fmtl m Hon ami thWr and loot eay. uym your fj'i'H, at your dt. i for our two stores from the best mak- tatty, natty aiM'uraiii'it mid find more coni.Toriahlu. Vou procuring oiM'ii your iNH'kfilKxik, look aithu iwo dollar you saved ers whatever is new, choice, and desirable for and (Hid still mort) comfortalilu, and all because you Umtrlitivtlrof Fine Groceries. the comiag season. We're now ready to show our patrons the fruit of our effort." Take a look! Walk-Ov- er Shoes. aw 'i4i Jwito jm Handsome stylish suits for Men and Boys of artistic cut and choice fabrics. Something New and Attractive ArrlvlngAH the Trrie. Overcoats in all the correct styles. Hats of the latest blocks. Choice Neckwear and Underwear. BANK STREET, new;milford. B The new Fall Regal Shoes are ready. The Tel. Call 123-2- . ft most complete line we 'have ever shown. We repeat our invitation and make it as ur- gent as we can when we say; Come. Take a "NowHamndjE look! ' Not kind of any eggsbutresheggs-frMrTfrbr- nj . the'nest.ThatV'Wkind.jAnd)youwantharn & that's tender,! juicy,' sweet "Star" Ham NewMilford. HATCH DEWEY, them-an- are U.S. Govt. We,seil d, too. they Inspected. TOWN AND VILLAGE COMMENT. P. 0. Block, 6)SSSSSSSSSSSS New Milford Great Barrington MRS LYDIA ADDIS ARNOLD. Hatch & Marsh, passed several days at The funeral of Mrs Lydia Addis the state fair at Hartford, this Arnold, who died on Saturday at week. Cornwall Bridge, took place on Mon- day from All Saints' church at 2 p. THE CHARMING "MISS PETTI- p; m Rev F. B. Draper officiating. COATS." Stein and Mot Watet The pallbearers were J. H. More- The MOT Some mission of dispelling gloom of Our Neighbors Have Had a Bargain Day, But house, W. J. Keifer, Leslie Osborne Heaters, with sunshine and brightness is el Unique Did You Say? Yes, but cold weather is We Have A BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY. Wilbur Mrs Arnold was Manufactured Remember the ri'd Marcy. glorioas a:id in probabiy no bet- bt coming. 22 years ana seven montns old. She ter or larger field of usefulness today A. NORTHROP. Glenwood WARNER'S MARKET, was a daughter of the late Conr.table can this mission be fulfilled than in J. Prop. Ranges New.Milford, Conn. NEW MILFORD. Chailes Addis. The burial was in that of the world of the theater. make things HUM. the Center cemetery. Funeral PI Splendid time to PAINT and we have Nearly everyone attends the theater the Best of Materials at Low Prices. Thomas ar- - rector Hubert had the nowadays and no more fascin- raiiReii'Pi.ts in charge. ating, uplifting, powerful sermon & could be preached than a perform- Osborne Stone, ance Black Motor Cars'. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of that ideal New England play, John Bonjiono, Successors to C. A. Way Co., NOTES. "Miss Petticoats." How it grips the Ff.lntsi Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, A Boot and Shoe New Ct. full line of Air Cooled Motor Cars Services will be on with the memories of Milford, Wheels 34 to 40 Inches with held Sunday heartstrings high, equipped H3-- 3. best Solid Hubber Tires. These cars are at Roger Sherman hall at youth; how it charms the eye with Repairing. Telephone to and morning Inexpensive operate, easy riding, rooms Market of J. B. Cox easy to run. They are Hill Climbers and the usual hour of morning worschip, the beauty and fragrance of New Have moved to over will travel la mud or light snow ithout will how to Bank St., New flilford, chains. Write me at once for Rev G. H. Johnson, the pastor, England scenes; delightful Cwtalogs Where I will be pleased to gee all my old giving full descriptions and prices oa these preach on "Christ and the Common mingle in the joy and sorrows of cars, from the little 10 H. P. Eunabofut, at these fine 1375 to the big 4 cylinder 40 H. Pf Roadster People." type of true hearted men at $1000. Also a new 20 H. P. general pur- and women, descended from the pose car with removable single or double good rear seat. ,. old Puritan stock. The of Palm Rebekah Lodge, No. 43, wilj potency It Will Pay You to Visit Sizzling Hot the smile to drive the tear is G. C. hold one of their enjoyable social away BRISTOL, over 1 Wed- recognized all the world and JttODLL V. NEW MILFORD, CONN. dances in Odd Fellows' hall, on H.D.Hine's Studio Days the most charming personage today nesday evening, September' 15. Mu NEW MILFORD, Call For sic on the stage is "Miss Petticoats" by Prof Whitney's orchestra. If you want to see the latest designs in as a name, by oiu Tickets including refreshments, 50c, pet Capt the Photographic Art. New Styles, Homer Landis of Poughkeepsie, N. Stewart of New Bedford, who New Designs, Mattinge. Everything Cold "Get first class studio. Fizzing Our Prices" Y., is in town, calling on, his many brought up his granddaughter on that goes with a board old ON friends. He stopped at the Park the whaler at an ancient View House. wharf. His shipmates were her play- Men's That's the combination to work and Boy's Shoes, Rubbers and a- these Miss Florence Farr, whose work in mates ana through - ner struggles AUTOMOBILES days so you don't need to care what the Rubber Boots, and her weather man sends. Come in any time the emotional part of Renier triumphs, tney stayed by" will off Flour and all Kinds. Agstna It cool you just to listen to the Grain, in the "Mis3 is said through thick and thin and their $100 and Up. fountain fizz and one of our ice cream play Petticoats," soda will top you off for a comfortable Hay, Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed. to more and honest, spicy wit provides much fun day. possess charm, grace Here is your opportunity toget A clean, market Iwlth Select tfian female in the play. Tneir four-in-ha- Meats magnetism any other a second hand Automo- and Poultry. dance ball of the high grade star. at the' Countess - High Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. bile for $100 or more. We- have a W. N. N. Fournay is a novel and amusing Noble, Fnank Isbell of Poughkeepsie, large assortment of Runabouts Y., was an over of his feature and brings down the house. Sunday guest and Cars, all guaranteed DRUGGIbT, Hatch & When the book was written about Touring Ackley, Marsh, daughter, Mrs Charles H. Osborne, in the best of condition, Write Railroad and Bridge Streets, Ave it was read and Bank New Milford. making the trip on his bicycle. years ago widely for Street, New Milford. talked over and became fa- particulars. The Bountiful Table Charles Donnelly and Miss Ada everyone Telephone 98. Galvin of Bridgeport were over Sun- miliar with the scarlet cloak of "Miss Petticoats" and were anxious to see E. H.Towle delights the eye, gladdens the day guests of Mr and Mrs Henry The Company, heart and adds to the health Our Donnelly. it produced as a play for its many 25 West Main St., Waterbury, Conn, Wet Is the was Superior Groceries, fragrant Cof- Washing Way H. A. Palmer has returned from his points of interest. It first pre- sented at the Boston theater and was fees andjTeas, Flour, Fruits, selec- To Eliminate the orf day of the week which vacation and is again on duty at the A Blotched brings discomfort to the whole household Complexion Siag-ars'a- C. & a brilliant with a ted Canned Goods, "wash To Relieve her, whose Is H. Booth Bentley Co. pronounced play VI51T Catsups, day." duty it Or the of skin Is un- to wash, from the labor which Mrs L. M. Piatt of has great future and has fulfilled these presence any eruption Spices are here to set out home and Bridgeport sightly always. But tkat is not the worst. washing wringing always brings. made a The worst is that the blood Is of feast for all occasions. To save the inconvenience of carrying water. been, visiting Mr and Mrs S. H. Mor- prophecies. It has distinct out order and thefamily To Prevent illness from steam In Lake unless proper precautions are taken some- resulting the hit wherever produced, having emo- serious follow. Forjsavings on your Grocery list house and sudden change while hanging out gan. Quassapaug thing may clothes. To combined a here. procure better work than It is Mr and Mrs Joseph Titus returned tional power with real A. D. & buy possible to do at home, for the reason that Resort, Blood Mixture there Is from to Colorado. uavor of New England wit that special machinery particularly Monday their trip Rids blood of No will to work. . To the impurities. remedy adapted this help you In your leaves a clear sweet ta3te behind. A Middlebury, Conn. do C. I. LEACH, servant-gi- rl "I love my minstrel show, but! it Quicker than this one. Few will do lt;as problem. well. Price Si. 'Miss Petticoats.' " very well trained company of se Family Wet Washing, 50c. Oh, you Pavilion, Cburch'Street, New Milford. lected actors and actresses will Dining Hall, Dancing Michael Lynch, the affable clerk give Bowling Albert 2. Model Wet Wash Alleys, Evitts, Druggist, Telephone Laundry, at Noble's is his this popular play at the New Mil- Railroad St., New Milford. Tel Connection. Drug store, enjoying Shooting aalleriei, Large Swings, Telephone 33, NEW MILFORD annual vacation. ford Opera house on Friday, Septem- Two nerry-go-Rouad- s, Electric Pleasure Boats. Rev and Mfs Frederick Wright of ber 24, for one night only. Under Brooklyn, who uave been spending the auspices of the Odd Fellows'. Take Trolley From Woodbury and Railroad Street the summer in town, returned to the A Fine Line Of Painting and Market! city, Tuesday afternoon. Wilbur Osborne, of the firm of Os C. D. Pulver passed two days, last borne & Stone, is taking a week's va- Papering. Double Har- The BestfHhe Market affords In week, at Coney Island ana "Dream- it in New Milford and Heavy MEAT and FISH LINE. cation, passing ! land." vicinity. Can A fine line of WALL PAPER. ness J. L. McEuan, Charles Brinton of Elgin, 111., who Golden returns on Thurs 9c Joseph H. S. COUCH, Block, RailfoadJStreet, has been sick with typhoid fever, is New Mrs Golden re Jungs' day from York, Milk is higher! But we are go- Merryall Dist.. NEW MILFOED. Suitable for Farm or Team Work. New i Milford. Conn. now convalescent and able to sit up. him. Ul-- turning with ing to sell Hire's High Grade Tel. The"Largest Line Ever Shown In New Mi- Mrs Engles anu Mrs Hamilton of The stores of Golden Brothers will lford. Also six or seven extra fine hand made Condensed Milk for limited time singleldriving harness. Washington Depot were in town, be closed Thursday, Friday and Sat- Rents Can. None better at price. Collected Telephone Connection Tuesday, dining at the Park Wew urday, September 16, 17 and 18, the 9c any Frank Evitts, Estates Cared For house. new year holidays of the Jewish M. G. Samuel Porter of Goshen is assist- church. Stone, Railroad Street, New Milford. Before purchasing Real Estate, call on dur- ing in the store of W. G. Barton Miss Caro Sanford lies critically 111. Farmers' Trading Co., CARPENTER and BUILDER.. Broth- ing the absence of the Barton Dr Stuart was called to see her, The Store of Quality, i PHINEAS E. CLARK Church St.. NEW MILFORD. ers. consultation Dr THEONLf Monday, in with F. New Milford, Con. 20c at The family of W. G. Barton are en- - E. Tel. Telephone Connections: Home. 114--3. Shop Candy LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, King. Joying a sojourn at Walnut Beach. Dr and Mrs B. E. Bostwick have re 21 South Main New Milford, Ct.. W. & Co., of ' St, F. White, of Weed turned after a soiourn of three weeks 40c only $1; also fine fat ones, 5c and 10c Candy at Who will only charge yon one New Haven was in town, Tuesday, on the coast of Maine. On Monday JQ each. At Farmers' Trading Co. Commission. tne guest of Frank Evitts. Dr Bostwick visited the Orange fair "W'de Mouth" telephone jaw for Bee Want Advs F. J. Hatch passed .Labor Day In with City Editor Emerson of the G.B.SCHIAPPACASSE, canning at Charles I. Leach's. Farms and Couiitry Homes a Specialty. Danbury. Sentinel Bank Street, New Milford Farr'ngton Castle and Newport Word. 6 Philip Welles, the esteemed editor Don't miss the sale on tea Guaranteed per cent Bonds. special blend of coffee will please you. At lea of the Gazette, in Gay- - passed Friday and coffee commencing Saturday, Charles I. Leach s. lordsville and the guest of vicinity, for a limited time. 35c tea 25c; 60c Ray Leach, Stanley Warner, Leslie Mrs Robert Earley of New York E.'N.&C. H.BURWELU Patchwork Puzzles Clarence Evans. tea 40c; 60c tea 60c; 25c coffes 20c; and Herbert Marsh, attended a dam has been visiting friends In town. Mr and Mrs C. E. Riddiford passed 30c coffee 25c; at Farmers' Trading bake at Mauwehoo Lake In Sheman, Miss Alice Treadwel: of New York New'Muford. In Winsted. Mr Co. For sale or to rent at Evitts' Drug Tuesday On Monday Monday. has been visiting her sister, Mrs M. Store. Exchange supplies. Can Riddiford attended the races at Brook-fiel- be obtained In Washington at J. L , Look at the beautiful presents Leona and AileenHawley of d W. HilL and West'a-- Charter Oak Park. Painting given with tea and coffee at the have been spending some time George W. Warner Is enjoying his Paper Hanging. W. H. FENN, James Marsh and George B. Ack- Farmers' Trading Co. with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs annual vacation from his duties at Residence of the firm of Ackley, Poplar Street, NewMilford. ley, popular , Bargains in pails of New Mackerel, Charles Conkrite of Gaylordsvllle. Ingleside.

? 1C' THE Navii'OWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 100!). The Newtown Bee. EBBBBBHHHBHB13I IBBBBEB Newtown, Frtiloy, Sept. 10, 1909. End'of Season Bargains In Every Section of the Store.

West Redding. MISS VON GAL Mrt BLACKMAN. The Big Sale of Floyd IiliK'knmn and Misb Gert rude Vor.Cttl of Nor walk weie mar ried at the griom' homo, Wednes day, September 1, at 3 P. M., by the School Suits pastor, Rev H. Jepson. Relative Boys5 weie the only ones present at the ceremony. The courle reeelveTmany handsome gifts and left for a short Is Parents Journey in the midst of a shower of Saving confetti and rice. A Lot of Money. The peach and Ice cream festival held In the pallors of tne Long Ridge This ia a sale far out of the usual run of sales. Methodist church, last Thursday We have culled stocks and cut prices to the bone on a evening, proved a success. A grab number of lines, so many that all bag and speaaing by tue wlsses Ives great incomplete 17 and a friend of Lmnbury. . sizes are provided for, from 8 to, years. The bar- Master Joseph Meeker entertalne'd gains are exceptional, therefore, and the savings big a number of his schoolmates on Fri- and real. ' day last. Mrs Seth Sanford Is entertaining ' Boys' and Children's 2. 50 to 4.00 Suits d1 QC Miss Fanny Hawley. at of Norwalk soiling $1.00 Miss Ruth Ryder sreiit 3, Sunday and Monday with her cous Boys' and Children's 4.00 to 6.00 Suits djO QC ins, the Misses Mary and Mabel .selling for ' $.00 Ryder. Master William Ryder has re Boys' and Children's 5.00 to 8.00 Suits dQ QC turned home after spending a week selling at $0.00 In New York City. Mrs Meeker Jones ha) returned Nearly all are knickerbocker styles, in neat and service- - home after spending a month In the All rights reserved by Meigs & Co. able patterns, and the present season's styles. ffltsklllH. Mrs H. Todd spent a few days,' last week, at Bell Island. ' Sale of 50q and 75c knicker pants at 39c. , Bethlehem. More of those splendid value blouses made of 50c-quali- ty material at 25c. are now79c. DANIEL THOMPSON FAMILY GATO Fifty-cen- t blouses are now 39c; Dollar blouses, excepting white, ERING. Last forever Hose best made at 25c. The children of the late Mrs Lucinda Harrison Daniels Thompson held a family gathering at the residence of Edgar G. Daniels on Saturday. Those present were Mrs Elizabeth Starr of Brookfield, Mr and Tru-F- lt Shoes Mrs Daniels and Mr and Mrs John Salmon School Caps in make walk of Woodbury, Miss Anna M. Daniels, Mrs Fall Styles boys Mrs INCORPORATEDS Henrietta Judson, Sarah Scott and at right. Mrs Smith of Water-tow- n, daughter, George 25c and 50c. TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN $1.50 to $3.00. Mrs Harriett Terrill of Woodbury, OUTFITTERS children of Mrs Thompson by her first BRIDGEPORT, CONN. husband, James Daniels, Mrs Eva Thomp- son Arnold of New Haven, Mrs Edna Thompson Bloss of Atwater, Cal., and Mr and Mrs Frank n. Inompson of Wood- bury. A bountiful dinner was provided Farms, Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Con-ner- y by the host and a most enjoyable day was Quaker's Bros., Georgetown; R. F. Smith, CARTER HOUSE The oldest of the was Mrs spent family will n evening, West Cornwall; S. J. Blackmail, Elizabeth There given Friday Starr, age 74, and the youngest September IT, 1909. at Quaker Farms hall, a Hawleyvllle; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., H. 54 It i Church Chor- Frank Thompson, age years. dance and supper by the Christ Rbxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- Lake Waramaug, not often that a family of 11 children al Club. ' tion; G. W. Hatch, Brldgewater; W. COPYRIGHT . . KIMCH1U4C0..190 reach that age without a death in the N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Beard- circle. Sherman. family sley, New Preston; ;Wetterau & Wil- An auto of Mrs George Alex is a round' liams, .Washlpgton Depot; Harry Under New party composed Ferguson erecting large South C. P. Management CamD of Middlebury, Mrs Iheodore silo on the north end ot Darn. Brown, bury; Williams, t, nis Perkins War- Miss Olie Mrs Clarence Mrs Belle of was a South Britain; Bros., for Season of 1909. . Rodgers, Rodgers, Joyce Danbury Sale. Mrs ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen Benham of Waterbury and Pratt of "visitor in town, Wednesday. field & Craig, Stepney Depot. t Consignment Hartford called on George G. btone, last Frank Briggs and family have returned attention to Broken Lots in the "End of the Sale" from our $13, week. 1 fiom Michigan and are now in New York. Special given Mr and Mrs Charles Albee of Ifew Ifo Charles H. Hawes has bought a fine Children cry $16, $17.85 Suits we have placed in the $9. 85 class. transient parties. ven were at John Green's the first of the pair of white horses, securing one of them FOR FLETCHER'S week. in Melrose. Mr and MrsC. F. Beardsley of Newtown O R I A $9.85. vistted Miss Anna a. LaKe over sunday. CAST Wanted--- ? Calves. Miss Elsie A. Lake is visiting Mrs Ethel Redding. This opportunity cannot last long for the quality of Judd Reynolds in Harwinton. EXPERIENCED MASON. I will be at Washington Depot, the goods at this price is thejbest we have ever offered. $9.85 Herbert and Harold Root and Mr John- SCHOOL HOSE. , "Drtortw flrfl the best son of returned home after a TcHtii atnntHnfis Work attended to. Conn., every Tuesday morning, Waterbury 12 hose made. Ruv them at French's promptly on Shoes. week's vacation on commencing August 31, and will End of the Season Sale two spent camping Bethel. W. C. Kruger. Perch Rock on the west shore of Long the market for Blanket Meadow, , Stepney, Ct. pay highest price Meadow Pond. BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION MADE Tel. 1411 Ring 12. ' fat calves. H. R. Briscoe. Mrs Amelia Piatt, widow of the SHOES. 1 4 Lucy children's was 88 years We have had made to order late Captain Stephen Hayes, shoes. a at old Mr and Mrs were union stamped Try pair on Sunday. Hayes French's, Bethel. , married on November 17, 1842, and all of married life has been on the ,,' - SCHOOL SHOES. their spent ( HAVE YOUR WATCH INSURED. place where she now resides. Six chil- Wb sell the best makes, the kinds dren were born to them of which three tv,at Hv HaHsfflptinn.' Ruv vour chil dren's shoes at French's,' Bethel. are now living, F. P. and Samuel P. Hayes of this town and Mrs Alice Canfleld of MONEY lira South Britain. Hayes died on Captain " w GO WITH A BUSH. mm TO FOOT CLOTHIERS, March 29, 1906, aged 90 years. Among Saives Your WATCH those trj call on her were MrlCnowles and Miss Canfield of South Britain, Mrs Tim demand for that wonderful Lucy Dr Conn. John Towne of Albany, N. Y., Mr and Jflrs stomach, liver and kidney cure, You Ought to Know My Plan. Bridgeport, George W. Peck, John Halloway. Miss King's New Lire Fills is astounding. ASK ME ABOUT IT. Grace Newe, Mrs A.C. and Miss Ina M. Newtown people say tney never saw Lake of Bethlehem and Alfred and the like. Its because they never fail EHHBHBHHBHBH H H HBHHB Stephen Halloway of Waterbury. to cure sour stomach, constipation, Mr and Mrs A. C. Lake visited the indigestion, biliousness, jaundice, W. F. STANTON, Jeweler, Lake house, last week. sick headache, chills and malaria. Quassapaug Main Gold St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. J. P. Stevens has made a dam on his Only 25c. H. Beers & Co., 1229 St., 0pp. house that will flood 10 acres, which will Newtown; Taylor, t'urtis & uo., san- be used for an ice pond. dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L'. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. u. Hawiey, snerman; Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. As mercury will surely destroy the v. sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it of the Fall Season At; through the mucous surfaces. Such Opening articles should never be use4 except on School prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will do is ten-fol- d to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufact- ured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, p., mi rnntninn nn mermirv. and is taken in Supplies! Holland ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is tken internally and made in Toledo! O., by F. J. Cheney , With & Co. Testimonials tree. Everything Snld hv drueeists. Price 75c a bottle Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. In In Footwear. most extensive assortments in the city Advance Styles One of the " ' How to Save Money and Health. is here. Always growing, always changing keeping i , some trouble School Supplies, Novelties and Exclusive to the front showing the brightest, newest and Most people have Designs right would In Best Makes. most of the best makers that is the with their health which they the stylish productions like cured If it could be done. Dr we have made our Tablets, best way reputation. Greene of 9 West 14th 'street, New a of choice pat- York City, makes the following offer. Pens. All The Newest Ideas. New Fall Shirts in great variety of con cuffs. The extra short He gives you tne privilege terns. Attached or detached him free of charge through fall. Prices $1, suiting bosom Shirt is quite the thing this his great system of letter ccrrespon and $2. dence. Write him just how you feel $1.50 . Evening slippers and pumps to match toetnmes of Fall Hats are completely ready. See the King-flex- " and what symptoms trouble you. He Fine Writing any color. , at $4 and "Featherflex" at $3 celebrated will answer your letter explaining case thoroughly, telling just OUYER makes. Hat value at every price your Splendid what ails you and how to get strong Paper. $2, $3 and $4. and well. You do not leave your Fall Suits, Overcoats, Neckwear, Underwear home and have no doctor's fee to pay. and Hosiery. Dent's Gloves. The Doctor makes a specialty of W. .K. MOLLAN, treating patients through letter cor- and Is having wonder- respondence 1026 Main ful success. He Is the discoverer of P;M. St., Bridgeport. that celebrated medicine, Dr Greene' Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Exprt&p paid one way on purchases of $3. t, rite him at once.

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