The Newtown Bee.

VOLUME XXX. NEWTOWN. CONN., FRIDAY, NQVEMHfeK , IM7. NUMBER 4i.

HOME NEWS. AT LIBRARY CORNER. CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE (Dissolution Sale CI 3BBB( i- i- OF THE BERKSHIRE DIVISION. OllOCS BBHBEEHSi

SECOND WEEK One of the moat important chanirt ; At FOSTER'S. on the Berkshire division , which will Mil- - tm i of .( wuiHi'iiji & i -i the take nt-x- t a. i.i-- . t place Monduy, November 11, K' ami (, Uit lli'winilin nfvmf.1 Imrifulu J,mr, Mitt, Boys' and which will bo no shown in . the pub- li.l I'liiititfli in Ki'urnii i hr hi nil or (inn io lic time which Is to be In tho i'riiiiii n. Ib.iim., Think ul Ii. I.llti table, ninlliiif Hi. in fur hand of the public the luttor part of I'iip liii f hhiiii'ii'. Ilnrrli'k fi.Vt att.Mik. Ui Cash or hiiiiiiM.liiihi ur lii'ni'r ixiIinm iihmi ill c thin week, ii the rentorinir of the l There make-u- p Popular early fr ii;. !, are many points in the of Boys'l mornlnir diii' l.iiiif nun'. Douiflaw St 'infiiiiU'in mil, train known to railroad men l.il.-h.-- r Ivnir cut. Un f.l-- Hl-l- i. M-- J. Clothinjf that deserve more than ordinany attention. Icav-in- ibcI n, ai No. 1401, back to iU Khedule, g fur (Hit lul i.f II tt I.... I.L..L Style and workmanship are very necessary essentials, New Milford at 6.20 a. m., Instead R.4i. Producing Sale. IMiit linn ou it liuy lMlr t but unless these two are combined with materials' of 7.20 a. m., thua setting the train points OHhtinIiI lot. Ii IhmMou iI ih. a back one hour. The schedule will efTect Cum In and imk Hu m dot, Wot durable nature, the garments soon show an unsatis This store lias been we throngwl, which in, think, a the time at all intermediate point factory purchase. Our Bovs Clothin? is made bvl Uwt splendid of the hold this sale has taken the about one hour, thua arriving at Bridge- upon specialists in mai particular orana 01 manu- minds of the port at 7.40 a. instead of 8.45 m. doming public. And those who came were glad, m., a. facture. Made to our order, means: our attention to the for so were able to Thii will afford excellent connections R. F. FOSTER, by doing they secure a new winter fact that we receive garments with made of thon for New Haven and Hmrt-wo- r style, through express tu It, F. Futttv & I I , fresh from our big, new 'stock at a wonderful wiv- Co., ...LP.. J I - J .. . J M .1 f I train service to New York, namely ouniy ie5iea wooi nones ana supplied wnn me nnisn ing over The of this sale is 246nalnSt., Danbury, Conn. regular prices. object to turn with the New York Express, which which only experienced tailoring can produce. Our our stock into cash leaves and we are at 7.45 a. m.. and -2 immediately, willing to Bridgeport Boys' Store supplies for all ages between 2 and 17 pay well for so liberal discounts .makes no stop until arrival at Grand doing by giving from jyears. regular prices. Central station, also connecting with train No. 272 leaving Bridgeport at l)r Deen To-da- Algy. French. $3.50 to $12. y we emphasize Joys' Clothinj. Parents all over this 7.55 a. m., arriving in New Haven at section know ond Reefers $3.50 to $15. of the goodness of our boys' clothinjr of its stylo 8.30 a. m., making all intermediate SPECIALIST. and line - Our wearing qualities.- boys' suits, with knee , stops. The connection from Danbury are into this sale at put greatly raluced prices. will be changed to 6.04 a. m.. via Cancer, Piles, Rupture Brook field Junction instead of 7.23 a. J. B. & Cured Without the Knife. MULLINGS SON, m., via Hawleyville. The restoration Water bur v. Conn. of this train back .to its old schedule No quack or secret methods, but sci- -, was the result of careful entilic, treatment. Special by the company in the interests consultant in all BHBBB B BBBBBBBBHBHBHBBBBBBI of a number of commuters (pMAIfJOHN SEjIBRIDGtroRl.CONli large the CHRONIC DISEASES. majority or which desire to arrive in Bridgeport before eight o'clock and Sll ELTON, CONM. it will afford a more convenient accom- modation to the Bridgeport business men who reside in the suburban towns We own outright aiuf offer to first buyer of Trumbull, Long Hill, Stepney, Bots-for- d and Newtown. $30,000 PAR VALUE Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. 4 per cent Common Stock, NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Guaranteed by the New York, New Haven THE STORE & Hartford Railroad HONOR ROLL FOR OCTOBER. Company. BWOOEPORT First German : Earl Peck, John Hou- Par value of Shans100. Sales KW.50 price per share. Yielding net to the Investor 5.71. lihan. FOUR STORES Second German : Anna C. Murphy, 1119-112- HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, Marguerite Cavanaugh, Earl Taber. 3 MainSt., Bridgeport. Court : Exchange Bldg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. Sophomore English Helen Houlihan, Rychie Veness., Junior and Senior English : Vivian Wetmore, Anna C. Murphy, Elsie Fer Surprise Special Sale No. 425. ris, Marguerite Cavanaugh, NonX? B The City National Bank. Brennan, Helen Blakeman, Crossley of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn., Wallace. ; High Grade Winter American History: Jesse Bailey, The interests of our Richard Carmody, Joseph Keane, Jessie patrons carefully guarded and Whitlock. ' Overcoats for Men promptly served. English History : May Houlihan, Tes- - 1 sie Carmody. Overcoats fashioned according to the very latest ideas, Rhetoric : Nora Bots-for- d, OFFICERS: . Blake, Mayla Swell new London Box, Chesterlield, Tourist and Clarice all-wo- Frank Miller, President. Cashier. Botsford, Mary Lynch, French Back University models in ol Black and M. ChasB. Hough, B. Terrlll. Asst Cashier Mary Fairchild,. Lillian Beers. Oxford Meltons, Black Kerseys and fancy light and me- Bookkeeping : Helen Blakeman, Non-ni- e dium Gray Cheviots perfect fitting, perfect tailoring Brennan. and perfect in every detail of workmanship supreme Algebra Beginning : Mayla Botsford, characteristics of quality and style Materials, patterns Clarice Botsford, May Houlihan, John and models are the very newest and these garments are If Fall and Winter Blankets f Houlihan, Catherine James, Anna lined throughout with rare Venetian and finished with silk ' Keane, Percy Piatt, Rychie Veness, velvet collars. Plush Lap . Mary Fairchild. Roman History : Anna Keane, Vivian All Men's Regu- On Sale One I SA Fine and Line Complete to select from. f J Wetmore, Anna C. Murphy, Elsie Fer- lar Sizes, 34 to Week ris, Marguerite Cavanaugh, Nonnie 44 in. Chest Ending Next Sis W. W. STEVENS a CO.. I Brennan, Helen Blakeman. Measurement. $12 Friday. First Yr. Latin: Helen Houlihan, Q 16 Whitest., Danbury, Conn.' & Earle Taber. The Surprise Store's Double Guarantee Second Yr. Latin (Caesar) : John Bonds Every Sale. Houlihan. If for reason fails to the is Bridgeporter's Know What Third Yr. Latin (Cicero) : Anna C any purchase any please money instantly refunded without a question or the goods cheerfully Murphy. exchanged. All clothing bought here is pressed and kept in Extra Good Values Are. First Yr. French : Clarice Botsford, good repair for one year free of charge. m Cathreine Farrell, Ella Hayes, Julia v 5 They know that in our store great values are given. They Kilbride. are the attractions that bring to us a We" Winter Suits and Overcoats constantly increasing trade. have Second Yr. French : Florence Beech-e- r, everything in the furniture line. Come and examine our line of Brass Beds Helen Blakeman, Anna Ruffles. Mahogany Dressers Chiffoniers, Parlor Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Lace for Men Curtains, Rugs, Porteires and Upholstery goods. We recover Parlor Furniture Elementary English: Martha Arm- at reasonable prices. strong, Marguerite Beecher, May $10, $15. Brown, Richard Carmody, Helen $5, $7.50, $12, Keane, Joseph Keane, Catherine Les- THE SUITS comprise every new model that N. & Co., ter, Annie G. Murphy, Clara Sheehan, Buckingham Inc., dictates in all the seasonable fabrics in every new pat- ESTABLISHED 1843, Jessie Whitlock. ternnew brown shades, grays and other new color tones Geology: Anna Keane, Anna C. Mur- i street. and double breasted styles. phy, Crossley Wallace. ' single When buym like to KNOW that the they-- THE OVERCOATS are in all the latest models and materials for Winter cut Most ana to ssfM"1'.18 ss Darius Bristol of Marbledale was a Wear, medium, People expare mslust Then ahnnnw form-fittin- g a and loose back and semi made with broad shoulders becomes pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours In tatarZ visitor in town, Monday. short long and full deep lapels! when looking for things In gold or sliver of the best makes. StrUng or plSted ware Medium and heavy weights. - cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other Si and field , pocketbooks. billhooks and card case, art ware, fans, BV toi W. A. Leonard was so unfortunate 'Repairing. .Diamond setting and engraving. Byes examined day or night. ProneWvE Men's Suits sizes 14 to fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Goto as to lose one of his pair of stag"e hor Young and Overcoats, 19,'$5t$7, $8.50, $10, $12. TAYLOR ses, a valuable animal. It died about GREGORY, an hour after into the Practical coming stable, Jwalar. Fllhth St.. Darby, Conn. Knee-Pa- nt Saturday night. Boys' Suits, Boys' Winter Overcoats, Mrs of Mrs Cogan, a sister Henry B. $2, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $6.50. $2.50, 3.50, 4.50, 6.50, 7.50. Coger, who has been on the sick list in fab- and under the care of Dr F. J. Gale, All the latest styles ; every garment reliable Smart mew styles in plain and fancy overcoatings and wear. New novelties for boys of 3 to 16 Good, is pow convalescent. ric style, fit, workmanship years. warm, heavy gar- 3 to 8 and Donble-Breast-e- d and for the little fellows. years, ments, perfect fitting extra durable ; extra long and Knickerbocker styles for the big boys of 8 to and medium lengths ; every oue perfectly tailored Henry Schuppert of Taunton has tak and 16 years. guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. en a position at Great Barnneton. Mass. for hard School Made with Collars-4-pIy- 183 Fairfield Avenue, Conn. Boys' -Ma- de Boys' pull Boys' ,all new shapes Bridgeport, down , L. C. Nicholson attended J. F. Mey wear 5c 10c Between Main and Broad Streets. 15c, 20c 25c, 49c ers' auction in New Fairfield, last week Boys' , Heavy and warm, Boys' -Ex- tra elastic Friday. od, new Popular Prices for Exclusive Styles. Boys Underwear-Go- heavy all colors, webs, patterns, weifht, 98c, 149 15c, 25c Fall and Winter Now T. M. Donahue and family, who have 49c Ready. '25c, Hen's Reefers Heavy and warm, occupied the Brick cottage of C. S. Hen's Pants In , , Pleased to Show Qur Goods made with the big turn up co- corduroys and wool Piatt during the summer, left on Sat Hen's Underwear Heavy weight, cassirneres, made to stand hard and wool, llars, J for New York. fleece lined wear, ! urday 98c $5, 7.50, 8.50 49c 75c, $2 and 2.50 WINTER MILLINERY Hen's Wool Hose, In gray, black Have called you at the furniture and out- -He- avy ' Trimmed Hats and Custom WorkA Specialty. Hen's 's Sweaters, and white, just right for Hen's blue flannel store of N. Buckingham & Co., at 177 all colors and styles, t door wear, work shirts, 2.49 MRS GEO. DUNHAM," State street, Bridgeport, of late? They $149, 198, 12c and 25c 98c, $125, 149 carry a full line of furniture, carpets, 1 127 Broad St., Nearfairfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. - upholstery goods, etc., and will be . POPULAR PRICES. pleased to show you around their store. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER , 1907.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

The UIir MUsluimr aodety of the CjiiKr'itinl church will hoM it' & Thank offering meeting on Wednenday Smith, Murray Co., 15he Lee Brothers' Furniture Go., ifturnuun, at 2,30 o'clock at the home of Mis Scudder, Mr Edward Hume Bridgeport. Conn 1379 Main St., Bridgeport. of India will meet with the Indies. It In hoped ll the ladies of the church will make a apwM fclTort to attend. The aemi-aimu- buiru.aa meeting of Values In the Christian Endeavor nuriety will he Unusual hflil in flie lecture room, Friday even' r ink', November 8. ' Ranges. ! ' more coal In AT FINCH'S Carpets , JJ you want nam iit your Cooking Haklug, Hunting, ami coal u your bin, try An assortment of gloves . This is not a out sale of Imperfect weaves and mittens, the dependable kind. closing or last season's but a sale of the newest QUAKER RANGE A big stock of rubbers, Just what's patterns, needed, theae days. styles, and every Carpet sold we guarantee to be the HERALD RANGE . C. H. Finch hag fixed up t counter best of Its kind. with a display of nuts, grapes, taffy, . etc. For Your Parlor Heater we can slow you all the best makes at low Prices. Wilton Velvet A ffreat assortment of durable coloring suit- The Flash, hand cleaner, 10c a box, able for imrlors, dining' rooms chamber, hall and stairs, mode, laid takes off the dirt from the hands of and lined, $LI5 a yard. out-do- woflcers. TaiMjstry Brussels A choice lot of patterns, suitable for mrlors. Stearns headache cure, 25c. sitting rooms, dining rooms, cluunbersT hall and stairs, made, raid Russell's Emulsion, $1.00. and lined, 90c yard. . LITTLE SERMON. the atlmulai or the check of environ Lowell AH wool, all and col White Pine and Tar, 25c. Ingrains reversible, good patterns ment, the bent of race, family, temp- laid and lined, 83c Q. and for $1.00. orings, made, yard.' George Tugnot the lure of the of Apple Honey colds, THE JOY OF THE HARVEST-- BY erament, plenty, bar Inlaid Linoleums hard wood floor and tile effects, suitable for One night corn cure, 10c. O. O. WRIGHT. scarcity, the potency of soil, climate, floor covering for studies, offices, cafes, dining rooms, kitchens and geography." , Beef, Iron and Wine, 50c. bathrooms, 89c, $100, $L25. $140. OF SANDY "TV jujr bvfoiu the according U) tliti Jojr An abundant harvest reminds us of in and inlaid 12 1-- 2 to 35c FORMERLY C. P. Mattings plain pattern effects, yard. in lurvwo." Ua. 9:& S. Payne of Hartford, Frank how he said: "Herein ia my Father (Basement) HOOK, Belles of Bridgeport and F. G. Bristol The season of harvest haa always glorified, that ye bear much fruit; and of Milford have been registered at the been time of rejoicing. In the na so shall ye be my disciples." Sandy Hook hotel, this week. ture of the case it ia an occasion of and The harvest John Cornwall Women's Flannelette downs and Writes Interestingly of Pacif- gratitude happiness. returned, Wednesday . is the reward of the husbandman, and SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. night, after a few days passed in Coast ic Conditions. the crowning of the year with divine Bridgeport. New Autumn designs and cofotings. We call attention to the fact that all our garments are full size, and fit and goodness. It is the proof of the In Addresses Rev T. J. Lee superior workmanship. by tnd Curtis & Co. are fresh Flannelette in pink and blue stripes, full size, trimmed edges 60c dustry of man, and the fulfilment of Taylor, selling Rev Otis W. Barker. cased 36c dozen. each. , the of Go "while the earth eggs at per NOW AT WHITETAKE, OREGON. promise j: Finer qualities in delicate colorings, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 each. - r, White 75c and remaineth.tseedtime and harvest, and a of rain about 60 C. H. Finch returned, Monday morn-int- Flannelette Gowns, $1.00 each. Despite deluge Flanneletto cold and heat, and summer and winter,' came out to school his and Skirts, blue and pink stripes, with ruffle, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 people the Sunday after accompanying wife each. and and shall not cease." conference, held in the vestry room of Mass. ' day night baby to Boston, Flannelette Skirts, dainty colorings, button-hole- d ruffle. 6oc. 75c and $1.00 Mrs Emily Bennett has received a the Congregational church, Wednesday As physical beings we are a part of The were Rev each. letter from George Tugnot, this week, night. speakers Timothy As the of nature. We are in a literal sense of J. Lee and Rev Otis W. Barker. Mr showing scarcity nearby (Right Aisle, Rear.) and that his many friends in fresh Curtis Co. thinking the earth, earthy. Our life in this Lee charmed his hearers by his elo eggs Taylor, 6 ,only Hook and Newtown would be his theme "Put received "farmers others Sandy world is largely dependent upon the quence, general being 'from and Rev Bar- glad to bear from him, she makes a Yourself in His Place." Mr about five dozen, last week.. . products of the soil. The original old-tim-e few extracts from his letter for The ker spoke with his earnestness Corset home of man was in a garden. To till and eloquence on "Lessons from the Department. Bee. He "I do not think I will Miss MayMcNamara has been a suf- says: the ground was his work, to live of its Life of Joshua." Mrs Gordon aceom- - take by surprise by coming unex- nanied with the violin in the ainirino' ferer from' an abscess, the past week. Girdle blue;. Mercerized with Hose Sup- - you products was his struggle and his Especial sale of Corsets, pink, silk two and Cake, ice cream and coffee were served 50c. pectedly for a year or it may To and porters, , happiness. multiply replenish by the young men, and the affair was Mr and Mrs Thomas Blake of New pretty styles in pink, blue, white, black, 50a each. be Senear. I expect to make my home do- the earth and subdue it, and have voted a great success. Rev Mr Backer york returned home, after a month's Infants' Drawer Leggins, white, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Black $1.00. in Oregon until I think' I can do better minion over the world is the perfection Mr and Mrs Michael (Main Floor, Rear.) somewhere else. Klamath Falls and with, and of manhood, while God is the glory rJSflLbiUjournScud-der- .. Blake. Klamath County are both increasing in tained at the home of Miss S. J, Father of the spirits of all flesh we - rapidly. There are r population very may well say that the earth ia the William Terrill has moved his house- - three bank and trust companies, two - mother of our bodies, the nourisher Mr and Mrs Wallace' Mitchell hold goods into Mrs Lillis' house,. re- banks, three plumbing and tin pa39ed savings and preserver of our physical life. in cently vacated by Russell Warner. a street car line, Electric Light Sunday Waterbury.. ahops, For the proper food of man is the fruit machine saw moved & Co. & Power Co., shops, three of soil John Mulligan his family and the ; and the strength, vigor, Mr and Mrs Frank H.- - Mitchell will Smith, Murray mills, two and door factories, and houflehold goods' to Poughkeepsie, N. and joy of the animal life depend upon Attend the seasions of the state Grange ever so other things to make many auu Hartford. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Y. Tuesday. are uic auuuuauic ucucvuuii ui uio at business in Klamath Falls. There so we harvest, Indeed, intimately are have attended a number of sessions of Martin of also two weekly papers published in Mr and Mrs Kelly Bridge to our material j related nature through the national Grange in previous years in over Sun- Klamath Falls, so you may judge that port nsited friends town, bodies to both ancient acquaint-philosopb- y that according and have a pleasant circle of - ' the town is fast. There day.. growing very and modern science : "A national in ance8 among Grange leaders, ia more business and more changes FOHSALE-TheniaHiiii- ery man is that which he has eaten." Thev will nass Tuesday nisrhtrin Water-- Mrs George Dunham,- - 1127 Broad complete for a this place in three months than in San- I'Modr and Feed mill, consisting of 2 four-fix- jt To be well fed and nourished is of bury and go from there to Hartford, street., Bridgeport, jiow hasher win- burr slone, with the necessary cleaners. Hook in twenty years. One promb-- r Fairbanks smntWrm, and machin- dy fundamental to all true and ter of trimmed hats,, elevaiiug conveying does worth of business importance millinery display ery, Hunt wheel, Humming .alone $25,000 named an in goon abiding success in this world. The a- - Arthur T. Nettleton has been ready to wear and children's hats, new nini wncei, repair except poll, 'in one year. 1 have worked for him Gasoline which will need coverliur. Will lie sold vnnr mount and quality of work that a man as executor under the willof Isaac B., winter wings, roses and foliage, in cheap, Also oue power horizontal some and shall probably start in again engine and one burr mill on a hori- can do in no small degree Jlarris. assortments which make ft to in- zontal shaft. For "him hours is depends upon your further particulars lnuuira for this Thursday. Eight of Sv U. New the supply and-talu- e of food he eats. terest to call. Prices less than else Engines Hill, Milford. Ct. ..a'daj's work for all kinds of labor. time vfrll seasTbeTerel Heart, train, and hand; intellect, Thanksgiving where fee the same quality of goods. 'Common labor is paid $3.00 per day. Howard & For Alt Purposes. conscience and all enter Barber, the popular Derby what a difference there is imagination, TyANTED Farms,, Farms, Farms. If you I often think merchants, ace holding a special sale Thomas Kenzie is laying up a new have a farm to sell, rent or exchange, prise and progress and the manif ' send an here than in Sandy Hook and of time. Look waH N. Betts.. Also Woodi Outfits, particulars to us. We do the rest. Be ,pi5s ofiall life in this world goods for Thanksgiving on ihe place of MraR. Sawing (luick. We have customers Jeffries. rail- depends, , waiting. Newtown. It is thought that the up their advertisement in-- another col- ower and Hand Fodder Cutters & Jeffries, The Keal. Estate M4n, 903 Chapel upon the cultivation of the soil of the ' St., New Haven, Conn. road will be completed as far as Kla- umn, E..D; Hulse has Been putting on a of all sizes. ' earth, and the various conditions of the s math Mis by next July. It will be new root on the barh' of Mrs P. Calli-han- .. Call,, 'phor or write for partic animal life. GL since I saw a Mrs W. Turner,. wh has been SALK-SK- bbls thtee years next month ular , POR cider; 3000 tobacco pa-p- cars. I wonder if it will Moreover, our physical being b the spending a few days with her husband, 13.75 per 100 lbs: Itt Verses, from U) tiv train of $150. all good workers: 50 too We at il pet ton; natural basis of the and Michael Kilbride is making great: 1 ..frighten me .when I do hear a train spiritual lite; at their home in Taunton,, returned to i iuii uiooueo. noisiein yearling null! grade to teach - in over the barber Holsteln yearling bull; 1 Arysuire yearling ! of oil are all the earthly is divinely adapted New York,.liast Tuesday.. changes- the room) 3 aitrain indications through T. E. & bulls Holsteln cows, due In December; 20O oil us the heavenly. The book of nature hop and is fitting up the room for. a PLATT S0N, bbls cider fJosh torn press; 100 tons hay; Is this part of Oregon, and an comp- In and moved will heifers due winter and spring; eom-;pw- is the medium, which our H..N. Tiemann family hall fw the Foresters- - It provide 20 new second has u st been ot ganized. The through , Coan. and hiffcl wagons of all kinds. any j Newtoism, F. New be- -! from their home? in Hanover. a hall 20 40. F. Di Hulse is J. Hosford, i'lfston. Iras started a Jlrill and in a heavenly Father reveals to us the oniFrtday x doing C v jutt Telephone 53-- 4. ' of the unseen and j into Mr Todd's in Newtown street; the work and W. H. Shepard , week or two will know all about it. ginnings eternal, place carpenter f . '...II J! winter. the mason work. - m.tnl. The earth is a narable. Every object for the WANTED A situation for a boy 15 years me "' old In a carpenter's family where he can for a man on a ranch, in nature is a mougni w feasor; be indentured to learn ;88 feat deep Miss Gertrude MacLeod is spending James of City passed that trade, for which watoV in well and all things bear a deeper, spiritual Mtguire he has a talent. AdpLy to Miss H. M.Noble. 'There 'is plenty of the a few days here, this week, the guest The Best Cur. isec. s and with friends in Bridgeport Protestant Orphan than-appear- to the senses. Saturday Sunday Ibut after it had stood in a bucket for meaning of her sister, Mrs F. J. (sale. Stratford Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. The more than and towni. .Flour on the Market Is a little while oil or grease comes to the, lily means stem, William; H. Stevens, tie genial man- t T um norma nted with several l leaves, auu peiais, auu penman It Prize Medal flABBAGE FOR SALE. George H, Edwards (. Borden's local has George F. Taylor passed Wednesday v Stepney, Conn. Tel. 143Z-I- .u rv and if thnv strike is a divine revelation to tne nearr. oi ager of the plant, i.. nil New York. Makes more; bread and the best that been the week; in. Washington, in will make cider I will acres of man, at least when the Son of God. passing JOTICEl every Friday oil I W. sure get twenty can be had. and Saturday until further notice. LP A. makes it tell its of. and in the interest of the new plant the ; land where the indications are as good story purity, A second citizens' meeting to consid- Full stock of best Bourauenez, Botsford, Conn. ' firm tbe Groceries, v . are establishing tjtere. an.. whpre thev are drill- - human trust. town affairs and the of Feed and Cirain on hand at li. UUl Ufc.- - v. er prosecution, always ry& RENT The Blacksmith Shop at reasonable ville William now, Your letter was the second In tbe analogies of nature rests the accused town officials,, was held at the prices occupied by Capt. Baldwin line William. Kilbride of is foil more than 35 years. A good stand for a in about lan- Bridgeport and one I have read from any one basis of the poetic and spiritual Brick building, Tuesday night,, good man. Enuulre of Robert A. Clark.Haw-lieyvlll- e, visiting his parents,. Mr and Mis Ed F. G. Conn three months or more. It seems to me guage of the Holy Scriptures. The was attended by 40 or more men' rep- Haeublein, ward Kilbride, in the Glen. OTICE All one is too busy to wr'te.'-'- story of the Creation means .the re- resenting the various sections of the Adams Corner. Easton, Conn. "Vf persons are hereby forbidden that every toshoot, hunt, trap or trespass with a gun a letter from Hopewell Warner a creation of man in the Spirit andTruth.. town. Henry B. Coger reported on the en my premises under penalty of the law. L. read Mar and Mrs Parsons. Conn. made Graat Nutting returned, Birdsey Sandy Hook, ;long time ago. oVtave not answered The rainbow is beautiful with steps already taken, by the committee Tuesday, after a. month passed in New 1 TX)R SALE CHEAP-One-h- orse St. Albans Am to write him soon. the divine promise of good. The moun composed of H. B. Coger, C. E. Beers ROSES ROSES! it yet. going York. Tread Power, with internal doublegear, in remember me to him, with kind tains stand for the divine protection. ' and E. C. Page, committee, and there goou running oraer. A. K. Rrwwpll Nd'hnla. Please O.: Route 13. Stratford: Tel.: 1403-- But. 'the discussion. M Large and Small. xegards to all enquiring friends. Very Water is the symbol of spiritual was warm and spirited Miss Margaret Keane, a nurse of St WANTED--A to Tugnot, life. And so it is that the inspired J. again in to C. F. Benedict has them all. He will sell mill grind rye, corn and sincerely yours, George g. is Bradley spoke, regard " oatsr must be' In good condition and Vincent's hospital Bridgeport, pass- you three ot the Kambler ljoses, standing reasonable In L. Whitetake, Oregon. writers make use of hills, valleys, the Scanlon insurance policy, on which price. W. Carrington, R. D, ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs from live to six feet in height for 2.50. No. 2, houthbury, Conn. rivers, seas, lotty cedars ana wwiy he touched at some length at the "first j John Keane, of Gas streeit. Or any one variety for tl. Fall orders are vines deserts and fertile places : leaf, meeting. ' FOR SALEMy farm of about 300 acres, with Hughes & Cha'pman of Bridgeport now being taken, and tools; said1 farm is one of the a and flower, and fruit; summer, and best farms In Washington; there Is 21 cows, 3 have placed' in St Rose's cemetery Charles Kurd of Bridgeport has been horses, one yoke of oxen, with tools to run the seedtime and harvest, locust ; monument in winter, Mrs C. F. benedict, farm there is 5 barns, dwelling housesjplen-t- y fine imported granite passing the week with his mother, of wood and wolf ; and of and never falling water for house Bernard Kilbride. and lion, and lamb, and stock in memory of tbe late Mary Hurd. P O. Box dry times: said farnvwlll he sold all animate and inanimate objects of ' I 233, Bethel, Conn. cheap as I am too old to run It. Is Is situated CASTOR A 1 mtie from Depot. Good road, no snow banks the material world to teach' us lessons In winter. J. M.; Black, . Deafness Cannot be Cured For Infants and Children. , Washington Depot, TWe was a nleasant Hallowe'en and of His Conn, at the homeJ of the Infinite One, spirit- ! whist artv. Friday night, tiy local appllcf Hods, as they cannot reach The Kind You Have Bought Furs recommend Silverall as Kier-na- n ual Always HOUSEKEEPERS C. H. Finch. Dr things. the deceased portion of the ear. There Is only ft' & of Mr and Mrs Polish. Try it. Reld one to cure and that Is con- 1054 won the gentleman's first prize. The Lord of life is the great Inter- way deafness, by Todd, Main street, Bridgeport. first stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by Bears the Made Brown the ladies of mucous of to SALE-Shetl- and Miss Margaret preter of nature. He loads the trees inflamed condition the lining T?OR Ponies. S. W. Smith and Miss Maude Blackman and the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is in- Signature ol Ansonla, Conn. prize Imper-perfe- ct ; Order, consolation with fruits of heavenly wisdom. He flamed you have a rumbling sound or John Cornwellthe prizes. and when it is entirely vine to us the hearing, Remodeled, a refreshments Were served makes the lowly point closed, Deafness la the result, and unless the WANTED Immediately, woman from 25 ILight do housework on a 3 source of life eternal. The fowls inflammation can be taken out and this tube Redressed and Repaired. farm with of only restored to Its normal condition, hearing will a family; we are old and iwant steady help; Also a showing of ready-to-we- Furs would like man and wife, well ' from Him with sweet nine cases out of ten recommended. and Miss Marion of the air come be destroyed forever; If It's fur. we have M. Mrs H. H. Peck are caused Catarrh, which is nothing but awaiting your taspectiofi. J. Black, Washington Doot, Conn. ; and by Peck are Mr and Mrs Charles assurances.of tender care since an inliamed condition of the mucous surfaces. 1 visiting Can Sell Your Farm "POR SALE-f- lO fine young now to in We will give One Hundred Dollars for any & pigs ready ."Nichols Stepney. y He has spoken as never man spake, L. H. REMIZ CO.;. go. Also Chester White iboar for Service ; casfc of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that No Matter Where It Is or What It Is ' terms cash. M. field Send Tel. 1304-- 34 P. O. Newton Curtis, Sandy Hook, the very grass of the us a lesson cannot be cured by Hall'sJCatarrh Cure. Arcade, Bridgeport. Ct. Tel. .FRENCHS' for circulars, free. .Worth. of humble trust. And as John Bur F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Send full description, stitte lowest cash prlee can TyANTED Fresh Eggs. Best Cash Price :are the best values money buy. : the princi- Sold by Druggists, 75c. and learn my wonderfully successful plan, one set of and roughs says "Nature plays FORSALE-Onesurryi- heavy paid eggs taken the year around. in Bethel. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. 8350; Box 'Trade of all one good work team, one Address 85, Stepney Depot, Conn. in the lives creatures, $50; black $60; low down milk wag- pal part " bay horse, $20. a of RENT-Gl- en View man included, supplying motives, im- FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR. , , STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, on ISO; open wagon Wanted, dairy rpO cottage, seven rooms SPECIAL BARGAIN. 500 Qts of milk dally at New York Exchange large garden and some fruit. Terms rea- 83 Eelller Street, Bridgeport, Conn " opportunities, the I guidance of The best underwear made. For sale price. sonable. Thomas W. Leavy, Sandy, Hook, Ladies' vests and extra value, pulses, Ct. pants, inheritance of instinct at French's, Bethel. G. A. Barh Ite,383 Warren St., Bridgeport. (Glen Road) at 39c each, at French's, Bethel. organization.'.the THE NEWTQWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. i7. 8

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' COUNTY. Linen - Tlw Saint OKI lU'liublu nt the Sams Old LITCHFIELD - W A. QtmlitifH lrar -- New TMt jjji low Prices. . zA,J?Zr Looking Znrt womta admin It doth, novy A nUlement thitt mluhty few merchant cn truthfully miike. We jfc Washington. HmattMoi of M turn, but utlwi iudl Cu wura mwt fortunate in one nlMmporUnt rwiiect we bought liberally b takes muh lurching, seJ Urn it UWtc m mmlbti, ' sr jjl i. V il I II 1 T e the whuleiwle ijrke tvineed. Traveling men tell tu that we T I I I Lar.r tmtitt mua tuita. Tba oo tan to km war ARRIVALS BADER HOUSE. jp could now duiMUd of our entire itock nt wholmule fur what we are 4" ATTIIE late looking o o4 arttullr iwka it btt to taw churifinur fur the blankets cus- - kr at retail. But we bought to null to our jt, Mi us II. K. Milk MIh Ma Mc Carty, turner over the Hnd we know will the P Men T counter, they appreciate miper-5- For Dwlifht Tracy, F. L. New iur valuea we are offering. Carry, jL There are ltlditiererit pHcei, from 69c to $10 a pair, aud in most 4j York. cane several different kinds at each price. II. A. Mills, Weatport. and Women C. W. Clark, New London. Gloss Starch Thomas Davia, A. B. VV'a- -, Thii mark identifies the Huntley, No otfitr starch Un$ sues baatirul, ctar cole or praise neb i dIU highest tertown. i of and t McLEAN BR.OS., alt, rabdntd, iUar finitb, with all 0m tUttidty tad pUbtLij oo eouU wua 'ype men's women's shoes J. Mc Cormick, George II. Holllater, toe. ll If port In Ut RricUat torn, so addi mtvirig Into in muuttcttu, told at (3.50. And though leather 221 Main 157.J and tlivttor cannot Um daJotktt eoodt. tm tata'f St., Danbury. Telephone W. C. Kellogg, C. D. Hewitt, James Injur UbIM and labor are now more costly, we TP rifef Uas m cracktd or bUtwtd coIIm, cafta or ihirt botoon, do yellow S. Peck, John J. S. C. maintain the high standard which has Barrett, Hoyt, ttiMii tmflj wtltfactioo. SdHa U fcktgmbj lUfneia. New Haven. made Zenith Shoes famous and BUT rOR ALL KINDS Of STARCHING. Edward Guatafeaon, MUs Grace Gus-- which our label For um boa m WmL rof Uiht tuthlmt guarantees. New Preston. frottl Zenith Shoes for men and tafeaon, tJMjwl4 cold watsr fUfch, rqulrio m koUl4. women S. C. Stamford. are made of the finest quality materi- Holly, NATIONAL STAKC8 COMPANY, No Yortu Charles E. Taylor, C. W. Robblns, Dr als by expert makers, and have E. E. Cowell, F. H. Barnes. Danbury. more hand-wor- k in them than any T. H. Clark, Pittafleld, Mass. at her $3.50 shoes. They come in H. E. Fisher, Batoma, N. Y. the latest styles, in all leathers, and J. S. n sizes which insure " a fit for Davis, Brooklyn. the belfry of Christ church and It will vember 1. W. H. Stevens, James every foot." Armstrong, be quite an improvement. William H. Wright continues (lowly No Allison Zenith Shoes P. a Smith, Newtown. to Special are $4 Money W. Bennett has commenced improve. 1 L quite C. J. Whitten. E. S. Willett. F. B. special high grade. extensive repairs on the Methodiat The condition of Hon II. O. Averill Willett, F. B. Hastings, R. W. Burritt, We control Zenith Shoes exclus- church. itill continues serious. Ilia friends are Bridgeport. ively and sell them in our new and Hon anxious to hear of him. Down! J. L. South George C. Stone has returned daily enlarged shoe section In our base- Burkhardt, Kent. from Mt Vernon, N. Y., where he was William Mc Han's services have George D. Callan, Waterbury. been ment salesroom. the of his Mrs L. W. Hall, Bristol. guest daughter, George engaged as painter of II. L. Felt's bun- W. Van O. Llnder. H. J. Whitney, Hartford. galow at Lakeside, t job which will take him several weeks to perform sat- Free Trial H. L. Knapp, Norwalk. , W. H. Conklin, E. L Schoomaker, D. New Preston. isfactorily. In Your Home. T. Walsh, Ansonia. Berkley S. Morgan has again com- Outfitter F. H. Wilcox, Canaan. . THE EAST ASPETUCK STREAM ON menced his weekly trips in this vicinity o H,i, Women and Children C. W. Rust, Boston. A TEAR. with a line of sea food. All are anxious Nortbweit Comer We will deliver the latest style 1908 Felix Putnam. to obtain at this season of the Hnln Street and Fairfield Lucian, The East Aspetuck stream which year. Avenue, The quality of his goods are as fine as runs through this village from our lake Bridgeport, Conn. BUILDING NOTES. in former has not been swoolen in volume so years. The new additon to the barn of Oscar Ohmen EDISON STANDARD much at this season in several years L A. concluded his engage- Preston on the Green will be 27 x 45 as it was,last week, by the storm of ment with R. H. Armstrong here, last feet. Contractor Ellsworth Fenn has Kb PHONOGRAPH Sunday and Monday. Some feared on week, and is engaged us helper at Takeoff gour tofeMucw!" the work in charge. He has as helpers O.E. Beeman's mill. Saturday that it should go higher still BtST PWP ON IARTM. Mf Daniel Knowles, William and Edison Flower and Horn Garrity but luckily the "clouds rolled by" be- Henry W. Beeman and Fred Skiff Complete with Horn Improved George Buell. The frame for the barn fore daylight of Sunday. We certainly fished on Long Meadow Pond, last week Crane to for a free trial for one week in home, was sawed out by Wilbur Fenn. you your do not need any more water just now. for several days for yellow perch to from If have without one penny you. after you given it Mrs A. J. Galpin, accompanied by place in the Hatchery here. Mrs Louis went to a good trial you think it is the greatest entertainer in the Mason, Rochester, E. H. Meader and family bade adieu Mr Banks of Bethel canvassed this N. Y, Saturday, to visit Mrs to Arrow Point world, pay us the lowest spot cash price of $25 in week- Galpin's farm, last Friday, and vicinity, last week thoroughly for his daughter, Mrs Henry Wells. intended to reach his in Maine ly payments of One Dollar each and it is yours. Wheth- parents improved clothes drier, for which he on Saturday, where they will remain found satisfactory sale. He remained er decide to it or not we will thank for Mi'j-e- you keep you THE NEW LIBRARY. for two weeks before to Mrs Lift and Foice Pumps fur deep", or to going over last Sunday at B. J. Hayne's. shallow wells. the "opportunity of demonstrating it you. Meader's parents in New Hampshire. Contractor Dallas Wyant's men are Mr Pendleton, Sr., of Massachusetts, B. Ct. This offerexpires November 1st. now down Anotner xarmer is expected to arrive W. Glover, Newtown, putting the hard wood floors joined his family here, last Friday, for at Arrow Point farm, C. G. King in the new library building. A beauti- pro a few days stay. ful memorial window has been prietor, in two weeks. placed Mrs Myra Mc Can arrived home from in the east side of the building by R. Robert Kirk left here, last Saturday, Bridgeport, last week, bringing her S. with the remainder of Mrs S. C. Good- LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, Barnes. It bears the inscription : uncle with her. Weak "In memory of Goodric Barnes. Born, hue's horses for Staten Island. Mrs Mrs E. D. Douglass passed the latter 266 Main Street, Danbury. June 30, 1877. Died, May 30, 1899." Goodhue will soon close her Arrow part of last week with her daughter,' The design represents a youth reading Point house for the winter. Mrs Lyman Bradshaw, in Derby. She CauseKidneysmore trouble than any other organ of and a maiden drawing. Swanta Anderson's horses left their The of the Is to returned to her home here on the body. function kidneys driver on Flirtation again sparine lnoritnnlc suit and water In the pro- avenue, last cess of and to remove them and John Andrews has sold about 35 bar- Monday of the present week. circulation, Sunday evening, to run towards their attendant nolsonsfrom the body through and Memorial Work rels of apples to M. Belfonte, the en- Mr and Mrs C. G. Carlson and John the bladder. Therefore when the kidney Cemetery home as though they wanted to get become diseased and weak they are naturally terprising apple merchant at the Depot. there. Anderson visited friends in Bethlehem, unable to perform tneir worn properly, ana DHlns In Inflammation of the bladder last Sunday. the back, Frank E. Heath has bought the Brad- A. M. and urinary disorders are the result.. It ll R. Marcy, D., accompanied be & over which there has Imperative that a prompt relief afforded, Hughes Chapman, ley cottage, been Charles Goodhue King to New York which is impossible unless you remove the a good deal of of late. DON'T PAY cause. Successor to Ohas. J. Huohib,' quite litigation City, last week on Monday, and they ALIMONY. Wilson has been DeWitt's and Bladder Pills Dwight doing grading returned home by auto from Danbury Kidney about the house. To be divorced from from the on Thursday. your appendix. promptly eliminate poisons Rystem To prove unquestionably, and beyond doubt There will be no occasion for it if and at the same time make the kidneys well any Mrs Orestes Hickox has received you that Catarrh of the nose and throat can be cured, Miss Laura Hatch of Northville was keep your bowels regular with Dr and strong. I ain furnishing patients through druggists, small word that Mrs William Coad died in New Life Pills. For Weak Kidneye, Backache, In- free Trial Boxes of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure. the guest here of Miss Kate Bronson King's Their action is flammation of the bladder and all I do because am so Dr. so the Do this I certain, that Shoop's Thames, New Zealand. Mr Coad re- over last gentle appendix never has cause urinary troubles Witt's Kidney Catarrh Cure will bring actual substantial help. Sunday. to make the least and Bladder Pills are is so as a sided in Roxbury when a boy. complaint. unsurpassed. Nothing certainly, convincing physical Julius A. 31over returned to his cot- Guaranteed at R. H. Beers & New- testofany article of real, genuine merit. Butthat Co., A Week's Treatment for 25c. article must possess true merit, else the test will Mrs Marion Haviland and son, Lau- town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., tage here from Litchfield, last week. Sandy It condemn, rather than advance it. Br. Shoop's Gou-let- bat if they fail. drove to last Hook: P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L, t, Money Catarrh Cure is a snow white, healing antiseptic ren, Watertown, Sunday, Mr and Mrs Leonard Morey of Oak- Stevenson; Eas- - balm, put up In beautiful nickel capped glass Jars leaving their team there and taking Osborne, at 50c. Such soothing agents as Oil Eucalyptus, ville were guests here of Mr and Mrs ton ; W. B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith are a the to Oakville. Thymol, Menthol, etc., Incorporated intr trolley S. Bros., Cornwall Bridge; velvety, cream like Petrolatum, imported by Dr. N. Morey over last Sunday. Connery 60 YEARS' from If Catarrh of the nose and Mrs Ernest and children Bros., Georgetown :J. M. Sullivan. Red EXPERIENCE and Dealers In Shoop Europe. Lampson L A. Manufacturers of throat has extended to the stomach, then by all Mrs Tyrrell is at present visit ding ;G. F. Baker. Hawlevville: W and Mary Wyant called on friends on Ridge M means also use internally, Dr. Shoop's Restorative. ing her sister, Mrs R. J. Murphy. G. W. Hnr hnt. Rnvrinrv A lion .W Stomach distress, a luck of general strength, Second of Ceme Hill and Roxbury, last Friday. G. W. The Highest Grade bloating, belching, biliousness, bad taste, etc. H. Roxbury Station; Hatch, ' Rev Upson and wife completed Work from lurely call for Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Mr and Mrs Paul Gage drove, to Wa- Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New tery For uncomplicated catarrh only of the nosennd their arrangements for closing their Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- throat nothing else, however, need be used but terbury on Friday, returning Sunday. Granite and Marble. house here, last week, for the winter ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing- Mrs Clara Behan at- ton ; kept house and and left with their Willis Up- Depot Harry Brown, Southbury; Office and Salesroom : nephew, Trade Marks tended to children for C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins their them while son, for Kensington, Ct., last Saturday, Designs 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, .Ct Brothers, Warren ; W. N. they were away. Hurd, Long 7fttf Copyrights Ac. Mrs C. . Beeman and daughter in Hill ; Druggists. 25c. Try them. AnvmiA Rpnritnir a a ketch and description ma? quickly asnrtiiin ur opinion free whether an Or. J. P. Banks of Bethel is at Mil-for- stopping tend to pass the winter in New d, luvonttnn to probably piitwitahlo. Shoop's HANDBOOK ou Patents Ernest for a few and Lampson's days closing their cottage on South sunt froe. OMtwt wcency for uncurmpr patents. S. delivering clothes which he has THAT LITTLE PAIN IN YOUR Patents taken through Muim & Co. receive J. BATES, dryers street here. rptcinl notice, without chftrve, la the taken a number of orders for. BACK Successor to Thh Bates Stone Oo., Mr Kaymond ot New lork Uity is Scientific Jlmertcam CafarrhCure threatens A. H. your Kidneys. If allowed to & again assisting Bolles of this A handdnmoly Illustrated wepkly, Largest cir- Monumental Building Work go on a little while you will suff 3r culation of any seien title journal. Terms, f3 a "ALL DEALERS" Bethlehem place in monumental work in neigh- months. SL brail newsdealers. throughout the entire system. Taxe mar: four gold CUaiiag aai MoanmMta, boring cemeteries. at once Dr Kennedy's Favorite Rem- &Pn361Broadw,,NfiWnrtr Hcaisteata, t. MRS EMILY TROWBRIDGE. edy. It is the most certain cure known Branch Office. 626 F St, Washington, D. C. XjiOR SALE-P- air work horses, weight 2C00 An appraisal' was taken at the Han-le- y for the - lbs. 5 treatment of all diseases of the 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct and general purpose horses. All are Mrs Emily Trowbridge, mother of G. farm on of last week fearless of all objects, been used in livery all Thursday by Kidneys, Liver and Blood. Write Dr summer. Price from 150 and no. U.K. Scott. W. Peck, aged 81 years, died at the S. C. Beach of New Milford and I. J. David Kennedy's Sons. Rondont. N. fJIHI.OI'EUATOHS WAXTEl-F.xNrlc- nce Jr., Conn. uniin-i'ssiir- I'enniiuont Kidgefleld, home of her Y,. for free medi- tmnilavnient. sister, Mrs Sarah Judson, Beardsley of Kent Hollow district, and sample bottle and l'alirlf Kire Host! Co., Sandy Hook, Conn. cal booklet. All druggists $1.00. last week Her funeral was wo H. Q. Keane's Wednesday. the, new farmer took possession No-- PUR SALE-T- liiirli grade typewriters. attended on Sunday at her sister's res- r nearly new. A good one A lietter one Michael Kilbride, $35. Irving N. Holmes, Kiileelfeld, Conn. Monumental idence. The interment was in Beth- A NARROW ESCAPE. Works, General Trucking and Teaming. lehem. She leaves a son, George W.

28-- G. W. FRED rlouMtonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. Tel. No. 4. SANDY HOOK, CT, Peck, one brother and two sisters, Mrs Cloyd. a merchant, of Plunk. KLEIN, bethel, conn had a James Allen and Mrs Sarah Judson. Mo., narrow escaoe four venra At Doran's Hlacksmltli Shop near Depot. LIN0NINE when he ran a iimson ago, bur into his Horse Shoeing, Her sisters and several nephews and thumb. "The doctor - Horses, Carriages, Etc. wanted to amDu- Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds nieces were present at her funeral. Linonine is not a tate it but I would not ennspnt.. T and general Hliicksrailliing. Horse patent week dipping Lock-woo- a box done every day at my shop. The pall bearers were Edson d, bought of Bucklen'a Arnica salve medicine in sense of the and that cured the Charles Peck, Charles S. and any dangerous wound." word. has the stand- 25c, at R. H. Beers & Co., Samuel W. Chapan. Rev W. F. Holm- It been The Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Northwestern Mutual Life es, of the church of the most Hook ; P. Gou-let- Blankets, pastor Congregational by prominent J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. t, Insurance Co. of Watertown, officiated at her funeral. Stevenson ; H. W. Osborne, Eas-to- n physicians in this country for Issues ; W. B. Sherman : Smith tlie Safest and Strongest Life and En- Hawley. dowment Policies. SAD years and is prescribed ex- Bros., Cornwall Bridce: Urns.. etc. CASE OF VANDALISM. Connprv K. II. Hroderiek, Siuvlal Agent. etc., J. Iioom 20. Robes, Georgetown; M.Sullivan, - Cannon St., Hriilgeport. Ct. Some vandals have broken tensively in all cases of throat Redding into Christ Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville- - G. church and damaged the communion and lung troubles and as a W. Hurlburt & Co.. Roxburv: All Carload of the best a just arrived, including service. system builder. Made from Joyce, Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch. PETER H. LYNCH, all-wo- ol Bridgewater ; W. N. New Mil-- full line of Chase's extra goods. emi- Noble, Conn. the formula of the most H. Beardsley New Preston : fWs-- Long Hill, blankets are the in the Homer Odell is moving to East Mor- The 5A Stable toughest world. nent throat and well & Wettereau, Washington Depot; l'raetlcal Horse Sheer. ris. lung speciak Also all kinds of and Harry Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Wil- Carriage Wagon Eemember we retail at wholesale prices. and general hlaeksmlthing. ist in New York, it is South ; Mrs James Allen of Woodbury is widely liams, Britain Perkins Brothers, Satisfaction In all work guaranteed. Warren ; W. N. Hurd. Lonir Hill. Druir-- visiting her son, J. E. Allen. known in the medical profes- gists. 50c and ?1. Trial bottle free. Mr sion as the one that THE DERBY CARRIAGE CO., and.Mrs Charles Smith have ar- remedy C. F CONGER. rived in town to spend the winter. can be depended upon every GEO. B. CLARK, Prop., , Botsford, Conn. Mrs George Wright is entertaining a time to cure all forms of Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Kopair-Ing- Near House, friend from out of town. OASTOniAo all kinds and General We Opera Derby. and even bron- Beantiis im Kind You Haw Always Bought Blacksmith, coughs colds, aim to please our customers. Mr 76-- 5. Corey, assisted by Charles chitis. Shop closed every Saturday at noon until Telephone until October 1, 1907. has the on Linonine at all drug- 35, 50, 23-- Noaks, completed repairs stores, fl. Telephone Call 5. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1107. John W. Shake It Well. Booth, The Newtown Bea $$$$$$$$ $ $ General Repairing. Ni'wumu, KrliUy. Noniilr, . IWT, NOTED AUTHORITY GIVES WE 5ELL Prescription Hrwlug, out iron m aiill m utlinr uii' j Huv liiii worn, .'rw I'milug, tumlus. A SIMPLE PRESCRIPTION. miU pulblilntf. Im luowoni, kulvm, Reputation. ilinn. .Uklm, Uu her kintrpettml, liurwi i,4 UUInl cjlppfm X round by kpm'Ul piiwr t Also tells Take. . Ui'hiurry. l.tilorpriMi tiii-- .clmppor pll How To ii4 kulvot rrgniuud. All lli Uvw nnrritul-P.ll.H'i- iu (ill In t'uitirniliw LITCHFIELD COUNTY. batistaction; ? i,- - ,..'...1;, ... 1.... i. tiling K.wrl, rrpnlri'tl Willi new fiU KuU diver.; Imv a TELLS THE READERS OF THIS a feuturt tlmt hits made tliii tfil line if wllillll f ir I! Wlfip'lll WITH EVERY GARMENT. frim In.-- l nliU. Hiivuli, ",gu, rwiivo, PAPER HOW TO PREPARE hUre famous. curpvt wwlng nnw'hiiik. violin, wpff, MiMiiH, Iruulit THE MIXTURE AT HOME ii i'., pul in imlxr Kfjr l.rt. No- We ii cif our ivpu-tutio- IIhim's in Anwrini lutvo iv proud li.l.itig nJ nil many olhor lli'.uii. rulril. Milford. Ilulf a down Tail'irinjr hold it. I'm mi. tit V lir uf I dwiipi.nii. on nulled. New And und mean to M Other Advice. vated the of Mfti'n CMIiinjr to a !iij.'h Only Ili. yi'lii tlrtu itud iiiiilr-- i n hni'il til of' imikinj; hi! Our drills inv reliable in r'flvK vniinul niiiiull'iu. V u ".n Sue the i lmitf woolen t'iitT into their workroom. Only itl Juiictlm of fc ..l and i.mv HIK, 4 i.nH.ilKt'l.iili.ill'.tf'Hl - .1111' w( i nif Mruljltt, is All nrk Kuiirnniwg Now the time when the doctor gt'U men who have :niduitUHl with honor from jftHnl custom hi. 1 N Oodb AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAIN- und manu 4: r complete. t4. Mhf'iri, busy tho tiuUmt medicine tailoring esUililishments can yet on their rolls. Their MENT. facturers the real harvest, unit'; are tho Priced Men In thejyProfession. trrvutenre is taken to warmly i cutters Highest A. in his en- - Lincoln Kirk, monologue the This is the ail-- 1 and keep feet dry. Sharp-eye- d trained, to detect defects, piivs Tl IOM exerts W. X. Noble, tortuinmcnt, "The Sublime und Ludic-- vice of an old eminent authority, who r upon nil work at em h successivo Ktujro of tho nmnufac-turinj- rou," will iippeur at the chupel of the suys that Rheumatism and Kidney trouble weather is and also tells This is the kind of Men's Suits and Over- DRUGGIST, Conirreimtiunal church, Monday even- here, process. Covert what to do in case of an attack. coats that conns to us and tho kind we sell at $10, l'J.&O, November at 8 under the Bank 5trcct, New Mlllord. ing, 11, p.m., Get from any good prescription phar- For out-do- or workeri are a 15.00 up to 22.50. great of the Y. P. S. C. E. Ad- one-ha- lf ounce Fluid Extract lor the auspices macy Telephone bargain money. mission 15 and 25c. Tickets are now Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kar-go- Tho man who wishes to wear the best clothimj that's three ounces on sale at the store of W. G. Barton. Compound Syrup made, can gratify his every desire here. Mix by ehakmr in a bot- will be a musical in Sarsaparilla. There program tle and take a leaspoonful after meals Great Pant Sale! connection with Mr Kirk's recitations. and at bedtime. Notice. Just try this simple home made mix- 162 pair of $3 pant at $2. These GAYLORDSVILLE. ture at the first sign of Rheumatism, ' new llneof Mon't tnd & Jut received t buys must be sold. with or if your back aches or you feel that HATCH Ptntmtwl Uilltln-n'- t School lrtiws Miss Flora Coleman has been DEWEY, l'ap: HldrU the kidneys are not acting just right LadtiVtml Clilldrrir Cotuti Llle her sister, Mrs Smith Waller. TWO STOKES, tad Wtll; Hit. k Htln-- Sklru tnd t This is said to be a splendid kidney full lliit-o- f lry Uuodn. Oood good Miss Bessie Kennedy is spending regulator, and almost certain remedy low for all forms of Rheumatism, which is New tl prlc;t some time with friends in Syracuse, N. Milford, Oreat Barrington. At McMahon's, caused by uric acid in the blood which Miller's Dry Goods Store, Y. the kidneys fail to filter out Any one Church Struct, Oppotlus Town Hall. The Ladies' Aid met in the church can easily prepare this at home and at small cost New Milford. parlors on Thursday of last week and Druggists in this town and vicinity, riKn&-s-. Utatt-Plum- b Block, held an all day session. This week when shown the prescription, stated Cor. Bank and Railroad Streets, they meet in the same place on Wed- that they can either supply these in- or, if our readers prefer, The Best Lino in the NEW MILFORD. nesday and will pack the barrel of gredients, they will compound the mixture for clothing which goes to Five Points v County of them. Blankets. Mission, New York City. ' I can show you a splendid line tf square blankets, ranging in price Frank Kennedy and Miss Libbie and towards clos- from $1.50 to $7.00 each. They are all new and everyoye a bargain at attended the adantage of by many Fancy Driving Come and Kennedy Darling wedding my price. ing time they did a rushing business. where will find AND jn Bridgeport, last week. t If you are looking for a stable blanket, here is you Mr and Mrs John Erwin were in one to fit your horse and the price to fit your pocket. Look Mrs Mary Hendrix started, this week, town, Tuesday. Work Harnesses. Over our law stock Men's and for Florida, where she will spend the Robes. Boys' Felts and Kubber Beets. Arctics and winter. The evangelistic services conducted and Mittens. Prices A line of and robes suitable for either fall or winter See me and Save Money. Hnbbers; also Gloves Rev Rennet Miller at the Methodist large fur plush low. (Jive us a call before purchasing else- Mrs Smith Waller spent a part of by use. where. church were well attended and greatly "H. J. Klaxfeed." the new feed for cows. last week in North Egremont, Mass. Cotton Heed Meal, Flour. Fetid, (iralu. Hay, Mrs enjoyed. Tobacco and Twine. Frank Evitts, Gluten, etc. Also coarse Salt lor packing E. Dakon is on the sick list and Paper pork it low prices. under the care of Dr Dolan. Tne Girls' Friendly society, connect- As usual, am headquarters for tobacco paper and twine, a large ship- First Class Meat Market. We butcher only here. Railroad Street, New Milford. ed with St John's church, gave a par- ment Just in. If you want good paper get it Native Steer) ' Rev F. K. Hawley of Danbury is in Select line of groceries. ty on Hallowe'en night at the parish j the place, this week, tuning pianos. Ackley, Hatch Marsh, house. All reported having a fine time. "M. H. MALLETT, Along Railroad tnd Bridge Streets, FLAG RAISING. John Bray has resigned his position ' Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. New Milford. at Seymour Green's. s Corner R. F. D. Routes An old fashioned flag raising was witnessed, Friday, at the Chestnut. Samuel Ferriss and Sherman Canfield Goods may be ordered by Hart You Tkengkt of a Land schoolhouse. Great are among the first ones to start strip- mail or telephone. All orders will receive prepara- prompt attention. tions has been made for the event and ping tobacco. 1ST Albert Evitts, Druggist, Photograph it was carried out very successfully. children and M1LFOKD. it-ira- There was singing by the Telephone 33. NEW for a Btrthdar gift. Coitiier kow Warren. addresses Pet-tibo- aad valutd a pieturt would bt. appropriate by Principal One Half Bttidtt it dot aot btcomt a mtrt of the Center school and Rev J. .CHURCH NOTES. mtmory. It itvtr lottt ha charm aor F. Plumb. There was a large number association. Call at Next Sunday, November 10, will be The Olive Oil littrtttiig Refreshments were served. ' present. observed as Communion Sunday. Rev Sold In this country la adulterat- Small of Goshen will preach at ed with linseed oil or some other Ingredient, IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. Harry and usually a very poor article. For absolute- 11 a. m., in exchange'with the pastor. The Hine con- ly pure olive oil perfect la flavor, put up In Studio, St. Peters' lodge, F. &. A. M., will cans direct from go to The Christian Endeavor society Italy Poetofflce Block, ferred the F. C. degree, Tuesday meet at 7 p. m. Subject: "Hymns, G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, NEW niLPORD. CT. on two candidates. night, Authors and ' New Mllforfi. their History." W. G. Barton, the genial Bank street A number of the young people met at dry goods merchant, passed Monday the parsonage on Hallowe'en and Cleaned, Tuned, A! H. McMahon, and Tuesday in New York City. passed a pleasant evening, playing ORGANS and Repaired. Agent for the Miss Dell Fitzroy of Bridgeport vis- games, telling ghost stories, etc. Have concluded to follow my old occupa- ited friends in town over Sunday. Mr and Mr3 A. J. Vidler of Roxbury, tion once more. Organs should lie 'cleaned GURNEY N and overhauled every two years to prevent Golden Monday and who have been visiting at the parson- the moths from eating the felts. Will do the Steam and Hot Water Heaters. Joseph passed work at your house and save you the trouble Tuesday in Winsted. ' age, returned to their home, last of shipping the organ away. My prices are Plumbing in all its Branches. reasonalile, so anyone can afford to have the Harry Golden returned, Monday, aft- Thursday. work. done. .Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates free. Call before you buy. er a few in New York Pool Room. Tile West Shore and Round Oak Stoves need days passed City. Temperance no puff. They are the best. New Mrs Hugh Lane of Great Barrington, Preston. Mass., was the guest, the first of the A. W. Dayton, Albert H. E. E. Meeker has returned from an McMahon, week, of Mrs Edwin Fairchild. Opp. New England House. New Milford v visit of two weeks to rela- 115 New agreeable P. O. Address, Lock Box Bridge Street, Milford. Mr and Mrs John Erwin of Green- tives at Helmetta, N. J. wich were guests, last week, of Gay ,E. H. Beardsley is at present receiv- Contractors and Builders. ! Erwin. ' ing on', Tuesday and Friday of each Miss Miss Ella Eestaurant Birtha McKay and Brad- week a small consignment of May McPhadden spent a few days, last & Ferin Montana, bury's doughnuts and crullers.for which Taylor Buckingham, ' week, with Mrs D. McMahon. Contractor aid BuiU.rt, Mygatt Blk., Railroad St., New Milford. he finds ready sale. William G. Mrs H. Railroad street, New. Milford, Ot. Meals served at All Hours. Green, George Give Me A Call. M. Beach Jackson, Phenia Clark and C. ' A NARROW ESCAPE. -- X Esttmaiei "beerfuMy f'lfvlshed ou large or EM h SO I 1 CLOTHES small contracts. were delegates from the Congregation- G. W. Cloyd, a merchant of Plunk, al school to the annual Sunday Sunday Mo., had a narrow escape four years Fowler & Tues- Toquet, school convention, at Waterbury, ago, when he ran a jimson bur into his E.N BURWBLL wanted to Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, day, Wednesday and Thursday. thumb. "The doctor ampu- f.nJ ''ape-- - tate it but 1 would not consent. I Pai"tlnjr Hanging. "The Real Good" blend of coffee, First Olass Work and Reasonable Prices. Surveyors. bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica salve sold by Charles I. Leach fcommends it- and that cured the dangerous wound." Wellbville Ave., New Mii.ford. Brown & Knapp Bdildinq. self to lovers of a good coffee. 25c. at R. H. Beers & Co., A. Oo. BANK ST., NEW MILFORD OT. Orders my be left w'th 0. Way Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., bandy 114. Miles 0. whose serious illness Telephone Camp, Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-- in It's worth This Warm Weather Suggests has been noted in The Bee, lies a lett. Stevenson : H. W. Osborne, bas- money ' Steam and critical condition at his home at Judd's ton ; W. B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith To you to wear .Clothes you have confidence in, Style, Fit and Quality right, Bros., Cornwall Connery Bros., That's the WILLIAMS' Hot Water Bridge. Bridge; Clothes that not only feel good to you but look good to others. HP Georgetown; J. M. Sullivan, Redding kind here; no matter whether pay 10.00 or .25.00 for a Suit or Root Beer Extract ; Mrs Belle of Sherman - G. you get you Uniq Heaters, Hungerford Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville- , you get your money's worth. and Mrs W. & Co., Allen 15c A Bottle at Manufactured by was the guest, Monday, 'of Mr Hurlburt Roxbury; UNDERWEAR of all standard makes 50c to 2.00, in fleece, merinos Station ; G. W. C. I. Leach. .. Joyce, Roxbury Hatch, and ribs. Be sure and look over our line when you want It. JVlil-- New Milford Gr- - J. A. NORTHROP, Prop., Bndgewater ; W. N. Noble, New eery Co, Beeman & Strong have sold a very H. New Preston ; Cogs- New Conn. Beardsley Bau hoad M . Mew Milfoud. Milford, fine' Holstein bull to W. D. Leaven well & Wettereau, Washington Depot; C. P. Wil- worth. The bull was eight months old Harry Brown, Southbury ; DUNCAN & CANFIELD, liams, South Britain ; Perkins Brothers, Callender Bros,, and 700 weighed pounds. Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill, Drug- Head-to-Fo- ot free. Outfitteks, White Loaf Half Dime Lunch Rooms, C. E. Riddiford ;is receiving lots of gists. 50c and $1. Trial bottle ' goods for the holiday season, and is New Milford, Connecticut. 138 South Plain Ct St., Waterbury, unpackng them and getting them in Flour. Try a cun of our excellent Ooffee. readiness for the Christmas trade. Onutry.- - l'inm(Mnnn Dr out with a new a TRY IT I Bragaw is team, You take no risk when handsome chestnut colored horse. His Wall you buy OLIVE OIL office and residence is in the United Alcohol C. 1. Bank building. Weddirfg LEACH, OF Denatured ! Word received of the death Church Street, New Miltord, has been Silver. Starr & Dean, Mr W. M. Alcohol Paper of father of Keeler, of a. Keeler, Taes the place Grain Telephone Postoffice New Milford. On Monday we Block, in Michigan. Mr Keeler has visited his for bathing, rubbing, burning,etc, There is nothing more appro- for than a If not satisfactory don't pay for it. Will sell son in New Milford a number of times. and other except in- priate a wedding gift shall our only the best,' absolutely pure, so you take any purpose of Silver. It al- inaugurate 1-- piece Sterling 110 risk. ' Miss Nora Cogswell of New Preston ternal use at 4 cost. "remains an 'enduring and Deering ways Semi-Annu- al visited friends in town, Monday. pleasing reminder of the friend who it. fails to gave Clearance Sale Corn and Grain Edward P. Martin The White Loaf flour never C. A. WAY CO., The assemblage of beautiful give satisfaction. C. I. Leach can de- objects in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Shades, Screens,etc. PLUMBING and liver a barrel at your door. Telephone 'Harvesters. New Milford, Ct. Wall HEATING or mail a postal card to his address. Silver Paper. 143-- 3. See Me If You All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Telephone 1 Hallowe'en was observed more than has been gathered with greater thought Get wise and call at Nicho- ever before. 180 Railroad St., NEW MILFORD, CT. no doubt . to it and research than to usual, this year, owing To-d- Want Buy. we are showing i most varied las Squaae on that date. being the last night of the open sa- Place." and artistic assortment of American "The Right and European Silver, as w'elllas man; AH Kinds of loons. were nu own Farming TOP of the JOB Masqueraders quite handsome productions from our merous and confetti and cracked corn workshops. Tools. X' IN THE JMORNING. Spatcher's John were used very freely judging from M. W. HILL, Hannon, New New Hats. Clkn MILK from the the looks of the sidewalks the next Hats. Oage -- B. Fresh, Fur Hats. The Jeweler, Nicholas Square, E. BUCKINGHAM, The saloon in order morning. keepers N CONN. New Milford Creamery. the Neck, and Warabout. EW MILFORD, . Northville, Conn. to get rid of their stock had advertised 8Uk Scarfs for New Milford, Ct. W A.PABnRT.TJf. Pron. ThiB was taken Nw Miltord, Conk. 154-- PARCELLS extensive reductions. Base Building, Telephone 2. CHAS. A. Mgr HjE NEWTOWN bzt tXiVAM NOVE ' HhK 8, 1907. loirololloiloioioioHoi 5515I51 Himi 0 a a ' ' f " V W. G. Barton's, ECONOMICAL BUYERS 0 The Center Shopping s the Ladit Will of Among the Housatonlc Valley. (Jo ileum Satisfied if they Visit th Mon of Special Sale of Suits and Coats. We alwaya have loft from time to lime lot of Suit anil , Hiul wo have nuw about IT) tuiti that were $1J.50 ami $22.50. ami goo value at that You can pick from the lot for the next 10 iky at Golden Brothers I10.au, also another lot not an late ityle. only a few of them, at 17.50. will make no alteration on the suit without charire. also about 25 Short CoaU from last year that you can pick from at Junt half their in and St the original coat-- not a garment in the lot hut what all right and worth Splendid full valtht -- but we are going to give you the benefit of this tale now Values In and not wait until next ipring. Underwear. Ladies' Sweaters, children. No man ao and no child o Ready-to-We- ar For men, women and large CYRUS A. TODD. email that we cannot fit out with good desirable Underwear. And the Hats, stock is, that while ao have ad- beat thing about this many things Prominent Business Mid tod Director In Two New Milford vanced in price, not a single garment in thla stock of Underwear coat Ladies' Waists, penny more to-d- than they did three years ago. We are giving Banks, Whose Dtitb Occurred Suddenly, Saturday. to-d- to you Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants that weigh eight pounds and Coats, the dozen for 25c each, weigh up the ones yon get anywhere else and Wraps see if they weigh more than six pounds. Also the well known B. E. J. Vesta and Pants that we have sold for 60c a garment for the past ford school board. Mr Cables came Ladies' Skirts. 11 years are here to-d- at the same low price. Also the Yarn Shrunk- A. before Mr Todd to be examined for the and Men, best on the Cyrus Todd, en Collins goods for Ladles the garments put Lower Merryall school. After examini- market for the money and with any kind of care will not shrink at all. ng; him In grammar, Mr Todd looked You have bought this before and you get them now at the same old OF over his : uric 6 A LEADING CITIZFN spectacles and said "I can this--no else A lady said :"Thls is strange that you can do one NEW DIES tell where you attended school," (aid It-s- at old How can (MILFORD, does ells me my underwear price. you?" Mr Todd. "Where?" said Mr Cables. Golden We told her that we were working while others slept, got our order SUDDENLY. Brothes, "Oh, you were one of Gould Whittle- Into mills early at old paces, and now she was reaping the benefit, Mr and can you. "It's up to you." sey's pupils," aaid Todd, while the Railroad Street, . ' Over 80 Years Old and at His prospective school teacher nodded in the affirmative. "I can tell them every New Milford, Conn. Business Desk the W. G. Day time," said Mr Todd, as he laughed BARTON, He Died. heartily. "I was quite an authority .New Bank Street. Milford. on grammar in those days," aaid Mr Cables to The Bee's scribe with a MORE THAN YEARS TREAS- 45 laugh. URER OF ST. JOHN'S CHUkli A TRIBUTE TO MR TODD. At a special meeting of the directors C. E. RIDDIFORD. A Director in the First National and of the New Milford Center Cemetery New Milford Savings Bank. Association, the following resolution was Goods and Needlework. unanimously adopted: 'a Fancy Dry The Board of Directors of the New An interesting and forceful personal- We are showing a large assortment of Stamped Linens, in all the Milford Center Association Milford in Cemetery t work and ity passed out of New life, latest designs. deeply regret the loss of their esteem- New patterns for Embroidered Shirt Waists, and linens and lawns the death, Saturday evening, of Cyrus Corset Cov- ed friend and associate, Cyrus A. Todd, for making same; also "Royal Society" Package Waists, A. Todd, at his residence on South Chemise, etc. who died Saturday, November 2, 1907. ers, Main street Saturday evening he was Stamped Sofa Pillow Covers, Laundry Bags, Shoe Pockets, Broom office 9.30 9 For the past twenty-thre- e years he Holders, Button Bags, etc. at his till o'clock. About Brainard & Armstrong Crochet Silk for Ties, and directions for o'clock he left his desk in the center has been a director of this Association and has making same. of the room and passing over to the rendered.it very valuable ser- Novelties we shall be pleased to show any one interested. Many desk of his A. G. Todd, sat down vices, striving unceasingly for its wel- Embroidered Linen Collars, Lace and Silk Bows son, in chatted with him for a fare in the painstaking manner so char- Large stock Germantown, Shetland Floss, Saxony, Scotch and a chair and acteristic of all his and he will Spanish Yarn. half hour. Then wishing him a cheery efforts, 10c. be connect- New Idea Patterns, good-nigh- t, he went to his home. In greatly missed in the work ed with about an hour he was taken seriously the care of our cemetery. C. E. RIDDIFORD, ill. His daughter, Mrs Hanchutt, sent In his death this community has lost for Dr Staub and A. G. but he one of its. most useful and valuable cit- Bank New Milford. Todd, Street, passed beyond human help a few min- izens, a man proven and true, honest, utes after the doctor arrived. Cyrus kind, courteous, reliable, ever-bus- a Looking It Over. A. Todd was born in Warren, October friend in need to many,, "a gentleman 18, 1826, the son of Jonathan and Anna f the old school", 'the type of a man You may discover on looking over your expenditure account," Batterson Todd. His mother was a all too few in this age and one who that you have been paying your tailor too much for your clothing. If so, not turn over a new leaf and us sister of the late James E. Batterson will be greatly mourned and missed why give a chance? We will serve you well and give you the best value for your money possible of Hartford. As a boy he earned his and whose place cannot be filled. GET YOUR GUN to quality the standard. Try us for your next Sultjor JOHNNY, first money by riding a horse for a man In token of our altectionate.regard and Overcoat, and join the ranks of our satisfied customers. all day to plow for lc and his meals. esteem it is directed that this reso- and Your Hunting Outfit at , When it came to the meals he h;id to lution be entered upon the records of eat his bread without butter. When this Association and published and that C. A. ' a young man h5 went to Marbledale a copy be,,transmitted to his family, Trowbridge, E. CLOTHINGFURNISHINGS, Frank Soule's. where he took a position as foreman in to whom our sincere sympathy is here- the quarry of Medad S. Goodsell. La by extended. J. H. Nettleton, Secre- Bank Street. TSTpw MilfWI O k J 1" 11 C TT 1 flsiAn TMiiina . ' ter he was in charge of the marble slab tary. If 'em that will do you good. Come and talk the ques- - mill and while here educated himself OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO for a school teacher. One term he RESOLUTIONS. 000 tion over with me. , , attended the famous old academy in At a meeting of the Board of Direct- ors of The ,nsM 1fc Warren. His first school was in Great First National Bank of New Milford, Conn., held at their Banking Hill in Cornwall. After in I teaching House on Tuesday, November 5, 1907, Merryall and other districts by the re the following resolution was unan- E. 9 Liiii: Frank Some, quest of Robert Erwin and others he imously adopted : Resolved, That the Directors of this Bank New Milford. came to New Milford and took charge 4 MyisrtfBVock, Street, Bank learn with deep regret of the of the Center where he school, taught death of one of their members, Cyrus for For a period of 30 years A. Todd, which occurred on Clams years. Saturday Fish, and he was acting visitor of the school evening, Jovember 2. Mr Todd, for m A. A. aft. ah. - A. A. J. .A. JL. L. M. sW Ah Ah As) aaw WW board and its secretary. During this nearly twenty-on- e years, has rendered time he taught singing schools in New faithful and efficient service on this i n Milford and Gaylordsville. About 46 Board. We shall miss the cheerful Oysters. years ago he bought out George Lock- - face, and mourn the loss of a wise AO wood's insurance business, which for counsellor, a valued associate, and a L. C. DAVIS, Bank Street, New Milford. Hunters, the last 10 years has borne the firm warm friend. name of C. A. T A. G. Todd. His son .4$ Resolved, That in token of our es- ! was admitted to the firm 10 years ago teem, this Board attend the funeral Attention and for seven or more has been years services in a body ; that we extend our in of the charge business. Mrodd was sympathy to the son and daughter who treasurer of St John's church at the loss season ) sustain the of a devoted father ; Get ready for the hunting by replenish-T- time of his held fj death, having this that we forward them a copy of the stock of Loaded Shells, Guns, Revolvers, position about 46 He was the ing your " years. resolution ; also place the same on our etc. treasurer the Fire association has Hunting , only records and order a copy published. fj ever had. He has one su- Tj The most complete line in town. been of the Attest, S. S. Green, Vice President, perintending committee of the Center, E. J. Sturges, Cashier. cemetery association. His first wife to was Julia Marsh., who lived but a few CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH P. M. His second Er- for Cassedy, years. wife, Mary J. This NOTES. win, died about 12 years ago. A son, 42 Postoffice New Milford, Conn. J Miss Vera Leavenworth and Irving Building, Arthur G. Todd, and a daughter, Mrs Clark were received into .membership I? Hanchett, survive him. Mr Todd was at the Congregational church, Sunday, a maa of unfailing and cour- genuine at the communion service, on confes- Space, y tesy. He a always dropped pleasant sion of faith. word as he moved about town. Every- where Mr Todd is remembered as a Mrs H. C. Ives has resigned her po man of unswerving integrity. A tire- sition as soprano soloist at the Congre- waste Your less worker, he continued active to the Don't gational church. last, literally dying in the harness and ! Mrs W. M. Hill has entertained her Lame Horse the close of the day and of the week. Next Your Tread-wel- Week father, and mother, Mr and Mrs l, His funeral was very largely attended - Can be shod of New York. Time ! to go'and on Wednesday afternoon at St John's not limp if you go to MULCAHY. church," Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. Attorney Daniel A. Murphy of flave a was the If you If it interferes that can be stop- The pall bearers were: W. N, Noble, Brooklyn guest, Saturday of Robert farm (or sale' or rent; it you ped at the same time. L. N. Jennings, Albert Evitts, A. H. night, Murphy. Sunday want boarders; If you have any- McMahon, J. B. Merwin and C. M. night he was the guest of Mr and Mrs thing you want to dispose of; if Beach. There were a number of beau- Henry Garvey. ' H. S. you are looking for business op- T. J. Mulcahy, tiful floral tributes. The burial was in A dancipg party, numbering about Wengrow, portunities, don't waste your the Center cemetery. 50 couples, took place on Friday night, Elm Street, New Milford. Clothier, , time about it. Just put a little at Mygatt's hall. Bentley's orchestra The ad In the Want columns of MYRON E. CABLES AND THE of Bridgeport furnished music. Messrs Bank Street, next to Evitts' Drug Store, NEW MILFORD. Bee expressing briefly what LATE C. A. TODD. Fowler, Tanquet and Murphy were the you want, and that will settle It. Myron E. Cables of New Preston committee deserving praise for the suc- Bee Advs cess of the affair. Use Bring told an interesting reminiscence of Cy- rus A. Todd, which happended in the A regular meeting of New Milford The Bee. Returns. days when Mr Todd was chief examin- lodge, No. 292. N. E. O. P.. will be Quick er oi school teachers .on the New Mil- - held on Tuesday evening, the 12th. V i .VI s . ..

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.

the n tdd repair on the chimney of mur. Newtown Bee - the I'niigii'k'ittioiml church. The FMlng Lake on West tin t la near- ii, I'liiiuy, N" ii. U r I, Convalescent, need n Urge amount of nourish v., ly filled. The recent rain have ban- 0 t The "Champion tu m the Mi.ly of water, $ mcnt in eaiily digested form. '1 lie amtutil meeting of the MiMMmary is nourish-- after-iHHi- Scoff Emahon powerful FAIRFIELD COUNTY. f $5 will n Sllit OF BoyS, mnii ty be held on Friday j j Trusses at Mrs GelntonV, Q merit highly conccntrat.a. Is made to Bethel. give The uiiiitml milting of the Dure $ It makes, bone, blood and mmeN without extra long service society will be at Mr Johnson's on under the hardest tax on the diati-- m at MISS MATILDA KLI.EN CKO'.VK. Thursday, an all day gathering. putting any to Nwear usage ANl l .Miss KIUmi I!i v and Mr W. II, Wilson were up ALL DRUCCISTSl 60c. OO The dtath of Matilda and save money from Hronklyn two day last week, and Crowe, daughter of Mr ami Mm Mich- and mending. Cmwe of 03 Mr and Mrs Lane, parent! of Mrs Wli-m- Low ael Granny Plain Htrcet, Only the tough- returned to the city with them, occurred lust week Tuesday evening. est fabrics are us- thu closing that for the wa- October 9, aliout ten o'clock. The de- ed; all seams are cottage convention adjourned. It had been 25 G. N. Clarke of Nichols Is tending gov-er- gon. year since the convention had been hi ceased had been in frail health for double-sew- n out free samples of celebrated with to Stamford. After the most hospit- Prices. but had been able to be Rev F. Heartflcld of Hrewter. ac-- Vegetable L Iver Pills. People who are years, linen thread) and able treatment of the delegate the about an usual until about two weeks taped; stout linen companied by Rev W. II. Meldrum of Union of Stamford hoped it would not troubled with biliousness, constipation, be 25 neauacne, etc., Hgo, when she was taken ill and had resist Patterson, were at the farm of the year before the convention came Indigestion, aizzinexa, "We Can Fit stays strains; should them they cure the above since been confined bed. She former, which waa owned G. W. there again. try at to her pants have double by ailments where other pill only give ' last week Anyone." had, however, been more comfortable seat and knees. Durgy, gathering the choice John Wilkinson has sold his cows to temporary relief. See hit advertise- for the past few days and Sunday was Handsome crop of apples ; much care was taken In 0. G. Heard. ment In another column. Watf-rpa- d Klaxtie, Ilartl able to receive a few of her friends. suits, the packing and probably a large sum The end came and she will be realized from the orchard. Kubber, father Covered. j very suddenly in medium and panned away aa in a moment. The darl mixtures, family were preparing to retire for the sizes 7 to $5. 16, Nichols 3 CCVCWTCPNI VPADC CYDCDICWrP night, leaving her as they supposed Let your boy test The comfortable, when they were hurried- a Suit. Champion Educating younf people for ly summoned by the nurse in charge, Clothes, hats, shoes and fur THE DONATION PARTY. office work makes who noticed the sudden failure of the for of Hindle Pharmacy, aishings boys all ages. The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth pulse. The direct cause of her death odist church will give a three act farce, 987 Main Street, is believed to have been due to heart BROWN'S entitled, "The Donation Party," on failure, she having had previous trou- Briilj.'eport, Conn. Thursday evening, November 14, in the ble of a like kind. Everything pos- BUSINESS parlors of the church. The cast is COLLEGE, sible was done to restore the patient, made up of the following well known 46-5- but all was of no avail. The deceased to 4 Cannon St., Bridgeport, OutlltOri fcUa, Women and Children residents of Nichols : 1 was an only daughter in the home and Northwest Cornet Rev Mr Baxter, Charles Peters. Tbe school In Connecticut. the term we bad leaves besides her five broth- Main Street and Fairfield premier During put parents Avenue, Mrs Baxter, Mrs M. A. Nichols. Wil- Conn. ers, Arthur, Andrew, Edward, Bridgeport Aunt Jerusha, Mrs Ernest Vincent 450 POSITIONS liam and Frank Crowe. To these as Squire Applebee, Ernest Vincent We filled one-thir- d. well as to her many friends, her loss for Bookkeepers and Stenographers. about Bro. Smith, Horace P. Nichols. The demand la much than the supply. All are MAKE will be sadly felt Of a quiet but pleas- greater graduates Marm Brown, Mrs W. B. Nichols. furnished with good she had positions. ing disposition, many young Mrs Wilkins, Mrs C. J. Thorpe. YOUR OWN friends and associates. The deceased TEXT BOOKS FREE Weston. Samantha, Mrs George A. McClellan. was about 24 years of age. The fu- Mellissy, Mrs C. S. French. with all courses. Send for and new Journal. OAS. neral service was held from St Mary's Catalog College REV DIGHTON MOSES CALLED TO Phobe, (colored) Mrs James Durward. write at Once, hall term begins September 3d. church on Friday afternoon at 2.30. Ij WESTON. Pete, (colored) Gordon Durward. Homse, There were a number of beauti- Couitry large Herbert Baxter, Sidney French. ChnrehM.FaeUritt should J ful floral tributes. TheNorfield Congregational' church Joe Bunker, August Murr. ewa tksir own Gaa Plaata society has extended a call to the Rev for Josh, Horace Wellington. Lightiua, Hiatiig MASONIC NOTES. Dighton Moses of Farmington to be- Cooklag aad Powtr. Tir- -, Mary Baxter, Mrs Frank B. Couch. riU'a -- Gaa District Deputy L. J. Nickerson, of come pastor of the Norfield church. Mr Equaliziag" Hannah Baxter, Miss Jessie Cook. Baebiae ia absolutely aafa the Masonic lodge, made an official vis Moses is expected to move into the Mr Smith, (tree agent) Herbert aimpla to haadla, always 0 it to Eureka lodge, No. 83, F. & A. M parsonage in a short time. Business may, cheaply operated. Reed. Union College last week Tuesday evening, witnessing Mrs H. Flewellyn, son Raymond, and Old Peters, Frank B. Couch. Wa alao the conferring of the F. C. degree. Main and Congress Streets, Bridgeport. maiufacture daughter spent part of last week in Refreshments will be served' after kiada of Gaa Gaa-la- aa all aid Other grand officers present were New York and Norwalk. Ea-aia- aa the play. If stormy, will be postponed auppliaa Gaa Grand Master Andrew J. Hallock, aad Automobile Miss Anna Banks and brother, Willis, until Friday evening, the 15th. Grand Chaplain Rev G. W. Davenport, NOT ONE GRADUATE UNEMPLOYED. Storage Taaka. have returned from a few days' visit and District Deputy Clarence Austin. with Miss Mattie in Miss Julia Hawley is visiting at C. Seadfor complete cata- also Hoyt Ridgefield. There were a number of visitors S. French's. logue aad be eoaviaeed. are made to the from Union lodge, of Danbury, the at- Repairs being Lyons' and Plain schoolhouse. George H. Couch has just returned Shorthand Typewriting, tendance together being quite large. from a trip to Boston and vicinity. After the work of the evening some George Zink and daughter, Miss Ma and Gordon Durwood and Burton Smith Bookkeeping Business, time was spent in a pleasant social bel of Bridgeport were Sunday guests are in for the manner, a supper being served which of Mrs L. A. Meade. boarding Bridgeport and winter. English Telegraphy was enjoyed by all. Speechmaking William Robinson had the Carver followed and it was well along toward sawmill in operation, last week. Rev Judson Cross will occupy the in the Methodist church on Sun- students school midnight when the social session came Mr and Mrs James Chamberlain will pulpit Prospective may begin any day. Tirrill Gas Machine Light- to a'close. day morning in exchange with Mr Mc-- return this week to Brooklyn, afer Send for new illustrated Co., Dermott. catalogue; ing A barn on Mountainville avenue be- spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs Fultoa New York. and attended 75 St., longing to Matthew Faulkner of Lincoln Hawley Williams. Rev Mrs McDermott Established 1862. 1 the league convention in New avenue was burned to the ground with Mrs Mary Fanton has been improving Epworth York, last week. all its contents, one night last week. and repairing her arm buildings. Call at the house td see our DO TO Mr Faulkner loses besides the barn two Vernon and Allen William YOU WANT BE CERTAIN and how we do all the Cook- Gifford, light and one-ha- lf tons of a two-seat- hay, and Willis Wilcox, Gladys and Willie ing, Heating and Lighting. surrey, two runabouts, buggies and a Huntington. That your Prescription is filled as your physic-a- a harrow. Flewellyn and Annie Stains were pu- would like have it? If it here. pils who were neither tardy or absent to so, bring Lina Taylor enjoyed several days during October at the Middle district LONG HILL AND VICINITY. Smith hunting in Eastern, last week, and school. Brothers, bagged a nice lot of game. Miss Palmer of Curtis' Martin Arndt was an over Sunday Mary Waltham, Pharmacy, Hi of the Bethel Man- was at her home over Agents, .Thomas Henry visitor at his home in Bridgeport. Mass., Sunday. Corner Main and Elm Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. Newtown Bee Office, ufacturing Co. enjoyed Hallowe'en i Ruth Beard is with her aunt in Lower Mrs Ephraim Fitch, who has been se- evening by taking a ride about Bethel, White Hills. NEWTOWN, CT. riously ill with asthma for nearly four all dressed up for the occasion. weeks, is improving slowly. Mrs N. M. N. Beard attended the Announcements of Bethel Business Men. Wilbur T. Baisley of Mountainville convention of Aux- Miss Mary A. Robinson has returned County Missionary avenue, who has been confined to his iliary of the Woman's Board in Octo- from Westport and is now the guest of OIAARS SOFT DRINKS home with illness for several days, is 17. Mrs Charles Salmon. ber E. E. now able to be at his work again at Mdlspaugh, "TheQern Mrs Frederick Rockwell is about The 32d annual convention of the Lunch Room, the Bethel Manufacturing Co. 's shop. Woman's-Christia- Union again after her recent severe illness. Temperance Carpenter and Builder. bethel, Clifford Fry enjoyed an auto trip, held in Wed- was Stamford, beginning Greenwood Ave., Near B. R. Crossing. Mrs Everett Bennett continues se- Plans and Estimates furnished. last week, to New Haven and New October 23, at 11.30 with Mrs ill home "in Hurlburt nesday, lobbing promptly attended to. TOBAOCO KJiiAD'B York, and up New York' state riously at her plfiS through Caroline B. Buell in the chair. , Mrs street. : " and reports a very enjoyable time. Den-iso- P. 0. Boi 106, Bethel, Ct. lr.t.SEriIIP Forbes, honorary president, Mrs W. F. Hayner of Plumfees is busy treasurer, Mrs Sexton, corre- Telephone connection. X$& A. Hfckok, those days assisting C. H. Hurlburt at Sherman. sponding secretary, Mrs Gallup, re- YOUR BOY his cider mill in Bethel. cording secretary, were also present. The Gilbert-Mill- er Co., iwosr., LOCAL 126 bl. Would like one of these SPLENDID EN- Fred P. Beardsley, the livery man, , About delegate were present. Aft- GINES. Why not him one for his birth- center St., Bethel, Conn. give on Plain has line George Bowdish is home on a vaca- er the opening exercises Mrs Thack-er- y, is Sanitary Plumbing, day and Rive him a start. Let him saw your Grassy street, a big wood, cut your f' dder. pump your water, run of nice warm horse blankets for out tion from the New York Central Rail- speaker of the evening,' was intro- Dealers In Steam, Hot Water and Gas the and do of the work separator, duced and a few words of that vou hire done. Made in 3 sizes. 3, 7 and door and stable usefor sale at his liv- road. gave greet- Hardware Woodet i'ln and Enameled Ware, Fitting1. 14 H. P. Send for circulars and SO days free Mrs Dye Ellis was not Longman! & Martinez Pure Paints, We also a or Wind ery office and he has some fine bargains Mills has had a tele- ing. Margaret trial plan. have full line Hungerford Oil, Turpentine and Varnishes, Jap-a- - Estimates-Furnlsued- Mills, Towers, Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam them. in able to be preesnt on account of the lac and Ohl Namel for your Furniture and Attended To. Saw among phone placed his house. His num- - Jobbing Promptly Engines, Mills, Threshing Machines, death of her husband. Mrs Floors, Harnesses, Stable and Square Blan- Silos, Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. TheBaird & Untiedt Co. 's hat fac- ber is 1936. Thackery's kew, Whips, Warden Tools. Poultry Netting, Cylinder Oil. Farm Implements and the best White Glass, Flint- - closed address was on burden bearing. The Lead, Tar Paper. Putty. Roofing Manufactured. Send for circulars. tory was down, last week Thurs- C. H. Hawes had his expenses to kote Roofing, Barb Wire, Bread Makers, IViagee KangeS. thought was that a word, a smile or KnivesandsciBsors: day, Friday and Saturday, while they Boston and return given him, last Winchester helping a fellow being to some work Heaters. Fred E. were taking inventor'. week, in order to deliver a pair of young Field, was more helpful than money. She Cures Coughs. If you take SOHERS, CONN. Thomas Brocknell of Elmwood dis- mules which he sold to a party in that gave a number of illustrations. Mrs trict ha3 rented his farm to Samuel place. White Pine and Thackery is National superintendent English's flonumeiltS Rollston and expects to move to Dan Mr Hanson of New Milford has made Tar ! ! of Soldiers and Sailors and has visited V As Work of all FREE FREE bury as soon as he finds a' convenient Csmsttry nearly every fort and camp in the You will br well pleased with the effective Wads is siy Graiits or Marble. Esti-- Mr on way It a to of rent. Rollston will carry the puts QUICK Stop that spell matt aii oa Let- -' Rodman Meat and Food for United States and many in foreign coughing, at (tiigis applitatloa. Chopper farm. lorsaleonly Urut! at r.asi.abl. priiis. 150 Ozone Trade Marks or 50 Trade countries. Thursday morning she vis- larks and 50 cents. B. F. Bassett of has com English's Drug Store, Redding ited with a few others the Solders' M pleted the contract for newly painting Chas J.English, Prop., BETHEL. CT. JamM Fagan, Home at Noroton and organized a Successor to 0. W. Bolles BETHEL. CONN Mrs E. N. Fillow's two houses on LINONINE Christian Temperance Union there, " Elizabeth street " Prevents Pneumonia. gained 23 pledges as members of the None Better Hade Mrs Frank Carlson of Southville was Union. Nearly all of the minsters of notice. of Mrs Than the Cake and Pies the guest, last week, John Stamford addressed the Union or Bread, Eolls, that We are not giving you some-com- e gave from None but the best on Hickock avenue. our bakery. thing for nothing, but we are giving you the Kemp Together A fact that has been Scripture reading or prayers at some material used and our bakery is kept as clean results of 20 years of hard and actual prov as kitchen. Watch for study EASY they attended the Swedish convention time the convention. any tidy housewife's practice when you gel your horse shod at en many times in cases during Thursday our wagon when the bell rings. Brennan's, Our motto: "Honest work for held in Meriden, last week right honest ' TiPjj;!! Thursday. here at home. afternoon was given to reports. Hon Prices." Wilbur S. Bain, who has of M. J. of the a. charge Not does sim Fanning Philadelphia, Erdrriann & Co., henry brennan, Charles I. has only it cure for the was introduc 14 Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL, OONN. ItfO English's drug store, speaker evening, Bethel Bakers, rented colds and occasional Chauncey Donald's house here ple ed. His address was entitled, "My . fourcutters I Fountain Place, Bethel, Ct. and expects to move his family here coughs but it goes deeper country and yours." His humor in some time this Dr' Frank E JudS0n' week. than any other medicine for illustration of his points was very YOUWAKE The Fairchiid & Shelton Andrew Wood of Elmwood district. pleasing. Friday morning after these ailments and fills the offi- dentist, who service was the election of NO MISTAKE recently sold his place to New S7 Co., blood with vital forces that cers, which was the same as last year. v. Center Street, BETHEL, CONN York parties, has purchased a on When are in Bethel If M. E. 305 Housatonic place you, you Opposite Church. - Ave., colds H. H. also a few min- on 1 Hill and is his overcome obstinate that Spooner spoke do your trading at IJoke's store Center St. Office Hours: 8.30 to 12 ana to 6. Hoyt's moving family A full stock of the best Groceries and Meats Telephone 221-- Bridgeport, Conn. utes. The presiding elder, J. J. Ad- ' there. The parties from New York are apt to choke the lungs always on,hand and the prices you cannot ams, stopped over a train to greet the beat, and you are always sure of cordial who purchased Mr Wood's place are and bring on the dreaded, of treatment. Make our store your headauar- - Cleat I ehfch '? the Pe2 anthra- - Ne0wonnwn Union. Brig. Gen. Daggett gave a ters when In town. cuiS" cite ceal. This claim C. B. JOHNSON, also moving in. ten fatal of ours is vouched for by scores upon scores of pneumonia. short address in .which he commended Bethel householders who have used it exclus- - A. Schaf of Elmwood at 35. 50, $1. CC Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, J. district is Linonlneall drug stores all work done for the soldiers. We fHCUOWeil layiOr, Ively for the last three winters. Try It If you a Notary Public. having large new corn crib erected. were not to stop our endeavors to sup- Thumb Hand Side Center St., VSSljf Telephone 22-- 1 A. H. Senior is doing the work. press the canteens. At 11 p. m. the Bethel, conn. SMITH BEERS, Bethel, Ct

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The Newtown Bea HOWLAND'S Sosae Wmm Bread f TIT A FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Cloth for Coats . New a. - black woolens. f) w 4 . t&tiammim,: mc m nuwauim- mm wm?mmmnm that looks Georgetown. wj; Handsome ami rich and witi.sfy-irit- f like ' real fur. fabrics for black costumes, i. . STACK OF HAY BURNED. O Newness bungs variety along wi-f- Full Wmlnemlny evening stack '. of scrviro, its well as of with delightful texture mid satis- of hay belonging to Zulmon Read near -- Wiiuty, furr,v-l(Kkiii- jr fulirhi are fying finish. It tilings some odd the Umpawaug (Impel wan burned to but effects. It all the ground. Fortunately nothing elite rciuly in much Of sorts pretty brings, mm E I I I I IE I I I I var'ety. in wixileiw wiu iot on flro. Mr Head feel sure xMsm if all, the best lot of black for women's coats ami olsorts for the Ufk mut have hewn et on tire.. that ever came to the store. Mr Head discovered the fire Hi he wui little children' cents, there is alike Satiny suitings with their sur- going home from thin place but wai much unable to do to save it. diversity some are so dev.? face marked by elusive checks or anything erly made that it takes close- striM's. Beneath their polished MRS M. E. CROSBY INJURED. 44 to show they are not the surface is a tiny twill that prom- Mi M. E. Crosby met with quite a ises well for their durability. bml accident, last Sunday afternoon. The that Makes fur they seem to be. ' Mr has been Range Cooking Theirs is both and Crosby ill for acme time Easy beauty novejty. and hearing a noise arose from ' 1 sil- quickly E. SANDY HOOK. , white blue red and $1 and $2 a yard. her bed and being weak, lout her bal- J. HALL, ver, 50 inches wide, $ yard. Here is a Pekin-striK- J novelty ance and fell, hitting on the edge of the bedstead on her side, one rib stuff Take it up and feel its soft- breaking Curly bearskin, unique and pretty and badly bruising herself. She was ness and yet note how firm it is. helped back into bed and Dr Smith of while black-and-whi- te gray and Are those stripes not unique) Redding was called and attended to her striw, $;J yard. And it glows like satin. $1.50 a injuries. It will be several weeks be- fore she will be able to be about yard. . again. Caracul, rich golden brown or Mrs Crosby has the sympathy of her Here is a black fabric that would many friends here in her accident. silver gleaming gray, $3 yard. remind of a Roman you striie. A harvest festival and fair will be Fancy caracuf, pressed so it has Oddly handsome. Two hues of held next week in the Georgetown hall black make of under the of the Sacred Heart an odd but pleasing striped finish, stripes differing auspices width and a tiny cord serves to church. Besides the sale of fancy ar $5 and $8 cake and will be yard. effect out. $1.25 tides, cream, there carrytho unique an interesting program by the school Astrakhan in gray and handsome a yard. , children of Georgetown. A valuable brown well as W.idcwtlo serge of much solid- picture, which was pre- golden as black, sented to the Gilbert Memorial church and of extra looks is 54 $2.50 yard. ity goal by Mrs Edwin Gilbert, was unveiled inches wide and but 2.00 a yard. with appropriate services, last Sunday Black several astrakhan in qual- Her ingbone serge 50 inches afternoon. The speakers on the occa sion were Rev U. O. Mohr $2 to $5. wide, is of of Branch ities, unusually good weight. viile, Rev Mr Hart of Wilton, Rev Mr What excellent fall gowns 'twHI Hubbard Cannons Handsome astrakhan, close- of and the pastor, gray make! 1.25 yard. Rev A. C. Furbush and Rev N. H. Hud- ly curled and fine, $5 yard. son, pastor of the Methodist church. There is excellent heavy panama Persian lamb, so like the genuine at 1.50, beauteous satin-finis- h broadcloth at 1.50 to and ba- that one marvels at it, lustrous and 3.00, Redding. tiste and taffet i in new weights at -- GET YOUR $6 to $14 FRENCH'S SHOES fine, yard. 75c to 1.50 a yard. are the best values ' Left money can buy. alsle.rear. Left aisle, rear. Trade in Bethel."

SPECIAL BARGAIN. Ladies' vests and pants, extra value, at 39c each, at French's, Bethel. - G-ood-s The Howland Dry- FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR. The best underwear made. For sale at French s, Bethel. , r Company, un rriaay evening, November 15, a chicken supper will be given in the Connecticut. social room of the Congregational ri: Bridgeport, church in Redding. We are sure we only to give this notice to make the Job anxious to Print! community not only spend a pleasant evening together but to enjoy such a feast of good things as the tables will be ladened with. This will be a fine" taste of Thanksgiving and many The Rochester Ra.dia.ior of the old fashioned dainties will be presented The officials will also ap- Sa.ves 1-- 2 the Fuel peal to the friends of the church as the proceeds are to go towards the fund and If on second floor will do as much as an ordinary stove placed heating for a new chapel for the church. without one cent extra cost ior iuei--w- e nave mem. We also have some bargains in the line of second-han- d stoves and Tickets, 25 cents. , when left us 1 st. Done ranges bought from the city people they Sept. , Sanford Station. 4 We carry in stock Round Oak Steel Ranges, Coal and Wood Heaters, PERSONAL CHAT, Stamford Ranges, Oaks and Wood Heaters, Miss Stella Houghtaling of East Can- At The non is Andes Oaks and Wood Cook Stoves, the guest, this week, of Mr and Ranges, Mrs Stanley Fox. Coal Heaters. Glenwood Ranges and John Vaughn has been among the v ' sick ones, this vfeek. - Special Wood Air , price $2.00 to JJS, will radiate heat a in them. Mr and Mrs John Mc Laughlin of by lighting newspaper South Norwalk were guests, last Fri We also have a full line of Tin, .Copper, Granite and day, of Mrs Daniel Vaughn. Blue and White ware. ,.t Branchville. . v HALLOWE'EN MISCHIEF. BEE OFFICE. J. The boys kept things lively in this E.. HALL, place on Hallowe'en and did consider- Sandy Hook, Conn. able mischief. There is talk of ar resting the guilty parties if they can be found. President Eugene Zabriskie of the Monarch Mining Co., is moving into a part of Patrick Gorman's house and . will rent the Avent place on Laurel Hill to one of his engineers. Mr Za- - briskie's wife and mother-in-la- are now here with him and will be- - they GOOD gin housekeeping in a few days. Mr and Mrs S. M. Comstock of New PRINTING York City and Mr and Mrs Andrew !$ Godfrey of Branchville were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs J. S. Comstock in Nod. v The Bee Co., Miss Alice Beers of Stratford Dassed Publishing Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs" re- - cradley Beers. Brings good Master Richard Gould was taken to the last where . A Danbury hospital week, Conn. suits. business he underwent an operation. Newtown, Mr and Mrs C. H. Burdett were at is often judged by their place on Laurel Hill for the day, Tuesday. , its printed mat- Mr Marpler of New York spent Sun day at is place on Laurel Hill. ter. It costs very ' WESTON- - little more to have Miss Anna Banks and Willis Banks ydur work done spent Saturday and Sunday in' Ridge-fiel- d, the guests of Mr and Mrs Charles by us in .good Hoyt. - ' form. Rev Dfghton Moses ot Unionville, who has accepted a call to become pas- tor of the Norfield Congregational church, will preach his first ser mon as pastor of the church next Sun- The Bee Pub Co., day and will mdve his family here some time next Week. Newtown, Ct. Mrs Stephen Sanford of Redding spent a few days here, last week, the guest of her sieter, Mrs FL. Burritt. Edward Carterson of New "York was a guest? last Monday and Tuesday, of Mr and Mrs Charles Corsa. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.

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I'rUUk1, NotrviMlwr . N,i..n, 1" ARISTOCRATIC FALL 5 HOME NEWS. Imported . From WORK IN THE SLUMS Ki'aU niv arWorraU anions xhot. 4 Japan. KKV OTIS W. MARKER LECTURES Tin iikhM kIuiwii lieto U th4 choir o IN CULT MKMOIUAL , ninny of lh bttittlrv! men of New Vor k 4? We've duvottfd a lre counter lb to bet-n- it ciiilxxlifH Japttiifso Gouds of evury Ifc Tint Uctur of lh mttsun before every tlrt 6 description. It's without a the Men's I.tituuu uf the t'hurvh of thu Htylr-fentur- o correct for thin i olduulit the most compruheiuive f? irlvi-- in the Cult fc Slifjilunl wuh Hcum. JVtdwwInif of Art Good and Nov. thu Mimori.il parish house, (Mobur 4, tluVs direct from the Mikado's W nK'iik r Ininif Itev Otiit W. Barker of Noto tha contour of ly jterfert evernhown In Diwilmry. the 4jKmplre thin city, furmmly iwsturof the narrow too, the, the Hat A? The Japunese are wonderful church In Newtown. Hi m i - i , It1 trend and the well-balanr- poopio unci wiuir prouucis are isk subject wag "A Visit to thu Jacob IliU jjj' l HMi.nv t"f w. mitj uuivt HHfctuil and other Miniiiuiw." The extension of Ahead. apeakcr jthe Hole; with it J in the world. We're pleased to Looking laid that chlea hail alwaya demanded Hpndo nhankthe trim custom have you call at any time attention from the time of St Paul, 4l whether you're in a purchasing W dune in heel. Ours is a jjrowing business in more way than whose work whi moatly Urge shaped military mood or not. center of They bve This one. Continually graduating boys from short populutlon. combination of unfuilinjf been for chriatl-anit- y so to men's sizes. atrategic point correctness in style, liijrlu'st trousers to long trousers and on from this and their importance of The is evident than we exercise care quality materials and prr cor- proof great standpoint must be recognized in thia One of 43 tiara-- p fextion ia t rect for uariDury in our boys' clothing, because we keep them country. On more than one occasion workmanship Styles juoe has in this Mason coming our way through all ages. We clothe the Presidential elocton in thia country placed Uriels a made la All ware Co., has been decided the vote of that boys as' young as 5 years and keep pace with by class by themselves. Leathers. of New York below Fourteenth Ami 249-2- 51 their to size. part Regal quarter Quarter sizes. Main St , growth any street, a seat of riot where ia piled an sizes insure lX'rfect-io- n element ready to defy law upon the in lit, New Fall Style Dahbcrt. Book sent Post- f slightest pretext $3.50 and $4 paid on Request The cities growing at a tremendous Cutlotn Hpwlals.IJ5.iM, Hub Clothing House, rate, so fast that y no one dares Mail Orders Promptly Filled say that they will not come to rule the 920 Main Street, Corner Rank St., entire country. Legislators are aware of the fact and are endeavoring to Bridgeport, Conn. check their influence but the time is Professional Cards. . when will rise to a sense coming they ' Sjg of their power and then woe be to the W. J. BEECHER, 55 country if they are not christianized. $ $ $$$$ Attorney-at-La- In the slums poverty, vice and sa- liiMinm 25 nowhere and A) Swiford Hldit. Rrldeoport loons are seen as they are wmm In Ni'wtown sgse onicc own on Saturday, from is mr 8 s. U S, ) else and the combination a danger- re u). p.m. ous one for the whole country. In the For Men and Women. great cities the churches are tut little Albert L. Schdyler, M. D , islands in a great ocean but by and by ' l'HVSICIAS AND SURGEON. will do the work the churches they IMimie: (Sandy Hook) 29-- ought to do. They will have great lloum: H to a. m 1 to 2.30 and S to 7 p. m. PIANOS- preachers assisted by great laymen F: M. - who will give of their time and of their J. Gale, D., wealth to do the work set before them Office In the David Beers by the at their own doors of 0 COR MAIN Stfcry & FAIRFIELD AVE. presence Newtown Street. A "Question and a the foreign mission field. Suggestion. Bridgeport. Office Hours: StoSa. m 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m The speaker said that he once walk- ed several blocks in that section of Dk. Walter H. New York known as Little Italy with- Kiernan, could PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Would you buy a poor, nt Piano when out finding a single person who Tv"'".'-.i- r speak English. His childhood, he said, Sandy Hook, Conn. can a Piano for a little well-to-d- you buy thoroughly good was spent in what was then the o ' 1 nv Offlro Hours: 8 to 9 a. ra., 1 to S and 7 to 8 p. m money? section of Brooklyn where xeipunoiie: in-- now the Italians hold feast with Not if you know it? days fireworks and the carryng of a madon- DENTAL PARLORS. That's the trouble lota of times don't in and where the knife ml people na procession yH Export dentistry, painless and reliable know and stiletto are altogether too com- ' !i"".J Most modern and srlentimc. appliances used it. :'i used for painless operations. mon. Come where you can't buy a poor, DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, Yet, after all, the outlook is hopeful Purireon Dentist. Office In Post Office Block. Piano because there isn't any in the store its as safe as work in the slums is increasing ev- Now Milford, Conn. as buying Government bonds. ery year. Women like Mother Bird and the "Tombs Angel" give their live) Celeste A. Benedict, M. D., to the work and college settlements are CHICKERING GABLER CROWN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, increasing. Work even is being done KRANICH & BACH in that section'of New York near Elev- 38 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn. enth avenue known variously as "Hell's Electricity one of the therapeutic atrents. STERLING HUNTINGTON Kitchen" and "San Juan Hill." There Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to 4 p. m. are upwards of 6,500 people herded in a single block and it's difficult to make DR. S. E. ALLEN, good christians of people who are forc- HATTEBSTOWN, CONN. GEORGE KEENAN, M. SONNENBERG PIANO ed to sleep five in a bed and seventeen P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Conn in a room. Correspondent, Student and of International Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment. Sped- - Investigator Reputation, alist In treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, In the summer of 1906, Rev Mr Bar- Contributes an of llPnrt fnilllfP Mtj,mnh anfl k..n.ln..l,n i Interesting Study SanFrancisco to the November Medicine furnished for this treatment. CO., ker said he visited Jacob Riis' mission, McClure's entitled "Criminal Government and the Private Citizen." lermsreasonaoie. consultation free. which is only two or three blocks from 1056 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. the Bowery and saw in its largest room induced to clothes and Daid CHARLES 5. PLATT W. Near Fairfield Avenue. a tablet to Elizabeth Riis. try cheap II. HART, Manager. dedicatory When In Waterbury the penalty. To these men we : Trading In another part of the building a cook say Get Your Meals at the , Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, Stein-?loc- h Smart Clothes will fit you, nr nrt f t j. tx . . was preparing soup for' those who NEWTOWN, CONN. m i r i can De 10 give you and last because erms ney arranged sun your should come in and, on an upper , floor, style, you, Park Lunch Room the men who made them think more of CUANErPROP., wishes. was an old clothes room where gar- C. E. Mrs. the Value of a good name than do James Gordon, m ments given by guilds and societies are they For Ladies and Gentlemen. of the quick profits of machine-mad- e Teacher sold at a nominal price tp those who U West Main St.. Waterbury, Conn Violin, Piano, Mandolin, suits. They are tailors, not tinkers. mmmmmmmmooooi need them, a small charge being made Class Lessons, Ensemble, Will in order be you try these clothes? Davis & that the buyers may not NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. Savard, sole agents for Bridgeport. ' pauperized. . GRANGE BULLETIN. The mission is situated in two houses Oscar Pitzschler & Son, i BARBEKS AND HAIRDRESSERS, which are joined for the purpose and DEGREES CONFERRED BY K & MEN'S NEW OVERCOATS. ' Newtown, Sandy Hook Hawley ville which were once tenanted by the best GRANGE., , Newtown shop open every day. Hawley-vlll- o of New York's society. Across the shop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open street from are tenements, eight, Pootatuck had a pleas- tirst-cla- it A GLIMPSt; AT, THE NEW STYLES Grange very every week day. Only work. nine and ten stories high with fire es- ant meetng, District POOL TABLE. Your AS REPORTED BY MEIGS & CO. Tuesday night) Buy swarming in hot weather while Deputy Walter Hine of Orange being I the street is filled with small children He an excellent ad present. gave Griswold M. D., With Bragaw, playing hours , after children in the the arrival of Winter overcoat dress, compliment, ng the Grange on its Poultry Supplies country are in bed. Nearby is Public weather, the question of what style work and condition. The first and sec- Physician and School No. 1, occupying a whole block overcoat to buy comes the personalJ ond degrees were conferred on two Surgeon, where night schools are in session and property of a good many men. The candidates. Two very fine recitations . Office United where Hebrews, Russians and Greeks settlement of this question is easy, if were given by Miss Treadwell, of the Bank Building. are learning English and are also one goes about it the right way ; other Half Way River school. James B. New Milford, Conn. taught in their own tongues. wise, it's a vexing problem which re- Nichols favored with a vocal solo, Mrs Office Hours: 8 shoe-leath- to 9 A. M. 1 to In Mr quires much time and in Nichols at the Mrs a, conclusion Rev Barker told of presiding piano. 7 to 8 P.M. the Bowery mission on Canal street lo its solution. A visit to Meig & Co.'b John J. Northrop gave piano solos, to Poul store of all. White Wing cated near where men stand in line at big will quickly settle the whole the delight Refreshments were Residence: Park View House." t 1 b'clck in the morning to get half a question to any man's satisfaction. served. Telephone Connection: v loaf of bread each from the Fleisch-- There one finds all the correct styles, in Co., mann where be seen reliable fabrics, splendidly, tailored, To check a cold quickly, get from try Supply bakery and might Dr at a time si!: college graduates scrub and priced most reasonably. The Ches your druggist some little Candy Cold Battam, CONN. terfield Tablets called ev- NICHOLS, bing the floor and glad of trie chance model, reachiong just below Preventic. Druggists , DENTIST, to do anything which would bring them the knee, is a favorite style which is erywhere are nowf dispensing Preven-tic- s, Bank Strut. New Milford. a meal. Hartford Courant. always in style. It is shown in the new for they are not only safe, but light Cambridge gray, Oxford, and decidedly certain and prompt." LEONARD'S INSURANCE black. This'season, the fancy Great- contain no quinine, no laxa- ST ROSE'S coat, cut long and generously full, tive, nothing harsh nor sickening. Tak- AGENCY, tested on our IP All goods are thoroughly by us, promises to be much worn by' tourists, en at the "sneeze stage" Preventics event FLEE, ACCIDENT. and for weather. will-pr- Poultry Farm at Nichols, before being placed on THE FAIR. motorists, stormy Pneumonia, Bronchitis, The big show windows at Meigs & Co. 's La Grippe, etc. Hence the name, Pre- Old Companies, the market. ' St Rose's fair was opened, Tuesday store display many examples ;o these ventics. Good for feverish child- Lowest Rates. night, with an excellent attendance new styles, and there are hundreds ren. 4 Preventics 25 cents. Trial Boxes In using our supplies you have the benefit of and a fine time for all present. The more overcoats inside the store, all at 5cts. Sold by all dealers. Dr E. S. fair will be continued on Saturday the disposal of every seeker of a good Todd, HI of Stein-Bloc- h VETERINARY for , hall. overcoat. Visit store while ? Merit is the foundation SURGEON, our experience nothing. night at St Mary's , the soon, " all the lines are available in all sizes. superiority: In fabric, workman-sjvpjsty- le New Milford, Conn! Next Sunday, a collection for coal and""fit, this merit ' ' will be taken at both masses. W. C. It is ad- Samples Sent Free. up Hibbard will leave, Friday, Alexander Noe, for St Petersburg, Fla where he will mittedly competitors aa unreservedly i. We know men in this town who hate take a position at "The Huntington" as it is pointed out by friends. Da- Veterinary Dentist, . & sole for raedy-mad- e clothes because got hotel for the winter. He called on New vis Savard, agents P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. they " O1 in wrong in the beginning. They were Milford friends, Tuesday. Mail orders prompfly attended to. ' THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 190;.

LITCHFIELD COUNTY. O. Averill, the state eat tie commission- - Financial lattltii tloa. One Trouble Mr. I We are Washington. After Another. glad to hear that If. S. The Randall Company, p ;ct- - ton are looking for Milfurd 1 Improving in lotion ( j health I Incorporated) A WORD R. WATTS. at the sanitarium where he ryou to FROM J. Now Mllferd, Ma Loaaaa. opportunity Nervous Breakdown Followed stepping, Coaa.. ag Vtars R, J, Wntu U now lornlcd In the dry Bta, i speculate with your Functional and The ifotxU IiwIiim at Vancouver, Wah., Disturbance wedding, November 6, of Mis Mabel Kim money, go to a broker doing limine under th wtme of the MrsGleason's Life Was to George William Berger i in the church at Fair I In-- that maintains a Wittu Dry Good Co. Wrltinif the edi-t- r Miserable Until Dr Haven, of wire teret to Morris Mis unite r date of October 30, he ayi : Williams rink Tills many friends, as service and deals in Sims has often been a My Dr Mr Smith : Now tlwt we summer visitor 6 Cured Her. here. Wall Street securities. ire located i we think, j we fuel the of The liee'i Mis Skiltoil. who irue to India as ' rol vinit, r Nftflitct or laiproiH-- of t If want to treatment n,I.ii...... ,...11 i you Invest for whith we em-lor- the Un nwwuwry woman ilia uimunt inevitably Ifad to MHBimiunry, miiieq.,..jvovemuer 2. your money with safety, check. We are wt-l- l and happy and at a train of unfortunate rmilu and fre-- Gold to lift-tim- A big line of children' and in 1 quenty uf In time ladie' Bonds, time com-- miwry. Copon lome the near future may in securities that will almost of the become shoes fur fall and winter wear at Tay- pl.with your to tend an arti every organ body requft Biieciwi, me nwvtxiu aytttem I broken lor, Curtis & Co'. ImhuoU in return the on denominations of you current cle thU part of the country- .-! It. J down, the diitetlun i weakened and YYatU. of ymptom kidney trouble 1 rates for six develop. All kinds of grain high. Now I money Thin wan tht of Mr experience J, the to n Pen-fiel- time ave and the per cent write me. Gleason, a realduntof d, expense keep $1000 $500' $100 Roxbury. Monroe County, N. Y. , "I had stock by feeding the International nurtured for The securities that I year with weaknea with Stock food. At Taylor, Curti & Co'. bV THE which many women have." ah ay. sell, are the kind that "and this in time led to nervous pros- Trial Catarrh treatment are being Mr and Mr M, Bromton wit tration. I w often hysterical and can and Henry iimiivu um iree, on request, Dy ur The American Real Estate Co., you put away celebrate the 25th anniversary of their would sometime faint away' two or snoop, Kaclne.Wia. These test are uiree limes a oay. to the people-with-out -' and Bok with the weddinif on the evening of Saturday, proving a pen- Mlbt Day Building. forget about, "My stomach became so weak that ny'a cost-th- e value of this cien- - Fifth Avenue and 44th St., New York Novembers. A cordial invitation i great assurance that the prin- there wis hardly a thing I could eat tiftc prescription known to druggist extended to all their friends ind neigh' and keep down. 1 here were heavy, everywhere a Dr Shoop'a Catarrh' Gross Assets, Dec. 1 81, 1906, $91446,095.89 cipal is absolutely safe, bora. leaden pain through my (bdomen, Remedy. Sold by all dealer. was troubled with gas and my stomach Capital and Surplus, 1,519,518.20 that will receive Mist Hattle Larson spent Saturday was to tender that seemed raw. For you it English' drug store I showing the and Sunday with Mis Bessie Bronson. two week I could not walk on ac- 5wured by Improved New York Keal Eetate. dividend checks best and your, count of weak kidney and a lame back. largest, most moderately Edwin Dickinson spent Sunday even regularly by null, and that the "My heart Jumped and occasionally priced lino of postal card: New For full address in town. particulars market value of your Investment ing skipped a b at During these dreadful view of Bethel. I would have to be will Increase from year to The twins of Mr and Mrs Tschiudcr fainting spell year. taken out of doors. When I came to nave already received 60 callers. L. H. I conduct my business so that I would be weak and helpless for a long PRINDLE, flgr., no matter where you live, the best Robert Botaford spent Sunday with time. The least bit of noise upset my nerves and I waa the time First National Bank securities are available, whether Mr Bronson and family. all imag- Help the Horse Building, ining all sort of No article li mora awful are a small or Investor. impossible thing. you large Mr Me&tenger of New Haven was I had severe headache and was in bed (bout the stable thin Mica Room 805, 42 Church St., New Conn. entertained Hurlburt for two month. Axle GrraK. Put a little on Haven, A postal card will bring my at the house, the the tpinillra before yob "hook latest Investment list. past week. "I employed a doctor oft and on for op" It will help the hone, (nd several weeks, but when I failed to get vtiDf ue low Dome quicker. Bronson Bros, have started their fall I Thomas C. any better, gave up taking his medi- Perkins casting. cine. Dr Williams' Pink Pills were MICA AXLE Conn. recommended a friend and Capital, $250,000. I Surplus, $315,225.89 Mutual Building J Miss Pearl Green of New Milford by they helped me at once. I took the pills un- Hartford, Conn. will board Rev Walter Downs GREASE at til entirely cured and recommend them CHARLES G. SANFORD.Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH. Vice Prest writ-be- tter fa. Humphrey's to attend the.Booth school very highly." art this any O. BROTHWELL. Cashier. this winter. Those who are interested in the other rre(M. Cot the axle treatment which cured Mrs Gleason with ( hard, smooth surfare of Administrators Mon- Messrs Samuel Garrison and John powdered mica which mlucee Trustees, and Others Holding may obtain further information by friction. Ask the dealer for In Vallely are working in Washington for writing for the booklet "Plain Talks Mica Axle Create. eys Trust the to Women" and "Nervous Disorders" ITMOMt HI tMHXI Find a checking account of special value and conteDlence. It facilitate when call T present mutton whi )h we send free on request ItmrfrtuC 1 ed upon (or a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the Mrs James and bank balance the total amount of In 18 South Britain Announcement. Mathewson daughter. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic equals money trust. Hlmple, It not? We solicit your account, . Viola, are in New York. for the blood and nerves and have proved especially helpful to women Mr and Mrs William Allen entertain 'i First National and growing girls. They were used Bank, ed her niece and husband, a aom Address: 923 Main Manufacturers' few.days, extensively in private medical prac- i I itJn f Temporary Street, BrldKeport, Conn, last week. , tice and proving elficient in a. wide of diseases and safe Sale The quarry has again resumed work range absolutely in all cases, were placed upon ireneral after shut down for several weeks Of Decorated being sale with directions for use prepared Established 1866. Crockery. waiting for coal. by the doctor himself. Their merit has made them the most used fam- Just received direct from the Manufacturer It is rumored we are to have a black widely Financial. The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. a consignment of Pecorated Crockery con- ily medicine in the world sisting of t'uos and Saucers, Plates, Vegetable smith in town. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by Dishes. Platters. I'ltehurs. Bowls, etc. . all or will be Anything-i- the lot for Ilk-- Come In and Mr and Mrs D. C. Garrison are enter druggists sent, postpaid. box ; L. see tlietu. They are trolnir fast. their on receipt of price, 50 cents per T. Watson & taining nephew, Fred Lendeveg, Co., six boxes for?2.50, by the Dr Williams from the West. His family resided to., Schenectady, N. Y. BANKERS BROKERS At C. P. Williams' te here several years ago. Stocks and Bonds , Store, Mrs P. Jones returned to her home Britain. street to his new east of the Corner Main and John South in Huntington after spending' a week building Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. creamery. with her sister, Mrs H. Mallett, and Miss Loveland is said to be improv INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. niece, Mrs Nellie Leonard. ing after her severe illness. Work Wm. J. Veness, Mr and Mrs Leverett Castle has been begun on the new ho spent tel near the owned the South Britain, Conn. buildings by last Wednesday in Hartford. B antam Anti Friction Co. ' The "1775" brand of coffee pleases Mrs L. J. Pons has gone to Washing Sidney Moore has returned with his & 01 drink-in- James Co., when hers fail. We also have a twod if son, who mane a short in town. BRIDGEPORT Staples coffee for nnd ton, D. C, for a visit and will also take stay ie. Our Oolong Japanese W. S. Buell and have re teas are as tineas the market affords. Come in the Jamestown family Bankers and and get a sample. Our fall and winter stock exposition, turned from their extended visit to ANK Brokers, IkmiIh Ravings 189 Stat of rubbers, attics, felt uml rubber has i D. Adams has moved from the house New York state Street. Corner Court, arrived. Fresh and salt meat of all kinds at 1842. BRIDGEPORT, OONN. . reasonble priros. (irocerles and general near the depot to New Fairfield. Incorporated No bettor place to trade. OOR. MAIN and STATE 8T9. Deposits received subject to check and In- Mrs J. who has been ill terest allowed at t he of 3 on bal- Gough, very Conn. rate per cent Morris -8 Bridgeport, ances of )00 or over. the Jpast week, is slowly 6 1- improving. Surety Bonds furnished. CASH TALKS. Dr Pons is percent the attending physician and DEATH OF MRS SAMUEL ENSIGN. Will act as Trustees or Administrators In Dividends Payable Monthly. Rex shaved beef In 23c. Rex Miss LillieTreat of is $6,227,921.99 the settlement of Estates or In the care of jar, Bridgewater the Samuel Deposits, corned and roast beef, 23c per can. Nice Mrs Ensign' passed away, property generally, 2ac. nurse. Union Electric Assets, $6,781,461.98 'canned corn 10c per can, 3 for All other Thursday night, with pneumonia and Company Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private groceries at corresponding low prices for Mrs E. Of rooms for use of customers. , cash. W.Preston spent last week in funeral was held on aft- Dubuque, Iowa. the Saturday Deposits received from $1 up. New York. Rev Mr on all L. JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Brltaln.Ct. ernoon, Fletcher officiating. Preferred Stock, Price $97.50 Interest paid amounts, large P. Holzer. F. T. Staple. The young people were out with Her husband will mourn her loss very a Share. or small. pumpkin lanterns and masks onjrlal-lowe'e- n much as he is in delicate health. She T. B. DEFOREST, President Removal Notice. of Present earnings of Company suf- EDWARD STKRLING, I PrB8ldeta night, and some the older was a sweet singer and was a great f v,.e ficient to pay Interest on bonds, divi- P. B. HAWLEY, ones, cutting up the usual pranks. help to her husband when he led the HAWLEY, Treasurer The Trust Have removed my Barber Shop dends on preferred stock, and five per ALEXANDER Bridgeport rora Munson Hall to rooms over PostotHee Morris choir. cent on common stock. for where I shall do all kinds of Tonsorlal work. Save money by buying your drugs Write Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. Shop and groceries at the store of H. H. further particulars to, Company, open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. - Canfield, North "Woodbury. Courteous 1 State St.. Oonn. LOCAL NOTES. s BURR & Bridgeport, MARTIN CRANE, South Britain, Oonn. treatment and square treatment assur- KNAPP, National " Bridgeport ed. . Mrs and undi- Henry Hotchkiss has gone to Bankkri and Broker, Capital, surplus On 1 1 be vided NOTIOE-- and after May will at my Thomaston to her home. TEL. 423. Ml MAIN BTUKST. Bank. profits, $300,000.00 In South Britain prepared to do In RKmaKPoitT noun Receives Deposits any business my line. Thanking my friends Miss Kittie Camp has left Minneap 1806. subject tocheck, allowing for their patronage In the past and solicit a Incorporated Interest on accounts averaging $500 balance, share of it In the future. Bantam. olis to teach in Miss Mason's school at Rents Safe Deposit Boxes. Capital, 8215,850. Acts as A. on the Hudson. Executor, Administrator, Trustee t. Munson, Tarrytown D. & Surplus and Profits, $260,000 or In any Fiduciary Capacity. South Q. BEERS CO., Britain, Ot, VILLAGE JOTTINGS. Miss Johnson is for the studying pres NEWTOWN, CONN., F. W. MARSH, President. The ladies of the V. I. S. a ent at Simmons' a ORANGE MER WIN, gave college, taking three Manufacturers of Ability, Integrity and a Desire to VIcePres't, supper at the hall on Thursday even- EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. months' course, with nine other young E. Roxbury Announcement. ing. Serve You, H.JDDSON Treasurer. She Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, ' E. L. Oviatt his ladies. is working hard. has moved grain and Buggy.lops, Cushions, that Is what we believe you will find If you feed from the building on the main We regret to hear of the illness of H. become a patron of the Bridgeport National Backs, Bank; land behind this desire there Is great And all kinds of Trlmmlnus for and financial strength and solidity. H. E. Carriages mil- Garlick, . Wagons. Send for Catalogue. Resources to the amount of about two Newtown the account you in the Savings . lions piotect place Veterinary, Bridgeport N atlonal Bank. OONN. Bank. ' ' ROXBCBY, RlllP This is the finest T. B. DEFOREST, President. 135-- KlDDOn of Coffee on Long Distance Telephone ben(j 1855.) to-d- F. N. BEN Cashier. (Incorporated 9 "nfTW the market at HAM, Drdnu police. tno prlee. per ' pound. We want every one of our Coffee cus- Deposits Oct 1, 1907, $946,384.42 FALL and tomers to give this famous blend a trial; they won't regret It. Surplus, 30,000.00 WINTER GOODS, Mechanics' and Farmers Assets at par value, 1,000,636.52 STEPHEN FRENCH, Assets at market value, 1,029,571.52 Big stock of felt Bank and rubber , arctics and rubbers to lit STEPNEY, CONN. Savings Deposits of one dollar to one thousand dol- all. Our sheep skin lined coats keep out the New cold. Nice line of warm mittens and gloves Baik Builaii,(Wall St.,Bntprt lars received from any one person lu one year. for cold weather. Ladles', gents' and chil- Canfield & Davis, 1, 1906, $3,873,773.29 dren's nice warm underwear, all sizes. Groc- Deposits, Oct, President: DAVID C. PECK. eries and general merchandise. 32-- and 160,681.68 Newtown, Conn. Telephone Surplus Interest, Treasurer: ARTHUR T. NETTLETON THE MONEY SAVING STORE. Painters and ' Allen Paper Hangers. Assets, $4,034,454.97 Joyce, Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples Number of depositors, 11,587. Conn. Roxbury Station, In town. Deposits of $1 to 11000 received and Interest credited from the first of each month, payable People's In January and July of each year. Incorpor- Notice.' ated 1873. I Bank. Special OFFICERS Savings ' If you need anything In the dine of Paint- John L. Weasels, President or call at Cole Brothers INCORPORATED 1860. ing taper Hanging, Marshall E. ) Barber Shop and leave your order. Satisfac- Morris, vira Preaidonts tion In all work guaranteed. Fredk. B.Hall, ( New Bank Building, Bridgeport. Cole Brothers, L. 8. Catlln, Scrptary and Treasurer. Roxbury Station, Conn. KILLthe COUGH Deposits, $4,515,867.49 AND CURE the LUNGS Andrew Puchala, Dfinnsita of $1 will srarr unn in tlio ROXBORY, CONN. The fliddlesex saving line. Horse and Ox Shoeing, Carrlatre and Wagon WITH Repairing and General Blacksmlthing. Also Dr. Co. of Machine Work done. King's Banking all kinds Every, day : kinds of work done " OFFICERS after i p. m., all Plumbing 1875. Now In Its 30th of home when desired. Shop week Organised in year at your opea SAMUEL W. BALDWIN". days from T a. m. to 6 p. m. New Discovery business, being on the same plane as Savings 135-- 201-- President. Telephone calls 5 and Banks and under the supervision of the State PRICE Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since HIK W VVVino son & sim ' HENRY ATWATER, ENOCH P. UINCKS. Trial Bottle Free the Statute of 1889. Vice Presidents. ROBERT WATTS,' . umOLDS $1000. W. T. OAL,L,AGHEJR( J. AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. 5per cent Debentures of 1100, 00, 500, EDWARD W. MARSH. Main St., Sandt Hook, Ot. ' Formerly a Successful Merchant at Es- GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY and Treasurer. near New Statloa. Barber Washington Depot,Now Just Nicely Secretary Shop England OB MONEY REFUNDED. L. D. Sanford &Co., and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my work tablished the Dry Goods Business at FRANK HUBBARD. and even-bi- g. Vancouver, Washington guaranteed. Shop open every day 150 Conn. Book RaiorHonlng, A Specialty. State. - Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport, Keeper and Teller.

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!! ITT-- a Ver, TiOenUfnrHU Mimlh.M 'Arnold" OtnU lur rour Moolbc Vuur UuU t Uup. We meant to talk abouV lWilt'iieo of Thf Attractive IVny J. AinWam, the Finest Hats ih t he Ne v lK'Kit. wf Vsliinj.rtm Millinery Salon when we Goods. Nfwiown. Cuim., Friday. November . IWl began this Hat talk for Saturday, therefore this headline, but the writer Most every mother TlMFHONI, --. " fetched up alongside some knows about them A perfect dears of Hats just loruTifiRf rUtiei out of the workroom, for lw lroo Into (no $5.98 fant' Knit Abdominal Bands, 1.00 1.00 as little as $4.98 and 1 I ach too 4.00 (.00 Infants' Knit Gowns. ) Inch 1.00 l.M resist Night 10.00 and couldn't 2 Inche 1.00 1.00 7.00 simply 10.00 1600 Infants' Knit . ' S incbM t.M (.00 a word in their favor. locbM 8.00 (.00 1200 llt.00 t K.D0 10.00 WOO Infants' Knit Bath M column 4.00 Then besides, it's not so . column (.00 10.00 80.00 84.00 84.00 H.00 Infants' Knit Pads. (.00 12.00 ' to make Lap column 6.00 1B.0O B.OU 48.00 simple really H M.00 40.00 (0.00 Infants' Knit Carriage Pads. 1 colttma 10.00 a n n Mm pretty, stylish Hats for as Drawers and Leg-lot- s. as 54.98 and $D.y Infants' Knit BdlniotlcM,t)rTlrtTP.10o lln. little HtAll BOBprali til. lo ft word pat wek. : as when the artist has Carte Blanche in Ithe mat- m ter of materials when -- for $25.00 and $35.00 Infffnts' Knit Bibs. Hats Circulation : Cloths. and $50.00 are in question. Infants' Knit Wash (SCO Infants' Knit Outfits. January 1, IMC .... i Baby aslnngton llifjli clu)ol. liurr lioliisttr, rnncipai. Infants' Knit Vests. , , 4600 Last w,eek, Charming Hats, Infants' Knit Outing Flannel West Cornwall. I New Milford. . Ready-tc-wear,$1.98to$2.- 49 Wrappers. Inants' Carriage Bootees. OUR NEIGHBORS. THE HART-FITC- H WEDDING. BOARDMAN. Complete Outfits for Infants. , ( Invitations have been received for Mr and Mrs 6. W. Hoyt are spend- ing the week in Bridgeport at the We Return Fare on purchase ot $10 or more Hill. the wedding of Miss Margaret Green- pay Long home of George Buck. within SO miles from New Haven. We Sell because wood Hart to James Monroe Fitch, at Mrs I. F. Northrop, who has been Them, LOCAL NOTESOF INTEREST. Brooklyn, November 25. Mr Fitch is visiting her daughter, Mrs E. E. Howe, this is 'The Quality Store!' on the returned home, We expressage and postage on all purchases is extensive re- the younger son of Rev and Mrs Plains, Sunday. pay Dr De Wolf making Mrs C. E. Thomas is in Win- - Sfcnd for Charles N. Fitch of this and visiting amounting to a Dollar and more. Catalogue. pairs on the house recently purchased place sted at the home of her daughter, Mrs about Christ- n O! ' from Clifford Banks. Fred Hawley is made his parents a visit D. yj.r oiimnuiiB. the work. mas time, last year. Miss Hart has A balloon with basket attached con doing one or two was seen cast also visited in this village taining persons Fred Sherman's horse became assing over this place early Sunday tion for a few weeks. Stevenson. When shoppingin person in its stall, last Sunday morning, and morning. Wells Ferris is home for a fhort and amount called in to Mr and Mrs James A. Cochrane left Mrs Couch of uaylordsville is the time. your purchases J. Frank Olmstead was WHAT'S DOING HEREABOUTS, Wednesday for Florida, where they guesof Mrs C. E. Merwin. Mrs Laura Griswold has given up to $10 or more you receive shoot it ana mrs Monroe house here and nnved to Miss expect to spend the winter, for the Mr r. u. oi Bridge- her boarding Mrs F. J. French and daughter, who is at school in are guests of E. Monroe. where she will continue free ticket Clifford Coles, benefit of Mr Cochrane's health. port Torrington, Marion, spent a part of last week at a'retun trip by here. Mrs I. F. Northrop with her daugh the same business. , Worcester, Mass., spent Sunday E. French's in Shelton. Mrs C. N. Fitch is to address the Wo- ter, MrsT. W, Canfield, visited friends Viss Grace Bartholomew has been N. rail or trolley. MrsDisbrow of Easton is visiting a few in man's mission meeting in Norfolk on in Danbury, this week. spending days Bridgeport. Miss O'Brien of Ansonia was a guest Mail orders amounting to her Mrs Charles Radcliffe. sister, Friday and will be the guest of Mrs H. of Mr and Mrs C. B. French, last Sat- and Mrs A FLACJB. $2 and over.delivered free. . Mrs E. E. Sherman George H. Bridgeman. ' POPULAR TRADING Bethel. urday and Sunday. to New York on Mon-Ha- v Sherman went Those bells about which Dr Stevens Wben driving into New Milford to , Mr and Mrs Peter Reitter of Step- to visit Mrs E. E. Sherman's trade.the sheds at the store of Ackley, LINES IN MEMORY OF MATILDA at Stiles was talking so much recently, must I ney have recently visitecj C. W. Brown. & Marsh will be found conven brother, have been wedding bells from the Hatch E. CROWE. 'Loveland's. ; W. has returned to while this firm's stock of faded would not ask Mrs Frank $uick quantity of rice which was noticed ient, large Sweet flower we A little daughter was welcomed at Not Going Out R. after meat and feed will be found stay her home in Pawtucket, I., scattered in front of the postoffice the groceries, thy the home of Mr andMrs George Stowe, ' To drooD and wither in a world like weeks visit with her mother, Mrs attractive to ecoDonflcal buyers. in business two next day, this i last Sa'turday. Dr Wales is attend of L. B. Goodnow. Hon D. L. Smith was in New Milford, When purer spirits beckon thee away, ance. Staines and To share with tBem a home of perfect Mr and Mrs Stephen Tuesday, attending a directors' meet- Myron E. Cables, formerly known as but movwaig to the Andrews block, have been I Miss Minnie Brott of Weston ing. . "Pen Dragon," of New Preston, a ' ,; John Treadwell's in Tashua, Saturday Main St., where I will be better several here, this week, member of the firm of D. Burnham & And thou dost utter now a song of love able to the with a spending days The lovely large of hot house anrt Sunday .serve public bouqtrt With kindred in native skies visit-Ther- of Mr and Mrs Robert Co., was a visitor in town, Monday. He spirits thy Robert wj;s(m of Ridgefield is line of and the guests roses which added their sweetness to realms above . complete Jewelry ' is a happier home in Mr nd Mrs Thomag Drin Stsincs was entertained at dinner by Mr and home ; Satur- the communion services) last Sunday, The Christian's promised his 3 The Misses Hartnett are entertain- Miss Sadie Belle Craft spent Mrs Charles I. Leach. the were donated by Mrs Chauncey E. , richest prize. intr Miss Annie McDonald of Danbury. day and Sunday in Bridgeport, guest ' Beeman & have sold six head Mrs Mary of Shelton made of Mrs John Craft. Baldwin. - Strong Fair flower transplanted to a genial Bradley i Mrs R. W. L. A. of Bridgeport of steers to H. H. ' a short visit with Mr and Arthur Wendt, Mrs A. Angevine Monday and Tuesday of last week fat Pomeroy. clime the last week, of her sister, We not thee back to earth Beardslev. last week. New Milford. was guest; such when Wed wouW win H. E. Levitt. were rainy days that, For a of soda " t Mrs William Somer s, whothas been Mrs refreshing glass water again , - closed down.last dawned and one Dure svruDS call at dru? as housekeeper at J. B. Downs' for. sev- Toucey's'shop nesday bHght lair, with the store For oh 'tis with those spirits pure 4.- -.. -.. ... 1. a half ween, anwanJsn nuoM..O day afternoon, giving the help noticed a wash cut on nearly every line of Albert Evltts thine eiui iiiuuuia, leit iaat ' in the The one was of Lynch is expected soon to take her holiday. . . village. greatest F. E. Soule has the sole for Should :be beyond the reach care or of warm on near W. A. agency Just received a big invoice the Berkshire line Pres New Milford for the Buck pain. place. cold weath- ar.d otgar. gloves and mittens for the ton's and delayed the afternoon W. N. Noble Is a Horses! and rub- Druggist offering er from 10c to $1.25; also felt evening trains about two Hours. line of Wallace Yet nature weeps oh yes the spirit All " complete the famous Southford. ber boots for the cold weather. Bill bhine has returned and is confections. flown from the factory and domiciled over the barber shop Demands a tear shall it not be nice goods right again D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has ano) best makes on the market. and is to drive this wniter for Dr Stev- given? George Minor has opened a general Horses! they are the a good line of shoes, to ' but we are new horse guaranteed friend and Groceries are advancing ens. He brought with him a wear and stand the storm. A line bf We mourn p cherished sister merchandise store in Southford, where 19 of granulated 1U1 UVI.VU1. still selling pounds Lilt. stylish hate juft received. Also some gone he will keep a good supply of grocer- and the best kerosene The young people organized a Lit- An angel summoned back to sugar for $1.00 handsome summer caps. Wood values spirit and- - Remember we are club on - Heaven. ies, hardware other commodities, oil 10c per gallon. erary Thursday evening. In men's pantaloonR. Big Auction Sale A ; in headquarters for the best of everything The S. S. club met Tuesday evening A friend. which accommodate the public gen W. Miss L. E. in the United in groceries at the lowest prices. with Mr and Mrs George R. Smith. Spatcher eral and are always in demand. Wal at 2 P. M. While to exert his Mr and Mrs George Peikins of Eliza Saturday, N. Hurd, the grocer. endeavoring right Bank building is showing the latest lace Lamson will be in charge. to a bone with another canine, 'Ro- and in fall and winter beth street had a little daughter arrive y we will have"20 head of Horses con- styles to our salf-t- be sold without reserve ver, " the pet of the children and the ''October 20. signed at their home on Sunday, for the dollar. These horses are con- - . old millinery. A cordial invitation is ex- nigh faithful dog belonging to George New Preston. signed by the Bamum & Bailey Show and Washington. R.Smith, was so badly lacerated that tended to the ladies of New Milford J. S.Mayhew spent several days, last must go at your own price. They have 15 big it was found it would be necessary to and to in New the au workers and 30 nice driving horses and two surrounding towns inspect the week, York, attending and Mrs and lifr nice saddle horses and we will have 20 other kill him and Mr Smith had him chloro- Mr Claude Beeman HIGH SCHOOL. new hats. tomobile show, and reports a fine time. second hand horses. All high dollar horses. THE formed. tie daughter, Edith, of Bridgeport, were We have Harness. Wagons, new and second C. E. Rlddlford Is for moved hand. of Blankets from the On the editor of The Bee Mr and Mrs Filley now have charge headquarters Thomeas Lent of Danbury has on Wednesday and Thursday of Big consignment Friday correct and work in guests West; also Robes, Whips, In fact everything of the janitor work at the chapel and satisfactory watch into J. S. 'tenement house the afternoon at the High . Mayhew's Mr Beeman's father, Henry W. Bee that goes with the horse. passed was found evidence of a and clock repairing. Kemember of is the Sunday plenty near the grist mill in ' one the Hamilton Bros, has school, of which Burr Hollister woman's hand in the the entire Watch and clock repairing promptly Plijrntrees. man. just arrived home with two carloads of as work, - horses-a-s The writer has heard clean attended to at the store of M. W. Hll 1 good ever were shipped to New Eng- efficient principal. interior looking as bright and as land, all ready for the local market. " in regard to the school, when newly rennished a year ago. ' Bring in anything you have to sell. We pleasant things Stepney. will for ' Mrs A. of visited get you the money it. but he was delighted with the work as Sturges Wingdale Dqniel Wheaton has accepted a posi- West her son, theo bturges, recently, re Redding. witnessed and with the general tion as clerk with Hunt & Miller. Gold Seal and brand of he it, turning home last Saturday'. " ... Goodyear school. The spirit and conduct of the George H. Beck was home from Jmes Donnelly of Norwalk spent Last week Wednesday .evening, J. rubberboots, arctics and rubbers are the HAMILTON BROS., Town has a High '..school of which Yalesville over Sunday. at his home. L. Blackman discovered some baled best makes on the market and wear the ' Mrs Mary Memmott has been with Sunday They' Lead All Horsemen in has a reason to be proud, and he had stored in his mill on fire We also have a good stock of it just her sister, Mrs F. B. Wood, at New H. S. Wengrow, the tailor, was in hay longest. Connecticut. we this with no idea of flattery. and by quick work saved the mill felt boots and can fit say Rochelle.during the birth and death of New York, last week, selecting swell by you. Stephen 749 Water St., Opp. the Depot is evidently handicapped a little son, Francis Miller Wood, who off the side and the French at the MrHollitser new patterns for the winter trade. ' tearing rolling hay D,epot. Bridgeport, Conn. for lack of room, and the slow, easy only lived three 4ays. Mrs Memmott's into the brook. Mr Blackman feels daughter, Miss Dorothy, who has alsc Mrs Hine entertained the Sale held at 3.30 o'clock, rain or shine. going Board of Education ought to Henry sure that the fire was incendiary. The school members at her home, with a most W 0NDERFUL ECZEMA CURE," wake up and get that new High turned with her mother, last Saturday. same night a stock of hay on Umpa-wau- g - account of her ' 'West Indian project on the move.- Mr Hollister's JNurse Wheaton ot this place is now belonging to B. Read was burn- WiardPlowsI Mrs Wood. The for- "Our little boy had eczema for five work as a teacher is to be honestly with Cruise." gloom outside was ed up. writes JN A. Adams, Henriet- In ' and we know he has the gotten I in the fascinating narration. years," Sulky Plows, the Best the World. commended, ta., Pa. "Two of our home doctors Agricultural Tools of all kinds. Mrs Hine is the iaconteur,' and - earnestand hearty support of Secretary capital said the case was hopeless, his lungs SEE ME AND SAVE MONEY. . who is so well up the with her we sailed into a dozen ports in Roxbury. being affected. We then employed Kilborn, taking DON'T PAY ALIMONY. - carried on topic seas and wandered over other doctors, but no benefit sesulted. J. B. Fairchild, duties so enthusiastically by quaint - chance we read about Electric Bit- 44-- 3. - Mr Smith ad- summer isles. Her account was made PERSONAL CHAT. By Tel. No. Newtown, t. his lamented son. tess; bought a bottle and soon noticed dressed school invitation of Mr more vivid by many beautiful photo- York We bontinued this med the by To be divorced from your appendix. Harry Morris of New spent the improvement. Mr graphs of the scenes she visited, and a icine until several bottles were used, T?OR SALE CHEAP--- 8 good cows, or-- L Hollister. Mr Hollister stated that There will be no occasion for it if you week s end at Myron Thomas. young from when our boy was completely cured." derly and all rigbtn Durham and Ayrfhlr Smith was the first representative of a keep your bowels with Dr large collection of curios brought grade, due March and April. T. E. regular H. W. Beecher of Southbury held his .Best of all blood medicines and body Costigan, school who had vis- King's New Life Pills. Their action is the many islands added greatly to the Washington, Conn. , Connecticut High class at the'Booth school, Wed building health tonics. Guaranteed so gentle the appendix never has cause of not often singing ited his school. interest the, occasion. It is by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown ; Taylor, to , make the least complaint, nesday afternoon. These singing les that the Club so rare a Curtis & Co., Hook: P. Gar-- t Guaranteed at R. H. Beers & Co., New Monday enjoys Sandy J. sons are free to the Booth pupils. Any Bethel; L. Goulett, Stevenson; town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy treat and we could wish a larger audi- vin, one wishing to join the class can do so H. W. Osborne. Easton : W. B. Haw should call at the store Hook! r. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L, Gou-lett- ence of our townspeople might some Housekeepers 10c each lesson to the teach- Sherman ; Smith Brother Corn- The best way to get of & Wettereau and lcok Stevenson; Osborne, Eas by paying ley, Coggswell day be permitted to enjoy Mrs Hine's wall Bridge; Connery Bros., George- what over the Demorest sewing machine. ton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Sjaith er" you want, otj to story of this outing. New Milford ' town; J.-- Sullivan, Redding Ridge; of Great values in winter goods of all Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Hurl-bu- get rid what Mrs J. uoff is convalescing after a G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. W. rt you kinds. Bros., Georgetown ;J. M. bulhvan, .Red Gazette. Is is & Co., Ailen Joyce, don't want. to use ; G. F. severe illness. Df Pons attending Roxbury; ding Ridge Baker, Hawleyville ; - Roxbury' Station ; G. W. Hatch, The Bee's advertising Fred'Clayton, a genial clerk at the U. W. Hurlbut, Allen Joyce, her. Koxbury; Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, NeV Mil- columns. store of & Wettereau, passed Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, Try the Cogswell Bantam. ford ; E. H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Bridgewater ; W. N. Iroble, New "sin 'II" sds : ic a Sunday at his home in Bristol. Cogswell & Wettereau, Washington Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- one week. CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES. Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; C. word, ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing- P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins. ; Mr OASTOHIa.You ton Brown, Ren Mitchell of Warren preached Tha Kind Haw Always Depot Harry Southburyf Booghl ; W. OASTOniA.Kind You Brothers, Warren N. Hur Long The HavgAlways Bougrt C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins in the Baptist church on Sunday, No Baantli lili; druggists; 50c and $1. Trial Brothers, Warren ; W. NA Hurd, Long vember 3. Signature s : zoc. Kev B. on a vaca- - of Hill Druggists, Try them. J. Smith is away . V -

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canal across narrow peninsula THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. when the river made a great loop, The Newtown Bee wuuld the riv- which shortened, shorten FINE er seven mile and also enable the Fed- SERMONS BY REV T. J. LEE. KIDNEY TROUBLES Balsam the eral of hi licet to evade A n, Kemps gunboat sermon of great beauty ul expres-sio- rebel battteries at the other opposite and eluiuently delivered was that The kidneys sro essential organ THE ICE PUBLISHING COMPANY. ei d of the peniiinula, Although the for the k'iven by Rev T. J. Lee, which charmed keepliuj Uidy free from lw Will Mop nny roufih that "Gup" was cut through so that light if kliould fall the audience purities, they to work can ht Mtiupeil any craft could avail Itself of It, Butler at the Conirrvtrutlonal death would eiuuu in short Unto. e and cure ly AU.IWJN H.HaiTll, abandoned the which the ry rmnihm I'KMtbSSf KttlTON undertaking, church, Sunday morning At the close Jiillmiiiuuliiiii or irritation eaumul that cuunt't Al comim-io- u ie cured Vy any SKTHPU SMITH, u, &, government in ion. f tU( he liyhnmu feminine ileruiiKriuent J, avtiil H.miin administered the may oilier MteuMm', MtiiHrrmr, Tkiahchsh, and now all ersfts themselves of .... ,, preiitl to kiiinr exleril to the KiUuev this a distance ""r" It Is cut oir, saving thereby 'lper. unit aftVet tlirm, The fauM) cun U Blwnjs the Lest HKNKy M. HMITH, or seven miles. Aiken Landing. j, himdiiy evening an audience of about ao far removed couch cure. You cniuiot Vus Pmmimm? ni jui by using Lydia K. I'ltililiiims Vctfetiiiilu allot J t taut chances on OlNtHAl. AU.OT , Compound outer sand. that I he troul. will dlmimear. Buy j ""! Love. marriage to John Kulf. and the place When 1 i- a Mti 50 wmium troubled with ir..M- IML5AM cares frtl. Ten,, nOaaulor Moulin of exchaiiKe of pruionera during the The Ocsuifur r'ltir Mimtii. euurOanuatkipv monthly meetlnir of the Oirlittlan pain or weight In loins, backache, couo,ii, colas, brouchlti. wni. VII HID lull Ullll ' of Hi,. m nil MA swelling limU lir swell- nsm-i- ana lien Mlu..rn Hill a hVh Plwei Vml''"v,,r. 8wi,,ty IHw nnjt, couuini. lry ing under the eye, an uneasy, tired UU III blOCCS. Newtown, KrUUv, November m, IW7, alouinir from hiirh bluff toward the '""'"y evening, postponed from last Iirkl Conn,, feeling in the region of the kidneys, It doci not contain alco-- river. Here, In; July, 1h02. the whole Sunday she should lose no In la. a . . time com- MISS KAIL A.HEARN r ederal army was massed, to be at' oi, opium, morpmnr, cr TiLHI'niiNI, mencing treatiueut with any oilier narcotic, poisou. 41, tacked by the Confederates under Gen THE SUNDAY SERVICES. K. E. Lee with an army of 80,000 men ouit at uarmiui arug. Rev Henry M, Bowden of South Eg- E. confronting an army of 105.000, which Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound II Abvutisins (Ursa i will Con- f J ill iH , WW was a fleet of remont, Mass., preach at the JIIWllJ n supported by gunboats It may be the means of saving her life. Rend what this uiedlclue did lw Iran hurled their shot into church on Into tmo ai that and shell gregational Sunday next On for Kate A. Ilesrn. 620 Went 47th New York, who writes I i aca l.oo too l oo t oo Street, the Confederates with terrible effect, November 17. Rev Pink-ham- Leading Washlnitoi Business I IBCb l.oo l.oo l.oo 1.00 10.00 Timothy J. Lee of Dear Mrs. I'lnkham:-- "! owe a debt of gratitude to Lydia E, 's TOO and when the four hours' battle end i laches 1.00 1.00 10.00 111.00 New Milford will Vegetable Compound for It has wived my Ufa, I suffered with Meases. tt.OO ed supply again. Itachw t.aO 1.00 1000 U.00 the Confedertcs had met with a blood Ischial 1.00 (.00 1100 1S.00 10.00 Kidney trouble, irregularities and painful periods, and my was terrible repulse, to the 1 column 4.00 1.00 10.00 14.00 40.00 retreating The repairs on the furnace In fast turning to water. used ediclue for some time and it bw woods 5,000 on the field, while ,the your t Ueoluma 1.00 10.00 10.00 U.00 4K.0O leaving made me strong and well." 1.00 U.00 MOO H.00 00.00 the Federal with a loss of Congregational church were complet- army 2,000 Lvdla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made from native roots Hcoluma t.Ot 11.00 B.00 4S.00 U.00 retired down the river a little way, to ed, Saturday evening, and services lOOluma 10.00 10.00 40M KM 100.00 and herbs cures Female such as Falling and Displacements, Harrison's landing, which became the were Complaint, rendered in the auditorium, Sun- and Organic Diseases. Dissolves and espels Tumors at an early stage. You! chiefs depot of supplies while under day after two dur It strengthens and tones the Stomach. Cures Headache. General Are Baadiag aotlct, brnvitr lyp. too Has. McClellan called and waited some morning, Sundays, Debility Hoiail lo a won waak. and invigorates the whole system. For derangement of the Kidneys in aosparali sis. par weeks for the army ing which time services were held in either sex Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is eioelleot. ing been reduced from 105.000 to 88.665 the lecture room. to Going Build, Circulation: reported as nt for duty. Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women Here at Harrison s landing President James went Paint or Armstrong to Washing- Women I8H2, 600 Lincoln went to And the wreck. suffering from any form of female Illness are Invited to write January I, Army ton, Thursday, till Satur- Repair Your Buildings t disorganized. Such are the horrors of remaining Mrs. Pinkhsm, at Lynn, Mass., for advice. It is free. I day afternoon. While there he was em Last week, 4600 war Do you wonder that when the man called out from the upper deck of ployed in getting in readiness the old : the Richmond through the Megaphone creamery building of the Echo Farm IF SO Malvern s those of us who Hill" that Co., which has been leased the Bor- remembered those bloody days, craned by A nhnnncrnnh mnlra hnma hrluhtor We still have some good bargains in der's as a receiving station for milk. and will find in our necks to see, and stood with uncov- you Danbury at the and A" Lewis Phnnrursnh 9(1.1 boys' misses' school shoes, all solid Buy your Shingle, Lum LETTER ered heads as we passed that historic fitire Main spot, once made red with the blood of Warren Mitchell is out in a new run- - street, the largest stock in the state. leather. If in need of anything in this ber, etc., at my Yard. Write for a or when In Danbu- those who died in that deadly strife. about, bought of A. W. Bassett & Son. catalog line please give us a cal 1. Sandy At the of the James and Ap- This firm have received a new lot ry call and see what fine music can be A line of Hard- junction just i i Hook Shoe complete of naa. Store. etc. From E. L. John pomattox rivers a little way below, wagons. ware, Nails, Gen Butler with 30,000 men was com- pelled to retreat onto a neck of land on a David C. Bacon has been on the sick son penninsula and his force was made so list for a few days, under the care of useless for offensive operations that he Dr F. J. Gale. was said to be"bottled up." Many TO NEWTOWN'S DEAR heavy earthworks thrown up by But- Axes, Rope, ler still remain. This is at "Ber- When the Stomach, Heart or Kid Fur and Fur Lined Driving and CHILDREN muda Hundred." Berkeley. 38 miles ney nerves get weak, then these or- below was Richmond, the birthplace gans always fail. Don't drug the Coats. Twine. William Henry Harrison, once Presi- - Automobile Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or den of the United States. This place The Famous "Rubberhlde" Boots, a Rubber with Leather sole too, is where Mc Clellan retreated aft- Kidneys. That is simply a makeshift. And Those of The Bee's Wider that will wear three times longer than the ordinary Rubber Boot. er the battle of Malvern Hill. Five Get a prescription known to all drug- -- wear uioves and mittens. Invited. miles below at Windmills Gen weir Inspection Field. point, gists everywhere as Dr Shoop's Re- Grant's army crossed the river in 1864. . storative. The Restorative is pre- The Peck & Lines Co., F. when, on two pontoon bridges con- S. SEELEY, 185-20- structed in 48 hours, 138,000 Federal pared expressly for these weak in- 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Richmond, Va., October 15, 1907. troops crossed to invest Petersburg. side nerves. Strengthen these nerves, Washington Depot, Ct To Newtown's dear children : I will A little further down is still stand build them up with Dr Shoop's Resto- ' DBALEtt IN ask you to spend a few minutes with ing the large frame house which was the of rativetablets or liquid and see how me on a trip down the James River. birthplace John Tyler, tenth president of the United States. quickly help will come. Free sample Coal, Lime, Cement, We have now been two weeks in and As we move down the river we pass test sent on request by Dr Shoop, Ra- Hardware, around Richmond. The weather has where the Paints, Sandy point Chicahominy cine, Wis. Your health is surely worth etc. been fine and although each day has river enters the James and not very far 8tc., that river in Kent still this simple test. Sold by all dealers. Notice. been full to overflowing with historical up county stands the old church in which Wash- i interest, none has as yet exceeded the on - ington was married, and also that Edison' K A kit". 4ifr- Me. 4a aHt.3ilC A tickling cough from any cause, is Phonographs f deep interest that was excited in us on same river it was that Captain John quickly stopped by Dr Shoop's Cough and Saturday, October 12, when we went Smith was captured by the Indians, r, Arrived Cure. And is so harm- with excursionists 5000 in number down at Jamestown we found it thoroughly Victor Talking Machines Washington Mutual four steamers already at the dock less and safe, that Dr Shoop tells moth- the James river to Jamestown Island that had enthsiastic excur- Sheet Music brought up ers everywhere to give it without hesi- , hre Ins. lo., and historic old Jamestown. sionists from Norfolk and the James- and ALL the Records, tation even to very young babes. The Were I to go into any one of our town Exposition, which added much to and ISOOBPOBATED 1861. the spectacular open air scene and I am wholesome green leaves and tender Foreign Domestic, schools this morning and put the ques- sure will be to be told g POWELL G. SEELEY, President you surprised stems of a mountainous Always in Stock. tion, "When and where was the first that the steamers that came K1LBORN, among up shrub, furnish the curative properties FRANK J. Secretary, English settlement made in America?" from Norfolk was one that bore the cS'j WaCd won.. to Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms Conn. the answer would come, "In James- familiar name, "Rosedale." To make Edison Washington Depot, sure that it was the identical that the cough, and heals the sore and sen- Phonographs, town, Va., in 1607." So, why should craft in years gone by had plied between sitive bronchial membranes. No opium, (Cylinder Type) not one's blood be stirred at being one and New I looked her Bates Furnished on Farm and Residential Bridgeport York, no chloroform.nothing harsh used to in- Property ana Live stock. of a great company to go to that his- over and sure enough above the Victor just or a resinous TalkingMachines A Purely Mutual Company. No flleh Ton toric 300 from waters edge was So m jure suppress. Simply Lowest Con ground years the time "Bridgeport." (Disc Type) ed Expenses, and Kates at Noteh tensely had the three hours plant extract, that helps to heal aching sisteut With the Interests of the Policy Hold when three small sailing vessels first interesting ers. trip been to me that I was not tired lungs. The Spaniards call this shrub are far superior to all the imita- arrived at this point on the river, that with on first his my long standing this which the Doctor uses, "The Sacred tions. We sell them on THREE afterward called Jamestown, toric on the James river. And now Ladies Should Investigate the they trip MOMTHS APPROVAL, are to be and it are not sat- before I leave a few words about Herb." Demand Dr Shoop's. Take you the judge, you Good Points of the where they built a fort to protect you, isfied, we will buy are other make of machine name. We the river course, the river banks and no other. Sold by all dealers. you you themselves from the attack of savages, guarantee satisfaction. We carry a COMPLETE stock, so that you the back ' 9 country stretching into the can what want HERE. and then erected a church in which to For the most banks always get you Demorest ground. part the For rifles and eoods TermsCash or suit YOU. God, a church of the' the river all the from Rich- (runs, sporting creditto worship building along way call on Dan D. 44 Fairfield av- TALKING Machines of all kinds we have an mond to Norfolk Smith, repaired; Sewing Machine. simplest and rudest form. It is not are low, very low, Poll's and can machines at short notice. with here and there a short m enue, Bridgeport, opposite repair shop repair your my purpose to inject into this letter blurt, theater. EVERYTHING for the Talking Machine can be had at Can be seen at our store and sold at a price its lineal course, and none more than 10 Deal City ueuarimeiii, store ugurus. anything not calculated to interest 40 or 50 feet in height. An Stock of Groceries child life, so will merely say in this The tide from the Chesapeake bay When In Waterburytrad ng you can and Dry Goods. connection that this memorable excur- sets back to the city of Richm ond to tret a toothsome dinner at a small price Norfolk which is only 20 miles below at Calendar's Half Dime Lunch on The sion was made possible by the unstint- Company, Inc., Jamestown, is in its entirety, historic SoutrrMain street. Century & ed zeal and of the Coggswell Wettereau, hospitality Episcopa- ground. In the early days previous to 837 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. lians of Richmond, for the members the war of the Revolution the settlers Washington Depot, Ct. Mrs George Dunham, 1127 Broad Con- were harrassed by the Indians, when it Next to Smith's Theatre. and attendants on the General street, Bridgeport, invites old and new vention of Protestant seemed sometimes that the whole Eng- to make of her most the Episcopal lish would be exterminated patrons inspection population popular line of trimmed hats and trim- church of the United States, that is by them and in one massacre in 1622, Carl Bader, mings. Stock second to none in city holding its al three weeks' ses yon will remember that 250 English and prices less than same quality else- Washington Depot Market, sion in this wonderfully historic city. settlers were killed though enough where. war in Jamestown to Washington Depot. From Richmond four steamers of the escaped the pre- pare for its defense. Later came the A full line of Meats always on hand. Game Old Dominion line went down for the war of the followed the ii the season. Meats always of prime quality Revolution, by S. E. Sanford & Co. are closing out service and as little flotilla steamed war of 1812 then the dreadful Civil and prices reasonaoie. the by their stock of goods at a great sacri- in single file down the winding river, war, and in all those wars Virginia oc- fice. All the stock has been marked and historic cupied a very conspicuous place down to cost, and in many instances, a past homes, through country soil of no state in the The Melbourne Cancer probably the below. It is certainly a great oppor- hallowed by the history of three cen hu- Union has been so drenched with tunity for economical buyers. turies, it was a most inspiring sight. man blood as hers. Afraid, dear child- , Cure Co. The James river all the way down is ren, that my letter is already too long, A Town. I will close and in my next I will tell Leaky lined on both sides For made to with places of great to historic furs order, remodeled, 64 Bank St., Derby, Ct., you of a visit Williamsburg and to H. L. historic significance in connection with and Jamestown E. L. Johnslon. repaired go Reiniz & 34 P. 0. War Co., Arcade, Bridge- is 20 , Cure Oancer at their Sanatarlum and guar- Indian wars, the of the Revolution There in a radius of miles of Hawleyville, by actual mild port. antee a positive cure. They also treat and the recent Civil war, of which you estimation, roofs to 305 houses, 219 barns and 465 smaller build- cases and old sores at your home if desired are learning something from your his ings that are leaky. They need new Shingles, and there is not and can send you a blood medicine that wll as the A large audience greeted the High can do in than at cure internal growth of all kinds. Corres- tory years go by. Of some of a place or spot that you better buying Shingles pondence solicited. References gladly given. these places we will write our observa- school pupils in their Hallow'een enter- DR. KENNEDY'S Piatt's. Our stock is complete and assortment second to none in Established for eight years. tions as we pass along, confining our- tainment at the Town hall, Friday the State. Just note the different kinds enumerated below, selves entirely to points of which we can show and sell particular evening, under the direction ot Princi you. interests in connection with the Civil FAVORITE I. F. LEWIS. pal Curtis E. Cook and the assistant Manufacturer of war. Th'e history student has learned Vancouver Red Cedar, (none better). that Richmond was a great strategic teachers. The program included : Blankets, Robes and the Civil the Red as Harness, point during war, being chorus,' "Anchored, "school; Washington Cedar, (nearly good). of the so called Confederate Opening Remedy Stable capital New Brunswick White both 16 and 18 , IT mods. states and for a long time the war cry recitation, "When seeing things at Cedar, was "On to Richmon 1" is backed over 30 of John St,. RitTrmamBT. and time and Night," Marguerite Beecher ; read- by years inch best manufactured shingle in the market). time again were McClellan's forces remarkable success in the cure of ing, "If You Don't Watch Out," An- driven back', and much blood and treas- Kidney, Liver and Blood troubles, California Redwood, (a new shingle for these nie Murphy ; short scene from "Ham- to wo- ure was sacrificed before the evacuation and the diseases peculiar and a good one). BE AFRAID to call of Richmond was accomDlished. We let When the Frost is 6n the Pane," men. Not a patent medicine, bat parts Store ;" Cornell's Florist have to move a used Dr. David Don't foranvthlnz you may only eight miles below Herman Tiemann ; piano duet, Helen prescription by Pennsylvania White Hemlock, (the kind that need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. Kichmond before we s Kennedy in his large and Bnccess pass Drewry and May Houlihan ; recitation, Miriam We make a Specialty of Floral De- Bluff, where the Confederates built fill nrarlirp imrr hpforfi hfi nlftCRll lasts forever). and Decoration. Vivian signs Wedding early in the war a fort to defend Rich- Smith; minuet; recitation, Q it before the public The formula never clos- Louisiana Cypress, (one that rots). Cornell's Florist Store, mond from an invading foe. Here in Wetmore ; scene from Macbeth ; ;J is in keeping with strict scientific May, 1862, one year after the war had school song. The dramat- Dismal use this 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. ing chorus, Swamp Cedar, (millionaires commenced, a Federal fleet consisting of the highest standing have pre Phone 619-- Greenhouse 457-- 6 ic scenes were clearly rendered and Store of the iron clad, Monitor, three other scribed Dr. Devid Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kind). iron clads and other a'med vessels effective. The parts were : Hamlet, their patients. This statement can be proved abso. claimed Favorite Rem-ed- v Bail- lutely. We have never that else in doors, made an attack on the fort and aft- Crossley Wallace ; Horatio, Jesse will cure all cases of Kidn.r. Liver and Bladder And anything lumber, timber, sash, blinds, er a of com- and associated but the fact re fight several hours was ey ; Ghost, Richard Carmody ; Guard, diseases ailments, mantels, house trim and mouldings that you may be in need of. mains that it has cured many cases pracucauy aoan-don- pelled to withdraw and float doWn Hou- CASTORIA stream. Phillips Morris; Macbeth, John by physicians. Opposite Drewry's Bluff is Do yon suffer from any oangerons symptoms of and Children. lihan ; Ruth Annie Por Infants another bluff where redoubts and rifle Witches, Johnson, Kidney, Liver and Blood troubles ? Have yon pain In urine with sediment, pain in passing pits are pointed out, although Bome-wh- at Ruffles, Clarice Botsford and Florence back, cloudy The Kind You Have water, constipation, skin etc, I ir so, C. Always Bought hidden by a of 40 Miss eruptions, E. PL scrubby growth Beecher ; Lenox, Herbert Ferris. uont delay, dui use nr. isnvio. iveuueuy b r wunw ATT, Fourteen miles down once. Ton have a bottle years. the river Miriam was encored in her re- Remedy at may sample Conn. Bears the we "Dutch Smith and booklet containing valnaole advice mailed abso- Hawletville, pass through Gap" made Dr. David of memorable in from cital. The entertainment netted about lutely free by simply writing Kennedy's Signature history the fact Sons, Rondout, N. T. Mention this p&per. Large that Gen B. F. Butler undertook to cut bottles 11 .00, at all druggists. la THE NEWTOWN BEfc, FRIDAY NOVEMhU 8 !;

"TheCorner of (Jood The Newtown Bee Shoes." tCDor r cakes'. Vi i.iii, frill)', ,.ii.l-- , hvf, (Best for I of all makes NEW HAVEN COUNTY. Fall South Britain.

THE CKNTER SCHO'L Footwear! The name of the children of the v Center school whom) attendance was a Octobt-- r CORN SYRUP . jwrfeitt fur the month of are JSgSg All of the good in follow : G. lU'linrr things at AniliTnon, 0. An everyday sweet for all people, w Stanley Anderson, Marian A. Bradley, (kM Sherwood Emernon, Lloyd Fowler, vi' A' w Dernlce I. Hubbell, Ruth E. Hubbell, Shoes fjO CORN PBODUCtS Harold Nelaon, Frank Nelson. f r MFC. CO. Nymber of pupil during the month, M V?ViVO and 34 ; average attendance, SI.

Mid lil.lltk i;,.V,.,ll kirn r.ii,-nts- IMIM WUHIlll ...VIV. IVVUI MM, Rubbers from a three'evka' visit in Bridge- port, " " " Mrs Charles Bradley 'entertained the , for Fall and Winter,Wear Ladies' Whist club, Friday afternoon. The Thanksgiving After the game g sumptious lunch was enjoyed by all. Linen Sale ' Several men gathered at the Congre-gation- al s?4? POPULAR parsonage to excavate for the new furnace which is soon to be put '; M PRICES. in, Dinner was served for the hungry' STARTED THIS WEEK. workers in the Parish house by the ladies. fa vi$y , Mrs George Cass, who Has been ill, is able to be out again. We tribute to King and the occasion he pay Turkey - with an event of Plain and Edwin Pierce was home from Water- w5k Hubbell Bros., graces underpnced selling Fancy Sunday. Linens. burylover Mrs Samuel Post of 'New Haven ; i Derby, Conn. , Prepare to do King Turkey homage provide fresh, spent several days in town, lust week. snowy, immaculate Table Cloths, Napkins, Tray Cloths, Mrs C. entertained the La ' A.Bradley Doilies, and Center Pieces, to grace his brief but joyous dies' Afternoon Whist club last Friday & I reign. afternoon. There was a good number We have gathered together wide assortments of the present and a very pleasant afternoon The Place most Table and will sell them much below was enjoyed. After the game refresh- worthy Linens, ments were served. I ' this Sale. These sale To buy your regular prices during Thanksgiving Mrs Fred Schwartz and children, are not the result of meth ods. prices ordinary merchandising who have been spending two weeks at Feed, Grain and we bought these goods before the advance and furthermore Long Hill, the guests of Mr and Mrs E. Skidmore orocerk whose know Lyons, have returned to their home John Thornhill, we only bought from manufacturers goods we L If you want the best at the lowest here. to be worthy and good in every .particular. Of Brookfield. prices is at my store. Give me a 0. G. Kase of Newtown moved his i call. Come visit this sale compare the prices with others ,i j family into Samuel Pierce's tenement - tion at the power house, will soon youjsee printed. house, last week Thursday. Mr Kase FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Homer W. Atwood,v And don't to there lies the move his family to Ridgefield. f$ forget compare quantities is workng in the steam sawmill jtist Mrs Lewis Meade made a business Southford, Coon. whole force of our and the cause of our back of Mr to New York and will be able to argument heavy Pierce's. - Hill. trip Greenfield Dlease the youmr people with a fine lot V A. N. Bronson and attended selling. family of Christmas toys at reasonable prices. the golden wedding of Mrs Bronson' s NEWSY GLEANINGS. The popular grocer, David b. Meade, Mr and Mrs Ransom 0. is a fine assortment of groceries Table Damasks Hemstitched parents, Beers, John W. Ferris, who has been se- Notice. Napkins which will please the appetites for Special at their home in Long Hill on Satur- verely ill at his home here, during the dinners. am "atrent (or the American Champion October 6. Thanksgiving I Matched Table Sets Renaissance Scarfs and day, past week, improves very slowly. Road Machine, the !est make on the market. Also have all parts (or repairs always on hand Miss Minnie Luther is quite seriously Mrs Helen Smith has returned to her or can furnish them at short notice, and can Linen Towels Squares Lyon1! Plains. furnish edges (or all makes of road machines. ill at her home near Pine Tree corner. home in Derby after a pleasant two Hemstitched Scarfs A trained nurse from Danbury is car- weeks visit with friends in Greenfield. A. W. CARTER, Bethel, Ct. Bath Towels and AT EMMANUEL CHURCH. for her. 463-- ing Mrs R. S. Barrimore of Black Rock Telephone: Embroidered Bed Spreads Squares There wll be no service next Sunday, Mr and Mrs Albert H. Keuhne and spent Thursday of last week," at her October 10, at the Emmanuel Episcopal Table Linen Lunch Cloths son, Fjredrick, and William Keuhne of former home on street. Edward Palmerhas from the Napkins Congress all the members and returned New Haven with church here, but enjoyed a week's stay W. hospital, where her was Embroidered Doilies Doilies Mrs E. Nichols is home from a friends of the church are cordially in Bridgeport eye Cluny Mr and Mr Gottleib Keuhne in the Pur- removed on account of cancer. We are short visit to friends in the Park City. vited to attend the service at Christ chase and while there enjoyed the hunt- glad to report she is recovering rapidly Hemstitched Cloths Linen Tray Cloths Mr and Mrs W. B. Hill have returned church on Redding Ridge, where they ing and captured a fine lot of game to from the operation. from their briet wedding tour and have are to celebrate their 175th anniversary take home with them. Mrs James Blakeman is gone to housekeeping at Mr Hill's of the founding of their church. The visiting at John Kowalski of the Purchase fs home on Greenfield Hill. celebration will continue through Mon- Leander Wheeler's. having a large addition built on the east C. S. Banks and will soon day. All are cordially invited to be Mr and Mrs Fuller and Mr Utard of side of his stock barn. family A interest- New York 'at Millcroft THE HOWARD & BARBER move into their newly built residence present on that day. very City were for on Greenfield Hill. Their new home is ing program has been made ready for several days, last week. Southbury, one of the most attractive found in the occasion. Bonnibrook is closed for the winter CO., SCHOOL INTERESTS. that residential locality. and Mr and Mrs Chatfield and Mr and NEIGHBORHOOD TOPICS. ' Those in Rev Joel S. Ives, of the Mrs Morgan have gone tto Bridgeport. Derby, - Conn. interested the cause of good secretary Mr and Mrs F. Silliman have closed Connecticut oc- Mrs Frank has schools are invited to attend a meeting Missionary society, their house in Lyon's Plains and gone Wooster returned, to be held in the Town hall, Southbury, cupied the pulpit at the Congregational to Bridgeport. after spending several weeks in Shel- Eli Wakeman house Friday evening, November 8, at 7.30. church here, Sunday morning. is having their ton. painted. for a useful Wes- opens Subjects: "Schooling Mrs Henry L. Burr and Mrs B. Mr and Mrs Warren Bradley have Miss Ella Wooster has returned from Preparation the, life," Charles H. Judd, New Haven. ley Bui enjoyed the excursion to just returned from Jamestown expo- a visit with her niece in Trumbull. " way to "The Facts in the Case, Charles D. Pittsfield, last Wednesday. sition. . Mr and Mrs E. S. were at 9 Mr "Mrs Marvin Darling Busjness Success Hine, Hartford. and entertained the x Charles Rapello, who, has been hunt- Whist club, last week Tuesday evening. their summer home, Sunday. COMMERCIAL AND SHORTHAND COURSES. ing in this locality as the guest of Ar Mrs I. Thorp has just returned from Benjamin Pierce is very low with thur J. Hull, has returned to his home Dover, N. J. Her son, Warren, is very Enter at Time. No Classes. Individual Instruction puumonia and is not expected to Trumbull. Any live, in New York. 1 ill. at this writing. A trained nurse is Mrs E. 0. Shipman of Norfield, who in attendance. Andrew B. Wakeman had the mis has been very ill with typhoid fever, Capt A. B. Randall of the U. S. S. on fortune to lose one of his horses, last passed away Saturday. Hannibal , who has been spending a Businesss Four of the family of Elmer Lewis was Stillman College. Monday. The Bee representative pleasant- few days with his parents, Mr and Mrs have been to the Waterburyhos-pita- l, taken entertained at dinner, last Monday, 297-30- 3 Main Conn. E. T. Bedford of Green's Farms has ly W. F. Randall of Chestnut Hill, re Street, Danbury, ill with typhoid fever. at the home of Mr and Mrs H. B. sold his fast trotting mare, "Sally Si turned on Monday to Portsmouth, N. wuaammmmmmmm Mr Blomfield of the Woodbury Con- Wheeler at the s monds," to parties in Kentucky. Forge. H., where his ship is being overhauled gregational church preached in the Eli Wakeman is his house and for her with the Master Roy Weber and Miss Gladys improving prepared long trip Methodist church last Sunday. Next it Samuel fleet to the Pacific coast. He Weber, children of Joseph Weber' of by having newly painted. that goes Sunday Mr Dane of the Woodbury of Easton is the work. will first to this place, gave an enjoyable Hal- Turney doing go Trinidad, after taking Methodist church will preachy Md. lowe'en party at their father's hand- Fred E. Bennett has purchased 11 on cargo at Baltmore, Benjamin Pierce is very sick. some country home on Greenfield Hill, acres of land of Mrs Eliza Davis on Charles J. Hinman and have family Thursday evening, to which about 30 Davis' Hillj returned to home in their Brooklyn, of their young friends were invited. Mrs J. Si' Ward is among the sick N. for winter. Y., the ' The decorations which were elabo- ones. Her daughter is with her assist- Mrs Elmer Lewis and Tthree children rate, were tastily arranged with nu- ing in her care. Keeping constantly - Is i were taken to the Waterbury hospital, merous Japanese lanterns, making a at it the key to Pliny Hull of the Forge has taken a successful - m Are you in want of a Gasoline Engine; if so write for prices or sick with advertls- Sunday, typhoid fever. pretty and artistic effect. at the Axe' ; call and see my ..position Bradley factory ing. Mrs E. H. Brown has gone to New doing carpenter work. Haven to winter with her Branchville. Air-Cool- spend the ed Famous sister. You cannot spurt much and Engines THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. Which are ahead of else on No water to freeze or Miss Faith Sanborn visited her moth- Huntington. win. "'A bMness career that anything the market. up Mrs William of and carry around for portable work. er in Torrington over Sunday. Gragg Michigan by fits and starts will not - Mrs goes Write for list of second-han- d both Water and d. Leverance of Stamford visited Mr AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. engines Josie Wesa has gone to Brooklyn, sq well in the long run and Mrs Andrew Godfrey at Maple pay N. Y., to work for Mrs C. J. Hinman. Mrs E. S. has returned from as a business that follows a S. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. Shade, lasj week. Hawley Rev Mr Roberts has appointed a a visit with her daughter in Ridgefield. course mapped out for it and Boston Store: 66 Street. The many friends ,of Joel Godfrey, High meeting for Friday evening. its advertis- who is at the Norwalk hospital, are Mr and Mrs F. P. Brownson have keeps increasing as' Mrs Charles Hine and son visited her to hear he is been visiting at S. B. Brownson's and ing the business demands Diamonds, Silverware Goods. pleased improving. Watches, Optical mother in Stevenson recently. at E. N. Baldwin's. it until the maximum is reach- and Cut Glass. Mrs Abbie J. Partridge received the has returned to ed. There is a maximum for sad news that her nephew,. George Mrs Ida Reardon Mrs ' 1127 weeks with small business which George Dunham, Broad Weed, of Stamford, is seriously ill. Shelton after spending six a beyond street, Bridgeport, invites old and new Mrs L. B. Gray. it is not or to to make of her most Miss Amanda Avant and sister, Mrs economy policy patrons inspection to popular line of trimmed hats and trim- Minnie Hanford, have moved to South Andrew Beattie has been obliged go. Brookline Chronicle. mings. Stock second to none in city Norwalk. kill his horse, which has been sick for ESTABLISHMENT FOR OT and prices less than same quality Mrs Glen Slocum and son, Edward, so many months. - are her Mr and Mrs ,j Our columns furnish , JEWELRY. visiting parents, Paul Rehnberg and son have opened i Nod. . - iOWAUin Conn. John Godfrey, at i , the key to success- Bridgeport, Mr and Mrs Williatn Allen have re- an office in Derby. The family are at In For furs made to advertising I order, remodeled, turned to their home in Mount Vernon, their home in the Center where they i and to H. L. community. repaired go after spending several months in their wiH'remain for the bv & 34 present Iful jMC "WC Repairing Reiniz Co., P. 0. Arcade, Bridge- home in ?lf 3ff Hf ff W this place. ' Fine Repairing. ; Mail Promptly Attended To. port. - of A Mr Arter, who has accepted a. posi- Alice, the J it tin lti,v, H fw.7ti THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1907, 13

! The Best in the World Ladies' and Men's i Royal Worcester The Newtown Bca Tailoring. R. Beers & Co., AND H. Drugs . Newtown. Conn. Also Dressmaking, Piibuvmbu Ht Ton Corsets. THE BEE PUBLISHING COXFaNT. and ,Bon Ready Mads and to Order. Pfrf'Ct Fitting Ladles' and Gents Oarroenta AIJ.I)!, P.fiMITH. Jatlafylnf Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. PMawlliBUT and Kmtt AKTHCtt J. aMITH. Groceries. TMIAlUMfM. Ikaulliylof t ti4KBTAIIV. Aao HvniaaM Uakauim. a W Mil ) t't pir. rouamouit utt QK.NKY at, H(TH. Joseph Brenner, VtOB PNIHIDIIIIt For Ao Farmers i Uanaaat TAYLOR, CUR.TIS Oaaaoo Bulldlna, Newman, Cooo Aciit C.H. taTllAaVaar, T Uwii for rili Koalhi.U Finch, CO, 0uu f.ir Ki.ur Mnaiba. Four Ooit a Oopy. and Tas Brick Stort, SaBy Hook, Undertaker and Embalmer. Successor to Newtown, t'uiin., Friday. K. IW7. IMta ife JMti, Blacksmltblni, Carriat; nd Door Workers Out Sandy Hook, Coan. W(oa Impairing. Prindle & Horris W.H.PWNIILI, L.OMOHW8. We Have the In C. .. SNIALLKY, ACVlTIlt.B KlTkB t just thing Funeral Directors tw lmo Imo (mo taai Sunday Houm: 10 to 11 a. KTAW.IHIH 1M. BOft 1.00 too 1.00 too l and Embalmer, II 15.00 f'wwtical I loch too I.(i0 4.00 (.no 12 to 1. rlorsasbatr. Slnchw 1.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 IMW iti).; Wtia and OarrtMS Ha Newtown, Conn. Slocbaa ISO 1.00 10.00 U.flO K.OO and I.IO 12.00 IH.O0 10.00 form KalaUsii al HlaciunlUilai la tlncbe (.00 TELEPHONE SERVICE I all i Imo-li- FlM elua urkuaMhlp 4.oo (.00 lino B4M 40.00 lusntniMxl and prlrr alwaya waaonaljl -l column 6.00 10.00 tO.OO W.OO W.00 Call I -I Corduroy Woodbury Local, 16.11. T'rphiOuo''M:Uafli Brldfport Ul villus Telephone column (.00 12.00 (4.00 M.00 80.00 V4 column Hi 10.00 B.00 4b.OO (0.00 8.N.E.T. Co., 76. W. H. Prladla B--t U 0. Morris, 4- lonltim I0.IV .n 40.00 (0.00 1000 i belong to tht Lined and Rubber NOTICE I Sheep Lined h niavai mini MfiH Baadiai noma., b'vir typ. 10c lla. MIIQ 4 Oall M w)S Hmll a la. Ic a word , tVH anoprl pr wk. Coats. kind of put on four bane, turn HALWEY.WILMOT& The Men it.-- uf uliuon and nil welhutmjf oldlUUtO Only REYNOLDS Circulation : B M. TUTTLEt Great Values for the Money. Tailoring HOUTHHUKr. OONN. UNDERTAKERS, January I, IK too IM 8tM BU Brldjeport, Oona. I Hu.ip cloaad amy Saturday boos. IN NEWTOWN Last week, 4600 OaOHOa B. Hawlit, Tina 8t Near Park At Ready Made and to order. sdward a, wilmut, M unntoa Ave. Ladles' and Men's Garments Clean lon B. m Waat Announcements ol Trumbull Hitnolds, Ave, & ed, Pressed and Repaired. Telephone BJ R H. Beers Co., Children's Corset Covers Merchants. HOME NEWS. , Newtown, Conn. and Ladles' Waist Patterns for Sale. John T. Porter, Trun,bttlu.0onn. Henry G. and W. R. Curtis were in P. F. Joseph L. Goodman, E ipart Horsasuoar Keating, New York, Wednesday, attending the IWOnicc Building. Newtown, Conn. land ; Gaaaral Blackamith. FURNITURE DEALER, automobile show, All kind of Oarrl&ff and Waxoa Impairing Undertaking and In all Ita it has been closed in the of dun. Shop open week from J a, iu. Embalming memory every day branch, promptly and carefully attended to, Mrs William Shea and Miss' Anna FAIRFIELD COUNTY. to (p. a. Strict attention paid to bualnea. the older inhabitants. We earnestly rrlcoa raaaooable. Term Omq-.- HANDY HOOK. CO.NN. Shea attended the funeral of Mrs English's hope it will be only temporary and not Carey in Danbury. Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Jerry occur again. Wm. I tin' of WE CARRY J. Beehler, Mr and Mrs A. H. Curtis of Monroe Brookfield. Mr and Mrs F. H. Beers and remarkably rnVlcnt for trealmciit daugh- CtM'tilli. uiLliri and other pulmonary amd IllK tm'k of Kelt and Iiublx-- r funeral dlrictor were guests, Sunday, of Mrs James ter started for Brooklyn on Tuesday, Boots. Amir and iiulilx-ra- . Also lino line of Ehbalkr, Mr Beers for medical treatment HIiia'h for the Ladle Men and Children. Yuu Partridge. going Assistant Id attendance. English's Drug Store, ran save uioney by huylnir your footwear at Lady alwaya JOHN SKIDMORE THORNHILL. as one of his knees has been giving Wo Clias J. Eiurllxh. I'rop.. BETHEL. CT. my ioru. carry all aifiit and can tit you Telephone Connection. Brookfield, Oonn, Mrs W. J. Beecher and daughter, him a trouble of At the October election John S, quite little late. S. J. Ct. Miss Florence, passed Wednesday in Parks, Trumbull, Thornhill laid down the cares of the Mr and Mrs Thomas P. Bristol start- New York City. office of first selectman after a term of ed for the Jamestown exposition on Monday to be a week or Sedding. If You Are Looking Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton, Mrs James Bedient of Wilton is visit- service lasting five years. When he gone more. came into office the balance the The Whis-coni- er Funeral Director i and ing Mr and Mrs W. G. Hard. against farm of Thomas Halpin'of AT CHRIST CHURCH. For No. 1 quality In Flour, Food and Gralmwe Embalmers. town was $4,321. When he handed the was in have It. Just arrived two sold early the week to a rant containing New Next Sunday and Monday, November Fancy Corn Meal, Kanry Cracked Coru.Cholce York State License. W. C. Minor of Waterbury passed books over to his successor it was Mr Clark of Mount Kisco, N. Y. The Bed Wheat, Kallir Corn. Feed Mon- Day and Night Services. 10 and on Hurley, with Mr and Mrs C. E. Minor. on 11, Christ church the Ridge arch Chop Feed, etc. We have some side lines 156-- Sunday $2,700. This was done a parties will take possession somewhere Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 2 will you would do well to look up. ltemember the which celebrate the 175th anniversary of Branch Office Kldgefleld. Tel.: No. 1. tax and a decreaing grand levy, about Christmas.; place, E. C. Deland, of the editoral staff of the foundation of their church. The The Farmers' Feed made it close figuring. Mr Thornhill At the club held home Store. Country at the Rev W. H. the rec- the New Haven Leader, was in town, was born in in 1864, the committee, Jepson, Bridgewater of Clark Joyce, Dr and Mrs C. A. Ry- Wednesday. tor, and Stephen Sanford have a very Chester F. son of Samuel and Elizabeth Thornhill. der received the first Mrs Brinsmade; E. W. TROY, prizes, Pope interesting program arranged for the JR., He has had the position of collector of and Trumbull, Conn. i Eugene Lake the consolation. The IBOTB UliDQ,, BANDY MOOK. yl The boss Flash antiseptic hand clean- occasion. The public are cordially in- taxes two years, was a member of the next will be held with Miss ruraitare A flew Lla of Us Lataai er, something entirely new and will meeting vited to attend the services. The fol- Gaaaa. school board nine years, being three Juliette on clean your hands as nothing else will, Sagendorf Friday evening. lowing is the and invitation DaaartakUf-- Ia ail ita Braba. years secretary and acting visitor, program at Morris', the grocer. It is great stuff At the A lpha club, held at the home sent out by the church to all their Telephone Troy' Hotel. No. M--l For five years he held the office of town and The Bee force knows it from a of Mrs C. G. Williams, Mrs C. B. : Gloves, treasurer. Mr Thornhill married Anna friends trial Hawley and S. A. Blackman received experience. M. Tibballs of New Haven and has Sunday, November the 10th. and A. the first Mrs J. W. Wells and W. HONAN, with chil prizes, boots Mo- been blessed a family of six Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, ! Nobby new line ofjfelt at James Lee, the consolation. There will Ftfncral Director and Embalmer, dren, three sons and three daughters, 10.30 a. m., sermon by the bishop. Mittens rris'. They are all right and the prices be no meeting of this club this week. Mr Thornhill is a member of St Peter's Festival d Tilipboni NtwTvWN, Ct. are right, too. evensong an conrfimation, The kind that every lodge, F. & A. M. He is a man of gen- 3.00 p, m. St James' choir, Danbury, farmer wants, at A big line of children's and ladies' ial temperament and has a host of Monroe. will render the music at this service. shoes for fall and winter wear at Tay- friends. Monday, November the 11th. , lor, Curtis & Co's. GRANGE NOTES. L. C. Holy Communion, 10.00 a. m. MORRIS', and BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST PAUL'S. Stationery Harmony Grange will initiate in the Historical sermon by Rev Samuel The All kinds of grain is high. Now is Grocer, It is expected that Bishop Brewster third degree on Friday evening of this D. D. & Periodicals. the time to save expense and keep the Hart, NEWTOWN, will be present at morning service at week. of W. C. San- CONNj stock by feeding the International History the parish by . In each of these lines our stock St Paul's on Sunday, December 1, for Stock food. At Curtis & Co's. Miss Carrie Hollister has sold her ford and other short addresses by for- lsvery complete. We Invite Inspection. Taylor, confirmation. place to New York parties. mer rectors, the bishop, et, al., 11.15 Phillip Schnabel, Post Office News Trial Catarrh treatments are being a. m. Store, mailed out free, on reauest. bv Dr A Hollowe'en surprise party was ' Dodglngtown DIs., Newtown, Oonn. The ladies of the Brookfield Mission Luncheon immediately after the ser- P.O. Address: Bethel. Route 84H. tl Aread, BrUiaport. Shnon Rncinp Wis Thpsp tp.qta nrp given to Mrs Albert Wheeler, last will hold a chicken at vice. Telephone connections. proving to the people without a pen patty supper Thursday evening, and was a very ny s cost-tn- e vaiue oi tnis scien- mission on No- , CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. great the Thursday evening, delightful affair. About 50 were pres- tific known to druggists A HINT TO THE A. M. Briscoe & prescription vember 7, beginning at 7 o'clock. All ent. SELECTMEN. Estimates (tladiy given on all kinds of work Son, everywhere as Dr Shoop's Catarrh by day or contract , are cordially invited to be present. The late heavy rains have washed the Carriages, Buggies, Farm and Remedy. Sold by all dealers. Miss Edith Lewis of Bridgeport has Business Miss Flora Griffin is her roads badly and our new board of se- Wagons, visiting been visiting at Deacon Wells Lewis'. Harnesses and Harness Supplies English's drug store is showing the brother-in-la- Dr Howard Mansfield, lectmen want to get a move on and re- Miss Lucy Beach, who has a position Of All Descriptions. best and most moderately at Ridgefield. " pair them before winter sets in. They largest, in was home on cards. New Bridgeport, Sunday. of of The work GOAL! priced line of postal L. L. Montrose of Newark, N. J., complain scarcity help. Hook, Ct. . Sandy 'Tlpkoa7-4- views of Bethel. Mis Agnes Smith, who has been with on the State road near the Sanford spent a few days, last week, at L. J. & her friends here, has returned to her school TAYLOR HUBBELL. Covell's and E. drags. Montrpse's. home in N. Y. A tickling cough from any cause, is Yonkers, NEWTOWN STATION. The large balloon that passed over quickly stopped by Dr Shoop's Cough Rev A. Goldsborough moved, this town, Sunday morning, was seen by L. 0. Peck, and family have closed The FALL Cure. And it is so thoroughly harm week, to Bridgeport and St Peter's - Stylesx a number of people on West street. their pleasant home on Sunset Hill for Plxley House, AT and Dr tells moth- church was closed on Sunday. HAWLIYVILLK, NlWTOWB, CT., less safe, that Shoop the season and Mrs Estella Montrose, who has been left, this Saturday, for Nowopen for guests the year round. Thank- ers everywhere to give it without hes- their home in New York. old we Corbett's Shoe Store, ill is now able to be ing patrons for past favors, Invite all itation even to babes. The for a few weeks, to come and see us. Transient boarders care-ull- y very young SANDY BOOK OT. out again. Long Hill. David Williams of Sunset Hill is hav- attended to. , wholesome green leaves and tender Mr and M A. V, Plxley, & ing a large new hen house built just Prop. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oiford stems of a g mountainous Hughes phapman of Bridgeport Men. Misses In all METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. west of his Ties for Ladles, Boys and have been a monument in Rob- house. the latest styles and lasts, Ff you are Inter- shrub, furnish the curative properties setting and November Saunders and Albert " Gnrham Cattle For Sale. ested call get prices to Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms ert Bristol's lot in Central cemetery. Sunday afternoon, 10, at Harry ' 3,30 a service will be ren- are the Sanford homestead out , Fresh Oows a Specialty. the cough, and heals the sore and sen- Miss Susie Beers has been spend- p. m., praise painting and steers for Bale. sell Working oxen Buy, dered by the choir of Immanuel buildings and fences in Sanfordtown. or trade any day but Sunday, sitive bronchial membranes. No opium, ing a few day with her sister, Mrs P. Baptist in the hall of the Methodist Fraak Turkiagtoi, Eaat Morris, Ct. A no chloroform, nothing harsh used to in- H. Fennell. church, Daniel O'Keefe has his cottage near- Visit or a resinous church. You are especially invited to ly finished. Builder McCollam is Pay jure suppress. Simply George S, Phippeny, who has been doing to heal come and bring your friends and enjoy the work. ToourCarrlageFactoryand plant extract, that helps aching visiting Edward Montrose and other you will be satisfied our Wagons and Carri- some good music. C. F. lungs. The Spaniards call this shrub Work on is be- Beardsley, ages and Wagons are made of the best mater- friends and relatives in Connecticut, the Mark Twain villa ials that can be had. Let us talk the matter which the Doctor uses, "The Sacred On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, is a and over has returned to his home in Hillside, ing pushed. It large building GENERAL wltliyou. Demand Dr Take and follow- Herb." Shoop's. Ariz. He was much impressed with Thursday Friday evenings, shows up finely from the Center. no other. Sold all dealers. ing, there will be at AUCTIONEER, by our New England state and people. He special meetings, Hon J. N. Nickerson's old faithful which there will be special extra music made many new friends while here and horse, aged 35, succumbed to old age NEWTOrVN, CONN. When the Stomach, Heart or Kid- by out of town and R. Hatch & were all sorry to hear he had de- singers preaching and dead near William H. 49-- Sons, they dropped Telephone 6. ney nerves get weak, then these or- by Rev L. A. Harriman. parted for his western home. Hill's place, the other day. Carriage Manufacturers, gans always fail. Don't drug the Mr and Mrs Arthur Brownlee of Mr and Mrs Ben Artis will soo n re- New FaIrfibld. Conn. Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or Easton. Danbury spent a few days at E. Mon- turn to their winter home in York Kidneys. That is simply a makeshift. trose's and Jay Covell's. state. Ibave moved Get a prescription known to alt drug- The harvest concert of the Baptist No. 57 1 studio to gists everywhere as Dr Shoop's Re- L. J. Covell is very busy with his church will be given next Sunday, No- J. B. Sanford and Aaron Read are TAfrTTa1 rfl p.lrl Ave., (over the storative. The Restorative is cider mill and saw mill. vember 10. All are invited. The union going to restock the creamery store at 'stand art Office.) Will have one of Hunters' pre- the latest Improved Electric lights Supplies pared expressly for these weak W-sid-e The people on West street, Hal service held at the Methodist church, the Center. for Photographing Purposes and (un ti.lrn vniii nhnta nlffht Or dftV. nerves. Strengthen these nerves, lowe'en night, were receiving short Flat Rock, November 3, was well at- Affairs at the Center between the or tne Loaded Shells naeuenaent weainer. build them with Dr Resto- calls from two ladies and a col- tended and the Congrega- - and C. A. Coats' up Shoop's young Methodist, professor his neighbor have quiet- Blackmail, Hunting rativetablets or liquid and see how ored lad. tionalist and Baptist churches' were ed down and the loaded cane and the 65 Fatrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn i Powder quickly help will come. Freev sample Mrs H. W. Andrews of Cornwall was well represented. Rev A. Locke, pastor shovel are laid aside until a fresh out- Shot test sent on request by Dr Shoop, Ra- in town last week to take in the Alpha of J Easton Baptist church, was the break takes place. Harry H.Crane, cine, Wis: Your health is surely worth preacher All report a good meeting We can save on these whist meeting and visit friends in Fred A. Judd, Jr., of Danbury spent you money this test. Sold all dealers. 12 Years Teacher Violin, Handolln, goods. simple by town. Sunday with his grandparents in San- Guitar, Herbert Lake's condition shows no fordtown. For guns, rifles and (roods I Will limited class In Newtown. Ref.: H. H. sporting with new his M. H. Griffin W. W. of accept CANF1ELD, call on Dan D. 44 Fairfield av- improvement, symptoms CASTOR A and Stevens H. n. New Smith, Hartmann, England Conservatory Ct. become of Music, Boston, Eass. Advanced ..Pupils es- North Woodbuht, enue, Bridgeport, opposite Poll's condition has more serious, as lot Infants and Children, Danbury were callers at the Sanofrd Advanced course on Man- pecially desired. theater. no one but those caring for him are homestead in Sanfordtown, Sunday. dolin Includes the Highest Grades of Duo, The Kind You Have Always Bought Quartette Styles of Concert playing. High allowed to see him. B. terms. Will J. Cornwall closed his cottage, school club formed, with special CO. STILES, When in Waterbury trad ne you can loan free above instruments to any pupils, F. K. Hawley's family closed their Bears the last week, and left it in the hands of Address Land Surveyor, get a toothsome dinner at a small price house, October 31, for the mov- ot his for the SOUTHBURY, CONN. at uauenaars nan jJimeLuncn on winter, Signature caretaker, Frank Ferry, 73-- This is first time . 3KFairfield Ave., Bridgeport., Waterbury Automatic Tel. Co. South Main street. . V ing to Danbury. the winter, , . , , ,. u THE NtWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1907.

The Newtown Bca Forty-Secon- d V DM II, I ll.laj, Nmi'llllrr , I;, E. H. DILLON & CO., Holiday Leading Milliner, NEW HAVEN COUNTY. Display. XUu m . iif NutrviitliKrtHli Ixliiilt Sitv.-i- , Hri'L-i'iMir- i, IKi M um . (!niii(, wi Mi tit South Britain. liti in, i u.ii.l, fur uur v 11 if i ll.illiluV ti,kU n . iiifji nil KviTi.im-1- iMhll.il lnvltn lu imi Iii4 , .m mtok ion south Brit- ri Pll(ll) !ll"K!lillt. ain. .iinr l.'furu Imvu wti iukimIiM mi law FALL ami vnrlul aU'k ut 8iutiitlliy k.mU, md MILLINERY. Irll. I the new doctor The Kind You Have Always Bought, mid which lias been wn Mirvt II ttllllm rvii'laitnii lu vt.llur. mil mlili ut We are in wImi lu I.KittfJ lure, in movinir this la uso for over 30 years, has borne the ulirnature of Vpi'ivl j'uu Umhiiiv, (lui dir. dfcpljvmir all the new fill imtvliMiliif lint Ju.l 'lu . utlvt-lin- n, shapes hit, wcik from Mi. Iwildwiii'ti house into been niado hi - m)i mv!i and has under pcr- - Silk and Velvet huwuvi'r, will In- mU' lu Ui trt- - Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed. W. Mitch tvtt (ii hi iff 't houo which h frtff-fa- . n'll elnco Its Infancy. IIHIIL New supervision Chitfon and Lace . bun junt vui hIihI. The doctor in to , Allow no one to deceive vou In thbk Covjue Feather Boas. Imvu a telephone plmed in his olllce All Counterfeits, Imitations and"JuHtu.rod"are but Fancv Shirt Waists. lit oni f iiiul U ready to answer all calls Experiments that trifle with and eudanircr the health of G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Silk Kain Coats. fur hia service). Dr Lei hurt la a jrrail-ual- e Infiints and Children Experience against Experiment. of thu Medico Clil Medical collene Mtnuficturiof Importint at rhiludi l)ihia and haa had three years and Retailing Jewelers, experience at St Luke's hospital, Beth- What is CASTORIA 997 Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, lehem, Ta., and haa besides practiced Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- BRIDGEPORT, CT. in Waturhury for a time and cornea to goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It phy-aici- 1865. our town highly recommended as a contains neither nor other Narcotlo EiUbtlib4 i and and It is Opium, Morphine gentleman sincerely substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms he will locate here. Gasoline Engines, Saw Tables, hoped permanently and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. cures HAWKINS TO CLOSE DOWN It relieves Teething Troubles, Constipation Pipe and Boiler Covering and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Bridgeport's Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep On account Horse Store. of work beings little The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. Dept. Sold and Applied. alack the Hawkins Manufacturing Co. Build and Krpilr Anything; began,' last Saturday, to close the shop GENUINE ALWAYS .on WhwU. down and will close every Saturday CASTORIA until further notice. Bears the Signature of Automobile Bodies, LIBRARY MATTERS. Any diMiltfn, built to order. . Genasco Carriages and Wagon. Roofing, The Naturalist club of Waterbury A romplnu) axsortment to telnet from at at- has presented the South Britain libra- tractive iirlcua. Harness. two and three-pl- y suitable for all Wears ry with a set of botany books and the One, purposes. Simile or double harmws sultahlc for all w Library association has . VYIntor well laid over just purchased and purm-M- blankuts in a shingles. a set of Stoddard lectures which have pattern. Automobiles. arrived and are ready for those who The Have of nature: and stor-an- o. to KindTou Bought Repairs every supplies wish read them. Always We represent the IVk.nl. Wlnton, Franklin, Columbia, Luiler, Bulck, Cadillac CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH In Gasolene or electric. Farmers' & Co., Use For Over 30 Years. Automobiles to rent liy hour, day or week, Supply Roofing CALLS NEW PASTOR. with chauffeurs. Tut e.prmu. ocmmnv, rr wu rr.irr. unr vouk errv. competent 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. Rev F. C. Taylor of Thorndike, Mass., who has accepted a call to the The Blue Ribbon Auto & Congregational chursh here preached Co. his first sermon here as its pastor, las t Carriage Sunday, and is moving this week into Mr Andrews and his helper are kept MY BEST FRIEND. Bridgeport, Conn. the parsonage. busy. Automobile Garage, Fairfield Ave. W. who Emma Ruberman, wh6 has been on George Mitchell, purchased Alexander who lives on Ru- the sick list, is better and is able to Benton, Rev A. J. Mc Gowan's place, is mov- ral roue 1, Ft Edward, N. Y., says : Carriage Factory, Hunters, be about some. Cannon Street. ing into it "Dr King's New Discovery is my best friend. cured me of The whist held The Sunshine circle of the Congre- earthly It asthma party which was at six It has also ! gational church is to hold a service years ago. performed the library building, last week, for the a wonderful cure of incipient consump- each at seven o'clock. Attention benefit of the was well attend- Sunday evening tion for my son's wife. The first bot- library, & tle ended the and E. Stone Son, ed and proved a very enjoyable occa- Mrs Bowen of Brooklyn is spending terrible cough, this accomplished, the other left sion. Fourteen ladies from Newtown a few weeks with her sister, Mrs symptoms 229 Main St., Danbury. We are headquarters for Loaded Shells, one by one, until she was perfectly and Sandy Hook were to George W. Horsie. Black and Smokeless Powder, Shot, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, present enjoy well. Dr Kinsr'8 New Discovery's the occasion. Mrs D. C. Piatt took The Oxford House has been newly power over coughs and colds is simply in fact needs for his marvelous. " No other remedy has ever Jackets, everything the hunter sport. the first prze, Mrs Meeker of Sandy reshingled. David Wheeler & Sons SUIT VALUES. equalled it. Fully guaranteed by Hook the second and Miss Fannie Dan- - are doing the work. Big line of nice warm R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; You may constantly expect to find here the els of Newtown the consolation prize. David Wheeler & Sons have been Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. lates'. styles In Suits. Our show- will interest all who are en- Bethel ; L. Stev- ing looking for After the game a social hour was a new ham for John Benham J. Garvin, Gonlett, building H. W. W. Horse Blankets joyed and refreshments were served. enson; Osborne, Easton; QarmenU of Style at Moderate Cost. of Pinesbridge. B. Smith Hawley, Sherman; Bros., Exceptional values at for out doors and stable. horse warm and save Mrs Merwin W. Mitchell has returned Mr and Mrs Charles Meyers enter Cornwail Bridge; Connery Bros, Keep your a week's with friends in New Georgetown ; M. Sullivan, $16.50, 18.00, 22.50. from stay tained over Sunday, Mrs Meyers' son, J. Redding $20, feed. York. Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. Attorney RobertWalker and wife from W. Hurlbut & Co., Roxbury; Allen Coat Values. The supper and social given by the Waterbury. Joyce, Roxbury Statiou ; G. W. Hatch, Large stock of Warm Gloves and Mittens, the The Coats you want are here in endless va- just Aid of W. N. Noble, New All the loose a cold Ladies' society the Congrega- A party of seven from Waterbury Bridgewater; riety. new, lone, models, the thing for weather and our prices will please you. Milford ; E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- new, lonit, loose models, all the latest style ;of tional church at the Parish house on all at moderate cost were guests over Sunday at the pleas- ton; Cogswell & Wettereau Washing- trimming, Friday evening was a success in every Let us talk the paint question over with you before you ant home of Mrs Martha Hawley. ton Depot ; Harry Brown, Southbury ; $15.00 to $25.00. and netted the a C. P. South Britain ; Perkins buy your stock. way society goodly Williams, sum. Call and get a sample of Van Camp's Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill ; 50c and and beans the Druggists. $1.00. Trial Miss Carrie Judson of Stratford is pork at Morris, grocer's. bottle free. All kinds of and Tools, See a guest, this week.of Mr and Mrs A. D. They are just fine and you will want ItlsJu5tLike Farming Machinery more of them. us before you buy. Munson. Eggs are scarce. Feed the poultry Thte. J. Bartholomew of Ansonia spent International stock food and get big re- All kinds of Hardware. several days here, last week, the guest Now is the time to get you a nice turns. Good for horses and cattle. At No wonder It is talked warm blanket for horse. D. N. of C. A. Bradley, and enjoyed the hunt- your Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. about, we sell It pure for that purpose. Clark of Shelton has some nice warm we also ing in this locality and bagged a nice Incidentally, buy a large The Farmers' Store. ones for both stable and out door use. ( stock of it to sell. lot of , chil- game. Great values in underwear for Have you bought any ? Charles P. Williams, E. A. Scoville, dren, misses jand men, gloves, sweat- Why hesitate? Are you trying to And The Kind You Sheep-line- d better than Thomas Flemming and Harman Doran, Bewjtiu HaveAlways Bougns ers and cardigan jackets. something who have been spending two weeks at coats for men. At Taylor, Curtis & MASURY'S Oxbow, Maine, enjoying the deer hunt- Co.'s. Railroad ing there, returned home, last Satur- Paint? day, having captured a fine lot of game Can you and that will cover Shelton. Conn and reported a fine time. They made more surface? Visit the Beautiful Art Store No, If, could we would It. the trip as far as Boston, Mass., in Mr you keep Scoville's auto and the rest of the trip In the Arcade.

was train. Bric-a-braca- by Picture Framing, Regilding, Cut Glass, 'Artist's. Ma- Harry Rider, Water St., Books To Read. A new furnace is being placed in the terials, Art, Statuary, Novelties, etc. Bridgeport, Congregational parsonage this week. "The Weavers, " by Gilbert Parker ; "Daughter of ," E. Hall of Hook has the con-trac- t. J. C. T. HUBERT, Conn. by George McCutcheon; "Barbary Sheep," by Robert Hichens, are J. Sandy Arcade, Bridgeport, WONDERFUL ECZEMA CURL all delightfully interesting. Sold for $1.08 each at "Our little boy had eczema for five The Reid Store. Established Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Main St., Bridgeport. Original 1883. years," writes N. A. Adams, Henriet- Oxford. An Exquisite Line of Fine ta., Pa. "Two of our home doctors said the case was hopeless, his lungs BROOCHES, being affected. We then employed ' other no benefit CATTLE KILLED BY CARS. In Gold and Gold Filled Materials. Prices $2 to $20. doctors, but resulted. By chance we read about Electric Bit-te- ss Last two cows and HALLIGAN Thursday night, HENRY C. ; bought a bottle and soon noticed a steer from a herd of cattle belonging REID, Jeweler, improvement. We continued this med- to William C. Wheeler, which were at 952 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. icine until several bottles were used, when our boy was cured." pasture in a lot near the railroad track, completely Millinery Best of all blood medicines and body wandered onto the track and were 989 Broad Street, Conn. building health tonics. Guaranteed Bridgeport, killed by the cars ; the cows were some by R. H. Beers & Co.,Newtown ; Taylor, of Mr Wheeler's best cows and the 4? Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. J. Gar- vin, L. steer was one of a of steers with Bethel; Goulett, Stevenson; pair H. W. Osborne, Easton : W. B. Haw- Mr did his farm work it which Wheeler Carriage Robes, ley, Sherman ; Smith Brothers, Corn- ' The Man Who Smokes and which he prized very highly. wall Bridge ; Connery Bros., George- Street and Stable town; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; Should Blankets, coosult us and he is sure to find some- G. F. Baker, G. W. Hurl-bu- rt thing to suit Ills tastes, as our line Is large and varied. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Hawleyville; & Co., Allen You can also find here a large line of sporting NOTES. Automobile Roxbury; Joyce, goods of all kinds. Robes. Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, 44 The contest in the Congregational Mil-for- D N D SMITH Falrfleld Ave.. Opposite Poll's Theatre Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New d BRIDGEPORT. CONN. school between the Reds and ; E. H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Sunday 4s? A big assortment, prices you know are right, and the verv Ifc the Blues is getting to be quite inter- Cogswell & Wettereau, Washington 4fj best qualities. We have a good stock of rubber interlined Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury ; C. 4 ST-- esting, each side striving to get the KK: s e 4S&S52454S4S&S& P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins &e color. Last 4$ robes, the American Buffalo , etc. You are certain largest attendance of their of )A Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long It Doesn't Pay to Experiment With Your Eyes. Sunday about 60 were present. 4$ being pleased here. Hill ; druggists ; 50c and $1. Trial bot- tle free. When you need glasses let ns fit you, we grind the lenses right In- our factory on the premises, (perfect satisfaction. We also Frank B. Wheeler, C. B. Johnson V thereby assuring make lenses on your SO and Charles B. French were sum- K LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St,, Bridgeport. moned to New Haven for jury duty, The Wooster-Atkinso- n Co., last week, but were excused from serv- g Corner Broad and ice. ' j John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. The best way to get what or Edgar G. Leavenworth, who sold his you want, to www www ww www-- rid of what www place on Rocker's Hill, last summer, t v 44 44444 get you MMlfi'f4iMI Is Christ-ensen- don't to use ffl Have You Ever Examined the has taken a position in Arthur 's want, Ansonia. The Bee's advertising ? I I r? A r? T I A Ml meat market in ffCE LL,n.rv ovurvo r columns. Try the 1 L,uwc L,cr 8 Mary Talmage has gone to Waterbury Let Me All Sizes and Prices, a GOAL! Write small" ads : ie a 7m for a few weeks. 7 j j your Insurance on your borne and one week. II cc r WILLIAM EdAN, household word, g nayes oeus, Edwin Tyler has gone to Boston for goods at once. LOWEST BATES g consistent with absolutely secure companies. ft 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 8 little time. Successor to M. Kilbride. some Coal Yard at Sandy Hook Station. T. Telephone: 28-- i. J. CORBETT, Agent, Work at the cider mill is booming. Newtown, Oonn.

l THE NEWTOWN Bfr3DAY, NOVEMBER --'7. nr

IKlNIM With iidlvWtuU lrw PUdHATK ulirit uii.hIb and fwiiiiiily uiiMii Im'iury u lulrk. Ikm'l .k t fiu-h.- 1 tu mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm f lw ulil r yuuti your lnd. (r rather ltd. It I. our Iw.liiw uiiui miiwurliy m I'niMiraiiilloilw f tlml. id ImicIv Tile. D. M. Read Co. iilaiiiR Ur liilif'ii'Mi aur evtiln. I'. K. The Newtown Bea The IiUrllirA tmaramy t'u., Churle ii, Unrrlv, Is Your Sei,in U'i'"iiiito, It Cjtabluhtd iB37 re Newtown, Friday, Nofcwlier , Wu7. Probata Notices. 0 y Own Court of Hair? DliiTllU'Tl'KXKWTottN, m, of It, lain of Newtown, - .ti Horn, r 1 Mm i m i in ir - In .md illairiii, liii'Mt. Our Tailored Suits. I'lmiiiliK application u( ArtliurT. Niti Ifioti uniting that ml riiait-n- l in irrlliiiif i,ur Di you piii your hat to your lirunir Uilwiiri l mul tiKimnnii n( HOME NEWS. M Tin' viirioiw of uuvh'U which we offer in tlie midnt of tin autumn Mlil Iwai' lurila, iiit ui, may Iik uriiviil, own hair? Can't do it? group KlU.ruiiil, alhuiiil anil mlintiiiil in irliiii, and la mt tpplii Siluii mi lilt, iiiurt (ull)' amuan. Haven't enough hair? It must wnrton innko an atwtMnblatfe roinarknbln for ntyle practicality. It i know Wt attention to the nl "trotteur" sultii for we have the niiiKHiii, Tlml mIi Minllcailiui lw hnl bt you do not Aycr's call HjMvial nil di'ii'rinliHil m ilm I'mlinii'iinVii In CHARLES NORTHROP ARREST iirtK-urw- l ciwtomer not find In mIiI liuirii't, on the Dili ilny ul Nov.. E Hair Vigor! Here's an Intro- to'Ht to be in any market. Tlie will duplicates A. urn;, m SiiVlm-- In Ilm mi ED. I, Iiitihkii, duction I the Irujwhere. tli at iuiiIik be given o( lint ami'iM'y i( aalil May acquaint- mill hear-In-n Kt'lli'B mil if lime place of in a tlnmiii by piilill.hlhg lln aaimi tun llim ance result heavy growth Kroadcloth and Fancy Serge Suit in all In aotiiiMii'W.ptipxr having a circulation Inaalil UNABLE TO FURNISH A BOND HE, Hi" of hair! vAnJ Btrfiet From liUirli'l. ami by twatiiiif a ropy thereof on IS COMMTTED TO THE COUNTY rlch,thick,glossy approved sliades, black, wine, $20 public aimi (aial in llir Town "( Newtown, III know be aalil liUtrli-l.- t alx days Mora wld JAIL ve you'll never gray. navy blue, brown, gray, and alno checks I lino twlKiinl. ili William J. Beecher. Judge, I think thai Tr'l (fair Vlror Ii mm and to $30. funderfill hlrMir Hi. I nor m,i I plaids: On Saturday Attorney Charles H. ha at" II for tanit Ilm. d I on imtk, CTATE OK CONNECTICUT. Pl.lVlet of fullr iImI I tra tiaatlr elM.il wiih II I llrldavpurt, aa I'ruliaui .Court, luctober SI. Northrop, the of the ehMrfullr wiinm'tiri it aa a ptenilM prvfl , rmUoB-."- Miu V. Mick. Children. , 1907. waa under on the Baoci, Wt;lo4, Cloakings For Jwtate n( Edward E. Johnatn, law of tin) town, placed arreat tywn of Miinron, In aald dlatrlci, deccan-d- . charge of embezzlement, the writ of M0tT i.Q. Iwdi., Low.ll, Mul, Tlit Court of I'mham fur tlm Dlairli t of aim luaiiHuinn or in suitable for winter. , allowi-- alx arreat drawn the Plaids and heavy weight cloths Bridgeport hath limited and being at invtigation lAKSAFADLLA. Stripes month, from daw hurvof. for Ui of color and brown. Neat effects in iwltle-men- u of the citizens' committee. The com- Hicli combinations in blue, wine aald EuiUithltilt trwdr rlalma for green, Tlioar ho nftflwl to iirwawnl their ac- plaint was signed by Grand Juror vers CBEttY KCTttUL and tan. 6ft inches wide, $1.50 and $2.50. count, properly ttuted, within aald time, gray will be debarred a rui.im.ry. All ixTwjna Charles F. Beardttley, and he was ar- f Drebs Goods Section. Send for rwUuUd to make samples. toaaldoaiaui are raigned for before Justice of the liumitllam paymi-n- l Ui trial, UlUvr 8. BlaRemin. AdmlnUtrator. Peace Theron E. Piatt He was bound ( OK ROXBl'BY. aa. Probate over for trial at the December term and IklHTKICT IW7. ' Children's Little Wool Gloves. Assorted colors with fancy backs, 25c , of the criminal Superior court, under tatau-o- f MarE. ll)Ui, laui of lioxliury, Hook 50c a -- In aald dUtrk't dViawd. bonds of $5000. Attorney Delaney Sandy pair. Tlm Court of Hmbaui for th DUtrli't of Wire wool and If Roxbury hath jlmllod and allowid alx month prosecuted for the state. He was un Frames for drying children's shirts stockings. f t'riKlluira of aald Market! mm On dau tor tli able to furnish a bond, Satruday even- stretched on these little frames there will be no Three sizes in each. eaiatfiovxhlbll their rlalmair avtllvmunl-- i shrinking. Ttuw who ni'tiha-- t ui lliolr ammnu, so Sheriff Heisler of Old - ing, Bridgeport, (Angur's Stand) Price lOcts; . State size desired in orderinf mail. pniwrly atuui. within aald lime, will be by Jrlirnl a All peraona lmlbud to who made the arrest, placed him in aald Kaiate are niiutwttid to make Immediate At the Randy Hook Market will be found u custody of Deputy Sheriff Johnson. theUt the market afford In Errori and Hall payment Goods and allien In their Tliomaa One, Exwutor, Sunday and Monday Mr Northrop made Meal. Canned Vegel VV'aterUiwn, Conn. Heasoii. It will be my aim tu conduct a Flrl diligent effort for some one to go his Class Market. The D. M. READ Co. REDDING. as. i'robale Court, 1 tsk for your patronage. DIHTRICTOK IW7. bonds, but without success. Tuesday Eataui of Salmon M. Klllow, late of Red-dlr- morning at the eleventh hour, so to Conn. in aald Dlatrli't, diafaaed. Bridgeport, Tlie Coilrt of Probate for the District of speak, It was arranged that the Aetna allnwcd alx months John H. Blackman. hath llmliwl and Co. would his sure- from the date hi'W for the Creditors of aald Indemnity Bond go Katate to exhibit their olalma for settle- but the clerk of the Superior court Those who to ty, ment. lletrtwt present their SALE Bird dog, liver and white attested. wIlhliL aald in before whom he ap- aocountH, prouerly Bridgeport r)K i an exeellent hunter, siandard bred. To 1 he Farmer. All per- time, will lie debarred a reeory. a Address M. A, Hook. and sons Indebted to aald Estate are mniested to peared, declined to accept such bond, Corliett, Sandy Wagons Kll- make Immediate payment to A. Homer as it is strictly forbidden by the Foil SALE-Th- ree farrow eows, one Heven, ! G. W. Coggtwtll acta th farmtr'i it. U thty low of Danbury, Conn., administrator on six. and one four year old. (i. W. Harness M. Klllow. of the state of htvt Poultry, Eggs, Applaa, or farm pvoauca aid said Salmon statutes , VanVolketilmrtc, Elmwood Hharli't. 'Bethel, aiy aiy ' wait to gat th bighaat cash aid rtturaa sand it to Connecticut. Tuesday afternoon Mr Conn. If you want a Carrlairc. priet quick OK NEWTOWS, us. Probata If you want a Kiiualiout, rot. Alio atalar ii Raal Eatata. taken to the SALE A new (fraud not Buslueks DISTRICT '.MltH)?. Northrop was county jail, 17011 upright piano, If you want a wagon, ELIZABETB rlrsr-cla- make, warranted ten G.-W- . Estatrf of Charhw Peso, lato of Newtown, where he is held on a mittimus for If you want a Harness, s COGGSWELL. STKKET. Drhy, Conn. in said dlstrlet. diseased. yearn. Also a Keiral Piano Player in perfeet If you want a Blanket, The Court of Probate for the .District of trial. When Mr Northrop realized that condition. Must lie sold. Death rauseof If you want a Whip, selllnir. Address E Hek Office. Newtown. If want Holies of any kind. Newtown hath limited and allowed six months he you creditors of said te he could not escape commitment, If you want Harness Supplies of anylnd, from date hereof, for the nrAXTEb-A- n honest, reliable man to rent satis- to 'exhibit their claims for settlement. If you want to save money and secure broke down and wept bitterly. " a iVIaere farm In faircondillon. Build- faction, Q. N. Clarke's Liver Pills Tliose wlio neirlwt to present their accounts, in Kent low lie Vegetable lie ings irood repair. and can If want In the Wagon or Har- tirmu.rlv !ii,siwl. within xaUUInie. will de A daughter of Mr Northrop, who is In you anything I paid wholly services and produce. Address ness line call and look over our barred a recovery. All persons Indebted office. Have a wonderful reputation lor curing; Bilious and Ailments. As Immediate at Smith college, has at'tained very X, tlijs goods before pureliasingelsewhcre. Dyspeptic said Kstate are requested to make a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, payment to rank in her studies and has been SALE six old, R. Administrator. high IjXIU Bay pacing mare, years etc., stand Unrivalled. Once used. For sale Austin Blakeman, Sired by (ieurite St Clair 2.10 14. they tried, Always by Drug enabled this means to her A. W. Bassett & Son, - through pay This mare can pace one half mile in I. HI. gists, hree sample by mail. . OK NBWTOWN. ss. Probate DISTRICT tuition and by other work in the col- Would take business horse lit exchange and Sandy Hook, Conn. 2, 1SJ7. some money. Address, Joshua Kent, Smrl . Q. N. Conn. Estate of Mary Keenan, late of Newtown, lege to pay practically all the cost of Hill, K. D. a. Tel. Ultt-- Bridgeport Mv. , CLARKE, Nichols, In said deceased. district, Her friends she "nn of milk do The Exwutor havlnif exhibited lils her studies there. hope T?OK SALE Five cows, sprinirersdue to calf AVTrnT i,nv minrts estate to this livered at Long Hill. Aimrusa miik, ho ration account with said may be able to finish the college course. in alsjiit one week. Alliert Blackmail, Court for allowance, It Is Newtown, Ct. J ,'!, Long Hill. Conn. YWICE-Ilereaft- er the services of my bull That the !6 h day of NiiVemlier, A. will lie $1. Terms Cash. F. W. Piatt, New-Uw- Ordered, To on tlie trees or ll For Sale.. 10 k In the EOK A three2-year-nl- d buy apples 1). W07, at o'clof the forenoon, at SALE ycarlinireolt. WANTED De Conn. is ESTATE MAT- E -j ear-ol- d nicked. S. Snow. Route 15, Stepney Probate ottice In Newtown, be and tlie same THE STILLS0N colts, one .vyear-ol- d mare and one Good Conn. EE-F- Estey Organ, price $20, assigned for a hearliiK on tlie allowance tof TERS. ircldlnir, Chit wood, Jr., sired by Chit wood, pot, FOR S A ull blood 2 year old holstein said admlnlstra Inn account and this Court out of a producinp dam. This dam has one tine stock. John .1. Reynolds, Veddlng with stool. All in good order. Executor to eite all In- colt Willi a mark of 1.1 Also new milch Conn. directs tlie 10 llidge, terested therein to at said time and ADMINISTRAToT" GIVEN TILL cows, steers and Beenian Si Strong, I.2ihi; house, liarn, fruit, acres, $1. L. CHADEAYNE, appear yearlings. 20 i.ln,-,- . i,v ii.ilillshlnir this order ione time ill NewMilford. ?1.4iKI; house, barn, fruit, acres, S or 3 to work in button TO MAKE HIS RE- 22 WAXTEP-- girls Box 23S, Derby, Conn. some newspaper havlnir a circulation in said SATURDAY . house, liarn. fruit, acres. Address P. Crowe, Botsford, K. I.ce-- ii excellent district, and by posting a copy on public sign- ff A XTEIW S. C. I. Hod and 2 buff il.siHi: 15 other farm bargains, fill Conn. Phone 40. de- PORT. houses In from post in the Town of Newtown, where the horn cockerels. Write me what yon liuve one and two family Danbury. 11. Water-tow- 04 llraiul ceased last dwelt, at least six days before and tlie price. A. C. Lake, F. 1). SI.iki to ifin.oou. J.J. Bropliey, street, "foil SALE A Douglass power pump, tine said time asslifued On Webb apr fiaiibury. Conn. order. Bke Pub. Co.. Newtown. Conn. 4 y. William J. Beecher. .ludue. , Saturday Attorney 5berrr)ai7 6 Tyrrell, Probate court in be- lVIKSALE-Aliou- .se on Wellsville avenue SALE Saw mill complete In working STEPNEy, CONN, peared before the ' FOR I OK ss. Probate c Address J. F. C'unn. Iimuire at the store of I). S. Mead. 1RTUICT ROXBURY, who Addis, NewMilford. D I'iniil. October l'.Hir. half of the Aetna Indemnity Co., Kllranchville, Luiin, ' Painters, Decorators, Paper Hangers. E. B. late of Uox- - WANTEH-T- o dispose of a manicure and For Sale. Estate of Mary Smith, are for $12,000 on the estates of Class Work Guarantee-!- . said District, deceased.., surety ' massage Imsinessuf many years' stand- BETTER MADE Than tlie Famous First Prices rea- buryin ' VDXEV , ,1 ll II....- L'.. (I,.,.-, A 100. A sonable. Estimates gladly given. Uimn the application of Skcldon B. Smith, Abel and Polly Stillson, 'asking that ing, that lias a large and choice palrenage: IIIU'I I1UUOIIUI vittsuiim- i.iik'uw.(.... (ill,,n.l Hi,-.- imire with colt five months old, in ir situated in the heart of the J. comiiliiint of work horses In condition prayimrlhat an insirumoiU, writing on city. Address, always give satisfaction. Notono pair heavy good to be the last will and testament of Charles H. Northrop, administrator It., Box 2i, Courartt, Hartford, Conn. intlirce years. Call or write for particulars. forl,'i0. A mare live years old 100 pounds ., . .,. i ... B. be 1 1 I sound One black said Mary E. Smith, deceased, may these estates, state fully in court, or n. .1. UI KS, IIIIIIILIl I, VOllll. weight, fearless, and true. proved, approved, allowed and admitted to WOIi SALE Good Jersey cow. tf years; also mare 1050 pounds, a good driver fund fearless, as on tile more fully make exhibition of the condition of good family cow; good horse, steel for gifi. Also 2 high class road horses with Notice. probate per application family SALE-T- wo Special It is harrow (one hone) cultivator, rake,mow-in- g LXllt pair horses with heavy some speed. Edgar T. Andrews, It4 Elm St., appeal's. Beecher entered bay would "or new milk OHPKKEO. said bo heard these estates. Judge maciiine, farm wagon. buggy, harness; or exchange Bethel. Having opened the Blacksmith That application A of Telephone. and determined at the Probate 0 lice in Rox- sleigh, new set buggy harness, 3 tons liny, S15 cows, heifers or cord wood. number Shop at Upper Stepney, am now ready to do an order to this effect," giving Mr and double carts. J. D. in said disiriH, on llrt lsth day of Nov., ton; incubator and outdoor brooder, chicken team wagons dump SALE-- lot and Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon Repair- bury, K. V. D. 3, TX)R A of hemlock lumber A. D.I!H)7, at lioclock in tbe and that of this week to wire, churn, milk pans, brood sow, forks, etc.. Dixon. Bridgeport. Telephone E ing and General Blacksmith. Shop closed afternoou, Northrop till Saturday H chestnut D. S. Mead's store, :W--4. Above can be seen after p. m. posts. Inquire afternoon 5 o'clock. notice be Klven ot the pendency of said appli- - new 'bicycle. Thonlas Bracknell, Elmwood Brauchville. Ct. Saturday at cation and tlie time and place of hearing make his report. District. Bethel. First Class Work Guaranteed. rOTICE-Beglnn- 14, 1 will lng Monday, Oct. 1 thereon by the same one time la ,X)UND-Nov- .2. a W. B. On and after terms will be strict- publishing inn t e nu one ever.v uav un lady's fur . July my a circulation in said First plans married' mail for ii ke cider ior 15. cash for work some newspaper liavin? WANTED at noon. Davis, Stepney Depot, Conn. K. F, D. ly all at my shop. district and by postlnsr a copy thereof on the TRINITY PARISH. good wages, with houseiwood, til further notice, closing Saturdays J: B. O'Brien, Zoar Dlst., Sandy Hook. STEPNEY. sittn pJst in the Town of Koxbury, etc., provided. Other men on farm. Acdress. 1 public POR SALE double barrel breech loading CONN. said district. B. 'i. Bee Office, Newtown, Conn, t 12 Henry Pettit, in C RESPONSIBLE Bridgeport Piano House shot gun, nearly new, gauge, great brush W. SERVICES. M. B. Edward Preston, Judire. , IJUNDAY would like to sell two piano wlilcii have dun. llawley, Stepney. 1?0R SALE Roan horse '12 year? old, big been rented for tlie summer months in this At 11 a. m., morning service with ser- roador. good worker, gentle. afraid of noth- to save exnense of moving. Either one ing, safe to drive. Price StiO. t. L. to mon by,the rector; at 12 m Sunday forlady a great bargain. For particulars write ENTERPRISE Poultry Yards, Burritt.Jiton. Conn. Tel. Steinert s I'iano store, sno ,uau u, unuge Julett Stock Farm, .Special Notice.. TtirrtS school j'St 5 p. m evening prayer. port, Conn. ND, RID6EFIELD, CONN. 4 SALE Twenty-tw- o barrels of fi rst 99, , CONN. St., Bridgeport, we are prepared to do all tjiOR class BETHEL, ex- Rev Fox, St. kinds of harness making and repairing; also Sunday, and Monday occurs the Baldwin apples. Patrick TOR SALE-'l- OO barrelsif pure sweet elder and horse Rose's rectory, Newtown! for- Grade and ThoroughbredMersey Cattle. all styles ready made of harness 175th r atmymlll just noriffof Hranchvlllo, t for sale. Satisfaction In all our work ercises in connection with the the Couch place. James Faulkner, Black Pedigreed Berkshire Swine. goods SALE-Fi- fty busliols of choice merly Orpingtons. Call and see us when in town, JJ10R picked n. Prize Winning White Wyandottes. of Christ Michael South-bur- ivlugenciu. ioun. ivuiitu fuaranteed.- t, anniversary (Episcopal) winter lapples. Fanning, White Shue, 17UtiMainSt.,Brldge-por- Conn.' Leghorns. Conn. church. A large number will attend A farm. Fully stocked, good WANTED-- Must be Stock very low to reduce to winter quarters, CHEAP- -1 strong work buildings. bargain A from Trinity parish. fjiORlSALE large 451 Ilolllster ave., Ct capacity. WANTED-- woman for general horse; also 24 young pigs for sale. .T. J. E. W. Nash, Bridgeport, A good pi aire for the right party. of ls Cavanaugh. Sandy Hook, Conn. I Address, stating wages expected. A. M.Frost, The ConnecticuBranch the Will 11 Main Conn. Pay Boom 5, East St., Waterbury, Auxiliary will have its annual T70R SALE A chestnut mare weighing 105ft L 15 a driver. Fall Tlie market for SALE-- A Andes on in pounds; superior Painting. highest price FOR second hand range, meeting Wednesday Trinity Fine and action. Is slightly lame in the Painting. In our a Live Stock, Cows. Calves, Chick- and shelf. used 3 style years business to build reputation Fat Steers, high Only " New Haven. A number of del- hock. Owner cannot wait for repairs and will Experienced painter having worked at 'it Is for first class honest work. We intend to ens, etc. Will receive Tuesday at Washing- months, E. J. Hall, Sandy Hook, Ct. church, sacrifice on To one who will ton her. care for her niie to on .vnur worn oy maintain It and respectfully ask for a share Depot; Wednesday at Koxbury: Thurs- from is a chanc to She is years, would ngure tit Litchfield. egates will attend Trinity par- right there speculate. wnourr.. r rencu, hook, of your patronage. We are Agents for the day fat and sor use. Address J. M. or contract, sanuy ish. The' usual reduction in railroad ready Terrill, Ct. largest.Wall Paper Mills in tlie country. If Dr. M. Ii. Denslow, 22? Arctic St.. Bridgeport, Conn.. you want It right get W.S BLAKEMAN, Bethlehem. Conn. fares will be made. Marbledale, WANTED A competent girl for general OR SALE Rose comb Brown Leghorn CRAFr & LYON, Conn. Mrs Edward Oldliam, 9i er David If. Corn Stepney, 9 a. m. Cockerels. Mrong, :it. I). Office Hours Until and Evenings. Conn. Conn. Paperhanging A Specialty. Wanted To Tel. Wash. Division. On Friday the singing class will meet Ave., Derby, wall Bridge. Buy. finish at 3 o'clock. .. ' TOR Holstein bull ANTED Two men with teams would like Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. SPECIAL NOTICE-Sh- all Cider calf, sired rince Hopeful Kelvol No. wood or COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will beat In on byjl' loli of teaming.ldrrwlng truck TAX mill Huntingtown district 3737073, Dam, Perfect Ke Kol No 71254. Also Box Nc. G. Conn. Brick on June lf. I. BERMAN, Nov. season. H. ing of any kind. Litchfield, Building Saturday, Saturday. 9, for the Johin 20 full blooded slrain of Rock pul- from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m and each second and 1224 Ct. R. H. Beers & Co. have received a Plymouth North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Frank, Huntingtown district, Newtown. lets. J. B. Stillson, New Preston, Conn. A two last of each month from SALE farm, good Saturday thereafter, Telephone: 21S9-- invoice of fall and winter shoes FOR of tlie In Litcbtield 12 m, to 4 p.m. John F. Collector, SALE-Che- ster White Pigs all reacfV to large one farms Houlihan, TjiOR one mule Conn.. 4, 1007. a P. M. Redillng WANTED Tabuy, large between County. Inuuire Boxlt'H. New Milford, Conn. Newtown, April go; $ pair. 4Brotherton, and were never irbetter shape to serve 1200 lbs weight. C. 11. Hawes, Center, Conn. careful shoe Gaylordsvllle, Conn. TOR SALE 150 bushels notatoes and some Of all kinds renaired a.fc buyers. N 8AE-P- air steWs. tobacco. II. Scaboroz Hanover Siding, Piano reasonable prices. Have good two year old TOR SALE The and Blacksmith Tuning. FIR or will for new milch Carriage Newtown. Conn. Max A. known of broke, exchange Miss Lena Beckwith of Easton is a 1 shop used by the late Charles H. In Grass, piano tuner or Grandfather Clock cows or stock. Also horse 10 old, J (iay te & that needs repairing so young years manufacture of foi 40 A AT A BARt'AIN The Joanna Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Steinwav run so am 1050, worker and driver. Nich- Carriages years. very TOR SALE Sons. Mfr. N, V., and Fred it win accurately.' ir l prepared 'weight good fair of her sister, Mrs Wilbur desirable near Newtown Sta- successor of late I Ct. guest location, being A McCart.v hometeacl. rouiniora, Mnn. will to serve you. refer you, by permission, to Harry Wilson, Southbury, tion and Borden's and on the Carlos H. Ad- Beyer, pleased to attend to your Piano P. ols, ir. Taunton. Creamery most Write or telephone to Storrs, Tu be M Allison Smith. Editor of The Bee. for traveled road In Newtown. The tools Conn. uing. Orders may left at r Charles S. WANTED-Marrl- ed man to drive teiam. and ministrator, Ansonia. Plait's, Newtown. Will be In Newtown wuuiu iraiuuT-i- u imuiii iiiiiv cm, a a line of carriage makers are every line old Colonial clock. mirjNew (iood'lenement convenient to barn. Good big supplies month. address 43S West avenue. E.E.Meeker, Dan-bur- there all for business. To a iiocket can Bridgeport school near. work for man sat- - R. F. Foster Main street, y, ready ouick buy- A ladies' book. Owner rresion, uoiiu. Steady giving 046 er a will be made that is attractive. FOUND E. C. Lee . uoan. price the same by proving property. FURNITURE israction, t Armstrong, uxtora, fs aYasolSon' sale of Frank Adm., Newtown, Conn. Conn. ANTIQUE bought and sold. holding a f Wright, O'Dell, Washington. A (i. B. Tucker, Easton. Ct. P. O. Address ANTED Position as faofn Superintendent shoes all Look A UCTION 11, at K. 1). 2,- Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport div. and that g with them. ANTED A yoke of working cattle. L. Mrs Carrie " or foreman. Life experience. Strictly c. t'-.-: postponed from last week: Three Simpson, t and Or would rent a over advertisement on first w M. & J. M. liiuiefey, moms. uonn. ; ue temperate responsible. their the young sresh cowW. four close sprinersVj'ear-lin- g WANTED-Antlu- mahogany furniture' stocked and tooled farm, cash or shares. Charles II. fully of the and see if is Holstein bull. S dl.ie.i?r-o.- horsesOsoth still, coon good price. Martin. First ClassDressmaker, Address A. N. C, care Jske Office, Newtown, page paper there fearless and nOgMUffviKfcSt class, trailing 101 South street. Stamford. Conn. good drivers, pair C also fox hound. broke on rabbits. Coijn. not want. oxen, 3000 lbs. An assortment of har- dog; l CONS something you weight I hem. C. A. Beardsley, South IIAWLEYVILLE, nesses and farming tools. F'lock of Come and try LX)R SALE Two covered meat carts. Good oxen or are turkeys, Conn. M. Latest Gowns JfOltSALE pair working etc. Mrs John Thompson, South Center dis- street. Dunbiiry, Minott Augur or A. Briscoe.. Style made for Ladies and fofbeef. M. B. McKenna, Ox- Hunters can find C. Hook. Misses. Perfect tit guaranteed. everything they trict. Newtown. B. Johnson, Auctioneer. We a home Sandy ford, Conn. OMES-- will build or buy you need for their sport in hunting at the H an where, city or country. Yu t,a' for ( sums. Hon pay rent. "POR SALE One bay mare 6 years old, sound It in small monthly t For Sale or Rent. ' store of N. "Clark in Shelton. If Mr event of your death SALE-- An extra and right; "one brood mare, as bred last (D. and Mrs Willis L. Towne of Own your home. I" FOR good Estey organ with ceases, buaranjee fund My farm, nartlv stocked, situ stops. Will be sold Mrs R. ,. may; one business horse ; also run- cannot to Shelton' Mr further payment cheap. 0. you go drop Springfield, Mass., have been the Agents wanted. Morae Secur- ated In Zoar district. Newtown, consisting Smith, It. D. No. 34, Newtown. Conn. about land "cow. Will exchange for cattle. protects you. 7o 1)4 Ct. of acres good land, with bouse, barn and Jerome Piatt, Dodglngtown, Bethel, Conn. Clark a line and h'e will send you the guests of Mr and Mrs E. Hall. ity Co.. Inc.. brand street, Danlury, J. They other outbuildings thereon, together witli lO It SALE-- A good farm horse, gentle, kind . Uiols. For POR SALE CHEAP One Ross and stalk goods you wish. came to help Mr and Mrs" Hall cele- OTICE. Notice is hereby given toalfper-.- farming particulars enquire of and all honest, two new milch cows, with hay v Of John F. Conn. Tele- cutter. Can use hand or .all in N iintlitn ua laves to the town Keating, Sandy Hook, calves (one full blood Jersey, one Devon), ona by power; 28th No. r- brate their wedding anniversary Connty..of FairnelU, State of Conne- phone heifer, Jersey, and one good order. Address Box 626, Bridgeport, Ct. Wilbur Briscoe of was a Easton, I will Danbury and cticut, on tlie assessment list of l!We, that old cow, both giving milk. Address or call made them several gifts, among the follow- s FOR SALE Five Dollars C. of his Mr and meet tlietn to receive said taxes at w. Harschewsky, llawley Crossing, Long PIGS per pair. guest, Sunday, parents, is tal- to wit: At Beers Conn. P.O. Box 47. Burr, Easton, Conn. R. F. D. 15, Step-- them a picture. Mrs'Towne a ing time and places, beorge Hill, Mrs Charles L. Briscoe in Taunton. November 0, from 8 a. m. to 12 ney Depot. ented ana a fine elocutionist. She on Saturday, ! lady m.; at Henry Osborne's. Saturday, November SALE Mon- FOR "TJiOR SALE--Goo- 1 5 at Merwin's Mills on I Farms d cheap farm wagon; Ross is Past Grand Matron of the Grand 9 from to p. m.; M Sell Mr Mrs R. visited H m. 12 200 of Fancy Perfection Red Cedar 1 stalk cutter, 55 gallon feed cooker; about and George Wilson day, November 11, from a. to tu.; at of E. on Monday, November 11, Shingles, And all kinds of real estate. 15 tons of and Elsen-bos- s, Lodge Massachusetts, 0. S.,xand Haeublein's store hay, timothy mixed; light Mr Wilson's sister, Mrs L. H. 50 M of choice 1(1 In. Perfection Red Cedar me a of wood sled with pole and shafts; hand picked from 1 to 5 p. m. All taxes unpaid after the (lve description your farm or place, Baldwins 60c in on highly respected where ever she goes. of December, 1TW7, Interest at the Shingles. and the terms and I do the rest. Write or apples, and Greenings, a bushel; Brookfield, Sunday. first day Call and rook them over before also large colt, i. "broken She rate of nine per cent will be charged from the purchasing call and see me. I can do you good. JACOB coming thoroughly is a good friend and beneficiary to elsewhere. 16. and afraid of nothing. William Ellis, Bethel, first day of November, until the same shall he BLOCK. Middle Gate District. Route New Conn. Miss Jennie Sturges of Great Plain, the children in and around Boston. Mr paid, together with lawful fees for collection. town, Conn. Tel. Daniel W. Edwards, Collector for taxes of & and Mrs Towne are ' B. Co., POR SALE-Go- od black 1109 RENT-5-ro- om house Danbury, is spending a week with her photographers and Nov. 5, 1007. Hawley Stepney. horse, weight rpO freshly renovated Easton. Dated, L will 3 minutes-wal- k from lbs: good worker and driver, or ei-- throughout; station; grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frederick F. artists of great merit and do a large SALE-- 14 fat 2 cows. for new milch cow. Ernest E. situated. Inquire 'Of' A. B. POLISH MAN wants a job on a farm. Call rX)R steers, cheap change Hunt pleasantly Curtla, 1 Howard McKenzle, Ct. conn. Stepney Depot, Conn. Andrews, in Taunton. business in Springfield. A at the ZalmOn Peck farm, Newtown. Plumtrees.lBethel, ley, stepney uepot, 16 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

C9QO OOOOO 90S 00 0 030009 0 Q 0 0 0 Georgetown. A ISA UN If ' WINS. ''Wooltex Coats A Iiiivk hum mntuininv nil thu hay and untlii uf thl year' crop MunyiiiK ; to the of K. dt- fiitutu A. Ranki wun -' for II utrnyed hy firn, hint Friday nlk'ht. The Women, $25.00. ! I ill II ffi orlk'ln of tliv Ike It unknown. kIiow fa- LITTLE IIOSTON AND UMPA-- it' We two bt'iiutiful model of these I justly WAUG. mous garment: The4,Belmore"and the "Marchioness' Mmml Mn Gilbert Churchill have aud invite you to et and examine, them. inuved Into thfir new home that their The "Minor": full tight-fittin- model, hit built in Little miii, Auguutus, with HtrapjHMl Hen in 4. The fit mid tailoring can not MoHton, Iw excelled. Mm George Smith hnti lately vlaited Tho "Marchioness": full 54-inc- h loose coat on a her niece. Mm John Hoi man. I'ollnrleHH nuxlel, trimmed with velvet and Charles WidiTstrom and A. Howard andbraid, with a full, . liunk have recently placed furnace graceful sweep.' in their home. Fine broadcloth, lined with guarantee satin Mrs Emily (Hcncdict and Mis Orra interlined. $25 in very little for jmch pronounced eh Benedict spent a few days in town, gance as these coatn in every line. I nut us tut iMuitintr PttlutiuA uml express IH.'V " vn m VI MA VIM VI ID NIIU by Skilled Custom friends. Fitting! lit. George Bank of Port Ewen on the 4 Hudson, brother of the late A. Eugene Basement Specials. Bunk of Georgetown, died on October 30, At one time he wbi well known in Our early buying enables us to offer a very K'ial value of these part, having taught school in women's underwear, in fine knit fleeced HUmh vests and pants, Georgetown and also was postmaster finished in excellent shape. 25&a l PU I10, ft CO. 1 for a number of year. Special price garment mm Women's embroidered liulo hose, at a Hiiecial oricn. Llwk i with handsome in new lloral l grounds embroidery panel, and Plattsville. conventional patterns. Hen's HOYDENS' HILL . Special at 50c a pair. Mr Martha Gould and Mrs Myrtle Gould of Aspetuck were entertained by Mr and Mrs Eli Jennings, Monday. Don't Make an Overcoat Mistake. OVERCOATS. Miss Ethel Wisner attended the meet- ing of the 0. Ha club at Mrs Kane's in Bridgeport, last week. Kemember, you are buying a garment to last sev- eral choose Overcoats, $6.50 to $25. Mrs John Osborne of Jennings seasons; with care. Whatever you pay for a & Co. , $10 to $23.50. Woods has a new Bradley piano. Meigs Overcoat buys better service than you Mr and Mrs J. J. Curlev returned to can get elsewhere. The more you pay us, the more LJoys' Suits and Overcoats. their home at Rockaway Beach, Wed- luxurious the materials; but whatever coat you select Shoes for nesday. has had the benefit of the work of the best designers Everybody. Mrs Clark has returned Leroy home, and tailors in America, and has all the style and fit of after a few weeks' visit with her our finest coats. daughter, Mrs J. Lukman, of Water-bur- y. Chesterfielde, Varsity coats, and long fancy-clot- h 812 to Miss Grace Wisner is visiting her sis- , $45. medium-weigh- ter, Mrs J. Osborne, of Fairfield Woods. Our t coats are the choice of men-wh- Mrs Harriett Pierce and Mrs Emma enjoy brisk walking and who spend most of their Wheeler aie keeping house for Mrs L time s. 112 to $45. bhemsk A. Jennings, during the latter's ab- r '.fe sence from home. HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. The Latest in Has It's 058-- 8 AAJMI . Monroe. First-Showin- g Saturday. Bridgeport, Conn. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. as we are the first in town to show Rev and Mrs Frank Wells East' Again usual, of the latest fashion Hartford are spending a few days with metropolitan in neckwear. Not a Mrs Walter Hazzard. bit freakish, but bright, warm Fall tints cauglit in a ' of Mrs Paul Griffith of Bridgeport has new weave silk, and brightened still more by bias been with her parents at the rectory' stripes of contrasting tones. for a Mr week. Goldsborough ended: Ked, blue, tan, purple, brown, and green and his duties as rector of St Peter's - par- they're extremely happy shades. Four-in-hand- s and ish on Sunday last and will make hisj one and three-fourt- h wide. home in Bridgeport this winter. Mrs ties, inches Made and Goldsborough will spend the winter finished in the usual dollar manner. Fifty cents. Buy them while they' re warm with friends in Virginia. Their house- from the works. ' M0L hold effects went to Bridgeport, last LAN'S week. Don't bother shopping for underwear, when we've all the good kinds and Mrs Wallis Smith and Miss Smith of some specially good kinds at moderate prices, in all sizes. Yonkers have been guests at Hobart t. Beardsley's. Greenfield Hill. First Choice. Zenith Shoes Trunks, Bags DEERFIELD NOTES. for Men and and Other Mrs Helen A. Smith of Derby, who Women. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN Luggage. visited friends in this place, last week, "Dorothy Dodd" has gone to spend a few days with Mrs BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Edward Brotherton at Cross Highway. Miss Susie Posser of Bridgeport, with Shoes always forecast the correct for the a frierd from Green's Farms, were coming season. guests, Sunday, of Miss Alice Nichols. Master Ronald Bulkley of Greenfield Ta'shua. gradual decrease of strength until at the home of Captain Day. Thus every woman should see the new is staying with his Mr grandparents, last after days of unconsciousness she e and Mrs Thomas B. Bradley. Thirty-fiv- men, including carpenters passed away. , Mrs Sarah Seymour is spending some PERSONAL BRIEFS. and masons, are at work on the home time in Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Charles Sweezy and fam Mrs Elbert Nichols has come to live Mark Twain. Dodd" A little son October to "Dorothy came, 24, with her daughter, Mrs David Plumb. J gladden ibe home bf Mr and Mrs Ar- ily moved to Bridgeport, last week, Her health thur Sulkley. where they expect to live in the future. is very poor since the death of her husband. styles in our window. All shapes and leathers, mod- Their place here is for sale. Mrs vis-te- d erately priced, Easton. William Lane has gone to Brooklyn, Clifford Hine of Orange has at W. C. Plumb's. N. Y., where he has accepted a po- $4.00, $3.50, $3.00, ASPETUCK. sition as motorman on the trolley. Miss Mildred Curtis visited her aunt, A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society Mrs Horace Nichols, over Sunday. including the new of the Center street Methodist church The infant son of Mr and Mrs Pierce was held in the church Card was AUTO BOOTS. hall, Wednesday Huntington. baptised at Trinity church, afternoon. Sunday, October 27. Mr and Mrs Jerome Abbott welcom- Horace Fairchild is still on the sick, .QOOD WHITE HJLLS. ed a little soil, October 30, making the list, attended by Dr Gold. I 11th branch .an the tree. PRINTING family Miss Ruth Beard is guest of her aunt, Misses JSfhma and Gertrude Pee The of Plains have youni people Lyon's Miss Louise Nichols. j returned from a delightful fou W. K. Miss Alma Fanton a MOLLAN, gave Hallowe'en Several from this dace attended the weeks tnP to Virginia. They visited surprise onthe evening of October 31. funeral of Mrs Julia Plumb of the Jamestown exposition, attended the 1026 Main Conn. Nichols St., .Bridgeport, A daughter was born to Mr on Sunday, October 27. Mrs Plumb General. Church convention at Rich, Brings good re- and Mrs Frank Parker, Sunday morn- was one of the oldest members of the mopd and spent some tip?.V with rehv tives in Norfolk and ing. White Hills church. Although not be-- 1 Lynchburg, sults. A business Mrs Frank Banks and children of ing able to attend church often, she "' ' is often Lyon's Plains at J. always assisted financially, which 'will judged by gjg spent Sunday J. j West Redding, Foster's. .J0C 1'uooou. I its mat- 8 printed D. A. PARKE E. S. KOLB Harold of Eiiton has "Visited Raymond Cerard of South Norwalk A GOLDEN WEDDING. his was a Drew's for a ter. It costs I friend, Uwight Fanton. guest at George Mr and Mrs Ephraim Barlow of Urn very Parker-Kol- b Co. few days, last week. celebrated their 50th The (pawaug wedding little more to have Lyon's Plains. E...C. Wixon is convalescing and is anniversary, October 28, at the home JEWELERS I of Mr able to walk about. and Mrs Frank Ryder. Mr and work done Mrs your Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Cut Glass. NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Miss Edmonds of Shelton is spending Bar.low were remembered by their Mrs I many Irieiws both in well wishes and us WATCH REPAIRINQ A SPECIALTY. William Sherwood entertained some time at Mrs George Beecher's. by in good ln substantial the Whist club, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Mary E. Drew is again quite gifts. Z No. 9 P. 0. Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. form. , Mrs Samuel Fancher was a guest of indisposed. , The harvest this year is very plenti Mrs I. Thorpe on Tuesday. Mrs Jennie Ambler spent Sunday ful, especially the apple harvest. Frank Lyons has returned after an with her sister, Miss Susie Beardsley. Mrs George Merritt Johnson visited absence of two or three weeks. W. C. Hubbell has a new hydraulic her sister. Mrs Joel Edgar.Crofut, last cider that is good work. Mrs James Ward has been on the press doing week, in Danbury. TheBee.PubCo., X sick list, the past week. The Sunday school room of the Long Newtown, Ct. Philip Gerhard is Dr Gor-ha- quite ill. Nichols Ridge Methodist church is being new- is him. attending ly decorated. Joel Crofut of Danbury has ADVERTISE IN THE BEE. Mrs Ezra Plumb died on October 24, the contract. Gloves and mittens from 10 cents to at the age of 84 years. She was con- Mrs John Todd, Jr., spentthe day ll 25 cents can be found at Morris'. Also fined to her bed for many months with her friend, Miss-De- R. Carson men's underwear. The kind that you but did not suffer with pain as at the latter's school, last week. like both in these commodities. many do at that age, life seemed a A little baby girl was welcomed at