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. T' VOMIMH XII. NEWTOWN, CONN: EEIDAY, -- NOVEMBER!, 1889. SIX PAGES. NUMBER 44.

Youth, Joy, wealth Fate I give thee these; T.. C. has been TIS TRUE THAT BENNETT'S IS THE Leave Harper, who .superin- faith and hope till lite is past; tendent or Niantic mills for And leave heart's host the nearly my impulses five lar- LYON & HINDLEY. Fresh and unfailing to the last. years, has been transferred to a CHEAPEST SHOE STORE owned the same at " I auk not that lor ine the ger mill, by company, THE J. B. BAENABY CO. plan East and will In this section of the country, is the verdict of all. In'regard to selling Ol good and ill be set aside; Lyme leave Sandy Hook, But the II. B. who has been cheap goods, as some people may think when reading our announce- that common lot of man Tuesday Brown, Bo nobly borne and glorified. boss weaver at the Clinton mill and who ments from are as ' week to week, we wish to state that our goods Phebe Gary. was - - - here, last Summer, will succeed him - make-u- SL as the best in style, shape and in the general p and at CI 7U 27 at Sandy Hook. Mr has served T It has been decided to remove Ilarper " much lower prices than the same quality of Footwear can be procur- the the company well during his stay, which lower, rotten portion of the pole in - shoes flag has been considerably than that ed elsewhere- Our stock, in other words, comprises reliable of BUILDERS, MANUFACTURERS, FARMERS the Street and to set it lower in the longer earth. of any previous super. The mill of which every description and at prices which are popular with the trade. Lawrence Mitchell has been to " engaged he takes charge employs something over MKAR THIS IN MIND. : ANDiMECHANICS do the work and will, it is said, be paid " 200 hands and the duties of a superin- by PIUB SHOES! subscription.. tendent are not easy ; but hi is well fit- Some be inclined to think, to the marvelous low may owing prices will do well to : ted for the position and will doubtless we on our Fine Shoes, that we cannot have the best. Those buy their supplies from us. Our The question of a highway bridare give across the fill it with credit to himself and employ- who have been fortunate to secure a of our $4 or $5 I'ohtatuck river from the foot ers. enough pair stock embraces a line of the most of is ; Shoes have been made and in from $1 to $2 on a complete ap Dayton street to be decided at Mon happy pocket pair, town f We claim our and Shoes for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear day's special meeting, which Is . EY that $4 $5 lie who has learned what is, .it ITS (JOING TO MUST BE proved Tools, House Hardware, Rubber caned for 2 beauty -it ? embraces more to the best material and Cutleiy; p in. , rf s. styles select from, very he be of a virtuous character, will desire in the all and I to realize in his own life will be- workmanship construction, sizes, "widths, etc., being Buckets, Piimps, Hajr Cutters, Grindstones and ' la me it keep hand-sewe- mis last to hand in d, in all the are all that can be desired day your fore himself a of in SOLD! popular designs, list to the assessors. Do it now and save type perfect beauty equal in every respect to shoes selling right in this town at $6 and $7. Steel Picket Fenc: human character, to light his attempts : 10 per cent. We have surprised many on these goods; We can surprise You ! at self culture. John Stuart Mill. Look everywhere else and then call and see our Hand-Sew- ed Welt Four miles of new steel rails have been Shoes at in all the These are Itullles & have $3 leading and pleasing styles. goods 383 MAIN SC BRIDGEPORT, laid on the Uousatonie, from Chamber Camp painted Joseph for comfort and Trunks and a house, Maurice unequalled style, fit, price. Bags. lain crossing at iortn Bridgeport to a Lavery's occupied by 3 0 0 3P --A. point below Tait's mill. The men Colgan and M. F. Carmody. -- just IBS G. N were next sent to Hawleyville, where H. B E N E T T, they were to work each side of the tun Samuel C. Bull has spent a few days in Xew York. HlUDGEl'OHT, CT. 3.-J- MAIN STREET. nel. Only the worst pieces of track are being re-lai-d, this Fall. MEM'S AND YOUTHS 0 U R L A T E S Charles Treat spent Sunday at his old T! home in New Haven. Miss lluth Bradley of Xew Jlavvu is her Mrs S. C. Bull. PLUMB (X)., visiting sister, Under HARDWARE A the old system of telephoning, PANTALOONS, FINE, SOFT were no the In the of our blessed there poles along Street, the character Savior wires been on trees. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED we behold the of having strung The union the intellectual new D0NG0LA HAND-SEWE- D BUTTON and moral of man in most copper wires, however, are placed KID, powers their on erected western All This Year's Manufacture, Cut Down in exalted state of Elizabeth poles along the side perfection. Street. Hamilton. of the These have been painted ROSS ENSILAGE AND a dark In of the Price From $5.00, $4.50, $4.00 and $3.75. BOOT, OPERA, COMMON SENSE green. front residences "Et tu Brute." as the vonnir ladv. who had of Selectman Glover and Mrs Norman just carried off the honors from a fashionable the wires are still on Doartuug school, said when her mischievous Glover, however, FEED CUTTER, AND WAUKENPHAST, beau swallowed the last tcasuooitlul of Dr the trees, the selectman having entered Ilull'sCough syrup. a protest against the poles. HAND HORSE CROSS CUT FOR Tins Notice is Important Granulat- ONE UNIFORM PRICE, CLIPPER, ed sugar 12 lbs for $1, white extra J. su- 1'. O'Dea is now employed by E. J. gar 13 lbs for SI, new buckwheat flour Hall. iiO lbs for $1, choice South Carolina rice 7 SAW, CARPENTER TOOLS, SHOVELS, lbs for 50c, soda crackers 5 lbs for 25c, At no time have the Co Poland Broa. Co. Eagle condensed milk 10c can, Daisy con- shown such an immense stock in their vari- THREE DOLLARS AND densed milk 13c can 2 for 25c, good Jap- ous as are at the $2.85. an and Oolong tea 30c lb 4 lbs for SI, departments they doing AXES, WOODEN BUILDERS' good that is desirable and FIFTY CENTS. $3.50 WARE, canned corn 10c can, at W. E. Wills', 58 present. Everything $3.50 State between Main and good taste would selectman be seen in mil We street, street cloaks and dress ho- present these goods as the very best Ladies' I'ostotlice, linery, shawls, goods, AND GENERAL HARDWARE. Bridgeport. siery, gloves, underwear, laces, trimmings and fancy goods. Xot forgetting their very Shoes ever offered in the for less than elaliorate display of carpets, oil cloths, mat- IS A BARGAIN. city HUNT'S REMEDY lace and THIS (JENUING MZtlrx 3VEldcllo WILL CUEE THE KIDNEYS tings, rugs, draperies porticrres. 432 St., 83 St., REGULATE THE HEART AND which are shown in one of the largest and 50. are hand-we- lt MAKE LIFE WOBTH LIVING best lighted rooms in the city, all at the low- $3. They genuine "YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT." IBrld-grepor- t, est prices. KememUer that their spacious These won't last but one week; what's left will Conn. cloak room is on the main floor; no stairs and every pair is warranted. or elevator. When you are looking tor any- WE'D JUST AS SOON thing in their line, don't forget to call and be marked to see them; just give a moment's attention to up regular price. their new ad. Sell you a handsome AzmiD3ter or as to slice a 25c. In- Carpet up hi. Ii. liootu and M- - B. Terrill and Co. dis. ! LOOK! or a eat off rich 39c. I 1 give 700 that REMEMBER, ONE WEEK ONLY i o grain, ot a car load (639 bushels) of very uni OAT Tapestry Brussels. posed iVlULLAlN & choice potiUoes quickly and several orders OUi, are yet uiililiml. Another car load is expected any day. Send your orders to cither I.. B. WE'RE NOT PROUD, Booth, or SI. B. Terrill & Co. and they will be promptly delivered, Quality warranted very STORE OPEN EVENINGS. Even if ve are crowded with customers. choice. Jay Gould will get just as much attention 384 MAIN ST.; BRIDGEPORT. iu our Carpet Shop as any one else; bo That men's and boys' 23c underwear is the more, no less- - One man's money is just greatest bargain ever offered, worth 10c at K. BIGGEST CHANCE OF THE YEAR TO SECURE as good as another's and we're willing to K. Hawley's. gather in the sheckles from all, have one A BARGAIN AND Blankets, comfortables and llannels are MAKE YOUR HOME seasonable goods advertised by the I. M. THE KELLER PIANO COMPANY, UNIFORM LOW PRICE Bead Co. B. BEAUTIFUL. THE J. BAMABY CO., MANUFACTURERS OF THE Hark everything in plain figures and The place to And the latest styles, lowest guarantee goods to be as represented-Mayb- e prices and best assortment In dress goods, We have that's the reason our calicoes, ginghams, flannels, is at K. . Haw- a number ofbroken bundles of Wall ley's. NEXT TO THE I). M. READ CO., KELLER UPRIGHT PIAHO. Paper running' from 10 to 20 rolls each, which, TRADE IS GROWING One man's money is just as good as anoth- FACTORY: 88 to 104 John street, Bridgeport. er's at Charles W.McCord'8 carpet emporium, ' Larger every season. 375 Main street, Bridgeport. IBxid-grepoz- from Jims 15 until further we will sell WARER00MS: DEctiri. t, Ot: notice, at 438 St, Latest and nobbiest styles in gentlemen's half price. We are compelled to do this to make 278 MAIN ST., BT'T; 17 EAST 14TII ST., N. Y. neckwear, at lowest prices at E. F. Hawley's. The Bankrupt Dry Goods Co. advertise six room for our which will arrive week. What more can Imported Papers, bargain days' every 3P. EDWARD K.: MORGAN, Secretary and Treasurer. C. (Toe ask. H in a short time for the Fall Trade. W. M'COED, The Alfred felt shoes and Dodge slippers are John G- - How laud's latest. . Respectfully, LADIES' AND GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES. OF THE FINEST PERFUMES O 375 Main Street, Cloaks, wraps, silks, millinery, ribbons, 4i THE HANDKERCHIEF & carpets and much else that is seasonable, of FOR) HEAD OF WALL STREET, good value and cheap at the Copeland Bros. EVER MADE. Co. Groods- - BISHOP BLOCK (Old Rubber Sterling Hoopla! Suits and overcoats without an NO. CITY and Keane & & CO., House), equal underwear at Jones, Cos, WILLIAM HEALY THIRTY SIX PHARMACY 39 Main street, Bridgeport. NO. 278 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. SPECIAL. BOUQUET. Continuous victories open the season at Corner Fairfield Ave. and Water St., Bridgeport i Foster, Besse St Co 'a and their new ad. tells FOR SALE ONLY BY the story. ' DR. EIGHME, - OPPOSITE RECREATION HALL. - DENTIST, The bargain ot the week in the clothing Hu 422 Main Street, line is the 300 pairs of men's and youths' THE PLACE FOR SQUARE DEALING. JOSEPH' LUTZ, Bridgeport; pantaloons, of which the J. B. Barnaby Co. Second Door Below sweak in their new ad. St:,-3Brid-grpoit- Fair T77"a,ll field ave-- i over 6c Store- - 3 Graduate of Penn. College ot DentAl Surgery. The American A It known to iwrformed. farmer is realizing nioro operations Dentistry and more, the and A. D Teeth extracted without pain by means every year, importance II. A VI S, necessity of cutting aU fodder led upon his of our Electric Vibrator. farm. In European countries, where careful The only dentist In Western Connecticut us- and economical is a to DO PANTS ? ing any apparatus of this kind, l'nre nitrons farming necessity YOU WEAR oxide gas also administered. Gas is the only meet the heavy rents and taxes, nothing is safe anaesthetic known. Teeth extracted for fed whole. A record kept by those interested 2Ao. Work guaranteed as low as any respect which shows on the there is a able practitioner in the State and none but the that, average, FRESH STOCK best work ami uest maiuriui. saving ot nearly one ton In three, according GEORGE C. D. D. S. to the manner ol cutting and care in feeding, EIGHME, while, in corn fodder, there is a greater sav- 1 mhk ing. The Plumb Hardware Co. annouuca in BRIDGEPORT PANTS. CO., their ad. in this issue that they are agents for $3 the celebrated Ross ensilage and teed cotter v Vpnn ih ithora tfc(y At, they two 1 and invite the people ot Newtown and vicini- BMitnndjur and his nwairtheart Su : J to call and examine and or WAt.'itiml fhn rrafl ni ajul ty the cutters hear a w iihini iw inxMirpiiMiM, wioa mo c few of the testimonials which they are able w u. ; 1 j . And eWuw.1 br niXbe wbito to give. They also make mention of horse : I Jw ohmd tw tiutUinc mile 120 FAIRFIELD AVENUE. liay. crosscut saws, - And wvury ocnitrnf and clippers, carpenter's tools, ikw wm Noun an ocoo rtun, shovels, axes, wooden ware, , builders' and mm hardware. -- general YQlTptato oil ':ML-- L.LtL pierQiulil PANTS TO ORDER, S3 UP. Look at the new presents K. F. Uawley is UP.- - giving with baking powder; gallon glass oil PARLOR AND COOK STOVES $3 SUITS, $12 $3. cans, . Glasses. porcelain kettles, crockery, glass ware, JL' k ,d ' "' "idaY Spectacles and Eye etc., all worth of and $kJf&J&JQmmm Perbar jJ. price baking powder "1. Jjreuteaniw puffing tbM ' A J tl m( ear of .n awv Kaf a wall warranted as good as Royal or money J- - object your I BOSTON DENTAL CO., a (uuu aiMVi uuoy us wo w uui aa the cheaper kinds, always on jhand, at Terr jw 430 MAIN ST., near Fairfield ave. low prieea. BRIDGEPORT. Is Consumption Incurable? WATCHES,CHAINS,SILVER WARE, Bead the : Mr H. Morris. New. Tll if 7 on will or tut! m tutu following C C. ark, Ark., says. "Vt us down with abscess of Thea looking ritattkljr at bu 0. DR. WARNES, JEWELFY, CLOUiS. JUST IN. tr lorn cuoic watt lur 100 wiae-- Aa lungs and friends and physicians pronounc- if her lover hal lortfat MAHAGEE. ed me an incurable consumptive. Began tak- more iueciou tbao a. fiuiht. ing Dr King's New Discovery for consump- Something A GOOD SET OP TEETH W. B. SN1FFEN. Hook. am now on third bottle and able . " I tion, my to Sheiaid renlly want no boal Sandy oversee on It Like thee before us -l- them flout . "HE BEST the work my larm. It is the nest ei REDUCED niecuouie ever maoe. fu " Jesse Middlewart.Decatnr.Uhio. savs : "JTiul 'MilHfit rfrwirn away 2 LtoiiUn fl wuou it not been tor Dr Kinit's New Discoxcrv for bor in ionic I would have died V7M Wufwut a wih, without a care. FOLSOM'S consumption of lung troub VM I WiwTh tfua att'i are biulmh les. as given up ov aoctors. Am now in III I best health." Try iu bottles tree at Yours Hut ytrt anything tack, Sample 1 E. . Respectfully, thHik it i a little cimack PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Uawley's drugstore. iut mm ! tlw lutrk that rodM ffoea .,11...... tl.U f.l.,.U. I.. & Teeth extracted) without pain, 23 o. .,: . Attlio WII. J. PLATT CO., New lot ot wool and cotton hosiery, w bile Teeth filled, without pain. 60c up. rool blankets, 7 up at K. F. Hawley1, PRINTERS, Fine Gold filling, warranted, $1 up. NEW NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, Teeth cleaned, 75c. NO. 9 WALL 846 Main Street, Success in life is the result of push and en- STREET, Gas administered, 60e. If the blood is and KEXT DX)BTO LIBRARY BUILDING, ' ergy. impure sluggish, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Teeth extracted free when plates are wanted, both body and mind lack vigor. To cleanse All work dons in a skillful and satisfactory and vitalize the blood and impart new life to " MRS. J.H. FOLSOM, Proprietress. the system .nothing else hnasnch a marvelous 429 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPOKT. manner, v .. effect as Ayer's - Sarsapariila. v Nine years experience ; fifth year in Bridge 49Call and examine our work. San.d.37 ECools CorLrL. Oat our prices, before ordering elsewhere-Order- s The best references flirnisbed. ' mail filled. port. Conn. Fresh liquor barrets for cider only (1 , at by promptly Office hours, 9 a m to 8 p m. FOLSOM'S, Danbury, E. F. Uawley's. THE NEWTOWN BEE. Chief Marsh's trial was again post- Mrs William Bradley is having a new ; VICTORIES OPEN THE poned to afternoon and one of put on her house, Uriah Perry do CONTINUOUS SEASON. I'UBt.lSIIKD BV Thursday the gravest charges, that he had receiv ing the work; also Mrs C. P. Bradley, STOREY! ROY THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY ed revenue from saloon keepers and oth put on by Edgar Banks. j Take flaarare in calling attention to their Hev THE ers for them with INTELLIGENT PEOPLE RECOGNIZE MERIT. K. II. SMITH, KDITOR. granting immunity, Jonas Kissam and will return to Stock of drawn. He has to take effect family PLAIN AND FANCY resigned, their home in New next week. - $1 50 A YEAR, 4c. A COPJT. at New Year's. York, C0PELMD Charles Nichols's is j 1 daughter Mary he Post Is to issue 10 I GOODS KEWTOWH, COBH., FBIDAT, HOVEMBEK 1, pages very low with lung trouble. DRESS and eight pages thereafter, all for BESSE & Thie is by far the largest stock and the most and FOSTER, CO., EROS. '.COMPANY. one cent. Who wouldn't buy a Post! John Wakeman's nephew Horace complete assortment they have yet shown in The BRIDGEPORT. wife are to be his guests for the Winter. THE RELIABLE COMBINATION CLOTHIERS, HATTERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS. Boston Store, and at the usual lev prices. 1 c. A has been born to C. S mmi iu pes. rencn wrapper Flannels, 37 MH8 VKKDfclUCK MKHKILL daughter mm Sterling. Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing exoeeds in magnitude any we have ever had in past seasons ; it exceeds and towers in colossal mag- - We are showing the largest line of Flashes in HliATEN TO DKAT1I TASHUA. nifieence over the largest assortment of any house in the State. Our styles are beyond criticism, and our guarantee as to the reliable charoter the city; prices 88e, SOc, 75e. 91, $1 85. in all - choice of J. B. Billings of the Morning News of the goods is a bond between our patrons and ourselves which has never been broken- We at its true and the leading shades. Large and assortvent Coining home late at all represent everthing value, give night, Saturday, has left the for a in the The rectory has beeu forsaken by returns' for the money invested with us than any concern in 4he world. The best value in Dress Goods at 23c, 87 c, o as ho paper place post larger Intoxicated, alleges, that he otllee. the rector's children, who are with their 60c, 76o and $1. Corsets S6e. was not conscious of his acta or words, near Boston on a visit. PALL AND WINTER SUITS, ? OVERCOATS, ULSTERS AND REEFERS. retailing at 48e, 58c, 69e. These Ladies' and Misses' Cloaks, Jack grandparents are all much under - Frederick Morrill of No. (J Hall H most cuts to the best custom made. manufacturers' prices- street, T T T HT I" the stylish equal Our $6 60 Wool Suit ia the best Suit in Con-amarr- ahs S0UTHP0RT. Rev Mr of Monroe was Q tl 10 working 70 Grey Blankets St CO, worth Ex- neurJloiixHt.onk' avenue, choked ami Goldsborough ML'VUO ID the oily. Our 8.S0 and suits make our customers rejoice with style and lit. In Dress Suits our long ex- pairs $2. ets, Wraps, Newmarkets, beat, HUl us to secure the best and tra value in Blankets and Comfortables. hW mo The names of both wardens of one of here, last week. perience and good judgment has enabled materials, nobby styles finest workmanship; just those things that make kicked wUe Unit he was One ease Cotton Flannels worth e. Cir- brutally our on an one feel well and stylishly dressed Our prices: $11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, $24. 8c, 12 and Russian rendered Insensible and died the churches appear application Charles Mallett's bam is now covered One lot Hen's Scarlet Shirts and all at H to us to see ana host In Drawers, for a license In the last Issue of the Ad- I? M Come confidently, expecting buy the suit the city torthe money. They ex poet ' hospital, Monday, without recovering in. Vl'TTATfI V. ) U jS VT lVl Vj i It, they are bounil to have it and we are the only live house where they kuow they can eot It. Our wool, 76c, worth $1. culars coiwclousiiens. Mrs bruised and vertiser. croons sausiy mem ami our low prices cuiupei uui uwmijcutuio w uwnicgc oupwriur ttuvuiiuiges. auum m latent styles for SO dozen lien's Grey Shirts and Drawers 26e, Merrill, Mrs has come to her sis- 6.50, 8.50, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 1kl, K. worth 38c was Augusta Eyre At far below the actual ralue- - All Sites nattered, dixcovered by a neighbor, The cake sale of this veek has been ter's for the Winter and has moved her 25 dozen Ladies' Scarlet Tests and Pants, ex prices I)r N. K. Worden, who wait called OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, CAPE COATS, LEATHER COATS. tra and Qualities. many postponed. goods from South Norwalk. quality, $1. hour after the crime, found her In a Our assortment of Men's, Youths, Boys' and Children's Overcoats Is beyond all hope of imitation. We propose to put In some ' 2 eases Children's Vwsts and Pants, all sizes, Miss Mary Sherwood has returned to - Two lots of Cloth Newmarkets, new comatose condition. Merrill was arrest- Misses Sarah J. and Auiauda Nichols telling blows with our unparalelled assortment of elegant made goods, marked at astonishing low prices, Come and inspect tbeiu the best value for 25e- Omaha, Neb. She has been with her : 84 dozen Misses' All Wool lSe : ed and charged with assault with Intent recently drove to Newtown for a visit of and acknowledge with thousands of others that they have no equal in the world for the price 5, 8.50, 8JS0, 10, 12, 13, 15. lis, 18, 20, 22, Hose, pair. styles, at the following low prices uncle, Simeon W. Sherwood. 24, 25. ' Job lot Silk Handkerchiefs 2Se. 38, S0e. to kill ; but, after the death of his wife, several days. 25 dozen Men's Camel Hair and Scarlet Wool $5, Regular Price S10. On the information was changed to murder account of the indisposition of the CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS SUITS $2.50 TO $8.50. BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS TO Socks at 25c- - ' . " " 12. service-wa- s $4 $9. 8, and the hall bond of 2000, allowed he rector, omitted at Trinity, STEPNEY. Men's Goods, Hats and Rubber Trunks and Horse Mats RIBBONS. 10, " " 15. firnt charge,wax withdrawn. Mer- Sunday evening. Furnishing: Caps, Clothing, Bags, Blankets, Carriage MltS ALQIJIST. and Halters and We show the largest stock, the most complete " " rill himself to realize the enormi- Robes, Whips, Surcingles. assortment of Ribbons and at the lowest to 12, 18. appears Several new lights have recently been OPERATORS 27 ST0SE5. - OPEN EVERT EVXBISG. prices hi Mrs Marie wife of John L. Alquist, be found in the See the lot now exclusive ty of crime and weeps and moans, put up by the S. V. I. A. C, city. job being Embraces many styles. laying that ttlie was a wife to him, died, Friday, 25th, at home of her step- offered. How is the time to bny for fancy work. good The of Miss Grace Bulk-- that they had never before engagement daughter, Miss Emily. Her age was 49 quarrelled Mr Morse is and that thin was hi lift drunk. Ac-- ley and of Brooklyn an and she had been failing for mouths,with BLACK SILKS. nounced. THE GREAT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMBINATION CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, MEN'S cording to the post mortem, death was what was supposed to be cancer of the FURNISHERS, The Boston Store, caused from Annie who is at Mrs lieed's stomach. The funeral was attended at BKIXDG-EIDPOT- , by convulsions, proceeding Buckley, JsALJsJTJST values in reliable makes, the wear of In Sun- afternoon. Rev 31V STZEZETEJO?, CT. Special hemorrhage of the brain, which was also school New York city, was home, Stepney Depot, Monday which is guaranteed. One lot consists of 10 Mr Manee of the Baptist church : STOREY & ROY: Black Silk congested. There were numerous black day. Stepney LONG HUNTINGTON. Miss Florence Stillson expects to start E. L. Warner has purchased the best pieces of the celebrated Regatta officiated and bearers were Dea Dai-le- y, HILL, 8 $1 now offered at use. and blue on her the two-year-o-ld pieces regular quality, spots body. Oliver T. Sherwood has as or- for Norfolk, Va., 2d, for the Winter. grade heifer in these 342 Main Street, resigned John J. T. Porter, R. B. Mrs Charles Curtis and little Jersey S pieces regular $1 25 quality, now offered at They had been married only about at Benedict, daughter BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ganist the Congregational church. Rockwell. Mrs had been a have returned home. Mrs Janet Caldwell visits Frank Jel- - parts. 85e. eight months and Merrill was apparently Alquist great 4 $1 60 now offered at Numerous a release. tiffin Wilton. Charles Betts started for pieces regular quality, a sober, hn rd working fellow. He was changes are taking place in sufferer and death was happy Orlando, $1 10. the Church liecord Co's office. 1'. Miss t needs mention Florida, lately employed by the ISrassaud Bronze Pliilo Emily AlquU-- special HUNTINGTON. II. A. I.oupsbury has been quite ill Saturday Aluminum Co., but had been Havens, formerly assistant secretary of and highest praise for her noble and un- with BARGAIN WEEK. previously The book for the recent fair quinsy. driver for W heeler & Howes. His wife, the Y. M. C. A., Is now bookkeeping selfish work, in providing and caring for premium FLUMTREES. MILLINERY. mother. Mrs of the Union society will be This week we to Inaumirate the before her marriage, was Miss Lottie there. that poor suffering Alquist, agricultural A full force of men is now propose was Swedish came to the iu the hands of the treasurer, I). REDDING. employed greatest Bargain Bale ever know in lanbu Toukin of Stepney Depot. She is des- Simon W. Sherwood is his who of birth, placed the lime which is in rv. improving re 8. the first of next week, for the Mrs .Tones at kiln, again opera- .lust think! Men's all wool casslmere suits, We are now showing the largest aad most com cribed as about HO a village about live years ago and was Clarke, Timothy of Danbury at 7 years of age, year place, by removing dead trees on the to un tion. not worth i5 or $18, but gootl value at 25, assortment of Felt Bonnets aad Han, em older than her husband and of a spected by all who knew her. Her re- payment of the premiums. Owing J. Ij. Sanford's. mm we are aellinsr at 5. plete very highway. t il Men's all wool I'ond-d- anil frox bracing all styles and colors of Bonneu, felt ! avoidable in the time of holding clicrry.sax not incited to an- mains were taken to Stepney cemetery delays W. F. was over not worth from tSO to a Round Hats, English Walking fiats quiet disposition, easily aud Mandeville bound at BR00KFIELD. suits, anywhere Hats, Large I'titil her for burial. She had been a great suffer- the directors' meeting subsequently suit, but kimmI value at (14 50, we are retailing and Turbans at the lowest prices to be found ou ger. marriage, she had lived CHESTNUT HILL. New Haven, Tuesday, under $200 bonds. ut the unhearu of low price oi f iu. er for but was of straightening out the judges' books and Our lime has suffer black corkscrew sax and frox suits same grade of goods. with her mother, Mrs Tonkins and M V ... many months, always enterprising agent Men's Betsy V1,L,.I,.,.'J time Mrs who has beeu worth on troiu Kfc to 10 dozen Felt Hats at worm in cheerful disposition, exhibiting a true making up the list of awards, the J. Arthur Sherwood, ed with a very severe cold; is now able narr anywhere 25c, brother Oscar the house owued by Mrs on Housatonlc near but actual value $13 50, we are ottering at Felt Hau SOc and upward. grief avenue, Hall Christian character all her trials for the payment of the premiums will be very sick, is slowly recovering under the to attend to his duties. $9 75. M. K. Beers, opposite John Benedict's through $13 street, Tuesday morning. While Mr extended to November 25. All premiums assiduous care of Dr lieid. Men's all wool Harris casslmere suits at tin shop at Depot. The and afflictions. She was the second wife Miss Annie Fox, who has been absent to $14. Full dress suits iu every style and Stepney family Wakeley was serving a customer, the not called for on or before that will bad lived there some four or five of Mr Alquist, to whose two small child- day for a month, returned, Monday. grade imaginable years horse and the' be as to the RIBBONS. and one dangbtej, Jennie, who died of ran,ovcrturuiiig .smashing ren she was all that an own mother considered reverting society. THE SECULAR PULPIT. wagon, while the milk flew in all direct- - .I. The new stock company at the shear MEN'S AND BOYS' consumption, is burled in the Stepney could be, loving and caring for them Touilinson, secretary. We all do fade as a leaf. Isaiah. ions. The horse was stopped after it had with a mother's hard shop are making vast improvements; SCO pieces all silk, extra quality, satin edge, cemetery The father, George 1). Ton- devotion, workiug Kev Mr Park and several others from OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS and aU eo.or ex wrecked the turnout. Post. to them an for educa- intend to start up in full blast in Gros Grain Bibbon in black sat kins, was killed, several - mm mm give opportunity here attended the Christian Endeavor they low years ago,whi!e about a month. SPECIAL DRIVES. tremely prices. rescuing two young girls from being run tion and improvement. convention in New Haven. WESTON. elee-an- t oth SPECIAL VALUES IN over by a heavy truck which was rapidly are Mr and Mrs S. B. Bennett from Mil-- Our Boys' overcoats, advertised by Charles Beard and Frederick Curtis ers as food value at $14, our idea they are well driven upon a ferry boat ; he lived only-lon- Miss Mary Grumman of Norwalk spent ltev A. II. Manee was to attend the ford spent last week with F. A. Bennett. GOODS. the jurors drawn from this town for the worth $7 60, our price $5 25 DRESS enough to say a few words. The Sunday with Miss Hattie Bedient. ' State school to Sunday superintendents' Superior court, now in session. Luther Simons, while at work in corn, Hen's overcoats, $5, 6,8. 10, 12, IS, 18, $24. family at one time lived In and from $1 SuiU from 31 Brooklyn, Miss Lillie Adams has visited Miss convention, Wednesday Thursday last was hurt the Boys' overcoats up. up. where a married daughter,Mrs Ida Smith, and lessons with the As soon as enough young people con- week, by overturning Men's woolen underwear from 23 c up. Elosia i illustrate the cray- Selleck. iu medal con- of a cart, the him in the etc-- , at CARPETS. resides. Before that, they owned and on. Thursday evening, he was to assist sent to take part another rigging striking Shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, astonishing or three chest. Dr King of New Milford was ly low prices. occupied a house In Hattertown, uow be- Mrs C. T. Gregory and sister have re- -' an in a mission church test, one will be held here; two Oil at entertainment summoned and he is - Kemember this is Bargain Week in every sense Hoquettes, Velvet!, Brussels, Ingrains, turned from more are needed to make the class. for Life. recovering gradual- - longing to Fred Porter. Iiidgetield. in Ansonia, with both song and speech. up Inspiration of the word, no humbug at Cloths, Kattings and Kugs- lines of Goods aad a large as- Intelligence of the murder of his sister J is sermon. Complete Staple Miss Ida Coley is with her mother. Marcus for Win- Mrs James is feeble. holy life a continual was carried to Oscar Tonkins at Tyrrilhas prepared Byingtou quite Mrs II. L. of New-- Y'ofk is sortment of Kovelties. Stepney ter with a new house roof. Churchman. Shcpard Depot, an article Mrs D. S. Hurlbutt and son are with November the of Mrs H. S. Beers. VALUES EVER OFFERED. Monday morning, by Commencing Friday, 1, The best to see divine is to guest BEST in her father, Nelson Crossman. j 1 way light the News. Jle at once started for Ladies' aid society of the Baptist stage will leave Bridgeport at p m, ar- Thomas Bristol and Marcus Babbitt but arrived last week and will put out your own caudle. Sam Harris's Bridgeport, at the hospital Mrs Ephraim Fitch and Miss Louisa church riving here two hours earlier. were drawn as to serve in too late to see his sister alive. Mrs Ton- have a hold a Gth. God hears not the voice but the heart. jurymen Jarvis returned from Brooklyn regular meeting, Wednesday, Bev Mr Park will hold extra services Bridgeport, beginning Tuesday. kins was iu Brooklyn and thither he visit. j Cyprian. Mr and Mrs William French are happy at the Congregational church, next week, proceeded, to Bridgeport,Tues-da- y The Bible in Whisconierhavc CO. returning James Dikeman and have mov- over the advent of a bouncing boy. on Many a man lias bravely withstood ad meetings C0PELAND BROS. and to iu the ac- family Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday been resumed with the usual at Stepney evening, ed into the house of Mrs E. and proniply versity who has been ruined by prosper- good BARGAIN companied by his mother, sister and fam- Lyons. liurr Ilawley spent Sunday in New Friday evenings, beginning tendance. 7 and af- Karl Fau-cher- at 30 and on Wednesday ity. Hugh. 411 TO 417 MAIN STREET, ily. He says that he saw Merrill in Mr Phillips is Samuel 's York, hearing Dr Talmage and other not Friday pris- painting ternoons 2 30. Those milk to the CLOTHING HOUSE, but that he could noth- barn. ed preachers. at A string of opinions is no more Christ furnishing parties on, (Merrill) say the old Fairfield ing about the case, save that he was Stiles B. Nichols has a fine new horse. ian faith than a string of beads is Christ- occupying condensing factory and 103 Avenue, Mrs Huldah Rockwell, who is iu her Mrs C. E. Lyon is on the sick list. will, after November 1, ship it direct to 185 Main street drunk. Arrangements were made for ian practice. Wesley. 101st year, took a carriage ride to Green's in- the Winter. BRIDGEPORT. the 2 Louise Minor of Bridgeport is at Hev Frank Massieurs moved, last week, Bridgeport during D funeral, Thursday, at p iu, from Farms, where she will the Winter I find the doing of the will of God anbury. the spend Mr IJobertson"8. to his newly purchased home. house at Stepney Depot. Uev J. F. and she saw the steam and horse cars leaves me no time for disputing about Tobacco buyers have been out anil in sali.--s Kobertsou of the Methodist church was for the first time. Miss Allie Perry has returned from a Miss Fannie Qwen is with friends His plans. Macdouald. some made. , to officiate, with the burial in the Step- visit in Nichols. pleasant Naugatuck. AVe onen the hearts of others when The music in St. Paul's Sunday school ney cemetery; C. V. Edwards, Charles Mrs Crossman his gone to Berlin O Messrs Curtis, Corning and George Os- Mrs James Byington's niece, Mrs More- we our own. has made a advance with Miss Ilawley, John T. Eastwood and VV. J. Heights, open great borne are engaged upon Minott Booth's house of Bridgeport,cares for her. Edith Griffen as organist and Clarence Candee bearers. While in Bridgeport,, We may laugh about religion when in LOOK DEERFIELD. house, where extensive work will be a in Jones with the cornet. i the body was in of Wil-m- ot Mrs Owen has spent fortnight but in sickness we need the rod charge Ilawley, done. For a rural home, health, A Is decided im- picturesque, Cornwall. and staff which the Lord to His The new books for St. Paul's licyuolds. George Bradley making the situation of Mr Booth's home cannot gives library No one saw Merrill abuse his no in front of his house. children. are expected, every and will be iu FOR wife; provements in this town. A beautiful Booth's Hill school now numbers 18 day one knows when or for be equalled circulatiou as soon as the old books are what motive he Miss Abbie Wakcman is scholars. How time is when measured improving her lake, a well rounded natural lawn, mm m mm short did it; he himself says that he was so large, called in for repairs aud the new ones place. backed a beautiful with alongside of How small druuk that he didu't kuow and re- by grove, many eternity. thy can be catalogued. can't acres of under SHELT0N. life looks when looked at from the peaks member what he A State The family of Bradley Woods have the surrounding country wis doing. his he is almost a C. W. Shelton has moved to of the Karl law his on the been quite sick with colds. control, king. Attorney ages. Hugh j preveuta hanging simple S. office in S0UTHF0RD. GEELEY, is A. Hurd's Birmingham. The Sermon. the of drunkenness Morris Kane of New Haven in the clothier, and ground the beating A. W. Cook has entertained friends was done on a sudden of Merchant is found in the apparently fierce WESTP0RT. employ Ilawley. The text, my brethren, from Hartford. Impulse. Mr and Mrs William of The Glad services at the WHITE HILLS. annals of Common Sense, Lyon Danbury Tidings day re-- SZain M. be No service in last Use your odd moments for self Improve John 1'oswell has had his house and 456 Street, spent Sunday with Hezeklah Lyon. E. church will postponed till Sun the church, Sunday, - Kills li. a uicnt. paired; George Hyde of New Ilaven did Hawkins, popular young day evening, 10th. owing to the rain. Rev James Ditmars on record - fe John W. Hurlbutt Is his barn It is DeQuincey who has left the work. clerk at Foster, Besse Co'g, was mar- having will next if ; j The association of the preach, Sunday, pleasant this calculation of human life. He sup- BBIDG BPOBT. ried, Tuesday, to Miss Harriett Mae Col- shingled young peoples' school at 12 30. Daniel Tolles of New Ilaven has mov M. E. church will meet, Sunday that a man lives 70 years, which is lin, by Kev W. V. Garner. They will Charles Buck and family return to Friday evening, poses ed into Arvilla Stowe's house. 8th. Each member is to bring a written Mrs Sterling Blakemau and children a little over 25,000 days. One fourth of i reside on French street. their city home, November 1. . opinion as to "What man or woman has left for their home in Hartford, Saturday, this time is spent iu childhood aud in F. II. Gray has returned from his trip Charges against Olllcer Charles Lush Charles Greenslade will start for South- performed the most heroic deed in the after four weeks at James Blakeman's. preparation for life work. One third is West. were heard at Tuesday's meeting of the ern California, next Monday. past 10 the spent in sleep. Another fourth is spent BIG BARGAINS years?" . Mrs Oliver Blackman entertained Lawyer A. N. Wheeler of New Ilaven police commissioners, but no action was mm mmni ex- Mr and Mrs Charles H. who of John's church. in caring for the body, iu eating aud was week. taken, as, to the absence of an Taylor, sewing society Jt here, last IN owing have been for six weeks on a tour LONG HILL. ercisinz. in pleasure, sickness or idle Important witness, the was ad- The household effects of Hiram Booth the here have been hearing the Mon- ness. So that, of a life of 70 years, only Among hunters through West, returned home, Orinman J. Drew has painted his house re- journed to Tuesday, 5th, after part of the were sold at auction. Mr Booth will about 10 of them are spent iu real work Hubert Knapp and John Peet of Bridge- had day. a dark, metallic red and expects to give Jud- - testimony beeu heard. The charges side with his daughter, Mrs Charles for the of the world. Iu the j it anothor coat of red, this Fall. good light port, are that Lush searched Willis Cooper's Mr and Mrs Samuel G. Fairchlld of lighter son, iu Huntington Center. of such a calculation, the words of the CLOTHING. John Jackson of Thomastou was here, house without a warrant and used insult- Keyport, N. J., have been with Aruzi li. II. Boylston of has been text are How Bridgeport Florence Blackman has chicken very suggestive. luany last week. j to Mrs Lockwood ; Mrs Allen pox. ing language Cooper. Lush, on Augusta of New at the rectory. good books you might read through, by the Mrs Haven with Mrs F. N. Mrs of Shelton assists her sis Fred Warner of Bethel last week contrary, alleges that Cooper Taylor. Next at Grace church Turney having them at hand to pick up while spent had abused him and that these Sunday's offering ter, Mrs Oscar Hubbell, whose daughter with his parents on Hull's Hill. charges The annual Harvest festival of the M. will be for diocesan missions. The as- waiting for dinner or looking for the were brought spite. Edith is very low. . , through E. church will he held in the lecture sessment upon this church is $30 and it train. How many grand thoughts might Mrs Monroe Smith returned home, last ltev J. F. Rogers, pastor of St. Mary's room of the church, next Wednesday is hoped that at least half may be raised Mr Critteudon moved his family from bless the world from your life, did you week, after visiting her daughter at Mt church, East Bridgeport, la suffering and Thursday evenings. next Sunday. E. C. Wixom's tenement to Shelton,Mon carry a note book and, when a thought Vernon, N. y. with organic troubles. He has beencon-flne- d day. came, jot it down. Did we allow no The funeral of Gertie, youngest daugh- wife of Sherwood S. Rey- Mr and Mrs N.G. Wakelee have visited to his bed for two weeks. News. Emily L., useless moments in our lives, we ter of Rev H. S. Still, who died on Satur- nolds of 72 Black Rock David Wheeler is repairing the house vapid, C. P. Cook at Union City. avenue, Bridge- should grow very fast in all mental and The polo season, will open here, Tues- day of scarlet fever, took from who died on 54 next to Amos Wheeler's. place port, Wednesday, years moral directions. When you have an day, .Brldgeports New Haven. her late residence, will be buried ' against Sunday. old, here, Friday. Mrs Martha Curtis rides in a new phae odd moment, instead of sitting down to can has a team and is In ' n Bridgeport good the ton. .. . ybu certainly After November 1, all express packag- , gossip or to fret about your neighbors, race to win, TRUMBULL. es will be delivered free In the village. The funeral services of Mrs Marcena grapple with some of the problems of the life. Think them Stephen Sabo, young Hungarian S. Dow nes, who died at Litch- Miss Jennie A. Wheeler, who has been Hubbell were held at her home on Tues- through (a thing, by who killed Michael Kwanc at Elijah the which few and then North field, CO years' old, was burled from Trin- with friends in New Haven, has returned day ; interment at the Lower White Hills way, people do) Bridgeport, was allowed to the result of that . forth to plead guilty ity church, last week Thursday. home. cemetery. give thought to manslaughter. He escaped with a j. the world. We walk the path of life but - Mrs light sentence, two years in State prison. EAST VILLAGE. Emily Hubbell, who died on Sun once. How needful, then, to walk PLATTSVILLE. day, was 76 ; funeral on Tuesday; t. j To so use the hours that God William Gilbert pleaded to At the annual meeting of the cemetery worthily. guilty The club Platts-vlll- e us we our shooting Frank Buzzell, last and Stepney will play the association, three new members were ad- has given that shall grow August club on cham- selves. after the battle gets five years in State prison. Saturday, 2d, for the mitted and the following officers elected : EASTON. ' For, all, great pionship. They are now even. S. B. ; O. M. of life is the battle with sell in conquer -- A horse Clarke, president Beardsley, Mrs Sarah A. Wheeler and Mrs Charles ' belonging to Henry Davis, and treasurer ing passion,' prejudice and selfishness North from Misses Fannie and Maie Seeley attend- secretary ; O.J. Sherwood, Charles Burr have visited Mrs F. L. Bridgeport, strayed home, y, within us. a self master, If ed a musicale in Weston, even- F.D.IIollister, W.W. Bliss, C. M. Beards-le- Be, then, Vliifj lo mo- last week Wednesday and, after two Thursday Wheeler at Long Hill. not a master over others, by learning JjciYts , W. R. Ferris, directors ; O. J. Sher- days, was found near ing. ft. Myron I'atchen's, wood, sexton ; W. 11. Ferris, trustee. Rev Mr Roberts left, Wednesday ; his in odd minutes the secret of self con lasses Chestnut Hill. Mr Skidmore is an ' orfionty'to having enameling departure is regretted by his quest. room lieuben Stowe has hired Charles Ilub-bell- 's parish. Mr and Mrs William Peet are at the built adjacent to the new factory. oire raff of house and will move his family Bufus Wheeler and wife are expecting We learn wisdom from failure more home of Sherwood Peet, Hattertown. George has his barn raised and Bright there. He has purchased the Beardsley to move into the house of Dea S. Staples. than from success: we often discover Mrs Orrin is re- nearly covered. "PekryDiviV Kelly recovering from tract of J. W. Shanley and will burn it W. W. Jennings of Deep River has what will do by finding out what will cent sickness. L. N. fine - Reynolds has Chester pigs into charcoal. been in town. - not do. Dr Smiles. about nine weeks old. The on - Patrick Garvey place North Han ford Burr is quite poorly.. John Egden and Joseph Hill have A FINE SWISS WATCH Main street has been painted and Is " SOTJTHBURY. again Henry Wheeler has left the neighbor- traded oxen. occupied. ; SPORT HILL. Mrs William Ilinman goes to Brook hood. John Ogden and Marion Williams have IT Given a of $12 00 Mrs Alonzo who The Eurekaa of this week. am everyone making purchase Hoadly, has been Stepney played the Eddie Stevens has returned to New taken a large tract of wood to cut offand lyn, East In search of has returned October 30, the - health, Dewdrops, Wednesday, Haven as grocery clerk. work into timber. O. W. Ambler and wife have visited or more in Store home much improved. Dewprops winning the game 6 to 16. Mrs C. W. Randall of Shelton. Clothing". formerly This is the third game played, Sport Hill Emory Tuttle still works InTorrington. ASPETUCfc' ' William Bishop, a popular and enter- ' ks O'Brien died, winning two. November 9, the Aspe-tuc- Patsy Saturday morning, prising young man, drives bis steed 24 old. was buried will the Dewdrops on STRATFORD. ' Levi Beers and wife have moved into about years lie at ahead of a newly painted buggy. play Sport a Hill. a house near Bradley's ax factory, where Ansonia, Monday, the last of family of , Mary A., wife of Daniel C. Wood, died Bartholomew Conductor Clarft"-Lane- who is now he expects to work. .. five children. O'Brieu, the on ?0th, 34 old. Fu- domiciled in his new home on GREENFIELD HILL. Wednesday, years father, died about 10 ago. The Sterling neral from the Congregational church Mrs Iiwis is fast. fell de street, East Bridgeport, Is the Bradley failing five children grew up, but that anew. running Miss Carrie Millbank has gone to New on Friday at 2 30 pm. She was daugh- claimed them all, 10 05 a m train from Bridgeport, return- stroyer, consumption, -- York for a few days to meet her sister, ter of John S. Fray of West Stratford the widow and mother sur- ing at 9 20 p m. This train, although DIAMOND REDDING. Only poor - Mrs Way. aud leaves three small children. HILL, vives. fRy if scheduled AS passenger, sometimes brings j A. R. T. Nichols Efflnsrham Thaddeus Curtis celebrated .45S .iisr a few cars of express freight on the entertains his 78th Mrs Beach Whitehead is quite poorly. II. W. Beecher took the Monday morn- 454, stzzeeo:, Bar-riugto- Nichols and from New York. ijihth down from Pittsflold to Great n, family birthday, Monday evening. ing train for Larchmont, New York, to re Throat, trip ' J. H. Lee is building an addition on one It was dis- Jo where the Wilson Miss Anna C. has been Mrs A. Mr Williamson be absent week. Tuesday, Polnt'frcight Burr at has bought and will the north end of his house for a kitchen ; two-year-o- ld , covered that his chestnut picks them up. I M. liar-tram's- Black Rock. improye the Oviatt property. peorge O. Piatt doer the work. filly had escaped from "pasture. CONN: NOVEJtBEll 1889,-:-SI- X PAGES. VOLUME XII. NEWTOWN, FRIDAY, , , NUMBER 41.

Prof Bowson met with encouraging re t BETHEL. and Bethel Gas whose charter the field where more than 300 monuments Nothin' to Say. home oC the tlrst minister, ltcv Thomas Rudolph Stoeffel as a Neighbor. Light Co., Lessons From Rudolph's Crime. sults, Monday, the half term opening vis- ha8 recel,tly uuen extended and who pro-- 1 now stand marking held the Nothin to su Nothin ut ull to was nuur mure Told In a one of his neigh- Fifty members of Danburv council - positions by There are moral lessons myUuuKUtwrl lousoy, sentence,by with the' addition of nine to the. number to mes OI P'Pe ,n "em-- ; union me underlying nay was the first uow enlarged to Is tho estimate of char- ited Wooster council, O. U. A. M.. last P?e ,ay e,sut army during light. Theseare the revelation of Stocffcl's ! wnietery, bors, Rudolph's Rudolph guilt, In ve htw of scholars at the Academy. con-- eu a oi an aero oi ntnu oi an two Ulrln tltiit'ri Invr, .iotir.o.1, js'iiirriy renter size. The present Street was then acter at home : "No one his go- week, when the second desree was I quarter uesenpuons, only ol the which has been detailed iulhe I regrets fully Bke, Imlr w iiy whose beauties of loca- fcrred on a number of The nas Deen OI "we" Murray on numoer netng aiiKe. All arc worthy of - a wooded knoll, for he was a bad man to have candidates. I)Uas!U that should not notice. Yr inol hrr UI ulori you when her folks ing, is the street from Greenwood ave-- and man v of them escape especial tion were not appreciated till later. The we the district well rid James Callahan, who recovering occasion' was made very interesting. running inspection notice: The of and the ' . . . .. , around; thought folly unrighteousness ... ii, is now able nue to Tlain street and here it j and ln Ylt In in I nm, itu.l lu re air unl town men, even ine and a from his twice broken leg, Grassy unique imposing their grandeur yon your regulated everything of a scsmp when he shot Peck E. II. Beers of Plain street is ' certainty of iu penalty were never more where if hIh'i to walk without crutches. Grassy is proposed to erect a storage reservoir. and lieauty of their and finish. iiiotlH't', way in which logs should be left at the worse one is safely housed now." his design fully illustrated, nor the fact that there improving place. It is said that the work is to be eomplet- - Wednesday Southern Pennsyl- - You t'M.U lots like mother: Nirty much saw mill. Witness this vote of January About 10 Stoeffel, morning, is a heathenish state of yrr years ago, Budolph The children el as soon as in order to furnish vania was treated to a New - society existing wiiiii' In k! ; 1714 : "The town voted, reserved and Stoll'er been known in his Thomas the new coachman of St Mary's parish will possible, genuine Eng- like this Christ H, or (as be has Peterson, 1 ! plague ppots throughout Alt'ltilM.nt iiiim ; ntttl a dramatic gas to patrons December or sooner. land snow storm. tlii' rltnlccti'l fiivor ordered four rods on ye wwt side of ye ow n the property kuown for the Rubber, has moved from F. B. give and musical entertain- by Thursday morning, ian New IlllOlIt Itlt' ('Vl'M. district) bought The contract for the at laden with all souven England. sawmill for a and ordered that residents as Wheeler Kain's house to that vacated William ment at Fisher's hall, Monday, Novem- lighting streets, sorts of relics and In the first Is I.Ike tit i tio, uliotit, livin lii'i'o, Imm'iuiso six; gangway to old the Peter by ex- place, there Andrew J.. ill' or into at- ber 4, for the benefit of the fund. present held by Mr Wells, does not irs of the field, the started for ctinl.ln'l f lay ; any man draw 9 any log loges place, an old house with a few acres Wheeler. orgau party Peck, defying the law of God nd man uioMt A choice of score or pire until 1, when the Gas Co. will home, that this to It'll ho urn like you was trul liko liei sd gangway, ye said log or loges to be tached, situated not far from the corner program a more of July sincerely hoping trip iu his retired home on an untraveled hut I hulii'l fot uoi hi'T to cuy are James II. McGovern of New. Haveu, numbers has been and an even undoubtedly put in a bid for this work. the historic battle not lie the forlltt to ye town, except said loges monument marking the boundary be- prepared ground may road, with not a house in sight whose in- saw- who laid the concrete walks at St. of is With g'rts light, water, sewers, good fire last. Only one serious was Mie lei! ott hrr liltlt! Hihlc writ yor muiie drawn or put into sd gangway to be tween the three towns of Newtown, Rose, ing epjoyment promised. charge pre mates might witness against him. Cun t ho -- work Selectman Glover lsethel is ferred the from first to last mmt ptixo ed forthwith leforc any other loges at Easton and Bedding. The land is not has also done for companies, becoming quite against party ning, cruel, implacable, no one dared Ami let"! hrr em bolw In you, rf ever you and William Piatt. Grocer Canfieid has closed his business metropolitan. But sidewalks of either and that by a hotel proprietor who said. said mill." noted for its in that rugged and is now molest him, nor meddle with the mis- roine of fertility and in New Haven. flag or concrete are badly needed iu ma- "What kind of people are the Connecti (illiiH 'nil itml K.Vttilel Via, hot rf February 1, 1714, Ebenezer Smith, hilly section and this place was especial- tresses who replaced one another at his .1. St. Rose drum corps will give their Rev deorge P. Torrence is ny places. cut Yankees? I have not made $2 at the k'yrr iitfotn' away unos Hard, Jeremiah Turner, John ly sterile from lack of care. Rudolph expected house. , Coward though he was at heart, to :)t nil to sixth grand annual soiree in the Town bar since have been Nnthiu' Hiiy, my iliiiihtrr! Nothin' Seeley, .Joseph Gray of New town were added to his acre's a from back from his two months' vacation in Miss Hattie E. Miller was mar they here." inside him out- by purchase November 28, quietly reputation of a resistless Miy a saw nrill on Half HO hall, Wednesday evening, this week and will officiate at St. allowed to build Way George B. Parinelee of 20 or acres Ohio, ried to Ernest Bell, last week Wednesday, .ma C Beard is slowly improving law, richer in this world's goods ou pa I and it will be to the interest of all lovers next Yon ilon't rickollcft hrr. reckon No; you river, "northwest of Derby road down near Andrew Peck's and it was this laud Thomas, Sunday. only family relatives being present. The though still very weak. per than in fact. He made of ! ad ' light wasn't a old then e) of music and to take F. " ' year near Stratford or Potytuck river (llous-atoni- which led to the feud in An- good dancing nM.mm. ) I. I I with cross- And now resulting Drs May, Benedict and Barber attend X " . " ' Miss Elizabeth threatening death those who yrr how oltl air yon? Why, child, will vantage of this opportunity, as we have , T . Lockwood of the Manor provided they drew J. Peck's murder and its punish- ed the funeral of Dr in i ed his and was shrewd to not "twenty!" When? engaged that old reliable Monroe band, Lynch Danbury, House, Fairfield, has visited Miss Myra path enough Ami er in Anil saw for ye town to ye halves nil such tim- ment. his the of his nc' liirthtluy's Aprlle? yrr Rudolph improved place by the Bliss orchestra. We guarantee a last week. Curtiss. escape legal consequences want lo iit innrrliMl thuliluy? ber and lodges us ye enhabitants of ye erecting a small oarn and other buildings nut Ridge, after which a bountiful colla-- crimes. Long a false I I time and courteous treatment. Miss Lizzie Barber is immunity begat wlsht yrr nioltirr was llvtn'! hut hain't town shall to their mill ; ard for 2s on his good with friends in tion was served anti the wedded de- George Booth has rebuilt his chimney. ' bring besides making improvements pair confidence that his passions might he i:ot nothin' to sny Committee of arrangements. Martin Thomaston. (d pr hundred in pay for vvhitewwod and house, which was one of the oldest in parted at noon for a tour which will oc- gratified to the full without, let or hin- A u B. Blake, James P. Kilbride, Martin B. Twenty year' nd us iootl ;ty rl us parents chesnut. It is also granted yt they shall the district aud his land of wood W. H. Judson has had a Baxter fur cupy about two weeks and include Hart- LONG HILL. drance. t stripped Corbett. r rr I'ounil have of a couveniaut to was nace in his ford and other On There's a straw krlrhrtl onto there liberty passage for the charcoal business, which his placed South street house, points of interest. Joseph Hawley now makes his rounds Here steps iu a more brutal aud less yrr river oners is similar to their I'll hresh it oil' turn round, ye (irate (Uousatonie) yt ye chief dependence, so that his property Miss Clara C'ormany, the thieving tele that put into Cole's new block. return, they will make their home in a bright new wagon cunning, but equally unprincipled char mother w as when us two run of sd mill and ye inhabitants of ye town even less in Bethel. in tiler jest twenty considered of little value now, graph operator arrested at llawleyville, Rev Mr Griswold iu St. Favreau of Sherman has visit acter Rudolph Stoeffel, the charcoal away)! have ye of ye transporta- preached George may advantage than when he bought it. Wake Bradley was bound over for trial. They found Thomas and man. A man mean enough to insult a Nothin' to say, my liau'hlrr! Nullttn' at all to ( church, Sunday morning ed his brother Truman. tion of heir timber when they shall see of holds a of consid- in EAST VILLAGE. wife in her husband's abseuce siiy Itedding mortgage .$35 sewed her sleeve. Rev illiain Short in the evening. Mr neighbor's W coss to make sail.' of timber, which Coan & , Curtis have several .taint's hitromh llih' yr planek, erable amount against the place, who is in is a B Clark has bought and threaten to disembowell her is line slitwork. Ve sd of sd Short, preaching Oregon, Sturges one of head vf cattle in boards, partners is in Mrs Stoefl'cl's name and it is hard to re--or Oronoque. for any mischief. That is who New town's Board of Health has delegate to the triennial convention at his barns. m Rudolph, mill are to build sd sawmill iu two see an can be out for s Newtown's First Mills. ye how existence eked ganized with Justice Dayton as presi New Vork and his old friends and towns often returns home full of liquor from years time or elee expeet to loose ye sd a under such circumstances. In George C. Woods of Birmingham pur- NICHOLS. the of his sales in and While procuring a minister. Newtown' family dent, Town Clerk Houlihan clerk and Dr people were to see him again. proceeds Danbury strecme." This shows that N'ewtowu his business had glad chased a fat ox of A. J. Beers. His horses tlrst settlers provided for their bodily ne- transactions, Rudolph L A Stit.cs health officer. A dramatic entertainment will be giv--1 Bridgeport. annoy Peek and lumber was then rafted down the river the of and hail Wortman & Ryan, who purchased E. a s cessities. The people, some ;fil families, reputation being "shaky'' The little of Albert Stevens en at Cook's hall, Thursday, November neighborly strife grow from this and to tile more populous towns along the frcduent altercations with those whom J. Veomans' stove and tinning business, daughter similar incidents inflames were scattered from South 'enter to San- John II. Hawkins aud men are still has been very sick with croup. 7, at 8 n m (if stormy, first fair evening) that Rudolph Sound. Another vote, that mouth, gave he to besides the never have taken the room under S. S. Owen into threats Peck's life. Hook and the Half 1,'iver, (Juoti-uopog- attempted gouge, for the benefit of the Village Improve- - repeated agaiust dy Way "to and trans- stringing barb wire along the extension. and will use it for stoves. A. bikc.-in- I. Knd proprietors permission gitt failing bone of contention among neigh- J. Beers has sold his oxen to John ment association. The ladies have taken Tllis bluster ripens into plot and, fired or Taunton ami's them After finishing at Botsford, they pro. I ut port pipestaves, provided they gitt stock and his stock were E. C. is Birge of Bridgeport. in w - with iu and or law ley ville. Tin second lay-o- of bors, unruly eeeded to Julius Beers s and thence to Senior painting the Stony Hill this hand and ill, at that time, pre- liquor procured Bridgeport three miles distant from ye town, until! reckoned the worst on record. To a on his him- - four acres, made to III proprietor rights, the more house of Cornelius Dibble, buff, with Last week's Bkk said that Mrs II. sent the beautiful drama, "Itebecca's Tri- - wy home, Rudolph equips town order other Thomas M : Stevenson. Only open portions II. 2S, 1711, locates some of the ye wayes." neighbor, rs Stoeffel said "I get along brown Mr Senior is finishinir which cannot fail to the s13 wlt" a butcher knife, revolver and September Burr of the road are fenced at present. trimmings. Bliss had woven C50 yards of carpet since umph," please in oth- Itennitt, Jehu and Peter llubbell just. :ts well without Rudolph, but, if lie most gun and lies in wait for Peck from 11 lots the great or "hum" meadow, Alfred Larson's new house on Center the receipt of a loom, some ago. fastidious. were empowered at this time to set a is I want to know year3 CAST OK CHAKACTKKS o'clock ers on the south side of oth- coming back, it." street and has a number of men work in (iOOO at night until day Deep brook, on at She has, fact, woven yards and returning sawmill "Pototuck brook any whare For several Mrs Stoeffel has Thomas McGran of Jersey City, for Mrs Hokeuian, u wealthy lady. MrsM.A lures Peck from his opium-soake- d mis- ers at the north end of Long Sw amp (the months, on Byron Dextcr's Danbury hat shop, is still kept busy by neighbors and oth- near ye Grait river within (( rods of ye had a sometimes two men, merly of N'ewtowu, was going home from Nichols. tress to his front door. There swamp east of K. I. Johnson's), others man, working which was built by his brother, A. H. ers who want w oven in first Mm lH'.luiuc, a willow. Miss Evaiuia l'cet. Rudolph Grait river," provided they built within has traded for work, night, with his pay. rag carpet no under Mount Tom mid more at Land's her place and, this Fall, Saturday senior, ine snop is oemg a class style. Rebecca, a foundling, Mrs Alice Lindcr. sights him, sobered, doubt, by a vigil three years. or when he was attacked three ruffians painted of death Knd. The 'hum" meadow, ('. II. Peek a horse and keeps three four head of by dark green, with chocolate trimmings Meg, a vagrant, Mrs Charles Thorp. and fills his heart with shot. Another industry of the early days was w ho to robhiin. McUran an Mrs William Nichols. locatesas the low laud from Philo Clark's cattle. Last Winter, a man employed thought fought and is already occupied by sizers. HUNTINGTON. Katie, Irish girl, But what a farce our laws are that, for the mill, sinee Oc- the three until a heard the a colored girl, Mrs (Jcorge Ambler. east and south to Deep brook in South fulling long departed. there cut his foot badly and the. tow n of policeman Gyp, sooth, would mitigate the penalty of tober I, 1712, was authori- bouts and came to McGran's Bethel s of the new road from Mrs John Edwards of Isinglass, who Clarissa (Joiliiian, a spinster, Miss Sarah Mount Tom was located In San- Joseph Dudley Redding allowed Mrs Sfoefl'el !j:i a week rescue. part crime because its wicked rerietrator 'enter; to M't a mill on brook I'hc ruliiians isemei to tne Memorial is has recently had another shock, is Kvitts. zed fulling Deep for his it is said since made their escape. l'utuam park very :M steels and conscience dy Hook, where Tom brook, west of support, and, then, low. "Our Club lora, Miss Susie Hawley; Sa heart with cursed above the saw mill and the use of a nearly finished and will be completed, ! James Tin ner's, preserves the name and given has paid her .1 weekly toward the sup- tire, Miss Sarah Hawley; .lennic. Miss Clara fire water acre of land about his The open for in a few The work Miss Klsie Land's Knd retains its tlrst name as a half mill, "provid- port of her family, which, with day's necessity of the projected through travel, days. pleasant number of neighbor ;ath- - liishop; Mellie, Nichols; Grace, The brutal assassin ims triumphed over ed lie does not damnilie the saw mill." from New Haven to Great Har has been done by Wood and Carter, bot h ered with on Miss Atiee Watkins; Gusrie, Miss Grace Nich U . works a flock of eight Daniel Jones the the more outlaw, but it only school district among neighbors, poul of Bethel new evening ots. cunning The old "fulling mill hole," as the boys the on her rington is shown by the statement that and the road will furnish of the 24th to celebrate his GOth birth- for a little. His un I'.read would be one of the first neces- try and work among crops The stage decorations will be under uneasy conscience called it. a half was near the t 23 cars a pleasant drive. But which century ago, farm, at which she is adept, has thus loaded came over the extension, Redding, day. The party broke up at. 12, wishing bosoms the crime to Neighbor Tyler, sities of these scalleied settlers. Wheat culvert north of L. Li. Lake's aud it was the other to be was anxious, at to have Bethel the supervision of Mrs William Booth the w olf from the door. The child- nitriit, added to the al first, the cheery old gentleman many happy even to the disgusting detail that its vic wait grown here a early as 17011, as is to this mill cloth woven on looms start the has done itself Immediately after the play, a substan that ren, Mary, about 8, and Charles, a few ready neavny toaueu trains on the main work, nothing returns. tim hopped about like a grasshopper as shown by a deed given by Samuel Ferris ISth be and the road is of no tial suptter will be served by the ladies of the century was taken to are forcbild-re- n line. No wonder that double header reg service until the the fatal shot struck him. The murder (w ritten Furis) to of Fair-Hel- d, years younger, quite bright Miss Fanny M. Laborie last week in waiting. Admission 15c; children un Joseph Gray shrunk and dressed before it was made of and attend the ulars and extras are beintr run! Redding portion is done. spent er over his retribution. Dec, niber 17, iii which Ferris their advantages with her sister on Long II ill. der 12 of 10c. Come one, gloats bloody 17;, into clothing. will years age, fearful retains half of the wheat then Foundry school. That an effort be Newsdealer Owen, who has as much come all aud see what the ladies can do but, that he has not covered his growing in- Conductor of the Bethel on the land. This wheat was made to obtain a pardon lor Rudolph, Mahouey carpet weaving as he cau do, has secured Monday morning, after a week of suf for Vocal and in tracks deep enough for security, vaiuly probably A New bound hianch from (10 75 a village improvement. Kugland freight, west, side of live years, is confidently asserted says that to cars day a of colored warp and is prepar- fering, Mrs Philo L. Bassett died at the tries to burn his wav from Newtown's taken to St rat lord to be ground, slung in tow- - quantity strumental music will be rendered by was wrecked near the llawleyville some who know him well, but that he are handled and that he has to make liv ed to weave with either age of 03 years. Funeral from Stratford lock Our one of bags across a horse's back behind the by carpets white, Miss Fannie Thompson of Bridgeport, light up. jury system, r, Saturday morning, by a broken brake and ex trips. brow n Methodist 1 the saddle of its rider. New tow n's llrst escaped hanging, after planning ing red, or any other color of warp. church, Wednesday at who has offered her services for greatest farces of our l!th century plan leant. Seven cats were thrown from the so foul a is a o clock. kindly tides him over was lo have a mil! of its own on ecuting murder, general the occasion civilization, a first trial. grist track, w hich was blocked from 7 a in un of remark. To tnc.Miw jbiigianu lias perfected ar-- The young ladies of the Congregation but of its re Pond the out let. id'Taunton lake. ubject iiuote another Rudolph proves the falsity brook, til about 2 p in. None of the cars were w a tngements with the New Vork and al church gave a "Festival of Days" SHELTON. sult w fellow- - I "Peck as pet feet villain by giving the hole story to The liist town cceniber 4, neighbor, w - , BRIDGEWATI meeting, injured and the track was not torn up. in aud vindictive Northern, by hich passengers will be at Fisher's hall, Sfouday- and Tuesday-evenings- F. W. is at who to J7I I, tun d Jt icniiiih father of but, treachery fury Curtis a juror in the Superior prisoners Bridgeport jail, trjT Turner, were New transferred mote and to 28th and 29th. The of is an tell-ta- While they being Stoeffel was a much worse villain than quickly directly days court at Harmon Treat building addition destroy and bury the le gun aud Newtown's tiivt male child, liberty to the Five be the week were Buidgeport. Knglaud passenger trains were run by he." city. thousand rails will us represented at seven on his house, making it more convenient then, their own consciences build a grist mill and "the iulmhitanc do - ed to A will be Miss aroused, they way of the llethel branch, up make connections at Brewster. booths attended by charming young la birthday party given for two families. w ID hacking lay bare the crime hich timid to give ye sd Turner sij acres Zabutali November C. neighbors promts from llethel to Daubury. TASHUA. dies, at which you purchased various Wright, had not dare disclose before. The sceue of laud iigineiiig to ye miil." A town Miss Lillte Babbitt has been in town. Etlward Kilbride of Jersey City has articles and thus helped along the good Miss Alice has a closes with one villain in a dishonored ID lleii-jam- in Miss New Witherspoon opened meeting, days later, appointed Cora Oshorn returned to been unable to work for three on work. Admission 10c. de- - ICubert liliotts of once weeks only Instrument juvenile dancing school in the Town Apples bring SI 25 a barrel at the grave aud the other behind the bars at Sheriuan, Lbene.er Prindle and Bridgeport, Vork, Friday. account of a felon on his He has al music rendered. section master at llawleyville, was warm finger. hall. pot. Wethersfield. Samuel Kan ford to agree with jlr Tur- tw o doctors iu attendance w ho ly welcomed his old friends here, Miss Katie Plumb is at Mrs Amanda say that St. school will an F. Cofl'man the best of But what of Christian New England, ner and "draw articles with sd Turner by he will be able to resume work in a few Mary's Sunday give Capt George Harding and wife are reports crop Monday. lie was on his way to Litch Wheeler's. entertajnnieut at Fisher's hall, Monday, corn he has raised in 40 suffering such w ickedness to riot to its cousearning a grist mill upon the Pond weeks. He is a member of St. Vincent home from their wedding tour. years. field to see about a contract which he G. November 4. logical conclusion! How many of the brooke." Some wanted the mill in San- Mrs Stephen Nichols has been at DePaul M. A. C. and John L. of Taunton to associatioirof Newtown. John II. Barlow has moved from Bir II. Jessup recently found the frag ministers of God's think with dy Hook and, December 21, 1711, It was Hughes hope isotith Britain on a visit to Mrs Alson An addition has been built to the fac word, you, obtain on who will sympathize with their sick mingham into his beautiful new home on ments of three sheep: J. L. Minor had in distance iu a dozen "Voted for Poodcrtock brook to a the Shepaug branch to Lake Seeley. of MacKeuzie & Co. and easy driving half get brother. tory Andrews, Coram avenue. two sheep killed by dogs at different directions, have ever been in either of mill on Poodcrtock brook." Tur- Warainauji. Abraham has brick stock room will soou be built. times. grist Klein been carpentering these blasted homes with words of neigh-- ner hail trouble in laying out the 40 B. at St. Rase. Rev J. G. Ditniars, Albert Bray and is running heavy on the New for Aaron Mallett. Improvements Recent visitors in town include Horace Dr Harris and wife attended the wed- - ly or with the truth! square acres voted him aud it w as let out Freight others attended the Y. P. S. C. E. con warning living Knglaud now and many extras tire re- brass lectern has been Improvement is the order of the day at Shepard of Kansas City ; David Sanford of II. Nettleton and Miss And, remember that this is but a to arbitration, but, February 12, 1712, polished plat vention in New Haven. ding Joseph single quired to transport the loaded cars, to ed in Christ church as a memorial of Rev sc. i.ose cnurcti aud a part of the pro of Iowa ; George Stevens of Middleto wn ; Hattie Soule of New Milford. crime that has poisoned the ear of pub Samuel Saufonl was grunted the liberty Officer Tomiiuson is brother-in-la- w of say nothing of the empties. Dr David P. a faithful rector of ceeds of the late fair are being wisely ex Miss Emma Price of Brooklyn ; James licity, to many, even iu this same vicin to build the mill on Pond brook that Sanford, in Mrs C. II. litis been with her 1804 pended by Father Douohue iu this di Hosiner and wife of N Ezra Wheeler, recently drowned the Jessup save to Turner had had and Abraham the parish from 1859 to Faster, and Gloversville, Y., in Ansonia.' age, unknown, by vague rumor, Kimberly, rection. James II. McGoveru of New at W. S. Sturses Judd of Housatonic aud was present when the daughter the world Kbeuezer Prindle and John Griffin were The train on the llethel branch broke as a thank offering to God for sending Wortman's; great at large. Remember, Haven has finished about who was with his body was recovered. Wild are to the not one lead- - Kan-for- he such a man. The former just laying Waterbury, brother, geese migrating sunny too, that of those spiritual appointed "to draw nrtleles with sd d in two, Saturday, near Crane's crossing parish is now 2000 feet of concrete walk about the Frank Judd of Greenwood avenue. He The cases of Warner Peet and South, ers but has urged his flock to renewed as fast as may be." and tit engine and freight cars ran near irayer desk and lectern used a; against church, replacing the plauk walks is 80 but hale and & contributions for heathen. ly to Bethel before for the prayer desk, as it was intended. placed years old, hearty. Dillon Douglas of New Haven against foreign "This Sanford's right to build the mill on backing up in some time A short WOODBURY. I caboose. position ago. strip Howell is the Birmingham and Shelton ought ye to have done and not to have Pond brook was confirmed by the town, Mrs Augusta French has returned is laid iu front of the Rev Mr preaching a series of church, outside the in L. Sta tow n I left the other undone." With New - ' sermons on Industrial Co., which E. The minor offices were appointed Eng- year later, January 12, 17L1. The mill home from visit to York State. fence, "as an to tlie town.1' "Wesleyisni." After doing a deal of work at Wilson example ples was counsel for the plaintiffs, have by the selectmen, October 10 : Collector land rotting at its moral core and anarchy project languished fur some time, until broad walk leads from each to the Six new members have been admitted Point, the huge steam shovel has been gate been settled. of taxes, Charles E. Strong; sealer, F. breathing lire aud fury, nothing but the Samuel Sanford decided to build ut San church doors and a w ide in Honor. taken to Botsford and will be used to lev STEP EY. expanse front by the Knights of F, Hitchcock ; C. M. Goodsell ; peaccaoie, punrymg gospel or peace can Hook. A town meeting, December of the is also concreted. ; Jeremiah Sharpc, Lizzie Sharpe and .guager, dy el the tract between the two arms of the Mr and Mrs Barnum Curtis visited steps Ffromthe November 14, Fish Dound keener. Charles K. Smith : meas-- save our proud land from rottenness and 1714, made cltolec of Thomas Thursday evening, Gideon Tomlinson were summoned to 11, lieunett, V. Hous-- in church to the street, the walks slope corruption. Legislation will never - and Daniel Foot to Derby It was taken down the friends South Manchester, Conn., last er's hall will be occupied by Danbury in the case of State urers of wood, Charles E. Strong.George puri- Abraham Kimberly down and the between will Bridgeport against ballot-bo- x, atoniv, Suiiday and raked ne.-trl- every week. gently space and local talent, who will render a F. Morris, Henry C. Smith ; public fy the nor missionaries in ugree with Samuel Sanford "about the be - grand McCloskey, in which the defendant for- There was room for it tilled with earth aud graded. A bar- musical entertainment. Walter S. Mai- - eign lands save our own heathen, but cit land utttl stream lying under Mont Pizgee platform. hardly Mrs French has returned feited his bond. Curtiss, George to the tunnel. Benjamin rower walk also skirts the side of the C. Czar E. uu puriuea oy pass through iett, Henry Smith, Winton, I"" .V' ' """cumak--n and to draw artlckels of agreement with from a visit with her father tit Carthage, church to the sacristan door. The door Preparations for the grand Masonic has embarked with 'furavor Heaven, mav nvn thou Joe Tomiiuson, Jr, Leander V- - Ketcham; haywards, Syl-- United States more of him for the and a X. V. hou-- e in Dimond's new block are a Paradise than building erecting grist of the priest's is "ikevvise connect bail being a in the newspaper business, hav Cald- 1 the of the town and President 1. of the partner vanus Markham, Jr, Charles A. they now are. Let us not forget, either. mill there for yous George Chapman ed with the struct bv a concrete made. Sioux South Da un-- remarked a resident of Bed Mrs John T. Porter entertained rela gate ing bought the Falls, well; special constables to look after mat it is not necessary to learn an what land ltd Samuel Sanford takes up Shepaug to r. nown nor tives from and last waiti. ah in is was lam under, the per of Mr aud Mrs Argus-Leade- Norton. Charles T. ! tongue, cross a stormy mam Is iii'uch while there for a drive re Southport Newtown, The golden wedding kota, daily truants. Omar E. to a about sd stream ho to lay of as. ding, pleasure week. sonal supervision of Mr McGoveru and prove Good Samaritan to our own Zalmon Whitlock was , celebrated on Mrs L. V. B. Hubbard has entertained Terrill, Charles K. Smith. from his 10 acres of land at the jwnd.' cently, that the Saugatuck Valley road is firm and neighbors. be - already substantial; good 17th, by a surprise given by C. of South Nor-- The nmdo with Miller Sanford would built just as soon as the $100,- A merry company, of 'relatives gave 1 Thursday, Mrs Dr T. Boutwell A; Goodman has a new ugreement work in every particular. ,f , about ' 30 J. opened hi consideration of 40 acres of 000 asked for is forthcoming and the Mrs Mary Everett a royal surprise ather friends, who, congratulating walk aud Mrs L. Merwin of Milford. Mrs A. dressmaker's SEEING IS BELIEVING. hound him, The draiuage of the church and its sur- two handsome store; J. Goodman, him the to right of way Is granted by the property home, recently;! After u long drive all the aged couple, left easy rooms and Thomas L. a meat land given by town, grind roundings has been completed and in declin Mrs Ira Peufield is with her daughter, Shay, Wonderful Restoration of a fiO owners the line. were to down to the partly chairs to afford them rest their Paralyzed sulllcleiit stores for families. The along ready sit bountifully ... market in block. the benefits therefrom are already appar Mr Whitlock is 80 and his Mrs E. Jj. Staples. Beardsley's ' e- Arm oy nr. luerrow. bound Itself no other mill laden table, where ample justice was ing years. town that grist '' ent. A large ditch was ' is - Mrs M. X. Luni, who has been in Colo- done to the menu dug by Timothy wife 79. The corner stone of the First M. E. A law question has arisen here iu rela-- lhere certainly something wouder- nhall Ite erected to ye divningo of sd San quickly prepared by : ... .. i - Costello, running west and south of the was laid on Wednes-da- o, . l.. ,.i ...i .:.. """ i iui iieiniiii me hick rado for her . to leave the those were church of Shelton UUU IU UU1 1.11. uu ...,...-- , K i"'"i V X , , - ford so as sd Sanford, health, expects guests. Among present Daniel and wife are at Orange, ! : Cl.o.. Di iu.. I,., tfroDmi. long he, "ye parochial residence and south and east Fitting : o..l 1 ! f. . . "J " Denver In November. ' Her Mrs Mr and Mrs Oliver 23d, with appropriate exercises. ciniiieuu ...lllt.. 1,1'"v-"- ' T avenue. Mr . doth supply the said town mother, Gildersleeve, and of the church. .It was filled with loose N.J. ujuibu, airneid Wonderful from th ' Glovr has been with her. Mrs Bnrwell and of & Sou have laid excel- ent, have been employed to test it in the fact that in but very few cases, simply with good meele." June 2, Hawley, daughter Weedsport, stones, au at the bot A" was called It. T. Patchen of" N. ., Mr and Mrs C. leaving open space special borough meeting on courts. If the selectmen neglect to pro-- by application magnetic power,the tho reeords say", Samuel Sanford '. II. Ilawley and lent walks from the sidewalk either .t 1713, tom. this a stream to action on build .. A-- "sick are made whole." in Haw Through runs quite Tuesday, 22d, take o.ntn0 .nj th Happening on the south branch of "Potter- - Fire a filled with daughters, Mrs Julius ley, Mrs Hat Bide of Bridge street to the Viaduct. .. k. - 016 doctor's office one this pitched destroyed building of water, which formerly found its way ing a hew truck house on the lot recent electors to their ballots the day week, the tic Haw and Jesse Nichols of ? ' deposit in writer there an oDnotunitr wit- - tuck brook westerly of Stratford road $2000 worth of matched boards, doors ley Bridge . . of- . ' into the church. There h now no water the It was The Beardslev Building Co. are about t... i. .11- i,'i.;..t.li .... a few ly purchased by borough. oox, is ine uauot uicu , or tins wonderful hounded northeast a rock at arid sash T. Soule & Co' lumber port. After .hours of mirth and f justice iegn.- nessing examples opon ye at yard in the cellar of c Lurch or parsonage and voted to instruct the borongh board to to up the frame of the Ducker build- order of selectmen power, mrs Hester on of sd brook at falls forlOaeres New good cheer, with many good wishes lor put shall prevail, the the Uurton, living traits ye at Mllford, Monday. the dampness is disappearing. procure plans and specifications and of State? Campbell street, who toid us that she ro each and the for ' ing. or the statute the of his pitch." Samuel Sanford all, guests departed their to the boiler and several make erect a suitable had not used her arm for two years, ap- homes. Repairs to arrangements" to The is to be with 20 to for who came from Mllford, bought his pe Andrew Nichols has been steam will be borough lighted Mrs A. B. Stone has returned from vis plied Dr. Merkow relief, and in selling carp buisted pipes have been made by bnilding for the company. This arc electric a for other less than 15 minutes she was enabled to tltlon here of llichard Nichols of In one fish Mr and Mrs Frederick Lvou of lights, light every in Bethel. right Bridgeport, of his weighing Bethel E. J. Hall, whose thorough work com doihg'the square thing by the truck com iting her daughter not only move her arm readily, but Stratford, September 3, 1710, aud ho Is were of C. E. 22d block. ., lifted eight pounds. guests Lyon, Sunday, mends itself everywhere. pany,' who felt that their old accommo D. Smith and visit Hoi easily articles, which she had been described as Junior In that document, "' - a Willis family unable to do before. A Mrs i ; i I ' dations .were too small and asked as Miss Beatrice Wright had linger Brown said fam- ' ;Mrs Manee has returned from New only Mass. she had been llo ami Ids wile Esther had quito a ' Charles Botsford's house was as corn twisted off at the cotton mill, last week yoke, troubled with dyspepsia thorough Vork where she visited her' dan DANBURY. - good accommodations the ether and indigestion.-- she ate Nathaniel, born at Milford, Decem- ly warmed, a week last city; entire The Southbury stage does not run to Everything ily: ago Wednesday ter. F, C. late editor of the panics. Tho firemen, the depart- W. C. Hawley, the freight agent, has gave her distress. She had applied to a ber:!, 1702; Samuel, Kbenezer, Esther, evening. A nice company of nearly 1)0 Sinalley. Regis are and should the evening train except on Saturday number of who endeavored ter, is stud to be in a store in ment, indispensable they moved his family to Perry avenue. He physicians, John and Dauiel; Job, tho llrst of their there and all voted it the boss Miss Allie lias visited iu Nauga-tuc- k. grocery We to relieve her, but none seemed to do her gathered Perry bejencouraged in the good work. station at South nights. .1 - . .... - recorded a bom in Newtown, Daubury. has been agent Lee, unv vrnml ' hunt a ..l- ...... !: children and wished come ; we L-1- party they might again have three good companies of which and is son of Plumb of Mrs .. Hotchkiss, Mrs J.B. DeFor- - ed to toiler - Hannah and Ifachel, also was fine. Mass., Hawley l)R. MKKitow.who, astonish- Juno lf, 17I", the tabic Last Friday evening, M.is Lit son have return- DrP. II. Lynch killed himself, hit may well bo proud. News. est and Mrs Frank Barnes visited friends told her that she was ' Charles lie and Stepney Depot. ment, troubled horn here. . about 80 there : all voted the w ith au over-dos- e gathered ed from a visit in of Mr week, of chloral. avenue m in Seymour, last week. with tape worms. This was startling It was almost as necessary to saw up same a time. baud" Seymour, guests Mrs Joseph Burr of Blackmail information. But she was assured good Bradley's fur Moshiei . . McMahon a class of by on hill into Bishop confirmed fell and broke her hip, Sunday. ORONOQUE. Mrs Emily G. Smith has gone to Wa the doctor that such was the and the tree that grew every ished music. 225 fact, at St Peter's, Sunday. - was astontsiiea wnen Die. in a lumber for Newtown's early homes as to ). Master Eddie Hayes has returned to Daubury, Gilbert are a new office Our postmaster has resumed his duties. terbury for the AVinter and will reside Merkow, Bros, building very few minutes, removed from her a a . Morris's Mabel is . , Baltimore. with of Frederick X. Walker. Induce. Samuel Sanford to build X little his New Haven home. & a vacation at the family to-da- grist daughter Messrs Swan & for Judd Dunning. after spent taH! worm 97 feet 8 inches ; v one in His i This is the fourth year that long mill, but, while there was but grist with her grandmother Brooklyn. Miss Uualinell have laid in Nova Scotia S." the lady is enjoying good health. This - Harriett Hull has visited friends. a stock ot h BeVaii8 & Co., hat manufacturers, Miss Esther Curtiss has entertained The exercises of the Sunday school were nutneroua saw mills, little Son Curtis is recovering from an op- i . worm may be seen at the doctor's office mill, there in her childhood home. and Liverpool hand made IS Miss Fannie Curtiss of Iowa. ' In Huntington, increase! failed for a large amount and it her eousin. convention at the First chnrch.last week at time. And thug it without Benjamin Sherman, Capt John Hawley eration performed by Dr E. M. Smith, Their tnula lms constantly and, any is, h Franklin llubbell of New Haven has . said their workmen have not all were excitemeut, without Du. were wtih-- the cord3 or tnc were sever-- this season, the assortment is umch larger that The party that went to Gettysburg, interesting. any any noise, and John Seeley given liberty, instep visited C. L. No off. was in Merkow is healing the sick and saw mill on the ed to lameness. llubbell. than heretofore. store in this section, been paid The assignment last week, has returned enthusiastic over making March 17, 1712, to "set a remedy ' i whuve the same kinds of roods can be obtain: ' A Ssasibla Kan hundreds happy. The doctor's charges , The infant child of Mr and Mrs Ed- f.lVor of" New' York" oarties for whom The whole brook south of the town." This ed when it hi known is the enjoyable time there. are very reasonable, his consultations Deep - and, that the price Bevans & Co. had worked and the liabil- - would use Balsam for Throat and K..:., , , . i...... numerous instances in Thomas Forster lias sent about 3000 ward Bootli was buried here on Satur- some 20 er coat less than in Drevlous years. number of tourists was about 200, arriv- - Kemp's ltciuk itt-c- cimuiiiiK too poor to outatu vote and other l.nnirs. It is curinir more cases ol Coughs. - death from theru would seem no man ities are said to be $3000 or 4000, with , . 7 relief as well as the rich.- So large has which Deep brook is described as south barrels of apples from Newtown, this day, 21st; whooping cough, to be excuse for a GettV8burg at p in, Monday. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup aud all hit:h " in this se- assets ol ' l.un the doctor's practice become that he has conviction that the but that he would not be Kevalent vicinity. practically nothing. came the dedication of the 17th .. - - ' - - II- - e th town leads to the season, says ,1lt tliis TpRdav jM.'ii. n.K.i ' ...... irtjyz . wuiikcu w aoiM .1... out was In the neigh- - here at all were not the short Miss Annie Field has been with her manrarUeuio va- I iron are laid antl 27th monuments, the remaining time and Ear New York, to as-- town plot tlrst laid apple crop torIJ, in to Oiclr Jirge pipes being along Eye hospital, igo different of ncy.0?5?! sist him at borhood of William B. Prlndlo's. The elsewhere. Bister, Mrs W. S. Wheeler of Shelton. riong u 0t goixis are set forth Center and other streets the Danbury being spent iu visiting parts g1,;0jjjg antl Bridgeport. by J.yJ'!' WT0WH.C0NS.,rWDAT,K0VEMBEBJ,1889 bur, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Sum- graphing the finest residences through J. A. STITES, M. D. EDWARDS M. SMITH, M.D. ner Sto we, aged 3(1 years. the street. and FOR CASK ONLY PHYSICIAN AND 8TJBGEON. IVnr 111 which vou a Physician burgeon. (Successor to DBS VILE b SMITH.) nmy thy pulli Ixidot, The proprietors of the have S. M. Brinsmade has purchased Have Pittsburgh! Office and Whwa thou hiiNt lost thy Creamery lately Residence, Sandy Hook, 12 Jbs Office and Besidenee Newtown Street-Telephon- jmwor. four-year-o- ld or a Stu - Gran $1. Thou linxt no time to tiimo Hint given notice that no milk will be received a fine pair of Durham Rochester Duplex, Telephone Connections. Calls tor Hawloy- Sugar Connection. J. A. fret vuie ana vicinixy ire at Hat DEAL, Whllu U 8 4200 i . iiawtcyvillc JJab-bitt'- 1 youth "till thy uwer. after a m, Sunday mornings. steers, which tip the scales at pounds. dent Lamp Shop or Depot; Glen, Bennett's anil s 13 lbs. ExC $1. Hours 8 to 9 a m; to 8 p m. Tlie huh will shine mid clouds will oome ? BridKO, Little Vork and vicinity at N. Ami nntuce Among the floral offerings at tho fun- Mrs Beach has visited friends in Do they work satisfactorily K. Depot, Sandy Hook. OMce hours, 8 to 9 Hams, 14c lb. 46 WHITE ST., DANBURY. alter never, Lyon A. At., IS M. to 2, 7 to 8 P. M. CO UGH LIN BROS., eral of Samuel H. beauti- -- Ionif thin earth remuiiis thy home, Sanford was a Easton. i Do your Lamp Chimneys I Lard, 9c. md iio Ihy nixt cixli'uvor. ful broken column, the of fellow em- ? gift O. F. Brinsmade has traded cattle with break A. W. 0EGEL1IAN. 10c. Bridgeport. ployes in Adams express ollice at Bridge- Hook, Ct. Lavine, DEALXBS IN FINE WALL E. M. of S. M. You the sort! Sandy 00LB PAPEBS, Beardsley Long Hill; get wrong Manufacturer and dealer in - ORGANS AND MU GREENFIELD HILL. port. Harness, Saddles, Chocolate,- 40c OIL TINTS, FBESCO B0BDEBS, DECORA- PIANOS, Brinsmade has also exchanged cattle The ones are the Bridles, Collars, Blankets, etc. right TIONS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ETC. George I. Chiipiiiun' couching party, The marriage of Miss JenuieGrumtnan with I. S. Coan, obtaining another heavy ' made Starch, 5c lb. SICAL INSTRUMENTS , Glass," by In bin tully-lio- wcro diulieil, lute one was a genuine surprise, the first knowl- of 4200 "Pearl 0SCAB PITZSCHLEK, pair pounds. Macbeth x ntts-burj- h, and Hair Ozone Soap 8c; 4 for 30c. C1IA1CL.es OF ALL KINDS. night luxt week, nut fur from Du- edge of it coming through the Bee. Geo. A. to., t Shaving Cutting, Large, JONAS, Ir Brothers now have four Hot and Cold Baths, Cigars and Tobacco, Hair 1- while from their tour to Brinsmade makers of the "cele- Powder warranted -2 lb Merchant nham, returning S. C. Shaw came on from Vale to at- which are hard Oil. Hair Tonic and Cosmetics. Baking Tailor, Lake pairs of Durham cattle, "Pearl-top- lamp-chimne- y, Church Conn. Wnruumug. A footiuHii and one oi tend the funeral of his cousin. brated " 15c, lib 25c. St., Newtown, to beat In this locality. GEOEGE W. BOTSFORD, I beg leave to announce that I have received the ladle were hut no - l-- Injured slightly, which have New 4 2c a fine lot of one wan Miss Jessica Sanford, who was Hol- y- Botsford Depot, Conn. Buckwheat Flour lb, suitings in the stores at aeilously hurt, though all were obliged Orriu Talmage and wife of Wells Newtown and - universal satisfaction. Carriage making and repairing, blacksmithing 25 Bridgeport, where I will thrown to tho The tluiii-H- g to suspend her school on account of the a with II. S. given pounds $1. be to on ground. only low recently spent day and jobbing. pleased wait patrons and will guarantee to tho couch was n broken lamp. sickness and death of her brother, re- Brinsmade. Brussels Soap 5c. satisfaction. CHARLES JONAS. opened, Monday. CELEST A. BENEDICT, M. D., Miss Mamie llubbell pleasantly enter- and A fine line of Rubber and lea- N1SWTOWN SAVINOS San-ford- MONROE. Physioian Surgeon, BANK, Jake has moved into L. 's tained a party of friend ut her home, Kelly J. . 228 State Bridgeport. ther boots and shoes low to move St, at Newtown, Conn. Tut'Hilay e veiling, October 22. tenant house and has hired out for James Lord of Redding was Eleotricity one of the therapeutic agents. Of Incorporated 18fi5. the Winter to Mr Sanford. to Miss Delia Curtis's house for the Win- fice hours from 10 a. m. to 13 m, to 4 p. m. prices. PH1L0 CLASKJE, President, Mrs seri- Frank Bunks, who haa Iwn ter and mav rent the Burr Hawley farm C. H. N0STHS0P. Treasurer. nick, is Mr Russell, teacher of the Academy, L. D. WILC0XSON, M. D Honrs, 0 a m to S p m: and ously recovering. In Pepper street, another year. Charles Tuesdays Fridays. boards with J. N. Nickersou. Physician and Surgeon, to a p m. Orlando Nichols a few with Lord of Bridsreuort has moved to iviiss H.S.BLACOM, toned ieiit days W. B HALL Newtown, Pianos and Organs repaired and friend here. Curtis's tenant house and expects to rent and Office at Dick's Hotel. Telephone. WKSTPORT. ville promptly and in the most thorough manner. Miss Luciuda Johnson's place. Hawley Grocer." STIRN & "WALKER Tho AH'tuek l'esolutcg played the re- ED SON W. Send for Piano and Organ Illustrated Cata- John I). Wood, even with the large ad- WILSON, turn game with the (ireenfleld Crescents, a small house near the old Furniture and 500 Main Street, Brideerjort. Conn.. logues. dition which he has erected, is Building Undertaking, the score 44 to 27 in running in & Hook, Ct. VV. Wholesale nod Retail Dealers in Oils, Saturday, ending his satchel to its utmost homestead, Minott Booth will remain COMPANY, Sandy Mv Paints, favor of the 'rescents. Next game to be factory capaci- Monroe. STEVENS, Glass, Brashes, Varnish, Wall Paper, ate. West letter. DATENPOBT & 0'HABA, Manufacturer of at 2d. ty. port in if. PaintiuLT played (ireenlleld Hill, Saturday, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, and Docoratimr. Martin Castle has moved into the house AND EN- We Office in Post-Offi- MARBLE GBANITE HEADSTONES, Have again reduced tho prices on our & The debating meets on Thurs- of Mrs whose household Building, PLUMB WINTON'S society HOYDEN'S HILL. James French, Bridgeport, Conn. CLOSURES FOR CEMETERY LOTS, ETC. day evenings now, Instead of Saturday. effects were sold at auction. The real ESTIMATES Ground Bone After an illness of four months aud but FURNISHED. MUNGER & Pure Miss I.ottle I'arrack has been of estate is to be sold privately. JAMES F. BBENNAN, STAPLES. AND guest two weeks confinement to her bed, Miss Mason and Newtown. Builder, Dealer in all kinds of American and Fereiga Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Miss Mamie llubbell. First-Cla- ss BONE FERTILIZER. Eflie Wakeman departed this life, October Monroe people have long wished for a Goods Alt work and Warranted to Give Marble and Dry House; Granite, including the eelebaated Pinnev'8 block. Shelton. The best Fertilizer an the market. Bone Ma- Mrs S. Am- 14 The loss seems station on the one near Satisfaction. G. I'lumley returned from 22, aged years. pecul- Derb' extension, WESTERLY GRANITE! tf. U. Birmingham. Conn. nures are now admitted to be better than chem herst, Mass., last week Thursday. Her iarly sad, coming as it does, only two er than Stevenson. Now, through the JOHN J. LYNCH, Branch Office of S- - H. Hubbard, Solicitor of icals- - One trial will convince; $30 on ton lots- - Conn-Hors- ratenta. health U considerably Improved. years after the death of an elder sister efforts of S. W. Smith and Edward L. Main Street, Long Hill. e 2JL. Cash paid for Hides and Tallow. COR. MAIN AND CANNON STS., Ox jobbing-Seasonabl- e and to the bereaved Smith of Ansonia, a station is to and Shoeing and general W. STEVENS, Miss lc for- eieelally mother, likely Prices for Good Work. PLUMB & Isabel Austin of Sullleld, who is from a and be established in the near future. E. L. nobwale. Conn. WINT0N, of Fulrlleld has visited just recovering long BRIDGEPORT. E. M. Bridgeport,Conn. merly Woods, severe illness. The funeral took Smith has purchased Minott Booth's J. PECK, D., Mrs John W. at Mo- place Late of New Tork Morehouse, Samp from the house, October 24, place and will at once cut off the timber. City. rtar; last week she was at the Thursday, COMPOUND OXYGEN. Thursday, Kev T. E. Gilbert olllciating. To enable him to ship it readily, a "stub" WARNER, CLARK Office and Besidenee, house of Oliver Burr. or switch sidetrack some 300 feet LARGE NEW ASSORTMENT Mrs P. A. visits Martin Jen- single THE RATIONAL CURE FOR WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY Miss Sarah K. acted as dele- Jennings will be in at once, near Sher- OF Hopkins nings and other friends in Fairfield. long put & TAYLOR CHRONIC DISEASES. to the V. P. S. (". K. convention held man Botsford's saw mill. The rails will P. 0. ADDRESS, STEPNEY, CONN. gate HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, SILKS, in New October 21 and 2.1. She Mrs S. Wakeman suffers with u severe be laid in a few weeks NOW ENDORSED BT PHYSICIANS, Haven, probably and, HENRIET- a successful meet- cold. Mrs B. A. Salmon of Weston is in the a station will be CASHMERES,SERGES, Keep for Pine Bread Flours And Used by Many Citizens of Bridgeport, Who PBESE1TTS reports and enjoyable probably Spring, : are to to the Benefit Derived JEWELER. ing. with her for a few days. built. It will be a small but pretty and TAS, NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS, PILLSBURT Willing Testify J.J.DUNLAP, XXXX, from its Use. Mocks, Watches, Mrs suitable building, costing $200 to 300. BUTTONS, BELTS, BUCKLES, Tht; homtt triuitiiifnitof notiiiKiimil nvvu-Hi- In After this week, the time of the young Nettie Wheeler and son visit her WHITE ol Umbrella and Parasol The name of the station is not an- UNDER- - LOAF, , stmt by expi-es- to all parts tlie country at M'oples' meeting is changed from Wed- mother, Mrs C. A. Jennings. yet SASHES, HOSIERY, mm! expense 01 uic poison nruttringir. it con- nounced. This will be a conven- JONES & CO'S SUPERLATIVE. sists of a supply ot coiiipotmtt oxygen tor to great LACES, GLOVES, f an- - a nesday Friday evening. Mrs Ella Ilillard visits Mrs Arthur ience to Monroe for it is not WEAR, eitfht weeks' treatment, wftb an inhaling; Repairing Specialty. people, only ART For paratns ami with lull and explicit directions A for the of Wilson of Stratfield. much nearer than the RIBBON, YARN, Pastry: tor use. The price is 9 lf; it' sent e. o. d. tlie 382 Main meeting Stevenson, but cost of collect ion will be added to the Street, Bridgeport. was held at ? BELLE OF ST. LOUIS. express the sewing society Pea Hill's, roads are better and there are fewer hills. GOODS, WORSTEDS, SOAPS, charges; tcrmscasn. t.. w. Mirrmunn, M.D., Connecticut National Bank Building DIAMONDS, last week Thursday. BRIDGEPORT. can be taken to either CHOCOLATE ME-- 5 148 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Coal, especially, PERFUMERY, The above grades can't be beat. We give below extracts from a few of the The club's the the Center or East Village better frotn SMALL many testimonials we iiave. debating paper, Review, Six luch water pipe has been laid on NIER, BRUSHES, NOTIONS, Was laid with HHKUMAT1SM 13 W. RICH FANCY GOODS. the new station than from other up for B. PRINDLE, was launched upon a cold and cruel Bunnell street, one of the new streets at any WARES, CURTAIN GOODS, months. After nine weeks' treatment am cur last and showed Itself point. The ollicers of the road will de- ed. Can attend to my business as usual. Newtown. world, week, cap- the East End where E. F. Wakeley, for- UPHOLSTERY, ETC. W. H. GUNJJKKMAN, Undertaker, h-'- serve not the of Monroe's Cor. Houston and Alain sts able of Its own for The of s only thanks holding cruelty. merly N'cwtown, bought home. J.W.JOHNSON, Have had rheumatism foryears. Have talc Watches, Clocks and busliHMS of the was people, but a liberal patronage from NEW GENTS' FURNISHINGS en two months" TKKATMENT. My rheuma THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY: Jewelry lmportuut evening Charles H. and liUVS AND Libby family are home them. The station ut Stevenson, the SE1J.S tism has left me and my general health much Will bo for Hooks every Tues- the election of the following olllccrs: At of . improved. J. EI. HUDY. 347 Broad st. open' drawing BY from a visit of two weeks in Woodbury. Bke is is right doorway. to to I to 6 p m and 7 to 9 In the Satur- SKILFULLY REPAIRED 1'resldent, (.'. II. Banks; vice president, assured, among the coming CITY AND COUNTRY Iiave never found it fail relieve and re day evening; be if move speedily, theCOI.il: so common in our day froni 1 pun to 9 In the evening-- F. It. ; Miss Ada 11. Miss Pot Jones, a Colchester young certainties and will built this Fall, NEW RIBBON DEPARTMENT climate. Jennings secretary, I am now so well vv.is.hali.I must sav hinders. It will be a - feeling that that Hanks; treasurer, F. If. Jennings; di- woman visiting here, tried to jump from nothing pretty, At left of doorway- I think tho COMPOUND OXYGEN TREAT- e G. W. rectors, I). F. Brown and VV. It. tho lower bridge, Saturday, being wild cottage-lik- structure, capacious and well ON COMMISSION. MENT is the best thing to vitalize and tone up FAIRCHILD, Purple; GOODS DEPARTM'NT me system tnat l ever triea. s, and will cost some $700. The DRESS Rorgrant-at-arm- Harry Smith. The because she had been jilted by a Vale arranged M1W 1$. II . FRENCH, COO Has on hand, ready for delivery, 2(V4 ave. FIRE INSURANCE 357 MAIN question was. postponed until the next student. double header side track, feet long, Four times the original size, is Myrtle STREET, was laid, last week, ready for the con- located near the elevator. FIRST CLASS meeting, owing to the stress of business. M. Kock, who has been with C. E. W. Karrmann, M. D., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Jonas, nections. It is now possible to receive Furnished at Lowest Rates in William A. Puvls of Port L. has accepted a with II. Somers, G H.S. Karrmann, M. D, Jefferson, position and ship and there will doubtless TAKE ELEVATOR Per Cent Debenture Bonds, the Oldest and with B. B. Banks. 47.1 Main street. freight Strongest I., spent Sunday be a business done, particu- For Cloaks, Jackets, Shawls aud Jurseys.which Office 123 Fairfield ave , American and English companies. - satisfactory Registered and Coupon. Bridgeport's bon ton club, the Seaside, Oxford The are on second floor.' Conn. Farm property and Live stock a spec- FRED. HARTH, larly by people. passenger 6 and 7 cent Guaranteed West- Bridgeport, is In a fever heat over per HOURS-Fro- WESTON. the location of its trallic is already large, but will greatly OFFICE m 10 a. m. to 6 p in and ialty. TAKE ELEVATOR ern Farm Loans. 7 80 to 9 i m. proposed club house, the sites increase when suitable facilities are pro- from AGENCY FOR 189 Main street, Danbury, Conn. Mrs I,. A. Mrs leading Sundays-1- 1 a m to 1 m and from 7 30 to 9 Banks and daughter, repaired-Dressmakin- in p Hartford Hartford being the Hopson estate, corner of State vided. The matter of a road above or For Cloaks made to order Seal Cloaks Writes Lift and Fire Insurance Policies the p m. County Mutual, Oliver In Nor-wal-k most New London County Mntnal, Norwich WATCHMAKER Perry, have visited friends etc. Mrs Hartshorne and Mrs Reliable Companies, giving the Tolland Mutual, Tolland and Lafayette and the Peet estate on below grade is still unsettled and is to best form of County mid Ihiricu. on will advice on Policy NOW THE TIME FOR liiHuranceCo.o! North America, Philadelphia ABO Broad street. The club talks of a 800,-00- 0 be decided by three men, appointed by Connor, third floor, give IS Continental, cw l om No. 4 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, Commercial lxndon 171? Tim old Forge chimney, which has building, lot included and can get the the Superior whose decision, it is anything referring to Hew Cloaks and Union, HHVPl court, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Phenix Mutual Life, Hartford stood as a fumiliur landmark for 40 Hopson property for 10,2.10, the Peet said, will be final, overruling the rail- New DreBses. PICTU11ES. Union Mutual Accident, Chicago HOLIDAY Lombard Investment Co's Guaranteed Mort-KaBe- Dealer in gold and steel Spectacles and cellu- nixed to the last week ; for It shows how the West End road commissioners. These men yer,waa ground, $27,000. three BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS loid Eye Glasses. Luther Seeley did the work. has swarmed into the club that it should have not been In the ' lAfe size cravon iniule train &." upwards. AH Fidelity Loan & Trust Co's Debenture ltonds. yet appointed. work linishetl t tin stiulio. First lie even to Are reached by the central stairway, where also crayon With H. M. Robinson for the past T. J. Bennett has returned from New proposed build as far west as meantime, travelers use the road laid out .class Cabinet Photos t oomilur prices. No A, F. CLARK. SANDY HOOK a site com- is the i 'V acntn to pay.therctore I can give my patrons seven years. York city with the assurance from a Lafayette street, stoutly opjiosed by the railroad and do not' greatly Downer & Edwards. a better cias ior me money. by Golden Hill magnates and East Eud-er- s. plain. COTTON Children's I'icturcs a skilled oculist that, In all probability, he UNDERWEAR, specialty. UoUdATOMC 11 U The club has been balloting for a will fully recover his eyesight. Coan & Curtiss killed five beeves for Corsets, Hamburgs, White Goods, etc- - week and t he result was to be announced, M. JUST TAKE AJLOOK AT MAIM LI.Mi their wagons, the first two weeks; a R MONTIGNANI, F.rva Brotherton of (ireenlleld picked this week Thursday evening. MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT LOUNGES. June Id. 1889. a cluster of strawberries In Octolier. pretty good start. 304 MAIN ripe been ST., BRIDGEPORT, BlULHiEl'OUT--A.irll- t 7 H, 1U 05 a Cards are out for the of Mias Has enlarged and Orders by Hail are to use remnants from our de- in. marriage W. B. to his In order carpet lit! Emma Lanphear expects open and free ' Over l'equonnock National Hank. 4 50, 0 in; lrwulit. f, ill a ui, Violetta, of S. given great attention shipped by have made them into and bed H daughter George which is two-thir-ds partment, up single SO III ill. Arrive LYON'S PLAIN. (1G1 silo, about full, early p tiuuday. i Piatt of Iranistan avenue, to Walter Hail or Express. - E. F. HAWLEY'S 6 41) 12 4 5(1. 7 'M in November. He put no ensilage in the lounges- 50, I ui, 15. 05, Miss Jessie who has been with II. Redman, 14th. LEl'ETIT DUC, Little Duke, in Sunday luilk 7 -- l i ui; Kellog, Thursday evening, smaller of his two silos and after The system of selling every article SO lounges will be sold at less than it costs to p freight Mrs In will, 4 15 a in. 4 15 p tu. her grandmother, Walter Meeker Isbell's in Is The Percheron Stallion, No. 4167. will make his drug store Bishop block laying a drain, convert it, for the present, manufacture them ts make room for -- N. Westport, has returned home. at the smallest possible profit, but of a third season at the barn of S. L. Thomas, Trum- TRUMBULL CHURCH tiIi 5 207 10 to become a store. at into an ice house. STOCK OF 10 a it ; crockery least, bull, Ct , Daniel's Farms district. Terms f20, NEW 40 tu; 6 15, 5.'i' iu Snu'iny reliable is a 42 V til Mir John McCullum has been sick thoroughly quality, ruling BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND $5 at time of service, the balance when proved 7 a in tv'iiih. 6 &. 2f it in. 12 Joseph Schientcngar, the new operator Mr and Mrs F. D. Hollister have visit- 15 U with malaria. of the firm. with foal. No business done on Sunday. 3 45. 51, tKi p iu. Hiimlaj milk of the draw at the Fairfield avenue bridge, ed Mrs Hollister's sister in Morris, re principle VELVET CARPETS, 7 05 p iu Mr Charles Johnson has visited her gets but $18 a month and his house rent. turning, Saturday, by way of Bridgewa-te- r. CARPETS LO"ti HILL, N..nli 5 35. 7 25. 10 05 a all at the same - UK. K. N. daughters, Mrs Sidney Brewster and Fred Smith left because the cost of the price- BEITS, Jr. in; 6 23. 10 10 m; onudny 7 49 in Mrs Kll Wakeman in with which to run the draw Dentist, Sainly Hook. AND Uoaih 6 31. ! 22. 11 55 a in. 3 30. ti 44 Bridgeport. electricity A blue stone has been set on the 9 milk. 6 59 in. was taken from his He is now up BEDROOM FURNITURE. Teeth extracted without pain, by the nse of pm. Sunday p wages. stone wall north of S. on STEPNKV NoriliS 31.10 25.11 10 a store across railroad John Joyce's, W. B.HALL Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) or Ether. Teeth 50.7 running cigar the a b 38. 10 25 7 " a m EASTON. which a red line shows the town line be Several hundred novel and elegant styles in inserted on Celluloid or Subber. Money paid for in; p in ouuday from the in the north half of the " RUGS, Sooth 3 0 27. 9 18. 11 50 a in 3 20. depot, tween Monroe and On extracting is allowed on sets. Will call at the 30, Miss Kate Plumb of two-sto- ry Trumbull. the Antique Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Suits. tSu Pre&cott, Canada, new brick block that James house when Brookfield Wed- 6 38. 8 55 p tu tula y milk 6 54 p in It with her Mrs Amanda north is the letter M ; on the south, T. 6c requested. every WIDTHS AND GRADES aunt, Wheeler, Gregory Is building. oozivciEiisrrr nesday- ALL IN BOTSFORD N..nb 6 25. 7 41. 10 35. for the Winter. PARLOR 11 40 a 5 IS. 6 50. 10 45 Sun- Mrs D. A. Nichols son visit- FURNITURE, OIL CLOTHS AND OIL CLOTH RUGS. in; p in; E. K. Morgan, who is the brains and and have day 8 05 a in Souili3 15. 6 18.9 In. J.evl Edwards shot two coons near ed Mrs C. Dining-roo- Furniture, and Oil Cloths NEW STOCK OF 11 a ti his capital of the Keller Piano Co., has mov- her aunt, William Sharpe of Carpet 40 in. 3. 24,8 45 p in. tvniiy house, one which his treed milk 6 42 in. night, dog ed his family to the city from Hunting- Seymour. p for him , Sir Coon was a T0MLINS0N BROS., UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. chas.t.huctHes NEWTOWN -- N.rtb 0 50. 7 4!l. 10 43 a preparing for ton and are at the in im- they living George Frances B. llubbell has made great 12 5 7 (HI. II IKI taste of Mr Edwards's poultry. Dealers in Sueeeiwor to in. m; 2. n; Sunday East Bridgeport. provements at his property in the Cen- Latest importation of Fall Goods, choice lines CROCKERY, 8 13a iu South 3 00. 6 10. U 02. 11 32 U MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, SHEET exclu- a 2 4 t 12, 8 37 It St. James parish to which Kev Mr James Gideons of Lanesville has sold ter by repairing the entrance to the of Nottingham and. Irish Point Curtains, & Direct from the potteries in English m. 40. 15, p ui; Jvn.day sive CURTIS HUGHES, milk 6 30 p m. Bulkley goes at Cheboygan, Mich. 10 head fine & store, which Is also furnished with new MUSIC, STRINGS, ETC. designs and delicate colorings in Vienna, and American China and C. C. of steers to Bommos Biltz. Stone HAWLEYVlLLlv X.hMi 7 5S.8 03 10 52 windows and shutters and has been Sole Agents for , Chenille and French Velonr Portierres. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss part- ware,a!so Decorated Ware all warrant a m, 12 30. 5 34. 7 l'l. 11 15 p in. Sun- roofed. A new verauda also Stratford Granite and Nellie E. Bohin to John II. Wheeler, No- TRUMBULL. ly has been Mason & Hamlin's, Wing & Son's and ed not to craze. day 8 25 a in Sonih 2 40, 6 02. 8 54 vember 7. added to the house and the well curb has Co's 11 25 a m. 2 20. 4 07. 5 58. 8 30 p in Miss L. II. Wooster returned home, been raised. New beams have been Bridgeport Organ Marble Works. Fine line of Stand and Hanging Sunday milk 6 16 p in. LraTf for S. It. Wells has Bethel 8 55. 11 30 a in. 3 20. 5. 7 04 bought fat steers of last week, after a visit with Goshen rela- placed in the platform of the scales,Fred PIANOS AND ORGANS. DOWER lamps. New Fall styles in David Osborn and Charles Sherman. tives. p iu Sunday 4 52 p m From Hetuel Hawley doing the joiner work. A block We sell for cash or on installments. Prices All kinds of Cemetery Work, in Gran- 8 15, 10 35 a m. 1 33. 4 05. 6 13 tu. lowest in tlie city. Call and be convinced. p Kev Mr Bulkley and wife have many Warren E. Plumb and have done of stone,quarried by Mr llubbell himself ite or Marble, from artistic designs Sunday 4 29 pm helper MAIN and best stock in the reasonable warm friends In Easton, who are to work on from the quarry on S. S. Hurd's land, 457 ST., BRIDGEPORT. & market, at pric- HATS & CAPS. BROOKFIELD JUNCTiOJi-Nott- h 806 845 sorry good Meeting House hill. A EDWARDS, on has es. Designs furnished application. Letter- 11 01 a m. 12 55. & 44. 7 20. 11 45 in have them leave. sluice has been in at the been placed at the entrance to the infor- p put watering ing in Cemeteries a specialty. Write for Largest stock of Horse Blankets, Sunday 8 31 a m South 2 11.5 53. 3 45 to store aud another in front of the house. or come and see us. trough prevent surface water flooding 449, 451 Main St., Bridgeport. mation from 75c to $8. Flush and Wolf 11 15 a ui. 12 55. 3 58. 5 44. 8 20 tu. REDDING. the road and freezing In "Winter. The Flagging stones, also obtained from this Sunday milk 6 02 p m. For Danhurv. -- have : Robes, assortment. All the 6. 8 11 17 In tho absence of the road has also been widened and Improv quarry, been laid in front of Mr Opposite S. S. Station, Stratford. large 06. 8 47. a ra. 4 00, 6 45, owner, Stephen Uubbell's and a exam- SUIT AND OVERCOAT above are in our new 8 25 p m. Sanford, Edgar Giles Is foreman at his ed. property shining WILMOT goods displayed ple Is set for others in the Center to fol- HAWLEY, rooms DANBURY Arrie 6 15.8 20.9 02.11 32 button where nine hands are em- ; up stairs at attractive prices. & shop, Charles Marvin, once station agent at low. DEPOT. 4 15. 5 57. 8 40 p tn. Leae 35. 7 45 ployed, five girls being kept busy la the Trumbull, Is now In New Haven. For & REYNOLDS, Swan S 8 30, 10 4 a m. 3 40, 5 15, 8 pm. lathe room. A quantity of hoof has just the past few months, he has been In D. A. Nichols, the Monroe member of Bushnell, DANBURY & NORWALK DIVISION. & been received and work will continue all Saugatuck and has also a few the firm of Seeley Nichols, has exhib- " from 6 36. 6 42. 7 41 spent days Just received, a full line of the latest styles. BETHEL, Danbury. Winter. in Bridgeport. ited his fine poultry and pigeons at near- UNDERTAKERS, BRIDGEPORT CONN. CLARK 9 13 a m. 12 07. 3 43. 5 23. 6 26. 7 12. all the fairs in of They will all go for very low prioes. WARNER, 8 38 n. For 6 50. 7 55. Charles Sanford made about ly this part the State NO. 98 362 Water Street, Foot of Bank. p Danbory 10,000 Mrs W. O. Beach has returned from a and has also made a successful invasion A flue line of Oenta' Furnishing Goods, Hats, STATE STREET, 10 14 a m. 1 10, 4 26. 5 56. 6 30. 7 37. two-week- of cider his s' - Chan- 11 19. 7 25 ra. For 8 gallons at mill, last week, visit In Massachusetts. Neckwear, eto- - C0NN-- , - - Near Main Pure Leads and Oils, Ship p Hawleyville 00 of Long Island. At Meriden, at Bristol, Jewelry, etc, BRIDGEPORT, Street. & 19 1 and expects to do as well this ; a second TAYLOR. 10 a m, 15, 3 50. 5 58 p m From at at he made KVAIl or answered from the 9 11 45 a 3 5 order for two cars of cider has been re- Elbert, son of C. F. Brinsmade, is Danbury, Huntington, calls, Day Night, dlery, Engineers' Supplies, UawleyyiUe 10, m. 35. 17. sick. large exhibits of poultry and pigeons and & Office. Dredging Materials, Nova Scotia Woolen Goods, 7 20pm. ceived. quite R0BINSKY Hand-ma- Muf- at Huntington and Mineola, L. I., exhib- GEORGE B. HAWLEY. - - 11 Chapel Stockings, Mittens, Gloves, REDDING. North 7 47. 10 06 a m. 1 03. Street; Seotch and Liver- 4 13. 7 11 11 William II. Beers a new roof on Arthur Brlggs of Paterson, N. Y., is ited alone. each CHARLES E. WILMOT, - 13 Street ; flers, Hoods, Imported few a 30. p m. South 6 48. 9 20 put poultry At fair, the SCHIFFMAN, Prospect ... Expect, in a days, a 12 one of his week. meat employed by L. J. Botsford. stock outranked of JOHN B. REYNOLDS, . - 0 Highland Avenne. pool Guernseys. m, 13. 3 49. 5 32 p ra. barns, last Ills that any competitor No garments have ever boon made to eqnal wagon is on tho as this Fall. and the number of first and second pre- MERCHANT TAILOR these (iueriieeys tor wearing car load of road, usual, Frank N. Burr has spent a few days at STORE, warmth and forqualities, great NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R miums awarded was perfect treedoni action. R. The funeral services of Samuel II. San- his old home in Daniel's Farm. something surpris- THE A full line of to the few who had not heard their SANDY HOOK. November 11, 1888. ford took place at his late last ing home, Cards are out for the marriage of fame. Mr Nichols has reason to be The Celebrated Pontiac Woolen HAWLEYVILLE East 1 66. 11 59 a m week afternoon at 2. A good ALBANY Thursday large George Weller to Miss Minnie Gregory of the in which he takes 7 06 pm. West 8 55 a m, 2 45. 6 15 p m. number of relatives and friends proud poultry Goods. CHOICE many of Plattsville, November 20, at the home so much NEWTOWN East f8 a m. fl2 04. CI 10 and neighbors were to the delight. DENTISTS, All of the above are" at reduced prices. p ra West f8 48 a m. f6 10 tu. present pay of the bride. They will reside in W. O. Solo, agents for p last tribute of respect to one so Henry Bolles of Huntington is laying SANDY HOOK Eaat 8 06 a ra. 12 10. highly Beach's house, which is now being pre- Rubber Paint 388 Main street. Oil esteemed. those substantial stone wall for E. A. Ilurd Tower's "Fish Brand" of Clothing, 7 16 p in. Wtwt 8 42 a ui. 2 44, 6 05 Among present from pared for them. POTATOES pin out of town were Henry Sanford, S. S. and has an extensive contract. . BTJBBEB FAINT. 2d TEAR in The best in the world. SOUTH BURY Bant 8 16 a m, 12 19. 7 25 Miss Lawrence of Long who A good suit of black or yellow oil clothes is p tn. West 8 32 a m, 2 24, 5 55 p ra. Sanford and John Curtis of Bridgeport, Island, Work has been resumed at the not expensive, la eunily kept in repair mid Aaron Sanford and wife of has been teaching the Daniel's Farm quarry Best Paint In The World. BRIDGEPORT. will many times repay its cost in protection Newtown, on S. S. W. Hub-bel- l, SHEPAUCi R. has returned sick. The Hurd's land and Oscar from colds, rheumatism or pneumonia. and will sell them at It James Osborne of Wilton and Nelson school, home, FOB 8ALE BY Mittens and Cots- - school was with a small force of men, is getting SOMETHING NEW IN DENTISTRY. Bubber Gloves, Finger Jane 13, 1889. Gorham of It was closed, last week. needed on board ship. Imiort-e- d Westport. expected out curb and sidewalk stone for use in next moment Everything Kev N. L. of Nichols would Artificial Teeth inserted tbs after Manilla clears $2 per box ol loo.Telephone. HAWLEYV1LLE North 8 52,10 57 a in. that Porter It Is understood that Clarence B.Sher Shelton. The stone from this L. B. BOOTH. the beHng taken and the New York prioes. Never undersold. 6 40 m. attend tho on his va quarry extracting, impression d Sunday, 5 05 p m. Arrive funeral, but, being wood has sold his place, now occupied possesses peculiar qualities of hardness teeth made the day before. Avoid the annoyance 8 52 a m. 4 45 p m. Saturday could not In and the embarrassment of only cation, he come and, his ab by Russell brothers, to a man from Hanv and which would make it In of sore gums going A worth 70c 6 20 pm. ser- durability, M. O. toothless for days and weeks and try our perfect Saving Saving sence, Kev D. Taylor conducted tho Mass. Alex Russell to KEANE'S, " SHEPAUG North 9 06. 11 09 a den, expects demand were it near a railroad. Frances method. A fit the same. To ALL POINTS m. vices. The pall bearers were his three move Into John old Monumental perfect guaranteed; prices including u ii.) p ra. o l a m. aoutn Henrietta's house, B. who mined stone here Works, 1 nnnaay llubbell, years TEETH FILLED WITH GOLD, up LOU- 8 38 a m, 3 40, 4 29 m. cousins, Elbert Sanford, John C. San while his brother has not yet decided Housatonie Avenue, ' SILVER, v 50 ana 75c CHICAGO.CINCINNAI St a bushel. p Sunday ago for the floor of the gun room at Fort 75o 436 p ra. ford and Samuel C. Shaw, with John R where to go. - Bridgeport, Conn. CLEANED, JACKSONVILLE, and Sumter, says that, although he has trav Monuments and Headstones EXTRACTED, 25c IS, J. Arthur Sherwood and Will Hill ia all the leading VITALIZED AIR administered, . 60c NEW HAVEN & Hill, eled over the United States, he has found and Marble Bottom we all South, DERBY R. R. ) it. v. iiaiioeu is putting new walls on Granites at Prices. The Vitalized Air, like tlie air breathe. Is points a son to like it. is HARMLESS and can bo taken by CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON TT. and all Pacflc DR. R. S. TODD, Born, October 24, Mr and Mrs his house. nothing It composed largely perfectly old. February 4, 1S89. ' ( any one, yonnj? or Coast Points during October and later. and a Ifember of the Con- G. A. The Is rap-Idl- y of with a mixture of other miner- - A SET TEETH, 5 Veterinary Surgeon 11 Ezequelle. population gneiss, E. W. KARRMANN, Or - BOTSFORD Leave 45 a cu, 8 50 m. ) Rev George A. Pelton of New Haven BEST SET OF TKETII, WARRANTED, S ALL ROUTES. ALL CLASSES. necticut Veterinary Medical Association, p . his uuu u ie is nam to a and SOO00 ROUTES. Arrive 10 30 a ra, 5 20 m. Increasing. ' will next November icuge exieua ior Physician Surgeon; There is no HETTER made, no matter how 600 LINES. WiUbsat p preach, Sunday, 3; distance. Mon-- Late of the State for Tnnr li vou tav. People trom abroad can come A the millions. SHELTON West 9 48 4 ( long When the projected ( Pennsylvania Hospital saving appreciated by H. BLACKMAH'S, EVEKT a m, 37 Born, October 24, a son to Mr and Mrs communion service in the afternoon. In tUe morning and woartlieirnew teeth home berths secured. Baggage checked J. K0IDAT, pm. roe station on the extension be- chronic diseases. Chronic diseases a specialty, Sleeping he be eoisulted en all matten rela- East 12 27. 9 32 p m. I Derby the same day. All work warranted. to destination. Write for Information, maps, Where may H. ItowlanuV H -- E. Northern-Survc- treated by Compound Oxygen. W-T'hi- office i locatod. f routes. left NEW HAVEN 9 20 The Co. of New York comes a reality, this quarry may he permanently and nil particulars about tive tr. his profession. Orders at Leave a m, 4 40 p m ' ! 133 Fairfield avenue, D.D.S.. GUSTAV.G. LANSING, i 12 10 m. at October 24, Wil- - were last Into OBVIIiLE SECTOR, 37 New York. J. 8. BlMkaus, Arrive 55, p pled, Waterbury, through here, week, photo brought prominence, Bridgeport, Coan, . SB V. THIE. Broadway, BEE. Mr Christine and two friends of New The metallic circuit in the Hook and NEWTOWN, CONN., Co. was BTCTCTEBTGr, .GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO STIMULATE OUR FALL BUSINESS. York were here, Wednesday and, with E. the private loop of the Rubber BEFORE FRIDAY, SOVEMbe li888i it works Taylor and John Schumacher, organized completed, Monday, and finely You will do well to call and examine tbe extensive stock of , . T7HT1 A ATT1 fl HTXT CIRCULATION. a The Rubber Co. called up New York, T"T"nCl i hunting party. I r(Aim JANUARY MO MAIN ST., UIN 06 -L , 1, 1883, 601 talked with their store and could carry STERLING BRO'S, DPT., J HiD, AJjiAIN ili IjUM illV I LAST --. WEEK, Ji009 Friends of Hev S. TI. Bailey will be on conversation 83 easily as they can Where a full assortment of sorry to learn that his family have near- with any one in the Hook. LEADING CLOTHIERS, HATTERS AND FURNISHERS. John J . Northrop lint tqM'iit a few iluys all been ill. The from frW-mi- s ly great change with la lliook) untl New York. is the cellar BARGAINS IN FACT AND NOT ON PAPER. yti the warm climate of the tropics to the Oliver Cromwell laying HOUSEEUENISHING GOODS, Our Great Increase in Trade Due to Our to the Rubber Co. is Giving Extraordinary Bargains of Sterling Merit Our Patrons. Our cold of the north will doubtless affect for the second cottage Winter Stock and More Lines of Goods has ever been shown in our store. Our Low A is to ho lmllt to build. Decorated Tea and Toilet Rog- Complete, Comprises than plutforiu at Botsford, them severely, especially during the lirst Dinner, Ware, Prices set our and draw new trade from all Our immense lines of south ot mid east competitors thinking, quarters. Men's, the iU'jHt, of the Derby Whiter. ers' Plated Cut Youths.' Bovs' and Children's ronvtMilt-m-- s. .John's met at Ware, Glass, Fancy track, for tho of lerby ims-iger- The ladies of St. guild Lamps, Michael Sheehan cut kijs left wrist bad- Mrs Tucker's, Thursday.afleiuoon. etc., ly at the Kubber factory, while slicing Is always on hand and at prices that are the lowest. SUITS & OVERCOATS WITHOUT AN EQUAL. Dcl-"'iJii- , I.. C. mid wifo and Miss nu Harior rubber, Friday. The gash was about W. N. Northrop has purchased several Men s and Youths' Overcoats in endless variety, prices ranging from S5 for a strong.servieeabla garment to high grade goods at S20.SZ Inspection Solicited. and 25. Our drive an lMvers were Newtown guests ut six Inches long and bled profusely. Dr pairs of oxen in Guilford. big is all wool Molton Overcoat at $10, good valae at 15. the lu honor of the We offer in our Pure Indigo Elysian or Chinchilla Overcoats at 60 the best valae known in the history ofthe business- - These coats" pnrty glveu birthday Stites closed it with four stitches. are made with fine tli of Mm A. .r. Kit Howard the Town this Serge lining, sleeves lined with Satin, binding on sleeves, edges and pockets of fine silk cord. Erery garment guaranteed Kivor, avenue, Don't forget Glens, hall, by makers not to fade and to be all wool. We will one of these which for a new one. 100 STERLING strictly exchange any garments, fades, Hrldgeport, Saturday nilit. About week night. Grand soiree. Tick- BK0THERS, CAPE 0VERC0AT3 and ULSTERS-Yo- ur attention to these lines will from to 25. The Lord K. J. Hall, the Sandy Hook plumber Friday pay you, prices ranging $6 Chumley Cape KuoxU were prenent and a pleasant time ets 50c. Overcoats in Irish Freize and Black Cheviot are the leading coats, this season; made with extra long capes- - -- and tinner, Is the only - was enjoyed by all, with dancing and a completing plumbing 2s4i.X2sr - . ULSTERS FOR BOYS Ages 18 to 18 years. ' at C. M. Zoar st.. $7-6- 33'os,nr- MEN'S Pratt's, and says that lie ULSTERS In all IrUh and Chinchillas, from bouuteous suiiikt. The hostess received Rev J. P. t expect s to bold servic popular goods; Freize, Elysians prices ranging $6, $8.60, $10 to $26. Is overwhelmed with of all Hoy W. P. SWORDS, Pres't ; W. C. HAIGHT, Sec'y ; E. D. ALV0RD, Treas. Some made without side pockets and intended for long coats. A number of handsome repairing es school walking Rifts, Including kinds. at Hawleyville house, Sunday, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS In plain and fancy goods, with and without capes. 4 $3-5- many articles of silver. at 30. THE W. F. SWORDS LUMBER CO., CHILDREN'S CAPE OVERCOATS-Ag- cs 3 to 12 years, prices $1.25, $2.60, $1-60- , $6 to $10- - Comprises the largest line ever Sadio shown. . Maynard of Taunton has scarlet MEN'S REEFERS AND VESTS Reefer Coats Sadiu Stan- Mr and Airs C. H. Northrop have mov- Wholesale and Setail Dealers in $3 60, $5 and $8. Boys' Reefers. 5 to 18 years. Cardigan Jackets U to $5, Jersey Harry ('. Kalrchild, Caiiip, fever. Coats only $2-60- . worth $4. Leathor Coats $3-60- , to $6, with snap buttons. . Mamie ed iuto their new home. SOUTHERN AND NORTH CAROLINA ley Blackmail, Blackmail, John - utm . MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, PINE, Coles, Frank 'oger, Keady, Thomas Miss Ann E. Blackmail Is with Bridge- SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE TIMJ5JSB, LATH, SASH, The Beers Mill Burned. We are agents for the Luzerne Mills, manufacturers of Hygenie sole makers of the famous Chest Shield are some of I lie new scholars port friends. James DOORS AND BLINDS, ETC. Knitting Underwear, Wrappers Maloney, and Double Seated Drawers. Our prices for these goods, 75c, SI, $1.37, $1.60, $2. Don't fail to examine this make of wool Under- lit Hie There are now l;i A of ori- purs ( Academy. lire, undoubtedly incendiary wear. The only of and which has merit. Immense line of 18 Master James Betts is with MILL AND style lung kidney protectors any Boys' Underwear at 25c, ages 10 to years, scholars. delighted gin, destroyed the James Beers mill near PLANING YAED: cheap at 45o. We sell the best 50c. Wrapper and Drawers ever shown, fully 60 per eent. wool, and worth "5c. We show the Natural Wool hisjnew home at l'assaic, N. J. and the pleasant residence of C. B. Nichols, Camel's Hair, white and scarlet, in all grades. tioulil A. Murray, who has spent the school. about con- EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE, BRIDGEPORT, Our stock of Gloves is without an equal. Everything in the market can be had of us. Come in and examine. ... . midnight Wednesday night, Summer in Saugatuck wil h his daughter, suming mill and contents. The family of n iSteel-to- n, WEST END OF HORSE RAILROAD BRIDGE. ""has Fpent a few weeks at his Ituntliig-tow- A car of apples was shipped to Mr Nichols discovered the fire and noti- farm, returning to Saugatuck, .this l'enii., this week, by Frank Wright fied F. N. Haw ley, who occupies the 349 MAIN STREET, CORNER JOHN, BURROUGHS' LIBRARY BUILDING. week, for tlie Winter. and .1. J. Northrop is looking up another James Beers house and has done a busi- . car , for Commission Merchant Kilby of ness of sawing, grinding and making ci- .BDUuaxrsiR'r. Conn. Ucv J. O. Muusou will preach in the New York. der at the mill for two or three years. church, next Sunday evening too sick to SPECIAL1 Mctljodist I Mr Haw said that he was lOYELTIBS. utiles & have for C. M. ley THE at. Camp painted WE OFFER A SPECIALLY SELECTED and Southville in the morning. to the fire and did not up, but the ASSORTMENT Parsons of 1 'arsons as well as for go get hill, ot Ira who the OF NEW GOODS. I.. C. Morris. family Wildman, occupy I ii - WE ABE ADDING TO ODE ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMED HATS BON- HOLLAND'S. Kugene Itulklev has painting and ... Carlos Booth place, was aroused. They AND 1). M. READ the hous of Mrs .lames K conltl hoist the and to NETS EVERY DAY. FROM SPECIAL STYLES AND SHAPES MADE EX- repairing lly. A deed from Samuel C. Clover to Ow- only gates try PRESSLY FOR OUR USE ONLY. en Median of two tracts of laud in North save the water wheel, one side of which THE ALFRED DOLGE was charred. Mr had his PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN ORDERED WORK. A new swileli board bus been placed Center district, containing 13 acres with Ilawley equip- 111 la-e- mill insured and went to the central olllce at New town depot buildings, has recorded at the town ment at the in- W. E. BRIDGEPORT- - and the new telephone system is in full clerk's olllce. Bridgeport, Thursday, to notify the HALLIGrAJS'S, oc- FELT SHOES & operation. surance agents. The mill was once 396 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. SLIPPERS. Miss Sadie Camp is attending the Acad- cupied as a button shop by C. B. Nich- The handsomest arleiuisia seen in emy and hoarding at K. F. Ilawley's. ols and had a maguiflcent water power. To keep the head cool and the feet warm is one of the a can be viewed at. Mrs S. many day I. JOHN H. BEID & BLANKETS. first laws of Hygiene; no of the has been more There must be 1(10 yet part body ('roll'utt's. nearly ( )sear l'itzsehler has released his HATTERT0WN. COMPANY, blossoms and new ones mak- abused and than the without a every day, sistant and is now workinjr alone Frank Favreau killed the first habitually neglected foot, it a of porker We have secured the sole ing thing beauty. of the season, last week. JEWELERS. agen- healthy condition of which, general good health is impossi- for Rudolph Stoell'el was taken from fee- AINU UEINXB' cy the well known "North ble. Thompson !t lii 'ed of New burgh, N. Mrs George Turney remains quite WATUJIJya, Bridgeport to Thurs- - which V., are to publish a directory of business jail Wetherslleld, ble. CHAINS AND RINGS Star" Blankets, we can men and other residents of stations lay. There are in this who do not along John li. JNichols has a good trade in A SPECIALTY. fully guarantee to be strictly comparatively few, climate, the llousatouic.fi'oiu rittsiield to Bridge- The Middle cider this Fall. All-Wo- ol, suffer in some manner from tenderness district school has been making, BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY AND both and filling. of the feet, caused They are represented by Van warp port. (. leciuiateil by whooping cough. has raised cel- rubber or fine Keuren and P. (ianlner of Newburg, Eugene Northrop prize PRICES THE LOWEST FOR For quality and for style of by wearing grained leather shoes, which per- were ery, stalks four feet tall. mit or no who here, Wednesday. HONEST GOODS. borders, they have no equal. of little ventilation, and which prevent evapora- Mrs John Carlson and left for James of Blanket Meadow was family Lynch Prices from $5 to tion of the perspiration, thus the feet Ladies ot the Congregational church New York, Thursday night, to join Mr thrown from the top of a load of apples, range $25 per keeping constantly 'ai wet or all-wo- ol will resume the 10c. suppers in the lec- isou. last week, while crossing the horse car pair. damp. The Alfred Dolge felt shoes are ture room of the church, this (Friday) track in Bridgeport and was seriously to meet this need. C. W. Tutor ami Charles Simmons of Our lines of Blankets provided special evening. bruised, contiuing him to the house for regular have moved lioswell Bridgeport Eugene several days. are well assorted, from which The manufacturer Cov- ind Oliver Cromwell from Mrs James guarantees tha the Felt in these shoes is made of Joseph Teller and family of South SPECIAL ATTENTION we will move into the house vacated l'limei's house In North Center to Mrs Orlaudo Piatt looks for an increase of quote the following prices. pure live wool, which absorbs and disperses the perspiration with its entry with back by Kugene ( iill'ord. MachalowskPs place in Bridgeport. It pension, pay. 10-- 4, White, $2, cheap at $2.50. impurities, and keeps the feet dry and in a healthy condition. The has been vacated all-wo- just by Mrs'l'ator, who Misses Linda and Nellie Bolan have 10--4, White ol, $3.50, cheap process of making the Alfred Dolge Felts is patents, and now the old toll house on We show a fine line of Domestic and Imported protected by James Callaban has spent a few days occupies North visited C. M. Thorpe. at $4.25. his Felts are not sold to other shoe manufacturers. 111 York. Main street. Porter & Evitts righted up Charles Bonnets and Round Eats in our 11-- 4 White wool, $3.50, cheap at Benedict's cow house and moved a build Believing it to be for tho best Interest of tha aa well as their Miss Delphiua Kivcrs of Bridgeport Four hundred pounds choice Vermont U.25. public butter in re ing for Ralph Benedict. own to place this line of goods in the hands of one firm who will hits been added to the weaving depart- dairy packed small tubs just 11- -4 White $4, cheap at $5. cany I ic. E. a ment of he Mant mills. vived at F. Ilawley's; special prices Mrs Briscoe and have gone MILLINERY PABLOE large stock, they have given us the exclusive sale of the Alfred Dolge . daughter col- . , Blankets in new by the tub. to Dan bury for the Winter. .Wrapper Felt Shoes in Bridgeport. JJev A. 1". Chapman was suffering from ors. V new lot of calicoes, best fast LARGEST ASSORTMENT so severe a cold, Sunday, that it was nec- makes, HAL!1 WAY RIVER. The goods are now open for inspection. to omit the sermon in the morn- colors, just in at K. F. Haw ley's for 5c essary Miss Ford is at William Jor and the entire service. yard, worth Sc. Josephine COMFORTABLES. ing evening dan's; Miss Annie L. Fairchild visited Untrimmed goods in all the Leading Shapes. After a hotly contested base ball seas there, Sunday. Our immense stock and good 1'iidertakcr WHmiii was called to on, the ew orks are champions of the Novelties in Laces, Ribbons and Birds. . to attend the funer- Fred McEwen sold his steers to Ii. 8. of at the OUPIEnsr ZEATIEIISrilsrG-S- Woodbury, Monday, world, defeating the Bostons, their clos- - Iliiiiuan: patterns comfortables, STORE al of Patrick who died of con- he will move to Bristol, next O'Brien, t opponents in the league and the week. following prices, will satisfy sumption, Saturday, ugeil 21. The fu- Brooklyn, who were victorious in the neral was largely attended, high mass association. Raphael Gray of Hartford visits Fred every housekeeper. being said in the church at Southbury ; Sherman. Comfortables for 50c, 65c, 85c. the interment was In Ansonia. Dr Betts's uncle and wife spent Suu- - JOM 6. HOWLAND, Mrs William A. Bradley has visited B. -, Comfortables for day in Sandy Hook and started on Mon- A. Treat. 437 JZXJT St $1, 1.10, 1.25, for Bridgeport. '. T. Booth, who has been enjoying a day morning Florida. $1.39. 405 MAIN STREET, Next door to W. B. Hall & Company vacation InSouthford and New town, ex- WOLF PITS. Comfortables for $1.50, 1.75, pects to return to Bridgeport, Monday. A number of friends were handsomely Mrs Edward Meud is no better. CENTS! ntertained by Miss Hattie Glover at her NINETY NINE 1.89, $2. To-da- y Is obli- tuts - (Friday) a holy day of home in Sandy Hook, Wednesday even- Frank Keeler moved into the liar- like to the whole and all our Down in in the Catholic church and will be iiuiii he came fneiii We would tell story give Eider Comfortables, gation ing, the occasion being a progressive place; Diinbury. cannot MANY LADIES BUY THEIR CLOAKS EARLY observed by special services at St Hose angling pnrty. The prizes were beauti-fn-l goods a chance, with prices and descr ptions; but it French Satteens, delicate pat- 7 '10 George Wells has sued George C'rofutt at 8 a in and p in. Saturday is the and appropriate, especially the con- be done well. Don't think of in our to $15. All mass for his pay for cutting wood, last Win- very buying anything terns, $5 feast of Souls, when requiem solations, an immense fish hook and a al- ! ter. It will come before Justice Shaw, without what we can offer. We will b said at a in. china tlsh, wou II. W. Wheeler and line, however, seeing So as to a to select from and by Saturday. get larger variety Miss Grace Judson. The other prize ways have something worth while. . so Those potatoes at Warner, lark it winners were Misses Minnie Bronson and llertha Mead had a birthday party, ELAMELS. by doing get good value. are 70e a not 7."e. last ; it was ninth. " Taylor's bushel, They Stella Nichols, ii. H. Beers and J. J. Friday her IF1. ZEiTTiTT, 3c ! are worth 7"c ami more too and S. White Shaker, Our stock of above richly Northrop. BOSTON 99 CENT BRIDGEPORT. are unmixed. Beauty of Hebron. They SOUTH BRITAIN. THE STORE,COlEII, Scarlet Twill, are well worth lnsM'ction. 100 bushels of chofce Western potatoes A. N. Piatt and sister attended the ust in at E. F. at lowest C. took on fowls at DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN.ss.l'robate Court, Ilawley's prices. wedding of their cousin, Joseph Xettle- - Campbell premiums 36, 1889. Blue Twill. G00DSINPLUSHAND CLOTH All addition of several rooms has been fair. Estate of VVAL.TEH JGIIXSON, late ol ton, in New Milford, Wednesday, 2'M. Danbury Newtown, In said district, deceased. built atthe house on Dayton street, oc- is sale. The Executor having exhibited his In regular and wide widths in Tailor Charles Jonas has given up his The Patrick Duikin place for account with said estate to Is and excellent James 1'urtell ; K. C. McCar- Mrs who is with her sister-in- - administration very large, of workmanship. cupied by Bridgeport store and will devote his en Minor, this court for allowance, it is many grades. thy did the work. law, Mrs George Iloyt, is confined to her Orukkeu That the 2d day ot November, tire attention to the Newtown business. To think often, and never to retain it 18SW, at two o'clock in the Mtemoon at the We a nice line of bed. Office in Newtown be and same is carry so much as one moment, is a very use- Probate the An Ice house, lx2:l feet, with 10 foot assigned for a hearing on the allowance of Snow fell heavily in York State, last Mrs E. 8. Piatt and little son have less sort of thiuUing, and the soul in such said administration account with said estate, posts, holding from SO to 00 tons, Is be- and tills court directs the executor to CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' CLOAKS week, a few Hakes Hew In Danbury aud gone to her old home for a short visit. a state of does very little, if at cite all persons interested therein to appear built ut Mrs I. B. Harris's Mr thinking this or- ing by E. Stone's seasonable goods loomed up excel that of a glass, which at said time and place, by publishing Woods, Dennis Nash and Johu Elliott. Misa Sadie of Port Chester has all, looking der in some newspaper having a circulation Also. before your imagination. See them soon Purdy receives a variety of images in said ditttriet and by posting a copy on the visited Miss Ada Averill. constahtly sign-ios- t in the town of Newtown, at 220 Main street and be warm, this none. Locke.; public D.M.EEADC0. Mrs widow of Neheuil or ideas, but retains where the deceased last dwelt. Bridget Curtis, Winter. Mrs G. W. Mitchell and mother visited , W. J. BEECHEB, Judge. ah Curtis, died at the town farm, Tues are delivered with & Cornwall last week. OF All mail orders QUINN SCOTT, She had been of the friends, He who sedulously attends, pointedly DISTRICT NEWTOWN, ss.ProbateCourt day. superintendent A pleasant company of nearly 70 gath 12, 1889. or postage prepaid town farm for years and was about 70 asks, coolly answers, calmly speaks and Estate of DAVID N. PECK, late of New- express charges ered at the home of Mr and Mjs Ezra J. G. P. Pierce has recently joined Ilange town said deceased. I w ceases when be has nothing to say, is in in district, us. years old. ler sudden death as caused Hall, Wednesday evening, to celebrate lodge. New members are always wel The Court of Probate for the District of New- by The funeral was attended of tlm best requisites of a town hath limited and allowed six months 161 IVZain by apoplexy. their tin wedding. It was a complete come. Glad to hear that there are more posessiou from the date hereof for the Creditors of said St., Danbury. from St I'ose church, Wednesday at 3 p to Mr who was called who intend to follow Mr Pierce's good converser. . Estate to exhibit their claims tor settlement surprise Hall, example. Those who neglect to present their accounts in, Kev John D. Kennedy officiating. home from his shop about half past uronerlv attested, within said time, will be a number from this one of Folsoni's debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to And the house full of Quite place attend Now is tho time to get large to eight, only a Christmas Nat- to said estate are requested make immedi Don't the firemen's ball at the Mr rooms were also ed the Sumiay school convention at solar portraits for present. ate to a. Apt, forget guests. Augur's payment - bamuisij nujivAia. 13th. W and a and ional Bank Bnilding, Danbury, Conn. Administrator. Town hall, Wednesday, thrown open and a thoroughly enjoyable oodbury report plvasant H. N; AY time was had all. profitable meeting. fjMRST Grand Concert and Dance of the EES, by Games, cards, an iucubStor.can Anyone thinking of trying X1 Bridireuort West End brass band will be After seven years of life at Lakeside, i social converse and a bouutilul supper Mrs G. N. Piatt returned, Tuesday, buy one that hatched per cent for Charles given in Cook's Hall, Nichols, ou the evening K. II. Smith has moved back to the caused the hours to speed swiftly by and from a visit with friends in South Nor-- Squires; lie left it witli B. S.'llicock of Sonth-bur- y of November 5; if stormy, first fair evening. THE WIAI1D PLOW. NO. 7 BISHOP BLOCK BRIDGEPORT. . ," Music Orchestra, C. T. Booth's house .'...'. for sale at $10. , by Bytlie's prompting by Htroet, occupying the company separated with '"Many hap walk. Prof E. tr. Buckley. . MOLDBOARDS or ST1SKL or CHILLED IRON. Iron or Wooa. near the Brick building. py returns ot the day." Ileum of Ctixt lr,M. MiiHi able Good Templars here were much pained It will pay you to take a look over E. F. SALE A new milch cow, five years Jointers. Colter and Wheels always in line. aa full ot FOB ; of broken.good work- nosifivelv all the Ix-- - to learn of the death of F. L. store now, lie lias it pair stgs,well and improvements. Mr and Mrs S. W. of Wa- Bray, grand Ilawley's just ers, five vears old. Also three more cows ll Trowbridge . A. Scone has had the big chimney new in every department. A every- well steers E3Swlvel Flows for Side-hi- and secretary of the Connecticut Good Tem- goods coming in next Spring, matched Dtad-furrow- have been at Cot Level-lan- d, ami no more and terbury guests Maple removed from his house and a new one Another body knows.liis prices are always the lowest, coming two years, partly broken. JOHN plars. good mau gone home! ami that is always the FRANK, Newtown; Huntingtown district. tage. in of ordinary size. mm ' considering quality EASIEST put best. ' LIGII1 K5T, STRONGEST AND SALE Two terror cows, two MARKET. The will 17HB young . DILUT IN THE ONE WEEK M0 EE! Baptist Literary society meet, BETHEL. coming in, in February and May, Newtown Telephonic Invoice of another oar of very choice pota- also one now milch cow, must be sold to re Also, evening, at the home of the presi- - Friday From $15,000 to $20,000 of stock has toes has been roceivod by L. B. Booth..- They duce stock, a.ii. utBUK, licQiimg luuge. M. B. The pro- Communication completed, so dent, Ilawley. literary nearly already been taken by the Bethel branch will be hero right away and must be. unload- THE WIARD SULKY PLOW. gram will consist ot recitations and mus- - that a goodly number of Mother Goose's ed trom the car at once. Send In your order F7KR SALE Ono cow, six years old; one October 81, We Shall Give Away the Stove to of the National Building and Loan asso work horse : two oolts. three and The lo members of the have been heard from and your Winter supply betoie freezing one by society. family directly ciation, organized. Its officers get four years old; lumber spring wagon. The weather the following recently weather sots in. KUKit iiAnLhi , mopney. ' CHAMPION LUMBER WAGON permitting, are: President, 11. Van Kiper; vice The Lucky Holder ol the Right Number. Ladies meeting, next Tuesday have promised to appear in person for I. n m)R SALE The John Kellv olaee. near Ow as construction prayer presidents, Alfred Iarson, William A en Ryan's. If not sold before December 1, la the best wagon made, its pre at with Mrs II. L. Wheeler. the benefit of "The Newtown then bit sold at auction. Newtowm sav of the- - or on me 3, Library treasurer, A. II. Dimond; sec- DRESSMAKING. will vents the whipping pole gouts Association," which consider one of Gilbert; Miss E. A. Hall solicits the patronage ot the wan Bank. road. I have one, two or mree seat. they A. L. or ladles of Stepney and vicinity aud offers her roughest Newtown's retary, Benedict; appraising services as a fashionable Resi- SALE New Milch Cow, four years old. ! Mrs Margaret McMahon. grandest enterprises. dressmaker. ijMR Conn. WAGONS BE THE ONE Mother Goose. valuation committee, Eli W. Gilbert, dence in Upper fetepney, in what was tho W. EDWARDS, Stepney Depot, PLEASURE YOU MAY one of the Joyce place. Mrs Margaret McMahon, Four Maids of Honor. Charles I. Allen, A. W. Twiss. The as T 1TH;K Tim linsineHH tomierlv conducted From $80 no. strotur and finely finished ; Grocer, " 1 1. .1. Wells & Sou will bo continued at oldest of Newtown's Irish residents, died. Mary Contrary. sociation starts with a OV N KWTOWN, Court i by and Milk Wagons, with and without tops good membership DISTRICT ISHli. the out stand oy wem isros.,wno,i,uaiLKiiii5 uio Butcher 8 Four Main of Honor. v,r rLttaitM.ire iii re Best Koad Cart for the mon- about o'clock, Friday morning, at the and a promise of more. Estate of ANDKICW .1, 1'ECK, late of New- v.)iiiiif. irfmmntt the oast, of all descriptions. a ticket and are in need of a Little Boy Hlue. solicit a continuance. New goods The Eoad at $40 is the handiest Ifyou haven't pair residence ot gon-ln-lu- Thomas Mc town, in said Uislrict, deceased. spectfully ey $19. Wagon her Old l'OKe and That 3d will be put in and old stock sold at low prices. King Cole, Three Fiddler. Grassy Plain school district meets, oudkuki) the nay of December, N. If Alt accounts with Wells Son must be little wagon mads. ; Carthy, near the Newtown deiKt. She Simon Bud HW!i,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon at the irobate ntar. to tho Simple The Plenum. Wednesday to close the af- be same settled on or before Doe. 1, lbtS9. WELl.S lillO-- i rail attention newly patented of we a ticket with 1)2 evening, up Office in Newtown and the is assign- on Shoes, present you was about years of age and had suf Mttlo Tommy Tucker. exhibition of tho T1IERS, Sandy Hook. 'Booth Coil Lever Spring" my carnages fairs of the district. ed for the and allowance and spindles. This is probably the easiest fered with a caucer for some time. Her Jack and Jill. , administration account witli said fcstate and Ol'ECIAL TOWN MKETINU Warning is .i,ii,w, .,,r!n, AvftT invented. It is warranted My Son John. iiiittrnv., I fti.a Tl a lieamiK nt ttseeriaiu iiient in nits to the electors and those ...... un.i will rioliirht all ushiir it. The each dollar's worth husband been dead and Marketnian Lynch lias ; hoirs-at-la- O hereby given has many years OU1 improved of the deceased and this court to vote in town that there are extra finished and are purchased. Tho Woman, who lived victuals and no- - ipialtlled meeting Carriages highly . : upon Fisher's market. directs the administrator to ivieei-in- mo ui...... she leaves tour children Michael McMa hall an give public will De a special Town neiu m unsurpasseu ai i.ne i drink. rice persons intcresuiu uicrciii, tu ap- Town Hail on Monday, November 4, 18Sf, for will be touno iiooeiuiiy nsui ..v.. hon, Mrs Thomas McCarthy, Mrs John lk Peep and Bobby Hhuftoc. A sociable will be at Mil- pear arid be heard thereon, by publishing this tlKJ purpose ot the report of the Se- dealers' for the same.peigrade of work. grand giveu order in a newspaper, in"'air-fiel- d hearing across prices of of Mrs Richard Blake Tho Uun Man. weekly printed - lectmen on estimate of cost of bridge You can alsofindall descriptions Blake, Newtown; itary hall, Friday, 8th, by Uniformed count v and nostinif a eonv on the nub- l'ohtatuck stream from foot of Dayton street of City. The funeral has held at Jack Sprat and Wife. K. lic sign post in the town where the deceased mid tak ing any other proper action in the mat- 0UE PEICES THE LOWEST. Jersey Jack Horner and Kttlcote. Itank, I'. last dwelt and by sending a notice by mail, as ordered town HARNESS at 2 til Nancy directed to each ter, by the annual meeting St Rose, Sunday, p and, despite Peter, Tim Eater and his Two postage prepaid, person held October 7, 18S9. all Pumpkin claiming to be next of kin of the deceased, at WILLIAM II. GLOVER, ) from up in my list of reliable bargains, was attended. STONY j ; is the pouring rain, largely Wives. HILL. least 20 days tielore the day assigned lor said US Selectmen. of widen will please you amonff thorn my anil return make to court. Attest JAM URKKN, which Is waminted to fit any Tho interment was in St Hoso cemetery Mary and her Little Lamb, hearing this UEOtttJK WIN'TON, ) shifting pole, 12.50 Umlerhill is building a burn. MOUKI8 It. liEAKlSLEV, M. and not get looso and rattle, priee and the bearers were Thomas "Mc- lied Riding Hood and her Urandmotlivr. Edgar Acting Judge. J. HOULIHAN, Town Clerk. waggon H . A Y pall 24, 1889. N. Newtown, October i EE Holomou S, John Matthew Mc- tJrundy. Mrs Nellie ISaird .and children were Olt SALE One cow 8 old. UEORUK Carthy, McCarthy, Tho to town. years "VI 7 ANTED A liousekeener.bv a man, E. N. Mc- Ucgffur coming of C. H. lust week. I W. CLARK. Monroe, Conn. single . SIPPERLY, Carthy, John McMahon, Matthew Tho who guests ISrush, two in a fatuilv: urood waires. comforta Iluelielnr, lived by himself, J-- CONN. BUCiUY forsalo. UUI0. of Wble home. Address WM. COUCH, Redding Mills, Westport, Ct, BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT, London Inquire : Sipperly's Mahon, Patrick Bradley. ills Purchase. George Dikeman, Klbrldge Gerry and rpofX TltEA DWELL, Tashua. Bulge. 7 and Tell dollars HEWTOWH,CONH.,FBIDAY,NOVEMBEB 1,1880 tenaut for his vacant house in Elm street, at Wilton on to install Eight fifty Fourteen, Sixteen, : meeting Friday representing three great - Mr Hart having moved out. Rev William Hart as pastor of the WU- -' leaders in mens ami Kighteen, Twenty, i 85 00. Youths' Winter Over- - MEIGS & OS, $12" -' uow oEiisr ton church. The Con- M 1 00 fob. STRATFORD. flock Congregational sucks, tio. ' is a Blue C'hinchilla.a rare Polly Curtiss sold her fine of Iso. comprises the ' greatest assortment of. bargain tor this low price. i is an all W I to gregational church, Weston, will be rep- collar Men's and Youths' inter Oversacks.Cape Jllruni Smith has painted tlm store oo turkeys Charles G. Sherman. . wool grey mixed Cassimere, velvet Oveisueks and in Bridge-- i del- No. 3 327 COR. (ilsterseverseen I resented by pastor, Ilev L.D. Place ; and is worth to any one ten dollars. MAIN, BANK. port In Chinchillas, Elvsians, EALL AND TI1ADE Watson II. of- Meltons, WINTER eupid by Smith and the The society of Willing Workers will Ebenezer Fitch. represents tiie greatest bargain ever nurseyu. isenvers and Wide Wale Wors- egate, fered In Alon's Overcoats In Blue, Blacks BRIDGEPORT. teds. VV e Iiouho adjoining occupied by Edward wool velvet nmnulactiire all of our clothing give a Hallowe'en party on Thursday " and Brown all Heavers, collar and gnai-ante- to save you at least two Roberts a yellow drib, with brown trim E. O. Shipman la once more at his old and good lasting linings, till sizes 22 to 41. dollars on a garment and are WITH AN IMMENSE NEW LINE OF evening. The society has provided a to custom they equal of business in the manu- clotbiiig for lit, workmanship' xulngs. fine lamp for tho front of the Church place engaged and finish. facture of ax handles. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Hnusoiu T. Thornton, tho colored limn Parlors. MEN'S, YOUTHS', who has worked for Miss E.Jj.T.ludsley, have a Sinclair Bros, exchanged pair S0UTHBURY. 8.3 S CLOTHING: AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. will sell bl tit HUction, .this week of Devon steers with Fred Hubbell of Saturday, intending to remove to Cincin Oxford for other cattle. Town Treasurer Russell has had a bad THE LARGEST CROP OF BARGAINS EVER HARVESTED nati. Ilia mother will to hand for a the is go Klrkvllle, A number attended the long time; swelling AT THE Iowa, with liis child. from this place down and is for. fifth annual conference of the State Y. recovery hoped John (5. Smith U adding to his old car- P. S. C. E. at New Haven. The patrons of A. A. Stone & Son are tt h riage nhop and will make tenements of It. glad to see Charles back. l'egular meeting of Harmony Grange St. Jamea' church will hold a fair In on Friday evening, 1st. Last Friday even S. L. Tuttle finished moving, Monday ; Town hall, commencing the eveniftg of ing, Past Master Olmsteud of New Can- he looks portly in his new home. Hope November I. aan visited which was Brother Wiscgarver will not fail to 3top Harmony Grange, - 3 and take a look at him in his new Urj The that evening inspected by State Deputy quar- AO ,inWi JtegL film X body of Ezra Wheeler wus found a ters, because we like to see friends come flw hi the Hawley. The Grange has just bought LMMMjj HoiiMHtoiilc, last Friday about car of coal and one of wheat bran. together gifted as are. noon, not far from where lie sank. There they were no mark on the body, which was The Y. P. S. C. E. has one of Its first S. O. Barto does an outdoor general taken to the houae of Widow Totnllnson, class entertainments in prospect, due no- blacksmithing and wood repairing busi- mothcr-ln-la- ness ; his and anvil are located out- his near by the fatal epot. tice of which will be given the Bee's forge S5 2 s - Mr Wbeeler'a gold watch, which ho loat readers. . - side the door. from a and recovered a barge but abort A meeting of the Zig Zag society la Charles Hine 1ms ground about 5000 time before, had sllpju-- from the pocket 7 bushels of ; II . Hicock to called for Friday evening at o'clock at apples expects . -- W Bt held it. Mr 40 eg ffla. lifeS that Wheeler was years the residence of Albert Wheeler. commence cider making, this week. ia f iCLOTHIira HOUSE. ; ill old aald to S have carried 95000 Insur- s ! Our Stock U large, our Goods new, oar Prices low. We make a basinets of making bargains, the Almost everything went low at the ance on hla life; was a member of the J. D. Beach received JSCSg o SOD latest the finest in the utmost in variety have been combined as in one Oliistead A of styles, quality, by mighty Klrat Connecticut the one of the Pulliser circulars while in of sale, Saturday. pair effort for trade- - - cavalry during about 3000 ' fice, but no attention to it. stags, pounds, brought $40. Our Tall and Winter will not and cannot be surpassed-Ther- e war; a member of St. John's lodge, No. paid 6CS Offerings S, F. & A. M., and of Howe post, (.!. A. Bom, 17th, a son to Mr and Mrs G. W. is a limit below which Honest Goods can not be gold- - We place our Trices at the Low Wa si s ter Mark for Safe and Reliable Goods, sold tinder us. Criticise us. Know li., of lirlilgeport. Ho was brought up Clark. WESTP0BT. 0- -5 guarantee. Inspect us 'Sir i and you will find we deal fair and save your dollars. and educated at Putney ; went Into the Mrs B. A. Salmon is with her c ?'s'i F. L. Sears and bride are home from mother, SS m H buaiueas in in firm grocery Stratford the their Mrs Silas Wakenian at Hoyden's Hill. o rjsiiifilti - wedding trip. of Sutton & Wheeler, afterward 2 CXsOTHIBICe- buying Mrs Nash and HUB HOUSES, out hi and the bus- The annual reception and donation to son of Norwalk have partner conducting been with 311 MAIN ST., CORNER STATE, BRIDGEPORT. iness alone, lie went into the coal busi- Ilev Alfred Goldsborough will be held at her sister, Mrs Stephen God a x 2 ness, but sold our. to Elmer Ileardaley, the rectory on Wednesday evening, 6th. frey. 2 who ia now To- All friends of the rector and are M. Can- 5 s 3 - critically ill. Cioing to parish Mrs S. Banks returned from . ledo for two years, Mr Wheeler embark- cordially invited to attend. Supper will non, Monday. $ lis BANKRUPT DEY GOODS CO. ed In wood but returned to Strat- be served from !) to 10 'JO o'clock. If it W-- go work, Rev A. N. Lewis will his fare- ford and hla coal trade. rains that evening, donation will be post- preach At $1.29, 500 Umbrellas ! well sermon at November poned until the first pleasant evening. Lyon's Plain, The veterans have paaaed resolution 13. It is inconvenient for Mr Lewis to w S3 9 'ititMfW all who contributed to the fair visit the and all who wish to see thanking parish SOS'Snil!- Dressed GLOVES, which raised funds for the mon- STEVENSON. him are invited to meet at At 59c Kid, worth 75c, At 75c Undressed Kid, worth S1.26. by they cordially him, S - 'l ument and want Watch House hill, the George Cussidy is with his wife at S. the basement of Emmanuel church. The A SPECIAL DRIVE ! logical and historic name for Sherwood's. date will be later. ?- Academy given 2 - to hum drum Monument hill, changed W. O. Manville and Miss Hattie Adams is in the tilll. .Sumner, John city. LADIES' HOSE. Brook-fiel- d, At 12 Black worth 19c. John Sherwood visited friends at The ladies' aid of the M. E. Hose, the rain society Notwithstanding heavy storm, Sunday. church will meet at the house of Mrs the Congregational church was well till- Mrs James Lodge is at her old home, Eliza Davis, Wednesday afternoon and CORSETS. ed, Sunday afternoon, by friends and J. Dillon's. evening. 100 dozen selling at 50c. worth $1; neighbors of the late William Ezra Kijrht, Nine : CO., tmf Three, Three Fifty, Four Wheeler to the last tribute of Mrs E. C. I'pson returned to South- - ami f MEIGS & iWfjjv v f I and Five dollarn, you can 1 pay respect BRIDGEPORT. vou can buy tin; X, 111 select a Boy's 2ane Over. OUR GREAT SALE OF LADIES' UNDERWEA 1 to the memory of one who, for o many bury, after several weeks at her home W J I greatest variety of iioytf' lUr' V Icoat in checks, plaids, fine This evening, Kennau Oversacks,J VI ' sters and Cape Overcoat a 327 MAIN, C0E. BANK, mixed Cassiin crcs ami Chinchillas. Hires EVERYTHING CHEAP. A LARGE STOCK ON HAND AND IT years, has beeu prominent in business (Friday) George evor Hcen in our clothing etttablishmcnt, 4 to 14 years. Bring the Boys in while our will deliver his lecture on Life in Kizes 14 to 18 assortment is unbroken. and social relations in our community STEPNEY. "Camp years. BRIDGEPORT. MUST BE SOLD. The remains were Siberia" at Hawes Opera, house, under THE LARGEST CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING taken from the house, Miss II. C. has the ESTABLISHMENT IN CONNECTICUT. Call and get prices if you do not buy; you will never get such bargains in Ladies under Turney purchased the of the Y. M. C. A. Mr Ken-nan- 's after prayer by kev Joel Ives and the auspicas wear tract of laud on the east side of the rail- articles in the on Siberia again. remainder of the service conducted at the road once owned Benedict & Century by Fitch, and its horrors have aroused widespread Bucklen's Arnica Salve. church. After singing by the choir, the some 40 to 50 acres. At the BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! comprising interest. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, pastor made a short address, for Benedict-Fitc- h fever W. H. MoINTYR taking time of the quarrel, Fitch sores, uleers, salt rheum, sores, tetter, E, Six Week ! What more can one ask? the basis of his remarks, the loth chap- M. E. H. Hatfield, one of the New York chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all Rkiu Bargain Days Every deeded his right to it to John Weaver, eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay HEADQUARTERS FOR ter of Corinthians, a chapter which Mr cashier of the N. Y., bank, Sun's bright yonng men, is in town for required. It is guaranteed togivcperl'ect sat- We have some special drives in Gents' Furnishings. Plattsburg, isfaction or money refunded, l'rlce 33c per Wheeler read and commented at a few ol Hose worth 3 Sc. upon of whom Miss Turney purchased it. It days. box. For sale by K. F. Hawley. FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND 22c, devotions the last morning he was seen to BASKETS, Carnal' s Hair Shirts and Drawers for 75c. was subjeet a mortgage of 500, plac- Conductor Clark Lane of the Ilousa-toni- c ...... u. alive by members of his family. George ed we W. F. Benedict. $1.25. there, believe, by was off last week, his IbvdZsiIn. A Beautiful Line of Neckwear, 19c, 25c and 48c. Spall, H. P. Stagg, S. Dickinson and duty, moving Co. D of the Loyal Legion will meet family here from Pittsfieid Charles Un 42Q Street, 33rid4reprt. John Thompson acted as pall bearers. Room . at 3. The third Demorest ail- -. nian had his old run. GREAT BARGAINS AT DEC0RATIVE AET PARLORS: Warner Building, 2 The Interment was at Putney. Saturday OPEN EVENINGS. ver medal contest will be held in the After six vears of success, the. hard. A full line of Art Materials. Craddock Is his market - tieorge moving Methodist church, next Wednesday even- ware firm & Into ( of Lyon Hindley has been the building formerly as a A. 1113 13 JSC1JIU1 K11U STAMPING a MAIL ORDERS occupied UJg. bllU VlilOO SCVU1A1 dissolved, William Ilindlev selling his in Specialty. Promptly Filled post oillce, which he has purchased and contestants arc expected from out to meet the , torestto Elmer Grumman. Mr Grum- - L. B. BOOTES. enlarged of his . . GOODS requirements tOWU. .., 1 ! ! BANKRUPT DRY CO., business. " ,. uul.J it jraia cApciienee in cue George S. Turner, miller for B. Curtis hardware business, has been connected Charles has built an addition on & - & Stagg Son, has purchased Charles Sher- with T. Hawley Co. and will doubt- - An immense lot of Ladies' Fine H. II. POET EE. the hla Is rear of residence. lie talking wood's mill property and house in East- - less prove a valuable acquisition to the of South for the Winter. Wool never XuEain St-- , going on, as well as one quarter of au acre of firm, which will in the future be known Egyptian Jersey Vests, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 360 as & Bridgeport. Members of the Christian Endeavor so- land from the Wakelee farm. He has Lyon Grumman. The business will before retailed under 75 c, for 50c. ciety were present at the State con- leased the property to Lacev Sanford, be continued at 383 Main street. and Wooden Ware, who has it for some each. China,Crockery, Glass,Plated vention at New Haven, last week. occupied years. Hawes Opera House was crowded to Tha assortment of Under- in in our line at LARGEST STOCK A course of lectures under the manage- the doors, Monday evening, when Henry largest Lamps and, fact, everything & TASHUA. J. A. Christian Co's ment of the Methodist C. E. society will H. Ragan gave the first of a series of wear in town. five illustrated lectures ERICES DEFYING COMPETITION. OF probably be given, this Winter. A. Stew- Preaching his farewell sermon at under auspices One case fine All Wool Dress Flan- is the ard will on Insects, Dr G. L. Por- Christ church, Sunday, Rev W. II. Bulk-- of the Y. M. C. A. Admission to this 2 1 WALL BRIDGEPORT. Superlative very speak c, c. II. II. POKTEE, ST,. j worth 37 for 23 a UNDERWEAR, ter on Waterways and President Holden ley left on the 10 30 p ui freight, Tues lecture was free, a number of invitations nels, been sent which were ex-- New of the Bridgeport scientific society on day, accompanying his goods and horse having out, yard. The biggest bargain ever offer- THE COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD rr0 THE COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD GLOVES best Minnesota is to new for reserved seats. Mr TOCOUNTY : The undersigned hereby JL COUNTY : The Florida. Mr Bulkley accompanied his changed Ragan, ed. Intoxicat-applies undersigned hereby applies - w is a well man of for a license to sell Spirituous and AND home in Cheboygan, Mich., by the heart- proportioned about ing liquors. Ale, Lager Beer and all ferment- ing Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer and all ferment- Mrllodgca has had a niee concrete o0 mous-- ed to be drunk unou the premises, or ed Cider, drunk the or sold in Process Flour that felt of the , with gray hair and iron gray Ciller, upon premises, walk laid In front of his new house, an "Godspeeds'' congregations sold in quantities less than one gallon to be quantities less than oiuu;allon to be delivered over which he has so watched trhc and imperial, speaks in an easy, delivered at one time, and Rhino Wine only, at one time, and Rhine Wine onlv. tmrsuant MITTENS of followed all carefully now in force example worthy being by oth- - as pursuant to the laws of this State to the laws of tills State now in force relating AS WELL AS Main during the years of his ministry and graceful manner, though hardly to the sale oflntoxicating liquors, at to the sale ot at the build- IN TOWN, wheat will make or the residents on street. In au open ICE! ICE! relating in asintoxicating liquors, era not less heartfelt from those not of . charming as John L. Stoddard. He has the building known as Carroll's Hotel, ing known Mrs Callahan's Store, Sandy Winter, getting about town ou foot Is Sandy Hook, in the town ot Newtown, in said hook, in ine iowu oi ewiown,in saio counry. LOWEST PRICES Ills flock. a slight foreign accent, which adds piq- county. Sisrned. JOHN LILL1S. You can Imply ''horrid.'' to his His In order to clean out ice Signed, MRS P. CARROLL. Dated at Sandy Hook, the 17th day of Octo- money buy. uancy speech. subject was my Dated at Newtown, the iM day ot October, ber, 18). AT Col William O. Dickenson of New Ha- EAST0N. "Paris the and he treated 1889. Endorsed by the following five electors and Magnificent" Ave electors and of" none li- it at L. B. 11 house ready for another season, Endorsed by the following taxpayers said town, of whom are always get ven will lecture on temperance at Odd Kev Mr Koberts his farewell in a whoy unconventional, yet deeply taxpayers of said town, none ot whom are li- censed dealers in intoxicating liquors and preached in and are are not endorsers on other : Fellows i censed dealers intoxicating liquors any application hull, Friday night. sermon, last Sunday, as did Kev W. II. views, wii.cu I will still further reduce the not endorsers on any other application: Stanton Mullee, John Fiiinell, John Lillis 1st, Booth's. I wc'c were coioreu nnu John Leavey, Thomas Nanor, Thomas Patrick Kentinir, Patrick Kellev. George Curtis Is low with consumpt- Bulkley of Christ church. mostly rates on ice and sell the MoMahon. COUNTY OF TOWN OF NEW were almost build-A- s it at Simon Corey, James FAIRFIELD, E. F. HAW ion. entirely of the famous COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, TOWN OF NEW- TOWN, this 24th day of October, 1889. LEY'S, usual, stormy weather prevented of the beloved Bon- - house for ton in ton TOWN, this 23d day ot October, IWft. I. Town Clerk of said Town, hereby certify, ing3 city of "Jacques $2 per lots; to Mrs and have removed KevD. from exchanging with I, Town Clerk of said Town, hereby certify, pursuant tho statute in such case provided, U BEST SOIL. CLIMATE AND Murphy family J.Ogden h0mme," whose history was succinctly Good ice to the statute in such case provided, that this application endorsed as aforesaid, X T)rC Location in to Kev of too. pursuant endorsed as aforesaid, lias been submitted to me, and I further certi- ."initlO the south. Bridgeport for the Winter and a part W.J. Jennings Kedding. told. There were also a few views-o- f that this application, J. F. MAXCHA. Clansniont, Vs. has been submitted to me, and I further certi- fy that each ot said endorsers is an elector or NEWTOWN, O0NN. of her house la occupied by a colored Charles Nordman has moved from the statuary and of the city itself and its riv- - WM. C. . fy that each of said endorsers is an elector or taxpayer in said town, and that a copy ot the JOHNSON, taxpayer in said town and that a copy ot the foregoing application, including the above family. Center to Kedding Kidge. e" Seine. When Mr Ragan comes again, foregoing application, including the above written endorsement,, has been tiled with me tn rlfilfvnr t ho romQirwlm Af nAnraa li t SOUTH CENTER, NEWTOWN. writleu endorsement, has been tiled with me and that 1 have advertised the said applica- Charles Lovell of I..II. Todd & Co. has lia 1 1 said tion and James Ward and are at William and that have advertised the applica- the endorsement in the Newtown - family in Newtown IiKK.a in said town at WANTED. Permanent employ- j been a j will without doubt be a full tion ami tho endorsement the weekly newspaper least taking short vacation, visiting Ward's. greeted by in said town at least once a week for two successive weeks, com or commission. Fine j IlEE,a weekly newspaper SALESMEN salary 1 friends in Massachusetts. and enthusiastic house. once a week lor two successive weeks, com- mencing on the irth iay of October, ltew. line ot fruits and flowers. Pri-- (THE NEW QUININE). 1W1. M. Local canvassers can make Mrs T. W. has visited Mrs Zi-- na mencing on the 25th clay of October Attest, J. HOULIHAN, tii j Turney M. .1. HOULIHAN, Clerk ot said Town. week. A. D. Nurseryman, itocliea-- The works has received a con- Oil Attest, per Pratt, ' No granite Beard of Stratford. Salvation is the best and greatest exter- , . : Clerk of said Town. ter, N. Y. of direct from Scot- - nal remedy yet discovered. It cures rheuma- HUNTERS Igntnent granite tism or in one or two Ed Gillette is to build an Icehouse and neuralgia days. I'rice COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD rpo TIIE COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD GRATEFUL COMfORTING. Bad Effect laud. 25 cents. TOTHE JL COUNT 1': Tho undersigned ap- a COUNTY : The undersigned hereby applies hereby have creamery. j I Intoxicat- plies for a license to sell spirituous and intox No Headache. An effort is made to Can find a complete line of Wads, for a license to sell Spirituous and all COCOA. . transfer Co. K, 4th Electric Bitters. Ale, Lager Beer and all ferment- icating liquors, ale.lager beer and ferment- EPPS'S ; ing Liquors, ed on the or sold in C. to In Frank Hadley of Bridgeport was in This is so well known ed drunk upon the premises, or sold m cider, drunk premises No Nausea. regiment, V., Bridgeport. many remedy becoming Shells, Cider, one to bo de- quantities less than one gallon to be deliver- BREAKFAST. town, last week. and so popular as to need no special mention. Loading Implements, quantities less than gallon ed at one- time and Rhine wine onlv. ot respects, this will be an advantage, as it All who have used Electric Bitters the livered at one time, and Rhine Wineonly.pur-suan- t "By a thorough knowledge tho natural No sing of Suite now in force re- pursuant to the laws of this State now in force laws which govern the operations ot diges- will bring three companies en- Mrs Daniel Edwards has entertained same song of praise. A purer medicine does Hunting Coats and everything to the laws this to tne sale oi liquors, and and a careful together, It to sale ot liquors, at relating i.l iv intoxicatingo .1 tion nutrition by applica- not exist and is guaranteed to do all that is lating the intoxicating .I.u l.i.i in l..n..rn lki..l.,u ll.,tul of d co- them to hold consolidat diseas- the buil known as Glen House, sandy said" tion of the flue properties Kinging Ears. abling frequent friends from Carthage, N. Y., Bridge- claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all used for breech or muzzle load- ling said Main street, in the town of Newtown, in coa, Mr has our break lust es of the liver and will remove Hook, iutlie town of Newtown.in county. - ' Epps- provided ed which would add to kidneys, pim- - H. COSTELLO. county- with flavoured drills, greatly the port and Stepney Depot. ples, boils, salt rheum and other affections ot Signed, JOHN WILLIAM A. LEONARD. tables delicately beverage CuresQuicily. Will Dated at the 24th ot October, Signed, which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. of the entire command. the blood. drive malaria from the sys- Guns. Newtown,- day Dated at the 21st of efllciency Many ing . Newtown, day October, It is the uso. of such articles of Miss Lillie Adams of Weston has visit- tem and prevent as well as cure malarial fe- 1SHJI. 1889. by judicious of the members reside in the vers. cure ot ' Endorsed the following five electors and diet that a constitution may be gradually Pleaaaat,Pure already city. For headache, constipation and by are 11 Endorsed by the following live electors Until to resist every ed Miss Elosia Selleck. indigestion try Electrie Bitters. Entire satis- Orders taken for any kind of taxpayers of said town, none of whom and of said town, none ot whom are built op strong enough Thud. faction censed dealers in intoxicating liquors and taxpayers tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mal- Peck has arranged for a course guaranteed or money refunded. I'rice : licensed dealers in liquors and around us to attack A POWERFUL TONIC. Mr and Mrs M. Kowland and son AOc ! F. are not on any other application intoxicating : adies are floating ready six hare and per bottle at E. Ilawley's drug- Guns at Bottom Prices. endorsers William are not endorsers of any other application is a weak We may es- A SPECIFIC FOE MALARIA, RHEUMATISM, of lectures, most of them Illustrated store. L-.- Dennis- Cavanaugh, Daniel Camp, wherever there point. visited Mrs Daniel W. jonti. li. l'ecK, uiiani u a fatal shaft ourselves Edwards. KiiHaw John Schumacher, A. Orgeliuan. Ten-ill- i. mjcoxson, cape many by keeping - HERVOUS FR0STRATT0H. by atereoptleon to be In NiW-- - C. H. Gav. (ieorire W. Stuart.. wun uioimi mm ,iT,-r- i ytew, given COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, TOWN OF COIXNTY OF TOWN OF NEW well iomncti pure THE SrOST SCIENTIFIC ANDSlHJCESMr'l'I. M. A Great 24th of October, 188!). FAIBFIELD, ly nourished frame." Civil Service Gazette. Town hall, tho first of which will be giv Miss Frederick of Brooklyn visits Surprise. M. TOWN, this day TOWN, this 21st nay ot October, I88U. with water or milk. Sold BLOOD l'UIUFIEB. Superior to quinine. B. TERRILL & Town Clerk said Town, hereby certify, Made simply boiling ! I, of half-poun- en next month. The list of lectur II. Thorpe and family. Is In store for nil who use Balsam for CO, such ease I, Town Clerk ot said town, hereby certify, only in tins, by grocers, labeled Mr Lode Iforubeck, ot the O. S. Ship Kif. early Kemp's pursuant to thestatutein provided, to statute in such case I he meets .tal- tho Throat and Lungs, the great this endorsed as aforesaid, pursuant the provided, thus:. AMES EPFS It CO., llomceopathio sage, writes that people almst ers Ima names of men famous in their guaranteed T that application 1 certi-l- y that this application, endorsed as aforesaid, , ly who have nsed or are using Kakine and Mrs Adams has Would you believe that it is sold on to and further v Chemists, London, England. John improved her remedy. SANDY HOOK. has beeu submitted me, has been submitted to me and I further certi-f- t who afllnn from that it is siierior line and the low at which its merits and that any druggist is authorized that each ot said endorsers is an elector or i.tieh ,sii.iii an experience particular price place by down the trees in the ot wonderful and a ot the that, of endorser, is elector toquinine In tonic and curative properties cutting by the proprietors this remedy taxpayer in said town, that copy or in said anil a of i bad eouiae tickets are plaeed should till the to give you a sample bottle free? It never including tiie above taxpayer town, that copy BOOK AGEWT W1TKI FOB and produces no effects. front yard. to acute foregoing application, me tne toregomg appiicauou.inciuuwguieaoove Mr John C. Scarborough.Selma,?!. C.wriics : hall to fails cure or chronic coughs. Large written endorsement, has been tiled with written has been filed with me "I malaria in Southern armv overflowing. bottles 50c and , at all druggists. and I advertised the said applica endorsement, STORY OF THE WAH got the and for William Sherman is in his stock that hare Newtown and that I have advertised the said applica- f,W 13 years suffered from its debilitating effcrUt. getting THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR endorsement in the Kaa-kin- Frederick and son have tion and the tion and tne endorsement in the Newtown I was run down when I heard of e, Buardsley gone of horses for the Winter. ItKE.a newspaper in said town at least A. , tvermore terribly boarding A Pills, efficacious weekly com- 1!kk, a weekly newspaper in said town at least By Mart the new quinine. It helped me at once. to Florida on II. steam yer's being convenient, once a week for two successive weeks, com IMUe-fl- ri 26 J. lewis's oyster and are the best on 1889. once a week tor two successive weens, HC AS ill II..PIUU. . I gained pounds." sate, cathartic, whether on the 43th day of October, on the afitli of 1889. itIBfbook Cmp..ulo jh. rurt mat Kev D. J. attended the land or in or const!- - mencing mencing day October, N. other h dr.wn to nuuijr Brifhi, muu A. Kaskine can be taken without er. Ogdcn meeting sea, city country. For BOOTS, SHOES AND Attest, M.J.HOULIHAN, AI. Good, of intern, mn.l prototina patno.. u any special . Attest, J.HOULIHAN, mich... on no niedieal advice. 1.00 six of ration, sick headache, indigestion, and Clerk of said Town. mau to all- - Td. ' UrtMuiiig ' to make money per bottle, or tor the association in Westport, Tuesday 1 torpid Clerk of said Town Sold re- C'. Ji returned from ver they never fail. Try a box of them ; Uiey by druggists or sent by mall on Hughes Getty and, Friday, will attend the meeting of are sugar coated. ... ot court ot ceipt of price. - SALE Ry order the i KASKINE 168 last week He RUBBERS AUCTION on THE COMMISSIONERS OF FAIRFIELD Wo .. a Mndrn-r- n. for CO., Dnane SU, Xew York burg, Thursday. reports the consociation install a I will sell at public auction and lUt . at Wilton to 10 r trrmn. W.iu f.ircirciilMto of snow and cold weather the 2d day ot November, at 1 o'clock TO : The undersigned hereby applies WAl. unlii'e f. plenty there. minister. Saturday, of 40 acres, tor a license to sell and Intoxicat- p m, a tract woodland containing , Spirituous OF ALL AT Beers. Linuoi-8- Beer and all lerment-e- d Pbllo Oh born has returned from a visit KINDS, IS belonging to the estate of Sylvester ing Ale, Lager Minor Staples of Bridgeport spends a Yoii Said tract will cut 15U0 railroad ties and lies Cider, drunk upon the premises, or sold in with relatives at Great Barrington, Mass When Naeil on the New road, so called, from Zoarto Bots-for- quantities less than one gallon to be deliver- few days with Fred Silliman. Sale on the ground.rain. or shine; terms ed at one time, and Rhine Wine only, pursu- WMTED. ! now force re- Au Alterative . (ion-- made known at time of sale. A. SANFORD, ant to the laws of this State in SALESMEN to sell choice Xnrserv tlshermen reiwrt good success In Miiciiic, .In, 1889. at Stock. Easton people are pleased to hear that on the Trustee.. Newtown, October 14, lating to the sale of intoxicating liquors, Lilxtral J'ay Weekly. Will pay salary, but at Fresh that everything ilepeiu.s ..e;, the building known as Taylor's Hotel.ln Sandy can o ex- catching perch pond. the road to is to be TlieCler-J- l said give something better to workers. " Bridgeport improved used. Ask for Ayer's (jursaiiarilla and rpHE NEWTOWN BEEJFOREVER! Hook, in the town of Newtown, in county. perience needed. Write Fkbi. E.Yory.j slur no over this gy place themselves in a ridiculous po- Signed, EDWARD TAYLOR. K. V. A PRE SENT part of the way. tako other. For forty years Christ came into the Dated at the 19th of October, serynian, Rochester, If MONROE. has hail the endorsement ol sition in claiming that Newtown, day you become my agent and sell Sluo, will giv Mr preparation world to show mankind the only way to hap- $2 for copy of this ad. Cut it out. Kev Adams of Southport will leading physicians anil druggists, and piness, liut that he failed to show them how Kndoi-se- by the following five electors and Only four trips a week are now made at the next at 3 lias achieved a success to conduct a religious meeting. Tho subscri- taxpayers of said town, none of whom are li- preach chapel, Sunday it unparalleled ber claims that he did show them how in eve- censed dealers in intoxicating liquors and CT LATEST IMPROVED by W. B. Lanphear, collecting for the o'clock. tu the of medicines. a child in the If on other : history proprietary ry particular, when Temple. are not endorsers any , application Creamery, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday "For a rash, from which I suf- AS HE HAS THE LARGEST STOCK children were allowed the inherent right to Jerome Judson, M. B. Ten-ill- Minott Augur, William visited New lalM. publicly ask questions,-a- s Christ did in the James H. Warner, E. W. Wilson. CUT FROM and He obtains about 3K) Gallup Haven, fered some mouths, my father, an D., as as to answer would COUNTY OF TOWN OF1NEW- - HORSEPOWER Saturday. recommended It AND BEST ASSORTMENT Temple, well them.they FAIRFIELD, each day. It is not probable that Saturday Ayer's Sarsaparilla. soon drive Talinage and all other Sunday TOWN, this latn day oi octooer, iea. , Machines for THRESITIXft fI.ANIM '"spaces effected a eure. I am still taking this from the . WM. PLATT, New- Town Clerk of said Town, hereby certify, speakers pulpit. I, Umia,i JlwUiin toMAll'IMi- HUOO tho amount will be largely Increased un medicine, as I rind it to lie a most, pow- THEREFORE DEFIES town.' pureoant to the statute in such case provided, OZONESOAP with Cirealaj- and Cnn blood-purifier- Ackaowkdtwl I N0RPIELD. erful J. E. Uvoke, that this application, endorsed as aforesaid, I V Cat Uru Saws, til Spring, when several large dairies Texas. has been submitted to me, and I lurthererti. WRAPPERS Denton, C0MPETITI0NIN . Tito abov'. Trade-Mar- k will be added. Mr Lanphear S. S. Carver has recently built a tank DO YOU KNOW A GOOD fy that each of said endorsers is an elector or and send to probably "C. If. Hut, lr."ZKistt Evaimvillo, AS AS said town and that a copy ot the us. We the could more to for cider, with a of writes : " I have lieeii sellinn QUALITY WELL PRICE. taxpayerin the above will give: easily gather cream, but, keeping capacity Ind., foregoing application, including For BEST run the at its full 3000 gallons, Ayer's Sarsaparilla for many years. It written endorsement, has been tiled with me 10, a Set of Embosiei Cards. ; Creamery capacity, maintains its while many and that I have advertised the said applica- & popularity, For a Beautiful Panel Picture. . another team would be added. other formerly as well E3S3SvIE AT tion ami the endorsement in tho Newtown EASrDRlFT.DUfilBiifTl.OUialinOFwOnIi. Mrs returned to preparations,: see it? Kaynoi Manorville, been When you lii'.K.a weekly newspaper in said town at least For 27, a Silver known, have long forgotten." s WANTED. week for two successive com- Kapkia Biag. A. 40 were in attendance at the L, once a weeks, W. VMTS About I., Tuesday. recommended ri 2,")th ISfW. For a Silver Shell. tor'JSSS. soxs. "I have always Ayer's to canvas for Hie sale of Nursery Stock 'Steady & mencing on tho day of Ictober, ai, Sugar atxstsss Airo Sole irnrtcimoam. Congregational church, Sunday. Frank Hunt of Plain had an Sarsaparilla as superior to any other employment Rnaranteort. SALARY It EXPENS- F, 0. SANFOItt) CO., Attest, M..J. HOULIHAN. For 38, a Silver Butter Knife. Poplar preparation for purifying the blood." ES iail to successful men .Apply at Clerk of said Town. . V,' For 40, a Table Solon B. Wales is doing quite a busi empty cider barrel stolen from, his wagon O. B. Knykendall, M. 1) , Pon lerny , .T. HAWLEYVILLE, Large Spwu. An-sonl- a. In one week. n TTTITT'T SALESMEN to sell Nurse-- For GS, a dct Silrer Spoons ness in apples in Birmingham and Bridgeport, evening last CIIASEBliOfllERSCO. Have filled their bins with the colebrated m quarter 1 ft. W 1 SliU ry Stock. All goods war This Silverware in warranUtl HAIR DALSAM - ROCHESTER, T. FIRST CLASS. Sterling Zl lCleaoscs and bcantifiei the Ltair. The annual society of the Ayer's Sarsaparilla, OLD CO.'S LEHIGH COAL . rantud Permanent, pleasant, MEX-- meeting position lor the right men. Good Silver finish on "WHITE L PromoUl Invuriawt tTTOWth- - rKKFAKED BT And will sell and deliver the same to all who profitable -- Rentoi-- a Miles B. Burr has bought Mrs S. D. Congregational church will be called at of a new salaries and expenses paid weekly. Liberal iNmr Fmt to Qry ANYOXK thinking buying wngon Coal bottom prices-F- . No ex. FAIRCHILD & SH ELTON, y want the best Lehigh at inducements to beginners. previous ' Bcardsley's crop of apples. an early date. Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co., Lowell, Mass. should got prices of I), ii. Outfit flee. Write for x nvprevrotj Imdraff id hmir fmUUv BKEKS CO., Newtown, before investinsr. C. Sanford will be at on Monday necessary. 121 to 137 Hougatoitic Ave. tf aMVi . w aw, Price Worth 5 bottle. theyard princegiving ago; CHARLItS H. CHASE, I'n'ra. A number will tho' $1; iibottlei,5. They will astonish you with their' prices tor and of each week. terms, N. Y. Mention BKB. Conn. Jauiea Burr would like to secure a good attend installation wagons, front the standard manufacturers. Tuesday Nurseryman, Rochester, Bbidqepobt,