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HE TOWN Bbie us HE TOWN BBiE. 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.
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