The. Newtown Bee NUMBER 83 VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, J 909.

CHURCH.' TRINITY PARISH. EDITORIAL INK DR.OPS. loH HilL AUTOMOBILE PAETY HAVE EX THE CONGREGATIONAL MILK MEETING - CITING EXPERIENCE. In down "the from FAIR FOR 8T STEPHEN'S CHURCH Sunday Services, To be Held on Saturday, the 28th, at riding valley A social and dance will be held In New Milford on a railroad train tne 11 with the Town hall. Sunday Services. Ptulnwt' hull, Monday evening, August At a. m., mornlngervlce oc- Machine In Ditch While 11 other day the Editor chanced to 20, for the benellt or Ht Stephen's lands the sermon the at 12 m., Sun- At a. m., morning prayer and Cuke and Ice cream be on by pastor; Farmers in the seat C. G. church. will Chauffeur was to Avoid engagsd production of Rock-vlll- e; cupy a with Attorney sale. A corilliil Invitation Is extended Trying: at 7.30 ra Christian sermon by Rev J. F. George day school; p. of milk for market should be sure to Morris, wbo called the writer's at- to all to attend. Some, Obliging Cows. "Con- at 12 m., Sunday school; at Endeavor meeting. Subject, attend the on the meeting Saturday, 7.30 tention to the chestnut tree lllf.lit, Fred Keuhne of Parle Lena hni a new On Rev quest of India." Studying Chapter ? p, m., evening prayer. gasoline engine for powar Wednesday afternoon, 28th, at tne Town ball at 1 p. m. which is now making its appearanc e . on his farm,- - of K. 8. Fair Alexander of the Co- tn the book on India. (Missionary purchased Steele, pastor William R. Finch of Brewster will Rev J. II. George goeso Rockville in Fairfield County. It is said to be child & Bon of Nichols. 22-3- Levi C. Morris, Ref. Luke 13: y, Van Camp' milk, large alee can 80. ngregational church, meeting.) be there to talk over the situation and on Sunday will officiate a fact that as a result of investiga- Peat seeded raisin, lOo per package. Broad- be- the genial proprietor of the and advise the local what in St whlcn his Lenox oil lo per gallon, worth 16c, On Wednesday evening the En- dairymen John's church, of tions into the lungus diseases of the cause it give better light and does not way store and Allison P. Smith, Edi- the New York W. N. held a social on the producers through brother, Rev J. F. George, is rector. bark of chestnut trees in New York smoke. The Long Hill Store, of deavor society Hurd, Proprietor. tor of The Bee, by invitation state are doing with a view of get- the of On account of the work on the state lawn about the parsonage, when the City Department Agriculture Mamert Wolceowskl, the hustling the of this section to HOTELS. road the tripa of the auto 'bus between old paper in the barn was gotten in ting producers THE has recommended as a preventative Long Hill and Bridgeport have been and successful farmer of Sugar Street, act in with them. of for the present shape to be shipped. Refreshments cooperation the careful inspection nursery Mil-for- Mitchell of d went in Mr Wolceowskl's At The Inn. , George Jennings and family were served. stock. It also advises that as a . were guests, Bunday, of Mr and Mn Middle car to Lake'Quassapaug and means of the of C. P. Jennings. BENEFIT FOR FUND. Jean-ett- checking spread the Boteford CHAPEL Mrs E. H. Matthewson, Miss e Mrs Fred Matterhorne of bury. At Lake Quassapaug they disease all affected trees be cut down visited friends here, liiHt week. went Matthewson, Dudley E. Ray- Live Oak and Pioneer Camp of stopped for luncheon and then GRANGE PICNIC The , Friday Evening, September 3. and utilized, care being taken to Woodmen of the World held a very en- on to MIddlebury Center, where they mond, South Norwalk. clambake and plcnlo this week burn all brush. About five years ago joyable West-ov- er Mr and Mrs John F. JameB in Kohlar' grove In Tashua stop'ped to visit (be fine new To be Held at Taunton lake. The drama "AMlschlev-ou- s Regan, the Ethiopian chestnut trees were observed to be, The ball game this week between school of Miss Hllllard. S. Regan, Atlantic City, N. Y. Hill boy and the Stratileld Hotel plant Nigger" (sounds funny) will be in New York. The Long 7 A under the of the dying cause, then resulted In a score of picnic auspices school-hous- J. Edward Ashmead, Newark, N. J. of Bridgeport Miss Lamont, the assistant principal, presented at the Elmwood e, found be to 4 In favor of the Long hill boys. Pootatuck will be held, next H. A. E. R. unknown, has since been to C. E. ls this Informed the writer the school would Grange Gardner, Mrs Knight, Mrs Savage moving, It Friday evening, September 3, a fungus disease of the bark. This week, to Nashua, N. H., where she will 122 week Thursday, at Taunton Lake. F. E. Gegnaux, J. H. Lyman, Mrs W. make home. open with pupils, and that they at 8 o'clock, by local talent. An disease is to her will be a basket and members H. Mari- very latal the trees, and Roval Jennings has left his position were now away applicants picnic elocutionist will be to Lyman, Florence T. Lyman, & Co., and'wlll turning present keep it has Bluce spread so as to complete- at the Tubing Stamping are asked to contribute to the dinner. , on G. New York. soon to work for the New England dally. The party then started for and also-a- noted Lyman, go A fine things Interesting ly infest the areas lying near New Navigation Co., In Bridgeport. bad madi Members may invite friends. H. Murray, Washington, D. C. Mrs Disbrow of Easton has been pass- North voodbury. 'iney singer, who will doubtless please all York in the states of New time :s expected. Mrs Fannie New City York, ing a few days here, tne guest of her the Journey through the White Deer who are present. Admission 20c; J. Lennox, sister, Mrs Charles Radcllff. Connecticut and New Jersey. It hS Rocks wltn-safe- had N. Y. , Mrs George W. Bevans, Sr., of Bridge- ty and emerged Children 10c. Cake and ice cream also been found in scattered areas in port were guests, Sunday, of Mr and when an Mrs S. S. Thompson, Elolse S. on to a level section of road NEW LOCAL SUBSCRIBERS will be on sale in a small tent adjoin- Is- Mrs Wallace Hill. Thompson, Mrs C. B. Bolmer, Brs J. the Eastern states from Rhode accident not on the program tooK the ing building. I. Roswell, New Haven. land to Virginia. Where it becomes Two cows loomed up on the To the Service of the S. N. E. T. Co. S place. Mr and Mrs A. El Bounty, Stam- thoro' ghly established it destroys all Stcpncv. horizon and in them the rThe Newtown High School boys, avoiding ford. the chestnut and chinkapin, but no ditch and The following new subscribers wbo were in camp for 10" days at machine skidded into the Mr and Mrs C. W. Bounty, Stam- other In Forest Brook- J, HERBERT CRAIG. have been placed by the S. N. E. T. returned home species. Park, ' in less time than it takes to say "Camp Housatonic," ford. 3. Craig, of tVe firm of Pen-fiol- d lyn, over 16,000 trees ae been Herbert cross- Co., during tne week ending August on last Saturday. ast year, there Mrs M. Miss & Craig, passed away at his home "Jack Robinson" had jumped Edwards Smith, Edna killed. One 26, 29 28: authority estimates the here on Wednesday, August aged wise of the road and had crashed into ' were but six boys in the party while Smith, Mr and Mrs James A. Crid-gonto- n, years and one month. The funeral will 64-- 2 loss from this disease in and around held from his late home on Saturday. ana of rails. William J. Driscoll, this year there were 13, all of whom Mr and Mrs Leonard Crab-tre- e, be a sandbank a pile ury 00,-00- 64-- New York at more than 0. August 28, at 1.30 o'clock. The burial F. Gaffney, 3 seemed to so well Richard E. City 5,0 be In the cemetery. A quick inventory of the situation Mary enjoy the outing Peck, Bridgeport. will Upper Stepney 64-- 4 It is believed that this disease His large circle of friends will be pained showed that all four gentlemen had Thomas J. Leavy, that they are already planning for a Mr and Mrs J. E. Somers, Marjorie his death. He leaves a wife 64-- was to from to hear of William S. Walsh, 5 a more con- Frances Mr Mrs Ed- brought this country to mourn his loss. escaped serious Injury, but that the much larger number and and Somers, and 65-- has not been Edrod C. Hatter, 2 venient location for next ward L. New Haven. Japan,' although this EDSON FISHER. car was out of commis year. Hine, P, temporarily 65-- demonstrated. Its Michael Blake, 3 Among the visitors to the were Mr and Mrs Miss positively spread . Edson P. Fisher, a life long resident sion, with one front wheel turned camps Franklyn Burton, of the town away at the Mason- 65-- 4 has resulted malmy from the sale of passed was under and one or two spokes Thomas J. Honan, Mrs Gordon, Mrs Steele, Mrs Rupf, Ruth Burton, Ansonia. ic home at Wallingford. His body partly 65-- stock. on Michael Doaohue, 5 Miss Miss Anna nursery Young chtstnut tree3 brought to Huntington last Thursday injurued. Mr Woiceowski had shut Doretta Gordon, No. 19 65-1- 2 are sent out from for burial. Washington lodge, M. Miss Elsie Miss Lulu many Eastern F. & A. had charge of the funeral serv- off his engine before tne crash. To J. Haugh, Carlson, Ferris, Dr C. N. of Hill. nurseries, hi which the disease has ice, led by Gallup Long the credit of Mr Woiceowski it may Canfield, Miss Pearl. Canfield, Misi WHIST PARTY OBITUARY. recently been found. BAPTIST CHURCH KCTES. be said that he was as "cool as Peck, Messrs W. A. Canfield, FranK 29, at 10.45 morning the Wright, Leonard Wright, George For Benefit of Hook Sunday, August man and a cucumber on ice" throughout D. Sandy Library. Held. Mr Scofield is a young John Bailey. William The new premium list of the Dan-bu- ry an effective preacher. The Baptist con- expressing the sin Stuart, Glover, Crossley trying experience, A for the benefit of is off gregation will receive help and inspira- that Mrs A. W. Wallace, Thomas Donohue, Daniel whist party Fair just the press of the tion from his sermons. At 7.30 o'clock, cere gratitude that all four felt John D. Bailey, son of Mr Sco- Mr Keane. the Sandy Hook library will be held Danbury News and is a beautiful evening worship; preaching by none of the party had sustained any Bassett, died Wednesday evening, Honan, field. This evening service continues in Tuesday evening, August 31, at the specimen of the printers' art. The music. A hearty wel- serious When the crash came after an iliness with pulmonary popularity. Ltye ' injury. Miss Bessie McNamara has re- A come to all. Mrs residence of Mrs J. H. Warner. fair, this year, is held from October for the. Baptist Mr Smith was thrown against the trouble. On Friday Mr and The annual offering turned after a month's sojourn at cordial invitation to the public is ex- 4 to 8, and will be the big event in its State Convention will bo received at the rail in the car, bruising one knee Bassett will accompany the remains morning service. Passaic, N. J. tended. line in Southern New England. On looking over the situ to Elmira,' N. Y., where the burial x A painfully. the calendar is the prayer meeting. Messrs was Everybody goes to the Danbury fair life of Christ will soon be ation it was decided that will take place. Mr Bailey i Miss Annie Griffin of Mattewan, Just received. A new invoice of study of the even . At a general view if they have to borrow the commenced. prant Smith and Steele should "beat it" years of age. N. Y., Is visiting her aunt, Mrs boys' and misses' school shoes. Also of the Bible is being "taken, preparatory money. A sad lack of home-prid- e to that study. These meetings are well into North Woodbury tor aid while MacNamara. a nice line of ladies' and men's shoes ' to ; attended. PRODUCE QU0TA--, and failure support the directors Mr Morris remained to assist Mr WHOLESALE All new Nearly 75 people were in attendance for the Fall trade. goods at is what killed Newtown in Judd district. - i TI0NS. the fair, at'the open air meeting Woicehowski. A half mile further Mrs John has been enter-'lai-ni- let live Hook Shoe services will be continued. If Hyatt prices. Sandy so well 1 0 These ey which prospered for years. will on-th- and on A. R. weather permits there stopped called friends from New York. , 4.. Store. :,.-- . the on even- & .,.; ,,; VVell to do who open air meeting Sunday "who to back By Cole Co., Bridgeport. people, ought to 5. at 7 o'clock. Gibson, kindly offered go ing fipntmhpr of have supported it staid at home from The pastor will occupy tne puipii with his team and assist the gentle fan- Mr and Mrs E. M. Kilbride Balance of our Summer stock is of the South Norwalk Baptist church on Butter, creamery prints, 32c; the Newtown fair and then turned men. at North Woodbury Jersey City have been visiting Mr being closed out at way below cost the coming Sunday. Arriving cy tubs 26a28c; choice 24a25c; dairy and Mrs M. F. Houlihan. Some about and put in three and four days the gentlemen repaired to the drug common 14al6c. Cheese, prices. good bargains yet left, 24a25c; in Danbury. It's sad, but it's true. Plattsville. store of H. H. Canfield, who granted also do not forget we still do repair- dairy and factory, 14al6c. Fresh Richard has moved to Bethel. ; "First Rapp of shoes and .harness. them every courtesy possible. 32a33c. Live chickens 16al8c. ing Sandy last! eggs, Plattsville awake at Through aid to the injured" remedies were 8al0c. Hook She Store. Master George W. McKenzie of the efforts of Robert C. Hitch- Live fowls 15al6cr Calves Miss Delia Keane returned, Sat- untiring take wounds. The is Cos- - cock a grand celebration will place applied to Mr Smith's 80a85c Onions 85a two week' in Zoar spending a few days in 1 in of the comple- Potatoes bushel. urday, after spending Mrs Charlotte of on September honor had on a of stiff new Pope Montgom- Cob. tion of the macadam road. The small clergyman pair 90c celery, dozen stalks, 40c. and are get- bushel, Middlebury. ery, Ala., and Miss Caroline Ashurst boys all wetfr broad smiles shoes and was in a position himself 30c lb. trim to in the 50c barrel. Beeswax so- ting in good join somewhat Cabbage of Savannah, Ga., are enjoying a Dr and Mrs F. J. Gale returned on line of march, grand marshaled by for a physician after his $2a E. J. Hall was in New Haven on will form on the spac- Apples, fancy, $3a$3.50; good at Mr.s C. F. Beardsley's. Wednesday from their vacation spent R. C. Hitchcock, C. to the scribe journ of Mrs R. lusty4ffort keep up with Tuesday. at Marblehead, Mass., and' Winchester, ious lawn at the residence $2.50, N. H. call of the bugle and parade over the as he hustled into North Woodbury. built road, counter marching .at Mrs H. C. Miles of Milford was the newly and to the Communication was had at once with Mrs Josie A social dance will be held in St In times of the Lyons' returning The last of this month Mrs C. F. Beard-sle- y. emergency nearest ictne and disbanding.-- Mr guest on Friday of of festivities C. B. who kindly Pa., Mary's hall, Sandy Hook, Saturday is called Hitchcock has engaged the services of Taylor's residence, Bangs Kirklandt of Lancaster, telephone always upon to a 'ilrst class band whlcn will make the offered to send his car to Woodbury with Mrs Bennett evening, August 28. First class music meet the needs. Let that with favorite melodies is expected to visit telephone village resound Mean- will be and a good time as- such as "Vvnen Bobby comes marching after the brethren in distress. provided Misses S. J. anu ivi. E. Saudder, be your own and be secure. but Lonzo, at Mapleton. home" and "Nobody wnts Messrs Morris and Woiceow sured. etc Mr Hitchcock announces that while Miss Minor and Masters Paul and Lake, Judge car back International stock food, all kinds Governor ski succeeded in getting the when the house was Earle Smith' a visit to Lake for Nicholson and Highway Commissioner The old well was closed Miss is spending a paid all diseases at Morris', the grocer. Try addresses. The road and ran it under its built where John Lyon lived. Mrs Bennett Evelynalvin it and will have no other. McDonald will deliver into the and a new of Quassapaug, Wednesday. you of the day will be Robert has just had it reopened placed week in Bridgeport, the guest her local speaker of own to the barn of Mr Gibson. so me C. who has given much power pump there tnai jjrcuuoca Hitchcock, road, with tne oesi 01 water. aunt, Mrs Thomas Bracken. note The next will his time to the construction of the Another gentleman who offered as supplied Asj your wife to the every telephone directory will deliver a very able and interest- to and of the ex- was a Mr a nephew occurrences in connection with go press September 9, containing ing address. At the close sistance Bacon, nnn't. foreet the ice cream and John F. Galvin of Zoar spent last day ercises a sumptuous banquet will be of Edi which a would be over 70,000 names. Is yours among honor on the of D. C. Bacon, a neighbor the on afternoon, from in telephone useful; given to the "guests of cake sale Friday Friday Bridgeport. them? lawn of Mrs Hitchcock... Come tor. accident about 4 then ask yourself if the service isn't Shady and friends. The happened 4 to 8 o'clock at the residence oi ims and oring your families of five cents a lead to xu C. Hitchcock's on o'clock and about 6.30 o'clock Messrs ' Thomas Bracken Bridgeport a bargain, at day. All roads George Stevens. Police! Doctor! Fire September 1, 1909. Steele and Smith were relieved to see spent Sunday the guest of Mr and Depart Zoar. An immediate order for telephone ment! All easily available with a their companions come riding into F. L. Brown and family of the Mrs John F. Galvin of ODDS AND ENDS SALE. service will enter your name in the telephone in your nome. The pro- North Woodbury in the team of Mr Glen and Mrs R. N. Betts and family A was enjoyed next which goes to on tective value alone is than Gibson. At 7.30 the welcome lights are several very delightful day directory, press greater sale with- of Sandy Hook enjoying cost It is really a rummage in last Friday, by the children and the September 9. the of residence telephone serv of Mr Taylor's automobile, (charge camping out on the bank of the out the unpleasant features of a days Bible class at the picniq on the par ice. of Mr Williams, his expert chauffeur, Housatonic River near Mrs C. M. sale, the "odds and ends" of the Methodist rummage appeared and in short order the gen Fairchild's at Little York. sonage grounds A CHARMING EXCURSION. Sflifl that Metes & Co. hold Friday and church. It to be an Ideal tlemen boarded the car and were proved Milford. of this week. Unlike a for a of 30 and the Nsw Saturday on the way to Newtown, Dickinson returned to place gathering We would call your attention to for- speeding Miss Flora loaded rummage sale, this one brings 8 tables on the lawn were with excursions arriving there shortly after o'clock. her home in Bridgewater, iat Mon the very pleasant matinee Don't miss our SDecial sale. Saturday. the odds and ends of this of the of the sea 12 susrar. 60a ward only Automobiles, flying machines and a few stay with her many good things to Port Jefferson that are given every pounds granulated with depart-u- n day, after days demand assorted groceries, all for $1.00 cash, seasons in almost every son. Lemonade was in great one-ha- lf styles balloons for some but the B. Nichols, on Mt week day on the Steamer Park City, quantity 50c Far -- era' Trad te dirigible sister, Mrs' James ' nid fihrmworn. for and was abundantly dispensed by ing co. good oid "hoss" is quite enough From Bridgeport. This very pleasant W don t out fine mixed and nndl. Pleasant In the after hy you try but bright, clean, Editor: The while Mrs Charles Curtis. cannot be enjoyed after Labor Formosa Oolong teas. 25 cents pound, to the gentlemen, outing same at tea stores sell at 50 cents with to wear are glad buy con- noon ice cream of first class quality things people heartily and sincerely the Day as the fall time table then goes prize, also our 25c Peerless coffee. Ask at being Mr and Mrs Starr Benedict are Mrs tor Farmers at the almost rediculous prices their friends on their was generously dealt out by into effect. A of this kind is al- samples. Trading Co. gratulated by of twin daughters, trip Miss Evelyn Erwin is spending two which they are marked. It will pay have proud parents George Stevens, who always mani to of escape from a serious accident, ways a source of delight lovers week's in New Haven Miss this odds and ends born on Saturday., for the wel and Sylvia to attend good-natur- ed fests a, friendly interest who a breath anyone had to take some joking. beautiful scenery, enjoy Erwin is one week in and Rev and Mrs spending sale Friday Saturday. As a citizen of Sandy Hook a fare of the children. of sea air. Although it is only a prominent Mr and Mrs A. J. Smith paid doors and Bridgeport. does look rather L,aine threw open their small place and unknown to fame, ST HOSE'S. expressed it: "It visit to Mt Washington, Wednesday. and "contributed everything necessary for one of bad when a clergyman, a deacon Port Jefferson possesses the Miss Margaret , Hayes has returned A wiu oe iu out the convenience and pleasure of the alter a visit at Camden, N. J. tair iu 1 "'V 8. Vwa a church officer start Watson of loveliest harbors in the world, and Southbury. September -' prominent Mr and Mrs Charles a gold watch be- so that with the sblo sing- will be Miss in the middle of the afternoon and announce the company, there are people who Miss Collins nf tween Miss Catharine Mullane and Montreal, Can., wish to the instru Agnes Tirirlirpnnrt la A fine time is assured ditch." An examination of ing by Mrs Nutting and rank the entrance to it with the Bay visiting Leavey. M E Rooney. land in the engagement of their daughter, Flor- .Miyricnnie all who attend. rod mental music in the parlor by Miss of the ear showed that the brake to Herbert A. Par- of Naples in poit t natural beauty. Mrs ence Robertson was one of the occa Bernice Johnson is ImDrnvine her . . t mnnth will had dropped down, probably causing Grace Laine. it Of course, the architectural accessor residence with a new dress of paint The society eveni ",c "at iv.1 sons of AlDany, N. Y. The marriage the Charles Grant is the work. be the dance on Friday night accident. The reached sions long to be remembered by ies and the storied associations are doing umicdnn tn the gallery to the report is to take place at the nome of tne "thT music:'lTcentS. Bair? Newtown to the effect that Mr Smith old and young. but the stately conformation Chflrlpff Ttppmnn DVtionlc in mnva tnM ieu CJ?. bride, 205 Elm Avenue, on Septem- lacking; the orchestra ot watercur, uvi -f- all four north half of the house of Mrs music There promises to be a had a broken leg and that 16. After a short of the land is almost equally striking. Bernice Johnson. urnish ottonHanra. ber spending A seasonable line of hats and caps 6 u were which happily was not Al- The harbor is particularly attractive very injured, honeymoon they will reside in for men and hova at the Brick store, In case. Sandy Hook. the month of August. The rorbett. Crowe & Co.'s offerings the bany, where Mr Parsons is. located during Bridgwater. mciuQBi - level afternoon light displays its drugs rojii6o.--25c and 60 c; spiro with the New York Central Railroad. The residence telephone is a 24- - 50c; sal hepatica, - contours to perfection and The Electric baseball team of New POWOer. TKn nuart On Saturday, August 28, the New hour servant messenger, shopper or charming 5 and the across the Sound is an ideal Milford and the Bridgewater team Padgett's cold cream, 10c; Doans kidney town Athletic club will play their The second annual Reunion five cents trip 16c protector costing per day. will a on the puis? BOc; Long Island malt, bottle, Their will be held on Labor Day, one. Those who have never taken play game Bridgewater last game of the, season. op Field Day Can you think of anything else that tWO lot y residence of G. have an unexpected pleasure in grounds on Saturday, August 28. A ponents will be the strong nine from September 6, at the do a3 little? it wiJl as much for will be fine game is anticipated. Time of . suffered on Mauweehoo Lake, Sher- store for them, and fully re 1 A ock oi .amoled Sandy-Hook- They have W. Durgy cnoice COHeea m if"c2 be of game, 3 o'clock. be used.V.tTvTnr Vurtla hands of the Newtown man. A clambake dinner will Miss Nellie Northrop of Stepney has paid for their bit exploration will always defeat at the been cousin. Miss Edith .& CO. : couple; visiting her Special matinee excursions are given m once thi3 season but say it will served at noon for $1.50 per boys Northrop, for a few days. Evtry can or "iane Seal Paint la The game will additional ladies, 60c Ball game at every weeK day, leaving the wharf L.ignu""B not happen again. SIZE. backed Booth & Law's nlngfhome mixed pure cider 2.30 p. m. LOOK FOR TOUR at the foot of FairfieldAvenue at 1.30 by reputation spice.v bona-- A 1.15 at the Fair 10 a. m. Water sports at nlnms oeachps, start at sharp Men's J3.50 and M Oxford's, 1M a of 84 years. salted-- meats. Mauwehoo Lake Association. o'clock. bas, or - Grounds. The pair at French's, Bethel. At CorDeu,ea. THE NEWTOWN kEE FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1009.

be would vote for It If bo' could we nomle manner In which to minimize Bee ED IsJIhIQ Have Added A Complete Line The Newtown any way the state could set back the these la to use the telephone. In 30(0000sl000l30000!l2!l of Newtcwu, Friday, August 20. I '.'". ,wney it would expend on the office addition to being a great convenience Another Lot of Those Creat Values in but he could not we bow that la It may at any time pay for itself In pntMlble. The attorney fonerul hna a single Instance where prompt con Tinware. SPORTING NEWS. nuw the right to secure legal inunlcatlon with some one or other Is BLEACHED SHEETS kiktiHtce mid during the put seven absolutely necessary, IT HAPPENED 0NSATURDAY. moiiti.H be bad expended $135. The At 50 Cents. Cull andjlook tlto stuck over. lirt'nt'iit li'iilsliiture bad worked well In meeting emergencies, whether Federation Loses Second Game and we bud better Mick to It. Mr Mea'i grave or trivial, nothing can compare They are 81x90 inches, quite heavy and extra special val- Season to Seasides of Hindi of Orunae favored bill. of the with the speed and efficiency of tne ue. This makes the third case in two weeks, and wo don't ex- STOVES STORED for the Sum- Bridgeport. naylug the attorney general known telephone which, In the meantime pect we'll bo able to get more. . mer season. what Ik needed for the proper con. pays for Itself by Its power to save bit, oft mure thun could "They tlioy hlM Mr 1 duet of oillee. Payne of Url labor iud promoto gorier.) household Embroidered Huck Towels, chew." That it of the the story wold oppoMed the bill. It confuse convenience An Immediate etery day. l-- last Mweun the Large size, pure white, worth 17c, at 12 Heating game Saturday, town work and state work, turning order will list your name In the next team uf the Mcn'i Federation and the over to the latter work now efficient directory. Plumbing Seasides of which wan Bridgeport, ly ooi e by the former. Mr Parker of won 9 3. Hut at McLEAN Tinning by the victors, to Hartford said tlta origin of the bill BROS., It wag for the on Lyon's Plains. that interesting wax a lucky stroke of the city of Phone 157. DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main St esiioclatly the first lookers, during Hartford in collecting a claim but A MUCH NEKDKlf CEMENT were half of the game. The visitors such are rare. In view of the cases A new road Is to be ouilt from the E. composed of fiome of tiie lost a rail small of the ' A. Brinton, expenses attorney of Dex-ter'- s. tours in New residence Aaron Walch to Mr Bridgeport and, though for legal assistance, there Is Hhop inlltuar of It. Ilwnt A tV Horn. general All honor to all and every pub- town held them safe at ilrst their no call for the bill to become a law. Newtown. lic spirited enterprise. Let us hope real ability showed before the game Enfield no Mr Luete of said be bad the towu fathers "will not In CollllOClllHI. was over. the 11 rut four Inn weary TcK'PllOIIU During personal interest in the bill. He had Final Sale. well doing." Ings the game was a splendid con GeanUp great confidence in the ability cf the test with Newtown la the van, 3 to 0. MUST for Fall No ifs present attorney general and If he Miss All Summer goods go, to make room wear. or fifth locals blew Potter has begun extensive Out in the the up favored the bill Mr Leete hoped it ands, nothing can remain, price no Read this great list Improvements on .er new property, object and when the dust settled the Sea com- and share. would pass. Mr Leete said in "Good ol bargains through; then come get your six runs. came back Hill," giving work to a num- sides had They ment that be did not suppose anyone ber of local parties. ' Lawn Shirt Waists made of fine white Women's Best Percale at in the sixth for three more and then from Wrappers, but a and the gentleman all-ov- lawyer David Parsons continues lawn, er embroidery front, 49c, 59c and 79c the stopped for the day. Al- critically pretty scoring who on clear-o- ut Newtown, speaks everylhing. 111. , styles, regular 98c; at 34c dresses mane of lawns and locals Jumper though the were "licked" they hud a to on it. Mr John ' 1.49 1.98 j Columbia right speak Mrj Giivla Kellogg is visiting In Lot of fine lingerie shirt waists, regu- linens, to close 79c, 98c and were not disgraced, for the visitors clean-u- p 5!)c Suits made about 120 in son In replying said he understood Stamford. lar $1.23 to 1.75; sale of linens, Is termed a Lot fine lawn waists clean-u- p the values to 8.00. Close sale had what very properly Mr Leete to say that he spoke on of to lot, up up Mrs Frank Hawley was the guest at 85c at 1.49, 1.98 and 2.49 "fast" team. The outfield gave a The s. pretty much everything. speak- of Louis Downs in lust China Silk, Silk and Net waists to Children's Dresses made of gingham, braph-ophone- splendid exhibition of how the game Rldgefield, er Interrupted by saying "The gen- week. clear out at 1.29 sizes 6 to 14 years, to close out. should be played. Smith, the local in the $5 Silk waists, styles, to clear 49c, 69c and 79c tleman is error; gentleman Fred Davis Is a sev- pretty broke the on his suffering from out at 1.98 White Linen Skirts, 1.98 at catcher, thumb from hnfield made no exception." regular ere cut below tae nee, the result of Long Kimonas, regular 98c to 2.50, 79c throwing hand in the third which "That's what I was sent here for," energetic wood cutting. to clear out at 49c, 69c, 98c Eine Panama skirts at $2.49 caused a shake-u- p ot the team. The said Mr "and I'm Johnson, generally Mrs Charles WHite and daughter score follows: here and don't have to be sent for." 1 Indestruct-iblerecord- s, are visiting relatives in Honesdale, Also the Seasides. Federation. . This reply to the gentleman from Pa. c. Enfield was in for the reason Globe Goods Co., J H. Bradley, p. Langhammer, line, John Fanton enjoyed an outing at Dry 2b. that it had been to send an Steele, Baker, p. necessary Compo Beach, last week, with a party 8 51 White Street, DANBURY, CONN. ss. automobile in order to secure the J. Carlson, 3b Ehvood, of friends at Free's cottage. of Mr Leete on an 35c EACH. Brinton, ss. Smalling, lb support Important Mrs Eli Wakeman, Mrs H. J. Mc- - measure. Mr bill Morris, b. Leavy, 2b. Johnson said the Conkey, and Mrs Eimer Treadwell 3b. was born in the dark and had Snepard, rf. t,al.ey, kept were the guests of Mrs Frank Lyon If. in ever since. Mr Burke of Man- Gentlemen. Sniitn, c. Galvin, it of Bridgeport, Wednesday of last Notice. For Ladies and cf. . Reck, cf. chester said the bill was introduced vvright, week. When shonmnff in Danbury visit Lesieur's Quick Lunch Room c. rf. the committee and the original - G. Carlson, If, Nodin, by William D. Dickson of Westport to eat. the best served. Tables for ladies. was favored officials from the for good things Only Henry Rupf, R. Bradley, If. by completed the work on a tteam heat- j Cook, rf. comptroller's office and the substitute er at Eli Wakeman's residence. He 196 Main St.. Danbury. Next Hotel Preen. Alain JNewtown. was endorsed the attorney-gene- r bt.. Seasides 9 by cares not now if it snows and blows. 00006300 al. He made a for the tell- Federation 1 0 2 0. 0 0 0 0 3 plea bill, Rev anu mrs Shively were guests of tne amount of assistance the Umpire, Mr Madigan. ing of Mrs Warren Bradley, last week. attorney-gener- al received in the toll Miss Edith Bradley,- who has been Brookfield Here at 3 m. the bill must Horses! 0 Saturday p. bridge cases, saying enjoying a stay at Lane Quinsigis- - Children's 3 to Mr Hall On Saturday afternoon, at sharp have amounted $5,000. mond, in Massachusetts, has returned the Brookfield Imperials will play of Wlllington said ne had a copy of home. was drawn Horses! Learn the Federation team. This should the original bill, saying it Darwin Hendershot is home from be a good game. Smith, who did the by or Spellacy, reported in n vans, t aguiia, Tciifkicuc9,v. Bridgeport. Autos Wheel- - School the Senate and under suspen- ' Tricycles, or hurling for the local High passed Mr and iwrs J. A. Smith has re Sale 1 barrows. Engin- sion. Mr Hall said the Auction team last Spring will be in the box comptroller turned from a trip to Long. Branch Big eering. was for the visitors. Artie Brinton, the opposed it and an amendment and Elizabeth, N. J. of Horses. at old timer, will hand up the puzzles prepared then and offered by Mr Mrs Thomas Merwin and Miss Alice Study We full home for Brookfield to solve. Hall. In his absence the bill w.i3 re- Shine carry a stock of the i during Merwin are guestu of Mrs Maria Saturday at 2 P. M., Rain or 43 ortnva vohitlaa mida Kir fVia Wil nV spare time. committed and came in this form. Saturday, September 4, the local up Banks. 4i kinson Co. 'who have been known. )A al Sale. , A ,, i : I: yw to Brookfield The attorney-gener- .did not say that Horses for this 111 PRICE ONLY team goes to play the Henry. Williams of New Hamburg, 40 luir. jiuaia, ua wbucjbj una line ijv $10. ' Cares and 30c to OF Imperials. the office ought to be created, but as and Williams of 99 Viu lust nrrived of second hand T3 Wagons, $7.50. N.Y., Douglas of 5.50 Jm Complete course consists of: 24 lessons. it was should be under his control. horses from York State. This lot V Velocipedes, $1.75 to it were the of John mm i Text book, and n Mod.shof the Gaso-engi- Bridgeport gueets horses Is out oi worn wm AO Autos, 4.50 to 10.00 .irkinj ... Watch for the announcements of right rl The does not need the law. Mr as Mr Renk, 1 and maiiiiiito. We are the only school state Williams, Sunday. sold for the high dollar, Whpplharrntira 7Z tn. flfl furnish with Models to Labor Day Something the man who shipped them, always sells rf thai you Working the game. ClarK of Bridgeport opposed, said the Hand Cars, 4.00 study from. Wrlto for full particulars to is thWe that ff HOWARD 8. HOYT. Box &. Bethel. Conn. good promised. state ought not to create the new of- have a few green horses left AO The latest and best in children's we will sell for the high dollar. . , it 's vehicles at the lowest possible, Or fice. To use the attorney-general- Cornwall Bridge A lot of good second hand horses that 2 In the must be sold. 4r prices, at office was He moved the have been used city q HOME NEWS. picayune. previous question which was ordered. WHAT'S GOING ON HEREABOUTS. Fifty sets new harness of all descri- ptors. . Mr Burnes the see nurse mw. 43 closed, saying only Mfss Florence Breen is visiting Come, If you want to Danbury's Greatest Store, METHODIST CHURCH. committee error in the action of his spent a few days, last week, with o was it did not that the Sunday Notices. that provide her sister, Mrs A. W. Ferguson. 43 attorney-gener- al shold consult with Mrs Ives of Danbury, who nas been There was a attendance at Newtown. He as 43. C hrge the selectmen oi spending a few days at tne Everett Hamilton Bros., the Methodist last church, Sunday serted that the bill was drafted by has returned to her Hard-j- J House, home, The Leading Horse Mart of Conn. JjThe Danbury morning, there being no service at and the attorney-gene- r approved by accompanied by her daughter. 749 W ater Street. "Opposite the Depot. tfie Episcopal churcft, the rector be- al. The bill was defeated. Mr John 43 Miss Thursa Squires has returned Bridgeport. : ware Co., ing away on his vacation. The son moved to reconsider and hoped to from her trip South Norwalk. 43 G various denominations represented the motion to reconsider would not Telephone 1138-- The dance last Saturday night was 43 249-2-51 the of Main St., greatly appreciated subject prevail. The house refused to re another very successful affair and it the discourse, "The Divine Unity of 43 consider. is hoped the one to be given Friday 182 and 184 George St.. Danbury., true believers." 43 of this week will be as well attended. NEW HAVEN. .0 Nen iMibath at 10 45 morning ST JOHN'S CHURCH. The Cornwan Bridge baseball ag the Rev N. will pastor, i. Laine, gregation traveled over the hills to discourse on the "Four cardin- grand Sunday Service. Sharon to play tne return game with al of In The Morning principles Cnristianity." that club, Friday. The game was ter, and two days by R. B. Hart.i mon Downs has been solu to Frank the at 7 evening o'clock, "Thirsting Morning prayer with sermon by short on account of the storm, but Miss Kern returning Wednesday Evarts. for God." ' Mail the rector, at 10.45 a. m. the' home team suffered a defeat, afternoon, Miss Augusta Stiles and Miss Devotional on services Thursday score 5 to 4. G. Herbert Hallett of Bridgeport, Frances Hicock are spending a few What an air of mystery those unopened evening at 7.30. All are cordially Housekeeping duties are ever pres B'. Homer is at tne seashore. envelopes possess! Mrs C. Arnold of Bridgeport, with a friend, Taylor, days at are And what varied Impressions conveyed invited. ent and the telephone makes them who has been at her sister's for some his home here for his usual summer Miss Sarah Bradley as seriously ill by their exteriors! " cor- are I)o you not pick up theneal envelope of easy. Grave emergencies likely been visit. . at the home of her sister, Mrs David with a time; has quite seriously ill, rect shape and unquestioned quality to arise at any time and then the Mrs David and in Pierce Hollow. jrreater zest aiid feelinirof anticipation than REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON OF and is not greatly improved at this Hickey daughter, Pierce, the one wliuse appearance conveys ns air of telephone is indespensible. Place Laura, and son, Harold, returned to S. P. Averill is building a piazza refinement or guiKl taste? NEWTOWN AGAIN DOWNS writing. your order now so that your name her home at last week on his house. BURNES. Miss Anna Sullivan of New Haven t.ong alii, LEADER will next Eaton, Crane & Pike. . appear inthe directory has returned to Cornwall bridge on Friday. Mr and Mrs Craft of New York are on 9. Rest-a-while- Representative Johnson of New- which goes to press September of her Mrs James M. Fitch is entertain- visiting ." stationery is the kind' that stands out from the advice physician. at'Camp among i he others on account of its general town led another opposition to ing her cousin, Miss Ethel Hart, at Mrs Edward Hine is entertaining Its Its pleas- ' supeiioiity. splendid duality. Eurnes on The residence telephone is not an' her sister at their ing fabric finish, its Representative yestfrday the parsonage. . camp. ..I I.nni ntIkn fltK il thU 11 tl1 itinll t.m West Cornwall. Miittpr ttllU....!....ii'Ut nave nun i". iu .....t,...w the assistant attorney bill item of expense but an agent of On of last week, Carpen- The teachers who spent the sum- cd reputation of "the peer among writing general Thursday papers. and again won an overwhelming economy in the business of house- ter & Richmond loaded and shipped mer in Miss Sarah Bradley's home victory. Representative Johnson is keeping. Do you know how cheap A "SCRAPING BEE." away their engine, having purchased have returned to New Haven. We A Full Line of the Carry a. man who the service really is? a one which was more con- Mr and Mrs Magee of New only plain speaks right A "scraping bee" is being planned lighter out but the way he downs the law- venient for thier use in moving from N. Y., are visiting Mr Smith, "Comet" Brand Shirts Henry S. Youngs, of New York to put the chapel in shape for the ex yers is worth noting. Mr Johnson one wood job to another. at the "Cedars." state, is passing a few days with his terior painting. A couple of years For Dress and Business Wear worked in a pat home-mad- e simile Theodore Sturges was out last Miss Susie Mitchell entertained the Men. Mr and Mrs F. A. ago the interior was thoroughly re- For Men and Young parents, Young. his new auto. whist on yesterday, when he informed the decorated and if the exterior can be Sunday, driving Bridge club, Thursday after- House that the bill creating the The children are looking forward noon, A telephone in your home? Why made to present as pleasing an ap office of the assistant attorney gener ' to the Sunday school picnic which Is Mrs Arthur Mitchell and daughter H. Beers not? It will prove to be the cheapest pearance it will be a credit to the R. & Co., al was the "Spellacy bill with a new to be held in Shepard's grove, next spent last week in Woodbury. , and most convenient of all your community. There is no question shirt on." Concerning the support Thursday. All parents are invited. Charles Hotchkiss has taken a po- Newtown, Conn. household utensils. but what the building is sadly in of The bill is the The three-a- ct comedy, "A Regular sition in Williams' store. indigent persons. need of painting. for the ed Flirt" Goshen talent Is to be given substitute Spellacy The residence telephone "pays its by bill and "iur Burnes cf Greenwich here In Masonic hall, next Tuesday own way" as a housekeeping essen- Kent A. L. Mallett is back at his old for of the local said it provides for an assistant at a handsome sur- evening, the benefit tial, and guarantees work with tne Mutual Milk and torney general and it would be the social Y. P. S. C. E. grangFitems plus by its and protective 4 was C. H. means of saving thousands of dollars Cream Co., having charge of their Edward D. Cartwright's party at August children's night at Bassett, values. Kent for the state. Mr Johnson of New creamery at Kent. "Neppessing Lodge," broke cami Grange. Although, the night C H. Old stand. Mrs T. Mallinson and son, was very stormy 30 were and At Gay's naven said that on one occasion he The best proof of the value of tele- Joseph last week, after a delightful two present Charles, of New Haven are at the enjoyed the program presented by had tried to find where the bill came phone service is the fact that there weeks' outing. Mansion House. """ the children. Ice cream and cake from and was told he was out of are over 70,000 telephones in this Mrs Fanny Hubbard spent Sunday ' Mr and Mrs R. E. have was served, v order. This is the same old bill State and 4,000,000 in the United Corpenter with Mrs George W. McCoy, , been a houseful of com- 18 was Pomona's In Carriage with another shirt on. The town are States and tuat the list is growftg entertaining August night pany for the past three weeks. charge of Worthy Pomona Fannie capable of collecting for the support every day. Can you afford to ignore Miss Bertie F. Kern took her sis- Soule. A nice program was of paupers and this is unnecessary. what millions of others will not give enjoyed Painting ter, Nellie, who has been with her South Britain. by nearly 40 patrons. Seven new If the Judiciary committee had spent up? Haven't you also a use for the for some little time, back to hey applications were received. A SPECIALTY. a tenth of tue effort on some other telephone service? N. Satur- 1 will be state have secured home in Chatham, Y., last NOTED. ' September Neighbors' Carriage and Wagon Repairing. Blacksmith bills the might BRIEFLY Her at the was Wemanesa pre- eg. Horseshoeing. valuable legislation. Mr Bishop of Extra duties fall on the house- day. place postoffice I night Grange will 4. filled for two Mrs Willis Pot-- The farm owned Al- - sent the program. Telephone New Haven opposed the bill saying keeper every day and the most eco-- days by formerly by THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1009. 8

The Newtown Bea A FINE Health, Safety, Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. THE CO. Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which Express is esi secured By Means or TOWN TOPICS.. Wagon This Store Will Close Daily it 5 P. M, Ece Saturdays. ARTESIAN WELLS! HATTERT0WN. GIVEN AWAY ! Personal Jottings.

Mrs Stephen Hall and daughter, This wagon is very service- Edltn, of Bridgeport (pent last week able. Size 20x13, front and Clearance Sale at their old home In thlt place. rear axles iron, good strong James Millar and family of Brook- wheels, body varnished. lyn are enjoying a 10 days' outing Given for of with Mr and Mrs David Millar. Mr ISO OZONE Trade Marks or Miller la a In 80 police sergeant New Trade Marks and York City. 50 Cents. Benjamin Fulrehild and family of Sunt by Expreai, cbarvei paid by re- SUHMER Par-mele- SKIRTS Brook.yn have been at Mrs Ada ceiver. home, "Maple Corners," for their vacation. .. Ozone Soap Works, Mrs Mary Roberts Is visiting with S6S IToubatonlc Avenue, 24-inc- h Pongee in a good assort- and $1.15. Sale price 75c and $1. fri indr In Easton. Bridgeport, Conn. ment of colors; garnet, golden brown, Foulard Silks in a good assortment TbiM furnUh pure water In tbondsnee. unfillln under moit levrre drouptit Long Mr and Mrs Eugene Northrop were cataba, Blue, royal Hue navy, of patterns in all the wanted color- yeartof upcrlttnreinvn ifltn m superior knowledge in the mechanical production ot light theie wellw. tieolwy ana actual tetundr all elrcuuiUnce bare proved llifip liumenbe in Bri dgeport, several days this week green Myrtle, white and natural. ings, reduced to 59c and 75o a yard. ?lue tnd the saiUfaciloo w be derived from their umj, guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Value 50c, Sale price 39o a yard. Just received a new line of hair I furnish a Compounce in Southlngton, as the flacnllno Pnfvinpc pumps, pipe and Blmllar'iupplles, tkUvfactory Wl eeler. Pongee in all the wanted colors-s- uch line stripe Messalines in the new UaSUIlIlC engines, qUIIi? and at moderate price. guests of William F. Tolles. I ilitll be pleated to call upon you end give particulars or write fur dtn'.red George Beck's little daughter Is as gray Cataba, reseda, feath- colorings for Fall, soft and lustrous. sick with the whooping cough. er, golden brown, royal, .wisteria, Special 59c a krs Wesley F. Hayes was in the yard. Sipperley's Mills, Dogs killed a yearling calf for O. myrtle and natural, former prices $1 (Left Aisle, Rear.) Park City, Tuesday. E. N. Sipperley, WESTPORT, - CONN E. Morgan, recently, A. C. MacArthur, Irving Water-hous- e, Mrs Alice Wildman and Mrs S. F. In this department the fast approaching season for Fall J. H. Summers and Harry Schermerhorn passed Tuesday in Silks makes the clearance of certain lines a matter of neces- Morgan are carting ties and timber Bridgeport. not to Botsfor- - station. sity that the Silks can be considered in any less desir- We fn Stock O. E. Morgan has purchased a able, but others bought for Fall trade demand room. Note Carry Quite pair Henry Wood, Howard Wood and of mules. these A Number Of Miss Samantha Wood made a visit to tempting price figures, Bethel, Danbury, Branchville and . DODGINGT0WN. Georgetown, last Friday, calling on friends and dinner with Rev Personal Chat. taking Stoves and and Mrs U. O. Mohr, manager of the Cleaning Up Sale of Ranges John Behn had the misfortune to Life Farm, Branchville. lose one of which' his oxen, last Saturday. But September 1st we expect one fall consignment conststsof a variety of makes to The Misses Samantha and Florence demands and lit books. are made In a wide of of fine On examination a small piece of wire meet all all pocket They range styles Wood made a visit to Mon- material, carefully constructed and beautifully finished. We guarantee the working quali- was found, which it had swallowed, Danbury, Summer Wash Goods. ties of everylone we sell, so you take no chancejof failure when you buy of us. We stand day, cn a b 'siness trip. back of our goods and with the manufacturers backing us up we claim to have strength of Mrs Weeks haR had her house purpose to make good any Imperfection that might arise. A poor chimney will make trouble Is a to rid of kind of trouble. Do not a newly painted, Mr Mott of New - I for any range or heater but there way get that buy Mrs E. L. Hanfeld has been Organdie Floral lawns neat pat- 9c yard. stove because it Is cheap, Suppose you pay one or five dollars more than you at first expect- York did the work. spend- ed to. It will pay you In the end for a good stove will last from ten to twenty years with ing a few days in New York City All Silk little repairing, while a cheap one needs something before the year Is ended. land constantly Miss Mildred Clark of Danbury has rtrrf"01100' Dimities, Fancy Batiste, after that time It is a source ot expense until It is presented to some son ot Italy for 25 cents. with her husband, B. Hanf?ld. i been a few days with her wily ilr Muslins. d Awal effects, A good stove is a joy forever through Its natural lif. spending JJ It, entife A. G. mason's collection, worth from Mr and Mrs JEt-tS- Z We would like to talk beater with you if you are lc the market for one. gnndpareius, Mrs Alice has been on Nash. Northrop yard! 15c to 37 1'2c Sale 9o a yard We still keep up our stock of Tin and Granite Ware and if you need anything of that kind the sick list and under the care of Dr 8c a call, or ring us up on the phone. Mr and Mrs Schaf are enter- Henry Kiernan. Extra fine Barnaby Ginghams, Silk Ginghams, yarn mercerized, friends from New York taining City. plaids and checks, all neat patterns, value 25c. Sale price 15c a yard. George Reed and George Andrews Miss Hazel Hazen Smith has been newest colorings, value 17c. Special (Left Aisle, Front.) took a trip to Ridgefleld, last week, passirs rhe week in Dodgingrown E. where they had an enjoyable time. J. HALL, the guest, of Miss Alice Smith. Mr and Mrs John Behn entertained Conn. several Rethel . ' Sandy Hook, friends, Sunday. Redding. CAKE AND ICE CREAM SALE. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. THE SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. For the Benefit of the Methodist D. V. B. Heggeman and ramlly of Church. New York, who have purchased Glen Bridgeport,Conn. cottage in Pleasant Valley of George Home made cake and ice cream at H. are now at the Bradley, cottage Nail Orders will receive careful and attention. Mrs George Stevens' Friday after- for a two weeks' stay. prompt noon and evening of this week. Mrs Vina Bradley of Tashua and Mrs Mi iy Plumb of Prescott, Can., after a three weeks' stay here, the Villeroy G. Hard, Jr., and Miss were guests, last Friday, of Mrs jand warren jS. Plumb accompanied guests of Mr and Mrs C. M. Miller. Frances French left Wednesday Ward Wheeler in Pleasant Valley. him. Mr Fairchild made a sale of Miss Florence Miller attended a morning for New York, and New A .'lumber of the Grangers gave a Buick car to to whicl1 very enjoyable at the home of the Partles Jersey. They will be the guests of the bride and groom, Mr and Mrs party Miss Abigal Seeley on Noble avenue, he demonstrated. Mrs E. N. Hard of Roseville, and Mrs Frederick Mabriey, a genuine sur- Bridgeport, last Friday evening Robert Cunliffe of Arlington, N. J. prise at their home, last week Thurs- Mrg p M starkweather t a C. W. Fairchilu of the Nichols e Pneumatic Water The of whist Church Systems day eening. game few days-- lasc week' in Alfred Alvin and John McNeil of Auto Co. was in Newtown, last week, Bridgeport, was enjoyed during the evening, aft- where he was an auto the guest of her sister, Mrs R. M. Are a success and your country residence is not complete without one Kearney, N. J are staying for a er which refreshments were served. demonstrating Wrfte for and full information. month with Mr and Mrs V. G. Hard to parties there. E. S.' Fairchild Houston. Catalogue Each guest present was presmted at Maple Shade farm. . ' Artesian Wells Drilled. with a souvenir for the occasion. i Mr AVilliam A. Swan and Mrsi Mrs Alice Wildman spent last week j Professional Cards. Clara Swan are at the Inn for B. week at Fairfield Beach with fiiends Ridge STEPHEN CHURCH, several week .' from Danbury. siay. Engineer and Contractor for Complete Water Supply Outfits, William C. Sanford is quite ser- Nurses' Registry & Home, Dr F. E. JlldSOn, Emil new ill at his home in Ploisant 1088 Fairfield Ave., Telephone 834, Conn., and , 66 St., Boston, Mass. Nardine has a iously Seymour, High Bridgeport, Conn., UfclNUM, Buick car, purchased Valley. Dr Smith is attending him. 57 Telephone Connection. touring Supplies nurses of all grades. Special Center sfc Battel, Conn, of the Nichols Auto Co., of Nichols. Daniel Sanford gave a very in- attention Riven to the requirements ot Georgetown office at H. J. Remsen't structive and taik on each case. Call receive prompt atten-- residence, open Wednesdays from 9 a. They delivered it to him, last Satur interesting1 tion in or out of town, day or m., to 2 p. m.; after 2 p. m., by appoint- - night- day. rural schools, before the Grange, last Graduates In charge. Miss B. B. Bony- ment man, Miss M. K .Morgan. week Wednesday, at their regular Miss Mary Keating is enjoying a meeting, which was much enjoyed Bridgeport two weeks' at Fairfield lieach. stay by all who v ere present. C. E. Miss crania Jennings and D. Osborne, Jr., Miss Margaret Brown is spending STEPNEY.:CONN. Business college Thorpe of Southport were guests, last her two weeks vacation camping out Ethel M. Peck, R S CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Friday, of Mrs E. P. Sanford in Paintin and PaPer Hanging, in Little York, with the other young Newtow. Conn. Pleasant Valley. Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all workguar- - 1 eaCfter PiaiVO. anteed. Estimates furnished. people. Missfs Emma and Ruth Read and T..A.fU gladly Will go out of town when necessary. TEACHES THE REASONS AS Miss Ann Banks are enjoying an Mr and Mrs C. A. Peale are enter- Best of References. . WELL AS THE DETAILS OF auto trip through Massachusetts 1 taining company from Jersey City with. Marshall Driggs in his fine tour-i- t BUSINESS. and New York City. S car, Mrs. James Gordon, DR. S. E. ALLEN, H. C. M. Thompson and family, who Teacher conn. 8 Mrs Howard Jelleme of Passaic, Violin, Piano, Mandulin, ;hattertown. School Rooms open, and Teachers in Attendance from a. m. to have betn several weeks at P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot. Conn n. sp idipg 9, 30 a. m. to 3.30 m. N. J., is visiting Miss Lucy F. Black-ma- Class Lessons. Ensemble. 5 p. m. Day sessions from p. Mrs Dewey' 3 cottage in Pleasant Administer of Massage Treatments Sped- - ' rnvxTTTTrTTT a"s' m treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, Vail returned, last week Friday, NEWlOWiN, heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. Medicine furnished for this treatment. worn to tuir.home in New Haven. j ., BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS! COLLEGE, It is satisfactory which Terms reasonable. Consultation free. most people demand when having Court Exchange Building, Tel, 1335. their watches and jewelry repaired. Nichols W. J. BEECHER, . is Alexander Noe, Office Open Evenings. If it good work at a reasonable Attorney-at-La- AFFAIRSTOF price you want, call and see us about LOCAL INTEREST. . Rooms 25 and 26 Sanford Bdlg, Veterinary Dentist, your next job. We also include in Bridgeport. John B. Nichols attended the Office In Newtown open on Saturday' P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. our work and from 8 a. to 3.30 m. spectacle eye glass Dairymen's Association meeting at m., p. Mail orderspromptly attended'to. also the of repairs, matching special Hartford, last Week, ana report a IF YOU NEED lenses ot .kino, at short notice. V. any very helpful and instructive meet J. Gale, M. 1)., Reid & Todd, Jewelers and op- of the material it will be to our rdutua ing. Office in the David Beers Residence, 1)1 Any following .Street. tjflttflm. ticians, 1054 Main street, Bridge- who has beer. Newtown ' benefit if will me the opportunity to quote prices. My stock Harry Schafer, Office hours: m- - t0 an you give port, Conn. 8t0g ' DENTIST and prompt delivery assured. spending a wee here with Mr and is complete Bank (5 kinds in stock), Sa$h, Doors, Blinds, Mrs Er-- L. Hitt, returned home, last Strmt. Nsw Milfobd. Lumber, Timber, Shingles, Robert H. Beers, the capable mana- Window Frames, Mouldings, flantles, Tile Facings and Hearth Tile, Building week. While here he enjoyed a of S. N. T. Co., ar- Dr. Walter H. Kieknan, te, Qenasco and Elastikote Roofings, Brick, ger the E. has Papers, Amatite, trip to Hartford with Mr Hitt. " & Lime Hair, Portland Cement, Adamant Plaster, Sackett's Wall Board, Sew ranged for the extension of the tele- physician AfCD suRGfau., Oscar Pitzschler Son, both International & Plow Co. Line, Pitts- Richard Smith sold his horse, er Pipe, Farm Implements, Eddy phone line from Amos Hawley's cor- Office Hours: 8 to m., T"to. fnd BarDe" ant Hairdressers, Farm Netting, Weber Farm Wagons, Paints andOils, last week, to Mr Naggie. to 8 m. 18. burgh Fence, Poultry ner to tne James Coles place, now oc- p. Telephone: NEWTOWN. 'SANDY'HOOK. our Red Barn Paint) Builders Hardware and Barbed Wire. Mrs H. Hitt of Bridgeport is with (try cupied by Matthew Mullane. Newtown shop open everyiday. SandyHook her son, E. L. for a few months' - Hitt, DENTAL PARLORS. 0nDi0ySSwwkkday- E. C. PfcATT, The Lumber Man, stay. E. M. PecK has been having his Expert dentistry, painless and reliable POOL TABLE. . There was ball last modern Hawleyville, Conn. house and barns all brightened with a good game, Most and scientific appliances between the home team used for painless operations. a new coat of paint. W. B. Canfield Saturday, and the Brookside team of Bridge- dr. c.b. blackman, General Repairm?;. and F. N. Davis of Easton did the Surgeon Dentist Office in Postoffice work. Canfield & Davis have also port. Block. Kew Milford, Conn. Bicycles Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms Mr and Mrs William E. Miller, Mrs Cash. just completed the contract of paint- J0HN w B00TH The good and Sarah Costello, Miss Estella Latish Piano ing Mrs Dennis Crowe's barn in liming. hoxM NewMllfurj,Conn. satisfactory kind are of and Richard Vicker made at the Huntington and now have thi con Bridgeport Max A. Crass, well known piano tuner and family were all guests, last of Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Stein- - tract for painting a large barn for way & Sons, Mfgr., N. Y., and successor PV, X)Y Q TaJ J Blackman Studio, mr and Mrs C. III- Li -- It- )fl II H. B. Coger at Botsford. Saturday evening, at of late Fred Beyer, will be pleased to VVtVXj TAYLOR & HUBBELL, 67 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. M. Miller. attend to your piano tun'ng. Orders b left at The Bee office, Newtown. VclfcKIiAKI dUKUtUN, Station. Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and mT Newtown . George W. Stuart and W.t Walter Mr and Mrs Timothy Gorman of Will be In Newtown every month. Npw MilfVvril Supplies. Bridgeport address. 438 West Avenue. AUIvrul WHin. Finch spent last Sunday at Lake Carbondale, Pa., have returned home THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 109. Bag 0! The Newtown Bea ESTABLISHED 1840. Newtown, Frlduy, August 27, 1909. Waterbury'i Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitters to Men rr Washington. Rightly-Mad- e HaU High Clam Tailoring, Clothing, Furnishing and Shoes. TUB MUSICAL EVENT OP TIIK YSAIt. Reductions on Tlirt old hiiw, "It never rains hut v It imiirx." would wry cusily apply to .d vtf 77 nit hrro. The entertainments are MEN'S ODD TROUSERS. coiiiIiik thick unil fiint, but the "piece do UoHlHtawo" will reach Our entire stock of "llitfitly Made" ami "Collejro Brand' on Friday evening, August 27, when tlothi'i ut bitf priio reductions is an ollVr to .vnur mlvantujre the WuKhlnaion Choral club, assisted for tlio last woi'ks of summer; or, if your intentions uro for a by the Lltthlleld Singing club, will selection from tlw now full stock, you can piece out that light-woiyi- it give lis annual summer concert. suit It.v the purchase of extra trousers. Our trouser Mlm Hudson of New York City, than stock 1ms umlersrone a bijr cut in price, and your choice may whom no soprano outside of the be made from HannoU, worsteds and cheviot mixtures at the opera companies can excel, and few WASHBURN-CROSBYC- following prices: eijiiul her, will slug again. She was a Brent fnvorito last season. The Are Now f!m A I $7."0 Trousers $5.00 always satisfying Dannreuther String h Urn II.OO Trousers for 4.45 orchestra will he with us; also Mrs o ()() Trousers for 3.45 Wendling, the accompanist, who does 4.0" Trourers for 2.95 such excellent work In her quiet Flour 0 D. Woodruff will as 3 Arthur :i..r0 Trousers for 2.45 way. 0 usual "he the conductor and he lias for 8.00 Troiibew 1.95 0 arranged a most attractive program, s 2.00 Trousers for 1.65 0 a copy of which appears below. As . IM.lMfWlHJ, H 0 will be seen, many old favorites and W 0 0 celeorated pieces will be sung. We J. B. MULLINGS & SON, hear a sound of bells afternoons and 0 0 we are told that we are to get a of others so that he was an excep- 97 to 103 Dank 88 to 90 South Main 0 for the women's chorus, In 0 Street, Street, novelty tionally useful and va'uable man lr. the all 0 WATEBBURY 0 which "Angelus" rings the whole work of the field. When the The bells are 0 through song. he knew that the end drew near 0 made Ci steel tubes. All who have t..ere was no need for pre parati heard the rehearsals are enthusiastic for the homeward flight of the soul. those who have heard the former and When the final' wora came the Mas- concerts of these "clubs, combined, went 9 ter found him ready and he nmnmm know that if they stay away, they'll mwwm joyfully to be with his Lord. We lose the event of the season and a m are grateful indeed to our Fathei first class metropolitan concert. The Green Mountain Silos, that He gave him to the cuurch for program . the brief years even. Life has been m PART ONE. I Ross Cutters and Blowers, better and purer and more hopeful Largo. (Xerxes, because he has been with us. Would Orchestra and chorus. Fairbanks Gasoline Engines, God that his mantle of great faith A of Life, Cycle might fall upon many in this parish. Mss Caroline Hudson. 2 Corn Harvesters, "Well done, good ana faithful ser- Summer Sunshine, Women's Chorus. vant, enter thou into the joy of thy ID Dick's Blizzard Blowers. The Dannreuther String Orchestra. Lcrd." Mrs Humphrey is left all a. 'Melody. b. Barcarole. ' VV alo-i- and the sorrow is a heavy one. ht "Hear Motett, My Prayer, She will return to the city in a few PEACH BASKETS. Miss Hudson and Chorus. Av s and unJertake the sorrowful tART TWO. task of breaking up the homo. Just 8 We have a few second-han- d Cutters and Blowers 0 World, thou art wondrous fair," what she win do in the future is not Cheap for Cash. Miss Hudson and Men's Chorus. yet decided. She will have the lov- The Dannreuther String Orchestra. of ft WINE AND CIDER PRESSES. 6 ing prayers and tender sympathy 0 a. Aberdlied. b. Un petit rein. the church in all. " (I The Angelus,, Woman's Chorus. a. "Come, Sweet Morning." ' Following hot on the trail of the even- b. "My Friend," "Cafe Chantant" of Saturday Farmers' Supply & Roofing Co., ci "Damon," ing, August 14, came the great four-a- ct d. "Will o' the Wisp," cotredy, "For One Night Only." 256 Middle' St., Bridgeport. Miss Caroline Hudson. This play ran at Daly's theater, New Inflamatus, Miss Hudson and Chorus. York City, for montns, when those finished comedy actors. Ada Rehan, B8tS9&808 oooooooo 000000 A GREAT SUCCESS. John liew, James Lewis and Mrs - The "Cafe Chantant" at Washing- Gilbert weiu together in one com- i'll ton, on Saturday evening of 'last pany. It was under the name 'A -- - - & - week was one of those charming con- Night Off," a translation made bv ' ' so often ' by the ihat dean of adapt- ceptions enjoyed AufiusJe Daly, ARTHUR D. WOODRUFF, people of that place. A happy com- ers of Genuaa and French plays for SUMMER COOLERS, munity of ideas from start to finish. the stage, 'the cast for the Wash- The Talented New York Musical Director and Author, Who Is Once More Tne beautiful hail, arranged with given in the to Direct the Concerts to be Given in Washington, Friday Night Stable Sheets, Lap Robes, ington jerfornwee tah'es fo- - the many and boxes for the Club house on the 21st of this week, and in Litchfield, Saturday Night, the Most Harness of Description. Saturday, Every few, was brilliantly lighted; the contained some c the best of the Notable Events of the Year in Litchfield County. ladies In costumes, and us well as of the II I in & young fancy older players young- ... W. W. Stevens Co., -- everything done a la Parieienne" er set & .d each part was well fitted tea and sale at the Town hall, Mon- - The town school committee met at 16 Whitest., Danbury, Conn. a festive as the The was made indeeu scene, "or the one taking it. play day evening, September 6, beginning the Town hall on Tuesday, August Harness Repaired. ice cream situations' the people enjoyed their fi ll of screamingl" funny at 7 p. m. A small fee for admission 17, at 10 a.m. Four applications and lemonade. The orchestra gave ard the Company piactically gave up will be charged and a fine time is from pupils to attend high schools choice selections interspersed with its entire time to it and it proveed'to assured. " have been received. vaudeville, given by tne young peo- as great a success as those other ple Recitations, dancing, songs, The Banker's Daughter, and an exhibition. & The Private finally aeroplane Nancy Co., Secretary, Announcements of Bethel Business Men. The greatest enthusiasm was mani- etc., given several years ago. Those fested in the "flier" and many local who missed it lost one of the charm- Time & hits were instantly appreciated. events of the season. $ Vacation ( ing When the show was over the floor the Best S3 Will soon be here. Don't put off until the last vk Quality was cleared and the young people South Britain. , ' for the 1 Is What you always when you buy minute to provide yourself necessary going away things. enjoyed an uour o. ancing. It was get your 3 rnm maw nnA VAlir r PURCHASE NEWS. Q VU1IIC IlUfT auu jiwa wui indeed unique entertainment and Lumber hailed as a great success. Mrs Christina Wentsch is quite to bed. 4$ -- -- Suit rase Haor poorly, being confined her at our yards and you pay no more than for cheaper lutnbei elsewhere. Tnmk.- - w y nr o- - 40 A FIN TRIBUTE TO LATE Dr Pons attends her. Estimates cheerfully s;iven and contracts promptly filled Lumber, Ce- 4 We have a variety of each so great that, we can surely satis- - A GEORGE iUMPHREY. Mrs Martin Wentsch and children ment and all kinds of Building Material and Hardware. MO as to the size, quality and price. The latest shapes, the iV have been in the Purchase for the fy you Rev Enos J. Boswcrth, pastor of locks, the leathers. ten Mrs Wentsch and A. H. latest latest Ro- - past days. SENIOR, jjj the Salem Baptist. Church of New ' Mr Lohsa, a brother of Mrs 74-Sout- ' ! chelle, N. Y., paid this fine tribute St., Bethel, Conn. 4? Wentsch's, spent last Sunday there. to the late George Humphrey in the Fred and wife of Southford Wooster-Atkinso- n church paper, the Salem Messenger. Kemp Jj The Co., jj and Charles Kemp and a Mr Towers 'The pastor and Brother J. M. Perley and or Shelton spent Sun- 4? Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. $ went with the body of our late broth daughter day, the 15th, at Julius Ludorf's. For the Best er, George Humphrey, to Washing Say Pard Mrs Oberstedt and daughter, Mrs ton, Conn., on. Tusday morning, and Is it true that there is no better Bread, Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- - Greers, of New Haven, have been-spendin- place to trade when in Bethel for groceries ery Goods come to the new store. Everything laid it at rest in the beautiful ceme and meat than at Doke's store? Eight you neat and clean and the best goods the market a few days at George on Center affords used in our business. tery of the town where S' many years are. Stop your horse street and Kuhne's. Ketbusy-- of his ea'rly life were spent. The Dayton & Hurzler, funeral was conducted by the pastor 'McDowell & lay lOr, wCOwterSt, BetheLCona on at his late home Side Center St.. Phone 431-- 2. Auto Co., Monday evening Monroe. Thumb'Hand , Garage where the presence of sorrowing Bethel, Conn. ' Route 4, Bridgeport, Conn., friends, flowers and other tokens re- AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. - J & C. W. FAIRCHILD, Manager, vealed tne tender regard in which Mrs Frank Shaw of Mount Vernon, TIKI0B, IVES CO., ou- brother was held in the and N. Y., has a visit with her Have taken the for the city enjoyed Not How Cheap bethel,conn. agency ch-jre- ' And all this closed the chap- friend, Mrs Marshall Beach. But how an Electrical Contractors Overland and Marion Cars ters of a life story written among us Mrs Alex Sinclair and niece, Miss good Electrical work In all Its branches 19 1. from full with in a few short years to which we Muriel Sears, spent Friday in - For the season of Cars ranging $1000 to $1850 equipment mag- Hie Ullbert lYllller CO., carefullyandfromptly stteniedto. from 30 45 Free demonstration and immediate shall return ajrain anti to re- neto, ranging to horse power. delivery. again Bridgeport 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN.. House wiring a specialty. ' Also have 3 second hand Buick cars for sale Mr fully equipped. fresh and cheer and encourage our and Mrs William Shelton and General Hardware. Paints. Oils, Glass and Electrical supplies. ol all kinds of Autos and Auto for sale. Al-- Parts Supplies lives when tne battle grows fierce mother spent Saturday at Cedar Tinware, Mason and Lightning fruit jars. Telephone No. 561-- ' so the Economy Fruit Jar, the best on the Telephones 1467-1- 5 and 729-- 2. and hard and burdens of life are Beach. market many and heavy. Mr Humphrey was Albert Yale is boarding with Mrs a good man. The pastor said, at the Ida Hazzard. School Supplies. , funeral hour, that bis was a heart Washington Lodge meets, Monday NOTICE. and life in which God Himself de- evening, August 30, to confer the E, We want every 'school boy and every We are not giving you something 1 1. school girl within reach of our store to come for nothing, but we are giving you the results MIONON NO. 400 lighted to find a restful home. Few A, degree on one candidate. at once before school opens and see the Big of 20 years of hard study and actual practice we when Bible meets line of school supplies which have here at you get your horse shod at Brennan's men knew their as did this The Stove club every night their dlspo3aL Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Prices' Percheion Stallion. Producer of Farmers' Horses. needs be Thoroughbred and humble man. God to listen to the of Mr Everything that the scholar can rr TjuT7xrvr A XT'O gentle spoke graphophone had at our store. You don't have to pay a tl. A. t5SEjiSlA.n O, to him daily from its familiar pages. Yale. It certainly is a great treat. great big price for what you want. You set Greenwood Avenue. IBETHEL, CONN, First Prize Winner in Class Fair. low a as at Danbury ever to is the needed articles at just as price Obedient its guidance he had Isaac Hubbell seriously ill at you can secure them for at any, other place. If you want Good Colts, breed to Good Sires. learned to translate it into the Bridgeport hospital. School will soon commence. 11 strength You will betinnefd of many articles, so . Terms $15, $5 and sweetness of spirit that-- made Miss Alice Stone of Chicago la en-- come to our store as soon as possible, and . - Cash, make vour selections. We assure you satis-- Wearr wOfll. him a marked man of God among us. Joying, a month's vacation with her faction in everything you select. Lenlgn His was always such a willing Berv-- grandparents, Mr and Mrs Philip Book your orders. It Is !the At The DAVIS FARM, coal for lce. He never asked when or where Jones. English's, Bethel; nothing better mined. H.S. DAVIS & SON, Props. CONN. The Drag Store. BETHEL, but quietly entered the opening doors The Ladies' Aid society of St Quality Smith Beers, Next to P. 0 Bethel. "Conn Fuel Trucking, Moving, BETHEL. CT and fitted into the plans and outlook Peter's church will give a Japanese THE NEWTOWN HUE, fltlOAV, AUGUST 27

THE . PRICE OF MILK. The Guide. The Newtown Itea Traveler's Muresco A ranacr Objects to Continuing; BERKStWuTblVlSION. . . WORTH T Drugs OO. Xewtown, Frluay, August 27, 1909. uusinesi at Lost. Bridgeport Leava. S.f.0, a pia 4SS, , for e.ilii, p. ro,j Krnxluy, .30 a, in., T. t. To the editor of the ro. Arrive. T.T. W.00, a. m., 4.51. I.iO p. m.;8jiutay, 1,30 a, rn Kti p. in. and I'll Tribune. Wall and Celling ui,ikiikd Br Trumbull North. 7.J0, 10.00, ft. m.,4.U, 1.4s it. in,; Kiindny, I I a. w ',M p. Sic: In the ly Tribune of ' decoration THE BEE rUBUSHINQ COMPANY. MOUNTAINS HI. BIIIHII, l ia, IQ.if a. m., 4. 4 J, 7.10, August 4 I notice an article on in V. m ; PUiio.iy. 11,07 n. in., a.ie p, 111. Lois Hlli-N- oith. xu.OB. a. m Groceries. milk: 7.U, 4.41, The very host water paint on the qmmtlcn, Haying that there was 164, u. ro.j KiinUay, Ma a. m., S.0J P. ALLIHON P.KMITH, m. Buuin, i.gu, 111.43. a. m., 4.3b, 7.0a, market. Will not rub or peel off fMKMDlNT EDITOR grave danger of 4 milk famine In the I). m.l fcumlnv. I D m.. 1.10 n. in. ana coau can bo ARTHUR J. SMITH, large cltlos of New Yor-- and the 0.10, a. 4.SS. many applied 7.09, p. Himitiiy. J.ia BWIRWAHT, inA8oma, New OF GOLD m.i Vila, jn., i. without taking off tho old coats. Corbett, Crowe & and Bijwm Uanaosh. England gluten. Now, I would m. nuuui, 1.14, ii.8B, a. jn., ta, i.uw 11. uu a. m.. m. BBNH7 M. SMITH. respectfully ask, Is It anything to be m., oui 1.91, i.03. Olve It A Trial. AND Bouford Noriji. 7.32, 10.24. a. m."a2.4, vies Prihiiixt wondered 7.11, Co., GlNIRAL AO at? If a merchant In tot, xilt, p, m.;8un.lay, mj, t, S.04, a. m.. I.4H, t.22 p. m. Houin, 7.05, New York of Life, . a. 4 CURTIS & City were doing business During Change 10.28, m., 26, t.ii, p. m.; Hunduy, TAYLOR, CO., Successor to 71V 00 7.4S, a. m., 7.M m. ll.SS a Year, Cents for Hlx Month, at a ions, how long do you think he p. The Brick Store Cents for tour Month. FourU nts a Copy. Mrs. Chas. Newtown North,,7.40, 10.31 a. m 2.B1, Ethel Parsons Finch, would keep it And says Barclay 6.18. xl.00, 7.21. p. m.; Buniky, t.oo, up? yet city a. Sandt Conn. aa was t.ii, ai. 168, 8.30, p. m. South. Hook, people a rule think 'that farmers Cranitevllle, Vt "I passing S.57, 7.69. 10.17. a. m., 4.17, 41.43.; Bun-da- y. Sandy Hook, Conn. 42. the CbanReof Life andsuffered 7.3V, 10 a. m., 7.44, 7.66 m. Telephone ought to he getting rich right through (0, p. along, from nervouHness Ilawlayvllla Xorth, 7.60, 10.48, a. m., to judge by the have to 3.00, t.28, X 11.08. 7.80. p. m.( Bunuay, Honrs: 10 to 11 & price they andother 7 Sunday Rates. annoying 3.08, 8.22, a. m., 04. 8.38, p. m. South. Advertising pay for the milk. But the fact Is symptoms, and 1 6.49. 7.60, 10.08. a. m., 4.09. 6.33, p. m , 1 Blacksmithine. m.; 12 to Iw Into tn.o 6mo that farmers are not as can truly say that Sunday, 7.81, 9.62, a.m., 7.86, 7.46, p. m. Carriage and Wagon yeai getting much Brook Held Junction 6.17, 8.03. II neb 1.00 tOO 8.00 6.00 LydlaK.riiikliam'i North, Repairing 1 i.oo t oo e.oo lo.oo for their milk as have In former 10.68, 11.03, a. m.. a3.14, 6.40, (.46, Inch l.oo they Com TELEPHONE SERVICE J 2 Inches 8.00 4.00 MM 10.00 18.00 Vegetable 7.39, p. m.j Kunday, 9.30, 10.63, a. m., years, when was more m. 9 3 Inches 8.60 6.00 1 .00 16.00 26.00 grass plentl pound has proved 9.08, p. South, 6.40, 68, a. m., Local, inches 8.00 6.00 1100 18.00 80.00 ful nil feed were 4.00, 6.28. p. m.; Sunday, Lit, a. m., C.L.SMALLEY, Woodbury lo.ai. t aid kinds of not as worth mountains 7.26, m. S. N. E. T. Co., 76 column 4.00 8.00 11.00 24.00 40.00 of to as p. column 6.00 10.00 ".00 2H.00 4H.00 high as they are now by one-thlr- a gold me, it Brookfield North. 6.22, 8.08, 11.08., (.60, Stepney Depot. Conn. 6.00 ie.00 84.00 M.00 60.00 restored my health 7.44.; Sunday, 9.86, a. m., (.13, p. m. column to one-hal- f, if the of milk ESTABLISHED IK 1889. column 8.00 16.00 82.00 46.00 60.00 price and I South, 6.8E, 7.07, 9.41, a. 01., 6.00. 6.05, Undertakers and H strength. p. m.; a. 7.09, m. Imbalmers. 1 column 10 10 80.00 40 00 60.00 100.00 had been raised and to Sunday, 6.(7, m., p. Practical Horseshoer. accordingly, serer forget tell Laneavllla & StlU River North, 6.29, Wagon and Carrie M farmers could get enough out of their mj friends what 8.15, 11.15, a. in., 8.57, 7.62, p. tn.i Sun- Repairing and Fainting! also Black-a- LvdiaE.I'inkham's day, 9.42, a. m 9.20, p. m. South, 6.25, brevier 10c a line. mi to pay their feed bills, there 7 00, 9.34, a. m Sun- thing In all Ita branches. First clam Prindle Beading notices, type, vegetable Compound has done for me 4.50, o.54, p. ja.; workmanship guaranteed and prices al- Morris, Small nonparelllads. lc a word per week. would be no shortage now of milk. day. 6.60, a. m., 7.04, p. m. ways reasonable. Telephone connection. during this trying period. Complete New Mllford North. 8.22, 11.13, 11.22. a. Bridgeport Division. V. K. PEHTDLE L. 0. MOBBIS But we cannot continue always to restoration to health means so much m S3.29. (.65, 6.05, p. m.; 8unday. an to me that for the sake of other suffer- 9.49, 11.13, a. m. South, 6.20, 6.65, Circulation produce article for less than it 9.29, 9.43, a. m., 8.39, 4.87, 5.89, (.10, ing women I am to make p. We belong to the Funeral Directors costs us and keep going. The Bor willing my m.; Sunday, (.45, a. m., 6.57, 7.10, 8.01, 161 600 trouble so p. m. NOTICE ! party that sever January 1, den's have public you may publish throws mud and and Emtalmers. not paid as much in the this letter. Mrs. Chas. Barclay. sand. That la the Last week, 4350 last year for milk as they did for- B.F.D.,Graniteville, Vt kind of ihoes we put on Tour horse. Lane ao otner Stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand Newtown, Conn. merly, but I have heard of no re- medicine for woman's Ills NEW HAVEN AND BOTSFORD. Las received such wide-spre-ad and un B M. duction by them of their retail New Haven North, 9.82, a. m., s!.09, TUTTLE, qualified endorsement, fro other med 4.J&, xd.iu, p. m.; Sunday, 8.0s, a. m., CONN. HOME NEWS. price in tho city. They paid the icine we know of has such a record 6.00, p. m. South, 8.65, 11.10., a. m., 60CTBBUB7, 7.40.: Sundav. 10.60. a. m.. 8.60. n. m. closed noon. farmer ii it? of cures of female ills as . Shop ever; Saturday Telephone Call: th's loss than 2.1 has lydia Shelton North, 9.66, a. m., 2.23, 4.37, cents a Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. X5.30, p. m.; 8.28, a. m., 6.24, W. 48-- L. C. Morris 70. DOING GOOD WORK IN SOUTH DA- - quart for their June milk, Sunday, H. Prindle For more than 80 it has been p. m. South, 8.29, 10.47, a. m., 7.15. p. and years 10.28. m.. 8.27. n. m. K0TA. July milk will be but little female such as m.: Sundav. a. curing cemplaints Stevenson North, 10.08, a. m., a2.S4, No better Detter. Their paid to farmers inflammation, local weak. 8 place HAWLEY, WILMOT & price ulceration, 4.49, xo.40, p. m.; Sunday, 41, a. m., rarely reaches four cents in the nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities, 6.37, p.m. South, 8.17, 10.37, a. m., To get your Horseshoe'ng, Carri- Eev Hardin George, Son of Rev J. 7.03, p. m.; Sunday, 10.18, a. mv 8.15 age and Wagon Repairing and General Black-smithi- REYNOLDS, winter months, and then the farmer lenoaic pains, oacaacne, indigestion n. m. than H. George of this Town. and nervous and is 4.54. at my shop. My Motto; Best has to feed so much prostration, it Monroe North, 10.13, a. m., 82.40, work at moderate prices. Shop closed every grain that, at unequalled for carrying women xo.46, p. m.; Sunday, 8.46, a. mv Q.a 12 Undertakers, safely Saturday at o'clock noon. Terms strictly the present high prices of feed, it through the period of of life. p. m. South, 8.12, 10.32, a. m 6.66, cash. Many of our readers will be In change d. m.: Sunday. 10.13. a. m.. 8.09. p. m. 168 State St., Bridgeport, Ct takes about he It costs but little to E. terested In the following which we all gets for his milk try lydia Botsford North, 10.21, a. m., s2.4G, 6.08, stepney.conn GEORGE S. HAWLEY, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and, xb.&a, p. m.; Sunday, s.bz, a. m., Ave. and leaves him nothing for his e.4, Henry Pettit, Vine St., near Park clip from the Yankton "Press and rough as Mrs. Barcla y says.it is "worth moun- p. m. South, 8.07, 10.27, a. m 6.61, p. EDWARD H. WILMOT, 865 Clinton Av.e fodder and his labor. Now farmers tains of " to m.: Sunday, 10.08, a rr... S.04, p. m. JOHN B. BE WOLDS, 299 West Ave Dakotan" of a recent date: "From gold suffering women. i do not like to Telephone 231. the frequently expressed words of work for nothing any more than classes praise, Rev Hardin George, who took other of people LITCHFIELD BRANCH. Go anu so DEDICATED TO LOCAL WHIST Always the services here Sunday at Christ do, they are quitting buying The Famous International Gasoline engines. so much feed and are going to PLAYERS. Danbury North, 11.00 a. m., s3.29, x6.05, W? are agents for all kinds of farm machin- church, made a great hit with the get J. D. Kimball, what can out of their cows e.zij, p. m.; sunoay, s.uu a. m. eoutn, ery for sale. Groceries, boots, shoos and gen- congregation. He is a young man, they and 7.58, 10.00., a. m., 6.08 p. m.; Sunday, eral merchandise. let It go at that. Another is The Funny Little Lady. 7.21 o. m. just ordained and not only took the thing 11.12 a, s3 43, Undertaker on Hawleyville North, m., service but ser- that account of two severe drouths X6.17, p m.;sunday, 9.23 a. m., S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Ot splendidly preached There's a funny little lady; .4, Sun- and Embalmer, in the last two have South, 7.47, 9.48, a. m., 5.55 p. in ; mons that held his congregation won- years pastures I ve seen her haven s you? day. 7.10 Xi. m. 11.26 a. b3.57, 6.66, end." Rev Mr been nearly ruined, and the present Who thinks a gambler horrid, Shepaug North, m., Main Street, Woodbury derfully until the ' p. m.; .S4 a. m. soutn, 1.44 season has so backward And says so, too. Sunday, George, who has been the of been and frankly a. m.,5.42 o. m.: Sunday. 6.58 n. m. guest She with his 11.34 a. oid that such crops as the farmers sympathizes wife, Roxbury Falls North. m, s4.05, Bishop Johnson at Sioux Falls for Says he should be in 7.114, p. m.;sunoay, vaz. soutn, s.zo a. You Will Need jail, 5.35. m.: 6.50 m. Calls several now rely upon to help out with the feed show m.. p. Sunday, p. Night Promptly Answered weeks, has taken up Put there, kept there, without North, 11.43 a. m., s4.13, x6.45, at time of or Roxbury Some more Flour soon, Try worK at Selby and Lemmon, points supply this year are not Of pity of bail. t.n.; sunaay, s.ou a. m. souin, i.zz, our "7(5." It will nlease vou. Local Tel. 70-- 4. shudders commonwealth 9.16, a. ra.. 6.2R p. m.;Sunday, 6.41 p.m. which available as early as usual, and will She for the A mixed car now on track containing L. Dist. 33-- 4. he served with great success Washington North, 12.00 m., s4.30, D If gambling shall increase, Yellow Corn, N. E. S. Feed, Gluten eed ana summer of a in not be as beneficial to the cows as xi.ve, i.iv, p. m.; sunaay, iu.ui a. ra. Cracked Corn. during the year ago, And thinks a law should be devised south, 7.07, 8.58, a. m., 5.0S p. m.; Sun- Bishop Johnson's portion of the they would if they could have been To cause the crime to cease. day. 6.?3 rn. had earlier. But the worst of all New Preston North, 12.04 m., s4.34, The Farmers' Feed Store, Floyd B. Bouton & Son, South Dakota field. Lemmon is espe- But this funny little lady, X7.06, 7.33, p. m.; Sunday, 10.11 a. m. a town of is the fact that dealers in the city Entertains her friends in style; South, 7.04, 8.54. a. ra.. 5.04 p. m.; Sun- C.F. BKINSMADE, Prop,, Funeral Directors cially great prospective 6.19 p.m. to make out And they play ed euchre, day. ITrumbull, Conn. importance. It is on the North Da nearly always try that s. Saturdays only, and Embalmers, Winning prizes worth the while. x Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Telephone No. 1469-- Bridgeport Division. kota border and to there is always a surplus, so they GEORGETOWN, CONN. very near the Silver candlesticks and bracelets, can keep the down to the farm- Calls 'attended day or night regardless of Montana state line. It is a rustling price Prizes for the merry matrons, distance. Lady Embalmer in attendance. new South Dakota town, all ers. I am not quite so well posted on Other prizes for the girls. Matinee Excursions. & Summer Tel. 156--2 Kidgetield Division. having Spring Styles the features of a milk as I am on butter, uut I have And this funny little lady AT for Monuments. recently promoted at cards Agents known' of butter dealers in the Plays with might and main, Stmr. Park town in the new West. It is on the city And a candlestick bracelet City, Corbett's Shoe to almost to c Capt. C. E. Tooker Store, We have secured the agency for several first newly completed Pacific Coast exten- beg manufacturers here Is a stake she seeks to gain. are of SANDY HOOK OT. class makes of Pianos. If you thinking sion of send them some butter, and at the She fitted one drop us a.postal and let us call. the Chicago, .uiwaukee and has up her sideboard buying same time was cut We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford St Paul railway, through trains pass- the market quoted With glass and china rare, Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys and Misses In all as Which she as a euchre champion, Wm. J. Beehler, ing it from Chicago to being dull. I have noticed for the the latest styles and lasts. If you are inter- through Puget Won as prizes, fair and square. ested call and get prices. es last few years that dealers have Funeral Director and Sound. It is a place where the city Now, 'tis candlesticks she's after, been out Embalmer, of the Church have yet to reaching in all directions . For her parlor mantel shelf, be for more to buy milk from. And she'll wager any money Lady Assistant always in attendance. laid in. Like all foundation work, territory I do not is use None shall win them but herself. Connection. Brookfield. Conn, much that Mr George does there will think thee any for Telephone Sometimes she g i Manufacture be out of will be this, for I know that more milk grows quite excited, oi sight. It important When the has reached white i. could be in this part of the game r. Lewis, E. W. TROY. JR.. as the foundation on which future produced heat, To Port Jefferson, N. Y building for the Church in that part state is farmers could afford to hire And alas she's called her rival Robes and Troy's Bldg., Sardt Hook. Harness, Blankets, of more help and raise more rough fod- (When she wasn't a cheat. DAY: Furiitnra A Nw Li of tka Latest the country must rest. Mr George there) EVERY WEEK der Stable Goods, Gatat. will have his postofflce address at and buy more feed, but they can What a funny, funny lady, Leave Bridgeport, 1.30 . M. not do with such skill and might 4.30 V. JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. Oiaartakiaj-- Ii all Iti Braashaa. Selby; but his home is likely to be it under the present rules Playing Returning leave Port Jefferson M. 248-- 1 For a pretty silver candle, aoout. v o uuck. Telephone Trov's Hotel. No. at both and a deal of and regulations. I will venture the Arriving in Bridgeport places good Thinking, too, the game is right. ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 50e could the time on the road. The distance assertion that Deleware County When if the shining silver, Children under 12 years of age, 5c HON one-ha- lf cool breezes W.A. AN, between the two cnief points wnich make at least more milk Were made in dollars thin, A trip across the Sound where I Sell Your Farm And were played for by a man down blow. Can & he will serve is a hundred miles by than it does now if milk was high Funeral Director Embalmer, town, 1909 No Matter Where It Is or What It Is enough so it would pay. I 1909 Summer Time Table rail. that She would think the game a sin. Worth. Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. a WILL RUN DAILY, Sunday, think it is time some one shed little Oh, you funny, funny lady, except Send full description, state fewest cash prle Ltave Port Jefferson 8.S0 a. m. and 4,30 p. m. . on this so as to enable Treat the do; and learn my wonderfully successful plan. In the baseball game of Saturday ight subject, gambler kindly Leave Bridgeport 1.3" and S.30 p. m. He gets his spoils the way he likes, afternoon between the Men's Feder the producer and the consumer to Single Fare Jte And as you like too. 81.00 STEPHEN SIKSAY, G.F. Scott, get a little closer and not you Round Trip Ticket, ation and the Seasides of Bridgeport, together (iood Any Time During tne peason. 83 Br'dgeport, Conn Di- - EellleyStreet, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral at the Fair Grounds, Benjamin have such, a wide difference in the rector. Automobile Transportation given caieful Smith of the Federation nine had his price as two cents a quart to the Warren. attention. The price of the casket is the price of the and to 12 cents a For further information address funeral with me. thumb split open. L. C. Morris took producer eight INSURANCE GEO. M. TOOKER, Agent, LEONARD'S him at once to the office of Dr Kier-na- n, quart to the consumer. 0. A. GUESTS AT BROOKSIDE COTTAGE Lady Assistant. Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. wound was dressed. Seymour, Trout Creek, Deleware AGENCY. Night Calls promptly answered. where the at Mrs Max Schnell's Time-Tabl- e to change without no- 2. Arrivals subject L. D. Telephone Local On R. D. Smith went County, N. Y. tice. Sunday with ide Cottage" include: ACCIDENT. Main Conn. FIRE, Street, Woodbury, his son to to consult Dr Ros-tha- Bridgeport Mr and Mrs Rosthal, Harry l, E. M. Smith and have the injured William O. Corning of Marbledale, Jerome Rosthal, Joseph Ros- Old Companies, hand under the Lowest Rates. placed passed Sunday with Mr and Mrs thal, Esther Rosthal, Jersey City, N. Restaurant Fred Corning Briggs. On Monday J. The Selectmen and town treasurer You Will Be for Ladies and Gentlemen at Mr Corning was a caller at The Bee Mr and Mrs Jesse Freeman, Miss 42 North Main St.. meet on from 9 a. till FRED KLEIN, BETHEL, CONN Saturday m., office. Fannie Brodie, Miss Sadie Lehman, i of House Lunch, noon, at the Bricn Building, for tne Proud the Blacksmith near Dairy Miss Elsie Lehman, Samuel Lehman, At Doran's Shop Depot. 11 West Main St.. bills. purpose ,of paying Gar-funkl- e, Horse Shoeing, Good Food. Home Cooking and a desire to Miss Jennie Garfunkle, Harry You Live in made our Walter Davis friend from New Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds please, has reputation. and Harry Garfunkle, Mr and Mrs Horse and General Blacksmithlng. clipping Crane Lunch Co. The service Sunday afternoon in Haven have visited at his uncle's Soloman Louis after it has' been with done every week day at my shop Kern, Clarence Kern, painted W. conducted re- C. E. Crane. J,. Stevens. Huntingtown district, by Pleasant View farm. Miss Elsie Kern, Max Kern, New York City. the Christian MASURY'S Endeavor society of the turned to New Haven with 1hem. ..r and Mrs A. Bernstein, Ruth was Callender Bros., Congregational church, largely Bernstein, air and Mrs E. Gloskin, HOUSE PAINTS attended. George R. Wilson was Stationery and tjie Leon uioskin, Anna and Tillie Glos- because they are the best mixed Half Dime Lunch Rooms, leader and Rev Alexander Steele Miss Edith Curtiss and friend of kin, Miss Elizabeth Dorfman, Miss house paints in the world. Periodicals. and others Bridgeport are spending a few days 138 Ct spoke. Sadie Dorfman, Miss Rose Dorfman, This has beeD verified an South nain St., Waterbury, at Maple Shade farm. by stock In each of these lines Our a of our excellent Ocffe. Miss Cecilia Kaplan, Julius Kromik. complete. We Invite inspection. Try cup Arthur J. Smith, business mana- Is aery Pastrv al' hnm muflB ' Mr and Mrs S. J. Experience of 65 Years ger of The Bee, and Mrs Smith, are Harvey, Dorothy Office News Store, ' No smoke The fact Albert Jacob Barnes are Pure Post enjoying a sojourn at the Hillside nuisance: that Harvey, Harvey, They guaranteed coal Max Cnarles Linseed Oil Paints and will 1 1 Arcade, Bridgeport . Inn, Bethlehem, N. H. soft Is not used on the steamer, Goldburg, Schiapiro, fx .BE AFBAID to call Park City, this season, is very much Samuel Schiapiro, New Haven. preserve, for the longest pos- I L Cornell's Florist Store jflfl for anything you may Mrs H. H. Peck and Miss Marion appreciated by the traveling public. J. P. Mahoney, Ansonia. sible period, the woodwork of need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. Ladies Dr and Mrs Miss Rosa- house extreme Curtis Hotel, We make a Specialty of Floral De- Peck passed last week Thursday in and children who go on the Hendricks, your against Decoration. and all WOODBUET. signs and Wedding Bridgeport. "every week day matinee excursions" mond Pickens, Frqd Goldbaum, A. heat, extreme cold, the Cornell's Florist Store, can therefore go dressed in snowy Goldbaum, Moses Masquittz, Harriett attacks of wind and rain. Under New Management George Peck of Bridgeport was In Miss Mollie Miss 01 White Street, Dane ary. Conn. white with the assurance of a pre- Jacobs, Pickins, wad bv town, of only Livery Attached, Where People Three Phones. , Sunday, the guest Horace sentable appearance when they re- Bertha jevy, Miss adith Bailey. Miss in to take the Trolley Cars Gilbert. JOHN W. KASURY & SON Driving turn home. There are only three Ethel Cugell, New naven. can Leave Their Horses. tew ror.r and Chicago weeks in which to these de- Miss Hazel Hazen Smith and Miss enjoy & lightful matin e excursions to Port local agent: Hook D. G. BEERS CO., Fannie Andrews passed and Sandy Market, Friday Jefferson. The steamer leaves the Kent lAUGUB'S OLD STANDI NEWTOWN., CONN., Saturday In Waterbury, guests of Mr wharf at tho foot of Fairfield avenue The dance in Kent on 20 At the Sandy Hook Market will be! found Manufacturers of and Mrs Reuben H. Smith. August market affords In Fresh and Sa t at 1.30; Port Jef- was and .ill er hebest the in their returning, leaving largely attended joyed keatTCanned Goods and Vegetables Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, ferson Rider, isoi It will be my aim to conduct a ;Fust Henry M. Smith passed Sunday at at 4.30. You Bhould avail another hne evening. The music Harry Class Market. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Fairneld Beach anu on Saturday will yourself and family of this pleasant by Turrill's orchestra was of the 812 Water St I ask for your patronage. , Backs, join his family there for a week's sail across the Sound an ideal out- best All hope there will be another Conn. nd all kinds of Trimmings for and Bridgeport Carriages Adv. soon. John H. Blackman. Aagons' Send for Catalogue stay. ing t:Jp. 1 one given Telephone 1346-- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUSf trim. Leading Wmhington Business Houses. The Newtown Bee DO IT HOW. N'cwtcwn, Friday, August 27, 1909 Newtown People Should Not Wait Going Out of Business! Until It Ii Too late.

Stepney. Tne appalling death-rat- e from My Entire Stock Must Go kidney ulsease U due la most coses to the fact that the little kidney AsIWill if A BIRTHDAY CELL'SRATIO.W iruuuiHg are usually noglected until tney become serious. The A delightful of friends slight Leave Shelton 1. gathering symptoms give place to chronic dto January wus held at the home of Mr and Mrs orders and the sufferer eoes irra.lu. Fruit Jars, Masons, qts, doz, GOc A. W. on into the of drop-t- y, Floor Oil Cloth, was 39c ! Falrelilld August 2a to help ally grasp diabetes, " " " 55c yd, sale price 30 Winter is comin? Brlpht's Disease, gravel or some lts, Tea and Dinner Sets, $3.19 relcbrate another milestone on life's Perfection 1 00 0 otror form of kidney compla'nt. Jars, qts, doz, Cooking Pots, Cost Iron journey piiKseu. Under the grateful Agateware, n The joy of winter is in the heightened pleasure ii If you suffer from backache, head- Dts. 90 Ware, Tin Ware, etc. shade or the ninpios a table was ache, rllny unellF; If the se- J K I'. f 1 ii e 1 1 J 'i kidney Jelly Tumblers, doz, I9c Wall Papers, were 1 Oc, now 8c 1; j ft with a bounteous cretions are of and ,1 01 inaoor we, wnen me neaim is spread feast that Irregular passage Galvanized Wash 75c Wail Pojwrs, were 23c, now 20c lamiiy proieciea unnatural In do not Tubs, 55, C5, made the passing autoists envious. appearance, de Wringers, were 2.98. sale price. 2.49 Double Roll It) bv the even, renial warmth alone Droduced bv my. Help the kldceyg ut once. Time by. as on swift while Carpet Sweepers, were 2.98, sale price 2.49 PalnC was 1.25 now oped wings Doan's Kidney Pills are especially Gal, 1.90 HOT WATER AND STEAM SYSTEMS. friendly Jest and social Intercourse for kidney disorders they cure Goods, enhanced the feast of good things. whore oMitis fail. Over one hundred Dry Notions, Fancy Goods, Everything; Must Go . Mr Falrchild was the of thousand people have recommended As I. Am recipient thorn. Coins Out of Business. Now chf erected in old to show the love esteem of sply gifts and Thomas Connor, livlne at 226 as well as in new houses. many friends. The pai ty only broke Grove Street, New Milford, Ct., says: PAKCELL'S BARGAIN HOUSE, So economical, too, in tuell up as the lengthening shadows be "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for several am 490 Howe Avenue, SHELTON. gan to fall and all left wishing the years and glad to recommend thtm. trouble was host and hostess many returns My & nappy chiefly a retention of the kidney S- Co. of the day. Those were Dr ecretions and on more one oc- Boiler Ml Winter, Joy present than !nm casion Lavallieres and Neck Jiir.l'.AN KaK-to- r FROST STREET, NORTH Robert Falrchild of Stamford, Mr and an operation had to be per- Fancy Chains formed to me relief. Doan's Mrs Fred Sanford and Mibs Eva San- - give Are In fashion' favor moro Kidney Pills have than cvor. Our stock contain those that are JuhI on the mar- of Mr Mrs Er- always brought ket, choicest of stiluutloiia and priced to suit vvury dumuiiU, May we show thoru? HENRY ford Bridgeport, a,nd about a more natural flow of FOULOIS, kidney LaValliercs or charms 81.50. 43.50. 83.75. H.75. nest I. Wilson, Misses Edith and secretions and they have benefitted $2.73. 85.50. 10.75. 87.00. 88.00 and upwards. Washington Depot, Ct. me Fanny neck chains &).00. 89.00. 813.50. $15.00. 810.00. 817.50. 818.00. H.00. S&M. fiH.nn & m nA Edna Wilson of New Haven, Mr and in a general way. I consider upwards. Mrs A. D. Falrchild, Masters Arthur this remedy, an excellent one and ad- vise its use to other suffer and Robert Falrchild,' Miss Mary kidney ers." Forther local proof can be ob- Q. W. & Falrchild, Mr and Mrs Ferris Mead, tained at W. N. Noble's Fairchild Sons., Inc., IN OUR Carl by enquiring Mr and Mrs Hosea all of Pharmacy. rJ Bader, Northrop, , Jewelers, Opticians, , Mr received For sale by all dealers. Price BOc. Newtown. Falrchild 0 The In Washington Depot Market, Foster-Mllbu- rn Lowest Priced House Connecticut for fine ' A. Co., Buffalo, N. Y., goods, from his friend and pastor, Rev sole Shoe Washington Depot, Ct. agents for the United States. Established 1865. &' Department Lewis Hubbard, a which was "At the Sim of the Chime I mcelved new letter, Remember the name Doan's and Will be have Just a stock of Imported 997 Main Street and Conn. found a complete lfne of Carlson's Anchovies, Norway Fat Herring, read and much enjoyed by the assem- take no other. Arcade, Bridgeport, Iceland Horrmg.Holland Herring, Stock Flsii. bled and is as iollows: Oxford Ties Salt Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring. Large guests Swedish Brown Buans. Mr Albert W. Falrchild, brightness "of his presence flood with The Fall Fairs. for Ladies, Men, Misses and Masters. Time Stepney, Conn. to Think of School Shoes and rapture your soul and his sweet peace Selecting My dear Brother i'airchild: Fri here will be found an stock of fall upon your spirit, and a whisper Horton's Ice Cream 20,1909, ushers you once reliable makes. Satisfaction guaranteed. day, August sound in the inner chamber more into the vestibule of another telling BIG you to arise and enter in, "for blessed COiNNECTICUT FAIR Confectionery, etc. year, for Father Time nas appointed are they who keep his command- Wetterau & this date as your birthday. Wishing Williams, ments, and blessed are wbo see to remember this event leads me to they Charter Oak Park him, and blessed are they who have Hartford, Conn Washington Depot, Ct. M. BELFONTI, present to you, this early, three gifts, not seen and yet have believed." SEPTEMBER 6 1 1 Washington Depot. Conn. and while in the realm of values the Day to Night Lovingly your pastor and brother, price would not be of much in recognition of August 20, 1909, Labor consideration, still from friendship's Opens Day. A. H. Hubbard. standpoint, they, I know will receive Grand Circuit Meeting Running Races Horse show Cattle Show full recognition. Dates are not al- Poultry Show Ladies' Iudustrial Show Cat Show ways appreciated, but however this twenty-fou-r hour butter tost for dairy breeds. Largest farm machinery exhibit ever Time New Fairfield in New England. Largest exhibition of and home ever In New agricultural products Eng- Canning: be, here is for friend a pack- land. Sheep, Swine. may my You Kemp's Wild West show every night. 500 Performers. age of dates. are not expected Entries to trotting, pacing and races close SI. - Rntrlna tn Tut. Rhnvr THE SCHOOL TEACHERS. running August Is here and we can supply you with Jars to eat tne stones, and yet what close August 'H. Entries to all other departments close August 18. of m any quantity you wish. more fitting than to be reminded The following teachers have been Admission 50 Cents Children 12 and under 25 Cents. stones as one eats the dates. Dates hired for the coming school year: Bemomber Entries close 18. have been into life, my Miss Mamie August Qts. Pints. eating your Barrett for the East ' brother, now in turn you are to eat Center school, Miss Annie Murphy of WALTER J. SNYDER, Mgr Mason 60c 55c Phone 3829. 25-2- 6 Hartford Jars, up the dates. Tne stones are sug' Brookiield, Wood Creek school, and Trust Building, Hartford, Conn. Lightning Jars, 1.10 90c gestive. Ah' yes, many times have Miss Edna Hatch, Great Meadow Write for premium lists and entry blanks to Economy Jars, 1.00 1.00 you asked bread but never has the school. 'ihey have taught the same heavenly Father given in return a schools for the past year. Extra Rubbers for all kinds of jars 10c per doz. stone. And now you touch the mile Greenfield Extra for 20c dozen. stone once more, which marks your caps Economy Jars, per Mrs Wallace and Archie Wallace The date has come. These Club 1.00 journey. have returned from a visit with Country Big line of serviceable and pretty Hammocks, are dates, which God gives. In good friends in New York. and up. refreshing yourself with a feast of Fair. Miss Helen Turrell hap gone to Agricultural Danbury dates please keep In mind seme men 4-- 9, The New Lawn is Lake Champlain for a few r'ays stay. 16. Oct 1909 England Swing just the thing for your are out of date and only grow September 14, 15, lend irvmg uerow ana Mrs uurgy are for Premium List lawn, very easy and durable. witn the passing of years. G. M. BUNDLE. Sec. young caretakers at her home while she is GREENFIELD HILL, CONN. Fair ; Golden dates, we read on the pack Danbnry, Conn, away. Miss Annie Evans has , re Excursion rates on all railroads. it would have been more Address all communications to age. Truly turned from a visit at Mr and Mrs to have presented to our fitting Robert Lake's in Danbury. A. C ACKER, Secretary. Hardware and Farmers Machinery and Tools of friend Diamond dates in memory of Mr and Mrs A. H. Gilbert are R. D. No. 1, Conn. A" Kinds. one who should receive the best, but Bridgeport, entertaining guests from New York. our salary would not allow and thus The suit of Bradley Beers vs. D. A. we have just Golden dates. But such the scenes of his childhood Grace Murphy, before Charles B. Hatch at visiting Green, formerly Griswold, has been your life, a kind Providence in town. ' of the The Farmers' Store. the Towu hall, on Thursday fore granddaughter late Charles has you on and Mirs A. Lake has helped your journey noon, was decided in favor of the Elsie returned Griswold of this place, was attended you have not had to ask who will roll from a visit in New Haven and West Wednesday afternoon in the plaintiff. Attorney Will Fairchild Baptist the stone away, but year by year Haven. church. She died in al was counsel for the plaintiff. Hartford hospi-i- Providence has enriched life your The recent have Mrs Theron Minor and Miss Myrtie ard leave", a husband and an In- The heavy raits with heaven's generous gifts. D. Minor of are at fant hild to mourn her loss. Jnter-lne- nt washed some of the hill roads badly. Waterbury guests dates are golden. Crest. :n t.heDantat'. Ernest Stevtns went to Pridgcport Breezy cemetery. A handkerchief li ever prominent Mr and Mrs J. M. Smith and Mr Conn. on Monday to buy stock for his shop. Shelton, in the empire of utilities. Her Mrs F. P.. Terrill attended the Mr and Mrs M. J. Barrett and son, aid white presence graces every occasion funeral of Ira Emmons in Morris on THE CRIME OF IDLENESS. of Danbury, visited at Richard Bar- of note and what is man without a Sunday. South ttrltcln Announcements. rett'- on Sunday. Idleness means I handkerchief! The linen handker or J. D. Dayton and trouble for anyone. Game Warden Foster mo' Will It's the same with a liver. chief is not used to wipe away tears attended the clam lazy It Wiion went 1c Bearse'e imd on George Wright causes headache, Jaun- NOTICE. or no, Is to onstipation sorrow, oh, but it help bake at Bantam Lake, last week. dice, sallow complexion, pimples and Season On and 1 Saturday nig t and caught, a good Canning after May I will be at my absorb tears of joy. May yours be a The at Crest went blotches, loss of old stand in South Britain prepared to of th. ran across guests Breezy appetite, nausea, but string p. They Dr New ban- Is now on. no better jars than the Mason and do any b isinpss in my lino. Thanking joyous birthday and as you drink ' on a straw ride and picnic to Bantam King's Life, Pills soon Easy Seal lines both in pints and quarts also my friends for their patronage in the "Tin Can V''ilie and "Vim of Grext ish liver troubles and build up fu-tu- tne chalice of your extra tops and rjibbers for both and the prices past and solicit a share of it in the rf luii. brimming Lake, Sunday. Plain, and being suspicious that all ' health. 25c at R. H. Beers & for these jars are right. We can also fill your the cup of gladness may your heart C. H.Bird has a new water order for sugar in large or small Quantities. A. D. MlfNSON. vvs net and se- - put Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & ever be- right, investigated Our stock of groceries, boots, shoes and throb with sweeter joy than a wheel in his mill to run the Co., P. J. Beth- South Britain, Ct. :;red a srai-- full of sol lines washing Sandy Hook; Garvin, bers are always complete with the best goods hag L. H. W. Os- the market affords. fore. Use it, my brother, yes use it machine. el; Goulett, Stevenson; ' and sinkers, which thev brought borne, Easton; W. B. Sher- all along youi pilgrim way, this Mrs William G. Kair and children Hawley, home. The nee were allowed to go man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; 1 linen handkerchief, and when life's are in town. Est. Charles P. Williams, MEATS for the present, for want of evidence. visiting Connery Brosrf Georgetown; R. F. sarvli-t- . dates are all filled in may gar- West S. Black-ma- n. Mrs C. P. Williams. Administratrix, Fresh and Cured. Promnt your of School Smith, Cornwall; J. best 1 The chairman the Board and the goods the maricet affords at rea- ments be-t- he white linen of the Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & South Britain. sonable prices is our motto. called the Board and district com- Bantam. God. Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Store will close at 6.30 after Local Tel. Long Distance saints of Friday evenings mittees together for a meeting at the Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; Jane 1st. A card, my brother, completes the FUNERAL OF JKA EMMONS. W. J. J. Cassidv, Southbury. Town hall on Monday evening, but N. Nolle, New Milford; E H. trinity of gifts, and such is life The funeral of Ira Emmons, who Beards'.ey, New Preston: Wetterau being so rainy only a few attended & ' food, raiment and vision. Dates died last jveek, was Williams, Washington Depot; Har- and the meeting was adjourned until ry Brown. C. P. Williams The Kind That stand for food, handkerchief for rai-- l attsi.dec1 in St Paulf cnurch ou Son- - Southbury; Michael Kilbride, Friday evening, when another ad South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- 1775 coffee. ment and picture card for vision. On 1 m. Mr I always pleases, The Brand of w?s made day, at p. Sipme years ago ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen- - Buy a pound and you will more and for journment until Wednes . p r x i. buy General and the card with its birthday greetings iiin mnns sunereu uvm a severe Biiune teas we have some tha taste like more. Full Trucking Teaming. day evening. stock of Groceries always on hand. one sees tne house, the cnurch, the of. from whi.h he never Tel. No. 28-- 4. SANDY HOOK.CT. Mr and Mrs Robert Walker of New paralysis H. man. Your life has much of home recovered. He was a warden in J. McCarthy, York are guests at the Waiker home, fully South associated with it. Home, sweet St Paul's. churcn for many years. Children Cry Britain, Ct Norris Hatch lost one of his pair The store is closed each at hotne. Your life has much of the FOR FLETCHER'S Friday 'evening or cnescnui norses, a valuable one, MRS LORIIpW. GREEN. s.du p. m, Special Notice. church in it and poor the man one Friday. ' The funeral of Mrs Lorin W. whose life is barren of the religious. CASTORI A My new shop now open for business and am Jennings, Wallace Notice! prepared to do Horse Shoeing. Carriage and Blessed that man who passes forth gdward Emily Special Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing and Vivian Wallace are visiting Have taken the agency for of kinds. Auto Gasoline for sale. rom ois house to his Fathei's house. all repairs. friends in New York for Ernest ferfcuon bread. Kolls ana all kinds is a few days, Assortment of of Goods, The and Fred Lindwall & The man slowly walking through Large Bakery Danbury Baker, Son, Mr and Mrs Arthur Chase, shall run their wagon through Sandy Hook Branchville. Conn. fields dresseu in living green. It is Byron and Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday and Forter and Miss Hattie Archer took Friday. Watch for the wagon. Also these towards the evening of his life. But and Dress goods tor sale at my store. a a carriage ride through Sherman on Trunks, Ikgs Suit Cases. tnere is light on his pathway; oh, JOHN M. EXPERIENCE Friday. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. blessed light. May it be thus with Mr and Mrs Robert Lake and von. my brother, ever shining on your daughter of Danbury were visitors watcu rv way the glorious light of God. Yes, at Mr and Mrs John Evans on Sun happy the man who walks In the S3 day. Kepainng VMM light of God. How Interesting the Competent Workmen pictufe card. A look we take Facilities Tradc Marks parting and we behold the HeaveEs of Bethlehem. Prompt Service Designs golden Copyrights 4c are above the man; and the A nrnn a sketch and description ma glory METHODIST LADIES All these mean satisfaction, if you leave sending TO GIVE A qalcklf ascertain oar opinion free whethpr an Heavens have been such to you. God your Watch. Jewelry. Clocks and Spectacles invention Is probably patentable. Ittmmmilr.t-tlon- a SUPPER. who usiooe repaired. strictly confidential. HANDBOOK onf'airata is glorious and the glory of the skies aent free. Oldest ajrency for securing patents. The ladies of the Methodist church Patent, taken through Mann k Co. receive are but prophetic of still greater ntctal notfc. without charge. In the will give a supper on Tuesday even glory above. Our picture Pilgrim Automobile Trunks. Invited 31, from 5 to 9 Inspection Scientific American, walks alone, but you are never alone. ing, August p. m., on A Miss E. mu handsomely fllnstnted weekly. Torrent cir- One is who J. Stone's lawn. m of sdentlOe Journal. Terms, 13 a there with you "all your FSTABLISHMEMT .'mmFOR JT culation any & year; four month, L Sold by all newsdealer. and The Peck Lines Co., . JEVfEURV. pilgrim Journey" when the last Prof Luther C. Scott of Highland 185-20- 7 Middle St. CONN. jGSMANS erapeswi Com date you have reached may the Park College, Des Moines, la., is BRIDGEPORT, Branca) 0M, 0 f St, WaahUJfloa, D. C. . I THE NEWTOWN BEE, FWDAY, AyGUST 27, 00?.

operation g awilntanti. Jlcr con Bee. dition Is favorable for recovery. The Newtown New Havcn'i New Haven's SAD Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. FATALITY AT RAILROAD CROSSING AT WASHINGTON Most Reliable Most Reliable DETOT. , Store 1 Store HOWLAND'S 4 i luo accident at the railroad cross ing neur VYaHhlngton Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street, Bridgwater. Depot whereby the eldest son, Carter Ensworth, of Are You Getting BRTDGEWATErt AS A SUMMER Charles Ensworth of Bridgeport, lost RESORT. his life und Fred r.offman of this was The lower part of the town of place brought near death's door The Children cast vil- Brldgewater, the moHt southern town another m.aiiow over this ' and town In Litchfield county, embraces i lage end makes one ask "What next?" All wide range of varied scenery. It is sympathy goes For School? out to Mr the beginning of the famous Berk- and Mrs Ensworth, who Ready See were how their summer shire Hills, also locally known as the passing outing here Charles re- Litchfield Hills; the home of many at Hoffman's. They turned to bur- prominent men of New York anu Bridgeport with their thus - other nearby cities. The land sur- den, bringing their vacation- to Jars the estate of the a sad close. A. Economy rounding late Lawrence May, or the, estate Itself, General During the church service here would be an ideal spot for the loca- School Sale v last Sunday morning, Mrs Mabel tion of sanitariums, colleges, private are used Wcldcnhummer, daugnter of Eugene in which schools, summer homes, hotel, ate Wright of Bridgeport, rendered a Brldgewater has the lowest tax rate everything solo most beautifully and to of any town in the state. Stone for pleasing children the congregation. It is to be hoped building and crushing for cement need to wear the young lady will be heard again and concrete, in fact all uses for school ' is this during her stay here. to This no ordinary demonstration; which it may be put to, can be found Proi A. C. Burnuam and wife of and to use nearby. It Is an hour and forty exposition of the goodness of Economy jars. Brooklyn, who are remembered as in the school minutes from the urand Central, new guests In former years at Wilson's room will Housewives are shown exactly how these New York City, and reacned by the Hotel and the Carter House, are branch of the N. Y., N. H. begin, at and excellent are used. The work of canning is Shepaug their vacation this at jars and Hartford railroad. In summer passing year Gamble Hotel Villa Luzerne. done before You see how a train twice a day. The right your eyes. may easy through Mr White of N. Y Desmond's location mentioned Is 25 minutes Poughkeepsie, and meats and with his sister, Miss White of War- on and how securely, fruits vegetables from the railroad station, through wick, N. Y., visited their sister, Mrs high hills and ozone laden air. The Monday are canned in Economy jars. Nelson Morey, over last Sunday. Miss view, overlooking as it does the and last Chapman of Wassalc, N. Y., also ac- The new seal makes Economy jars worth using, Shepaug valley river and railroad, the week. companied them here. ought rightly to bo called "Over- if had no other But they have Mrs Augustus Pease of New Brit they advantages. look." There is much Indian history ain arrived at Sherman Cogswell's, others a wide mouth that makes filling connected with the surrounding including last week, for her usual annual stay country, lying as it does between two of a few weens with her Ulster, Mrs easy. rivers, Housatonlc and Shepaug, Cogswell. , I both ndiar. names, and was the , But come and see for yourself. ,' Mr anu Mrs Finnell of Long Is- Free hunting ond fishing grounds of many land passed last wee at the home tribes in their wanderings from East We fare home on of $ 1 0 or more of F. on Christian pay your purchase to West. The low meadows on Benjamin Taylor lying street. we send everything you buy express the banks of the Shepaug were AIn A lva Mitchell of New Haven prepaid if the purchase amounts to $1 and over. covered with wigwams of the Pequot has visited her sister, Mrs Luther and Naragansett tribes, who at that A.Tyrrell, the paw week. lime joined with each other in in attack on the whites, who, led by Goods Thomas Hooker, a" and The Howland Dry pious holy Roxbury. ing musical items, pianoforte solos paratory to the absorption of the came here man,4 through driving and a duet by Professor Sanford and districts of the town. their flocks before them. The bridle PLANT MAY BE REBUILT. James Sanford, songs by the Roxbury Mr and Mrs Harvey J. Pope spent of Williams are pointed The destruction by fire of the Company, paths Roger quartet, Albert Buckingham and Sunday with old friends and ac- to with interest. Persons desiring large plant of The New England others, a duet of cornet and flute and quaintances in New Jersey and New to leave the and remain Quartz Co. at Roxbury Falls as noted city yet other instrumental items. It is hoped York. Connecticut. within reach could not do better in last week's Bee was a serious- loss Bridgeport, easy that New Milford will also contribute About a dozen of the young friends than locate here either for the sum to the town and was one of the some musical talent to the program of Miss Alys Hawley met at her home mer or There are fine largest and mcst disastrous fires that permanently. of the evening. Ice cream and cake on Monday to congratulate her on sites for tents and ever visited our community. The camping parties, will be served. The charge for ad- her seventh birthday. They amused If desirous one could establish a company estimates their loss at mission will be 25c to supper and themselves in various ways especially tuberculosis camp or more permanent $150,000, with not insurance enough concert, both inclusive. Ice cream in sampling the good things spread institution. It would compare favor to pay for the buildings to noth say extra. All are cordially invited. on the table for their benefit. ably with the mountains in northern ing of the large amount of expensive . Mr and Mrs James Lee and Mr and New York and be much more that was There easily machinery destroyed. Mrs S. A. Blackman returned on Sun- reached. It has been endorsed by were about 40 people thrown out Kent day from their three-- weeks' automo- the College of Surgeons and Physi of employment and a number of the bile trip. cians of New York City and local men have already moved out of town CONGREGATIONAL NOTES. by The schools in town will begin on doctors. Close to nature and a great with their families and the rest will The third sermon in the series on Tuesday, September 7. Our Clear rest cure, etc. Sites for bungalows. follow unless the plant is rebuilt. "Religion in Every Day Life" will August The h ead officials of the company be preached next Sunday, the sub- from New York and the fire insur ject being "Social Religion: or Re- Stevenson. ance Sale Miss M. Way opened her house for ance adjusters met at the plant. ligion in Business, Politics and So- summer boarders the last week in last Tuesday, to adjust the insurance. ciety." A plea for the evangeli- FRANK WILSON. ANOTHER GREAT June and since then has'entertained It seems now to be the impression of zation of society. The subject of the Frank Wilson, who with his family SUCCESS. F. F. McCarthy and family of the local officials of the company that sermon to the junior congregation moved here from New ifork in the Danbury; Miss L. S. Hopkins and the plant will be rebuilt in the near will be "Lessons from the Ther- spring, thinking the change would be Because P r o m i ses nurse of the Richmond Hill House future. mometer." Subject of evening ser- of benefit to his health, died of con- South Norwalk; Miss Mary Lepore mon, "iviaking Investments. sumption early Tuesday morning, and Facts Agree. , Mrs H. B. Beach and son, Wooster, Miss Millie Casey, Miss M. Bergman The district service next week will aged 51 years. The funeral was held are guests, this week, of H. H. War- Sellable Qualities at of the Bronx associa be held in the schoolhouse at Ore at the church Wednesday afternoon Kindergarten ner. Prices. Clearance tion, and A. Bergman of New York Hill on Tuesday evening, August 31, and he was buried in the Riverside Herbert Booth, who has been with Sale prices on Furniture,Lace City; Mrs Charles Martin and daugh- at 7.30 p. m. cemetery. Mr and Mrs Walter Booth for eight Curtains, Portieres and Up- ter, Evelyn, Mrs Alice Cato and son be-'fo- re years, has gone to make his home holstery Goods. See Us Jack, Cornwall on the Hudson; Mrs E. W. Bull has returned from Warren Stowe has returned from with, his mother, Mrs Ulysses G. buying. John Lumm, Miss Nellie Lumm ''and Florida with his son, who is the Bridgeport hospital much im- Booth, in Watertcwn. halph, Miss Sadie Lumm, Staten Island, N. from a severe attack of proved in health. Seth Warner celebrated his 75th recovering Y.; Ambrose F. Murphy and M. W. typhoid fever. John B. Downes visited his rela- birthday quietly at his home on N. & Co., Inc., Torpy, Bethel; Miss M. K. Costello, The Episcopal Sunday school held tives in Terryville, last week. Buckingham Sunday, August 22. Henry Hurlburt! Bridgeport; Misses Mary and Cathe their annual picnic on Wednesday of Miss Marguerite Elnott of New Established 1842. called and left him a fine large cake rine- Farrell, Hawleyville; Ernest this week. York visited her father, Charles E. with 75 candles on it. 177 State Street, Bridgeport, Ct. Boughy, Francis L. May, George Mc- Dr W. M. Barnum has the frame Elliott, over Sunday. The picnic of the forgregafional Carthy, rank Condon, Danbury. for his new drug store nearly up- Frank Jordan of Bridgeport was a church at Lake Quassapaug, last This part of Connecticut bids fair Mrs Lena Robertson and daughter, Sunday guest of his parents, Mr and week Thursday, was largely attended to become a very popular summer re- Irene, of Pittsfieid, Mass., are stopping Mrs William Jordan. and alf .spent a very enjoyable day. sort, having as it does a great vari a few clays at the Ives house. Mr and Mrs C. B. French and Abbia The Shepaug club had a very en- ety of scenery and many points of in Mrs Helen Roraback has been Mae French spent Sunday at Lake joyable picnic, last Friday, at the terest in the surrounding country visiting her cousin, Mrs H. W. Post, Quassapaug. home of Mrs John Pierce in New and is easily reached from New York and other friends in the village for Mr and Mrs R. S. Hinman are at Blue Ribbon Milford. There was a good number Poultry City and most' desirable from every the past week. home from Fisher's Island for a few who attended and the day will long point. David Finn, who was injured by days. oe rememoered by all. The writer is sorry to say the con- the premature explosion of a stick of Several men are gathering ferns in George Hafner at the Falls had GREENLEAF FARM, veniences and attentions given passe- dynamite recently, is doing as well this locality wnich they sen in large his water tower and pump put in gers leaving trains at the Shepaug as could be expected under the cir- quantities to the cities for deco- ROXBURY, CONN. first class condition,', last week. An-rtie- w station are very poor. It would well cumstances and will probably recover rations. Puchaia did the work. pay the railroad company to do some with the loss of one eye and hand. and the World's John Charke, who has oeen en Breeders Exhibitors of thing for their comfort. No tele Miss A. W. Knapp has been spend- gineer for 12 or 13 years at the New Woodbury. phone, no telegraph, no agent, no ing a few days with friends in Dan- Best. England Quartz Co.'s plant until it express, and a great number of peo- bury. NOTES FROM ST PAUL'S. was destroyed by fire, and not only Cochins and Comb Black Leg- ple, especially during the summer Golden Wyandottes, Partridie Single understands the care of engine and Rev and Mrs N. E. Cornwall of months, boarding, camping, fishing, horns for Exhibition and Laying Purposes. also and Stratford are guests at the Curtis etc. boiler, but btocksmitaing BrookfieldL. is a good all round mechanic, is now Hotel. Mr Cornwall will preach in STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. Joseph M. May of F. W. Wool-wort- h for a St Paul's church, Sunday. & looking position. Telephone 1486. Co., after a trip to Atlantic SCHOOL MATTERS. Water-tow- n Nicholas Orden is having his PUBLIC Rev H. N. Cunningham of Conn. Zi y, Woodmont, New Haven, Bridge- Address all communications to Greenleaf Farm, Roxbury, barn newly painted. Andrew Puciia-l- a At the meeting of the district com- officiated in St Paul's church, port and other nearby cities Is spend- is doing the work for him mittees and school visitors held in last Sunday, in exchange with Rev ing the last week of his vacation at Mrs Andrew is the Town last week, B. air Hamilton. his home. Puchaia, Sr., hall, Percy spending several d?ys ir New Mil-for- d, Hawley was appointed in Iron Works B. T. Sugden, wife and child, of William Pond of Philadelphia, Pa., Kent and otner places with and D. Clark Joyce in Huckleberry Miss E. of Mr South Norwalk, are his par- and Stewart are guests visiting friends. Hilis. The several district commit ents, at the Sugden's cottage. and Mrs E. P. Pond. Mr and Mrs John Charke had a tees were Instructed to go on and little home make such. as were daughter arrive at their Repairs necessary The next directory of the South- schoolhouses New Preston. at the Falls, last Monday evening, and have the properly ern New Telephone Com- ' England The best way to get August 23. cleaned. pany goes to press on September 9. MRS C. G. KING OPERATED ON MM what you want, or to Louis Warner of Shelton is a t To get your name In this issue place FOR APPENDICITIS. Mrs be no services St get rid o what you guest, this week, of Mr and There win at your order now. don't; want, la to use A surgical operation was per- Wallace Tucker. Paul's, next Sunday. The Sunday The Bee's advertising formed upon Mrs Charles G. King at The Methodists are arranging for a following, September 5, it Is expected You want to get your butcher or columns. Try the her Arrowpolnt home on 'mursday of supper and concert, to be given at Mr Robinson will occupy the pulpit baker on a stormy day the ' tele- "sm dl" adi i ici last week. She was afflicted with the Town hall, August 31, in aid of E. iv. Sperry and family of New phone comes in very handy. There word, one week. appendicitis. Dr Charles Roswell their'pastor, who is planning to bring Haven are spending two weeks at C. is sudden illness In the family and was called from New Haven as .sur- his wife back from England In the B. Hawley's. you need a doctor the telephone geon, and Dr R. A. Marcy of Litch- FalL The supper will be as fine as The assessors begin their duties may prove a life saver. Have you al- field and Dr H. G. Stevens of this usual, while the program for the con- this week, of assessing the property ready equipped your house with our place were also present during the cert will consist of various interest- - in the several school districts pre service? 8 THE NEWTOWN BLw, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 190920.

185 . 185 Main Street. Loyin's Main Street. THE SURPRISE STORE'S Banbury's Fashionable Shop for Ladies' Outer Garments DON'T DELAY! MidSummer Clearing Sale J The Summer Goods Are Going Fast. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Itemcmber such bargains are not found every day, New Fall Goods are Qoming in. Call and see the now Jersey dresses. They are all the rage. Men's - Pants Middy Waists, 95c; value $1.50. . The hew Lillian laundered collar and cuffs, with J -- Waist, tie, ,v Kw . $1.25, value $2. ONE DOLLAR.

nrtai iir i " Fancy Cassimeres and Fancy Worsteds in New t amiiniimr mum, Designs. Stylish Men's Pants made to fit absolutely perfect-- in the newest Stillman Business College. stylas and latest patterns every part is well made all scams are double stitched and ail buttons The first order of stationery grVen free to those enrolling before or on September 7th. . waistbands and in every way nicely tailored all sizes for regular, stout Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting.' and slim men 30 to 42 waist meas urement and 30 to 36 scams ex- - I cellent quality fab- 297-30- 2 MAIN STREET, . DANBURY, CONN. rics in an almost end- II. B. HASTINGS, Proprietor. less variety of pat- ternsnarrow, medi- furnished Catalogue upon application. , um and broad stripe effects all cut over the newest model very shapely and finished. Ev- nicely ? fl ery pair guaranteed Your to to wear well and give i Ship Apples and Produce t comqlete satisfaction 8 1 On sale one week, ending next Friday. i See them on fi Turney Bros., display in the '1 show window. 531 Water Street, Conn, jjjj Bridgeport, The Surprise t Established 1889. ft Store bought for Fait)a.nd m The oldest and commission firm in ter the largest and largest Bridgeport. "most select stock fl & of Men's, Young We are still doin? business at the nlH shnH. ) " v Men's and Boys' Clothing ever shown retail 9 l-.- it-- - i i by any clothing ji- : j j e. ii- store In this city. Many lines have already arrived and await nanuie anyuung prouucea on me iarm. nignesr prices g your inspection. 5 and quick returns. Money Refunded on Request. Clothing Pressed and Repaired for one year Free. fl References: The First Bridgeport National Bank. S 5 " 5 At $3.95. At $6.55 At $8.95. At $11.15. Men's Spring Suits that for- Men's Stylish Suits that for- Men's High Grade Suits that Men's,. Hand Tailored Suits sold to merly for $7.60 $10. merly sold for $10 to $12, formerly sold for $15 and $18. that formerly sold for $20 to $25 Let it be thor- International

oughly under- j"V ' Knickerbocker Tailoring Co. Boys' Suits. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits. stood to begin New York all-wo- ol Chicago. ancy uneviotsana uassimeres in stylish shades and pat Made of extra wear-resistin- g Cheviots in smart new with x that any suit terns, uii cut Anickeroocker pants. Well made and colorings and designs. Dotible stitched throughout Sizes 7 to $1.50 IjO Cf perfect fitting. 16, Made over newest models. Sizes 7 to 17, taa $iC.OU or overcoat you may order through here, that bears Open Open j; the came of the CtuHrla 1 VJO.IUI Mi Saturday International', Evenings. Evenings. will be delivered to you with perfect workmanship-wi- ll 1119-11- 23 Matin Street. BRIDGEPORT. 'wear well, and fit well, and in Dependability.,, Kodaks! 1 UA 10c Smoke all re- Fairchild wiih a re- for 5c. spects "C. W. Overland car has Nuttinghame Company MAHONEY'S STRAIGHT CIGAR, Hand a trip New of 970 miles Made. be in cently completed through England At Soutbbnry keep stock. It being our Guaranteed Clear Havana Filler. Conn. Broad leaf 4 4 over the Green Mountains, home without an ad- uu&me&s wj use cameras, get expert advice OI wrapper, In. long. returning ua. Straight in name, shape and quality; 82.50 per thor-- . People wanting a car of service and box of 50 delivered. justment. dependability P. should look into the OVERLAND." Would be 1o I MAH0NEY, Mfg., o pleased LONG HILL, CT, ugh demonstrate at anytime. C. W. Fairchild, manager Auto Ancelot 28,888. Co., Nichols, Conn. keep Garage The well bred, fast and handsome EXPERIENCED MASON. Stallion make Work attended to. ing with the highest stanJards. E. S." trotting will the sea promptly tailoring Otherwise Fairchild & Son, son at W. C. Kruger. Blanket' Meadow, you may return it, and we'il refund Route Stepney, Ct. yoc? mocy. 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, CONN. ORENAUG FARM, Tel. 1411 Ring 12.

S Woodbury, Conn. TOR SALE Good family horse, harness, rubber tired runabout and surrey, all in Send for pedigree, etc.. to W. H. BUCKING' good condition Address Mr Fosdick, 163? & r airneiu avenue, Conn. Wetterau Williams, j HAM. Long Dist. 'Phone 2; Local 'Phone junageport, Highest S6-- ' Wanted. or JOSEPH ATCHISON, Local Phone WANTED To buy. a small farm of about Washington Depot, Conn. 4, Woodbury, Conn. . " "uiiu UIU3V 11DIC a BUUIU Cash Market ern exposure andjbe suitable for poultry farm. Call and Get a Fall and Winter ' State full particular and lowest price for Clothing Catalogue. Boots and Goods and Groceries. Sewing Machine Operators Prices Shoe and Harness Repairing Shoes, Dry on all branches of corset work. In a First Class Manner. FOR New Paid for (valves and James A. Morissey, SALE. W. T. machines, high grade A TMMlTfl.1T CIA GALLAGHER, Washington ave.. Hook. fll0 lffflo fnM t acres Poultry at Koxbury Station Sandy lMawritmn iftimuiI i i in work and highest wages Ap- every titwindliim t.J i j "Winana Xing Main Street, Sandy Hook, Ct. Monday and Wasmngton every TOa BENT mountain Home cottage, free from rocks, well divided Into wcod- - Shop near New England 8tation. Barber to by day or week: four miles from Steven-so- t, iaiiu, uusiurc aim image, one ana one-ba- and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in all my work ply 69 hnnut nf I! mnm. mifli n!..nn firuarfl.nt.eed. hnn Hon Wednesday. Conn. Inquire Jackson An- - tinr "... aisu KUUUj nnpn pvAnr .ml St, nam hnniu. mnnn uhad 11 Segis." soma, ,rl, hpn "w wku ouur.A VlUKr small ing. Kazor Honing A Specialty. . buildings, also two fine cows and 20 hens. Martin Will ..i.M nt- Va .a The best son of in The Warner Brothers Co., Greenblatt, if wha 9uiu on nuo w.ll 01 King Segis ii sujtiii yrice ItaW, 4 Good Dealer in Cattle, Calves and Poultry, 949Main St., Bridgeport, Ct., STANLEY BOTSFOKD. New England whose seven nearest Cows, 3 Pretty Heifers, Horse, Agent. and Tools In. 39 North Vine St, iVATERBURY, CT. Headquarters for Stepney, Conn. officially tested dams average over Wagons Thrown Bridgeport, Ct butter in 7 Lawrence and Haverhill. Mass.. are the "IKON CLAD" HOSIERY, TOR SALE Good work horse, weight 27;ibs. days and over splendid nearby cash markets for all the WANTEB AT ONCE A good 1100. Price $85 or will for 80 produce on this re fields level and Allen's !KusbIon Komfort Shoe. Bath Cabi- A exchange lbs, of milk a and whose farm; rattle. denrer fiitlnlr-- rAn.u day, blacksmith; good position for the right nets, a bath t ' jjuuiu tiiii fertile, wood for home use, good orchard; cot- man. perfect arrangement without Conn. 12-- Dam and house. 40-- ft urea luein, jciizanetn St., tsetnei. DatntuDornatnroom. itacine Huntington, Tel Grandam and sire's Dam tage barn. shnn. Oimer moves to 70B SALE. Conn. distant $1700. 30-cl- ay state and includes all for only Eastern Distributors. Agents Wanted, and Grandam have records Details of and Muss 15 head heifers, T bulls. 1 black TTOTJSEKEEPER Competent American this other hanntina nam yearling . 8c that average over 108 lbs and 99, "Strout's Farm Guide No. 27." horse, fearless, and weighing 900 lbs. Chest- E T. MARTIN. wfdow. 35, of refinement, desires place in Butter, Buyers' nut lumber of all kinds. widower's borne. Hm all farm No over 80 lbs milk a day. Individually copy free. Dept. 62. E. A. Strout, 294 Wash- preferred. St., Mass. - ' objections to children or hired men. Good he is as good as Stock ington Boston, Walter Coach, WHO SAID v rlaln work, laundreos and 'his, breeding. Woodvllle Wanted. seamstress. for sale at all times. Write for terms Dist.. Stamped addressed envelope must accompany 1Pnlv anil All 1...... I New Preston, Conn. That Barnum Bras., n, nawaa mnn, of service to is the best place on earth to trade? Operators on Wheeler & Wilson Tuesday, Aufrast 31. Address Mrs F. Brown, lves. Don't believe 'em? Don't believe anybody! riauiviiie, vb. i LAKE, Wanted Come and see for yourself. power sewing machines. EE TAX COLLECTORS KOTICE. ANTED A Brookfield Center, Conn. - AlHsort W middle aged lady as honse--" I will be at I will Clerk's office 985-1- 5. be at the Town Manufacturing Co., keeper for widower and two children. Telephone , Washington Depot, for the collection of taxes on the last Barnum . i Hawleyville. Conn. Address John Blgham.ltiS South St Danbury. Conn., Saturday of each month from 9 a. m., to Bros., Conn. every Tuesday morning, z o. m. Shepard's Old Stand. Housekeeper's un all the otber weex aays at Dodgingtown. To old useless WANTED posiilou by commencing August 31, and will office of & from 7 vyANTED buy, horses to in widower's home. Mrs the Taylor Hubbell, butcher, and all deaa horses and cows re- the a. m., until 4 p. m. John F. Houlihan. " Louise, Milldale. Conn. pay highest market price for POB SALE Eaby used moved free of charge, fred Daniels. 2367 NOTICE. Tax Collector, Newtown, Conn. arriag only Madison A ve fat calves. H. R. Briscoe. one summer; cost $15.50, will sell for Bridgeport. Conn. Telephone Ton ran- ti.vn thn tnmhn. TOST, strayed or stolen A black, tan and rebber-tire- 18ll-- . uuu.i.uiira vi AIT ELDERLY LADY can find a good ii. One d runabout. :.5. One your friends renovated and made clean and fox bound with owner's name on col top businew wagor.; one one nob white at snort notice. Orders lar. Suitable reward offered for information SALE CHEAP-O- ne home and reasonable board in the coun- surrey; SALE 1 good new milch Holsteln cow solicited and tjOK blocky-bui- lt bay with a widow sleigh. G. A Barhite. care of Standard tjXJB neatly executed. D. C. Wells. Rbmneir n.nm leading to recovery. H. S. Bennett, Mew try lady by addressing CU Office, Conn. 4 years old. L B. GoodselL Newtown. Conn. Conn. . --1. B, Shelton, Conn. Ca Bnlgeport. Milford, Caranaugh. Sandy Hook. Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, ill'Sj.Yt AUGUST 27, 1009. v

Probate Notices. IHTIUCT OK NEWTOWN w. Probata Ahead of the D'ftmm. Aiiinut J. A. 1).. 11111. ... C. ! F. ..a I E lD Beardsley, D. Read . Co. town. In mild district daci-awd- Season The M Thu Court of Proba: fr Tli Diatrkt ' " of Newtown hath limited and al- GENERAL Established 1837 lowed lx month from data hereof, for A Little tti creditor! of on lil Kmiite to exhibit store closes at 5 o'clock their claim to thea'dmUilHtrator. '1'how AUCTIONEER But' will need 'em The except Saturdays. .'who neglect to preni-n-t their kacountN, you 4 properly attemod, witliin wild tlma, will soon. CrosscttsNew Fall Styles . b debarred a recovery. All psnnni In- debted to iid estate are requealed to are in at Foster's. make immediate p.tyment to NEWTOWN, CONN. , Finer than ever. Dark and light Charlu R, Merrltt, Administrator. Telephone 4P-- 6. wine calf, dark tan and gun metal Mode Velour. IiTUICT OFNEWTOWN.hu. I'rolmte Court colt in lace or D August 31. Hunt. calf, l'atent button, Estate of Hurnurd Kolly, late ot Now-tow- n. Also Real estate For Sate. blucher, 4; and some-- styles on In xuldMllKti'Ua, dmmNMl, One of fashion's decrees for the coming season is, that Morie Velour shall The Court o( I'rolmlo tor DUtrlct ot Nnw-tow- n same lasts. B be used coats and skirts. We are three of the newest In hiti h llmllnd and allowed mom hit Tho model $3. for showing colorings tu 18 perfect at from date hereof, for the of wild I farm acre HMO; t good one to nine two toned Morie Velour. Green with wisteria with black to t'xhllilt their claim for witlltinint. children and chickens, All have union stamp. an imported black, Those who to 1 stock tools. neglect present their accounts, farm, ri acres. fri. and Salo 1.U7. and coal dust The are 36 inches wide and 52.25 tmipurly attested, within suld tlintt.wlll lie I fii rm, tie am, MM. of Oxfords, gray. goods per yard. recovery. All ixtrsons Indebted to 1 farm,!) acres, ftiKW. inches wi(fe, for 1.25 and 1.75 suld Estatu are rtxjuiMiod to make limnodluU) I farm, Ml acres, tawo. Also two grades in black, 86 per yard. payment to 1 farm, 4tl acres, til's). Mary A. K. llurns. Administratrix. I farm, 40 acres, slock and tools, (30. FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, 1 farm, W acres, l&uuo. OK NEWTOWN, an. Probate 1 farm, 2rt acres. ."i00. Successor to R. V. Foster & Co., Children's 'Wear. DISTRICT fcViiW. 21, l!H. I farm, )0U acres, Estate of ot New- I farm, nio acres, meadow and pasture on Conn. Bridget Kully, late fcruo. 246naln5t., Danbury, reduced on town, In said District, deceased. hilltop, Numerous attractive values appear for children, prices being 1 farm, HO acres, flue buildings, TelnphonetO-1- 2 The Court of Probate for the District fci'xw can be left on mort- al- trout brook, H'M; Piano Certificates with every purchase. many lines of goods. of Newtown hath limited and gage. r lowed six months from date hereof, for e white 1 farm, 180 acres, 910,000. Three-piec- coat suit of gingham or chambray. Plaited skirt lawn the creditors of said Estate to exhibit I farm, 7 acres. W'.'iw. " to Those IliO their claims thoadmlnlstrator. 1 farm, acres. itfuiH). guimpe and coat to match skirt. who neglect to premnt their accounts, lfariu. 05 acres, Kiouo; ilOOOcan tvnialn on attested, within said time, will also for 6 and 8 properly In- mortgage. Coat suits in white pique ages years. be debarrod ,recovery. All persons 1 150 acres, 15500. farm, !? Ffllrhnnks-Mnrs- debted to said estate i are requested to 1 farm. 178 acres, Slo.otlO. e Colored dresses at 50c, 75c and $1. ir.ake Immediate paymentjo 1 farm 240 acfes. fcouo. 70 acres fine meadow! I! Mary A. K. Burns,' Administratrix. feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good Play suits In colors. 50 and 75 cents. buntlugt mile from school. g special pumping, lighting of 1 farm 1U5 house, barns, I babies 25 and 50 cents. DISTRICT OK WASHINGTON, S3, Court acres, t Silos of Sun hats for Aug. 21, IWtt. acres of neach. til dm. cherry: will g and power plants. g Estate of Jerome E. Grannls, late of carry 30 head cows; Borden's collect milk at Washington, In said district, deceased. tneuoor. $uu. . g all sizes also ensilage outfits. Said Court has limited and allowed six 1 Hne residence. 3 acres, $3500. j Lines of China. months from the date hereof for the creditors 1 line residence, 20 acres meadow, SWOO. Sample of said estate to exhibit their claims to the 1 tine residence, 22 acres meadow, &"500. Administrator.' 1 line residence, 1 acre meadow, fcHuu. I Visit the china and see the lines of Art Those who nutrient to nresent their accounts. I large boarding house, 14 rooms: on border T. E. PLATT & SON, department sample English Foley properly attested, within said time, will tie Of fine lake: 20 acres lund. 81800. wood and Caulpon chip a there. The articles cannot be iuoarred a recovery. 1 house, -2 acre land, IIRK). China, Wedge displayed All persons indebted to said Estate are re- 1 building lot overlooking Taunton lake, t 8 been seen to be U0. described, must quested to make Immediate payment to acres, they appreciated. r-- - 1 75 on the most Durward E. Administrator. building slto, acres, sightly Grannlss, place In Newtown 15.000. 1 acre &50. Probate Court. house, land, Hand DISTRICTOIt'ROXBURY.ss. Opportunity of a life time to secure a small Leather Bags. Estate lof Hervey M. Booth, late of Rox-liur- y, farm of 45 acres; nice house and barn, fruit of in said District, deceased. al kinds: will keeDsix cows, horse and 2000 of neat. 61500 in the Line W have a new line of leather hand bag? which are Either Upon the application of George 0. Robblns chickens; mile trout brook; casb. Everything very that letters of administration de bonis t! farms in Mlirora, (Jonn, praying German silver, metal, or nickel Prices $2.50 and $3.50. , non may be on said estate, as pur ap- 5farmsl n Bridgewater. gun plated tops. grunted 1 and plication on tile more fully appears; it is farm 200 acres In Redding, S16.000. Staple Fancy Ordered, that said application be heard and 5 houses on Newtown Street. determined at the Probate Olllce In Roxbury Groceries. In said district, on the 15th day of Spt.. House, 27 acres good land for $700 cash. A. D. 1!TO, at S o'clock In the afternoon, and 1 nne iarm in jvionroe, uonn., ( that notice be given of the pendency of said , ne 1 ,,,,, Prices a low as consistent. nuue, uurtts laiiu,j euvv. yeovv vo.il D. iVi application and the time and place of hearing remain on '. The READ Co. - same once In mortgage. Give us a call! thereon, by publishing- the 150 acre farm In Redding, near Mark some newspaper having a circulation In said on Twain, line house and building, $12,000, District, and by posting a copy thereof the 100 acre farm, house, no $2000, sign-po- st in ban, Li public In the town of Roxbury 1 farm, 60 acres, 11 room house, water C. MORRIS, said district. In house and barn, all kinds fruit, two ' ' ' '' Edward W, Preston, Judge. miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. The Grocer, Thirty-Tw- o Beautiful building site, 70 acres more Acme Harrows Acre Farm Sold. or could not be built CONN. less, large barn, NEWTOWN, Should on Farm. Having sold the farm advertised in The Bee last week I havee for this week Board. V for $3000. Price $7600. Every a in the of a farm near fine smooth Country 1 115 on bargain way Bridgeport; 'level, farm acres, house, barn, bill, Write Uiglit Now to fields, rich soil, easily worked by machinery; new house, barn and extended vl.jw. overlooking Housatonlc With goes STOCK, TOOLS AND CHOPS. Breezy Crest, Bethlehem. Conn., will be 600 wood 10 hoad small buildings; this farm to summer the month of river, cords of carry BOOTH E BROS., open guests through of cattle. $3000. ; Terms moderate. Mrs A. C. - G. W. September. 16 acres, $1800.- GASOLINE COGGSWELL, Lake, Watertown, Conn. - House, barn, Stratford, Conn. House, 6 rooms, 10 acres land, $1600 1094 Main Conn. $500 can remain on mortgage. Get Your Farm Street, Bridgeport, SALE My wood working plant at ENGINES. That's the Spot to established 6 Farm, 84 acres, house, barn, $1800. Brancbville, good business, Six 3 acres land. Tools. Plant about 6 acres of land room house, barn, years. comprises $2000. Now is hist thfi time to Durchasei'your substantially constructed mill. 25 horse pow- 85 horse boiler 1 fine 95 house and barn to fill vour silo and to fiet SPECTACLES and eye passes fitted. Q. N. Clarke's Liven Pills er steam engine,1 power and farm, acres, good en dine outfit nf Vegetable to date includ- 1 mile from church and school and Lenses matched and allkinds ".pairs. all necessary up machinery to pump for the dry season ap 1054 Main St., ing the circular saw mill for the business. village of Sandy Hook. ready Reod & Todd, Opticians, for Bilious and Conn. Have a wonderful reputation curing Dyspeptic Ailments. At in good working order. R. 0. ' 1 14 acres land on main proaching. B'idgeport, Everything House and Barn, around a for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Bennett, Brancbville, Conn, 4 mile from school and church. Price We handle them all the year remedy Dizziness, road. x Unrivalled. Once used. For $1200. . and all kinds of machinery to go with a No Trouble etc., they stand tried, Always sale oy Druj SALE-T- wo old Holsteln heifers FOR 1 House Barn. 8 acres land, 1 14 mile - Free sample by mail. Recommended by Physicians. 1. also Holstein 18 and power. gists. September i heifers, from church and school on main road, a bar- When you have a Famous International Gas- months old. S. B. Knowles, Bethel, Conn. Let us gain $1200. oline engine for power on your farm. Let us you prices or G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. WANTED-T- o exchange an auto for wagons Several others not advertised. quote you prices. quote or a horse. M. G. Leach, Sherman, Conn. The call and see me " Conn. S. 3. PARKS, Trumbull, and sold. FOR SALE old Holstein heifer with Antique Furniture bought old Holstein Gr. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. P. O. Address by Side, fresh; SALE-Mo- del V due. D. Clark near Brookfleld Victor Talking R. D. 25, Bethel, Jt. Tel. Bridgeport Clocks of all Kinds .now Joyce, "New r)R with 60 selected records; like 559-- 4, Way" large Junction. Tel. division. Is Corker. 3779 Division. Danbury This a new, a bargain. William A. Tator, Main REPAIRED. Don't miss you. Farm of 35 acres, fine takes the lead over all the other engines. Conn. A position a good all let it St., Bridgeport, WANTED-- steady by location, nice 11 room bouse. 2 fire places. to Special attention given to old fashioned man. Box 588. JNewtown, High Grade Make and very easy op 2 hen corn crib with 75 bushels to look over our Clocks. Conn. barn, houses, erate. Always in stock. Made by MrS, iTou will do well of coin on the ear, 2 nne cows, l norse, la CRAFT & LYON, E. 12 B. of and Boston. stock of E. MEEXEB. New Preston. Ct a fowls. 2 pigs, will be hogs, tons hay in barn, Church Seymour A position running rtationary 10 wood Eobes, Conn. WANTED 20 large field of corn and potatos, cords Wagons, Carriages, Harness, Stepney, engine; jeais experience. 1 a Can furnish best of references. A. Thomas, in stove lengths, carriage, i wagons, sieigns, Whips, etc., I $3500. CHARLES F Painters. Sell Farms 1, Ct. farming utensils, all for elsewhere. Practical Route Bridgeport, BEARDSLEY. Newtown, Conn. Before purchasing of our And all A John J. Northrop, Agent, Si Our long service ard the fact kinds of real Mtat. FOR SALE fine Jersey bull nine months A. M. EBISCOE SON, absolute- Give me a of B. H. Sherman, Stepney Depot. Ct. using the best materials gives description your farm or Conn. . Hook, Conn. A trial will place, and the terms and do 40 Newtown, Sandy ly the best satisfaction. I tho raat. Two no FOR SALE house, barn, convince you. We have a complete JACOB BLCCK, Middle Gate Dlatrlrt, FOR SALE cows, cheap, good ones, 20 minutes from station. Address Lock Box 81, Bridge-wate- r. acres, $1600; line of.' 1909 wall papers, mould- Route 16, Newtown, Conn. m 15 Conn. house, barn, fruit, $2,600, ings, etc., which we will be pleased to minutes to station. house, 4 convenience. We are "DOR SALE One shingle mill! one 2 - show you at your L planer. SALE 140 surrey, cost $175. barns, 135 acres, 14 cows, pair oxen, HOTEL GREEN, For Sale. " well eauinoed for the best work at one lath saw, all in first class condition. FOR elegant 2 acres 2 acres , James H. Dodd, New Milford Conn. "return to New York on September 2. acres tobacco, potatoes, 100 acclimated horses: also four car loads of prices to meet the times. 300 North Main St.. Bridgeport, Conn. corn, 75 tons hay, all farming tools, pigs DANBURY, CT., Western horses received direct from the chickens; 1- hour to four different Boad Horses, Fast 1000 bar- ' farms of Iowa, including 2 at sacrifice. other Draft TOB SALE Place in Wellsville, 1 stations; A. CANTWELl! V Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy on gains. Country City. Manufacturing F, Manager. fearless and as repre- - miles from New Milford State mad, 20 cent on Horses, all guaranteed All two houses and 30 acres of land. Nice and business chances. per wkona Ann Int. of SlelfifhS. Styks - Estate Ex- itei tobacco land Address C. investment. Brophy's Real bothijsingle and double, Heavy Bobs, Wagons. Stephen Beach, 64 Grand Conn. Of Carriages and made Hew Conn. change, Street, Danbury, Jj arm wagons aim Har- For Sale. Wagons Milford, 127-1- 4. Carriages, j.rui. at our best Telephone v from New- nesses. Whips. Blankets, Kobes, etc. We also factory; material and best work- Motoring parties Vionri 25 acres of house of manship our motto. Call and see us. i,n uiui.. .FnrnHnrfi... and Pianos- that In good condition, land, Brookfleld and New Milford u.,c us a call. 10 rooms, barn and What - SALE-- A 125 house of 15 town, are as good as new. Give hay outbuildings. HARBY BABINEAU, FRANK VOBI- FOE farm of acres, am I otfered. Apply aek, Lillian Linderoth, Sadie Eeich, F. 4 barns: located in the center of and other places will find the Din- R. Hatch & N. Goodwin, Emily Winton, Loretto Hur- one of the healthful hill towns of Litchfield TheSmedleyCo., " F. B. Wakeman, Sons, Sara MaeDonald and Elmer Setter-lun- d County. Or will exchange 'for borough or ner and Lunch Service perfect. Carriage Manufacturer!, ley, 171 Brewery St.. New Haven, Conn. Route 11, Westport. Conn. have been placed in excellent po- city property. For particulars, address L. K, NEW FAIRFIELD. CONN. sitions as stenographers by Jnlon Busi- Carter, 11 East Main St., Waterbury, Conn. Catering for weddings, parties and ness the College, leadingschool. anniversaries a specialty. Notice. IP YOU WAWT A POSITIOH AND The Most Wonderful Dis- want to be in a attend the ' kept position, hand-som- UyCllCU V1j a e iiaVllig ore-par- Union Business College. It is the lead- Cattle Notice. A FINE OPORTUNITY-- To buy smith shop at Roxbury Center, am now of the and hi Girls Wanted. covery Age. ing school. It has euueated 8000 stu- upright piano that Is fine toned to do Horseshoeing and General Job-- is within the reach of dents. It has been established 18 years. I will be in Newtown on Thursday, good as new. The price n. ft ad to sue all m.v old customers at my The is the best. For address Bargain, L. P. PAYNE, Economy Fruit Jar, keep fruits, meat It ii, with calves and cattle. anyone. particulars new stand. ' Wp. ran always use briffht eirls and vegetables perfectly; No trouble to seal Bee Office, Newtown. Conn. Tel. 201"O. noxuury, uunu. JOSEPH HARRISON, AODA JOHNSONj J. B. SHAW. Derby, Conn. whd want to learn to run them. Wide mouth and easy to (ill. No un- meat all com- sewing sanitary rubber rings. Call and examine them, warry tsavitz, Artnur isurgnari, Alice FOR SALE Top wagon and will "Grace, John Mary and in A No. 1 condition. Plumb Hall, machines. Steady employment at you buy no other. Renchy, Judge SALE An Q. K. plete, Nathaniel Linderoth have been provided FOR Champion potato Trumbull, Conn. For Sale. with as book dieger, practically new. Price right. easy work. good positions assistants C." G. Conn. Penfield & Tby Union Business Colleg Welden, Huntington, FOR SALE The Bulkley place, at the Rimrin Talnnrl Rprl fhlcks for early delivery; Craig, $15 hundred or i9 for 50. H. M. Greenman. 10 of Newtown Street. Will be soid per .ANNA ETHEL SALE thoroughbred Kentucky head Cold Farms. Newtown, Conn. Koute Stepney Depot, Conn., SMITH, MOREHOUSE, FOR 3 9 all M. .Springs Nichols Underwear Shea. Mae one years old and yearlings, cheap.- For enquire of 16." Corpor Anna Mary Mirfleld, Walsh, Eif-ki- n, particulars Christine Edith Ballou and fine stock: can be seen at my place. J. 52 Strickfus, Conn. S. Katchford, South Street, Danbury. ation, Gladys Hulsizer have been given good Jump Hill, Easton, as Union Oonn. POB SALE Two Keystone hayloaders, positions stenographers by CORD WOOD For new iu NEW MILFORD, CONN. Business WANTED present used one season; aim 'i?'1" - College. and future delivery. Wood delivered F. McCormiek mowers and hay rakes. Will Wanted- MALON- - O. B. cars for our New Milford and Red- be sold at low figure to close them out FRANK ANDERSON, BESSIE FOR SALE HORSES. View y, Lillian Zimmer, Alice Hanser, Edith ding plants. New England Lime Co., E. chorios fianfntd. Valley Farm, Established 1S85. Joohnston, Gertrude Lennon. Ruby L. Roberts, agent, Canaan, Conn. . Redding Ridge, Conn. AUCTION SALE. HORSES-- We will sell at We Wale Morehouse, Lillian Roe and Florence Com- Supply and Female Help FOR SERVICE Thoroughbred Holstein our auction sale, Friday, at ISa Keeler have been given good positions regular Iowa hor- Farm Machinery, of as Union Business bull, Price $2 cash at time of service merce street, one carload of fresh All Kinds. stenographers by Rox-bur- y of several) matched atid College. of service. Frank J. Dickinson, ses, consisting pairs Coachmen.Farm Ho- Conn. several well broke single horses. We will Painting Gasoline Engines, Pumps, Every- Help.Gardeners.etc. Station, 50 head of Carriage tel Help, Cooks, Waitresses,Nurses,etc IDA A. HARTMAN, EDWIN SETT2R- - also have on hand for disposal in tools and Machinery for Mabel 20 4 thing lund, Leonard, Julia Haggerman, SALE acres of chestnut timber, business and At Reasonable Allen's Employment Bureau, Irene Eva McLean, Win-to- n FOR W. drivers, general heavy draught See me before buy Gowling, Ada from railroad. Herbert Wright, norses ne soiu the farmer. you and Curran have received po- horses. These win iw Prices. Telephone. 906'MaIn St., 'Bridgeport. Mry Newtown, Conn. , dollar. Horses for any class of bus- sitions as stenographers from Union highest have on Business iness can bfe found here. We also W. B. Glover, Newtown. College. POR SALE-Sev-eral nice full blood Shepard hand our usual line of harness, blankets and Hook E , F. D. South Britain, Ct. which are several new and A.W. BASSETT, &. WILLIS SIS- - puppies. Bradley wagons, among Sandy THEODORE EAGEN, second hand business wagons. Consignments brow, Lena Cottrell, Daisy Chadburne, WHoili Tin nnt. tttr&p.t, Dr Ernest have Deen PEACHES I have at my orchard on n,,,n A small farm in New Haven. Burlison's Kalaus, placed as fine we have moved around the corner to 600, with WAHTED Veterinary bookkeepers by Union Business College. Curtis Hill 2500 baskets of peaches right FOB SALE Pony weighing Fairfield or Litchfield Counties, state which will be for market about 185 Commerce street, xnis lsineomysiiumo narness ana Dugsy. a. n. consider a ready sale in the state of Con- price and terms. I would Hospital, UNION BUSINESS COL- - September 1. Also Japan plums now run horse auction bury, Conn. nt., and term are right. REMEMBER, M. necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the large farm 'f pries H. H. D. V. D. D. Main and Streets, Is the for sale. Newton Curtis, Sandy 1 Would like stock and tools. Address Burlison, S., S., lege, Congress 41-- 3. round. from oldest, largest, strongest It has been Hook, Conn. Tel year WANTED Chickens anywhere Calvin P. Hatch, Derby. Conn. Cor. Arctic & Enowlton IStreets. stablished 18 years. It has educated pound up; would ouy u.uy huuiuc, A housekeeper in family of B. F. CANNON, Prop., one to BOO. Any breed but Leghorns.ui BRIDGEPORT. 8.000 students. It is the leading school. WANTED A one-hor- to Box 537, New Milford, Ct. Conn. JJ ,n,lr,tr HfinO M9 R N. OVlfttt. 1XR SALE Good farm wagon. Fall term opens August 30. Evening New Haven, Conn. Geo. S. Osborn, Monroe. P. O.: Sandy Professional Attendance at, all Hmr. Tin. school 31. or 627 Watertown Road, Waterbury. and opens August Write, call an in Hook. Night. 146 WANTED-Wom- housekeeper family The telephone for beautiful catalogue. American born a Boarding of Dogs A Specialty. Office open evenings. preferred, good WANTED A position running stationary Telephone. references required. Call or address C. B. Wanted. or hoisting engine; 20 years experience. Eastman, Main St.. Woodbury, Conn. Can" furnish best !of references. A.Howard, For Service. UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN work horses Pair good general purpose TjK)R SALE. A low-do- farm truck, one, and Congress streets, provides more old heifer horse - ...... 1, ...... fEN holstein twe and three rear weight about 2300. also good driving Holstein bull 9.1inKa,MS nnnraw v.i An students and strangers with positions xnd four cows, all due In September and both must be good age. C. B. Weed. Bridge- The Thoroughbred Registered W. B. "the schools In vicini- De Kol Terms $1, at Glover. Newtown. Conn. than all other this October. William Moody. Great Plain Dist., port, R. F. D. No. 1. Conn. Sir Korndyke I'ledge. ty combined. It is the leading school. Danbury Conn., Route 19. Phone 5tM-- 2. time of service. . MAT BAUR, MART ENNIS, GROVES WANTED A temperate man to work on a WATCH WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn. Foote, Dorothy Bale, Edith Holmeburg, the month, at the Brookfleld HAVE YOUR Mary LefkowiU, have been placed as Poultry Farm. Inquire of A. B.Smith.Brook-fiel- d stenographers by Union Business Col- Center, Conn. Tel 9S6-1-4. Danbury Div. INSURED. cook. Address Main and Streets. i WAWTED A competent lege, Congress L Goldenburg, Mr F. S. Curtis, Brookfleld Center, Ct Shingle. SPECIAL NOTICE Having returned home RAGNA OSTERLUND, LILLIAN ROE, my blacksmith shop at saves watch and saves B. and It your Leo Elsenman, Ruth DeWolfe, E. Roxbury Center, and am now prepared to Ladies tpOR SALE An Estey organ. Will be sold A car of first class Per Spaulding, Mary McQuillan .and Edith care for all my old customers and any who Gentlemen's Tailor. Ask me about cheap. Mrs R. D. Smith. Newtown, Conn. Johnston have been given positions as call at my shop with work. your money. R.D.No.34. stenographers from Union Business For sale cheap, S set good second hand bug- iO mtl"h Tin rh am nw fection shingle will be on the College. " gy wheels hi first class condition. Cleaning;, Repairing and it. otT tt ham EARL GAKLICK. Roxbury, Conn. Ttr Iaiw milker. Aouly Mrs H. Amory, BESSIE MALON-- CATHERINE SMITH, Pressing. Keaaing denier. track at in ey, Ella Toohey, Edward Carmody, Sadie TX)B SALE Horse. 1200 pounds, five years F. Jeweler, Stepney Depot n, W. Har-tiga- Stanton, McCarthy, Gladys Hulsizer, Lillian E old and kind and true in any harness; Suits Made to Order. TjOR SALE- -1 Keystone level tread and Albert Dow havo been sup- safe for lady to drive; also one Holstein cow, Hotel Stratfield Building, power in good condition. George 8. Haw-L- i. about 10 plied with positions as stenographers by milking. Apply Teddy Martin,8 Howe Ave, , r1.., L.rm Stjmnnv. Conn. days. Union Business College. Sbelton, Conn. 1229 nam P. Gannon's Building. X Street, TtTANTED Young chickens, alive. 1 S lbs ' ; Conn. B. HAWLEY & .FALL TERM OF UNION BUSINESS TOR 8ALE Six Holstelns, yearling bulls, Ct. S Bridgeport, and over. In any Quantity. Write me CO., College opens August 30. Evening school E yearling heifers and heifers, Church St., . Newtown, what you have and stat price, ueorgo rui August 31. Office open evenings. Send cows, springers. A. T. Camp, Hawleyville, ler. Gaylordsville. Conn. t Stepney, Conn., sfor new catalogue. Telephone 146. Ct. Tel. 13-- 4. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDaV, AUGUST 27, 1900.

A Splendid Chance. - 1 Everybody who li weak, delicate yt- S or sickly wanti to get well. Dr Greene of 9 Went Htb street. New York City, makes a specialty of treating ptttlenta through letter cor- respondence. The wisest thing all Lmifferlnji people can do Is to write Dr biffin Greene, stating just how they feel, i sjftrsr mentioning every symptom of which they complain, ami he will answer - the letter, explaining each symptom and describing the case so thorough- ly that patients understand their complaint as well as though they had talked with the doctor. It saves a journey to the city and doctor's fees and costs nothing. Dr Greene Is the The Loomarwick, Lake Waramaug. most successful spoclui'.?t In curing nervous and chronic diseases. He is the discoverer of that wonderful medicine, Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Thousands are beinj cuied through his perfect system of letter correspondence. Write to-da- y for IEEE bottle of Dr Greene's Laxura for all stomach, Residence of H. L. Felt, Lake Waramaug. liver and bowel trouble. "iwlllH1" 5 Stepney, ter are visiting at Rochester, N. Y. 1 THE COMING CONCERTS. METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. The two concerts under the direction of Preaching Sunday morning at the Arthur D. Woodruff, the talented conduc Methodist .hurch and union services tor, are to take place on August 27 in ' with the Baptist people in the even- Washington and on August 28 Mi! ing. in Litchfield. The rehearsals There will be no preaching at are already in progress and at Hattertown schoolhouse this Sunday. the last rehearsal in question about 75 There was a fine attendance at the were present. The concert this year is to Sunday school service, last Sunday. have a program of a miscellaneous char- acter. the numbers will Among they sing wiy if. i,vy.i'-'-- f.(,.j ' Mr and Mrs L. V. B. Hubbard of are: "Hear my' Prayer" by Mendlessohn, Carter House,' Lake WarUmaug. ;; : '. ' Shelton have been visiting at the Handel's "Largo," "Inflammatus," Ros- parsonage with their son, Rev A. L. sini's "Stabat Mater." The women's chorus The Breinig Cottage, Lake Waramaug. Hubbard and wife. will sing a waltz song and "The Angelus" I Mrs Mary Plumb of Prescott, Can., by J. H. Brewer, which has' bells all through it There will be a selection week with the Misses Taylor of Lewis is spending a few weeks with Mrs by gripr" The Newtown Bee. Street, Norwalk. Vinnie -- radiey in Tashua. the male chorus with soprano solo. Miss Caroline Hudson, who so her Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. Stanton Fancher has returned If you want something in a coffee delighted from a few weeks visit with his that is A No. 1 and beats anything audience, last year, is to be the soprano soloist this The celebrated Dan-reuth- er brother, Chester Fancher, in Green- you ever used, call and get a pound year. m Greenfield Hill. wich. of Gold Star Brand and you will orchestra will play this year. The Mr and Mrs W. M. Nichols of Strat- want more. Penfield & Craig, at rehearsals are held Tuesday and Thurs- afternoons in ford are guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Depot. day Washington, and Wed LOCAL AFFAIRS OF NOTE. afternoon Litchf- Nichols. Mr and Mrs George S. Coley drove nesday and evening in ield. William H. Banks, the popular to Sandy Hook last week Thursday, local insurance man, is said to be wnere were tne of Mr they guests Try Horton's prime quality ice critically ill at his home on the Hill. Greenfield HilL and Mrs Charles Gilbert. cream at Belfonti's. ' Mrs H. S. Burr is still confined to Merwin W. Johnson of Elm Street, her room, but is saiu to be gaining received the sad news, last week, a little.' of the sudden death of his niece, Miss Bridgewater. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Chester U. Reid and family,, who Vera Johnson, daughter of Mr and SPECIAL SOCIETY MEETING have enjoyed a protracted visit at Isaac Burgess, foreman for' Charles Mrs Miles B. Johnson of bt Peter's, CALLED. Arthur Hubbell's on Greenfield Hill Minn. Mr Johnson and Reed, has resigned his position and family spent A special meeting of tne First. left on Monday for their home in several here about a month moved to Bridgeport last Friday. days ago, Ecclesiastical Society of Bridgewater N. Y. with Mr and Mrs Merwin W. Jonn-so- n, Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Henry De Hondt and has been called to meet In the chapel Miss Edna returned home all were then in Jennings daughters, Misses Harriett, Edith ami good on Saturday, August 28, at 2 p. m., to on from a visit to health. Saturday pleasant and Barbara, and son, Cyrus, Mrs vote whether or not the present Miss Mabel of Mrs Tucker of is Sherwood, Highland Barbara De Hondt and daughter, Wallace Roxbury method of heating their church be Kesidence of Col Charles Pickett, New Preston'. Fairfield. ' of Farm, Miss Barbara, Miss Mary Bradley, the guest, this week, her daugh- changed. A full attendance of tbs Mr and Mrs R. F. Dunham of Mrs Petti t. , Misses Maud and Marion Bradley, all ter, henry ;' members is hoped for. Bridgeport were Sunday guests of Dr of New York; Mr and Mrs James Walter Behn of Newtown an ex- and Mrs Dunham. Jennings of Southport, Misses Susie pert horseshoer and blacksmith, has John Nelson has left t'e imnloy of Rev D. N. Prentice occupied' the and Leda Bulver of Ansonia f.re all taken a position with C. L. Smalley James Orr, and Edward Lynch has pulpit at the Congregational church, a few week's at the at his shop and began work last enjoying stay filial the position left vacant. Sunday morning. home of Mrs am Wake-ma- n Monday. pleasant Will The Misses Elizabeth Randall and S. E. King is spending a few days in Banks North District. There was a merry gathering at Annie Ledger have returned to Shel- with friends in Newtown. Rev J. B. Kettle of St the home of Mr and Mrs Albert W. Joseph, ton after a two weeks' stay at Camp Mr and Mrs Theodore Sturges are Mo., a former pastor of the Congre- Fairchild on last Friday, the occasion "Do as you please." the proud parents of a fine baby boy gational church here the being Mr Fairchild's birthday anni- supplied it bert Minor of Poughkeepsie, N. which was born to them on August last and versary. At noon a fine dinner was pulpit, Sunday morning Y has been the recent guest of his 11. The boy is to be christened Ed and war welcomed served on the lawn and grounds and evening, warmly mother, Mrs E. R. Wooster. win, after its paternal grandfather. by his old Mr Ke'tle social cnat kept the party happy all parishioners. Mr and Mrs L. D. Sanford have re- Miss Elsie Sherwood is entertain- and family while here were' the day. Among those present were Dr turned to Bridgeport after an ex- ing a friend from out of town at her guests of Dea and Mrs M. Robert Fairchild of Stamford, Mr and Dwight tended stay in town. home on Burr Street. Banks. Mrs Ernest Wilson and the Misses Mr Randall, wife and two child- Isaac Burgess, foreman for Charles Mrs G. F. Monroe of Cross High-a- y Wilson of New Haven, Mr and Mrs ren from Olnsburg, N. Y., are visit- B. Read during the past year, severed Is quire and under the Arthur D. Fairchild, Miss Mary H. pnrly ing their parents at the Sugden his connection with Mr Read last doctor's Fairchild, Arthur W. Fairchild, Rob- car. cottage for two weeks. week. Mr Burgess and family have John A. and E. Ofa'an of ert Fairchild and Mr and Mrs H. B. George Miss Bessie Randall, who spent a vacated "Overlook" farm house and New York are a fow weeks Northrop. iof Newtown. spending few days in Bridgeport, this week, have gone to Bridgeport to live. w.'th Mr aAd Mrs George Iiv,r. will return home on Sunday. Mrs R. S. Barmore and daughter, Mr a I Mrs rtoOert. Bare-v.or- i and Mrs Alfred McEslin and children Sylvia, of Black Rock, were at N. W. wen over ' daughter, Sylvia, guests Washington, of New Haven have been the guests Ogden's over Sunday. Sunday of Mr and Mrs N!. tt Ogden of Mrs Robert McEslin, the past two Miss Grace Perry is enjoying a on Congress St;r -- MRS ELIZABETH NORTON. weeks, returned, this week, to New visit with her aunt in Mr and Mrs V. . B. Torrington Hill a;e enter- Haven. Cottage of J. E. Bates, Lake Waramaug. Dr Gorham and family are at E. taining friends f;om Pitta.lcld Mrs Elizabeth Norton of Bridge- Friends from Danbury were the L. Bulkley's for the remainder of tie for a two weel.'s was to for suy. port brought Washington guests of Mrs Eli Roberts on Satur- summer. Mrs N. 3. Kill week burial on 10. She was 66 left, August day. ; H. C. Raymond and family of Black Wedneslay. for where years old. Rev Robert Carter offic- Minnesota, Mrs Laura Welton of Danbury Rock were over Sunday guests, at D siie will the winter with her iated at the services at tne Bperl cemetery spent a few days, this week, at her (.:. Smith's. son, R37 Charles Hill. JI Charles on Green. sThe pall- Washington home in this village. Mrs Simeon Banks has recently who lias t.een bearers were Merrill Charles Hill, spelling several Fenn, Miss Katie Ferguson and Miss enteitained an out of town niece at weeks east ac- Mr Hick-o- x. in the with friends, Fenn, Blackman and Henry Marion with her home in South Banks district. Ferguson spent Sunday companies her. Mrs Norton was a daughter of friends in New Milford. Mrs H, Deacon of New York has Mr an?. Mrs K. P. Uowans Rev Mr Averill of but was spent Plymouth, Miss Gladys Roberts returned bee a a late guest at V. E. Nichols, last New week in York City with brought up in Washington in the home on from a two weeks' William Smith of who has Sunday Derby, friends. family of Charles Judson. visit with f. ends out of town. been with relatives here fo" a few Mrs Burr of ' Mary Congress street Mr and Mrs Mark McEslin have re- days, has now returned to hi3 home. had a new roof on her Mr and Mrs Daniel Golden have a put house, last turned from Agawam, Mass., to their week. son, born on of last week. Tuesday home in this village. Allen Hull of Hull Farms has tak- .Emil Bomgien of Kenilworth. N. Miss Agnes Gihette of . Roxbury en a with Misses G. A. J., has been the summer with Weston. position and passing and sister, Mrs Newell, of Ansonia, . m. E. Banks at their store on the Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson. were in townNra Sunday, calling on Hill. Miss Florence Farrand, Louis Far-ran- NEWS OF THE WEEK. Miss Edith McEslin. H. I Smith of Newtown was Paul Miss Helen Far- very Farrand, Rev and Mrs A. A. Davenport of Mrs Amelia Fitch is rand and "Burdette Farrand entertaining pleasantly entertained, last week passed Bridgeport were in town over Sun- her Mrs Smith of at the of last at Lake cousin, Norwalk. Thursday night, home Friday Quassapaug. day. Mr Davenport occupied the Mr and Mrs John Mellen on Cross Mr and Mrs Louis How- of Easton Charles S. Banks Highway. Bronson, desk at the Congregational church. were Sunday guest3 of Mrs A. E. ard Bronson, Clarence Bronson, Miss Nelson B. Residence of Mead, Lake Waramaug. . Turney. jabel Seeley and Miss Brown are en- HEW PBESIOH HUE. Mr and Mrs Adolph Horn and . joying a trip to Montreal and Quebec. guests spent Sunday In Danbury. Mrs Rame Ford and Miss Allen of Bantam. Charles Corsa and son, Linsley, LAR.IG ATTENDANCE AT CHURCH Hartford have rooms at Mrs S. K On 24 the v. L S. of Ban- took an auto trip to New York, re- SERVICES. Mitchell's, taking their meals at tne August tam gave another of their turning on Tuesday. con- White Inn. enjoyable cr There was an unusually large Mrs Miss of Mrs Morri- dances in the hall. A large crowd George Corsa is entertaining gregation present at the stone Selby Ansonia, son and of New Haven was In attenuance and a Jolly even her sister. Miss Nortnrop.from Pound church, J.ot Sunday, and were highly daughter and Mr and Mrs of New York ing was spent by ail. Turril's Ridge. entertained by th3 sermon that Rev Magovern are a at Mrs Ed- orchestra of New Milford gave fine Adolph Horn Is spending a few Mr E'and gave and also by the two enjoying sojourn niuslc and are great favorites here. days in Brooklyn. beautiful solos that Miss Brush of ward Logan's in East Street. Mrs Miss Doretta It is reported more dances are to Frederick Weed, of Norwalk Greenwich sang. Mrs Read of New Averill, daughter of has Judge and Mrs Heman O. follow. spent a few days with her moth- Britain played the organ. Miss Averill, Mrs gave a last week Wed- er, Caroline Budd. Brush has been kindly assisting the delightful tea, Misses to 16 of her Children itatherlne and Isabel Beers choir for several Sundays. The at- nesday, young lady Cry friends. FOR FLETCHER'S ' and their cousin, Miss Adeline tendance at these services seems to Schmid of Mrs William Hurlburt and of J. H. Lake Bridgeport, spent last be Increasing. daugh CASTORI A Cottage Bumstead, Waramaug. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIUAV.AUQUST 27, 1909. 11

wltn her Miss Sanford. sister, Abby Store-Broadwa- y, The Newtown ike. Charles II. Sherwood attended the The Wanamaker Doutle Grand Army picnic at Savin Rock, Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. to Tenth Streets last week and a very Eighth IP YOU ONLY KNEW HOW Thursday, spent enjoyable day. Store of Dimensions fflonro The children of Mr and Mrs George New York's Retail Largest L Fuvereau are ill with the measles. The old premises perpetuate and the new building enlarges SCHOOL PICNIC. HI F. L. returned home, last " SUNDAY would build you up, Incraue your Staples A. T. Stewart's storekeeping. weak week after a wetk's stay the con- weight, strengthen your Thursday, No merchandise on sale unless first inspected and passed by us On tbs Friday following throat and lungs and put you in In Tnshua with her two daughters, 3, the anrual Sun- condition for as trustworthy. New Haven, Conn. cert, September tieit winUr, you Mrs William Atallett and iirs F, B. In almost school of the East Village wruld LIn taking It now. The largest and most complete assortments, every day picnic Mallet t. t a beautiful Ink It In a IttUa ooJd ullk or water section, all the year around. church will be beid la Tbe Methodist church and 50c. and An Dnuuuts people Prices fixed, end marked cn each article. grove belonging to 0. 8. Blukoman, $1.00. plainly Sunday school held a very enjoyable of the and quality guaranteed. out of eight from the Webb road Justness price just picnic at Benrdnley Park, Bridgeport, considered sold if the customer, for reason, and accessible by two entrances from Nothing finally any last week Thursday, which was well wishes to return the uninjured, within a fortnight, or in Summer the road, the first one nearly opposite goods, attended. which we must be the when the D. C. and the Kurtz at the Congregational church, further reasonable time, of judges the residence of Wells MIhb 7 1 Laura Reynolds, who has are back. second one a few rods north of tbe September at o'clock. goods brought been the guest of Mrs Harriett Jones, Visitors welcome to walk through the stores, with first. Our Stevenson trlends are cordially Sewing A colt belonging to Edward E. has returned to her home in Bridge from all nv ted. Ice cream will be freedom attentions except polite hospitality. especially Curtlss died on Saturday last. port. conveniences of the store are Waiting and Writing Rooms, on sale In the afternoon by two The Vetenlnary D. M. Burr was called Miss Evelyn Bunks of Weetport Tea Telegraph, Post Office, Picture In Indian maidens. Games Restaurant, Rocm, Telephones, the charming but could not save It. was a guest, last week, of Miss Alice House Palatial, Auditorium and Great Organ playing,, and will be the order cf the Galleries, sports Miss Florence Beers cf Stratford Lyons. at 10:30 A. M. and 2 P. M. A scramble . for the during August day. peanut was In town, Inst reek. and Elevated trains to the store, as well as Surface famous Nebuchadnezzar Subway children, the Miss Matilda Fohrerbaok has re- the in all directions. ua Easton. cars door Art unearthed from Baby-Ijii- passing game recently turned to Patterson, N. J. in invited to the Strangers the city especially visit excavations, "through Miss I elen Ulondel left on Monday several ethers BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. Needlework needle's eye," and for New York to attend the funeral and roll-ca- ll service For customers who cannot come in to the store, equally Interesting to spectators of her tldest brother. The at the Baptist person nartlclnants. Permission has also church was one of interest and The college whist at the Town great The Wanamaker Mail Order Service Dept. been given to open the oid Plum on tne 18th, well attended. Rev Henry Davis, hall Wednesday evenirg, offers prompt attention, and accurate filling cf all commis- Road by the "Devil's Den" for that Misses and preaching for Mr Locke, gave a very given by the Beardsley a staff of trained people, expert in the various lines only. This Is one of the most excellent sermon from the text "This sions, by This offers an day Smith was a very pleasant affair. merchandise. department romantic of drives, is a faithful and of all of of interesting and Over 60 guests were present. saying worthy endless variety stamped and came Into Beginning at the front entrance M. York has been acceptation: that Christ The Guide Book of the Wanamaker Store Summer-Needlework- . Mrs King of New pieces for to railroad the river the world to save sinners, of whom I leading the by visiting at Albert Wheeler's. is most interesting, profusely illustrated, and te!l3 a great Bureau Scarfs, Pillow ravine. You can am chief." 1 Tim. 1:15. Mr Davis throueh a dense Edward Beardsley, Edward Hyde deal about the Wanamaker Store, system, find merchandise; Shirt den without had no use for the modern gospel Tops, Lunch Sets, look into the bears get and Otos Lewis, who were camping rind will bs mailed FREE on request to Section R, John This which is not the of Heaven: Waiss, Neckwear, Belts, ting out of your wagon. place out near Zoar Bridge, last week, re gospel Wanamaker, New York. become renowned in neither leads to heaven. Fifty-thre- e Handkerchiefs, Doylies, Sew- now having port a splendid time. Our New FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE literature, ought to be seen again by members responded. The reports REFERENCE FOLIOS OF FASHIONS and other mer- ing Bags, Sewing Aprons, were from all us all to be thorougnly appreciated, very gratifying depart- chandise, now on the press, will be mailed free cn publica- Booties, Bibs, Caps, Laundry It Burely is one of the nation's beauty ments of the church and Sunday y "A Trumbull tion, anywhere outside of our wagon-deliver- limits. list home. There is school and Christian Endeavor Home-furnishi- Bags, Carriage Robes, Eating spots and Is right at of the Folios, and of ths Catalogues now to hitch horses HOME FROM EUROPE... societies. The latter contributed in Bibs, Baby Caps, etc., in var- a splendid place ready, on request. of old abandoned all for benevolences and Improve ious sizes and a choice assort- along the line the C. P. Noyes and family, who have room to wander ments $70.10 and $48.76 by the York road, and ample been spending several weeks across John Wanamaker, New ment of designs. nature and to rest school. One church member hand in hand with the water, are expected to sail for Sunday turf." for work in upon her bosom, "the Every home about September 1 and will gave $50 Japan, running is welcome who will a the benevolences for the year in body bring "ome to their pleasant summer home, up have been spending 10 days with Mr engine and all the apparatus for to tne dinner at 1 p. m., the of .00. One of - contribution Cloverhurst, here for a few weeks' neighborhood and Mrs F. G. Heaublein, returned to filling his silo. , Stenciling 3. If Fri- the features of the occa- Friday, September stormy stay. interesting their home in North Haven, last William Ryan has recently bought sion was the restoration of the old day come Saturday, September week Thursday. On Friday evening more stock. Materials. Communion table to a befitting use 13,, Mr and Mrs Heaublein Nicholas Wakeley is a very busy best feed nard time August For the at in the church, polished and varnished their to the roads in AN ATTRACTIVE CONCERT. gave a very enjoyable party at man, trying keep prices call at Chester F. Brinsmade's The .Sunday school library has un- in home in their honor. good condition. The crowning event of the year feed store. a renovation with Cut Stencils, Designs, dergone thorough F. G. Heaublein has a new cow, A pleasant lawn party was held at the entertainment line occurs Friday If want a see a contribution Paints, Brushes, Stencil Board you gasoline engine added equipment and of Victor last the' home of Mr and Mrs Ryan, (to-nig- 27, at 8 purchased Lavaruge, night August S. J. the Center merchant. of 60 new books. Under the super-intenden- Indelible Medium, etc' The Parks, week. Wednesday of last week. A hay o'clock, at the Metnoulst church, Willis Sherwood two days of Mrs A. Locke the Sun- spent The of the wagon load came from Ansonia and best and assortment in when the choir of the Ansonia Epis- en- picnic Congregational largest in Bridgewater. last week, and day school has increased to a mem- "Old Folks church and Sunday school at Beard a very jolly time they had. the Prices reasonable. copal church will sing an in Housatonic 76 in city. joyed fishing the bership of with added Interest on last week Miss Fannie Bickford has ac- Concert," assisted by Misses Olive sley park, ariugeport, Third Floor. river on his way back and brought Sunday school work. of of of Ansonia Wednesday, was largely attended cepted the position teacher and Bernice Rennison home a fine mesa of fish. An excellent dinner was served in a'nd Powell of and the day was much enjoyed by English and history at Wllbraham and Messrs Osborn Mrs Maria Bush and E. V. Hallock the ladles of the church the hall by all. academy, Massachusetts. Stepney. The admission is 15c and a at Savin of oneness enloyed day's outing and an excellent spirit want some coffee and Tomlinson has secured a 25c. If are above $50 When you Wesley the proceeds Rock, one day last week. and fellowship in the Lord was felt to erect a on tea that will please you go to F. G. good position in the Shelton Post they ill be used belfry Miss Mary E. Botsiord is spending the sessions. not will be de throughout Heaublein's store at Adams Corners, office and Merwin Tomlinson assists tne church; if tney a week with friends in Bridgewater. If Albert F. Pierron purchased a He can fit you anytime. in the mail route. voted to current expenses. it Mrs Charles Edwards of Stepney the concert will be mw pnir of oxen of Charles McBath Thomas P. xaylor's new bungalow storms Friday, is spending a few weeks with her of last week. which he is erecting on the hill west given Saturday night. Everybody is Mrs S. M. Brinsmade, in Newtown, daughter, have a of son's '.s invited. This concert is guaranteed ' W and Mrs John Urban his house, fast nearing Daniel's Farms. soon to en-Jo- y number of summer guests at their completion and Mr Taylor will to make the old young enough Misses Mary and Bertha Hatch of Southlord. old to home from New York. occupy it. it and the young enough Bridgewater were guests, last week, Mrs Clarissa Banks, who has been Miss Minnie Harrison and Miss understand it. of Mr and Mrs D. J. Botsford in the summer with Mr and Err ma Hillyer attended the picnic of Daniel Farms. spending PERSONAL CHAT. Mrs O. S. Osborne, is now at Green the Stratfield Baptist church and Mrs D. J. .Botsford attended the EAST VILLAGE. Farms spending a few weeks with Sunday school ai Be&rdsley. Park, Mr and Mrs George Lanoneite, 100th anniversary of the Congreg- her brother, Joel Banks. last week Thursday. who have been visiting at Maple A. J. Beers and daughter, Jennie, ational church In Bridgewater, her old Miss Mary Freeborn spent a few Shade Farm, have returned to their 4M spent a portion of last week in home, last week. SHIOEv last week, with Mr and Mrs O. home at Laurel Beach. Brooklyn. William Swanson attended the re- days, B. Osborne. Mrs Lewis Downs was in Hotch-kissvil- le, Visitors at Savin Rock, last week, union of the Barnes at Savin Huntington. family and to attend the and Dr and Mr3 G. W. 0:bonie recently, Men were Rev Mr Thayer family, Rock, last week Thursday. REAL ESTATE NOTES. For son, Richard, of Bridgeport, were funeral of a little grandchild. Her Myron Clark and family, Mrs O. S. Mrs Ray R. Howard and daughter masts, last week Thuri''. y, of Mr Stanislaw Wesolowski has sold his daughter, Mrs Fred Gilbert, returned Blakeman and Mrs Charles Stowe. of Bridgewater are spending the Mvs O. 3. Osborne farm located near center with her. and Women Mrs Harrison of Southbury is stay- summer here with Mrs Howard's and Huntington Mrs Charles GoodseU and two to Josiah P. Nichols of Cederhurst, Edwin Booth of Sandy Hook spent ing with the Stowe cnildren while father. E. P. Burton. mark identifies the highest Blanche and Chester, of Long Island, N. Y., who will take several days, last week, with his This their mother is at work at the Cen: Mrs S. F. Clark is with her daugh- children, of men's and women's shoes add Misses Beat''. and possession about the first of Septem brother, Hobart. type ter. ter, Mrs D. J. Botsford, in Daniel's Hartford, sold $3.50. And though leather Osborne of have ber. Mr Wesolowski intends to re An auto, in which were Dr and at Mrs W. W. Bliss is entertaining Farms for a few weeks' stay. Helen Bridgeport and labor are now more costly, we been a few weeks here, the turn to Yonkers, wnere he is to en Mrs Fleck of Bridgeport, met with an her father, Mr Fancher, from Bridge- Town Clerk O. B. Burton has ex- spending maintain the high standard which ha guest of Mr and Mrs B. Osborne. gage in business. The sale of the accident when near Wheeler's mill. port for several days. changed his Ford runabout auto for Mzie Zenith Shoes famous am Rolf, who safirei a shock, 'arm was made by G. W. Cogswell Fortunately no one was hurt. Dr Mrs Myron Clark entertained her a handsome se power Ford Hen.y which our label guarantees. last it his home, is now im- of Bridgeport, local agent for E. A. Mrs 1'ieck continued their jour- brothers, Harry and Fred Bronson, touring car. week, Zenith Shoes for men and women slowly. Dr Donaldson of Strout Co. of New York. ney by rail while the disabled car last Sunday. LVH. Hawley is improving his proving are made of the finest quality mater- Fairfield is him. was towed to Derby by a large car Mrs Frank Jordan of Bridgeport house with a new coat of paint. tttendins ials by expert shce makers, and hav. E. P. Mills, who has taken the con WHITE HILLS. frcm the garage there. spent Sunday atGeorge Sherwood's. v. A. Connor, who has been laid more hand-wor- k in them than an; t;;ate Mrs G. N. Curtiss with Miss Ruth church was filled, home with tra t ft building ths new roa Miss Eleanor Tomlinson has re- in The Methodist up for three weeks at his were recent- other $3.50 shoes They come on Hill, began work there, last turned from a short visit with her visiting in Bridgeport, last Sunday afternoon and evening. a sprained ankie, is now able to be Juc.y ihe latest styles, in all leathers, ano ly. The afternoon sermon on "The Dis- work C. P. Noyes' wee's Wednesday. grandmother at South Britain. which insure " a fit for at his again at Mr and Mrs Fred were Sun- m sizes and the Mrs George F. V'avrack is spen.llr.g Miss Helen Canfield of Providence, Kemp ; cipline of Disappointment" place. Mr rvery foot." a few weeks in with her R. of day guests of and Mrs Juluius evening address on "Conquering now M. E. Wentworth is having his Southport I., is spending the latter part Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a Mrs Albert Buckler. Ludorff in the Purcnase. , and still to conquer" ought to fill the front fence all thoroughly repaired daughter, her summer vacation with Mr and was .pscial high grade. in the after- H. The Bee represntative very Mrs John Tomlinson. excta-iivel- church. Next Sunday and newly Edgar Rogers We control Zenith Shoes y painted. will on work. pleasantly entertained at dinner, Elliot Beardsley reports a very and sell them in our new and noon the pastor preach is doing the individuals" and in last Friday, at Mr and Mrs O. B. fine time in Providence, where he Cures baby's croup, Willy's daily in our base- "Christ winning sore enlarged shoe section Osborne's. visited Archie for a cuts and bruises, mama's throat, the evening on "The greatest thing McCaughn lameness Dr Thomas ment salesroom. Plattsville. iron fence about the grandma's in the world." The new couple of weeks. ijriertric Oil the great household near the Miss valker from Long Hill is to A PUJbLIC CELEBRATION. Unioa cemetery Baptist Miss Jeanette Beardsley recently remedy. to church was impr.ved; last week, a to East and New hp mir school teacher according The public spirited and generous enjoyed trip Lynn n new coat of blaik paint. E. the very latest reports. She will hearted citizens of Plattsville Center with London. C. Arthur Hall of Stratfield dll Marion Mrs Snerwood's and of and Miss Beardsley left, this is wg awr vv tit vMg wt. vvu uoard at Oscar are so happy over the event the iv WkniiT work. N. lt. her duties September 7. of the last section of the the week, for Syracuse, Y., where she Outfitters to Men, Women and Children begin completion ill at Keeping John- Mrs Henr B. Bmk? is quite will stay with friends for a week or. constantly The old barn on the Edward state road which now gives them a at it is the key to Northwest Corner the borne of her Mrs E. A. two. son place, which has so long resem- fine macadam road all the way to dauber. successful advertis- sflaia Street and Fairfield Avenue, Hawkii-3- . U Hill is attending her. Miss Mildred Dimon the bled a leaning tower, and been a Bridgeport tnat they have planned a spent ing. Bridgeport. Coos. Albert Hawkins, who has been Ml week end with her- - Miss standing or rather leaning eyesore, public gathering at Plattsville on friend, with tbe measles, ir now gaining Florence Valentine. has finally been pulled down, by September 1, at 2 p. m., celebrating Robert Tomlinson and You cannot much and which a fine sweep oi meadow slope the completion of the State High- nicely. Ralph spurt Rev and Mrs J. CVnklin of Tren of East Hills lit win. A is opened to view from cur village tne Hill road, Thayer Village left the business career that way connecting Sport a few weeks d. ton, N. is on to a week in green, the church, schoolhouse and Easton, and the Stratfield road, Fair-el- J., spending Wednesday spent I goes by fits and starts will not here, the guest of Mr and Mrs l'.d-wa- ri at the Northfield convention. all contiguous houses. The meeting will be addressed camp pay so well in the long run Gillett. Mr and Mrs Warren Hubbell have Miss Carrie Hollister is entertain- by Judge Nickerson of Bridgeport, as a business that follows a Mr and Mrs Charles S. Clark have returned from their ing parties from New YorK, who are Everett J. Lake of hartford, and trolley trip W course manned out for it and been friends from out of KILL the COUCH farm. Mac-Dona- entertaining through Massachusetts and Rhode looking for a New England State Highway Commissioner 4 keeps increasing its advertis-- $ AND LUNGS was town, the past week. Island. CURE the Mrs Dolphin of Bridgeport the following a concert by the business demands Mrs Charles Green Mrs Ernest Fryler of Bridgeport Miss Bessie Stone of Chicago is I ingasthe guest of her sister, Wheeler & Wilson Band. During the until the maximum is reach- - is a few weeks here with few weeks I it of Webb Street, several days last concert a reception will be tendered spending spending a at her WITH Dr. Mr and Mrs F. G. Heaublein. ed. There is a maximum for King's week. the speakers at the residence of R. C. grandfather's, Philip Jones, Sr. Miss Edith Hawkins has fully re a small business which Bagburn Hill road Is a disgrace to Hitchcock. It is hoped that the young people beyond or the Nov Discovory the town and a menace to the safety covered from an attack will be present at the meeting held u is not economy or policy 10 of all travel. We hope that this one Mrs George Gregory and Miss Edna measles. in the church, every Sunday even- go. Brookline Chronicle. PBICB are at Fair- word will be sufficient to the worldly Gregory have returned from a few Rey and Mrs A. Locke ing. They are most interesting. I Ull Trial Bottle Fret a two week's tOLDS wise, and if not, at least a flea in the days' stay at the White Mountains. field Beach for stay. Guests from Brooklyn are stopping LDNB TROUBLES. AND ALL THROAT AND ear of the town fathers. Henry Beers of Redding was a re A. E. Thomas and family of Toronto at the Von der Lelth home for a few Our columns furnish return tbe to success-f- ul GUARANTEED SATISFACTOBYl cent guest of Mr and Mrs George B. Can., are with them and will weeks. v key advertising la OK MONET MISS WHEELER REVMR KURTg. Beers. to Easton with Rev and Mrs Locke Miss enter- SBHJW Elinor Tomlinson is this community. I Cards are out for the marriage of Mrs William B. Duncomb was In for a few days' stay. taining her cousins from Providence. Miss Ethel L. Wheeler to Rev Mr Redding, last week, for a short visit Misses Ida' and Etnel Ehle, who Ernest Rice has bought a gasoline 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 27 , 1900.

Newtown Bca build up the Industrie of Pennsyl- 1 The vania nt the expense of those of New Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. Knglnml, has one by one put out these furnace fires, until at presont only a few are loft. Prior to , The'Champion "The Goods of Quality." Kent. all the iron mudo in the United States was smelted by the use of I HON IXDl'STItk OF KENT. $5 wood-charco- al fuel, The location of Suit for Boys, a furnace was originally determined Is made to give by the existence of a sulllclent supply from (Continued Ptse 11,) of water hi convenient to extra long service proximity under the hardest a with each of the small a trustworthy source of ore supply, right angle usage to wear channels In two minutes the bed is being a fortunate circumstance that and save money filled with hot iron, which is al- wherever Iron ore Is found, It is sure de- and mending. We are lowed to cool. to the to be accompanied by plentiful Yale Owing shape Only the tough- each channel the posits of limestone for use as a flux. git en to by pattern, est fabrics are us- Paint in of In those days the use of a stationary Pushing there is a central point each ed; all seams are burs which renders steam engine as a motive power for the cooling it double-sew- n with The painting season was rare. The un weaker there then eisewnere, and any purpose very linen thread and is at hand and we are and abun Seal Paints when the iron is struck at this usually good quality great stout linen to take care of taped; a hand it is dance of the hematite iron ores of ready point by bar, easily stays resist strains; with two each about Berkshire and Litchfield; the fre your requirements broken into lengths, pants. have double At the quently occurring water powers, and one and a half feet long. seat and knees. Sherwih-Willim- s vast tracts of forest cover mouth of each channel a little sand the which Handsome will do. has such an the rugged slopes of the Taconics and is sprinkled, which suits,, Paint, prepared effect on the cooling iron, that it the Green Mountains, made this for in medium and can easily be severed from the iron more than a century an ideal region darl a stroke a for the successful prosecution of this mixtures, in the main track by of sizes 7 to $5. Ice Cream and 16, Freezers, hand bar. On tne day when I was picturesque Interesting Let your boy test a bed with 66 As as the best and at the furnace, pat a Champion buit. good costing terns was made, so that 132 small Editor's Note: The above article Clothes, hats, shoes and from $1 10 $1.75. The Booth Law Varnish Co., bars were turned out, which with is from the History of Kent. Since for boys of all ages. about 18 bars obtained by breaking the article was written, Editor These warm want NEW HAVEN, CONN. the iron in the main cnannel, would Bolles.W. H. Barnum, George R. days you a nice make a total of 150 short bars. Bull and others mentioned have shave; use a Safety Razor, Gem or either will do. About four tons of iron are usually passed to their reward. Gillette, J obtained at one casting. "The fire in the stack has, of Roxbury. Outfitters to Men, Women and Children course, to be constantly watched, and NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Northwest Corner the skilled eyes of the workmen are Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, The Congregational Sunday school so well trained that they can tell Bridgeport, Conn. picnic held at Lake Quassapaug on frcm the appearance of the fire in The Hardware & Thursday of last week was well at- the stack and the aspect of the tended, about 100 going in three 1 molten cinder, as it slowly winds Supply Co., large teams and some light wagons. out like a siuggish snake, in Just The outing was much enjoyed by all. 1215 Main St., what condition the stack is at any Rev Frederick Mr and Mrs Captain Bishpam of the United Wright, time, and what quality of iron may Charles States navy was in town several Schroeder, Brooklyn. Bridgeport, Conn., be at the next casting, C. expected last week. Mr and Mrs Seymour Loomis, The veteran who has days, foundryman, Mabel Thomas is in New Haven E. Goodwin, New Haven. of the stacK, is James Bark- Mr Mrs C. B. S. D. charge for a short time. and jtsiackman, er. He has been employed at the H. New Milford. Mrs Julia Squires is visiting her Green, Chapman, furnace since 1838, most of the J. H. A. I. sister, Mrs G. E. Barnes, who has Ray MacGee, Stark, Artesian time in his present capacity as 0. L. San- - been ia for the past week. Storms, Harry Vreeland, supenintendent. Fifteen or 20 men New York Mrs Walter Daly has gone, to ford, City. Accessories. are constantly at work around the V. Newtown. Auto Supplies, Sundries, Bridgeport to help care for her Fanny Daniels, Wells furnace, and about 30 men are em J. Hurd, kiss Baker Pawling, N. and all kinds of work. granddaughter, who was burned a Tires vulcanized, batteries repair ployed in all, some of them doing Y. Chalmers-Detroi- t, Knox and E. M. F. few days ago. Distributors for shoveling and like labor, for per Mr and Mrs C. H. Mead, And Water Thomas Spargo, while digging in Danbury. Supply forming which, no knowledge of the Don C. Mrs D. C. South W. W. WAKELEY, a well on the Carpenter place, was Peet, Peet, iron business is needed. Two gangs Kent. injured by a falling rock striking or Cities and Towns, Breweries Sandy Hook, Ct. of men take charge of the furnace; Miss M. E. Mrs H. H. Ten on his neck and arm, partially Crane, Manufactories, Cemeteries one comes on at noon, and at mid Newark N. J. paralyzing an arm. nyson, Farms, Residences. night is relieved by the other gang, Arthur F. Whitman, New Haven. Mrs Edgar Cummings of Mt Kisco, - Each gang is, therefore, 12 hours on Mr and Mrs Miss N. Y is visiting her father, D. C. wward Cowles, and 12 hours off in a day of 24 The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., Garrison. Her aunt, Emma Garri Esther Cowles, Woodbury. hours. A portion of the water Incorporated Capital Stock 25,000. son, who broke her arm some weeks power of the vent Iron Co. is em- W. P. Thompson is excavating for BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. ago, is doing nicely. 64 ployed in running a grist mill, his new residence, west of the place ' Eugene Rowe s oldest cnlla was belongs to the company. of Mr on the west side of Lake Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients treated at home when desired. badly scalded a few days since by the Bishop Grain of all Kinds and plaster are He will build a house Correspondence' Solicited. Unlimited references furnished falling of a tea kettle of boiling Waramaug. ground at this mill. 32x27. Morrow Brothers are doing Established in water. 1901 Stephen Tobias of Waldpot was the mason work. Mr and Col A. L. Hodge, and Dr and Mrs Thompson one of the first superintendents of are tent Pons have returned from a short trip family at present enjoying the Kent iron and was most mine, to New York and West Point. life on the shore of the lake. active in develtping its early re- A number oi young people from sources. This gentleman was the Roxbury Station are spending a week Oxford. montha a Kodak is almost a neces second son of John Frobin Tobias of Test Borinn and Core Drill Pros During the Spring at C. W. Hodge's cottage at Lake for for Waldpot, Waldburg Zell, German A LABUH DAY SHOOT. pecting Minerals.Testing Dam, sity. We have all sizes and prices. Waramaug. Building and Bridge Pier t oundations, baron and Teutonic knight, who On Labor 5, a gun Fresh Films. George Hurlburt entertained his day, September Shafts for Elevators and. any other settled in Sharon after the American on Drother from New Haven over Sun shoot and clambake will be held practical purpose. 8 revolution, having espoused the the spacious grounds of Glover Hayes & Betts, day. cause of the colonies. Stephen, the Cable, Chestnut Tree Hill. Shooters Drilled Wells, 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. The memoers of the Shepaug club second son, was educated in the fam- from Farms, Ox ' Driven enjoyed their annual picnic in Seymour, Quaker Wells, ily of Hon. John , Cotton Smith, ford and Eastford are grove near the Shepaug river, last expected, Test Borings governor of Connecticut, where he Prizes will be offered for high and (Exact Samples) Friday. ' . imbibed those principles of strict low scores. All are invited. The Albert Buckingham is substituting Any Pumping System Supplied. Watch This integrity and sterling worth which proceeds of the clambake are to Space as mail carrier for L. C. Smith, who Wind Mills. TanksPumps, Hot Air were ever after his chief character- raise funds for an for St is taking.his vacation. organ Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, And You will do better ft Curtis' when in Bridgeport; istics. A man of splendid physique, Peter's Oxford. Myron Thomas has purchased church, Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. fair haired and having wonderfully Gude's Pepto-Manja- r, $l"size, 90c fine horse' of Fred Leavenworth. beautiful blue eyes, he combined Parker's Hair Balsam, 50c size 45c; $1 size 90c Mr and Mrs Edwara Preston enter TWA! A GLORIOUS VICTORY. the of a knight of old witn Listerine, $1 size 75c prowess tained Miss Griffith and Edward C. L. the more modern accomplishments Grant, Walnutta flair Stain, 60c size 45c Hulse of New York, recently. There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn of an old time Excelling A been now Roach Food and Bed Exterminator, 15c, 25c 10c, 20c gentleman. man's life ts saved, and Peterman's Bug sizes, is taut 58 Belden St. Hartford. Conn. in the sports and pastimes of the New Preston. Dr Kings New Discovery the , he was the champion of of the town for curing C. V. Pepper day always of the defenseless and deadly lung hemorrhages. Curtis Pharmacy, the weak and ARRIVALS AT THE WILSON HOUSE could not work nor get about," he the protector of womanhood. writes, "and the doctors did me no Cemetery and Memorial Work. Mrs M. L. Jepson, Brooklyn. Main Street, Cor. Elm, Bridgeport, Conn. The iron industry in the Kousa-toni- c good, but after using Dr King's New Mrs W. A. Apperly, Alabama. for three weeks I feel like valley is one of considerable Discovery Mrs B. L. Capbin, Birmingham, a new man. and can do good won' antiquity. As early as 134, it 13 Mrs C. A. Zehnder, Miss Rena A. again." For weak, sore or distressed & said, that a blomary forge was lungs, coughs and colds, hemor Hughes Chapman, When buying like to KNOW that they are getting Zehnder, Miss Mannett Zehnder, Successor to Chs. J. Hughes, the real that IS as repre- erected at Lime Rock in Salisbury rhages, hay fever, iagrippe, asthma MOST PEOPLE thing; thequality xactly N. J. sented, and to feel that the prices paid are just. and it is certain that before 1740, Newark, or any bronchial affection it stands Then shopping becomes a pleasure and a satisfaction. IhU pleasure may be yours in the Mrs G. A. A. M. Mrs unrivaled. Price 50c and SI. Trial when for in or silver of the best makes. Sterling or Ford, Ford, future, simply looking things gold the Livingstones of New York prov- Sold and plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other W. Hamell, Mrs A. Young, Mrs E. E. bottle free. guaranteed by and field billbooks and card cases,art waretfan. ince had in successtul. operation at R. H. Beers precious stones, opera glasses, pocketbooks, Mrs John Co., Newtown; Taylor, WhiHno.' hoi nftnprs. and a re Robertson, AliceWeithas, Curtis A P. Diamond and eiamined or Properly Ancrara, a blast furnace Co., Sandy Hook; Repairing. setting engi aving. Eye. day night. S. Habley, Mr and Mrs J. H. An- Garvin. Bethel: L. Steven fitted glasses made and guaranteed, bo to. finery forge. In 1762, the cele- Goulett, louis A. son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; W. B, Ethan with two as- drews, Jr., Potter, Brooklyn. brated Allen, Hawley, Bheman; Smith Bros., Corn Taylor Gregory, sociates, built a blast furnace at ARRIVALS AT THE LOOMARWICK. wall Bridge; Connery Bros., George whicn within a few years town; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Street, Derby, Conn. Lakeville, Mr and Mrs Percy Thompson, fell into the hands of one Richard S. J. Blackmaa, Hawleyville; G. W, Cannon Station. Hurlbirt ft Co., Roxbury; Allen Smitn of who a Hartford, being Ella H. Smidt, Flatbush, N. Y. Joyce. , Roxbury Station;; G. W. was compelled to flee to w. N. Royalist, Mrs O. L. Jenkins, Plainfield, N. J. Hatch, Bridgewatar; NoDie, Manufacturers of and Dealers England during the Revolution, al New Milford; S. H. Beardsley, New "Picture Arthur F. Rausch, Brooklyn. Wetterau & Williams, The Highest Grade of Cemetery Envelopes" though the works were kept in ac Prestoa; v Miss L. Rergrave, Jersey City. Washington. Depot; Harry Brown, Work from without tive the colony of For sending away photographs breaking. operation by John L. Taylor, New York. Soutkbarr: C. P. Williams, South will with these in first class condition. Connecticut period, pro- W, Your frieuds get your picture during that Mrs J. R. Hewitt, Kent, England. Britain; Perklaa Bros., Warren; Granite and Marble. of cannon, N. Hurd, iiong Hiu; Penfield Sold at ducing great quantities J. A. Haley, New York. Office and Salesroom: the use Craig, Stepney Depot cannon balls, shells, etc., for N. J. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. 986-98- 8 Dana T. Putnam, Jersey City, Jackson's Book JMain Bridgeport, of Continental The blow Branch 154 Main Conn Shop, St, the army. Alice B. Herbert, Hackensack, N. office, St., Danbury, of this furnace con- ( ing apparatus J. sisted of a leather bellows large Mrs George Herbert, Mrs L. M. driven a water wheeL Probably COAL! CIGARS That Satisfy in Quality and Price. by Montes, Hackensack, N. J. X6A1T. the oldest furnace In Berkshire to U. Kilbride. J.S.BATES, 5o matter what yon pay rbrelgarsal D. D. E. C. Sweeney, Brooklyn. Coal yarl Sandy Hook 6tation. Goods are aa was that formerly existing 11-- 4. Smith's you are certain of getting greater Talue than elsewhere. always fresh, county James Wneeler, St Louis, Mo. Telapheae t Mock is moved quickly. Biggest line In the city and prices th most reasonable. Boitrad& which was built in Monumental &Building Work at Lenoxdale, Carrie Sweeney, Flatbush. N. Y. Fine line of Plpofc holders. Tobaccosfln Tins and all Bmokersl Accessories. 1766 and made Iron the following Cigar Mr and Mrs F. W. Miner, New Ro-- Frank and Done Pneu- This establishment continued Fayereau, Lettering Carvlnj by Gun year. chelle, matic Tools. D, D. SMITH, Cigarfand Store, for more Redding Ridge, Coon. in intermittent operation B. land Monuments'' and 14 Fairfield Are, OppPoli's, Bridgeport, Conn. Caroline Ranchfuss, Ruth L Cleaning than a century, not having been de- Horwdhoeing. Carriage and! Wagon Headstones. Do not forget that we carry the most complete line of sporting goods in the city. Ranchfuss, Brooklyn. nfl General Blacksmlthlne. Fall stock about 1881. molished until During Edltb. H. Norberth, Mrs O. A. B. ot Neversltp horaechoet on hantLcSues to fit 42 Water St., Norwalk,Ct. most of the all norma, the prosperous period Ranchfuss, New York. In It Is said iron industry this region Mrs E. C Wander, Mabelle Eleanor 27 furnaces were In full opera- C. F. CONGER, that Wander, Hartford. 30 of 4 represent the highest development of ev- - I tion within a radius of miles New M. G. KEANE'S t W John L. Taylor, York. Botsford, Conn. 111 T of these s . Lakeville, the greater part . Lyman Glasses ar lorseshoeli-g- Carriage end wagon In Litchfield county. The long pairing' of all kinds and General Monumental being ARRIVALS AT THE CARTER our 9 P- - I VMAN. MtV OntiVinn. SL. TMdmnrL effective Blacks mi thing. We aim to cleaie w , $WTm- 1 o-- r acceptance without protest, HOUSE. customers. Works, Established 1875. of an industrial pollck which .., Dr New Milford. Horse Clipping y Fowtr. George Wright, Housatonic I dan fccan rtolihpratplv designed to Telephone No. 23-- Ave., Bridgeport. fim NEWTOWN BEK, FRIDAY, AGUST S7, 1WW. 11

not situated in proximity to The crusher Is a very simple contri- Plmislil liitititiM. Financial Institutions. being The Newtown Bea large producing district, they bare vance, the or being shattered sud busi- Land Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. for many yean done a thriving grcund by means of a cam going very The Randall Company, Mortmes The ness and out excellent iron. rapidly forward and baikward and Bonds turned (Chartered) Irrigation The iron-maki- business Is, indeed, catciilng the ore, as it rum down New Conn. 6 cent, Kent Mllford, Paying per Industries from a between itself and a g Newtown one of the most important spout, S5 yeiri experience. lUwd on land. of the llousatonle more im- solid Iron frame. After the rock ore Nut dollar hi 55 in tliMe t "" ', Valley, i lot yean experience has been Bank IltOS INDUSTRY OP KENT. portant than most people suppose, It cruxbou, that and ihe wash Savings being carried on In so quiet and ore are wheeled, as wanted, in bar- One of II rut reholutlcns rows and tne stack,' (Incorporated 1833) the passed methodical a manner us to attract thrown into the fi In II M at a town meeting Kent referred but little attention. Like moet other contents of which look like a seeth- ii n 11 Sound, Reliable to the "Iron ore pots." This louds concerns that have lnul an enduring ing luko of fire, and from which the Per Investment believe that the writer to antedating prosperity, the Kent Iron works have roaring blasts of air are continually I Cent Securities had the settlement of the town iron steadily grown from a small begin- rising into the oven. The latter Is Per cent OK Pays been discovered in the hills to the ning to their present proportions. phucd on top of the Rtnck, instcud Public . 4 emit and had been mined. The tra- The first slack name of the re- of to one Hide of it as is the rule in Electric Service Corporations. (the dition Is that the ore wus taken in In which the ore Is melted), many iron works, and this arrange- They'iiatlsfy every requirement of iiafitty, ceptacle They have pfrpuiual and liberal fraurltke, Interest bngs across the backs of hows and was built In 1820 and from it was ment., Mr llopson thinks, Is a greut Tliry are eunvrvftllvely eatillallid. to email forses In neigh- In fai Is Tliey liavunliMi'd and exix-rlcne- management. transported turned out three to four tons of Iron advantage. t, it hli opinion Tim' have an nUtillhliMi ami auril earning imwer. ON ALL DEPOSITS. boring placeti. The first owners bo In a In 1844 the stack was re- that there' Is not a better oven In They ant In pntrouanUirriwliigtH)niiiiuiiiUu. day; They have lulil dividend regularly. fur as known were Robert Walker built and Its daily capacity then was the valley. The oven is at least 20 They are HA IK, Ho I'M) and reliable. of Stratford, Jabez Hurd of New- five to seven tons of iron; in 1884 feel lilgn und tho stck 34 feet, mak- Ks Bankers we finance these properties with our own money. We offer to Investors securities of established town and John Warner and Thomas the stack was again rebuilt and en- ing a total height of 54 feet. The only proved standing l -- be- or full Information noend for Circular 74. Amount of Deposits, Noble of New Mllford, the mine larged, and the present capacity is wlioli! structure occupies quite an Apr. 1, 190S), $ 966,707.85 ing located in a tract of land known from 13 to 15 tons of Iron In a day, area, the "round top" (the receptacle as the Falrweather purchase. This or from 90 to 100 tons In a week. In whirh the ore Is melted, being MEIKLEHAM & DINSMORE, Assets, Par Value, was In 1758. The year before Joseph The works were formerly run by a enclosed in a huge frame ot stone. Specialists In Electrli! Light, Heat and Power Properties, 1,034,175.12 23 Broad New York Apr. 1, 1909, Wooster claimed he wus one of the private company, known as Stewart, The "round top" is perhaps three St., City. owners of a copper mine in Kent and & but In 1804 the pres- feet in diameUr at the top, and about LOCAL COUIfRil'ONPENT! Market llopson Co., Assets, Value, had the Ceneral Assembly Iron nine foot in the bosh or widest 60.12 petitioned ent stock company, the Kent part, C. G. PECK, Newtown, Conn. 91 Apr. 1, 1909, 1.072,3 ex- to be allowed to work It at the Co., was formed and It now has from the stuck being built large In the pense of himself and other members 12 to 15 stockholders. Mr llopson middle, from w.ach it gradually of the until the smaller toward the and to DAVID C PECK, President company profits paid nas been connected with the business tapers top the expenses, which goes to show for 40 years, most ot the time as its the bottom or hearth. The latter ARTHUR T. NETTLETONJreasurer that copper was sought for, too. In treasurer and manager, and Mr Bull consists of from 20 lo isi stones, laid We Own Outright and Offer For Sale : 178C a committee was appointed to been the for the last very compactly and symmetrically has secretary r,000 HARLEM KIVER A I'OIlTCHESTEK First Mortgage 4 per cent bonds, due view and measure the severau roads 23 years. Donald J. Warner of Sails-bur- y like the concave of a bowl. A new May A Ilrst mortgage on II miles of road and terminal property of tho New New Haven Uarlforil U. K. Co. New York Iron ore beds tow- ..a filled hearth ln.s to be In about once a York, k entering City. leading from the Is the president, anu put .'00,000 Si ate ot Connecticut 3 bonds, duo April I'.KH. These rank second to none II H. hi mils. ard the iron works who reported the the olllce for five years. His prede- year at a cost of $600, and it takes lint Government bridgeport .'1.000 NEW YORK, NKW HAVEN & HARTFORD debenture 4 per cent bonds, due ank distance of the north road from the cessor was the late Burrett Eaton of about a week to build it. When the May liivt. due of the best bonds we know yielding over 4 per cent. Ravings CO. 4 fire in is is 100 shares CONNECTICUT RAILWAY & LIGHTING per cent common stock. bed to the crotch of the road south Kent. Kent Furnace Is situated the stack started it called Leased for IW years to New York. New Haven & Hartford U. It. Co.: under 1842) (Incorporated ward of the Widow Mary Hall two about one mile and a quarter above blowing in," and when it is allowed terms of which lease 4 per cent dividends are paid. CORNER MAIN AND STATE 6T8.. ' miles,, two quarters and 26 rods and the village of Kent on the Housa-toni- c to go out it is called mowing out." HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealefs, Bridgeport, Conn. the south road to Dea Isaac Dayton's railroad, and besides the build- The stack can bo blown out in about Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State St. Bridgeport, Conn place two miles, two quarters and 50 of the Kent Iron Co., and of the 24 hours. Only wnen a new hearth ings Telephones 1765. 1700 and 1007. is in or is down rods. rood-size- d country stcre containing put tnere a shut for After worked for at least some purpose, is the fire allowed to $6,885,359.77. being general merchandise kept by George Assets, 150 years, the product going to Kent R. Bull and John L. Roberts, there go out. For many months, perhaps, Furnace to be put into pig iron, the are no structures. It is a place for it is red with fuel and ore, day and mine Is now abandoned. The ore was i business solely and for its principal night, Sundays included. Several National iron-makin- The Deposits Received originally taken by tunnelling into industry, g, possesses men are kept constantly at work City Baoik, the side of the hill, but ,ater it be- three admirable advantages. By wheeleing barrows full of charcoal of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. From $1.00 Upwards. came necessary to sink a shaft about means of a short side track, cars con and of ore, to be cast into the in 300 feet deep, from which 79 pas- taining the iron ore brought here satiable maelstrom of flames. The United States Depository. sages were extended into the ore, from the mines at Salisbury, and stack is fed by what are called 4 Per Cent. Interest the hill where the ore lies now being Richmond, Mass., can be quickly "charges." A charge consists of Capital, $250,000.00 literally honeycombed with under- transferred from the main track to perhaps 30 bushels of charcoal and Surplus and Profits, 380,000.00 on Deposits. ground tunnels, some of them several the very doors of tne works, the from 1,100 to 1,400 pounds of' ore, as follow FRANK President. CHARLES E. Cashier. rods long. The veins usually were rapidly flowing ousatonic river on and these charges rapidly MILLER, HOUGH, from two to eight feet thick. The the west, but a stone's tnrow from one another, in order to keep the H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Loans made on Real ore was hoisted in buckets, the the furnace, furnishes all the of the stack full, many housands of bushels Estate. miners also ascending or descending motive power needed for blowing of charcoal are being burned and in them when necessary to go or anu tnere is many tons of ore are melted in the up hot air into the stack, First-Bridgep- of fur- ort down, although there was another also only siv miles from the furnace, same time. This quantity ore The National Bank, snaft called the "man-hole- " for that a local mine from which all of the nishes from 14 to 15 tons of iron Capital, $500,000. Surplus, More than $600,000. It is related that a round Kent ore, which is daily or about 100 tons a week. The Mechanics' and Farmers' purpose. liberally Deposits, $3,000,000. broke once as a workman grasped used by the company, is extracted. charcoal used is obtained from the G. F. N. Vice President. it and he descended until his legs The of the Kent Iron Co., woods of the surrounding region. CHARLES SANFORD, President BENHAM, Savings Bank, buildings O. H. Cashier. below. not mixed with the ore and BROTHWELL, Sew Bank Building, Wall fc,Bridfsport caught in the rounds When are brown, rambling structures, Continually found wers broken and he but well charcoal in the stack is a Others Deposits, Aug. 1. 1909, 54,230,166.46 his limbs at all fine in appearance quantity Trustees, Administrators and Holding surplus ana interest, died In the hospital shortly after. enough suited to the rough and dirty of lime-ston- e, which serves as a Moneys In Trust Assets, 84.416,447.46 The old machinery is housed in a work which is done in them. On the flux to separate the iron from the Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call lime-ston- of the account. for Number of depositors, 13,098 in- Of e, three to ed upon for a statement The checks (vouchers the expenditure) plus the small building beside the shaft, ample stretches of ground between cinder. the amount of In trast. is not? 1 to received and bank balance equals the total money Simple, it Deposits of $1000 used 24 We account. Interest credited from the ilrst of each cluding a steam engine used for the buildings and adjacent to them four tons are in hours. solicit your month, payable in January and July of ore and of iron which "The flames which per- hoisting constantly pump- are pnes bars, roaring First-Bridgep- ort each year. Incorporated In 1S73. large The National Bank, ing to keep the mine free of water, are all ready for shipment. On each meate tne stack from hearth to top 960 Main Conn. but for which would have soon track are are up bp the continual Street, Bridgeport, OmCBBS: it side of the side large heaps only kept filled up. From 10 to 20 tons of ore of iron ore, including the remains of Introduction of powerful blasts of John L. President Wessels, were out and carted in of not at the seat of the fire. The Marshall E Morris. taken daily what was a very large quantity air ts In Fredk. B. Hall, teams six miles. The shaft is now the Kent ore, so much of the latter stimulating effect is tremendous. and Treasurer are L. S. Catlin, Secretary boarded up, and It is hardly probable having been in stock that the mine what is called the "wheel house" Established 1866 that it will ever be opened again as from which it was obtained has not huge and powerful bellows, the the cost of transportation to market been worked for about a year. The clatter and mournful groaning of The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. 8: Co., Banking James Staples is too much to compete with large only kind of iron produced in the which, as they are forced through mines that have railroads at their and of this two their labored movements, affects the Bankers and Brokers, furnace is pig iron, shaft The property Is Btill owned kinds are turned out, Kent iron and unaccustomed ear rather curiously. T. L. Watson & Co., 189 State Street, Corner Court, by the Kent Iron Co., better known Salisbury iron. The former is made The water power from the dam op- as Stewart, Hopson & Co., which had of ore from the Kent mine. erates these bellows, which send big BANKERS BROKERS BRIDGEPORT, OONN. entirely a capital of $30,000 and were also This ore works up into excellent iron blasts of air through a long pipe con- Stocks and Bonds owners of the Kent Furnace, whicn for fine machinery, especially for necting with the furnace. From the Bulls a flows into a bed Corner Main Jeha Conn. Deposits received subject to check and will be described later. The locomotives. It is strong, and has main pipe the air mi treets, Bridgeport, of 3 cent on bal- allowed at the rate per Falls Iron Works capitalised at fine finish. At the mine a shaft 225 pipe and thence into a tier of siphon ances of $500 or over. ON DEPOSITS. successful con- is into the oven. There INTEREST Surety Bonds furnished. $70,000 was a very feet is sunk, and when the mine pipes, rising Will act as Trustees or Administrators U cern for several years but imally had about 15 miners are em- aro three tiers of these siphon pipes, settlement of Estates or In the care of operated, the to doors. When was 20 of ore 15 in a 45 in all. The of property generally. close its it at ployed and from 10 to tons tier, pipes Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private its neight half a century ago Bulls are taken out in a day. The Salis- each tier are curved liKe an ox-bo- rooms for use of customers. Bridge was a ftourliaing community. bury iron is produced from the old and the three tiers are connected There was a regular network of small Hill ore of the mine at Salisbury, and with each other by means of three The Middlesex P. L. riolzer. F. T. Staple forges in the surrounding villages the ore of the mine at Richmond, bed pipes. The air, as it is carried Electric Co. which wrought all kinds of iron Mass., the proportions being about over and over in these siphon pipes, Banking

three-qurte- rs seven-eight- Salis- so as to be to work from a nail to heavy wagon to thoroughly exposed Middletown, Conn. er one-eigh- becomes tires, getting their supply from Bulls bury to one-quart- to the heat of the furnace, lifters is 8340.932.4 6 Per Cent Falls works, which beside casting Richmond ore. The Salisbury iron very hot and it estimated tnat its Succeed when everything cite fails. Capital Stock, down Surplus 627.000. the ore into pigs also worked it into is also strong and is used very largely pressure, as it comes from the In nervous prostration and female Assets, CMWlMO- - weaknesses they art (he In- small bars and stripe. The majority for car wheels . The Salisbury ore is siphon pipes upon the fire, cannot npitme 5afe and Profitable remedy, as thousands bare testified. 5 cent Notes and Debentures. of the iron was taken in two and somewhat used in the two furnaces vary much from one pound to the per FOR LIVER AND vestments, KIDNEY, Thirty-thir- four horse teams to Poughkeepsie, on the Housatonic railroad, but with sqtart inch. The air is poured upon d d year of business, during which STOMACH TROUBLE time more than SIO.OOO.OOO has been paid to In SO miles where it was it is con- the fire through what are called secured by Bridge- away, probably these exceptions, entirely it is the best medicine tier sold vestors at maturity. First Mortgages the Hudson to New at these short en- Real Estate. shipped down sumed in the Housatonic Valley, "tuyeres," being over a drag gist's oonnter. port one trance from a main York, the teams going dayxand Kent furnace and at Mr Barnum's pipes leading & We offer, subject to sale, the followin returning the next, stopping at furnaces heretofore mentioned. It is pipe encircling the bottom of the Boughton Hargrave. which is only a partial list of mortgages w on Hill for a load of ore. This to the stack suck. There are five tuyeres No. 3, Masonic Temple. 1005 Broad St. have hand. Quaker impossible keep always In improving the foundations of the when it arrived was weighed in a at a uniform heat, and consequently They are made of iron, and in order Bridgeport, Conn. Insurance. neighboring roads. Once in six hours Send for "Booklet." Amount. Appraisal. Rate. very way. Chains would the iron varies in it being to keep their ends, from which the .400 1,000 6 cent ' primitive quality, per In or four times in 24 hours, the iron is 800 2,500 1,000 be placed around the axles near the divided into seven distinct kinds, the air rushes forth and which come 1,800 1,000 2,800 would be of attained deter- contact with the hot fire, cast. On a good-size- d plat of 1,600 3,500 i 2,000 wheels, large steelyards degree hardness intensely 3,000 of 2.500 4,500 and the load would be in what division a lot from melted, they are supplied ground, near the bottom the stack, 6.000 4.000 put in place, mining given being 8,500 which con- a bed composed of common brown 4,000 7.500 4,500 drawn up on a windlass. Twenty to of iron belongs. Both the Kent and with water chambers are Roxbury Announcements. made. A 25 teams in constant use are in con- full of water pumped moulding sand is number & were, kept Salisbury iron shipped tinually kept KNAPP, wheel-nous- e. of of the 6ame BURR and from 15 to 20 tons of iron was siderable quantities to prominent from the The water of pieces wood, shape called are set Bankers and Brokers, put into pigs dally. Regarding the machine works located in the eastern flows from the tuyeres into escape and length, patterns, 623 to each other, about four Tel. 423. Main Street, industry we cannot describe it better states and in the west and in the pipes that sink into the grcund. At parallel Daily. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. than from an article from south. The of converting the rear of each tuyere is a glass inches apart. Bach pattern is about Arriving by quoting process New New Onions. three and one-ha-lf feet the Potatoes, the pen of the late J. A. Bolles of the the ore into iron Is as follows: The covered door, through which one long, KIpe Tomatoes, Musk and Watermelons, Or- can see fire of the stack. If a width of a bed. Sand is then filled anges. Lemons and Bananas. For canning New Milford Gazette, published ore arrives at the works in tw forms, the we and The and trod season shall have Mason, Lightning Bridgeport March 25, 1887: known as wash ore and rock ore. tuyere should become clogged up at in between the patterns Economy Fruit Jars: also extra rings and down When sand has been tops. Everything in Groceries, Shoes, Rub- "There are seven iron furnaces in The former consits of little chunks the outlet, the glass, of course, hard. bers and General Merchandise. Trade with Trust Co., to the level of the pat- us and save the northwestern part of this state, and particles and as it is is thrown would be darkened, and the work- thus packed money. thin- Thb Farmers' Stork. 169-1- State St.. Bridgeport, Conn. viz: one at Huntsville, one at Sharon, into the stack to be melted. The men would know what the trouble terns and the latter have been covered with the same mater- two at Canaan, one at Lime Rock, rock ore is in the form of large pieces was, and be able to thrust an iron ly also Allen" Joyce, the are then removed and undi- one at Cornwall Bridge and one at most of them varying in size from through the aperture caused by the ial, pattern.? Roxbury Station. Conn Capital, Surplus vacant them Kent Furnace. The first six men- the bigness of a man's head to the opening of the glass door. and the spaces left by vided profits, $300,000.00 of the tioned are controlled by William H. capacity of a peck measure. The 'From the hearth of the stack the are ready for the reception used Barnum of Lime Rock, but in the latter ore has to be crushed, and the molten cinder is continually flowing molten iron. The packing to Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing seventh at Kent Furnace he has no cars are run on the side out into a channel, from which, be- block up the stack at the foot of the H. E. GARLICK, accounts $500 balance. containing it Interest on averaging have fore Is hearth i3 next removed and a molten Bent Safe boxes.! interest. All of these furnaces track into a building, where there is it has entirely cooled, it Veterinary, Deposit stream of iron runs BOXBUBY.CONS Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee been in operation for a number of a rock crusher made by the Farrell dragged oft In large slabs, to which pours forth, or In any Fiduciary Capacity. some of them for years, of Ansonla. The crush- he workmen attach irons. through an enclosed track to a main Long Distance Telophope 308-- 5. W. President. years, many Foundry Co., grappling F. MARSH, channel the bed.whlch connects at P.S.: Any one wishing to communicate with, EGBERT MARSH, and while they do not rank among er is impelled by & steam engine and Much of this cinder is used In re- in me over Local Telephone CaU 4. Yice President and secretary, E. H.J UPSON, Treasurer. the great furnaces of the country, can crush 100 tons of ore in a day. pairing the company's dam, and also (Continued on Page 12.) u THE XEWTOvN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1000

Methodist church In Danbury, Sun day morning and evening. A regular meeting of Palm Rebek-a- b a Af lodge will be held Wednesday 411 1VJ.J-DTnnTi?nDn- AXJ.' evening, September I. JLkJ New Milford. 19 Bank Mr and Mrs V, J. Keefer and son Street, New Milford. passed Sunday wltu relative In Kent. TOWN AND VILLAGE COMMENT. George Towletbe genial propri- Is the Only Place You Dm Buy, the etor of the Loomarwkk, Lake Wara- maug, was In town, Monday, with a SOUTH BEND DE RUE BROTHERS' MINSTRELS. DEATH OP CHARLES MARSH. party of guests. WATCH. Jones' Superlative flour, The Do Rue Brother!' Ideal Min $7.0 per It Is an Extra Good Watch Charles Marsh, an ageu resident barrel at the store of Charles I. for Time. An Btrela come thin not Easy season, of Aspetuck dlHtrlct, died on Friday, Leach. stttngw, but as a guaranteed attrac at the of 85 and 18 age years days. Mr and Mrs Franklin B. Dalley Car tlon from the excellent If you have any Watches, Clocksior that needs Running performance Mr Marsh was born on the place of Mt Vernon, X, Y were made Jewelry Is the kind desired by lover given by them bere In previous sea where he died. The funeral ever; took place happy by the arrival of twin baby or the or sons. . The company this sohhod. REPAIRING, sport automobiling. on Sunday afternoon, Rev George boys at their home there on Satur Did yon ever hear of tuck a thing enlarged, both In numbers and Bennett para' officiating. The pallbearers day, A; gust 14. Mrs Dalley was I3ring it to us and it will !w done light. as an pnernana, "easy running" writing paper! carrying special scenery were Frank Monroe, John D. Clark, formerly Miss Edith Warner of his your pen on a sheet or common for every act produced. It la said iry Fred McEuan, John Robinson, John place and Mr and Mrs Stanley L. cheap, inferior then that a prettier stage picture has G. paper, change Pepper and Charles Kurd. The Warner are the happy grandparents. to a sheet of that made by never been seen than the grand seen burial was In the lower The Jeweler. cemetery at Airs a. u. Turner is spending a RIDDIFORD, EATON, CEANE & PIKE. ic first part "A Scene - A v - ln.Italy,"- Merryall. wife and two sons, John few weeks at Conway, N. with natural that the audiences H., You will note a vast difference. actually Marsh of Boston, Mass., and Daniel her daughter, Mrs Everett Mason. believe that they are looking at "who Ihe pen 'will glide over the surface Marsh, lives at home, survive real bit of Seven of the latter with an ease that will sunny Italy. big him. Extending south from his resi- vaudeville acts comprise their in dence Washington. Mm surprise you. on both sides of the road are comparable olio. A grand street two fine rows The secret of this Is first, the high of maple trees which .... parade will be given at noon, when Mr Marsh out. ureat values in hancy Cups and 1 4 quality of the material used in the set PLAY A GREAT SUCCESS. cr, the excellent brass band of soloists Saucers at 1UU manufacture of these celebrated The play given by the will render a high class concert, also Washing- capers, and second, the beautiful ton club on Saturday evening was an at 7 o'clock at the opera house. The The theater edition of finishes that are imparted to them by special Immense success. The hall was filled engagement is for one night only "Miss Petticoats" will be on a secret process, giving them placed by an appreciative and enthusiastic Thursday, September 2, under the sale at Noble's store at 60c the EDISON and VICTOR smooth, glossy, absolutely perfect Drug audience and all highly commended auspices of the Odd Fellows. Tickets the book and see the writing surface. copy. Buy play the excellent acting of all who took on sale at Noble's Drug Store. which comes to the local House Phonographs and Records. Opera part. Following is the program: Fishing Tackle oi All Kinds. on Friday evening, September 24, Rosa, a maidservant with theatri School under the of Odd Fel- The Most stock be Supplies. NORTH VILLE. auspices the cal tendencies, Uomplete to found Hereabouts. lows. P. M. CASSEDY, Miss Anne H. Van Ingen Clarence Hendrlx made a to Mrs Garrett P. Terpenning of Jer New trip Prof Goldwhinney, who has writ Milfor, Conn. Mt and on his re sey City, N. has been her Vernon, recently, J., visiting ten a play, Fred l. Brinsmade turn bis friends Intro sister, Mrs Philip Planz. Frank E.SouIe, surprised by Dr Newman, the Professor's son-i- n- his bride. It was rather un Mr and Mrs S. H. were ducing Morgan law, Harry Van Sinderen; Bank all extend of Mr and Mrs E. Canfield Mygatt Block, Street, New Milford. expected, but congratula' guests in Mrs Newman, Mrs Herbert FaulKner tlons and wish them a and Sunday. prosperous Brldgewater, Spartan Spurgius Spotts, a travel- happy voyage through life. H, A. Palmer is enjoying his annu ing theatrical manager, leading Mr and Mrs are al vacation at Ocean Grove, N. J. Harry Buckingham heavy, etc., Ur Frederick Wersebe over a son, who bears the Tickets for De Rue Brothers' Ideal rejoicing Charles harklns, Chapin Brinsmade name of Clark W., and whose Minstrels are now on sale at Noble's ap' Mrs Goldwhinney, with strict opin- in their home dates from store. pearance drug ions and principles, August 17. Mother and child are School shoe week, August 30 to Mrs Fanny Carhart KICK'S 4. the week we BLIZZARD CUTTERS. !s.c doing nicely. September During Paula Gooldwhinney, not so strict The rain of the of last will 10 per cent discount and eafly days give as her Mother, Miss Ellen Woodruff These are without an for week was very much It every child for whom a cash purchase equal cutting eitherjsilage apprecatd. Jack Harkins, son of John Har-kin- s, If will help the late crops and is made will receive a souvenir. Rob- or dry fodder. are interested in a cutter this pastur temporarily acting under you fall, as well as ertson's Shoe Store. into this one before age, replenish springs. the "nom de theater" of Emil jook buying. Rev S, D. Woods has a pullet that Gifford and Russell Noble attended Hawkins, Adrian Van Sinderen Tobacco Hatchets and Bush began laying last week, and was just the society dance given by Miss Jessie Needles, .Scythes and Snaths, Brush Hooks. Don't You Often Wonder five months old. Breed: Buff Ply. Nichols at the Newtown Inn , last DEDICATION OF THE NEW HIGH Bradley Why people go so far afield for what's right mouth Rock. Thursday evening. SCHOOL BUILDING. under their noses? Take for instances Jewel- few Hammocks still on hand which F. C. Mr Mrs ke I ry and Photographic Supplies! anything bet- Baldwin has covered one of and Joseph Titus will re Ha m m HP am. ter, look at it than can be found The dedication exercises of the new anil Alpena, ready to let go a low figure, to close any way you his large barns with metal shingles turn about September 1, from a trip right here? Wonderful economy, wonderful Graded and High School will take them out. Better gee one while they are going. square dealing, too. Wake up! Come in. Miss Bessie Dean of Canaan is to Colorado Springs, Col. Mrs Mer-wi- n place on Saturday, September at visiting friends in this vicinity, with Andrews has been caring for 4, Photo Goods. 2.30 p. m. An headquarters at the home of Mr and their home in their absence. Mrs interesting program I call attention of the Amateur Photorriinh, has been arranged. The era that I do Developing and Printing and the Mrs Warren Crossman. Andrews will spend the winter at principal M. H. work will be ready in 24 hours after left at speech will be given by the Hon A. MALLETT, store. my Mr and Mrs Amos Bowers of Long Fall River, Wis. L. Shipman. a prominent lawvRr nf Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW Also have all supplies such as Films, Dry Mountain are visiting their son, A E. J. Emmons, treasurer of the MILFORD. CONN. Plates, Paper, Post Cards and Cameras. I am Hartford, who is a summer resident an independent dealer. C. Bowers.' New Milford Savings bank, and J.Ed Cameras to let. here. Everybody is invited to the Cora and Homer Buckingham win Hungerford, returned, Wednes public exercises the school spent Sunday last with their sister, day night, after a trip to Idaho and ,on grounds. M. W. Mrs William Frisbie, of Washington, Colorado. . KENT. HILL, Miss Sadie Marsh of Sharon has Merrill Fenn of Change of Washington cled Mrs C. W. Bliss and daughter of Bank New Mil been the guest of Mrs Hulda More on his sou, V. H, Fenn. Monda JOHN W. DOUGLASS. St, ford Waterbury are guests, tnis week, of house, tJ'.e asr week. Mr who Weed Location. White, travels for Mr and Mrs Frank Kilborn. John W. Douglass, formerly a Mr and Mrs of & Co., of New with MrsWhite D. Benjamin Ferris Haven, Mrs John Maufelt and children of prominent lawyer at Washington, St Paul, Minn., were the guests of and Mr and Mrs Frank Evittd. en-- died on MORRIS Wallingford have been visiting her C, Saturday morning, aged LIST, Mr and Mrs George Marsh, oved a carriage drive to Lake Wara- - 42 ana nine months. He is A Visit To Sunday sister, Mrs John Peterson. years Gentlemen's Tailor, and Monday of this week. maup, Monday. Mr survived by a wife and several and Mrs Clarence Nettleton Has Mored from the Golden Block. Railroad Miss Hazel Buckingham returned W. H. Thomas of Kent, the genial have daughters. Funeral services were Street, to returned from a fine trip out Booms over home, after a week in New baittr of hat town, a visitor in held Rev Brown's Shoe Store, Friday, wis West, yisiting relatives in Ohio. Sunday afternoon, Clarence Milford with her uncle and aunt, town, Mondi y. Perry officiating. The body was taken Bank Street, New Milford, Harmon's, . Luther Scott, formerly of this place Mr and Mrs Robert Ferris. Mr Eastman of the Ky-o-t- -.. Tea to D. for on Where Is and Bethlehem, but now of Des Washington, C, burial, he showing a fine line ef Sprlmr and Mrs Fred Swanson of Co., a oummer oi "Nicholas Square, New Milford, Waterbury reports busy trade, Saturui, Moines, Iowa, visited friends in Monday, the funeral party leaving patterns sutings. has been a town, the guest of Mr and Mrs and hustling, time on barga.-- i day. last week. New York on the Congressional August Carlson since last week Fvl Mr and Mrs F. J. Ha'ch a Limited at 3.25 m. Funeral di- Is always profitable. But etjojed Miss Ruth Turner gave a party to p. day. to Port L. on Mon F. O. & trip jefferson, I., some of her friends on even- rectors Bennett Son had the is Friday never more so than at this sea- George Roebling the first to at day. ing of last week. arrangements in charge. tack the tobacco crop in this section. Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson and Miss Dorotny Averill gave a card WENDT, son of the !?ome ood One piece was harvested last week. Miss Esther Ahlstrom passed Satur year. party, last Wednesday afternoon, in It was the broadleaf day at Lake Waramaug. Watchmaker variety. honor of some out of town guests. Bull's Bridge. values in odd and end lots in Clifford Marsh has wound up af Mrs Frederick Smith and children and Mrs Atwood and son of Waterbury fairs on the farm here and with his are at Little N. Y. Ofttometometrist. Wall visiting Falls, and Mrs Allen of Hartford were THE LOCAL NEWS. Paper. Pretty patterns family is going to attempt the Charles Planz has been off gentle duty guests at C. C. Ford's, on Sunday. Clifford Lane returned from his week's Cor. Bank and Main Sts., NEW MILFORD ' art of farming in Florida, the land of from his barber shop, from and values for the mon- suffering Mrs Tracy and son .of vacation, great flowers. boil on his band. Waterbury Wednesday. and Mr and' Mrs William Lum of New Boot and Shoe HANNON'S Rev and Mrs S. D. Woods started Mr and Mrs Howard Conkrite are Mrs Harry Millspaugh and son, Stuart, Repairing. ey. Visit and Haven spent Sunday in town, guests First Class Work Guaranteed. Tuesday in their automo- a week at Housatonic and returned to their home in Lakeville, morning passing Of Mrs C. C. Hoadley. save bile for a 10 days vacation near Great Mass., and Joseph Trimarco, money. Barrington, , On next week Tuesday, August 31, Union Shoe Shop, Ridgefleld, including a day at South on John Monroe and John Burkhardt of and Thursday, September 2, at 3 Opposite Town Hall. New Milford Norwalk. B. B. Booth has a com bought o'clock, the children of the town are South Kent were in the village, Thursday. Services at the usual pressed water and will have Rents Collected Telephone Connection Sunday time, tank, requested to meet at the Town 10.30 a. water hall, Chauncey Gould of Collinsville was at F. Estates Cared m., and 7.30 p. m. C. E. throughout his house. Pure For where they will be drilled in singing R. Lane's, last week. and Fresh service at 7 o'clock. Leader, Miss Mrs Sarah Northrop of Bridgeport by Arthur D. Woodruff for the 'pro r Before purchasing Real Estate, call on Gladys "Home Mis the of Mr and Mrs H. G. Martin Lane of Wassaic vil- Kinney. Topic, guest gram of the dedication exercises"vof was in the Dairy Products PHINEAS E. CLARK sions: Our Cosmopolitan Population." Northrop. the new school. lage, Friday. Dudley a successful at- New Milford Russell, William Frank Goodsell of North Creamery. THE ONL5T from San andj torney Francisco, Cal., was Kent were Mrs W.A PARCELLS. Pron. LOCAL ESTATE Miss at Mallory's.DSunday. REAL DEALER, Flora Hartwell, who is seri- the guest on Tuesday, of Mr and Mrs Southhurv. , CHAS.A. PARCELLS Mgr 21 South Main St, New Milford, Ct, ously Ml, was remembered by her Merritt W. Hill. W. W. Gould of Bridgeport is spending friends on her with a Mr and Mrs BRIEFLY NOTED. his vacation at Ferncliff, the home of Mr Who will one birthday postal Charles I. Leach and only charge you ana and Mrs F. R. Mr card shower, receiving about 300. Miss Imogene Lane were guests at jonn Doyie family from New Lane. Gould has spent Commission. Haven were George W. Keyes of New Haven dinner, Sunaay, of h. u Wanzer, in guests of Mrs Margaret his vacations in Bull's Bridge for 30 years. Edward P. passed Sunday with his father-in-la- w, New Fairfield. Grant, recently. , x Martin Farms and Country Homes a ' Specialty. C. D. Miss Edna B. Stone Pulver. Rev N. E. Honnold preached at the has returned BranchYille. PLUMBING and . Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. to her heme in New Haven. HEATING miss Helen Murphy is ITEMS olFlNTEREST. ' visiting All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron We offer for Sale friends in Seymour. Mrs M. Mcintosh and Mrs Klein of New Vtyrk 180 Railroad St., NEWJMILFORD the Incomparable Miss Annie Eytel visited her sister York have been the guests of Mrs William CT n. on Peaceable Tel No HO. in last week. fteating Street. Woodbury, Arthur O. Toole of Fordham Universitv Beckwith Round Oaks v Miss Mamie Rooney, who has been is the guest of his classmate, Jack Keating, home on a at ivennonan. i A Fine Beckwith Air Wood vacation, has returned to Line Of Tight her work in Waterbury. Many members of Gotham's younger set nave oeen seen then: Heaters. Mrs George Brewer and are winding way along family Peaceable Street during the past week Heavy Double Har- visiting her parents in Cromwell. "Kenhonan" the attractive summer house Stamford and Miss Katherine E. Stone has been of William H. Keating and family proved nesses Chief visiting friends in to be their destination. As all were great Round Ranges. Bridgeport and tennis devotees the New Haven. court occupied their Suitable for Farm or Team Work. attention for many hours, Missess Ger-

Miss Hattie Comber is trude Lone New York Line Mil-lo- visiting of and Agnes Keat- rgest Ever Shown in New rd. Albert H. McMahon friends In ing played an exciting game Miss Also six or seven extra fine Woodbury. aganist single driving harnesses. ""uuiaue Jeannette Geerulees Bridge Street, - New Milford Mr Burpee and family from Hart and brother of New York. A tired crowd wended their ford are boarding at Clifford way back to the city; resolving to pay many a FRANK Automobile visit to lovely "Kenhonan" andits jolly EVITTS, Repairing Howard Hickox and occupants. family from New Milford. Of AD Kinds. Watertown visited over Sunday at Mrs Margaret Atwood's. Evw-- can of Yale Seal Paint Is Machinery Equipment. Automobile Red Book Station. backed by Booth & Law's reputation Taylor & THE LEACH-MARS- H Buckingham, COTTAGE Children1: Cry of 84 years. Arcade Machine Works, Catratrt tid BoiMtn, At Green Pond, Sherman, A Beautiful Nature FOR FLETCHER'S Biilroad Street. New New Milford, Conn. Spot Milford, Ot. Bean's Rheumatic Pill far Tlhmm. Estimate! ch iltm and resetabla. erfuDy fnrnUhed on largeo CASTOR1A Naunlgia. otirelj 8af 11 contract . THE NEWTOWN ' BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27 1000. 15

where tliey entertain many friend. The Newtown .Bea O. A. Banford bit has bad part of 00000000 houM Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1909. in Sanfordtown reshlngled. &t0S0 Robertson's, T. II. Judd of Danbury, diaries o Favereau, George Treadwell and The Leading Shoe Store, 40 & Ntw Milford Luther Seeley have killed over o New Milford. wooili liucka In the past few weeki, August ' half-mil- OAYLORDSVILLE. all within a e iquare. There are lot loft, are destruct- Miss Jennie Anderson la visiting They very & ive to SCHOOL SHOE her sinter, Miss Annie Kennedy. gnidons. Clearance WEEK, The row of horse The sewing "bee" met with Miss long dilapidated & sheds of the church Aug. 30th to 4th. Angella on Monday after Congregational Sept. Morrissey does noon.' not help the looks of the church ! During the weck.we will 10 cent discount and child, girl or , give per every properly. Sale boy, for whom a cash purchase of Shoes or Rubbers is made, will receive a Rev J. T. Van Burkalow preached JihIko John N. Nkkerson and & souvenir. As most pnreiita know, we make a specialty of School Shoes. We In PoughkeepHie on Sunday lust. have studied Philander lots of the problem carefully and we believe it mastered at every point. There was no service In church Brotherton have the , The of this sale is to find new owners If you have children who need School Shoes, bring them here and see how bom-dors- object for our W city making it quite lively , well we meet the our in we In his absence. stock of Clothing-- Hats and Shoes before the requirement Among many good things Shoes, in the Center. A opening of (tH have a Boys' $2 Shoe that cani.ot be matched elsewhere. Then we have a Mrs Lola Hall has returned to her Fail trade We don't believe Mark in carried over goods. Girls' $1.75 Shoe and a Misses' $1.50 and a Child's $1.25 Shoe of good Twain entertulnn a large ' equally home in this place. They're a poor claim for patronage. What would (jffc value. Dut our shoes must be seen to be appreciated. number of friends at his home in the you William II. Newton of Schenec- think if next bought a suit of clothes from us We carry an excellent line of Hosiery. west part of the town. year you tady, N. Y is visiting his sister, Mrs identical to the one some fellow this season? You'd (Pf I). ('. Sunford has a fine lot of R. I. got E. II. Minehardt. feel pretty cheap, wouldn't you! And you wouldn't have Reu'K, White Wyaudottes and Ply- Mrs M. Buckingham is with Mrs a good of us. mouth Rock CO In very opinion George Newton. chlchens, nearly all. He has some line chicken Now to obviate things of this sort we are willing to The cantata "Evangeline" will be llOIIKCS. accept a loss for the suits remainine on our tables. For on and even- given Thursday Friday these last days of August we are going to ride over prof- - of this week. KY-O-T- ings its rough shod: O CO. Misses Marion Underhill and Mary k TEA Paine a in spent day Bridgeport, $10 and $12 Suits at $ 7.50 Sherman. $15 and $16 Suits at 10.00 $18 Suits at 12.50 WEMANESA GRANGE. LEADERS IN LOCAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST. $20 and 22 Suits at 15.00 The ecantata, Evangeline, is to be Miss Grace Smith entertained a given under the direction of P. H. Can You Afford to Miss This Sale. party of young ladies at luncheon on Smith 6f Pawling by the Wemanesa Wednesday in honor of Miss Elso Fine Teaf , Coffees Grange on Thursday and Friday Bidstrup, whose adorned evenings of next week, August 2ti portrait each place card. & and 27, at Gaylordsville, in a tent HATCH DEWEY, Miss collie Wanztr of Is and near the Methodist church. anbury P. visiting: Mrs George Durgy. 0. Block, Mrs Otis Durga and Miss Stewart broke New Milford Great Earrington Fine Groceries. AT ST JOHN'S. camp on Tuesday, their stay at the lake being shortened by the The music at St John's Sunday will wet weather. Something New and Attractive Arriving all the be as follows: Dr and Mrs S. E. Smith visited the Time. Morning. city, Saturday, to gaze upon their TeDeum in Dudley-Buc- k first grandson. Offertory anthem, "The Earth is The funeral of Miss Lottie Conk- - aid the Lords," Mosenthal lin, daughter of David Conklin was stain Hot Watet Evening. held on Monday, August 23, at Co-bu- m MILFORD. Heaters, BANK STREET, NEW Magnificat, Klein mejtirg house. Her death, after Unique Manufactured bt Tel. Call 123-- 2. Nunc. Dimittis,. Schecker long illness, followed a week of suf- anthem, "Hark, Hark, fering, on Saturday the Offertory morning, J. A. NORTHROP. 200 Patterns H. H. 21st. The interment was in the Prop. my Soul," Shelley Nkw.Milford. Conn. near Lake H. A. Palmer's place in the choir cemetery Mauweehoo. From 8c to $1.40. The service will be taken by L. S. Richmond on song was held as usual on tne at Sunday. Mr Palme.' is enjoying a piazza Valley Breeze, but Sole Agents for Railroad Lead vacation. the darkness shortened it. Next week it will 6.30 Black Motor Cars. Miss Minerva Hoyt will sing the begin promptly at i m. John Bonjiono, alto solo's, botn at the morning and p. Osborne & Stone, ;J A full line of Air Cooled Motor Cars Rev William M. Wilson, Ph. D., of Boot and Shoe J Wheels 34 to 40 inches with evening services. Successors to C. A. Way Co., high, equipped New on best Solid Rubber Tires. These cars are YorK, preached Sunday, the Mnts, Wall Paper. Glass Window and Repairing. Shades, inexpensive to operate, easy riding, DEATH OP MRS F. HURLBURT. 22d, in Akin hall and in the Ccburn New Ct. easy to run. They are Hill Climbers and Have moved to roomsover Market of J. B. Cox Milford, will travel in mud or snow Ithout He light Mrs F. Hurlburt was operated on church. will also preach next 143-- chains. Write me at once for Bank St., New Hilford, Telephone Cwtalogs in giving full descriptions and prices oa these for tumor at the Danbury hospital Sunday, August 29, Akin hall at Where I will be pleased to gee all my old cus icars, from the little 10 H. P. Runabof ut, at and failed to 10.45 a. m., and in Coburn. church tomers. 37a to the big 4 cylinder 40 U. r. Koadster Monday mouning rally at J1000. Also a new 20 H. P. general pur- from the operation, passing away at at 3 p. m. V pose car with removable single or double rear seat. 9 o'clock the same The Miss Elsa Satur- j evening. Bidstrup started, i funeral will be held at the Richmond for Palo Cal It Will Pay You to Visit G. C. BRISTOL, day, August 21, Alto, Hot ! homestead, Thursday. W. F. Beth Where she will teach physical train- Sizzling MODEL 113 EYf MILFOED. CONN. nett had charge of the funeral ar ing. She will visit her brother, Dan, H.D.Hine's Studio rangements. at Los Angeles, on her way. NEW MILFOED, Days Mrs Tiebout !s entertaining her If want to see the latest designs in Deacones3 Roberts of you Call For Torrington mother, Mrs Clark of Brooklyn. the Photographic Art. New Styles, is friends in town. "Get Our Prices" visiting A novel roasting party was planned New Designs, Mattinge. Everything Jti. A. Faimer is nis va that goes with a first class studio. spending by Miss Patton, and her sister, Mrs Fizzing Cold ON cation at Ocean Grove. Burnham, on Friday. The rain The. funeral of Charles Marsh, who Men's and Boy's Shoes, Rubbers and though driving them indoors, could Soda. died took Rev Rubber Boots. Friday, place Sunday, not quench their spirits, and some Marbledale. Bennett of Grace Jer That's the combination to work these Flour and Grain, all Kinds. George Church, things besides corn and bacon were days so you don't need tocare what the sey City, officiating. There was a weather man sends. Come in any time Hay, Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed well roasted, we understand. It will cool you off just to listen to the attendance at the service, fountain fizz and one of our ice A very large Miss Marie who has been cream clean, market !wlth Select Gardner, soda will top you off for a comfortable meats ana A from St John's choir sang NEWS IN BRIEF. romtry. quartet spending the summer with her grand' day. High Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. the ' with me, sweetly hymns Tarry parents at Gray Rocks, returned to Miss Ada M. Austin of New O my Saviour" and "There is a Brooklyn with "her uncle on Sunday York, who has been a guest of Mr nlfssed Lome." W. N. Noble, Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, night. and Mrs Joseph E. Watson for a week Several of the guests at the Park Railroad and Bridge Streets. Mr Durgy is clearing up land at past, returned home on Tuesday. DRUGGIbT, View House aULake New Milford. spent Tuesday the east end of the Lake and is ais Mrs Cecilia S. Denslow of New Waramaug. Bank Street, New Milford. . The Bountiful Table posing of building lots rapidly. York Is spending two weeks with her Wet Is the Master "Ted" Munch, after a good mother, Mrs Pollock. Telephone 98. delights the eye, gladdens the Washing Way vacation with his uncles, has re James B. took his wife, heart and adds to the health Our To Eliminate the one day of the week which Tousey brings discomfort to the whole household Redding. turned to his home in Brooklyn. Mrs Thomas P. Peters and Edward Superior Groceries, fragrant Cof- "wash day." To Relieve her. whose duty it is to wash, from the labor which The Wilson children are rejoicing 0. Sperry to Lake Mahopac, N. Y., fees andTeas, Flour, Fruits, selec- nome R6AD washing ana wringing always orings. STATE WORK. in a new canoe. on Sunday, to spend the day. They ted Canned Goods, Catsups, Siag-ars'a- To save the inconvenience of carrying water. To Prevent Illness resulting from steam in the Surveyors are laying out for the Rob Blantin ano Mr Leach took made the trip in Mr Tousey's auto. A Blotched Complexion Spices are here to set out house and sudden change while hanging out state road chturch two loads of to the Mrs L. M. of River clothes. To procure better work than It is from the Episcopal big young people Campbell Still Or the presence of any skin Is un- the family feast for all occasions. to do at for the reason that eruption possible home, to Marcus Burr's on the Ridge. Con sale and entertainment at the North has her Norman Collins, sightly always. But that is not t.hn wnrst. on there is special machinery particularly grandson, ; The worst is that the blood Forjsavings your Grocery list Will isoutof order and adapted to this work. To help you in your tractors are at work on the state church on Wednesday, in which staying with her for a few days at uniess proper precautions are taken some- buy here. servant-gi- rl problem. serious may follow. road from H. S. Osborne's to Five Tiebout took a prominent part. Moses Devaux's. ( thing Family Wet Washing, 50c. Points. The object is to make a state Mr Lane has secured some beauti- Mrs W. S. Franklin of South Beth A. D. & Blood Mixture C. I. LEACH, Model Wet Wash Laundry, road from Danbury to Bridgeport. ful and interesting pictures of this lehem, Pa., is stopping at Mrs L. G. Rids the blood of impurities. No remedy will Railroad St., New Milford. Tel Connection. do it quicker than this one. Few will do H.as 'Church . New Milford. whicn de- Street, neighborhood are in great Toohy's for a while. well. Price $1. Telephone The Redding Inn on the Ridge is mand. It is expected that Mrs C. P. Dens a stopping place for aufoists and is The Thimble party enjoyed Mrs low will sing at St Andrew's church Albert Evitts, Druggist, Railroad Street quite popular. Mallinson's piazza on Thursday after- next Sunday. Telephone 33, NEW MILFORD William C. Sanford of Pleasant noon. Even the small girls occupied A Fine Line Of Market! Valley is in quite poor health. the steps with tneir needlework and The Best the Market affords In Marshall Driggs has taken Annie all felt the time too short. LINE. Heavy Double Har MEAT and FISH Banks of Bridgeport, and Emma and Miss Florence Lane is visiting on Painting and J. L. McEuan, Ruth Read of Reading on a week's Quaker Hill for a few days. A U TO MOBILES ness Youngs' Block, Railroad Street, auto trip. The picnic in the Grove on Satur $100 and Up. Papering. New Milford. Conn. Herbert Barnes' is well under day was a merry one. Congratula place fine v Suitable for Farm or Team Work. tions A line of WALL PAPER. way and makes another fine place on were extended to Mr and Mrs Here is your opportunity toget The Larsest Line Ever Shown In New Mil the road across the Ridge. Lane, it being tue 4 2d anniversary of a second hand Automo- H. S. ' high grade COUCH, ford, Also six or seven extra fine hand made Temperance Pool Room, John M. Sullivan and of their marriage. The lake was beauti- have single driving harness. family bile for $100 or more. We a Merryall Dist.. NEW MILFORD. Noble Bennett's 141-1- Block, Bridgeport are spending a few days fully' illuminated with bonfires at assortment of Runabouts Tel. 4. On Same Floor With Harris Barber Shop, large at their old home on the dusk and later the picnickers retired all Frank Evitts, BANK ST., NEW MILFORD. Ridge. and Touring Cars, guaranteed First Selectman A. Banks to Mr Durgy's home for music and a of Three Good Tables. George in the best condition. Write New Milford, has been some work on social hour. (Railroad Street, Drinks. aoing good for particulars. M. G. Temperance the road from J. S. Sanford's to Sulli Miss Pauline Bowne of Quaker Hill Stone, Call and JPass A Pleasant Afternoon ran s store. It has been one of the is visiting the family of Rev Warren or Evening. Towle CARPENTER and BUILDER. worst pieces of road in town. H. Wilson. The E. H. Company, :20c Candy at 25 West Main St., Waterburr. Conn. Church St.. NEW MILFORD. JJ Jesse Banks, who has been quite ill Tne annual Sunday school picnic Our Special with an abscess, is able to be at work of the Sherman Congregational Telephone Connections: Home. 114-- 2. 8hop. 40c Candy at again. Dr Smith lanced it last week. church will be held at Spring Lake Qq The ittethodist cnurch fair was a Park on Saturday, August 28. This For Saturday. is not success. The receipts were over J40. for the Sherman people alone, VISIT Patchwork Puzzles C. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, The Methodist Sunday school pic but for all who wish to come and Bank New Milford Twelve Best Granu Street, pounds nicked at Putnam Park, Wednesday. spend a pleasant day with us. The For sale or to rent at Erltts' Drag Mrs H. M. Wakeman, who has been dinner will consist of cold meats. Lake Store. Exchanges supplies. 'Can lated 50 cents. Quassapaug be obtained in Washington at J. L Sugar quite ill, is able to be out again and salads, biscuits, cake and other good West's. r&N.&C.H. BURWELL, With .50cts worth of is convalescing slowly. things which any one wishes to Resort, W. H. FENN, gro Mrs J. M. Treadwell bring. Rey B. F. has of St Augus Wyland charge , Middlebury, Conn. Residence Poplar Street. New Milford. New Milford. ceriesallfor $1.00 cash. tine, Fla., and family return home, of the amusements for the day and Saturday, after spending the sum- is planning to have a ball game on Dining Hall, Dancing Pavilion Painting and mer "with George and Carrie Tread- the grounds overlooking the lake. Bowling Alleys, Farmers' Co., well In Shooting Galleries, Large Swings Bee Want Advs Trading Sanfordtown. Tkrry-go-Round- s, Paper Hanging. To feel eood annetita Two The Store of Quality," Mr and Mrs J. B. Cornwall andl strong, hare Electric Pleasure Boats. tTeU67-etK..AiPee- and en-J- oy t'. digestion, sleep soundly and New Milford, Cona. family of Bridgeport are at their Word. life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, Take Trolley From Woodbury and lea TeLS-1-2. beautiful place In ' Sanfordtown. the great system tonic and builder. 16 THE JWiOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1909. v. The Newtown Bea EHEEEEHEEHEESHEHEEHHS E EEEE Newtown, Friday, August 27, 1809.

Georgetown. Store Closes Daily at 5 p, m., excepting Saturday. Sale. A GREATCORN CROP. Consignment There is on the Conn, State Agricultural farm here six acres of as fine corn as one often has the pleasure of looking at. It and now stands 12 and 13 feet high and when Men Boys' Clothing Greatly It reaches its full growth it will be from 16 to 17 feet high. It is the Southhern Dent Rousing WindUp Reduced in Price. variety and is a sight .worth looking at. TUB VILLAGE AND VICINITY. OF OUR v: To a large factory consignment of the most dependable Mr and Mrs J. Ferris and chil- dren in New Haven. clothing which we desire to turn into cash at once we have spent Thursday J. M. Stocking and have re- added our own of men family immense lines and boys apparel and turned from their week's stay at the aiviaea mem into sections, pncea as iouows: beach. Odd and Ends John Ferris is having a two weeks' Men's Suits $13 and vacation. $15 value at $9.85 Mrs E. P. Bennett Is entertaining her from Men's Suits $16 and grandchildren Tarrytown. Ralph Drlscoll of Bridgeport is the Sale! $18 value at $11.85 guest of his grandmother, Mrs Mary Conners. Men's Suits $20 value at Miss Ruth Batterson is spending a $15.85 few weeks with her aunt. Mrs Rich- We want to make this a record break- ard Bennett, of Bellvllle, N. J. wind-H- p Men's Suits $22 and Florence Mills has returned home ing values never were higher $25 value at $17.85 after a weeks' visit to relatives in and will be lower for Ansonia. prices not yearr tp In Mrs Harry Bennett and daughter And in the Department of Shoes are visiting relatives in Brooklyn. come. remember, everything lowered Mrs Floyd Jennings entertained is this season's prices are greatly her sister frcm Brooklyn the past this sale style, but not styl- Ladies' $198 and $2.98 Pat Colt Gun Metal Oxfords $1.49 week. ish to over. Ladles' 2.98 Russet Buckle Pump $1.98 Mrs Charles Jennings, who has enough carry Something now to be Boys' Vici Kid and Calf Lace Shoes $1.48 been ill, is able around. a H. B. Cooke, of the Connecti for to wear now and later at saving Men's 3 50 and 4 00 Pat. Colt and Gun Metal Oxfords $3.00 manager you cut state farm here, attended the Field Men's 2.48 Vici Kid Oxfords $1.98 day meeting of Pomona Grange at New can't ignore. The sale ends Satur- Canaan, last Tuesday, and reports a very you Clothes interesting meeting and a very enjoyable so what want Boy's day. ; day night, buy you quickly. One of the finest stocks in New and all the models The steel frame for the Gilbert & Ben England embracing Co.'s new in that will in with satisfactory wear. nett Manufacturing factory has boys' clothing conjunction style give to arrive. The foundation for the the sale the prices will be begun During building is nearing completion. The young peoples society of the $1.85, $2.35, $2.85, $3.35, $3.85, Swedish church held a sale of ice cream. $4.35, and up to $7.35. cake and soft drinks and an auction of Igr I INCORPORATED articles at the church, last Satur in Suits Russian and Blouses, 50c and 69c. fancy OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN CHILDREN Special Wash day evening, which was largely attended X Hats, Caps and Furnishings also bear low price tags. and netted the society about $83 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Walter Perry and Martin Peterson Buys $100 and spent Sunday in Portchester, N. Y., the 89c. $150 Shirt guests of Frank J. Williams. We have run this special continuously for some time and so great has its success been that we will continue it indefinitely. It Is an excellent shirt , Branchvilie. made of Garner's percale sold elsewhere for $1 and $1,50 our price 89c JOHNL. WALKER JINJURED. , Huntington. All Men's Hats and Furnishings at saving prices. John L. Walker, a brakeman on the Ridgefield branch, had the misfortune, WEST END ITEMS. A last Monday morning in jumping from a Before the Sale Stops freight car while switching cars in the Photographer Sherman was in yard at Ridgefield, to break his right leg town one day last week, with his at at the the bone ankle, protruding through camera, and obtained some views of the flesh. Dr Allen of Ridgefield bound - the limb and he was taken on the train to the many picturesque scenes along the Danbury hospital where th ankle was the river. lira- U5o set and he is now doing as well as could Mrs Edwin Wheeler of Briogeport be C. S. O'Connors of expected. Editor has been lUrs Leander fiollan's ylsiting J ' the Ridgefield Press accompanied him to MEAD w , TO FOOT CLOTHIERS Danbiuy. heeler. f The Misses Clark and Beardsley, J. Men's Burt & John. Knapp qf Wilton, who has, the Packard "Korrect Shape" Shoes C. Wilson and 0. C. Shelton weie the Conn. contract for the section of the state road Bridgeport, from the Branchvilie to guests of Miss Agnes Smith at the depot south what - That should be three are is known as Bulkley's corner, just north of whist given by her in Monroe Town fifty, $2.50 Cannon station, has begun work on the hall. That should bd four dollars, are - 2. 95 Branchvilie end and will work push the labor in the when That should be five HEM EHBHBHBHHEH right along. Why garden dollars, are 3.65 Fred Lindwall and Son are building a vegetables grow wild? It was quite heavy two horse cart for Irving J. Banks of a surprise to Edward Beers to find ! Redding and have just taken the contract when in the 'old Fair a $2.50 for sharpening the drill for the new state walking grounds bed of about 18 feet and road men and are doing their other squash square Dr Charles A. more and than $2.95! blacksmith work and are busy in flourishing thrifty plants every can boast James Wilson department of their shop. They keep a many growers had an extensive tract there with $3.65! Bidencope, good force of men at work and keep work planted vegetables, last season. These were self Now moving right along. re Open. Chiropodist, Miss Mildred Farr is in South Norwalk sown from the seeds and have done For patent or dull finish Surgeon had no care and guaranteed leather, .perfect with friends for a two weeks' stay. Her markably well, having weather. fitting, latest style shoes for men. sister, Miss Maude Farr, will join her considering the dry CARTER HOUSE v Mrs of is from Hotel Green, Banbury, will be afc the there in a few days and return home with Beardsley Bridgeport spend her. ing a few days with her mother, Mrs T. H. NEWTOWN INN Wilson. Louis Denao, an aged Italian, passed Lake Waramaug, $ Miss Grace Herbert, who has been at each week. bunions and away at his home here on Thursday; Monday of Corns, Mrs Thomas McGuire's, has to visit inerown Toenails skillfully treated at moder- August 19. The funeral and burial were gone K. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED relatives in Albany. " W. ate' prices. on Saturday. F. B. Bouton & Son had MOLLAN, Melvin Burr of Stamford was a charge of the funeral arrangements. guest Under New Management of his mother over Sunday. for Season of 1909. A party of 32 friends of Mr and 1026 Main St.; Bridgeport. Mrs John from Ladies' Shampooing, McSheehy Bridge- . at attention to port and White Hills gathered Express paid one way on purchases of $3. Special given Scalp Treatments, Face Massaging and Man their bungalow in Isinglass to enjoy icuring. Will call at residence by appoint transient parties. ment only. the day. At noon a fine dinner was served by Mrs McSheehy to which ail did ample justice. The day was one Stone. ' long to be remempered by all. Top Southville

BRIEFLY NOTED. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Mr and Mrs Still Some Good Straw Hats at HALF PRICE. John Vaughn has returned to his home Frank Carlson spent part of last week in Redding. in Danbury after a week s stay at the New York. vaugnn homestead here. E. Lattin has moved his household - Master Frances Vaughn of Westport is goods into Mr Glacier's house. E. Roswell SALAD SUPPER AND SALE. spending a few weeks with his grand of Bridgeport was over Sun- mother, Mrs Mary Vaughn. day guest of his sister, Mrs D. Barnum. The saiad supper and sale of fancy Mrs J. a. ceecner and children are Mrs Laura Welton, who lives with her n. TW.ro $10.00, 12.50 and 15.00 articles which was to be held at the spending a few weeks with Mrs Beecher's in noT,k,,, j Young who has been We are home Mr and Mrs Brad parents, Mr and Mrs William H. Fuller, of spending two weeks with of Randolph her Miss Catskill Village, N. Y. niece, Alice Beers, has now re- - Men's Suits at ley has been changed and will be Paint Stanley Fox and family spent Sunday lunjeu io wanDury. Pushing given at the Rectory for the benefit at bavin Kock. The painting season of Christ church, Redding . Kidge, Miss Theresa Vaughn was among the sick ones, the first of the week. Friday afternoon and evening, Aug- WASHINGTON'S PLAGUE SPOTS is at hand and we are William and family, ust 27. from 5 to 8 o'clock. Attorney Mulligan Supper who have been spending a week at their ready to'takeycare of Lie In lOW. pleasant summer home, returned to their the marsh? .nrtnmavmvmo Vi with last the Potomac, the your requirements ' FOR TOUR SIZE. Newfork home, Monday. breeding place of $5 LOOK Indiana germs, xnese germs cause Sherwih-William- Men's $3.50 and $4 Oxford's, $1.98 a chills, fever and s at French's, Bethel. ague, biliousness, pair Jaundice, lassitude. Irn oca ' " 111J.U Paint, prepared The Bee was In error last week in SEA1ED WITH A I0T IRON general debility and bring suffering A of Suits tor Men and Banks moved splendid group Young Boys stating that Charlea had uu ucacu io mousanos yearly. But from the Elijah Burr place on. Meeker Electric Bitters never are offered at this exceptionally low figure, in order "to Street aa Mr Banks and family are still Or scalded by an overturned fail to destroy there. cut with a knife bruised a them and cure malaria make a' living by troubles. thorough clearance right away. The assort- The Redding Grange gave Mr and slammea aoor oy or "They are the best ail See Uncle Obadiah in oar window injured gun in ment is of color Cassimeres, Cheviots Mrs Fred Mabrey a surprise, Thurs- ny other way the thing needed at and cure for malaria I ever used," composed light ' writes R. M. with the 19. onee tt Burklen's Arnica Salve to Jamesfi of Louellen, S.. Worsteds. Your fortune to day night, August , Whist was and good secure them at subdue inlammation and kill the C They cure stomach, liver, kid- during the evening, both, la- ' anu such a sharp saving only speak quick ! played pain. It's eartk's supreme healer, ney blood troubles and will pre- dies and gentlemen receiving favors. infallible for boils, ulcers, fever vent typhoid. Try them. 60c. Guar- Children's were An enjoyable time was reported by sorea, KMot and piles. 25c at R. H. anteed bv R. H. Suits that formerly priced at $5, Lanterns Newtown; - all present Been A C., Newton; Taylor, Curtis Taylor, Curtis k Co., San- and $8, now 4.00, 5.00 and 6.00. ACe.. P.J. ay mook; r. L. $6, P $3.50, Mrs Sanford, who has BMyHMk; Grrln,Btk-1- ; j. Garvin, Bethel; That don't go out, don't even flick- Stephen X, tMtett, autnui; H. W. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, AirSummer Furnishings at big savings. Real bar- er when the wind blows. been visiting her brother in Strat BmIm; W. B. Bawley, Sa-dm- ; Easton: w. R. Hawiov cv. ford for several weeks, returned 1m. Owmwall Bride; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Con-- gains in Negligee Shirts and Trousers. We are the first door below. the Strat W Separate home on Monday.. CM7 9tm.f imtttfw: JL urj nros.,ueorgetown; R. p. Smith, field HoteL 8. Blaefc-u- , West Cornwall: S T Tiio.irm.r, Mr and Mrs Alex Watta and friend 1U. Wl Coriwaii; J. aMricyrlUt; O. W. lurlbnrt ft Hawleyvllle; O. W. Hurlburt & Co., of New York: are risking at Ue hom O., Xkry; MOm Joye, ftsxbvy Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- of Mr and Mra Henry Sanford. Nillw; ' . W. Katei, lridgewatw ; tion; G. W. Hatch, Brldgewater; W. The W. . K. U. N. Noble. New Mllford: R. H npara- - Hardware & . Mr and Mrs Randolph Bradlty Mto, Bw miford; lit Ji Wetterau sley. New Preston;; Wetterau. & Wil- - 1S0br-J!-W ill the with friends In Monroe Mv PtmU; spent day iUi Dff, Harry uims, wasnrngton . Depot; Harry MAIN 0 JOHN 5TJJJ 5RID0EFORT.COM Supply Co, on Wednesday. C. P. WillllM Brown, South bury, a P. Williams, 1 The many fciends of W. C. Sanford lrttaia; PerUa Bros., Wa-re- a; South Britalri; Perkins Bros., War- 1215 Main - : In - ren; W. N. j St, . will to hear he does nof"lm-prov-e W. H. MwH, Uie, Hill; Pea- Hurd, Long Hill; Pen regret Mi Cxms. tmmr Depot. tM field & Craig, Stepney Depot. Bridgeport, Conn., In health as much as Is desired.