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VOLUME XII. NEWTOWN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1889. SIX PAGES. NUMBER 36. Old age and infirmity have made Jane Cards Are out for the marriage of Kl- - Brush so feeble that it was deemed nec- mer' B. Hawley, formerly of Hawley-vill- e, C. LYON & HINDLEY. essary, to appoint a conservator, and to Miss Cornelia Belle Estey of H. B E N N E T T. Charles II. Peck was chosen, tn He Chicago, September 17. July. ... has applied to the probate court for per mission to sell her real estate and the Town election Octo AT THE SEASON occurs, this year, OUR SALES THUS FAR FOR THIS IN auction will bike She ber 7. The selectmen of Newtown will -- place, Saturday. 3HE 3L hus only the house in which she lives and meet at the town clerk's ofllce.Saturday, a,... that is worth, probably,-no- t more than September 28, from 9am until 5pm9 e IsSOO, w Fairchild of South Britain for new J. R MENABY CO'S. SCHOOL SHOES r r George the purpose of making voters. CHILDREN'S BUILDERS, MANUFACTURERS, FARMERS holds a mortgage for $600, and she owes No person can be made a voter whose other small bills, aggregating, possibly, name Is not on the list to be made,Thurs-day- 1, $50. The mortgage to Mr Fairchild was September 19, at 3 p m. Those de- an immense stock of AND MECHANICS - Have been large but we are prepared with vv:: made at different times, $300 each,- to siring to be made voters, this Fall, should these goods in an almost endless assortment of styles and at very cover money advanced by him in small hand their name to any of the registrars sums. Mrs Brush, who is nearly 80, has on or before that date.' . will do well to their from us. Our low prices. , , buy supplies already been thrown on the town, but Our Knockabout Shoes, sise S to 10 heel or heel, ara made up as solid and as well as cannot be declared a as as spring stock embraces a line of the most ap- pauper long Friends from Waterbury, Bridgeport a many shoes that Bell at SI. complete she owns ' the sale and great property. After and about town met, last week Thursday - . of Misses' and Youths', sizes 11 to 8, in the Knockabout Shoes, at $1, werth $1.25. proved Tools, House Hardware, Cutlery, Rubber payment debts, the balance will be evening, at Thomas Farrell's and danced D used to pay her board where she is"; then CHIL REN'S CARNIVAL. Children's School Shoes, sizes 0 to 10 2, GSc; sizes 11 to 2, 83c until the small hours; music by the Buckets, Pumps, Hay Cutters, Grindstones and she will probably be removed to the town Bliss orchestra. Our Fall Styles in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots Steel farm Shoes Picket Fencing. Stone masons at Ronalds Peak are now and are arriving Daily. A of the of special meeting Knights at work on the northwestern wing of the $1.50 will buy tho best shoo ever put for Genu' and Ladies' wear at our store. Columbus Sat- - togothor will be held at the rooms, castle ; lathers have finished their work At the EVERYTHING FOR YOUR BOY TO WEAR. CALL AND GET OUR PRICES. day evening. regular meeting, and plasterers, who are following them, 383 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT. next week 15 members Saturday evening, win not finish for a couple weeks. will be total mem- initiated, making the The stone work on the top of jtthe arches, School 31 50 to $5. 58. The council is increas suits, C. bership fast left rough the stone masons, is H. B E N N E T in and influence. by being T, ing membership smoothed, that floors may be laid. School pants, 25c. to $1. liliUHiKI'OKT, CT. ,$31 MAIN STREET. Frauk Stilluian of is 1. Bridgeport The Edwards family (colored) hare guest of J. M. Blackmail in the Glen. moved from Isaac Briscoe's tenant house SHIRT WAISTS, BLOUSES, FLANNEL in Taunton to Mrs Laura Fairchild's re- Harris M. Clarke of Monroe is with his cent home. etc. TREMENDOUS SMASH J aunt, Mrs I. B. Harris. WAISTS, Worshippers at St. Rose,Sunday morn- IN PRICES ON M 0 I, L A N & SON Mrs John B. Wheeler is spending ing, were delighted with the fine singing Don't let your boy wear his good suit to school when for $2 or week at Hoekaway, where she meets her by the young choir, which appeared for sister, Mrs Dickerman. the first time. They show that their - Have sold; this season, an immense number of Miss no in $3 you can fit him out in a suit of rough and ready clothes that will REFRIGERATORS teacher, Murray, spared pains SOUTH BEITAIH. making their music so grand a success. Summer Shoes of all kinds. Now intend to Savior AND they Kev James llobinson ft; turned from his "Jesus, of my Soul" was sung as a solo Miss close vacation at Ocean and by Mamie Harrigan and was LAST TWICE AS LONG. out the broken lots and odds and ends at Grove, Saturday, well rendered. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES ! which will force the sale. occupied his pulpit, Sunday. Ask to see them, prices Consequently Mrs Laura (.'lark has improved the ad George Ives of York State has been in ALSO they have reduced everything in this line to dition to her house by a coat of paint. town. Look them over. W. Mitchell is new CUTLERY AND George having Henry French has purchased a horse HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, prices away below cost. Their reason for roofs upon his house. doing put of Edward Ives. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AT RE- this is simply that prefer selling out clean, The repairs to the dam of the saw mill they are progressing, the woolen mill mean James Beers of New Haven has visited, MARKABLY LOW PRICES ! friends in town. even though they do not realize full cost on the while being obliged to suspend work. COMPARE QUALITY AND Alnion B. Downs - last lots, to over goods,which be started, Monday Mrs Simon Gannon was called home, carrying might morning, on his annual trip as drummer last week, to care for her mother, Mrs PLUMB HARDWARE CO., for & Co. PRICE, EXAMINE THE MAKING. out ofstyle next Summer and consequently un- Bradley, Hoyt Michael Hassett, who is is very low. Mrs Baldwin and daughter from New salable. This is an for Johnnie nVtoiHO. S3t., 331aLcllO opportunity early buyers, Haven are with G. N. Piatt's family. Shepard of Milford is with Wo are confident there are none better. Goods 432 85 St., friends in Huutiugtown. which should not miss. Superintendent W. E. Mitchell and Mr you Hall of met the Hartford at Purchase Mrs McCabe school John and Miss Mamie exchanged or money refunded. house, Sunday afternoon, and or of Shelton have a Madigan visited Miss MOLLAN & ganized Sunday school with E.A. Piatt Kittie E. Gannon. SON, as superintendent, Miss Lucy Perkins will meet at the school LOOK! secretary. They Joe, son of Station Agent Smith of 4 ; all are cor- house, every Sunday at Hawleyvilie, attends the Bridgeport bus- dially invited. Come one, come all and iness college. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 384 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT. encourage your superintendent. llev Mr Wilkins Mrs George Post's sister has recently returned, Saturday, to visited her. officiate at the funeral of Mrs Bennett iJWtaiUAU nuu vra SBBiaiCU "J A IUI 1 C. LeKoy Mitchell is on a business and vester Clarke and Rev B. J. Hall, who pleasure trip through the West while his officiated at the services in Danbury. C. wife and shore life at As- - - Fair-chil- BIGGEST CHANCE OF THE YEAR TO SECURE daughter enjoy H. Peck, W. L. Terrill, Elmer W.- d, bury Park. George P. Sanford, Aaron Sanford B. CO. A BARGAIN AND MAKE YOUR HOME THE KELLER PIANO COMPANY, W. H. Wakelee visited friends at Wal and L. B. Booth were bearers. The flo- THE BARNABY OF THE nut beach, Milford, last week. ral ottering g from relatives were elegant. I MANUFACTURERS - . Mrs W. BEAUTIFUL. KELLER UPRIGHT PIANOS. X. Mitchell returned,.? Satur HATTERTOWH.' ' day, from Danbury, where she had been NEXT TO 1). JU. CO. - THE READ IfMtfiMBf . JOSEPH KELLER, President; for a few days with .Mrs w. iiinnian. Miss Frances Hubbell of Bridgeport, We X- - have a number ofbroken bundles of Wall EDWARD M0EGAN, Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs C. T. Downes united with the Con Misses Mamie and Nellie Hubbell of New-- FACTORT: gregational church, Sunday, on profes- town were recent guests of Mrs Brisco. from 10 to 20 rolls' 88 to 104 John street, Bridgeport. sion of faith. Paper running each, which, m i Mrs Charles Benedict is im 433 lectin. Gt, H3xidg"cport, Ot. WAEEE00MS: gradually Best New Process Flour, 90c. tier baei proving. from 15 we Xew 23c. June until further notice, will sell at 278 Main Turkish Prunes, four pounds, j Street, Bridgeport; Best 150 test Bush & Denslow Kerosene Mrs Frank Gillett 1s at Mrs C. D. Still-- five 70c. Choice New son 8. We are do 1 7 East 14th Street, New York. Oil, gallons Crop half to this to make - New Orleans 60c. price. compelled : Molasses, only per Miss Cora Blackman Is REPAIRING AND TUNING. gallon. Fine Porto Rico Molasses, 50c of Bridgeport per gallon. Twenty-tw- o: bars Ozone at William Fisher's. room ' for our Papers, which will arrive Twenty-fiv- e Albion Imported Soap, $1.