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VOLUME XIV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1891. SIX PAGES. NUMBER 26.

Advertising Rates. BROOKFIELD. EASTON, Northrop McGregor. 3-- Column 4 Col. 1- -4 Col. Died, 11th, at the home of his Mrs Burr Wilson entertained her three The marriage of Albert McGregor of 9 $100 $80 $60 $48 $40 6 MOS, 00 48 86 28 . 24 Mrs James Cuminings, John Ells- daughters recently, Mrs Morehouse, Mrs Bethel to Miss Lucy M. Northrop,daugh-te- r CHARLES W. 3 MOS- - 40 32 24 20 16 of Mrs 1 MONTH, 20 16 12 10 8 worth, 82. Gillette and Mrs Andrews, with their L. A. Baldwin of Newtown 1 WEEK, 10 8 6 5 4 children ; also Miss Frank Williams and was witnessed at Trinity, June 17, by 4 In. 3 2 In- - Danbury Union, Y. P. S. C. E., held CASH REGULA- In. 2 In. Inch Mrs Hezekiah from Greenfield. many relatives and friends of the con- MERCHANT, ORIGINATOR, TEAR, $30 $25 $18 $10 $5 an interesting convention, which was at- Ogden 6 MOS. 18 15 10 6 3 Mr3 Wilson's mother is in her 88th year, tracting parties, New York, 3 MOS. 18 10 7 4 2 tended by about 120 delegates, at the Brooklyn, McC0RD. 1 home at one time. Dan-bu-ry MONTH, 6 5 4 2 1 last even- four generations being Hartford, Waterbury, Bridgeport, TOR AND THE BAROMETER OF 1WEEK, 3 2 50 2 1 lc- - a word. Congregational church, Friday and Bethel to out Local to consider old and new methods of Charles Candee visited his brother in contributing the Notices in Brevier Type. 10c a Line. ing, of town The bride was attired work. Rev C. W. Morrow of Danburv Seymour, last week. guests. in white trimmed with bro- You don't care a straw when we In the absence of Rev Mr spoke of "The Peculiar Value to us of lansdown, LOW PRICES. Linsley at The celebration of Children's day by caded satin and cut en take stock, whether it's too big or too Yale Mr la" Methods of Work Rev J. W. Bal-o- f chiffon, traine, commencement, Rev Wright ;" the Sunday school was with tulle veil. maid Miss Ex-Trini- Congregational The of honor, little or anything of the sort. We're St John's to officiate lantine of of "To What ty, is expected at Ridgefield held, Sunday afternoon. The church Anna sister of the was RECOGNIZED BY THE ECONOMIC PURCHASING PUBLIC AS not going to tell you. St John's dav, nextlWednesdav. tent and iu What Manner Shall we Lean McGregor, groom, was tastily decorated with ferns, roses dressed in white ; the bride snd maid of Old Tea-garde- n, We always want to move our goods. Ju)y 1. Upon Methods?" ltev E. Jay and daisies and a number of floral SAFEST TRADING of on pieces. honor each carried an elegant bouquet of DANBUM'S PLACE. ut the "New We mark get-o- prices on them. president Union, The recitations by the children were well Marcchar Neil roses. L. A. Hawley of Trumbull remember- Methods of Work in an Intelli- The bridesmaids, Price-pow- er does it. Securing rendered, the little tots doing finely. A Miss Jennie Bernd of and Miss SELL OF ed the Queen Bee in her sickness vt ith gent Spiritual Development." Frank K. was Danbury stacks goods at a small our move. solo, "Are all the children there," Maggie Duff of Brooklyn, were dressed, MUJL1U. RATHER THAN A profit Consequently goods Yale strawberries, large, firm, luscious. Ilawley's song, "My Pilgrimage," was Miss Elsie B. ac- UUlt small amount - sweetly sung by Ward, one in pale yellow, the other in a mottled of goods Some bargains have broken our Lace one of the features of the evening. on WITH PROFIT STACKED ON THEM. companied by Mrs Osborn the organ. dress trimmed in crushed raspberry ;each Curtain Department. For instance: HATTERTOWN. Misses Alice Hat-ti- e A Kecitations by Nichols, carried a basket of roses. The bride was Nottingham Curtain that has been Mrs Delia Benedict Miss STRATFORD. and Elsie Ward were EMPHATICALLY AND UNDENIABLY THE LEADING HUSTLER. sold in town mind and Nellie Perry nicely conducted to the altar by her brother, (never by whom) Benedict of Bethel have visited Charles rendered. A bird six little for we are for 50 a Monday evening, June 30, is the date song by girls Edgar F. Northrop, who also gave her $9, distributing $3 Benedict. was an feature of the exer- We in our line will We for We are value for for the graduating exercises of the grad- interesting away. A pleasant reception followed at keep everything money buy. buy cash. pair. They good $7. cises. The "Room for the Some Curtains to At the school meeting, June 13, Wil- ed school. program, the home of the bride. After a substan- sell for cash and it's the true to handle $8 marked $5. Children," as follows : tial only way goods economically for You now. We liam jFischer was committee Members of the soldiers' and servants' entertainment by Caterer Brooks of get your pick want the Scripture reading and prayer, Kev D. J. Og Mr Mrs consumer. We to and treasurer, J. II. Summers clerk. of Christ selected to have the Danbury, and McGregor left for the think it would pay you investigate. room, as the Tall goods are swagger- guild church, don; song, "Our festive day returning," their in. Miss Nova Thorp has been secured as of the different booths at the fair children; recitation, "In June," Grace Wil- wedding trip. we a sale of all our Cheviot and ing charge Mrs At present, are making special Worsted, Cassimere Suits, worth teacher. of the at the Town liams; recitation, 'Children's day," Lena Baldwin and family sincerely guild hall, Thursday "Address to the flowers." Florence thank $15, $18 and $20, at $13 50. Come and secure a rare at : Wheeler; the kind friends for decorating the bargain T. Perkins has new doors and evening of this week ; the the hung Turney song, "Gather up blossoms," church for the wedding 17. made Miss Spring, Mrs G. B. Gunther; Summer, Miss children; recitation, "Where is the room for service,June other improvements at Tay- Sallie Mrs lor's residence. Wells; Autumn, George Jewell; the children?" Nellie Mauhr, Lulu Jacobs, An- G Winter, Miss Winifred Todd; Candy, Miss nie Tarrack; recitation, "Koom in loving W. M'CORD, Florence Allen. WHITE HILLS. Henry Morgan has raised and partly hearts," Jessie Turney; recitation, "Room iu ; dia- The entertainment in the Mon- covered a large barn. George Wells is visiting Stratford the Sabbath school," Florence Parrack church, friends. logue, "Koom in the wide, wide world," Elsie day evening, was .very good. Mr Bry- Mrs W. II. Ilubbell and son Carlton and Ida Ward ; recitation by Miss Sillinian'a ant gave some fine of his travels 187 TO 189 MAIN AND 2 TO 4 LIBERTY house,DANBURY. 375 in God's pictures clothingSTREETS, Main Street and have a week with her mother, Mrs A large audience in the Town elass of boys, "Room house;" song, in Yellowstone spent gathered and other "Little Birdie," Nellie Mauhr, Annie I'arrack, park places. 1 Briscoe. hill, Friday night, to listen to the prize Parrackv Proceeds $21 80, which will more than Post Office Arcade . m- - Ida Ward, Louie Freeborn, Florence speaking by the 14 graduates of the Grace Williams; solo, "The little gray bird, pay the debt on the sheds and do some- BRIDGEPORT. BETHEL. graded school. The stage had been Jessie Turney, accompanied by Miss Elsie thing toward painting them. decorated with and Ward on the organ; recitation, "Room at the Mrs M. F. AVheeler has come here from prettily pictures Miss Ella Tomlinson flowers. The which was listen- mercy seat," Louie Freeborn; rccitation,"Let has returned from New Milford, to spend the Summer with speaking, them Anna .Florence Ed- her to ed to with close attention and evident come," I'arrack, trip Danbury and reports a delight- her daughter, Mrs Charles Decker. ap- wards; song, "We come with our tribute," ful time. ANNUAL PANTALOON SALE preciation, was of a high order of merit school; recitation, "Room in the fold," Lulu Association, of Minnesota. JUST CHESTNUT HILL. and called forth frequent and hearty ap- Jacobs, Rosa Spencer; recitation, "Open the At the school meeting, Saturday night, : door for the children," Elsie Patterson, Helen Arthur Williams This Association Sun One of events of plause. The program va3 chosen school navs thn the pleasantest the Rosa Music, Excelsior Burr, Nash; recitation, Hattie Davis; stock, guaranteed by the State Auditor on season was the exercises of our quartet; recitation, "Song "Room in Elsie each closing ot themarketplace," Miss Helena M.Dorman; recitation, Heaven," Ward; NOW GOING ON AT certificate, showing that they hold mortgages on district school, June 23. A recitation, Hattie Perry; solo, "Are all the city to amount of RECEIVED: Tuesday, character sketch, "Uncle Podger hanging a property certificate. out-of-to- children SHELTON. every attendance of and picture," Miss Nellie M. Booth; declamation, therc,"Elsie B.Ward; recitation,"Are Interest at large parents all the children in," Alice Nichols; remarks payable Bridgeport Banks in cash, were cred- "Death bed ol Benedict Arnold," Harry The graduation exercises of the Shel-to- n y. visitors present. Great and the music, Excelsior quartet; recitat-tion- , by pastor superintendent; anthem, by A line of it is due their worthy teacher,Miss Lucy choir; song, ot school and high school, class of '01, were held There are only 1500 shares of this stock for complete "The young gray head," Miss Lilla E. "Hymn praise," in the sale in New sold-Fo- whose was congregation; benediction. Sterling opera house, England; 500 have been r Door Elwood, patience repaid by Judson; recitation, "Claudius and Cynthia," Thursday Window and were made Miss Nela B. evening, ISth, with this : A. H. 429 BPT. information apply to her scholars, whose hearts Thompson; declamation, "The In the two years, nearly, that Kev W. program DAVIS, MAIN, Song, "A June School Screens. happy by the numerous gifts previous to march ot Attila," George W. Carey; character M. Weeks and have been Day," High chorus; G. L. sketch, "A chapter from Helen's Babies," family among salutatory essay.What to Do,-- ' F.I. Nettleton; BELLOWS, the entertainment. The program consist- endeared not song, "Rest Thee on Miss Ida B. Osborn ; music, Excelsior quartet ; us, they have themselves, This Mossy Pillow,"nigh ed of and School ROOM NO. 1, STURDEVANT Scythes, Rakes, and recitations, dialogues groups recitation, "How he saved St Michael's," Miss only to the Baptist society, but to every chorus; recitation, "The Ciy of the of little singers, who met with much Edith M. Hine; declamation, "The unknown one who became with them. Children," Miss Jean M. Mitchell; address, WOOL WORTH FOR acquainted "The Ideal in E. L. ALL TROUSERS, 3, all kinds of Rev C. W. of Grace speaker," Walter S. Curtis; recitation, "The of sor- Education," Staples; song, BUILDING, BRIDGEPORT. Haying praise. Boylston It was with feelings profoundest 'See How Lightly O'er the Blue made re- silent vesper chimes," Miss Lizzie Best; con- Sea," High church, Long Hill, appropriate absent-minde- row and that the School Tools. character "The d regret, therefore, chorus; essay, "The rublic Library," 2. ALL WOOL AND WORSTED PANTS which were to inter- sketch, village marks, listened with choir," Miss Edith H. Allen; music, "The gregation listened to the following letter with valedictory, Miss Hilda Hansen; presen- M. G. : KEANE'S est by all. The program devil among the tailors," Exceisior of : tation of diplomas, Frederick Durand of the 3 ETC. in Unlaun-dere-d quartet; resignation, Sunday Board of WORTH 85 FOR 50, ETC., Big drive 'Address ol Welcome," Florence Candee; declamation, of the Potomac," George To the members and friends of the Education; song,"Good XigUt,"High MONUMENTAL WOEKS, "Army Baptist School chorus. Housatonic singing, school; "The Seasons," dialogue; W. Spall; recitation, "Flying Jim's last leap," church of Easton : Dear Friends It is with Avenue, Bridgeport. made from "Farmer's Boy," Arthur Miss M. I Shirts, Wheeler; "Lady Amy Cradduck; music, Excelsior deep pain that am compelled to read these Every available seat was taken in ad- May," Emma F. Barber; "Grandfather's Spec- of words. You will recollect that, when I came Mills quartet; presentation prizes. vance the was un- FEED. E. SILLIMAN, Utica Muslin, tacles," Edna tikagh; "Dolly's Doctor," Wil- Admirable music was rendered the to you, I said it would be uncertain how long and, although evening GOODS Graduate of ITew Sadie by the OVERCOATS AND ALL WINTER AT England Conservatory of Music lie Wheeler and Mallette; singing.Irene Excelsior of I could rcmaiu with you, on account of the pleasant, attendance was large. The 75c. Wakeley.; "N?t Halves," Louise Schmidt; quartet, composed Bridge- state of nerves. nervous condition were PIANO bankrupt stock, by men my My graduates Frank Irving Nettleton, MARK-DOW-N "All Kinds to Make a World", George port young with mandolin, guitar, now renders a for me. So PRICES. REMEMBER THE Pianos polished. Organs tuned. Orders mail necessary change Hilda Sophia Hansen and Jean Mairz by THE TIME TO Schmidt;"Story of an Apple",Willie Wheeler; banjo and violin. One of the pieces, "The much as I it, I am to given prompt attention. NOW IS BUY. - regret compelled resign Mitchell. QJ1 "Giant and Dwarf," Nettie Plumb; "Geomet- devil among the tailors," was especially the pastorate of this church. I have greatly PLACE. JJg'J'Qj' ric exercise class ot 10; I Figures," drawing by apt, following, as it did, the character enjoyed your kindness during my stay here. Miss Carrie Baldwin will close her kin- Full line Summer singing, Irene Wakeley and Katie Laufer; shall remember you with of sketch of Miss Allen. The always feelings dergarten, this week and return to Dan- "The Breezes," Jennie Turner; "In My Pock- declamations, pleasure. I shall delight in hearing of your Also ;.-- recitations and character sketches were for the vacation. PLUMB & styles Straw Hats. et," Frank Smith !A Very Little Girl's prosperity And may I hope that your prayers bury WINTON'S Speech," Nellie Turner; "John Maynard,' well chosen and delivered in a manner will follow me,'is mine will remain with you? L. C. BONE fine line of Summer Irene "The Little Char- Bates and family have moved to FERTILIZERS. Wakeley; Dreamer," highly pleasing. The elocutionists, Prof I hereby resign the pastorate of this church, South The lie Patchen;"A Boy's belief," Louis Wakeley; to take effect October 4, 1891. End. best results attained. Price in Orters and Mrs E. D. Banks of Bridge-port,ha- d my resignation Shirts, ranging price "The Twins," Sadie Mallette ; "Small Things," With love for this am affection- $30 per ton. Cash for tal-lo- w some great people.I L. V. B. Hubbard and wife are in paid hides, from 45c. to $1 50. Nellie Smith; singing.Eva Wakeley ; "A Mer- drilled the contestants for W. M. Weeks. the and bones. ately your pastor, northern of the State on ry Little Girl," Bessie Mallett; "My Week," time. The judges were all principals of Easton, Conn. ,June 21, ls'.ll. part vacation. Florence Florence : HAVE THE ASTHMA, AND Candee; reading, Smith; city schools G. B. Ilurd of New Haven The Kubber Co. TFYOTT WANT "The Little "The Ge- Prayer meeting at the house of Sher- Derby has leased its WARNER, TAYLOR Peddler,"Eva Wakeley; and W. W. Porter and II. D. Simonds of to the 429 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, ography Class," a burlesque; valedictory wood Adams, Wednesday evening. plant Keclaiming Rubber Co. of --" Willie Wheeler. Bridgeport. It was decided to award New Jersey, a sj'ndieate. Ko.,t,8VaaAjgs&,r,r & ladies' first prize to Miss Edith II. Allen, Miles Stratton is under the care of Dr CURTIS, is ot Hon A. W. states is JAMES F. BEENNAN, Hot weather clothing the specialty honorable mention to Misses Osborn and Keid. Paige that he now Mason and Meigs & Co., Manager Bell's store at 327 Main - in Paris. Builder, Newtown. street, such as tennis suits, bla- Cradduck ; gentlemen's prize to George sfaUon?i"t-ClaS- S a"d to Give SANDY HOOK. Bridgeport, LONG HILL. Saf Va"ted zers, fllannel, alpaca and serge unlined coats W. Corey, with honorable mention of Dr G. A. Shelton is his or out- A. W. OEGELMAN. and vests, blue flannel suits, negligee Walter S. Curtis. The prizes were pre- David N. Lane and Miss Mary North- house and making extensive additions. ing shirts, belts and sashes, straw hats and a with to Miss of visited Mrs Sandy Hook, Ct. Trunks and are also sea- sented, gold ring amethyst rop Huntington Seymour Max Wolfe is ill. Manufacturer and dealer in neckwear. bags a with Harness, Saddles sonable. Give them a call. Allen, gold ring onyx, engraved B. Beardsley, who is sick, Sunday. Bridles, Collars. Blankets, etc. " to Mr the At the annual school of the '91," Carey. Following B. is barn he meeting Bucklen's Arnica Salve-Th- S. Beardsley having the Dr D. A. STOVES: CELEST A. BENEDICT, M. D., award, an elegant repast was served to Ferry district, Eichardson, Jo- OIL AND VAPOR Salve In the world for bruis- of S. I. moved Physician and Surgeon, best cuts, the contestants and the at the recently bought Dayton seph Tomlinson and L. W. Booth were es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, judges of his residence on his own 342 State St., Bridgeport. tetter, hands, chilblains, corns and back prem- chosen school committee. chapped oures graded school building. Electricity one of the therapeutio agents. Of- all Bkin eruptions and positively piles, ises ; Messrs Dayton, Sweezy and Bassett fice or no It is to give H. hours from 10 a. m. ta 18 m, a to 4 p. m. pay required. or guaranteed do the work. George Ennis, a former law student perfect satisfaction, money refunded TRUMBULL. of E. L. G. C. D. D. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley. Staples, graduated from the EIGHME, S., of Yale law school, JOHN Main Conn. The cantata, "A Pillar Fire," post- TASHUA. Tuesday. DO J. LYNCH, 422 St., Bridgeport, ERNEST L. STAPLES, on was rendered 1, 3 AND 4 BURNERS, WITH OVENS. Graduate of Pennsylvania College of Dental poned account of storm, School at the Mrs D. A. Kichardson was able to ride 2, in all its includ- ATTORNEY AT LAW, closed, Friday, l'Jth; MAIN Surgery. Dentistry branches, at the Congregational church, Monday n this ST., LONG CT. the new of gold-mounte- d crowns school evening,Frank-li- out, week, for the first time in HILL, ing system SHELTON, CONN. A of 20 voices meeting, Saturday LIKE Horse and Ox without plates. Sets of teeth from $5 up. evening. home chorus B. was elected committee. months. NOT HEAT THE HOUSE IN SUMMER all shoeing. Waon repairing of Filling from 50c up. Extracting without Mallett kinds. Dealer in second hand Wagons 25c. pain was assisted by the following artists and new Road 1 by meansiof electric vibrator, All work CHAELES JONAS, C. has in a sale Carts; also good Horse for warranted. The administration of pure Ni- from : Miss Jessie C. Hawley, Mrs John W. Treadvvell has visited George Cogswell put cooler cheap. trous Odide Gas a MERCHANT TAILOR, Bridgeport and other convenient store COOKING STOVE. WILL specialty. ; Miss M. alto ; Kev N. T. Merwin at Poquonuock. Mr fixtures. THE ORDINARY SB G. C. EIGHME, Conn. soprano Lucy Hawley, Church St., Newtown, y, 2d door below Fairfield Main Charles Hardwick, tenor ;George S.Haw-le- Treadwell spent Sunday there. George Rose is painting the residence A. W. Ave., Street, Bpt, NEWTOWN LIBRARY: AND AT OEGELMAN, THE bass. Charles S. Plumb presided Mrs Bowles entertains a young lady of A. W. Paige. BAKE QUICKER BETTER, Will be open for drawing Bootes every Tues- at the and W. S. Plumb at the THANKING HIS PATRONS FOR day 1 1 6 p m and 7 to 9 in the evening ; Satur- organ friend from Bethlehem, Conn. Sheriff Wheeler sold at auction at the P. W. BATES, day from 1 p m to 9 In the evening. piano. Although a trial effort, it was PAST AN- Miss Nellie Edwards of N. public sign post, Monday, a horse ABOUT HALF THE EXPENSE OF WOOD FAVORS, WISHES TO DAVENPORT & and Coun- successful and all who took Carthage, stray OF O'HABA, Attorneys highly part since for $20 to Dr mu-sica- le, Y.. who has visited friends here Jocelyn. NOUNCE THAT HE HAS JUST selors at Law, P. 0. Building, Bridgeport. Conn. are to be congratulated.lt was not a November, started for home, Tuesday S. E. Foreman of OR COAL. PRICE 10 PER CENT. LESS COMPLETED A NUMBER OF HAR-NESSE- N0E WALK, CONN., but a religious feast to those who the public school of morning. All are pleased to see her so will sail for 2Gth. CONSISTING OF Has the largest and finest as- J.W.JOHNSON, love sacred music. Entertainment Europe, BUGGY, such a character should be much improved in health. YEAR AT WAGON AND BUSINESS sortment of finished Monuments BUYS AND SELLS encouraged - THAN LAST HARNESS, by every Christian who loves the Word HUNTINGTON. NICKLE AND RUBBER CITY COUNTRY mu- EAST VILLAGE. TRIMMED, and Headstones of any establish- AND of God and recognizes the power of At the Booth's Hill school WHICH HE WILL SELL The was taken at the meeting, AT REDUC- ment in the State. sic to to convey its truth. good Quite an interest Saturday evening, all were in favor of ED done home chorus school There PRICES. work by the suggests meeting, Saturday evening. having Mrs S. B. Beardsley teach for an- DEALER of a choral at an were 21 voters who made IN EVERYTHING IN ON COMMISSION. the formation society legal present, other year. Henry Bassett was appoint- THE STONE LINE. early date for the careful study of simi- choice of W. S. Clark for committee. ed committee and has hired Mrs Beards- EVERYTHING YOU WANT Has on hand, ready for delivery, home un- lar music. Why cannot talent Miss Minnie Dixon has returned from IN or ley. E. J. FIRST CLASS dertake, if necessary, other cantatas friends in Litchfield. a visit with HALL'S, CROCKERY, GLASS, WESTP0KT MARBLE AND There are excellent All had a good time at the strawberry easy oratorios. TINWARE AND 6 Cent Debenture and festival in Wheeler's last week Wed- NOTIONS: GRANITE WORKS. Per Bonds, voices that, with confidence and train- W. W. Bliss has painted his barn hall, ALSO a small would nesday evening. BASE Registered and Coupon. ing, aided by chorus, give shop. TOYS, GAMES, BALLS, BATS, MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES Such Mrs T. Wilson - Etc. 6 and 7 per cent Guaranteed West- us many another pleasant evening. O. S. Blackman has bought a pair of H. has visited in Corn- , OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN MAR- would be invaluable to the cul- wall. Sa,n.a.3T Conn. Big Bargains Every Day on our 5 and 10c Coun- ern Farm Loans. work horses of George Clark. Hools, BLE AND GRANITE CAN BE of ters at the"Prettiest Little Store in the City!" Writes Life and Fire Insurance Policies in the ture and experience those taking part. That's BOUGHT AT MY YARD assist the most Reliable Companies, giving the If we cannot have the valuable LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON. BELDGEP0RT. WITHOUT PAYING best form of ance of outside because of the un- - 5 & 100. Policy. help, is more than half F. A. Anton, one of the Park City milk BEE HIVE, AN AGENT'S PROFIT. CORRES- No. 4 NATIONAL. BANK BUILDING, of attendance, let us do the .The strawberry crop certainty a failure in these The rain came dealers who resides just off from North 520 MAIN PONDENCE SOLICITED. BBIDGEPORT. CONN. next best but continue to do m parts. Main STREET, c thing, in time to increase the hay crop. street,recently lost a valuable cow. D. P. M If suffering with Hem- this direction. After the singing, from greatly BRIDGEPORT, KENNA, WE WANT orrhoids (or Piles). A Miss Grace M. Keeler won the $43 P. O. BOX 228, CONN. new 8 until 9 30, there was a collation for the Miss Flora Beard returns from a visit gold WESTP0RT, (whichApplicator,lias proved con- week. watch in the American Queen competi- INSURANCE OFFICE YOU TO successful in over singers, served in the ladies' parlor, to Newburg, N. Y., this 10,000 and Oint- of strawber- tion. REMOVED. cases), sisting sandwiches, cake, Miss Cora Bennett is from the ment. Sent sealed in etc. The table looked expected CABINET PHOTOS AT POPU- WRITE US neat box, postpaid ries, ice cream, Normal school. The injunction against John Ey lands, . A. B. for two dollars. Ad- in its decoration of roses. The FAIEOHIED, LAR dress - nicely acting as chief of police, was dissolved, PRICES. And send for Treatise was trimmed with potted Brothers' new advertisement will and he resumed INSURANCE AGENT, . Specifio Medioal stage prettily Sterling Tuesday, charge of the " Association, flowers and ferns. a faint idea of the line of goods they (Formerly Wheeler Building) - or call at our effice. ' plants, cut give you police department. The question as to 82 Church Street, handle at 340 Main street, Bridgeport, and a whether Has removed to MONTXGMNI'S, P. 0. BOX 729. NEW HAVEN, CONN. The ladies' aid will meet in the when are in town, the quo warranto proceedings society visit to their store, you him were 61 Fairfield Avenue, basement of the church, Friday after- will prove to you- that their statements ara against properly brought will out ot their advertisement next be Warner Room No. 304 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, noon. Ice cream and cake will be serv- correct. They left argued. The effort of leading Building, 2, of line of new lamps, ban. Over National Bank. 5 to 8 rc. A time i3 ex- notice their piano politicians to patch up city difficulties BRIDGEPORT. requonnock ed from p good parlor lamps, chandeliers and Life size Grand Shadow Pie-tur- quet lamps, outside the courts has failed. Crayons, Panels, MONUMENT? pected and all ladies and gentlemen, of every style and price, with the best KDWAUDS M.D. Interior and Out-do- or Work. lamps M.SMITH, and old,are invited. burners, Rochester, B & H., Meriden, etc. DeForest and jPHYSICIAJT AND STTROEOW. Special attention given to Children, young Congressman Assessor ' Walter Goddard sailed for (Sueoessor to DES WILE & SMITH.) Call and see specimens before going elsewhere. The Y. P. S. C. E. was led by Lester La Grippe Again. Europe, this Offioe and Street-Telephon- but first elass work to leave I sea- week. Residence Newtown e Bothing allowed hart vrtNt Nichols, evening. During the epidemic of la grippe last Connection. the Studio. Sunday son Dr King's New Discovery lor Consump- i GRANT tion, Coughs and Colds proved to be the best , Proctor's opera house was Hoars 8 to 0 a m; 1 to 2 p m. Edward Rogers and Leroy Patchen from the many who used it crowded, remedy. Reportsstatement. were not Tuesday evening, at the ex- , 616 Main were in New York, Saturday. confirm this They only graduating NEWTOWN SAVINGS JlXjJk St., Bridgeport. quickly relieved, but the disease left no bad ercises of the High school, the THE WIAED SULKY RAKE BANKj Can be found Pure Drugs and Medicines at - after results- - We ask you to give this remedy largtst Newtown, Conn. - FOR " at- a trial and we guarantee that you will be and youngest class in the school's ON WHICH NO OTHER RAKE HAS. lowest prices- T How well we remember ifrand mother's or the history. ADJUSTABLE SEAT SPRINGS Incorporated 1835. trugt-an- l medicinal roots and satisiied with results, purchase price HAS PAIHTS, OILS, BSrSHES, DTE STUFFS, WSlCtfS ft PRICES tic, so with be refunded. It has noequal in la Charles A. Wheeler of Trumbull was FOR SALE BY PHILO CLABKJE, President, herbal Poor old soul, how precious ihey will or trouble.grippe,Trial LIME, ETC. seemed to her! And yet, one bottle of Ayer's or any throat, cheat lung among the graduates in the classical . C H. HOSTHBOP, Treasurer. Lin- MOUMEHtAL Br0HZE CO. than her bottles free at E. F. Hawley'sJ drugstore. ST- Ct. Painter's Sarsaparilla 65o Bottle, Eleotrio araparilla would do more good 50c. and l. course.' - Hawleyville, Hours, 0 a m to 3 p m; Mondays 7 to 9 m. whole collection of Large bottles, B. rAIBCHILD, p iment 25o, Condition Powders IS and 28c Pkg. BRIDGEPORT, CONN "yarbs." wood make to one new wife' a received B. Wells sec- as THE NEWTOWN BEE. motion adjourn for gan Freeman and his genuine first prize and Fred he went far as New Berlin, returning day, at the residence of Miss A. Wakelee U. S. de- Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest Gov't Report. week. It was put by the chair aud surprise party, a few evenings since. A ond prize. Attorney E. Livingston Wells in two weeks. on Norman street. It is called the Sea- PUBLISHED BV Mr clared lost; clerk declared it carried. number of valuable presents were made delivered the honorary oration, on "The side Wheel club and is composed of both THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. declared Mr Marvin elected at New was Mrs William Ackerman has been at It. II. KDITOR. Hyde clerk the newly married couple. lynching Orleans," which ladies and gentlemen. Officers are as SMITH, her home in Ridgefleld for a week ; her A and then said, "This is hardly fair. We frequently interrupted by applause.. follows : F. Blood, Mrs A. A. $1 50 TEAR, 4c. A COPT. will Cherries are uniisiifilly plentiful, this sister, Mrs C.IIibbard, returned with her. president; HEWTOWH, COHN., give them another chance and the vice Miss A. FRIDAY, JUNE 26. season. We understand since the accident, Avery, president; Wakelee, Bakffi meeting is adjourned for one week." that, Mrs D. B. and treasurer ; board of trus- last week, every time a blast is Brewer and twin daughters secretary Miss Ethel Moore of New York, Miss exploded Milford tees : Miss A. Mr William Blarney is putting up a new in the excavatiofffor the Elwood cross- of New are spending several Witherell, Stegeman, Nettie Cable, Miss Helen Moore of New on his weeks with James Marsh. Mrs G. P. Jaquith, F. Edmonds, E. building place. ing, the sterner sex of the neighborhood 11 . York, Mrs JI. E. Sherwood, all testified Drake ; A. A. A. I"V retire to the cellars Avery, captain ; Wedge, to the ssme facts. The Euerle brothers are proving them- wlthSpartan couragej Mrs Harriet Canfield has entertained first lieutenant D. second lieu- and bob when all ; Keane, bwder up The counsel for Mr Jones then rested. selves successful growers of early garden serenely danger her daughter, Mrs Charles Downs and tenant ; W. Wakelee from stones is over. and II. Robihson, Mr flying children from Hill. s: Marvin was the first witness for truck. Long color bearers; committee on by-law- WESTPORT. the petitioners : Was a member of Trin- Mrs In a state of in- Mrs A. A. H. Miss A. ABSOLUTEI PURE Henry Hull, while At the annual school meeting of Judd Avery, Morehouse, ity for some time. Present at meeting, FAIRFIELD. last suicide Wakelee, F. Edmonds. had their CLOSING WKKK AT STAPLES HIGH SCHOOL. ebriety, week, 'attempted by Daniel W. Edwards was They teach-cousi- March 30. I district, appoint- Miss of visits her ficient management of the former n, questioned the legality of W. F. who has but re- rolling off the bank into the mill pond ed first run, Tuesday evening, and attended Rogers Seymour This founded maintained Swords, lately committee. Miss Minnie Edwards. er, Miss school, and the membership roll. Wheeler said it turned from where he has been near Mr Kelsey's. She was fished out the lawn party at Fairfield. There are Fayerweather. the of Horace had not been Florida, by generosity Staples, supervised by the vestry. for his health, left Bridgeport,early Mon- by Mr Kelsey, his uncle. Mortimer NICHOLS. now about 25 members and it looks as if George Edwards picked 150 quarts of One of the curious effects of the light- closed Its seventh last week. On Wheeler the votes of Nash there Uri- year, challenged day, accompanied by Garrison Haines. Downs, E. C. Sherwood. would be an increase before many strawberries, Saturday morning,at James ning bolt which struck the house of the senior class of the and Williams the votes of O. I. By the will of the late William G. . Tuesday evening, Hill, The horse, young and spirited, became meetings. They are a jolly club and Burr's, the largest number ever picked ah Perry was the peculiar shade of green school held class exercises in Jones and Tuttle and I William Ilenebry of Bridgeport has Nichols,the Methodist of this vu" mean to bi- room High day challenged the as they were passing the society enjoy all the pleasures that a in one forenoon by one person. The ber- left on the blinds of the through hall with an three Hill on account of unmanageable been added to the force of workers at lage receives $1500, to be known as the affords. Assembly Interesting pro- Fitches; having road roller, partly overturned the carri- cycle They will meet, every ries, this season, are unusurlly large and which it passed. be- harness William G. and Lorenzo B. me- gram which was admirably carried out. sent in his resignation, O. I. Jones and threw out both Messrs Swords Buckingham's shop. Nichols Tuesday evening. fine. age morial fund. The interest is to be used W. E. Gardner and wife are with the Miss Tearl A. read an upon cause he had taken his books from the Dan-bur- Upson essay and Haines. The latter escaped with an J. A. Wakeman in y. of Uriah A to the "The Work of One in which church and had absented himself from spent Sunday for the support of the Gospel. The strawberries of R. B. Curtiss caD. family Perry. trip Woman," injured leg, but Mr Swords lay uncon- WEDDING. Mr and Mrs Mr she endeavored to show how much has communion for a he not be surpassed for size, quality and Catskills by Gardner, year, though might er scious. He had fallen with great force, D. Nichols is building an addition to In the presence of many relatives and nice picking. and Mrs F. S. Banks, Fred Perry andjsis-t- been done by Mrs Helen II. Jackson, by have attended since Easter, 1890; F. II. on and One of the largest of this season's crop striking his head and shoulders the barn on the place occupied by Hollis-te- r immediate friends, Miss Carrie S. Rose is planned for the Summer. her life and writings, to better the con- Nash because he was a member of Trin-it- y of strawberries was a over six Misses Smith of Ansonia are domiciled the blood flowed freely. He was placed Jewell, Sage. and Arthur W. Randall were married, dition of the American Indian and induce ; Tuttle for the same reason as Jones, inches in J. II. for the season in E. L. Smith's There are to be no more regular meet- on a cot bed and taken into the house of circumference, grown by Tuesday evening, at the home of the cottage. legislation favorable to his future pros- he had left in 1S90 ; Fitches because Sherwood of Mill hill. School last The teach- ings of the evening club until July, Mrs Rufus Turney (he was thrown out closed, Friday. bride's parents, 45 Maple street. Rev W. The store in the Center is looking fresh Tuesday pects. The class orator, James E. Pratt, had been absent for a On mo- Miss Beers of was next Fall, the and ice cream they year. near Oliver Turney 's). Wallace Bulklcy David II. Sherwood has been in North- er, Long Hill, the rt V. Garner performed the The with a new coat of paint. strawberry gave a well delivered oration on "Lord tion to did not count on first of a number of ceremony. supper for even- adjourn, telephoned to the Swords lumber com- ampton, Mass.", the commence- cipient gifts from her bride looked lovely attired in a of planned Wednesday dive In India." Fred E. read vote, but declared it on second vote, attending scholars. Miss Beers in gown Albert Wheeler entertains his brother ing of this week at the Toquct lost, pany, by whom Dr Bowers, the family ment exercises at Smith college, from has taught this white embroidered India silk, trimmed academy being the class and Miss M. Corbin Al-b- ec 8 to 3. no motion to George of Denver, Col. the farewell of the season. history There was adjourn physician, was promptly sent out. After which his Miss Alice Holman school for two years and has given gen- with chiffon and her was white the class In an for one week. Jones tied his daughter, bouquet prophecy acceptable up papers dressing the wounds, Mr Swords was was this week. eral satisfaction. bride roses and maiden hair ferns. The Mis3 Rose Sinclair has been engaged to Wednesday evening, June 17, F. H. manner. Miss Kmma Cuslck rendered and books and handed them to me and Sherwood, graduated, placed in a carriage and taken to his A sidewalk is built on the ushers were George brother of teach the East Village school. Baldwin of Fairfield delivered his lecture Becker's Time" effectively. then came back and took them Capt M. Mitchell has had the Tidley being oppo- Randall, "Spring away. home at 308 Broad street, Bridgeport, site side of street to N. B. the groom and Clarence J. Willett of Miss at thp Pniiorocyatinnnl rhnrfTi in this vil Messrs Backus and Woodworth, also There has been a bitter division in the Eadley schooner rigged and otherwise the Curtis's Sarah Beardsley has returned to where for hours he remained uncon- The bride is well known in town in lage, nis theme was "Stanley's Emin Misses Cable and Albee, fine vocal church. Have the rector and improved and she is now a tidy boat. place. Bridgeport. after a sojourn Brooklyn. gave supported scious. Neither horse nor buggy was musical circles as a fine and teach- Pasha Relief Expedition" and the lecture duets. The of Misses Gor-ha- I am his friend. Made minutes of the Herbert Smith owns a new Columbia pianist Mrs James Drummond of is piano playing seriously injured. O'Brien and Schindler, the energetic er and the is a salesman Brooklyn was well worded, clear and concise, in- Cnble and was a of I home. groom popular at Sinclair's. Boyce pleasing meeting March 30, when got masons and builders of 53 Black Rock safety. in the store of the Bros. Co. cluding a sketch of the early life and ad- feature of the entertainment. The looked over rector. Annual school of Middle dis- Copeland flag Have them with the meeting avenue, did the substantial a student of the theo- The from a host of were of Grandison Randall of vis- ventures of Mr Stanley. But it was when week Bridgeport, George Fountain, gifts friends Bridgewater drill by the young misses of the prepara- Knew that, if the men voted, it would trict, this Friday evening. Oeh-miche- came brick work on the new oven at C. logical seminary at Hackettstown, N. J., great beauty and value, including a sil- its at F. D. Hollister's. Mr Baldwin to the subject proper tory class was a novel exercise and was terminate the rectorship of Mr Hyde, of his lecture that he warmed Miss Harriet E. Burr and Miss Nellie bakery. preached at the Methodist church, Sun- ver ice pitcher and salver, a silver tea Miss F. Wales has finished her thoroughly heartily applauded. Considering the who had been asked to resign. May to his work ; his were so S. to at- Rev Dr and Mrs Guilbert day morning. It is expected that he will service, spoons of all varieties, etchings studies at the R. up descriptions threatening weather, the attendance was Counsel objected to Mr Stoddard exam- Bulkley left, Monday morning, areatPhipps Greenwich, I., academy his lit- tend the commencement exercises at in the Farms. occupy the pulpit again, next Sunday, and oil paintings, a handsome banquet and has returned home. graphic that listeners, with but a all that could be expected. The class of ining on this line ; overruled. Was with tle of Smith in Mass. and, perhaps, every Sunday until Rev lamp, piano and fancy lamps, clocks, a stretch imagination, could actually '91 may be assured that, as theirs was rector when went into the church. Had college Northampton, Louis B. Curtis to the Mr Miss Louise Nichols a few see Mr and his to be for about 10 expects start, Eagan regains health. fine bedroom suite, choice table linen and spends days Stanley courageous band the lirst attempt of the kind in the histo- talked about cleaning roll of members; They expect away first part of next week, on a two weeks' with her cousin, D. A. Nichols. their a trackless and will at and oth- School from Mon- a variety of other valuable remembrances, pushing way through ry of the school, the venture was a mark- at work at it for some time. Told Mr days stop Springfield cruise, with meeting adjourned and almost interminable forest. er on the route. Miss Weather-bee- , Bridgeport parties. They to June with several checks. Mr and Mrs Ran- Lucious strawberries, rich ice cream Every- ed success. Hyde I would object to members. It places intend to visit and other day evening Saturday evening, was made much more realistic a teacher at Brewer's Newport places. 27. dall left amid a shower of rice and good and cake in abundance, with a large thing by Assembly hall was again well filled on was not a secret ; may have said we Prof academy, series of fine Mrs of has wishes on the 9 26 train for Niagara company, made the lawn party at Eli B. very views to Illustrate the Thursday afternoon at the graduating could to wipe out the accompanies the party. Caskcy Dresden, Germany, A ice lecture. were challenge enough been of Mrs Charles Rockwell. strawberry and cream festival Falls, Montreal and other places of in- Seeley's, Tuesday evening, a success. These ably presented by exercises of the senior class. The will- Don't know whether Mr guest was in . majority. Hyde A. O. has decided held the parlors of the Methodist terest. A four-hor- se besides other J T. McAlpine. Indeed, the lecture was hands of their schoolmates had deco- declared members Court Fairfield, F., Mr and Mrs R. P. Curtis have returned load, teams, ing agreed or not.Mrllyde room church, Tuesday evening. came from a treat and it is a pity that the unfavor- to construct a for lodge two-week- Bridgeport, making merry rated the hall in a very attractive man- could not vote. Four could building from a s' trip to Cauada, where able weather should have challenged and similar and work, The people of Bridgeport can have but- with horns, and gay prevented many ner. On the platform were seated the not all he had need to ad- purposes began visited Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, singing laughter. vote, that any on the lot of F. they REDDING. ter fresh from Green's Farms creamery Taken Cutler's Farm can feel from being present. venerable founder, Revs II. S. Still, not members. Did not count chal- Monday, recently bought Ottawa and other altogether, judge Randall Mill Plain cross- places. Gorliam are to build a butter delivered at their residences every week of its entertainment. Mrs Milbank and took II. J. Relyea, J. E. Coley, Mr D. A. Sal- members on of Smith, opposite Bros, proud daughters their lenged question adjourn- The is to be30x50feet and Judge J. II. Perry expects to sail for at S. B. Gorham's. About 30 by mailing a postal to E. L. Gregory, from the week Thurs- mon, T. C Stearns and oth- ment. ing. building factory Eli B. Seeley, Jr, and wife have visited departure IIill,last will be two stories ; the lower floor home, next week. He is in England. have been Southport, Conn. ers. Occupying the center and directly The a't this asked Mr Mar- high patrons secured. At present, their parents. day and, oddly enough, at just about the court, point, to be used as a the for the butter is made A. A. Gor- same underneath their motto sat the four can- vin what their was in tenement, upper Edward L. Gregory, who has been being at Quo warranto have been hour arrived G. W. Stetson and purpose challeng- room and hall. The cellar is ham's. use a butter extractor. proceedings A meeting of the Congregational soci- the Millbank didates for diplomas, while to the members. Mr Marvin said: lodge being bookkeeper at C. O. JellifF & Co's for They brought the to test the family at place, which will right ing They John a member of the by Republicans ety is warned for Friday at 2 p m, to take be their home for the Summer. were seated the members of the High had control of the roll and we dug by Fitzgerald, nearly a year, resigned the position, Sat- Mrs Harriet N. Hill has returned from legality of Mayor Marigold's appoint- challeng- court and the foundations will be carried action in relation to building horse sheds. school. The exercises, which were un- ed for the of them oft urday night, to become general selling her Winter's visit with her daughter in ments, Assessor AshbelE. Bartram, who David Smith and R. Fred Dunham took purpose putting forward as as It is Sentinel. der the direction of Principal Pratt, were the roll. If members voted, did not con- rapidly possible. agent of the Green's Farms creamery. Elizabeth, N. J. refuses to vacate for F. S. Hunt, being a short trip to Danbury, Wednesday. , interesting and gave great satisfaction. sider it to count them. hardly probable that the building can be Mr Gregory's many friends wish him made a test case. will my duty 1. been Dr Coley and young bride from New Judge Thayer SPORT HILL. The addition to Harry Hull's barn was After singing by the High school and ready before January Money has success. hear the case, 3. York are Dr E. H. Smith. July afternoon. Burr Dis-bro-w Rev B. J. an address John G. of N. raised by entertainments, etc., to pay for visiting F. L. lost a valuable blooded raised, Monday prayer by Relyea, Sipperley Melrose, Y.,is Another entertainment will be given Staples and Francis are to the was Rev H. S. his Summer from the the lot. The expense of the foundations Mrs William E. Duncomb has a Percy L. Johnson was one of the three in a to have Perry doing the graduates given by spending vacation by the Brotherhood of St Andrew of relapse calf, Sunday, fit, supposed work. Still. Other remarks Revs school at Mt Mass. is to be met by the receipts of the last en- of and is confined to the bed under young lawyers sworn in by Judge Thay- been caused skins. carpenter by Relyea, Moody Ilermon, Trinity church, Wednesday, 8. grip by eating paint Backus and followed. Miss M. C. with his E. N. tertainment and by a subscription among July Dr Smith's care. er, Wednesday. Talcott Banks does not his Coloy brother, Sipperley. Miss Emily Roberts closed her school regain Albee of New Haven the valedicto- the members. 'The cost of the building An eight-inc- h vein of ore of gratifying health, but still remains poorly. gave The little of Alexis F.Dowues The selectmen give notice to owners of term, last Friday,leaving 24 schol- Horace in the daughter is to be met by a mortgage. The court, richness has been strnck by the cross cut TRUMBULL. bright ry. Staples, conferring has died, five months old and Rev Mr unregistered dogs that the last day of ars to enjoy vacation. Fred Banks of Weston spent Sunday said : could which has now a membership of about at the Mount Wilson Silver Pick mine diplomas, "Nothing grieve MeKenzie on Mon-- d is at hand unless Mr and Mr Wentworth are mak- with his mother, Mrs Simeon Banks. attended the funeral 4G, is in a condition. Meet- and the new which is 500 feet grace and, delinquents Noycs the there was a me more than to hear of any of you, my flourishing tunnel, the law will be enforced. for a for Considering weather, ay. are held on the first and third Wed- below the to pay up, ing preparations grand display at the Sherman Adams, assisted E. S. young friends, being inattentive to the ings other, promises yield many the Fourth. Cloverhurst and Lawnfield large company concert, Sunday by Pioneer's on the Fourth. of the month at the Town hall. dollars to its owners. Interesting exercises took in the and it oft Gray, has nearly completed his new duties of a useful employment. Whatev- picnic nesdays place will be illuminated with Chi- evening passed pleasantly. It is not a convenient location. When the M. E. church, Children's in brilliantly building. er you may choose to follow, be resolved Sunday, day, nese lanterns. The exhibition will con- Mrs I. N. Treadwell and of new hall is it is that EAST0N. the of the before. nephew to be honest and persevering. Never STRATFORD. finished, thought place Sunday sist of mines Florida were with Mrs B. T. Beers, Sun- there will be an increased interest in the rockets, candles, wheels, of HOYDEN'S HILL. lack in vigor or resolution. Be diligent Mrs Theadocia W. H. Gallup attends commencement Thomas Witcher of the West and colored Lampoon, although that the will show Redding serpents stars, Bengal lights, day. and determined, never deceitful or false. bed-ridde- health for meetings, membership exercises at Yale. He will close his hotel is sick. One side is floral A. Jennings & Son have bought a new enjoys fairly good a decided increase and the debt on dangerously fountains, geysers, bombshells, Mrs Thomas Marsh entertained friends Follow out these principles and you will one of 101 old that school on we are to and his is doubtful. club Tiger rake. her years, being years this soon be Friday and, happy paralyzed recovery patent fire, diamond star, gallopade, from prosper. Remember, you will always be week the building may raised. in he to come Bridgeport, Sunday. Friday. say, September, expects Clara Louisa, infant daughter of II. S. monitor battery, Aztec fountain and Mrs Uosmer Dowd has been poorly. liable to trials and, sometimes, they will back and remain with us for another fireworks will Miss Edith Sherwood spent part of Isaac II. l'readwell of Florida who Father Coleman read a part of the Shaw, was baptized, Children's day, sparkling caprice. The be Charles seem too severe to be borne ; by last week at Redding, taking in the con- Richards's little boy is better; apparently came to two weeks with Pope's encyclical letter on the labor year. Rev D. Taylor. set from the bridge. The Trumbull car- but, in the end, prove to be Redding, ago, cert at Whitehead's hall ; also the also Mrs Foster's. they may "Tread-wel- last at St Thomas penter, Mr Beach, will erect a grand his wife and mother, Mrs Fanny l, question, Sunday, Union meeting at the Baptist church, The numerous victims of are all platform time at Tutnam Park. your greatest blessings. Always rely to and will continue it on ensuing Sundays. next week 5. Rev grip on the bridge to display the fireworks to F. B. Wakeman celebrated his 80th u divine kind of has returned Florida to resume Sunday evening, July on the road to recovery. pen goodness. Every Sum- D. is to sermon. the best advantage. birthday, 17th. His children and arand- - business must have care and attention business, leaving his wife for the Dr Osborne was called to Edward J. Ogden preach the Airs S. R. II. S. and E. P. Shaw attended LYON'S PLAIN. children.were present. The old gentle e, mer with her mother, Bunce. is will be fill- and, to make it and agreea-abl- whose left hand Rena Ellis Mrs Edward Hill. San-for- Cloverhurst and Lawnfield prosperous Morehouse, Wednesday, visiting at Yale, also Miss J. II. d Mrs Phebe A. Fantou and Miss Vesta man is in good health, save from a lame should be conducted with a love for B. Holmes has the was cut a machine in front of ed with from New York. nearly completed by mowing Nehemiah Candee is home for two and Dr A. M. Reid. guests T. Fanton attended the ness received from a fall. work. You should feel an interest houses on Elm street for Meechen which he was thrown. closing exercises your Henry weeks. He expects to spend the rest of Mr and Mrs Noyes, with their children of the Hurlbutt street in this school I will al- son. The Gorham brothers, Albert and Ev- school, Wilton, High and, hope, and his vacation in Rhode Island. and nurses, will go to the White Moun- 19th. exercise a watchful care over The criminal court of common pleas, canvassing erett, have bought machinery to make Friday, DEERFIELD. ways it, Mr and Mrs S. R. Bunce made a tains, the first of August. thai it be a to flying of which Judge Glover is prosecuting at- Mrs Charles Sherwood and friend from butter directly from the milk. At pres- Mrs entertains rela- Mrs may blessing the present visit on her Mrs B. T. Beers of Stephen Godfrey Charles Nichols and daughter have and need torney, adjourned, this week, the money Green's Farms were at William Sher- ent, will use only milk from their Mr and Mrs D. B. Brewer and twin tives from Norwalk. future generations. I not tell Plattsville. they visited their aunt, Mrs Burr Jof Weston. the me see for jurors and sheriff having been ex- man's, Sunday. own cows, but a daughters of New Milford visit at Eli yfiu pleasure it gives to what contemplate building Mrs Livermore is of her the school done D. W. Judson drives a new hausted. in the near future. Burton's. guest daugh- During thunder shower, last week, this has and is doing. I running Mrs Louise Sherman spends a few da3Ts creamery ter, Mrs A. at the on his route to Hamilton, rectory. George Bradley had both of his cows hope sincerely you will always take gear express Bridgeport, Rev D. B. Lord of the Connecticut at Green's Farms with her uncle, Charles Dan Green has sold his butcher busi- White Plain school will close, this killed in the of this leans back in a chair and Mrs Eunice Merwin is home. by lightning. pleasure seeking prosperity quietly spring temperance union, who was present at Sherwood. ness and meat route toB. Hull Bartram. week, with a very successful year, Miss school and that every citizen of Westport enjoys life. Annie Marsh of Easton teacher. is Dr Riker of Portchester is on a short Charles Nichols has adopted the new both the Congregational Sunday school A Geiman from New York are The selectmen and school visitors will It will use all proper means to make it one Mr to family that she cannot be secured for visit at Rev A. Hamilton's. He delivered upright drill and tire shrinker in his Rev Pardee will preach the class and the afternoon meeting at Hope chap- to live at Sum- 2 regretted of the most useful institutions in the Eli Winton's during the meet at the town house, Saturday p m, a fine in Em- blacksmith shop. of '91 of the graded school, Sunday even- el, Sunday, gave an interesting and in- mer. another year. Our best wishes go with sermon, Sunday morning, and all our citizens to make appropriations for the schools. suc- in country that may join ing. structive temperance lecture in the Con- her; it is to be regretted when such manuel, and assisted the services in Miss Abbie D. Wakeman has returned in wishing you and all former and future men have a to II. S. Osborn and son went to New cessful teachers fall out of the ranks. the He will have full of John F. who died at the New gregational church, Sunday evening. Fifty signed petition evening. charge from her cousin's, John Wakeman's, graduates a prosperous, useful and wor- White, compel John Candee to the last week. services, next York of was buried His topic was the temperance issues in put Bridge- York, W. N. French has taken the agency to sell Sunday. null's Farms. thy journey through life." hospital phthisis, port turnpike in good repair for travel. rakes and tedders for the Thomas Manufac- Mrs Henry H. Nichols and sons spent here, last week. the State of Connecticut and the aid of Miss J. Belle Sanford has been with Miss Nellie Stowe visits her On Friday evening, the in- Co. He has received a and last week with relatives in grand graduates gave all classes of temperance people was June 19, Mr and Mrs Philo Hall had friends at turing just supply Danbury. mother at Stevenson. their friends a reception at the school The annual school laid a tax Cottage City. would be pleased to show them to any who Mrs T. W. Treadwell and Miss Minnie meeting voked to bring about reform. the of all their sons and to He are which was well 2 now pleasure seeing Annual of the would like examine. says they a been A. building, attended and of mills and the debt is $20,900, a was meeting Ridge district, labor the Brady have at J. Treadwell's, daughters home. It the anniver- 29. great saving machine, especially GOOD HILL proved to be a afl'air. reduction of $800 in a Charles B. Fire, some to be incendia- Monda3T June ; Tashua. BRADLEYVILLE. very enjoyable year. by thought sary of the of Mr and Mrs night, tedders that if farmers could see them work The school thus record Charles Edward the barn of Painter Wil- marriage wonld not be without one. school places upon Curtis, Lovell, J. Spall ry, destroyed Charles Booth. A time was en- they At the meeting, last week, Wil another year of prosperity. its re- are Edwin F. Hall liam Smith, happy GEORGETOWN. GREENFIELD HILL. liam A Bedient was May committee, clerk, early Tuesday morning. joyed by all. elected committee spected founder long live to see the Howard J. Curtis treasurer, F. P. Beards-le- y GREEN'S FARMS. More was in an- and treasurer and W. Rev F. S. Child attended a of J. J. Walsh and wife spent Sunday in interest displayed the John Gulick clerk. work of the Institution which he has es- collector. meeting The report of the baseball game be- nual school at Banks South dis- the State association of ministers at New Norwalk; Miss Sarah Miller with her E. N. Sipperley is drilling a well on meeting Miss Alice Gulick, who has been teach tablished increase in usefulness and ex- tween the Dewdrops and Alerts by the this than ever before. At the Y. P. S. C. E. fair on the London, last week and delivered an ad- parents ; Miss Rosa Jennings with her the premises of Mrs Pliipps, to supply trict, year, Quite ing in Atlantic N. for the last tent. Sport Hill reporter, "A. J.," is rather un a number of ladies were Mrs City, J., Fourth, these committees will serve : dress on 'The children of the church." mother, Mrs Maria Jennings. 15 gallons of water per minute. The present, two years, returned for the Summer va fair. The Alerts forgot to bring a ball Mrs Francis Bun- Supper, Mrs Charles Blakeslee, Miss Alice machine is run night and day, as Mr Sip- Mary E. Morehouse, cation, last week Miss Jessie WEDNESDAY'S TESTIMONY IN THE and then asked the Dewdrops to furnish Miss Bronson was guest at Pleasant Gage of Judson, Mrs F. Lilllng9ton;fancy table, Amey Although, after the appointment of perley has a large number of contracts nell, Mrs Elmer Buckley, Misses Beatrice the same her. Mrs Misses one for that and would fur- Side, ; Mr and Mrs George Mills place accompanied CHRIST CHURCH TARISH CASE. Talbot, Merrill; Candy, Helen Mesers Coughlin, JCnapp and Baker as game they Sunday ahead. He now runs two machines. Ogden, Jennie Brotherton and G. B. Lowell and Booth ; Jen- nish one were in , Georgia orange tree, Too-me- for the return game. This Norwalk. al- Charles A. Adams and O. Budd have appraisers on the property of J. D. y, they Buckley. Although they were not George Tuttle : lama member of the nie Booth, Ona Curtis; silhouette, Georgia will do and they will try to find a ball George E. Thomas, superintendent for roofed their barns. Grace ; Sadie the attorneys for the railroad Harry Medlicott has gone to Southport lowed to participate, yet their presence pirish; voted to adjourn when Mr Sher- Thompson, Lillingston flowers, that will stand even the terrific & Co., Powers, Julia Talntor, Nellie Stagg; music. made all haste to have the matter heard batting to learn the trade. Sooysmith contracting engineers, was appreciated by the opposite sex. Frank Ferris has a new hor3e. wood moved to adjourn for one week. O. of the "A. that the plumber's has sent their and handsome St. Mrs BaBSett, Alice Judson, R. French. and decided at once, a sudden check was Dewdrops. J." says large Committee, Frank Banks ; treasurer,Hen-r- y Mrs H. A. Banks of Brewster visits I. Jones's from the chair was rul- Alerts did .not Mrs Kate Barr of wa3 home, Bernard to Lothian her appeal The damage the ball. If they Danbury dog Kennels, Stepney, B. Ogden. It is Mrs ed out and Mr told him that he C. W. Blakslee is doing the mason work experienced, Monday. grounds at did be sincerely hoped by mother, Ilickerson. Hyde not, who did? Let him ask himself Sunday. to boarded district the school com- sole for an addition to the horse car stables Fairfield had been examined and the the that for the E. Fitch and son Frank took a trip to (Hyde) was the judge of members. how many flies were hit by-th- E. N. men are a ou Stratford avenue ; also for the new committee had to Dewdrops Sipperley's drilling The Natalie, the new "yacht made by ing year will be under the skilful andef- - New lork. Mr Adams said all to were adjourned Bridgeport out-fiel-d. that objected - into the We have to hear Mrs will next move house of S. J. Nickerson on East Main to take testimony, when Mr Bishop,- of yet well for Foster and James McDonnell of New Haven for Oli- members. of On the other the Olm-stead- 's. counsel for the was called to any. hand, Alerts to Mr Fryor's. From there to Mr ver H. Jennings, has been completed and Lloyd Nash : Member of the parish. street, Bridgeport. railroad, seven balls out of the diamond. From New York to attend the got Mr Jennings went to New Haven, this Mr Wheeler two members, Osborne side of by telegraph the manner in challenged Edgar drives by the case directors of the picturesque which "A. J." week, to her to whence four-weeks-o- brought against bring Southport, Mr H. N. : Mr Wilson two and Mr Maivin three, his mare a handsome ld himself fanned air when it came his turn DIAMOND AYRES filly Consolidated road for on HILL, REDDING. she will sail. She is 25 feet long, open, seven in all. O. I. Jones moved that two sired. manslaughter to wield the stick, it is to be inferred that Dear account of the recent terrible tunnel dis- Service at Dea Lee's, next Sunday at fitted with jib and mainsail. A cabin is Sir Please accept my thanks for the handsome tellers be appointed and named them. he, at least, did very ,little toward dam- Lamp, The selectmen were instructed a aster. The was therefore post- 4 30. presently to be added ; at present, the wmcn nas to-d- ay Mr Hyde said, "I will name my own tel- by hearing the ball. - been presented to me by you. vote of the town to macadamize and dram until 20. Witnesses for the aging is 25. The boat is fitted lers." Mr Sherwood moved to adjourn poned July Collection at the church, last Sunday, seating capacity Stratford avenue from to railroad were on hand and included Da- George J. Banks has finished the ad- with sails and has a of can- MRS LIZZIE CLARK, 320 East Main street. for one week. Mr Hyde put the motion Bridgeport large spread Stratford. . Some on vid H. came dition to his more con- vass sufficient to insure She is as follows : "Motion made and seconded people the road are Sherwood (who down from house, making it speed. June 11, 1891. to be flooded Sher- venient for kitchen and pan- Harry Smith of Newark, N. J., is guest constructed on somewhat different lines to tor one week ; all in favor expected again, when the Northampton, Mass.), John H. dining room, adjourn Fall rains come on and threaten to Nellis C. - of N. J. Sherwood. from the 11 feet 3 inches Employed at Brass Co. will rise." Eleven rose. Then those op- they wood, II. Sherwood, Bucking- try. Ramona, being Bridgeport the if more is Josiab beam and a of two feet ; seven no. Mr declared mo- prosecute town, nothing ham, Hawkins, George Bulkley, has been made to the select- having draught posed Hyde done Albert Complaint ASPETUCK. six inches. Mr to tion 6 or 7 to 3. Mr af- about the drainage. Turney, William Burr, B. Betts, men of the road from Robert Jennings expects sail lost, Hyde said, E. M. Charles B. Galloway's the Natalie the Ramona in the ter Adams and Wilson had gone out, The two societies of Christian Endeav- Bulkley, Jennings. to the bridge at Plattsville. Lightning struck the house of Dea against HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE There will be an number of wit- next Cedar Point race and to beat "This is hardly fair and we will adjourn or will unite in holding a fair in the Town equal Daniel Parrack ; fortunately no one was hopes nesses for the' defence and the is Johnson Ward is repairing F. R. her, aconsiderable time allow- for one week and give them another hall on the Fourth of .July; Ice cream, hearing hurt. though likely to be protracted. - Beach's barn. ance must be given. GRAY OOZE 0XE0RD TIES chance." fancy articles and a fine supper, with the David B. Gould has bought a new C. W. Candee re- F. II. Nash : Motion made by II. E. accompaniment of pretty girls, music and Mrs Denslow has left the St Marc to entertained Mr and Mrs horse.. It is said that Rev Mr Davies may Sherwood to adjourn for one week. Put flowers, will prove attractions to draw to in Louis Burr of Lyon's Plain, Sunday. main in Europe for another month. go her home Milford. Miss Annie C. Abbott has returned to IN OUR WINDOW? by the chair; voted for it. large crowds and aid a worthy cause. John Wheeler of Bethel has been with One of the steam drills has been re- Misses of .New her school in Stratfield. At this point a number of very pretty Phillips York are at the John A. Wheeler. blue stone on CAN Mrs Brown sang at the evening service Manor house. x moved from the ledge of WE GIVE T0U LADIES', MISSES' AND and bright young ladies were put on the Will Ferris has a new Walter A. Wood sev- in Christ last Is tur-keg- s. the road, where the cut of stand. church, Sunday. She Mrs E. McKenna takes the lead on Westport of Mrs Dunbar. A successful and lawn festi- 69 horse rake. en feet is completed. The CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES E0R Miss Fannie Nash : 'H. E. Shorwood guest enjoyable She set eggs and has 72 tur- practically 750, 850, val was held on the green, af- all Moses Wakeman is feeble. contractors say that it is the hardest of moved to for one week ; second- George Wells from the South is in Tuesday keys, doing finely. quite . 1 adjourn ternoon and under the blue building stone and would make ex- $1,1 25, 50, 2, 2 50, 3, 4. ed O. I. Jones. Mr "You town. evening, auspices In the hard Wednes- Miss Susan Meeker of Weston is spend- by nyde said, of the Y. P. S. C. E. The variousables shower, last week cellent underpinning. The grading of are not a voter." The motion was then day afternoon, struck one of ing the week at Mrs Lewis Bradley's. David Rhodes has greatly improved and booths, presided over by members of lightning the rest of the road is going on. The COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. seconded by Lloyd Nash. Mr Hyde put the evergreen trees in front of the house is to master a the grass plot in front of his home by the society, were well patrorized and Will Kelly trying bicycle. bridge at the creamery is to be raised the motion, ; 11 stood up to adjourn, sev- a and out of Dea Daniel Parrack, p!6wed several two feet and the fill there will be five building rockery setting plants. sum was netted. Miss Agnes Bradley, teacher of No. 10, WE SHALL GIVE THAT en against. Mr Hyde declared the mo- There seems more to deep tracks in the ground, one toward feet. " BEAUTIFUL disposition keep the gave her scholars and their parents a pic- tion lost. Members on the affirmative streets and grass In front of the the west and one toward the east under car- plots SOTJTHPORT. nic, last Friday. As the day was stormy, WHITE PIANO AWAY 10. side then left. Clerk "Motion - the One JULY said, residences in good order than ever- and gate post. bolt ran out into the in doors MONROE. 11 to 7." Mr then said, "We Miss Sherwood road north and one they amused themselves speak- ried, Hyde our beautiful village never looked better Daisy has returned toward the water and after which were Miss Caroline Sherman, whose house will on and elect a clerk" and declar- from St. tank. The were torn from the ing singing, they go than it does, this season. Margaret's school,. Waterbury. shingles treated to ice cream, cake and lemonade. was burglarized, a short time since, has ed Mr Marvin elected clerk. Then Messrs corner of the veranda, the cellar filled Wilbur E. Hine is Miss C. M, who has been in In the evening, Miss Bradley invited in recovered three of her shawls by buying Adams and Wilson went ottt and Mr shipping large quan- Bulkley, full of smoke, the cellar door in the sit- H. N. Y E S tities of shells. Richmond, Va., has returned home. some of her neighbors and an enjoyable them at a pawn shop in Bridgeport. A R , Hyde said, "This is hardly fair. The ting room burst open and a coal pail on time was had. Mrs E. B. of visits her clerk has said meeting is adjourned for E. W. Peck has gone to Worcester, The commencement exercises of the the top of the cellar stairs hopped up Hyde Brooklyn NO. is so Miss Dr and Mrs E. M. Beardsley. 7 BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT. one week and it adjourned." Mass., to take examinations for the Poly- Episcopal Academy of Connecticut at quite high and left the bail standing. parents, was not shaken on cross examina- technic Sic ..a BRIDGEPORT. Nash Institution, which he proposes to Cneshire were held, last week Thursday. Dea Daniel Parrack and Mrs Rufus Cowing and Miss Carlotta Store closes at 6 30 on was severe. enter in granddaugh- A NEW WHEEL CLUB IN BRIDGEPORT. Tuesday, Wednesday and tion, which the Fall. The night before, prize declamations took ter Miss Lottie took a Cowing of New York have been at B. S. Thursday ; short tjip up the - Miss Louise Cable Heard II. E. Sher The M. E. Endeavor gave Mor-- in the Town hall. Frederick Wednes- - evenings. society place Bailey Hudson. She stopped at Albany, while It was organized, last week Kurd's, NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. Mrs R. II. Smith, the Queen Bee, has Mark Wooster has been out of health FKIDAT, JUNE 26, 1891. been very sick with heart trouble and the for two weeks, not being able to attend little Bees are scattered, Susie in Plytn- - to his business in the factory. JONES, KEANE & COMPANY. ciitmri atiov " J1NUARY 1 1883 601 outh, Bennie at G. F. Duncombe's and LAST WEEK - 2475. Sadie and Julia at their Uncle Robert's. Mrs M. F. Fairchild and Mrs Oscar THE UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOB -- - - BBBgm Dr E. M. Smith's faithful attention and Fairchild and children of Waterbury THE D. M. BEAD COMPANY. The rector of St. John's church will the careful nursing of Miss Susie Scud- - have been guests of l'hilo Northrop of hold divine service and preach in the der are Mrs Smith's and Taunton. SUMMER STRAW relieving pain ' CLOTHING, HATS, Baptist meeting house at Berkshire, next she is very grateful for the kindness shown. and friends. Dannie Morgan has returned from a Suudayat4pm. - by neighbors " week's visit with his grandparents in NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AND Samuel C. Shaw of Redding was grad- - Samuel Beers, wife and daughter of Huntington. at with honor. are Mrs Isaac Beers. BLACK DRESS NETS! uated, Wednesday, Yale, Chicago visiting II. L. Wheeler has a cow He had an now the on His will make a month's visit bought of oration, highest daughter Julian Mr straw- UNDERWEAR, the list of and received a in before Beardsley. Wheeler's appointments Portland, Maine, returning has this special honor in political science, history home. berry patch yielded well, year, DUBING THE PAST WEEK, HAS MADE BIG INROADS ON OUR LARGE STOCK OF " - " more than three bushels of berries. and law. THESE GOODS. TO Faank Midulebrook from Danbury and WE HAVE BEEN ABLE FILL IN ON MANY LINES OF THE Ladies' prayer meeting, next week, Mrs William Middlebrook from Water-bur- y We open several lots ofDress Nets in Haugh Lynch. T" XX a English. BEST SELLING GOODS, AND CAN SUPPLY ALL DEMANDS. KEEP COOL BY with Mrs Ezra Hall at 3 o'clock. have been with their mother in San- i m j A large concourse of people gathered JK.USS11U1 UUa lOSCH. CliUUtS ftl dy Hook. at St Rose church to witness the mar- PURCHASING A SET OF 11. S. Smith of Nichols builds a veran- riage ceremony of Patrick Lynch and da across the south side of E. K. Mor- A big drive in outing shirts, men's and FRENCH Miss Margaret Haugh of New York city, BALBEIGGAN UNDERWEAR, A NEGLIGEE SHIRT, AN house. Mr will have the boys', 25c and 50c, up to $2 50, at E. F. gan's Morgan daughter of Michael Haugh of Botsford. house soon. Ilawley's. ALPACA, MOHAIR OR FLANNEL COAT, OR painted Michael Maloney acted as groomsman WHITE FLANNEL and Miss Johanna as maid of Mrs A. Bennett closed her school Charles B. Glover has been at work at Haugh SERGE PANTS AND A MANILLA STRAW Emily honor. The was at 58C. AND HAT, on for the custo- the house of M. C. Hawley, where the ceremony performed 980., Friday afternoon, 10th, 4 o'clock the brother of the COST mary vacation. Edith Minor, Master removal of a chimney from the center to by groom, ENTIRE OF WHICH IS NOT MUCH, AND TAKE THINGS COOL. STILL CON- Cnrtis and the south side of the house has made re- Father John C. Lynch, assisted by Harry Curtis, Mary Hawley, Fathers Fox and Loftus. The TINUE BIG BARGAINS IN THOSE $8 50 SUITS. NOWHERE CAN YOU FIND Edith and Jennie Dutcher were all re pairs and improvement necessary. ceremony " was solemn and The bride SUCH ASSORTMENT warded for faithful attendance. - ' impressive. AN OF PATTERNS AND SUCH VALUES. Thepu- wore a steel colored suit. have made The best line of Fourth goods, travelling That are value at 75c and $1 50. pils satisfactory improvement July From the were driven to the good in their the and stand and lowest prices in town at E. F. llaw- - church, they studies, past year, bride's where received con- well in their classes. The home, they Demi and full skirt KEANE & CO., Berkshire ley's. from the friends length JONES, children are noted for their gratulations many and punctuality relatives there from Port- and, where this is the case, the scholar- Through accommodations furnished congregated CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, AND FURNISHERS, E. Hook will an land, Manchester, Hartford, New Haven, ship is correspondingly good. by J. Hall, Sandy have ice cream saloon in Glover's block, this Bridgeport, Danbury, New York city, 349 MAIN ST., LIBRARY BRIDGEPORT. New and Newtown. All did BUILDING, At the in the suit of season. It will be open, next Wednes- Jersey adjourned hearing to the bounteous collation. A & S. A. day evening, and every Wednesday and justice CHANTILLY LACE Ferry Napier against Blackman, was built on the for the of 12 dozen hat held Saturday evening after. William C. large platform lawn, price bodies, where as well as old at W. J. Beecher's after- Johnson will run it. young participated JULY FOURTH : office, Monday in a dance till the wee small FL0UNCINGS WHEN YOU COME TO Justice C. II. a moonlight noon, Northrop rendered when the started verdict in favor of the A first class sewing machine hours, happy couple defendant, leaving for New York for a short from a bill for the New York hat firm to for $25, cash, at E. F. Ilawley's. trip; Celebrate, Independ- pay, will return and commence until 28 allowed for them thence, they BRIDGEPORT August being house in Berkshire at Mr ence next week to Hie an bond. S. A. The Sargent family from New Haven keeping day, MAKE appeal Blackman, home. were Are as IT A POINT TO CALL AT. James Donovan and Keane were have arrived at the Windsor. Lynch's The presents far equally cheap. Jerry too numerous to mention and of the Saturday and order examined, Monday, and it was shown ABBOTT'S most useful ele- SHOE STORE IN THE BISHOP that Mr Jtlackman was never trustee for Miss J. E. GafTney is drilling (he Mid- and costly nature. An Ice Of silver tea lined with All mail orders are delivered with express charges or postage yOUT Cream John 1. Ferry, such a was dle district school for a public entertain- gant service, gold, though plan with silver and a sum of in US. BLOCK, 373 MAIN STREET. talked of . It was also shown that the ment at the Town hall on the second tray money prepaid by WM. C. were admired all. table JOHNSON, shop was broken into, a short time after week in July. gold by Rugs, If you are in need of any kind or style of footwear, it will not be necessary and linen, silver sets of different work stopped and the hats in question, spreads to look further, for you can be perfectly fitted with the best goods at the low- as well as others to different BROOKFIELD. designs, everything one could imagine, est for shoes will satisfaction. belonging FOR SALE Several acres of standing grass. price that give complete for whom 11. was work- East Iron Works school Tues- useful as well as ornamental. The SUSAN M. BROTIIWELL, Long Hill, firms, John Ferry closed, Trumbull. IN ing, were taken. day. couple left with the best wishes of many THE. D. M. READ I jk) OYTiTiPTl TTFS all shapes and qualities: Per-chero- lilYlJl NARROW AND MEDIUM TOES: friends for their future happiness. COMPANY, OR SERVICE The Grade n Mrs Charles Williams has entertained stallion, Dick Cloud, will stand tor Miss Harriett of a limited number of mares, during the season High and low heels, French kid and patent leather at figures which will sur- Bostwick Bridgeport an aunt and cousin from New York. ot 1801, at the barn ot JAMES C. JOHNSON, spent last week with her Mrs Is- Pohtatuck Public School. Elm street, Monroe, Conn. Terms-$1- 2, $2 at prise you. sister, 1170 There was quite an attendance at the time of service. Weight pounds. 111 aac Beers, returning home Saturday. The junior of this Miss AXLPOp- - of the Christian Endeavor, last grade school, BRIDGEPORT, COM. ORSES HORSES S. R. Eldred of Albany, MEN'S AND BOYS gSi0DLELficlElBs0ES meeting Lizzie dis- is Gallagher teacher, closed, June Wis., will be at W. A. Beers's, Obtuse Friday it estimated over 200 1, a car Curtis Glover and E. F. Ilawley's night; 9 ; the senior one week trict, Brookfleld, Conn., July with summer were present, the greater number com department later, load ot tine Horses ot all grades, from $50 to MTSSPS AND school and shoes and children have measles. June 16. The has been one of $300 per head. Come and look, before buying UlSXLiO CHILDREN'S SHOES, ALL SHAPES, ing from Danbury and Bethel. year prog- elsewhere. ress. The enthusiasm of the pupils was Sizes and widths at Mr8 Bennett Piatt is with Mrs Middle-broo- k, Paul Jones has been hired to teach the E. Iloman of evoked well sustained to the close and the S0UTHBURY. Brooklyn, nothing to a hand until she Center school. but of the utmost able reports were made Elder Beach. lending helping teachers were encouraged and stimulat- The Children's services were well expressions apprecia- Is better. day was ren- ABBOTT'S STOEE. Ilousa-toni- c ed to hard work by oc- tion. The following program A of Wilkinson Bros. & Co's pa- Julia N. Hawley is home from hearty attended, every available seat being part 7 YjVlliTL K OF A TAX WAUHAM of the as well as the ex- dered in a manner to reflect the greatest mill has had to be because a. Signed son Hall for the Summer vacation. pupils, by kindly cupied. After the devotional exercises, per stopped, u uy justice oi me feace, Born, June 24, to Mr and Mrs of credit on all concerned : with rate bill annexed, to me described an col-- . pressions interest in the work by par- Rev Mr James, secretary of the Connect- the water, in some unaccountable way, OUR LINE OF SEASON- lector of taxes lor the town of Weston on list Thomas T.avcy of Walnut Tree Hill. Mrs Henry S. Beers has visited her sis- Singing, school ; .Scripture lesson and pray- ot lswl.I same on . . ents and residents of the district. To this v undermined one of the tail races. The have levied the the property, icut Temperance Union, gave an imagin-ar- "The Children's owned the first 18s9, Loren- ter in Birmingham. must be aid er, pastor; singing, Jubilee;" run- ABLE GOODS COMPLETE. day of October, by added the and supervision of blackboard talk, spelling out the "The Children's Welcome," Lester Banks; postal card paper part will be kept zo D. ol instead and now owned by Lottie W. Sandy Hook Public School. The of Arza Peck their the school Messrs One Anna Hurlbutt, said property consisting ot a cer- family occupy visitors, Northrop, words, "Go right on working." Both 'Love Another," Frank; quartet, ning. We offer special bargains in tain tract or parcel ot land, with buildings The school year 1890-9- 1 closed with no Summer residence. Johnson and Chapman, who, by word in "Light is Spreading;" "The Little Light," An- thereon standing.situated in said Weston, in old and young were greatly interested Work on the across (7(1) acres more or bound- and on na Thompson; "Those Mischievous Boys," temporary bridge quantity less, formal exercises other than the written Miss Winnie Skidmore closed deed, helped the good work of his remarks and would have been glad the Honsatonic is EEFEIGEEATOES, ed northerly by land ot Samuel Waterbury; her Louis Sturges; "The Noisy Seven," Robby progressing. easterly by highway, land ot heirs ot Burr examinations which were completed in placing the schools ofPohtatuck district to have had him exceeded his allotted 10 Stains the land of L. school, Tuesday. ;singing,school;"Bullding Ladder," Mr and Mrs John Hunt have returned Sturges, deceased, Carrie Bradley the two higher grades, Thursday, 18th. upon a higher plane, the former two minutes. The used was "Ford's 10 young ladies; recitation, Kitty French; LAWN MOWERS, and parsonage lot; southerly by highway and T. S. 18 com program ironi tneir ana win remain westerly by land ot Abigail T. Andrews, land The primary department closed Friday, Taylor signed grand jury members of the board aiding the princi- Concert Exercise," with the exception of quartet,"Beautiful Robes," "The Little Maid's weaaing trip of heirs ot Samuel S. Rowland deceased, and June 12. The examination of the plaints, made by the selectmen for un- in the work of the exami- Amen," Alice Hamlin; solo, Mrs C. Homan; here for a few weeks. HAMMOCKS, land of Samuel Waterbury. Legal demand papers pal materially a recitation by little Estey Wilgus, four "The 10 having been made upon 'said Olnistead for in dogs. Of who ex- collection," young girls; lemarks, said taxes and and failed pupils the intermediate grade showed registered nation. the pupils took, the Little ; Members of Sherman O. .refused, having years old, entitled "My Three pastor;collection;Doxology benediction, by Roger council, OIL AND GASOLINE alter reasonable search to And any personal careful work in execution, as well as Miss Minnie Somers is home with a amination, the following attained or sur- Texts" and a recitation "The Skeptic and Rev David Osborne. U. A. M., are to form a Loyal Legion, or goods or chattels belonging to said Olmstead, drill and review of the the 70 I will sell at Public Auction on the premises thorough year's friend from New Haven. passed publication standard, per the Little Girl," by Miss Clara Gray, who uniformed rank. STOVES, aforesaid on Saturday the 29th day ot August, work, while the oral examination in the cent, in the senior and 75 in Ileman Lathrop of Stamford has visit- lM,at 10 o'clock a m, so much oi said real es- department fully sustained her reputation as a speak- 10 tate as sufficient to Miss Theo. Skidmore is home from : ed his S. C. Jim. Moore received a pension of a shall be pay the tax of primary department was spirited. The the junior er and held the closest attention of the brother, Lathrop. D00E AND WINDOW $13 30, together with accrued interest and nU examination in the senior Wellesley for the Summer. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT MISS LIZZIE J. month, secured through the pension legal expenses of said levy and sale. IYER-SO- N papers depart- congregation. The church was hand- J. A. Blackman harvests the on C. FANTOX, Collector. Weston, June 22, ment were considered a severe test the GALLAGHER, TEACHER. hay agency in this place. SCREENS. ItSll. by FIRST CLASS. somely decorated, the altar and pulpit his sister's homestead, this season. school olllcers and others who had seen BETHEL. The Methodist school have de- 11. STEPNEY CONS Martin Tally, 05 were trimmed with evergreens, ferns and Sunday HAWLEY, DEPOT, in case but two the A. is out of dan- ferred their until some time in Ju-- CALL AND SEE US AND Agent for the Walter A. Wood new steel them, yet every pu II. Sirine of New York city visited Mieliael Turner, 05 daisies, with a cross of ferns and roses Father Donahue reported picnic Mowing Machines and Wood ilakcs, changea- examined reached the Edward 01 to to Rock ble for one horse or two. pils standard for his sister, Mrs George S. Fairchild, Sun- Talty, for a ; back of the pulpit was ger. ly. They expect go High PRICES WILL SPEAK Patrick McNamara, 85 centerpiece QUR publication. The attendance during the day. a of and daisies ; on grove. The Baptist school talk of going IsTRICT F NEWTOWN, ss Probate Court Michael 82 ladder evergreens The adjourned hearing on the Elon June 13, ltfil. middle and latter part of the term was Keating, to Seaside have not decid- FOR THEMSELVES. P.. Bethel lodge, 3150, K. of in con- Andrew McNamara, 80 either side were two columns of laurels. Booth will case is set down for next park,but fully Estate of HENRY DYKEMAN, late ot lowered by the of II., ed. Newtown, in said district, deceased. materially prevalence junction with Danbury lodge, contem- Mary Keating, 75 Over the organ was an arch of the same. 30th. The Court ot Probate for the District ot children's diseases in the 75 Tuesday, district; but, a visit to the Litchfield in Francis Kilbride, Water lilies and other flowers, both wild The of Miss Nellie C. Beard F-- Ml. Newtown hath limited and allowed six at the time of had nor- plates lodge SECOND CLASS FIRST DIVISION. The on the C. B. Booth farm has marriage months from the date hereof for creditors ot closing, assumed the near future. and cultivated, occupied the available hay and Dr Arthur E. was solemnized HUlalj said estate to exhibit their claims for settle- mal and. taken John McNamara, 95 been sold at auction to Ira Wildman and Brago ment. Those who neglect to present their proportions altogether, Thomas 80 spaces. After remarks by the pastor, a at the residence of the bride. attested within said : D. R. is out with a new ba- Butler, L. M. Johnson. There are over 100 acres & properly time, may be called fair, being as follows VanRiper 73 ed- will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- John Turner, collection was taken for the board of Successors to Hull?.& Rogers, debted to said estate are to senior 80 cent ; interme- ker's in both tracts sold, $87 was ob- Rev S. D. of New Haven requested make department, per wagon. SECOND DIVISION. ucation. yet only Phelps, Jr, immediate payment to EMILY C. DYKEMAX, 90 is two and 181 MAIN STREET, DANBURY. diate, 71; primary, 04; average per cent Walker McDowell has resumed the Nellie Bradley, tained. The hay crop poor. preachsd interesting practical Administratrix. 88 at for the school, 72. Number of pupils meat business in W. Fer- Mary Talty, Mrs O. J. and Miss Jennie are discourses the Baptist church, Sunday. IsTKlCTOF NEWTOWN, ss Probate Court at his old stand 84 Range There are 40 horses at L. M. Johnson's June It;, ItiM. and the Mary Bradley, Miss Alice registered attending during year ry's building and invites all his old pa- Mary Kilbride, 78 guests of Stiles. Brookdale farm. Arnold Lodge, N. E. O. P., will have Estate of CHARLES XORTI1ROP, late of In the school, 112; attendance BOYS AND GIELS, Xcwtown, in said District, deceased. average trons in. W illie Collins, a public installation this evening. Off- Pursuant to order from the Court of Pro- the 81. to cus- Miss Grace Peck of Woodbury has vis- during year, According Emma Peterson, II. S. Botsford of Walker's Farm is in icers of the grand lodge will be in attend- DO YOU WANT A bate lor said District will be sold at public the names of those in Miss Alice V. Sirine is visiting in Wil- 75 ited Mrs Lucy Wheeler. auction to the highest bidder, on the premis- tom, pupils the Margaret Keating, charge of repairs at the Morgan house. ance. es, the 2th day ot June, A. D. 18SU at 1 three grades who attained the standard ton. Maggie Bradley, 75 SAFETY BICYCLE? o'clock in the afternoon (unless previously SENIOR DEPARTMENT. Charles Smith is a little better.but still of The Methodist church will have anni- disposed of at private sale), all the Real for publication, with percentage, is sub- Miss Gracie Short left George Bulkley Bolivar, N. Y., is Estate of said deceased, situated in the town town, Monday, FIRST CLASS. low. Bronson Write to us (enclosing stamp) ii V . . . . - ii . i . . WIT I I M A ,) : very with his father, Bulkley. versary exercises, next Sunday, a year VADTtlD.kD joined for an extended visit with her John 95 and we brother, Farrell, since the church was dedicated. For Particulars, mmistrator. Rev S. John Graham, 80 Miss Mary Perry took a trip to South PRIMARY DEPA HTMENT MISS .iexnie William Short, Astoria, Oregon. SOUTH BRITAIN. Will tell you how you can all get one TKR SALE Second hand Horse $5. G. 82 last week and attended Rake, BRISCOE TEACHER. Harry Graham, Hadley, Mass., The groceries and markets arranged x u. iitjcits, nattsvuie.conn. The M. E. school will SECOND CLASS Hol-yo- ke Absolutely Free. Sunday picnic at FIRST DIVISION. the commencement exercises of Mt. Mrs Harlow Stahl and three daughters close Satur- FIRST CLASS STANDARD 80 run cent 94 to each evening, excepting SALE To the highest bidder, on Tine Grove, 1. Patrick O'Connell, Mrs CO. FJR 1891, 4 AND Canaan, Wednesday, July and E. L. Mitchell of Bellevue,Ohio, 8 come THE BELKNAP TEA Jnne 27, at p m, at the Cutler's OVER. Charles McCarthy, 80 college. day, at o'clock, but they don't all Farms and Elm street Monroe, the !Xi are East for the Summer. cemetery, ISolle Congo, The Congregational Sunday school will Thomas Farrell, 87 Dr Canfield of New York is at Sylves- to time. THE HANDSOMEST TEA ST0EE old board Fence belonging to the cemetery Maud 05 IN THE STATE. association. M. B. BCRli, Depot P. O. Kain, hold their annual picnic at Roton Point, Jennie Campbell, 93 ter Bennett's. Children'sday was observed in the Pur- Stepney Maggie Kelly, 07 8. Mary Farrell, 82 488 Main Street, Bridgeport. iR SALE About 28 acres ot Land, with Ofi Wednesday, July chase school house, at 4 p in. HUNTINGTON. Alfred Case, SECOND DIVISION. The Juvenile Temple gave a straw- Sunday Dwellinar House and Bam thereon and a 07 The flowers were beautiful ; such a pro- supply ot Fruit Trees ; situated near the vil- Bridget Keane, Wooster council, 28, O. U. A. M., will Martin Keating, 83 ice cream Paul family will remain ot on the 10 min OB berry and festival, Tuesday Khenberg's lage Stepney, Danbury road; May Lyons, hold a ice Julia O'Connell, 90 fusion of roses as one seldom sees and utes waiK irom scnooi house, enurcues ana strawberry and cream festival which was well attended. here for the Summer. SAVE YOUR MONEY! In- Sudie Hall, 00 76 evening, post office. Will be sold for $600 cash. In their 30th. The Mary Talty, quantities of ferns and pond lilies. The of B. HAWLEY, or Teresa 81 hall, Tuesday evening, 76 quire Esq, Stepney, Troy, Bridget Keating, Henrv Steele, son-in-la- w of Ransom exercises were much enioved, having The grass on the green was sold to C. G. BEERS, Long Hill. Ella Ttlako, 98 citizens of the place are cordially invited GREAT EXCITEMENT AT The whole number of different schol- - has the Peter M. bidder. He also SALE 0S to come and have a time. ninman, purchased Farley printed programs and the children spoke Hubbell,the highest IjHJR Farm Tools, Wagon, Harness Henry Campbell, good ars the one on estate many other articles at the homestead Willie Bradley, 97 registered during year was,in the place, lately owned by Egbert Warner, well and distinctly, so one could hear and bought piece the Shelton of the late - METROPOLITAN HALL, Bradley Williams, Chestnut Hill, JoHie Carmody, 88 Howard E. McKenzie, Elgin S. An- senior department, 32, in the junior de- for a Summer house. Transcript. appreciate what they said. The house and W. S. Hooper the other. Trumbull, also thirty acres of standing grass. SECOND Inquire ol MRS B. WILLIAMS on the premis- CLASS. dtews, J. L. Conklin and others left partment 36 ; the average attendance in was crowded and was" a oc- es, or SETH 98 it pleasant It was Mrs J. E. Palmer of Trapfall 47, 49 AND 51, HILL, Administrator. Maggie Blake, town, Monday evening, on an excursion the former 26, in the latter 28 ; average be Maggie Finnell, 97 STEPNEY. casioning to remembered by all pres- who had a cancerous tumor removed. She SALE 5 fat heiters 3 years old.JAMES in the interest of the and Beth- for school,54. William J. BREW,Prin-cipa- l. FOR Monroe, Conn. Nora Ryan, 08 Lockport ent. is now attended by Dr Fitch of Bridge- WHITE STREET,DANBURY, James 100 el land investment which Mrs Eli Leavenworth has been with SALE A 2i-in- cu Carroll, association, - Her tvo are with her. OVER THOSE WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN Jiational Turbine 94 John Mitchell is home from Wilbra- port. daughters FHi Wheel. Enquire ot M. S. DIBBLE, JohnMcMamara, went from Connecticut, New York and her granddaughter, Mrs Broderick of MATTINGS, SPRING Conn. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT MISS EL- ham. CARPETS, FURNITURE, Millwright, Shelton, other to where the Foresters' Union Excursion. D. E. Edwards has been home from CHAIRS, LA LILLIS TEACHER. places Marion, Ind., Bridgeport. BEDS, TABLES, Etc ."POR SALE Five acres of land of Court No. 7641, A. O. F. LOOK AT A FEW OF OUR PRICES: standing- Brass. FIU8T CLASS STANDARD FOR CLASSES 75 PER the association is located. Pahquioque, wood- Julius Beardsley's boy was badly hurt, Falls Village. X Enquire of F. S. STERLING, Trumbull John Burritt has sold a tract of lor the 3c Center. CENT.AND OVER. of A. and Court Sandy Hook, No. 7852, a Carpet (good money) per yard, Epworth League held a lawn on land on Boot hill to Mr Dutton of Bridge-- Sunday, by falling from ledge of high Paul Eehnberg of Savannah, Ga., is Oil Cloth.per yard, 24c Maggie 95 party will give a grand union excursion to Co- Dr A Chamber Suit, only 17 89 SALE Homestead of the late Spencer Carmody, the lawn in front of the M. E. who will of the timber in rocks. Cooley was called. here for a few but will go to splendid 2 Sit FOR Hill 92 church, 10. The port, dispose days, Mattresses, Long street; House, Barn, Mary Church, ney Island, Monday, August week. Roll up Bed, 2 99 Shop, 4 acres Land, for $2000. Also 2 acres 04 Monday evening. that South Britain beat Oxford at base Europe, next Spring 2 9 Maria Church, iron steamboat Sirius, capacity 2100, has city. ball, Hard wood Bredstead(any size), 89 Woodland, acres Pasture, upper end of Long Maggie McNamara, 88 11 9. Cane Seat Chairs, 69c Hill; 34 acres Pasture and Woodland in Tash- Wooster a been rail- of is to The finest berries we have seen were 4Sc $ 91 council, at regular meeting, engaged and the trip includes .Miss Joos the Bridgeport hospital Hard Wood Chairs, ua; acres Meadow and Orchard, near home- Walter Crotutt, $-- 93 FRANK nominated officers for road to the New Mrs Kasson. vis- from Arthur Burr's fruit farm. A splendid $5 Rug (only a lew),' stead. SHERMAN, Long Hill. William Carroll 89 Monday evening, transportation England caring for Minor of has c George Bridgewater A good Garden Rake (Iron), SALE 88 the term beginning 1. The election Terminal Company's dock at Wilson ited Dea ; Kev S. M. Keeler A arood Door Mat. 39c FOR Litter oLextra fine white Pies. Joseph Dayton, July Edson with his has Hoyt George The intense interest here in regard to 99 each. H. W. EDWARDS, John 88 will be next Turney, helpers, A good Baby Carriage, $6 Stepney. Partridge held, Monday evening. Point, thence down the Sound past the main in our in first W. Mitchell. education was exhibited 19,instead of A splendid (large) Marble Top Table, 4 89 Edward 87 put the road village by 8 4 Si 'PK SALE A few choice Jersey springers; Campbell, A So Ranee (Cable), d metropolis with its wondrous sights and to de- splendid X; wanted, 2 pairs o year-ol- Oxen or SECOND CLASS. Bethel lodge, 645, Progressive Benefit Class condition. Oliver Mitchel's little the usual half dozen, assembling Good Children's Rockers, 49c )SJI1 lll .Mich .It 1 1 1 V ftStass,Ci?V under the granddaughter 2oe t.. PIVUV 88 meets O. IT. A. M. sounds, Brooklyn bridge, down cide who should fill the momentous office Best Steel Garden Hoes. South ' Maggie Ryan, Order, in the hall. in Hook from New York is with him. Round Point Lone Handled 49c Britain. 84 New York bay and a sniff of the At-- Mrs Letitia Fowler is Sandy at Shovels, MondaApcl, This order is steadily growing in mem- just of committeeman. From the candidates, A good Lawn Mower, $5 95 DESIRE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC OI the 82 lantie as the noble steamer the home of Mrs Curtis, Mrs W. A. Fenn and two children are 1 Mamie Riley, here and to take Its rounds up to Clifford and Joseph Bassett, the Hardware.Tinware, Glassware, Wood- - j l!ia have opened a Tailoring Eatab-- Arthur 94 bership promises including Hshment at my borne in Sewtown Snwt. Corbett, one the iron pier at Coney Island ; an hour or Mr8 Carrie Elwell has returned to her at her old home in the Purchase for a to but at last who John 90 place as of the leading organizations voters found it hard choose, in fact in Those desire Clothing Made to Order Corbett, two to take a dip in ocean's spray and with her month. enware, everything nearly will do well to call and examine some of the Patrick Blake, 89 of the town. home, after a long visit son, Richard Macdonald received a majority finest as well as the choicest of then the return. The Housefurnishing Line. 1 Samples Cloth, Eddie 88 itinerary of the Fred Elwell, the well known photogia- - Abel Bronson is all of one and was elected. Messrs which have just received from Kew York. Orgelman, school commencement very feeble, failing Hooper Suits that heretofore cost 1 SENIOR DEPARTMENT THOMAS COR- High at the snows that the excursionists will & you 40, will make J. tnp pher,now of the firm of Towne Elwell, the thne and Wooster were respectively defeated M. for $30. I have some choice Pantaloon Pat-em- s BETT TEACHER. church, this week Fri-- W. 1 Congregational leave edouc duam ana reach home at Troy N. Y. and Mr Bassett chosen clerk. The annu- STILES. which will make up for from 6 to t8.It EIBST CLASS STANDARD 70 PER CENT. 13 Mrs Mix is in New Milford will cost you nothing to call and examine mv and day evening; graduates. av p m. The number of tickets will Bradley see - OVER. al racket over a possibly illegal voter stock and lor yourself. Cleaning and Re- be limited to is Isaac Burritt has sold his Collie to a for her son Andrew, who is quite S. Byron Brownson is clearing up the 95 Married, 17th, William A. 2000, which,j it expected, ' caring duties James E. Bradley, Wednesday, near Boston. sick. was started. These arduous being Allis, place, which he has in charge. Michael E. 73 G ilbert of Gilbert Brothers to Miss Helen will accommodate the Foresters' friends party without a Madlgan, done, the meeting adjourned past 25 years and in some of 70 in this section. Naug-atuc- k school has been re" working the best Matthew II. Quealey, Voorhis of Hackensack, N. J. Foresters from the The meeting, Tuesday evening, Mrs C. II. Jessup and MrsE. H. Smith reference to the conditionor future of Henry I. Brownson's barn snops in juonuon, as well as in ew York and Edward W. 70 Troy, Valley, Bridgeport and Norwalk was adjourned to Saturday evening. visited B. N. last week. school. paired and shingled by W. II. Thompson. i.neiy Caroline 94. George Lane, of Lane & Treat, the lie Apel, formerly have their intention of attend- - room for all. its 1 S3 signified Plenty of is a resort for Mary A. Bradley, Short, died at the Danbury hospital, last , Mrs Mary Clapp of Boston is guest of struck an ash near Mr Huntington pleasant B. 82 and that th are a jolly crowd Lightning - R--Made to Bertha Wells, week Wednesday- - nf innanmnf inn Ttav P. Elmer Banks is visiting Eoyal and her brother, Gilbert. last week. wheelmen; Principal Forman is occas- the Bertha I. 77 without saying. A good orchestra will Birdsey Quick's, original recipe. Can Crofutt, Mr Morrell and the Masons officiated at Arthur Curtiss at Worcester academy. Miss Carrie Wheeler is with her grand- ionallv among the riders Jfrom Shelton. be obtained at my odice on lower Dock, or SECOND CLASSES, (TWO DIVISIONS). be on the vessel for the of those is his barn. Oifw M.MITCH-- F. N. his pleasure All three are Potter lengthening - Thomas Lynch, 70 funeral, Saturday. inclined to dance and refreshment will expected home, Saturday. father for the Summer. From the fine appearaneeof our genial ell, sonthport. John 77 Mr Bachelor of Bridgeport was at L. Dayton, Miss Eva Bell is at Cleveland. be furnished by skilled caterers to the Charles Osborn of Tashua is getting miller's potatoes, it is presumed he will John Bradley, 83 timber tor a SHELTON. J. Wheeler's, Sunday. have for two. he will need Patrick Quealey, 70 is public. The best of order will be main- - out unusually large ship enough Hope Presiding Elder Wing to - Wheat Bread. Fresh Rolls at 5 fvi--r m 72 expected firm. of school about $40 was tak- tbem. Christy Corbett, at the M. E. next tained, as is the custom whenever and Bridgeport At the annual meeting Ferry For all the weather, inar, Parties and Festivals supplied and nil 73 preach church, Sunday orders filled. C. Peter Lillis, wherever Foresters are socially inclined. to Mr and district, Monday evening, there was a en in at the Lawn cemetery festival and promptly OEliMICHEX, James 71 evening. jjorn recently a daughter ROXBURY. soumpoit. Campbell, Tt. is the nrond boast of the nrdor that- .J , .... iftro-f- i Rt.renrianna. Officers :Dr D. A.Eich- - thnsfi nresent had a -nleasant time and Thomas Blake, S& r jsirs Diuney xsarnara. (TAKE NOTICE- -! sell the The Eurekaa have chosen M. A. Lcp-per- t, these social occasions are Lewis W. the efforts of Messrs M. was a suc- Champion Horse Maggie Keane, 81 never marred ardson, J. Tomlinson, Booth, pronounced Hawley, The E. Children's day 1 Rake and the Spicer Hay Tedder, the best ; A Wednes-- machines in New - foreman John assistant ; daughter arrived, F. G. Glover and dress- - 1England and at reduced nri- Mamie Keane, 89 Wixted, by the presence of the rowdy element. yung commlttee. g. A. Shelton, clerk; g.'B. Brownson, Wheeler, cess. The church was beautifully .....a f n 1 1 ar- . i , U ...... i . . C. M. 17th at the home of Mr and Mrs - 1 J ""x JiH i repre Agnes Church, 70 E. J. Bell, treasurer; Doran, C.T. There are no rowdies in the ranks of For-- day Perry, treasurer ; J. Tomlinson.collector. supported by the willing ladies, deserv- ed with flowers and the music and child- sent, I will"...take them..' away and nav back th Maggie 80 M. trustees. 1anlel we money. AAROX SAN FORD, Newtown, June Bradley, Short, J. Trowbridge estry and all their friends are ladies Sturges." Tne buginess will be held two a fine evening, which trust may ren's exercises were well rendered. This 4, is.fl. Annie .I. 85 meeting ing Corbett, John Chinn has the contract for street and who later. favor their next attempt. will an ice cream and straw- Maggie J. Campbell, 86 gentlemen. Everyone attends The exercises of Children's day in the weeks society give at $741. can feel assured it will fam- is a house Bonni-broo- on STEVENSON. Katie Campbell, 74 lighting that beJikea M. E. church were held to be an improve- Michael O'Connell builaing Thomas Quick is "employed at k. berry festival the Fourth. Maggie Cavanangh, 79 Children'sday at the M. E. church, of kith and kin. All the ment on all The floral dec- on Hill avenue. ily gathering predecessors.' Long North district school. Miss Daisy Hil Mis3 Carrie Eadcliffe is dressmaking Katie Crotty, 78 last Sunday, with a sermon by Kev John arrangements have not been effected at orations were .and beau- Thomas B. Burgesses putting up a - 70 especially tasty Tuck- teacher, will close with a picnic i"eymour. Mamie Blake, Langlois in the morning and Sunday this writing, but full as to tiful. The the school and house on Oak street, where he has al- Walnut Tree Hill elected Stephen popular Mamie Purtlll, 87 particulars singing by by on - C. school concert in the tickets will in col- - er committee and William n. Thompson Friday. B. Wooster and wife. C Beard sk 94 . evening. appear later, both the the Misses of Bridge- built a barn. y Fannie Case, quartet, Hawley ready V. Hubbell contracted and wife Jessie 86 feemor has painted the St. Thomas rec umns of the Bee and in and T. and C. Osborne of conference of the Metho- clerk. Theodore Alonzo Sherman, Gray's Plain, Newtown, of Ansonia visit Stiles Love- - Payne, ' posters bills, port, J. Porter E. Quarterly to or let out his . - to furnish the wood for 18.' would like sell grass. land. Thomas J. Corbett, Principal. tory. "Keep your eye on the Foresters J" Stepney, together with a solo by Mrs C. dist church, Monday evening and favor- NEWTOWN, J0NE 26, 1891. not been made up under the supervision of the people. This power has an im- made that Dooicy was merely a trespas- of the vestry and names of those who mense following, intrenched in the cities ser there. The matter will be tried in THE WESTPORT. had died or long since removed were of the Union and the wisest of foreign the-court- s, next Fall, unless sooner set- W. B. HALL & CO. omitted. There was no motion before statesmen have foreseen in this the fu- tled. THE JUNKS-MARV- IN ' QUO WARRANTO. the house when the rector claimed that ture destruction of our republic. Quar- th GREEN'S FARMS. When the famous Joues-Murv- lu several were not members. ter of a of the quo gentlemen century ago, ! . warranto case, to determine the lawful Mr Tuttje, for one, appealed from the population of the country was in the cit- E. Thomas, foreman at the Sooysmith CURTAINS AND EUGS officers of If ies a be there. Christ church pariah, waa chair. Mr Hyde asked Mr Tuttle had ; now, fifth may found farm and building,drives a a speedy new Really wonderful are now on in our New Curtain heard by Judge Thayer at the Superior withdrawn his wife and family, but his What wonder that the rum oligarchy is horse. bargains going court room In morn- - waa bold and defiant? has 200,000 distiller- Room, also in Window Sash Muslin and Bridgeport, Tuesday reply not remembered. No vote It Good of strawberries and fair Shades, all - to with a of crops ing, witnesses and many ladies and gen- was taken by the meeting in regard ies, breweries, etc., capital are the rule. ' The tlcmen interested In a exercise of the prices principal grow- the case filled the the ruling of the chair. O. I. Jones By proper ers here are II. B. Wakeman and A. C. court room to wished to from but Mr hold but do not the bet- HOUSE overflowing. When Judge" appeal the chair, power they use, with Moses Sherwood of Sher- FURNISHING called Col W. do so and of the can secure Taylor, Thayer the case, II. It. Hyde said that he could not ter people community wood's island. Hoyt of Stamford, counsel for Mr Mar- - would not allow the appeal, a prohibitory amendment to the consti- GOODS. via, the Hyde party, wished to have the II. E. Sherwood : Member of Christ tution of the United States and restrain All the cottages at Phipps hotel caso because church five or and the onward march of the have been for the Sum- continued, his health was parish for six years foreyer power grounds engaged 200 pairs Irish Point Curtains at half price. - not good and because Lawyer E. M. waa present at annual and adjourned of rum. mer and are to be occupied in July. The CLOTH1TG- HOUSE in 1891. hotel itself is filling with Summer Chenille Lockwood of Stamford, who had been meetings With others, I voted The church was closed, guests. Portieres greatly under price. HAS A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF him in the was unable to for the of the annual meet- Congregational assisting case, adjournment Sunday night. Howard, son of Arthur Taylor, who Housekeepers will find something of interest in our new base- be present. Goodwin Stoddard, of coun- ing. Made the motion myself and am has graduated at the College of Physi- sel for Mr Jones and those who desire to certain that it was to adjourn for one Mrs David Bradley started, Monday, cians and is to the staff at ment annex and will be shown how to make for the where she will the Surgeons, join SUMMER CLOTHING have Mr Hyde removed, objected and af-- week. Heard no one appeal from the West, spend Roosevelt hospital, New York. ter the matter had been argued at some decision of the chair. Summer. ANGEL, SEA FOAM, GOLD, Now ready. Is the largest in extent and variety ever offered by length, J udge Thayer ordered the case to Oscar I. Jones : Have been member of A. C. Bradley, bookkeeper for Wheeler REDDING. us. We have a very large and attractive stock of White and go on. Mr Jones holds the office of clerk Christ church parish for 30 years and & Cook of will make his And other delicate cakes in the Bridgeport, 14th, Rev Mr Vests, Linen, Duck and Percales, cut in single and double because of what he and bis adherents was one of the original signers. Was home in for the Summer. Married, by Jennings, Fancy Bridgeport Charles L. Pennoch to Mrs E. Pen-le- y breast. Also a line of Black and Dete Coats. consider a legal election held at an ad- present at the annual meeting in March. Mary MISSES LISK'S IMPROVED PAT. CAKE TINS large Alpaca Drap leave Shef- of West journed parish meeting, April C, 1891 The motion Mr Sherwood made was to Dr DeForest expects to the Redding. Our success ot previous seasons has so cleaned us out of stock, now Mrs Charles and with him are other officers of the adjourn for one week. I seconded it and field house, owned by Among the senior appointments at AND MEASURING CUPS. that our for this season is of this sea- about the middle of Mis display entirely new, being church: Wardens, E. II. Nash, O. I. was declared out of order by Mr nyde. Rockwell, July. Yale, Samuel C. Shaw is booked for an son's fabrics only. For Jones; vestry, C. II. Jones, II. E. Sher- - He put the motion to adjourn for one Rockwell will the house. oration. UNMATCHABLE BARGAINS IN B. declared it lost and made no wood, J. Fitch, Lloyd Nash, George week, reply Carpenters from Contractor Scott of Mrs II. Hill has returned from a visit NOVELTIES GENTS' Charles L. Charles when the clerk declared the vote carried. SMALL JEW- IN FURNISHING Tuttle, Wilson, Fable, Springfield came here, Monday, to work with Rev and Mrs E. Burr in New Jer- NOTIONS, RIBBONS, WARES, George A. Darrow, Thomas Hill ; treas- I have not removed from the church. Mr house on the shore. Mr at Chapin's sey. GOODS, urer, H. E. Sherwood. Mr Jones suc- Have not hired a seat nor have I con- Chapin is living there, but work is done PEREUMERY, WORSTEDS, ART ELRY, Four-in-han- ceeded himself as clerk and retained the tributed to the support of the church: I on the interior. Aaron Read is slowly recovering from We have all the latest styles in market, Teck Scarfs, ds books. Mr Marvin holds that he is clerk did not make a motion to The grip ; Mrs Read also is gaining. in adjourn. John who is a GOODS, ETC. and all the leading styles Collars. virtue of an election held after Mr roll of to which Mr Donahue, printer by by membership Hoyt trade and has worked at the Farmer Mrs J. Delavan and Miss J. Blackman Jones and his had left the annual because it bore no marks of party objected is now in the office of Simon of Roxbury have been guests of Mrs J. HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, The action is to the title been made under the direc- office, meeting. try having up Banks. C. Read ; old friends and neighbors gave to the office of clerk, as most Important. tion of the vestry was passed upon by them a cordial reception. W. B. HALL & CO, BTOBT. 311 MAIN, CORNER STATE STREET, BRIDGEPORT. Two of the witnesses on the them soon after. The consecration meeting of the Con- principal Mrs E. Olmstead is sick. Jones side were Mr Jones himself, who E. II. Nash : The motion on which I gregational Y. P. S. C. E. will be held quite was first and whose voted to at the annual at the church parlors, next week Wed- Mrs M. has been at the called, Lloyd Nash, adjourn meeting Jennings ! WILLIAM LIEBERUM testimony could not be taken because he was for the adjournment of onelweek.No nesday, July 1, instead of at the par- Farms with G. Jennings, brother of Rev READ THIS has been very sick with diphtheria. The other vote was taken while I was in the sonage. Semi-annu- al election of officers J. W. Jennings. CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF Jones factiou had long since engaged E. church, at the same place, Friday, July 3. it yra R&nnnt rm1 this print rllnlnitlT by lamp or gaslight in the event nit, at dist&nee of 10 fnchri, Mrs S. Weed suffers with relapse, from yoor eyesight in falling, no matter what your age, anA your ayes neMl help. Your Night can be Improved and L. Wells of Southport as counsel and he Thomas Hill: Was present when II.E. Prayer meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. at In;qcrve4 if properly corrccfivi. it a wrong idea that spectacles should he 4ipenet with as Ion a poaiiMe. a severe attack of grip. If f hv apiat the vision, uw them. Thfcre is no daofier of arcing ton well. Ions a th print ia not magnified; had associated with him J. B. Klein of Sherwood's motion to adjourn for one Hull's Farms, next Tuesday evening. tt ail Oil Id tcok natural size, but plain and distinct. Don't fail to e&H and have jour eye tested. FURNITURE. DcForest & Klein Goodwin Stoddard was Mr mo- George Read is not much improved; and week made. Hyde put the Miss Helen M. is to spend BLOCK ON WATER BELOW of & Shelton. Col one Bradley his is yet troublesome. E. OPTICIAN AND FIRST STREET, DEPOT, Stoddard, Bishop tion to "adjourn for week." After three months in Rock Island, 111., with cough LYMAN, JEWELER, case UNDER LARGE GYMNASIUM BUILDING. Hoyt alone conducted the for Mr the motion was declared, Mr Hyde said, her sister. Miss May Sanford is in Cornwall. 316 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. CLOCK, Marvin in the aided "Those in favor of on with the morning, though by going is with her IT SETS PEOPLE TALKING, te a Mrs S. of Rev Mr and ex-Sta- E. B. Monroe and wife, who spent Wright Danbury Hyde Attorney business,stay and prepare ballots for the And shouldn't it- - Look at these Ladies' Solid 14 K- - Gold Watch for $25. Gents' few in New after daughter, Mrs Aaron Read. why prices: Elgin WILLIAM LIEBERUM, Olmstead appeared openly in the case election of clerk." I left. Mr Wheeler days York, returning Solid Gold Elgin Watch, $28. Gents' Elgin Boss Filled Case, $15. Spectacles and Eye Glasses of cross-examin- from are to the - - - and at great length. The said I could not vote, though I have Europe, expected spend every description. Eyes tested free of charge- Repairing in all its branches. 446 450 452 WATER STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. drift of the Marvin side, as out been a member since 1890. I Summer in Southport. brought January 2, OF ns MARBLE AND GRANITE OPENING by the during the never told James Hawkes that I did not Warren G. Waterman is spending a THE KELLER PIANO COMPANY, to be that Mr did a to become a WORKS. day, appeared Hyde sign paper asking member couple of weeks in Northfield, Mass. WHY SO MANY WOMEN NEW DRY & not, as alleged, arbitrarily refuse, when of the church. Monuments, Heads Stones in Marble or Granite-Writ- MANUFACTURERS OF THE The entertainment of the FANCY GOODS STORE, chairman of the annual meeting, to rec- M. B. Fitch : Member of the parish and Epworth for designs and prices. has been from this SUFEER E0R YEARS ognize members of the parish as such ; voted to adjourn the annual meeting for league postponed M. POST OFFICE BLOCK, that were not such, habitu- one week. Mr Wheeler said I could not week until Tuesday, 30th, at the house W. STEVENS, UPRIGHT PIANO. they having -: KELLER P. Green's Farms. AND FAIL TO OBTAIN SOUTHPORT, - - CONN. ally absented themselves from the church vote and gave me no ballot. of Alphonso Jennings, NORWALK. de- FACTORY: 88 to 104 John for a year or more. Tins, however, is J. B. Fitch : For 12 or 15 years a mem- Sherwood Brothers have been A CURE. All goods new and of latest street, Bridgeport. of New painting proceeding under the law York ber of the parish ; voted to adjourn for a the house of Mrs William Wakemau. WAREROOMS: State. Previous to the introduction of week. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT sign. H. C. Barnum is now for 17 EAST N. Y. testimony, there was a long discussion Alfred M. Fitch : For 12 or 15 years, agent Bridgeport prices rule. 278 MAIN ST., B'P'T, MTH ST., Keene's combination brush and holder FOR SUMS FROM $100 UP between the lawyers, at the conclusion a member of the parish. II. E. Sher- A woman is the most perfect handi- and He still retains of which Judge Thayer took occasion to wood's motion was to adjourn for one patent specialties. work of the Creator, delicate and IN BRIDGEPORT BUILD-- - MRS GEO. W. ELW00D. K. and. Tuning. his for American and EDWARDnepairingMORGAN, Secretary and Treasurer. remark that if the bishop and standing week. Mr Hyde said that it was not le- agency foreign complicated in the extreme; in health, and and retains mo- ING LOTS. committee of the church, the ecclesiasti- gally seconded, but he finally put it and newspapers magazines without an ache or pain, but the cal did not see fit to decide 1 his office here. ment some becomes dis- court, the voted in the affirmative. that organ has that of case before them until after the or diseased, from overwork, Experience proved purchases brought The annual clam dinner of the Ancient placed Bridgeport land have paid better than almost any F. OK & CO., civil courts had a decis- or one of - And there HALLO passed upon it, WESTON. and Honorable order of clamnicrs was weakness, neglect, any the other investment for many years- ion ought to be given here as soon as held at Sherwood's many causes, Nature cries out, mani- never was a better opportunity than is now offer- Mrs D. L. Rowland gave a strawberry island, Sunday. ed tho annexed East End. Prices on : : possible ; but the proper place for the her warnings by pains, cramps, at newly MAIN STREET, - BIRMINGHAM. to a number of festing lots are still low, but matter was with the authorities of the party relatives. Dennis Maher will spend a part of the desirable very continually DR. inflammations, ulceration3,discharges, and sure to large returns to any one WARNES, Summer at his home on the Point. rising pay THE LARGEST STOCK OF CUTLERY, PAINTS AND church. Miss Mamie Gurry, after staying, for fainting spells, nervous prostration, nvesting at present prices. The Hough tract, DENTIST. HARDWARE, 420 MAIN the Bros Co.) Charles II. Jones : Was chosen clerk of over two years with her aunt, Mrs Chase, Dr Gleason and family of New Jer" etc., etc. being the nearest to the center of the city and ST.,(opposite Copeland OILS, LIME, CEMENT AND FERTILIZERS IN THE NAUGATUCK two is the BRIDGEPORT. Christ church in 1S90 and have has returned to her home in New sey, who will occupy Mr David Brad- lying between the principal avenues, OR H0USAT0NIC VALLEYS. parish Jersey. most desirable location. It is supplied with all Painless Dentistry at Moderate since exercised the duties of that office'. She will be missed house for the Sumnier,arrived, Mon- greatly by young ley's When so warned of the impending or city improvements, fronts on a horse car line and Prices. Main store 50x90 Four floors. The record book was but ob- friends. 15 minutes' walk of the For in- building, Feet, identified, day. existing disease, they know something is within Depot. Teeth extracted without pain by using cscaine, Store house 30x54 " Two " jected to by Col Hoyt, who claimed that formation apply to adjoining, R. K. Fitch has closed his school in must be the matter with them, but Teeth filled without pain by using abtundants, Lime building, 23x32 " Mr Jones was not the clerk; that, as the FAIRFIELD. what? and what kind of medicine 50c. and upwards. " Cannon. He has been as teach- Pure administered when desired, 50c Oil and Varnish room, 12x30 memoranda of the last meeting had not engaged should to themselves of gas " er there for the ensuing year. Appearing at the courthouse, Tuesday they take rid A. W. BURRITT, Excellent sets of teeth made to look like natur- Fertilizer building, 10x15 Two floors. been approved, they could not be consid- in time to save his and discomforts? al teeth, at lowest possible prices, teeth inserted " afternoon, bonds, the pains ex- Shelton 30x70 ered records. was allowed just as soon as hemmorrhage is arrested after store house, It by Judge Miss Mamie Sturges has returned from John T. Donovan expressed a desire to 25x40 " and an noted. The ROOM WARNER BUILDING tracting. Derby Thayer exception a week's visit in Bethel. settle the case brought against him for 6, Gold and Porcelain Crowns a specialty. 18x20 " The natural sense of modesty pre- office. Sea Sand building, minutes of the meeting at which Mr violation .of the rules of the board of 61 FAIRFIELD AVENUE, No imperfect work allowed to leave the " Lewis has been ill with vents from their condi- Call and see work and Powder house, 8x10 Jones was chosen clerk, April 7, 1890, Shipman very, He had no counsel and many letting get prices. fever. health. engaged tion be known, to suffer on BRIDGEPORT. 6TH YEAR IN BRIDGEPORT. Also Drain Tile and' Blue Stone jards were referred to, also those of March 30, the matter settled as and preferring Office Hours 9 to wished quickly after in silence, rather than am, 8pm. 1S91. The last were read by Mr Stod- Friends from Greenwich visit Finch as He that he year year quietly possible. thought let any one know how badly feel, dard and provided for the appointment Brothers. had not violated the law, as he they MIDDLESEX BANKING CO., greatly while others at once consult those THE BEST PLACE TO GET CONN. INSURANCE of a committee to wait upon the bishop had seen the James MIDDLETOWN, FIRE and the relations Mrs C. Ricks entertained friends from "permit" granted whom they think should understand THE LATEST AND BEST. request that pastoral O'Connor and had been led to expect that YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE CAPITAL, 'SOO,000 Furnished at in between rector be sev- their ailments and ought to be able to Lowest Rates the and the parish Redding, Sunday. there would be no trouble as as no IAII IX, $00,000 and 18 an- long cure them; but often how vain are their IS BZ Issues 6 per cent Debenture Bonds of $100, $200 the Oldest ered. There were present at the More- Strongest While her basement complaints were made. Justice $500, and which are by American and companies. nual meeting when a motion to adjourn descending stairs, hopes, for, instead of improving as & $250, $1,000 $5,000, English Mrs N. B. Johnson fell and house interposed, here, that the case for BUCKINGHAM BRE WER, statute State Trust Funds. Farm property and Live stock a spec for one week, declared by the chair lost Saturday, they are lead to believe they will, they 5 broke her but with which Mr Donovan had been arrested 8 to 3, was declared the clerk carried nearly arm, escaped go from bad to worse and at last give 9 CONN. ialty. by was now on hand ; must first be Wall St., Bridgeport. L.D.Sanford.,17 BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT, Agt AGENCY FOlt 11 C. ad- severe bruises. disposed all of ever relief. Hartford to Twelve were present at the some up hopes getting Both proprietors are practical printers of Hartford County Mutual, of; after that, arrangement might several years' experience anil frive their per- New London County Mutual, Norwich journed meeting, when the officers were Mrs D. F. Cole has returned to New be made. When to Mr Dono- sonal attention to all the work. On U'.rs left Tolland County Mutual, Tolland elected. Was not at the annual put plea, at the 11KB office will receive prompt attent- Pure Teas Insurance Co.ol North America, Philadelphia present York. van pleaded guilty to bringing garbage How different is the result with ion. Continental, New York meeting when it was the those who Dr of 151 Fair- & SOLD Commercial Union, London adjourned by into town and ofi'ered the following, an consult Fitch BUCKINGHAM BREWER, QUIY 1'henix Mutual Life, Hartford rector. The minutes of that meeting Mrs Edwin Beers and Mrs Cyrus Mead field Union Mutual Accident, Chicago attested copy of that in the office of City avenue, Bridgeport. 9 Wall -- were destroyed, the next after spent Sunday in Wilton. St., Bridgeport. BESTS'!., Lombard Investment Co's Guaranteed Mort- morning, Clerk F. C. Mullins of Bridgeport : gages. they had been written No one was Loan & Trust Co's Debenture Bonds. up. Mr and Mrs A. C. have been At a meeting of the Board of Health of the He treats each one with kind-- NS" Fidelity then present, save a sick wife. No sug Bradley town ol Fairfield, was great HAWLE Y WILMOT with Homer C. Fairfield permission given TIDOC QYlrt flrniOlrtOTOtlATl thfl 0VQT.1T ' A. F. CLARK XEWTOWN. gestion had ever been made to me re Godfrey, avenue, James O'Connor to bring garbage from the of to his town the the the garding the minutes. The motion by II Bridgeport. city Bridgeport residence in the sufferer, greater sympathy & REYNOLDS 13 M. D. of Fairfield B. B. r- -i D. P. E. Sherwood waa to the Brothwell, president he has for them. e, RICHARDSON, adjourn meeting Mr and Mr8 j. lt Niohols of Easton board of health. Dated at Fairfield, January Successor to Dk. J. A. StitesJ for one until 6. Did not 1891. For Sale Only by week; April visit their sisters, Mrs Randle and Miss 12, Physician and Surgeon. uiiuk mat yj. i. oones moveu to Both Justice Morehouse and Prosecu- He makes no vain does not UNDERTAKERS, aqjourn, Nichols. promises, Several odds and ends in tilnssware and Office and Residence, Sandy Hook. that Mr Hyde called him out of order, tor Glover took small notice of this. The give of medicines. NO. 98 STATE STREET, to close out before July 1. Boys Telephone. Calls lor Uawleyville and vi- w quarts nauseating Crockery le-po- that he "Mr make a Edna C. Bradley has been ith Miss case was one in a BRIDGEPORT, CONN., - - Near Main Street. JOSEPH H. LUTZ, Safeties, 50 special checks. Stem Winding cinity left at Hawleyville Hat Shop or t; said, Sherwood, you which justice had not Nor cause unnecessary suffering to 12 and IS. Glen, Bennett's and Babbit's Anna of iO"All calls, Day or Hight, answered from the Watches, X. Bridge, motion." Mr Jones was declared out of Godfrey Westport. final and a of guil- his ON Little York and vicinity at E. Depot, jurisdiction judgment patients. Office. Sandy Hook; Newtown and vicinity at Cen- order when he seconded the motion. Mr Dono- H a M-- , 12 It Mra D. S. Uurlbut has been under Dr ty would have simply bound GEORGE B. HAWLEY, - - 11 Chapel Street ; PHARMACIST, Friday & Saturday, JUNE 26 and 27, tral Hotel. Offlce hours, to A. M. ia not true that Mr Sherwood's motion over CHARLES - 12 Street ; "WILL GIVE AWAY to 2, 7 too P.M. Gorham's care. van to the September term of the His great experience has enabled E. WILMOT, Prospect WE wag without date. Mr declared court. After consultation JOHN B. REYNOLDS, - - 6 Highland Avenue. A Full Xickle Plated Three Bottle Castor. Hyde Superior with him to diagnose each dis- 36 WALL BRIDGEPORT The finest one ever offered in the city. the motion lost 8 to while I said it accurately ST., or Fruit GEO. F. TAILOR- - M. T. BLAKE. 3, that SOUTHPORT, members of the board of health, it was ease and apply successfully the proper 4 GANTS make 100 PES CENT, net on my Also three kinds ot Berry was carried II to C. do not know A. Corsets, Belts, Brushes, Curlers, and Medi- Dishes, three colors, ot which we I that that, upon of a fine and Bridg-liian- , if to The people of Southport, Fairfield and agreed payment remedy. cine. Samples free- - Write now. Dr will give one, perierred TAYLOR & BLAXE, an appeal was taken, but the result of costs, the case should be settled. A fine 271 Broadway, New York. castor. vicinity can have butter fresh from the WITH the vote was doubted ; yet it was not put of $ 7, with costs of 22 77, was assessed PAINTER & DECORATOR, (Successors to E. W. Wilson), Green's Farms creamery delivered at His success is truly wenderful and TYPEWRITERS! lias received the largest and most ar- 60c worth of Any Kind of Spices Assorted the second time. I declared the vote by and paid. As Mr Donovan was linejust of Wall ever shown in or DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND their residences every week by mailing unwilling patients come from far and near for the It will save you $50 if you cut out this Ad. and tistic Papers (Guaranteed strictly pure) virtue of my office as clerk of the meet- to make a settlement to Connecticut. Agent for the John E. Somers' Choice Tea at 5 8c. a postal to E. L. Gregory, Southport, by ceasing bring benefit of his skill and treatment. send it with your name and address to the mak- Tinted Lead Mixed Paints and Oil Colors, One lb. of Any Kind of UNDERTAKERS. While sim- d and Brashes at as imported) or ing. doing up my books, prepar- garbage into town, this disposes of ers of the CEANDALL TYPE WRITER, a Lead, Oils, Glass, Varnish (Guaranteed genuine Veranda Chairs and Settees; also a line Conn. wholesale and retail. All goods sold at New Two Good Coffee at large atory to leaving the room, some one mov- ply the case in hand ; another suit of the machine, with instantly changeable tj'pe, lbs. of of Pillar Extension Tables. His methods of treatment are of the York Prices. some most people prefer it) or ed to elect a clerk and the tellers prepar- Sunday, 21st, was a day of unusual in- same nature be if he con- work in sight, and permanent alignment. 500 Main Conn., chicory; may brought latest and most THE CEANDALL MACHINE CO., Street, Bridgeport, One Box of New England Baking Powder at FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ed ballots. The chairman announced terest in the Methodist church, with spec- tinues to violate re- improved. the regulation. In 353 Broadway, New York. to any manufactured). PRACTICAL EMBALMERS. W. H. Marvin was 8 to 3. ial services both and All work promptly attended to. mixed and com- that elected, morning evening. gard to the "permit" granted James dis- Ask for a sample of our 58c tea He treats successfully all the for 70 or 75c and calls answered at Taylor's I was leaving the room without my books In the morningjthere was a fine presenta- last President Broth-we- ll RHEUMATISM pare it with other teas sold 65, Telephone O'Connor, January, eases to as well as ALBERT H. BEERS, find hotel. f Women, nins cases out of ten will it superior. but almost immediately returned and ob- tion of "What we owe to the old men," and other members-o- the board of peculiar Is promptly relieved and quickly cured by in you those of the Mouth and A FACT We are the only firm that mixes and waa ad- Ilacketts-tow- n, Nose, Tliroat; DRUMMOND'S LIGHTNING REMEDY. It is tained them. The meeting not by Rev J. Benson Hamilton of health say that it is a recommend- own Powder in the of simply both acute and chronic. to acts immediately, is not in ARCHITECT, puts up their Baking city journed by the chairman while I waa N. general agent for the en- ation Mr wish- pleasant take, J., given O'Connor, when he does not aisturo aigestion. it is ior Bridgeport. Mr Marvin did not once oc- - of a to care - jurious, Opposite Depot, Cor. Fairfield Ave. and Lyon St, time or money refunded. present. at dowment fund for the super- ed to bid on the collection of the Bridge- Rheumatism only, in all its torturing forms. Satisfaction every His charges are within the means of BRIDGEPORT, CONN. TEA COMPANY, cupy the chair I vacated ; did not take or annuatcd preachers of the New York port garbage. At that time, the regula- Rpnri fnr irmlar..t NEW ENGLAND J all; no is turned away who can DRUMMOND MEDICINE Fairfield Avenue. Bridgeport. Conn. approach it while I was out of the room East district. That his discourse was tion permitted the of patient CO., 124 granting special be helped. 48 Maiden Lane, New York. for a moment. No objection was made earnest, interesting, powerful, moving, permits by the board, but this power has & BUSHNELL, at the meetings to the list of 13 members needs no further proof than the simple now been taken O'Connor failed ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES, away. His office hours are from 1 1 a m to gN read by the rector, nor was there object- - statement that the collection was $71 50 to the contract and has not and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE & UNDERTAKER get brought 3 and from 7 to 8 p m. Wholesale ion to the list of six read by me, save to above expenses. In the evening, the un-- garbage into the town. pm, Residence on King street, Mr Fable and that waa at once with- - ion of the Good Tem-- MANUFACTUEEES' AND temperance meeting The of Fairfield and nfflnfi at No. 4 Bank Block, On Mr people Southport, 1 OU drawn. the Jones plars and the Methodist and Congrega- CONN. TF WANT A WATCn-B- uy X can have butter fresh from the PAINTEES' SUPPLIES. WESTPORT, 8on it of a per-- identified a roll of membership offered in tional churches waa attended by a good vicinity who knows the H atch Business and is Green's Farms creamery delivered at w.FAIRCHILD deposed to see that you get what yoo pay tor evidence, on which were the signatures audience. Rev Mr' Holman read the COUGHON BROS., and all you pay lor. A good assortment of their residences week a Chains, made lnanufac-hirer- s Gil-m- an every by mailing CHANDLERS, by the most reliable of the members of the church, April 14, hymns and Scripture, Eev Mr SHIP Bridgeport. on W. B. to E. L. Conn. IN FINE GOLD WALL PAPERS, always hand. SNIFFKN.Sandy 1884. In four names were added. the "The destruct-Ivenea- a postal Gregory ,Southport, GOLDSMITH DEALERS 1886, address, DECORA-TION- S, giving 362 Foot of Bank, OIL FRESCO BORDERS, acted aa members of and the John T. who a license & Water St., TINTS, All these have of the Intemperance hope of Bonney, holds Conn. WINDOW SHADES. FIXTURES. ETC. parish and those who voted at the meet- - the overthrow of its power." Intemper-in- g, at Dooley's saloon, was arrested on com- WATCHMAKER. Bridgeport, - New York Prices- - Never Undersold. TROTTING BRED STALLION last Spring and were barred out hy ance has laid its hand upon the natural plaint of Liquor Agent Bacon Wakeman Telephone- THE JR Took 1st premium at Danbury A choice selected 18H0. IJegm-nin- g Mr were on the roll. Col Hoytob- - of and for beer to the Italians at the stock of Fair, 18S8 and Sure toal getter. Hyde appetitea men,debasing degrading carrying THE ALBANY DENTISTS, Monday, May 11, will stand Ior Mares, jected to this and noted an exception them. The acquired appetite demands quarry .He claimed that he had no knowl- Diamonds during the season of 18!1, at the tallowing places: Mondays at the stables of Isaac Ui. when it waa ruled in by Judge Thayer. poisona which do not feed the constitu-- I edge that it was in violation of his license. At reasonable 388 Main street. Easton ; at the DANBURY'S POPULAR prices. Thorpe, Jump hill, TuesdaysRock do not remember that Mr Hyde an-- tion. This appetite increases and can He waa tried before Justice C. H. Peck KB! vm: in stables ot George A. Benedict, House, Solid Gold Watches PARKER'S Cannon St Easton : Wednesdays at the stables of Orville swered in when I corrected .his never be satisfied. of and the case dis- Opposite 8. HiU; the balance of the time PHOTOGRAPHER, any way Intemperance Stratford, Mallett, Long l'EU-ihk- Monday, From $19 HAIR BALSAM ek of the vote to do wise its hand the missed on 5 costs. " up. Cleanse and beauhliea the hair. at my stables on Chestnut street,Bethel. adjourn. I puts upon brain, brings payment of and I'romotea a luxuriant growin. Clipper Jr was sired by Long Island 57 WHITE ST., DANBURY. whether or not the roll of mem-- actual or death to that his Fine Silver Watches Mever Fails to Bestoro Gray BRIDGEPORT. Cloud.son of VermontBlack Hawk,son not know incipient organ Through counsel, Judge Glover, Hair to its youthful Color. Flying son of Justin Morgan, CABINETS $3 PER? DOZEN. su-- From $8 Cures scalp disease! & hair failing. GOLD FILLING, $1UP. of Sherman Morgan, had been made up under the and confuses the reason ; the wisest men Patrick H. Dooley has made demand up. SOc, anil ot descent. Clipper J r's dam bcrship Wat DrnKgitta dam Messenger qual-ities.w- & I'M was a Morgan mare which, for loading pervision of the vestry. I could identify have made the greatest mistakes when upon R. Eedfield & Sons for 2000 dam- Solid Silver Silver Plated SILVER FILLING, 750. second to none. Description Col- LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS on the roll aa be-- under the influence of caused his or, disposition, kind; height.ltf hands; most of the signatures liquor. During ages by breaking arm, a few Ware .... - black; f xin.ir...a niTum ToTiin. It cures t he worst luurn. CLEANING, 75C weight, 1150. He is a sure and good stock get correct. Do not think that F. H. the war, it conquered more soldiers than ago; while in the dark, he Weak l.mifr, Debility, Indication, rain, Take in tim.a0ctj. ter and has some line colts, all large and well A SPECIALTY. ing days walking In The otihrmre core fol Corn, EXTRACTING, - 25C. has a waa a member of the and the destruction fell into the excavation made for the tun- great variety. HINDERCORNS. formed and showing speed. Clipper Jr Nash Trinity church, enemy greatest Clocks, Watches & line open gait and for style and action is I could not that he had at- - waa by Maj Gen John Barley-tende-d nel at the He Jewelry 00c road off 12 miles per hour and, SMITH'S although say wrought Murphy crossing. says VITALIZED AIR, administered, can take a 4 40 clip; is a good RESTAURANT, some time nel- - corn. On the aa well i3 was no or of skillfully repaired and guaran- 8 when required, on Christ church for ; physical system that there light warning any BEST TEETH, WARRANTED, "P walker, making with ease five miles hour. 43 JOHN. STREET, BRIDGEPORT. do I know that Messrs Fitch or Hill the hand of Intemperance laid, as is kind and alleges criminal carelessness. teed. 1 U.. nKvctr-Ia- n ,4 s Sure CtirC DR3 RECTOR AND PHLE, PROPRIETORS. FULL REGULAR MEALS. ther ttj in Slido, see him. Tkrms Forservice,15 to insure, fi ia for l'ain or Weakness the Hrewset, 20 withdrawn from the shown the effects of on' the The demand waa answered - ADDRESS at timo of all mares at owner's rink. cents. 20 or O, I, Jones had by liquor by Lawyer 11SGKVI UiUJWBf ' - - - - service; Breakfast, Dinner, eents. Snp. - G. Mares not uuiy reiurneu, unaryeu wnu prr, i.. cuius, not Aieais at All Hours of the Had a roll of members at the stomach. greatest evil of it Arvine of New counsel for Iied- W. Weak. l.unps, Coughs,: Colds,Jen mares service will 20 church. Then, all, Haven, FAIROHILD, J. kMMittiirr Aliisf 11. Parties disposing of alter U,xy, eunts. Table Board, Gents. 43 io ------..v. hrl-- . No.- - Ueorga -Stroist,- - Bridgeport, tonn., and 3. 6 ' a 1. If hanila tha trAiravnfiiAiif , f Wfitwimv tnT be held for payment, man's Ladies, Open from A. M. to 8 P. M ItlftSUDIl . .w nrMt tf ' men ctfSctf S17.-- 1 .f T''-Al-l " responsible IW" MBTnnBlymT-- " sent mail ior 2S cents. "Solid 1 one nionurs" said that I had made It that to mould to Ita will all who hold ficient in an embankment in 357 MAIN STREET, Dmirrrists. or by feaiveaknoss". for ST.HToVTTchcsTnutsU-e- lloxl75. JXLXtO X. II. a question, essays safeguard NOVQixy Wvt.vi treatment and circular. TTOpnetOr," O. Jonea. had those who should be the servants of the ditch. A claim was CONN. rmgtcr in, day in the store of I. It office, front further BRIDGEPORT,

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VOLUME XIV. NEWTOWN, OONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1891. SIX PAGES. NUMBER 26.

Mra J. E. Madigan of Bridgeport has Work at Ronald's Teak has been push- - The farmers who supply the Newtown A fair attendance was out, despite the visited her mother, Mrs P. Carroll of ed under the management of Superintend- - Creamery are dissatisfied with the price bad weather, at the ice cream and cake Sandy Hook. ent G. W. Stuart. The east wing is near- - for May milk, as may be. social of St John's guild, last week SUMMER . , justly they The Use Of HDED& JONES. the roof a floor The terms on a Bum realized. jy completed, being on, which Dictator Tuthill is Thursday and goodly Harsh, drastic purgatives to relieve costive-ces-s Miss Julia Murray recently visited of concrete for the first and one of him-- them to in Is a dangerous practice, and more liable allowing bring milk, just now, to friends. Der second been com-- Is Mrs fasten the disease on the patient than to JEWELRY. Bridgeport for tj)C story having within one half cent of the price set by St John's guild was to meet with cure it. What is needed a is medicine that, Immense new line. A of in Scarf Fins, Lace Eibben Bar pleted. Mr Ronalds, who has paid the the New York Milk It is Arthur Wells, Thursday of this week. in effectually opening the bowels, corrects great variety designs Pins, Pins, Pins, Exchange. Chair Stick at 10c each. Fine line of Plated Queen 25c each- - none me l-- the costive habit Brooches, Pins, Pins, etc., Chains, oworK is at nuutmgtown peak weekly visits during the Spring, claimed that this was 2 2c throughout and establishes a natural of J. & G. Griillnand all William S. has been feeble dally notion. Such an aperient is found in BLACK COLORED HOSIERY. shops nearly with his home in a New York hotel, will May, but farmers here got 2 cents for Dick quite GOODS: HOSIERY, been 1-- stock at near entrance. 25c for 3 and mixed colors Gents' Half the machinery has taken to the new soon occupy rooms in the wing, to spend the first half of the month and 1 2 cents and under the doctor's care. Large right hand, pair plain shops at Shelton. There is a small quan- - the weeks of and at for the last half. Milk on Ayer's Pills, 20 patterns of Extra fine Dress Hose. 25o for 2 pair Gents' Half Hose, higher grade- - 6 pair Gents' Seamless Half Hose, great August the - 2, sultry July producers In l--2c 59c- Children's ''Hermsdorf 12 IS and 17c Ladies' 'Harms n which, while thorough action, 12 bargain, Black," 8, per pair. of finished buttons and at is a rare line Northern-Huntingtow- Mrs Randall and Miss class- strengthen Style Sateens at per tity scraps the castle, where it thing not to of the New York and Abbdtt, as well ex- yard, dorf 12 2 and - 2, City as stimulate the bowels and former 20c. These Black," 37 50c per pair- Gents' "Hermsdorf Black," 12 25, 33, 38 and and these will be And a fresh breeze Six 2c 1-- 2 mates of Miss Hattie have visit- cretory organs. price are the best 50c Fine assortment colored in shipped blowing. of the got for the whole of May. This Glover, " per pair. Hosiery fancy stripes and plain. from Botsford. The Shclton are 10 Mr Stuart ed her at Hook. For eight years I was afflicted with con- quality of American Satines and are a shops unisons employed by during cent for two weeks means $16 and 18 Sandy stipation, which last became so SUMMER to at bad that great LADIES', GENTS',CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. nearly ready run,' though machinery the present season have been discharged, for some of the larger producers, but the the doctors could do no more for me. Then bargain. assorted next to to Complete stock, hosiery department. Balbriggan Underwear for gents' 3 for 1. is not New Tut-improv-ed I began take and soon fully located. machines of as the outside walls of the main building sad about it is that Dictator Parade ofFairfield County Knights. Ayer's Pills, the Medium Weight Underwear for 25c each. Bibbed Tests for 25c Other full lines at thing bowels became regular and natural in their gents, Jersey have been and have been in out-- milk-s- et GINGHAMS. 6c, 12 2, 17, 19, 37 and 50c each- - Men's and Flannel 25c each and upward- - pattern bought put good shape. The hill has his foot on the necks of the A successful parade and an enjoyable movements. I am now in excellent health." 25, Boys' Shirts, up and Messrs Griilln intend to do side walls above the arches were unhurt men and he knows it. When will farm-th- c Wm. H. DeLaucett, Dorset, Ont. social reunion was held by Fairfield "When I feel the need of a Our line of Ginghams for this season NEW INVOICE OF LACES, same anioudt of work with about the neither did the arches suffer ers learn not to yathartc, I week. by fire, glut the markets? county Knights of Columbus societies take Ayer's Pills, and and them to be more surpasses any former line ever shown This great bargains, at 25, 50, 75 and 92c per yard in latest designs, 16 half the employed at harm. The end and north a ana 18 inches wide. ene lot fast 45 inches 25c One help Huntingtown. walls, with at Danbury, last week Thursday. About to the trade. Drapery Nets, black, wide, at per yard. lot They will, as as extend new stone here and are as L. Commission-tiiei- r excellent quality at 69c per yard. Lace Edge Trimmings in great variety and widths- - rapidly possible, placed there, Percy Johnson, son of 500 knights and their friends were Effective business and to all as I hope keep busy good new. The south wall has been er Joseph L. Johnson of Bridgeport and tYiara in cnifo nf ttm rl rlvl n fr rain ami than any other pill I ever took." Mrs. B. O. SHAM'ONG PONGEE CORSETS. the machiurry that can be crowded into re-bu- ilt and the are Miss Kate Judson of sister Grubb, BurweUville, Va. 24 dozen Very Cool Summer Corsets, worth 50o each; we oner this case at 39c each. This is the carpenters preparing Huntington, threatening weather which detained " For I have been to consti- mo mienon snop. ut uie i; nanus to in main to of Mrs K. years subject Is a new Summer dress fabric of greatest bargain in Corsets in tbe city- - Other celebrated makes of Corsets at 75c and SI each. uk roof the building, expecting E. Morgan, spent Sunday at many. Six cars composed the special pation and nervous headaches, causedby de- employed at Huntingtown, several are have it completed in July. Mr Ronalds the Morgan home. took Putnam No rangement of the liver. After taking various very fine material. The price early LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS train which council, 54, remedies, I have become convinced already in Shelton and more may follow has abandoned his former for a con- - " that in the season was 20c we In black at 75c- - Cambrics at 49c each. Sateens in colors and all A plan to Danbury. Cecil Calvert and Park Ayer's Pills are the best. They have never per yard; plain fancy black, prices. when work is in a month Jerome is new assortment to arrive for and - fairly begun, servatory on the top floor, but will build Judson, Jr, home from the councils of failed to relieve my bilious attacks in a short will offer these very desirable fabrics Saturday Monday- r City Bridgeport comfortably or six weeks. Newtown is sorry to lose a laro-n- - ennnk. r.rnvilnn, .. . fnr - Gunnery for the Summer vacation. time; and I am sure my system retains Its low of 12 l-- 2c 0- 1 7 makingn t - - filled five of the cars. About 50 went at the prices per yard. GLOVES! GLOVES! a firm ! tone longer after the use of these Pills, than such Its dimensions will Good Gloves sightly promenade. from Newtown,a few ladies being in the has been the case with any other medicine I 300 pieces of Lisle Thread at 13e per pair. Extra value Silk Gloves in black and colors, 25c, 49c be about 20x.1G feet. The which Trinity guild met with Miss Clara have tried." H. S. Sledge, Weimar, Tex. per pair, Biarritz Kid Gloves. Unlaundered Shirts, a few more left at 19c. Mrs J. T. Lancaster and children roofs, party, as well as St Rose drum corps of have will be covered with as well"as other Northrop, last week ; next week, in tin, they 14 pieces. GENTS' FAST BLACK NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS visited Ridgetlcld. is will meet at Miss Alice plumbing about the castle, done by Schermerhorn's. Arrived at committees of ' In fancy braids, cords, etc., 8, 10, 12 and 15c per yard. New Jet Trimmings, 12, 18, 25, 38, 40 The to Danbury, HALF HOSE Ryan Bros, of Bethel. Though many guild expect have a sale of fancy Red Cross council met the train to escort Ayer's Pills, and 50c per yard. tile BY At royal banquet Danbury gave relics and curiosities of value were work, with cake and ice in PREPARED lost cream, July their guests to Knights of Honor hall,the At 35c; worth 50c. These are gen- ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS the Putnam Phalanx, last week Thurs- in or and are Dr. J. O. ATEE & CO., Lowell, SI ass. the lire of last Mr Ronalds has August busy making various C. & G. 10 l-- 2c M. year, rendezvous. A special train over the uine Lisle thread French half At and 12 each. 0i9 lot of Handkerchiefs at 3 and 5c each. day night, Senator J. Houlihan was still a collection of armor and articles useful and ornamental. Sold by all in Medicine. one goodly Danbury & Norwalk branch, arriving at hose. NOTION of the speakers. articles of interest which will be DEPARTMENT display- about the same hour, Pavia, St Crowded with Novelties in ed. Fred B. Ilubbell and F. F. brought 300 pieces of the same make at 25c; Bargains. Many Buchings, Veilings, Buttons, etc. Silkine Scarfs only The castle promises to attract many Johnson are coun- 17c- - Lasts twice as as for Augustine, Orinoco, Catholic Union worth 35c. each. Every article always foundjust as advertised at the popular store of long cheap soap who of well home from for the Hous-aton- visit Newtown, as yore and Trinity, Hartford, cils from Bethel and shore towns ; ic laundry use Brussels. Summer WHAT CURES repays a visit. vacation. council of New Milford was also was in the Services at Ilattcrtown at 4 m. Rev At Hook district school present. There delay getting PIMPLES. D. A. p George W. L. Benedict and wife of the Sandy meeting, down The only really suc- SALMON, HURD & JONES, Mr Delell will before the last week little business men in line,when the march began speak Sunday firm of Benedict & Co., coal dealers of Friday night, Included cessful preventive and school. was done of Main street and other principal cure of blotch- CONN. New Haveu, are at the Grand Central excepting the the off- pimples, WESTPORT, : thoroughfares, with a review by the es, s.red and room at Other Sum- old officers Committee, Thomas J. Brad- blackhead Mrs Frederick Andrews is still bedrid- - C.F.Beardsley's. of Gas S. D. icers of the Supreme council at Elmwood rough and oily skin and mer guests are R. and ley street, Crofutt, Edward most dis- JOHN H. EEID, (1 Ml. Henry Kimberly park. The councils were marched in two complexional of Mr and Mrs T. Troy ; clerk and treasurer, M. Augur. figure m e n t s is that DEALER IN family Bridgeport; II. divisions,Putnam council,25 strong, with WHEN YOU ARE IN TOWN, CALL AND SEE WHAT A O'Connor, W. A. O'Connor, J. C. O'Con- greatest of all Skin Pu- DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, List of letters unclaimed in Newtown 14 pieces of St Rose drum corps,bringing and BEAUTIFUL AND EXTENSIVE LINE OF, GOODS Misses Anna and The private school of Miss Mary Beers rifiers Beautifiers, JEWELRY, SILVEEWAEE, SPECTACLES, ETC. post oillce : nor, Augusta O'Connor, the rear of the first division. the celebrated Miss S. A. O'Connor of New York. in Sandy Hook will close Friday, 2Cth. up Mr (ieo. 11. P.eek, Miss Natalia Davis, Mr A slow drizzle dampened the ardor of 118 FAIEFIELD AVENUE, .John Ktiltm-d- , Miss Sarah Konney, Mr Fred- the but made a CTJTIOTJR A erick W. Robinson. Grand F. Houlihan marching knights, they BRIDGEPORT. Wealth crowds off the Knight J. repre- showed the order is STERLING poverty grand sented Putnam council at the annual con- fine display and that BROTHERS, stand at the horse race, but Brussels soap, of men who will make the so- SOAP. HOUSATOIC E. R. It is always a bright day in Newtown's vention of the board of government! K. composed Absolutely pure, delicately medicated, ex- through merit alone, is crowding all oth- ciety permanent and successful in its quisitely peiiumed, it produces the whitest, MAIS LINE. THE LEADING HOUSE FURNISHERS, Summer when Louis II. Burr of New er of of C., held in New Haven, Thursday, clearest skin and softest hauds and prevents soaps ont washtub society. work of benevolence in Fairfield county. of Jane 14, 1891. York arrives with li is pleasant greeting. 25th. inflammation and clogging the pores, the The in park was cause ot pimples, blotches, blackheads, red and BKIDUKFOKT JNlortu 7 05, 10 00 am 346 MAIN His wife and daughter add to the pleas- pavilion Cosmopolitan oily skin, and most complexional disfigura- STREET, BRIDGEPORT, The spacious house of D. W. Kissam Richard rides a new utilized as a dining hall and 13 tables tions. It derives its remarkable medicinal 4 30, 5 05, 6 10 p m freight 10 10 ure of his present visit at the Grand Cen- Riley safety, 9 7 has been of were ladies of Red properties from Cutioura, the great skin cure, 11 10 a m; 30 p m. Sunday, 35 ARE SHOWING. IT WILL GIVE YOU PLEASURE TO LOOK AND THEM given the first coat mortar by bought of F. L.Curtis. temptingly spread by out so are blended with the 9 tral. delicately they a m. Arrive 6 40, 7 50, 40 a m TO SHOW. the masons and the broad veranda across Cross council; is due the Danbu- purest ot toilet and nursery soap stocks that Sun- PLEASURE DINNER, TEA AND TOILET praise the result is a medicated toilet soap, incom- 12 20. 3 00, 4 50 7 05, 8 35 p m. Cavanaugh-- -- Lennon. the west and south sides is completed. At the close of the Botsford hill school, ry council for the manner in which they parably superior to all other skin and com- day milk 7 20 p m 7 05, SETS; NEW SHAPES, NEW DECORATIONS, COO plexion while rivalling in delicacy and " Each room is with an open fire- - hist entertained their guests, provision soaps, ex- TRUMBULL North 7 10 30 11 25 At o'clock on the afternoon of Thurs- provided week, the scholars presented their surpassing m purity the most noted and 16. ROGERS' PLATED WARE, in addition to the furnace heat made for 1000 pensive of toilet and nursery soaps. Sold a m,5 16, 6 23, 9 55 p m ; Sunday place, teacher. Miss Katie A. Ilaueh. with a having been fully people. 25c. CUT day, June IS, the marriage of Miss Mary is everywhere. Price Prepared by Pottkr 7 47 a m. South, 6 28, 7 38,9 28 STERLING SILVER, GLASS, ART which to be provided. The wide and handsome album and a pic- - At 1 oclock, Marshall Foran ushered the Drug and Chemical. Boston, J. and Thomas Lennon oc- plush plush Corporation, a m 12 05,2 40, 6 51, 8 21 p m. Sunday PORCELAIN IN SUCH Cavauaugh staircase and con- ture officers of the council and Mass. VARIETY THAT THERE ISN'T curred at St. gently ascending many frame. Superior 8"A11 about the Skin, Scalp and Hair," milk 6 50 p m. Augustine's church, Bridge- 64 300 dis- THE LEAST DIFFICULTY IN MAKING venient closets give the house an appear- guests into the improvised dining hall, mailed free to any address. pages, LONG HILL, North 7 22,10 40, 11 35 a m A GOOD SELECTION. port, Father Sliortelle performing the - eases, 50 illustrations, 100 testimonials. ance of cosy comfort not seen in many Going to the country? Take a bottle where, after words of welcome from 5 22, 6 31, 10 10 p m; Sunday 7 54 THE EDDY REFRIGERATOR, ceremony. Miss Nellie 15. : 6 Cavanaugh, homes more costty and pretentious. of Knapp's root beer extract. Yes, a Marshall Foran,with responses by prom- TO INVESTORS a m. South 21, 7 32,9 22 11 59 a m FOR WHICH THEY ARE sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and 10 cent Debentures issued tba 2 25 6 44, 8 15 m. milk, AGENTS, half dozen of them. inent guests, the company did ample jus- per by Building p Sunday CAN NOW BE Alexander acted as best man. s and Loan Association of Dakota, fully secured 6 43 p m. SEEN AT THEIR ESTABLISHMENT. Heapliy Memorials of the B. tice to the substantial and delicate The bride was attired in a late II. Glover and and guaranteed; $2000 of mortgages deposited STEPNEY North 7 27, 10 20, 16 50 handsomely The trains Sun-da- wife have been The telephone at the New viands provided. evening with the trustee to each $1000 invested. 11 m 5 6 10 25 m. y, of cornflower blue faille with presented to Trinity, a England protect 54 a 28, 39, p gown silk, station has been removed. was claim- bore homeward the various councils,well Can be had in any amounts of $100 and np. Also 8 am. South 6 17, 7 27, 9 18 brass altar desk and a receiving bason It Parlor anil Chamber Suits, Hall .staiuls, China imported jewels, diamond ornaments and ed so was the and the re- their installment stock, on which there has been 11 54 a m 2 15, 6 39,8 10 p m. Sideboards, Closets, Wardrobes, Book of the same material, each suitably in- that little business done that it pleased with day's outing Sunday Cases, Desks, Tables, Stands, Chairs, Ilockers, Couches, Lounges. white chiffon trimmings. Her hat and was and treatment received from Red declared 24 per cent, dividend per annum since milk, 6 38. were scribed. unprofitable. ception its organization. Illustration showing estimat- gloves of white and she carried a Cross BOTSFORD North 7 41, 10 35, 11 05 council. ed cost and profit on 10 shares of installment 5 6 Moqucts, Velvets, Body Tapestries, Ingrains. Mattings, Oil Cloths, Art Squares, Kngs, bouquet of maiden hair fern and a m; 12 14, 5 02, 37, 50, 10 45 p m Door Mats, Stair Hods, Buttons, Tacks. smilax, Ten fat steers have furnished the fine J. Botsford Fairchild has sold fat beef stock: 6 Bindings, with a handled feather fan. The Sunday 8 10 am. South 08.7 14.9 10 pearl beef shown at market and to Butcher M. of Hook. Admission fee, $10 11 45 a m; 1 50, 4 19, 6 23, 8 01 Angur's lately Augur Sandy BRIDQEWATER. , bridesmaid, whose costume was similar were Mowers Monthly payments, $6 per month for 83 m. milk 6 26 p m. Curtains, Shades, China Silks, Fringes, 1'luslx-s- liuimps and Furniture Coverings of fatted by Samuel Averill of South for which Mr Fairchild is p Sunday lirst-clas- s to that of her bridal carried a agent Miss Peck Beach months. $498 every kind. Upholstering, Curtain Hanging, and Carpet laying by workmen. sister, Britain. are going like hot cakes. Married, 10th, Sylvia NEWTOWN North 7 49, 10 43, 1136 handsome bouquet presented by fellow to Myron B. Disbrow. $508 a m;12 34, 5 10, 5 45, 6 58, 11 p m -- g-las-s. of Mr Lennon iu the Amount of shares at $1000 8 18 a m. South 6, 7, 9 02 Decorated Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,znsriDChandeliers, Lamps, Hose Jars, Vases, employes Farmer G. Betts returned from Brook- Haw-le- y maturity, Sunday etc. Statuary, Ralph Besides the trade which Charles The lower department of Center school, For further or 11 36 1 20, 4 10, 6 11, 7 53 p m Umbrellaoznri.Stands, oillce. At the conclusion of the cere- particulars enquire write, am; lyn, where he has been at school and bus- has built up at Newtown, he finds Miss S. E. Lyon, teacher, will close June Sanday milk 6 13 p m. mony, the bridal party was driven to iness JAMES C. JOHNSON, college for two years. time to meet passenger trains at Sandy 20. The higher department, taught by HAWLEYVILLE North 7 58, 10 52,11 50 A line assortmentPLATEDot Kogers Bros.' Knives, Forks,WARE.Spoons, Castors, Piekels, Ladles, Germania hall, where a was GENERAL AGENT FOR CONNECT- 5 5 11 Cake Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, etc. reception Hook on the New England road. Mr Pierce, will close 2. Schools in a m; 1, 19, 55, 7 08. 15 p m Baskets, held and where Mr Lennon and his bride July ICUT, STEPNEY DEPOT. 8 27 a m. South 5 52,6 52,8 54 - The Ceeelians failed to meet, last week, Treat districts this week. Stockholders' of Sunday in River and close, At a special meeting this 11 27 03. 5 55, 7 45 did the honors regal style. Between because of the home Aber- am; Granite, Tin Fibre, Wood, Iron,ETJisrisiaiiisra--Yellow, Kockingliam and Stone Ware, Crockerv, Cut- held at office, 1.4 threatening weather, but Mr and Mrs M. T. Blake Sat- company, recently their s. 300 400 returned, annual school in Mal-le-tt Sunday milk 5 57 p m. Leave for lery,houseItazors, Scissors, Curling Irons, Brushes, Twines, Baskets, Cages, oil Stoves, Itetrig-erator- and cards to the At the meeting arti- reception had were to rehearse at E. J. Hall's, Thurs- from their bridal tour and are deen, South Dakota, an amendment to their Bethel 8 55, 11 35 a m; 3 05. 5 20. 6 45 Children's Carriages, etc. been issued and most of urday, June 19, J. G. Welton was cles of association was the GOOD GOODS . PKICES LOW. CALL AKD the recipients day of this week. in over district, adopted, limiting p m. Sunday 4 52 p m. From Bethel SEE US. were at the in housekeeping pleasant apartments chosen district committee. issue of Dtbentures to 50 per cent of the paid in 7 30, 10 30 a m; 1 25, 3 50. 6 03, 9 37 present reception, person the furniture rooms at Hook. stock. Their in over Sandy capital paid capital is . m, 4 29 m. or by proxy. A bountiful collation was The youngest son of John L. Sanford Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford and thousand subrcribed p Surjday p seven hundred dollars; BROOKFIELD JUNCTION Noi th 806 DWIGHT S. served andj the dancing to music by has been sick with scarlet fever. of are in town. over two millioB dollars. Foreign capi- EOGEBS, New has been built the daughter Bridgeport capital, 11 01 a 1 5 6 7 17, 11 45 Loeser's orchestra was railing along them as re- m; 15, 33, 05, kept up till an talists have been looking np and, a m. 8 36 a m. South 5 43 1S3 3Da,3 "bnoxsr. approaches to the bridge below the de- Charles Lines of Ansonia was in town, the are to a time p Sunday vs,irL St., early hour, Friday morning. During the Miss Katie Vogel and E. P. Smith of sult, company going place long 6 43,8 43,11 16 a 54,5 33, 7 36 m an don Church hill. The material low on London market. m,3 p We a there was Miss Nel- a June pot Sunday. rate Denbenture the milk 5 43 m. For manufacture full line of evening, singing by Brooklyn spend vacation at Mrs hauled from near No. 2 of the Rub- At their request, I attended the recent Sanday p Danbury lie McMahon, "Comrades" and "Let us Addie Nichols's. shop William Marsh has been stockholders and it is with the ut- 6, 6 45, 8 06, 8 47, 11 17 a m; 4, 5 33 ber Co. and on the road between shipping meeting, 6 7 36 m. CANOPY TOPS love" and instrumental music Miss placed to most confidence in the management and 07, p by the and Hook makes a strawberries Danbury. ability of the company to meet their obliga- DANBURY Arrive 6 15,7 05,8 20. 9 02 Dris-col- a depot Sandy road securi- Of various and sizes to fit all Pauline Kroeger and Miss Gertie l. It's waste of breath trying to con- tions, that I would recommend their 11 32 a 4 15. 5 45, 6 19, 7 50 m styles but little to as an sato investment. m; p l kinds of both Mr vince an economical inferior macadam at this ties, absolutely 5 6 8 10 45 Wagons. Tops, Delaney also sang a solo. housekeeper that any JAMES C. JOHNSON. Leave 30, 28,7 45, 30, am and without curtains anil time of year. 5 7 05 m. Ewith Among the guests from out of town were other soap is as good as Brussels. 3 40, 5 15, 50, p C trimmed in the latest styles. James McMahon, Miss Mary Lynch, Jos- DANBURY AND NORWALK DIVISION. Wc also sell full line of Charles E. Holm and John Carlson 6 6 eph Coles, Miss Jennie Coles, Newtown; WOODBURY. BETHEL, from Danbury, 36, 42, 7 07 were placed under arrest by SheriffGlov- - Hard to believe, but strictly true, 7 41,9 13, 11 52 a m; 3 22, 5 14, 6 55 BUGGY TOPS AND Mr and Mrs T. F. Ahearn, New Haven ; Messrs Cothren and were e" on a writ sworn out by Charles Jonas, the Marshall & 9 37 p m. For Danbury 6 50,7 23,10 14 Miss South Huntington Wendell, upright piano 1 5 9 TRIMMINGS. Maggie Maloncy, Norwalk. in attendance on the Newtown's merchant tailor, who claims a m; 08. 3 22, 49, 6 25, 7 27, 42 : Superior court at low for 7 The presents a at extremely price. $230 11 19 p m. For Hawleyville 15, 10 15 in the Top and Trim- Wiristed, last week. considerable amount for material which 1 3 9 15 m. From Everything We Bedroom salt and parlor cltatr. Mrs Len- - $270 on old estab- a m, 10, 35,5 49, p ming line. exchange goods nun and Nellie he claims was stolen from him the cash, instalments; 9 11 50 a 3 5 35 with the leading manufacturers family; parlor suit,MisseN and had a school un- during Hawleyville 10, m, 19, Annie Cavanaugh; bod room suit, Michael They pleasant picnic time in which Carlson and Holm were lished maker; beautiful tone; good 7 02 of Wagons and can therefore sell Cavanaugh, brother of the bride : solid silver der the beautiful trees on the pm. tea set. '1'. V. Ahearn and wife, New Haven; maple in his employ. M. J. Cavanaugh fur- wearing qualities; save agents' and REDDING, North 7 13, 10 06 a m, 1 01 solid silver eake basket and berrv spoon, p. school house grounds of the Wecuppemee 3 15, 7 20. 11 14 p m. South 6 48, 9 20 O'Kourke and wife; butter dixit, Misses Mag. nished bonds for their appearance at the commission. At manufacturers' prices. - The "Bradley Handy Wagon" stands unrivalled for an easy and Mamie district at the close of the term, last drummers' 11 59 a m, 3 29, 5 22, 7 03 p m The "Aufctirn" Farm is the farm gie Ifarrigan; silver fruit dish. which is set down for riding family or business wagon. Wagon seelightest running Misses Barske; silver pickle dish,Mr and Mrs week. other hearing, Monday, NEW HAVEN AND DERBY DIVISION. wagon made. It has steel axles and is rally warranted. Come and us for anything in Oscar silver Miss Nellie Among pleasing Incidents C. our line. We are bound to make to suit buyers. Kroeger; berry dish, was the 29th, before Justice II. Northrop. Leave 7 11 50 a m prices McMahon, silver spoons. Miss Maggie Malo- presentation to their teacher, BOTSFORD 13,9 11, & NEWTOWN, CONN. ncy; silver knives and forks. Misses Nora and Miss a Piano warerooms, 4 23, 8 05 m. Arrive 7 38. 10 32 a m IDZEZEZTLiB CO., Maggie Sheehan; silver knives, Miss Susan Ames, of beautiful silver and glass p T. O. Uuerln; silver tooth Miss Kena fruit dish and a solid The series of Sunday evening discours- 5 Post Office Arcade, Bridgeport. 4 58. 6 50p m. "I pick holder, silver berrv SDOOn lnikOiiliuM' III Iiik w.. ttskuuiLi ifoiitna !,! es upon Old Testament which MONROE West 7 31 a m; 6 44 p m bie set. Miss Kose Wltn a Suitable Miss Ames patriarchs, 19. 7 56 a' 30 8 11 m Helhnan; carving Kooney; inscription. Ttey Mr is St Bridgeport, Friday, Jnue AND FARMERS' East 19,11 m; 4 p nancisoine ninruenzeu clock, associates or Mr has been H tonnhor ana Wright presenting at John's MECHANICS' STEVENSON West 7. 26, 10 21 a m, 6 38 Lennon in Farmer olnee: marble elock, PPular the I advertised a THE BRIDGEPORT and Jennie Coles, School Sunday evenings,are highly spoken of by Last week, big SAVINGS BANK, m. East 7 26,9 21 a m; 12 02,4 37,8 17 Joseph. Newtown; marble parts with her reluctantly. p . i r ft t ..... t II.. m.inn. inM.-- n .. , l , t J members of his consrree'ation as worthv lot of Women's Shoes at half p m. some parlor lamp, W. C. Anderson, John Sherman son of Bank Wall SHELTON West 7 13, 10 07 a m, 4 35 u- - . McKiriney, Capt Henry of more than mention. Shoe City Building, Street, jsreen, james uouies, u.ureen, ai. iiair passing price, made by the Wisner 7 9 35 12 18 ley, James Gatl'ney, H. K. Kelt, Morning s, McKinnev and erandson of Cereno 6 24 p m. East 43, am; BUSINESS COLLEGE, News; Turkish Alexander Ilea- - Co. saved from their fire. Bridgeport. 4 8 32 m. huge rocker, is his 8 fam-All- ss and 55, p parlor chair, F.J. Digney ; parlor rocker, oton, Visiting grandfather Born, at Hawleyville: a son $1,073,690 S3 NEW HAVEN Leave 6 50, 9 40 phyj - Recently, Deposits, am G. H. PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR. Mary A. Kelley; ease ot wine, John Dris- Jly. Mr Mrs They were all high grade work; and 10 8 9 59 a m TURNER, coll and wife; still engraving, John McDon to and Fred Shepard ; last week, Surplus interest, $35,890 4 15, 6, p m. Arrive 08, or concern don't make any 12 42. 5 18, 8 56 m. men and ladies. ald; pair steel engravings, Misses jsenie and Cereno Saxton have a son to Mr and Mrs Owen Meehan. this Assets, $1,109,488 43 p A live school for the business training of young Kngland, Nellie ityan; pictures and easel , Miss George gone Miss shoes. of $1 to $1000 received and interest ot and Julia Uailey; piano lamp,. Mary A. to Torrington for their Summer's work. cheap Deposits NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R. R. Stu- Special Department Stenography Lynch; lump, John Conners; center table of R0XBURY. has been sold, credited from the first of each month, payable in In session throughout the entire year. Typewriting in charge of an operator of Miss Half the lot big and of each 1871. May 10, 1891. dents enter at anytime without examination. Kates lower and instruction better Martha J. Nichols keens home re- January July year. Incorporated than at short hand schools. Facilities tor card Miss The children's services in the Meth- as it was. The shoes that D. H. MOEGAB, President. HAWLEYVILLE East 8 02 a m, 12 02 One half commutation rates on all railroads. much greater, Maggie Kelly; table, Mary Lynch, for Mrs A. W. Mitchell while she visits day 6 placing graduates especially ncwiuwniJ.lSiiti.X:miss cmma in- JOHN L. DAVID W00STEE, Vice 7 25 m. West 9 03 09 Graduates helped to positions. to those taking business course. Huuuury, jtusseu; in odist church, Sunday were main are all of the best WESSELS, p am, statuary, Misses Katie and Julia Million; Rochester, N. Y. evening, nearly Presidents. wine set, Miss Uussie white The floral ex- pm. , Send for call at the school, fancy Hoffman; teresting. display was fine Kid hand and - f8 07 a 7 30 m. circular or, better, silk scarf. Miss Annie of ; sorts, Shoes, Ii- - S. CATLIN, Secretary and Treasurer. NEWTOWN East m, p Ayers Danbury rug, Bert Wyckoff is home from Yale. beautiful. se- Mrs Ilubbell ; hand painted bon bon dish, Mrs tremely The music and worth to $6 West fS 57 a m, f6 01 p m. Hiiilth; tea set, II. Pierce, J. II. niivj Goodyear sewed, $4 8 15 12 12 A. uiQuauuer Prof J. L. Lee of New Haven visited lections were well rendered and there was SANDY HOOK East am. wife; chamber set, Mrs Hellinaii,Miss Car a were saved unin- 37 West 8 50 a mr2 50, 5 56 BRIDGEPORT. rie Ilellnmn; fancy work basket, Misses Jen- A. D. Warner, last week. a substantial collection for missions. pair. They C.H.N0RTHR0P, Agent 7 pm. 323 MAIN ST., nie and Mamie olothos For the and Most Reliable m. . Langdon Kelly ;fancy the bozes wet or smoked a Oldest, Strongest : p basket, Mrs Knopf; dining room table, James Prof and Mrs Grout closed their term, Mrs Charles Warner of Winsted has jured, Jj'ire Insurance Companies in Connecticut.viz SOUTHBURY East 8 25 a m, 12 20, 7 47 VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. McMahon anil family, Newtown; ice cream at and $2 50. Hartford Fire, of Hartford. m. West 8 40 a m, 2 40, 5 46 m; set, John F. Keane; solid gold beads, Mrs last week, and have left for their Summer been at Leroy Warner's. trifle; they go $2 l'lunnix of Hartford.. p p btevenson; lemonade set, Miss Mary II. A hundred in odd Connecticut, of Hartford. SHEFAUG R. B. Kourke, Hose A. Sullivan ; cut glass wine set, outing. E. Markham closed his school at the couple pairs, Orient, of Hartford. M Ihs Nora Molnerney j pair pictures, employes some of them have been Middlesex Mutual, of Middletown. June 1, 1891. or ot Misses Lennon's dressmaking establish- - Mrs S. T. Abernethv haa lust rohimMl station, last week Thursday. sizes, Westchester. of New York- - every WA TERPROOF COLLAR CUFF itient: oil stove, John V. Btriteh; table linen, f ,,, t, are marked from $1 to HAWLEYVILLE North 7 35, 10 57 a m x . Nel-on- wet, BE RELIED ON Mrs C. Kane; table cloth. Miss Josie Shannon, "" y " eou, Auerneiny Mr and Mrs Conklyn visit Rev J. ." 5 25 p m. Sunday, 8 30 am. Arrive THAT CAN Newtown: window shades. Downer Jk Ed of i. $1 a third of value. 50 4 50 m Kdltor Golden of Bridgeport. 50, original CONSUMPTION 8 50 a m;4,4 pm. Sanday, p 6 wards; wedding cards, the SHEPAUG North 7 50, 11 09 am BE UP 3NT3-- icylSX I Milford Star. Alhprf. "NTlfmlaon ITn- - G. SELF TREATMENT ' nfntrmlnfTKqm ' JOHN HOWIiAOT). 1 to Y MAIL. 8 43 a m. Mr una Mra lennon left on th a 31 . i The Booth school, taught by II. W. v AND CURE FREE 5 37 p m. Sanday, South TO s visiting the fan,ily of Capt Jarne, 8 38 a m; 3 48, 4 34 p m. Sunday ISTot traTn for a brief wedding tour. Murlless of Windsor Locks, cloSd its 405MAINST. BRIDGEP0ET. FEANKLIN HOME MEDI- THE MARK to 3PlQOLOiyl Theywill 4 36 pm MARK. reside at m congress street, wnere a lirst year, June lis. The scholars pre BEARS THIS been Miss Flora White of N. sented their teacher with a handsome CINE CO., out, t home has handsomely fitted for Brooklyn, Y., PA. bueglaes keptour new .Locks is a is Miss Fannie Curtiss. gold pen and case. 933 Spruce St., PHILADELPHIA, Make the windows sate at any point desired, them. Mr Lennon, who skilled visiting absolute security and perfect ventila. TRADE in New- f iving to window. Address I. ii. printer and was employed the old Mrs B. Barton and Mrs Almon Gat-pi- n Mrs Searles of New Canaan has visited E. C. ion. Adapted any J. SMITH, Jenkins, Oswego, N.Y. town Chronicle and on the Bee, is now visit the seashore. ISarle Lewis ; Mrs Beach of Meriden her HAWLEYVILLE, CONN- - 1T7"I7i WT A ATrP a few SPECIAL SALES one of the Farmer's typos and it general sister, Mrs Henry Warner. Manufacturer of Harnesses. Oldest estab- f X MEM. BJSST nTTTTTlT fn John B. Russell of- for T. T, Hay-doc-k U JJ favorite with all who know him. , Mrs having kindly lished stand in the State. Agent Framinff Pictures in the world Address H. B. fered the use of one of her cottages by John Kray is the possessor of a nd carriages. WAKDW1SLL, Lewiaton, Me. Pretence to the shore to her boy. SALE 1 three-year-ol- d Colt; 1 two Style, young lady friends, the IMJR old; also I Mare, 9 years old, weighs No stylish man wears ready made following have accepted the kind in vita-- A service in the S00;sound,kind and frentle.will be sold cheap. ARK , praise Congregational BURTON P. MERWIN, Conn. clothes and there is really no excuse for tion: Misses Julia Curtis8,Dafsy-Curtiss- Aspetuck, jftC church, Sunday night NO LAUNDERING. CAM BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. bad form, when from tne nnesi miporcea Anna Bradley, Hattie Bacon,, Lottie Mr Wing, the new elder, held services CEM ALE WEAKNESS JJWV hnrt7 MEEDS made o materials trousers are to measure Hitchcock, Clara Nichols, Florence Nich- - in the Methodist week Thurs-- SUl LINEN-LINE- church,last 3Eoiti-7-- D ' thousand GriTATH - ONLY WATEHPROOP or 0 1 and suits for $10 Cohen & Co., Lottie Gussie 1 havo a Positive BemedvCurefor the The ealth Imlnlv- THE f by ols, Minor, Salmons and day evening. k and one ills which arise from deranged female or- Packwe mikes 5 gallons. Delicious, sparkling, and 27-2- 0 iDoeHsiwr Sold by all dealers. A beautiful Pioturo tailors, Ann street, New Gracie Curtis. left for the Mrs Alice Merwin and gans. I will Bend two bottles of my remedy pbbk KB to any one sending COLLARlfIN THE MARKET, importing They shore, daughter have and P. O. cards sent Fa to lady, if she will send her Express mSSemto tuaO.E. HIRES Pa. York City. Saturday. visited in Suflleld. addressT Da. JOHN MARCHISI, Utioa, N. Y. HEWTOWK, JJJHE 86, 1891. Mr Lawrence of New York has visited seuted by Sheriff Tike of Southport , Miss FAIRFIELD. withSJ his daughter, Mrs James Tratt. Agues Murray promptly settled, Guests at Woodbine Cottage : Mrs and costs, for the judgment of $100 obtained Mr Mrs H. of 21 Fifth STBATFOBD. Henry Reid of Bridgeport visited his Peek aud J. Pratt by Constable Stagg of Stratford for the avenue, New York, Mrs Waters and Mr., Dr L. J. is to build on father, Sunday. Ben-- , Beardsley King board of her brother John at S. W. aud Mrs Beers of New York ; Miss Mamie street. Egdar Burritt recently visited his jamin's, Stratford. Waters is also there for the Summer. So lias the sale of tickets be- brother Fred. 50 lasO greatly About gathered at the academy, Stone has been on tween Stratford and dimin- Luther Nichols is committee and treas- ' ballasting going Bridgeport week Wednesday, to listen to the lecture the new east of Fairfield ished since the of the street rail- urer of Holland II ill district. of Fairfield. along tracks, opening on Stanley by Trof Baldwin station. way that the Consolidated road has been It is to be regretted that the storm pre- cause. of in- investigating the The people LONG HILL. vented a larger attendance, as it was Nothing, save in the way of prepara- ITS A LAW. Stratford felt that an always injustice Rev C. W. found in his hen- teresting, instructive and well delivered. tion, will be done about the Osborn will GREAT MID SEASON SALE NOW GOING ON AT was done them when the fare was raised Boylston 7--8 Proceeds were devoted to the case until Fall. in the are nery an egg measuring 7 inches library. Papers appeal MUST NOT STEEN AND COMPANY'S.185 MAIN STREET, from 7c to 10c and they are glad now to filed 12. WE LIE and C ounces ; a perfect hen's The friends of William R. Tur-pl- c, to be before July DANBUET, CONN. take an of Bridge- weighing many opportunity reaching school for A another at less cost. The egg who has taught the Center When the argument"on the writ of According to the law of honor, our reputation is Sweeping reductions in all departments. port by route, will be to learn special discount of 10 per cent, on all Jackets. made Tarlor Itock dates : several years, sorry that mandamus to coinpel the selectmen to the after an intel- All our patrons with a ot StC. agent numerous inquiries about the blasted, if, in following assertions, presented 5. pair and Juno 27, United church ot Now he has decided to up teaching for bonds came be- May Corsets with every purchase surface road, its owners, officers and Saturday, give collect the Moloney up a is dis- over lull ing mis sale at Haven; Tuesday, 30th, Kinnianuel Baptint the present at least. He has, therefore, at ligent inspection, single misrepresentation probable price. It Is now stated on what fore Judge Thayer Bridgeport,Friday, STEEN & CO'S, cliurch.IJridKeport; Wednesday, July 1, First declined the offer of the committee. He for the covered: may be considered reliable authority that school, Thnrf Attorney Stoddard, appearing 185 MAIN DANBUET. Baptist Sunday Bridgeport; has at Deerfield aud Brushy Pas- a motion to Men's STEEET, the Consolidated wishes to the sur- 2d, First M. K. church. Bridgeport; taught bondsmen, made quash the We offer, from now until the lots are closed, buy day, as well as at the Center and has giv- face road. Friday, 3d, Warner Brothers tire department; ture, proceedings and throw them out of court. Fine All Wool Cassimere Suits in neat broken plaids, i Saturday ,4lh, fniform Uank, Knights of ryth-ias- . en satisfaction to committees, pupils and His reasons were that the writ was not These James was Satur- In as he has dark mixtures and black cheviots for $7 50. Ilinnegan arrested, mm parents. the church well, Instead of in mi properly brought. being for and were considered day, by Constable Stagg and taken to been active and will be missed when he the name of a few individuals, it should suits have been selling $10 to sober he MONROE. wishes of 34 44. Bridgeport jail up. Monday, leaves the Hill. The best be in the name of the people and be cheap. All sizes of men fitted, to was to Stratford and tried before SAUAH M. BKXXKTT. friends will him. brought MKS go with brought by the State's attorney. He Suits in Blue, Justice Tcek on a charge of drunkenness Men's All Wool Cassimere Indigo A stroke, the third during Dea N. B. Hill and wife attended the claimed that the five tax payers (Alonzo cheviots and and the use of abusive to his paralytic Al- Slater flannels, and dark fancy language two caused the death of Mrs Ben- commencement exercises at Hasbrouck Staples, Simon Banks, William Burr, light wife aud son Walter. He was found guil- years, sack and frock coats. These suits do not the of 81 school, N. last week. bert Turney, Stephen Morehouse) who Cassimeres, fined aud costs and to 30 nett, Friday, 10th, at age years Jersey City, J., out ty, $3 sentenced a of two Their Charles L. are in this suit have not a need amount of talking over; they speak, In and six months, after sickness son, Hill, graduated represented any great days jail. weeks. The funeral was attended from there and delivered an honorary oration sufficient interest to warrant the bringing loud for themselves. $12 is the regular asking price. William Hine, a longshoreman who lir-e- d her late home near the Huntington line, on "The Indian Problem," which was of a writ of mandamus. In the second draw customers like a magnet. oflie-iatin- g. was They at the lower dock, was found dead, Monday, Rev Mr Bowles of Tashua highly spoken of by the newspapers and place, he claimed that the order not VISITED OUR CHILDREN'S Saturday morning, in the creek between The burial was at Tashua. R. L. by all who heard it. Mr Hill, who has sufficiently definite. Argument on this HAVE YOU EVER the upper and lower dock. When found, Warner, George T. Sanford of Newtown, for three years been a pupil of Prof Brew- motion to quash will be next in order and DEPARTMENT? a short time lie was in Mr G. B. Haw were bearers. er's Fairlield has attended Has- will be made at Bridgeport, after, lying partly Jobes, ley academy, probably WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF the his head over the side Mrs was a native of Trumbull school but a aud an honor- of this week. boat, hanging Bennett brouck year Friday AND BAGS. and his face under water. ancestral home was on the turn- oration under such circumstances is TRUNKS Pr Cogswell, and the ary John aud Sun- the medical was summoned aud not far from St. chapel. a mark of honor. He will Brady, Jr, family spent examiner, pike Stephen's especial spend with his father in West Redding. found that death was caused by drown- The earlier part of her life was spent the Summer with his parents in Green- day ing in a fit. Mr Hine was about 30 years there, her husband, John C. S. Bennett, field and intends to enter Yale in the Mis C. C. Sturges, who has been board- at- he old and married. His funeral was moving to the Monroe home, where Fall. ing at the hotel, has rented the house of tended from the home of his Mrs died about Of the nine sister, eight years ago. Thomas Craik has engaged the John Prof Brewer for the Summer. Charles Rev Mr Tar-de- c of Mrs four survive : Sammis, Tuesday, children Bennett, Merwin farm for another --and has and Mrs R. L. year Judge Glover will rent his home for ofllciating. Mrs George P. Sanford all the he can cut on several other all. the Wheeler & Wilson oflice the William aud hay July and August. of late and is now prepared to supply for A very pretty occurred, last Warner of Newtown, II., farms. He will several mowers store he has in Wall wedding Of the four sons who died keep The about St. Paul's church stationery opened week Wednesday,at the residence of John Miss Susan. grounds Strawberries for the lawn festival, last street with Veteran with a of one died in battle busy. have been Beardsley, Beardsley. The contracting parties were after coming age, improved. week, were to have been furnished by last week. the late war and another contract- who plush reclining chair, &, Miss Mamie Beardsley, daughter of the during SOUTHPORT. Cressy, son of TC. W. Ilarral, will sail Arthur II. Sherwood of Mill hill, PRISnUUH MORRIS, ed yellow fever and died while South dur- He will some berries. When it was Married, at Park street Congregational host and Alfred Whitney of Bridgeport. A silly story has gone abroad that two for Europe, this week Saturday. had prime UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, ing the war. John C, Charles J., George decided to the festival, the ber- church, Thursday evening, 18th, Miss The ceremony was performed by Rev of the deputy sheriffs indulged in a bit of spend some time in Rome. postpone Charles rector of church. II., Horatio N., Burr S. arc the brothers were taken to and sold Leila A., daughter of Wesley Mosher to Are to do in the above line at shortest notice, A share Pardee, Christ levity at the hanging of Jacob William who has been ries Bridgeport prepared anything The bride was attired in a who died, of whom Burr S. was the last Leahy, working as there was a scarcity in the John William Henry, son of P. M. Beers. of the trablic patronage solicited. All calls answerd if left at becomingly Mrs Ben- Seheele ; that one placed the end of the for Father Coleman for about a is readily, of ecru silk and carried and died about Ave years ago. year, L. C. MORRIS' HOUSE, W. B. PRINDLE'S HOUSE. wedding gown of rope around the neck of the other aud now Mr Folsom of Mill city. Henry D. Simonds of the Prospect red roses. The maid of honor was Miss nett was a life long member Christ employed by W. A. LEONARD'S HOTEL, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. was a con- held it up in revolting similitude of the Plain. of Prof Brewer's street school has been chosen to succeed Anna Dean of New Haven. The best church, Tashua, of which she Scholars academy YOURS RESPECTFULLY, of tragedy even then going on. Sherifl'Pike, to the enter- Principal Bartley of the High school. man was Robert brother of stant attendant until the infirmities Charles B. Lewis of Fairfield Woods, were unable give promised Beardsley, with Sheriff Jailor Wells rs who, Clarksou, at the Town Bo-lan- the bride. A number of hand- age prevented. who returned a short time ago from a tainment hall, Friday. The wife of Editor Frank W. de W. H. PRINDLE. L. 0. MORRIS. large very aud Sheriffs Glover and Curtis, was the had not finished work and the City some and valuable were D. Burr has built a new horse Winter sojourn in the South, reports an of the Standard won the first prize gifts displayed. II. barn, only occupant of the platform of the gal- hall was not to be used. The After a very the 20x30 and is and his enjoyable time and says that he gained ready in the American Queen word competition pleasant evening, party siding lows, brands the story as a falsehood, school has been dismissed and the schol- the wedded house. 20 pounds during his stay. He owns with 3513 words and chose the horse and separated, newly pair depart pure and simple, as do all who were with ars have returned to their homes. A suc- ing for their future home in 1000 acres of land in East Savan- carriage in preference to a to Europe. PLUMB HARDWARE CO., Bridgeport, him. nearly school has been maintained i:.nd trip followed showers of rice and the STEPNEY. nah, Ga., (his headquarters were in Sa- cessful by good will the Fall term in Sep- J. V. Patterson of the Or wishes of a host of friends. Standard. To accommodate the large aud increas- vannah) aud has bought a valuable farm the school open Bridgeport 3VEcic3Llo Leroy Sherman's family will remain in Co. has the of the 432 Mixx 83 St., ing demand for bread, cake and pastry of about SO acres at Fla. Here tember. gan bought plant St, After the concert in the Town for the Summer, until they will Callahan, Co. jubilee Stepney from his new establishment, Charles he has land and fine frnit. He ex- attract- Bridgeport Knitting hall, last week, the audience was invited have their home on Island Brook avenue, good The Town hall looks neat and Bridgeport, Conn., Oehmichen has decided to build a brick to remain here for the Summer, but of ap- Died, 21st, Miss Catherine E. IIunt,80; AGENTS FOR up stairs to partake of ice cream and Bridgeport, ready to move into. pects ive in its decorations paint, etc., oven, capable, if occasion demands, of will go South next Fall. under direction burial at Falls 20th, of pneu- cake. A cake walk was also held, in again, plied by M. L. Vanllorn, Village. WALTER A. WOOD TUBULAR STEEL turning out 1000 loaves of bread a day. was used monia,' Miss .Mary Colgan. 20th, Mrs which about 20 couples participated. WESTP0RT. The imperative need of an ollicer to of Frederick Sturges. It by The store will have to be enlarged and for Ann M. Boyle . - Judges C. E. Stagg, Charles keep loafers aud loungers from occupy- the Congregational people, Sunday, Anthony, Misses Lulu and Eva Sturges will give the oven placed partly in the addition. and was H lJl i. Judson, A. 1). Towers and Charles ing and prominent places, the first time since its renovation Rev II. A. of the Presbyte- Emory their annual musicale at National hall, Brothers and Wheeler & Fur-ni- ss conspicuous Davenport Blakeslee Northrop street sidewalks and made still brighter by beautiful flowers. rian church will leave about 1, 6 " The oldest and best machine on the market. We lead; others follow. unanimously awarded the cake this week are on the work Mr corners, public July Mr Friday evening. engaged and of men and of Look at the record: to and Mrs George Harrison of Strat- Oehmichen to places, to the annoyance An election of ollicers was held, last attend the national convention Y. P. Miss Charlotte 35, died at hoped be able to use the 1 ford. Bradley, women, is being realized, am happy Court A. O. F., at S. C. E. societies in Minneapolis, G. 18th. oven for the first time on Saturday's bak- week, by Fairfield, July MACHINES. Saugatuck, Thursday, to say, at last, by the people of this place. officers were contin- 1853, 500 James L. Moore of Brooklyn has spent ing. For some days, he has been unable, which most of the Dr Alva A. noag had a runaway at Our and townsman, Un- One cannot go out for a wlk, to church in office another six months. a few days here. genial popular even with two or three to sup- ued for Seaside park, Sarurday evening and had 1890," has been bakings, or other without passing Richard 82,970. dertaker Charles Fable, making ply the for bread and any place, Henry A.. Kelly is chief ranger, his right leg bruised at the knee. A Summer pavilion has been built by demand,especially or a crowd of these treas- The Wood is the and Best Mower on the daily visits to the metropolis, the past biscuits. And his of the through by insulting Mullins sub ranger, M. II. Bracken Lightest, Strongest, Simplest, Mr Lccompte, who the T.obdell en- enlargement The town is for it- Died, last Friday, Alfred S. Kellogg, Steel axle and wheels. occupies week, in quest of knowledge, having ice cream shows how the idlers. establishing urer, John Leahy secretary. market. frame, farm near the light house. tered the United States of Em- department self a name which is far from conducive 73, formerly of Kellogg & Rock. College people appreciate a good thing. This to finish the work PLAN- on for a course of instruction. Al- to its welfare. In fact, it now possesses Eager, apparently, C. W. Durand is a roof on the NATIONAL AND WOOD HAY RAKES; The Stratford pharmacy was open balming part of the business has already out- so in the of the putting the usual he is well versed in the art, he a reputation, to some extent, of having long beginning, lawyers brick walls of his stable on Broad hours, Sunday, without oppo- though grown the facilities provided for it and a railroad informed J. D. Toomey, last street, ET, HORSE HOES AND CULTIVATORS. sition. Judson a believes, like all good business men, that within its bounds as tough an element as and will resume busi- JR, Emory kept open for steam freezer became a necessity. This week less than a week after recently burned, of hours. there is new to learn. can be found in any town. Surely, there Thursday, ness there. couple always something can be run by power at the old Church of the commissioners(P. A EULL LINE OF BUILDERS' AND We wish him success. to be public-spirite- d citi- the appointment is Westporter. Record oflice. ought enougtf been con- There still considerable work to be zens left to take this matter in hand and Coughlin, Talmadge Baker, II.H.Knapp) Newsdealer C. F. Pettie has done before the dike of be to on with fined to his bed for some GENERAL HARDWARE. great the Land GREENFIELD HILL. Xorthrop Brothers have been handling have a halt called in this disgraceful State that they would ready go days. and can be con- case on 22d. As this was Improvement Company a deal of coal of late. Besides keeping a of The best and proper the Monday, of Ocain & pub- finished. A Miss Alice Lawless has returned from things. only J. D. Raymond Raymond, sidered few creeks remain short Kim-ber- ly full supply in their bins, they have sent thing to be done is to have some of them decidedly notice, Lawyer lishers of the Union and Wrarner of $500 ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY to be closed and and dike buiid-in- g a week's visit with her sister at Bristol, couffsel for his re- dredging out over 100 tons, half of which went to arrested tsnd severely punished for their Toomey, Jr, father, & Warner, publishers of the Jour- done. W. R. Hop-so- n R. I., called there sickness. as additional coun- AND MUSIC Superintendent being by Mill Plain, within 10 days. Several more audacious, insulting and outrageous con- tained Judge Glover nal, were in the office of the Evening AT BAKER'S PIANO STORE, had announced his determination his case with of During last week's storm, lightning cars were unloaded, last week, and a duct. Numerous cases have been re- sel and began preparing Post for some time aud both began NO. 5 POST OFFICE ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT, "CONN. was not ad- job finishing the work by Juue 15, if pos- killed two cows for who number arrived, this week. ladies have been in- all speed. A postponement after before Kvery purchaser of $1 worth of MuBic or Musical Instruments receives! coupon to George Bradley, Northrop ported where basely printing leaving, launching In a novel viz: To name the seven most trades- sible, but it can be done in less al- because of the nearness of the vote and easy competition, popular hardly lives on the Black Rock turnpike. It Brothers' coal trade is booming, notwith- sulted these knaves. B. visable, their journalistic barks. Both these new men in Bridgeport in tte following trades: Hoods, Clothing, Shoe Trade, Druggist than a month. The been by courts and Meat Market. lry dredger has so struck the house of Uriah Perry, en- standing the inconvenience caused by the first of July, when lawyers papers are penny weeklies. Furniture, Grocer, on the end of the Dr C. S. Bull of New York is at his The tradesman receiving the largest number of votes on the coupons will be considered working Bridgeport tered a room and followed the gilt bord- present location of the side tracks, ne- take vacation. the most and the persons naming them or the nearest thereto will be entitled dike. Summer home here. It had been estimated that 10,000 men popular, Musical next er around the wall, smashed a mirror and cessitating additional handling of the the infor- to a 1'iano, value I&tO; next nearest; Box, value $100; nearest, Banjo, value Having obtained necessary would be in line at the State parade of $:J0; next nearest, Guitar, value There was a attendance at the damaged other articles of furniture. coal. Judge W. B. Glover and family expect of the in must be sent sealed to & Wall street. will goodly mation as to the fact bringing C. T. A. unions in Bridgeport, Wednes- Coupons Beardsley Lacey, Stationers, They auction of the household of to leave Fairfield, 1, for King Val- T. in viola- be opened at an early date, and votes counted in the presence of several prominent goods the R. F. Dunham is riding a Columbia. Real Estate Buyer Fiske of the Consol- July of garbage by John Donovan, 24th, under the of St. Pat- citizens who will declare the persons entitled to receive the gilts. In ease of ties, prior- a resort 25 miles from a railroad, of day, auspices of date will take late Benjamin L'fford, last week Thurs- idated was in town, last week. ley, tion of the regulation of the board at Scheut-ze- n ity precedence. Scholars in the schools in Green- Chain Here Glov- rick's and St.Joseph's societies, A Assortment of Sheet and Folio Music and Instruments always in stock. day, and good prices were obtained. public near Lake plain. J udge W. B. Glover, counsel for Large at where the are on view. field districts will combine for a at A Columbia has arrived here of and health, Judge park. Further particulars store, gifts Thomas B. Fairchild, the administrator, picnic bicycle er will spend the month July will, the town,made out papers for his arrest, the grove of Sherwood Banks for Mr Ilelleker. recover his James Bradshaw has been sick. was auctioneer. Banks, his many friends hope, fully last week and they were placed in the North district, this week Friday. The health, somewhat close ap- He drove to The on J. W. Xorthrop Brothers, with their charac- impaired by hand3 of Sheriff Pike. C. E. Stoddard of Shelton is organiz- chimneys Thompson's schools uniting are the Center, Deerfield, teristic to business. His family will re- re-lai- d. energy, raised the frame of the plication when near Spooner's a Benefit order here. house are to be Pasture, Banks Banks Bridgeport and, ing Progressive Brushy North, barn at C. C. Chambers's, in main until September, but he will prob- farm at the end of Clinton avenue, East Lots. The Saturday, upper Charlie who was with Propri- Emma C. Sperry has been divorced South, Bulkley, Long about a week after the contract was ably return to work about August 1. saw Donovan toward Thomas, EVERY LADY ADMIRES order of exercises will consist of the sim- driving leisurely etors Bradshaw and Pettie of the Herald from Ed Sperry, who is in State prison made. The of the house was was and ar- "Have a time." And framing at Mrs W. B. Glover was so unfortunate the farm. Donovan stopped news stand for has left for 12 years. ple formula, good once and it will be raised in a he saw that years, suddenly a time will be had. begun few as to lose a gold watch, last week. rested, but when Lawyer for unknown. good undoubtedly William do- was named as the parts A 'bus came from Bridgeport, Sunday, are to days. Lawlor of Norwalk is John L. Morehouse TO The scholars bring refreshments the stone Robert Dickie has another horse, a was to William of Bart- NICE DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS to run from the terminus of the horse and hearts. ing work. justice before whom the hearing Tenney,son Principal cars to merry black driving mare bought of James Cole became He of the school, will deliver the the hotels of Minor Smith and Ed- A small building for an oflice has been be held, he decidedly angry. ley High ward dur- Miss Bessie Archibald celebrated her of Bridgeport. Mr Morehouse are not on at all good at Yale's commencement. MATCH OR HARMONIZE. THAT IS THE Kowlng. It made several trips put up on the grounds of E. S. Hand of and salutatory the but was not well 13th birthday, Saturday, by a pleasant John a terms and he has several times expressed ing afternoon, pat- Chicago and the work of putting up the Brady, Jr, has bought gray Sacred Heart parish has bought the ronized. de- gathering at the home of her of the REASON ARE SHOWING SUCH A The citizens' committee is grandmoth- huge, oddly shaped to be known horse of W. M. Bulkley. uncomplimentary opinions legal Wordin property on Park avenue for WE to er, Mrs Charles P. Bradley. A number building Donovan was ta- cidedly opposed it. as Breakwater is to be forward as gentleman. However, 25,000 as the site of a convent. of the had been invited and ice pushed Nearly all the local teamsters who and be- neighbors a3 ken back to Bridgeport brought FINE LINE AT 50 AND 750 PER Jacob E. who has been ped-- - rapidly Robert been Redfield & Sons ed Wilson, cream and were possible. Birch, Jr, have working for A Dibble of White Plains is cm-ploy- cake served. does fore Justice Morehouse at his oflice. Ernest dllng milk for AgurS. Beach of Trum- the carpenter work. have been laid off owing to the scarcity Ice Co. A is on hearing took place and the by the Xaugatuck Valley bull, is spending a few days at the home piazza being put the house of The of stone. preliminary YARD. IT WILL PAY YOU TO Mrs Baker. Sherwoods of Mill hill have been trial was'set down for Saturday at the as bookkeeper. of his father, James Wilson of Putney. strawberry picking and are shipping from The Bid well family arrived at Fairfield, Town house in Fairfield, Butcher James M.. the was thrown Thomas Hancock and have mov- 12 to 15 crates a Lustig, milliner, Kowlng opened the Ross house at the family day. They began June Saturday, and will spend the Summer at H. Dorus of 5S0 Main street, Bridgeport, ffT a CALL ON US. ed Into the house 10 out and badly banged up runaway, east end of "Washington bridge, Sunday. lately vacated by Miles and say that the season will be prac- Miss Hannah Hob? rt's. surety for him. Saturday, Howell. Mr Hancock is one em becoming Saturday. He has procured a license la Milford of the tically ended by the end of this week. however, the hearing was postponed un- Verna. Prof F. II. Brewer of the Fairfield A new wheel club has been ployes at John II. and Arthur H. Sherwood have til at 2 p m, at the Town house. formed, Six keepers of Milford shore houses academy has bought the Dr George S. Tuesday Fred Blood The and ice cream been picking four and five crates a day the Seaside, with president, & were last for strawberry festival in Fairfield. 'The--Bla- ck Rock QUINN SCOTT, arrested, week, illegal liq- and Kellis II . about four. The berries Mallory place Congregational Mrs A. A. Avery vice president. uor and fined $30 each. which was announced for Tuesday of which about $600 has been selling were of finest and commanded Mrs Samuel Glover and ex--, church, pn - this week, was postponed until Wednes- quality daughter " in decorations and carpets, was The promenade of the class of 'pi, About 20 attended the the Moses to leave for the spent an annual banquet day, at the academy. The social club highest price. Sherwood of pected town, Thursday, Bridgeport High school, was held at of the last week the Farms also has a where will the opened, Sunday. Cupheag club, Thursday was in charge of the affair. large crop, but did Adirondack3, they spend hall, Friday,night aud was a 161 HIain at Minor not Rock St., night, Smith's. begin picking until last week. Summer. Mrs David Lockwood of Black success. Mrs Frederick Tru-be- e Banbury. butter maker is flattering Harry Peto, at Verna, died on the 19th, 75 years old. mat- Rey Dr II. C. Hovey of Bridgeport in the R. W. B. Penny has returned to his home Mrs Jonathan Sturges and family have and Mrs George Comstock were living Henry Bulkley place, included ladies preached in the First Congregational which has been rented for the Summer here, but expects soon to go to East arrived at their Summer home in Mill The choir at St. Thomas church has rons and the committees church, in Haven. . Plain. been with for the Summer and and of the classes. It was a Sunday morning, conjunction by MrBronson. - dispensed gentlemen with Rev Mr Ives. An excellent sermon no are warm weath- full dress attair and cos- - The Ramona made time in Mr and Mrs Talcott have arrived in vespers held during many elegant manufactured Adiron-dac- ks the The was delivered. Mrs Mllbank has gone to the good er. tumes were noticeable. original BUCKEYE, by regatta of the Cedar Point yacht club, England, the CunarderEtrnria, on which & earn- Both Hon F. A. and A. Bedell Benjam- for the Summer. Piatt Co. A well last week. She was sailed against time. they sailed, having reached her dock at liev Daniel Jones has visited Port Jef- Adriance, reputation in are and have been to STRATFIELD." 35-yea- rs' improving able G. W. Stetson and family arrived at Besides her 12, after a L. I. test of thousands of our BUCK- Bit owner, Herbert Jennings, Friday night, pleasant voy- ferson, ed, a up. . Greenfield Hill, last week Thursday and she was handled O. A missionary from the Indies gave an Mrs W. by II. Jennings and age. Married, at the home of the bride's EYE Mowers in our own and countries A. Brown of New York, for- are to occupy Mrs Milbank's place for the W. E. interesting sermon in the Baptist church, foreign Penny. Less than 300 been licens- Nathan s. Warner, MisS Lillian strong-5SnSi,SS5.2;e- 8t merly of Stratford, has been here. Summer. dogs having His subject was idol worship father, has established their on the O. A baseball club has been formed ed Town the selectmen Sunday. reputation Oronoque lodge, I. O. F., assembled here by ;Clerk Pike, among the heathen, showing illustrations BUCK- - at the hall over L. Todd & Co'a Superintendent John II.JIIull of .the and several issued. are to appoint a agent at their first of foundations. The encased gear II. store, challenges dog of wooden gods. . afternoon. Congregational Sunday school has been in the 7th. navens. - Sunday About 230, led by Office of J. M. B. 102 120th meeting July, ihYft wren steei steei snait- ill RoniNsox, East st. - entered the back win- Mower, connections, the quite with malaria. 685 East 143d A bold burglar - chaplain, Abijah McEwen, marched Residence, street. j Mrs E. Bergh Brown and are Miss Florence Jennings of Norwaik has to Union New Yohk, January 31, 1891. family dow of Edward Kiescr's house on Lyon's mg- solid tuouiar irame, ions: steei cranK snait, cemetery and, with appropriate No prayer meeting was held the Y. Brazilian Specilio Co. Gentlemen : the in visited Miss Edith or warren by Alya'ssuffered occupying Mallory place the the the Thillips exercises, decorated the graves of their P. S. C. on account of Having for the past two years with hill during daytime, by cutting horizontai finger-ba- r and lever, E,, Friday night, rheumatism, indltrestion. som tlirnnt ur.,1 u Street. from the window, quite street.' folding tilting deceased members. the weather, Mrs Hull is to lead comP'eto breaking down ot whole sys- - Dotting stealing non-wearin- g the my of with instant T The storm last week Thursday post- a sum of money. new, acting, shifting meeting, this week Friday. . eral doctoYs) to try tl.e Cactus CHESTNUT HILL. WoodpriSSCure, which 1 continued to use poned the lawn festival by the draft ever attain 30 for Congrega. 'M. E. Banks has a colt very sick with device, is the lightest possible F. Bronson entertained his nephew.Mr Buo.ut days, since which time I have been tional Y. P. S. C. E. until of Samuel for the entirely free from the above-mentione- d Tuesday fever. on mower and other Now Stoddard, 01 to-da- lung ed engineer Wlntnrop JNew XorK. troubles, and have more ambition y than this week. any improvements. Bridgeport Water Co., and wife, are any time in the nast four met;;.:' a Thomas Craik is Still and recommend the same to one Ira GrilHn with quite mishap by The in stock and for sale with Daniel carting hay 'y any having Work at the abutments at the by boarding Edwards while the the same troubles. J. M. It. UOBINSON. Sol.l laying the burning of powder in Hubbell's quar- Soap straw to Bridgeport. Over 200 loads Samuel C. Bull, last dam is being constructed in their vicin- by Sandy Hook, Conn. Murphy crossing began,' week, and One side of his face was badly burn- have been weighed at the post office, be- is being pushed as us stone can ry. ity. i on can never know till you try, how quick- rapidly ed and one eye, but fortunately the sight T. HAW LEY & CO., sides tons upon tons elsewhere. lie has ly a dose of Fills will be obtained. Miss Lucy Elwood closed her school Ayer's cure your sick is eight horses and keeps them all headache. Your stomach and bowels need uninjured. lor the year, last week Tuesday. busy. cleansing, and these Pills will Painter Skidmore has done that 397401 WATER ST. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. It more accomplish work for B. Brothwell has commenced cut- W.Mallett of New York has vis- W. 11. has been In effectually and comfortably than anv B. Beware called J. city Purple New York. other medicine you can find. Frank Morgan and is painting fences for Who have been agents for more than 30 years. of bogus machines, Buckeye; -m- orchard m-tm ;. ting his grass. make no mistake. Also in ited his sister, Mrs Daniel Edwards. are II. S. Glover. huv none but the original and you stock, Onions looking well and there SELF-DUMPIN- Happy Hoosisra. The teacher and nearly all the pupils CI THE BEST G HORSE RAKE EVER MADE. promises to be a good crop. Potatoes Win. Timmons, Postmaster ot Idaville. Ind The work of filling in at the southern eans : school district are still sick with GREEN'S FARMS. are also well. writes "Electric Bitters has clone more for to of this looking me than all oilier medicines combined, lor approach the viaduct at the depot measles and the school will be closed for Alvord has been on a business that bad feeling arising from and but is eas- F. SWOKDS LUMBER COMPANY, John J. Nichols and wife have been liver kidney progresses slowly. Earth not - THE W. Effingham trouble." John .Leslie, fanner and stock- another week. -- same : trip West. on the Hill. man, of place, says "Find Electric Bit- ily obtained and stone from the quarry Wilson is on sick list with Most ig-ri ters to be the best and liver medicine-mad- e Mrs I. B. the kidney on the land north of the railroad is - Wholesale and Retail DealersCOnn.in Miss Agnes Murray has recovered from me tool like a new man." J. w. Gard- used. .throat (rouble. rigeport. FAIRFIELD WOODS. ner, hardware merchant, same town, savs-Electri- c her lung trouble. Bitters is the You can bars of 5c MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER,, SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE is just thing lor a man buy eight soap for Raymond Matson and Bert Wheeler Mrs C. P. is recover- who all run clown ami don't care whether 23c at B. Sash, Doors & Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, Mantles & Hard Bradley rapidly he lives or dies; he found new strength, Betts's, Saturday, 27th, only. BRIDGEPORT. Timber, Lath, visited Putnam park and Danbury on ing from her accident. appetite and felt just like he had a new feasegood Wood Trim, etc. North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber a Specialty, on lite. Only 50c. a at E. V. Newsboy James McG ruth has had oc- The Seamstress engine company pre- Lenox. ' Furnished their wheels. Upon papers of execution being pre. bottle, Huwley's is Promptly. drugstore. casion to increase his orders for the Bee sented A. E. Lacey, who is about to leave