a Stevens-Durye- Automo- -' Gasoline biles. Engines. If you are looking for a Gasoline Engine with Parties desiring an up-to-d- Automobile that few parts and lots of power for a little money, le do yill make ltj-mi- trips will well to call on The Bee. write or call on E. N. Ct. Newtown E. N. Ct. Sipperley, Westport, Sipperley, Westport,

VOLUME XXVI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 11

See the New Spring Styles of the TOWN TOPICS. number of years, has gone to Wood Ueleurated bury, where she will make her home with Mr and Mrs mar- THE ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING Pond until her Douglas Shoes Have You Tested riage to F. S. Blackman, which wil Peculiar Brldssport, Corns. take place soon. r LAYS A FIFTEEN-MIL- L TAX IN SFITB AT FOSTER'S. Cor-ne- r of the OVERSTOCK L To SALE at BIGHTEBN-MIL- The ability Library OF THE FACT THAT AN A JllTE'S MITE. Itself They are the latest in the shoemaker's art to save actual dollars and cents ? Thousands have. In what it is and what it does-con-taini- Spring Hats and can't be beat for style or wear. The TAX WAS NEEDED. is a the blood-purifyin- g, The new Ihlla. Cap. In Velour calf. 13.50. savings are such that when you make a purchase you know T,he following good illustration best -- i Manhattan Plain In Velour Calf. 3.50. Tbe annual town of the with which On Dress Parade. Patent In American Toe, S1.50. how much less than regular value are adjourned meeting, hearty spirit all, alterative and tonic substances and Kangaroo or exactly you paying. was on from to Vlcl Kid and Box Calf, Cap Plain Toe, So is sale of unusual Men know and which held last Saturday, the oldest the youngest, have the most radical and per- 3.01). it a popularity in effecting We've mustered in all the though but very slimly attended, pro joined raising the money for, the manent cures of all know by experience the worth of Library Corner values. duced more discussion a now made in humors and all pood shapes of stiff and & than many improvements being the , R. F. FOSTER CO., A short time only left to avail yourself of the savings larger one has done. The meeting was Congregational church. A lady mem- eruptions, relieving weak, tired, jSoft'Jiats approved by cri-- 146 Mam St., Danbury, Conn. for the purpose of laying a tax, and ber of this, church was calling, the languid feelings, and building up to our Next to Duribury NutlonalBank. As the auctioneer but not after George W. Stuart had stated bis other day, upon another lady member; the whole system is true only of says, "Going, Going," as to of econ- and of Pticsandfup quite gone. opinion the desirability the little daughter the latter of the omy and a resolution made to lay an toddled in and triumphantly "poured Hood's Sarsaparilla parade tlSmttt iSelectmaB-iIerriB-gftv- e the oontertkStif a diminutive Into 'k No other medicine acts like new is the tax, a purse it; ' styles attracting Some Overstock ns. brief estimate of expenses for the year, the former's" lap. Thirteen pennies no other medicine"'his" done so . attention of men who want Devoe's Lead which aggregated about $29,000 and were collected in the "What much real, substantial no J 5 heap. good, to start Spring with In Men's Suits, worth $15 and now 7.98 includes the $3000 for are was other medicine restored health right and Zinc Paint, the best Paint the in,' appropriation these for?" the inquiry. has, the Spring hat. world for houses. Color (These are broken lots.) new state road, $1300 for High school "They are. for the church!" was the and strength at so little cost. right painting . - Several of the Cards sent on application. Men's Suits, wdrth $10, now $6.98 and $1000 gratuity to the Fabric Fire quick rejoinder,- with considerable em- "I was troubled with scrofula and came styles Hose Co. Mr Morris stated it on the last word. The mother near losing my eyesight. For four months I Chalfont the best Men's Suitf, worth $15, now 9.98 that phasis "not . Dirbys, 18-mi- could see to do anything-- After would an ll tax to all of the had taking hats for J the THE Men's Suits, worth $16.50, now 11.98 require pay young lady urged that two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could see $ best hai expenses. Mr Stuart said among other nickels take the place of some of the to walk, and when I had taken eight bottles I maker can produce for the & WADE Men's Overcoats, worth $15 and now 7.98 ex- see as as A. Hairs-ton- , HUB BELL Co., $17, things that people are living too pennies; but the proprietress of the could well ever." Susis three of three widths of to-da- C. heights crown, Surtouts and Paddocks worth and y. We must econ as Withers, N. price 362 Water St., Foot or Bank, $18 travagantly bank stoutly refused, reasoning that brim. now 9.98 omize or we will all be In the poor looked more in the form. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to Conn. $20, they penny cure and keeps the promise. for men the Bridgeport, Suits, worth $2.50 and 3.50, house. Because we are adding more It was learned that the niiss had earn- Shapes especially young among Boys' Play and more to tax rate our ed in wood or s at the in shades IVStore Open Monday and Saturday now 1.98 the property every penny by bringing Waterbury hall, last Darby $3; college shape soft hat In City Thursday of is depreciating value and the taxes setting the dry dishes away in the evening, to listen to an address on brown lowt flat crown and wide brim, $h are very burdensome to the poor. china closet. With this spirit prompt- "The life and death of . Robert Em- Things are not as well now as they ing the gift, the donor of the Modish shapes of Derbys and soft hats In our special make largest met." J. E. Madigan acted as pre at $2 the test hats 92 can still sell the best were 15 years ago. It is easy for the amount that was subscribed will find buy. We fl.50 Painting:. F. & siding officer and introduced the speak- hats made. , 1 am located In John Keane Co., men to want to a no more with Him who If g professional put acceptance er, Rev of you're a I? hat man, you'll find our $4 Derby the equal Newtown and am prepared to undertakany-tbln- on is Eugene Sheehey, Limerick, of the In the painting line, having had years of large tax the poor people but.it said, "Suffer the little children to Ireland. A banquet followed the lec- best $5 bat yon ever bought In correctness of model and experience. Can furnish anything in the Library Building, Main and John Streets, difficult for the workingman to Sake come unto Me and forbid them not, in quality the best stock, best trimmings and beet Russia leath- Paint Line. Also have the agency for Carara ture at P. T. Haynes' cafe, at which er in It. , , ; Paints. both ends meet. for of such is the of Heaven.'' toast-maste- r. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. kingdom Mr Madigan did the honors as New Spring hats for boys and children are in now. New Attorney C. H. NorthWp said that Spring Neckwear, hosiery And gloves are 'being shown In our Wall Papers. we ought not to consider whether the Michael Crowe, who has been em- furnishing department. I can show a splendid line ofjWall Papers was and Invite all who contemplate papering to tax a burden or not. We should ployed in Bridgeport, expects to return BERKSHIRE. look at my papers and prices. Also a fine line do our like men and not go on to Botsford, where he will take his old of mouldings. 1 am a paper hanger and duty guarantee my work to give satisfaction. year after year heaping up a heavier position at Keane 's button shop. ITEMS OF INTEREST. burden for posterity. How does our Miss Annie Shea has returned from WILLIAM WOHLER, taxes compare with other towns? Miss Hattie Northrop is in Brooklyn, Shelton, where she has been with her INCORPORATED Conn. the of the Misses Hammond. Head-to-Fc- Newtown, 15 Easton 15 mills; guest sister. ot Bedding pays mills, Main Street BKTMBrOKX Co. Bethel 15 and Bethel and Fairfield Avenue, XZTT BUYBM. F & town,! mills, Mrs Mrs of - Q. Baker Hiram Merrell is somewhat im Nichols and Nauga- Clothiers 10 other Oxford daughter oteaTKWssr count) J. H. borough, every year; proved. Mrs George W. Northrop has. tuck has been visiting her sister, Mrs BEARD, 26 mills. I say let us face the condi Bridgeport, Conn. sur- been caring for her. Charles Sperry. Real Fire and Life You no doubt will think we are dead and buried; you people in the tions as we find them. In June, when Estate, cities and towns. we have been from advertisements, rounding Yes, writing one-ha- lf Mrs Helen Page of Shelton is visit Insurance. from stoves. The married ones have been of the road contracts are done, Miss Fida Merrell of New York but not selling furniture and newly her son, E. C. Both Fire and Life Insurance placed in thick and fast for the last three months and we hope they will still it will find the treasury not able to and Mrs Frederick Northrop of Strat ing Page. coming of the beat companies and at lowest rates. keep coming. This is what we all like to see and do (that is most of us) pay. A number of years ago when tbe ford were in town, last week. Mrs Sarah Beers of Palestine is pass READ IT THROUOH. MORE RIOTS. Farms, Houses, Stores and Lots for coursehere are exceptions. We hope they will still keep getting hooked up late W. was he as us furni-r,n- r George Bradley alive, ing a few weeks with her daughter, Sale or to Rent. (a used in the wilderness) it makes all especially the 15-m- phrase happy, to ill and Mrs Fred Hubbell and Of If yon want to Purchase or. Rent or man that, furnishes them ud. Do vou know what the people said when wanted lay a tax, that daughter Mrs H. G. Curtis. TWOTTLD SPOIL TIII8 STORY TO TELT, IT we ville? we now take motion I but it was defeated. Westport were guests, last week, of 1 1ST TBE HEADLINES Disturbancesof strikers are not near-l- y hare property to sell or rent give meaJ opened the furniture business in Hawley If advantageof upheld, A. M. Worden of Southville is disorder eaii at this anniversery to call attention to a few facts concerning the business, we I say let us put our shoulder to" the Mr and Mrs I. B. Goodsell. doing as grave as an individual fit or 'J.ne severe ana aaverse criti- ' carpenter work for H. G. QurtU.' tbe system. Overwork, loss of sleep, . - trust it will not smack too strongly egotism. wheel and pay like men. Block, Shelton. cism out fine stock of we in this "small, up nervous tension will be followed by Pinney's called at the time by the goods put Dr Gordon we to Miss E. L. Foster and Miss N-- To use an eighteenth century phrase, unless a reliable place is yet fresh In your minds. We established a reputation thought ought Dr Garlick of State street, Bridge this is an "o'er, true tale." Having utter collapse, remedy wide a of first and some wicked sinners raise more than to pay as Smith, who have rented the Milo A. is immediately employed. There's far and for being crank the magnitude, just enough port, was in town, Monday to happened in a small Virginia town In cure disorders among the laity used a word that sounded like damphool, which we presume we go, in order to reduce the debt. Todd residence for the coming three night, wmrer or nothing so efficient to find word or in see Charles Henry Peck, in consulta toe 1902, n is a story very of the liver and as Electric meant somethiijg bad, but as we never could the its meaning An amendment to make the tax 20 months, arrived here, last week. mucn or the present, up to a snort kidneys Webster we never laid It up against them. The people at that time did not tion with the physician, Dr Bitters. .It's a wonderful tonic, and as a center. Wecan mills was offered and J. J. Northrop attending time aim Mrs John E. Harmon of effective nervine and tbe all realize the many advantages of Hawleyville railroad M. . L. . a no greatest fully stores. You know here an amendment to the amend- Mrs R. Booth,' who is at tbe Schuyler. . Melfa Station, Va., had personal around medicine for ran down systems. and will sell furniture cheaper than the city expenses proposed to knowledge of the rare curative prop- rheumatism are with cities. Our place in the city would cost three ment the rate be 15 mills. T. J. Brooklyn hospital, has been obliged Rem- It dispels nervousness, 148 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. nothing compared to that second Rev J. H. George in St erties of Chamberlain's Cough and and malaria times as much to run as It does here, therefore we would have get larger Corbett seconded this amendment and undergo a operation. preached', edy. "Last she says, neuralgia expels (Formerly of Danbury.) In need of in and our prices, and compare Paul's Norwalk. last week January," "my germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction prices. When furniture stop get said to be made church, baby took a dreadful cold and at one & New- The best photos at reasonable them with prices. This we ask. We still "handle the Dockash that the taxes'ought On of would guaranteed by R. H. Beers Co., Prices. city isjtll in June. said Fc.mer '"Selectman William Homer Wednesday. Wednesday this time I feared Fhe have pneumo town; W..B. Sherman; Tay- ranges at th same low prices. payable J. J. Northrop week he for Rev Cranston nia, but one of my neighbors told me Hawley. we Bhoulcfcut Hubbell has been shut in, the past preached lor Curtis & Co.. Sandy Hook; A. W. that down appropria- Brenton in All New how this remedy had cured her little W. N. Noble and Albert was to cut week, threatened with 'pneumonia. Saint's church, and to my Twiss, Bethel; The World Almanac and tions and that he ready ap Milford. Mr is be- boy. I began giving it baby Kvitts, New Milford: Connery Bros., for schools. After some Dr A. L. Schuyler has been attending George greatly and it soon cured her. I heartily Alle.i Q. F. BAKER & CO., propriations him. .... loved the Litchfield Arch manufacturers of Chamber- Georgetown; Joyce, Roxbury Encyclopaedia further discussion the" Northrop throughout thank the Station; George D. O'Dell, Cornwall deaconry, been brought into lain's Cough Remedy for placing so h West At and Kitchen Ranges, amendment was 28 to 20, and having a cure reach. can Bridge; R. Smith, Cornwall, Can Be Found Furniture, Carpets, Mattings carried, The close relationship with the churches great within my I druggists. the original motion as amended was shop at Hattertown, formerly not recommend it too nigniy or say too ' Conn. and owned H. A. is through his honorary position as arch all who read Postoffice News Store, Hawleyville, carried, making the tax for the next occupied by Pratt, much in its favor. I hope now for sale, Mr Pratt moved deacon. this will try it and be convinced as I 11 POSTOFFICK ARCADE year 15 mills. A motion was then having to Bridgeport, where be could enlarge was." For sale by K. a. Beers Bridgeport, Conn. made by T. J. Corbett to collect the Miss Elizabeth Beers has returned to Qo., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., ivonx.iTM MM tm Hm JIhms was his business. The shop at Hattertown W. N. tax in June, which carried. The - her home in Palestine. Mrs M. T. Sandy Hook; Hurd, Long Hill; Professional Card. A MARCH nENU. is well located and would make a first- The E. C. j A. BJgutar meeting was then adjourned to the has taken her in Platt Co., Hawleyville; class place for a live man to carry on Cartwright place' B. Blakeman, Botsford. L. M. Palatable, Profitable, Popular. outside, where a great deal of "hot for Miss Stillson. Albert Schuyler, D., was business. There is a house, barn and a caring Mary PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Served At air" injected Into the atmosphere, Daily went no number of acres of land, with lots of Office over R. H. Beers & Go's Store. Office after which all hands home, P. F. Keating of Shelton has receiv hours: 8 to 9 a. m. i 1 to 2 p. m. ; 7 to 8 p. m. good fruit that goes with the place. from doubt each one of the same opinion Mrs Hubbard a Telephone and night calls answered Anyone of buying a place ed from Mr and Fred residence, the O. F. Beardsley Cottage oppo- still. D. G. Beers acted as moderator thinking deed site Newtown Inn. would do well to look at it. gold medal for his heroic in saving 848-3- 1. COLLEol! of Telephone No. the meeting. their daughter from drowning some BROWN'S Moral: ever Did lift W. you yourself The term of the Newtown four weeks ago. Mr Keating was Dr. James Gordon, - with-you- r one spring 46- Cannon Street, boot straps, or make a Newtown boy. AND SCJRGEOJN, Bridgeport. Academy opens on Monday next, when formerly ONLY PHYSICIAN dollar do the work of two, except at a Main Oonn a number of new "are Kesldence, St., Sandy Hook, sale? pupils expected Mr and Mrs E. S. Lovell a few Telephone call: 848-2- 5. Modern Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Penmanship, Typewriting: to enter. spent Commercial Law, Commercial Law, Business Forms, Music, days last week in Sharon, the guests Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. Dictation. Enelish. Spelling, Advertisement Writing, MO VINO EPIDEMIC IN ZOAR. Selectman Morris was in of Mrs LovelFs parents. GOOD SHOES. Business Practice, Banking, Correspondence, Hawley Physician and Surgeon, Lectures on Business Success. ville, Friday, and placed an order for look 528 Oonn Miss Carrie Skidmore returned, last The kind that wear and well, giving State Street, Bridgeport, AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF CHANGES. 75 cane-seate- d chairs with G. F. Baker one of to her home in to the ease to the and Electricity the therapeutic agents. fresh and seasonable and served by competent & Co., for the Ralleries at the Congre Friday, Bridgeport. comfort feet, purse -- Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12 n.. S to 1 p. m Everything was of Mrs Between now and 1 there will church. While here she the guest to the wearer that's the kind we and skilled educational cheis. April gational William Botsford. style Charles 45. Platt, Get a Better see the school in session. be a general moving time in Zoar dis- sell. catalogue. yet C. who Carleton Smith was confined to the Plain Vici leather $3.50 Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, trict. J. Hedden, has lived in Mrs has been Men's Douglass lined, Winton will move to house for several days, last week, with Henee Hook of Derby .Vici 3.50 NEWTOWN, OONN. the place, Bots on care Cap Toe leatner lined, In In an attack of the Botsford Hill assisting in the Ola" Pianoforte playing Brldgeporton We had prac ford into the house owned by J. H grip. .. Enamel Toe, 3.00 Saturdays. have of her daughter, Mrs Edwin T. Hook, A tical experience t Angevine, which he has leased for Vici or box calf , 3.00 For A Of the bench. This Miss Maggie Finnell returned, last who has been ill with the grip. Oscar Pitzschler & Son, means that we haveQuartergained a knowledge of the business,Centurywhich is of great value to YOU at three years. Charles Stowe will move Welt Vici 2.50 well as to us. and this knowledge enables us to do on the premises what many jewelers have Friday, after a visit with Danbury Goodyear Barbers & De aone. causes as from Fred Chambers' place to the Hairdressers, to send away to xnis aetay ana tusjv, many vaiuaDie articles are lost in friends. Martin Hook of Derby was a gueBt, 'Uncle Sam" Waraantcd shoes, 2.00 :. Newtown, Sandy Hook and Hawleyville, transportation. It also enables us to give better service at less cost. The increasing amount Winton place. Mrs Michael Galvin of work out Dy us is evidence mat our ana service are last week, of his Mrs John Ev Never-Ri- p 2.00 Newtown turned aomty gooa appreciated. sister, Foster Seamless Shop open every day. Hawleyville and daughter, Annie, will go to Bridge -- hop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday Dr F. E. medical examiner of eretts. " ' 11 to 2, $1.35, 3 to 5 2 8-- morning. Sandy Hook shop open every week TAYLOR & GREGORY, port and make their home with Mrs King, Boys' , V 2.00 ay. Only flrst class work. Galvin's daughter, Mrs Thomas Brack- New Milford, and one of the leading " Nox 'Em All Shoes, " 17S : POOL TABLE. . Patrick Goff went to Philadelphia, f Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn. of was . town Calf 1.25 1.50 en. Fred Bressen will move into Mrs physicians that town, in his where "Boys Knockabout to see Charles last week, with daughter, 1.00 1.25 Gal vln 's place, which he has purchased, nenry Peck, Saturday, he will make his home. " Satin Calf " DrRSTToddT D. L. Galvin will move from Henry in consultation with the attending Men's Gold Seal Lambertville Long boots, 3.50 Headquarters Dr A. L. V Surgeon, For Johnson's place to the Shea place, physician, Schuyler. Mr and Mrs D. L. Galvin are having , " Goodyear duck boots, 3,25 Veterinary which he has purchased. Mrs E. J. interior of their new home newly First Grade Woonsocket, 2.75 "New Milford, Ct. Harness. Richmond will move her household Dr Edwards M. Smith of the Bridgeport and i We manufacture in 'which we uae material was see Miss plastered, papered painted our'own Harness, the best goods from the Johnson place to the in town, Friday, to Fan is in of the ORANGE STORES. Ask for Discount DENTAL PARLORS. nd employ the best workmen by the day, (no piece work.) in consultation with at Michael Carroll charge We the line of Horse and Stable in the State. home of her father, the Lee place, nie Beers, tbe work. on Card. Expert dentistry, painless and reliable, most carry largest Qoods down river. Dr A. L. Grange modern and sclentlUc appliances used for Everything for Horse, everything for Driver. the tending physician, Schuyler. painless operations. Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit Cases of every description. Charles Beardsley of Zoar has recent DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, Dr Mrs A. W. Naramore of Ossining, Miss Edna Smith, daughter of ly purchased a pair of team horses and Surgeon Dentist. Offloe at residence on & N. Mrs of New Britain Edwards M. Smith of is Whittlesey Ave., New Milford. PECK LINES, Y., and Stanley Bridgeport, is doing carting for Charles Johnson 185 to 287 Middle St., Conn. were in town, Thursday, looking for ill with the grip. Bridgeport, rooms for summer. TCiimund Lvnch of Bridgewater is Dr Miss' who has heen Battam, Maggie Finnell, spending a few weeks with his parents, DENTIST, Chief W. H. Coffin of employed in the Fabric Fire Hose Co.'s Mrs P. of Zoar. Bank New Milford. the Bridgeport Mr and Lynch, Street, Dr Edward S. Warnes, Fire department has received the fol establishment, has resumed her former Derby, Conn. Shelton, Conn, gj? lowing letter: Bridgeport, Conn, position with Mr and Mrs A. P. Smith, The manv friends of John Blount T. J. CORBETT, was he has en-t.ire-lv Fire, Lifs ud Accident Insurance. Operative Dentist, March 5. William H. chief in whose employ she for two years. will be pleased to learn that Located for NINETEEN Years at Coffin, recovered from his attack of iBTeitmmti nl Seal Estate. Votary Puelic. engineer of the Bridgeport Fire D& Pain Oonn Miss Amelia Bissell of Bantam has rheumatism. Chamberlain's Queen Street. Newtown, 1062 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn., Dear Sir: Enclosed FttHm nn red him best doctors partment, My been visiting Mrs J. A. James at Haw after the Smith, Murray & Co. please find check for $25, which when in the town (Monon, Ind.) had failed LEONARD'S INSURANCE Opposite ley ville. from added to the treasury of the Fire tn irive relief. The prompt relief Motto WE TRULY EDUCATE. AGENCY, Gold Crowns, Bridge Work and Fillings, the kind tin in which this liniment affords is On men's Relief association will, we trust. Mrs S. A. Blackman of Hawleyville alone worth many times its cost. For you admire, made of pure gold, a Specialty at popular prices; Artificia assist in the development of such or ill the sale R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown , ACCIDENT. has been auite critically at by FIRE, Teeth that fit and look natural, and all other Dental work performed ganization.- We beg to acknowledge home of her son, Dr Claude Blackman Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook with the efficient work ex W. N. Hurd. Lonsr Hill; The E. C, Old Companies, skillfully at satisfactory prices. Consultation iee. gratitude in New Milford. Platt Co., Hawleyville; A. B. Blake- - Union Business College, Lowest Rates. hibited by yourself and the brave fire man, Botsford. men who so promptly extinguished the A good sized audience was present Main and Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. . DENTIST, Congress V p. rr1 Milford. Ct fire at our house, 331 Barnum avenue, at the Hawleyville chapel, last Friday The best 'neath the stars and UV aUPCUfmm New THE ALBANY DENTISTS, pill FIEST-01.AS- on of 1903, Len S WOKK. the night February 24, night.to enjoy Rev J. H. George's stripes; Office at residenco, West Street. F. It cleanses the system and never School of &.nd Results. Main-St.- , Cordially yours, Wesley Hayes ten sermon. He will preach every A System, Discipline 1032 Bridgeport, Conn. E. A. Richard gripes. Mary Hayes, Loretta Friday night at this chapel during Little Early Risers of worldly repute Oldest. Largest. Strongest Estab- W. Melbourne, II. D., son. Lent. Ask for De Witt's and take nosubsti lished 12 Yeetrs. . ; i. tute. 64 Bank Conn. St., Derby, Boys' "Never Rip" school shoes are There are a number of excellent A small pill, easy to buy, easy to take DACiTinNS TTntnn Business OolleEe nrOTtdes mm students mad easv to act. never in re In 150 Has a Sanatorium for the kind that wear; price $1.35 and croDS of tobacco in town for sale, es and but failing sit ions than all other schools this vicinity combined. Manufacturers, Banker, law opened sults. DeWitt's Little Early Risers yers and Merchants 01 tnis city now nave in tneir employ nam one to nine ac oar Mel- $1.60. Also a fine line of ladies' and Taunton Union Business Alls 95 per cent of all In Ask (he- the Cure of Cancers. Dr pecially in district. arouse the secretions and act as a tonic College positions Bridgeport . shoes men. . bourne Removes all Cancers misses' in all the latest spring to liver, curing permanently. S. J NIGHT SCHOOL. We have the best nlcht school ever conducted to this city. styles. Prices low at the Sandy Hook Miss Fannie May Andrews, daughter Parks. Trumbull: A. B. Blakeman strlrt.lv individual teaching. No embarrassment. Six instructors. . under a B. & We Imve disclDliue. No school can be thorough and show results without dlsclnltaa. It guarantee. shoe store, W. C. Corbett, of Frederick Andrews, has taken Botsford: Hawlev Co., Stepney is the best evidence of honest work. We urge and the la proprietor. N. Betts & particularly parents - public ' (enseal ! ! in The Bee office. W. Hurd, Long Hill; Belts to call and inspect tbe discipline of Union Business uoiiege. No Knife No Pain position Hook; M. Beacn,Monroe; w. Capacity, laO students. The best light and ventilation. 5 large windows om three Sandy j . . 31-1- 2, Ct. Miss Rose Bedat, who has been an R. H. Beers & Co. and kylight. Telephone call, Derby, Beehler, Brookfleld, Write ft r new catalogue and ether Information. All first class stores sell these goods mploye in Keane 's button shop for a Over 2000 people were present at the Newtown. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.

a week's visit with friends in Hartford. ach 15c; and the Nutmeg brand Cali- spent a few'days with her brother, at Gorham has been with her the past fornia fruits, the best that are put in her old home in New Milford. week. CLARENCE H. BRADLEY, cans. N. Hurd. rV. amount of Mrs T. W. Tread well and Mrs Eliza H. whose Judging by the rain that Clarence Bradley, portrait J. M. White and wife of Bristol were has Mother face must beth Brady went to Westport on Sun is one of the fallen, Earth's & Co. here appears, prominent guests at W. N. Hurd's, Thursday and be pretty clean. day to attend the funeral of an aged Smith, Murray of Greenfield Hill. Mr Rubber Boot young men Friday. friend, Mrs Smith. Bradley was born and brought up in In the columns of The Bee we wish our Master Frank Treadwell, while chop Bridgeport, Conn. STEPNET. to thank neighbors and friends : who so kindly assisted us during the ping wood, last Friday, cut a severe of Special THE SOLDIER DEAD. sickness and death of our dear little gash in one his legs which took sizes first Eva. Mr and Mrs Robert McBath. several stitches to close the wound. 3 cases all qual- The graves of our "Soldier dead, Knee Boots, duck vamp, heavy sole. This kind our country's neroes, may be round in Owing to the storm, Sunday, the at ROXBURT. ity tendance at church was small. No the short boot, the village cemetery a list of is considerably taller than ordinary worthy doubt the Lord will excuse us from go THE CENTRE AND VICINITY. perpetual record and remembrance. The second of "Nan, Goods. knee protec- out and our best clothes performance Dress and the front piece gives ample ing getting high For the size of this rural burial the Mascot" was at the Town tion. Goods were made to sell at $3.25. Our ground and harnesses wet, and carriage cov given the number of soldiers graves is notic-- ered with mud; also from running the hall on Tuesday evening, to a small to bad. The price is $2.75. We are authorized guarantee able: risk of getting a hard cold for most house, the traveling being we should take cold more players had all improved wonderfully and Unmatchable pair. Capt Samuel Fayerweather, Revolu likely easily Splendid every that day than any other. in their parts and much of the acting tion. reached a very standard of ama- Miss Eunice Piatt is a friend high Values in New Capt Allen Corning, Revolution. visiting teur work. The Wing has received Spring in New York. out-of-to- The Benham Shoe Co., Derby. Capt David Corning, Revolution. several propositions from Dress Goods. Old Store. Abel Peet, War 1812. parties. Dayton's MONROE. The church held no George Can field, 15, '62 to Congregational h in all August service on Rev Hen Nun's Veilings colors, Muslin Underwear. Co. K. Sunday morning. 50c December 10, '62, AT ST PETER'S. who naa to ex yard. ry upson, 40-in- arranged Albatross, in all colors, 50c Made of good Muslin and Cambric, Eugene Hubbell, August 11, '62 to Rev Mr Hobson of Calvary church, change with the pastor, being unable BRADLEY. yard. neatly trimmed with lace and embroid- CLARENCE H. February 2, '63, Co. D. officiated to get down from New Preston. IWIUiam Fisher of Grassy Plain street Bridgeport, at St Peter's New line of Fancy Batiste Waist ery, ample in size. James 1, '62 to Au town and has hosts of friends. He is a Lord, September lenten service on Thursday evening Edward Seeley has spent several days lngs, 27 inches wide, 50c yard. All col- Corset Covers in all styles, at 18c, The Newtown Bee.saturday. gust 11, '65, Co. K. of the week in bed with sciatic ors. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 each. wL' Miss Eianlk Mead of Wooster street prominent member and officer of the last. He gave a most interesting lec past Edgar N. Kasson, 14, '62 to rheumatism. line of 45 Gowns,made of Fine been or miss iaeiia Greenfield Hill Country club and is August ture from the text: ''Blessed is the New Crepe Cloth, inches Cambric.square toe'Kuesi Co. K. 75c neck, hemstitch ruffle trimmed, 75c of Norwaik. one of the members of the board of February 6, '63, man for Frank Dickinson has a Mr Watson wide, yard. Campbell that endureth temptation, 40-in- each. CIRCULATION: assessors for the town of Fairfield, this These were in the 17th1Regiment. at work on his place who is a violinist Brilliantines, all colors, 50c Tfie Misses Elizabeth and Nora Mc when he is tried he shall receive the Gowns, made of good Muslin, Em- Last year. John October 1, '63 to No of no mean order. His playing, heard yard. Week, 430O schools Oliver, 40-in- V and 75c each. Donald, teachers in the public crown of life which the Lord hath at two recent of cream color Brilliantines, 50c pire, high neck, JANUARY, 1, 1881, 600 and vember 16, '65, Connecticut Volunteer performances "Nan, made of extra fine Cambric in Greenwich, spent Saturday NICHOLS. promised to them that love him," the is one of most yard. Gowns, home in Co. Mascott," the pleas and with Sunday at their this place. Cavalry, A. James 1:12. ant the town has to Black Brilliantines, stripe and polka Muslin, Idainty Hamburg CHURCH INTERESTS. things listened also lace Tien A. Axons' METHODIST John Lee Powell, August 20, '61 to for some time back. dot, 59c yard. trimmings, trimmed, $1, $1.25, Pages. George Shepard company a 1.50 received two carloads of coal. P. Owing to the unpleasant weather of Connecticut 9th jonn iseacn oi Jockey uoiiow has New Scotch Flannels,27 inches wide, each. have August s, '65, Regi veteran nock 10c to 20c Dolan is the same. Sunday, March 8, not a very large con sheep in his which is HUNTINGTON. suitable for waists, 37 ic yard. Children's plain Drawers, carting was the Metho ment. years old and is the mother of 16 Children's Drawers, hemstitch ruffle gregation present at eight John D. was a (Left aisle, center.) Miss Anna V. Dolan of Wooster dist church. Those who were there Louis Burkhardt, August 13, '62 to children. Flanders recent guest trimmed, all sizes, 25c. OUR NEIGHBORS. is confined to her home with ill at Bonnybrook. street listened to an excellent sermon by the August 9, '65, 2nd Connecticut Light Mrs Beers of Newtown Mon Children's Drawers, Hamburg trim- ness. spent Women's Sateen 25c presiding elder, Rev Dr Montgomery. Battery. day with her parents, Mr and Mrs Mrs Aulba Crandall has gone to med, tor55c. BETHEL. was Massachusetts to visit her Children's Under Waists in all the large number of people are at The fourth quarterly conference Charles E. Lyon, August 24, '61 to Frank B. Curtis. daughter, Skirts. the mission which is being held after the service. Miss Verna Crandall. During her ab leading makes. Double Ye, EZ, Little BETTER TIMES IN STORE FOR BETHEL. tending 20, '65, 7th Co. D. Mr and Mrs "J. M. Lake have four New Spring ' held July Regiment, sence Mrs Emily Camp is for Styles. Beauty,Skelton and fleecelined Waists, at St Peter's church, Danbury. Small chairs have been placed in the cows whose would caring There is considerable call for good Orlando Piatt, August 9, '62 to June Jersey butter record her home. Black Mercerized Sateen Skirts, fine prices 10c to 50c each. church is of the Methodist 1902 St Mary's being repaired. primary department 13, Co. F. be hard to beat. From April 1, 8 narrow $1 house rents and nearly every desirable for convenience of '65, 20th Regiment, The friends of Mrs will be quality, ruffles, each. who has been confined to Sunday school, the to February 1, 1903, they made 1,547 Bartlett Black Mercerised Sateen to rent has been taken. Al P. Dolan,. the little ones. John Wakelee.Co. F. ,66th New York glad to know that she is enjoying good Skirts,three place his bed with illness, is able to be about pounds of butter, besides the family narrow plaited ruffles, $1 each. Aprons. 1 few in Volunteers. cream health. though there is but changes the again. SCHOOL EXERCISES. using the and milk they needed. Black Mercerized Sateen Skirts.with Large plain White Aprons, 25c, 39c, of have a David W. Gilbert, Co. F., 66th New 75c price rent, landlords better H. B. of Weston is Saturday afternoon, March 7, the Wits Frank Jordan of Seymour spent wide plating and narrow ruffle, $1.50 Waitress Aprons, 59c, 69c, eacb. 'A Sturges visiting York Volunteers. TOWN TOPICS. each. Dick of rood paying tenants. Persons friends in Danbury and Bethel. While junior class entertained their friends a few days recently with her parents, (Right aisle, rear.) room. Edward Hawley, August 15, '61 to Mr Black Mercerized Sateen with with a bad record must take a back bere he is the guest of F. E. Sturges. at the Sunday school The and Mrs George F. Sherwood, of THE CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH. Skirts, was 12, '62, 9th Co, East fancy trimmed flounce, $1.95 each. seat. The latter may resort to the old following program given: September Regiment, Village. HONOR OF WARD Mrs Anna Sturges of Plumtrees dis D. IN HENRY BEECHEB Black Mercerized Sateen with Pattern Dept. Singing by the juniors. J. 1. has Skirts, dodge by moving out of town, and gen trict had the misfortune to lose an ex M. Andrews taken the agency The Congregational ministers two flounces and narrow McCall's fashion Prayer, Rev E. Pickop. George McLean, November 28, '61 this for the Potter Wall graduating Patterns, sheets, erally Jump out of thejrying pan into tra line new milch cow, last week. year Paper throughout the country have hemstitched ruffles, $2.50 each. magazines and bazar dressmaker for Recitation, Morgan Pickop. 11th Regiment Co. G. Co., and has received his 1903 samples, been asked to' a fire. indicates better & Co. work Wednes- McClellan. preach Good assortment skirts of Italian are here. the Everything Higson started Reading, George B. -- 25. to sell same sermon April Edward Hubbell. November They guarantee the quali recalling the name Silk Moreen, Silk 5c each. Fashion Sheets In Bethel. Hatters are having day after being shut down a number Recitation, Vera Cranston. of wall a lower of Cloth, Moftair, Magazines '63, to August 2, '65,First Connecticut ty paper at price than and fame the pulpit Jupiter, Henry flounced, Sateen and reas free. Patterns 10c and 15c each. No a trade manufacturers of days while the addition was being Recitation, three boys and three girls. other concern. Mr will Moreen, at good fair spring Co. K. any Andrews Ward Beecher. A movement which onable Joined to the other shop. The addition Essay, Louise Thorp. Cavalry, be to call and show his extended prices. higher. have to own up to the fact that Bethel E. M. pleased samples has with remarkable enthu (Main floor, is fast nearing completion. Remarks, Mrs Pickop. George Gray, August 6, '62 to Aug to who are of was (Left aisle.) rear.) has a good reliable class of working any thinking buying. siasm started at the beginning of Misses Jessie and Mabel of Singing, by the juniors. ust 6, '65, 2nd Connecticut Light Bat the to erect a Beecher memorial i men and women. Taylor C. B. Nichols and family are all year Newtown have been this week, the site of guests, Miss Ruth Reed spent Sunday in tery. victims of the grip. building by Plymouth If some of the neighbors living in the of Mr and Mrs A. B. Lockwood. John Lattin, August 4 '62 to July Church in Brooklyn. The idea has Bridgeport. Mrs Theodore Hubbell and Mrs developed so vicinity of Plumtrees had a little more There is to be an auction at the 12, '65, 20th Regiment, Co. F. rapidly that thebuilding Miss Jessie Cook is expected home Philip Jones of Huntington spent is as good as done; and respect for good people's feelings they Methodist I parsonage, Saturday after soon. Samuel Wakelee, Ira Lewis, Nation few with Mr and Mrs C. B a of days this preaching about the would refrain from or noon at 1.30, when large quantity al Guard. Nichols, last week. selling giving household furniture is to be isold. Miss Estella Hall has recently visit man is in line with tbe whole . away cider on Sunday. Drunken men ed in Easton. Stephen Edwards, California Regi Don't forget the green tea in the plan of immortalizing that great name R H. Beers & Go. Donalds is busy at are too common bn the high- -' Chauncey quite ment. Monroe church on the Rev Otis W. Barker will speak next public He has a contract Miss Lizzie Curtis has recovered from parlors evening his factory. large of March 17, St Patrick's day. The Sunday morning, March 15, especial ways on that day. Complaints are for for John Todd of her recent illness. Abner L. Slade, Michigan Regiment shingles Redding program will consist of games, songs ly on the theme of "Beecher as a Pat Newtown, Conn., March 13, 1903. coming in which will end n trouble for If want you any shingles bring your REV H. A. PRICE ACCEPTS CALL, and recitations appropriate for the riot." some one. The saloons are all closed and Mr Donalds will soon convert NEW MILFORD. logs occasion. A very supper THE RALLY PRAYER MEETING. them into He also saws wood Rev H. A. Price of Tarriffville has tempting on Sunday. Why should a quiet neigh shigles. call extended to him to will be served by the, young ladies for une March for $1 cord. farmers' meeting. accepted the "rally" prayer more per " 20c. A time is assured to all who comes borhood be disturbed any than Editor Bee: I presume you know become the pastor of the Stepney Bap good meeting this (Friday) next Tuesday, March 17, will attend. March 13th, - at tbe borough? Beginning that there is to be a meeting of those tist church, and enter upon his evening, The Lenten Season Is Here. there will be a tournament at the work April 12. Myron S. Clarke has sold his oxen to 7.30 o'clock. Subject, "Individual re interested in tobacco 23-2- The musical lectures under the aus pool rooms of John S. Hine. The prizes the industry John Wooster. sponsibility." Gal. 6:1-- 5; Luke 9: 6 Mackerel, all sizes 12c each. 15c lb. Salmon, 1 lb cans, 10c can. to are a a silk umbrella and a next March 16, New Mil Milon B. sold his farm 62: 12. M. c of the Current Events Club, gold ring, Monday. at Hawley has Psalms Leader, Henry lb,-25- pices Merchant Beach has bought the 20c lb. Smoked Herring, 25c box. of New tine pool cue. ford at 1 m., for the I be to New York parties. Smith. Block 12c lb. be given by Thomas Surrette p. purpose, black horse owned by the late Mrs island Codfish, 8, 10, Fancy Imported Herring, i lb eacb mu-- Shredded Codfish, 10c 5c ea., 6 for 25a of F. , All of the children of Mr and Mrs lieve, of a company for f Jesse Turner is on the sick list THE LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY. pkg. York, at the home George Shep- organizing Kate Hubbell. Herring in 20 and 50 lb. kegs. 15c tin. (Samuel A. Bassett are with to Nichols is for him. The March of Kippered Herring, ard on South street, will be given on suffering tual protection. I have been asked Henry caring received usual meeting this society The Grange has its will held on afternoon of March 16 and 30, 12, 20 and 27, hold a about this time for Mr and Mrs R. H. Broderick have pe Tuesday April meeting consignment of free government seeds next Mrs S. J. is ill with the far- been a few in New week, March 17th, at the home of and May-1- 1. Piatt quite confe rence and discussion by the speending days throueh the courtesy of Senator O. H at her home on Beaver.street. Dr York with the Miss S. J. Scudder. The study of "Lux grip mers in this section relative to the City visiting family Piatt. or Harry Kyle has gone to St Louis Hart is attending her. Prof H. L. Osgood of Columbia Uni Christi," thestory of what missions to a dairy business and any other matters All are invited to the Lenten lecture have done in India, will be continued, Pie Fruit. where he expects take position The meat wagon belonging to versity. of which may be brought before them in St Peter's, on Thursday evening A such as is to occur in . with the Adams Express company. Thomas Brauneis is just out of the Miss Mary Buckingham of Brooklyn 7.30 m. delay, apt We values. 6 which the farmers are par- this week, beginning at p. in- PRUNES never before had such Large Prunes, lbs for 25c shop of A. W. Richmond. It concerning is a few among her any work where many parties are 3 lbs for 25c and 2 for 25c. - There will be an auction sale of the paint spending days Miss Nichols has secured Larger Prunes, presents a fine appearance. ticularly interested. I have thought friends in this place. Sarah J. volved, will make it necessary to post Evaporated Peaches, Apricots and Apples. household goods and other articles at to a meet- position with a family on Jackson pone the opening of the main body of it would be well arrange for "a on Miss Minnie Ilinman Chestnut Our local merchants have private street, Ansonia. of church March 22 the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Mil-for- d, the until Sunday, street is suffering from an attack of ing at 11 a. m., March 16, at New mail bag carried by the F. R. D. post Saturday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Mrs Bennett French has spent but. unless something now quite unfore- the grip. for general discussion of topics man, and one day, this week, the bag seen there is no reason 1 week her Mrs EdwinC, happens, why The finest California Navels, 40c doz. Choice Navel 25c doz. Phil- farmers would arrived with a different lock than the with daughter, Oranges, .Willis Judd, who is working in The Bethel members of the Alpha presented and then the Shelton. it should not be open on that Sunday Good Oranges, 15 for 25c. merchant's would but being--of adelphia, spent Sunday at his home on Glee club went to Meriden, last Mon be all ready for the afternoon meeting key fit, and the Congregational church people to attend the an inventive mind he quickly unrivet- Washington lodge, F. & A. M., held will then be welcome Golden Hill. day evening, opera at 1 o'clock. is to be hoped that f readyjto its It ed the.opposite side-o- the bag and by its regular monthly meeting on Mon "Martha," given by 500 of the High the farmers will be to a friends. Mrs William Wortman and daugh- school under the director willing spend happy arrangement now has a lock at day, March 9. children, and meet and Sociables, at least among the Con who been win- of E. Frank Goodale. Prof Good-- day together., exchange tached to either side, thus prevent a ters, have spending the ship Howard H. Wheeler broke heavy gregational people, are always planned ale is director of the Alpha Glee club. ideas relative to what may be done in ing any further accident for the reason iron to his saw but in ter in Gloversville, N. Y., have return- that he holds the one to new portable mill, to coincide with the moon; and the the management of their business, to key the less than a week secured a duplicate ed to their home on Fleetwood avenue. lock safely in his office. sociable held at the pleasant home of benefit I them and their families the from the factory in Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs George F. Duncombe on - 3! Mrs Arthur Judd of Chestnut GREENFIELD HILL. Miss Bridle is weak and Ridge coming season. Nov let us have a Agnes very Secretary Osborne reports 191 schol Wednesday evening of this week hit has on second floor of not expected to live hardly from one "Me-Teagu- e," rented. looms tbe general turnout. E. G. Seeley. ars to the state comptroller, making the moon all right. A bright, full proved machinery in the manufacture by Alice H. Rice; "The Pit," Alonzo Knox's on Greenwood day to another. mon moon was in and overhead of a finely finished It.is a real "Octopus," by Frank Norrif; residence, MARY E. WHITAKER. $429.75 as Monroe's share of state up the sky, product. "The Battle of Jacob The best in town 15c per Mrs has been in New the was but as pleasure to recommend those desirous the Slums," by avenue. Mrs Judd intends to sell her of of apples Mary Turney ey. traveling excellent; Rils; "Plain Tales from the Hills," by The death Mary E., wife Royal well-know- n Re-vell- 25c. Haven Mrs Frank local used to re class goods to the s," farm and move, to Bethel soon. peck. Lenox soap eight cakes, visiting Hodge have been served on Mrs Rosa clergyman ofobtaining high Rudyard KiplingS'Tbe Two Van S. Whitaker, which occurred at her Papers are not Sanderson Fertilizer & Chemical Co. Booth , Light fancy molasses. 35c per gallon. The united efforts of Miss Frances mark, "there many going that by Tarkington. The Current Events Club met with home in Greenfield on March D. Hubbell, by Sheriff Blakeman, All have heard of Illinois mud which has every facility for giving Tuesday, No. 2 a 30c and her scholars in way." Mr and Mrs Fred Wheeler wish Miss Anna little dark, per gallon. Turney raising lay aside all the deeds given by the prompt and careful attention to all de J. Smith, Monday evening. 3, removes from the neighborhood one money for a new stove and stove quite beyond description; but the to thank their ft lends and'neigbborscf Baked beans 5c per can. California pipe land of wooden never tails connected with their business, ford An interesting program on the subject. of its most residents, in the schoolroom are rewarded late Marcus O. Hubbell and have the nutmegs plays South for their kindness daring, highly respected rice 10c a fine. Call by second fiddle to state. con- and who take a keen interest II their late bereavement. "Women of the was car- pop package; it's handsome article furnished vet estate equally divided between the any The ina Revolution," and from the Congregational church by the dition of roads an matters beneficial to their customers, and get a sample package. Nice on- eran and stove John widow Mrs the put embargo ried out one of its most loyal and consistent popular dealer, and only daughter, Frank on outsiders much - which insures fair courte- W. A. Leonard, who has been on ions 4c per A nice vveb halter Benedict. We trust be the being rep- dealingsand the sick is convalescent. members, ner illness was of short du quart. it may many Northrop, of Oak street, Shelton. The Lresented, so was a New- - ous treatment. list, Rev G. W. Griffeth, rector of St " it r "MEW-- with hitch rope, only 12c. . Large years before this stove will learn as i Plum-tree- s as was confined bed case will be tried as soon possible down street that got togeth- Thomas' church, preached in the ration, she to her as did the old relic. gathering WOODBURY. sponges for washing wagons. C. I. smoke," court at er. About a of a hundred en- THE BULL'S HEAD AUCTION CO. school house, Sunday afternoon. only about a week. Death was due to the Superior Bridgeport. quarter Leach, the grocer. Mrs C. E. Purdy has been shut tered most heartily into the carrying The two Crownshaw are added In of the storm a number inflammation resulting from intestinal James Frere has obtained a position The name of Bull's'Head boys spite large Unclaimed letters remain in the with the grip for the past week but out of the very entertaining program being very to tbe list of scarlet fever patients. was I trouble. Deceased Was a devpted wife in New York and left here on Friday Miss B. appropriate to a place .of meeting of present. now on the gain. that Julia Duncombe bad pro- New York has its Bull's and and to her postoffice addressed to George Barton, last. vided. The farmers, Rev Mr Slack and E. J. Garvin, the mother, aged husband participants certainly Head; all large Western cities also. DEATHS. has-le- Oscar Bartram, in in D. who is auctioneer and six children she f t a Virginia Contaretti, made up sound what they lacked J. Walters, the school visitors, went to Hartford, Tues memory The nut social, at Rev G. II. John and will be to have Rroih.nu March 9, Robert Osborne, aged 25 Mrs Emily Ferris, Patrick Hawley, size. They displayed their amazing manager, pleased years. to see indeed blessed. Her exemplary Chris- SOUTHBURT. son's on Monday last week you communicate to him what you day, about the Normal school Pieried-nia- , evening, kuowledg-- (a New Milford March 9. DeWItt Cramer-- Kazimere Petrowska, Andrej geographical question have for sale, whether it be a cow, a 34 located in tian character was reflected in her was a decided success. About 55 were mark would better be written after a or aged years. being Danbury. Jan Prsybyto, Mrs M. C. C. Pot- THE STREET AND VICINITY. horse, wagon, carriage, anything, Sherman March 8. Mrs Gershom Barldw. daily work. Her influence for "good present. the last word), they showed how not to a customer can be found, or it will be aged 77 years. Mr and .Mrs Eli Gilbert have both ter 2, Karl Sverisson 2, B. A. John Worden is to move his on have a was felt not only in the home circle but Welden, family see a small piece of white paper pinned bought the spot. If you Grbenfield Hill March 3. Mrs Mary E .been victims of the Mr Gilbert's to South Britain to the Lucas place Miss Rose Sinclair is visiting friends farm to sell, send full description, Whitaker. grip. Frank Zahrzeski. George II. Jack- on a white background, they illustra- March 82 among her friends and neighbors.'all of and Mr is to in Fairfield. price, bow much cash down, etc. This Nichols 8, David Mnrr, axed brothers have been attending to his son, Colepaugh occupy the ted how one very is to be to leave years. whom feel keenly their sudden be- postmaster. place vacated by him. might speak going just the place business during his illness. loudly and yet not make himself un- your property Tor sale. There are quite reavernent. The funeral tookplaceon Charles Roswell, is out of LYON'S PLAINS. and "A a number of calls for farms just now. George B. Fairchild and re Sr., quite derstood, they sang Spanish Do handle all family March from her late home. TRUMBULL. health. not forget that they Friday, 6, Cavalier" and "John Brown's Body kinds of merchandise and have weekly FOR SALE. turned from their western trip, last FUNERAL OF HIRAM SCOFIELD. Rev Dr Gane officiated, and the inter John Carter has gone to visit his Lies (in the decapitated auctions of household 'urniture at Nine of the most. mllaM nA a Sco-fiel- of Friday, and report delightful time, ENTERTAINMENT The funeral of the late Hiram d in a way that would have suited their mart, 1645 Main street, Bull's! servatlve tbe unlisted stocks at hamate ment was irf Oaklawn cemetery. A POSTPONED. parents in Hannibal, NewlYork State style) prices. These stocks will bear the moat rigid re- and Snan-ci- Most of their time was spent in Cali was was held from his late the true college boy. Of course Head, Bridgeport. searching investigations as to their al number of beautiful floral tributes The entertainment which to Miss been residence, soundness and future Ibr In- - Ottie Ambier has on the one of possibilitiesI .. . 1 . . fornia. have been held last Monday Thursday afternoon of last week and freshments made number the Thai. i r u n mutely attested the love and respect of evening, sick list. and one of the number has A f BETTS. EACH and each IsNON.ausa ri.it. E. W. Wilson is this week, was postponed, on account of tbe storm, was as deceased program; are all paying Dividends ranging from t.ONE moving, friends and largely lattended, the ONE-HA-LF neighbors, which words to 16th. It is reported that Erwin Tuttle since been quietly cogitating whether Swift's wool soap, 5c a bar. PERCENT to TWO AND PER into the Hamlin in Elm wood Monday evening, the had a number of friends. A 10c a CENT A MONTH. Their prices are from place could not express. farm is sold to in New Haven large great 11 o'clock is the best time to eat Dried peaches. pound. One Seventy-lv- e parties really Olive Eighty Cents to Dollar aud which he has pur- many from the Nortield Congregation- and cream cake. White and Castile soap, 5c a Cents. These are remarkably low prices when district, recently If you are intending to use wall pa- Miss Ann Stiles spent several weeks doughnuts cake. compared with the present treasury price of Mr has' moved of which he had been a life- season the stock. THERE IS ONE TIME TO BUY chased. Hamlin to per, this season, it will be for your in- in New Haven. al church, For tbe Lenten all the desira- AND THAT IS NOW. In a few weeks THIS Mrs William E. Nichols has recov- A SEASONABLE HINT. ble in dried and fish. BE Danbury. terest to look over the samples at long member, were present. All join- goods salt OFFER WILL NOT AVAILABLE. I also ered from a of For spring disorders try the Cactus ha ve a few shares of Majestic, Collins Sweeper-Stoc- prolonged attack grip. Plumb's, which are from the celebra- loss of so a This is the season of the year when and Wireless Telegraphy Stock which I The last of a largo and once beau- ed in mourning the good blood cure. will of a low fur- Horace B. Banks has sold ted house of N. Y. Prices SOUTH BRITAIN, our friends are dispose at very figure. For recently Thibaut, man. He will be greatly missed both farmer making prepar- Mrs A. M. Briscoe ther information see or write tiful shade tree has recently been cut the lowest. ations and to take bas been quite ill oxen to parties in Stamford. here and church. His death leaves his planning advantage for a week. and removed from tbe front yard of A SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. of all opportunites offered them to se- R. Mrs Henry Sturges is dangerously ill TASHUA. sister alone. Mrs John Williams is A colored man and his wife from J. PHILLIPS, Mrs Clarinda Bennett's homestead. The children of the South Britain cure the necessary supplies for the and with Dr Dunham is in her for One of Unicoi, Tenn., have arrived at Z. S. Rooms 4; 46, a6 State Strawt, The tree was set out by her father, pneumonia. Center school are preparing for an en- staying with the present until SDrine's requirements. the Peck's and will work for him, tbe en- attendance. CHRIST CHURCH. some most essential is fertilizer, and HARTFORD, CONN. the late Whipple Williams, when Mrs daily tertainment, to be given in Munson's she can settle upon future plan. good suing year. Lenten service, Thursday, the 19th, tbe selections of this important article Bennett was but a small child. The Contractor Frank E. Perry and force hall, Friday evening, March 20, at 7.30 Rev Mr Backus of Westport conduct William Wohler has decided to re- - : at 2 p. m. Sermon Rev Edmund m. of should be well and carefully consider move FOR SALE B. B. by p. The program consists drills, ed funeral services and pall-Dav-id to New Milford. old tree had become useless for shade. are doing carpentry work for Mrs the the ed. In issue the adver- White Wyandotee Em tor hatchlnc Guilbert, D. I)., rector of marches, recitations, songs, dialogues this appears " Dr A. L. meet- from prize winning stock. All birds are nriaa Middlebrook. Trinity bearers were Parsons, Frank well-know- n Schuyler attended a 13 The high winds had shorn it of limbs, and tableaux. Admission 15c. tisement of the Sanderson of the Medical en tor eggs. church, Tashua. John Williams and Frank & Co. of New Ha- ing Danbury society, O. D. HATCH. Shelton. Conn. leaving an unsightly stump about four Arthur Merwin has leased the place Hawley, Fertilizer Chemical W ednesday night. B. ven. This concern earned a splendid feet through. The house standing recently vacated by Burr Beach and LONG HILL. A. Downs has returned home from Lyons. New books added to the Beacb Me- reputation throughout New England FOR SALE Haw-le- y. an of seven morial Librarv: "The Blue Flower." was built about 1823, when the family to a colored family named Shelton, after absence Mrs C. C. Salmon has been quite ill nearby Headquarters for canned goods. years ago and has maintained the by Henry VanDyke; "The Virginian,'"! S3 Yearling Lambs. was weeks. two con- or young tree planted. Bridal Bell pumpkin 10c per can; with the grip for the past weeks, highstandard established by being oy uwen wister; "Airs lggs ine M. O. LEACH. ; 7 - Mrs I. on and im- - Cabbage Patch," and "Lovey Mary," SLerman Cooo. P.O.: Ofc A daughter waa born to Mr and Mrs Mrs John Nichols has returned from Strawberry beets,large can, 10c. Spin- Charles Beardsley recently but is now convalescent. Mrs Frank stantly the alert installing BrookMd, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903. 3

their cousin. Mrs R. Whittaker, at George Mitchell's farm, the past year, is to rent. 4i Greenfield Hill, last Friday. looking for a good stock farm Asthma Mrs L. A. Jennings expects to take a Mrs Oscar Squires, who, has been The Newtown Bea o to o vacation, this week, and visit her cous away caring for the sick, returned " One of my daughters had Hardware That in and other friends in New Haven. her home at "One Pine Tree," last Fare Paid o the asthma We tried o of week Wednesday. terribly. S Will Wear Cornelius Simmons, an employe almost without E. B. Sherwood, has purchased a first The trustees of the Congregational everything, One way from Newtown and suburbs on all Is o class phonpgraph through Charles Grot church have been instructed to get es- relief. We then tried Ayer's purchases of $5.00 or over. j Easy To Get, Like on of CIRCULATION: chelle of Plattsville. timates the interior decoration Pectoral and three It will you to attend this Last the church, together with other im- Cherry pay 4 And at the Week, a Comet Fred Jennings has sold his milk route cured her." Emma JANUARY, 188a, provements. bottles t, in the sky comes to Oscar Tuthill of Stratfield. O. Price If the star of health E. who been Miss Alice Butler, who has been very Jane Entsmingen Langsoille, Jj Right This to the weak and Nelson Smith has criti Great Sale. is fast. Her i famous remedy cally ill with the grip, but is somewhat sick, gaining quite many 25c., 50c., """"CP., Lowell, , Mass. You Come does for the stom weary despon friends will be to bear this and ' dent dyspeptic, better. glad Shoes of all and kinds are Jj ach that which it all they all hope for a speedy recoyery. styles profusely displayed. fj Where We Are. Is unable to do for curingstomach Mrs Fannie Marsh has suffered an MR WHEELER GETS RID OF RHEU Ten Pages. itself, even if but troubles and other shock. Jesse Fowler filled his ice house, re- MATISM. slightly disordered with ice from or overburdened. digestive cently, Cassidy's pond. The C. H. 3 It s easy to come disorders. Edward Piatt and Lewis Stillson help " the winter of 1898 was so Bennett Shoe Co., where we are. We're in the SHERMAN. During l ed him. While coming with the last lame in my joints, in fact all over my Bridgeport, Conn. largest store in the largest load and near the ice the load 1 TOWN TOPICS Kodol SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT. house, body, that could hardly hobble 43 trading center for many-mile- slid off the bank, which is steep. when I a bottle of supplies the natural The entertainment by Dan quite around, bought around; and we sell of and given The young men, full of fun, made Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the BRIEFLY NOTED. juices digestion last week, was a decided quite nearly every thine you'd be does the work of the bury talent, a little noise, but it was not cider, as first I to well, success. A audience was in application began get S.Q likely to hope to find in one )A stomach, relaxing the good at some one reported. Some men passing and was cured and worked all Mrs II. L. Warner of Botsford Hill, nervous tension, while tendance. Mrs with her steadily 01 me Dest ox woucrn nara- - Bradley pi at the time had the unkindness to say R. Wheeler. N. who has been improving since her fall, the inflamed muscles ano solos set our ears for more. the year. Northwood, and membranes of that tingling cider was too plenty. Never mind, Y. For sale R. H. Beers & Co i has suffered a relapse and is now under Mr Merrick with his fine tenor voice by organ are allowed to boys, how much mud they throw at you Newtown; Curtis? & Co., San Planet, the care of a trained nurse from rest and heal. It cures gave sweet music to our ears and Mr Taylor, if it don' stiok. Perhaps all have not Hook; W. N. Hurd, Hill; Bridgeport. indigestion, flatulence, Stevens with elecutionary powers dy Long 49 mi I I m-- of heard the old Arabian saying: "Always The E. C. Piatt Co.. A tu nni fir palpitation the heart. tears and laughter from the Hawleyville; nervous dyspepsia and brought be sure it is clean around your own B. Blakeman, Botsford. Jr., who has been run- audience. will favor us George Robeson, all stomach troubles by Hope they door before you look to see if your the sawmill at Cold since in like manner. ning Spring cleansing, purifying and again have any dirt." OF PNEUMONIA. the death of John R.omlinson, will strengthening the glands. neighbors DANQERS Goods move back to his home in membranes ot the stom- The Delvers met with Mrs James The White Wing Poultry Farm ot 4 340031 Main St., Danbury. Berkshire, ach and digestive A cold at this time if is 1. organs. Stuart, last Saturday. Nichols made with neglected about April have arrangements liable to cause pneumoni i, which is so Charles Merrick and family from the Cornell Incubator Manufacturing often fatal, and even when CTie patient Of All Co. sell has recovered the are Miss Grace of Ridgefield was Kodol Danbury are in town. to handle their goods, and will lungs weakened, Hoyt Dyspepsia Cure the same at The Cor making them peculiarly susceptible Kinds. the guest of her sister, Mrs Frank Miss Carrie Stone of Kent has been factory prices. to the of nell incubators won the gold medal, development consumption. Wright, over Sunday. Tour Dealer Can Supply Ton. G. G. Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the Now is visiting at Hungerford's. Pan-Americ- the time to be thinking about so win? seeds. Planet, Jr., Don't Battles only. $1.00 Size holding 2'A times highest award, at the cough, heal and strengthen the lungs Forget the trial size, which sells for second dis and Sold H. Seed Drill excels all others. The shed which stood south of 50c Vacation in the first and Exposition; When you buy an incuba prevent pneumonia. by R, large Prepared1 ay E. CDeWlTT 4 CO CHICAGO. commence week. - Cornell. is BeerSctco.. JNewtown: Betts & celts. Our stock of Harrows, Plows and Cultivators and all sorts of To Read Collector Narramore's residence has tricts this tor buy a It the latest and A. B. Bots best and results. re Sandy Hook; Blakeman, Utensils are to come look over WHAT been moved by Foreman Taylor to a The last news from Morton Her rick gives best Money ford. Farming beginning in. Do not fail to Nar-ramo- re funded if not as our Good near the new barn Mr is that he is helping'to care for his fel- represented. It pro supply. goods at low prices. position duces and most A CARD. William J. BeeKler. is erecting. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. low students who are sick with typhoid the healthiest vigor Cornell. ous chicks ever obtained by artificial The Brookfield Cash fever at We, the undersigned, do hereby Grocer, Miss Marie Beecher is the proud incubation. on a 50c for Next Week: AST0I. An old land mark on the Noah Seelye agree to refund the money Is Doing the owner of a new Fay bicycle. bottle of ureene's warrantea yrup or Farmers' and. Roofing 1 box Silver Dust, 17c place, the last of the maple trees Supply 1 BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS. Tar if it falls to cure your or Package Breakfast Food, 13c 100 was KIDDXEBURY. cough 1 lb. Hoda, ' 6c Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor pass planted no doubt about years, cold. We also guarantee a 25c bottle Package 40c There were in attendance - Gallon fancy Ponce Molasses, ed of Mr and eight at taken down, last week, its beauty and to prove satisfactory or money refund- Company, 1 lb. Hex lloffee, cap and saucer, 35c Sunday in Bethel, guests the last AN AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE 1 40c Sunday school, Sunday. No all measured ad. Conn. lb. Jap Tea, Mrs A. B. Lock wood. usefulness departed. It & 256 Middlereet, Bridgeport, Hams, lb-- UHc afternoon seryice was held. The State Agricultural society will R. H. Beers Co Newtown. lb 5c nearly four feet in diameter. Many & Hook. Prunes, hold Jan Tall-da- Betts Betts, Sandy 1 qt. bottle Maple Syrup, 22c E. C. Page of Berkshire has sold his On Sunday, March 15. the Sunday have enjoyed its beautiful and gen meeting with the Can of Anderson's soups, 7c to of school Grange at the Town hall on Wednes- Bottle of Uatsup. 8c tobacco crop Vincent Sterling will convene at the usual hour, erous shade who have also yielded to 1 lb. Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c New Mil ford, for 12c. He had an un 12 o'clock noon, and will hold a table and after day, March 18. All, who are interest- 1 lb. pure Java Coffee. 25c short thejinevi change change are and Tar 50 bars Hegal Soap for 11.00 usually line crop. session. The afternoon service will be- has been the life time ed in agricultural subjects invited Foley's Honey lib. Boss Lunch Milk Crackers, 8c wrought during cures colds, prevents pneumonia. 1 of old to attend. The ladies will furnish All 5 gin at p. m., instead of at the maple. A Any one buying f3 worth of goods can get R. G. and of Botsford promptly Jack at Trades gals, of Oil for 50c, flour and sugar not Includ- Spencer family 1.15 p. m., as has been the custom. nneratnoon. ed. have all been suffering from the grip. Members Blacksmithing, Carnage and of the Williams family, who BROOKFIELD. Miss Leda Merriman of Morris is Hay also be master of them, aa in the were ease of Gasoline Paul Morrow, who has been shut' in attendants here several years ago, in town for a few days. Wagon Work. a Fngine, which will Who visiting saw fodder several days with the grip, is now able but finally united with the Second THE ROAD CONTRACT MUDDLE. pump vater. wood, eat and Forerunners to be out. Baptist church of Danbury, will assist There are some road contractors on C. L. SMALLEY, do all sorts of such work, even churn- in the service of with which the - ing. It takrs but a moment to start it. song last year's contracts who have not re- LIFE GUARDS. Stepney Depot, Ct. Of is exercises will McCon-ne- ll Tbe is low. Spring: Mrs Frank Jordan of Seymour open. Evangelist cei ved any pay for the work done last Established in 1HB9. price very spending a few days with Mr and' Mrs will speak. His subject will be of re The Life Guards are two regiments Practical Horseshoer. Floods of ater 'are now flowing bat Lota of naw season, the selectmen last year bright, goods Christ."" The will of of the British Wat;on and Re comes sap-pli- ed William Jordan in "Accepting pastor Carriage - nrxt the Are now. These fore- Bradleyville. fusing to accept the roads, claiming cavalry forming part Blso In drought. yea arriving avery day follow with remarks. An household troops. They are gallant pairing and Painting; Klsicksuiitliing- it h water! If runners of spring may ba saen through- of fitting there were dangerous places left. There all' its branches. First class workuiaiisulp unfailing, pure not, ear- Alfred Walker and son, Clarke, feature of the exercises will be and loyal British heart guaranteed and prices always reasouaoie. Ar- out the atora. Much to interest tha is a fair prospect of a settlement of the soldiers, every me a can. .,. write me for information regarding much those who N. Y., have been guests at the There will be a call of Not uive ly buyers, to interest Ossining, singing. for question in the courts if tardy justice is proud them. only the king's tesian wells. arajnot yat ready to buy. You are both the home of Mrs Philo Clarke. Christian as well as for We al- 4 experiences, is not done. The state road is still in household, but yours, ouis, everybody's I have an excellent line of Agricultur- equally welcome in thia store. those who feel their need of to should have its life The need ways want Vou to feal at home here, The United States postofflce Christ, a muddle as the state has not accepted guards. Tells. al implements, such as Plows, Harrows, free to look and when express such feeling on the subject in will not of them is especially great when the Wofjc about buy you gat at Washington has the road and claim they until old do- Shall be pleased to show them. department way befitting the occasion. If the of life.Jdiseases, find allies NkjVm still at my stand raady. issued an order which shows a reversal the terms of the contract are complied greatestjfoes ing Carriage and Wagon repairing of all kinds. If you are interested in Automob'le weather on the date mentioned should the very elements, as colds, influ norsesnoeing auu general of the usual policy of the government with. jiacsuiiiuiu. call and I will the merits of the Stevens -Duryea. relative to the names ana aaaresses 01 prove stormy, the meeting will be de enza, catarrh, the grip and pneumonia HENRY A. BRENNAN, explain persons who are served with mail. On ferred until Sunday, March 22, or un- STATE AID FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. do in the stormy month of March. Shop near R. R. Station, Bethel. Conn. Mill is open on Saturdays only, for the purpose of grinding Roar aad HARRY RIDER and after January 1 the postofflce til the first suitable The amount of the state we know of to officials to take a census Sunday thereafter. appropri The best way that Feed. 6ia Water Street, Bridgeport, Coaa are instructed schools $2.25 of the persons on each rural free de- Rev R. H. Sherman has been suffer ation for the puplic is per guard against these diseases is to Sar-sapari- NOTICE. Telephone 54ft-- 3. livery route witb the number of the from a cold. scholar on the basis of the enumeration strengthen the system with Hood's Hnrsa shnain? and general blacksmlthinit: box location as near as pos ing grip re- also wagon end carriage repairing In all its and their made last October. This town will the greatest of all life branches. All work Low prices. sible. Lists of these will be made out me a call.guaranteed. in ceive $423, being a decrease of about $20 guards. It removes the conditions in Gome and give E..N. and posted in a conspicuous place the METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS. from to a diminished Sipperley, rrom is last year, owing which these diseases make their most Fred Klein, Bethel, Conn.. postofflce wnicn tne delivery Hat - made and those on the same route, for Services will be held in the Metho number of scholars reported. successful attack, gives vigor and tone Shop Opposite Short's Factory. Sipperiey's Mills Westport, Conn- public inspection. Heretofore the dist churches, next Sunday, as usual; to all the vital organs and functions, nave Deen Gerald Curtis Brookfield postal authorities instructed Lee chapel at 10.30 a. m., and Center spent Washington's warmth to the P. H. DIXON, OONN. not to name and address of his 21st and imparts genial give the street Methodist church at 1.30 and birthday at home, it being weaker sys- and and anv person receiving or sending mail was entertained blood. Remember the the Carriage Wagon Making 7.30 p. m. In the evening at Center birthday. He royally tem the to dis- Repairing, Horseshoeing Naw No. 981 Main Street, at the postofflce unless in very special of event. tbe greater exposure cases. The plan now ordered will street the pastor will continue the se in honor the ease- Hood's makes the And General Blacksmithing. Special attention of Sarsaparilla ;lven to interfering norses. Also ox snoeing, Orange Jewelers, facilitate the transmission letters ries entitled "The Progress of the The Alpha Whist club had its last system strong. .Varans of all kinds built at short notice. Sat on these routes and give the merchants isfaction guaranteed. Over 20 years experi- - a rrom Twentieth Century Pilgrim." The meeting with Mr and Mrs H. W. esce. Kind treatment to horses.. ancy none Bridgeport, Ct. good directory which te select If wanted. Give me a trial. names for the purpose of sending out special subject is "Vanity Fair." Andrews. This practically closes the DEATH RATE DECREASING. shoeing Accidents circulars, catalogues, etc. Postmaster season, which has been a very enjoyable Sniffen has a list of the pa WILLIAM WELLINGTON, compiled Miss Grace Sherman, having finished one, meeting every week at the homes The 1900 census shows a decrease of Nichols, Conn. - trons in tne territory covered oy nis of each one an 10 cent in the general death rate. Prevented two routes and posted the list in the the course at Brown's business college, members, giving oppor per more Best nlace to get your horseshoeing and office. is a rest. to entertain. The decline in consumption is blacksmithlne done. Also an Kinds 01 wagon To our ad lobby of the Sandy Hook at home for much needed tunity marked than any other disease. Many and carriage buildine and reDairinir. For sale. 5' , your eye glasses by using second-han- d to their Mrs a H. W. Green is his barn near causes are attributed; but it is safe to a number of carriages and wag justable bows. Anyone, can adjust them eye glass- The trade is not Alfred Stevens recently spent having New for ons in good repair. off will. the to use these carriage generally week bis house and an,, ex- say that Dr King's Discovery es andtake them at Just thing Tint but the new at the parsonage. uprighted quite and colds is re- Made and nickel. new ; ask to yet very active, carriage on rear. The consumption, coughs windy days, in gold It's Now is the time to and of the Blue Ribbon R. a sec tensive addition built the sponsible for the decline, to a large shop repository Mrs Frances Marsh has had S. B. saved P. AV TUTTLE, see them. think of up the on Can- work is under the charge of extent. Mauy a life has been by brightening Horse and Carriage company ond stroke of paralysis. She is at this use. There is Conn. We are prepared to show non a live- Terrill its nothing anywhere Southbury, rhome. . . n 1 street, Bridgeport, presents writing reasonably comfortable. iust as eood for. lung and throat 01r una . . j. . . , x Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. All a large assortment ly appearance and is doing a good busi- troUDieS. I,uy Wood Work done We Besides away the it's positively guarauteeu - kinds of at short notice, Sets all of the best quality of ness in both departments. The finely clearing unsightly 3RANCHVILLE. H. Beers & Co., JNjswtown; xay- close Our shop every Saturday at noon. & - sheds and other debris near the home & B. REID TODD, goods and at tha lowest prices- equipped shops are running full lor, Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; Jewelers and Opticians, repair barn, S. M. Sanford is building a new PERSONAL CHAT. Hawley, Sherman; A. W. Twiss, time on and no : light heavy vehicles; barn a short distance from the old one. Rethel W. N. Noble and Albert Evitts. Woodbury Merchants. 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. is Mrs C. Brown of Massachusetts is New establishmentln Bridgeport better The new barn is 26 x 36 feet. Minora; uonnery cros., George- j to do work of this about visiting Mrs Urania Mead. town; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; equipped high grade Klein of Tashua is in K. character. The is hrim Carpenter charge returned George D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; repository of the work. Mrs A. J. Partridge has Smith, west uornwan, aruggists. Veronica full of new and smart vehicles of every from Stamford. She is not in very good" Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. Spring description. The prices are right, and There will be a sociable at Academy health. Water. the is invited. The hall on Friday March 13. An KIDNEY DISEASES public's inspection evening, Mr Jones has moved to Portland THE STOHACH IS THE MAN. Not a crude combination of druirs but a fin next regular weekly auction sale of interesting program has been prepared. ished Droduct from nature's laboratory. Sure avenue. cure for Kheumatism aBU Kidney Troubles. Outfits of dls-- horses and carriages will be held next Miss Gertrude Van Wort and Mrs A weak stomach weakens the man PortaJble SAWING are the most fatal all 1.30 m. A Mrs Mohr with the cook, food Wednesday, at p. good J. Z. Mellen were in Stepney, Friday, Phillis, because it cannot transform the Woodbury Drug Co., eases. list is for this sale. There came to Life farm, last week, to care h( eats into nourishment. Health Woodbury, Oonn. A promised guests of Mrs Jane Taylor. cannot be restored to W. L. JDDSON, Specialty. is room for more. Those desiring to for the place. Mrs Mohr returned to and strength any Manager. SIDNEY CURE It Paul Svihia was home over sick man or wean woman witnouc nrsc COI C V'C I sell can make entries up to hour of Sunday. New York the same day. They ex and to Guaranteed Remedf restorinff health strength the rULbl O sale. Two carloads of fresh horses are Justus Sherwood was sawing wood pect to return early this spring. stomach. A weak stomach cannot di KIMBALL! due to arrive this month in time for crest enoueh food to feed the tissues ample R. Galloway, last week. . Mr and Mrs Andrew Godfrey enjoy run down We take this occasion to thank refunded. Contains for and revive the tired and our pal rons for the generous patronage thev or money spring buyers. ed a last Kodol e Miss Edna Wheeler spent Sunday at pleasant ride, Friday. limbs and organs of the body. uave wxurueu us uuring wie past year--in- remedies recoenlzed bv emi home. Dvsrjerjsia cure cleanses, purines. largest we have ever enjoyed. Our facilities La coughs yieldfquickly to the win De materially increased daring the ensu- nent as the best for grippe TRUMBULL. sweetens and strengthens the glands ing year. physicians wonderful curative qualities of Foley's Clarence Jennings drives a new horse. and membranes of the stomach, and Kidney and madder troubles. Honey and Tar. There is nothing else cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all J..D. KIMBALL, as gonri." sola by K. H. Heers The topic for the Endeavor meeting, Mrs William Fraser of Leydenstone stomach troubles. S. J. Parks, Trum PRICE 50c aad $1.00. &"just & FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANP EMBALMER, Co., Newtown; Betts San 'is an B. B. 12-- Belts, March 15, is "Lessons from the Ser suffering from affection of the hull: A. Blakeman. Botsford: Telephone Woodbury. Ot. dy Hook; A. B. Blakcman, Bots- mon on the Mount." heart. Hawlev & Co.. Stepney: W. N. Hurd, STEPHE N B. CHURCH Seymour, Conn. ford. Long Hill; Betts & ileus, sanay hook; Mass. w. & Branch Store, 38 South Market'St., Boston, The White M. hseacn, Monroe, ueenier, Canfield 68-pa- ge EVERY CHURCH or Wing Poultry Farm, j. Terrill, Send for catalogue stating your wants. institution sup- Nichols, have made with Brookheld, R. II. Beers & Co', JNew ported by voluntary contributions will arrangements NEW HAVEN COUNTY. town. Corner Drug Store, North Woodbury be a liberal of the the Cornell Incubator Mfg. (Jo. to han- given quantity Think twice and thrice. Are risking & Martinez Pure Paints dle their goods and will sell the same yu dol- Longman SOUTH BRITAIN. OUR READERS CAN MAKE MONEY the loss of health and life to save a few First Yon Want An whenever they paint. Note: Have at factory prices. The Cornell incuba- lars? Are you allowing a matter of dollars and done so for twenty-seve- n years. Sales: tors won the cents to prevail over one of "good sound horse iERMOTOR of of gold medal,highest award NEWS IN BRIEF. Distributing the products of a large sense?" You know that good health is the Tens millions gallons; painted Pan-Americ- con- at When in their own greatest of treasures. If you are ailing with it: sab nearly two million houses under guar- exposition. and W. manufacturing company sult your doctor. Then bring your prescript Then what goes Towers, tanks, towers, antee to if not you buy an incubator buy a Cornell. Frank Seeley, Willis Piatt town, whose goods have had steady ion nere we oo tne rest ana ao it wen, too. saws, cutters, corn shelters, pumps 150 repaint satisfactory. were 25 because we have everything that's best in grinders, The wears for periods up to is and re- E. Mitchell. in New Haven, last sale for years wholly by local agents cylinders, the best pipe made, rubber belting paint It the latest best and gives who earn rrom drugs and medicines. styles, ForYour Real Estate or Business uhteen years. Linseed Oil must be sults. refunded if not as week, on jury duty. (men and women) $oou and many other things. Erecting for the same. added to the paint. (done in two Money rep to $1200 a year each, many of them "OIL" that runs in cold weather. Anywhere in New England. Send minutes.) Actual cost then about resented. It produces the healthiest Daniel Laughlin, who drives the having been with the company from CUT YOUR OWN full at once. City, coun- .2o a gallon. free. Sola by and most vigorous chicks ever obtained Grand Union Tea Co.'s team, makes its start. It requires no capital. For description Samples -- C. K. our agents. Watts & Cogswell, Wash by artificial incubation. Britain full particulars send a self addressed BEEF BONES and seashore. AMIDON regular through South to-da- y B. try ington Depot; Taylor, uurtis & uo., trips stamped envelope to A. Lea W. CURTISS, Agent, Boston. and and carries all (F-6- &SON, 45 Milk, St., Sandy Hook; C. M. Beach, New Mil- - Southbury vicinity, Wade, General Agent, 2 Roxbury, For Your Chickens with Conn. ford. the best goods. Save your orders un Mass. one of our BONE CUTTERS. Nichols, PLATTSVILLE. til he comes. P. O. R. F. D. No. 4, Bridgeport, Conn. The Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co., Th at Hew Milford, (Still River) Conn., RECORD OF THE THERMOMETER. John Range of Pennsylvania was Foley's Kidney Cure Catering. now to be their last of his brother-- , Rev O. blmdder F. Hitchcock We make a specialty expect shortly running Following is a record of the ther- guest, week, makes kidneys aad right. Woodbury, Conn., of First Class Catering for Wedding ami all silex mill, which they were unfortu- J. Range kinds of Dartles. Ulve us your order and we nate in losing by lire, a year ago. They mometer for tbe month of February and guarantee satisfaction In every respect. now 7 Spectacles Eyeglasses 221-- 4. are to receive shipments of taken at o'clock a. m. and Joel A. Beard was out of town a few Telephone call ready kept by - quartz or silica, and parties having C. L. Booth: 1, 32 2, 36; days, last week, on business. la gold, gold filled, steel and nickel plat- such on thfcix above; 3, 34; & deposits property may 5, 33: 6, 24; 7, 24; 8, "LOVEY MARY," etc. JNew Erdmann Company, submit samples with prices F. O. B. 4, 40; 26; 9, 30; 10, 27; Burton Bradley is critically ill, ed; opera glasses, reading glasses, goods at the Bakers, Still River from could load 11, 32; 12, 44; 13, 32; 14, 31; 15, 28; 16, 32; Bethel point they Mrs H. is Ha Ready February 28th, by the author of "Mrs Wlggs right Fountain Place, Bethel, Conn. cars at. They will also consume about 17, 17; 18, 1 below; 19, 2 above; 20, 4; 21, David Judson in J(ew price. ot wood sea- ven Mrs of the Cabbage Patch." Get It at two cords two loot daily, 2; 22, 27; 23, 18; 24, 28; 25, 18; 26, 20; 27, with her sister, David Free soned or unseosonep, both hard and some HENRY C. CARL BADER, 24; 28, 49. man, where she expects to spend Main REID, soft or mixed. It may be delivered by time. Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Street, Bridgeport. (Successor to John Reld,) WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET the wagon load or carlord at their Main above naned plant, with prices. The NOTES FROM HOYDEN'S HILL. Mr and Mrs A. D. Munson and Jeweler, 952 Street, Bridgeport. Washington Depot. Wood New Bridgeport Finishing Co., Mr and Mrs Stephen Barramore of Charles A. Bradley went to Stratford At full line of meats always on hand. Game Milford, Conn. on in th season. Meats alwaysof primequality. Black Rock called friends in town, last week, to attend the funeral of Da A $1.00 Worth for 50 Cents, anu prices reasnnaDie. recently. vid Judson. xTiriTAT AC TTCTMV Buyer and Miss of STAR RESTAURANT I Ethel Wisner and Miss Millie Willis Fowler will have charge of The Curtis Brand Emulsion of CASTOR A France are taking music lessons of George Mitchell's farm, the coming Fairfield Ct. Cod Oil. jt Ave., Bridgeport, For Infants and Children. Miss Emma Jennings. year, taking possession about April Liver RAW FURS AND SKINS, The best dinner In the city for 25 cunts. You Have Most people sell this preparation for $1, the same size bottle. No emulsion can be The Kind Always Bought Mrs Leroy Clark visited her Mr and Mrs S. B. Averill are now at 'better 3767-377- Hreak fast 2f; Supper 25c. 20 meals $4. recently uou luiver un re in wui us wnsimg uiaaw, oiTOmiWTr iui yuruyiug tne Dioou ana a tonic 3 Main StreetT v, Bridgeport, Entirely refitted. Under new management sister in Milford. Susquehannah, Fla., where they are en in nervous and mental debility. If you want to gain flesh try this emulsion. Bears tha as Price List on Mr and Mrs E. B. Sherwood joying the summer weather. application. STAR RESTAURANT COMPANY Signature of and L. L. F. CURTIS, TgIYHGS?lrMain St., Cor. Elm, B'p't. Ordercooklnga specialty. A. Jennings attended the funeral of Mr Rolls ton, who has had the care of r

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.

Town hall. Mrs CarolinelBriscoe, Mrs The Newtown Bee. Evans' mother, will go with them." CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED Is ch What with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they Pubmhhkd By the seat of the disease. Catarrh is BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Ill a blood or constitutional disease, and in order THE to cure it vou must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur-- ? iaces. tiaii s catarrh cure is not a quacK Satisfaction AMJSDN P. SMITH. medicine. It was prescribed by one of the READ IT THROUGH. ANI RlIT"H ranFor Infants and Children. best physicians in this country for years, and The i8 the best au 'rv RIPB."T Century Dictionary Is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best : "Satisfaction The state of being satisfied; a grati- blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous TWOPLD SPOIL THIS STORY TO TELL IT thority ARTHUR J. .SMITH. The Kind You Have surfaces. The perfect combination of the two IN THE HEADLINES. fied or'coutented or state of mind; resulting ingredients is what produces such wonderful feeling tranquility Sbohktaky, Thkasitrfr results in curing catarrh. Sena tor testimon- from This the AND BUNINK-- MANAIim. ials, free. gratified desire; content; gratification." puts .1. of- IB SI v. uitKtY t uo., Frops., Toieao, u. answer in a nutshell. Guaranteed." How I I all 75c. To use an century ''Satisfaction Always Bought tySold by Druggists. eighteenth phrase, ! Preparalionfor As- Hall's Family Pills are the best. this is an "o'er true tale." Having ten we hear that and how is it carried into execution HENRY M. Agefable a rarely SMITH, the Food andReguIa-tin- g happened in small Virginia town in sat- Vice Prksidknt similating or a The of money for goods that are unworthy is not afi the Stomachs andBowels of I of who the winter 1902, it is story very returning GRNERAI, A13JJT. Bears the Raymond Northrop Shelton, much of the present. Up to a short isfaction; it is only justice. It does not repay you for your loss Ay has been at home suffering from a car time ago Mrs John E. Harmon of Melfa had no of time and your trouble. It does not bring a contented state tf" ' buncle, has returned to his work in Station, Va., personal V1 fWJl.25 a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months, 5( knowledge of the rare curative prop- of mind; it does not Pour CVnts a Signati ire Derby. Rem- bring gratification. Oents for Four Months. C"pj ns erties of Chamberlain's Cough Promotes Digestion.Cheerful-nessandRest.Contai- stores are YJX' edy. "Last January," she says, "my Heal, Satisfaction is secured only in that par- neither S. F. Tilson was in Danbury, Mon baoy tooK a areaarui coia ana at one ticular about the kind of merchandise handle. Price, norMineral. of would have they March day. time I feared she pneumo- time and is r 3 Newtown, Friday, 15, 1903 Srium.Morphine nia, but one of my neighbors told me Quality, Style, must be correct. Our money how had cured her little in what is and the same It is reported that Dr Waite of this remedy spent ascertaining "in vogue" adapting boy, and I began giving it to my baby to needs women of New Milford. 264-3- will the road from soon the of the Telephone call, 2 niaptiraujk-siMviiPtTfyasi- i Dodgingtown pave and it cured her. I heartily all the corner to his house, this spring. thank the manufacturers of Chamber- We strive to give every one the quality, price and service flmfJim lain's Cough Remedy for placing so a cure reach. can- that produces that of mind which results from Rates : of can be great within my I "tranquility grat Advertising AmtS--ft 'Planet, Jr., goods all kinds not recommend it too highly or say too ified to want a What Shall it be? lw lmo 3mo 6 mo year In found The Farmers' & Roof desire. We aim satisfy all whether they Inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 at Supply much in its favor. I hope all who read ' an article one finest we . inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 tt.00 10.00 ing Co., 256 Middle street, Bridgeport. this will try it and be convinced as I sample, costing cent, or the of goods 2 inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Give them a call. was." For sale by R. H. Beers & - Rain Coat or, 3 Inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 liijj'iifflwr & carry- . 4 inches 3.00 6.00 .12.00 18.00 30.00 Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis Co., -4 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 Use W. column A tipa-Yie- n, Sandy Hook; JN.Hurd, ong Hill; -3 for Cons Overcoat, column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.0c perfect Remedy George Reed of Dodgingtown has The E. C. Piatt (Co., A. Spring -2 Hawleyville; column 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea the Michael Keane B. Klakeman.tsotsrora. Both are here full of 4 column 8.00 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-nes- s recently purchased NEW style column 10.00 20.00 40.00 HSO.OO 100.00 place of the administrator, John Behn. full of full of and Loss OF SLEEP. For Over tailoring MORE RIOTS. DEPARTMENT. wearing qualities. Our prices Facsimile of Mrs R. M. Booth returned home x Reading notices, brevier type. 10c line. Signature range from Small nonpareil ads. lc a word per week. from the Brooklyn hospital, last week Disturbances of strikers are not near March 5, and is slowly im ly as grave as an individual disorder of We have on the NEW YORK. 'Years Thursday, loss of opened $5 to $30. Ten f Thirty proving. the system. Overwork, sleep, floor Pages. an 1 hi nervous tension will be followed by second a department of SPRING HATS. utter collapse, unless a reliable remedy 1 Mrs George Sanford and Grace Os is immediately employed. There's borne were in the so to cure Ready-to-We- ar All the new styles are here . EDITORIAL INK DROPS. town, Saturday, nothintr efficient disorders Children's the most guests of Mrs S. C. Glover. of the liver and kidneys as Electric shapes becoming "EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Bitters. It's a wonderful tonic, and Wash Dresses. to your face and build There are many plague spots in rural J Mrs Pratt taught the school in South effective nervine and the greatest all CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW V CITY. down THl Center in the ab around medicine for run systems. $1, $1.50, $2.50, Connecticut where the morals are at .a ram district, Tuesday, It dispels nervousness, rneumatism are made manufacturers who $2, sence of Deputy Sheriff C. B. Johnson and malaria They by $5 low as ns and neuralgia expels misses $3y ebb, the late Rev Mr Hutch! germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction cater to children and exclusively and Mr and Mrs E. M. Miller returned guaranteed by R. H. Beers & Co., New have that touch of and intima But the state of affairs is or peculiar grace style on from a visit at town; vv. n. onerman; ay-l- Saturday Bedford, uawiey, dressmakers . not so much worse than in which is of con- Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; A. W. that few can produce. They neighbor time to evsry purpose under the a social condition deep N. Y. w. cern to all who have welfare of the Twiss, Bethel; JS. jNooieana Aioert are to be had in the new wash fabrics ing cities when we consider the awful heaven: a time to mourn, the Kvitts. New Miirord: Jonnery Bros., and a time to dance," among the rest. country at heart. Seven-tenth- s of one Violence in its worst form broke out Georgetown: Alle.i Joyce. Roxbury ages four tofourteen ranging in price happenings 'In Waterbury. It does would be and incon divorced person in everyl 100 married anew in as a Station; George u. U'ueii, uornwaii from 25 cents to several dollars. It incongruous Waterbury,Sunday night, R. F. West not behoove the city journals to hurl venient to celebrate the fourth of July persons may not seem very serious, but result of the high feeling in connection Bridge; Smith, Cornwall, at Christmas, and Christmas on the that depends upon the point of view with the strike of the motormen and druggists. . stones so freely at their country neigh- fourth of July. It would seem out of It takes but a little leaven of some conductors of the Connecticut Railway bors. The excellent Waterbury Amer- place to proclaim a.fast on the anniver- kinds to leaven the whole lump. If and Lighting company. This time DEATH RATE DECREASING. of a does not one in 100 in the county murder ican, we venture, is not at all proud sary great festival. It person every resulted, and Supernunmerary seem entirely fitting to organize social should have the smallpox-- it would bea Policeman Paul Mendlesohn was the The 1900 census shows a decrease of of 10 Der rate. of the reputation the Brass City for to on very serious state of affairs, as to sani victim. John W non-unio- n cent in the eeneral death functions,and keep right playing Chambers.a -- And.so'if we take the The decline in consumption is more good order, just now. How is it, Edi whist and dancing during the tarv conditions. motorman, was;in jured, but not serious marked than any other disease. Many most solemn penitential season of the extreme ground as to marriage, which ly, and his conductor, George Webern causes are attributed, but it is safe to torChapin? Church's year. If Lent means any admits of no divorce except on dorfer, was pounded almost into in say that Dr King's New Discovery for - self-denia- consumntion. and colds is re thing it must mean l, and a Scriptural .terms, and with no .right sensibility. coughs m r -- snonsible for the decline, to a large x Do You kindly consideration forothers. O. to remarry, at least while both parties v extent. a life has been saved TOWN TOPICS becomes THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET. Many by ; are living, then the matter its use. There is nothing anywhere to coun one of vital importance the Wholesale Quotations Fuhnished by Buck just as good for lung and tnroat TRINITY CHURCH. LADIES ORGANIZE A LITERARY try, not only in a social but in a moral lAHLINO, BRIDGEPORT. troubles. It's positively guaranteed by A ' R. H. Beers & Tay- Wnt SOCIETY sense. Butter, choice creamcrv orints 28a30c (Jo., JNewtown; lor. & B. but a condition creamery tubs 25aS8, choice dairy 22a25. fair to Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; has no equal at the price, and BISHOP BREWSTER AT TRINITY. These statistics indicate gooo. laazuc. common Juio; cneese, factory Hawlev. Sherman; A. W. Twiss, AT THE RESIDENCE OF SIRS GEORGE do causes of a eggs, iresti near-o- y 24a W. few $5.00 shoes are as good. It Brewster will visit but fnot reveal the the ai, airy mai; 13al4 Bethel; N. Noble and Albert Evitts, Position ? Bishop Trinity chickens, alive Halo; fowls, alive New retains its on March ON TUESDAY. evil which we must study from a dif calves 6alic: pies 9al0: hoes 7a8: potatoes 70c Milford; Connery Bros., George Fits. It Wears. It parish Wednesday afternoon, onions, red 5ua65 bu, white $la$2.00. yellow town; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; WE 18, at 3 p. m. He will and ad ferent standpoint. anavs; cauoages, voai ddi; zoaauc du until it is' worn out Come preach A number of Newtown ladies met at doz. turnips 1.75a2.00 George D. U'Deu, uornwaii Bridge; shape of celery, bchs.. 50al.00; dried peas and us feet and minister the rite confirmation. the home of Mrs after- beans, marrow 2 tt5a2.90, pea 2.5ba2.75; honey t. smitn, west uornwaii, druggists, here let FIT your George.Tuesday DODGINGTOWN. 12al5 1b; apples. Baldwins 1.2ial,75, greenings Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. can C.nnot Sipply noon, to consider the plan of forming l.uuai.au; walnuts, z.uuaz.au. get that "gratification" which only "Queen Quality" give. HAWLEYVILLE CHAPEL. talk- The Demand. a ladies' literary society. After PERSONAL CHAT. Rev J. II. George will preach at the the over some time the THE STOflACH IS THE MAN. Four Students Placed ing subject A. Wood has been ill FSeS.or Oxfords, $2.50. Hawleyville Chanel on Friday night at foundation of the society was laid. Laurin quite Boots, $3.00. Weekly i.au ociock. - Mrs was of Mr and Mrs Granville enter A weak stomach weakens the man George appointed president Ferry because it cannot transform the food We Sole of - For the past month. the society. A committee was chosen, tained the Musical and Social club, he eats into nourishment. Health Have Right Sale, Rev George W. Davenport of St consistirg of Mrs George, Mrs C. S. Friday evening. and strength cannot be restored to any James' at ( man or weaK woman nrst church, Danbury, preached Piatt and Mrs S. F. H. Hewit, to make Miss' Elsie with fDl sick witnouc We Teach Trinity church, Thursday in andt leaders for Ferry passed Sunday I restoring health and strength to the right, out program appoint her Mr and Mrs Granville J A weak stomacn cannot di the course of Lenten services. The of parents, saves cooKstimd stomach. THEC Business! the coming meeting. study Ferry. gest enough food to feed the tissues Rev J. H. George will next Florence its art, artists and sculptors, andrevive-th-e tired and run down To meet the demand for our preach Miss Carrie Mansfield of limbs and of the Kodol week Thursday night in St James besides descriptions of its palaces and Bridgeport IF IT'S organs body. graduates we continue and other has been the recent guest of her aunt. DvsneDSia cure cleanses, purifies. church, Derby. public buildings interesting sweetens and the glands features will take up a number of the Mrs George E. Reed. strengthens Free Ccmmvita-tio-n There will be a of the Junior Groceries and membranes or tne stomacn, and meeting meetings. The study of other interest- Mrs Chatman of has been cures indigestion, and all Auxiliary on Saturday afternoon at Bridgeport YOU WANT dyspepsia ing cities will follow, including Rome, the recent guest of A. E. Bevans. - stomach troubles. S.J. .Parks, Trum To new 2.30 o'clock at the Rectory. Milan and others. students from outside "Venice, Naples, 25 of Miss Car Come to this store and are sure & Co., W. N. 28 St.. New Milford. of if this la of The first will be held the About of the friends you Hawley Stepney; Hurd, Bank City, "ad" present, T,he regular meeting th3f)man's meeting rie met home of her to the BEST. Long Hill;Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook ed. will next week first the close of Mansfield at the get Everything M. W. McCall's Patterns 10c and 15c. Fashion Sheets. Auxiliary beheld Wednesday following even Fresh and the Prices are such as to Beacn, Monroe, J. Beenier,, April afternoon. Lent. A notice will be in aunt, Mrs G. E. Reed, Saturday Brookfield, R. H. Beers & Co-- New WW Thursday published and Miss Mansfield a the most economical The Bee later. It is desired that all ing, gave very please buyers, town. There will be the administration of pleasant surprise. the Communion on morn ladies whoare interested in the study STILLMAN Holy Sunday science and D D 1 C The Leading WAKEFUL CHILDREN. ing at 10 a. m. of art, literary topics, M f Grocer. events will this Ladies' ICE CREAM, COFFEE, WAFERS join Literary Newtown, Conn. old College, Rev J. H. George has received word Society without further invitation. For a long time the two year - Dear Friends: We a of Mr 59 397-30- 3 Main St., of the death of C. H. Glens, senior expect pleasant child P. L. McPherson, N. warden of St John's day, Saturday, and are very anxious to An Elegant and Upto-Dat- e Tenth street, Harrisburg, Pa., would Conn. church, Salisbury SOCIAL TOPICS, NO. 6. come to the sleep but two or three hours in the Danbury, where he was formerly rector. have everyone Congrega Line Of of which made it tiohal church who can early part the night, . Calls Welcomed. BY O. O. possibly get very hard for her parents. Her mother Catalogues Tuesday evening at 7.30 there will be CONJUGAL CONDITION. We are an stomacn Free... WRIGHT. there. preparing interest LADIES' WASH concluded that tbe child had the usual meeting at the rectory for ing feast, consisting of ice cream.coffee trouble, and gave her half of one of the reading of church history. and and we will serve them in Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver I quote from the census report: "In wafers, GOODS Tablets, which quieted her a way that cannot be to the stomaebjand AN OPEN LETTER. 1900, of the total male popnlation of compared FOR she slept the whole night through. Two the mainland of the United States 15 former serving at such gatherings. boxes of these Tablets have effected a There are 12 of us and we can serve a Shirt Waist Patterns and permanent cure and she is now well AND WORTHY THE CAREFUL years and over, 40.2 per cent are single, THOUGHT number. Ice cream and wafers. and strong. For sale by R. II. Beers OF ALL CHRISTIANS. 54.2 per cent are married, 4.6 per cent large Suits. & Newtown: Curtis & The best way to coffee Co., Taylor, get are widowed, three-tenth- s of one per 10c; and wafers, 10c; Saturday Co., Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Long what you want, orio four-tenth- 4 8. & Dear Mr Editor: Under and cent and s of one afternoon, March 14, from to TAYLOR, CURTIS HilJ; The E.U. "latt(Jo., Hawleyville; rid of what "Note, divorced, A. B. Botsford. get you Sugar Comment" in the Courantof February per cent are'unknown Thecorrespond-in- g Yours truly, CO, Blakeman, don't want, Is to use 28, 1 found the following, which inter figures for fefnales 15 years of age The Young Men's Class. The Bee's The Brick Store, Sandy Hook FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR advertising Free! ested me very much. "Following the and over are 31.2 per cent single, 56.9 columns. Try the of 11-- 2 cent widow- The auction sale of remainder of : a example President Bradford of the percent married per the Cures and colds. Cures "small" ads ic five-tent- coughs Congregational national council, Pres- ed, of one per cent un- the Mott bankrupt stock took place at bronchitis and asthma. Cures word, one week. 5" Greatest Place croup We will give ident Samuel A. Eliot of the American known, Acomparison of these figures the store, Wednesday morning. The and whooping cough. Cures hoarse- lbs. Granulated Free Unitarian association and Dr I. M shows that the proportion of single is attendance was small. Mrs John ness and bronchial troubles. Cures Sugar with for for bidder. on Earth to trade. pneumonia and la grippe. Sold by Anwood, general superintendent of much smaller females than Blackman, being the highest & for most of Every saves money. R. H. Beers Co., Newtown; Betts the following order for goods the Universalists, have issued Lenten males, but that the proportions secured the articles. purchase you & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake- married, widowed, and divorced are Watch for prices. ,.. Botsford. to : pastorals." H. of man, amounting $1.50 What these are like the much larger among females; especial- Capt John Austin Waterbury Full stock of Fancy Groceries and pastorals who has worked in Bee office a Meats. writer does not know, but the state ly that for widowed." The PNEUflONIA FOLLOWS A COLD 10 lbs. White Sponge Flour, of divorced to mar- number of times, is at the New Haven REilEMBER THE PLACE. 1 ment quoted suggests that they should The proportion package Grandma's Pancake hospital and is doing nicely after an But never follows the use of Flour, .10 be in tjie right spirit, and according to ried, as shown by the returns of the Foley's 1 and Tar. the lb. Best Rice, .10 the wisdom. ..The census of 1900,is somewhat than operation performed about two weeks Honey It stops cough, 1 highest practical larger and lb. Large California Prunes, .09 ago for the removal of a cataract from The Boston Grocery Store, heals and strengthens the lungs 1 observance of Lent dates back to an the based u,pon similar data from Best 1 proportion affords perfect security an attack package Seeded Raisins, of nis left eye. The operation was en Fountain Place, Bethel. 1 package Cleaned Currants, .12 early period in the undivided Church or 1890; that is, the number persons of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. seven-tenth- successful. He was one of Sold H. Beers & Co., 1 lb. Lard, .12 is not a mere in 1900 as divorced represents s tirely the by R. Newtown; It arbitrary arrange dealers in books Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. H lb. package Black or Mixed ment; nor a vain superstition. But of one per cent of the whole leading newspapers, Botsford. Tea. and periodicals in New Haven for Blue Ribbon aVXeos,5 Blakeman, lb. Finest Mocha and Java after the custom of the ancient Church number of persons reported in the Coffee. Coffee, .17 as as five-tent- years just prior to the Civil War. Brand h?$ the law of fasting is Scriptural, reason same census married, against pound. We want every one of our Coffee cus- 1 lb. Pearl .08 Austin served Tapioca, able "and to all Christians of of one percent according to the Capt in the Civil War tomers to give this famous blend a trial: they 1 Large Box Matches, .05 helpful in an Illinois He was mus- won't regret it. every name who use it in the census retuns of 1890. This increased regiment. $1.50 right tered in 13, 1861, and was spirit with understanding. proportion of divorced to married is June pro STEPHEN FRENCH, Yes, n moted to be and This being true how much better it common to all elements of the popula-tio- lieutenant afterward Stepney Depot, Ct. This offer will bold good un- would be in every way if all the in 1900, and, as in 1900, the largest captain. would follow is found the til next March 6. This churches the custom proportion among negro Thomas of the Boulevard We Have Friday, which The of divorced Cavanaugh prevails with the greater part population. proportion has sold his tobacco to J. Stuar Just Arrived! of is for females crop is a chance to get something Christendom! If there is any fitness to married larger than of New Milford. Our new patterns of Spring in males in as was in 1890, but Halpine Ginghams. Most time to think about buying commemorating any great event in for 1900, it Garden Our new stock has arrived. for Don't miss it. re- your Sed. nothing. the history of the world there certain how much is due to a more correct The adjourned meeting of the Libra We can Ut your feet to shoes. Our stock of all women Groceries lis complete. Trade with us and Carriages, ly is appropriateness in the Lenten turn on the part of can not be ry association will be held on the 23d save money. Top fast. If it is good for us to enter into stated. These proportions, relatively at 7.30 p. m. . . g and Wm. J. Piatt & Co., the merry-makin- of Christmastide considered, show that divorce is increa- ALLEN JOYCE, kinds Leather and to observe the great glad festival sing rather than decreasing, but the B. D. Beardsley has sold his Durham Roxbury Station Ct. Cor Park Ave. and Olive St., of Easter; it is surely worth while to extent to which it has increased during oxen to Marshall D. Sanford of Red Rubber Pi- heed lessons of ten can not be deter- Tops; BRIDGEPORT, CT. the moral the tenapta the jears ding. J. J. MACK, tion, suffering, and death of Jesus mined from the census returns." Photograph Studio, Christ, which give the deepest It maybe of interst to know that of Austin L. Botsford and Robert J41 Stratford Ave., IIkidoeport. ano, Corning, or signifi on Just across Lower Bridge. cance to all the seasons of the Christian 454,294 males in Connecticut, in 1900, Clark are jury duty in the Civil court at Danbury. Full Size Cabinets, $2.50 per dozen. Vi size I Am Now year. 249,548 were reported as single, 170,660 Superior Cabiuets S1.25 per doz. Pictures of all kinds Stanhope Bodies. Prepared to grind corn on the cob and should not all Christians as 16,301 as widowed, 1,057 as taken and enlarged. all other kinds of for feed. I Why keep married, Sheriff C. B. Johnson is on grain also in line with the sacred and divorced, and 668 as and of Deputy have on hand Gluten Feed, Hominy Meal, history uhknown; court duty in Danbury, for the March us tor cat- Mixed Mid- traditions of the in the 424,126 were Write Wheat, Feed, Wheat Bran, Church, harmony females,238,453 single, term of the Civil Superior court. dlings, Victor Corn and Oats Feed, etc. with the great natural law of associa- 173,524 married, 40,387 widowed, 1,459 I also sell the B. M. C. Best Bread flour tion, and in sympathy with each other divorced, and 303 condition unknown. It is said that Mrs Edward Murray alogue. in bbls. and sacks and will intake a low to on all the Give me a call By so doing, even though we may not Statistics aim only give certain is to return to her farm, this spring. price goods. of if you want to save money in buying. - be able to in all things we facts; and in this matter marriage She has been passing the winter in cease divorce fail to should at least to disturb and and confessedly furnish Danbury. ii a3sse3x ou w am ine ucst anu cueapesi. auu eas- hinder one another diverse and con the data we want. Indeed, it would iest running Horse Power you ever used, try by the Keystone: also Keystone Cutters and R. flicting usages. be well nigh impossible to get reliable David Evans of Taunton will move Wood Saws. The Page Fence stops and holds R. HATCH & SONS, H. Stone's, from a chicken to a buffalo; I am The in Writ "To information in a multitude of cases. At to this week, into Dr Barber's everything O. Ct. preacher Holy says: Bethel, agent for B. Enquire of E. Oonkrlte, New Conn. Southbury, everything there is a season, and a best the figures given simply indicate house on Main street, opposite th Gaylordsville, Conn. Fairfield, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903. 6

a few at Mortar New Milford and after days' stay Samp We Are Offering to the People of The Newtown Bee Rock in Fairfield. Vicinity the Finest Line of mvTHEC,H.(fi ffirpMTrlT ICM5 MERRYALL NOTES. A Reminder of CIRCULATION : r iiiiu Mrs W. H. Hartwell has been teach- Box mr ing the school, this week. Writing Paper " 1883. 00 And St8k.tion.ery Goods January 1, 1L lU ILj There was a dance at William Swift's, last week. school we a as- Spring. Ever shown in the town. For the children have big Last week, 4300 children sortment of and pens, etc. 28 Bsxnk St.. New Milford. Mrs Florence Squires and If these bright days of sunshine and a little pen pencil pads, pencils, went to with Mrs Austin warmth are not sufficient to convince you that spring is at hand, then a glimpse Danbury arouses and spent several days. of the new spring merchandise that greets your eye at every turn and Amateur Photograph, Supplies Ten Pages. enthusiasm and admiration will certainly yield ample proof. Messrs of Let this store be for to come when all that is and Machines and Records a Isaac and Asa Hawley your headquarters days Talking Specialty. were at W. D. Stone's the new, all that is fashionable, all that is reliable in Dry Goods can be obtained. The do not want to we are for baseball Hawleyville Every day will bring us a little nearer to the beauties of Spring and so with boys forget headquarters fore part of the week. some new and Goods. LITCHFIELD COUNTY this store, every new day will add feature of the beautiful until ere Sporting FIT. Mr and Mrs G. N. Abbott have been long it will blossom out in all the beauties of the New Spring Materials. The new white and colored wash fabrics are surely every indication NEW MILFORD. enjoying the grip. points to the increased popularity of the wash shirt waist suits and here you The first of a shoe is that it shall fit the foot manu- very requisite A four-hors- e team came from find everything that is new and correct for the making of such. The P. M. CASSEDY, Bull's no are THE TRANKAUS STATUE MONUMENT. with absolute not with no waste in facturers have spared pains to bring out styles that distinctly original accuracy closely but tightly Bridge, Sunday afternoon, the rain, and specially adapted for this purpose. For a real swell shirt waist suit, we Postoffice Block, New Milford, Conn. Karall Trankaus, proprietor of the with no and moved Mr Taylor, the blacksmith are showing a line of fancy silks in all the best colorings in suit lengths with space, yet pressure. ail-sil- k New Milford bakery, has recently that has occupied W. D. Stone's ten- no duplicates; also a few patterns in an that will wash, 24 in. wide, his ement house two weeks. 12 yd patterns, at $1 per yard. These silks came from the factory and were caused to be erected upon family the past first time for our selection and are new. in Catholic in New opened the decidedly plot the cemetery William Swift and son are moving Milford one of the most artistic mon to Kent, expecting to drive teams for TAFFETA SILKS. Running uments in Litchfield county. The Hendrix Brothers. work represents a vast amount of labor There has been a decided improvement in this most popular silk within and a large outlay of money. The 'uglify the last year or two. Previous to that time, while all ladies admired the silks, SATURDAY'S TOWN MEETING. consists of three heavy pieces they could not make them up with any certainty that it would be only labor Fast or Slow pedestal To-da- y lost. we sell a Taffeta Silk with a on of stone, the bottom stone being of At the town meeting, Saturday, you guarantee printed every Charles M. Beach was chosen modera- yard, that it will not crack. You, are now assured. In the black we show Is an indication that your granite, the remaining two pieces of Is the one shoe for women which is made so that it fits the foot, three grades, or rather widths, and so priced that they are becoming very pop- CLOCK IN American marble. A full life-siz- e tor. The question of the improve- ular at 75c a the 22-in- ch Bartholdi at $1 and $1.25 WATCH or should be set right (PUT as a Paris-mad- e fits the hand. yard, per yard. an just glove ments on the interior of the Town hall ORDER) by expert repairer. much was a was When FAILS to serve the pur- Have you noticed that but few other other shoes talk discussed and committee your timepiece of B. for which it was INTENDED, never hope to about fit ? about and and "form" appointed, consisting J. Merwin, pose They talk "style" "beauty" J. Le Buck and Frank E. correct the error moving the regulator, it is Roy Rowe, by and other that mean But little about to consider the matter of and positive proof that It is out of order. Consult things nothing. they say expense "FIT." 'Queen Quality' fits because it is an entirely different report at an adjourned meeting. W. Q. the adds dollars to the week, Barton, construction, which.by way, many NOTES FROM ALL SAINTS'. Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. C. E. RI DDI l. JEWELER FORD, ly pay-rol- Next week Wednesday night, the The Watch Doctor, But the shoes FIT PERFECTLY. 18th, the preacher will be Rev R. H. Bank New Milford. Gesner, the popular rector of the Street, church at Lime Rock, and one of the We Have Sole Right of Sale. strongest men in the Litchfield Just Blankets Boots, $3.00. Oxfords, $2.50. Jeweler C. E. Riddiford has a new and ? and attractive "adv." in, this week, Received Trousers excellence of emphasizing the his ! watch and clock repairing department, Robes which is presided over by Roy D. CARLOAD It may be that that Winter Hamburg Edgings. Parker. OF You should get in Coat and Vest you are wearing has stood the racket good shape Mrs Emil Haefel takes for some of both for Trousers? Aren't a bit Attention is called to the new line of in the prize these, your and are in fine order; but how about the they Hamburg Edgings young and early chickens, having a show where have been own comfort and that of your frayed on the ends and maybe other places they Nainsook and Muslin, iu all widths, with insertions to match. tine brood of thriving chicks. . Carnages, in ana a new We have j horse. We sell all grades and used, bpruce up by coming getting pair In the assortment are matched sets, which we control, which, Miss Sadie Reynolds, teacher of the made to Buggies, the are such as prices your advantage. TRANKAUS STATUE MONU3IENT IN TOE while most are in all Second Hill school, has been on the Top prices to please NEW fascinating, moderately priced. Beadings sick Miss CATjUOLIC CEMETERY, MILFORD, list. Edna Reynolds, her Koad good judges. CONiN., DESIGNED BY ARTHUR H. widths. Medallions in 'unique and rich designs. sister, has substituted for her. wagons, BOTTLES Clothier and Merchant OF NEW PRESTON, CONN. New Laces, with Insertions to match, of Valenciennes, Mrs Isaac Garrison of Litchfield was Runabouts, in town, called thither Tailor, marble statue surmounts the Torchon, Arabian and Venise. Tuesday, by Italian the death of her nephew. Business wagons. Golden, pedestal, the same having been im McCall's Patterns, 10 and 1.5 cents. March Fashion Sheets ported direct from Carrara, Italy, by Achison Brothers of Sherman have nine-to- n are made Schoverling Buiding, New Milford. the well-know- n Ijitchheld county gratis. sold their crop of tobacco to They splendidly Harness. monument dealer, Arthur H. Bolles of J. Stuart Halpine. vehicles and we are able to of- monument is Mail Orders Filled. New Preston. The the Promptly J. Stuart Halpine has bought the of in New Milford and fer them at prices that will finest its kind tobacco crop of Dr J. N. Woodruff of If you are A GREAT VALUE IN reflects much credit upon Mr Bolles as Sherman. a monument The Bes realizes been placed in the church. It was pur- ceased was a member of Wilson lodge, please. looking for anything in the way design. William Marsh is the fact that works of art placed in chased of Taylor & Gregory of Shelton, K. of H. Two brothers and two sisters building a barn for of a come in for E. A. Henderson on Grove street. Harness, here, our cemeteries ao mucn towarus and is an elegant service. survive him: Munson Fairchild and We are also offering a big we can show a line in them attractive and add Laura H., wife of William G. "You will find that race great WORKING SHIRTS making A Mr Depew is scouring the moun Lathrop the Italian and reasonable line of SHOES beauty to the places held dear by the tains in this for of New Milford,and Harmon Fairchild in this country will make faster strides Light Driving, Medium and vicinity hoop poles. of and Hattie widow of in FOR MEN. townspeople. He has a number of men working for Sharon, J., prosperity than any other race we and HORSE BLANKETS. Heavy Team Harness, and our George E. Starr, of Bethel. Meriden have with us. him, and has one They have a peculiar ! MASS OF TOBACCO GROWERS. already shipped Prices are based on a small We this a value in Men's MEETING Morning Record. knack of making money and keeping very are offering, week, splendid working n Editor of The Bee: I attended a what they get. Twenty-fiv- e "-gi- of 50c shirt. is made to and from an attractive four of work years pront. Shirts at the It wear, large meeting of the tobacco growers After days hard. moving IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. from now you will find many rich Ital- D A. A M flswvtli a six-to- n of on a pattern. This is only one of the many bargains in men's wearables. of this vicinity at the Capitol building, piece machinery, sled, St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., con ians in America." Attorney F. X. Bennitt 9. mass from the railroad station to a point Street, Come in and talk the Clothing question over with us. Hartford, March Another ferred the third degree on one candi- Richmond in Waterbury Republican. of the Housatonic Valley near the power house, George Beebe New Ct. meeting date, Tuesday night. Henry Donnelly, who has had an at- Milford, Staub & Mallett, growers is to be held in the Town hall, has concluded that good sleighing is Several local Odd Fellows went to tack of the grip, is able to around Main & New Milford, on Monday next at 1 p. over for this year. get Cor. Church Sta., Great Barrington, Mass., Tuesday again. m., when speakers that attended this C. J. Carey and wife have been visit New - - Conn. & to ex- night, when Progressive lodge, I. O. O, One of New Milford!s Milford, THOMAS, meeting. Monday, will be there ing friends in New York for a few days. young married LaHAIT of a united F., of Danbury,' worked the second men had an the NEW MILFORD, CONN, plain the problem action, Henry Cruse, one of the proprietors of returned amusing experience, to assist the poor growers. I suggest the has taken Mr degree. They by special other night. On his way home, a child The More creamery, Carey's train. ran to ed to the New England Homestead place while he is absent. up meet him and greeted him man that notice of this meeting be State Commander Johnson of the with a "Halloa, Papa." Stooping down Customers sent to you, which they may do, and K. O. T. M. is expected to visit Meti-chiwa- n to pick the little girl up and kiss it, as W. HOYT COMPANY, CIVIL WAR VETERAN WITH EXCEL We have the better we THE JOHN for fear It may not reach you in tent some time during March. is usually his custom, he was astonish- Special LENT RECORD. e we (Incorporated,) Please a ed to find was a little colored child-Georg- can do for all. For that reason 13-- 4 time I write you. give it it Arcade NEW MILFORD, CONN. Telephone H. of oldest Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, I. O serve all baurgadn. Building, conspicuous notice so that your readers Albert Fairchild,one the Bassett do our best to classes, of O. F., conferred the third degree on has tue grip. tw,1i-- c in nil kinds of Furniture, Bedding:, etc., etc Pictures, Frames will be sure and see it. Something residents Meriden, died at his home, whether they are blessed with big Limited Pure Fruit three candidates at their meeting, last wRev Mr time, and Art Goods, Picture Framing. Undertaking and Embalming must be done to counteract the absorb- 21 Queen street, Saturday evening at Draper has received word or modest ones. 71 evening. his is purses Jams, glass jars 10c, 3 for 25c. ing of the tobacco interests by the 6.40, aged years. His death might that mother seriously ill. American Tobacco and this be attributed to a bicycle accident Watch Early June Peas, sweet and fine Assortment of Co., plan NORTHVILLE HAPPENINGS. miss unopourian was able to come Our SeJe A Fine if a majority join, will do the business three years ago, when he was run over up, 1 and attend to her as silk, 10c can, 3 for 25c. re Hiram Peck has rented the house nday, sight has been going on for a long time, Great Reductions and yield the farmer a good percentage by a iwheel, causing injuries that singing class; also to lessons. Better now as - Will and will take give fifty-tw- o weeks in :the buy they'll go & Co.'s for his above what are get- sulted in kidney trouble. Mr Fair- occupied by Keegan past year, All WALLACE crop they 1. The and In the Prices of now or will hereafter. Respect child was a carpenter by trade and for possession April cantata, "Penitence,Pardn and we guarantee to sell any grade quick. ting is to be I Most Excellent W. O. years, until he was obliged to up visited Cornwall on Peace," given shortly after of watches as as can be fully yours, Corning. give George Roebling Easter. cheap Chocolates and Bon Bons. work, was employed at Manning, Bow Saturday in the interests of the Tren- bought in any large city, and what e Crack-a-Jac- Farmers Trading Winter Robes THE LOCAL, COURTS. man & Co.'s factory. Mr Faircbild ton Pottery Co., who employ him as 'The k Minstrels" will proves this claim is customers come was born in New Milford, June 27, of mine in Merry-al- l. be at Town Licensed Judge Gideon Welch of the Court of superintendent the the hall, next Tuesday in our store and Company. 1831, and came to Meriden in Septem- and W. N. Pharmacist. Common Pleas held court in town, night. New Milford, Conn. Noble, The case of the town of New ber, 1866, securing a position as a car- Price Our Watches. Tuesday. & Carr Lyon has purchased the build- Mr Oviatt, organist at the Congrega Blankets. On Bank St. New nilford. Milford vs. Isaac which was penter with the Lyon Billard Co., Free Delivery. Ttliphone Northrop, in their until ing known as the Academy from the tional church, has resigned his posi but are not ready to buy, but later to have come up for consideration, was remaining employ they Martha estate. to take effect Easter. It will pay you to buy these goods went out of that branch of business. Lyon tion, the customer comes back and the use. reported settled. Attorney Marsh ap and lay aside for next winter's court He then secured a place with George A. S. Buckingham disposed of many Mr and Mrs W. E. Stone have left sale is made. move out to peared before the and. requested TUB I am going to them Carolina case of Lines Senior Gay. When Manning, Bowman & Co. barrels of his tine apples, last week. C. A. Way's house on West street and Yankee wit and thoroughness . - for stock. Popped that the against make way my spring be restored to the docket. This was remoTed from Middletown to Meriden Mrs Abner Lewis sister from Dal-- have begun housekeeping in the Albin have produced the jbest moderate INCW Cflgl&IlCl Rice Flakes. Nickerson of in 1872, he entered their employ, and ton, Mass., is her; also Mrs Ferris place on High street. watches in the world and opposed by Attorney held the until three visiting priced BAKERY West Cornwall. Judge Welch declined position years ago. Bayette of Bridgewater. Dr C. A. Tappen was in Merwins the same Yankee wit and tnor- - I have the Celebrated Osiro-lin- a deceased served in Civil War noma On The the of dis- - Bnl0its in toe nvgats which is far to restore it to the docket. Friday Scott who visited ville, Friday, to attend several his has taught us how to aSfiSSTStSSL to sera Frank Popped Rice Flakes, superior - and was discharged with a remarkably Buckingham, here, oughness up iparea - Evitts, to the Cook's Flake Rice. He invites all to Judge Welch will hold court in Win- has returned to patients. of them to our customers, and a bii- New Milford. - tine war record, through which he re- recently, Chelan, pose in ue Railroad St., call at his new and well filled store and get a sted to try the case of John J. Hart- CUStO-- 1 iS&TSS?:old bake shop on Main street. The best and ceived a of $30. Wash., where he has been a resident No service was held at the at the same time have our CTadaaof need. sample free, with full directions. They are nett vs. James Wheeler. This is a monthly pension It evening nnmst Ingredients if ourwaa with his fine been conceded one of for 13 years. Methodist church, to mers satisfied. If on doesn't pass your door step In and take delicious maple syrup. case out of the Presidential has that he held Sunday, owing perfectly you home some Dread, pastry and cake and so help growing war records hereabouts. He the rain. the housewife In her work. election of 1900. It appears Hartnett the best Mr Throbb of Trenton was here on are enlisted in Company K, First Iowa was H. D. 1HINE, CHAS. I. LEACH, was hired by Wheeler to furnish horses business. He the guest of George Mrs G. L. Taylor has been called to May 16, 1861, and served until last week. Thinking of Buying Church New Milford. to draw an old coach about in a .polit Cavalry, Roebling, Syracuse, N. Y., by the serious illness Pho-tog- r Street, 15, of four Carlson Meloy, Portrait Artist and ical parade. Hartnett failed to get February 1866,a period years of her brother. A Watch New Milford. and 10 months. He engaged in more Railroad St., his pay and so brought suit in a justice RIVER DISTRICT JOTTINGS. Druggist Noble has a fine line of Call and see what we have and apher court and won his case. than 50 battles and three skirmishes. Dodd. This command was in the fiercest en- Miss L. Kittie Pulver has been ill Wallace & Co.'s choice confections in then see what the' other fellow has Ave. and East St. 'Dorothy box and bulk. where the re- - STUDIO: Cor. Whittlesey We are pleased to announce that we have gagements, and it received honorable with the grip. goods and then buy you get I CT. completed arrangements by which we are DEATH OF DE WITT CRAMER. for at reasonable W-- L NEW niLFORD, made exclusive agents in our town for the new mention bravery. After taking Mrs R. C. Mallory was a visitor, one F. G. Bennett & Son have placed liable goods prices. &3 Dodd" shoe that is now causing so De Witt Cramer, a young man who residence in Mr Fair-chil- d If yon want the largest, sweetest. "Dorothy ! up his Meriden, last Metichiwan very neat and attractive white biir a sensation all over the country. day week, at farm sign, Juiciest, finest flavored Oranges on the -- for has been employed by Liveryman W. a of Merriam Dorothy Dodd" Shoes are remarkable became member letters on a dark background, on their come to us we seU that kind. more than "distinctive beauty" and "faultless L. on afternoon. Albert Smit'i has been so unfortu ket, fur- Keeler, died Monday post, G. A. R. He held the office of block opposite the Railroad station. It Artistic tit" they are built upon specifications re- nate as to lose one of his horses. M. W. nished by a woman who has made a study of His age was 24 years. His mother Quartermaster in the post for several is the work of a local H. D HILL, ! woman's They are a woman s artist, Candy requirements.t in The was at- New Conn. ili. of "i.I.m shoe." All the knowl sides Shelton. funeral years. His first wire was Miss Fannie Treat has returned to Hine. Milford, on Picture and house been ex- - juna jsnignt A choice line of confections always band Framing edge and facilities of this hav. tended on Thursday, Rev Cranston of who died 4, her absent reasonable rt.ea with a virw 10 i.esi me claims ui wre Bridgewater, January school, after being nearly C. A. of New York pass pure, fresh and wholesome at Dorothy Dodd" shoe. Brenton officiating. The burial was 1877. One son was born to them, who three weeks on account of illness. Trowbridge Art Goods. ed at M. W. Hill's. prices. in Northville. died November 16, 1893. In 1880 Mr Sunday The WAY To Go. Fairchild married Adelia Bolster of Mr and Mrs E. A. Henderson and John Hannon, the genial and hus Charles Provino. Robertson's Shoe Store, UAYLUKDBVILLK Just Received, the Finest Contractors and Builders. Winsted, who survives him. The de daughter returned, Monday night, tling paint dealer of Nicholas Square, Line of Bank Street, New Milford, Ot. JH Bank St., New Milford. Grace, only daughter of Mr and Mrs will start an "adv." in next week's ELLSWORTH FENN, Smith Waller, is very ill with grip. Bee. He asks Bee readers to watch CONTRACTOR. AND BUILDER, The UNIQUE out for on var- Ice Dr J. A. Dolan goes to Kent every sharply prices paints, Cream and Washington Depot, Conn. HEATERS ! Steam and Hot oil etc. He proposes to Wall af- nishes, cloths, Lunch, t3rESTiMATES Cheerfully Furnished. Water Heater day on the 8.35 a. m. train, to look And Wall Paper SamplesPaperever shown in HIPp5 cause a among the bones. Is considered by hundreds of users to be the ter some of Dr Barnum's cases. The rustling dry New Milford. Make your WAY to WAY'S Fruit and y. Confectionery. most economical on the market Esti- Old court-Monda-y, THEM A CALL: on and will GIVE con-ract- doctor is so far recovered as to be able Established Furni At a session of the Probate Railroad street, you go mates cheerfully given on large or small WAY after made New Fixtures All Through. An THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., Catalogue on application. Mfd. by to get out of the house. Judge John F. Addis appoint, vour satisfied, having store, uon 1 iorget tne piace: New Ct. your selections from his stock for your Milford, .r. & ed Dr F. E. King as conservator over Block, New Milford, Buii-dek- , Architects A. NORTHROP SONS, A. II. Barlow and a party of friends spring papering. Mygatt's Ct., Contractors, ture House Edward O. Young of Bridgewater. New House. HnAclRl Attention to Silos driven. Esttmsites NEW MILFORD. OONN. are a to the Adirondacks, n Opposite England Satistac-tio- planning trip was guar-dia- furnished in all classes of work, with some time this Verton P. Staub appointed spring. ! and estate of O. A. guaranteed. Etc. IN A NEW HOME over the person New Milford, Ct. filacksmithlng, Wagon Repairing, Nelson. 87 Railroad St., "When to New Mil is to be a en- Florence coming There moving picture I am now located in and EMIL, HAEPEL, tertainment in the church, Wednes- my pleasant conveniently arranged quar W. J. Ward, a wholesale jeweler of & ford to trade call at the restau- and ters in the Bennitt block, opposite the store of the C. H. Booth & Bent Ackley, Hatch Blacksmithing Wagon Repairing, day eyening of Jhis week. New York, was in town, last Saturday. rant of G. H. Railroad St., New Milford. lev Co., where I have the finest and best selected stock of Furniture, Hipp, Mveatt S. Marsh Horseshoeing a Specialty. Wood Work of On Friday evening there will be a Mattresses, etc. , ever shown in New Milford. This week we will not Dr R. Todd, New Milford's popu- Bank for The best way to get to. Prices reasonable and Block, street, your all kinds attended "Men's sociable" in Disbrow Memorial as to but invite all our friends to call and look the lar and skilled veterinarian, has been iXaA a larcro etfvlr of Felt ftnd Rubber Boots: what want, or., to all work guaranteed first class. particularize prices, and lunch. Hot cold lunches you hall. Those who attended the one a new store over. No stairs to climb. we call in see laid up for a week with an attack of also Men's Shoes and Rubbers. Call get or rid of what you long Again say, and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Gloves get P. F. LYNCH, will wish to attend this one the been threatened with and Mittens, variety, low prices. served. Is to use year ago our store and look our line of Furniture over. grip, having largeand Twine. Good low don't want, Railroad Street, New Milford. him- - Tobacco Paper goods, A good entertainment is promised. pneumonia. Dr King attended price. The Bee's advertising Practical Horseshoer. Particular attention a nantc fnr Milhnrn Farm Wagons. columns. the given to horses which interfere or overreach. Mrs E. F. Elsden went to Albany, Bert Booth has a horse very sick Chicago Gluten and Ootton Seed Meal. E. Try Also and balancing colts and gen- Flour. Feed Grain, Groceries, Meats and Gen- A. HENDERSON, "small" ads : ic a tlemen's speedy drivers. Uive me a trial and last week, to see her son, who is ill in with azoturia. Dr R. S. Todd is look- eral Merchandise. We can save you money Successor A. K. be convinced. I am a thorough mechanic HUBERT THOMAS, on to Partridge, word, one week. and always on hand for business. Hand-mad- e a hospital there. ing after it. everything. New Mix.ro Ot. shoes of every description. Funeral Director and Emfoalmer, rd, 6mu Wagon making and repairing shop at IT. A. the energy of Mrs Robert Miss Parthenia Todd, daughter of Hatch & Baggage Transferred. Pianos and Hubbeli's Old Stand on Railroad Street. New Through NEW MILFORD, CONN. Ackley, Marsh, ore moved with special care. Omce as MiKo.-d-, Conn. Kelloeer, a new communion set has Dr R. S. Todd, is ill with the grip. Railroad and Bridge Sta., NewMUford. tofore at P. M. Oaasedy's. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1903. Sunday at Edward Addis'. STUDENT SENT The Newtown Bea Loss of Flesh John E. Capewell of Woodbury was In town on Saturday, the guest of A. HOME. 43 M. Booth. ifi CIRCULATION: When can't eat break- Stephen White has entered the em- URAL ROBINSON LEFT COLLEGE 43 you WRECKED IN HEALTH. Sale o! Mill-En- ds of Ribbons. fast, take Scott's Emulsion. ploy of W. C. Beeman. 43 Invest aaunry 1. 182. 600 Hoffman of McMahon's FRIENDS OF THE YOUNG MAN 43 Why When can't eat bread Manager BELIEVE 2 to 5 yard lengths bought at nearly Half Price. Last week, 4300 you clothing store has received some hand- THAT HE HAD A NARROW ESCAPE S FROM of of some on his window dis- FROM DEATH. AN INTERVIEW WITH yards the best standard Liberty Satin, and' butter, take Scott's compliments MR ROBINSON. 43 Gros-Grai- In Satin Taffeta, Taffeta and n Ribbons. Emulsion. When play of suspenders. 43 The kind of that comes once a Ten you have bargain only year. Pages. Samuel Millington, whose illness was Ural Robinson was a student at a 43 2cts a Yard for 4ct Ribbon. on a milk diet and business re- jzm living noted in last week's Bee, is reported college in Canton, until 43 ! 3cts a Yard for 6ct Ribbon. ant something a little more as failing. cently when he was compelled to give Real Estate 4cts a Yard for 7ct Ribbon. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. his studies and to 43 Mrs H. Willard of up return his home 15cts a Yard for 25ct Ribbon nourishing, take Scott's II. South Main Ohio. was 43 street is ill with the atOsnaburg, This the begin- You are not our ad rice when Sale-Ribbo- grip. taking And so on. We'll match of these ns from WASHINGTON. Emulsion. ning of an illness that brought him 43 any Garwood answering this Question in the Affirmative, our own shelves but at nearly Half more. Merwin's little daughter near to death, as will be seen by the fol- 43 Important A DHAMATIC SUCCESS. To fat must eat has been but are the of Conservative Spec- Some splendid Sash Ribbons in the lot too. get you seriously ill, threatened with lowing interview: 43 you following example All who attended the play, "Nan, fat. Scott's Emulsion is a pneumonia. Dr Barker has been at- "I broke down all of a sudden," says ulators like the the Mascott," felt well repaid, It was tending her. Mr Robinson, "I had headache all the 43 Advance Sale of Neglige Shirts. a fine and were admir- fattener, a s time and wasa nervous wreck. play the parts great great Mrs John Cassidy, a lady 80 years Forthree 43 HITE ana Colored Shirts. ably taken. The house! committee of strength giver. old, is recovering from an attack of months I was under a physician's care Hon Russell the club entertained theRox-bur- y I considerable Sage, You'll pay a third more for any of these stylish Poquasset pneumonia. and, although spent Banker, of New York City, and w people at the pretty home of Mr Those who have lost flesh money for medicines, onins mre in ine season. Mrs nothing helped and Mrs J. I. West, at which impromp- Charles Kellogg isa victim of me. At this time a severe attack of 43 want to increase all body the SOcts for the new white pleated bosom Shirts. Hem- tu speeches were made by Rev Henry grip. rheumatism came on and made me 43 John in not fat. Scott's Wannamaker, stitched white or in black threads. Upson, Eugene Ward, Mr Prindle and issues, only Mrs Everett Marcy has been very helpless. My limbs and hands were 43 flerchant Prince, of Philadelphia, All-ov- er In Madras this same shirt at SOcts. others. emulsion increases them all,N sick with the grip. She is improving swollen and caused me intense pain, 43 could not move 49cts for the under the care of Dr Barker. without suffering ago- 43 Who have invested ia Real Estate and made Fortunes in new openwork linen colored Shirts. You'll FARM CHANGES. bone, flesh, blood and nies and solid food distressed me. The 75cts for this Shirt later. Charles O. who has Avanced Values. pay Some mighty stylish linen Maurice Clark onto H. O. War- Hendricks, been medicines my docter me would col'd Shirts with goes nerve. ill with is gave neat colored figures and stripes. ner's farm below Lanesville. the grip, convalescent. Dr not on 43 For for con- Barker has attended him. stay my stomach, consequently 75cts for $1 and $1.25 White Neglige French Bosom Shirts invalids, I became greatly reduced in flesh and 43 The D. A. R. was was so madras bosom with fine lonsdale cambric body. meeting postpon- valescents, for Carl Smith's young son is quite ill weak I could not leave my bed. 43 consumptives, a. ed from March 10 and will be held on with typhoid-pneumoni- "My mother had great faith in Dr March 14. Miss for" weak for all 43 Saturday afternoon, children, Mrs Thomas is ill with Williams' Pink Pills forJPale People For Sale! For Sale! Sensational Sale Fannie Brown, the to the D. Simpson the and 43 fcfr delegate who need flesh, Scott's grip. suggested that I try them. I of A. R. National Congress will give a re- was agreeably surprised to find that 43 J Enameled Kitchen Ware. port of the doings of the convention. Emulsion is a rich and com- Henry Donnelly has been confined my stomach would retain these pills 43 Farms, Country Residences, to the house for a week with an attack 1 from a A lot Mr and Mrs Edward G. Clark have fortable food, and a natural and soon, saw that was being bene- 43 City Residences, Flat Houses, great Importer. of Austrian of the grip. fited. BOUGHT Ware. The blue and white gone South for a few week's trip or By the time that I had finished Stores popular mottled tonic. the fifth box I was and Building Lots. ware. The prices we've put on the goods is so much or more. Special bargains, this week: Three taking thoroughly 43 Scott's Emulsion for cans fine early June peas, 25c; three cured. My cure was permanent, too, We can show in the above W under the usual that the importer has forbidden our adver- A. C. Titus has an elegant line of bone, 43 you Bargains properties. m the trade mark. glass jars pure fruit jams, 25c. They'll and I have never enjoyed better Send me of which tising samples of wall paper, with prices flesh, blood and nerve. Wil- descriptions any property you Each piece is warranted just the same and bears the go quick at The Farmers' Trading health since being cured by Dr 43 desire to at and will trade ranging from 5c to $3 per roll. Co.'s. liams' Pink Pills." sell, once, I serve you. make that stamps this the best ware in the world. We will send you 43 Miss Anna visited her par- Mr Robinson's address is Rural Free All kinds of Real Estate, regardless of where lo- - For instance 1 Sauce Pan Seabury a free You can Malta or Norka 43 Qt. Lipped 15cts, regular price 27cts. ents over sample. buy Vita No. 1, and c Sunday, last week. Malted oats of Delivery Osnaburg, Ohio, cated, Be sure that this picture for 12c; large package his remakable cure of a 43 Krturn faro paid on nil to 10 Miss Anna L. Brinsmade of in a label is on seven complication purchases nmoumiiig Spring- the form of buckwheat 10c; bars Swift's pure of nervous trouble and acute rheuma- 43 or over niiliin 30 miles Irom New field is a week the of bottle Haven, spending at the Ridge. wrapper every soap, 25c, at The Farmers' Trading verified. Sold or of Emulsion you buy. Co. 's. tism can easily be 43 Bought, Exchanged. Mr and Mrs Charles Hickox from Everything the best here. Mr Robinson suffered from two & 43 c Ohio are preparing to take charge of scon BOWNE, the scientific will causes a nervous disorder and a dis- CHEiMIVTS, Peabody, optician, 43 Deacon Hickox's farm the middle of beat M. W. Hill's jewelry store, New ease of the blood. No other remedy I have some Gilt Edge Stock paying from 5 to the month. 409 Pearl N. Y. 17 22. would have been so well for 43 St., Milford, March to adapted 10 per cent on par value ($100) which I can 1 case as be- 43 The Monday club met at the White 50c and $1 all druggist. his Dr Williams' Pink Pills Strongly cause act both on the blood and 43 Recommend to prospective Purchasers of Good Se- Inn, this week. Mrs Carter read a pa- they curities. per oh "Household Economies." Miss FAIRFIELD COUNTY. on the nerves. It is this that consti- 43 8 secret of Eva Cape by request, read her inter- in the near future. tutes the Dr Williams' dis 13 esting paper upon her summer V. A. Judson is for siios and GREENFIELD HILL. covery and that makes these pills dif Loans trip agent ferent from other medicine. Il Negotiated. J Lead AH Others As Great abroad. seed corn. He says, "Buy ol any ensilage A CARD OF TIIANKS. has been proven that Dr Williams' 4? Mr Rox-bur- y me and save money." Producers. and Mrs Eugene Ward of Royal Whitaker and children wish Pink Pills have cured such diseases as 43 o Crop spent last Friday with Mrs E. G. Miss Julia Judson and Miss Anna to thank the neighbors and friends who locomotor ataxia, paralysis, St Clark. partial 43 Hotchkissof Ansonia have been recent so kindly showed their sympathy in Vitus dance, neuralgia, rheumatism, of Mrs V. A. Judson. 43 c Last week, Wednesday, a fine doe guests their recent bereavement, the loss of a sciatica, nervous headache, the after 43 Hervry B. came 20 Wood- dear wife and mother. effects of the of the within rods.of E. W. It is reported that Bert Atwood has grip, palpitation 43 Hawley, Special Formula ruff's barnyard, toward which it was rented the farm of Mr Main in Fland heart, pale and sallow complexions Real Estate DEERFIELD Broker, going when a dog ran after it sending ers. PERSONALS. and all forms of weakness in either 43 Brands for the needs of it bounding to the woods. Miss Laura A. Dowd nas made an ex- male or female. They are sold by all 43 52 White Street, Danbitry, Conn. prepared expressly tended visit with friends in or direct from Dr Willaims' Mrs Robert Irwin is sick. ROXBURT. Bridgeport. druggists, 43 J each very Medicine N.Y. crop. Mrs William Burr has returned from Co., Schenectady, 43 UST'Branch Office Brookfield Center. Edward Peabody, doctor of refrac- a visit out of town. Price, fifty cents per box; six boxes, tion and graduate optician, will be at MRS AMOS TYRRELL. two dollars and a half. 43 M. W. Hill's New Mil-for- d, Miss Edith Bradley has spent a few jewelry store, A respected friend and neighbor, fc Grade, Reliable March 16 to 22. Examination days with Mrs Eugene Burr on Burr ''; High Mrs Amos died Mrs W. a few free. Tyrrell, Sunday street. with J. Stone for days. evening, February 22, after several Materials Used in Manufacturing Are well months of and was buried on Mrs Clara Wilson of Easton has been F. J. French and Harold Bryant Senator Piatt's residence was open- sickness, in New and en- for" afternoon. The funeral a guest at B. F. Burr's. spent Saturday Haven, Mixed Drill ed, this week, the season. Wednesday Old and Freely. was attended Mr Thomas of New joyed "The Homestead" at the Hy- C. B. Gold will his home on by in the occupy Milford. Rev Mr Humphrey conduct- Mrs Seeley Bibbins lost a very valu- perion evening. Prospect hill for the summer on April ed the services. Friends from New- able cow, last week, from consumption. Will H. Smith of Southford has been 1. were a few his old home. town, Danbury and Morris pres- George Parsells went to Meriden to spending days at FERTILIZERS Mr Halstead has rented the Seccomb ent at the funeral. The flowers were meet and accompany home Master roses NEW FAIRFIELD. place for the summer. Mrs Knowles beautiful; white and pink and George McDermont. Made us Insure Good Start, Promote'and and daughter are traveling abroad. white and pink carnations. A beau- by Miss Sarah Hopkins received a box Dr Holt and are to be in town tiful pillow of white and pink roses, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS. Sustain Growth. family flow- of oranges from her friend, Miss Sarah a Fine for the season. with center made of small white Rev Mr Reese of New Haven ers and the words "Mother at Rest" Banks, who is sojourning in Florida. preach- ed at the Congregational church on of flowers, from the Mr of For Sale purple family. Jones Waterbury has leased Sunday. by Agents. WARREN. the Frank Lockwood farm and moved A CARD. in. He is all ready for business, of There was a church business meeting Write us for Catalogue. TRAVELING THAT TRIES THE SAINTS. We wish to thank friends and neigh- which he will have plenty. and a society meeting at the Congre QOOD2 Snowl has and the re- bors who gational church on Thursday disappeared kindly helped in many ways evening. ! SANDERSON FERTILIZER & cent rain have settled the roads in during the sickness of our mother, NICHOLS. PRINTING places. In many places the frost is Mrs Amos Tyrrell; also to those who R. J. Scudder and Jacob Baker are CHEHICAL coming out and makes traveling bad. helped at the time of death and buri- NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. on the jury at the court in Danbury, CO., al. Mrs Nellie Payne and Mrs Carrie Mrs Ezra Plumb is on the sick list. this week. New Haven, Conn. R. P. Strong with his steam engine Norman. Roxbury Falls, March 10. Dr Lewis of Stratford is the attending Mr Litchfield fron Shelton spent a Brings ; good" re- has been through town finishing up physician. of this week in town. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. part the woodpiles which have not been Miss Plumb a few sults. CA business is ill at Ruby spent days Frank Dunlava has moved into the sawed up by him before. George Nettleton very the with her brother, Fred Plumb, in Nor- - home of his daughter, Mrs W. N. Rowly place. is often by THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR. Edward Carter of Torrington, for- walk. judged Bronson. Mrs Fanny Bradly has hired Samuel merly of this town, was spending a The men of the Nichols Meth its mat- Patent-diaphrag- young Barnum's printed It la the original and only genuine and few days here, last week. Alton Wilsey has been confined to place. It ia used with uniform success on TWENTY-SI- X GOVERNMENT EXPERI- odist church had a very enjoyable time, Incubator. the house a few days with costs MENT STATIONS in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; also by a Teams from New Milford have been grip. Friday evening, at Rev Mr ter. It very of best known and thousands of in walk of life. Pickop's. majority America's poultrymen, by persons every from The Italian who lives in Mr Wilsey 's Winner of GOLD MEDAL AND HIGHEST hauling hay William Whitney's. Mr and Mrs Walter Cooper are rejoic little more to have AWARD at the Exposition, Oc- Joe Voisard sold his hay to a tenement house is very sick with 1901. party ing over the arrival of a baby girl. tober, from Bantam. black but is CYPHERS INCUBATORS are being erysipelas, improving your work done to on the where slightly. Frank Baldwin has been doing some shipped every country globe Wichita w ill confer poultry is grown for market. Their unequaled Grange the third carpentry work for Mrs George Peet, us in work at home and abroad has earned for them and fourth degrees on a class March 11. Rev A. Thistleton preached in the by good the title of the past week. ABSOLUTELY FREE! New Preston Sure-Cur- b Not a full house Sun- Congregational church, For selling a few lxxes Headache very atchurch, on Many of the people of this vicinity Tablets, at 25c. box, guaranteed to cure the form. to the inclement weather. Sunday. most severe cases of Sick or nervous Headache, "THE STANDARD day owing ire victims of the grip. Neuralgia or Cold in the Head. Safe for young The Co. or Dramatic y 8 Mrs is Wing Roxbury or old. Write for 4, 6, or 10 boxes, giv- HATCHER William White improving. club went to Thurs- The people of the were deep- ing your name and address, and the Tablets will Washington, last village be mailed to you free of charge, with our large E. White was recently bitten by a day, and gave before a full house, the ly grieved, Sunday morning, to learn catalogue or valuable Premiums, embracing World." one of Indies' Cloth Suits, Boys' Suits, Silk Waists, The Bee Pub Co., of dog that belongs to a city party, who popular play, "Nan, the Mascott." that our respected citizens had Watches, Clocks, Sewing Machines, and 100 the Tablets are is in town. All The club deserves credit for per- passed away. Mr Murr had long been others, durable and useful. When EVERY CYPHERS INCUBATOR is sold boarding damages great sold send us the money and we will forward the Newtown, Ct. under a positive agreement that it will do were padby the owner. fect work of a difficult play. ia poor health, but had borne his trou- Premium you select, free of all expense. Write work in the hands of bles It don't cost you a cent. Address satisfactory any purchaser S. unflinchingly. His family has the THE YAI,IC REMEDY CO., who will give it a fair trial, or it can be returned Gritlin will move from the Shove New Conn. and the for it will be refunded. As THE STATION AND VICINITY. sympathy of the entire village. Haven, ' self-supplie- d price paid 1, to Skiff mountains. I for the Incubators. am place April MOISTURE. lr agent Cyphers I Anna Garrison' is confined to the JT Jjf authorized to stand back of this guarantee Mrs Hem and children are visiting In every particular. house with a serious trouble of both STEVENSON. FOR PROOF of the superior qualities of the Cyphers, send for illustrated, descriptive friends out of town for an indefinite eyes. circular, mailed free, or call on the undersigned and examine the machine personally. time. ITEMS GATHERED BY OUR SCRIBE. E. W. YOU SAVE FREIGHT BY PURCHASING of me. I sell them at FACTORY PRICES, W. Colepaugh expects to move his Gilbert, free on board at this C. B. French drives a new horse. carl point. Patrick Rouse, the veteran horse family to Southbury, April 1. 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn., jockey, is again on the list of trading W. O. French has been much better Hardware, Wooden and Tin Ware, Glaaa, Circulars sent to as "Bal- Mrs Fawcett's father and mother & upon application horses. "Uncle Pat" is keen for a few days. Longman Martinez Pure Paints, beat sam." from New York State are visiting her paint made; barb and plain fence wire; at the creamery. We are glad to have MrsS. Augusta Sweet of Milford is screen wire, etc. The an son of Mr poultry netting, Frank S. Piatt Co., Died, March 6, infant Mr and Mrs Fawcett with us again. boarding with Mrs William Jordan. 374 and MrsE. Sheldon. State Street, New Haven, Conn. Selectman Dickinson has a new Mrs George Martin is spending a few season The last dance of the was horse bought of Waterbury parties. days with her daughter, Mrs A. Love- - attended at Katen's. Mid-Wint- largely Henry of ia Two er Saleof Boots, Shoes and F. M. Booth has a of !and, Bridgeport. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Music was furnished by Schnell and stable full Day Rubbers at for or Mrs Stoddard is her Youngs' band. horses good teaming driving. Mary visiting on it. Mrs S. of Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. e every Shoe Store. Nothing has ever equalled a number of men are daughter, Hawkins, Quaker Quinine Corbett's can ever it. Edward Peabody, doctor of refrac- Quite young Farms. Seven Million boxes sold in post 12 months. Thfe dot. 25c SANDY HOOK. CONN. Nothing surpass the lodge of Modern Wood Signature. We have a lariro stock of tlits above tfoods tion and graduate op tician, will be at joining Mil-for- men of New Milford. Mrs II. Stone and children are that we are closing out at vory reasonable M. W. Hill's store, New d, America at J. prices. Call arm be convinced. Kow is tlio jewelry time to look after your harness. Don't wait March 16 to 22. Examination the scientific wiil or summor re- Dr. Peabody, optician, until the busy sprinx to get it King's free. M. paired. VVecan do It in first class shape. Also be at W. Hill's jewelry store, New bouts and shoes made as good as new at our Milford, March 16 to 22. Fresh Yes, another usual low prices. Give us a call. New W. C. Corbett, Prop. Discovery WOODBURT. rfMTSTMPTION Price NEW MILFORD. style wagon,can OHBU8 ana & ANY ONE ForCOI.U8 50c $1.00 NEWS TERSELY TOLD. PERSONAL ITEMS. be used with In want of a power on the A Perfect For All Throat and farm should get prices on a Success Tread O. Warner of Willis has move! to Dan- Power Appleton Hteel or Wood saw frames. Cure : Lung Troubles. Theodore Danbury has DeMuSiy two or one seat. Belting, Vora Shellers, Gasoline Engines, etc., moved to Woodbury and is employed bury, being located on a farm about for sale by Money back if it fails. Trial Bottles free. as engineer in the American Shear Co. three miles northwest of the city. For 1903 No v Ready A wag- A handy tirvv . T flT AtTPllv i 13. xli.lv, .tigem, Henry Terrill and son have been Robertson, the Bank street shoe man, Wheeler's Superior Seeds Pro- on. You can NEWTOWN. CONN. has taken for duce Profitable I busy, the past week, sawing wood for the agency the Dorothy Crops. Class Texas Oil Se Dodd faultless-fittin- g shoe for ladies High Arthur Minor, Truman Minor, John who want best to mill or 1 V V A ty All Planters only the very go 111 curities Wells and the Harvey Brothers. They an Seeds Seeds which have been carefully test- DEALER IN Manager Hawley has made quite ed and may, be depended upon as being thor- Bouifht on commission. Many of the best sawed 11 cords in three hours and one-hal- f. should send for our in this stocks can be purchased low on the exchanges. improvement in the interior of his oughly reliable, superb meeting Harness, Blankets, Robes and Dividends of several comoanies are now com catalogue. It brielly tells the plain to clients. I recommend none but store at the Farmers' Trading Co., truth about the best seeds, bulbs and plants Stable Goods. ing my that can be grown and otl'ers them at. reason- wagon. Write good Investments. Flanders school closes, this week, for moving the cashier's desk from the able prices. It is FREE to all who use seeds. produce taken In exchange. V. W. DAVIDSON. a two weeks' vacation. center to the rear of store. This send y. gyFarm Box 1129. New Haven, Conn, the us for prices. 184 desired for ai d We Sell Seeds On John St., Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Casper Anderson made a gives light writing V When In want of to New Mrs An- gives more space for displaying goods. Honor. rinmornhprUCI t surance that 1 have the COAL- trip York, recently. lowest rates and no assessments. You can .COAL. - derson, who has heart trouble, will re- Miss Thorpe of Shelton has been have your choice of live of the steongest Fire W. An- E. companies doing business. Send MICHAEL main for some tirr.e under the care of a passing a week at George Elbridge Wheeler, R. HATCH & Insurance and I'll call. KILLBRIDE, SONS, me a card j Oonn. specialist. thony's. STILES M. CLARK, Sandy Hook, Seedsman, New Conn. Monroe, Oonn. BfOoal yards at New England Depot. Oscar Warner intends to build a BilJ Miss Eliza Smith of Shelton passed Cor. Main and Elm Sts Bridgeport, Oonn Fairfield, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.

the public. Subject: "New sources of expenses, with a much larger margin Women as Well as Men The & New Haven income for the Farmers of Litchfield for profit. Howe Stetson Stores, County." It is hoped that each SHERMAN. Are Made Miserable by The Newtown Bea Grange will send a large delegation and helD to make the meeting one of Kidney Trouble. mutual benefit to all. Dinner on the MRS GEIiSrjOM BARLOW. Our SemiAnnual basket plan. Mrs Gershom Harlow of Leach Hol Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis- low, whoTiad been in failing health for courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor Mrs Samuel Merwin returned on some died on and cheerfulness soon months, Saturday, aged when the kid- CIRCULATION: from a visit in Waterbury. 77 disappear Tuesday years. She is survived by a son and neys are out of order Shirt Sale two daughters. The funeral was at- or diseased. KENT. - Last tended on Monday afternoon, Rev Mr Kidney trouble has Will continue through this week.- The sales have been week, 4300 become so prevalent Crichton officiating. Funeral Direct- that it is not uncommon be of because we JANUARY S. NORTHROP. enormous, but there will plenty shirts, t, i8Si, boo LEWIS or Ilungerford had the arrangements for a child to be born bought enough to last through several days of wonderful Lewis S. Northrop, aged 60 years, in charge. afflicted with weak kid- friends-sh- ow died at home in Flanders, Thurs neys. If the child urin- selling. Those who buy these bargains, tell their hjs ates too often, if the March 5. The funeral was SPRING MOVING FEVER BREAKS OUT, the shirts and quote the cost, and those who obtain this day night, urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child information it in instances. You all should; hoirt nt. the house. Sundav afternoon,' There are to be quite a few changes reaches an age when it should be able to profit by many followed by the burial in Good Hill in the Center, this spring. Charles control the passage, it is yet afflicted with save a g, you will procure the best shirts made, and yet gener- cemetery. Mr Northrop had suffered Favrcau has rented the White house depend upon it. the cause of months. He was the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first ous percentage. Ten Pages. a ereat deal for many of D. B. Mallory, John Conklin has Mrs step should be towards the treatment of a man whose sterling worth and up Washburne's house, and Edward John these important organs. This unpleasant White Silk Negligees. right character commanded the admi- son the Northrop place. trouble is due to a diseased condition of the offered such a value in of all who knew kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as 100 of them. We have never high ration and respect most made in him. He leaves a wife and also one people suppose. grade furnishings; soft, fine quality silk, up The marriage engagement is made Women as well as men are made mis- the best manner, with white neck bands, and LITCHFIELD COUNTY. sister, Mrs George Stock well of Bridge- public of James Wbaley and Miss Bes- erable with kidney and bladder trouble, possible sie Whitlock. are con and both need the same great remedy. sizes. Sale 2.79 port. ' They receiving narrow cuffs. Cut extra full, all price, & The mild and the immediate effect of w gratulations. ot WEST CORNWALL. SCARLET FEVER BREAKS OUT. Swamp-Ro- is soon realized. It is sold Regular price 5.00. The real heroines of every are in our homes, how-- in - broken out in day Frequently, A sociable for the benefit of Coburo by druggists, f'fty- - Scarlet fever has again ever, it is a mistaken and useless heroism. cent and one uvllara Madras nee-lie-e- newest effects all neat church will be held at the home of Mr shirts, patterns, TEMPERANCE WOKK. town. The houses of F. H. Chase and Women seem to listen to every call of duty except the supreme sizes. You may have a ox-bloo- d, full and and Mrs Edison El well, this black and white, blue and tan, cut Mrs Cornelia B. Forbes of Hartford, Seth Monroe of South Kent and of one that tells them to guard their health. How much harder the daily (Friday) samDle bottle by mat! become some March 13. tree, aiso tell- - Hone at Ihwnp-Root- . made like the shirts you pay almost twice as much State of the W. C. T. U., Charles Ray in the village are under tasks when derangement of the female organs makes night, pamphlet just president every movement painful and keeps the nervous ing all about it. including many of the for, attached cuffs and pocket neck bands all sizes. spoke at tbe cbapel on Sunday evening quarantine for the disease. The school the system unstrung? Egbert Stuait is spending a week thousands of testimonial letters received is closed for two weeks Irritability takes place of happiness and amiability: and veakness wich his from Price $100 Sale Price 69c last, upon the work of the organization. at South Kent and takes the place of health and As as parents. sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilmer Regular Mrs Forbes took for her on account of the as it seems suffering strength. long they & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and subject the fever, can drag themselves around, women continue to work and Miss Nellie Ilungerford spent Sun- mention this traf- the 3isease was contract- perform pacer. Colored Shirts. 20th century problem, the liquor probable that their household duties. have been led to believe home. . Negligee They that suffering day at her Don't make but re- newest and neatest fic. She called attention to the fact ed there. i3 necessary because they are women. What a mistake ! any mistake, Fine Bedford cord shirts, in the effects, Mrs Belle is confined to member tbe name, Swamp-Boo- t, Dr de- The use of Hungerford ad-dre- -- that 80,000 lives was the tribute Lydia E. Pinkham's will banish Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, ss, and dark in figures or stripes, is under Vegetable Compound the house with a cold. and tbe light grounds, patterns manded each year in America by the Miss MaxjL Snedeker the pain and restore happiness. Don't resort to strong stimulants or nar- grip Binghamton, N. Y., on every all s zes, cut full, and wellmade in every respect. traffic. she doctor's care, suffering from rheuma- cotics when this great strengthening, healing remedy for women ia bottle. liquor This traffic, said, within reach. Regular price 50c. Sale Price. 38c must be recruited from the ranks of tism. always HUNTINGTOH. to-da- FREE the of y. That the of of few MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN. boys boy The continued rains the last is case Unlaundered White Shirts. to-da- y If there anything in your about which you would like The White Wing Poultry Farm, Nich- is the object that the dram days, together with the breaking up of special advice, write freely to Mrs. Pinkham. No man will see The Travelers Guide. Men's unlaundered white shirts, made of good quality cotton, shop keeper looks forward to for his the has made traveling with letter. She can ols, have made arrangements with the frost, your surely help you, for no person in America Cornell Incubator with linene bosoms. They have every improvement profit of The strength of teams almost impossible. The moun- is such a wide experience in treating female ills as she has had. Mmfflfacturing Co., was home She has hundreds of thousands of women hack to to handle their goods and will sell the known to modern shirtmakers, are extra large and full; her illustration brought tain roads are especially bad. Her addresshelpedis health. more forcibly when she stated the Lynn, Mass., and her advice is free. You are very same at factory prices. The Cornell all sizes up to 18. Sale Price, 35c, 3 fori.oc Dr Barnum is gaining strength slow- foolish if you do not accept her kind invitation. incubators won tbe widespread consternation that was gold medal, high NEW NEW HAVEN AND. He receives a few office calls, but Pan-Americ- YORK, HAST They are worth 45c. in our land when lives ly. For est award at the Ex FORD RAILROAD. produced 5,000 is still unable to ride. proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure made of Utica cotton, were lost in the late Galveston horror, recited position. When you buy an incubator Unlaundered white shirts, Nonpareil 18 old, in the following letters: buy a Cornell. It is the latest and and yet the drink demon claims the Louisa Page, years daughter Mrs. with linen bosoms neck bands and wristbands; cut full, of and Medora died of "Dear Pinkham: I wish to express to you the great benefit I best and gives best results. Money re- BERKSHnUs DITI8IOK. same amount every three weeks, and William Page, hav a rived from your advice and the use of made detail. March 10. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- funded if not as pro- New Haven North, 9.33 a m, &57 p m; Sooth and perfectly in every there is no widespread public conster- pneumonia, Tuesday, table Compound. My trouble was female weakness in its worst form and represented. It 10.50 am, 7.40pm. ' Sale 2.65 a half dozen nation because of it. There was also I w is in a very bad condition. I could not my household duces tbe healthiest and most vigor- Shelton North, 0.54) am, 4JO. p m; Booth, Regular 50c Shirts. Price, 45c, Rev H. K. Job discovered a hoot perform duties, my 10.83 am, 7.16 pm. bick ached, I was extremely nervous, and I could not eat or and the ous chicks ever obtained by artificial 10.13 out the statement made a few n sleep, Stevenson North, a m, 133 South, brought owl's nest, lastMondajyand hopes soon bearing-dow- were terrible. 10.11 7.04 p at; Oxford Cheviot the of a brew- pains My husband spent hundreds of dollars incubation. a m, p m. Pajamas. months ago by president to be able to get a snap shot photo to get me well, and all the medicin j that the doctors prescribed failed to do me Monroe North, tlo.19 a m,t4J8p m: Booth with white pearl buttons, a splendid ing establishment at a meeting of a any good; I resorted to an operation which the Eaid was 10.01 a m. KL57 Military style, large graph of the mother bird and nearby to physician necessary WESTON. " Botsford 8outh pa(or New Haven, 9JS& a m of and colors to select from; extra fine, brewers, at which he said that the contents. restore me to health, but I suffered more after it than I did before ; I had oS p m. See Botsford below. variety patterns picture ofthe nest and of womb Newtown North. 7.41, 10.40 11.15, to-da- the could seem SM. on y would hemorrhages that nothing to stop. a m, fast all sizes, in fact nickels spent the boys " noticed one ot 7.01 p m; Sunday, 7.41 a m; South, US, both in material and make, colors, I advertisements and wrote for re- The White farm of 11-- are rumors of a your you advice, I Wing Poultry 8.15. 0, Son-da- y, bring in the dollars by and by. The There strike among ceived and followed 9.46, a m; 4.05, CM p m; have sold and are sold every day on works Bull's your reply carefully all instructions. I immediately Nichols have made arrangements with 6.07 p m. garments that being amount of consumed and the the men the at to and in two weeks was about house. HawleyvUTe North, 7.51, 10.50 a m, 11.50, 5.01, liquors began get stronger, the I took eight Cornell f.10 Sale Price, 97c in" on account of a reduction in bottles of the Incubator Manufacturing 5.09, p m; Sunday, 7.51 a m; South, (L50, for 1.50. relative proportion to consumption Bridge Xydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and continued 8,07, 9,37, 11.19 a m. 357. 6.00, &36 m. Sun-- to-da- y Co. to handle their and will sell p other lines was illustrated as follows: wages. following your advice, and I am a well woman. Your remedies and goods uay, a.a p m. Nightshirts. help are a Godsend to women, and I cannot find words to thank the same at prices. The Cor- Brookfield Junction North, tSl, 8.03, 2 Mrs a ribbon one suffering factory a 12 5.21. 7.19 Men's shirts, "made of good fine cotton, full cut, and Forbes produced inch Most of the farmers have sold their you for what you have done for me." Mbs. Lottie V. Naylok, 1328 N. J. nell- incubators won medal m, p m, Sanday.l8.C3 night trie D. C. the gold m; Sooth,J, 6.40, 7.58, , 9.28, ; 11.10 a m, 1.48. se- which $5,000,000, are for Ave., N.W., Pan-Americ- an 5.21. 627 5.50 finished in way full length, roomy and long represented tobacco. A few only holding Washington, highest award at Ex- p m; Sunday, p m. finely every amount to missions each "Deab Mrs. Pinkham: I write to tell you what Pink- Brookfield North, 6.32.8.08, ll.17.am, 12.30, L wont last at this given foreign better prices. !LycliaE. position. When you buy an incubator 7.84 p m; Sunday, 8.08; South, CL32. 7.07, 7.52, curely stitched; long price. Sr-- next one 30 inches ham's Vegetable Compound has done for. me. 11.02 a m, 4.55, 6.22 p m ; Sunday, 5.43 p m. year. produced " was a Cornell. is tbe latest and Lanes vlile m. 50c shirt. v Sale Price, 39c - I suffering with falling' of the womb and could hardly drag about, buy It best, and Still River North 6JMLUa Regular long which was equivalent to $150,000,- BANTAM. but after five bottles of and best results. 5.3K, 7.31 p m; South, 625,7, 7.45 a m, 4.47,6.15 p taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- gives Money refunded m ; 8.13 15.40 m. 000, the total amount used year- I was cured. I am now a well woman Sunday, north, a m, south, p Men's white and trimmed shirts, good being pound completely and able to do all if not as represented. It produces the New Milford North 6.45, 8.22, 11.281 a plain fancy night ly in the support of churches. The HENRY L. KENNEY. my work. m, 1.10. 5.37, 5.44, 7.37 pm; Sunday, &2S am; in trimmed with medicine one healthiest and most vigorous chicks South, 6.20, 6.55, 7.40, 9.13, 10.48 a m, &2B, 4J6, cotton, extra long and full body was of 35 inches "I think your of the best remedies in the world." Mrs. 6.10 quality third that education, L. Ken ney, who has been in M. 141 ever obtained p m; Sunday, p m. white. Henry J. Lee, Lyndal St., Newcastle, Pa. by artificial incubation. HerwlnsvUle &3Ts U.41 a 1.40, &55 'neat, fast coloi. embroiderv: some plain in length, representing $175,000,000. of North, m, poor health for a number years, "Dear Mrs. Pinkham : E. Pinkham's Com- p m; Sunday, 8.35, a m; South, 10.35 a m, 4.1U. tf-K- Sale Price 65c The fourth was 74 inches, which 4. Lydia Vegetable S.57 p m; Sunday, 5.15 p m. 75c Night Shirts rep died on morning, March has done a deal for me. I suffered so much from of 11.52 amount for Wednesday pound great falling the BETHEL. Kentr North. 8.49, a m, 2.T5, 6.09 p m; resented $370,000,000, the He was for many years active in busi womb and all the troubles connected with it. I doctored for years with Sunday, 8.49 a m; South, 10.23 a m. 34M, 35a, doctors'and other received 5.43 p. m. Sunday, 5.02 p m. breadstuffs. Tobacco came next and ness and also in remedies but only temporary relief. 8.07 12.04 m- circles in this vicinity I - Edgar T. Andrews passed Friday Cornwall Bridire North, a - 237. was by a ribbon feet " began taking your medicine, and had not taken it lonp- before I wes 6.23 p m; Sunday, 9.02--a m; South, 10.11 a m. rapresented eight Free Masonry, holding many promi- better. should and in Litchfield. 5.2a 4.49 m. fi- feeling My husband said that I keep right on taking it as leng Saturday 3.2, p m; Sunday, p and nine inches in length and of a nent in Paul's as it gave me relief from as could not to be West Cornwall North, 9.15 a m, 12.12, SJ6, US positions St lodge, my sufferinr, I expect cried by m ; ,9.10 m ; 10.03 TheHowe& Co. nancial value of $525,000,000. The final one or two bottles. did so and am now to p Sunday a South, a m, 3X6, Stetson and also as marshal I able be cn my feet and work 430 Sund 4.41 m. Litchfield, grand p m; ay, p of liquor, was a ribbon 20 hard all day, and go to bed and rest at night. Thanks to your Vegetable Com- MR WHEELER GETS RIO OF RHEU Lime Rock North. 9.23 a m, 12.20, 3.41. 6.41 p Incorporated illustration, of the grand lodge of Connecticut. I ara m; Sunday, 9.18 a ni ; South, 9.55 a m, 2-- 5.12 - pound for the relief it me. It is the mother's MATISM. 4-- feet long, which represented $1,200,- was from certainly grateful gave p m ; Sunday, p m. The funeral attended his great friend. I would not be without it in my house, for when I feel tired 000,000, being the amount consumed 2.30 "Rev or out of sorts 1 late home, Friday, at o'clock, take a few doses and feel all right. the winter of 1898 I was" so w & yearly in intoxicants in the United Stone services. "I would recommend your medicine to all tired mothers, and 'During a. (T t Hiram conducting the to those as especially lame in my joints, in fact all over my States. The fact was also shown that The burial was in Bantam cemetery suffering I was." Mrs. R. F. Chambers, Bennet, Neb. If we eannot body, that I could hardly hobble the people of our country permitted Masonic was 70 FORFEIT forthwith produce the orisinnl lutrers and signatures of BOTSFORD TO ot with honors. His age above which will their absolute Reimhienn-.- . BRIDUKPORT. Last aie $5000 testimonial, prove around, when I bought a bottle of each the of 36,000 or 6-- special year, opening years. He leaves one daughter, Mrs Lydia . Pinkham Meditiiue Co., Lynn, Slasa. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the Botsford North, 7J3, 10.31, TUB a m, 4JS, more schools of vice than school of edu R. L. one pm; Sunday, 7.33 a m : South, 7.07. 8 E3, 11.36 Rochfort, brother, George first application I began to get well, a m, 4.14, 6.52 p m; Sunday, 6.16 p m. Sea cation. The great railroad corpora of Litchfield; and one sister, Botsford above. Kenney, and was cured and worked steadily all Stepney North. 7.24, 10.11, 10.38 a m, 4.44. 6.42 Clothing, tions have computed the per cent, of his brother 7.24 Mrs Louise Bissell.of Fon du Lac, Wis. visiting George. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. the R. N. in ; Sunday, a m ; Sooth, 7.15, &32 11.45 a intoxicants for five years and have as- year. Wheeler, Nortbwood, m, 4.22, 7.01 p m; Sunday, 6.25 p m. March O. E. Norton had his residence con- Y. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co., Long Hill North, f7.18, 10.06, 1O30 a m, 4.38, Commencing Sat., 8, certained that 40 per cent, of the ac Charles Wedge died at the home of 6.33 pm; Sunday, f7.18p m; Sooth 7J0, &37. nected with the local telephone, last BEDDING. Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San 11.49 a m. 4.27. 7.08 n m: Sundav. n m ' cidents occuring were due to intoxi- bis son, Charles Wedge, Jr., Saturday I&206S 15, week. dy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Trumbull North, 10.00, a m, aJB, J Ending Saturday, March cated employes, and that 18 per cent. night. The funeral was attended on LongHill; uu p m; Bunaay. r az a m; Boatn, ijo, DEATH OF ROBERT OSBORNE. The E. C. Piatt Co.. Hawleyville; A. 1134 am; 432, 7.14 p m; Sunday, MJS p m. in addition were probably due to it Tuesday morning. The burial was in Bridgeport North, 7.60, 930, 10.05 a m,4J2tV line of WASHINGTON. The death of Robert Osborne cast a B. Botsford. 7.00 My Complete and the loss in one year Warren. Blakeman, 60 pm; Sundav, a m; Arrive, 7.35, :&5a property over the town. He came home ... a m. 12.06. 4.45. fj p m; Sunday, 6.46 p.m. and Suits at amounted to a million dollars. If gloom $7.50 $8 $4.98! Dr Charles Richardson of West Mor NOTES FHOM ST JOHN'S. from Yale, about three weeks ago, with WHAT'S IN A NAME? men 100 before 10,000 had begun years Kil-bor-n ris has moved into the Norman The Woman's and Junior the mumps. Grip followed, and then One Christ to roll up the money consumed house. Auxiliary 50c and 25c NECKWEAR, Week 39c and 196. would of this will meet, for pneumonia set in, causing bis death on Everything is in the name when it each year for intoxicants they Auxiliary parish comes Salve. C. DAHBUBT DIV18IOH. The Shaw Co. enter Sunday morning. He was a promising to Witch Hazel E. but now be completing their task. Comedy gave work, at the rectory every Wednesday of 7-- just and his death is a sad blow DeWitt&Co., Chicago, discovered, Da nbory North (Main 8U station) 6.15, To show what this immense sum of tainments in tbe hall three nights last afternoon at 2 o'clock, to be followed young man, some years ago, how to make a salve 9.05 a. m, 3.25 p m. South. 6.00, 820, 11.45 a m to his relatives and friends. He had 6.55. Sunday 8.05 a m, 6.10 m. Sunday D. money, if put to better use, would do: week. by a service in the church at 4 p. m. from Witch Hazel that is a specific for p ( McMAHAN, two brothers and one sister. For and White St- - North. 7.35. IOlSS. a m. would of y piles. blind, bleeding, itching It pay Ithe running expenses The next week-da- service in the eczema, a.iu, 7.u p m. Bonoay p m. Merchant Clothier, New Milford, Conn. WATERTOWN. protruding piles, cuts, burns, ui,7.23. 6.42 the United States government for two will be held on bruises and all skin diseases De Witt's South , SJd, 7 a m. 4.00, valley Friday evening, Another with a n m. Sundav in m. and a half years, or "feed, clothe and 20 at 7.30 o'clock. of ser- stormy Sunday, very Salve has no equal. This has given rise Bethel North, 17.15, J0.48 a m, 2.09,t5.01,s.4S . MRS DELIA BATON. inst., Subject o-- the house rent of every; in slim attendance at the churches. to numerous wortniess counterfeits. ,.u,.wp m. bqwu7,iimi m. zi p olouuis pay family mon, "Prayer." De S. 6.06, 7JO. 8J6, 9.45, 11.52 a m, 4.0447.01 P m. the United States for one Tyear. Mrs Mrs Delia Eaton died Friday morn Ask for Witt's the genuine. J. Sunday 8.12 a m. 6.17 p m. Mrs Smith is visiting friends in New A. B. 7.08, 7.53 ori- after a lone illness in New Haven Parks, Trumbull; Blakeman, Redding North a m, 2.03, 6J7, pm. Forbes in closing spoke upon the ing, Mrs Edward Coll, who has been very York and Brooklyn. Botsford; is. Hawiey & uo., stepney; Sunday, 10.03 a m, 8.14 p m. Sooth, SJ2, &3t Be- at the residence of W. S. Neale. The 1138 am.7.07 n m. Sundav. ft.18 a m. ft23 n m gin and growth of the W. C. T. U. is Mr Coll is E. Ros-- W N. Hurd. Long Hill; Betts & Betts, 7.49 deceased was Miss sick, better. K, MrsjLr. A. Sanford received a letter Sanford North, 7.03, m. 139, pa ginning in Hillsboro, Ohio, about 30 formerly Delia War farm Sandy Hook; M. Beach, Monroe; W. Bunaay ,.; a m, u p m. oanvt, .!, Bss a ren anu a resident of this town. The siter's manager. from her brother at Palm Beach, Flay J.,Beehler, Brookfield., R. H. Beers & m. 12.02. 7.11 pm. Sunday, &22 a m, &27 p m. years ago, it now has members in 58 Newtown. Branchville North. 637. 10.34 a m, a of funeral services were conducted by the The John Woodruff place, which was last week, saying the weather was so Co., 5.35, 6.27 7.43 p m. Sunday, 933 a litm. 8.03 countries; has membership 250,000 South.621, 7.45, 8.4L, 19.00 a m, 12.08. 4J99, willed to his grand-nephe- warm he and his would pm. and has 40 departments and lines of Rev W. T. Holmes, at the Congrega CurtissT. that family 7.17 D. m. Sundav. 1&28 a m. 633 n m. 1.15 m. Woodruff, a is on order from soon leave for Ormond-on-the-Halifa- x. A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE Georgetown North, 633, a m, 6M,1 7JI work. Connecticut has 100 unions and tional church, Sunday .at p. minor, . il.4; - m. sunaay. a m, ija p m. booul sjbx some 4000. Mrs Eaton was an active member of Probate court to be sold by Miles As- There were 1600 guests at the hotel, rlONTHS. 45 a m. 12.11.7.21 p m. Sunday, a m, a membership of ' m. ui (Jt the church for many years. pinwall, trustee. and many had to be turned away. p The following letter from A. J. Nus- - AN INTKRESTING LECTURE. There is to be a meeting of the There have been many cases of grip, baum, of Batesville, Ind., tells it own Rev H. N. tlfts week, and Dr Smith has been more suffered for three months Rev H. K. Job of Kent will give his Cunningham preached Horseshed Company, than busy. story. "I Lenten to He was one witn a severe coia. pre- ' the service at Trinity church Wednesday evening, in reference in Bridgeport, day last - a aruggiso WiTERIOWs BBJLaCH. illustrated stereopticon lecture on pared me some- medicine, and a bird at the next Wednes- in Torrington, Frday evening. shingling and repairing the sheds. week, attending a meeting of the board for me, I did Waterbury Lave, 6.45. 8.28, 11.17 a m, U0. life, chapel, of and was to visit sev physician prescribed yet 5.10, 6.12, 633, 8.53, 110 p m. Sondaya, day evening. Mr Job has given this James B. Wooster, who sold his John Peet expects to move to Bridge health, obliged not improve. I then tried Foley's 9.53 a m, 8.03 p m. Arrive, 6.40, 7.45, 10.42 a m, eral before going and also af- Honey and Tar, and eight doses cured 1.00, 236, 4JO, 531, 6.45, 7.45, lUS p m. Sun- lecture in Winsted, Litchfield and farm, last fall, is reported to be mak- port. patients Sold days, 633 a m. 438 p m. ter his me." Refuse substitutes. by Water-tow- 10.25 12.43 other of state. is further sale of movables with return. & Leave, 625, a m, large places the It ing the Mrs IdaThomas is at her home for R. n. Beers & Co., Newtown; Betts 2.40, 4.15, 5.34, 6.30, 7.39, 1LO0 p m. Sondaya, universally commended. His views view of leaving town. The frost is about out of the ground. Betts, Sandy Hook; Blakeman, 6.35 am, 4.40pm. Arrive. 7.02, 8.45, 1LM a m the week. Ai. 1.47. 4.02, 5.27, &27. 7.10, 9.10, 1L36 p m. Sun- are mainly those taken by himself and It will soon be settled, but we must ex Botsford. days, 10.09 a m, &20 p m. A meeting of the selectmen to con The ot the electric GOOD?! serve to illustrate the various habits sider the of of roads surveyors light pect snow yet. and haunts of the bird life of our question repair route are in town. ; ITOXIXA.. was held last week. Bean The Kind Yon Haw Ahrap Bought ! country. The proceeds of the lecture BROOKFIELD. tin PRINTING go to the church and associa C.'N. Beach accompanied H. T. Day Signature IJTCHriELD BRaBTCB library NEW MILFORD. of tion. ton and First Selectman C. B. Mattoon THE SAMUEL SHERMAN FARM SOLD. Bethel Leave 1030 a m, 5.05 p m. Sunday, 7.35 a m. Arrive asu a m, .uu p m. sonaay, a.ttf to Hartford, last Friday, in attendance John Waite will move about ha!s nm. April The Samuel Sherman farm been 11.05 - Mrs John W. Ives and Mrs Robin upon a hearing before a committee at to the Carter on East street. Hawleyville North, a m, 522 pm. 8nn- re- place sold to George Corbin of this town. It aay,8jwam. ieave ior iseioei kj a m, j.4 good son W. Dean two in Ban the capitoi on a bridge question over soon occu- n m Snndav. 535 n m Brings spent days is said that Mr Corbin will Nothing has ever equalled it Shepaug North, tll.17 a m, 5.34 p m. Sunday, or near Waterville. v. tam, last week, as guests of Mrs Ives' the Naugatuck at O A his own farm in can ever to. to a m. eoutn, tv.u a m. tjus p m. ana-da- sults. A business DANNER LVE py it himself, leaving Nothing surpass it 5.36 d m. parents, Mr and Mrs R. N. Cochrane. Notwithstanding the, unfavorable meat salve in world. charge of his son. Roxbury Falls North, 11.25 a m. 6.42 p m. the healing the Sunday, 822 a m. South, tSlu5 a m. is often judged by Mrs Forbes was entertained over weather about 25 persons were present snnaav. Tiztt n m. tlSpo. Mr and Mrs Miner P, at the Grange sociable, Monday night, The Women's Christian Temperance Dr. Roxbury North, 11.33 a m, 530 p m. Sonday, Sunday by B.x a m. souTO, bjo a m, p m. ounnay, its mat- P. at the pleasant home of Mr and Mrs Union is fast becoming an organiza- ling's 5.15 d m. ui printed Rogers. Jadd's Bridge North, 11.39 a m, 5.56 p m. James Black. had a good tion of influence. It has now a mem- T8.4Z Mrs been They jolly New sanaay, a m. ooutn, a m, vaag p m. ter. It costs Sanford has spending Horses of led Miss Haw-le- y, Discovory Sundav. 5.03 n m. very time with ample refreshments. bership 22, by Emily 1130 6.07 m. Sun the past three weeks with her daugh Washington North, a m, p - -- who is the president. Meetings OITOIlii aay, y.te a m. eoutn, bjb a m, &as p in. son- little more to have ter, Mrs "William Preston, assisting AND- COn ud Stc A $1.N .. t M n WOODBURT. are held once a month at the homes of New freston North, 1134 a m, 6.11 p m. Soo-- Mrs Preston in care of ber three v. the different members, where the pro- day, 9.08 a m. soutn, b. a m, Z3t p m. oun-da- done who the A Perfect For All Throat and 4.38 n m. your work small boys have the whooping 411911 m HOTCHKISSVILLE. gram, consisting usually of music, the Cure : Troubles. CmlnNl Xlnv.h W in . m nm Hit .wl w cough. Mules of is carried out. Lung t.lu a m. south, rtusa m, z.45 p m. Booaay, us in Miss B. reading papers, etc., back if it Trial BotUea free. 4.26 n m. good May Lord held a children's Money fall. '6-S- by Morris 12.08 a m, 5 m. Those who used to patronize Mr -- The local union has issued a very neat North, p Sonday meeting at William Clay's on Monday AT THE-- 9.S7 am. soutn, T&jsu a m, p m. Bunaay form. Jordan when he went about extolling and artistic program, in which every 4.18 p tfC the virtues of "Ache Arester" will be evening. for the is for. Bantam North, 12.17 p m, 6.34 p m. 8unday, Sales meeting year provided 9.45a m. South. 8.12 am, 232pm. Sunday, o pleased to learn that this an in spite of the pouring rain & were New Milford The next is to be with Mrs J. 4.07 p m. remedy meeting Lake North, 12.20 p m, 6.37 p m. 8unday, now be purchased of Mrs C. E Shep- - present at Sunday school to listen to F. Smith. 60 YEARS 9.49 a m. South. 8.10 a m, 130 pm. Son-- who the lesson, "Paul at Acts Stables, EXPERIENCE aay, o.ao p m. pard, has had the agency since Ephesus," Barlow is a Litchfield Arrive 12.25 p m, 6.42 p m. Bee 19:13-2- 0, Frank recovering from Sonday, The Pub Co., Mr Jordan's .death. Those who find which was taught by Miss . a m. Boutn, o.jo a m, p Sunday, of the Following severe attack of tbe grip. He has been 3.3U p m. sjs la inconvenient to reach Mrs Shep- - May li. Lora in her usual apt and in Consisting Ct. it under Dr J. F. Smith's care. D A . Newtown, manner. The little ones of Pair flnsil UlacU Horses. 0 vears old. 23C0 M, 4 h iL4 pard can have their needs supplied at teresting 8 2200 Pair Coal Black Horses, 7 and year old. Mrs E. C. the postoffice. the kindergarten were made happy by Pair Bay Mares, 5 and 7 years old, Mr and Smith are the vic ... Pair Brown Horses, d and t. presented with last lesson 7 2350 tims of tne prevalent colds, from which being year's Pair Brown Horses. and 8, HiaBLAHS DITlaiOH. - CORNWALL BRIDGE. pictures from the roll. Pair Browns, horse and mare, 6 and 7,j 2200 they are slowly recovering. Trade Marks Roan Mare, 8, 1200 Designs Danbury East, 7.38, 11.37 a mJJM p m. West Miss Lillie is Brown Mare, saddler. C, 1025 Charles Stuart has his farm Ac 8.15 a m, 2. 5775 p m. Cartledge working in Mare, 8, 800 rented sketchCopyriohts 11.49 Chestnut saddler, 2250 Anyone sending a and description Hawleyville East, 730, a m, 1J7 m. GRANGE AFFAIRS. the wareroom of the knife Pair Carriage Horses, 6. lfi hands, to Mr Barnum, who had of El- QUlcklr ascertain onr opinion inw.iinvuor West, 9.00 a m, 2.43, 7.U m. shop. 15-- charge u p Pair Carriage horses, 6 years, 3 hands. 2350 Invention Is probably patentable. Comniniilca-tton- s North Newtown 734 m. 7JK m. IS Handbook East, a p The next of Housa Chestnuts, and 7 years. 2050 mer Northrop's farm, two or three strictly confidential. on Patent 834 a 2.36, 7.06 ' regular meeting Albert Holmes and moved, Pair 1050 sent free. Oldest agency for seen West, m, p m. family Extra flue Saddler, brown horse. 6, since. - rips'A patent. Hook East 737. 1136 asm. Pomona No. 10, 15-- 2300 years Patents ''- .en throaeh Mann Co. receive Sandy 1M p m: tonic Valley Grange, last week, to Pair mules. 5 years old. 3 hands. tecuu u West 830 a m, 7.01 m. Reynolds' Bridge. 6 17 2700 notice, vhhni wms. m. 2J0, p P. of H will be held in Gibb's Hall Pair mules, years old, hands, Many farmers are undecided in re Soothbory East, 8.07, lo8, 736 p a. Miss May Dyson of Pawtucket.R. I. 8.42 a m, 221,432 p m. Kent, Wednesday, March 18, 1903, at 10 gard to hiring help for the coming sea Scientific American. South fordEast. 8.B a m, 12.14,7.0 p m. a. m. session and Charles Dyson of Winsted visited A handsomely lllnntrated weekly. T.arirest ctv- - 8.36 a m, 2.15, 6.46 m. o'clock The .morning son, to the demand mii.rinn of anv sotentlAo Journal. Terms. a Dna. p36 Mr Mrs owing high prices . months. tL. Sold newsdealers. Waterbury a m, 11M. jM will be devoted to business and confer their parents, and Charles Dy. C. Some to down .nr fnnr bvall West, 8.(3 a m.130, 6J4 p m. W. BEEMAN, ed. prefer cut their Trains wh ring the fifth degree. The lecturer son, last week. work to what can handle them stop ligosUa oaly. New Milford, Ct. they Branch Offlee, 6K F 8t-- WaahlBcton, hour in the afternoon will be open to Willard label 1 of Stamford has been selves, thus having less income and less 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.

man's house and will take possession A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE 1. nONTHS. 1 April The Newtown Bea Little Louise who has JUDGBGLflNGy Williams, The following letter from A. J. Nus- - CAL-CUR-A been sick the last two months with a Of baum. of Batesville, Ind., tells it own of diseases, Is slowly im Hornellsville.N.Y., Hands "I suffered for three months CIRCULATION: complication story. You Can Save Money ARE YOV proving. Down an Important with a severe cold. A druggist pre- pared me some medicine, and. a Wall and Paint at the Last week, 43 Clarence Hungerford, who has been Decision physician prescribed for me, yet I did SOLVENT By Buying Paper to Build or not Going JANUARY oo spending the winter with his cousin, improve. I then tried Foley's Dissolves and awlftly remove, ? t, 188s, and and doses cured Btone and gravel (red and white) Your has returned to his home in H. of Hor'nells-vill- s, Honey Tar, eight Repair Buildings Hartwell, Judge James Clancy me." Refuse substitutes. Sold from the Kidney, and Bladder, SHELTON BARGAIN STORE. N. aad ona of the most by thus relieving the pain of Kidney Bridgeport. Y., prom- R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Betts & Colic and avoiding the surgeon's A Wall to se- Ten a large assortment of New 1903 of Paper Pages. inent members of the bar in that historic Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, knife. Solvent prevent, Styles Our is : Botsford. the formation of nric acid in the lect from. Price begins as low as 6c per Double Roll. paper IF SO ROXBURT. town, decided recently that as against Blood and correct, those cond- all white back stock and full measure 16 yds to deuble roll. Our Blood Liver Dr. David Ken- ition, of the Stomach which pro- line of and trouble, duce Gout poisoning and Rheu- LITCHFIELD COUNTY. A COMPANY. FOLEY'S HONEY "AND TAR Cal-cu- is Your Lum-- NEW nedy's Favorite Remedy was worthy of matism. Solvent I Buy Shingle, : W 1 .- V. N. the Station truck the highest praise. He says -1- -- i. Shelton, Cures couurhs and colds. Cures Mixed i 111 Paints ucr, chj., cii "u. BETHLEHEM. man, is to nave some competition, as a "I have used Dr. David Kennedy's bronchitis and asthma. Cures croup Dr. David Kennedy's Ready new firm has been to be known Favorite Remedy and strongly rec- and Cures hoarse IS COMPLETE. M Hardi- formed, ommend it for its effect in whooping cough. A line of OF BETHLEHEM & good my ness and bronchial troubles. Cures New Medicine complete ANNUAL. MEETING TOE as the Booth Bishop Roxbury Sta case for liver trouble blood dis- call elves health to the Liver and I gallon 1.25 gallon, 75C n and pneumonia and la grippe. Sold by It expel, atones, i ware, Nails, "etc. LIBUAKY ASSOCIATION. tion Trucking Co., Booth furnishing order. It built me right up and I R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown: Betts core, bilious colic and constipation. Dr. David 1 IOC "Cal-cur- a Solvent la the outcome quart, 39C pint, the teams and the manual la- improved in health." & A. B. - Kennedy Bald of it, The annual meeting of the Bethle Bishop greatly Betts, Sandy Hook; Blake- as a and bor. Geo. H. Tifft of 878 River street, man, iiotsrora. of my long experience Physician Surgeon All colors. Also White Enamel 10c. Gold Stain, 10c Var- hem Library Association was held at Troy, and I consider it the greatest achievement of my life." nish Natural Wood flakes Old Furniture look like N. Y., suffered from liver trouble and his Write to the Cal-cu- ra Company, Kennedy Bow, Stains, Colours, the Town hall, Saturday, at 2.p. m., and new, 1- -2 1 20c. All interested in Wall and Grip and har.d colds are much in blood was all out of order and after PNEUnONIA FOLLOWS A COLD Eondout, N. Y., for a free sample bottle. Large pt 10c, pt. people Paper proved to be a lively time for using bottles All Paint are Invited to called and look at our line. quite evidence here at Dr : (1.00. druggists. just present. "Favorite Remedy," has this to say : ever lived s , this quiet town. Jonathan Wootten Pons is But never follows the use of Folev's Remember Only one Dr. David Kennedy Axe was elected and W. kept quite busy attending "For anvone suffering from that and Tar. m Eondout, City of Kingston, N.Y., and be sure you George Honey the a president them. run down or tired out caused It stops cough, get his ao and laUt medicine, Solvent, But Mr Peck declined feeling, heals and strengthens the lungs and Peck, secretary. by blood or liver trouble, Dr. David 1 tV, . w 1 i' 111 .1.1 H.Klll.. mi ... ,.1r Lauwi bcuui ii.ilvy 1 1 will nn a L t.iLiiv.lv to accept the office. A vote was then Dr Pons has a large bay horse that Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the icui ail For C. S. Rope, he of Benham of best medicine can I have pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. the Kidneys, DeFOEEST, Introduced by J. D. Dayton to place the got Waterbury. It you buy. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; looks to be clever and all for the used it ana 1 know. Liver and Blood. SHELTON. books with the free town library. After right The one sure cure for diseases of the Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. etc. considerable discussion the vote was doctor. rheu- Blakeman, Botsford. Twine, kidneys, liver, bladder and blood, Financial carried. The vote provides for a board Ira M. Booth secured from South matism, dyspepsia and chronic constipa- Institutions. is Dr. David Favorite TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY of trustees, three in number, who are Britain a fine Quaker Boy weanling tion, Kennedy's to manage the affairs of the association He is of Remedy. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- colt, Midget, Jr. very proud It matters not how sick you are, how All & and If any vacancy occur in their num as to have or how lets. druggists refund the money BURR KNAPP, it, and has great expectations its long you suffered, many if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig F. ber the remaining two are to fill the outcome. physicians have failed to help you, Dr. nature is on each box. 25c. Bankers & Brokers, Is. SEELEY, David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy will p Tlilk The books will be in vacancy. placed cure if cure Pails, Bronson has been laid a is 353 IN the town as soon as Henry up, the you possible. Cure makes the kid MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, OONN. DEALER library arrange a so It is for sale by all druggists in the Foley's Kidney i4qt. week, with hard cold, that he ments can be made. The trustees past the neys and bladder right. Contains Coal, Lumber, Hardware, Lime and has not done any work on the at Mow BO Oont Slxm and regular Sold K. 11. Beers Bonds,5tocks, Mortgages, UVUIVUlt miUlia Vliai nut elected were A. C. Lake, R. B. Lake job $1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose. nothing injurious. by Mrs O'Dell's. His C. B. & Co., Newtown; Betts"& Betts, Sandy Varnishes, and G. W. Percy. The town library assistant, Samplt bottl mouth far trial, by matt. A. B. Debentures, Insurance, been his Konaout,frt w. t. Hook; Blakeman, Botsford. 30c, has Washington Depot, Ct. has been organized three or four years Squire, renovating yifjPavni Knndy Perforation, Steamship and Rail- and has about 250 volumes and receives father's wood pile. Lead 5R H5t OA road Tickets, Pans, Cans, Strainers, Pumps, Sinks, $25 from town and a like of snow The Kind You Have Always annually the The sudden departure the Bean the Paying 5. 6, 7, 7H and 8 per cent. Deposits amount from the state. A plan was and the warm has made the trav- Signature received suuiectto5, a rait, anai interest Data and Iron etc. days Smith were guests of Mrs C. Northrop on same. Securities bought and sold on com Pipe, made last f!tTt to take the settling of eling on the roads rather mixed, but of mission, f Dins or exenange. uircn-la- r in Bridgewater, last Saturday. Drafts andoreignBank Orders available the affairs of the Library association not as much as last year. au Money to a Lee Dickinson had a valuable horse in pans oi curope. If have a either or small we shall be to make the Legislature and make transfer II. is laid you job large glad of books to town George Nettleton up with get so badly hurt on tho wood job that a on it. You know that and March are our dull the the library, but the at his Mrs William you price February it met with so much opposition that it grip daughter's, it had to be killed. The months and we are satisfied with small commissions at such Perfection Branson's, going there onMarch 2. OHS Bridgeport very was abandoned. But the we have C. wish will a card to step He has been unable at this writing Hadden is cutting white wood and times. If you to know iust what a iob cost drop taken is in the direction. on of TONIC ! right to return to his bachelor quarters. basswood the farm E. Roswell RON Trust Co., Coffee and it to station. THE ASSOCIATION. - delivering Shepaug Banking, Brokerage, Investments, LIBRARY William Trowbridge is on the NEW RICH BLOOD Interest allowed seat weather to be White Nich 41.00 Mortgages. We are The Library Association was in anxious for the Wing Poultry Farm, On Deposits. agents March 16, 1857 with shares to finish his tobacco barn that ols, have made arrangements with the E. corporated right Act as Executors, Administrators. Guardi J. HALL, for Perfection Coffee, one of stock at a par value of $2. As near he made a small beginning on the first Cornell Incubator Manufacuring Co. to ans, conservators, Trustees. of the choicest brands on as can be estimated from the records of the winter. Jay Tyrrell & Son are handle their goods, and will sell the South Britain Announcements. Sandy Hook, Conn. about 30 members enrolled at the start doing the work. iame at factory prices. The Cornell Safe Deposit and Storage won the market. That it is of and more were added so that "at the Mrs E. ncubators the gold medal, high- s Vaults. Mrs Myron Thomas and Pan-Americ- end of the first had about 65 est award, at the expo- fine Flavor, and year they Thomas were in Shelton and Derby, Safe Deposit Boxes Rented at reason- r.'MTi'Mrii'ffJiff i Strength members. sition. When you buy an incubator SEED able rates. I'Mfr'agiiMrjWiittgnMt Aroma who has Among the incorporators last week. everyone were: H. W. Peck, Henry Davis, M. D., buy a Cornell. It is the latest and best For Garden and; Field. Our STEEL VAULTS. H. H. Dickinson took a to Shel refund- 1903 stock has just arrived ; also grass seed in used it testifies and we Rev A. G. Loomis, Theodore Bird, trip and gives best results. Money or small Our 1903 samDles of week. larce Quantities. Private Rooms for examining papers. Joshua Bird, Abraham Beecher, George ton and Bridgeport, last ed if not as represented. It produces Wall Haper are here; come and see them. We its What are agents for the W. Eddy & Co. Farming 16a 171 State St., Conn, McLean. guarantee Purity. and most chicks Bridgeport, Brothers, M. Kasson, B. T. Lake, William R the healthiest vigorous roois, oest on tne marxet. groceries ana WASHINGTON. Fresh Meats of all kinds. more can you ask for your Harrison, Stephen Hayes and many ever obtained by artificial incubation Danbury, Cokn. ? of was Coffee others. .The reading the books NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. Bridgeport Savings auctioned off to the members at the i J. H. CASSIDY, Services will be held in the church .CORNWALL BRIDGE, monthly meetings and 25c, 30c and South Britain, Oonn. Bank, 50c Daid every Wednesday afternoon at four HOSIER.Y 11 sometimes was for first read Mrs Josiah Starr, a worthy colored 1842 I AiVVPTTTA o'clock during Lent, and ia the Incorporated That fits is elastic. No other ing. The meetings were well attended lady, fell down the cellar stairs in her Corner Main wear; hosiery that and hosiery that Lutheran church in "the Valley" on and State Sta., make possesses these many at the same price. If any manu- and new bonks were added until the home, one day recently, and injured CT. qualities w Depot, Ot. the Friday evenings at 7.30 South Britain BRIDGEPORT, facturers have tried to imitate Wayne Knit Matchless Hosiery but have Washington present library contains probably 1200 following herself severely. Dr Ryder was called been unsuccessful. or more volumes. Interest in the old March 20, April 3 and on Good Friday. but found no bones broken. Deposits, $5,173,420.43 the 10th. The subject of the sermon Surplus and undivided FOR LADIES : EXTRA SIZE LISLE HOSE, X library has been diminishing for sever profits, 247,315.47 last Friday evening, March 6, was fast black, very soft and double full fashion-- S al years. No regular monthly meetings IN A Feed Mills Assetts at par and book Perfectly very elastic, sole, WHAT'S NAME? elastic, full fashioned, double sole feet ed feet, very long wearing, at 37J4C Jf have been held for three or four years, "Prayer." value, 5,420,735.90 stockings, a quality that is fully worth Assets at market a a at 19c. and no annual had been held NOTICE. value, 5,851,700.90 quarter pair per pair Pony Brand For Children. S meeting Everything is in the name when it Kinds we in famous for Hi. Deposits of one dollar to one thousand dol that carry this two years. A few books had been Walter Goldsmith, late of Cleveland, comes to Witch Hazel Salve. U. A. D. MUNSON, lars received from any one person In one make are medium weight cotton, sum- Fine ribs, easy to put on and do not W & of -- mer lisle, cotton with foot, every time they are M LOCKWOOD'Sl taken out of DeWitt Co., Chicago, discovered, South Ot year. weight split require darning 6-- 7-- at the the town Britain, 5-- meetings O., having studied at Vienna under some vears how to a salve Loans made on Real Estate at four and one rib top cotton, extra sizes with or with- worn, sizes 5, 20c; 6 23c; and seemed best some airo, make Horseshneln? and General Rlacksmithintr. annum. out rib tops, all at per 25c 25c V library, it that the best masters, is now located in from Witch Hazel that is a specific for Allwork promptly attended to and satisfac half per cent, per pair pair. I action should be taken to is to tion guaranteea. T. B. DEFOREST. President. '( Is Headquarters f improve Washington and prepared give piles. For blind, bleeding, itcningana EDWARD STERLING I matters. lessons on the Terms and protruding piles, eczema, cuts, burns, F. B. HAWLEY. f vlce Presidents piano. par and all skin diseases De ALEXANDER HAWLEY, can had bruises Witt's Treasurer. MISS ABBY CLOKINDA SMITH. ticulars be by calling at the Salve has no This has rise Undertakers and Embalmers. Secretary and Green. equal. given Clorinda Rectory, Washington to numerous worthless counterfeits, Boots-- i MissAbby Smith died at Ask for DeWitt's the genuine. S. J Mechanics and Farmers' I Rubber her home, Tuesday, March 3. Mrs Bluebirds, robins, chipgies, song Parks. Trumbull: A. B. Blakeman, William Turkington had cared for her sparrows, chipmunks and woodchucks Botsford; . B. Hawley & Co., Stepney; Prindle & riorris Savings Bank Saves and Shoes & Money. during her last illness. Her age was are in plentiful evidence, showing that W. N. Hurd, LongHill; Betts Betts, Bank Wall M. W. W. L,. O. City Building, St., Bridgeport 63 The funeral was is here for Sandy Hook; Beach, Monroe; H. PRINDLE. MORRIS. j For Men, Women, Boys years. attended spring good. J. Beehler, Brookfield., R. H. Beers & S far- th from her late residence on Deposits, $2,564,230.48 W - P mvm mnnpu - 1Trntvr.." and Girls. Also has Thursday Sheldon Logan was so unfortunate Co., Newtown. Funeral Directors and 116,009.43 a. m. Surplus Interest, j r.i":T at ii xne interment was in as to lose a valuable cow, last week. and Embalmers, ty owner in many ways. v . V Morris. RAW OR INFLAMED LUNGS. Assets, $2,986,470.24 number of do I James J. Birney, a skilled carriage It saves in the actual gallons required to a Felt Boots Homer S. Johnson and of Newtown, Conn. Deposits of $1 to $1080 received and Interest family painter, has taken a position with Yield auickly to the wonderful cura credited from the first of each month, payable job by covering the greatest number of square feet to the gal- Waterbury were at his father's, B. H. Eckman Brothers & tive and of In January and July of each year. Incorpor- - I For Men and Boys. If Co., the hustling healing qualities Foley's awu iota. lon. Johnson's, over Sunday. and builders. Honey and Tar. Jt prevents pneu : V 1' carriage wagon Telephone Calls answered at New OFFICERS J VU UUl v. buv monia ana consumption rrom a uaru time i! A dinner party was by Mr and Miss of cold on town Inn. John L. Weasels, President It saves the painters' by spreading easy. same call at given Anna Seabury New Haven settled the lungs, sold Dyu.a. ) Mrs Richard Beers & Co., Betts & Betts, Marshall E. Morris, Vice Magee at their pleasant passed Sunday with her parents, Mr Newtown; Freik. B.Hall, Presidents, It saves in ultimate cost by putting off for the longest last week Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Bots Fountain Place Store, home, Friday. Those and Mrs Robert Seabury. ford. HAWLEY. WILMOT & L. S. Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer. need I were Mrs M. L. Mrs time, the for repainting. Bethel, present Bloss, C. Ford has a I William D. Flower, Mrs A. C. Charles shipped large REYNOLDS. S. W. P. is the safest and best investment. Lake, number of to G. F. Baker & Co. Cemetery and Memorial Work paying paint f the Best to Mrs George W. Peck and Mrs N. H. poles UNDERTAKERS, Watertown Sav- place buy. of to be used in man- 168 Come in and color cards. Si Bloss. Mr and Mrs were most Hawleyville, the State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. get Magee ufacture of rustic seats. J. genial hosts and the dinner was line Charles Hughes, Bank, a was Manufact 'rer Georok B. Hawley, Vine St. Near Park Are ings and very pleasant time enjoyed Carl Bader, the genial market man, of and Deal; Edward H. Wilmot. 865 Clinton Ave. A. H. W00LS0N, President. 1 er in John B. 2R9 West Ave. Gallon Cans, $1.60 by those present. was confined to the house for several Reynolds, B. H. MATTOON. Treasurer. Telephone 231 1- -2 KMto fcSt'-- MA ..? V1' 'V',?y. days, last "week, with an attack of the Gallon Cans, .85 iV "f'S"'VV --iiC J.,'W WV vv iS.rS NEW PRESTON. grip. The Deposits, Jan. l, 190s, $945,448 48 1 Surplus and Undivided Quart Cans, 45 Town Treasurer William $10,491.8 AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH. Foulois, Highest P. Profits, I 25 Per Cent one of the stoutest and most active of I Keating, commences of each By kindness of Rev Grade FURNITURE Interest thelflrst month, the Henry TJpson young men, was obliged to up to DEALER, and Is payable January and July 10. V I the here last give ' of Banking rooms, Pythian II all BulldinR, Wa Reduction. pulpit Sunday morning the for a day or two, last week, Undertaking and Embalming in all its tertown, was Rsv Mr grip (jonn. W I am re- - occupied by Thistleton of Remember this is the also to Hard- making a Mrs B. Beefs and son have SANDY HOOK, OONN. place buy your & duction of 5 cent on the Roxbury, who gave us a practical ser George Cemetery pr prices been in Cornwall. HAKE Field and of all wall papers. I am offering mon upon the defects of mental vision. visiting Work ETc ware, Fertilizer, Phosphate and Garden, ?R r--i S YOUR MONEY to the people of Washington the As the day was only a small Richard Keeler entered em- GK ZE3I HI W RjF-- finest line of rainy has the From Grass Seed. congregation was present to hear him ploy of M. & W. Aspinwall. He will No Bank would pay you interest on Rev A. II. Post intends to return and live in the of Daniel Knowles. Undertaker and your savings unless there was a good j Wa.ll cottage Granite for the bank in mon- iff Ptvper occupy his pulpit next Sunday. Embalmer, profit using your ili ever shown la town from Peabody, the scienti lie optician, will and ey. Make that profit yourself, with samples WASHINGTON CONN. no bank W from a roll be at M. W. Hill's store, New j .vTiMm r DEPOT, greater risk than the takes. prices ranging )c up VILLAGE DESERTED. jewelry Marble For call on, to $?. Wall Papering Milford, March 16 to 22. Examina Office and Salesroom: 13-- 3. particulars, telephone EST, promptly- in the went to Telephone or write to ID). attended to by first class work- Everybody village tion free. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct i'i: men. Drop me a line if you wish William MBynihan's auction on Mon- F. to inspect my samples. day of this week in Kent Hollow. -- George Taylor, FRED. B. KING, Shelton, WOODBURT. The- Funeral Ct Cari Director, Sandy Hook, (Tro Inow Whom ljseprewnt,) Mrs C. Skiff call : 248-1- 2. very slowly improves in WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN. Bates Stone Co., Telephone POST OFFICE Telephone 900 BEICOEPOET, A2CAEE, ' F. 0. BOX tiS CONN. A. C. TITUS. strength. Mrs Edward Nichols, who has been Manufacturers and Dealers In W. A X weeks E. TROY. JR.. Car Load Of The Fairious Washington Depot, Conn. Ezra Douglass moved into the cot- confined to the house for many ALL STONE WORK Tkoy's Bldg., Sandy Hook. . last vacated J. M. is in health. SUCH AS A m 'j'f-- iv. jir tage, week, by slowly improving Furniture New Line of the Latest & Snow, and Augustus Stolt at once VAULTS.CEMETER Goods. FAIECHILD MEAD, AMERICAN WIRE FENCING j'., Edward Nichols has returned to MONUMENTS, General Insurance moved into the house made vacant by ENCLOSURES, etc. Undertaking In all its Branches. and duties 248-- 3. Keal Estate Agents, Waterbury, resuming his at Telephone Troy's Hotel. No. Douglass. Only Steam Polishing Works between New 61 Fairfield Ave., Cona Just Received. Plume & Atwood's. York and New Haven. Bridgeport, Warner Room . B. J. returned from Yon-ker- s, Headstones and Monuments cleaned and re- M. F. Keane, Bldy., farmer who Ilaynes Frank has purchased a set. Am prepared to save every money wishes to N. ac- Thompson Direcior Eckman Bros. & Y., Thursday of last week, of N. L. Bloss Funeral and Embalmer, fence. Co., horse William Lindsley. 42 BROOKFIELD, OONN. buy to E. W. companied by his daughters, Mrs Water St., Norwalk, Ct (Successors Woolruff,) has bought a pair of the same party. call to in MIDDLESEX BANKING CO. Subscribed Also iron roof and conductors. Johnson of Bridgeport and Mrs Night and day attended promptly Paid in, i00,000. Issue galvanized gutters Conn , Knapp Brookfield, Newtown and vicinity. Office and 5 Washington Depot, of Warren. Mrs John Manvel visited at Miss call at Sturdevant's store. Tele per cent Debenture Bonds of 1100, 1200, OF telephone 3. 500. $1000 and $5000, which are by statute law- MAHWACTUBEBS Allen's, Wednesday. S. phone number 245-- ful investments for Trust Funds in the state. Shaw Emily J. BATES, L. D.. & & Farm The Comedy Co., used Pavil- SANFOKD CO., Agents, Room 210 E. C. - Carriages Heavy ion hall three nights, last week, for a Mrs G. P. Leavenworth was a guest Monumental & Building Work Meigs Building, Bridgeport, Oonn. The Piatt Company, m Wagons. entertainment at Joel Atwood's on Wednesday. variety whichdrew and Monuments Ct. Bethel, Conn. work In the or Wagon Line those of this who Cleaning Pennyroyal fillsGenuine. Hawleyville, Any Carriage village usually enjoy Terril is wood for Always reliable. ask Drurrlrt SAVINGS BANK Newtown, can le attended to at this shop at the lowest Henry cutting Headstones, etc. PryNSAFE. Ladle, NEWTOWN 1855. such affairs as a means to an even- ior n lKsrmn aVKt 3 Sirs ULlsn 148-2- 4. possible prices. pass Harmon Judson, Arthur Judson and In RED and GoM rueUllfe boies. sealed DAVID C. PEOK, President; ARTHUR Telephone Special attention Riven to horseshoeing by away went from Union Ave., Norwalk, Ct. with blue ribbon. Tnke no other. Refua T. NETTLETON, Treasurer. Business Hours d. ing pleasantly. They Edward Nichols with steam power. Substitutions and Imita- and other troubles jiem-edle- Inerou from m. On from 9 a. experts. Interfering here to Bantam on tion. Buy of jour Druggist, or seod 4c. in 9a.rn.to3p. Saturdays Thursday. sever- tamp for Particular, Testimonials to 12m. Carriage and Wagon At- Arthur Judson has purchased ESTABLISHED 1843. and Relief for ..atllcs,"" Itttmr, bj re Fainting Promptly Mrs David late of turn mail, i r,vru leMimomaia. Boiattj tended to. Kenney, this al cows, recently. DruffKistt. Chleheatttr Chrmloal )n place, is calling upon her friends here tatlm this papr. Madison Square, FH11A PA? school was re- H. Wall and has disposed of some articles The Hotchkissville Arthur Bolles, X. M. Briscoe & Papers! again on was closed one Son, she left behind last fall. opened Monday. It Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. 60 YEARS' Sandy Hook, Ounn. I week because of scarlet fever. NEW AND SECOND Bowker Wall Papers Dca EXPERIENCE sold next Dayton Burnham returned HAND CARRIAGES Wall Papers will be during the from on days at very low prices. Call, look atoor large his Southern trip Thursday of SOUTHVILLE. MONUMENTS, Ve Rnv, Sell or Trade Come in and see us Fertilizers stock and get prices before you buy. Our dis- last week. NEW PRESTON, CONN. counts will astonish you. They must go to Are the Best. make for new goods. NUGGETS OF NEWS. place A son was added to the family of Buy Now and Save Jw or Beers was of Mrs ! Money. W. W. WALKER & SON, QuarteH George If. Couch in Woodville district David the guest n. Q. Keane's PHNTINQ ml1 " 'h" VxV Laura last dissolved Stockbridge Special Fertilizer, Xt per ton. 500 Main St., Bridgeport, Cu Biff g.19'WnMkiniwhkkgnpft uidW Vrt lust Sunday morning. Welton, Sunday. Monumental Trade Marks Having part Potato and Vegetable Phosphate t&9 per ton. nership with Mr Wohler, I will carry on Bowker Staple Phosphate per ton. Fresh MissTS. Itoswell has Designs 127 tS N. B. Mead of Greenwich, passed been making Works, Copyrights Ac. business for myself. Anything in the Ground Bone, per ton. These prices are her parents a short visit. Anvone sending a nketcta and description may line of when taken from the cars at Depot Dealer Iff PAMiSSf4ILLS))l last Friday night at Lakeside. II. W. Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an in all kinds of Grain and Groceries. invention is probably patentable. Communica- Peck of New Mil ford will Mr G. W. a of confidential. Handbook on and n MlHiMil Th pill Minlttei the 1lcr i ft, occupy Northrop bought pair tions strictly Patents Painting, Paper Hanging Very Patterns l Mel f f aent Oldest Pretty tte pallsu invigorate the W. free. agency for securing patents. B Pr trttesj Mead's farm house the Devon steers at auction in New- L. CHADEAYNE, Munn & Co. Decorating W "W to . both MiH NaUl, w coming year. the Patents taken through receive Are among our new wall J M wdtcl ibmU do. Jr J week. tpecuti notice, without charge, in the will receive attention. Call at aper stock. Ton never had mora to chouse town, last prompt rom and are bound WATERTOWN. . deers' house, West street.or drop a line to you to be pleased. This David Barnum delivered of PIANO TUNER Scientific American-- the time to have your home made beautifa his crop reasonable prices. Call and see us now. - BOX s)S, DERBY, CONN. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest cir- F.G.Haeiblein, GUERNSEYTOWN JOTTINGS. tobacco to New Milfoad parties, last culation of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a PIANO TUNING. Action Tone four months, fL Sold by all newsdealers. F. E. Burwell. ADAMS, CONN. COUGHLLN week. Regulating, year; Box t BROS, Harry J. nartwell has rented Mrs Tempering. Repairing in all its branches MUNN & New York 104, Newtown, Conn., first class. tuned and 1117 . . Bridgeport, CU . - G. strictly Organs Co.36'B,"62S And St, Beardslee's farm and also Henry Well- Mrs W. Northrop and Mrs Isaac repaired Pianos for sale or rent. . Branch Offloe, F 8t WlwhlDgton. D. & get my Figures. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903. 9

the slough of despond on the Mt The Newtown Bee Pleasant hisrhwav. D. C. Peck and THE OLD RELIABLE others helped to get the wagon out. Hatwleyville CIRCOLATION : The road contractor has a job in view, THE D. M. READ to CO., get after it. HOWLAND'S January 1, 1883. 600 andought right Elevator. James B. is ESTABLISHED 185 Last Nichols quite seriously Flour, Feed and week, 43o ill with typhoid fever. Grain. Ten Pages. pYJtl Charles Henry Peck remains serious- A ly ill with little improvement in his CASH Novelty In Bedspreads. condition. Miss Knight, a trained SPECIAL LOCAL AFFAIRS. mm nurse from New Haven, is assisting in SALE ! Mercerized Quilts woven of mercerized yarns in beautiful patterns. There is a Among all the fabrics his care. high lustre, a finish which is guaranteed to be are in OBITUARY. Monday, March 16. silky permanent. They light for spring gowns voiles Prime bananas, oranges, etc., at weight, the ideal thing for a summer Spread, easy to handle and easy to launder. In r DEATH OF BURTON BRADLEY. Right out of the car, and mohairs seem thus Betts'. appearance they are the handsomest things in the way of Bedspreads we have shown Size to Burton Bradley, one of the leading Flour, for many a day. 2x2 yards. $2.75, $4.50 and $5.00. far be far in the lead in citizens of South Britain, and well per bbl., COLUMBIAN the race for favor. Wom- known in Newtown, died on Tuesday Absolutely Pure fffr&s NEW IN DRESS GOODS. aged 73 years. Ho is survived en num- morning, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE 34.55. Pebble Mistral. This is quite new, just out of the heavy paper wrappers. It is a mis- almost without by a wife, one son, Charles Bradley, and j Best Red $1.25 rur DogMidds, tral weave with a pebbly or rough surface. The weave is slightly open, but not ber have decided a daughter, Miss Maria Bradley. The Per 100 lb. diaphanous that Bag. to a silk lining. There is an air of extreme about it and it is cer- funeral occurred yesterday afternoon, Claribel Smith, of have enough positively require style else is Bridgeport, Bring bag to exchange. tain to be durable. Three castor and 46 inches nothing quite their Rev H. pe Witt Williams officiating. been guests of Mrs Susan Hall and Mr We a full line of feed for shades, navy blue, gray. wide, $1 yd. s iiv ; carry Funeral Director G. F. Taylor had the and Mrs E. J. Haiy oiiirs, Horses, and and equal and as a natural the :.! Ai s: F : Cattle, Poultry In UOMPLETKOl! . . r nvite business. TWO IMPORTANT HOSIERY ITEMS. arrangements charge. AN APPEAL tisli'nr of l V'X' idn mid is Utl'U. Vl.Vi llulix ABSOLUTELY FREE, consequence the supply lv3a of.jiir ' ;.I.1A PLEASE NOTE we Open All-ov- er ' I M S 10c SOTf Keep Black Lace Lisle Hose, and delicate of a fine sheer (KIVKI.1IY kOV t eh When old, wnd in Ih. pretty patterns quality, reg- HATTERTOWN. TO ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN !.o..amt Cmi.t6 OutHt will be ehlnped lo only on Monday, Wednesday and fast small. i';,"S!f"",. ''":0 MAHE RIUHT HEKE IN ular 75c hose, to be sold at 50c a becoming LAND'S END CEMETERY. HUIM.EI'UM, wo oiin guarantee IVlOMPT aliipmtmt. There Friday of each week. pair. no fake or tru ob.u.t this. We are a reliable Hail Order BRIEFLY NOTED. Jtracern and will u you riirhl. In return w expect fair treat. nentfromyou. WK1TE US NOW. Drop this publication now Also a lot of Black Lace Lisle Hose, a quality usually sold at 50c, but in which there are This is an institution which,judging .nd This Ralph Benedict has insured his IEM JEWELS? CO. Dept. JJ B B2IL0SP0BT, CONN. in other words are seconds we store has a good by the interest shown in it by those some slight imperfections they and shall close them out at 25c buildings through the agency of B, The Gem C. who should have some interest Company is reliable. Editor Bex W. Keeler, a pair. It is an opportunity. and large and handsome Hawley & Co. there, is capable of running itself, as no one Hawleyville, Ct. lot on from Secretary Northrop of the School hand; a stock asks any questions as to how the ex The Blue Ribbon Board visited the school, last week, and which choice can be penses are met for mowing, trimming Horse & Carriage Co., THE PROBATE COURTS. easily found everything In a very satisfactory The D. M. READ Co. and in Yet this must 132-16- keeping repair. 8 Cannon Street, Bridgeport. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. County of made NOW. May have to condition. February 2. 1903. be done every year by some one. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. Conn. Mrs D. B. Parmelee has returned costs $10 a the least to do The Undersigned hereby gives notice that Bridgeport. tell a 'different story in a It year at pursuant to authority given him by the Court from a visit with her sister, Mrs Clif- has $88.33 in of Probate for the District of Newtown in said it. The association the AUCTION SALE County, by an order of the above date, he will month, ford Hine, of Orange. sell at public auction at his office, 1094 Main though. Newtown Savings bank, which gives Every Wednesday at 1.30 p. m. Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on Saturday, Mrs E. Bevans has been March 14, 1903, at 11 a. m., all the right, title G. Ola? visiting an income of less than $4. There is Horses. Harness and Carriages. Purchasers and interest of Elizabeth C. Gibson, late of FOR SALE N. ke'rVegetable Liver Pills .1 ...... ,1 .. .. I I In will find an colrl. . Namtnmi...... ( n 1 1 1 the Stomach, Liver and Bowels a mild and interesting list to select from. Lhii.ii, iu 1. in i uuo seal B , H. It. No. Regulate natural manner, making them the friends iif Bridgeport. occasionally a lot sold bringing in $10. Those desiring to sell can make entries to of saidi.n ail Jersey cow, Signora satest aim oest remedy lor Biliousness ana Indii uon, There's a up estate deceased, located in said town 114,344. Due middle of April. Good family etc. also constipation. HeaaacDe, urainaM, particularly ex- hour of sale. Everything as represented or of Newtowu, and consisting of the homestead, They purify the Blood, beautify the complexion ana impart health and viror to The steam saw mill has been moved This has been applied to meet this your money back. u or cow: will stay alone. your entire system uo not tan to tnem a trial as Have a wonderful reoutatlon for containing acres, more less, witn tne Bilious and give once tney - good voile at a $1. It's as as is a We a line of buildings thereon, on the south side of the A. S. MANSFIELD. Brookfield. Conn. curing Dyspeptic ailments; tried always used. Sold by Druggists and Deal- from Cranberry swamp into a tract of pense far it goes, but very carry complete main kikiu leading rrom the depot, and a .few ers in Medicine, which the ton uncertain source of income. Some- Har- minutes walk easterly from said depot; also SALE OR RENT Farm 84 acres land, O. N. CLARKE, Wchols, Conn. springy and wiry yet it wjods Nettle company Horses, Carriages and in and to a second piece about opposite the FOR house. I arse barn, cow house, tine have of John B. Parmelee. times the interest of the legacies left nesses homestead on the north side of the Main road. orchard, never failing water, one mile from ' bought containing about five acres; also in and to a Sandy Hook stationand from Newtown sta Notice ! fits to third of about four acres of woodland. o Take gracefully the fig for the care of the individual lots has In our Sales piece tion, minutes waiK to scnooi anu vuiau G. W. Miss Daisy Tyrrell, the teacher, Departments. Repairing in all This is unquestionably the finest residence stores. Inquire of Mrs P. iScanlon, Walnut Carriage and Wagon Painting of all kinds Coggswell its branches. property in this vicinity. Further particu-.ar- s Tree Conn. Rest work 0 not ail been used and has generously re&rard Hill, Sandy Hook, at Reasonable Prices. Shop overS. PAYS CASH FOB ure and drapes nicely, its passed Saturday and Sunday with her in to said nrouertv can he obtain B. Kyle on Beaver Street. been to out in A. ed at the office of the undersigned. Jas. H. TSOR SALE A bay horse ten ears old, parents in Easton. given help keeping up ELWOOD, Auctioneer. Orossley. J twelvu hundred pounds, good ver and A. W. Richmond. Bethel. Conn. Farmers' Produce, Poultry, Veal. mesh Is of medium size, it is also uncer- worker. H. W.TOwn. New Fairfield, Conn Lamb, Potatoes, Apples, etc the cemetery, but this STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of ST tain. So when no lots are sold ss. Probate Court, Feb. 20, 1903. AND CAMERAS We sell the It is also the nlace to bav voiir OmeariM is strong and handsome, JOHN'S CHURCH. there Estate of Louise Thiessen. late of tha KOOAKS Kodaks and films, as well as all BULL'S HEAD and Meats when In Cornell Incubators, town of Easton. in said district, deceased. other supplies. Many we is no money in the treasury to meet photographic & things fe NOTICE. The court of Probate lor the district of can mail to you. S. V. Smith Co., Ansonia. Auction Real Estate Co., Derby, Conn., and the shades of blue.tan from Bridgeport hath limited and allowed 6 months Conn. these expenses unless by drawing ay from the date hereof for the Creditors of said 1615 Main Peep-'O-D- Brooders 90 acres Street, Bridgeport, Conn. will amount in which should estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. TOR SALE My farm of about in . and gray are Bishop Brewster visit St John's the the bank, Those who neglect to present their accounts, V Roxburv. Conn.. H mile from the village. HORSES! HORSES! especially Dede-arre- on be done. -- AND- iropeny attested, witnin said time, win d Good buildings, running water at house and church Wednesday evening of next not a recoverv. All nersons indebted to barn; OI rruit; goou tooacco lanu. n. A We have a fresh load of horses, arrived Not. said estate are to make immediate plenty Farms Specialty. 14: from Indiana. Twenty three head, and as now $17 requested itumtt. kinds-driv- pretty. week (the 18th), and the service will The association is owing for of All Kinds. payment to ;uurr smooth a lot as we ever shipped, All ers, Poultry Supplies Hawley,bxecutor. nOU SALE 2 pair oxen. John H. Ogden, Stocks of Merchandise, Farm Stock, draft and farm horses. We can sell begin at 7.30. mowing the cemetery for 1901 and 1902. L Bonn. mem wen worm tne money. Catalogues and Pocketbook sen Aspetuck, Tools, etc , Household Furniture in large We Sales free to address. pointers DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate also have Auction ever Wednes Cream mohair $1, The question is, how shall this be met, any 7, 1903. At once, a good farm hand, or small lots bought for Spot Cash. day ; any one can bring their horses here and at at ST ROSE'S. WANTED good pay. Married man pre- nave ana re- Estat of Denis Trov. late of Give us a call or .write what --for tnem sold go noun witn tneir money as the treasurer does not feel like White Newtown. In said District, deceased. ferred. John Keid, 953 Main St., Bridgeport. you have And cream Wing Poultry Farm, The Court of Probate for the District of Conn. - sale. BRONSON & 75c, at 50c. Father Fox will go to Southbury on the small account in the bank. limited SANFORD, ducing NICHOLS, CONN. Newtown, hath and allowed six EED POTATOES I shall receive a car load Auctions Solicited in Country. 11 months from the date hereof for the creditors 4 1 Elm Street. Bridof Cou next and hold mass at a. m., A few have come forward and $1 729-- 4, s of seed potatoes irom atousuhik port, mohair is the scarcest of Sunday given Telephone Bridgeport. of said est ate to exhibit their claims for set tprime 1. de D. J. WALTERS, Auctioneer. When mention tlement. Those who neirlect to Dresent their county, Me., about April Any farmers in the Sacred Heart church. to bUu $17 is needed to bal- writing The Bee. tuem snouiu uoun 1. ci i v OF help out, accounts, properly attested, within said time, siring umcia Car- SPRIIGBilK SEED PEDIGREE scarce TOR SALE 2 good sows due the last of will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- The following varieties: Early Harvest, things. ance the account. 8 men No. 3, New Queen. Rose, Early Norther, BRIEFLY NOTED. March. good Shoats. also 2 new milch debted to said estate are requested to make Hebron. A. G. W. C. Allen, W. N. Stearns. Bethel. Conn. immediate payment to Green Mountain, Bouvee, BERKSHIRES There are enough who are interested tciwara Troy, Executor. - Barnes, Boardman, tjt. "DOR SALE mare 11 SHERMAN, CONN., $1 Bay years old, weight and Cream Sicilian, finest of who could give or more, to not only J? 900 rounds: kind and gentle. rood roader: "DOR SALE OR RENT The NOTICE First class boiler; engine Terms Theodore Beardsley 1 1 Jarvis Parker saw mill for or would General Auctioneer. Reasonable. Dodgingtbwn, aiso i Duggy runabout buggy. business A sale, exchange top1 Farm in Bethlehem. Fift:y acres, good O. E. Hattertown. Unsurpassed for sue and true Berkshire char who ill is meet this but provide enough for the wagon. farm wagon: all in rood renair: will In for smaller power. Morgan. has been since December, sen Fred Conn, buildings, pure running water house, also P. O. : Stepney Depot. Conn. acter. Blood of Longfellow, Baron Lee IT, quality that's imported, future, and the treasurer would urge coeap. Klein, Bethel, In Darn vara: Dl entv of fruit: will make price Tops and "Dutchess," " Windsor Supreme ' and Kins Improving slowly. an ODiecr Address. T. E. Parker. Watertown, or a Trimmings. Lee Til represented. Prioes moderate. Stock CAR OP GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES Conn. A farmer to take cherge for sale. invited. B. extra width all who are disposed to do so, to leave Derby for seed ; no better seed in the WANTED well stocked farm on shares. Canopy Tops. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Racks, always Inspection J. $1.50.. 80 cts. 148 Main 65 Main St.. etc. One new Concord Buggy cheap for Cash. WATSON. "Springbank." Marbled al. Conn Miss Frances Beardsley is ill with such sums with Amos L. Haw- market; J. B. Shaw, St..Der y TOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE 20 ex-- Apply toM. IKilohery, Danbury. either C tra fine farms, some stocked and tooled; 15 Fox and all Fur D. G. BEERS & Ct. to 300 acres: close school and Mink, Coon. Skins, CO., Newtown, the grip. ley, the or E. N. to market, SKUNK, prices paid for. Nicholas Tesiny, president, Hawley, church. Several extra fine homes in this city. 3767 , Blue mohair, either Bliss' Price on all verv low. Terms extra easv. En dealer. Main St Bridgeport. rtorses. treasurer. nt Michael Lynch of Gas street attend Triumph close 5 two-ce- for Box a Clipping Work Tells. Potatoes have never been for earli-nes- s. 375. stamps particulars. FOR SALE Good barn hay and also ed the funeral of his John The is now equalled Danbury, Conn. HAY ox cart. of Nora F. Cosiello, I am prepared to clip horses at Keeler's Liv Am still mv old stand do or colored, $1 brother, question being agitated I have a fine suddIv of them: SRcnre Inquire h at plain yard. in on He your seed now. R. F. D. 34. Newtown, uonn. ery Stable at any time, irst class work and ing Carriage and Wagon repairing of all kinds. Lynch, Brooklyn, Tuesday. of trying to get together enough mem Heavv. sound, black work horse. 13 vears WANTED prompt attention. HARMON CODCH. Also all kinds wood work. Hontesboelns and formerly resided in Sandy Hook. old; 1300 lbs. Steel spring tooth harrow as Having leased G. L. Minor's shop New Milford, Conn. general Blacksmith ing. bers of the association to hold a meet- as new. A good sinele man. must he erood NOTICE to do all kinds of blacksmith-inc- r good milker and of all kinds. HENRY A. K blue mohair at see be done John H. teamster, and sober. Good wages currln and waL'on work Roxbury, BRENNAN, Pretty Edward Mitchell of New Haven has ing to if something cannot Chautems, and steady employment, to the right man. Shoeing of lame horses a specialty. All work W. A. WILSEY, Conn. Shop near R. R. Station, Bethel. Coon. been a few with his par- Botsford Hill, Route 17, Sandy Hook. Ct. 11. O. MITCHELL. Sandy Hook. guaranteed; prices low. Henry Fournier, 75c and 50c. One at 50c passing days to arouse an interest in the matter and Southford; Conn. ilason and Contractor. ents, Dea and Mrs N. W. Mitchell. finan- DOR SALE-- Seed potatoes. Bliss' Early Tri-- place the association on a better SALE Three colonies of bees. John $1 a seconds 50c bushel: Stone Laving a Snecialtr. Estimates cheer umph, bushel, a . Plattsville Milline Co., Is dotted with white me- Close, Redding Ridge. Conn. two weeks earlier than any other IGG8 FOR HATCHING Buff W; randottes, fully given on application. cial basis. The last meeting at which Will W. variety. i ror 13. . cms, i lethel. Henry Costello and Robert Carman FOR SALE Situated in Botsford not decay. A. Peck, Elm Shade Farm, E Piser strain, Custom Orindlns. was was FARM 1V4 Mt Pleasant, Newtown, Conn. 20 fine for of Bridgeport passed Sunday in Sandy a quorum present March 25, district. miles from Newtown or SALE A farm of 30 acres within (gTPATRONAQE SOLICITED. , tallic spots; Botsford station, containing 84 acres, sulfa hi v SALE CHEAP Prairie State Incubator, FOR i rim of the railroad station. Hook. 1893. rE. N. Hawley, Treasurer. divided into meadow, pasture and timber r)R capacity; also brooder; address GodU tobacco land and buildings in good Con FISH land, one large dwelling house, barn, etc. Farm 200 nouse. waists. in on or Roger Dairy, Bridgeport, Conn. dition. School within yarosoi jura Curtis & Co. have some Buildings good condition. Call ad M. A. Hall, New Mllioro. Of all kinds for Leafc. Clams Taylor, great dress Miss. Mary A. Costello, JR. D. 17, Sandy - B - values in farm and harnesses, S. P. Glover is in Vicksburg, Miss., HOOK, Ut.' TWR SALE OR RENT A desirable tene- in shell and BRT DA V, driving Mrs Law- FOR SALE r ment bouse in flrMt. c1h.ss renair in eood Opened Oysters. Mason and Contractor, Danbury, Ot. with all the guest of his daughter, TTOR SALE A first class road mare, wei&rht in few minutes walk of school. Brtek Black mohair too As the necessary parts. A Second-han- d road neighborhood, laying a Specialty. rence Warner. X' 950. Ma.tb.ias T. Oarroll.Sandy Hook.Oonn. JOStOttlCe, Stores aou uuuruilta. tjL...... J. H. BLACKMAN, Newtown. EWFiKuree given on and small cob machine. pair of horses weighing about ars address Carl Bader, Washington Depot, tracts. lam A bright, fresh and attractive line HORSES FOR SALE 1 pair dark bay 2500. tetr fine a black cloth as was Lesher visited Union 5 and 6 years, 16 hands, 2200; 1 F. J. Hosford. New Preston, Oi OUSEKEEPEKS recommend Slive rail as of wall paper Is offered at the Brick Samuel lodge, chestnut horses, 7 and 8, 2000; 1 extra fine HATCHING Brown Leghorns, the best Silver Polish. Trv it. Reid & F pair 1 C. CONQER, with some values in F. & A. M., in Danbury, Wednesday saddle horse, brown, 6 years, 1050; pair brown JjJ Black Minorca and Barred Plymouth Todd, 1054 Main street, Bridgeport. ever made for spring and store, exceptional horses, 6 and 7, 2200; 1 saddle pony, brown, 6 y, Profitable Rock, all standard bred stock. 50c for 13 eggs. Botsford, Coir. Also a line of night. 900; 1 bay horse, 7 years, 1100; ;i black mare, 6 Farming; Beck, Bethel, Conn. I will be at the townclerk'a office straw matting. large 1 John J. NOTICE ExDert Horseshoer and Genenl.RlxrVamlth. years. 1000; good pair mules, 5 years, 2200; How attained? Good Land, well located. well Saturday, from 1 to 4Tria. until fur All first class work Bottom Prices. summer. how ear-o- ia at .Light, cool, carpets, rugs, etc. uevon oxen, a gooa Dron stocked, wki.i, tilled ordinarily brings suc SEED POTATOES FOK SALE varieties ther notice, for the purpose of receiving taxes come ana see me. A. W. Bassett was in the Park City, :. W. Green, Brookfield Center, Ct.: cess. But the Tilling is the important tntng President McKinley. Mark Hanna R. A. Clark. Collector. to look to. Plow good with Good Plows that Uncle Sam, Pan American V rnuc it shakes theHust. Wallace Tomlinson is moving from Wednesday; AUCTION SALE The remainder of the turn the furrow just right for the tools that of Britain, wonoerrui New. Housewife's Fa FURNITURE bought and sold. a. Mott bankrupt stock, consisting of Grocer follow after. "Le Roy Plows" are the up to vorite, Commercial. Enormous.Heavy Weight, ANTIQUE Easton, CU P. O. Address WANTED. to Quaker's Farms. ies and sundrv articles will be sold at nubile date Plows for man and beast," Beauty Furlv Michigan R. D. 25. Betbel. Ct. Dodgingtown M. J. Houlihan was in 10 that are"Easy Hampton auction on Wednesday, March 11, at a. m., and do all that plows can be made to do, that mnnt. Earlv Roberts. Early Fortune, early- 4 or 5 good vounz farrow O. New- , Ear- LET One half of Frederick Sanford on Wednesday. at the Mott store. D. Peck, Trustee, are built by men who know how good plows Sunrise, Early Beauty Early Perfection, - TO cows; also S or 10 yearlings, steers or heifers. Good & Co. exten- Bridgeport town, Men. 5, 1903. should be and on tr Nnvt.hf.rn- - KlLMV Market. White OhioL Mag- bouse, Sandy Hook district. Short walk qualities at 59c, Taylor, Curtis offer an built. Plows extras always from Railroad D. O. Adminis- Call on or address band at W. B. Glover s. Newtown, Conn. num Bonum. Delaware, Champion. Ensign station. Peck, H. B. sive and nobby line of gentlemen's and Thomas has a WANTED To rent, a milk dairy farm with Bagley, Adirondack. Mills' Astonlsher, Mills trator. COOER, Botsford. Ct. 75c,$i to $1.75. Some for men Leavey spindle,' tools from April 1. Best of ref- FOR SALE Farm containing eighty Banner. Green Mountain; 50cto1.50 bushel. boys' hats and caps. For the of A. M. Briscoe & Son. erences furnished. S. Rollston, South Brit- FARM of land, house, barn and ot her out- O. L. Briscoe.lNewtown. Ct. 1TOR SALE One pair of Devon steers, four bought never-failin-g Fairfield. are in de- ain, Conn. buildings, all In good repair; -- 1 5 tons years old. J.R. Hatch, New FIxloy House, but is as they offering great bargains in SALE 2 cows. Holstein bull; r less, 50c cheap - supply of spring water.situated Flat Swamp FOR Oliver North- Hawlctvills, Nswtows, Or, sirable spring suits. Rural Carrier W. B. Ter- T?OR SALEOne Durham bull.a fine scnooi district tor further particulars. Ad- - hay. John Sprandel. WORTH of Poultry Food for 91. The Now open for the round. Thank- Delivery one. 31. miner, raunton. isewtown. Ct. dress Miss Toole. rop place, Palestine. manufacturer of Ideal Egg Food will send guests year l Fannie Betbel,1Conn. 1 ing old for favors, we Invite all as it to rill, of Route No. 56, had his wagon get near on receiut of eight varieties of their cele to comepatronssee us. past pays buy. FOR SALE To close the estate of town Brook- - SALE My place Stepney Depot a and Tr&mttent boudim r,m-- Julius Tilson made a flying trip to stuck in the FARM up TTOR SALE A small farm in of FOR barn, and outbuildings, all in good brated Poultry Foods,lncluding dollar pack fully attended to. mud, Tuesday, smashing Joyce. The Administrators 1. field, near Southville, Will belsold cheap. 15 acres land, well divided; good age of Ideal Egg Food ; also bis guarantee to on Wednesday. offer for sale the farm situated in the north R. R. D. 34. New- - repair: good refund if after use Mr and Mrs A. E. Derby a trace or two in the general excite Inquire of Mary Costello, fruit, plenty of water; near school, postotlice the dollar your egg pro- Pixley, Props. part of Sherman two miles from Gaylordsville. town, Conn. and W. J. Caodee. Stepney Depot. Ct. duction is not increased 100 per cent in fifteen ment. said farm consisting of 126 acres suitably di depot. dayS: (Only one order to a customer.) A lo- Chester Northrop visited Eureka vided into meadow and plow land is well TOR SALE- - Or exchange for live stock, 1 TSOR SALE Pair roan matched colts i and cal agent is also wanted. Clinton Bennett, to the milk business and to- wagon, 4 Rufus French, Sole Conn. REDUCTION lodge, F. & A. M., in Bethel, last week adapted raising r pneumatic tire runabout (used i- 1 years old, sisteis. Stepuey Mfr., Willimantic, Dr R. N. Betts is having new roofs bacco; plenty of buildings for hanging 4 or 5 season ; made by H. H. uabcock. Also I us- Depot, Conn. Of Price on all onr ,ru1wi nf acres. A good milk spring near, with born hay rake, used SM days only. Address COR SALE! One New Deering mowing mach-- F Teas. We Tuesday night. on his Hook residence running Go-- also can please you either in Teas and placed Sandy water at bouse, barn and cow stables in buck- H. L. Payne, Southford. FUR SALE d second hand buggy; ine for less than regular nrice. or will ex Coffees. Try a pound and be convinced. We is work. ets. Two good orchards. For further partic- business wagon. C. L. Smalley, change for horse or cattle; also two seated have a stock of Canned Mrs R. N. Betts is from William Thicket doing the ulars of Daniel B. SALE -- Olvde and Glenmarv Strawber- - Conn. sen or large Goods, toe right' convalescing enquire Mallory, Sherman, FOR - Stepney Depot, rrap in good condition, win exenange kind. Remember we are fnr mil ItIkHs or Homer L. Wanzer, New Fairfield. alants, 50c per 10t.$3 per 1000 Cumber- for horse or cattle. Charles B. Weed, Daniel's of machines. usnt an attack of the grip. lond I 50 100 TJOR of Devon oxen. Farms Trumbull. Conn. talking If you are thinking of The new line of the Postal Tel Blackcap Raspberry plants, f per SALE Pair Dist.. ouying let us call ana snow you our samples. SALE Fresh Millet Seed. 8 $12 1000. Kansas SV 100, S8 P well matched and well broke. T. J. Clark, Co. FOR 4Japanese per Blackcaps. per I?A KM WANTED To rent or work on shares Mr and Mrs H. C. Holt of egraph from New York to Boston broadcast or lbs. in drills seeds an louo. S. P. Beers. Ureenneld Hill, conn. Stepney Depot, Conn. TRUMBULL, THE Brooklyn acre. Price 8 cts. per pound. O. L. Perry, R. per I or would buy if could get the right place. S. J. PARKS. OONN. is to the south of the -- M. A. are enjoying a sojourn at Taylor's go through part F. D. 13, Stratford. TaOR SALE A Reid SeDerator. 250 pounds. TXR SALE White wood and oak timber. Banks, Bethel, town. The through Newtown used the past season. Would trade for I One XXXX large, long and straight white hotel. rights WANTED One inch chestnut or B. Hill. oak. Andrew Leavenworth, Stepney, uonn. - have all been secured. LUMBER seasoned or stock. I. C. Ransom, Stony For Sale. C. E. SASSStOOK- any quantities, green. 1 HAWLEY, well-know- Wood Broadview Farm, mile from DRY the n Ellis Working Co., Bethel, Conn. AT AUCTION IN WOODBURY 1TOR SALE Mv Dlace in Hattertown. conslstini? of good HOWLAND Joseph Achison, FARM TTnlss nreviouslv disuosed of at pri Botsford Depot, P. O. and store, scnooi Carri- Livery Stable and Line. M. S. Otis had a narrow escape from TJIOR SALE 2 new milch cows. 2 r 90 tobacco dwelling house, barn. Blacksmith and Stage at hotel, vearling vate sale, I shall on Wednesday, March 18. near by ; acres best land, iano, 9 acres of land, orchard ; all Dealer in and ice. horseman, stopped Taylor's A eood hav 1 well age shop. good May a serious one last week, heifers. rake and cultivator. iao:i at o'clock in the afternoon, sell my farm suitable for any purpose. Also adapted in uoou location accident, day Elmwood Bethel. Conn. 1 2 houses and Duunings gooa repair, ior Wednesday night. John Fittner, district. at auction. he homestead of said farm, con for a gentleman's summer home; business. A good opening for the right man. Hacks and fla.nlvn while a horse to the blacksmith of 50 acres, more or less, all of arable two barns; water in kitchen and in barn; moved dings and Fnner&is. taking sisting 16 All kinds of fruit. Reason for selling have to Bridgeport GOODS CO., was I KEEP land, with dwelling house and barns thereon, horse stalls, stanchions. to on a Dusiness. Mrs Philo Clarke has a carriage, shop in the Street. He thrown, ALWAYS peach and plum orchards In bearing. carry larger all In good condition, within one fourth of a Young stock and tools If de- of our local dealers, A. hitting on his head, and was dragged A number of the most common mile of Woodburv Main street, churches, post-- 1000 raspberries. Also H. A. PRATT, bought popular formulas on hand such as Condition, Worm and Mitchell is one of the sired. John H. Chautems. Botsford. US Parallel St., Bridgeport, Conn. Furniture Re- M. Briscoe & Son. a short distance. A. M. Tibbetts and and Kidney Powders, Liniments, Balls and orH',e the school, Carefully Bridgeport. Blisters and should be to most desirable homesteads in the Pomperaug SALE Some good hay. Tnnnireof Mrs A. T. came to his assistance. pleased supply my Vallev. Also mv farm on the hill about one DOE TITANTED To 15 or SO n shoats moved, Nettleton many patients with the same. Correspond 100 V P. Scaalon, Walnut tree mil, anay uuuk, buy you nigs, W. T. of Fabric dazed ence mile west of said homestead, containing Ct. ft or s or d orooa sows, wapie urove stocit Manager Cole, the Mr Otis being in a condition, promptly answered, acres, more or less, consisting of meadow, Farm, Oakvllle, Conn. city or country. General Trucking. Wood Fire Hose Co.. in town. home. did nlow. nasture and wood land, ith a barn TTTNTEn-l01n- irood horse, bought, sold. Hacks, surreys, baggies, har- passed Sunday they assisted him to his He DR R.. S. TODD, thereon. The homestead and out farm will be B stvle driving ness and 4 heavy sets bobsleds for sale. Would New Milford, Conn. sold or seDaratel v. to customers. W safe for ladles to drive. Weight about FOR HATCHING We have them exchange for live stock or farm W. T. GAUUAOHER, not fully realize what had happened together suit 1100, one not afraid of cars or automooiies. EGGS Rose Comb Brown Leghorns. Combs produce. Miss Catharine Kilbride of Newark, Sale to take place at the homestead. Dated at horse for sale of this never freeze. kind for farm. D. South Ot. until he reached home. He was fortu ITT ANTED General houseworker. Twenty this 4th of 1903. Mrs Any one having a Just the the J. DIXON, Britain, Mr and VV no Woodbury day March, nlease commuuicate with Henry Wilt lay more eggs than any other breed In N. J., is visiting her parents, dollars and washing for competent Antoinette II. Smith. George P. Crane, Auc Conn, 11.50 4 Sylvan Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Shall be at my Barber Shop building join- nate to escape with only a shaking up. Mrs h,. m. west. uonn. Waite, M. D., or George Walker. Bethel, known. per setting. settings 95. A few 13744. Muuson afternoons and of Glen. person. sipperiey. port. tioneer. of our for 1903: Telephone ing Hall, Saturday Mrs John Kilbride, the on winnings Danbury Fair, three Sunday mornings. First Class work guaran- FERTILE EGGS for from TITANTED A man for general work the ists.twozds: western Connecticut, rour ists. 1 m. II. W. Treat of was a (1HOICE hatching TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ten thousand VV m.. stru-- k Farm. Oakvllle, Conn. teed. Shop opened Saturday at p. Bridgewater Chickens, Ducks and A C. E. - n,.wn three 2ds; Torrington, three lsts, three 2ds John Donohue has taken a position Turkeys, feet of poultry wire. Gilbert.Steven- Must be sober and a good hand with all kinds and Silver Cup for best exhibit in the Medi caller at The Bee office, Thursday. ueese: f.ires in anv Quantities, low prices ana son, Conn. . ... in of Fabric Fire Hose warranted to batch. Catalog and circulars OI stnCK. 111 nuts iui.in.il 3 terranean class. Beach & Fisher. 113 Grassy TO THE LADIES: the factory the for Write wants. Orchard Barm TTTANTED Married man to run farm in Hungerford, Oakvllle,ij Ct. fiain at., rieiuei, uonn. postal. : Feed! Co. Mr and Mrs A. W. Bassett.Mrs Wal- Yards, Box 344, Millerton, N. Y. VV first town east of New Haven. Must 75 343 A Short Wall Paper Talk We wish to say to ... Poultry RED EGGS 40 and cts at door. .02 we Pigs' know how to milk. S. H. Street, 33 Crown St.. '7 Cock from WANTED Will pay for sound you that have the handsomest and best ter Glover and John J. at- SALE 105 acre 1 RI. fmm liens in January. BAGS Te- - 1903 In Skim milk for sale at Johnson's Northrop farm in Watertown, New Haven. - first New York two midds or other bags. Nicholas designs Gilts, Tapestrys, Ingrains and E. J. Hall and men have placed a tin FOR from postofflce, splendid buildings, mv vards has- taken at dealer. Main St., Embossed Bronzes ever shown, selling from 4c Makes the tails curl 'both tended the Pomona of the four-vear-o- ld E. P. Easton. siny, grain Bridgeport, Creamery, pigs' roof on the new which has been meeting fine land, well watered, keeps 20 head of cat SALE Pair steers, well years. Ayer, Conn. per roll up. Remember we sell you border by ways. piazza at last tle. Easy terms. Address Box 22. Watertown, I; broken, work anywhere, either single or bv hundred or the roll at the same cost as side wall or cell- B. Grange Trumbull, Wednesday. W. TSOR SALE Baled hay the room cost about half C. added to the residence of Cornelius uonn. double. J. Behn, Dodgingtown. V ton. Northern crown seed potatoes. Green ing, making your you Wm JOHNSON, L. B. Darling s Fertilizers WANTED. that it would if bought the old way by toe riALE Good farm 11 old SALE An cow coming in !next vi..ntain variety. Before you commence Newtown. Taylor. Miss Helen Martindell is ill TJOR horse years UOR for A. T. Camp, Hawleyville, Ct. sa- yard. your Spring Little X weight 1100 pounds. F. E. Wetmore, Rox J; fall or will exchange tor young stock. I. To buy, an Upright Piano for cleaning drop us a line and we will bring you care. onn. C. B. Ransom, Stony Hill. loon use in the country, no matter how old, ou r paper for selection. Yours very is a certain towns. and under the doctor's bury, mr.Hr.ANll STRAIN White Wvandottes. must be confi- - truly, It reported that XL white kind, "that can win prizes butt cheap. Correspondence Minott Augur, Sun- the big we them for." uentiai. Auuress riaauiufw, jv usuorue bl. CRAFT & LYON, Hook, Conn. man bagged three nice trout, last and lay eggs. That's what keep Danbury, Conn. Sandy Elmer Fairchild is doing jury duty, per 15, $1. Send us 25c for a year's sub- Painters & Hangers, 8TEPNEY, OT day. He had better watch out as the Eggs, 50c A Paper Dealer in Choice Meats of All Kinds, this week, in Bridgeport, being one of scription to a poultry paper. good one, TITANTED To buy, white wood, poplar and Agents for Potter Wall Paper Hills. etc. game warden may have something to too. Address Highland Farm. Box 89,Shelton, f T pass woou, siauaing, Poultry, Vegetables, the on the famous Marsh Broth- Conn. O.J. Hedden. R. D. 5B, Hook, Conn. say. jurors Sandy ers case. TtOR SALE Seed Potatoes, New Queen and mo RENT Senaratelv or together, farm. REMEMBER & iNortnern rown stock. Price L acres, witn house, lar&e hennery. Chas. H. Sweezy Son, Early Rose, Shel- John Dayton, Edward Taylor's right three dollars (13) per barrel. J. Wesley Wells, small fruits, driven well. One mile from That I am still agent Miss Edna Smith of Bridgeport is Brookfield Center, Conn. ton, Fairfield Co. Immediate possession. for the best saw table on the market; n riri Long Hill, Conn., Conn. 478 Howe Shel see It. hand man, returned, Monday night) in town for a few days. Sandy Hook, Particulars. J. H. Beard, Ave., For sale, a light sleigh, cheap. and Builders. visitingfriends -- ton, Fairfield Co., Conn. Carpenters from an extended visit in New Haven. fjlOR SALE-- r New Milch cows. M. H. Thorpe. EDWARDS 8.BE ABD8LKT, Estimates furnished and contracts taken. Stepney. H. P. Stepney. Ooaja. . Prices reasonable. If you are thinking of doing any 25 H. P. up?ign? boiler Mrs Nellie Tucker and Mrs L. C. Groceries. 13 for 50c. Bnff Wvandottes and Ply- Engine also painting this spring you will do well to Drugs. EGGS fine fowls. C. E. Os-- for sale cheap, all in good order; circular Morris passed Wednesday with Mrs Rocks, Extra saw mill, all in running order; 45 H. P. boiler Rhode Island Red Go Your Attic consult D. N. Clark of Shelton before A lot of salt fish. borne, Stepney. and 35 H. P. engine, complete, both horizontal. -- Through John Judson in Good prime sen AMD And see if you have any old bonks, steel en- Bridgeport. buying your paint. Notice his adver Rex porous plasters. for all TlflH ft&r.f. Fifteen vrtunir seasoned horses. win cneap. gravings, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs, Soda crackers, wine crackers. The C from 1000 to 1300 pounds weight, all ready CHARLES E. BLAKEMAN. Newtown, Ot Barred Rock mahogany furniture or any old fashioned and lumber for Hen tisement. kinds of except heart attacks. and fnr work. Also one ld coit and one Plymouth The machinery pain latter are new goods on the market 34 SALE The Frederick Sanford home- stuff, china, crockery, pewter, silver, etc., get sresh cow. verv cheap. Edgar T. Andrews, New- Eggs for hatching. B. Bock birds direct front It and turn them You can G. Curtis 'Jnew have arrived toothsome. 219-1- 2. stead, 5 minutes walk from Station at Bro's NEW out lntocash. send ry industry was one on the first Elm street. Bethel. Telephone 9 Bradley VORK WINNERS. as by mall a description of what you have and It rather genial town, acres choice land and buildings; we will at the railroad station. Hours : to 11 a. A line of Fresh Groceries al- SALE -- An extra good new milch cow, 4 house in good repair, barn and other C. W. reply promptly. selectman that his grocery wagon Sunday 9.4; is splendid FOR ue-- Running water, etc. FULLER,' 1 6 to m. found here. old Mrs James Burr, siepney buildings. spring fruit, Box 1095, HEDF1ELD A KEANE, Auctioneers, to p. m.; 7 p. ways Conn. D. C. Peck. Adm. Shelton, Conn. in Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Ct Mrs J. R. Smith and daughter, Miss should have furnished the victim for pot, IO THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY.QM ARCH 13, 1903.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. TheTravelers' Guide.

GEORGETOWN. Head-to-Fo- ot Clothiers. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND- - HART- - A HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE. t UUU KALLtKOAD. Eben Barrett of Cannon met with quite a serious accident, one day last BEKKSIIIRB DIVISIOB. week. While a load of wood Nrw Haven North, 9.33 a m, '3.57 p m; South drawing 10.50 a m. 7.4U p Di. out of the woods the load overturned, Shol ton North, 59 a m, 4.21 p m; South. 10.23 a m. 7.1b p m. burying Mr Barrett underneath. He Stevenson North. 10.13 a m, 4J3 p m; Sooth, & Co. 10.11 a m. 7.ii4 p m. Besse succeeded in himself, finally freeing Foster, Monroe North. 10.19 a m, 4.3Rp in; Sooth and reached home without assistance. 10 01 a m. iu.o4 D m. is es Botsford oth for New Haven, 9.55 a m It thought at this date that he 6.52 D in. See Hotstora uelow. caped broken bones and internal Newtown North, 7.41, 10.40 a m. 11.15. 4.53. 5.01. inju 7.01 p m; Minaay, i. a m; aouui, o.m. ries, but he will be very sore and lame 8.15, 9.4(1, 11.27 a ni; 4.1B, nx, 6.44 p m; sun-da- y. for a was es 6.07 p m. . long time. It a fortunate Hawley ville North, 7.51, 10.50 a m, 11.50, 5.01, cape. 5.09,7.10 pm; Sunday. .M a m; sou in, jw, SPRING STYLES 8.07, 9.37, 11.19 a m. 3.57. 6.00, 6.36 p m. Sun- day. 5.59 urn. Brooktield Junction North, 6.27, 8.03. 11.12 AN ATTRACTIVE CONCERT. The best shoe made for am, 12.20. 5.21. 5.26. 7.JJ p m, rsunaay.TB.ua a ARE READY. m; South. 6.40. 7.5s, , 9.2H, ( 11.10 a m. 3.48, The Western Star jubilee singers (col 5.21. 6.27 u in: Sunday, 5.50 u m. the 12-3- 5.31. ored), will a concert at the George money. Brooktield North, ejg.B.0. 11.17.am. 0. give 7.24 p iu; suuaay. b.w; bouiii, .u., not too for us to show an extensive of town Methodist church on Monday in a 11.U2 a m. 4.55. 6.22 D m: Sunday. 5.43 n m. It's early you line new Winter styles Litnusviile aud Still Kiver North 6J9.H.15 a m. Overcoats, Trousers, Hats, Shoes or evening, March 2J. The entertain leathers. 5.3s, 7.31 p in; Soulti. !.:.., a m. u,..u p Spring Suits, Furnishings. ment of m: Sunday, norm, a ni. souin. i iu. ! will consist solos, duets, cho Milforrt Norlii 6.45. 22. a It's not too to If you think it is, we ask to x- - New t early purchase you ruses, readings, etc. A ft for every fooc." in. 1.10. 5.37. 5.44. 7.3. p m; Sunday, aJK a m; come in and look the new over. It will you to decide what south. U.2H. 6.o5. 7.40. 9.13. 10.4e a m, i. styles help 6.10 u in: Sunday. 8. n m. want when are to Besides will us TIDINGS FROM A LIVELY VILLAGE. Controlled exclusively by Mcrwiusville North, tL3 11.41 a m. 1.40, &55 you you ready buy. it gratify very 8.35, a 10.35 a 4.10. Arthur .1. Silliman of was p in; Sunday, m; South. m, much in you the most and beautiful of Bridgeport 5.57 u m: Sunday. 5.15 D m. showing complete aggregation a guest at the Methodist parsonage, Kent North. 8.49, 11.58 a m, 3.15, 6.09 p ni; summer Shoes and we Sunday. 8.49 a m: South. 10.23 a in. 3.04, spring and Clothing, Hats, Furnishings that over Sunday. 5.42 u. m. Sunday. 5.02 d m. 3i, have ever shown. .' Cornwall Bridge North, 9.07 13.04 a m., .57. - Mrs R. O. Bennett is visiting at the 6.23 p m; Sunday, .u2--a m; Mrain, 10.11 a ni. has been our aim to our store the best Head-to-Fo-ot Clothiers, It always keep trading home of her father, George Batterson. West Corn wall North, 9.15 a m, 12.13, SJ36, 6JB wears. Fairfield p tn; Sunday ,y.io a m; hoam, iu.i a m. uat place the very best place to a man, boy orhild lain Street and Ave.. : 4.41 buy everything Mrs Floyd Bouton is confined to the (NORTHWEST CORNER) 50 n m Sund ay. n m. To be fair! To be liberal ! To have the at the ! Lime Rock North. a m. 12.20, 3.41. 6.41 p right goods right prices house by illness. Bridgeport. Conn. Sunday. 9.18 a m; South, a m,i57 5.12 To have satisfaction go with sale. To treat each customer so p m Sunday, p m. every Charles Barrett and sister, Miss Lu js that he will come back again and again. To keep our prices down, a rath- lu Barrett, attended sociable at the BOTSrpRDTO BItirKiEPOKT. and depend upon making a great many sales at a small margin, Long Ridge Methodist church, Friday attractions offered those who attend Botsford North, 73S, 10.31, 11.03 a m, 4.53, 6iS to for benefit m: 7.33a m: sooin. .w. er a few at a If like these Business evening. the sociable be given the d Sunday, m. see than large profit. you Principles of Coburn church, at the home of Mr am, 4.14, 6.52pm; Sunday, l p you will like our store. , The Methodist church was crowded, and Mrs Kdason hi wen, on Stepney North. 7.34. 10.11, 10.38 a m, 4.44. 6.4S at the en- night, March 13. All are cordially in m; Sunday, i m; squid, i.ia, ms u.wb Friday night, graphophone vited. m. 4.J. 7.01 n m : Sunday; LS p m. tertainment given by WjUbur Corn-stoc- k Long HU1 North, f7.18. MM. 1OJ0 a m. 4.SS of Bethel. r. John R. Turner has returned home 11.49 a m, 7.UK p m ; Sunday, 6-- p m. from a visit in Bridgeport. rumbuil North, ff-1- 1O.O0, 10.30 a m, 4JO. A cracker sociable was by the S.30 p m; Sunday. f7.12 a m; South. given li am: 7.14 n m: Sunday. KJ3& p m. ladies of Methodist Thurs- ju 4i 10.05 4.30, Besse & the church, STEVENSOB. Bridgeportr-Nor- th, 7.O0, SjO, a m, Co., of this week, at the Foster, day evening parson a m. 12.05. 4.45. ?J p m; Sunday, 6.45 p. m. age. FARM CHANGES. DAKBUKT DIVISIOH. March 20, R. S. Arthur Schummerick has 27 Friday evening, Rey 8.15, 7JO STORES, Mrs farm for Danbury North (Main St. station) Paddington, D. D.,of Bethel, willgiye leased Ida Stevens' the 1MB a. m, . p m. num. u.uu, cw, u his "Ocean to " and will on the milk 6.55. Sunday 8.05 a m, 6.10 p m. Sunday popular lecture, Ocean, coming year carry North. 5.30 p m. - 956 and 958 Main St, Bridgeport. or "From Atlantic to Pacific," at the business, peddling in Derby and Shel- - White St- - North. 7.35., 10.55. a m, will board with 5.10, 5.57, 7.05 p m. sunoay I m. Methodist church'. Only a nominal ton." Mr Schummerick South 7.23, , 9.3, 11.37 a m. 4.00, 6.42 n m. Sundar So m. 15c, will be asked for admission. Mrs Stevens. - price, Bethel North, 7.15. .10.48. a m. .09,15.01,9.49 It is expected that a large audience 6.43,7.59 p m. Sunday, 1U.OM a m. p m.nouwi PERSONAL ITEMS. 6.06, 7.30. 8.26, 9.45, 11.52 a m, 4.06,7.01ui p m. will welcome him. Sundav 8.12 a m. 6.17 Dm. Miss Zaida Stevens underwent a Redding North 7.08, a m, 2.03, 6.37, 7J3 pia s suuaay, iu.w a m, e.i p iu. wuw, er from the Bulls-fall- dam had been that the New Milford Power company proximately, had already been expend- mode of living at the present time is AONROE. slight operation at the New Haven U.58am.7.07pm. Sunday, 8.18 a m, 623 p m. Sanford North, 7.03, m, 159, 633, 7.49 p m ed. Isaac B. Bristol of New Milford more conducive to health and She is now home with ber b- The Newtown Bee sold to a single corporation engaged in did not own any land"at the site of the happi hospital, at Sunday ,9.59 a m, 8.10 p m. aoutn, cm, - a said be was of two banks in ness of of CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES, m. 12.02. 7.11 m. Sunday, 8.22 a m, 6j27 p m. Mr Ship-ma-n president thaq that the time our grand mother. d Published Bt electricity and trolley business. The proposed dam at Great Falls. was Branchville North. 6j7, 1034 a m, 1.53. New Milford and a stockholder in the parents. Affirmative, H. W. Treat, But a small attendance out at 5.35, 6.27 7.43 m. UMU. m, . THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Mrs who has been p Sunday,ltf.OO dam at Great Falls would develop 2,500 said the Falls Village Water Wood Co. He Mrs M. B. Mrs Elmer the as the Monterey Bryant, pm. Soutli,tL21, 7.45, 8.41, a m. 12.08. 4J8U, Bridgeport Finishing Welton, Frost. morning service, Sunday, in the New Haven hospital, has re 7.17 d. m. Sunday. :8.28 a m. 6.33 p m. ALLI 'ON P. SMITH, horse power. The dam at Kent Fur Power company owned no land at the was of the opinion that a development Negative, A. B. Mallett, VV.. W. Wei weather was stormy. In the evening Georgetown North, 8.53, a m, L4,1 6.84." 7.39 L. C. turned to her home and ts now slowly President and Editor nace would be 35 feet and would site of the proposed dam. To of the Housatonic river by the New ton, Mrs E. R. Wooster. no service was held. The gave 45 12.11. 7.21 8J1 a m. - high pastor improving. Mrs Nancy French is stay a m. p ni. Sunday. 40 Nickerson, Mr Staub said the Falls Milford Power company would be a May 27. To be notice there would be no more give a head of feet and develop 1,500 arranged. that ing with her. Village company held regular annual benefit to the in the Housatonic June 10. Graces' services until trav- WATKRTOWX BRANCH- ARTHUR J. SMITH, horse power. The dam below Gay- people night. evening preaching - in the back room of the bank was not 24. Mrs John Stowe and children, of 11.17 Secretary, Treasurer meetings valley. He a stockholder in June Strawberry festival. eling became settled. The Christian Waterlinrv Leave. 6.45. 8. m, L30, and Business Manager. lordsville. at "Board man's Bridge," in at Falls He was not certain owned none of 8. To be Endeavor will hold Bridgeport, are spending a few days 3.45, a. 10, U.U, uu, iiw p m. duuubjb, Village. the company and its July arranged. society its meetings 9 53 a m. 8.03 Dm. Arrive. 6.40. 7.45. 10.42 a m. 23 Mrs Warren Bun- - New Milford, would be feet and that the stock had ever been recorded bonds. Tc Mr Nickerson, Mr Bristol July 22. Children's night. Sunday evening, in place of the regu- with her mother, Stowe, 1.00, 2.56, 4.30, 5.51, 6.45, 7.45, 41.16 p m. as to riavK. fi 53 a m 4.58 nm. would give a head of 30 feet and devel- having been transferred him. said he did not remember ever having Mrs H. W. Treat, Mrs W. W. Wel lar preaching service. at the Bridge. Wateitown Leave, 625, 7.28, 10JS a m, 12.43 HENRY M. SM1TI1, m. de- The stock was transferred to the New been a director of New Milford ton, Mrs Ellen Gertrude C. 2.40, 4.1a, 9.34, b in, 7.3M, ll.w p Bunuaja. Vice President op 1800 horse power. The company the Peck, Trow Next Tuesday evening the Christian The steam sawmill that has been 6.35 a m, 4.40 p m. Arrive. 7.02, 8.45, 1L34 a m General Agent. Milford company on October 25, last. Power company or of having voted to bridge. located at the moved up into 1.47, 4.02. 5.27, 627, 7.10, 9.10, 11.36 p m. Sun- sired to make the improvements for Mr Endeavorers will give a "green tea" in Bridge days, 10.09 a m. 80 p m. Mr Bristol had 1,001 shares and increase its capital stock. Mr Nicker- August 12. Song, No. 175. Paper, woods, last Monday. 50 the purpose of making electricity to the ladies' parlors. The recent pleas- the Vtl.2S a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months, Staub had 3,207 t shares. All of these son then read a certificate of the in "What constitutes a good Months. Four Cents a sell. Mr Shipman then said that the education," ant sociable at the parsonage is to be Mrs Dr who has been LITCHFIKLD BBAHCB Cents for Four Copy were transferred to the New Milford crease in the stock of the New Bertha Hatch. Music, Isabel Orr. Sweet, staying statements which had been circulated capital eclipsed by this occasion. A fine sup with Mr and Mrs Charles French, will Bethel Leave 10.50 a,m, 5.05 p m. Sunday, 7.35 company. Mr Staub said he had Milford Power from $100,000 Recitation, George a m. Arrive v.tu a m, .w p m. aunuay, a.iw Newtown, Friday, March 13, 1903 that the company intended to turn the company Northrop. Paper, per is being arranged for, a program make her home in the with Mr m ceased be--a of New Mil- spring Son-da- to director the to $1,000,000, dated February 25, 1902. "Current Events," II. W. Treat. Hawley ville North, 11.05 am, SJBpm. y, water of the Housatonic outside of the has been prepared, consisting of litera and Mrs William Jordan. 8.00 3.47 264-- 32 ' ford company about a year ago. One The certificate was Mr Brfs-- to be selected. a m. Leave for Bethel Sjf7 a m, Telephone call, state was of the silliest character. In signed by Readings, ry and musical features; and games will n m. Sundav. 5.55 n m. - of his last official acts was to vote to Nicholas Staub and four of co. iuusicai program in Charles French a fine North, 11.17 a m, 5.34 p m. Sunday, Rates : ( con tol, others august be such as we the purchased Shepaug Advertising .order to provide against any such stock to charge of music committee. played, may expect 8. 13 a m. aoutn, thoj a m. tam p Sun lw lmo 3mo Omo year Mr submitted increase the capital $1,000,000. the directors, and had been filed in the and old have that on work horse of Woodbury parties, last day, 5.36 p m. 1--2 the young played day inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 tingency Shipman In regard to his ownership of the office of the of the state. Mr Septembers Corn Roast. Commit week. Roxbury Falls North. 1L2S a m. 5.43 . Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 following: secretary the Emerald Isle. Come out! Wear Sunday, SJE" a m. south, tv.Uj a m. i pm. 2 Inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 1H.00 bonds of the New Milford Power com Bristol said it was the first time he tee: Lewis Northrop, George Northrop Sunday. d m. B 10.00 15.00 25.00 in nor tie and Mrs Charles who has been 11 .33 0 Inches 2.50 5.00 "Nothing this resolution, any Mr he held William Ueardsiey, rover Allen. your greenest bring your green Downes, Box bury North, a m, p m. Sunday, 4 Inches 8.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 is pany, Staub said $115,000 had ever heard of the certificate, ij est is now im h.33 am. Boutn, tum a m, o p m. sanoay, 1- resolution to.wbich this an amend beau, for it Saint Patrick's night. ill with tonsilitis, is -4 column 4.00 8.00 lrt.00 24.00 40.00 of its bonds in addition to $20,000 of Charles M. Beach of New Milford siid September 23. To be arranged. quite fi.15 n m. 1- -8 column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 ment, shall be deemed to authorize the proving. Dr Wales is attending her. Judd's Bridge North, 11.39 a m, 5J6 p 1- -2 column 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 00.00 the stock. Mr Shipman at this point in his opinion the Housatonic valley vutuuer x. "iran wont on EAST VILLIGE AND VICINITY. Sunday, n.ts a m. outh, 80 a m, 3J0 p m. 3-- 32.00 48.00 80.00 New Milford Power to divert 4 column 8.00 16.00 company announced in of the Farm," Lewis Miss Ella Downs has been suffering Sunday, 5.03 p m. column 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 water from the Housatonic river or that the progress the would derive great benefit if the river's Northrop. Paper, The Junior Epworth League of the Washington North, 1L50 a m, 607 p m. he should, to hav- water "Current Events," William with tonsilitis, but is now better. day, .ub a m. Bourn, ojb a m, us p n ts out of investigation object power were developed by the Beardsley. Methodist church held a fair and 4.51 nujr tributaries Connecticut, but B. day, p San-da- Reading notices, brevier type, 10c line. ing the names of the stockholders of New Milford Power David .Paper, Mrs A. Mallett. Readings, wood New Preston North, 11.54 a m, 6.11 p m. y, a word week. all waters of said river after use for company. supper at their church recently which John Sherwood, while cutting 9.08 m. 8.34 m. Ban- - Small nonpareU ads, lc per the New Milford and E. Soule and Andrew M. Booth of New Mrs E. R. Wooster and Gertrude L. a South, a m, t p the development of power by said com- Power.company netted them $30. at his wood pile, cut his thumb quite the amount of shares held by each rMilford coincided in the views of Mr Trowbridge. fainted before BdJiford North, 12.03 a m, tJO p m. Sunday, pany shall b3 returned to said river, An was severely. lie reaching 9.19 a m. South, &25a m, 5 p m. Sunday, Ten Pages. The assets of the company would be Beach. The hearing was 'then ad- Music, Mrs E. R. Wooster. oyster supper given by the house. were called who 4.26 p m. and in case of diversion of the water October 28. To be the Methodist society at their church Neighbors Morris North, 12.08 a m, 6J25 p m. Sunday 'the herein con freely disclosed. To JuWge Maltbie, journed until Friday, March 20, at 10 arranged. soon revived him, t.27 a m. South, 8J20 a m, 2.40 p m. Sunday aforesaid, privileges Mr Staub said he believed R. N. o'clock a. m. November 12. Paper, "How Can the Wednesday evening, March 11. 4.18 pm. ferred shall bevoid. ' ' that L. Goulett has sold his Bantam North, 12.17 pm, 634 p m. Sand ay, FAIRFIELD COUNTY. of New York was a stockholder Grange be of Greater Aid to Its Mem Miss Gertrude has re- recently 9.45am. South. 8.12 a m. SJii p m. Sunday. Mr said the King Beardsley 4.07 Shipman then company n. W. house to 'Cornell & Beardsley, and is n m. ' of bers," Treat. 12-2- the New Milford Power Readings, Hattie turned home her sister 0 wished the to dispose of its power company, after visiting to Lake North, p m, 637 p m. Sunday, "NEW MILFOftD. right He could not whether or not BRIDGEWATER. J. Allen and Reuben in looking for another take its place. v.ty a m. south, tnaoam, I in say the Hawley. Paper, Stratford. oav. 3.3H n m. uup piher companies "by agreement "The Culture of Mrs 6.42 company had ever held a meeting. He Flowers," Elmer - William French continues quite chffeld Arrive I25 p p m. Sunday, with such other incorporated company ORANGE TOPICS. r rose, song, Mrs a. li. Mallett. i$orn, jb eDruary 27, a nine and one- 9.55 a m. South, 8. a m, pm. wumay. DAMS ON THE HOUSATONIC STATE- had deeded to the company the land poorly, 3.50 m. or companies." It also desired the November 25. No. 125. Reci quarter pound daughter, Eveline May, p MENT THAT PLAN IS TO DIVERT WA- he had purchased. Walter Scott Mor- has Song, right of eminent domain. In addition Bridgewater Grange arranged tation, Reuben Warner. Mrs to Mr and Mrs A. Herbert Curtiss. G. N. Wakelee of Southbury is tak TER INTO ANOTHER STATE. NO OP- ton of New York, civil of tha Reading, DIV1SIOH. the company wished the right to issue engineer the following program for the year: H. W. Treat. ing orders in this vicinity for garden HIQHLAHD POSITION WAS MADE. New Milford Power company, des; 11. Brothers' Paper, "The Signifi Frederick Wales, now of Easton, Pa. bonds not only on its water powers but March night. Initia- cance of seeds and stock. Dan East, 7.38, 1L37 a m, 7.05 p m. West Thanksgiving." Song No. 86. is in town ts, nursery bury STAUB TELLS ABOUT HIS CON- - cribed the development of the water tion first and second degrees. Com- visiting Mr and v.id a m, s. 7, p m. also on its distributing lines and plants. Harvest feast. j 11.49 a m, 7J7 a, Mrs Solon is new Hawleyville East. p NECTION WITH TnE ENTERPRISE. company. Work was pushed mittee: E. R. Charles Duil-e- Wales and other relatives. William J ordon building a 9.00 m. 7.11 m. The'resoluttons also provided that the being Wooster, December 11. Election of West. a n OF NEW MILFORD WA- - forward at Bull's a officers. barn for Thomas Bailey of Great Ring. North Newtown East, 74 a m, 7JSS p m. PROJECT TIIE flow ot Bridge where dam, H. W. Lewis re I - company should not detain the Treat, Northrop. December 2o. Christmas enter miss Annie Goidsborougb has west, 8.54 am. 2.3b, 7.wpm. TEK COMPANY. canal and powerhouse were being con- March 25. match. Lead- B. In tene-- Sa".dy "ok-- fi UM ".- - P the Housatonic river in the Spelling turned from Lakewood, N. J., where J. Downs has a family his I J5,7' operation and a of ma- tainment to be arranged. est 8.50 a m, 2.30, 7.01 p m. of "its business. Allan W. as structed, great deal the ers: William Beardsley, Kate E. Woos- she has been several weeks ment house, Southbury East, a 07, 12.08, 7J6 p m. West Paige, " 9, Sisters' spending I.FROM THE NEW HAVEN ISTER. for the was on the ter. January, '0. Night. counsel for the Ousatonic Power com- chinery plant with her aunt, Mrs Benkard. Sou t h ford East. 8.12 a m, 12.14,7.42 p m. West. said would- - be to ground. The dam was to be 15 feet April 8. Song, No. 143. Readings, GREENFIELD HILL. 8.36 a m. 2.15. 6.46 com- pany, it preferable A PROSPEROUS Mrs A. Goidsborougb. is in Brooklyn, Waterbury lue. a m. 12.34. 8.04 n There was a hearing before the and the canal two miles long. Evadne and War- ASSOCIATION. 8.13 1 say nothing about the detention of the high Dickinson Reuben N. a few West. a m, JO, 624 p m. mittee on at the capi-to- l, the end of was a Y., spending weeks with Mr Trains stop when signaled only. v incorporations water as the interests on that river be- At the canal foreboy ner. Paper, A. B. Mallett. Recita- There is talk of the Bridgewater The White Wing Poultry Farm, Nich- on the of the New and a steel would Horse and Mrs R. L. Goldsborough. Friday, petition low were safe-guard- common law. pipe be constructed tion, Kate Wooster. Music, Mrs A. Thief and Burglar Detective As ols, have made arrangements with the Milford Power for an amend- by company Mr added that the construction there to carry the water into the tur- B. Mallett. Song, No. 152. sociation having a supper, and trying The White Wing Poultry farm of Cornell Incubator Manufacturing Co., ment to its charter to enable it to con- Paige to as as made of reservoirs and dams by the New bines. Electric generators would be April 22. Paper, "Current Events." get out near possible the full Nichols have arrangements with to handle their goods and will sell the clams on Ilousa-toni- c struct additional the Milford a attached to the turbines. The horse Readings, Levi M. Warner and Abbie membership, and keep alive an active the Cornell Incubator Manufacturing same at factory prices. The Cornell tal- Power company wpuld be river. A array of legal n to be W. Welton-Song- , Co. to large benefit to the interest below. MrShip-ma- power developed would be about Northrop. Paper, W. interest among its members. The As handle their goods and will sell incubators won the gold medal, high- ent wasbefore the committee and heard Pan-Americ- Ex- then said it would be 3,000 and the cost would be about E. R. Wooster. sociation has quite a nice bank ac the same at factory prices. The Cor est award at the UofflflOG" on preferable - the petition. to leave the matter to the common $1,000,000. The sum of $200,000 ap May 13. Debate, Resol ved, That the count to its credit, but the annual nell- incubators won the gold medal position. When you buy an incubator L. of Hartford said Pan-Americ- - Arthur Shipman common law a pro- meetings have not been held regularly. highest award at Ex buy a Cornell. It is the latest and desired to law. Under the that the company the right above others had a to de- There is now a vacancy in the list of position. When you buy an incubator best and gives best results. Money re above Falls in prietor right RESORTS construct just Great tain water a "reasonable time." officers, caused by the death of the vice buy a Cornell. It is the latest and best. funded if not as represented, it pro a three-fo- ot Canaarr and Salisbury, Nicholas Staub of president, Arza C. Morris. It is hoped and gives best results. Money refunded duces the healthiest and most vigor dam with flash boards two feet OF THE SOUTH ;in New Milford said over 20 that the proposed meeting and supper if not as represented. It produces the ous chicks ever obtained by artificial a not to that years Can be reached with comfort and height; at Kent Furnace dam he the fever" that may be held and be a successful affair. healthiest and most vigorous chicks incubation. exceed 35 in and at a ago "got something economy by the feet height point should be done with the Housatonic ever obtained by artificial incubation. river for the benefit of the people of THE DAMP fROOF Robert Treat recently spent a couple A REMARKABLE CASE. OLD D0D1M0H that He found that at Falls of days in New Haven. SHERMAN. LIE vicinity. One of most remarkable cases of $200,000 had been on the Village expended Mr and Mrs Orville Sherwood a cold, deep-seate- d on the OF STEAMERS a 1852. moved, COBURN SOCIABILITY. lungs. water power ,in The proprie- this week, to a farm he has hired near causing pneumonia, is that of Mrs Leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, ride is one of the all the round, at 3 p. m. tors of that property could not agree Ball's Pond in New Fairfield. moonlight Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind., who year what to do with it and idle. Mr was entirely curea by tne use or One it lay Dodd Minute Cure. She EXCURSION TICKETS TO Staub in with some Fred Barhum of Southville is Cough says: "The then, company Dorothy help coughing and straining so weakened Abel G. Hadden saw Hartford men, got a charter for the ing his logs at CARTERS me that I ran down in weight from 148 Asheville, Hot Springs, New Milford Power company and se- the Wewaukee Mills. to 92 pounds. I tried a number of remedies to no avail until I used One Pinehurst, cured options on the land along the SHOE. Eli Beers, with his brother, Robert river. When these he I Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles of Southern Pines, N. options expired Beers, is enjoying a trip to Boston, this fIVER this wonderful remedy cured me en C, was hud pushed for money but by the week. Eli Beers is to accompany his PILLS. tirely 01 the cough, strengthened my Hot Springs, Va., assistance of Isaac Bristol at New Mil brother on his return to his western 3 lungs and restored me to my normal ford, who loaned him $16,000, he weight, health and strength." S. J Jacksonville, Tampa, kept A leather if immersed in will home, and make a visit to the Iowa Parks, W. N. the options alive and in some cases sole, water, gradually town where he was of Trumbull; Hurd, Long St Fla., soak moisture and become formerly pastor Hill; B. Hawley & Co., Stepney; A. B. Augustine, bought the land outright. His object up cold, heavy and clammy. a O.igregationa church. Later he is Blakeman, Botsford; Betts & Betts, New Orleans, La., was to benefit the Housatonic valley. For this reason most shoes need rubbers on a rainy day expecting to make his home in Boston, bandy Hook; M. Beach, Monroe; YY. J. CURE inol-fle- Then of of Biek Headaehs and relieve all the troubles Beehler, Brooktield; R. Ii. Beers & Co. Qa. Engineer Bogert the state not so much to the of the shoe as to the and resume his lecturing and such aa Savannah, New protect top prevent writing. to a bilious state of the system, Newtown. York looked the prospective wa sole of Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress altar The above Excursion Tickets Include Heals gradually absorbing the wet the pavement against It is reported that the heirs of the eating. Pain in the Side, ic. While their most and Stateroom on ter power over and said that that at remarkable success has been shown In Berth Old Dominion Steam- it is all late A. Beers have ef curing COUGH SETTLED ON HER LUNGS, er. Ticket and staterooms at Pier 25, N. SL. Falls Village was superb, and should which constantly pressed with the weight of the Chauncey just be utilized. Mr Staub then interested body. fected a settlement of Eli Beers' claim for services in for his father for "My daughter had a terrible cough capitalists and made a contract with But rubbers make some feet is wiser to caring on ner savs perspire. It four to sdcik ar wnicn seinea luntrs," n. Old Dominion Co. HON NICHOLAS STAUB. them to the years previous his death. Beadtche, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills oi Steamship develop the power. At that the feet damp-pro- of cork soles. are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre jacKson uanvine. in. "we tried a protect by They light 8 1 N. T. time residents of the Housatonic val II. W. Treat has just placed a DeLa-v- al Tenting this annoying complaint, while they also great many remedies without relief, Beach St., New York, and keep the feet dry and warm. correct all disorders of I he b t.omach,Btimulate thm until we gave ner and three and a half miles below ley and especially of Falls separator with Heman of liver and the bowels. ven if they only rroieys iioney H. B. Walker, Traf. Mgr. Gaylord's Village, Beardsley curea regulate Tar, which cured her." Be fuse substi- Bridge, in JNew Milford; a clam not to were most anxious that power in the Roxbury, who will now be a patron of tutes. Sold by R. H. Beers & On. J. J. Brown. G. P.. A exceed 23 feet in Mr Ship-ma- n river should be The work Hills Betts & Betts. Sanrtv height. developed. Bridgewater Creamery. Newtown;u . a . . it J-r-. m.i t w then said the company was char- was now going forward. In conclusion The xiuuti, a. rtiitKtuiau, COUSIOru. IQNORANCE IS THE MOTHER OF Price Is $3.00. Ache they would be almost priceless to those who tered in 180.3, the idea of Mr Staub said he had a small pecun- suffer from this but fortn MISTAKES, original the LOST HIS NERVE. distressing complaint; PLOT to use the iary interest in the New Milford Pow- tately their goodness does notend here.and thossj THE THICKENS. incorporators being water who once try them will find these little pills valr Blunders and bungles the most . near Lover's in town of iVevv er company, his total amount Those who climb mountains fre- able in so many ways that they wTnot be wih But has to rin t.lif. Leap, the holdings to do without them. But after all sick head that nothing with pensive thing in this foolish wnrlH. 18-fo- find too ling and to build an ot to $20,000. He was not an ollicer quently the dizzy depths fact that there is not a bettor salve on are Milford, dam. ing much for them and lose nerve. There millions of poor persons, who This dam had not been built. In 1W5 of the company. In to W. B. their earth than Bucklen's Arnica Salve. nave ueen ricn our, reply Such is also the experience of those It's a reliable cure for bruises. iingui ior tbelr ' the was to con Mr Staub said he had pur- W. K. MOLL who burns, blunders, and hundreds in tha company given power Smith, AN, neglect their stomachs or bowels. ACME cuts, corns, sores and salt rheum. who might have been alive had t.twv struct dams at Gaylordsville and Bull's chased the majority of the stock of the Self preservation demands Dr King's Is the bane of so many lives that here is where Tried and tested and infallible 1026 Main St., we make our great boast. Our cure It voile proved used Dr David KennWiv' new mtwii. falls. These were to be 15 in Falls Water Power company, Bridgeport. New Life pills. They are gentle but pills for piles. 25c. Satisfaction guar- Cal-cur-a feet Village R. H. others do not. Only cine, Solvent, when they were Only 25c, at Beers & or ra Instead of at both lie had sold this stock to the New Mil- thorough. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very mall and anteed money refunded by R, H. first taken sick. Write to the Cai-cu- height. building Ssnd for our Dodd Booklet. Co., Newtown; W. B. Hawley, Sher- very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Beers & Co.. Newtown: W. B. Hawlev. places a dam was in process of ford Powerj company. As far as he Dorothy Curtis & They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe ox Company, Rondout, N. Y., for a book single man; Taylor, Co., Sandy action Sherman; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy and free be- knew A. W. W. purge, but by their gentle please ail who sample. construction at iiull's falls and the Falls Village Water Power Hook; Twiss, Bethel: N. nee them. In vialsat 25 cents ; five for $L Sold hook; a. w. Twiss, Betnel; w. jn. tween $200,000 and $300,000 had been company was still in existance. Mr Noble and Albert Evitts, New Mil- by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. Noble and Albert Evitts. New Milford: ford; there. The to be de- Staub said he did not know the names Connery Bros., Georgetown; CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. Connery Bros., Georgetown; Allen expended power Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; George D. mad Tar at Bulls falls would be about of the New Milford Power company. Joyce, Roxbury Station; George Foley's Honey veloped D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. F. Snail fSL Small Base Small Prlc& O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. F. Smith, ror cnuarntte,sarm. ivoi 3,000-hors- e power. The mini num pow To Donald T. Warner, Mr Staub sai Smith, West Cornwall, drugstores. West Cornwall, druggists.