"I v. tr II 1 ne;. i ewtown. Bee 3-- i VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN,. CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY' 8 1008. NUMBER 1.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Brookfield the hH where they will give the dra- i ma which they presented Jn Warner'a LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. hall, New Year's eve. Further no- will be next week. Stepney, , The services of the two Christmas tice given festivals took place on Christmas eve, Little Harry Gregory Maurer, infant T. F. PLATT. :; Home News and Cemment. Both were well attended. The ser son of Mr and Mrs Harry B. Maurer, vices in each were very pleasant and On the remains of Thoedore passed away at its parents' home in Monday, enjoyed by all present. The children Piatt, station agent at Nw Milford, were well remembered and all went Daniel's Farms on Saturday, De- was brought here for burial. Mr Piatt home with joyful hearts wishing that cember 28, aged one month and seven was born in this place, the eon of Al- Christmas would come oftener. days. The funeral was private. Mr Mr and Mrs Arthur S. Hawley of len and Harriett Piatt. Iri early life and Mrs Maurer have the deep sym MASONIC NOTES OBITUARY. New York spent Christmas at their old De- , mum parish he 'was station agent at Siepney home in Whisconier, returning on pathy of all their friends in the loss of pot and theflfor many years was trav- Thursday morning. They are expect their little son. Officers iotAlled, PATRICK HARBIGAN SUNDAY NOTICES. eler for DawiOH' & Douglass of New Monday ing to make Syracuse, N. Y., their Harridan At. 11 11. m mnrnlno-ciprvic- with home some time in "confoctioners Patrick passed away, Tua cel. January. Haverr, .thai, lading of There was no lot Coun day, after a brief illness. Ho was om ration of the Holy Communion; meeting the Kent that eay. GX tyexy genial nature he try club, last week, due to illness of a the old-tim- e 12 7.30 frhihda in of employes of the Rubbemft m., Sunday tchool ; at P. member Mr Williams' rode many the various Hiram lodge, No. 18, A. P. & A. M of family. ECHOES FROM CHRISTMAS TIME. laboring there from 1860 till Mrs who has towns where he told his candy, etc. installed the following officsrs, Mon- shop, itpi., evening prayer. Mullikin, been ill for closed down. A Miss some is under Christmas was celebrated at the vil- - day night v daughter Marnier. m,' m t - time, slowly improving Kr Piatt wis "shriner" among the , D1IIK1IIK kiaiS Will IIICCI. VII A'Al- W. M., L. T. Briscoe. the care of Dr Ryder. lage school with a tree for the children He leaves 3 order of, Masons. , a widow, S. C. A. Peel. t P. m..for rehearsal. Quite a large amount of tobacco has and a fine program by the children con- W., took place trJlTiJton Thursday iSlfc formerly Mist Gussie Bristol. He J. W., W. H. Prindle. v is There will been taken down, while many are yet sisting of songs, marches, dialogues ReV Fox Monday the Epiphany. . Patrick officiating. Funeral afraid to take down especially where and recitations. Santa Claus in person was an only brother of C. II. Piatt of Secretary, L. C. Morris. be a celebration of the Commun Director had the Holy the was rank as a many superintended the distribution of sifts Treasurer, A. M. Briscoe. Troy arrangement " growth great York, who for many years m.- - riw S. P. W. A. Leon- ion at 10.30 a. . of the stems are not yet cured down from the tree. Oranges for the school ;' Trustees, Glover, in charge. of N. " No sales are were donated Mr Carl 'ift'a.Cw.rll ftaperintendant thr ard, L. C. Morris. Next Thursday afternoon the Worn sufficiently. yet reported generously by x . n. k. Finance S. P. A. in town. son. if. k. ueorge nawiey, committee, Glover, MRS AUSTIN MCINERNEY. tins' Auxiliary will meet at the recto If T. B. Randolph Williams was home from The annual Christmas concert of the an old schoolmate, had charge of the Nettleton, Henry Coger. , ' S. D.. T. D. The funeral of, Margaret Mclnerney, ry to work for the missionary box. Syracuse for the holiday vacation. - Congregational Sunday school was burial services, with Rev Mr Duncan. Bishop. J. D.. Lawrence Taylor. widow of Austin Mclnerney, was large- held on Christmas eve. There were Chaplain, A. T. Nettleton. George H. Terry of Winsted, Pat three trees loaded with remembrances, , ' ly attended, Sunday morning, from St BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. "S. C. P. rick Kelly and William for the children. S., Northrop. jf. - ofWallingford Bethel. Rose's church, Rev Patrick Fox offitfi- Shea of Brooklyn have at The Episcopal Sunday school neld Because of the inclemency of the J. S., John 0. Pitzschler. registered ating. The pall bearers were Thomas the Sandy Hook hotel. their annual concert and Christmas tree ' the attend- THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY. on chil weather, Monday evening, F. 'Bradley, Patrick William Christmas night and all of the Bradley, dren ance at the Christmas exercises at the AT FINCH'S Thomas Lillis of Passaic, N. J., is The Current Events "club met with in the parish found gifts upon the Ready, James Hassett, Peter Quinn tree while the older ones received a church-wa- s slender Almost visiting his sisters at Bennett's Bridge, Mrs Cady Morse, Monday eveniing. The Baptist and Aime Lambach. Her was 78 age was and the pro- picture of Bishop Brewster. , the entire frosram however was ren- subject "Goethe," ' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. years. In her last days Mrs Mcln- was in charge of Miss Rockwell. ft ac- The Fabric 'Fire Hose Co.'s shop gram The boys of Kent school are begin dered and the children gave good was her Miss Bertha Benedict, who has been 18 Ibi $1.00. erney lovingly care,d for by and the reclaiming plant closed for ning to return from their vacation and count of themselves. ", Everyone pres- sugar, visiting her parents on Grassy Pliin a J son, Patrick Mclnerney, who also min- week's vacation. They will number of new boys will be enrolled received while mem- Fresh Creamery butter, 33c. street, returned to East Norwalk, Mon- ent a gift, the to his inv his Monday.. at the opening of the school, next 2 25c. istered aged father last to resume her school duties. bers of the school who were not in at- Crest tomatoes, cans, ( day, week. - days, Fu leral Director Troy had the The Right Reverend Chauncey B. Mrs Rufus tendance will receive theirs Pickled tongue, 20c. f- A Sandy Hook bachelor promised a Frink is spending a few Sunday in Brewster will pay his annual visit to in ' ' Veal 13C arrangements charge. fair in the Hook a box of days Hartford. I loaf, youny lady St Thomas' morning. ' chocolates Christmas. She church, Sunday evening. The annual meeting and roll call of Olives, 8c. for didn't Misses and Grace Drew of Services as usual Sunday morning "CAPT" MICHAEL QUALEY. New received Georgia the First Congregational church will be get them, but at Year's J.,-hav-e Can 25c. Orange, N. been the held in and at4dwer Stepney in che evening! lobster, a handsome candy box, but empty. The guests the church parlors, Thursday "Capt Michael Qualey died, of Mr and Mrs George Hanndn of Roast beaf, 20c. investigating committee of the Fores evening, Janauary 9. after a brief illness Chestnut street. R. W. Bull left town for Florida, school on Fri: Maple syrup, 23c. ters will look after him. i . The MeAodjst Sunday He sustained Miss Inez Crofoot of Center street last Can 20c. with pneumonia. a fall Friday. " dav evening enjoyed a fine Chnstma peaches, entertained a party of her friends at A. few of the young peopl e attended , in his' ' Crest brand 13c. house, Saturday, breaking three Miss Olive Smith, a nurse from Whist, evening. at supper and a burdened jChristma peas, Saturday the Masonic annual Cornwall Bridge, jrell His 70 A is for Minott Augur. Watch-nig- ht v ribs. age was years. brother, Bridgeport, caring A service was held in New A.- Can beets, 13c. Tuesday, Year's eve. vtree. number of the younger one. - Matthew survives him. - the Methodist church, Tuesday evening. No after-effec- ts from Qualey, "Capt'' T 1 1 dangerous la ...I Sugar corn, 10c. W f - recited inierestinsr selections pertain f.. oyron merwn ana wue were The Misses Ohler of Plain Qualey served in the British guesis Grassy grippe whe.i Linonine is taken. At all armyj Marcus over ' .t ing to the Christmas hour. "jThe actin at Camp's Sunday. street entertained a number of their drug stores, 25c, 50c, $1. Make when a young man, and on coming to friends at a Whist. Thursday evening. wstorT Mr .Snowies, wsa remei your poultry pay by .feeding Rer this country first worked for Jesee ?io cold honor Miss Anna " them International poultry food. At qheck a quickly, get from in of their guest, Fer v faffed witS gifi of gold. ' riss, of N. Jr. Nichols Curtis & Co.'s. Sanford. His wife died about si$j our druggist some little Candy Cold Brooklyn, SchwarW Taylor, The St Thomas Sunday school held Frank engineei ?0 ago. Funeral Director Keating Tablets called ev- PERSONAL" ', years PreventicJDruggists their Christmas entertainment NOTES. . diviiion,' has beeiJ the A ' Friday Highland gBe had the in charge. , now Preven- - The High school: seniors and juniors arrangements erywhere are dispensing evening, in the Parish house. A can Mrs Udall of C. Osberne. Mr Mr and Henry spent E., Schiwte for not . tata "A good time with Santa ' a New Year's tics,' they are only safe, but entitled, Mr and Mrs . delightful dance, Mrs H. S. Willis New Christmas day with George ' teed Mr and of Pre-venti- Claus" was and tne - decidedly certain and prompt. cs presented thoroughly Couch. f ijilr(Tifrtte.b' e, at rand Central hotel par- Milford and Mrs were all. f Emily Bennett contain no no laxa- enjoyed by William Willington spent Christmas quinine, Mrs A. G. Burlew guests on Christmas day of Mr and of Hackensack. with his family at the home of his son, tive, nothing harsh nor sickening. Tak- N. has!been - J., the guest of her sister, ...... Charles , Horace Willington. ifrs Hawley. en at the "sneeze Mrs William Gilbert, of street. , . M4 The plac on !the turnpike near the.1 stage" Preyentics Henry Samuel Thorp and family of Bridge- q4tnB Richard and Henry E. Ohler enter tfWm, old tdll below'' will prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, port and George Wade and wife of gate Botsford, is Miss Helen Bassett of Bridgeport tained a number of their friends at' i LaGrippe, etc. Hence the name, Pre- - Shelton were guests of T. L. Wade on -- j College ' Monday ...... n ajruetrt iasatejTomJjn.rt, Heart", party, Christmas day. , A ,T. mt i'fi vp'.itipM.. ' flnnr. fori-- , feverish child on evening; at their home Grassy EJaiii spent-Christm- . piot the exception nor is there any Angevine of Bridgeport, has beettyla ' . v Howard B. Curtis" and family We old ren. 4 Preventics 25 cents. Trial Boxes' street, in the college contest Prince- schedule time for them to drop. Sac-- to Jewish people from New York. are still doing business at the , day at the home of 'his v ton won and the prizes were taken" by with a line of felt and rub-- 25 cts) Sold by all dealers.: brother-in-la- in Strat-- urday afternoon the Junior Circle of stand, good Miss Pauline Smith and Rich- .Ernest Reed, Harvey ford. the Kind's Daughters, gave their lead- Mrs Ella Bulkley of South Norwalk, ber.iioots, shoes and rubbers. Prices mond. Mrs Emerson Wilson and of low. A pretty wedding took place at St Miss of South Clarence Goodyear is at home with er, Mrs Elwell, one of thes'e pleasant children according to the times, very Ruth Shepard street Rose's last week aft- 12 his parents for the Christmas holidays. Mr if church, Thursday entertained friends at Christmas a' surprise not to Ridgefield are guests, this week, of Sandy Hook Shoe Store. ; Mr Vickers is on a two weeksV surprises, ernoon at 2 o'clock, when Miss Cather- a house party from Friday until Mon- away and Mrs George R. Wilson in Taunton. . with his be forgotten, as it came in the very day. visit family. New Year's was ushered in at Sandy ine Falls, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Linonine pneumonia. substantial form of a handsome writ Linonine prevents pneumonia. prevents Mr and Mrs L. C. Gilbert spent last Hook' by the ringing of the Shoddy mill Andrew Fall's of Dodgingtown, and ing desk and desk chair. These pieces bell, the Methodist church bell and Wednesday in Bridgeport the guests of Philip Kepp of Danbury were united in Monroe. are of polished oak, chaste and artis- the firing of guns. Y - Mrs Mary A. Benham. ... marriage. Rev P. Fox performed the TrurbuII. tic in finish, highly ornamental as well WHAT'S GOING ON. ceremony. Miss Mary Reilly of Dan- no neafiil Tlio anrnriao wad nnmnlofia " Sanford Bartram has been fdrving of is Mor-risse- Merwin Johnson and and Mr Mrs Sarah Betts Huntiug'ton bury was bridesmaid and John y MISS MALLETT-M- R RANDALL family wagon for Stage Proprietor Charles S. Hurd (only exceeded by the happy apprecia- a few weeks here the ' and Mrs B. spent Christmas spending guest Hawley. the best man. A very pretty home wedding took in tion of the recipient. .The is a day Derby. , gift of Miss Julia A. Nichols in Cold place, last week Wednesday evening, There was no service at St Peter's beautiful one and the love it expresses " - December 25, at 6 0 clock at the home Spring. :' of Brooklyn passed New ... Mr and Mrs Samuel Camp of Taunton on Christmas day, there being no min- Henry Lang of Mr and Mrs Amziah when makes its value inestimable, Year's with his on Walnut Tree a of friends their Mallett, ister to officiate. family entertained party at their Miss Minnie Belle Mal Rasmussen of Hill. daughter, George U. Burr of Zoar spent Christ- The furnace at the Methodist church fNeils Huntngtown has home, last Wednesday, New Y 's. and Willard Sherman lett, Randall, mas day with his and in first class been confined to his home for a few son of Mr and Mrs William F. Randall parents. 1 ip being repaired put Mhs Matilda Fohenbach is spending Charles Stevens is a sufferer from The Bee begins 1908 by rc. all 01 were mar oirder. Mr Mills of Stratford is doiift days with the grip. Chestnut Hill, untied in the holidays in Bridgeport. ' tonsilitis. 1. j As Rev J. L. Cross the work. - r the advertisements from Page riage, performing The infant daughter of William Cur-ti- s B. the The maid of honor was F. M. Canfield and Mrs Wallace all The Bee pages are equally good ceremony. is quite ill with bronchial pneu- 7 IB. Hawley & Co. have recently un-- f John Wilcox of Hopewell Junction, Miss H. Mae Randall, sister of the Davis of tepney were in Newtown, from an standpoint, we are monia. lo'aded a of car of car N. New Year's with his advertising groom and the nest man was Kichard car corn, midds, to see their mother, Y., passed Chicken pox has again put in its ap- ' last Wednesday, ... able to treat all impartially, as we Dillistine of Hill. The bride wore wheat feeds, car mother, Mrs Ella,Wilcox. Long pearance here. of gluten. Mrs Harriett Canfield, who . Tuesday a of white could not do, it a few. favored ones very charming gown crepe In spite of the inclement weather, Miss Anderson of Stamford de chine over white silk ; with Italian Myrtle evening, had the misfortune to fall were allowed space on the title page of a goodly numuer of guests attended ; Fred Brown returned to Hopewell lace and satin trimming. She wore a and Miss Lena Beardsley of Danbury down herself bad ! the Masonic installation at Washing- stairs, bruising quite Junction, N. Y., Saturday, atfer pass the paper; A Happy New Year to all tulle veil and carried a of - bouquet ton and enjoyed the oc- - spent a few days, last week, the ly. ing the holidays with his parents. American roses. The maid of lodge greatly '" Bsauty casion. A nice supper was served by guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest W. m Miss R wore a Watches is the timely advertisement honor, andall, very pret the Masons and Bentley's orchestra Word was received on Sunday night The Foresters held an enjoyable 01 silk and car Norhtrop. of Reid & Todd, reliable jewelers, of ty dress pink crepe rendered fine"selections, besides play of the death at dance New Year's eve in St ried a bouquet of pink carnations, Mrs W. B. who has been by Mrs Frank Wright Mary's large for the dancing. This annual pub- - . Craft, car hall. 1054 Main street, Bridgeport. The house was decorated ing Shelton of Richard L. Hoy,t. brother of very prettily He event is looked forward to ing for the sick 'in Newtown for sever always with greens for the occasion. The cer ; Mrs Mr Hoyt died of pneu by the friends of the members. al weeks, has returned to her home Wright. ; Misses Ella and Blake have emony took place uuder an arch of Margaret The D. M. Read Co., of Bridgeport Linonine prevents pneumonia. T monia. He leaves a wife and seven laurel in A . im- , both been ill with the the parlor. reception here. : grip. have on the sale and a look children to mourn his loss. Funeral January mediately followed the ceremony at Aliss JJertna xucKer 01 is at their advertisement will be worth Koxoury service were held at Shelton on Tues Misses Pearl Parsons and Eleanore which a fine luncheon was served. Mr Bedding. with Mrs and Mrs Randall her sis'ter, Henry Pettit, for returned to Smith college something if in the market to pur are enjoying their day afternoon and onWednesday after Northrop W. BURR HILL. several ' chase. honeymoon in the South. On their re , months'stay. his Thursday. noon prayers were saidjat mother's turn they will begin housekeeping in In the death of William Burr Hill, Bl & Co. Hawley very generously home iri' Ridgefield, interment taking their very pleasant new home on CI ea loses one of its oldest men. Mr GAR- - Redding remembered each of their at Robert Kiernan was the guest at din CHILDREN'S SLEEPING nut Hill, south of Mr Randall's Hill 82 help place there immediately after. just was years of age. He has held Christmas tiraaj with a fine ner, New Year's,of Mr and Mrs.C. H MENTS. present home. They received a large many town offices. Mr Hill had been Finch. , 1 number of handsome and costly wed in feeble health for some time with turkey.' . ( M. B. TerrilLand son, Clark, of An J Full line of sizes, extra quality, 25c ding gifts which included silver and heart trouble but was so as to be out have stock Good- were of Mr and Mrs R, each, at French's, Bethel. cut Both We still a full of sonia, guests Mr and Mrs Wallace Mitchell are vis glass ware. parties are pop and look after his farm and stock. His ular and year Glove brand of felt and rubber A. Clark on New Year's. ' young people they begin life death was sudden. He leaves a widow, at Lake N. Y. mid-wint- iting Mahopac, annual er clearance sale in their new home with the best wishes two sons and five A broth- bootf Arctics and rubbers for the The daughters. of a host of friends. er, Albert Hill, a civil in New and children and V SHOES OR RUBBERS. of the reliable Smith, Murray & Co., engineer ladies gents can fit Mr and Mrs James Brown of Eliza Haven, survives him. is now in full The complete you. No better made. Stephen Best quality at lowest prices, it beth. N. J., are guests of Mr and Mrs Jswing. KARL KANDETZKI. ness and variety of their stocks, com- The milk men who contracted to fur French at the Depot. , French's, Bethel. . P. H. McCarthy. Karl Kandetzki, after a short illness, bined with the values are the nish milk to Bridgeport dealers, have L. W Slade is confined to his home uijusual passed away at his home in Daniel's . had their orders cut in half leaving of has strongest features of this .great clear- with the Nichols and Christmas in Leslie Armstrong Washington Farm on Saturday, December 28, aged them with milk to make butter or feed grip. family spent sale. Give them a call when in been passing a few days in Sandy Hook. ance 66 years and six months. The funeral out. Lester Peck, the largest milk-- . T Mra Marshall Winton of Botsford Stratfield the guest of Mrs Flora Lyon. Bridgeport. was held from his late home on Tues man in town, is taking his milk to the has a few with her Edwards of will Borden Milk in Newtown. spent days father, v A. S. Bridgeport Sanford is ill with the factory John L. quite day, December 31 at 12.30. The body C. tA. Hubbell. Mr Hubbell, who has unload at Stepney Depot a car of Selectman and Mrs H. H. Peck Mr Mills, the Georgetown grocery v was in ' grip. New Year's in taken to Bridgeport for burial mpn, is to run his wagon to the been ill, is now able to sit up. Sucrene dairy food on or before Janu passed day Danbury. going the Park cemetery. Mr Kandetzki is Center. Miss Vera Hubbell has returned from ary 12, 1908. Mr Edwards has person Lawrence Lillis returned to Passaic, The mail will run Miss Marior Peck has been indis survived by a wife, six sons, Robert, only mornings aft a visit with in ally tested the food and finds it a very N. J., Saturday, after passing a week er Tuesday until Aprlil 1, from the friends Bridgeport. posed with a slight attack of the grip, Theodore, EmiJ, Karl and milk. G. Albert, station to the Ridge. Miss Nelliei Bridle is valuable food for producing with his mother, Mrs P. Lillis. under Dr Kiernan's care. spending a few Frederick and three daughters, Mrs The Christmas supper at the Meth all days in the guest of Mrs Linonine is a sure cure for Alvin Mrs odist church for the Sunday school, last Bfeport, M. J. Lynch of Bridgeport isjisiting Lippold, Henry Longhorst " Charles forms of coughs and colds. Kestores Reward $100. Thursday, was a nice affair for all. Rfcles. new and rich blood. friends in town. $100 and Mrs Felix Hohne. Mr Kandetzki strength, creates The tables were loaded with good C. L. Smilley hae had a power At all stores. The readers of this paper will be plpased to was a native of Germany but came to just drug learn that there is at least one dreaded dis- things (or the children and old people. The will next week, -- horse clipping machine installed'at his Mr and Mrs Charles S. Burr and Foresters move, ease tnat science lias been able to cure In all this country when a mere lad. He pur- The ponds and rivers are free of ice ; stasres and is Catarrh. blacksmith sihop which does fine woke, little daughter, recently spent the day to the new hall in M. F. Kilbride's its that Hall's Catarrh chased the farm in Daniel's Farms plenty time for an ice cror; yet. I Cure is the only positive cure now known to with Ex-My- and Mrs Reynolds in William H. Miller has Closed his and he is prepared to do horse clipp ng block, over the barber shop. the medical fraternity. Catarrh a con- about 10 year3 ago which he has car Bridgeport. stitutional disease, requires a constitutional house in Sanfordtown and moved his for all who Wish and can also dc it in- ried on and well Mr and Mrs Homer riubbeii are now treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken very successfully wa3 father L. for the win- -' Carl who has been driv aetina the Uood and to.Flatbush, I., very quickly.' comfortably settled in the new cottage Sleighter, ternally, directly uinm known and respected by all who knew ter. , ,( the Borden s Briogewater miiK mucous surfaces of the system, thereby recently built by C. F. Nichols. ing foundation of the disease, and him. ". The assessors list Royal Curtis of New Rochelle, N. wagon, has Deen in criagewa-te- r are'givirgthe'tax frporee W. Stillson is in the staying giving the patient stiviiu'ih by building up a over hauling, so chang- Bridge John do- regular many a New poi-so- over at Harris' during thp constitution, and assist lug nature in Y., was gutest. Year's of lis suffering with blood in night es in real estate. " port hospital hard ing lis work. The proprietors have so much The music committee will have an Mr Mrs A. B. Curtis. . hand. the traveling. A parents, a(nd in his right 7 faith in its curative powers that they offer entertainment in the Town hall on the daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mrs William Dayton is seriously ill. One Hundred Dollars for any case that it J. B. Sanford, 10; Mr and ra Charles Joyce spent New Haven is fails to cure, for list of testimonials. evening of January 20. A party of Saturday, making Mrs Turney Northrop and children Miss Kate Camnbell of in all nine are living. A beautiful Christmas in Shelton with friends. Mr and Mrs Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. O. front St Paul's spenta few days in Bridgeport, the the guest of her parents, Sold Druggists, ?5c. young people parish, dauebter died last summer from ' " by Jerome Nichols and family, C.F. past week. Patrick Campbell. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. East Side, will enjoy a straw ride to

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THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, iJANUARY 3, 1908, SI ITH, IUMAY & CO, BRIDGEPORT. The Annual Hid-Wint- er CI ear a mice Sa BEGINS THURSDAY, JANUARY a, 1908. Grandest Bargain Occasion Ever Offered. The Completeness and Variety of Our Stocks, Combined with the unusual values, are the the strongest features of this Great Clearance Sale. Sale Begins Thursday, Jan 2d. Short Skirts. Women's Suits Muslin Underware. '' Good Muslin, hemstitched ruffle 25c each, , Fine Tailored Suits arranged in four lots. The Muslin Underwear on sale here at special prices Lace or Hamburg trimmed 48c each. Lot No 1 Former prices $10.00 and 12.50. Sale is worthy of more than the usual amount of .atten- Better qualities 75c, $1.00, 1.25 each. r price, $8.95. - tion. All garments are made of good materials. Lot No 2 -- Former prices 15.00 and 18.00. Sale price 7 Widths and lengths are liberal. Next to quality the Walking Skirts 12.50. prices arejimportant. Lot No 3 Former prices 20.00. Sale price 15.00" Good Muslin, hemstitche flounce 59c each. Lot No 4 Former prices 25.00 and 30.00. Sale price, " Drawers Several handsome styles, Lace or Hamburg trimmed 18.00...' , I. ,. $1.00 each. Good quality muslin hemstitched ruffle and tucks from 23c to $1. 1 Waists. Corsets , Our entire line of $1.00 and 1.25 Lawn Waists, Sale Gowns. A special lot worth 50c and $1.00 a pair, your choice pnce79c each. ' 39c and 59c a Colored Waists, all si: es, formerly 50c and ,75c Good muslin, high neck cluster of tucks in yoke, 59c pair. each. Manufacturer's stock of Fine White Lawn Waists. Cambric Gowns, insertion and tucked Corset Covers. Hamburg yoke, Former and 2.50 Sale and 1.95 ' price, $195 price $1.69 raffle trimmed, 48c each. ' Made of muslin, high neck, from 12Jc to'' 23c. each, Muslin Gowns, round neck, lace insertion, ruffle good trimmed, 48c each. Also clearance pale prices on Mill , Muslin Gowns, V shape yoke, Hamburg insertion ; lso round neck, ribbon trimmed, 59c each. Cloak Department. inery, Furs, Dress (Goodi, Wrappers, Nainsook Gowns, V shape tucked yoke, hemstitched coioreu suks, Linensi Mieetinjrs, ruffle trimmed, 89c. Coats Men's Underwea. Muslin Gowns, high neck hemstitched tucked yoke, Men's Hosiery, Coats,- - Sale $7.50. . our $10.00 Tourist price , hemstitched ruffle trimmed 79c each. All Men's Women's and Sale $5.00. Shirts, Knit Under- Better qualities 89c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50 to 3.00. NA11 that were $5.95 7.50, price - Misses Coats that were $5.95, Sale price $3.95. wear, Misses' and Children's Under- Women's Skirts. Children's Coats, that were $5.00, Sale price $2.95. wear, Women's and Chfldrens' Hos- :' $5.95, Sale price $3.95. A special lot of Mixture Skirts. Sale .,. $6.95, Rale price $4.95.s . iery, Umbrellas, women's Neckwear, Fancy price, 8 and 10 bale 1.50. 100 Childrens's Reefers, sizes years, Cloves, Handkerchiefs, I Embroideries Black Navy and Gray Skirts that were $3.95. Sale price, 50c. , i Snip nripp- ' p' QnlAvoors . Leather Notion 2.95. special tinmen w j and, Laces, Gdods, price, worth $3.50 00. " Black Dress Skirts that were $7.50. Sale 4.95 '. $1.69 and 1.95, vi price, t5, Dept. . .r ir-?- 1' Smith, Murray & Co., Bridgeport, Conn.

Long Island after a visit to her daugh of Dr J. W. Ives, a little over two was in town, last week. . ter. , The Newtown Bee. years ago and in this short time has Mrs James Wheeler of Stevenson and made a host of friends, who regret and Mrs Allen from New Haven Mowtown. Friday, January 3, 190T. Mr The that he feels he must sever his connec- spent Christmas at Charles Eine's. Huntington. Century Company, Iiic. tions with town in order to this little G. N. Wakelee was home over Christ- ' advancement. But so come CONCERT AND CELEBRA- OUR NEIGHBORS. gain they mas. "- FINE and so they go and the country com- TION. Mr and Mrs Oscar Ambler celebrat- munity, must stand aside and" see all The scholars and friends of the Con- West Cornwall. ed the 40th anniversary of their mar- school a that is best and noblest of itsyoung gregational Sunday enjoyed HINTS FOR riage, Christmas day. Their children fine concert and tree on Christmas eve. CARE people se?k larger fields. . With Dr The tree was handsome and were home ; also Edward' Ambler and especially Stevens goes all good wishes for suc- was the work of 'the young ladies in ARTEMITIA sister from South Britain. A very MRS WHEATON. cess. Miss Ella Wooster's class. Special FUL had BUYERS. The death of Mrs Artemitia Wheat' pleasant time was together. credit is due Miss Mary Hecox who and out successful Mrs A. N. and son, Alfred, planned carried a on, widow of George A. Wheaton, oc Piatt which was raised wie Southville. entertainment by $15 The curred December 22, after a short ill- have crnnfi to Larchmont. N. Y., to for gifts and decorations on the tree. following are a few of the useful things ness, the result of a slight paralytic CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT IN spend the holidays with her brother She was ably assisted by the young make a specialty of any of which are a continual sourcje people of the place. The officers of stroke. At first it was thought there THE SOUTHVILLE and - of. CHURCH, ' family. the school have been for the enjoyment, both for the receipent and the whole would be no serious results from her ' A Christmas tree entertainment was Miss Emma Becker from Waterbury ensuing year. ' household. illness but the advanced age of 85 be Walter Hi held in the church, last Friday evening. spent Christmas with Mrs ing too great an obstacle, she grad- Although there was some disappoint- cock.' Mrs J. R. Brott is spending the holi- ually grew weaker until the end came ment in the program it passed off days with her daughter in Danbury and Edison that Sunday evening , at the i and Records quietly re- Mrs Eleanor Judson staying with Phonographs pleasantly. Mr Hazel made some ' home of her daughter, Mrs James A. Mrs L. B. Gray during her absence. . marks, H. Conney sang, the children Woodbury. who has been seri- ! Cochrane, where she has resided a Mrs E. Laborie, Victor Talking machines and spoke pieces. . Cake and coffee were ously ill with diphtheria, is somewhat numbr of years. Neither of her only - served. 'better. J children able to be Records living were with AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Fred Wooster an? ms sister attend- her at the last, Mrs ' Cochrane being Mr Conney is sick with the grip. ed the funeral of their uncle, Edward Mr and Mrs Jesse Judson of Bristol in last week. in Florida for the v.inter and another Christmas were H. Norton, Watertown, guests Camp's, at F. A. Minor's. Chester and Florence Holden are MIRA MUSIC and Mrs L. A. Drew of New Mil-- Mr Mrs G. spent Sunday BOXES, MIRAPHONES (thij is daughter, and Charles Northrop at the with their pa- Shook Christmas spending holidays tne latest in the ford, herself being confined to a sick W. Northrop's; Mrs Pierce, John Miss Lilliam spent rents in the Center. musical line it" is a complete Swjiss home in Mass. led. But the aged was Wentsch and A. at her former Sheffield, Miss Mary McDonald is home from Music Box and Machine : grandmother family at Worden's; Talking combined). . ' Smith for the Christmas vaca- cared for by her Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson with friends J. H. Cowles and family of Water-bur- college tenderly grandchild tion. and laid to rest the before Brookfield ; at E. H. Cowles', SWISS ren day in Mrs D. Barnum enter- spent Christmas Mrs Edward Frembes is on the sick MUSIC BOXES from 4 cents fi to $1 sQOO Rev C. N. conduct Christmas. Fitch tained friends from out of town. The North church gave their concert ilst. . a big variety to choose from, we have some biS services. Mrs Wheaton was the Dan Wood and family have moved to bargains ed the on this week, Thursday evening. . Florida. in 'Music Boxes, for instance we are for daughter of William Baldwin and be- offering jthe The Christmas tree and exercises, Miss Estella Meacham has gone to longed to one of Cornwall's old fami- New Fairfield which were postponed, were held in Vermont and Miss Mittie June to C. E. Baldwin Being the only one Greenwich lies, North church on Tuesday evening. forlhe holidays. Mr and Mrs Frank Wells attended 65 00 MUSIC of her generation now living in this A WILD CAT AT LARGE. blbLLA BOXES with 2 dozen Rev J. L, R. Wyckoff is confined to the funeral of their cousin, Mrs Fred- RECORD town. Special price $49.50 cash. . A gentleman returning from Mer-ton-'s his home with'a severe cold. Dea G. erick Wheeler in Meriden, last Thurs- . Her remains were to in the early hours of Sunday F. Morris took charge of the services, day. brought ELECTRIC Miss Eva Adams recently went on a Long Hill for burial, Friday morning. POCKET LIGHTS, 50c 75c 1 00( all morning ran across a wild cat while Sunday morning. pleasure trip which took in Portland, Much sympathy is felt for Mrs Hoyt complete always readA" for fresh crossing Williams' wood lot, and it was husband died use, Batteries always Provi- Mr and Mrs Lyman Rich of Water- - whose Monday of pneu- Maine, Brockton, Mass., and with six children. in stock for all kinds of Electric J only through the efforts of his black Christmas at the Gordon monia leaving her Lights. R. I. . bury spent dence, he saved She is the daughter of Wililam Thomp- dog that was from an attack. homestead. ,v Miss Ellen Cochrane was down from son of Walnut Tree Hill. SHEET MUSIC special, all the latest hits con 1 popular Lime Rock recently for a few days. Mr and Mrs Levi Gorham of Monroe There is no improvement in the H cents copy, any 2 for 25 cents, thousands of others dition of Mrs Frank Knox which her at Mr and Mrs James E. McCready and spent over Christmas with 'Mr and Mrs 5 cents and 10 cents a copy. (Nothing over -, friend are sorry to hear.' cents). daughter, Miss Maude,, are on a three Sidney Gorham. Mr Gorham is a for- many Georgetown. weeks' to their old home at St mer resident of this place and intends C. - A. Isham entertained Austin GOODS now will be trip - PERSONAL NOTES. puchased deliverechmy time Johns, New Brunswick. to return here to live in the spring. Isham of Waterbury and S. W. Mun you say before Christmas. TV Christmas Master Comstock of Bethel W. R. Van Arthur Dayton and Edward Dayton sell and family on day. Floyd Deusen, the night oper- spent several days, last week, with of New Milford ' visited Mr and Mrs are home for a three REMEMBEK: If have not ator, has charge of the station during The college boys his cousin, Mrs Arthur Smith you the READYMONEY Mr McCready's absence. Henry Dayton on Sunday. weeks' vacation. Miss Katherine Hunter is visiting your credit is good. , , William Rev and Mrs and The rooms over the office form her brother, Hunter. Mrs Fuller, who has been janitress Byrons daughter post Mr and Mrs R. O. Bennett and fam have been at the chapel for some little time, re- have gone to Florida and do not expect erly occupid by Fred Scott, ily spent several days in town, last turned to her home at Brooklyn a few to return until March. fitted up for club rooms. week, Mrs A. S. Wood is on sick weeks Will of Waterville is visit- The' church of the North the list ago. Dunleavy meeting Mrs Ernest Stone of Norwalk December spent Mrs Mallinson, with the assistance ing friends in town. church was held on Monday, Sunday with Miss Arra Gates. The of her three boys, is now giving excel- 30 at 1 o'clock. Mr and Mrs Charles P. Stanley spent Century Company Iria, in town Christmas in New York City. , Main 1 lent satisfaction at the chapel. Southbury. Mrs Albert Judson has been . 87 St., Bridgeport, Conn. ' LInonine is a sure cure for all forms Dr H. G. Stevens has given up his the past week. . of coughs and colds. Restores strength, Next to Smith' Theatre. BRIEF MENTION. n practice here and gone to New Pres- Mrs LF. Wright's mother, Mrs creates new and rich blood. At all drugstores. IP U ton. He came here to take the place Miss Nellie Gilbert of New York Crane, has returned to her home in 1 Vvlu . .

i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 1008. 8

40. He hardly cures to purchuse a The Newtown Bee. larger tract unless for speculative pur- Purchase of so a tract Nawujwn, l'rldn January 3, limn, Your poses large as Hair 40 acres at $30 per acre requires only $1,200.00. lie has the privilege of pay. A Town.. tempos Balsam ing for his water right In 10 annuul Leaky COLORADO. Contrary? Insallments, giving a mortgage lien on his land, at six per cent interest, to ' 1 Is it inclined to run There is in a radius of 20 miles of Ilawloyvillo, by actual awiy? secure to the company the payments Will stop any congh that Don't it with cruel estimation, roofs to 305 houses, 219 barns and 465 smaller build- can be stopped by any Denver, the Beautiful Capital punish 4 as they become due. His crops will comb! ings that are leaky. They need new Shingles, and there is not medicine andfcure congbs of the State. brush and Feed it, nour- easily take care of payments on this cannot b cured City a placo or spot that you can do bettor in Shingles than at that by any ish it, save it with Ayer's Hair contract and will even enable him to buying otber medic Iwe. Piatt's. Our stock is complete and assortment second to none in Vigor, new improved formula. anticipate the later payments so that, II Is aHv'jys the best HoV the State. Just note the different kinds enumerated below, ITS INTEREST IN THINGS Then if he chooses, he can make cannot your hair will remain at complete, which we can show sell congh eur.YcM ' : and you. aliuiti to liUe cuancea on , AGRICULTURAL IS OVER- - home, on your head, where It payment for his water rights from the any other kjtyfd. TAKING ITS INTEREST proceeds of his two or three corps. belongs. An elegant dressing. . Vancouver Red Cedar, (none better). KEMPS JJkLSAM cures IN THINGS MINERAL Keeps the scalp healthy. Red. as coughs, colds, bronchitis, Diet not the color Washington Cedar, (nearly goqd). grip, asthma and consump- change of the half. RANK FOOLISHNESS I Look to thenorth New Brunswick White both 16 and 18 tion In lirst Ktagcs. from' Denver just formula with fca bottlt Cedar, incb. ?1 does r.Cft contain alco now, when everything Is green by rea- how It to fan best manufactured shingle in the market). or doolor I'.oi, opluun. morphine, son of copious rains, a visitor from the "When attacked a or cold a-.- by cough , California new these y oilier poison Art him (bout it, Redwood, (a shingle for n;ap:i;a, east would conclude that it is a land A e h or when your throat is sore, it is rank ous cr liirnilul orug. yers thn u M71 and a flowing with milk and honey. But let foolishness to take any other medicine parts good one). We certainly believe or we would than Dr King's "New Discovery,"says him lookjagain in late July or In Au this, White Hemlock, (the kind that not siy 10. Ayer'i Hair Vigor, at now C. O. Eldridge, Ga. f'I have used Pennsylvania gust, when there is no rain and the made from our new improved formula, New Discovery seven years and I know lasts forever). ditches is a carry no water from the moun- great preparation for the hair and it is the best remedy on earth for scalp. Stops hair. Cures dan- Louisiana Cypress, (one that never rots). tain streams, and he will realize that filling coughs and colds, croup and all throat druff. Promotes the growth of hair. Leading Washington tMulnett the real problem is the problem of lat ) -- and troubles. children Dismal Cedar, (millionaires use this" Had by tht J. C. Aj.r Co., lowU, Km.. lung My are Swamp hodum. "J.- irrigation ; that the crops which pay subject to croup, but New Discovery kind). farmer the a good return on a high quickly cures every attack." Known valuation for his land And else in are potato, s, the season, or and he the world over as the king of throat anything lumber, timber, doors, sash, blinds, $8,000.00, bought house trim and be sugar beets, fruits and those other pro- and e mantels, mouldings that you may in need of. this land five years ago at $30.00 an lung remedies. Sold under guaran-ante- ducts which - mature late in the season acre. at R. H. Beers & Co., New- and can not be obtained except by ir- town; Curtis & Instances of his sort can be multi- Taylor, Co., Sandy rigation from stored waters. Instead of Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-let- t, Are You! plied and they are found in all va- H. W. Eas- E. C. wheat and grass crops, stock raising, the Stevenson;' Osborne, PLATT, W. ". ton ; B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith and the simpler forms of rious irrigated districts of Idaho, Conn. agriculture, Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Hawleyville, Going to Build, from which the income per acre is Oregon, Washington, Utah and other Bros., Georgetown ;J. M. Sullivan, Red- Paifat or comparatively small, we shall see in- Western states, as well as Colorado, but ding Ridge ;G. F. Baker', Hawleyville; tensive G. W. Hurlhut. Rnxhnrv! Allen .Tnvep ' culture ; the big farms will be aside from an occasional reservoir serv- Repair Your Buildings Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, cut into little ones, and the little a small ing acreage, there has been no Bndgewater; W. N. Noble, New farms will be far greater money mak considerable irrigation in the immedi Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- DiarieSj Calendars, y. ton : Coeswell A. Wettereau. ers than the big ones are ate vicinity of Denver from storage Washing. " SO : ton DeDot! Rrnum. Snnrhhiinr- - .New Harrv , Year Desk Calendars IF You may read in circulars and waters. So that the increase in value Cards, and V C. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins pampiilets published by railroad com- of tracts close Useful for 1908 at acreage to Denver, is Brothers, Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long Thinge Buy your Shingle, Lum panies and by various land and coloni- yet to come, and fortunate is the man Hill ; Druggists. , 50c and $1. Trial Jackson's Book 990 Main , zation companies, stories which seem who se- Shop, St., Bridgeport. ber, etc., at my Yard. "gets in on the ground floor," bottle free. V hardly short of marvelous regarding! curing his land and water before jline Hard- rights A complete of results obtained on irrigated farms. the increase in values which is big sure IT DOES THE BUSINESS.' ISOVtLTIKS IN ware, Niails, etc. Doubtless in most cases these stories ly coming. Profits which have been

can bo readily verified, for the name realized from the increase in land n and address of the farmer is usually the well known Greeley, Fort Mr E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Trunks, Bags, given so that a postal card inquiry and Collins, Longmont, Palisade. Fort Mor Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. reply will demonstrate the or Dress h truth gan, Bijou and Brighton districts will "It does the business ; I have used it Suit Cases, Steamer Rugs Axes, Rope, of the statement. be falsity repeated on the lands lying from for piles and it cured them. Used it At Lowest Prices. Sonfie facts known to the writer and 10 to 30 miles north of Denver. for chapped hands and it cured them. Twine. not heretofore in print are indicative Lands within 10 miles of Denver can Applied it to an old sore and it healed The Peck & Lines Co., of the splendid land values created be y lower by bought at prices than it without leaving a scar behind." 185-20- 7 Middle BRIDGEPORT, CONN. A St., irrigation. ten acre orchard in the lands equally distant from Fort Collins, 25c at R. ; H. Beers & Co., Palisade District of Colorado sold the but this difference in values will hp. Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy other day for $18,000.00. A gentleman quickly changed by the Standlev Res- Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Gou-let- t, Gee-le- Stevenson ; H. W. Osborne, Eas- F. coming down on the train from y ervoir irrigation now developing, and js. seeley! ton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith a few days told about his land about Denver Diaries and Blank Books ago immediately will Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros., beets. He had 100 Washington Depot, Ct sugarj a crop of acres get a quick advance, to the profit of Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, Redding - jl - for the New Year. All sizes and prices. last year with a yield of 23 tons per those prudent and thrifty people who Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville- G. dbaLke in W. Hurlburt & Co., Allen acre (2,300 tons) which In sold at have the to si iz 3 Roxbury; forethought the op- G. W. & a Joyce, .Roxbury Station; Hatch, Hayes Betts, Coal, Lime, $5.00 ton, $115.00 anacre($ll,5u0.00).-T- while it is within their Mil-- Cement, portunity grasp. Bridgwater ; W, N. Noble, New 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ' and deliver this And Paints, Hardware, grow crop cost it doesn't take much money. H. Beardsley New Preston ; Cogs- & etc. him less than $40.00 an acre ($4,000.00), There is a limit to the number of well Wettereau, Washington Depot; etq. Brown, C. P. Wil- eaving him $75.C0 an acre ($7,5000. acres which one man can utilize to ad- Harry Southbury; liams, South Britain ; Perkins Brothers, ?1 net profit. This he is 200 He can make a I year renting vantage. good living Warren ; W. N. hurd, Long Hill, Drug I mi- - du in- mr ue)Mr 4jkmr acresOf his land at $40.00 an acre for jfrom 10 acres and a competency from store. , Bridgep6rt Hydraulic Company Stock, Preferred Mutual Bridgeport Gaslight Stock, Washington New, New Haven" & Hartford Right, Fire Ins. Co., New, York, New Haven & Hartford New Debenture 6's. Incorporated 1861. President. POWELL 0. SEELEY, HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond rKAINK J. MLUUK1, Secretary. Dealers, Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State St., Conn. Washingtp Depot, Conn. Bridgeport, - Eates Furnished on Farm and Residential Property arid Live Stock. A Purely MutualCompany. NoHiifh Ton- ed Expenses, and Hales at Lowest Notch Con- sistent With the interests of the Policy Hold- ers. 1907 The New Year 1908'.

Possibly you are already a patron of this bank. If not, it For . might be well to start in with the New Year. A trial may prove mutually profitable. With a view to getting better acquainted, Dependable we invite you to call. Groceries and The City National Bank, Dry Goods of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn., Store of : Visit the Cutting Alfalfa on Colorado Irrigated Farm. Coggpwell & Wettereau, The Continuation of the Great Special Sale Washington Ct. , Depot, Is Still on at BUCKINGHAM'S. Greater values than we are giving cannot be duplicated. Now is the Carl Bajder, time to buy New Year Gifts at Bargain Prices. We mention a few articles : One easy Library chair, upholstered in Verona Velour was $30, new $20 ; an- Washington Depot Market, other at $25, Now $18. Handsome Mahogany Parlor chairs $22.0, for $16; Washington Depot. $30, now $20. Upholstered Rockers $15, now $12; $14 now 11; $9 now $7. Rockers now $10, now $5, now $3,90. A fall line of Meats always on hand. Game Willow $12, $9; $8; v ; n the season. MeaWalways of prime quality Special Prices In All Departments. and prices reasonably The Best N. Buckingham & Co., Inc., ESTABLISHED 1842, , " Flour on the Market is 177 State Street v Prize Medal I Makes more breid and the best that can be had. . The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., Full stock of the best Groceries, 64 Bank Street Conn. Feed and Grain a ways on hand at Derby, reasonable prices, i rnrn Cancer at, their Sanatorium and miarantoe a positive cure. They also 'treat mild r oases and old sores at your home if desired and ran send you a blood medicine that will cure internal growth ol au Kinus. correspondence soneiseu. ueierunccs giauiy given. F. G. k Hafeublein, ESTABLISHED . FOB EIGHT YEARS. Adams Corner,' Easton, Conn. I. F. XitelWIS. Manufacturer of Harness, Blanket! Robes and The best way to get Stable what you want, or to John St.. get rid of what you --44 - don't want, is to 'use The Bee's advertising , i RE AFHAID to rail I T Cornell's Florist Store columns. Try the -- v,1M for anything you may "sm til" Bin i ic need In Cut Flowers or I loral Designs. We make a Specialty of Floral l)c-lig- word, one week. . and Wedding Decoration. Cornell's Florist Store, SI White Street, Danbury, Conn. Store Phone 619--5. Gieenhuiue 457-- 6 A Colorado Potato Field. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY a, 1908.

yet, this prince of the house of David The Newtown Bee and more, the Prince of Heaven, whose I Newtown, Friday, January 3, I0om. "name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The Ever- Father, The Prince of Peace, , Groat Big Values In TOWN TOPICS. lasting "wrfo came to conquor the world with love; was in a blaze of Blankets and Counterpanes. LITTLE SERMON. Glory, by a multitude of th heavenly ' host," to a few simple hearted shep ' Full eleven heavy whitoand gray blankets I ' v size, quarters, -- herds abiding in the fields keeping 'IN A MANGER." BY 0. 0. horse-tradi-'1 sold for $1.25, at ng business. im't a of tho same quality that formerly watch oyer their flocks by night. 'isn't a It ped- $1 a Pair. WRIGHT. IT The Holy Child Jesus, lying in a man- dler's dickering, j It is a serious busir as, cleanly ger, is the sign and proof to us that all ' conducted. "And she wrapped him in swaddling and honorably It is finding a njarket for, human life, whatever the wordly con- White Crocheted Quilts, lolhes, and laid hira in a manger be and distributing, the world's merchandise , ditions by which it may be surrounded, was no room full cause there lor them in in- tliat of of good whito winter weight and very well made indeed, Is ever prejrfoun in the eyes of the An institution disposes of fifty p: llions the inn." Luke 2:7. size, at $1.00 instead of $1.25. finite love. Everything about the Holy dollars' worth of merchandise bei lefits the regulur Palestine being a Roman province an annually cost we have Family teaches that however humble, An extra heavy number that formerly $1.50 order had been given to take a census infinitely more than even these figures or however exalted our earthly estate country large priced at $1.2J. of all the people; and that they might indicate. may bo, our common humanity is sanc- Thesefiftymillionsrepresentorilytheorigin-a- l be enumerated, registered and identified ' tified and lifted up by every touch of leaven. Some of these millions into the for whatever purposes the government go right sympathy with that which is spiritual of Other BR.OS., have had in view, everyone was hands our employees. millions go to manu- 'McLEAN may and divine. The blessed Virgin and the to to his native and factories in and cities all required go place, make us all akin to each .towns over the.cpiWry, to 221 Main . Telephone 157. infant Saviour St., Danbury. remain there until counted and released the workers there. workers their - other and to all the family of God, pay These spend by the proper authority. and in heaven. And rs both on the earth 1 shop-keepe- of te?r home f Joseph and1 Mary were both born in earnings among thjs the child-like- " spirit of the humble, If Bethlehem and were both of the house towns making prosperous times there. trusting heart is now, as ever, the of David. But they were residing in of benefit of -, medium of heaven's richest blessings The circles are uiilimiteacircum- the little city or village of Nazareth, to the care-wo- rn children of this world. ference, and never-endin- g continuity ma dng for in Galilee, sixty-fv- e miles north of We need to go to Bethlehem again Jerusalem. The Journey to Bethlehem the Nation's universal prosperity. and again, that we may return always was therefore 70 miles or more they Let the store-keepe- r's business .then to the simple, normal conditions of our stagnais; must have been several days on the eternal life. And the babe , factories reduce their time, or become idle ; osperity and have to remain several spiritual, pi way, might in the should teach us that of tike whole rid- manger wanes; the wheels commerce drag, and weeks. The artist pictures Mary v the and humble may be as near ' A walk- poor suffers. on a donkey, and Joseph as Nation To keep fte' prosperous, ing to the throne of God as the rich an d country present the de- her side, leading beast. ing by most exalted! the public must buy. The Nation's prospe 'ity It would be very interesting to sell ; pends the store's ability to . dwell upon the lives and characters of upon CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Th store that markets a share of th worth while Joseph and Mary ; to trace their ances THE large j prod- try ; to note their social conditions ; and ucts of labor, while supplying most ANNUAL MEETING OF ECCLESI- advantc.fpously to read some of the many things said is ' and ASTICAL SOCIETY. the people's needs, doing a large important about them. The records are very . service. - f is our brief, but the glimpses we get of them the annual meeting of the First Ec- public appeal most powerfully to the imagi- clesiastical society of Newtown will be Each year the1 Waaamaker work of distribution ! h"eid at 8 o'clock. nation They were no doubt, common on Monday evening grows greater, bach year the Wanamaker bervice as the world would class them. people in its benefits to the Public. were not rich, nor I Mrs C. H. Peck was able to come improves New Years Outfit They very poor. ' Good they were most-surely- And down stairs and partake of her dinner j common, good people are the rank and Christmas day, for the first time since Edison Stankard Phonograph, file of the armies of God, the world October 10. mm over the heart, head, and strong right ' Fourth ' Edison flower horn of heaven A of who spent an hour Formerly Broadway, Aoenue, hand of the Kingdom among group people ' ' A. T. Stewart & Co. Eighth to Tenth Street , Edjson improved horn crane men. All the great movements of the and a half at the commodious. Hawley-vill- e ' ' Oak cover world the common railroad station. Saturday night, ' carrying depend upon peo MswlWIk Catty - v Set of instructions ple. It was the common people who while waiting for the New Milford Six Edison records heard Him gladly it is the common train included, Senator and Mrs A. G. Mr Mrs W. G. Edi-o- r Bottle oil and oil can people who follow Him in the Barnes, and Green, phono glorious conquest of this world for God. Philip Wells and Rev C D. Chunn. Josepfi is simply described as "a D. Bacon was connfied to the Mr and Mrs Frank Blackman and Merrils, Cross & Beardsley, and Paul just man." And ;that;is enough. ; He C $1.50 Down and $1 week for children of Bridgeport were guests, Beardsley of New York passed the per was good, and upright in the sight of house for several days with sciatic Sunday, of Mr and Mrs S. A. Black-ma- n Christinas holidays with their parents, God, and of men. When the Lord de- rheumatism and grip. tDr F. JJ Gale ' 26 r weeks. at Hawleyville. Mr and Mrs C. F. Beardsley. scribes a man, it is not to tell how tended him. but to show what for one all. Come in and much money he has, William B. Terrill was taken quite Mrs S. C. Hertzel 0? New York' A present enjoyed by he or he has done. From The selectmen on Saturday paid is, what good ill,. Christmas day, requiring the a passed the Christmas holidays with her or order mail. ; is Henry G. Curtis $500 for the work on ' get yours now, by the divine standpoint it character tendance of Dr Gale. j MrsS. N. Daniels. Mr Curtis has sister, i and conduct which make life beauti- the Berkshire road. , note-worth- offered to the road in ful and y. ' He and Mary generously keep G. H. Hayden of Guide Rock, Neb.( Master Fred Mygatt of PJainfield, ' the royal family of the house repair until October, 1908. , and J. J. Devine of Springfield, Mass.j N. J., is passing the holidays with his hoi of David. The best blood of all Israel have registered at the Sandy Hook grandmother, Mrs S. N. Daniels. LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, Hook's well- - ' coursed in their veins, and they had Minott Augur. Sandy tel. last week. loved sustained a appo-plect- ic 266 Main Street, Danbury. V every reason to feel proud of, their citizen, slight stroke on one Dr Gale been confined Cemetery and Memorial Work family history. But they were only Sunday, affecting F.. J, has to side He is now comfortable common people in the eyes of the partially. his home a few days, the past week, and it is hoped will get about soon. with an attack of the world ; and Joseph was a carpenter in grip. & a little country town, and earned his Hughes Chapman, George Ruffells and Miss Mattie daily bread xby his labor. Perhaps Successor to Uhas. J. Hud HIS, Ruffells of Bridgeport were guests, last they owned a cottage and a garden. week, of their parents, Mr and Mrs It is said of Mary that "To charms George Ruffells at Hawleyville. Merit wins. and were added oth of feature person ' ers more undefinable an air of purity Mr and Mrs George R. Wilson and commercial lines. t Especially is this true along and which only the soul can impart, of son, George, spent Christmas day in abstraction natural to such as think 1908. I the of Mr and Mrs Brookfield, ' guests Stillman Businesss much of impalpable." ;.:' I College, things 43 Another has L. H. Elsenboss. Evidently they came" to Bethlehem year 297-30- 3 Main Street, Danbury,' Conn. fc at evening, weary from the days' trav- 4 passed into history, let John McAuliffe and family of Bridge as- 4fl wit! el, but filled with holy and lappy us now prepare for the j port spent the Christmas holidays sociations such as cluster about the U make Mrs McAuliff e's parents, Mr and Mrs A Special Holiday Discount of Ten Per Cent will be allowed coming year, and home of ones' ancestors. And well E. S. Lovell, On streeet. Manufacturers of and Dealers In those entering before January 10th. fi it the brightest, busiest H Queen might Mary repeat, at that moment, a and best of the New The Grade of j Ceme what she had before uttered, in the 4t H T Frank Bates and family of Danbury Highest , 4s? store fc words of the Magnificat: "My soul Century. This enjoyed Christmas day with Mr and iery wonc irom & Mrs C. L in Taunton. III I'l il M IE Mf '' - And 4 has each shown a Briscoe -. . -- . -- -- doth the Lord, my W&Smi Zm? nSC"- JW jfSzMX MFsmsmR J. Jfc.KT .Ml .Ml. Mk jiA- - magnify spirit year Granite and Marble. God hath rejoiced in my Saviour, 4? s substantial ' ' ' Sensible Present would be a oli d, Mr and Mrs M. Greenman Office and Salesroom: $ A Seasonable and Christinas The mother- Harry Blessed Virgin, indeed! and J 300 Stratford Ave., Ct 4 growth, with your spent Christmas in - the Bridgeport, Set of Robe, hood of the world must ever rejoice Tashua,- guests Harness, Blanket, Whip, 4 help it will continue to & of Mrs Greenman 's parents, Mr and Bells or Wool Mat. with thee, and find its holiest inspira- ! 41 so. Mrs Frank B. Mallett. tion in the mystery of the incarnation do We Have Them All! They came to the inn, and it was 43 Every reader of this fc Clarence Beardsley of the firm of S: BATES, full. There was no room for tiem. If 4$ paper has probably j. W. IW. STEVENS, . CO.. we reflect that most of the people then 4R done his or her share 38ooce8soi to Thi Bates Svokb do., living in Palestine, who were born in Walker A. McDowall 16 Danbury, Conn. I 4$ to make this in truth Monumental & Work, Whitest., i. Bethlehem, had already come, like Building L ; 4$ '8 Greatest )k mem gmmm aie atar ac mmmrssR themselves, to be enrolled, we shall Danbury The Cltuiaf aii Aoaumeita, not wonder that the little Town was 43 Store. fc Bethel, HtatttoaM, tt. crowded with its children. We must Merchant, 4i v c 43 Water St. Norwalk, Ct not think of the inn as being like a g Praises modern hotel. ' It was' simply a fenced The Danbury Hartf-- Linonine. sometimes without any house, Horses, Carriages, Etc. inclosure, 4fJ WalKer A. McDowall, senior Q. Keane's shed. Indeed some of them - 1. or even a ware Co., member of thfr- grocery firm o: did not even a to shut. have gate They McDowall & Taylor, Bethel, Conn, Monumental were simply shelters and places of 4? v 249-2- 51 Main 1 , St,: was cured ol a severe gnp cough Works, safety on the great caravan routes by Linonine. Not only did this Ava. Ct. - Danbury. rtonsatonle BriifMrt, extending through the country. 4? best of all medicines for colds cure must have been matter of It a.' nis cougn but it Duilt mm up and Auction. to The grave anxiety Joseph. nights brought mm better health than he cold the hills. Shelter was were upon had enjoyed in years. an But there was Bis? consignment sale, Jackson's Stable, 'Danbury, Jan urgent necessity. Mr McDowall caught a severe only one last resort for them, and they cold while and 10 until 5 m.' No inter- autotnobiling, it COUGH uary 11, I9u8, at o'clock, lasting p. were kindly taken to the cave in the Useful and KILLthe Eree brought on a settled cough that mission. Rain or shine. All under cover. lunch at limestone bluff overlooking the inn on and cure the injuries Comfortable hung on until it completely wore nnnn. the west It was, or had been a sta- him out. It harassed him day and 40 horses consigned from all over the state, including ble for cattle or sheep. It was not a night. Remedy after remedy was WITH in that land. were Slippers! Dr. - truckers, drivers, some speed fancy bobs and saddlers. strange thing They tried without result until he was IMi the descendants of a race of herdsmen ; Felt, Fur Trimmed, Flexible Soles, brown, prevailed to Linonine carload of and new and second red black. Think of it. a Daniel Green upon "gie . One wagons carriages, and it is said that, "In keeping with 'or ' ' ' Dolireville Slipper for $1; formerly sold for a chance." Now Discovery hand. Also sleiehs. a custom derived from the 11.25. Abraham, ' From Mr Mc Other styles, 11.25. $1.50 and $2. that day," says PRICE $500.00 worth of blankets and robes. tent of the Beduoin yet shelters his to the av a ai.oo. v ' Dowall, 1 began mend, fORCiUS?8, Bono tree ' second and horse and his children alike." Slippers for Men. ' 40 harness, new and hand, light heavy. cough lessened in harshness, the AND ALL THROAT AND KB TROUBLES. So of the Son If want to sell. Horses, humble, as the birth Fine Eid, Brown or black, extra good value, periods between attacks lengthen- Notice: Bring anything you cows, 11.00. - GUARANTEED 8A1 3PAOTOBY of Man, the Son of God, Our Saviour! and tne in chest eas- and we will of it for stock of other styles, 11.25, $1.50, $1.75 ed, pains my OS MONET MED. wagons, furniture, dispose you.;,. So common were the' circumstances of Large if have to travel and ts. ed. At the end of a few days I It will pay you to attend this sale you His earthly life, that "all sorts and Slippers that the man will want to stay Dome ana wear. was entirely cured of the cough, conditions of men" feel and evenings one hundred miles: might Yon can ibuy Good Footwear and Good and all evidences of the cold had 1 - claim His Kinship with them Sought KuDOersoi vanished, but as Xinonine was do wise-me- n a star ; of the guided by the ing me so much good I continued Clark & Jackson, hope of the prophet-taugh- t, and the in R. F. FOSTER its use, as a builder, for about ten Michael Kilbride, spired of every land; the expectation or twelve wish ail Successor to B. F. Foster k Co., days, l my General Trucking and Teaming. of the devout ones in Isreal born in a friends who suffer as I did would Danbury,' Conn. 246Hata5t., Daabary, Cora. TeUNaJB--t' 8AJDT HOOK, CT. stable and cradled in a manger; and 'give linonine a chance.'"

7 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FHIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908.

The Newtown Bee. Ni'wtown, Friday. Jttutittry 3, IIKJH 1 ''.0 Calendars 17 New Milford. LI iJL N. E. 0. P. ELECTION. Attractive and Reasonable UK At a special meeting of New Milford mm odge, jNo. 21)2, N. E. 0. P., Monday in Price. New Milford, Conn. DIARIES FOR 1908.

Frank E. Soule, . ANNUAL Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford.

ANUARY-.5ALi- E! SAWS ! Women's Muslin Underwear; Ice Saws, Hand Saws, Panel Saws, Rip Saws, Compass Saws, Key Hole Saws, Pruning Saws, Crosscut White C. D. PULVER. Saws, , Meat Saws, Buck Saws. Goods, night, officers wegj elected as follows : If you need a Cross-cu- t or Buck Saw I have one that it will Warden, Charles D. Pulver. pay you to look at before buying any other kind. We guaran- V. W7, W. P. Landon. tee them to cut faster and easier than any other saw on the mar- Wash Goods, R. S., Hoard C. Conkrite. ket. If you don't believe;t just try one of them. ' P. S., George W. Warner. - P., Robert B.': Clark. , "G., Miss Ella E. Conkrite. ' M. H. Silkolines, Laces. G., Mrs Mary E. Erwin. MALLETT, C, Mn Nellie M. Clark. ; Corner Main and' Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. COM. I S., Frank E. Rowe, i Trustee for three years, Porter M. Cassedy, Grand Warden F. E. Hill ' of New Haver was present. Lime Rock and Roxbury people were present. A tur- - ' J;'-;-- was v;--- '':': y-- '. o key supper enjoyed. , It is our aim to make these January Sales one of the most import- - d SECRET SOCIETY TOPICS. The officers of Good Shepherd lodge, ant features of this business. Months ago we made purchases for this j I. 0. Ov F., were installed, Thursday ! District to-da- y. evening, by Deputy Myron Out sale at prices much lower than those ruling , Closing Patchen. The prices on cottons are firm to-d- ay and on many lines the man- The officers of Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, were installed, Wednesday Minnie 40 , Per Cent Reduction All ufacturers have advanced the price, which mke the prices at which we night, as follows: N. G., Miss ' on A. Touissant ; vice guard, Miss Bessie . . tbenrto-da- y. . sell them LESS than we can buy Donneliy ; recording secretary, Mrs Florence Donnelly ; financial secretary, Mrs Jennie McEwan ; treasurer, Mrs Corset Covers. Skirts. Mary Mullins. Clothing, At a meeting of Good Shepherd 10c Made of good quality muslin, full sizes, plain tight fitting.. lodge, No. 65, I. O. 0. F., held Thurs- trimmed with lace or plain hemstitched or trimmed with lace r 21c Good Muslin, day evening, December 26, officers for Men's ' v embroidery, t9c, t9c, 1.10, l.oO. Furnishings embroidery. the ensuing term were elected as fol 28c Splendid muslin, lace trimmed, r- - 39c Fine muslin, lace trimmed. . Gowns. .... V , and Shoes. 50c Fine muslin, trimmed with dainty Night : and low neck, or short sleeves,, lace or embroidery. , High long (o trimmed with lace or hamburg, 59c, 79c, 95c, Drawers. .j.v, i.uu. . ; C. A. Well made of good muslin, plain,-- , lace or. Children's Drawers. Trowbridge, trimmed in and out sizes hanrburg regular 20cNand2oc. v. Fine correct CLOTH1NQ--FURNISHINO- S, 21c, 39c and 50c." muslin, sizes, loc,

' l-2- Silkolines, 10 l-2- c. Wash Goods, 10 c. Bank Street, New Milford. - i Organdie, Batiste in white grounds with wide silkolines in Besfquality yard light pink, blue, lavendar and yellow flowers. W in iloral and and dark grounds, Dresden, Exact copy of Frencn organdie. ". Ginghams at 10 c. e q o o o Oriental patterns, very pretty, and Madras in all the new spring plaids and ddoooobooooooooQooo p c, Percales. stripes,' 10 ' Infant Dresses. : New spring patterns in white, black, navy and cardinal grounds with' neat designs 36 Our entire stock of infants' dresses will be '(S inch, 12 c. ' marked down for this sale. 0 Laces and Hatnburgs specially priced for this sale. CHARLES PLANZ. 40 per vent

lows : Noble Grand,' Oscar F. Ross ; ft vice grand, Walter B. Leavenworth ; ft Charles D. Pul Reduction recording secretary, Children's ver; financial secretary, James E. Mul in Charles Planz. Roast Special Stockings. lins ; treasurer. On all Ready Made Clothing. O pig and other good things were par Select from this.week on. taken of after the lodge session. anything 50 dozen Misses Lisle Ribbed Hose, double sole and knee, elastic, durable -- and fast black, " 1 2c the pair. AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. E. O. Maish has a force of 10 men at work assisting stripping the crop of Furnishings. raised on his own farm. low this we can tobacco At the exceptionally prices prevailing during sale, Oscar Swanson of Washington has 30 Per Cent Reduction on all ' Furnishings. not charge any goods at sale price. sold his crop of tobacco to Sperry Brothers for 10c. A Reduction of $8 on every tailor-mad- e suit. f. : Mrs Thomas Bray and niece, , Miss Kate Bray, were Christmas guests of friends in New Haven. Alvah Bailey has been appointed Wen Your to succeed railroad agent temporarily . US. grow, deceased. : T. F. Piatt ' " 1 Clothier, Lame Horse THE Christmas trade for this ' .i The year ' ' C. E.' next to Evitts' NEW MILFORD Can be shod to' go and was' surprisingly good," says Bank Street, Drug Store, the genial jeweler. The not limp if you go to MULCAHY. New Riddjford, Queen day before Christmas Mr Riddiford interferes that can be stop If it . - AND ." said his trade was remarkably large ped at the same time. and beyond his expectations. hanjaome winter caps. .Good values in correct, and satisfactory work In watch ; is ' Miss Helen Disbrow of Bridgeport metvs trousers. ana ciocr repairing. " White Riddiford. the guest of Miss Gertrude Miss L. E. Snatcher in the United Watch and clock reDairlne promDtlv attended to M. W. 1 Sewing ilachines Lead the Miss Naomi Retallick and Miss Anna Bank building is showing the latest at the store of lil T. J. Mulcahy, li ' . ' in fall and winter V.: ft f 1' World. Easy Kunnin-r- Retallick have been passing a few and styles new millinery. A cordial invitation is ex Street. minora. SALE-O- ne second-han- William Re For a class of soda water Elm FOR d Sinavr days with their parents, tended to the ladies of New Minora refreshing and one second-han- d New Home Ma- - with pure syrups call at the drug store chine. to tallick, in Roxbury. , and surrounding towns to inspect the nf Alhort. ITvlttc new hats. i Henry Adams, who raised 10 acres When driving into New Milford to extra fine has finished the of tobacco, R. W. L. Wendt,- - the jeweler, is trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, C. E. task of stripping it. located in the Andrews block, opposite Hatch & Marsh will be found conven- of JOB RIDDIFORD, while this firm's stock TOP the E. 0. Marsh was at the Danbury hos- Bank ' ient, large of the building. groceries, meat and feed will be found IN THE5MOKNING. Bank New Milford. to see his who is Street, pital, Sunday, wife, It will interest you to call and see attractive to economical buyers. from recent Hj. iTTroel! f!Wn MILK from tne Watch and Clock convalescing a operation. those white fleeced lined robes at the t. boulehasthe sole agency for At vgu) Headquarters for Fine Jewelry, Repairing New Milford for the Buck has of Frank Evitts. They are Cigar. Milford D. McMahon, the popular tailor, store just Druggist W. N. Noble is a New Creamery. irood line of to ' offering shoes, guaranteed the thing for zero weather. complete line of the famous Wallace wear and stand the storm. A line of confections. C. . Riddiford la headquarters for I stvlish hata just received. Also some 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8,- - 1008.

Financial , The Newtown Bee. Save Recipe. liutltutlaiu. Ni'wUjwu, Friday Jsnuarjr 3, WON. Land . v to i The Randall Company, Mortgage going prove putitinaTafe place A rt e s a n Bonds, I4AM , Irrigation about the in- LITCHFIELD COUNTY. for may come New Milford, Conn. 6 cent, vestment it Paying per business S3 yoaro expoHi'iii'O. , Uawdonwoaltli-iirortucln- ir lands, ' in handy. as generally conducted New Preston. Wells Not a dollar lost In 25 want experience 111 tliene wcurltleii. today, the following Mix This at First Sin. MRS WILLIAM OHMEN. And Water Supply facts: Mrs William Ohmen, who pusscd SAYS HOME-MAD- E MIXTURE IS First-T- hat For Cities and the people who away to the Great Beyond, December Towns, Breweries, are Investments Duatioldorf-on-The-Rhin- EASILY PREPARED. Manufactories, Cemeteries, selling legitimate 7,, was born in o, Residences. are devoting their entire energies Germany, in 1830. Her maiden Farms, 6 In to selling them to people who, name was Wilhelmine Schmitz. She Cures Weak Kidneys and , Bladder. the aggregate at the present time, whs married to William Ohmcn in the have the least to Invest, a home-mad- e mcney burnt) of Cologne, Lcctniber 3, 1 18567 Here is simple mixture Instead of who, at the those, and came to America on their wedding as given by an eminent authority on Gold B present tlme.In the aggregate have ond in 1857, then in Castle Kidney diseases, who (makes the state- the most to Invest. trip arriving money , York Garden in May, after ajvoyage of ment in a New daily newspaper, Dasod on the of New Roal Second-T- hat the people who Ownership York Estate Offered and Issued by the on the ocean ir the vessel that it will relieve almost any case of are selling legitimate investment days sailing: trouble if taken before the securities todcy, are not offering "America." They came to Warren in Kidney American disease. He states Real Estate 1857.and on Christmas first of Bright's ' ' Company the kind of securities that are daylfthcir stage ' . (Founded In 1888) most suitable and attractive, to oorn, a son, came to bless them, whom that such Bymptoms as lame back, those, who, at the present time, they named Frederick William and who pain in the side, frequent desire to Assets, $9,446,095.89 Capital and Surplus, 1,519,518.20 in the aggregate have the most at married Sarah Victoria Dougal in 1880. urinate, especially night; painful This Is the Test and Core Drill Pros company original and oldest real estate corporation among the hun-drc- money to invest. I860 and discolored urination, are Borings now In In a daughter came, whom they readily for for Dam, amrossfullj engaged the business of buying and Improving New York Third-W- pecting Mlnerals.Testing real estate for Income or for sale. In the f urtbor hy it is that so many called Wilhelmine. She Max overcome. Here is the ; it : enlargmont of Its business In a field married recipe try Bnilding and Bridge Pier Foundations, offering almostiinllmlted opportunities for profitable Investment, It offers at la have tie im- fluOt par people nowadays, Schnellin 1877. In 1862 another son Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-ha- lf Shafts for Elevators and any other multiples of , pression that securities that pay - was born, Lewis Herman, who mar ounce ; Compound Kargon, one ounce ; practical purpose. 6 per cent, are not safe. Ten Year Six Per ried Annie Zeiner in 1883. 1863 three ' Cent Gold Bonds. Fourth What art the kind of In her Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, Drilled Wells, - husband, William Ohmen, was called ounces. Take a teaspoonful after each These Bonds are secured by the Company entire assets. Including securities, at the present by Is capital and that, Drifren Wella, surplus; Merest payable by coupons attached. Affording liberal rate of his country and served in the late re meal and at bedtime. return, absolute safety and cash time, return the highest i ' availability, the combine the three essentials of the A well known here in town Test Ideal Investment. Map of New York Otty showing the location of with Interest consistent with absolute bellion, being gone until th close of drugg'st ; Borings Annual properties, (Exact Samples) eighteenth Statement and other circulars containing full particular" will is that these are u Btjnt on rtxiut&tt ", . safety of principal. .;' , the war, leaving the young wife and authority ingredients tj f Fifth That there is just as good little family in her care. When he re- all harmless and easily mixed at home Any Pumping System Supplied. American Real Estate Company, an opportunity today for the turned she had purchased the little by shaking well in a bottle. This mix- small as as fight and Day Bank Building, . 5th Ave. and 44th St., New York. well the large home and through her labors and en ture has a peculiar healing and soothing Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air to Invest his earn- surplus ergy has susained both the home and effect upon the entire Kidney and Uri- Eggines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, ings in safe securities that will Well her little family' and added much to nary structure, and often overcomes Pipe, Drilling Machines, Supplies. net 6 per cent., as there ever has L. H. Prindle, the comfort of her soldier husband on the worst forms of Rheumatism in just been in the history of this m new This is to manage, ngciity, country.' his return, where they have lived ever a little while. mixture said C. L. j Grant, , Room 80b First Nationa Bank Building, -- 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn since. Then more children came, Rosa remove all blood disorders and cure the Hartford, Conn. Thcnas C. Perkins mond, who died at the age of 10 years, Rheumatism by forcing the Kidneys to 58BeldenSt., Conn. Mutual Building William Henry came next, who died filter and strain from the blood and Hartford. Conn. ... w '. when 21 years old, Augusta M who system all uric acid and foul, decom- Capital, $250,000 Surplus, $315,225.89 is still at home was next, then posed waste matter, which cause these CHARLES G. Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Presfc Charles Frank on the drama afflictions. Try it if you aren't well. SANFORD, appeared ; O. H. BROTH WELL; Cashier. ofJife and who married Flora Pearl, Save the. prescription, , . Fancy Groceries, Mon- young daughter of Charles M. Young. Administrators and Others Holding South Britain Announcements. Trustees, Next came Leon Alfred to comfort In Trust or Western Pennsylvania, the , latter eys them in their declining years and who Drugs, of value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call part of last week, several cans of fish find a checking account special married Ruth M. Whittlesey,' daughter ed upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus tbe from his hatchery here. bank balance equals the total amount of money In trust Simple, is it not? of Dea Robert Then came account. v . Do Your Whittlesey. Medicines, We solicit your ;, , Trading Rosamond, 2d., to crown the home with MRS C. E. ANDERSON RECEIVES National At The her brightness and who married John First Bank, Big Store. - J Light ; ; CHECK FOR $1000. Post Cards. Address: 923 Main Conn. Morrow. Besides her seven living Temporary Street, Bridgeport, Our stock of Grocerios, Feed and Mrs E. Anderson ' a children, who deeply mourn the loss of Carl received General Merchandise Is the best the market check from the Aetna Life Insurance affords and our prices are very low. For the a loving mother, sfie , leaves 22 grand Co., last week, of $1000 on policy held H. H. CANFIELD, Established 1866 V - ;..;V Christmas trake we shall have Candy, Fruit children and eight ; and Nuts. her late husband, which he also a brother 84 years old and her by carrjed North Woodbury, Ct. ' Remember the The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. place, husband, who will miss her sadly in his and loneliness .Charles P. Williams, age as an ideal wife Mrs A. E. Chappius. Mrs Max Schnell. and mother and whose whole life has T. L. Watson & Co., South Britain. been devoted as a home maker. Many riends from the country and city will V BANKERS BROKERS well remember the good times at Stocks and Bonds "rloral Mount Cottage," where her This is the season city guests spend their vacation at her V Corner Main and John Streets,. Bridgeport, Conn. residence and here her husband and - For Felt and Rubber boots. Arctics INTEREST ON DEPOSITS ? and Rubbers. We can lit you with the best daughter, Augusta, an invalid, still re- make on the market. Our special 50c mixed side and will tea is a hummer. Try a sample. Leave your remain. The accompany- Christmas order at our store. Big stock of ing photo shows the four Candy, Mixed Nut?, Malaga Grapes, Sweet generations, Florida Orange", Dates and Raisins. Every- direct line. Mrs Ohmen, upper left James & Co., to make dinner Meats Staples thing your complete. hand, Mrs Schnell, .ana ot Kinds. , daughter, right groceries all The Bankers and hand, Mrs A. E. Chappius, granddaugh Brokers, , 1S9 State Street, Corner Court, ter, and Millie Chappius, great-gran- d Bridgeport Wm.' J. Veriess, Banlc. BRirGEPORT, CONN. ' - " daughter. The wish to thank National South Conn. family Britain, all who so remembered them Deposits received subject to check and In- kindly " From the day of its opening terest allowed at i he rate of 3 per cent on bal- during the illness and death of their in December, lt(Hj, down to the present ances of 1500 or over. of this Bank has ' time, the business Surety Bonds furnished, dear mother , with tokens of their gone forward without interruption and For CHRISTMAS never before has it been so well pre- Will act as Trustees or Administrators In friendship in the form of their beauti- the1 needs of the settlement of Estates or in the care of pared to meet and satisfy - We shall have Christmas Candy, ful tributes and kind words. Mrs Oh- its patrons as now. property generally. Mixed Nuts, Malaga Grapes, Sweet Florida This Bank has always maintained a Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private . Oranges and Dales. Groceries of all kinds. men was laid at rest in the Northville specie and currency basis and are still rooms for use of customers. ' Low for cash. , so business wants prices j ,, in the Rev Mr prepared to do for the cemetery family plot. of all its patrons. .. JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain,Ct. Pickett of Warren, assisted Rev Mr " P. L. tlolzer F T." by T. B. DeFOKEST, President. Staples. Evans of New The Preston, officiated. F.X.BENHAM, Cashier. pall bearers were : Miner A. Strong, Removal Notice. W. F. William C. Welton, F, P. Johnson, Mrs Ohmen, (Deceased) The Trust Picture. Bridgeport In Center of : Have removed my Barber Shop John F. Angevine, Sherman W. How-lan- d rom Munson Hall to rooms over Postottlee Child of Mrs A. Mechanics' and Farmers where 1 shall do all kinds of Tonsorial work. and John J. Buher. E Chappius. y Company,

Satisfaction in all work Bank 169-1- guaranteed. Shop Savings State St.. 4 open and Bridgeport. Conn. Wednesday Saturday evenings. A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS EN M for five to his Kid- New Buk BulMif, Wall ana RTIN CKE, South Britain. OonD. TERTAINMENT. years previous death, When the Stomach, Heart or St.,Bridprt uapnai, surplus undi- 1 his came in 14 the or- vided money days after ney nerves get weak, then these, Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906, 13,873,773.29 profits, $300,000.00 1 The Christmas entertainment at Pa for same was made ' 160.681.P8 VIOTIOE-U- ri auU ufu-- May 1 will be at my application the to gans always fail. Don't drug the Surplus and Interest, Recelyes Deposits subject tocheck, allowing 1" old stand In South Britain prepared to do vilion hall on Wednesday- evening of the here, J. B. Stillson. An in- Interest on accounts averaging Sj&SO oalance. any business in my line. Thanking friend agent Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or " Rents Safe Deposit Boxes. my week came to Assets, 14,034,454 97 for their paimmige In the past and solicit a last up fully the expec ventory of the lateC. E. Anderson's Kidneys. That is simply a makeshift. Acta as Executor, Administrator. Trustee share of it in the future. Number of depositors, , . 11,587. or In any Fiduciary Capacity, tation of all who attended, as well as estate was taken on Monday of the Get a known to all drug- f prescription 1 11000 and Interest A. Munson, Deposits of to received . P. W. of all those who had been interested in week at the late home of the Re- MARSH, President.' South Britain, Ct. present gists everywhere as Dr Shoop's credited from the first of each month, payable r In and of each Incorpor- ORANGE MERWIN, VlcePres't . the preparations for the same. The at- deceased. The is January July year. ' EGBERT storative. Restorative pre- ated 1873. , MARSH, Secretary. tendance was Ev- , E. H. JUDSuN Treasurer. exceptionally large. pared expressly for these weak in- OmOKESi Roxbury Announcement!. was here from miles around. L. A. Tyrrell is now busily engaged erybody side nerves. . Strengthen these nerves, John L. Weasels, President interior H. E. Marshall B. I Superintendent Shirk, during the exer at painting at Felt's Morris, ! build them up with Dr Shoop's Resto- I V) presents ; Predk. B cises, made a good speech, Lakeside Bungalow. ; tM, H. E GARLICK, thanking rativetablets or liquid and see how L S OatHn and Treasurer, People's everybody for the interest taken in will come. Free Peabody, the scientific optician, will quickly help sample Veterinary, the Sunday school and briefly reviewed Dr Ra- be at M. W. Hill's store. New test sent on request by Shoop, Savings Bank. ROXBURY. CONN. its record. Rev J. E. Herman also dur jewelry 13 19. Wis. Your health is worth The iliddlesex 208-- ' Milford, Conn., January to , . cine, surely INCORPORATED I860. Long Distance Telephone ing the evening favored the audience P. 8.: Any R. M. this simple test. Sold by all dealers. onewlshingtocommunlcatewtth with well chosen remarks of his appre A. Marcy, D., passed Christ Co. New Bank Building, . Bridgeport. me ovy Local Telephone Call - Banking: ciation of the work done and the sig- mas day with his parents in Litchfield, Organised in 1675. No Its 30th year of nificance and hallowed associations business, being on the same p'.ane as Savings December 17. 1907. The the Bank-hav- For Dur- Banks and under the supervision of the State Trugteesof People's Savings about the Christmas time. Semi-Annu- the glad this day declared a al Divi- Holidays State Trust Funds since ing the drill which concluded the stage Bank Examiners, dend at the rate of ,. ' We shall have a nice line of the Statute of 1889. : Chocolates Bon New Mized Candy, and Bons, exercises, F. J. Hosford appeared in G. A. Debentures of 1100, 1200, (500, 11000. rour rer rer Annum Nuts, sweet Oranges, Malaga Graphs, R.MMANDER 5per cent teni crispy . - - decorated Chi a ware and Now costume as Santa Claus and the t From net fancy lamps. proper Jas. S. Dean, Gen. Grant Post, Eondoot, N. Y. the earnings of the past six months: is the lime to get a good warm stable or out- trees with for the children, payable to depositors on and after January door blanket for your horse. We have some laden, gifts L. D. Sanford & Co., 2d,1908. nice ones at reasonable prices; also some nice, were lighted and stripped of their bur- CURED OF DYSPEPSIA warm bed blankets. stock of Conn. SAMUEL' W. BALDWIN. President. Full Groceries Commander Doan writes; "As Chief U.S. 150 Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport, and General Merchandise always on hand. den and distributed satisfactorily To proveunquestionably, andbeyond any doubi r. HENRY ATWATER, ' Mail Agent of the U. & D. K. R., good of nose THE MONEY SAVING STORE. among the Sunday school scholars, that Catarrh the and throat can be cured, First Vice President. health is indispensable. I fouDd myself, I am furnishing patients through druggists, small ' ENOCH P.HINCK8. ' From of names read it free Trial Boies of Dr. Catarrh Cure. ' the number however all run down with Dyspepsia. I Shoop's , Second Vice President. Allen I do this because I am so certain, that Dr. Shoop's We Offer, Joyce, must be the Sunday school ever doctored and doctored, but I grew worse. Catarrh Cure will actual substantial EDWARD W. MARSH, Conn largest bring help. ' Roxbury Station, besides I suffered misory night and day, for fully Nothing certainly, is so convincing as a physical Subject to sale, the fol , Secretary and Treasurer. known here. It is estimated of first mortgages negotiated by us on two years. My case was pronounced incur. lest of any article real, genuine merit But that lowing the school and who took active article must possess true merit, else the test will improved Bridgeport Keal Estate. Notes have those able. I chanced to meet Dr. David Ken- in- Notice. condemn, rather than advance it. Dr. Shoop's interest coupons attached, principal and Special part in the entertainment, more than nedy about that time; and told him of my Catarrh Cure is a snow white, healing antiseptic terest payable at our bank. BRIDGEPORT If need In the line of Paint- in ' you anything 400 were in the audience. condition and he said, try a bottle of balm, put up beautiful nickel capped glass jars Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. ing or Paper Hanging, call at Cole Brothers Altogether at 60c. Such soothing agents as Oil Eucalyptus, $ 600 ; 6 per cent Vacant lot f: Barber Shop and leave your order. Satisfac- Christmas Thymol, Menthol, etc., are incorporated into a $150 " jNJavings ank it was the most enjoyable 300 . 600 6 " tion in all work guaranteed. DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S velvety, cream like Petrolatum, imported by Dr. " " here in from If Catarrh of the nose and 350 700 6 Cole passed years. Shoop Europe. " 700 6 " Brothers, throat hat extended to the stomach, then by all 359 (Incorporated 1842) Roxbury Station. Conn. 800 2,500 51-- " . 1,200 means also use Dr. Restorative. internally, Shoop's 900 1.590 51-2- " Vacant lot CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS., FAVORITE REMEDY Stomach distress, a lack of general strength, Mrs D. E. Granniss was called,' last . 6 " . 1.S00 bloating, belching, biliousness, bad taste, etc. 1.000 2,800 1,500 2.5U0 , 5 " 1.500 Bridgeport, Conn. Andrew Puchala, Friday, to the most sad duty of wit lurely call for Dr. Shoop's Restorative. " take it morning, noon and night, and it of the nose and 2,500 4,500 5 3.000 ; For uncomplicated catarrh only ROXBURY. CONN. 2.800 . ; 5,000 5 " 3,000 nessing her mother's remains consigned will cure you. I took the medicine as throat nothing else, however, need be used but ' 3.250 5.000 5 " 3.500 and Ox and Wash- but had no confidence in " Horse Shoeihg, Carriage Wagon to her last long resting place in directed, a cure, 3.500 6.000 6 " 3,500 and General Blacksmithing. Also as case 51-- Repairing - my had been tried by so many. 3.700 6.000 , 3.700 kinds of Machine Work done. Every ington cemetery. . - ' ' The Trustees of this Bank have declared a all day After Using it a week I bepan to feel better, 4,500 9,000 6 " 5.000 4 all kinds of work done semi-annu- after p. m., Plumbing al dividend 130th) at the rate at your home when desired. Shop open week F. J. Hosford was the lucky bidder, and in a short while after that I was entirely A similar line of Bridgeport Mortgages can (the from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. cured. That terrible usually be furnished. Stocks and Bonds, of Four per cent annum on all accounts days last Saturday, for conveying the school distress, everything I or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex- per 135-- 201-- 5. Dr. listed 5 sour Telephone calls and Wood-vil- ate breaking in my throat, had all and 1908. children from le tip change. Also deal In Real Estate, Insurance large small payable January 2d, ' the coming year and I have not had a moment's dis. and Bonds. gone loop's Surety N Deposits made on or before 6th to To-d- January and Christian street districts comfort since. ay there isn'ta healthier W. T. OAULAOHBR, the new school here. Herman Hoffman man and my appetite is excellent." BURR & KNAPP, will draw Interest from January 1st, 1908. Divid W. Maui 3t Sakdt Hook, Ot. Write to Dr. Kennedys 8ons, Rondott, ' Bankers and and J. E. Watson were called to open T., for a free ismple bottle of Dr. Dmvtd Kennedy's Brokers, Bbop near New England Station. Barber T. B. Satisfaction In ail work the the bids. FtTorite Remedy, toe great Kidney, Lirer and Blood mrrbOuro Tel. 423, ' 923 Main Street, DiFOBEST, President. . and Hairdresser. my envelopes containing KdJdne, fre medical booklet. bottle "LEXANDEB-.HAWLEY- open every and ma-o- f. ud Large CONN. , Treasurer. guaranteed. Shop lay iLOt. - "ALL DEALERS" BRIDGEPORT, BaaorHjulna; A Specialty. H. W. Beeman conveyed to Central ABdnow- f

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1008. & The Newtown Bea Professional Cards. Smith, Murray Co., NnwUiwri, FrUlny, Jmiuary MWH, Dr Algy. Deen French Bridgeport, Conn. TOWN TOPICS. SPECIALIST. HOWLAND'S

PERSONAL CHAT. Cancer, Piles, Rupture FOLKS AT HOME AND ABROAD. Cured Without tho Knife. No quack or secret methods, but scl entitle, treatment Spocia! New Dress Goods Mr and Mrs Charles Perry of Bridge in port havo been spending several dayi consultant all in town the of Mr and Mrs K, guest CHRONIC D. Briscoe on BotBford Hill and Mr DISEASES. At Specially and Mrs Corning in the Glen. SlIELTOH, Conn. WHITE GOODS. Prices. Miss Agnes Patterson of Mile Hill Interesting has been in Tarrilrville, this week, at tending the funeral of a friend. W.J.BEECHER, ' We are one of the best assortments of Dresa showing Attorncy-at-La- a in this Goods at 25c a yard we. ever had. The lot consists of plain Mr and Mrs Thomas Carey spent Rooms 85 and 36 Stinford Blilir, Brlifoiport Scarcely thine magnet Christmas in Danbury the guest of Mr Ofm'fl In N'owiiwn nimn nn Rufiirilavu tnm checks and in all the wanted o ft. 3. iW goods, plaids colorings. and Mrs Daniel W. McNamara. Ill, w D.M. ic offering of white stuffs but will iThey are 36 inches wide choose at 25c a yard. -- .. B. William Costello Berkshire had P. J. M. At 60c a we have a of Plaids and effects in the newest off Gale, D., come fresh and and good-as-ne- w yard variety Fancy the misfortune to lose his valuable crisp color combination!, 88 inches wide, 50c a yard, collie dog. in some Office In the David Boers Residence, Panamas, always a desirable material for a waist or stylish suit give good It got poisioned way. from the tub. satisfaction in wearing quality, We have them in all colors, 45 inches wide, Newtown Street. 75c a yard, Office Ilouni 8 to 9 . m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 m Fancy Suitings, and Stripe and check Broadcloths, 54 inches wide, latest Robert Reiner of New York sDent p. ? colorings and designs, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 a yard. New Year's day on Botsford Hill with Undenrarments of muslin finished with laces and em Plain suitable for Tailor Made in handsome colors his Mr and Mrs Rei Dr. "Walter H. Broadcloths, very Suits, parents, August Kiernak, broideries that if anvthin?. a trio to the and Black 54 inches wide $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 $2.25 a yard. ner, y eain, by laundrv. In Black Dress Goods we have a large and complete assortment of Plain PnySICIAN AND SURGEON. Staunch table linens that with each washing added and 75c a acquire goods also Fancy effects in stripes checks, at to $1.00 yd. Miss Helen Hook is visitincr friends Hook, Conn. - ' Cen Sandy beauty. Handsome white cottons for waists and for dresses' (Left Aisle, ', in Bridgeport, this week. Office 8 9 1 7 8 e- Hours: to a. m., to 2 and to p. m that become whiter and finer and more-satisfvin- with each BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES. Misses Margaret and Josie Keane journey through the water. These are the wares that the last in spent Saturday Bridgeport. DENTAL PARLORS. white sale brings and on every sort there is opportunity to Everything here from the cotton fleece, to the very finest California Wool make Priced to who notable savings. Blankets favor those buy. Miss Edna McNamara of Danbury most modem and HclenUfHc. unnllaniwn nann" is the guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas useu ior puuiiess operations. COTTON BLANKETS. Carey. , DR. C. B. , BLACKMAN, Here are examples worth seeing: , 10- -4 White and Gray Cotton fleece Blankets, 59c and 75c pair. Surpreon Dentist. Office In Post Office Block, Nainsook corset covers with torchon P. Crowe has Installed 40 e uonn. lace trimmings. 11- -4 White and Gray Cotton fleece Blankets, $1.39, $1.50 pair. just a liirht minora, 11-- dynamo in his button and had his 4 Gray Cotton fleece Blankets, 85c and 98c pair. shop : 13-- shop with it for the first time. 4 White and Gray Cotton fleece Blankets, $1.39 $1.50 pair. lighted Cambric drawers with tucks and 19c' last Tuesday evening. Celeste A. Benedict, M. D., hemstitching. of muslin with finished with PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Night gowns, good yokes Wool Blankets. C. Grant has sold his place in Berk ucks, embroidery or lace inserting 45c. shire to Randolph Trimmer of New 28 State Street. Bridgeport, Conn Well made of fine material in pink and blue and red borders, 11--4 size $2.00 York who will Soft bleached cotton, a wide, worth 10c at 8 l-- take possession at once. 'Electricity one ot the therapeutic agents.' yard to $3.00 Mr Grant and have moved 3 pair. family into Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to I p. m. Good embroideries in widths of to 6 inches and worth Wool Blankets average bed size, ribbon binding, pi k, blue and red borders, a tenement house owned by H. G. Cur- to 17c at 121-2- c. $3.75 pair. tis & Son in Berkshire, formerly occu- 5c yd White Wool Blankets, strictly pure wool, ribbon binding, full size $5.00 pied by John W. Partridge and family. DR. S. E. ALLEN, Fine table damask' of oure Irish linen in new Datterns and $5.50 pair. HATTERSTOWN. CONN. v California Wool Blankets, pure Wool finished with silk binding, $5.90 $6.50 and worth $1.2? yd at of the Glen . O. 15. $7.50 to $14 ' ' Benjamin Corning is Address: Route Stepney Depot, Conn pair. the sick ones, this week. Bleached sheets that measure 72 bv 90 inches and are Cotton Comfortables, figured silkolene and sateen covering, Persian and among Adminstor of Macnntln Trfiarmnnr,. Srwt. alist In treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, of stout cotton, worth 69c at 63c. " heart failure, stomach and headache. good floral designs, clean white cotton filling, 75c, $1.25, $1.50 $1.75 to $3. each. TMr trouble and Mrs Medicine furnished for l-- Henry Bourquenez this treatment. wncn Dieacnea wortn at 12 2c. (Main Floor, Rear) moved into their new house on Bots Terms reasonable. Consultation free. sneeting lc yd ; ford Hill, this week. Notion For each of these examples, a dozen might v be Department. CHARLES S. PLATT givem ' Mrs Mary I. Botsford of Sandy Hook But enjoy them out for far more than Don't forget our Hair Goods Dep't when you are in need of anything in you'll picking yourself guttered a slight shock at her, home, Teacher and about them. this line. We carry a full line of Hair Switches from 75c to $3.00 each, and last Piano, Organ Theory, reading make of hair we cannot do it out of Saturday. a specialty matching your perfectly. If NEWTOWN, CONN. ' our stock we will order for at the same price." it you Mrs W. A. Rice of Pine street is ill We also a assortment of Hair Rolls, Hair Nets, Pompadours carry large this week, with tonsilitis. Dr Leibert and the Setwell Hair Rolls and Pads, from 15c to 39c each. Mrs. James If of South Britain her. Gordon, (Right Aisle.) is attending Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Mrs a. boom ot bandy Hook is The Howland Goods quite seriously ill at her home. Dr , Class Lessons, Ensemble, Dry W. H. Kiernan is attending her. NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. Company, ineoaore tsearasiey ot Monroe was Oscar & & Co. a guest, last Tuesday night, of, Carl Pitzschler Son, Smith, Murray ton S. Smith. BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Newtown, Sandy Hook & Hawleyvllle Mrs Harriett Canfield, who is spend Newtown shop open every dav. Hawlev-- the winter with her Mrs ville shop open Wednesday afternoon and ing daughter, Sunday Hook H. G. had morning. Sandy shop open Gilbert, the misfortune, last every weeK ciay. uniy first-cla- ss work, Tuesday evening, while going up stairs POUL TABLE. , to make a misstep and fell down stairs, badly laming and bruising herself. Griswold Bragaw, M. D., Master Peter Ward of Bridgeport is JEL & with his grandlather, Maurice Leavy, Physician and R Beers Co., 1908 on Walnut tree Hill tor a tew weeks Newtown, Conn. stay.''.-'"';-- Surgeon,

''; V Office United Bank Building. Misses Nellie and Annie Foran of Bridgeport are guests of their father, ; New Mil ford, Conn. John iioran, on Walnut Tree Hill. Office Hours: 8 to o A. M, i to a, to 8 P. M. A William Driscoll, Jr.. of Philadel 7 few phia, Pa., is spending a weeks here Residence and Office, United Bank We Wish You All A the guest of Mr and Mrs John H. Blake Building. on Walnut Tree Hill. : ,. Telephone 200. i James Lamer of New Haven was a New Year guest over Christmas of his parents, Happy Mr and Mrs Patrick Larner. Dr Battam, DEJNTIST, Maurcie and , Leavy family attended Bank Sibv-f.t- New Milford. the funeral of Peter Ward in Bridge- Happy port, last week, Tuesday, December TO ALL OUR 24. Mr Ward was a w of Mr LEONARD'S INSURANCE Leavy. His death occurred on Satur day, Decmeber 21. The funeral was AGENCY, . FRIENDS. held from the Sacred Heart Catholic New Year church in Bridgeport oh Tuesday morn- FIRE, Af IDENT. ing, December 24, with a solemn high mass. The burial was in St Michael's Old Companies, Catholic cemetery at Bridgeport. Mr Lowest Rates. Ward is survived by his wife and sev- eral children. Dr Groceries Mr and Mrs Charles Ward of Bridge- R O. 1UUU, Our line of and General Merchan- The Farmers' Store. port were guests, Sunday, of Maurice VETERINARY 5URGE0N, Leavy on Walnut Trae Hill. dise will be up to its usual excellent standard Henry Lang of Brooklyn is spending the coming year. a few days with his family1 on Walnut Alexander Noe, Tree Hill. v. - Veterinary Dentist, Mrs John H. Blake and Miss Fran- P. 0. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. ces Egan visited friends in Bridgeport, last week. ' - Mall orders promptly attended to. , & Mrs John Brown and two children R H. Beers Co., Conn. Mr and Mrs J. H. Goodsell are quite Sheltotv and Mr and Mrs John Finnell and son ill at their home in Hopewell, under Newtown, Conn. of Bridgeport were guests over Christ- the care of Dr Smith of Redding. mas of Mrs Patrick Lyons on Walnut Tree Hill. ' f Miss Elizabeth Doran, who attends a boarding school for girls in New Jer- Beginning, Friday.Januray 3, Meigs sey, is home for the Christmas Smokes .well-know- The Man Who & Co., the n out-fitte- rs to of Brook-fiel- d men, women and children will start Edgar H. Beers and family be remembered and friends at the season. A fine line of box goods Mr Should by family holiday their half yearly reduction sale on win- were guests, Sunday, of and can be found here. , Francis Carmody of Syracuse uni- in here a of of all kinds. ter wears for the , This Mrs Ernest Ferry Dodgingtown. You can also find large line sporting goods entire family. is at home over the YEARS of out at the end of versity, holidays. 60 policy clearing EXPERIENCE D. D. the season, which were made SMITH, goods & for sale that season, and not R. H. Beers Co. are showing some H Fairfield Ave., Opp. Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn. carrying . Miss Bertha Lattin of Bridgeport to has splendid values in winter shoes for any goods over another year, a last week of her grand- eiven them a renutation for havimr men and women. Mr Beers has always was guest, himself in his shoe mother, Mrs Philo Northrop in new and te garments. The pnded department, i- his stock from one of the best news of their sale should be very -i securing A Christmas Present for a boy. this because we have ses in Nw England, and has never teresting year had had very little cold weather and to j a complaint. Trade Marks X What's bet ter than a Kodak and outfit for developing and ' Daniel Honan of was a ' MlDesigns Just let us show what a assortment we have. Some- - those people who have not purchased' Bridgeport Sj jrinting pictures? you complete ; l;y of his Mr rm Copyrights Ac worth while at most any price you want to pay. their winter clothing, an For jruns, riflps and sporting enods guest, last week, parents, a , thing opportunity Taunton. Anron wndlni kelch and (Wucrtntion mr presents itself to save Quite a little on Call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield av- - and Mrs Michael Honan in quickly nwflrlain our opinion free whether an I F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St Bridgeport. invention Is probnhl, pmentfthlo. the purchase oi same, the saving is enu, Bridgeport, npp Bite Pdi's ttoiisstricllycmitutenlliil. HANDBOOK on Patent! not alone on suit3 and overcoats for tueater. gent freo- OMest wreno for securing patent . Patents taken throueh Munn &, Co. recelvo men and boys, but includes the entire itil itofict, without clwca, In the Nichol9 tp winter-weig- ht wearing apparel as A. T. the treas- G. N. Clarke of is sending Nettleton, popular celebrated well as shoes for women and muses urer of the bank, was in out free samples of his Sciwiiiific Jlimricait Savings Liver Pills. who are Let Me Write as well as men and boys. This policy Bridgeport, Monday. Vegetable People A liandwrnoly tllinfrntpil wppVIt. Liirmt COAL! of & is well known to not troubled with biliousness, constipation, of anr ecieniiuc Journal. Terms, (3 a . Four Insurance on home and Meigs Co'sj fmir montus, $L. boM brail newartenlen, WILLIAM EQAN, your in headache, dizziness, etc., jmr; household goods at once. LOWEST RATES only Bridgeport people living the Take DeWitt'a and Bladder indigestion, & with secure Kidney them as cure the above MUNN Co.36,Broad" New York Successor to M. Kilbride. consistent absolutely companies. surrounding towns and this sale will, should try they Pills. They promptly relieve backs che where other only give Branch Office, 9 F 8U Washington, IX U Coal Tard at Sandy Hook; Station. T. JJ. CORBBTT, Agent, no doubt, add to their prestige and be ailments pills j , one of the most successful in and weak back. Sold by Henry relief. See his advertise- Telephone: Hewtown, Oonn. sales Rupf, temporary their history. Newtown, Conn. ment in another column. 11 J THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, ,1908. REDUCTION SALE New The Most Janti ftp' , INCOBPORATtO Important ' l fry f ,.Ms?A M OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ary Sale in Town.

Decisive Reduction M&rk Our Women's Coats, Gowns, Suits and Skirts.

HAVE NOT minced matters; we have too much stock, and we sell it. WEWe have not room to describe all the beautiful things whi ch grace the sale; you are invited to see them. But the prices tell an eloquent story which make words superfluous. All the season's successful styles are in the sale. As ' an example of big values we mention here : - -',- -'

Women's Tailored Womeri's Coats Very Low. $10 mixture coats $7.50 - Suits Reduced. 12.50 mixture coats 10.00 12.50 to 16.50 long loose coats 9.90 $15 to 20.00 Cheviot and Mixture Suits. $12.50 g . Big 12.50 to 15.00 short, tight-fittin- coats $18 to 22.50 Cheviot and Mixture Suits $15.00 of broadcloth and cheviotf 9.90 $20 to 25.00 Broadcloth, Cheviot and 16.50 to 18. 50 short tight-fittin- g coats, ' Bargains - broadcloth and cheviot 12.50 Mixture Suits , $18.50 $15 to 18. 50 mixture coats 12.50- - $27.50 to 35.00 Broadcloth and Cheviot in striped " ' 18.50 3-- 4 length tight-fittin- g broad ; $22.50 Suits . cloth and cheviot coats 15.00 and $35 to 40.00 'Cheviot, Broadcloth Large $20 to 25.00 long loose coats $18 and 18.50 j Mixture Suits $27.50 ' Sizes 22.50 '3-- 4 length tight-fittin- g black $45 to $55.00 Broadcloth and Mixture, broadcloth coats 18.50 Suits $35.00 22.50 to $25 50-inc- h tight-fittin- g black

of broadcloth coats- -. , 18,50 j $75 and $85 Velvet and Corduroy Suits $49.75 29.75 to 32. 50 loose braided broadcloth 75 and 100. 00" Imported Model Suits $49.75 Women's coats ' 25.00 Big bargains in large sizes of women's Coats, 30 to 37.50 3-- 4 Length Plain and Trimmed Black Coats 19.75 Suits and Skirls in all the season's newest styles. Coats, 32.50 and 39,75 Imported Mixture Coats 25.00 Suits 35.00 '50-inc- h 'Long Tight-fittin- g black Beautiful Gowns Reduced. Broadcloth Coats ,, ; ,. . 27.50 42.50 to 49.75 Long black braided Coats 37.50 29.75 and 32.50 broadcloth Princess and 35 to 39.75 Fancy Caracul Cloth and Vel- vet Coats 29.75 v '; ; : ; gowns, brown, navy and Copen- ... ' -- ; All-Ov- er IIS' ; Skirts 45 Short Braided Coats ; 37.50 hagen blue ' $24.50 55.00 Long Imported Caracul Cloth Coats 42.50 45 navy and black broadcloth Princess : in gowns, sizes 18 'and 36 $37.50 Women's Skirts 47.50 blue messaline Princess gown, all the Price Clipped size 36 . $42.50 ': Y $5.90 Black Panama and Mixture Skirts . $3.90 imip; fciife. m 49.75 tan Voile Princess gown,ize 36 $42.50 Season's fm 7.5O Black Panama and Mixture Skirts - 5.90 49.75 tan Voile sties 16 dresses, 8.7? Black Panama and Mixture Skirts 7.50 . 18 and .. $35.00 Newest 10.00 and 10 75 Broadcloth and Panama 52.50 black broadcloth tailored gown, Skirts 8.75 size 36 ' , $42.50 Styles. 12. 0 and 13.7? Broadcloth and Panama ' Skirts 89.50 tan messaline gown, size 38 $45.00 , 10.00 1650 to 20r00 Broadcloth and Panama $55 brown lace Princess gown, size 36 $45.00 Skirts 15.00 59.75 blue Princess, - Marquiset gown, 25.75 Taieta Silk Skirts, extra Bands, size 36 y' $49.75 30 to ?6 inches 18.50

The big Fur Clearance Sale Now begins. While we have had no fur weather to speak of, we prepared for an unusual heavy fur season. Hence the wonderful variety and richness of our furs at unexampled reductions. Our furs may be bought with the confidence that they are carefully selected and are exactly as we represent them to be.

$87.50 Special fine Black Lynx Set, reduced to " $7S.0 Women's Furs Reduced $110.00 Ermine Set, reduced to $75.00 $125.00 Hudson Bay Sable Set, reduced to ' $90.00 ' Three-stsip- S7.90 Natural Squirrel Mie, reduced to 15.00 $150 e Shawl, very dark Eastern Mink, reduced to $100.00 110.00 Natural Sauirrel Tie, reduced to S7.50 ' $12.50 Natural Squirrel Tie, reduced to t $10.00 $12.50 Blue Woli Shawl, reduced to 10.00 Misses and Children's Fur $20.00 Blue Lynx Tye, reduced to " $10.00 $18.00 Blue Wolf Muff, reduced to - $15.00 Sets ' $22.50 Natural Squirrel Shawl, reduced ta $18.50 $25.00 Fancy Sable Fox Scarf, reduced to - $19.75 $2.25 Lamb and Angora Sets, reduced to $1.50 $30.00 Tie, Natural Eink, reduced to $25.00 $2.90 Lamb and Angora Sets, reduced to $2.25 $37.00 Ermine Tie. reduced to . $25.00 $3.50 Lamb and Angora Sets, reduced to - 7 $2.50 $29.75 ?3.90 $37.50 Natural Mink, single shaped Tie, reduced to v , Lamb and Angora Sets, reduced to $2.50 Fur-lin- $40.00 Natural Plain Mihk Muff, reduced to $30.00 2.50 White Thibet Set, reduced to $2.90 Women's Fur and ed $50.00 Natural Mink Muff, reduced to . SiO.OO $5.00 White Thibet Set, reduced to $3.901 Coats. $75.00 Blue Lynx Set, reduced to $47.50 $7.50 Krimmer and Thibet Sets, reduced to $5.00 " $65.00 Mink Squire Muff, reduced to $50.00 $10.00 Natural Sqvirrel, Nutria, Thibet and White Eouflon Sets, $37.50 Naturaal Sauirrel Collar, re $85-- White Fox Set, redvced to $50.00 reduced to . $7.50 duced to $29.75 $75.00 Natural Mink Scarf, reduced to $59.50 $12.50 Blue Mouflon and Krimmer Sets, reduced to $10.00 $85.00 Squirrel Lined Lynx Collar re $67.50 Natural Mink TaU Muff, reduced to StE.00 $15'00 Sable Squirrel Set, reduced to $10.00 duced to $69.50 $65.00 Fancy Natural Mink Neckpiece, whole skins, reduced to $ti2.50 $16.50 Extra Fine Blue Mouflon and Krimmer Seft, reduced to $12.50 $95.00 Fine Sauirrel Lined Coat with $100.00 Broad Tail Persian Set, reduced to $07.50 $22.50 Nutria Set, reduced to ; $15.0 Caracul Collar, reduced to $77.50. $97.50 Squirrel Lined Coat with Lynx Collar, reduced to $85.00 ' in $115.00 Squirrel Lined Coat, reduced ' Extraordinary Shoe Sale the basement. to $90.00 $115.00 One Mink Lined. Mink Collar Men's Fur Lined Over-coats- , Our shoe business has been good, and very many lines are therefore Incomplete. and Cuff Coat, reduced to $85 Hence a $95.00 we offer broad range of styles and kinds at reduced prices. But as many small $125.00 Squirrel Lined. Lvnx Collar to-d- ay $55. lines will be sold out quickly, we advertise only those lines which you will be and cuffs $100.00 to find here within a or two: apt day a $185.00 Sable Sauirrel Coat fur-lin- reduced to We regard this a8 the greatest ed $145.00 p.oat offer ever made in this town and one WOMEN'S SHOES MEN'S SHOES to not likely be repeated. The best maker J. & M. $5.50 and $6.00 Shoes at $4.85 Women's Goats. Broken lines Of Women's $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes at $3.85 Evening of. fur coats we know sent us these garments $32.50 Ten reduced walkinir hand-sewe- d Broadcloth Coat, this remarkable low Gun metal bulcher shoes, heavy & to sell at price, and we heels colt Broken lines of Johnson Murphy's patent colt to $25.50 . - sell them. ' soles, military patent blucher, dull are going to . kid tops. Cuban heels. Patent kid lace, medium and bals and button; dull calf tops, band sewed soles, $39.75 One Gray and one lieht blue Cuban and short and narrow toes, Military heels, medium and pointed toes. Also gun metal calf and Broadcloth reduced to $32.50 The coats are made of imported mirror medium vamps. Coat, French calf bluchers, double and single soles. $45.00 One Wh te Broadcloth Coat the linings are of natural and blend- Broken lines of $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes $2.85 kersey; reduced to 37.50 ed selected musk-r- at Jthe absolute Broken Lines of $5.00 Shoes at $3.85 staple Gun metal button street boots, low broad heels, $49.75 One Red Broadcloth Coat, re- in fur-line- d garments, worth one hundred soles. Gun meral medium heavy College bluchers, Horse Hide enamel double soles, medium duced to $39.75 cents on the dollar year after year; collars and narrow toes, low and high heels. Patent colt, bluchers, and medium and narrow toes. Gun toes. Vicl kid blucher, lined,, half double soles, $59.50 One tan Broadcloth Coat, re- of fine selected skins. button lace, broad heels. are metal College button, plain toe and Cuban heels. duced to $45.00 Broken Lines af $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes at $2.85 We repeat, this is the greatest fur-line- d Broken line of fe50 and $3.00 College Boots at $1.85 $65.00 One Tan and one light blue coat offer, and you ought to take advantage Black Calf-ski- n, button and lace, patent leather Patent colt lace, single soles, narrow toe, military broadcloth coat, reducee to $52.50 lasts and heels. Patent London toe, soles. of it and vicl kid, latest patterns. colt lace, single THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908 REDUCTION ALE NEW

The Most in ' Town Zjl INCORPORATED ' Important January Sale DOWN QO PRICES ON GOOD WEAR FOR ALL

A Trade Movement of Unusual Proportions and of Immense Importance to Yoii.

our usual of of PURSUING policy disposing each goods and not carrying any over to the next season, we start to clear out our winter stock of good wears. Rigorous price rever sion is the first step toward cleaning our counters. and you will find we have taken it. We are going to sell our stocks out clean if low prices hitched to high values will do it. We haven't space to go into prices to any extent, but every garment bears our laDei, aim inereiore carries our usual garantee.

Winning Bargains in Every

; h - Department :Mkmw Reductions involve all our lines there are tempting bargains for the whole family head-to-fo- ot wears for men and boys, and apparel for women, misses and girls. (See other page for women's bargains. As usual, the women's section will command the undivided attention of women who recognize genuine bargains, lust 'as our men's sales at tract the eager trade of men who know the invariable satis faction to be found in our Clothes, Shoes, Hats and Fur

' - nishings, , , r"" 1 "We can mention here only a few of the hundreds of splendid offerings. Many lines will be sold out before we get around to advertising them. If you want to skim the

Suit ? - Splendid of NOW! ,- Bargains. cream the bargains in any line, come Overcoat Values. Every incomplete line of this season's smart suits for men and Superb men has reduced ' young been in radical fashion. We are going to sell We haven't had enough cold weather ' to more than touch our this season's suits this season, and to the we add the lines ' tempting price of overcoats, and in consequence you have broader choice than best obtainable in this town. - , ' you ever have had before in the January sale. Everybody knows, This sale will be welcomed vi- t by many men in and that & overcoats lead Superb-Overcoa- Bridgeport lot Meigs Co.'s all others in style and fit. cinity who have admired our superb line of of which iMrDDnDATcn value suits, samples nwviirvitni Three h tores at have been in show Kead-to-Fo- displayed our windows this season. The ot past $9.50, $12.50, $14.50, $17.50. $19.50, $24.50. marked down prices are as follows: Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, SGS Clothiers - (NORTHWEST Choice of the loose, mixed travelinar sinele , CORNER) ' 8PKINGFIELD big, fancy coats, or $9.50, $12.50, $14.50, $17.50, $19.50 and $24 50." double-breaste- d, e and also of our Chesterfield coats in fancy-strip- Bridgeport, Conn. dressy Famous Varsity suits in fancy brown efiects, new gray weaves, blues and effects and black and Oxford the latest and hand-tailore- plain very styles black, all d and whose superb style is matched by superb tailored fit to please the most fastidious. tailoring. Wide choice for youthful tastes and quiet effects for older men,

Radical reductions in all of our Youth's Overcoats, randnar from $4.90 to 12.50, for values from $7.50 to 18.00. Boys' Clothes Selling Very Low.

quick, sharp clean-u- p in our boys' department is assured by the generous cuts Bulletin of Bargains. we have made in prices never high. The quality of Meigs & Co., clothes is unusual- Men's Trousers, $ 1 .90 to $4.90. ly good, as mothers Veil know, and we look for prompt and enthusiasticresponse to this announcement. Out of the host of bargains we select the following, to give yon Involving every broken line of our work, business and dress - an idea of what' you can expect: trousers. . Furnishings Price-Cut- .- Boys' Suits Reduced to $2.48. Children's Russian Suits Cut The best glove values you will find this season are in this sale of lined goods, suitable for street wear and driving, and including tan Among the best values in the sale are We have excellent bargains in Rnssian cape and dogskin gloves, tan and gray Mocha, tan Reindeer, and Eng- -' these double-beeaste- d suits with knee pants Suits for boys 3 to 7? in colored serges and lish cape reduced as follows: in grays and dark bowns; cheviots and wos $1 and 1.25 lined gloves, reduced to 79c deduced steds, sizes 7 to H17, taken from $3 to $4 fancy mixtures, as follows: $1.50 and llined gloves reduced to $129 now ' " $2 and 2.50 lined gloves redu ed to $179 ines, and $2,48. $3 to 5 Suits reduced to $2.48 ' Splendid suits from $3 75 to $5 lines, now and 89c. to 6.50 Suits reduced to 2.88 $1.25 $1.50 Shirts, $2.88. 4 These are regular 1.25 and 1.50 fancy and negligee shirts, in coat Knee Pants and Knickerbocker suits from 5 to 7.50 Suits reduced to ... 3.88 and regular styles, with cuffs on or off, and they are exceptionally the $5 to $6 50 lines are now $3.88. Other Unas up to 4,88 good values at 89c. , All broken lines of suits which have been Unequalled values in fleeced underwear. Single" and double- - ' pri ced from $2 50 ,to $13 50, reduced to a breasted shirts; heavy winter, weight, sizes up to 50 inch. Special at from to 7.88. price range $L88 50c a garment. Children's Overcoats Much Reduced. Full size nemstitched linen-we- ft handkerchiefs, 15c each, 75c one-ha- lf dozen. Not had real overcoat weath having any ' Wrights' Health Underwear, $ 1 .29. Boys' Overcoats Very Low. er to speak of," there are all the more bar- - W mm Clearing out the lines of this justly famous underwear accounts of gains for you in this sile of good overcoats For by 7 to 17 we have splendicj lines for the reduction of the .standard make. The garmenss are 'wool fleece lined. good overcoats which must now be sold: for big and little boys: - $3-7- 5 Overcoats reduced to $2.88 ' 3 to 4 Russian Coats, sizes 3 to 8 $2.48 5 to 6 Overcoats reduced to ' 3.88 Special Basement Bargains. . 6 to 7 50 Overcoats reduced to . 4.88 3.75 to 5 Russian Coats, sizes 3 to 8 2.88 IB j U 1 Cardigans and Sweaters Reduced. Our finest tailor-mad- e overcoats for boys, to 6 5o Russion Coats, sizes to 8 3.88 ,1 5 3 If? have cut into the all sizes from 9 to 17, we shall put In the sale We regular prices of our Cardigans and 6.88 broken lines of Sweaters and intend to sell one we have. j Other lines to every You at $9.88. v up will never get a better chance to get a good Cardigan or Sweater 'for a little money. Reductions are as follow: 1.00 Cardigans 79 2.50 Cardigans 1.98 1.25 Cardigans 98c 3.00 Cardigans 2.39 1.50 1.S9 3.50 been made '' I'' Cardigans Cardigans 2.69 Very marked reductions have throughout V I I 2.00 Cardigans .', 1.69 4.00 and 5.00 Cardigans 3.89 our stocks of Russian Vests, Mackintoshes, Sheep-line- d Solid Leather Suit Cases.

Auother notable offering of solid cowhide cases, with stout Coats, Leather and Automobile Coats. C. I. , steel Ik. frames and cabinet-bras- s lock and clasps, regularly 5.00; for the sale 4.29. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1008.

The Newtown Bca Deep Down PCBMUNIO 8V HalfYearly Tlio Store of Activity and Progress. THE BEE FUBLISQINO COMPANY. .Grip Nuwtuwn, Conn,, Friday, Jaiiiwry 3, liva, Coughs - - - Stock- - - ... ALLISON P.8MITH. t - '""- a I'HMJUlNT AVD XDITOH QUICKLY CURED BY (Si'wrtnbcrg & Robinson Co. Owners). 4BTBDU 1. SMITH, HcnmnT. Tkcbi, THAT PEERLESS AKO HUSWICM MAKAUXH. New Haven, Conn. BENB? M. SMTH. VlC PHMIDKHt 0 REMEDY, G MURAL AUIKT. taking. v

60 Lmonine. rrr.nTenr, TSOenUforBli Month. CHDtir rour minwis. tuur vw wk Preparatory Sale. The Howe & Stetson , Men For TiLicrnoNB,- 4- inar the winter with his nephew, Russell Our half yearly stocktaking Women loviKTismo RiTMt Clark. and Spencer Cape la still at the home of occurMhe middle of January. Sale lw lmo Jmo (mo yea his mother, Mrs Church, and not Im- January identifies 1.00 tOO 8.00 6.00 This mark the highest neb proving rapidly. Stocks must be low, for it is ItlInch 1.00 !.0O 4.00 6.00 10.00 .of men's and women's shoes 4.00 10.00 18.00 The Woman's Exchange at the studio type 2 indie. g.00 700 easier' to count cash than told And leather 3 incline i.bO 6.00 10.00 16.00 8S.00 of J. I. WeBt has done good business, . of at $3.50. though 6.00 12.00 18.00 80.00 v; I Inches 8.00 this year. more we -4 8.00 14.00 4.00 40.00 measure and count All and labor are now costly, column 4.00 Mrs Is home from the Hart- goods. column 6.00 10.00 20.00 gft.OO 48.00 Cogswell the standard which has 60.00 maintain high column 6.00 18.00 64.00 80.00 ford hospital. surplus stocks will receive a made Zenith Shoes famous and M column 8.06 10.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 Miss Harriet Nettleton is spending 1 column 10.00 80.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 vacation with Mr and markdown .for which our label guarantees. her her parents, generous a Mrs Henry Nettleton MUSLIN Zenith Shoes for men and women In all Reading notice, brevier type, 100 line. The annual meeting and roll call of quick disposal. depart- are made of the finest quality mater- SniaU nonpareil U.lc a word per week. church was held on the Congregational ments there are surplus ials by expert shoe makers, and have January 2. hand-wor- Charles Gibson and took more k in them than.tany Circulation: family stocks, odds and ends, left Christmas dinner with Mrs E. G. other $3.50 shoes. They come in or UNDERWEAR January 1, 182, 000 Clark. overs, goods that wijl be the latest styles, in all leathers, and Mr and Mrs Charles Buckingham en- out of . next in sizes which insure "a fit for Last 4700 tertained a house full of their Wood- style season; ' week, friends on Christmas day. every foot." " bury these must All the IS NOW GOING ON. Mrs Richard Bryan was buried on goods go. Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a Saturday, from the Congregational profit, and in many instances special high grade. OUR NEIGHBORS. church. Kev K. A. Carter officiated. : of We control Zenith Shoes exclu- The pallbearers were Powell Seeley,, part the cost is cut off , It offers S. F. Edward Seeley and W. It some sively and sell them in our new and Seeley, be an extraordinary G. Green. There were beautiful floral will exceptional oppor- shoe section in our base- Washington. ' enlarged tributes. to that values in ment salesroom. The funeral of Mrs Thomas O'Hara tunity purchase goods high grade Muslin Un HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. took place on Friday, Rev Mr Peck off- you have a present or future iciating. The pall bearers were F. J. The High school closed, Washington Kilborn, S. F. Seeley, C. D. Cole and need for. dergarments. December 20, a two weeks' Friday for A. C. Titus. The burial was in the recess. The total at the Watch New registration cemetery on the Greem Haven daily close was sixty-seve- n, there ac- being A handsome array of useful goods sixty-fou- r This for further commodations for only. are now on at the store of Cogs- papers particulars. Ootfitters to Men, Women nod Children crowded condition has made sale naturally well & Wettereau. Trade at home and Mail orders ' Corner work both teachers and receive prompt Northwest the harder for save money. with the logical result that ' Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, scholars, Cogswell & Wettereau, the Washing- attention. Orders for one the scholarship is lower, and the gen- ton offer tremendous Conn. order and than Depot merchants, Bridgeport, eral discipline poorer values in and mittens. A dollar's worth or more deliv- DO YOU ever before since the school started. gloves big WANT TO BE CERTAIN stock inside, the main door en- ' There now four classes in the just ered free. . V are trance. Look them over and get fitted ; That is filled as n school, one of which, nmbering eight, before cold weather. your Prescription your pbysic-a- will next which time When shopping in person graduate June, by would like to have it? If so, bring it here. the members of the class will have we pay your return fare when completed a course of study equiva- South Britain. lent to that offered by any country purchases amount, to $10.00 High school in the state. They would Curtis' ' Pharmacy, have been prepared to take entrance A SOCIAL SUCCESS. or more. examinations in the Corner Main and Elm Sts., Conn. for any college The and in Bridgeport, had their work been ball oyster supper given conntry planned new was a success in with in view. However as the factory every that that About 80 was not their have taken way. couples enjoyed the desire, they and more who did not Announcements of Bethel Business Men. MAKE a broader course, which it is hoped dancing many dance were at the concert giv- will be of more practical value to present en by Maton's orchestra of Waterbury; OWN them.'- - YOUR $150 was taken in and after expenses CIGARS . Miss E. E. SOFT'DRINKS During the past term, Paine are paid the amount left.will be given Millspaugh, has Geometry, two classes in OAS. taught, to the Library. , lisfopiS The Gem Lunch Algebra, two in English, two in Ger- Carpenter and Builder. Room, three in and one each in , BETHEL. man, Latin, Mr and Mrs Merwin"(Mitchell 762-76- 8 spent Chapel St. Flans and Estimates furnished. Homss, Physics, Ancient History and Physiol- in York " Greenwood Near B. K. Country a few days New '.with their Tobblng promptly attended to. Ave., Crossing. Churehae,Facteiia should ogy. Mr Hoi lister has taught two daughter. classes in three in New Conn TUBAIXO ktiAD'S WJEjS owi their own Gaa Plaits English, French, Mr and Mrs John Mitchell are on Haven, P. O. Box 106, Bethel, Ct. two in Arithmetic, as well as one each for Ligbtina. Hsatiag their way from Indian Territory and Telephone connection. Cooklmg tad Power. Tir- -, in Trigonometry, Algebra, Geology, will make their home here in the fu- riu'a "Equalizing" feas Agriculture, Nature Study, Geogra- ture. Maehiae ia absolutely safe phy, Bible History, Civil Government, Miss Sara Piatt gaveTa delightful and Current events. Gilbert-Mill- er imple to handle, always Bookkeeping, entertainment to her pupils, the last gregational church, Sunday, E. Mur The Co., Fred A. The Honor Role, which is based on of term. Hickok, ready, cheaply operated. day the ray of Danbury sang a solo with fine the work of the term, and the closing Sixteen relatives and friends of Mr 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn. 149 Center St., Bethel. We also manufacture ' examinations, follows. Owing to the and Mrs Arthur Mitchell dined with effect. of Gas and Gas-le- scholarship, it is divided into a Dealers In . all kinds poorer them on Christmas day. 'John Woodin is '. i , in- entertaining relatives Ei-iie- e first and second rather than Plumbing,-Steam- supplies Gas seven, Miss Florence Lancaster visited at Jin Sanitary to a first and second ten' as last from Pawling, N. Y. Hardware Woodei and Enameled Ware, ad Automobile year. Dr Leibert's, last week. Longmani & Martinez Pure Paints, Hot WaterJ and Gas Storage Tasks. The names are given in the order of Mrs LeRoy Mitchell and daughter, Gone : The brief interval of sleigh- Oil, Turpentine and Varnishes, Ohl Namel for Furniture and their standing. have to Ohio several " ' your Fitting.' Ruth, gone for ing; again mud and hubs. . Floor. Harnesses. Stable and Blan- Sesdfor cata- Seven : Annie Reba Square complete First Tereck, weeks' visit and to be present at the kets. Whips, Garden Tools. Poultry Netting. Crow-the- Estimates Furnlsued. aid be eoiviaeed. Lyman, Annie Mcllravey, Agnes r, Tne closing exercises at the Weller White Lead. Tar Glass. Flint-kot- e logue wedding of Miss Edna Stahl. Paper Putty. Jobbing P'nmutly Attended To. Mary McGrath, Waldemar Ander- Miss Mitchell is in Bridge school were a success. Roofing, Barb Wire, Bread Makers, Gertrude visiting great Knives and Sclsso's W . son, Jennie Peterson. New Haven. The . recitations and singing by the Second Seven : Molly Poppensiek, LeRoy Mitchell of Yale is afEdward Magee Ranges. Grace Rath children were creditable. Each child Seabury, Buckingham, Mitchell's over' the holidays. Winchester Heaters. Lina Wyant, Eleanor Eckman, Mary received a gift from j their teachers, BREAD. Tereck, Arthur White. Mrs C. O. Trowbridge and Miss Lynch. The list of the leaders in their re- Roxbury. Is the staff of life. When Mrs S. Benson is her daugh- spective classes follows : English 1, visiting you buy your bread from our yellow wagon Mrs Jennie M. in New Annie Tereck ; English 2, Reba Ly1 MRS MARY SMITH WARNER. ter, Sturges, you are always sure of the best. Just like man ; 3, Edna ; Also Tirrill Gas Machine Light- English Wyant English York City. . . homemade. our rolls, cakes and pies 4, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Buckingham ; Mrs Mary Smith Warner, wife of make you want more. rionuments ., Several young people attended the ing Trigonometry, Annie Mcllravey ; Geom- Seth Warner, died at her home in Rox- lad ftmttwy Work of all Waldemar Anderson, Reba Ly- dance at the Center. evening. 75 Fultoa St., New York. etry, bury, December 27, after an illness,' of Friday & kiadi ia aay Graaitt or Marbla. Eati-m- at ; ; Erdmann Co., man Algebra 1, Annie Tereck Alge- Lat-tari- Established 1862. aai dtaigaa oa applitatioa. ; about two years. . She was a lovely Bethel Bakers, bra 2, Margaret Connerty Algebra 3, at raaaoaabla prieaa. Ruth Ruth Christian woman and one that will be Fountain Ct. v Anderson, Buckingham; Place, Bethel, Call at the house nd see 1, ; Bridgewater. our French Agnes Crowther French 2, greatly missed in her home and in the H. and how we do all Cook-- Annie Mcllravey ; French 3, Mary James Pagan, light the church that she attended. She'was the Successor to O. W. Tereck; German 1, Agnes AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Bolleg BETHEL. CONN ing, and Lighting. Crowther; Methodist x Heating German 2, Eleanor Eckman, Annie organist of the church for a Deputy G. A.Vincent inspected the Clear Tereck ; Latin 1, Mary McGrath, Latin number of years and always did what Lehigh Bridgewater Grange, Monday night. be excelled 2, Waldemar Anderson ; Latin 3, Reba she could for the church and her election l COAL cannot by any - many At the of officers of the is almost Lyman, Nathan Whittlesey;- Arithme- other coal mined, as slate entirely NOTICE. friends. She was the daughter of Rev Housatonic Valley Pomona Grange in absent from Clear Lehigh. That's where it tic 1, Reba Lyman;- - Arithmetic 2, its name. Costs no more than the Smith Brothers, and Henriette Kent, D; :ember 18, Bridgewater gets slatey We are not some Edith Gillette ; Geology, Arthur White ; Sylvester Smith, who kind. , giving you ' Grange was honored by the election of thing for nothing, but we are giving you the Jennie Physi- died several A results of 20 Agents, Agriculture, Peterson; years ago. twin; sister, H.W. mat, as Master, and A. B. SMITH BEERS, Bethel, Ct. years of hard study and actual ology, Annie Tereck ; Nature Study,, Mrs William Bissell of New practice when you get your horse shod at Newtown Bee Office, Haven, and Mallet as treasurer. Brennan's. Our motto: "Honest Jennie Peterson ; ' Ancient work for History, two brothers, Capt Wilbur Smith and The Christmas services were held at honest Prices." NEWTOWN, CT. Reba Lyman, Annie Tereck, Arthur Robert N. Smith of Seymour .survive the Congregational church, the Sunday HENRY A. BRENNAN, White; Geography, Ruth Anderson, before Christmas, and at St Mark's Old Hoss! 14 Greenwcod Ruth Buckingham ; Civil Government, her ; also nieces and nephews. . The Hustle, Avenue, BETHEL, CONN. chuich the Sunday after. At both ser- McGrath ; Bible History, Elea- Mary funeral wa3 held at her late home, vices beautiful and appropriate music They are bavins a special sale of Spcrry nor Eckman ; Bookkeeping, Maud An- & famous hams for 12c at Sunday, December 29, at 1 o'clock. was well rendered. Barnes only the derson, Mollie Poppensiek ; Current husiest store in Bethel. This is a zero Drice Rev Mr The Christmas entertainment of the hut hams are zenith in and it is Crowther ; Burrows officiated. The choir the quality Dr. Frank E. Events, Agnes Deport- Congregational church was held in "the cheaper than we can raise them. Stop on Judson, ment, Connerty, Eaith Gil- of the church two uonn. Margaret Congregational sang chapel, Thursday evening. A short Ucnter street, oetnei, Johnston, Jennie Peter- pro- DENTIST, lette, Harry pieces, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul," gram was followed by a after Annie Tereck, Nathan Whittle- supper, & son, and in The burial which Santa Claus distributee; McDowell Taylor, 97 BETHEL, CONN A. "Asleep Jesus." gifts Centeb'Street, sey. Burr Hollister, Principal. Thumb Hand Side Center : M. E. was in the Center cemetery. from a Christmas tree. The chapel , St., Onnosite Church. Herbage well-fille- Office Hours: 8.30 to 12 1 to 6. was d, Conn. and " it the first time Bethel, 221-- The ball on New Year's was 71 being Telephone 5. masqerade years. that the new addition had been used. eve was the finest event of the season. St Mark's church gave their Christ- 3. A. Moore of Colebrook is spend- - At the morning service at theJCcn- - mas entertanment in the Grange hall, Saturday evening. After some songs 1 and recitations, the gifts, which were FREE! FREE on a lad- tastefully arrranged Jacob's Meat and Food for BOY der, were distributed. Rollman Chopper YOUR ' 150 Ozone Trade Marks or 50 Trade The annual church meeting of the Weak S. and 50 cents. . Would HVft one of these SPLENDID Congregational church was held, Satur- flarks , Dot him one for his birth- Why give December 28. Officers were day and give him a start. Let him saw your day, wood, cut your fodder, pump your water, run elected as follows : Clerk, Henry San-for- d two-thir- It the separator, and do of the work ; deacons,1 Elmer James Orr Opens Cause moraldneyotrouble than other of Frost, any ortaa that you hire done. Made In 3 sizes. 3X, 7 and Mark the body. Tha funotlon of the kidneys Is to and 30 free and McEslin ; treasurer, Elmer Here H.P. Send for circulars days separata Inorganic salt and water In ths pro- We also have a full line of Wind Frost; choir director, MrsH. W. Treat; cess of circulation, and to remove them and flalplan. Wood Steam Mills, Towers. and Steel Tanks, organist, Miss Johnson,' assistant, Miss their attendant poisons from the body through Engines. Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, of Sun- the bladder. Therefore when ths kidneys Silos, Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. IsabelleOrr; superintendent become diseased William Marsh. and weak they an naturally Cylinder Oil. Farm Implements and the best day school, unable to perform their work properly, and Roofing Manufactured. Send for circulars. Miss Bessie Smtih returned to New pains In the back. Inflammation of the bladder - and disorders Is Haven, Tuesday. . urinary are the result. It The Treat district school Imperative that a prompt relief be afforded, E. 1 CLEAN which la Imposslbla unless you remove the Fred Field, Monday, after a week's vacation. (ftrHy cause, COMN. Wixon Brothers have a tract. ' SOflERS, traded FOURCUHERSoX 1PW DeWiU's Kidney and Bladder Pills of woodland with J. V. Conney, for al field adjoining their land. promptly eliminate poisons from the system and at the same time maks the kidneys well S -- """"" Mrs H. W. Treat ..iffS? j i entertained the and strong. members of the who choir, sang the TheFairchild & Shelton Fop Weak KIdnaya, Baekaeha. In- - Christmas music, at her home, Tuesday flammation of the bladder ana all C- B. JOHNSON, night Co., urinary trouble De Witt'e Kidney Linonine is a sure cure for all and Bladder Pilla are uaaurpaaeea. forms 306 Housatonic Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, and 'Ave., Public. High School Building, Washington. of coughs colds. Restores strength, A Week's Treatment for 25c Notary creates new and rich blood. At all Bridgeport,. Conn. falL 8-- Money back If they Telephone 1 Burr Hollister, Principal, and Supervisor of the Schools of Washington. drug stores. ;1

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908. 11

The Best in the World ! Ladies' and Men' s The Newtown Bee Nuwtown, Friday, January' 3, It. Royal Worcester Tailoring. "The Corner of Oood AND ' Shoes." Also Dressmaking. A to James- Bon Ton Corsets. Ready Made and to Order. Trip Ladles' and dents' Oarments Perfect Fitting Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. town. Seasonable Satisfying Beautifying E't. 1 ...... ,v.y.vy .yy.wwv..vy..m vv'vSAyvvw .. . Try i pair. w Mil nd recommend them Joseph Brenner, Ky BY MISS The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been Oooo ETHEL WISNKll. Footwear. & Gannon Building, Newtown, la two for over 30 has borne the TAYLOR. CUR.T1S ' years, signature of . " f and hof been made under lift per CO, onal supervision since Its Infancy. Th Brick Hook. Undertakers and Embalmers. Part! fyffcfA All Stor, , Sij of the good things In All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-goo- d" are but , BUckjmlthlng, Carriage and Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ' Bright and 'morning, ' Wagon Repairing, Prindle & florris early Thursday Infants and Children Experience against Experiment July 25, the winners in the Telegram Shoes W, H. PHINDU. L.0M0HKI8. contest met at the Bridgeport pier, C. L. SMALLEY, with Funeral the exception of Mr Ayers, Jwho Ct. Directors :, What is CASTORIA , and SUfttj Dipt, was at Nlantic and Joined us later In Kdtablubid IK 1889, ' and Bnbalmers, ' good-by- e Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Practical ' HorMshocr, Washington. After saying to our friends we off most-enjoyab- le and is Pleasant. Wagon and Carriage Re- Newtown, Conn. were for a goric, Drops Soothing Syrups. It It Rubbers pairing and Painting alao Blaclumlthlng In sail down the sound and were contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic all 1U brancher clan workmanahlp - rlnt substance. Its is its Worms . guaranteed and prices alwayi reaionable. " Telephone Call all acquainted by the time we reached age guarantee. It destroys Oon section i Division for Telephone Bridgeport New York. We were met by an auto and allays Feverlshness. It' cures Diarrhoea and Wind Winter Wear W. H. Prindle 48-- L. 0. Morris, 70. which held the entire and con- Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation . We belong to the party at Aft- and assimilates the Food, the NOTICb ! &rd"Vnedr veyed us to the St Denis hotel. Flatulency. It regulates Stomach and , and. That lithe er luncheon we went in tone of the Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep kind of ihoee we put on your hone. Large & large sight seeing autos, and had a de- The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend i POPULAR and old HALWEYt WILMOT -- - - ' " tock of ahoet all weight at mj stand. ,. : ;; . REYNOLDS, lightful ride up Fifth avenue.and along .,..'. PRICES. B ,M. TUTTLE, , Riverside drive, passed Grant's tomb, GENUINE CASTORIA''' ALWAYS i 80UTHBDBY, OONN. UNDERTAKERS, saw the residence of Helen Gould, also ' 1S8 State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. - Shop closed etery Saturday noon. the Little Church Around the Corner, Bears the Signature of , Union Square hotel where Henry Q SOROS B. Hiwlst, Tine St. Near Park Ave Edward H. Wilmot, .. 8tt OUnton Ave, George died, Flatiron building, 22 2M Hubbell Bros., Announcement of Trumbull Ioh B. Bstboldb, West Ave, stories high and two stories beneath Telephone 111 r . Merchants. ., ground, house where President Roose- , Derby, Conn. velt was born, house where Mrs Mur- Trumbu11, John T. Porter, oonn. ray entertained Lord Howe and officers while Washington escaped, home of Expert Rorssshosr P. F. Robert Woolworth's mansion The Kind You Have , ana Gsasral Blacksmith. Keating, Ingersoll, Always Bought so of our ten cent All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing FURNITURE DEALER, that many pieces done. Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. helped build, John D. Rockerfeller's In Use For Over Years.- to 8 p. m. Strict attention nald to business. Undertaking and Embalming In all Its 30 and back Den- eCHTAUR COMMHV. TT MUHMV NCW vomt env. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. . ) branches, promptly carefully attended to, residence, etc. Arrived to St fMt TMrT, SANDY HOOK, OONN. . is at 5 p. m., in time for dinner and Drug at 7.45 we went to Coney Island on one WE CARRY cTtheironSeamboat i and stock of Felt and Rubber Win. J. Beehler, entering Coney byjthe ocean side, where Blr ed on Po- Boots, Arctics and Rubbers. Also fine line of the Virginia hills beyond the bearjheads mounted. Then we passed You Funeral Director and we viewed a very pretty sight with Shoes for the Ladles. Men and Children. ' tomac. In these grounds sleep 16,000 into . the blue room, the red and the can save money by buying your footwear at Embalker, . Coney lighed up by a million incandes- soldiers who died in the war for the From we We and can lit you green. there entered the Groceries. my store. carry all aires Lady Assistant always in attendance. cent lights. After taking in Dream- Union. We also saw the former home east room where Alice stood when she Ct. of Colonel E. S.J. Parks, Trumbull, Telephone Oonnectlon, Brookfleld, Oonn, land and Luna Park we returned by Robert Lee located in the was married and the chair she sat in.' cemetery. We then returned back to In the left hand corner stood the piano Brooklyn by trolley, . crossing bridge the Ebbitt House and after dinner had which rost $22,500, on which the wed- moonlight. - Friday morning we had dancing and singing in tha parlors of ding march was played. We then viewed breakfast at 7 and 9.2a took the hotel. Sunday morning a few went the tind connected with C.H. C. F. & F. B. a.m., train gardens groves Finch, Brinsmade Mr and Mrs Bouton, to " on railroad for church, others wrote letters and the White House, was passed on to the SEELS Pennsylvania Washing- . i Funeral Directors and post cards home, and to our friends Army and Navy building, here we Successor to t ton. We enjoyed the freedom of a spec- C. S. Meal, Bran, Chop Feed, Gluten Feed. W Embalmers. who so kindly helped us to win. In the noticed some of the cases of the uni- iCorn, Oats, etc. ial car and the brakeman added much after dinner we assembled and 1776,- also Betts & Betts, In new lurEotaiouitDun, evening forms worn by the officers of Also leading brands of Poultn lSupplies. 'f Day and Night Services. to the of the by walked in columns with Mr Hills, and saw the flag that was used in the Civil ' Lot us wants in the above ar- enjoyment party Conn. supply your Ill Conn. Tel..156-- 2 Miss Turney as to the Con- War of 1861, all tattered- and torn and Sandy Hook, ticles. First Quality goods at living prices. Georgetown, ij pointing outjthe,. places of interest we captains - m ield. gressional to view electric full of holes. We then to the The place. Branch il.sNo.l. j Mr library by Returned ' passed, as did also Braithewaite On dome Smith- Hours: 10 to 11 Farmers' Feed light. entering the at the hotel and after lunch visited the Sunday a. The Store, with his original songs and ready jokes, entrance we noticed busts of different sonian Institue. In one large case was ' ' ' 9 12 to 1. v v Trumbull Center. ;. While riding through the tunnel at prominent men of olden times. We the flag 33 feet long and 28 feet wide m.; 1469-- Division. Telephone No. Bridgeport E. W. Baltimore we were half mile under next viewed some of "the cases of old that waved over Ft Henry when TROY, JR., writings in 1776 especially the writ- Francis Scott wrote that beautiful song TELEPHONE SERVICE: Hook. and were over us. Troy's Bldg., Sahdy ground ships sailing ings of the Declaration of the thirteen that will never die "The Star Spangled ' 16.21. furaiturtJL New LLss of tks Latest As we neared the city, points of nat- states, writings of John Paul Jones, Banner we also saw relics from the Woodbury Local, , s - r,- -' ;" 'v-;-V- c. Geess. .'C'v:l:i;;-':- M S. N. E. T. Co., 76 New Line of ional reputation'were4 explained to ua, the bloody acts of General Jackson and battleship Maine, and cannon captured Oniiertakiaf-- Ia all its Brtasbss. in which pictures made by him of the enemy from the Philipinos during the Span- 248-- among them being the prison Telephone-Tro- v's Hotel. No. J. during the Civil War, writing of the ish War. - Among other things of in- ;; the ass ssin of ; President Felt Boots Guiteau, war of 1812 and the plan in which it terest were Indians in camp showing Garfield, was hanged. We arrived in was laid :. this attracted' Our attention the method of hair from AND scraping skins, Washington at 4 p. m., and almost be- to see the old fashioned way of spell- grinding corn and making implements W.A.HONAN, and the diffierent men's handwrit- for use in and also fore the train stopped the representa- ing farming fighting; Boots. ings. ,We passed on from this to cases the Esquimo and dogs, r Rubber Funeral Director and Embalmer, tives boarded and announced Philippines The Place it they of the old books that were used in the weaving cloth and numerous other Tkliphsne 4-- t, Nswtwn, Ct. were there to convey us and our bag- first of Congress when it Just the thing for this . kind of library only things. To buy your gage to the Ebbitt house. In the contained about 300 books. The libra- weather. ry of to-d- contains between 50 and evening a trolley ride was ., taken to Feed, Grain and 60 millons of books of various sizes A CURE FOR MISERY. . Luna Park, Washington. Saturday and are laid in shelves nine stories Groceries, Washingtbn's.mon-umen- - L. C. MORRIS', morning we went to t high as far as you could see. We then i "I have found a cure for the misery and went into the of the If you want the best at the lowest Stationery and a few of us walked to the balcony reading R. M. The Grocer, room and UDwards we saw one malaria poison produces," says is at store. Give me a 900 550 feet. Here we had looking prices my top, steps, in world James of Louellen, S. C. "It's called NEWTOWN, CONN. Periodicals. of the prettiest sights the call. :' a panoramic view of Washington, the where thousands of electric lights off Electric Bitters and comes in 50 cent In each of these lines our stock most on the continent. set colors in walls. We also beautiful city the the bottles. It breaks up a case of chills Homer W. At Isvery complete. We invite inspection.' saw oldest wood, We could look down on the White Washintgon's diaries, the V he commenced or bilious attack in almost no time ; Southford, Conn. and being 1783, always the Office News House, Capitol, all the large clean . Phillip Schnabel, Post Store, day stating the temperature of the and it puts yellow jaundice out buildings near there. We then went wind blow- med-cin-e Oonn. 11 Areade, Bridf etort. weather, the way the was of commission. " This great tonic Dodglngtown Dis., Newtowa, and of P, 0. Address: Bethel, Route 24. to the bureau of printing engrav- ing and then the doings the day and blood purifier gives quick re- Elba Home Remedies connections. how bills also until bed time. After viewing a few Telephone ing.; Saw were made, lief in all stomach, liver and kidney For all mankind. other things of interest we returned to CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. stamps, and the vaults where millions A. M. Briscoe & Son, the hotel and held sacred concert. All complaints and the misery of lame One Cure for Each 111. Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work of dollars are kept, also postage retired to be rather early ready for back. Sold under guarantee at Orra Great Guarantee : Your money cheer y day or contract Carriages, Buggies, Farm and stamps. In the afternoon we boarded Monday morning as a great deal was R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; fully refunded if any package of Elba Home ahead of us to see and Remedy fails to give entire satisfaction. For Business Wagons, a special car for Mt Vernon, the home visit. Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. ' in the we started out sale only at Harnesses and Harness Went the Early morning J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stev- Supplies rf Washington. through to visit the U. S. of All Treasury building. enson ; H. W. Osborne, Easton ; W. English's Drug Store, Descriptions. house, laundry, old kitchen and spin- After all one was set registering guide B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith Bros., Chas J. English, Prop., BETHEL. CT house the old spin- aside for our and went ' 28-- ning containing party through Cornwall Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 5. Bridge; Connery Bros, AX.! the building. We were first shown the M. ning wheels. The beautiful gardens Georgetown; J. Sullivan, Redding bond where U. S. Bonds were set vault the Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. are quaint with boxwood hedges This Vault contains over six When Trading In Waterbury - kept. W. Hurlbut- & Co., Roxbury; Allen Get Your Meals at the TAYLOR- & HUBBELL. out over a centurx ago. The barn built million five hundred thousand dollars in Joyce, Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, ' in 1700 is and Washington's bonds. The largest is for $50,000. :. NEWTOWN STATION. ; The FALL standing Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New Styles Next we were shown the finishing of H. New Pres- .. state coach is still there. Washington's Milford;E. Beardsley, AT the and process, the bills Park Lunch Room A old and new tombs are well money press ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau. Washing- , guarded. run these with being through presses ton Depot ; Harry Brown, Southbury ; C.E. CRANE, Prop., Cattle For Sale. Corbett's Shoe Store, After the remains were removed to the four bills on a sheet and 36,000 sheets, . ' C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins For Ladies and Gentlemen. ' ' Fresh Cows a :. 1831 locked which has to do to Specialty. 'v. ' SANDY HOOB 0T. new tomb in the door was every girl complete Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell a work. Each bill is counted 53 of trade any day but Sunday. and the key thown into the Potomac day's Hill ; Druggists. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford times, this operation being the 52d West Main St., Waterbury. Con a Ct. In were Frask Turkiagtoa, East Morris, y Ties for Ladies, Men, Boys and Misses all river. The only souvenirs we count. We were then shown the 53d the latest and lasts. If are Inter- styles you allowed to have were the old ivy leaves and of where A phonograph makes home brighter ested and . last time the count, the call get prices. and will find in at the that fall to the ground The room in bills are cut and trimmed, and you Danbury Lewis store, 265 Main D. G. BEERS & CO., which died contains the sealed ready to be put in the vault Phonograph Washington ' the stock In the state. ' ' ' for keeping until used. Next we were street, largest NEWTOWN, CONN., , used the bed-ste- up- Danbu- C. F. Established in 1855. furniture by him, shown the bad and defaced money Write for a catalog or when in ' Beardsley, see fine can be Manufacturers of on which he died and on the chair where it is looked over and prepared ry call and what music GENERAL as at the moment of his death lies the for the destroying machine. We were had. ;; , ' R. Hatch & Sons, then taken down stairs and shown the open Bible from which his wife was Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, AUCTIONEER, machinejwhich destroys over 55 million Carriage Manufacturers, to him.' Martha Washington's Buggy Tops, Cushions, reading dollars a day, grinding it into pulp, OASTOnXA. NEWTOWN, CONN. New Faiufieijj. Conk. room is in the attic and furnished, with after which it is sold to a Philadel- Bean tht A 11)8 m HaV8 AlwayS : Baoks, Telephone 49-- 5. Our Motto: The Best Material and the Best the same furniture. She chose the room phia concern for the manufacture of And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and Wagons. Send for Catalogue., Workmanship. i after the death of her husband be souvenirs. We next visited the vaults, .1; one being 89 feet long, 51 feet wide cause the dormer window overlooked and 12 feet high, there being 105,000,-00- 0 his grave. The Lafayette room is just silver dollars stored there. The It is very important and in fact it is C. Q. STILES, as it was left. On our way back from money contained in all the vaults is absolutely necessary'to health that we If A Horse Could V From here we visited the in si aasaBss- Land Surveyor, Mt Vernon we' stopped at Alexandria give relief to the stomach promptly at ii sm i mpj I have moved White House, first viewing the china ' SOUTHBURY, CONN. and visited Christ some- Talk to t church, containing ware of the earlier We the first signs of trouble. Take my studio jno. Automatic Tel. Co. 73-- 2 presidents. Waterbury the unaltered of Washing- Fairfield Ave., (over the pews George next visited the dining room, this be- thing once in a while ; especially after ii Standard OfflceJ Will have one of He'd Thank You msj ton and General Robert E. Lee ; we sat with-- meals ; something like Kodol for Dys- the latest Improved Electric lights ing decorated suppose some of For A Good for Photographing Purposes and in both pews. In the vestry room pepsia and Indigestion. It will enable Warm Blanket can vour nhnto or day. the results of President Roosevelt's take night Notice. be seen the first Bible an ndeuendent of the weather. Special may bearing hunting trips, which were heads of your stomachlto do its work properly. A horse may think a whole lot, but he can't Edinburgh imprint 1767. The long Sold give voice to his thoughts. He can sometimes C. A. Blackman, T am'aeent for the American Champion deer and elk ; did not notice any Teddy by Henry Rupf. Newtown, Ct kick: but you don't always know what he is 6i Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn Road Machine, the best make on the market. handled purchases used for the offer- kicking about. Likely as not, it is for a new for on hand big-lo- t Also have all parts repairs always at- blanket. Wehave a of blankets and or can furnish them at short notice, and can ings were like large money bags stable supplies, that we are selling at reduced furnish edges for ail makes of road machines. . H. Crane, tached to long sticks. Among other prices. , Harry A. W. CARTER, Bethel, Ct. things of interest in Alexandria were ,9 Ells- D. A. PARKER K. S. KOLB is Believing." : the Marshal House where Colonel ;,'' "Seeing 463-- ' 12 Years Teacher Violin, Jlandolin, Telephone: worth met his tragic death in tearing Oultar, down a Confederate flag at the out- Parker-Kol- Blue & break of the Civil War, and the old The b Co. The Ribbon Auto Will accept Ilmlte-- class In Newtown. Ref.: I Can Sell Your Farm New city hotel, that historical place from ' ' : Co. H H. Hartmann. England Conservatory No Is Is Carriage of Music. Boston, Eass. Advanced Pupils es- Matter Where It or What It the steps of which Washington gave JEWELERS !"". pecially desired. Advanced course on Man- Worth. command in 1779. The . Bridgeport, Conn. Grades of his last military Silverware and Cut Glass. dolin includes the flighest Duo, lowest cash Diamonds, "Watches, Clocks, of Concert playing. High Send full description, state priee streets are paved with cobble stones Quartette Styles and learn my wonderfully successful plan. Automobile Garage, school club formed, with special terms. Will laid in Washington's time and I do not WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Fairfield Ave. oan free above Instruments to any pupils. own autos in that think many people A Address section. At we No. 9 P.O. Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. STEPHENS. SIKSAY, . Arlington Heights Carriage Factory, went to the National locat- - Cannon Street. 436 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport. 83 Bellley Street, Bridgeport, Conn Cemetery IS96S6S696S69 696S 12 THE toWOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, VM.

A Drive The Newtown Bca Special NVwlown. Friday, January XW. $$$$$$$$ IN Most that if Milford. people know, they have We Wish You Swect-Or- r New Corduroy $3 been tick they need Emut-jfo-n Pants Scoffs OI'ERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS. to bring back health and strength. A New Year. Happy 5& look band" (Union Made) "Oh at the funny rube We deem it not amks to thank our will be the cry of everyone on Mon-du- y, But the strongest point about Scot? patrons J for the liberal to January 13, when the big fun is that don't have to be patronage extended us during Emufjfon you - show "JuHon Joskins" will be teen at the past year. We have given our best endeav- At $2.50. sick to get results from theOpera house on above date, under it ors to conduct a mercantile enterprise worthy the of Good Shepherd lodge, auspices of your commendation and appreciate the sup- No, 65, 1. 0. 0. This funny band S It keeps up the athlete's strength, fat f. puts us. We have some is one of the best" of musiciuns port given realized, for time Men's Furnishings of all group on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy, of lloor in the country and their comical antics our lack space and display room and ex kinds. fv, color to a and on the Btrcct during their concert at brings pale girl's cheeks, pre T)ect to open the sprint? season of 190S in kw. ' noon and in the evening is a source of vents coughs, colds and consumption. - er and butter lighted stow, with a 'larger, finer ' great amusement to all. Don't fuil to jjl and more complete stock of everything man or , At McMahoiVs, see the band and above all don't miss form sick and r tft) ' Food in concentrated for wears; aiso a new show-wit- h ooy lateY). MTCUTT-PLCM- B the big its host of aepartment(,details BlOCK, funny and rich and we ve ' and big clean specialties. well, young old, poor. , we Deiieve estaoiisuea a for Cor. Bank and Railroad Streets, cornelians ' reputation 5V - wa slinll ralnfl' ncivinc- - that ' " v. makav pwmv t tflwu "f r NEW MILFORD. And and alcohol a? vi uiiui ui "THE TOYMAKERS." THIS MUSI- - gi it contains no drugs no maintain. Early in April look for ns in nnr ' CAL TREAT IS COMING. , new location on Main street near Y ALL DRUGGISTS i 60o. AND $1.00. postoflice. "The Jollities" will open at Opera house presenting the popular new mu- sical & comedy "The Toymakers" on HATCH DEWEY, We Cover AH Wednesday, February 12, 1908, for one TWO 2J night only. They are a famous lot THE SHOOTING GALLERY. Milford. STORES, of good singers, dancers and comedians In the S. C. J. L. Burkhardt, South Kent. . Your Needs shooting contest at New Milford, , Great Barrington. and give a clean cut entertainment Lathrop's shooting gallery, Christmas R. F. Greatrix, Buffalo, N. Y. - with no touch of vulgarity. The book- eve, Gus Anderson won the white tur- R. A. Silvernale, Lakeville. was written Charles Felton John M. C. D. In drug store goods of ev- by Pidgin, key with a score of 32, and Heber Belger, Hewitt, New Chief of the Massahusetts Bureau of Haven ' ' ery kind we cover your needs. Marsh the second prize, a turkey with who wrote the well remem- E. S. C. Supplies for home, bath Statistics, the same score. The crowd at the gal- Willett, Tolles, Bridgeport. na- sick-roo- m bered Adams of ' George W. Brown, New York. Fish, nursery and are all "Quincy Sawyer" lery continues to increase, Clams, The New W. found here in tional fame. quaint England K. Bushnell, Cleveland, 0. v Vegetables. great profusion. THE WATER WITCH HOSE ANNU- Deliveries made people and customs so well drawn, took W. H. Stevens, Newtown. The best mar- promptly AL the a i hold the and BALL. F. H. Canaan. and prices are us low s is upon popular fancy Wilcox, Oysters! ket affords. now he has written an old The 45th annual ball of the Water consistent with quality. up English ' town and centers Witch Co., will be held on L. C.DAVIS, New Milford. his unique story Wednesday Each of the five sons of Carl Bader around an old fashioned An 15. or- toyshop. evening, January Whitney's were generously remembred at Christ eccentric inventor brings a beautiful chestra of f seven pieces will furnish W. N. mas by their father with 9, check for Noble, doll to life with the most amusing re- music. Concert from 8 to 9 j the grand Manicure sets. $25. .. Odd sults and novel situations which elicit march to start at 9 p, m, and End DRUGGIST, shouts of from the crowded Miss Amy Nettleton of Newark, N. Engagement rings, laughter THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bank Sew Milford. J., has been enjoying a week's vaca Sale of Street, houses who give "The Toymakers" s silver Rev N. M. CalhourC of New Haven, tion with her parents, Mr and Mrs Hen Rogef ware, M. unstinted praise. Two Boston com Telephone formerly of Winsted, will officiate at ry Nettleton. Rich cut Wall Paper. posers wrote the music of the 26s lyrics glass, the Congregational church, Sunday. Mr and Mr3 George Mason and two " and they are the catchy kind,,too, full Initials In order to clear our Rev Mr Johnson of Swampseott will children of Litchfield," George Hollis-te- r t engraved, of melody and rhythm that Charles D. shelves for the new 1908 Patterns supply the pulpit on January 12. V of Stonington, Sherman Hollister of ake and John X".' Bennelf are noted Tea sets, glod lined, of Wall Paper daily 'arriving, we Cornell University, Wesley' Hollister, are the odds and ; for. . In a word, Mr Pidgin knows his Mr and Mrs James L. McEwan were selling ends, left a student at Storrs college, Mr and Mrs Thimbles, . Deering as well as he does statis- over from our 1907 stock, contain- public dry surprised by a company of their neigh- Edwin Hollister and Hubert Hollister tics ttnd the public know Mr Pidgin as last evening, the occa ing many pretty patterns at cost Corn and Grain bors, Thursday were. all guests, Christmas day, of Mr. the cleverest writer of the al- 20th of prices and less. times, sion being the anniversary theirj and Mrs John Hollister, Watches, over fun and It will pay you to call at once. Harvesters. ways bubbling withjreal marriage, iney were presenieq wrcn humorous situations.' Those who have a China dinner set Mr and Mrs Merrill Fenn were enter- See Me If You not read thebook. published by The'C. tained, Christmas day, by Mrs Orestes Mr and Mrs Hubert Thomas are out Hatpins, handbags, M."ciark Publishing Co. should.tryto Hickox. ' John Hannon, Want to Buy. after being housed up with the grip. do so before seeing the opera. A delightful family gathering was Inkstands, Miss Ida Rabinovitz of New York Nicholas Square, held, Christmas day, at the hospitable All Kinds of Farmingx was a guest, last week, at A. Gold-en'- s. "THE CONVICT'S DAUGHTER " home Mr and Mrs Samuel Hollister. Lockets, Tools. V ; of New Milford, Ct.v The greatest of all this season's rriel- - Their guests included: Mrs Arthur Golden has been .in New York Locket, chains.; odramaic successes is undoubtedly that Joseph Hollister, Mrs Robert Hollister and Paints, Glass, etc. and N. this week, E. B. BUCKINGHAM, of "The Convict's The Poughkeepsie, Y., Mr and Mrs Franklin Hol- Daughter." daughter, New Milford. . Linonine for colds, 25c and 50c bot Mrs Mr Mrs S. Northville, Conn. theatres are crowded nightly and the lister, Bolan, and J. See first letter of each line. at Charles I. Leach's. ' ' box office receipts prove the wonder ties, Nettleton, Miss Celia Nettleton and A. H. Telephone 154-- 2. - McMahon, ful drawing powers of this great dra- Talcott's sure rheumatic cure, 50c a Miss Mary Hollister, the latter from ' Agent for the . matic play. There is something so bottle at Charles I. Leach'. ; the business college in New Haven. A , fine dinner was served and Groceries. sensational and yet realisic about the Have you tried the Lawson Pink , the after- Fancy GUINEY one is held from noon in social chat. play that Spellbound canned passed . Steam and brand of goods? , Strawberries, Roquefort and Philadelphia Hot Water Heaters. the rise until the fall of the curtain. It Guaran Miss Sarah Miss Newport raspberries, peas, peaches. Hoadley, Gladys Cheese. Plumbing In all its Branches. pleases both sexes and all classes of teed to please. At Starr & Dean's. Hoyt, Mistf Margaret Hull of New Ha Estimates free. Call before you buy, for it is an American ' Coffee. people play, by Aunt Maria's pancake flour. At ven and Miss Mildred and Albert Hon The West Slinm n.nrl lnnH rui;mnn a no . an American and written for puff They are the best. , : author, Starr & Dean's. eywell of Hartford have been guests None Better. 'A trial the melodramatic lfving public. Peace- at Elnathan Mitchell's. George E. Dean visited F. E. Starr & -- of one will con- ful and scenes follow each oth- Starr Dean, Albert H. . N package stirring Mr Mrs Fenn McMahon, in New Haven, and Wilbur entertained Block,' New vince er in rapid succession. The first scene Tuesday night. Postofpioe Milford you. a pleasant company, Christmas day, in- Bridge Street, New Milford. in Act One is Indeed an Frederick and Miss Maude Stearns charming cluding Mrs Lora Hollister, Town Su- ideal Southern home where sunshine of Webatuck called on friends in town, I. pervisor of Schools Burr Hollister, C. LEACH, and dwell hand in hand. Monday. happiness But Daniel Nettleton and Clarence B. H.D.Hine, Church New Miltord it to clouds and de- The son of Mr and Mrs Street, suddenly changes young Perry Nettleton. A fine dinner was 'enjoyed PHOTOGRAPHIC Alcohol 5-- a. spair for the unseen enemy has com- Mallett has been seriously ill. Telephone quite and a most delightful day passed. ARTIST. menced his persecution. It would re- Drs Griswold and Wright were in at- Denatured Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Fenn and Mas quire too much space to tell of all the tendance. . ters Lincoln and Merrill i enn were Taes the place of Grain Alcohol good things in "The Convict's Daugh- Miss Mamie Wildman of Bridgeport The Best Line in the guests, Christmas day, of Mr and Mrs, 200 Styles of Picture Frames. for bathing. ter." The play is in five acts and has is her Mrs E.' H. Marcy. rubbing,,burning,etc.r visiting aunt, E. W..Fenn. Call and ' and other County of a wealth of beautiful scenery, the dia- see, them. any purpose except in- Hon Homer L. and Mrs 1-- Wanzer V ternal use 4 is and com- Philemon Whitehead of Storrs col at cost. logue bright, witty full of s James Giddings were guests, Chrjst-ma- is edy, and every actor has been especi- lege passing the vacation at home. Driving day, of Mr and Mrs Wallace Os- STUDIO: Fancy ally engaged for his or her respective ' A lady friend from Springfield, borne. , C. A. WAY w a Mn Office CO., riiLr part.; It will be given a perfect pro- Mass., is staying at Edwin White Post Block, New Milford Mr and Mrs Andrew M. Booth and Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, duction in New Milford at the Opera head's a part of her vacation. Shades, Screens.etc, Noble Booth were guests, Christmas New Milford, Ct. Work Harnesses. House, January 7. 1908. Miss Mabel Whitehead is a guest at 143-- ' day, of Miss Ruth T. Booth. Telephone . , , Alfred Schauffler's"in New York during7 Come and See me and Save Money. C. D. CHUNN. - N ' ' ,REV the holidays. , Rev C. D. Chunn of Roxbury was Peabody, the scientific optician, will Look Contractor and Bulldr. heard au- Washington. with great pleasure by large be M, W. store,-Ne- w Frank Evitts, at Hill's jewelry Over our large stock Men's and diences at the Congregational church, 13 to 19. Boys' Felts and Rubber Beets. Arctics and Milford,. Conn., January also & In ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE. Enbbers; Gloves and Mittens. Prices Taylor Railroad Street, New Milford Sunday. the morning his theme low. Give us a call before purchasing else- Buckingham, where. . was "Man in the of God." He Louis Klein, Miss A. G. Davies, H , Coitraeton aid BuilaUrt,' Image DeWitt's Little Early Risers are .the "H. J. Flaxfeed," the new feed for cows. , Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. was entertained at the Waysida Inn L. Robbins Boston, Mass. , best pills known. Sold by Henry Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Cotton Seed Meal, Rupf, Gluten, etc. Also coarse Salt Estimates Dan-bur- y. lor packing furatahedon while in town. C. E. F. H. : cheerfully large or Taylor. Barnes, Newtown, Conn. 'rs pork at low prices. small contracts. . MILLER'S ' First Class Meat Market. We butcher only DEATH OF PERRY WALKER. i Native Steers. Dry Goods Store H. J. Whitney, Hartford. Select line of groceries. ' Perry Walker of Park Lane died, S. R. Wheeler, Mt New Farm Land and Upton. Gilford & Fowler & Toquet, I the place where you get your money's Sunday, aged 77 Two Har- C. New Ackley, Hatch Marsh, In years. sons, T. F. Youngs. N. L. Clauser, Lots for forth everything you want for the winter, Building Sale, Railroad and wne special values In Children's Dresses, la-a- mon and Charles Walker, survive him. Bridge Streets, Civil and Children's Coats-an- d Skirts and Located on East side of Aspetuck Avenue and New Milford. Hydraulic Engineers, Suits and llrt Walstsi Boys' Overcoats, Mr and Mrs M.' W. McOmber and on East and West side of Park Lane road, just allts and Blankets and a full line of general North of the Center Cemetery. Farm land Surveyors. nr Goods. , family were the guests of friends in LINONINE about 75 acres. Good tobacco barn on farm land. of ater. Brook Brown & Knapp Building. New Plenty running Goods Store, Haven, Christmas day. through farm land. Fine piece of woods. AT LAST! BANK ST., NEW MILFORD OT. lillers Dry Prices reasonable. Twenty-fiv- e cent Mr and Mrs per .(25) Telephone 114. lurch Street, Opposite Town Hall, Walter H. Fenn visited cash, balance can remain on mortgage. For further of C. H. I friends in Danbury over Sunday. particulars inquire Noble of Something New Under the Sun New Milford. New Milford, Ct., or J.P.Treadwell.Norwalk, uonn. Steam Phone 5. "The Convict's Daughter," the at and I have a large variety of Watches, Clocks traction will DOES Silver Hot W.ter that appear at the Opera and Jewelry; Novelties, Mflitary IIP Brushes.etc, etc. Gold and filled House, 7, 1908, will be I gold chains, Heater, January given OH, YES lockets, brooches, etc, All fresh new goods Uniq this year with an entirely new scenic at very low prices. Don't forget my Repair Manufactured bt Cure Colds. and Optical departments. equipment, new costumes, etc., and a Hats Cheap Now At J. A. perfumes stronger cast than ever. The play still NORTHROP, Prop., Even stubborn bronchial . retains grip or R. W. L. Wendt, Nsw Milford, Con that strength and intensity ' are subdued this SPAT CHER'S Jeweler and Optician, and Soaps: that has in the past won its way into coughs by great - to one and will & Main New - , medicine. the DO- I have have go there. Cor. Bank Sts., Milford. bger & Gallets, Hudnut's, Palmers. the hearts of the public. ? Linonine is of New Milford. Edward P. rhese articles make always an acceptable Mr and Mrs F. A. Mullins of Bridge- ING kind. Does good to every one United Bank Bld&, Martin were Christmas of Mr and who has been Puritan and B. M. Best Patent Colbert port guests gives it a trial. It PLUMBING and Evitts, Druggist, Mrs James E Mullins. cleaiKd- Flour. , demonstrated thousands of times - Tune. . HEATING . NEW MILFOKD. ODfiAM lephone33, John Addis, a student at the Yale J , Repaired. t that a cold cannot develop into tVin.nJ All Kinds of Tin and Shee Iron Work law school, is passing the holidays with concluded to follow old New Milford when Linonine is tak- Have my occupa- Grocery Co., 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD his Mrs pneumonia tion once more. Organs should be cleaned ' CT parents, Judge and J. F. Ad Baiiboad Tel No 107-- unless the has been and overhauled every two years to prevent St, EiwHilfokd. dis. . - en, system pre- ie Half ... the moths from eating the felts. Will do the weakened "dope" cough work at your house and save you the trouble te Olive Oil George W. Warner is on the sick viously by of shipping the organ away. My prices are rem- reasonable, so anyone can afford to have the list .. cures. Beware of morphine E. WJ1B 19 wr work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. N. - OU1U ill uui w Eestaurant! BURWELL, Mr and Mrs James W. Orton have edies, they undermine the vitality. Pool Room. ' 11 . rwvi ffl1ai Trip ohfl Temperance alnt. Fenn Montana, Painting and Paper Hanging. olive oil perfect In flaror, pat up in been visiting friends at Dover Plains, Linonine is and entirely free v Pint Olaaa Work and v- A pure .Reasonable Prlcfi. " 4Wim Ttmlv m tn N. Y. MjgattBlt, Railroad St,, New Milford, of all But A. W. WlLMVILLI AVI NlW MlLfOBD. habitforming drugs. Dayton, - MeaU aerred AU Honrs. . B. SCHIAPPACASSE, - at with" Former Selectman D. C.- Glrrison of DOES to colds. Opp. Jfew England House, New. Milford , Slv Me A OalL Oiden may be left O. A. Waj Oo. New JUUDrfl. it things P. O. Address, Lock Box 115. , Roxbury was'in town, Tuesday. THE NEWTOWN BEE, .FRIDAY, JANUARY 3 1908. 18 The Newtown Bee. Newtown, Friday, Jwunrr 3. LIBRARY NEW. COD AT CORNER. HAVEN HAVEN HOME NEWS. LIVER

. New HavenV Greatest OBITUARY. OIL A Good Overcoat ' Wi FUNERAL OF JEREMIAH KEANE. ! its Mid-Wint- er with Is A Sale of The funeral of Jeremiah Keane was Good Thing. he! J from St Rose's church, Friday A Good Overcoat at These Prices Is A morning, Rov Tatrlek Fox officiating. Repulsive Bargain. Muslin Underclothes Among: the floral tributes were a largo A deep cut in Overcoat prices now in progress saves money, anchor from the employees at the Haw-leyvil- le Qualities for you now. station, a pillow with inscrip- It docs not restrict your choice, though, and it does not limit tion "0. R. T. Div. 29," from the telo-gra- Eliminated you in your desire to secure right style and perfect lit. operators of the Ntw York. These are genuine bargains our entire winter stock of fine Now The taste and odor of cod ' Haven and Hartford Railroad, repulsive overcoats is offered and the prices you pay will save enough to pillow from P. Brennan and family, liver oil and its tendency to derange make a visit to the store worth while. wreath from the nephews and pillow digestion and upset the stomach have from the Misses Egan and Basiett. heretofore seriously handicapped this Three Special Bargains For Prompt Buyers. The most valuable remedial whose pall bearers were D. S. Brennan, agent At $14.00 A very handsome line of overcoats that has been cannot be taken J. D. Brennan, D. J. Brennan, Thom place by anything selling all tlto season for $18.50, including th3 best styles per as Brew, Michael else In treating Pulmonary Complaints, Two tales Brew, George Brew, fsctly tailored and representing the greatest overcoat value for all nephews of the deceased. The La Grippe, Consumption and Weak rolled the price. Browns, Oxfords Blacks, Mixtures, etc. into flower as well as Blood bearers were Thomas Brew and Lungs, Malnutrition, At $12.50 A line of exceptionally stylish overcoats that ont, thli. General Nervous M. H. Brennan. The burial was in Poverty, Debility, have been reduced from $15, including all the styles which you An over Loss St Rose's cemetery. Weakness, Wasting Diseases, of This is. lot of the cel- will immediately recognize as being right. an unusually Weight and other "Run Down" Con ebrated Chic attractive offering. , SANDY HOOK LIBRARY. ditions. These objectional features of A line Mtulin Un- At $9.98 popular of high grade overcoats, perfect the plain cod liver oil have been entire- made derwear be-- fitting and for service , Overcoats like these at the price Edmond T. HGibson of New York ly eliminated from the preparation of aides the Sale are scarce indeed. regular recently presented a fine set of Dick- cod liver oil in dry tablet form we are Underwear that wt offer ens' Works, 15 vols., bound in half offering you. under the name of annually, Russia, and Mrs Franklin Fairman of the two Together pur Chicago gave a copy of The Women ehaiei make D. about the of America, by Miss Elizabeth C. O. itroneest Underwear . The board of directors voted we've knowa herea- TABLETS gregatfoa to raise money for more books by sub- MAIN 8 JOHN 5T JpRID0EfWL CONN, We' ve never before easily-swallow- bouts. beea scriptions and a paper will be, circulat- In these little tab- o ipleididly justified in our ed soon. lets are contained all the essential ele- is New stand that ours Haven't .. ments of the finest Norwegian Cod Greatest Muslia Underwear Sale. ', At the Christmas service of the Con- Liver-Oi- l imported. To these vital gregational Sunday school, last Thurs- - principles of the best cod liver oil are CORSET COVERS--at from 29cti to $3.98 uay evening, Kev x. J. Lee was pre added the Hypophosphifes of Lime arid sented with a cash gift by the Sunday Soda and a small of Licorice. PETTICOATS --at from 59cts to $12.98 quantity school, and the superintendent, A. P. The Hypophosphites are splendid for SHORT SKIRTS at from 25cts to $4.98 Smith, was ivqn a handsome silk um- - strengthening and restoring tone to the Toys.

Drena. , . entire nervous systems and banishing DRAWERS- -at from 59cti to $5.00 ,' 4 . nervousness. Licorice is the gentlest CHEMISE The next at from 39cts to $5.98 meeting of Pootatuck known and in- Dolls;; and laxative its presence Grange occurs on 7. NIGHT GOWNS- -at from 59cts to $9.50 January sures that any 'excess oil which the system cannot assimilate will be A son of Constable Frank Conger has promptly carried off and not remain to Games. been quite ill. Dr Wright of Bridge- irritate the stomach, as often happens port was called in consultation- - with when the plain oil is taken. Dr Wales, the.attending physician. Take C. 0. D. TABLETS and ex- Santa Claus has made his William who is perience the vast benefit to your health , truly headquarters with us this 'year and Schnabel, employed will find has blood-makin- you that he the most complete assortment of dolls and as chauffeur the Eastern which will follow the g, toys, by Auto Ser games to be found in the city, at our store. We have many new articles strength-restorin- g, The Rochester. R&dtaotor vice Co., of New York City, and has this year, Our line of mechanical, iron and stuffed toys is complete in tissue-rebuildin- been ?eriously ill at the home of his g and system-nourishin- g every detail; also our line of Dolls, Doll Carriages, Go-car- ts and English 1-- results of this of coaches, Sleds, Automobiles, Rocking horses, Games, Shoo-fi- y, etc. Salves 2 the Fuel yai cuia m win soon re .uuugingiown, Don't fail to see ou. line. We also have a complete line of Victor Talk- turn to the again. all cod liver oil preparations. Sold in if on second floor will do as much as an stove city ing machines and Edison Phonographs, and Records. and placed heating ordinary 50c and $1.00 botties. If your drug- without one cent exfVa cost for fuel we have thein. . was SICK does not handle DO We also have some bargains in the line of second-han- d stoves and vayu vuaiey iouna in gist them, NOT, his ranges bought from the city people when they left us Sept. 1st. house, where he lives alone, by W. ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE' but : " C. Johnson," 962 Main ; Tuesday. He notified Se send your money to us and by, return Street, We carry in stock"' ' ' E. lectman Peck, who looked after .the mail we will supply you with C.O. D. F. BEACH, BRIDGEPORT, CT. Round Oak Steel Ranges, Coal and Wood Heaters, old man, and sent a doctor to his aid. TABLETS postage prepaid. Wood DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, V Stamford Ranges, Oaks and Heaters, Miss Lucy Wright is convalescing 126 East New. York from 29th St., City Andes Ranges, Oaks . and Wood Cook Stoves, an attack of grip. When buying like to KNOW that they are netting the rea and Coal Heaters. thing; that the quality IS exactly as to JjlenWood Ranges Most and to feel represented them, Mrs W. W. Peck is ill with pneu- - People that the Drices naid am lust Thar. cv,mi- - I""""--- - Air to will radiate monia. " J""1" i" iuture, simply Special Wood Tights price $2.00 $?, FAIRFIELD COUNTY. when looking for things in gold or silver '""T,of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera heat by lighting a newspaper in them. and field glasses, pocketbooks, billbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whitinir's box papers Miss Grace E. Johnson of Astoria L. Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Byes examined day or night. Properly' made and Go to . - West Redding. . fltted glasses guaranteed. We also have a full line of Tirtf Copper,- Granite and I., is spending a few days of. her holi- & day vacation visiting among her friends TAYLOR . GREGORY, Blue and White ware. ' A LOCAL EVENT. ; in town. - Orwkul Jeweleri, ESlMbnth St., Derby, Com. On Thursday night, December 26, and Mrs Meeker Jones E. J. Mrs P. H. McCarthy and son are very pleasingl HALL, entertained a number of their 'pO Shop at Haw-- f- passing the week at Mass. young at her home, last Friday. ville Conn. Holyoke occupied by Capt. William Baldwin Sandy Hook, friends. They were ably assisted by for more than 35 years. A good stand for a John Bailey has the new building good man. Enquire of Robert A. Clark.Haw- - John F. Mr and Mrs Kilbourne of New York, nn U tk Keating passed Monday in over his sawmill nearly completed. VlliO, WUIIli. the Park the parents of Mrs Jones. The rooms' City.- The Farmers' Supply Co. of Bridgeport FOE SALE My farm of about 300 acres, with were very prettily decorated with and tools ; said farm is one of the had the contract for on the best farms in 21 and mistletoe. putting Washington there is cows, 3 Selectman S. A. Blackman was Christmas bells Dancing horses, one yoke of oxen, with tools to run the in roof. K I and refreshments , thtiva It: Vioflno Oml New York City, Monday, 1 was heartily enjoyed of wood Mrs James McGuire and children of ty and never failing water for hous3 were served. Guests were present from aim ouvuii. iu uia wiues: saia iarm will oesolu as I am too Bethel.' Long Hill, William Kelley and family, cheap old to run it. Is is situated J. Botsford Fairchild passed Mon- - New York, Norwalk and Mrs. 1 mile from Depot. Good no snow and Charles road, banks in makes hostess. William, Frank Hendigan, in winter. J. M. Black, Washineton Depot. day Danbury. Jones a charming Conn. all of Bridgeport, were guests, Christ- A little baby boy was welcomed, last mas day, of Mr and Mrs P. Hendigan There is a great reduction in all lirrfs the best Silver Polish. Try it. Reid & Friday, night at Mr Steizel's home. at their home here. . rodd, I0o4 Main street, of fur coats at J. Howard Burr & Co.; Bridgeport. Miss Gertrude Von Gal of Norwalk has a 199 Main street, and the one S. J. Parks, the merchant, WANTED Fresh Eggs. Best Cash Price Danbury, nn.11 ftnrl atrri 1 has been visiting Mrs Blackman. stock of felt and rubber boots, " that comes first will get the bargains. large auuress jjOa aa, stepney JJepot, Conn, Sun- and rubbers in sizes to fit all. This firm has a record for fair dealing Miss Minnie Lou Carson spent arctics Weeks of His are the best the market General Repairins:. and when they say that there is going day with Miss Marion Hart goods to be a great reduction in fur coats Norwalk. . affords and he can save you money by Cash. these at his store. Mr you may depend upon it. Matt Joseph Meeker entertained buying goods JOHN W. BOOTH, jr Parks also has a good stock of shoes Box 564, New Milford, Conn. Are you in want of a Gasoline Engine; if so write for prices or a number of his friends, last Friday call and see The Blue Ribbon Auto & for ladies, gentlemen and children and my Carriage evening. FRED KLEIN, conn Co. are exhibiting some attractive de- can fit you ih the right kind of goods at bethel, Miss Mary Ryder has been on the At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot, Air-Cool- signs in station and less than you can buy them in ed wagons, carriages sick list. HorseShoeing, Famous business Engines wagons of every style at their Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds Mrs John Todd, Jr., has been spend- and General Which are ahead of else on the market. No water to freeze up or Cannon street repository. The com- Blacksmithing. Horse clipping anything ing a few days out of town. done every week day at my shop. carry around for portable work. - pany also carry a complete stock of Write for list of second-han- d both Water and d. The exericses of the Long t,. engines harness and horse goods, which they Christmas Fairbanks CanfieldJ& Davis, are at- Ridge Methodist church were held, selling at prices that should Newtown, Conn. ; Telephone 33-- 3. f S. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. last tract buyers, even though they are not Monday night. Gasoline Painters and Paper Hangers. Boston Store: 66, Street. - at in need of the High present goods. Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples Owing to ray extensive engine business I have a number of second hand engines that I Trumbull. in town. took'in in trade when placing larger ones. These engines were taken at low prices, there- fore,! can sell them at great bargains from $25 up. Write or call and see them. Miss Edna Lovell visited her grand- Engines in last week. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. parents Sharon, For All Purposes. ! Mr and Mrs P. Hendigan of Bridge FOR SALE Bridg'ewater Full stock of Men's Felt Boots, Arctics and f.Miss MaryMayof wa3 port are spending a few weeks at their Rubber Boots and Shoes: also Ladies' Felt Also Wood Outfits, Shoes. for winter the guest,' last week, ofMrs J. W. Gor-do- n. Sawing Everything use. Call and place here. v look them over. " ';. Power and Hand Fodder Cutters WATCHES! Samuel Ward is driving a new horse. of all sizes. ; ' B. Hawley & Co., Stepney. a of MrsGeorge Sherwood, who has been Call, or write for partic Solid Gold, $15 up. Solid Silver, $5.50 up. Gold Filled, $7.50 up, Quite party young people from 'phone Newtown drove to South seriously ill, underwent an operation ulars. Nickel Watches, $1 up. Britain, last where PETER H. LYNCH, Every Watch has our personal guarantee and back of ours is the maker's. You are week, they attended the dance f. E. PLATT & SON; .' , of obtaining a reliable watch If you come tous. v given for the benefit of the South Long Hill, Conn.' " Britain library in the Hawkins Manu- Conn, Practical Horse Shoer. Newtown, Also all kinds of Carriage and Waeon Kn- - facturing Co.'s new factory. They re LINONINE pairing done and general blacksmithing. 53-- 4 : VeidmoTodd Telephone ,f satistaction in an worn guaranteed. port a very enjoyable time. , ; Cures others and it Establishment For Kodol is the best remedy known to- C. F. CONGER, for JE.WE1.RY. day dyspepsia, indigestion and all WILL CURE YOU A New Botsford, Conn. t-- troubles from a disordered 4034Aain Bridgeport, Conn. arising Happy Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Repair- stomach. It is and ing of all kinds and General Blacksmith. We pleasant, prompt aim to please our customers. thorough. Sold by Henry Rupf, New- of coughs and colds, and All! Shop closed every Saturday at noon until Year to until October 1, 1907. '' town, Conn. 23-- 5. The Reid Store. Established 1883. especially of coughs and Telephone Call Original for Kibbe's Fine run-dow- n conditions Headquarters An Exquisite Line of Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup follow Choice Confections.' D1UC acts upon the bowels and thereby that the grip. It blend of Coffee on BROOCHES, Coffee the market to-d- yt " drives the cold out of the system. It is a great vitality re- Brand In Gold and Gold Filled Materials. Prices $2 to $20. We want of contains no it is to ar- pound. every oe our Coffee cus- ' opiates pleasant storer, as it fills the tomers to give this famous blend a trial; ther HENRY C.. REID,, Jeweler, take'and is highly recommended for teries with new and rich FRANK V. ZAHN, won't regret It. Conn. children. Sold by Henry Rupf, New- 932 Main Street, Bridgeport, blood. j Kent, Conn. STEPHEN FRENCH, town, Conn. . STEPNEY. . COWW. l . H THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JANUARY 0V.1908.

Cash Sale The "Champion" Unequalled Suit for Boys, $5' OF Is made to give 'CORN SYRUP or Vread y extra long service 100 500 and under the hardest 50 Parlor suits, couches, Brass More! More! More! comes thee usage to wear Varn ("Mill, Iron liwa 9ml thrive UD and save. money Iron Beds 1 everybody deliehts in its wholesome and mending.' ness. Nothing half so good for all sorts of Only the tough- est fabrics re us- At 1379 Main St., Bridgeport. sweetening, from griddle cakes to canay. 141 MH ed; all seams, are A air-tig- ht I and in tins. n Between Arch ane High Streets, near new Lyric Theatre. I 10c, 2$e 50c double-sew- with CCRH PRODUCTS linen thread and' December 11th to 14th Inclusive. taped; stout linen stays resist strains; All goods marked in plain, figures and Satisfaction Guaranteed or Mon- panis nave uuuoic ey Returned. scat and knees. Handsome THE LEE FURNITURE COMPANY. suits BROS. in medium and dart mixtures, sizes 7 to 16. $5. 1. Let boy test your Ma. ; ; a unampion mm. The Newtown Bee. Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- able to be out again: Nichols for of all 1SEHHEESE H BBSS Newtown, Friday. January 3, 1908. nishings boys ages. - Mr and Mrs F. S. Curtis spent Christ- mas in Bridgeport with friends. will be ' If it comes from Mullings' it right. E The Lenox Shear Co. closed their LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. E shop, last week Wednesday, Christmas Capt F. H. Ward of Brooklyn spent - E day. ; . , Sunday here the guest of Mr and Mrs E Easton. John Middleton of New Haven is en- C. M. Miller. Outfitters to Men, Women and Children a three weeks' here, the ftorthwest Corner . V E joying stay Mrs Horace Lyons is critically ill at and guest of Mr and Mrs James Bateman. Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, Trunks her home. A trained nurse is caring E 1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Ada' Cotton and Miss-Em- ma ' Bridgeport, Conn. Miss for her. . E NOTES. Scofield spent Christmas in Bridgeport Last week the seating on John E ' good The annual of the with friends. - meeting Congrega B. Nichols' pond was taken advantage L E church and was Bags. tional society held, Sat John Salewski spent Christm as at of the of the village, by young people E urday, December 28, at Academy hall, West Cornwall with friends. " The popular firm of S. E. Fairchild This is m the rear halt of our South About 35 enjoyed the bountiful dinner department E Samuel R- - Tabor has accepted a po- & Son are their customers and the social hour. presenting C Main street store and it always contains the trunk or E sition in the First National Bank in with a handsome calendar for 1908 and The following" are the officers for ' ' bag that you are in need of, whether it is a plain trunk E Danbury. ; : a very handy match safe with the firm next year: '' ' not in need or E. Montrose lost a last name on it. to pack away clothing that you are of, E 'J. Arthur good.horse, Committee, Sherwood, ' .' stand in week. ' ; I 11 A. M. Burt and family spent Christ- an elaborate wardrobe trunk that will your E Fred Silliman, Charles Nichols. Trusses Gil-le- Miss Susie Beers was the sick mas in Monroe with friends. in the most man- and E. D. tt. among room and hold clothes compact E Secretary Treasurer, '" your week. ner when are at home and all have to do ones, last '; , The tree and exercises for the Sun- you you E school Solicitors, Miss T. M. Porter, .Miss Mr and Mrs H. S. Lobdell . enjoyed day of the Trinity church was is to lock it and are to . when you travel up you ready E in last at the at Alice Nichols, Mrs Ira Andrews, Miss their Christmas Danbury, the guests held, Friday afternoon, start. two-in-on- e trunk is a convenient Our very E Esther Gustafson. of Mr and Mrs James Fijby. home of Mr and Mrs John Mills and and steamer trunk combined. waa much and the novelty; dress trunk E Church Clerk, S. B. Turney. C. M. Pinckney, who has been laid up enjoyed by all i scholars were remembered with Trunks from $hS0 to 542. The Ladies' Aid society chose the fol for two weeks, has so far recovered as pres- Low E ents lowing officers : f to be able to be at his shop again. from the tree. E ' Miss Theresa Porter. . . President, Mrs B. Griffin has spent a few days Mrs Clifford Curtis, Misses Edith E Vice Mrs F. E. Silliman. Plumb last President, the past week in Bridgeport with and Julia spent a few days, Prices. E and Treasurer, Mrs J. Z. ' in N. with friends. J. B. MULLINGS & SON, Secretary friends. week, Orange, J., E Mellen. , , ... Mrs Curtis will visit friends in other Mrs John Sagendorf, who has been Sun- for a weeks before return- Conn. The Christmas concert and tree, Ca- places few Waterbury, E spending several weeks at New ' "We Can Fit home. . day evening, was well attended and ing , E naan, has returned to her home here. : much enjoyed by all. There were rec- At the Christmas entertainment and Anyone." BBBEt William Lee and family of Long 1EEEBBBBEEEEBBEEEEBE itations by Dorothy Bailey, Mary Silli tree, last Wednesday evening, at the Meadow Hill spent Christmas in Dan- man, Ethel and Ruth McCollam, Regina Methodist church. Rev and Mrs W, R. Waterpad Elastic, !&Hard bury, the guests of Mr and Mrs John Steucek and Mary Gillette and solos by McDermott were remembered by the Covered. H. Lee. Rubber, Leather o Miss F. E. Silliman and Mrs J. B. Hill. parishioners with a handsome Morris o The stereopticons were very fine ,and chair and table lamp. The superintend- 0 the laden tree Was greatly enjoyed by Sherman. ent, Nathan B. Curtis, was remem-ere- d E ' ' " the Sunday school. with a very nice Bible. The

1 5, sacra- - Next Sunday, January the REV J.- H. DAVIS CLOSES HIS Mrs Howard Bull, Mrs William Bull Hindle Howard Burr & Co,, P ment of the Lord's Supper will be oh WORK HERE. and Mrs Charles Poland of Bridgeport Pharmacy, E served and the monthly consecration were one day last week, i of Rev J. H. Davis preached his last guests, 987 Main Street, Endeavor will meeting of the society tak- Miss May Burt. sermon as pastor, last Sunday, ' ! beheld, Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, Conh. CLOTHIERS. E ing for his text, "Except a man be A. M. Burt and family have moved Bridgeport, into E GRANGE NOTES. born again, he cannot see the Kingdom from Sylvan Brooks farm the house. of John 3: 3. north part of George Abel's , E At the annual election of officers held Heaven," L 1 D. J. Walters is ill at his Tuesday evening, December 24, at the critically E A son of HirarJ Barnes, from the homeX the following were chosen for . Grange his uncle, G. A. E west, accompanied ' week in the coming year : ' Mrs P. Owen spent last Barnes, to church, last Sunday ; also Great Reduction E W. S. Gillette. Bridgeport with her daughter, Mrs Master, Mr Walsh, a teacher, in New York, E Mrs G. B. Been. Rose Ellsworth. ' The Overseer, who with his wife and child, are E Lecturer, Mrs Clarence Jennings. Murr and Miss Amelia Murr spending their vacation on Brigg'shill, August Gift in Leroy Wheeler, i for a few at :E Steward, assisted Mrs Susan Washburn in get- left, Monday, weeks', stay Giving Assistant Steward, Clarence An Fla. E ting out to cnurch. Paxville, H drews. ' Season , Miss Ruth is in New York. Albert Burt, Jr., is in Mahoca'. Fla., IN FUR COATS! E A. Sherwood. Rogers Secretary, J. where he fs spending the winter with Is not the only time when this shop The Dorcas society has an all day is and well to serve with E Treasurer, Clarence Jennings. David and prepared too, large "accustomed Armstrong family. .,, assortment of exclusive eroods. At all seasons J. H. Candee. sewing gathering at the stocks are induce Chaplain, G. W. our complete and price Men's Fur Lined Coats from $25 to $90 ' Hitt. the village blacksmith, ments one Gate Keeper, Albert Hawkins. place, with Miss Lucretia Hungerford, iraake worthy oi your patronage. E has all sizes of Never-sli- p horse shoes Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, bilverware Lined Coats from to $85 5 Lady Assistant, Elsie Bibbins. who has been quite poorly, but is much and kindred lines sold direct without middle- $22 hor- . Ladies' Fur on hand and is prepared to shoe men's profits. Ceres, Mary Lewis. better now. The Lowest house in New for ses at short notice. He also has the price England ladies' Fur Coats from $25 to $150- E Pomona, Mattie Andrews. Egbert Stuart is visiting at his par high Quality goods. extra calks for sale at his shop if you oj E Rockwell. Mr and Mrs James Stuart. Flora, Lucy ents', want them. Don't Wait until the assortment is but come E Pianist, Mrs H. W. Osborne. J. E. Bidstrup and two daughters G. W. & gone Mrs G. W. Hitt and children are Fairchild Sons, E E Executive Committee, S. B. Turney, were at their summer home over last early. Winter has only just commenced. ' spending two weeks in New York City Sunday. , Jewelers, E Mr and Mrs Ira Andrews spent with Mrs Hitt's parents.- - Mr Hitt on a of $1 or over. - Miss Rosa' who has Retailers j Fare paid purchase E Christmas in Weston. Byers, employ- spent Christmas with his family there. Opticians, Importers, in- ' ment Kent, has been home recently, E Mr and Mrs John Z. Mellen were William A. Clark was laid up a few 997 Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, Miss Marion could not remain Christmas guests at J. H. Summers' in Briggs days, last week, with the grip. E E , , BRIDGEPORT, CT. Hattertown. at home long enough to see the old t. John B. Nichols is having a fine new 1865 year out and the new year in, but had Established Albert Johnson was home for the stone wall laid in front of his land on E to return to her work as typewriter in holidays. , L. Sher- Howard Burr & Co,, E New York soon after Christmas. the Trumbull road. George Mrs A. E. Turney and Mrs J. P, man is doing the work. ' Mr and Mrs Starr Giddings were It Is Just Like E Fitch spent last Friday at J. Z. Mel-len's- . 5 199 Main Street, Danbury. seen over in Yankee land, last Sunday. 1 x A tickling cough from any cause, is This. , Mr and Mrs W. B. Hungerford spent Dr Cough ' E Miss A. F. Seeley has had a tele quickly stopped by Snoop's Christmas in ' Cure. And it is so thoroughly harm- No Is talked in her house. Danbury. wonder It 9 E phone placed less and safe, that Dr Shoop tells moth- we sell for The society's committee expect to about, it pure that purpose. ED BBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEls ers everywhere to give it without hesi- Incidentally, we also buy a large have the pulpit supplied every Sunday, tation even to very young babes. The stock of It to sell. - Brookfield. so no one need have "no preaching" as wholesome green leaves and tender Have you bought any ? lung-healin- g mountainous an excuse to from church, stems of a Why hesitate? Are you trying to dud stay away furnish the curative ' shrub, properties something better than BRIEFLY NOTED. . A Happy New Year to The Bee and to Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms Mrs Austin Smith entertained her all the readers! the cough, and heals the sore and sen- MASURY'S sitive bronchial membranes. No opium, Miss New - sister. Moher, from Milford, harsh used to in- - Railroad Paint ? " no chloroform, nothing last week. - iureor suppress.- Simply a resinous , Can you Bnd a paint that will cover OASTOniA.You that to heal aching Miss Gertrude Elsenboss of Bridge- yglliB Kind Have Hlways BongH plant extract, helps and Bwitl The call this shrub more surface? , j Trunks Bags of lungs. Spaniards could we would port was a guest, last week, her which the Doctor uses, "The Sacred No, if you keep It. Mr Mrs ' parents, and F. P. Elsenboss, Herb." Demand Dr Shoop's. Take for Travelers. no other. Sold by. al1 dealers. - j $ Lawrence Curtis of Oberlin, O., is Harry J icier; spending the holidays with his parents. Water St.. &i All kinds, all sizes and reasonable prices. Men Brldneport Miss Edith Roswell of Trial Catarrh treatments are mailed i who travel admit that the Kit is a mar-- e Springfield, English Bag Mass., was the guest over Christmas out free, on request, by Dr Shoop, THERE IS NO USE FIGHTING vel oi convenience ana commoaiousness. We nave cr of her parents, Mr and Mrs E. H. Ros Racine, Wis. These tests are proving ; to without a cost 4? these Basra. Quality is always paramount in all our well. - :. the people penny's NATURE s the great value of this scientific pre 4 offerings. Mrs E. II.' Roswell was among the Dr does ' known to Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Thousands of rales II I IM scription druggists every- W If sick ones, last week. III prove of that kind. acts VW.v - ::v- Jr I right methods. No advance Ul where as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. nothing It tenderly Vf fee Charles M. Calkins of Bridgeport I required. Improved listing (j - ' and in sympathy with what Nature is w'Bm blanks mailed on request, lljf Sold by all dealers.- has taken a with the Lenox to Do have j Wooster-Atkinso- n position E. A. Stront trying accomplish. you The Co., Shear Co. Mr Calkins and family are Company trouble with liver New York Philadelphia your digestion, your home Mr Calkins' SSBroWSt. ISO Hasan SL BraaaaChMteatM and ' Conn, making their with OABTOHIA. or kidneysT Does rheumatism pain and Corner Broad John Sts., Bridgeport, Ihi Kind You Haw Always BocgM parents, Mr and Mrs C. F. Calkins. Beuitta rack you? Is your head thick and Bifutua Charles M. who was laid J . Coleman Smith," Manager heavy? It will charm these ail- Calkins, up of away a few days , last week, with illness, is BETHEL, CONN. ' ments ere you are aware. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908. 15

The Newtown Bee. NOTICE. Nowuiwn, Friday, January J, im. Linonine D. M. Read Co. OUR NEIGHBORS. Cures The Diavo opened tho store at the Establhhtd 1837. former stand of S. E. Sanford & Southbury, Bronchitis Co., with a pood stock of CHARLES REYNOLDS. . and bronchial or grip coughs. Charles Reynolds, who had been at And it has the unique di Groceries the for two weeks Staple Waterbury hospital tinction of the Fresh and suffering with typhoid fever, passed being only Sale away at the hospital on Wednesday, preparation on, the market The January December 23, aged 23 years. The body that does cure bronchial af Salt Meats, was to brought Southbury where the IS IN PROGRESS. funeral took place from the Sacred fections. , and solicit a sharo of tho public Heart Catholic church on Friday morn- patronage. Good measure, squaro ing at 10 o'clock, Rev P. Fox of New-tow- n discounts offered in the three of House let-liv- e will be the The very generous departments dealing, prices was In ' rule at this store. Call and see us officiating. The.burial Furnishing Goods draw a great many people. the cemetery near the church. Mr Rey- nolds Is survived by his mother, Mrs brated the Holy Communion on Christ ' . John Reynolds, three sisters, Misses Cent Off on mas day at 9.30 a. m. Twenty per Furniture, Jennie, Kate and Gertrude Reynolds F. P. and F. Farmalee have of Chairs and Office Furniture." addition to ' and four brothers, William, John, Tim Hayes J. With the exceptions Dining In this been moving the of White othy and Hubert Reynolds. He will property liberal offer are lists of specially priced articles, net, at very tempting figures. Henry Rupf, Clover creamery Tup from Waterbury Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., also be missed by a large circle of and it is hoped that they will soon be Main Newtown. friends. St., able to open the creamery for the re Ten Per Cent Off on Carpets, Rugs of cream. APPOINTED POSTMASTER. ception ' Curtains. N. L. Bloss entertained A. C. Lake and C. L. Graef, the merchant, has re and family at Christmas dinner. ceivedthe appointment of postmaster A special feature of the Carpet Sale i3 a large gathering of Remnants of at Southbury in place of Harry Brown, Walter P. Lake is spending a few under which are at low net. in forty yards and extremely prices, who has gone to New Haven. days Bridgeport in the sale are The W. Bennet Other important departments represented L. is away from home for Colored Walter Harrison has been improving a few days. Furs, Silks, Black and Dress Goods, Newtown his house by having new windows put " Wash Goods, Linens, 'and Undermuslins. in. Roxbury, Hosiery, Savings Bank Mrs Elmer Lewis and daughter, Sa The Dinnerware and Kitchen ware are included. have so recovered from the MRS SETH WARNER. (Founded in 1855) die, far ty phoid fever as to return home from the Mrs Seth Warner, who underwent an Waterbury hospital. Masters Arthur operation for the rerpoval of a cancer and Leon Lewis,' who are at the Wa- about two years ago, died on Thursday. terbury hospital with the same disease, She was a most estimable woman ; a The D. M. READ Co. Pays Per cent are gaining nicely. kind neighbor. Her age was 72 years. 4 Mr and Mrs Albert Oleson of New She is survived by her husband and York and Mr and Mrs Charles Oleson one sister, Mrs Bissell of New Haven. ATONE BETTER MADE Than the taroous of Quaker's Farms were guests, last The funeral took place on Sunday aft- International Gasoline hnglne ana tney 1 of Mr and Mrs Ole Oleson. ernoon, Rev Mr Burrows officiating. always irive satisfact ion. Not one complaint To he Farmer. week, in three years. Call or write for particulars. Interest The burial was in the Center cemetery. J. Parks, Tr"muull. uonn. Little Emma Harrison, who has been G. W. acts at th farmer's If Funeral Director Thomas had .the ar- Coggiw.ll agtat. th.y ill with pneumonia, is no v gaining WANTED-- A farm, Fully stocked, good hav any Poultry, Eggs, Appl.i. or any farm product aid On all without dis rangements in charge. U inn.i ,r,mr hniii Vines. Must he bargain to th eaah aad it to deposits nicely and able to be about herhome. 451 ave.. Ct wait gtt hijh.it prica quick r.turas itnd W. Nash. Ilollister Bridgeport, Alio ia Rial Eatata. Dr Leibertof South Britain attend- rat. d.al.r crimination. Bert Hodge and Mrs Emma O'Dell TJOMES- - We will build or buy you a homo ELIZA RFTF) ed her. ": '. G. W. Conn. ySSm attended anvwhere. city or country. You pay for COGGSWELU STKFET Derby, the funeral of Everett Clark sums. Don't pay rent. Deposits of One Dollar to Charles has returned from It in small monthly Dalquist in Milford, last Friday. Own your home. In event of your death a two weeks' stay with friends in New further navment ceases. Guarnnjee. fund One Thousand Dollars receiv' B. G. and of protects you. Agents wanted. Home Secur Davenport family Ct. Haven...... , ' ity Co., Inc., 04 Grand street, Danbury. G. N. Clarke's Bridgeport are guests, this week, of Vegetable pver Pills ed from one in one with SALE-- on Wellsvllle avenue any person Wesley Ray, who haseen "illj Noble - iOR A house Davenport. F Address J.F. Addis, Mew Minora, uonn. Have a wonderful reputation for curing Bilious and Dyspeptic Ailments. As the typhofd"fever,4s now gaining nice 2o a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, year. WANTED Immediately, a woman irom ly. do housework on a farm with 3 of etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale by Drug- urn fIH W1IT. ftT.ttaHV n IK ' 8 The school and Sunday school t.niili'i aw omi gists. Free sample by mail. day Jn would like man and wife, well recommended. united in Christ- I M. uonn. DAVID GlPECK, President Kettletown holding CASTOR A Mack, Washington Depot, G N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. i mas exercises and a tree for the child- For Infants and Children. ARTHUR T. NEmETONJreasurer ren" at" the schoolhouse, last week Notice. 17,"which The Kind You Have Always Bought TuradaTevemngr December a rcioKtutnHh Shnn n.t Warner's Mills NOTICE-Here- af ter the services of my bull Would $1. Terms Cash. F. W. New was enjoyed by all. There were reci- Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. Piatt, Bears the li m to shr old customers at my shop. Terms town, Conn, For Sale. tations and songs by the scholars and T, P. Pnvne. Roxbury Falls, Conn oJ . l?OR SALE-F- ull blood 2 old holstein Signature TelcylionecalllOti-12- year ... Good the young folks were remembered with bull, line stock. John J. Reynolds, Redding Estey Organ, price $20, - with stool. All in order. Hunters, from the tree. Ridge, Conn. good presents A NTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. A Ct. P. 0. Address W. L. CHADEAYNE, The Sunday school in ' Kettletown is G. B. Tucker. Easton, and R. D, 25, Bethel, (Jt. xei. xmugepuri,uiv. Box 238, Derby, Conn. Driving steadily growing in;number land now DROBATE BONDS With individuals forse-- I ENTERPRISE Yards, are unsafe and SALE One 18 can milk tank, two parts Poultry has 25 roll. The curity often frequently ipOR on its superintendent, unsati to heirs. Don't a $20; one 150 bottle tank new, SlOipne Parties factory ask friend to new, NO. 99, RIDGEFIELD, CONN. Skating JohnScofield, is doing good jvork for go on your bond, for he would always rather toe board wagon, S12; one double rarra Har- not. It is our business to act as security on ness, S25; one black mare, would make a good Can find entertainment v..f .'; '; nfrairl nf SiH): one the school. . Probate and all other kinds of bonds. Tele- rnmiiir nothing. light 5berroarj & Tyrrell, during the winter at the '. ', phone for information any evening. U. S. top milk wagon, $20; one rubber tired buggy, H. R. Stone hashadTa newjjMcCasky Fidelity & Guaranty Co., Charles G. Morris, 9J' Black Orpingtons. STEPNEY, CONN. Newtown G. A. Barhite,382 Warren St., Bridgeport. Waramaug Inn, accountregister placed .jn,,. his store Representative. White Leghorns. Painters, Decorators, Paper Mangers, his 7?irVR SATE-P- air also which he finds is a great 'help in Probate Notices. heavy working oxen; Stock very low to reduce to winter quarters First Class Work Guaranteed Prices rea- Lake New Preston, Ct. good business wagon. William II. Lee, capacity. sonable. Estimates gladly given. . Waramaug, business. . Brookfleld. Conn. Mrs L. B. of Stevenson DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Court of Bradley December 21, 1007. spent Christmas.here the guest of her Estate of Emma A. Ashley.latejof Newtown, Notice. It has Special Notice. B."M " in said district, deceased. taken us brother, Tuttle. The Court of Probate for the District of Fall Having opened the Blacksmith custom- Painting twelve Sandy Hook Newtown hath limited and allowed six months Mr Dixon wants to announce to his years in our business to build a reputation Shop at Upper Stepney, am now ready to do Harry Brown of New Haven was from the date hereof, for the creditors of said ers that he Is fitting up his barn for a shop, for first class honest work. We'intend to Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon Repair- and that he will ! guest on Christmas day of hisimother, estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. situated near his residence, maintain it and respectfully ask for a share ing and General Blacksmith. Shop closed Market Those who neglect to present their accounts, beready for business at his new place about of your patronage. We are Agents for the Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs Julia Brown. within said will be Nov. 25 and will be pleased to see his old cus- First Class Work Guaranteed. properly attested, time, stock largest Wail Paper Mills in the country, n debarred a All to and friends. He will have new 1 recovery.. persons indebted tomers you want It right get On and after July my terms will be strjet-l- y Old Stand) H. lUStorie sold a f bloodDevon said estate are to make immediate and tools, Never Slip Shoes of all kinds in (Augur's ullj requested work done cash for all work at my shop. payment to ...... stock and all other kinds and all CRAFT & LYON, Conn. cow and calf to F. D. Bradley of South Austin B. Blakeman, Administrator. at short notice. Mr Dixon is a hrst class me Stepney, STEPNEY. At the Sandy Hook Market will be found A the best the market affords in Fresh and Salt Berlin, last Friday. chanic. P. H. Dixon, jJxooKueiu. Paperhanging Specialty. Henry Pettit, CONN. Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their niSTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate season. Jt will be my aim to conduct a First Charles Betts fof !Southington has V Court. Dec. 28. Wl. . Dlass Market. Estate of William J. of Newtown. SALE Good pair farm horses, weight Kirby. late FOR 2 TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will be at taken a position with H. R. Stone. In said deceased. pounds, good age; also good driving I ask for your district, 20. One I the Brick on June 15, patre. The Court of Probate for the District of horses. One surrey, price Building Saturday, Miss Emma Becker of Waterbury dump cart and one platform truck. O. from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m and each second and Newtown hath limited and allowed six months of each month from Julett Stock Es- B. Weed, Long Hill, Conn. last Saturday thereafter, Farm, Christmas here the of Mrs from date hereof, for the creditors of said to 4 Houlihan. Collector. John H. Blackman. spent guest to claims for m, p.m. JohnF. tate exhibit their settlement. Newtown, Conn.. April 4, 1907. BETHEL, CONN. Walter Hicock. Those who neglect to present their accounts, tiOR SALE CHEAP-Go- od work horse, fair properly attested, within said time, will be de- E driver. Am selling1 as have too many to Grade and Thoroughbred'Jersey Cattle. Mrs Eliza Kilbride and - daughter, barred a recovery. All persons- Indebted to keep for the winter. Mrs L. E. Williams, Pedigreed Berkshire Swine. and Miss E. said Estate are requested to make immediate Huntington, uonn. Piano Prize Winning White Wyandottes. and Miss May Kilbride, Mary payment to Tuning. Wagons W. A man to work on a small Max A. well known Collins of New Haven were guests, Frank Kirby, Administrator. WANTED-- Grass, piano tuner of ! knows how to take care of Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Steinway & Harness last week, of Stephen Collins. niSTRICT OF WASHINGTON ss. Probate horses and cows. A married man preferred. Sons, Mfr. N, Y and successor of late Fred Court, Dec. 28th, A. D.. 1907. Can give employment to his wife, if desired. Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano Conn. ' want a Save money by buying your drugs Estate of Carl A. Andersom late of Wash- Address Lock Box 153. Danbury, Tuning. Orders may be left at Mr Charles S. If you Carriage, in said deceased Newtown. Will be in Newtown I ,' ington, District, Piatt's, every Will If want a Runabout. two-yea- r- you and groceries at the store of H. H The Court of of OR EXCIIANGE- -5 month. address 438 West If want a Business Wagon. Probate for the District pOR SALE Bridgeport avenue. Pay you Courteous Washington hath limited and allowed six old heifers, one giving milk, balance due If you want a Harness, Canfield, North Woodbury. one stick The highest market price for want a months from date hereof, for the creditors of March and April 2; cheap horses; If you Blanket, assur- ad- 20 30 White Live Stock, Cows, Calves. Fat Steers, Chick want a treatment and square treatment said Estate to exhibit their claims to the seat buggy new; bushels oats; TrjANTED Antique mahogany furniture' If you Whip, will cattle for V Will H ens, etc. Will receive Tuesday at Washing- want Kobes of kind, ' ministrator. Those who neglect to present Brahma fowls; exchange pay good price. Charles Martin, ton If you any ed. one-hor- or 101 Depot; Wednesday at Roxbury; Thurs- want of their accounts, properly attested, within said horses; wanted to buy sleigh South street, Stamford, Conn. If you Harness Supplies any kind. debarred W. South Kent, Conn day at Litchfield. want of ' time, will be a recovery. All per cutter, O. Marcy, If you Harness Supplies any kind, sons indebted said If want to save and secure satis- to estate are requested TOR SALE Two covered meat carts. En-- W. S you money to make to 4 Chester White boar pigs, BLAKEMAN. Bethlehem. faction, Bethlehem immediate payment pOR SALE large quire of Minott Augur or A. M. Briscoe. 6 months old. S10 each. C. H. Hawes, If you want anything in the Wagon or Har-- ) William W.Clarke. Administrator, J Sandy Hook. ness line call and look over our New Preston, Conn. Conn. SALE A new not goods before purchasing elsewhere. AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE. 7--k TH)R upright grand piano, One Milburn wagon, 3 axle - first-cla- FOR SALE soiled, ss make, warranted ten DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate hut. little: two sets heavy handmade A W. & Mrs Eastland and her sister 31, 1P07. years. Also a Regal Piano Player in perfect Bassett Son, George team harness, Boston backers, used a short Wanted To Estate of Austin Mclnerney late of New steel condition. Must be sold. Death cause of Buy. : Hook, Conn. , and little nephew had an exciting time time, and onS runabout buggy, tire; selling. Address E., Bee Office, Newtown. Sandy town, in said district, deeeased. have no use tor them. Address E. Wetmore, The reDresents estate in Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. in front of A. C. Lake's, last Friday. administrator the Bethel, Conn. solvent, and prays the appointment of com- 1?OR SALE A Ladies' Riding Saddle. May I. control of the L beseenatTHB Bkk Office. A. P. Smith, BERMAN, In some way they lost missioners thereon. SALE-lF- ull blood Holstein commissioners to receive and FOR yearling Newtown. 1224 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Okderbd. that 1 bull: 3 horse and the wagon ran over a snow Ayrshire yearling yearling 2189-- and examine the claims of the creditors of due in 2 heifers, not Telephone: Agricultural said be Office heifers, spring; yearling To exchange, a piece of and acrosa and threw estate appointed at the Probate 1 WANTED bank a ditch bred; old grade Holtein cow, extra, real estate for a farm, in Newtown on the 11th day of January, KW, 2 cows due in 2 full ! in 11 due in February; spring; with stock and tools, within ten miles of Wa- them all out. They became caught at o'clock, forenoon; of which all persons hinnrt Hnl.it.ein cows no 1000 Tools in Interest milking, papers; Call or address L. R. Carter, 11 East ' and were will take notice, and aDDear. if bales of in to suit; 100 barrels terbury. Of all kinds repaired at the wagon in some way they scecause, and be heard theron. hay quantities Main St.. Waterbury, Conn. of cider; 50 loads horse manure; 5 second Clocks reasonable prices. Have SEE ME AND SAVE MONEY. dragged along the ground for two "or William J. Beecher. Judge. hand horses from 900 to 1200 pounds; 1 new You An Old Colonial Clock model Oliver typewriter; 1 Edison Phono- or Grandfather Clock that needs repairing so three reds, finally striking a tree and 500 will so am B. FaTrchild, graph, large size, Al shape; Edison and ! ! it run accurately? If I prepared J. Columbia hundred; 20 second to serve you. I refer you, by permission, to ' freeing them from the wagon. The records, $)2 per Skins Skins Tel. No. 44-- . Newtown, Ct hand wagons of all kinds; 2 new carriages; Allison P. Smith, Editor of The Bee, for horse continued to run 'and finally Notice 3 new Portland sleighs; 2 straight runner whom I restored to its old time efficiency a sleds, chill shod; 1 wood shod sled, t . J, lios-for- d. ! fine old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker, New brought up in the yard of. E. I. Stone. Skins Preston, Conn. Callender Sipperley's Mill. Westport. Conn., is open New Preston, Conn. Bros., No bones were broken but both ladies on Saturday of each week for grinding Hour and feed. Good buckwheat and flour on TX)R SALE Full blood Jersey bull, (eligible Highest market prices paid for all kinds of sore and lame from the rye solidcolor. and honest and fairdeal-in- g Dime Lunch are very hand. Elbert N.Sipperley. for registry.) black tongue fur skins. Twenty years Half Rooms, swik-h-, kind in I fortunate in es- 15 months old, and right every ought to be sufficient guarantee for you to Sell Farms bruises. They were Dam made 421 of butter last send skins to N 1CH( LAs TESIN Y. way. pounds your And all kinds 138 South ruin St., Waterbury, Ct caping more serious injury. W. P. vear. Price low. W. U. Palmer, Oxford. Ct. 3i67 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. of real estate. Give me a description of your farm or place, Try a cup of our excellent Ooffee, Lake took a team and car- Notice. and the terms and I do the rest. Write or very kindly Special SALE-Vlll- age all home Notice TX)R home, barn and call and see me. I can do you good. JACOB Pastry mdr. home. Special 21-- 2 ried the ladies , Having leaseASulIlvan Bros.' blacksmith acres, reasonable prii. BLOCK. Middle Gate District. Route lti, New- To I will be at Stepney L. shop on ReddingRidge, am now to the dairymen. Address Box Si. Bridgewater. Conn. town. Conn. Tel. 2. prepared on or before Jan 10. with a carload of Mr and Mrs C. H. Bird of New Ha- do horseshoeing, carriage and wagon repair- Depot of Sucrene dairy feed. Anyone desiring to buy SALE-T- wo TOR SALE-Go- od black 1100 Bat ing all kinds and general blacksmit hing. FOR high grade typewriters, horse, weight lake off toffieMuersr this feed had better Improve this opportunity new. A one A worker and ex- . jtour ven were in town over Sunday. Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. Frank of milk. good betterjone lbs; good driver, or will - . PUMP ON EARTH. Ct. - as it is valuable for the producing $35. 8. Holmes Conn. for new milch cow. Ernest E. Hunt-le- v BEST Favereau. Redding Kidge, A. 8. Ed- Irving Ridgetield. change Special price in large quantities. Depot. Conn. , Jarvis E. Thompson entertainjd at Tel 2793-- 5. Stepney wards, Rout 2. Bridgeport. Conn. TX)R SALE As good as new, three Cyphers Christmas dinner N. W. Flower and TX)R SALE- - Some fine S. O. B.LR. and B. & Co. brooders, cost S3S, will sell ?ls; one IX CHILDREN curedbySan-tin-e- a i-- new WORMS ' P. R. CI .AO 8. AT ONCE Ten extra good g cost Z. Candee and from corken'ls apiece. William WANTED Incubator, Strt; will sell $. Sam- 25c, Sample free. Smith's Drug family, P. family Clark, Stepney. Ct. R. D. No. 14. A. 8. Edwards. Route 2, uel Randolph. Box 104, Fairfield. Conn. Store, Ansonia. Conn. Tel2T93-5- . Waterbury and Miss Belle Thompson. Bridgeport. Conn. purchase a full blooded TX)R SALE Galvaniied Iron SALE-La- rge Iron stove tank, good as TX)R sheet parlor WANTEDTo four old. new. Circular, diameter 4 Owing to the unpleasant weather the wood. All Hn good re- years due about feet; depth 3 ! for burning Jnnel. Send pedigree, and date of feet 10 inches. Suitable for attic in house pair. Takes in large chunks. J. Bee price or Christmas tree in the Congregational Chemical Paint C, birth to Henry C. Johnson, Sandy Hook, Ct. for watering stable. Will be sold En-qu- office, Newtown, Conn. cheap. church was from Monday B F. D. 17. of M. J. Houlihan. Grand Central hotel. postponed Durable and oderless paint of any desired stove TX)R SALE Mixed wood cut to SALE- SALE A Good new milch cow until Christmas Christ color without using oil. Equal to the best oil E 4.75 to 15.00 POB -I have a few fine live turkeys and calf. evening night lengths and split from per A and are F)R of oxen. William A. paint at less than half the the cost, yon can cord delivered. R. Peck. Newtown. Ct. prices right. If Interested call J. pair Curtlss, Meyer Lift and Force Pomps for deep or church had their tree on Tuesday even make at home. I'll send the secret for mak- John W. Hoyt, Danbury. Conn. Tel connections. Bagburn 11 ill. Monroe. Conn, shallow wells. for 10 cents 'mall. Darien ing (coin) by Your money Holstein bull. 1 -8 ing and Rev R. F. Jefferson of VOR SALE Fine years SALE-O- ne new milch cow. old od man for backUf not satisfactory. Address r old. Newton M. Curtis. Sandy Hook. Ct years WANTED-Go- farm work. Must cele-- J. Box 108. Conn. rR Ida D. Stevens, Monroe, Ct, Bagburn to mtlk and get when Newtown, conducted the services and also McKernin, Derby, TeL41-- 3. up called. W.B. Glover, Ct HilL John S. Pwk. Newtown, Conn. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1908,

church, Friday evening. She waa as. slated by her sinter, Mins Mary Hatch, also by tho Missei Currio and Alice Help the Horse Durgy end Dwljjht Durjry. No article li more awful ilwut the Matile titan Wica Howard Hutch and Henry Roberts of Axle Orrnw. Pnt little on the inluillrt before vmi "liouk Biiilire water attended the Christmas till" it will lirlp the hone, and tree at Coburn church, Friday evening. bring the load home quicker, Miss Mary .Hatch was the guest of MICA AXLE Ji ll Mrs 0. S. Pepper recently v r LonHiII. GREASE It wart w better than anr NEWS IN BRIEF. other gtennt. Coate the axle with lianl, (mooch urinfe of Mrs Andrews of Bridgeport Bpent powdered mica which reduces Now Year's with her mother, Mrs friction. Ak the dealer for John Tyrrell. Mice Axle Create. ITMOMD Oil C0MPINV A Walworth Stilson returned, Wednes. i day from a visit of a week in 'Fall r ft W3 River. r Mr and Mrs Rodney Holbrook of Bridgeport were guests on New Yeur's day of Mr and Mrs Herbert Clark. The Long Hill club held their annual New Year's supper at the club room, last Wednesday evening January 1 recent guests at T. B. Bradley's. mmmm 1908. The occasion was greatly en- - A. W. Raymond is painting at Miss Joyed by all. Susan Nichols' in Greenfield. Leave your order with us - Ward Wakeman and nieces of Little we snail lurnisn our cus- Falls, N. Y., have been spending a tomers in 1908, the same as we have in few days at Aspetuck and vicinity. the past, the best groceries and feed Linonine prevents pneumonia. ' the market affords at the lowest prices. IW7. bjr Benjamin Bulkley has leased the u 1 Call and see us and let us show our IJii U you IM ADLER, farm formerly leased by Leo Visbisky if BROS. goods and prices. The Cheap Cash CO. and owned by Samuel Morehouse es-tat- Grocery, Robtrt Staines, Proprietor. J. M. Farrar, who has been quite ill No atfer effects from la with the grip and rheumatism at his dangerous when Linonine is taken. At ' all Select for A Man At A home, is a little better. Dr Hill is grippe Things attending him. drug stores, 25c, 50c, $1. ' John Bakos of Mill Plain left for Linonine prevents pneumonia. Man's Store. West Virginia with his family where Fred S Keinard of Boston. Mass., he intends to remain permanently! he Selectman Charles G. Peet, Mrs Mary has accepted asituation with a coal COLLARS and CUFFS HATS stiff or soft , A. Peet and Miss Sadie Bell Craft firm. ; ' HANDKERCHIEFS plain or initial CAPS fur, plush or cloth were all guests on Christmas day of NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS Mr and S. Alec Hull, the carpenter, is confined and CANES Mrs David Levitt. NECKWEAR in profusion UMBRELLAS to the house with grip. Mr Hull is Mr and Mrs Peter Gabler have spent MUFFLERS silk or knit NIGHT ROBES AND PAJAMAS employed by Russell Jennings, the 1 a few days in New York with their ' TO ALL. FANCY WAISTCOATS contractor. SUSPENDERS , children and have returned to their Linonine pneumonia. SHIRTS bosom or negligee SWEATERS home here.N prevents Linonine prevents pneumonia. UNDERWEAR CARDIGAN JACKETS; ""sale 1907 much Our for was larger cretonne HOSIERY foreign and domestic HOUSECOATS than they were for 1906 and we have Fancy novel Stationery at 25c. Southbury; i done the business of ties. GLOVES for warmth or dress TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, BAGS largest any year Although we bought very heavily of Boxed since we have been in business and we PERSONAL CHAT. Fancy Paper to sell at 25c, our JEWELRY links, pins, studs, fobs LEATHER NOVELTIES Half Price. stock has been almost completely exhaust- take this opportunity to wish all our ed. As this is a Steve Oleson of Brooklyn is very popular price, par- Capt On Tuesdav we ticularly in the late selling, we have taken friends a Happy New Year and to hnnrht, ;linnt, nnA Vinn. all the his Mrs Emma Christen-so- n. dred dollars worth styles that have been 29c and 35c them visting sister, of Fancy Cretonne and marked them all at one thank for their liberal patronage Novelties at one half the original prices. price. Among There them is a holly covered box containing two and we shall make it our aim for 1908 are Laundry Bags, Waste Baskets, and , Handkerchief Bags, quires. fifty envelopes of good linen Linonine Sewing Companions paper, bought as a value at 35c. to increase our business by giving 'our prevents pneumonia. and a variety ol convenient fancy articles special all made from handsome Crfltnnnns nnrt Your Choice 25c. customers Charles Christenson has rented his the best goods the market offered now at . affords at the lowest possible prices as father's farm for the coming year and Half Price. Special Prices on in The has started to make , we have the past years. Long improvements. Some book SFllTMISEli Hill store. W. N. Hurd, bargains. Glove and Handkerchief Proprietor. There was quite a gathering at isis- large The Grace Episcopal church held Newton Christenson's on Christmas. We have gone through our stock of Bovs . Boxes and Children's Books and taken out a! Edwin and did ' their Christmas tree and service for J. Wooster was there number of broken lines that have sold at Leatherette Covered Glove and Hand- - HEAD TO FOOT CL0THEK3. 19c and 25c and reduced them all to a dime the Sunday school on Friday evening, some good singing for the crowd. kerchief 'Boxes, moire lined, at the low auuuij uweiiiy xiues oi nenty books, an price OI The scholars were each remembered equal number from a Young People's 11- Miss Stianson was giv.en a surprise hrftrv nf tmrmlar hnnk enma fiftv nv mnm 10c from the tree with presents.' The her friends from y, titles, is a fancy bound 16 mo. that has been! Basket Glove and Handkerchief Boxes party by many with celluloid hand Bridgeport, Conn. was all. very popular at lc, tops, decorated, also a evening enjoyed by Five Mile Hill and other Your Choice I Oc. 'BW Jewm DOXes' i oc numoors Am Mrs Frank M. Canfield and danghter; places. Complete Line of Atoer Bonks. isp.I .1 Complete Line of Books, 19c Green Baskets, with cover. In and Y were ' one Linonine prevents pneumonia. , Henty glove Keatha, of Easton guests, iew iSeries or uastlem an Hooks, - Oe uuuKercioi tuiapeg, decorated :wttli bow Linonine prevents pneumonia. of 50c day last week, of Mrs Mary A. Peet. New Series of Stephens Books, 25c satin ""bon. usually Popular Copyrighted Novels, 45c 39c. ' Mr and Mrs Eslie M. Dunning of Redding. New York were guests, last week, of Mr and MrS Granville Dunning. SHOES OR RUBBERS. Linonine prevents pneumonia, Best quality at lowest prices at THE HOWARD & BARBER .Miss Elsie Canfield of Bridgeport French's, Bethel. spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs F. J. French in work again assisting Mary A. Peet. CHILDRENS' SLEEPING GAR- CO., ' Newtown Bee. the blacksmith shop. MENTS. The Vil- Mrs Charles P. j Miss Marjorie Thayer of East Jennings is suffering Derby, - Conn. Newtowni Friday, January 3, 1908. lage has spent a few days with Miss with the grip. Full line of sizes, extra quallity, 25c Marion French. each, at Bethel. Dr David and Frank Haw-le- y French's, Nora O'Brien of Ansonia spent , Hawley Miss Linonine prevents pneunionia. a par of last week with Mr and Mrs of Bridgeport were guests, New C. B. French. Year's day of their parents, Mr and Mr and Mrs Burr Nichols of New ' Stevenson. Mrs Walter Hawley. New Milford. e ' - Haven are visiting at Monterey Bry- ant's. Mrs James McGuire is ill with the been The annual clearance sale is now in HEALTH NEWS TESELY TOLD. . Mrs Emma Northrop, who has grip. MissGrace Hurd is assisting in A HIGHER LEVEL at C. staying for a month with friends her care. full swing at the store of the H. ! Misses Nettie and Gertrude Washing- Miss West Cornwall, is again with Booth & Bentley Co. This is a great I have reached a higher health level Horses ton are visiting their sister at Newark, Mrs William Lyons and children, Stephens. opportunity to buy dependable mer- since I began using Dr King's New N. J. Linonine have been out of of prevents pneumonia.' who visiting friends bed-roc- Life writes Jacob Springer, is home from chandise at k The firm Pills," Miss Margaret Loughlin prices. ; town, have returned. West Franklin, Maine. "They keep ! her vacation with the on Waterbury spending have put knife in prices and it my stomach, liver and bowels working Horses her Mr and Mrs John Lough- Sherman. Ellis Dilliston is a victim of parents, ,the ho ild be a good thing for the peo just right.". If these pills disappoint lin. on will be refunded at grip. ple, and bring a week's business you trial, money The first big opening sale of 1908. 75 F. J. French has had a hot water in large head of Miss Bertha Hatch, teacher the R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, horses. One car load of green horses in big heater placed in his house. Mrs Peter H. Lynch, who has been to this store. matched'teams and No. 6 had a Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Gar- big single horses. A lot re- Coburn district Christmas ' 'after-effec- of business A . Arthur McDonald has entirely the sick ones, is able to be out No ts from la good horses. few nice gentle- among dangerous vin, Bethel ; L. Goulette, Stevenson ; men s road A covered from typhoid fever, and is at tree and Christmas exercisesjin Coburn when Linonine is taken. At all horses. few nice gentlemen's again. grippe H. W. Osborn, Easton : W. B. Hawley, road horses. This is all the best stock that drug stores, 25c, 50c. $1. Smith Bros., Cornwall money can buy in their class. We have two Fred Schwartz and family of South Britain Sherman; or three fast Bros., Georgetown; very young green trotters and have returned home after spending a few Bridge; Connery one very fast young pacer. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge ; G. F. days here the guest of Mr and Mrs Edmond J Weston. Baker, G. W. Hurlburt Lyons. Hawleyville; . Rox-bur- Special. and Co., Allen Joyce, y Miss Grace of Roxbury; Hall of Bridgeport formerly G. W. Bridge-wate- r: ' . MRS DIGHTON MOSES. Station; Hatch, Livery stable going out of the business has this place has gone to New York where she ten W. N. Noble, New Milford; E.- - good livery horses, surreys, top buggies will a course in Bible at Heoh-ziba- h S. runabout buggies, harness, double take Study the A. C. Bradley, D. Coley, D. O. H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Cogswell and single L top business wagons, express wagons. Every- L home. fl 0 AN'S. Chase and F. C. Fitch acted as pall & Wettereau, Washington Depot; thing Jhat goes with an livervtoo numerous to Mr and Mrs H. M. Greenman of Newtown at the funreal of Mrs Harry Brown, Southbury; C. P., Wil- state here will be all sold for the bearers Moses, high dollar. 3d good second-han- d spent Christmas with Mrs Greenman's par- South Britain ; Perkins Bros., horses right wife Rev onT)ecem-be- r liams, out of work. We will have six Mr and B. of Dighton Moses, Wi horses good express ents, MrFrank Mallett in Tashua. Warren ; N. Hurd, Long Hill ; drug right from express company in the services conducted 1 right Miss Jennie Honan has had a telephone 25, being by stores. 25c. nlrKCltyM T11'8,15 K.eood ot 01 nores and w ill the high dollar. This will be placed in her house. Her number is 146513. Rev W. P. Sanders. The interment ,. Bridgeport in Mr and Mrs Northrop of Naugatuck were was in Willow Br,ook cemetery, instead WHOLESHLE MARKET QU0TA-- years. Come one, come all Hamilton Bros, will show you a live on of Mr Mrs W. N. auction guests Christmas and in "Hartford, as announced, last Wagons. Harness Robes. Whips-everyt- When You Shoes for TI0NS.' Blankets, hing Buy Hurd, ' , "' for the horse. - week. BTCK fe DARLING. BR1DGEPOKT. Bring in ' anything you have to sell. N.-J- . Hebbard of New York spent Sunday Apples: ' - with his here. 1.50 to $2.25: Baldwins. 1.50 to at 2 P. Your and Your family , Linonine prevents pneumonia. Greenings. Saturday M., Rain or Shine. Boys 2.25; 1.50 to 2.00; Russets, 1.00 to Miss Sadie Hoyt of Bridgeport was a guest, Gillyflowers, Peno is ill with a threatened 1.50; King, 1.50 to 2.50; Pippin. 1.50 to 2.25; Sunday, of her parents, Mr and Mrs Louis George Ben i.oo to snow, l.oo to 2.5U; spy, ' ' Davis, z.sj; Hamilton :. Seek-JNo-- 1.50 2.00. Bros., Hoyt. ", attack of pneumonia. 1.50 to 2.50: urtber. to ; Girl- 75 to 80c bushel. Onions Yellow. 749 s- Potatoes Water Street, Opposite the Miss Ina LeBar has returned from a visit The Christmas concert of the Nor-- J 85 to 95c bus. Parsnips, 75 to 85c bus. Carrots Depot, with friends in New Milford. 40 to 4fc bus. Beet8-- 50 to BOc bus. field Sunday school was held on Wed Turnin4 Yellow. 45 to 55c: White Egg. 30 to Bridgeport Linonine prevents pneumonia. 40c bus. Cabbage)perl00)-2.00t4.0- 0. Celery nesday, postponed from Christ- ill the if bftng (per dozen oununes) l.ou to 1.50. JJOTICE-W- pay the highest for You will bedoing exactly right thing you buy and wi prices . "'1 mas eve. ,' Butter Creamery, 9rst grade, 32c; second; nmnHn.j 01 Greenfield Hill grade, 25 to 2b; common. 14 to 16; Dairy, first, charge. Fred DaniM,,,, ""V?k" - ull - .nuge- Children's Shoes of all footwear must be buil Melvin Kellogg of New York was an 26 to 27. Cheese-f- cram, 14 ty 16c. Eggs--1 Pr'-- Com- here. - .!- -- A PLEASANT CHRISTMAS over Sunday guest at the residence of juive v;mcKens, is 10 rowis. 13 ro j w v uaun unc iaree no stein nr., muh 12 12 also we know that as well as do and take Mr and Mrs Howard Beers. - ducks. m 14; Geese, to 14; Dressed Chick- -j caK; good cheap horse. R T Partir- - for service you GATHERING. ens, no sale. Calves, hog dressed, 7 to 9c. son, Mile Hill, Newtown, Conn.' Hogs, 7 to He, There was a very pleasant Christ- Miss Florence Meeker of Norwalk A do Ee- - JJEUE IS BARGAIN A handsome consideration when we our buying, ' oak into mas home in after-effect- & it gathering at the of Mr and spent over Sunday with friends No dangerous s' from la An1US, Of White piano play: ' obvious. Misses and Children's Shoes Mrs Eugene Burr of Burr street. town. I grippe when Linonine is taken. At all suits are There were about 15 in ' nlfKS of their most Mrs Hawley Willifms has been ill for drug stores, 25c, 50:, $1. timate friends atfer-effec- gathered around the several days and attended by Dr Gor-ha- No dangerous ts from la Up to $3. table and it was a gathering long to be :; :' grippe when Linonine is taken.- Atall Be On remembered. ' the Safe Side!, E. Beers is about drugstores, 25c, 50c, $1. Lafayette again, Commence Linonine pneumonia. - the New Year by DEERFIELD ITEMS. after a siege with the grip. prevents Placing a line of Insurance on your property in old r- - William and of New On Christmas the members of - , Eugene Bailey night RYE STRAW For Sale. E. S. Lovell. New- - liable companies at . Conn. York have been guests of their par- the Matinee Whist club and other town. B. & ents. friends gave a surprise party to Mr I will pay market value for mink, Hawley Co's, Stepney fox. coon and rat also et and Mrs Le Meeker at their resi skins; beeswax, Miss M. M. Burr ate Christmas din- Roy Trappers and hunters drop me a postal. C. N. -- K. WANTED A position on a farm man Harang, Raw Fur Dealer, by W. dence in Cross the occasion Popular Sandy team-ste- r. MOLLAN, ner with her niece. Miss Nichols. Highway, (0o(1 mllkpr and eooi Alice Hook, Conn. R. F. D. 17, Box 28. T.R.BEE being' the 40th anniversary of their Office, Newtown, Conn. J. L Pratt and family have been TnANEED To let on shares a 1026 Main Bridgeport. good dairy OPECIAL NOTICE Have Just installed a 5t., and under the doctor's marriage. ' and tobacco farm. Good buildings, mod- borse machine quite poorly first-cla- ss P9Btr clipping atmy black- after-effec-ts ern improvements and a of No dangerous from la dairy smith shop and am now prepared to do horse care. high-gra- liolstein cows. Said cows are clipping for the and grippe when Linonine is taken. At all raised for the nost from a r sire. general public guarantee part gistered satisfaction. C. L. Smalley. Stepney Mrs Clara Bulkley and children were drug stores. 25c, 50c, ,$L Atchison Bros., Boardman, Conn. Phone 91-- Depot,