Stevens-Durye- a Automo- biles. Gasoline Engines. Parties siriag aa up-to-d-ate Automobile that If yon ars lookiaf far a Gasoliae Eaaiae with --will make iss-ml- ls will do to oa trips wall sail few parts aad lots of power for a littlo moaey, E. N. Sipperley, Wettport, Ct. The ewtowe write or sail oa E. N. Sipperley, Westport, Ct.

VOLUME XXVII. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904. TEN PAGES NUMBER 31 CALIFORNIA SIGHTS be cut 18 Inches through. The moun Cancers and Rup- tain range of which I am writing is not rocicy, out noh soil from base to ton, IT SAVED J. W. Melbourne, M. D., tures Cured. FINAL JUNE CLEARANCE. and wherever a is seen As Seen the o: clearing will be Cancer Through Eyes patches of barley, wheat or oats, and Specialist, No Knife I No ! Operation an Jbsteemed Newtown occasional patches of corn or potatoes, HIS LIFE Sanatorium: 64 Bank wnue St, Derby, Ct., Endorsed by Physicians Gentleman, ine nnest table grapes In the Captain Randall Closa to united States are raised by the hun Death's Door But Is the only originator Who art wading thair patieftts thua af-- dreds of carloads. Peas, plums, peach of the cancer Is Now B. L. JOHNSON. es ana Savod by painless uiciea to ua lor euro. $12.98 prunes are raised and shipped core. Consultation in large quantities. Twenty-fiv- e miles Send fnr list of Connecticut people who have and advice .Cor- Central California, beyond Kanta Cruz we descend from MUNYON'S free. necure arter our toiltuton ran. The Price July 8, 1904, the mountain and stop at Los Gates respondence solicited. Beware of Imitators. Our last letter was written from and are only seven hundred feet above Cure Guaranteed. The best shoe that can be of our line of $20 Santa Cruz. We bad started on our me level 01 the sea. We here enter PAW PAW made for the money. DR A. D. FRENCH, regular Homeward bad followed the Santa Clara and will follow New trip, already valley stvles- am roarfu aIIi ail Specialist, Shelton, Conn, Sack Suits. $20 has always bought here a suit the California Coast line northward along through it until we reach Creek, Col., says: Mrs Johnson and leathers. j in and $12 98 for 426 miles and were still 120 miles Francisco, still 55 miles distant, We myself are doing Cripple Creek and Our to-da- label irreproachable style, gfabric fit; Victor y. south from San Francisco. We shar are now ten miles from San Jose, State guards are pa- guarantees quality. does the work of $20 Awhile this clearance sale our trolling Victor streets "A fit for every foot." Saved es patriotism wun mat of our TOT MOST BEAUTIFUL TOWN yet, but the big Money hand-tailore- d, lasts. These suits are all have friends on Independence day, told plants are all running. Gov Peabody "Zenith" shoes are con- Ity buying your Oxfords at In all this valley, and the county seat, is man 8 A IR Or OX KOlllJa. stories and sang home I while the for the occaninn. w trolled FohWs concave close col-- songs The covers an area of 20 exclusively by Muu's Patent Dolt. Velour Oalf and Russet broad, shoulders, the setting ' around a fire In city square amazed at all we see. Vnr raiirnai .. sitting big camp the miles and outside of. the business cen 3.00 Oxfords Now lars which do so much towards assuring a per- shadow of the bisr redwood trees of glneering it beats all we have seen vet. $3 47. tre Is one continuous or . i which you were told in a stretch of "c arts wen. il.pa.va tct i knva fect fit permanently stiffened fronts. The suit previous let chards and vineyards, and in fruits. morrow. Women's 1.75 Oxfords Re- ter, and a day later took Jthe train at Read His Remarkable Storvs E. L. J. Is tailored to its It's good looks are Santa Cruz 70 prunes take the lead, When fruit Heid-to-Fo- ot duced to keep shape. for San Jose, miles to After 30 vearsof a famwt READY-MAD- Clothiers. $1.47. culture was first,, introduced it was E ICE not the result of the .tailor's iron. These north ward on the direct route to San myself with, astubborn case of Dyspepsia CREAfl. Main Street and Fairfield Other Money-Savin- g al merely found that from soil ingredients and that gave me no Ava, Bargnlns Francisco. For that run we took the peace night or day. J WE laoKHvof No af- climate conditions was fdolishlv Used Jamaica hnnuuiA rA HAVE MOST EVERYTHING READY- - owns) suits have been popular at $20. man can narrow road of the Southern there noplace flincrpr Bridgeport. Conn. gauge in so me remporary reuei. xnen x tned MADE NOWADAYS, WBY NOT ford be well Pacific that for of distance the state well adapted to the ICE R. F. FOSTER & CO., to pass this opportunity to dressed part the of as San Pepsin, and I tried Doctors, but all CREAM. has Its course tortuous growing prunes Jose, and the k no avail. J. saw A NEW BRAND 946 Mala St., Conn. such a among the town went wild over Manyon's mm OF BEEP. Danbury, at saving.; windings In the Santa Cruz mountains. prune culture. advertised and. I thought I would try a A cow Dome. 10 me belonging to Owen Rurna ro. Sack Suits Reduced from $20, to ooon aiier tne we cross Plums, pears, apples, apricots, peaches gave reuei immediately: A LOCAL BUTCHER OETS A $12.98. leaving city and cherries are also so much so that I kept on, and when 1 cently had an investigating turn of HINT OF the San Lorenzo river, run a largely cultivated, had taken a half dozen bottles I knerai mind and undertook HOW TO BEAT THE BEEF TRUST. through while a great deal of the valley land to find out the short tunnel, and then climb steadily that I was cured. I believe it saved and mysteries of a near-b- v ice hnnw Is given up to the raising of wheat, will prolong life. to. A five-year-o- ld auestioner Grass Seed along the western slope of the San Lo my cow was soon deeply embedded Clover and Red and it the season for in the nled his to Timothy, Top la large renzo Canyon, among the redwood, the being harvesting, sawdust and cakes of mother the meat wagon, or small quantities. 1 have all the bast gave us a fine to see the TTsbury, VineyardJHaven, Mass. ice and it took hereabouts, Fertilizers laurel and the pine, up into the Santa opportunity Captain Randall is now a member of th considerable - recently, and fell to Inter grade of for Potatoes, Cora 1 1 11 muscle exerted a num- ' Cruz work going on to perfection. Our two nrm & by tne as to eon-- aad braia. Get my prieea before Buy- mountains. Most of the country ot Kanaau UromweU. larseatdeal. oer or rogating butcher the MAINJOHN ST RIDGEFORT. GONN. days' stay gave us ample em in anchors, chains and other neignoors to get tbe animal out tents of his ing. Scrape for Poultry. Amerieaa i tnrougb which we pass is forest cover opportunity ship sup- ius - cart. The butcher not Wire Fencing aad Barb Wire. Lumber 'Mi to get a good general knowledge of the plies in New England. He will gladly uncomronaoie position. Wheth- ed, no steam saw mills have as answering his questioner of all klada. Roeeadale aad Portland yet and also to answer any inquiries aa to the above. - the COW WIS exnecttnir tn fnrnlcK promptly the timber and place meet many intelli- Professor Man enough he said, pointing to a of Cement. A ear of Brookfleld Lime juat despoiled heavy the and cultured our yon especially asks ever Mr Burns with ice cream for supper pan density of smaller makes the gent people, tickets weak and debilitated person to hi or we nave pickled tripe, "I know what that Ik arrived, braia, need and Groceries. growth us the to over Paw Paw He try not not been Informed. This ia the to trade aad save mea-- J. giving privilege stop Remedy. Bays it makes ok that pickled wash cloth!" plaee SCENERY GRAND BEYOND DESCRIP we folks feel vonmr and weak folks lea where please to the extent of 30 GRANQfi TOPICS. Are You TION. west of srong. That it will take away all neec Misses Genevieve and Ida Schaffer Thinking days, Chicago.. Fifty years and desire for alcoholic stimulantSL At H. Here and there are rounded hills in an old schoolmate and friend of MRS C. of New York are their vaca R. STONE, of buyiag a CAMERA? If so our a; years sxperieace ago conolio drinks lift yon but let yon fall. H. NORTHROP TO OIVB AN AD enjoying and North Ct. ia the bneiaeaa to open spaces that are under cultivation, mine left Newtown to make for 'him Paw Paw lifts and holds it DRESS ON tion with Mrs John Farrell in Hawley-- . Southbury Woodbury, may help you start right. yon; gives ex THE ST LOUIS EXPOSI- - We are for Ansco Cameras wheat or bilaration agents the and Films, Oyko growing given up to orchards self a; name and a home in California. without intoxication. TION. , ville. Paper, Hammer Plates, etc We also do developing and Sold aU printing for amateurs and guarantee the best possible re- and vineyards. When seven miles out There are still a goodly number of by druggists. Large bottle fl Send for with free. Paw Paw LaxativePills, 25c a Miss Maude sults. descriptive circular prices; it's from Santa Cruz we reach the big people in our town who, when I men- potttea The next meeting of Pootatnr-.- Blackman, who has been of the same ot ill with malaria, Is DEALER IN The Blackman trees, species all the tion the name of David Belden, will Grange will take place Tuesday even slowly improving.' Studio, redwoods in the Santa Cruz mountains, recall him as a boy of more than or 2, when Mrs Charlaa W Harness, Blankets, Robes and harvesting. The in ing, August 148 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. and the only forests of the kind dinary ability, and when the age time reapers, busy every Northrop will give an address .on the Stable Goods. in the known world. The group came for direction, with gangs of men to econ St Louis learning a trade, apprenticed omize exposition. It it expected I WFurm produce taken la exchange. known as the covers an the time, make light and rapid A "big trees," himself to learn the carpenter's trade the third and fourth degrees will be CASTORInfanta 184 area 60 . - work, the sacked and For and flMiflrm John St., Bridgeport. of about acres, and is the pro with Hiram Parmalee of Gregory's leaving grain conferred upon a class. The ladies Your of one man. t piled in Ithe field to be Opportunity. perty The grove that is Orchard. Faithful to his employer's transported are requested to provide cake, while 111 Yw Em Our er sale of vehicles and harness for to market at the of him In tti Ahap ELt Professional Cards. begins Monday, enclosed, the privilege of seeing interests, studious in his habits, these option the gentlemen will furnish ice cream. st7 July 11, and will continue for four weeks. It will be the vehicle and harness opportunity of which a of 25 cents is charge, and the straw baled and the on oar stan- charge charged, traits served him well as time went on, piled A large attendance of the members is All the Policies of the the year. Everything floors. Including buggies, surreys, runabouts, concords, 100 30 a call for wagons, station wagons and farm wagons will be marked down to a contains trees from to 95 feet in until be became a in awaiting market. Horse desired. of hopes, spring point that leading lawyer power, mule or steam Citizens Fire Insurance Co will mean a big saving to all who buy at this time. Each vehicle will bear a tag with original circumference, and from 200 to over the Golden state, and at the time of power power is Are Oo. marked thereon. will be held back ; We 300 used as best suits the guaranteed by the Hartford Fire Ins. price and sale!price plainly Nothing everything goes. feet tall, and are supposed to be bis death was judge of the Superior occasion, though Mr and Mrs W. D. Smith of Bon Air. want to reduce our stock down to the bare floor and will if low prices will do it. The stock over 5000 years old. One old and steam power is more risky. Last week Va., are expected soon for a visit with r. J. CORBETT, represents all new, 1904 work, and selection is wide and varied. Don't miss the patriarch court, a jurist without his peer on Insurance Newtown, Conn. opportunity. is called the "General for large field of grain was fired by a Newtown relatives. Agent, Fremont," the Pacifio coast. He died about 15 rrom he camped in the tree which is hollow, years ago, and his widow still lives in sparK tne engine and 800 acres of burned over, before Mr and Mrs E. L. Jehnson. who Roosevelt Dr Walter H. Kiernan, in the winter of 1846, when on his way the beautiful borne is surrounded grain the fire & that was suoauea. x have been in California for some "T Phtsiciak ahd Surgeon, The Blue Ribbon Horse Carriage Co, from San Francisco to Monterey by trees and artistic adornment of his nai looks big to a or 68 New but are months, are expected at Dalton. Mass.. Sandy Hook, Conn. 133-1- Cannon Street, Bridgeport, Conn. which was at that time the capital of own planting. We were re Englander, things run cordially on a scale where will Sun-- 8 California. big out here, where tbe Saturday, they spend Office Hours: a. m. j 1 to 3.30 and 8 p. m. The trunk is hollow for ceived by her and when she found us 25 feet from its base. It is 63 feet in to have been reaper starts in the morning, runs in oay with their son, Lee Johnson, ar friends of her husband uue nome W. circumference, and in its hollow base in the long ago, she was to Bbraiguii line im noon, tnen a riving the following week. . Parker, J. Beochor, very glad for Attormst-at-La- w, a party of fifty can stand at one time. know we stop dinner, which is carried along us, and had a pleasant chat W. Walter an affable clerk Rooms 86 and 26, San ford Bldg, Bridgeport. We stood within the tree and looked of reminiscences of with them; then return to their start Finch, The Political Issue. the early; days. for B. H. Beers & Co., is a Office in Newtown open on Saturdays from 9 out through the holes that were cut The we ing point, where they turn out the dividing a. m. 3.30 following day went to the well earned - to p. m. team, eat and vacation between Sonth- - - through the sides of the trunk to beautiful Oak Hill cemetery and stood supper, stretch out for Our Issue, serve as windows in 1846. A bole the night's rest, tbe same to be repeat ington, Springfield, Mass., and Ascut-neyvill- e, that by the plain monument of Scotch . Albert L. Schuyler, M. D., had been cut at that time to let the ed on the following day and so on, un Vt. PHYSICIAN granite that marks his place of burial. AND SURGEON. ' smoke out, some 20 feet up. had en- His Is held in til the finish. The last 25 miles of our REAL Office and house north end Newtown Street. memory loving remem we Walter Buffells of Palestine has left ESTATE! 8 It s 1 2 7 8 closed journey, are away from fruit cul Office hours: to a. m. to p. m.; to All class stores sell these by growth, leaving a large scar brance by the of the of bis bundle nffinA p. m. first goods people city as a and of oats at The Rm 864-3- 1. to mark the spot. It is a common ture, business, running Telephone No. adoption, which speaks louder than a which measures nearly six feet htirh. We Buy and Sell thing to see these great mountain red- could cut in or mar- through grain and cattle raising - -- . any eulogy brass and Is ... 1Hl J If CO W .fc. m. H& tur-- m im r ir ana heavily headed with oats. Mr WTv Vftv S Pt mfk ffv 9vg Jll woods so or oeiD, tne native tree abounds Your Busiai Soma F. J. Gale, M. D., burnt out, that six eight ble. Standing beside his Brave and that Kuneiis nas an acre and a good pmyiaf men can in so tenace- - in the open stretches of cultivated Quarter for sale. Office In the David Beers Residence, stand one, but looking far across tbe valley, we could like them. , ous of life are on land is the live oak in just Newtown they, that they keep see on the top of Mt Hamilton, 14,- - great abundance, Street. These Are Hard for centuries. One adding greatly to the of the Swell Farms in Brookfleld 1 growing tree, the 444 above sea observa- beauty Master Frank Donlon Office Lfours: 8 to 9 a. m., to 2 and 7 to 8 pm Days feet level, Lick of Bridmnmrt is 65 in 36-in- landscape. We reach San Francisco For the Horses. Why not hslp thsm by using LEATHER Giant," feet circumference tory with Its refractor, the is with M. J. Cavanangh for a visit. . For Sale. Also Reaiawaees. and 303 feet tall. The "Gen is in the early afternoon, where we make A. M. D. FLT NETS. Ws have them from 75 cents to 5.00 dollars. Grant" second largest In the world, where Celeste Benedict, 63 feet in circumference and 300 feet those who are new worlds to stop until the following Monday, Miss Anna Keane entertained Mint and I seeking when we move New York Physician Surgeon, high. 'The "General Sherman" Is can find number with will on to Salt Lake Mary McCabe of Shelton, last week. City Property 528 State Street, Bridgeport, Oonn conquer any its E. L. W. W. . 62 feet In circumference and aid. City. Johnson. To for Fa Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. I STEVENS CO., Exchange 10 12 8 4 300 feet and Mrs Office hours from a n. to m to p. m j Harness and Horse Clothing;, 16 White St., Danbury, Conn. high, though Trolley cars run in every direction Fannie F. Lent of Branchville badly scarred by fire is hale, hearty and their we saw from TRINITY O.UILD SALE and John F. Peck of Newtown were 3kC CUC 3M nf 3iw'W&jBaff jKvllfc 3raCC3t by help the city Newtown Property Charles S Platt, and vigorous in Its old age. Many of every vantage point possible. Our married at the home of the bride, last Teacher Piaao, aad Theory, the trees grow in groups, and there is longest valley ride was from San Jose TO BE HELD THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. Saturday, 23, at 10 Bev Paying 10 par east for sale. Orjaa one 22 July o'clock, NEWTOWI OONN. group of trees growing from a to a point 15 miles distant, through a U. O. Mohr performing the ceremony. Clans In Pianoforte play tg in Brldgeporton When 1 like to KNOW that thev are eettinar the real single stump that forms a circle 110 as Oliver son of the and Loans Negotiated. Saturdays. that the Is as to them, valley The arrangements have been about Lent, bride, Mrs v andthing;to feel quality exactlyare representedThen feet in circumference, and the tallest Goodrow stood that the prices paid just. shopping FERTILE AS TBS VALLEY OF TBE completed for the annual Guild Bale, Joseph up with the becomes a pleasureWP,Vand a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the future, simply of the trees is 300 feet high. This is NILE, couple. There were a few Oscar & when looking for things In gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice wnicn win tags place this year on friends Pitzschler Son, cut timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera called the Cathedral. These trees, whereon grew all manner of fruits to witness & glass, Thursday afternoon, August 4. The present the ceremony, in Barbers Hairdressers, and field glasses, pocketbooks, billhooks and card cases, art ware, fans. Whiting's box papers. taken as a whole, create a to taste and all manner Newtowa, Hook and Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly templed pleasant the following committees have been ap the evening their friends and neigh- Saady Hawleyville, fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Go to of such we, meas of flowers beautiful to the Bound- bors Newtown Shop open every day. Hawley vllle grove majesty, that eye. pointed to have charge of the various gave them a reception. shop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday uring our temporal life with so narrow ed on three sides by the Coast Range Hawley, morning. Sandy Hook shop open every week TAYLOR GREGORY, departments: first class work. a span may well look upon them as and the Santa Cruz mountains, and William H. McNamara had a eow The Broker, day. Only Elizabeth Fancy table, Mrs Charles H. Gay, POOL TABLE. Practical Jewelers, St., Derby, Conn. the Immortals. These trees of whicb sloping gently toward the ocean on the Misses killed on the track near the North Jennie Beers, Julia Dikeman, Newtown ga White SC DANBURY, OONN. we here write must not be confounded south, and fronting on San Francisco Lillie Fairman. depot, last Friday. C. N. of Gallup, M. D., with the Sequoi gigantia the Sier bay, it has a water entrepot for the Candy, Miss Alice Beers. Long Hill, Conn. ras in the Yosemite. They are the valley where many vessels come and Cake and ice cream, Miss Susie Are You To of Calls promptlyattended day or night. Going Sequoia sempervisens, the great go and help add variety and life the Camp. redwood Office and residence at the F. S. Shelton forests of the Santa Cruz whole year through. Limes, lemons Flowers, Misses Lillie Dikeman, l)ace. Main street. and of and are Special attention given to the treatment of Louis ? mountains, though gigantic oranges flourish, but not much Susie Beers. f Chronic Diseases. St are smaller those in growth than the raised for commerce, because the soil Tables and.serving, Mrs Flansburg. DENTAL If so you will need a Trunk, Bag Yosemite. No time need be wasted and climate make the raising of other Tea, etc., Mrs Glover. PARLORS. Ef in the trees, for we more a Overwhelming 1 in 11 Dress Case. seeing big step fruits profitable. They have Mrs Beecber serve lCxpert dentistry, painless and rellable.most a Q or Suit will a "Jack modern and si'terillflu appliances used for from the railroad station right into bountiful water supply, the rain fall Horner" to We are Headquarters in these lines. pie the little folks and painless operations. the grove, and the great trees of the in the mountains being much larger their older friends. is Values. DR. C. B. It expected that Suit BLACKMAN, I are all within the radius of 35 in We must for- Hurgoon Dentist. Office In Postofflce Block, group than the valleys. not she will be assisted by Leonard Wright New Milford. Peck & acres. When we again take the train get to say that some of the greatest in the capacity of "Jack Horner." Some of the stock of Ed. Doe & Co., tt Lines, to sjfc-thir-d 185 to 307 Middle continue on our course, we wind seed farms in the world are in this Mrs Platt will have of the Romerset, Ohio, is still here. It forms the basis of this, the St., Bridgeport, Conn. mountain charge Dr along the sides for several valley. Lettuce, radish and onion tickets. The Guild are making special week of our "Scoop Sale." Battam, miles, running through seven moun seeds are raised the car load. We by efforts that the sale may be a success - aJt" DENTIST, tain two of over went fields of Cvv vw Bank Street, New Milford. tunnels, them, each through onions in full in all departments, and the public is one mile in length, passing several sta bloom, stretching on either side far as cordially invited to call on them on jx tions to accommodate the sparse popu the eye could reach. We were in- Thursday, August 4, from 4 o'clock on For suits that were never made to sell for less than twice or LEONARD'S INSURANCE thrice that sum! Curtis' Extract Malt. lation thereabouts, but more as ship- formed that in favorable seasons two and enjoy tbe good things now in AGENCY, ping stations and resorts; for the coun to .three hundred tons lof sweet pea preparation. Reductions, too, on the following : a FIRE, ACCIDENT. a for A try is vast play ground for city peo- seed are grown and that the Eastern 15c, 25c and $1.50 Dozen. ple in midsummer, who live here in- seed farms buy their seed by the car A subscriber of The Bee in Sher- Boys' Suits, Trousers, Old Companies, Extraet of malt ta reo3"d to-da- y as a great toaie, body aad tissu expensively, camping, riding, fishing, lots, and will sell It by tbe ounce. man told the editor, Friday, he would Suspenders, Thin Coats, builder. There are maay different kinds upon the market but aoae better o hunting, living out of doors. Deer, The oity has a $50,000 Carnegie libra- be gratified if K L. Johnson's inter- Lowest Rates. than the Curtia Braad. We Shirts, Outing Suits, cheaper Try it. carry all other brands aa well. quail, wild pigeons, squirrels ry, 30 passenger trains daily, andMt esting letters were published in pam- is most He would Underwear, Fancy Hose, S. L. F. CURTIS, ..SlmroagSx Main St., Cor. Elm, and other game is plenty tbe important business center phlet. be glad to purchase Neckwear, Straw Hats. Dr R Todd, B'p't. enough to make hunting interesting, between Los Angeles and San Francis- several copies. A number have ex- VETERINARY SUROEON, and occasional sawmill co. In a suburb of the Is pressed the same sentiment to the come plants among city the ft Plan to here Saturday triple stamps on that day till V$--m. New Milford, Conn. the redwoods and .pines, giving em- Santa Clara mission, founded In 1777. editor. . 5 P- - ployment to many men. The red- We made a visit to it. There is much j M. Dr E. ALBANY1 woods and pines call into service ox-tea- of historic interest, and many rare and Mrs H. Smith returned from the George Bolles, THE DXUTTX0T0, now FIKST-OLA8- that haul their train of 20 ancient relics. Visitors are Danbury hospital, Sunday, and is Dentist, S WORK. logs always DANIEL P. KEANE & CO., 38 Ureenwood Ave, Bethel. Oonn. down greased skids to the mill amid a welcomed. The mission is now in the convalescing nicely. At Belts' Pharmacy, Sandy Hook, every 1032. Main Conn. confusion of tongues, Babel like. As hands of Santa Clara We 923 Main Street, Conn. Thursday. St., Bridgeport, college. L. H. Schuyler ot Bridgeport, iar"SATigrACTroN Guaranteed. we reached Glenwood we were remind- were informed that 125 years ago the Waterbury passed ed of a drive we had a few beautiful Sunday with bis son, Dr A. L. Schuy- days toned bells that still hang ler. ? W. C. Allen, before taken from "Hopedale Farm" in the tower were given to the mission to reach the place, that was the grand, with the SHERMAN, CONN., understanding that they Charles King of Long Island City, General Auctioneer. Months est of all the many mountain drives we should each and Terms Summer Bur-wel- Reasonable. ring day forever, that who worked last season for F. E. l, have yet taken. Here there is a red- the has been to tennis and all out door promise kept this day. was in town, Monday. NEW THINGS i? Suggest croquet, sports. wood forest park of 80 acres,free to all. From San Jose to San 50 Oliver C. All the new this at reasonable in Francisco is Hill, Bss goods year, prices this line, procur- The trees on this range are some of miles by the Coast line, broad not able at gauge, Why try the best a Brabam pen. " nnum, mc new panerns mt ine lowest prices. iavlteft. Antique Furniture, Crockery, etc., them three hundred feet tall and which we made in the early Iaspacttoa and Sold. morning Bought straight as an arrow, and.one hundred of July 8. All along the line are im- A note from E. L. Johnson dated REID & TODD, Jewelers and Opticians, Correspondence? ted. Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Main St., Bridgeport. feet from their base 12 foot logs may mense wheat fields, with crop now July 18, and written from. Cripple 1054 Mala Street, Bridg sport, Coam. NEWTOWN 3 THE BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1904.

and luxuriant foliage. This row is Carroll, died at their home on Reser LOCAL AFFAIRS. fully fifteen rods long and toe plants voir street, Monday. &v HOTEL NOTES. set close together and following the (GfTCBOtf SfKTTCK BY LIGHTNING. winding curves of the pond make a & Tne fplr. of tne Hetncxust courcn was THOSE WHO TABBY FOB A TIME AHONG Smith, Co., most pleasing effect. struck and Murray ly lightning, Tuesday night, US. JDhe '' C. B.' Osborne and Caro- badly damaged. , Conn. Keliable iioiDie daughter, Mrs Charles Lord of West Hartford MrsC. Buckingham and Mrs John Bridgeport, lyn, of Stepney have bean entertained H. of New Haven were at tbe at the home of George Mitchell. has been a guest tbe past week of Mrs Piatt Store. Mrs Moore and two sons of Benson-- You John H. Baird. Inn, on Friday. Continuing and the store I Cans H. S. T. Crane and Miss S. M. Curtis of throughout July August, hurst, N. Y., are guests of Dea W. E. Frederick Whitehead from the Mitchell. west is wltb his father, Lyman White Woodbury dined at the Inn, on Fri- will be closed at 5 o'clock p. m., 01 Jfiimwooa ror a 01 day. Edmund Burke from Wallingford is fi You head, district, stay Misses Jessie O. and Helen O. Walker of his vacation with bis uncle a few weeks. Tbe Inn as the except Saturdays. spending A u T nnlrtBAArl dViaa mov la Brooklyn passed Friday at and aunt, Mr and Mrs Willis Piatt. ia guests 01 mm opaicnaver. a of Oak mrs ueonaru notcnKiss ana son or new n- - summer, Mr and Mrs Luff's friends from New giving' away free pair Forest Mr our Ten Is of Mrs A. F. Clarke. Can Can witn every 01 men's the guest and York, who have been spending several taps pair prize John D. Eaton of Springfield. Mass. special weeks with them, returned Dome, Sat- with confidence calf balmoral shoes. Price of shoes rent for the Continental Fire Insurance Co. will be only $2 25. Don't miss this bargain. r New York, was In town. Thursday, the clearance: urday. nothing guest of W. A. Leonard. sale her the cans or the Mrs Lucas, who fell and hurt wrong with A bundle whist party will be held at the Inn two weeks is able be about utensils cans, this week, one of his prize high bred on night. Goods ON self ago, to 40 right right Saturday Wash IS tne House, aaugncer, Mrs tsarto, ht.AnKllH- - riirht. nrlmn. If von Collies to Louisiana parties. The price Luke B. Orockett or Bridgeport was at the tier tj was 800. Inn, over Sunday. is helping her with her work. fri buy tbem here. for tne dog Mr and Mrs George H. OUnghan of Pitts- As is our custom and to make room for fall Mr and Mrs Willis Piatt are enter etQ Mason's Jars, New Light-nin- g Everybody should go to the Boston burg, Pa., have been passing a few days In Miss Genevieve Fenn from Jars, Preserve Jars, Pick-J- l store and get a pound of that fine cof town, stopping at the Inn. stock we have marked down Oxfords, Canvas taining le Jar Bub- - fee for 15c pound. If you jj'. oi. iawrence, general loreman oi tne a. Shelton.' Jars, Jelly Glasses, ! only per try N. E Telephone Co., and J. W. Ladd, general Dept. Quite a number are through haying. mi Ders an tne gooo Kinas. It once, vou will buy more. superintendent of tbe same company, and Shoes, etc. Others are anxious for the sun to Granite Sauce Kettles, Lisk M. A. anK8 ano daugnter, Mimrea, son, H. W. Flint, Robert Hunter, Jr. and W. week. Enameled Kettles warranted were of Mr and Mrs D. Tuttle. W. L. Sheridan and F. W. Osborne. month our store is shine to dry the bay cut last guests, Sunday, all of New Haven, have been in town, stop Sensational Offers for r Cotton Dress Goods. If you need anything this Misses jnora lain ana ixnxie wrignt J; for five (years. Largest quan- C. H. Banks in Plumtrees. ping at tne UTana uentrai notei. the to save from New York are visiting menus in tities and varieties. place money. South Britain. to TRUMBULL. TRAVEL, IMPROVINQ. The regular season for Cotton Dress Fabrics AdolDh Scblelke of JVew York is selling may POPULAR SUMMER TOURS. - Now Were spending bis vacation at bis home in CHESTNUT HILL NOTES. have reached its climax, but what of that when now is the very- Liictie xorK. Mr and Mrs W. F. Randall attended The travel on trains dnrlnff the earlv Dart Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, $1.19 $1.50 Wesley Fowler's little boy. who has the funeral of Mrs Sturges Randall in of July was not what was expected, but in the time to wear them and the reductions are than at confined Hard last weeK nas snown an improvement, ion price greater been to the bouse with scar' jThe Danbury East Norwalk, last Wednesday. is the impression given by The Recreation Kid 1.19 1.50 let fever for seven weeks, is able to go Mrs J. E. Wrinkle has sold her farm Tourist Co., whose trips to Block Island, Sara- time this season few of low-price- d Oxfords, Ausable White Mountains and any A the many buying ont the door. 4S ware Co., to Mr Schmid of Bridgeport who will toga, Chasm, as 1.67 2.00 Keuhne's who has to St Louis are being better patronized, and : Kid Oxfords, Mrs Fred sister, take possession next week. no pleasanter way exists ler talcing an outing chances in this department been ber, bas returned home CJ on on tne than to Join one of these personally conduct visiting a An7 OKI 1U"n;n u work tne state road long reduced to attractive to care for ber mother, who is sick. aJ x maul kj , Hill road from the town line to tbe ed tours. Everyone should geti a copy of "The Children's Oxfords w. qW New England Tourist," at the office of Law All are elad to near tnat .Dea in. )lace of Mrs Samuel Beach is now be rence Taylor, ticket agent of the N. Y. & N figures. Mitchell is better and able to be Danbury, Conn, to ne pushed and it is hoped to have the r. road, f ally describing these tours, and by 29 inch stripe and figured Lawns and Special lot of Mercerized Gingham around the house. work in about two weeks, taking one of these trips enjoy all the comfort with neat with completed ui modern travel ror tne lowest possioie price, Batistes, light grounds Skirts,ezcellent quality.trimmed John Pierce and Fred wentscn Mr iiamiin or Danbury, wno nas re colored and dote, excellent two hemstitched value tl.50. went to return a lot figures ruffles, Waterbury, Saturday, cently purchased large building WORK1NQ NIOHT AND DAY. worth 10c. Sale 5c Sale 89c each. ing with an automooiie. of Mrs George Beckwith on the Long quality, price yard. price Hill road, is to build a nouse on tne Tbe busiest and mightiest little Sheer Corded Batiste, pretty printed Skirts made of fine quality Mer of her mother in Jockey Hollow, Mon lot at once. Work on the cellar bas ever was made is Dr dots, figures and lace effects, worth cerized Satine, trimmed with hem- E6? Benhocm Shoe Co., STEPNET. thing that roe. already been betrun. Charles H King's New Life Pills. These pi 121c. Sale 6ic and rutiles, value $1.25. Sale H. Garder has his house on son have the contract for list- - price yard. stitching Pepper Sweezy and change weakness into strength, 36-inc-h . or Dram-ra- g Percales, Stripes, figures and price 98c each. n Derby. Conn. LAWN FBTB FOB AUGUST. street lull JNew York guests. tne carpenterywork. . lessness into energy. into The Ladies' Aid will Mr and Mrs Albert Provost visited mental power. They're wonderful in dots, on light or dark ground, large Colored Mohair Skirts, Blue, Green, Baptist society in week. 1 give a lawn fete at the home of Mr friends Bridgeport, this NEW PRESTON. building up the health. Only 25c variety of patterns, worth 121c. Sale Bed and Champagne color, made with Mrs M. B. fore Mr and Mrs C. L. Smalley will start box. Sold by R. H. Beers & 8c accordion $3.25. and Hawley, the part a 300 mile price yard. plaited flounce,' value about Friday, August 5, for V Betts & 32-ln- of August. Watch next week's issue THE LOCAL NEWS. Co., Newtown; Betts, Sandy Holly Eatiste, light and dark Sale price $2.75 each. for full A fine is automobile trip through New York ' Hook; W. G. Noble, New Milford; W. north of 0. G. Downs' Ihouse and particulars. program state and will be about Mr Boley's cottage at Lakeside is ground work, all colors of dots and Skirts made of fine Black OUR NEIGHBORS. part being prepares ror tne occasion. gone three B. Hawley, Sherman; A. w, Twiss, quality will begin housekeeping at once. weeks. During Mr Smalley's absence completed, ready for occupancy. Bethel: Bros.. Georgetown: figures, also and corded effects, Colonial Cloth, trimmed with fitted Miss Good now Air Morrison oi wno nas Connery stripe Mabel has returned Jerome Nichols will take charge of Bridgeport, G. D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; E. value 15o. Sale So flounce and narrow hemstitched LONG HILL. from a visit with friends In New York. Miss Edith Falrcbild has visited his blacksmith shop. ' been for four weeks a guest at E. B. price per yard. to Galatea and Duck flounce. Sale $2.75 each. William McDonough and Jerry Col her brother in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr and Mrs A. B. Curtis have visit Holcomb's, returned bis home, last West Cornwell; Peck & Co., Brookfield Canvas, Printed price lins of Brooklyn spent Sunday here, Mr and Mrs Arthur Morgan of ed friends, in Shelton. this week. Saturday. ' uenter: w. Suitings, good assortment of colorings Excellent Values in Black Silk 11. tfOBX, a J. neenier, jurooitneia TTBMS FROM OUB BCBIBK'B NOTE BOOK. the guests of M. J. Mo Donounh. Bridgeport have been guests of Mrs The surveyors have been at work. uev A. gave sermon, last Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station. in stripes and dots, worth 19c Sale Moreen Skirts, made with ruffles and Miss Edna French has gone to Der L. V. Slade. this week, surveying about tbe depot. Sunday morning, upon "Trusteeship S6.25. A merrv nartv of iong people from the price 10c yard. plaitings, values $3, $4 and Sale Miss Mabel Hadley entertained by for ta visit with ber friend, Miss Mite Vera Hubbell is visiting her It is supposed are making the its duties and responsibilities." eld a moonllcht nlcnlc they i Street and vicinity Dimities and in all $2.75, $3.50 and $5.50 each. friends from Bridgeport, last week. Ethel Hansen, who bas been spending uncle, rauott uuooeu, in JNaugatucit. survey for tbe new depot. The carpenters finished work upon on tne snore oi ranncon Dane, on weanesaay Lawns, the popu prices Mr and Mrs David Smith and son of a few days witn ner nere. Mr and Mrs George Clinghan of Elmer Banks leaves, next Monday. Dea D. Burnbam's residence, last ri evenlnar. Refreshments were served, ana lar colorings for Shirt Waist Suits or (Left Aisle, center.) Bridgeport were the guests of Mr and Alfred Dilliston bas accepted a po- Pittsburgh, Pa., have been guests of for a stay of two weeks at tbe St Louis day, and returned to New Milford. singing and rowing on the lake made the Children's worth Mrs as W. usoorne. A. G. the latter time pass all Itoo quickly. Tne night was a Dresses, 121c, 15c, Charles Jennings, Tuesday. sition clerk with N. Hurd at his Mrs u. hj. exposition. Caskey passed part lerrect one ana every one enjoyea tnemseives 10c Hammocks Of All Kinds. ... and 17c Sale price a yard. MnlCE. Sherman is entertaining store. , Misses Florence and Florine Slade Morris and Lina Nichols of Shelton, of lastreek over Sunday in New mmensely. Those present were Misses Susie friends from out of town. "Mrs John Thomas wants the have a week in with with two Florence York City. and Clara Beers, Mabel 1 starves. Msrv Keat-- Large assortment of fine Percales on public spent Bridgeport, their schoolmates, was Ins. . Anna Hamburger. Anna Carlson and To hang under trees, to swing Mrs Jobes and son are spending two to know she is selling ice cream at her Mrs Carrie Morgan. and Hattie Valentine, of Shelton are . Noble Bennitt of New Milford a Fanale Messrs Oscar. Gustave and Cambrics, tbe popular Shirt Waist - - iv E. H. Over Andrews, .and porch or veranda and for children at weeks in New Mllford. home. Wednesday and iSaturday. She Bev Mr DiKeman and wife .have guests, this week of Mr and Mrs Ed guest at Beardsley's last and John Carlson, Curtis Glover, (Frederick material, worth 19c. Sale price 121 yd' Miss Katie Finnell Is visiting friends also has all kinds of temperance drinks spent a few friends in wards ST Beardslev. Sunday. w. Andrews, ueorge Kaneis ana uariton borne or at picnics, dozens of styles daya. visiting Smith. ; and and in Botsford. lor sale. Long Island. "Never Sweet, Orr, and Bockwell . Harold Judson of Bethel is passing Silk Fancy Muslins, stripes and colors. Bip, 10 Mr Miss M. Mtss Fannie Hall and Miss Annie E. Kubne of Boston bas a fine are . days at his grandparents here, Grace Smith of North Haven. Harrr figures, good assortment of colorings J. spent Sunday Arthur Tyrrell bought Brothers' overalls tbe best make O. of At $1.00 Full size, open or canvas Gorman have returned from a visit in witn Mr ana Mrs w. jn. mum. driving horse of Newtown parties. on and we have a and Mrs E. Hull's. . Beers of New Haven and Eric Barker worth 25c, 371c Sale 17c a the market large ' On account of beef our WaUlngford have been recent guests of It. G. price yard. weave with pillow, spreader and Waterbury. - Mrs Harriet Bradley of Hollis Cen .suss neiue Bridie i& visiting airs stock to select from. Also a good line the strike seers at uiiunK (Left Aisle, front.) , Green Wednes- is Rumrlea BridireDOrt. R. H. has felt valance. Charles moved, last ter, Me., a guest, this week, of Mrs in or men's working smrts at reasonaDie butcher, Armstrong, Miss to - Kate Damp Is the guest, this week, of from tenement to Mr O. G. Downs. Miss M. Miss Fair- to native cattle in - Canvas weave day, Hadley E. Seeley, Edith prices. Stephen French, at the De obliged slaughter uiaeon a. vamp. . , At $L39 in stripes Dlsbrow's on cross Canfield Millem order to tbe Women's. Underskirts. house road. Mrs A. Mrs Sadie Miss tbe within . the J. and child and have returned pot. ; bring price . i and plaids with pillow, spreader and Mr and Mrs Sherwood S. Walker Welsh of were last from a of a week at the beach. reach of. anyone's nocketbook here. The selectmen and treasurer will be In Bridgeport guests, stay aliaYkt. valance. have returned from their wedding trip week, of Mr and Mrs C. G. Downs. Wilbur F. Selleok of Judd's district BETHEL. Wa AnmrnlttH a armr 'in nnr slon at the Brick building, Saturday, the 30th, Gingham Skirts made of Bates Seer and will make their home for the pres- Mrs Leroy Sherman is spending bas Bold his farm to James M. Baker correspondence, last week, in stating irom inu, sucker, fast colors, trimmed with two ... At $1.50 Extra large, canvas weave, ent with David Walker at Long Hill. few days in New Haven with friends. of New York, who will take possession, tnat an DiacE oass "less man seven Somen of former 75c ' with pillow, spreaders nd valance. M. A BKNBFIT SOCIABLB. inches must be back Crofntt Westport, ruffles, value SI. Sale price each. Mrs J. Haugh has returned to her wis week. next week. Mr Belieck win bold an In length cut ly or sanay hook, aiea suddenly in home in New Brighton, N. after a "Kit" is a for your auction his place. .Thursday. Au On Friday evening of this "week, into tbe lake." It should have been 71 J., liquid spraying at sociable will be held In Nichols' Derby, Tuesday night, aged about two Iweeks' visit with ber mother, cows and horses with, and which Is gust 4. sale to begin at 1 o'clock, when opera in accordance with the law "less than years. He is survived by bis wife, two MrsN. HalL .. - v guaranteed to keen the flies from both- he will sell his stock, tools and house-- bouse, for tbe benefit of Frank Reagan, eight inches." Take notice and gov Cornelia Crofutt and Mrs who a of P. T. ; Bar-- daughters, Miss Bote Keenan of Bridgeport has erlng them. It also kills lice and will noia gooos. is member Court era yourselves accordingly. R. E. Dutcher, and one son, Walter been the of Miss Mae Mallette. ben bouse free from all has his house full New num, F. of A., and Eureka Hook & A. H Bolles was unfortunate in hav guest keep your M.Ehlen of Ladder Crofut. He was a member of Hiram Miss Sadie B. Craft is spending two kinds of vermin. A gallon can 76c, at York guests. Co., two organizations of this ing seven acres of mown grass out dur R. A. M.. Hiram loage. F, . under whose bene- chapter. weeks at Fairfield Beach with friends w. tiura's store. . Arthur Penfield of Danbury was a town, auspices the ing the rain of Friday, Saturday and A. M.', and chapter, O. E. S from New York, at Mrs John Gaoler's Pure leaf lard in 10c over of Mrs Charles fit will be given. Music for tbe danc- over Sunday. Jepbthah ' bulk, per pound guest, Sunday, He was highly esteemed locally. cottage." "" r at W. N. Hurd's store. Wheeler. ing will be furnished by tbe Eureka - Mrs and a number of Prime sweet corn from O. L. Briscoe's But A Few of Those Mr and Peter Gabler are spend- Charles Kechle, wbo is running Mrs Mrs W. C. Williams and children orchestra, large tic SOTJTHBTJRT. garden Co.. kets have sold. There Is will be on sale, Saturday, at a. E. Sanford A ing two weeks at the St Louis expo- ta. uiarK's rarm in rasnua cms year, are at Mllford Beach, for a short stay, alreadyfbeen Oo. s market. sition. i; ( .. , y - has four acres of the finest corn your Mr and Mrs Elam Corning of Bridge every indication that tbe attendance A LAWN FETE. Mlss Sadie has seen were 01 will be large. A large delegation ,1s If you need any fruit jars for canning visit Hoyt is entertaining correspondent this year. It port guests, Sunday, Mr and A lawn fete will be given by the la s friends from Eaaton. is now all filled out and has large ears Mrs Edward expected irom uanDury, ana a special urnest nawiey-- store at tiawieyviiie ne Suits Coming. car will be run to the dies of tbe Church of the Sacred can supply yon. Outing The Ladies' whist met with Miss on it. It is reported that Edward Osborne that city at Heart, Southbury, on the evening of Carrie Walker, Saturday afternoon. close of the sociable. 2. There will be a If you are in Shelton, it will always be to Miss Ada Lyon, of Mr and soon move Tuesday, August your advantage to stop at D. N . Clark's hard daughter SOUTH BRITAIN. L.V. Slade's house and will drawing for a very pretty sofa pillow ware store if yon need anything In his line.; Mrs Keplar H. Nichols of Bridgeport, there. Martin Lynch has returned to his presented by the Reverend Mother at He can save you money. At Half Price and Leo Oharles Gabler were married, John H. Allen has left for a duties at tbe Ellis Wood Working Co, Middletown. Mrs who has A fishing MacQuaid, Mrs John Brady and daughter, Mary,"" of Saturday, July 23, at the home of the PUBLIC BBNCFAUTOR. on cne .racmc coast. arter naving a montn's vacation. been a summer school are a week X. Bnee- - 1803 trip - conducting at Bridgeport spending at J. bride's parents, Clinton ave., The long row of geraniums set out Adalbert Hubbell has sold bis step- Miss Genevieve Brennan of Reser the convent in Newtown will sev nan s. . Bev W. D. Beach on to voir street is relatives in New give Left at Burr's. Come in quick if Bridgeport, by of by Mr Hawkins the bank of the per Danbury parties. visiting eral elocutionary selections. Tne Mtss Mc Claran a audience the Grace Methodist church. Mr and pond near his presents a beau- is rumored that Mrs Lucretla jersey. a delighted large . factory It young people anticipate very pleas- iir.Bui.ni. u.uv, mi wis autvu u. iu nu ; of this Mrs Gabler have taken rooms in the tiful show, being now in full bloom Lane bas purchased the old homestead Tbe infant son of Mr and Mrs W, ant time as there will be and ditton of"Romeo and Juliet. the nrLlbran you'd take advantage exceptional bargain dancing will net about f98 from the entertain an Kinds or rerresnments. A run or treasury " chestra will be in attendance. ment. ... . Full particulars of the ,t sale of cloth. ' Ing at the store of Levy pothers, on PageS. WARREN. And Not Mtvny Straw Hats NEW MIlYoRD. ' Left At the Half Price. - MRS LUCY MORROW. George Tousaint has secured the po Mrs Lucy Morrow, widow of John sition oi i am tor oi tne united uanK Morrow, died on Sunday at her home Building. There were several appll These straws, remember, are all in warren, agea is. years. Kne lssur cations ror tne situation. Lake of New York vived by three sons, Henry, John and Frank has been this year's hats. , Sale mace morrow, mrs Morrow was a visiting his brother. Charles Lake. lady of lovable character. For 10 years Dr Battam is entertaining his Such bargains at this store mean unusual bargains or more sne nas oeen a great sufferer brother, Albert Battam. irom rneumatism. xne runeral oc- B. Flndley of Chicago is in town. for the buyer. YOU KNOW WHAT THAT flEANS. curred on Tuesday. Funeral Director A fine concert was given rb tbe South Thomas of New Milford had the ar-- Dover juetnoaist cnurcn, xnureaay rangements in evening, a. Li. uonsey tooK part, giv charge. a selection on mean 9 ing the pianola and It you'll have a chance, beginning Saturday, July 30th, to buy our good Clothes, Straw Hats WASHINGTON. directing tbe chorus. Miss Long of 8L New York, soprano soloist, sang several Howard Burr Co., and Furnishings at very unusual prices We're bound to make each season take care of itselt, and to that NEWSY NOTES. selections. Tbere were songs by H. C. Harris, Collins and Louis S. 199 Main St., Danbury, Conn. end have sorted out broken lots and offered some of the choicest of the season, below value Mr and Mrs Wing, who have been Percy m m 9 A A 1 Vk. a m. m . .things...... way e Richmond and the male quartet se 10 tbe guests of Mrs Richards,-hav- re "How miss we warn reacn every man in uanoury and vicinity, not only to tell him how good our clothes are, but turned nome. lections, "I'll Return," I Dea those little Footsteps" and "Doan you how little money it takes to get them. You'll get the benefit now. We will stand the loss. Here are a Seeley and wife are nicely in cry, ma Honey," were sung by Messrs stalled in the cottage at Powell See- - Collins, Harris, Conkey and Richmond. few cut prices just to give you an idea of what's going on. leys ana able to receive their friends. The latter also assisted the church Although they may not be lonely still is a choir with the chorus selections. it quite change from their busy The Fire Association meeting, Mon iarm uie. day nignt was lively. After consider Excursion To Hen's Suits. Boys' and Children's Suits. Misses Fannie and Florence Gibson able discussion Nicholas Staub made a Popular 1-- days in New Haven last OPENS AUGUST. At $7.60 All our $9 and 910 suits, comprising fancy 'cheviots, cassimeres A swell assortment of stylish suits for the young fellows, sizes 2 2 to wees.spentafew motion that the meeting adjourn, 8. and black thlbets and blue serges, well io, xNorwaiK, Buster crown, aouoie breasted blouse and three-piec-e suits at which was carried. ' stylish patterns, made and trimmed. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Wanzer made a At. Kti All nnr arto. and B.13 Rn oiilta a , w great reductions. ' The band concerts are a great at AV ww wa JJ dm.vo .uin .UJKwlam. AOUKG JL j lOOUlUiillUlOvi AIBU flying visit home on Ji , WW 3 . 1 1 . - . . At 91.79. All our 2.00 and 2.50 double at Monday after Charles Plans Pleasure " " ana OlUe boys' breasted, Norfolk and noon. traction. Enterprising ,iiuo, uueiy uuiureu, xauujr uueviuba, pure wursbeus, oiaos. Clays Serges, blouse suits, black, blue and fancy cheviot. is out with a subscription book solicit- Twelfth Year of alngle ana double breasted Borne splendid suits for stout men in this 92.48. Hart Sherwood is a guest at Thorn At Our entire stock of blue serge and fancy cheviot suits, double ton ing contributions for the maintenance breasted, blouse and Buster Brown reduced 3.50 Cogswell's. of band. Norfolk, styles, from ana Mrs the BeacK At 3.98. A splendid assortment of two and three-piec- e suits, Norfoiks hi Josepn wetterau were Unclaimed letters remain at the and cheviots, black and blue serges and these suits are hand tailored with blouse blouse and Buster nome over Sunday. addressed Sereno Seashore) Resort thlbets; pants, Brown suits made of fine serges and che- Mrs H. G. postoffice to N throughout, the cut is swell, many of them have peg top trousers and have viots, some with double seat and knees, all of tbe finest tailoring, formerly Smith of Hartford is the Ayres, Harriet C. Hyde, Mary H. formerly sold for 915 to 918. sold from 5.00 to 6.00. guest or Mrs Jordan for a few days. . -- H Tviesdtvv. 4. foKt.iva.1 Kennard, Dr Kennedy. George August Stillman The school and Sunday fair Jackson, postmaster. Schedule aad Excursion Rates on Tuesday afternoon and evening was Train . Leare Rate Children's Wash Suits. a fine success both socially and finan- BRUTALLY TORTURED. Men's Suits. Over 200 New Mllford. 7.40 a. n 0 85 Outing In blouse and Buster Brown styles, the best suits made of galateas and cially. had supper and most 7.35 " .85 93.00 79c, 98c, oi were A case came to light that for persist- Danbury, At All the fancy mixtures formerly sold at 95 and 96. chambray at 91.48, 91.98, formerly sold at 1.25. 1.50. 2.00. 3 00. tne articles sold. Superin- and unmerciful torture has urooKneia junction, T.56 " .75 College. 96.50 All and cheviot 8.50 to 9.00 At 19c. Children '8 wash crashes i 25c. tendent W. T. Kilbourn several ent perhaps HawlervUle. 8.07 " At the homespuns fancy suits from pants, and galatei reduced from gave Golobick 8.15 " two-piec-e 44c. 50c - side shows never been equaled. Joe of At 98.90 Our entire stock of land At All our and 75c knee pants, cheviots, and mix- which he said oast 10c and 8 56 ' suits;, homespuns crashes, tures. corduroys were 2c. Colusa. Cal., writes: "For 15 yean I Due Bridceoort formerly sold at 912 and 13.50. worth hut And Pleasure Beacb Steamer at 9.30 a Business, endured insufferable pain from rheu Soeclal Excursion Tickets will be good, go GREENFIELD HILL. matism and nothingv relieved me ing and returning, only on above date and Hen's Suits. Men's Pants. though I tried everything known. I trains. Shorthand, Young Our high grade men's trousers will be sacrificed during this sale at ex-- Mrs Ernest Millard and children ar e came across Electric Bitters and it's This is a Limited Excursion. Mer-wi- n. At 94.90 A lot of sizes 14 to 20, broken some 97 tremely low prices. tbe guests of Mr and Mrs George the greatest medicine on earth for - suits, sizes, worth from A com- No tickets are sold beyond tbe seating cat- to 98.50. At 91.29 All our 1.75 and 2.00 for work or that trouble. few bottles of it DSCltv of tbe train. Buy tickets In ad Typewriting, pants, good business; black and cured me." your on At 96.50 All our 8.50 and 9.00 black and blue and and grey stripes. George Wilson bas recently bad tele- pletely relieved Just vance and avoid dlsaDoolntment tne day fancy cheviots, serges 91.89. Our 2.50 connections in his house. as good for liver and kidney troubles of tbe Excursion. Civil Service. thlbets; well made garments of stylish cut and patterns. At entire stock of and 3.00 fancy cheviot and cassimere phone put RETURNING, tbe excursionists will leave for Mr and Mrs George Sherwood of and debility. Only 50c. In season At 99.50 A splendid assortment of: handsome suits, I finely tailored, all pants, good enough any purpose. mrm general Pleasure Beacb, by steamer. to reacb At 92.98. Our fine assortment of worsted and Weston were guests of relatives in Satisfaction guaranteed by R. H. Bridgeport Station at &30 p m. at wbicb time the new patterns, single and double breasted, reduced from 12.00 and 13.50. fancy cheviot trousers & & No Entrance Examination. At 911.00 All our 15.00 men's formerly sold at 4.00. Greenfield, Sunday. Beers Co., Newtown; Betts Betts, neturn rraia wui aepan young suits, pretty styles, hand tailored, 93.98. Mr and Mrs Hook; W. N. New Mil- No Classes. fine black and blue thlbets, fancy worsted and cheviots. At All our fine worsted pants, tailored in the best'of fashion, re- Henry Raymond and Sandy Noble, The New York. New IHaven ft Hartford duced from 95 and 96. son were in town, Tuesday. ford; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; A. W. Kaiiroaa uo., Negligee Shirts. Mrs Clarence u. Banks, who has Twiss, Bethel; Connery Bros., George- Ball Lines West of New London and WlUi and Men's been seriously ill, is now slowly im- town; G. D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; mantle Ten PerCent Discount 39c of famous Boys' Furnishings E. Hawley, Hawleyvllle; R. F. Smith, O M. 8HEPARD, Gen Supt At Our entire stock toe Giant Shirts, reduced from 50c proving. Brookfield Pass. and 59c; sizes 12 to 17. Unheard Of Low Prices In This Department. Mrs Emeline Raymond is on tbe West Cornwall; Peck & Co., O. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Agent Before 20. 91.25 sick list. W. J. Beehler, Brookfield; August At 89o All the good $1 and the best made. White-hemstitche- d Center; Eclipse Shirts, shirt At 3c Handkerchiefs, worth double. Nichols Milbank of New York is Allen arug-- At 91.19 All our 91.50 and $2 Eclipse Shirts. 8c White and Joyce, Koxoury' station, At fancy border Handkerchiefs, wortn 12ic. spending a few days with his mother. gists. Send for Free Ca.talog.ue and At 10c All our 12c Boys' black Hose, sizes 7 to Children's Hats 11 heavy ribbed, 9. Summer Painting about Free Car Fare. Straw At and 17c All our 19c and 25c Suspenders. REDOING. At 48c All our 75c and 91 Suspenders. At 15c and 39c Reduced from 25o and 75c. 7c 25c. At Men's black and tan Half Hose, regular 10c value. The people of will Campaign. At 17c Boys' Crash Caps, worth 8tock f young Redding Horses At .VV0"1 8Plendld of ancv Hlf Hose, lace and silk figures and a dance with good next sizes. give music, Are yon tn bave anv work In the SuripeSt Wednesday night, in the hall over I going aone. and Four-in-Hand- or line Men's Fine 19c 25c s, FOR SALE Palntins aper Hanging ii yon 297, 299, 301 303 Pajamas At All our Bows, all stylish patterns. Sullivan's store. are don't faU to get miv neu 39c our 50c 75c Oft aood noo-l- b work horse. Wall Main 92.50. At All and Tecks, Pour in Hands and Imperials, swell Sis;: Beautiful line of Paper samples ready St., At 79c, 91.39 and 91.79; reduced from $1.25, $2 and patterns. on wall crosa-mateh- sd for your inspection. NO PITY vsry gsatlsmaa's SHOWN. road ttam, 15-- s haads, aooo Iba, eity Danbury, Conn. of Low Prices amd 10 Good Lead, aood Oil, Oood Colors, Men's Straw Hats at Unheard SUMMER UNDERWEAR. "For was me con- broks, 9 ysars old; high lifs, good years fate after actios, and asntls ad spasdy, $500; pho Oood Work Last Oood. JAPANESE BAGS at 19, 29, 39 and 49c; half tbeir real value. Men's and tinuously," writes F. A. Gulledge, Ver- furnished oa Oae 19p Balbriggan, Shirts Drawers; the shirts are made case to of team applicatioa. SUIT CASES at 1.29 and 2.69: reduced from 91.50 and 93.50. with silk trimmed bena, Ala. "I bad a terrible of mar 15-- ? neck, pearl buttons; the Drawers have French facing, pearl 24 veryghaadaome bay naaaa, H. BOYS' WAISTS and BLOUSES at 22c and 44c; in all styles made. buttons and are double 25c piles causing tumors. When all 11 co 8 vears old. ideal or J. Madigan, S. Bluman's New seated; regular value. failed Bucklen's Arnica lbs. lady'a Plan. Salve cured family horse, speedy, great style, actios, Newtown, Conn. Two davs a week with team f me." Equally good for burns and all fearless of autos. Oae 16 -- haads of It the nelirhbotlnff eotnmii.itb. aiiV . aches and 25c at R. H. pair of Harness Goods,. Whips. Ourry Combs. Tie Gomn4 pains. Only blacks, very stylish aad handsome, 4 Hopes, etc. 1 will gather up narnrss Sale fnces Next. Attend It and save Beers & Co.,; Newtown; Betts&Betts, 6 free work and will return it repair Saturday Money. and yeara old, drivers, eity broke, White Teeth be on .hnn tk. Sandy Hook; W. N. Noble, New Mil- fearless and sound. No 1 hearse team. So the lookout for a. Bluman andtlvet,il ford; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; A. W. furnished on and a sweet breath are vour local harness dealer ..H aaoo lbs; a photo applica- as essential to a woman's social success as a of your patronage. Low Prices for cash. - Twiss, Bethel; Connery Bros., George- tion. pretty face and a good complexion. 211 Main town; G. D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; Solution S. JBLUMAN, Sandy Hook. Clothiers, St., E. Hawley, Hawleyvllle; R. F. Smith, Rexall Antiseptic West Cornwall: Peck & Co.. Brookfield Is invaluable as a mouth wash. Sold only at A boy bout 18 or age to H. H. our store. Mall orders filled. E WANTED butcher trado .nHyara - BROS Center; W. J. Beehler, Brookfield; Stevens, on .iri.i- LEW 129 Main Street, Danbury, Conn. self generally useful farm must be used to Furnishers, Ct. Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station, drug Drug Co., b1ci0'id cattle. O. N. Onrtiss, B. P. D Woodbury . Danbury, stores. Telephone 13a. Woodbury.tOonn. Southbury, Oonn. .. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY JULY 29, 1904. 3

chairman of the committee, on public they: are with us, but when they are Financial Institutions. COUNTY health and and of the commit- gone we treasure those admonitions 1 Falling hair, thin hair, gray The Newtown Bea FAIRFIELD safety and actions we last heard, saw and tee on Putnam Memorial camp. Sen- felt. What instruction of all Christ Hair-F-i air starved hair. Feed your was a hair-foo- CIBODLATION SHERJUir. ator Woodruff member of the gave, more tender, more precious, starving hair with a d CAL-CUR- state sewage commission. Dr Wood- than his discourse including the 1881 00 A It re Newtown January L, ruff married October 17, 1861, Miss prayer, recorded by John, as having Aver's Hair Vigor. renews, feeds, nourishes, Savings oeen J C Aver Co., Last THE QUAKER HILL CONFERENCE. Hannah E. Marsh of N. given between tne passover meai stores color. Don t grow old too fast! L3V.11, week, 4300 Westfleld, J., ana the betrayal. Ana tne large Bank. Sherman people attend in good num- who died February 17, 1889. On Ap- power of his life centers in his death. find man INCORPORATED 1856. Ten SOLVENT bers the sessions of the Quaker Hill ril 15, 1891, be married for his second So, frequently do we it when Page. dies. When has gone, we visiting her friend. Miss Goldsborough Miss Fairchild of Brooklyn have been Dissolves and removes which meets this wife, Miss Lydia J. Allen of Sherman. the blessing Miss Mar. swiftly Conference, year not only feel the loss, but more clearly at the rectory. guests of Edith Fairchild. Deposits, 1, 1904, $733,313.71 stone and gravel (red and white) 13 to 18. The He leaves a daughter, Mrs Georgia Robert Sinclair entertains cousins Miss Edith Fairchild goes to the surplus, 35,000.00 from the Kidneys and Bladder, September preliminary perceive the value of it and the good a thus relieving the pain of Kidney is as follows. Bull of Ellzabetbtown, N. Y. This contained. Tfiose 01 cnarac- - from Brooklyn. shore near Savin Rock for an outing Assets at par value, 704,308. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Colic and avoiding the surgeon's program it traits umora or was of a few weeks. Cftl-ei- 8 m. tells of life and ter we saw and we are led, miss Hubbeii shelton Assets at market value, 839,967.34 knifa. Solvent nreventa Tuesday, September 14, at p. briefly the story the admired, of her aunt. Mrs George Ben Mrs Rachel of is vis- the formation of nric acid in the The Rev Dr Editor of death of one who was among the most when the builder is gone, to emulate. guest Hodge Danbury Deposits of one dollar to one thousand dol- SOCIAL, TOPICS. Blood and corrects those condi- Lyman Abbott, We see the principle that guided and nett, a part of last week. iting Mrs Mary Turney. lars received from any one person In one year. tions of the Stomach which' pro- The Outlook, is expected to make the prominent men of Fairfield county, if a one we feel like Mrs E. B. Hyde of Long Island has Mr and Mrs Emerson Livermore of duce Gout poisoning and Rhea noble sustaining town. Cal-cu- ra Solvent is address. His theme is "The and yet it conveys only a hint of all Thus does God to us been visiting relatives in Bridgeport have been guests of Burr MAN OR BKA8T. BY O. O. WRIGHT. opening it. impart Mead. President: DAVID C. PECK. of in the Life of Dr Woodruff did during a long and knowledge why He has thus dealt Expression Religion, us. hv of him Elbert Hull and family of Bridge- Treasurer: ARTHUR T. NETTLETON. To-day- active life. Back in seventies with and this revelation As the moral and spiritual part of Dr. David . very the us more GREENFIELD HILL. port have been guests of Mrs Charles Kennedy's was school town of self, He seeks to draw closely our nature is the highest and noblest Prof Frank K. Sanders, Dean of be visitor for the to him. There is mystery round F. Nichols. New Medicine CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES. element of our complex being, in the Yale Divinity School, presides at the Sherman and thus made the acquaint- about him it is true, but so unlike the It expels gall stones, gives health to the Liver and ance of all and in the or ana so amerent exercise of which we are nearest to curse bilious colic and constipation. Dr. David opening meeting. the boys girls mystery other goas, Miss Bertha Morris has been the PLATTSVTLLE. from all Mer-wi-n Cal-cn- Solvent outcome "old flatiron" town which he loved so that deity which materializes of Misses Edith and Ethel & the Divine being and life, and most Kennedy said of It, is the Wednesday, September 14, a class our relations He is over- guest BURR . with him. for a few KNAPP, like unto God; so the life in4 of my long experience as a Physician and Surgeon for Bible study, conducted by Dean well. He was a quick and accurate shadowed with infinite love and days. TIDINGS FROM HOYDEN'S HTLI. Bankers & spiritual andI consider It the greatest achievement of my life." of was that Will mc K.ay nas returned to Brook Mrs Cal-cu- ra Wed- reader human nature and in S. Wisner Brokers, us should dominate our minds, hearts Write to the Company, Kennedy Row, Sanders, occupies the flrst hour, mercy that includes the tenderness of lyn after spending his vacation at the has three little girls 901 MAIN STKEET. RRIDJEPOKT, OONN. Bondont, N. T., for a free sample bottle. Large one each terested in all that to pub the divine Fatherhood. When the from Bridgeport as guests for a time. and wills in all that we do. nesday, and continues, hour pertained parsonage. C. C. Salmon and E. B. bottles (L00. All druggists. Conference. lic affairs, town, county state and na- disciples were with the Lord on the 'rne tea given by tne Village im Sherwood The life of the flesh is temporary Remember : one Dr. David Kennedy ever lived morning, throughout the made a short visit to latter's old Bridgeport Mortgage Loans, Only to 28 Dr Mount and the 'cloud overshadowed provement society at Mrs William the and life of Bondont, of and be sure you This series of clear and tional. Up about years ago, a home at week. 4 and 5 cent. perishing; the the spirit is h City Kingston, N.T., thoughtful them you remember there came was a success, both financial Rockaway beach, last paying per bis net and latstt Cal-cu- ra Solvent, Woodruff was a when Bradley's Edwin eternal, and like unto that of God. get medicine, expositions of Scripture, interspersed democrat, but voice to them out of the cloud. To and socially. ' J. Leonard, who has been on val- ly the milk for E. B. Sherwood for Southern Mortgage Loans, And as St Paul "The mind of with and discussions, makes he found that republican principles day, dear friends, you are in the miss Bessie Arcnioaia nas been enter wagon says: questions where cloud is but Christ two weeks, has returned to Bridgeport. pay lnit 8 pur cent. the flesh is but the mind of For the Kidneys, a daily attendance Of special profit to were more nearly in accord with his ley the dark; taining Miss Fowler of Brooklyn, N. Y. death; the is near and from the cloud overshad Mrs Jessie uankB nas been tne guest Cornelius Simmons has sold his Traction is life and peace." Therefore Liver Blood. Bible students. "The Psalter," will vlews,be became a republican and con there is a voice and while phonograph and purchased a new one Water, Mght, Power, spirit and to owing you it of G. A. and M. E. Banks for a few of and Industrial we should live in the spirit unto God, be the theme of the lessons. tinued be one, steadfast, active and says, "What I do thou knowest not weeks past. the same kind. Bonds, C. D. of until the hour of his death. now" also says, tnou Leroy Clarke's hired man has left. 5 cent. and not in the flesh to the world, the has spent a few days with Mrs A. Prof Frank Porter, D, Yale influential, it "Hut, snait Mr and Mrs Koos and daughter are yielding per on He had attended every understand hereafter." The glass spending the summer at Mrs Clarence The Goldstein Brothers have pur- Securities sold aad end of which is corruption and death. Lambach. University, speaks "The Signifi- republican will not intervene. RmiHavlfl chased the late Levi Reynolds' bought, exchanged. cance of Book Re- state either as a darkly always place, Real Estate aad Insurance Agents. The greatest possible contrast is that the in the Christian convention, spectator Here we see the plain indication of a xne or tne ureenneid and moved in. 33rd C. v., or for 25 and had a per- young people Letters of Credit, Foreign Exchange. between the life of the flesh and the HEADQUARTERS REOT., ligion. delegate years, wise purpose and we are taugnt in tne Country club are planning to spend 10 life of the To be a man is to GEORGETOWN, CONN. Rev Warren H. Wilson.of Brooklyn, sonal acquaintance with most of the word of God, the only word of hope, days at Flint's cottage, in August. Correspondence Solicited. spirit. that in the of pur- be be at this leading men of the state, and all who development that The ureenneia hiii Sunday school Bean HmeYMHllMwrthcM like God; to a beast is to live the ATTENTION 23BD REGIMENT! presides meeting. pose, if we like one of old, will trust will Beards- - tke A devotional held on Wed- knew him held him in highest esteem. hold their annual picnic at animal life of appetites, desires and meeting, him though He slay us, there shall as ley 28. Vgaatan An Investment Thursday, August 11,1904, at G. A. conducted He was a man of a sorrow come Park, Thursday, July ef natural affections without regard to B. Conn., will be nesday afternoon, will be positive opinions, the fruit of present ueorge mo nay or Ames, ia., wno nas NON-TAXAB- LE ball, Bridgeport, We cannot look IN moral-spiritu- al And of our by Rev Henry S. Coffin, pastor of the leader of men because of natural abili future rejoicing. up been spending the oast week with Dr the nature. when held the 38th annual reunion on this affliction which calls us to- brute-bea- st whose dis- and constant of all that con Gane and family, left on Monday, for Bedford Park ty study to-da- CONNECTICUT a man becomes a he is not regiment. Every comrade, Presbyterian church, y as stroke of abilities does not necessarily keep him New York. cerned the welfare of his fellowmen. gether the wrath, tne st Louis exposition. Summer Time Table 6 cent Bonds of worthy to be compared with the lower will to answer to out or love, yea, or tnat love wnicn Miss Jfiana Buckley nas returned 1904. 1904. per at home, be expected Rev William L). For years he had been judge of pro vastness of animals which in their normal state roll call and bring all the ladies of his George Knox, D., penetrates the eternity home from a visit with relatives In OF THE God-give- lec- bate and came into and from thence will Sanderson are governed by" n instincts, household. Arrangements have been of Union Theological Seminary, thus intimate per itself; bring New Canaan. of sonal relations with a very num- blessing, neaimg, comfort ana peace. The Endeavorers of the Greenfield Bridgeport and Port Jefferson & Co. made with Lincoln Circle, Ladies, tures in the on "The Meaning large to-da- y Fertilizer Chemical and are true to themselves and their evening we all mourn and reel tne force Hill church will hold their picnic at the G. A. B., to furnish dinner at 50c of Salvation in the Great Religions." ber of his townsmen. Very few of of We Steamboat Go. Denomination $500. Price 100 and Interest. Maker. a The is all the first clause of the text. Savin Bock, Wednesday, August 3. The man of the world thinks to person. meeting place Rev Oliver S. Dean, D. D., of Patter- those who were boys when he was a shall miss him who has gone in every All who desire to attend will be heart The, Steamer These Bonds are secured by First Mortgage that could be desired, and a full at- walk full of on the plant of the Company at West Haven, drown his cares and sorrows in is all is needed to insure son, N. Y., presides at this session. boy are left now. They preceded him of life. As a neighbor, ily welcome. 1M miles from New Haven drink, tendance that a depot, .thoroughly a reunion. Let each com- 15, a session to the unknown and faithfully sympathy and kindness. As faithful Albert Whltaker of New Jersey is PARK equipped with switch track, dock and every and to lighten the burdens of life by royal good Thursday, September great and beloved As one who a few his CITY, hipping facility. We shall be pleased to give rade determine to be present. David of interest to Bible teachers is to be he aided those whom they left behind. physician. spending days at father's. (Oapt 0. E. TookerJ will row aa follow: full particulars. means of intoxication and the pleas H. William H. loved and honored the church of God, Miss verna Bronson is entertaining Miller, President; addresses Rev Richard He was, honest and farsigbted. His his when pos- Monday, Wednesday aad Friday: Leave ures of the senses. It is the supreme Hine, Secretary. opened with by cheering by presence friend from out or town. Port Jefferson 7M a m. and iM p. an. Leave The Trust Co. Morse D. Director of Ex- judgement was good and in the school sible. As a man interested in the Bridgeport p. m. 1(19-1- Bridgeport folly of human conduct. The purest Hodge, D., State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. of he had learned so much welfare of the community and exor Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday: Leaie pleasure of the lower nature comes NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. tension Courses, Union Theological experience an A STEPNEY Bridgeport 8.30 a. m. and &.00 pan. IeaTePort was his cised by uplifting public spirit. Jefferson 1.30 p. so. only as it is subject to the moral and Seminary, and Prof Irving F. Wood, that of general benefit that man interested in ail tnat was ior tne Is a loss to as Single Far. 75c; Round Trip Ticket, ELM; the and "I would cough nearly all night of Smith College, Northampton, Mass. death serious the state welfare of this town. He will be NEWS OF THE WEEK. good any time the seesoa. Mechanics' and Farmers' spiritual faculties; the highest we during of which we are long," writes Mrs Charles Applegate, Their theme is "The Child and the well as to the town In which he resid missea in the family; but ah! here Special Excursions: Tickets ejood oaiy oa. Bank happiness capable ot "and could feel there is a sacredness in sorrow Mrs Henry Booth, who has been vis the day Issued. From Bridgeport Monday, Savings re- Alexandria, Ind., hardly and their addresses are to be ed. Appointed a member of the state Mrs From Jeffereoa springs from the spirit In its right get any sleep. I had consumption so Book," that only God can penetrate: a crush iting with Dees for a few weeks. Wednesdayand Friday. Port New Bank Bail Wall followed an discussion. sewage commission, . he went abroad her household to Tuesday. Thursday, Friday aad Saturday. dins, St., Bridgeport lations to the Father of the spirits of bad that if I walked a block I would by open ing weight of grief that only Christ shipped goods Long Fare, Fifty Cents. Confer- to conditions in the cities and Branch, jn. we are sorry tnat Mrs Jan. 1, 1904, 3,033,S81.46 all flesh. To be filled with the cough frightfully and spit blood, but, The annual meeting of the study can lift; an oppressive darkness in j. 8peclsi prices will be gives to Sunday Deposits, spirit when all other medicines three towns of and the re- trial only can il Booth leaves the place. , Schools and Picnic parties numbering 9 or Surplus and Interest, 132,660.93 of God is the supreme condition of our failed, ence Association occurs on Thursday country Europe, that the Holy Spirit Lvon been of more. For further Information eddrese $1 bottles of Dr King's New Discovery of bis luminate. Dear friends, while it is George has the guest being, that we may be pure, wise, good me 58 afternoon, to be followed by a Sympo- sult investigations gave the no come Charles Wilcoxson in Stratford. $3,166,242.39 wholly cured and, I gained full of true that he can more to you, GEO. M. Assets, and To live to the sium. state much benefit, the extent is also true can go to him. Mrs Mary Turney has spent a few TOOKBR, Ageat, of 1 to 1090 received and interest happy. flesh, grati pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed it that you or Port JeCeraoa. Deposits to cure colds, la bron- In the John Graham which is not yet .fully realized. Dr is true in tne sweet Dy ana oy days lq New Haven with her son, F. Bridgeport credited from the first of each month, payable fying the appetites, desires and natur coughs, grippe, evening, it tnat N. B : Steamer Park leaves from toot In of each and all and troubles. Woodruff was a a , meet him on Hodge. City January and July year. Incorpor- al affections, without to the chitis throat lung Brooks, of Cambridge, Mass., Presi- good citizen, kind you may that beautiful Fairfield Ave. ated 1873. regard Price 50 and $1. Trial bottles free at a conscientious shore where sorrow comes no more; Miss Waterhouse of Bridgeport and OIT10BBS l moral and of our nature dent of the American Social Associ- friend, public spirited, spiritual part B. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; A. man and all who know him mourn his and in the blessed hereafter know John L. Weasels, President. is to ignore all that is noblest and best W. Twiss, Bethel; W. N. Noble, New ation, speaks on "First Steps in Social fully of God's present dealing with K. ) loss. more of "old stock" Marshall Morris, vlce Presidents. for the sake of that which is least and Milford; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Betterment." One the you, while together you rejoice in nut Fredk. B. Hall, ( Oonnery Brothers, Georgetown; G. D. Problems has gone. There are few left, but infinite love and dwell in tne no me Li. 8. and Treasurer, most Inferior. Friday, September 16, pre- Catlla, Secretary O' Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. F. Smith, dis- their works will live than Jesus has prepared for you there. Is like in the kitchen or Brook-fiel- d sented by immigration are to be good longer It living West Cornwall; Peck & Co., Mrs Woodruff basement of the bouse while all the W. J. Brook-fiel- d; cussed in addresses by Eliot Norton, the marble shaft which loving friends At this writing, is quite Center; Beehler, erect over care. Mr rest of the mansion of life is closed, Allen Joyce, Boxbury Station; President of the Italian Immigration their remains. feeble and under Dr Dolan's darkened and deserted. It is like Belts & Belts, Sandy Hook, drug Society, and Miss Kate H. Claghorn of Bull came up again on Saturday. The Watertown Sav- stores. afflicted widow and have feeding on the chaff, shucks and refuse the Tenement House Commission, THE FUNERAL OF DR WOODRUFF. daughter the in of of the fruits of the earth while the Mr and Mrs Albert Confelt and fam- New Tork City. These addresses are The funeral of Dr J. N. Woodruff heartfelt sympathy this time Bank, followed an was verv 7 week their of the whole com- ings abundance of the good things which ily of New York are guests of P. L. to be by open discussion. lareel attended, last bereavement, the Lord has for our nourish- evening is observed as Farm Thursday, at the Congregational munity. All public interests for the C. B. MATT00N, President. provided Ronald at the Castle. Friday church. Many from New Milford and ment and pleasure remain untouched ers' a lent. good of the town, church and schools Deposits, Oct. 1, 1003, Is59.848.19 other adjoining towns were present, have lost a valuable Who Undivided and unnoticed. is as though we Miss Zaida Frear, who has visited H. W. Collingwood, Editor of The thus showing the high esteem in supporter. Surplus aad It can fill bis or whom will Profile, were groveling on the earth, digging friends in Canaan and New York state, Rural New Yorker, and Miss Martha which Dr Woodruff was held. Rev D. place, upon Moses, a former the his mantle fall ? Interest commences thelflrst of each month, in the ground to find our chlefest has returned home. Van Rensselaer, of Cornell University, pastor, preached and Is payable January and July 10. ' " sermon from the words, "What I do , are to 'Good n. when, behold Is the expected speak. Roads, Banking-rooms- Pythian Hall Building, treasure, it gift thou knowest not now; but thou shall TELEPHONE SERVICE IN THE SOUTH Oonn. of God, coming down to us from above, Mrs F. C. Sanford and daughter, and "A Reading Course for Farmers' know hereafter," John 15: 7. Rev R. PART OF THE TOWN. and must be found where is laid Eva,have been guests of Mrs Sanford's Wives," are the themes of their ad W. tirichton assisted in tne services. it up Moses in are Largely through the energy of for us, 1n the kingdom of heaven. parents, Mr and Mrs Hosea Northrop, dresses, to be followed by an open dis- Mr said part: God's ways Charles A. Mallory the south part of in Palestine. cussion. T. Arnold of not our ways; and many of his deal- MBerman is to nave service. STAND Be filled with the spirit; live in the J. Pawling, ings with us are hidden in mystery telephone NEW WORCESTER 1904 walk in exercise at this our Air Mallory went to New Haven and spirit; the spirit; the Keane of Zoar last presides meeting. from inquiring minds, uod does took the matter up with Superintend make the chief John entertained, Saturday, September 17, Quaker and many which we do ARD BUCKEYE flOWER! The fliddlesex spiritual nature; it Austin J. Keane of permits things ent Sykes. A representative of the business of life in all you do to live to week, Bridgeport, Hill Day. The exercises of this morn not understand and could not fully company was sent to Sherman and - J. J. McCabe of Shelton and R. Welch understand, were they explained to us Have You Seen It ? The Peer of All Mowers. Guar- Co. God in the culture of the moral-spiritu- al ing are held in the Old Meeting House. with Mr Mallory these subscribers Farmer, of A at toe time, oecause tne unite is cum were ot-- Banking nsonia. James Wood of Mount Kisco, secured in the south part the anteed to Do Perfect Work. In 1875. Now in Its 30th year of faculties, and be a man. It gives bered with the flesh, is well that town: Organized on usit so Orlando Pepper. Fred Barlow. business, on the same plane aa Savings is our duty, and our privilege. We I a historical address "The Purchase He withholds from much; and Warren Allen. M. G. Leach. being State op Ohio, citt of Toledo, each life George , Here Are Some of Its Many Qeod Points: Banks and under the supervision of the State may, if we will, rejoice ever in the LUCAS COUNTY. f Meeting," and Miss Alicia H. Taber that before the curtain of uurgy, ana Mrs uarrie Kogers. since Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is sen- mystery hanjrs: hiding from us, not ha higher drlTe wheels. Insuring the least posslbleTdraft. It Is the highest speeded Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds Lord. In a sense is within our own ior of the firm of F. J. Col. of presents a paper on the It new foot nas new device. The most am- - 1H89. it partner Cheney Pawling, the joys, but also the sorrows machine on the market. It has a lift. It a tilting - the Statute of doing business In the City of Toledo, County manner of in only Miss May Merrick and the Misses cult grass can be cut smoothly with this machine. The anvers weignt psnscuj & 1200, 500, J1000. power. God give us His grace, and if said Arm will living early times. He knows must meet us in lodged per cent Debentures of I00, and State aforesaid, and that that tne ances tne poie, ana tnere is no a ihjuuu ut uw wwu, vu we receive it our wants are pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Following these exercises is the un nathwav of life. This mystery is one Ballard of Danbury have been visiting necks or tne horses, xne is Doitea w uw inuno w m (highest for each and every case of Catarrh that can- poie aouaiy w .. of kindness toward us. A kind- met. So let us be men, and not beasts. not be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh veiling of a Memorial Stone erected great in town. Cure FKANK'J. CHENEY. on House Grounds. ness begotten of infinite love. "We Sworn to before me and subscribed in my the Meeting Up know only in part; we see only in Rev R. W. Crichton has resigned J. B. FAIRCHILD, 6th of December, A. D. 1886. on to manse a L. D. San ford &Co., Miss Llla Lhuiller, daughter of Mr presence, this day adjournment the lawn, part;" says the apostle. Thus God the pastorate of the Congregational (Seal.) A. W.GLEASON. will serued we P. O.: Hawleyville, Ct Residence : Taunton District, Newtown Coaa. and Mrs O. 0. Lhuillier, and Charles Notary Public. collation be to the mem' prepares, if will, daily, for that church, to take effect November 1. 10 Meigs Bldg., Bridgeport, Peck of were married at Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and bers of the Conference Association snbere of life in which He would use Hawleyville acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- us. wnat we ao Know 01 Mrs Laura Sherwood and the rectory in Brookfield faces of the system. Send for testimonials and their guests. nis dealings daughter, Episcopal free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. with us is sufficient, not only for the of have been Rev E. L. Sold all 75c. Sunday, September 18, on Sunday ot for Mary, Pawling, visiting by Whitcome, Wednesday, by Druggists, practical duties life; but that at Mrs Carrie and attended 6. The newly married couple are Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. morning, the Rev James S. Rlggs, D, spiritual preparation which will fit us Rogers', July cne on last Mrs Sherwood Door now home D., of Auburn Theological ior nignesi useiuiness eartn church, Sunday. Screen making their with the i- Seminary, Little Ser j Mr and Mrs Arthur Loper and Miss and the brightest glory of heaven. is nearing the 95th milestone in her Fancy Hining bride's parents at Hawleyville. is expected to preach the Conference Helen of Port ; L. God often afflicts us in a hidden and Loper Jefferson, I., Sermon, and on the wav: life. ooc. No. 10. who have been several weeks Sunday evening, mvsterlous and though we mav Complete, mons, The Consolidated road has just put passing Rev Percy S. Grant, pastor of the in our sorrow wonder why He is thus Charles Hawes has been bitten at Miss Abbie Peck's on the Boule-vard.return- we badly "From the time of discovery, the United in a pump, engine and pipes to pump Church of the Ascension, New York apparently severe; may put aside on the arm by one of bis animals. States baa produced over 12,360,000 000 In gold, water from brook into tank to their home on Thurs- to our wonder and in faith and trust feel Mexico at least SIHI.000,000 and British North the their City, speaks, his theme be announc his is and is honY morifo. iM2.iinri.nnn. The dividends oaid by at The former water day. Mr Loper spoke in an interesting ed later. that severity only apparent Miss Florence Snedeker old ana sliver mines are greater vuau ujo Hawleyville. of Christian not real; for He will ever be true to from for a week's vaca Window Screens to fit window, 5'lvlinria rmld hv all the banks in this coun supply was not sufficient, there being way at the meeting the Notes: Quaker Hill is reached from his word, not to leave or forsake us. Bridgewater, any try, and the dividends paid by copper mines now Endeavor society of the Congregation to our tion. are greater man me uiviuenus pmu uy nit ii so many engines to take water at New York, by the Harlem Division of but give strength according day railroads in tnis country. lymiiuuni nau" al church, Sunday night. New York Central and the trials thereof. And while we Mrs Elizabeth Evans of Great Bar 33to35Cts. er, Aug. S5th, 1903. Hawleyville. the Railroads, sta cannot now understand what He does; about 90 minutes from rington has been visiting at her son's for Mrfleld County, Oonn. most en tion, Pawling, this we can understand, that He BpieUl BtprtmtitiTi J. Howard Peck of Obtuse has been The outing that makes the rom on same everv one whom He chasteneth. at and now gone to her one we are the city. i Albany the loveth Gaylordsville, Summer tyorse Blankets, FRED. Improving his house by building a new joyable impression is the reached at Chatham. And the fact that what He does which Mrs 01mstead's,ln Danbu B.KINQ, bbidgepo'rt. no nave had so road, Visitors comes daughter's, veranda across the front. all after, and trips from Hartford and eastern or we now understand not, with ry. much as to points, the added force of a sudden appear and praise the short outings from on the con 25c up. R. W. Beers and of Water-bur- y Block Ausable Pougbkeepsie West, ance, wniie it may irom its very Mr Herrick is expected from Cuba, family Island, Saratoga, nect road N. cause 11 not have been the week, White with the at Brewster, nature amazement, is the early part of August. guests, past Chasm, Catskill, Mountains, Y. Hill can be reached from more mysterious than if It had come of Mr Beers' J. M. Beers, in conducted Recreation Quaker some those who are a so "Only One Best" brother, etc., by The a three hours' drive across in more deliberate manner. Among enjoying Hopewell. Tourist Co. Get a copy of The New Danbury by Whv should He take the earnest, journ at the beautiful country home Way jor you to realize the best Hay the country New Milford is 12 miles of Mrs S. A. Rumof are: Mrs P. H, is to cut your hay with a Tourist and look them over, faithful workman away, suddenly or Crop Machine England to east. 01 nis Chase. Mr and iMrs Charles N. Rowe. Dekhino Machine, "The If you need any jars for canning, this one will have distant the lingeringiy, in tne strengtn McCormick That Ulves Satisfaction." and if you join you the Visitors who attend the conference rinened years? Is a question about Mrs E. D. Ulrich and daughter and fall, Ernest Hawley at Hawleyville of life. Tickets and all in Miss all of trip your and lunches will find comfort wnicn we Know oniy in part; ana mat Margie Ropes, Brooklyn can supply you at low figures. Call office of bring somewhat remotely. We simply know cnanes Jonnson nas piacea one 01 E. S. Fairchild & Son, formation at Ticket Agent able accommodations Akin roller him up by telephone and he will do Lawrence of N. at hall, that the work stops not because 01 the comfortable Hutchinson AGENTS, Taylor the N. Y. H and and coffee will chairs in his The grounds Machines and the rest. & road. hot tea be secured this: hence feel that the power back swing yard. Mowing Hay Nichols, Conn., H. Mizzen or of is mightier than the workman about bis place look very attractive at Top hotel, at farmhouses, it and show care and thrift. Thomas Holian, the station agent at reasonable rates. A nnai God sometimes disappoints us. We Braham Pen writes 20 times program make our designs on the trestle board Mr and Mrs J. E. Piatt, Miss Mattie Hakes, at Botsford, is enjoying a two weeks' longer of the Conference will be Issued in of life and our for Miss Dora Piatt and Master than any other pen and does it good lay plans, perhaps Piatt, Mlnott Augur, vacation. , ) tne moment tnat we Know Joseph Piatt of Danbury are enjoying on Hook, Ookn, August. forgetting a Mrs The best the market. Sandy Full particulars as to board? etc. not what a day may bring forth. It stay with Mr and Orlando Pep Dealer ia Choice Meats of All Kinds, Mrs Crowe has been suffer Last Sunday night thieves entered may be very in the per. Mary ill, W. B. Sniffin can be had by addressing the promising morning, Full stock of Hardware on hand. Poultry, Vegetables, ste. with the home of in Sandy secretary but In the mystery of God's infinite Mr and Mrs Willard Vandercook of always ing neuralgia. hook, xne entrance to tne nouse Rev Edwary L. Chichester, Quaker wisdom, develop full of disappoint Ansonla have enjoyed a pleasant so was made by forcing open one of the N. Y. ment ere come. We can at Robert Achison's. MrOtte- - Mrs James who has been in Hill, the evening journ W. T. OALUAGHERi Corbett, basement windows. The thieves were out leei uoa does it, but why we Know wiu 01 JNew xorK nas aiso oeen spena Main St., Hook, Ct. Bridgeport for several weeks evidently hungry for they did justice not. His under the mg a week at the same place. Sandy baying 1 A TRIBUTE TO DR WOODRUFF'S purpose, though Hliop niar New F.iiRlarifl Station. Barber her eyes treated, returned, to tne 00a in tne pantry ana ice dox direction of infinite wisdom, is hidden and IIHlrdrcsser. Siitlsfiu'lion in all my work last;wek, Beside the food, the ORY. and to her home in Huntingtown. ; 5'-- only things from mortal vision, and finite thought r;uaranteed. Shop open every day missed were two razors. The upper cannot penetrate therein. We may TASHTJA. 01 tne nouse was not disturbed. Charles L. James of part Editor Whittlesey Pickett, witn tne Keenest sorrow feel the frus Shelton, Conn Mrs J. Huntingtown son of Mason tration of the of our CHRIST CHURCH NOTES. Miss Susie. F. the late Pickett, gives plans, severing C. F. CONGER, has been entertaining We are having a great sale of ladies this fine tribute to Dr Woodruff in joys, but the knowledge we often most The rector has been invited to act of and men's tan oxford also la- is be- as Old Home Week in Boy- - Bothford, Oonn. Candee New Haven. shoes; issue of The Leader: desire to obtain for the present chaplain at Horseshoer andOeneral dies, misses and children's tan shoes Friday's yond our reach? And yet we are not alston, Mass. There win be no ser Expert Hhickstnlth, Dr John N. Woodruff of All first class work at Bottom Prices. Mrs John H. Frank and son visited at greatly reduced prices. Sandy the town of left in utter darkness, lest we despair. vice next Sunday, the 31st. inst. Oome and see me. hook noe store. Sherman, Fairfield county, while There is a rift in the cloud through Horse clipping every Saturday. friends In Brooklyn, last week. a which beams a ray of divine Mrs Peck and children of New Jer riding in neighbor's carriage bright sey are visiting her sister, Mrs L. N Refrigerators, Information is desired mercy and love. "What I do, thou Watch for the Braham Pen Man. regarding to attend a sick call, Mon- un Mallett. wormy ageci ana indigent veterans or Knowest not now, Dut tuou snait a few the Civil war and their wives and wid day night, was suddenly strick derstand hereafter. " There will come Miss Ruth Mallett spent days Ice Cream Ireezers A. M. Briscoe & Son, ows who en "with heart failure and died, a time of the infinite when AND Frederick Wlldman of Botsford, who are eligible and would be glad revealing Miss Treadwell is nook. Conn.. to go to a home if the state He was 69 old. Woodruff the darkness of the mystery will dis Catherine being Sandy has been quite seriously ill, is now Dormitory years Dr s entertained at J. A. Tread well's for NEW AND SECOND would make sucn provision for tnem was born in town of appear ana tne glory of tiod tender rapidly Improving and is able to sit case of old a married the Sherman, Au ness and mercy will be manifest. The time. Oil HAND CARRIAGES In the couples son Mrs Nelson is at the seashore for Stoves. up. period of not less than 20 years prior gust 25, 1835, the of George and light of God's promise penetrates the or Oome In and see us Rebecca Woodruff. re darkness of such an hour as this. For few days. We Buy. Sell Trade. to making application to be made a (Worden) He Miss is home for Jnomas J. Brew of Botsford hill primary condition. Please address ceived a high school education before while He admits that it is He who Mary Sprandel Royal Blue Enameled Steel .Ware, has to Mrs Elizabeth H. Bevin, Chairman hath torn and wounded, He also de week. gone the St Vincent hospital he took up the study of medicine. His clares He will bind and heal Mrs Ella Beers of Bridgeport spent Galvanized Water Pails, York Dormitory Committee W. R. C, East ud 'J. Sprinklers, Dairy NOTICE! in New City, where he expects medical :and surgical education was When the hereafter is ours we shall Sunday at Mrs Jonn w. read weirs, : The place to get your Seed Oats,Orass Seeds, to an for an abscess uampton, (jonn. received at of learn of wise of God Pan Strainers, Milk Pans, Fertilizers, Land Plaster. Poultry Foods and undergo operation the College Physicians then the design all kinds of Feeds and urain is at tne oia reii Bev Patrick Fox accompanied him to and Surgeons and at Bellevue, New in his dealings with us. "Thou shall Iron .Lead etc. Mill For anvthinor in line of acrricul understand does not nec MONROE. Sinks, Pipe, Pumps, able OOGER. Ot. New York, last week the York. In the of bis hereafter," "JJfky'k Botsford, Monday..; tural tools, seeds, hardware, etc., practice profession essarily that we must wait until April 5, 1004. give he was imply Conductor Steam and Hot tne rename Hamilton Hardware uo. very successful. He always we enter tne lire Deyona tne grave NOTES FROM ST PETER'S. Gutters and Pipe, Mrs C. L. Page and children, who of took a and We know of Bank street, Waterbury, a call. deep active interest in pro- may these things, if in The Parish Aid society of St Peter Water Heaters and Furnaces. have been visiting friends in Passaic, for the welfare of the wisdom of God it is best, even this Wed jects general the 01 met at Mrs F. W. Wheeler's, on home. all-gon- side Home, like Samson NOTICE. N. J., have returned e, He filled office town eternity. of week. If you have that tired feel public. the of accomplish more for the glory of God nesday afternoon last Fnr rtinmnion SMowlna Machines, Hay ing ana warn; to get ria or it . N clerk, judge of and he was of A meeting will be held at the rec- Har-- try probate, and the good men, In their death on of Rsku snd Tedders aad Superior David Evans spent Sunday at Clarke's vegetable liver nllla as a rem secretary of the board of education than could in for be tory, Thursday afternoon this Oil on edy for bilious and ailments. they life, though week, to consider the advisability of eeter call Charles Briscoe's in Taunton. dyspeptic He the old Fifteenth dis ing aeaa tney yet speak, even in E. stand unrivaled. Once tried al- represented 1 a class for the of Mis J. They forming study HALL'S, more forcible way than they did W. B. GLOVEU, Agent, ways used. See advertisement in an trict in the senate at the 1897 session while for reason sions; CORN. Mrs.Albert of New York column. could living, the that Oonn. NEWTOWN, Burgnon other of the general assembly. He was the we do not heed their teaching while Pettit of Hempstead, L. I., Sandy Hook, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904

moot and Stockbrldge, Mass , and are tennis oxford shoes in all colors; also Newtown Bee. now guests of Mrs Grace Glover. good line of men's patent calf oxford Blood Will Tell. The 3.uu snoe: mono ties; regular closing A BY & THB CONQREQATiONAL CHURCH. out for $2.25. Sandy Hook Shoe THEORY SUPPORTED FRESH R. H. Beers Co., LITTLE CI CIRCULATION : Store. CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE. THE LADIES' AID SALE AT THE TOWN Newtown, Conn.. July 29, llJ04. lanuary I, IStffi HALL. BERKSHIRE. A RECENT INSTANCE PROVES THAT A SUIT Last 43OO WOMAN'S HAPPINESS IS LARGELY DE- wk, The annual sale of fancy articles, ice PENDENT ON STATE OF HER BLOOD. cream, cakes, home-mad- e candy and Tfirlward Minor of Bridgeport passed wnat-no- t. Mrs When blood is disordered Ten given bv the ladies of the Sunday with his mother, William the every For Pages Congregational church, which for Minor, at J. W. fartnage s. organ of the body is affected unfavor Headquarters many years has been a marked feature Mr and Mrs Harry u. uurus were ably and rails to aiscnarge its func in the summer life of Newtown, will oiifists at H. G. Curtis', over Sunday. tions properly. In the case of every be held Mr ana Mrs unaries ta. minor yasseu woman nature nas maae a special pro mw LOCAL AFFAIRS. at the Town hall, Wednesday or as D. A. vision for a Pdrliculirlyddiptcl! arternoon and evening, August lu. Sunday in Shelton guests at periodical purification Agricultural Implements. c::,r. rhe sale opens at 4 o'clock in the after Wamfir's. the blood and so long as this occurs her ATTORNEY ROBERT C. IHALLETTE, noon and continues on through the Mrs Jerrv Trov is entertaining her health and spirits unfailingly reveal Snaths, Grass Hooks, Hilles, Grindstones, Forks, The for children brother's from New York. the beneficial results. So slight a Scythes, evening. part the family cause as cold or a nervous shock WnO HAS FORMED A PARTNERSHIP win De a 5 and 10 cent snip sale, in a may Rakes, Cultivators, Hoes FOB THE PRACTICE OF LAW WITH which scissors and will be men not averse to saving produce a suppression of this vital IA ! 1 curiosity Young function and is restored she is I .w cj JOHN A. SPAFFORD IN BRIDGEPORT. the largest factors. Some pretty mnnp.v on the sort of clothes they like until it souvenir postal cards, containing views to wear are the summer sale of doomed to misery. The remedy that finding at- has most ana euecuve the Falrtield young op prominent points oi interest in our Meigs & Cr. of Bridgeport most proved prompt Mowers Among county fair town, will be for sale on the of the firm's most in all disorders peculiar to the female Deering men comine to the front Is Robert C. fancy tractive. Many sex, is which sucn of wno table. Those who have made plain noDular lines of this season's smartest that brougnt great Are the machines in the world. They outlast Mallette, formerly Trumbull, and articles for fair are asked reduced to the level relief to Miss Mattie Griggs, of No. 807 lightest running has been admitted to the bar and has fancy the stvles have been Indiana street. con all the formed a law with John to leave them before August 10 with of the price most popular with most Lawrence, Kansas, all of the cheaper machines. We keep part in tick. partnership Miss Mabel E. Morris, chairman of xne oi tuese cerning which she speaks as follows: IMCORPOKATta A. Snallord of Bridgeport, with offices young fellows, suppiy of from some Call and see a at our store in Beers 991 Broad street this committee, or with Miss Julia B is generous,su iuai any yuuuk in the winter iuoz, sample HAMO-WO-T OLOTHIIBS, the building, bargains unknown cause, there was a cessation seii-maa- e wno nave neen Mr Mallette is a man. uuncombe. ir any not man, or any man of youthful propor- sex a as personally asked care to contribute tions, can readilv find a suit to please of functions peculiar to my for Fairfield Ave. Possessed of unusual talent he has - montns. became riain St. and himself and made a such articles, they will be most grate- and fit him, and can thus obtain a period of four i very siduously applied hand-tailore- weak could not with OOHWHR,) received. high-grad- e d ror mucn and get up stairs Deer Kakes (NORTHWBBT success 01 runy suit in every department ousi Men of all out help. I had nausea and pain and ing Conn. ness he has entered upon. lie got his less than its real worth. was under Our Bridgeport, THE FRIDAY EVENING PRAYER MEET sizes are finding excellent bargains in a constant headache. I the Are constructed almost entirely of first quality Hteel, the wheels ING. manv suit of this care of a physician for three months, Semi-Annu- al the other offerings not succeed in me. are the ever on a rake. A child t un them; This is the week for the "rally' popular sale, wnue parents oi ooys but he did curing strongest put ojierate g Then a friend told me about the prayer meeting of the month of J uly find nnnortunities for money-savin- lady made 9 10 feet wide. - of Dr Pink 8, and and Memorial Work it comes on r- nday evening. July zv in the varied collections of boys' suits merits Williams' Pius Clearance Sale Cemetery at 7.45 o'clock in the lecture room of at verv much reduced prices. Straw which she had used in her family and f. me was To-Da- y. the church. iToplc, Psalm, 44, A bats have suffered a reduction of one-hal- she induced to try them, lit in Patriotic Psalm. Leader. Henry M 'and shoes, negligee shirts, hosiery May when I first began to use tbem Begins Smith. All who the and like are and in June I bad fully recovered my Charles enjoy gathering the wearing interesting and nave since remained per- J.Hughes, in prayer In the Lord's name are most price tickets. Meigs & Co. report tne neaitn, You know what that means Mannfact'rer invited. business in and fectly well." of and Deal cordially largest trunks, bags in ail cases or if you have ever traded at. r er In 11 "& suit cases they have ever known, which aeiayea aeveiopment & Co. cuar-acte- of in anaemia or weakness tailor-mad- H. At the Endeavor meeting. Sunday r young girls; class e R. Beers our store. was is a pretty good indication oi tne to blood and show- High evening, an interesting talk given of the goods in these lines shown due impoverished in some in- The by one or the summer visitors as to xne ing itself in pallor, lack of ambition, clothing in their basement salesroom, op also in less wnat tne presDvterian J unior junaeav portunities the summer sale presents despondency and nervousness; stances at than actual Highest orers are doing In Port Jefferson, N. Y to are but is well to tne great constitutional disturbances MO an was everyone many, it the known as the cost. Qrade as outitrowtn oi wnat tnen remember that there is an end to all attending period For instance suits that said it is quite possible that some dolls good things, and the time to take ad change of lite, Dr Williams' Pink Pills ii Warm Weather Hints: of may oe sent on miss now are invaluable ror women, xney are later tnrougn vantage of a sale of this sort is Jell-- O Lillian E. Prudden of New Haven, to sold by all druggists. A booklet of Tryphosa, or Gelatine make an easy and some to were delicious dessert. i make glad the Christmas of or Cecil officiated valuable information, relating tne Cemetery phan children of India. who have never Wright at the organ care of a woman's health at all import and l: Now $7.50 Tanglefoot, Poison Fly Paper and Wire Fly Killers save you from Work seen a aon. at the Congregational church, Sunday, ant periods, and entitled "Plain Talks being annoyed by flies. Rev Otis W. Barker will conduct the in the absence of miss Manei ayior to women," will be sent rree in a Try tne Simpson Springs and U. S. Club pure beverages; also From prayer meeting in the Taunton school sealed envelope to any one who chooses ":itl Now $10 Pbenix, tbe National Drink; Oocloret made from grapes. We deliver ROBERT C. MALLETTE. house next Tuesday evening, August Mr and Mrs L. C. Morris. Mrs J. B to write for it to Dr w imams ' Mea tbem by tbe case. We bave a large stock of IS Granite 2. at 7.30 o'clock. Peck and Miss Alosla Peck passed icine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. See our windows. voune men x . m. at Savin Rock. and "eye-teeth- " cut in business in an jrirteen irom tne Wednesday Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses, ap O. A. on Housatonic at prenticeship in The Bee office back camp up the both Mason and Lightning; buy now as tbe canning season is Marble in 1885. under Editor R. H. Smith, tended the morning service in the When bilious take Chamberlain's her niece, Miss Nettie Curtiss, of An to Office and Salesroom: Later he was entrazed In business In church, last Sundav. under the con Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale sonia. ofr aoo Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct few duct of Secretary Davis, and listened by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Tay New Hampshire, and for the past w. to years has been the controlling owner to the sermon especially prepared ior lor. Curtis & Co.. sandv hook: jn, HUNTINGTON. 1 tnem oy tne pastor irom uan. i : a, on Hurd. Long Hill: Ernest Hawley, ana manager oi me jacuson vuick our Bots- - S. E. Sanford & Co., to Print Shop of He has "What Young Men can do in Hawleyville: A. B. Blakeman, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. Waterbury. cities to-da- D. S. Branchville. S. done a considerable literary work, be great ord; Mead, Next Sunday, Rev Wlllard Beard Choice neat and Groceries. J. BATES, ins one or the editorial writers on tne will be with us. both and BATX8 STONE A "Jack Horner Pie" and other at morning BVOCS8SOB ITO .THB CO., Inland Printer of Chicatro. the leading are in for the Miss Josephine Garrison of Yonkers, evening. This will probably be the trade journal of the world in tractions preparation N. Y.. is a guest of Mrs William H. last service he will conduct here before Monumental & nas printing young folks who attend Trinity Guild We have juet reeeived a eoasigament of Building Work, and allied trades, lie aiso rjeen sale on 4. Thicket. his return to China, and many will be a regular contributor of the System August anxious to hear htm. Cleaaiae and ae Moaumeata, or unicaaro. Mr Manette is Nicholson was magazine . Josenh Wettereau. a traveling audi Leonard quite sick, Headetoaee, ate. the author of a standard book for the last week. Dr A. L. Schuyler attend a tor for the New York and New Haven Mrs Stiles of Nichols and son of Baby Ansco Norwalk, Ct. printing trade, "Starting Printing road, was in town, ed him. Shelton are with Mrs Eleanor 4a Water St., Office." Personally Mr Mallette is Tuesday. visiting .t a Mini. jndson in the center. Gasoline nV..nn J.llnknl Ladies having articles they wish to Mrs Estella Marks has returned Cameras and The Bee feels it has a proprietary contribute to sale are re-- from old-tim- e Trinity's COUNTY. Stratford. rignt to give an memoer oi auested to leave them with Mrs FAIRFIELD Miss Louise Nichols has been aad ia the beat Camera oa the market Keane's srood bless enter ri. Q. its staff a "send off" and its Beardsley on Wednesday, or at the her.cousins, the Misses Plumb, for the money. The eonatraetloa ia of ins. Mr Mallette is made of the right The ladies of are taining wood Monumental same ohurcb. the parish BROOKFIELD. oi rxicnois. (aot paper) aad has a rapid leaa kind of stuff and the faithfulness reauested to meet at tne cnurcn C. E. Quick has returned to Noroton, aad ehutter. Every boy aad girl ahould Engines. Works, and zeal which has already character Wednesday afternoon, to assist in the a snort visit witn nis ramuy nere own oae.; ized nis business career win, we ieei A BIRTHDAY PARTY. after The aearetty of farm help haa made tha for the sale. Andrew is a cellar 1- labor-aavi-ag Houaatonic Ave.. Brldceport, Ct. be manifest in his new preparations Beattie digging No. 1 a -4 picture, $t.oo adoption of machinery neceeaary, aad moat aueh maehiaery require sure, profession, Miss Alice Peterson gave a birthday for John Peterson's new house. 6 a to them. A euocesaful farm caa be to a wide George Dagan. traveling superin 23, Film Expoenre, 5 power operate power adaptable party, Saturday evening, July at Mrs Edward Frembes is entertain of uaee: Caa be to to move, economical ia coaaump-tio- a AT 1- -4 variety eaay operate, eaay THE LITTLE GIRLS' SALE for Borden Condensed nome No. a Ea-gia- tendent the her in Brookneld. She received ing her nephew from Brooklyn. s picture. fs.00 of aad above all else, safe to Oar Gasoline es HAYESELrlURST. Milk Co., was in town, Monday and Refreshments Film 6 fuel, reliable, perhaps as. many pretty presents. Mrs Daniel Brinsmade has with her Exposure, are beat adapted to these conditions, because they are composed of few Tuesday, stopping at Taylor's hotel. were served and many interesting at Bonnlbrook Miss Eleanor Gros aad ia and ITS SUCCESS SURPASSES THB FONDEST games were xne were Claude of Made parts very strong; simple every way; easily adjuated operated; eaaily WELL-WIS- H piayea. guests Bridgeport. Not By A Trust etarted aad uader perfect control at all times, aad, withal perfectly safe to use EXPECTATIONS OF ITS Should the weather be favorable, miss Amanaa Krictson, can Jonnson The branch library in the Center is The Re- ERS AND BRINGS JOY TO ALL next sale will be Miss Telma Carl Linroth as is anywhere. Finest HEARTS. Thursday, Trinity's Anderson, very much appreciated attested We theae ia and ahall be to have call and held on the grounds In the rear of the Fred Anderson, Carl Anderson and by the large number of books taken carry gooda atoek, glad you . iaepect them. sort Fifty dollars was put down as the church. Willie Erickson of New Fairfield, out. Miss Margaret Holden is the li s outside limit which the little girls Harry Peterson and Miss Clara An brarian. The Ziglatzki-Mark- In this section for a would in to do Hiram chapter. No. 1, R. A. M. derson of New Milford, Miss Clara John Dorman, who was to speak on The Best Separator Oil 6oc per Gallon. is reach their attempt worked P. M. on two candi and Miss day's Outing at something for the Gospel wagons of the degree Calkins Kate Barrett of temperance, last Sunday evening, did the but this dates, last week Wednesday night. On Brookfleld. not come on account of the rain. Co., Congregational church; 19 there will be a special con- Mrs F. A. Holden Lake, was a case in which realization went August entertained the 110-1- 16 Quassapaug vocation of the to confer the Clinton Jones has returned to Wa Aid week. So. Main St., ahead of expectation, and when the chapter from a week's vacation with Ladies' society, this And the Best Place returns, times at last Most Excellent degree. The chapter terbury To Go Is The many revised, is in a very condition. his mother. Waterbury, Conn., & put the figure at a clear $80 net, it can flourishing Miss Martha Shears has entertained A PERFECT PLOW. Farmers' Supply Hoofing Co., be imagined that everybody concerned To Charles L. Briscoe the editorial her cousins, Miss Maggie and LeRoy felt very nappy. from tne start Sum'merfield of It was a "LeRoy Plow" that plowed tha 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. was a force of The Bee are indebted for Danbury, the past rouen new iana witnoui Dreamng. it was a Britain called little girls' sale; but prob Mnecmess of green corn. Mr Briscoe week. "LeRoy Plow" that plowed the hard dry South Announcement. Wallace ably on tne uibie principle tnat no is the first in the season with Miss Alice Peterson has been visit ground where others failed. It was a "LeRoy always man (or woman or girl) lives to him remem- Plow that plowed that sticky clay and made before affair was over his corn and he never fails to ing her parents in Merryall, the past work easy for man and team. It was a "Le self, the boyi ber his friends on The Bee. Long week. Roy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep and older people too were joined in Miss sldehlll. It Is a "LeRoy" Reversible Plow that Prices Talk. House live Mr Briscoe, and may bis garden William Peck and Martha will do work on flat REMEMBER the good work oi "lending a hand. good land, doing awa; no never fail to nourish. Summerfieldof Danbury spent Thurs with all furrows, leaving your land level ani Best Kerosene Oil, 13c per We sell Poultry Suppliea of all kiads. Sead ia your ad It was, doubt, the good object to Mrs saran snears. suitable for all crops. For sale W. B, gallon. Best full cream Cheese, 12c lb. 3 or dry with by cans per drees aad a illuatrated Free. Where everything is first class, which the proceeds the sale were Jared King of Waterbury, who has Mrs Boyce of Waterbury is spending Glover. Newtown uonn. line Tomatoes. 25c. get large Catalogue class be given which made it the success visited In former home of a rew Screen Doors and Window Screens to keep elegant attractions, first was. town years at the aays witn Mrs i. Jones. uub tut) mes. uoou stock or snoes ror sum accommodations In the house When guests in inquired Prof C. S. Piatt, died on Sunday in Miss Josephine Barrett is visiting mer wear. Groceries and Meats. If we don': WHITE WING POULTRY FARM, wnat tne uospei wagon idea was any Brass 55 He Bean theOABTORZA..B KiniS You Have Always have what you want ask and we will get It for and grounds and a finely equip- saw the City, aged years. mends in uanburv. Telephone ; Nichols, Conn. ped steam launch and rowboats way and by illustration every was a cousin by marriage of Mr Piatt. Miss Miriam Smith has returned fitfaatue jruu. 7394. on the lake. Sunday morning, what a wonderful from a visit in New Fairfield. help the idea was in the work of build Free trading stamps at Daniel P, Announcements of Bethel Business Mea. ing up tne congregational church, Keane & Co.'s, Bridgeport. Double J. H. CASSIDY, their zeal was aroused and soon be stamps with every purchase. Saturday LYON'S PLAINS. South Britain, Oona came quite infectious. Our thanks Everything man or boy wears at small Roofing Paper, get the are thus especially due to many not of cost. Successors to Ed. Doe, 923 Main EMMANUEL CHURCH INTERESTS. LINONINE the usual church working force who street, Bridgeport, Conn. Come. The NOTICE ! If You Asbestos or Neponsit made for Emmanuel church Sunday school eured" me of a dreadful cold in a remark-abl- y G. W. dainty articles the sale and only big clothing store on Main street will hold a on Wallace, gave it their generous support. tree picnic at Putnam park short time. built me On and after July 1, IMS, all work must be Brands. in stock that gives trading stamps. Saturday, 30. All are It up and ior oeiore 11 learee tne snop, as 1 Always Miss Loretta Hayes, Miss Katherlne July cordially made me Eaiu no book accounts after Proprietor, Miss were invited. All start from the church at Jfeel better ia every way. that date. Need lumber Plumb and Helen Plumb Miss Florence Wetmore of Roxbury 9 A. D. at my yard. the three Graces who started the ball - o'clock. Christ church Sunday Fraak Murphy, Ridgefield, Coaa. ilUNSON, Middlebury, Conn. is the guest of her father, F. E. Wet- school of will also hold a Blacksmith and Whcblwright, South rolling and kept their nimble fingers in Hanover. Redding pic At all $1. South Britain. 74 Street, more, nic on tnat Drag Stores, s;e, 50c, will noon moving tin tne last cnapter was aay. Shop close at Saturday. A. EL. Bethel, Ct. reached; but Masters Fred Hayes. The ladies of Guild have SENIOR, Paul Trinity Miss A. E. Hamilton and Miss Char J Walker, Phillips Morris, Nelson prepared an unusually attractive dis- lotte Hamilton have been the guests of Allen and Richard Brown and Miss play of fancy work for their sale on Miss Minnie Lyon. To the Consumers of Remember Helen Brown and others acted as aide 4 and Invite the to look Miss Bessie You're de and August public Treadwell entertained a J. A. Beard is selling Sure and Quick! camps, lieutenants subalterns It over. company of on Grain. Feed and Groceries. Low prices for to save If trade at Easy to the chiefs. Mr and Mrs Wesley F. young people Tuesday L. & M. Paints. cash at the Bed Store. South Britain, Oonn, ! ! money you wno evening. Aniv bulldlna is not - Hurrah Hurrah ng Hayes, also, gave the use of their F. E. Wetmore will soon move his that satisfactorily paint THE Soap-Maki- and added much John McConkey has visited his ed with Li. & Pure Paint nr nnnn whlch its BOSTON, pleasant grounds steam saw mill from wood land of Mrs grandmother. Mrs I. F. Thorn. use has not cost less than if other paint had Roxbury Announcements. ! power from behind the throne. Mr and been used, will be at our Hurrah Everybody should try a pound of oar tne with Bertha Ferris to Birdsey Glover's Mrs Lillian Nichols was the guest of This repainted expense. Coffee for 15c ner nonnd Mrs H. C. Plumb, who very obediently woods in Hanover. Guarantee of satisfactory result assur- 30 lbs best i.uu Mrs Morris wnite or Westport on sat ing the highest degree of excellence In the fin- eranulated suirar did just what their little daughters ished work., and less cost Theodore is Gold Medal Print butter, one pound. 25c Miss Miss urday. at than if done with Hemmingson, The contest about to Ozone Soap, Der bar. 4c BANNER LYE asked them to, Lum and H. S. Mason spent Sunday here, the Mrs Inferior paint, Is an agreement which we au- 0 who Ambert Kellogg of Stamford thorize every dealer who has sale of our Roxbury Station, Comk. commence. We shall pounds good rice. 25c To make the best Kate Reynolds, acted the impor guest or u. in lcnois. has been of her G. the notify B. H. u, lour, ner baf 75c very soap, simply ana j. the guest brother, paint to fulnU, and to use for such purpose General Blacksmith. Wagon and Carriage Mason and 1Acrhtnlntr lur anarts ana nlnLM. dissolve can of in cold tant part oi taxing in tne casn, B. Kellogg. the funds which he has belonging to our firm. Repairing in aU Its branches. the candidates soon. a Banner Ly other older heads and hearts come In Mrs M. A. Martinez. a Horseshoeing Jelly Glasses, Get our prices before buying. Todd has visited her Mr and Mrs Elmer Treadwell and Longman and specialty. Our motto: Best work at reas Will not bar one. All Fresh vegetables every morning. Highest water, melt i lbs. of grease, pour the for their share of the full glory. A in onable prices. any cash for fresh The water in the Stir and to as a daughter Brooklyn. children of Bethel have been the FOB SALE BY a chance to see and price paid eggs. right Lye grease. put beverage, recommended all de guests of Mrs I. N. Thorp. have grocery and meat store. aside to set. licious summer drink and known by G. W. Fairchild & Sons, the Bridge Miss Treadwell TAYLOR. CURTIS & D. hear. No but J? or Shirley is visiting C Qarrlaon, snubby Loeb, Pall Direct oa Package the rencny name care rrappe, was announce tnat until ner Roxbuby. Station, Oonh. - Every Miss port jeweiers, aunt, Mrs x. w. Treadwell. walk in and examine The Boston Grocery Store. Is The can gracefully served by Edna Smith, September 1 their store will be closed CO, Billiard and Fool Tables. Soft Drinks and right Banner Ly pulverized. Miss Walker served lemonade 1 m. is The Briek Store. Hook. our Will fit out BETH EI.. CONN closed will, Virginia Fridays at p. This to give Saady Cigars. goods. you may be opened and at per as long as there was anyone to drink cierks a nan ana LONG HILL. For Sale A No. 1 pool table In good small tneir noiiaay, tney room. repair with Men's, Women's and mitting the nse of a quantity at a it, and that was about until the gath wish to thank their patrons who the A Oreat selling for want of No Sir-e-- el time. is the article needed in came on. 4 6 Sale of Boots, Shoea and Children's No, Blanks, It Just erlng shadows From to last two Fridays deferred their pur- LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. Rubbers at household. It will clean paint, o'clock last Thursday asternoon, July chase and Everybody their worth and every until Saturday gave them more. gets money's floors, marble and tile work, soften water, 21, were the hours when the grounds such a liberal trade on Stephen Burrough's family and Miss Hook SHOES too. And as loos as the old "boss" that day. They came are Sandy Shoe Store, Say! holds ont is aeuverea rree irom disinfect sinks, closets and waste pipes. in tne rear oi tne naves nome were intena to oner eacn Saturday special walker staying at the Maine, to "ortland. Oreffoo. And don't for- - -- the scene of busy and de Wheeler cottage. Pine Creek. Fairfield. SANDY HOOK. CONN. ! we bave tbe best 35c Coffee in the world or "Write for booklet Uses Banner enterprise Dargains. Ve Peaches in the latest styles in black or get of lightful interchange. Flags guided Origin Downes, a former resident of have a large stock of the above 'goods Are Ripe any other place. free. down this and now In Forest- - that we are closing out at very reasonable russet for cash at the way the road beside the The Stillman Business of place, living prices. Call and be convinced, now ,1s the Here is where you can get cheap The Chemical PblladcfckJe house: was college ville, is old friends here. frnlt. Peaches. & Faaa Work. but this hardly necessary. 297 to 303 Main street, Dan opens visiting time to look after your harness. Don't wait your early Plums, Pears, Mcdowell taylor. for this was the way everybody was bury, Mrs Fred Coe and little daug bter until it is too late before you get It re- Pineapples, Bananas, Oranges, Berries. Full City of Bethel, ior tne year on August .8, i9U4. Mr have a week with Mrs paired. We can do it In first class shape. Also stock In every Friday. going. It is surprising how ordinary Stillman has been very successful with recently spent boots and shoes made as good as new at our Lockwood's, Centre Street Thumb Hand Side. things in time acquire extraordinary Origin Downes in Forestville. usual low prices. Give us a call. the college, increasing its membership Misses Frances and Maurice Allen Joyce, Fountain Place, Bethel, Ct. $ uses. When the genial owner of the eacn one or Walker W. C. Corbbtt, Prea. Oonn. 1HW1fV3 Horse shoeing and general home that fronts Newtown's year, write ior the hand of Bridgeport are spending the week Roxbury Station, IIVT 1 IvU. blauksmlthing: also wagon pleasant some catalogues. David Walker's. and carriage repairing In all iut branches. AU large hostelry improvised a shed to at work guaranteed. Low prices. Oume and shield the hammocks of his children Mr and Mrs Peter Gabler are visit- ive me a call. from the sun, he did not dream that it O. A. Reid of Brooklyn, representing ing the fair, this week. would make just the ideal place under tne Tirreii lias Macmne Co., has been Miss Edith Clarke, who has been Fred Klein, Bethel, Conn.. which booths could be for passing several days in town, stopping spending several weeks with her aunt, For Ice Cream. Shop Opposite ghorfa Hat Factory. arranged at the Grand Central hotel. Mrs E. M. returned to Everything the sale of fancy articles and sours and Beardsley, her Wholesale or retail. None bet on In the line of Har- - we do Coal and Wood sweets; but it played its part in this home in Huntington Saturday. Agricultural Tools, ter made. Give us your order and tbe and sale of as The 13th annual of the Miss Ethel Davis and Miss rest. Bread Just like home made; also all the children well as if its Amy vesting Machines and Hardware visit the store of kinds of bakery goods. will be 4. plan had been drawn bv a New York Reynolds Family Association Coles are visiting friends out of town. Telephone No. 231-- General Trucking. architect and its erected held at Colonial Inn, West Haven, Mr ana Mrs tsnerwooa Seeley Walk- Best Lehigh Goal for sale. pillars by the 18. The! Hardware Special care given to furniture and ooss carpenter or tne union. With a Thursday, August A reception er returned from their wedding trio Hajjhlton Corporation. pianos. handling hearty thank-yo- u to all who not only will be given at 10.30 in the morning, on Thursday, and aie staying at David m u & Plowing and Mowing in their season. lent one hand but two hands in accom followed by the business meeting. walker's. ewja Brdmann Company, SMITH 1 o'clock. tick- Mr Mrs E. e- Bakkrc, BEERS, plishing the Jsuccess that the "Busy Banquet at Banquet and Drake from Brrrn. Successor to Walker, ets should be in advance. last week at GenerarHarawarA, Fountain Place, Bethel Oonn. George uee" saie oi iin4 win always be reck- engaged port spent t'ie pleasant Cutlery Sporting GoodC Bethel, Uonn. oned, we draw this de- Subscription $1 each. Howard I. Rey- home of Miss Lena Beers. Mill Supplies.CT Merrill Pianos and Now Homo Sowing Ma- scription to a close. nolds of 1827 Tioga street, Philadel- Agricultural Jmplemeritoj chine. 0. . OSBOUNE Stepney, Ct. phia, Pa., is the assistant secretary of NOTICE. W. M. STEVENSON. IT. the association. Reynolds of Follow the crowd Mr and Mrs C. Plumb and Helen n. E. W. to this town plans to attend the DEER SEEN NEAR HALF WAY Gilbert, Brennan's and get your horse shod right; then, and Catharine Plumb are enjoying a RIYER. THE 15 Center Bethel, the crowd will have to follow you. The Season sojourn at the Wilson house, Lake Downs saw a deer PALMER St., Conn., N. F. Glidden, Jr., who is now stop- QMr recently young DEALER IN Henry A. Brennan, Bethel, Ct. For Canning In here. Waramaug. with Mrs Glidden near the Half Way River schoolhouse. near R. R. Depot. We have Mason and Lightning Quart and ping at Elnathan ENGINE Hard war. Tin aad Woodeaware, Paints, Sbop Pint Jam In large or small quantities. Have Curtis P. Morris of made Mitchell's in Washington, was a caller Edward French was home from Oil aad Glase. you tried a of those comfortablo sneak Bridgeport . at The Bee office, Shelton last and hoes for summerpair wear. We are a a flying call on Newtown f riends.Tues-day- Wednesday. Sunday. Just received, a large line of Garden Tools Carriage Wagon Painting-Sig- I having Henry risti of Carpentaria, cal.. nas r resn uaraen seeas, runucoat KooHog, Poultry arge sale and have sizes to fit all. Men's Guild sale on been Will run your separator, cut your wood Baseball Goods. Three Minute Painting Jumpers and overalls, the kind that wears. Trinity Thursday, spending a few days with his BreadNetting, drinks on Ice. Kakes and Forks 4, in the Parish rooms. Miss Mr Makers, Pocket Cutlery. 'Watches, etc. and Upholstery. Also Furniture Kefinlshed. Temperance - Mrs Candee of Is a August Don't cousin, Eliza Stephens. Fish and are the ideal farm All work will receive will ior oaring, uroceries ana uenerai meruiia.u- Bridgeport guest date. All welcome. ensilage. They In prompt attention; dlae. 'I'alunlinnai nut StU-- e of Mrs Hurd Hewit. forget the stopped at the St Louis fair before be done a first class meaner, and satisfac- coming east to visit witb his relatives. power, 14, 3 and 5 II. P .One can be tion guaranteed. Prices Seasonable. Ernest George B. Fairchild is his Mr and Mrs T. N. Healy and daugh Mrs Henry Stephens of Patterson, N. Wood & Burnham, Hawley, visiting of seen at time. Your Conn. aunt, Mrs Delia Taylor, In Bethel. ter, Margaret, Hartford, were Y., has also been a guest of Miss my place any Ear At the old stand OVER KYLE'S Carriage Hawliyvillk, last week, of Mr and Mrs a moment, and Shop, Chestnut St.. Bethel. Ot. Call, SM-- 9. guests, Stephens. For Telephone Rev Robert C. Booth has presented Homer Conger. Miss Margaret Healy Mrs Buel Cbatfield and daughter. Write for Catalogue and Prices. your work for all time Your ear to let you Mrs of and Mrs Wil- know that we can. and will do your Jobbing BBTHEU to the Newtown Library a shelf of will remain with Conger for the Bernice, Waterbury, promptly and neatly, and your work for all Fred W. Hopkins, uunn. BBRT DA V, books, in memory of his wife. summer months. liam Johnson and son, Clarence, of time fallow. Paiatere aad Mason aad Contractor, Danbury, Oi. New Haven, were guests of their Paper Hafera. Brick laying a Specialty. Do we a JR. C. H. Agent for all nt tAdmto Wall Puan. All on aad small Miss Hammond and Miss Sophia not forget carry complete brother. Charles Downs, last week. Mitchell, Frank Smith, work done by Union men. Estimates gladly MrI1gurte given large - Hammond have returned from Egre- line of men's, ladies' and children's Mrs Burt Bradley is entertaining Sandy Hootc, . Conn. I Successor to Smith a Hannon, Barns , Or. given. Shop rear of Forming Factory. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904 Undertaker and Embalmera. to be used has occupied the Congregational pul- the mill, Friday, but was at work again and Julius Jorey all tlslted Norwalk, The Newtown BeeJKXdanewhor8es for two-pa-st Mrs m. pit the Sundays. The Monday. ; ... recently. a. Lewis and family from cnurcn is still without a pastor, as Rev The Everett house has share of mew xorir, are spending a few weeks or 'its : iur atone disappointed them. SOUTHYILLE. guests late. CIRCULATION auyamp ttoseaoeii, near the Falls. Mr Brundage and family from W. B. Johnson, who runs the Skiff Prindle & a. Lt. uastle had the misfortune to are florris 1, 1883, 600 Bridgeport this week at house, has some of the boarders who January one or nis nna team nf horses m. expected NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. iie - calendar uottage. were with him last season and several . PBINDLE. L. 0. MOKKI3. ueuuy. v Mrs 111 John Andrigg's house is rapidly D. Beers of was others. Last n. - is nnir. at. v.a Danbury a guest of week, 43b juusrenev ward M V UW witn boarders. Mrs C. L. Slade has Gilbert fam Tbe Practical Store. Funeral Directors nome on uastie street. uuing city Mrs L. Wilton.last Sunday. the People's Dtpartrnerjt MiSS Rachel Minor nf TTntahklKavmA ily back again; also Mrs Bacon and and Embalmers, Mrs Mary Clark is a guest of Mrs W, son. Ten Pages. spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs WATERTOWIC. Mrs Maria Skiff, who has been in unariesB. Minor. Clark. N. for Newtown. Conn. William A. Minor entertained Plainfield, J., the past winter, kindly AN IMPORTANT H. Allen and of New Milford has returned to her old home for a LITCHFIELD COUNTY a hjb bee man at dinner, last Monday BUSINESS CHANGE. family summer The transfer naners were stoned were guests of J. Ford's family, last outing. Call : 364-3- 1. samuei Marvin, Jr., and family of Telephone Saturday morningjwhichconsummates Sunday. are their ou BETHLEHEM. BRIDGFWATER. me saie or tne coal and lumrjer dusi- - Waterbury spending tine W. were as tne oia nomesteaa Known as tne nessofC. and T. F. Atwood to J. Wentsch and family guests George Swift Dlace. We wish we AT WHITE CLOVER CREAMERY. HOW'S THIS FOR A SNAKE STORY ! Munson Tavlor & Co. The negotia of A. Worden's last tions of sale family, Sunday. could see more of our old acquain- Business at White Clover While mowinar in the Phin Onrhm this have been in nroirress tances the old homesteads the cream meaaow, a. Jfi. Host wick saw ior some weeRs and con- Mr and Mrs C. and Miss cherishing & is on boom. what he though finally Northrop and making their summer stay amoncr A Carnival HAWLEY, WILMOT ery the Manager Mitchell cnougni were two black snakes curled veyed to the new firm It is not report King of Danbury were of G. W, us. Bargain Every Thursday. m . guests When we those good roads is shipping large of up but when to ed they!will take possession immediate- "KT . 11 1 r, - get REYNOLDS. quantities cream, together, it started is iiuiiuiuj) o lamiiy, last ounaay. then we shall look for them all. No daily, ana owing tc the line of run it proved to be one larere one. It, ly. It understood that a Bridgeport wonder have staved awav so Ion quality crawiea naif way into a stone wall party is connected with the Miss Ina and Master Joan of they 168 State St., Oonn. our local product, the entire be purchase. Allen so many of them. Perhaos they dli Bridgeport, product lore Mr Bostwick reached but he New Milford have not it, x been spending two wish to risk their lives over those is demanded for the cream trade. succeeded in out and Mr and Mrs H. R. Hick-o- were in pulling it killing weeks with their grandparents, Mr stones and "thankamams." Rumor and Ororoi B. Bawlit. Vine St. Near Park Ave iv, wueu ue saw ine largest snake in New Milford over Sunday. says better are in store for us Daring Jaly August Store Closes at Noon BnwAKt H. Wilmot. 805 OHnton Ave. ENTERTAINMENT BY THE bis six and Mrs John Ford. things Iobm B. SW West Ave. LADIES OF experience. It measured feer, George Fox has taken the Dositlon as there has been set aside to this end Ubtnoldb, CHRIST CHURCH. six inches in and on Fridays. Telephone 831 length six inches in at the Hitchcock Hardware Co. lately H. has been beef or the town some $2700 for road im The ladies of circumference. uy Camp selling cattle Christ church gave an vacawju air riean. and lambs to Newtown and G provements. So let's live in hopes. entertainment in the Town C. N. Beach spent a norton of last parties hall, last THE LOCAL NEWS. weeK at New Haven. W. Northrop sold his beef cattle to week Friday evening, and a program, BULLS RRIDGE. Mrs James Orr is expcted home, this First Selectman J. G. Sirlit is nut Maneyin Danbury. consisting of songs, a drama, and reci - ting the soft, porous rock which was week, from a two weeks' stav in Bridcre- near tations by Miss Wood, an actress from pum. oiastea out the Town hall while NEWSY NOTES. P. F. New York. Mrs C. B. Mr and Mrs Baldwin of New Haven excavating for the water mains and KENT. Keating, Sanderson and drain to use an- - Charles Beach was in the village, FURNITURE Miss spent Sunday in town, the of Dr large tile, excellent by DEALER, Burns of Waterbury and Miss guest a tuiua; oi tne same .to Saturday, moving his furniture to Clara Lake of ana mrs u. u. unurcn. yiymg ooatiDg Undertaking and' Embalming In all Itt Tbomaston gave recite' Mlssfcr. 1. Trowbridge entertainer! the road from the Brick Store to the THE WRITINGS OF THE MACEDONIA RE Falls Village. branches, promptly and attended to. corner at A. W. Barton's. cov-eringjt- carefully tlons, all of which were heartily en a inena irom out of After PORTER. Miss Eve townoverjSunday. Martha of SANDY HOOK, OONN. with - Edwards of Kent cored. The weather interfered with Mrs Flora McElong of has gravel the whole is solid- John A.. Peters and family have spent Danbury mea witn tne Dig steam roller and the last with Hulda Mai the serving of the cake and ice cream Deen we guest or her brother, C. B, old movea to wassaic, N. x . Friday lory. Mead, Telford road which was often quite w. stone nas been housed un for on the lawn as had been planned. The recently. muddy at this point is thus made to Charles Millspaugh of Lakeville jur and Mrs .Robert McEslin enter- - a few days with the doctor in attend was Wm. J. Beehler, hall was filled completely and many utiaea ixienas irom our, or town nrar compare iavoraDiy witn the macadam ance. at Mr Judd's, last week. bad to stand roaa witn wnicn it joins. Funeral Director and during the entertainment. sunaay.' The DUDilS Of MiSS Lnnia Charles Woloott visited with his Mr and Mrs William and Miss Emhalmer, Mr TwltChell Of New Haven snent, junior parents, mrana Mrs William Page Inventory. aave a nne nr. Wolcott, witn wno are board' maione oiano rersitni the over Mildred Page of Kent called at A. E. Brook6old, Oonn. LOCAL NOTES. ounaay nisiamiiy, Town Hall, Friday and Miss Sunday. ing at Mrs A. u. Morris . anaevening, Mrs ueorge s. Thompson has been Mallory's, Sunday. Mr and Mrs benjamin F. Carpenter Mr and Mrs FAnk M. Frost of uatnerine uioster Josephine Shea in Cornwall Bridge with her Hinter The first of is of Watertown are guests of their son xaiesvllle have been visitinor at the teuuereu auios. over Rev Charles Juddls spending a few August the appointed time for JJr hi. K. Loveland has sunaay. semi-annu- George F. in-la- nome of his nnmhiuu) un days at his Mott al stock-takin- g. Taylor, Postmaster Flynn. rather, Elmer Frost. the Henry and will 'urer ox" is to his old anr.W father's, Judd's. our We've Funeral Director, Ct MiBSMabelle F. San ford snenr, Run. Atwoodplace take again. Local poultry keepers are already Sandy Hook, The lawn day; with her brother in New York possession in tne eany iaiL Mr At loss of choicest Mr and Mrs Charles Cummings and this 848-1- fete, by ladies bens. not Telephone call: 2. given the wuuu auu wue are co mourningthe begun very necessary, yet altogether of the on City. expecting take a Alien winegar, a veteran railroad Mrs Morris of Danbury are at J. P. Episcopal church, Friday Treat visited uiiu uu vjaiiiurnia ana win nmin a. task and have into to was well attended. .Robert friends in New resiaence near Mrs man, has been visiting his mother, Cummings'. pleasant gotten it enough evening, The lit uaven on woodward's on Mrs m. odd-and-e- Tuesday. weir return to Connecticut. j. winegar. discover of nd lots erary program, under the direction of Miss Nellie Oillett of Danburv was Mrs Marr Stone and Mrs Davis ami WEST CORNWALL. quantities frag- Prindle & Mrs B. the Myron McNeil is aarain serlnunlv in son are W. Aspinwall, Charles Sanderson, was enjoy guest of Mrs Alice Gillett over at nis nome in tne at K. Stone's. ments, so to speak rather than list on ed all. Sunday. village. Miss Sadie Woloott of Falls viiiaoe that, the Undertakers and by C. N. Hatch is one of soloiots Miss Neta Callander, who has wun is ATTACKED BY A FOOLISH MAN. stock-shee- ts Funeral the at from fever for some visiting friends in this place. we place on the counters and ta- Directors, Highway Commissioner Mac Donald the concert given in Roxbury, on suffering weeks, is A new boat has been placed on the Miss May Miller and Mrs Gertrude icyumcu uu ue Biiguuy A waters ue AtKinson. wnue out for a walk, on bles and mark PRICES RIDICULOUS was in town on Saturday, Inspecting Tuesday evening. aurse improved. a of Fuller's pond. Emile Mettiz at FOR Washington, Conn. uraiueu is in attenaanae ninoe and the Wathley boys are the owners. Saturday afternoon, were attacked hv the local highway improvement. The counsel oi pnysicians was Held in her one of Dr unfortunates. THEIR LOWNESS at mere fractions of Nog. 3S a, 3S-- 3. WARREN. case Knight's It original pr"TlLPBOK commissioner suggested a few changes a iew days ago. seems tnat the man bad wandered We course even of minor which will ne Mrs Mcuieary nas established a RALPH CROSBY. irom the school in Lakeville and bad figures. prefer this though it Importance, transfer line for passenarers haw-- - cessitate a few NEWS OF THE WEEK REVIEWED. and Ralph Crosbv. who has been got as far as the bridge above- West must mean a as saves days additional labor. gage to meet all trains on the Water- - uornwau wnen he met them. losing gamefor us, it time, The contractors are now Warren people were triad to welonmA town branch. health for some time, died Wednesrinv They Mr and Mrs F. B. constructing at midnight at the home of his were uauiy iriirntenea. due asinn rrnm fuss and detail in the process. I Bouton, from the to Augustine Sacket and. family from Mr and Mrs Newberry of Planrju daugh- tnat no was done. inventory lk Funeral Directors and driveways highway pit N. Y. to their summer home. tneSanir. ville are the of Mr M ter, Mrs watts. The funeral was held injury vate mi 1 ; K Embalmers. property wherever there has been et homestead, but shall miss the eld- James Black. Friday at o'clock, the burial at We on this Lower His was 74 Miss Elsie Mason is the eriesfc of pass Economy Suggestion to the JS New York a change in to the inconvenience est Miss who T. Merryall. age years. v 1 1 State License. grade daughter, Edith, has F. Atwood and wife came un from dano-h-. r tvi mi m " Besides his wife he leaves two aim - of Day and Night Services. of owners. gone to Europe to the summer. . wiiiiamA xuiiy. v readers this paper, that if the abutting spend their cottage at Laurel Beach. last. tere, Mrs Caroline ' Watts anri Mm mr ana ir m. ueo v. they may, possible, K Georgetown, Conn. neruem awui ana rami v hva re Friday, for a short stay at their home mis Listman are visit us the next few 48-- Miss George Hallook, several in town, after a few and in n Telephone Call: 2. Elizabeth Harkness of Califor turned to'tbeir home in New Britain. nere. , grandchildren again spending during days gather asl Mrs Kinsman has been nhlio-or- i t,n and six great grandchildren. days in winsted, their former home. nia has been spending a few days at Mrs Louise Hotchkiss, who has been Miss some of these morsels. - close her home to'boarders on Ruth and Master Herbert Hal. tempting bargain Carr Watson's. account of quite ill for the last four or five weeks, have ner neai in ana inefficient help, much to is so far recovered as to be able at least Mrs Charles M. Reach and nhilrlran lett returned from a visit to their The David M. Oowles farm we oi many who have to care for of New Miss grandparents in woodmont. There'll be much and satisfaction in J. D. KIMBALL, has been aiBappoinment partly herself again. Milford, Deckle Bucking Mrsi Wesley and son are pleasure sold to William Foote of - enjoyed her pleasant hosnitable home A. W. and George Barton with their ham of New York, Mrs C. Bradley visit ONKRAL Guernsey- in summers and had to Stephen ing at the nome of Mrs William At doing it and a great deal more DIRECTOR AND EMBAXiMEK, town. past hoped this families spent Sunday with their rel- Beach and Mrs Channcev R. Marsh Kinson. profit. 18-- 4, season. atives in Goshen. - Telephone Woodbury, Ot. The wife and chll- children of Wellsville picnicked at MrsR. R. Wheeler Is at the Miller Lieutenant H. E. Rhodes of New Byron Terrell snent Sundav on a hmr. aren oi tne latter remained for a few and it about. oib I House. Try bring York with ah, aaugnuer returning with him days. Mr and Mrs John W. Chase are away Mrs L. Nickerson E. W. City, together his family, to Merryall, Monday. Miss Grace of East Mor- J. and Mrs Lilyian TROY. JR.. are at J. E. Allen's for a Miss Terrell Warren to Turkington Shailer are out of town for a few days. Tbot's Bldo., Sandy Hook. expected Mary left ris is the guest of Mrs Frederick Ban- - trip up the Hudson. Mrs New A summer Mr Rhodes is visit relatives in New Britain. Mon sett. Augusta returned to her lurnitnre New Liae'of the Latest outing. a nome in uanaan to-da- after a brief brother-in-la- w day. Mrs William G. Morris of New Ha Goods. of Hon George C. Stone. CORNWALL BRIDGE. sojourn at mainview. adertakuif la all its Branches. Edwards Case from New Britain ven spent Sunday with the family of of spent and A. Hon L. J. Nickerson Is spending the ONE 248-- 3. Many the homes of Bethlehem Saturday Sunday visiting J. Stephens. to Bridgeport. Mrs E. M. Ives and LADY'S RECOMMENDATION Telephone Troy's Hotel, No. friends in town. WHAT'S week at D. T. Warner's camp In Salis-- are Ailed with large numbers of sum- James Black injured one. of his fin GOING ON. Mrs J. W. Ives accompaniedher. SOLD FIFTY BOXES OF CHAM- Rev Mr Goodwin from North Kent gers in a Dury. Relatives from are B. C. mer guests. ' quite badly adjusting belt at George D. Odell, Nathan Dunbar Mrs Thomas England has returned the city at BERLAIN'S STOMACH AND LIVER Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and William B. Hoag's, Hotcbklss. of the firm Mrs William Oliver is . improving. TABLETS. Wagon Repairing. of Hotchkiss & Templeton, and his we are to - mother, Mrs John C. Foirc. soent Sun glad say. day at A. C. Lake's. c. SMALLEY, Miss Clara Lake of Tbomaston scent I have, I believe, sold fifty boxes of l 68 White St., SOUTH KENT. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Stepney Depot, Ct. a few days with her cousin, Miss Anna Danbury. First store from Tablets on Ebtablihhro IN 1889. last weeK. Depot. the recommendation of one LaKe, lady here, who first a box of Practical Horseshoer. Mr and Mrs Harry Tracv of Water- - PERSONAL CHAT., bought bury were at J. W. Smith's over Sun them about a year ago. She never Wagon and Carriage Re- Miss B. of tires of her and pairing and Painting ; also Blacksmlthlng In day. Fannie Stewart Newark, telling neighbors all Its branches. First class workmanship J."W. Oliver C. Neal N. is at D. C. Peet's for a two friends about the mod nnnlltlMi nf guaranteed and prices always reasonable. Flynn, Hill, J., these Tablets. P. M. Shore. Qlve me a call. Benedict and A. C. Lake, with" a load weeks' vacation. ; i nmHif. - Ind. e or boarders, attended the ball game in A. FirCi)ijffiiaiD s . t - Rochester, The pleasant purga-Ut- effect of these Tablets makes Woodbury, last Saturday, between Fred Hallock and Mrs Oscar Watts a them P. H. DIXON, B"8 Litcnneid and Woodbury. nave favorite with ladies everywhere. entertained their niece and two For sale by R. H. Beers & Co., New- Carriage and Wagoa Makimg aad children from Bridgeport. town: Tavlor. Curtis On.. Ranrlv Horeeehoeisg RepaLiag, R0XBURT. j Hook; W. N. Hard, Long Hill; Ernest - And General Blacksmlthlng. Special attention Mrs D. C. Peet entertained her cou Blake-ma- given to horses. Also ox Hawley, Hawleyvllle; A. B. n, Interfering shoeing, MICHAEL ANNUAL Miss Deckle Satur- D. S. Wagons of all kinds built at short notice. Sat- PICKETT, SR. sin, Buckingham, Boteford; Mead. CLEARING - isfaction Over 20 SALE ville. - guaranteed. years experi- and Branch ence. Kind treatment to horses, tfancy horse Michael Pickett, Sr., who has been day Sunday. hoeing if wanted. Give me a trial. in railing bealth for some time, died at nis nome, Sunday afternoon, aged 64 years. The funeral was held. Wed Men's and WI LIAM WELLINGTON, and Tfae Kind Ym Haw For anything in the line of nesday. The burial was in New Mil- Boys' Clothing Always BougH agricul- Nichols, Oonn. Furnishing (wilki tural tools, seeds, hardware, ford. Mr Pickett leaves a wife, one Bgaatm etc, give Best Dlace to set vour horaeshoelnir and Michael the reliable Hamilton Hardware On. blacksmlthlns done. Also all kinds of wairnn son, J. Pickett, and two of Bank a call. and and Honora of Water-tow- n Goods. street, Waterbury, carriage building repairing. For sale, daughters, Pickett a numoer 01 secona-- m and and wag- - and Mamie ona carriages Pickett of Waterbu in good repair. ry. One brother also survives him, w imam .ricKett. Mr mcKett was a wno HAWLEYVILLE NOTICE! man was held in high esteem by The is the Placeto go when Au(t. 1. all work done at mv shon all who knew him. Greatest Sale In the Historv ofThis must be nald for within 30 davs. All accounts in need of FURNITURE, must be 1, 1903. settled Aug. THE SUNSHINE SOCIETY. B. M. Store Is Now On. You can get there very handy from any place In the state, as the New York Tuttle, The Roxbury Sunshine club are Modern Business New Haven and Hartford railroad run trains very often all through the day Southbury, Conn. looking forward to a sale, the early Methods know of no better time to clear out stocks and for We wish to make the public happy by saving them money and giving them a part of August, and hope to see their prepare good stock to select from. The only way you can be convinced of la by friends. They are sending nowere to uw utiwcui acdaun munins. ot our looking them over, and we know you will agree with us. What we wish to the Flower Mission, New York, to be uiau,iut .mai remains spring and bummer uoods impress upon the minds of the people is, the cheap way In which we handle ' The Adriance used in the children wards of the hos- we miena 10 wrwc ui our - furniture at this point. We have no cartage, as the freight house is only a pitals. The flowers are brought to uui store oy tne power ot prices. Hlere is a money-sav- little over one hundred feet from our building, and one man with a truck Mrs Pons, Wednesday mornings. which runs from our basement into tbe freight house, can wheel a carload either way In a short time, therefore we do not need so much Mower, ing opportunity. is no help, as there for Driver and for Team. NEW R. F. D. ROUTE ESTABLISHED. lifting on and off wagons. We have no rent as we own the building Easy The new R. F. D. route AT $2.98. This lot comprises worsteds, neat custom which has thirty thousand feet of floor This us ot room in Roxbury stripes, tailored, show off our space. gives plenty to Seat safe and comfortable. Plenty of foot was successfully started, Friday, July Men's Suits. good values at $4 and $5. goods to good advantage. We have no lighting expense as we room, with to close six . opportunity change position. 15, with F. S. Evitts as carrier, and the AT at every night; for the people do not get out much In the wilderneas Every lever handy and easily operated from on $4.48. Fancy Cheviots, formerly sold at $6 and $7. after that time. Remember we sell the Dock Ash which Is secure position in the seat. One foot will do patrons the route are much pleased AT range guaranteed most of the necessary operating. Everything with the convenience of $6.48. Splendid lines of our $8 and $10 two-piec-e also in every respect. If they do not do all and a little more when a range Is re- having their suits, fancy Goods. : in sight. Oil cups few and accessible. Steady mail delivered at the door. and black cheviots, black clays and blue serges. quired to do we will make them do it or refund money. This we will running, least jar, no side draft, no neck AT Furnishing stand back of time. will more jour weight.. $8.48. All our $12 values, consisting of cheviots and Straw ItaU. We offer our entire stock of latest styles to close at and be-- every Call, it than pay you. Get and full of MrsC. B. Minor and Mrs Charles fancy worsteds, When in need of furniture us a calL , Catalogue particulars are single and double breasted blue Serges, black clays and un- iow cost 01 manuiacture. give Fanning selling their cream to the two-niec- L. finished worsteds, and what remains of all our e Ha C. Morris, Northville creamery. suits in this range. ndkerchiefs. AT 4c White and colored, worth 74c to 10c. Conn. James Kaylor is quite ill. AT - Newtown, Mrs seriously $10.48. Formerly sold at $14, $15 and $16, cheviots at jc Hemstitched Cambric, superior quality, white and Edward Barnes, who has been fancy and c. confined to worsteds, medium black blue iancy ooroerea, never sold under 12 Q. F. BAKER & the house with rheuma- weight Vicunas, serges for the AT CO., tism, Is much better and able to be stout and the regularly built man. Highly tailored and per- ne Pure linen i inch hem worth 15c. D. a. BEERS Sfc fection in every detail. Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Kitchen Ranges, CO., out. Men's AT Or 6 for socks. " Newtown, Comm., Mrs Jones has Hosiery 5c 25c, mottled her brother visiting AT Hawleyvllle, Conn. Manufacturer Of her from Brooklyn. ye Black, tan and fancies usually sold at 10c. A good number from this place went Men's Suits.' AT ne Great variety black, tan and fancy effects, latest Canopy Tops, Buggy Tops, on the Savin Rock excursion, last Young styles, worth 15c. Thursday, and a time. AT $3.98. Worth $5 and $6. AT Cushions, Backs, report good AT 17c Pure Lisle Thread imported half hose, sizes 94 to 11, Mrs Thomas has double-breaste- d, And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages Myron entertained, $5.48. Two piece suits single and fancy cheviots, good value at 25c. Rather and Wbgona. Send for Catalogue. the past week, Mrs Eliza Gregory, Mr neat effects. Worth $7 and $8. and Mrs Arthur Hull of AT Sunender AT 7c Worth 10c. for Men and Boys. Waterbury $7.48. $10 a'nd $12 high suits in almost ma- and Miss Jessie Henson of New York. grade every fashionable AT ne sold 15c and 20c. S. B. terial of the season, single and double breasted. Formerly at Rough At Smith's, the past week, AT 17c This line includes Police and Fireman Mr Stick and family of New Haven Suspenders Hot Weather Goods. have board lisles never sold under 25c. engaged until September. AT aoc On the Cereals, all the leading brands. Plain and Miss S. D. Baldwin of Washington,. and Children's A good assortment worth 50c. Dog, fancy Crackers In Packages will keep any- D. is at Dr Boys' Suits. where. Pickls and Pickled Onions 10c Dot.; C, stopping Pons', for the AT Neckwear AT We offer 60 Dozen Shield Dried Beof In summer. $1.48. Our $2 and $2S0 grades double breasted cheviots 76 Bows, pure silk, neat pat" Sliced glass )ars; potted Ham and union terns, sold at 15c. Don't miss this. but will and Tongue. Temperance drinks of all kinds The drama given by the young girls cassimeres.SSizes from 6 to 16. usually This you ap on Ice. Full stock of (irocerles. We aim to of AT $1.98. All $3 $3.50 lot will not last long. the curtailment please our customer. the parish netted $16, for the treas- the and grades, all woolen cheviots and worsteds preciate ury of the Episcopal church, which two and three pieces. when to & AT it is applied your E. S. Fairchild Son, will go towards repairing the $3.98. $4, $4.50 and $5 two and three-piec-e done damage suits, fancy cheviots and lumber bill. Let me hear Flour, Feed, Oraln and Groceries, to the church by lightning. The worsteds, black clays and blue serges. Underwear. proceeds of the lawn on from you when you need Nichols, Conn. party given Mothers avail yourselves of these offers. AT aic Plain and Blue Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, sizes 30 to 46. Draw- - the evening of the Fourth of July re- ere are double anything in the building alized $25. A member of church seated. This is the finest the AT 33c 60 dozen DRAWERS hue, I'll do my best to Blue Ribbon blend of Coffee on paid for repairing the tower. Another AND SHIRTS, all sizes French Balbriggan serve the market to-d- member gave the and oil for the Men's and sold everywhere at 50c. Shirts with French Facing. French Neck, you. 25c paint Men's Brand Coffee. at the price, per outside A Young - Dound. We want everv one of our Coffee cus. painting. fair in the fall is Peari Buttnsi Long Sleeves, Drawers are double seated, with Pat- comers to give this famous blend a trial: they contemplated, and It is hoped that , cut owt ourap, suit nmsaea. C. won't regret it. the church will be restored before Trousers. Hawleyville,PLATT,Conn. cold weather. AT $1.29. Lines of hairlines and cheviots warranted not to STEPHEN FRENCH, Mrs Edward Short and child have rip. Worth Men's v and Stepney Depot, Ct, been spending a few weeks with Mrs AT Boys' Negligee Shirts $1.89. All our lines - Short's Mrs formerly sold at $2.50 and $3. Every war- AT A clearance 35 mother, Sidney Winters. ranted, all sizes. pair 39c of dozen of the latest stripe?" and figures of standard H. L. Booth, who buys calves and . manufacture worth 50c and 59c. Plxley Mouse, butchers them in Waterbury, finds Hawlbtvillb, Newtowh, Ct., his business constantly increasing. Now open for guests the year round. Thank-n- g Last Monday, he dressed 15 calves and old patrons for past favors, we Invite all to You will find o come and see us. Transient boarders care-ull- y Tuesday took them Waterbury, every article in stock as advertised. Satisfaction Tested and tried in all climates for more than attended to. i where be sold them. Besides dealing guaranteed or money forty years. Mr and Mrs A. E. Plxley, Props. in calves, Mr Booth buys poultry, refunded. Sale will close Outlasts all other paints and is more economical at first cost. sheep, lambs, steers, eggs; in fact, any Saturday, August 6th. kind of produce the farmers may have to dispose of and he aims to give them H. & Wall Papers! the highest cash prices for their goods. R. BEERS CO.. Agents. If you have anything In this line, drop Newtown, Conn. ? . ' him a card and he will do rest. - - Wall the A. - - . e, FROHMAN & Papers! His address is H L. Booth, Hotchkiss-vill- CO., Wall Papers will be sold during the next Conn. days at vury low prices. Call, look at our large THE BRIDGEPORT WOOD FINISHING CO. stock and get prices before you buy. Our dis- Elvin Bloodgood of New Milford is The Reliable Clothiers. New counts will astonish you. They must go to the guest of John Humphrey at the Milford, make place for new goods. ; rectory. u. a cow, I I 4&S0N. jonnson purcnased4. last frnm W. W. WALKER j.r' TTn-- a i "First store rUtw On tin a 33 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29 1904.

corner store in the Andrews block at TheNewtown Bee. the corner of Main and Bank streets, closed up, last week, and moved the We have made a cent Cut stock out of town. 50 per CIRCULATION : in our stock of Genuine January 1, 1882, eco MISS LORD AT BOARDMAN. Last week, 4300 The meetings which are being held 28 Bank St., New Milford, Conn. by Miss May B. Lord at the Boardman chapel have been very successful. Mark Down Sale! Ten Pages. There was a large attendance at the Children's and Misses' meeting, last Sunday night, and nine expressed a desire to lead a better life. OF Saturday, July 31, Miss Lord will hold New Milford. her last meeting at Boardman and.a Lawn, and large attendance Is expected. Gingham SUIT AGAINST POWKB COMPANY. AT- CLEARANCE GATLORDSVILLB NOTES. Percale Dresses. TACHMENT AGAINST NEW MILFORD The Ladies' Aid Society met at LADIES' CORPORATION FOB $60,000. . ORDER Paine Farm on Friday afternoon of last and weather SIGNED BY JUDGE BALDWIN OF THE week, although the Must clean them out to make room for fall was unfavorable, there were quite a and SHIRT WAISTS. SUPREME COURT OF CONN. PRICES number present. winter A order of Misses Mabel and Jeanette Gaylord goods. supplemental attachment are for 160,000 in favor of David I, Eman- visiting their aunt, Miss Jeanette have sale on Ladies' uel, of ON Gaylord. We inaugurated a Catassaqua, Pa., against the Miss Bessie Soule has been visiting New Milford Power Co., was signed to in New Milford, the guest of Miss A Great for day, by Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, of Clara Booth. Opportunity Shirt Waists, the values ot which for the Miss Mary Paine and Miss Marion the supreme court of errors, on appli- Shirt "Waists, Underhill Careful cation of E. spent Tuesday and Wednes- Buyers. offered in Henry Shannon, attorney day of last week in Danbury. money have never before been for Emanuel, of Bridgeport, and placed John Shepard, wife and child are in the hands of Mathew E. O'Brien, Hosiery, visiting at E. Dakin's. Bheriffof the of for Quite a number from this place at town. Just look over these prices and then city Bridgeport, tended the organ recital in the Con- service. The order commands the Underwear, gregational church, Kent, on Thurs- come in and the : sheriff to garnishee all moneys due the day evening last. inspect goods New Milford Power Co., from the Con- Children's Dresses, Miss Bessie Kennedy is visiting in Golden Brothers necticut Ball way and Lighting com- Stevenson for a few weeks. Rev F. J. Belcher, the Dresidinsr el- - Railroad New pany, and attach any other property Stocks. 1er, preached in the Methodist church Street, Milford, Conn. Former Price : Selling Price : of the New Milford company in this ou Sunday evening last, and after the state. This suit was service the third quarterly conference originally was 19, to recover an al- neia. $1.75 $1.48 brought May 1904, mixture and two foot has his balance of due Emanuel stops usually resigned his position and with 1.98 1.48 leged $41,000, found in church specifications. In father and sister will leave for a Miss Arline Leslie, who has been for constructing the dam and power their places are some valuable month's in Maine. C. stops outing Mrs M. E. ot visiting A. Booth, returned to 3.75 2.33 house of the company at New Milford, of the eight-fo- tone, with a wealth Riddiford, of her home at Orange, N. Wednes the cost of which was to be couplers. A DELIGHTFUL RIDE. J., Bank New Milford. 59 48 originally day. Street, $300,000. Emanuel alleges that the DOGS AFTER CATTLE. Through Cascade park, a land flowing with 3.25 original plans were changed and that milk and honey. Is situated the new enlarged Mr and Mrs A. M. Booth passed Sun You will find our stock of On two dogs attacked some Zoological garden of fine fruits, flowers, the have him Sunday snuros, jungle, rums oi xormer prosperity, day at Lake Waramaug, dining at the I.25 98 although company paid cattle belonging to the estate of rare and strange animals that beat automo The $360,000 there still is a balance due of Joung W. McMahon and bit three or biles in going forward and backward and Carter Inn. SILVERWARE, 2.63 I.98 four were driven off and sideways when driven to wagon, strange birds $41,000. At the time the original suit badly. They aqd flying things of the air, old carts, wagons, Noble Booth passed Saturday and Whole Year JEWELRY, 2.48 1.98 was Sheriff O'Brien attached later attacked cattle belonging to machines of all sorts, styles and conditions, brought Charles Sanford. Merwin Hine drove to nlease the most eccentric taste. The SDa Sunday with the boys at Lake Wara- WATCHES, - 1 17 31 pieces of real estate, including the them off. He knocked one down clous building Is filled to overflowing with odd maug. 'Round 1.38 dog curiosities of aU kinds concelveable to please and site of the power house. As it has with a club, when the other dog the eye and mind. On Saturday the writer, always new, bright attractive, and 2:98 2:38 since been discovered pitched on to him and he was obliged wife and sister, were pleasantly entertained Mrs Thomas Costigan has been en well prices that are most reasonable. that this prop for two hours in viewing the conglomerate Is a bond to defend himself. One of the dogs mana- tertaining her nieces, Miss Kittle 3:25 2:38 erty covered by and mortgage to Edward W. Peck. mass, then were kindly driven by the the believes and Bald belonged Sunday gers to New Fairfield to a birthday visit with Keane of Stamford and Miss Anna 3:98 2:98 plaintiff Judge night they attacked the McMahon their brother and wife and return to New Keane of Noroton. In The win finds that the original attachment cattle again. Selectman Barnes was Milford. A Former Native. 5 10c 3.48 3:63 is not sufficient to secure hence on the ground, Monday, investigating Misses Susie, Leota and Ella Erwin The and Dept. them, the matter. Summer 1:19 98 the supplemental order of attachment. The choicest cuts of meat at the of New Milford passed Sunday with Is replete with many things that make xne new Minora .rower (Jo. is a cor market of C. I. Leach. Despite the Mr and Mrs M. O. the NOT AFRAID OF D. PRESTON ATWOOD'S strike Mr Leach has Camp at Juddfe Time splendid gifts whole year through. poration chartered by the last session SUITS. been able to sup- Bridge. of the ply the wants of bis customers. legislature for the purpose of D. Preston Atwood, the famous un- Miss Mildred Emmons and Miss Dr Hartwell is the first in Chest "When wish box of We ot Housa-toni- c the you a Fine Caudy, a box of are also closing out the balance harnessing the waters of the known Individual who has stirred up Esther Hungerford passed a few days, nut Land district to finish try river and furnishing from its matters in the Connecticut probate last week, with Bridgeport friends. haying. courts, has brought eight suits in the W. H. Fenn, right hand man for Frank Burns, of is our powerhouse in New Milford electric New local Grocer Albin is a Jr., Bridgeport, M. Milford Probate court. The Ferris, 'taking visiting his uncle, Frank Erwin. Winthrop Baker's Boston power and light. The promoters attorneys representing the parties month's vacation, a part of which he claim they will eventually light New have filed a plea in abatement, and ex- will pass in Washington. Unclaimed letters remain In the York little fear as to the outcome. James Dolan in Chocolates. MILLINERY pity. At the present time they press passed Sunday postoffice addressed to: M. Appel, are cars for Boardman. operating Waterbury, Howard Andrews enjoyed an excur- Miss J. H. Bates, Miss Mary Boskina, Pound Boxes, 60c. Half Pounds, 30c. New Wara-mau- Cheshire, Britain and other places TO CAMP AT SPECTACLE LAKE. sion to and Lake g, Jan Curtis for the Connecticut Washington Ciekhisokl, Dubia, George No Better Candies at Half Price. Railway and Light A party of interesting flew Milford Sunday, with dinner at Thomas tune, j. w. Hynard, Zeirs MlkotoJ, E. made, Handle box goods only 5c and ing Co. J New Haven Leader. gentlemen, Postmaster Jackson, Judge Bray's Lakeside Inn. M. Stevens, two. H. upwards. J. F. F. K. miss ueien rwiss or Betnel is George Jackson, Addis, Soule, Charles Planz, a week Miss postmaster. Great values in all lines of Summer DEATH OF MR AND MRS O. L. PHIPPENY. Charles N. Hall, P. M. Cassedy, J. E. with Susie Cronan. James Sullivan and Dr Edward Piatt of Danbury. Ray Ray Osborne, Charles Cramer and E. Friends here have received the sad Hungerford, Leach, Harold Leslie and Herbert Dan Miller passed Sunday with the Frank Soule, C. B. Blackman will go to Spectacle Lake Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Cona Goods. Make this store news of Mr C. 6 Marsh, Miss Alice Baldwin, Miss Walk- campers at waramaug. Milford, your headquarters the death of and Mrs lake, from August to 15, for an out- Mrs Miller, of the C. H. Booth & L. of Mr Hall has been to er, Miss Alice Emmons and Mrs Stone Phippeny Hillside, Arizona. Mrs ing. appointed have out Green Pond for a Bentley Co.'s force, is passing a short when to Milford une act as chaplain for the party during camped at vacation an coming New to trade. Phippeny died, Monday,'.! 27, aged absence. week. A fine time was reported. with aunt in Hartford. A 66 and Mr their or David Disbrow of New Fairfield has Man That Likes To years, Phippeny died, Thurs unaries uornwaii JNew York City nne day, June 30, aged 70 years. Mrs has been the guest of J. B. Townsend. oougnt two thoroughbred Devon Phip NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. Mrs Montville Mallette and son cowb oi ssuiiivan or .Park Lane, IUtl peny was formerly Miss Lizzle Hurd of have james a 6rst class will his meats The school been for a week in Bridge-wate- r. Mr uisbrow is always after the best market always keep ana was Sunday of St John's visiting in the Devon line high grade and of tbe very best that can bo jar rmppeny church will picnic at Rocky River on and pays good prices secured. There is a great deal In knowing formerly from New Milford. August 9. Attorney Boardman Wright return- when he finds what suits him. how to choose good meau. and we are expert W. Q. A ed to New a Among those from New Milford who judges in that nn. as our patrons can always BARTON, baptismal service will take place York, Monday, after visit tell by tbe delicious flavor and prime attended the funeral of Dr Woodruff quality GOOD GAME OF BASEBALL. on Sunday at the schoolhouse on Sec- witn ni8 motner, Mrs c. K. Wright. of the meats we send out. When you want a in Sherman, last week Thursday, were roast or a chop or steak that will mike your Bank New Conn. ond Hill, conducted by Rev J. F. Albin Ferris returned, last week mouth water Leach's. Street, Milford, The New Milford baseball team de Plumb. Mr Thursday from a visit at Stis- - iuukb auu mrs v. Aaais, m uns try After the service Plumb night, worn, j. ieatea the Danbury nine, Friday, in purposes to organize a Sunday school. sing, N. Y. xurney soule, George H. Jack good arame bv a score of 13 to a. v th Rev and Mrs Cranston Brenton are son, J. E. Hungerford, C. A. Todd, CHAS. 1. LEACH, Soule has been chosen manager of the spending their vacation in Maine. Mr irea Williams, George Gaylord, Mr ueaui sua a consiaeraoie entnuslasm Andrew B. Mygatt arrived at Lake tirenton returns for the last in and Mrs C. I. Leach. Genroe Aniriev Next Town Sheds, Church St., New Milford. is shown. have been se on 17, Sunday and C. M. Beach. Newgrounds Tahoe, Cal., where he will sermon 5-- on July aukubi io preacn nis iareweii 2. cured Mrs wrigbt's meadows, o spend the summer with Frank D. An- Mr and Mrs J. R. Johnson are spend' Mr and Mrs C. E. Riddiford, Miss Telephone Souvenir posite Railroad street, which staou! drews. a week with Gertrude Riddiford and Mrs The ing their daughter, Mrs Henry increase me attendance. Friday's Rev and Mrs T. J. Lee and son of hi. u. Mills, in Bridgeport. xvca iciuiucu, xauuuay nignc, alter a soure wan as iouows: Newark, N. J., are guests of Mrs Mr and Mrs George Lines of South week's sojourn at Wood mont. New Milford: AB R Charles Main street xne JNew Murom ball team will ilay BH PO A E Taylor. passed Sunday at Wood with Birdsall Ther Callahan, 2b, 6 2 3 0 0 3 Howard Andrews, for two years a mont. the Danbury Orioles on Friday A and on Aucrust 6 We Have A Striking Beecher, c, 5 1 10 popular clerk for Grocer C. I. Leach, The 10c store, which occupied the will nlav with th Inaugurated J. Dolan, ss, 5 1 12 South Britains. Sale On Bronson, cf, 5 2 4121 111 0 A series of 10 band concerts will he Special Picture. Farm Cbeeseman, p, 5 0 1 10 3 1 given on the Park, one each week. The mometers 5 2 2 cne two If want a eorraet Pixley, lb, 6 0 2 program given at first concerts jou was a picture, ou poaea ratouched, Payne, If, 5 2 3 2 0 0 enjoyed by good crowd. uaished.aaa mountedjuat right, Powers, 3b, 5 2 3 4 1 3 Mrs Sherman Addis is with ' just right, tall na friends. visiting what you want and leaTa the rant to mm. We are offering a at Kelly, rf, 5 1 2 0 i Danbury VJiaSSeSa Ail vou Bead mmd Wagon. special 10 the Law Mrs Charles Jenninm and children Looking do ia to lat na know July Fishing or we'll o the net. Try it. traction to local buyers in pret Total, 46 13 21 27 9 10 Bennitt street have returned after a visit or several weeks at the home of Picture Frames None better. Built on ty New Milford souvenir ther Danbury: t Elroy Jennings in Kent. Duggan, c, 5 0 0 2 2 1 Off, Mrs W. E. Bostwlck of and H. D. honor. You will find the "Bird-sail-" rhometers. Also an A. 5 1 Park Lane HINE, elegant Walsh, p, 1 11 3 0 nas oeen Mrs Am- Postoffice Main A. 5 0 So tret for Haas visiting her sister, Block, Street, on the job while otners are line of Henebry, cf, Heady the Fine and Pickerel at Lake nion Green, in Litohfield. . thermometers, never T. ss, 5 0 0 0102 0 Fishing Material NEW niLFORD, CT. laid for We have sold Henebry, 11 and Ponds. Mr and Mrs Hubert Thnmna Framing up repairs. shown in town before. Our Gordon, 3b, 4 1 2 0 Waramaug Spectacle Deen a rew In New It la easily reached: only one Blaht from the if, 4 0 10 passing days York. I them here for the 15 Kelly, 1 0 0 0 I have the finest assortment of Rods. Reels. Snoon Hnnlra. Rat. F. E. Soule has tbe exclusive street. past years stock of Lanigan, 2b, 4 1 2 ever offered for sale In New Milford. agency Also most line of and for the New York Daily Globe. Six Over 200 now in use in this section Ireland, lb, 4 0 11129 0 0 the complete single double barrel shot guns, breech loaders, rifles, aero was In Mil- - And don't Hannon'sl etc., ever on sale here. . weeks it unknown New forget Walsh, 4 0 0 0 0 revolvers, cartridges, placed ana in every case we can refer you rf, 0 a special line oi souvenir articles iur me summer friends. ford, and as the result of Mr Soule's hustling 600 were sold.last week. 8tore "Wfioias Oquare, is nead- - to a well pleased customer. 40 4 6 Cameras and Camera copies Total, 24 11 3 Baseball and Supplies. mrs jacoD xweeay Jellies We can also furnish you with the Clocks Innintrs: Sporting (foods. A. H. of quarters for and JNew Reinhart, Danbury,islt best One-Hor- se Farm on the Minora: 22200014 2 13 Bear In Mind We Sell Famous Chocolates. ea at u. u. culver's, last Thursday. wagon uu.u uury: uouoozil 0 Daggett's 1ft .tsattam SDent Sundav In Naw Canned Fruit market. Come in and look them cannot be excelled in this Hon struck out. Cheeseman. l(V. wieh o x ura. Wall and Two Ernest has crone to Paper over. satonic base hits, A. Henebry, Ireland! Wagner his home Full directions in each mnnd nat-ln- Ww valley. Nothing more Payne, Kelly. Three base hits. Bron in iioxoury, ui wnn lypnoia lever. Paint. sale by 57 aTWAT. son. Bases stolen, 2: New Misses May cneeseman and Mataei desirable for a 1111 . 3 m ' Danbury., , Yours respectfully, wedding gift. i. ramen on inana, ' ' P. M. Denton have returned home after COW EASE. T.milium,ro.i-- . ' nwonnin CASSEDY, a, i. o. spending two weeks with Miss May YvaiBU, New Mdlfoed. Galvin at her home on Chestnut Land. Save manv amasmrd whnn milklna. Talma NEW PIPE ORGAN AT M. of bat a minute to spray It. Also food for oxea THE CONGREGA J. Donohue Meriden visited ana nurses, r lies ao not liKe u, wui not gum TIONAL CHURCH, witn K. j. Galvin, last week. John Hannon. and Is healing. A. L. Conkev- has been hnav. t.Viia .trranK uaivin arrived noma on & -- .... m .... ' j. Staub Mallett, M. W. HILlL.7 juBwtiiiiiif i.xm nnn tiaw nyeran in Monday evening to spend a few days the Congregational church, the of willi iiis parents. C. A. WAY, Cor. Mala aad Chureh Sta., THE gift KNIBLOE & BENNITT, William sneridan. emDloved hv JEWELER, a., iii. .DUBuwicjt. roe contract The rr Dealer In Paints, Oils. Varnlshea, ate-- NEW MILFORD. was crlven to Eraent. M s!Hnno. nt (Successors to J. W. Hott Co.) 87 Railroad St., New MUfocal. Ct. Bank New Boston. To Mr Skinner's fertile hmin ai utuLe w aramauir, St., Milford, Furniture or saiuraay.sruest is accredited many of the most impor- Incorporated,) Dealer. jonn jeane JNoroton is a at A When Coming to Town Don't Fall tant Improvements and simnlifWt, j. nomas uosugan '8 ac Junes Bridge. .1 . 1 i . . same to Call at vi uib buuuiar pneumatic ana electric Upholstering, PIANOS, miss nernstein of Glen Cove. uipe unran action. The new Fine L. I., is the guest of her sister, Mrs Regular r.vr.n n 1 . P J Cabinet Making, uzra uoiaen. Choice ! "'I"" "l wiwcuuTOD,aew rorir, with Picture Steinway, Shonlnger, Seeds . copper wire in cable connect- - Framing, Standard, Woodbury, Miss Lottie Robertson of Bridsrenort Wash For the Sick Room: Frank Evitts' iutc Art Qoods. Furniture. has returned home, a uihiico seea uius ana uorn ; also inn uruau wilii toe p.nanra mnDnk iiaruman, jewen. after visit with And Replenish Your Stock of Oiorer. Red Ton. Hnnnriui nnri MillarTimothy some zuoieet away, to which console Mrs lieorcre KODertson. Whatever the doctor or- Garden and Flower Seeds In .Bulk and Pack- iic auueu a Mr and Mrs Ezra Golden are en lov ooie manuei witn its mag- Arcade Building, NEW MILFORD, CONN. Telephone 13-- 4. ders we have, or can ages. nificent tuba, the nAw fthnlr cf ing a trip to Kingston and Albany, N. Day. get Harnesses, Prime Cotton Seed Meal for Fertilizer, Nova on Old x for moil Unda Maris and DulnAt. ftnrl hi Pianos easy payments, Pianos taken in exchange. ., ana uien uove u. i., quickly you. tjijviu riuwri . 1 1 1 ... . o Blankets, Large Stock Shoes and Rubbers for Hen and nnw lUOb nanartaa I..uuiib oy Mr SKinner. Mrs Vincent or Montclalr. N. J.. and Women d read uh.o.ner laree orirans havo Vuon Miss Fitzgerald of JSew York are vis cleaning ordinary etc. jaaay QeorgeWiikes. Mambrino Patchen H. B. aenaratora. A mnl- - Whips, First Class Meat unaer nutmtn iting at Hoyt's. bard-to-get- -at ALBERT EVITTS. Market, large stock Choice wuiruiea - skinner tltudeof Groceries. Our Goods are first class. When buildino- Kev . a. Johnson took Master wash- Prices the nrmn at w. part to be Druggist, . Telephone xx. We Save You n can Bare you money on every thing. Britain, the Earle Patcben to New York for a ed twice a day If Money. organist desired a console No. cream Is not to be New Milford, that could be used in the Baron 8254. day's outing, last week, visiting Coney tainted makes- It a Con. aisle beintr but three feet, win Bay Island among other places. regular wash day rBu8Ufsss Established 1841. the width of the usual key desk for Pacing Bice Record 2.12. (jbaries if. uentley took cbaree of task. Hatch & organs of this size Deing some live feet the Sunday school at the Consrrecra- - Ackley, Marsh, and some Registered Standard Roe (i) tional in The Sharpies Tubular Separator Frank JEvitts, Railroad and Sts. New Milford. inches, it was thought to be church, Sunday, the absence Bridge impossible to carry out the Recorded Vol. VII, Page aia of Superintendent Chauncey Marsh. Is washed In Ave minutes The bowl has only ,6e Cream, and Railroad St., New Milford. wish. organist's an of ONE small plece inside It comes out. Women After a little thought Mr Skin- uari morinrop, employe the prefer the Tuoular. urop In ana get a cata HIPP'S Lunch. ner left for the factory, saying, "I'll (J. li. Booth & Bentley Co., with one log. have Son of or two other Kew Milford boys, is Fruit and Dayton's Lunch Room, it." Mr Skinner soon appeared Baron.Wilkes, Confectionery. Blackamithlng, Carriage and with his new console and the camping out at Calf Pasture beach, V. B. HATCH. New Fixtures Alt An Railroad Street. Opp. Steam Laundry, situation 2.18. IN Through. Work. New mastered. This desire nn the near South orwalk. for New Milford store, uon't forget the place: Wagon Milford. the Agent and Vicinity. organist opened the way for an Bav Baron. 2.12. took his rec Sri-- i Block, New Milford, Quick Lunch t improvement of inestimable value to ord at Portland. Me., Aug. 18, CURED OE CHRONIC DIARRHOEA Mygatt's Ct., Baked Lima Beans, Hot Frank forts. Hot Oof-fe-e. the performer, but it. fnrt.hor 1997, in a contestea Sew House. : e, m-,.- hotly AFTER TEN YEARS OF SUFFER Opposite England H. I. QRIFFlN.r.i-o- Sandwiches of all klnri pia 1, n.Q. an ingenious brain to race, tbe time of tbe beats being and on draught. Ice Oold Mllk.Temperance Drinks carry out and 2 12. 2.13. 2.12K. 2.13M. 2.13',, ING. Contractor Builders. East Street, New Milford. ui an kiuus. oripg to ultimate success that which Z.1S4. 2.12X. Restaurant on had never and General ' open Sundays. been done, and that .h.h TERMS $15 when mare is "I wish to say a few words in ELLSWORTH The Horseshoeing Blacksmltblng at first seemed In toal. Mares sent to praise FENN, UNIQUB bw yrumyi attention ana satisiaction impossible. The con- proven 1"i of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and HEATERS! Steam aad Hot iirai For sole at Grace church is second be bred, boarded in stable or Mrs CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. guaranteed. Headquarters the one grazed, as wished. Will stand Diarrhoea Remedy," says Mattie Oonn. Water Heater made after this Mr Va. suffered Washington Depot, Is considered bv'hnndnvl. n. -- w. .... plan, but Skinner mm at wuuam u. nopxins' ana Burge, of Martinsville, "I BflV J0TUfATBS FURHIBBXD. k OUBBFDIXy most to-da- has added an entirely new idea that Wm. O. Beeman'8 places, New from chronic diarrhoea for ten years economical on the market y. BsU- - of to Preston, Conn,, and at W O. : ," v "Twa on .arre or small cos Prime Fruit! displaying the performer by the Beeman's New Milford and that time tried various racta. Cm MM hw Watermelons, Pineapples, use of stables during vataiogue aonllcatlna. at Plums. tiny electric lights on either on Saturday. medicines without obtaining any per- Hospitality Peaches, side of the console, D. E. the comhinatinn T " " manent relief. Last summer one of Soule, A. Give Us A Call. piston operated on any manual. The & LiLSill . V i' r"fs i children was taken J. NORTHROP, Small KiHn-.- Beeman my with cholera Contractor NBW MILI-OR- Expense. a. B. New Milford orcan nan Mr c and 1 a of and Builder, OONN. Entertainment that Is, pleasure to your Schlappacaase, unified stop action morbus, procured bottle guests does not depend on the money you Bank Street, New Milford. a (compound wind Hopkins. this remedy. Only two doses were re Railroad Street. New Milford, Conn spend, bat on your own knowledge of how to McMahan's Old Stand. chest), valuable acquisition to the to her relief. - receive manual The Choice quired give entire I then Jobs solicited and nromnt attention anaran- - and extend hospitality. Christine organs. By this system any decided to try the medicine myself. veeo. Any information as to real estates and A Fine Assortment of Terhuns Herrlck tells you all about It. Post- stop unified can be drawn on or rents gladly glTen. 60 cents' great and did not use all of one bottle before paid, For An swell organ. When used in the one it Kibbe Chocolates and Bon O. was well and I have never since been E. J. OLODE, Publishers, is not W. HOYT, I WALIiACE & Co.'s in connection with the other troubled with One : 1M Fifth Are., New York. Meal Bons, that complaint. GIVE THEM A CALL Most - ' Appetizing unless the stop is drawn. This gives 'Manufacturer and Dealer In cannot too much in favor of Excellent In fancy boxes and bulk. say that Trie FRANK E. ROWE CO., Served In an the performer the Drlvllece of having v medicine." This Chocolates and Bon Bona. Butter of Inviting way I his sole or ancy vracKers ana uannea uaoas. wonderful remedy New Milford, Ok vrcam rrum itiiik. first Invite yon to give my restaurant a call. Have accompaniment on which- Bottled Soda and Temperance Drinks. Light and Heavy Wagons. for sale by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown: class fttreen and toothsome line of Lowney's can- - ever organ he pleases. The entire OoarmAOTOKa, Bonsaaa, Ameaixaon ' key In all Its Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; ' I"" Repairing Hurrbcp Fieclslty Taylor, - " Ha, W. JN. uura, iim: jurnesb tuw- Bnaclal Attantloa toHilns srlvan. Hatlniataa W. N; Noble. iurmu fnmlshsd In all nlissss of work, with Sattsfac-- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1904. 7

dist church gave a very pleasant and I successful lawn party on the lawn of 1 Henry S. Hurlburt, last Wednesday NEW HAVEN. pvening. Cake, ice cream and water- SS& melons were on sale. The Last Week A DRAMATIC SUCCESS. We pay expressage on all purchases amouuting 's . ., V," The play. "A Seaside Enarairement," to a dollar and upwards. which was given in the Town hall. last Friday evening, July 22, by the OF THE BIG episcopal cnurcn, was wen attenaea in spite of the bad weather and great- ly enjoyed by all present. The play waswritien hy Kev Mr Humphrey, " At Less ""W-f- f " which made it especially interesting ALTERATIONSHOE SALE Refrigerators to the people here. The following was the cast of characters: Miss Sally Lunn Veale, the hostess, a Than The coomug scnooi Rirt. MisM.TenniAMa.rin r.A.r.nn Miss Hortense Harper Demorest an a la Men's Boots Shoes. mode Kirl. Miss Eva Rose Le Tourneau and Shoes. Women's High Cost Miss Tboniaslne Olarkson-Po- e. an ath- Former Alteration Wholesaler's letic eirl. Miss Marv Paul Humnhrev MlssNCamera Dry process Daeuerre, a Former Alteration Prices: Prices: photographing girl. Prices: Prices: 4.00 Easefelt Shoes 3.19 If are summer or next Miss Eleanor Christine Hackav 4.00 Men's Calf Welted Boots 2.95 3.50 2.85 you likely to need one this M ss Adeline Goodyear Patrician Shoes Pattl Oarolle. a singing 2.75 Men's Calf Machine Sewed Boots 2.19 3.00 2.35 Re- girl. Miss Sara Isabel le Macka; Derby Girl Shoes it will pay you to look at these prices. These Miss Ernestine Emerson-Brownin- g, a 2.75 Men's Kid Heavy Top Sole Boots 2.19 2.50 Derby Girl Shoes 1.98 literary girl. Miss Helen Hunt Humphrey 2.75 Men's Calf Heavy Top sole Boots 2.19 2.00 All Good Makes Sboes 1.60 frigerators are all hardwood and insulated with a 2.00 Foster's Seamless Grain Work Shoes 1.69 1.50 Kid Shoes 1.25 Miss Jessie McMellen is visiiinir 2.00 Creole 1.60 In Foster Red Grain Congress Shoes 1.25 Kid Shoes .98 combination of mineral wool and charcoal they friends New Ygrk for a few weeks. 2.00 Kangaroo Calt Double Sole Work Shoes 1.69 3.00 Cramer Patent Leather Low Heel Shoes 2.20 ueexor MCMeiien is at Mtony Creek 2.00 Men's Vicl Kid Laced Sboes 1.65 2 50 Cramer Vici Kid Low Heel Sboes 2.00 are Cost as we to take with friends for a short stay. His 1.50 Laced Shoes 1.25 priced Below factory prefer Mrs Men's Satin Calf 2.00 Cramer Vici Kid Low Heel Shoes 1.70 mother, McMellen, accompanied 1.25 Men's Satin Calf Laced Sboes .98 2.50 Patent Leather Laced Shoes 1.75 a loss now rather than carry them over. mm there, spenaing suuaay with 1.25 Men's Brogans and Plow Sboes .98 friends. 2.00 Men's Welt Sole Army Comfort Shoes 1.69 ... Road Agent Seth Warner, with a 6 00 Bohr (hand made) sboes 4.19 Women's Oxfords. force of men, has put the road from 4.00 Leonard, Shaw & Dean Sboes 2.95 lbs. ice the Station to the Center in tine con 3.50 Douglass Shoes 2.75 3 50 Easefelt and Patrician Oxfords 2.75 Holds 50 $10.50, was 18.50 dition, which is greatly appreciated by 3.00 Douglass Shoes 2 55 3.00 Derby Girl Oxfords 1.98 the traveling public. Mr Warner is 2 50 All Makes Sboes 1.85 2.50 and 2.00 Vicl Kid and Calfskin Oxfords 1.59 Holds 100 lbs. ice $14.50, was 22.50 now working on the road from the 1.50 and 1.75 Women's Spring Heel Oxfords 1.10 Center to Woodbury. 1.50 and 1.25 Women's Kid Patent Tip Oxfords .98 Lieroy Warner of Winsted has been Holds 135 lbs. ice $16.00, was 25.00 the guest, this week, of his daughter, - Mrs waiter p. naococic. Men's Oxfords. Shoes. Holds lbs. ice Malina Welsh has been ill and un Boys' High 65 $ 9.50, was 14.00 der Dr Hartwell's care. 3.00 Douglas Shoes 2.35 Isaac B. Bristol, 4.00 and 3.50 Leonard, Shaw & Dean Oxfords 2.65 2.50 Douglas Shoes 2.00 B. F. Tuttle kindly remembered 2.50 and 2.00 Calf and Brown Vici Oxfords 1.58 2.00 Holes 75 lbs. ice was Bbb man with a fine basket of Nox 'Em All Shoes L68 $10.50, 17.50 President New Milford Bank. The 1.75 White Canvas Oxfords .98 1.75 Ushers Shoes 1.40 Savings early apples. nas a or 1.50 Boys Canvas Oxfords .89 1.60 Seamless Shoes 1.35 Holds 85 lbs., ice was 19.00 H. s. Hunourt number 60c Rubber Soled Tennis Oxfords .45 1.25 Satin Calf Shoes .98 $11.50, summer guests at his house. thony, Charles M. Beach, H. Le Roy Mrs jsawara snort ana emiaren or Holds 100 lbs. ice $12.50, was 21.00 The Newtown Bee. Randall, J. LeRoy Buck. It is an in- Morris. Mrs William Betallic. Jr.. of stitution which has the confidence and Boardman, and Miss Estella Winter Misses' and Children's Shoes, all standard kinds sold regard of the entire community. were an recent sruests or their mother. Boys', at CIRCULATION : Mrs Winter. PAID on of or more Golden Brothers announce a cut-pric-e Sidney prices. RETURN FARE purchase $10.00 6C0 Mrs Edwin uoacr is suffering with January 1, 1888, sale on the balance of their stock within miles from New Haven. of summer rheumatism. thirty Last children's dresses and Miss Annie vallalev is a week, 43 goods. spending II. D. Hine has added to his stock of few weeks at Long Branch, N. J., for Sale Closes This Week con- her health. Saturday. souvenir postal cards, with cards Theodore Hemmintrson. the black Ten Pages. taining views af St John's church and I NEW HAVEN. the school. can be se- smith, is always on hand at his shop Ingleside They near tne station ana is preparea to ao Sli ?ggg cured at Mr Hine's studio. of F. E. Soule is offering a fine line of horseshoeing and all kinds carriage LITCHFIELD COUNTY. croquet sets and hammocks which are and wagon work in a satisfactory man- DERBY. de- - demand. For ner. Give him a call. in every purchase made Mine Hill Co. had a Hubbell Bros. at the store a chance is given on a fine The Quarry NEW MILFORD. 1 horse killed at the quarry recently. clock. The whiffletree if Noble is a broke, frightening the Druggist making special norse wnicn ran ana struck its neaa BANK. drive on the Wallace chocolates in S THK NEW MILFORD SAVINGS on a rock which was swung from one to New and E. B. Wooster the contract for boxes. Try a sample box. of animal was so John Rydell's, returned York, bury College of Elocution, who has Now that the New Milford Savings For a of soda water the derricks. The last week Monday. the painting. uwu vuuung at ner oia nome Free move fane refreshing glass had to be killed. ex- in this bank is about to into its with pure syrups call at the drua store badly injured that it those who went on tbe place, is now Stamps Bank build Among Mrs James Orr has returned from passing several days at new home in the United of Albert Evitts. cursion to Savin Rock, last Tuesday, tbe Bridgeport hospital, where she bad Chautauqua Lake, N. Y. ing, described in The Bee, last week, P. M. Cassedy sells the famous were Merritt Beers, Edward Rydell And Reductions In WASHINGTON. a successful operation and is now gain- Sweeping Every and Leonard Fleezer. ing nicely. On the morning of Saturday, July miss jsvaana Dickinson expects soon NEW FAIRFIELD. f Department, A BIRTHDAY FARTT. 16, there was a barn raising at John to visit friends in Bridgeport for a few Master Kenneth Rogers, who is Rydell's. weeks. EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO COl John M. Toohey spent a few days at Roy and Anna who have Sons f FOR INSTANCE: spending the summer with his grand week. He Bostwick, The of New FatrfiAlri will hniA mother. Mrs s. wooarun, at tne wooa Spectacle lake, last caught been in Bristol the guest of their their annual Dicnlo In Geonm Arfm ruff was a a bass weighing two pounds. grandparents, Mr and Mrs Tyrrell, 20.00 worth of Stamps Free house, given pleasant little Mrs is friends in Jay grove at Balls Pond, on Wednesday. on or be Franklin visiting returned home, last Wednesday. xv. mm bO ,' S Suit surprise naay last week, it ou lunieo oome. with every $10.00 nis seventn naa oeen Washington. Mrs Henry Frost from Cheshire is especially The Bee man ing nirtnaay. it . Mr Gibson of Wheeling, Va., is vis- of Mrs Amelia with his -- worth of planned to nave tne table spread on the guest her sisters, note book, and help eat the 35 barrels 15.00 Stamps Free the but on account of tbe weath- iting at W. C. Bryant's. Mallett and Mrs S. A. Lj on. of clams will be Suit lawn, G. F. Ockford spent a few days in Mrs Staub and sons from that baked, and lota with every $7.50 er being stormy his cousin, Mrs H. W. Howard Morehouse. George of other good things In proportion. woodruff, had her dining room deco Bridgeport with New Milford called on relatives in the The Danbury band will be in attend 10 OO worth of Stamps Free rated with ferns, clematis, cut village, Tuesday. ance. Suit flowers and tbe United States George F. Lyon, who has been with with every $5.00 W00DBURT. his Miss S. E. several flag. At 5 o'clock his mamma sister, Lyon TEACHERS TAKE NOTICE. ra.t)0 worrh of Stamps Free played a march and Kenneth was weeks, has returned to Danbury. v with Hat then invited into the dining room. HOrCHKISSVIl-L- AND VICINITY. Miss Lucy Boland has returned The following committees have been every $1.00 He was much surprised, as he had from a visit of several weeks in Ches elected for the different districts in known of A Frank Cartledge's little girl, Mary, hire. town: West A. C. nothing the plan. little is afflicted with whooping cougb. Kast Center, Bigelowr DOUBLE STAMPS until 5 p. m. Saturday on every- canopy was arranged over his chair at is her Kenneth Weeks from Bridgeport Center Charles Hatch; Wood tbe table. the was a Miss Annie Hague spending nas been tne guests or bis grandfather, Creek, M. Kelley and .Miles Man or wears. The FREE TRADING Among gifts vacation with relatives in waiden, S. R. Weeks. Great Alaby; thing Boy greatest check for $10. Tbe birthday cake had N. Y. Meadow, Robert Cbatterton; Mrs over Great-Hollo- Come. seven lighted pink candles and the and John Roberts Alice Gillette entertained, Centerville, George Olivett; STAMP offer ever given. name which has seven let Thomas Galpin Sunday, Miss jn elite Gillette irom Charles Turner; Pondville Kenneth, each purchased a new carriage, last Julius ters, on it. There were seven at the week Danbury. Ferry. first table. Seven stars and seven rings, Arthur Smith is helping Edward DANIEL B. J. EMMONS, made of candies as well as roses, deco Mr and Mrs Rufas Reed of P. KEANE&CO., II. L. RANDALL. Nichols harvest his hay. betbxeheb. Danbury Assistant Treasurer New Milford Sav rated the cake. Everyone waved their The annual meeting of the Sick spent Sunday at Bradley Beers'. 923 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn Treasurer New Milford Savings Bank. Bank. napkins as ne entered tne room, and was Nelson Mead and son, on their way ings wished him returns of his Benefit club held, last Tuesday At chbist chukch. from Greenwich to many happy evening. The following officers were Lake Waramaug Dirtnaay. H. presi- At Christ church on Sunday morn in their automobile, stopped at A. B. flMMMfc fountain for SI. John Roberts, Brush's a word as to its history is timely. The Laughlin pen dent and treasurer: George Isbell, sec- ing the preacher will be Rev Prof over Sunday. New Milford savings bank was organ- Fine conrections ana smoKers' per WORK OF HAMPTON NORMAL AND AG B. Hall, trustee: audi- Samuel R. Colladay, B. D., of Middle-tow- n. Leon and Ida Reed of Danbury are ized in at Cassedy's. retary: Joseph Communion will also be spending their vacation July, 1858, with the following quisites RICULTURAL INSTITUTE, HAMPTON, tors, Harry Eyre, George C. Terrill Holy with their board of trustees: Eli Mygatt, David All tne aaiiy papers ana magazines new mem- celebrated. grandfather, Bradley Beers. VIRGINIA. and Otis S. Cowles. Eight E. E. Sanford, Silas Erwin, Gerardus at Cassedy's. . bers were taken in, making a member- Nettletonof Bridgeport has Air Cooled Albert N. James W. JN. JNobie is a A a tract of timber of Mrs Roberts, Baldwin, Druggist onering presentation of Hampton's work ship of 112. bought Jane for the negro and Indian will be given Mr the Methodist minister Williams. A force of men will com- in tbe Pickett, hall on FAIRFIELD COUNTY. mence work at it Congregational church, Sunday from Roxbury, preached in the H. Beers immediately. morning, July 31, at 11 o'clock. Rev Sunday afternoon. There was music of Westford, Mass., was In 11. risseii. tne wui be pres town on business, last week. Engine. principal, by a double quartet. GREENFIELD KILL. Beers ent to describe the aim and purpose The Maryland family, recently from Bradley is recovering from an This is the the farm- of the school in its broad work of fit moved, last week, into the attack of dysentery. power England, COMMITTEES David Disbrow'B needs no ting missionary teachers for the shops. south of the first Dutch Row FOB COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. horse, which was ers have been looking for so many years. It schools and churches of tbe South and part struck by lightning, la very much room. is fired house. The following persons have been and Is his water, takes tin verv little It by jump West. P. W. Dawkins of St Helena. Clarence Smith of Hartford is wont chosen to have of tbe different alive, doing usual share of f S. who since his has charge the farm work. spark, the same as all large automobiles. For pumping water and gen- C, graduation, ing in tbe ware room of the knife shop. departments at tne iaircor tne conn-tr- y most machine Write been a successful teacher and leader Ktenhen Brown will commence dent club to be held this fall. Tbe Club eral farm work it is the practical yet produced. his will of his 1. - among people, speak ins for George F. Morris by August expects to have a better fair than ever REDOUTS. for prices and catalogues. r v work and will give some will be missed by all P facts from interesting Stephen greatly before: Headquarters for Ensilage Cutting Machinery and Silos. his experience. Stephen in the cutlery shop, where be has been Ladies' industrial, Mrs S. C Bradley. Jones, a Sioux Indian from as he is a reliable young Miss Dowd. A NINETY-THRE- E of employed, Fine arts, Laura LADY YEARS OLD EN- Santee, Neb., will tell something man or good character ana possessing Children's exhibits, Mrs William C JOYS AN AUTOMOBILE RIDE. B. the history of his people, and of his a remarkably cheery disposition. He Olds. STEPHEN CHURCH, work since bis return among them. will, doubtless, nil nis cake and Mrs N. H. Marshall Driggs of New York has 'Will competently Bread, pastry, been a 66 Mass. The Hampton quartet sing new situation in every respect. Sherwood. spending few days at Miss Julia Conn., and High St., Boston, some of :the old melodies. Mrs sister irom Mor- Sanford 'a. He has his large auto- Seymour, plantation - Walter Nelson's Canned fruit and pickles, Mrs 218-1- oe ror oene- mobile with him and on 2, Ansonla Division. a collection win taken tne New York is visiting her. ris Wilson. Saturday took Tlphonb flt-o- f the institution. You are cor Miss Alice Gill sunaay in Miss Gould. the venerable Mrs Sarah Osborne for invited to be spent Floriculture, Georgia a ride. went to ' dially present. Kindly New Britain. Fruit, Elmer F. Bulkley. They Danbury and '3' extend the invitation to others. Miss Clara Wheeler or urookneia Vegetables, Fred R. Jennings. back, covering the distance In a re- has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Rich Field crops. W. Burr Hill. markably short time and despite tbe C. E. Riddiford. New is Wilson. fact that Mrs Osborn Is In ber 93rd Milford, ard ... Agricultural implements. J. Morris she PORTABLE AND STATIONARY headquarters for the best work obtain- Leo Halsted has been suffering wtn Wilson. . year enjoyed tbe ride with the clock zest of a child. Mrs Osborne declared able in watch and repairing. blood- poison in his foot. . Pet stock. Beers. - r . "... Jn .,,X4-y- 411 Perry she was no more Gasoline from 3 to 28 H. P. Tbe remains of Mrs uregory dark Miss morence ouiiiucj ia iuluc Poultry. Theodore Sturges. tired than had she Engines were here for last with and, it is thought, and Ell Wake- - sat in her own rocking chair at home. brought burial, appendicitis Cattle, sheep swine, She was Miss --- week. Much is Mr mav to an accompanied by Julia Ail nf OiHpr- Mill--- Machinery and Suoolies.A A C. H. BOOTH. sympathy felt for have undergo operation. man. W iUI atvAUUhJ V earners xui-- Sanford. ff Presses for all different Detailed information on re-- C. M. BEACH. Clark and family. Mr and Mrs Alex irom Draught oxen, George Sherwood. purposes. Mrs Wettereau of Mew Haven visit nois are visiting their uncle, Henry Horses, S. C. Andrew B. Bradley. TO OPEN HILL ACADEMY. quest. Hine, William J. Starr, line of the famous Wallace ed her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Dawnnn. Dogs, C. H. Bradley. Mygatt, Sheldon iwacKman, jeniei complete Foulois, last week. Mrs Jackson from Waiden. N. Y., is Miscellaneous, Mrs William Hull. The trustees of the Hill at C. M. Mfr. of Bar Post Staples, Williams. Noble S. Bennitt. Albert confections. xne John Mrs Sherwood. Academy I SEARS, The line of 10c crockery for sale at sweaisn congregational par at her brother's, Suckley's. Goose, George their last meeting voted to nmenra & R. F. D. 16. NEWTOWN, CONN. Pickett, Daniel Marsh, William B. sonage is receiving a new coat of paint. space, cnaries tiray. food teacher and I H. John S. Tur-- C. E. Riddiford's has set the house WOODBUBY. open the academy. Green, Charles Booth, Goods of Frederick Forbes is doing the work. LITCHFIELD DEFEATS Candy, Mrs D. B. Adams. There are several scholars that bave A I'ress. Mfg. Co., Mt Ollead, Oblo. Levi . ana keepers .this grade Mrs Aguut for The Hydraulic rill, Isaac Hine, Knapp for were never offered in Mrs Perry, who is boarding at The most exciting ball game of the Decorations, R. N. Matson. bad to attend the High school in Charles Randall. The first officers the money S. Woodruff's, took a to Kent to was week, between Mr and Mrs W. H. Wil Bethel the last vear on account of were Silas New Milford before. trip season played, last Restaurant, th Eli Mygatt, president; Er ice cream call on a friend who is boarding there. tbe borne team ana tne Lawnneia son. academy being closed tbe last two win, vice Charles Kandaii, A dish of Hipp's delicious Mrs is much with Wash Litchfield D. B. Adams. president; is a delitrht these excessively not aays. Perry pleased hnvs. Trumbull pitcher for Dancing, years. ington. This is her first visit here and Allen for Woodbury. Score 3 to 2 Amusements, Howard Gray. Stop in at his restaurant when in town this summer. Field Entire Committee. All Seasons to trade, and sample a aisn. You'll favor of Litchfield. Day sports, Henry Eugene Williams, militant no atrain. Dr Brown is quite ill. His son, Transportation, C. S. Fox. chief of the weather department at ooxes Dr Chester Brown of Danbury, was up Miss Sarah Judson of Bristol is vis Press, S. C. Bradley. Washington. D. called on his noniu (J. P. Scmappaccasse is selling to see one week. Mrs C. Minor's. D. M. Banks. C Are Alike of bit?, and him, day last iting at J. Gate Keeper, in, Mrs G. A. Sanford, last week. plump juicy Georgia Mr and Mrs Walter Peck of Bridge Mr ana jars josepu iuhisvuui ui Music, William Fallon. Frank also a called with peaches for 50c. Take a box home for week are a two weeks' Judd, cousin, Favorable to the work your luncheon. port visitea at tneir uncie's, last Danbury spending him. of an Artesian Well. Il Can tsaaer was in on Sunday, ur vacation at Mrs Redavat's home, F. THE DEEBFIELD NOTES. Martin Griffin. Jr.. of TMnhnrv drilling For an appetizing meal served in an W. Ford attended '8. to Restaurateur in- J. him. R. Ford . Friends from Jersey City have been spent a few days at tbe Sanford home- is much better have the work t inviting way Hodge Charles M. Beach and J. A. More- - Mr and Mrs Charles lioraon or Bris stead in Sanford - fall or winter than it vites you to give his place a call. Mr entertained by J. R. Jennings. town and at tbe Corn- done in to put a line bouse of New Milford were in town, tol are visiting at George Cowles. Miss Laura a. Dowd is in poor wan tog camn, last week. off a makes Hodge has fresh and toothsome and called on Postmaster South churcn neia tneir iawn quite Mr until drought it imper- of Lowney's candies, and the Neapoli Tuesday, The health. Cornwall's new locomobile is a ative. Write me for on seeley ana otner rrienas. fete on the lawn of lr Keynoia s, A number of people from out of beauty. It climbs Redding hills with- particulars. tan ice cream is always sale. A very delightful gathering of the and had a beautiful out Artesian wells furnish a steady, pure Dr Dolan and Alexander Barlow of Tuesday evening, town have been staying at J. L. any trouble and bounds over the of ladies or tne u. a. k. was neia at tne evening for it. Pratt's. rough roads, for which is no- of water, whether the season Gaylordsvi lie attended the funeral beautiful borne of Mrs Van Sinderen, The nas been announc Redding supply Dr wood run in Sherman, last week engagement It is reported that a family from torious, like a bird. is wet or drv. on Tuesday of last week. ed of Miss Sarah Curtlss and Stephen bave tbe Misses Natalie and Doritha Corn- Thursday and Mr of New of Bridgeport bought Bradley - Frank Pitman Brett Crane Waterbury. wall with a friend are I Svr- ' The false bridge, for constructing - Banks place. lady at the also furnish windmills, gasoline across Haven were in town, one day this Mrs Stanley Munsell visited water- Cornwall cottage. the iron bridge the Housatonic week. week. NEWS IN BRIEF. engines, pumps and well supplies. river, is now being put in position by bury, this Mr andJMrs Ben Artist have packed Mr Whittley of New York has been The coiorea picnic urnes piauc as Mikb Hattie Nichols is nassing a few up their goods and with five I have as the contractors, tbe Berlin Construc for with his next week. their spring lumber wagons Co. Much of steel frame for visiting, the past week, usual at Quassapaug, days with friends in Bridgeport. children bave left for York state. tion the at his brother-in-law'-s, Oscar Austin Isbam a few days at well as other wagons and carriages the new bridge is already on the family spent Mrs w. Hi. Nicnois is entertaining They have not moved before In six for business or swanson's. his home on Good Hill, last week. friends from New York City. or eight months. They usually move pleasure. ground. Miss Metta Odell is not yet able to J. H. Galpin had two cows struck by Pearl Metcalf is ill and un- from three to four times a Am Stevens-Durye- a seriously year. agent for the be arouna tne nouse. She is improv- ligbtning in the last severe shower. der the care of a physician. Farmers are having poor weather to ROXBURT. slowly. Miss Mattie Burrall has been visit- secure Automobile. II you want a hill climber look into its merits. ing A force or men are at work painting their hay. There has been so Mrs Jordan is much stronger, and ing her friend, Miss Cora Galpin, the the exterior of the Congregational much cloudy weather not more than Itliw was last to week. tt iwiiniA mm A FINE CONCERT. able, week, spend the day past church. half the crops bave been cat. at her grandson's, Wilbur Kilbourn. Mrs Joseph Gallond and daughter, Mrs Horace is under L. W. Randall continues The Congregational church was well A of went from here been Raymond tbe about the filled to listen to the fine concert number people Alta, of Waterbury, have guests doctor's care. same. He is a great sufferer. E. N. G. AV. ANTHONY. on the excursion given, last week, to of Mrs Treat, the past week. school Sipperley, which was given there, last Tuesday Rock. The Congregational Sunday Savin will bold annual at Savin Mills Conn. evening. It was a treat not often of Mrs William Franklin has been their picnic SIpperley's Westport, fered here to listen to such BRIDGEWATER. Rock, Thursday, July 28. SHEBJUir. Sheldon Blackman, James Hine, Noble the people spendingra few days with her sister, Edwards and of uo airecu-ors- : good music. Our local talent was as Mrs Frank family have been s. Bennitt, ueraraus Deris, Mrs Jennie noi lister. NEW SCHOOLHOU8E FOB THE TBEAT were at Hull's MONROE. soon as all the positions John S. Turrill, secretary and sisted by talent from New York, Wa Plattsville guests Harry Postmaster and Mrs W. H. tilled. towns. DISTRICT. Monday. Marigold treasurer. The presidents have been terbury and surrounaing MARBLED ALE. was of Bridgeport attended the funeral of MASONIC CIKCLKS. The Treat district has purchased a George F. Wilson in New IN of as follows: Eli Mygatt, Silas Erwin LOOK OUT FOR JOHN! on business. Dr Woodruff, on Thursday last. of Wash- Miss Hattie J. Smith, daughter and James Hine. The first secretary half acre of land from H. W. Treat on Haven. Monday, Editor A. The regular communication Rev A. Smith of Ziew will John McNiff has purchased of Vic NEW B AS THE BBE'8 SCRIBE FINDS IT. old school-hous- e Mrs Frederick Wakeman is enter- P. Smith of The Bee was No. 19, F. & A. M., was J. Haven, and treasurer was John S. Turrill, who the corner opposite the the ington lode, give one of her popularentertainments tor C. Shelton his hne stepper, "Mat and are a new school-hous- e boarders from New York City. guest, Friday night, of Town held, on Monday evening, July 25, with was succeeded by Charles Kandall, and Mrs White of Richmond Hill, L. I erecting taining Clerk. E. P. Briggs. On in the Wast Village cnurcn, on wea 11. Li. tieC." Now the boys will have to is W. O. on it. The building is 32x20 ' Mrs George Steibhas been entertain- Saturday, a good attendance of members. A 24. he by Kanaall, tne present in look tor John visiting at Coming's. he was entertained at dinner by Mr for nesday evening, August cumbent. The hrst was out their laurels, for Rev T. S. Ockford attended the feet and will have a school room 26x20 ing her married daughter from Buffalo, and Mrs special meeting Is called Monday deposit, will not take the dust from any of H. W. who is chairman N. Y. George A. Barnes. 1, for the made Autrust 23, 1858. The officers archdeaconry meeting at Litchfield, feet. Treat, evening. August .conferring them. of the committee and has the Work ia Dromressinsr nioelv on the Entered Apprentice degree. Ambrose S. Hurd has bought the elected at the annual meeting, last last xuesaay ana weanesaay. building new of S. E. Merwln's on were: Isaac B. .Bristol, presi Miss of George A. Tomllnson spent last care of the work, has let tne contracts. house Lobdell, bay the land adjoining his property week, Margaret Vallaley Ingleside Reinold has contract for tbe Lane. When completed Mr Lobdell ITOnXA. The will not meet until or the ueorge w. Bennett estate. dent; Turney Soule, vice president school, New Milford, is enjoying her Sunday at Stony Creek. John the most BtMttki TEllMYsilwsllsgM Grangers H. Le ftov treasurer; K. J with her Mr ana Howard Morehouse returned to mason work and has the foundation will have one oftheiflnest and I Thursday evening, August 11. Kandall, vacation parents, E. Bostwick has attractive residences in this locality. - - William S. Clark has been on thel assistant treasurer. Direct Mrs John Vallalev. Bridgeport, last Thursday. nearly completed. F. The Board of Education will meet Emmons, - - work Mrs Kittle M. Holton, of the Dan- - for the examination of teacher a sick list, but is now greatly improved. ors: Charles H. Booth, George W. An- The Epworth League of the Metho- Mrs Drew, who has been visiting at the contract for the carpenter 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904.

Congregational people will unite with with friends in Ridgefleld. Leading Washington Business Houses. them on? Sundav next. The Sunday The Newtown Bee. school session will be held just the Frank J. Williams has been trans-- 1 same. The Sunday school numbered ferred from the Georgetown depot to ass over 60, .last Sunday, a good showing the Branchvllle depot, where he has We Are Offering A ror a rainy aay. taken the as operator. The "Temco" choice lot of CIRCULATION : position night Shoe, TO ATTEND NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. Charles Bennett takes the position January 1, 1882, The Dreaent DrosDecta are the left vacant at 762-76- 8 that Georgetown depot. Are You Chapel St., nf children from this town at nnrnhr The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur a Pair. Washington Last week, tending High sobools in the adjoining $3 New Conn. 430 - I Haven, towns will be more than doubled the ing Co. shut down their factory for- a Souvenirs Going to Build or coming year. Previous to this year week, last Saturday night. A force of ? there ban been rour, an out one men on ; -i-N- Repa'r Your Buildings Ten Pates. only or five have been making repairs the attending in Danbury. Four while has been closed. "Temco" oassed the examination ror admission shop it The Special, and on Fancy Crockery to the Newtown Hlsh school, Sat Mr and Mrs Frank J. Williams visi IF urday. Since the transportation is ted friends in New China, SO: FAIRFIELD COUNTY. paid by the town and state it has given York, Sunday. Remodeling to desire to con a Pair. views of quite an impetus the H. S. Bennett was ill, last week, and $3.50 Containing prominent stuaies oy wuo vuuiu Buy Your Shingle, Lum- BROOKFIELD. tinue tneir many unable to be at his work at1 the factory. buildings in town. They sell not otherwise afford it. rne state from to and ev ber, etc., at one-ha- lf 15c 40c each my yard. Sade. pays the traveling expenees Prof C. A. Cole has moved from Mrs Represent the shoe values that those THE GREENE SUMMER SCHOOL OF and town balance. The state highest ery guest, and our own the the Mary A. Bennett's house to Mr York's dry MUSIC. two-thir- of the tuition and tne ever people as well, will want to A line of pays on prices bought. complete This is fourth week town sendinsr the dudUs, the balance. house Chicken street. custo- one or more the On of last week, school r Modelled after the class possess pieces. Wednesday evening The full cost of High expenses does exactly highest in and them. of the H. W. Greene was 1202 tne town Charles E. Olsen not want the m-made Step inspect HARDWARE, NAILS, of the most successful sale the students last year 40, paying shoes. Table near mam entrance Summer School of Music were given a S8o 3 oi tms sum. public to forget that he keeps all ETC. we ever held. lecture kinds of temperance drinks on ice and Made from the finest leathers ever Into to store. most enjoyable and profitable FAIR HAY CROP. put by Dr Carl Hoffman on the subject of DeKlyn's celebrated ice cream for The great reason for the Havin? was rushed, last week, many sale his store Wheelman's JHesfc. any woman's shoes for less than $5 a pair. Bleman's The two-thir- at at Phrasing." subject getting through. Probably styles---seventy-fou- r success of is was manner is Made in twelve sizes in same, the handled in a masterful of the croo is secured. The yield Miss Hazel Fryer has returned from Watts & Merchan and the illustrations were of the high fair; rather above tne average. a visit with friends in Bridgeport. each style. Coggswell, Very Worthy est musical value. The evening was come Axes, The sale of early potatoes has Bennett & Co. keep the best of cof Made for us and sold by us. Washington Dpot, Ot. of inestimable towards the music to a standstill, to the drop in expressly only dise, at Very Low Prices. help owing fee, you have trouble with your I al advancement of all present, in the orices. Ud to the middle of last week if Hope, We have sacrificed prof-- 75 cents ner bushel could be readily ob coffee give them a trial. art of playing. On Wednesday even now so muon 1 tained, but tne drop is Miss Grace Gilbert of Canada is a etc. Its as an offset to the ing of this week, Prof George Coleman that people refuse to dig a growing The Edw. Co., Twine, Gow. Dean of the Musical Faculty of crop. guest of Miss Hazel Fryer. Malley All Kinds of Mr and Mrs Davidson or New Jer New slight Inconvenience Vassar College, lectured before the H, Mrs E. A. Wood, who has been spend Haven, Conn. W. Summer School of Music at sev are the guests of Mrs Sarah Fair Of Vehicles. antrnnrp tn stnn while Greene child ror tne neateo term. ing a week with Mrs Joel Godfrey in the Town hall of Brookfield Center on Miss Marv Whitehead of Bethel has Cannons? returned home, last Monday. Top and Oven Burries. Runabouts S. F; SEELEY, workmen are Remodeling. the most interesting subject of "The been enraged to teach the Center Platform Duplex End Springs and Evolution of Music from the 13th school for the cominsr year. The Congregational and Methodist Pleasure Wagons, Concords Dealer In to the 16th Inclusive." Mr Patsy Keardon, day operator at Sunday schools picnicked at Rotonl and Surreys, Light and Heavy Farm Century Hobarts, is now enjoying a two weeks' A was wagons ana neavy Trucks. Ooal. Lumber, Hardware, Lime and Gow is a speaker of authority, a man Point, Wednesday. good time EDISON RECORDS Cement, Paints, Oils and vacation. all. of high musical literary attainments, James Hawlev of Hartford was in enjoyed by c Repairing Promptly Done. Varnishes, Prices Cut on and the sub Hawlevville for a short visit, last Mr Mrs are en Reduced From 50c to consequently, presented week. and Ubarles Stanley 55 Washington Depot, Ct ject in an adept manner; and, with the Mr Davidson of New conduct joying their vacation of two weeks at In Summer, Garments. of Jersey July List Stock. choice illustrations of the music that ed the services at the Congregational Fairfield Beach. Eckman Brothers, White Natural Liara with period, Bung by the members of the church on Sunday. . machines $1 a week. a Suite, Howard Hunter is away on his va Talking $1 down, t) eoat affect. Sam school as a chorus, and sung and played leaf la Walklag BRANCHVILLE. cation, this week, from the office of Conn , by Mr Gow, it was made J". Waahlagtoa Depot, Bklrta all reduced way, way owa. entertaining the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing sf-fa- as well as instructive. An 32 ARCADE 40,Frank Stanton, CONN. White Piqua 8uito, with loag eoat t, impromptu AN UNFORTUNATE RXFKRIKNCB. Co. BRIDGEPORT, CARL BADER, aad aama la Skirts. All program was given by members of the Open Evenings Repairing. Hunt Stamps. Walking 1028-- 3. I. WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET school after the lecture, which One day last week, while Louis Miss Weed of Falls Village has been Tel. J WEST, raduoad to ba closed outJ Mead was and with White aad Colon Laws Shirt Waist admirably sung and appreciatively en talking laughing secured as principal of the George Photographer, Washinctoa Depot. audience assembled, a friend his jaw got Bet so he could town school for the year.. Miss I Depot, Conn. At full line of meats oa band. Ouie markad down. Big bargaias joyed by the large coming Washington season. always 8ultejall not his mouth. Dr Mansfield of I In the Meats always of prime quality Mr school a . shut Wadhams of South Norwalk will be Amateur Supplies Sold. aad good assortmsnt to choose from. Greene's is proving mag Photographic nd prices reasonable. and Ridgefleld was called and soon had the the assistant. was calling on friends here, last Tues Views for sala of scenes about Washington Childraa's White aad Colored Wash net, especially to artist teachers, ana jusm waramaag. of which the school is com' jaw back in place. . NEW HAVEN COUNTY. day. Presses at prices that will hardly cover largely The interior of the Masonic hall Is posed. ITKMS FROM OUR SCRIBK'S NOTK BOOK. decorated. Richards the cost of material. being newly J. QUAKER'S FARMS. WEAK HEARTS BASBBALIi ENTHUSIASM. S. B. Church & Co. of Seymour of Branchvllle is doing the work. Mr SOUTHFORD. the-'larg- Richards also contract for 16, Brookfield completed putting up tower has the A MAMMOTH SNAKE. are caused Saturday, July the the hall. by indigestion. If you eat New Milford on and tank for the Bridgeport Wood painting Georgetown HORSES ON A MOWING MACHINE RUN Lewis Hawkins trillot si 1 a little too mucn, or U yon are subject boys played the Stars of Works. The Finishing Co., at the Ore Mill, last Miss Louise Canfield, who under AWAY. adder, last Saturday, on his faam bear to attacks Indigestion, tbe stomacb in their grounds at the Iron expands swells, and puffs up Bargains was a week. went a successful at the where tbe steam sawmill was two against game very exciting one, there operation Curtis H. Smith's horses were much years ago. Quite a number called to tbe heart. This crowds the heart and 12 11 10 Norwalk returned shortens the Women's Hose. being innings and the score to A new lot of 200 fresh air children hospital, home, last frightened by the passing of a large see it as it was a very large one. breath. Rapid heart in favor of Brookfield beats and heart disease is the final re- the boys. Last arrived at Fresh Air farm, last Tues- Friday. automobile, owned by L. D. Hubbell Miss Kodol Brookfield Mary Lord Montague of Sav. sult. Dyspepsia Cure digests all-ove- Saturday the boys Rev from Hartford. Mr was mow Womsa's" Lass Hose, r, In played day, for their two weeks' outing. Smith brook was the recent guest of her aunt, what yon eat, takes tbe strain off the Black Cottoa At game with a Danbury team. and Mrs Mohr are to be congratulated EASTON. ing with his machine at the time, Mrs L. B. Downes. heart, cures indigestion, dyspepsia, worth 330, sje pair. W. sour nourish- all-ove- The horses Barto harvests the on stomach, and contributes Womsa's Lace Hose, r, la fin on the success of the work and the ran, broke the pitman, yet hay tbe AGENTS FOB THE ITKMS FROM OUR SCRIBK'S NOTK BOOK. Skidmore place. ment, and health to every At-j8- e care of ones while here. were to a strength Slaek Cottoa worth 50s. pair, the little A8PKTUCK ITKMS. finally brought standstill. Mrs William E. Hubbell of Five organ of tbe body. Sold by R. H. Orient Gasolene Buckboar d all-ove- was i1 Womsa's Lass Hose, r, aad Aa Mrs Rachel Sturdevant a guest, O. Jonn anton nas been spending a Mile Hill and Mrs Theo L. Hine of Beers & Co., Newtown; A. B. Blake- Mrs W. De Forest is enjoying week seashore. last week, of Mr and Mrs Edward at the NEWS IN BRIEF, v this place are their fath- man, Botaford. us Meo, riae Black Male worth 75a rides in her new cushioned tired run Miss Pearl Wood is friends er. Mr ofentertaining THE HULL BROTHERS CO. At Montrose. visiting Rev Allen, Bethlehem. 500 pair about buggy, recently purchased of In Nichols and Bridgeport. Father Martyn has purchased C. A. Meigs is having his residence D. D. one Miss Etta Allen of who a separator to be used for hut-- DANBURY, CONN. Joyce has of the finest Hull & Co., of Danbury. Bridgeport, making ana otner ouiiaings painted. Wholesale and Retan of tobacco as has been has been visiting her aunt, Miss Mary ter at the old Bristol' farm. Walter) crops the privi Clifford Hanford a few days in nas nome. efficient CXcdd Curo of to see. He spent rreaoweu, returned J. Darley disposes of the butter and help, has finished harvesting Dyspepsia lege your correspondent Bridgeport and at Coney Island with Mrs Horace Fan ton, wbo has been tne nay crop oi u. u. Meigs. Mo 1 what yoa eats began topping it, last Saturday. week. quite sick for the past two weeks, is eggs weekly in tbe Brass City. Tbe annual Sunday school nicnic friends, this better. will be held on Notice. S. C. Osborne and of W. C. Sharpe was the lawn In front of family Bridge Miss Mead her Mrs A. Kellonge of Stamford is recently calling miss c. 16. Florence is spending in in Jane Tomlinson's, August port are enjoying these hot, summer vacation of two weeks with her moth spending some time with friends here. this place, the interest of the TThe class in nature studies went fish- We wish to announce days at their pleasant summer home unaries .ratcnen 01 Lyon's .Plains is Seymour Record. ing on tbe. Eight Mile brook, last Fri- er, Mrs Theodore Mead. shingling the Center street Methodist afternoon. Do Not here. - day that until 1st our store wi: v Mrs Julia M. and Mrs Sept. Mr and Mrs W. O. De Forest spent cnurcn eaince. Buckingham Some of our neighbors nave been be closed at 1 P. M. This Mr and Mrs Edward Montrose George E. Garlick, Sr., a looking no cheese nresses. etc.. and are Fridays spent Sunday at the Beach. lately spent Be Large stock to Select From is to our a half Sunday in the guests of CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. day in Waterbury. making cheese while there is a surplus give clerks holiday Bridgewater, oi mine. and we wish thank our Paul Montrose. A number of repairs are being made Sunday, July 31, morning worship Mrs to patrons while and sermon, 11 a. m. "The Robert Tuttle is assisting Mrs Misled. at the Ore Mill, this summer, Subject, B. C. her who on the last two Fridays de It is an elegant sight to see S. Dn Dirst commandment." Ex. zo: 3: Hun Pope with household duties, SOUTH BRITAIN. Our be met on a the mill is shut down. school prices may ferred their until Satur derhlll's tine crop of blackberries in day at 12.30; lesson, "Omri and Mrs U. few articles. They are not as a rale. purchases 1 23-3- Joel Strong recently visited leading , Mrs William W. who has Abab'" Kings 16: at 7.30 p. m. and us such a liberal the field just north of bis house. It Morgan, in of Mr Dea N. W. Mitchell is ill at Convince yourself who sells the best for tbe day gave is a few there will be an address to the En- Seymour, at the home and quite least No trade on that . We intend to would be worth a trip there to see his been in Norwalk. spending deavor and installation of the Mrs Frank P. Stowe. nis nome, neing connned to his bed. money by comparison. fancy price day at her home on Peaceable street society, Dr Kiernan of Sandy Hook is attend- on anything. All at a small percentage ovdr offer Bar immense crop. days newly elected officers. All are invited. net cost. each Saturday Special Oscar Miss Alyora May Atwood of Water ing him. Mrs The youngest of Mr and Edward Maurer, pastor. George Bishop, wbo is in West Corn gains. Annie Tomlinson has moved in daughter a sister of Mrs Best Mrs Oliver Lent was last week. town, George E. Gar wall, where he has been employed at In Paint and Two Grades Medium and to Frank Drapeau's tenement house on ill, lick, is several ' Everything Meadow Jr., spending days at tne snear uo's. factory, nas been un- Long bill. An Italian laborer, wbo works for Ira Andrews of Weston spent Sun Brooklet v alley farm. able to be at his work for six weeks, Ship Chandlery. Section Boss nay in town. Miss Anna V. Whitmore has recent having been ill with tvohoid fever. C. H. Bennett has harvested Dr Gorman, last Friday Friends from out of town are visit struck Mr Gorman with a cut ly visited in Waterbury, New Haven He is now gaining and hopes soon to Q. W. Fairchild & Smith's hay crop. shovel, ing at F. E.S11U man's. and seymour. come to the home of his Mr a bad In his arm. The doc- Paul Svlhia is friends in parents, Leo of Is ting gash visiting Mrs Martha J. Wheeler recently ana Mrs xneooore a. uisnop, in jjittle Kirby Jersey City spending tor took several stitches to close ths New York. a at farm. xorK. a few weeks spent night Brookley Valley Sons, with his grandfather. wound. The was before Mrs Jason Candee is visiting her son Christopher Tappen is still at the Italian taken in HARRY RIDER Daniel Higgins. Justice Thomas White of stepney. waterbury hospital. Orante Jewelers, 981 Main St Ridgefleld, Mrs Zina C. Beard and sons have re Master Paul Wolcott Is his 61a Water Street, Briscsaert, Conn Robert Hoaderly has gone to New who fined him $1 and costs amounting turned to their home in Shelton, spending R. H. BEERS & CO., NEWTOWN; vocation witn nis parents, Mr and tM--I. Come Over and Sec Us BRIDGEPORT, CONN. York, where he has accepted a po to $17. Aureal Ruman of New York spent Mrs T. Wolcott. A. B. BLAKEMAN, BOTSFORD, Telephone sunoay at nome. Mrs T. W. Stroncr and Mrs AHrla WKSTABIJBHSD 1866. sition. a G. ask the readers of this who are THE HULL BROTHERS CO. Mr and Mrs Theodore (smith had Mrs Burr Tucker recently spent Wooster recently paid a visit to Mrs paper DANBURY. CONN. Harper Yroman and Miss Florence daughter arrive at their home, Wed several days in Bridgeport as guests of F. P. stowe at Lake suffering with, indigestion or dyspep- ner Mrs a: a.. View, Seymour, sia to call on them at once and get a Vroman took a trip, last week, to nesday, July 13. niece, Lyiora. Mrs Orr has been quite ill the past of Kodol John H. Wheeler and family week, but is as im bottle Dyspepsia Cure. If KILLthh Bridgeport in their new automobile. Bethel were over reported slightly you knew the value of this remedy as Mrs George Gould went to the Dan Sunday guests proving. we and CURE cough John H. Wheeler of Silver Farm. Miss know it, you would not suffer an thi LUNGS Miss Ada Nickerson, who has been bury hospital, last Thursday, where Mildred Smith, who has been other day. Kodol Dvsneosla Cure is a visiting her aunt at Maple Shade farm tissue-buildin- Paint! the guest of Mrs John Bateman, has she will undergo an operation. thorough digestant and g WITH to since July 4, has returned to her home tonic as well. is endorsed Dr. Devoe's Lead returned her home in Philadelphia. Mrs Morehouse a HUNTINGTON. in new Milford. It per King's W & Mr and Ferris had Dy nunoreds or wnom Keeping constantly and Zinc Paint, the best Paint in the x nomas who came son arrive home C. M. Wells 18 reported auite ill sonallynas people it V at It U the to ? uaiger, recently at their recently. WHITE HILLS. from a and cured or indigestion, dyspepsia, key world for painting houses. Color here from wants dis relapse under the doctor's of the heart and stomach tJotr successful advertte- - S Philadelphia, it Miss Helen care again. palpitation Discovery Ing. Cards Mat on application. understood when he atOHROE. Jones, with her cousin, Ellsworth Smith troubles generally. Kodol Dyspepsia CONSUMPTION Price tinctly that Charles Bidwell, spent Sunday with spent' Sunday with Cure what you eat. Is travels he takes first class nis parents in new Milford, digests It 0U6HS and 50c a $1.00 always MRS HABVBY HOLMES. friends in Watertown. returning pleasant, palatable and strengthening. of to Maple Shade farm on Tuesday. )L08 Free Trial. passage. MtssMarjorie Lee Holyoke, Mass., Miss Olive Davis is with rel You cannot spurt much and Mrs Harvey Hoimes,wno suffered a is the guest of Miss Elsie Hubbell for visiting s'ureaTand ttuickeaWtare for M. F. Keane spent Sunday with a few weeks. atives in all win. A business career that shock, passed away at the home of her xorrington. THSOAT and X.TJXG TBOTTB-LX- S, THE friends on Hill. Lee F. Armstrong is procuring A "SOVEREIGN" THAT COSTS Stony daughter, Mrs John W. Waterbury, xnis weeir. win nnisn tne red rasp uu we rarm hay or MONTEY BACK. goes by fits and starts will not berry crop, wmcn nas Deen out nan oi jura uiiisna wneeier. ONLY ONE DOLLAR. Thomas Burns of Bridgeport spent Saturday, July 16, aged 84 years. The yield. Ralph Wheeler from Waterbury is pay so well in the long run HUBBELL & WADE Co., Mrs Hannah Keane's. funeral was held, Monday, 18, at Mrs Jennie Ambler spending a few weeks, during the as follows a Sunday at July spent Friday warmest weather here. Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Rem a business that 2.30, from the home of Mr and Mrs witn menas in jsew Haven. of N. is "Sover course out for it and William O'Donnell, Miss Nora A from are to mrs Martha Hawley has summer edy, Rondout, Y., a mapped MS Watbb St., Foot or Bank, John W. Waterbury. Rev James Tay- large party this place Meadow View for rheu- BO YEARS' its advertis- O'Donnell and M. L. O'Donnell at- spend next week at walnut Beach, boarders, at farm. eign" medicine nervousness, keeps increasing lor of Sandy Hook officiated. The bur- Walter J. Darley has a hired man, and liver EXPERIENCE - Conn tended the funeral of Mrs Margaret wnere they have rented a cottage for matism, kidney complaints, ing as the business demands Bridgeport,. ial was In the East Village cemetery. tne occasion. through haying. women. Kelliher of Woodbury at the Catholic Hammel is sis- and all the ills peculiar to It it until the maximum is reach- The bearers were W. W. Bliss, O. S. Highland Lawn has opened for George visiting bis Itore Open Monday and Batarday Even church; in Southbury, one last ter, Mrs Mary H. Curtiss. drives tbe poison from the blood, and ed. There is a maximum for aga. day F. H. Lockwood and O. J. number of guests. week. Blakeman, Latest arrivals at J. U. Strong's are restores tbe patient to tbe bloom of a small business which Sherwood. Mrs Holmes leaves one Mrs Nancy Bradley and Mr and Mrs health. You will never regret tbe ex 1 beyond Michael Sullivan of Arklnsall, Kan., Mrs John W. to WESTON. W. O. Trask, all of Woodbury. it is not economy or policy to daughter, Waterbury, Mrs Orr visited in New Jer- change of one dollar for a bottle. njsjji was a guest, Saturday, of William mourn her loss. recently Traoc Marks -- go. Brookline Chronicle. SAW MILL PLANT BURNED UP. sey, also at the home of Mr and Mrs Demons O'Donnell. Frank Stowe of Albatross, No. 13024. Mr and Mrs W. W. Bliss passed Sun One of T. B. Wickwire's large steam Seymour. CosnrmoriTS Ac a of. T.vnnfa Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson have en- A CARD. Anyone sending a sksteta and description may Clark Joyce has been entertaining day at Towners, N. Y., the guest of fia.nr mill wnrlr noai Plolno it asoercara oar opinion nee wseuier Record, was tertained their children from Patter- on Is probably patentable. Commonlca. Our columns furnish Pacing for a week one of his college chums, their Mrs Charles Stowe. destroyed by fire on Friday night son, N. Y. We. do heiebv tlonsstrictly oonflden iuu. UlNnfUWW mPtfaiu success- In 58M daughter, the undersigned, sent free. Oldest for - the key to He baa stepped a half mile seconds, last. 50-ce- nt iraer ecunnai Mid ha onlv been beaten bv man John Decker, of Hartford. Alonzo W. Downs is cared for by his agree to refund the money on a Patents taken through slnnn A Co. receive ful sdvertlalnc In hu irac of esdal woMes, without charge. In tbe tlon (for a half mile) by any horse on record. GEORGETOWN. Miss Mildred Meade has son, Louis. bottle Greene's Warranted Syrup of this community. Ha la a very fast walker and an Ideal road Louis Covill, who has been ill and recovered People that run automobiles should Tar if it fails to cure your couarh or Is from measles and 25-ce- horse. Hla disposition kind and gentle. He under the doctor's care, is the Florence Banks be more careful. On an auto cold. We also guarantee a nt Scientific flrcericam was sired by Cloramora 11 423, by Florida, by improving, is ill witn the same Sunday, A Illustrated Hamblatonlan 10. Hla Dam was THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. complaint. with four struck a bottle to prove or handsomely weekly. Ijuwest Alice Gold Mrs Miss May Hamilton of Norwalk occupants rock, satisfactory money of any scientific Journal. Terns. S3 a Dust, by Highland Gold Dust 11471. by Gold Seth Stevens has gone to Bis Charles J. Miller, of Blue just north of the depot in this place, refunded. year: iour monuis, sj. buiu 07 ail newsaeawrs. Dust ISO, by Volunteer, son of Kentucky Hunt Island, spent Sunday at ner home here. R. Beers & er. ror season Diace. marck, North Dakota, where she ex is three of them were thrown out, and H. Co., Newtown. Ha win stand tne at my near Chicago, passing a few days in Mrs William Bennett and children Bette & iCQ36iooa,.NewTnri( Terms 110, t& at time of service, with return pects to make her home with her of wbo the little girl received a broken arm. Betts, Sandy Hook. 1 Ones, ft St, Washington, rx C . prlyUece: balance when mare Is proven with town. Bethel, have been spending is a miracle someone of them foal. brotber, Austin Logan. turee weess who martin .Row- It that Mrs Abram Clark, of New is have returnedjirshome. was not killed. M. W. Miss Grace Blackman has to Jersey land, Mrs B. C. Pope is about the same, Johnson, gone enjoying the hospitality of her sisters, Levi Squires has spent a few days unable to do much labor. Elm i Jlonroe, Conn Bridgeport, where she will attend with his sister in Danburv. Street, Mrs Mary E. Bennett and Mrs Fannie M. Cbarles H. Wheeler and B. C. Pope Connections. school the coming year. Miss A. Robinson of Lyon's Plains Telephone St John. is tne 01 aire m. a. have been repairing the barn belong guest Sutton. ing to Mrs Emma Hughes of Oxford Miss Rachel Canfield, who has been Charles Olmstead is his Mrs Charles Mellen and son of Hart entertaining ford have visited Mrs Sherman Gil Center. in New Milford for some time, has re- sen, C. L. Olmstead and of Miss Vera Stevens of Norwich is a turned to her old on family, bert. Miss Rossie E. Quality Should Be Considered home Long New Haven. Mrs Hawley and Miss Florence Haw guest of Wheeler. As well aa quantity. Good quality and Meadow Hill. ley 01 Hartford are guests of Mrs v. low prices Is the secret of our success. Miss May Smith of South Norwalk is Look at tbee prlcea then comejand ex- Miss Mildred Smith spent Tuesday Godfrey. OXFORD. amine the quality. and Wednesday in Roxbury. Miss the guest of Miss Bessie Miller. M. A. Banks and daughter, Mildred, Box Papeterles, "1 have a few in Bethel. I smith sang at a concert held in the spent days ITEMS OF INTEREST. 10, 15 and 25c. church in The lawn party given by the Village itev Li. snivel v has returned In Writing Tablets Congregational Roxbury, was j. Sweeten of 5, 10 and 15c. Each. Tuesday night. Improvement society a complete from a three weeks' vacation snent at Chester Waterbury is Buying Scratch Tablets Born, July 24, a son to Mr and Mrs success. The attendance was large, nis nome in unamnersourg. Pa., and spending the summer with his grand- Station' 1 to 10c. J services, as will be held morn ry Beam Goods, Eugene Elwood. the proceeds amounting to about (200. usual, parents, Mr and Mrs B. A. Treat, of 10, 15 and 20 The children of Emil Anderson are ing and evening at the Congregational per Quire. on Rocker's Hill. Post Office News victims of the measles. Mrs Charles W. Werderstrom visited church, Sunday. Store, MrsHoward Keeler is at Ocean friends in Mrs Fairchild 11 P. O. Arcade, Norwalk, Saturday. Jane and son, David, Bridgeport. Grove, where she is the guest of Mr WEST REDDING. of are Mrs Kate and Mrs Henry Scott, who lived in Miss DolpbuB, who has been visiting Bridgeport, visiting at Pocono at one time. Mrs Michael has Davis'. Martyn, returned to CATCHING WEATHER. Sheriff Hawley has gone with a par- her home in New York Mrs Ida of has ty of friends to Bear Mountain, where City. News seems to be very scarce, this Taylor Naugatuck COAL. he to a week, as one is bought the John E. Hinman place, COAL. hopes get much needed rest. Master Noel Campbell of New York every busy haying, 1 A lot of new first-clas- s hand made Farm suitable for Farm Dr George Hawley, wife and daugh- is vacation with Mr when weather will permit. near the Sanford grist mill. C3Q sm Wagons, MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, of spending his and wide ter, Brooklvn, spent the day, Thurs- Mrs ing and Teaming. Three sizes, all tires. At our Conn. at bis old home in Center. Leroy G. Osborne. A young child of Charles Bennett Miss Fannie Fairchild has returned FUr aJCllCt Factory Sandy Hook, day, the "Goal yards at New England Depot. Ezra Hall's force of men were doing Charles W. John Wei-- is very sick with cholera infantum. from her visit in Florida. work for F. S. Curtis, last week. Weiderstrom, Edgar crolut and family and Will New Fairfield, Parties from New York are summer derstrom and Miss Mary Weiderstrom Hess and family, with a few friends. Gospel meetings are held at the I Can Cure Your Corns. ing at the spacious home of Mrs B. F. are visiting friends at Perth Amboy, are going to Oompo Beach and camp home of Mrs E. S. Grossman on Sun R. HATCH & SONS, Conn. Griffen. N. J., this week. out for a week. days at 3 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Buy direct from Manufacturer and save Dealer's profit. 100 for trial box of com core, do Corn In response to an invitation from Edgar Crofut sold his horse to Dan Kead death to corns. Miss iel Will a in Beeman's New Milford, 16. . uo nemeuy wo., anuawpon, uonn. the people of St Paul's church, the Carrie Osborne spent Monday Vaughn of Sanford's Station. Mrs Gordon R. Crof ut of Naugatuc k Open Repository Building, May THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904.

AFFAIRS. nott Augur's market seriously. Hang LOCAL ing in his market, Wednesday, was a beet animal bought of R. O. Mitchell, HOWUAND'S I BASEBALL TOPICS. lambs bought of Frank Mitchell, and a veal bought of S. F. Tilson. The The D. M. Read Co. NKWTOWN BEATS BETHEL. prices have advanced but slightly. The Bethel baseball club invaded Clearance Established 1857. . Newtown; last Saturday, hoping to NEWTOWN TELEPHONE EX- - route the locals at the National game CHANQE. but were themselves defeated in a well played game by a score of 3 to 1. BEGINS BUSINESS ON SUNDAY. This is the second game played be- tween the two teams and each On Sunday the Newtown Central "Wash Goods. having Exchange of the Southern New Eng- Wash Dress Quotations In won one game it is hoped that a third land busi- Pretty game may be to oil the Telephone Co., will begin arranged play ness. General . H. H. Goods The in this list are fine Domestic and and tie. The Newtowns put up two runs Manager Sykes, goods comprised Imported Cotton, in the nrat as result of two Chief Engineer E. H. Everett and S. counter Silk and Cotton Wash Dress and show to what inning the w. smith, general manager oi tne That will prove a Mixtures, Fabrics, good advantage hits a sacrifice and a couple of errors switch board will be here can now by the Bethel players and then put on department, crowder. you bay. THE another in fifth while as guests of the local manager, Rob- the inning, Bethel drew a of ert H. 'Beers, to see the new enter were now line goose eggs from start off. fine offices for It'e oaly a abort time now wham IMPORTED FLECKED VOILES, sheer and beautiful 19c 121o the' grab bag till their half of the prise Very commence to come a man the lexchange have been fitted up in our fall good EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS, best values, 25c 12ic ninth .inning when they got the block of R. H. Beers & Co.. on ia mmi it'e necessary for us to IMPORTED LINEN VOILES, all colors, 35c 19C around the bases for a run, on a hit, - make room for aad we have an and Main street, up stairs, where an up- them, IRISH DIMITIES, an elegant assortment, 35c 19c out atUst base, a stolen base to-da- te decided to start a aeriea of. sales. 25C 19C an error. This ended their as switch board and equipment FANCY MOUSSELINES, quite novel, scoring have been established by F. W. Os- This aala will coasist FLECKED LINEN SUITING, a German fabric, 25c 19C the third man up struck out. of batiste. Persian 40 19C Score borne, a popular and efficient assistant lawa, priated DRESS SCRIM, cream and tan, inches wide, 35c by innings: of S. W. Smith of switch board de-- ju printed bourrette and FANCY LAWNS AND 19C 10c - ' E. the lappett, JACONETS, R.H. Dartment. One hundred nairs of wires corded batiste that are worth up ZEPHYR MUSLINS, aU new designs, 25c 121C Newtown, 20001000X 3 5 3 mm 1 4 6 enter the Central, and it is so arranged as nign 19 cia. yara. , MERCERIZED CHECKED SUITINGS, 37fC 25c Bethel, 000000001 30 people Can talk at One time With- Every piece will be put on aala TOKIO SILK AND LINEN NOVELTIES, 50c 25c Mill Summerles: Earned runs, Newtown out one The ba aelection. 65C 39C disconnecting another. Exchange and there) will a COLORED 1, 1st B on' Liver more 3, off Mc- nas rooms. good PONGEES, light shades, balls, very pleasant quarters, tnree Every piece will ba a HiLK. Jffis, ana over on bases Newtown 7, The first, a reception room. Is fitted with a represeated juuuss.u;lijn Binpes ail aesigns, iignt blue, Grath 1, left modern nrivate teleDhone booth. In the sec ana you will find that it's not pink, champagne; very choice, 50c and 72c 33c Bethel wild McGrath 2, 1st e. 6, pitch, ond room is Jthe switch board, and in the trash but good desirable merehaa-dia- ST CALL SWISSES, white grounds with raised dots, blue, base on errors,4 Newtown 3, Bethel 2, third supplies are stored. The operators will - Mad-le- an lavender, pink and yellow, with some hemstitched patterns, 75c and 33c struck out by Livermore 9, by Mc- be Misses J. E. and Laura Nolan. John will ba tl 1. will be on dur.v nlirhta. The office Is Every piece regular Grath 11, bit by pitcher by McGrath equipped with a calcullagraph.a clock-lik- e in goods, no job lota. On account of the miserable weath- strument, wnicn Keeps iracic oi me time a All the above are from fall not Remnants. The er, the attendance natron la talking. The machine nrints a tick fresh, new, pieces, SALE Saturday, though et showing when the conversation begins and which accumulate are in lots advertised such. large was not near what it would have when it ends, and Is sent to the patron at the 9 cts. Y.rd. naturally gathered special and as been bad it been nice weather. It is end of the quarter, showing just how much are cut outorad mail such items as find to be will ne owes ror outsiae the division, xne When samples desired, you hoped that Saturday bring walls of the tamingfirst two rooms have been done good weather and that a good many off in green, and present a very attractive ap- Double- - S. & H. Green will ; out to see To Mr Beers is due the people get the game pearance. largely Trading; BU day , Sat- which will be played on the Fair credit for working up the exchange here, and Stamps will be his choice as manager is an excellent one. urday. ( Sounds. The attraction the The local public will undoubtedly have of, Waterbury, a good fast ag- Improved telephone service over the past, gregation of ball teasers and a good d it is urobable the number of natrons will game should resul t. largely increase. ;.. The D. M. READ Co. y Closes NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, Q. A. R. Sherman POPULAR EXCURSION TO PLEAS- Conn. Saturday, BEACH. AT BOSTON. AUGUST 15-2-0. Bridgeport, URE The Darade of the G. A. K. will commence , and THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. at 10 a. m., Tuesday, August 16. All comrades that can attend wui please notify the com- The next in the series of popular ex- mander or the adjutant of the Post. From XT. cursions from this under the Sandy Hook station on the Highland division McMillan, Q. Clarke's Vegetable Xdver Pills 30. vicinity Is - . Bowel mild 'for $3.65. An tbe Liver and in a July of N. Y. N. H. & H. the fare round trip extra . j Ask for Our Prices Regulate Stomach, and natural manner. management the of 25c will be made Boston val- ana ramedv for charge in to 73 to 79 Fairfield Ave., - on saiest oest Biliousness, uunauiwuou. xnuigesuon, iinsnirni IMsalBMa k. it. uo. wui De to fieasure ueacn od idate the return trip. Tickets will be sold v etc They also purify the Blood, beautify the complexion and Impart health and vigor to from 13 to and 16, entire Do not fall to tnem a trial as wonderful 4. Train will leave August including August . i your system. give they have a for Thursday, August ; - Conn-- reputation 7.4U a. and return on or before August 20. All mem- Bridgeport, Mowers, Rakes and curing Bilious and Dyspeptic ailments; once tried always used. Sold by Druggists and Deal- - New Minora at m., uanoury at bers of the Woman's Relief Corns and All Sons In Medicine, sample free by Mall. 7.35 a. m., Brookfield Junction at 7.56 of Veterans are cordially invited to join the Farm Machines. u. n. a. m.i Hawleyville at 8.07 a. m. and G. A. R. delegation on the headquarters train. uKjui, pucdou. Yon can save much 8.15 a. The nearest will probably be Danbury. They --. YOUl Newtown fc money at m., due,Bridgeport wui tie maae up along te line. m. ju, Haw- - w n Hnmrlae at 8.55 a. m. connecting there at the ley, uomuiander, u. M. arsons, Ldjutant. We for all maehUea. dock with the steamer "Lenoir" for f For a day's outing there is no more furaiah repairs PlllllO. Let Me Remind You risit-tha- Sand a Postal to 1. here "before it conies Pleasure Beach. A shore resort like AT BETTS' delightful spot to Wallace's, terllflg Rnlnmnnmi ti'ajttat-- by getting Lake Derby Ot ' Call or write at once If you Intend If your mowing machine or hay rake this is always especially attractive to Ouassaoaug. Fine table service, BOOTHE BROS. i to ana wisn to secure an instru- Break aad you need one I caa fur- - ' lo- Choice sized 50c bas is eas i Duy,a piano nlsh one Mc- dwellers inland and this particular large peaches, a elegant boating and fishing. It Stratford, Com. ment of.'the highest musical excellence. Man- at short notice. The to end. has few equals in the variety ket. Also huckleberries, bananas, ily reached oy teamrrom newtown, Telephone. ufacturer's prices, easy terms. Write tor cat- cormick, none better on the market.' its ; cality etc. alogue. Address urocenes or au Kinds ana general and of its entertainment lemons, Woodbury, Washington and Roxbury jMerr-handts- . quality 1 1 W.: , features, j The low rates An elegant line of JObbe chocolates and other places In The Bee's terri ' L. CHADBAYNB, exceedingly . TRUMBULL offered on occasion should be anoVbon bons at Betts'. ' . Box 238, Derby, Oonn. this tory. .vify"f 't Just Received. S. J. PARKS. OONN. , noted, viz., New Mllrord 85c, ii.,-Swee- Danbury Mr and Mrs H. E. Bradley have been A ear of verv nice white' Chas. zy 5c Son. 85c, Brookfield Jr., 75c, Hawleyville B. TUfOTIOE The Registrars of Voters of the 60c and Newtown 50c v t spending part of their vacation at LI town of Sherman will be in session at the Oats which I will aall at a low flgureeor J Long Hill, Ooniu. u. Bearasieys on Mile Hill. Town hall in said town on Friday, the 6th day mo and I i Cash Price GOODS i . ot August. 19M, and tne izw aav oi cash. Give a call will try Carpenters and Builders. Highest HOWLAND Friday. I THE DRY. NOTES FROM ST ROSE'S.0 B. D. moved Mr Lneust. 904,' from 18 o'clock noon until 9 hard to sell yon aomethiag. I have a Estimates furnished and contracts taken. Paid for Fresh Ease. Beardsley Patter stock of all kinds of Feeda and races reasonable. son's household goods to Milford from of large . wasted to fowls for AND CONVENT OF MERCY. for the purpose of making an enrollment Groearias. ' v" boy, P THI Berkshire, last Wednesday. the legal voters of said town, according to the n, MI lane B. buteharisf. con ANY, Mass will be celebrated at St Step declared political preference, of said elector. t have also two pair ofaiealy matcnea Rlanhard, hen's church on at Mrs B. D. Beardsley is on the sick Dated at Sherman July 23, no4. warren o. horsea aad several aingle horaea. II Teacher of Pianoforte, at Stepney Sunday Allen, Daniel B. ; Mallory, of Vot C. D. HATCH. O'CIOCK. list, under the care of Dr Kiernan. - Registrars . tou waa to aaa .them 1 aeu you WUI .accent limited nnmlwr of nnnila Connecticut. 11 erai might a Cliff Bridgeport, Rev Mother M. Burchmans, superior some of them; I think I have some tnmt during the summer months. 309 Ave.. Miss Clara Sheehan. who has been HERIFF'S SALE At Auction 1 Taken by would Come and aaa what 1 . of the Middletown Sisters S1 : suit you. Wednesdays: Washington. community, visiting in Danbury for three weeks. virtue of an Execution to me directed. - of Mercy, spent a day at the convent and will be sold at Public Vendue to the high havegot. Lake Waraauiig;. G. W. has returned home. 14 on nrW. Thursdays: Coggswell here last week. r est bidder. days from date, which will be f. Address: 866 Muaie N. Y. Sister M. Columbo is iaay, tne nrtn aay oi August, jwm, at a Homer W. Atwood, Carnegie Hall. PAYS CASH son exercising the Miss Lizzie Kilbride of the Glen o'clock In the afternoon, to satisfy said Kx Con d. Groceries, etc., Fanners' Produce. Veal duties of Mother Superior at the passed Sunday with friends in Walling-for- ecutlonand my fees thereon, the following Grain, Feed, Flour, Coal, Poottrr. vent or Mercy in the absence oi m. m. ' described property, to wit: One Stationary Southford, Conn. Lamb, Potatoes, Apples, etc Vincent. Steam Engine of 30 horse power, said property It is also thanlana an hnv mn. A' has been nut on will oe soia wnere stanaing, to wit: upon tne and Menu when in Instructions for the children of St night gang at the land owned by Lewis Powell of Sherman in Rose's .parish who are attending the reclaiming plant of the New York the North Dart ot said town, about one Quar Derby, Conn., & to ter mile southwest of the First District School-hous- e. For Sale. nubllo schools will be held at the Belting Packing Co., keep up with aucna uv - . . - . H'W iHrwv niwn. u iOAL!i orders. A Dated at Sherman, July 23,1904. War No-- 1 - mxjm church every Tuesday and Friday aft- the ren u. AUen, Deputy sheriff. ' in September, one in October and one in & HUBBEl.L. TAYLOR --AND- ernoon 4 o'clock. also vemDer. Callender Bros.. at Instructions President Hadley of Yale - I are to university. TtEOISTRARS NOTICE Notice la hereby R. Q. MITCHELL. Sandy Hook. Ot. NEWTOWN STATION. for the children who preparing and wife, came to Zoar in an automo- IX given that the Registrars of tbe town of make their first Communion. bile, Friday, over as Trumbull wiU be in session at the Town hall INotice Half Dime .Lunch Rooxs, remaining night in on 5, on Special The work of the Darish census in the of Morris. - said town, Friday, August 190i, and TV. thrafi n.re in want of the guests Attorney Friday, August IS, 1904, from 12 o'clock noon .hn 138 South flaw connection with taking up the annual to 9 oxlock In the afternoon, for the purpose best make of Mowing Machines and Rakes: Sound View Hotel. St., Waterbury, Ct is most S. W. Lesher and: L. T. Briscoe of Electors vote in E 8 handles tbe Adriance Buckeye collection thus far satisfactory enrolling to Caucuses, and Beardsley W.-TRO- a ot our 9 passed Sunday at the Sound View ho also to erase or transfer the name of an Elec Mowers and narts for tbe same. Get out yonr E. Y, Try cup excellent Coffee. and at the o'clock mass on Sunday old machine see what you will want Proprietor, all home made. tor such from the list on - and parts Pastry Father Fox extended most sincere tel,; wooamont. making application, unri lot- Itlm trnevm which said name appears, to the other party Honri.ua Mll.ua Merwin's . : Ju-l- v. can- look them over. Beach,' ; thanks in recognition of the generous Twenty-eigh- t photos of yourself for list. Dated at Trumbull, this 25th day of band and set up so you and courteous treatment accorded him 25c studio over store ISM. Arthur E. Plumb. Frederick L. Tur- - ?:--: Conn. at the the drug ney. Registrars of Voters. Edwards S. Beardsley, Stepney, Oonn. Woodmont, in his visits. of Betts & Betts at Sandy Hook. All Telephone 26-2-4. On Monday morning an anniversary are TJOR SALE Eight thoroughbred Chester UTANTED A number of music scholars the young people getting their White pigs. H.W. Wright, Newtown, Ct. from 7 to 15 years of age. Fine new bterl- ! mass was celebrated for the late Mary taken and the old folks are f in ir on. 1 A. pictures nfknn tn nractlce ICE as m. uonn. I & Bradley. following suit. Call at once, they ARM TO RENT 70 acres, good land, 15 in Miss ueiora iviuk. ouumwra. decorating. We are in the business to Betts On moraine was 8 10 stay I Betts, Wednesday there win be at Hook but a few cultivation, miles from Bridgeport, and will be to talk over with you at Sandy days TRADE An up to aate glad it WJ1. C. Newtown. an mass for late Frank cows. 7 heifers, good buildings. Joseuh Brad imir sale or 170 17 on JOHNSON, anniversary the longer. O. farm, stock, tools and crops, acres, your convenience, ustimates given au Conn; ley, Greenfield BUI, P. Address Fairfield, 10 of work in our line, either bv dav or contract. Sandy Hook, and Nellie Carley. Bt. mo , room house, acres planted, all kinds xj. uonn. 8 one mile from Hanging a and to The intellectual program, this year, Mrs Clark of East Hartford is the tools. cows, 3 horses, Depot- paper specialty guaranteed is ses- of her Mrs Leslie B. Notice is the Will trade ror smaller piace.. j.erui n- give satisfaction. Farm For Sale ! ' of the summer school, which in guest daughter, NOTICE hereby given: that able. Price low. Call or address, uscar u. CRAFT & Ct. Wagons Gale-Baldw- in JNicnois. of the Town of Washington will LY0N, Stepaey, The Improved sion for one month for the Sisters of be In session New Preston Postoffice from Fairchild, Southbury, uonn. ' M. O. LEACH, Sherman, Oonn, one at Agents for Potter Wall Paper Mills. P.O. Brookfield Oonn. Mercy here, is of the best that has John Francis Nolan is IS o'clock noon untir 9 p. m., August 5, 1904, and Fodder ever been The classes in spending part and on Friday, the 13th, at the Town Hall, is raisin' chickens. Ensilage presented. of his vacation as the guest of his from 12 o'clock "Maria HOUSEKEEPERS recnmmnnd Silverall XTOTIOE I will ba at the ton dark1 ' and are Washington Depot, noon, until An' Bill is sawin' wood, I AA 811t TVv At 11 1 4 Latin, algebra higher English aunts, the Misses m , for the of the bnt Polish. It Bald every Saturdav. from to n m. until fur Cutter. under the direction of Sister M. Burns, at Bridge Surpose enrolllngithose up their pennies. I Tottd, 106 Main street. Ullage port. ther notice, for the purpose ot reoatvinaT taxes. Agnes port. nartlclnate in the As prudent people should. B. A. Clark. OoUector. The latest and moat perfect ma- of Portland, Conn. Voice and music caucus to be held after August 14, 1904, and al- Of lather's pension money TXR SALE The farm known the Phllio improved of Sister M. so to tranfer the names of any elector already He's bv a Ml Jusan mues rrom FDKNITUR1C and sold. aaa is under the Instruction Miss Jennie E. Nolan, telegraph op ' puttln' share, 1 piace bonght chine ia the market for Cutting eaailage enrolled who sbaU make such application 'Cause everyone is countln 30 acres of land.ihxnauire oi KavtrafltvutiBinn!xrov.san- - ANTIQUE Saston, Ot 7. O. Address Teresa of. Newtown. In the various erator from the Atlantic house, Bridge from the list on whlchlsaid name appears to I - K XI. 2a, Bethel. Ot dry fodder. . On goln' to the fair. dy Hook, or of A. T. Nettleton, Newtown 8v- furthar aad classes are the following: Sisters M. port, is a well earned vaca- uatea at wasninrton, I lngs Bans For description testimonials, M. enjoying O. O. Ford. O. . D. Cole. Nance ain't candy tend for aad Fodder Cuttar Angelos, M. Elizabeth, Ignatius, tion with her mother, Mrs J. Nolan, of Voters. The way she used to do, Class Texas Oil Se Ensilage Catalogue' M. M. M. of Registrars An' Joe has smokin ; High Columbo, Agnes, Benedict, this place. givena up Shoe M. Regis, M. Jerome, M. Alacoque, REGISTRAR'S NOTICE The Registrars of He hardly takes chew; Repair Shop. curities. & Conn. Miss Bronson of New Haven Redding will be in session at An' ma's last winter bonnet I have onenad a ahon ia the on T. E. PLATT SON, Newtown, M. Carmellta, M. Fidelia. Myrtle the Town House, Center, for the first This season she will wear. Postoffice Block. Newtown, the Bought commission, Many of the beat Redding s for repairing stocks can be is the guest of Mrs H. W. Wright all money I purchased low on theexchaagas. voting aistnct, ana at itouton-- uaii, George- They're of boots and shoes. Shoes soled and heeled. viviuuiuB ut mrami ouuiuamus are now uwn General for the Farmers' Handy Wagon Company, Telegraph Operator North, town, for the second votlne district, on Fri To spend it at the fair, for men, 85c; soled and heeled, sewea, luff mw AllAnfta T Agents Night 12 pegged, ta Mmnnn nonA hn. of the Newtown railroad station, is Sanford and E. H. Beers of days, August i and 12. from o'clock noon i That show down In 8t Louis SL2&. Ladles' shorn soled and heeled. 60c - O. Address: B. F. D. 25, Bethel, Conn. Emory v m I Second-han- good investments. 30P. at hotel. called on friends in until o'ciock p. lor me purpose oi mak Will be a grand affalr.t First class work guaranteed. d W. W. DAVLUBOH. boarding Taylorfe Redding town, an enrollment oi tne voters oi saio I shoes for sale. WILLIAM DIAMON8TU1M, . ing legal - An' every person Aggers Box ma. New Oonn. wnen nersons voce . Havea. out a rubber-tire- Wednesday; town, ail aesirina- to at ro That somehow he u get there. Hewtown. conn. Frank Bates is with litlcal Primaries or caucuses shall elve their So each has got a stocking, runabout, bought of A. M. Bris- Beginning Friday, August 5, Jerome names to the Registrars with the political To save his little hoard. To buy tobacco, don't care if It WANTED Thirty or forty Sxat class & wnicn tm some WANTED and a little off. if it is cheap. choppers; also' Tin mi to draw coe Son. Nichols will not be at his blacksmith ftd.paroywitnTTnlesa For it will take money lumber In of in for weeks. annllcat To pay the fare and board. Sena samples and lowest cash price. Address all parts state; steady work and is shop Huntingtown three the Registrars wiU continue thereon the names box lup, nrooKneiq, uonn. living prices. Inquire K. E. Nettletoa, Wlad-- Harrv Coger convalescing nicely Mr Nichols is to take charge of C. L. of all qualified electors appearing on tbe list So Pete he's splitting fence rails. and expects to leave the Norwalk hos while last prepared. Any elector may make per- An' Tom's ice, Smalley's shop at Stepney Depot sonal or to of An' her music Notice. DO& SALE Place of It acres, rood Iiouaa. on written application either the Sally's quit Special- 1 ' , u w pital Sunday. Mr smauey is away on a tnree weens aside the Reartnnlno- Anrll 2 close mv black A barn and outbuJldJnga, good orchard all un : Registrars of tbe district in which said elect To put price. I shall . mi' n"1 jMeiej iiiwmi 11m in Ed o unas located In Newtown. Fornartks ii Mrs Morris Beers of Ansonia is visit automobile trip in New York state. or resides and shall declare in said applica An' Dncle lets, meekly, smith shop every Saturday at u ciocx anarp. mars fruit;aaareaa. m. hi tion tne political party in tne primaries or Aunt Susie cut his hair. fever n. Lvncn, ljong mil, uonn. Pratt, Bear Stats h.ww.r.rNtiiiiu1iiBmii" LOOK ing Mr and Mrs Julius Beers. B. Fairchild is in Bethel caucuses of which he desires to For everyone is counting SU Bridgeport, Oonn. George the participate. uura at tniB aay oi a. On Going to the fair." an of his Mrs Delia 1904. ueuoing an juiy. ' Miss Kate Madlgan is out after guest aunt, Taylor. D. a nH ail t.hou, nmnle have arranared to take WANTED: - attack of appendicitis. Dr Kiernan Marcus H. Burr, Edward H. Bradley, one of the weekly Recreation Tours, thus NOTICE- Oscar Carlson, of the composing Registrars 1st Voting District. 01 louxing I have onened Dm ahon nsmsd Kv H attended her. Clifford avoiding ;the responsiouiiy anvthlns in live stock to butcher, h. enow. Sanford, Redding. Ot. Will do Horse- FOR THE room force of is a Sylvester Burritt, J. Mills, notei accommouauuns. uubbihio, vm. - the bis, enjoying ao, reasonable rate. Next I Stepney, Oonn. shoeing and Blacksmlthlng. BkaweslMWlna, uistrict. the benefit of a very re-se- Gladys and Harry Houghton of New week's vacation camping at Taunton registrars voting nnrtlA. Lum Aiiffn.t 1. Ifi and 2A. new. tl: t. tuet ant SSe eE WANTED Agents to sell Byx Dee's Give me a Ughttliwi York are guests or airs J. w. uoraon lake. extracts. Good commission. xicaets ana runner iuiuriu.,iuu I trial. - OI WANTED. r. ravrean. ot. No money required in advance. For nan leu fice of Ticket Agent i.nnannn. J b. "!, Miss Martha A Id is of Torrington Mr and Mrs Bruce Griffin and daugh lars address Tbe By x bee Extract Co., Nor-- Ladies who are troubled about Undine ner-- ANYONE Having a copy of the Biographical was the guest on Wednesday of Mrs ter of Shelton and Mrs S. L. Sears of walk Oonn. T) EGISTRAR3 NOTICE The undersigned fect flttins Corsets to call unon me when In Of Litchfield .uOl, which they are : of Voters for the Second Voting ad-dro-ss SALE One good new much heifer, Bridgeport next. Helen MacMahon, 107 Meigs willing to sell at a low figure Is Invited to R. N. Betts. Huntingtown district. Newtown, are FOR : ntatrtct. of Newtown hereby give notice that Box 7. Conn. old 2 cows. ISDrlneers. I. B. Good -.-111 Armv Hall. Newtowa, THE at the Adirondacks. sell Four Corners. Newtown. Oonn. h. in Miulmi at Grand Buuamg. OF well-know- sojourning Morgan's 5, Fri- n on .August and WOK SALE A combination B. V. Hamlin, the photo wood or Sandy Hook, Friday, 9 road aad spaed Mrs Carrie A. Munnof Bridgeport DOR SALE Two horse farm wagon day, August 13, from 18 o'clock noon until Stock bike sulky. In first class condition. L B. artist, of Winsted, is in Sandy Hook a in goou repair, or win exenange ior came. o'clock p. m. on each of said days, for the pur- Julett Farm, Harris. Newtown. Ot. his father. is the guest of Mrs Julia A. tiritnn. unas. oneiton, monroe, uonn. pose of making an enrollment of the legal vot- formerly the Seth Andrews Place, Blmwood visiting ers of said desiring to In District. Bethel. Conn. Orade and Pure Bred All nersons Indebted 1TOR SALE CHEAP Two knuckle jointed district, participate ac- Pedurreed Swine. NOTICE to the estate Miss Mamie Kilbride of New Haven The second week of the clothing sale A cider Dresses, comrilete. J. M. Wilson & the caucuses and primaries of said town, Jenev Cattle. Berkshire B. Banks must present their & cording to their own declared political prefer- rancy s. u. nr. uegnorns ana none claims within six months from date, one 17. is her Michael F. Kil- of A. Frohman Co., reliable Brother, Route 10, Fairfield, Oonn. Hook 18, 1904. Wvandottea.rouitry: Bull and Boars far - visiting uncle, 68 ence. Dated at Sandy July loot, or .debts will be debarred. Charles & 1 I 1 111 rsvV'X bride. clothiers of White street, Danbury, A John L. Sanford, John F. Keating, Registrars service. If you want a real good family butter Banks, Easton, Oonn. r v i LINE yearling bull year old past) cow come ana see nave administrator, anil OK continues with unabated interest, WANTED Ranch, town of of Voters, Second Voting uistiict. wnat i got. Hattertown, The firm to rid their store of Newtown, a Holsteln or Short Horn ure-- POR SALE 8 good square pianos, 1 grocer's Mrs Benjamin Corning is visiting her purpose grade "D EGISTRARS' NOTICE The Registrars of TT7ANTED or to canvas for an tee box, 1 bicycle, lot of nouaebola furni- summer are ferred (no Jersey at ;any price); please state uo Boys girls 1 mother, Mrs hsanks,at tsotsrora. all garments giving prices and J. m. Afc the Town oi ueinienem win iu muun 11 tide that should be In every home. Send ture: self blndlnff maner and hlnrtnrl. ami 1 g (ieorge age, s'ze price. Woolsey. Town Hall on tbe first and second Fri- 10c order. 1 1 that will astonish judicious buyers. at the un- - particulars. John H. Might exchange for live stock. wood or Mrs W. Gordon has been The found on another will EXAMINATION. There will days of August, 1904, from 12 o'clock noon Blackman & Co., Newtown, Oonn. hay. J. D. Dixon, RTF. D, No. 8, Bridgeport, J. spending prices page TEACHERS' of Board or School Visit- tu a n'lrvir n m. for the nuruose of enrolling Oonn. . as KJ 1U UUU UiOVUi LA UUU Jf tbe fPAeT? fa 61y Zoo or Me sign of the several days in Danbury the guest C0 OVIl,l ors at tbe High School Bulldlne Son Saturday. the legal voters oi saiu wwu wwiuiui ATTENTION Bought, sold or exchanged. reay Mrs M. G. and intend to send their o, uc o ex- thoir nnlliinH.1 snreferences aa Drovided by wood.borses. livestock. POR SALE wood and timber. An-- ef Doyle. they patrons August, iwi, iu i'iocK a. in., ior toe of Oon- - grain, Standing 6S8 of for schools OhaDter. 176...... of Public Acts of the State iarm proauce, wagons, nar- - ply to J. Taylor. State St- - Bridn-por- t, THE K LINE home happy. They calculate to maice amination teachers the public of .. El 1. 0Ank.An flka.lM, poultry, swine, a . - McCORMICK LINE 0 ror Newtown. Those not holding continuous cer- neCUCUk IWL r rll owukuwu, vawm.po nesses. iarm macninery. real estate, lumoer. uonn. Mr and Mrs S. P. Glover, Mr and it a money saving sale tne people. tificates and new candidates are notltled to be Wiltshire. Registrars. Bethlehem,"Oonn.luly paints, oils, varnishes and wall paper. Call Mr Mrs 20, 1904 64 Grand or TTTANTKD Agents. Hustlan, Bale Mrs G. F. Taylor, and and Thomas Bracken of Bridcrenort present. Ubaries 8. Piatt, Chairman. JohnJ, Saturdays and evenlnrs St ad Clerks and awarvbndv whn machines which embrace Lawrence Warner and son are Northrop, secretary. The dress P. O. Box 208, Danbury, Conn. Jas. J. ir nMrnmha of binders, reapers, enjoying a few last week, with John REGISTRARS' MEETING undersigned uropney, uanoury, uonn. a good hearty laugh to send soe for "Tipsto a at Morris Cove. spent days, - notice that they will be In ses- mM' person who sella header rice mowers, sojourn or Zoar. UTANTED A position as nurse or house- office on 5 and IZSzr . headers, binders, binders, Galvin TV or for an invalid sion at the Town Clerk's August TDOR SALE OR RENT At Sandy Hook. Ot.. aws iur iiviuK. i nos satisfactory your keeper, caring lady. If 12, 1904, from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p one money back. Circular for corn eons Mrs Martin in housekeeper must take a little girl of four one and half story double stajBip, The Dr , rakes, hay tedders, binders, Troy passed Sunday Mr and Mrs John Galvln of Zoar m for the enrollment of voters to participate one lot 75x100 near Low waite juectnc uosab . hay and a little boy of three years with me. law In the General house, ft, postoffice. uo, Decatur, ia. Norwalk. Jears A. No. 8, in caucuses as provided by shockers, buskers and shredders, knife grinders spent Sunday in Bridgeport. Murfln, Huntington, Oonn. uuniuiAftha at..tn nf Connecticut W M tats. Rnnulra of James M. Blackman. assnt. I l?OB SALE Electric automobile sever At studio over Thomas v jvegisnrara ui or at & Oo.'s store, Hook. I ""feet order. Price low. & W. and binder twine. McCormick machines are the photographic SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN. 1TOR SALE Two fine young fresh cows also Reynolds, uonnuraaiey, Taylor.Ourtls Sandy I r f"0.Ansonia. Oonn. Betts' drug store at Sandy Hook, 28 C 1 Brewster T cart. E. E. Bunreas. Rnddlnv Voters of Newtown, Oonn. Smith, detail in vuuu. I fully illustrated and described in a photos are made for 25c. Tbay are all is done unwr, OST forenoon, between Wilson's SERVICE Fine Chester White 8AEE A new New Home auv- - Notwithstending that by f Thursday Boar; J-POB- - Sewing clear and distinct and every order or TTTANTED Several cows to Corner and Moody's Mill Bridge, on Black FIR tl cash. N. M. Ourtls. Sandy Hook. r.hinn trw Si. " " J handsome book beautifully printed in colors, boards neaitn and charitably in young dry due Rock bag periodicals and uonn. and h n brings a second patron. They will be dined the death rate it caive in rail. Auuress a. s. ma wards, ;h. turnpike,with sumcontainingof will erything complete cheap, ff nngine persons, among - a. Finder 17. ss, .aa-- nv.kt.hnnk montf. te and asfh. p. boiler as good aa new for Hes e which will be supplied to anyone interested in there but a few longer, so hasten small children is very the Dnugtsfjurb, ui. ioi, be rewarded bv same to Mrs O. riRAlN THRESHING: I Shave an au. days high during returning vji and oats and am erywung oompieio. snes anarung, one to avail oi the 130R SALE One No. 2. Wells, 2608 North avenue, Bridgeport, Ot. outni ior turesning rye new oouer iron tana that wui hold 1000 gal- machines. yourselves opportunity. hot weather oi the summer months in Oallgrapb Typewriter ready to book orders for fall work. Also have 500 nmA harvesting a. in uuuuiuuD w a - lons for al5. feet Quartered oak bnsMl S. the large cities. There is not probab kwu exenange ior llgbt fJOR SALE Good horse, surrey and harness. machinery for tilling alios. Charles Mark- other Henry Gibson of New York is ex double harness. Ohas. E. Hodge, weDatucu, I bam. Conn good grain lumber, cheap. Charles E. one case of bowel in a J. Whole fsst. A. S. Mansfield, Woodbury, , pected at his Sandy Hook home, Fri ly complaint Dutchess Co., New York outfit, price ouuemu, newwwn, uonn. hundred could be Brookfield. Oonn. second-ban- d - however, that not COR SALE A A SB I L day, to spend Sunday. TjXJRSALE 2 new milch both Deering PEOIAL NOTICE Have fitted a ' - use of cows, young. A irood nicely np I I I ft kw 1 I cured by the timely Chamber One with calf side. Morris B. Davis. CHEAP HORSE for sale: light S' room in my barn north of my boose, where 'I at wni-bf- n. dpivA,. nnt mfr.ld of anvthinr: A. O. Three men employed by S. B. Church lain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Rem AspetucK, uonn. IX inr R. 1 have moved by Barber Shop for the summer sale K. H. Beers & Co, Would exchange for heavy horse or any kind Lake, Bethlehem. F. D. Watertown. moDuu sua will be on hand for bust-- 1 & Co., on the tower and tank erected edy. Jor by or O. Box ready : T T . Han- of stock. Call address Carpenter, T OST ness every day and evening. M. Ehun. C. A Agent. this firm for the New York Belting iNewrown; xayior. uurtis & AUCTION Having sold my farm I will sell 15, ut. Between Still River and Newtown, by uonn. Step. E. PL by W. N. t., Hill Auction on Thursday. August 4. Hawleyville. way of Long Meadow Hill, two promissory ney uepot, & Packing Co. at Sandy Hook, com dy Hook; Hurd, Long 1U04, 1 junotes. o'clock p. m. (if very stormy the first of the town of Bas- Finder will be suitably I ld . Conn. Ernest A. B. 1 1 1 NOTICE The Registrars MiifT,S5' ITOB SALE A heifer with calf. Hawleyville, pleted their work on Tuesday and left Hawley, Hawleyville; fair day) cow, top buggy, business wagon. il ton harehv elve notice that they will be in Communicate with H. D. Hue, New exlrk nlcs. Thomas Walker? town. Blakeman, Botsford; D. S. Mead, 1 road cart, 1 lumber wagon, 1 sleigh, 1 horse ora.inn at. the Town Clerk's office on August 5 Oonn. Keating. Branchville. rase, l cutting oox, l wneeioarrow, 1 grind anH 12 1904. from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock rinuauum, William Bra v of Bridgeport is spend stone, s cultivators, 1 harness, 1 plow and oth n m tnr th enrollment of voters to nartlci-- The Registrars of Voters of the WANTED. er farming tools; 3 stoves, chairs, bedsteads. caucuses as law in NOTICE will be in session I A weeks Mr and Mrs John The Probate Courts. 1 bed. pate in provided by the Brldgewater at Have Brick Block - ingtwo with bureau. leather carnets and mattlnc. General Statutes oi tne state oi uonnecticut. the Town nan in said town ana 12 E. S. A Zoar. cnurn, ciuer auu ciuer a 9 August PLUMB, position as coach Galvln of OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate vinegar. quantity - Edward K. Freeborn, G. Burr Tucker, Regis o'clock noon till o'clock o. m. of each day on North Main St., Waterbury, Obas- - about John T. DISTRICT 27, 1904. Doarasana pianic. vriiDur r. Selleck, Step- of voters oi uonn. ior tne purpose oi an enrollment oi 50 At Porter's Shop, man or general uimiy man on a gen ney, Oonn. trars r.asion, or making rods from the P. 0 that I will exchange for De Mrs Lillian McKenzie and son are Estate of Horatio N. Northrop, late of New- tne legal voiers aaia town, as trovlded in m .uuu OT.M. BV Depot, Conn. tleman's must in tne coun mo RENT House on second bill to .rent. O. 176 of the Public Acts of 1901. Lewis ura11 mc am ijoren Stepney piace. a few weeks with her father. town, In said district, deceased. House and In Chapter Carter. East Main v, Ot. - r For reference Address Q. W. spending V3eir1 1. lot Stepney, A B. Buckingham, new aurora, uonn. G. Northrop. Registrar of Voters: Harmon W. St, Waterbury. Expert riorseshoer and General Rlacksmith. try. in Zoar. The administratrix havinir made aDDllca-- v Conn., belonging to estate of of - Wood Work of all kinds done. No need of Box aoo, Conn. Henry Johnson, for an sell Moses Hull. Well Treat, Deputy Registrar Voters. Bridge- SALE-F- oi- Smith Bridgeport, tion order authorizing her to tbe built house nearly fpOUND IN ;ROAD A light horse blanket. I water, uonn., iuu. K value, one power keeping your horses legs covered with boots real estate belonging to said estate, as per ap completed. Large lot with garden. Will be A can have the same on O. juiy is, PK Engine, Charias J. J. OARRITY. F. A. Beemis, Mcintosh Owner by calling good asew. - when shod at this shop, dome and get my representing plication on me more iuny appears, it is sold for about of cost to build to close es- E. Conkrlte, uaylorosvllle, ut. Hlngle. Bedding, Oonn. on work. & Co. of Springfield, Mass., was at Ordnrod. that the said annl ligation be heard tate. Inquire on the premises or of Arthur J. prices repair In of John T. determined Office in said For Want of Business DOR SALE Ox shoeing department charge TV Sandy Hook, Tuesday, and at the Probate Hull, adminlstrator.10 Franklin Block, Bridge- UOUND A cloak. Owner can have same by A new upright piano but little OTTStflf EF.PER'S POSITION by refined stopping atTay Newtown on tbe 3d of August, 1904, at 10 port, Oonn. anu uaa- - C used, at a low also Porter woman, good home object. Mrs lot's notei. day laenuiying paying cnarges. r. I will sell a oatr of young and sound horses. very price; a square pi- II Bailey, o'clock A M, and this Court directs said non, Newtown, Conn. 2000 lbs. 6 and 7 1 black mare ano In fine condition; owner must sell on ao-- ' 10 North uonn. welrht years oldi i aires St., Danbury, Administratrix, to give notice to all persons SALE 50 yearling and 15 9 count oi ueain in xne xamui BALI A pair of Devon stilus. The Kcho club, of about 100 mem FIR Mon- 1 FEMALE FOX 1100 lbs, years old, good worker and driver wot Kers. Henry L. Smith. A new milch cow. of bulls, steers and heifers, TERRIER cam to offer refused. Address, Ban Office, Newtown. r years, (loon FIR SALE Tumey bers, were entertained at the Sound cause,and be heard thereon, by publishing this day, August 1, will be at Mrs Ira Wlldman's, place. Owner can have same b"provlDg and sound Roxbury. Conn. Stepney, Oonn. once in a newspaper a Newtown, Oonn. I anu T. E Cost F. J. HOSFORD, New Preston, Oonn. View hotel, Woodmont, Thursday order on naving circula paying cnarges. gao, HALK A house, barn and two acres of SALE In Oonn.. two cows, tion in said district, or before tbe 29th aa; Sropenv Conn. R SALE OB sUtOHANGK-I-te iFOU Easton, nigm. of A D lflOi, and return make to th SALE Good new milch cow; also a WOK SALE A secoud-ban- d m. x 1 1 Rev James co M. July, top buggy in ' in nu. new in am In South Center district. iv, of notice FIR Mrs V. SALE Bob Calf. Z. - u, Ot. Beharka, R, F. D. 62, Oenn. affect' Mi-- court the given route. A. Werder. White 1?OR a Peck, Newtown' A good conaiuon. uarl uunnerson, Wash- make. Wm. A. Tatar, S71S Main Taylor, Sandy Hook, Bridgeport, The meat strike does not Attest, M. J. Bradley, Judge. HlUs, uonn. n. 11. no. 7, Shelton, uonn. Oonn. ngton iMpot, ut. IO THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904.

Yet much like a real occurrence; 'Many hearts were burdened also, And I saw two earthly brothers And soul-sorro- w is most crushing. Thou - Mother's Ear Start out on an earthly journey, ne'er poured 'st the oil of glad- Set out on the ancient highway woma im atoTMOMf In the wounded heart of others; mummimm mm wnwr, aho immirum Towards the mountain on earth's con' Had'st no Mowrwa com mmromm sympathetic feeling that that fine, For a brother overtaken That Are Town Tim; heart-o'erwhelmi- Bargains bears to some aOOTT'a EMULSION That up Peter's gateway, By evil; Gave'stno succor to umm rum wo Gates that open to the mansions, the fainting." mowrawMMr umso Mseaaautrtrnmrx o "Nay, I gave not of TW HMJU.TH Mansions held in reservation my substanoe, Talk Of BOTH NOTMRMS But when custom called to CHLO. For all Christian praying Send for free sample. worthy pilgrims, Prayed I then that God would bless SCOTT ft BOWNE, Chemists, For all weary worthy pilgrims. ' '5 Prt Street. New York, Mansions them. foe. and fi.oo i all druggists. guarded by St Peter. of custom In Much alike were, Prayers costing nothing. Suits Cut to $12 and they yet different, When they tottered to my mansion $10, $15. Like In outward form and seeming, Then Yet unlike in outward I sometimes even tossed them mi t ...... , feature, Old, discarded, worn out xne Dest evidence of the of these very As if not two earth-bor- n brethren. garments, popularity Or sent out a scanty morsel, unusual bargains is the number of suits now The Newtown Bea One was known as Christian Goldman, But no great being Known as I spoke word, nor touched worn in church Dea Goldman,' them." about town which we have sold since the sale Well known for his "high PnauiHaB It position "Tbou'st not a heart of kindness, " began. And his wealthy independence, Said TUB BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY in his hands Saint Peter, "no compassion; Having large holdings cold heart is adamantine. Young men, middle-age- d stout tall men, Which are nominated riches, - Thy men, men, With such hearts none ever enter regular-siz- e ALLISON P. SMITH, And which give men worldly standing; men all have had a whack at these Frmidiht AMD Ebitor Rich in and and Through the sacred golden portal. script gold silver, Thou hast had on earth fancy suits that were formerly priced from $12 as high ABTHnB X SMITH, Rich in stock and spreading acres, thy good : as In a few SsXniaTARY, Tbiabcrir .things $28. instances our tailors made necessary Cottages and princely castles; And for others and Bcimasti Managir. Bold of of cared thou nothing." alterations; case a fit was reward mien, easy bearing, Goldman stood before Saint in every perfect the of HBNBT M. SMITH, Moving confidently, as one Peter, the hunter. Vioa avd Stripped of all bis earthly cov'ring, bargain pmsidbut Who has moved in privileged circles All Gswmai. Aoairr. And accustomed to his fondly cherished gilding, We've got still more of these for receiving And high-soundi- splendid bargains Homage from his humble empty titles, t 60 brethren; - this week's selling out more suits from broken a Year, AOenta tor Six Months, The deferred and much talked of Which had borne him fruits of deff'- picked nts for Four Month. Four Oents a Copy rence, lines from 15 "Leading citizen, " respected ranging up and put them in this remark- Now were worthless, cast-of- f gar- - " For his gilt-edge- d able collection shining, standing, ments. of smart suits. $12.00. Newtowa, Friday, July 19, 1904 in his chosen Shining circle, Naked stood he in his as good in suits at $17.50 and mruur.i Dazzling with his weakness, Equally bargains $25, X t iiuAitra to. golden glitter, Spirit-nake- d and unshieded Telephone call, 264-3- 2. But hot known for virtues comprising our very finest shining From the of fancy suits, formerly $20, One was good and honest Plalnheart, piercing gaze Peter, 25.00 and 28.00. selections in these lines. wnose name was men- - Nothing but lean self remaining; Specially good JtonRTiaim Rates : plain seldom No fine of 1 , threads self abasement, Vacation outfits from hat to shoes; suits that lw lmo Smo Smo year tioned, No bathing 1.00 8.00 8.00 S.00 Save 'twas with some repentance with forgiveness, are better and Inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 coupled sneering No unselfish deeds of kindnes- s- good, best; trunks, bags and suit cases to I Inches . 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 For his - superstition. 8 Inches 8.60 6.00 10.00 16.00 86.00 Warp and woof of christian garment-s- suit all cases of "going away." 4 Inches 8.00 6.00 18.00 18.00 30.00 Consignment For he took to his believing 1--4 Had woven column 4.00 8.00 16.00 84.00 40.00 been in his life work, Pick straw hat in the store at half-pric- e. 1- God and -8 column 6.00 10.00 80.00 28.00 48.00 the meek Galilean; any 1- Which could serve him as a -1 oolamn 6.00 13.00 84.00 86.00 60.00 One who had mantle; 8--4 8.06 16.00 88.00 48.00 80.00 slight recognition, column, ' Neither could he draw around him 1 column 10.00 8040 40.00 60.00 100.00 Sale known social Little in circles; other Poor in purse and unpretending,' Any shielding garments. Beading notices, brevier type. 10c line. Our $10.00 Moving in a narrow Naked, trembling, helpless, stood he 8 Suits for men circle, In mail nonpareil ads, lo a word per week. Daring scarcely to look upward Saint Peter's searching presence. To his Goldman. "Get thee gone! We know not of thee, Don't gilded neighbor save as one whose life has failed Miss These Rich In But he journeyed light and cheerful, him; Bargains Boys Heaven knows naught of such as thou THE HOMB CIRCLE. Taking oh few earthly burdens, art $5.05 on no gold or silver, Good Suits Carrying Thou, a boastful, gilded humbug, . A J1ISTAKEN IDEA. Leaving no rich, cherished holdings, Our $8.50 all-wo- ol Suits for men And expect to enter Heaven!" Leaving nothing back, regretful, Such' was Peter's SATHAnnta youho old ih thb august Hopeful of a prosperous ending. crushing sentence, While we're selling lots of men's suits in our great Summer Sale, we OKHTUBY "Thou wert Goldman scorned to travel With him, prominent for evil; don't intend to the suits Lovs la not blind, though again and Thou hast been a hard oppressor, neglect boys selling boys' at prices nobody with a again Even to the pearly gateway. ' Such very fair maids wed such vary plain his humble Though thou seemest not to know It boy to clothe should miss. Positive savings on every advertised bargain men, $4 Feeling that footsteps Sell esteem 95 thy eyes have blinded," Such debonair such lasses Would contaminate the pathway, boy we can fit him at each sale "price, so won't be lads, sedate little Said, in softer tones, Saint Peter; Bring your you 'is not wears rose-color- ed Summer And would soli the lore blind, but Suits, odd trousers and Straw Hats At Cost. golden pavements robbed disappointed, if yon come soon glasses! he chanced to enter "Thou hast the unsuspecting If Heaven; And defenseless of Bach sees In his dearest-ho- w can love be Shoes for Men, Ladies and Children at And he oft insulted Plalnheart their birth right, "Buster Brown" suits for little fellows, regularly priced 3.75 to blind? And As he traveled the innocent and guileless 7.50 are now Much mora than all others can possibly find. Sale Prices. meekly onward, Of their innocence and virtue." u woe me O woe Consignment at his faith and for lads, and for the lasses, Laughing hopings, And he not to Goldman. The day that Lore loses those rose-cover- Calling him an ancient purist, opened $a.48v $a.88v $3.48, $3.88 and $4.88 ' ..glasses! and ' And poor Goldman took the leftward. The SLtisfOs.ctory Store. Ignorant superstitious, Took a downward Or ignored him altogether. winding pathway and the same style in wash suits, that were 3.50 are now selling at 1.88 GRANVILLE TAYLOR. Goldman Towards a gloomy, shadowy valley, thought that journeying And was mixed and colored serge Russian and sailor blouse suits from our Heavenward lost in brooding darkness. Fancy XOMT HUSBAND ON BIS 81ST BIRTH JUHB -- DAT, ' Peter softened as he turned him, lines from 8. 75 to 7.50 are now marked u T MH8 HILIN A. TAYLOR, Side by side with one known only priced "1 OBSAT rUID DISTRICT. Turned and looked on timid Plain For his Christian virtues ', simple ' heart, $1.88, $3.88, 88. What can I write, or something to say. Was too humbling for one moving $3.48, $3.48, $3.88 and $4 To Who came mutely following Goldman, memorise this eventful day ; m- In the gilded upper circles, suits 7 to 16 bloomer , Where In the world's wide busy hive, - And he made him fall behind Scarcely daring to come forward. Big boys' ages including pants suits, formerly Bo few as many TEW him, And Peter years survive, 2JSiumnt Humbling him to and follow. good greeted Plalnheart: $5 to $7.50 now changing years, your course has run HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. cringe "Thou art welcome, modest Plain And this crowns eighty-on- e. First the way was rough and stony, year you, 956-- 8 7AAIN S T. . On a can backward Indirect and full of heart, $3.88 and $4.88; , long life look, windings, Thou art welcome without And read the lines as In a book, Bridgeport, Conn. And Sir Goldman stumbled onwards pleading; All wash suits are reduced in Where little cause wlU there appear, Thy good deeds and worth precede greatly price. Boys' and children's To smite the Criticising every turning; tnee. conscience, fair and clear, -- straws are marked at half. Have tried to do what seemed the best. wit poor iainneart waikea with pa Long hast been thy weary journey, And a good record thy behest, tience, Left here for Long and fall of ills and waiting; those you hold most dear, Cheered by faith and hopeful visions Who will your precepts long revere; His meals shall be the very best, and And when church leads in the fashion But tbou'st kept the faith unsealed. well even Of a near and happy ending. And borne Tls to keep our hearts aglow. upon the hour! on the outer hast thy heart In kindness, With love, and friendship, here But take care, "Josiah you shall not Ling'ring border, When at last they reached the stair Tender kindness towards below, me nere thy fellows, Forgetting not to fix the heart, keep long in power. Ent'ring not the inner circle. way, And thy soul from dark In to Insure the better Just for my board! And when it suits to pollution. thought part, Holding form and ceremonies Leading the pearly gateway, Enter Plalnheart, thou art welcome; The shadows lengthen, on the way. your whim, my clothes. LA INCORPORATED - y Goldman eagerly ascended, Tbon an " Tlmo Stone And soon will close our earthly day. And a working-da- from 5 and 6 a.m.! Built up by men's weak invention hast abundant entrance. With conscience clear, toward God and ana 10 o'clock its close. Boldly meeting good St Peter on the man' truths the Smiling kindly pilgrim, head-to-fo-ot Main Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport, You live discreetly as you can. ' But Complicating simplest, Standing, guardsman, at the gateway, Peter touched 8t and New Around we'll toll together thro' summer. Truths the Heaven-learne- d Galilean the shining gateway Haven, your home, you love so well. winter and sprinir! And as boldly claimed admittance. And CLOTHIERS (NORTHWEST CORKER) Mutely your bandywork doth tell ; For of borne! And Left the plainest, clearest, broadest, "Who thy pearly gates, responsive, Springfield. The lawn well kept, the trees are the upbuilding art thou, rash man?" asked Pe Turned upon their CONN. Birds pruned. cheerfully ever we'll slncr! Clearest of all moral teaching; golden hinges, BRIDGEPORT, sing in branches, voice attuned But hand in band! And with 'round ter, And the humble good man entered, To love, with little fear always Throwing the' inspired system wno come tnus en Entered Of or shoulder to shoulder! Human shams and worthless aemanding to the golden mansions. enemy, destroyer near, In union of purpose grow gilding. trance?" With gentle hand, Is known younger! Some are skilled in double your care, Ana never in spite grow oiaer. serving, I, Sir Peter? I am Goldman. MEMORIALS. With kindly thought, and feelings rare. Skilled in blending divers colors, Know 'st thou not Sir Christian Gold Your children love your gentle mien, vide", without a renewal of hope and soldiers found after the battle of Ball TAKES LESS, WEARS LONQBR. Serving God and in the service man? A SERMON PREACHED IN THB Beth-E- L - As in your dally walks you are seen ; ROXBURY encouragement. Jacob's Bun. What does that mean? Strain- And often for D ANBURY. all the Know 'st not me whom all men know- - KBTHODIST SUNDAY EVEN stop fond caress ; Putting earthly gilding CHURCH, "the House of Ood," would surely in Ins; eyes; eager hearts; hopes deferred DE LANCY GREGORY OF FORT PLAIN, Of grandchild, that our borne doth bless: They would put in serving Satan. eth? ING, MAT Ztf, BY REV O. A. PICKETT. spire him to hope and courage. And that made the heart sick; the lonely While older ones will sound GILDED RELIGION. no N. T. ' your praise So that the unskilled observer I was known as Deacon Goldman." Text: Josh 4: 7. "For a mamm-la- l Samuel's Ebenezer would recall tbe hearth; mound on which to place When oft In many unto the flower talking ways. BY THB LATE HENRY COUCH (ARTIST)' With the naked sees "I know nothing of Sir Goldman." children of Israel forever." fact that in time of need. God always the of love; no corner in God's You are blessed we friends-Comfort- eye little tear-dro- know with many , Answered now neinea, acre to catch the p of loneli- To Longman & Martinez, Paint and peace, Diff'rence twix'd the gullded Chris the frowning Peter; We are struck bv the freauencv of ness mem- your years attend. are model "Wbatclalm admission?1 They snow tnat tnrougn au changes and grief; lust a haunting Makers, New York: "Its a surprise Blessed much in life, when closed its even There in this city tian hast thou for such scenes as the lesson depicts, in the abides. Our natures are ory of an unmarked in some we - Something grave how little L. & M. Faint is required May awake to bliss in Heaven, Noble souls and humble Christians, And the guileful gilded sinner; "Wealth and prominence, good Peter; nuwory oi israei. scattered through- tne same: oar neeas. oar resDonsioui lonely place which only the eye of God to a bouse. Have sold To Join those gone, who uuu uue iiuiu were im- same. can find. paint big the waiting stand, Sincere souls of gentle bearing And it grows to such a habit I owned half the Valley City, memorials oi ties; our dangers are the But Ah, yes, He knows. M. e To welcome with portant events in Israel's national can Well we L. & for over twenty-fiv- years." give, angel hands. Who bear up the Christian standard That know not are All men gave me bumble deference. ' lite, God is tbe same also, and supply know their names are Rraven they they double; Uod would have Israel remember our needs, and our responsiDiii On the boundless heart of love. Many ho see are well painted with As first lifted by the founder Good intentioned "That, vain man, counts here for national events guide AU who la right's fierce, mad conflict j Christians, they are oi note; and these ties, and save us from our dangers. Nameless fell, are known above. four gallons of Longman 8s Martinez, THE UNSATISFIED WOMAN I Spirit-bor- n Heaven-descende- d, would to cement and victims of self Imposition. nothing," memorials tend the They mar recall times oi sorrow and of that stone in L. & M., and three gallons of Linseed And who hold the matchless precepts on the narrow features Counts for answered Peter. nation together and to foster the snirit. helplessness, out tnougn tney oe mm Thinking Arlington, WRITTEN FOB THE Thinking nothing," of as well as standing amidst the grassrro wn graves Oil mixed therewith. Actual cost BEE BY HOWARD C. Of world's earth-bor- n "Hast no other patriotism, recalling God's gled with sorrow the darkest passages the inspired Saviour, And mistaken, notions claim, poor mortal?" great mercies. The fathers would uvea of our cemeteries, standing by tbe of L. & M. less than L20 PECK. In their inner Of some "I have been a man of tell in our win leave oeneaicuons desolate hearths and tbe per spirit meaning Christians' selfish bearing standing," to cnuaren ana to children's children and be transformed into occasions of hearing gallon. Wears and covers like gold. Set forth And Pleaded now poor Gold the meaning of these memorials and widow's moan and tbe orphan's cry we by the kingly teacher. unkindness towards their breth frightened triumph and Joy. oetter cnan ever Sold by Watts & GoggsweU, Washing- - Musing o'er "Betsy and I are Out," we so these events would be ever fresh in of our unaeratana, before, - And subjects, loyal subjects, ren, man; "Out stormy griefs what war means and Taylor,-Curt- is last Mav. out forever nnri n d,i the memory of the nation. Beth-- El we'll raise." what victory tun Depot; & Co., Of his inner "I was ne'er denied admission costs. Mil-for- When Samantba declared, "She'd go spirit kingdom. carrying priae witn unnstian graces, is our Memorial day. All over the Sandy Hook, C. M. Beach, New d; OUt too." that, verv Maouul I- n- Also, To the best and foremost IS OUK MEMORIAL OF GRAT So unbelieving Christians, Recognizing cast, that ugly places; land tne stirring events of past years III. OURS THE TASK TO DEFEND OUR Smith & Sons, West Corn- her pots and her kettles she has (And this term is no cast out All were to receive me, will be recalled; the will a ITUDE. HERITAGE. gathered them up, misnomer,) Spirit by the Saviour, happy living pay wall. . Her Or misapprehending Christians With all other unclean And felt honored by my presence. loving to tne aeaa. it is nttmg We cannot forget the deeds of our To-da- y we see the consummation for washing machine, washboards, spirits that succeeding generations should dead. We turn aside to a . Who see not the broad foundation Which I will do Heaven heroic pay which our fathers a united ranges and tubs, for ages had tormented credit, Peter." Keep alive tbe memory of our hemic to of those who fought Neither grasp the subtle And the "And these are thy only virtues?" tribute the memory country. The passing years have A WONDERFUL. INVENTION. Her tinware and a whole miscellan- spirit, oppressed groaning nations, aeaa, iesc in me strenuous lire or our crave uo all to fly to the defense of our served to weld our hearts together in eous lot of women's things, Holding Christ as a convenience, Pond'rlng these I fell to dreaming. Asked Saint Peter. But poor Gold age we forget tbe service they have Union. We are not the worse, we are unity, to blot out tbe bitterness. Tbe (Has taken passage on of un- him when custom dictates Seemed as a dream or man rendered us. Memorial day has its better for tbls memorial occasion. Grand invites the Confederate airships Taking it vision, purposes. one be influenced to a Army It is to note that for- Not but shall to interesting ' certain wings;) Still continued his vain pleading, veterans unity and friendship, tunes in- - Her I. IT KEEPS ALIVE THE SRIRIT OF cleaner life and a more devoted patri- Side side blue and are frequently made by tbe fiat irons, sewing machines, nee- Not abashed by Peter's by the the array ventiun or articles of minor dles and twine, questions; PATRIOTISM. otism and aroused to a keener sense of shall swing down the path to the impor- And Is "To all good I've been accustomed tance. Many of tbe most popular de- traveling northward to a far uur nearts beat a little Quicker as resnonsibility. Judgment day. All distinctions shall vices are those to benefit summer clime. jfefefefefefc As a citizen of substance the of drum and music of fife falls We win remember tnat iioerty is an vanish. w beneath Southern designed the 5 tap We are to-da- y what we people and meet popular conditions, She says she will her own canoe And unquestioned greenback standing. upon our ears; our thoughts revert inheritance. skies; beneath Northern paddle with to scenes veara are because of the devotion and self the flower shall and one of the most interesting of and hoe a row of her own, 4 "Greenback nonsense!" answered Pe tenderness the in We skies; be placed upon these has ever been Invented Two is company, three a crowd. Ah! gone by. We recall tbe stirrinsr times sacrifice of our fathers. are free, tne graves of dead, and together bine that is 43 ter. to we or not because we made ourselves free ana ana sorrow. tne Dr White Klectrlc comb, patented the blessedness of journey ing alone, But thou in oi oi recall tne tnriu lov our gray snail joy 1, 1899. These wonderful Where man shall not dictate, nor hath whatdid'st the lifetime? that pervaded our hearts as tbe echo but because fathers fought the "No more shall the war cry sever January What beside or died awav: we bitter fiaht. "Other men labored and Or the winding river be red ; combs positively cure dandruff, hair woman a whim, 4fJ Mollan's. securing places? the last gunshot ban lab - bead-ache- s, we have entered their labors." They our awrer forever- falling out, sick and nervous ! What remember' the heroes as thev came into When It shall not be thus! It shall not be so hast been thy private record? When the call came at our country's they laurel tbe graves of our dead, and when used with Dr White's Neither from her nor him. 4S I What one back with victory perched upon their Under the sod and dew. Klectrlc bair brush are thy great act of merit? not an wno went forth danger, brave men lert home ana loved Waiting the Judgment day. positively guar- banners; alas, ones to front. Love and tears for the blue. anteed to make straight hair curly in In this Twentieth Century of inexor- 4 Goldman here was much embarrassed; to war returned to us; many slept tbe and marched the love for the weary day's march, Tears and the gray." 25 days' time. Thousands of these able Deacon Goldman found last in unknown graves, Through long s, strikes, 4? his master; long sleep the darkness of We may differ in we electric combs have been sold In vari Why should not the unsatisfied woman Built a house and lived within we look witn moist eyes upon tbe few through night, through in In ous cities of tbe Union, and too? For the warm Summer months it; wno re-- the lomr wearv dav's march, through may diner pontics, but tbe prin the de strike, nothing remain, xne cycie oi time mand is . That ten dollar dress, thrice 4j i I" and here poor .Goldman faltered, the tierce of years, braving perils ciple 01 uignteousness ana i ruth and constantly increasimr. Our volves are flight promised. 49 with swiftly; the ranks thinning reeoom we are one. agents are rapidly becoming rich sell- yet long withheld. Her likes compares Blushing crimson in confusion. woefully; soon the last shall have heard bv land and sea. braving the dangers these And her dislikes still delayed, 43 of and prison, they gained And we'll know no North nor Snath, ing combs. Thev noaitlveiv noil longer Did'st thy sorrowing brother bless the call, "lights out," and shall have pestilence And we'll know no East nor Went, on sight. Send for gamble. Men with far too little ado. 49 passed into tne great dav. We tell our freedom, maintained our unity; But we'll all know tbe one land. thee, our life for sacrific Of all lands the best. 35c; ladies' 60c (half price while we For the serious matters of a loyal, earn i Bless thee children of their heroic deeds; we sacrificing principle, are 49 for And introducing them). The Dr White thy loving kindness, instill into their hearts tbe of ing home for country. the blue and gray together. - est woman's lips, Bless thee for deeds spirit There was tbe ions the As In anld lang syne, Electric Comb Co., Decatur, 111. Ah! old time reckon will 49 thy of mercy?' loyalty and freedom. In our schools; struggle: Will stand shoulder to shoulder any I do, 'tis Russet Leather our in town ana dark days of doubt and fear, out the For Old wife. I confess," said trembling Goldman, in cnurcnes, village Glory. only my 49 the story shall be told as we turn aside final victory, the preservation of our Ours to maintain tbe to She's here to stay! Can't get awayi "I confess they often cursed me, its and and principles, PILES UPON TOP OF PILES. nave and from business cares to place a fresh country, liberty unity, defend with voice and vote the honor Ana win to wait Or condemned me for unkindness; nower to oroD a these have been handed over to us as our Till my purse strings lengthen, and 49 upon tneir graves, and integrity of country; by our Piles anon ton of nlies of neoole have But for all that cared I nothing, tear to their memory. a priceless heritage. lives to cast an innuence wnicn shall the and Witch Hazel these hard times abate. me piles, De Witt's 49 What to their curse or blessing? The Wisdom of God is seen in the 2. WE WILL REMEMBER THAT LIBER keep alive the spirit of loyalty to oar Salve cures them. There are many Good wife, just omit you one dinner in was command to Israel to erect these me flas: our White Canvas I safe in my possessions. TY WAS PURCHASED WITH A GREAT and institutions. different kinds of piles, but If you get Harvest times rusn, And morials; to review their national in. .patriotism is not aione in tne line of and Witch When the boss with his hired man i cared little for my neighbors. is or PRICE. the genuine original Hazel 49 ciaents, ior it tne weakness our battle, but there Is a civil freedom Salve made E. De Witt & Co.. comes from the field's Why concern myself for others?" human nature most We the value of a by by C of hungry hay 49 that the sacred compute thing and a religious freedom to he re Chicago, a cure is certain. H. A. Tis-da-le push. footwear; because they are the coolest, therefore the Didst not help the poor and needy?" impressions are prone to die. Time its cost. That for which we pay a served. To preserve the honor and in-- of Summerton, S. MI bad What, no dinner Samantha? What was with blunts tbe keenest grief; time assuages hlcrh nrice we set a hleh value upon. ox our tn oninrd 20 C,says, "I busy my pleasures." leifrity nation, hr piles years and De Witt's Kalm ' does this mean. On my life! most comfortable to be worn. 1 "Earth is full of tne Kreatesii sorrow: in tne nurrv and We nnmriute the value of the Gospel sacred institutions, this Is our task. cured me after everything else failed. means, sir, I have struck for 49 wasting sorrow, stress of life we too often God of Christ by its cost it cost the blood We welcome "It that Full of with said forget. to our shores tbe down- " mewtown; long promised dress," said the 'ring griefs," Peter; Himself gives to us His memorials of Christ. We compute tbe value of trodden of all nations, we extend to A. B. Blakeman. Botaford. wife. One of our Is shoes "Had'st thou no for suff that we may not The bow in by its cost the blood 01 neroes, them the hand we 49 specialties fancy for children in patent regard 'ring? forget. liberty home. of brotherhood, in You colored kinds. Did'st thou not brethren the sky is God's pledge of His faith- - the sacrifice of heart and take them into oar national life and Help yourselves the pantry. leather with tops many regard thy fulness to men; This mav send ber The pill that will win fill the hill. can see how matters will end, 49 for Dodd Shoes and 1 Faint and weak with Sabbath dav is Patriotism proudly hope, bat we need to keep prominent Without no more Agents Dorothy Oxfords for women. hunger, tne memorial or God's promise of a heroes to the front but It cannot the a mine. No dress dinners. My needs 49 And near by the nor bind fact that this is America, that by To cleanse tbe sir, I'll defend. sinking wayside?" "rest that remaineth": The Lord's the aching hearts op the their Uvea our fathers gamed this liver, without a quiver, a six o'clock would 49 They of low degree?" asked Gold supper is a memorial of our great Sal wounds which sorrow and loss cause. maintained this xae one at mgnu And if supper you vation. Go into the home of tbe aged woman liberty, freedom, kept De Witt'a Little Enrlv Riser am have, Just fork over the ten. 1 man. - sacred and hallowed our institutions, They of mean why should I? Memorials serve a double purpose. as she sits with folded hands and fast- and that we, too, if needs be, shall small, easy to take, easy and gentle in : Dear Samantha! I forgot, here's the degree, not us an tears her went euec so re- cash! We'll be In for then. 49 were and met It only gives outlook upon falling only boy forth, hold our heritage at whatever cost. yet tney are certain in supper They vulgar beneath the past, but from the mercies of the was seen In the midst of battle, was sults that no one who uses them Is Conscious of quickened life and power, 49 W. K. MOLUAN, They were born to drudge and grovel, past we take a hopeful outlook upon seen to fall, was seen again no more. disappointed. For quick relief from Smilingly Samantba said, My plans 49 And to carry others burdens; the future. It links the past with The wife looked In vain, the children biliousness, sick headache, torpid liver. are made this very hour. 1026 Main Street, Ct. What to me their heavy burdens, tbe future and keeps alive the precious cried to no avail for tbe husband and Jaundice, dizziness, and all troubles If I am abundantly clothed, groomed Bridgeport, ana waKens was seen no more. -- Though their vulgar backs bend dou promises nope. the father TatolYMHwMwirtBflrjB arisingfrom an inactive, sluggish liver, and fed Abraham could not look upon that A slab of stone at Arlington, leas Bean the Early Risers are unequalled. Sold by And sincerely esteemed a friend! Then ble? memorial which be erected and called than four yards long and two wide, B. H. Beers & Co.. Newtown: A. B we were wed. was with Jehovah-Jire- b, 2000 - I'll ne'er regret that WWW wwwfwwwwf I busy my pleasures." "The Lord will pro marks the resting place of over Blakeman, Botaford. -