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VOLUME FRIDAY, MAY 1906. TEN PAGES. XXIX. NEWTOWN, CONN., 25, NUMBER 2i. TOWN TOPICS. The Melbourne Cancer Klark's Cure Co. AT LIBRARY CORNER. NEWTOWN IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. Cold Water The Busy Store Ara apeclallata la the treatment and cure of TC THE U sneers, Tu mors and all HailgnantQrowthe by MANY GALLANT HEN WBNT the moat modern and scientific method NO FRONT FROM HERE. Paint Co. KNIFE. If you are a sufferer, do not hesitate to consult a Specialist who has made his rep- For Interior Work. utation by effecting CUKES. Examination with solemn round," ree. Clothes for riari "Glory guards the the resting place of the thousands of Reasons why it should be Sanatorium: 64 Bank our Nation's deadT""Snd "Memorial ' St., day" should lose none of its interest or usea: and 57 Derby Ave. , Derby, Ct. As a SPECIAL Who Is Hard meaning as the years ko by. one can it. Office hours: 7 to 9 ft. m., 12 to 2 p. m., 5 to 7 Dublic observance of the day has been Any apply . in. Telephone 3u7-1- 3. announced to take nlace in Newtown It works easy in all cases. TABLE LINEN J. W. Melbourne, M. D., Specialist. this year, and as in the preparation for It mixes thoroughly with cold to Please. sucn observance, tne principal or our High school, Prof Koss Jewell, has not water. SALE only tnrown himseii into tne worg, It retains its color for years. Hard-to-pleas- so doin&r. under e are the ones we want most to but in has enthused all It is the best Geraniums people him with a spirit of patriotism de- Disinfectant. Is now on. please, because they are the ones who most appreciate the serving our commendation, the writer It will not scale, chalk, neel. 10c features that make our so well worth while. The yields to the request to contribute. to blister, flake, rub or wash off Each clothing The Bee's columns in anticipation of You can find values here man who knows when he sees it should nearness or 01 It is than lead and oil always good tailoring take tne tne aay, sometning cheaper in line of merchandise. This JOHN RECK & SON, an to examine our new stock. historical interest in connection with paint. any 5 opportunity carefully Oak St., 985 Main St., Bridgeport. spring the same. Made from ure Cream Tartar is however, is of unusual interest. whose names have been an Grape of It chearjer than rnmmnn Those whitewash. Values are being offered which it New Sack to nounced as the speakers, will doubt will not Gray Suits, $15 $30 less give the origin ana object 01 "Me- In baking powder Royal is the standard, the Endorsed Architects. be possible to duplicate Protaaalonal Cardtw Bine $10 morial and this communication by in a whole Serges, to $25 day" of ; found the again year. If you Black can best serve the present purpose in powder highest reputation by visit us will Cheviots, $10 to $25 enlistments you regard it as a Big W. l. Bataxsrtatr, giving statistics regarding United States Government tests of ZIGLATZKI-MAR.K- ATToaKXT-iT-La- w, from Newtown in our country's serv- greatest S u.vent in rJargain giving. Booms 25 aad St, Baaford Bridgeport. ice during the war of- - the "Great Re- and Bldg, and a of soldier strength purity. bellion" also list the 110-1- Company, Office la Newtown open on Saturdays from It renders the food healthful and South Main St., Os. a. m. wo S.SW p. m. dead, buried in our Newtown ceme more palat- Waterbury. Also teries, so far as can be now obtained, Straw Hats, New Negligee Shirts, Light no record in the able and is most economical in practical use. AXBXBT L. SCHUYLER, M. complete having past TWKNTY-FOUliT- H D., Fancy Vests, etc. been kept. are sometimes to REG , CONN. VOL. The Store Co. PHT8IOIAN AND SURGEON. Housekeepers importuned TCnllotWl Busy AS TO ENLISTMENTS. Office oyer Newtown Savings Bank. FIRST, alum because are Husrh Dunn. Ann 11 noun: a w a. m., i-- p. m. buy powders they "cheap." '9 FairfleldiAve. aad Middle St., Office phone No. 10. The bombardment of Ft Sumpter, John H. Bumford, ' Sept. 20, " 29-- 5. Yet some the sold House phone (Sandy Hook) which was the Bunker Hill of the Civ- of cheapest made, powder are Bernard Kelly, 10, Honrs at house, p. m. il war, commenced at 4.30 a. m., April t Bridgeport, Conn. to consumers at the TWENTY-NINT- H 12, '61. On Monday, April 15, '61, highest price. (COLORED) REG., CONN. F. J. M. " Galx, D., President Lincoln issued a call for Housekeepers should and think. Is it VOL. Office la the Darld Beers Residence, three months' service of 75,000 volun- stop - Ely Seeley; in the Spanish-America- n teers. The first to call not better to chances TCnlfatAri- war, Willis Nowtowa Straet. response that buy the Royal and take no JohnJones, Dec. 1. "63 Hawley. - from Newtown came on April 24, '61, James " " In Taunton cemetery: Edwin Bene- OfBce Honrs: 8 to a. mM 1 to I and 7 to 8 p m when men. David O'Brien. the whose and are never Evans, 31, Charles Daniel three powder goodness honesty James Parker, Jan. 5, '64 diet, Butcher, Gregory, Thomas O'Brien and Edward Oarley ? Matthew William Maynard, George B. Camp, WaLTXB H. K.DIRNAN, were questioned Rigby, " " " Edward Gus- Dr enlisted, and mustered into the Allen Banks, " " " Taylor, Georga. Taylor, Pbtbiciak AND SuMKOX, Government service, May 11, '61, serv Is it an tavus Briscoe. ana were economy to spoil your digestion by James Adams, " In William -- ing three months, mustered Huntingtown cemetery: Hook, Conn. alum-phospha- te Jerome Brown, "4," " " Sandy out, August 11, '61. David O'Brien, or other adultered powder to " ' Fischer, Horace Gilbert, Ziba Glover 8-- Hiram Cornwall, Office Hours! B a, m.; 1 to MO and 8 p. m. was mustered in the ninth in War of 1812, Arthur Dlmon, Lem- 18-- a, save ? THIRTY-FIRS- T Telephonai Retrtment. September 27, '61, and a few pennies (COLORED) REG., CONN" uel Botsford. served until November 27, '62, when VOL. In Cold Spring cemetery: Elijah Dr B. R. Shopp, White Suits, he was irom disability. Nichols, George A. Bradley, Caleb discharged Enlisted: Davis. Thomas O'Brien in the ROYAL BAKING POWDER v Daintiest, "White "Waists, Ninth Connecticut Regiment, was CO., NEW YORK Asa Franklin, Dec. 22, '63 In Zoar cemetery: Charles Dayton, Wasbiagtoa Depot, Coaa. mustered in September 26, '61, and Incomplete list of the names of sol Martin Hook. died in November 16, '62. Should the time ever come when the service, Michael '65 L. diers buried in Newtown: Dr E. White Skirts, Edward Carley in the Ney, Jan. 27, Austin Peck, Aug. 25, In St Rose's G. P. Lillis. Newtown history will be compiled and Prank Judson, was Nelson J. Peck, " cemetery: doWh to one - Twelfth Connecticut Regiment, TENTH REG. CONN. VOL. P. " Dennis Haves. Andrew Eatran. Ber brought the present time, Dontlart. . White Parasols. mustered in November 20, '61, pro- George Blakeslee, nard Casey, Martin Lillis, Col-- of it most interesting chapters will be 67 OBHTIR ST., BlTHIL, OO.IN. 23, Enlisted Charles Booth, " 29, '8 in serv- moted to Sergeant, January '63, Georee W. Ramsev. Sent. 15. '61 Jr., gan, Bernard Kelly. Newtown part the military Opposite M. B. Church. A stock in ladies' and misses' white ap- and was killed May 27, '63, Port Starr L. Booth, " 24, ice from the Colonial time of the 8.80 12 1 8. complete at Charles " " " in sandy hook cemetery: Frederick Omoe hours: to and to Hudson, La. This brief statement May, 9, George B. Camp, 24, French and Indian war of 1757 down that's desirable and worth but William Li. mo " 26. " B. " s WentzeLCharles, Roberts. Bene parel. Nothing having the first three enlistments Arthur. Henry Coger. 23, Cur-- to the close of the American concerning James D. Oct. S, " dict, Charles Sherman 1812, Spanish Dr P. A. Scott, what's here, and here at a that cannot be matched from Newtown is but cannot Hull, Truman Guernsey, 25, HoTfKwi TP rlnnnw Toman T Cnn..wi war of recent date. Newtown was price given, George Taylor, " 29, " Elam M. 10, be carried out in detail at this time in Tongue, Sept.11 credited with between two and three Damtlatt, for lowness. Thomas Johnson, Jan. 10, '65 James M. 11. In Newtown cemetery: George Lowia Bloek, Coaa regard to the others who followed in Beers, Blakeslee. Cant Julius Sanford. Nel hundred volunteers from April 24, Woodbury, Gustavus Briscoe, 11, to close of ad- Local 26--3. rapid succession. ELEVENTH REG. CONN. VOL. son Leonard J. 1861, the the war, and in Telephone. Long Distance, for Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. uoaries Briscoe, Peck, Capt Wright, were New- Agency VOLUN-WA- B Marion Wheeler. Daniel B. dition, there very many CATALOGUE OF NEWTOWN Enlisted Newali Clark, " " Camp. town born who were credited to the DR. E. TEERS THE OF THE REBEL- - David JSeDt. 18. '61 " Harrison Hawley, Peter Keeler. 5. ALLEN, IN Andress, Michael Corbett, 8, End William towns where they were living at the Comm. at lion: Henry Bissell, Feb. 25. '64 Arthur Dimon, " " "IntLand's cemetery: of Hattibtowh, S. '61 G. Hawley, Lemuel Wilkinson, David time such enlistment. P. O, Address: Route 14, Stepney Depot, Ct, t 3d George Hubbell, Oct. 18, Theodore B. Fairchild, " 23, McLEAN conn. vol. W. " 26, " R. " Peck, Andrew C. Hull, Henry Hoyt, Ezra L. Johnson. Admlnlstor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- BROS., '61 George Williams, David Frenc, 10, ialist in treatment of heart failure, stomach 221 Main 157. David O'Brien enlisted, April 24, Levi Hi. stuart, " 18, ," David A. Gillette, " 10, trouble and headache. St, Danbury. Telephone Edward " " 24, '61 " " Terms reasonable. Consultation Free. Carley William A. smith. " Henry Johnson, " 14, killed at Port Hudson, La., May John W. Greene, " " " Michael Keenan, " 8, 27. '63. uavia s. iayne, Nov. 1. " JohnLlllls, " 13, National A. J. McGown, O. Thomas O'Brien enlisted April 24, '61, H. " The City Lewis 3, " 11, 101-103-- Q., Fairchild, Patrick McDaniels, 105 Bnk, 16, 'Vz Wall Street, OPTICIAN, died November George Mc Lean, " 28, " David M. Peck, "10, South Britain, Conn. 1ST CONN. CAVALRY. Elijah d. Nichols, " 1. " Benajah Peet, " 5, Conn., Eyes tested and glasses fitted at patrons Lewis Fairchild, Mch. 29, '64 Ammon Taylor, " 10, Bridgeport, home without extra charge. Will respond Louis L. Stuart enlisted Oct. 16, '61 Harmer L. Nichols, " l, " Daniel B. Weed, " " aBBBBBBamafaawawaaBaaBBBwaBsWi promptly to 'phone or postal card. f Put This George Bulkley " Dec. 4, '61 EliiahS. Nov. 1' " " Question Pate, Hawley Beers, 2, cus- w. aircniid " oct. '01 " " This Bank is to at his of its Henry " is, Joseph White, 29, Henry A. Gilbert, " 2, pleased place disposal Czlkstk A. BxmCDIOT, M. D. Charles J. Merritt Nov. 14, '61 D. " fifty-on- e continu- To Yourself? " TWELFTH REG., CONN. VOL. Peter Olmstead, 2, tomers the facilities gained during years of Physician and Surgeon, James Kelty Jan. 5, '64, Peter Moakley, Oct. 27, its State Oonn . Whsa you ao to bar Furniture, isn't it to mv advantage to deal with Buck. died Sept. 3, '64, Anderson vine, Enlisted: Martin Nov. ous service and growth. Street, Bridgeport, Ga. Lillis, 5, one of Ingham, who hae been sslliag furaitura for 64 years, whose ahow rooms carrv one Smith Downs, Oct. 23, '61 George R. Gage, " 12, electricity the therapeutic agents. of the aad bsst stocks in Ton Rankins enlisted Jan. 5, '64 Office hours from 10 a Q. to 18 m., to 4 m biggest Bridgeport? will answsr this question in George Edwara uariey, " 5, " JohnMcGrath, " 10, t p. - Frank President, batons Hers are a few hiata for thia aeaaon of the '64 .- Miller, way. year: Mattiags, Baby 2D CONN. LIGHT Munroe DDowns, Jan. 2, Smith B. Wood, 11, Charles 8 Carriages, Rsfrigeratora, Carpet Sweepers, Porch Screens, Whits and Brass Bsds, BATTERY. Arthur Fairman, Oct. 8. '61 Charles E. Hough, Cashier, Platt, Oatsrmoor Mattresses, Cedarine Furaitura Polish, a; ets. psr bottls. Enlisted Charles Jones, " 18, '61 H. B. Asst. Cashier. Taasker Piano, Organ aad Tkeory, Martin Lillis, Feb. 19, 64 Cyrus W. Wheeler, Feb. 25, '64 Tkrrill, X James Feb. 16, '64 John Oct. 9, '61 . NEWTOWN OONN. Nichols, Tappan, Patrick Flannery, Jan. 20, '65 & N. & Co., Inc., 1ST REG. HEAVY ARTILLERY. Jacob Johnson, " 13, '65 "If It's Made of Rubber We Have It." Oscar Pitzschler Son, Buckingham Enlisted Carl Peterson, " 6, '65 Babbbrs A Haihdbsmbiis, Furniture and '64 Upholstery, Thomas Wade, Aug. 27, THIRTEENTH REG., CONN. VOL. Newtown, Saady Hook and Hawleyvllle, 1 Howard Jan. 1, '64 77 - . - - a. uennmg, Newtown Shop open every day. Hawleyvllle Stais Street, Charles H. Burritt, May 23, W Enlisted: shop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday Daniel Davis, May 23, "61 John Kane, Jan. 1, '62 morning. Sandy Hook shop open every week '61 day. Only first class work. James P. Hall, May 23, '61 Franklin s. Twitcheii, Nov. is, POOL TABLE. Street, John P. Hubbell, May 23, '61 Roswell Taylor, Dec. 14, " The Albany Dentists, bridgTport. CONN. Charles S. Shepard, May 23, '61 Reuben A. Fairchild, " 17, " E. March 5, '62 JohnW. Farrell, " 2, " BICYCLES. DENTAL PARLORS. Henry Nichols, Crown and Work A George S. Coley, Jan. 20, '62 Ezra M. Hull. Oct. 23. " Cspert dentistry, painless and reliable, most Bridge Specialty. Nov. " modern and sclentlno used for George Dimelow, 21, In addition to in stock and appliances DRS RECTOR &4JHLB, Proprietors. SECOND REG. HEAVY ARTILLERY. Charles Monson,x " 14, " carrying everything anything pa lnless operations. Dec. " The best shoe that can b, DR. C. B. BL1CKMAN, Enlisted Stephen Tyrrell, 2, 5 made of Rubber we also handle a complete line of Sporting L. '62 made for the money. Office In Postofflce Block Edward A. Dec. 29, '63 Charles Briscoe, Feb. 5, aurgeon Dentist. When like to KNOW Banks, Chester D. Jan. 27, " are Goods. twelve stores enables us to the most New Mil ford. MM -,4. buying that they are getting the real Charles T. Conger, Dec. 26, '63 Peck, New styles ready in al Buyingiior give rM1 Jan. 4, '64 and to feel that the prices paid are just. Then shopping James heriden, FOURTEENTH REG., CONN. VOL. leathers. for time. becomes a and a satisfaction.7. This pleasure may be yours In the William Jan. 4, '64 your money every pleasure In future, simply Connell, Our label Dr when looking for things gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice Peter Flood, Jan. 4, '64 Enlisted: guarantees quality. are a line of of will x Just now we Battam, cut glass, timepieces that tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera '64 Gottlief 30, '63 showing splendid Bicycles and field glasses, pocketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers William w. Foster, Jan. 4, Spitzer, Sept. "A fit for every foot." DENTIST, Diamond and examined 64 Charles " 28, " standard that are for season of 1906. Bamx Maw Repairing. setting engraving. Eyes day or night. Properly Hawley Reed, Jan. 2, Spring, con- makes, fully guaranteed SiasiT. Kilford. fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Go to Andrew H. Jan. 5, 64 "Zenith" shoes are Sanford, FIFTEENTH CONN. VOL. Priced at TAYLOR Patrick Kaine, Jan. 2, '64 REG., trolled exclusively by LEONARD'S INSURANCE GREGORY, mnea junei, 't4, Cold Harbor. Christian Wieble, Sept. 15, '64 Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn. Edward Reicker, Dec. 31, '63 Arien Peterson, Aug. 23, '64 $20, $35, $27.50, $30, $35, $50. AGENCY, Nathan H. Root, Aug. 11, '62 1 Barney Casey. Jan. 28, '64 SEVENTEENTH REG., CONN. VOL. FIRE, ACCIDENT. Seneca Edgett, Feb. 5, '64 Enlisted: Call and see them. Kobert uiarK, Jan. 5, " H. '62 Heid-to-Fo- ot Clothiers. L. " George Spencer, Aug. 14, Old Companies, Wt TTavfl von visited our store? not, will Starr Booth, Sept. 5, Charles G. Curtiss, July 11, " Main Street and Fairfield If it nv vrn Michael Feb. 10, NORTH WlfflT Ave, Lowaat Rates). Farrell, " " William uuruss, Aug. , " ( COBHU) 23 toget our prices on Andrew Flanagan, 10, Alpheus B. Fairchild, July 12, " ' Bridgeport. Conn. Tires. Charles E. Gilbert, " 13, " Ira Sherman, " 22. " Bicycle 1 " " " S. 3 FIFTH REG. CONN. VOL. Charles Wooster, Four $1.25. Dr R. Todd, Milton C. Taylor, Aug. 12, " The Corner of Good Shoes. Big Tires, VETERINARY SUROEON, Enlisted Martin V. B. Glover, " 14. " Hummer Tires, $1.7$. New Conn. John H. Brewster, June 21, '61 James Gordon, (killed July 1, 1906 Milford, Henry J. (Jlover, 1863, at ttettysDunr, auk. 11. " Tires, $2.25. William Conlev. " " " Charles C. Chipman, " " " New Oxford Tires, guaranteed,r$2.S0. John H. Falkner, " " " Henry a. uigeiow, . C. George Briscoe, " Thomas Bradley, " " " Goodrich Tires, guaranteed,J$2.75,-$J- A. Tappen, "26, " SIXTH REG. CONN. VOL. raattnew uoigan, 14, Oxfords Hartford Tires, guaranteed, $2.75,!$ DENTIS r, Oliver Downs, ' " Wast Street, New Milford. Enlisted JonnHickey, "9," " " Hall Sheppard, Aug. 29, '63 Michael T. O'Halloran, July 11, " E. Frederick El wood, " " " James Eagan, Aug. 5, " for Dr George Bolles, Benjamin W. Matthews, " " " Michael McMahon, " 9, " Dssntlsst, 4fl James Sullivan, Jan. 5, '65 Henry A. S. Peet, " 14, " Main St., " " Dan bury office: Postofflce building, 4S SEVENTH REG. CONN. VOL. Michael Ryan, 9, Ball. Wooster-Atkinso- n Andrew Schriver, " 13, " Play Bethel office: M Greenwood Ave, Bethel, The Co., " " " Summer. Oonn., open evenings. 43 Enlisted Lawrence Shaugnness, Telephone No. 878. 43 1043 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Conn Israel C. Botsford, Sept. 7, '61 Pearl Smith, " " " Now is the time to think of Baseball. Our stores are GUAsUOTHD. Jeremiah Brown, " " " John Walsh, " 12, " The days of low cut i Levi H. Edwards, " " " overflowing with Gloves, Mitts, Masks, Balls, Protect- tiffiWffiinmffR TWENTIETH REG., CONN. VOL. shoes are here. You'll want to Body W. C. Allen, EIGHTH REG. CONN. VOL. Enlisted: discard the high top boot for com- ors, Bats, Shoes, Toe Plates, etc. CONN-Sane- SHERMAN, ral Enlisted Henry T Manley, July 28, '63 fortable Oxford about as soon Theodore Jan. '64 14, " just Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. Smith, 5, Charles Shepherd, Aug. as seen new Good Exercise Thomas Bradley, Nov. 18, " Isaac C. Tomllnson, " 5, " you've our selections Charles E. Hawley, Feb. 15, " Henry W. Benedict, ," 12, " for 1906, for we believe that there x. nr. -- Gives David B. Hawley, Oct. 14, " Frederick G. Alldis, July 28, " isn't a shoe store in the of 12 lietwis Allen d. Clark, Dec. 17, '63 Charles L. Dick, Aug. 10, " country Stores: Manufacturer of Operators William Davis, " " " David W. Jones,(killed May where you can find such a thor- Haxnesg, Blankets, Robes and Charles M. Parsons, Feb. 11, '64 3, '63, at Chancellors- - oughly complete assortment of 105 Main St., Bridgeport. Charles R. Sherwood, Dec. 17, '63 ville, Va.,) " 11, " Stable Goods. E. " " " H. popular low cut shoes in men's 13 Church St., New Haven. LONG LIFE! Frederick Smith, Charles Roberts, (wound- Bank ' Frederick Wenzel, Feb. 11, '64 ed 3, '63, at Get- and women's as we are 139 St., Waterbury. John St.. BniDaapoKT " July styles y, John Cunningham, July 27, tysburg; died July 23, now showing. 5 a Asylum St., Hartford. There is no better exercise Charles H. Payne, Dec. 17, '63 '63.) " 12, " 340 Mala St., New Britain. Let Me Write than kiuea at uoid Harbor. H. " " Va.) George Sherman, 3, 51 West Main St.,Merlden. Your Insurance on your home and horseback riding. Henry C. Hall, Sept. 14, '61 Charles W. Dayton, " 4, " We have them in all household goods at once. LOWEST KATES Lemuel " 11. " the 399 rialn St., Stamford. consistent withsbsolutely secure companies. jonn l. seeiey, Botsford, popular leathers, Saddles from $5 to $50 Joseph B. Weed, " 21 John S. Knapp, July 28, " the latest shapes, and 74-7- 6 Main St., Norwich. T. el CORBETT, Agent, Ueorge w. mown, " zi " John O. Lattin, Aug. 5, " at all prices. Don't 158 State St., New London Newtown. Oonn. Bridles from $1 to $10 George A. Evarts, " 21 " George H. Lewis, " 11, " miss seeing them. Horace " 30 " a6i run St, Springfield. Gilbert, TWENTY-THIR- D REG. , CONN. O. BEERS 9k CO.. George Hawley, " 27 VOL. ia8 North St., Ptttoftald. a. James Riley, " " Enlisted: 606 rialn St., Worcester. NawTowK, Coiat., Robert " 21 Julius of Manufacturers Of Tappan, Sanford, captain The Peck& Lines Hanford Tongue, " " '' Co. C, Sept. 10, '62 Co., r . 1st Hubbell Bros., Canopv Tops, Buggy Tops, NINTH REG. CONN. VOL. jonn recK, neuc, Aug. 24, i8b to 307 Middle St., Cyrenius N. SquireSi "25, cushions, Backs, - Enlisted Reuben A. Fairchild, Sept. 12, Derby and The Rubber And all kinds of Trlmmlngs'for Carriages Brldgatport. Gt. James Hawley, Sept. 14, '61 John Griffin, " 10, New Haven. Ailing Company, aad Wagons. Bend for Catalogue. John G. Foote, " 20, " Beach Nichols, " 11, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1906. o The Lee Bro.'s Furniture Company, Waists! ith, Murray & Co., 1179 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Sample Bridgeport, Conn. "The Royal." Furniture and Carpets. The Interest grows even greater, helped by recent additions and by little lots of higher priced Waists from our regular as- We will mention a few of our special good things : sortments. A majority of them at prices meaning only HALF At The ACTUAL. VALUE. Sizes of samples, principally 36, and most ce, to Bed Room Suites, $15.00 $75.00 s of them quite fresh, ready to wear. Iron Beds, $3 50 to $20.00 Parlor Tables at 35 per cent discount I Sample Waists 95c. Linen Counter. Rocking Chairs 25 per cent discount Waists worth $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. to Your R. R. Station. Terms: Cash with order. Delivered Free Sample Waists $195. Table Linens, Napkins, Table Cloths, Linen Sets, Waists worth $2.75, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. Napkins, Centerpieces, Scarfs, etc., etc., crowd each Sample Waists $2.95. other. can also sell you a Deering hayrake If spending a number of weeks here with Waists worth $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50. ner ana tars and The you want one. parents, jut .reter Gaoler, ' Special qualities special prices. present A. d. uurws is improving uis uuuac has returned to her home in Chicago. Fine Lawn Waists $1.50. is by having it newly painted. L. S. a good time to supply your wants for immediate With the advent of warm weather low burr is me wont. BRIDGEWATER. Five different styles of fine.Lawn Waists, with close tucks, in- doing Mid-- and shoes will be in demand. We are prepar-- . Mr and Mrs George Penfleld of sertions of lace and embroidery, both long and short sleeves. Value future needs. 3g ville, N. J., are the guests of their CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. $2.00, $2.50 and $2.75. ever. Mr ana airs wiuiain li. rau-Hel- d. ed to more parents, 54-in- furnish styles than Bev D. D. Gorton has asked the White Damask, handsome patterns, good finish 25c and 45c yard. and Clarence Pouree are Congregational church to call a coun- h White Damask ohoice patterns, 50c a yard. Allan Joyce 72-in- For Ladies' Wear: home from their work in Stamford. cil to ordain him, and tbe church vot- The Edw. Co., White Damask, good assortment of designs, 75v, tl.OO, $1.25 a A. B. Curtis was a guest of his son, ed to do so, appointing as a commit Malley yard. Patent Tip, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 Royal, In New Rochelle, over Sunday. tee to act for tne churcn, Uea Elmer ISew Haven, Conn. Lunch Cloths, soft, all pure linen, choice new patterns, 75c, $1.00, $1.10. Mr and Mrs H. Garder have opened Frost. Henry C. Sanford, and church Hemstitched Lunch cloths, $1.25, $1.50. Common Sense 1.50 and 2.00 5-- 8 Turns, their summer home on Pepper street clerk, Mrs Emily S. Treat. The coun- Napkins, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 a dozen. Patent Leather, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 for summer boarders and now have a cil will meetl the latter part of June. Hemmed Napkins, $3.50 per hundred. number with them from New York. Tne committee m cnarge or unii-- Fringed Tray Cloths, 10c. dren's exercises are: Mrs D. D. Hemmed 12ic each. Mrs James Marshall of Fall River, day FARMS. WASHINGTON. Tray Cloths, 3& Men's Wear and Mr and Mrs William Coley Gorton, Misses Bessie Dickinson and QUAKER'S All Linen Crash, 10c, 12ic eacb. For Mass., Bureau 50c and daughter of Bridgeport were LIHIe A. Treat. Scarfs, 17c, 25c, 39c, each. Kid, Calf and Tans, 2.00 to 3.50 last week, of Mr and Mrs AT CHRIST CHURCH. BASEBALL TOPICS. Huck Towels, 10c, 12ic each. 3j guests, GRANGE ITEMS. Bath 10c, 121c eacb. Patent 3.50 to 5.00 George S. Coley. There were no services at Christ The Washington baseball team has Towels, good size, Stocks, con- as C. C. (Main Floor, Miss Ida Penlleld left, Thursday, Third and fourth degrees were church, last Sunday, Ryder, been making a good showing so far Rear.) assortment for a few days' visit with friends in ferred on a class of 11 candidates at (who reads when no ministersupplies,) tnis season. Large for Children, Fairfield. Grange, Wednesday even- had been quite sick, tbe past week, 1: 3fc w Bridgewater care of of May Girls and Boys. ing. O. S. Wood, Master of Connecti- and under the Dr Greene R H B Sheets Pillow Cases. LONG SlJAi. cut State Grange, and Mrs Wood were Southbury. There will be services, Ridge, 7 10 11 and 3& Wood next 27, at 2 a 003010012 FARMING. present. Worthy Master gave Sunday, May p. m., by Washington, 30403320 x 15 11 8 SUCCESSFUL tbe a very talk. mln ister from out of town. 72x90 Bleached Sheets made from torn and 39c eacb. fine farms of E. W. Grange Interesting Batteries, Ridge, Gibson and Mont- good cotton, ironed, The Benham Shoe Co., A trin to the Pobtatuck, No. 129, and Brook Held, gomery; pitchers, Blair and Green; 81x90 Bleached Sheets, 50c, 55c each. Dewhurst and son in the north part Ho. 141, are invited to REAL ESTATE NOTE8. 45x36 firm 12 would well pay Bridgewa- catchers, Washington, Knowles and Pillow Cases, good cotton, 10c, ic each. Derby, Conn. of the town of Bridgeport ter a fraternal visit and furnish pro- 9x4 Bleached Sheeting, 23c 25c a yard. one if tbev onlv saw their one The late George Skidmore place is nyiaaaer. 9-- rpnav gram on June 13. May 8: 4 Brown Sheeting, 20c, 22c a yard. and one-ha- lf acres of strawberries audience creeted sold to Mrs Elizabeth Crossman .and age An annreciative Is Her and BE E sfcsfc which they are raising this year Mrs Jenness Moulton on sec- she moving in. daughter 7 were a Ida her C. D. live with her. (iunnery, 10000300 04 9 When in full bloom they ond appearance before a Bridgewater husband, Place, Washington, x 9 7 3 beautiful stent and now they are full 16. Mrs Moulton Is an She has sold her place just below Ox- 23300010 of a audience, May ford Center. Batteries, Gunnery, Stlllson and Women's Lawn and Batiste Waists. c:afternoon. He expects to have a iresi nf vrmnflr berries and give promise entertainer of rare taste and ability. Shrlgley; Bruens and NEIGHBORS. Washington, QUR dent castor here verv soon. biorcroD. The field Is well cared for Knowles. In rows, Mrs Susan Montague and daughter, Fine white finished embroidered from George Coley has entertained Mr and tbe slants are all separate SPECIAL TOWN MEETING CALLED. Miss of are May 10: Waist, with panel extending the and Mrs Crofut of Bethel. Mrs Cro easy for the picker. They Mary, Waterbury, visiting neck, with lace insertion and tucks at each side, $1.00. 8TEPNET. making it A Town is called Mrs Montague's sister, Mrs L. B. RH B Lawn of fut Is a sister. aisn have a peach orchard of a little special meeting 7 White Waists, round yoke lace insertion back and front, wide 400 is a for for Saturday, May 26, to elect a Town Downes, for a few days before going wasnington, 00000025 9 embroidered down front with tucks on each $1.25. Mrs Mary Turney entertained, over over trees, which pleasure to sea at for Gunnery, 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 2x078 8 5 panel side, A FINK CONTORT. Mr and Mrs of anv one to visit. blossomed full clerk, to fill vacancy caused by the re their cottage Saybrook Mercerized Batiste Waists In pink, and blue, embroidered front with Sunday, Frank Hodge It 11. I summer. Batteries, Knowles and - was signation of Austin Gillett, also to tbe Washington, several rows of fine elbow sleeves, trimmed attached collar and cuffs, NW HflYCQ- this spring, and an elegant Bight Mr and Mrs Samuel Hawkins were Rylander, and Bruens and Knowles; tucking; The concert by the Stepney Choral Mrs Charles C. Sherman and Miss when in full bloom, and now tbe give tne selectmen aennite instrction $1.95. on June 6, and wnetber or not to erect railing in dan in Sbelton, two days last week, and uunnery, Tracy and Shrlgley. White Batiste front of embroidered seven rows of society Wednesday evening, Florence Hayes of New Haven have peaches are setting splendidly it Monday in May 15: Waists, dainty panel, at the church, tolbe - off gerous places on the river road. Tbe spent Waterbury. Yal lace insertions and finished with clusters of lace trimmed collar Baptist promises visited Edson Hayes. will be necessary to pick tbe peach- Dr Greene of was RH B tucking, an event of unusual Interest. The C. E. Osborne has visited friends in es when small as the crop will be too use of our roads by automobiles has Southbury giving and cuffs, $2.50. chorus of 40 voices has been In train- increased tbe risk of traveling on our some of his lady patients in this place Gunnery, 00000000 00 3 4 (Second Floor.) Westport. hftftw for the trees to carry until they a ride in nis new Washington, 1110 2 0 0 Ox 5 6 5 ing five months and sings with mark S. V. and of are Mr Dewhurst and son also country roads, ana mere are many auto, last Saturday. A. Nichols family Bridge- riper. Miss Cora Lum entertained her Batteries, Gunnery. Stlllson and ed precision and keen sympathy. have been the of Mrs L. raise a of fresh vegeta- places in our town tnat would rje aan' of the port guests large quantity gerous witbout railing if teams met cousin. Miss Fannie Thrall, of Bank Shrlgley; Washington, Bruens and pleasant rendering "Esther,'' V. Osborne. bles for tbe Bridgeport market and and friends from Wa-- snowies. work on hand, may be expected and The are their are all looking fine, this machines in those places. It will cost street, Seymour, musio lovers who avail themselves of telephone company string- crops on a the town several hundred dollars to teroury over Sunday. May 22:8 ing a number of wires in this vicinity, spring. They also carry large of R H B this opportunity to hear this attrac- now milk about 285 provide railings for all such places R. H. Wooster Seymour spent and Edwards Beardsley is ready business, selling quarts know and with bis 15 7 & Co. tive cantata will be agreeably enter- answer No. 24 a "Hel- of milk dailv in and have and tbe selectmen wish to Saturday night Sunday Washington, 21023010 312 chil- to to with jolly Bridgeport, is of orotner. 7 7 Smith, tained. Admission: 25c; whether the wish the town to motnerand Hldge, Murray Adults, lo!" a all nicely fitted up it 2020000037 dren 15c. special building take tbe risk of loss and damage liable The energetic and faithful carrier, Batteries, Washington, Bruens and Keep your best eye open for the for the bottling and handling of tbe Walter Hicock. has not been " to be wnere everycmng is Kept as to occur, or to expend what is neces through, ivuowies: uiage, Montgomery and Tar "Queen Esther concert, given milk, sary to ran in its. xne Town the past week, as he is quite sick and bell, pitchers; Doe, catcher. Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley and in the Baptist church. clean as anv housewife's kitchen. proviae under care of Dr Greene. Fortu- A New of Mr of house and barns are all fitted meeting is called for 2 o'clock. Tbe the Just Opened Up Line daughter, Ruth, and son, William, are and Mrs John Warner Gray's Their ballot box will close at 5 o'clock. nately he has a good substitute in Mr ANNOUNCEMENT OF REQUIREMENTS a 10 with .Mrs Plain are the Hanford Hull up with all the modern improvements FOR ADMISSION TO enjoying days' stay getting is Russell. WASHINGTON Mr and Mrs L. J. place In order so that they can move and everything about the place in B. who been Der HIGH SCHOOL. Beardsley's parents, of order. Mr Dewhurst is al- BAD FOREST FIRE. H. Brower. has in , Wheeler, in Huntington. here early in June. This place can the best by the last three months, was at home Examinations will be held in Arith Nick who was bound be made one of the most attrac- ways pleased to have people call and is estimated that 200 acres of Gregorakl, easily and is a It over Sunday and expects to be home metic, Geography, History, Reading over to the Superior court for assault tive in the village. see his croos and places it woodland in Boxbury and Bridgewa- weeK. ana Miss of Daniel's Farms for him to show others about were over fire permanently alter tnis opening, in men scnool room. with intent to kill, a few weeks ago, Harriet Hall pleasure ter burned by tbe which C. C. Ryder has received from Mrs June 27 and 28. The to be Crockery. old saw-mil- l, ground was tried before Judge Wheeler in has spent a few days among her nis iarm. started from a steam late Sarah Folley of Danbury, the large covered In these examinations is as Bridgeport, last Friday, May 18, and friends. Saturday aiternoon. it started anew Bible of the Hinman as follows: Come in and see what you can for was Walter Wilmont and family of F. L. Griswold is building a large several times after it was supposed to family ramiiy buy q Cents. discharged. on rear or nis Bouse ana a gift to tbe New hall from her moth- Arithmetic: Fractions, both com- Edwards S. Beardsley, Chester Tyr- Bridgeport came Wednesday to their addition tbe be out. Buildings in Boxbury and er, Mrs Horace Hinman, who was mon and decimal, and meas rell and George Winton enjoyed a summer home, the Jane Wayland is making extensive alterations and were in a weights trip season. Mr on interior of tbe Bridgewater danger. brought here for burial short time ures, compound numbers, percentage Also see our of to R. J. Ives' Walnut Grove dairy, at place, for the summer improvements tbe ago. used to live here and were and its and dis- line West and look- Wilmot has the nouse. TOWN SAFE RECEIVED. They application, Interest DINNER SETS. Cornwall, last Monday, greatly improved service in the ones most interested in first count. The candidate shall at least ed over his Devon stock. Mr Beards- place by raising the roofs, building a There will be preaching The new Town safe for which Oak Lodge, I. O. G. T., some have covered of a of Devon wide veranda across the west side of the Methodist church. Sunday morn prep starting tbe subject arithme ley purchased nice pair 12 aration had been made in the ball, 17 years ago. We first met at their tic, in a manner to tbe steers from his stock. the house and making many other im- intr at 10.30: Sunday school at noon, home on corner near old oak satisfactory and eveniner service in the hall at 7 arrived and was placed In position the the teacner, inrougn interest. We have Just reoieved a nice line of provements. 21. three tons tree and from which Oak Lodge was Tbe J. D. shoes for men and some Mrs J. Frank Ol instead has been o'clock. All are cordially Invited to Monday, May It weighs Geography: subject entire, spec KIMBALL, Woodbury. working the and was oouent or waiter m. Marsh. named. As the organization grew we ial attention oeing given to locations, school shoes for the boys, and there visiting her son in the Park City. attend. Oak which was burned last on Funeral Director and Embalmer. will soon be Mr and Mrs Thomas Lord have sold Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. It gives built hal, with stress laid tbe United States. are some good values for the money. It haying time. If you 6-- Mc-Guin- n. entire satisfaction to the town officials fall. History: American Local aS-- 4, 3. Come and see us, we can lit you. are of buying a new mowing their horse to Mr and Mrs Thomas history, leading Telephone: Long Distance thinking L. and all who have seen it. facts of general history, special atten Stephen French at the Depot. machine call atC. Smalley's shop SOUTHFORD. tion no Rev J. E. Adams was in this and look over the Deering mowing Miss Sadie Belle Craft spent Sun- oeing given current events, place friends. Mrs L. S. Weeks of Bridgeport, Mrs ooin aomesmc ana ioreign. OBITUARY. on Tuesday and held confer- machines. They are one of the best day in Bridgeport with Hull of New Miss quarterly on market. Mr Mrs William Griffin, who has been Wesley Britain, NEWS AS THE BEE SCRIBE FINDS IT. English: The candidate is expected Wilton, 2.12 ence in the Methodist church in the machines the Smalley Bessie smith of New Haven and to be able to recognize and define the Tommy 14, George Frost from New York were Quite a change in the weather pro various parts of speech, to correct the BEZBKIAH G. 6TBVBN8. Son of Wilton 2.19 K, sire of Bessie WUton this week. more common 2.09. M"quette 2 10. Robber 2.10. Vera, Ompel among tne worsnippers at tne congre- gram, errors in English, as 2 2 Ofi. Wilton Davis is ill with tonsill-tis- . wen as The illness of Mr Stevens dates from 07H, Will Leyburn Lady 1UM. gational church, last Sunday morning. Henry quite to nave ability to write simple was Town Lady 2.1 1H. Wllask 2 UK. Painty Daffo Mrs C. H. has entertained Dr Greene attends him. idiomatic about four weeks ago, when he 2 13H, Mackey U3M. Silicon (4)2 13. Alkalone .Jessup English. Special attention 2 McWUcon 2.11 2 Mr and Mrs E. H. Miss Mrs H. L. Slie of Derby spent a few is canea to . taken with an aggravated form of UK, "4, Tommy WUton 12. Hotchkiss, spelling. and failed al- Wilton Boy 2 Oastleton 2J0J4. over 100 in Gertrude Hotchkiss, Mr and Mrs Will days, recently, with her niece at Maple Reading: An oral examination will heart trouble, steadily, 2J0. U, Jessup from Norwalk and Master snaae iarm. be held in which each candidate will though suffering but little pain, until First Dam by Count Wilkes 2.24. a son of Miss Olive Davis, who has been be to bis death, which occurred on Saturday, Geo. Wilkes. Second Dam by Mambrlno Richard Harris from Springfield, N expected read a short passage in 6 was Patchen. Third Dam Olarks Chief J. came from Norwalk, Satur spending some weeks in Naugatuck, telligently, with proper May 12, at about (o'clock. He by They bas returned home. pronunciation. born at Mt Upton, N. Y., nearly 78 A Combiaatioa of Blood Seldom Equaled day afternoon, in Mr Hotchkiss' autO' and with due regard to tbe various and was one of two sons of and Never Excelled. mobile, returning Sunday. Superintendent King has recently marts oi punctuation. years ago moved into tne nouse occu- Tbe examinations will cover two Harvey Stevens. Hubert, a youneer Tommy WUton. 2.12M. Record made on Miss Bessie Smith is spending a few formerly 1865. deceased was half-m- track. Separately timed In race In by late C. M. Wells. son, died In Tbe One-Ha- vacation with her mother, Mrs pied the days during the week following the 2.08M. Holds lf Mile Track Record of days' Mrs Frank B. Stowe of Seymour and or united in marriage in 1867 witn Les- Decorah, and Mt s- - r. Treat. close tne district schools in June. O. who 1902. He Waverly Pleasant, Ioa, The dance in the Town Mrs Laura E. Smith of New Milford No pupil will be admitted without a tina St John, died in made the past season. hall, given recently visited their mother.Mrs Noe. recommendation or is survived by tnree sons, Harvey, ura Tommy Wilton weighs 1000 lbs. and Is 15.2 by members or tne "Dauntless" club, from his her teach of hands high. His dlsn 'tton very kind. was Tbepostoflice has been removed from er in and H., Springville, N. Y.,and William, May 18, much enjoyed by those wnere nas been scholarship, deportment of Newtown, Conn. He was one of tbe ! Forty-eigh- t numbers were tbe depot, it located character. Teachers must submit a present. since tbe recent fire, and for tbe pres- few life residents of tbe place remain- Homer W. Atwood taken. list of candidates; list to be sent to to an advanced t was ent is stopping in the chapel basement. burr A. Conn, ing, who have attained Brain. Feed, Hour, CoaL Orooeriea. etc A safe for the Town ball placed a Hollister, Washington, age. He was for a member in Selectmen's room, the Walter Harrison has had tele many years Conn. the early phone placed in his house. of the Methodist church in this place, Southford, part of the week. Anthony Walburg There are but few families in this NEW FAIRFIELD. and will be greatly missed by his fam- or KoxDurv assisted witn a team. friends. Funeral serv- is Tbe house on Christian street occu vicinity without the 'phone. ily and many there more or Dr Greene is seen MRS ices occurred from the house on Tues- Every Spring pied by Mr and Mrs Thomas Mc Eslln quite frequently FRANK SMITH. 2 E. STONE & SON, , in tnis locality in nis new automobile. day at o'clock. Rev B.( P. Ripley less and around was totally destroyed by fire, last 'Tis noted with be seems Mary F. Plow, wife of Frank Smith officiated, assisted by Rev L. A. Wild. 229 Main St, repairing-- painting fixing up Wednesday morning. Tbe house was pleasure that died on mnrnlner. Khn hart Somers. not to nave 'lost an due respect to Saturday The services were largely attended by DANBURY, CONN. owned bv Miss Sarah horses on been sick several weeks, but was not friends and Aside from bis a that needs to be done. This Parn will be held 29, and their drivers the public neighbors. Telephone 194. place requires warming May highway, as very many appear to nave tnougnt dangerously so until near tbe immediate family Mr Stevens is sur- 1906, at the Waller farm at Kent Hol end. She is survived by her husband vived distant relatives. Tbe the of etc. ioor sz x w reet. gooa done. only by tools, low, t space a ts oue hardware, of go-car- auu aaugnwr. burial was tbe side of his wife in purchase paints, t lme is exoectad. cordial' A large assortment and by Everybody baby carriages at J. D. Kimball's, the family lot in our cemetery. Among We are in a to with ly invited. Gents will furnish music a uanoury baiters wagon will friends and relatives present from a New position supply you and tbe ladies refreshments. Music by Woodbury. the gude folk of this place every distance were William Stevens of all the materials for the work TurriU's orchestra. Committee of ar otner day nerearter. Newtown, Conn.; O. H. Stevens of Gar-rattsvll- Muslin necessary doing rangements, B. L. Hunt, O. B. Marsh. NEW MILFORD. Louise and Samuolia Penny are sick Springville, N. Y.; Mrs Brooks of and we can which will be of witn lypnoia iever at tne home of Mr and Mrs L. S. Tuttle of give you goods SOTJTHBURT. RACES DECORATION DAY. their grandfather, Oliver D. Taylor. Sidney, and Charles Brown of Otsego. Underwear. Some races are They are cared for by a trained nurse. (N. Y.) Journal. Mr Stev- time A HERD OF DEER SEEN. rattling good Dr Gordon is Otsego Never before were we In eacb good shape to the very best quality, and at the same for Decoration day at tbe meet at of Danbury the attend ens was the father of William H. take care of your every want in Muslin Un- saw a herd of deer ing physician. Stevens, manager of the Newtown derwear. When yon consider tbe high cost of HermotQ Perry Conetia park under tbe auspices oi the Mrs A. F. Bates and of cotton yon wUl wonder bow we can price this we can save you money on your purchases under tne old cnestnut tree near tne New Milford Driving club. The races daughter nlant of tbe Borden's Condensed Milk stock so reasonable. He will 2 o'clock under Danbury spent Sunday at their sum- pound, Sunday morning. thinks begin at sharp, mer cottage. there were six or eight of them but national rules. Three races are sched- Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, or Miss Ida Reed of Danbury is visiting could not ten as part tnem were in uled, six to enter and four to start. Miss CHARLES WILLIAM KORTHEOP. Corset three-minut- e, Roberta Dayton. . Covers, IN PAINTS tbe brush. Tnere were lour in the They are respectively, t1 ' free-for-a- ll H. J. and H. W. Brown at - road, two full grown ones, one a yeir 2: 24 and trots. All three Dayton Charles William Northrop of Sugar Chemises. one as balf-mil- e tended the superior court in Bridge We can furnish Devoes Lead and Zinc Paints at $1.20 per gal- old and little fellow about large events are to be in heats. street died Wednesday about 7.30 p. All aU sizes and ail in e port, as witnesses,on Tuesday. new, right price. Homestead & Martinez as a small sneep brougnt up tne rear Seventy-fiv- bushels of oats will be di on m.. after an illness of a few days with lon, Paints at $1 per gallon, Longman This is the same nerd whose vided among tbe winners or eacb race. The thunder shower the after- fever. His sudden death probably noon of the 17th was accompanied by typhoid Paints at $1.60 gallon, Acme Lead and Zinc Paints, the best favorite camping ground is in Jeremy hail. comes as a surprise and shock to his lead and zinc on the Swamp near kockv mountain ana ru COMING. and Will Whitlock re many friends. Mr Northrop was in paint market, $1.50 per gallon. ined a piece of buckwheat (for Charles Frank have tbe Street as late as and his or The celebrated Lucier's Famous turned, after a six weeks' stay in New Friday, Horses nine, last year; aiso ruined a piece Minstrels will appear here Tuesday. x org state. acquaintances were unprepared for rye for uurtts smitn and nis corn and under canvas Riverside A. A. on tbe s d news. His death comes with A work $85. tbe 29th, at Brush started his return force to his wife and two good heavy horse, sound, ON HARDWARE pumpKins. ran, bail grounds, arternoons and to Texas on Monday. crushing A good 2700 lb pair of workers, nice, Watch for the street par- daughters. Maude and Loretta, and to $300. A 16-ha- evening. j serviceably sound, need Presiding Elder Richards is expected ade. and his aged parents, Mr and Mrs Norman one of horses We are making special prices for the next 30 days. If you to ; next afternoon at Bigger better than ever, ROXBURT. bay, the best family In preach Sunday with 25 people. Remember the date rnortnrop. xne sympatny 01 toe state. Several good all around and in this line we can save you money. 1 30 o'clock, in tbe Methodist church, 29th. Edwin J. Leavenworth snpnr PYlrlnv townspeople will go out to them in anything and hold conference. is Tuesday, the was 51 general purpose horses. A very fine quarterly It in Waterbury. their affliction. Mr Northrop matched pair, 2400, and other horses at hoped he will have a good attendance, Misses Flossie and Sadie Mansfield years old. The funeral will take place Albert Evitts was bitten in the on afternoon at z rrom nis GARDEN face by a dog be was petting, last visited friends in town, Saturday and Saturday TOOLS, STOMACH TROUBLES. Mr had wound Sunday. Miss Flossie Mansfield is late home. Thursday. Evitts the school H. H. STEVENS, Iron and Wood etc. cruterized as soon as possible and does teaching in Woodbury. Spades, Shovels, Rakes, Forks, not look for bad results. Arthur Sanford is enjoying a few Hain Csia Mrs Sue Martin, an old and any daVR I n f1rmrR with TTllim GUARANTEED CUtE FOR PILES no St., Dmabniy, highly George Plumb, who is ill, has been frr dryinnrn Telephone 132. respected resident of Faisonia, Miss., taken to Stamford for treatment. Edwin Dickinson and lady friend at- Good Goods ! Prices Too ! was sick with stomach trouble for more The bowling club wbich meets at tended church in South Britain, last or Right, six ( Itching, blind, bleeding protrud BROOKFIELD. tban months. Chamberlain's Stom- Ingleside alley, went to Ridgetield, Sunday. ing niles. DruKtrists refund money if ach and Liver Tablets cured ber. She for an made Several large automobiles passed to cure "1 can now Tuesday, outing. They last week. Look Pazo Ointment fails any case, says: eat anything I want the trip in the automobiles of Messrs through town, out no matter of how long standing, in six The ladies of St Paul's Guild will and am the proudest woman in tbe Soule and for your horses, ladies, and keep tight 14 a and ice cream festi- world to find a Breinig, Mygatt. rein when corners. to days. First application gives hold strawberry such good medicine." Tbe frost, Monday morning, damag going around ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist val in tbe Town hall on Tuesday even- For sale by R. H. Beers & Co., ed tbe tobacco to some extent. 50c will 29. shortcake Newtown: & plants hasn't it send in Stamps and it ing, May Strawberry Curtis Co., d, WM. PLATT & Taylor, Sandy Vines and garden truck were also in SORE NIPPLES. be forwarded, post-pai- by Paris will also be on tbe bill of fare for all J. CO., W. Hook; N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. jured. Medicine Mo. who desire it. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. .anaerson Co., St Louis, may Corner Park Avenue and Olive Parks, jonn a. oi unestnui A cure may be effected by applying Street, rrumuuii. Land has been on a business trip to Chamberlain's Salve as soon as tbe ,1 and New York Stamford the past child is done nursing. Wipe it off with Conn. THAT LITTLE PAIN IN YOUR BACK WPk. a soft cloth before allowing the child Bridgeport, William Wheeler of Danbury bought to nurse. Many trained nurses use a fine stepper in town. Monday. Summer RJHillinerv. threatens your kidneys. If allowed to this salve with the best results. Price on Tbe Board man chapel is shining in 25c box. Sold R. H. Beers & A Groceiies and General Merchandise. go a little while you will suffer new dress of per by Co., Trimmed Hats and Custom Work. Specialty. throughout' the entire Take a paint. Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San- We Sell for Cash or Produce system. Mr and Mrs M. W. Hill passed Tues-- ! W. N. A. only. at once Dr David Kennedy's Favorite in New York dy Hook; Hurd, Long Hill; Remedy. It is the most certain cure day and Wednesday City. B. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, known for the treatment of all diseases Trumbull. firs Geo. Dunham, of the liver and blood. O kidneys, Write .STOItlA..The Kind You Have Always Bought Broad - - Dr David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, Bean tilt yy Dean's Rheumatic Pills absolutely 1127 Street, Bridgeport. N. cure Rheumatism and En- Y., for free simple bottle and med- Signature Neuralgia. - ical booklet. All druggists, $1. of tirely vegetable. Safe. Popular Prices. MAY THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, 25, 1906. 3

over Sunday of Mrs S. F. Schermer horn. DR. KENNEDY'S The Newtown Bee About 50 lecture I -- people enjoyed the LITTLE GIANT on Birds" at Glover's hall, Sandy Newtown, Friday. May 25. 1006. hook, on May II, despite the threaten FAVORITE SU iDg weather. Mr Danforth bandied LT,As bis subject in an interesting and prac- rtwc. tical in such a OIRGnLATHVN : manner, pn seating it ay as to attract and delight the young Lr Remedy Talking iRnrntrv ' l'2 600 peopie. is backed over 30 of State Ohio, by years Lint week of Oity of Toledo, ss- - remarkable success in the cure of 445 Lucas County. Machines! tWflOL Frank J. Oneney makes oath tbat he Is sen Kidney, Liver and Blood troubles, firm I? .T & PdrtlculdrlydddbWl lor Dartner of the nf nhpnov rin. and the diseases peculiar to wo- doing business In the Olty of Toledo, County Ten Pages and State aforesaid, and that, said firm will men. Not a patent medicine, but The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been pay the sum of QMS HUNDRED DOLLARS a prescription used by Dr. David Disc for each and every case of Catarrh that can- in his and success and in use for over 30 years, has borne the of not be cured the use nf Hall's Catarrh Kennedy large Cylinder signature by ful practice long before lie placed 7 and has been made under bis per- Sworn to before me and subscribed in my it before the public. The formula HOME NEWS. sonal since Its presence, ims bin aay or uecemuer, A. JJ, is in wiih scientific supervision infancy 1SSO. keeping strict Allow no one to deceive you in this A. W. GLEASON, principles, and many physicians ! of the have - INTERDENOMINATIONAL COfllTY All "Just-as-goo- d" are but; (Seal) NivrmrPiiRi highest standing pre- Counterfeits, Imitations and Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken and Favorite Records Internally, scribed Dr. David Kennedy's Remedy for trifle with and the health ot acts direct ly on the blood and mucous sur- their This statement can be abso OF Experiments that endanger faces of the Send for testimonials patients. proved A PLEA FOR THE system. lutely, we nave never ciaimeu urat ravonw; iteiu-ed- y Infants and Children Experience against Experiment tree. will cure all cases of Liver Bladder THE DIFFERENT CHURCHES. .1 Kidney, and F. CHENEY, Toledo, O. diseases associated fact re- Sold 75c. and ailments, but the by Druggists. mains that it has cured many cases practically aban- While in mv official capacity I am I Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation. doned bv nhvsieians. A Do you suffer from any dangerous symptoms of here to serve the Congregational What is CASTOR Liver ana Kiooa troubles nave you pain 1 am M. J. Houlihan of this jiianey, church, in my private capacity In back, cloudy urine with sediment, pain in passing MAY flaln St. and Fairfield Ave., in svmDathv with all Christian enter Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- town. Representative Tiison and Har water, constipation, skin eruptions, etc.? If so, Records Now and I feel that 1 ought to matte and is Pleasant. 16 rison Hewitt, commissioners on the dont delay, but use Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite ( NOHTHWMT OORHIR,) prises, goric, Drops Soothing Syrups. It insolvent estate of E. E. Kemedy at once. You may have a sample bottle a strong statement of my attitude contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotJo Nettleton, and booklet containing valuable advice mailed abso- Bridgeport, Conn. and publish it in oraer tnat an cnris held their first session in Bridgeport, lutely free by simply writing Dr. David Kennedy's Mans in the neighborhood mav under substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms Monaay. The sessions of the commis- Sons, Rondout, N. T. Mention this paper. Large jumeo i . uv, til, ail Ready. stand beyond all doubt the principles and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind sioners will be important and interest urugisis. Tor which l am working, i beneve it Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation tng as one bank is said to have a claim to be the estate for $48,000. Send to us for of Records. a burning shame that Christian and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the against discussion nf catalogue We have FREE FOR YOU, entireties, or members or tne same, his nnslt.inn Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep sins therefor should be read them ALL and will deliver them to free should compete with one another in a The The family of John F. Keane of by every you promptly jealous or hostile manner. I believe Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend Bridgeport arrived at their summer buioKing person. of charge. it to be an equal or even greater shame home on Mt .Pleasant, Monday. Mr tnat they snouia not oins GENUINE ALWAYS Keane is the popular Bridgeport cloth FAIRFIELD COUNTY. of omission are just as grievous as sins CASTORIA ier.and has summered here in previous of commission. seasons. We Have the A noble and honorable family, with Bears the Signature of EASTOW. Largest all which that implies, is the symbol S7 If the weather keeps as warm next ot a as now Stock of Ma the Christian Church universal, week it is you certainly will BAPTIST CHURCH Talking Do all Christians leel that they are want a refrigerator or an ice water NEWS. members of one family, or do they feel cooler and perhaps an ice cream freez Rev Mr Duncan of the Stepney Bap chines and Records in that they are members of various er. Now we have most everything a- - tist cuurcn nuea tne puipit at the r JNew cnurcn. .Niinrtnv. . rami lies The Testament says, going for the use of ice. We carry rsaDr.isr,. ) ho naiiuarnri "All ye are brethren, " is that true or most everytning ror tne use or Kero an excellent, rlianmirso fmm Tnhn lo. a the State. One-fif- th Actual Site. is it not true Answer tnat! sene oil in the way of oil stoves from Sundav. Ma.V 27. Rev Mr Sherman a Do not all true-hearte- d members of the one burner stove up to the former pastor, will at the Bap-- one The Kind You lamp preach If PREMIUM No. 600. a really honorable family stand by Me Always Bought tnree burner blue name, also lamps. libu cnurcn. J nia nin manna nr trio "You Want What You Want When You Want Handsomely decorated China Clock, another, defend and protect one an burners, lanterns, etc. Perhaps you parish will be glad to meet him again. It" see the Co. about it. 5 1- -4 la boar moTemeat, with other when need be, and at all times don't just know where to buy what miss .nna j&aymona ana nephew, Century high, js In Use For Years. Rrlrlo-ennr- t. - Over Ra.vmnnrl. mua If double roller eseapemeat aad ia. Ivor-l- a live a sympathetic helpful life with 30 you want for hot weather. You just Arthur nf you are thinking of buying a dial, bevel Crystal, alao gold plated one another? Answer thatl Do TH CKMTAUII COMPANY. TV MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CfTY. go and see one or the clerks at The b at ner oia nome cnurcn, recently. Eas eater baad. For too Ozoa Trad Christians everywhere, members of E. Beach Co's. store, 962 Main street. wjq was miss jtiaymona's oia nome. Marks, or $0 Trad Mark aad 6$ eta. Catholic, Methodist, Episcopal, Bap Bridgeport, and they will show you Postage, 6 et. tist, congregational ana otner cnurcn the different things we carry. Our CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITKM8. es so live'? What is your answer? prices are right. Give us a call. TALKING & it is time to take these church parlors. Concerts daily by the LITTLE SERMONS. Rev Oscar E. Maurer was unable to The Fairchild Shelton Co., Brethren, oe present at the 306-30- more to neart ana Bristol Band. Liong.Broth' rs Congregational 7 Houss tonic Ave., Bridgeport. Ct. questions seriously Military of as work to better our condition. of Hartford will cater for the occasion. DIVINE GIFTS. BY O. O. WRIGHT. The regular meeting Court Sandy church, Sunday mornintr. expected. JNo. or to of When such a day as Memorial Sun The committee earnestly hope that Hook, 54, jh'. A., win be held owing the illness his wife. Rev 2d, at o o'clock. D. u. Levitt of the school MACHINE comes around ana comes everyone who has the interest of the 1 : 17, Friday evening. May Divinity day it only St James "Every good gift and every All members are to came in his place. He in once in a year can we not make a be- town at heart will feel included in the perfect gift is from above, coming down from requested attend preached the e B ana ginning, and have one union service invitation, that none are intentionally tne atner oi iignra. as business of Importance is to come morning in the evening he crave for all now in one omittea." one JNewtown citizen, Al- All and are before said meeting. Fer order John an interesting iaiK on tne wont or the come in and see all the Latest Improved Christians, church, the good perfect gifts Jr. c. J4. volunteer Styles. now in another? "Oh no, no, impos lison P. Smith, and perhaps others, from above; but we do not even learn Blake, Student Movement. sible" I bear a chorus of voices saying. claims Burlington as his birthplace. to value them as we should except as 'What, meet in another cnurcn! the Holy Spirit, the greatest, best gift A beautiful display of white and The Ladies' Aid society held a 10-- 'twould be like eating in the enemy's NEW EYPRESS TRAINS. of all, enlightens our hearts and minds. purple lilacs was made at the Congre- cent supper in Academy ball, Wednes- country." But why? Answer that? Our Father in heaven not only gives gational church, Sunday morning, day afternoon. There was a good at wny snouia it, oe so nara to ao one FAST TRAINS FROM LITCHFIELD TO NBW us all that we are able ana wining to kindly arranged by Mrs a. vy. wrignt tendance and all enjoyed a pleasant 4 day In the year what we ought to do . YORK WILL RUN VIA DANBURY. receive or His spiritual, eternal riches; afternoon. The Co., every day in the year, namely, but He also schools, and prepares us The Allison Co., Hawleyville, are en The work of sawing ties in the Century In to this Me It it announced that with the Intro varied of or now woods rormeriy owned bv Miss G. F. Don't Be regard coming of summer in the experiences this pres joying an increase business and 837 Main St., Next to Smith's Theatre, Humbugged. morial is now too to duction the train schedule ent world we desire and two-tnir- or Seeley, was completed last week, and Bridgeport. Sunday, it late on a be that maj hope take up about Bauer's Oct something practical. Try one of these plan and put through a scheme for a June 10, fast express service lor more ana more oi tne at Charles Gilbert has moved his mill a 1633. SO tween New will everlasting large building Hawleyville. They Telephone Open Evenings. machines for days, besore you decide. Let union service, but in future years it is Xjitchneid and York wealth of His heavenly kingdom. have work for about 25 more girls in short distance on to property belong us tell you about It. Alao our Steam Engines, to be the churches of the be inaugurated and that the trains care now to xr. a. Mcuonam. Saw Mills. Wind Mills, Threshing Machines, hoped that will run With what thoughtfulness and lace curtain work than are em ing Bllssard Cutters. Silos, Manure Spreaders region may unite at least for an after- via Danbury. Whether these the king's sons are educated, and and ladies to Fred Tucker of Bridgeport is visit Oil. Send for trains will be run as additional trains ployed young applying . a. Stanchions, Cylinder circulars. noon service. cultured, and trained that in the jonn a. Drew, win be assured steady ing at t Haeuoiein's. When our soldiers enlisted in de from Danbury or will be consolidated course of time succeed to Mr and Mrs P. G. McCoIlam and is not they may the employment. The company are ship- Fred E. fence of our country those of all class there with other trains definitely throne or their royal father! With goods to all of the United daughters spent Sunday in New Field, known yet. A south-boun- d train will ping parts 30I1ERS, CONN. es and creeds fought side by side. what painstaking and expense the States and are evidently building up a What occasion could serve better as a leave Litchfield at 6 o'clock every father who has a large estate fits bis substantial business. J. A. Sherwood is improving the first step in the right direction than a week day morning. The running children to understand the values and looks of his farm by having his stone Shelton time from Litchfield to will House friendly, patriotic fellowship of the Danbury uses of their prospective fortunes, and The line between Spring and Sum fence relaid. Bargain churches on Memorial And probably be a little more than an hour be Mrs Mildred is gaining slowly after Sundays? and is the family inheritance, that they may mer is defined by the festive straw hat. then may It lead on to a larger it possible that morning wise to possess, manage, and conserve Now and then you see a man in a her severe sickness. "Wasile, the 1 train will be consolidated with or take and of Sylvester Powell, who has been in We are selling Wall worth 15 to 25c roll. Sale throughout years the business, the wealth which straw, who has the courage of his con- Paper' per Joseph the of the train now here e feeble a was I plead for interdenominational place leaving they are the heirs! victions; but the real straw-lin- is health for long while, 7c. Paint Merehant Tailor. instead of interdenomination- for New York at 7.25. Returning the Even so all our moral and taken to the B rid peport hospital, Sat- price $1 per gal. Oannoa Building, Newtown, done comity, Litchfield will leave New York spiritual established about Memorial day. Then al comedy. I, for one, would be glad express good comes to us, and must come to us comes the rush, and every man appears urday. Through the extreme kindness to welcome all true Christians as about 5.30, giving Danbury a late from is those who have of Dr Hill and his great influence at from the above, it only in a new straw and summer is nere. was Goods. Ladles' aad Mea' Talloriag. brethren in my church, or to go and through express train city. that can give. The greater Includes Meigs & Co. have made preparations the hospital, he able to obtain a Dry Ooa. be welcomed them as a brother in It is expected that the run between less. The condescends to free bed. Charles Gilbert kindly car- Repairing Promptly by New York Litchfield will be made the higher for the straw hat rush, providing all and 5c Calico and Suite Pressed for 65c. their church, to work with them, by and the lower. Grace must do for us that of the new and authoritative ried him in his auto to the hospital. Stripe Figured Lawns, yd. Ginghams, 8c. in about three hours. is considered shapes, is- - tbem and for them, and everytime I It which we cannot do for ourselves. in various so that any It hoped by all of Mr Powell's to fall short of my likely that the train would make a sea enters proportions, mends he may be benefited by Floor Oil Cloths, 19c might happen duty, as is one of "The into the rivers before man may find a becoming bat in their that yard. I should most bitterly accuse myself stop at Washington, this the rivers can run into the sea. In broad collection. While the the change. Window 21c each. A. M. Briscoe & Son, as an offender. In an ideal do the best stations on the branch, God comes us chipper Mrs Annie w. Siliiman has taken a Shades, family paying sum like manner to before sailor in low and high crown blocks not hearts and faces with and many New York people have we atn-leti- c house on avenue, where she will Carriages, Buggies, Farm and the light up mer go to Him; and heaven enters into win have its votaries, young ana Myrtle Business Wagons, joy when one meets another, and does homes there. our souls before we can enter into men will lean toward the soft make her home for the summer. Miss not the love itself also In such heaven." Delia Keller is with her. Harnesses and Harness Supplies express - yielding straws of infinitesimal weight staying W. C. Conn. service as hard practical work? Miss S. Elizabeth Goodwin of Bran- We are born and bred to the do or P. G. McCoIlam has bought the PARSELL, Shelton, Of All Descriptions. ford and in highest bats tbat not bind cramp, and wood on Conditions cannot be changed, you passed Saturday Sunday privileges the world has ever known. that may be crushed or dented to suit the estate of the late James say. Brothers, conditions must be town, the guest of Misses Jessie and But how little we realize divine B. Jennings and expects to have a saw 5 and ioc and General Store. 4. the the wearer's fancy. Negligee shapes Sandy Hook, Ct. Telephoae 87-- changed and can. Mabel Taylor on Church hill. of our natural inheritance come mill there soon. significance in soft Milan and Mackinaw tax of town Finally let me state that the princi- in tms l'wentietn century oi our Lora, straw, with brims tbat may be dipped The payers the are re ples of Christian fellowship and Miss Minnie M. Weed of New Haven in this land of with In a quested to send in their lists to the Benjamin Pease, acrent: also a new A PERFECT PLOW. religious liberty front with careless jauntiness sug- Assessors or Board of Relief before corn of which I am advocating, are has been the guest of Miss Hattie all its precious opportunities! How gestive of summer days and times. planter Bridgeport parties. T the principles for which all true Con Camp on Mt Pleasant. noble is the ideal of our Christian citi are be June 1. This will be of great assist- Bryant Lyon, now of Greenfield Hill, When you ready for your straw, new was Plow" U gregationalism stands. I do not say zenship; but how low and unworthy sure that you will find the proper ance in making out the abstract. was calling on old neighbors, recently. It "LeKoy that plowed that that all Congregationalists, nor that Miss Agnes E. Piatt of New York in practice the administration of the at & S. B. Turney and John z. Melien are Charles Lacey has built two fine rough new land without breaking. It was a all in town. shape Meigs co.'s, Bridgeport. F. G. Haeublein's a "lieRoy Plow" that plowed the hard Congregational leaders have always City spent Saturday social life of the State! Knowledge and Their window show win give you an giving buildings farm wagons for L. A. Jennings and dry O taken this true stand, but I do say wisdom have increased, ana the science idea of the trend of fashion, this season. new coat or paint. U. a. snerwooa. ground where others failed. It waea "LeBo 148 Fairfield Ave , Bridgeport, Ct that if they have not, then they have G. W. Carlson was in the Park City, of good living has relieved the world Mr and Mrs Charles Gilmour or Plow that plowed that sticky clay and made and Miss Wilhelmina Fan-to- n work man and team. waa a "1 of not stood for the true principles of Saturday. of much of its fear and misery; but Bridgeport easy (or It (Formerly Danbury.) nor of other we on at William Fan ton's. Boy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep The' best at reasonable Congregationalism, any still how indifferent are to the best If you want the best thing the spent Sunday O Reversible Plow photos ism is on TVTr anrl Mro. AT A TVtri imonorl..... - 11 n Miss is a The Kind Yoa Haw sldehlll. It is that prices. which rounded the leacnings ' u w t. t conditions of the temporal health and market for biliousness, constipation j&sther Gustarson spending Been the 4TOniA.Always will do good work on flat land, doing away of Jesus Christ. r.Vipir nlpiifinnt, hnmp in t.hft Kt.rp.pt,. or tne I We are indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc. few days at home. with all furrows, leaving your land level and not can be nappiness community Mr and Mrs P. of Wes- Signature suitable for all crona. ami. bv W. B Conditions only changed, Monday, after an absence of six in the midst of spiritual ministries of Ask your druggist for G. N. Clarke's John Fitch of Iw but will be there is ana JNew divine grace, but we do not even Vecre table Liver are not ton were at J. L. Penny's, Sunday. GlOTer. Newtown Oonn. W. X. OALLAQHER, changed. Already months, passed in Hartford per pills. They w. Maim Ot. a large number who say a hearty Haven. ceive that the kingdom is among us an untried remedy but one that has Mrs T. Turney is visiting her St., Sandy Hook, "Amen." E. Danforth. thou- Mrs Zina C. Beard of Shel Bhop near New England Station. Barber Ralph and even within our hearts and minds, been tested most thoroughly by daughter, Announcements of Bethel and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my work JNewtown, conn., May, iuo. Mr and Mrs James Ashman Morris while we are looking for signs and sands of people who testify in favor ton. Shop open every day and wonders of Aurel Ruman, of New York, ruaranteed. A and Miss Annie J. Morris of Bridge- that simply appeal to our their wonderful curative properties. Jr., Specialty. William G. Hard will soon have a with Mr and Mrs senses! Once tried always used. See his ad spent Sunday with his mother. port passed Sunday Paul Svibra entertained his nep- telephone Installed in bis residence. Hermon H. Peck. The spiritual divine life of the world vertisement in another column. Mlnott is as yet but feeble, and our faith, hope, hews, John Svihra and John Hack, Df Augur, and love be You Are Baitdt Hook, down. Hanover district is soon to enjoy need constantly to renewed Sunday. There Is an excellent prospect that We ever A good complexion is impossible Paul Svihra is mason work at Dealer la Ckole Meats of All Kinds, line will soon be extend- telephone service,thanks to the energy from above. must look up doing Contemplating baying any kind of lumber or building material, this the telephone of R. B. Beers of the local and seek by prayer and watching the with the stomach out of order. If O. B. Jennings' place in Fairfield. Poultry, Vef etablea, etc. ed to Half Way River district, thanks Manager sallow would pay more at- or vis- season, come to look over my stock and get prices. I .can 27-- Den- we to overcome world. pasty, people Mrecnaries Williams lietnei my yard, 4. Mrs need Telephone to the of Beers of the exchange. H. N. Tiemann, grace the to and less to energy Manager nis Cavanaugh, Edgar F. Northrop jfor, as st .Paul tells us: "Hive bath not tention their stomachs ited at George Seeley 's, Sunday. do you good and save you money. I sell the Alpha Portland Cement, local exchange. The enterprising cit- and William McNamara will have seen, nor ear heard, neither have en the skin on their faces, they would Miss Elizabeth Gordon of Weston izens of that section are taking a live- have better complexions. KODOL was home over the best make on the market. and 'phones placed in their residences. tered into tne neart or man the things Sunday. COAL COAL, ly interest in the matter several wmcn (joa nata prepared ror tnem FOR DYSPEPSIA will digest what Eighteen members of Easton Grange have the matter under advisement. William J. Alexander of New York that love him. But God hath revealed you eat and put your stomach back in visited Redding Grange, Wednesday S-ENTO- MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, own Ko-d- ol R, City passed Sunday at his summer res- them unto us by his Spirit; for the right shape to do its work. night, and reported a fine time. A. H. Saady Hook, Oona. At the communication of Hiram idence in Taunton. Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the relieves palpitation of the heart, 74 South Street, Bethel, Conn. "Goal yards at New England Depot lodge, F. & A. M., last week Wednes- deep things of God. For what man flatulence, sour stomach, heart burn, day night, the M. M. degree was con- Mrs A. G. Nash of Flat Swamp knoweth the things or a man, save the etc. Sold by all druggists. PLATTSVILLE, ferred on one candidate. Following passed afternoon as the guest of man which is in him? even an was en- Sunday spirit Callender Bros., the work excellent spread of her sister, Mrs F. F. Andrews. so the things of God knoweth no man, Mrs Georee Dunham. 1127 Broad HOYDEN'S HILL. joyed, including strawberries and ice out ine or woa." invites the ladies Dime Lunch cream. of New Haven spirit street, Bridgeport, BREAD Half Rooms, John H. Keane passed Let us reflect that life itself, with to can. sae is now displaying summer Miss Jennie Perkins assists in help Trifle Sunday at his home on, Gas street. all its opportunities, privileges, and trimmed and untrimmed hats. Her ing Mrs Charles Perkins of Easton. Don't Is the staff of life. When yon buy 138 South naln Ct al- St., Waterbury, The members of Hiram lodge, F. & blessings is the gift of the Father of display for Decoration week will in- The next meeting of the Ladies' your bread from our yellow wagon you are a of our excellent OofTee. Bernard of has does will be with Mrs Martin Jen ways sure of the best. Just like home made. Try cup A. M., have been invited to attend St Keating Bridgeport lights; and that all He for us, and terest you in price and style. club With Also our rolls, cakes and ptas make yon want Paatry all home made. John's church by Rev O. O. Wright sold his farm in Palestine district to all that He enables us to do for our- nings, June 1st, inst. more. on John in- Mr Donaldson of Queens N. Y. and for is true and E. B. Sherwood and L. A. St the Baptist day. The county, selves, others, that For a nainf ul burn there is nothing Jennings Your Feet. New vitation has been good, should continually inspire and purchased Bowker's fertilizers through & Fairfield, accepted.. us to like DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Erdmann & R. Hatch Oonn. John Lynch of Bridgeport passed lead appreciate and rejoice in of of De- - Of eourse you want Company, Son, at his home on Botsford Hill. the true value and dignity and eternal There are a host imitations but not com Telephones were installed, Saturday, Sunday common Witt's Witch Hazel Salve on the mar to dreea them stylish, why Are still making aad wagons of all in the residences of the LSarnum significance of the life of hu at the same time, uur Fountain Place. Have carriagesour Ana above all us ket see that you get the genuine. fortably kinds. dropped large advertisement Brothers, George Reed and Thilip Pbilo Stevenson of Merryall, New manity. tblngs let too, ror sun to save expense and will give our patrons the Schnabel in district. Milford, has taken Mrs Dennis Cav- - keep it in our hearts and minds that Ask for DeWitt's. Gooa, MERIDEN benefit of the saving. Factory, New Fairfield. Dodgingtown the Son of God was the inestimable burn, cuts, bruises, and especially re- All America Shoes Repositories, Danbury and New Mllford. anaugh's farm in Hanover on shares commended for The name E. ror ana of the Father's love; and that He piles. Mea mad women excite admiration Miss Nellie of New Haven the coming year, has moved gift C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, is on every for Linsley his family into the lower part of her gave His life for the life of the world, CENTENNIAL because of their distinctive, shapely . William was a guest over Sunday at the home house. Mrs will and that as all we have was given to box. Sold by ail druggists. of them p. Millspaugh, Dlamonsteln, of C. H. Cavanaugh occupy style, aad your good opinion PosTOtrica Block, Nbwtown. Gray. the second floor of her home. us; so, the more truly and completely June io to 15. with saeh day's wear because Carpenter and Builder.. HABNESS REPAIRING In addition to the we trive ourselves for the crood of oth is to obtain relief from of the comfort fast. Re- repairing of Boots and Shoes, after this date I Newtown extends congratulations ers, more are we like Him. It possible A Solid Week of Splendid Attractions. they give your Plane and Betlmatws 111 do all kinds of Harness Repair Work, Mrs P. F. Keating of Hanover was the chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by there is ao Shoe quits up to their furnished, 8 on harnesses I do to the town of Burlington, which cele- ally lobbing promptly attended to. ring your and will your 14 to 17. among tne sick ones, last week. the use of KODOL FOR DYSPEP- Bsautiful Dscoratioas). standard at the price ws ask: work promptly. brates its centennial, June next week's will be Some of most cases P. O. Box les). Battel. Ct. Their invitation announces that: In Bee published SIA. the hopeless Fireworks aad Illuminations. connection. of Mrs Daniel Gregory of Taunton has a list of all the dogs registered in town. of long standing have yielded to it. It Telephone "The residents Burlington, through been ill and under Gale's care. Town food eat $3.50 and $4. their Flag Day Association, cordially pr Clerk Houlihan informs us only enables you to digest the your 11 PARADES 11 C. all natives and former residents about 300 dogs have been xeglstered to and exercises a corrective influence, Shoes of all kinds at J. Summerfield, invite Mrs D. F. Watson of was which is 100 of of of and all who are connect-wit- b Bridgeport date, about short the building up the efficiency the diges- Civie, Au- R. F. D. 54, Danbury, Com. Burlington a guest, of Miss Lizzie Ross is boil- Ineludiag Iaduatrial, Military, the town by ties of or Sunday, usual number. The dog agent will tive organs. The stomach the When Doe all kinds of Plastering. Chimneys built ancestry ana sister. out June 1, and will er wherein steam is made tbat Looking Cellars cemented association, to unite with them in the start prosecutions the tomobile, Eta. Lockwood's For something Just right in bad repaired by practical follow. behooves the your health and Brennan'a. All. mechanic. Charges reasonable. Centennial celebration of the incor- Harley T. Peck, a Yale student, It delinquents keeps up vitality, Horseshoeing go to That's of an Old Home to get their dogs registered at once. strength. Kodol digests what you THE "MIDWAY" Little Store 'Round the Corner All kinds of carriage and wagon repairing. HHHMMMMMI.MMHa poration the town, by spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and eat. Makes the stomach sweet HENRY A. BRENNAN, Week, June 14th to 17th." The off- Mrs k. recK. puts AND Fountain Place, of hav- jonn First Selectman S. A. Blackman, the boiler in condition to do the work dGreenwood Avenue, BETHEL, OONN. and icers the Flag Day Association, a force of nature demands of relief and Varied Stationery ing the celebration in charge are: H. Morton Elsworth of with men, put the road in it gives you Manufacturers' Arts Expo- Bethel. Conn. Reeve: vice Bridgeport Taunton district, last week, in good from digestive disorders, and puts you sition President. John E. presi was a guest over eunaay or canton S in to do and feel Periodicals. Frank M. secretary and Smith. condition. shape your best, your Open Every Day and Night dent, Butler; best. Sold by all druggists. Do Your In each of these lines our stock treasurer, L. F. Turner. The program Historical Loan Exhibit, Trading very complete. We Invite Inspection. as outlined for the celebration is as Mrs William Maynard of Taunton Contractor George A. Northrop has Every Day When la Bethel for meats follows: June 14, the cele- has had a in her res nearly completed for H. N. Tiemann a In a discussed article on and groceries at oun store and you make no Office Thursday, telephone placed re- widely of mistake Beet quality of goods, lowest cash Post News Store, bration will commence at 10 a. m., idence. large addition to the rear of his "Reflex from Africa," in the Soma the other Importaat Features rionuments The store. residence in Hanover. Light prices. money saving ll Arcade, Bridgeport. with school graduation exercises in the cently purchased May Century, Charles Francis Adams Sunday, June 10 Religious observances, Rev. lad Cemetery Work of all church. At 2 p. tn., FJag day exercises Walter S. Hine, the well-know- n gave it as his opinion, reached after Dr Lyman Abbott and others. kinds ia aay Granite or Marble. Esti- on the of music and cattle man, was m town, Hermon H. Peck has the close observation and of June 11 Three parades. Baseball. mate oa Let- McDowell Mutual Life green, consisting Orange improved study the Monday. events. aad designs application. Thumb hand stole of Oenteetaylor, The Northwestern speeches. Friday, June 15, will be at the Grand Central hotel appearance of his place by extending black Africa, tbat the negro is, and Athletic tering at reasonable prices. St, followed in the fence north to corner, will inferior to Tuesday, June 18 Three parades. Grand Ar- Insurance Co. visiting day, by reception picket the always be, the white my state encampment. Baseball. Pre- En- Town hall in the John J. of and replacing the board fence on the man and a clog on civilization. The D. K. James H. Issues the Safest and Strongest, Life and evening. Saturday, Secretary Northrop, the of sentation A. Tablet. Successor to O. W. Bolles Pagan,BETHEL, OONN dowment Policies. June Ki, a salute at sunrise of 100 guns; Scnooi noara, returned rrom iiutlalo, north side his place with a wire other side of the question will be dis- Wednesday, June 13 State Federation of La- R. H. Broderlck, Special Agent, 11 a. m.,iGovernor'8 parade with salute N. Y., last week Tuesday evening. fence of neat design. Fred Northrop cussed in the June Century by Harry bor parade and Seld day. Athletic meet. Just Received 164 State, Bridgeport. Oonn. 17 2 Golf tournament Concert. of guns; p. m., mass meeting on bringing with him a load of extra qual- assisted him with the work. Stillwell Edwards, well known as a A fine lot of GARDEN TOOLS Thursday. June 14 M'litary and semi-milita- ry of kinds. Woodruff's Seeds In bulk. the green. Address of welcome, fol ity young cattle for the farm or his writer, editor and politician. The drum all Brian lowed address of Gov Kob- - N. F. W. of New Haven was words of such an a Southern- parade. Big corps parade Bros., Lake Shore, Donlap'a, Hart. Wells A by Henry father, William North Ingham authority, and contests, over forty corps. Oo,8 Seeds, Poultry Netting. American Wire Blue Ribbon ert8. Historical address by Judge rop. This was Mr JNorthrop's second in town, Friday, registering at the er born and bred, come with weierht. June 15 Putnam Phalanx Fencing. Longman & Martlnes Palnta, Lead, V&Mto-d- Friday, parade. the market Epaphroditus Peck, followed by to tnis Grand Central. Mr Edwards believes in the Historical addresses. Colonial ball. Fertilizers OIL Turpentine, Varnish, etc Glass and Put-- fnffoA Bulialo, spring. negro's Jap-a-La- c, D..nn Ht the price, 25c per and from trip ana Open athletic meet. For Farm, Garden ty, Ohl Namel and Campbell's one our Ooffee cus speeches greetings former nnai, complete peacerul incorpora Varnish Lenour"s Floor Alahas-tin- e, pound. We want every of John and Miss Lillian Hay-doc- k Saturday, June 16 Reproduction First Town Stains, Paint turner to give this famous blend a trial: they residents. Fireworks in the evening. John Herbert, telephone lineman in Haydock tion into the American svstem with Historical exercises. Base- and Lawn. Muresco, etc June 17, 2 of of were visitors in Meeting. ' won' regret It. Sunday, at p. m., services in the employ Manager Beers the town, Friday, out injury to himself or to his white ball. Wesleyan vs. Holy Cross. Open ; Church, when former pastors will be local exchange, has been transferred registering at the Grand Central hotel. neighbor; and urges that he be given golf handicap.- ! State Saengerbund E. W. GILBERT, heard and special music. A historical back to Litchfield, where he will work ae aid, comrort ana nenetit or a broad parade. SMITH BEERS, Bethel,. Ct 15 Center Gonn., STEPHEN FRENCH, exhibit will be held on each day in the for the same company. Miss Hattie Northrop was the guest Christian tolerance. Mr Edwards' St., Bethel, Stepney Depot, Ot. 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1906.

dampness that tells if they are the Charles H. Jennings, of Green's Farms. Newtown Anaemia Is Cured good Kinds, ours are well made and The little son of Selectman W. San- - The Bea in kind of SI Newtown. 25. 1908. stay put, any weather; rord Jennings was painfully injured by Friday, Hay BY DR WILLIAflS' PINK PILLS AS 10 4 ior straws. & Savard, falling over a rocking '.chair while at main street ipavis avenue. one Refrigerators, FOOD CURBS HUNQER. and .bairnem piay, day last week. Bridgeport. CIRCULATION : THEY ARB THE MOST WIDELY USED AND REDDING. Linen THE CHURCH. Ice Cream January 1.U8S. 600 SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOB ALL CONQREQATIONAL "White Mountain FORMS GRANGE NOTES. Last week, 4450 OF DEBILITY. Anaemia, whether it results from ac- CHILDREN'S DAT SERVICES. The Redding Grange will present a ! Freezers and drama in two acts, called the tual loss of blood, from lack of nutrition unuaren's nay win De observed on "Among Collars due to stomach trouble, or whatever the second Sunday in June. The Chil Breakers," at the Ridge hall, (Friday Ten Paces. Its source, is a of evening, June 1. If stormy, Saturday Blue Flame Oil Stoves simply deficiency the dren's day service will take place at 11 A vital fluid. Dr Williams' Fink Fills a. m., an interesting program having evening. glance at the cast This weather wilts them Are now the most interesting goods of the season. actually makes new blood. 'They do been prepared under the direction of snouid prove sufficient inducement to HOME NEWS. that one and they do it well. As Mrs Hurd Miss Mabel spend an enjoyable evening among our and constant wears them out. Then the thing Hewit, Taylor nrst-cias- s amateur xne or washing buy Llak Hand Spray Pumps for killing bugs bars no tqual. Pries 50c the blood directly feeds the nerves ana miss xaaoei morris, isev a. e, actors, cast will so & so s. on nervous is characters will be as follows: best, they wear much longer. Earl Wilson Oas, two aad tbrss buraar Oil Stovas. prioa 600, 750, $1 aad their action the system Danforth, the pastor, will give a brief David of Marion THE nUSICAL KINDERGARTEN. often remarkable and they have cured to cnnaren. re Murray.Ckeeper Sand Point make the best linen collars in the world. This is a fact Wa sarry ia stock a graat varisty of ths haavy Lisk Tin Wara aad address rne nrst Lighthouse, Harry Saunders Harland Coffaa Pota. many nervous disorders that have not hearsal will be held on Saturday after that was a few when it was the fad to STARTS WITH BRIGHT PROSPECTS. yielded to treatment. noon cnurcn. Larry Devlne, Professor Bodine proven years ago Tba Salf Oil Can without Faueat or Paokfng ia haviag a larga aala. ordinary at z.ju at tne tion uooth Aaron Sanford Saallag ean aa "As a girl," says Mrs Jessie Fink, of Hunter, wear imported collars made in Germany and England. Tan aimply pour tha oil out without aay affort tha ia oparatad 180 Bast Mill Ohio, "1 Peter Paragraph, Emory Sanford Last afternoon at the New street, Akron, semi-annu- al saally aa a quart flUar. Friday suffered from nervous and The business meeting Lend Paragraph, Dexter Perkins I Customers at first thought that the foreign made were town Inn, Miss Lilian uourtwrignt, indigestion of Christian Endeavor Minnie Dane. Miss Wood etc. at well known musician and when 1 was eighteen years old l was the society will Viola better; tney soon tound that taken from start to tinish, Pamps, Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe, Gutters, the pianist reduced in to 93 was be held this (Friday) evening in the DessStarbright, Mrs Randolph Bradley of Bridgeport, gave the ladies of our weight pounds. I church Mother Mrs Aaron Sanford E. & W.'s were the best. Fresh linen is and town a most and instructive anaemic, nervous, couldn't eat or sleep, vestry. Carey,. waiter delightful was of uiaoy Bean, Mrs Elbert sanford than linen has been in stock. We sell talk on "The Musical short breath after the least 25c. stronger that kept Jiinaergarien,"in- and had headaches almost SCIATICA CURED AFTER TWENTY Admission The proceeds will Miss Courtwright is the talented exertion be used for the benefit of the large quantities and our stock fresh. E. J. HALL'S. ventor and of this system of constantly. I had a doctor, of course. YEARS OF TORTURE. Redding keep developer but as well have so Grange. teaching. The kindergarten principles I might taken 1- -2 Sandy Hook, Conn. a much water for all the good his medi 25c each. $1 38 a doz. are used. The children each have For more B. Daniel O'Keefe has rented the key-boa- than twenty years J. place rd of three or four octaves, cine did me. combined with of notes, "Finally my vitality and strength Massey, of 3322 Clinton St., Minneapo lately occupied by William Crouch games printed were so to lis, was tortured oy sciatica. and owned by Henry S. Osborne. these further illustrated witn songs reduced that I had take to Minn., some and instruction converts the mv bed for several weeks at a time. The nain and RUfferinc which hp. en The road workers are busy and object dured time is com- - 01 tne roads have been in very dreaded hours of piano practice Into a could not digest any solid food and for during this beyond put weeks old not taKe otner nourisn prenension. jNotning gave him any good order. How About charming pastime. The cbildren be l any Mrs is fore are aware 01 it are ment than a cup of tea or beef broth. permanent relief until he used Cham Thompson making improve they taugnt "While 1 was sick in bed I read of berlain's Pain Balm. One application ments to her place in the Center. J. B. & how to form the scale, make the staff, Son, 01 tnat uniment relieved tne and Mr Amery 01 New York nas pur Mullings treble and base clef also learn Dr Williams' Pink Pills and I stopped pain t, through all medicine and to take maae sieep ana rest possible, and less chased the George Read place ad - - Your Lumber Wants? the games and songs all the different other began one nronertv he nurchased of Waterbury. - Conn. the pills. Soon my was than bottle has effected a perman joining the kinds of notes, whole, half, quarter, improvement 11 v noticeable. ent cure. trouoiea with sciatica or Joseph Snuires, last summer. oa but eiorhth. etc.. and Incidental! fractions. very My strength began 25-ce- It may be presumptioa my part, no rheumatism why not a nt bot Treasurer Bartram 01 the Metnooist me what I could yon oat. In connection with the technical to return, my stomach gave me try hoaaatly I believe that should you advise you aesd, help and as soon as 1 to taKe tie of Pain Balm and see for yourself church reported, Sunday, that the in m. r .11 htmAm mmA nradu of Lumbar. Shinalea. Sash Doera. Bliada, Haa- - they are given small albums pain just began how 01 was Z4. training mu- solid food in snail quickly It relieves the Dain. For debtedness tne church t.U. MnnUlmam. Nails. Fait Rooflaa. Wovea V7ire Fence. Barbed Wire, Harrows. with photographs of the famous l gained weight. i sale R. H. Beers & with Bach. ever now nappy was wnen j by Co., Newtown; ColtlTatora, Brisk, Time aad Cemeat, was never more eomplete. sical composers, beginning forget i Curtis & Co., Hook; W IN Each composer is made almost a per- realized that I was really getting well Taylor, Sandy TO CURB A COLD ONE DAY. ones ur Williams' irinic "1118 W. nurd, L.ong Hill; A. B. Blakeman, sonal acquaintance to the little certainly s. J. Trumbull. E. C. PLATT, HawleyvilJe, Conn. through striking anecdotes and talks. saved my life. I am now perfectly Botsrora; rarks, JR. & It surely Is a privilege having this rare wen, nave regained my normal weitrnt Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qui H. Beers Co., opportunity of unique delightful train- oi 1ZU pounds and 1 tmnK Ur Williams A. M. Briscoe has been ha vine his nine Tablets. Druggists refund mon Conn. ing in music for our cbildren and the Fink Fills are a wonderful medicine front lawn nicely graded and has bad ey if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S Newtown, ohief beauty and benefit to be derived and I have recommended them to hosts a new walk and steps built, which signature is on each box. 25c. is As of people. " greatly improve the front of the house, COULDN'T YOU SEE BETTER, its quick practical application. are recom It 18 through toe personal enort ana i)r wiiuams' Fins fuis And wouldn't you have more comfort if your glasses really Gordon has mended for stubborn stomach trouble, Mrs Then not us make a tor mat aor our own Influence of Mrs that It Elizabeth Wilson of Danbury fe AA?1 fitted your eyes? why let pair you m gnuu Introduced she should be for all cases of weakness and debility, Is a few weeks with his son, leases in xacwry on cue prouiuoa. been here, and other spending encouraged by a large class and the such as result from fevers George K. Wilson, in Taunton. 920 Main St., Bridgeport. acute diseases. They are grateful to Straw Hats. F.LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, hearty interest and support of the pa - For the De most delicate are a power- t rents, xne nrst ciass win neia ai the stomach, i tonic without a ana Earl Williams of Bethel visited 3 ! the Grand Central hotel, Thursday aft being stimulant a few last in Taun v ernoon at 4 o'ciock. , following tne are guaranteed not to contain any friends, days week, Memorial We are showing a large and carefully selected stock of reception and lecture the ladies were harmful drugs. Their double action ton. on blood and nerves have made the celebrated Miller-Allai- re Straw Hats for and SEASON OF 1906. treated to a short recital by Miss the wny taKe a dozen to cure Holiday S Dress Courtwright and Mrs Gordon: 1st vio them valuable in the treatment of a tnings Mrs Gor wide range of diseases, and every claim that cough? Kennedy's Laxative You may want a Hammock. Street wear. You will be pleased with the goods and ' Tennis all new and fresh of course. lin solo, "Opening p Croquet, spring," was made ror tnem is substantiated oy Honey and Tar allays the congestion. Our line eoaeiate of mora thaar-gj- don. Miss Courtwright, which stops tnat tickling, drives the cold out and orioea. the prices. Also a stock of Straw Hats for field new and of and near-b- y. towns. much Miss then authentic and absolutely honest records - fifty deslgaa raaaina lev big Postal cards, Interesting, Bridgeport enjoyed. courtwright of cures, send for free booklet. tnrougn tne bowels, sold by all drug- from 55 to $8. S5 Have you seen them? played several selections from Cbapin, Tou a Fraazar. and harvest work. Nevins, and two. selections from Mac-- All druggists sell Dr Williams' Pink may wait Fills or will be sent The bast kiada are here. 990 Main Dowell. which were especially appre they by mau.ipost Wedding rings, of a varied as 4$ A line of Soft Felt and Hats in the latest Jackson's Book Shop, St., Bridgeport. ciated. While the attendance was nairi. on receiDt of nrice. 50c ner box, gifts mn iou may waai a sat 01 mto- - nobby Derby six boxes $2 Dr Williams sortment such as clocks, cut glass, Our ev-- good, we wished a larger number of for 50, by the silverware Reid & VI quat. line ia tha largaat stvles. Medicine Co., JN. x. at Todd's, Bridge ar snowa ia the parents could have shared the Schenectady, port. Always glad to show you our ayf vaabury. rnci Necklackes From $1.00 pleasure with us. One of the Parents, une ano nave you see our prices are as Bracelets and Up, C. A. 1. 11. low as reliable goods can, be obtained. ZA You may waat somethiaa for HATTERTOWN. Reid & Todd, 1054 Main street. Fine n year Lawa. Lawa Mowsra, Largest Assortment, Latest Styles ST JOHN'S CHURCH. repairing. stQ Lawa Seats, Lawa Swiaga, and Lowest Prices. NEWSY NOTES. Porch Screeas. - The new serial, "Seeing France with Yon mav wut an Oil Stave. MEMORIAL SUNDAY. Mrs Harry Davis of New Haven has uncie Anne author Lawn Mowers. HENRY C. Ths been visiting her mother, Mrs William Jonn," by Warner, 82 They ara here, right goods, right lA REID, Jeweler, The subject of a special sermon for of "Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs 0 ksv Conn. oai-i- j. Johnson. pricaa. Jlala Telephone will in tbe June Cen V.A c- Ow 9ga Street, Bridgeport, the day is, "Our Inheritance," having Mrs Sarah Crane of Bridgeport has Lathrop," begin 5 Wk .111 4lA .Mf- Do need a Lawn Mower this the Black reference to the sale and tury. The story is largely told in the In summer helps and comforts. )A you spring? Try particular spent several days with her sister, Mrs form of letters from a Ameri 4f thing alienation of our lands and homes to ifimeiine b ischer. young Beauty. Ball and a machine. strangers. "O God, the heathen are can girl to her mother; but Uncle John buy or not at KB bearing splendid running Mrs J. U. Liewls, who has been very is cnief like Susan aD Greatest Lfc ! come into thine inheritance: thy holy siok. is rapidly regaining her health. the actor, and, Danbury'a Store, A full line of Tools for and farm work. A Moment temple have they defiled; they have Mrs Annie Miller and Clegg, is entirely unconscious of bow garden The scribble the doctor's on the : daughters he is. 1 of pen prescript laid Jerusalem on heaps." Fs. 79 l, have gone to their new home in New funny 4 ion cure The he do that. The offertory next Sunday morning blank doesn't you. drugs prescribes They or York Uitv. should be of the That's tne kind we use in our Pre-- will be sent to the Bishop Califor Miss Florence M. Winton and Miss a matter anecting every man, wo highest quality. nia, in response to the appeal of Bishop Mabel L. Gilbert have enjoyed a few man and child 1b the spelling nroblem lcripbon Department. Brewster. days' visit at U. utllison's. and tbe present aims of the reformers. 43 fcfr JEL & l. so will be wide-sprea- d In ware Co., R. Beers Co., A recital of and vocal music Carpenter Thomas Perkins has been there interest organ, new some 01 is. a, Dr Benjamin E. Smith's presentment will be in St John's church on laying roois upon 249-2- 51 Newtown, Conn. . given Booth's buildings. in tne June uentury or the Simplified Main St , Curtis' the evening of June 1, at 7.45, by Mrs Board's and 43 Pharmacy, A. W. Daniels of solo Miss Sophia Booth of Stepney has Spelling aims proposed 4? Corner Main and Elm Sts., Conn. Danbury, sopra- been the guest or her brother, Edward methods of securing results. It is Dr Conn. Bridgeport, no in the Church of the Disciples: Smith's contention reform 43 Danbury, Cecil Wright, student of organ and uootn. that the and Miss S. or- Mr and Mrs Edgar C. Northrop have urged by the Simplified Spelling Board voice; Mary Warner, gone to Miaaieneia ior a two weeks is practical and bopeful in that it is ganist. Look for further notice next an SEND 10 CENTS week: The will to stay. simply acceleration of an establish' offertory go the Dr Celeste Benedict of ed and natural historical process. Do You New music-fun- d of the Bridgeport want Harness. parish. has sold her in this to a We HaTeiThsm. for set of 6 new Battenberg designs, consisting of one place village shells for S. E. ' man in Brooklyn, N. Y., who will take Oyster poultry at butter-fl- y for scarf or center & elegant cushion, dresser PROF MUSICALE. about June 1. Sanford Co.'s. Spring turn-ove- PLATT'S possession BirdseyPeck Does Yoir Old Htvrness Need piece corner, one stock collar, one r collar, one and family and Charles Benedict, the Repairing.We can do It. tie end, one hair ornament, one 6-i- n. doily; in all 432 PROCEEDS TO BK DEVOTED TO THE present occupants, will move into Mr H. H. Sykes, general superintendent inches of latest designs foi only 10c to introduce our SANDY HOOK LIBRARY. Benedict's house, opposite the Ralph of the Southern New England Tele- Weddings. Benedict place. and Mr of Tha of I new catalogue choice fancy work designs and materials. It should be of special interest to all phone Co., Lewis, the perplexing problem w. W. STEVENS a CO.. Edward Booth is the im the patrons and friends of the enjoying pleas maintenance department of tbe same iuf weaning gin easily aoivsa nere. C. M. P. STAMPING; CO., Box ia Dept. Bridgeport, Conn. Hook Sandy ure of riding in a stylish new runabout company, came to Newtown in the Wa call particular atteation to our line 16 White St., Danbury, Conn. B, library, that the net proceeds of buggy, of a. & (Jo, company s of hand china for This concern la entirely trustworthy. fEdltor Baa. the annual recital of Mr Piatt's pupils, purchased Hawley big automobile, Saturday, exquisite painted assisted will toward taKing supper at tne JNewtown inn. which wa are exclusive Bridgeport by others, ga the From here they want to Danbury. ageata. Nothiag like this waa aver expenses of printing a catalogue of COMRADES, ATTENTION! ahown here. Wa extead a cordial invi books, for general public use. The Robert H. Beers tation to all toviait tha exhibition. A Exceptional pretty musicale will be held in Glover's hall, Have you heard what is the inten has purchased a thiaga both uaeful of our fellow on Memorial new Oliver typewriting machine. visit ia not aa obligation to buy bat the Gifts, aad oraamantal. June 7, and a fuller notice will be given tion citizens are for. aala. Tha delieata by the Professor, next week. I do not day? Let us show our appreciation of goods Drugs of . a ob See vou no beautiful finiah proclaiming the Rings. Ringa all eizea, much want to appeal to people to pat-- tneir etiorts by making it special that your druggist gives work of artiste the of whom Weddingguaranteed beat quality, ia 18, 14 aa4 10 earata ronlze a good work on the ground of a ject to be present on this occasion, imitation when you ask for Kennedy's eignaturea encn double benefit to be gained; but such We are but a handful, and every year Laxative Money and Tar, tbe original piece uhtb. and REID & TODD, Jewelers and Opticians, is the kindness and generosity of our is tening on our ranss. ljet us turn Laxative cougn syrup, ah druggists. local we offered out as as possible in Main music teacher, that are strongly number, 1084 Street, Bridgeport. Telephone. not only a musical treat, but the use Let us go to the cemeteries where lie of our money over again, applied to the remains of the comrades who have Q. W. Fairchild & Groceries. Kills aad permaneatly deatroya all our own public interests. There is gone on before, soon it will be our PAIR FIELD COUNTY. weeds, doss twice ths work of aay other Carriage and every ;good reason why the musicale turn to be laid away in mother Earth harrow, and makes ths land true. Mo ithlng. Undertaker and Embalmara. we should receive a large, enthusiastic but while live and can get about. Sons, up-to-d- farmer can afford to be with- Wagon Repairing. us wno were our GREENFIELD HILL. audience; for the sake of the chil- let not rorget loose Betts & out oas. Two horses saaOy do the dren; for the sake of the faithful comrades in the great strife for the Jewelers, Betts, work. Clark's Diss & JTiorris for sake of of this KEY C. L. HILL PREACHES. Sandy Hook, Conn. Sulky Plow dose Prindle teacher; the the library; preservation glorious country, Main Cor. P. O. ths work of aay othsr Sulky Plow. C. L. and in short for the general public good Yours in F. C. and L., Custer Post Rev Charles Lyon Hill of Fairfield 997 St., Arcade, SMALLEY, W. H. PRINDLE. L.O MORRIS. In sense. is Ct. every And it to the honor Adjutant. occupied the pulpit at the Congrega BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 8tepasy Depart, of the people of our town that, as a tional cnurcn nere, eunaay Sunday Hours: 10 to 11 a. EaTABUanmD 1889. Funeral Directors our morning, WEbta BLI BHSD IMS. ARTHURSTOWE, rule, home entertainments are gen- NOTICE. ana oaae aaieu to nis many mends 12 to 1. Practical Horaeahoer. and Embalmera, erously appreciated. O. O. Wright. here before leaving for his new charge Im.; Agent Western Connecticut. Wagon and Carriage Re- On and date will be in Minnesota. Mr 1111, wno is a son Rsddiaf Ridgs, - - Conn. pairing and Painting 1 alao Blacksmlthlng In after I found TELEPHONES SERVICE : aU ita branches. First claaa workmanship Newtown, Conn. The Men's club had an my house in Hook from 5 to 7.30 of .Deacon and Mrs N. B. Hill of this Interesting Sandy Remember 16-a- guaranteed and prloaa always reasonable. session, Tuesday night, at the Grand p. m. Anyone wishing to consult me piace, nas oeen engaged in the prac Woodbury Local, i. Telephone: No, 1137 14 Bridgeport Central with 16 members there can do so at time. Tele tice 01 iaw ior tne past ave years, tie S. N. E. T. Co., 76. 1 hotel, pres- that Telephone Call ent. David C. Peck was host. Rev phone, No. 29-- 5. A; L. Schuyler, lsnigniy respected throughout Fair We are selling agents de- m.. field village, where he has resided W. H. Prindle, 23--3. L. O. Morris, 3. J. H. George gave the members a u. for the best outside and inside on "Southern writ- Newtown, May 25, 1906. since bis admission to the bar. and paint Sootn Britain Announcement. If you want real fresh We belong to the lightful evening where he and his will on the market. NOTICE ! party that never ers. " A committee has beeD appoint- family be great throws mud and ed, consisting of Rtv J. H. George, E. Beginning next week, L. C. Morris ly missea. uireciiy arter ois ordina- sand. That Is the L. Johnson and O. S. to a close tion to the Christian ministry Mr Hill kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large HAL WE Y. WILMOT & Piatt, call will bis store every Tuesday, received call to Bargain Day Field eind stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand public meeting to consider the forma- xoursaay ana t naay at o.3U p. m. the Minnesota to take ! REYNOLDS. tion of an historical charge of two important churches and CARRARA Is Every Day Garden Seeds B. M. society. will leave for his new field of labor in TUTTLE, UNDERTAKERS, Henry D. Hine, the capable New a a WeeU a nice sweet canned corn 5 cans tor Come SOUTHBURY, CONN. 188 State Oonn. Mr Mrs E. G. were Milford was town iew ays. ine sincere wisnes of a is the name. ssc. here. We sell that kind. St., Bridgeport, and Lake in New photographer, in host of friends will follow him to his Box of nice WrlttngPaper for 5c and np, Shop closed every Saturday noon. Haven, this week, the guests of their Tuesday. Baxb Wire, and Vintm Ranorda. 3Sm. 60c CI. distant home for tbe ultimate success Poultry Netting 3ro-cerl- ee daughter, Mrs Charles McBath. Wall Paper, Gardon and Field Seeds. L. C. Obobob B. Hivut, Viae St. Near Park Ave Mrs A. W. Bassett Tues of bis labors. Staples and Meats. The Honey Saving Store. Morris, Edward H. WimoT. U6 Clinton Ave. returned, for the choicest Conn. Ton B. RsYHOLDfl, 2M West Ave. J. W. Knowlten of Bridgeport was a day evening, after a brief visit Headquarters Newtown, Announcements of Trumbull Telephone SB guest, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs A. C. Derby. DEERFIKLD ITEMS. J. H. Merchants. Moore in Taunton. Mrs Caroline Allen Baker of Bridge Grass and Garden Seeds. Casaidy's, Miss Mary Warner passed Sunday port spent part of last week at Charles South Britain, Conn. Carl Knapp of Bridgeport was a witn ner sister, miss x lorence warner, Nichols'. r Also Seed Potatoes Wall Papers. of Blackman in New Britain. W. The larcest stock In P. F. guest, Sunday, Stanley J. ... ; Mrs E. Nichols has been the Bridge on and Fertilizers. port. We pay the exoress on bill of pa- Keating, Mt Pleasant. guest of a friend in Bridgeport. that amounts to or more.any Just Arrived. FURNITURE DEALER, Frederick Bresson is in a new Miss M. M. pers tl S. riding Burr still continues Just Arrived. Oar of nice Oats which George Drew of Nichols spent runaoout Duggy, purcnaseo 01 u. uaw- - poorly. Out of Town Work a Specialty. very Undertaking and Embalming In all Its here with & co. quite A full line of Ladiea'. I am selling at a low figure. Buy now before branches, promptly and attended to. Sunday friends. ley Nelson Raymond is reported as be- the price advances. I have some nice Seed carefully on sick list. S. E. Sanford & Misses' aad Children'a White Caavaa Oats and Grass Seed. Fertilizers 8ANDT HOOK. OONN. Mr Mr Mrs S. W. ing tbe Co., Shoaa. Be to W. W. Walker & Son, and Swift's Animal FertilizersBradley'sfor all and Mrs George S. Northrop and and Gledhill of Bridge up data aad gat a pair. crops. NEWTOWN, CONN. Shoaa. 1180 Main Sfc, Ct. 332-- 2. Let m. quote you prices. Remember I now do Richard Turner of Sbelton were the port passea nunaay at ayior's notel, CATTLE KILLED BY LIGHTNING. Taaala Bridgeport. Tel. grinding at my mill every Saturday. Wtn. guests, Sunday, of Mrs Philo Northrop Alao Oxfords ia Patent. Vici Kid aad J. Beehler, in Taunton. Miss During Thursday electrical Taa. a Trumbull, Ethel May Logan of Bridge storm night's Samuel Ward, Conn. Fukirxx Director and port, George Hotchkiss, Miss Hotch- - lightning struck six head of cat- Everything for the Embalmkr, Misses Bessie and Florence Glover of kiss, miss Koilins, A. Qulen tle belonging to John Barlow, killing jTrot Along Your Feet. Harry three line heifers and one cow se- Telephone Connection, Brookfleld, Oonn. Hanover were in Bridgewater, last Mrs Edwin Rolston, William H. Rol- and I Can Fit Them. Saturday, the guests of Mr and Mrs ston of New P. E. Mrs riously injuring the remaining two. THORNS York, Abbott, The were Lee S. Dickinson. Abbott and Miss Bertha Brooks of cattle grazing in tbe pasture Bee -- near Mr dis- BY NEW Get F. Fall Mass , W. Fred Chase of Barlow's home and were Keeper. c. p. w7lliaivis VV. ftUKtU ny Prices George Taylor, River, covered shower. Funeral John Hamblin, Ray Hamblin and Boston, Mass., R. W. Mills of New soonafter the METHOD. Great On Cambridge Steel Plows, Director, Sandy Hook, Ct Miss Lottie Hamblin of South Britain Haven L. M. South Britain. Oliver Chilled Disc 27-- 27-- and Hubbard, of Plows, Harrows, Harrows, Telephone Calls: 5 and 3. Jr., Children '8 Day exercises will be held Falconer's fine Success. Cutaway harrows, horse and band corn plan t- - were, guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs Wailingiord .have been recent guests goods Try it. nnes. snoveis ana iorss. international E. G. Lake. sne at the Congregational church, Sunday, at Notice. with nnr metrirwl I ll at iewtown inn. 3. Prices. Gasoline Engines, the best make on the mar-Ga- June Mrs R. Bradley Jennings has Factory Special get. and see It. Buv vour farm machin of Having leased A. D. Mnnson's blacksmith positive cure or refunded. R. H. Beers & Co. have received charge the literary program, whicb 28-pa- ge am money ery and tools at my store, and save money. just The Wentworth Furniture Co., 115 is said to be to Free. shop at South Britain Oentea. prepared to Send a nobby line of white duck hats for John are up her usual degree of Catalogue do horseshoeUiK, carriage and wagon repair- ioc (silver) for trial treatment. TRUMBULL I Mr and Mrs F. B. men, ladies and children street, Bridgeport, offering excellence. ing and general Jobbing. Satisfaction In all Bouton, f which they some extra good values in sideboards G. Monroe work guaranteed. All work strictly cash. S. J. PARKS. OONN. Funeral Directors and J are at 25c. Also an extra fine F. is confined to the Frank A. S. T. HALL. South Oonn. ThoModern Chemical Co. selling and buffets. Their stock is up to date house with a in- Lacey, Britain, Lock Bx. 2. Newtown. Kt Embalmera. ffl assortment or straw hats. very painful attack of 81 North Ct. Oou. in every respect. AS a rule you will flammatory rheumatism. St., Danbury, fS New Fork State License. 4k find something to please you at their Nelson an White Loaf Flour, 'b Day and Night Services. K Mrs Emerson and son. Mrs Hastings no Raymond, aged resident - White Swan (J5 store, matter what it is you want. of Banks North Of Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 480. J and son of New Haven were guests, so as the district, is said to Canfield & One the best brands of Flour Pnillip Schnabel, is Davis, l M long it to fit out a bouse. Their be ill with Dr on the market, 70c per img. With every H lb i.l Ttl . n Is a fine Bread Flour; Branch Office Rldgefield. Tel.: Nol. jS last week, of Mr and Mrs E. G. Lake. or seriously pneumonia. 50c newnuwn, uoaa. 16.25 06c bait. I have some shock carpets, rugs, in fact floor cov L. Hetzel of af- Painters and Paper Hangers, of our Tea we give a nice tumbler; also P. O."vuwwwu jib per bbl: per nice J. Southport is looking uounu xsc we tum- Address: Bethel, Bonte 8H. Fertil- of all 32-- wini every oi uoiree a seed oats: also grass seed of all kinds. Mrs erings descriptions, is large, and ter tbe patient. Newtown, Oonn. 3. Coffees give isers: I have Baker's, Union, Crocker and Darling and Miss Margaret Dar- oners one a chance to a se Telephone bler. Our and Teas are hard to beat. CONTRACTOR for all kinds of Get of were make good Mr and Mrs Sherwood Banks are tbe JOHN M. SQUIRE. South and BUILDER. Rogers makes crops. my ling Fairfield guests, last week ICUtlUU. Biggest lias af Wall Paper aamplea ia Britain. Ct - prices before buying, Grain and Feed of all W. Wednesday.of Mr and Mrs E. G. Lake. proud grandparents of an eight-poun- d town. Rartimasfeaaa. e1sa1l ns all swdautfsi kinds.) E. TROY. JR.. baby boy, born to Mr and Mrs William by day or contract. Bawdy The middle of Trot's Bldo., Hook. May is the time set Willis of Bridgeport, Monday, May 14 ! F. Furniture A New Line of tha Latest Advertised letters: Lulglno Rub-ban- o, by fashion for men to start Miss Ruth of Use Strawberries Chester Brinsmade, Lakatos straw wearing Raymond Bridgeport Quick and Easy Soap Trumbull. Oonn. Goods. Marie, Hrehor Koxik hats. Davis & Savard have was a Sunday visitor at D. C. Smith's. Styles Are Here: Caaertaklaf In all ita Braaabaa. Deuel nele, Paeta Nozzareus, Frances- opened their line of fresh from Mrs Abram was and Washing Powder. It Is tbe best that can Fresh everv dav. All bind. rf Spring co straws, Banks, who expect- uo maun, manuiacturea oy tne fresh Fruit and Vegetables In uunn AT ' 248-- S. Franco, A. H. W. D. the a vari- a thfr Telephone Troy's Hotel, No. Renshaw, factories, comprising great ed home from protracted visit with VALLEY SOAP Oo.. Ot. Good stock of Straw Hats for dress and the Thatcher, Esq., Rev W. H. Hendrick-son- , ety of styles In brim and crown to Mrs C. Sonthbury, neiu. rtraii stock. Also nice suit her daughter, Henry Raymond, Grease taken In exchange for soap. line of raper,Mattlnirlarge a Corbett's Shoe John Lee, Mrs F. M. Bassett, Miss the tastes of young, middle-age- d, or Black Straw fnr thn flmr Umni Store, United States Health and W. A. A. L. in Rock, this week, is now said and General Merchandise. If you do not see HONAN, Franklin, Miss Mllicent Ford, older. men, and at prices to suit the to be confined to the bouse Illness. & wuat ask for It. SANDY BOOK OT. Accident Ins Co. Miss Bertha M. E. A. We select by Chas. H. Sweezy Son you want, Funeral Director and Allen, Burbank, pocket. only the makes that Mr and Mrs Samuel J.Dayton and THE MONEY-S- A VINO STORK Bmbalmer, Mrs Julia L. Bentson, Alonzo Weed, will hold their in wet or Miss Brook- Long Hill, Oonn., We hars a superior line of Shoes and Oxfosd D. E. Coho, State flanager, Miss shape damp daughter. Alice Dayton, of and Builders. Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys aad Maine la all TixBFHom 4-- ,, Alice D. Watrous. Willson M. climates. All straw look were Carpentera Allen Will visit Hewtowa once a month. Newtown, Ct. hats alike lyn, N. Y., over Sunday guests Estimates tarnished and contracts taken Joyce, the latent stylos and lasts. If yon are inter Reynolds, Postmaster. when new, to some people. It is the of Mrs Dayton's parents, Mr and Mrs Prices reasonable. Roxbury Station, Oonn. ested call and get pricee. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1906.

THE ROAD WORK. of the 1 Some FEATURES A Deal for "By June 1 the roads in town will be Square Everyone." gone over once," said Selectman Staub which contribute to to a reporter of Ths Bkk. Last year the work was completed by June 1 IOOO and Mr Staub sees no reason why it WHITE. should take loDger this year. Luther Worcester Freeman is tbe competent foreman fS THECirf. over the gang in tbe south part of tbe Mower It is the values we are providing that have made our town, wmie selectman suuivan over store so successful. is :he sees work in tbe north part of the Negligee phenomenally It character of the town. offerings and the fairness ot the prices that convince the criti- Superiority. cal choosers that have made this store the rendezvous or pur- GRAND ARMY MEN TO ATTEND SERVICE in AT THE METHODIST CHURCH. Shirts SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION. chasers past years. The members of UDton Dost. G. A Fewer part that la any other mowir, PILP1 mum R., have been invited to attend the in white and assorted s colors, aad thsss of the most practical aad White the always beautiful. Methodist church, Sunday, and have simplest design. the accepted the invitation. Rev Harris cts. and EXTRAORDINARY STRENGTH. No Charlies P. Pres. and Treas. White always staple. bmith will a sermon. 50 $i. Bentley, - preach patriotic other feature ia the construction of Wor- A comprehensive display of dressy White gar- STILL RIVER POSTOFFICE TO BE MADE cester Mowers receives so much connid-eratio- a. ments are now collected here. Embroidered A STATION OF THE NEW MILFORD The warm weather has started the Strength is so distributed White Lawn Costumes POSTOFFICB. sale of ths machine throughout that every part, White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits. The, Still River postofflce is to be Tea the smallest, is equal to any strain White Shirt Waists. made a station of the New Milford it is called upon to bear. postofflce after June 16, 1906. Mrs White Linen Skirts with Laura Straw Hats DURABILITY. Actual prov-s- a Ginghams. embroidery insertion, Campbell, tbe present postmis- tests have also tress, is to remain as clerk in charge. and we are to all that Worcester Mowers wear better Our sales of Ginghams, this year, have been phenomenal plain. prepared supply aad laat longer thaa any other. to the of KKBEKAHS TO GIVE A DANCE. your needs in this line. LIGHT DRAFT. owing fact that our styles are Drettv and out the Abiolutely the a exhibit of A social dance will be machine to draw horse was ordinary. It's great White, The given by lht - in are in a of sizes Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, I. O. O. ever hitched to. Large driving' wheels; We open, this week, some charming- effects stripes garments range F., at Odd Fellows' hall, Wednesday 11 1- -2 1- -2 to all 30. fur- seat in the right place; everything bal and plaids, and 12 cents the yard. fit figures. evening, May Music will be Soft and pliable as a kid glove, yet tough as raw hide is aaced to Ne nished by Whitney's orchestra. Ice the Found in perfection. unnecessary cream and cake will be on sale. Tick- Kopee Calf. only the Emerson Shoe. strain no sore necks. upon the team; F 1 ets 50c, admitting gentleman and la- INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS. Every ! dies. FOR SALE BY part, large or small, interchangeable. Batiste If a part breaks, we furnish a duplicate Arrived this week, some rich designs in sheer Batiste in CHARLOTTE FRANCES WHITNEY. that is guaranteed to fit. Charlotte Frances, the two weeks the pink, blue and black on white grounds. Handsome as W. G. old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank organdies, but more durable and washable. Barton, Whitney, died on Thursday last. The The Center of the funeral took place on Saturday, Rev PERRY & TROWBRIDGE, The black and white effects are in very high favor and Shopping J. F. Plumb officiating. Funeral Di- Staub & Mallett's, are but we have a beautiful and Honsatonic rector Thomas bad the arrangements Reliable Bank New Milford, Conn scarce, selection recommend Valley, in Clothiers, St., New Conn. l-- charge. Mllford. early buying. 12 2c the yard. Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. G. M. Breinig, Jr., is attending the Chase school in Bridgeport, commuting daily. ! 11 Mrs Hugh Lane of Bridgeport was Fabric Gloves the guest, Wednesday, of Mrs Edwin Watch Fairchild. A two-cla- sp t FINE LINE OF J" Already gloves in black and white are scarce. Mrs Charlotte Erwin has been visit- J Need but at present we have a good stock. We refused an offer ing friends in New Haven, Bridgeport and Greenwich. from a manufacturer who wanted to buy our entire stock. W. G. Barton will have stone curb- Cleaning? In black or white, !0c and 75c. QUALITY ing put down in front of his residence i Hammocks on East street. No watch will tell cor- ,:Merv" Andrews has sold the horse, rect time If It Isn't cleaned and over- "Pete to Beeman & and hauled occasionally; It your watch Norris," Strong. hasn't been cleaned for a year It's Is Our William Knight of New Haven, a pretty certain that It needs attention, Millinery! genial and popular special representa- with expert workmen, best materials Specialty. tive Southern New the and all facilities for fine watch work, On we make a reduction in the price of all our of, England we entire satisfaction In Saturday While other dealers talk orice. we talk Qual Telephone Co., was in town, Tuesday. promise the " use matter of cleaning or repairing. We Trimmed Hats. These represent the choice styles of the and th price. A man what he for his but Barrels suitable for in the tobac- $ loan you a watch meanwhile. ity may forget paid clothes, co field for sale very cheap at C. I. Croquet. season. he'll never forget how they looked, how they fiited and how they wore. Leach's. PRICES ARE RIGHT. Our clothing saves a man paying made-to-ord- er prices, and the un Grocer C. I. Leach has a large cab- Closed e sized Store Memorial Day Afternoon. pleasant feeling of wearing the ordinary ready-mad- inet refrigerator he will sell very M. ixood clothes are not expensive, if bought at the right place. cheap. E. W. HILL, To it (Jan at (J. l. Leach's and buy a bottle FRANK SOULE put plainly, we'll say that our new suits ae as eood clothes as of Talcott's rheumatism cure. t MEMORIAL 1AY OBSERVANCES. Myi-at- New Milford, The Jeweler, any man need wear. "Merv" Andrews has sold the fast Bldg., Conn., 5 New Milford. Citizens generally should Our Prices will not prevent your buying. pacing mare, "Jennie Greenwood," to J New Mllford, Conn. with the Grand Army veterans in a Daniel Wheaton and Myron Patchen. IMFBKIAL BALL TRAM DEFEATED WEST proper observance of Memorial day. It 10.00 to 15 or J. Stuart Halpine shipped away 102 Telephone Connections. DANBUBT SATURDAY. is a number will Suits. $5, 7.50, way up 00 20.00 cases of sweat tobacco from his ware 8, boped large accompa- INDIVIDUALITY. Mllford ny tbe veterans on their march to the or more we'llbe to show house, Monday. Tbe New Imperials met and brief will yet, ready you any day. Mrs George H. Lines is at Dr Givens' defeated Cone-ti-a cemetery, where addresses Just as no two men have similar tbe West Danburys at take A committee of sanatorium at Stamford suffering from so no two shoe Park, Saturday, by a score of 17 to place. Upton Everything Man or Boy Wears Shoes nervous exnausuon. thumb marks, just For Your 5. Tbe features of same were post have issued tbe following notice Including manufacturers have tbe same style tbe the to n Mrs Clarence Lathrop, who has re the public: And New. - marks. Emerson sboes are not even batting of James Dolan and Moore and The of Everything sided in- the tenement over A. M. Torrella's base Im- 30th May, 1906, designated for almost like" other shoes. Their three bits. Tbe the purpose of with flowers or Booth's store, has moved to the house mark has a decided individual- NEW perials were fast on bases and were strewing corner of thumb $5000 otherwise decorating the graves of at the Church and East ity. They have the "snap and no" blanked in only two Innings. The comrades who streets. summary: did in defence of their that is not seen in other sboes. Tbe SUIT country .during our late Rebellion, H. L. Willis will resume work at Emerson shoe shows its bigb standard NEW MILFORD. whose bodies now lie in tbe beautiful & hatting in Danbury. in in tbe cut and in tbe See Worth HATCH & oaaiiett nave naa a nne run leather, splen ab b a e cemeteries in our village, and we Invite DEWEY, staub did sboemaking. All of this goes to po all citizens to meet with us on on tbe Syracuse sulky plow, this year, show unrivaled of this N. Marsh, ss, 7 1 that The y a number with the makeup 2 1 or o day. Those who have flowers to spare Clothiers, having placed large sboe. This individuality was not Moore, 3b, Oil or leading farmers in New Milford and over 20 WaJl McNlff. rf. 6 2 0 0 1 please notify the committee bring gained in a week. There are The Tailor. , same to rooms as 9 Great Bank New Milford. towns. Erwln, If, 6 3 Post early as Barrington, St., nearby years of endeavor concentrated in this ooo o'clock. The New Milford Cadets, Sherman lireen has moved to tbe shoe. Perry & Trowbridge sell the J. Dolan, 2b, 6 5 3 2 0 Water Witch Hose bouse on Bridge street vacated by E. Dolan, lb, 6 2 8 0 0 company and all Emerson. Wood c. 1 school children are invited to marcb STILL RIVER. Mrs Belle Hungerford waiter natch. In. 6 13 3 0 us. andvdaughter Call at P. M. Cassedy 's and try a pair of A Full Line of Paper of. 6 1 2 0 0 with Dinner will be served at of Sherman were guests. Sunday, of Mr and Mrs William G. Lathrop Harris, 11.30 Ira J. Waters is a nice lot of of tbe E. C. Simmons' "Keen Kutter" Varnishes L. 6 at the Post rooms to all soldiers, raising Mr and Mrs C. I. Leach. Bridsrenort will be guests over Memo Paints, and every- Marsh, p, 0 0 3 0 and vegetables, this year, for the market. shears. Lath- MEN'S FURNISHINGS. thing used la the line of Interior and Ex- their families are Invited to join Miss Clara Blackman has passed a rial day of Mr and Mrs Ernest with us. Line will form at 12 30 and bis crops now are all looking fine. The June Victor records will be on rop. terior Paiatiag and Dscorating 55 17 17 27 9 2 Mr soon to run a few days with her grandmother, Mrs sale, the 28th, at P. M. 's. The Best Goods o'clock with the New Milford Cadets waters win begin C. G. Williams, in Brookfleld. Cassedy "The funeral of Mrs Jane Sincerbox only. WEBT DANBUKY. on the the Drum wagon through New Milford two days Miss Alice Buck passed Sunday with took Dlace on from the Baptist Come and see me. To Be Sold right, Kennedy Corps, each week and Mrs Farley Osgood and infant son friends. Friday, ' Upton Post, Water Witch and the through Danbury three returned from New Danbury cburcb at South Dover, N. Y. She in the next few weeks if prices will do it. ab r h do a e school children led Command- each week. Those who York, Wednesday. M. Uassedv is showing a swell line or ss and p, 5 1 3 0 5 1 by Past days patronize Mrs C. G. Williams of Brookfield was i: was a sister of David Cooper btuison Wall Paper 5 cts. double roll aad up. Erbard, er S. K. Hill.. On at the cem- mm win oe sure or getting nice rresn of Indian baskets and novelties. bill. Mr who is ft. Decorated Wall s Conley, c, 5 2 1 9 0 1 arriving and best can be a guest, Monday, of her daughter, Mrs James is out with a new Cooper, just getting $000 Mouldings 5 0 etery Rev F. A. Johnson will lead in vegetables tbe that Claude of ave- Donnelly about after having bis shoulder dis- ets. foot. Huresoo $ cts. lb. 50 Var- Torrella, 2b, and Rev K. raised. He now has radishes, lettuce Blackman, Whittlesey runabout, bought of Pratt & Hawley. Hek.rry S. Wengrow. $. and ss, 5 0 011101 1 0 prayer H. Smith will read nue. located, attended the funeral. nishes, our pries . . stowe, p 'Lincoln's Address at and spinach which are all ready for tbe Robert Osborne is driving in a new Howard S. Bennett has closed bis TAILOR, enneu. cr. 5 l o o 0 0 Gettysburg," E. H. Marcy will sell choice products Concord of & wben the usual services will be made, market. of wagon, bought Pratt store at the corner of Railroad and Kirsch New Milford. Phillips, rf, 4 0 1 0 0 0 of Hatch Brothers are a 96 tbe New Milford creamery which Hawley. Bid, Low Prices 4 0 0 12 1 that decorating the soldiers' and building have been sold heretofore Howard Bennitt streets. Fisher, lb, 0 firemens' graves, wben the line will be foot addition on to one of their to- by Mrs Charles Osborne has a new corn prevail throughout ths entire line at Minck, 3b, 4 0 fcrmed bacco barns. S. Bennett, who closes his stare, this ing carriage, those bustling 4 011140 0 1 0 again at the gate with tbe week. bougbtof uugan, if, cadets on the drum corps, Water Ebenezer Marsh's new tobacco barn. dealers, Messrs Pratt & Hawley. right, 80x34 feet was raised George Hawley of New Haven passed Sherman (Jan tieia ana nis 45 5 7 Witch, Upton Post and school children, last Monday. grand Haiir6r's, 27 12 4 will marcb back in front of the Post The frame was gotten out at John Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs mother, Mrs Cantield, passed Sunday If You Need Nicholas Square, New Mllford. Struck offt by Marsh 13. by Erbard rooms and disband. Warner s mill near Still Klver center. E. F. Hawley. at Burton Hodge's in Roxbury. 10; base on L. W. )' G. W. Hatch and brother have been The regular meeting of New Milford F. E. Soule. who has been engaged HELP balls, by Marsh 3, by Mosher, E. O. A or Erhard S. R. V their house by it lodge, N. P., will be held on the on the town books in Roxbury as an Work 6; hit by ball, by Marsh 1, by Hill. Committee. improving having com Erbard 4; three base hits, Moore, Tor- - C. A. Way, newly painted. 28th. expert for the last lour weeks, Harness SECURED on JNew John JSrickson has been a . Miss Viola Planz is visiting her pleted his work on Monday. Driving reua; leit oases, Milford 7, putting ' Saenr-- West Danbury 5. Attendance 150. new cover on his barn and making brother, Charles B. Planz. Sherman uanueia ana josepn Mc for the spring season give ns a call. Satisfac Male ani Femal Help d Umpirer Mr McNamara. FUNERAL OF OEORGE W. ANTHONY. other improvements on it. John F. A. White of Bridgeport passed Donald passed Monday in New Haven. tion always awturau. for all who wish. I hay mad bcore Aistrom assisted mm with tne work. Sunday with H. A. Palmer. C. E. Riddiford enjoyed a carriage Blankets, Oils and Supplies. with ths Emigration Bama Sparkling by innings: The funeral of - New Milford, George drive to Bridgewater, Sunday. in Nsw York- whereby I eaa supply all 25102130 317 W. was attended on was Repair work attended to. who desire with fa- Deliciousness West Danbury, 0 0 10 2 2 0 0 0--5 Anthony largely j. j. voornees oi snerman in hslp sithsr mala or Friday last from St John's church, town, Monday, dining at Young's ho- inale. Gall and sss ms and got fall Rev J. F. Plumb otflciating. A quar- tel. Sparkling, fizzing, full of life tet of , Frank fresh as the dew in early NEW ROAD TO EMERALD LAKE OR consisting Henry Harris, Louis The Annis Bristol bearing in the Evitts, Fsmals or mals hslp dasirisf plaosa morn cool as'a mountain GREEN FOND. Richmond, Miss Bessie Brown and Probate, court, before Judge Warren Railroad Street, New Mllford. will do wall to registar thsir aamss with stream delicious Mrs F. E. Soule sang several selections. Allen, was postponed, Monday, for. one ms. Emerald Lake promises to be one of The pall bearers were E. F. Hart well, week. M. A. the fine summer resorts in this locality. W. Hill, J. B. Merwin, C. A. Trow- Anyone who wishes to buy a Toomey H. McMahon, Noble's It is nicely located, way up in tbe bridge, C. P. Bentley and Theodore sulky, nearlv new, can secure a bar Another lot of that Nsw Milford. mountain back of Homer L. Wanzer's Boughton. Sixteen members of Upton gain by calling at tne store or ran Soda ! and is a beautiful spot to spend a few post, Grand Army of the Republic, Evitts. The small sum oi ou win ouy delicious weeks in tbe summer. Dr Barker of were in attendance. William An- the sulky. soda New Milford has a cottage already thony of Worcester, Mass., a brother, The that grows ever was also more ar- ouin mere wmcn ne nas named "The present. The burial New R.obertsons, popular. Join the was in Center Maple Sugar THE LEADING my of Soda Drinkers now re- Kennel." Harold Marsh and Bay the cemetery. Floral and Leach have all com- tributes were contributed New Ripened Strawberries,Sugar in direct from Vermont SHOE : galing themselves at another cottage by the Juat sugar STORE, , pleted. There is a telephone already Milford Savings bank, a pillow from orchards. Tbe real stuff, too i located there and everything seems to St Peter's lodge.F. & A. M., a triangle New MllfordaCt. W. N. be favorable for the rapid buildinsr of Trom Ousatonic chapter, R. & A. M., ! Noble's, cottages about the lake. A new road and bouquets of flowers from other Cream in of CREAM Farmers Trading Co., was started, last week, leading from friends. The proper thing the lias Bank St., New nilford. the highway above Homer L. Wanzer's is bought at the Th Satisfactory Stora. 2. For Children: to Che lake. com- Telephone Prompt Delivery Service. Telephone 98. place When it is Attorney Henry Roraback of Canaan pleted it will be much easier to reach was in town, Monday. New Milford New Milford, Conn., Oxfords and tbe lake. Homer Wanzer and Orange E. H. Marcy will move into the ten- Creamery. Slippers BTMfekAnanSi!fMli are In Black, tan. I la Black, red u. uaraner Duuaing tne roaa. ement over his store on Railroad street, "4-- a Please. Scad up a bottle of your at .) a white and Patent and' One Half cream tor supper, will youf ah grigni. WALL Leather. I Patent Leather. Prices to suit tbelpockstbook. The 01ive.Oil The Season for Duncan & SKIM niLK for chicken feed ! PAPER. Sold In this country Is adulterat- WE DELIVER. ed with linseed oil or some other Ingredient, Canfield's Ara von thinkiaa about Have Ton Thought of a and usually a very poor article, For absolute- beat ly pure olive oil perfect In flavor, put up In what ahada aad nattara would look cans direct from Italy go to Reasons for Using the pries aad ths oth.r rapsnag G. B. Neis's Bread : PrAhlama T Photograph SCHIAPPACASSE, No. 2 Brownie Camera. We've solved a good many, 1st us Help Mllford. 1. 2, 2. it's a for a Coasiasrhow New Blue No. 1 It's the best; it goes farthest; you to decide. Birthday gift. This camera Is similar to tbe Brownie, bat larger and with greater capability. pleasure Meat it; 4. it satisfies: 7. alwtvs tbe aad Oils that sirabls aad valued a picturs would I Serge Thpsfi instruments, even in the hands of children, have Drodiiced remarkable DhotosraDhs. 6, 5, will like We have a lot of Paiats same; everybody praises it: you Besides doss aot bsooms a while work ot tbe highest character has been done with them by experts. They are just as 8. you should try it. Ask for ft; Insist on ars worth talking about. it to as No. 1 and are most serviceable on vacation It; . Restaurant, and easy operate the Brownie, instruments any naving-it- memory. It nsvsr losss its ehai Dayton's t.rin. associatioaa. Call at Railroad St., Opp. Steam Lauadry when provided with tbe Kodak Portrait Attachment, they will take good sized bust Railroad St., Nw Milford. Utsrsstiag New Milford, Conn. pnorograpns ui excellent quttiiiv. C. A. WAY, Amateur Photographic Supplies, Graphophonea Paints. Oils and Varnishes, The Hine Studio. Regular Dinners 25c. 2Piece Suits and Records. Blacksmith 87 Railroad St., New Milford. Ct. 125-- 3. Foatoffloe Block, Olam Chowder, Beef and Veal Stews, Pork is here. We are to Telephone and Beans, etc , always ready to serve. prepared supply NEW niLFORD, CT. Beefsteak, nam ana uggs or anytnius juu with Blue from Shop. want cooked to order. A. w. UAi you Serges W Blacksmith iun,Agent. P. n. CASSEDY, have leased the Shop recently carried on by H. I. Griffin, East & $10 to $18. New Street, New Milford, and have engaged a first Hatch Marsh. P. O. Block, Milford. ulass hnr.wshnar to take the work in charge. Ackley, Contractors and Builders. Two-pie- ce in The public will be promptly servea at mis John W. Suits, ss Tropical well- - Known stanu, anu ursi-uia- wum guar Booth, Worsteds and Flannel Skeleton or anteed. Cotton Seed Meal ELLSWORTH FENN, General Repairing. Leave now before OONTRAOTOR AND Alpaca lined, for Fertilizer. orders price BraEins. cast Iron as well as other metaia BUILDER, Beeman & is higher machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- Washington Depot, Conn. Strong, nova acocia laqu naawsr. nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knivea, tafESTIMATBS OnBKRrni.IiT FUBHIBHSD. 7.50 to $15. C. jE. DtaUra in Horses, Livery Stablia shears, sickles, lawn shears sharpened, boras Riddiford, Seeds. ana touec clippers grouna oj special power R New Mllford. Fancy Seed Oats. Grass Seed, Garden Seed. machinery. Enterprise meat .chopper plates White Vests to go with them, $1.50 Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. Seed Corn, White and Yellow. and knives regronnd. All the above warrant- E Co. to all man Pasturage to rent for horss or cattle, by the ed to cut. Saw filing in general. Umbrellas Frank Rowe $5, and hot weather goods that i week or season. Boots. repaired with new ribs and covers; have a Felt self-openi-ng (Incorporated) in Felt Boots wClose out for season good line of samples for covers, man or boys wear. AJwxt fw1aaa To ana IHn ft Bargains frames included. BiCTOiea, bubs, revolvers, Designees and Builders. Large stock of Flour. Feed. Groceries, Meats. carpet sweepers, sewing machines, vIoUbs, 8 Decorated 10c. etc. uau ana see us. eic, put in oraer. ivey nrang, iockb, nuu. DEALERS IN Large in. Plates, Try the fishing rods, and many other things repaired. Pneumatic tires of all descri ptkms on notice. Builders Material. Bicycle Urea and sundries oa hand. Mall or- 150 Railroad Street. New Mllford Oonn. Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, ders receive prompt attention. You will find 5 and ioc Counters Sun Kee Teas Sta.. New Milford. me at Junction of Bridge, Kast aad Orovs 8ta DOUGLAS SHOES, Railroad and Bridge AU work . Newguaranteea Taylor & Buckingham, and on Well stocked with bargains. They Please. Box Mi. Mllford. Oonn. aad Builders, $2.50, $3.00 $3.60. Best earth. Coatraetors Good eecond-hau- d Singer Machine, $5. Railroad Street, New Mllford, Ot. Home Made Goods, Dr Have on hand W Bakery Carly's Hot Water Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or Condition Powders small contracts. Dependable Groceries. Unique Heaters, & and Cattle. Wheeler & Wilson and White Machines. For Bones They MaHCTACTCRID BT ""r ' Well DUNCAN & CANFIELD, Singer, tone up tbe system ana punry tne Diooa. Sherman, E. Price 0 Cents the pound package. Mead-to-Fo- ot H. CaKFBMTKK AMD BUILDSK, Outfitters, Pricea. You MARCY, A. Call and get can save money A. IM. Booth's Old J. NORTHROP, Prop., GlHlRAL vOBBIKO. At Stand, Albert Evitts, Druggist, Haw Oosn. ' Bank New Milford. Braaitt Nw Mllford, Coma, S3. NEW MIXFOBD Mmoan, Arcade Building, New Mllford, Ot. St., Strtet, Telephone THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1906

tained friends from New York, last Women as Well as Men Are Made week. A felt want has been supplier-i- A Sale on Miss Florence Meeker and sister vis- long Special by Kidney and ited relatives in Wilton, last week. the Mrs was ill Trouble. Frederick Banks, who Bladder all last week, Is improving. Kidnev trouble preys upon the mind. Charles Adams has been on the sick UNDERWEAR discouragesandlessensambition; beauty, list. AUTOTONE vigor ana cneertul-nes- s Mrs Philander Fairchild is ill with soon disappeat sciatic rheumatism at the home of her PIANO. when the kidneys are daughter, Mrs Everett Bennett, in At 25c the Garment. out of order or Hurlburt street. Only those who have seen and heard Sherman Adams of Cross Highway this really marvellous instrument c trouble has was a of Mrs Wildman appreciate what it means to a muttic-lovin- q Kidney Sunday guest is inside become so prevalent Adams. household. The player that it is not uncom The topic of the morning sermon, of the piaao. Tht re is nothing to dis Men's Shirts, 50c to $2. mon for a child to be preached by Rev J. L. Shively at the tinguish it from the ueual Lprigntana born afflicted with Congregational church on Sunday can be played by hand in the ordinary weak kidneys. If the morning, was, "The Power or the Gos- way. By merely it setting a perioratea child urinates too often, if the urine scalds pel, its Nature and Object," from roll of music it is at once transformed the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an Rom. 1: 16. The church was hand- into aa instrument which any one caa Also an Up-tr-da- te line of the most manner. I age when it should be able to control the somely decorated with white and pur- play in the artistic in bed-wettin-g, make of When You Bviy Meat latest Spring and Summer styles passage, it is yet afflicted with ple lilacs by the Misses Anna and have sold a number of different upon it, the cause of the diffi- Florence Banks. Evening service was piaao players and made a close study of Get the good of your money by purchasing depend 7 were introduced the ehol em and test, inferior rood of any culty is kidney trouble, and the first held at 30 as usual. them since they first kind costs more In the end. and of nil ibtoxH Hats. Gloves and snoula De lowarus me ireuuueui ui Mr and Mrs Granville Adams enter- and I believe the used for food fresh meat should be step Fan-cher- , thst are ou aUo these organs. This unpleasant tained their daughter, Mrs S. B. Tor your Protection absolutely frerh to be wholesome. Furnishings important a diseased condition of on Autotone want to be sure It comes from healthy prop- trouble is due to Sunday. ve on erly fed and watered cattle. This Is guaran- the. and bladder and not to a place this label every ar- teed If order your of kidneys of Emulsion. Piano player to be the best and most you supply habit as most people suppose. REDDING. package Scott's tistic on the market. Seed for as men are maae The man with a fish 011 hiss back player Women as well miser catalogue which qives full description. able with kidney and bladder trouble, NEWS IN BRIEF. is our trade-mar- k, and it is a It are of a piano of At McMahon's, need same Emul- you thinking buying and both the great remedy. of guarantee that Scott's any kind caa SAVE MONEY by C. I. The mild and the immediate effect of Emorv P. Sanford Plumb Valley jou 1 select Leach. b me etc. all Myott-Pi.um- Block. sion will do all that is claimed writing for prices, ot a new horse of Mr Edmonds Awamn-Ro- is soon realized. It is sold purchased I sell at the and will Milford. - of last week. for it. Nothing better for lung, piaaos factory pat Church Street, New Cor. Baak aad Railroad Street. by druggists, in ntty- Bethel, in one ia house on trial. Ay patroas ar Mr and Mrs Hiram B. are or bronchial troubles your cent and one-doll- Jennings throat beaefit of small ia 5-- a. NEW MILFORD. new Emul- the my expenses Telephone size now nicely settled in their nouse, infant or adult. Seotfs get bottles, oumay or flesh-builde- making sales and ray 40 year experi- have a sample bottle which they purchased Benjamin t. sion is one of the greatest ence. also a Home of Swamp-Roo- t Ferris, several months ago. known to the medical by mail free, Aaron Sanford is the ribbons I shall bs in New Milford and vicinity namnhlet telling all about Swamp-Roo- t, holding world. the first and third week ia each month 1 f 4 T. 1 ,1 f facfi. over a new horse, purchased of Bridge- If ui muusauuo w m re. uatil further notice. I including many We'll Mad you tamplt Pots. monial letters received from sufferers port parties. Orders for etc., eaa bs left at Dr. Kilmer & Emory P. Sanford had a new wagon o Pearl Street tuning, Watering cured. In writing Co., of R. & scon BUnRti Ktv York M. W. Hill's jewelry store. be sure and mention arrive from the factory Hatch Binghamton, N. Y., Son of New Fairfield which he will use Assortment, painted or galvanized, this paper. Don't make any mistake, water his mineral Large but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, (or carting from Joseph Brinton, farm to "Easton N. Conn with and short spouts. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the ad spring Bridgeport. Bedford, Y., and New Milford, long Noble S. Bennett, N. on Mineral Spring" is nicely lettered on dress, Binghamton, Y., every each side of the wagon. of the New Milford bottle. years and one month and it was Elected President, Saturday, after, 1 SHERMAN. not in very bad condition when A MOUNTAIN OF QOLD Agricultural Society. paintedit last. This house bad stood Lawn Hose, Reels, Spraying of the public school, as Miss Bidwell is for six or seven without connnea ner nome of was years paint could not bring as much happiness to temporarily to witn Editor A. P. Smith The Bee when I first painted it. Now I do not w or as etc. had a dangerous operation in his stom a cold, which has developed some hospitably entertained at dinner, Fri- mean to about MrsLucia like, Caroline, wis., Nozzles, Holders, some d. exaggerate Breinig's did one 25c box of Bucklen's Arnica ach, is eainioEr and able to eat fever. day, by Mr and Mrs Nelson Hunger-for- Silicate but I have The Newtown Bee. cnlirl fnnd. to Lithogen Paint, Salve, when it completely cured a run The latest petition the Trolley used about all the best brands of uau nu- Newtown. May 25, 1906. is very ill from a dropsical Co. for a in the from citizen. Nelson T. paint ning sore on ner leg, wuicn Friday, Jay Lyon change layout That sterling and I have never yet found any other tic affection at toe nome oi nis from the corner is rtured her 23 long years. Greatest -- uauguici, that originally made, Hungerford, convalescing rapidly that will cover as much wood per sores. and Garden. Mrs Charles Hitchcock Hardware Co. 's store from an illness which threatened at paint healer of piles, wounds, Everything for the Farm Chaplns. by the gallon and wear equal to your Silicate 25c R. H. Beers & Co., New CIRCULATION : to the Brick store, is being circulated first to be serious. Dr Dolan has at- White at lot of new sugar while would Mr also paint." town; Belts & Belts, Sandy hook; Another that maple by Dr Loveland and it tended him. Hungerford has "Inasmuch as our paint outwears w. . January 1, IMS. ' 600 direct from Vermont tne real stun, have Greenville ror tne terminus mere been troubled with lameness. and furthermore is P. J. Garvin, tsetnei; jsooie, tnn. at Farmers' Co. '8 so most all other paints, New Milford: E. J. Buckingham. Hunt Last Trading are many minds as to the de l the cheapest pure linseed oil on week, 445 Toasted corn Hakes is the best ready sirable way to get there that a tempo anorapaint use ing ton; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; tn-e- ABOUT PAINT. tbe market, you cannot to w. cs THE FRANK S. PLATT CO., cereal: 10c a package. Ask for rary bold up is quite liKeiy wnne tne SOMETM1NQ anv other. U. Huriourt CO., ttoxoury: r. free sample. There are others, but matter is being threshed out. The color cards ana run mrormation Hatch, Bridgewater; Connery Bros., Ten this is the best. Farmers' Trading bosses who are doing the work say The use of silex (rock crystal quartz) Georgetown; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Connecticut's Seed Stare, Pages. a process, sent free on request." nonan & some, ueorge Largest e dharter specially ground by peculiar uayiorasviue; that the company's provides was new. Give vour orders ror painting eany, D. Odell, Cornwall Edwin H. are many ways in which for a shift, but that the company de forty years ago something insist on Sil Bridge, AKO-Sf- To-da- y but Breinig's Lithogen New Preston, drug AAno ifi State St.. New Haven, Conn. or Brownie camera contributes to ascertain of it is accepted by the best paint Beardsley, LITCHFIELD COUNT" Kodak sires the feeling the as icate paint being used and applied stores. to the good cheer or tne summer time. people and they will suspend opera- chemists and scientists generally, be you are going to spend your tions near the corner until the matter a necessary article in paint to make It properly. NEW MILFORD. May well. Thousands of dollars are Tne Bridgeport, wooa r misning co., summer vacation at the old home this is definitely determined. wear New Milford, Conn. o vear or at the seashore. Kodak pic being expended in advertising the use Bean the The Kind You Haw Always Bought Fruit and Vegetables. haunts and faces of this article in by manufac- New York, Chicago, Philadelphia. Fish, MILFORD FAIR TO BE HELD SEP tures of the familiar W" paint, trv.nir.TART.K und FRIT IT Denart-- NIW ARRET. of dura- In our FISH Department we have the best t h TEMBER 18 21. there will never cease to be a pleasure turers. The evidence the one ofthe daintiest features being ment we still continue well stocked with the A Kodak will add much to of silex has been too POSTMASTER ROBBED. obtainable, finest of native Fine Squash, a of directors of to you. NOTES. bility paints oar choice steak halibut. The Long Island vegetables. Peaches At meeting the the of the summer CHURCH strong to be resisted. Florida is one clams, clams, flee oysters, the latter Pumpkins. Cabbage, Beets, Onions, New Milford afternoon, the general enjoyment long a are better than can and evervthina else both choice and fair, Saturday bouse nrougn tne usrm Rev Mr Smith from Bantam will of the most severe climates for G. W. River- opened at cents quart September 1821, were chosen as the pariy. i spring or and what will stand in Florida Fouts, postmaster at Leading Washington Business be gotten anywhere. cheap. at school or college, ;your KooaK preach in the Congregational church paint, lost his life and was " dates ror tne coming iair. j.nese times Brownie camera will prove a source or on a me will stand anywhere. Please note the ton, Ia., nearly Houses. . BtftfMt stock of Smoked, Dried and Bait Call us up on the 'phone and we'll give you will not conflict wmn eitner jNewtown Sunday afternoon, May 27, of to his aver seen. a list that'll you. interest to yourself and rnends. ssum morial sermon. a little following extracts from a letter just robbed all comfort, according ash surprise Though pre . a. mer has cnarm ror tne amateur pno- vious to Memerial day we hope there received from Mr t Curl, .Deputy letter, which says: "For 20 years I bad Bank Street New Milford. Some of the rarest gems a good attendance for Mr Sheriff of Alachua County, Archer, led to tographer. on wilkbe Fla. chronic liver complaint, which of photography may be obtained the Smith always has something worth of Market, 1 am a and have such a severe case jaundice that Hayes' hills, al rtg he streams or in the woods. listening to, something you can carry "I practical painter, In summer, 100, one nas time ior care- - home and talk and think over profit- been using your Breinlg's Lithogen even my finger nails turned yellow; 1 Electric Dortrait making, can you nave ably. News from our absent pastor Silicate Paint for about fifteen years, when my doctor prescribed too many pictures of the baby? Then does not seem very favorable. He has so I know pretty well what it is. A Bitters, which cured me and have kept Plows. a or me well cure for bil there are evening gatherings which bad another hemorrhage rrom tne large dealer has test job for years." Sure vnu mav the of two prominent iousness, neuralgia, weakness and all in photograph by flashlight. nose. paint paint de - For plowing Tne Kodak or Brownie camera can be manufacturers, both being used on stomach, liver, kidney and bladder are no used out of doors with comfort. Lioad LARGE SNAKES APPEAR. the same building.' This paint was rangements. A wonaeriui tonic. this country there I to stand five I wish R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Hillsdale e iilm camera years. At . to the with the cartridge, the The hot of last week guaranteed Br Pffib-- T T r.ar. plows equal days brought could see this test I have 1JCUUDWD.fta XJUKO,I2a.o Cai.3, A., w. is ready for a dozen exposures by sim out large snakes. David Strong killed you job. UauUJ N. Y., plow. Both wood and ply turning a key. Then if you care to one and used both these paints and know what vin, Bethel; W. N. Noble.New Milford; Kodak three feet long, spotted very are, but when guarantee E. J. Buckingham. Huntington; Allen iron beams. finish the picture yourself the of a kind never seen they they - makes it easy and you are sure large, hereabouts; them for five years, I would like to Joyce. Roxbury Station; G. W. Hurl- system also large black snakes were in evi see own 1 & Co.. C. N. the Walter cif results. Film is developed in day dence. have them my bouse which hurt Roxbury; Hatch, We have A. light., and the chemistry 01 it is re painted with Breinig's White Silicate Bridgewater; Connery Bros., George- Wood Steel Frame duced to merely mixing powders and Perry Strong has so far recovered Paint eight years ago, and there is no town; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Honan "Water; prints may be made around the from the grip as to return to his home break in the paint to-da- Better still, & Soule, Gaylordsviiie; George v. library lamp a rascioating diversion in Bristol. I painted my neighbor's house with Odell, Cornwall Bridge, Edwin H. in Or if merely Mrs Brundage returned from Bridge two coats of Breinig's White Silicate Beardsley, New Preston, drug stores. Harrows the roll, 70c the long evenings. 12 taking the picture is your choice, you port on Friday. Paint, and I repainted itagain just 50 cents. of " " Dress the button we do tne rest. if. There was a severe rrost tne nignt and various makes Disc, 24 1.45 M. Cassedy sells the Kodak and of the 21st. The change from 90 de Harrows. " " Brownie cameras. grees to 30 degrees on Saturday, the Financial Institutions. 36 2.15 William H. Coggswell has taken a 19th, was not pleasant but typical of Have you seen the position in Derby. New England. " "i For a of soda water We own and offer for sale a line of approv- 2.90 refreshing glass The Randall ed County, Town, Citt, School and Trac- Hillsdale 48 ANDREW MCMAHON, with pure syrups call at the drug store KENT. Company, also Land in tbe or Albert mvitts. State of tion Bonds; Mobtgaoes " " ncorporated by the Connecticut) Middle West. Interest net 5 to 6 per cent. 85 Land Roller. 3.60 A sensible man does not want to pay New Milford, Conn., successful business. 60 or Great Barring ton, and the fair di more for a is MACEDONIA AND VICINITY. years rectors are to be ror piano than it worth, and Shovels, Forks, Rakes, etc. " " congratulated he wants the niano worth all he pays Mrs Lyman Baldwin of Goshen and h2 4.25 their fairness and good judgment for he should his Mrs W. it. That's .why buy F. T. Post are. visitors at H. in - . Noble Bennett was made president and Diano of Brinton. See his Post's. Everything the Agricol- Andrew Mc Mahon vice Joseph ESTABLISHED 1900. l-2- president. adv. J. A. Peters, commercial traveler, tural Tool line. c George of Sherman was made a foot. Durgy per-- was at home over Sunday and took two CUT, per square director to succeed tne late J . L,e noy Fine confections and smokers' auisites at Uassedy's. of his little daughters, Marjorie and Buck. C. E. Riddiford is headquarters for Dorothy, for a visit with relatives in FRED. B. KDNG, correct and satisfactory work in watch Brooklyn on his return to the city. INSURED "ARCADE" CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION. and clock repairing. Mrs Howard Liane and children went INVESTMENTS. BRIDGEPORT, CONN to to assist in S. F. The 40th annual convention of D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has Merwinsville, Friday, SEELEY, the a good line or shoes, guaranteed to the care of her father, George Potter, Barb Housatonic Valley Christian Endeavor wear and stand the storm. A line of who is very ill. Washington Depot. Ct. Wire, Union will be held at Board man, May stylish hats just received. Also some Mrs Pierre Laurent is home irom DEALER IN 26. The program for the day will be handsome spring caps. Good values New York for an indefinite time. Mechanics' and Farmers Newtown'Savings 3c lb. as follows: in men's pantaloons. The trout season attracts many Bank Coal, Lime, Cement, per 10.30 a. m. Opening Song and Prayer. W. N. a to the but it Savings 10.45 a. m. Druggist Noble is offering strangers neighborhood, Bank. Address of Welcome and complete line of the famous Wallace is doubtrul 11 they carry many nsn New Bank BuiMIif, Wall St., Bridfapart Paints, Hardware, Opening Remarks by the confections. away when they go. IINCORPORATED 1855.1 etc., etc. President of the Union. Watch and clock repairing promptly Mr Hopson keeps a number or men Deposits, May 1, 1906, $3,737,773.90 11.00 a. m. ReDorts of Societies. attended to at the store or M. w. Jtiui, employed around his summer house on Surplus and Interest, 157,918.59 11.30 a. m. Address, "Twenty-fiv- e years the hill, who are making great im- Deposits April 1, 1906, $883,479 95 of Christian Endeavor,' want a dinner for 25c provements in the Assets, 3,895,692 49 Surplus, 37,000.00 Rev A. If you good go place. Assets value, 933.38533 Shelton, Conn by Frank Johnson to Dayton's restaurant. At this writing tne condition or Number of 11,177. at par 12 to 130. Dinner, served by Board Manillas Wolcott is low with depositors, Assets at market value, 973.339-3- 3 man F. E. Soule has the sole agency for very Deposits of H to $1000 received and Interest All Kinds Society. New Milford for the Buck cigar. death hourly expected. credited from the first of each month, payable 1.30 p. m. Report of Secretary and In and of each year. Incorpor- January1873. July DeDOSlta of one dollar to one thousand dot Treasurer, and Reports of ated bus received from one In one Vehicles. 1 any person year. Of nominating Committee. WATERTOWN. SOUTHVILTwE. OFFICERS 2.30 p. m. Address, "Youth, " by Rev John L. Wessels, President. r,Top and Open Buggies, Runabouts' Health, Safety. Hi. JSew DAVID C. PECK. and Ralph Danrorth, THE LOCAL NEWS. Vice President- -. President: Platform Duplex End Springs town. LOCAL FrB.HarrlB' ( Concords THE NEWS. Robert Folliotte of was Treasurer: ARTHUR T.NETTLETON. Pleasure Wagons, Demands a pure water 3.00 p. m. Address, Miss May B. Lord. Danbury L. S. Catlln, Secretary and Treasurer. and Surreys, Light and 'Heavy Fi Miss Florence Atwood has returned home, last Sunday. Wagons and Heavy Tracks. supply, which is best to her position as teacher in West A. Worden is doing carpenter work securee by means of DISBROW TRIES SUICIDE. Hartford. on Botsford bill. Repairing Promptly Done Merritt Disbrow, a young man about The entertainment given, last win The telephones were put in last da years old, wno was arrested in Dan ter, by the primary pupils of the Con week. G. W. Northrop's number is r bury oniMonday by constable Cnarles gregational Sunday school, under the 131-- 3: A. Worden, 131-- 4; H. Camp, Artesian Wells Planz, was tinea $7 and costs and sen care of Mrs F. J. Werking, was repeat 131-- 5; J. Ford, 131-1- 2. The Bridgeport Trust Eckman Brothers, tenced to 30 days' imprisonment. Dis ed on Friday evening at the chapel. (SiMGiiwi to H. T. WoodrotV) brow was of $8 from Arthur Hickox of Wesleyan BRIDGEWATER. These furnish pure water In abundance, un- accused stealing spent Company, Conn , failing under most severe droughts. the of John Jacobson, a fellow Sunday with his parents in the village. Washington Depot, me su- pockets Long years of experience have given workman in a sawmill at Still River. Gordon Porter spent Saturday and G. 166 ill State St., Bridgeport. Conn. perior knowledge in the mechanical produc- his home in Goshen. R. Randall of Shelton passed Sun- tion of these wells. Geology and actual tests Disbrow invited Jacobson to sleep Sunday at day and Monday with bis brother, under all circumstances nave proved their with ifaim, and while the man was Mrs Charles Griswold of West Mor Immense value and the satisfaction to be de- from ris is a few weeks Representative John Randall. CARL BADER, use. asleep took his.'money his pockets spending at the e ew Surplus and undivided rived from their ana disappeared, jacobson reported home of her son, Charles Griswold, in profits, 8s.a91.07 tne to tne autnorities ana wis town. WASHINGTON DEPOT atARRET inert - FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Capital, $300,000.00 Gasolene Engines, brow was traced to Danbury and ar Charles Kane and family of Tor- Washington Depot. rested. After Disbrow was sentenced ring-to- visited at John Kane's, Sun pumps, pipe and similar supplies, I furnish of of meats on hand. QaaM and at moderate by J. Butler Merwin of the New day. At full line always satisfactory quality price. Judge WESTON,. Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing In tbe sesson. Meats always of prune Quality Milford court be was taken back to bis Henry Mat toon, Jr., left, Saturday, ouu reasonable. a interest on accounts averaging wuauue. estate: tnd prices for Ford Automobiles. cell in the Town hall to await trans for Goshen to take position as helper Rents Safe Deposit Boxes. Agent portation to theLltcbfield;county line. in a sanatarlum. children's day observances. Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee, Do You To 15 H. P. Runabout, $500. Toaneaus, $1000, a. snort ne was round The nine won out, Satur school or In any Fiduciary Capacity. Want lime afterward Gunnery Nortield Sunday has elected P. W. MARSH. President. Dr John Dohlstrom, I shall be pleased to call upon you and give particulars: or write for desired Information hanging in his cell with a noose made day, in the contest with the Taft boys. tbe following committees for the Chil- ORANGE MERWIN. Vice Pres't. from his bed blanket around his neck Miss Margaret Miller of Waterbury dren's day exercises: Recitations, Mrs EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. Invest In VETERINARY SUROEON, He was discovered by Constable Planz is the guest of the Misses Helen and V. Godfrey, Miss Alma W. Fanton; E. H. JUDSON, Treasurer. Mortgages 5 per cent No. 61-- 2. and cut down. He was in a bad way Anna Woodward. music, Mrs Charles Scofield; decora- Bridgeport paying Telephone Washington Depot,Ot when found and would have been dead Conductor Cooke has moved from tions, young ladies of Mrs Scofield 's CGeorgla Mortgages paying 6 per cent lnter- - E. N. B. Woolsen on in a few moments more. Dr Bostwick theoj. house Cutler class and young men of pastor's class 4 6 cent In- Sipperley, Woodward on Wa- - Ohoice Bonds paying from to per was called and administered restora- street to the place to assist. terest? Mills Conn - HUNTINGTON. Slpperley's Westport, tives. Later in the day- Disbrow was tertown Heights. A Home on Easy Terms? Crease of before Merwin and H. T. Dayton is moving bis house Mrs Theodore Hamilton and Miss A building lot, and borrow the money to The the brought Judge MEMORIAL 6KRVICE8. build with? bound over to the Superior court un hold goods to the house on Cutler May Hamilton spent Sunday in Or a Steame- - Ticket, or a let- Press purchase buy forPoultry25 cents a year. That s der 8500 bonds on the cbarge of at street, vacated by Conductor Cooke, Bridgeport. Kellogg Post, G. A. R. of Derby, tbe ter of Ored it or Foreign Drafts? two cents a monio ana jastone tempting to commit suicide. He was having bought this property with the Nathan Perry and sisters spent Sun- Sons of Relief Or exchange Savinas Bank Books for invest- issue alone will contain infor of a new with relatives in Easton. Veterans and Woman's ments, receiving interest to date? mation of Drtvetical nse worth taken to the Litcbtield jail, Tuesday intention building residence day Corps have accepted an invitation for If so, caU or write, dlollara to too. Thn Ponltrv ttevtew Artesian aiternoon. on this valuable lot in the near future. Mrs M. E. Sutton, Mrs M. E. God- Memorial services and next Is not a large bulky paper that yon haveto exercises waste Taiuauio i,ime in WBUinjr; mi Miss Edna Bowen of Waterbury has frey, Mrs D. O. Chase, Mrs Charles in to And anything of value, bot It Miss Sunday, May 27, St Paul's church, BURR & KNAPP, contains the Creampracticalof Knowl lately spent a few days as the guest of Scofield and Grace Scofield spent Services will fiend In vnnr ftnhacriiitionPoultry now. NORTH VILLE HAPPENINGS. nronson. one with Mrs Bar- Huntington. begin edge. her sister, Mrs Harry day recently George promptly at 2 30. Rev F. H. Holden Bankers Sample copy anu prenuuin ut wuio. Wells Rev S. D. Woods is doing well at the A horse belonging to W. J. Munson rett in Poplar's Plain. and Brokers, Poultry Review Box 7,, Salem, M. will give tbe address of welcome. Rev TEL. 423. Ml MAIN jorwaiK nospitai and it is expected is suffering from an attack of lockjaw. Ira Andrews of Stamford and Ches- Erit B. Schmittof Ansonia will deliver STREET, and complete Sub tnat ne will arrive at the parsonage Mr and Mrs Merritt Hemingway are ter Fancher of Bridgeport were Sun- the Memorial address. All are cor- BRIDGEPORT. CONN. METAL MOTHERS 1. at homes here. Cenplatt hatching and broadinf, plant fcc urban Water Supply Outfits. Air about June In the meanwhile visiting tneir son, Charles Hemingway, day guests their invited to attend. There will fT.&a Sots. ellhUchaooO 1 Mr Mrs dially ehicka. OaanlotTo fros writeogganMOfee-- Taaka and Pneumatic Pumpiaq Ma- - services have been read by F. E. Bald or rnew oru. and D. Morris Andrews be no service next in today. - a week. morning Sunday Co. win, Dea Couch and Walter Soule. Mr and Mrs John Laughlin of Oak- spent day in Bridgeport, last school Cycle Hatcher XT. chiasry. Mrs ville Mrs Frank Morehouse considers St Paul's church. The Sunday SaJem, Y. Abbie Hill is enjoying a visit spent Sunday with friends in that will o'clock. The niddlesex aanasanuHBanHHansnl Air-Cool- meet at one ed Gasoline with her son in New Preston. town. she has a prize winner in a bantam The church here will receive a clean Rev J. A. Crockett supplied the Con ben, the little fowl having laid an egg WHITE HILLS. Co. Engines 29. all are uulDit. and con each day for over 100 consecutive days. mg, Tuesday, May to which gregational Sunday, was Banking The latest 'development in a gas engine invited to in. ducted the evening service in the The Donnelly family are expected to The Sunday service at church Lax-e- ls No freeze and no In participate a In 1875. Now 30th The Formula water to water the Mrs Beardsley of Waterbury made a chapel, Rev W. T. Holmes, the pastor, arrive at their summer home here in largely attended and the pastor gave Organized In its year of Show the formula which appears on every boa way. snort to being at the home of bis father In about a week. helpful sermon as usual. business, being on the same plane as Savings of Lax els to any physician. Ask hun If there Prompt shipments made from Seymour visit, last week, this place, Banks is a better medicine to move the bowels natnr-all-y or N. Mrs Carrie Budd is her The Ladies' Aid meets with and under the supervision of the State Lax-et- s Boston. Write for Catalogues. stopping at W. C. Hine's. Montclair, J. visiting society gently yet surely. .imply prompt Miss Mary Black is visiting at E. M daughters,Mrs Gregory and Mrs Weed, Mrs Nicholas Wakeley, Thursday, Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since the forces of Nature free from all crlplnc or BiaCK'S. in Norwalk. May 31. the Statute of 1889. pain. Put up in the form of candy tablet. K ( Idren's party, Saturday afternoon, in In effect-conven- ient Stfnhfn .hlirrh of Ansonia cent VO0, tSOO, 1500, (1000 to take and pleasant tr ' honor of her second John W. Hard of has re Mr and Mrs J. P. Fitch were Master George P. Cerves i per Debentures of pleasant Lax-e- daughter, Hazel's, Waterbury Sunday W. In form. One t taken before meals Seymour, Conn., and seventn birthday. turned to the city, after .spending a guests of relatives in Easton. is spending a week at G. Drew's. or on retiring always brings relief. In a several few with Mrs "Mrs S. B. Mrs Elmer Hull Fred Drew '8 little have metal case only cents a box. Sold ay 66 High St., Boston, Mass. Theron Lyon, after spending days his mother, Mary Fancher, . daughters handy 128-1- 216-1- Misses whooping-cough- and 2, Ansonla weeks in the hospital for a uard, m the village. and the Ferris attended a mati- the Tklkphonbs Danbury and--Mr- s L. D. & Division. fractured hip, is visiting his aunt, Mrs Miss Helen Atwood, daughter of nee at Smith's theater in Bridgeport. Mrs Carlton Joyce Burr Sanford Co., P.J.GARVIN, BETHEL. Wallace Beers, and calling on friends. Postmaster B. C. Atwood, is acting as Saturday last. Hawley visited at James Glover's, 5 10 MalfS Bldf. , Bridf Ceaa who assistant in Mr and Mrs Theodore Baker enter- - last week. epari, S. J. PARKS, TRUMBULL. i Ivory Phillips of Chestnut Land, the primary department THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1906.

c jvered from a recent illness. Mrs Walter Traverse and daughter, li! Miab hi !, Mrs William Nelson and Wiard youngest daughter and Miss Ethelyn 1 Smith snent Sunday In Water vine We Trust New Haven New George Isbell has had bis barn Haen Plows shincled. The'best Plows'ever Mrs Mark Hall of Winsted has been put into Connecticut soil. visiting relatives and friends in tbe village. Doctors Everybody that uses it says neu so. Mrs Omer E. Norton is ill with A ralgia around the heart and grip. Very Thorough Harrows and all kinds of Sev J. H. Barnard of St Paul If you are suffering from Farminer Tools for the farm church. Woodbury, made a good ad dress on "I am the Lord thy God" at impure blood, thin blood, de- ers. the session nf th Sunday school. exhaus- auartet was sun? bv Suoerintendant bility, nervousness, GOOD J. B. Frank R. Ford and daughter, Miss tion, you should begin at once CLEARANCE Pairchild, Genevive of North' and Wil Residence: Taunton Dist. Newtown Woodbury with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the ! Conn. R. F. D..34. liam Clav and daughter. Miss Ruth L PRINTING George F. Morris has had the tele Sarsaparilla you have known phone installed in his store. His call all life. Your doctor 26-1- your is 4. Several men turned out and extin Last week Mrs entertained knows it, too. Askhimaboutit. Bee. fire. Butters ...Sale Newtown guished the and from of her Mrs baby Suits... The A will some one niece, Gladien, Yon must look well after the condition of Newtown, Friday. May 25, 1906. question kindly New Britain and also her son, Frank your liver and bnwela. Unless there is iaily Brings re- answer: If a tax collector fails to make N. Y. action of the bowels, poisonous products arc good to town Butters, from Walden, absorbed, causing headache, oilinusness, nan-se- returns the treasurer the 5th dyspepsia, and thus preventing tho A of every month, what is the penalty? rf! la from doing its best wsvk. A pi's sults. business OIBCUIjATION i W. B. Seward is seen almost BRIDGEWATER. Pills are liver pills. Aet jtreiitlv. Ml veppialie. Is The Banner daily, The tiose is only one pill at beutiute. is January 1. 18M. too taking trips in nis automobile. Gamble-Desmond- often judged by The Mill company are making re' A MODEL DAIRY, Made by .T. O. Ayer Co., Lowell, Iasa. News at s A Also nuraAotui'ers cr Last week, 445 o pairs on their tenant house and Allyn Lee S. Dickinson has the founda its printed mat- Joyce has just finished repairing the new barn on f HAIR VlC0i. inside of his store. Messrs Robinson tion for bis large the A0IJG Cl'HE. Saturday Cbauncev Beers and i'CCTORA!-- ter. and have both place completed CBEPKV . It costs very Ten Page. Marandy jobs. expects some time next week to raise yers Ben E. Seward of Boston, Mass. son of a of W. B. taken the barn. S. E. Hubbell and We've Got little more to have nephew Seward, has Oxford put in the foundation and F To Make up his abode with him for an indefinite u. are LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Boscwick and C. u. wooster do now of our period. ing the carpenter work. The barn is but Bridgeport, bas visited Way For The work done The Seward house had a 14-fo- has large 92 x 34 with ot posts. The friends nere lately. number of boarders and for feet, w. nas Mid-Summ- er WASHINGTON , transients roor win be ir. wneeter sold bis black us in the past few weeks and are now doing octogan in snape and tne norse. by good a purline posts will be 26 feet high rushing business, being nearly filled There is to be a basement under St Peter's church society will irive a ROMFORD. up. v form. w , grand entertainment and musical con who has the barn, making the barn from tbe Things John Harvey, a resident of this olace John Winters, lived with basement to tbe of tbe roof about cert on Friday evening, June 1, in tbe in nis oas Seth Warner the past six years, has peek Town hall. The announcement o Doynooa aays, recently 00 ieet. J.ne basement is to be ce that S. D. gone to waterbury-wjox- k, Messrs Plumb and De of passed several days at Ford's and & mented and fitted up with 60 stan Bank Ansoaia S. a. Ulark's. He will visit several Myron Bishop has accepted-- posi-- 4 cbions and the cows will have water at will be among the entertainers will Handsome, Stylish, and other relatives in Wood tion witn Frank Bootn in JNaugatuck suffice to draw a crowded bouse. Ad nephews ana movea their heads so they can drink at any JNTew Some The Bee Pub Co., bury. His home is with his son in nis ramuy there, last non win oe well and ven mission 25c. Suits; at O Miirord. day. time, it ngbted The Board of Education will call the Robert who has been ill tilated and will be a model stable for Cost New tow , Ct. Mrs Josiah Chenev and daughter. McKeever, keeping stock. There will be two committees' and teachers' attention to And Some at Nellie, passed Sunday with relatives for a few days, is now gaining. floors so tbe following: That each committee Arthur E. Sanford is ill with large barn that each bay wijl school in Liitcnneid. quite be convenient for putting in tbe hav call the annual meeting as soon Nearly Cost Rev R. . Garter was in attendance the mumps. and wnen tne barn is com as legally possible after tbe close of at the school, last Dr Pons returned, Monday, from grain, tbe term and tbe teacbers are to see Sunday Sunday. It few shore. pleted it will be one of the best eoulo was There was days' stay at the ana te that their respective schools are in quite Interesting. John Winters is a few pea Darns in tms local 180 full attendance. spending days ity. Mr Dickinson is now keeping on session days. We sunnER Edward P. Mo Han of Litchfield has in waterbury with friends. bis farms about 125 bead of stock.' He Tbe Masonic temple is to receive pay expressage and postage on all purchases been his mother at S, William Salsbury, who Is working is 45 15 new coat of at tbe bands of to recently visiting moved milking about cows, making paint amounting a Dollar and more. RAinENT 11. yiarg's. at Moromus, his family there, cans of milk per day. His stock is Messrs Canneld and Davis of Easton last Monday. Loyally welcome and entertain the We is mostly of the Holstein breed. He has pay Return Fare on ot $10 or more Is now in order. MRS It reported that the United States two G. A. R. men on their visit to Monroe purchase GUSTAF P. CARLSON. authorities are soon to close full blooded registered Holstein We've handsome suits in postal the bulls and seven full blooded registered Center on Sunday, June 3. within 30 miles from New Haven. Mrs Gustaf P. Carlson. 48. who has postonice at Orton and are to extend Kev v. e. Blair bas Das a Holstein cows and has other valuable resigned bis Serges,. Cheviots, Crashes, been helpless invalid for several the R. F. 1). route as far south as Jay cows in his herd. Mr Dickinson told torate of tbe Congregational church. years, died suddenly, Sunday morning. place. to iaKe eneci in m Homespuns, etc., etc. 13. was on ryrreirsMrs S. your correspondent the other day that aays. May The funeral Wednes H. Smith and granddaugh 11 one come day afternoon. Besides her husband, ter, Miss Viola Smith, of Danbury.are any snouia and offer him Wal-for- $75 per bead for bis herd of $10 to $30. she leaves two sons, the eldest, d, making a three weeks' stay with Mr milking HUNTINGTON. mail and a Mrs cows he would refuse it. It would be The Horse Mart. the carrier, daughter. and George E. Smith. S. H. hard to find a berd of cows We've Negligee Shirts, She had often expressed a wish to be Smith of Danbury spent Sunday with better any MEMORIAL OBSERVANCES. relieved and on to his where. Cool Underwear, Neckwear, go that better life family here. The G. A. It. will come to Cen in the beyond. Merchant at the Sta the BREED TO THE BEST. Straw Hats and Allyn Joyce TOWN BTTYS A BIG SAFE. ter as usual for the purpose of decorat Hosiery, tion bad the misfortune to lose his on Paint of all kinds. horse, last Saturday. He went to his Tbe town of Bridgewater bas placed ing soldiers' graves Sunday. May 27. 38,888. Haberdashery WILL BB COMPLETED IN 1910. a new This year services will be held in St ANCELOT,a.33 to Wagon Over A Halt fine Track. barn and found the horse dead in the safe, weighing tbree tons, in the 's cnn.rcn, 2 30 The new road in front of Mrs Gal-- stall. a own nan at tne (jenter. faui at o'clock. Your House A doscendant of Trotting Champions. Seal brown, 16M band high, weighs ISO. A R.etfal Shoes. is to fork each side of the grand Thomas Spargo is having an addi road and park horse. Bis colta possess tbe qualities of their aire. Will make the sea- pin's Mr Converse, assistant son at Hotchkissville, Woodbury, Oonn. 8 nd tor pedigree and other particulars to oici eim opposite ner nouse. ir an tion, 30x12 feet, built on the back side Walter E. Hawes is soon to have a secretary of WILLIAM H. does of house. Meade of - the Y. M. C. A , BUCKINGHAM, earthquake not Interfere, that bis Carson B. in his house We- Bridgeport in 26--3. telephone placed at the spoke Right Woodbury, Connecticut Local Telephone No. piece of road on the northeast corner Bridgewater is doing the work. wacoe Mills, j Congregational church, last Sun this time by insisting upon JOSEPH ATCHISON. Owner. of the Green, which has run petty, John H. Campbell of New York. day evening. He is a young man and VISJ petulant pellucid flowing streams of who purchased Arthur Ford's olace. is poke very interestingly. Miss Shaw. having talk for will soon be a SEW PRESTON. now nere. also from Bridgeport, "The Nine D5 AaihWBRIOCEPORT.W many months, niceiy settled - sang MASURY'S wonderful tav ana .nine,-- in a man accomplishment. Walter E. Hawes has moved his ty very pleasing American VACANT HOTEL PROPERTIES. draulic cider press from Still River to ner. HOUSE PAINTS Trotting Mrs t.n No. S1I65. B. H. VAN 1NQKN BUYS THE WHEKLOCK nis min at wewacoe Mills and will be Eleanor Judson bas returned which are the 2.17 Register, i We wish an enterprising Darby center ror summer. paints that Brownmaster, 14. PROPERTY. in readiness for tbe fall work. the the By Quartermaster, 2 O.H. Dam. Belle Medium. wouia open ion jn. stauo's hotel. Mrs Mary Baldwin, who has been LIVE THE LONGEST Sire of 66. Dam of 7. all trotters. v is H. "Villa of 5-- 4 It reported that E. Van Ingen Lucerne," at the foot Lake NEW MILFORD. with ner grandson in Wells Hollow. Grandly bred, highly finished, 1; hands high, weight 1100 lbs. Haa has bought the Wheelock property, Waramaug. also Loomarwick Inn for has gone to Walnut Beach for a few They have greater preserva- the action so much for in horses aa well ns where Thomas season, two high trotting sought carriage McGrath lives. The tbe hotels which have weeks. tive qualities and will maintain trctters. Fee, $15. . latter remains on the premises there been well patronized in past years and BOARD MAN. Hayes Hubbell is on from the West. their this summer. are fitted as well as have been bis Mrs original appearance years American they Mrs B. O. Simmons and son of Win visiting mother, Perry Shaw. after inferior substitutes have Trotting for a continuance of summer patron are Mrs Anson Smith and Miss Gladvs Joe 2.26. Register, No. 3409. age. sted visiting her parents, Mr and have returned after a vanished. have been the Allerton, louis mason's house struck by Mrs iii. rnomas. spending month They By the great Allerton, 2.09M. Dam, Kathleen Rogers, by Sentinel Wilkes, dam ot 3. j. with Mrs John Steeves in Plttsbunr. standard house for sixty-fiv- e Mrs P. A. paints two-twen- lightning. u. nne car Northrop attended the The and dams have each a ty cnaries King's auto was funeral of her Mrs Pa. and have never failed d, jd 4th produce performer. The home of Louis Mason was received back by bim, last week, from friend, Butler, in Royal Cutts is working for Mrs Ful years Chestnut horse, 16 haads, 1100 lbs. A graad horse at eveinoint. Have struck thun- of & Danbury, Sunday. to complete satisfaction. his to show to his worth as a sire. by lightning during the the repository Flynn Doyle at Miss. Lillian or ler at Millcroft and greatly improv- give produce prove Fee, $50. der storm of last week. Plastering Bantam, freshly painted and readv in Placket Utica. N. ing tbe appearance of tbe was torn off some use as own- ., is visiting relatives in this place grounds. JOHN W. MASURY & SON in of the rooms, but all respects for soon as the and New Milford. Miss Louise Nichols visited her RIDGEWOOD FARM, Danbury, Conn. otherwise not much damage was done. er is allowed by his physicians to niece in New Canaan, last week. NEW YORK and CHICAQO drive He as Noel Thomas attended tbe funeral Pyrogretphic it.) has engaged chauffeur. of bis Mrs William in Jackson Green of Hartford snent, tms season, JDimer eendieton. brother auut, Ives, tbe Sunday at Harry Brownson's. LOCAL AGENT: Outfits and Mrs Jane Clark of New Milford is at of E. R. Pendleton, M. D., of this River district, last Saturday. JNatnan of Boston was her Mrs C. T. Woodruff's. 1. is Mcuonaid daughter's, place, and he assumed charge of the t. JNortbrop slowly gaining calling on relatives and friends in Rider, ! The lightning, last struck car room lo- from a severe attack of the grip. Harry Horses Horses! Thursday, from tbe paint and is now town, last Sunday. 612 Season 1906. . Supplies. a See-ley- 's WateiSt., Bridgeport. Ct. telephone pole between P. G. cated with it and Mr at Arrow xne 516-- 3. up-to-d- King Kennberg tamiiv leave, this Telephone An line o and Louis Mason's, giving the Point farm. Tbe store of the popular Booth & A fresh car load of horses will be in Co. will be closed week, to spend the summer in Bethle- Good FLYINQ CLOUD, these goods at reasonable prices. wires extra energy. It is reported that tbe fine cottage. Bentley Memorial hem, N. H. for the auetioa on Saturday. ones Joel Pearson set out some tobacco of C. F. Scho- - day afternoon. from Hamilton Bros., who are well The handsome black We would like to impress i tupon thoroughly furnished, Mrs Frank Welles entertained her We Jet Trotting Stallion, plants, last Friday, and this Monday verllng's at Lakeside has been sold to niece, Miss Bertha of known in Bridgeport. hold aa weight 13SQ,'16H bands high, 8 years old. sue mind that we make a spec- frost was on the Lattin, Bridge- foal getter. Service fee, C10; K at tune ot your ground. New York city parties. port, over Sunday. AUCTION service, balance when with foal. Will A resident of birth was say- . nals of " is proved ialty of fitting out a house com- foreign b S. Brown's cottage in this village, FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Jonn rloyt is spending some weeks Staten Island, living with stand at Sidney True's, Bethel. he could understand and at the four-year-o- from with ing that people known as the Cramsey cottage, was at C. B. Quick's. Mr Hovt comes her son, Walter, at Gaylordsville. every Saturday Wednesday Also handsome black ld stallion, plete, cellar to garret talkinar over the teleDhone more easi last for summer from Mrs Clute is 92 years of age and is Atlantic Stables, across from the Bridge- did him. He was rented, Saturday, the LONG HUX. Bridgeport, but formerly lived in as if corns will bt THE LEADER, ly than they told to New York , just active in mind and body as port Depot, and you you will 10. reason City parties. ixewiown. 70. and stand for service. Fee All calls will Furniture, the is because it is an Ameri- Mrs 1111 or jNortbvilie passed her Epbraim Laborie is oainting Carft many women 01 well repaid. , Many good workers receive prompt attention. can machine. time over last with her son. LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. miss JUtta a. uiute nas gone to New drivers among them for little money. ' are Sunday Card's house. Also we and Carpets, Measles, genuine and mock, A. S. Hill, Jr., and wife, here. Miss Helen of Mr Cbarles Etzel is painting for Joseob York to spend a few weeks with rela sell horses, wagons har hustling into quarantine. Col E. E. Johnson was successful. Hurd, daughter tives. Before returning, she will visit nesses for other people, and private sales SIDNEY TRUE, Bethel, Ct and Mrs W. N. bad tonsils Martin. - Stoves, etc. The Seccomb place has been opened last in his Hurd, her Newark and New Brunswick, N. J. if you wish. B. D. 24H. Plnmtrees District. Mrs week, renting barber shop removed, Sunday, and is along Ed. Beers has added a veranda to the lowest for by Wallace. and housekeeping rooms connected getting house whicb he moved. Positively the prices K. b. Barnes' place is for the nicely. Dr Smythe performed the op- recently Beckwith & Co., open therewith to Frank V. Zahn of Ban- eration, assisted by Dr Mr ano Mrs jn lcnoias Hover are pa PLATTSVILLE. cash in the city. season. tam, who will take with his Day. Atlantic Stables, Bridgeport, Oonn. Owing to three cases of measles in possession waiter a. Keeling or Bridgeport was pering the Talmadge bouse for D. A. wne ror tne coming year, about June the on of Martin Nichols. The Sunday school of the Methodist SAM Auctioneer. the GunDery, the annual alumni fes Col J onn son win bis on guest Saturday were SIMMONS, For Service. " nave been loin family There slight frosts in the low church at Flat Rock are preparing for tivities postponed until his farm in Warren. W. W. Stillson of New York is mak places, Sunday and Monday nights. a very nice concert to be given on Tt a entworthFvirni-tvir- e June 14. Mrs M. M. Shirk visited in Litch Children's June "HECTOR," Brown Stallion, will stand for Mrs Andrew Irwin is ing his studio at Long Hill for the day, Sunday evening, ser vicejat my place In Elm wood Dlstrlct,Beth-e- l, entertaining field during last week. She returned Don-- at cnurcn. A invita- 1906. Co her nephew, Mr Jones of Wilkesbarre, on summer, boarding at Martin Mc BROOKFD3LD, iu, the cordial for the season of "Hector" was sired Pa. Saturday afternoon. ough's. tion is extended to all to attend. by Haldene, he by Mamraino Bnaeall. son of Broad St. aid 115 Joha St., Mrs Mary Carter came from Terry-vill- e, Mrs Woodford Mambrino and Hiss BuaeaU, tbe ioi) Miss Taylor has arrived at the Holi John Schneider bas entertained GRANGE dam of Hand S. Dam, Queen, by Ashland. Conn last Saturday afternoon, and has friends from out of town. INTERESTS. -- Is lbs. Bridgeport, day house with the maids, and a party her here for a few NOT IF AS RICH AS ROCKEFELLER. Hector" brown in color, weighs 11S of are on for opened cottage days' Nathaniel Hebbard of New York At the Grange on Mondav night the and tor disposition and endurance has bat girls expected Friday stay. with bis here. and were few equals. He la a sure foal getter and In their annual summer outing. Mr a former teaeher is passed Sunday family third fourth degrees confer the sire of good colta which Inherit bis dispo- The club will hold an im- Eagan, here, miss Miine Burton or Trumbull bas red on tbree members. Mr and Mrs If you had all the wealth of Rocke sition and staying qualities. Terms, (S for Poquasset passing two weeks for his health at been of ber Miss- E. K. Smith Standard Oil you the season, payable at time of first service. business on the --evening tbe guests aunts, tbe took demits and George feller, the magnate, portant meeting George S. Lyman's. es Hurd. was fill could not a medicine for of May 28. Mr and Mrs B. Stillson Graeter elected to the vacan buy better Waste F. an J. passed Mrs Charles Green entertained Miss cy caused by the resignation of W. H. bowel complaints than Chamberlain's Dont J. McFarlan, George Hollister, aged resident. last Friday at C. Judson's in OT. is quite low. night Lockwood and Miss Ada Miller of tiiackman. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. BETHEL, Tho of Watertown. Bridgeport, last week. The most eminent physician cannot Yoxxr Signs A baseball game In which several a car of corn LOCAL AUTOMOBILISTS. a better for colic N. P. were came off Just received, extra and prescribe preparation Troublo ROXBURT. parties interested oats. Also mixed feed, poultry sup There are now four automobiles and diarrhoea, both for children and Hear! on rock-botto- at Washington Depot Tuesday of m adults. Tbe uniform success of this last week, between the nine plies. Everything at owned In town, JamesLee, A. S. Mans- - Time Gunnery prices. J. S. Hurd. Miles nenoricKson and uiarence remedy bas sbown it to be superior to SCARLET FEVER AT THE STATION. and Washington Depot, in which some 1. a. House is to arrive neia, all others. never and when ' If you have a Too can Sorely Secure Heart Health from here were Con- expected Vroman. It fails, Dr. There are a number of cases of participants. from England in the near future. reduced with water and sweetened, is farm for sale or rent; If you and Strength through Shoop'a large trary to all expectation the result was Mr lather of bas rent pleasant to take. Every should Restorative. soarlet fever at the Station. The a "whitewash" for the nine. Bridgeport AT ST PAUL'S. family want boarders; If you have any- Tre-leave- Gunnery ed be Sold R. homes of John T. John n, the Hadley residence for the supplied with it. by Collins, J. Millerton Stillson acquitted him- It is expected that tbe Rev Mr BT. Beers & Co., Newtown: thing you want to dispose of; If Theodore well as Taylor, weakness which can bo dealt with Hemingson, Bryant self pitcher. Later in the Harvest 15 and 20c each. Ex Griswold of Guilford will conduct the Curtis & Hook: W. N. you are looking for business op- Heart at McGovern and two Italian families are the Wood- hats, Co.,Sandy all is nerve weakness. Just as yoar hand trem- week, Gunnery played the tra fine granulated sugar, just what services at St Paul's, next Sunday. Hurd, Long Hill: A. B. Blakeman. portunities, don't waste your bles when Its nerves are weak, when your heart quarantined. bury nine, easily beating Woodbury you want for the strawberries, in 25-- Botsford; S. J. Parks, Trumbull. nerves are weak yeur heart flutters an palpi- with Stillson again as pitcher. This Tbe blow is not as time about It. Just put a little tates. Other signs are shortness of breath after Alexander McCurdy, who has been pound bags, $1.18. Tbe hnest new but- apple nearly silent exercise ; fainting spslls; pain or tender- week, the Gunnery is matched with ter, four pounds for $1. Remember we large as some years, but as the condi ad in the Want columns of Tbe m Keeping constantly P ness about the heart oaasea by irregular heart spending a few months at his old Litchfield nine, at Litchfield, tbe are tions nave been favorable for rO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Bee S at It il the to m notion ; ehoklns sensa Atlon as U the heart was borne in is now a always headquarters for the best quite expressing briefly what key 1 Ireland, spending crack team of and successful Z In tho throat uneasy seusatlon in the few weeks Mr the county, later goods at tbe lowest prices. W. N. pollination, tbe actual apple crop may you want, and that will settle it. 5 advertis. ebeet. showing that X here with and Mrs they will cross bats with tbe Hotch-kis- s be up to tbe n inc. heart isn'tHe Robert McKeever. Hurd. fully average. Take Laxative Bromo Tab working right; X pain when you nine at Lakeville. The Gunnery G. M. Bennett is ill. . The new road scraper arrived on Quinine on one aide X XosuaUy the left The Mine Hill Quarry Co. are hav is a wide fame with its pres- quite and lets. All druggists refund tbe money Use aids. Xauentlx the water of attaining Harry Bennett and family of Bridge last Monday, after long unexpect if fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig- 1 painfultatfro'"M dlffleult ing running put into their ent pitcher and catcher. and Miss of ed delays, and was to work it jj right, Anrx . Xnnd fice and nouse port Charlotte Plumb put nature is on each box. 25c. The Bee You cannot much and 1 II X smothered tbe adjoining. Charles Gilbert was excused from spurt knii&luiMlt.,A-f- I Trumbull G. M. Ben X There U ab- Robert McKeever has an acre or work for F. passed Sunday at feeling.on-- lr ne way J. Hosford, after Monday nett's. Miss Henrietta Buggies spent Sun win. A business career that 2 solutely J more of potatoes which are looking of last week by illness. with her mother. are all to be hoed The stone foundation in tbe center day m fits and starts will not X finely. They ready Where is our new schoolhouse grant- of the W. N. Hurd's Farmers are beginning to show some goes by natural nndX1 tbe first time and give promise of a ed vote of the last 3? triangle opposite in as so well in the run 5 to lu nerves.piratittlCan yea by town; January store bas been dug out and filled in anxiety regard to the hay crop I i pay long strengthnow any- - else can bo good early crop. The matterjseems-t- lie dormant in the this is the critical for imagine thing Uillon has his with earth. period meadows, CASTOR A as a business that follows a x done? Dr. Bhoop's Restore lira will Patrick left position hands of the present committee. Mrs James Freer was prostrated ana me recent experience of so many For Infants and Children. I bring baek tho jTstrengh to the at tbe Quarry and will soon move to R. Lewis, of the Blake & Johnson in so much has made them 6 course mapped out for it and x heart nerves alwayaXThsra is nothing In New York. with an attack of grip, last week. buying hay & this remedy to stimulatei nothing that firm at Waterbury, with his friend, w. or unduly sensitive on tbe question. The Kind You Have Always Bought keeps increasing its advertis-- M leads reaction. Tho that it is H. M. Smith of The Bee was kindly Mr New Kitcnie tjforaon Bridgeport to strength givessame Hungerford of York City, was in the village, last week, calling Mrs wmiam coring or JNew York is as business demands natural and permanent. It is JusV the entertained at the Seward House on passed last Sundayl here with Hermon ber Mrs John Wetmore. ing the strength as Nature gives to those who are well. Tuesday. on friends. He leaves soon for a trip visiting sister, Bears the it until the maximum is reach- Tw Dhunn1. RMtjmtlTi emtu strength whioh Hoffman, who in the time allowed to Virginia. Mr and Mrs Vernon Wetmore left, of extends over the whole inside nerve system it Merchant Allyn Joyce at tbe sta showed tbem a few of Nature's attrac- to noes, ana iron Monday morning, for their western Signature ed. There is a maximum for overcomes tho cause of tho troublo as wou as tion has bad a new floor laid in his on Garden ols, snoveis For sale and reoommenaea oy tions in this vicinity. They left rakes, scythes, snathes, tbe "New" borne. Tbeir many mends regretted store. the train of the same day for - to see tbem a small business beyond which S. J. PARKS, TRUMBULL. A. McMillan and Andrew Fucbala evening lawn mower, band rakes. Mrs kod- go. their respective homes. ert Staines. Miss KosweJl entertained friends it is not economy or policy to P. BETHEL. have just bad telephones placed in from out of J. GARVIN, homes. Mr Pucbala's number town, Sunday. The best way to get go. Brookline Chronicle. their WOODBTTRT. Mr and Mrs John Lovette and is 66-- 5. MONROE. daughter and Miss Mina Robertson of Phoenix Mutual Life what you want, or to The S. N. E. Telephone Co. are soon Dan bury spent Sunday with Mr and get rid of what you to lextend their lines from Albert C. HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Mrs James Bateman. is use Our columns furnish Dickinson's over uotsrord 1111. me MASONIC NOTES. Insurance Co. don't want, to During the severe thunder storm of John Middleton of New Haven The Bee's the key to success- Carpets, ander Palmer and Charles Botsford last Thursday afternoon, lightning Wash- - left for his summer home in Massachu- An Old Hartford advertising ful advertising In are to have telephones in their homes. struck the residence of Mrs Loomis. M. M. de Company. columns. the b I a Co. ington lodge will confer the setts, Tuesday morning, after spend Try t community. The Mine Hill Quarry began The corner of the house was charred, gree, which will be the evening of the tnree weeks with his Stands second to none in liberal policy con- small" ads : ic a Rugs, nine hours at tbe weather on ing nephew, tracts. Guarantees more than a dollar's working Quarry, the board,split both sides next stated communication. Visiting James Bateman. of one week. ! and inside fell and a are ex Mrs Sherman of soent worth insuranoe for every (1 of premium word, school at plaster picture bretbren from nearbv lodges Danburv uald. It has the hlirhest recommendation for Straw Matting The otlicers of the Sunday was thrown from the wall. Mr Loomis pected, refreshments will be in order Saturday with Mrs John Bateman. conservative management among the repre the Methodist church, recently elect- sat in the room and was not at and a looked for- Mrs (J. Cornell, of sentative Dusiness men insured m tbe com- were: A. injured general good time li. formerly pany. New and Attractive ed, J. Vidler, superintendent; all but somewhat dazed as a result of ward to. Brookneld, but now living in Great N. II. Hurlburt, assistant superin- the shock. Plain, is very ill at her home with ner Spring Line at tendent; H. W. secretary; ELI D. WEEKS, Manager, Trowbridge, A FINE ASSURED. vous prostration and a ve.rv severe Mrs A. J. Vidler, treasurer; A. J. Vid- CUTLERY SHOP CLOSES SATURDAY AFT CONCERT stomach trouble. OFFICES AT TAYLOR. CUR.TIS & ler, librarian. ERNOONS FOR THE SUMMER. The Ansonia Musical W. H Mrs Josie Pincknev. who has been Litchfield, Oonn. Library Bldg., Danbury Ct. Ira Hamlin celebrated 92d an- club, 108 Bank St., Waterbury, Ct. the Commencing with last Saturday the Plumb conductor, who has given such ill for several weeks, is slightly im CO, niversary of his birthday at the home closes and under care Book. of Mr and Mrs A. J. on Wed- cutlery shop Saturday after charming concerts in East Village proved the of Dr Smith. Tho Brisk Store. Sandy Vidler noons until further notice. other places during the past two or Her many friends hope for her speedy nesday, May 23. Mr Hamlin still en- vears. an recovery. tine is do three will cive entertain joys health and yet able to HOTCHKISSVILLE NOTES. ment at the Monroe Town hall for the Mr iiansom, the man who moved on quite a little work. on to the Henderson is of Botsford Hill is Last afternoon Mr Gill's benefit of St Peter's church Friday, Benedict farm, Joseph Babiyan Sunday dog June 1. The program will be pub- busily engaged fixing up here and Cure a Cold in One having a large addition, 28 x 26 feet, bit red Packard's youngest daughter, com To Day 15-fo- lished next week. Concert to there. ot on Rosie, on The was Corn! with posts, built his barn. the leg. bite onlv mence at 8 m. 25c Seed p. Admission, He is to have his old barn all newly slight and hasn't been considered dan Take Tablets. SHERMAN. Laxative Bromo Quinine covered. A. M. Worden of Southville gerous. Seven MDHon boxes sold in 13 months. TMS TAYLOR & HUBBELL. is doing tbe work. Frank Robinson and family moved, Mr and Mrs Weir Goldsborough post Signature, There was quite a fire in the woods iasT. ween, into Ernest gyre's nouse. spent Sunday at the rectory. Mrs John J. Clute. the venerable NEWTOWN STATION. on Botsford Hill, one day last week. Edward Crane's children have re Lester Banks, formerly of this place widow of the author of "Clute's An-- 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1906. Real Estate. Farms for Sle, Etc. given by Mrs W. F. Palmer for her Newtown Bee. son, George, on Saturday evening. The ice were CORDIAL INVITATION PEEP-0-DA- Y ! 25. 1U06. Cake and cream served, and Newtown. Fri.lHV. ;May it proved a very delightful evening. BROODERS and Bummer Home in Mr Smalley has a very sicK horse. . Farms Miss Grace and Miss ADDRESSEDT0 WORKING GIRLS CIRCULATION : Turkington lk'fel The Gertrude Randall went down on Sun- Only Brooders! Cornwall, lanuary t. 18?. 800 day to the funeral of Master Chatfield, Miss Barrows Tells How Mrs. Pink, who died after an operation for appen- barn's Advice Girls. "The Switzerland of Connecticut." n Helps Working 762-76- 8 I .an 4450 dicitis. He was a great-grandso- of Chapel St. form In Connecticut. 875 One mile from Sharon. Oonn. 500 acres culti- Abel C. and died within one finest acre. wn- - Tracy, vated. 875 wood, timber and pasture. Large mmu residence and 6 other il welling houses, hour of each other. Girls who work uul kUMlUi In hum nnH hniiui l.ub.nn iiniiiiIu'H hVnllJi nf rII llllKIH LiRriTe DarUS are particularly New Haven, Conn and all In the flneat repair. Over 2'K) head of ctule and stock kept on the premises. Suitable Ten Paces. to fe- lot general farming, biiick rarrn or estate tor country sens lernu inw. susceptible We have (arms from 11000 up to tW00 sultHble for farming and for summer homes In and I&ARBLED ALE . rn a 1 e disorders, Bear Cornwall. If you have a farm for sale we can sell It especially those Bummer homes to rent for the season. Advise us what yon have. COUNTY. JOTTED DOWN. who are obliged LITCHFIELD ITEM8 to stand on their WILLIAM D. BOSLER, Realty Broker, Mr and Mrs James Sperry and Miss feet from morn- West Cornwall, Conn. BRIDGEWATEH. Julia Bryant came from Brooklyn, ing until night in last week, to the house of Mrs Bernard stores or facto- Fine MK8 WILLIAM IVES Peters. ries. . .. --. New Massa- - Miss Lizzie Derrickson was at Minor Day in and g ' Maine, Hampshire, Vermont, Mrs who been Id day 3UUU Money-makin- chusetts Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, William Ives, had Morehouse's over Sunday. out the girl toils. health for several pass- Bos- bread-winne- r FttflUS FOP SolO Delaware and Maryland. failiug months, George Gilbert returned from and she is often the of Under ed home near new hundreds in with cuts of away at her the ton, Friday. the Whether she is sick or , (trout's Llat No. IS " describes detail, buildings; week 17, family. 1000 to J20 ,000; have stock and tools included; it is the most bridge, last Thursday, May Cosy occupied by Mrs Pol- well, whether it rains or shines, she one to acres, $800 many fu- cottage, book of real farm ever issued ; with traveling instructions to aged 61 years and months. The lock, has been renovated the rooms must to of kcomplete bargains ' by get her place employment, want a Is freach property, send toaay lor iree copy 10 nearest omce. neral was largely attended from her A man from New Mil- duties exacted of her If von are ffolnir to buv a Brooder you machine that built rieht. for vou am 2 being papered. perform the muslins aware that you cannot expect satisfactory results from a brooder tbal is uoi correctly ventl- - late home, K. BTBOOT FARM AGENCT. " in tna World" Saturday afternoon, at ford did the work smile and be agreeable. latea, neatea or ouinoi any uut uih uest m;iiriai. A. largest o'clock, Rev D. O. Gorton Mr properly be a draft. Me. 50 Nuuu Street, N. Y. 88 Broad Street. BOSTON. officiating. The death of Anthony at New Among this class the symptoms of The ventilation system must not direct 335 Water Strut, Augusta, The burial was in the cemetery at the Milford takes one away who was female diseases are manifest Direct drafts cause bowel trouble. Center. There were a number of early by Chicks die and you lose money. greatly respected in this vicinity. weak and aching backs, pain in the Tbe warmed air must be evenly distributed. J. COLEMAN SMITH, Mgr., Bethel, Conn. pretty floral tributes. The bearers Philip Rydell, who has been taking lower limbs and lower part of the At Reduced If not there will be hot and cold spots. were Edward Wild man, William instruction in the of Tbe chicks will become overheated or chilled and their growth checked. autnmobiling, past stomach. In consequence frequent Tbe lamp must be sure and safe. It Is Inadvisable to have any other kind and run tbe Camp, William Marsh, Charles M. winter, in New York City, has suc- wetting of the feet, periods become Prices. risk of fire Hunt of New Milford, John Peppers cessfully passed his examinations and painful and irregular, and frequently Without knowing all about them, we appreciate It is difficult for you to select tbe and Anson Squires of Merryall. Mrs bas begun running an auto in the there are faint and dizzy spells, with Brooder that will please you best. city. semi-annu- If ask of or one versed Ives is survived by ber husband and Ouf al you any practical poultryman, the editor any poultry paper any loss of appetite, until life is a burden. sale of fine on matters, what Brooder to use, without exception they will answer, "THE PlvEP- - four daughters, Mrs Charles Squires of All these symptoms point to a de- dermuslins offers a jnjxHUtrv New Milford, Mrs Samuel Waldron of ROXBCRI, rangement of the female organism splendid op It has a reputation of fifteen years behind It. Bridgewater, Mrs Adelbert Wildman which can be and portunity for lovers of dainty un Patents protect the original invention, so that imitators cannot use the basic principles Miss who home. easily promptly of mechanical construction. and Eva Ives, lived at THE LOCAL NEWS. cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- derwear to a for For this reason it has been impossible for others to produce a sa'e Brooder one that purchase supply y. Onesister, Miss Mary Edwards, also ble Compound. compares with tbe excellent principles combined In every part of the Peep-O'-Da- Mrs Ives was a devoted Mrs H. H. Warner has a fine lot of the summer at a great saving. The When tbe Peep-O'-Da- y Brooder is seen and tried, others are never satisfactory. survives her. Miss Abby F. Barrows, Nelson ville, We can no O'-D- ay and wife and and was geranium blossoms in her windows. It offer you greater argument of superiority of Peep Brooders than tbe loving mother, is late in season but her Athens Co., Ohio, tells what this great garments corset covers, drawers, fact that they are endorsed by the leading Poultry Scientists as the best brooders made. also a kind friend and neighbor and the geraniums medicine did for her. She writes : Prof Gowell says: "I must have them, for they are the best of anything 1 know of. Send will not be missed in her are still blossoming and are very pret- skirts, gowns and chemises are the me 20 of the No. 4 Brooders." only greatly Dear Mrs. PinkViam : Prof Stoneburn : "The Peep-O'-D- Brooders work have own home but Ly a circle of ty. same as we sell at time of the perfectly. We had some very large The ladies of the "I feel it my duty to tell you the good any severe weather, but the chicks entrusted to these Poster Mothers are thriving aad growing ' friends. Congregational Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all Mr A. F. Hunter; "While it may be possible to make a better Brooder, up to this time it church gave a Shower social and sup- and Blood Purifier have done for me. Before year; generously fashioned, has never been done." C. N. HATCH MAKES IMPROVEMENTS. per at their newly fitted up chapel, I took them I was very nervous, had dull carefully and daintily trimmed last which was en- in and were C. Tuesday evening, headaches, pains back, periods Every garment in stock is reduced N. Hatch has been improving his joyed by a large number of people and irregular, I had been to several doctors, and lawn between his house and store by netted the ladles a good sum. theydid me no good. as follows : having it nicely graded and has set David McMillan bas the "Tour medicine has made me well and a of his purchased strong. I can do most any kind of work All 25c now 19c out nice hedge just north waiter Hootn place and nas movea Garments store. Thomas McEslin and Calvin there. without complaint, and my periods are all " 50c " " 39c G. Bates did work. right. " 75c " " 59c the L. Chowder is soon to erect a new "I am in better health than I ever was, 1 " 89c " " 15c 'ffff tobacco barn lust north of bis other and I know it is all due to your remedies. what's on here. 65 x 26 recommend advice and medicine to all " 1 00 " " 87c going barn. The new barn is to be your " " " Mr and Mrs Wesley Hull and Master feet. Branson Brothers have the con who suffer." 125 95c pirn " " Arnold Hull of New Britain are visit- tract. It is to such, girls that Mrs. Pink-ha- m 150 " 129 ing at the home of Mrs J. A. Greer. Mr and Mrs M. H. Riley of Bridge holds out a helping hand and ex- Corset LAWN SWINGS, Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson and were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs tends acordial invitation to correspond Higher priced Covers, f friends of New Milford visited friends William Bulkier. with her. She is daughter-in-la- of Drawers, Gowns, Skirts and Chem CUT e inrr PRICE $4.00. in town over last Sunday. David McMillan has gone to West Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty-fiv- ises, reduced in the same propor Henry M. Smith of Newtown was in point, JN. x., where he bas accepted a years has been advising sick women town on Friday. position. free of charge. Her long record of tion. An-son- ia A few of Miss Mary McEslin returned to members the Roxburv success in treating woman's ills makes Its achievements have shown the Peep-O'-D- to De tbe best brooler on the market. Farmers' & Co., on Monday, after a brief stay at Fishing club of South Norwalk are her letters of advice of untold value to we want you to give us a chance to prove: Supply Roofing a few - That the ventilation is perfect. 256 Middle Com. her home in town. spending days, this week, at the every ailing- working girl. Address, That the is St., Bridgeport, house near Mass. 1. heat easily distributed. Friday evening the Tamtles club club the Falls, enjoying Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Ladies' Home hat the temperature is easily controlled. entertained their friends ia social tne The That there are no drafts. at nsning. That the is dance at the ball. Music was by the Miss Marlon Holmes of Bridgewater il lamp absolutely fireproof. Mrs Journal hat the Brooder can be easily cleanea. Du Benski orchestra and light refresh- spent Sunday with Alice Merwin. nS"!.1 ca b? operated with less care and less expense than any other Brooder. Miss of on In-Y-on ments were served. Ruth Merwin Waterbnry the Skldmore in sUted on money wasted Brooders faulty In construction if mora people old white owned spent with her mother. purchased place Patterns and Style Books Being Shown Jim, the pony by Sunday Farms. The farm of the late cannot wisely select a Brooder until you at e familiar with the Peeo-O'-Dm- v. Dickinson and Nathan Quaker We 2 Austin Gillett, died on Sunday last, Wesley Smith Wheeler at Woodruff Hill was NOW ON SALE. rt,ni!itellyoJ1irabo?.t,t: will If you will send for a copy of our 1906 Catalogu". aged 25 years. Evarts of South Britain drove through and description it explains how every part of the Cornell Incubator Is made sold at auction last Thursday. William rrom the time tbe rough lumber starts In the mill untlll a machine is completed and crated. Mrs Levi Smith of Roxbury has tak- town. Sunday. Andrews of was ready for sulpment. It Is free, if address en a as Miss Phebe Merritt of South Britain Oringe the purchaser. The new patterns for June are yon " position housekeeper at Austin The farm on the Southford road of the Gllletfs. spent Sunday at Lee Dickinson's pleas of M. now here; also the Monthly otyli Mrs ant borne. estate tbe late Louisa Davis was Albert Mallett and child have sold to George Andrews of West Haven, Book for June and the summer returned home from an extended visit Henry and William Branson were in wno tooK edition of the Book. with friends in Westerly, R. I. wartrord. Monday. possession last Saturday. Quarterly Style Joe and Francis Wellwood are at- Edwin J. Leavenworth and friend The Quarterly Style Book, 25c were in Tbe stork made a visit to Christian the Book free. ' tending the primary department of Waterbury, Saturday. street, last Friday evening, and left a each; Monthly Style the Center school. Miss Nettie Botsford has returned a four with friends little daughter at tbe home of Lewis Mr and Mrs Sherman Morgan of after weeks' stay Pope; also a daughter at the home of New Milford were in town on Sunday, in New York City. Bartholomew 4 d. Flenzusky. FORTUNATE HISSOURIANS. the guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Can-fiel- Misses Flossie and Sadie Mansfield Miss Rose White of Mlddlebury of Woodbury visited at Mrs Addis', re- visited Mrs a few Nor-wal- at Martha Hawley's Charles Trowbridge of South k cently. week. "When I was a druggist, at Livonia. Anson Ward of South Is do- aays last now - was In town, recently, the guest Britain E. A. Scoville and family from South Mo.," writes T. J. Dwyer, of of S. H. Branson. ing carpenter work for Miss Emma Britain were Mrs Sco uraysvme, mo., "three or my custom- WHITE WINQ POULTRY Mrs who Beers. visiting with ers were of con- FARM, Lyman Smith Weeks, has ville's sister, Mrs Rowland, last permanently cured Telephone 739.4. Conn. If haven't sort of suit in been spending a few days at her home Charles Thomas and Lincoln Smith Philip sumption by Dr King's New Discovery, Nichols, you any sunaay. to-da- particular y. In Bridgeport, has returned to the have had long distance telephones put Mr and Mrs Miles L. Shelton were and are well and strong One House in the State. mind suppose you drop around at your leisure home of Smith Weeks for the summer. in their nouses. was to sell his property and Largest Supply Charles Thomas is a new visiting in Trumbull last Friday. movetrying and see suits that have YOU in mind. If The woods east of the Center caught driving to Arizona, but after using New 9.42 you're fire on a of men horse, 01 xra Booth. a ne rouna un Sunday, a m.. South, 9.35 a m, 3.00 p m off Sunday and number purchased Discovery snort time it Sunday, 5.06 p m a YOUNG man, you'll get "chummy" right the were called on to help put it out. Mrs George Wilcox of Waterbury is SOUTHBURT. necessary to do so. 1 regard Dr King'i Roxbury North, 11.22 a m, 6.00 p m. Sun- The Bee man was entertain- visiting at Ira Booth's. New as the most wonderful day, 10.06 a m. South, 9.26 a m, 2.51 p m. reel with kindly are Discovery Sunday 4.55 p m. ed at dinner, last Friday, at the home The much needed repairs being Miss Eva Hurlburt from Roxbury is medicine in existence." Surest cough Judd's Bridge North 11.28 a m, 6.06 p m of Mr and Mrs James Orr. done on the Mill property. Madau & visiting ner aunt, Mrs (jnaries Liewis, and cold cure and throat and lung Sunday, 10.12 a m. South, 9.19 a m, 2.44 p m, Austin H. who has been Robinson are tbe architects. in White Oak. &. U. Beers & Sunday, 4.43 p m. Our Men's Clothes. Gillette, healer, guaranteed by Washington North, 11.39 a m, 6.17 p m. Young Town Clerk for several years, has on T. McNirf entertained company, Miss Mary Bronson from Watertown Co., Betts& 10.32 ween. Newtown; Betts, Sandy Sunday, a m. South 908 a m, 2.33 and for around Made a account of his age been obliged to re- tms is visiting her friend, Mrs Clifford hook; v. j. uarvm, isecnei; w. jn, p m. Sunday. 4.31 p m. Just Justly chaps maturity. sign bis position. A town meeting is Several cases of scarlet fever are re Hawiey. Noble, New Milford; E. J. Bucking New Preston North, 11.43 a m, 021 p m. Hot great deal better, a mighty sight smarter, but In price in town. We none are Sunday, 10.38 a m. South, 9.04 a m, 2.29 Weather styled warned for next Saturday, May 26, to ported hope The Choral Union society will meet ham, Huntington; Alien Joyce, Kox p m. Sunday, 4.18 p m. not at all higher than the "almost" of designers who try to serious. 11.52 6.30 and men. elect his successor. for rehearsal Friday evening at 7.30. bury Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Co. Romford North a m. p m. make the same models do for old young The school at the Center is soon to The men at the quarry are again at All are invited to be present. Rozbury; C. N. Hatch, Bridgewater: Sunday 10.49 a m. South 8.55 a m, 20 p m. Goods. work. Some have commenced tbe Mrs C. H. who W. B, Sunday 4.06 p m. have a new flag pole erected near the Brown, bas spent the Connery Bros., Georgetown; Morris North, 11.57 a m, 8.35 pm. San-da- y Young Men's Hats and Shoes schoolbouse. The old pole became un- nine hour system. winter in New Haven, has returned to Hawiey, Sherman; Honan & Soule, 10.57 a m. South, 8.50 a m, 2.15 p m. Sun It Is now time to be looking for an friend on 3.58 p m. safe and bad to be cut down. Edward Daley and gentleman her home Mam street for the sum Gaylordsville; George D. Odell, Corn' day - were in town. mer. New Bantam North, 18.00 6.44- p m. Sunday First Selectman Albert B. Mallett Sunday. wall Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, 11 15 a m. South, 8.48 a m, 2.07 p m. Ice Water has improved his house by having it W. B. Leonard is entertaining his Lawyer Steele and wife. Mrs Ed Preston, druggists. 50c and $1. Trial Sunday 3.47 p m. Cooler, newly nephew. ward Oatman and daughter came up Dottle iree. Lake North, 12.09 6.47 ip m. Sunday, painted. Col A. L. is his 11.19 a m. South. 8.40 a m, 8.05 p m. Sun- Hodge enjoying trip in ineir auios, last Saturday, and re day, 3.36 p m. Refrigerator, immensely. Never felt better in his curnea, monaay arternoon. They en Litchfield Arrive 12.15, 62 p m. Sunday or an J Hub Clothing House, BETHLEHEM. life. All wish for a safe return. joyed the trip very much and expect Dr Hess Stock Food, Poultry Pana 115 am. South, 8.35a m, 2.00 p m. Sun- cea ana day 3.30 p m. Mala Corner Mrs H. Thomas was tbe guest of Mr to come again, next montn. instant lxmse Killer, ail Ice Cream Freezer. j, 939 Street, Bank, and Mrs William Trowbridge, Satur guaranteed to do their respective ORANGE NOTES. day. work or your money back at S. . Connecticut. McMillan and Miss Grace DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIS sanrora & uo. '8. DANBURY DIVISIOR. We have all kinds at low prices. If 'Bridgeport, Excelsior Pomona Grange met with Robert you want to mix up a cold drink, get last week Wednes- Forbes visited the latter 's Danbury North 6.05, 7.35, 9.30 10.40, a m one of our nickel shakers and Bethlehem Grange, parents, decrease in same ratio 8 7.09 plated Master O. S. the that tbe 55, 5.21, p m. Sunday 5.2 some glasses or any other articles day. Worthy State Sunday. use of Dr King's New Life Pills in m. South, 5.55, 7.25, 8.11, 10.09, 11.45 a m., needed for this purpose. Just received Wood was and made a in- 38, 6.35, 6.48 7.55, 6.00 present very creases. They save you from danger The? Travelers' Guide. p m. Sunday a. m, a new lot of colored Lemonade Sets. teresting address. The subject for SOUTHVILLE. ana ana p m. Look them over when In the city. discussion was "Shade trees our oring quics painless release Bethel North.7.13,10.34 10.53 a m,2.14, 5.10, along from constipation and the ills grow- 5.57, 7.08,8.06 p m. Sunday ,10.14, a m.8.16 p m. highways." of South 6.01. 7731.8.18, 10.15. U.52 am.3.45, 6.41, ing out it. Strength and vigor NEW NEW HAVEN AND HAKT- - 6.58 INSTALLING TELEPHONES. use. YORK, p m. Sunday 8.02, a m, 6.07 p m. Oil Stoves Mr and Mrs W. Smith aiways iouow tneir Guaran- Redding North 7.06, 10.45 a m 2.08, 8.55, 8.01 pm. J. attended new were teed by R. H. Beers & Co., New Sunday, 10.08 a m, 8.11 m. South, 6.07, S124, great-grandso- n The telephones installed p Are a good to the funeral of a of the & 11.58 a m,7.0a p m. Sunday, 8.08 a m, 6.13 p m cool - thingsum- in this place, last ween xnusaay town; Hetts tsetts, sandy Hook 7.57 keep tbe kitchen during- the late Abel Tracy in Waterbury on Sun- P. W. N. BIHKSHIRa DIYISIOII. Sanford Nortb,7.01, 10.40a m, 2.04, 6.50, pm. mer by doing your cooking on one. Those who have them in their houses J. Garvin, Bethel; Noble, Sunday, 10.04 a m, 8.07 p m. South, 6.11, 8.28 a Now we have these from the one burn- day. G. W. JNew Minora: E. m. 12.03, 7.08 p m. Sunday, 8.12 a m, 6.17 p m Water-bur- y are: H. N. Camp, Northrop, A. J. Buckingham 9.36 er lamp stove up to the three burner Z. P. Candee and family of New Haven North, a m 4.15, p m. Br'chville North, 6.55,10.17 10.32 a m, l.f8 Bine Flame low M. Worden and at the John M. Ford Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Due 11.15 a m, 7.40 m. 7.51 9.58 8.01 and at very prices. UVJ were at J. E. Thompson's over & - p 5.41, 6.43, p m. Sunday, a m, You know where we are. Just across place. Station; G. W. Hurlburt Co., Rox- Shelton North, 10.00 a m, 4.37, South, 6.16, 7.49, 8.33,10.31 a m.12.08, 3.58 from Public con-ner- 10.52 7.14 Sm. the Bridgeport Library. Sunday. D. N. of Sbelton oury; u. jn. y South, a m, p m. 7.15 p. m. Sunday, 8.18 a m, 6.23 p m. , Give us a call. Miss Flower was N. W. Clark spent last iatcn, tfriagewater; Stevenson 10.13 a 4.50, m. 10.27 Dolly at Bros. W. B. Haw-le- y, North, m, p Georgetown North,6.49, a m, 1.54,6.39,7.47 Friday at bis farm ud tbe river. .Georgetown; South 10.10 a m. 7.01 p m; 9.54 a 7.54 m. 6.20 Flower's, the first of the week. & flO.18 pin. Sunday, m, p South. STRONG STURDY Mr and Mrs Charles Albee of New Mrs David R. Barnum bas in ber Sherman; Honan Soule, Monroe North. a m, t4.55 pm. 8.37 a m, 12.11, 7.18 p m. Sunday 8.11 m a wisteria vine which is a George D. Odell, Cornwall South. flO.as a. m. fa.&5 n m. 6.26 p m Haven were up at her father's, over yard beauty Botsford South for New Haven. 10.30 p STRENUOUS It is just one mass of blossom. Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, New m. 6.50 Dm. The Sunday. 25c. N'town 7.40, 10.37 5.11, n D. N. Clark is to build a large barn freston, aruggists. Try them. North a m, 5.80, Howard Seymour and family of 7.30 m; 0.12 a m. South F. E. BEACH CO., at his farm the river. He now bas p Sunday, WATKRTOWN BRANCH. were at R. Magee's on Sun up 0.3, v.La, iu.14, iu.zk a m; 3.3, 8.41 p m 962 MAIN ST., the foundation for the barn all ready When in WatArhnrv r.rariinur vnn nan OUUUQJ , U.UA, u Alt. Waterbury Leave, 6.45, 8.32, 11.03 a m, 1.83 day. 5.10. 11.20 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. was for the frame. tret a toothsome nr. a email nriro Hawleyvllle North, 7.50, 10.46, a m, 5.20, 3.57, 6.12. 7.03, 8.59, p m. Sundays, John Greene at Alfred acoville's rlinnpr 9.2a, 4.sv p m; sunaay, v.ss am. 9.58 a m, 8.17 p m. Arrive. 8.40. 7.46. 10.48 a m, in Watertown, plowing with his sulky ill ijaiienaftr'N uima i .nnnn nn South, 6.49, 8,07, 10.06, 10.14 am. 3.31. 1.00, 2.41, 4.32, 5.52, 6.45, 7.45, U.16 p m. Sun- plow, last week. south Mam street. o.xim m. sunaay a.s3p m. days, 6.53 a m, 4.58 p m. KENT. r Brookfleld Junction North. 8.17. 8.03. Watertown Leave, 6.25, 7.30, 10.25 a m, 12.43 WILIS James Wickwire has gone to New 11.00 a 1.05, . 5.33. 5.38. 7.38 m. 2.25, 4.17, 7.29, 11.00 m, n 5.35,6.30, pm. Sundays as 9.30. o. 111, 111. 1 Haven teamster at Spring Side of Sunday a m. South, 6.40, 7.58, a ..w p Arrive, .us, b.4, a m farm. William T. Hall Flanders makes v.ix, iu.uot o.jss p m. sunaay 9.43 p m. 1.41, 4.14, 5.27, 6.27. 70, 9.16, 11.36 p m. Sun-- GREAT BIG are trou- three trips weekly, Tuesday, Thurs- Brookfleld North. 6.22, 8.08, 11.05 a m. 1.15, aays, imi a m. b.m p m. The farmers here greatly 5.43. 7.43 p m; Sunday, 9.35 a m. f Trains when signaled only. day and Saturday, through Kent, South 6.36, 7.07, 7.52, 9.41 6.15. stop bled to find help, both on the farm a m, 4.56, 8 CROP BUILDERS. and in the house. South Kent. Bull's Bridge. North u 111: Buouava.d 11 m. Saturdays only. trees are Kent and Skiff Mountain, furnishing Rogers Lanesvlile and Still River North 6.29,8.15 a.m. of Apple blossoming quite the people with the best meats the t.uu p 111; sunaay v.4a a m. Made pure, rich, active plant food, that will raise full. ill South, 6.25, 7.00, 7.45 9.34 a m, 4.48 6.07 p m. market affords, lie bas built ud an Sunday 5.29 d m. and Memorial Work . firm, good quality, fine flavored, profitable increasing trade by handling the best New Milford North 8.22. 11.17 a m. 1.35. Cemetery Roxbury KORRIS. meat can oe ana nas Stainfloor o.o, 0.00, p m; sunaay, 9.49, a J crops of all kinds. tnat oougnt, m. South, 6.20, 6.55, 7.40, 9.29, 9.42 a m oeen prompt ana energetic in cover- 2.57. 4.37. (4.01nm! flnnilnv. K 93 n m DEATH OF ABEL TRACT. ing bis routes. Merwinsvllle North, 8.35, 11.29 a m, 2.35, 6.12 NONE BETTER. Famous for Their Mr and Mrs E. J. Soule and two Finish p m; Sunday, 10.02, a m; South, 9.17 a m, 4.12, & Abel has awav Kent-No- Fertility. Tracy just passed at children, Detective George Fox and Mr rth. 8.50, 11.41 a m, 3.15, 6.25 p. m Hughes Chapman, the home of his son, George Tracy, in or a Made in Seven Shades Sunday, 10.14 a m; South, 9.06 a.m. 3.52, 5.3 Successor to ohas. J. Hughes, dox. Clears. Lailey Bridgeport enjoyed sojourn, D. m. 4.57 A Formula for Each Waterbury. He was lone a resident last week, at the pleasant home of Mr and in Sundav. n m. Barber Shop. Billiard and Pool Table. Special Crop. of Morris and a G. A. R. man. Transparent Cornwall Bride North, 0.09 a. m., 11.56, 4.09, He and Mrs Edward Lineberg of Lane o.3v p iu.z a m; souto a. m, was ever ready to sneak and be Dres- - street. in; aunaay, D. C Qarrlson, ent at the Memorial exercises. Now Absolutely the best Floor .uev vuaurvou. .VVU .1U A. UJ., l&.VO, .01 ,U.10 Roxbury Statioh, 00m Our 1906 Diary is interesting and it tells about other hands will strew flowers Finish p m; sunaay, 7 a m; soutn 8.44 a.m., ts.20 upon manufactured; W.UD a , I .vu) ui; uuuuar u ill. tne new maae NEW HAVEN COUNTY. also the best ereneral Lime Rock North. 8.27 a. m.. 12.15. 4.50. ft.&ft n. ouf too. Write for it. soiaiers grave. The Ifi'li KOXBUBT0eNN Fertilizers, interment took place in the West cem- finish fnr 7Tiirri tnr m : Sundav. 10.46 a m : South. 8.36 am.. 2 Is Henry Pettit, p.m; sunaay, 4.24 p. m. Horse etery on Monday afternoon, May 21. MIDDLEBURT. and all Interior Expert Shoer. Woodwork. Wagon and Carriage Repairing In all its " branches. Also General Best work MOUNTAIN COUNTY POMONA GRANGHi. I BOTBIORDTO BRIDGEPORT. Jobbing. GRANGE TOPICS. Does not scratch or mar; at moderate prices. Preparations are coiner on tinplv for is not anecxea Dy water; Botsford North, 7.32, 10.29, a m, 5. Shop closed Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Sanderson & A class of five makes old wood look s a.ii. d m: HunaftT. m.im a m. No. 136-- 5. Terms Cash. Fertilizer Telephone the Mountain Countv Pomona. .Inn a fi received the third new and all woods look J South, 7.05, 8.23, 10.22 a m, 3.48, 6.52 p m. Sun- - is and fourth degrees in the Grange on beautiful; can be ap- u.J u in. Everyone being very deeply inter- . -- uay i iLlm-irA- ested. We will give the program lat- last week Tuesday night, and the plied by anybody-- 4 See Botsford er. Grange was honored with tbe presence Stepney North, 7.23, 10.08, a m, 4.52. 7.00 Manufacturers of ! Chemical in; ouuutty, a.D a. in; SOUin, 7.13, 8.32 10.31a and Dealers In of S. WaJl Co., State Master O. Wood from Ell- : m. o.oi. i.uu u in aonaRv. t. ;ii n m Pamper Mr was fa we nave LOCAL NEWS. ington. Wood ,the guest of Lone Hill North. f7.lrt. in m i in The Grade of Ceme new large block a 16 Water New Mr o.m p m; 18.48 a South 7.21. 8.37. Highest of and pretty patterns for 1906. Some Street, Haven, Conn. and Mrs A. F. Greene. sunaay, m; very straw for the floor. Uall The young people are preparing an a meet- Work from seepretty mattings to be Quite number attended the Trumbull North. f7.10. 8.57. u m 'a An tery and them. Our stock of garden and field operetta givenJune 8,which will ing of Excelsior Pomona Grange in seeds are fresh goods. We carry a Una of be a very tine affair. We are up and Bethlehem on last week 10.41 am: 4.07. 7.1l n m: Snnrtn ? V, ' Granite and Marble. fresh vegetal lea. Something in every day. Wednesday. B ' 'a Full stock of stirring in this little town. BrldeeDOrt North. .. is J: aa Office and Salesroom: groceries. The Money Saving Preparations are forwarded Store. being k m. 10.52 4.20. 7.25 p m ; 6.45. m. 300 Stratford Ave., Ct. il. H. PECK, Agent, Newtown. for the decoraing of the graves "of the The weather most of the time is Sunday, p. Bridgeport, soldier boys on pretty cool for the time of a Allen Joyce, Sunday afternoon, May year; HIGHLAND DIVISION. Oonn. 27. The G. A. R. men wish to go to frost on Sunday night in many locali- Roxbury Station, be ties. Danbury East, 7.2S, 11.09 a to. 8.17 p m. Litchfield to with the Post, May 30, West 9.34 a m, 3.15, 8.10 p m. as a Mrs Lawrence Tabor from Water-vill- e Hawleyvllle 7.34, 11.21 a 6.32 m they expect quite program there. o en East, m, p H. E. Are You The citizens are lending a helping is spending a few weeks with her West, ntnann7o!nn J. S. BATES, Garlick, the North Newtown East,' t7.38 Number m. 6 39 m. Among band. Mr and Mrs H. B. n. a p parents, Abbott. m. 5S. m Mr Mrs A. West, fa.13 fa ft Successor to The Bates Stone Co., Veterinary, Who waat the flaeet Mrs Betsey Smith of and J. Abbott and daugh- 1128 a m- - rods, reels, liaea, spoons, bait flies for brook trout aad bass, Colbrook, last SaiL EZZS P m; ROXBORY, OONN. 11 of Mrs Alice, obii grandmother James ter, spent Sunday in South fe Distance 135-- 5. areata, ihiiw, j wui, ie, leaner ooxea, eic.f inea go to truest, skilton, of Southbury East, 7.53, 11.40, 6.55 p m. West Monumental Building Long Telephone is a at thnir nloaconf. hAA Britain, the guests Mr and Mrs . . . , i , . Work, 44 i) a ui, ni, Fairfield Ave.. Poll's Mrs Skilton a William Mitchell. 7.1 3 DAN D SMITH Opposite Theatre, has young brother with Southford East, 8.01,a m, 11.47, pm. West Clsaaiag aad ag BRIDGEPORT, CONN., her spending several weeks. The entertainment triven hv Mrs n.aa H ui. B.if. m ... Moanmaata, stors for ate. Edwin Short Ida Jenness under aus- Waterbury DueT R27 a m, 12.13, 7.27 o nr Uk.. V l.i FIxley Mouae, Ths.Sportamea's Fishing Tackle, Guns, has a son added to his Moulton, the 0.iM 1M, S.U3, I ARI J m HlWLITVnXl, Nswrows, Ot.. fft m i 1 v. ia v. 1 1 ntU, Ha omnium! c pices of tbe Grange, was very much 4 a Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Now open for guests the year round. Thank-n- g Turkington. enjoyed. old patrons for past favors, we Invite all Mrs A. H. o come and see us. Transient boarders care-uU- y Turkington has been Bethel Leave 10.38 a m, 5.15 p in. Sunday 8.45 attended to. Summer spending a few days in Water a m. Arrive 10.10 a m, 3.35 m. 5.50 Mr Mrs A. K. vllle, the OXFORD. BY p Sunday and Plxlay. Props. guest of her sister, Mrs Garrigus. FOR SALE H. R. KtOAlrhrlrlreA onH Hawleyvllle North, 10.55' a m, 5.32 p m. 1. Q. Keane's i, uuu viaiani.. Sunday, 9.22 a m. Leave for Bethel 9.57 a m. fliHinery. nave 4nna t REAL ESTATE SALES. c. noeii em M Special anpnHini, ui. u.w. y III, 9.og Q Monumental BBRT DAY, Beers Colonial Building, Springfield, Mass., the guests of J. There were four sales of real estate John Harmon, Shepaug North, tll.08 a m, t5.44 p. m. Mason and Contractor, ' Danbury, Ot. E. Clesson Sundayi9.33 a m. South, 9.43 a m, tS.08 p m. W. HALLIGAN, 889 Broad St., Bridgeport. Moody. in Oxford, last week. Mrs Crossman sunaay, s.in p m. Works, Brick laying a Specialty. A New Milford, Conn. I on ooa : very pleasant birthday party was sold her place below the Center and Roxbury Falls North, tll.14 a im, 5.52 p m. riousatonlc Ave., Ct. VFlgures given large aad small Bridgeport, tract. . THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1906. 9

HOME NEWS. HOWLAND'S MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES. E. H. Dillon & Co., The D. M. Read Co. THE PROGRAM. Leading Milliners, Established 1857. Everything points to a notable and of Memorial 986 Main Conn. SERVICE-READ- Y successful observance day, and 988 St., Bridgeport, Wednesday, thanks to the energy of Boss Jewell, principal of the High This Week's Sale of China. school. The program as outlined for the day will be as follows: ' If dishes in Dinner bets or will Costumes, Skirts, Waists. 8.30. Parade forms in front of the Millinerv you need any line, Separate pieces, you buy Brick store, Sandy Hook, proceeds to 75c Untrimmed Hats, Bargains. 25c wisely if you buy this week. Gas street cemetery, thence to St Haviland stock to close out at In ime of immediate need, one demands quick respone to Rose's cemetery and back to Brick $1.50 Untrimmed Chip Hats, 48c Two sets, patterns, generous reductions, call. is this time is store via the Glen. $1.00 Children's White Straw Flats. as or as few pieces as you like. The decorations are pink. A fine chance every Then store's opportunity. Such a 9.30. Parade forms anew to accom- 50c many now. modate late comers and starts for the $51.75 and $2.00 Trimmed Sailor Hats, 98c to pick up odd pieces, platters, casseroles, sauce boats, chocolate cups, after dinner is Newtown cemetery via Queen street. Trimmed Dress Hats. coffees and jugs. The delayed choosing of a costume to be done quickly, 10.30. Parade leaves Newtown cem- $5.00 $3.48 now. etery for High school grounds via $7 and $8 Trimmed Dress Hats, $4.98 blue Ma- Newtowa Blue Colonial. The deep, dark, flowing that looks so well with Street. 1000 different in Trimmed from to 112-pie- A couple, or more, new skirts must be had to complete styles Hats, priced $5 $25 ce 100-piec.-es 11.00. The following patriotic pro- c hogany or old oak. These four different sets. dinner set, $14.48. the ward-rob- e, now. gram on High school grounds: You can certainly find a hat here to suit you with such an Immens dinner set, $12.98. Dinner set for six, $5.64. Breakfast rd set, $3.97. There are new white waists to be several of Song, "Unfurl the Starry Flag." variety to select from. Prices are always one-thi- less than elsewher bought; them, Rev J. H. George. White and Gold Set. With gold laced edges, gold on handles, the pat- now. Prayer, Song, "The Star Spangled Banner," tern very distinct and graceful, worth regularly $16.00. This week's price $10.00. And it is the store's chance. We've with the Group of Small Children. planned Address, "Good uitizensnip," Kev Maddock's English Porcelain. One hundred and twelve piece sets, knowledge of this demand that warm weather brings. We've G. T. Linsley. decorated with pink arid green, worth $15.00. This week's with the of likes. We've from Song, "Hail Columbia." E. H. DILLON & CO. daintily regularly planned knowledge your picked Address, "The Volunteer Spirit of price, $11.00. the of hundreds of makers and there's not a C. G. Morris. productions thing the Sixties." Attorney the hose was accidentally turned on to One hundred and twelve piece set, e old-styl- e Soncr, on tne Old ; English "Savoy." green border, here that's poor-styl- or or of doubtful value. "Tenting (jamp Foreman H. H. him Harder Round Silos Ground," Double Quartet of Male Curtis, wetting This week's price, $6.98. The store's to serve is to be thoroughly. He imagined a cyclone Chaapeas th cost of opportunity your opportunity voices. had struck him. and for ia fdon China. A notable feature of this sale is the collection of China served. it. floor. Address, "Lessons of Memorial pays italf Cottage Take Second Kev E. yar. Makes jjrcaa pastures that in some cases have a few a little out of the A Day," J. Egan. TRINITY PARISH NOTES. lh round aad doubles Sets, pieces missing, ordinary. Song, "America." 7ar to sell at 1.00. Lunch served to Veterans by th producing value ofyour number $5.94. school FRIDAY. cows. Easily put up aad High girls. Coa-tinuo- 3.00. nan srame, JNewtown versus absolutely air tight. us A assortment of Prairie Grass Furniture divans, couches, On Friday afternoon the singing doors from to big large Bride's Lincoln club of Bridgeport. class will meet at 3 o'clock. The young top chairs and rockers, durable and comfortable. China. are to be in bottom, eaaily opened aad easy dinner-war- e NOTES." people requested prompt closed without the use of dress- This new Initial is particularly nice as a bridal gift. Excel, attendance in order that time may be Dressers and Chiffonieres for Summer cottages a solid oak nt wrench or other lent In is of equally-excelle- of will be 100 hammer, duality, It taste and much Individuality. Up It is expected that there bad for the rehearsal of special music Jjy, no fas- - er for $8.75; chiffoniers from $5 up. on of on tools eomplicated every the ware is traced a in gold while horsemen in the Memorial j ed graceful piece pretty pattern any parade for guar-Illustrat- one also on Trinity Sunday. teaings. Stroagly built and fully China Cabinets in golden oak and solid mahogany a initial wishes is placed each piece. day. .for the special golden ! aateed. catalogue sets now on some filled Fifty young men win constitute tne SUNDAY SERVICES. quartered oak cabinet, 16.75. Complete hand in letters. Orders for any initial with Lieut in asking. in four weeks. firing squad, Cartwright Morning service at 11 a. m., with charge. A drill of this isquad will be sermon school T. E. PLATT & SON, Two qualities, each of 112 pieces $10 and $13.50. held at Sandy Hook school grounds at by the rector; Sunday 6.30 following morning service; evening Sales Agents for Western Connecticut, china new Saturday evening. 7 Other for the home: A number of the district schools will service at o'clock. Newtown, Conn. The D. M. READ Co. be in the parade. If transportation not been A REAL TRANSFER. BONDS With individuals for Chas. Field Haviland china, green Austrian china, decoration of pink for your district ischool has ESTATE PROBATE often unsafe and frequently un- Conn. decoration and the children a chance to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go Bridgeport, border, heavy gold rosebuds, provided for.give THE JEROME NORTHROP FARM BOLD. satisfactory 100 $17.50. to be in the parade and yourself the on your bond, for he would always rather not. edge pieces, done a deed It Is our business to act as security on Pro- 137 pieces $58. 137 pieces, $22.50. satisfaction of having good Miss Nellie S. Northrop and Mrs S. bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone dinner-plate- s, 6.75 dozen, and saucers, $2.25 doz. by volunteering to carry them. for- for information any evening. U. S. Fidelity & cups n F. Schermerhorn have sold their cups and saucers, $8.25. tea plates, $2 doz. Ail tne sinners are earnestly mer home in South Guaranty Co.. Charles O. Morris, Newtown N. requested to meet at the High school, Center, together uepreseniauve. Q. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills. Austrian China of Kaiserin Ma- 2 to with the farm, consisting of about 160 Acme Harrows, the American porcelain of the best grade Friday, at p. m., practite the sing- acres in three to Al- Beat Remedy on the market for Constipation. ria Theresa brand, maroon and gold with gold lace decoration, ing. Prof Piatt and Rev O. O. Wright separate tracts, The Probate Courts. Disc, Cutaway and band and rose 112 of Mrs bert A. Hubner of Queens county, N. Sold by Druggists. Frss sampls by mail. and violet decoration, pieces, $15. will have charge the singing. Y. Mr Harrows. 130 $19.50. on to Hubner expects to take pos DISTRICT OP NEWTOWN, ss. probate Smoothing rarely pretty, pieces, Wesley Hayes' talk Jamaica, the session in the near future. 14th, 1906. a. IS. Conn. n, CLARKE, 100 1 Mew-tow- ISlchol, pieces $39.50. cups and saucers, $2 doz. High school pupils.will be at o'clock, Estate 01 KoDert u. uootu, late 01 Assortment of Plows. and $5.50 doz. tea-plate- s, $1.45 doz. of 2. in said district deceased. Large ...... cups saucers, instead at tea-plate- s, $4.25 doz. G. be George Stevens of the Glen has The Court of Probate for the District of W for Plow aad dinner-set- s Marshal Charles Peck will Newtown limited and allowed six hv all Rapaurs Mrs James Gordon, Cottage for summer use on he bought a new Locomobile. hath Com aad for half-a-doze- n mounted the famous horse that months from the date hereof for the Creditors Harrows. youraalf. For or Teachxb Elite Limoges china, Tgreen apple at shore or country, dif- rode on of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- Sale Rent. blossom decoration, ferent patterns, were $7.50 to $9. day. Mr and Mrs W. T. Cole returned to tlement. Those who to their Every Visitor ueu a rresent. Factorv with se mwer each of water Violin, Plane, Mandolin. on nana to see neglect present 2 100 $27.50. 100 $5.75. Don't fail to be tne accounts, properly attested, within said time, and steam, locate mile from Railroad in Class Trnssnns. Ensemble. pieces, pieces, Brooklyn, Wednesday, having been at in- of Hook. 137 $35. 112 parade and attend the exercises. You will be debarred a recovery. All persons the village Sandy pieces, pieces, $6.50. will miss a if fail to their Sandy Hook residence since debted to said estate are requested to make boothe"bros., Factory has 12,000 feet or more of floor space, treat you attend. and two-fami- ly Nkwtowh. ooaa. As will be for me to see immediate payment to., Telephone. STRATFORD. OONN large storehouse, dwelling it Impossible KOoerE ix. rwK, r.ABcuiur, house. Two thundred feet from Post Office, ... everyone personally, I want to take New Britain. Conn. Churches. School. Stores. Hotel. Library, etc means of to Miss Lulu Canfleld has been on the This plant Is well adapted for the manufac- FOR SALE. this asking everyone ride care of Dr A. L. OF ss. Probate Single Comb White of where a number of a horse in the on Decoration sick list, under the DISTRICT NEWTOWN, turing anything large Berkshire Pigs, also Sows parade 19. 1906. hands are required as they are there waiting with Boar day. Let's see bow many horsemen Schuyler. Estate of Jacob Wunderlich. late of New Leghorns ior you.i good litters. for Mr vies. The ELowland Goods we can get out tne line oi marcn is town, said district, deceased. From prize winning stock. A few Cockerels Verv liberal terms can be made with the JOLETT 8TOOK FARM, Dry short. Each horseman will wear a The Annex is receiving a new dress Tne Administrator navlngexnlblted bis ad- at S3 each. owners. For further particulars address. Elmwood District. Bethel. of at the hands of Caniield & ministration account with said estate to this Kggs for batcning i per id eggs. auuroD, white sash over right shoulder and paint court for allowance, it is Eckart Farm, Gledhill & Co., under left arm. The will leave Davis. Ordered, That the 26th day of May. 1906, NOTICE. Company, parade at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the 'Probate Bridgeport, Oonn. Bridgeport, Conn. Ha vine botlffht ont the mall nmte postomce in Sandy hook at s.M a. m. umce in De ana tne same is as- New New bt will Canfield & Davis are doing interior newtown, .Preston and Mllford. I will roa Bridgeport, Connecticut. The grand parade leave postomce of G. signed for a hearing on the allowance of said ANTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. stages ss follows: Leave New Pr ton I a. m in the Hook lor JNewtown at painting at the residence Henry account, and this Court directs the adminis- Will Arrive, Friday, O. G. B. Tucker, Easton, Ot. P. O. Address and 145 p. m. Leave New Mllford for New be Curtis. trator to cite all persons interested therein k. u. . uetnei. ut. Preston. 8.15 a. m.. and 0 p. m. Decorate your horse with flags, and to appear at said time and place, by pu dish- witn a load of working oxen. Also for sale 150 FOR SALE One of one on sure. C. G. C. G. one time In some cows and 60 brood sows recommend Silverall ss pair cheap bones, hand Peck.J Mr and Mrs W. A. Canfield passed ing this order newspaper fresh land springers HOUSEKEEPERS Held spring wagon and one carriage, will sell is to naving a circulation in saia district, ana uy and pigs. Polish. Try it. cheap for cash. Also double lisim reck ride toe ceieDratea nign Mr Mrs W. B. st Todd. 1051 Main street. pair Sunday with and Davis osting a copy on tnepuDiic sign-po- in tne East Morris, Ct. Bridgeport. JEROME E. GRANN18S, New Preston. Ot SUMMER PLACES stepper. in 'own of Newtown, where the deceased last Fraak Torkiagtoa, Stepney. dwelt, at least six days before said time as- FOR SALE. CONGREGATION ALCHURCHNOTES. " signed. Certified from Record. Hills. Frederick B. Hazen of Holyoke," wniiam ueecDer. Wanted. Among the of Mrs j. juage. New Buggies. Wagons, For Sale. Mass., is the guest his sister, Some cheap hay or corn stalks a Latest fine lus- A fine nlace. near Lake Waramaug. 75 acres. 15 room bouse, water In bouse, nicely ar ARMY VETERANS INVITED TO Allison TVISTRIOT OF NEWTOWN.ss. Probate Court Surreys, at bargain. style, New Preston 2H GRAND P. Smith. at once. Want to rent a large farm, not les ter. Just what you want. Call and see them. Good ranged with bath. Telephone. Station miles. An elegent summer home. ATTEND THE CONGREGATIONAL mj may men, iuuo. than 50 acres. S. Snow, Stepney. Oonn. Get before elsewhere. Estsy organ, prise 1U.UUU. Estate of Eunice Minor, late of New prices purchasing $so, with stool. All In good order. Oa banks of Housatonlc, fine view of river and Long Island Sound. In Shelton, 5 mln CHURCH, NEXT SUNDAY MORNING. Mr and Mrs Han field are having a town, in said district, deceased ICOR SALE White oak and hickory plank utes to trolley. 100 acres, fine house. Beautifully situated. 115.000. number of made on rne Administrator navine ex 111 01 tea nis aa- - E for wagon timber. Waiter E. House. B. HAWLEY & CO., ' Greens one mile from 12 acres fine 14 improvements account with said W. L. CHADEAYNE, In Farms, high ground, shore, all with view, fine on ministration estate to this Bridgewater, Oonn. Box 238, room bouse, colonial style. Darns and buildings, caretakers cottage. Long Island for 17 The Grand Army veterans, sons of their place Sugar street. George Court for allowance, it Is Leading Grocers, Steuney, Conn. Derby, Oou. miles, ssu.uuu. veterans friends are invited W. Stuart is tne worK. ordered, 'mat tne mh uav of Mav. A. u. FOR HATCHING From pure bred and their doing 8.00 EGGS 75c 13 3 sit- Sled 40 others. Write to me about selling your property. 1906, at o'clock forenoon, at JProbate office Wyandottes, per eggs Re- -- runnenuiled shoes, to attend the church. 100 Farm and POP"V. 47flL.Ei. SHORE PROPERTY. Congregational Wilson is ill with in Newtown be and the same is hereby tings t2, 5 per eggs. Sunny Brook Blacksmithing Wagon stone boat plank and Sunday morning, May 27, when Don O. Miss Emma the assigned for a hearing on the allow- G. D. White. Proprietor, Prof E. F. Oostello, different kinds of lumber of all kinds sawed Warner a Home secre measles. ance of said account .with said estate, and Manager, Branchyille. Conn. pairing. to order. Log sawing done for the public at BURROUGHS, Bldg., Shelton, lay Missionary thisDcourt directs the Administrator to my mliL John H. Frank, Huntingtown dis- P. O. Box 233. 83 Fairfield Ave., Conn. tary, will give a address. Mr Traveling Salesman. Must I hereby arive notice that I have bought back Oonn. Bridgeport, patriotic Mr Mrs E. M. Miller of Dan- - cite all persons interested therein, to ap WANTED and IT'OO in first my old stand In Middle Gate district, and thai trict, Newtown, Shelton is an and forceful and said time ana oy invest 1 interesting on pear at .place, puDiisning class 6 per cent Bonds. Salary and expenses am readv to do business and would be pleas and will be heard with pleas bury called friends in Taunton, last this order one t'me in some newspaper we teach bus- ed to see all my old and the general speaker, a in ana Dy paid. Experience not required; patrons mod- ure. Mr &neiton's on sunaay week. naving circulation saia aistrict iness at our mills. The Wheeling Roofing & public. First class work guaranteed, at For Service. Persons ;. B. suoject losting a copy on tne puoiic signpost in tne V. O. F. CONGER. Having Farms JOHNSON, will be, "The Modern Church 'own of Newtown where deceased last Cornice Company. Wheeling Vs. erate prices. Improved Chester White boar. Terms (1, for sale will do well to to morning son of New the liotsiora, uonn., uct ai, ivuo. apply Sheriff, Frederick Yard and dwelt.at least 6 before said time 1 strictly cash, John H. Frank, Huntlngtown JACOB BLOCK, Agent, Deputy Auctioneer, and the Need of the Age." In the days assigned CX)R SALE One gray chunk 1125; bay Oonn. York have arrived at their in uertinea irom itecora. 1 1 TX)R RENT A blacksmith tbe District, Newtown, giving a description of the farm and terms of Notary Public. evening he will speaK on "The Chris place William c chunk, 175; bay coo, 175; new Concord, good shop at 22-- Isaac Briscoe J. Beecher, Judge: snr. of dnnble harness. Boston Backers. J; head of Newtown Street. For particulars sale. Telephone tian oi America." Mrs v. Taunton, formerly the of M. pHR SALE Rye straw, band thrashed. Joha uonquest will the summer OF ss. Court 30; two low down milk wagons; set of single inquire Mrs J. Oavanaugh. Newtown.Ct - H. districwNew ANTED A for housework w. Keeier or tsrooKneia win sing at place. They spend TI8TRIOT REDDING, Probate u. warren Frank, Huntlngtown town, girl general Mrs tnere. harness A. uarnite, oi, TjlOR SALE 50,000 parcels of real estate at Oonn. w Airs Henry u. uurtis, aanay hook. uonn. the evening service. Keeier is a Estate of E. O. Bramhall, late of Redding, Bridgeport, Oonn. Rock Bottom Prices, located in Western favorite locally and she will be in said district, deceased. Oonn. and Eastern N. Y. Inducements to GOATS FOR SALE A flock of 12 IWi great L. C. Nicholson moved F. Red- ANGORA - W. Only true loi ..i.t- ieven!fr. Distance no obstacle. neara George The Court of probate for the district of manufacturers to locate here. Money to loan goats and buck for sale. 8. rer.s.-,na- witn pleasure. . atttut.on. ttAlKUlh IlillCiilOhK, ufllCAT. Duncombe's office furniture to Bridge- ding hath limited and allowed six months Notice at 6 per cent. Enclose stamp or call for par- Smith, Ansonia, Oonn. For Sale. KMT I.IVIMi IMI.MIKT. it: rni.in f.,Y in,lc from the date hereof, for the creditors of said ticulars. James J. Brophey, 64 Grand St., moutllt whit-- takes exact 1m port, Thursday. of Newtown ! DOR SALE I 5 pa impression. Addresf BASEBALL. estate te exhibit their claim for settlement. To the uonn. steel bone old, 1 1 JiKW .KKTIK'U U..X Ui Taxpayers Kealty Broker, uanbury, gray years runabout buggy. (., ., Brlilgrport, lorn. Those who neglect to ureseht their accounts. of 1905 will be and r nice driver, and several other cheaper 1 The taxes on list due tired buggy, rubber tired top BBBSSBSSBBBSBBSBBBBBBBBBsiinnMSBSBBMSl W. H. Shepard is plastering a room attested, within said time, will be niumhln nn Mav 1. 1906 I will be at horses; also good cheap surrey. O. B. Weed, gneumatlc tired top buggy, all in good re-- TO PLAY THE LINCOLNS, MEMORIAL Sroperly Tuesday. Oonn. P. O.: Route 1 at Miss Ann Blackman's bouse, this a recovery. All persons Indebted to in the different districts Long Hill, 3, Bridge- air: 1 Concord buggy nearly new, good DAY. said are make the following places & Ot. 8 horse and 8 s harnesses. week. estate requested to immediate to receive taxes: At store of Taylor, Curtis FOR SALE. port, riving ngle payment to Co., 2, 1'Jve. rrom iu o ciock a. PETER H. LYNCH, Hill, Conn. Wednesday, May six-fo- ot of-fl- ce Long Alexander Noe, The baseball season will open, Me William E Hazen. Administrator. m. until 3 o'clock p. m.; at store of A. B. A Walter A. Wood hal OTIOE lwtll be at the Towh Clerk's morial a at 6 p. m Miss S. J. Scudder and Mrs C. B. R. F. D., Georgetown. Oonn. Blakeman, Botsford, Thursday, May 3, 1906, in the Brick building, Newtown, even ANTED Fat calves. Drop G. S. Keltter Veterinary Dentist day, witn game in nVirvlt a. m. until 3 o'clock n. m.: ve ster. has been used two seasons second and the last of a card and he will call. Highest cash The Lincolns of will cross Taylor attended the Missionary meet- OF ss. fnm Saturday Saturday M. De- Ansonia. Conn Bridgeport rISTRICT REDDING, Probate Court, at Brick building. Newtown, Saturday. May and is in to each month to receive taxes. Charles G. S. Keltter, Box 16, in New last Wednesday. 10 4 good condition. Apply price paid. Stepney Mall orders promptly attendedito. oats witn tne JNewtown team. JNicnois ing Britain, U May lMtn, iwd. 5, 1906, from o'clock a. m. until o'clock Beresford, Tax Collector. pot, Conn. and Bishop will be the for the Estate of S. Stebbins Edmond. late of Red' p.m.: at store of Baker & Co.. Hawleyville, battery dine, in said district, deceased. 8, '1906, from 10 o'clock a. m. WESLEY FOWLER, NOTICE OwuSrs and harborers of TTT ANTED Cattle to F. D. Brad- - The S. N. E. Co. has a Tuesday, May . pasture. Newtown Telephone xne uourt 01 rrooate tne 01 oucp-ard- HAVE DOG town of Monroe must ? uonn. aggregation. ior aistrict until a o ciock p. m. ; at siwre ui n. '. South Conn. WE dogs in the i ley, south Britain, force of ilinemen, this week, putting Redding hath limited and allowed 6 months MaT 9. 1906, Britain, the same at once, or prosecution will nereor Dodsinetown. Wednesday. Our 1908 Wall Paper Samples ready to snow to followregister notice. Andrew L. SALE A Bemls tobacco up the new line between Stepney and from the aate ior tne creaitors 01 saia from 10 o'clock a. m. until 3 o'clock p. m.j our old customers and we to new without further piOB transplanter S. P. Glover had Josiah Tilson cart estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. of uattertown. MR SALE Working oxen W J. Sherwood. bope many B. Oscar w . Botsford. at store Henry Morgan, 75-- ones. We sell from Burr, Clarence Burr, J. Sherwood, j. at a Dargain. u. sneaeKer, uayioras Those who neglect to oresent their accounts. 10 a. m. . Oonn. Tel. 2. direct the manufacturer, Selectmen. Monroe, Ct , May 14th, 1906. ville. Conn., K. F. D. No. 1. ing in crushed stone and gravel about Thursday, May 10, 1906, from o'c.'ock Westport, less Jobber's profits. We have bad yearsofex- JtiriCK attested, within said time, wiil be until 3 o'clock p. m. in business can 18 20 tne store, Wednesday. D. N. hardware man of Sroperly a recovery. All indebted to 9 will ad- perience the and nana your ANTED Young man from to years TGIOR SALE Will someone buy my almost Clark, the persons Interest at the rate of per cent be "CK5GS FOR HATCHING from exhibition and paper satisfactorily even If yoa have bought old to learn the Hardware bus'ness. Must a. new u oriirnt nano as m v aausnier is mar Shelton, is having a special sale on said estate are requested to make immediate ded after June 1st from May 1st, 1906. until Cl utility stock, 8. C. Rhode Island Reds and elsewhere. Give us a trial and remember that have good education. Apply to D. N. Clark, ried and my home broken up and I need all or A seasonable line of straw hats and payment to William ti. rJiu, paid. White Wvandotte 11.50 to S5 ner setting. Cor we all work. wire for and with annexed-o- ay guarantee Shelton. Conn. oi me nau sen me fencing, poultry yards Administrator will estate Dated at Netitown, Oonn. April 5. 1906. nell Incubators and Peep-O-D- brooders ;for Sart money at itast. at summer suits at the Brick store, Sandy barb wire. will save you money if of S. Stebbins Edmond, deed., M. CRAFT ft LTON, reasonable offer. A great chance to get HOOK. It R. F. Conn. charl.es Beresford, saie. li. uimsteaa a. uo., euiet. ut. TOK SALE Or will exchange for horse, a a nrst ciass instrument cneap. Aaaress u. m. you see him before buying. Notice his D., Bethel, Tax Collector for Newtown. Painters. Stepney, Ot. . c and one or xi Ee. umoe. rubber tire top buggy set team u advertisement in another column. niSTRIOT OF BEDDING, ss. Probate HAVE real estate in Waterbury double farm harness and one set of single har- Lawrence Lillis of Passaic. N. J.. Court Mav 18. 1906. Improved with For Sale or ness. Wm. A. 3779 Main Iron- - U I which I will exchange for a good farm Exchange. Tutor. St., Bridge- TflRST OLASS LAUNDRY WORK and passed Monday with his mother, Mrs Estate of Edward O. Bramhall, late of Red stock and tools. Ii. R. Carter, 11 East Main A number of I Will Be Pleased port, Conn. lng done. Will come for washings and re- Grand Lecturer Louis T. Briscoe of ding, in said district, deceased. uonn. second band carriages and wagons In good Ex turn them. Please leave word at the New G. p. LilllS. E. Hazen St., Waterbury, and In To show and Illustrate the Stempell Fire D. Mall will the Order Eastern Star, and Miss Jen Unon the aDDlication of William repair. Horseshoeing blacksmithing the best on the no every TXR SALE One R F. Wagon.or town Postomce or address Mrs Horace Gilbert, Administrator, nravins that a hearing mav be SALE Terrlll 75 gas machine in A all its branches Also horse clipping done at tinguishers, market, for farm or is nie Briscoe, matron of FOR light - one wishing to protect their life and:property exchange city :property. It B. F. D., Newtown, Conn. Arthur J. Smith has a fine two Jephthab chap had on an amplication this day filed in Probate 1 npdsr Will k1I c.he&D if sold at once. my shop at Upper Stepney. red Klein, step- fire. O. II. ville In good condition. A. JN. Piatt, Southbury, visited Stella in Court for of to sell of Black Conn. against GroscheU, Platts Store, Ot. seated surrey, bought of A. M. Briscoe ter, chapter Danbury, the District Redding all John Blagys, Grovers Avenue, Rock, ney. it. u. i, uriugeporc, uonn. & the Real Estate of said deceased, situated In Bridgeport, uonn. Notice to Dog Owners of the Son. recently. the town of Reddine. with the buildlnes there At once, experienced log roller OASH-Ange- --A SALE A second hand refrigerator, and in said described and SALE CHEAP FOR lus, WANTED saw mill : stead v work and good reliable single man to In condition ; size for wooden on, application fully WANTED F)B new and good Town of Washington. Mr and Mrs F. H. of Dan A strong temporary bridge as per on nie more appears, FOR as new, with 100 worth of music. A. rood wases to a sood man. Charles Gilbert. farm in 'Woodbridge. Mast un family use. Would buy a few good young Sanford over river is application iuuy B. Conn. derstand the care of cattle and be a good W. has been built the Shepaug it Curtis, Stepney Depot, stepney Depot, Oonn. Wood-brid- ge. cows or heifers. George Mitchell, South WhftrflM. aa the town of Washington. Ct. bury and A. J. Rabing of New York in of which fell into Ordered. That said annlicatlon be heard and milker. Apply to Fannie B. Peck. Britain, Ot.g has had endly trouble with does which have were in place the bridge determined at the Probate Office in ANTED An ox cart in O. E STOCK FOOD Ot., or Jflnott Augur. Sandy Book. Ot. causea town nunareas aonars aam-Air- aa town, Monday, dining at tne Redding, good repair. INTERNATIONAL at A on between I. B. tne oi in Hotel. the river. in saia district, on tne m aay or June, w Beers, Palestine uistrict, Newtown, ut. an overstock of Interna-tlon- al L09T raincoat highway tharafore. in order that the doflrs mav be (jrana central 1906. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and that Stock Food and will elve three 50 ct. BULL Cornucopia Retherlaad and Taunton Lake. The finder will to we give notice - CHEAP -- A robe and SERVICE ot be rewarded the same at kept according law, hereby Mr and Mrs John M. Ford of South- notice be given of the pendency of said appli- TjlOR SALE carriage packages ror si ior twoiweeits to reduce tnis grandson Again Oornueopia suitably by leaving that unless the owners all dogs kept time of L' wiiId. all in Older. L.eroy ssnerman, over-stoc- k. Pauline, the champion cow of toe world, register cation and the and place hearing good The goods are fresh from the S4-3- The Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. or harbored, said collars Alonzo Pixley was brought before ville were in Sandy Hook, Wednesday. same two uonn, with a record or ta lbs. milk and 1 Ins. dogs wearing having thereon by publishing the times in LiOng mil, factory and tbe reason for this they sent three in seven with owner's name and number, they Justice E. D. Briscoe, Wednesday, on some a in said - ordered. Chicken butter days, aa average percent -- registered newspaper having circulation g times the amount- I have 4.17. Oonductors and motormen for will be prosecuted to the full extent of the and a copy thereof on the WANTEp--Aj,earlin- H,. Gall Cure and other International Prep- of fat in tbe milk of will stand in the barn WANTED - nar-hor- the of F. K. of district, by posting JuJV8wthy Food, Connecticut. Good wages. Ap- law. is necessary toat aogs ur charge Sunday liquor selling, Hawley Hawleyville sign-po- st in Town of In If BIAS ill ureicrreu. urouc auiumu v. on of J. Arthur Sherwood during the months of Mr it Kept evidence been of public the Redding, m ItlOnnloAnllla Do nilh Btonn arations and will make a reduced price all to Welch, Hotel Groveland. Danbury, should have their numbers registered the having gathered by has resumed the business tun said District. r least) auu less t wiocj these this sale. - Charles Gilbert, may, July, September, November, January onday. May 28, between 11 a. m and 6 p. m. town clerk. All should R. D. 15, and give full of good during and March and la the barn of Charles r. with the Interested the State police. John A. Flynn. a ing and repairing pianos and organs John N. Nlckerson, Judge. Depot. particulars stepney Depot, uonn. IMS take notice and govern themselves according testified be answer an age, size auu priuo. j. mwikj. Nichols during the alternate months of l?OR SALE A no license, furnished h itel of or be and to pay a fine in a StateCpoliceman, bought and would be pleased to and 1907. Terms S5. cash at time of service. 25 ly ready willing vnnd-han- d ma TXR SALE Good driving ho se; also buggy c rooms, at Walnut Beach, Mllford. Es beer and wmskey at Pixieys on Jan calls of former or new patrons. nop SAT.R Ar.etelvneGas and both In O. F. Nichols and J. A. Sherwood, Easton, Ot. S. L. IlOLLiSTEH. Selectmen 7 4. was All persons are hereby warned I? nhlnn. ftu llfrhts. nines and fixtures r carriage, good shape. Inquire now rooms. ' For uary and March Complaint NOTICE Mrs Anna Gs of E. N. Slpperley, Jr.. Westport, Oonn. LXK RENT A tenement ers engaging particulars F J llosiouu, of TT "PoMr Lrrari- - my wife, May complete. Fit for hotel or residence. Inquire - bouse, $t par I made to Cnler tne Kauroad TTarmnn ripcran wnrlr R. write ueorge c. weiies,4n warren t.,rtrmge .1. W. Coi.i.iks, Washington. Egan by Hennett ou'my account on ana alter tnis aate. oi weorge r . luiums, dua wj, iiuuaudiw, w k. month. John Peck. Nflvlnan rinrtn port, Ct. w may iswii. company. Officer Charles W. Dutton for the new Masonic Mav 25. 1906. as I will Dav no bills of her con FOR SALE-A- m now burning a asmngion, Jt., i, ing, Wednesday, Charles A. Oonn. CHARCOAL testified that he was at Pixley's place building at sandy HooK. tracting. Bennett, Bethel, anyone wishing to buy will do v on March 4 and bousrht of Pixlev hira- - i i 19 Broad Street, well to communicate wii.11 me. juod n. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Nice surrey with extension top, Frank, Route 16, Newtown. Oonn. Hunting seir. Merrm Hi. IjOucks, or tne State Hulse Brothers have been building and shafts, all In good condition. Cost Room 4 Taylor Block, Bridgeport, Conn.. town district. Good Syracuse nlo. almost new. Do not police, was at Hawleyville January 7 a walk in front or the residence or u $375: will sell for $75. John E. Murray, Beth- is the correct address of CORSET PARLORS, fail to trv the new hoes I am selUna. Gall and el, Oonn. where you can nna any uorset aesirea. RENT known as the Elli-- 1 see them. Young bull for sale. IRON AGE TOOLS. Stopped at Drew's. Went to Pixley's W. on street. Ask for rpo house, Edwards 8. Oonn. Dayton Dayton A for ott place, near Taunton Lake, also near Beardsley. Stepney, house on January 7 about op. m.: saw WANTED girl general housework. school. John L. Hughes, Agent, Taunton Telephone connection. Mr and G. Beers, Newtown. Oonn. Mrs Helen MacMahon-Snowde- n Oonn. Pixley purchased beer at the Downs worked road in district, Newtown, bar lor seir. Mr was nned J. F. has the SALE-T- wo work horses, 1250 and 1150; I Am for pixley from his to Charles FOR for all will 1I7ANTED Women for general housework NOTICE Anyone having Headquarters 8.55 and Frank w. Kirby, a bartend good shape place stylish gray, gentle lady; 11 in' lamll. nt t.wn Address Mrs R F. SPECIAL for sale will find it to their ad- in Half itrver. work and fearless One good Concord buggy. 25. er In Mr Pixley's employ, $50.12. At' Gilbert's way Edward Edmonds. Oonn. Bassett, Bethel, Oonn., Route vantage to communicate with O. I. Beardalev. Cambridge and Oliver Bethel, South Britain, Oonn. Beecner and two-hor- se torneys JNortnrop ap S. is SALE A Phaeton, wide pOR SALE CHEAP A mowing m Messrs Walter Bradley painting the pOR- gocd strong - Plows, peared for Pixley and Kirby seat, will take in 3 persons; leather cover- machine. SAppiy 10 u. u. curaett, Branca PLANTS Mixed colors, hardy, and Disc and house of Thomas Bailey. stuffed seat and back. Will sell ville, Conn. PANSY O. E. Ot. Cutaway Harrows, Cultivators, etc Prosecuting Liquor Agent King ed, cushions, plants. Osborne, Stepney, Swift's Fertilizers at Lowest Prices. ror tne state. cheap. Have no use for it. Would trade for 8 new milch cow and pay balance in cash. N. OR SALE One No. plain cooking range in WOOL Highest cash price paid Hol-liste- crooa S9. u WANTED, 13--4, DEATHS B : No business done on Sunday. F. D. r, conaitlon. Airs ranK bnerman. A. T. Camp, Telephone Joseph Quackenbush has been off Monroe, Conn. Long Hill, ut. Hawleyville, Conn. W. B. Glover, Newtown, Ct 17. Mrs for a few from Bkiduewater May William Ives, 1 duty days, suffering aged 61 years and 7 months. Good experienced cook, and ANTED Bob calves. Newton M. Curtis, TOOR SALE Dair bav driving nonlea. 1475 rneumatism. WANTED wait on table; highest wages will w Tel. sanoy tioon, uonn. X? weight, 1 pair roan driving horses 1900 Newtown May 30, Charles William North be Mrs G. young, broken, and paid for competent help. Address, th-to- weight, family nicely ! C. B. Glover rop, aged al years. B. Raymond. R. F. D. 21. Danbury, Oonn. ASTON TAX NOTICE All persons in matched ; 1 three year old colt and number of Farmers; Attention Carpenter is doing work Great Plain Mav 20. Beniamin J. Robin K of .Eastern owning taxable property other horses, team wagons, carts ana irucss. for Henry Gibson at the Gibson ten son, agea V9 years, a montns anu so uays. RENT Pleasant bouse, liable to taxation are reauested to hand in a 5 sets light double harness, single harness, 2 FOR sunny large 1 ements in Hook. 18. Alice fruit. Rural and duplicate list of their taxable property on or sets biacKsmito loots. Doner ana EGOS Sandy Bethel May Laura Squires, aged shade, delivery 11st Sportable 1 4 z 21 Addle E. Peet, 69 before 'June 1, ltfuo. to replace ior hub, enirine. Dower. large mirrors. years, montns ana aays. telephone. Address, Poplar which was fire. The same lot of household 2 From S. C. Rhode Island Reds, Barred Ply- 13. P. Oarl street, R. F. D., New Mllford. Conn. destroyed by may square plauo, furniture, Mrs Martin Keane and Mrs Patrick Washington Mav Mrs Gustaf be left with the board of Assessors or at F. G. wara roues, 1 loiuing ueu, 1 cuauu ur rucitaway mouth Rocks, from the best farms la tne Grotty of Bridgeport visited Sandy son, aged 48 years. SALE 160 acre farm, situated in Sher-- - liaeubleln's store. F. G. Haeublein. Wakeman tit for depot use. I am open to buy or sell new country. Grand layers. Rhode Island Bed pOB : Whet'ler. Assessors. B. Beers, Town milch cows or close Reef and Bolog- Eggstl per 14, S5 per 100. Barred Hook friends, Monday and man. Ct. fine land of hieh ground, facine George springers, Rock SOc Plymouth Tuesday. east and south ; very smooth, level meadows Clerk. na cows and bob calves, or will exchange any eggs, per;14. zo 4 z nf above. Uav.etc.bouubt if not to far to haul Have lone pen white Wyandotte pulleta, WANTED Tobacco and all like win Keep neaa catiie, norses. story from T. E. --Treasurer Mrs WORK 25 cents tlious- - house, veranda and blinded house, TOTIOE Will pay 7c a lb for calves at 'New or in quantities for baling and shipping or grand layers, Orr, Secretary Mary Payne has bad the fence transplanted; per carriage 1 . American Iroa Ags No. 6 Horse Ho and Cultiva- sure worn v. horse barn 60 feet Ion'', room for 7 horses : t Mlltoru uepot. next 'X'uesday. b. Alans will sen on commission ior any unu. Poultry Association, mated to removed in front of her residence and ana; guaranteeu. 138 1 field. ' Rail-j. a cock bird from West Mountain Brookfield. Oonn. barn feet long, barn 40 feet long, room for Dixon. North Bridgeport, Conn., near was 4th Poultry tor, with two lsvsrs as shown, above, has had built a new line 40 head of road. Telephone. Yards, which cockerel at West Haven fence between cattle. Buildings all newly paint- ATOT1CE- -- show In With on All cultiva- r.BV-Firs- t. heifer DOGS At a meet in of the ma Poultry .December, 190. Will sell $6, Uvsr $5.50. her property and that of Mrs C. W. tior ha with ed. Nice trout brook running through the 13. Poor two 1 T calf. Edward E..ii Monroe. Tele time. w. u. ll jority of the Justices of the Peace of the AUCTION By order of iCourt of Probate eggs at (1 per hatches replaced at tor fitted with set of stasis. Curtis, farm, win give possession any r. Hulse 1138-1- of 21st Public in Palestine. half MrsGrace Mead Wellwood,Bridge-wate- Dayton. Brothers did the work. 4. Snedeker. Ut. Town Southbury. held the day of May. at Auction price. phone Gaylordsville. 1906 at the Town 'hall in South Britain, the May 28, 1008, at 10 o'clock, at tbe home of the Conn. Telephone 131--2, New Mllford K SA r.R n vears old : a Eood rules and orders were made concern- Mrs a lot .of household division. Iroa Age Ridlag Cultivator, Prici . P. Proah T?OR SALE CHEAP Ice chest for cooling following late Emily Northrop, Allison Smith and B. II. Beers one. Miles B. Uurr, ubduk, vuoii, win hold 4 as new. tl ing dogs: 1st, That all dogs in the town of roods, two bedroom suites, two stoves, chairs. for stepney mllK; cans; good tete-a-tet- e, AND ORGANS Tuned (Diacouat cash.) were entertained at tea, Garder, Route 15. Conn. Southbury shall be confined on the premises couch, carpet, and other things PIANOS aad Wednesday nREEN MAM WANT'S Place on farm. Good Stepney Depot, of the'r owners from date until the 1st of too numerous to mention, fate to lane answered promptly. F. K. Haw night, by Walter S. Bradley. Uf Mile 190B. day place Conn. 584--4, Pivot Wheels, worker. Call at Zalmon Peck farm. JOR SALE A few tons of good barn hay. D. September, 2d. That the Sheriffs of New rain or shine. ley, Hawleyville, Telephone: Ball LUII, Newtowa. u. uacon, Oonn. Haven County, Constables of tbe Town of Samuel J. Botsford, Virgil Dibble. uanoury ai vision. Bearings, This weather suggests hammocks. newtown, Southbury, and Deputy Sheriff William H. Executors. Spring Pressure, and Curtis & Co. show Wakeieu in particular are hereby commanded O. B. Johnson, Auctioneer. Lock Down and Taylor, the to kill all doirs runnlnn at larce within the FOR SALE. finest stock ever exhibited here. A limits of not so li tied TJOIi ld the town, con during that SALE One pair of well 1000 dozen Lever doing Adjuster. splendid stock of Prairie grass perioa anu nut, on tne premises 01 their own- A matched oxen, t elephone, ueroy division. Burgees scythe matting. ers. 3d. That the Grand Jurors of the Town F. E. Conn. rifles cheap. A lot of second hand wagons of Iroa Ags for the asking. Blakeman, Orouoque, all kinds. 1000 tons of Ice. Catalogue David Condon has Cav- - Produce are hereby commanded to examine the lists of ud the Farm BOUGHT given and SOLD for cash or oa 10 Darccnt commission registry and prosecute all owners of aogs not TJOR SALE Good cheap horse, good driver F. HOSFORD, New Ot. farm and a i-- - J. Preston, anaugh has taken position If you wish to ast ths best market pries put your goods up honest aad in good regisircu uufjuraiug iu law. and worker; price $50. B. F. Tuttle, Rox- m Southburv. Mav 21. 1906. Dury uonn. Help on press lathe, screw ueroy. , a. w. in Bur-rl- tt station, WANTED & snaps, ssad to uoggsweu. aiuo asaisr rsai sstats. Charles S. Brown. Henry M. Canfield, other work; good opportunity T. E. PL.ATT SON, While the Hook fire M. Tuttle. John S Oassidv. :il,.pv A. TJOK SALE 30,000 transplanted Tomato and wages for ambitions, steady ana iadaatn-ou- s Sandy depart- Stiles, Justices of the Peace of the Town of a. riants. an varieties due a aozen. isenjam young man. Apply to Waterbury Mfg. On, NEWTOWN, CONN. ment was out for practice, Monday, G. W. COGGSWELL, Derby, Conn. soutnDury. In Wood, Elmwood, Bethel, Oonn. Waterbury, Oonn. - 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1906.

tific and otber departments each be came a separate college, independent The Newtown Bee, j of the rest but all constituting the university. Thus tbe farmers' school PuBMBno Bt received tbe same recognition and sup- THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. port as did each of the others and the young man who desired to learn the science of farming was no longer dis Proper Tos For Straw Ha.ts. ALLISON P. SMITH, suaded from his purpose nor regarded PBMIDBMT AMD EDITOH. as lowering himself in the estimation ARTHUR J. SMITH, n of tbe otber students. It has taken Memorial Day. Of course the amo Business Manaukh. long to convince the world, and even you'll join is a HENRY M. SMITH. farmers themselves, that farming Sum- VIOB Pbbmdknt and science and this recognition Is due In On Summer's first holiday' you want to don your new straw hat brigade on Memorial Gbksral aoiht. very large measure to tne persistent mer togs. But have learned the wisdom of be- work of the Grange. Thanks to our you buying Here are all new fore the rush ? Our whole store is at day. the 75 Oenta for SU Months, 50 order the agricultural college stands DHMiriUiiTwr,ror Jvur muntns. sour wow vuyr. in public ana popular estimation on a your command now. this week! and Sennit and level wifch the legal, medical or classic- Buy split sailors, al colleges. There is no sneer to-da- y Nawtowa, Friday, May 5, 1906. at the young man who desires to edu the modish College shapes in cate himself for a farmer. The Siits. college Snappy Outing: sai- graduate is not afraid to bury himself Shapely and -- suits, made the soft milan and Mackinaw; Tblkfhonk, 4 on a farm nor does he lose in popular shape retaining outing by estimation in so doing. On the con same tailors that make our best suits, in a range of Summer lors, $1 to $4; soft straws, $2 ADTSRTiaine : trary the world is learning to expect fabrics and uu in town. Rati more than common from such a man. patterns equaled e and 1 lmo Smo (mo yeai S. T. K. G. model and double-breaste- d two-piec- suits, $3. I- - Inch 1.00 8.00 S.00 6.00 Long single 10.00 Inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 6.00 v half or skeleton lined, $10 to I Inches 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 $20. a Inches 8.M 6.00 10.00 16.00 26.00 INCREASE IN THE COST OF BUILD- - True blue and 10 to 4 Inches 8.00 6.00 18.00 18.00 90.00 INU. serge suits,, gray serge, too, $25. column 4.00 8.00 10.00 84.00 40.00 48.00 S column 6.00 10.00 80.00 88.00 60.00 FROM THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN. 1- -8 eolnmn 6.00 18.00 84.00 88.00 80.00 S--4 column 1.06 16.00 88.00 48.00 100.00 Head To To Men Low shoes, negligee fixings, 1 column 10.00 80.00 40.00 60.00 The Boston Commercial Bulletin notes strong complaint, among persons belts, soft collars everything Reading, notices, breyler type, 10c line. who intend to build, concerning tbe Foot INCORPORATED Boys and Small nonpareil ads, lo word per week. higb prices of building material and to wear for a Summer labor. It is frequently asserted, we "MEK1S' CORNER," holiday, are told, tbat the costs are twice as Outfitters Children HOME CIRCLE. high as tbey were hve years ago. Ac Bridgeport, Conn for man and boy. THE cordingly comparison Is made between tbe prices of various kinds of lumber, THE WITNESS OP THE YEAR steel, bricks, etc., in 1901 and tbe pres ent time. 1 We can undertake to give only a few ISAAC OGDKN RANKIN IN THB CONOR illustrative cases. Thus GATIONALIST. You Could See ordinary If was $17 spruce frame lumber quoted at be found to be fully as as repre--1 antly in social chat, after which a nice GREENFIELD HILl. Hawes are a new of in May, 1901, 820 a ago ana $25 large sbining in dress God year sented. supper was served. Mrs Ferry re paint. The bouse has been Who believes that forgets? now; matched spruce boards $18 to $20 We have not all tbe at ceived a number of kind remembran painted be not scattered violets The of the we sell and the mod- $24 to quotations MRS R. P. HIBBARD. white with green blinds and the barn Hath high quality clothing in 1901, $19 to $21 a year ago and band for years back of 1901, but a few ces from her friends. those red with white Fer- With tbelr punctual white and blue? $25 now; extra cedar $2.80 Among of trimmings. John meadow est prices we ask you would wonder how anyone shingles may oe gatnered irom tne reaerai bu- present from out of town were Mr and Friends here will be sorry to learn ris of Gaylordsville was the and His the slender rue, minimum in 1901, $3.30 in 1905 and reau of labor's recent Mrs A. E. Knowles of Still Biver and tbe deatb of Mrs R. P. Hibbard. wife done a artist, His the clocks, else couki do business. That is the result of Besse 60 $62 mini- Bulletin, giving has first class job. evening primrose $3 now; white pine uppers tbe course of prices back to 1890. Miss Emma Pease of Danbury. of Rev R. P. Hibbard. a former pastor Mrs James Kellogg has been ill witb And, all the spongy meadow through, for cash. mum in 1901, $83 in 1905 and $68 now. white Miss Fannie Wood of New York is or tne cnurcn nere, marsh-marigol- In flocks. System Buying large quantities Thus Michigan pine uppers, congregational a severe cold and under Dr Dolan's care. Oay It will be worth while to see us. It is not necessary to extend the list; now quoted at 88 per M. feet, were enjoying a two weeks' vacation with who died in North Carolina, after a Who believes that God forgets! your the cases given show the tendency and quoted in .1897 and 1898 at about $46 her parents, Air ana Mrs Andrew short illness with pneumonia, a few What remembrance, strong and clear, its approximate extent. The increase an increase since tnen 01 over yu per Wood, in Eimwood district. weeks ago. Bev and Mrs Hibbard GEORGETOWN. In the cycles of the year! ' Suits from $5 95 to 23.00 of prices was noteworthy for tbe four cent. Spruce boards, now quoted at George A. Shepard & Son have re- were there for Mr Hi board's health. Where the fragrant May time snows, 9.95 to 22.00 years to luus; it nas oeen greatly ex- $24, were then quoted at $14 an in- cently bad placed in their tannery at Bev Mr Hibbard had just accented a THE TILLAGE AND VICINITY. Apple blossoms tinged with rose, Topcoats, tended within the past year. This is crease of over 70 per cent. Common their factory a striking out machine. unanimous call to become the pastor of Mrs Jeanette Bennett entertained mid our vain to 22.00 true generally of other building ma now was This machine does work of seven cue cnurcn at Mrs Perish, regrets, Raincoats, 9.95 common DricK, quoted at io, tnen the uongregationai sayvine, Jobn Lobdelland son of South Ripening apples, red and green, to terial. Thus bricks, wbile quoted at about $5.50 an increase of men. George H.. Whittlesey is in L. I. Salem, , seen. Boys' Suits. 1.98 7.50 still at $7.75 to $8 for tbe no Sunday. On denuded Doughs are standing nearly 100 per cent. Cement shows charge of tbe machine. Miss Mrs Jobn Ferris and daughter spent Youths' 4 98 to 15.00 four vears to 1905. have now lumped is a very substan J. F. Mc who underwent an Minnie Perry, who is teaching one week Thou often God Suits, ce- increase, but there Farlane, day last in Norwalk, shop- hast forgot, up to $9 75 and $10 50. Portland increase in lime, in structural iron at his home in Eimwood dis- at Santiago, Cal., is expected home for But he In not. Coats, 2.98, 3.98, 4 98 1901 tial operation her summer vacation', of June. ping. mercy changes Boys' Top ment rose from $1.54 per barrel in and steel and other forms of iron, and trict, last week Thursday, is now gain- the last Mr and Mrs Samuel of All the changing stars above, to $1.65 in 1905 and to $1.90 this year, Henry Stevenson of Westport was a Jennings All human love. in glass and other material not includ- ing nicely. Dr H. E. Moore performed Soutbport spent Sunday with Mr and unchanging Everything for Men and Boys. Steel frames increased in price little ed in the above review. tbe guest, sunoay, oi urian ferry. Mrs C. P. Each new heart-bea- t, every breath, ' operation. Martin has sold bis on Stanley. Shoes for at all in 1905 as compared witn laui, George H. Whittlesey has improved Godfrey place James Dooley, Annie Smith, Her- Oberisbed life, and hateful death, Everybody. but within a have advanced hav- Cross Hiirhwav to New York narties. God remembereth. year his house in Wolf Pits district by G. bert Barrett and Lizzie Hill of Dan- Tell that about 5 per cent. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. F. Monroe, the Cross Highway fine aft- ing it newly painted. rneuma-tlsm- . bury enjoyed a drive, Sunday Making, then, a percentage compar- A. A. Poucher, who runs the restau- oiacKsmnn, is suffering witn ernoon. YORK FASHIONS. ison between 1901 and the present near con- NEW rant tbe Crossing, has been William Behn who has worked for Mrs C. A. Bennett and daughter, time the Bulletin gives the following: BETHEL. fined to bis house in Danbury with ill- Elsie, spent Saturday in Bridgeport. The Besse Store. Increase ness for two weeks. G. F. Monroe, the Cross Highway Wilkie Batterson has a BPRINO TOILSTTBS COLORS NBCK System cent. blacksmith,, for the two years, has accepted BRIDAL COSTUMKS MATERI- Per. LOCAL TRAPPERS. C. F. Hicock was doing jury duty in past with A. C. Dickerman at BUrrS frames. 47 ween. resigned his position and gone to bis position ALS FOR THAT PUBPOSM BLACK BILK Spruce, ordinary Fur-beari- last South Norwalk. 10 12-in- 42 animals in Fairfield Bridgeport, nome in jn ewto wn. Mr Monroe is now TONS LACS SKIRTS TBNN1B AND Spruce, and diameter, Mrs Harry Bennett spent Spruce, matched boards. county and vicinity appear to be on looking for a young man to work Saturday, LACK WAISTS. . numoers are De-- shopping in Norwalk. cedar, extras, 29 tne increase, ureal BROOKFIELD. for him and learn the trade. This is a Shingles, and shot every winter. for man. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Bridge- render Clapboard, spruce, 4 feet, extras, 33 ing trapped good place tbe right young have moved here for the summer Fresh, gay Spring toilettes 39 The income from fur skins amounts to Frank Banks of Santiago, Cal., who port avenue and Twenty-thir- d Laths, li inch, R. F. D. CARRIER J. W. WARREN with her daughter, Mrs James E. Bat Broadway, Fifth Oak. quartered, 1 inch, 28 many hundreds of dollars every sea- formerly lived here, was among those street more attractive than at ' son. a number of who terson. no Oak, plain wbite, 1 inch, 27 Quite energetic were in one of tbe large hotels at Mrs Lockwood has moved to any other season of the year, and 37 men make a win- San of Agnes be Whitewood. 1 inch. young good living, J. W. Warren, B. F. D. carrier on Francisco, Cal., at the time tbe with - Mrs better Idea of current fashion can INC. 1 22 ters, foxes, coons, skunks, Route and fire. Friends here Ridgefield her daughter, obtained a in Maple, inch, trapping 44, has resigned his position and earthquake Charles Bennett. than by promenade Ash. brown. 1 inch. 31 minks, muskrats; weasel and cats also will devote his time to farming. Mr bave received word that be received a Mr Mrs . these localities. Colors are and Fred Gilbert of Ridge varied, jggssn System Wbite pine, uppers 1 inch, 39 have tbelr price. If tbe State would Warren expects bis successor will take very severe shock to his nerves in the field and be said that every I 27Svt1 Michigan a on Bethel and spent Sunday with ber mother, It may Justly Hc.AU TU ruu ULU rwcrco. Cypress, 1 inch, 35 put bounty dogs, tbe route some time this week. effort to escape from the city. Mrs M. D. hue except yellow, comes in for a share 956-- 8 AIN S T. 29 other towns could probably spare a Mrs William Metcalf and two sons. Keeler. of is promi- Bricks, Miss Elsie Bennett has left her posi patronage. Gray quite Lime, 15 few hundred worthless curs. Robert Marquis and Daniel, of Seymour, are nent, blue still more so, "crushed Conn. of street district in Dan-bur- y P. H. Dixon, the blacksmith at the a few weeks Mrs Met- tion at Georgetown postoffice on ac Brldseport, 25 Knapp King two-hors- e spending with is worn by young people, Cement, is to be one of most Iron Works, has two farm count of ill health. strawberry" Steel beams and channels, 315 inch, 5 reputed the calf 's parents, Mr and Mrs Isaac E. A. A. green Is In great favor and any and successful trappers in the state. wagons which he has built by hand at Smith. Smith spent Friday in Bridge wear combinations of black L Steel beams and channels larger of a his shop, which he is offering for sale port. everybody than 15, 5 Frederick Piatt Bedding trapped Bobert T. Gould of Aspetuck was and white, In checks for the most part fine otter tbe stream at a reasonable price. They are good laid a few last jr. b. Bouton spent naay in Ridge orna- Angles, and larger, 5 along Umpawaug ones, uau ana see up days, week, with field. or In stripes. Gbticks require on 274 Tbe pelt, it is said, brought him 20 tnem. trouble with bis teeth. mentation, and this is suDDlied by Average advance materials, of C. W. Chadwick and W. E. Marsh Mrs Mary Albin is entertaining Mrs I is further found that wages of la- good hard dollars. Fred Andrews Charles Godfrey of outhport spent blaok or colored facings of silk or vel; diction and every- Itself as time and It Plain district has also of New Milford have rented George t Mr Gray of Danbury. and matching anything Grange experience bor have increased about 14 per cent, Grassy trapped farm for and several days here, last week, with vet, bordered with fancy braid, thing, easily thrown off aud covering showed this necessary, modified by tbe but on tbe labor in some fine minks. Tbe pelts were well Strong's tbe coming year and Mrs Albert M. Bulkley. 'v. hosts of them- partly-wor- n assumption that nave moved tneir famines into Air tiny buttons disport tbe defects of a waist, pro influence of tbe very men who tbe of materials up, the past season, and brought a Miss Amelia Steib has accepted a A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES selves on front, sleeves, cuffs, in rows vided front is rresn. passed production building bit of Muskrats are Strong's house. Mr Strong will make Co. or tbe tbem. Tbe Grange may. challenge increased to an equal extent, it would good money. his home with tnem. position with the Bryant Electric down the front breadth, wherever The hand crocheted Irish lace skirt with increase in costs of prime in March and bring from 15 to in Bridgeport. Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud- else can obtain a comparison any other organiza- appear that tbe Andrew Ford of Second Hill has ' they footing. while very fashionable and expensive, tion. Our of state is about di 25 cents a piece. Skunks are always Henry Perry is building a barn for ing Piles. . Druggists are authorized one sees here is coarse-lookin- g illus- splendid system building equally divided, moved into the tenement house on the Every pretty girl is a affair; a fresh one in sup-- and as oetween ma- numerous. They breed twice a year, Henry Mills in Green's Farms. to refund money if PAZO OINT- a wide, full ruff of maline to of '8 universities, every state, rectly remotely, six or seven a The are Sturdevant place north of the hasx 6 14 wearing tration fashion eccentricities. by a fund from tbe sale of terial and labor. at litter. skins just John Freeman of New York MENT fails to cure in to days. match ner If she is fortunate hand-croch- et a more ftorted woods. 60c. hat. French is degree 36,000 acres for each And here we have the up sold to foreign markets and bring the rented tbe town farm, and Harry P. enough to have maline in the new wa- and both varieties are com- granted summing from 50c to $2 a piece. Miss Etta Kelly of Bridgeport is a Gowans of Nor who is to bave her tolerable, senator and representative from eacb as given by tne Bulletin: trapper or Air ana Mrs Bran- walk, terproof finish called "Mallnette," bined with baby crochet and often- to be used for Five Years. guest Sherman cbarge of tbe place, has moved his fam- will be durable as well state, tbe money only MBS W. son. Every man owes it to himself and bis dainty neckpiece times with patches of tbe of tbe universities was de- Increase, FREDERICK FITCH. ily there. as pretty; otherwise the first damp- linen. Jackets of these beavy support C. B. Thompson began, last Satur Mr and Mrs C. H. of Nor- - family to master a trade or profession. ness to which Is will make vised by tbe leaders of tbe Grange, Fer cent, Mrs Frederick W. Fitch, who had day, to close his factory on tbat day Buttery Read the display advertisement of the it subjected laces are in Eton or bolero form, or in broad-minde- d 274 waiK were oi Air ana sad-looki- and these men were Building materials, been in for several guests, bunaay, It a decidedly object. are confined a belt. poor health months, for tbe summer. He will only work Mrs G. six Morse Schools of Telegrapby.in this long shapes that by enough to desire tbat tbe advantages Building labor, 134 died at her home in Plumtrees on Sun- five a week F. Buttery. and learn how a man Women who know are insisting upon Lace capes are multitudinous, some 2 days at his factory during of rented issue easily young all and of tbe universities should be given to Architects' fees, day, May 13. Tbe funeral was held the summer. George Wagner Bridgeport or lady may learn and be having their hat trimmings large, some small, some heavy and all alike. This tbat all the Contractors' 2 from her late Mrs Lewis Burr's place.opposite Frank telegraphy neck fluffs made of the mallnette,sinee some Lingerie waists willingness charges, home, Tuesday evening, Mrs A. Badeau has had tbe and has moved there. assured a position. has same costs tne light weight. people should share alike in the profits May 15, at 7.30, BevMr Griffith officiat- stone on her house Sherwood's, it tbe appearance, are more numerous than ever. White of the sale of the land Total. 45J was on Wednes- chimney C. T. Parsbly and family have moved same and outwears the ordinary ma- turn-dow- n public granted ing. The body taken taken out and is to it with a linen tennis waists, with the fund is in marked con- From actual and conserv on 8.15 to New replace from tbe Moses Banks' place into John A inactive liver can line manv times. collar are sold so that university flotations- day morning tbe train new nricK cnimney. below torpid, produce are McCall mak- being rapidly trast with tbe parsimony displayed for ative estimates- hence appears that York, where tbe burial took in Meeker's place tbe Hill. more bodily ills tban almost anything Thanks due tbe Co., tbey are ordered several weeks in ad- does 45 place ... -- a time by tbe representatives of other it really cost about per cent the Woodlawn cemetery. Mr and Mrs else. It is good to clean tbe system ers and of Fashion, for tbe vance. com- to-da- designers Elegant lace waists shew toward more to build y five S. PLATTSVTLLE. handsome Illustration accompanying binations of three or four real laces callings the agricultural tban years Fitch purchased, last fall, of J. EASTOH. out occasionally. Stir the liver up, and schools of the country. For a time the ago. Mayhew the Jacob Maybe w place in get into shape generally. The nest re- this article. and in of De-Wit- !hand embroidery addition, were a of This is taken to refute BRIEF. are derived use of t's The June bride has before her quite agricultural colleges part the conclusively Plumtrees and have made many NEWS IN A FISHERMAN WHO CAN FISH. sults from the course correspondingly expensive. classical colleges, no the notion that costs of have friends since here. Mr Little Risers. a choice of materials, and substitutes Verona Clarke. The Booth & Bent-le-y having separate building coming Fitch C. L. Booth has had a new roof Early Reliable, for satin are identity and were overshadowed by doubled within tive years or increased has the deep sympathy of a large num- Bobert T. Gould of Aspetuck has effective, pleasant pills with a reputa- the traditional heavy Co., New Milford, sell McCall few think- 100 cent. of course, placed on bis bouse. Sold found in chiffon, Liberty satin and the literary work, persons by per And, it ber of friends and neighbors. Mrs E. M. Carr and Miss Burr of bad fine succeserbanturlng the spotted tion. Never gripe. by all veil-ing.lac-es of correctness of messallne. Chiffon cloth, voile, ing that tbe science farming needed does, assuming the the Nichols have moved into tbe beauties, tbis spring. He has caught of order or any special recognition. Nothing was quotations which is evidently not to GRANGE ORGANIZED. upper in all about 50. Last week Monday, in the lighter figured man as a 01 part of Mrs Bennett Seeley's bouse. nets are all available. Tbe prevailing WHAT DOES THE ORANOE done to induce tne young to enter be questioned. But matter John who tne brook near nis nome, ne captured is fullness tbe agricultural department, but just fact the Bulletin unwittingly or care On Thursday evening, April 19, the Lyons, purchased the five as nice ones as you often see. The style tbe Princess, the AMOUNT TO? new itsorgani-zatio- n place east of C. L. Booth's, is im- euner snirrea or laid in tucKs, ana tbe contrary. If a young man entered lessly concedes far more than it should Grange here completed just largest weighed one and a half pound s tbe university to get an education of Tbe adding together of the several with about 26 charter members. proving his house by having a veranda ana tne smallest a nan I usually the very short bolero is formed is to be called Bethel built across tbe front and is pouna. A by lace or a garniture of some kind, WRITTEN FOK THB NEWTOWN BBK. course he was not going to be a farm- percentages of increase for various It the grange. making CASTOR and tbe influence of of is, of course, wholly The following officers were elected: otber improvements about tbe place. "Tor Infants and Children. tiklrta may ba plain or trimmed wide er, the faculty groups charges S. H. Wisner is a new WHAT'S DOING HEREABOUTS. was to deter j ana oe expos-- W. H. overseer, Ly- driving horse, folds or lace, and are this season very Though the Grange is only about 30 given him from entering wrong, tms may quicKiy j Master, Ferry; of The Kind Yoo Hava a the ed by that if the groups of man Whitehead; lecturer, J. S. May-be- purchased Bridgeport parties. Mrs Millie wbo has been Ahrajs long. Unless one has real lace veil years old there are few organizations agricultural department. Only indicating as- Mrs Prevost was Ferris, Ett la as those incompetent to take a classical jJBKia luiuuci umucu a, uuuati per- steward, Edward Rockwell; Ulysses among the is now and tulle the accepted substitute, at that bave accomplished much either ncic F. as- sick ones, last week. She is now im- quite ill, gaining nicely Bears the tacbed by . a few orange blossoms for themselves or for the good of the or a scientific course entered the farm- centage increase of 100 or over could sistant steward, J. Stierle; lady is able to be about ber home. school, were told. soon be obtained. is as if percent- sistant steward, Mrs Edward Bock-wel-l; proving. Miss Sherwood was . Needless to say, the transparent lace entire people. While it is true that in ing tbey Very It the. E. and son bave Minnie absent, Signature of elbow sleeves are of the Grange turned its attention to tbe ages of tbe first table given above bad chaplain, Mrs Jennie Ferry; Jennings just pur- last week, from ber school duties on yoke and universal. tbe earlier days the Grange laws S. B. chased a new manure of tbe The neckwear supporter were passed that in some respects were agricultural colleges and began to plan been added together to find tbe total treasurer, Knowles; secretary, spreader account of trouble with her eyes. "Tryune" for was seen or increase of cost ana E. A. Underhill; I gate George Farmers' Supply Company of Bridge- Is a double bone, silk covered endless unjust and failed to accomplish what their improvement. It net average keeper, for use on farm. F. G.' Haeublein is having all his "BET-- does not stick into or scratch were was not at once tbat as long as agricultural that would have given a 500 per cent Walker; ceres, Miss Lottie Whitehead; port tbeir buildings painted. When tbe Risers loop, that tbey designed for, it the were Mrs The town of Easton has bad newly Early the is in durable result of a deliberate to op- schools only departments of increase or thereabouts. Assuming Flora, Lydia. Knowles; Pomona, just work is all completed tbey will be The famous little pBto. neck, light weight, purpose classical so would be cost of is di Mrs E. M. Fillow. will bold placed in the Town clerk's office at ana maae 01 a sona material tnat is press or do any injustice to any class colleges long they that the building equally They house of Town greatly improved. Fred Tucker, S. rust-nroo- overshadowed the vided between labor and tbe tbelr every two weeks in the tbe tbe clerk, George Z. Mellen do- f and keeps Its shape even In of people. Since the Grange has grown by literary interests, material, meetings B. a fine Mosler safe and B. Turney and John are tbe bands of tbe laundress. Should a in and wisdom has been and the only way to give them their figures given would show an average Knights of Honor ball. The outlook Beers, large tbe work. experience it 220 has received which ing heavier be desired, the its to demand no law will proper interests and influence was to increase in cost or only about per is that the Grange here will be a good just the records, Mrs Zina C. Beard and son, Harold, single support purpose tbat make of of 45. and a to were sent to Hartford to be rebound KILLthe same material is made up in single work to the injury of any honest man. them the equal the classical cent instead prosperous organization help well ofgSbelton spent a few days, last week, and cough schools. So But an increase of one-fift- h or 20 all who join it. and are pleased with work done or ner ana CURE the LUNGS rorm ana Known as "LiasciKon." uoin Tbe greatest good to the greatest the agricultural schools, per on records. records have tbe guests parents, Mr Mrs come in black or white silk cov number has been tbe with through the influence of the Grange, cent is large and must be keenly felt the Tbe T. W. Tumey. styles watchword, were made of a When fixtures and the like POSTMASTER BAILEY been placed in the new safe and all WITH eiings and In assorted sizes. the exception of tbese few early crude the equal not depart- plumbing, feel thankful records are Amel Buman, Sr., spent Sunday at black silk Etons are a bene- - laws were modified ment in the classical school. In most are taken into consideration, the ac tbat tbe his home here. Dr. Little laws, that by tbe cases Congressman E. J. Hill has request- now in such good condition. King's the agricultural, classical, scien tual increase in cost of building may ed of Postmaster George Bock has moved from the the Harry Booth and family are spend- Rockdale farm to the Mineral Spring C. K. Bailey at Bethel, whose present ing a few weeks here with Mr and Mrs now owned E. P. Sanford. Nov; term expires June 20. Mr Bailey's C. L. Booth. farm, by Discovery John Visny has a good cheap work rONSUHPTIOM reappointment will give general satis- S. H. Wisner is making a number of horse which he is for sale. Price faction. He has made a painstaking improvements on tbe interior of his offering OUGHS i 50c ft $1.00 It is reported that Luther Nichols OLDS and popular official, and Congressman house and is having several rooms is soon to move from Mr Freeborn's Free Trial. Hill's action is generally approved. newly decorated. in to the Levi L. W. Davis has added a saw-mi- ll to place Aspetuck Bradley guwrt and Quickest Cure tor all place. THROAT and LUNG TBOVB-UC- S, MO The near the railroad cross- his grist and cider mill at Plattsvile ' B. Lewis of street building Charles Lazy left, orVONET BACK. LLAN'S. S. center and is now prepared to do all ing, formerly occupied by John last week Tuesday, for a few weeks' Hine as a pool and lunch room, was kinds of log sawing for the public. at Soldiers' home in Noroton. Mrs Thomas Astle has been suffer-ingwi- th stay the opened by an Italian as an ice cream Tbe New York parties who pur- last Frank rheumatism. old Wilson on THE ORIGINAL . parlor, Saturday. Hopkins The friends here of Carl J. Fritz, chased the Joseph place newly decorated the interior of the now Wash- Lazy street bave taken possession. building. who is located at Seattle, LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP Thomas who works for ington, have received word tbat be is Henry, the now a vacation at Port An- SHERHAH Bethel Manufacturing Co., visited enjoying For all Couehs and assists in The Re gles, Cal. Colds from tha sys- Clover Bios friends in New Haven, last week. expelling em and tbe C- - tem by gently moving tha Frank Agnew and H. Hurlburt NEW BRIDGE AT LEACH HOLLOW. Honey Be are a new on Dowels. A certain Is building bouse Umpa- A substantial wooden bridge over relief for croup and ob every waug Hill in Bedding for Mr Clapp. tbe "creek" at Leach Hollow has been whoopinz-coug- o George W. Wheeler has been ap- Nearly all other Oxf H. cures are rds erected. Selectman J. Stuart gave cough Oxfords court adminis- pointed by the Probate tbe contract to Charles Mosbier and constipatini trator of tbe estate of tbe late Stephen especially thoi We want to Full of and F. Stebbins. William Word en, wbo have done a ccntai nine Opiates? you style Chamberlain's first class Kennedy's Laxative ct A. F. Con- job. know about our good values.per-fe- Bev Steele, pastor of the Honey A Tar mores gregational church, will deliver the HILL. the bowels, contains many line of in fit, many address at tbe Memorial service at the IMPROVEMENTS AT STURGE9 no Opiates. low Shoes for widths.light and Center cemetery on Sunday, May 27. Selectman J. H. Stuart has . done a B. M. Gibbs has been spending sev- praiseworthy thing in having the Women selling heavy soles; in eral days in Kent, enjoying the fishing Sturges hill graded. He bought for KENNEDY'S at the fact all oxford tbe town a small strip of land of John uK popular Mr and Mrs Alfred A. Underhill McGoldrick, thereby doing away with price of for every occa- gave a reception to a large number of a sharp and bad turn. sion at their friends at the home of Mrs Un- derbill's parents, Mr and Mrs E. A. Robert Stuart has an excellent posi- Underbill in Eimwood district, last tion witb the Stanley Electrical Co. at muns at tms uusoaaToay or .50. week Thursday evening. Dancing Pittsfield, Mass. ft. O. DeWITT CO.. CHIOAQO. U. S. A. .50. was enjoyed during the evening. A Mrs J. H. Stuart passed Sunday nice supper was served. All present with her son, Robert Stuart, at Pitts-fiel- d, Sold by spent a very enjoyable evening. Mass. All See Them In The Window. Stewart Kyle is having his place on Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was Druggists. Main steeet tboroughly improved and Cough Remedy the guest, Friday night, of Town Gardner & Banks The Children's Favorite E. P. newly painted. have CURBS Clerk Briggs. Headache Causes tad a Cera the contract for the painting. Selectman J. J. Voorhees, the Blood pressure or congestion a ruahlmr of Mrs Ellis has returned from Coughs, Colds, Croup and of blood to frontal region is the direct canee William hustling manager the Nortbrop the poat-tive- ly. a New a for aU Headaches. To cure lnstMUyand two weeks' stay with friends in Whooping Cough. farm, has bought Syracuse sulky this pressure must be relieved UOtM York and New Jersey. Tht remedy la famous for lt cores ore plow of Staub & and finds blood sent to Its channels. Ptv StfOQV .large part ol the civilized world. oaa Mallett, it proper About 35 friends of Mrs Laura be It works to Twenty Minute Headache C"nVOT falls 1? K. Ferry always depended opon. It contains no perfection. Into circulation congested WoooV wMJJ W. a at opium or other harmful and mar be Uriah Snedeker h: s been puts tao-lt- tt MOLLAN, gave her pleasant surprise tbe as drag critically and Irritates the nervea In handy presses Elm-woo- d given confidently to baby aa to an ad fniui-uleaa- home of her son, W. H. Ferry, in alt ill witb pneumonia. A trained nurse, ant to take. Suited for all Ma 1026 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. district, last week Wednesday Price 25 ots; Large Size, BO Ota. Miss Ladd, of Bridgeport, has been aeramenta. For sale and leoomrnemUn by afternoon, May 16, the occasion being assisting in his care. S. J. PARKS, TRUMBULL. the 81st anniversary of her birthday. The residence, carriage house and The afternoon was passed very pleas otber buildings on tbe farm of Charles P.J. GARVIN, BETHEL.