. I ' The Newtown ' Bee

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9 1909. NUMBER yo

LOCAL DRAMATICS TRINITYPARISH. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, OBITUARY. Stepnev. SANDY HOOK LIBRARY. Sunday Services. Mrs AmeliaJ. Northrop. For the Benefit of St Rose's. Sunday Services. The funeral of Mrs Amelia BAPTIST At 11 a. m., service with Sophia CHURCH NOTES. morning widow Charles Annual Meeting;. sermon by the rector, Rev J. H. Nor'hrop, of the late At 1J a. m., morning service with of was at- At 10.45, Sunday morning wor- at 12 m., school Northrop Sugar Street, George; Sunday Tat sermon by the pastor; at 12 noon, tended on ship: subject, God's other Name. 7.30 p. m., Monday at 1.30 p, m., from ' The St. Rose's Dramatic Club will give evening prayer. Sunday school; at 7.80 p. m., Y. P. tne Rev 12 Congregational church. At m., Sunday school, classes an entertainment next Thursday night, The annual meeting of the Assoc- S. C. E. meeting. Subject, "Life Les- Alexander Steele officiated. Mrs Next Tuesday, 13, the annual for everyone. , iation was held 6, In July sons for Me from the Book of John." resided In Newtown July 13, for the benefit of St.Roee'i church. July the library meeting of the Fairfield Archdea- Northrop Street At 7.30 m clock Ref, John 14: (Consecration after the death of her but p. evening worship. The following program will be presented room, at f p. m. The reports conry will take at St Stephen's husband, place meeting.) for the l'.st four years had been with ,Mr Hubbard being away on his under the direction of Edward Pltzschler ' of the oflicerfc show that 80 volumes church, Ridgefield. At 11 a. m.,wlll a 'brother, A. A. Banks, in Chicago. be a celebration of the Holy Com J vacation the Union service will be 1. were aided within the last year, of Piano Selection, "The Voice of the followed a of the Thursday evening prayer meeting For 69 years she was a resident of conducted MuruiiiK," Miss Kilbride munion, by meeting at 7. 45 o oy the pastor of the Bap- Marguerite which were (riven and 72 lu clock. aiirt loved eight pur Fai.-fi.-- Clorical asportation. Newtown rreatly thetown. church. 2. "THE WKECK OF BTEUHINS I'lUDE." The whole ('runty was a member and a at- tist - IA In two acts. chased. number of vol Rev G. W. of Danbury will she regular comedy Davenport of church At the service the Metho- Char&etorn: umes listed is now of read a on "The Efficiency of tendant the Congregational morning 1426; takers paper Mrs was Edward 8. Pltiwchlor the Church." A service will be held THEY WERE "ON." for many years. Northrop dist congregation will be the guests. Ephrulm Stebblns, books, all of whom have drawn vol and died Arnold l'aiker, William Drlscoll in the evening at which Rev ur born February 17, 1824, Work on the baptistry progresses KobortGrey Harry Bradley umes during the year, 140; circula 1, 1908. The pallbearers at the Mr Bmltlwon. J amen Harrlman will speak on "The Divis- July It looks Make tion 3774. Of Telephone Managers Not Easily Left. were A. T. Nettle-to- n, rapidly and ts though the Huth Stiilililrm, J! Ins Esther MuQuade this number 55 were ion of the Diocese." funeral, Monday, B. Tomlin dedication service will take place on Agatha Stubbing, Mis Margaret Crowe at Botsford, about 100 in Zoar, Bishop Brewster will visit I. Goodsell, vvilllam part Trinity A Incident occurred last and W. H. Prindle. those 3. Bong, parish on November peculiar Among thp last Sunday of the month. ly in connection with the Zoar neigh- - Sunday evening, The committee from out of i, Vaudeville Sketch. "The Man With the 14. Thursday. Judiciary present at the funeral Miss Wells of brrno-j- in San- Julia Stony Brook, Hod." library, charge of Mrs The members of Guild will gave a hearing on a bill introduced town were Mr and Mrs Stephen Characters: Trinity Long Island, has been visiting at the Frederick Bemls, and 142 at Hanover meet at the on Friday at 2.30 by one of the farmer members, Mr ford of Redding Ridge; Mr and Mrs Tlmothv Clancy. Edward 8. PItzHRhlitr Rectory Johnson of which Mr paisGiiute. in care of Mrs Lucy Baldwin. The p. m., to work for the sale on August Newtown, would Frederick Burritt of Weston; Cordelia Clancy Misu Lena blake make the rate be- and Mrs Meeker of Cross Mr and Mrs Boutwell spent the j Zoar has 350 volumes and Its 4. night telephone Leroy The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock sharp so library come effective at 8 p. m., Instead of Highway; Mr and Mrs George Banks In Norwalk. circulation was 353. U is no of 1 0 liodpy come early and get a good seat Reserved part at p. m., as at present. The hear- of Stratford; Mrs George Gorhamand the Hook The treas PALESTINE 8 D0DGINGT0WN 7. ing did not apper rn the bulletin Miss Eliza Gorham of Westport; Mr seats, may be purchased at the store of Sandy library. Al Wilscn, horseshoer for C. L, the" and the members as a whole did not find Mrs V. Aithur Banks of Chicago. in urer of Sandy Hoo library re Henry Rupf Newtown and at Finch's know that It was to be given until Smalley Is spending this week at his that $145 was received Red Hot Baseball. store in Sandy Hook. General admission ports for the two minutes before 'the House ad- old home In Green Village, N. J. 25c. year and about $30 remains to be which was less Reserved seats 35c. Dancing to journed, something THE HOTELS. Do you need a scythe, snath, rifle, used for new books. Officers Those old enemies in the national than hour before the time set for follow. . were ap hand Palestine and the wnen hear- hay rake, pitchfork, in fact any elected as follows: Directors, O. O, game, Dodglngtown, hearing and yet, the got together again on Monday morn- ing was called, the country members Arrivals at The Inn. kind of small haying tool? We can Wright, chairman; Mrs W. N. Mit HOUSE SAVED ing in a ball game which was nip found four of officials of the supply you with a No. 1 All FROM BURNING. high Mrs V. H. Charles grade. chell, secretary; D. J. Keane, treas an tuck all he way, Palestine coming telephone company awaiting them. Smith, Russell, of Pen-fiel- d Mr and Mrs J. Mrs Clark, kinds soft drinks on Ice. G. F. Taylor, Mrs Harriet R. out one run ahead. Sccre 8 to 7. Those efficient gentlemen down in u Gould, urer; M. L. C, & Craig, at the Depot. Both teams had secured big league New Haven had heard of it in lime to tiss Endemann, Kennedy, Sniff en and Mrs O. O. Wright., Li A. L. Fire Cracker Supposed to Have Start- twirlers for the occasion and they be present when members of the C. Kerlholz, Merlin, Brooklyn. Mrs F. H. Bent-le- y, brary committee, Mitchell, up a exhibition. Errors had not an hour s notice. Mrs Bentley, Miss Bernice ed the Blaze. put grand Legislature a. Mrs H. H. Curtl3 and Mis3 Susie were frequent owing to the con- It is little stunts of this sort which New Orleans, C. C. DeForest Huntington. A. Minor. Committee on care of dition of the fieiu, but each dumb are rendering the country members Mr and Mrs P. Coe, was offset a brilliant one. a bit of their leaders and Harral, C. F. Ritchel and son, Dr building, O. O. Wright, G. F. Taylor play by suspicious WHITE HILLS. Mrs Susan Hall's residence had a The teams meet again in the near also of the 'corporations. Shore' anr' Mrs Emr. F. Blank, Bridgeport. and Michael Kilbride. Dr M. Mon- Finance, future for a side bet and a Line Times. L. Hubbard, Wallingford. narrow escape from burning, purse. Hart-'or- Mr and Mrs Charles Robeitson end Kiernan, M. A. Corbett and L. T. A. L. Peck, Miss Helen Peck, d. day. Fire was discovered on the roof daughter, Estelle, and Mr and Mrs Briscoe. Libiarlan, Miss Mae F. Mr and Mrs Frank McLarney and by a boy Brisk work saved ST JOHN'S. of N. Miss Anna S. White, Miss Mary Arthur Montrose and passing MacNamara. daughter, Beatrice, Brooklyn, son, Frederick, the house but not until a sizable hole Y., are spending their vacation with W. White, Waterbury. all of New Britain out Miss W. Mer-wi- n, camped at had beeu burned ii. the roof. Sunday Services. Mr and Mrs Jeremian Troy in Berk Kate Blanc, George "Tip-To- p Farm" over the Fourth. shire. New Haven. HIGH At 11 a. m James K. Miss Mildred Dimon has returned SCH00I morning prayer and Augustus Holly, Holly, sermon by the rector, Rev O. O. Miss Phoebe John New York. from a in Carey, Scully pleasant visit Nangatuck A. P. Smith, Editor of The New- Wright. and Martin Carey of Ansonia spent Edward N. Frary, Mr and Mrs Al and Waterbury. town Bee: We are told by those in the Fourth in Berkshire with Mr den Cutler, Mrs Mary A. Smith, Mrs Who Passed Entrance Don't fail to attend "The Wreck During last Monday's storm Mrs attendance at the recent examina- Pupils and Mrs Jeremiah Troy. J. J. Cavanaugh, Hartford. of Stfebbins' Pride," a comedy in two Mrs J. Z. Mason, Miss M. C. Mason, Snr.th Whaelor's house was struck tion for entrance to the High School actslfollowed by "The Man With the Miss Kate Troy of Berkshire is New Haven. by lightning. The clapboards were that teachers, older brothers, sisters spending her vacation with friends L. E. Darling, Danbury. Hodt" a roaring vaudeville sketch, to torn off In front, and Mrs Wheeler and other friends, were permitted in in Bridgeport. Miss K. Russell, Miss N. Russell, Those who passed the examination be feiven by St Rose's Dramatic club was knocked unconscious where she the rooms during the preparation of Southport. for the high school were: Sanford at fhe Town, hall, Thursday Sherman Driggs Warner of Brook- was sitting on the front piazza. She the children's papers and were al- night, Beers, Sarah A. Beers, Lulu Canfleld, 15. Dancing will follow. Mus- lyn is visiting his grandmother, Mrs soon . recovered and considers her- lowed to communicate with and as- Juy J. H. Warner. Israel Goldstein, Harry Greenblat, ic orchestra. self most fortunate to have' sist them ly Gallagher's SUMMER CONCERT escaped in answering the questions. Ber-nic- Francis Griffin, Jennie Honan, e Miss Ella of any injury. . A member of the School Board in- McGauley Danbury Keating, John Kelly, Leo Kirby, ir and Mrs A. W. Eassett drove to and Miss Marion O'Connell of Bridge- of Mrs James W. Gordon. Gilbert Brooks and W. E. French forms us that the has been By Pupils practice Grace Lattin, John Lynch, Kathryn New,tMilford, Sunday. port were holiday guests of Miss common, in these for examinations, Meyers, Will Mullane, Fred Mary McGauley. Plans are in progress for a sum- ire them with this Nichols, ties for ladies and men. filing year's hay several, years,,,. We wonder if each RasinussenTHSf- - mer evening concert b' the pupils of :';'-:."T!"''.V- Arthur Page, Albert The' correct in and fit Mrs crop. for School member- thing style VVS. Hayes passed Thursday James W. to be given applicant High Marion assured.. At Curtis & Co.'s. Mrs, Gordon, - tie Reed, Summers, John Taylor, in the Park City. other Miss Grace MacBath and Miss ship would be allowed a coach in early in August, assisted by Whalen, Russell Wheeler, Anna will commence Sessie Laborle spent th in an season Miss of talent. Rehearsals holidays taking examination; if not, great The for hammocks at once Agnes Collins Bridgeport 10. sight-seein- g, Brenner, Myrtle Patterson, Joseph SUffsrests was Saturday, July New York under the injustice is done to those children a selection from the nice the guest of her aunt, Miss Jen- Keane. stock of Curtis & Co. nie Leavey, over the holiday. guidance of Augustus Straus. who must added years, either Taylor, Pretty Mr and Mrs William Dew and son, spend in and very reasonable in Miss Helen C. Jones attended the in design of a few private or district school, until ,, Mr and Mrs Matthew of Calvin, Torrington, spent price. Qualey last witn Mr and Mrs commencement exercises of Yale Uni- ta6y could pass in by their own un- GOLDEN WEDDING Hartford were holiday guests of Mr days, week, Mrs Gordon Stevenson at Bennett's versity, last week. aided exertions. If such is the case, Mr and Mrs Henry G. Curtis and and Michael Haugh. Tom-linso- Air and Mrs Bridge. Gordon Shand and Robert n we announce- Of Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor to be Harry Curtis returned, suggest that in future the first of an en Miss Catherine Burton a at Savin Celebrated Next Week. the week, after Haugh, and spent day Rock, ments of these trials the following be automobile tour in White Stotts and friend of .iartford were Mr and Mrs Leman Bradshaw joyable the were last recently. added to the notice of timeandplace: lour.tains. guests over the Fourth of Mr and Mrs three children, guests, Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor have Mirhael week, of Mr and Mrs Ezra Douglass, . Miss Marie Tnenrildson of Derby Those parents or teachers who are Haugh. issued invitations to their Golden teas coffees. at Bennett's Bridge. visited Miss Elva Sharp on Sunday Fancy groceries, and especially anxious that their children At Curtis & Co.'s. The C. S. ball team of Botsford Wedding anniversary, Tuesday even- Taylor, and Miss Vesta and Monday. shall pass the examination creditably wouid like to the Ernest Beardsley 13, from 8 to 11 play hawleyville of Bennett's were Miss Janette S. Beardsley has re- see ing, July o'clock, vou can get in the har nine some afternoon for Douglass Bridge will the necessity of having the ' everything Saturday at their home at ness and Cur- - a side. in Sandy Hook, Monday night, en covered from her severe cold and is children assisted their pleasant Sandy blanket line at Taylor, $25 in papers by is & Co.'s. joying tee fireworks. able to be Hook. out again. some one competent." A Parent Mr Johnson, of Newtown, is one of Mr and Mrs James Tracy and and Charles Tilson, an affable the most serious and conscientious of Mrs Stephen Sanford of Redding Taxpayer. joung Er-ne- ;;t were clerk at the Brick is men. He has the of is a guest this week of her son, daughters of Bridgeport guests The above comes Southford store, enjoying respect every warm protest a vacation at N. J. member of and en- Pip'nrd, at Eli B. Beers' home. at Mrs Bassett's, last Sunday. Passaic, the House, he is to The Bee by letter and the BRIEFLY" NOTED. titled to their respect. There is one Mr and Mrs Charles Hankey are James Donohue, William Shea, which Little Florence Everetts, who has editor's telephone has jingled One of the best ball games that parliamentary rule he thinks living in tne empty cottage near his Henry Lang and Mr and Mrs Patrick is very inconvenient at times and been in the Danbury hospital with along the same line. The was ever in was 6, came to wooaland for tne season. played Southford Griff en of Brooklyn passed the Fourth that is the of the typhoid fever since April haying Editor has called attention of moving previous Botsford on the played between the Diamond Match with riendF in town. question. It was moved by Mr Park- her mother's home in chairman School Board to of 2. the of the Co.'s team and a pick team from Sey- er, Hartford, with fatal effect on July Bridgwater. the who thinks the John Cribbens, Lawrence Lillis Mr Johnson's resolution for a recess matter, charges mour, Stevenson and Quaker Farms. .inr1 "Come on wan at a time Ma 'tin Finnell of Passaic, N. J., and Mr Johnson did not like it a bit. now, are untrue. He says two public The Diamond Match Co.'s team won The Fourth' of July was cele- passed the Fourth" with Newtown After the day's session he and Mr and I'll lick the out of ye, but school teachers were present, but 1 iends. brated at the home of Mr and Mrs by a score of to 0. The battery for Parker formed a part of a group of don't jump a man when he ain't was does not know why they were there. Seymour, Stevenson and members who discussed in an inform- next Hazel at Bridgewater. There Quaker Mrs Amzi Harmon and two chil looking.'' At the Town hall, The members of the Board are' con- team were al way the action of the House and quite a gathering of friends and Farms Gorham and dren passed the Fourth with friends Thursday night. Sincerely, Timothy scientious men and of course desire the state of business. Mr Johnson neighbors. Refreshments were served Reeves. Mr Gorham pitched one of in Terryville. took Mr Parker to task for Clancy. that the examinations should be fair- having and quite a display of fireworks was the nicest games that was ever wit- moved the previous question and cor ducted. If Esquire "Sandy" Costello has been made in the evening. All reported a ly everyone nessed in Southford, striking out, plainly intimated that in doing so save the members of School Board taking a few days needed rest from Mr Parker had not fair tac- time. ice cream contest was the seven men. He also made a good pursued Easton. good An nis usurl mercantile duties. tics. Mr Parker that ne sim- and the applicants for admission on the Diamond Match replied participated in by several of the impression ply exercised his parliamentary privi- were excluded from the room, all Co.'s To T. J. and his William gentlemen of the party. There was' players. think that he had Lynch sons, lege in making the motion to which criticism would be avoided. Editor. F. and Robert J. of Passaic, N. J., AN INDEPENDENCE DAY ENTER- a tie between two of them. A con- courage enough to come to South- Mr Johnson had so strenuously ob- were holiday guests of Patrick Kelly. jected. Mr Johnson looked as if he TAINMENT. be later to decide the ford and play ball without bringing test will held wished Mr Parker would think less Mrs Belle H. Johnson, state library some of his relations with him which George and of A very successful entertainment winner. Joseph Dayton of his privileges ana is to visit the Sandy Hook Bethel the Fourth with Mrs parliamentary Mrs visitor, is customary for Seymour players to passed a little more of the feelings of mem- was given by Mr and Joseph 3 C. W. Dayton of Street. library next Monday, July 12, at do when they go out of town. The Dayton bers, particularly when they are in- Jacobs of Easton on July 5. There Long HAL clined to be inci- o'clock. i for the Diamond Match Co. loquacious. The were about 50 guests assembled to battery James Lillis of Waterbury was a dent ended Mr Parker Sheehan of Mrs G. P. by cherishing an of and Are you any trouble with was and Whitney. Sheehan quests hiamother, Lillis, his Mr witness evening laughter having Dan-bur- y, privileges and by Johnson Stella Cnapter, 0. E. S of over 'he Fourth. consisted your lamps and oil stoves? If ,so you pitched a perfect game, striking out wishing that he would find some fun. The entertainment has invited the members of nine of of them other than of music, tricks and a ,are not using Lenox oil. It will not Seymour's best players. Colonial way exercising tableaux, of Hook, the The, refrigerators will off at a time smoke nor char the Jephthah chapter Sandy This game was played on Saturday, by shutting debate when Shakespearian play entitled "The the please and give satisfaclion. E. J. members had found their chapters at Ridgefield, Georgetown 3. Fred tongues scene from Romeo and wicks, gives a better light, does not July Kemp umpire. Hall sells them. and were to use them. It was balcony and South Norwalk to unite in a ready met smell, costs a little more. We The ball game, which was played evident that Mr Parker that Juliet." The program was with only 14. UnclMmed letters remain at the thought we picnic at Putnam Park, July between the Diamond Match Co.'s the best time to move the and congratulations sell, use and can prove what say. Sandy Hook addressed to previous hearty applause postoflice question was wnen members showed to the able Tnls The Long Hill Store, W. N. Huru, team and the Quaker Farms, Steven- F. H. Taylor and Mrs W. H. Spooner. were given company. " F. H. j a disposition to be talkative. It is Barnes, the genial repre- son and Seymour players, Monday, consisted of the following: Miss Proprietor. sentative of Stoddard & Gilbert, was not likely that he and Mr Johnson Edward Mrs G. F. E. B. town on July 5, was won by the Quaker Taylor, Taylor would agree on the time to exercise Jessie De Long of Nova Scotia, in Wednesday, regirlering and Master Glover ! Steverson and con- Warner enjoyed their if both Burr of Mrs E. B. Burr of Some good bargains in men's, boys at the Sandy Hook hotel. Farms, Seymour an automobile to via parliamentary privileges Fairfield, trip Bridgeport, had remained conversation cn the Fair- and youth's Tennis Oxfords and solidated ball nine. Score 9 to 2. Zoar and Shelton. in Fairfield, Miss E. Sherwood of Mrs E. L. and Mr Han-feld- 's Briage Returning till crack of doom. Hart also line of Hanfeld The batteries of the consolidated came the subject the field and Walter J. Fuhrmann of shoes, good patent youngest nephew, Carlton they up Naugatuck valley ford Times. leather and tan Oxford ties and came to her nine were Owens, Hains and Reeves. to Ansonia, Seymour Oxford and Flatbush, N. Y. The evening was Ward, Jr., up pleasant in we do al! home on Mr Owen Vood Southbury. 'Wnile Naugatuck The Company E. baseball team of finished with a blaze of fireworks and shoes. Do not forget also "Long View" Friday, July pitched a very game, a 2. Mr"Hanfeld followed on they passed through a shower of Stevenson will on next Satur- kinds of shoe and harness repairing. Saturday striking out seven men. Sheehan half hour's play the guests departed at a late hour. and remained duration which greatly day, July 10, at 3.30 p. m., on the are low. The till Tuesday morning. and were batteries for the refreshed Our prices Sandy Mr and Mr3 J.' Carlton Ward, Mr Whitney that valley. grounds at Zoar Bridge, a game with Match Co.'s SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Hook Shoe Store. Hanfeld's brolher-in-la- w and sister, Diamond nine. Sheehan the Echo Hose ball team of Shelton. The The to is French's, in with their son, D. Hanfeld Ward, of pitched a very good but had display of fireworks at Sandy A good game may be looked for. place buy it game Hook on the was Bethel. You'll find for all .be work Terrace Court, Riverside, N. Y., evening of the 5th it Pootatuck Grange will the very poor support, striking out nine a dis- spent Monday at "Long View," re- enjoyed by large crowd. The Merwin Hubbell is veiy low from family. firsit two degrees on three candidates men. The consolidated nine brought play was fine and occupied about an an turning to Bridgeport wonday night apoplectic shock. fell on Ice cream and on all their friends with them, which hour's time. Frank Hulse and the Miss Geraldine Smith the next Tuesday night and taking the boat to New York a A, L. Peck has numbered 350. The one fea- Tilson boys set off the fireworks, as- John G. Gay is confined to the sidewalk, Saturday, fracturing cake will be served. Tuesday morning. great her left arm. Dr F. J. Gale had of for some sisted by William Conger, Charles nouse with an attack of rheumatism. bone in charge the place ture of this game was a Mr Keeler, Leo reduced the fracture. time and has the looking in Trent, Klrby and Joseph Talty. Dr K .!n an attends him. Mrs property one of the ezplaln-In- g "Oh, father, father. Flynn's as limited time Seymour players, gocd condition as his Mr and Mrs C. Johnson and stole the cornbeef oft the will allow. the rules and regulations to the "That's all right, conductor. The "There, there, Agatha, if you'd Henry dog just of Astoria, L. I., have is down the street various players. We all man on the back platform will pay shet to a family opened table and running appreciate just your eyes things little their pleasant summer heme in Zoar Thurs- Thomas J. Honan spent two days fare." Ntext at with it At the Town hall, his advice very much owing to the my Thursday night more, we'd all ue happier" Ephraim for the summer. Eugene Peck, Jr., in last week, with book the Town hall. Mr John- day evening, July 15. Sincerely. Bridgeport, fact that the of rules is very Sincerely, "Tim" Stebblns, next Thursday night at the has taken a position with friends. son as foreman on and Cordelia " scarce in Southford. Clancy, "The Man with the Hod." Town hall. his place has Clancy. moved into his tenement house. THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1 90S.

The Traveler's Guide. ords and phonographs are on sals at the storo of Henry Rupf. WE ARE rhe Newtown Bea HAWLmilLE CHAPEL Connecticut Agents BERKSHIRE DIVISION. Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909. Service Sunday Afternoon, For the handsomest, easiest working and most thorough HAND and KLKOTKIO There win be rervke at the Haw- - T O. to. m.. 4 33 Bridgeport Iav, leyvllle chapel, Friday afternoon, iM, l. m.: Huiulay. , a, in.. 7.4K n m. Arrive. 7.87. 11,00, a. m 4.14. 7.30 whh preaching by ev V. H. Row- - Muskmclons p, m.iHaiicl.iy. .:o it. in., Kit p. in, HOME NEWS. TrumUull Nurth, 7.10. 10.00, a. ni .4.43 Inson of urookfleld. Watermelons MB in.; Sunday. 1 41 . m., 7.6 H p m. Jtomh. 7.20, 10.44 . in., 4.41, 7.10 iQMQi'S Fruits p. m ; Muiulity, 1,07 t. m.. tt.lt p. m. FIERCE STORM IN SOUTH The ease with which Williams' boi f Hill North, 7.1, 1.05, . m.. 4.48, Vegetables 0.64, p. m.i Hiiiulny. (.41 . m., (,0S p Root Beer is made la only equalled On tho Market. Theso machines are fully guaranteed for one year a. m ni. Kuutii, 7.20, 10.43, , 4.38, 7.0&, by Its economy and goodness. and we make of p. m.: tiundity, t us, a. m (.10 p. m. talla specialty equipping Johnson and Other In 6l'inoy North. 7.23, 10 10, a. m , 4.53, Bishop Cleigy 7.00, p. m.; Hiindiiy, I Mi m., MS i. Peril. Misses Mamie and Norel Kllcoine Residences, Churches, Clubs, Lodge Rooms, Etc. m. Bou tli. 7.13, 10.31, a. m.. 4 33, 7.00 p. m.i bumliiy, 7.67. a. u., (.03. p, en. of Danbury spent tho Fourth with PoiMford North, 7.J2, 10.26. a. m., a2.4, Woid has been received of a fierce We will consider applications for agencies from responsible' parties. 7.11. Miss Mae MacNamara. (08, xi.fi. p. m.;Bumlny 8S3, storm In In 9 04, a. m.. tM, 8.22 p. ra. Kouth. 7.06. South Dakota which 10.28, a. m., 4.25, .&!, p. n.; Sunday, Illbhop Johnson and two of bis John MacNamara of Danbury 7.4k, a. m 7.S4 p. ra. clergy , HURJ) & STERLING, Newtown North. 7.40, If 30. a. m.. at S3, were In peril of their llveson Sunday, spent July 4 with his mother, Mrs B, K IM. xt.OO. 7.21. n. m.: (.00. Room 410 Warner Bld&, 83 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Coon timidity. 20. On the 9.12, a. m.. 6 66, (.30, p. m. South, Jure Saturday Bishop MacNamara. fnon 4 jno. (.57, 7.59. 10.17, a. in., IT. Bun hud consecrated a church recently dity, 7.89. 10.(0, a. m., 7.44, 7.5S..!p. m Miss 7.40. 10,48. a. m.. a new of Airs Amert Fay and . Lucy Hftwlpvv lie North. completed at Dallas, city week home a3.00, xi.Ot, 7.30. p. m.; Sunuay, of are spending a at his in this (.28, in the newly opened Wright vVestoorough, Mass., 9.08, 9.22, a. m., 7 04. MS. p. m. bouth, Tripp County, place. 6.49, 7.50, 10.08, a. m., 4.0. (.33. p. m., section of the great Rosebud Indian with Mr and Mrs H. W. w right for a Sunday, 7. 3 1,9. 52, a. m., 7.1$, 7.48. p. m. Miss Florence Field of Brooklyn Henry Rupf, JJrookltuld reservation. he hud or few weeks' stay. MASURYS! Junction North, (.17, (.03, Sunday Inez N. Y 11.03, a. m., 6.40, 6.45. and Miss De Veau of Rye, Newtown. 10.58, ill. dained to the priesthood Rev V. Main St.. 7.39, p. m.i Bunduy, no, 10.58, a. m, Edward Kilbride and daughter, have been guests of Miss Alice 9.08, p. m. tiouth, (.40, 9.68. a. m., Blair Roberts of Hartford, Conn., 6.26. Mrs Nichols. 4.00, p. m.; 6unday, 7.03, a. m., Helen, of New York, Mr and HOUSE PAINTS MM 7.26, p. m. who went out to South Dakota as a was Brookfluld North, (.23, (.03, 11.08., 1.60 Stephen Horan and two children and Harry Nichols of Bridgeport 7.44.: 9.35. a. m.. m. young deacon from Berkeley divinity sunduy, (.13. p. Miss Mary Corbett of Bridgeport, and a guest over Sunday at the home of PAINTS Bouth, 6.35. 7.07. 9.41, a. Dl., B.0O. 6.0 u school, last and who has had iRE PURE LINSEED OIL d. m.: Sunday, (.57, a. m., 7.09, d. m. July, Mr and Mrs Michael J. Crowe and his grandfather, Isaac Nichols. LnnoHvllle & Htlll Klver North. (.29, charge of organizing the church Mrs L. 3. a. Sun- Gertrude, of Botsford, all Thomas Bradley and Mrs Have Added A'CompIete Line s.ia, ii.io. m., 6D(, 1.63, p. m.; work and the new church at daughter, F. necessity of Insisting upon Masurji'l 9.42, a. m., 9.20, p. m. South. 6.26, building Olds been in day, enjoyed the Fourth with Mr and Mrs have guests of relatives Tit ! Used the guaran- of 7 00, 9.34, a, m., 4.60, 6.64 p. m.; Sun-- Dallas. At three o'clock Sunday aft- Pilnti upon b.bu, a. m., i.ut,. p. m. James Corbett in Weston. tee that they are ftTSB LUtSEED 0.1 any, witn Rev Huntingtown. New Milford North. 8.22, 11.13. 11.23. a, ernoon, Bishop Johnson, A number of from Green- PATJf IS. The house of John W. Masury & m.. 83.29. 6.55. (.05, p. people m.; Sunday Mr Roberts and another Son has been in the manufacture of 9.49. 11.13. a. m. South. (.20. 6.65. clergyman Master Joseph Collins of Sandy field were entertained at Joseph engaged 9.29, 9.43, a. m., (.39, 4.37, 6.10. p. for mixed and ready-to-us- e house paints for mure (.39, who had been present the ordin Hook was a guest, last week, of Mr on Tinware. in.; Sunday, 6.45, a. m., 6.57, 7.10, 8.01, Jacobs' in Eagton, Monday night. than half a century slnil during all that time m. ation, started In an automobile for Botsford. p. and Mrs Martin Troy at The Fourth was very enjoyably its Liquid Colors have never tailed to give SO miles distant, at whlcn Its warrants unlim- Fairfax, celebrated by the members of the satisfaction. standing Call and look the stock over had been an ited confidence in claim of superiority point the uishop A. B. Blakeman had a fine display club the club house every Country at last has been or be made. It costs as nounced to preach and to confirm a of fireworks in front of his Btore on that may Monday. There was a lively ball much to spread poor paint as it does to class, that evening. At a little town wnich was wit NEW HAVEN AND BOTSFORD. Monday evening, game besides other games and last apread Masury't, which has been STOYES STORED for the five miles from at 5 o'clock, nessed a number of New Haven North. 9.32. a. m.. s2.0o. Fairfax, by large people. but not least, a clam bake which was season. 4.15, x5.10, p. m.; Sunday, (.05, a. m., a storm broke driving such THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE (.00, p. m. South, 8.55, 11.10., a. m., suddenly, served at 4.30 and to which all did John FOR SIXTY-FIV- E YEARS 7.4U.; Sunday, iu.du, a. m., 8.&u, p. m.. thick clouds of dust that It was al Stephen Bertls and family, Shelton North. 9.66. a. m.. 82.23. 4.37. ample justice. Tne day will long be F. and S. You can readily see the enormous advantage 8.28, a. most impossible for the men to see Sammis, Jr., daughter, X5.30, p. m.; Sunday, m., 6.24, remembered by all. At the last regu- of p. m. soutn. iv.ti, a. m p. each otuer ia the car. Dazed the Williams and son, were all guests of having paints, the enduring qualities a, m. ty lar of the club a musical Manufactured m.; jsunaay. iu.z, m., s.zi, p. Mr and Mrs John meeting which are unquestioned. Heating Stevenson North. 10.08. a. m.. B2.34. storm and blinded by the dust the over the holiday of of a. program was in charge of Edward P. only by the house 4.49, X6.40, p. m.; Sunday, 8.41, m., driver of the car crashed through F. Sammis, Sr., of Botsford. Plumbing e.87, p.m. soutn, 8.n, iv.37, a. m Morehouse and gave great, pleasure. John W. Masury & Son 7.03, p. m.; Sunday, 10.18, a-- m.. 8.15 fence and brought up alongside of a d. m. Mr and Mrs Frank Sutherland, Mrs Eli Wakeman will have charge New York a.nd Chicago Tinning Monroe North, 10.13, a. m., 82.40. 4.54, house. All from the car Jumped house of the next meeting. z5.46, p. m.; Sunday, 8.46, a. m., 6.42 moment who lived in William Ryan's m. 10.32, a. which they feared . every s Local Agent: p. South, 8.12, m., (.66, at Botsford Depot, moved to Beacon p. m.; Sunday, 10.13, a. m., s.oa, p. m. wonK be overturned, and fo'M'l such A. . Brinton, Botsford North. 10.21. a. m.. s2.46. 6.08, Falls, this week. X5.52, p. m.; Sunday, 8.52, a. m., 6.48, protection as they could against the Stevenson Shop in Rear of E. H. Beers & Co.'s Store. p. m. south, 8.07, 10.Z7, a. ra., e.m, p, leeward side of house. Rain, m.t Sunday, 10.08, a ra.. 8.04. p. m. the hail, Miss Lillian Troy closed her school Newtown. wind and llgh.tniug continued for 15 on VISITORS OVER THE HOLIDAY. at Middle Gate district Friday, Connection. or 20 then the sun shone Telephone minutes;' June 25, with a picnic on thegrounds There were the usual number of bright again. The car was LITCHFIELD BRANCH. about the schoolhouse, which was visitors In this place over the Fourth 11.00 a. m.. 83.29, x6.05, with water which put it out of com Danbury North, greatly enjoyed byp the scholars. and 5th. Edward Curtiss, Jr., and 6.28. v. m.: Sunday. 9.00 a. m. South, mission. A team of horses was se 7.58, 10.00., a. m., 6.08 p. m.; Sunday, Miss Troy is to take a course in the Ansonia Mrs L. B. Harry Rider, ADRIANCE family of were at ' t.u p. m. cured and the remaining five miles of 613 Water St., Hawieyville North. 11.12 a, m.. s3 43, Danbury Normal school the coming Bradley's, Mr and Mrs Harold Bryant !. 9.23 a. the was made. Many barns ' Mowers x6.17, 6.40, p m.;Sunday, ra., journey year, and will not teach which is of Meriden were at Monterey Bridgeport Conn. South, 7.47, 9.48, a. rn., 5.55 p. in ; Sun' houses 7.10 n. m. and had been overturned and much scholars and day. regretted by her Bryant's, Mrs Emory Sears and chil- Telephone 1346-- what we sell and there Bhepaug North, 11.26 a. m., s3.57, 6.56, unro fed. Many families who had They are p. m.; 9.34 a. m. South, 9.3? their parents. dren of Fisher's Island were at "The Sunday, never done so betore had taken to. is nothing better or half so good. a. m..5.42 d. m.: Sunday. 6.58 d. m. Mr Mrs French North. 11.34 a. m.. a4.05, Maples," and Edward steel and wood, in fact Roxbury Falls the cellars of their houses. The ftew York Hay rakes, 7.04, p. m.;Sunday, 9 42. South, 9.25 a. Paul Beardsley of spent and cnildren of Snelton were at Mrs been their cousin from m.. E.3S. o. m .: Sundav. 6.50 d. m. was entertaining we have everything that goes with evening service at Fairfax held Sunday and with his par- Eoxbury North, 11.43 a, m., s4.13. x0.45, Monday Nancy French's, Mis Bennett and 'ton. J at The haying. , 7.12.; Sunday, 9.50 a. m. South, 7.22, the hour appointed Bishop ents, Mr and Mrs Charles of a. 6.26 6.41 Miss Bertha, Bridgeport were at Mr anu Mrs u. S. Hawley and jur 9.16, m., p. m.;Sunday, p.m. Is reported to ?iave "ccnfimied a C. ,1 Washington North, 12.00 m., S4.30, cisj Stiles Loveland's, Frank D. Jordan and Mrs E. H. Bailey called on L. MORRIS, X7.02, ao.07 a. m. and to with 7.29, p. m.; Sunday, have preached great of South, 7.07, 8.58, a. ni., G.0S n. m.; Sun- visited his parents and Will Stowe friends in Stratford and Milford, The Grocer, 6.?3 p rn. power and dignity," and no one Mrs has been day. Walter Bradley, who was - 12.04 s4.34. Bridgeport at Warren Stowe's. Sunday. New Preston North. m., knew ihat he and his fellow clergy Mrs NEWTOWN, CONN. x7.06, 7.33, p. m.; Sunday, 10.11 a. m. living with her daugnter, James Mr and Mrs Beeman and be-fn- Claude South, 7.04. 8.54. a. m. 5.04 p. m.; Sun- were drenched to the skin from g O'Brien, at Sandy Hook, during the Mrs Caroline Erwin and Mrs L. B. day, 6.19 p.m. little daughter of Bridgeport spent unsheltered in one of the fiercest, past 14 months, returned to her Bradley visited at Burr Tuttle's in s. Saturdays only. the Fourth at F. H. Potter's. storms that South Dakota ever home She is still in Southbury a few days of least week. nruf here, Saturday. Miss Helen Grant has returned X Dally except Saturday Sunday. Mrs James Williams and two chil L. poor health. South-bridg- very from a visit at her home in e, Goldenburg, J dren of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs Mass. i Ladies' and . BERKSHIRE. Mr and Mrs William and James Clark. g Knapp The "Salt Box," the popular tea Gentlemen's Tailor. 8 of entertained a Mrs i m Sherman and cnil- 0 family Hawieyville house, has been lively with dinners, a Personal .Chat. number of friends at their new home, dren of New Haven ars at their home $ and Matinee Excursions luncheons, etc., the past few weeks. Cleaning, Repairing known as the James Green here for several wees. 1.30 formerly Mr and Mrs Smith have en- Pressing. From Bridgeport dally (except Sunday) Attorney Loughran and family are is Ralph M. leave er- farm. An old fashioned clam bake Mrs Emma Northrop visiting in i: Ketuinins fort jett Mr . 4.30 now settled in the Peck tertained Smith's father, recently. Suits Made to Order. gon P. M. Augustus was held on the lawn which was Cornwall. BOUND TRIP Our old town was shaken out of TICKETS, good day of. place, which he recently purchased. Mr and Mrs T. Allen of Ansonia Issue only 50c prettily decorated with flags and its usual William Shea of Brooklyn was a Plumb's quiet, Monday morning, by P. Gannon's Building, bunting. Music was enjoyed in the are spending a week at Will 909 Summer Time Table 1909 guest over the Fourth at his father's. the ringing of the church bells and Church Ct. S afternoon and fireworks in tue even- place on Bagburn Hill. a St., Newtown, ' the of cannon, etc., in honor Mrs James Partridge and children James McDonald of is firing Bridgeport & Port Jefferson ing. All returned home having had uanbury of have been in Monroe, guests &tj A. the Fourth, Steamboat Co. a very pleasant time. staying at the home of his grand- H. Curtiss'. Mrs B. mother, Hartnett. WEST END ITEMS. of 21 out of 25. Mr 21 Mrs clay pigeons, Commencing June Jerry Troy is entertaining her Mrs Mr and Mrs R. S. Hinman left on Mr and Benjamin H. Clark, Miss Nellie Wright, who has been Hall was second with lu. brother and family from Brooklyn. for their new home on Fish- who have been making thir home Monday a guest of mrs Edward Beers, re- Messrs William Beers and Hanford Wolcott T. Minor and sister, Island. Stmr. Park with Mrs Clark's parents, Mr and er's turned to her home. in New Holland, Wilson drove to City, Dorothy, of Bridgeport, have been Bridgeport, Monday Capt.'C.E. Toolcer. Mrs Knapp of riawleyville, are soon N. last week. to see the of fire- guests at C. C. Minor's. J., evening, display to start housekeeping in Danbury on Miss Ethel is works at Island. The factory of H. G. Curtis & Son Huntington, Beardsley spending Steeplechase account of Mr Clark's work and home in has been closed a week's vacation. her annual vacation at her J. C. Wilson, who is with the firm fcr Mr is a TERSELY TOLD. music. Clark talented pianist. NiiWS this place. of well known grocers, Shaw & Miss Florence Frembes entertained Miss Ellen Cochrane of West Corn- Greene of Derby, has been at the' IT'S BARGAIN TIME. O. - Mr and Mrs W. Shepard of Nauga- friends from Orange over Sunday. wall and Wilson Beardsley are visit- homestead for a short time. tuckand Frederick Shepard of Bridgeport The sale Hon and Mrs D. N. Morgan ar- ing Mrs T. H. Wilson. big July clearing at were guests of Mrs Newton bhepard over Meigs & Co.'s is announced for Sat- the Fourth. rived at Bonnibrook on Saturday for Abraham Kaufman is the new ten- Easton. WILL RUN D. ILY. except Sunday. urday, July 10, and the eyes of the summer. ant on the old Frawley place.- He Lt.ave Port Jefferson 8.30 a. m. and 4.30 p. m Mr Mrs E. V and of MISS WILLIAMS M HALL. - and Haight family Miss Gertrude Stearns of Balti- has leased for a term of R Leave Bridgeport 1.30 and 6.30 p. m- thousands turn toward the big bar- the property Ridgefield were the guests or Mr and Mrs Sinirle Fan? 75c gain event which marks each at more is spending several weeks with years. . Elmer Hall of Plattsville and Miss Round Ticket. $1.00 July Frank Wright over the Fourth. Trip relatives and friends town. Charles is em- Good Any Time During the Season. the big store. It is the policy of in Zimmerman, who Annie Williams, daugnter of m. B. & Co. to sell of ap- Miss Victoria Wesolowski of ployed in the meter department of of were united in Meigs apparel Sunday, July 4, Morris D. Beers Williams, Aspetuck Excursions. while the are in Bridgeport and Mrs Sewell Case of i he Bridgeport Co., was at the Special proved styles styles and family, accompanied by his Hydraulic marriage Baptist parsonage Tuesday and Friday from Port Jefferson and in consequence of this lelton are spending two weeks at at home for the double holiday. by Rev A. Locke, one day last. Mr ) vogue, Mrs H. drove 8.30 a. m. and p. m. mother, Julius Beers, ' leave Urlflirenort 1.30 and 6.30'D. fixed Sale the home, of their parents. Robert Wright of Paterson, N. J., and Mrs Hall will make their Jipmrnini? policy, the July Clearing to Roxbury Center cemetery to visit m. Round Trip Tickets, good da ofr issue forward all broken lines of Floyd Booth is at the home of his has been enjoying a few days at Red home in Bridgeport and have the only. d0". brings her parents graves. They found mother for a short time. Gate Farm on Booth's Hill of a of Automobile Transportation given caieful this season's clothing for men and some one had removed the headstone best wishes host friends as attention. have made Mrs George Fuller entertained her Mr and Mrs Thomas McGuire en- life in their new home. For further Information address boys, at prices which this from the grave of her mother, who they begin Sale famous all over this sect her brother and wife over the Fourth. tertained guests from New York GEO. M. TOOKER, Agent, July had been buried 65 years. Her fath- Few men will Mrs F. A. Holden Is spending a over the Fourth. NIGHT Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. ion of the state. re er's and brother's stood as erected 76 A EIDER'S RAID. Time-Tab- few weeks in Massachusetts. Melvin a successful le subject to change without no. quire urging to attend this sale, for Burr, plumber tice. years ago. almost everyone knows the tremen Mrs George Hecox entertained of Stamford, is with his parents, Mr Thp worst night riders are calo- croton oil or aloes dous values the sale always pre- friends over the holidays. nd Mrs H. Newton Burr, for the mel, pills. They raid bed to rob of rest. Not men Rev Mr Shirley of Stratford summer months and is at farm your you sents, and the wiser will lose no Greenfield Hill. busy so with Dr New Life Pills. GASOLINE the in the work for a King's time in getting their share of the pulpit Congrega- change. They never distress or inconvenience tional church on Mr and Mrs E. were re- ENGINES. bargains. If you want to get bar NEWS IN BRIEF. Sunday morning. P. Hall but always cleanse the system, cur- in time, you must go Mr Shirley has preached here on cently surprised by the arrival of a ing colds, headache, constipation, gains bargain malaria. 25c at R. H. Beers Now is just the time to purchase your and Mrs John Ford from Bridgeport previous occasions and the large swarm of bees which came so where the bargains are, you & Co., Newtown; Curds & engine outfit to fill your silo, and to get has been a guest of .rs W. E. members of the are were Taylor, must get there in time. Remember congregation unexpectedly that they obliged Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. GarviH, Beth- ready to pump for the dry season ap to this sale opens on Saturday, July 10, Nichols. alv ays glad greet him. to lodge in the chimney. Mr Hall el; L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Os- proaching. Mrs H. E. Dowd has nad boarders of of W. B. Sher- We handle them all the around and be there In time. Several the young people in seems to think that a swarm bees borne, Easton; Hawley, year man; Smith Bros., Cornwall and all kinds of machinery to go with a from Brooklyn. town attended a dance in Monroe on in the proper place is all right. Bridge; Connery Bros, (Georgetown; R. F. power. Miss Edith Turner from Stratford Mrs L. J. Olds of Brooklyn is visit- j John Zimmerman has been work- Monday night. Smith, West Cornwall; S. J. Black-ma-n. graded school, on ner way to her ing in this place. A very delightful tea was given at ing for Coley Field of Easton for Hawieyville; G. W. Hurlburt & home in New York, visited her Mrs Yv. E. Nichols and friend the Rectory on Friday afternoon by several weeks. Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury The G. W. friend, Miss Mary G. Botsford. while on the way up from Fairfield the members of the Altar Guild. Miss Edith Clark has returned Station; Hatch, Bridgewater; W. New be Lawson N. Nolle. Milford; E. H. d the misfortune to thrown out Miss Fannie of New York from a visit to her aunt, Mrs Elliot New Mr and Mrs E. R. Sutliff and Beardsley, Preston; Wetterau "New of their buggy, by the colt shying. is visiting her aunt, Mrs Gecrge Beardsley, of Long Hill. Har- Way" witn her 4 Williams, Washington Depot; daughter spent Sunday Miss Susie Posser of Fairfield was Howard Brown. C, P. Williams takes the lead over all the other engines. Fi'ller. Upton of Bridgeport ry Soutabury; in the absence of Mrs Beers South Perkins War- High Grade Make and very easy to op father, a guest over Sunday at her old home i Mr and Mrs George Smith of Shel- stopped at J. L. Beardsley's, Monday, Britain; Bros., ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Pen-fie- ld erate. Always in stock. Made by Mr S, in this place. ton have visited at the home of H. A. while an extensive walking Hill; Mr Mrs A. E. Brinton and Miss taking & Craig, Stepney Depot . B. Church of Seymour and Boston. and ' Miss Minnie Rlsley of Torrington, Beattie. trip- - Adeline Hurd passed Sunday and r - who has been the guest of Mrs Fred- Mr and Mrs E. N. Bailey of The annual snoot occurred on the Monday in New Milford and at Lake Children erick Earber, has gone to visit her Ridgefield have been Bpending sever- grounds adjoining Plumb Hall's Cry John Waramaug. FOR FLETCHER'S J. Northrop, Agent, aunt, Mrs Relyea, in Plattsville. al days at E. S. Hawley's. blacksmith shop on July 5. Thomas Newtown, Conn. - of is Misses Ina and Cora Nichols have McGuire smashed he number The indestructible Columbia rec- Henry Bailey Bridgeport largest CASTORIA THE NEWTOWK BEE, FIllDAY, JULY 0. 1909.

The Newtown Bea Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909. THE SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. Health, Safety, i summer can b prevented Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which y uKinff is Best Secured Means or By HOME NEWS. ARTESIAN WELLS! This Store Will Close Daily it 5 P. M. Except Saturdays. BASEBALL It's ai beneficial in summer in winter. If you are weak All-Sta- n Win nd run do , Their Name. wn it vill give you trength and build you up. The X. A. C. went ui ocalntit the TO It la a Utile eold milk or t All-Sta- Cct rs in a game of bnueuall on I (mall bottle now, AUDruglUti last "I 1 1 1 1."'.! " T 'M Goods. Saturduy afternoon and the way nT I'l il Leather !: 'he All-Sta- rs trimmed them was a caution, 15 to 7 being the wore at ery. Her poHtofflce address is It. F. the end. It looked at If It were go- D. 15, Stflnnev Denot. JUST RECEIVED A New Line of Ladies. ing to be a clcwe game up to the sixth Shopping in Black. Good Value at 50c each. Also I tuning as each side had scored two Bags Special 9100 8)00. In REWAHD, in runs, but the lucky seventh and . Patent Leather at $1,50 and 2.25 each. 'Ph. ai!am -- . 1. ... 75c, All-Sta- eighth innings the piled ud plowed to luiirri that there Is at least We are also offering a special in AH Leather Suit Cases, 13 runs which decided the game. To one dreaded dixenxe that science ha been able to cure In all Its singes, and finished, either with Straps or Bolts, Brass Lock, steel frame be sure the All-Sta- rs were older than that Is Catarrh. Hull's catarrh Cure la the only jiciHltKe cure now known to the and leather corners. 22 inch $3.50. 24 inch, $3.75. the N. A. C. boys but hud had no medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- Aisle. practice. They did very well. The stitutional dlHMHHe, requires a consti- Right tutional treaimoit. Hull's t'fttarrlt (Mr In under most severe drought. Long Thou (urnlHb pure water abundance, unfailing score: Is taken Internally. actUiir upon of me knowledge In the'mechanical production of directly years experience have given superior All-Sta- the blood and mucous have Immense rs 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 8 surfaces of the these wells. Geology ana actual tests under all ulruumtances pioved their system, the founda- be derived from their use, 015 thopdiy dwtroj'liiK value and the satlufactloa to N. A. C, 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 7 tion of the dlxease, and giving the pa- J tient strength by building up the con- and I furnish a line-u- All-Sta- nflvllria Cnmnai pumps, plre glmllar'supplles, satisfactory The p was as follows: rs, stitution mid aHNlHtlnit nature In doing UaSUline and at moderate price. . Engines, quality - !in wu i ne nave so muen I shall be pleased to call upon you ana give particulars or write lur aesirea imorma- Bradley 3b, p; Shepard If: proprietors tlon. Steele 2b; Clark p, 3b; G. Carlson c; Offer One HunrirAfl T)nllni fnt antf that It fails to cure. Send for list of Sippcrley's Mills, Cook as; Hughes lb; A. Carlson cf; iBsimmiimiH. ...dress, F. J. CHUNKY O. - CONN H. Carlson rf. N. A. C. & CO.. Toledo, E. N. Sipperley, WESTPOkT, C, Glover lb: Sold by all drujrglHts. 7?c. Take Hall's PMla tnr Goods. E. W. Glover Vnmllv fnnotl. Wash Bradley cf; If; Blake patlon. rf; Driscoll 2b; R. Bradley d: SheD- - ard ss; Tlemann 3d; Wallace c. Counsellor William H. Loughran A We Have Few More Of Those Umpire, Mr Piuschlvr, of New York City, wife and family, accompanied by. Mrs Mary McManus, 36-in- Percales, in light and dark patterns to select from. Worth 17c. Sale 12 N. A. C 's lose Another. are now at the fine, well-shad- farm grounds large assortment of patterns, price a yard. dots and two tone effects, white with Oil Stoves, On Monday, July 5, the N. A C.'s at Berkshire, recently purchased by stripes, polka Serge Suitings, ground a worth 12 8c a black were taken into camp by the Lenox Mr Loughran from the estate of Special, yard. variety of graduated stripes, and and Seersucker in a fabric. Sale Refrigerators Jrs., of Bridgeport. It was an ex- Augustus Peck, deceased. The place Ginghams, staple goods navy, a very popular price Is to be variety stripes, wears and launders well. 15c yd. Cream citing game throughout . and it entirely renovated shortly Ice Freezers Worth 12 l-- Sale 9c a Silk 50 new In all looked as if tne home boys would and we hope Mr. and Mrs Lougnran price yard. . Ginghams patterns Side-ban- d 30 wanted'shades and win in the seventh, ihey haa three will enjoy many and happy years on Zephyrs, inches wide, in the sizeTplaias,; regu- ali most desirable al- lar 25c Sale 17c a Which We Are Closing Out men on bases with none out, but the the picturesque old place. the shades plain quality. price yard. so irt. Worth 12 In Colored Fabrics At Bargain Prices. Lenox pitcher struck out one man checks. 25c. Special plain Wash we have Roy Piatt of New York was a ail the and best to choose from 15c Our new stock of preserving kettles, blue outside and white Inside with "sure on" covers and the next two went out on flies. yard. newest are we are Price 6iit"50e: BOc: ftc. This is vlsi r in among the desirable goods offering. sit., 10nt., That was time town on the Fourth. Batiste our entire selection in figured, to 50c a yard. one third less than the regular price. Our assortment of regular goods was never better the only when it than now. looked, serl ,us for striped and plain effects, worch 19c tov25c. Silk Muslins, extra fine quality! in plaid In (he Bnigtporis, Mr and Mrs B. How about that beater that must beJcleaned and put order before fall? Don't put It Mortimer Terrill Sale 12 dotted desirable for off until the Have It done in than will be Both did fine price a yard. and effects, very warm lastlminute. July or not later August. Then you pitchers work. Score of Annonla t.nt the ready when the first cool night comes and,lf you Intend to put in a new beater this year get passed Sunday S8-in- extra fine one weather wash by Madras, quality, dresses, made to retailjfor at it now for It takes a little time to decide just what to have, then a short wait for the Innings: Fourth with Mr ar-r-t Mrs Rooert A. be- of 50c 29c heater and a little mopj time to install It. Don't wait until the rusb begins and then Lenox 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 the latest shirting fabrics sold today, yard. Special a yard. cause think are or that are Jrs., Clark at you can'i get the plumber you neglected you not treated right. 04 Hawleyville. to wear well; a of Aisle Even plumbers are more or less human and can do only a certainlamount of work each day. N. A. C, 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 guaranteed large range t(Left Front.) Just drop us a card and let us talk t hulheater business over with you and then you will 02 know what to do. Phone or write Umpire, Mr Pitzschler. Jesse. L. James has taken the po sition of engineer in charge of the THE CONGEEGATI0NAL CHURCH. pumps which supply the tanks at the E. J. HALL'S, Hawleyville railroad station. Annual August Sale. Sandy Conn. fhe factory of the Allison Manu-turin- g Hook, The date of annual the sale under Co. at Hawleyville started the of the ladies of Con-gation- al SMITH-MURRA- Y auspices the Tuesday, after a week's vacation. THE CO. church has been fixed for re company is considering the 11. Mr Wednesday, August Slaiby, listion of putting in additional ma- - Bridgeport,Conn. the dealer in Oriental goods, is to fnery. be present againthis year. Mail Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. C. MacArthur of Palestine has Mr and; Mrs Michael Murphy jiad a telephone placed in his house. and took a to Port Jef- 26-1- 2. daughter trip ' IV dumber j3 ferson on the boat, Monday. On re-

to sister-in-la- turning Bridgeport they trolleyed Branchvflle. Lyon's Plains. her Mrs C. Lyons, for to Savin Rock, reaching Newtown the past week. via the train leaving the Elm City at NEWS AS OUR SCRIBE FINDS ITV BRIEFLY NOTED. Mrs T. Treadwell is 5 p. m. s entertaining Mrs D. A. Edwards of Stratford The Misses Hochettes of Brooklyn her sister, Mrs Fitch, anu son for a was a Mr Mrs Mr and Mrs W. A. Canfleld visited visiting Mrs F. Beers for few spent the Fourth with and few days. The days, last week. Mc Carthy. Church Pneumatic Water Systems Savin Rock on Monday. Mrs S. Fancner is suffering from Mr of New a Master Hochette is going Newtown, London, Henry sore throat. Are a success and your country residence is not complete without one James B. Nichols, who is harvest- worker for tne Baptist Missionary of to spend his vacation in Lyon Plains. Write for Catalogue and full information. ing the hay crop for C. F. Beardsley, Northfield, Mass., preached and sang Mrs. Philip Gerhardt and Mrs Frank Lyons has returned from a Artesian Wells Drilled. cut the great piece of timothy on the in Branchville schoolhouse, last Sun- Irene Moore are in Bridgeport for a visit with his family in Bridgeport. hill below Mr Beardsley's residence, day evening. He was thoroughly ap- visit. Monday. Mr Nichols says it is the preciated by all wno attended the Mrs Eli Wakeman entertained STEPHEN B. CHURCH, heaviest piece of grass he ever cut meeting. Horace Hurlburt and wife and Mr Contractor for Water and will" easily figure up three tons Mr and Mrs J. H. Williams of and Mrs Marvin on Sunday. , Engineer and Complete Supply Outfits, Children Cry to the acre. N. the Fourth Miss Hattie Adams is entertaining Seymour, Conn., . and 66 High St., Boston, Mass. Brooklyn, Y., spent FOR FLETCHER'S with Mr and Mrs Lewis Quinn. her niece, Miss Alice Gulic. i Telephone Connection. Mrs Anna Meisel returned, last W. H. Johnson of Trenton N. J., is Mrs E. Palchen has enfertaired CASTORIA week, after six or seven weeks at the spending a week with his parents, Norwalk hospital. She is greatly Mr and Mrs C. A. Jonnson. Professional Cards. Ivorette Toiletware. improved in health. The Misses Weir, daughters of J. Alden Weir, gave a lawn party at . We call attention to a new line of toiletware in Imitation Ivory, not inflamable, Mr and Mrs S. A. Blackman and their home in Nod, last week. & Home, of beautiful luster, new shapes. Mr and Mrs James Lee passed the Nurses' Registry Dr F. E. Jll(JSOn, Hair $2.25. $3.75. Hair Combs, $1.15, Military Brushes, $7.50. Mrs Zfibriskie arrived home, last 1088 rairfield Ave., Telephone 834, Brushes, Fourth at Savin Rock, making the Mirrors, $3,00, $6.00. Hair Brushes, $1.50. Cloth Brushes, $2.00, $3.00. from where BrlOjreport, Coaa., ULINllM, Mr Lee's Wednesday, New York, Talcum Powder, Tooth Powder, Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers, Jewel Cases, Nail journey .in automobile. nurses of all grades. Special 57 Center St., Bethel, Conn, she has been treatment. Supplies of etc. 50c to $6,00. undergoing attention given to the requirements off.ee at H. J. Remsen's Polishers, Trays Hooks, Files, atten- - Georgetown P. Smith and Miss each case. Call receive prompt residence, open Wednesdays from 9 a. Allison Hazel or m-- 2 - tlon in or out of town, day night i t0 2 p. m.; after p. m., by appoint- ii. Smith passed the Fourth at Savin Graduates in charge, Ml.is B. B. Bony ment. man, Miss M. E. Morgan. . Rock, making the journey down via Q. W. Fairchild & " Sons., Inc., Waterbury and the Waterbury, C. E. Osborne, Jr.. Jewelers, Opticians, Cheshire and New Haven trolley. Ethel M. Peck, stepney.:con Priced In Newtows, Conn. The Lowest House Connecticut for fine goods, and I George Wilson, Jr., returned, Tues- Lhe Piano Paintirig Paper Ianging, TMrhpr of m mi vtiT-- Established 1865. . "At the Sign of the C birr e t oiTkiiSrsSiaaJiion :ork day, after a few days stay with New antced. Estimaws gladly furrishid. Main Street and Arcade, Conn. Will go out of town when necessary. 997 Bridgeport, Haven friends. , Best of References. ij. " Mrs V iliam Candon and children DR. S. E. ALLEN, H. -- of nsonia arrived, last Saturday, at Gardiner Walker, hattertown. conn. Lester homestead on Organist and Choirmaster of Trinity Church, p. o. Address: Eoute 15, StepntyiEerct.Xcnn the Walnut NCWtOWn muilJW mi.HM JM' nn.n, iium r ip Tree where will Administer of Massage Treatment. r Speci-Tearn- pr Hill, tney spend nf Piann anrl Ortfan. alist In treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, Bridgeport several weeks. hcart failul.e, stoma(.i, trouble and headache, . Medicine furnished for this treatment. u

' Terms reasonable. Consultation free. Business college Mr and Mrs George S. Northrop H and Richard Turner of Shelton were Mrs. James Gordon, R. & CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Alexander Noe, guests over the Fourth ofMrs Philo A Man Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, in Taunton. Thoughtful Veterinary Dentist, Northrop r Class Lessons, Ensemble. careful If he would TEACHES THE REASONS AS s of the little details. p- - O. Box 164, AnsoniaCt. Nelson Northrop of Brooklyn, N. write beautiful sentiments lie ues a wrltinsr NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT paper in keeping with them, knowing that if Mail orders'promptly attended"to. WELL AS THE DETAILS OF r, Y.fis a guest, this week, of hisgrand-fathe- penned on a cheap, shoddy paper they would much of effectiveness. BUSINESS. i William lose their power and W-J-- NortBrop. The thoughtful man. or the thoughtful L woman, almost choose ' Invariably N DrBattam, Mr and Mrs Harry Hansen were 25 and 26 Saniord Bdlg, School Rooms and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to Linen Rooms nPNTIST open, received into membership at the Con- Highland Bridgeport. t 5 on p. m. Dayvsessions from 9. 30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. for their correspondence, knowing Office In Newtown open Saturday' Bank Stbkft. New Milfobd. gregational church, Sunday, Mrs particular 8 to 3.30 m. that its quality is ar excellence, its beauti- from a. m., p. Hansen on profession of faith and Mr ful fabric finish is pleasing both to the pen BRIDGEPORT Hansen letter from the United and the eye. and its style, both as to cut and & BUSINESS COLLEGE, by tint of paper and envelopes is absolutely M. 0sca So"' correct. F. J. Gale, i)., Pitz??!7 ' Congregational church of New Court Exchange Building, Tel. 1335. Highland Linen Is made by the well known Office In the David Beers Residence, firm of Newtown .Street NEWTOWN, .'SANDY HOOK. 8 to a. m.. 1 to 2 and 7 . Office Open Evenings. Office hours: i NewtowD open SandyiHook & HI. shop everyday. Fred Duncombe of New York and Eaton, Crane Pike P. jjyjp open eTery Wee, (Jjy, Miss Julia B. Duncombe of Only first class work. Bridge- In tli beautiful Berkshire Hills of Massa- POABLE port yfcpent Sunday and Monday in chusetts, where for over a century the best Dr. Waltek fl. Kieksan, : papers have been made. No better paper can town, the guests of Mrs George F. be obtained at the price. suRGhvw. General We sell physician and Repairing. Duncombe. " Highland Linen. Sandy Hook, .Conn Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m.. 1 to 2, and ? Bicycles Guns, Revolvers. Etc Terms mm to 8 p. m. Telephone: 18. Cash. II IIRJ3 Ellen's new discovery for curing JOHN W BOOTH 1 & The good and Scythes, Snaths, satisfactory kind. are galls and all kinds of sores on horse Hand Rakes, etc. DENTAL PARLORS. Bq5M. NewMllford.Conn. flesh is sure to work. made at the always do its and reliable "" ; Expert dentistry, painless I Q HH A A 5c Blackman Keep on using your horse and Most modern and scientific appliances IT HC Studio, right J--Ks TAYLOR HUBBELL, used for ptinless operation. IS J. ,VVAVA 67 Fairfield use Ellen's discovery and you will R. H. Newtown Station. Ave.. Bridgeport Beers & Co., DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, VETERINARY SUROEON. Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and have no trouble. Dr S. E. Allen of Supplies. Hattertown is agent for the discov- - Newtown, Conn. SweeXDtmiUncioac New Milford, Conn. . THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY 2, 1909.

isvsrammm riifiililfilfi1lilfinfil(ilfi1illilililH HHHHB The Newtown Bee. ESTABLISHED 1840. a Newtown, frld;iy, July 2, 1909. to Men Waterbury'i Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitters and Boys. e Hat Hleh Claas Tailoring:, Rightly-Mad- Clothing, Furnishings' INTEGRITY IN BUSINESS NO and Shoe. BARRIER TO SUCCESS

A Humanitarian Industry and its Half of Devewpraent. WALK-OVE- R Century From The New ifork Observer. Dy John A. Offord. 3 i SHOES. Tennyson's line, "Better Jifty 3 yeurs of Europe than a cycle of 3 Cathay," is a poetically expressed You Have Been 3 appreciation of the benefits of What Looking 3 modern civilization and an assertion fj For: that a comparatively short period of 3 active life under conditions which 3 accompany it is better than a long An Oxford That Will Fit Snugly Around the 3 existence apart from its advantages. Ankle 3 It is with half a century or there (i Without Chafing. y abouts of development in one line of Walk-Ov- er make. 3 We have thetn in the trustworthy business, with its natural extension dull leathers. 3 H Several different shades of tan and in and shiny into cognate branches, that this arti V 3 cle has to do a business which has fH a grown from a small beginning into & its present vast proportions, with a J. B. MULLINGS SON, headquarters in the city of New York, where it is not hard find 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 t 96 South Main Street, H S H remarkable examples or industrial 8 WATERBURY. expansion. There are some lines of a B commercial activity which by reason rjf service rendered to humanity at aaa a BaHaaaaaHaBaBaaaaBBaaa awaken more than a passing large Co. interest, and a study of them re- Newtown Creamery of the Borden's Condensed Milk veals their intimate relation to the 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 o daily welfare of men, women and Ob, children. Happily, even under the influence of the present day stren- Japanese Buckwheat, uous existence, there is scarcely any; one unwilling to listen to a propo sition involving especial benefit to Millet, 1 the children. Such "a touch of na- ture makes the whole world kin." 1 Fertilizers, g He who plays upon the chords of a sentiment involving the good of the And a full line of little ones can successfully command a hearing, and for that reason read- Harvesting Tools, Walter A. Wood Mowers, ers of this paper may confidently be Rakes. expected to peruse with interest Reapers, Tedders, Hay what is here set folth. The subject Inded possesses an important human- outlook a We suggest buying early, for owini to the Jfor itarian, and consequently a highly the heavy hay crop manufacturers will not be able to supply moral significance, entitling it to ex- demand. ceptional attention. Somewhat more that 50 years ago Gail Borden, whdse indomitable character had already v made an impression, but whose name & was, neverthless, known only to a Farmers' Supply Roofing Co., comparatively limited circle, by many of whom he was looked upon as 256Middle St., Bridgeport. a dreamer, determined to waste other people's money, as well as his own, 10000000000 o oooooooooo oooo sought to prosecute an invention for preserving milk. "Absurd," said the hard headed practical men of tfis day, for did not everybody know that The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., milk of all articles of diet is the most susceptible to cnanges of tem- Incorporated. Capital Stock 125,000. perature, surrounding conditions and 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. the like? Not the least of the diffi culties with which Gail Borden had Cancer and old sores. Patients treated at home when desired, Qures to contend was the unwillingness of Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. j Correspondence the Patent Office to issue a patent on Established in 190L his invention. The officials could not see that the evaporation of milk 'in vacuo" was of any special im portance so at least declared COMFORT for the POR.CH. Patent Commisioner Mason in May, 1856. Despits this rebuff, however, Vudor Hammocks will outwear two ordinary hamma e k Borden managed to array such a Hammocks. They are made extra strong where the most strain and wear comes on of scientific and chemical Prices 1.90 to 6.50. number proofs of the value of his proposed VUDOR. PORCH SHADES plan that even the entrenched forces 4 6 8 feet and 10 Office were Make your Porch Cool, Airy, Shady and Private. Widths: feet, feet, of the Patent compelled feet Prices: $2.25, $3.00. 4.00 and 5.50. to yield, and in August of the same year the patent was issued. In this connection it is interesting to note N. Buckingham &Co., Inc., that, notwithstanuing rival claims, Established 1842. it was conceded by so high an au- as the Encyclopedia Britann-ic- a, 1 77 State Street, Bridgeport, Ct. thority that to Gail Borden belongs the Interior views at the Borden's Creamery. credit of originating the industry of condensing milk. Thus the story of the first important step is recorded in the musty files of the Patent Office. That of succeeding steps along the pathway to success is 1 SPIRITED HORSES written in enduring letters on the hard rock of New York business life. . Gail Borden's early life on tne 4s? feel as much pride in new harness as a frontier in, Texas well fitted him for beautiful womah does in a new tailor-mad- e suit 4 the building up piece by piece of j BRIDLES that lasting monument of his good ' and unwearing 1 . . fir. judgment patience, j to-d- 43 to the harness are what a hat is to a woman s oress. ne the business that is the bridles and q are just showing a fine line of brand new are selling largest of its kind in the world. for fam- - them cheap. We have them for your high stepper, the Over the great continents and the I j. Ki it A,..aUi tinco Tn coo . thorn ib tn hnv-- 0. iiv nnrse. me ihiiiv auu uiaucu, uviw w j fc islands of the sea, actually from pole them. to pole and belting the globe, jj "Eagle Brand" Condensed Milk ac companies the march of progress. It The Wooster-Atkinso- n Co., jj is a product of keen insight and skill practically applied to the needs 4$ Broad and John Sts., Brldeeport, Conn, cc The with Corner 1 of humanity. little can, Interior View of a Borden Dairy. its businesslike label, holds the W precious, although not costly, con tents, in perfect condition to the cleanliness, nor has the vigilance another essential, namely, that the fected 50 years ago It is to-da- y lu contents under very last worth, which he himself exercised to secure air must be kept from the milk dur- iisa with onlv fillsht modifications certain circumstances, more than this most desirable quality in the the condensing process. Milk is a high compliment to the wisdom of their weight In gold. So, indeed, ing eighty-teve- n cent this astute and persevering inventor. often have they proved for infants, product of his factory been relaxed per water, Thus did Gail Borden prove that his Think Well - soldier on the the for a moment during the naif cen- the of which had to be for the march, evaporation idea was an forest or on the tury of the business career of the great really inspiration pioneer in the lonely accomplished apart from the in and fortunate It is for the world at mountain trail and for the dauntless establishment which he founded. Before You fluence of the atmosphere. The in- large that his faith was sufficient to Buy. of the Ice-bou- seas of And this is the more remarkable explorer the ventor succeeded in doing this by sustain him until he had reduced It or for him who seeks a when it is stated that from a begin- soma nointa the other man far north, of a vessel from to concrete terms of na tell von thinkinff that of milk Gail Borden the employment the a blessing to rt pathway across the shifting desert ning peddling by exhausted a Enrines are Theirx merits create which the air had been humanity. W Onr the best sands. himself the business has grown until and whicn was heated Inside by a Many years afterwards it was therefore good sellers. Monarch Engines secured his the product of hundreds of thousands the demand, Gail Borden, having steam coil and outside by a steam to him to know that his work will do. Our motto: Fair treat- the and of cows figures as the output for a given do all that we claim they patent, grit perseverance Jacket Within this vessel by a low had blazed the way to the enforce- us demonstrate to whlcn characterized his early efforts single rear. When such a herd ment to Everyone. Come and let you heat the milk Is reduced In volume. ment of sanitary and hygienic safe were which grew more "winds slowly o'er the lea" both of qualities only No loss of flavor or discoloration oc- guards for the. securing of cleanli- some our strongpoints. as time went on and poet and plowman stand aghast pronounced curs and the real milk taste is re- ness in every detail of milk supply mechanical or commercial difficulties Besides cleanliness at the source of tained unchanged. It is remarkable and to the bringing about of condi-(Con'inu- ed E. S. Fairchild & Son, increased. Gail Borden In- supply and along the way Into the always that although the process was per on Page 13. ) CONN. sisted the most hermetically sealed can there was Koute 4, Bridgeport. NICHOIS, upon scrupulous i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FJUDAV, JULY !!, tMV.

served at 7 o'clock, after which the at that, However, call bin bay $i3 The Newtown Bca young people pawed a pleasant even- In the burn, and 463 imimln at 6O0 Muresco niUHlo NO APPETITE ing with and games. Miss cobta $2.79 a his labor Drugs Newtown, 2, 190?. day. Third, Friday, July Barrow received for many pretty pres- Is too high; threo n en ought to fed ents. those wore one-four- la v Among present and milk 31 In one and .V I'UHMNIIKD Br MlHes NORJMBITION Wall and Celling and' Amelia Allen.Margaret, Mary, hours, I. e., four hour' work. Again THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Annie and Grace Carrol, Ida and at night four hours more, One man decorotlona A Hartford Case in Which tho Edith Adams, Jessie Botbtad.lluldtth ought to feed il cows in the noon Groceries. Oal-vl- n. Tho bast water on tho 4LLIH0N P.UH1TH. Beardsley, Frances Calvin, Anna Tonic Treatment Quickly hour, another hour; and one man very paint Phmidixt Editor ai The young men were Messrs and oxen market. Will not rub or peel off ARTHUR J, BMITH. Brought a Cure. yoke of could clean out and many coats can bo applied tUCHITART, IRIASCRIR, Irving Hall, George Clark, George t stable and spread, manure in an AMD BUHIKti. MANAQIH. The yniptonn of general debility without off tho old coats. McKenssle, William Her- other bour. One de- taking EthelParsonsFinch BENE? H, BMITH, Schmtdlln, Tary according to the cause but weak, and,a balf hour Vies Pr is in aro man Oppe, Arthur Wil- new la milk makes 3 Give It A Trial. int Beardaley, always present, a tendency to livering a total of 11 Successor to Ginirai AoM, Carroll aua liam and Clarence Calvin, perspire fatigue eamiy, ringing in hours at 15 cents, or $1.73 per the lometimes black day. & Mrs II. W. Oppe assisted Mrs Galvin ears, ajiota passing Tnls Is to CURTIS & Bett3 Betts, ll.il a Year. 75 Cents fur Hlx Munths, M before weak say a right handy farm TAYLOR, CO., Cents fur 1'uuf Month. KourCtnts a In the eyes, back, vertigo, Copy. entertaining, 'ibey left at a late wakefulness caused to band, to whom one would pay $1.75 The Brick Store Sandy Hook, Conn. by Inability stop hour wlsh'lng Miss Barrows many thinking and nnrefreuliing sleep. The a day the year around 'to do ail Sandy Hook, Conn. returns of the cause of the trouble may be some drain 11 Telephone 42. happy day. . these chores, would get around to do Sunday Hours: 10 to a on the or it be mental or system nay them on time in a of 13 hours. physical overwork, ioruetimea Insnffl. day m.; 12 to 1. Mr Blacksmlthlng , Cairtago tad Advertising Rates. cieut nutrition due to digestive disturb, "Summarized, Lovell 1 expense An anne. Wagon Repairing. lw lmo lno tmo appetizing meal can always be v should read as revised: TELEPHONE SERVICE J jeai When the blood becomei II neb l.oo too 1.00 6.00 secured at the Room In thin all of Grain $1.30 1 1.00 S.00 Park Lunch Local, Inch 1.00 6.00 10.00 the organs and tissues of the body suffer C. L. Woodbury iO.ji. 2 Inches 8.00 4.00 f.UO 10.00 18.00 Waterbury, which Is located In the Hay 2.79 SMALLfcJY, N. E. T. 3 f.M 6.00 1.00 16.00 26.00 from lack of nourishment, for is the S. Co., ;6 , inches Odd Fellows' it Labor 1.73 Ct. Inches 1.00 6.00 I! 00 18.00 80.00 building, opposite the blood that is constantly carrying to every SttpM? Dpt, 4.00 8.00 13.00 column 84.00 40.00 Green, in the old of the human the materials Total $8.83 K8TABLIBHID in 1669, column 6.00 10.00 10.00 88.00 48.00 postofllce quarters. part system 6.00 18.00 84.00 86.00 60.00 Is with which to the waste that is Practical Horseshoer. Undertaker and fcmbalmera. column Following a sample bill of fare at repair "Ills receipts are all right except 4 column 8.00 K.OO 88.00 48.00 80.00 going on throughout life. and Re- on no this Naturally that there Is no account for manure, Wagon Carriage I column 10 80.00 40 jo.OO 100.00 popular restaurant: the weakest is the first to show pairing and Fainting t alio Blackumlthln In organ Add all lis branched, first olaaa workmanship Little Kecks on Half Shell. the result of this blood starvation and 3,000 pounds of fertilizer at $1 t guaranteed and prlcna always reasonable. Soup. auy inherited tendency to disease is then per ton, or $1.50 per diem, to $10.01 Teleutone Connection; Bridgeport Division & Reading notices, brevier type, 10c a line. Prindle Horris likely to develop. Whatever it be, for cows Small nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. Clam Chowder. may milk, and bis receipts from if the trouble is caused by lack of blood W. E. PHINDLl UO MOBKIS. Fish. are $11.51, or a profit of $3.69 on We belong to the it must be corrected by building up the ! party that never ' Fish Cakes Broiled Live Lobster blood. dairy account. Very different from NOTICE throws mud and Funeral Director! Circulation sand. That Is Boiled Cod, Egg Sauce The cure for this condition Is a tonio a deficit of $1.98, which at that the and Embalmen, treatment kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large January 1, 1883, 600 Cold Boiled Lobster Fried Mackerel such as described by Miss rate must put Mr Lovell Into the stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand Jennie Karp, of No. 48 Capen street, Conn. Last Relishes.. hole to the tune of $722.74 a year." B M. TUTTLE, Newtown, week, 4350 Hartford, Conn. She says : Cucumbers Tomatoes run-dow- n Green Onions "I was in a oondition for A DAIRYMAN'S OPINION Mr SOCTHBURY, CONN. a I was Call I Lettuce Olives Bermuda Onions nearly year. overworked, tired Shop closed every Saturday noon. Telephone out all of the time and had not a Charles A. Bearinger discusses the Steaks, Chops, Etc. particle W. 48-- L. 70. of color. I could not had no various articles. From his letter wb H. Prindle 0. Morris. HOME NEWS. Porter sleep well, house, bread and potatoes ambition and could not stand the least can take but a few extracts: John-T- , Trumbalu Pork Lamb exertion. was nervous porter, Oonn. chops Chops Calf Liver I very and took "It seems to me that the figures but little interest in Hortashosr the and Bacon. anything. My Mr Lovell us are conservative Eiptrt By courtesy and thoughtful-nes- s head ached occasionally, causing me to gives Blacksmith. HAWLEY.W1LMOT& of B. Roast. clear-thinkin- g, and Gsatral Cornelius Taylor, Mr and be dizzy. My appetite was poor. and accurate, and no Mrs David C. Bacon and Miss Prime Rib of Beef All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing Mary "Through reading about Dr. Williams' practical man who has had to wrestle done. from 7 m. REYNOLDS, Bacon an Shop open every week day a, enjoyed auto rlda to Wood- Pork with apple sauce Pink Pills in the papers I was led to try to 6 p. m. Strict attention naid to business. UNDERTAKERS, bury and Middlebury last them. soon with the conditions during the past Prices reasonable. Terms Ousb Center, Entrees. They brought me relief and 1M 8tatoHt . Bridgeport. Oonn, week At a few boxes cured me. I have eight months will take exception to Wednesday. the latter place Stewed Lamb with enjoyed they saw the $1,000,000 Westover peas good health since." any of his statements. The only Individual Pie. To interested Urorois B. Hawlbv, VlnePt. Near Park Ave School plant of Miss Hllliard. Chicken those a pamphlet on the reasons I can see that will keep Mr No better Edward H. Wumot. 866 Clinton Ave. Hamburg Steak home treatment of diseases arising from 899 West Ave. Lovell or of us from going in the place Iohs B. Ebtnolds, poor blood will be mailed on request. any 931 The children of Mr and Mrs D. S. Salad. To got your Horseshoe'ng, Carri- Telephone Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by hole is the fact that there are a few Black- Bartram of Walnut Tree Hill ' Chicken age and Wagon Repairing and (ientral are all Cabbage Egg Lettuce all druggists or sent by mail, postpaid., months when we can make milk than My Motto: Best of smlthlng at my shop. victims the whooping cough. Lobster on of 60 cents work at moderate prices. Shop closed every ', reoeipt price, per box; six without the use of grain, and also at 12 o'clock noon. Terms boxes for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Saturday strictly Miss Mary Lynch of was Vegetables. as much as we can of what we cash. Danbury Medioine Co., Schenectady, N. T. The grow D. a over the of Miss Mar- Whole Boiled Potatoes Stewed Corn J. Kimball, guest Fourth pills are to be safe and abso- must use. STEPNEY.CONN garet Blake of guaranteed Henry Pettit, Dayton Street, Sandy Mashed Boiled Potatoes lutely harmless to the most delicate con- "In Mr Roberts article is clearly Hook. stitution. New Beets in Butter New Green x'eas They contain no morphine, visible the band of an accountant, Undertaker , opiate, narcotic nor to Sister Jerome of .'. Dessert. anything cause a Mary Naugatuck drug habit do not act on the but it lacks force because it is not and Embalmer, is a of her Miss They guest sister, Margaret Strawberry Shortcake with Whipped bowels. practical. To the man who must When You Need Blake, of Dayton Street, Sandy Hook. Cream. Chocolate B'.ane Main Street, Woodbury Jlange. pay out a dollar for milk tickets reg- A Gasoline Engine, Hay Rake, Hay Tedder The Fabric Fire Hose Co. closed Ajf'plo Pie, Whipped Cream. Va look all Mowing Machine, now, ilarrow.or in lact any ularly it will probably down their or Chocolate Ice Cre An THE COST OF MILK. rarm machinery, l can save you money, factory, from last week nilla du. right. But where is the man who Boots, Shoesand General Merchandise, Wednesday to this week Tues- night lustard, Punrkin, Coeoanut do out a Night Calls Promptly Answered on account of holi- will what he has laid for S. Ct. day morning, the Lemo.i Prom the lural New Yorker. J. Parks, Trumbull, day. Cherry, Pineapple, day's wont? The nature of dairy Local Tel. 70-- 4. ru'iii'p ries. Fruit. Mixed Nuts. work is we must 33-- 4. such that have L. Dist. G. On Sa4 we some fig-ar- es Gordon Driscoll of Philadelphia, u;f: ri Cheese Toasted Educators page printed of at but is plenty uelp milking time, You Need Pa., with his mother, Mrs W. J. Dew! Viusw. by K S. Lovell taken from the When on how must we employ the men dur Driscoll, Walnut Tree Hill, for a Newtown Bee. A number of other week's stay. ing the intervening hours so that Flour, come and let us tell you about that B. & in that section are 76." it win please you ana me price is ngut, Floyd Bouton Son., dairymen coming their labor will reurn us a profit? That is all. Little Miss Catherine Scanlon cap in with and we are able to Funeral Directors nd Mrs W. Koche and Mr and figures, True, there are instances tured the prizra at the Tree certainly and Walnut jr give a few of them. Feed Embalmers, Hill school far ibeing '!fa"X Carroll eff Bridgeport spent where outside work is obtainable so The Farmers' Store, present (every CEiN TS. Fair-chil- d GEORGETOWN, CONN. PROFIT OF U a. B. ad- C. F. BRINSM IDE, Prop,, day during the school year. Sunday in Zoar, the guests of Mr and that the men can be employed to Calls attended day or night regardles6-o- f makes this statement: "On ITrumbulL Conn. Mrs vantage, . but this is the exception distance. Lady ISSmbalmerinattenaanoe. Mr 'Oppe. 1469-- 4. 156-- and Mrs ohn Browa May 10 I was 16 and Telephone No. Bridgeport Division. Tel. 2 Eidgefleld Division. and milking cows, rather than the rule. daughters, Genevieve and Catherine, taking the average of the milk for Agents for Monuments. Mr Mas SEaster Arthur 'Carroll of Bridge- "In both Mr Lovell's and Mr and and John Fennell of 1 May 9, 10 and 11, had, oa 10, ' Bridgeport, were guests over the port is spending e week at Zoar with May Robert's statements no account is fe tor 310 Summer We have secured the agency several first Fourth of Mrs on D. pounds at $1.25 per hundred Spring Styles class makes. of Piasoos. If yon are thinking f J. Lyon Walnut Herman Oppe. taken of the value of the teams used AT ana Tree Hill. pounds, or The feed for the buying one drop ue a postal Jet us call. $i7. in handling milk and manure. These Ilr and Mrs Jostgih Smallwoofl and 16 cows was: Corbett's Shoe Store, The Walnut Tree Hill school teams must be maintained. The Miss Evelyn Baraows spent a few Cornmeal, 60 tbs at $32 a ton, .96 SANDY HOOK OT. closed, last week Friday, with a pic- hours at which they must necessari- Wm. J. Beehler, nic on the days ;in Wbeatbran, 551bs,at $32 a .88 lawn about the home of Bridgeport, .recently. ton, ly be used for both these We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford the Mrs M. F. Gaffnev. operations Misses in Funeral Director and teacher, Dur Hay, 240 lbs, at15 a ton, $1.80 Ties for Ladies, Men, Boys and all Clar- render it impossible to devote much the latest and lasts. If you are Inter ing the afternoon the scholars were Master George MdKenzie and styles Embalmer, time to otner and a ested call ana get prices. treated to ice cream, candy, cake and ence Galvin spent a, Jew days in JSiew work, charge Lady Assistant always in attendance. fruit. Mrs W. S. $3.64 Walsh kindly last week. should be made accordingly. If it Oonnectljn. Brookfleld. Oonn, treated the to Havea, Received for milk, .$3.87 Telephone comjpany music from was as easy for us to get the grain Manufacture her large grapfrotphone. The occa of John Galvin of Zoar has a new mixture which Mr Roberts mentions I. F. Lewis, sion was one long ito be remembered Profit over cast of milk, .23 E. W. TROY, JR.. by ;aii. horse, Ibought of WiLffiiam Costella at the price he quotes as it is for him "Think this over, then think Robes and Tboy's Bldg., Saitoy Hook. again, to quote it, we would have a little Harness, Blankets, Foraiturs A Nsw Lias of Latitat Thfi S. N. I! T (Tin ara in avian A A nice or a souvenir is a and if the opportunity offers for you ti gift more to show for our past year s Gaels. their line over araut Tree Hill. to twice." Stable Goods, spoon. We have the automobile speak, speak work. I shall be to -I all its BraathM. Those who are to have telephones in always glad JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. U4rtakif- ",pron which has local, auio and THE COST OF GRAIN. The fol- Trov's Hotel. No. 248-- 1 their houses are Mirs W. J. Driscoll. think of Mr Roberts as an expert Telephone national emblems on Ask to see lowing is part of a statement made Mrs W. S. Walsh, Mas M. F. Gaffney it. accountant, but judging from these and Thomas Leavey. ' them. Ko collection of spoons is by R..C. Mitchell: One of the great I two articles I must look to Mr Lovell Can Sell Your Farm W. A. HONAN, complete without one of the up-t- urawbacks with many dairies is the Miss Elizabeth Blake of Ronald tor practical advice in running a No Matter Where It Is or What It Is date automobile Reid & number 01 boarders Jn it. It is safe Funeral Director & Embalmer, Castle treated John Foran of Walnut spoons. dairy. Most of us have not the abil- Worth. to are in Tree Hill to an auto rifle in her fine Todd, 1054 Main street, opposite say there hundreds of cows to Send full state lowest cash prle ity tabulate and arrange figures description, Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. touring car, on which was He vhnd's. this state that do not produce any andlearn my wonderfully successful plan. Sunday, so that they will make a good show- greatly enjoyed by Mr Foran. more than enough milk to pay for ing, out we uo know tunt after a STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, their feed. No dairyman can afford Miss Annie Callahan and Raymond year of faithful work and no ex- 63 RellleyStreet. Br'deeport, Conn G. to keep such cows. You want the H. Scott, Callahan of Bridgeport were guests i. N. Lattin has just had a large travagances we have nothing left over the milk scales to find them. I will Fourth of Mrs P. Callahan new hen house 15 x 30 feet erected, give but the manure with which to FUNERALDIRECTOR of Hook. raise Sandy at his the average cost of grain and amount Conn. the Snake Rock Farm ior more crops, to feed more stock, tt Woodbury, received cow for 1907-190- LhONARD'S INSURANCE business. C. E. Beeman did per the years Daniel Ron- poultry make more manure..' Callahan, gardener at ' the work.- - In addition to the grain the AGENCY, Local Telephone 87 2. ald Castie, has moved his family .. cows were tea silage mornings, hay Night Calls promptly attended to. from New York into the east half of FIRE. ACCIDENT. Thomas of has at noon "nd dry stalks, cut, at night. MODERN WAY OF LIVING Mrs Jt. H. Beers tenement house on Ruby Bridgeport been a ot in laur. cost or grain, re- Old West Street. naving number repairs Companies, made on his house near the depot, ceived $127.71. In 1908: cost of Has a Tendency to Weaken tlie Lowest Rat.s. Restaurant C. E. Beaman did the grain, $37.71; received $128. 35. I John Scanlon spent last week! of Sundy Hook Strongest. for Ladles and Gentlemen at in work. will not attempt to say what, propor- 42 North Main St., Wednesday Danbury, with friends. tion of the cost of help should be FRED KLEIN, bethel, conn One hundred years ago there was Dairy Lunch, Misses Margaret and Delia Scan- Arthur Galligher has had a build- ehafged to tne dairy, as the help that less trouble than there is to 11 West Main St., kidney At Doran's Blacksmith Shop, near Depot. Frank of 16 x south cares for tne tobacco Good Food. Home Cookins and desire to lon, Barrett New York, Mrs ing .18 feet erected just dairy grows day. Horse Shoeing, a The please, has made our reputation. Frank Kellner and friend of Brook- of his barn near the Sandy Hook and potatoes for money crops, and worry, hurry, and uverwork and Wagon Repairing of all kinds of modern doubles Carriage were there are some when I living the work and General Blacksmtthing. Horse clipping Crane Lunch Co. lyn, guests over Sunday and dept Janes Carley and Andrew days take hold of the wears done week at kidneys, and weakens every day my shop E. Crane. . J.W.Stevens. of Mrs Mc well Monday P. Callahan In Sandy C"rt'y did the work. pretty myself. Every dairyman them until unable to properly do Hook. should have plenty of oats and peas their duty of filtering the poisons from the blood. As Callender Bros., Fred A. Benr.ott of Bridgeport vas and sweet corn to feed green; it is a result the sys- and Miss Mary Scanlon of Walnut Tree a guest over the Fourth of Mr and better than grain to feed during the tem runs down. Stationery Dime Heed the of Half Luitch Rooms, Hill has been spending a few days in Mrs James M. Blackman in the Glen late summer and early fall. But for slightest symptoms kidney trouble the first backache, Periodicals. Danbury with friends. four acres of sweet corn I would have 138 South nain St., Waterbury, Ct the first irregularity of the urine. In each of these lines Our stock t the school at Bennett been out of business last fall. It may be the dan- a of our excellent Ocffee, meeting put forewarning of Is ery complete. We invite inspection. Try enp Every can of Yale Seal Paint is disease. You can Pantry all hnma muds Bridge on Monday evening, June 28, Try a small piece of alfalfa. It will gerous cure your- backed by Booth & Law's self quickly with Doan's Office News reputation W. H. Ingraham was elected com- grow all right here if you get the Kidney Post Store, of 84 ' Pills. years. mitteeman and William H. conditions I started one acre 11 Arcade, Bridgeport . Wakelcy right. Mrs Alice L. Putnam, 206 Beard-sle- y BE AFRAID to secretary and treasurer. last August. It looks fine now." St., Conn., rail No matter how small the quantity Bridgeport, says: Don't Cornell's Florist Store A BOOKKEEPER'S OPINION. "About eight years ago while living foranvthtntf vnu m&v you use, your opinion of Yale Seal in Vermont, I was seized Curtis need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. Ma'igan Brothers have been im- Look back to page and read Mr suddenly Hotel, We make a of Floral De- paint will be the same as every user. a4 with a severe attack of backache. Specialty their home LovelPs tne follow- WOODBUET. signs and Wedding Decoration. It is the best. proving opposite the old figures, and then After trying various remedies with- Fair Grounds a cement from T. Lee Roberts, who is a out I determined to Cornell's Florist Store, by laying ing finding relief, Under New Management When about to walk from the house to the street manager for the Borden Company: gie Doan's Kidney Pills a trial as . 91 paint, considet White Street, Danbory, Conn. -- were Where na have also had corn and cob meal be they recon.mended so highly Livery Attached, People Three Phones. quality and ask for Yale Seal paint. their house newly "First, can't and use. in to take the Cars began their My back was Driving Trolley painted. worth more than $16 a ton, while so lame at the time that I could caa Leave Their Horses. A painter is the best Judge of the tne price he quotes on wheat oran hardly stoop and was In no condition to quality of Paint, Its covering capa There's nothing so good for a 3ore and cotton seed ($32) will go one- - properly attend to my work. Aft- BEERS & as er three boxes of Doan's Kid- Sandy Hook Market, D.Q. CO., city. A great many painters use Yale throat Dr Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. half cob meal at 80c per 100 and using STANDI Cures it In a few hours. ney Pills I was completely cured and IAUGTJB'3 OLD KEWTOWN. CONN., Seal Relieves any one-ha- lf paint. Why? Because it is the In at $1.60 averages $1.20 for during the time which has since At the Sandy Hook Market will be 'found Manufacturers ot best pain any- pert. ... the best the market affords in Fresh and Salt the mixture. Please read, therefore, elapsed, I ha?e never bad a return In their Meat Canned Goods and Vegetables Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, "My child was burned terribly 358 pounds at $1.20, $4.30 for grain. of my trouble" It will be my aim to conduct a First Mrs John F. Galvin a birth about the face and Class Market. Buggy Tops, Cushions, gave neck and chest. Second, feeding hay: Roughage, as For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. day surprise to her daughter, I applied Dr Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Foster-MIlbu- rn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.. I ask for your patronaw. Backs, , Evelyn fed to milch cows, is not worth $15 C. at home The pain ceased and the child Bank sole agents for the United States. And all kinds ot Trlmmlntn Barrows, her In Gray' $12-$1- 5 for Carriages and into a restful sleep."-M- rs M. in the bay; Is this weed's Remember the name Doan's and John H. Blackman. wagons Send for Catalogue Plain on June 26. A fine was Nancy supper Hanson, Hamburg, N. .Y. quotation for New -- or. pure clover take no other. 6 THE NEvVfOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 9, WJ.

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N tTlvn rtU I' LA KM MAXWEIIOO COLONY NEWS I AND ON EN" EoBjASCoSJ Mr ..luiKregor drove his new New ! home up from York and his iat; , model ON END SL'KFACI are now comfortably settled 3,a jDXt family 51 .,V- BflllrlM) In attractive jrW- NascoJ thdr burgalow, YTtSTONt r Mr and Mrs Tlubout and their sonn W oomo v are here for the summer. Where You Get the Good Things In Among the DrooklynIte spending the Pourtn In the colony, are Mr and . r-- " " Era Mrs Jordan and tnelr two eons, who FURNITURE are guests at Overlook. a selection of satv A pleasant sunset picnic was par- And them in an assortment possessing amnio range to positively give to you get ncs BE ticipated In by six young women of isfaction. There are many representative factories whom we represent exclusively-facto- have struck and NO H00MJ the colony on Thursday. whose goods you see advertised in the magazines. Some may your fancy you ?'Tn """ tS'-- COMrAM v of famous Old Hi Mrs ratten and her son Stephen wish to see them-t-hen make a trip to this store. Possibly some that .kory hing like for the home have arrived to spenu the summer. Furniture will just interest you at this time of the year-not- it country Andrew Jackson Wed so Mr and Mrs Mallinson and family where good taste avoids'formallty. Let us show you the rocker that have arrived and are enjoying their well and which was named in his honor. - , new porch. Mr and Mrs Piatt and family in cluding Mrs Russell and her husband are spending the Fourth near the about two years ago, has recently HENRY lake. spent a ten days' furlough wiih his Out of Business! FOULOIS, The first of the picnics in the parents in town. Going Washington Depot, Ct. grove for this season was held on Mrs G. W. Hurlburt, MrsJosephlne Saturday. yorce, Mrs W. Nevim and Mrs L. My Entire Stock Must Go Mr and Mrs J. S. Lane, Miss Eliz J. Pons enjoyed a ride in Mr Wet-more- 's A Great Assortment 7 abeth Wilson of Bradford, Penn.,and auto, last Friday, passing AsIWill of Carl Bader, and members of Dr Wilson's family have through Washington, Morris LeaveV Shelton 1. Washington Depot Market, arrived at Waterside. Litcnfield. January Mrs Mrs D. C. Garrison has returned Hammocks Washington Depot. Ct. Mr and Godfrey and family 60c Fruit Jars, Masons, qts, doz, Floor Oil Cloth, was 39c yd, sale 30 and Mr and Mrs wiority are now at from Mt Kisco, where she has been price and I have'just received a new stock of Imported " " " 55c Tea and Dinner Sets, $3.19 Anchovies, Fat Herring, pts, Carlson's Norway The Glen. caring for her daughter. 1 Iceland Herring.Holland Herring. Stock Fish, Perfection doz, 00 Cooking Pots, Agateware, Cast Iron son are Mr and sister entertained Jars, qts, fait Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring. Large Mrs Kepke and her guests Griffith 90 Ware, Tin Ware, etc. Refrigerators. Swedish brown tseans. Mrs Whittemore and pts, at Waterside. over the Fourth 19c Wall were 10c, now 5c Tumblers, doz, , Papers, A of from children and Miss trriffith of New Jelly were 25c, now 20c party young people Galvanized Wash Tubs, 55, 65, 75c Wall Papers, A Nobby' Line of Bed! are the Fourth York. 2.49 Double Roll. Justin, Plants for the Flower Brooklyn spending Wringers, were 2.98. sale prfce, went to was 1.25 Gal, now - 1.90 at Gray Rocks with Mr and Mrs Samuel Colt, the actor, Carpet Sweepers, were 2.98, sale price 2.49 Paint, , STRAW HATS Geraniums, Pansies, ttc Gardner. Long Branch for the Fourth. Goods, Must Go For JfoungMen. The IChoIcest Klbbe Confectionery. The In all between 50 aiyi 60 people Mrs Sarah Isham Coit is spending Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Everything t ICE CREAM PARLOR. Best in he World. from New York and have a week at Fisher's Island. As I Am Going Out of Business. & Brooklyn Wetterau Williams, come to the vicinity during the past Dr Pons was called, recently, to at- M. BELFONTI, dis- week. tend Joseph Bridle and reduce a PARCELL'S -- BARGAIN HOUSE, Washington Depot, Ct. Washington Depot. Conn. Mr Woodard has been appointed located shoulder. 1 I Howe SHELTON. committee for the Coburn school. Annie Retalllck is quite ill and 490 Avenue, Miss Anna Blantin is to teach there under the doctor's care. this - He was year. day with John Todd, Jr. hanging pictures, standing for Leach Mr Coklin, committee Cornwall Bridge. .Marcel Bresson is visiting at Hen- on a chair, which tipped suddenly, Hollow has theserv- - him to the floor. It was school, secured ry Piatt's. throwing Mr ices of Miss Alice Durgy, whil ' THE LOCAL NEWS. Mr and Mrs Meeker Jones wel- decided to bring him to this city for committee for Greenwoods Two of his ribs are Sprayers Blantin, Mrs C. W. averett visited in New comed a baby boy at their home, Sat- examination. has succeeded in Miss Car- engaging Milford,. last week. urday, July 3. broken. rie for that school. .These a' Sa- New Matchless 35c; Every farm should Durgy Mr and Mrs G. W. Ferguson gave Eli Burr and family of North Sprayers, schools are to be congratulatedipon "to have one. lawn party, Monday evening, lem spent Sunday at Seth Rider's. , these capable and earnest Washington. to for securing about 16 of their friends. A jolly, $3.50 $4.00, women as teachers. . Myers Pump Sprayers, spraying young good time was enjoyed. of Woodbury. trees none better made. The family of Dr Aammeroff Misses Helen and Bertha Swift of home ROMFORD. Acme Powder Guns, $1.00 each. New York have opened their Plainville are guests of Miss Ethel LITCHFIELD ARCHDEACONRY summer. for the , Dunbar. "MEETING. It is understood that Romford school John and Miss children will be to the Washing- Smythe daughter The Cornwall Bridge boys were of Litchfield conveyed 'The annual meeting- ton new school next All Kinds Insecticides. Margaret, and Oscar Harmer, joined beaten at the baseball game graded building, of ' badly will be held in St term. It is there will be much bet- -, their families for-- the Fourth. "V' Archdeaconry thought with West Cornwall at that place, Paul's church on July 13 and 14. ter satisfaction than with the old system. Score 15 to 2. H. and family have moved into of Monday afternoon. Services at 8 p. m., on the 13th; 7 Phelps Paris Green, Hellebore, Bordeaux Mixture, Arsenate A SUCCESSFUL DONATION. the Gear house in Woodville. Miss Helen V. James of Brooklyn on the 14th. At each Lead, etc., in or small and 10 a. m., Hendrix Brothers have begun a new tie large quantities. One of the largest gatherings ever is at W. B. Johnson's for the summer. sizes. service addresses will be delivered. job on the side of Mt Rat. Wnittf Mountain Freezers, all Lawn' Mowers, witnessed on a Fourth of occa in town num- July A number of guests were An invitation is'exteirded to all who The Y. M. C A. boys, about 50 in ' kinds of tools. -- on the are about Mt Tom Lake. Mowing Machines, Hay Rakes and all haying sion was eld last Saturday for the Fourth, 'v interested In mission work. ber, camped are are from and New Haven. church grounds. Many old acquaint "A few of the people took in They Bridgeport young Alexander Hamilton,- - Rector. C. E. Hartman, assistant secretary, of ances met and roany new ones were the at Sharon, Monday evening. ' play Bridgeport is with them. formed. Mrs Davis and two sons of Miss Ethel Dunbar was in bridge- - The Doll family have arrived at their Farmers of All Kinds Huntington. Mt Tom. Hardware and Machinery Torrington came with Mr Johnson's port, one day last week. summer resideuce at people, Mrs Elizabeth Evans of Great There are a number of summer DANIEL N. MORGAN HURT. Mrs Barrington, Mass., was present, boarders at Wallman's. About 60 Daniel N. Morgan, United States a fine The Farmers' Store. Lyons and Fred Truesdale, were expected for the Fourth. treasurer under the second adminis- Special Notice. from who elocutionist Danbury, gave The dance and ice cream sale tration of Grover Cleveland, was My new shop now open for business and am and several selections, accompanied Mr ladies of tne of home in PHepared to do Horse Shoeing. Carriage given by the Legion brought to his Bridgeport, Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing W. B. Martin ' ac- kinds. Gasoline lor sale. and Mrs Hungerford. Honor was largely attended an a Monday, suffering from a severe ol all Auto repairs. &. Hungerford, Jr., and sister, Jessie, good time enjoyed by all. cident which occured at his summer Fred Lindwall Son, Branchville, Conn. of Second Hill assisted nicely in the Miss Grace May is visiting in home in Huntington on Saturday. entertainment with violin and piano Providence, R. I. D. music. The Misses Payne and Under- H. Men. CLARIS, fine Announcements of Bethel Business a Conn. bill of Gaylordsville rendered Greenfield Hill Shelton, piano duet. Miss Eleanor Briggs sang a song which pleased the audi- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ence' and then there were speeches NOTES. South Britain Announcements. from the Rev Mr Van Burkalow of At the Communion service at the No Better Time Uaylordsville and Rev Mr Pease of Congregational church, Sunday, Ju- Akin both of which were were re- Hall, patri ly 4, the following persons build than in the No better place to buy No otic and instructive. Later in the H. To Spring. Better ceived into membership: George material of all kinds On and after 1 1 will be at was a ball between Cement and building- Wood NOTICE-- May my day there game Freeman on confession of faith; Jes your Lumber, Made than Walter A. in South Britain prepared to do Yard. 'me Mowing Machines, for which we are agents; any business in my line. friends Boardman and Sherman, the former se letter from the First than at LAimber Let quote you prices. mak-ors-- Thanking my L Pratt by my also extra parts when needed. For hay for their patronage in the past and solicit a The donation for have Scythes, Snathes, hides and Hand sht re of it in the future. being the victors. Congregational church of Fairfield, Ral&s. Kill the Bugs with Paris Green; we the benefit of Rev B. F. Wyland and Mrs Freeman Pratt like just received a big stock of the pure Conn., Mary A. H. Full stock of Groc ries and General A. Munson, amounted to over $120. letter from' the Centenary Meth- SENIOR, Merchandise. South Britain. Ct. by odist Episcopal church of Camden, 64 South St., Bethel, Conn. BEE LINES. Est. Charles P. Williams, N.J. , Mrs C. P. Williams. Administratrix. L. L. Judd is taking care M Dr In the evening a patriotic service . South Britain. MEATS! Hubbell at night. was neld, the Y.' P. S. C.E. being con Store will close Friday evenings at 6.30 after Fresh and Cured. Prompt service Mrs Herrick and daughter arrived ducted by W. Burr Hill, after which A Personal Appeal Furniture Moving June 1st. and the best goods the market affords at rea- sonable prices is our motto. last week J. address to the occas A of business. We are from Cuba, Thursday an appropriate Is made to you by your kidneys Special feature this Local Tel. Long Distance 2. , i Mn nnt. nmn.- to take good care of full was the The ,t wneii ,!,ui- -j ,m4.ucu wuu.mif .w prepared every job; P. nerrick anu family from Milford, ion given by pastor. miu liver, " pianos-Smit- h nourished or diseased, for help to restore equipment for Notice! J. J. of New decorated with and erly Special Cassidy, Southbury. Dr William Herrick York and church was flags inem to normal cuiiumun. xuu iw. Beers, call plainly: you can not mistake it. Have taken the agency for Morton Herrick of all spent the choir rendered special music. ? kinds Virginia, Wnat win yon give 10 neip in suraHwcm-ity- Fuel, Trucking. Moving, BETHEL, CT Ernest Perfection bread. Kolls and all is Baker," and the Fourth at the Herrick cottage. Miss Lyon of Stratford presiaing at Nyall's Kidney Remedy the thing of Bakery Goods. "The Danbury need to aid them. Kidney Rem shall run their wagon through Sandy Hook you Kyall's and The Secretary 'of tne Connecticut the organ edy is niguiy rtjuuiiwiciiucu iu, niu.muii. and Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday Gravel Stone, Ca- - NOTICE. Watch for the wagon. Also these Rev Olmstead attended com- of the Bladder, Jaundice, Friday. Missionary society occupied the pul EH. &ue ram iu wic for sale at my store. larrnoi mauuer, uan, goods Michael Kilbride, pit, last Sunday. mencement at Yale university, last pepsia. Contains no mercury. We are not giving you something JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. of for nothing, but we are giving you the results Miss Lucretia Hungerford's 88th week, and received the degiee English's, of 20 years of hard study and actual practice General Trucking and Teaming will be a of study when you get your horse shod at Brennan's birthday, whichwas July 2, Master of Arts, after year The Quality Drug Store. Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Prices' Have You Tried Tel. No. 38-- SANDY HOOK.CT. celebrated this week after in Biblical literature ir. the graduate Next Door to P. O., BETHEL. CONN. Thursday H. A. a of her friends school. J BRENNAN'S, noon, by gathering ureenwooa Red Seal Baking and relatives at her residence. Avenue, winp. West Bedding. TIKIOB, IVES & CO., Powder? Roxbury. conn. What NEWS HEREABOUTS. bethel, Nice 5 new kind and a splendid large meaty prunes. It is the you get AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. pounds for 25c S gal best kerosene oil 60c present with each pound. I Miss Gertrude Von Gol of Norwalk Electrical Contractors All our groceries and meat at hard time Doke's can save Mr and Mrs Edwin Dickinson go to is vacation with Mrs J. prices. the boy that your H. J. McCarthy, spending her Electrical work In all Its branches money. When in Bethel hitch your horse on Center street and at our store. South Britain, Ct. New Britain on Monday, where they L. Blackman. carefully and promptly atteuiel to. get busy - a store is closed each Friday 'evening at will begin housekeeping. James Bahret of Washington, D. House wiring specialty. The Electrical McDowell &. p. m. Ruth Barnes has entertained her his sister, Mrs Fred supplies. Taylor, Cis visiting 561-- Hand Side . Telephone No. , Thumb' Center SU friend, Eula Toucey of Bridgeport, Mackenzie. Bethel. Conn. the past week. Miss Ella Burr of Bridgeport spent Automobile Margaret, Elizabeth and Dorothea the Fourth with Mrs Seth Rider. Paint your house with Preston, who have attended school Mrs John Orrly entertained Souvenir Spoons. Walter A. Wood in Hartford the past year, are home friends on the Fourth. For the Best Longman & Martinez the farm. for the summer vacation. Miss Julia Barnum the holi They are local, as well as state and national plemects for spent Pure Paint, $1.25 and Mrs s of Bak- souvenir spoons. Prire up. Mowers, Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders, Mr and Wiliam Nej-iu- enter- day out of town. , Bread. Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds Disc Tooth Harrows. ery Goods come to the new store. Everything The best Ready Mixed made. Also full line Harrows, Spike tained a niece over Sunday. The Ladies' Aid society of the Long neat and clean and the best goods the market of General Hardware, Chicken Wire, Barb A complete line Plows. Cultivators. Alan Hurlburt of Camden, N. 3 church will hold a sociable In affords used in our business. . Wire, Garden Seeds and Tools, Harness. Fertilizers at Lowest Prices. Ridgei Whips and Lawn Mowers. spent the 4th and 5th at G. W. Hurl-hurt'- s. the parlors of the church, Thursday Dayton & Hurzler, ESTABLISHMENT FOR " - evening, July 8, 1909. 102 Center 8W, Bethel. Coon The Gilbert Miller Co., who Sun- - Phone 431-- 8. 15 Center BETHEL. CONN. S&Nnfr BRiosEfm Conk. W. B. Glover, Newtown. John Allen, joined the army Fred Brown of Danbury spent St, t THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 900.

and Mini Mabel Elcfc of Middlcfleld, Conn, The Newtown Bea mm uurnice Molgs and family have ar HOWLAND'S , flved Bt their hmiiA 1909. lummnr Newtown, Friday, July 9, OlIB Of flllr ontKrnrluliid InH. horn llllllt Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street bungalow on Willow Inland and he and anouier companion spent the hot nlKhti there, last week. They say it la cool and store Bridgewater. fine there. , MiSS Lizzln Thrummin anil Fpunli. Hull...... vvwym1 CONG HKGATIONAL CHURCH ul.u lui.n r ui ecyuiuur were Howland's ITLMS, last Sunduv. aiueorge inompsoni A lariie tun rind i'nr with alv Imllni anil At the semi-unnu- al election of gentlemen tou.Utg from Khode bland Free offirert of the Christian endeavor bo- - were uirouun here Sunday Inquiring the as a rlety, held July 3, the following oltl Way to Watfirhnrv. Th ze pay your fare home on purchase of $ 1 0 or more cere were elected' for the next six ui mo iiuusuiGMc river so coum en .L. i .... tneyr we send IUV LI IB DBI1 until im tha r vnr everything you buy express montna: President, Allen II. Treat; pnrv Ralph E. Davis Is spending lost week prepaid If the purchase amounts to $1 and over. Shoe Store. Annabelle Marob; and this In the Elm cltv. secretary, Esther AhlHtrom; treasur- John B. Pope harvested his rye crop on er, Willis Frost; chairmen of com- ma 1UIH nninilPl Hnwuina' farm last Years before 1894 this was a shoe store and nothing mittees: week, which he purchased, last fall. ago lookout, Henry Sanford; C A. Dflviu Is bIiIb in ha nrnnnil oft or Rev Daven- else. prayer meeting, Harry his miraculous escape last week, from loss To-da- y it is a shoe store still. Just as good a shoe store port; music, Annabelle Marsh; In- ui ma we or oroKen nones. Our Fifth Great formation, Ruth Treat; J. C Hull has received from Mrs Sarah as then better, we believe. missionary, Hull Deforest nf rwhv hi. Maybelle Sanford; flower, Ethel Orr; - To the shoe knowledge we had then has been added gift of the deed of 38 acres of land, the social, Sylvia Johnson, Annabelle same oeuig nis brother s, A. E. Hull s, general business knowledge which could not fail to - ake Marsh and Maybelle Sanford. portion of the homestead, which she tnis a better shoe store. We have learned as av An Ice cream and heme made can bought and gave to him. Consolidated In not have if we 1 dy sale will be given under the erown. fact we should grown i no' Kent learned. auspices of the Endeavor society on the Congregational church lawn, MACEDONIA AND VICINITY. The shoes sold here to-d- ay are bought just as carefully Thursday evening, July 22. The last J. A. Peters' settled In as were 15 family are the and with just as much knowledge they years ago sale proved very popular, and all are old homestead for the summer months. Sale of came from Mill And they are the sorts of shoes that we not only can but dp corjjlally Invited to attend this one. They up Brooklyn, Friday. k. a. uiase and family have moved to stand back of. the Soule farm on Robert Minor of Poughkeepsle, N. Skiff Mountain, in this store is for st Aivan Uiase has moved from Mrs W. Praclically every shoe built the Y., Miss Kate Wooster and C. D. to H. Peters' house to the Hodfie Dlace. va We give the maker specifications and see that he lives up Abercromble of Bridgeport, Mr and cated by R. A. Chase. them. And we do not hesitate to a little more than the Mrs Cyrus rrindle of Roxbury.jMr Perry S. Thompson and hebers are do- - pay on Overstocks and Mrs H. A. Hill and Mr and Mrs ing the haying the Ozia Peck's farm usual price to the manutacturer in order to be sure of getting at West Wood, town of Sharon. D. C. Sanford of were better-than-usu- Bridgewater there seem to be of a al shoe. We do that right along and are a orosDect mentv guests of Mr and Mrs E. R. Wooster of huckleberries but blackberries will be we count the best shoe business in rewarded for it by what on luonday, the 5th. in moderate supply locally. this section. Antone Kavanek of New Britain STARTS THURSDAY. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH for made as well was home over the Fourth. Howland 2.00 and 4 00 shoes men are ITEMS. The South Ends were defeated, as it is possible to make shoes for men. Soles are welted to the Mine Hill nine The subject of the sermon, next The Annual Sale and and to make it to have last Monday, by Big Opens give durability comfort, possible of score 26 to 11. Sunday morning, will be ' Strenuous old out. are Roxbury, new soles sewed on when ones wears They Mr and Mrs Bennett Peck enter Service." Junior congregation ser- With an Overstock Sale of made in high or low cut and in all the liked leathers. tained friends from Bridgeport and mon "How Habits get Control of Us." Muslin over the Fourth. Evening sermon, "Jesus and Mary Underclothes made as Danbury Howland shoes for women are just carefully Mrs L. D. Sanforu, Mrs Cornelius and Martha." and with just as much knowledge. Shapes are picked that Blakeslee, and Miss Lottie Fairbanks The district service next week will we know will give comfort as well as look well. Good are spending a few weeks at Mrs be held in the Flanders schoolhouse, And Splendid Bargains all over the Store, on at 7.30 o'clock. leather is insisted upon. And the shoes show their worth Stivers'. Tuesday evening Miss S. Lois Coolidge and her all through, 5.00 buys the best.- - From that you may pay mother, Mrs E. B. Coolidge of Hart- SHELTON. as little as 2.00 and count on full worth. always money's ford, spent the past week at ri. W. treat's. Edward Fitzsimmons of Pittsfield, What is true of shoes is true of everything else in the was a over and Mrs W. R. Kinney is entertaining Mass., guest Sunday store. We to at least a hundred, cents the 5th of July of J. J. Cronan of always plan;, give a nephew from Torrington. worth for every dollar. Derby. The Howland Goods Warren. hLK PRICES TOO LOW FOR nOLLAN'S. Dry CHURCH NOTES. FARMERS. Company, There will be no morning service E. I. S., York County, Me. next Sunday. The Sunday school Bridgeport, Connecticut. session will be held at 2 o'clock and laving been interested in the dif No Summer Outfit Complete Rev Minor Harwood of Bantam will ferent views of producers given in preach at 3 o'clock. Y. P. S. C. E. th New England Homestead I will Without Adriance Mowers, Rakes & Tedders, at 7.30 o'clock. ivfc my opinion. One year ago I The business meeting of the Y. P. adi3" high grade Jersey cows and ; The Best Made. S. C. E. showed considerable' gain, kept" them for one year, keeping a New York Champion Horse Rake and Myers' Hay seven new members having been re strict account of the product of each Tan Shoes. Tools. ceived since' the last meeting and cow. cost r,f keeping, etc. They tested Unloading the collections so far tnls year nearly 4.75 to 5.5 per cent butter fat and GET OUR PRICES. equal the total of last year. not one of the 10 paid itskeep snuin-tere- st Latest cuts in Women's tan vici and calf, The pastor will De away from on the investment, selling to home for two Sundays, during which the Boston contractors. I have 16 three and four button Oxfords and ties. the Holsteins T. E. Piatt & Son, Mr Harwood will supply pulpit. thoroughbred and grade ankle and in that average four per cent fat. The Suede Oxfords, straps pumps, Connection, NEWTOWN, CONN. Telephone BASEBALL NEWS. profit is very small on cows that other colors. over three cent. Now tan and A close and interesting game of average per 1 Horse that the Massachusetts senate Stewart's No. Ball Bearing Clipping baseball was played on the College to lower the milk standard, the Accurate is a Special Feature. Farms grounds, Monday morning, Fitting MWnes to do is to a few between the Warren and Woodville only thing purchase cows to the stand- teams. Each team had previously Guernsey keep up ard and raise the of milk to a won one game, and as this was the price paying and living basis. The retail- Easy deciding contest all the boys were on ers in Massachusetts near Boston re- their mettle. Warren was favored W. K. MOLLAN, Price ceive eight cents per quart for milk Only by the presence of Gilbert Lowe, a Running that cost the contractors a small pitcher of considerable ability, from fraction over three cents per quart 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. the Hampton Institute, and he, with de!ive-e- c on the cars 100 miles from Charlie Pickett, formed the battery Boston, or 27c and one-ha- lf one on of $3. Practical for Warren, putting up an excellent per eight Express paid way purchases can. For the consumer article of ball. Gath and Rhinehart quart this 1 one-ha- lf pays 68c a can, or two and $75. were the battery for Woodville. times as much as the re- Warren took the lead in the third producer ceives. Any producer knows the first Convenient inning and held it to the end, though cost' is the cost. Also the the finish was close and exciting. greatest Blue Ribbon contractor cuts the price of milk for Poultry. Machines. Score by innings: Chicago and Gillette Horse doping several months, March 1. Warren 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 beginning Parts Furnished. Knives Sharpened. The cost of feed is $4 a ton more Woodville li26 00310000 than In October, but the contractor GREENLEAF FARM, num- . The Peck & Lines Co., takes advantage of the larger ROXBURY, CONN. ber of cows win freshen in the J. H. HAWES, Manager, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. HilL that 185-20- 7 Middle Long St., Spring, thinking there will be a sur- November contractors and Exhibitors ofthe World's LECTUREIBY EEV B. M. TIPPLE. plus. In the Breeders The last of the three entertainments given notified producers there would be no Best. hv t.hn Methodist church people, will be the reduction for but B. M. and will not be a lecture Kev Tipple under-producti- ef- by the would be in Cochins and Comb Black Leg- - sermon, neither a dry talk, but a lecture full Golden Wyandottes, Partridge Single fect until further notice. 1 have re- l "LV.KJ kit inn onrl T,avinrr Pnrnncoc Interest. IntersDersed here and there with IlOrilS lOi XiAliiuitivu aiiu - will humorous expressions. Those who have had ceived no notice tnat they put "w. the nleasure of listening to him say no one the clause of con- STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. hall on Tuesday caneaualhlm. Come to the tract Into effect. So I claim we Telephone 1486. 13th. and for evening. July judge yourselves, should receive as much for milk in You will be fully paid and we will be able to March as first three months of busi- add to the piano fund, which we are anxious te there is no profit in he milk VISIT n An Rnmemher the date and nl ace. Tick the summer months year. During ness. New England Homestead. ets for sale at the door, which will be opened we receive less for milk than in win- at 7.30 ter, which is wrong, as the cost of Quassapaug Lake and W. W. Courter. E. W. Dunning family production is nearly as much and the Sundries, Accessories. were over Sunday and Monday guests of G. E. Auto Supplies, expense of cooling a great deal more. IN FOOTWEAR. Resort, Punning. STYLE and all kinds ofrepair work. My advice to would be to .Conn. Tires vulcanized, batteries Mrs Tracy Dunning Is quite 111 In Bridge producers Middlebury, of Distributors for Chalmers-Detroi- t, Knox and E M. F. strike for four cents per quart or 34c Nnthind is more suitable in the line port season per can through the summer. My women's footwear for the summer Dining Hall, Dancing Pavilion, than tan shnfis. Mollan's light weight W. W. WAKELEY, cows are thoroughly cleaned every Bowling Alleys, Stepney, vici and calf low shoes come in three and Shooting Galleries, Large the is cleaned out three Swings, Sandy Hook, Ct. day; stable four button Oxfords and ties. The suede Two flerry-go-Roun- METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. times and the cows are watered twice pumps, ankle straps and 'Oxfords, are in Electric Pleasure Boats. and other colors. These low shoes Th ere will be no preaching services at the a day from a trough of pure water, tan are all of flexible, comfortable leather, and Take Trolley From Woodbury and AUTOMOBILES, C. H. Methodist church, Sunday, as the pastor Is and if anyone would extract every Bassett, stylish cut. At Mollan's any foot will be taking his vacation. Union service at the I microbe from the 5000 cans have fitted accurately. $100 and Up. H. Old stand. Baptist church. AtC Gay's sold during the past year, I do not Here is opportunity toget think it would harm anyone. Some your Farms. Worcester a high grade second hand Automo- Quaker's of the inspectors sent out by boards bile for $100 or more. We have a of health to see the condition of NEWS IN BRIEF. never cow or ever assortment , of Kunabouts barns, owned a Buckeye Mowing lge Carriage 1 I and Touring Cars, all guaranty Mr and MrsHSonnenstuhl entertained milked one, and from some reports CASTOR A Machines ! best of condition. Write a friend, recently, from out of town. have read, I guess the inspector be For Infants and Children. in the Mrs H. Sonnenstuhl two last spent days, lieves the cow should be kept in the for particulars. Painting week, in New York city. Kind You Have Bought Tedders. with a room at m Always Hay Rakes, Hay A SPECIALTY. Mrs N. T. Andrews of Orange was tne parlor, private batn guest of her sisters, the Misses Davis tached. The farmers are ridden by Bears the Blacksmith J. B. Carriage and Wagon EeDalrinif. over bunday. the boards of health an- - contractors FAIRCHILD, The E. H. Towle Company, I nif. Horseshoeing. The news was received hereof the mar Signature of 46-- and others that make laws until Taunton Dist, Newtown. 85 West Main 8U, Watertmrr. Conn. Telephone riage, June 23, of B. H. Hubbell of Menden THE NEWTOWN Ito. FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1909.

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ponBA!,T!-Afriithe- ow. Hunry Mo Koon. fl 1 South Citntttr. Newtowu. Conn. WANTEH-- A middle igod woman to hoitsf work In Nmall family. Good home offwiwl. 1). Box hit, purity. Conn. THE .SURPRISE STORE, TU8T AUUIVED 40cow, forward uprlngejl "and a fw frli omnt. J. Kuiutul Hatch. 1119-112- CONN. Brook. Conn. 3 Main Street. BRIDGEPORT, Beaver Uanbury, PKEHH nui'lll mV k'nf S.Ia rii.rlM a. 1! Morriv, Zoar dlHtrlct, Handy Hook, Conn.

TO-MORRO- W. WANTED A wjImt, induitrloun single maft SEMI-ANNUA- L FACTORY CLEARANCE SALE STARTS VY to do gi'i.ural farm work. Mum be a OUR good milker and give reference. .Addremi Box vllle, Conn. awaken to the Clothing Sale ever recorded on the . 03, Ilawley Saturday morning, the City of Bridgeport and Surrounding will positively greatest Beginning means Grade and bummer Clothin? at tremon-Hnn- i! V0B8ALK--A litter of Chester White Pigs sale of the entire light weignt surplus stock from our Factory, which Fine, High Spring r nklwoeks old. Mrs Hldney liosenfelU. and businsss have caused our Factory to Hawthorne Farm. Bethel. Conn rPTfS clcaa sweep of every garment. The backward season general depression low we Book" fine Spring and Summer Clothing is to be disposed of at prices so that TESHONHIN ARTS AND CKAFTS hav an 1 " ? Li binding, brans work, basketry, etc.. given ""UbU0,j c ean-u- p a made of strictly reliable fabrics, embracing all the latest patterns, ansa anTciS J whr.lncoln Full v 4000 Suits are included in this at Castle Ronald. Apply tff launton, OUHE FOR 8 ALE-- A autiful bay ut.uA a nkl. s red by Red Wilkes P i. twin . Vt.m ..... darned by Sweep mane, win rov .ounA.U. any tlmei guaranteed to be perfectly clever every where. Telephone 5W, Danbury. red Galore. Never Before Such Bargains. Read Every One of Them. Otto, 102 Elm street. Bargains WOWSALE-Nl- ce heifer due in U February. Stephen Unferdorben, iLee Place. Bouthbury, Conn. For Men's New Spring Suits, OR 8ALE-- 10 thoroughbred Kentucgy nnA S vears old and 9 yearlings, all hniw,. n, Made in our Factory to Retail at $7.50. flnetitock; can be seen at my place. J. Rlf-kl- J 11111. Eastoa, Conn. mata ump Jast think of it. Men's Suits like these for 4.50-g- ood stylish well m all suits in every size. Made of fancy cassimejes and cheviots M CH ' For Sale. the newest shades. AH worth $7.50, '. Trt,w Young Men's Suits of the same materials, sizes 14 to 19 12 nairs of vountf. larie, well new patterns and colors, $4.00 matched Kentucky Mules, from 2300 to 2600 lbs. Also one pair, large Suits black horses 12 years old, cheap. For Men's Stylish Spring White Chester Pigs for sale ready 1 and 1 Made in Our Factory to Retail at $ 0 $ 2. to go C H. HAW Lb, of fine all-wo- ol cheviots and worsteds Men's Suits in a grand showing fancy Gaylordsville, Conn. the latest models Made 7C 92-- shades and up 5, Mllford Division. in all the newest patterns. ip 1 Telephone New and elegantly tailored. Worth $10 to $12. A Marvelous Bargain for $6.75- -

' - Men's Suits, bizes 14 to 19, made of alhwool fabrics- C. F. Young $6.00 Beardsley, latest college models, GENERAL Suits AUCTIONEER, For Men's High Gradje NEWTOWN, - CONN. Made in Our Factory to Retail at $15. Telephone 49-- 5. Also Real Estate For Sale. all-wo- ol A bio- - lot of finely tailored Men's Suits made of fancy worsteds,cut i i!wn: a crood one to raise children and chickens. te color combinations. These buitsare (.isa manner-- all rich 51 auu in the newest - 1 farm, acres, auu. siock luuia. fit and finish to suits will find else- 1 farm, 60 acres. 14500. in quality, you PQ KOOO. positively equal 'Qq 1 f arm, 30 acres, where at $15 Your choice for $9.25. ; 1 farm, 31 acres. $2000. 1 farm, 46 acres, $3500. sizes 14 to 19, smart new college suits, $2200. Young Men's Suits, $o.j 1 farm, 40 acres, stock and tools, 1 farm, 90 acres. $5000. 1 farm, 26 -2 acres. J8200. 1 luu acres, uddw. farm, on Men's Fine Suits 1 farm. 100 acres, meadow and pasture For Quality hilltop, 82700. 1 farm, 100 acres, fine buildings, Made in our to Retail at $ 1 8. troufbrook, $4500; $2500 can be left on mort Factory gage. ISO $10,000. ! worsteds all finest new 1 farm, acres, extra fine of fancy In 67 $4200. v Here they are, qualities - I farm, acres. and new shade, cut in the latest styles and exquisite- 1 farm, 160 acres. $7000. weaves every jj 5() Harm. 65 acres, '$3000; $1000 can remain on ly finished and tailored I mortgage. 1 farm, 150 acres, $o500. Not a Suit in the lot worth less than $18. 1 farm. 178 acres, $10,000. 1 farm 240 acres, $2000. 70 acres line meadow; feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good hunting; mile from school. 2 Suits 1 farm 165 acres, 14-- oom house. 4 barns, For Men's Quality acres orchard of peach, plam, cherry; will Supreme carry 30 head cows; Borden's collect milk at the door. $5500. Made in our to retail at $20 to $25. 1 fine residence. 3 acres, wooo. factory 000. 1 fine residence, 20 acres meadow, m tailored made of the very finest 1 fine residence, 22 acres meadow, $5500. Every garment strictly hand throughout, 1 fine residence. 1 acre meadow, $2800. domestic Exclusive patterns i io, 14 rooms: on border of and .worsteds. : $1800. qualities imported $4i25 of fine lake 20 acres lund. 1 nouse, l- -s acre lanu, 1 building lot overlooking Taunton lake, 3 Regular $20 and $25 Suits for $14.25. acres, $500. 1 building site, 75 acres, on the most sightly place in Newtown $15,000. 1 house. acre land, $450. MEANS TO YOU ? secure a small WHAT THIS SALE Opportunity of a life time to DO YOU REALIZE farm of 45 acres ; nice house and barn, fruit of ana at less all kinds; will keep six cows, horse ;and 2000 this season's latest style best clotning than trout brook; $1500 casa. the fact that can come here and select the very cream of chickens; mile Do yoa fully appreciate you is 6 farms in Milford, Conn. what the cost to make-o- ur Factory's loss your gain. 5farmsi n Bridgewater. wholesale cost. It matters not goods 1 farm 260 acres in Redding, $16,000. 5 houses on Newtown Street. Value oftered in Summer 1 fine farm in Monroe, Conn., The Greatest eqer Boys' Furnishings. house, 95 acres land, (5500. $2500 can Men's Summer Furnishings. remain on mortgage. Boys' Fast Color Black Stockings, 10c 150 acre farm in Bedding, near Mark Twain, fine house and building, $12,000. Men's Black, Tan and Fancy Half Hose 12c Knee Pant Suits Po s' Madras Blouses, 25c 100 acre farm, house, no ba'n, $200C. 25c Boys' Khaki Knickerbockers, 1 farm, 60 acres, 11 room house, water Men's Balbnggan Underwear Boys' 50c in house and barn, all kinds fruit, two 5c thousand straight knee pant Knee Pants, miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. Men's White Handkerchiefs One Boys' fancy Boys' Straight 25c 70 acres more effects in Golf Beautiful building site, Men's Athletic Underwear 49c sui's in light, medium and dark stripes, Boys' Caps, 25c or less, large barn, could not be built 29c Fine all wool and all. worsted Khaki blouses, for $3000. Price $7500. Men's Nansook Full Drawers plaids and figurings. Boys' 25c 1 farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, Men's Shirts 49c tailored and lined. Suits Bov's BalbrigganUnderwear 25c MvioniaH vlw. nverlookincr Hoftsatcmic Negligee fabrics, elegantly ;ive 500 cords of wood carry 10 head 25c sold and $4.50, all sizes 6 QQC Knickerbockers, Men's Summer Suspenders that for $3, $3.50 Boys' Serge 95c of cattle. $3000. nA. 79c Straw House, barn, 16 acres, iibuv. Men's Suits Boys' Hats, 49c ' fl land. 51600. Bathing , trn,,..XXUUOO, V .nrtma in iinrps ' ' Men's Washable Four-in-han- 10c Men's Blue Serge Coats, $500 can remain on mortgage. Men's White Duck and Khaki Pants 98c $3.50 Farm, si acres, nousu, Men's Black Alpaca Coats $1.50 Six room house, barn, w,3 acres land, $2000. Several others not advertised. c-- o'c Binds Sale. v Pammica nouhle Guarantee Every tullV OH lOV vJIV V OLD FASHIONED Roadhouse. Room i " for six summer boarders; single gentle- - ce man nniirtlPH. Address Z. X.. Bee reason fails to please, bring it back and w nr If any purchase for any Office, Newtown, Conn. and in good for one year FREE OF CHARGE. bought here is pressed kept repair WANTED To lease or rent a small hotel or roadhouse where the license is $150 ana lue rent $ov. Aaaress a. a,. Bee Office. Newtown, Conn.

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fPMc A t All ' 1119-11- 23 Main Street. BRIDGEPORT. Trade Marks yr. DESIGNS rA.vDir.ure Aa. a sketch and description may Anyone fending free whether an mSmSmSmmmmBtWmSmmmSSSmSmmS Oiilckly ascertain our opinion HANDBOOK on Patent, A most for second-han- GOOD X.TJCK TOILET CASE lent free. Oldest agency securing patents. VOH SALE A d horse hay rake IVlATlPr tbrooKh Munn 4 Co. receive 1? H. Contains mirror, comb, Pstenta taken tn mwvl iiwnillHnii...I.-..- ...... Tnitnirp- - . Frpflpripk- - - iseful articla in the AUTOMOBILES. in fc. button-hoo- k. llUlICt. Uwelal nottca, without charge, Brookfleld Center. Conn. toothpick and Handy size; Beers, our 10c. Catalog free. Eastern After Wanted, at once, the Lam- - price T. juy t im hereb , Wd t. . Knir tncA car net Novelty Co.. Mamaroneck, N. trustingor harboring anyone on Scientific American. EXPERIENCED MASON. H. M aSTt Charles Pierce, Eoxbury, Conn. & lllnstrated weekly. dr. To exchange $50 worth of groceries for nandsomely Ircst Work attended lo. SALE--On- e horse. $100. a good driver or silver. Don't delay. The 6rst promptly TX)R in greenbacks and demonstrations, uwu 2 and good worker. Onesurry cheap, tttaNTED-- A rye beater. Would Tel. 33-- 4. W. C. P- - HilU Ct. W customer gets the deal ford, Conn. Kruger. good shape. F. Oabler. Agt.. Long , row forone-- Address'Hobart C hSS MUNN & co.3e,Br,,"T- - New York Ct Conn. Blanket Meadow, Stepney, bell, Shelton, onceT V BU WMhlDgton, D. U 12. TX)B SALE Pair of Iron gray team horses 1 l Branch SAIB-E- aby n Tel. 1411 Ring - SALE-Hor- ses, Barnum Bros., I0B cost .Vfo? iJ nd 8 years old. Serviceably sound, gen- TOR wagons and harness for one summer; $3.50. 1 cow 4 years iold L with J. all purposes to make room Old Stand. Dodelngtown. rebber-tin-- d To sell mill and in tie. trne; Jersey for new stock, ghepard's $8. One "R.V"hVnb ANTED cider engine $4 E. Knorr. Box lal Derby. Ck Earm horses -- A ,) W , Will rail unrrnlillc calf by side, a specialty. J. C. Read & Co. 255--. 8. C. Botsford. Conn. Tel IvesSuDanbury. tX)RSAt,E-Ne- w milch cow and calf. Conn.. Justine Bourquenez, Cramer, Jockey Hollow. Monroe. Conn. Oil Co. Office. Bnlgepott. THE NEWTOWN .IIaVY, JU LY t, 1009. Probata Notices. The Newtown Bea Tan Shoes, and IHTHICT OK NEWTOWN h, Probata Court, juno & A. l.. U. Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909 Oxlords EUt of Eintlf R. T. Berd.lr, ltU) Of D. Read Co. jiewtuwn, in ia wnini'i, umwmni. The M Thi tonrt of rrobar f.i tlit Distrlft AJe Cool and They do of Newtown haili tlmitrd and Hi Easy. lowed ik month from Hula boraof. for Southford. not draw your EstablUbtd 1837, (ha creditor of aald Batata to end I lilt Feet in Hot Weather. thalr clulrnn to Iheadmlnimrator. Tho BRIEF "MENTION The store closes at 5 o'clock except Saturdays. who nelH't to preaent weir account, nrnnarlv attested, wittiln nld tlrna. will There will be a ball game on Children's Wiix'H, Oxford, and Btrap Pump, MMt aim i, t duliarrcd reeovery. All paraona In' 10, between the Dia- del ted tu aald aataia ara raquaaiad to Saturday, July MU''.i jJindll.X x Woiiikii' I a) Until, 41. 50 and K niBHa immaiuuto w mond Match Co. 'i nine and Womi-n'- p.iyineri (be t llhrli II1, 4I..1U to ft. T boron E, I'lmu Administrator, Sandy Hook nine on the Mnteh C'o.'i Hoyit' Tail Oxford. C.'. M.'ii's Tan HIhxw and OxfonU K.50 to ft. TlHTItlCT OP NEWTOWN, a. Probata groundi at 3 p. m. Nitttdul 1'olMn and Cluaiifii for Tan Something About Morris Chairs. nw, iik!. Uiurt, juiya, Arthur of Wntertown Bhoxit, jKuia of Amiilla 0, Nurtlirop, lata of New Lwls Onyx lloslury to nmtWi Dark or LItflit Tin. UW, ,,,1.1,114 iimixMHnriqiiA visited hie mother over the Fourth. Upon Him aiiplli'iiluN of Ahram Arthur A special offer In Morris Chairs comes now, one hi Read's "crood thlnprs." Tliia Rank praying that an lniriiiimiit In writing MIbi Mary and Elizabeth Lynch of FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, purporting tone the lam will and truUmmil Chair ia of Fumed Oak in Mission style, built on broad lines in 'the substantial mannei of lil Ami'lla X, Niirilmin, may I Waterbury visited their aunt, Mrs , ailmllU'd BuutiusMjr to It. F. Foster A Co., pmvi-d- approved, allowed mil to Hppan, over the Fourth. peculiar to Mission Furniture. There are broad strong anna, a spring seat, and Spanish liniimui, m aiuuu-aiiimu- mu mora luuy appear, It lait MrB'JoBcph BiiBser wni taken to 246 flaln St., Danbury, Conn. leather seat and back cushions. A luxurious chair every way. Made to sell at $18.50, aald Oiidriiki, That application N hiird for treatment on Piano CerMlli'ato with and duirinlmd at th 1'rubata Oillce In Waterbury hospital ivery purchase, but offered by us at Mfl CO Newtown. In aald dlMtrli't, uu tint lotli Julys. day of July, A. I), linn), at oVlot-- Fourth floor. lu the forenoon, anil that notlca he given Mri Merlon Burr is on the'elcK WANTED Brfish to cut by the Job. E- -' tpiu.uu. of the pendency of nald application and time list. bert K, Cummin,- - 4;k South Avenue and plaea of hearing tlicruon, by puullahlnir Brldifuport. Conn. the aamttonti time In aoma uewspaiter having Frank Merwln and wife visited at a circulation In aald dlatrlct, and by posting a copy thereof on the pulilln algn-po- la the the Inn, last week. FOR SALE HORSES. Town of Newtown. In aald district. . Mr Beltzftl and family and Charles Dinner.Sets. William J. Beecher, Judge. AUCTION SALE. !IOttMES-- We will sell at "Bungalow" Hubbell and family spent July S at our regular auullon alo. Friday, at IKS Com- NEWTOWN as. Court of merce street, one carload of fresh Iowa hor- D1NTKICTOF Lake. f Made of Steel Enameled Ware with blue Just the for camp" Qunssapaug ses, consisting-o- sevura II matched pain and White edges. thing Estateof Man-nll- Kilbride, late of New- Mrs Nichols of Alerton Farms several wen oniKO biiiinu Horses, wa win or to oa town, In aald District, deceased. also have on hand for dlsinmal 50 head of ng, yachting carry picnics, The Administrators Ihavliur exhibited, their visited her daughter, Mrs William acclimated burses consisting of saddlers. 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Meat Platter 6 Dinner Plates administration account wliu aald unlaw to thla drivers, general business and heavy draught " Court for allowance, It la Hydrlck. horses. These horses will be sold for the 1 Vegetable Dish 1 Bowl Ohiikhkd, that the 17th day of July, A. E. J. Sullivan, the Eastford station highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus f lwitf, at II o'clock In the fortmn, at the iness can ue rounu Here, we also nave on This outfit 6 and costs $2.50. I'rohale Ollice In Nnwtown.be and the name Ik agent, visited in Walllngford over hand our usual line of harness, blankets and weighs pounds complete assigned for a hearing on the al lowance of said wairons. emunir whljh aro several new and administration account, and this Court directs Sunday, second hand business wairons. Consignment Pieces sold if desired. the Administrator to cite all person Inter-est- ed William Olseph visited friends in solicited. Private sales dallv. Do not forget separately therein to appear at aald time and place, we nave moved right around the corner to Basement Store. by publishing thl order once in noma news- Southford, Monday, IMS Commerce Street. This Is the only souare Furnishing In Dis- run horse auction sale In of Con- paper having a circulation aald Mr and and the slate trict, and by posting a copy on public sign- Mrs'Thompson family necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the With double surface, covered with flannel and In the Town of Newtown, where the de- year round. Sleeveboards. ironing padded post of Waterbury visited their parents ' ceased last dwelt, at least six daya before B. F. 6'.) eta. Plain Boards, 49c. aald time assigned. over Sunaay. CANNON, Prop., , William J. Beechor, Judge. Mrs Minor and Master Veron New Haven, Conn. . Single surface Boards, 35 cts. OK NEWTOWN, as. Probate spent 5 at Lake Quassapaug. DISTRICT 11X19. July 3, Beitzel has taken a vaca FARM HOUSE at Monroe to rent for Estate of Catherine E. Turney, late of New- Haiy the summer or longer If desired. S. W. town. In said district deceased, tion for a week and will visit the nutl, Ansonin, Conn. i The Court of Probate for District of New- town hath limited and allowed 6 months Berkshire Hills. WANTED A girl tor general house- from date hereof, for the creditors of said Es- work. Btate waxes, ability and refer- tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. ence. Miss J. L. Gaylord, Gaylordsville. The D. M READ Go. Those who neglect to present their accounts, Conn. attested, within said tlme.wlll be SEES MOTHER GROW YOUNG, Sroperly recovery. All persons Indebted to FOB SALE In Pleasant Valley, Red- said Estate are requested to make Immediate "'ould be haru to overstate the ding, a place containing 14 acres, known payment to ' 'it as the George L). Keeler place. For par- Eliza F. Sears, Administratrix. worderful change In mymother since ticulars Inquire of George W. Wheeler, she btgan to mm Electric Bitters," administrator, 6 Taylor Ave., Bethel, Ct and Tools. CTATE OP CONNECTICUT. District of Airs W. Gllpatrlck of Dan- - Acme Harrows Farm, Stock, Crops ss. Court of Probate, 3. wr. u WANTED An elderly man to assist on Washington, (July Me. 70 she can the 1909. forth, "Although past my farm; work all or part of Should B on Every Farm. to 90 acre well located In the matter of the will of William Leslie feems to be time with pay accordingly. Good home Here is your opportunity get a good farm, replly growing young Bee Write Right Now to - Van Hlnderen. late of the Borough of Brook- She has suffered untold mis- for right party. Address E.N., about 7 miles from Bridgeport, good road, land good rich soil, splen- and State of New York, deceased, again. Ollice. Newtown. Conn. lyn. City 20 BOOTH E sell conveying property situated In thlsJSLate and ery from dyspepsia fr years. At BROS., did buildings, fine fruit orchards with crops in the ground. Will District. she FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN or will rent last could neither eat, drink nor five .n. B. sta- for about the of remember the tools and Upon the petition of Mary B. Van Sinderen same; minute walk from Stratford, Conn. price buildings; stock, crops sleep. Doctors gave her up and all tion and school, on the turnpike, black- of said Borough of Brooklyn, City and State a That's the to Get Your Farm are included. of New York, requesting this court for rea- remedies failed till Electric Bitters smith shop doing a good business, Spot sons In said set forth to order on file for dwelling house and 13 acres of land. Tools. petition worked such wonders herhealth." once. and record In this court, certain papers pro- Will and must be sold at For full G. W. They Invigorate all vital organs, cure to "J. B.," Eee Office, COQQSWELL, duced as a duly authenticated and exempli- particulars apply fitted. and of liver and troubles, Induce Newtown. Conn. SPECTACLES and eye glasses - fied copy of the last will testament kidney matched and allkinds of 1094 Main Street,- Bridgeport, Conn. said deceased and of the record of the pro- and Lense3 rt.pairs. sleep, Impart strength appetite. TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE. Reod & Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., ceedings proving and establishing the same 60c H. Beers & in the Slate of New York and that the execu- Oniy at R. Co., I will be at the Town Clerk's office Bridgeport, Conn. trix named in said will be approved by this Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San- for the collection of taxes on the last court as by said petition on file In tuis court dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Saturday of each month from 9 a, m.,jto None Made will more fully appear. It Is Ss p. m. On all the other week Better de- Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, daysat7 Ordored, That said petition be heard and the office of Taylor & Hubbell, froijl Have'awonderfurreputation for Bilious anil Ailments. As termined at the Probate Office In said district Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; a. m., until p. m. John F. Houlilfin. Than the Milwaukee Mowing Machine and the curing Dyspeptic i mat-- of on the 17th of 10!. Con-ner- y wewtown conn. price will surprise you. Let us talk the a for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Washington, day July, Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Tax collector, I remedy 2 In at which time ter over with you before you buy. at o'clock the afternoon; Bros., R. F. etc., stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale oy Drug- and place all persons Interested therein are Georgetown; Smith, FOR SAZiE. S. 3. PARKS, Trumbull, Conn. they cited to and show objec- West i S. J. Blackman, gists. Free sample by mall. Recommended by Physicians. hereby appear any Cornwall; 15 head yearlinir heifers. 7 bulls, 1 have of SALE-Mo- del Ma-- c tion which they may to the granting Hawley ville; G. W. Hurlburt & Co.. and uou IDS. FOB V Victor aald horse, fearless, welglilnsr Talking petition. Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- nut, lumber of all kinds. chine with 60 large selected records; like Q. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. It Is further ordered that said petitioner Roxbury; 3779 Main G. W. Walter new, a bargain. William A. Tator. give public notice of this order and citation tion; W. Hatch, Brldgewater; Conch, j St., Bridgeport, Conn. by publishing the same in a newspaper hav- N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Beard-sley- , Wooaville Dlst., In five Fnrniture and sold. ing a circulation this district at least New & Wil- New Preston, ConB.i Antique bought days before said day of bearing. Preston; ;Wetterau Notice. Q. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. P. O. Address Clocks all Kinds liams, Washington Depot; Harrj Special R. D. 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport of Heman 0. Averlll, Judge. OR SALE Two good cows, one new miijch Power Horse at short notice. Division. Brown, South C. P. Williams F A. II ffilonrtie Clipping bury; William Curuss. Kaglmrn ill, New-- .. REPAIRED. OP WASHINGTON ss. Court South Britain f Perkins Bros., War-reD- ; A. H. FEBBY, Hopewell Dlst., DISTRICT Good .irsv'If'HWJ- - town, Conn. P. O., Route 25, Eethri. Jane 26, 1909. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen ANTED man for farm Special attention given to old fashioned Estate of J. Minor late of Washing- w liam A. Curtiss, Hill, Monroe. , Piano Clocks Taylor, field & Bagburn Tuning. ton, in said District, deceased. Craig, Stepney Depot. do well to over our to Stevens-Dur-ye- a You will look Max . E. New Preston. Said Court has limited and allowed six FORSALE-Au- runabout A. Grass, well known piano tuner MEEKER, Ct uionths from the date hereof for the creditors leather top, 'brass lamp, stock of of Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Stein-wa- y 830u & N. successor of said Estate to exhibit their claims to the WANTED ay family of six, four of etc.; first class order. CostSlOOO: price Wagons, Carriages, Harness, Kobss, Sons, Mfgr., Y., and Executrix whom are children, board for the sum sDotca-h- . 'Phone 1888-- Bridgeport. Ct. H. of late Fred Beyer, will be pleased to S iH2 Whips, etc., . Those who neglect to present their accounts, mer or furnishod rooms convenient to a A. Seaview Ave. attend ti your piano tuning. Orders I Sell Farms properly attested, within said time, will be place for meals. Address stating terms, Before purchasing elsewhere. may bo left at The Bee office, Newtown. debarred a recovery. M. B. C, Care of Newtown Bee, New- Will be in Newtown every month. And all kinds of reM estate. re- A. M. EBISCOE ft SON, 438 West Avenue. All persons indebted to said Estate are town, Conn. Bridgeport address, Give me a description of your farm or quested to make immediate payment to Sandy Hook, Conn. plaoe, and the terms and I do tho rest. Charlotte M. Newcomb. Executrix, VTOTICE They paid because they had to; JACOB BLCCK, Middle Gate Distrlet wanted because to f 138 Hallock Ave.. New Haven, Conn. they to pay they had And read You can a & Route 16, Newtown, Conn. For" more ask Amos Kox-bur- y STOP this: buy CRAFT LYON, particulars Tyrrell, usod, the Falls, Conn. nandsome upright piano, little OF REDDING, ss. Probate Court. instrument is A No. 1 in every respect Stepney, Conn. DISTRICT bar-ga'i- .. 1!H)9. as new. For sale at a and good FOR SALE One shingle mill, one planer, Estate of Patrick McDonald.lateof Redding, Address Opportunity, BEE OF- Practical Painters. lath saw, all in first class condition. in said district, deceased. FICE; Newtown, Conn. James H. Dodd. New Milford Conn. "Winana Our long service ard the fact of our The Court of Probate for the District King absolute- and al- using the best materials gives of Redding hath limited ly the best satisfaction. A trial will lowed six months from date hereof, for Segis." Auto Owners! Sale. convince you. We have a complete the creditors of said Estate to exhibit Look, For line of 1909 wall papers, mould- All their claims to the administrator. Those The best son of in Beginners and Chaufeurs! Master the 100 acclimated horses; also four car loads of etc.. which we will be to Styles King Segis Auto from the ings, pleased who neglect to presmt their accounts, Auto. Get Dyke's course of instruction, Western horses received direct show you at your convenience. We are Of whose nearest home. Road Fast Carriages and Wagons made properly attested, within said time, will New, England seven and study during your spare time at farms of Iowa, including Horses, well for the best work at work- in- and Draft equipoed at our factory: best material and best be debarred a recovery. All persons dams Free Auto buUon and instructive pamphlet. Pacers, Heavy Chunks Heavy prices to meet the times. our motto. Call and see us. debted to said estate are requested to officially tested average over Send for it tod ay. HOWARD S. HOYT. Horses, all fearless and guaranteed as repre- manship stake Immediate payment to 27lbs. butter in 7 days and over 30 Hickok Ave.. Bethel. Conn. sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, Administratrix both single and double. Heavy Bobs, Wagons, & Margaret McDonald, 80 lbs. milk a and whose TO BUV A two-hor- power; Wa.mnc anH Trucks. Har-- C. F CONGER, R. Hatch Estate of Patrick McDonald, deceased. of day, WANTED r.anoc Sons, in good serviceable condition and nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, We also Ridge, Conn. and . i ... Conn. Carriage Manufacturers, Redding Dam and Grandam sire's Dam fitted with automatic brake and speed gover- itid jr.: mou Botsford, nave second nana urnuuro aim riauus NEW FAIRFIELD, CONN. and Grandam have 30-da- y records nor, level tread preferred. Send particulars are as good as new. Give us a call. Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon MARKET PRICES for as to make condition and lowest cash price, of all kinds and General Paid that over 108 lbs Butter, and b. H. E. Repairing HIGHEST and Station average f. o. your station, !to Brendel, Mgr., The Sme,dley Co., We aim to olease our poultry 'at Roxbury View Farm. N. Blacksmithing. Wed- over 80 lbs milk a day. Lake Wisner, Orange County, 171 New Conn. customers. every Monday and Washington every Individually Y. Brewery St.. Haven, The Most Wonderful Dis nesday. Martin Greenblatt, Dealer In Cattle, he is as good as his breeding. Stock Eorse Clipping oy Power. 39 North Vine St.. Calves and Poultry for sale at all times. Write for terms SALE CHEAP 100 bu. corn and Si bu. No. of the Conn. FOR Telephone covery Age. of service to also wanted cattle to pasture. T. J. Notice. Cavanaugh, Sandy Hook. Conn. The Economy Fruit Jar, keep fruits, meat SALE 1 Dapple Gray Horse, 8 years FOE E. H. LAKE, 'opened the old Whitehead Black- and vegetables perfectly. No trouble to seal sound and all right, a good one, weight Having Noun-sanita- now pre- them. Wide mouth and easy to (ill. ry 1500. Price S250. Also have 16 colts and smith shop at Koxbur.v Center, am about Brookfield Center, Conn. General Job- For Sale. rubber Call and examine them want to sell a few of them. They are the pared to do Horseshoeing and rings. 985-1- 5. old customers at In 25 acres of house of and you will buy no other. breedy, speedy kind, some nice drivers, lages Telephone Ancelot 28,888. bing. Glad to see all my my good condition, land, L. P. PAYNE, 10 from 1 to 5 years. Also for service the black new stand. rooms, hay barn and outbuildings. What 201-- 5. Conn. Percheron Stallion Milton 41774, Sire Rene, Tel. Roxbury, am I offered. Apply Penfield & $15 The well bred, fast and handsome Craig, Dam Fanchette, both imported. J?erms F. B. Wakeman, to insure ifffoal. Owner of mare at time of sea- A. .- trotting Stallion will make the WANTES copy of Peck genealogy Stepney Depot, Conn., service responsible for fee- Mares bred at B. Peck. 1868. Route 11. Westport. Conn. tele- Kodaks! by Ira Address, stating owner's risk. For particulars write or son at H. 1029 West Main B. G. Conn. Tel. price, George Peck, phone Humphrey, Romford, St., Waterbury, Conn. 41-- 2, Washington Div. TOR SALE-- 60 acres. 9 room house, barns Nuttinghame Company ORENAUG FARM, fruit, water, timber, 2 miles from station, $1500; 1500 can remain if necessary. 50 other At Southbnry keep a full stock. It being our Conn. farms, 7 to 400 acres, buildings, fruit, water, Wanted business to use cameras, get expert advice of Woodbury, timber, all within 3 miles of the station; sev- FOR SALE. tooled. State wants. 10c Send for etc.. to W. H. BUCKING- eral stocked.l yoar Established 1885. "A Smoke pedigree, Brophey's Realty Exchange, 64 Grand street, HAM, Long Dlst. 'Phone 2; Local 'Phone Perfection Red Cedar Shingles, Danbury. Conn. We Male and Female ov- Supply Help 26-- or JOSEPH ATCHISON, Local Phone 16 and 18 inch length. Call and look them for 5c. before elsewhere. None better of All Kinds. 4. Conn. er purchasing POB SALE A Victor graphophone and Woodbury, what you MA HONEY'S STRAIGHT CIGAR, Hand no matter price pay. 18 records. Has cost me $77. Will sell Coachmen.Farm Help.Gardeners.etc. Ho- Clear Havana for $35. Henry Johnson, Box 68, Gay- tel Cooks. Waitress6s,Nurses,etc. Made. Guaranteed Filler, To Help, 5ii- - . old useless horses to mnnn. Broad 4 4 in. long. T?tsw3it ie -- tfi n ore-- - WANTED-- buy. lordsville, Conn. leaf wraoper. horses and cows re- in and $2.50.per and all dead B. & Co., Allen's Straight name, shape quality; moved free of Fred Daniels, 2367 Hawley Employment Bureau, box of 50 delivered. f Keeping constantly charge. Madison Ave., Bridgeport. Conn. Telephone - - - Conn. Telephone. St., 'Bridgeport. at is the key to 1811-- Stepney, J, P. MAH0NEY, Mfg., it (It successful advertls- - ! LONG HILL, CT, 4 ing. For Sale. Races Woodbury ryANTED-- A competent girl for general "WANTED A small farm In New Haven. H. W. Hale, Rhode Islond Red chicks for early delivery: uousewoi K. wuuu wages miu a guuu Fairfield or Litchfield Counties. State $15 per hundred or Si for 50. H. M. Greenman, July 10, home. Mrs L. R. Carter, 11 East Main St.. price and terms. I would consider a Cornwall Bridge, Or. Cold Springs Farms, Newtown, Conn. Route Saturday, Waterbury. Conn. terms 16. large farm 'f pries and are right. You cannot spurt much and The Would like stock and tools. Address Blacksmithing and Wagon At Calvin I. Hatch, Derby, Conn. win. A business career that Making. H. will PETER LYNCH, Elmhurst, West Side, Woodbury. For OR SALE-O- dd ox 6 years old. Holstein goes by fits and starts not Horse A Specialty. Service, P ffrade. weieht 1700. near Shoeing side, so well in the run Expert Horseshoer, BAND CONCERT. H. H. Pomeroy, Gaylordsville, Conn. Phone pay long We Are Here to Stay. The Stallion 5. Hill, Conn. 202-- New Milford Div. i as a business that follows a Long Races to Begin at 1.30. ?150 SALE Two choice cows and one heifer Carriage and Wagon repairing and General 2.16 Class, pace or trot. Purse 1OR course out for it and Blacksmith. Satisfaction in all work 2.22 class, Purse $100 due to calf. George L. Corbin, Brook-fiel- d. mapped Announcements of Merchants. pace. " Redding 2.30 or trot. Purse $100 Connf its advertis- class, pace keeps increasing Address all entries to ! at or near New-"tow- n, business Prince, T night, ing as the demands W. H. Buckingham, Sec, harness saddle. Finder please re- For Sale. turn to Beb Office and receive reward. it until the maximum is reach- Full Stock of Woodbury, Conn. Morgan and English sire. Four years old, weighs 1250. ed. There is a maximum for Drivlnff and work horses. C. B. Weed, Entries close July 6. 3R 8ALE 3 eeese and one gander nice, Conn. Service fee $10, when the mare also one bronze Kjuerida St., Bridgeport. Admission 50c. stock: gobbler: turkey a small business beyond which ' Best Groceries proves with foal. over 20 pounds, w. a. Kottierlord. lrl housework weighs WANTED-Ag- for general Route 2, Soutbbury, Conni it is not economy or policy to Lock Box l.i3. Danbury. Conn Tel F. E. ' SALE-Handso- me and lt. BROAS, XpOR bay truck horse, go. Brookline Chronicle. Girls Wanted. weight 1700. Sound, true and gentle, ab- POB SALE Two Keystone hay loaders, Tel. WASHINGTON. CONN. solutely faultless. Also one ld used one season; new and second hand colt (gelding) partly broken.and two two year General MoCormick mowers and hay rakes. Will We can always use bright girls old eolts. All well bred and brothers. W. H out. furnish be sold at low figure to close them who learn to run Crltteaton, Sherman, Conn. Our columns Charles Sanford, Valley View Farm, want to sewing the key to success- Merchandise Redding Ridge, Conn. machines. Steady employment at Carriage Painting For Service. ful advertising in work. b I a FOB SALE I have on hand a easy Attleasonable t community. Always on hand. and cut Deering mowing ma- " The Thoroughbred Registered Holsteln bull chine. There are none better. An go- Nichols Underwear Corpor- Prices. Sir Korndyke De Kol Pledge. Terms $1, at Tvr yr i ing out of the business and will sell at time of service. a good discount and I will give you a ation, JOHN MUENNICH, Prop., bargain. A. C Lake, Bethlehem, Conn. v 18-- NEW CONN. A. W.BASSETT, Hook WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn. Redding Ridge, Conn Tel 3 Woodbury. MILFORD, Sandy

i 10 THE NEWTOvN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY , 1900

1 The Newtown Bea Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909. S TT. Week of Washington. 2 July 12 to JOHN CARLSON INJURED. fl 17th An accident that came near being Horlous ociuri'fd on Monday night, Will Bo when John CurlKon Btarted to set off the evening display of fireworks for Fruit !ap rtomstnetrktitn utT Vun lngen. One piece be was i Week handling discharged Into his face, filling one aide with powder and in At Panbury'8 Greatest fc an eye. Dr Woraebe attended juring Store. ifc him and the next morning he was taken to the Presbyterian hospital la YALE SEAL PAINTS, in We.ll be rlad to see you, and our New York where he Is now resting O demonstrator will be glad to due you comfortably, mn mm nuw jou nun w preserve lorn f is made from the best and most lasting fl on the ar, Pears, Huani and other J9 Yale Seal Paint ri Vi'trutabh's and Fruit of every kind IT. combined with pure linseed oil and turpentine Miss Canute Gold has come to the1 wuu nie jur. lie mire ana pigments, O come and brill your friends. It'll Gunnery for the summer from her be worth your while. You'll find dryers nl here everrthinir needed In 1'nisnrv No matter what job may be, large or small, school duties in Fall River, Mass. your painting AMOS C. LAKE, J W In Suiiolli'K, Jura, Kettle. Rubouin, convinced Wax, etc. on using Yale Seal Paint, you will be as to its Raymond Bristol of New Haven tups. 1'raiUne, Scales, and high quality. Yale Seal Paint is made in both paste was a guest over the Fourth at C. E, The Genial Host at the Annual Bloss and 28 write for color card and liquid form, in white colors, Hoadley'g. July 5, at Bethlehem. Paul Farrand entertained a num- 43 price, 7 ber of his friends on Monday evening Danbury Hard-- g with a fine display of fireworks and a grhe big bonflro. ware Co., Mr and' Mrs Albert Gustafson of The Booth & Law Varnish Co., 1 249-2- 51 Main Church Street entertained a number St., NEW HAVEN, CONN. of their friends on Friday evening of Danbury. last week. Misses Agnes and Georgianna lr Scott and Miss Woodward have taken rooms for tue summer in Mr Ran- dall's cottage. The Holiday house was full of guests over the Fourth. fin " ,r Dr Turner will preach at the Con- r gregational church on Sunday next. The fireworks on the evening of Progressive the 5th could be seen from many places Master Burcnard Wetterau Farmers at the Depot had an especially fine 1 display. , , '7 k V Up-to-Da- te on a - Keep The principal of the High School tr , P has not yet been decided upon. Farm Mrs Serena Logan from New Hav- en is with her daughter, Mrs Walter DEA. N. L BLOSS, Bronson, for tne summer. Machines. and Clarence Hurlburt daughter Of Bethlehem, Only Living Son of the Late 111., on Mr and We have endeavored to meet the great advance in farm- from Galesville, called Charles Allen Bloss. Good Paint Savee Fourth. Money. ing methods and we now believe that you'll find on our floors Mrs Morehouse over the A. D. held That's Sell the largest and most complete stock of Modern Agricultural Conductor Wocdruff the Why I first of the Darn in the rear of a 5 Main Street, port have been with Albert Wheeler Implements in this section. We keep a large line of repairs meeting singing club, STATESMAN 100 per cent re- Town and will hold for a few days. Send for booklets and prices. last Tuesday evening. The next opposite the hall, barn-dan- to PurejPaint. hearsal will take place at 3.30 p. m., a real country Miss Helen Peck has returned on Friday afternoon. there in the near future, to her home in Hartford. Do You Anticipate Purchasing A New S. W. are at George Cotton has been in town which its frienas will be invited. The family of Smith for a short visit. The committee in charge, is planning their summer home, "Fairview Stone's ' The Abbott have taken one some unique features for the occa- Farm." Also Mr and Mrs G. Fessen-de- n VEHICLE or HARNESS family .62 White St, DANBURY, of the Ridge cottages again this sea- sion. and Mr Bunnell. This Summer? Remember We carry the largest stock of son. F. W. Wheeler has purchased a n MISS JANE TROWBRIDGE. of PLEASURE and BUSINESS VEHICLES and HARNESS Mrs Mairs from Irvington-on-the-Hudso- new Wood mowing machine Charles of In this section of New England., We can save you money over has opened her home. Miss Jane Trowbridge, one of Hawley Stepney. considered. cuts and Don't the lawn at B. Catalogue Houses, quality Send for prices. Ba'theli's oldest jesidents, died Satur-- 0 forget party A FINE S. the of 20. Bethel. .morning, at Jhe home of her Hurd's, evening July Rev Arthur Smith and family of opp. city nephew,' Myron Trowbridge, of v a urn i ai crtN Danbury and Henry H. Hawley of Hall, Conn. EXCELSIOR MINSTRELS MAKE brassy Plain Street. Miss Trow- Brookfleld were guests, this week, Express A HIT. bridge was the daughter of the late of Mr and Mrs John W. Waterbury James Trowbridge, and was the last Hardware, Paints, Garden Supplies. The Excelsior Minstrels gave an in East Village. of the generation of what was once Wagon A line of Summer Goods at Reasonable, Prices. entertainment in Nichols', Opera Mrs S. C. Cramer and daughter, Complete one of the largest and best Known house, Friday evening, for the bene- a few last week, GIVEN ! families of the town. The only re- Mary, spent days, AWAY fit of the Elmwood chapel fund. in New Haven with friends. maining relatives are nephews and There was a well filled house and Mr and Mrs H. J. Loru returned, nieces. The deceased was nearly 86 This is the audience was kept in a gaie of last after a few days' stay wagon very servic e , years of age. She had been in fail- Tuesday, laughter through the entire evening. N. able. Size 26x13, front an some time but at Niagara Falls and Albany, Y., success ing health for past, rear axles stron The affair was a great finan and report a very enjoyable trip. iron, good was confined to her bed only a few varnished. cially and otherwise. A temporary Mrs Mary A. Stacy has returned wheels, body weeks. The funeral services were Given stage and stage setting were provid from a week's with friends in for , held at the house on Monday after- stay ea ror tne entertainment. New York and a ias noon. Rev Warren Bowman of the City reports very 150 OZONE Trade Marks or ft were the work of Alfred Bevans and time. F. Methodist church officiatea. enjoyable Trade Marks and George Scott, showed great skiU and ingenuity. The Episcopal rectory is Tbeing 50 Cents. When the curtain arose it showed Rev James P. Fancon, rector of St newly painted. Stiles and Homer Sent by Express, char ges paid by r the members of the sealed on ceiver. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director, troupe Mark's church of New York City, has Clark have the contract. the deck of a an i I W. ship 'Japt been the guest of Rev rienry Mac- The foundation for H. J. Lord's CONN. Andrews in full uniform Ozone Works, WOODBURY, it t'u beth at St Tnomas' rectory. nandsome new residence is completed Soap wheel steering and incidentally act- and work on the house will be 365 Housatonic Avenue, TELEPHONES: Long Distance 2, Local 87-- 2. Mrs H. A. Archer of Hackensack, begun as interlocutor. Tho end men, ing N. J., and Miss xvatherine Burr of at once Bridgeport, Con A. E. Bevans and Geo" Barnum, nasbrouk, N. J., are the guests o" Dr Lillie E. Beers of Chicago, In., made of fun witii their The of the Casket is the of the funeral, plenty joites. Mr and Mrs M. A. Gilbert, on Henry has been spending several days here, price price which cracked at the A with me. they expense Street. the guest' of Mrs Dr E. M. Beardsley. of in tho audience. Thes many Mrs W. B. iuastman and two sons Dr caused Burlbon's Veterinary great merriment, especially of New Milford Miss Elsie Moore of when a good hit was made. The oth- Bethleheifc. Hospital, Caskets From $50 Up. Bridgeport, U. Frickel of Newark, N. er colored men, sir In number, sans H. H. Burlison, D. V. J., aVd A. J. Lemmon of Brooklyn, N. THE ANNUAL FLOSS PICNIC. S., DUD, popular songs. They were Frank Cor. Arctic & Knowlton IStrdfil, What goes Free with the above prices are the following: Y., were guests at the home of Mr The annual Bloss picnic was held at the Harold Hollis J. W. residence cf A. C. Lake. July 5. when the BEIDGEPORT. Hue, Hue, Elzea, Plain Bloss and Mrs William Ohler, Grassy descendants of the late Charles Allen Professional Hearse $10.00 Arthur and Earl and their friends to the number of about 40 Attendance at all Hours, Day 1 Mulvihill, Tope and Embalming 8.00 to $ 0.00 Street, over the Fourth. were trathered about the table spread on the Night. 10.00 Johnson. After the musical part of laden with all the the The Boarding of Dogs A.) Specialty. Burial Robe, 5.00 to About 13 ladies of St Thomas' par- lawn, good things Telephone. Outside Box 5.00 the program the Riley Brothers, two ladles of Bethlehem are so 'famous tor pre- ish spent last Wednesday in Lime paring. N. L. Bloss is 'the only one of the 3.00 small colored Charles Bloss liv- Candelabra, lads, in natty suits, of Mrs W. children of the late Allen 2.00 Rock, the guests George ing. Grandchildren and great grandchildren Crepe, gave a good exhibition of singing Six Pair Gloves, 1.50 Griffith, wife of the former rector were among those present and from out of and dancing. The banjo solo by Mrs town wert. Mrs Thomas Stowe of Milford, B. Shaving, 2.00 of the parish. S. Johnson and family of New Haven, Mr and F. N. Van of New Miss Wanted. Candles, 3.00 Barrell and singing by Miss Morrell of Stafford Mrs Benjamin Haven, Jean 50c 3 1.50 Theodcre Crltenden of Waterbury and Mrs Joel H. Chairs at doz., doz., Alice Hobby of Maryland were most Atwood of Watertown. 5.00 Springs has been the guest of friends and children Lady Attendant pleasing, hollis gave a droll Machine juizea in town. C. V. Case and fimily of Derby came up to Sewing Operators $53.00 monologue and he and his brother N. w. Flower f. Sunday, in their auto. Robert A. Lake was down from Torrlngton on all branches of corset work. gave a fine exhibition of dancing. over the r ourtb. Children's in proportion. No charge for removing remains took load to New machines, Cases, prices Robert Fox gave a violjn solo in an J. H. Allen a four horse high grade from Waterbury Hospital Unexcelled service and best grade of furnishings are Monroe. Oufl.Ksanaur. Monday evening. excellent manner and Prof Weiss of Miss Ada Evans of Watertown is spending work and highest wages Ap- guaranteed. Calls promptly answered night or day. New York a few days at J. Hunts. to Parlor and Show Room on Main Street, Woodbury. delighted the audience A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Mr Post and family have moved into J. P. ply Meadow house. ( with his cornet solo. Prof. Weiss Stevens' Long fti Dr E. M. will on MMMMMMMMMMMWM'MWWiwii ii in win lis a cornetist in one of the New Mrs Beardsley The Warner Brothers Co., next 12, celebrate her York Churches and certainly was one Monday, July New Preston. Bridgeport,' Ct 84th anniversary. There - of the best players ever heard in birthday will be no formal reception but the Mr Editor: The organization known as Bethel. The program was closed by tho Now Preston Rook Clnh wish tn state latch string will be out and she will a mixed comedy act, given by A. E. through The Bee that they have placed from 3 to 5 D. m.. commencing Rarnrdav. be to have all her many friends .1 l 1 ,."- -. 1 I 185 185 Bevans and J. Mulvihill, in which glad Uieir DOOKS ill uic reauins ruum lur puuuc July 10, until further notice. Augusta see her. Mrs re- that it be first r.. wiairman com- Main Street. Main Street. Mr Bevans showed his skill as an call and Beardsley circulation hoping may the wrning, Ladies library faculties to a wonderful toward a public library in connection mittee. . artist. Mr Mulvihill while Mr tains all her step Login's sang with the reading room. The club realizes and she will have a hearty bevans sketched a song of The Old degree that it is a small beginning for so large a welcome for all who call to see her. Garments Farmhouse. The accompanists of nmsnert but from small Dretensions large Children Cry Danbury's Fashionable Shop for Ladies' Outer follow. Therefore Cora-stoc- results times all FOR FLETCHER'S the evening were Miss Estelle k is many Elmer Wakelee of Toronto interested note that books may be ob- and Prof Weiss. During the spending his vacation with his tained every Wednesday end .Saturday home was sold CASTOR! A We Have evening made candy mother, Mrs Marshall Beach. by several young ladies from a Mr and Mrs Frank Wells of Hart- prettily decorated booth at the head ford arrived at Mrs Hazard's, Satur- t) of entrance booth the stairs, lne day, and left for their home on Mon- SUMNER Ladies' and Misses Outer was trimmed with crimson rambler COOLERS, day evening. Stable roses and was the work of Miss Kate D. M. Burr has entertained Sheets, La Robes, Mrs Harness Garments Judd. for a few days for and Mm Harvey of Every Description. and Mrs Smith of Bridge- DANCE. Warner is to have look them over, Call A GEJfjJIXE BARN W. W. Stevens & And all we want you port. , Co., A. visited 16 Coon. and see us, even if you don't purchase. Through the courtesy of Dr E. Dr LHa Beers of Chicago Whitest., DMbury, arber, the Bethel Grange has been friends In town. f Harness Repaired. tendered the use of his large unused Mr ana Mrs S. Burton of Bridge-- ssss 11 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY JULY 0, 1903.

GROOMING COUNTS No. 1 Brownie Camera. Cut It cannot mk Fair Skin crs Olo.y tout. Pimple in conntructloni and operation Woman with good IsSMAK cuHihm but a trill tliU little ramurs cannot Milford. eomi'luxious TtaiKU to.t- -lt take, good New the P"" Notwithstanding lt low oV to touwly. Creams, Brownie unUurgou.tli rmrular, tliorougu lotfous, washes and Kodak Iiihuul'Uoii. . TOWN AKD VILLAGE. COMMENT. wwerw ltn powdurs cannot muks Theeamwratawui! mad, a fair sUn. dim iioallty Imitation I'iIm'F. and ha Every nlckuU llm on U p hnrsomim knows that nttlng. la - give the aeon qf vltw, or a Brown Inj- the satin tout of Lis IdutauuauluJ may be provldi-- fur a ur thoroughbred eomes

C"AlturM be made with V of any sort may it'r i.re ? month nt V. from tin animal's both aliuU'tim time GAiLORDSVlLLE. pains theUrowiile, m1 'ulUrlthfcondiUon. Hill's. C, A. passed Sun SXUOKUH). Mr and Mrs Horace Hatch and lit- Trowbridge l et the horse got and Amateur tle son the Fourth In Canaan, es3day and the Fourth In town. 'oHhlifoe4"asdIis All Sizes of Cameras spent - - coat turns dulL Cur Supplies. Miss Marlon Underbill and Miss Mi and Mr- Vllllam R. Vai.l;ii- Photographic IrasUIni aud rubblna will civs from n !.! n In the rylnj, Mary Paine have returned paw'rK Liiu cli'un coat, but cannot produce A News Item , Schenectady, N. Y., where they have Herfhlri's. the ciivt'ted iinnotuwi aud glow ot . n That ahould IntnrHt you la what we have to Mr Mrs A. V. Poelmi are ils.t-i- the which is his com . been friends. id how's shin, nay about our J.cwtdi-y- It la Kliort and to the P. M. CASSEDY, voting ilvxion. The UUiesvi'Ul see tho IwNi Mrs Helen Roraback Is with Mr fi'itnds In Nw lersey. point. point the Jnwtdry at tha lowest price, " coumatlble with high cla good. Vi-lV- r t SO NEW MlfiFOKD, CONK. and Mrs E. Hatch. B. av.iiworili 1'Oiigt.r a On I'hotoHunplleal canaave you 25 to POSTOFFICB BUHDESO, cent on and Host Cards. ade 11 1'slcln calf of a in Lane's per. dcvWopliif papers Quite a number of young people Mi g pmlv Family Try Cyko or Argo l'apera. lt'a the best, are at their homes for the summer lCiHii.ii, which .i.iiit liu visited ni. Medicine vacation. Fihtoy last. Is th lest proparatlon for lidlfs who Mr Mrs and M .n J Ms t''i!irlos Miller ni'd W and George Brague dinire a g"u.lo luiativo ncCiviue that .M Miss Bessie Dodd were at J. Flynn's daiigi'tcr of i'orrliiRton were tncsts will give the body perfect cleimlint'sa M.WHill, il. Fourth. over M e Four"! of A'i and Mm W. Internally and tie v';olcsomenens Bank New Milford. ow thnt suih skins St., A from attenled U. l.ea veil woi ill. proiluccs number this place love to cony. Mr and Mrs Louis Richmond and the exercises heid in Sherman Con- We Offer tor Sale THE PEERLESS last. Walter H. Fenn spent the Fourth gregational church on Saturday the incomparable Miss Gladys Hall passed Sunday wlih Mr and Mrs Andrew Bradley in Suction Cleaner. Danbury. THE DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE. In Kent. , Beckwlth Round Oaks, A number of young people gave A. II. Jennings of New York was ' Cleans without raising any dust, Carpets, Rugs, Parquet Robert Dakin a surprise, on Friday In town on Friday last. What It Hopes to Accomplish. Beckwith Air Tight Wood - Mrs TiMnnrintr Curtains, Walls, Draperies, Tufted Furniture, Mat- evening of last week.it being hls21st A. A. Anderson, Mr and J. A. Heaters, Mr and Mrs Frederick An- X tresses, Oilcloths, Clothing, etc. birthday. Games were played, after Anderson, In a very good article, on page 511 which sandwiches and cane were derson and Mr and Mrs F. A. Ander- entitle' "A Statement of the MIIk Stamford and ttic of Using A v Avoid Drudiery Sweeping Day by served. son were guests over the Fourth of Problem," and signed H. B. Betts, Round Chief Ranges. Peerless Cleaner. Come in and See It Miss Val Burkalow It & gueBt at Mr and Mrs Peter Anderson. the writer says: "The farmers have the parsonage. Lawrence Camp passed the Fourth no one to organize them so they can Albert If. McMahon Frederick Brague, after an illness with friends in RIdgefleld. stand up for their I do not rights." Bridge Street, New Millor d of 2 week--- , is able to be out of doors Miss Mamie Graff, who has been know where Mr Betts is located, but Frank E.Soule, & again. head milliner for the C. H. Booth for his information there is an or- Bents Collected Telephone Connection RlnrLr Rank Street. New Milford. Mr and Mrs Fred Male and two Bentley Co., finished her work on ganization, well unuer way, called .i. illlMvratLttll wawat t Estates Cared For children are at E. H. Minehardfs for Sunday and returned to her home at the Dairymen's League, and farmers Pa. a few days' sojourn. Lancaster, about New York City whose milk Before purchasing Real Estate, cafl on Merritl W. Hill, the genial Jewel- goes to that market are fast forming FRUITS. -- A SUCCESS IN SMALL er, paid a visit to Lake Waramaug, branches of the league. The pros- PHINEAS E. CLARK B. B. Booth of Second Hill has raised a Tuesday. pectus can be obtained from Albert THE ONLST Daniel of West fine crop of strawberries, this year.. From Smith Manning, secretary, Otisville, N. Y. LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, Cornwall was on N.-- a half acre he has sold 3000 baskets, town, Tuesday. His advertiiement is in The R. 21 South Main St., New Milford, CL. At RIDDIFORD'S, which have found a ready market In Dan-bu- ry Dr Robinson of West Cornwall In order to become a member of this Who will only charge you one New Milford. and New Milford.' J. B. Cox, G. B. paid a visit to New Milford in his league, the dairy farmer signs his 19 Bank Street, Commission. Schiappacasse, C I Leach and Noble auto, Tuesday. name and the number of cows in his Booth in New Milford have handled his herd, at the expense of 25 cents per Can the Farms and Couutry Homes a Specialty. Is the Only Plae You Biiy berries. Next year he plans to raise an Weston. cow, 10 cents at the time of signing 6 cent. Bonds. acre and a half of strawberries, and the remain when the various Guaranteed per EDVvaRD W. BRADLEY. jer BEND WATCH. branches have enough cows pledged SOUTH CHESTNUT LAND. 7 Edwad VV. Bradley, a former resi- to assure them tne control of the Louis Schwensen and H. Erfcson and It Is an Extra Good Watch for Time. George dent here, was found dead in his bed New York milk market. The league Painting and are at Oscar Johnson's family staying at the Haviland House, in South will then enable the farmer to make of Chestnut Land and expect to mwe it Papering." Norwaik, of which he was proprietor, his price for tne milk he produces, that needs their summer home. cost of If you have any Watches, Clocks or Jewelry jr on t morning of last week. Mr Erad-e- y according to its value and the A fine line of WALL PAPER. Mr and Mrs Mc Conaghie were iiown, was ( S years of a son of ihe production, giving him a fair return age, H. S. COUCH, REPAIRING, Tuesday of last week. f late Benjamin Bradley of this place, for his labor and sufficient income to Merryall Dist., NEW MILFORD. G. C. Bristol is his rural fifee de where he resided until nh.mt make needed improvements and in- and will be done making far Tel.Hl-1- 4. Bring it to us it light in- livery trip around with his automobile. years ago, when he leased the Havi- crease his business if he chooses, of the fixed Mrs Fred Anderson and children of land House, which he has since con- stead accepting price ducted. is the company which Duys his milk Bridgeport are home for a week's stay He survived by one by Edward P. Martin The Jeweler. Mrs C. and which is richer on its RIDDIFORD, with her parents, ,M.r. and. .Mrs. daughter, Homer Godfrey of getting Pjp5iAn be- ' Brii'geprrt and two brothers, Ti-w- share of the profits and the share PLUMBING ar.d derson. 4 iv well. The Clerk Arthur C. the p!a.'-an- longing to the farmer as JIEATLVG Peter Anderson has improved his resi Bindley .f Jopopli T, of league will be prepared to take care dence by a large addition built on the Eradley export. All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work of the surplus that these same com- rear. 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD, CT. Woiwalk frens ww entertained panies cannot make profit out of that Charles E. at the Tel No 140. , Erickson, engineer over the Fourth by Mrs Ephraim also. Sl'ortsightedness and too easy Hotel Astor in New York, is two Black passing Fitch of Godfrey Street. going methods of doing business on weeks at his home here. A Blotched Complexion Dr Frank Gorham attended the he p:rt of the farmer have brought Motor Cars. Yale commencement in New Haven about the present state of affairs; Or the presence of any skin eruption Is nn-- SECOND HILL. siKUbiy always, oub bLab is uuii mo wuniii. v eel:. infiteac". of fault, mi i.. ui 1.. . ( therefore, Hiding j. lie nurab i biiai iuc uiuuu isuub ui uruer uu A line of 4(Mn. wheel cars. Not ht complete Mrs William Johnson has been a suffer re- unless proper precautions are taken some- too high, not too low. Eauipped with !the MisjfEdith Gilbert is spending a with the several companies who throat. Dr thing serious may follow. best Solid Subber Tires money can buy. er with a quinsy sore George few weeks fn Itl ceive let us rather com- INo rne lgefie'd. the milk, punctures, trouble or expense, air E. Staub attended her. A D. & Blood Mixture Cooling System does the business without Miss Ethel Salmon, who has been mend tnem fcr their keen foresight one additional ' ' Rids blood ot imnurities. No will part. Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee and,Miss inVVfeft- - the of the remedy They are Hill Climbers and are reliable. atteruing Alleghany college and business ability, proof do It Quicker than this one. Few will do H;is to to care for. A doz- a, Easy operate. Easy Hazel H. Smith, were guests at dinner, rn I'ennsyl-ani- is home for the which is so evident. Now well, iriceti. en styles to choose from. Let me send you plainly and Prices. Telephone 152-- Friday, of Mr and Mrs B. B. Booth. bunu't-r- . have facilities Catalog that these companies Albert Evitts, Druggist, G. C. Robert has raised two Mrs Adele Andrews of New le to care lor and dispose of the BRISTOL, hungerford hanO'.e, NEW MILFORD ' Telephone 33, NEW CONN. acres of strawberries, this year. has been the guest of her sis- milk to the best atvantage, MODEL 112. MILFOED, possible Seven Italians have done the picking. ter. M:s Morris Perry. hrre is every reason why they 1 I He has market eu between 12,000 and George Fix is entertaining his snould continue to do so, provided Geraniums Salvias ! 13,000 quarts. The intense warm nephew, Master Andrews ot South they buy it as they buy everything Verbenas weather has been rather unfavorable Norwaik. else use, at the asked by of they price Tomato, Cabbage and Cauliflower Change for the strawberry growers, crowd- Airs Martin Rowland has been the the producer tne same as the farm- Plants. market at times. ruest of friends. his cows, Location. Superior Toilet ing the Bridgeport er buys his cans, nis feed, Fred C. New Milford Mrs Piattie Coley has returned etc. The milk cannot Hoyt, ' companies MORRIS LIST, Articles MRS EDWIN B. STONE. from a visit in Norwaik. exist without milk, and, while they Mrs Emma J. Stone, wife of Edwin Mrs Lyman Beers and Miss Ethel will struggle and fignt to hold the WENDT, (Jrentlemen's Tailor, Ridge-ficl- d B. Stone of Park Lane, died on Mon- Beers have been guests of advantage of the present arrange- Block Railroad Has Moved from the Golden 55 She was a friends. ment, will still buy the milk Watchmaker Street, to Be It lotions for face or hands, hair day, aged years. daugh- they Rooms over Brown's Shoe Store, preparations, tooth goods, brushes or ter of Lorin Stone of Roxbury. She Mrs W. J. Sherman and Mrs and have more respect for the far- and other toilet necessity or accessory, we Doty are entertaining a mers who came forward and claimed Bank Street, New Milford, can supply you. is survived Dy her husband and five Stephen Optometometrist, Always the best goods found here number of boarders. Edwin B. Stone, Jr., Clar- city their right tc conduct their affairs Cor. and Main Sts.. NEW MILFORD a' fine line ef and always the most complete lines al- children, Bank Where he Is showing Spring Master Samuel Fitch has returned basis. I be- Summer patterns of sittings. ways the newest goods ence C. Stone, Miss Ruby Stone, Ben- on a proper business If there is anything needed that we to his home in Wilton, after a few who knows about do not happen to have, tell us and we jamin H. Stone ana Miss Dorothy lieve every farmer It will gladly get for you. Stone. The funeral took place on weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs Thom- the league should pass the news Patchwork Puzzles afternoon, Rev George as Trnadwell. along, that those who are not en- Wednesday sale or to at Evitts' Di- some of the For rent Drue H. Johnson officiating. Funeral lightened may invite Store. Exchanges supplies. Can rectors P. G. Bennett & Son nad the Plattsvffle. men wno go out from day to day be obtained In Washington at J. I. W. N. Noble, West's. arrangements in charge. sreak ng for the league and organ- M. HOYDEN'S HILL. W. H. FENN, G.Stone, izing branches to come and meet DRUGGbT, " Residence Poplar Street. New Milford. CARPENTER and BUILDER.. P. M. Cassedy is passing a few Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards of with them, thus keeping the good Bank Street, New Milford. weeks with relatives at Lake Carey, Stratfield were recent Of her wcrk movirg m. The faster the farm- NEW MILFOED. guests ChubchSt.. tne or- Telephone 98. Pa. parents, Mr and Mrs S. H. Wisner. ers come in, the sooner Home. 114-- 2. Shop, Telephone Connections: Miss Florence Hawley is passing Sherwood Wakeman of null's ganization can carry out its plans. ! 5. enthusiastic Horses the month of July with a school Farms tooK dinner with E. B. Sher- There are bright, able, friend in New Rochelle, N. Y. wood, Friday, and attended the men'rVady to go wnerever called, their Mrs Heritage has moved from' funeral of Abbie Wakeman. men who have made this matter a A STATEMENT OF THE MILK so theyvcan stand up for rights. Poplar street to South avenue. Miss Mabe, McLeod of Bridgeport study, and persevered under diff- Horses! PROBLEM. The Borden's price for this Summer Miss Fannie Pierce of Roxbury has visited her cousin, Miss Daisy iculties, worked steadily on in spite averages about two and three-quart- er of Mrs Ed- of criti- New-Yorke- was the guest, last week, Knapp. lukewarmness, opposition, In Rural r. Sale cents per quart for tlx months, win Evitts. Miss Mabel Snerwcod went to cism. Let them see some fruit from Big Auction to Rural and about four cent? last Winter his hand- and incite them to fur- I am a subscriber the Levi P. Giddings drove Rockaway Beach, Tuesday, and was their labors, at 2 F. M., Rain or Shine influ- Saturday New-York- er because I found It was and these prices mo.e or less, some new Knox car to town, Tues- present at the graduating exercises ther activity by your ready help. said working fo the interests of the ence the New York Milk Exchange day, .vlr Giddings and chauffeur of one of the schools there. What farmer will wish to have it 35 Good Second Hand the farmer. The farmers furnishing milk prices. In prices in Connecticut, went o Springfield, Mass., after the Mrs Mary Osborne, who returned "well, he knew he would have Horses was easier to to the New York markets hardly get Rhode Island and Massachusetts, car, Saturday to New Jersey with her aunt, jfvas benefit anyway, and it will be all sold for the for milk: Even where farmers are organized, they ilie families In the vi- while what others had sown." Rather Right out of work that a living price their Several of taken sick, at the latter's reap high dollar, no matter what they biing. We with the of feed Ihe Bor- are getting four and one-ha- lf cents cinity of Terrace Place enjoyed a home. let him put his shoulder to the wheel have a few green horses that are acclimated high price and well broke and ready to go to work. We den company cut their milk one-ha- lf detht months and three and one-ha- lf picnic on the afternon of the Pthj and push with the rest. The league will close them out One of the Hamilton West week for two be- for four morfths, the dealers banks a fact in Brothers will start this cent last Winter from the Winter opnts near Feber Kn"bloe's, on the is not a theory but places car loads of the best that grow In their class. one-four- th in fore, and this Summer gathering the milk. When they take of the Ilousatouic. failures and correct them. This is where its plans have been put Wagons, Harness, Summer Blankets, Whips y have to sell in the Summer. None of the the milk to the dealers the tamers D. was at Ancram very brought out in an article Not should the farm- Bring in anything you cent from last Charles Pulver clearly operation. only leading Horse Mart of Connecticut. farmers have heard anything about get one-ha- lf cent more. How can the Lead Mines, N. Y., on Friday, t.--) at- in the R. N.-Y- ., page 511, entitled er awake to the need of such an or their cutting their selling price in farmers have buildings for tend the funeral of an urn le. .ViPiam "The City Man on a Farm," by G. S. ganization, but also to the knowl- Hamilton Bros., The Borden's price cur- their sipck and make a living, not to H. Pulver. He was 76 Tears old and Powell. Some one has said, "Any edge that the sooner he begins to anything. The Horse M art of Conn. wholesale price on'milk in a say anything about something for a is survived a widow. fool can be a farmer," but I tell you conduct his business on the same Leading tails the by T48 Water the DeooU. York or Street, Opposite good many places, independent of the "rainy da"at New milkprices? thailes Duncan, Myron T'atchen, nay! Many farmers have allowed lines as the merchant, the lawyer, the"Borden company; gives the deal- Perhaps a few can, but most of us C. D. Pulver sod Hubm Thomas aU themselves to be made fools, but to any other business man, keeping ac Bridgeport. ers an excuse to get their milk cheap- cannot The exactions of city health tended a ball game in Dauimry. Mon- be a farmer In the truest sense of counts from day to day under a regu Telephone H3B-- 4. boards .are to H. word M. B. sooner be- er and Increase their profits. The adding expenses. day, going down In Mr Thomas' car. the takes brains." H., lar system, so much he 163 and 184 George St farmers have no one to organize them B. Betta. ' Mrs C A. Trowbridge and diufh.-- . In Rural New-Yorke- r. gins to discover nis mistakes and NEW HATES. 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FiHDAY. JUU st 1009.

The Newtown Bea Often The Kidneys Aro

i Newtown, Friday, July 2, 1009. Weakened by Oner-Wor- k. If You WAHAMAJXER'S Unbcaltbj Kidneys Hake Impure Blood, Artesian Southburv. Ths Store that Stands FCiir-Squar- e Weak nnd unhealthy kidneys are re Wish sponsible tor iimcu sickness anil millering, BRIEF LOCAL MENTIOX. . To Breeze that Blows mcrciuic, ii Kiuiicy Wells Every W. J, Miller of Oxford moven Into trouble it permitted to To save back continue, serious re- yotir ICuiucst Stowe'u place on Hull's Hill, and have with- mits are most likely your corn planted The only store In the world with so many windows for light and lust week. to follow. Yourotber out any mistakes, use one of the And Water Supply air, and with eiyht sides open to the wind. Even the Basement ex- j nonius niiKcnou purcnasea a organs may need at- American Standard Hand Corn Water-bur- tention, but kid- tends to the streets on four sides with on a'.l end the flm new horse of parties, your Planters; cost something:, but openings sides, most, because they For Cities and Towns, Breweriw last week. ney! they save time and lots of hard temperature there by the thermometer is less than on the upper floors, they do most and Manufactories, Cemeteries. J. E. Murphy and family have should have attention work. with the sun on them. Farms, Residences. beating moved to Waterbury. first. Therefore, when Mrs M. E. Olnmteud hits had the your kidneys are weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your en- about her very horns The' NEW BRIDGE OF PROGRESS ground pleasant tire body is affected end how every organ all nicely graded and a walk and seems to fail to do its duty. If are sick or " feci The directly connects the Second and Third floors of both buildings, and drive nicely laid out. Mis Olmntead you badly," begin now has one of iho most attractive taking tlie great Kiciney remedy, Dr. two broad Tunnels connect the Basements, into which fresh, cool, pu- Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t. A trial will con- Sherwin-Willia- ms places in town. rified air is vince you of its great merit. constantly being pumped. Mr and Mrs Ole Olsen entertained The mild and immediate effect of Please is a Store where come to Swamp-Roo- t, Paints remember this Family people their niece and nephew from New the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It Great care is taken to keep full stocks of TRUST- York, last week. get everything. stands the highest because its remarkable Mr Mrs Cost more than some others but WORTHY MERCHANDISE rather than the "catch the eye," and Henry Johnson of health restoring properties have been in thousands of most distress- cover more surface and last " more articles that are of less in- Hull's Hill nejoyed a day fishing at proven the they showy things," easily sold, cheap cases. If medicine the Jackson place on the Housatonlc ing you need a you much longer. That's the kind to trinsic value. sboum nave tne oest. last and a use. river, Friday, captured Sold by druggists iu Not only is Wanamaker's one of the most interesting "sights of fine lot of fish. fifty-ce- and one-doll- New York City," and a cool, pleasant, entertaining place for visitors H. R. Stone has been brightening sizes. You may I MMIUSl'lHMHaaa Test Boring; and Core Drill Pros have a sample bottle for for Dam, to the day but it is a CONVENIENT, COMFORTABLE, his house with a new coat of paint. pectlng Minerala.Testing spend by mail free, also a Building and Bridge Pier Foundations, The olu route from South-bur- y Tile SATISFYING STORE, where seasonable merchandise of every sort is stage et teuing you Hardware & Shafts for Elevators and any. other to Woodbury, which has been ow to find out if you have kidnev or shown in most attractive variety, at satisfactory prices. practical purpose. in existence longer than the oldest bladder trouble. Mention this paper to Dr. Supply Co., lnhabitane of the town can remem- when writing Kilmer & Co., Drilled Wells, Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mis- 1215 Main ber, is now a matter of St., Wanamaker's Is a Great Contributor past history, take, but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, Driven Wells, the stage being run for the last time and don't let a dealer 6ell you Bridgeport, Conn., Test To Summer Comfort in of Swamp-Roo- t if Borings Shoppers1 to carry the mill on something place a Wednesday, do will be (Exact Samples) June 30, and now all mail for Wood- you you disappointed. Have all of the shove; also Lawn It is difficult to how many degrees this store, with Any Pumping System Supplied. compute by bury goes to Wateroury and from Swings and Hardware of all kinds. Wind Mills. Hot Air its pleasant service and seasonable merchandise, reduces the aggre- there to Woodbury by You want the goods, we want the TanksPumps. trolley. Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, in hot weather. Southbury street scem3 like another money gate temperature Erookiield. j Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. since Things that people want, shown so as to suggest themselves, place the opening of the Wood- bury trolley. FINE CROPS. with least thought and worry, under the most favorable conditions as George Brewer, since th closing S. and air of store in New York, make the twin as W. Geddes' crops show that he C. L. to light any buildings of route to Grant,' the mail Woodbury irom is a practical farmer and understands and helpful as they are comfortable. interesting the station here, has started an ex- his vocation. His fielas of tobacco service with of 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn. This continues, superb provision press route from Southbury station are the most forward and look the to The "Champion Summer Goods for and people who come to Woodbury and began business on best of any the writer has seen in town for !' a good day's shopping." Thursday, July 1, making trips town. He has completed hoeing his week $5 Remember that WANAMAKER'S is every day. corn for the last time and it is Suit for Boys, Roxbury Announcements. Mrs Wakelee of White George Oak, looking fine. His fields of rye and who been for Is made to has ill a few weeks and wheat are the envy of all who see give under the doctor's is now extra service The Easiest Store to Get To care, gain- them. An old gentleman who was long Yore under the hardest Do You Most Comfortable Store in the World ing slowly. calling at his place said on seeing The As there is not now han as much - usage to wear the wheat and rye: "I never sawany- want a nice hammock for the sum- as and save To In travel formerly anyone wishing liKe tnat Detore." The money mer, call and see our stock, the price and Shop ming rye will The 1775 cof- to go from to and quality suit you. brand of Southbury Woodbury stands over six feet high. mending. fee is sure to please you, buy a pound and The stocks of Summer Apparel are kept full and are punctu- must either hire a team or go by Only the tough' you will want more. Fresh vegetables and Earle Malcolm Taber of this town fruit arrive every day. In boots, est fabrics are us- Fverythlng ated with the best special offerings that appear on the market. cars to Waterbury and then by was a member of the shoes and general merchandise. WH graduating all trolley to Woodbury. Cannot the of ed; seams are Most comfortable Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Boys. class , the Newtown High School be to con- double-sew- n with Shirt-wais- trolley company persuaded which on Allen Cool Suits, Dresses, ts and Undergarments for Women, graduated Friday night, linen thread and Joyce, tinue their line down through June 25, at the Town hall in New- Eoxbury Station, Conn Girls and Children with many decided price advantages. stout linen Southbury street? town,1 and was valedictorian of his taped; Comfortable for the Home : Garden Mr Mrs resist Furnishings Refrigerators, and George A. Shelton class. Mr and Mrs Charles W. Taber, stays strains; A No 1 have double H. E. Hose, Hammocks everything is here, at its best, and most fairly have had an road built at Mr and Mrs Arthur Mansfield, Mr pants GARLICK, their own north of the seat and knees. priced. expense just H. C. Martin, Misses Mary Bateman, Veterinary, row of trees in front of house Handsome'dou-le-breaste- d KOXBtJKY.CONN send or call their Miriam Smith, Catherine Murphy, When it doesn't suit you to come, a letter, 5. are now suitsv Long Distance Telephone 208-- and asking the town to Annie Murphy and Samuel Taber " Gramercy 6900," and we'll fill your order quickly and well. in medium and P. S.: Any one wishing to communicate with close the road which was 4. just south jEexa-AJtjon- - Brookfield me over Local Telephone Call those irom darl of the row of trees, so that they can who attended the exercises. mixtures, sizes 7 to 16, $5. have a fine wide lawn in front of Louis O. Smith, who has been at Let your boy test JOHN WANAMAKER their place. When the road is closed work in Great Barrington, Mass., is Cemetery and Memorial Work. and the Jawn , a Champion Suit. Formerly Broadway, Fourth Ave. all nicely graded it will now at home with his Mr parents, - Co. New York to Tenth Street looks Clothes, hats, .shoe- and fur A. T. Stewart 6 Eighth greatly improve the of the and Mrs A. B. Smith, and is working aishings for boys of all ages. Dlace and of the street also. in Newtown on the new bank Mrs A. J. Stowe who has been Hughes & Chapman, spending a few days in Hartford John Carlson of Newtown was a with her Mrs R. S. Successor to ChaS. J. daughter, Grey, guest, Sunday, of Cs E. Beers. Hughes, returned home, this week. Mrs Henry Osborne and family of the months a Kodak is almost a neces- Grey and children returned to South- have the house be- During Spring Bridgeport opened Outfitters to Men, Women and Children We sizes bury with her for a few weeks stay to his brother, Os- sity. have all and prices. longing Stephen Northwest Cornet -- here with kr and Mrs C. J. Hedden. Fresh Films. uorne, north of the Center, where Ialn Street and Fairfield Aeum Rev Mr Winters, the pastor of the summer. they will spend the Bridgeport, Conn. Hayes & Betts, Congregational church, hrs moved The children of Mr and Mrs J. W, his family here from New' Haven Warren been of 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. have victims the iSSVSSSSSSNevevi and is now nicely settled at the par- measles. - ' sonage. rror H. w. Greenes summer Willard C. Stone of Derby pur- school of music at the Center is now chased the Oak Tree house of Rev When buying like to KNOW that they are getting open for the season. the real thing; that the Quality 13 xactly as repre- Wallace Nutting and has taken GOAL! MOST PEOPLE sented, and to feel that the nricps nairl ar lust. Then becomes a a possession. Stone has had the WILLIAM EGAN, shopping pleasure and satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the ,,r Successor to M. Kilbride. future, simply when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or Huntington. Coal choice will tell hotel thoroughly renovated and will yard at Sandy Hook Station. plated ware, cut glass, timepieces that you the truth, diamonds and other 28-- 4. preclius stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, billbooks and card cases.art warejfans, open it as a first class hotel. Telephone box BRIEFLY NOTED. Manufacturers of and Dealers Whiting's papers. Mrs .of Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly Caroline Erwin Grant Hill The Grade of fitted made and Go to. Miss Mary McDonald has returned Highest Cemetery glasses guaranteed. and Mrs L. B. Bradley of Stevenson from Smith College, where she gradu- Frank Favereau, Workiron spent a few days, last week, here, ated with honor. Miss McDonald is the of Mr Mrs B. M Redding Ridge, Conn. Granite and Marble. Taylor Gregory, guest and 4 to have charge of the history depart- Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Street, Derby, Conn. Tuttlo. Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon repair- Office and Salesroom: ment in the local School. ing and General .Full stock high Blacksmithlng. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport.Xt. R. Cork of Neversllp horseshoes on hand. Quizes to lit William returned, last all horses. Branch office. 154 Main St..' Danbury, Conn New Mford. week, from Clark college, Worcester, Mass. STILL RIVER. S. Wooster has secured a S. PAINTING BOOK BARGAINS. Roy po with a force of men and teams, put J. BATES, Mrs Alma Anderson spent last sition with the R. N. Bassett Co. of the road over Jump Hill to the Red- week in Hartford, with friends. Shelton. Monumental Work "Young Artist Painting Book" teaches ding line in good repair, last week. &Building colored The Bee representative was very Miss Has com- painting and drawing, with many plates, ,25c only. Paints free Florence iremDs The union patriotic concert at the use on 10 cents. Sold at ' pleasantly entertained at dinner at r rt of her course at the New Lettering and Carving Done by Pneu from poison to the same, pleted Congregational churcn at the Center, the home cf Mr and Mrs G. Wallace matic 1001S. Haven Normal school and is enjoying at- last Sunday evening, was well Re-S- Book 986-98- 8 Main last week when Cleaning and ting Monuments"! and Jackson's Shop, St., Bridgeport, Cummings, Tuesday, her vacatic a under the shadow of tended and Headstones. in town greatly enjoyed. "The Maples." Middle-boroug- Mrs Raymond Banks of h, 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Mr and Mrs E. N. Botsford of New Mass., was in town, last York are building a summer bunga- Easton. week, and made arrangements to DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN low on their property south of the THE SCHOOLS CLOSED. have a headstone placed at the grave M. G. KEANE'S depot and will occupy it as soon as it That your Prescription is filled as your physic of her grandmother, Mrs Catherine is completed. John Warner is Some of our citizens visited a few doing D. Garrison, in the cemetery at the Monumental an would like to havit? If so, bring it here. the work. of the schools in town recently, and Baptist church. Hughes & Chapman Works, Ira J. Waters' fields of report satisfaction, with credit to s vegetables of Bridgeport did the work. are fine this summer and he teachers and scholars. Housatonlc ! Curtis' looking Aurel Ruman and Milton Williams Ave., Bridgeport. Mil-fo- closed Pharmacy, is now them in New rd Miss Sanford her school marketing have been doing carpenter work for Mil-fo- to Corner Main and Elm iSta.. Conn and Danbury, to New rd with much credit herself and the Bridgeport, going E. H. Jennings. three days each week and to pupils. Notwithstanding the heat a goodly Danbury one day each week. Mr Miss Hazel Sherwood closed a very number were present at the morning Waters has also a fine lot of successful term with appropriate celery on YEARS' I to services Sunday, June 27, at the 4 60 plants and having mojfe than he can exercises, entertaining pupils and EXPERIENCE the of ev- Baptist church. On Sunday, July 4, represent highest development use is offering some of them for sale. parents. 5 Glasses ery Tessential requisite to successful eye the people of the same church had Lyman's glass building. Mr and Mrs James McGulnness Miss Elsie Bibbins closed her the pleasure of listening to a new were in Bridgeport, last a few school with the famous high record F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., week, voice in the pulpit. The pastor will Bridgeport days, to attend the funeral of Mrs of previous terms and with tie con- 4 Establisbed'1875. I spend a few days visiting on the McGuinness brother, John J. Morris-se-y, gratulations of friend3 and appreci- -- coast ot Maine and possibly will have A who ative The exer- III Trade Marks ! passed away at Ma home parents. closing a few and ex- exchanges Interchanges fk. DESIGNS there on Tuesday, Juno 28. , cises were very entertaining, and this summer. Close application for rail'rttli Copyrights Ac CIGARS That in and Price. Paul Betters and Mr Holworth of hibited good taste, efficiency and dis- Anyone tending a sketch and description may Satisfy Quality two years have made a change of this quickly miceruin our opinion free whether o New Haven are the new at cipline. A splendid feast of good Invention la probably patentable.' Communica- No matter what yon pay forclg&rsat D. D. engineers sort necessary. tion strtctlr confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent 01 man silica milL was at the end of lent free. Oldest agency (or patents. fmun ! yon are certain gening greater vaiue eisewnere. uootis are always iresn, as the things provided Patents securing stock is moved quickly. Biggest line In the city and prices the most reasonable. Box taken through. Munn ft Co. receifs trade) the program. The tables were bounti- Iptciai notfcs, without charge, la the Fine line of Pipes, Cigar holders. Tobaccos In Tins and all Smokers 1 Accessories. fully spread with an abundance of Scientific American. Children Ml-- s Ice cream Bibbins expects to A D. D. and Gun Cry Children Cry handsomely ninstreted weekly. dr. SMITH, Cigar Store, FOR FLETCHER'S In culation of anr scienLIBo lournal. Terms, 13 a continue her teaching the Fall. FOR FLETCHER'S rear: four months. IL Sold b all newsdealers. Fairfield Are Opp. Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn. Do we most line MUNN New York not forget that carry the complete of sporting goods In the city. A First Selectman John H. Candee, &Co.3eB. CASTOR1 CASTORI A Branch Office, Of F Bt, Washington, D. C.

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Financial Institution. Newtown Bea FlniiKlal Ittitltutlini. The 3 Newtown, Friday, July 2, 1909, The Randall Mortgages The Company, Bond m (Chartered) Irrigation INTEGRITY IH BUSINESS NO mm New Mllford, i Conn. Paying 6 per cent, Newtown BIRRIFR TO WCCFSS 85yeariexiwrli'ii:. Bied on wealth-produci- land. Not t dollar l(Mt In S3 yearn experience in the wcurltlet. Bank A Humanitarian Industry snd Iti Savings Half Ceitt ry of Development, (Incorporated 1855) From the New York Observer. Sound, Reliable By John A OfTo'd, mmThe You Have Per Investment , Per Kind Always Bought, and wlilcli lias been ia use for over lias borne of ; (Continued from Page i.) 30 years, the signature Cent Securities Cent ana lias been made bis Pays Per cent under per OP ponal Biipcrvlslon since Its Infancy. 4 tlons which make the selling of Im ff-f-f Electric Public Service Corporations. Allow no Aim frwWrl va vou In thin. milk to the almost an ex- pure public Thny every rwmlivtnent of aafety. All andMJiiKt-as-grood"a- re but satisfy ception. It Is greatly to the credit Counterfeits, Imitations They have perpetual and liberal franchise. Interest that trifto with and endanger the health of Thny aractiiiwrvaUvuly cailtalld. of the Borden Arm that instead of Experiments i They liave.kllli'd and experienced management. Infants Children nave an twiaiillnnuu having to their methods to and Experience wguluat Experiment They and aured earning power, ON ALL DEPOSITS. modify they are In prowierou and growing couiuiunli Itt meet the demands of the United They nave miilOivlcl.'iKU reiruiany, are SAKE, HO .Nil and reliable. States Government and of State and Tuey l CASTORIA 4s Bankers we finance these properties with our own money. local boards al- What is of health they have We offer to Investors only proved securities of established standing Amount of Deposits, ways been, and are y, in ad Castorla Is a hnrmlcss substitute for Caxtor Oil, Pare- For full Information euend for Circular 74. ' Apr. 1,1909, , $ 966,707.85 vance of these demands. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It The form of contract which has contains neither Opium. Morphine nor, other Narcotic MEIKLEHAM & DINSMORE, Assets, Par Value, the business of Borden governed the substance. Its ago Is its guarantee It destroys Worms Ppeclall.sU 1b Electric Light, Heat and Power Proportion, 1, 1909, 1,034,175.12 Apr. company with dairymen for many and allays Fcrcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 23 Broad St., New York City. years past is for them an educational Colic It relieves Troubles, cures Constipation Assets, Market Value, Teething LOCAL CORRESPONDENT: working code and constitutes a safe and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Apr. 1, 1909, 1072,360.12 C. C. PECK, Newtown, Conn. guard for the consumer, which, in Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep 8 a large measure, accounts for the The Children's Panacea The Hother's Friend. success it. DAVID C PECK, President of the company enforcing If this contract were here reproduced GENUINE ALWAYS WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer it would furnish a first-cla- ss object CASTORIA GUARANTEED STOCKS: lesson in sanitary science as applied Sears the Signature of to the handling and dispensing of ) Pennsylvania Guarantee: BRIDGEPORT milk. An epitome will show the in- 2:il slis. United N. ,T. R. R. & Canal Co. 10 pr ct. 300 shs. tWSSi4s Essex 7 cent. Br Morris ex- WTT Cifirinloo' per telligent oversight constantly DT 0 . UUaraniee. shs. N. Ym Lack. & West. S per cent. ank erted. The contract requires the 25 slis. Oswego & Syracuse 9 per cent. Ravings 89 slis Utlca, Chenango & Susquehanna Val, 6 p c. dairyman to sell and deliver to any- 73 shs. Valley Railroad 5 per cent. (Incorporated 1842) one as S7shs. Warren Railroad 7 per cent. of the company's plants desig- p ESTATE STS.. N. Y. Central Guarantee: ISSS CORNER MAIN AND nated the whole of the output of gwBa&YluTn"bu,ir8 Bridgeport, Conn., his dairy, the milk to be whole, The Kind You Haye Always Bought HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, sweet, unadulterated and uncontami-nate- d, Court Exchange BIdg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn containing all the cream and In Use For Over 30 Years. Telephones 1765, 17t0 and 1967. to be delivered' at a low temperature TMC CtNTAU. COMNV, TT MUMMV ITHCCT, NIW VOKK OIT. Assets, $6,885,359.77. about 50 degrees summer and win ter. It provides also for the proper Received situation, condition and ventilating Deposits of the cow stables, also for the The City National Baoik, thorough cleansing of the vessels in 1 OS Borden a of Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. From $1.00 Upwards. which the milk is stored and of all products the highest awards. complete food, manufactured by a The manufacture of Borden's most scientific com- the utensils used, ana that the milk-hou- se improved process, Cream Caramels also the nutritive elements e ESTABLISHED 1854. shall be apart, perfectly clean, represents only bining a fraction of the nrm's activities, rich cows' milk and strength-givin- g $250,000.00 4 Per Cent. Interest light and airy, the inside to be paint- yet Capital, H, is of To cereals in such to and ed or whitewashed. Nor does the worthy proportions. sub? shape as be easily Surplus Profits, 340,000.00 on stantiate this statement it is onlF assimilated even the weakest Deposits. company stop here, but follows the by necessary to say that the wax wrap- stomach of infant or invalid. Yet it milkman into the stable and insists FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. used to go round ealti is a mistake to that its use that the milking shall be done in ping paper suppose H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Loans made on Real little block of this favorite candy is is confined to these classes. It is, in accordance with sanitary rules and carload. Thtse health-givin- g, the entire treatment of the milk purchased by the addition, a nourishing Estate. solu as "coilnt food carried out on the same basis. goods are mainly for healthy adults, and is more goods," a trade term meaning so and more into use as a Brewery or distillery grains and en- entering daily Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 for a small sum. By theirfin-troductio- n table and as a lunch. silage are, under this contract, ab- many oeverage light into the modest, as a CHARLES Or. Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest Farmers solutely forbidden foods. Sickness though Quickly prepared beverage by SANFORD, Mechanics' and numerous, stores in the water or cold) O. H. BROTHWELL. Cashier. among the herd or in the household candy larger simply adding (hot Bank cities their are en- also can be used as a basis of a Savings must be at once reported, so that if youthful patrons it Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon- abled to secure pure and large number of and delicious New Btik BuMif , WaU St.,BrMfprt the company deems it necessary the healthful dainty In sweets a "within "their "too eys Trust of milk is discontinued. A at price dishes, not only for the sick room, Feb. 1, 1909, $4,039,248.52 supply Find a account of value and con ven ience. facilitates matters when call Deposits often restricted means. Thus in the but for dessert. The Borden com- checking special It Suaplus and Interest, 188,328.36 clause providing for the dairyman's ed upon for a statement of the account The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the prosecution of this every-da- y busi- pany issue a special booklet telling bank balance equals the toial amount of money in trust. Simple, Is it not? reraureration is included so that he We solicit your account. Assets, . $4,227,576.88 ness there is a philanthropy which of its use which will gladly send snail not suffer loss during the they and there- aids the defenseless. This branch of to those who are interested. The First National Bank, Number of 11,587. period of discontinuance, depositors, the Borden industry may be meas- inspection in vogue at the 930 Main Conn. of 1 to 11000 received and Interest fore he is under no incentive to rigid Street, Bridgeport, Deposits over mil- else- credited from the first of each month, payable The com- ured by these figures two sources of supply is not relaxed ana evade such a condition. in January July ol each year, incorpor lion separate caramels a day, each where in the conduct of the Borden ated 1U73. pany's own representatives have the one of which is and ana stations. Each one right at any time to visit and in- wrapped by factories milk OFFICERS direct hand- sani- spect cows or stables, milkhouses or machinery, avoiding any is a model of the most exacting Established 1866 John L. Weasels, President. so ling and insuring perfect cleanliness. tary rules carried into practice. The Marshall K.' Morris, ) feed or dairy utensils themselves, vice Presidents. - from this re- American is a to The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. Predk. B. Hall. f that nothing escapes notice. All Returning digression Eagle fitting symbol Banking firm's P.Catlln, Secretary and Treasurer. this involves a constant and alert garding the branch lines of the adorn the cans of condensed milk mat- surveillance which is exercised in business to the more important which have followed all the diverg- fc ter of milk fluid and condensed of and transpor-in- g every direction and over all sources pure ing arteries travel T. L. Watson Co., sweetened and unsweetened I would of and of supply. Such on the arteries travel transpor- The tne readers ot this BANKERS BROKERS of the dairymen who supply the urge upon paper tation throughout the globe. part of Bridgeport factories and stations is a valuable a most careful investigation their The sales of the Boraen Company Stocks and Bonds is a matter National Bank. di- milk supply, for this that are greater than those of all other educational agency for all those Corner Main and John Bridgeport, Conn. may be only at terrible of milk and Streets, From the of Its opening concerned. It is of equal im- neglected manufacturers products, day rectly nour- in December, 18MS, down to the present cost. Milk is a product that the volume of business dene reaches ON DEPOSITS. business of this Bank has portance to the public in that INTEREST time, the ishes from to old age; it is The milk is gone forward without interruption and through it the company is enabled infancy immense proportions. never before has it been so well pre- indeed the food, and medical thousands of san- to meet and the needs of within the uistricts covered by its perfect drawn from many pared satisfy shade its patrons as now. business to deliver men of all schools and of every itary dairies. That the word "sani- I This Bank has always maintained a city pure products and basis and are still of opinion agree regarding its value may be here applied with its ' specie currency to the consumer. This holds good, tary" prepared to do so for the business wants as food and the tremendous import- fullest is shown by the ex- The of all its patrons. ' ioo, whether these products be in the meaning The Middlesex Bridgeport ance attached to purity of suply. It from the Borden contract pre- T. B. DEFOREST, President. form of cream or fluid or unsweet cerpts without then, that a to. The F.N.BENHAM, Cashier. ened condensed milk deposited at goes saying, viously referred company Banking Co. TrustCo., business, the whole aim of which is maintains nearly 40 milk depots in his door in the early morning hours, 169-1- State St.. Conn. to and within the reach Middletown, Conn. Bridgeport, or in the form of a'can of sweetened prepare put Greater wew York and the adjacent a S340.932.48 be of mothers and fathers perfectly districts for the distribution of fluid Capital Stock, condensed milk which may pur- Surplus. 227.000.00 appropriate food for their children, buttermilk cr unsweet- 6,683,216.40 Capital, Surplus and undi chased everywhere throughout the milk, cream, Assets, & Co., is more than a mere profit-makin- g ened condensed niiik. It operates vided profits, James Staples civilized world am. for any 5 cent Notes and Debentures. $300,000.00 It is that in truth, but it 150 and per length of time in any climate. industry. about receiving condensing Bankers and Brokers, is also as truly a humanitarian en- stations in ten different States. The firm of Gail Borden is the time more than $30,000,000 has been paid to in- Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing although its managers tons of metal are used annual- vestors at interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. 189 State Street. Corner Court, single handler of milk pro- terprise, Many maturity. largest such a des- Kents Safe Deposit boxes.l tnere-for- e would doubtless disclaim for the condensed milk cans, ducts in the worid. It wi.i ly & Acts as Executor. Administrator. Trustee. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. filled Hargrave. be understood that as cription. which are manufactured, and Boughton or in any Fiduciary Capacity. readily W. The of thousands of automatic ma- No. 3. Masonic 1005 Broad St. F. MARSH, President. time went on new avenues of acti- photographs sealed by elaborate Temple. EGBERT MARSH. little ones with testimonials from The output of con- Bridgeport, Conn. Vice President and Secretary. and in- before its enterprising chinery. daily Deposits received subject to check vity opened - E. H. JUDSON, Treasurer. 3 on bal- mothers, often accompanied milk alone Send f.) "8 nib,." terest allowed at the rate of per cent managers. In consequence of this grateful densed and evaporated $500 or over. ances of by the family physician's certificate, would make many car loads. The Bonds furnished. the business has been extended Surety are among the treasured possessions of the at 108 Will act as Trustees' or Administrators In along lines of natural development headquarters company Let one such resolution be to buy In care of These are the settlement of Estates or the are now of the Borden managers. Hudson street, New York, where Gail and the Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Droperty generally. until they manufacturing, and use the Borden products not published as would be the case old associates in the man- Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Con-ner-y Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private besides their famous malted milk, a Borden's days will each bring proof of so con- passing Bros., Georgetown; R. F. Smith rooms for use of customers. cream were the firm not excessively agement and their colleagues may be no claim superior milk chocolate and its wisdom, for I have made West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, servative, but they serve to show is a handsome and com- caramels, which for economy in cost found, that cannot be substantiated and no Hawley vllle; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., P. L. Holzer. F. T. how much the is appreciated, and Staples and purity of composition are pro- product modious building planned statement whose truth is not proved Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury and they testify to an unswerving for the exclusive use of the Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; bably unequaled. The making of erected in the ordinary daily routine of the adherence to the principles laid It represents, if I mistake W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. milk chocolate is only a minor por- covrpany. Borden offices and factories New Wetterau down Gail Borden himself a floor under one Beardsley, Preston; tion of the great business done, by not, the largest space An undeviating pursuance of the & Williams, Washington Depot; C. course of conduct which has been of a 6 Per Cent neverthless The firm are direct im- roof devoted to the management here outlined has earned the P. Williams, South Britain; Harry more the most be found in policy roasters and of the than justified by food indusary that can of and has Brown, Southbury; Perkins Bros., porters, grinders ipprecia-io- the public W. N. come gratifying and results. the world. Warren; Hurd, Long Hill; In- chocolate beans used which orought financial reward; neverthe- Penfield & 5afe and Profitable Brand" is condensed milk in The note in the conduct Craig, Stepney Depot from widely separated places thous- "Eagle dominant less, the most valued asset of the vestments, a sweetened form pure milk and of the business of the Borden com- ands of bags at a time. business y is the sense of a this the "hall-mar- k" sugar and with product vibrates with the personality When the of the lion pany higher appreciation which cannot be Jjirst Mortgages secured by Bridge- public are most apt to associate the of tne founder of the house whose is placed upon a piece of English expressed in terms of dollars and port Real Estate. Borden name. Nevertheless, millions home and silver the purchaser may rest as- products benefit alike the cents. KILL the COUGH of cans of "Peerless" unsweetened and the We offer, subject to sale, the followln sured that he is getting value for the hospital, the infant AND CURE the LUNGS which is only a partial list of mortgages w milk are sold each year. Back orands distin- tare on hand. his money, for no imitaiton, be it veaporated adult. ol the use in way TORTURED ON A HORSE. ever so clever or in ap- This is suitable for any guishing them is an integrity which deceiving WITH Insurance. milk may be employed, which is Dr. Amount. Appraisal. Rate. pearance, may bear that talismalc that ordinary is rock set and an honesty "For ten years I couldn't ride a King's 400 1,000 6 per cent and is a most desirable ad- Doubtless the Bor- horse without in torture from 800 2.500 6 " 1,000 sign; so too the name "Borden" always unimpeachable. being " 1,800 L. S. of Kug-les- s, 1,000 2,800 6 junct in the household and for the den company will benefit largely by piles," writes Napier, 51-2- " 2,000 stamped upon the attractive little 1,500 3,500 "Peer- Ky., "when all doctors and New 2.500 4,500 6 " 3,000 tne sick where sugar is debarred. this and this Is as it should Discovory " cubes of milk cnocolate or upon publicity other remedies failed, Bucklen's Ar- 3,500 6.000 fl.000 less" so cream benefit even PRICE 4,000 7.500 6 500 cak'es is an absolute guar- closely approximates be, but the public ;Will nica Salve cured me." Infallible for mi.aus , appetizing FOR will stand the severe test of fever-sore- s, antee, and one may eat without fear that it more if its individual members will piles, burns, scalds, cuts, boils, WOLDS Trial Bottle Fret & also be used In eczema, salt rheum, corns. 25c. AND THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. BURR KNAPP, of adulteration of misrepresentation. whipping, and may verify each in his or her own case All cream. Guaranteed by Beers & Co., New- and and ap- the making of ice the old "a word to tne wise SATISFACTOBT1 Bankers Brokers, Recognizing this, the expert saying, town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Randy GUARANTEED ' ex- "Borden's Malted Milk" "the Is sufficient." of the Gou-let- t, MONEY REFUNDED. Tel. 43, 923 Main Street, preciative Judges at the leading At the opening Hook; P. J. Ganrln, Bethel; L. OS malted milk In the bottle" is W. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. positions for years have granted the square year good resolutions are formed. Stevenson; H. Osborne, 11 THE NEWTOWN UEl FRIDAY, JULY 0, 190.)

Mm Weiaebe. The Newtown Bee. Mis Jeaiif Siliim'fille and Mini Gnu SthniieJle of Tucknhoe, N, Y Newtown, Friday, July 9, 1909, were sweats over the Fourth of Mr and Mr F. U. Sthmeedle. Special Sale Contractor Richard Racon, ban Wsn doing carpenter work for Cort OF Washington. lund Trowbridge. .Mrtt John Northrop of Danbury FEED CHANGES HANDS. Mb. has been stopping with .dr and hr Ecknnn Brotner, the hustling: Richard Bacon, builders, have the New Haven, Conn. carriage bought t Dexter Anderson took his finals for entrance to the Vale Sclentificl school, Thurstiay, Friday and Satur Sheet Music! day.

Brookfleld. We want every one to know that we sell Sheet Music and to that end we will for OLD ROAD TO BE OPENED. the next 80 days run a special sale of all the latest Vocal and Instrumental Sheet Music.

te in stock up-to-da- Ladies' 'ihe Commissioners have decided We arry all the latest Popular songs as well as thousands of the old against the town and have ordered time (selections. Regular 19c, 25c and 85c 5heet Music, a few of which we list below, Home the old road worked In passable con- all for tne one price of dition. Some are under the impres- sion that it will cost the town $500 Journal to repair, owing to the road being closed for such a long time. jcZ. Any 4 for 25c. noUCE AND BARN BURNED, A Few of The Vocal Selections. Selections The house ami bone 'barn on the Fostor Instrumental In Meadow were farm Long burned about I Don't Care. noon on Saturday ot last week. The family , My cousin Caruse, Kerry Mills Barn dance, and bad to Dreaming, blihoohnates, Sun-Bir- had been there aliout a week gone Denver the station to meet some friends who were to Town, Hue, The Arab's Dream, I'm glad I'm married, Hoses brluir dreams of Rain-Bo- Patterns upend the Fourth with them. On their re- you, found the destruction about com- June, .July and August. I want a Dome. Village Belles (barn dance,) turn they Dream of U. 8. A In It is HiiDDOsfd to have been caused by My the the (iloaming, Ked Domlne, plete.. Nauanett. Beautiful A a defective chimney. Little was saved from Eyes, Georgia Barn Dance, house bai n. There was some lluw-oul- you, l'ahslcs mean 'thoughts and thou cuts Dixie Beauty, either the or Oh You Insurance on the House. Kid, mean you. Sugar Cane, Rag, Isle of Our Dreams, I love my Ife, but Oh you kid. Mowiuite Bites,- Over on the Jersey Side, 1 remember you, Bird's Proposal, n. W. WOODRUFF LOCAL BRIEFS. Sweetheart Tom, Take me out for a Joy ride, My wild Dear. With the use of The The family of Sheriff S. E. Hawley are now Lily of the Prairie, Lonesome, The scarf dancer, Who Built the Washington Feed Mill, Now t. t liulr Hiiintiiur Immn In the Center. r Where were you last nltflit, (io easy Al able, College Days, Pat- Purchased by Eckman Brothers. Miss Jessie Henderson and Miss Jennie Pride of the Prairie, The longest way round, etc., Society Swing Two8teD, Ladies' Home Journal Brown were the guests of Mrs A, H. Taylor Let's ico Home, In Germany, Fine and Dandy, two-ste- over tne irourtn. Blie's my Daisy, Meet me In rose time. Rosle. Tickled to Death, two-ste- p, W. K. Collins has had the foundation In .Monkey Land, I'm tired of living without you, Wlld-Flr- e. terns summer feed mill property of the Washington just " your sewing prepared for a si lo 12 x 20. llamuoolund. 1 want to go back to the land of cotton, The Devil, Supply Co. It Is tneir Intention to Miss Flora (irtlltn returned home from Are you sincere, Wauing Uoney-moo- n, The calling robins, can' be made much easier. Ashnrir Park, last week. You'll be sorry, ;t it lit lite, You're Just the boy tor me, With Hying colors, move the building forward, change Randolph Williams Is home from Syracuse (iypsy Ann. On a monkey honey moon, Dainty Rose Buds, the first floor into a carriage repos- - University for tne summer vacation. Two Blue Kyejf, Oh Miss Matilda, Automobile Two-Ste- The guide chart which goes Mr and Mrs Edward Starr entertained a 1 wish 1 had a girl, So long Mary, niece and husband from Waterbury over the with each pattern simplifies Fourth. The Allhon Curtain Co. at Hawleyvllle Orders mail to 2 have closed for a week In order to take In- by promptly attended send cents extra per copy for all mail the cutting and the making ventory and prepare for the fall trade. The 4 sent to inventory shows that 1140,000 worth of goods any copies direct you by mail upon receipt of 83 cents in stamps or coin. of have been manufactured and shipped from up garments. Hawleyvllle during the par ending July 1, An and that $25 000 has been paid to employees Imagine Entertainment There is no waste ot in wages anu salaries. Miss Collins is her ,tf.. y7 !f M F I ""wx wvw J mviuiw entertaining &JK I is a Everv ij material and the fit is always brother's children from New York, .W Jr Star and the past week. Number A Selection of Your perfect. There are no better J. W. Wells has harvested his ' Own. patterns and no matter what large crop of strawberries. He found a ready market for them in Danbury. That describes the entertainment of an Edison wish to make will Mr and Mrs James Lee have been Phonograph. Yon ueed not dress for it, arrange you up you time for it or admission to it. It takes out the with their your pay find a suitable pattern. enjoying country place in your home at your convenience, as often auto. This is the fourth year he has asyou like. owned it. The car is still in splen You listen that is the extent of your effort. .You Manuel Romam as would did condition. hear sing just you if he stood before you. You hear Maurice Levi's from Stephen Meaney and family Band play under his spirited direction and for- Bridgeport spent their vacation In get the medium by which his artistic efforts are Prices: 1 town. brought to you. , Or you enjoy the talents of such clever enter- Miss Roswell, for the bookneeper tainers as Ada Jones, Cal Stewart, Byron ,G. 1 1 Farmers' Trading Co., of New Mil Harlan, Billy Murray and Steve Potter. CT i Oc and 5c. ford, is on her vacation for a month Do you doubt this excellence in the Edison out of town. Phonograph? Then hear it. Come to our store; select the Record of a linger you have heardland

sons know. This test has placed the Edison Phonograph in a million homes. MAJ. KINGMAN. South Britain. you A Feed Former Owner of the Washington Ask particularly to hear an Amberol Record, Mr Edison's latest est pleasures which the Edison Phonograph affords Is making Mill. THE LATEST NEWS. contribution to Phonographic entertainment; a record that pre- records at home. This can be done only with the Edison. serves the sweet, clear tones of the Standand Edison Records, We carry a stock of Edison Goods, including records In Mrs Gladding and son of New Haven yet complete plays or sings twice as long and costs but a trifle more. French, Italian, German, Bohemian, Hungarian and a dozen other 0 a few with Mrs David Piatt. are fold at same in rr.d a tenement n the spent days Edison Phonographs the priees everywhere Languages. itcry arrange Miss Allys is visiting Mrs Samuel Pierce. the United States, $12.50 to $125.00. Amberol Records, 50c; Regular Terms, cash or easy payments to suit you. Let us send our out- Edison Records, 35c; Grand Opera Records, 75c. One of the great- - fit to your home to-d- oc free trial. , ?econd floor. This building was first Mr and Mrs Stephen entertained rela erected by H. W. Woodruff, who tives from New York at their bungalow, rented it to tne Washington Match over the fourth. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mitchell of New in Mr Woodruff oth- Co., which and Jersey visited at D. M. Mitchell s. ers were interested. It was later Mr and Mrs Harry Quintard spent the The S. P. Century sold to Major S. J. Kingman, who Fourth at Averill's. Company, conducted a feed mill there for Mrs Abbie Williams entertained the Sales Agents, Sewing club, Thursday afternoon. Last fall it was sold to many years. Mrs John Mitchell entertained her aunt, MAIN CONN. Y. M. C. A. BLDG. early-sprin- SREET, BRIDGEPORT, Cook, who in the Mrs Squires of Hartford, Thursday. ,857 sold it to the Washington Mrs William E. Mitchell is with her in Hiddlebury. Feed Co. George Nobles, the veter- daughter SHOEx Mrs Elvira Mitchell has returned from a day, an r?.rp..ntfjv erected the building visit in Woodbury. Edward Logan of Washington at for Mr Woodruff. The feed mill Mrs Norton of New Haven spent a week tended the memorial services of the property carried with it a half in- with her mother, Mrs Baldwin. For Men on terest in the dam and canal, which Grange Sunday. Guests at Breezy Crest furnisues water for power. This registered MIGNON NO. 14001. Bethlekem are Mr and Mrs Benjamin Nan of and Women makes it more valuable to the pres- New Haven, Mr and Mrs F. S. Brad- Thoroughbred Percheion Stallion, Producer of Farmers' Horses. ent owners, the Eckman Brothers. GRANGE MEMORIAL. SERVICE. This mark ''identifies the highest ley and Mr and Mrs W. B. Warner type of men's and women's shoes The Bethlehem Grange held me of West Haven. First Prize Winner in Class at Danbury Fair. sold at $3.50. And though leathei RINGING THE BELLS. morial services in Evergreen ceme If you want Good Colts, breed to Good Sires. and labor are now more costly, wf tery at 12.30 o'clock, Suntlay. A pro- Southford. The Fourth of of the Terms $5' Cash, maintain the high standard which ha; July ringing cession was formed, headed by Mas $15, chuich bells was with Mr and Mrs C. H. Williams, who made Zenith Shoes famous am ter A. J. Magee and Mrs Magee and su: ess and in a have been spending two weeks here, which our label great very orderly marched around the cemetery strew- At The DAVIS FARM, guarantees. the guests of First Selectman and Zenith Shoes tor men and worne. manner, this year. Some of the peo- the of deceased H. S. ing graves members, Mrs T. F. have returned to DAVI& SON, Props. BETHEL,CONN. r live near the churches had Wheeler, re made of the finest quality m;t-- ple vho which had been previbusly marked of sort: their home in Rahway. N. J. ials by shoe makers, and h?,v thoughts this "What a pity with a After the expert flag. decorating The and ice cream hand-wor- to run a into the dirt!" strawberry . more k in them than an good thing was finished the service commenced The A?nerlcan are rather festival given at the chapel here, other $3.50 shoes. They come h people with singing of appropriate songs io but last week Wednesday evening, by the ihe latest styles, in all leathers, an given doing this, they gener- and an address by Rev Lee Maddox, ladies of this place, was a grand !n sizes which insure " a fit tc ally come out with commonsense on pastor of the Congregational church. netted them which top. We do not believe the success and $27, :very foot." boys The poem "Rappahannock was re wish to make a nuisance of the old was for the benefit of the Rev Mr Zenith Special Shoes are $4" cited by him. The graves of the de we Barne3, the Episcopal minister, who special high grade. cusioii:, ard therefore belierethat ceased decorated were: Past Marshall Director No. 2.10. patrons PS on The 29976, if stin:e one could their ear nolds sen i' here Sundays We control Zenith Shoes exc jjjst get Masters J. B. Ames, C. N. Flower, W. Will Stand Service. come hall was very prettily decorated for for $15. lively and sell them in our new an and tell them that they peril- D. P. Hayes and B. H. Johnson; W. occasion and the was a shoe section in base ously near making it a nuisance the evening He is a handsome black 15.2 enlarged our Ames, Mrs J. B. Ames, Charles N. ' ' $5 at time of service. horse, haryashigh when ar.til success in every way. of ment salesroom they ring continuously and William D. Flower, ivirs Eliza- He is the best trotting bred horse in this part the country. Sire i . n 1 X Tiff TT ' - A; 1 . the ear-'Jru- rattle with it, they ti. f own beth Kasson Mrs W. C. ' oy Director py iviarsnau. ne is promer io Hayes, Bovee, YEA1S AGO. z.u, lam lviary would find some better method. One IIPE 100.000 Nathan 2.03 1-- 2. Joseph' New, H. I. Martin, Charles Straus, record of the "steners would suggest that 'BlackStalli011, we'ehs 1250. Sure Feal Seivlce. tlO.CO Bloss, Mr and Mrs B. H. Johnson. , Scientists have found in t cave in Flying ClOUd Getting the paitj divide so that the bells of men Mrs J. W. Flynn, C. Hunt, Mr and Switzerlanu bones who lived All Mail Promptly attended to. to answer each but when was In might riLg other; Mrs William R. Harrison, P. L. Wal 100,000 years ago, life the same time! constant from wild beasts. SIDNEY TRUE, Phimtrees District, Bethel,' Conn. Outfitters to Men. Women and Children both at It struck Mrs D. E. Mr and danger dron, Doolittle, To-da- shown A. " y the as Northwest Comer one of the listeners that one of the Ganger, by Mrs John L. Stevens. W. Brown of Alexander, Me., is bells was ratner too long, 1 ilaln Street and Fairfield Aveaue, rung for largely from deadly disease. "If it 15 mim it is Mr and Mrs A. C. . Lake visited Dr Dis- Rrlrllinort, CoOS say, pretty good fun, had not been for King's New but after that it gets a little tedious, friends in West naven and Milford, covery, which cured me, I could not as "A word to the wise," etc. last week. have lived," he writes, "suffering r i did from a severe lung trouble and Dr K. Harrison of Chi- Wallace stubborn cougn." To cure sore lungs, Carlson, employed Os Sigfried by cago spent a few days in town, last colds, obstinate cougns, ana prevent IF YOU NEED car Peterson, has been confined to week. pneumonia, its the best medicine on R. his house for two weeks with indi Miss Gertrude Kasson, Matron of earth. 50c and $1 guaranteed by H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, 1 gestion. the School in Brookfleld, is Curtiss Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J, Anvof the following material it will hfi to our mutual Miss Ophelia Brown and J. T. and the of Mrs S. P. L. Steven- guest Hayes. Garvin, Bethel; Goulett, benefit if you will give me the opportunity to quote prices. My stock D. Williams or New Water-tow- n W. B. n. tork passed B. S. Johnson and family of son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; is and assured. JecSrlte Smith Bros., Corn- complete prompt delivery the Fourth with Mr and Mrs W. H. were in town, Sunday. Hawley, Sheman; wall Bridge; Connery Bros., George- Timber, (5 kinds In Doors, Williams. Stephen Halloway of Waterbury Lumber, Shingles, stock), Saab, Blinds, town; R. F. Smith, W'est Cornwall; Window Frames, Houldings, fUntles, Tile Facings and Hearth Tile, Building; Wetterau & Williams are showing was of Miss Grace G. W. bury the guest S. J. Blackman, Hawleyvllle; Papers, U, AmatlU, Osnasco and Elastlkote Roofings, Brick, a beautiful line of Hampshire souve New on & Co., Roxbury; Allen Adamant Sew- Succeed when else fails. Sunday. Hurlburt Lime, Hair, Portland Cement, Plaster, Sackett's Wall Board, everything Roxbury Station;; G. W. both International & Plow Co. Ia nervous and female nir pottery. Mrs Agusta Thompson King and Joyce, er Pipe, Farm Implements, Eddy Line, Pitts prostration Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, Farm Weber Farm Paints Miss Anderson Is in Chat- son-in-la- Hatch, bur?a Poultry Netting, Wagons, andOils, weaknesses they are the supreme Sadie Mr Parsons, of Boston, H. New New Milford; E. Beardsley, (try eur Red Barn Paint) Builders Hardware and Barbed Wire. . remedy, as thousands have testified. ham, N. Y., the guest of her cousin, came in their auto and visited friends Wetterau & Williams, ?, Preston; FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND Miss Esther Carlson. On the way in town, last week. Miss Marion Washington Depot; Harry Brown, STOMACH P. Williams, South TROUBLE she visited a few days with the fam Thompson went home with them. Southbury; C E C. PLATT, The Lumber Man, It is the best medicine ever sold Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W. ily of William Hanning. ! Z. P. Candee and family of Water- over a counter. N. Hurd, Hiu; Penfield & Hawleyville, Conn. druggist's Mrs Richard Bacon is for Sun-- Ung caring bury were at N. W. Flower's, Craig, Stepney Depot. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY i, 1903. 11

East II. B C CONGREGATIONAL NOTES. O Rev Mr of Yale divinity Wall mH" fVP " Our Phelpi () Special. isco'il cccupled the pulpit of (he O o A 0 Oongrntcutlcnal church, Sunday, July ! SATURDAY, 4, and administered the communion. o R u Mr and tore Arthur Hall of Strat-flel- d Papers Summer Suits, g were at O. F. 0 JULY 10 ONLY. Sunduy guests Wall now and Parrack'i. Buy Papers A SERGE SUIT. Q .N Miss Esther Gustafson and Mbs get something far In advance Grace Williams left, this week, for of the times We have all the the session or thesummer school at newest shades, designs and A Many Articles. T Dunbury. effects in papers for all pur- 0 It's always a favorite wear it at any time Friends from Dnnbury were enter- poses. The are of or where it's tained, last week, at E, D, Gillette's. papers 0 any always right. Low Prices. wear- I E Miss Edith Hawkins of Bridgeport good class and of long was home over Sunday. ing Prices were qualities. Look out for suits. There's lots MISS IT. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hall have com-monc- never lower. & poor serge N DON'T R housekeeping in Stratfleld. of them. A poor serge suit is an abomination. The next regular of the meeting 0 The serge must be right and the tailoring right. Grange will be held Tuesday even- ing, July 13. Take no risk. Come here for your serge suit and Mr and Mrs Jacobs enter- John KY-O-T- O Joseph Hannon, you'll be in safe hands. Suits at $10, $12, $U up TEA tained a of friends cn even- CO., party the Nicholas Square, New Milford of 5. to $20 and guaranteed. NEW MILFORD. ing July BANK STREET, Mr and Mrs Franklin C. Mellen 0 Tel. Call 123-- 2. and family of Hartford, and Miss Emma Mellen, are guests this week at J. Z. Mellen's. prising Bank Street fruit dealer, is ., Rev W. J. Maurer of The Newtown Bee. offering some Georgia peaches, very Bridgeport & spent Sunday ut F. E. Silliman's. HATCH DEWEY, 9, 1909. nice and tempting to look at, and Newtown, Friday, July A business of the as look. He is also selling meeting Congre- good they P. musk-melon- s. gational society was held atAcademy New Location; 0. Block, prime quality watermelons and hall, Monday afternoon. New Milford. The board of selectmen met at the The west side of the Green-Randa- ll New Milford Great Barrington Town Clerk's office GEORGE STACK ACCIDENTALLY block has been painted a bril- Monday SHOT. liant red. The celebration of the Fourth in Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee and Tashua. New Mllford was marred by a shock Miss Hazel Hazen Smith, were guests of Mr and Mrs H. A. COMFORT ing fatality, the accidental shooting Saturday night, NEWSY BRIEFS. LJ of 13 old son Allen. George Stack, the year Misses Flora and Rose Jones grad- Here's The Of of Thomas of Miss Ina Allen of Waterbury passed Makings Stack, superintendent ual the Br dgeport High school the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co. Sunday and the Fourth with her par- A dainty lnncli In a small list of seven. Fan- on June 22. cy the splendid banquets awaitin? you In rue The accident occurred at about 5.30 ents, Mr and Mrs H. A. Allen. list of Dwlght S. Mallett has made a lung our o'clock The Stack Howard Clark and lady friend at Saturday night short visit at his home in this place. Finest Groceries. Worcester Buckeye Mowers; boy, it appears, had a revolver In his tended a dance in Bridgewater, Mon- Miss Mabel Nichols of Wilton is Fragrant Coffees and Teas.hliru grade Flour, to in Canned Thomas Reliable and Worcester Rakes, pocket, which dropped the ground. day night. at her uncle s, John Patter- purity Baking Powders, Jams, visiting Goods. Ketchups, etc. All THE BEST, at Thomas Tedders. It was picked up by a Polish boy One more new ready-to-e- at cereal, Yello son. trade-winnin- prices. Our counters are pat- who named Canfield, aged about 11, who 10c package, 3 for 25c. Made from the finest ronized by housekeepers appreciate two Miss Rebecca Sweezy of Bridge- things Groceries of Quality at Saving Prices yellow corn. Al Farmers' Trading Co. If there is anything in Haying Tools that you are interested In handling it discharged the revol- is her Mrs L. N. Satur- port visiting sister, come in and look over line before ver, killing young Stack instantly, Don't miss the special bargain sale in, just my buying. 6 fine Mallett. C. I. LEACH, was day for cash, one week only, lbs. granu- George taken in his brother's 40c Miss the lated sugar 25c, pound fine tea, lb. Edith Logan has been Jhurch Street, New Milford. Myers' Carriers, Track, Forks. arms to the home of his parents, choice 30c coffee all for 50c. At Farmers' of New re- guest friends in Milford, Telephone but died before he reached Trading Co. You can't afford to be without a Carrier another season. nearby, cently. ' 'M Hay the house. Dr Staub was sent for Post Toastles, the ready-to-e-at cereal, 10c, 3 They pay for themselves in one year and will last a life time. for 25c at Farmers' Co. Wet Is and raced in his automobile to the Trading Southford. Washing the Way If would have me with you, house, but the lad was beyond human you stay To Eliminate the one day of the week which And like to have me witli you, help. Medical Examiner was play Service will be held in the brings discomfort to the whole household King Be very sure tJiat you are good. "wash day." To Believe her, whose duty it is notified and visited the scene of the And act as you should; chapel next Sunday, the ltfth, to wash, from the g labor which M. H. MALLETT, always just home washing and wringing always brings. accident. The affair cast a gloom I love obediPht jfirh and boys. at 11 a. m. To save the inconvenience of carrying water. NEW To Prevent Illness from steam in the Corner Main and Church Sts.. MILFOKD. COM. over the whole community, as the I am the KING of all the toys. resulting "Billiken." house and sudden change while hanging out boy was liked for his lovable quali- Southburv. clothes. To procure better work than it is Tor sale at Frank E. Soule's. M possible to do at home, for the reason that ties. The funeral took place on Tues Miss Josie Bagotti is passing the there is special machinery particularly week Evening prayer and sermon in! the adapted to this work. To help you in your day afternoon at the Quaker church, in Danbury. rl next the servant-gi- problem. and was one of the largest ever held Ray Osborne of Stamford passed Episcopal church, Sunday, Wet 50c. A Fine Line Of his Mr and Mrs Family Washing, in this Rev J. F. Plumb Sunday with parents, 11th, at 3 p. m. Special music will Pure, and Fresh community. Edward T. Osborne. Model Wet Wash officiated. A consisting of be rendered by the choir A soloist Laundry, quartet Railroad New Milford. Tel Connection. will also be All a're eoraittl-l- y St., DoubleHar-- Percy Collins, Jesse Ives, Mrs F. E, present." Heavy Dairy Products Soule and Mrs Harry Bassett gave a invited. i Beautiful rendering of the hymns, New Fairfield ness New Milford Creamery. THE WHOLESALE MARKET. : "Saved by Grace," "Tarry With Me W. A PAECELLS. Prop. HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Suitable for Farm or Team Work. O My Saviour," and "Safe in the CHA6.A. PABCELLS Harr Prices Cole & Mil-fnr- by Co., Bridgeport. in New ri Arms of Jesus." There was a pre Oscar Williams house was srucn The Largest Line Ever Shown A ivn six nr seven extra line hand made fusion of floral tributes, including a by lightning during tne shower on Butter: choice creamery print3 single driving harness. floral piece, "Gates Ajar" with a Monday last. The house was con- 33c; tubs 28 30c; dairy 262Sc; dove, from the employes of the and a that fair to good 20 22c; common 14 siderably damaged dog V Stonn aol 16c. 14 Rubber Rinrf Bridgeport Wood Fnishing Co., from was lying on tne stoop was killeu, Cheese, factory and dairy f HP Hot Water the Lanesville Sunday school a pil- but none of the family were injured. 16c. Eggs, fresn nearby 2728c. -- Zk US Frank Evitts, Uniq MV Heaters, low with the word "ueorge," a stand- William Northrop's was struck dur- Chickens 20 22c. Fowls 14 16c. f"7, Alrtifkt Manufactured bt ing ancnor bearingthe word "Schoo- ing the same shower, but was not Calves 8 11c. Potatoes, new $1.25 Railroad Street, New Milford. lmate," from the of the Center to extent. barrel. Dried peas $2.40 bushel. pupils damaged any A. school and floral In great num- Beans, marrow, $3.50 bu; pea $3.25 J J. NORTHROP, pieces I if Meats Prop., ber, The pallbearers were George MRS CAROLINE GEROW. bu. Beeswax 30c lb. Fish NkwJMilford. Oonn. ' B. Calhoun, John F. Terrill. W. V. SsBn 3Tou to Visit Mrs Caroline Gerow, widow of the It Will Pay reller, Percy Collins, Charles Lewi SEES MOTHER GROW Y0UNO. late Isaac Gerow, died on Monday Vegetables and Charles Riley. The burial was ould be to overstate ' at her home from the effects , 'It ' haru the Fruits H.D.Hine's Studio in the Quaker cemetery. . morning isrful in since 6 Pounds Best Fine Granulated of a fall and fractured which change mymother bone, she "began to us Electric Bitters," NEW MILFORD,! Sugar, 25c. Prof of Columbia Uni- she received a few weeks She WT Mrs W. L. of Dan-lort- h, 1-- 2 Giddings, ago. ,c Gilpatrick de- Pound 30c Coffee, 70 she TRY A DOZEN TODAY Is want to see the 'latest 85 sur- Me. you 1-- versity, at one time an editor of the was about years old and is "Although past 2 Pound 40c mixed seems to be in the Art. Tea, or black, New Milford Gazette, was in town, vived by one daughter, Miss Helen really growing young signs Photographic again. She has suffered untold mis- and with Dea M. S. Gid- Turrell. The funeral services were Osborne & New Styles, New Designs, Mat Tuesday, ery from dyspepsia fr 20 years. At Stone, All For 50c dings visiteu the old Giddings home at the Methodist cnurch at 2 p. m., last she could neither eat, drink nor Successors to C. A. Way Co.. tings. stead in Sherman and paid' a visit to on Wednesday. sleep. Doctors gave her up and all Taints, Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, Everything that goes with a first For CASH. remedies failed till Electric Bitters New Ct. the cemetery in Gaylordsville . Milford, class studio. This deal D. A. worked such wonders for her health." commences Saturday. The South Bend watch has stay Attorney Murphy reports Telephone 143-- 3. They invigorate all vital organs, cure July 10 and ends Saturday night, that C. E. Rlddl that out of nis home garden, he induce ing qualities please. liver and kidney troubles, July 17. lord sells it and this week has an in picked a mess of Telepnone peas on sleep, impart strength and appetite. ' Automobile Temperance Pool Room, June 28 were on 1. 50c at R. H. Beers & Co., Repairing teresting window display. that plauted May Only Noble Bennett's Block, Newtown; Curt'is & Co., San- Of All Kinds. Ezra Golden is the store There will be three suits tried be- Taylor, OnlSame Floor With Harris' Barber Shop. having dy Hook; P. Garvin, Bethel; L. Farmers' Trading Co., fore Justice at the Town ,J. BANK ST.. NEW MILFOKD. fittings installed in the Kirsch block Byrons, Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Machinery Equipment. The Store of Quality, and expects to open his new house hall on Saturday, July 10. Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Automobile Red Book Station. Three Good Tables. New Milford, Cono. Con-ner- y furnishing store about the 17th. He There were three Grand Juror Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; - Temperance Drinks. Tel. R. F. Smith, Arcade Machine Works, kinds of cases tried before Justice Ernest Bros., Georgetown; Cill Pih AtPleasantAtternoon will carry all sheet music, West S. J. Blackman, New Milford, Conn. ail Stevens at the Town hall on Satur- Cornwall; or Eveninf. musical supplies and instruments, Hawley ville; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., cut and pressed glass, fancy china, day, in con&equence of a squabble be- Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- Cor- G. W. W. porcelain, dinner sets, tea sets and tween some women at Bigelow tion; Hatch, Bridgewater; N. Noble, New E. H. Beard-sle- Railroad Street Get Our Prices" and common ners, the day before. Attorney Mur- Milford; Japanese goods, fancy New Preston; ;Wetterau & Wil- John Bonjiono, one of the cases and ON lamps, lamp supplies, nickel .goods, phy prosecuted liams, Washington Depot; Harry Market! defended the other and William Boot and Shoe copper goods, woodenware, jardin two, Brown, South bury; C. P. Williams, Men's and cases South War- The Best the Market affords In Boy's Shoes, Rubbers and bath Fairchild prosecuted two of the Britain; Perkins Bros., MEAT and FISH LINE. Repairing. ieres, fancy baskets, cutlery, W. N. Pen Rubber Boots. and defended the other ore in a very ren; Hurd, Long Hill; Have moved to roomsover Market of J. B. Cox room fixtures, brushes, tinware, field & Flour and all Kinds. Craig, Stepney Depot. ' J. L. McEuan, New flilford, Grain, agateware, wire goods, ironware, creditable manner. Bank St., is Toungs' Block, Railroad Street, will be to gee all my old cus Hay, Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed. cool George Stevens went to Maine on Every can of Yale Seal Paint, Where I pleased graniteware, oil stoves, water Conn. tomers. to visit at his home. backed by Booth & Law's reputation New Milford, A clean, market Jwith Select ers, flower pots, toilet sets, crocks, Wednesday, Meats and Poultry. of New of 84 etc., and a great variety of five cent Ernest Shale and family years. High Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. and 10c York spent the Fourtn at irs Wal- goods. No matter how small the quantity Half the Olive Oil S. lace's. Christian Hansen, Prof Henry Green, who occupies Yale Seal or you use, your opinion of Sold In this Is adul- Hatch & the char of GreeK at the state uni- There was an overflow city Cement and Concrete Walks. country Ackley, Marsh, paint will be the same as every user. terated with linseed oil or some other ingred- Railroad and Bridge Streets, guests at the home of Mr and Mrs a article. For versity at Morgantown, W. Va., is Stone and Brick Work of All Kinds. ients, and usually very poor New week. It is the best. pure olive oil perfect in flavor, put Milford. Mrs of Hon S. McGuire, the past Tel. 104-3- NEW MILFORD absolutely with Green the guest Jerry up in cans direct from Italy go to Na- Among the number were Mr and Mrs S. Green, president of the First When about to paint, consider G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, at Lake Simons, Harold and Alfred Simons. tional bank, Waramaug. quality and ask for Yale Seal paint. Bank Street. New Milford. Ezra Golden was In Wen Cove. L. )f New York M. Conners and .Valter re- I., In New York City, last week. Fox of Flushing, L. I. They all A painter is the best Judge of the SALE! SALE! to homes the KILLthe Mr and Mrs Harry Golden and turned their after quality of Paint, its covering capa- cough E. N. &C. H. BURWELL, most en- and LUNGS Best Sale Hats New Milford daughter of Great Barripgton, Mass., Fourth, pronouncing it the city. A great many painters use Yale CURE the of ever New Milford. has passed Sunday with1- New Milford joyable Fourth they had spent. Seal paint. Why? Because it is the ever known, at Mr and Mrs Arthur Chase returned friends. best WITH Painting and Miss Pauline Peterson of New on Monday, after a four days' drive, Dr. King's friends in York state. so for a sore Paper Hanging. Spatcher's, York Is visiting at her father's bung- visiting New There's nothing good United Bank Bldg, New Milford as Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil alow In Jerry McGuire, Archie Wallace, throat MerryalL , Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any New men are at work at the Arthur Chase and "Tne Store" were Discovery A force of in any ' a pain part lkk A tffc A PRICE "Point of the Mountain," engaged on among the ones who made large HIM mv. ii.oo. & Boot Shoe on rhna vaa tinrnpfl terrihlv vii r'UUliM Trial Bottle Free Buckingham, and Repairing. the task of eliminating the ' display, of fireworks in the Center "tv OLDS Taylor grade ntinnt find tierlc Mid TROUBLES. First Class Work Guaranteed. tho fara chest AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG aad crossing. Monday evening. I Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil CoitrMten Builhra, New York applied GUARANTEED SATISFACTOBY New Muford,Ot Joseph Trimarco, Philip Rooney has a new team of Henry Byrons of spent The ceased and the child sank Billroad Street, pain OB, MONET REFUNDED. Estimates furniahed on Urfeor Union Shoe Shop, last week with his parents at the into a Bleep."-M- rs M. chearfully horses, bought in Roxbury. restful Nancy mall contract, Opposite Town HaU, New Milford G. B. Schiappacasse, the enter parsonage- - uanson, uamourg, jn. i.

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NEWS TEUSEkY TOLD. July Luzerne Plumb wm lucent iruwrt of Ul brilnr, W, K. I'liimli. VlltT M1CTW(KK1 lllKIIKt'll 1 IHMIMUU IKID with K. . r'.iivlilia & &m Mm T. Wiila u t irucut of Mn 11. O. WllonKrUIy. Clearing The Vouim UdliV Einlirolilerj club wont to Kivln Utck uu r'rlduy kiiU eujujed t lUure dinner. Mr and Mr Jnu lluuth were gueU on ! fiunla ot lliulr UkUKliter, Mr Jullu Sale ClirliiilM. . MrtieorireG uiunnun irvnuiriumuir...nor niothiT 111U slxiaT for a Ii'W day. C. K. UUton enturialnwl relative! over the Ft'urtb. Broken-Lo- Mt EMe Owen (rum Fall Vllltire 1 The Big t twuillnv tint iumuiur wliU bur vrandiuuilwr, Mm lilbliop. Mr nd Mm Temporal spent Monday with Sale Here Mrtnd Mr Wellington. Begins Mr and Mr Alfred UrUwold from New Lon don were fumu, over tiunilay. of Mr and Mra 10th. Frank lined. Saturday, July W. O, Clark of Monroe wa In town on Saturday. Mr and Mra Norton tmtttrlalnod hi brother This is time we round anil wlftifrum Hrklneiiort over tlie Fouttli. the up. Mr M. A. KimlM and family were renewing .lines of this season's old auiualniant't!on tliu Fourth. incomplete MlwHawley from Bridgeport wai a suett seasonable and mark re- Of bur uncle, fc(J win ll&wiey.ior a lew uays. apparel E. L. Vincent entertalued bl nloce, Mis duced prices on them. Though Mr and Mr Ueowe Mac Donald and Mis our of Dorotliy were gamut in town on me rourin. profits go, policy selling Mr and Mrs Nathan Curtl entertained each season's in their season frtunriM nvr the Fourlh. styles MlraHUelton from Booth' Hill Is apendlng-- must be on it rests our few days with nr aunt, Air neuington. upheld; Percy Card and family drove to to new im Morula V. ability present entirely Mr and Mrs Frank Beers entertained com- each season. Heuce the COMMOHT .. mKKMUHI 4 CO. pany on the Fun nti. styles . Mm Carr and Mut Burr were In Bridgeport radical nature of the reductions on Friday. H.G. Udall has sold his horse to parties in noted below. No need for us to Ansonla. Sale. L. D. Baker was a recent guest of O. H. Consignment say a word in praise of our appar- Mrs Horace Nichols entertained a party of el, the lines are all in our young people on the Fourth. regular We are Men's Suits at rock bottom Miss Alma I'lumb was a week end 'guest of stocks Meigs & Co selling her parents. Quality, were Mr and Mrs Woods were guests of Mrs w. B. and fit the acme 01 satis- prices. Suits that Nichols over the Fourth. Style Mr batchelor and family of Bridgeport and faction. ? now Newton Heed and faulty of Stratford are $22.00 camping out for the summer on Mrs C. 8. $17.85 Fairchlld's property. Mrs Miles from Bridgeport Is spending a Men's Suits. few days with her niece, Mrs C. (i. Curtis. Fancy $18.00 now Mrs Charles French is entertaining ber $15.85 niece, Miss Nichols, tor a week $12 Suits of fancy cassimeres, ' cheviots and worsteds, in dark now grays, $16.00 $11.85 mixtures and quiet stripe effects, broken Redding. lines reduced now to $9.50 $13-$1- 5 all-wo- now SUMMER UNL...EAR. $15 and $18 Suits of fancy $9.85 The place to buy It is French's, in worsteds in all the popular shades and Bethel. You'll find It for all the and self all broken Come and let us show what we stripes, stripek serges,' you bargains family, lines of our big sellers, reduced to can give you. Never better suits sold at such low $12.50 prices. Washington. $18 and $20 Suits of fancy worsteds in beautiful stone shades Mrs E. u. Randall, son and daugh grays, olives, Shoes for and blue, afeo fine the latest Everybody. ter, paid a visit to Milford, i seages, iew effects reduced to Tuesday. stripe $15.00 K 5! 22.50, $25, $28 and a few as high as Quaker's Farms. $30, suits in gray worsteds and blue serges, plain shades, self and silk See the adv. of George F. Scott on stripe effects, many of our choicest re- DSISo 10. suits, Page duced to $20.00 HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. LIFE 100.000 YEARS AGO. Scientists have found in i cave in Boys' Suits Reduced. Switzerlanu bones of men who lived, Conn. 100,000 years ago, when life was in and $5 two Suits for 6 to 17, broken lines Bridgeport, constant from wild beasts. $4 piece boys of our best selling styles' danger double-breaste- To-d-ay the aanger, as shown by A. of d coat and bloomer breeches suits dark mixtures, grays and W. Brown of Alexander, Me., is browns, reliable worsteds and cassimeres, and value at our 1BBBHHBBHBHBBHHBBBH B H HBBBB largely from' deadly disease. "If it very good regular prices, had not been for Dr King's New Dis- $4 and $5-- all broken Ms in these linesrnow reduced to' $2.85 covery, which cured me, I could not have lived," he writes, "suffering as $2 50 and $3 suits for children Russian and Sailor blouse styles, with sailor I did from a severe lung trouble and made of stubborn cougn." To cure sore lungs, collars, fancy cloths, mostly gras and tans, nicely trimmed with braid and colds, obstinate coughs, and prevent presenting the season's most popular styles for boys from "J to 9 We take all Will Open The its the best medicine on years. Dr Charles A. pneumonia, broken lines of $2.50 and earth. 50c and $1 guaranteed by R. $3 suits and'mark them $1.85 H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Bidencope, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J CARTER HOUSE Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Steven- Surgeon Chiropodist, son; H. W. Ocbqrne, Easton; W. B. Lake Waramaug, Smith Bros., Corn from Hotel Green, Danbury, will,be at the Hawiey, Sheman; wall Bridge; Connery Bros.. George- ' Under New NEWTOWN INN town; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall Management S. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. Thursday of each week. Corns, bunions and Hurlburt & Co., "DrtvHn tr A 11 it-- t S9c for Season of 1909, on treated at moder- Ingrown Toenails skillfully Joyce, Station;; G. W. ate' prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Roxbury Hatch, Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New & Sale. 18 Preston; Wetterau Williams, Shirt Thursday, June Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Ladies' Shampooing, Southbury; C. P. Williams, South Treatments, Face Massaging and Man- Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren: W $1.25 and $1.50 Scalp - Summer Shirts. Special attention given to icuring. Will call at residence by appoint- N. Hurd, jong Bin; Penfield & transient ment only. Craig, Stepney Depot. parties. j The clean-u- o of one of our best shirt maker nf . Children Cry 'Anderson ginghams and Garner percales the odd FOR FLETCHER'S lengths left from the season's businessmade nn in A the newest styles over patterns we carry regularly iri AT'LIBRARY CORNER. CASTORI stock. It's the best shirt opportunity;' of the season by long odds and you don't want to miss it.

Summer $ II 95 The Corner of Smart A 35-c- GOOD $3.50 Suits at 3 for a dollar regu- iv. ForOu'uiig Trousers Igr. INCORPORATED lar 50c silk which are unusually MEN WOMEN CHILDREN from regular SHOES! good value at $5. OUTFITTERST0 X stock. Cool, serviceable Blue Serges in plain and BRIDGEPORT, CONN. shadow stripe this is an extra special suit chance! Men's Calfskin Boots, tap soles, pegged, - These garments embody all the new features in cut and tailoring. Hang and dip of the Coat just formed. Men's Calfskin Boots, sin- rightshoulders, collar and lapels correctly gle soles, sewed, (j 'J Other styles in these fabrics at $15, $16.50 and $18.50. Men's fine Calf, goat leg dress sew- - boots, fJQ wanted for Summer comfort. The best to Every Furnishing The best of Men's ay get grades what yon want, or to "Straws," Panamas, Shirts, Belts, Neckwear. work shoes, get rid of what you Athletic Underwear and see what great don't; want, Is to use Try the $2 to $2.50 1 comfort you've been missing sleeveless and short The; Bee's advertising columns. the sleeved shirts short legged Drawers, 50c and more. Try Grange Discount 'sm dl" ads : ic a Given. word, one week. 1 Km Hubbell Bros., JOHN SI R1D0CPORT.CDNH MAM? ' ii IBP , DERBY, CONN.