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VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1908. NUMBER 9.

OUR NEIGHBORS. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

fcSouthford. SUNDAY SERVICES. WOTt " 9. Services Sunday at 10.45 a. m.. and HON PORTER L WOOD SUR p. m. r . PRISED. Home News and Comment. A church meeting will be held on There was a very pleasant gathering, f 'ihursduy, March 5, to elect delegates last week Thursday evening, at the to the lay electoral conference. Hon Porter in residence of L Wood, II. N. Creenman will favor the corn honor of Mr Wood's birthday. When pany at the chicken pie supper'on Tuea-da- y, Mr Wood came from his . Waterbury March 3, with selections on his office he found the house lighted and up graphophone. .' many teams mtcnea anout. it was a complete surprise and a very delightful R. II. Beers & Co. are showing aa affair in every way. Mr Wood is nice a line of salt and canned fish for thought highly of in the neighborhood. the Lenten season as has ever been He is supeiintendent of the Congrega exhibited in the town, including fancy tional Sunday school, at Oxford. Mr bloaters, mackerel. Peerless Wood still retains his law office in Wa- brand of lobster, fancy French sar terbury. He was formerly on the dines, canned clams, Columbia and Board of Education in Waterbury. Clover Leaf salmon, Red Cross brand Now that the trolley is building this of halibut Extra nice salmon 12c per' way, we hope more men of sMr Wood's box. character will settle hereabouts. While working in H. H. Peck's Lon Hill. f woods, last week, Archibald McArthur was the victim of a serious accident. While a log in some THE JENNINGS-SUTHERLA- ND handling way he lost his balance and fell over WEDDING. on his head. The men On Thursday, February 20, Frank nearby hastened to his aid. At first Sutherland, son of Mr and Mrs Charles he seemed paralyzed, but gradually Sutherland of Monroe, and Miss Ada regained the use of his hands and Jennings, eldest daughter of Mr and arms. He will be laid up for some Mrs Charles Jennings, were married at time. the Episcopal parsonage by Rev L. R. Sheffield. The bride's only attendant Grippe is sweeping the country. Stop' was her Miss of cousin, .Sadie Haugh, it with Preventics, before it gets deep New Staten Island, while Brighton, To check colds Arthur Jobes attended the groom. After ly seated. early with the ceremony the wedding party drove Hon Porter L. Wood. these little Candy Cold Cure Tablets is to Bridgeport, where they had a supper surely sensible and safe. Preventics and attended'the The bride and play. contain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing groom left Bridgeport on a late train OBITUARY. from St Rose's church. Funeral Di WHOLESALE MARKET. harsh or sickening. Pneumonia would for New Haven, for a short wedding WEDDING BELLS. , ' rector nas never colds were trip. The evening of their return MRS JAMES E. GREEN. iroy tne arrangements in appear if early about 50 school friends and broken. Also neighbors Mrs charge. Wholesale Quotations Furnished bt Buck promptly good for fever- of the bride met at the home of Mr and MISS KILBRIDE MR BLAKE. James E. Green died suddenly of disease her 272 St Darling. Bridgeport. ish children. Large box, 48 tablets, 25 Mrs Jennings and made things lively Bright's at .home,! George street, PROF EDWARD G. BOURNE. cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents. Sold for the rest of the night. Games, music; Bridgeport, February : 22, 6 a. m. Mrs Green before Apples Greenings, $1.50a3.00. dancing and made the time fly. A pretty wedding was solemnized at at her 1.50a2.50. by all dealers. supper was Miss Edward G. Bourne, professor of his Russets, King, $1.50a3.50. St Rose's church, marriage Margaret Veronica, Seek-No-F- There were guests present from Bridge- Thursday afternoon, Ben $1.50a2.50. ur the and Mar- tory in laie for 12 Davis, Milford, Staten Hill the happy pair being John F. Blake daughter of late Jeremiah university years. ! Dr port, Island, Long passed at his home in New Ha- ther, $1.50a2.50. Stop that tickling Cough Shoop's and and and Miss Cella Francis Kilbride. The garet Keane of Hawleyville, and was away other places. Many useful ven on His illness Potatoes, 1.10a?l. 10 bushel. Yellow Cough Cure will surely stop it and with beautiful were bridal party entered the church to the 28 years old. She was dearly beloved Monday morning. presents given the happy was over a he onions. So a y&c. carrots, 35ca45c is so and in the when strains of the Lohengrin wedding and most highly respected by all who year's duratibn, being perfect pafety. It thoroughly couple early morning first taken in with dis- bu. Beets, 75c a 85c bu. Yellow Tur- march, Miss Anna McCartan knew her and her lovely disposition June, 1906, hip harmless that Dr Shoop tells mothers the guests departed they, one and all, 'presiding ease. Prof Bourne held a nips, 50c a 60c. Cabbage, per 100. wished and at the organ. The wedding march by won her many friends. Her funeral high posi- to use else even them long hie happiness, tion the historians this coun- $2.00a4.00. Celery, per dozen stalks, nothing with very Mr and Mrs Mendelssohn was played as they were took place on Tuesday morning. The among of For the present Sutherland and was the author of a number 75a90c. Parsnips, 75c a 1.00. young babies. The wholesome leaving the church. The bride was remains were taken on the 7 a. m. try of green wilt make their home with the bride s historical Butter : Creamery, first grade,34a35c : gowned in a dress of blue train out of Bridgeport and on the ar books. Prof Bourne passed leaves and tender stems of a lung heal- parents. Copenhagen a second 22c a 24c ; com- rival at were taken tovSt number of summers in Newtown with grade, cura- broadcloth, trimmed with lace. She Danbury 14c 16c : 24c ing mountainous shrub furnisji the DJ-- I - i i:Li- - his and tho friends made mon, a Dairy, first, a 28c. wore a white hat and carried a x cbci b wiiuixii,u..l. wneie a solemn mgn family here Charles Goodnow has gone to New picture will to Cheese, full cream, 14c a 16c. Eggs, tive properties to Dr Shoop's Cougb white prayer book. The best man was requiem mass celebrated by Rev N. P. regret hear of his death. . York, where he has obtained a position fresh nearby, 30a32c doz. Live chick- Cure. It calms the and heals the ' William Honan and the bridesmaid was Coleman, with Rev W. J. Shanley as cough as assistant with a res ens 14c a 16c. - Live Fowls, 13c a 15c. manager large Rev deacon and Rev James J. Walsh as sub sensitive bronchial membranes. No taurant Miss, Margaret Hayes. Patrick T.iitA Ttiinlro o 1 Krt T.iirn (Inaaa 10 company. A deacon, v was read. The mass was v BORDEN CO'S. CHANGES. : Mr and Mrs enter- Fox, pastor of St Bose'srofftciated. a 15c- -- Calves, hog dressed. 8c to 12c LP5ura' - chloroform,.. jnpthing harsh Percy Jennings reception followed at the home of the largely attended by relatives and tained George Cudlipp of New York lb. 7c a 8c. used to injure or suppress. Demand Dr bride's Mrs V. S. on friends. The interment was in the Pigs, on sister, Hayes, JAMES. ARMSTRONG SENT TO Take no other. Sold all Saturday. Washington where a new Catholic cemetery. The bear Shoop's. by Mrs VV. N. Hurd is able to be about avenue, wedding pall Charles H. dinner was ers were JUamel S. JBrennan of , HAMDEN, N. Y. Attorney Northrop, the house served. Among the guests Hawley- druggists. again. from outvof town were Misses ville. John D. Brennan of Hartford. charged with embezzlement will not be Mrs William H. Griffin, who has been Mary, Anna and Joseph Brew, Thomas crim- ill the week end Margaret Carroll and Miss Ellegett, Joseph James Armstrong, who has been in tried at the February term of the BARGAINS IN RUBBERS. quite recently, spent Catherine Polland of and John Deacon of Danbury. The with Mr and Mrs Peter Gibler. Bridgeport, aijd in of inal superior court, but it is understood A few more of those 50c rubbers, 29c. John Kilbride of N. J. Mr flowers were numerous and beautiful. Washington charge the new plant Miss Stella has been Passaic, the case will be of the a Bethel. Bogert visiting and Mrs Blake left on the train Besides her husband she leaves four sis of the Borden's Condensed Milk Co., that disposed at pair, at French's, her Mrs Nestor Wedge. evening sister, south for a visit in New Haven. Hart ters and a brother, Misses Jen- has been to May term. The postponement of the Mrs Frederick Fernard of Buffalo, Stasia, transferred Hamden, N. ford and Springfield. After' their re nie and Katherine of Hawleyville, Nel- - trial came after Rob- LADIES' NECKWEAR. N. Y., spent a few days, last week, Y.,'whereheis to have charge of a Tuesday, Judge turn will begin, on la ot Bridgeport and Daniel J., of Dan- - with Mr and Mrs Charles Ailing. they Shousekeeping for the same ert E. DeForest of Bridgeport had All our 50c collars, now 33c each,. Washington avenue. They were the bury." The deepest is felt creamery company. John The three horses that were driven sympathy stated the accused would Bethel. of some handsome and valu- for her husband, Mr Green, and for Madigan. bookkeeper at the Newtown that stand at French's, the- street by "Pete" Dolan's recipients through able Mr Blake is chief her sister and brother. This is the is to be in trial and would like to have the case sons, are boarded at Garfield presents. plant, placed charge of the being of Court Sandy F. of second death in the family in less than continued until the next term. is Through a novel Colonial reception1 Flather's stable for a few days. They ranger Hook, A., Washington plant. It and has a host of friends-- who are ex- two months. at the home of John E. Foster, 255-Par- are from the bankrupt estate of H. S, understood that the case will come up tending congratulations. , Ambler & Co. Leslie Armstrong of Washington was at the May term, and that Mr North- avenue, Tuesday .evening, the who has been ill for a ANOTHER TRlBUTE..TO MRS of the Joseph Farrar, the guest of Sandy Hook friends, rop, by counsel, will contest the King's Messengers First Baptist was able to to , Edward Taylor was in New Haven, GREEN'SllEMORY. long time, go Bridge is understood church added a substantial sum to the on Wednesday. charge. It it will be port for the first time Tuesday. Wednesday. the of Startled and dazed were the people claimed that if there was a shortage in fund for poor the congregation Miss Millie Burton of Trumbull was Mr Most of the members of the Mr and Mrs Jonh Haugh returned on of this community when the sad news Miss Duda and Allison of Bridge- his accounts it was not in any way due organiza- a one day last week, of Misses guest, flew -- tion were attired in Colonial Saturday night from Hartford where from one to another of the sud port were guests of Mrs Fred Leise, to the criminal intent of the ex town costumes. Kate and Marion Hurd. Decorations in they were the guests of Mrs Matthew den death of Margaret Keane, wife of Washington's birthday. treasurer. keeping with the same Mr and Mrs Frank Mallett and Mrs - were Qualey. James E. Green, at their home in spirit tastefully arranged. Even Patrick McNamara of L. N. Mallettof Tashua spent last Brideport, at 6.30 a. m. Saturday, the Danbury Mr and Mrs Alonzo Cree of Taunton the crockery was of rare Colonial de- passed Washington's birthday with his of week Thursday eveniing in Newtown About 50 couples attended the dance 22d, atfer a short'illness at thte age of entretained a party friends at their sign. The participants in the musical, of Mr and Mrs Green- - parents, Mr and Mrs Michael McNa one last week. Mrs Da- the guests Harry of Eagle Rock Circle, Companions of 29 years. The remains were taken from home, evening program were Susan Hawley man. mara of the Glen. . Miss the Forest, Saturday evening, in St Bridgeport on the early morning train. vis, Jennie Curtis Hawley, Mrs Wilson Pitcher of has been to and imme- Roxbury George Loving Moore, and the Am-phi- on Mrs Andrews of Bridgeport spent Mary's hall. Miss Anna McCartan Tuesday, Danbury taken: Remember chicken the pie supper at the guest of Mr and Mrs George R. a few days here with her mother, Mrs and Arthur furnished excel diately to St Peter's church, where a quartet. Mr Foster is well and Gallagher the Methodist church next Tuesday Wilson in Taunton. John The circle solemn requiem mass was cele- favorably known in Newtown, for Tyrrell. lent music. will present high evening, March 3. Johit F. Blake and Miss Cella Kilbride brated at 9 a. m. by Rev N. P. Cole- many years a member of the summer Mrs Sarah Tebaut of Bridgeport has John McAuliffe and family of Bridge- with a handsome Morris chair as a wed man, with Rev W. J. Shanley as dea- Mr and Mrs C. in Wa- colony at the Newtown Inn. Mr Foster been the guest, this week, of Mrs Dora H. Finch were port spent a few days, last week, with ding v con and Rev J. J. Walsh as sub deacon. is at the head of the well-know- n firm Starr. gift. terbury, Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E. S. Lovell on Queen y ,,, A large number of friends and rela of Foster, Besse & Co., of Bridgeport. Mr Brown and child have been spend' street. Mrs Susan Hall entertained, last tives accompanied the remains from Michael Crowe has a carriage, bought ing a few day with Mr and Mrs D. M. The balance of our men's and ladies ' week Wednesday, Mrs William Hall Bridgeport. The white casket was near of A. M. Briscoe & Son. Miss Ella Underhill of Fuller in Tashua. ' Derby spent winter shoes we low and buried in floral are offering at daughter, Mrs Benjamin Snow, ly tributes. Among Sunday with her parents., Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce, who lived in Royal them The good things for the Lenten sea- prices, in the lot are some good values Mrs A. A. Hall, Mrs Fred Hall, Mrs as follows: Pillow. with word S. Underhill. i house, moved his to in ladies' fleece-line- d shoes and slip- Jennings' family Robert Hall, Mrs J. A. Abbott and "Wife;" wreath from sisters; stand-1801- fish, mackerel, herring, at Taylor, Roxbury, last Monday. Curtis & Co.'s. pers. If in need of anything in this Mrs Lizzie Blizzard of Danbury and ing wreath with word "Rest in Peace," Does your mof leak? Do you know Our and A One brand flour line give us a call. Don't forget we leader of Mr and Mrs E. J. Hall. from Brennan family of Hartford ; pil- that we handle the best Roof Cement F. A. Young has a milk wagon, are headquraters for shoe and harness will please you, only 80n per bag. low word "Margaret" from Michael and Paints made the Silk Fibre brand. bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. repairing. Material and workmanship . Jones Superlative, Pillsbury and oth Mr and Mrs C. L. Warner of Vicks- - and Daniel Brennan of Hawleyville;. This combines the greatest toughness the best. Sandy Hook Shoe ers, 85c per bag ; three cans nice corn, burg, Miss., are a few pillow word "Aunt" from niece and! very passing days C. H. Finch has introduced one of with elasticity owing to its peculiar Store. 25c; can tomatoes, 10c ; two cans Mr and Mrs S. Glover. ; broken circle Green fam- -' fancy with P. nephew from the Account in his fibre (which is found in no other make) 25c 10c McCaskey Registers red salmon, ; fancy pumpkin, lly; wreath v from Mrs Eagen, Mrs and adheres friendly to metal, slate We still have a few more of those F. H. Wilcox of Canaan was a visit store, which simplifies the question of per can ; all our groceries at correspond- Leavy, Miss M. Lovely and F. Bassett and in men's bookkeeping. glass. It never grows brittle but good bargains and boys' felt low Our is the or in town, Thursday and Friday of of ingly prices. store place Bridgeport; "Gates Ajar" from expands or contracts with the roof m boots and rubbers. All seasonable to trade and The last week, stopping at the Sandy Hook Thomas save money. Long Kilcorse, Thomas Philips and Mrs E. J. Hall and Miss Minnie R. the summer or winter. If your roof goods, which we are closing out at Hill W. N. hotel. Thomas Store, Hurd, proprietor. Elliott of, Danbury; and a Thicket have returned from Astoria, leaks a little you can fix it yourself and cost prices. Sandy Hook Shoe Store. large number of flat bouquets from L. were Mrs - I., where they guests of then touch it up with Roof Paint. You The lawyers and physicians of Dan- 50c GOLF other friends. The flower bearers were Henry C. Johnson. can make your roof secure for the win- GLOVES, 25c. Georgetown. bury are to unite in giving a banquet M. Finnell of Bridgeport and Arthur a Special sale of 50c for 25c in honor of Dr W. C. Wile at the Hotel ter at very trifling cost, cheaper than golf gloves THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. Collins of Danbury. Besides her grieved Master Raymond Callahan of Bridge- leak. has a at Bethel. time having it Everybody that pair, French's, Green, Saturday evening. At that husband to is his Mrs Little Louise Fourbush, daughter of mourn her, she is survived port visiting grandmother. used it says it's O. K., that's a good they are to consider the formation of a RUBEBRS. Rev. C. A. Fourbush,. is ill with scarlet by four dsters and one brother, the P. Callahan, in Sandy Hook. record.-Ha- RUBBERS, club. rry Rider of 612 Water university Misses Anna AH sizes and best makes at fever. They have the sympathy of Stasia, Jennie and Cather- street, Bridgeport, keeps it always on French's, Mrs'M. E. Lyons and Mrs M. F. Bethel. their many friends. . Mrs Mrs Meeker ine of Hawleyville and Nella of hand. James Blackman, Houlihan V and Daniel Keane Dan passed Wednesday in the Several young people of Georgetown and Mrs Kiernan will unite in giving a Bridgeport, of the Mrs Thom- Park City. gave a surprise party to A. B. Clark at whist'party at the Sandy Hook library bury. During services Tashua. as Kane sang in addition to AT FINCH'S the home of John Hohman, last Thurs building, Friday afternoon, at 2.30, for "Calvary'' Miss Mary Keating, at the home of Mr the regular music of the mass. The in- day evening. Clark has been man- the benefit of the library. Mrs Grace Glover, is in the poultry M. D. MALLETT HAS A FALL. terment was in the new Catholic cem- Bromo Quinine, 25c. ager on the Gilbert farm for quite a business. Now she is wide awake and M. D. Mallett had the misfortune to ' Miss Delia Keane of the Glen is ill etery., the bearers being 'Daniel S. Ayers' Pills, 25c. ladder in his - long time, but Expects to leave about now boasts of a flock of 19 young fall from a bam. last ' Brennan of John D. Bren Emulsion of Cod Liver'Oil, 25c and week, him the March L . with the grip. Hawleyville. chickens. No incubator for her. She bruising considerably, nan of Hartford, Joseph Brew, Wil- 90c. effects of which will con fine him to the Mrs Eugene Banks and daughter, says that Dame Nature and Mother house for some time. Frank Jk McGran and daughter of liam S. Deakin, Joseph Deakin and Syrup of Figs, 50c. .Louise, spent part of last week" in Hen are the best plan for her. . New Rochelle, N. Y., passed Washing- Thomas Elliott of Russell's Emulsion, $1.00. DEATH OF MRS FULLER. Milford. . Danbury. Bridgeport and ton's with his Mrs birthday mother, ."nrT esPite the winter weather and bad Apple and Honey, $1.00. Mrs Fuller, who had made her home James Pinckney of New Jersey spent John McGran. . RICHARD winter with her Ful- QUINN. traveling Rev T. J.' Lee has been this son, Dwight Satiirday-an- d Sunday with his in Tashua, 14. Mrs Ful- parents Richard Quinn, died in the Bridge- - & Co. ler, February Dreac,jnD. tn miHipncea at the R. H. Beers are showing some ler had been in health some in Little Boston. The Newtown Savings bank has insti failing for port hospital. Wednesday morning, aged Congregational church. He will preach splendid values in spring oxfords for time. men and women. Mr Beers has Mr and Mrs Louis and tuted foreclosure proceedings years-- one . always Birdseye against ,A Wlie' mother, reter again on gunday prided himself in his shoe Mrs William Fuller iuid son children of New York spenb Saturday Town Clerk Michael J. Houilhan on a Quinn, and a sister, Miss Rosie Quinn. in department, little ' securing his stock from one of the best spent a few days with her Mr in town, the guests of Mrs Charles mortgage held by the bank on the of Newtown, survive him. Thefuner-- .Mrs H. M. Smith is convalescent parents, j houses in New England, and has never and Mrs E. L. Nichols in White Plains, Widerstrom. Grand Central hotel property. alwilltake place on Friday morning I after a seiee with a severe cold. had a complaint " last week. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 27, 1908.

3 The Newtown Bee Simple Recipe. .V'wtuttii, FrltUy, IVIinmry , IW. PREPARE THIS SIMPLE RECIPE AT HOME AND SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON LITCHFIELD COUNTY. TRY IT. Warren. Says Many Wait Too Long. HOPART STRONG. Dining Room Tin ileiith of Ilohart, mm of Mr and DRUGGISTS HERE IN TOWN SAY Mn Noble B. Strong, cast a gloom THEY CAN SUPPLY THE over tho whole community. Tliontrh INGREDIENTS FURNITURE! Mr Mrunir nan been Hiling lor some mmi! lis. no thought of his' immediate Sideboards and Buffets to $40. Men .death oppresneJ the community. In Or Make The Mixture. S2 up. up For Up Round and fi.r0 and fai t, it was hoped that he might recov- Dining RoorrTTables, Square Styles, ?5.f0, up. Get from any prescription pharma- 1 er Htriwth Hiid be spared many years. One more Week for our $ .50 Rugs to go. cist the following: and Women On F lnuary 6, however, he had a se-- Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-ha- lf ON EASY vere hemorrhage, and gradually de WE SELL TERMS. This mark identifies the highest ounce ; Compound Kargon, one ounce ; clined, parsing away, February 17, type of men's and women's shoes Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three quietly and without a struggle, as told at $3.50. And though leather ounces. peaceably as a tired child falls asleep. and labor are now more costly, we Shake well in a bottle and take a THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY, Mr Strong was in his 46th year; he was maintain the high standard which has teaspoonful dose after each meal and well known and held in great respect made Zenith Shoes famous ami at bedtime. . only Ma 2 by all who knew him. He was quiet, m 1379 which our label The above is considered by an em guarantees. unobtrusive, never selfseeking, and al- Zenith Shoes for men and women inent authority, who writes in a New Main ways manly, straightforward, upright St., Bridgeport. are made of the finest quality mater York daily paper, as the finest in all his actions. Born in Warren, he pre ials by shoe makers, and h.w scripton ever written to relieve Back expert lived here until his 21st year. He then more hand-wor- k in them than ache. Kidney Trouble, Weak Bladder any went West, where he lived several other $3.50 shoes. come in year?, and all forms of Urinary difficulties. They chiefly in St Joseph and Duluth. After the latest in all leathers, and This mixture acts promptly on the el- - styles, a severe illness from which he never in sizes which insure "a fit for iminative tissues of the Kidneys, en fully recovered, he traveled about every foot." ablingthem to filter and strain the uric seeking health, returning to his boy- Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a acid arid other waste matter from the hood home some two years ago. He tpecial high grade. blood which causes Rhemuatism. joined the Congregational church in control Shoes exclu- who suffer with the r ' We Zenith Some persons " Warren in 1882, and to the end was an . . v . .... sively and sell them in our new and afflictions may not feel inclined to t.'.'. earnest, conscientious Christian. In the shoe section in our base- much confidence in this simple enlarged Western church to which he tcok his place ment salesroom. mixture, yet those who have tried it letter, he held positions of responsibility say the results are simply surprising, and trust, and filled them with fidelity the relief being effected without the to the minutest detail. For some years slightest injury to the stomach or other he taught a class in Sunday school, organs. and was beloved by his scholars, re- Mix some and give it a trial. It spected and trusted by his fellows in 5 Outfitters to Men. Women and Cblldcea certainly comes highly recommended. .Sx-.- '' church and business life. He married, Northwest Corner It is the prescription of an eminent in 1887, Miss Clara Newell, of St Joseph, Main Street nnd Fairfield Avenue, authority, whose entire reputation, it who died in less than two years, leaving is said, was established by it. Bridgeport, Conn. a daughter, Clara, 'then about six A here at home when asked v months old, who has since made her druggist stated that he could either supply the home with her maternal grandparents ingredients or mix the prescription for for the most of the time. A pathetic our also recommends it as incident of his decease was the race readers, harmless. . J irvTft. --V against death made by this daughter from her grandparents' home in lower California, traveling night and day, but too late to see her father alive. Al Washington. of a disposition, ways cheerful, happy RIDGE PLAY A SUCCESS. even to the end he was cheerful, coura- The Grace E. Jennings Property At Green's Farms. sad-dl- The Ridge'play on last even geous, uncomplaining. He will be y Friday in the new hall was a success in This property consists' of about 25 acres of fine land ; it is situated upon a well rounded hill-to- p from which missed from among us. The fu ing and a full house there is a grand water view of Long Island Sound, covering many miles in extent of this beautiful inland ocean, neral services were held in the Congre every way greeted All de- a veritable panoramic scene. The situation is most desirable for a fine residence or institution ; few may equal gational church, Thursday, at 1 o'clock, the performance. taking part, Trusses excel-entl- ' ' because y it for beautifnl scenery and pure, healthful air. It is less than five minutes' walk to the Greens Farms station, after prayer at his late home, and was serve great credit, they 'the characters on the main division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway (4 tracks) being within quick and easy attended by a large company of towns- portrayed they reach of New York forty-fiv- e miles distant. This road is being equipped with, electricity, which and friends from far and represented. Dr Wersebe is well known city, already people near, Greens fine lands and The in will the greatest facilities for travel. Farms is noted for its roadways. , grand at Rev C. A. Pickett, pastor of the church, as being highly accomplished stage give and Miss Farnces Hickox's old homesteads are fast being converted into magnificent residences of the most modern types. officiating. The burial was in the new craft part could not have been done better by a : The water front is one of great beauty, grand beach and most delightful surf for bathing. The house is two cemetery. Besides his parents and " actress. Miss stories with eight rooms, aside from halls, and a spacious attic ; is in good repair and well painted. A large daughter, he leaves three brothers, professional Margery Low two-stor- y house'and a good sized two-sto- ry near the house for use. This proper- Miss Marion were barn, carriage building general David, Perry, Eben, and one sister, Hickox and Seeley Brins-mad- been in and Paul e, is now offered for sale for the first time in over a century, being an ancestral estate, having owned by Flora, to mourn his loss. charming their parts ty Herbert Case, Hugh Bard and the Jennings family for many generations. C. E. Osborne, Stepney, can give information. Prices. Dudley Selden were also excellent and extremely interesting in their parts. Roxbury. .. New Milford. Johnson is convalescing from Jier ill . LUCIUS JACKSON. "We Can Fit POQU ASSET 1LUB FINELY EN ness. LECTURE ON BEN HUR. Lucius Jackson, a respected citizen TERTAINED. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Anyone." A stereopticon lecture on Ben Hur S. H. Smith is confined to his rooms of the town, died on February 5, at the The club were finely en will be given in the Methodist church Poquasseet' "An Objection Discussion : Looking View house an home of Charles I. Leach, where he week at the Park with attack tertained on Tuesday night of this at the Hardest He Elastic,. Hard of Roxbury of which Rev H. C. Bur Squarely Objections of the grip. had resided for four years was 83. Waterpad at the club house by a committee con- Leather Covered. rows is pastor, by Rev B. K. Smith made against Missionary Activity" is years old and leaves one sister, Mrs Rubber, of Mrs Edwin Hollister,'' Mrs & and Rev E. A. Henderson, both of New sisting the Sunday morning subject. Chinese' The hustling firm of Hatch Dewey Ethiel Green. Mr Jackson left $2500 Theodore Bradley, Mrs Henry Brad on Feb- Milford. A fine musical program will village life, manners, means of travel of Bank street begins Friday, to the Congregational church and $500 Mrs Lewis Logan, Mrs Murray Removal sale also be given, Saturday evening, Feb ley, and worship will be talked of at noon in ruary 28, a thirty days' to the Church Bailding society. The Ford and Miss Celia Nettleton. Pro March 28, The ruary 29. All are welcome. Admis Sunday school ; a young woman in gen- which will close on Saturday, funeral took place on the 7th,. Rev F. euchre was followed sion 25c and 15c. gressive played, uine Chinese woman's costume will tell This a a final price reduction before A. Johnson officiating. Funeral Direct , - Main H indie by daneing. of girl's life, illustrating by many curi moving to their, new location, or Thomas had the arrangements in. Pharmacy, NEWS OF THE WEEK. and os and will sing a Chinese hymn. , street, near postoffice. They must charge. ENJOYABLE R DANCE. 987 Main Street, Miss Emma Garrison, who ha3 been itors welcome. will close out the balance of fall and The mid-wint- er dance given by the quite ill withstood poisoning, caused by What? A Meditation medium weight suits and overcoats re- Conn. Ridge on Saturday was very enjoyable "After Death, Bridgeport, on a is much on their tables. realize Edgar Peet has the oa stepping rusty nail, better. One hundred and fifty people were Prompted by many Recent Deaths," maining They bought place' of town. There and will Wellsville for Mrs Henry Warner of the Center is present, many from out is the for Sunday eveni Ap- their handicap quote prices avenue, occupied some Whee- subject rig. ' were six pieces of music from for this season's clothing years by Charles and suffering with grip and bronchitis. propriate music. Camp family. ler's & Wilson's band. that will make work of the bal- Hart-we- quick Mrs Manville. sister of Mrs Albina Mrs Harriett Leavenworth has been J; W. Pulver and Mrs W. H. ll ance of this stock. The prices quoted Addis, died on at the home quite sick with grip and weakness leads the Epworth League ; topic, Sunday of ROMFORD NOTES. no doubt will seem improbable to buy- her in New She incidental to old age, but is now slowly "Persistence in Prayer." daughter Hampshire. Mr and Mrs F. W. Humphrey of ers not acquainted with the store. was a woman of loveable character. improving. - "Jesus the Bread of Life" is the sub- Litchfield were at B. G Van The Dramatic con- Humphrey's, service. Camp's pork and beans, canned Woodbury club, 1 ject for the Tuesday evening David E.' Soule, better known as one day last week. is a delicacy the nected with the First Congregational Teachers' training class will follow. "Ted," son of Frank E. Soule, the busy housekeeper S. H. Clark visited his farm in Rom- likes. Charlej 1. Leach, the grocer, church, repeat the Vaudeville lately Rev Adams, D. D., Presiding popular stationeries ill with scarlet i He has returned to J.E. sells it, and the line of given in Woodbury, in the Town hall ford, last week. deliver to fever. come in bunches some- biggest fancy Elder, will an address young Things in tnwn con home in Marbledale. crrnnpripfl here, Wednesday night, the 26th, his people, Thursday evening Friends are times and so it does with Mr Soule. A sisting of comic songs, solos, cater- Mr and Mrs Morris Bowen of Wash invited. The last quarterly conference Mrs Soule was afflicted with whooping prime article, an imported olive "Electric g 40c wauling and a comedy entitled "That were at Cheney's, Sun- will be held afterwards. cough. Then his baby daughter caught oil, a bottle, at the store of Charles ington Joseph immediately ' Rascal Pat." Those in it Ted down sick with I. 'Leach. Hatched taking part day. The choir of the Methodist church it. Next camp are H. W. Beecher, E. S. Gubel, H. S. better and MrsF.v Merwirt Mr Mrs or Peter Verellini has vacated his shan- visited Mrs Burr, who has been living blood poisoning, butwas A, and and Hitchcock, Mr3 S. E. Longwell, Miss then scarlet fever Dr F. S.. Mullins of Chicks." 0 ty on D. Mcllravey's land and moved alone in Lanesville for many years, developed. Bridgeoort passed I ft. Eula Curtiss. Brown was called in consultation with Sunday with. Mr .and James. E. llTii CM to a house in Warren, where he has a Sunday afternoon, and sang and prayed Ms ' ' ' IX The in our Bee-ma- Meanwhile house is Mullins. .. Jilectronen',1 Mrs A. Walberg, who has been quite out ties for n was her 84th and Dr Bostwick. the 1 contract for getting with her. It birthday Middle Window with which two is much better. and Mr Soule is boarding cj ill, the past weeks, & Strong. she was surprised at this visit of quarantined For a refreshing glass of soda water 4l we stated that we would cr the Lincoln house. A. Sager's children have whooping friends. Mr and Mrs John W. Pulver at with pure syrups call at the drug store hatch chicks on Monday ful- - of Albert Evitts. H South Bend watch at C. E. in the school. cough. Get a also stopped after Sunday New 9 ly tilled our promise, and You will be satisfied. Postmaster Jackson of When into New Milford Charles Bevans has moved into the Riddeford's. driving to o started its work of sending i Milford desires to call attention to the trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, house across from the "3 forth chicks into the world ff depot. MERRYALL NOTES. practice of some patrons of rural de- Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven- - while this firm's stock and of Walter Babcock is working- in Dan- - Wachowiak of Southville has livery of placing loose coins in their ient, large of j Monday afternoon, John groceries, meat and feed will be found ctill tn Art SO. r!w New Preston. Mrs boxes each time desire to dispatch tli bury. been visiting his daughter, John they attractive to economical buyers. instead of themselves This proves to the public Jfr Mrs J. Mattison has been Hudock. ; letters supplying 4J keeping was taken ill on wen Charles Gilbert with in advance of their needs. F. E. Soule has the sole agency for M that all our claims are house for Samuel Garrison and caring Master John Bandzura of Gaylords-vill- e postage New y Thursday of last week while driving a Milford for the Buck Cigar. founded. We ask anyone i for his sister during her recent illness. and at This practice imposes undue hardship 49 New which spent Saturday Sunday, who is interested in Artific-- L team from Milford, kept on rural carriers in removing loose Druggist W. N. Noble is offering a Tj Letters from James Vallely and to his John Hudock's. complete line of the famous Wallace ial to call in and ex- - him confined closely honje till from boxes and them on 41 Hatching Or who the U. coins delays confections. In--1 John Allen, lately joined Mrs Mary Bandzura of Gaylordsvilie 42 amine our line of Cyphers this week. the service of their routes. The post- cubators and Brooders. S. army, inform us that they will be Sunday with Mr and Mrs John . R.'W. L. Wendt, the is "e L Another hop comes off at Pavilion spent requests jeweler, can a doubt that cW in Texas. master," therefore, Urgently l prove beyond stationed week. Hudock. located in the Andrews block, opposite we handle the best machines hall on Friday evening of this that patrons of rural delivery provide 43 Dexter Cole has his barber of the Bank building. . . made, and would be pleased to Miss Florence Stone Bridgeport themselves and keep on hand a supply and is for business. 1 have the opportunity to show Or shop ready spent Sunday at her home here. of consistent with and in ad- of this line stamps "Joseph Miller of New York was a 4? you the good points J. Garrison of New York is visiting Plumb will conduct serv- also with oth-- ij HOW'S THIS? Rev J. F. vance of their needs. It is very Washington's birthday visitor in New q of goods as compared the next Sunday. 1 machines. at S. Garrison's. ices at chapel, desirable that rural patrons place in Milford, the of Moore. er or Howard Marsh has under construc- guest Joseph 4? ; Walberg & Hatch bought six horses We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for their mail boxes small detachable cups anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tion a large addition to his hennery. It will interest you to call and see in Bridgeport, last week. Hall's Catarrh Cure. ' John Hudock delivered his tobacco to of wood or tin in which to place coins, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0. those white fleeced lined robes at the Hard New Milford Darties. when necessary, in purchasing sup- $Tbe Danbury We. the onderslirned, have known F. J. H. S. Couch attended the sociable in store of Frank Evitts. They are Just l.i years, and believe him plies of stamps. ; ' Cheney for the last Northville held at the home of Mr and , the thing for zero weather. ' of Kodol is a scientific preparation of perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions and financially able to carry out any Mrs F. M. Straight There were about C. TL Riddlford Is headquarters for diges-tan- ts h firm. D. has 0 vegetable acids with natural obligations made by is 60 present and all reported a fine time. correct and satisfactory work In watch McMahon, the popular tailor, Warding, Kishah Marvis, a good line of shoes, to 249-2- and contains the same juices found O. and clock guaranteed .4$ 51 Mam St, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, repairing. wear and stand the storm. A line of in a stomach. Each dose will is taken Intemally.act-In- e and Mrs F. A. Johnson and Miss 0 healthy Hall's Catarrh Cure Rev Watch and clock repairing promptly stylish hats just received. Also some of upon the blood and mucous sur- Dakbury. digest more than 3,000 grains good directly Testimonials sent free. Johnson are to make their home at the attended to at the store of M. W. Hill handsome winter caps. Good values in faces of the system. men s trousers. food. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Price J5e per bottle. Sold byalldruinrists. park View house for a time while Mrs Take Hall' Family pills for consumption. Conn. . . WR NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908.

The Newtown isco. Kowtown, Frld'. FWwuiry W, iwk 8 ' ' h., i $ri m L . HOME NEWS. , HO LAN'S.

HATTERTOWN.

PERSONAL CHAT. . , A Few More . Edward Bevans has been in Bridge port for several woeks working at his Choice Bargains In trade, painting and decorating. Frank Perkins is sick with tonsilitis nd lindcr the care of Dr Hill. Thev teacherl Miss Annie Logan, at her home in EaBton. Shoes Sunday Women's spent - J. ft Lewis' littje boy, Clayton, has been very sick. BMC (cm There is something so entirely different about Eugene Northrop has been under the psu shoe of it. care ot Dr Smith of Redding for sever- this sale that you can't help taking notice ' al weeks. All shoes offered are this winter's ' purchases C. D. Stillson and family attended a not worn, obsolete but new, desirable meeting of the Cousin Club at the home shop styles, of Mr and Mrs George Gillette in Eas- goods. last tern, Thursday evening. We have included some of the best known shoe's Considerable interest is shown the the at reduced such as the Edwin Sunday school opened by Mrs D. B. Par-mel- in country prices Attractive Residence of Mrs Situated on the Hillside and about 25 are in attendance, lewis L Cartvrijjhf, C. Burt. Sunday afternoons at 4. Overlooking the Village of Vest Cornwall You will make no mistake in patronizing this sale Only i few days more. BERKSHIRE West Cornwall. G. was in Henry Curtis Bridgeport, MEN WHO MADE THEIR MARK. Tuesday. Among the interesting and command The box of S. Curtis & Son is shop ing group of men which the late Wil W. K. MOLL three a week, owing AN, now'running days liam H. Barnum gathered about him, to the lack of orders. The firm have was Lewis L. Cartwright, who for 1026 a fine business, despite the Main St., Bridgeport. enjoyed years held positions of responsibility to two weeks depression, up ago. with the Barnum Richardson Co. Mr Cartwright was born in Sharon. At a Miss Julia Duncombe is passing Ore Hill he was an overseer and at Eatt the few days in Boston, Mass., guest Canaan was boss banksmen. For a of Mrs Mabel Morris Miss Wright. long term of years he was located at Duncombe was at her home in New- - Winsted, where he bought wood and town over Sunday.' x superintended the charcoal burning. Are in want of a Gasoline if so write for or Fitted I He settled in West Cornwall, October you Engine; prices a Bags A whist for the benefit of the call and see - parly 6,' 1900, on the hillside overlooking tht my Cases. Hook library will be held on jand Suit Sandy village, and died a month after coming Air-Cool- afternoon at the build- ed Friday library here. He was married in 18G9, and his Famous Engines W 2.30 A attendance A particularly desirable line, high grade ing at p. m., large wife and three children Which are ahead of else on the mai-iue- No water to freeze up or survive him. anything 4i Iflflt.Wc. snhstantinl Ronstrnrtion. stylish arjnearance and fitted Or is hoped for. The children all reside in West Corn- carry around for portable work. Write for list of second-han- d engines both Water and d. V 'vith a full assonment ot toilet requisites for men and women, or wall, Mrs Theodore Sturges, W. L. You are bound to like these bags? they're so handy, Mrs 'Wil- and Edward D. S. B. Conn. Mr and Mrs Frank Mallett, Cartwright Cartwright. CHURCH, Seymour, 42 ient and homelike; it's like carrying your dressing case about liam Mallett, Mrs L. N. Mallett, Mrs The family have a beautiful home and Boston Store: 66 High Street. noted John Patterson and Misses Frances, are for their friendliness and Owing to my extensive engine businass I have a number of second hand engines that I Man xvhr travel chnnlfl cpp nnr rnorlich TTlt hflorc til ft there- Lillian and Maude Mallett spent Thurs- hospitality. took in In trade when placing larger ones. The engines were taken at low prices, fore 1 can sell them it great bargains from Jl'5 up. Write or call and see them. T most commodious ba? made. day night with Mr and Mrs H. Merton W I Greenman. v New Preston. The Wooster-Atkinso-n Co., Mr and Mrs H. F. Greenman of Park MINSTREL SHOW A NOTABLE i and Mr and Mrs ZA Place, Bridgeport, SUCCESS. corner croaa ana jonn ois., onugepuu, vuim. r H. M. Greenman took dinner, Washing- Four hundred found their into ton's birthday, with Mr and Mrs F. B.. way Pavilion last W t Mallett of Tashua. hall, Saturday evening, to witness the minstrel and dramatic entertainment given by 20 or more of a Miss S. J.'Scudder is at Canandaigua, the young people. The greater num- DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN cel N. Y., where she went to join in a ber of the seats were reserved so the in honor of the That is filled as physic-a- n ebration on. Tuesday financial result was most satisfactory A your Prescription your She 90th birthday of Mrs Susan Rice. to the association. It is reported that present would like to have it? If so, bring it here. will also visit other friends in New preparations will this week be made York state before she returns. for another entertainment at the same soon ac- Curtis, place, as as convenient to the while Pharmacy, who has been tors. worth and Conn. Master George Wilson, i Corner Main Elm Sts., Bridgeport, ill with the grip, is now convalescent. Mr and Mrs H. E. Felt and A. G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending Schworer is our Carl Anderson, who has had charge of New York' City visited out free samples of his celebrated of Miss Smith's farm on Whisconier their Lakeside property on Washing Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness, Hill for the past year, is to move to ton's birthday. constipation, The indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., where he will take W. Beeman cars Brookfield Center, H. conveyed several Outfit: should try them as they cure the above charge of Sheriff Sidney Hawley'sfarm of fish of different size, all bass, to Phonograph Newtown ailments where other pills only give for the coming year. New York City, last week, where he temporary relief. See his advertise- ment in another column. has a section in Madison Square Gar- For guns, rifles and sporting goods den during the Sportmen's show, which '"Edison Stankard Phonograph, Savings Bank call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield av- will him home keep from his here Edison flower horn in 1855) enue. Bridgeport, opposite Poli's (Founded OASTORIAa about three weeks. B ou Havfl horn crane Bean tha KM BOHgM tL,9ater. , Edison improved A Mrs Carrie Bradshaw and children Signature " cover " Oak carrying of EVERY LITTLE HELPS. and A. B. Hail and wife and child ar rived at E. D. last Set of instructions Times are not hard, although the Douglass', Friday, indefinite Six Edison records' down somewhat for an stay. Pays Per cent housewife must cut oil and oil can on her expenses. She can save money, Mr Hall with his camera is securing Bottle phono 4 Michael Kilbride, time and labor by using Ozone soap. some fine pictures of buildings in this His General and One cake of Ozone soap will do more vicinity. intention is to locate in week for Trucking Teaming. Danbury after March 15. Down and $1 Tel. No. 38-- SANDY HOOK, CT. than two cakes of , any other money $1.50 per ' Interest saved. You can use it in cold water Miss Vesta Douglass was thought 26 weeks. with good results time saved. With tj be seriously ill at .her home 'here Ozone soap no need at all for hard rub- the first part of last week. ; ., On all deposits without dis ' all. Come in and General Repairing. because Ozone soap so loosens Mr Mrs Morehouse South A present for one enjoyed by bing, and J. of Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms out la- mail. crimination. the dirt that it comes easily Kent were guests at E. H. JBeardsley's, get yours now, or order by Cash. a cake y from JOHN W. BOOTH, bor saved. .Get last Saturday afternoon. Deposits of One Dollar to and see the results. There Box 564, New Mllford, Conn. your grocer Nelson S. Morey felt a strong touch receiv is a trade mark on every wrapper. One Thousand Dollars of the grip over last Sunday. They are valuable, save them, hundreds one FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONN Miss Illi Hoffman was home from LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, ed from any one person in of articles given away to Ozone soap At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. New Britain, the latter part of last users. See premium list on Ozone soap 266 Main Street, Danbury. year. HorseShoeing, week. She returned to New Britain kinds wrapper or call at Ozone soap works, Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all on Sunday and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping 305 Housatonic avenue, Bridgeport, again evening. done every week day at my shop. and examine our presents. Look for Mrs A. B. Whitney is slowly DAVID C President our advertisement in another column. PECK, Canfield & Davis, i ARTHUR T. N ETTLETON.Treasurer Newtown. Conn. Telephone 32-- 3. Painters and Paper Hangers. Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples in town.

The Rochester R&dieJor PETER H. LYNCH, Long Hill, Conn 1-- 2 Salves the Fuel Does Your Practical Horse Shoer. Pnrriiitra nrtf Watrnn Ro an stove Altu.all and if on second floor will do as much heating as ordinary pairlnir done and general blacksmithiiitr. placed e ... i .u MAnu n .....1 without one cent extra cost for fuel--w- e have them. Roof LEAK? We also have some bargains in the line of second-han- d stoves and from the city people when they left us Sept. 1st. ranges bought n - Ik.. a honrilot.hA hpl. Rnnf C. F CONGER, We carry in stock Cement nd Paints madethe Silk More brand. This combines the greatest toughness , Botsford, Conn. Coal and Wood Heaters, owing to its peculiar nbre Round Oak Steel Ranges, with lelasticity and Repair (which is found in noomermsiieianu auneres Horseshoeing. Carriage Wagon - - i- :, - - It. all kinds and General Blacksmith. We ' -v- . Oaks Wood .1 ..l .l.ru nl au never ing of v hi Stamford Ranges, and Heaters, aim to our customers. grows brittle but expands or contracts with please roof In the summer or winter. If you r Shop closed every Saturday at noon until Oaks and Wood Cook Stoves, the October 1.1W7. Andes Ranges, roof leaks a little you can u youra-- i until s i Call 33-- 5. Pnno-e- and Coal Heaters. then touch It up with Koof Paint. You can Telephone . nipnwnnrt r maKeyouriwi ry cost, cheaper than having it leak. E Air $2.00 to $5, will radiate trilling s Special Wood Tights, price body that has used It say It s 0. K., that u a good record. heat Dy iignung a newa uicm. Blue Ribbon V&rJTS We also have a full line of Tin, Copper, Granite and ' Brand Coffee. gr.S&WS Blue and White ware pound. We want every one of our Coffee cus- Harry Rider, tomers to give this famous blend a trialjtiiey won't regret lk J. 613 Water BU E. HALL, Bridgeport, Conn. STEPHEN FRENCH, v " STEPNKT, CONN. The Late Lewis L. Cartwright. Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 1346-- 3. 4 TUB NEWTOWN BKri FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1008..

Financial A Institutions, rtesian U0C3AETS rhe Randall Company, Land WftL Bono,, (Cliartwd) . , New Milford, Conn. ( Paying 0 per cent, , Wells on if lands. Based J7J, C SSyt'ttriiytiturlmicu. BACKACHE Not a dnllarloi.1 In a yoant experience In tlieseirtHMirltlus, And Water Supply v ... For Cities iiml Towns, Ureworics Mrtiiufiit'torii's, Cemeteries, American Real Estate Company, Farms, Kes'uleisci'S. Mirlit tnd Day Bank Uiilldlnir, Oth Ave. and 4Uh St., Now York. Financial Statement

At tho Close of Kusiness, December 31, 1007.,

ASSETS Ileal Estate and Improvements Iterelciped I'ropert leu ready for Building Improvement Js.MT.aiS."" ."? SEsr 1 it Id it tri In Course of ConM ruction and Land therefor Mil.N'O S&M Kent ill l.UOU.lXiU.iii '.7W.r04.T4 I'ropert lei Land and Buildings $9, Mortgages uiH'oivaiiHi. sK.Kll.4r, Cash In Banks and lu Offices, 17MW.41 from l(l,H:M.4;t line Agents, ' Test Borings and Core Drill Pros The back is of Sundry Accounts Due and Accrued. 20.1!!t.: A the mainspring aiMW.w for Dam, Iliiihllni Materials, Supplies and Kiiulpment, pectins (or Minerals.Tosting woman's organism. It quickly calls Miscellaneous Assets, . 31,144.1)5 and Undue Pier Bnilding Foundations, attention to trouble by aching. It Shafts for Elevators and other $10,558,500.41 any tells, with other pymptoms, such as practical purpose. LIABILITIES. nervousness, headache, pains, in the lower of Drilled " loins, weight in the part Bonds and Certificates, with Interest Accrued to Date, t 7,501,430.84 Well, . t the body, that a woman's feminine Heal Estate Mortiraiwt, Including Interest to Date, 1,304,I3.U9 Driven Wella, Accounts I'ayalile, 5,5iW.21 organism needs immediate attention. Advance Payments Rentals, Contracts, etc., 15,(187.13 Test In such cases the one sure remedy Borings I 8,017,531.17 (Exact Samples) which speedily removes the cause, Capital Stock, I 100,000.00 feminine Surplus, l,540,lki9.24 1 640.969.31 Any Pumping System Supplied. and restores the organism condition is t to a healthy, normal "1 110,558,500.41 "Wind Mills, Tanks, Tumps, Hot Air LYDIAE. PIN KHAITS Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, VEGETABLE COMPOUND Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies, H. PRINDLE, Mrs. Will Young, of 6 Columbia L Ave., Rockland, Me., says : Manager C. L. " I was troubled for a long time with New Haven Agency, Grant, dreadful backaches and a pain in my Hoom b. First National Bank Building, and was in 58 Beldcn St. Conn. side, miserable, every way. '42 Church St., New Haven, Conn , Hartford, I doctored until I was discouraged and thought I would never get well I read what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable South britain Announcements. Compound had done for others and Capital, .$250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 decided to try it J after taking three bottles I can that never felt HON. W; FRANK KINNEY, truly eay I CHARLES G. Prest. EDWARD W. Vice Prest so well in life." SANFORD, MARSH, Our my O. H. BROTHWELL, Cashier. Try Of New Milford, Who Has Resigned the Post of Collector of Internal' Mrs. Lyon, of East 40c Teas, Oolomr. Japann.se, Gun- Augustus Earl, powder or English Breakfast, cuararueed as Revenue for the District of Connecticut and Rhode Island, Pa., writes to Mrs. Pinkham : Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon . srood as any 50c Tea on the market. All our "I had very severe backaches, and Trust groceries at correspondingly low prices. Most Efficient Term of Service Covering Fears. n in After a Eight pressing-dow- pains. I could not sleep, eys JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britaln.Ct. ' Pink-ham-'s Find of He Will be Succeeded, March I by Robert 0. Eaton. and had no appetite. Lydia E. a checking account special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call Vegetable Compound cured me eduprm for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the oanK omance ine totat amount oi money m trust, simple, is it not? feel new woman." equals " " ; and made me like a We solicit your account. ;' "' Have You Tried have his children lay up. Happy FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Bee. Pink-ham- 's First National Nutriotone forTOur horses, cattle, sheep and The Newtown "experience achieved by industry" will For thirty years Lydia E. Bank, swine. It saves feed and keeps stock 923 . your 28, 1908. heed made Temporary Address: Main Street, Conn. bealtey. Be sure and tret Nutriotoneand take Newtown. Friday February lead the young folks to "the call Vegetable Compound, Bridgeport, no substitute. We can fill from roots and herbs, has been the ' your order. of the fields" when their turn comes Our 50c Mixed Tea takes the lead. Our nrnnrln vA vainnAiT fVT "fnm O 1q ilia 6tock of Groceries, Meats and General Mer to fill the old folks' place on the farm. chandise is always complete. and has positively cured thousands of LITCHFIELD COUNTY Subscriber. Established 1866 . Remember the place. , women who have been troubled with ulcera- A BIRTHDAY PARTY. displacements, inflammation, The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. J. tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, Wm. Veness, Washington. Miss Sadie Anderson has issued her backache, that bearing-- South Britain, Conn. periodic pains, invitations for a birthday party on Feb- down feeling, flatulency, or & HOW TO KEEP THE YOUNG FOLKS ruary 29, afternoon and evening. Al- nervous prostration. T. L. Watson Co., IN THE COUNTRY. though Miss Sadie is 12 years old, she BANKERS BROKERS Discount has had one as Big A fn only birthday party, ; young working man who lived and Bonds 1900 was a Best wishes visit with her Stocks On our Edison Phonographs his in not leap year. from several days' and records. We are them he country was comparing lot closing out and of all for many returns of the happy in Watertown. Main and John Conn. shall sell them at a bargain, as we shall not life with a fellow laborer, who lived in daughter Corner Streets, Bridgeport, keep them any more. All our stock of Gro- occasion four years apart. '.. Two of the New Milford ceries, Boots, Shoes. Feed and General Mer- a flat in a neighboring city. The man .; poles power INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. chandise we are selling for cash at low prices. from the went back and forth ' line were burned, last Friday and Sat Call at our store and see how far $1 will go. country NIGHT SCHOOL PROSPERS. Notice-A- ll bills due the Estate of Charles on the to his work and he told urday. trolley '.; The school continues P. Williams must be settled at once. Judea night to his companion that he owned a fair Mr and Mrs Samuel Canfield of increase in numbers and interest. & Est. Charles P. sized cottage and that his fine cow South Britain visited at F. P. Hayes', James Staples; Co., Williams, of Mr Canfield is to Mrs C. P. made half the living' for his family J. A. Moore, who has been the guest Thursday. operate The Williams, Administratrix, Bankers and Brokers, four, while his garden and orchard of his sister-in-la- Mrs E. G. Clark, the creamery plant the coming year South Britain. ' Bridgeport 189 State Street, Corner Court, yielded vegetables and fruit sufficient this winter, has returned to his home under James Lee. National Bank. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. for their own use throughout the year. with his son, DrR. Moore, t of South There were several bad washouts VOTICE-Ooa- ud I will be at received to'check In- after Miyl my - ' Deposits subject and d He added his were Manchester. - of J' old tand In S uih Britain to do that wages $2.50 after Saturday's storm. From the day its opening terest allowed at the rate of 3 per cent on bal- -: 1806, down to any b islot s- iu my line. Thauiting tu frtends and he had been able to ' in December, the present ances of $500 or over. In per day that W. W. Wilson and Master Jesse have the business of this Bank has for their patmn tha past and solicit a time, Surety Bonds furnished. ebaioof Hin tiie future. lay by for a rainy day. The 'gone forward without interruption and something a pair each of coon skin gloves which never before has it been so well pre- Will act as Trustees or Administrators in A. . and the of or Munson, city man said rents were very high have been made in fine shape from the pared to meet and satisfy the needs of settlement Estates in the pare of South Britain. Ot. Bridgewater. its patrons as now. property generally. that he and his wife and child were coons which he killed in fall. a the This Bank has always maintained Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private cramped in a three-roo- m flat. With specie and currency basis and are still rooms for use of customers. Hoxbury Announcements. prepared to do so for the business wants the same wages he declaied that life of all its patrons. - Bethlehem v AT J. B. PITCHER'S WAREHOUSE. P.L. Holzer. F T. mouth On Staples. wa3 a hand to existence. T. B. DEFOREST, President. B. "pitcher has been hie being asked why he did not try a place J. enlarging F. N. Cashier. ' METHODIST CHURCH REDEDI-- ; BENHAM, . None better in he said he hated tobacco assorting room and now has a The the country that CATED. Bridgeport Trust ' and life in very convenient place for the work. A On the market than 1775 brand cows, gardens farm general. Feb- The Methodist church, Sunday, 15 ot Coffee, only 35e per pound. OurDay Light The fault lies in our "educational sys- force of hands is employed. Among Company, Brand of Coffee is a dandy; only 25c per lb., ruary 16, was packed to the doors, he in Mechanics' and Farmers with Our failed to convince the crops has purchased the past 189-- m and a, nice spoon every pound. tem that we have State St., Bridgeport, Conn. and Japanese Teas are hard to beat. when services were held. Oolong some of our youths, when few weeks are Nicholas Ogden of Rox- Savings Bank If you nave any trouble in this line try a brightest The church has been - from our store. We can just undergoing H. W. Daniel Capital, surplus and undl- sample please you. they start out for themselves, that tSe bury, Treat, , Canfield, N.w Wall A few nice warm out door and stable blan- complete repairs, necessitating using BufcBulUiif, St.,Bridfprt vlded profits, ' $300,000.00 kets for the horses. Boots, Shoes and Rub- offers better for Frank Basky, Carson B. Mead, Ernest country opportunities the lecture room for services. The Receives to bers, we can lit you. Groceries and; General Eastwood, John W. W. Wei ton, Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906, 13,873,773,29 Deposits subject check, allowing Merchandise. family life than the cities; The small Harris, Interest on accounts averaging $500 balance, i pastor, Rev G. Eastland, had charge of and 160,681.68 Rents Safe Deoosit I in- R. C. J. F. Hazel, John Camp- Surplus Interest, Rotbs. district school a Harris, ' . yields powerful and most mwuwr, xrusieo Allen Joyce, the services, preached a ap Mrs John Kavanak or in AMumigirtbiur, fluence among the young people and bell, John Randall, 14,034,454.97 any Fiduciary Capacity. . Conn Assets, Roxbury Station, propriate sermon for the occasion, his of Mr Mann of should do all in its power to make Bridgewater, Danbury, Number of depositors, 11,587. F. W. MARSH, President.' text being, "I was glad when they said country life attractive. The school Patrick Burritt of Brookfield, David H. ORANGE MERWIN, Vice Pres't. H. E. dARLICK, unto me, 'let us go into the house of EGBEKT MARSH, Secretary. teacher of the sort should be able Disbrow, Miles H. Disbrow, E. S.' E. H. JDDSUN Treasurer. right the.Lord', Our feet shall stand within y in the out door world Hatch, Michael Kelly, John Kelly and ated 1873, Veterinary, to interest youth ! thy gates, Oh Jerusalem Psalm 122, N. New Fairfield. OFFICERS i ' ROXBURY. CONN. and so make a connecting link be- George Pearce of ' verse 1 and 2. The choir, composed of John L. Weasels, President ' Distance 208-- 5. tween home and school life. The. play Marshall E I People's Long Telephone the members of the Congregational Morris, V,M portents. T. S.: with ground is a preparation for the battle Predk. B. Hall. J Any onewishingtocommunicate and Methodist rendered several - Call 4. choirs, James Wixon had the misfortune, one L. Seerrtarv and Tre&rarer. me over Local Telephone ground of life and no real school can Catlln. Savings Bank. fine anthems.- Mrs C. Noakes sang a. day last week, while helping M. Con-ner- y be kept within four walls with only INCORPORATED I860. solo which greatly added to the song saw wood, to put the back of his books for tools. The school garden Notice. service. A liberal offering was re hand on the moving saw, New Bank Special idea is an educational factor which cutting quite The Hiddlesex Building, Bridgeport. If you need anything in the line of Paint- ceived. The church was presented a bad gash. Fortunately he was not call at Cole Brothers should appear to every progressive ing or Paper Hanging, with a new Bible by Mrs Munson, one laid with it. Co. Barber Hiop and leave your order. Satisfac- school committee. All the small school up Banking of $1 to in all work guaranteed. of and one who has Deposits $1000 tion its oldest members, has 1875. Now 30tu of which the writer has visited were . Miss Sarah Lyons been quite ill Organised in in lto year Cole Brothers, yards in and contributed Received In each calfrndiir vpur. Tntaroet. ha- - taken great interest and under Dr Leslie's care. business, being on the same plane as Savings Roxbury Station, Conn. roomy enough for such experiments gins monthly. largely towards the repairs, and merits Banks and under the supervision of the State but the planting in each case was con- M. Connery with his engine and saw- State Trust Funds since many thanks. We all hope that pros Bank Examiners, Office Hours 9 a. m. to 3 fined and limited to or- outfit last of 1889. p.m. to Arbor day and ing kept things quite lively the Statute God's blessing will ever be $200, $500, $1000. 9 a. m to 12 m. Andrew Puchala, animals. Each perity Center. Sp or cent Debentures of (100, Saturdays, ' namental trees and week about the Among the 7 to 8. ROXBURY, CONN. with the church. Monday Evenings, year the young folks need to plant and wood piles he converted into stove o Horse and Ox Shoeing, Carriage and Wagon some harvest from their own were those belonging to Edwin L. D. Sanford & Co.; SAMUEL W. BALDWIN. President. Repairingtnd General Blacksniithlng. Also reap plot A lengths kindsof Machine Work done. Every BOY PROSPERING. , HENRY ATWATER, all day of in order to foster a desire A. . Randall, Mark McEslin, Robert 150 Conn. after 4 p. m.. all kindsof Plumbing work done ground Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport, First Vice President. at your home when desired. Shop open week for the land when they begin life for A letter from Charles M. Hatten. McEslin and C. B. Thompson. ENOCH P.HINCKS, 7 a. m. to ii m. days from p. dated at the Island of Samar, P. Second Vice President. 135-- 201-- 5. themselves. Many a farmer has nipped L, Mr and Mrs Telephone calls 5 and James Orr enjoyed the EDWARD W. MARSH, in tells of his in the We the farming instincts the bud by prosperity telegraphic day in New Milford, last week Thurs- Offer, Secretary and Treasurer. work and the recommends his - not allowing his children any ground inspector day. Subject to sale, the fol- BRIDGEPORT of their own to till or any ownership salary to be raised to the sum of $1200 ' M. Brennan of New Milford and his improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes nave Confectionery. in the farm animals. Give the girls a per annum. He is postmaster and a Interest, rvmnons attached, urinclpal and In dancing class here gave a reception at terest at our oanK. ank small flock of hens and the boys a calf money order office is to be put into payauie t Savings We believe it can be the Town hall, last Friday evening, Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. or colt for their own and you will effect. well done for a fresh very Pretty which was the closing of the. class for "$150 $ 600 6 per cent Vacant lot (Incorporated 1842) demonstrated that we carry the child who came to town be- 300 600 - 6 " CORNER be surprised what an interest they will air this to H MAIN AND 8TATE STS., and most attractive variety the season. The reception was well at- ' 700 6 " . largest soon develop in the home life on the gin life, as we mightjsay. 350 700 6 Bridgeport, Conn. tended and all had an time. 51-- of Good Candy of any one in the enjoyable 800 2.500 1.200 farm. Teach the how to 51-- and the young people Refreshments were served. Whitney's 900 1.5(H) Vacant lot Valley of the Pomperaug, 1.000 2,800 6 " 1,800 care for their in such a way as to " 1 pets Water-bur- " 1.500 Received From . $1 increase in s des is proof of Mrs Edith Judson Lewis of y orchestra furnished the music. 130 2.500 5 Deposits steady and show them the value 2.500 4.500 5 " 3.00 , "Low-ney- V bring profits her former home " : to the merit of the goods. spent Sunday at Walter Hawes is erecting a large 2.800 5,0cO .. 5 3.000 $1000. . of good reading along agricultural ' 3,250 5.000 5 " asoo and others. here. . 70x16 .feet over his sawmill " : lines. The U. S. of AgrU building 3.500 6,000 8 3.500 Interest paid on all amounts, Department 51-- 2" and also' an- 3,700 6,010 . 3.700 One n last week Mrs Mary Mun- near Southville is erecting 4 culture supplies much that is valuable' ight 9.000 6 " 5.000 or small. son had attack of building, 30x13 for a boiler large ; in Farmers' Bulletins which may be a severe hemorrhage other feet, t similar itnnnf BrldmDort Morteaeascan H. H. CANFIELD, of the nose and was alone in her house and house. usually be furnished. Stocks and Bonds, LOANS had for the A few months for engine listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex Woodburt. Ct. asking. . North an col in the middle of the sight and made a Miss Margaret May, who has been change. Also deal in Real Estate, Insurance made oy real estate located in .Bridtre- - your boy or girl at agricultural and Surety Bonds. like Storrs is a wonderful desperate effort to get help. Dr Smith critically ill at the home of her aunt in port. lege eye Desirable of ' was called after day- now This Offices for rent ; W. T. GALL.AGHEJR, opener and a few dollars spent on the Waterbury Tariffville, is gaining nicely. BURR & KNAPP, Sasdt Hook, Or. break and stated Mrs Munson had been will be news to her many friends. Kaij St, for education of this sort will good Bankers and Brokers, ' near New England Barber youth .' 8nop 8taoa. saved a fit of sickness. L. May, a few days Tel. 423. 9S3 Main Street. T.B.DFOREST. President. and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in ail mj work bring more return than the bank ac- Her father, spent evsn-i- g. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ALEXANDER Treasurer. fraarsDteed. Shop own every day and count which the fanner is anxious to Mrs Richard Magee has returned with her7 recently. HAWLEY, RaJorHoning A Specialty. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBItUAUY 28 1908.

Tlie Newtown Bea Newtown. Friday, Fvlirunri &, im Desperate The New York Herald Anglo-America- n Competition Kemps Balsam FAIRFIELD COUNTY. i Coughs Max Pcmbcrlon, England that Huntington. Will slop any coiifjh Extremely can be stepped ly any Dangerous coughs. medicine and cv.re coufjhs LONG HILL AND VICINITY. perilous coughs. Coughs that Mrs. Mary E. Wilkins I'reeKWP America cannot be cured by any his Ice ha'r ' that William Beard had crop rasp and tear the throat and F.cfcr?e-T- he Public . oibcr medicine. vented,laBt week. 0. G. Beard had 14-- that shake the the best lungs. Coughs It Is ahveys Inch ice harvested the week before. whole You a couch cure. You cannot body. need regu- allord fo talce cLances on The chimney of the Century Farm lar medicine, a doctor's medi- WOMEN READERS WIN PRIZES any other kind. house got afire, last week, and but for cine, for such a cough. Ask KEMP'S BALSAM cures timely assistance might have resulted vVhcther the English or the American The Sundry Magazine Section of the your doctor about is of value colds, bronchitis, scriouBl) as the roof was covered with Ayer's author wins in the New York Herald's New York Herald particular couahs, n Pectoral. asthma and cousumy-tin- Cherry to decide which has to the women of America by reason of grip,in llrst stages. soot, some of which was burning. Competition W publl.li our formula the better novel upon its special features devoted to their contain aIco Mr Blindcnbecker, while driving a depends largely It does rot m W. b.nl.h aloohol the feminine voters. interests. opium, morphine, or young colt over the hill, met a sleigh, from our medlolnM hoi, ' f The Herald's Fashion Pages are the nihfp mtrcotlc. DOlson The bells which Wo urg yon to The American women are taking a frightened the. colt, oon.ult your ' ous or barmlui A dootor in contect and timeliest and most authoritative in drug. ran into the wire fence, cutting his yers very active interest tho , America, . They.contain the very latest foot and breaking one thill twice, It doctor will tell that a medi- they are winning a largt Jjroportiwa of Any good you offered the creations secured direct from Paris might have been much more serious. cine Tike Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot the weekly cash prizes by do its best work if bowels are con- Herald votes and criticisms. through the Herald's Paris Edition. Beard home over Sun the for Stanley was Ask doctor if he knows And because do not have to be pre- stipated. your de--. they the 9th. cor- Don't let the author you prefer be Leading Wi blnftoo tSuslneu day, anything better than Ayer's Pills for pared from three to six months in ad- this of the liver. feated by inactivity on your part. Houiei. Miss Ruth Beard spent part of last recting sluggishness vance, as in the case of fashion journals, M.ils by tha J C. lyar Co., Low.U, Kui Get out vote ! week in Bridgeport, and Sunday in the the styles shown in the Herald are Shelton. Start next Sunday then send in your actually right up to the minute. Stephen Palmer and Carlos Blakeman Redding. vbte and criticism every week. It is the same with the Herald's secured their last week. articles on aids to and health, ice, ' You can win more than one cash beauty A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. on household and on all the Miss Mary Palmer was home over prize during the contest. matters, Knob Brook met to woman's life Sunday, the 9th. Frank E. Hall of Last week's winners: subjects pertaining a You a and work. Are with serious painful accident, and , in Shel First Prize May A.'. Ingenth'ron, 278 West The evangelistic meetings is for last week Monday, 17, and 19th . feature that it possible the ton were well attended, last week, and February St., New York City. , i , Every one that will lay him up for several Second Prize FannytM. 4Quinlan, Newberg, best ot women's journals to have, the Going to Build, many expressed a desire to lead a weeks. Mr Hall was driving down Herald's Sunday Magazine has and or Christian life. Third Prize-E- dith Kins. Box 176," Paint Diamond Hill with a load of baled Narberth, more with the addition of a timeliness hay Pa. . f:i Your ? Mrs Wilkinson has been in Brooklyn Repair Buildings when the ropes holding the load broke, Fourth Prize-- Mrs M. H. Edmonston, 315 W no monthly can possibly possess. with her the past two weeks. daughter, letting the hay onto the horses, fright- 79th St., New York City. Yet the price of the entire New York Fifth Prize-C- has Holland 517 A letter from China reports the ening them and causing them to run. Kidder, Sunday Herald is but five cent3 only ': Princi. mei field Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. SO death of Miss Ella J. Newton, Mr Hall was thrown fiom the load and one-fift- h to one-thir- d the of a IF Sixth Prize Allen T. Orange price the in Foochow, Brewer, pal of Girls' college landed on one of his limbs, breaking it Heights, West Orange, N. J. . monthly. Lum- She visited in this vicinity on her last in two places and breaking both bones Seventh Prize Marie V. Scanlan, 44 Monioe Place your order now for next Sun- Buy your Shingle, visit in this part of the state. in the The was a St, Brooklyn, N. Y. T Herald. at Yard. leg. fracture very day's ber, etc., my. ' The Woman's Foreign Missionary so bad one and the bone penetrated A complete line of Hard- ciety met at the parsonage, Friday aft- through the flesh. The road where the THE NEW YORK HERALD, New York City accident is a bad one and ware, Nails, etc. ernoon, the 14th. The fourth chapter happened of Gloria Christi was the lesson for there are no houses near, so Mr Hall the time. lay on the ground where he fell from Miss Gertrude Wilkinson is staying about 9.30 in the morning, the time Glover, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bird-se- y with her aunt while Mrs Wilkinson is that the accident happened, until 4 o'clock in the afternoon before he was C. Glover of that place. Mr and Mrs Files. lAxes, Rope, away. their in Barnum found. The day was pretty cold and Taylor are enjoying honeymoon 0. G. Beard spent Monday, the 10th, the south. he suffered greatly from the cold and sunny Greatest file on earth for the money. Twine. in Hartford. ' his injuries, but stood it wonderfully STOP COUGHING. Seeing is believing, believing is seeing, at Louise Nichols is visiting in Shelton. well. He was taken at once to his Use English's White Pine and Tar. home and Dr" Smith was called who Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Main St., Bridgeport. Trumbull sent for a Bethel doctor to assist him J. S. Mayhew of Plumtrees, who had and they set the broken limb. Mr Hill the misfortune to fracture his arm sev F. eral weeks and has not re- S. SEELEY, ' ASOCIAL EVENT. is now getting along as well as could ago fully Reduced Prices on Driving and Automobile Coats. covered from his last be expected but it will be a long time injuries, left, Now Washington Depot, Ct in the Former Price The Valentine whist, given before he will be able to be about Saturday, for Jacksonville, Fla., where Astrakhan Cloth, rubber Interlined, $18.00 $14.00 24.00 18.00 Town hall, under the auspices of the he will about two months for his Wool Kersey. Astrakhan lined, DEALER IN again. The horses were freed from the spend Wool Kersey, plush lined, muskrat collar, 25.00 20.00 Woman's Sewing society, on the even- the and ran a health. Mr Mayhew sailed on the Wool Kersey, plush lined, muskrat collar and facing. 27.50 22.50 ' wagon by pole breaking marmot Russian mink 50.00 35.00 Coal, Lime, Cement, of 12, was a success, Kersey, lined, collar, ing Februray great ways where they became entangled in Clyde line steamer "Apache," from Kersey, muskrat lining and collar, . 54.00 45.00 and About 10 Paints,, Hardware, both socially financially. the trees and were stopped, neither New York on Saturday After spend Fur Outside Coats The 22.50 17.50 etc. invited guests were present. It is almost a miracle ing some time in Jacksonville he will Black Jap. Martin, Quilted lining, 8tC., being injured. Black 25.00 20.00 as follows : cut Dog, auilted lining, prizes were First, glass Mr Hall was not dead when he was visit the Gulf coast by way of the St Eskimo Dog, Imt. Otter Collar, 30.00 25.00 27.50 salt and pepper boxes, 0. B. Burton ; all Galloway Cow, 35.00 found and he has the sympathy of John's river. Wallaby Blended, muskrat Collar, 40.00 35.00 one-ha- lf dozen cut tum- 55.00 45.00 second, glass his and friends who for on Wombat, ' neighbors hope F. A. Hickok, the plumber Center Russian 90.00 75.00 Mrs Sherwood Walker ; tnird, Pony, blers, his speedy recovery. street, has completed fitting up a Russian Pony, 60.00 50.00 just Ladies' Automobile Coats at Low Prices. SheeD Line Corduroy Reversible Coats. jewel case, Howard S. Beach; fourth, W. mi r i r new bath room for Henry Osborne at 20 per cent Reduction. burnt wood plaque, Herbert Walker ; A number of Redding Patrons went to on Redding Ridge. Line of - fifth, silver pen knife, Mrs Charles The Peck & Lines Co., last ' Newtown, Wednesday evening, Something new at the Gilbert-Mill- er ' Fairchild; sixth, burnt wood plaque, where were enter- 185-20- 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. they very pleasantly Co., handsomely decorated china dishes, Boots and Shoes Miss Beers; ladies' consolation, hand tained at the home of Mr and Mrs H. Miss Mildred ten cents each. painted sachet, Tucker; Rupf, one of the former members. To Be Found In Magee Ranges at F. A. Hickok's. gentlemen's consolation, heart shaped The of whist was and re- the County. game enjoyed box of candy, Charles Weed. At the freshments were served. The occasion Shepard Brothers has the contract for close of the coffee, sandwiches a new houses for Alfred L. and Dinner Cards? A Stock of Dependable Shoes game was a very enjoyable one for all. erecting Tally and cake were served. The ladies of Staib on Milwaukee avenue. That Will Do You Service, Mr and Mrs Henry J. Kennell wel- the Circle wish to thank all those who & on comed a little son at their home in The store of McDowell Taylor & so kindly helped to make the whist a Center' street was closed all last Hayes Betts, on Tuesday, 18. day 993 Main ' February Street, Bridgeport, Conn. & Wettereau, success. i Coggswell Mrs Rufus Gould of Weston is assisting week Wednesday, it being the wedding Ct. one of the Washington Depot, in the care of the little stranger. day of David H. Taylor, Sherman. members of the firm. Mrs M. J. Scribner , of Sanfordtown, leave about Carl who has been ill with liver trouble and F. J. McKenzie will Bader, March 1 D. where under Dr Smith's care, is now gaining for Washington, C, AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Washington Depot Market, and able to be about her house. he will spend a month with friends. Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Stock, ' Depot. Washington Mr Warner of Pawling and M. Glen Ezequelle Brothers of Bethel have Floyd Comstock, son of Mr and Mrs Bridgeport Gaslight Preferred Stock, A full line of Meats always on hand. Game G. W. of non of Dover were guests at rented Mrs George Sherman's place on William Comstockof Greenwood avenue, n the season. Meats always prime quality New Haven & Hartford and prices reasonauie. Durgy's, last Sunday.; Pleasant Valley and has moved there. has gone to Brookfield, and is a student New, Right, Mr Andrews from Brooklyn has vis S. H. Benedict of Couch's Hill has in the Curtis school. New York, New Haven & Hartford New Debenture 6's. Manufacturer at M. G. Leach's I. F. of ited recently. moved into the north part of the old .Nathan I. Bennett, whose summer Lewis, The Misses Carrie Mallory and Katie Whitehead store on the Ridge. home is in Plumtrees and who has

Edmonds attended "The . Toy makers" Mr ill his home in New HINCKS BROS. & Bond Harness; Blankets, Robes and John Cantus of New York is with been critically at CO., Dealers, in New Milford, last week. and Mrs J. Kennell in Sanford- York with pleuro pneumonia, is now Court 207 State Conn. Stable Goods, Henry Exchange Bldg., St., Bridgeport, 'Miss Marion Briggs and lady friend town, where he will make his home for gaining slowly. His many friends here ' JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT, were over Sunday guests at ;F. M, the present. will be glad to hear the good news. Briggs'. Henry S. Osborne has had a new Laxative Cough Syrup Miss Cornelia Gelston, who is teach bath room installed at his home on th e Kennedy's acts gently but promptly on the bowels. HFITlANDinDD ing in Middletown, has been prostrated Ridge. F. A. Hickok of Bethel had It stops the cough by soothing the with the grip, but we are pleased) the contract for the plumbing. throat and lung irritation. Sold by The National Baoik, FSTABLISHMENT FOR hear that she is beginning to gain a S. H. Barnes of New York is having City It , . i r I t--, X Henry Rupi, Newtown, Conn. of 105 Wall Conn. little. Her mother went there, last' an well sunk on his lot where Street, Bridgeport, CONN. artesian IIMAAIN ST BRIDGEPORT, for her. ; week on Thursday to care he is to build his new residence the Bert Barber of Elton, Wis., says: "I was The Dorcas society met with Miss coming season.' Work on the well have only taken four doses of your Kid- ESTABLISHED 1854. Lucretia Hungerford, last week. begun the mid He of last week. ney and Bladder Pills and they have Capital, $250,000,00 medi- and Profits, 320,000.00 Charles Edmonds and son attended done for me more than any other Surplus Bether. cine has ever done." Mr Barber refers the horse sale at Pawling, last Satur to DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. CATARRH day. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. New They are sold by Henry Rupf. B. Cashier. V is Bethel H. TERRILL, Asst Miss Jackson of Sharon visiting Quite a large delegation from town, Conn. at her sister's, Mrs C. A. Mallory's. went to Newtown, last week Wednes- wed- Toproveunqnestionably.andbeyondanydonbi A good sized audience listened to an day, February 19, to attend the A that Catarrh of the nose and throat can be cured, OASTOniA. ding of David H. of the firm Beari IM KIM tny Han Always I am furnishing patients through druggists, small interesting discourse, last Sunday, Taylor, tie f DOWN GOES THE PRICES! free Trial Boies of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure. Rowland of Yale of McDowell & Taylor, the Center Signature I do this because I am go certain, that Dr. Shoop's delivered by B. F. Miss Bessie E. of Catarrh Cure will bring actual substantial hlp. Divinity school. Many expressed a de- street merchants, to Hothing certainly, is so convincing as a physjtal Sale Is ! test of any article of real, genuine merit. Buttliat sire to hear him again. Our February On article must possess true merit, else the test will (ME rather than advance it. sold rthe second condemn, Ir. Shoop's C. H. Hawes has When buying like to KNOW that they are getting the rea A 11 over the store you will find on goods that are to be discontinued and the prices ar Catarrh Cure is a snow white, healing antiseptic the 13 as to ever offered before list includes China Cabinets. Buffets. Sideboarse in beautiful nickel of mules lately, this time to a man thing; that quality exactly represented then, lowerthan The balm, put up capped glass jars pair Most and to feel that the prices paid are Then shoppii g Chairs. Tables, Bureaus. Chilfonieres. Bedsteads. Parlor Furniture. Odd Rockers, chair, etc.. at 60c. Such soothing agents as Oil Eucalyptus, People just. in Waterbury. . Iwmnniift nleaxure and a satisfaction. This, uleasure mav be voura In the future, simply We do not depend alone upon the low prices for the success of this sale but upon the Thymol, Menthol, etc., are Incorporated into a of the best makes. or ware, choice and worth of of Furniture we have. cream like Dr. when looking for things In gold or sliver Sterling plated high character, honest construction artistic every piece Telvety, Petrolatum, Imported by L. W. is at Is- diamonds and stones, Do think of a worth of furniture until you have seen these from If Catarrh of the nose and Hungerford boarding Cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, other precious opera not buying single dollar's Shoop Europe. and field billhooks and card art ware, Whiting's boi and has extended to the then all Morris-sey- 's glasses, (pocketbooks. case, fans, paper. goods prices, throat stomach, by aac Stuart's and working in Diamond and examined cr Properly means also use internally, Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Repairing. setting tmgravlng. Eyes day night. fitted made and Go to v Stomach distress, a lack of general strength, tobacco shop. glasses guaranteed. bloating, belching, biliousness, bad taste, etc. & surely call for Dr. 8hoop's Restorative. The Board of Relief has the last TAVI OP GREGORY, N. Co., Inc., catarrh of the nose and Buckingham For uncomplicated only on of this week. on ESTABLISHED 1842, throat nothing else, however, need be used but meeting Saturdaay rclral Jewelers a. s A. D. Giddings and C. Powell are in 17? 5&te Strict - - - Bridgeport. Ccrjr). Danbury as Jurymen. N. B.-- We repair, we reflnish and we upholster furniture at reasonable rate 1, Mrs E. J. Hungerford ' entertained GET YOUR to last ur. snoop s company dinner, Saturday. Cancer Cure x Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco The Melbourne Co., Save money by buying your drugs 64 Bank Conn. andgroceries'at the store of, H. H. And Smokers' Suppliesot all kinds at the reliable store. Street, Derby, Guro Canfield, North Woodbury. Courteous ri.n ihoir Rurmtnrlnm .nil irnrnt? a positive en re. They also treat mild Gatarrh D. D. SMITH, . cases and old sores at your home if desired and can send yon a blood medicine that will' cure treatment and square treatment assur 44 Fairfield Are, Opp. Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn. internal growtn ol ail ainaa. vorresponaence sonctu. ?iereuinuij "ALL DEALERS' ed. ' ESTABLISHED FOB EIGHT YEAK3. in. r Do not forget that we Arry the most complete line ot sporting goods in the city. THE 2Vu 0m BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1908. The Newtown Bea S. R. HILL A BUSY MAN. 8. K Hill Is installing a saw mill The m, Open Niwti.n. Friday, rYlirimry iiw. outfit complete lit West Cornwall for Judge Gold. The wheol wai furnlxhed throuirh Mr mule LITCHFIELD COUNTY. -- Hill, by the Chase Season Turbine To., of Orange, Mdpb. Mr Thirty Days New Milford. Good 4? for II. REV G. JOHNSON, THE BEE AND C. M.BSACM. Clothes Along in December wine lime a com-mitt- ee lemoyalSale of the Congregational church quietly packwl their hxr.d hair and Is at Imml. Our now Journeyed down to Swaiupttcott. Mag., Commencing Friday, Feb. 28, stock fresh from Hurt, SclmffiiPr to hear Rev G. H. Johnson., who husj ' n uince been caiioi 10 we pmuoraie 01 & Marx h ready for your inspect-io- and , the church. Amon the mtmi'iers was Closing t x iin.l for your' wearing. C. M. Bench. Now Kv Mr Johnson, SaturdayMarch 28. We're ready to kIiow you or any when In Monroe, hud been a subscriber to The Bee, an I on one occasion the oilier man the liest clothes ever A Final Price Reduction before moving to our new handsome countenance of 'Mr Beuch in town. location, Main Street, near Postoflice We MUST and seen in the columns of The was portrayed SHALL close out the balance of Fall and Medium weight Bee. When the committee When it comes to quality, style, reported Suits and Overcoats remaining on our tables. We real- to the church on that lit and workmanship they have no Swampseott par ize our handicap and will quote prices for to this ticularmorninp.they went in separate season's Clothing that wjll make quick work of the bal- equal. not to attract attention ly wishing ance of this stock. The prices quoted no doubt will seem ' .J..Z-S- ' Suits, - ',. ';.; 3 improbable to buyers not acquainted with the store. . 18.00 'Jto 25.00. You jvho know that are to find S. R. HILL. are, you 'sure every Coats arid Rain Coats article aid price just us advertised. To the unacquainted, Top whether you wish to buy or not, come in and see how Hill has the contract for installing a 16.00 to 25.00. good Clothing we are offering at littler-price- : mill and elevator for Louis Pepe of Other Lines of Suits, and to erect a stack for the Men's Suits and Overcoats, 13.50, 14.00, 15.00 1 Chelsea Laundry Co., of Mr and odd 16.00 Suits, . Removal Sale Price, $8.95 Copyright 1908 by 10.00.to 910.00. &M Derby. Hart Schaffner & Marx Hill is one of the best authorities on Men's Suits and Overcoats, 16.00, 17.00 and machinery In Connecticut, and one of 18.00 grades, Removal Sale Price, $10.95 DUNCAN & the best fellows in the state, too ! If CANFIELD, anyone hereabouts gets a difficult job Head-to-Fo- ot Outfitters, they send for "Sam" Hill and he finds Removal Sale a way out. II in need of any mill ma Special NEW MILFOKD, CONN. 4'f chinery, he's a good nan to talk to. Offerings. NEW MILFORD BOYS COME HOME WITH THEIR POCKETS BULGING Look for these items every; week during the sale. m WITH CASH. - , A In Our Shoe Department. Joseph Watson, W. J. Clark. Henry Change Prescription Donnelly, James Sullivan, Lewis Pratt, For Spring, 1908, we are to show a complete line J&L Robert Donnelly, Walter B. Leaven- of REGALS for men and women.. It is imperative that worth, Fred Sherwood, Arthur Marsh, we immediately close out the shoes on band. J. L. Mc Ewan, Charles Warner. John Removal Sale Prices f We guarantee our to to drugs Donnelly and Hermon Couch went Shoes at $3.00 Shoes at $2.50 be of tested and han- $4.00 $3.00 quality C. M. BEACH. Derby, last Saturday,' to witness the $3.50 Shoes at $2.75 $2.50 Shoes at $2.00 dled men only by of experi- butchering of the big pig owned by ence in the compounding of When Mr Beach was ushered up the G. F. Pixley. The pig was slaughtered Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, age medicines. 0. Your doctor aisle, Mr Johnson noted him, and be by J. L. ,Mc Ewan, assisted by Herman 14-2- Removal Sale Prices : knows this is a good store a man of quick perception said men Couch, Charles and John Don ing Warner, 7.00 and 8.00 kinds at . $4.95 and you should know it. "that is Charles M. Beach of New 867, seven 4! tally nelly. It weighed guessing 10.00 and 12.00 grades at $6.95 Bring your prescriptions Milford." and so it proved. All of the correct number. Some of the New here and be pleased. Washington's which goes to show that it is hard to Milford boys are said to have made a Men's Working Shirts, 10 doz. 50c out of the influence of so a on on the get widely lot of money their wagers quality." Removal Sale Price, 35c circulated as The Bee, even if you of the W. N. Birthday paper weight porker. A Noble, I journey up to the Massachusetts coast An Early Selection is to Your Best Is past, but the Splendid Values in where the ocean breezes blow.' AVERAGE MAN WOULD HAVE DRUGGIST, ' WANTED A DOCTOR AND ONE Watches, Jewelry and OR TWO TRAINED NURSE3. uanK street, New minora, . g f A WEIL RAISER OF DEV- - ' Photographic Supplies KNQWN L. C. Davis, the Bank street fish Telephone 98. v ON STOCK. & Remain at the Jewelry Store of dealer, met with an accident while HATCH DEWEY, . James Sullivan, who has for 10 or returning from his peddling trip to M. W. New Milford: Great Barrington. HILL, 12 years made a specialty of raising which came near costing his BankSt.( New Milford. Devon cattle, pedigree stock, has Isold life. While coming down the hill near ir : out his entire herd to N.. P. Baardsley, Mr Flynn's on the river road, the front the Devon expert of Roxbury. Mr wheels broke away from the body of ! Sullivan is fond of the stock, the wagon, letting the wagon to the i;von Frank Evitts, the popular harness Peter Anderson delivered his tobacco, Sweaters ground with a crash. Mr Pavis was dealer and has secured a new Monday, at the warehouse of M. thrown out on the ground, striking on repairer, harness in the person of Wil- - Michelis. his shoulder, which was badly sprained repairer A Out Sale liam C. Locke of Stamford.' He is a H. D. Erisman has bought for Kra-fin- e Closing and bruised. For a day or two Mr Da- Goods workman and comes highly recom- - mer & Goldberg several hundred cases on these at vis could scarcely get abejut, but he mended, having worked for one man 13 0f tobacco, which is being put for' him ; Bargain Prices. pluckily stuck to his business, without Take along your harnesses- - by Vincent Sterling at the Lichenstein' a murmur. The average man' would years. and have the work warehouse.' Mr is also to have demanded a doctor and one or two needing repairing Sterling put A Stock of done in short order. up a large packing for Sperry Broth- - Complete trained nurses standing about. Mr and Mrs H. J. Pulver of Lee, ers of Marbledale. - V ISAAC SMITH WEEKS. were in town, Monday, guests! George Hawley of New Haven was Men's FURNISHINGS " Mass., D. at home his Mr Isaac Smith Weeks, residing on the of Mr and Mrs C Pulver. the of parents, arid We Are Mrs E. F. Always Delighted plains, below the village, died on Sun Mr and Mrs Marcus Finkle and son Hawley.'over Sunday. To we wait on you because know our (roods aged 59 after an illness of Great Mass., were John Addis, a student at Yale, was will pieaso roi'. Finest Coffeos for your fam- day, years, Barrington, ily altar your breakfast table and teas good with pneumonia. He was a carpenter guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Zeiner with his parents, Judge and Mrs J. F. e icu ;u for even the Mikadoi No poor quality At McMahon's, f Here only the best of every tiling. Don't by trade and devoted some attention to over Washington's birthday. Addis, ovgr Sunday. make the mist ake of saving a few rents on Mtqatt-Plum- b Block, fruit He was a son of Albert week Coffees and Teas wise housekeepers will as- growing. Harry O'Connor is passing the Taylor Lee; a son of Rev T. J. Lee, Cor. Bank and Railroad Streets, 'fu- sure you that you had better isave on some and Grace Sherman Weeks. The in Waterbury. a student at Yale, was at home over other line, They're right, too. NEW MILFORD. neral took place on Tuesday afternoon, Washington's birthday. i Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. The mem- C. I. LEACH, ; ' bers of St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M.. ' Church Street, New Milford. . New Line of attended in a body, having the com- - Telephone 2. H. D. mittal service at the grave. A delega-tio- IIinc, 18279 Rolls from the Union also ' Carpenters' PHOTOGRAPHIC ' OF Wall . Paper JAMES SULLIVAN. atten ded the funeral. ARTIST. j The Best Line in the Daily Arriving. County of devotes a deal of AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. Wall but good attention to Paper tobacco raising. He. may try some Staub & Mallett have bought about 200 Styles of Picture Frames. have MostjCom-plet- e We the other breed for a Mr Sullivan's 450 cases of tobacco, which they are them. Over 300 Fancy Driving change. Call and see . Patterns. Stock in the farm's located in Park Lane. assorting at their warehouse on West ' AND 'County. "s - An will street. It will take about three weeks GRAND assortment"; ECO- inspection prove this V STUDIO: NOMICAI more to complete the handling of what prices. fact. Drop in and look over ANNUAL' FIRE ASSOCIATION Post Office Block, New Milford Work Harnesses. have bought new MEETING. they already the patterns. , Peter Anderson delivered his of See me and Save Money. crop C. A. WAY CO., The annual meeting of the New Mil- tobacco, Monday, to M. Michelis. "" - Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Shades, Screens,ettf. ford .Fire Association will be held at Cleaned, Tuned, , New Milford, Ct. , the Hose House, on Monday, March 2. MRS LA VINA M. TITUS. ORGANS and Repaired. Frank Telephone 143-- Evitts, 1908, at 7.30 p. m., tohear and act up- John Hannon, Mrs Lavina Titus, wife of Amos Tir Have concluded to follow my old occupa- cleaned New Milford. on reports, to elect officers for the en who died weeks tion once more. Organs should be Railroad Street, tus, a few ago, passed and overhauled every two years to prevent Nicholas Square, suing to lay a tax all year, upon prop- away on Saturday, aged 60 years. She the moths from eating the felts. Will do the erty within the Fire District, work at your house and save you the trouble A. H New subject was a daughter of Silas and Catherine of shipping the organ away. My prices are McMahon, Miifoeb, Ct., to said for de- so can afford to have the taxation the purpose of Howard Y. The reasonable, anyone Agent for the Odell of Burbank, N. work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. One Ha'f Paints, Glass, etc. fraying all necessary expense of said. took on Dover " burial place Tuesday at Temperance Pool Room. GURNEY The Olive Oil Association, and to transact any other N. Y. Plains, Steam and Hot Water business proper to come before said J Heaters... Sold In this country is adulterat- Watch and Clock ' A. W. ed w'th Unseed oil or some other Ingredient, meeting. The meeting will also act Dayton In . CARD. Plumbing all its Branches..4 and a article. For absolute A, New Ilonse. New Milford isual'y very poor upon the question of taking and exer- Opp. England Estimates ly purpo'.lveon oor 'in nnvor, pui np in wish through The Bee to thank the P. 0. Address. Lock Box 11a. free. Call before you buy. cansmrect rrom uit go w ! cising certain power or powers con The West Shore and Round Oak Stoves need Repairing many kind friends and neighbors who no puff. They are the best. tt. H. .'CHIAPPAOAHSE. ferred upon the New Milford Fire As generously assisted us in our time Watch or Clock does sociation in amendment to char- New XU'nrC. If your not run an its v in of trouble. Susie A. Cronin. Albert H. right bring it here and let us put it ter (Sec 2) by the General Assembly McMahon, first class time-keepi- We do shape. of the State of Connecticut at its ses Edward P. Martin Bridge Street, ' New Milford. the best work and our prices are rea- Dea C. L. Hickox &pi C. L. Hickox, sonable. sion m 1903, which section by its ref and ' Jr., of Washington, were visitors in PLUMBING erence to Section 1999 of the General ' HEATING & Statutes authorizes the and town, Monday. Taylor Buckingham, Eestaurant! R. W. L. appointing Tin Iron Wendt, watchmen Dr R. S. Todd was in Webotuck, All Kinds of and Sheet Work Coitraeton aid ' femployingof or policemen. Builirt, Jeweler and Optician, The one 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD. CT. Bailroad New Milford, Ot. i Fenn Montana, The meeting will also consider and vote Monday. genial veterinary, Street, Bank & Tel No 107-- 4. Estimates Bl-k- Eallroad St New Milford. Cor. Main Sis., New Milford. of the best in the is rushed with cheerfully furnished on large or Mvgatt upon a proposition to establish and state, small contracts. ' Meals served at All Hours. fire alarm business. Last week he only had his Give Me A Call. maintain an electric system. We Cover clothes off three out of the seven nights of the week. so(numerou9 were the Steam and Fowler & Toquet, SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. calls for his services. .Hot Water All Your Needs. Civil and .' Miss Minnie A. Touissaint Hydraulic Engineers, E. N. BURWELL, V A regular meeting of Palm Rebekah passed Unique Heaters, Supplies for home, bath, nur- will be held on Wednes- Sunday with Bridgeport friends. MANCrACXDBID BT Surveyors. Painting and Paper Hanging. sery and sick room are all found at our shop. lodge, No. 43, Deliveries made promptly. A First Class Work and Seasonable Price. day evening, March 4. The degree will Peabody, the scientific optician will Brown Rbapp Bcildirq, , M. W. New J.'A. NORTHROP, Prop., BANK ST, NEW MILFORD OT. WmTiiAi Ave, Riw Milton, . Albert Evitts, Druggist, be conferred upon two candidates and be at Hill's jewelry store, ' will be served. Conn!, March 1908. , JUKI MmORD, Ooxu. Telephone III. i may be left with a A. Way Oo. Telephone U. NEW MILFORD. refreshments Milford, 2, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, 28, 1908. The Newtown Bca DR. KENNEDY'S f Nttwlown, Friday. I'Vliruary , Him, FAVORITE FAIRFIELD COUNTY. mm V Remedy Ntw Haven's Mottlte'Mk Ston Huntington. It backed by over 10 yean of GREAT remarkable uteat In tits curt of TRADE SALE OF Kiiliicy, I.ivarand Wood trouble, MRS JANE BUCKINGHAM HUB-- and tlie dlwanoe peculiar to wo BELL. num. Not a paUrnt medicine, but a preecrljiUon uutd bjr Dr. David Muslin In his and Underwear large inccet Once again it comes to us a painful , Kennedy ful practice lung before lie placed to of a loved one duty speak gone, J It before Uie public. Tlie formula Gone, beyond the pale of sickness and M 1 la In keeping Willi strict aclenuoo BEGINS SATURDAY mi , nrliicltili'i. and man nhvalclana I sorrow, gone ''to that bourne whence Don't waste of tIlJ nnnA rntnin " Qha wVinm nf a QnnnV biuhwtitandlnirbavepre. icrllied Dr. I)ald Keimedjr'e Favorite Remedy for I Mrs Hubb'ell.vidow of the late Abijah lln-l- pal iftit. Tliia atauiinc nt can lw proved alwo Your luiely. We bave never claimed that Favorite Hun-ed- y Hubbell, was a lady of sterling char will cure all cuwa of Kidney, Liver and Kladdur dlwuHua acter, one of our good old substantias, and anwielaled tlliiienla, but tlie fact re. I ! I maiiM that It Ima cured many canea practically aban- Time whose life speaks for itself, and doned by plij.li but. llu ymi utr.-- fmm any dangerona eymptomi of If have a 3 glowing example for others, of whom Rfllliev. I.ivemml HLmmI tmiililt.9 Ilttv vnil n&ln , you In nothing can be said save in her praise, back.dmiily urine wllhaedlment, pain In puling farm for sale or rent; l( you water, niiiiliailoii, akin eruption, ete.T If , ever with a tender dnirt delay, but ue Nr. David Kennedy' Favorite want have any- - ready sympathizing boarders; Ifyou f Remedy at ouco. Yon mar have a wimple bottle heart and to render assist- and iHHiklet thing you want to dispose of; If I willing hand, containing valuable advice mailed lv ance to those in affliction and to give friD Iit almnlv writing Dr. David Kuiiedv you are looking for business op I mm, iiiiiinoiii, iv. i. Alenuoa tlut paper. Large of her store to all necessitiei of char- bottle fl. in, at all drupgleta. portunltles, don't waste your J time about It. Just put a little tf ity. She was a good wife, a good ad In the Want columns of The mother and made for herself and those she loved a home. One of those even soa. Bee expressing briefly what 5 good St old you want, and that will settle It. I good fashioned, friendly friends, which meant what it said, friendship, PETER O'HARA SERIOUSLY IN-- I Use & true. We have known her many long JURED. The Bee. years, to cherish the highest degree of While working for J. B. Downs, Mon I respect and esteem for her, and only day, a log rolled on Peter O'Hara and too willing to speak this slight tribute broke one of his limbs. As soon as to her memory. Mrs Hubbell has lain possible the injured man was removed All the itate will have upon a bed of sickness for the past six to the New Haven hospital. I chanct at the Bargains for the long years. Those years have been Sale Opens Saturday Morning ai 8:30 sad ones in her life's history, full of The Thursday evening prayer meet pain and suffering, but patiently borne ing has been omitted this week as Rev with that Christian fortitude which has Mr Thayer and family are visiting at CORSET COVERS-fr- om 9cts to $3.98 marked the course of her life their home in everyday Higganum. PETTICOATS from 59cts to $15.00 of nearly 89 vears. In her early life Mrs Jennie Booth of Bethel is visit SHORT SKIRTS-fr- om she espoused the Episcopal faith and ing Mr and Mrs George Smith. 29cti to $3.98 has been a consistant member of long It is reported that George Smith has CHEMISE from 29cti to $5.98 tne church.' Her funeral was Episcopal sold his farm to New York parties. GOWNS-fr- om 59cts attended at her home in White Hills on to $12.98 Miss Florence Knorr was home from Saturday, January 18. A large con- DRAWERS-fr- om 29cts to $5.00 Derby over course of friends attested their high Sunday; Miss Fadie respect to her memory by their atten- Hatch returned, Monday dance, Services were conducted by morning, from a few days visit at her home in GOOD Rev Mr Bickford, pastor of the Baptist Bridgewater, church of that place, whose words were Mr and Mrs George Martin have I to noble charac- been their little PRINTING a touching tribute the entertaining grand- fr.ee--sleds-fr.e- e. ter of whom he spoke, also to those daughter for Derby. children who mourn her loss, Mrs Nich- Stiles Loveland has been seriously ill For ols and Mrs McEwen, at whose home and under the care of Dr Wales. 150 Ozone she passed away, who has bestowed Trade' Harks Mr and Mrs William Jordon entert- Or 50 Trade re- her mother almost ten- Brings good upon unequaled ained their son, Frank, over Sunday. Harks and derness and care. A few days before 60 cts. A Guests at J. B. Downs', last week, sults. business her death she asked her daughter, Mrs included a niece of Mrs Ulford's from OZONE SOAP McEwen, to sing to her, "I'm going is often New London and Miss Elsie Bibbins, WORKS, judged by home to die no more," a touching in- Easton. Bridgeport, its mat- cident long to be remembered by 'her. Conn. printed R. S. Hinman has sold nine cows to The funeral directions were in charge and Best Boys' and Girls' Coaster on the market, steel runners and Wilson Strongest It of Undertaker E. Lewis of Der- H. Lee of Fairlea farm in oak top. By express, not paid. ter. costs very Cyrus ' frame, heavy charges by. The floral tributes were many and Orange. little more to have very beautiful. guest'of friends in Portchester. club with Mr and Mfs S. B, Terrill, Dear Mother, We miss thee in our Plains. work done Lyon's last week, Mrs C. G. Williams and W. your home so drear, Miss Lillie Heinig of New York is B. Roe received the first prizes and Can it be thou hast left us, oh, Mother PERSONAL CHAT. the guest of the Misses Faulhaber. by us in good Mrs James Lee and J. W. Wells the so ; of East Norwalk week dear Henry Gerhardt Miss May Hamilton spent last consolation. SDent two with his on form. Thy presence no more to guide us the days parents with East Norwalk friends. Lyon's Plains, last week. Mr and Mr3 Marion Burton of New way, , Miss Isabel Beers has been ill with John McCarthy, who has been very Haven spent Saturday and Sunday in O'er life's rough pathway we are tak- sick with is able to sit pneumonia, up. throat trouble. town. each Dr Gorham is him. ing day attending has been B. is Mrs Mrs Nelson Crossman, who dear Mother, thou hast gone to Mrs L. Fancher caring for Last Saturday seemed to be a rush Ye, on the sick is The Bee Pub Co., Sarah Adams, who is improving slowly. list, improving. day in tobacco delivering, as over 20 thy rest, Miss E. H. Adams is still very sick. Charles Banks of Cross Highway teams were on the road to New Mil-for- d. To thy resting above, the home of the Belle Beers has been suffering with week with his Newtown, Ct. blest. throat trouble for some time. spent a few days of last At Stuart Halpine's warehouse, Frederick Banks. We bow in submission to the chasten- Mrs F. Banks entertained friends brother, some were obliged to wait over two from Greenfield, last week. Miss Katherine Beers of Norwalk hours before they could unload. ing rod, Miss Florence Perry is visiting her over at her home here. been May thy soul rest in Heaven, in the sister, Mrs B. Davenport, in Bridge- spent Sunday Mrs Esther Andrews, who has home of thy God. port. f confined to the house for several Theus was a Carol of Brooklyn guest Plattsville. weeks, was able to attend church on of his mother on Sunday. Sunday, NEWS HEREABOUTS. CLIFFORD JENNINGS INJURED. Get a watch with a South Bend move- Weston. C. Mrs Andrew Beatty is on the sick As Clifford Jennings was assisting ment at the store of E. Riddiford, in wood, last Monday, and was New Milford. list. LEAP YEAR SOCIABLE. sawing putting belt on for the steam power Dr Nettleton of Shelton w&8 Called, The Norfield Aid society gave a very te for sawing, and as the wheel was re- attend Mrs Charles Millard, successful Leap Year sociable, in the THE JUMPINGOFF PLACE Sunday, to his in the of volving, glove caught belt, 'i"M5 W who was suffering with a throat trou- Town hall on the evening February spraining his wrist and breaking his "Consumption had me in its grasp; as ble. 22, which resulted in very flattering, arm. His many friends will be sorry and I had almost reached the Keeping constantly financial to the treasury as well jumping gain and will at it is the key to and to hear of his misfortune hope off place when I was advised to try Dr successful Mr and Mrs Claude M. Beeman as much enjoyment to those present. advertisi- for a of the injured New ; and I want to Edith of Bridge- complete recovery King's Discovery ng- little daughter, Castle, Mr A.Meade and children and Mrs L. member. now, it saved my life. Im- fl were guests, Washington's birth- say right port, spent Sunday with Bridgeport friends. of Mr and Mrs F. provement began with the first bottle, 8 day, and over Sunday Rev and Mrs M. W. Beckwith and Hon Miss Anna Banks has been spending and after taking one dozen bottles I cannot spurt much and $ N. Potter. Mr and Mrs were en- a few days of the week with Miss Alice Bradley Jennings was a well and happy man again," win. A business career that ji$ Mr and Mrs L. Fitch. tertained, Friday, at Moore, of Grimesland, N. ; Mr and Mrs Ralph L. Smith and son, says George goes by fits and starts will not A. Jennings.' and colds Harold, were Sunday guests of friends Oscar Budd is about again after an C. As a remedy for coughs so well in , the run takes music and pay long in the Center. illness of several weeks with rheumat- Miss Mildred Jennings and healer of weak, sore lungs for; as a business that follows a lessons of Miss Mae Seeley ef Sport pneumonia New Discovery been ic fever. preventing l , Mrs Walter Edwards, who has course mapped out for it and f Hill. is supreme. 50c and $1.00 at ill with a throat trouble, is Norfield Grange will hold its regular - seriously his H. Beers & Newtown ; i its advertis- semi-month- William is about to R. Co., Taylor, keeps increasing I ly on even- Relyea paint is for Friday Gar-vi- improving and the outlook now meeting Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. n, as the business demands an follow- residence on the Staples farm. I ing f her complete recovery. ing with interesting program Bethel; L. Goulette, Stevenson; reach- - I it until the maximum is ing the business session. Mr and Mrs E. B. Sherwood and in H. W. Osborn. Easton : W. B. Hawley, ' Henry L. Bowles has a fine new ice Smith Bros., Cornwall ed. There is a maximum for Miss Eva Ferris was the guest for fant daughter visited at her brother's, Sherman; filled Bros., house and has it with good E. G. of Sport Hill recently. Bridge; Connery Georgetown; a small business beyond which a few days, last week, of Mrs Charles Jennings, M. F. i ice from the upper reservoir. J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge ;G. k it is not economy or policy to & Scofield. Baker, Ilawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt ') is Allen Rox-bu- ry ' Brookline Chronicle. Anna Kimball of Isinglass living Mrs Sherwood entertained &Co., Roxbury; Joyce, go. George G. W. Bridge-wat- er with Mrs Henry Bolles and assisting Brookfield. Station ; Hatch, the Matinee Whist club on Tuesday. ; W. N. Noble, New Milford ; E. n her with her housework. New Miss Sadie L. Sturges has been the AN ENJOYALBE COLONIAL SUP- H. Beardsley, Preston; Cogswell Our columns furnish & Wettereau, Washington Depot; PER. -- the key to success- Harry Brown, Southbury; C. P. Wil- ful in the liams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., 'advertising p. Branchville. At the Coloiial supper given by W. N. Hurd. drug- this community. members of the Congregational church, Warren; Long Hill; gist. Trial bottle free. Weak last Friday evening, in their new chap- WHAT'S GOING ON. el, a most decided success was scored. It was a surprise to many that such a Miss Mary Beers is very ill at this display of antique dress, furniture, writing. CausaKidneysmora trouble than any other organ pt could be found in town. The en- the body. Tba funotion of the kldneya la to etc., Mrs Uranie Mead spent a few days water In the pro-ces- a eparata Inorganic ealt and joyment gotten out of it by the partici- in South Norwalk and New York, last of circulation, and to remove them and their attendant from the body through more than compensated for the poison!) the pants week. the bladder. Therefor when kldneya The f become and weak they ara naturally trouble in getting it up. financial New dlseaW and The way to get Mr and Mrs John Williams of nnabla to their work properly, side shows $38 in the het performInflammation of the bladder treasury. York several with their palna In the back, what you ant. or to Bpent days and urinary disorder are the re.ult III Mrs F. Morehouse. Imperative that a prompt relief be afforded, The two whist clubs have a union get rid nf what you daughter, 1 nniaa you ranoT tna which lmpoaaibla the last of the season, don't want. Is to use Mr and Mrs William Allen returned caua. meeting, being the home of Mr and MrsF. H. The Bee's advertising to their home in Mount Vernon, but DeWitt's and Bladder Pills at city Kidney f the Beers, on Friday evening, February 28. columno 'he expect to return to their country home promptly allmlnat poisons from ayra and the aune aim Bake the kldneya well who been r i ic at ' Miss Flora Griffin, has "n in this place early in the summer. and strong. now im- it - . , Baokaoha. ln-- quite ill with grip, is slowly Prof E. F. Costello arrived safe in w..i. rMnni. . 1 flmmUoa' of She was at onetime threat- Calilornia and is at work on a large ...i Do Win vian proving. md Bladder.,hlPllla) 1 ened with pneumonia but now promises poultry ranch with 10,000 hens and picks .O for an early recovery. ss high as 1800 eggs & day. He has A Week. Treatment 25c Whist 10,000 eggs set in the Incubators. At the meeting of the Alpha f THE NEWTOWff BEE, FUIDAV, .FEBRUARY 28 1908,

Inflammatory rheumatism. MAKE -- if TOBACCONOTES. Nuttihghame, The crbpof tobacco raised on the YOUR OWN Southbury, Connecticut. farm of Mrs Jane Ann Wheeler of , THE SURPRISE STORE ' ! Wingdale, N. Y., was delivered, Mon- QA5. local day, at thtr warehouse of the r'urlfc'rvli', tlituiwrtilf M bull, Tobacco f'ouiVy Homti, American Co., the price paid Churehi,FsUriti should Sale being 0c.1 . .r ., .tfrzz owaUdr own Gas flails ' Factory CIeanUp William WhitelndIIugh Hunter of for Lighting, Uallg Tlr- -, N. Cooklig aid Powtr, Winana Wingdale, Y., delivered their THIS IS A SALE OP 0 WITHOUT QUESTION THE crops rill's "Equallziig" Cis of tobacco, Tuesday, to the American Machine U ib.oluUly saf "a Tobacco Co, The price paid was said iiropl tohudli, Iwiyi Our Per Greatest Values riadi cotaplr optrttid. Factory's tobe8Jc. King Segis season Mrs T. L. of Watcrville W entire overproduction of Men' 40 Ever offered In new and Van'Alstyne alio mitu'ietur - Cent and Boy's able is visiting her sister, Mrs C. D. Pulver. allklidiofGasiid Gas. Plro! Klim Hivl. the iMPt tmll of the lupplUi-G- is Ei. hmul. TIiom' Intt'nmlHl In HoLuln mJ mil District Deputy Thompson of Bridge-portan-d Automobllt U mid llmi tlit I uiti Mljr rmmln of Kin CLOTHING. Reliable Clothing. Grand nd Ki'irU' 1I11111 excwU iIiimo of WINTER Medical Examiner Ttiks. ami irrnmlaiu any Wheeler of NewIaven attended the Storaji uliuof lliu britd: I cow meeting of Waramaug lodge, A. O. U. That IiIn irti'ut irranilam the only that SAVING Stidfor eompUte eati hat ilirwirrniiililitiii.'liU'rN iliniuirli hnr uiikIi W.. in Evitt's hall, and in leu-l- Double Our Double Guarantee Thursday logui aid It eoiriietd. , U'lii that bavu b Uwlay bui uir rvcorUa.' Our Guarantee stalled its officers for the 517 ensuing year. rrr Damt Wlnnna Hp Kol Kormlyko. yoiinir here Is con- cow mariu a i:i-- u. anil itt Money refunded Instantly on AH Clothing bought Charles Usborne, who pas been ntiinl and for one year fined to his house with the grip for two niiw uiidir U't In which ln Ik nximcU'U W do request or goods cheerfully pressed repaired mom. Ilur dam In i. IMa. vow. llur SALE is around , ' free of charge. weeks, again. srand lru la I'uul Itiwta He Kol. Frank Soule is dn the sick list. The IIoIhU'Iiis bold Imth the milk and but- The dance at the BnBtwick home- ter hTord. of the world, and Hit) trtvat pro stead, Thursday night was very largely duuura are the two funillliw unluid In tlilsbiill attended. Turrill's orchestra furnished Aa doubts are exiiirKwd whetber thU riirlnn la ready to umi the aon of a im.ooe bull, Mr Pants. music and as ra Men's Serviceable and Dressy Winter good everybody reported Nuttliur Intlielnturemitof gtuxi breeding having a good time. Tirrill Gas Machine Light- wirvlce of Wlmina KIiik HcirU for i, pay T.Young opened his pool and billiard able at time of itnrvk'e. In Cviil ral New York, PANTS-Ri- ch new where thin bull wanljred, the price of Ills suit-Ic- e MEN'S PANTS-- all new patterns MEN'S PANTS-N- ew striped MEN'S striped parlors. Tuesday evening, to the public ing 0., was in all-wo- ol Cheviots and in Fancy Worsteds and CasBimcred Worsteds and Cassimeres, designs and no doubt will receive liberal pat- jj. tailored, ,' ,75 Fultoi St., New York, and Black Thibeta, perfect fitting. to wear with any coat and ves worsteds, elegantly , ronage. Berkshire Boar, Brothers show Established 1862. SI Our Factory's Price, S.00, Guy gave a good at Our Factory's Price, .50. Our Factory's Price. R.30. Vf Af Other Mores' I'rleo, t:.!A oilmr Store' Price. l.'i. Other Store's Price, am 4(1 the Town hall and were greeted by Tlio service of a tliorout'lilired It One anl Clean-u- 1.00 1.50 Clean'-U- D Sale Priced v mal) without 1 otrured for 10 cents. Factory p sale Price Factory Clean-u- p sale Price Factory a good house, considering the weather. Call at the bouse tid see our papein, light and how we do all the Cook Cedar PosU and Oak Plank for aale. and Winter Knee Pant Suits and Overcoats. ' Stepney. leg, Heating Lighting. Boys' LOCAL NOTES. Smith A. S. Edwards has the old Brothers, Boys' Durable Knee PantaBoys'.Fasliionable jKnet Knee Pants mill at Stepney Depot, formerly occu- Agente, Boys'Fine Quality pied by B. Curtis & Son, and will be 1 Rings. Pant Suits & Overcoats, on and 2 fur- Newtown Bee Office, Suits. Suits and Overcoats prepared after March to Our stock of rlnifs comprise those Made of Uluo ThllK-- t and Fancy Cassimeres li fhe Suits are In both Knlckerbock nish the public each Monday, Wednes- NEWTOWN. CT. for every 'purpose Weddluit Klnirs, Signet sty3J) patterns; extra strongly made; slzu.-f'- and straight pants styles the Or Fine ol fabrics In exclusive ftmtterns day and Saturday between the hours Kings. Ktone Klnirs for Men and Women and reoa are Meltons, and tlnislied. the Our was 7U3. ts excellentnuaiity All beautifully tailored of 8 a. and 4 all kinds also itlnirs for Kuby. assortment our Price. Sl.oO, m., p. m.f with never more cumulate than at and in Our Factory's Price, CI .50, factory's $ii.00. present Other Stores' Price, $4.50, Our Factory's Price, of and feed. Give him a call and NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE. cludes manv new for the goring. On Other (Stores' Price. $2.50, Other Store's Price. 87.50. grain patterns Clean-up-Sa- le 90c Clean-up-Sa- le will tne best but pneeu. I Clean-up-Sa- he favor you with good goods and ly quality moueratuiy Factory Price, Factory Q A le Price, 3.90 Factory low is Price, prices. i"Seeing believing." Mrs E. D. of need rubber or felt Charles, Harbor, Maine, "At the Sign of the Chimes," If you any boots, of Electric arctics or rubbers for the ladies or speaking Bitters, says: "It Knee Pantl is a here with Boys'Elegant our stock is with all neighborhood favorite Stylish Knee Pants Grade Knee gents complete us." It deserves to be a favorite Bo' Suits and Overcoats. Boys' 'Highest sizes. Come in, we can fit you with G. & everywhere. It gives quick relief in W. Fairchild Sons, Suits and Overcoats, Pants Suits and Overcoats the best makes on the market. Steph- Yll Jtlie season's richest shades anil dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney de leslgns The Suits and Overcoats an1 en French at the Depot. ol Gem'Merchants, The 'suits have Knickerbocker Pants and UN cut over the newest models. Highest irrade Fancy Cheviots and rangement, malnutrition, nervousness, Fine Worsteds Trimmed and tailored to Mrs Charles F. Nichols, who has been OvenToals ate fine Black and Oxford Melton Our Price. $5.00, per weakness and general debility. Its Manufacturing Jewelers, tailored. Factory's fection. among the sick ones, is now jMvfectly Other stores' Price, sti.00, gaining action on the blood, as a thorough Importers, Retailers, Opticians, 12.50. Our Price, $7.50. Our Price. 4 K Clean-up-Sa- le Factory's nicely. Factory's f Factory $9.00. makes useful as a Otherfstores' Price. $3.50. I M I, Other Store's Price. purifier it especially 997 Main it., Cor. P. O. Arcade, 3.001 Clean-up-Sa- le PodTArv npan.nn-Sal- e Price. A.cVi Price, Factory Price, 4.50 spring mediciue. This grand altera Nichols tive tonic, is sold under guarantee at BRIDGEPORT, CT. R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Established 1865. A SOCIAL PARTY. Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stev Men's Winter Suits and Overcoats. On 20, Stylish Thursday evening, February enson W. Osborne, Easton; W. Miss Claire Baldwin entertained a par- ;H. B. Sherman ; Smith and of friends to celebrate her Hawley, Bros., Wigqns ty young Cornwall Bridge: Connery Bros. Serviceable Men's Win Men's Custom Suits and 21st birthday. They played eld fash- ! Men Suits Stylish Georgetown ; J. M, Sullivan, Redding Harness ' ioned games and had a merry time un- and Overcoats. ter Suits. Overcoats. Ridge ; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville ; G. r til late. Refreshments were served a W. & Allen If you want Carriage, Hurlbut Co., Roxbury; '' Our Factory's Price, $5.00. Our Factory's Price, $1000. Our Factory's Price, $15.00. and all departed for home wishing If you want a Runabout, hr Joyce, Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Other Stores' Priee,' $7.50. Other Stores' Price, $12.00. Other Stores' Price, $18.00, many returns of her happy birthday. If you want a Business Wagon. Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New If you want a H arness. HO Factory Clean-up- - d A A Milford Beardsley, New Pres- If you want a Blanket, $1 Mrs Lyon, sister of Horace Lyon's ;E.H. If want a Clean-up-sa- Clean-up-sa- le $000 you Wbip, le P sale price, P U . J J Factory price k V ton ; & Factory price J wife, remained with him to care for Cogswell Wettereau Washing If you want Robes of any kind, him since the death of his wife. She ton Depot; Harry Brown, . Southbury ; if you want Harness Supplies of any kind. with1 C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins If you want Harness Supplies of any kind, , will stay him during the winter. If want to save and secure satis- Brothers, Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long you money Fashionable Men's Suits Men's Finest Suits and Mr and Mrs Ernest Dibble visited at ' faction, Men's Suits Elegant store. 50c. C.J. Thorpe's over Sunday. Hill ; Drug If you want anything in the Wagon or Har- and Overcoats. and Overcoats. Overcoats. ness line call and look over our goods before purchasing elsewhere. 'Our Factory's Price, $7.50. Our Factory's Price, $14.00. Our Factory's Price, $20.00. " "' WASHINGTON Starr Benedict and Miss Grace Ev- - Other Stores' Price, $10.00. Other Stores' Price.; $15.00. Other Stores' Price, $25.00. ,; eretts were married in Bridgeport, A & ' W. Bassett Son, Clean-up- - ' this week. , $Vt Cft Factory Q7 OA 00 Make life's walk easy by purchasing Sandy Hook, Conn. Clean-up-sa- le Clean-up-sa- le P saleprice, Factory price'19 uu Factory price ipi ,4J your boots and shoes of Cogswell & - - s . wetereau. A stocK you can depend on TRAINED NURSE' REC- for wearing qualities. OMMENDS C. F. Beardsley,v STORE SOUTH BRITAIN. GENERAL - THE , PERSONAL CHAT. AUCTIONEER, M I I J1YV 1 BRIDGEPORT who is LINONINE - - - MEW YORK, l i fcJJ f Benjamin Bradley, attending NEWTOWN, CONN. Satur--4 school in Suffield, Mass., spent 49-- 5. FOUR STORES! Telephone and Miss Marjorie B. Souter, Graduate day Sunday here the guest of his Also Real Estate For Sale. - 203 avenue, Newark, parents, Mr and Mrs F. D. Bradley Nurse, Kearney A Farm stocked with 40 cows and 6 1 1119-112- 3 Mrs Mitchell is N. J., is a firm believer in the value of horses; will carry more; mile from Hawley- Main St., Bridgeport. Angenette quite seri ville Station, 10 minutes from creamery; will Linonine for throat and diseases, S10.000 ously ill with pneumonia at her home, 'lung sell with or without stock. Price with 11 o'clock. and in restoring, strength. The New- stock. Open Saturday Evening until . Dr H. L. Leibert is attending her. ark physicians prescribe it generously of with Miss Josie Collins of New York will fin village Bridgewater. 'churches and and Miss Souter has witnessed some school, 10 minutes Irom Creamery; 3 miles spend a few days here with her father, from E. R. Station; 38 head cattle and pair remarkable recoveries due to Lino-nine- 's horses; will sell with or without stock and Collins, the week. tools. .v .. . Etc. evening. Sephen coming effectiveness. In a communica- Horses, Carriages, M farm in Newtown; good house and The friends of Mrs F. R. Ford, to Clarence Stiles, while chopping in tion she cited a number of Linonine bafn; line water. Apple orchard and other 1 mile from R. R. 3 number of about 100, her a the woods, had the misfortune toihave so fruit; Station; minutes the gave cures that seemed marvelous, and walk from School. Price S20OO. i be- the ax a bad in 1 surprise, last Friday evening, it slip, cutting quite gash far beyond what other medicines were farm 60 acres, $4200. . one of his feet. The cut, 1 farm 72 acres. 83300. ; ing her birthday. although capable of that attracted wide atten- 1 farm 15 acres, $2000. 1 i not will confine him to his ' farm. $1500. ' The Derby Mrs Charles Wheeler is visiting at serious, tion and coming from such a recog-- , home for a few weeks. ' the home of her mother in Meriden j nized authority as Miss Souter, result ed in such to the afflicted whose , for a few days. REDDING." ' good confidence in the medicine was estab- For Charles Sackett. wife and little ' Sale, $15. Company r Carriage 50c GOLF GLOVES. 25c. In lished her recommendation. a a few days with friends by 1 set of Bobs, sleigh body 11 ft. long, with is where you will always find one of BgridKtJort Special sale of 50c golf gloves for recent letter to a friend Miss Souter pole; will carry 3000. ' 25c a at French s, Bethel. - pair, says that her faith jn Linonine grows jfh larpest stocks in tne staie oi vvaguns, i Mi L Thompson is caring for Mrs- B. & Co's, oiciSi, - RUBBERS, RUBBERS. stronger every day as she witnesses the Hawley Stepney Hub Runners. ! Ward at Miss Ruth Smith's. Bobs and All sizes and best makes at French's, great good it is doing, especially in retail at Mrs Samuel is at One car load of Blankets, Robes, etc., Galpin visiting Bethel. , convalescence. ' Frank on Main street. v Galpin's Don't wholesale prices. "DOR SALE A Columbia Incubator and Wait all The sociable given at F. - WORTH READING. brooder, iwith a of 1908 at $?0 has them beat. , Washington all complete capacity Until you break down but order a Our speed sleigh 260 eggs. Miss E. M. Wilson, Newtown, Conn. R. Ford's-wa- s well attended by people an ill wind blows wagon or carriage now, and the place where "It's that nobody you can get the best the market affords is at from Minortown, Hotchkissville and good." When the iceman kicks the other places." All had a fine time. coalman is happy. "Ill winds" have For Sale. blown away a good many customers R. & The Derby Carriage Company, is confined to Hatch Sons, ' Mrs Edgar Galpin her who should have bought clothing and Two nalr of closely matched young rjorses. 2400 and 2800 lbs 'Three GFORGE B. CLARK, Rropi, home on account of illness. we've too much of left to over. weighing respectively. Carriage Manufacturers, it carry cheap horses and one heavy odd mule, and 20 Conn. So we must get rid of it watch the ill other horses that "will suit any 'purpose. Ed- New Fairfield. Cons, x Near Opera House, Derby, winds blow our and blow gar T. Andrews. 34 Elm St., Bethel. Ct. Tele- ( away profits, Milford. to you the like of which phone. 76-- 5. New bargains, you Telephone never saw before. Bargains on every tpOR SALE A few fine Barred Plymouth Sandy Hook Market, A MUSICAL TREAT. side you won't be able to turn around Rock Cockerels from Welles and Parks AUGUR'S OLD STAND Strains 3.00 each. Also R. I. Red Cockerels Mrs Warren Atwood. without finding something you want, $2 Barred Rock for hatching $1 for with The Center High School Glee club each. eggs At the Sandy Hook Market will be, found a 1, S3 50. $0 100. and at great saving. Davis & 13. for for Henry H. Taylor, the best the affords In will render " Barbara Frietchie" and Conn. market Fresh and Salt Newtown Bqe. Miss Mary Dowd has been visiting Bridgeport, Conn. Plattsville, Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their .Ths other selections, under the leadership season. It will be my aim to conduct a First . friends out of town. Clafs Market. . Newtown. Friday. February 28, 1808. E. R. Hawley. They will also t of THAT. LITTLE PAIN IN YOUR ! I ask for your patronage. Miss F. F. Hitchcock and daughter, present the farce, "Why We Never BACK Horses Lottie, and Wilbur Linsley and wife Married," by seven boys and seven John H. Blackman. threatens your Kidneys. If allowed to are spending a few weeks in Florida. The is Mygatt's "hall and "Woodbury. girls. place go on a little while you will suffer the date is Monday, March 2, at 8 Henry Hitchcock has closed his house throughout the entire system. Take Horses! INEWS SOCIAL "AND PERSONAL. o'clock Admission 25 cents. An at once Dr Davia Favorite , and will occupy his father's Bouse dur- p. m., Kennedy's ' Mr3 F. A. Minor is sick. informal dance will follow afterwards. Remedy. It is the most certain cure 40 Horses At Auction Chemical Paint !. ing his absence. . known for the treatment of all diseases Be arid Rascal Pat," given sure go. the and Blood. at 2 P. M,-Rai- or' Shine, Durable and oderless of desired The play "That Miss Florence is at of Kidneys, Liver Saturday paint any Galpin organist" Ron-dou- color without using oil. to was good, Write Dr David Sons, t, We have a few good green horses left that Equal the best oil Toy down town talent very F. H. Graham will complete on Satur Kennedy's paint at less than half the the cost, you can the North church. N. for free bottle and we will clean up at this sale that are all accli make at home. their remarkably Y., sample mated and broken. We will lOto 15 head I'll send the secret for mak- each one taking part the of the tobacco he has have ing for 10 cents day packing medical booklet All $1.00. (coin) by ' mail. Your money last Thursday Mrs Frank Knox has returned from druggists, of good second hand horses consigned, to be back If not swell It was repeated 200 and for the sold uome u neea satisfactory. Address bought, cases, season, forthemgb dollar, yo J. McKermvn, Box 108. Conn. in the hall in the 'Ville. New Haven and is able to ride out horse. at any price as we most clean'up this Derby, evening says he has a remarkably nice grade of W. J. Brew was arrested, Thursday, as one of Hamilton Brothers is almost lot of horses the has her arm still help ' moming, on the charge of arson. Dep- have arrived home with 2 car loads of 56 TITANTED To a 'Holstein year-- Shook of Great Barrington tobadco. . just buy, grade Miss less. uty Sheriff Johnson made, the arrest. head of as good horses as ever was shipped to I ling bull. Enmne Mill, r. Wpsuin. Route F. A. We some new ex- 73-- 5. ".been her sister at Mrs William Lee of Long Meadow Hill, we to New England. have good 42, Norwalk, Ct. Tel. Westport. visiting As go press the time of hearing press wagons and second hand wagons of ev Arthur Ishani and of Water-bur- y Minor's. family Brookfield, has sold his crop of tobacco has not been settled on. ery description. We have 6 almost new dou- TyANTED To buy. a grandfather clock; or farm harness for this Must visited at A. W. Mitchell's on Fri- H. Graham. ble truck consigned be cheap for cash. F. IL. Burritt, Charles Lambert is doing carpenter to F. sale and all to be sold for the high dollar. Weston. Westport, Route 12. Conn. 'A. H. Gettman of West Winfield, N. in you nave to sell ana we day. William Geddis of Brookfield has sold Bring anything at A. W. Mitchell's, Y.. died on Thursday. He formerly will get yoir the high dollar for It. FOR SALE One black mare 1100 lbs $100.00. wk horse 1200 one chunck on to the The bankrupt stock' of Geocrge G. his of tobacco to F. H. Graha m, lived in Hook. bay lbs $65.00. bay L. F. Wright is builidng crop Sandy 1150 lbs $75.00, one silver mane and tail, can Mun-.se- sold auction Tues- 1100 of ll Terrill was at on receiving lie stepla30 gait lbs; all good workers and (- feed store recently purchased drivers and serviceable sound. H. B Bris- - day, February 25. Mrs of Stony Hill has sold Use.DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Hamilton Bros.," coe. Bethel, Conn. & Parker. Ratchford - pleasant little pills. They are easy to vis-ati- to F. H. Graham. T49 Opposite the Depot Brown of Guilford is Mrs George E. Smith entertained her crop of tobacco bold Newtown. Water Street, 11 A TED A position on a farm; good Miss Edith take., by Henry Rupf. ( John sufferer Conn. milker and teamster. Mike, at the friends in town, spending Sunday, a few friends at whist jm last Friday Mrs E. N. Burwell is a from Bridgeport Stillson farm. Newtown. Conn. 3 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1008

William Reuben, ) BTEI'NEV, CONN., t O Mnltsry Plumbing, Tinning, Steam and Hot Wur Moating ami tint Fining, HatinfaeiUm o III ill wiick giitintiiui'il. The D. M, Read Co. Ivli'pliuim li.li-- Bridgeport Division, o EjtablUhtd 1837. Take off Hal Milburn sour loHiejjcMr

, Solid Gold Jewelry. A Special of Manufacturers' Samples.

Mover Mft n(J Force i'umpi fur deep or Values. iliallow Wtllli. , Exceptional (v W. J3. Qlover, Newtown, Ct. ' Farm and Business In this sale ard contained the very articles that are used every day by ev- eryone. Not entirely the ornamental things but the useful articles that every C. B. Johnson, body prefers to have of good quality and durable. . Kkwtowh, Conn. Wagons. Deplity Sheriff, Auctioneer, Cuff Links. Fifty designs, mostly Roman gold, some plain, others pret- Notary FUDiic, chased, not a them worth less than 22-- tily $3, Telephone " pair among T. E. PLATT & SON, s SALE-O- for$1.45.a pair. TOR ne pair brown mams 2000 11 audi). 1 wlih 1050 I lis. fl bay nicer speed. 53-- 4, 1 'Phone Newtown, Ct. years; brown pacer with speed, looo lbs, 10 Cuff and CoIIarPins. The little gold bars which women use in so yearns ' wagon wiui nrake. made by many iiuu iinun.'n mgoou condition, una phae- ways, and of which no woman ever has too Worth from $2 to $3, ton, light and in rood condition. nrli- - fcii! I many. organ cheap; also several sets of single har- - for $1.10 a pair. '" diaries n. weou, Long mil, uu TX)B SALE 2 now Famous Tntarnntlonal Set with and em- A gasoline engines, one 8 and one Rings. amethysts, opals, pearls, sapphires, turquoise power, i ne wholesale price has advanced but Sale of eralds. Not large stones, but genuine and very pretty, worth from 2.00 to 8.00, shall sell them at the old retail price. Call The Newtown Bee nd see them. 8. J. Parka, Trumbull. Ct. for $1.10 each. Newtown, Friday, February 28. 1008. For 5ale, Baby Rings. Set with tiny pearls, turquoise and 'garnets, worth 1.00 One nice sin- - Rubbers buggy about new; two sets of and 1.25, for 65 cts. each. trle harness and one set of double harness, all in good repair. South Britain. , At FOSTER'S. s l'ETEE II. LYNCH. Long Hill, Ct. Remember these are all solid gold and very much under price. Ladies' Rubbers, . IPc SEED! Law packet 10c, Our nan- - pANSY DEATH OF EZRA PIERCE. . sies are weil'Kiiown, C. E. Osborne, Step- - Men's Rubbers, Pointed Joe, 23c Ct. Men's Broad 27c Hey. Ezra Pierce, after a long illness, ex Rubbers, Toe, WANTED-- A (food second hand land roller. tending over a period of two years or These rubbers are not new goods and you Fred A. (ilbbs, K. F. D. 3, Water-bur- y, buy them at your own risk, but you don't risk Conn. more, passed away Wednesday, Febm much at 19c and 23c. Come in anyway, and The D. M, READ Co. look 'em 19, at the of 65. A man of over. If you can use U pair or two TfARM FOR 8ALE--In RoxTiury. Conn., 3 ary age It's up to you. miles from 3 . Roxbury Station, miles from sterling1 qualities, Rubbers now. . 175 acres 2 Buy Washington Green, land, bouse, A farm. Fully stocked, good barns, one new, never falling springs and ous, absolutely honest, always respon YAXTED-- hnlldlniM. Must lie streamson all sections of it. Wood and tim- bargain sive to a call for help in with E. W. .Nash, ttl'tlollistur ave.. Bridgeport, Ct To ber plenty. Telephone and R. F. D. Will sell any way, R. F. the Farmer: cheap. H. E. Bradley, Washington, Conn. a keen interest in the welfare of his F05TER, G. W. native town. A noble manhood, nobly Successor to R. F. Foster & Co., Notice. Coggswell acts as the farmer's agent. If they riflOOMoney-Makin- g Farms have any Poultry, Eggs, Apples, or any 'farm produce and want 246riain . Conn. A consecrated to man, never dies." The St., Danbury, new blacksmith Shoo at Warner's Mills to the cash and FOR SALE In fourteen States. orseshoe ng and ueneral Jolimng. would get highest price quick returns send it to me. "STROUT'S LIST 19." the largest illustrated town delighted, to honor him as its rep ke to see old customers at my tdion. Terms Also dealer in Real Estate. catalogue of bargains, with reliable informa- ash. I,, P. Pa.vne. Uoxbury rails. Conn. of ever with resentative to the in 1572, tion farming localities, issued, Legislature BONDS With Individuals for leleiilione call 2. ELIZABETH R. R. PROBATE G. W. Conn. Bond good for Fare, mailed FREE. E. as town treasurer for several years and often unsafe and frequently COGGSWELL, STREET. Derby, A. Strout Co., 150 Nassau St., New York. - iinsati factory to heirs. Don t ask a friend to Will SALE-O- ne good work horse, a good other offices. Mr Pierce, married Ma go on your bond, for he would always rather J- a'liood driver, or will exchange for a orlv not. It is our business to act. as on er; one good business horse, weight 1100 lbs, a WANTED-T- tilda Gates Chamberlain of Boston, security o buy native chickens. Shelton Probate and all other kinds of bonds. Tele- good driver; one oiieu milk wagon, 1 bob G. N. " Public Market. Frank W. Wright. Shel- Mass.. about 30 years ago and a few phone for information any evening. U. 8. sleigh SiO: one set light bobs, lum); two milk Clarke's Liver Pills ton, Conn. & Co.. Charles G. Morris. ' Vegetable house Fidelity Guaranty "'o!'A. years later built the beautiful Newtown Representative. Barhlte,3S2 Warren St., Bridgeport. Have a wonderful for Bilious TOR SALE-- At a an Edison Home reputation curing and Dvsoeotic Ailments. As bargain, which have since This Phonograph with stand, horn and number they occupied. tX)R SALE- -1 Full blood Holsteln yearling a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, of records. All in free-heart- L good condition. H. J. home has always stood for Probate Notices. bull; Ayrshire yearling bull; 3 yearling etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale by Drug- McCarthy, South Britain, Conn. , heifers, due in spring; i yearling heifers, not Free sample mail. hospitality. Many large gatherings bred; 1 old grade llolteln cow, extra, gists. by TTERE IS A BARGAIN A handsome oak have been held within its walls, but all, due in February: i cows due in spring; 2 full "Angelus" or Wilcox & White piano play- nTSTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Court of blood Holsteln cows milking, no papers; 1000 Q. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. er, orchestral attachment complete. Also fine bidden or unbidden, or the "stranger L' Probate, February 15, 1!KK bales of hay in uuantities to suit; 100 barrels V. selection of music, all in best condition, for Estate of James MeJIahoil, late of New ofcidor: 50 loads horse manure; a second much less one A 1 than half actual cost, great within the gates" have taken with town, in said District, deceased. . hand horses from- 900 to IflX) pounds; new entertainer. C. E. Osborne. Stepney. The Court of Prolmtu for the District of model Oliver 1 Edison Phono- influence of typewriter; TOTICE-Herea- fter the services of them the beautiful that Newtown hath limited and allowed six Al 500 and my bull months graph, large size, shape; Edin will be $1. Terms Cash. F. W. New- TOR SALE A few tons of good barn hay. from the for creditors of said Columbia records. $12 hundred; So second li Piatt, For home. His relatives, friends, church, date hereof, the per town, Conn. Sale. Also one stack of swamp hay for bedding. state to exhibit their claims for settlement, hand wagons of all kinds; 2 new carriages; W. C. Corbett, Shoe Store, Sandy Hook. Ot. all who knew him. mourn his loss. The .'hose who neglect to nresent their accounts. :i new Portland Kleiis: 2 straight runner Good i K .1 .... Estey Organ, price $20, I, attested, within said time, will be sleds, chill shod; 1 wood shod sled. K. J, lios- - 1 properly with stool. All in TOR SALE 1 pair horses 3400 lbs; pair funeral service was on Saturday, inter debarred a All to Conn. good order. ' recovery.' persons indebted ford, New Preston, mares, 3100 lbs: 1 pair gray mares, blocks, ment in the-- Hollow Rev said Estate are requested to make immediate 2li00! 1 horses, 2800; 1 horses, cemetery, ENTERPRISE Yards W. L. CHADEAYNE, pair bay pair bay " payment to 18 Poultry 1 horse and 1 XR SALE In Long Hill, farm of acres, 2400; pair, mare, 3100; pair.horse Frederick Taylor .conducting the Catherine Box 238. Derby, Conn. and 3000; 1 2500; 1 Burke, Administratrix, r good house, barn and wagon bouse, NO, R1CGEFIELD, CONN, mare, pair bay horses, pair 108 99, 1 Saltonstall New convenient to station, bay horses, 2400; 1 pair bay horses, 2800; pair service, ; Afe., Haven, Conu, good location, railroad bay horse;, 2500; 1 pair mules 8 years old, 2700; John J. Radcliffe, Long Hill. Conn, 1 pair mules, 4 years old, 2300; 1 gray horse, DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Court of r 1 1 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL, & 1500; black horse, 1400; gray road mare, J NEWS February SO, 1008. TOR SALE- - Farm in New Fairfield. 17 acres, Sbemjar) Tyrrell, ,1025; 1 extra fine dark bay saddle horse 6 years ' I'.stato of James U ii oom. late of Iew- - Vimica ftnl hsi rn Will be sold It sold Black Orpingtons. CONN horses and colts. These Mrs Merwin Mitchell is spending two in cheap STEPNEY, and other single town, said district, deceased. before March 1. J. F. Meyers, Corner Castle horses are all sound and working. Also new weeks with her in New Yorfc The Court of Probate for tlm T) sir rt of Hill Avenue and E St.. Raymond Station. White Leghorns. Painters, Decorators, Pape Hangers, milch cows always on band. L. H. Gault. daughter Newtown hath limited and allowed six months C. L. Westchester, N. Y., or call on Taylor, Stock very low to reduce to winter Quarters Westport, Conn. I City. from the date hereof, for the creditors of said 192 Main St., Danbury, Conn. First Class Work Guarantee! Prices rea- estate to exhibit their chums for settlement. capacity. sonable. Estimates gladly given. Mr and Mrs Edward Scoville wel Those who neglect to present their acconnts. rtrANTED-- A woman to wait on an invalid properly attested, within said time, will be Mrs Eggs for Hatching. corned a son afternoon ' and to assist in housework. Ray little debarred a 141-- , Thursday recovery. All persons indebted to Mansfield, Ridgeiield, Ct. Tel. It has From full blood Barred Plymouth Rocks, of last week. ' said estate are requested to make immediate taken us Special Notice. Single Comb Rhode Island Reds and Double payment to TOR SALE farm wagon.good as new Fall Paintinp" w. iweive Comb White Wyandotte fowls, all line laying J Mrs Samuel Pierce entertained uiara Kioom, Executrix. and carry 3000. Mrs E. C. Wixon, White years in our business to build a reputation Having opened the Blacksmith strains; also young chicks for sale. Eggs 60c j'a Hills, sneiton, conn, for first class honest work. We intend to Shop at Upper Stepney, am now ready to do for 13, or io per 100. Mrs Edwin C. Randall, few ladies, Friday afternoon. Lunch OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probata maintain it and respectfully ask for a share Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon Repair- 217-- 4, rjISTRKJT and General Blacksmith. Bridgewater, Conn. Telephone New JLS ourt. 22. lOOS. "DOR RENT My farm, stocked, situ of your patronage. We are Agents for the ing Shop closed eon was served 5 o'clock. Feb. partly 5 Milford, Conn. at Zoar w all Mills in tne Saturday afternoon at o'clock. , , Estate of Norman Northron. late of Xw-- ated in district, Newtown, consisting largest Paper country, it Class 75 want it First Work Guaranteed. Benjamin Mitchell Sunday town, in said district, deceased. i of acres good land, with house, barn and jou right get spent The Court of Probata for tlm Distri.-- t of other outbuildings thereon, together with On and after July 1 my terms will be strict- with his parents. Mr Mitchell has just Newtown hath limited and allowed siv months farming tools. For particulars enquire of CRAFT & LYON, Stepney, Conn. ly cash for all work at my shop. Es- Hook. conn. If In Need of Irom date hereof, for the creditors of said John F. Keating, Sandy Tele, A recovered from an attack of pneumonia. tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. phone No. 28-- i Paperhanging Specialty. STEPNEy Those who to their amounts. Henry Pettit, C0NN. Water 1 Mr and Mrs negket present Engines, Boilers, Stephen Baker were at properly attested, within said time.wi be do- saw Mill Shaft- barred a All l,n wneels, machinery, D. M. Mitchell's over Sunday., recovery. nersnns Indebted ! ing and General Hachlnery, write me said Estate are requested to make immediate Farms AX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will be at Wanted 15. for Miss Gertrude Mitchell is payment to the Brick Building on Saturday. June Stock prices and specifications. J visiting William B. Glover, Administrator. from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., and each second and Julett Farm, Machinery installed, i Miss Bessie Mitchell at Smith college. If you have a farm for sale I have a number last Saturday of each month thereafter, from of for or if wish a 12 to p. m. F. BETHEL, CONN. OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate purchasers it, you farm m, i John Houlihan, Collector, DISTRICT from S500 on send for a free iNewtown, conn.. 4. 1907. S. ,Mrs Robert Mitchell and Mrs Edward 14, 1908. up easy payments, April Grade and R.HILL,' list. Paul 539 St., New Haven, ThoroughbredJTersey Cattle. , Estate of Flora J. Sanford. late of Newtown. Russo, Chapel Berkshire Swine. . New Milford, Conn. Mitchell attended the artha Washing- Conn. Pedigreed In said district, deceased. Prize Winning White Wyandottes. ton tea at the Newtown library, Satur- The Court of Probate for th District, of Newtown ' Piano day afternoon. ; hath limited and allowed six Tuning. Eggs for Hatching. months from date hereof, for the creditors of Ladies Can Earn Money I Mrs William E. Mitchell entertained said Estate to exhibit their claims to the ad- Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of Will From prize winning and full blood Buff Or-- 1 ministrator. Those who neglect to present Bridgeport. Conn., formerly ;of Steinwav & Pay comb; Khode Island Keds.sin-gl- e Ladies' her their accounts, within said In their home cit.v. town or village taking or Mfr. N, Y., and successor pington, single the auxiliary at home, properly attested, Sons, of late Fred The and double comb, and White Wyandotte time, will be debarred a recovery. Ail per ders for iron Clad Hosiery, vv. tl, Martin, will be to to Piano highest market price for Tea and Beyer, pleased attend your Live Cows, fowls; all the good strains. Write for Thursday afternoon. wafers sons Indebted to said estate are requested 949 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn., Eastern Dis ureters oe S Stock, Calves, Fat Steers, Chick- laying Tuning, may lert at Mr Charles ens, etc. Will receive prices. Brooktleld Poultry Farm.A. B.iSmith, were served. to make immediate payment to triputor. Piatt's, Newtown. Will be In Newtown every Tuesday at Washing- 980-1- ton Depot; Wednesday at Thurs- Manager, Brookfleld Center, Conn. Tel. William H. 'Sanford, Administrator. montn. Bridgeport acmress js west avenue, Roxbury; TX)R SALE 3 farms, one of 135 acres, one 110 day at Litchfield. Danbury. ...-..- Mrs in Water-bur- y. Taylor spent Friday" and one 69 acres. Said farm will be sold A as in a W. S BLAKEMAN. Bethlehem. WANTED place housekeeper , cheap with stock and tools; part of the pur ue home. Can furnish references. chase can remain on lr desired. WANTED-Antiq- mahogany furniture wvil Two steam 25, one mortgage H. Address A. S. H., 37 Sea St., Point. New balHj engines, one M. Conn. good price. Charles Martin, City Mr and Mrs Samuel Canfield are soon power. Two Iwater wheels. 12- - Black, Washington Depot, 101 Haven, Conn. South street, Stamford, Conn. to go to Bethlehem, Mr, Canfield hav Inch. 1 Nicholas Parent. Cornwall MAN to rent house of five . ... urioge, conn. Wanted To MARRIED my taken a ... SALE A new upright gnand piano, not Buy: March 1st. A wood mg position in the creamery FOR first-cla- rooms, garden, WANTED-Vou- ng would a in ss make, warranted ten to clean .Would hire girl like place Farms Wanted. Fat Cattle, Cows job up. through haying there. a small to do housework. Wages Also a Regal Piano in cheap or Bulls, Calves. wor JBi. " family years. Player perfect by montn; also wnataay i nave. u O. be sold. Conn. reasonable. Address Frank Tuttle. R. r. To trade for good Brooklyn property, condition. Must Death cause of I. BERMAN, Randall, Washington Depot. Don't the dance ht 2a. Bethel, Conn. bert A. 2ti Ralph Ave.,Brooklyn. Address Office, Newtown. forget (Fri Hubner, selling. K, bee 1224 North Avenue, - Bridgeport, Cons, T OST. STOLEN OR GIVEN AWAY, an em- - in new 2189-M- day) the factory building. 170R SALE-Fi- fty bushels of nice Baldwin TMRM FOR SALE-8-ro- om house. 1 acres Telephone: blem pin with Bishop Tlerney s photo TOR SALE-- A Ladies' Riding Saddle. May and breenlng apples; 75cents per bushel. 81750. Write for particulars. a. straight, he seen at, THK Her Othee A. P. graph. The finder will please leave at Post George Manville has been shut in oo. l smith, 117 ouuiess box uncigewater, conn, Wew Preston, Ct. Newtown. office or return to William Delaney, Wash' '" Conn. - with a severe cold. Of all Ington Depot, UOR SALE A new milch cow with calf, Mrs TTTANTED A dairy of good milk, 70 quarts kinds repaired at (iem-ir- - reasonable Onhii Wn ltm V,nm l liu, Hots- " or more; contract by the rear. Will fur- Clocks prices. Have ford.1 nish best of references. Address .1. C. S. Milk You An Old Colonial filnnlr ! ! or Grandfather Clock Wanted, Blacksmith. man. R. D. No. i, Bridgeport, Conn, Skins Skins that needs repairing so Southbury. TTAY FOR SALE In my barn opposite the it wm run accurately? u so i am prepared a to an b- Li to serve you. Irefervou. bv nermlssinn. t.n Wanted, blacksmith take Newtown JFair Ground. MaryE. Dick, XTOTICE-Serv- ice of my Holsteln bull is SI an i J- Allison P. of llsheil sbop; must be workman. it. r. u., Kernel. . -' rash, fmm nnw nn. Riehftrd M. Smith. ! 'Smith, Editor The Bbk, for - whom 'Good dwelling adjoining. Low rent for both AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Nichols, Conn. Skins I restorec to its old time efficiency a shop and house. A fine opportunity for a so- line old Colonial clock. E.E.Meeker, New ber and industrious man to secure a profitable Notice. RM TO LET on Shares or Rent. Address Highest market prices paid for all kinds of Preston, Conn. own. , Julius Goux moved to Hawleyville, Special pA business of ihls Apply in person or by Box 90, Bethel, Conn. fur skins. Twenty years honest and fair deal- letter, to H. Frank Beardsley, 91 North St., last week, where he is to work at get Having the nld mill at, Stennev ing ought to be sufficient guarantee for you to Danbury, Conn. Depot rormeny B. Curtiss & "POR SALE 30 acres, $1000: 2 N TfcSliN . out silica. occupied by house, send your skins to 1CHULA3 i ting I shall be prepared 'on and after Monday, miles R. R. station. 30.000 Bargains in city 3707 Mam bt.. isriageport, conn. I Sell Farms TOR SALE New milch cow with calf. John Marenz. to lurmsh the nubl c each Monday. and homes. Mfg.Iand Business chances Lewis had a country Shannon, Newtown. Mr and Mrs Elmer A. Wednesday and Saturday between the hours Irom Maine to California, htatecity or town And all kinds of real estate. in of 8 a. m. and i p. m., with all kinds of Jirain on want to know about. Address or call J, Give me a description of farm or SALE --Fresh cow with side. little arrive at their home - San-tin-- your place, FOR calf by daughter and Feed. Give me a call and I will favor you . Brophey's Realty Exchange. M Grand St., IN CHILDREN cured by and the terms and I do the rest. Write or of Cnarles F. Botsford, Good WORMS 25e. Weege. Qt. Kettletown, last Monday. ' with Goods and Low Prices. "Seeing is Danbury, Conn. Samole free. Smith's Drug call and see me. I can do you good. JACOB believing. "IDoh't forget the days we are open. Store, Ansonia, Conn. BLOCK, Middle Gate Hktriet. Route 10. New- HTANTED-Wo- uld like a first class wood and SALE work The at the Kettletown Try keep us busy as exercise is good for FOR Two cheap horses, weight town, Conn. Tel. 2. stove with hot water also would meeting nnH 130ft rtnuriHu One imiwl rnnri ' tank; the health. A. 8. EDWARDS, hi,rip A position as foreman to work a Louis 2793-- WANTED like good Incubator. Snow, Stepney, schoolhouse, last week Tuesday even 'Phone 5 R. D. 2, . Bridgeport. sound and gentle, safe for a lady to drive. J. Can R. D. 15. . farm. furnish good A Conn. F. Murphy, Southbury Hotel. Southbury, Conn. as to Please NTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. was attended and proved a reference ability and experience. G. B. Tucker. P. O. ing, largely A man 'and wife to work on a R. D. 21. Easton. Ct. Address TrANTED-Yearlingb- ull, -' WANSED address David E. Penney, Danbury, Holsteln preferr- for all. Rev Address W. W. Clark, R. F. D. Xo. TiOR SALE A pair of ld Devon K. u. 2a, Bethel, Ct. Tel Bridgeport div. 72-- 4. very interesting meeting ' A Conn. ed. Address Morris A. Bwri Tel. 23 2. Conn. steers. H. P. O. Danbury, Morgan, Hattertown. SALE-Vill- tairneia, conn. Mr ..Richardson of South Britain had Stepney. Conn. EOR age home, barn and out- - WOll SALE A new milch cow four yearsold. buildings. 2 acres, reasonable price. SALE 1 No. 7 Unlted'States Cream Sep-- charge of the service. Address L. Box Si, Conn. xpOR Charles Cavauaugh, Sandy Hook. Conn. WANTED Married man on dairy farm. Single Comb White Leg- - Bridgewater, araior; i unester wnite sow due to rarrow good milker and good teamster 4 old shoats. 1). Dix There was a Leap Year WOOD wo April 1st; J. very pleasant CLAB FOR and one who attends strictly to business. 'OR SALE-T- high typewriters, 388--4. norns, grade on, North Bridgeport. Telephone partyat the home of Mr and Mrs E. E. Hermon H. Peck, Newtown. Conn. Good wages and steady job to the right man. nearly new. A good one X A betterjine Merritt M. Clarke, Brooklield Center. Conn. $35. Irving S. Holmes Ridgetield, Conn. TTTANTED Farm on even-in- g, The Kind That shares or rent; can Burr on Hull's HillFon Tuesday Former Halpine place, Whiseonier Hill. Big IT give good reference. Address B. II., Box town, is now .improving slowly. Lots of TOR SALE Pork scraps for chicken feed. 63, Conn.' Fe'briiary 11. There were about 1 Lay Eugs. Orange, SALE new milch cow and calf. T. J . - The 11 animond Co., successors to Plumb & There was a social dance, last Satur Cavanaugh, Sandy Hook. Conn. I have in my five Vt inton. 44 Middle St.. Conn. TTTANTED A small wishes to rent a 40Jpresent andall had a very enjoyable Leghorns yards weighing Bridgeport. family and six jiounds that have large egg record house for all the round Warren or the home Mr and SALE-W- ood ' year in time. Dancing was enjoyed until the day evening, at of TOR (2 yrs. seasoned) ; price U Choice eggs for hatching guaranteed 85 per CPECTACLES and eyeglasses fitted. Lenses New Preston,. E. ii. Newtown Beb, cord delivered. T. J. Cavana San- hours mid- Mrs Ole Olesen on Hull's which per ugh, cent fertile, SI per 15; 3 per 50; $5 per 100. matched, and all kinds of repairs. Reid & town. Conn.' small of tne morning. At Hill, Hook, Conn. 1054 j dy JOS. P. MURTAUGH, Branchville. Ct. Todd. Opticians, Main St., Bridgeport. night refreshments were served. was attended by about 40 people. For NOTICE I will pay market value for mink, Sale. J- 1 An Italian family have moved into Hubert Johnson of Roxbury is a Special Notice. Notice. -' fox. coon and rat skins: also beeswax. etc 100 Special and hunters me a C.N. Farm of acres, good land and well divid- the old Roswell on Hull's Hill guest, this week, of Mr and Mrs Henry Trappers drop postal. ed; good house and ii bams and tither out- place Having leased Sullivan Bros.' blacksmith Having installed a first class Dower horse Harang. Popular Kaw rur Dealer, Sandy all In good Lots of nice Johnson on Hull's on am now clipping machine at my place in Hopewell I Hook. Conn. R. F. D. 1", Box 28. buildings, repair. Myron Lewis, who is ill with typhoid Hill. shop Redding Ridge, prepared to never-failin- g water supply. Mail passes, do carriage and wagon repair- am prepared to do horse clipping for the fruit, horseshoeing, and A. A farm the first of the door, for particulars call or address fever at the home of his parents, Mr Stephen Collins had the misfortune ing of all kinds and general blacksmithing. general public guarantee satisfaction. WANTED by April: Christie Christenson, Hull's Hill. Southbury Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. Frank. H, Ferry, Hopewell District, Newtown, ' must have good buildings- - Henrv bar to lose his faithful R- - D. No. 5, .Conn. Routed. ' and Mrs Elmer A. Lewis in Kettle-- family horse. " Fa vereau. Redding Ridge. Ct. Gonn. P O Bethel, Route 25, ker Read. F. Long H1U, Conn. . FRIDAY, FEBltUAUY 28, 1908. 10 THE NEWTOWN li'iiii,

Announcement of Bethel .Buslnesi Men. The Newtown Bee. Newtown, Friday, Fnhruary 8. Hi. Fred A. Hickok, HOWLAND'S 149 Center St., Htmt'm HOME NEWS.

Sanitary Plumbing, TRINITY PARISH. Best for cakes and Gas f Steam, Hot Water, I SUNDAY SERVICES. of all makes Fitting. lllpy Sunday is Quinqungesima. There EkttnitiM PumlHUMl. Jouulug promptly Attended To. will be Litany and Holy Communion at the 11 o'clock service. Sunday school We want to service. 7.30 say At p. Magee Ranges. following morning Winchester Heaters. m., evening prayer. a word ASH WEDNESDAY. Full morning service at 10.30 a. m. 7.30 CORN SYRUP flonuments Evening prayer and address at of thanks. p. m. sweet for all people. 1 Work of U An everyday Ail Cmt.ry ' EU-ma- tt HAWLEYVILLE CIIArEL. air-tig- 50c. klilt U ti Criiiti or JWrbU. , In ht tins, 10c, 25c, I assign oi ppliti. Lit-ttrl- Service in the Hawleyville chapel, Mrwi at rioitbl priwi. V CORN PRODUCTS There never was a time when we had cause to be so Thursday evening at 7.30 p. m. M . J grateful. And we want every one of our friends to know we James H. Pajran, FRIDAY. store. Successor to 0. W. Btille BETHEL. CONN appreciate the kindly way they welcomed the new Children's service in the Guild room Anniversary Day was as miserable as a day could be weath-erwis- e. at 3.30. p. m followed by the meet But gave us a splendid reception. NOTICE. ing of the singing class. you time We are not rIvIdk you some- LENTEN ANNOUNCEMENTS. fhe store was crowded from opening till the very for nothing, but we are Riving you tin - thing i familiar with New Erg- of was satisfied with the fesuTuofSO yearn of bard muOy and actual Throughout Lent on Sundays there astic. Mrs Mary E. Wilkins Freeman They are the last minute business. Everybody honte shod at practice when you gel your 10. a. m. ; hold the lead. She has land types depicted, in "The Shoulders of as a lirennan'i. Our motto: "Honest work for will be Holy Communion at continues to way we celebrated Mr Howland's coming age Bridge- or have loved ' honest Prices." Morning prayer and made a decided gain over her compet- of Atlas," they always port business man. The Anniversary lots were even better ad- as the result and hava had a romantic book acquaint HENRY A. BRENNAN, at 11 a. m.; evening prayer and itor, Mr Max Pemberton, than folks This was what we planned to have 14 Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL, CONN. ' of the fifth instal ance with the bold and dashing hero expected. dress, 7.30 p. m. of the publication so Previous to and his confreres who figure in the them. Everybody was happy. None more than we. Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 p. m., ment of her story. this, Of Clear Lehigh will produce the American author was apparently story of "Sir Richard Escombe." ATfiM nioro heat. In sitove,ram.'eor fur- Litany and reading. We draw from it. We believe the store has Anglo-Americ- inspiration a ton ami a of other coal forces and The competition nace, than half any 7.30 service in marshalling her together mined. Htromr at hut It was made to Thursday evening at confidence now to a than 'ever before. atemeiit, she has taken her readers by storm has had the effect of stimulating crit your greater degree us by a customer who Hays lie Knows ironi the Hawleyville chapel. believe store can It glvus great satisfaction. in the way she has develooed plot and ical reading not only among readers We believe the future is bright. We this,' children's service a 3 p. m 5MITH Bethel, Ct. Friday, created interest in the characters in in New York City but in remote sec fuller and better service than ever it has done. We BEERS, followed the of the give you by meeting sing The Shoulders of Atlas." But Mr tions of the country. Well written are Drerarin? now to do it. When the other floors of the class. been from the ing Pemberton is too clever a .writer and comments have received - store are ready, you will see just what those plans are. Just Think. Friday evening at 7.30 p. m., even understands the art of pleasing his South, the Middle States and even ing prayer ana sermon by Rev O. O. readers too well to allow "Sir Richard from Canada. be a to ' It will be Best Flour, the The second floor will surprise you. Plllsbury's The theme of Mr Wright's more than a tempo- Some of the comments from critics most popular brand on the market."!: per bait; Wright. Escombe" to enjoy store hereabouts. V the nicest and homiest suit and millinery b teal the ltest Kerosene oil. Sue. ou alway discourses will be "The Parable of the from wild adventures and show a careful reading of the stories 100 cents on the dollar when you trade for rary respite pet - is The third floor is to have a rest roota. It will be a Meats ana groceries ai uoki- b popular aiure, Prodigal Son.',' A cordial invitation romantic deeds. As one critic sug- and a clever insight into the unfoldirg charming ball and see us. ser- A tour. extended by the rector to all these gests, "Mr Pemberton evidently has of the plots. New Haven (Conn) delightful spot to rest at during your shopping And the to in McDowell & Taylor, vices. something thrilling in reserve and in reader has this say commenting whole store is to give you value for your money that will be next instalment we may look for on the villages taking sides in Mrs sense." Thumb Hand Side Center St., the satisfactory in the deepest and broadest Freeman's "That is New Eng- Bethel, Conn. ST JOHN'S CHURCH. rare excitement. story: The lack of prejudice shown in the land to the life, a true trait of human We'll be gladto have you come and watch the store LENTEN SERVICES. criticisms and votes received from all nature that has been known in many and better. who the grow bigger E. Ash Wednesday, 10.45 a. m. parts of the country is a striking feat an experience of those r,ead E. Millspaugh, of Other Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. ure of the literary contest. Many who story." Another interested critic Sac- confesses that his fan- . and Builder. Sermons by Rev J. H. George on have frankly acknowledged their pre- Scranton, Pa., Carpenter " rifices. ference in the beginning of the contest cy has been captured by "The Should- Plans and Estimates furnished. 4 m. New ers of and vicissitudes of those Jobbing promptly attended to. Tuesdays, Berkshire, p. for the writer of the England Atlas," Thursdays, Glen, 7 p. m. story are now helping to swell the list plain every day New England people. P. O. Box Ct. io4, Bethel, of votes for the English noveist, while Mr Pemberton finds a champion in a Telephone connection. The Howland . Goods ST ROSE'S. former champions of the "swashbuck- reader from Elizabeth, N. J., who Dry ling" tale are similarly eager to add writes that "action and fire" grace the ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE. their ballots to those being cast for the story of"'Sir Richard Escombe." Inter-setin- g Company; BREAD. An entertainment and dance for the American novelist. This proves that developments are promised and benefit the Sisters of Mercy, will the readers are taking up the two stories we await next Sunday's instalment Is the staff of life. When (of Connecticut. be at St ' hall, Sandy in the proper way, that they are study impatiently."' Bridgeport,. you buy your bread from our yellow wagon given Mary's i smaller are sure of the best. Just like Hook, on Saturday, February 29, and ing their way through each instalment, These responses from places " you always home made. Also our rolls, cakes and pies on Tuesday, March 3. Should the The readers have become intimate with show the democratic spirit of the con- make you want more. weather be unfavorable on Saturday the characters in the two great stories. test which the New York Herald is now the entertainment will be postponed holding and which is being helped on & to Mrs Erdmann Co., till the following Monday, March 2. in its effort to find whether ' Bethel Bakers, The usual admissian lee of 25 cents will Freeman, of America, or Mr Pember- Fountain Place, Bethel, Ct. a be charged. In addition to violin and ton, of England? is to be "awarded honor of piano some very fine selections on the large'sum of money in the which graphophone will be given by Mr Mur greater oooularity as a novelist, ft. Beers & Co., ' Strout Sells Farms is to be determined vote. . Every fl. phy. . by Thousands of sales prove interested in" result and ev- Nevtown Conn. right methods. No advance one,is the, English's GRANGE BULLETIN. fee required. Improved listing ery one has an equal chance in taking Cold Tablets blanks mailed on request. andQrip part n the contest. The Herald pays E. A. Strout Company A La and Colds TUESDAY to the and reliable remedy for Grippe THE MARCH MEETING, Boston New York Philadelphia this tribute intelligence relief for lJnce !!ac. Quick neuralgia. NIGHT. 8 Broad St. 150 Nassau St. Broad4Che.tn.tSt fairness of the American people,' and I it is meeting with the response and ap- English's Drug Store, The regular meeting of Pootatuck J. Coleman Smith, Manager preciation which it1 seems to deserve, Chas J. English, Prop.. BETHEL, CT Grange will occur on Tuesday night, CONN. ture. . They are also talking about a The officers who have not been in- BETHEL, We Sell dance. Why 1 stalled are requested to be present. A Sr p program will be provided and light re- The annual home grown field and gar- Alabastine SOFT DRINKS We we CIGARS freshments will be served. ,' den seed catalogue "has just been put sell Alabastine because are convinced that claim out by the Farmers' Supply & Roofing every 'i The Gem Lunch Room, maderfor it by its manufacturers William Day Smith, M. A.; has been Co.; of 256 Middle street, Bridgeport, BETHEL It'sGood. is borne out by the facts because elected to the of a principalahip High and it is a nice catalogue. They take we know that it is easy to apply, Greenwood Near B. K. Ave., Crossing. school at Scottsville, Va., and has en- pleasure in presenting the seed book. is wonderfully durable, has dis- - tinctive and offers '1?06a6u6 rjsad's pies tered upon his work. Scottsville is in Millemann's It is larger and more complete in ev- hygienic properties, of river decorative possibilities not found in any the central part Virginia, a ery way than last year's edition. .They nri other form of wall covering. town, and trade center for the sur Pure wish to thank their customers for their rounding country. They have an attrac kind words as they have expressed, their tive school building. Horse Radish of we sold last Oil. appreciation the goods Zlahine Glass, Paints, season. X The steadily increasing busi- The Wall Miss Blanche Gilbert has a new type- at Sanitary Coating Snow Shov- ness shows that they are on the right enables you to decorate home at small cost and with Sleds, Skates, writer, which she very your appreciates track in selling home-grow- n seeds. little trouble. It comes in powder form and the powder is els, Blankets, Harness, L. C. MORRIS', Bimply mixed with water Call Tin much, a gift from her Grandmother and put on with a brush. at Whips, Enamel Ware, ' Connecticut being right in the seed belt pur store and examine the Alabastine tint cards, and learn ware, Oil Heaters, Gilbert. The Grocer, how these tints can be combined with beautiful stenciled Lamps, , of the world, enables them to get their so as to Guns, Qeneral Hardware. designs produce most artistic effects. NEWTOWN, CONN. seed from the growers, and, in this We now have Alabastine in a great variety of tints, Mrs Howard Light spent a few days, enabling you to suit your taste exactly. -- way, they are always offering their The Gilbert Miller Co., last week, with friends in Shelton. BETHEL. CONN. customer fresh seeds at low prices. 15 Center St.. Her husband, who has a position there, j with her to their home in J v. returned - I wish that I might talk with all sick A. B. II Al.fc..i,..C p... 1 Huntington. HALL, JR., ones about the actual cause of Stomach, THE PACKAGE and ailments. To ex- Robert D. Smith was a visitor in Photographer, Heart Kidney Over Finch's Store, Sandy Hook. rn how weak Stomach the Park City, Tuesday. plain person leads "to dhoto Enlargements. Picture Framing. nerves Stomach weakness. & Postal Cards of views or your own Photo. Old would And E. H. Beers Co., Call and and I am sure interest all. it made Photos copied. see my samples The thermometer another get my prices. Fine work at reasonable prices. is the same with weak hearts or weak CATARRH Satisfaction cuaranteed. ' Newtown, Conn. , downward dash, Tuesday morning, the Studio open from 10 to 3.30, seven days a Kidneys. This is why my prescription below zero record standing five degrees week until turtner notice. --Dr Shoop's Restorative-- so promptly in one place. reaches ailments of the Stomach, Heart To proveunquestionably, and beyond any doubt is to the that Catarrh of the nose and throat can be cured and Kidneys. It wrong drug I am furnishing patients through druggists, small Mrs Marshall Winton spent Sunday Stomach or stimulate the Heart or Kid- free Trial Boxes of l)r. Snoop's Catarrh Cure. be worked on a class of eight in the KEEPING OPEN HOUSE, I do this because I am so certain, that Dr. Shoop t with her father, Adelbert Hubbell, in neys. These weak inside nerves simply substantial on March '3.' Catarrh Cure will bring actual help. need more My Restorative Grange Nothing certainly, is so convincing as a physical Stepney. , NOTICE. strength. teatofany article of real, genuine merit. Butthat is the only prescriptionmade expressly article must true merit, else the teat will possess I have opened the store at the Everybody is welcome when we feel condemn, rather than advance it. ti. Shoop i who for these nerves. Next to seeing you Mrs William Tate, who has been ill, M. B. Hawley and famliy, have former stand of S. E. Sanford & ; and we Catarrh Cure is a snow white, healing antiseptic " good feel that when personally, will be to mail you free, my way only balm, put up in beautiful nickel capped glat Jan been at the home of L,, C. Gil of is able to sit up nearly all day. our digestive are Sue. as Oil visiting Co., with a good stock organs working prop- at Such soothing agents Eucalyptus. new booklet entitled, "What To Do." Dr New Thymol, Menthol, etc., are Incorporated Into a bert Sr.. returned to their home in A. W. Bissell is having his old barn erly. King's Life Pills regu- will also send of Restor-ative'- as late the vlvety, cream like Petrolatum, Imported byDr last week. ' I samples my covered new and is extensive action of stomach, liver and Flump from Europe. If Catarrh of the nose and Stepney, making bowels so aU well. Wrife for the book to- perfectly one can't help feel- thr:it has extended to the stomach, then by Staple Groceries, improvements on his store. when in 'iimaltouse internally. Dr. Shoop's Restorative. day. It will surely interest you. Ad- ing good he uses these pills. Wis-So- 25c Ftomach distress, a lack of general strength, of Dr Shoop, Box ld Work is on the "West-over,- " at R. H. Beers & Co., New- bad etc If you have Catarrh, rid yourself dress 8, Racine,' progresing bloating, belching, biliousness, taste, Fresh and all dealers. town; Curtis & call for Dr. Shoop's Restorative. disease. Ask Dr Shoop of by , . the new school building and the Taylor, Co., Sandy iunly this repulsive Gou-let- Kor catarrh of the nose ana Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel t, uncomplicated only to mail a trial few months will see ;L. throat nothing else, however, need be Used but Racine, Wis., you free, Salt Meats, next, many Stevenson; H. W. Osborne,' Eas--" box of hia Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Middlebury. changes in our once quiet little town. ton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Cornwall A simple, single test, will surely telj and solicit a share of the public Bros., Bridge ; Connery Robert Porter from Bethlehem was Bros., Georgetown M. Red- a Catarrh truth well worth your Good REV NEWTON WRIGHT INVITED J. Sullivan, you patronage. measure, square in town on Monday. ding Ridge ; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; to-da-y. Don't suffer let-liv- e TO REMAIN ANOTHER YEAR Dr. knowing. Write dealing, prices will be the G. W. Hurlbut, Roxbury; Allen Joyce,. ' rule this store. Call and see us WITH METHODIST CHURCH. Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch longer.' at - Shoop's nome New-Milfor- A unanimodms call has been extend- A phonosrrapn makes brighter Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, and you will find In Danbury at the E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- As the plots of the two great novels ed to Rev Newton to remain Wright Lewis store, 265 Main ton ; Cogswell & Washing--to- n in the New York Phonograph Wettereau, now running serially Rupf, here for another year's work. street, the largest stock in the state. Depot ; Harry Brown, Southburyj:' OatorrliCuro Herald's Anglo-Americ- an competition Henry Write for a or when In Danbu- C P. Williams, South . Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., catalog Britain ; Perkins unfold and the stories approach a cli- grange"Tctivity. ry call and see what fine music can be Brothers Warren; W. N. Huid, Long-Hill- ; Main Newtown. The third had. store. SU31V3a T1V max, voters and critics wax enthusi-- St, and fourth degrees will Drug ti;; NEWTOWN h ...DAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1008. 11 of the Methodist church, lat week Professional Cards. . The Newtown 'Bea A , Wednesday, was well attended and the Newtown. Friday, Fuliruary ffl, m entertainment was excellent Parties W. J. BEECHER, Pleasant from New York, Waterbury and Water- town took pa rt in the longi and recita Most Attorneytt'Uw. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. tions. people know that if they have Room 25 ind ft! Banford liMg, Jlrlilirnport . been Ollli'i) In Nowiown otwa on Hatrrday (rum Way Mrs II. J. Hubbard is suffering with lick they need Scott's Emul- I a.u).to&&iMu. ' New Milford. a tumor. Dr Kan-ma- of Woodbury is sion to bring back health and strength. to take attending her. F. J. Gale, M. 1)., ARES M. BURNETT. Mr and Mrs A. E. Johnson enter But the strongest point about Scott's Ares M. Burnett, a successful farm tained the whist club on Friday even Office In the David IUxjm Rcwldimco, COD ii that don't have to bo er of Upper Morrvall district, and Ja ing. About 30 were prewent. Miss Emulsion you Newtown Streets man of substantia! character, died Emma Smith and A. E. Johnson won sick to get results from it Offljo llounts t to 1 1. m.. I to i and 7 to 8 p. m on the 21st., aged 74 years, six months LIVER the prizes. find 14 days. A wife and one son, J. W. Flynn is alllicted with a throat It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat Dr. Walter II. Kieknak, William Burnett, survive him.. The OIL . trouble. Dr Martin of Watertown is on thin makes a fretful funeral took place on Sunday at 1 p, people, baby happy, dreads to take cod attending him. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, ' m Rev Evan Evans and Rev Mark Everybody pluin brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre- liver oil, and with good reason, too, for Harry Abbott has had the misfortune . Sandy Hook, Conn. B. Ilowland officiating. The burial vents colds it surely is a very disagreeable dose. to lose both of his horses since he moved coughs, and consumption. was in'the Upper Merryall cemetery. OflVe Ilmirtt: 8 to 9 a. m., I to S and T to 8 p. m Besides, the plain oil often upsets the to town. Tultiiilionti! lit-- 3. The pall bearers were: Dr Ernest R. stomach and Miss 1'hebe Smith has to Middle- - Food in concentrated form for sick and Berking, Frank' Burnett, Sherman deranges digestion. gone However, cod liver oil is so bury to her Mrs Green and Perry Green. Funeral Di indispens sister's, Harry Tracy. well, young and old, rich and poor. DENTAL PARLORS. able in the treatment of Pulmonary rector riuoert Thomas had the ar II. II. Waldron has sold his farm to Export dimtlstry. painless and reliable. Complaints, Weak Lungs, Consumption, a from Most morturn and ndniltlic aiiullauuua used rangements in charge., party Waterbury. And it contains no drugs and no alcohol uiteu lor paiiuusw operation. Nervous Weakness, Genera Debility and all Wasting Diseases that doctors DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, MRS MARTHA A. SIIOVK. Cornwall Bridge. ALL DRUCCISTSi 50c. AND $1.00. must continue to prescribe it despite Purireon T)ontlst. Office In Post Ofllce Block, In Grace hospital, New Haven, Feb- Nuw Minora, Conn. ts unpleasant qualities because nothing ARRIVALS AT THE EVERETT ruary 21, Mrs Martha A. Shove passed else can take its place in curing these HOUSE. away, aged 63 years, fhe funeral took , ailments. The Everett N. Dunbar Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. place on Monday at 1 p. m., from the House, L Therefore we are glad to be able to proprietor, continues to a good ed, February 24, and will make the trip Genuine Pennsylania buckwheat PHYSICIAN AND Methodist church, Rev H. K. Smith enjoy SURGEON. announce can now secure from New Haven. Aunt Maria's and The were that you patronage. It is one of the most pop- through flour, Grandma's 28 State Conn officiating;. pall bearers Strott, Bridgeport, pure cod liver oil in an easily taken ular houses with the men on The rand War- pancake flour, with the delicious Fred Travers, S. J. Ferris, Arthur K. traveling list for the town of syrup and form-p- ure cod them. At K. H. Beers Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. easily digested the line. Recent arrivals include : ren for the year 1907, is $255,566; accompanying Partridge and Isaac Dodd. Funeral &Co.'s. . Office Houra.f rom 10 a. m. to 13 m 2 to 4 p. m liver oil which has been added ingre Isaac P. W. H. acres Director Thomas had the arrangements Hambech, Pheyfe, of land, 15,660. dients which its the in prevent causing Falls Village. charge. east ' DR. S. E. digestive disturbance. M. L. Cummings, F. M. Lord, Allen ALLEN, NORTHVILLE TOPICS. S. Goakin, New York. UATTERSTOWN. CONN. C. E. Rev S. D. Wood's subject, last Sun T. B. Smith, Mrs Joseph Smith, RIDDIFORD. P. 0, Address; Route 13, Siopney Depot, Conn C.O.D. day evening, was "Washington as an Julia L. Cummings, Sharon. Admlnstor of Maimetlc Treatment. 8doc1- "Avon" "Silver Piatt - Fred L. B. L. M. F. alist In treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, inspiration." Hunt, Brown, Pattern. that heart failure, stomach trouble and headache, TABLETS White, Frank H. Wheeler, New Haven. ii is m Medicine furnished fur this treatment. . A joint meeting of the Foreign and Watches Terms reasonable. Consultation free. Are tablets which contain all the D. B. Case, David Case, Yon- - Home missionary societies will be held dry Jr., vital and beneficial of the kers, N. Y. at the home of Mrs A. S. Buckingham principles Cod Liver Oil with W. S. Comstock, Norwalk. CHARLES S. PLATT on Wednesday, 26, for the purest Norwegian February T . C . 1 . T -- 1 :n Buttons out of its stomach-u- p opening of mite boxes and election of any nauseating, Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, are to A. L. Conkey, W. C. Beeman, New Clocks officers for the coming year. setting properties. They easy NEWTOWN, CONN. take they leave no unpleasant "taste Milford. Mr and Mrs Fred Straight opened of oil" in the mouth. They are easily C. B. Taylor, F. H. Barnes, Danbury, their new home on Friday evening for a digested and assimilated by the stomach F. R. Parmalee, John C. Traut, Mrs. James Gordon, sociable which was well attended. A without causing the slightest disorder. Hartford. - pleasing feature was some new games Rings- Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, They have an even better effect than H. H. Worthington, Springfield, ' ... proposed by Miss Baldwin and Mrs " Class Lessons, Ensemble, the plain oil because they contain ad- Mass. Straight. dUHat Mrs Charles East Cornwall. NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT, ditional and extremely valuable ingre- Blake, Mrs W. C. Hine and her Mrs sister, dients, viz., : Hypophosphites of Lime P. B. Franklin, Binghamton, N. Y. Chains Abbie Hill, art Visiting their cousin in and Soda and Licorice. Sold in 50c and John H. Keed, Amenia, N. Y. Oscar Pitzschler & , Son, Mass. In mean- Pins Great Barrington, the $1.00 bottles. If your druggist does F. A. Barlqw, Walton, N. Y. BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS, time Mr and Mrs A. G. Hill of Bridge not keep them send your money direct- Dell Shipman, New Haven. A Thousand Times Newtown, Sandy Hoc-- & Hawleyvilie 'for port are caring their grandmother to the manufacturers A. H. Bolles, New Preston. Newtown shop open every day. Hawley- ly (see below) a Year vilie shop open Wednesday afternoon and at her home here. and we will send them to you by return Thomas Taft, Middletownt Brace Sunday morning. Handy, Hook sliop ojjen and over, you breakfast, lunch and dine, and each nrsc-cia- ss Miss Mildred is home here for A. A. every weeK day. uniy woric. Hatch mail, postage prepaid. Hale, Portland. time the table silver is laid, used, washed, often POOL TABLE. . two duties. E. R. Meriden. and then the weeks from hospital DR CEEEICAL Cushing, (hined, again put through mill. Tk t KASS0N COMPANY, lets Under these conditions y Mrs Warren Crossman has been with T. A. Thompson, Bridgeport. ordinary silverware looks CClC 126 East 29th St., New York City respectable for a short time only, and after that Griswold Mrs for Thomas Reid, Stratford. Bragaw,M.D., her daughter, Fred Wheaton, is an eye sore to the owner as well as the user. a week on account of the illness of her F. P. Johnson, Warren. Orood silver so called fences Y. Physician and youngest grandson. river bridge with on Frank Butler. Stormville, N. Chains ' both sides of the road, were under sev Harry Whitney, Holmes, N. Y. Scarf Surgeon, . Harold Soule is staying for time at GERS BROS. eral feet of water which covered the Cassaday Wright, Welling, N. Y, Office United Bank Building. Dr Givens' sanitarium in Stamford. fields in all directions. The situation r Lee Stone is in better but New Milford, Conn. health, is serious in that a Pins SPOONS, FORKS, etc. "y'. being midwinter, , Warren. Mrs Stone at is very will withstand hardship for a surprisingly long present writing solid freeze up again and another thaw Office Hours: 8 to o A. M. i to a, low. period, carrying with it brightness and good ' would make trouble having heer to all the household. When 7 to 8 P.M. forpeople DEATH, OF HOBART STRONG. purchasing, Three kilns, were started up at the property near the river between Kent it pays to invest a little more than the cost of T Residence and Office, United Bank Eben and Miss Flora Strong were he and the best New England Lime Co.'s establishment and Bull's Bridge worse than the pres Fobs "ordinary" get something 1OCKCtS Building. .. , at Boardman. An order for 290 tons of called home by the last illness of their that will last "Silver Plate that Wears." Our ent: all travel goes by the way of the hvuck of "1847 ROGERS BROo." is TelephoneOO. brother, Hobart. His daughter, Miss very complete. bulk lime for a New York party has new Mount Algo road. been received. The kilns have been Clara Strong, came from Los Angeles, Clock and All Work Warranted. John A. Peters was up from New Watch, Jewelry Kepairing. closed down for some weeks. Cal., but too late by a few hours to for a day or two at his farm, Dr Battam, Ygrk see her father alive. Much sympathy Miss Ina Allen of Waterbury passed last week. is extended to the bereaved family. RIDDIFORD, The Jeweler, DENTIST, with her pa- Washington's birthday drove to South Do- V Bank . New Milford. Perry Thompson leaves besides his child Strkt. rents Mr and Mrs Horace Allen. Mr Strong only New Milford, Conn. ver and return, Sunday. a father and 'mother, Mr and Mrs H. Miss Clara Booth has resigned her 1 LbONARD'S INSURANCE Hard colds have been prevalent. A B. Strong, three brothers, Messrs Per- position at J. E. Hungerford's. number of children was out of school, ry, David and Eben, and one only sis- AGENCY, ' Rev E. A. Henderson supplied the due to that reason. ter, Miss Flora, who will miss him Methodist church in Bantam, Sunday. first one to break FTKE. ACCIDENT. George,' Wathley was with friends sadly, he being the JL. leaves Willis Woodford supplied the in North Kent, Sunday. the family circle. Mr Strong ' church at Cornwall Sunday friends who mourn his de Old Companies, Bridge, A real live man for business is Zahn, many early Lowest Rates. Asa of. Mt N. Y, mise. A Erwin Vernon, the drug store man. The lively dime ureat Novelty. in town. passed Sunday , rather than the slow quarter for him, LOCAL NOTES. New Milford, Conn., Dr 11 S. Mrs R. J. Early has accepted a posi- so says the Macedonia reporter. ' 1k Todd, tion in New York City. William Barrett, who met' with the VETERINARY Peabody, the scientific optician, will 5UR0E0N, accident, the loss of a finger, Livinsgton Peck has taken a position be at M. W. Hill's jewelry store, New painful PHOTO STAMPS MW. Milford av f!nnu. is doing nicely under the attendance in the power house at Bull's Bridge, Milford, Conn., March 2, 1908. of Dr Stevens. New 12 Scenes. 24 Daniel Marsh of York, passed Stamps. - Miss Lillian Ohmen, who has been " at- Alexander Noe, Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Bethlehem. tt i . .11 rt- -i n i r on ti her home folks for a short Lan De usea as jjetrer aeais, envelope corners, rosxai caras,i . visiting Veterinary Dentist, - Charles Marsh. v Parcels, Letter Paper, Etc. 80TH as teach- ti ' N. L. BLOSS CELEBRATES HIS time, has accepted a position P. 0. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. BIRTHDAY. er in Washington, D. C. Her many Home of the Post Card. Mail orders promptly attended to. . friends wish her success. She start-- Kent. On Thursday, February 20, the neph ews ana nieces oi jn. jl. bioss garn ered at his home to congratulate him Frank E. Soule, In the Town Gome and on his 80th birthday. Mr Bloss is ex When You Hitch Your Horses HEARD BY THE MACEDONIA RE- - Shed, Just Step across the Street Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. ' ' tremely well and active for a man that and Make Your Purchas- PORTER. ..: es of Look has arrived at the four score milestone A real estate deal is reported! H. and able to care Over our large stock Men's and in life's journey is Goods Bovs' Pelts and Rubber Beets. Arctics and W. Post has sold his place to Charles for his stock and his business in gen- Dry Rnbbers; also Gloves and Mittens, Prices low. Give us a call before else- - Skiff. eral. He was born and has always D. Miller's. purchasing t At lived on he now "H. j. Flaxfeed," the new feed' for cows. Mrs Lizzie Oakley and daughter, the place occupies. Low Prices Rule Here. Come In and see us. Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Cotton Seed Meal, He cared for his pa etc. Also coarse Salt tor Miss Maud, are visiting the Wathleys very faithfuHy Gluten, packing death pork at low prices. on Fuller Mountain. rents in their old ajge. After the First Class Meat Market. We butcher only Alice Native Steers. t of his mother, he married C, Mrs S. has been Select line of groceries. George Thompson dane-hte- of the late Frank Atwood ofJ of the Famous - A Compjete Line ! spending a week with friends in Brook- Mr Bloss has been held 5AWS Middlebury. ; Hatch & Marsh, field and Ackley, Danbury. in high esteem by his townspeople. He Railroad and Bridge Streets, . William Farrell of Dover renewed has his town in the Legis- Kibbe New Milford. represented Ice Saws, Hand Saws, Panel Saws, Rip Saws, Compass in this last selectman old,- acquaintances place, lature and held the office of Confections. Saws, Key Hole Saws, Pruning Saws, Crosscut week. . for several years, besides holding sev Meat Buck Saws. 'the town. He has Saws, Saws, Mrs William Durfee is spending a eral other offices of Souvenir and Birthday Your few with Mrs at South been a faithful member of the Congre- days Reynolds If you need a Cross-cu- t or Buck Saw I have one that it will Amenia. gational church for many years and POST CARDS. you to look at before buying any other kind. We guaran- Lame Horse has served as deacon until the infirm- pay Ezra Brazie of Salisbury, whose A full Line of Patent Medicines at them to cut faster and easier than any other saw on the mar- made for him tee were in this vicinity, ities of age it impossible one of them. Can be shod to go and early years spent ket. If you don't believe it just try called on Mr and Mrs William to attend to the duties longer. not limp if you go to MULCAHY. Cribley, Zahn's, Sunday. . ' If it interferes that can be stop GRANGE NOTES. Kent, Conn. It is not very comforting to sick ones at the same time. F. M. Candee of NaugatucK H. ped to realize there is not a doctor in town. Deputy M. MALLETT, was present at the Grange meeting, Dr Barnum, who was sick, has gone Corner Main and Church Sts,, NEW MILFORD. CONX Monday evening, and installed the fol away in pursuit o'f health for himself. lowing officers: Master, A. E. John- All hope for his speedy return and re- Hunters, MMNMI overseer, O. C. Hill; lecturer, T.J.MuIcahy, storation to heaIth,for our doctor can't son; ' New Milford. Mn A. E. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs R. and Elm Street. be spared. ' Driving Magee; secretary, Miss Elsie A. Lake; Since afternoon a Saturday goodly steward, MrsN. H. Bloss; assistant Parties portion of the Macedonia valley has Miss Skating TOP of the JOB steward. A. J. Magee; L. A..S., find Fish, Clams, been under water. The hard rain and Can entertainment Hattie Hill; gate keeper, C. E. Wood. Vegetables. - IN THEJMOENING. mild weather took off the snow with during the winter at the The prospects for the ensuing year are ! The best the mar Fresh, Clean MILK from the a rush and the high water and ice meet- good and a class of several is expected Inn, ket affords. the worse condition of the Housa-ton- ic Waramaug New Milford Creamery. ing, to soon apply for membership. caused by the dam at Bull's Lake Waramaug, NewPreston.Ct. OystersNew Milford. v C. the ladies L. DAVIS, W.APARCELtljmp. Bridge was setback until the little The entertainment given by 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1008.

i til If it comes from Mullings it will be right. 1 MA1CE FHlif A WORD ABOUT .(Sjreatt Mra Evenatt .' Boys' Shoes.

Tho Hest Wearing Boys' Shoos manufactured are on exhi- On this occasion we present beautiful new China, Cut bition in our Bunk Street show ease at entrance to store. When Class and Art Wares from the best potteries and factories of the and look them you are passing1, make it a point to stop over, old and new world. Not only is the assemblage vast in point or bettor still, into our "Exclusive Shoe Department for step of quantity, but every pattern is selected with the same care as Little Ones" and have the good points explained to you. We it were into our stocks to be sold at full assure you of courteous treatment whether you purchase or not though going regular V Of could odd This department is a special feature with us, and contains A A prices. course, we buy many lots, particularly everything1 you may require in the shoe line, whether it be Q of Art Wares, but we never take anything that is not good with ad- rubbers, school shoes or dress shoes. Another specialty enough to sell at the full price for which it is valued. In Shoes fitted will out- us is the feet properly. rightly s fitting NEHEMIAH BLOSS, dition to the variety and beauty of the wares comes the greatest wear two pairs that do not fit. We are experts at shoe fitting. point of all the remarkable March reductions. The coming Trices $1.65 to $3.50. Of Bethlehem, Who Has Just Celebrated His Easter bride should make her selections now. Those who, are 80th Birthday. going to furnisri new Summer homes will save tremendously by making purchases during the March event. These great semi- J. B. & last Friday evening, was a good success MULLINGS SON, annual occasions have been built up to extraordinary propor- The Newtown Bee. in every way and all who attended en- 97 103 88 96 South Main the Miss tions, because of the large economies they offer and the to Bank Street, to Street, Newtown. Friday, February 28, 1008. joyed evening immensely. Mary Bateman was dressed as Lady thusiasm of the housekeepers who know what they mean. WATERBUKY. ( Washington and Gerald Curtis as Gen ' Make your plans to come to New York as early in March FAIRFIELD COUNTY. George Washington, and they led the as convenient. You will find special announcements giving . grand march; There were also many i of sale in New York others dressed in colonial costumes rep- full details the the daily newspapers during Brookfield. resenting the old times, which were this month. Or we shall be glad to send you special infor- -' very fine. In the gallery of the chapel mation about anything you are interested in,' if you wilj write to were exhibited many ancient relics and Mail Order A MODEL POULTRY FARM. our Department. there also was Mrs Neils Swanson spin-in- g is for women and The Brookfield Poultry farm, which yarn on an ld fashioned spinning The new Spring Apparel ready men, is on John H. Peck's place at the Cen-- wheel and a was children. A made early in March will enable you to fill . young lady knitting trip 0 0 ter.is splendidly equipped lor the poul- old fashioned lace on an ancient ma- all the various needs of the new season. try business. It has two poultry houses, chine. This part of the entertainment In addition the March Sale of Housewares presents uni 1 L Howard Burr & Co 100 feet long, which are divided into was well worth the price of admission. all i 20 different sections. At west end usual opportunities for the buying of cooking utensils, .and m J the A fine supper was also served by the M of the north house is a fine incubator ladies. The occasion was one long to be other articles for housekeeping. 0 cellar over which is a packing room remembered by all who attended. 5 . and on the floor is a room for the 0 upper Mrs S. Kellogg is spending some m who there watchman, stays nights. On time in Vineland, N. J.,' with her aunt. the other side of this incubator cellar In 0 Pittsfield Reductions Mrs Jane Leland of has Fourth UBig is an brooder house 30 feet Formerly Broadway, Aoenue, been the recent guest of Mrs Arthur 0 0 have the comb Buff A. T, Stewart & Co. Eighth to Tenth Street long. They single Mansfield. 0 0 Orpington, single and double comb THE PRICES OF Mrs John Wetmore and Miss Cather- 0 Rhode Island Reds and White Wyan- 'New C 0 New YA 0 0 dotte breeds and have .other hens, ine Hull spent a few days in York, 0 0 keeping' about 300 fowls altogether and last week. 0 they have been laying splendidly. They Miss Mirian Smith entertained a 0 make a specialty of the Buff Orping friend from Newtown, Saturday and with her parents in Huntington. enjoyed good skating at Lake Umpa-wau- g. Suits 0 ton and in each of their Sunday. v 0 Winter different breeds Iverson C. Fanton, who was super- W. H. Dewsnap is filling his ice 0 have some very valuable birds. .. Some Miss Mina Robinson 'and Ruth Haw- 0 and intendent of the Connecticut exhibit house. 0 of them are blue ribbon winners at the ley of Danbury were the guests of 0 at the Jamestown exposition, has been A WAY TO SAVE DOCTOR Madison Square Garden Poultry show. Miss Mattie Bateman for a few HERE'S 0 days in town on of of the 0 ' a'visit inspection BILLS. At the Danbury Poultry show a few recently. - 0 dairies, being in the service of the 0 weeks ago they on the birds Overcoats. captured A Martha Washington supper was state. PHYSICIANS GIVE FREE ADVICE 0 ,0 exhibited four first two BY WHICH PARENTS MAY they prizes, served in the chapel of the Cpngrega-tion- al Miss Lillian I. Lewis, teacher in Elm PROFIT. 0 second and two third prizes. They the church, Friday evening, by threatened A T Pn-il- have hatched thus this season 180 street district, is ill, being 0 fpr Fnr n&r anrl TrimmA fnr Man' far ladies. General Washington and Mar- It was an association of gentlemen, ' chicks and now have three ' with pneumonia. and young Egyp tha Washing-to-n ''; professionally physicians chemists, and Women. d werepresent. in P tian incubators of 240 eggs each, which F. W. Wheeler and S. B. Hayes were all of whom were born the . drug . Arthur Drapeau has sold his farm on so to speak, and who have been 0 0 are hatching. They hope to raise, this in Shelton recently, being called by trade, Long Meadow Hill, formerly the Sher- connected with it all their lives, who 0 0 season about 2000 young chicks and Judge Nichols to act on a matter in the man Ruggles farm, to Paul Pishura. first gave to the world Castoria, which 0 - 0 another year expect to keep about 1000 Huntington Probate court. Agents for "Levy" Cleaning of all kinds of dress- Mr and Mrs Vincent are as every one knows is a pleasant and hens for laying purposes. A. B. Egbert Ezra B. Meeker has so far recovered t 0IHl es anu - spending a few days in New Fairfield, effective remedy for the ailments of I I gowns. I J Smith, who understands the care of from his recent illness as to be able to Kid all cleaned at 10c the gue3ts of Mr and Mrs Charles Vin- infants and children. It has always Gloves, lengths, pair. rgj poultry, is manager of the farm and is stay at his own home all the time. cent. been recognized as a meritorious prep- 0 ' pleased to have any one call and look . aration, and its reward has been the 10 stock and ... Besides Mrs John S. Thornton, who has b'een 0 over their plant. ' Plattsville. greatest popularity ever enjoyed by any 0 0 raising so many young chicks they ex- quite ill with pneumonia.is now gain- remedy ever put upon the market; at- pect also to sell large quantites of eggs ing slowly. 0 Howard Burr & John E. Osborne, who has been con- not J Co, for tained, by flamboyant advertising setting. fined to his bed with and bron- ' 0 grip or appeals to ignorance or vulgar prej- - is able to out a little. Dr 0 199 Monroe. chitis, go udice, but by inherent merit. All Main Street, Danbury., Jj White of attended the case. 0 Rev M. L. Burton and family of New Bridgeport physicians recommend it, and many, 0 0 Haven were guests, last Saturday and GRANGE NOTES. Mrs John E. Osborne and Miss Car- very many, prescribe it. of Rev and Mrs Martin at the ter attended the meeting of call in the phys- Sunday, "Winter work on the Farm" will be February Many parents family Congregational : the Ladies' social o.lub.held at the home ician. Many other parents take ad- parsonage. the subject for discussion at the next of Mrs L. H. of Hoyden's Hill, of what the told A sleighing party of 25 from Dan- of the Jennings vantage physician meeting Grange, Friday evening, en- re- where a very pleasant time was them when he was first called in con- bury were entertained one evening February 28. Music, recitations, es- Mr Mrs Wil joyed by all. sultation. All good family physicians cently at the home, of and says, etc., always make a pleasant and Danc- Miss L. is the say: "Give the children Castoria." liam Lee on Long Meadow Hill. profitable evening. The past master, Mary Carter, popular ; teacher Bancroft school. Healthy parents know this remedy of ing and games were enjoyed. During Edward E. Curtiss, will report the young at the Her an- old, for they took it themselves as the evening refreshments were served. doings of the State Grange and the engagement was recently nounced to H. of children. It was more .than As Beautiful a Cotton Material The party did not leave until the small secretary and treasurer will also read Frederick Brundage thirty hours of the morning and all had a very Yale college. years ago that Castoria made a place their reports,. - as Was Ever Produced. enjoyable time. for tself in the household. It bore the signature of Charles H.. Fletcher then, C, M, Pinkneyi is building a large Greenfield Hill. That's what when behold our of as it does y. The is its you two-hor- signature $t you'll say showing wagon at his shop for James EAST VILLAGE. guarantee, which is accepted in thous- - Lee, which Is to be used at his creamery Mr and Mrs Myron Clark attended SPRING CHANGES. ands of homes where there are child- in New Haven for carting milk. the Whist, club in Huntington, last Fri- I STRIPED VOILES. 4 ..i ... There are a number of changes re- ren. Miss Grace Vail of Bethel and Miss day night. ported to take place this spring. Mr Much is printed nowadays about big come 27 inches in russet and Ruth of were jjtt They wide, pink, morocco, cream, Hawley Danbury guests, Mrs Pike of Newtown spent Lincoln's and Mrs Arthur Bulkley now occupying families. Dr William J. McCrann, of - last and of Miss Cath Copenhagen. Friday Saturday, birthday with Mrs Herbert Williams. Mrs Sarah Warren's house are to move Omaha, Neb., is the father of one of erine Smith. v ? 25 Cts. A Yard. Warren Bliss spent last week with to Henry L. Burr's house on Burr these much-rea- d about families. Here is , William Lee of Long Meadow Hill friends in Groton and Norwich, f:' street, Mr and Mrs Frederick Barber, what he sayst - ' This is a considering the fine finish of the sold his tobacco to Mr Graham of New and Mr and Mrs Frederick "As children price surprise, goods. W. S. Clark and H. I. Thayer attend- Sr., Barber, i the father of thirteen I Mil ford and delivered it, last and son are to move to R. B. Jen- know about M Saturday. ed the Chapman meetings in Ansonia, Jr., certainly something your Master Willie Lee, who has been ill house, formerly occupied by A. medicine, and aside from one night last week. , " nings's great my McLEAN and under Dr Ryder's care, is now im- H. Pease and family, Mrs Sereno King own family experience I have, in my t BR.OS., Mrs Amanda Sherwood has returned ' is to move back to her own house now of found Castoria a "3 o proving nicely. years practice, om nr; n.ivTtim 157. to Naugatuck thaf she may be with Mrs Telephone Fred Pflorum has about one and one-- occupied by Barber. popular and efficient remedy in almost her daughter, Mrs Arthur Smith. home." half tons of fine tobacco,, which he every : About 20 of our attended Sadie Raymond, William Raymond's hun- raised the last year, which he has not people the Charles H. Fletcher has received Valentine social at John Tomhnson's oldest daughter, has been quite sick, dreds - yet sold. ; vs of letters from prominent phys- under the auspices of the Baptist so- with Dr Hetzel in attendance. icians who have the same esteem for ' Miss Edna Mosher of New York and ciety , in' White .trills. Despite the William E. Nichols has a boy from Castoria that Dr McCraM has. Not Miss Madeline Dodd of New Milford stormy night Rev and Mrs Thayer att- Bridgeport to assist him in his work. only do these physicians say they use were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs A. ' - ended this and another social at Stev- in own B. Smith. Miss Alice Nichols was the; guest, Castoria their families, but they enson the same : evening. Monday, of Miss Charlotte E. Bradley. prescribe it for their patients. First , Present wouldlbe a Prof and Mrs H. W. Green of New f A Seasonable and Sensible Christmas Myron and Sturges Clark succeeded, of all it is a vegetable preparation York spent Sunday at their home at last week.in filling their ice house with which assimilates the food and regu- J Set of Blanket Robe, the Center. Harness, Whip, 13 W. Topstone. lates the stomach and bowels. After ?, Wool Mat. ice about inches thick. S. Clark Bells or M. who has Tomlinson comes and Castoria Swanson, rented Charles and John have also carted ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE eating sleeping, I Stuart's on Obtuse looks out for that too. fever- - ' We Have Them AH farm Hill for the ice from Cargle's pond. BOOK. It allays past year, has rented D. D. ishness and prevents loss of sleep and Joyce's Royal Beers of Bridgeport spent his for the coming year and Mr Joyce is to Mrs A. E. Geoppler spent the day this absolutely without- - the' use of . birthday with his parents, Mr and Mrs j: W. W. STEVENS CO.. erect a house at once for Mr Swanson out of town recently. f A. L. Beers. I Conn. 16 Whitest., , Danbury, and family to move into. Miss Agner spent Saturday in Dan- narcotic. W. , Ralph Thayer of Higganum will Medical to dis- Elwood is to bury. journals'afe reluctant Eugene take charge of be at the Methodist parsonage for a ' Miss Maude Bronson visited friends cuss proprietary medicines. Hall's Mrs Martha Wildman's farm the coming week end visit Journal of Health, however, says: year and will in a few weeks move in- in town recently. re-- . East Village people are greatly 4 "Our duty is to and to a part of his house. Miss Theresa Vaughn, who has been expose danger profiting by the Chapman meetings in cord the means for advancing health. 5 on the sick list, is reported much bet- fi S2HE4S4Sfi Mrs William Lee and son. Master the near by towns of Ansonia, Sey- The for innocent children ter." .v. day poisoning Your Children Willie, who have been spending three mour, Derby and Shelton. This is an- through greed or ignorance ought to Buying Glasses for Miss Elizabeth Fox is at niTafnl . ) t inn- ' h o ! r nrn. weeks in with has re- other proof that the Gospel is to tee visiting end. To Castoria is a Is a matter that should h give tin 1 Danbury mends, our knowledge f nu .1 i should be most fitted--no piessworK-- ure reuses tsivuuu w mw iiimeir turned to home on Meadow ends of the earth and in fact is never her brother's. . and carefully chances. their Long remedy which produces composure JU indiridual needs. It Is nerer safe to take Hill. ; thought or spoken of as limited in any Miss Alice Dewsnap is visiting health the system, not by 920 Main by regulating I F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport. The Washington sociable held at th s respect. friends in New York. V stupefying it, and our readers are en- chapel of the Congregational church, Mr and Mrs Fred Rau spent Sunday A large number of young people have titled to the information."

i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 , 1908. 13

Undertaker and Embalaaar. LITTLE SERMON. The Best in the World I Bee c The Newtown O.O. Royal Worcester Prlndle & Horris WRIGHT. AND PciMsniD BT W. 0. PUINDLI, L.0M0UUI8. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANT. "Your Iniquities have turned away Funeral Directors thcHa things, and sina have with-holde- n Bon Ton Corsets. Newtown, Conn, Friday, Fubruary , too your ad Embalmerii good from yon." Jer. 5: 23. ' ' Pnrfct Fitting The evils of thin lift) are OA generally Newtown, Conn. ALLISON P.BMITH. Satisfying PlIKSIDINT AND EDITOR speuking, That Is, they Beautifying 4ETHDB J. SMITH. are not tsent upon us in any arbitrary Call l SKOKITTArir. TRMSDHSH, manner or them . tu. mil and focooiHiund them Telephone AND II owe SMS spirit, but we bring Arf i. i v Mamokh ywii OUITD oursu1ve8 WW 1ms u aa natural Tho Kind Yoa Have which W. H. Prlndle 4s3. L. 0. Morris. 70. BRfl.loruuv IM. t II, upon tho Just and Always Bought, and boea Kl VIC1 AND & penalty of our own self-wil-l, or igno- la uso fur over SO has horno tho eltniaturo of TAYLOR. CUR.TIS QlMIBAL AOSNT. years, rance. It is true that theluw of he- has been mado under hi pcr-- CO, redity visits the sins of the fathers up- l supervision filnco Its Infancy, Saairtfook. -l- 7t Cflnt fur Hli Months. iO The Brick Stor., , HALWEY.WILMOT& .S5areHr. on their children several 011 In Oeuu for rour Moouis. rour Uenta a uopy for genera Allow no ono to deceive 5 thin. REYNOLDS. tions. It is also true that directly, or All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good"'a- re but Blacksmlthlng , Carriage and indirectly the innocent sulTcr with and Experiments that trifle with 'and tho health of UNDERTAKERS, Telki'uone, 41- - endanger Wigoa Repairing. 168 State BU, Bridgeport, Conn. for the guilty. But in the long run Infants and Children-Experie- nce against Experiment , the results of all the divine laws are lrtviaTismo i .linHni R. Hawi.it. Vine BL. Near Parle Ave Rath benificent. The infinite goodness is C. L. SMALLEY, Ollnton Ave, Kdwako U. WiLMOt. tot !mo Cti W9 West Ave. lw Imo (mo yuai transcendant, and God the Father will is CASTORIA .IKI What IoumB.Ksywui.ds, neb 1.00 S.00 8.00 6t.py Dpt, B31 IKSTABLIBDD 1889. Tetepbose Illinch 1.00 2.1X1 4.00 6.00 10.00 show mercy unto thousands of gene 4.00 10.00 18.00 Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Practical Horseshoer. t inches 8.W) 7.00 ations in them that'love and obey Him. 3 incht'S S.bO (.00 10.00 15.00 85.00 goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 ' Wagon ani Carriage luchua 8.00 8.00 12.00 18.00 80.00 Even the penalties of the law are also BlacksmlthlM In -4 column 4.00 8.00 14.00 84.00 40.00 contains nor Narcotic) and Palntlngi rooted neither Opium, Morphine other all J U branches, First Clam workmanship column 6.00 10.00 20.00 8H.00 4S.00 and grounded in the eternal love ; rewKinahld S.00 13.00 M.OO se.oo eo.oo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms guaranteed and prlcw lway column and punishment is inflicted not to in Telephone OonDectlom Bridgeport Division P. J1. Keating, M column 8.00 18.00 82.00 4H00 80.00 and allays Fevcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind I column 10.00 80.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 jure us, or to make us unhappy, but FURNITURE DEALER, Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation We belong to the to correct, chasten, and turn us into I party that never 1U D'ovler 10c iirie. and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the NOTICE mud Undertaking and Embalming In all Reading notice,, type, the way of throws and to, Small a Is. 1c a word per week. righteousness. Is the branches, promptly and carefully attended nonpK'l Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep and. That Evil is sent upon us only in that sense kind of shoes we put on your home. Large BANDY HOOK, CONN. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, at old stand. that the of God is self-actin- g stock of shoes and all weight my Circulation: righteousness in the nature of It is M. things. B TUTTLE, 600 GENUINE ALWAYS Wm. January 1, 1883, not in hatred or revenge that He cor- CASTORIA , BODTHBURY, CONN. J. Beehler, rects us, but to reform us, and save us, closed every Saturday noon. Director and Shop Funkral Last week, 4700 and win us to Sears the Signature of Ekbalmer, good, by the ministry of suffering if it must be so. All laws Lady Assistant always In attendance. Announcement of Trumbull are God's laws, and therefore all the Telephone Connection, Brookneld. Oonn. Merchants. Martha penalties of transgression are surely Washing- God's visitations. And if we humbly submit ourselves to His will ex- TrumbuU-oonn- . 1 Tea every John T. Porter, Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton, f ton perience of evil will truly lead us on Expert Horshoer . Funeral Directors and i; the way to everlasting life and hap The You Have Blacksmith. BUILDING KM Always Bought and General Embalmers. AT LIBRARY piness, the highest significance 01 lite All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing New York State License. AFTERNOON. is not so much in the experiences we week from 7 a. m. Day and Night Services. SATURDAY done. Shop open every day have as in in which we In Use For Over Years. to 6 m. Strict attontlon nald to business. Conn. Tel. 156--2 may the spirit 30 p. Georgetown, OITY. ' Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. meet and leave THE CENTAUR OOMmNV, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK Branch Offlce-Ktdgef- Tel.: No. 1. A Pleasant Social Event. them, the effect they upon us. The most essential in life is to BRIDES OF THE YEAR IN AN thing WE CARRY do the will of God. His will COSTUME SERVE is,su E. W. TROY. JR.. TIQUE we Big stock of Felt and Rubber preme. cannot deteat it, we can and Rubbers. Also fine line of Troy's Bldg,, Sasdt Hook. THE TEA. ' in and Boots. Arctics not evade it. We may choose it ; obey ture, They are also talking about a something thrilling reserve in Shoes for the Ladies, Men and Children. You New Llie of tke Lateai fursltnre 1 dance. the instalment we look for can save money by buying your footwear at Goets. it ; and love it ; or we may deny it; next may store. We carry all ages and can lit you event was at the my Uiimrtakiif- -Ii all ita Branches. A charming socially oppose, and .hate it. iiut we cannot rare excitement. Ct. 248-- 3. tea the shown in S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Telephone-Tro- y's Hotel. No. Martha Washington at Library be indifferent and ignore it, for in ev THE POET DEAD. The lack of prejudice the al- building, Saturday afternoon, and ery act of life we are involved in its criticisms and votes received from all the was shortened by of the country is a feat- though program sovereign power which is the life 'of BY ANGIE M. LUCKE. parts striking W. A. HONAN, no one's who A Word With VWi. accident, and through fault, all being, and the estate of everything ure of the literary contest. Many Funeral Director & Embalmer, the occasion proved enjoyable to all that is. God"is all and in all, and have frankly acknowledged their pre- Beside his desk with pen in hand, Pou like good goods. You kick when you present. It had been expected that without Him there is ference in the beginning of the contest blame horses Conn. nothing. The get a poor article. Can you your Telephone 70. Newtown, Miss E. Piatt of New York' poet calmly passed away; of is to be awarded and cattle because they refuse to eat poor Agnes Now all sin is against God ; and all ton, England, a GRAIN and FEED, No by the river's strand, food? I sell all kinds of would sing and recite, but she was pre- is sin. We cannot waiting large sum of money in honor of the Is the best Atrial order will unrighteousness that of quality. in E'er crossed o'er its ebbing sway. which provelit. vented by engagements Danbury do wrong without placing ourselves in greater popularity as a novelist, and N. Leon Del-brid- ge The winter's sun had cast its length, vote. Stationery and Morristown, J. opposition to the eternal, unchange is to be determined by Every his desk its beams ; ev- C. F. '.Brinsmade, was to sing, but at the last able Nature. The transgression of the Upon lay gold one is interested in the result and Farmers' Feed Periodicals. moment he was prevented from being law of the. divine nature re Grown yellow as they lost their strength ery one has an equal chance in taking The Store, ' perfect Trumbull, Conn. " by the sudden illness of his The abuse So soon their glowing lights would in the contest. The Herald pays . In each of these lines our stock present verses its effect upon us. part Telophone No. 1M9-- Bridgeport Division. fold. Isvery complete, we invite inspection. wife. The informal program' present- of the good is evil to us as it is to God, this tribute to the intelligence and ed included piano solos by Mrs John J. He does not hate us, personally, but The poet's mantle 'round him flung, fairness of the American people, and Post Office News 5tore, Mrs Wallace Northrop, recitations by in the very nature of things He does He wrote his memories of the past; it is meeting with the response and ap- 11 &rad, Bridfeport. Marie Mrs C, 'Mitchell, Miss Beecher, hate the evil. It is opposed to Him ; Nor knew life's fleeting sands were run preciation which it seems to deserve. and Master Gordon While Just Think! Piatt Gale, it perverts the good He meant for us ; So bright they drifted to the last. Briscoe & C. F. Beardsley stepped into the it is false and it dishonors of and A. M. Son, inferior; Great poet the present age, SUFFERING AND DOLLARS . Your clothes cleaned breach and told a humorous story. The and Him because it degrades at last A nation weeps, thy book laid SAVED. each week for Carriages, Buggies, Farm and candelebra and pressed tea tables with their His in us. God could ; Business Wagons, destroys image down dainty coverings looked very attrac- not be a true Father to us if He Harnesses and Harness Supplies good, Its great last written, fluttering page E. S. of Marilla. N. $1.50 The waitresses were the brides Loper, Y., says: i tive. did not hate evil and punish sin. Still of that one. of All Descriptions. breathing angel "I am a carpenter and have had many Per month. Good work guaran- of the year in Colonial costume, Mrs It is our that turn away iniquities Who came so softly all unknown, severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Ar- teed.. Either ladies or gentlemen. Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 28-- 5, H. G. Warner, Mrs S. E. Sanford. Mrs the richest of this present blessings While shadows waited longer grown nica Salve. It eas saved me suffering us. James Nichols, Mrs Wallace Mitchell, life from us, and make us miserable, Try And fading light crept 'round his form and dollars. It is by far the best heal Mrs John J. Northrop and Mrs Tracey and is our sins which withhold the it Holding their day till his day done. ing salve I have ever found." Heals CO. STILES, Peck. Master Gordon Gale, in the cos of eternal life in which fever ecze- Joseph Brenner, greatest good in burns, sores, ulcers, sores, Land Great ones mourning grieye for him, 25c R. H. Beers & Gannon Bldg., Newtown, Conn Surveyor, tume of a page, attended the door, He would have us to rejoice always. ma and piles. at Co., SOTJTHBTJEY, CONN. The poet one whose day is done ; Newtown ; Curtis & Co., Sandy while Gustave Carlson in Colonial cos We persist in our little, schemes, to Taylor, Automatic Tel. Co. 73-- 2 He his in fairest rhyme Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-let-t, Waterbury sold tickets. The new piano, a gave thoughts tume, the hinderance of our own progress Stevenson ; H. W. Eas-to- n Throughout the world his fame is Osborne, Curtis, was used for the first time, in real attainments. We ; W. B. Sherman ; Smith spiritual known. Hawley, Phillip Schnabel, and was Cornwall : and its tune quality praised. and receive not because we ask Bros., Bridge; Connery Bros., Dodgingtown Dis.. Newtown, Conn. I Can Sell Your Farm pray even- ' Midst winter's gloom he passed away, J. M. Sullivan, Redding T. 0. Address: R. D. Si 2, Bethel. The tea netted about $15. In the what .God cannot us save to our Georgetown; No Matter Where It Is or What It Is give G. F. Baker, Hawleyville? G. Telephone Connections, a few for whist. do Cold winter's light lay on the hills : Ridge; Worth. ing gathered own hurt. In our ignorance we that W. Hurlburt & Co., Allen CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. Mid-wint- Roxbury; er month was holding sway Send full description, state lowest cash priee which can but end in our confusion and Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work Joyce, and learn my wonderfully successful plan, Over the wood and frozen rills. ; W. MU-- E. , and N. Noble, New toy day or contract. Charles F. Beardsley was in Water- - defeat, and then wonder complain Bndgewater H. Beardsley New Preston ; Cogs ' the Holy One, who can only While ages iome his name will stand bury, Friday. against well & Wettereau, Washington Depot; STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, As in Winter's ; pity us. We live in chronic disappoint- passing King reign Harry Brown, Southbury; C. P. Wil R3 Eeilley Street. Bridueport, Conn ment because we force ourselves out His. poet friends throughout the land liams, South Britain ; Perkins Brothers, Patrick H. McCarthy and Thomas F. W. of harmony with the Spirit of Truth. Are gathering memories of his Warren ; N. Kurd, Long Hill, Drug been on duty m store. Callender Bros., CavanaughTiave jury We have made up our minds as to fame. Danbury. what we will have, and we are not hon- His work was ever true and strong, Haif Dime- - Lungs Booms, est when we say: "Thy will be done" Bright burns the candle of his fame ; & TAYLOR HUBBELL. 138 South riain St., Waterbury, Ct Miss Mamie Mc Namara and niece, or perhaps we are not willing even to While feeble ones he helped in song, child-lik- e sub- CASTORIA NEWTOWN STATION. of our excellent Ooftfw. Miss Edna Mc Namara of Danbury, say, the Lord's prayer of Will cast their 'round his Try a cup garlands Infants and Children. Paatrv nil bnire mfl passed Washington's birthday and Sun- mission. Trouble and perplexity do name. lor day with Mr and Mrs Thomas Carey. not come without their causes, Dis- His name will live till time has flown. The Kind You Have Always Bought and ; and famine ; ease death drought His Christian life his soul will save ; Cattle For Sale. war and : social Bears the rv Ji. BE AFRAID to call Mrs Charles S. Piatt was unable to calamity corruption While sobbing winds so coldly blown, Fresh Cows a Specialty. T Cornell's Florist Store and ot v'"Jftfl and moral degeneration, every Signature Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, seU for anything you may be in her accustomed place in Trinity Sing requiem o'er the poet's grave. or trade any day but Sunday. need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. cold form of evil may be traced to the We make a of Floral De- choir, Sunday, owing to a severe Fraak East Morris, Ct. Specialty wickedness men. Turkiagtoa, signs and Wedding Decoration. and of The last whist of the season will be grip complications. A makes nome held on Tuesday evening, March 3, at phonograpn brighter Cornell's Morist Store, and you will find in Danbury at the A COLONIAL PARTY the Newtown Library,, for the benefit 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. Thoma3 Lewis Phonograph store, 265 Main Carey passed Washington's A 619-- 5. 4576 of whose it is given. stock in the state. Store Phone Greenhouse with his brother in Shelton. treasury street, the largest birthday a or wnen Danou-r- y SCHOOL PUPILS. large turnout is hoped for. Write for catalog in '" HELD BY HIGH call and see what fine music can be and Mabel ac had. i a H Mrs W. H. Waldron, who has been Misses Jessie Taylor j 1 have moved A few of the pupils of the Newtown a a m m-- ill with rheumatism and for companied Miss Marguerite Lawton to mv 10 imo. oi neuralgia showed school II studio When Trading In Waterbury High school their spirit II the several weeks - and under Dr F. J. Middletown, Saturday, as her guests Fairfield Ave., (over Get Your Meals at the by giving some of their friends a fudge 'Standard Office.) Will haveone of Gale's care, is now improving slowly over Sunday. the latest improved Kiecrncngnw party, last Friday. The evening's auu and able to be about the house. lor fnotograpning rurposeo included solo M. Hou- can take vour uhoto night or day, Park Lunch Room program by May Asthe plots of the two great novels naeuenaent or tne weacner. lihan; recitation, Miriam L. Smith; now running in the New York " C. E. CRANE. Prop.. serially Drugs C. A. Mrs J. Howard Peck of Obtuse, who Houlihan ; ora- Blackman, piano solo, Helen F. Herald's Anglo-Americ- competition 5 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport.' Conn For Ladies and Gentlemen. with the is was ill, last week, grip tion, Farle M. Taber; piano duet, Hel- unfold and the stories approach a cli now improving nicely. en F. Houlihan and Catherine Farrell ; enthusi and Wen Main St., Waterbury. Conn max, voters and critics wax colonial speech, Annie C. Murphy. astic. Mrs Mary E. Wilkins Freeman in Mrs John S. Peck of Obtuse is quite Miriam L. Smith appeared Colonial continues to hold the lead, fehehas 60 YEARS' D. Q. BEERS & CO., dress. Some other amusements were Groceries. MU4j poorly at her home. Dr Sedgwick of made a decided gain over her compet- "V EXPERIENCE NEWTOWN. CONN., Brookfield is attending her. Virginia reel, waltzes, two steps, itor, Mr Max Pemberton, as the result Manufacturers of schottische and grand march. Those of the publication of the fifth instal--, in : Misses Tes-si- e Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith, who the grand march were ment of her story. Previous to this, Buggy Tops, Cushions, have both been ill with the grip at Carmody, May Houlihan, Miriam the American author was apparently C.H. Finch,. Annie Mur- Backs, their home in Obtuse Hill, are now Smith, Helen Houlihan, marshalling her forces together and and Successor to ivsmA Marks And all kinds of Trlmmlnirs for Carriages able to be about again. phy, Annie Mudry, Catherine Farrell, she has taken her readers by storm Trade AJ ' Wagons. Send for Catalogue. Messrs Earle V., Designs Earle Taber, Peck, in the way she has developed plot and Betts & COPYRIGHTS AC Betta, "Mlt" New James Peck, .Lodrick James, Percy m a sketch and description mT Paul Beardsley of York, passed created interest in the characters nnne lending an Conn. nlrklv MOerUin our opinion free whether and Sunday Piatt, John Houlihan Richard Car- The Shoulders of Atlas." But Mr Sandy Hook, la probably patentable. Commnntca. Washington's birthday Ertrfct oonBdentfal. HANDBOOK on Patent TheWinter Styles Mr and Mrs C. F. mody. May Houlihan, Helen Houlihan Pemberton is too clever a writer and Oldest for securu. patents. with his parents, afeney Munn Co. AT Hours: 10 to 11a. pitents taken through i receive and Clarice Botsford accompanists. A understands the art of pleasing his Sunday tZfial nodes, without charge. In th Beardsley. Corbett's Shoe Store, few guests from out of town were pres- readers too well to allow "Sir Richard m.; 12 to 1. Scientific Jfeiericatt Mrs Charles Hill of West All went home an en- SANDY HOOK OT. Mr and ent reporting Escombe" to enjoy more than a tempo ed iJireest ctr-- A bandiomelr lllnstraf weekly. Redding were guests, last week Thurs- joyable time, after partaking of a from wild adventures and TELEPHONE SERVICE J We bare a suDerior line of Shoes and Oxford rary respite Mr Mrs F. W. Piatt in lunch. Another one will be giv- ' Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys and Misses In all day, of .and light romantic deeds. As one critic sug Woodbury Local, 16.21. and last. If yon are inter KUKJIiCo.36,B'NewTork the latest styles Hopewell en by the same pupils in the near fu "Mr' Pemberton evidently has S.N.E.T. Co.,76 ftlLch w; r bu werttiwoB. ested call and gat prices. gests, u THE NEWTOWN BEE, FItlDAV, FEBRUARY 28, 1903.

The Newtown Bea ; two Oxford hotels entertained sleigh ing parties nearly every evening. N'utttipw, Friday, February 2X, hum. & Mrs Harriet Miles hag bought of Mrs Smith, Murray Co., Mary Hawkins a houxe and two acre FAIRFIELD COUNTY. of land situated in Quaker Farms. Conn Bridgeport, , Rev George J. Sutherland is plan, Monroe. Confidence ninit to give during the season of Lent a course of Illustrated lectures. The v At ST PETER'S. when eating, that your food is of course will include view from China, ... n 1 a the Cuba and other kuv ucorge unsworn nas oeen en highest wholesomeness has Japan, Philippines, that it ' . gagod to preach every Sunduy at St points. Peter's until Luster. nothing in it that can injure or Albert Arnold's family are enter Coats. a from out town, Women's of distress you makes the taining nephew Quite a large number of people of repast The storm, last Saturday, did con the surrounding towns attended the doubly comfortable and satisfactory. siderable dumage all over town, some Colonial tea at the church This Women's Mixture Tourist Coats, splendid values, reg- parlors, supreme confidence you of the hill roads were badly washed, Saturday evening. A neat Bum of $20 ular $7.50 garments, $3.95. ,haye when the food is raised with several bridges wre washed away. was realized. ' . Women's broadcloth coats, full tight-fittin- g and The entertainment given by the la-- length, Rexford Nettleton is visiting at The dies of St Peter's church, Thursday a lot of mixture tourist coats and short broadcloth fitted and odore Lockwood's. at- emi-fitte- evening, the 14th was not largely d coats, $15 values, $7.50. regular Alfred Edwards had a carload of tended on account'of the storm but was Women's broadcloth full loose coats, length, model, grain at Stepney Depot, last Friday, very much enjoyed by those who braid trimmed, satin lined throughout; also full length tight and it was quite well patronized by the braved the storm to attend. ' fitting coats, satin lined, regular $16.50 values, $10.00. Monroe people. Women's broadcloth coats, braid trimmed, cut full Miss Lillian Lewis has been quite ill with and Miss Pearl Wales Southbury. length, back models, come in black and colors, pneumonia ripple regu has taken her school. . 25. 00 i&15. FUNERAL OF MISS SARAH HINE. lar garments, Mrs William Cutts of Long Lake, The funeral of Miss Sarah Hine was (Second Floor.) Adirondacks, is at the home her The made of only baking powder held at the home of her nephewCharles father, Wells Lewis. with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Hine, Thursday afternoon, the 13 th. Stanley Winans is entertaining his Miss Hine had spent nearly all her life Wash Goods. cousin, Mr van uuyne, over Sunday, in Southbury and was a faithful mem- There can be no comforting confi- ber of the Congregational church. She. The of didn't wait for the lasses was 93 old and had been blind garden beauty of spring; it's Easton. dence when eating alum baking pow-- years for lore to receive the new season and you. You'd guess the color print- several years but always seemed cheer- J derfood. Chemists ers had done their best long ago; but we never get a best too good to ASPETUCK. say that more or ful and glad to meet her friends. She less will be serve as a stepping stone for a. better best If there is a new stuff The next meeting of the,Ladies' Aid of the alum powder in unchanged greatly missed in town .and in and don't find it here we're at fault. Here few the church that she used to Rev you are a items at society of the Center street Methodist alum or alum salts remains in the food. attend. .random: church will meet with Mrs Beckwith Jame Roberts attended the funeral. The burial was in Pine Domestic New at the parsonage, Tuesday afternoon, the Hill ceme- Ginghams Spring designs and colorings. Every wellknown ' make is represented here. 10c, 12Jc, 15c and 19c a yard. March 10. tery. :' ". '.,'"') Fine also woven wears well and will launder Percales, printed, Madras, Mr and Mrs M. B. Williams scent nicely, 12Jc 15c and 19c a yard. 'Robert Hicock from Hartford en- last Sunday, the guest of friends in Arnold Wash Fabrics, in a large variety.. Fine dimities and lawns in joyed a visit at his home recently. ' printed and floral effects. Fine tissues. Batistes. Prices from 124c to Wilton. comed a little daughter at their home, el was resumed soon. All roads are range The 39c. last 11. supper' at the Methodist church, Miss Martha Gregory of Wilton is vis- Tuesday, February badly washed. Mercerizec Plaids. Another lot of the 25c grade. Special at 15c a yard. Tuesday evening, the 11th, was a suc- her Miss Mrs Richard Barrett is ill Permanent finish and warranted mercerized iting cousin, Lillian Wakeman. quite with was yarn. Mrs Sarah Stillson and granddaugTi-ter.Mario- n cess, as also the drama given by Fine sheer wash Fabrics in colors, Tissues' a cold. ' plain Panamas, Poplins, Rep Mrs John Ogden is confined to her the voung people of the church. Mrs Cloth. No color missing. Prices from 15c to 75c a yard. Laurence, of Astoria, L: I., home with illness. Dr Dunham attends Henry Wildman has three of the Walter Hicock and Fancy Voiles Special 50 pieces, all colors in stripes, plaids and set figures. were guests of her sister. Mrs Lessie Nellie Green had her.' nicest fall Digs in this town. Value 29c. Special 19c a yard. Hawkins, last week. worked very hard for several weeks in , A special pisplay of French Ginghams, imnorted grade. Hundreds of Frank Parker and son are cuting cord There was a social dance held at the practising for it and their "efforts were pretty patterns to Belect from. Prices 25c, 37c, 50c A. E. Hewitt and wife of Shelton yard. wood for B. P. Merwin. home of Philip Seelig on Friday, Feb-- 1. rewarded. About $17.50 was cleared (Left Aisle, Front.) drove up over the hills, Sunday, and - ruary 14, which was enjoyed by about and will be used for the benefit of th e .a. r. wins- saw mm, situated m were guests of Mrs Lessie Hawkins. 25 couples. Refreshments were served church. ' the Coleytown district, gives a large Frank at and all a Bradley was sick with grip, number of men from this em midnight present enjoyed Miss Anna Matthews from Water-bur- y vicinity ' last week. Notion Department. ployment, which otherwise would be very pleasant time. is home for a visit. " David Carey has the grip. Dr F. A. out of work. John Cromwell or eoutn NorwaiK is ':. Dr Roberts and wife from . See our new Wire covered Hair Rolls," for 25c. Good colors. Brooklyn, long Mr Mrs Benedict of Seymour attended him. Special yalue in AH over Hair Nets at 10c each. Hair rolls at 10c each. Hair Ralph Gay, who has been confined visiting arid Russell Hatch. N. Y., were in town, last Leon Tuesday. switches from 75c to $3.50 each. for the hair 25c each. to Whitlock is Brower of Derby spent Satur. Finger puffs the house since last fall with a brok Edward hauling ties for A. a. Wilson is fast and is (Right Aisle, Center.) day night and Sunday with his parents, gaining en knee pan, is able to be out again, John Stowe. ; able to sit a little. ' Mr and Mrs H. B. Gilbert. up . Daniel Evans purchased a new Edi Mrs Boardman of Cromwell visited congregational church Mrs Carrie Wooster of Good Hill vis ' son phonograph recently. her daughter, Mrs George Brewer, re- notes. ited her sister, Mrs Mabelv Nichols of Orsie Knapp is driving team for Al-- cently. - The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Millville, the fir it of last week. pheus Durgy. Mrs Nellie Warner is will be observed at the Congregational The Ladies' Guild met at Mrs A. J. entertaining hmil Mertins is mends in her daughter and from 5c church, Sunday, March 1. The Conse visiting Lum's, Tuesday, the 11th. 'A large granddaughter Co. South Kent, this week. Waterbury. Smith, Murray cration meeting of the Endeavor so .company was present as it was a fine " ciety will be held in the evening. Ephraim Whitlock, who has been stay day and good sleighing. February 25 G. W. Wakelee was home for at few ing with his son, William Whitlock, has was the annual meeting and was held days, last week. . Parties from New York, who were in returned to his home Danbury. at Mrs C B. Johnson's, with a supper. Charles M. Perry visited his sister in at the Baldwin Beach looking place, Watertown, recently.. last week, to i have, according report, West Redding. Oxford. We Are bought the now occu- Campbell place, DeWitt's Carbolized Witch HazeI pied by Paul West. MRS EMMA CROFUT. Salve is . NEWS LOCAL AND PERSONAL. especially good for piles. Sold H. C. McCollam of Jump Hill was at Mrs Emma Crofut was buried, Fri by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conni Joseph Graham of Ansonia has moved the home of his brother, P. G. McCol 14. Mrs Cro Headquarters day afternoon, February into Mrs Lottie Merritt's house and lam, Sunday. fut was 84 old and for j years many years will be employed on her farms on Rock International Stock and Poultry food. Charles Saudene's brother is a member of the Methodist heave and visiting Long Ridge , worm cure, are praised b i For the er's Hill. , him at his home at the Center. church. the best firmers. Taylor, Curtis & " ' , During the last spell of sleighing the Co. sell them. - William Jennings spent last Sunday A number of attend Never in Westport. Reddingpeople Slip Horse Shoes ed the benefit bazaar at Bethel, last Jsaac Smith of was Aspetuck through week, given by the High school, and the Center, last week, representing the And have all sizes of Shoes and Calks and can fill or it was graetly enjoyed by all. your Thomas Cutlery Co., of Dayton, O. small or Miss Ethel Oddie entertained a num How to Sell Your Farm der, large. Mr and Mrs Henry Osborn enter ber of her friends, last Thursday night. tained a party of friends at whist, Fri- very enjoyable time was spent, This Wonderful Book day night. Mrs J. B. Hil took the la- Bissell games were played and prizes were giv Carpet Sweepers. dies' prize and 0.,B. Osborn the gen Containing the secrets of how en. A buffet luncheon was served. ; more than acres of FREE None better made. We sell them from $2.50 to $4.00. tlemen's. 200,000 farm lands have have been sold in a few years by one Aurel Kuman, Sr., of New York, TrumbulL man. was in town over Sunday. Written by the man. Full of valuable tells what do Samuel Andrews of Weston is visiting GRANGE NOTES. points; just to and what to say; how to change the entire of v stock of nice warm Horse Blankets for stable and his brother, Ira Andrews. appearance Big The officers of the Trumbull Grange your farm at a few dollars' cost. use. horse How to make aman want to out door Keep your warm and save feed. s" were installed, Friday evening, Febru own your farm. Now don't sit idly waiting for someone to hunt ary 14, by Brother E. L. Vincent and you ' hands warm and are comfortable. We up and ask you to sell your farm, but read this extra- Keep your you of Housatonic hard-earne- New Fairfield wife Grange. After the ordinary book and benefit bv the d pvnpri- - can We have a of extra nice warm help you. large variety service lunch was served. There was ence of a man who has sold, and is now selling, more farms than any or in the of the world. Gloves and Mittens at low prices. a large number present and all report- agent agents history This book cannot be purchased. IN THE JUSTICE COURT. ed a pleasant evening. Friday even of It will be sent free to everyone who lists property with us for sale. Farmers' Supplies and Hardware all kinds. 28, the No advance fee - Mary Britton was arrested on Mon ing, February following pro- required. Improved Listing Blanks free. gram will be observed : day, on the charge of taking property E. A. STROUT COMPANY The Reading, John Bergen.: Farmers' Store. from the home of Mrs Huldah Bop tot? KkwTork Philadelphia Taylor, 88 Street 160 Who can save the most money, the Broad Nassau Street Land Title Building where she was employed as a nurse. average farmer or the mechanic?" P, She was tried by Justice Charles Joyce, B. Nichols and A. E. Linley. who found her guilty' and fined her $7 Discussion, Does it for the farm and costs and sentenced her to a term pay his 3D). B3L of er to raise own meat? Led by L. A. thirty days in jail. ' Hawley L&im, A stack of hay belonging to Mrs Va - Mrs H. S. Beach. Recitation, Shelton, Conn laria was Taylor burned on last Sunday. Grange experiences, By charter Clifford Ferguson, a boy, members. who has no friends in this vicinity, but EARLY CHICKS. E. C. has parents living in Brooklyn, N. Y., VICTO PL Mrs William ATT, was Peer is one of the few ' arrested on Friday, charged with who has the first young chicks of the Hawleyville, Conn., ' firing the stack of hay, and sent to the season. She has a nice brood a couple State school at Meriden by Justice of weeks old. which are doing finely, Charles Joyce, while the two boys who Almost Gives were with him and presumably as much Away to blame as he was, were allowed to go NEW HAVEN unmolested. COUNTY,.

Shingles. D. H. Disbrow and George N. Pearce - Quaker's Farms. have sold their crops of tobacco to J. B. Pritcher of Bridgewater. From five Don't borrow your You Will Have to Nails. THE GREAT FLOOD.. . Buy the to seven cents a pound are the prices .- at home. Have a Victor. that are offered The heavy rain of Saturday the 15th, Have your own- Have it being by the buyers, " the caused "The Eight Mile Brook' to go , A small payment down and a dollar a week gives you A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Let Me Write on a rampage. The water was very grand soloists, the great bands' and orchestras; the popular David B. Williamson Tuesday last world and Four Insurance on your home and high and raised the bridge from its ballad singers; the comic song hits a of melody, LOWEST BATES household goods at once. About 40 couples attended so foundation near where the Hou consistent 'With secure companies. the it joins fun. , . .. absolutely nt to-d-ay ADVERTISE ciable at Mr and Mrs Alonzo Durgy's on satonic, Then the ice in the Housa- We'll tell yoa all about the easy-payme- plan if T. Agent, " J. CORBBTT, Friday tonic river broke and and ' Newtown. Oonn. night up the water you'll call. v. " Mrs Levi Gilbert has returned from ice carried It away and a small bridge THE CENTURY CO., a half mile farther down on the a two weeks stay in Ridgefield, caring road The Sales Agents, , IN . for her mother who is seriously ill. to Derby. road is impassable from COAL! F. J. French's blacksmith shop by the 837 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. WILLIAM EQAN, William Whitlock is out ties getting Methodist church; also at Squantuck for Henry Backer. j Successor to M. Kilbride. near the Downes place but men were Coal Tard Hook Station. at Bandy Mr and David B. Williams wel THE BEE. Telephone: 28-- 4 Mr$ at work Sunday, cutting it out so trav-- ' " 1908 " THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, ,

- : n The Newtown Bea What Sciatica Is. l . , tfowtowu. Frlly. Penury IWfc A FORM OF NKUItALOIA SCI- The "Champion FAIRFIELD COUNTY, EFFECTING THE The Perfect ATIC NEUVE. Suit for Boys, '5 Bethel. Storm Boot. Why It Is Called Sciatic Rheumatism Is made to give A WASHINGTON PARTY. And How Dl Williams' Pink Pills, extra long service A Washington Dartv was given, last The (Jreat Nerve Tonic" It's worth your while to note the ex- under the hardest Friday evening, at the home of Mini Cures It. usage to wear Madalene Ohlweiler on Blackman ave- ceptional features of this illegal Storm Boot and Jave money nue. About 30 guoHti were present Sciatica Is neuralgia of the sciatic rheu- - : and and Danbury. The nerve. Its origin is generally for men mending. from thia place mntln ami la th Hirdi't TfHIllt Of tak the tough' ladies were dressed in Colonial Only young ing cold. For this reason the disease Over 11 inches in height. est fabrics are us (fltRiimei. which made the scene very is known as "sciatic rheu-- , 11 commonly ed; all seams are effective, as the decorations of the matism." as- -, made entirely of the bent Eng n almost double-sew- witn and Lack of blood is always Uppers rooms were large flugs evergreens. medical linen thread and soclated with neuralirta. , One Dancing, games and music helped pass has defined as "the lish Oil Grain leather. linen authority neuralgia taped; stout the hours pleasantly. cry of the nerves for better blood. This is true because the nerves receive out cold and moisture. staysresiststralns; Built to keep t have double WILLIAM ELLIS SURPRISED. their nourishment through the blood. pants the impoverished ana Knees. A nartv of about 40 of the friends of Build up the hlood, Bellows" scat nerves are fed and the neuralgic pains "Full tongue. Handsome dou William Ellis him a surprise, last gave stiaannout heel. suits. PVMnv evenlnor. The sruests were Absolute rest is tne oest aia to prop Triple sola through under the in medium and dressed In all sorts of fantastic cos- er medical treatment. Kest ana ui Williams' Pink Pills will cure moBt "Worn outside the trousers. darl tumes and wore masks. Many of the inside or mixtures, cases. This treatment cured Mr w. y. were so well that well-know- k sizes 7 to 16, $5. maskers gotten up Wilcoxaon, the n jeweler, of Stout but never stiff or cumbersome. 4 'V Let your boy test the host, who was obliged to Identify 535 Main street, Coshocton, Ohio, who . a I ihamnlftfi Suit. oh ernnar. Wore Vie nr she unmasked. is enthusiastic about theremeay. no men : Style the kind that pleases college and fur found the task In some cases very diffi says Clothes, hats, shoes Bufteref for two years was "I nearly 42 nishings for boys or an ages. cult. A very pleasant evening with sciatica. The pain extended from and young business men. And there are spent. my hip to the heel of the left foot and W84 so terrible that I could only hobble newest custom Oh- - other Regal models,, styles, About 25 friends of Miss Rosalie around with the use of a cane. I could Jer gave her a surprise on Saturday not sit down without suffering intense for turn over in bed hurt your inspection. ) evening. Games, music and the serv pain and even to ItaNtt a me so that I could hardly endure it of a luncheon made the occasion ing The only rest I could get was by having Outfitter to Men, Womdi and Children one. on pleasant my leg propped up. I could not put ' olf shoes and stockings George A. Porter of East street, or take my j&3 One of 43 cor-- Wain Fairfield &&t'-- Street and Avenue, assistance. Sk been confined to his home for without AND AST rect styles this Conn. who has was under the care of four doctors $4.00 Bridgeport, "I $3.50 in two months with the grip, followed by one .season made and took several medicines but not all leathers. bronchitis, is able to be out again. of them did me any good. Electricity also failed to hell) me. One dav I read 1-- 4 Sizes. c B. Meeker,' who sustained a Custom $5.00. Henry cure of sciatica by Dr Williams Specials which of a Latest style paralytic shock some months ago Pink Pills and wrote to the person wno Book Sent Post- his rendered him Helpless for many weeks, was cured for information about Filled. paid on request. the so MaiL Orders Promptly has so far recovered as to be able to case. The reply praised pills that I began to take them at walk about the house and to be taken highlv once. The pills just hit my case and in for a short drive. two weeks time I was a great deal bet- while and Charles Beecher, who had the misfor- ter. I took them a longer was cured and have never been troubled tune on New Year's night to break one with sciatica since.", j of his kneecaps, is fast recovering. Pain that seem3 almost unbearable SHOES from his of sciatic rheuma- EGAL si.iM'ifraMB The plaster has been removed is a characteristic Ant cases the is knife-- , BOY limb and it is expected that he will be tism. In some pain MEN AND WOMEN. YOUR like, sharp or shootiing ; in others it is FOR able to be out in a few days. acute cases there Would like one nf these SPLEN "ID EN- Hull and nchinff. In GINES. Why not give him one f'r bis birth- Keelar & Nichols, who have rented is some fever but in the more irequem day and Rive htm a start. Let him saw your next to the chronic cases there is little or no heat wood, cut vour f drter. oumu your water, rup the store on Center street Rubbers two-thi'- of the work in the affected part. . . the separator, and do Chinese laundry, are fitting up the . Educator that you hire done. MadeJn 3 xtzes. 3W, 7 and Sciatica is stubborn in resisting treat- H H.F. Send for circulars and 30 days free same in a neat manner, for their paint ment and the patient frequently suffers and trial We also have a full line of Wind Shoes for plan. Steam business. Dr Williams' fink Pills do AVE. Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks, and paper hanging MAIN ST.fc& FAIRFIELD Saw Mills. Threshing Mich nes, not simply relieve pain but they cure r COR Arctics Engines. social which was held Silos, Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. The parish diseases caused or vitiatea Children -- e rnu by depraved Cylinder Oil. Farm Imploments and the best ...nouse ol xuuuma make new blood Bridgeport. Manufactured. Send for circulars. in the pansn oi at blood. They actually Kooflng even and Episcopal church, last Thursday and have therefore a direct power " on such diseases as was a very pleasant attair, ana ful curative effect Fred E. ing, anaemia, general debility Field, was well attended. A good program rheumatism, rM"MMggBg!Sga!!s!:a SOriERS. CONN and after-effec-ts of the grip, as tne was rendered, consisting of recitations nerves depend upon the blood for nour- Miss Dr Williams' by Mrs L. Davis, Miss Kate Judd, ishment and medication. Work. for the treat- of a new line d the funeral of Henry Kinney m new Cemetery and Memorial Edna Laurence and Leslie Davis ; songs Pink Pills are unequaled ' nraa nil in the interest ment of even the most severe nervous LITCHFIELD COUNTY and an exten Milford, last Friday. Mrs M. P. Bowie, Mrs J. L. Nich- through East Cornwall by disorders, such as neuralgia, partial and Master John sion over Cream Hill. ols. Howard Gilbert paralysis. St Vitus' dance and locomotor & and Boxbury. Hughes Chapman, Nichols, and a piano solo by Miss Elsie ataxia. As a tonic for the blood West Cornwall. The main street of the village was used with Successor to Chas. J. Hdqhes, Chinn.. After the program refresh- nerves they are everywhere with the bunting on the buildiing up gay patriotic AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. followed sev- the greatest success, Lincoln ments were served, then the of A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. days set aside in memory of wasted bodies and bringing glow Woodin is company which was par- cheeks. & J. entertaining eral hours of dancing, health to pale and sallow William Chilberg, one of Smith and Washington. older peo- Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all from Danbury. ticipated in by some of the Dr has been laid up for A broken in the lower switch ota nr spnt. hv mail. DOStDaid, Sons' teamsters, frog well a by the younger ones. Miss Emma Garrison is improving,. ple as ; result of a teaming to all the trains on of price, 50 cents per box a few days as the made it necessary flag The music was furnished by Winthrop receipt from . . after a painful experience of running six boxes for by tne ur wiiiiams accident, his horses getting away on Wednesday evening ui lasi. wee and Miss Adelaide N. Y. li a nail in her foot. Rasafitt. violin, Medicine Company, Schenectady, Mm while comine down a steep rocky and gave John Potter an all night's job and Satur Mansfield, piano. a ;fV, a Ua of baled hay. The as he represents Barney's section men Walter Cole friend spent There were 165 present at the indoor frithtening th.3 horses in this village. day in Danbury. Lyon's Plain, Weston. The wedding hU. niVnic in which the members of the Mr Chilberg to tne Dickinson delivered his to will take place next month. and throwing Mrs Joseph Cole and sons, Benjamin Frank Methodist school participated, passed over Mon- Sunday ground, where the sleigh and George, with her daughter, Hattie, bacco to parties in New Milford, were The pound sociable given by the last Friday evening. The tables his He was bruised ana scratcneu of Mrs McCann at of and Dealers In Endeavor at the resi body. attended the funeral day. Manufacturers anread with all sorts of good things to Christian society last Fri but no bones broken. Torrington, last Friday. Mrs McCann Several from New Milford attended .Grade of Cemetery affair was en dence of George H. Merwin, TheJIighest eat. The thoroughly be remembered by many of the Mr ,..t " by will services in the hall, Sunday. Page . evening, was largely attended Work irom joyed by all present. day is copied from a Brook Greenfield Hill. A The following townspeople as residing in this village delivered a very interesting sermon. the young people of 14: under date of February number of Mrs of are ed Granite and Marble. delightful time socially was enjoyed by lyn paper a years. Mr and Light Danbury "Lucinda C. Mead, the widow oi of .the Office and Salesroom: all. refreshments the mysterious Mrs William Bailey is entertaining to have charge meeting, After a resident of Ct. no Francis Mortimer Lane, Mr and Mrs Holmes, from next Sunday. All are cordially invited. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Redding. looking packages, each containing died her parents, this borough for nearly 70 years, Mr less than a pound, were sold, netting Syracuse. Last Saturday, Bailey's Agent 'J. P. Erwin is expecting to :'. her residence, GRANGE NOTES. shed fund. on Wednesday at Mrs Smith of Torringford and extended for several nearly $18 for the horse dis- sisters, take an trip street, from Bright's S. McDoiiough Mrs Braman of Cream Hill, were also weeks, taking in South America and J. BATES,. Owing to the storm on Wednesday was born in Manhattan, DEERFELD ITEMS. ease. She her home. there was no meeting. survived two at other interesting places. Successor to The Bates Stojus Co., evening Grange January 8, 1832. and is by SDecial was held on Thurs Mrs H. E. Dowd and daughter gave Robert Cypher visited relatives and A meeting sons and four daughters. Funeral ser Monumental Building Work which Mas Those present friends in New York State, last week. day evening at time Worthy a tea party recently. vices evening with burial in and Monuments, a of the Mrs Thomas Bradley and daugh- Bridgewater. out of town on Cleaning ter Emory Sanford gave report were Greenwood." Mrs Lane has resided d W. Hodge was Headstones, etc. held in Hartford Miss Alice Nichols, Mrs Jesse W. State Grange meeting ter, some of the time with her son, S. business, Friday. Sanford an Pratt and children and Mrs Wilbur Jen IN TREAT DIS- - 42 Water St., Norwalk.Ct. in January. Stephen gave Lane,.in this village and he attended ENTERTAINMENT Several of our young people attended on "The of and son. interesting talk Raising nings the funeral in Brooklyn. TRICT. the dance at Bridgewater, Friday The date of the W. E. Nhhols a few days Early Vegetables." Mrs spent At the annual meeting of the Library An entertainment followed Dy a 4. M. G. KEANh'S next meeting is March in Bridgeport, last week. week, the old and attractions will be given in New Aooainn held,r last other Miss Minnie Nasse is sewing of nsijvwH vivn Mrs Lucie Kins: has been the guest officers were in the Treat district schoolhouse, Fri Milford. THE WHIST CLUB. board of Monumental ' Edward Brotherton at Cross 28. A good time is guar- Mrs Word has been received from Green day, February We do not see much difference by The Whist club were entertained by to all who come. Admission Works, wood. British Columbia, of the birth anteed New Milford having no license as there Mr and Mrs William C. Sanford on were Mrs 10 cents. Ave. Thomas Bradley and daughter of a son on January 28, to Mr and are more intoxicated on our streets Housatonic , Bridgeport. member j was Monday evening. Every Monday, of his sister, Mrs Mrs Oliver wi.ll 6e a man wants drink he guests, Charles Oliver. held than before. If nrpspnt. The first nrizes were awarded Miss The dancing class their recep Mary Fanton at Weston. remembered in this village as is going to have it if he has to walk to and Elbert San night, February 21. About to Mrs AG. Barnett Tfemn. havine resided here tion, Friday and an Hawleyville for it. ford; the second to Mrs Daniel Sanford Wil 75 couples were present enjoy- You Make Trumbull. nearly two years with her uncle, A family from Roxbury Center has and Emory Sanford. able time was reported. liam Oliver. moved in the house opposite the depot No The manv friends of Miss Raymond riistake TO GIVE ANOTHER ENTERTAIN visited rela Mrs J. E. McCready were sorry to learn that she resigned When vou buy your MENT. in several days recently. account Cornwall Bridge. Hill. tives Seymour her position in Bridgewater on and Groceries at Greenfield Those fortunate enough to be present Feed, Grain my Smith entertained W.D. Bos of ill health and returned to Brooklyn, under Senator EDWARD SWEENEY. stor-e- It is my aim to give our at the last entertainment given N. Y. AND OTHER NEWS. ler of New York City over Sunday. the best the market af- PERSONAL the nnsnicpf! nf the Music committee Edward an old resident of customers The Ladies' Shakespeare club will Sweeney, the lowest continues arid conducted by Don A. Adams of m Rose Wnrtle of New Haven is who has been in New York fords at price.' Mrs Henry L. Burr quite meet with Miss Morris, Friday this place, local talent, Mrs Memmott Mary . SAXE-P- alr Devon steers under the doctor's care. New Haven assisted by visiting and being treated for a FOR ill and is still afternoon. Bridgeport, wen oroKe ana niavcueu, ui Mr Adams sis- niceiy Bunnell is confined to will be pleased to learn that Mrs Elizabeth Varney of State Line cancer in the mouth, died at his anywhere. h Mrs Frances Frank Bostwick will move into the has kindly consented to give another weeks with her in Saturday night, her home with the srrip.' Dr Hetzel of is snendins' several about the ter's Bridgeport in March. Mr Adams will Congregational parsonage in Homer W. Atwbod, is her. entertainent Miss Lula Varney, at R W and was brought here for burial St Southport attending daughter, first of March. Southford, Conn. ' give a number of his very pleasing Dean's. Bridget's cemetery. Mr Sweeney Master William Jennings, who has Allen musical selections and L. S. Dickinson and Grover an mother, two brothers in with a attack of from leaves aged been shut painful mill ha assisted hv a violinist from C. A. Miller returned Sunday have delivered their tobacco 'crops to now and two sisters. for several is While Mr Mil-for- d. rheumatism days, the hospital at Pittsfield. the American Tobacco Co., in New Bridgeport his con improving nicely. Miller is not entirely recovered, A mad dog scare is in the air and the KILLthe Charles A returned to her dition is much improved and all are Jennings is Mrs E. R. Wooster and son, Edward, selectmen have asked those in the im cough Miss Alice Booth of Massachusetts once more. and CURE the LUNGS duties in Jersey City, Monday, after glad to welcome him home of last where the scare Mrs J. L. Beach. spent Wednesday and Thursday mediate vicinity orig a few with relatives visiting her sister, close spending 'days Nurse J. G. Wheaton is again out of week in New Haven, visiting Mrs inated to keep their dogs in quar- Pon .T T. fns.q is RDendine a few WITH here. town. Wooster's L. C. Minor. ters. West. son, Or. King's Frederick Banks of Weston visited weeks in the over and two sons of Wallace Treat was the guest Howard Sheldon was an over Sunday E. T. Nichols is from Mrs Birdsev Smith his former home in this place, Sunday. Mrs recovering of his brother, Robert Treat, in at Mr and Mrs Charles Delebar's. i T J Mm Cornwall spent Sunday at the Sunday guest and of Black Bridge New Discovery H. C. Raymond family home of S. Bierce. New Haven. Mark and Arthur Wedge of Bridge-Do- rt Mr William Fuller, is staying with her. E, PRIfTE Rock were over Sunday guests of Mrs R. M. Warner entertained her were over Sunday guests of their ' inn si.no. Last Selectman Clark a and Mrs David Smith. Saturday F0RC8l!gsHS Trial Bottle Free nieces, the Misses Jennie andJElizabeth mother, Mrs Lucy Wedge, helping her brought H. W. Embler from East TROUBLES. made of AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG Announcment is of the coming on his homeward Randall of Shelton, the last the celebrate her 89th birthday, a custom Kind You Haw Alwa BocgH wall. to this station of Miss Nellie . Goodsell, iur. ti. week. the family have made for several years GUARANTEED SATISFACIOBY marriage trip to New Haven. Mr Embler is of William Goodsell of Cross Blgiatat attend-- to the day together with mother. OS mONBx iUJUfliJia. daughter the agent of the S. N. E. T. Co., and Mr and Mra William Kinney spend Highway, to Norman Lockwood of CM,

s 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBItUAllY 28, 1908.

tumblers and tray as a remembrance of lOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOO U !0:0:0 this happy occasion. Clarence Jennings also, knowing of Mr and Mrs Wheeler's fine extreme fondness for horses, pre- HEN'S sented them with a beautiful picture of SIXTION. the famous Dun Patch on a placque In burnt wood work, the handiwork of Mr Jennings. Mr Wheeler responded in a felicitous manner by saying thathej Sale. would like to make a but was AfteiMnventory speech, in the position of a certain small boy whose teacher requested all her pupils Here's A Offer of 'A to draw whatever each would like to do Special or be when grown up, 'and noticing $15 to $18 Overcoats at this same boy not having made a mark Py5U the reason, receiving the inquired reply ' he wanted to get married but didn't Naturally, buying an Overcoat at the end of the season is an investment; and know how to draw it, nevertheless he buying one of these coats is like buying Government Bonds below, par. , They're friends in a thanked his very pleasing this season's choicest 15.00 to 18.00 Coats, and they are extra good values at their manner. The event proved mutually regular prices. Not One coat must remain with us; hence the cut in to enjoyable and in departing all wished price returns him very many happy of the We find that in the whole lot there are about &0 coats, mostly long fancy coats and sizes day. range from 33 to 40, but more of the small sizes, balance are black and Oxford in larger, sizes. Arthur Cornell spent Washington's birthday as guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs George Cornell. Miss Frank Silliman. who is spend Men's 18.00, 20.00 and 22.00 i the winter with her sister, Mrs 1 ing Suits Overcoats cut to Kate Wilcox of Hartford, is at her and P14tt" home here for a few days on calling all work now broken lines and them her aunt, Mrs DeDorah Silliman, on It's in the day's taking badly merging her 108th birthday. with others marked at a lower price. So popular has the $14. 50 price been, during this sale, that we are obliged to replenish lines so priced with lots from the $18 to ' Southvjlle. $22 lines. , To-da- y we've added a number of fancy hand-tailor- ed suits, nany of them varsity models FOUND DEAD ON THE MOUNTAIN regularly priced at $18. $20 and $22. Choice at $14.50. ROAD. Also a number of black and Oxford Kersey, Velour and Cheviot Overcoats, serge or Last Wednesday morning, I. Sher- Venetian lined, formerly $18 to $20. Choice at $14.0. wood was found dead by John 'Pettit Men's Suits are arriving daily. on the mountain road near this place. His son, E. Sherwood, was notified,

who sent for Mr Beehler, who . took the remains to Brookfield in the after- Tt's the same in the Shoe Section we've spicedjhe offerings of $4 and $3.50 lull noon. Either heart disease carried him shoes at $2.85 with more broken lines. off or he met his death by freezing.

Tobacco is all sold and most of it In All Departments. has been delivered around here. All Saturday the ice went out of the Selling Out Broken Lines river without making any trouble. At Big and Genuine Reductions. , . ' . ,Bethleheci. . We are offering hundreds of pairs of our regular trousers, in choice patterns and colors," be- -' ' cause we must clean up all broken lines-thi- s month. Hundreds of them are solid worsteds; hun- . A TRIBUTE. dreds are reliable cassimeres and cheviots the cloths are so scarce, and which always give such

'J inscribed to ven- . '. Affectionately the satisfactory wear. . ; , erable Nehemiah Bloss on the occasion have if 50 inches or at each reduced in each of his 80th birthday anniversary by T. We your size, you're under, price, though not this to insure the broadest choice. W. Stowe of Milford. ..:':' pattern. Buy week, your getting Twenty-nin- e thousand, three hundred Regular $2.50 to $7.50 Trousers , days Have cast their or HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS shadows, shining - - $1.90, 2.40, 2.90, 3.50, 5.00. 958-- 8 AYASN8I rays, Upon thy head ; may many succeed Bridgeport, Conn. them, And blessings follow as you need them. WOMEN'S A half score year beyond the span. A SECTION.

Allotted to the life of man. . Oh how dearly kind friends treasure, Every year beyond that measure. of her 108th birthday. Her pastor read or Women's Our lives short Suit pass quickly, long, Special. Bee. Word of God to her The Newtown selections from the Sad days, and days of joyous song, with all Lof which, she Newtown. Friday, February 28. 1908. and prayed her, Speed swiftly on, nor art ndr reason, Advance Spring of Swell Spring enjoyed as one of much younger' years. May retard the fleeting season. Styles shall be m everlasting Suits to Sell at "The righteous But when footsteps falter and pleas remembrance." Easton. ures pale, and never '$18.50. May faith courage fail, $22.50 and , And when at last "the hour shall come, MRS DEBORAH SILLIMAN. - EVENT. A PLEASANT our kind Father welcome thee $27.50 and $25.00. The Bee's readers will be glad to May Regularly home. know that Mrs Deborah Silliman spent On Friday, February 21, 16 of the 1908. A New York anxious to our business, offered to make old-ti- February 2, big manufacturer, get up her 108th birthday very happily. Her many friends and neighbors to an in a fine line of Suits at a most attractive That is how we are mind was clear, her wits were keen nf Frank Wheeler responded specially Spring price. Wheel leaders concessions from and she conversed with friends very vitation and visited Mr and Mrs Lime Rock. able to offer these early season at telling regular prices. residence freely about' things and people'of long er at their large and handsome We can't begin to tell you how handsome the suits are; how splendidly tailored; of riovTr fh nrrasinii beincr the natal ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE ago. It would be well also for you to how Come and see them. . ' Others BOOK. strikingly stylish. correct a little" error in your last issue, anniversary of Mr Wheeler. r ; that she is the!widow of Nathaniel and that would gladly have accepted were Helen Griffith spent Sunday with her not James Silliman. She was married detained by sickness and other unavoid parents, in this place. 1823 in 1826 able reasons. The, was made by in and) her , husband died trip Irwin Paur of Winsted is visiting at Hence About 1 5Pecial and she has been a widow for 82 trolley from Bridgeport. L. A. Bulman's. , Offering and not 30. The church o'clock a sumptuous fekst was served Hua Baptist Wpp1r years Miss Bertha Prindle spent Sunday of Clothes. which 27 and relatives par- Boys' of Easton and the First Baptist church of friends with in Sharon. well her parents , of Bridgeport, Pastor G. W. Nicholson took. Joseph Hill then in a few Charles Hubbard of Greenwich spent and Mrs Samuel Silliman her chosen, words presented Mr and Mrs a lot of broken of bur suits and overcoats for this through his We have gathered lines boys' of his Easton friends, a few days, last week, with pastor. Rev A. Locke, presented her Wheeler, in behalf special offering all this season's styles and all up to the high mark xf Meig's & 108 carnations in commemoration with an cut glass water pitcher, with elegant values attention . . Mrs George Brown and children are Co.'s clothing. The invite your very prompt visiting at Mrs Molessa Louck's. : Rose Lane is spending a short time in The Suits Tle Coats: Canaan. ' to 3.00 Pick from these 2.50 to 4.00 The Junior Auxiliary girls meet at A lot of $2.50 fancy AT LIBRARY CORNER. been $1.98 Overcoats at - $1.98 Miss Alice Fenton's, Friday afternoon. suits which have bargains Mrs Alonzo Winterbottom isspending Some of our fine fancy 3.75 to A choice lot of 4.00-t- 6.00 v a few days in Lakeville. 6.00 Suits now marked -- .2.48 Overcoats now priced 2,88 Doctor Eiserodt of Pine Plains, N. broken lines of $4 to $6 A strong offering of 6.00 to 7.50 Y., is at his Charles Cashdol- - Choice uncle's, fabrics at 2.88 Overcoats now at 3.88 Another Week of lar. Suits in fancy priced , Our finest 6.00 to 7.50 Suits, Choice coats that have been Kenfl .3.88 . 4.88 straight and Knicker pants, now 7.50 to 10.00 redu ed to INTERESTING LECTURE BY PROF in Pants this weekwe're our - ' Great opportunities Boys' selling regular fancy Bargains. JARVIS. ' 50c' and 75c at 39c, and ourtancy $1 .pants at 79c. . v The lecture by Prof Jarvis of Storrs pants at Grange hall was postponed to Odd lots of boys' shoes at 1.59. Suits, Overcoats Wednesday evening, March 4. The sub- ject of his remarks will be "The Farm Home." The public are invited. There For Men and will be vocal and instrumental music Men, Young Boys. after the lecture. Lecture begins at 8 Zenith Shoes Trunks, Bags 30 to 40 Per Cent Discount on All. o'clock. for Men and mm and; Other CHILDREN The Misses Casey were home from Women. . OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & Luggage. I We are winding up our entire winter line of suits and over-- f New York over Sunday. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. coats and there are bargains here galore for you we have cut all Mr and Mrs H. B. Britton were in V realize u prices so materially that you are bound to the meaning of the village, Saturday and Sunday. such reductions. rj Miss Mary Snedeker is quite sick and rendered with her parents here, you don't REDUCTIONS IN SUITS. has a trained nurse. Mr and Mm Charles Tamil believe this ask Perry which been Mr and Mrs Charles Skiff of Skiff fine music on tiolinand piano, Mrs Amos Kilborn has visiting Briggs. medium Suits that are for wear friends here. Including weight just'right Mountain have purchased the H. W. was much appreciated. TROMBPLb. now and in the early spring single and doublet breasted sack Post Macedonia re- Cochrane xwal last place in and will R.N. iatown, A B. ' Capt Randall of the U. S. S. models in all right colorings and patterns. move there soon. week. Hannibal, spent Sunday with his pa- Get a South Bend watch at C. E. Bantam. rents, Mr and Mrs W. F. Randall, of Chestnut hill. Riddeiord's. You will like it The . PERSONAL CHAT. best known to-da-y for The boys of Kent school gave a Sherman remedy all recep conducted the ser- stomach troubles tion to some of their young lady friends E. A. Henderson ij Kodol,yWhich is lEi II church, last from vices at the Methodist guaranteed to give prompt relief. It pffl New York, Poughkeepsie and is Ji 5R1DGEP0RT.00NN. Why do all the cigar smokers in a natural digestant ; it what other cities on Washington's birthday. Sunday. digests 1 returned to Sherman smoke Star and Crescent? yon eat, it is pleasant to take. Sold Dancing was the chief amusement Miss BerthaEidens has by vacation Because they appreciate quality. If Henry Rupf, Newtown. Conn. Ice cream was served at 10.30 p. m. Boston after spending a short