The Newtown Bee

NUMBER JJO VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY" 10 1009. ,

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVER- - CONlttEGATIONAL NOTES. OBITUARY. Farms. Stepney, t TEINIIYJARISH. Quaker's , dAai Sunday Services. Sunday, Services. Mrs George F. Sanford.' ix)cal""notes. The At 10 a. m at Fourth has come and gone. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Holy Communion; It was Of Mr and Mrs Edward Tavlor At 11 a. m service with II a. m service with ser- Mrs George P, Sanford, who had tool, delightful and very morning morning A of sermon by the pastor; at 12 m., Sun- mon by the Rev James II. been In falling health for many quiet. few the young people rector, met at hall In An Important meeting of the HAPPILY CELEBRATED TUESDAY day school; at 7.30 p. . P. S. at 12 school; at months, passed away, Tuesday after the the evening for a ni., George; m., Sunday dance. hurch wll: be tim the conclusion C. E. meeting. Subject, "The Palace 7.30 p. m., prayer. A cordial noon, at the ripe age of 64 years, quiet EVENING. evening Mrs Kanford was blessed with a won Services at Christ church of the morning worship. The pastor's beautiful," (Pilgrim's Progress Invitation to the public 1i extended last 4:7-1- derful of and was able Sunduy were conducted Mr year expiree on August 1 end the meeting.) Ref 6; 6:10-1- 7. to all the services. spirit energy by Eph Shaw Itev (mention of hln retention for another A and Gather- to ride out over the bills she loved Layreader, as Mr Suther- Large Representative so land Is on . year is to be considered. In addition The ladles of Guild will well, up to within a week of her his vacation. ing. Thursday evening prayer meeting Trinity di'ath. A Miss Leila A Uubtell was three candidates for membership are at 7.45 o'clock. meet at the Rectory on Friday at kiud, generous inJ sympa home to come before thetic and she will from over the Fourth. the churrh. The July meeting of the Men's 2.30 p. m. to work for the Guild neighbor friend, Derby - be mourned. Mrs Sanford Miss Katie Hurd of New Haven The Baptist congregation will be Federation will be held on sale on August 4. sincerely Saturday was a native of Monroe, was the of Miss aFordd en ur.usual treat on 8unday Under conditions that were ideal afternoon and 24. Rev J. H. George was in Ridge-fiel- d, the duugh guest Mary Meigs, evening, July It ter of the late C. S. liicl week. morning. Rev Mr Newton, former the Golden Wedding anniversary of will be a Tuesday, the con- John Bennett. fellowship meeting with uttendlng She was C. E. of Stamford was pastor of the Montauk Avenue Bap- Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor of Sandy the Men's club of the Bethel tinued meeting of the Fairfield Coun- thrice married, her first Ailing with tist ciinrcu of New now Hook wf most Congre husband was Zerah Falrman, the his family here, last Sunday. London, and lapplly celebrated, gational cnurcn, Tnere win be a ty Arsl rieawnry and the Clerical .he of Bap-tl- Bt In Arthur and the last Miss Caroline Is borne colporter the American Wednesday evening, the presence ball game on the Fair dia club. second, Day Tllqulst of ' if 150 grounds P. Sanford. Mr Sanford died from New her vaca Publication society, will preach. a company guests, the mond at 4 o which The sale of Guild takes George York, spending Mr beginning clock, Trinity about 10 Two tion with he Mr and Mrs Newton is a gOBpel singer, having charming and unaffected hospitality to be well worth piaeo on 4., years ago. daughters, parents, promises seeing, August Miss Lillian Falrman and Miss Grace of Five Mile Hill. assisted former State Evangelist extended, making it the compote after which there will be Axgust Tllqulst refresh last named an Is uaker, and will sing at the morning success that it was. The celebration ments and a social hour In the lower Osborne, (the adopted JohnHurst of Rhode Island service. took In Is known and one son, Arthur G. spen. two weeks with his place what by peo- room of the church. Every member daughter) ling sister, The of 1Mb as Isaac UNCLAIMED LETTERS Day of Boston, Mass., one brother, Mrs of Five Mile Hill. pastor of the Baptist church ple, generation the of the Federation should be present Waternyers Beers as- VV. II. Bennett of and a i'l-lii- ere will conouct the evening worship at homestead, which has many to welcome the men from ,e?ael and Bridgeport pMrtles quite preva the Mothodlst church. of ser- sociations of frcm the fact sister, Mrs John M. Lake of Monroe, lent on the Jlousatonlc, where some Subject 'ntemt all men of the church are . Newtown Postoffice. cordially AHhe survive her. Mrs Sanford was some fine of mon. "The Modern Knight" that, it was built by that thorough- Invited to, attend. The are report catches the sly Vv public ' communicant bass The Judd District meeting will be going business man of his day, invited to attend and witness the at Trinity church, and anu a pleasant time generally. on Rev B. or Unclaimed letters remain at the a attendant there as long Herman conducted Sunaay evening ly Glover, father of ball game in the afternoon. regular Sonnenstuhl, Jr., li the Mr Newton. Snifth P. Glover. Located as it is Newtown postofflce addressed to as her health permitted. The funeral proud possessor of a new gun. Services will be held at both Lower hlgn on the bank, above the dust of Louis O. Smith, John H. Shipway, took place on Thursday afternoon, Mrs Er.i'i.n Ryder is home for the Stepney and Judd District on Sun- the ttreet, It presented on Tuesday Editor of The Newtown Bee. Dear John Black, Mrs Bessie Bloom, Hen- Rev James H. George and Rev George present. Her daughter. Mrs O. E. day, July 25, at the usual hours, 4 evening a scene at once festive and Sir: If the writer of me article In lust ry Bossett, Miss Nellie E. Fish, Miss Thomas Llnsley, the latter the rector Ailing, f f Stafford anrt two hot.e, o'clock at Lower 7 most weeks hee in renin d to High school Lou Hitchcock, Miss Louise Hells-mar- n. of the Church of the Good Mrster Kenneth Stepney, o'clock brilliant. The ample yard, where examination "A Parent end Shepherd, and Arthur, ma dur- - signed Miss heUeri The with he at Judd District. of the guests fiat and conversed Taxpayer" will come forward and sign J'nnney Jemp; Hartford, officiating. pallbear her for present. ic the evening, was strung witn tils nnme and furnish the evidence he W. Kuhne, Martin Molik, Miss Jane ers were Elmer Fairchild, George H. Sonnenstuhl has a new Mrs G. B. Boutwell and Miss Bout-we- ll Members of the so loudly proclaims, I. as a member of Mclmoy, Pan Pan Been, Mrs M. L. Eli B. Beers, C. B. Adria nee rake and farm Chinese lanterns. School would an Taylor, hay wagon. of Ansonla, were and the Board, ask for Morse, John Wilson C. G. H. Saturday Wheeler Wilson orchestra were immediate Investigation, and any can- McDonough. Peck and Hermon Peck. Mrs Smith Glover of Sandy Hook Sunday guests at the Baptist par- stationed on the piazza and dis- didates who assisted or were assisted M. Reynolds, pcsimas'.fr. The burial was in the Newtown was calling on friends and ac- sonage. coursed sweet music throughout the in any way, if they had been granted a cemetery. quaintances, last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Boutwell will certificate, would vote to have it spend evening. The ueeoratlons through Por the benefit of toe The Company E ball team of four or five puUlc 7I0WLANTVS days next week at Lee, out he h iuse were artistic In the who have been miRled by the article I MILL END SALE. ST ROSE'S. Zoar Bridge will give an entertain Mass., with Mr and Mrs G. Howard extreme. In the hall the railing on would say the Board tries in every way ment and dance at the Quaker Farms King. to conduct a fair examination. The the stair was ornamented with children are especially cautioned in the A Carnival of Bargains. Golden Jubilee in Honor of the 50th hall on Friday evening, July 23. A beautiful bouquets of roses, while morning that if any cheating of any cordial invitation is extended all to in- of the Organization A. ba-1- 1 kind is discovered they will be Anniversary The Newtown C. team will ferns and bouquets of nastuitiums Rose's be present and spend a very enjoy- stantly excused and sent home. They The' 22d Mill End Sale of St Parish. play the Fandy Hook team, Satur wen used with fine effect. In the are not allowed to sit together or to annual able evening. The proceeds t th on the N. A. C. field main where the bride and communicate with each nor to of the Howland Dry Goods . Co., entertainment are for the benefit of day afternoon, parlor other, The Golden Jubilee in honor of the of 50 tne floral leave the room for any purpose until opened on and the usual the ball team. grojm years received, are on has been Thursday, 50th of decorations were in and the patter they working carnival of is offered The anniversary the organization HilL yellow completed and handed In. Hearsay evi- bargains of St Rose's will be' celebrated Long green, large bouquets of yellow dence is of no value except to stir up Bee readers. Many hundieds will parish ex- on the first In Rev daisies and ferns, and a magnificent uncalled for criticism and shold be take a trip to Bridgeport, some com- Sunday August. Sherman. cluded from being brought before the Patrick Fox, the esteemed pastor, of , so bining a after a shore dinner LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST. bouquet yellow tiger lilies, Vl public John J. Northrop, secretary trip will be assisted Rev John common eo Great School with the usual to Howland's to by Rt GRANGE TOPICS. W. L. Davis has sold his place he Is but beautiful. and member of the Board. trip Dr now In to Frank who will of most of select the necessities in dry Synnot, acting bishop. Synnot living Sanfer, bouquets that popular goods will celebrate the solemn Mass. Lake Valley Grange met as usual take possession as soon as Mr Duv!m flowers,'" sweet pea, com which can now be at great High on movaii Into his new stone house garden the O. G. Ebera of Southington is the purchased Rev Dominic O. F. one Thursday evening. Five appli- geta floral redaction s in price. This popular Scanlon, M., - which he is now building on the site pleted the arrangement, ine guest of his uncle, Vf. Walter Finch. of the most of the Francis- cations were handed in for member- or home. room was the choicest store gains in favor with the public. eloquent norjn nis present dining perhaps can will the sermon hip. Quite a number from this George L. Randall of Boston, Mass.. most in floral ar- keep faith with the people, and fathers, preach week and artistic its They solemn A num- Grange attended Wemanisia Grange has been spending a here with his Mrs J. M. Lake of Monroe the announcement sale is al- at mass and vespers. Mr and Mrs W. F. on rangement. On the center of the spent of this The entertainment was furnished parents, Kandall, v ber of from Hill. was a basket of the day, last Monday, as the guest of ways a signal of a exodus clergymen Bridgeport Chestnut table great yellow general and will also be by the unmarried members and it Nice juicy lemons, large sweet daisies and ferns, while candelabra her sister, Mrs George P. Sanford. on the part of the ladies to Bridge- Danbury present. was well carried out. oranges, nice meally new potatoes, new made a combin- port. onion. So refreshing this hot weather, with golden shades bewitch- t WHOLESALE PRODUCE QUOTA- Miss Alice Wanzer of New Mil- - a glass of our soda from our fountain, ation at once beautiful and Charles who lived in with pure fruit syrup. You get tl o best mantel was banked with Sutherland, TIONS. ford is at Clifford ing. The J. L. James' house at Botsford, REV J. H. GEORGE. JR.. T0 BE boarding Giddinga groceries and feed at rock, bottom prines nasturtiums and ferns. In the room for a wePK or ten days. when you trade with us. The Cheap moved to Derby, last Monday, where ORDAINED. the were were & Co.. The visitors who have enjoyed an Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, propri- where gifts displayed he has a wood job. By Cole Bridgeport. etor. handsome bouquets of carnations outing at Soring Lake, the past Mrs Carrie Wheeler of Bridgeport of nasturtiums and On July 25. In Sioux Falls. S. D. week, are too numerous to mention. spent a few days here, last week, the and bouquets Butter, cnoice creamery prints, floral ar- flow The ball on guests of Mrs A. A. Angevine. ferns. Indeed, the whole The breezes woo, the fcvaters Rev James Hardin 33c lb; tubs 2830c; dairy 24 game played Saturday Miss Smith of Danbury is the guest, hand of the White crested on the ocean's main. George, Jr., between the married men and the rangement suggested the this S. D. He 26c; fair to good 20 22c; common this week, of Misses Helen and Sarah Mrs received left, week, for Selby, men resulted in favor of the artist. Mr and Taylor We care not for the broken spar, be a on 14 16c. Cheese, factory and dairy, single of The mast and are worthy yet will ordained priest July 25, men. Samuel Snow is erecting a new build- the congratuletions their guests ship at Sionx F. F. 1416c. Eggs, fresh nearby, 30c. single his to accommodate his were as- To breast the deep, and clear the bar, Falls, by Bishop Committees were on ing at place in the large parlor. They Howe'er the breakers foam and fret. Chickens, 22 23c lb. Fowls 14 appointed large number of summer guests. in Mr and Mrs Sunday to prepare for a er Mrs Davio j& L,eavitt is spenumg a sisted receiving by 16c lb. Calves 7 9c lb. Potatoes, F. and Mrs J. P. From mast to mast, unreef the sail, sale, to be held some time in few days, this week, with her sister, George Taylor And the foretop-galla- high! BARGAIN TIME FOB WOMEN. new, $2.75 bbl. Onions, yellow, $1 August. A. A. - swing Mrs who is Irs Angevine. Omans of ariugeport. mr Cantwell, Throw out the mainsheet to the gale bu. Cabbages, $ 1.25 f 1.50 bbl Scott, visiting at the Irs John M. Haugh and Miss Agnes And let the after fly. The reductions announced a solo, linon of SVaten N. Y., are of the Hotel Green, Danbury, catered, spanker astounding Dried peas, $2.25 bu. Beans, mar- parsonage, sang Sunday, Island, be by Meigs & Co. in their Clearance Sa3e which was much all. tiding two weeks here, the guests of and the service, as might expect- From yard to yard, from bow to stern, seems too row, $3.40 bu; pea, $3.15 bu. Bees- enjoyed by m of women's apparel almost Clara Frear. ed, was perfect in harmony with the Put flags and streamers out, where good to be true, so wide is the difference wax 30c lb. Mrs R. C. Tousey's underwear fac of the occasion. they, between regular prices and sale prices. spirit Anon may laugh, and sigh, and yearn, Redding. tory will close, this week Saturday, A Dleasar.t informal feature of the Yet the facts are borne out when one As In the fitful breeze they play. examines the for such exquis-t- e for a month's vacation. occasion was the of the Vir- offerings; MATINEE EXCURSION. of dancing And there are flowers, and fruitful rice, apparel, in ihe reigning fashion suc- THE BEMIS MAYBRIE WEDDING Miss Mildred George Stratford Mr as his cesses, is seen to be splendid val- ginia reel, Taylor having To shower and pelt the pair, and song, easily Cards out last of Mrs James Mamaro-nec- k, ue Such tremen- across are the was a guest, week, partner Mrs John Clark of And jubilee, and music, thrice at the original prices. Have you taken the trip the announcing Frear. their blissful bark along. dous reductions are due entirely to the Sound to Port Jefferson, Is- marriage of Miss Helen Bemis, niece N. Y., and Mrs Taylor John speed of the firm, which demands ab- Long Miss Frances Eastwood of Bridge- Ijo policy land, on the steamer Park If of Miss Belle Sanford, to Mr May-bri- e, Clark. , During the reception hour solute clearance of each season's gar- City? is a few weeks in this ments in the season for which are not have missed an ideal half one of the teachers at the San- port spending the orchestra wafted on the air the In methinks I hear. they you her Miss Susie Day- retrospect made. Hence it is that all 1509 ex- The steamer leaves ford Sschool on the Ridge, the wed- place with, aunt, strains of "Auld Lang Syne." Among The time this happy pair was wed, of day outing trip. quisite suits and dresses, of linen, ding to take at Christ Epis-- ton. the guests present from out of town Above the merriment, and cheer, white serge, of soft silks and daintiest the wharf at the foot of Fairfield place Now due. Another large invoice H. Methinks I hear it plainly said, all that remain of the season's avenue each week day at 1.30 p. m. onal church on the Ridge on Thurs- were: Mr and Mrs William 1lingerie, of that 1776 brandliour. a bag; "There comes the swain in farmer's rig, us'ness must be sold without regard The sail across the Sound takes one day afternoon, July 22. Rev W. H. Try O'Hara and Mrs J. P. Omans of to The sale abounds in match- and if is not the best flour you With stove pipe hat, and reddish hair profit. hour and a in Port Jepson .will officiate at the wedding. it Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs John Clark behind? He feels as less values, of which you can have half, arriving back Curled up big a to 3 o'clock. The there ever used bring your empty of Mamaroneck, N. Y., Mr and Mrs As any man, I'll bet, or pair, small idea without paying visit Jefferson at stop and money back. This the store and seeing for yoursef th is to see of SUMMER UNDERWEAR. bag get your D. M. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Edward offered the most long enough many things we to make more As he recalls the trysting spot, glorious garments at in this old build- The is flour guarantee Mitchell. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mitchell The one, where love's first kiss was tempting prices. Every woman is in- interest quaint ship place to buy it French's, in bread than any other you ever used.' of South Britain, Mrs William Dak- - won:" vited to look about as much as she ing town. The return is made at Bethel. You'll find it for all the seeaed raisins at The not yet by him forgot. 4.30 o Diamond brand of in of Hotchkissville, Mr and Mrs place done. clock, arriving in Bridgeport family. not-a-se- Nor how the valiant deed was 10c per pound. The Ideal Paul Winebere of Ansonia, Mrs Law at 6 o'clock, thus allowing ample 10c pound. Cleaned cur- of Now all is ready tnere the maid time to make good train connections raisin, per rence Warner and Glover Warner And in wait. Southford. Monroe. Bots-- swain, expectation for Newtown and This is rants, 10c per pound. Headquarters Vicksburg, Miss., Mrs Stanley , The while the notes of music fade vicinity. for new potatoes. The Long Hill ford of Wallinrford, Miss Lottie. To silence at tne nuptial gaie. avorite trip for the ladies and .- on A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Store, W. N. Hurd, proprietor- Tomlinson of Suffield. The mar-riig-e the voice ANDERSON INJURED. children, just long enough the The music, and whispering CHARLES There was a George Craft oi Bridgeport was a of and Susan L. Of thoir assembled frieni's sre still: water not to become tiresome. very pleasant patheriner at Edward Taylor the Charles Anderson met with a, Mrs E. M. Beardsley's, last Monday. guest, of Selectman Charles on 13, 1859, The "wilt thou" answered, and Round trip tickets, 50c. Children Sunday, Botsford occurred July choice very severe accident on Friuay, July Many of her friends called to extend congra- G. Peet. of her under 12 years of age, 25c. tulation, it heingMrs Ueardsley'sfith birth- at the resilience father, Of two made one, by the "I will. 9. While a piece of ma- Mrs E. W. Rawlings of Worcester, who was a adjusting day anniversary, and she received many George Botsiord, leading Go in wedlock bound! his foot between the pretty and useful presents. The was a Mass., is a this week, of Mrs C. Rev forth, ye twain, chinery slipped day guest, citizen of Newtown in his day. Keep faith against the wiles of time. arms of a very happy one for Mrs Beardsley as well as G. Downs. be revolving gear, tearing Greenfield Hill. her friends and will be remembered with William H. Moore, pastor of the And whether weal, or grief found, the flesh and his foot. He long received another car load of Keep faith, in evening as in prime, jamming pleasure by all. Just CcngiegatloDsl church in Newtown, was at- stock feed. The was taken to his home and DEERFIELD. Schumacher quality officiated. It is an interesting fact Till one whose lot it is, shall say to Frank Raldwin of Nichols enor- final adieu! tended by Dr Green, who had is working' here of this feed is proved by the Mr Mrs Alonzo The word, adieu, Mrs W. E. Nichols is entertaining on H. .1. Lord's fine new that and Taylor, still for, o'er the bay sew the wounds. He is reported to residence.! 1T) RSV mous of S. Yet keep faith, Mrs . I. W. Sherwood and sale it. John hurd's the of Edward Taylor, cele- Of comrade waits for you. company from Hartford. daughter. Ethel, parents death, niy be well. who k, feed store. 1880. doing Miss M. Winifred is have been spending a few days in brated their golden wedding in Jennings of Mrs re- is New the guests Artlmr Smith, Mrs Leroy Sherman in Mr and Mrs lames M. Blackman, who spending some time with Mrs George turned home on Monday. O renew The ball which was J. W. Haven for several days' stay, 'where were present ft the festivities, Wed- marriage bark, thy yoyage game, played Wilson at New Milford. Sherwood is assisting Myron S. Clark of Miss Jennie Clark. In future days, in every clime, between the Diamond Match Co.'s Misses Inez with his haying. she is the guest nesday night, were .also present at mates shall thee Florence Field and Mrs and Where loyal guide team and the Y. M. C. A. of Water-bur- y, George Kayman daughter, Mabel, Mrs Granville Dunning is in the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs through De Vean have returned to Brooklyn and Charles Jeffrey, ail of Milford. were of time. was won the V. M. C. A. Mr Bridgeport, caring for Mrs Tracey Alonzo Taylor. ' The shoals, and o'er the reefs by after a pleasant visit with Miss guests over the Fourth of and Mrs Cyrus team, score 8 to 7. Gorham and Jeffrey. Dunning, who is quite ill. Rev O. O. Wright, in conversation Sail oi, through all the storms of life, Alice Nichols. Mrs William L. Olsen, who has writer said:' "Mr and Mrs Our hope and faith, are bound in thee! Whitney were the batteries for the Mrs Thomas Bradley, with her with the no nor strife. been at St Vincent's hospital for are and de- Sail on, ruthless hand, Diamond Match Co. Gorham pitched three daughters and grandsons, en- Trumbull. Edward Taylor truly Snail wreck thy vovage upon tne sea fines 13 men. treatment, is now here with her most couple in. a game, striking out joyed a pleasant day at the shore on servedly the popular the star e. Sail on, when bright morning The ball June 17, GRANGE NOTES. grandmother, Mrs Mary A. Peet, and all this country-sid- Of .striking game Saturday, Friday last. Is glim'ring on the eastern sea! between the and is gaining slowly'.' capable Sail on, when far, Tirgue Manufacturing W. E. Nichols and family went to The first and second will and winning personality; Hesper shining Match Co.'s degrees and in a high degree; Is Westing o er the vesper lea, Co. and the Diamond the shore, Monday. be conferred on five candidates at experienced nine will be on the Match cheerful, and exceedingly For on deck, and in thy hold, played the next regular meeting of the "riendy, ihy Co.'s 3 m. and withal 'given to hospitali- Are all the treasures of the home! grounds at p. Grange, July 23. The following Georgetown. kind; Each pilgrim heart unto thy fold The Lane Construction Co. have Southbury. are the central figures of a feet roam. program will ilso be tciven: ty,' they Returns, where'er the may completed the state road End it looks large circle of admiring friends and Reading, C'arence Smith. these to be a of road. Evening prayer and sermon next : THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. acquaintances. Both the bride and A friend contributed quotations good piece Connecticut tier "soils and crops. of the wed- in honor of tne amiversary: Mr and Mrs John B.King took a Sunday at 3 p. m. in the Episcopal Lester Snelton, Her manfactures and the bridegroom golden To the Bride: street. Mr Baines Orrin Piatt of Ansonia is spending are widely known drive to Lake Quassapaug, Friday. church, Southbury wealth, Mrs J. Brinsmade; Her ding anniversary She is mine own Charles driver for the of Ansonia will conduct the service. his two weeks' vacation at George as helpful advisers, Hubbell, places of interest, William H. good neighbors, And I as rich in having such a jewel Match has been sick for the past 411 are invited to attend. Hazen's farm. in every time As seas if all their sands were Co., cordially and sympathetic givers twenty 10 The musical will Miss Ella Perry entertained com- of need. and old, rich and pearl, days. following program Reading, Finil Bereer. Young The waters nectar and the rocks pure Beitzel has returned from a be rendered: pany over Sunday. poor, all sorts ana conditions of men larry Home life in New England, past W. gold! ten vacation to the Berkshire Processional hymn, 438, Dykes J. V. Regan is boarding with look to them for cheer and counsel, Shakespeare. days and present, Orruel Hall. of Boston. Hills. Gloria Barnsby E. Hazen Little and a lift of one kind or another, True love Is but a humble, low-bor- n Patri, Solo, Gerrule Fraziei. taken a posi- Festal John Davis is visiting in Brook- and not in vain. And the celebra- thing Henry iseitel has Choral, It is hoped and expected that a And its food served in earthen with Hubbell. in F, Bunnett lyn. tion was a fitting and worthy ex- hath up tion Charles Magnificat large attendance will be present. re- E. Stowe has been the bas- Nunc Dimmittis in E, Mr and Mrs Alex Shelton have of the high esteem in which is a to walk with hand in oing Gregorian Mass. pression It thing for C. N. Curtiss. Sermon 513, turned home from Worcester, they are held. No doubt that nad hand ing hymn Nagell At the held Tues- Through the every-dayne- ss of this Dan Laughlin is one of the busiest Offertory, "The Lord is my Shep Branchvilie. library meeting the invitation been general and work-da- an was y world. men in the town, having one team herd, Hosman day night, organization widely known, there would not have A simple, fireside thing, whose quiet the officers Fred Fos- who smile and two men driving charcoal to Recessional Hymn 491, Wesley William H. Keating and family fof New formed, being been room for the multitude York are the warm weather E. Hunt- -' Can warm earth's hovel to a Mr Laugh-lin- 's enjoying at their ter, president, and William would gladly come with gifts and poorest Waterbury every day. spacious summer home on Peaceable street, li- home. coal is of a where er, secretary and treasurer. The congratulations." The following James Russell Lowell. superior quality Tashua. they will spend the balance of the at the usual time and there is a great demand summer. c 1JWL brary will be open lines were written In honor of the With between and always Mr and Mrs Satur- fifty years you your for It. John Emmons of New York on Monday, Wednesday and occasion by Attorney W. H. O'Hara well kept wedding vow, were guests, last week, of Mrs Meade. Theo- day evenings and Saturday after- of The Golden Age, old friends of mine, Gearge Brown's nieces from New Mr and Mrs M. W. Sherwood dore Meade returned to New York with them Bridgeport: is not a fabla now, for a week's and arrived noon. Jersey are visiting him for two from Wallingford and their stay home last Satur- And sweet as has life's been ' day. ii ii mmt Mills has been quite ill, All this of wedded vintage weeks. Professor Sherwood, of Brook- The George hail, ship life, Through all your pleasant past son, neighbors on Nod held a very enjoyable this but is now able to be out. Which o'er the seas for fifty years Morning prayer and sermon next and picnic In the lot opposite J. L. Olmstead's week, Has weathered and and Still, as at Cana's marriage feast. lyn granddaughter. Florence, Mrs Jan.es Dooley entertained storm, gale, The best wine is the last! Sunday, the 18th, at 11 a. m., in the from have visited bouse on Mnndav afternonn and Aventnc? strife, Kentucky their A fine dinner was served and of more of Union There will be a C. Julys. in the friends from out town, Friday. And now, triumphant o'er the fears May many quiet years chapel. aunt, Mrs F. Beardsley, and evening mere was a good display of fire- Be added to your sum musical service at this time. works. All a George Burkett of Brooklyn is Of wreck from or o bar. special cousin, Wilbur Beardsley. had very enjoyable time. surf, rock, nd late at last in tendwest love, All are welcome at his uncle, Thomas Flood of Sails to the port, where custom olden. The Beckoning Angel come. cordially this O. P. Downs and wife from Has hailed the friends from near and service. Tnere will be a solois! this place. . Dear hearts are here, dear hearts are Forestviile have spent several dtys Miss Eleanore Gaffney of Yonkers, In the env-- far. there present with his Mrs F. C. N. Bert Barnett, formerly To spread the wedding sails of golden. sister, Beardsley. Y., and Master John Hassett of Alike, below, above. Master Clyde of Christ Clarence B. of Our friends are now In either world. Wyre Hurd Simsbury Bridgeport are passing the summer now for M. on So here, as fifty years ago, church choir, Ansonia, rendered a his 21st working Taylor We'll launch this marriage bark And love is sure of love. spent the Fourth, birthday, with their grandfather, Edward Kil- Charles Stanley's house. again? Whittier. solo, last Sunday. with Wilbur J. Peardsley. bride of Cemetery avenue. THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FRIDAY, JULY 16, m f " lummer Clearance Sale I ' ' OF Men's and Boys' Suits and Furnishings FAR UNDERPRICE. SMeet Music ! Genuine Clearance of A1K A We want every one to know that we sell Sheet Musc and to that end we will for. Summer Goods the next 80 days run a special sale of all the latest Vocal and Instrumental Sheet Music. te We carry in stock all the latest up-to-da- Popular songs as well as thousands of the old In the Men's' Suit Section. time selections. Regular 19c, 25c and 85c Sheet Music, a few of which iwe list below, all for the one price of $12 and $15 Suits $1f $22 and $25 Suits $10 Now IU Now IO f 15 and$18 Suits $10 $28 and $28 Suits $Ofl 7C 1. Any 4 for 25c. Now L Now U A Few of The Vocal Selections. Instrumental Selections $28 and $30 Suits $18 and $20 Suits $1E I Don't Care. My cousin Caruse, Mills Bam dance, $00 ' Kerry Now IvP Now Dreaming, Bhhoolmates. Sun-Bir- d, Denver Town, et Sue, The Arab's Dream, I'm triad I'm married, Koses brln? dreams of you, Rain-Ho- $20 $35 Suits June, July and August, I want a Home. Village Belles (barn dance,) and $22 $30 and $ My Dream ot the U. S. A In the Gloaming, Red Domlne, Suits Now 16.50 Now 25 Napanee, Beautiful Eyes, A Georgia Barn Dance, llow could sou. 1'at.sles mean 'thoughts and thoughts Dixie Beauty. Oh You Kid, mean you. Sugar Cane, Sag, Me of Our Dreams, I love my wife, but Oh you kid. Mosuuite Bites, Over on the Jersey Side, 1 remember you, Bird's Proposal, Sweetheart Tom, ' Take me out for a Joy ride, My wild Dear. Lily of the Prairie, Lonesome, The scarf dancer, Where were you last night, Go easy Mable, College Days, In Pride of the Prairie, The longest way round, etc., Society Swing Two-Ste- the Juvenile Section Left go Home, In Germany, Fine and Dandy, two-ste- She's my Daisy, Meet me In rose time. Eoste. Tickled to Death, two-ste- p In Monkey Land, I'm tired of living without you, Wlld-Klr- e, Boys' Clothes Sharply Price Lessened Bambooland, I want to go back to1 the land of cotton, The Devil, Are you sincere. Waning Honey-moo- n, The calling robins, Knee and You 11 be sorry, : 1 : i ji n , You're Just tbe boy for me, With flying colors, Trousers "Knickers." Gypsy Ann, On a monkey honey moon, Dainty Rose Buds, Two Blue Eyes, Oh Miss Matilda, Automobile Two-Ste- p, ' $2.50 and $1 OC $5 and $6 Suits $Q QC I wish I had a girl, So long Mary, Suits at LOU at 0.00 Orders by mail promptly attended tosend 2 cents extra per copy for all mail $3.50 and $4 $0 QC $6, 6.50and$7$A QK any 4 copies sent direct to you by mail upon receipt of 83 cents in stamps or coin. Suits at LiOJ suitg at T.Oj Imagine An Entertainment $7.50, $8.00 and $8.50 $C OC Where Every Performer quality v.OJ is a Star and Every Number A Selection of Your Own. Y

Man! ! ' That describes entertainment of anJEdison ; Mr Your Shirt Chance the Phonograph. Yon ueed not dress for it, arrange The famous "Manhattan" and other your time for it or pay admission to it It takes Jagy, edison place in your home at your convenience, as often good makes included, V iCJya asyou like. Wf You listen that is the extent of your effort 1.50 Shirts Now You hear Manuel Romam sing just as you would $1.15 if he stood before you. You hear Maurice Levi's 2.00 and 2.50 Shirts Now $1.38 Band play under his spirited direction and for- get the medium by which his artistic efforts are brought to you. , Or you enjoy the talents of such clever enter- tainers as Ada Jones, Cal Stewart, Byron G. Regal Oxfords tor Men and Women Reduced Like This : Harlan, Billy Murray and Steve Potter. J Do you doubt this excellence in tbe Edison Phonograph? Then hear it. Come to our store; 5-- Oxfords that were 3.50 are' $ The 4.00 and Oxfords select the Record of a singer you have heard' and . now priced 2.75 are marked 53.50 in million homes. sons you know. This test has placed the Edison Phonograph a i which Edison affords Is mal Ask particularly to hear an Amberol Record. Mr Edison s latest est pleasures the Phonograph to entertainment; a record that pre- at home. This can be done only with the Edison. contribution Phonographic Edison Goods, records In serves the sweet, clear tones of the Standand Edison Records, yet Weearrv a complete stock of Including French" Bohemian, Hungarian an4a dozen other plavs or sings twice as long and costs but a trifle more. v It alian, German, are cold at the same priees everywhere In Languages. . Pre - Vacation Edison Phonographs to suit Let us send our out- into a the United States, $12.50 to $125.00. Amberol Records, 50c: Regular Terms, cash or easy payments you. Slip pair - y on free trial. shoppers will Edison Records, 35c; Grand Opera Records, 75c. One of the great- fit to your home of "Regal" Ox- ap- this real fords and enjoy preciate real comfort. saving. 813-81- 5 Chapel Street, Cor. Main St. & Fairfield Ave. I NEW HAVEN. BRIDGEPORT. The Century Company, Sales Agents, J 857 MAIN SREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Y. M. C. A. BLDG. Have Added A Complete Line Marshall Director No. 29976, 2.10. of Will Stand for Service, $ 1 5, The Newtown time of service- - He is a handsome black horse, 15.2 hands high 23, 1909. $5 at -- Newtown, Friday, July He is the best trotting bred horse in this part of the country Sire Tinware. is brother to i by Director 2.17, Dam by Mary Marshall. He own Nathan Straus, record 2.03 1-- 2. Call and look the stock over H0MENEWS. ClOUd Black lstaUlon- - we)ehs 1250. Sure Fcal Getting Service, $10.00 Columbia. Flying OBITUARY. All Mail Promptly attended to. STOVES STORED Plumtrees District, Bethel, Conn. for the J. Merwin Hubbell. SIDNEY TRUE, season. - J. Merwin Hubbell, who suffered Graph- a shock, last week, passed .away at IF YOU NEED the home of his daughter, Mrs Paul i Heating Morrow, at Bofsford, on Wednesday, of the following material it will be to our mutual July 7, aged 50 years and four ophorves. Any months. The funeral was held from will me the opportunity to quote prices. My stock Plumbing benefit if you give' his daughter's home on Friday after- SHOE is complete and prompt delivery assured. Tinning noon at 2.30, Rev Alexander Steele Also the Indestruct- - . chinrrioc is binds in stockl. Sasfc. Doors. Rl inds. officiating. The "burial was in the Window Frames,t:k,ilouldings, flautles. Tile Facings and Hearth Tile, Building cemetery at Upper Stepney. Mr ible records, For Men D.n. Dpv.FHntirnte. Amatite. Genasco and Elastikote Roofings, Prick, Hubbell is survived by his wife, Wall Sew- z Lime, Hair, Portland Cement, adamant Plaster, Sackett s Board, A. E. Brinton, three daughters, Mrs Charles Meyer-hol- both International & Eddy Plow Co. Line, Pitts-burg- h of Mrs Paul Mor- er Pipe, Farm Implements, Shop In Rear of E. H. Beers & Co.'s S tore. Bridgeport, Farm Fence, Poultry Netting, Weber Farm Wagons, Paints andOils, row and Mrs Fred Schwartz of Bots-an- d 35c EACH. and Women Hardware and Barbed Wire. Newtown. of (try our Red Barn Paint; Builders ; Perry Hubbell Stepney and two sisters, Mrs E. Elaswood of This mark identifies the highest Connection. E. C. PLATT, The Lumber Man, Telephone Bridgeport and Mrs M. Burns of 7pe of men's and women's shoes New London. Mr and Mrs Paul iold at $3.50. And though leather Hawleyville, Conn. Mcrrow, Mr and Mrs Charles i ind labor are now more Schwartz and Mrs Hubbell and fam costly, we A naintain the standard UTO MOBILES, ily wish through the columns of The Rupf, high which has Henry ,nade Zenith Shoes famous and Bee to thank all the friends and and $100 Up. neighbors for their kindness during Main St.. Newtown. which our label guarantees. of the last sickness and at the time Zenith Shoes lor men ana women MIGNON NO. 14001. Here is your opportunity the funeral of their father and toget made of the finest oualitv a second hand Automo- husband. mmmm ire mater Horses. high grade imiiimium ials shoe Thoroughbred Percheion Stallion, Producer of Farmers' bile $100 or more. We have a by expert makers, and have for ' assortment of Runabouts James Angevine, a former resi- uore hand-wor- k in them than any large dent of who has been First Prize Winner in Class at Danbury Fair. and Botsford, Dther $3.50 shoes. They come in Touring Cars, all guaranteed some time with friends in ANIGHT spending RIDER'S BAH). :he latest styles, in all and If want Good Colts, breed to Good Sires. in the best of condition. Wrfte Passaic, N. J., Is visiting at Perry leathers, you n sizes which insure " for particulars. Hubbell s in Stepney. a fit for Terms $15, $5 Cash, The worst night riders are calo foot." croton oil or aloes rvery Mrs Lucinda Cook and son, Harry, mel, pills. They raid bed to rob rest. Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a from New -- York City have been your you of Not The DAVIS FARM, The E. H. Towle so with Dr New " At Company, spending a few days at the home of King's Life Pills. .pedal high grade. 25 West Main never excia-iive- & CONN. St, Witerbury, Conn. Charles Canneld. They or inconvenience We control Zenith Shoes ly H. S. DAVIS SON, Props. BETHEL,' but iwr.,s always cleanse the system, cur and sell them in our new and ing colds, headache, Work is on the new constipation, base-ne- nt progressing - :nlargeJ shoe section :n our at L. C. Sr. malaria. 25c- at R. H. Beers building Gilbert's, & salesroom." C. H. Bassett, Thomas Wells is doing the mason Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & ADRIANCE work. When all is completed It will Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Beth At CH. Gay's Old stand. be added to the el; L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Os improvements origi B. ! L. Goldenburg, nal building. borne, Easton; W. Hawley, Sher Mowers man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; IS Ladies' and Peck shot a red fox, one Connery Bros, Georgetown; R. F. incorWratedV sell and there Tracy West S. - ifr s ' (They are what we Gentlemen's Tailor. last week, which he discovered Smith, Cornwall; J. Black- day man. G. is nothing better or half so good. among his fowls. Hawleyville; W. Hurlburt & Oatfittera to Men. Women ud ChUtiea Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Hay rakes, steel and wood, in fact Cleaning, .Repairing and Carriage '" Roxbury Northwest Comer Misses Elsie and Mabel Gilbert Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; we have everything that goes with Pressing. W. N. New fain Street and Fairfield have been spending a few days Nolle, Milforrt; E. H. Avenue. haying. Suits Made to Order. with friends in South Norwalk. ' Bardsley, New Preston; Wetterau Painting 4 Williams, Washington Depot; Har- L. C. MORRIS, ; A 'SPECIALTY. Fred Blackman has moved his ry Brown. Southbury; C P. Williams P. Gannon's Building, into a of the house with South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- g Carriage and Wagon BeDitrinff. Blacksmith family part W. N. Pen- - The S Church Newtown, Ct. E. F. Sears in Huntingtown ren; Hnrd, Long Hill: Orocer, St., lon.Horseshoeing. field ft Craig, Stepney Depot. NEWTOWN, CONN. Telephone 46-- 1 THE NEWTOWN" BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 16 i 900. 8 The Newtown Bee. 23, 1009. Newtown, Friday, July SMITH-MURRA- Y HOW THE CO. Health, Safety, IP YOU ONLY KNEW Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which4 , HOME NEWS. Is Best Secured By Means or Will M. OBITUARY. This Store Close Daily at 5 P. Except Saturdays. would build you up, IncrM your Weight, waak ARTESIAN WELfcS! Miss Matilda Meyers. strengthen your throat and lungs and put you in MIhs Matilda Meyers, an efllclont condition for nest winter, you and highly esteemed nurse,, dlec vruld Ugin Ukinf it now. suddenly on Saturday at the home Ttkt It la t llttl sold Bilk or w.tor MIbs of Ann Nichols In Cold Spring, 80c and $1.00. All Druttbt aged 60 years and six months. Two T Silk Dept. sinters and two brothers survive her, Mrs J. B. Kaln of Passaic. N. J . Mrs Joslah Tllson, Georw Meyers of New 27-in- ch BlackfJaoanese Silk suitable for Summer Waists naven ana or lienry Meyers Fassalc, Branchville. or Dresses-f- ast worth JOc. 39c N. J. The funeral was largely at- black, Special a yard. tended on Monday afternoon. Rev 0. 24-inc- one of the season's most ITEMS OF INTEREST. Pongee, natural color, O. Wright olllclatlng. The pall wanted will and is washable. bearers were Joseph Dayton, Prank Theodore Mead spent last week fabrics, give satisfactory wear, Klrby. Frank Hulse and Julius Tll with his sister, Mrs J, E. Emmons, of Value 50c. 39c a son. Special yard. The burial was In the Berk- New York. "Seco" Silks in the wanted shades, plain or self colored shire cemetery. Master Lansing Bennett of Belle- ville, N. J., Is visiting; his grand figures and polka dots; will make pretty cool Waists or Dress- mother, Mrs William Bennett of es. 39c a HATTERTOWN. Laurel Hill. Special yard. Miss Ruth Stevens Is visiting; her Foulard Silks in a good assortment of patterns, newest aunt, Mrs Zabrlskle, of this place. Those furnish water In abundance, unfailing under most severe droupht Long and 75c a pure of SUMMERS setii Touch is colorings, 59c yard. years of experience have given me superior knowledge In the mechanical production THE FAMILY of Johnstown, Pa., these well Geology and actual test under all clrcuimtances have proved their Immense the guest of his grandfather, S. J. be derived from their use, v alue and the satisfaction to The annual'Summers re Benedict. Family The Union school a pumps, pine and slmllar'supylles. I furnish a satisfactory union ana picnic took place at the Sunday gave UaSOIine Engines, (Uait,v and at moderate price. home of Andrew J. Sum' picnic last Thursday which was I shall be pleased to call upon you and give particulars or write for desired pleasant mers, the Fourth, and was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. enjoyed Master Russell" of New White Goods. by about 40 relatives and friends of Graham Orange, Sipperley's Mills, the N. J.. Is vls'tlng his grandmother, family. Mrs William Allen. E. N. WESTPOKT, - CONN One lot of Striped, Checked and Figured White Goods, all good Sipperley, Mr Mrs of Mr Griemus received another ship- and NIram Perkins and a line to choose from. value 12 1 -- 2c and Mrs Hall and ment of goats, one day last week. patterns large Regular 15c, Danbury Stephen a iiltle daughter of Bridgeport have yard been of Pet- - lech Persian Lawn, sheer worth from 20c to 35c A More Of Those recent gnps's Thomas Weston. 45 pretty quality, We Have Few kins and family. a yard, 1 5c, 19c, 25c a yard. Frsdeiick Booth of Hartford has MISS BEERSMR DAVIS. White Nainsook, one of the best fabrics for Underwear, Children s ten several with his fwndirig 'lays Miss l-- and E. B. Booth. Ethel Beers, daughter of Ly Dresses, etc., regular value 15 to 25c a yard 12 15c, 19c Oil uncle, man Stoves, Mr and Mr? Arthur Lovejoy of Beers, and Loren Davis, both of a vard. tnis were married on Ntwalk and Brrsford. Feet of Sey- - place, Monday White Madras striped, an excellent material for Women's Waists or and s. by Rev Dighton Moses at tne Congre- Refrigerators vmrr have visited at B. H. Peet Men's Shirts, worth a yard 12 l-- 15c and 25c Miss Lu. v Weeks i.f Middletown gational parsonage. They have be- Negligee 19c in a Ice Cream Freezers is spending the summer at Edgar gun housekeeping the former resi- yard. 'on hro.i's. dence of W. P. Rowland. Brown Linen, natural color, suitable for Skirts and Suits, worth 25c Mr and Mrs Ernest and to and a Northrop Mrs 37 a yard. 19 25c yard. Which We Are Closing Out dau of Panburv are a George Drew has returned ex- (rnter enjoying from White Crochet bedspreads, a large assortment of good patterns, At Prices. week's vacation with Mr Northrop's New York, accompanied by Bargain her Mrs who act of Marseilles worth $1 to 1 50 each. $1 and pa'ents. Mr and Mrs Eugene North- aunt, Hager, will spend copy Spreads, 75c, blue outside and white Inside with "sure on" covers the summer town. Our new stock of preserving kettles, rop. in $1.25 each. are among the desirable goods we are offering. Price ttut., 50c: Mit., 60c; 10 it., 75c. This Is Miss Irene and Mr and Mrs less Our assortment of goods w as never better Miss Elizabeth Miller was the Perry Bureau Scarfs, special at 25c. 39c and 50c each. one third than the regular price. regular Frederick Beers, who last tti&n now guest of friends in Derby, Saturday. left, week, (Main Floor, Rear.) must be'cleaned and In order before fall? Don't It for a Western are now How about tb8t heater that put put O. El. Morgan has purchased a trip; enjoyiiii; off until the lastjmlnute. Have it done in July or not later than August. Then you will be a visit with friends in cool comes and If Intend to in a new heater this new horse. Wessington ready when the first night you put year get South Dakota. ex at It now for it takes a' little time to decide just what to have, then a short wait for the Harry Morgan has been spending Springs, They heater and a little mopj time to Install It. Don't wait until the rush begins and then be- two wneks at the Eastern End of pect to be absent about two months. cause you can't get the plumber think you are neglected or that you are not treated right. Frederic Harris of South Norwalk are more or less human and can do a certalniamount of work each Island. I Even plumbers only day. Long town. SCREEN DOORS. Just drop us a card and let us talk thelheater business over with you and then you will spent Sunday in know what to do. Phone or write A. C. Bradley has been appointed CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER administrator on the estate nf his Clearance Sale of Screen Doors. All sizes complete with GOODS. brother, the late Edward Bradley. hinges, Walter Robertson and Miss Flor knobj etc. Value 1.25. Special 98c each. E. J. HALL'S, Fine, dependable suits and fur- ence Robertson of Bayone, N. J., nishings for men and boys at worth have spent a few days in town. Sandy Hook, Conn. while savings. A event, Mr Schoonmaker of New York that many of the economically in- has been a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull. clined have been waiting for things SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. that the summer pleasure seeker and Miss Verna Gregory of Norwalk THE vacationist desires, at far below has spent a few days with her grand former prices. Fashionable sum- mother, Mrs Ebenezer Fitch. Bridgeport,IConn. mer suits for men and boys have Mr and Mrs Stepnen Staines are Mr Mrs been greatly price-lessene- d, as you entertaining and Wilson, of will note from aur advertisement in Yonkers, N. Y. Mail Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. these columns. Another very im- Mr and Mrs Horace Hurlb.irt portant feature of this Clearance were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Sale is the fact that Regal Oxford irbrcse Hurlburt in Westport. Mrs have been lowered in price am? Charles Lyon has returned Southburv. tertaining her daughter from Win-ste- d. emphatically lowered. Now is your from a visit with her brother, Clin chance to step into a new pair, and ton Patchen, of Saugatuck. Mrs Curtiss W. Thrall from Sey- realize what shoe comfort means. Mrs D. Morris Andrews and little mour is visiting her sister, Mrs Ira. These are the only shoes made in Miss Lois have returned from a THE STREET AND VICINITY. Hawkins. quarter sizes, consequently, there's three weeks visit with relatives in Walter Aston and Charles J. Hin- a fit for every foot. The wanted lasts Greenfield. man from Brooklyn were home over and leathers for men and women. Mr Mattier of New York spent Mr and Mrs Griswold have moved Mrs M. E. Olmstead's Sunday. In our section, the offer- over Sunday with his family here. into one of Mr Goldsmith and from The Church Pneumatic Water Furnishing tenement bouses. family Systems ings in shirts will appeal to you Ebenezer Morehouse entertained Waterbury visited at Mr Donnelly's, the famous "Manhattan" on Sunday his cousins, Benjamin Mrs Beers, who has been visiting last week. without one forcibly A. has returned to her Are a success and your country residence is not complete and other reliable makes are selling Bulkley of Southport and Charles at N. Piatt's, Miss Wesa and aunt home Josephine Write for and full information. at reduced You'll find every- Bulkley of Fairfield. in jJanbury. visited in Catalogue prices. Mr is at the home of Seymour, recently. for summer comfort in trust- M. T. Donnelly, with his daugh- Pollard ill James Green from was Wells Drilled. thing Miss Ann Stiles. Waterbury Artesian worthy wears here. Straw hats, ters, Irene and Agnes, and sen, Rob home over Sunday. dress suit cases; ert, were at the Donnelly farm, last Miss Jennie Hinman and brother jelts, bathing suits, N. town vacation need. The home of week. from Brooklyn, Y., are in every summer. STEPHEN B. CHURCH, shoes and "Stein-Bloch- " for the "Regal" and from " Davis & Main St., Edward Hine family and Contractor for Complete Water Supply Outfits, clothing. Savard, Tashua. David so a sore Engineer of Fairfield avenue. Good New Haven have rented There's nothing good for lorner for the as Dr Thomas' Eclectrie Oil. and 66 Boston, Mass. at lessened for the sole Wheeler's tenement house throat Seymour, Conn., High St., goods prices ANNUAL SCHOOL PICNIC. summer. Cures in a few hours. Relieves purpose of lessening stock, and while it any Connection. Mrs Walter Warner has been en-- 1 in part. Telephone you have need for the goods. Christ church Sunday school will pain any hold their picnic in a grove near $100 REWARD, $100. Charles Coles' residence in Long Fill on 20. It is Professional Cards. Contented Glass be Tuesday, July expected Thousands ot Eye The readers of this paper will will be to con- to learn there is at least that teams provided pleased that of one dreaded disease that science has vey those who have no other way & Wearers been able to cure in all Its stages, and going. Nurses' Registry Home, Dr F. E. that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is Judson, Glasses. Come and let us help to the 1088 Fairfield Ave., Telephone 834, Bear testimony to our skill in the fitting and making of Eye the only positive cure now known DENTIST, ,7 We're not afraid of the difficult cases. The completeness of our equipment insures medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- Miss Mabel Nicnols, who has been Bridgeport, Conn., and and accurate fittings or your prescriptions. stitutional disease, requires a consti- John nurses of all Special 57 Center St., Bethel, Conn. tolyou thorough examination quick and of the visiting her uncle, Patterson, Supplies grades. Ask to have Lenzene applied to your glasses. It prevents fogging blurring tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Core returned to her home in Wilton, last attention given to the requirements of Georgetown office at H. J. Remsen's is taken internally, acting directly upon onnh rasa. Call receive prompt atten 9 lenses. of the week. residence, open Wednesdays from a. the blood and mucous surfaces tion In or out of town, day or night m.. to 2 p. m.; after 2 p. m., by system, ; thereby destroying the founda- Mr3 Plumb of Prescott, Can., is a Graduates in charge, Miss B. B. Bony tion of the disease, and giving the pa- of her sister, Mrs Amanda man, Miss M. & Morgan. tient strength by building up the con- guest Q. W. Fairchild & Inc., stitution and assisting nature in doing Wheeler. Sons., its work. The proprietors have so much C. E. Osborne, Jr.. faith In Its cura'Sve powers that they Ethel M. Peck, Jewelers, Opticians, offer One Hundred Dollars for any case STEPNEY.:CONN. Priced House in Connecticut for fine goods, that it fails to cure. Send for list of Newtown, Conn. The Lowest testimonials. .. .dress, Painting and Paper Hanging, O. Teacher of the Piano. "At the of the Chim P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all work'guar" Established 1865. Sign Sold by all druggists. TSe. anteed. Pills for consti- Will go out of town when necessary. Estimates gladly furnished. 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Take Hall's Family Best of References. pation. ; DR.IS. E. ALLEN, Mr and Mrs George R. Wilson H. drove to Brookfield, Sunday, to carry Gardiner Walker, JHATTERTOWN. CONN. Mrs Wilson's mother to the ranist and Choirmaster of Trinity Chu P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney! Depot,!Conn carry Newtown. home of her daughter, Mrs Administer of Massage Treatment. o Speci- Teacher of Piano and Organ. alist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, Bridgeport heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. Medicine furnished for this ti'eatment. The children of Rev Alexander Terms reasonable.tiConsultation free. Business college Steele are ill with the whooping Mrs. cough. James Gordon, R S CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Alexander Noe, Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, C. a of mules, W. Johnson has pair Veterinary Dentist, bought of C. H. Hawes in Sherman Class Lessons, Ensemble. TEACHES THE REASONS AS CONNECTICUT P. O. Box 164, Ansonia.'Ct. Mr Mrs F. Hawley of NEWTOWN. OF and Edgar Mailorders'promptlyattended"to.t WELL AS THE DETAILS New Milford passed Sunday in town, OPEN A BOX ' BUSINESS. and attended service at Trinity BEECHER, on a number of HIGHLAND LINEN Writing Paper and W.J. church. They called you will be immediately Impressed with Dr Attorney-at-La- of old-ti- acquaintances. that indescribable something called style" Battam, which pervades it. Rooms 25 and 26 Sanford Bdlg, School Rooms .open, and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to It Is discernible in the beautiful fabric fin- Bridgeport DENTIST, Rev O. 0. Wright and Miss Abbje and 5 m. sessions from 9. 30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. institute ish, in the shape of the paper envelopes Office In Newtown open on Saturday' Bank Stbket. New Milford. p. Day Peck attended the library in fact, the very box itself bespi aks refine- from 8 a. m., to 3.30 p. m. at Danbury, Tuesday. ment and good taste. This is why the saleof HIGHLAND LINEN has excelled that of any other social corres-penen- Oscar & BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ezra J. Hall was in Danbury, paper on the market. h M. Pitzschler Son, -- J. Gale, 1)., ' Tuesday. Let your next list of purchases include a Barbers and Hairdressers, Court Building, Tel. 1335. box of Office in the David Beers Residence, Exchange Hewtown .Street NEWTOWN, SANDYHOOK. Office hours: 8 to 9 a. ra., 1 to 2 and 7 Office Linen Newtown Sandy-Hoo- Open Evenings. Highland to 8 p. m. shop open everyday. Roxburr. shop open every week day. Only first class work. POOL TABLE. PAINTER HILL AND VICINITY. Dress and Field Dr. Walter H. Kiernaw, MIfs Ella Tully Is visiting Miss STRAW HATS PHYSICIAN AND SURGkuW, General Repairing. Maud Leavenworth at her home in Sandv look. .Conn Office Hours: 8 to a. m., 1 to 2, and 1 Bicycles Guns, Revolvers. Etc. Terms Roxbury. For the Men and the to 8 m. is. , Cash. Mr and Mrs Bernard Higgins of Young Men, p. Telephone: 11 1 m and BOOTH Jill1 The good Torrington were the guests of S. R. misses and the masters. 1 IMS' satisfactory kind are Percy, Sunday. DENTAL PARLORS. Box 564. New Milford. Conn. Eadeattbe Mr and Mrs Frank Warrington of and reliable Booth's on . Rxpert dentistry, painless & MY Blackman Studio, Watertown were at H. L. R. H. Beers & Most modern and scientific appliances S. TAYLOR HUBBELL, Sunday. Co., used for ptinless operations. Dr E. Todd, ' 57 Are.. Newtown .Station. Fairfield Bridgeport. Miss Sarah Karrmann and two DR. C.B. BLACKMAN. VETERINARY 5UR0E0N, Headnuarters for Amateur Finishing and Conn. young lady friends from Woodbury Newtown, Surgeon Dentist Office in Postofflce New Conn. Supplies. visited at C. R. Hurd's on Saturday. Block, Hew Milford. Conn. Milford, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FMDAY.JULY 111, 1909.

asaasBBaa The Newtown Bee. ESTABLISHED 1840. Ill a Newtown, Friday, July 23, .1909. Waterbury'i Oldest, Largest and Mot Complete Outfitter! to Men Annual Sale of and Hoys. July TB8 CAMP THE StW AKD w High Class Tailoring, Rightly-Mad- e Clothing, Furnlihlngt' Hata IBB and Shoes. CAMP Till OLD. As Original Pom by William B. Tun BOOKS! r, of Soebtitar, K. 8., rthi ef Mn A. 0. TtPi Of WMblnrtPB. Those that formerly sold at $1.23 and $1.50, at

The following nom by the lata Wll-Hu- K, Tuiiiuil oi ItcK'liBHlur, N, H. wm 45c wridoii a uliiiri lima bufore it Is (linen Each. WALKOVER wnic-r-i mrniinuiau in mi auatli on We have a offer n jat list to this time, all the beet In fiction at a very B SMI 1HS Tho camp lire new and the camp fir One we know now and one that ! told One lilWU with . FREE, With 'Fhe Bishop' Emeralds." a fine nktur. of th-- mlrtli, with pleasure 0 In tun mm. r5J heroine, colore, by Will Q refe. One whure the nlftit was dreary and Good long; Paint Savee Money, What You Have Been One whore the hall wai filled to o'er- - Looking 'litWIIIK, b Mclean bros.. 0 One where the night wind wai chilly Tliat'sWhylSell Phone m and y 157. DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main 1 For : blowing. STATESMAN-1- 00 St. At the old one we had lfad eome hard per cent tuck and cork. Pure .Paint. IslEIsMsIl w o noi A tin plate and tin spoon, and old knife An Oxford That Will Fit hiiU fork, Snugly Around the And 1 with heart looking forward to the Ankle Without Chafine. rreaunKR ai nome, That aluHl to the many never would enme. Stone's 1 - a We thom in tlio trustworthy Walk-Ov- er make. The camp fire old around which tho 62 White Hiioimvt- shades of tan and in dull and shiny leathers. boya, St., DANBURY. Would Look dor h ant food and talk of the . i They would have when they reached i, th old oore ag.iln, And the aorpent KelielUon wa cap. J. B. & a tured and sluln. MULLINGS SON, And the land we all loved forever a ahoud he ij 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 to 96 South Main Street, The lund of tho brave and the hope of a me ine. 4? IT. Woolr nf WATERBURY. ' The camp tire old and the camp Are a new. Of the boya at the old, at the new very 4i i I a few. jmy iu Those with us tonight and those that 4, 17th aaaaaaaaaaai laaaaaaaa are not, In each patriot's heart win be never rort'ot For those that stood by the camp fire 4l tinit ) in u "U,1W And listened to stories of home, often 4? to.d. 42 And laid down their lives for country Fruit Tar nprnnncrratirin YALE SEAL PAINTS. 4fi oreen Mountain Silos. 0 Their name stands on Liberty's loftiest Week fa crag. Their bodies are mouldering now 'nenth Yale Seal Paint is made from the best and most lasting Ross Cutters and the sou. Blowers, At fc pigments. Combined with nnrfi linsporl nil nnrl t.nrnontino But their spirits have gone to a merci- Danbury's Greatest Dick's Blizzard ful God. 4? Store dryers. Blowers, One night by the picket's camp fire No matter what, vnnr naint.inc mow ha loma m.cmn11 where Bill 4? rib We.H be to see P on Seal will be McCormick Corn Harvesters, Wus talking of home, the meadows n glad yon, and our using Yale Paint, you convinced as to its T- anu nil. i demonstrator will be glad to see you rm high quality. Yale Seal Paint is made in - I i And how a fond mother had bid biro and show you how to preserve Corn r both paste and r mj on the Besns rairDanKs uasoune "God Speed" j f ear, Pears, and other liquid form, in white and 28 colors, write for color card and engines. As he went to tharfront In Old Glory s o Vegetables and Frultsof every kind iZ need : l with the Economy Jar, Be sure and rm price. What great pleasure he'd have when he mn come and bring your friends. It'll IV 1 be worth your while. Yoo'll find m Buckwheat, Grass Seeds, opei ea trie door. - Millets, And clasped in his arms his dear moth q nere everything needed m Freserv- jr. er once more. V ing Supplies, Jars, Kettles. Kubbers, 7 ITurnip Seeds. Caps. 1'ratline, Wax. Scale,etc. He left us at twelve, went out to his cost. The - $ Booth Law Varnish p- We have And stood by a swamp road ('twas Co., the goodg in stock. $ a own dv me coast) O Mail But a treacherous foe was in ambush NEW HAVEN, CONN. Orders wilj have immediate attention. $ close by, 0 Bill only went forth to perish and die. The Hard-- S We brought him in by the camp fire, Danbury now iow He was gasping for breath, his pulse verv slow. n ware Co., & As I folded my coat ia place under his 4s? J Farmers' & heart, 949-2-51 Main St. . Supply Roofing Co., "Tell mother," he whispeied, and poor J3iu was aeaa. Dakburt. 256 Middle St., Bridgeport. Next day the drum with, it's soft muf-flf- d sound Beat "Taps" as he laid m the cold a. a S. xs. swampy ground, And the flag that he loved was laid on OOOp his breast, While the moss-covere- d cypress marks where1 he vesta " Progressive In a far distant home there's a fond A FINE mother's- tearsi As she thinks of her bos, how in ah Farmers future years r an- - Up-to-D- SUMMER i With a heart filled with) sorrow, Keep ate on COOLERS, suion and pain, She will long for the' boy that will ne'er Express Stable Sheets, Lap Robes, coirac a win. Harness of And humbly st.e bows to-tii- will of her Every Description. God, Farm Yet .weeps: for her boy sleeping under Wagon the sod. W. W.Stevens & Co., The cairep fire old: and; the camp fire GIVEN AWAY! Machines. 16 new: , Whitest., Danbury, Conn. - How the- teles of the olcE, if you only We have endeavored to meet the great advance in farm- ua n ss uepairea. t) knew The half of the- trialSj struggles and is ing methods and we now believe that you'll find on our floors pmn. Tbis wagon very service- tive- the and most of That ware' born by boys in both able. Size 26x13, front and largest complete stock Modem Agricultural sunshine-- ' ana reuu. Implements in this section. We keep, a lime of And the' long weary dwcii as we rear axles iron, good strong large' repairs tramped day by day. Send for booklets and prices. - varnished'. At last with the- fos' a short, distance wheels, body the-PORC- away. Given for COMFORT H. for That night by the' caisp fire with looks , ; Do You Anticipate Purchasing A New solemn and stern 150 OZONE Trade Macks or 50 We- talked of the- monnow secrets to- Vudor Hammocks will outwear twj ordinary ham moek it's Trade Marks and are made learn: They extra strong where the most strain and wear comes oa Hammocks. Then we laid down to sleep, some 50 Cents.. Prices 1.90 to 6.50. thinking of home VEHICLE or HARNESS , Alas, where theitv footsteps never Sent by Express, charges- paid by re- Would roam.. ceiver. VUDOR. PORCH SHADES This Summer? Remember We carry the largest stock ol The camp fire liui-- vs, tTe oale morn Make Porch, Cool, Airy, Shady and Private. Widths: 4 feet. 6; fieet. 8 feet and 10 PLEASURE and BUSINESS VEHICLES and HARNESS your it is breaking,. Ozone Soap Works, feet Prices: $2,?5. $3.00, 4.00 and 5.50. Th boom of the cannons the earth is In.this section of New England. We can save you money over 365 Housatonlc Avenue, We-- spring from om blankets and farm Catalogue Houses, quality considered. Send for cuts and prices. into llnei V Bridgeport, , Conn. Away in the East the sun rises to NY Buckingham & Co., Inc., thine. Opp City Established 1842. The pickets; comfc straggling inte the Hall, F. A. HULL ranks, SON, 1 77 State Street, Ct. Wtile down by the meadow near it's Bridgeport, green, mossy banks steveason The skirmish:' rifles ring out their Paints Etaick. Hardware, Garden Supplies. sharp NEWS AS OUR SCRIBE Th" ramp fij;: is out and never will FINDS IT. A Complete line of Summer Goods at Reasonable Prices. burn The campers are beginning to Again for tbe boys that will never re- turn. come and locate along the river. There la now a camp at the Barlow 4i Forward the word, not one there would lag. place from ShelUn and three other All ready to die for their country and camps at Otter Rocks from Derby Go j$ flag. and Shelton. Smash, the' Prices As the. foe rushed toward us yelling his L. B. ire. Bradley spent a few days, Forth came the words, "halt, ready, last week, at Fisher's Island, where "Jack and Jill" went up the hill and Jack got ail aim, fire." he was the guest of Mr and Mrs R. And the volleys belched forth like the S. Hinman. smashed up in tumbling down. We are smashing strong heated breath Mr Mrs of V Prices on Of the harvester, reaping the harvest and James O'Brien of death, Sandy Hook spent last week with Ana before them the once proud and Mr and Mrs Walter ' Mr wild yelling foe Bradley. F. Passed away like the dew before sun- O'Brien assisted Mr Bradley with TRUNKS George' Scott, shine's warm glow, his hay 'while here. ... nd Liberty held her head proud and Miss Alice McManus, Mr and Mrs So now is the time to buy. It is bad for us but high Licensed Embalmer and Funeral 41 For the boys that were willing to dare John Ford, Charles McManus of Der- Director, good for you. Come and make your selection- - and to die. by and Mrs P. J. Dowling of "Bridge- Around the camp fire old as we stood port are guests, this week, of Mr WOODBURY, CONN. that night, and Mrs Frank P. Ford at the Dillon With voices low we talked of the fight, TELEPHONES: Distance 2, 87-- 2. - place. Long Local And spake of our comrades who per- Dillony.is Wooster-Atkinso-n isiifd that day, Miss Rose in South Brit The Co., That the Union should live and the old ain caring for the sick. flag should stay Mr and Mrs George Stowe spent Corner Broad and John Sts Conn. ? And ever an emblem of be The of the'Casket is the of 4l Bridgeport, liberty the Fourth in Bridgeport with price price the funeral, In the land of the brave and the home ' of the free. friends. with me. v . Mrs Warren The camp fire new and the camp fire Mr and Stowe were old. in Waterbury, last week Wednesday, One we know now and one that is told. on business. ; Caskets From And now at the new as we gather to- Mr and Mrs Edward Munson of $50 Up. night Let us think of the old, as by Its dim Waterbury spent the Fourth here as What Free with light the guests of Mr and Mrs Warren J. goe3 the above prices are the following: The boys thct are here and those neath Stowe at the bridge. ' Think Well the sod ' Hearse Gave all that they could to their coun- Mrs Emory Sears and sen, Ken- J...... $10.00 try ml od. neth, were guests over the Fourth Embalming 8.00 to $10.00 to , Burial Robe, Let the mind wander back the days at R. S. Hinman s. 5.00 to 10.00 . Before You of their youth, Outside Box, 5.00 Buy. When they were ready to die for the Candelabra, , old flag and truth. When about to paint, consider .....3.00 , Crepe, 2.00 old as low bew th , Let us tell you some that the other man To the camp fire let and ask for Yale Seal Six Pair Gloves, - thinking points .load, quality paint. 1.50 lias not: - are the best. Their to keep back the tears as we num- Shaving ...... 2.00 Our Engines merits create Try .' ber th3 dr.'l. A painter Is the test Judge of the Candles 3.00 the therefore good sellers. Monarch And remember our country, and that Chairs at 50c doz., 3doz 1.50 demand, Engines such boys as these quality of Paint, its covering capa- do all that we claim will do. Our motto: Fair treat- Forever ulmU ktep the old fh to the Lady Attendant, 5.00 they breci" city. A great fnany painters use Yale ment to Everyone. Come and let us demonstrate to you Seal paint Why? Because it is the V $53.00 gome of our best - , ChUdren's strong points. Cases, prices in proportion. No charge for removing remains from Waterbury Hospital. Unexcelled service and best of arfe Children ,Cry so grade furnishings There's nothing good for a sore guaranteed. Calls promptly answered night or day. E. S. Fairchild & FOR FLETCHER'S throat as Dr Thomas' Eclectrle OIL Son, Parlor and Show Room on Main Street, ( Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any Woodbury. Koute CONN. 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, C ASTO Rl A pain In any psrt THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1W.

alo, N. Y., where she was the fuest The Traveler's Guide. Newtown Bee. f MIh Dcretta (Jruhani, rwturrwl Muresco The home, lust Monday, Drugs Newtpwn, Friday, July 2, 1909. MORE foir THE OLD STOVE. l'UBMwiro Br Wall and Celling and From the Academician Kindly BERKSHIRE DIVISION. THE BEE PUBIISHINO COMPANY. Loaned The Bee By W. H. Prindle. decorations MM 1 PINKHAffl On I Lenve. 7.00, 4 ALLIHON my wuy to and from school, Bridgeport 9.60, a. rtu 33, best water on tlto P.NMITH, tUU, p. m.; 8.30 a. The very puint Groceries. I'KirtiDiKt Editor ptus an old move, wiilth 1 thluk timidity, m., tin p. m. Arrive, 7.37, 11.00, a. m., 4.6 1, 7.20 market. Will not rub or peel oil 4BTH0B J, SMITH, might be a great aiqulHltlon to any p. m.iHjmhiy, B.20 a. m., S.2S p. m. and coats bo HCHrrHV. IKIA80RIR, one wlHhlns; to collect rellm of lt. Trumbull North, 7.10, 10.00, a. m..4.43. many can applied Aim rlliHiMN Mawausk, 0.4S it stands upon a hard CURES p. in.; Sunday, 8.43 a. m., 7.6 p. without off the old coats. 117 m. 7.20, 10.48 a. taking BEN H. HMITH, Huhntunce callud rock. At South, m., 4.43, 7.10, Ethel ParsonsFinch Vin PRisipiiit AND iiHtiully p. m.i Humlny. 8.07 a, in., 8.18 p. m. dive It A Trial. Gnnikalaq . the nurture of the rock Is somewhat Lot jr Hill North, 7.18, 10.05, a. m., 4.48, Successor to uneven all of the fwt are not able tU4, p. m.i Humlny, 8,48 a. m., 8.03 p, m. South. 7.2U, 10.43, a. m., 4.38, 7.05, 11.23 Year. 75 Cents for Hlx Months. 60 to touch it at once. This gl"e It Added to the List due p. 8.02, a. 8.10 m. TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., fc Long m.; Sundiiy, in., p. ' Betts Betts, Cents fur Four Months. Four to nt a Copy. ne appearance of being Just ready 8t'pney North, 7.22, 10.10, a. m 4.63, The Brick Store to dunce a 1 It hue to This Famous 7.00, p. m.; Sunday, 8.64a. m., 8.12 p. Conn. polka. presume Remedy. m. South, 7.13, 10.38, a, m., 4.33, 7.00 Sandy Hook, no irtoa nt auch a died, Conn. 42. performing Camden, N.J. 'Itlswith p. m.; Sunday, 7.67, a. m., 8.03. p. m. Sandy Hook, Telephone 'or, cn account of it extreme age. pleasure Dolsford North, 7.32, 10.26, a, m., B2.40, Hours: 10 to 11 & I do not think would endeavor to that I add my testimonial to your 5 08, X5.62, 7.11, p. m.iSunday, 8.52, Sunday it Ion? lint 8.04. a. m., 6.48, 8.22 p. m. such fflftt of already hoping that It may Houth, 7.05, 1. Rates. tryiany igUlty. Induce 10.28. a. m.. 4.25. 6.62. d. m.: Sunday. Blackfmlthlng , and 12 to Advertising The r.v others to avail themselves of a. 7.54 m. Cairag m.; pipr some nilnchance taenia " 7.48, m., p. .U-.Js""-' this valuable medi Wagon Iw lniu lio (mo yeai to have from ita Newtown North, 7.40, 10.88, a. m b2 53, Repairing. 1.00 CO 8.00 6.00 strayed proper rink-ham- TELEPHONE It BCD J but la tnla cine.LydiaE. 's 0.19, xs.vv, i.ti, p. m.; eunaay, y.uu, SERVICE: I Inch 1.00 .00 1 00 6.00 10.00 place, where it compo- 0.12, a. m., 6.68, 8.30, p. in. South, jlnchea S.OO 4.00 . 00 I0.OD 18.00 sition sayeth not. In ita place a Vegetable 6.57, 7.69, 10.17, a. m., 4.17, 6.43,; Sun C. L. Local. suf. B 1 lO.ai. 8.60 6.00 I .00 16.00 25.00 tea-kett- Compound. rinv Iftf.ft m Al ni SMALLbY, Woodbury 8 inches venerable le stands with ns I IH IKn 8.00 6.00 I iOO 18.00 80.00 fered from terrible 7.60i 'lo!48, a. Ct. S. N. E. T. Co., 76 , Inches much as Hawleyvilla North, m., SUpity Dpt, column 4.00 8.00 11.00 24.00 40.00 Audacity though it really A in bj.uu, d.2s, xn.vs, f.iiu. p. m.: eunaay, tea-kett- headaches, pain EBIABLIBniD 1889. column 6.00 10.00 10.00 28.00 48.00 belonged there. That le is 9.08, 9.22, a. m 7 04, 8.38, p. m. r,- - ( DACit ana South, column (.00 18.00 24.00 88.00 60.00 with its little turned my right 6.49, 7.60, 10.08. a. m., 4.09. 6.33, p. m., Practical floraeihoer. 8.00 16.00 82.00 48.00 80.00 saucy spout side, was tired and and Embalusera. M column up so The I am " Sunday, 7.31,9.62,a.m., 7.86, 7.46, p. m. Wagon and Oarrl&ga Undertaken I column 10 00 20.00 "IW 60.00 100.00 cunningly. ltd, , 1 nervous, and so Brooktield Junction North, 6.17, 8.03, ftndP&lnUoin Uo Blaclumithln In grieved to say. is lost. The kettle weak I could 10.68, 11.03, a. m., B3.14. C.40, .45, all lu braoche. Flrat claim workmanship Is placed over the opening left for hardly 7.39, p. m.; Sunday, 9.30, 10.58, a. m., and price alwart reaaonable. stand. Lydia E. 9.08, p. m. South, 6.40, 9.68, a. m., guaranteed 10c line. the in such a manner one Teleptone Oonnectloni Bridgeport Dlrlaloa Reading notices, brevier type, a pipe that V Plnkham'iVegeta. 4.00,' 6.26, p. m.; Sunday, 7.02, a, m., ads. a word week. of the is left on the outside m. Prindle & Hofris Small nonpareil lc per legs and ble Compound re- .zo, p. the of BrookAeld North. 8.22, 8.08, 11.08.. 5.60, other two are inside the open- . stored me to health We belong to the ' I 1.11., eunuuy, f ao, a. m. v.ia, p. m. W.H.PKINDLB L.OMOEBI8 ing. presume it would not fit or me J like new 6.36. 7.07. 9.41, 6.00. I that never and made feel a person, South, a. m., 6.05, Circulation else there was little taken n. m flunriflv A K7 a m n fid r m NOTICE ?arty mud and very pains and it shall always have my praise.' and. That U the Funeral Directors In the kettle on. When Lanesvllle & Still River North, 6.29, 600 putting it --Mrs. P. 802 Lincoln kind of ihoea we on borne. Large January 1, 1882, Valentine, 8.15, 11.15, a. m., 5.67, 7.62, p. m.! Sun put your and Embalmer , bolls I suppose we can all take tea. a. m toe If of vboea and all weight at my old stand Avenue, Camden, N. J. day, 9.42, 9.20, p. m. South, 6.25, i I should think from the bright Me. was a (Treat suf. 7 00, 9.34, a. tn 4.60, 5.54, p. no.; Sun Last week, 4350 Gardiner. "I llnv. fi.fifl. n. m.. 7 n m B M. TUTTLE, Newtown, Cocn. vermllllon hue of the stove that It ferer from a female disease. The doc never had an introdustion to black- New Milford North, 8.22, 11.13, 11.22. n. SO0THBUEY, CONN. tor said I would have to go to the m., b3.29, 6.55, 6.05, p. ra.; Sunday. ing, or even if it had was so 9.49, a. m. Shop closed every Saturday noon. ' it long hospital for an operation, but Juydia E. 11.13, South, 6.20, 6.55, Telephone Call I since that It had entirely forgotten Pinkham's com- 9.29, 9.43, a. m., 3.39, 4.37, 5.39, 6.10. p. Vegetable Compound m.; 6.45. a. ra., 6.57, 7.10, 8.01, HOME NEWS. it. O, ye stoves with your mirror me Sunday, 48-- 70. pletely cured in three months." p. m. W. H. Prindle L. 0. Morris. like T,umbuU-conn- . faces, who as yet bid defiance to Mrs. S. A. Williams, E. P. D. Ho. 14, JohnT. Porter, the corroding touch of time! Can Dox 39, Gardiner Me. boast of done much Expert Horaeihoer A TRIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC ye having half as Because your case is a difficult one, and Geaeral Blacksmith. good as this old box stove which doctors having dona you no. good, HAWLEY.WILMOT& may have been an heirloom for cen do not continue to suffer without All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing Interesting Letter from H. C. Harris. turies? I have a rever Pinkham's done. Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. particular giving Lydia E. Vegetable to 6 p.m. Strict attention paid to business. REYNOLDS, ence for this aged stove, and why Compound a trial. It surely has cured NEW HAVEN AND BOTSFORD. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash On board R. M. S. "Adriatic." should I not. Ah, well do I remem. cases of female such as in- UNDERTAKERS, IMS. many ills, 168 State St.. Bridgeport. Oosn. Wednesday ber when puzzling at "Those seeds flammation, ulceration, New Haven North, 9.32, a. m., S2.0O, Mr Smith, Editor of The Newtown Boe, displacements, 4.15, X5.10, m.; 8.05, a. m., Dear I a line or of Science, called A, B, C, In tne fibroid p. Sunday, Sir: At your request write tumors, irregularities, periodic 6.00, p. m. South, 8.55, 11.10., a. in., two before landing. I think It would be cold we bearing-dow- n Ave just winter, what blazing fires pains, backache, that 7.40.; Sunday, 10.60, a. m., 8.50, p. m. No anOROB B. Hawlkt, Vine St. Near Park Impossible to have a more delightful trip. a. better place H. Wii.mot. 885 Clinton Ave. used to build m it to keep ourselves feeling, Indigestion, dizziness, and ner- Shelton North, 9.56, m., B2.23, 4.37, Edward We are enjoying every minute of the time. m.; 8.28, a. m., B. 299 West Ave. crowd see from Then we used to vous costs but a trifle x5.30, p. Sunday, 6.24, To Carri- Tohn Kynoi,d. There was quite a large to the freezing. prostration. It p. m. 8.29, 10.47, a. m., 7.15, get your Horseshoe'ng. off whom I Mr and South, p. and and General Black-smithi- Telephone JI steamer rnnorig recognized close around it, to try it, and the result is worth mil. m.; 10.28, a. m., 8.27, p. m. age Wagon Repairing Mrs C. P. Bent The first note of interest gather pursuing Sunday, than at my shop. My Motto: Bust ley. mischief and with lions to women. Stevenson North, 10.08, a. m., 82.34, was the appearance of the "Campania" of the study great many suffering work at moderate prices. Shop closed every an hour as a idea entered 4.49, X5.40, p. m.; Sunday, 8.41, a. m., 13 o'clock noon. Terms Cunard Line which started half assiduity bright 6.37, 8,17, a. Saturday at strictly Adriatic. little it p.m. South, 10.37, m., cash. later than the Little by the mind of that venerable object. 7.03, p. m.; Sunday, 10.18, a. m., 8.1a would gain on us until both steamers were on a When, lo! the bottom parted and nla"e which still remains. The first p. m. D. eiiual terms. Excitement ran high for time, Monroe 10.13, a. m., s2.40, 4.54, stepney.conn J. Kimball, was noticeaule that the with a terrible crash all North, Henry Pettit, until it "Campania deposited flouring mill that was erected in xs.46, p. m.; Sunday, 8.46, a. m., 6.42 the contents of the stove upon the this district, was superintended by a p. m. South, 8.12,, 10.32. a. m., 6.56, floor beneath it. woman whose name was Elsie p. m.; Sunday, 10.13, a. m., 8.09, p. m. Undertaker Methinks I live o'er that scene Botsford North, 10.21, a. m., s2.46, 5.08, Henrys. The district of Land's End X5.52, p. m.; Sunday, 8.52, a. m., 6.48, and again. Consternation is for a mo- contains about 40 dwelling houses, p. m. South, 8.07, 10.27, a. m 6.51, p. When You Need Embalmer, some m.: 10.0S, a m. ment depicted on every face, one store, one satinett factory, one Sunday, m., 8.04, p. and the comb-sho- p, A Gasoline Engine, Hay Bake, Hay Tedder Main Street, Woodbury ejaculations uttered, glow- and three sawmiils. Mowing Machine, Plow, Harrow ,or In fact any ing embers lay scattered on the Esther A. Hawley. Farm Machinery, I can save you money. Gro- floor. The scene changes. Some ceries, Boots, Shoes and General Merchandise. laugh, some cry, some express a hope Ct. schoolhouse be OUTING AT MRS JOHN STILSON'S. S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Night Calls Promptly Answered that the old will LITCHFIELD BRANCH. burned, some run for snow to put 70-- 4. A of Mrs John Stilson's Local Tel. out the Are (for in those days we party Danbury North, 11.00 a. m., s3.29, x6.05, L. Dist.33-- 4. were upon the neighbors friends gathered at her home on 6.28, p. m.; Sunday, 9.00 a. m. South, dependent a. 6.08 for. water.) In the course of a few Saturday, July 3, consisting of Mr 7.58, 10.00., m., p. m.; Sunday, You Need and Mrs John A. Nash, Misses Julia 7.21 p. m. When days the bid stove was menued and Hawleyville North, 11.12 a. m., s3 43. in its as good as A., Mary and Helen Nash, Eugene x6.17, 6.40, p m.;Sunday, 9.23 a. m., come and let us tell you about that place again, "just Flour, B. & new." is a time since this Nash, Miss Eva DeForest, M. Wag- South, 7.47, 9.48, a. ra., 5.55 p. in ; Sun- "76." It will please you and the price is right. Floyd Bouton Son, It long, 7.10 p. m. ner, Frank C. and Harry A. Rose, day, That Is all. Funeral Directors event occured, but, Shepaug North, 11.26 a. m., s3.57, 6.58, "Such scenes and such days. all of Shelton, M. McMahon, J. Car- p. m.; Sunday, 9.34 a. m. South, 9.33 and Embalmers, and roll of Waterbury. Mrs Stilson en- a. ni.,5.42 p. m.; Sunday, 6.58 p. m. The Farmers' Feed Store, Though past afar, Falls North. 11.34 a. m s4.05, GEORGETOWN. CONN. tertained with her usual hospitality, Roxbury -.- ' Will live in the blaze 7.04, p. m.;Sunday, 9.42. South, 9.25 a. 1 C. F. BRINSMADE, Prop.. of a clambake with all the fix- ' Calls 'attended day or night regardless Of star." serving m., 6.35, p. m.; 6.50 p. m. iTrumbull, Conn. bright Memory's Sunday, distance. Lady Embalmer in attendance. The old schoolhouse has been for- ings that go with a celebration of Roxbury North, 11.43 a. m., s4.13, x0.45, Telephone No. 1469-- 4. Bridgeport Division. TeU56-- 8 Kidgefleld Division. festivities were 7.12.; Sunday, 9.50 a. m. South, 7.22, saken and the old stove, after pass- the Fourth. The a. 5.26 6.41 for Monuments. the last on 9.16, m., p. m.;Sunday, p.m. Agents ing through many changes, has kept up until train July Washington North, 12.00 m., S4.30, It 7, when they regretfully parted x7.02, 7.29, p. m. Sunday, 10.07 a. m. reached its present position. Sun-Ma- y. first 1910. South, 7.07, 8.58, m 5.0S p. in.; Summer We have secured the agency for several makes me feel sad to see.it promising to return in 6.?3 Spring Styles makes of Pianos. If you are thinking of HENRY C. HARRIS. really p in. AT class stand without any New Preston North, 12.04 m., s4.34, buying one drop us a postal and let us call. there protection for its venerable form. But such Miss Elizabeth Shepard and Mr x7.06, 7.33, p. m.; Sunday, 10.11 a. m. 7.04, 8.54. a. m., 5.01 p. m.; Sun- Shoe was Here is where the feel- and Mrs Cornelius Corson of New South, Corbett's Store, steadily gaining. are the ways of the world. Ever day, 6.19 p.m. ing of the true American manifested itself. York are Rest on HOOK. OT. ready to turn off its most faithful at Shepard Shep- SANDY Thev couldn't bear to be left behind. One season. s. Saturdays only. Wm. J. Beehler, man remarked he was sorry he wasn't on the servants to take care of themselves, ard Hill for the summer We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Campania. The first two out the when are no able to x Daily except Saturday nnC. Sunday. Misses Director and das they longer Ties for Ladles, Men, Boys and in all Funeral weather was verv clear: then, for two da.vsl we Jane Mr and Mrs A. A. Banks of Chi- the latest and lasts. It you are Inter- Embalmer. encountered weather. we had serve their interests. Mary styles misty Sunday 111., have been sever- ested call and get prices. showers occasionally. At half past 10 we had ,uerman. cago, spending Lady Assistant always in attendance. divine service conducted by the assistant al days in town, the guests of Mrs one was the Telephone Connection, Brookfleld. Conn. purser, nearly every present, Frances Schermerhorn. Church of England service being used. The LAND'S END. Manufacture passengers are veiy affable which helps to Matinee Excursions. I. F. of make the trip all the more enjoyable. There You need a refreshinar beverage Lewis, W. TROY, JR.. was little seasickness on board. The "Adri- The district of Land's End is situ- to keep you cool this torrid weather. E. atic" is a very steady boat. I heard one lady Robes and Tboy'b Bldg., Sasdy Hook. remark she had crossed seven times but never ated in the northern part of New- Williams Root Beer is best. 2c a Harness, Blankets, Furaiture 1 New Liia of tka Lateat had she been tossed about so little. It seemed town. It is one and a quarter miles quart. Stmr. Park City, ' strange and very unusual I'm told that for in and about the same in Capt. C. E. Tooker. Stable Goods, Garis. three days we never saw a vessel although we tengft la all ita Braeha. did an answer from one the breadth. At what time it was FOR THE CHILDREN. BRIDGEPORT. Uiiartakiai get during foggy JOHN ST., , 848-- was to see the as tne Telephone-Tro- v's Hotel. No. 1. weather. I glad tog lift settled is not exactly known, but it Children's shoes are not one fog whistle was the only unpleasant feature is 250 of the would sound minute lad- supposed about years ago, by whit behind the shoes of their .elders trip. It every came ing eight seconds each time. One of the sea- one Benjamin Hawley, who in attractive combination of leathers I Can Sell Your Farm W. A. HONAN, men told me the whistle could be heard from Wales in company with two of and color and general style. Mol- - eight miles away. I'm told that we shall land at aiter-noo- n his brothers. They stopped are No Matter Where It Is or What It Is at Southampton so 0 clock inursaay lan's showing all the novelties Worth. Funeral Director & Embalmer, that would be Do'elock. There is a dif Stratford and from thence he start- in summer footwear for children, in ference of 5 hours between New York and ed on horse back and alone on an the best leathers Send state lowest cash wearing, prettiest full description, prie Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. London. I expect during my stay in London After travel-in- ? and learn my wonderfully successful plan. I shall see sonething interesting to write exploiing expedition. and in white and colored canvas. about so wspect to hear from me again. a day or, two he came to a place To Port Jefferson, N. Y., H. C. Harris. Here STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, Yourstruly, now called Botsford's Swamp. his horse became mired and he be Br'dgeport, Conn EVERY WEEK DAY: . 83 ReilleyStreet, G. H.Scott, Mrs Frank T. Botsford of San Diego. Cal., wildered. He wandered around Is spending a few weeks here, the guest of ani'.e hoping he should fird his Leave Bridgeport. 1.30 P. M. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs William Botsford. Port 4.30 P. M. way through, but the farther he Keturning leave Jefferson was. Arriving in Bridgeport about 6 o'clock. Conn. j went, the more bewildered he LEONARD'S INSURANCE Woodbury, Mr Duncombeof New Rochelle and Miss MASURYS ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 50c 01 were and he he could not be far 12 LADY' ASSISTANT. Julia B. Uuncomoe Bridgeport guests thought Children under .veal's of age. 25c on Sunday of Mrs George K. Duncombe. from ocean. A AGENCY, 87 2. the trip across the Sound where cool breezes Local Telephone he saw not blow. attended to. But to his great joy Night Calls promptly Mr and Mrs Curtis Peck Morris are rejoic far a that PAINTS ACCIDENT. in birth of a son, evening. distant place appeared HOUSE 1909 Time 1909 FIKE, ing the Sunday To he di- Summer Table July 11. Mr and Mrs Levi C. Morris of this like an' opening. ;his town are the grandparents and are receiving rected his course and was sorn on a WILL RUN DAILY, except Sunday, Old first ARE PURE LINSEED OIL POINTS Companies, congratulations on the advent of their beautiful plain where he encamper1 Leave Port Jefferson 8.30 a. m. and 4,30 p. m. grandchild. Leave 1.30 and fi.30 m. Lowest Rates. Restaurant for the night. The next morning he Bridgeport p. arose and took a view of the coun- Single Fare 75c for Ladies and Gentlemen at Miss Hazel Hazen Smith is passing a few necessity insisting upon Masury's Round Trip Ticket. $1.00 42 North Main St.. him so THE days in Palestine, the isuest of Mr and Mrs try," which pleased well, that Paints is based upon the guaran- Good Any Time During the Season. FRED KLEIN, BKTHEL. CONN Charles E. Beers, he concluded to settle here. On go- tee that they are PURE LINSEED OIL Lunch, Automobile Transportation given caieful Dairy ing back to Stratford, the people PAHTS. The house of John W. Masury & near 11 West Main St.. attention. At Doran's Blacksmith Shop Depot. Reuben H. Smith of Waterburv was the around him, and Son has been in the manufacture of For further information Good Food, Home Cooking and a desire to Towdej eagerly engaged address Horse Shoeing, over of his Allison vliere he liid been, mixed and ready-to-us- e house for more please, has made our reputation. guest Sunday brother, quejHoned him, paints GEO. M. TOOKER; Agent, Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds P.Smith. expecting to hear nil re'ate some than half a century and during all that time Horse Crane Lunch Co. Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. and General Blacksmithing. clipping dreadful encounter with some of the its Liquid Colors have never failed to give done week at my shop Time-Tab- le to every day C.E. Crane. J.W.Stevens. which satisfaction. Its warrants unlim- subject change without George McArthur,' who has been quite savages, or wild beasts, with standing ill with is convalesc- the country then abounded. Pit he ited confidence in every claim of superiority seriously peritonitis, made. as Dr F. J. Gale attends him. had only his adventure in the swamp that has been or may be It costs Callender Bros., ing slowly. as it does to and to relate; he. told them he had been much to spread poor paint Stationery Dime to thH end of the land. From this spread Masury's, which has been fc Half Lunch Rooms, Mr and Mrs Martin Dunleavey de- GASOLINE Lot- circumstance it is said the. place Periodicals. and children of Derby and Mrs re- THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE 138 South (lain Ct York rived its name. He immediately St., Waterbury, tie Smith and friend of New SIXTY-FIV- E YEARS lines Our stock moved his to this place, and FOR ENGINES. In each of these of our Ocffee. were lsst week, of Mrs Cicero family We invite Try a cup excellent guests, descended num- Is Aery complete. inspection. Zoar. from him have the You can readily see the enormous advantage Piwtrv all hnmemiulA Beardsley in erous which still Now is just the time to purchase your Hawley's of having paints, the enduring qualities of Office News anecdote is outfit to fill silo and to Post Store, Mf and Mrs James Andrews of the place. An related, which are unquestioned. Manufactured engine your get which to show t'ne intelligence ready to pump for the dry season 11 Arcade, Bridgeport . Bridgeport were guests over the gees only by the house of BE AFRAID to call of Mr and Mrs Galvin and enterprise of this race of people. pv j Fourth ' John John W. & Son I L Cornell's Florist Store The person of whom I am about to Masury We handle them all the year around JOn " in Zoar. for anything you may speak, lived in the time when New York and Chicago and all kinds of machinery to go with 8 Curtis need In Cut Flowers or Fral Designs. were fash- power. Hotel, We make a Specialty of Floral De- Miss Nellie Yorkston of New thatched roofs for barns ionable. roof he Ar Local WOODBUET. signs and Wedding Decoration. Haven was a guest over the Fourth His barn being old, Agent: he would on a new one, Cornell's Florist of Mr and Mrs John Galvin in Zoar. thought put Under New' Management . Store, and to do this he must, of course, The , 91 White Street, Dane xrs. Conn. Mis3 Warner of Bennett's first take off tne old one, so, think- Attached, Where People Alice Livery Three Phones. several in Derby ing no harm, he set fire to it, when In to take the Trolley Cars Bridge spent days to his barn "New Driving last week, with friends. utter astonishment, his Way" can Leave Their Horses. was soon In flames and burned to the takes lead over all the other Patrick and of ground. the engines. Hayes family Grade Make and to op- D.G. BEERS & CO., were last week, The first schoolhouse in Land's High very easy Hook Market, Bridgeport guests, erate. Always in stock. Made by Mr S. Sandy of Mrs Nora O'ConnelL End was one moved from the district IAUGUE'3 OLD STAND NEWTOWN, CONN above called Whisconier. lu & Church of Seymour and Boston. will be 'found this, At the Sandy Hook Market Manufacturers of Weeks York 1791, these districts and the best the market afTords In Fresh and Salt Mrs M. W. of New united, the ' house of Whisconier was moved on Harry Rider, Meats. Canned Goods and Vegetables in their Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, fpnei her house In Dodgingtown season. It will be my aim to conduct 'First for the season, last week. the b undary line between Brook-fiel- d 612 Water St, Class Market. Buggy Tops, Cushions, and remained John J. Northrop, Agent, Newtown. This Bridgeport Conn. I ask for your patronage. Backs, Miss Elsie Ferris, who ha9 been ybout 20 years, when it was torn Newtown, Conn. - 1346-- And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and spending two weeks in Poughkeep- down, and a new one erected in its Telephone John H. Blackman. wagons' Send for Catalogu THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1003.

Leading Washington Business Houses. The Newtown Bea Newtown, Friday, July 23, 1909. Life a June Roxbury. THE TUTTLE GILLETTE WED- DING. A quiet but pretty home wedding Evening took place at the home of the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs B. F. Tuttle, on Wednesday, July 14, when their at high noon, daughter, i Bertha, was united In marriage to D. Benjamin Gillette, Only the im- Where Hot-Wat- er System Is used mediate families of the bride and Where You Get the Good Things In the remains and groom were present. Rev Walter D. atmosphere pure Humphrey performed the ceremony. the air is and The houHe was tastefully decorated balmy, evenly with ferns. The bride was attired FURNITURE In an embroidered batiste robe and mildly warmed but never over- sat- carried a shower bouquet of sweet And get them in an assortment possessing ample ran je to positively give to you a selection of and so economical too! peas. Miss Mary Paul Humphrey isfaction. There are many representative factories whom we represont exclusively factories heated, The was maid of honor. brHal party whose goods you see advertised in the magazines. Some may have struck your fancy and you entered the parlor to the strains wish to see them then make a to this store. , Possibly some of that famous 'OId Ili.kory" May w Furalih Ettlmate of the march played by Mrs trip wedding this time like for the home Humphrey. A wedding breakfast Furniture will just interest you at of the year nothing it country IDEAL Boilen md was served, after which Mr and Mrs where good taste avoids formality. Let us show you the rocker that Andrew Jackson liked so AMERICAN Radiator Gillette left for a short trip. After well and which was named in his honor. August 1 they will be at home at Falrvlew Farm. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and use ful gifts. HENRY ed, having had a delightful outing FOULOIS, A PROGRESSIVE DINNER. Ct. at Fisher s Island. Washington Depot, Once on a time a nice party I knew, Out of Business! Who brewed up a plan for a Jolly Going good day; New Preston. One on another, the wee party erew, A Great Assortment Entire Stock Must Go Carl-Bad- e Till they numbered eighteen as tney My of r, sped on their way. HOTELS AT LAKE W ARAM AUG I Helgh-ho- ! the good people! The old BUSY. As Will Washington Depot Market, folks DID say, The hotels about Lake Hammocks Ct. OLD Roxbury days were all passing Waramoug Leave Shelton 1. Washington Depot, seem to be all assuming their usual January and I bave'just received a new stock of imported away. summer appearance and each one is Carlson's Anchovies, Norway Fat Herring, Fruit Jars, Masons, qts, doz, 60c Listen! I'll tell you the that with to 4 Floor Oil Cloth, was 39c sale 30 Iceland Herrlng.Holland Herring, Stock Fish, plan filling guests preparatory ' yd, price Salt Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring, Large they formed, the banner month, August, for city pts, 55c Tea and Dinner Sets, $3.19 Refrigerators. Swedish Brown Beans. These fresh from din 1 City folk; the quests and amusements about Lake Perfection Jars, qts, doz, 00 Cooking Pots, Agateware, Cast Iron and the whirr. Warair.aug. pts, 90 Ware, Tin Ware, etc. Accustomed to going, for excitement Wall were now Sc Just'In, A Nobby Lino of mourned, Jelly Tumblers, doz, 19c Papers, 10c, they STATE FOAD WORK. Wall were now 20c Horton's Ice Cream had to do something to keep Galvanized Wash Tubs, 55, 65, 75c Papers, 25c, STRAW HATS They Double Roll. things astir. The State road improvement pro- Wringers, were 2.98, sale price, 2.49 Confectionery, etc. They tested, sans doute, gastrono gresses as fast as 25 to 30 men can Carpet Sweepers, were 2.98, sale price 2.49 Paint, was 1.25 Gal, now 1.90 For JfoungMen. mical powers, make It in this village, but the line And ate, scarcely stopping, for four nf improvements has extended on Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Everything Must Go Wetterau & hours. each end. which much more Williams, mortal requires I Am Business. M. BELFONTI, work than at first anticipated. It is As Going Out of lie first of the feeding was cordial month's time Washington Depot, Ct. Washington Depot. Conn. thought another will ly spread, be taken to complete the job. (Don't tell,, but was cocktails and PARCELL'S BARGAIN HOUSE, fine f cavair) We mention Howe SHELTON. At the old Craven Cross roads, which regret to the serious 490 Avenue, illness of H. Randall virtually led Leroy at his In the dinner which lasted and end co.i&fv at the ake. New Milford ed elsewhere. doctois attend him. of 'heir relatives recently enjoyed an Mr Cushman 'of New York Easton. He'gh-ho- ! T'was a fine, yes a fine City, outing at Henry WaKeman's. who remembers as jolly load. jske Wpramaug Mr and Mrs Franklin C. Mellen Tl.'it the old horses bled on long as any transients who come A PLEASANT HOUSE PARTY. and family of Hartford were guests Sprayers along .eve, is season s the ab t'ie road. passing 'f The Misses and Clara Tar- - last week, at J. Z. Mellen's. sence from the at the Wilson Esther city bell entertained t- house The ""ongf esatioi'.al catircb was To'ed till a was made House, with wife. recently farm should along halting his In honor of their Miss closed, Sunday, July 11. There will New Matchless Sprayers, 35c; Every At the old Preston so C. wife of party guest, Corner, spic J. Louden and New of be no service on July 18. one. York wno were most Frances Atwell Sewickley, Fa., have span, though Jd; City, favorably who is some weeks Mrs Fred Jennings and daughter And here Madam P. had a meat. known spending at to for here in past years, passed "Twin Oaks" the home of Miss of Hoyden's Hill were guests, last Myers Pump Sprayers, $3.50 $4.00, spraying course well laid, most of week at the Wilson farm, last Ida M. Tarbell week, of Mrs Jesse Wheeler. trees none better made. )f which all of thera heartily ate, I House. Mr and Mrs Orlando Andrews and ani told. Rev Acme Powder Guns, $1.00 each. J. E. Herman of New, Haven Miss Alice Andrews spent Sunday at Of chicken and trimmings, they all passed last week and over Sunday at Mrs G. Burr Tucker recently spent Ira Andrews. ate galore, the hotel Villa Luzerne. some days in Bridgeport as a guest Mias Emma Mellen of is to so Stepney But they had progress, they Superintendent H. W. Beeman of of her niece, Mrs F. H. Lyford. visiting her brother, J. Z. Mellen. once more. - All Kinds of Insecticides. started the Hatchery shipped 45,000 small Editor Floyd Tucker is having his Mrs Annie W. Silliman has re- i mouth black bass on an order from barn Started with good old Susan recovered and improvements turned from a visit in Bridgeport. along the last week. made in H. C. McCol- - Jane, State Commissioners, the interior. Charles F. SlUiman spent Satur- of Johnson was home, lum of is the work. Paris Green, Hellebore, Bordeaux Mixture, Arsenate Wno said "lm sure my tun never Lyman last Redding doing day in Green's Farms. week, from Torrington. He went Mrs Arthur L. Livermore recently Mrs J. Z. Mellen entertained Mrs Lead, etc., in large or small quantities. begins: back Walter week her niece I'm I'd too, like to cat all with his uncle, Kinney, entertained for a and P. G. McCollum and son, MoWa-- " sizes. working! on friends. "Wnite Mountain Freezers, all Lawn Mowers, the same, Saturday. a party of her college and Mrs J. C. Andrews and Mar" Rakes and all kinds of tools. But I must tote them to the ur Warsaw came up irom nis nome Mr and Mrs F. H. Lyford ana Harold Andrews, Thursday after--' Mowing Machines, Hay haying up in N. Y on Master and Mrs Anna Bow- - home of the twins, Brooklyn, Wednesday Elmore, no'"n. , of to the remainder of were Those dear Ludlow babies, who hail last week, pass dy Bridgeport holiday guests Charles Sandone of Southport was of here. of Mr G. B. TucKer. from Pa-re- e July with his family and Mrs home over, Sunday. N. of H. C. McCollum is a boat-hou- se Rowdy Mary and Frances, demure George Beardsley Bridgeport building Hardware and Farmers Machinery of AH Kinds as can be." was seen here last Sunday, but for on A. L. Livermore's pond, to on y a few hours. house the boats and canoes that have Well! on with my tale for the even James Richards again said good- - recently been placed on the pond. Children Cry ing shades wane. by to his relations here this week Mr and Mrs F. At. Yarrington of FOR FLETCHER'S Nice lettuce, tomatoes, in salad so and with Mrs Lucelia A. Taylor, Port' Jefferson were guests over the The Farmers' Store. fine started for his home in Dakota. Tie Fourth of Mrs Yarrington's sister, is in waiting, tor all must or course intends to stop for a week in Minne- Mrs A. Emmons. CASTORIA eat again. apolis, Minn., where his daughter J. Rifkin recently purchased at And well with of water it the juice resides. Mrs Tayior will continue Sheepshead Bay a carload of fine . the vine. her journey to Livingston, Mont., blooded colts, wnich he is about to Heigh 0! how they drank it, that where her daughter, Mrs Daniel E. offer for sale. Special Notice. juice of the vine, Beeman, resides. Her stay from her lira V. W. Tarbell suffered on Spread out where red ramblers and home here will extend for a few Sunday from an attack of bilious- My new shop now open for business and am fern leaves entwine. months, ness. Dr Smith of Redding was ptepared to do Horse Shoeing, Carriage and Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing B.H. to Ned is each week a called. LAMS, This on go home Lyman selling of all kinds. Auto Gasoline for sale. done, tney the repairs. Shelton, Conn. on the Green, good amoung of Schiappacasse's ice Lawyer Lecn' Kaplan and brother, Fred Lindwall & rer.m. of Son, To the old Bispham place where the , Julius, formerly this place, but Branchvllle. Conn. lanterns are hung, ! George Lyman's house will be now of New York, with a large party Where with Ices and cakes and this well filled with city guests till Japanese scene, South Kriuin Announcements. Where dancing is merry and old j. K SlillPin's "Eagle's Nest" is Announcements of Bethel Business Men. songs are sung, also well filled for the season. They wind up the night, to Remem- - Miss Ellse Nobb of New Britain No brance it goes, came to Herman rionmans, last Better That "Dinner Progressive" had come Saturday, to remain for a few weeks, to a C. C. D. as has been her custom for several No Better Time Made Walter A. Wood closest than Miss Hoffman accom- Mowing Machines, for which we are agents; inff mo years. Ilia when mak- MRS JOHN G0UGH INJURED. New also extra parts needed. For bay for their patronage Id tha nast nd snllp.lt & panied her from Britain. and Hand in the No to ers' we have Scythes, Snaihes, hides out re ui 11 in we iucure, is Miss To build than Spring. better place buy Bakes. Kill the Bugs with Paris Green; we Mrs Jonn Gough, a niece of John Benjamin Taylor cutting C. M. s meadows. just received a big stock of the pure Eva, had the misfortune to fall, last Knapp your Lumber, Cement and buildin? material of all kinds thffiKP stock of Groc ries and General A. O. Mrs C. N. Beeman has been con Full Munson, breaking her limb and South Britain, Ct, Thursday, fined rheumatic af- than at Lumber Yard. Let me quote you prices. her aniue. ur Fons is to her home by my uisiocating fliction. Est. Charles P. attending her. Williams, D. Burnljam is confined to his Mrs C. P. Williams, Administratrix , home by an attack of the "shingles." A. H SENIOR, South Britain. MEATS I William Ferris dislocated his thumb, .while ball. close at 6.30 Fresh and Cured. recently, playing 64 South St., Bethel, Conn. Store will Friday evenings after Prompt service Mine Hill Co. June 1st. and the best goods the market affords at rea The Quarry en sonable prices is our motto. ploy about 100 men. Bethlehem. Local Tel. 4; Long Distance 2. Miss Isabelle Mc Kay of Danbury Notice! J. J. and Miss Eleanor Me Kay of New BRIEFLY NOTED. Furniture Special Cassidy, Southbury. York are spending the summer va What Moving A feature- of business. We Have taken the agency for cation John Mc s. Mrs R. A. Lake arrived in town Nice large meaty prunes, 5 Special this are ana at Kay prepared to take good care of every jobi full Ernest Perfection bread. Kolls all kmas Mrs with her mother, two sisters and a pounds for 25c. 5 gal best kerosene oil 60c of Bakery (ioixls. The Danbury Baker, ana Augusta Bispham has had a All our and meat at hard time equipment for pianos. Hook "brother a few groceries shall run their wagon through Sandy long distance telephone placed in for days' sojourn. prices. Doke's the boy that can save your Smith and Newtown every Tuesday. Thursday and ner resilience. Guests registered at Breezy Crest money. When In Bethel hitch your horse on Beers, Friday. Watch for the wagon. Also these are Mrs 0. B. Graham, Miss Mia Center street and get busy at our store. Fuel. Trucking, Moving, BETHEL, CT goods for Hale at my store. Mrs Walter Booth returned on Michael Kilbride, Saturday from a month's visit spent Graham and little Margaret Graham McDowell & JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct with her mother in Central New of West Haven. Taylor, General Trucking and Teaming. iork. Flarry Risiey, recently graduated Thumb'Hand Side Center St., For the Best Mr and Mrs Sheldon Beach of from Cornea University as a veteri- Bethel, Conn. TeLNo.28-4- . SANDY HOOK.CT. Miss Emma Have You Tried Meriden are visiting at H. H. War narian, and Smith, are Bread. Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- ner's. spending a . few days at J. W. ery Goods come to the new store. Everything who is a Smith's. neat and clean and the best goods the market Red Seal Mary Humphrey, trained affords used in our business. Baking nurse in one of the Boston hospitals, The farmers have commenced hay- Well, Perhaps is home for tne summer. ing and report a light crop. One Dayton & Hurzler, The ladies of the Methodist farmer thirteen loads from 22 v is more than skin deen Powder? got Beauty llK.CenterSt.. Bethel, Conn acres. . but the beauty of the face and body disap- church held a very enjoyable lawn 431-- If the skin Is unattractive. Even a Phone 2. It Is the new kind and you get a splendid pany on the parsonage Houses that are open for summer pears poor present with each pound. I lawn, July complexion will readily respond to kind treat- 5, and cleared about J 16. guests are filling rapidly. ment and skin beauty is In reach of all. Use Mrs Grace Morris of New York i3 Dorothy van Dole is very sicK and our Rose Almond Cream during this summer H. J. McCarthy, nurse. and cease to dread Sunburn and Tan. It will a few days with her has a trained 25 TIKIOB, IVES & CO., South Britain, Ct spending sister, prevent both absolutely. Cents per bottle .Mrs M. Thomas. Airs Jane Waldron is in town for conn. ' The store Is closed each Friday evening' at Mrs Caroline Thomas is a few days. English's, bethel, p. m. visiting relatives in Waterbury. Re Mr Holmes was In town, Sun The Quality Drugstore, Electrical Contractors John Allen, who spent last week day. Next Door to P. OW BETHEL. CONN. Electrical work In all Its branches with his parents, returned on Mon- carefully and attended to . to Va. promptly Automobile day Fort Myers, House wiring a specialty. The Roxbury Sunshine Club send Monroe. Paint your house with Electrical flowers each week on to supplies. Wednesday- Telephone No. 561-- Souvenir of Ma the New York Flower Mission wher FETE. & Spoons. Walter A. Wood chines and Im-- LAWN Longman Martinez for the farm. they are distributed amoig the Chil- They are local, as well as state and national plemects dren's The Ladies' Aid society of St Pure Paint, louvenir spoons. Price iiJa ana up. Mowers, Rakes, Hay Tedders, hospitals. NOTICE. Hay MauJe Amelia Stephens returned Peter'schurch will hold a lawn fete Disc Harrows, Spike Tooth Harrows. on The best Ready Mixed made. Also a full line We are not giving yon something on Saturday from a month s visit Tuesday evening, July 20, at the of General Chicken we A line Plows, Cultivators. - Hardware, Wire, Barb for nothing, bnt are giving you the results complete relatives residence of B. S. Hurd. A en- 20 Fertilizers at Lowest Prices. spent with in Vermont. good Wire, Garden Seeds and Tools, Harness, o( years of hard study and actual practice Mr and Mrs Swan of tertainment followed by refresh Whips and Lawn Mowers. when you get your horse shod at Brennan's Bridgeport Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest FSTABLISMMENT with ments is the order of the evening. Prices' ft are boarding -- , JEWEUY. No postponement Will be held un The Gilbert Miller Co., H. A. BKENMFS, W. B. Glover, Newtown. Mrs Sarah Mam Colt has return-- der cover If stormy. 15 Center SU. BETHEUCOXJL Greenwood Avenue. BETHEL, CONN. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FHIDAY, JULY 10, MS.

perimentntion at Fort Meyer end The Newtown Bea Oumhft for the lut rew years, tie HOWLAND'S was a member of the balloon ascen-- Newtown, Friday, 23, 1909. July aion pariiws whjrh ware sent up from thla Entrances on Mala Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street city last year. He is. of CUUrW. HOW mmll ( tha 'New Haven's Haven's uiuwirnt. jepbU.8aAlSUNev s Stepney. Most Reliable Mr and Mra Ueromon P, lloytW Store AUTO 'BUS iiBrn me, rounn ROUTR TO BRIDGE wnn iipeni rPRT... airs Hoyt's brother, George 11. The 23d C. B. Cutter of Lonu Hill li to Mr and Mrs Robert Irwin had start. an auto 'bua routs from Upper friends from the cltv vlultlnir thum Stepney, throiiijh Long Hill to over me rourth.. Bridgeport, making two round trip Mrs John PulmnuM ran a nail In ea n day, one in tne iwirmi.n ana on her foot. Dr Wewube la curing for End In the afternoon. Mr flill Sale Cutter but bit. Mr SATURDAY IS rert out min announci'iir tfcat ht Gi'oiae H. Russell Is under will Hurt making trlna on Tnumday, the care of Dr Wersebe. Juiy 22. IS. I iiovt of Walnut Beach visit. MM ed bis uncle, George Uuwjell, over the r ourin. Mr and Mra Began Ernest Northroo and J.Henry Parsells Dassod the Fourth aaugnier or unnoury have apent at William Green'a In New Mllford. few dnya among their frlomla lu Mrs J. 11. Here will Mens parsells spend the Ilattertown and this vtl'uire. summor Day with father Mra her and mother. Letltla Fowler of New Haven r anu airs William Green, in New Thursday; la a guest of Mrs Kasson. Minora. Miss Harriet Hall of Long Hill Mrs Muttle Molllster of Hartford has been the rocent guest of Mrs C Is spending the summer with Alra IS. OsDorne. Saran K. nine. A handsome the 15th. granite nioiisorlal has Mrs Surah Bunnell was 111 a few Come and been placed at the graves of the late flays with the sore throat. pick up John Warner and wife. George T. Russell. Jr.. who linal Mrs Nellie Lovegrove of Bridge been ill fur the cast month and is a of week port spending part the under the care of Dr A. G. Stevens, the Is of Mrs I oi the There to be a bigger harvest bargains for the with her mother, Burr Mead. Is able to be out of doore once more. Bargains year A large assortment of ladles and Mrs Robert Goodheart lost IS nice I Mill End at the elev men s Bhoes shopper than any time during nave Just arrived at B. broilers, one day last week, while & Co. 'a. Call en that the Mill End salo has been to Hawley and examine sne was at the Depot. years coming them. Anarew L. Russell nassed - the store.- C. E. Osborne, Jr., Is painting for Wednesday In Roxbury. the euest If Mr. Man Can't Come Send Your Mis Ann J. B. EnoB on Pepper 01 Nuwin s. Moasr. As the mowing-machin- e on a fine level meadow street. Archie Miller of Roxbury was N. J. Burton and family of Orange. in town snonpine. Thursday. Wife or your Sister or your Mother reaps a fine crop of grass, so the shopper in the Mill N. J., are at their home near the C. H. Burwell of New Mllford is Jepot for a few weeks' stay. visiting his aunt, Mrs Henry C. End sale with a few dollars will reap a mighty har Mr and Mrs Frank Reld have Rowe. vest of wonderful values. moved Into Mrs A. B. Curtis' tene Mr and Mrs E. N. Burwell called ment house cn the turnpike and on his sister, Mrs H. C. Rowe, Sun of have begun housekeeping. day. Every part the store shares in the Mill End Mr and Mrs H. Garden of Pepper sale. There are at Mill End in Street have tnelr house full of sum many things prices mer guests from New York. Redding. each department. Everything" from a hammock to Mrs M. A. Neilson of New York Is -- Free her pWsant summer home near AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN a or from cotton to an oil-sto- ve is to be for the balance of the Mosf of the come rug spool Stnrnpy Depot city guests have ze pay your fare home on purchase of $10or more found in the Mill End Sale. And is to hot weather. for the summer. J. B. Cornwall and everything be Mr and Mrs C. L. Smalley spent family have not yet arrived. we send everything you buy express found at a Mill End Sunday at the shore at Pleasure Mrs Amelia Bunce of Stratford is if the amounts to $1 and over. price. Beach. spending the summer with Georare prepaid purchase will to come Mill End Mrs A. B. Reagh was a guest, last and Carrie Treadwell in It pay you to the Sale.v It week, of her parents, Mr and Mrs makes no difference how far you are, there are W. L. Penfleld. Mrs Reagh went J. H. Duncan has painted F. B. away from here to Dorchester, Mass., where Cornwall's tenement house, occupied savings here worth coming for. her husband is now located and by his caretaker, Frank Ferry. where they have begun Daniel O'Keefe is outtine- - a rail ing around the veranda to his house. Do you need a scythe, snath, hand Woodchucks are making bad work hay rake or pitchfork to complete with gardens. your haying with. We can. supply Farmers are pushing haying. The The Howland Goods you with the best the market affords. long dry spell is drying up the grass. Dry All kinds of soft drinks on ice.. Streams are getting low. Some people Penfleld & Craig, at th Depot. are hauling water for home use. Company, Mrs Gertrude Birdseye of Hunt Farmers are cutting their oats for TTOLLAN'S. ington was a guest,, last week, of hay. Milkmen think it better for Bridgeport, Connecticut. her cousins, Mr and Mrs Edwards S. milk than hay. Bea.rdsleyy. Mr and Mrs Stanley Ferry of Dan- - Dr A. B. Barber and wife of Bethel bury were guests of Mr and Mrs called on their old friends Mr and Philander Ferry over Sunday. Mrs Albert W. Fairchild, one day Berries are drying up on the bush. last week. It it does not rain soon the crop will Mr and Mrs Norman Piatt of New be small. Children's Shoes. 185 185 Haven were guests of Mr and Mrs The Ridge store is well stocked Main Main Albert W. Fairchild, on last week with new goods and has a large Street. Street. Wednesday. trade. "We will have to have new footwear i. Loyins Mrs C. L. Smalley spent last week Pastures are getting short and Tuesday in Bridgeport on a shopping milkmen arer feeding more grain. For the children, right away," new I Fashionable trip. The mair carrier from West Danbury's Shop for Ladies' Outer Garments Redding to the Ridge is quite popu- Comes the old familiar story and demand. lar. . He makes good time and is Washington, prompt In delivering packages. Tehn I reckon up expenses, calling off a holiday rl Harry M., the infant son of Mr We ave MAC DONELL COLLISTER. and Mrs Meeker James, passed away That for healthful recreation I had planned. at heir home on 7, At the home of Mr and Mrs B. Wednesday, July aged four days. The funeral and But a of resentment at Brown, two mLes east of Churcn-- feeling my youthful family, burial were on Thursday at 4 o'clock on June 30, morning, Ladies' and Misses Outer ville,,N. Y., July 8, Rev W. H. Jepson officiating. Comes to sudden end and gratitude ensues Angus MacDonell of Washington, The burial was in the and Miss of Umpawaug Bertha May Coliister, F. B. Bouton & Son of When I realize for how be were married. The cemetery. my blessings, lonely it would Garments Churchville, had of the funer-- 1 was riev E, Georgetown charge ceremony performed by al arrangements. Should we miss one little wearer of the shoes. And all is to A. Matthews, of Chili, in the presence we want have you look them over, Call of about 75 relatives and friends. , 1 and see us, even if you don't purchase. Miss Margaret Ellis presided at the Huntington. piano, and preceding the ceremony 'i Mrs Charles Willis of Batavia, N. Y., CHURCH AND PERSONAL MEN sang "0 Promise Me." This was fol TION. K. lowed by the Lohengrin briday chor- W. MOLLAN, us. The bridal party consisted .of Mrs F. A. Holden is entertaining her Mrs the clergyman, the groom and best mother, voodburn, of man, Allan Coliister; little Bernice Springfield, yt. 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. Coliister of Akron, as flower girl; Mrs Sarah Betts has been the Master Royce Hawtey, as ring bear- guest of Mrs D. A. Nichols. er; Harry Coliister, of Rochester, Miss Emma White of New York is Express paid one way on purchases of $3. his sister, the bride, and Miss Flora the guest of Mrs G. A. Fuller at Hawley of Rochester, the brides Millcroft. Miss maid. The ceremony took place Dottan Gros Claude has re uefore a bank of ferns anu roses on turned from a short visit in Bridge- the lawn. The bride wore a becom- port. ing gown of white Persian lawn, Mrs F. A. Holden has returned trimmed with, Valenciennes lace and rom Massachusetts. Blue Ribbon applique. She had a veil held in Everett Darling has been enjoy- Poultry. place with lilies of the valley, and ing a two weeks vacation, which he she carried a shower bouquet of spent at his home here. lilies of the valley. The' bride's Rev Mr Pelton of New Haven table was laid for ten. The color preached at the Congregational GREENLEAF FARM, was and church on Sunday. scheme throughout pink ROXBURY, CONN. white, roses predominating. Mr and Rev and Mrs E. L. Staples and Mrs MacDonell left on the evening Miss Gail Staples of Springfield, train for a northern trip to Quebec Mass., have been the guests of Mr & Mrs S. Breeders and Exhibitors ofthe World's Adriance Mowers, Rakes Tedders, and Novia Scotia. They will be at and E. Hawley. The Best Made. home after August 15 at the Dodge L. B. Gray and family, E. S. Haw- Best. Farm, Washington, Conn. The ley and family, and E. L. Staples and bride's was blue family attended the birthday recep New York Horse going away gown and Champion Rake and Myers' Hay taffeta serge. tion of Mrs Elizabeth Beardsiey in Golden Wyandottes, Partridie Cochins Single Comb Black Leg Unloading lools. Monroe, on Monday. horns for Exhibition and Laying Purposes. FOuLOIS IS FIRST U. S. AIR CAP-- Rev W. C. Merritt of Tacoma, GET OUR PRICES. TAliN. HAS BEEN IN MOST Wash., has visited E. S. Hawley. STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. The Misses Marguerite and Flor- BRANCHES OF THE SERVICE Telephone AND WILL JNOW START NEW ence Holden have gone to Nortifield, 1486. ONE. Mass., for the summer. Address all communications to Greenleaf Farm, Conn. T. E. Piatt & Son, Mrs Annie McDonald has resumed Roxbury, Lieutenant Benjamin D. Loulois, her place as organist in the Congre- Telephone Connection, NEWTOWN, CONN. of the United States Signal Corps, gational cnurch. will be officer Dr Burlison's Veterinary VISIT the first army to have Judge Munger of Ansonia will 'command an Stewart's No. 1 Ball Horse of aeroplane for the preach in the Congregational church Hospital, Bearing Clipping Government. He rose from the on Sunday. ranks. He is a man of H. H. Burlison, D. V. S., D. D. S., Quassapaug Lake . great per Mr and Mrs Cutts are spend- Mjrh?nes Royal Cor. Arctic & Knowlton' Streets, sonal courage, loves an adventure, ing the summer at Aulby Crandall's. whether it be on land or in the air, BRIDGEPORT. Resort, and was the hero of most of the Professional Attendance at all Hours, Day balloon ascensions with which the West Feddhtf. and Night. Middlebury, onn. Easy The Boarding of Dcs A", Specialty. Government began experimenting Telephone. tor war purposes. He Is attached to ITEMS OF INTEREST. Dining Hall, Dancing Pavilion,' Bowline lAllevs. Price to the office of General Allen, Chief Miss Grace Raymond of Bethel Running Only of the Signal Corps in Washington. spent Thursday last with the Misses Shooting Galleries, Large Swings, Lieutenant Loulois was a Carson. Iwo ilerry-go-Roun- private, Electric Pleasure Boats. Cl corporal and sergeant in the en- Mrs T. Bristol entertained com- in 1898-9- 9. He was gineer corps pany, Sunday. Take Trolley From Woodbury and then transferred to the infantry, Miss Mary Rider spent last week Wanted. Practical and attained a second lieutenancy in North Salem, the guest of her $7.50. by merit in. 1906, he being at that aunt, Mrs Eli Burr. time assigned to the Twenty-fourt- h Benjamin Burr and Harold Fray Sewing Machine Operators Worcester Infantry. He became first lieu- spent the Fourth in New York on all branches of corset work. Convenient' tenant in 1906, and was graduated City. meritoriously from the cavalry The Misses Ethel Myers of Hart- New machines, high grade Buckeye Mowing school in the latter part of that ford and Maud Kleler of North Sa- work and year. He is thus an all-rou- man lem, Mass., spent last week with highest wages Ap- Gillette Horse Machines. -- - Machines! Chicago and Clipping and can ride, blow up a redoubt, Mabel Rider. ply to- Furnished. Knives Sharpened. a over a river on pon- Grimm and of Mt Parts pass brigade Harry family Rakes, Tedders. toons swim, charge at the head of Verno. N. Y., spent last week with The Warner Brothers Co., Hay Hay an infantry company, and is now Luke Kavanaugh. The Peck & Lines Co., learning to fly at from forty, to sixty Miss Carrie Knapp met with a Bridgeport, Ct J. B. FAIRCHILD, miles an hour. Lieutenant Foulois serious accident, last week, falling 185-20- 7 Middle St.. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. has been in the front rank of ex- - on her wrist and badly spraining it. Taunton Dist, Newtown. 71

THE NEWTOWN Uhiv FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1909.

The Store ofActivity and Progress." Clearance Sale I Factory's The Howe & Stetson Stores. Formed)' THE GREATEST CLOTHING BARGAINS EVER HEARD OF !! ! NEW HAVEN, CONN, ' Crowds, Crowds, Crowds, at The Surprise Store all week tlw stupendous selling goes on daily. Everybody is talking about this Great Factory Clearance 5ale. The entire surplus light weight stock from our Factory is te up-to-da- fabrics being sold at tremendous price reductions. All strictly new, reliable, stylish, ia the very 'latest im- patterns, models and color combinations. The greatest money saving event of the year. Bargains that seem MILL will 1000 OF ENDS, possible, but here they are. Come and see them one glance at the goods prove it. The following list is but the merest hint of the huudreds of them you'll find here. 1000 OF REMNANTS Men's Men s and New High Grade Spring Suits A GREAT OVERSTOCK Suits. Will Go On Sale At i v.... it Made in our Factory to Retail '& at $15. Co for Made in our Factory to Retail at Co For A big lot of finely tailored Robinson l$?.50, all-wo- Men's Suits made of ol MJMl--tif9 ' Shartenburg Cos . fancy worsteds,cut in the most Zv Men's Suits fc Jst think 'of it. te models all rich color v liVft thesA fnr stvlish 50 V combinations. Equal in quality, well made suits in every size. ;4 i fit, style aud finish to suits you'll find else- Made of fancy cassimeres and where at $15 and $15. Your choice for $9.25 cheviots. All worth $7.50, Suits of the same mater- Young Men's Suits, sizes 14 to 19, END Men's MILL Young smart new college styles, in fine 'ftQ OC ials, all new patterns and color tones, M all-wo- ol fabrics, $0.6u sixes 14 to 1-9- SALE Hen's MenV Finest Quality Stylish Spring Which Starts On Suits .Suits Made in Our Factory to Retail at $10 and $12. Go for Tuesday, July 20. Made in our factory to retail at in Co Men's Spring Suits a to $25. for all-wo- ol $20 grand showing of fine cheviots in all the newest shades ;6 fin- and Made in the IT ! Here they are, the 25 patterns. up WAIT FOR. est 'qualities of imported $11 A latest models and elegantly tai- and domestic woolens in all lored. Every Suit Worth $10 to $12. IT WILL PAY YOU! the new weaves and shades. Men's '.sizes 14 to cut in all the very latest Young Suits, 19, l made of all-wo- fabrics in the latest C Take choice from this grand J styles. your models, assortment of high class suits. college For Sale. ' C. F. Beardsley, and Children's Summer 12 pairs of young, large, well GENERAL matched Mules, from 2300 Men's Trousers. Boys Kentucky , AUCTIONEER, Stylish to 2600 lbs. Also one Clothes. pair large NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. black horses 12 old, years cheap. !: 49-- 5. ' Telephone , Men's Trousers Good strong: durable Black' Jk Extra Boys' Double Breasted Special Straight White Chester Pigs for sale ready Also Real Estate For Sale. P 11 Fancy Thibpt.iind fancy worsteds, neat, dark stripe effects Knee Pant Suits. , ' to go 1 farm 18 acre, $1500; a good one to raise ' V ..' ' stitched and all II C. H. HAWES, children and chickens. strongly perfect fitting 1 farm, 51 acros, ?i"00, stock and tools. nrlf, ' .fine all wool knee pant men's regular st.vles. 1L Broken sizes of boys' straight Gaylordsville, Conn. 1 farm, 60 acres, 14500. O 1 30 $2600. and $4, and '." farm, acres, sold for $3, $3.50 light QO 92-- 5, suits that formerly ; Telephone New Milford Pivision. 1 farm, 31 acres, $2000. ' " dark patterns, sizes 6 to 16 v 1 farm, 46 acres, $3500. Men's Trousers New designs in fancy 1 farm, 40 acres, stock and tools, $2200. striped 1 Knickerbocker suits. farm, 90 acres, $5000. Boys' 1 farm, 26 acres, K200. wANTirni 1 100 $5500. coat to wear. new farm, acres, to wear with any guaranteed give Ma fWv worsteds and cheviots, "designs 1 farm, 100 acres, meadow and pasture on All made with belt loops and side buckles, well and lined, o M and hilltop, $2700. sizes; 2 and colorings, made durably sizes, CQ Operators on Singer 1 farm, 100 acres, fine buildings, & Wilson sewing ma- trout brook, $4500; $2500 can be left on mort- power gage. ., ds 1 180 acres, wor-le- chines. Allison Mfg. Co., farm, $10,000. Men's Trousers Very stylish striped Underwear. I farm, 6" acres, $4200. Wash Suits. Boys' " Conn. ' and Flannels in a great of new designs Boys' llawleyville, , 1 farm, 160 acres, $T0O0. variety 1 65 '.$3000; $1000 remain on ' farm, acres, can and colorings, cut full peg top or conservative styles ball- - morteaue. Plain white and fancy Good quality HZG T ESSONS IN ARTS AND CRAFTS Book-L- ( buckles and belt with or with-cu- ff 1 farm, 150 acres, $5500 made with side loops, sizes 3 binding, brass work, basketry, etc., given 1 178 $10,000. wash fabrics, QO bi well made Miss farm, acres, 3 iggan at Castle Ronald. Apply to Taunton. 1 240 $2000, TO fine meadow ; farm acres bottoms Conn. acres, to 10 Castle Ronald,, Newtown, feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good hunting; mile from school. Knicker- Madras Blouses. FOR SALE 10 thoroughbred Kentucky 1 farm 165 acres, house, i barns, 2 Boys' Khaki Boys' one 3 years old and 9 yearlings, all n, acres orchard ,of cherry; will Men's Black Coats $1.50 : Rif-ki- peach, plum, Alpiea bockers. fine stock; can be seen at my place, J. carry 30 head cows; Borden's collect milk at tan and Conn. ,v Men's Gray Alpaca Coats $3 Plain blue, Jump Hill, Easton, the door. $5500. - . 1 fine 3 $3500. S- - vaca- dark and light pat- ARTICLES IN ONE residence, acres, Wen's B'ue rge Summer CWs $3.50 Just the thing for fancy IPB TJSEFtJI. 1 fine residence, 20 acres meadow, $5000. 5 to 16 Improved Combination Dipper; every 1 22 $5500. Men's White Duck and Khaki Pants 95c tion cut and EftC tern. Sizes eamule 25c Illustrated fine residence, acres meadow, I wear, big housewife biijs; 1 fine residence, 1 acre $2800. -- u.. meadow, Men's Tan Automobile Dusters $1.50 full, well made u catalog iree. pastern iuveuy 1 large boarding house, 14 rooms; on border Mamaroneck, N. Y. of fine lake: 20 acres lund. $1800. 1 house, 1--2 acre land, $1050. XfOR SALE Pair of Iron gray team horses 7 lot Taunton lake, 8 l building overlooking and years old. Serviceably sound, gen- acres, $500. 1350. 1 cow 4 old. tle, truri; Jersey years with 1 75 on the most sightly Box 151 Ct. building site, acres, coat cut under- calf by side, $45. E. Knorr. Derby, place in Newtown $15,000. GRADE SHIRTS. Plain MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 255-- MEN'S XEGLIGEE SHIRTS in a law e MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS. Pine silk MEN'S HIGH drawers In Tel. ' 1 house, acre land, $450. bosoms : coat nd regular shirts and knee length AQn of new patterns' well made finished fabric in icream, tan, blue, pink and clatted finished fabrics Opportunity of a life time to secure a small vaiietj col- - exclusive designs, extra silk used and perfect fitting, attached AQn and lavender, made with soft COf style, Qgg POB SALE Eaby carriage, only farm of 45 acres: nice house and barn, fruit of . one will sell cuffs lar and cuffs values summer; cost $lo.60, for al kinds; will keep six cows, horse 'and 200 MEN'S SILK LISLE HALF $8. One rebber-tiri-- d runabout, $;;5. One all leathers 9s one one bob chickens; mile trout brook; $1500 cash. HALF solid col- - MEN'S SUSPENDERS, light nJIEN'SBELTS. HOSE top business wasor; surrey; 6 farms in Milford, Conn. MEN'S HOSE, 25c 25c G. A care of Standard ors 2c weight sleigh. Barhlte, 5 farms! n Bridgewater. Oil Co Office, Conn. 1 ' Fine braids MEN'S STEAW HATS, all high class Brilsepoi farm 260 acres in Redding. $16,000. combed MEN'S UNDERWEAR, good, quality MEN'S STRAW HATS, split 5 houses on Newtown MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Egyptian in dimensions hats, all braids and shapesnewest QKf Street.j in blue, and ecru. Balbriggan, double seated all Injacht shapes 1 Balbriggan pink 4Qr drawers 25c 75c and best styles fine farm in Monroe, Conn., Extra alue house, 95 acres land, $5500. $2500 can "Winana King remain on mortgage. 150 acre farm in Redding, near Mark Sale. Twain, line house and building, $12,000. Famous Double Guarantee Binds Segis. 100 acre farm, house, no ,ban, $200C. The Surprise Store's Every 1 farm, 60 acres, 11 room house, water The best son of King Segis in In house and barn, all kinds fruit, two fails it back and we will cheerfully exchange the goods or refund the miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. If purchase for any reason to please, bring New England whose seven nearest 70 acres more any for one FREE. Beautiful building site, All Clothing here is pressed and repaired year officially tested dams average over or less, large barn.could not be built money. bought for $3000. Price $?500. 27,lbs- - butter in 7 days and over 1 farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, 80 lbs. and whose extended viuw. overlooking Housatonie of milk a day, river, 600 cords of wood, carry 10 head Open-Satur- day . Dam and Grand am and sire's Dam of cattle. $3000. . House, barn, 16 $1800. Open 30-da- y acres, and Grandam have records House, 6 rooms, 10 acres land, $1600. that average over 108 lbs Butter, and $500 can remain on mortgage. ' Saturday over 80 lbs milk a day. Farm, 84 acres, house, barn, $1800. Individually Six room house, barn, 8 acres land, Evenings he ia as good as his breeding. Stock $2000. Evenings for sale at all times. Write for terms Several others not advertised. Until of service to E. H. LAKE, Don't Miss Chance II II Brookfield Center, Conn. This Telephone 985-1- 5. For a home. House, 27 acres good land for o'clock. $700 cash. 10 minutes to school and half hour o'clock to church. Must be sold at once to close an es- BRIDGEPORT. tate. CHABLES F. BEARDSLEY. 1119lI23Main Street. 4 Kodaks! Newtown.lConn. Nuttinghame Company Wanted, at once, EXPERIENCED MASON. AUTOMOBILES. At Southbnry keep a full stock. It being our TAX COIAECTORS HOTICE. NOTICE. business to use cameras, get expert advice of To exchange $50 worth of groceries for s office attended to. us. greenbacks or silver. Don't The firs I will be at the Town Cleric Work promptly 1 delay. taxes on the last If you want to buy good car get the Lam- After July 1, 1909 hereby forbid all persons customer Tor the collection of no on gets the deal. . from 9 a. m., to W. C. Xruger. bert, friction drive, geer noise. We sell trustingor harboring anyone my account. ' Saturday of each month $800 Call or H. TO BAIL. m. On other week at Stepney, Lt. them from up. write for circulars Charles Pierce, Roxbury, Conn. p. all the days Blanket Meadow,. Leon 1 1 office & Hubbell,1 from 7 and demonstrations. Bourquenez, 15 head yearling heifers, 7 bulls, black the- of Taylor TeL 1411 12. Tel. 33-- 4. Barnum Bros., 4 F. Houlihan. Ring hose, fearless, and weighing 900 lbs. Chest- a. m., until p. in. John ( Old Tax Collector, Newtown, Conn. nut lumber of all kinds. , Shepard's Stand, Dodgingtown. OLD TASHXOHED Roadhouse. Room ciOR SALE Horses, wagons and harness for Waltw Couch, TITANTED To sell cider mill and In all to make room for new stock. Mor.roe to rent for for six summer boarders; singlegentle- engine purposes WoodTllle Dist., 8ALE-N- ew milch cow and calf. 8. C. :TAJUf HOUSE at good condition. Will sell Earm horses a specialty. J, C. Read A Co., XfOB summer or longer if desired. S. W. men or couples. Address A " separate! y. Conn. Cramer, Jockey Monroe, Conn. the Conn. Justine Bourquenez, Botsford, Conn. Ives St., Danbury. New FrMton, Hollow, 'iSreitli, .Ansonla. Conn. Office, Newtown, i-.- THE NEWTOWN hZL, -.'.Y, JULY 16, 1009. Probate Notlcei . The Newtown Bea Ankle lilMTUICF OK N ICW TOWN, M. lrol)t Strap U court, juiy a, iw. Newtoftn, Friday, July 23, 1909. Km t of Catherine E, Turner, late of New. D. town In nlil (llairli't dweH. Pumps The M. Read Co. t Tim Coiiriof I'Miaw fur HWtrM of New (own hitih llmluil and allowed it month 1857-Th- for the of kaUi E At e (row daw hereof, erxijluint Hill Foster's. t Ejtablijhtd taut U) DKhllllt their 1'IMIIIit for M'Uli'lllt'llU Greenfield TIiom who m'gloct to4rtiit their nvounw, What so many hsvs boon looking for. store closes at 5 o'clock properly tliunuul, wlHiliiUHIiiii',wj ItttuV LOCAL CLEANING. Mlwua' and fliililmu's Patviit J,utlir. win except Saturdays. tarn! a recovery. All purum Imluliuxl to Frank E. IVrry, who has been seriously 111 metal and Tan Ituanlat'alf, Ladloa'aliu Willi ld Euut are ruiu(iu4 to niaku ImmudlitU) for a few day, la now aalu tout out again, uigu or low until, paymunl to Willi lluu'liliiaun liaa l'fii niwiidlng a tow E1U F. Heirs, Administratrix. (lay at niauiu iiuiiih hi fort JuirnrMin. urs Ahram llanka leftonHiimlay for an ex niSTRICT OP WAHIIIN'UTUN u. Court tondud at Iter daughter' In lilack Uork, New. of J lu. iww. llt Something ENGRAVED CARDS. i'roiitttn. aiit lira 1). Morrla Andrew, who Willi bur Estate of II ii Ida Jolinaoii. late of Washing-- daughter. Lola, liat lawn enjoying a two Ilmilava Cloth Ankia flli'.n Pnniiia Kill, III Hall! ITlNtriCt. tieeeIMl, whom' visit with Hurr atnatt ro match In Tan. Linen Bald llmliud allowed relative, iiiunierdnMa. Win. Best In Cards Yet Known. Court ha and all il rnt'i! to her lioitit in Wfpion, auMinur, nd The Offering Engraved Dioniha from the date hereof for tliu creditor Cool and easy. Try Namr Henry O, Raymond, accompanied by a pair, lauiua.' of aalil Estate to exhibit tliulr claim to tlis young fr end from II lack lUa'k. laauoud Admliilxtrator. lila vacation with relative, lnru These prices have never been equalled and we are certain they will be Those who neglect to BfiHutnt their account. uraiid A. are enter will U) f sizes properly attenUtd, within tuld time, tNliiliiga-numiwro- gueais from Now Vork FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, tempting. All the eanie cost, fleiiarreo recovery. tny. All person Indebted to said Estate are r Kdward Banford has the Cards in i 60 iaiid cottaso BucceiMor to B. F. Foster & Co., Fifty engraved script cts. OutstiUHl to make Immediate payment to near lila aumiiu'r home to new York par Una. in .Roman or Block letter Ctrl Borgor, Admr.. Kttvural Mw York boanlitra have arrived at 246 75 cts. New I'reston.Conn, H. Uurr Oudcn'a for the aumiiiHr. flaln 5t Danbury, Conn, ' HiO-1- in Old v.n.vuirjr ut aui wain, imiuiTiiti vniiur Telephone 2 English r 75 cts. OK NEWTOWN l'robato hi'wln former years, waa in town. DIHTltlCT Tburaday Flano Certlflcatos with every purchase. 10, A. P.. IIW. oi last wwk. Fifty Cards engraved in Shaded Old English $1.50. Estate of AmellaS.Nortlirop, late of New- MlnsUalay MiMKernai aocnradn don t on town, In said District, deceased. with rfpreaontatlve bualneas concern In in French Script 95cts. New York. TVANTED Brush to cut by the Job. Eg-- Thi Court of Probata the District F hurt E. Cuninilmrs. 4:14 Hout.h fr al- rank it. Warren haa returned from a visit " Avenue in Shaded French of Newtown hath limited and wonn. Script $1.50. lowed alx month from dale for With friends In Long Island. ' jiriuguporh hereof, M. The above rates include the is the creditor! of nild Estate to exhibit L. Mulcair lias bought a tractor timber plate. It the same quality of engraving claims to theadmtnimrator. Those Stamford and la now opuratlng ills mill their nrin we have been foi ten We cannot at limit on who neglect to present their account, mil vicinity. offering years. present place any within said will H twos Eunice and Lrdla rerrr are at their FOR SALE HORSES. properly attested, time, on 11111 the but we advise orders in be debarred a recovery. All persona In- old home the fortlieaumniHr. time, getting early. It la aald that the Rev J. H. hi'tt . a former AUCTION SALE. IIORUFS-- Wo will sell ' debted to Maid estate are requested to at Price for 50 cards from old make Immediate to Dtator here, will visit uruenfiuld some time our regular auction aalo. Friday, at IH5 Com- printing plate 40 cts p.iymert in AuifUxL merce street, one carload of fresh Iowa hor- - Abram Arthur Banks, Executor. 11. Herman rorrv is work ng for 0. (iodfrev. ses, consisting of several) matched pairs and Stationery Section, main floor. me wen known mason and Duuuer, oi ooutti' wuu nrone we OK KOXBUKY. Probate several single norses, win DISTRICT as. Dort. also have on hand for disposal 50 head of 30, A. 0. UU9. jonn iviciiois nadtne mmrortune to nave acclimated horses consisting of saddlers, Estate of William late of Box-bur- y, I'lckott. one of bis oxen injured while mowing, a fuw drivers, general business and heavy draught In said District, deceased. days ago. in mime way the do e or Hie ma horses. These horses will be sold for the Cloth for Coats. The Court of Probate for the District chine which the oxen were pulling got clear hlghestdollar. Horses for any class ot bus- Himalaya of Roxbury hath limited And al oi tne yoke on a down grade and ran on the iness can lie found here. We also have on lowed six months from date hereof, for team, the rapidly moving knives severely hand our usual Hue of harness, blankets and is mercerized well known as the credltonPof said Estate to exhibit cutting the lug of the ox lirimwllauil v In front wagons, among whbh are several new and This a cotton, an excellent imitation of pon- their claims to theadminlstrator. Those of them. It was thought at first that the an second hand business wairons. Consignments has the weave and occasional thread who negloct to prewnt their accounts, Imal would have to be killed but at last ac solicited. Private sales daily. Do not forget gee. It irregular heavy of shantung or properly attested, within said time, will counts Its wounds were healing nicely. The we have moved right around the corner to and is in favor for coats and coat suits. be debarred a recovery. All persons In- accident, however has probably rendered It IKS Commerce Street. This Is the only square rajah, great motoring debted to said estate are requested to umii tor runner use. run horse auction sale in the state of Con- 29 cts a in all fashionable colors. tr.ake Immediate payment to necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the yard, round. Paul M. Gage, Administrator, year Wash Goods Section. Washing-to- Conn. Depot. Huntington. B. F. CANNON, Prop., Refreshing Iced Tea served in the Tea Room at all hours. Coffee or rvISTRICT OF NEWTOWN 88. CourtTof New Haven, Conn. IPOft Probate, July 12th, REV C. FRANCE RESIGNS. Chocolate if wish it, Salads and Sandwiches, Toasted Muffins, Sliced Estate of Matilda L. Myers, late of New- J. you t In deceased. town, said District, Rev J. C. France surprised his congregation FOB SALE In Pleasant Valley, Red- Peaches with cream and Homemade Cake. The Coui t of Probate for the District at 8t Paul's EDlscoiial church, last tiundav ding, a place containing 14 acres, known ct Newtown hath limited and al- morning, by reading his resignation as rec- - as the Geor&'e D. Keeler place. For par lowed six months from date hereof, for to wmcn is to take eircet September 1. ticulars inauire or Georee w. wheeler. the creditors of said Estate to exhibit administrator, S Taylor Ave., Bethel, Ct. to Theme their claims theadminlstrator. The Bee was who neglect to present their accounts, representative very kindly D. M. READ within said will entertained at dinner, last Monday, at the The Co. properly attested, time, nome ana . be in- ot air Mrs t n. rotter. debarred a recovery. All persons Kev F. A. who closed his debted to said estate are requested to llolden, pastorate make Immediate to here of the Congregational church on July 1, payment Is soon to move out of town with his family. Joslah A. Tllson. Administrator. Mrs Edith P. Anderson of White Hills has seven hens which have a fine record for eggs. Acme Harrows Farm, Stock, Crops and Tools. Since January I, WOO, they have laid 630 eggs rpO THE BOARD Of County Commissioners and are still busy. Should B on Every Farm. of Fairfield County. I hereby apply for a Amos n. Wheeler of White Hills has named Here is your opportunity to get a good 90 acre farm, well located License to sell and In- Write Now to Spirituous his place Ash Lawn and has had the name Eight about 7 miles from good road, land good rich soil, splen- toxicating Liquors, Alt), Latter Beer, Rhine placed on the large ash tree In his front yard. Bridgeport, Wine and Cider, at Main Street, Town of Nicholas W'akelee has named bis The BOOTH E BROS., did fine orchards with in the Will sell Newtown. place buildings, fruit crops ground. Pines and lias the name placed over the tools My place of business Is located within gateway. Look, Auto Owners! Stratford, Conn. for about the price of buildings; remember the stock, and crops 200 feet in a direct line of a church edifice, pa- John Valentine of BrtdzeDort has pur Bednners and Chaufeurs! Master the Your Farm are included. rochial school or public schoolhouse, or the chased the Luttier In White Auto. Get of Auto instruction That's thesSpot'to Get or place Hills, just Dyke's course premises pertaining thereto, any postofflce, west oi u. wixon s, nas moved there with and study during your spare' time at home. Tools. public Horary or cemetery. bis family and taken possession. Free Auto butuon and Instructive pamphlet. Q. W. COGGSWELL, Dated at Newtown this 29th day of June, A. Carter Bagley. who moved to Bridgeport, Send for ft today. HOWARD S. HOYT. D.J909. . has moved his SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. last spring, family back to 30 HlckoK Ave., uetnei. uonn. nf 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. George Applicant. White Hills into one of D. A. Nichols' tene- Lenses matched and allkinds repairs. Ferry, Reod & Todd, 1054 Main St., We, electors ment houses and Is working for Mr Nichols. Opticians, the undersigned, and taxpay- on Conn. ers, as defined by law, of the Town of New- The scnoolliouse walnut Tree Hill has town endorse the of the been greatly improved with a new coat of Aocelot hereby application Charles Etzel did the work. 28,888. N. above named George Ferry for paint. None Made Q. Clarke's Liver Pills such license and we d each Edward Perley enjoyed atrip to Nlantic, Better Vegetable J severally certify home with a team B. The well fast and handsome for himself that we ate owners of real estate recently, returning for bred, Have a wonderful for Bilious and Ailments. As situated in said town of Newtown and that we N. Beard & Co. of Shelton. ' Than the Milwaukee Mowing Machine and the reputation curing Dyspeptic Mr Mrs L. B. trotting Stallion will make the sea- will Let us talk the mat- have not endorsed the application of any oth- and Grey attended the 84th price surprise you. a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, er for a license to sell and birthday celebration of Mr Gray's sister, Mrs son at ter over with you before you buy. Unrivalled. Once used. For person spirituous Dr E. M. in etc., they stand tried, Always sale oy Drug liquors the ensuing li- Beardsiey, Monroe, last Monday, S. X PARKS, Trumbull, Conn. Intoxicating during 12. gists. Free sample by mail. Recommended by Physicians. cense year. . , , July Dated at Newtown this 29th day of June, A ORENAUQ FARM, TjX)R SALE Model V Victor Talking Ma--- C 60 D. 1909. chine with large selected records; like G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. , SEES MOTHER GROW A. 3779 H. Oscar Charles H. YOUNG. Conn. new, a bargain. William Tator, Main H. Beers, Pltzschler, Woodbury, ' Conn. Peck. Edward S. Pitzschler, Eli B. Beers. St., Bridgeport, Send W. H. BUCKING- I hereby certify that the above named en- "it --"ould be haru tc overstate the for pedigree, etc., to Antique Furniture bought and sold. dorsers are electors and taxpayers, as defined HAM, Long Dist. 'Phone Local 'Phone Notice. 3. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. P. O. Address wonderful change in mymother since Special R, D. 25, Ut. Tel. Clocks of all Kinds oyiaw, ol the town of JNewtown, and that 26-- or JOSEPH ATCHISON, Local Phone Bethel, Bridgeport have surned for no other aDDlicant. she to udt Electric Power Horse Clipping at short notice. Division. they btgan Bitters," Conn. Dated at Newtown this 29th of Dan-tort- Woodbury, New- REPAIRED. day June, wr Airs W. L. Gilpatrick of h, A. H. TEEKY, Hopewell Dist., a. u. iau. in. uouiinan. Town uierK. town, Conn. P. O., Route 26, Bethel. f j. Me. "Although past 70 she Special attention given to old fashioned WANTED To buy, old useless horses to Piano Clocks. pEGISTBAB'S NOTICE The Registrars of seems to be young dead horses and cows re- Tuning. " really growing and all You will do well to look over our voters ot the Town of Sherman will be In again. ' She has suffered untold mis- moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, 2367 Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner E. . MEEKER, New Preston. Ct session at the Towa Hall in said Sherman on Stein-wa- y 20 Madison Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone stock ot of Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of 6. and on 13, ery from dyspepsia fr years. At 1811-- Friday. August Friday, August Harness, Eobea, & Sons, Mfgr., N. Y., and successor Irorn 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p. m on last she could neither eat, drink nor Wagons, Carriages, of late Fred will be to of said for of etc., Beyer, pleased I Sell each days, the purpose making sleep. Doctors gave her up and all Whips, attend to your piano tuning. Orders Farms an enrollment of the legal voters of said town, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Before purchasing elsewhere.- may bo left at The Bee oflice, Newtown. to their declared prefer- remedies failed till Electric Bitters And all kinds of ren.1 eitat. according political Will be in Newtown every month. Give ences. Charles C. Stevens, worked such wonders for her health." Farm in Sandy Hook of one acre. Mall de A. M. EBISCOE & SON, 438 West Avenue. me a description of your farm or L. and Bridgeport address, and the terms and I do rest. Leslie Judd, all vital cure livered; near neighbors.churches schools, Conn. place, tha Regisirars of Voters. They invigorate organs, also handy to station. Fruit trees, good boose Sandy Hook, JACOB BLCCK, Middle Gate Distritt Dated at Sherman, July 15, 1909. v liver and kidney troubles, induce two stories, 6 rooms: also barn; all in good Route 16, Newtown, Conn. sleep, impart strength and appetite. condition. Excellent place for raising pouK STOP And read this: You can buy a CRAFT & LYON, MARKET PRICES Paid for R. H. & try; price S1500. For particulars call or adr nandsome upright piano, little used, the UOR SALE One shingle mill, one planer, HIGHEST Oniy 50c at Beers Co., BOTSFOKD. 1 Conn. and 'at Station dress STANLEY Agent, Instrument is A No. in every respect Stepney, one lath saw, all in first class condition. poultry Roxbury Curtis & Co., San- Conn. ' bar-ga'i- .. every Monday and Washington every Wed- Newtown; Taylor, Stepney, and good as new. For sale at a James H. Dodd. New Milford Conn, Martin in P. J. Garvin, L Address Opportunity, BEE OF- Practical Painters. nesday. Greenblatt, Dealer Cattle, dy Hook; Bethel; A housework 39 Vine St.. WANTED girl or woman for FICE, Newtown, Conn. Calves and Poultry North Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, W. Conn. in the Country. Mrs Disbrow, Sport Our long service ard the fact of our Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Hill, Easton. Telephone 1417-- using the best materials gives absolute- All SALE 1 8 Smith Cornwall Con-ner- y ly the best satisfaction. A trial will Styles FOR Dapple Gray Horse, years Bros., Bridge; POESALE- - new Eolstein sound and all a one, Two milch heifers Sale. convince you. We have a complete right, good weight Bros., Georgetown; R. F. Smith, L 4 Good ones. A. For 1909 mould- Of Carriages and Wagons made about 1500. Price $250. Also nave 16 colts and years old. (. Barnett Jr, line of wall papers, West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, Bedding,; Conn. 100 acclimated horses; also four car loads of ings, etc., which we will be pleased to at our factory; best material and best work- want to sell a few of them. They are the Western horses received direct from the manship our motto. Call and see us. Kind, some nice i G. W. Hurlburt & Co., show vou at your convenience. We are breedy, speedy drivers, Hawleyville; T?OR SALE CHEAP-Go- od horse farms of Iowa, including Road Horses, Fast 1 to 5 Also black Sta- family well equipoed for the best work at from years. for service the Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury afraid about 900. Mrs Pacers, Chunks and Draft Percheron Stallion Milton 41774. Sire Rene, r of nothing: weight Heavy Jleavy prices to meet the times. G. W. W. M. J. Scribner, Conn. Horses, all fearless and guaranteed as repre- R. Hatch & Dam Fanchette, both imported. Terms $15 tion; Hatch, Bridgewater; Redding, Sons, N. Beard- sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, to insure in foal. Owner of mare at time of Noble, New Milford; E. H. double. Bobs, Wagons, Carriage Manufacturers, for fee. both single and Heavy service responsible Mares bred at siey, New Preston; ;Wetterau & Wil- and Trucks, Har- C. F CONGER, NEW FAIRFIELD, CONN. . owner's risk. For write or tele Carriages, Farm Wagons particulars liams, Washington Depot; Harry nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, We also phone B. G. Humphrey, Romford, Conn. Tel, have second hand Furniture and Pianos that Botsford, Conn. 41-- 2, Div. Brown, South bury; C. P. Williams HOTEL Washington GREEN, are as good as new. Give us a call. Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- of all kinds and General The Most Wonderful Dis- D The Smedley Co., Repairing ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen ANBURY, CT., BlacksmiUilng. We aim to olease our of field & Craig, Stepney Depot. 171 Brewery St., New Haven, Conn. customers. covery the Age. F. A. CANTWELL, Manager. Horse Clipping' oy Power. "A 10c Smoke The Economy Fruit keep meat No. 23-- Jar, fruits, " Telephone and vegetables perfectly. No trouble to seal FOR SALE Black horse, ten years old, Notice. them. Wide mouth and easy to fill. No un- for 5c. weight about 1100, fearless, rubber Call and examine them pertectlq New- Black- - sanitary rings. safe for lady or child. A first class Motoring parties from Havinc 'ODened the old Whitehead and you will buy no other. MAHOiVEY'S STRAIGHT CIGAR, Hand family or general purpose horse. Dr Brookfleld and New Milford smithshop at Roxbury Center, am now pre- . For Sale. Made. Havana Filler. Gale, Conn. town, pared to do Horseshoeing and General Job- Guaranteed Clear Newtown, In good condition. 23 acres of house of Broad 4 4 Din- Glad to see all my old customers at my land, Penfield & Conn. leaf wrapper. in. long. and other will find the bing. 10 What Craig, SALE 6 due places new stand. Li. f. rooms, hay barn and outbuildings. Straight in name, shape and quality; SJ.50.per FOB good young cows, all am I offered. oox ot ou delivered. from August to October. John .loore, ner and Lunch Service perfect. Tel. 201-- Koxoury, uonn, Apply Stepney Depot, Conn., conn. Bridgewater, j F. B. Wakeman, J. P. MAH0NEY, Mfo, Catering for weddings, and FOB SALE 3 old Holstein parties WANTED K copy of FecK genealogy Route 11. Conn. LONG HILL. year graded Westport. CT, cow, second calr; due in October, in- anniversaries a specialty. by Ira B. Peck. 1868. Address, stating quire of Estate of L. May, Bridgewater, price, George H. Peck, 1029 west Mam "WANTE1? A small farm In New Haven, Conn. St., WaterDury, (jonn. Fairfield or Litchfield Counties. State iXIR SALE Two choice cows and one heifer Wanted' ' price and terms. I would consider a LOST Ladies light brown hand satch- A now due to calf, George L. Corbln, Brook-- Girls Wanted. laree farm pries and terms are right. el on train between Bridgeport and field, Conn. Established 1885. Would like stock and tools. Address on 10. Stenney Depot, Saturday, July We can always use Calvin D. Hatch, Derby, Conn. containing about $8 in bills and change, FOR SALE. bright girls We Supply Male and Female Help and several otherf small For Service. pair glasses who want to learn to run sewing of All Kinds. articles; also coupon for McCall'a maga- Perfection Red Cedar L. L. on Shingles, machines. at zine with Mrs Burr's name it 18 and look ov- Steady employment Coachmen.Farm Ho- to The Thoroughbred Registered Holstein bull 16 and inch length. Call them Help,Gardeners,etc. Suitable reward of returned at once Sir elsewhere. None better work. tel Help, Cooks, Conn. Korndyke Do Kol Pledge. Terms $1, at er before Durcbasing easy Waitresses,Nurses,etc. ! Mrs C. E. Purdy, Stepney Depot, time oi service. no matter what price you pay. Allen's Employment Bureau," Horses FRESH DEVON COW for sale. Charles Nichols Underwear Corpor- G. Morris, Zoar District, Sandy Hook, WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn. & Telephone. 966:Main St., Bridgeport. Conn. B. Co., FOB SALE Black mare. 10 years old, Hawley ation, FOB SALE A new milch cow and calf. weight 1250. gentle in all harness. H. Stepney, - - - Conn. NEW MILFORD, CONN. Horses! James Koach, Zoar Distiict, Sandy B. Tucker, Hawleyville, Conn. WANTED-- A competent girl for geaeral Hook Conn. Good wages and a good WANTED A competent cook. Address home. Mrs L. R. Carter. 11 East Alain St.. WANTED Heifer or young cow coming In Mrs F. S. Curtis, Brookfleld Center, Ct For Sale. Waterbury. Conn. Clean-u- p Jersey or part Jersey preferr WANTED! ed, Mrs T. F.Conlan, Hanover iiist., eW' FOB SALE One of tne best middle Rhode Islond Red chicks for early delivery; town. Conn aged family horses in this county or any hundred or ft) for 50. H. M. Greenman. other. Morgan blood and ceauty. &are Cold 'Springs Farms Newtown, Conn. Route Operators on Singer and FOB seven weeks old. for woman or child. Not afraid For Auction Sale SALE Five pigs, man, 18.. ma- Service, Mrs a. a. Kicnards, soutnDury, uonn, of anyining. Automobiles, steam cars, Wilson power sewing trolley cars nor anything else. Sound chines. Allison rt Mfg. Co., Stallion Saturday at 2 P. K, Rain or Shine FOB SALE One and two sets as a bullet, fat and sleek. (150. H. J. For Sale. The of cart wheels, all in good condition, Thomas, Gaylordsville, Conn. . Hawleyville, Ct. A few exceptionally good second hand cheap if sold at once. O. B. Osborne, 1419-- and work horses. C. B. Weed, to-d- Easton, Conn. Tel Driving d horses must go regardless of Querida St.. Bridgeport. Conn. ttviR SALE 200 acres choice land, 2 excellent bid to make way for the LOST A Holstein cow. found Announcements of Redding Merchants. A houses, barns. 4900; also 75 acres, prices big If A for housework notify Thopick Bros., Botsford, Conn. WANTED girl general house.barns.SlKK): tine bouse. Prince, " Address Lock Box 153. Danbury. Conn earns, 50 arret. 1500; stock, tools, crops, fruit. 2 Big Carloads of FOB SALE 50 hens and chickens, two Tel WO. timber, water included: terms easy: onlr2 Morgan and English sire. Four yearsxold, cows, one horse, all reasonable In price; miles of station. High elevation. 300 other weighs 1250. Green Horses Farm Rareains. Broohev s KealtrExchamre. also one sleigh, 6 ducks, 1 sofa, i cheap No FOB SALE Two Keystone hay loaders, Service fee when the mare rockers, 3 dining chairs, and other small Better Goods used one season; new and second hand 64 Grand street, Danbury, Conn. $10, That'are expected to arriveTsoon. This is articles. Inquire'for Minor farm, next MeCormick mowers and hay rakes. Will proves with foal. horse house ti john Harris Kriogewa'er, t;t. be sold at low fleure to close them out a splendid opportunity to get a good r, On Earth Address Mr Hazel, Box 66, Eridge-wate- Charles Sanfotd, Valley View Farm, F. E. at your owa price Conn. Bedding Ridge. Conn. , H. W. BROAS, Than we have and if you don't see Hale, Ct. Tel. WASHINGTON. CONN. WANTED A girl for general house- what you want ask for it. Leave Cornwall Bridge, work. Good home wuh reasonable order at our store and we do the and Hamilton Bros., wages. Address Mrs Simon Peise, your Examinations Blacksmithing Wagon tireenfli-l- Hill, Conn. rest and deliver the goods promptly State The Horse Mart of Conn. Making., Leading ' at your home. A 749 Water Street. Opposite the Depot FOB SALE Place in Wellsville, 1 2 An examination for State Teachers' Cer Horse Shoeing Specialty. Carriage Painting miles from Vew Milford on State rnad, tificate will be held at the Center school - two houses and 80 acres of land. Nice We Are Here to Stay. Bridgeport in 27-2- 8. from 9 a. S m. AtJUasonable tobacco land Address Beach, Kent July m, to p. ' Stephen C JOHN MUENNICH, Prop., 1138-- . For information to State Board of Prices. Telephone New Milford, Conn. apply WAJTTED To lease or rent a small Room 42, Hartford. 19 UOVL SALE A of White The Ridge Stobe, Education, Capitol hotel or roadhouse where the license 183 and 184 St.. litter Chester Pigs , George - six weeks old. Mrs Bosenfeld. The examiner will be glad to confer with (150 and me rent 150. Address X. X, Sidney Conn Bee Conn. A.W.BASSETT, Hook NEW HAYEK. Hawthorne Farm Bethel, Conn. , , Redding Ridge, persons desiring to enter normal schools. Office, Newtown, Sandy 10 THE NEWTOYvN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY . 16,' 'l9W

Eleven years ago, with C. A. Lockhart as guid- Every plan has been completed to make this the ing spirit, the Mill End Sale first came to the store. most impressive of all Mill End Sales. There will July 15 it comes for the 23d timeand Mr Lock-ha- rt be more Mill End lots, greater Mill End variety, is still at its head. wonderful Mill End values. r . ' 23d Mill End Sale Began Thursday, July 15th, 1909

(jloves and Parasols Millinery In Mill End Sale Wear. Men's Wear. the In the Mill End Sale Women's Corsets and Underwear SILK, mouTjvetaire, Women's Men's wear Belts and Bags double tip, all colors, worth $1, TRIMMED HATS in best styles of Furnishings 69c the season, many of them from' our In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale SILK and chamiosette two-clas- p own work-roo- some imported di- In the Mill End Sale and silk with double rect by the store. tip v BATISTE net sizes 18 color some Were $2.50 to $5, - 50c and corsets, SHIRTS of color HANDBAGS of 10 and 12 fingers, every in style, STOCKINGS. SOFT every ard leather, - to 30, girdle and medium also white lisle, worth 50c, 42c ..Were $6 to $15, $3.50 ' lengths, Hist men care for; inch frames, leather covered, lined worth 50c, pattern regular two-clas- p, to 25c h coin-purs- e, WHITE LISLE, worth Were $16.50 $26, 7,50 souie even wo-t- with leather, fitted with BLACK or tan cotton, medium COUTIL 5ic shirts and WHITE LACE handsome pat- and batiste corsets, long some or double 39c, . 23c hats, worth 12 c, more; with small hurts; attached with card case, single weight, seamless, ' and short worth $1, two-clas- p, black terns and effects, worth $3.75 to $7, hip, supporters, collars or sort. 29o strap handle, black only, worth $2, LISLE, white, 3 for 25c. regular and worth 25 c, - 45c NEGLIGEE and working shirts, ' ; $1.39' tan, 19c $2 LISLE, black or tan, and medium FINE corsets of excellent mater- PARASOLS, colors and ef Sailor hats, black and white, attached cuffs, light and dark pat- LEATHER HANDBAGS, in black many weight cotton, worth 15c, He ials and models, some of silk, worth fects; special value at $2.35, $1.95 worth 50c to $1.50, 25c terns and white, worth 50c, 39o brown, green, tan, blue, several SEAMLESS black cotton with $1.50 to $2.50, 69c and 95c GIRLS TRIMMED HATS for children, ot PERCALE shirts of good styles, all worth $1.50, 89c parasols, plain colors, white naif-fo- and plain cotton in DRAWERS of cambric, ruffled and negligee worth $1.25, R9 pretty styles, worth $2.50 to $5, patterns, worth 69 c, 45c SWAGGER and carriage bags in all the liked colors, worth 15c, He tucked, worth 25c, - 15c CHILDREN'S and 50c ALL-OVE- R SPECIAL 69c shirts made of Gar black and all the liked colors, good parasols, fancy lace, tan or black, : FINE dis- 19c UNTRIMMED hats, black and DRAWERS.rumpled by coat or leather, tastefully trimmed, worth plain, worth and 39c, worth 15c, He exclusive worth 75c to ' ner percale, regular style, worth 50c to ' play, styles, 69c 14c and 29c colors, many shapes, MERCERIZED black lisle of gauze nice patterns, 55c $V 15c $2, 50c coat or . BELTS of white linen with pearl UMBRELLAS, men s and won $1.75, weight or medium weight, Svorth NAINSOOKand REGULAR $1 shirts, reg- PLUMES, black and colors, worth cambric night- new buckle, hand embroidered, sizes 24 en's, good covers, attractive handles, 25c, 19c gowns, and worth ular sort, designs, including ' worth $3.50 to $6.50, $2 pretty serviceable, some attached to 30, worth 50c, 39c $1, 79c FINE LIGHT black cotton, full $1 and white, with collars, HANDSOME OSTRICH TIPS, bunch of $1.25, 69c wash .belts, tailored or embroid- umbrellas with very three, fashioned, all black or with white CORSET COVERS of 79c handles and covers that will black and colors, worth 75c to $1.25, cambric, NICE COAT shirts in new colors ered styles, pearl buckle, sizes it to graceful half foot, worth 25c, 19c good styles, tistefully trimmed, give long service, worth $3, 50c TAN or COLORED 36, worth 25c, 19c ' light gauze 25c to and patterns, wortn $1.50, $1,19 STRAW BRAID, black and colors, worth 39c, 19c FANCY BELTS of ribbon , $2.35 lisle, all liked shades, worth 25c FINE NAINSOOK corset covers of NIGHT SHIRTS, collarless, light belting, - FINE SILK umbrellas, rich in handsome and fine, wortu $1 piece, " - i muslin, fancy trimmed, worth 50c, plain white or white with pink, i9c excellent styles, worth 75c and $1, every detail, worth $6, $3 75 50c LACE or ! 39c navy, lavender or light blue, pearl BOOT, tan black, light- 59c HANDKERCHIEFS Flowers in all colors and of many BALBRIGGAN underwear, good buckle, worth 10c, 8c weight, worth 25c, 19c SKIRTS of cambric with deep full PLAIN worth 4C sorts, 5c. 10c. 25c WHITE, 5c, FINE LISLE, black or white half ruffles of lace and embroidery.head-in- g finish, worth 29c, 19c men's and worth LIGHT BALBRIGGAN underwear, LINEN, women's, foot, lignt weigut, full fashioned, of hemstitched tucks, worth 10c to 12 c, fie and 8c double-se- at with ' worth 50c, 29c 1.50 and 2.00, drawers, slight Trunks Cases PLAIN WHITE nice 95c 50c and Suit linen, weight, FINE COLORED LISLE, light SAMPLE LINES of hurts, sort, 29c worth 15c and Underwear, GAUZE or underwear, In the Mill End Sale more, 11c weight, every wanted shade,; worth from two or our best makers. Baloriggan WOMEN'S in'tlal and col Every all summer worth 50c, 39c fancy 50c, 39c garment included is of excellent styles, in ored in new worh 2ic, Children's Dresses. UNION SUITS, short SOLID, cloth lined trunks 30, patterns, CHILDREN'S black cotton, ribbed, quality and style and is to sell at a lightweight, 32 34 19c and inch sizes; have medium worth 10c, 6c :' - sleeves or sleeveless, worth $1, large weight, 'J-;- Mill End Price MEN'S worth cot- 79c bolts and extra dowels, trimmed pure linen, initial, SHORT DRESSES and underskirts CHILDREN'S TAN or black Children s skirts and drawers, ISC 121-2- c, black or tan with brassed fittings, worth $6 to He with and lace, worth ton, medium weight, worth muslin trimmed with SOCKS, cotton, light TINE handkerchiefs for embroidery embroidery worth 10c, 4 for 25c $7, $5 75c, 39c. 9c and lace, worth 25c and 39c, 19c COWHIDE suit-cas- es worth 25c, cotton chil- MEDIUM cotton socks, tan or with straps men, pure linen, Itfc BABIES SLIPS, nainsook, good TAN or BLACK for NIGHT GOWNS, drawers and all around, steel dren, or medium worth olack, worth 12 c, 3 for 25c frame, strongly styles, worth 75c, 39c light weight, skirts for children, cambric in good comfortable 24-in- LISLE socks, black, tan or colors, sewed, handle, Russian and Frencn wnite dress 15c, He styles with pretty trimming, worth or black lisle ' . double heal and toe, worth 15c, size, worth $6.50, $5 es, and babies long or short dresses, WHITE tan for 50c, .25c. MATTING Suit cases of light Ribbons trimmed, worth $1.75 girls, seamless, worth 2oc, 19c NAINSOOK SLIPS for babies, lie leather brass lock prettily WEAR RESISTING in SPLIT-FOO- T cotton socks of medi- weight, handle, 95c. Stockings, worth 25 aad 39c, 19c and cloth worth In the Mill End Sale sold at 25c and best um weight, good finish, worth 15c, bolts, lining, $1.50, FINE LAWN dresses in French black, regularly - 'linen-finis- value we .now at that $1.25 WHITE MOIRE and white styles, Russian- dresses of h price, 21c lie WATERPROOF Suit cases cover- Belting v BABIES' Mercerized BLACK LISLE and fine split-fo- ot washable ribbons, worth 25c fabrics, sizes 2 to 5, worth stockings, ed with leathery cloth, brass lock, belting light, white, tan, blue or pink, worth cotton socks, imported, worth 25 c, and 35c a yard, 19c $2.25 to 3.75, $1.50 and $1.95 worth $1.50 to $1.75, $1,25 15c, ' He i 19c PLAIN OR SATIN Taffeta ribbons Silk Petticoats. HANDSOME fancy socks and plain in good shades, worth 39c and 45c a colored, regular 25c sort, 19c - 29c yard, UNDERWEAR, D silk or wash- Clothes DRESDEN ties, Boys' ribbons in many good Waists. TAFFETA, Liked colors, good able or knitted, worth 25c, 19c 4 2 inches worth In Mill End Sale patterns, wide, VESTS, cotton, sizes, styles, worth $5 and $6.75, $395 i KNITTED SILK ties, in plain and the 50c and 59c a 33c light regular yard, worth 10c, 6c TAFFETA, attractive styles' and mixed worth 50c, 39e DOUBLE-SERVIC- E TAFFETA 4 2 inches patterns, ALL suits in ribbon, LIGHT cotton vests, low neck, wide range of colors worth $7.50 SUSPENDERS, wide or narrow, summer and of wide, good quality for hair bows, : weight fancy pattern, TAFFETA and china silk in white short sleeves or sleeveless, wortn $4.75. kid and mohair ends, worth 25c, worth 19c a ' each with two pairs of trousers; well yard, 15q 12 c, RICH BLACK taffeta siiK, deep 19c and black, ecru net, and colored taf 9c tailored, good fitting; have been , THREE inch Taffeta ribbon in NICE LIGHT WEIGHT cotton full flounces of handsome styles, l-- 2c and all worth BELTS, black and tan, all liked to desirable shades, worth 12 yd, feta, good styles sizes, to -- $6.50 $10.50, $5,50 ' vests, summer styles, worth 15 c, worth $8.75 $10, $5.95.. width, worth 25c and 5$c, ALL $3.50 Double-Servic- e suits, 10c $3, $1.75 HEATHER BLOOM petticoats, NET in ecru and white, silk in - 11c 19c and 38c patterns and colors, have two pairs CHECKED WASH ribbon in pret- MERCERIZED Lisle and fine good models with full flounce,1.35 1-- 2 black and colors, attractive models light of trousers, nearly all sizes, $2.50 ty shades, Nos, 1, 1 and 2, worth and worth $3.75 to $5, cotton vests, fancy trimming, some in ALOj KKUU.LAK SI WaStt SUltS, 19c to 35c piece, 12c to 19c new, $2.95 FINE NET and messanne or tar- - extra sizes, worth 25c, 19c good and KQc LACE-iRIMiuE- D styles patterns, best colors and of pants, light cot- ALL OUR 45c wash suits, feta silk, styles extra Dresses. regular the season, worth $5.75 to $7.50, ton, regular and sizes, worth of special value at regular Skirts. ' Goods price, 75 25c, 19c Sporting colors, 35c UNION SUITS, light weight, lace PRINCESS dresses of foul- STRAW SAMPLE SKIRTS, and in'gerie pongee, " HATS in many shapes, pleated trimmed or cuff, worth 50c, .. brown.-wor- th and lawn as well as silk and net.rlch tight ard taffeta and messaline silk, good entire lot that has been 73c to $1.25, gored, black, blue and In the Mill End Sale and worth $8.75, 39c colors, worth $10 and $12.50, $S.75 to $5, $2.95 yet dainty, cotton FINE nice Vests, light ROMPERS in five colors, regular sample skirts, fabrics, J4'95 worth 12 c, 9C - LAWN and good SHIRT WAIST suits of lawn and 25c sort, 19c good models, nice colors, worth $5.75 percale, stripes or sleeve COLUMBIA bicycles of this year's and worth 50c, SLEEVELESS short vests percale, light to dark, sizes 34 to 44, val- to $7.50, figures, ..39c. - make into the sale at Mill End CAPS and hats of regular 25c $3.75 for children, nice cotton, worth 15c, , go BUTCHERS' linen skirts, white, WHITE LAWN, new styles, em worth $1.50, 95c For the $100 wheel ue, 15q 11c LAWN PRINCESS prices. example new models, button front or side, broidery trimmed, worth 75c and $1, dresses in fig- is to sell at $75 PANTS, lace trimmed, nice .cotton, and worth $3.75, $1.95 45c ures, stripes plain colors, worth LION men'-- i and women's worth 15c, . - bicycles, For Men. LINGERIE and lawn, plain white He $3.60,' . $1.95.. guarantee' for the entire season; or black and white, inserting trim BALBRIGGAN shirts and drawers LINGERIE and lawn princess for worth 25c, regularly sold for $19.50, $17 EVERY PAIR of the trustworthy med, worth $1.25, 69c boys, ' igc dresses, white and colors, plain and HOWLAND TIRES, guaranteed and good fitting Howland low shoes TAILORED ana lawn waists, nice UNDERWAISTS, good and strong, striped, worth $3.75 and $4.50. Wrappers and Kimonos. worth for the season; usually $2.15, $.9() for men that is in the store goes into finish, worth $1.50 to $1.75, 95c 15c, - t He $2.95 HEAVY HQWL4ND tires, guaran- the Mill End Sale. We omit none. PERCALE wrappers, good colors, MADRAS lingerie ana lawn waists ANDERSON' GINGHAM and fine teed, usually $3. $2.60 There is free choice from the whole well made, full skirts, sizes 34 to 44 in white and colors, some tailored Tailored Wash Suits. percale princess dresses, some lawns STEEL fishing rods, Jointed, regu- assembly, Oxford ties, low button worth $1, 69c styles, worth $2 and $2.25, $1.50 and lingeries, worth $5 and $5.75, lar $1.45 ort, $1.15 shoes, in patent leather, calfskin, DIMITY short kimonos, attractive HANb,SOMJ3 LiA(iJiiKii!i waists, LINEN and REP wash suits In $3.75 SLEEVLESS shirts for athletes, Russia calfskin, and wine Russia calf. colors and patterns, worth 50c, some samples, unique in trimming tailored styles of real beauty. Plain RICH SILK DRESSES in Princess white, blue and black, usually 38c, $4 and $5 sorto, $3,20 39c and effect, worth $3 and $3.50, models or trimmed with Inserting. style, foulard messaline and taffeta, 29c $3.50 and $4 sorts, $2.85 LONG KIMONOS of lawn, some $195 Many are samples. fine patterns and colors: CAMERAS of several sorts, tennis $3 and $350 sorts, $2 35 trimmed in contrast, some in Orient- FINFi WAISTS of all sorts of wash Worth $7.50, ; $3.75 , Worth $16.50 to $22.50, $12 50 and $2.50 75c and some sam Worth Worth $25 to-- rackets and supplies, dog collars, and $3 sorts, $1 90 al designs, worth $1.25, fabrics, including linen, $10, " $4.75. $30, $18 all ara included at Jim End Prices. $2 sorts, $1.65 45c and 75c ples, worth $3.75 and $4.50, $2.50 Worth $12.50, $6.75 Worth $32.50 to $45, $25

THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO., Bridgeport. THE NEWTOWN JJEE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1909. U 23d HILL END Sale Opened July i5tho

White Goods Fancy Silks Embroideries Crockery, Glass & Lamps Housewares Books and Stationery In Sale. the Mill End In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale In the Mill End Sale NAINSOOK CHECKS, several sizes WASH bot-- worth 8c a In the Mill End ROUGH PONGEE, all colors, worth BOILERS, nolld copper l ALGER BOOKS for boys, a new yard; OVLR 7000 PIECES of decorated torn, 7 cloth Sale, 5o 59c yard, 45o CAMBRIC worth 8c io. regular $1, 58e edition, good binding, IQo SATIN LIBERTY in de- - edgings, yard, porcelain from a good American pot Extra heavy, PEOPLE'S classic books. INDIA LINON, h, very sheer pretty regular $l.6j, Library, h, worth 49e tery. Many styles and shapes, 65 uniform in and bind worth 8c yard, no signs, 75c, INSERTINGS an.', et'elnsi of cam titles, type MESSALINE all colors, fine out a complete dinner set can be WASUrNQ SETS cnslPtlns of Jal 25c, STRIPED LAWN for worth silk, 12 c. ing, regularly 3 for 50o waists, bric, worth 10c and Rr in some - finish. h, worth 59c, 45o picked of the patterns: vanized tub with attach- A HODGE PODGE Of al-- 10c and 12 c, 8c NAINSOOK Swiss and cambric in- - wringer looks, FANCY and Cups and saucers, regular $1.50 ment, 60 feet 100 clothes most all 60c INDIA LINON, fine quail SILKS, striped and 2 to 5 lice, pins, sorts, published at from worth 75c, sortings edgings, inch, to vi.bO dozen, fin vr one wash board; all worth $1 SO. to $3, 25o ty, worth 12 c, o checked, good colors, wouh 12 l-- and 15, IQc Covered vegetable dishes, regular 89ft GLENWOOD FABRIC H LAWN of good quality, wide nar writing BLACK SATIN fine fine EUtiiNGS, and hoc to $1.35, 45o BABBITT'S soap and 1776 wash. about 100 sheets worth 15c, 11c Llbeity, quali row, many with paper, to pound, h, matching inserting, dishes without covers, DOTTED sizes of ty. worth 85c. 59a vegetable ing powder, g for 25c worth 25c, igA SWISS, several worth zuc and Z5c, ISn 28c to 50c. 12n tn 19n 15c a RICH FANCY silks, stripes and regular OLD DUTCH cleanser, 4 f0r 25c GLENWOOD envelopes, box of 100 dots, worth yard, 10c FLOUNCING and edging of nain Large meat 60c to es 69c dishes, usually TOILET flat or rolls, FINE INDIA LINONS, checks, worth II. sook, Swiss and 5 to 12 paper, regu 18c ROUGH PONGEE of cambric, $i. 39o lar 5c, .8 for SHETLAND LINbN box wide, worth 15c yard, 10o special good inch, handsome, worth 35c to 60c 2tc. paper. ness, 24 to 27 inches wide, worth $1 Plates, soup and dinner, regular CLOTHES PINS, per 100, 70 three sizes, 24 sheets paper and 25 WAISTINGS, checks and stripes, 25c $1.50 to $2.25 dozen. each fin l-- and 65c CLOTHES BASKETS, 45c in box, worth worth 12 and 10c $1.25, BATISTE 18-In- regular envelopes 25c, 15c 15c, flounclngs with Tea and pie plates, regular $1.25 Black 35 inches wide, all-ove- 29e KID, the God of Luck LINEN FINISH suiting, soft and Taffeta, Dands or rs to match, worth candy worth $1,' 69c to i.au a dozen, each 5c RINSING TUBS, galvanized, regu- - or Bllllken's brother, sold at line, worth 15c a yard, 12 o $1 to $1.75, 65o and 75c usually BLACK PEAU de and taf Small meat dishes, regular 18c to lar 45c, 25c 29c, NAINSOOK of fine weave, yard Cygne CORSET COVER embroideries, 15 35 or 36 inches wide, worth 30c, 10e cans, toe. worth l-- feta, nainsook Garbage regular wide, 19c, 12 and cambric, dainty pat Soup tureens, regular $1.50 to DOTTED SWISS of fine SI and $1.25. 85c worth 50c and 29c quality, PEAU de a wide terns, 75c, $2.50. 79( GALVANIZED foot 15c l-- SOIE, black, yard tubs, regular worth yard, 12 35c and 50c PLAIN WHITE WARE of second O Q a r 40 INCH LAWN and 30-in- In- and worth $1, 79c CAMBRIC for children's uw ZOC Hr .. FANCY flouncing quality: SLOP PAILS, 1 dia sheer and fine, worth 25c TAFFETA and louislne galvanized, regular OUet Wares linon, 50 dresses, worth 35c, 25c ups and saucers, regular $1 a silks, checks and stripes, worth c, BATISTE 49c, 29c a 'yard, 15c flouncing in handsome lozen, eaeh 2c LARGE ASH STRIPED POPLINS and 39c worth CANS, heavy, gal In the Mill End Sale waistings patterns, $1.25 and $1.75, . Pitchers, 20c, 2c of fine 25c ROUGH PONGEE, not all silk, all regular vanized, regular $1.50, 95c grade, worth yd, 15c 75c and SI Slop jars, regular $1, 49c JAPANNED flour canisters 25 colors, worth 39c, 30c 64-in- . FRENCH PIQUE and fine nain- flounclngs, will make en DINNER-SET- S - SAMPLE LOT of Am" ic.n pcrce- and 50 pound, 65c and $1, of hair brushes sook, extra good, worth 39c a yard, tire worth $1.25 to $1 regular gowns, $2, lain, several styles and attractive 42c and 65c with solid backs and pure bristles. 25c ALLrOVEKS, cambric and Swiss, Jecoraiions, 100 and 112 pieces. BREAD and CAKE fine wood with fine polish: SWISS EMBROIDERED fabrics 35 boxes, ja worth c, , 25c Regular $10 and $12.50, $795 35c to 85c. Worth 39c to 69c, 25c ALL-OVER- panned, regular for 45 Inches worth S, dresses, wide, Colored Woolens cambric and Swiss, Regular $13.50 to $16.50, $9.95 . Worth $1 and $1.25, 480 39c a 91c to 55c yard, 29o worth 35c, 25c TOILET SETS of 6 pieces, printed of Worth $1.50 and $1.75',' 75c ALL-OVER- ENAMELWARE, hundreds FINE S for gui.npes, Worth $2 and 1 In the Mill End Sale decorations, regular $2, $1 50 pieces, American and imported, at $3, or entire waists, small or IDEAL cush- large pat TOILET SETS, 10 pieces, gold about half of regular price. hair brushes, rubber tentsi worth 75c and Son ion worth ?.i. decorations, regular $3.50 to $4,50, Small pieces, usually 18c to 25c, back, $1, 48c Wash Goods YARD-WID- E fabrics in and an-- I embrri.li.wi gray TUCKED, 'ace $2.95 10c MILITARY brushes, backs in seve- and in self-stripe- s, worth all-- ( vers of fineness and tan stripes special CUT GLASS of handsome patterns Pans, kettles, tea and coffee ral styles, worth 60c and 60c each, In the Mill End Sale. 29c and 39c 19c worth $1 pots, yard, leaury. $1.50. and cut by American experts, all double boilers, anl Fueh, ?0c 25c MOHAIR, colors and all the FANCY HANDS, creau white attd usually plain at regular prices reduced by one- - to $1.50, 48c NAIL BRUSHES with solid back, PRINTED LAWNS, good quality, ones, wide, worth 39c, ecru, wo.rli 10c to 25c, 5c sizes wanted, yaru quarter. s, 55 c, 29c all and shapes, some with han worth 6c yard; in the Mill End Sale, 2 to 5 worth regular 29c CiUXY laces, inch, PLAIN THIN BLOWN tumblers, Tea and eoifee 30c die, worth 39c and 50c, 18c 4c l-- pots, regular BLUE MOHAIR, plain or striped, 12 to 15c, 8c 60c TOOTH CHALLIES for comfortaO.es, regular a dozen, 39c to 45c, 15c and 19c BRUSHES, good bristles, h, worth 59c, 39c LINEN TORCHON laces, wide or FANCY Etched and evf ral styles, worth 15c and 29c, worth 0c a yard, 4 l-- engraved Rice boilers, regular 48c, 29e MOHAIR, gray stripes or blue narrow, witn inserungs, worm bc, tumblers, regular 75c and $1. a 8c SHIRTING PRINTS, indigo, pink, 42 "to 44 inches worth Large preserving kettles, regular checks, wide, 5c 50c . PINE TOOTH BRUSHES, extra- - and worth 6c and 7c yd, dozen, 95c, 58c gray, 75c yard, 49c VAL LACES, worth 35c to 85c a LEMONADE or sets, tooted good tristies, wor h L"c and 0c, 41-- 2 punch Berlin kettles, No. 6, usually 45c PRUNELLA, satin stripes, all dozen 25c and 45c lus- yards, bowl, witn six tumblers nd six 29c MERCERIZED checks, high value at 58c, COLORED 27 to 45 fed" - good shaues, special nets, inches hangers. s, FOWDLR BwOKS. to be car worth 7c 5c several styles, regular NICKELED solid cop ter, yard, 49e wide, nandsome ana worm, S1.25 worth 25c. APRON GINGHAMS, blue and aaimy, 89c per, No. 7, regular $1, 69c u CREAM SERGE, 50 inches wide, 75c to $1.50 50c I DECORATED in a number P FFS. with or white worth 7c 5c yard, lamps Nos. 8 and 9, regular $1.25, 85c n.'WrER riug checks, yard, with colored stripes, worth 85c and ana ecru neis, uoueu auu nf stvles and sizes, handsome and worth 15c, PLAIN CHAMBRAY of good qual- (jkbam NICKELED tea and coffee cots of handle, 8c $1, 59c 40 men, worm iou auu oat or central COMBS, extra worth 8c a 6c ngurea, attractive, globe shade, soiiu copper, regular 60c to $1.10, heavy and large, ity, yard, SILK VOILES of fine quality, 42 35c ; to worth 75c and STRIPED SEERSUCKER ging- yard, draft, regular $2.75 $1.95 according to size, 450 and 58c $1, 48c to 54 inches wide, worth $1.50, VENISE BANDS, cream, wmte GLASS Shades with bead- - IVORY FINE COMBS of extra . ham and small checked gingham, t rekt 69c and ecru, worth 35c and 50c a yard, e"d rich and distinctive, regu-- weight, worth 35c, 17c . worth fic fringe, 8c, SUITINGS, plain and fancy, good 25c fine PRINTED ZEPHYRS, both sides lar $4 to $6, $2.95 DRESSING, pocket and combs, colors, h, worth $1 and $j..25, DUTCH COLLARS, finished with 8c many sizes and shapes, worth 15c to alike, worth yard, 60 79c Val lace and worth 25c, of embroidery, Oil Stoves & 30c, 10c PERCALES, good quality, yard COLORED Silk Voiles of fine tex 15c Refrigerators hand or with worth JOc and 12 c, fin MIRRORS, shaving, wide, ture, nice shades, 40 inches wide, STOCKS, Ascots, bows and rabats, BATES Seersucker are In Mill Sale ring or handle, fine finish, worth $1 ginghams, worth 7oc, 39c worth 25c, 15c the End and worth 12 l-- 9c $1.25, 480 yard, round or as CHAMBRAY, 32 or 36 inches Jewelry and Silver MIRRORS, square, l-- WICKLESS blue flame sorted worth 39 wide, worth 12 and 15c, 9c sizes, c, 25J PERCALES of best quality, good In the Mill End Sale ?rted styles' GLYCERINE toilet soap, worth' patterns, worth 12 c, 10c Fancywork Jar 3c, 6 for 10c BORDERED and LARGE OVENS for use on oil TOILET soap, assorted odors, ginghams, plain to with and handsome plain or In the Mill End Sale stoves, regular $2 $3, $145 worth 5c, 2 for 5c stripes, BARRETTES and combs, plain REUANCB double VIOLETTE de box of worth 12 l-- to 19c, burner,' flit Parme soap, fancy poplins, and and carved, worth 10c to $1, wick oil-tov- 10c Rugs Carpets regular 75c, 58c three cakes, worth 25c, ISn RENAISSANCE scarfs, worth $1, 7c to 65c 4 SILK DOT muslins, pretty and fine burner, regular $1.50, $1,15 ITALIAN TALCUM powder, worth 85c In the Mill End Sale i RINGS, gold filled, signet or stone OVENS for oil stoves, several 10c a box, So worth 19c yard, 10c SCARFS and shams, Irish set, worth 17c or point, 25c, sorts, regular 90c to $1.15, 69c NAIL FILES, with or without a DOTTED SWISS, plain NECK-CHAIN- S, printed worth 75c to $1.50, 50c rolled gold plate, GAS 2 worth 12 c, 10c STOVES, burner, regular case, 20c, lQn mercerized, worth CENTERS of Irish point, 15 inch. worth 75 c, 45c DIMITIES batistes 89c WHISK BROOMS, all sizes, fine PRINTED and worth 15c, 10e BIGELOW Axrr.inster PEARL EARRINGS, worth 25c, l-- ELjiiOTRA i'AR hard worth 25c in attractive colors, worth 12 2c REFRIGERATORS, corn, and 35c, 16c PILLOWS, embroidered by hand, rugs, rich Oriental patterns and col 17c wood with charcoal RUBBER to 19c 10c ' lining GLOVES, all sizes, white yard, worth $3 and $3.50, $2 ors, 9 by 12 feet, worth $29, rated BROOCHES, collar pins, sash pins, $9.75 size for or in PONGEE striped patterns, $7.95 red, box, worth 69c, 39c fancy PILLOvvtops with bacK, stamped, as mismatched by the factory, hat pins; fancy and stone set, worth $13.75 size for RUBBER worth 19c 12 c $12 SPONGES, large, worth yard, worth 25c, 19c 25c to 50c, 17c to 35c size FIGURED silk and cotton mix- - $19.50 $11.50 for $9.95 60c, 39C LAUNDRY-BAG- S, washable cre COIN steel and silver 25c KHORASSAN rugs, made by W, PURSES, BORAX, 20 Mule Team brand, in tures, pretty and fine, worth a ' 12c 17c tonne, worth 17c, & J. Sloaue and of great goodness, plated, worth 25c, pound box, worth 12c, 10c yard. 15c CUFF LINKS and best sort. floral designs, 9 by 12 feet, worth buttons, gold VIOLET AMMONIA, one quart, GALATEA, Hydegrade, filled and stone set, worth 25c to Black Woolens worth 15c yard, 12 l-- $24, $19.50 worth 15c, 9c Goods CARPET RUGS of several weaves 30c, 15c to 35c FLORIDA WATER, good grade, PRINTED silk muslin and Irish Upholstery VEIL worth 25c and makes, good patterns and colors, PINS, gold filled, In the Mill End Sale worth 25c, 12c dimities, delicate and handsome, In the Mill End Sale to 17c 2 by 10 2 feet, worth $19.50 50c, to 35c BAY RUM, large bottle, worth 25c worth 25c a yard, 15c WAIST PIN SETS, ZEPHYR and COTTAGE muslins for curtains, and $22, $16,50 fancy, gold ETAMINE, 44 Inches wide, fine 15c FINE ginghams filled, worth 25c, 15c worth nlaln mercerized pongee of rich in white, checks and stripes, worth WILTON VELVET vrrs'ed rugs quality, $1.5o, 89e FAMILY SYRINGE, 2 quart size, SILVERWARE from Wm Rogers STRIPED Voile and checked ba worth 25c yard, 15c 8c yard, 5c good clear colors in Oriental pattern worth $1, 69c teauty, 9 & Sons: spoons and knives, worth 42 or 44 inches SPONGE-BAG- MOTOR SUITINGS, or RUFFLED muslins, finished with and in small figures, by 12 feet tiste, wide, worth silk, rubberized, plain; $1.50 to $3 a dozen, each 9 to 18c worth 15c yard, 12 c. tucks and Battenburg edge, worth worth $35, $29 n, 89c worth 25c and 39c, 17c stripffl, ROGERS & HAMILTON silver, STRIPED 54 inches wide TOURIST SHIRTING MADRAS, h, 10c yard, 8c TAPESTRY rugs, good patterns, panama, CASES, large, cretonne, 9 11 and 9 by fancy pieces for the table, worth 65c worth $1.25, 89c rubber 60c and fine patterns, worth 19c a yard, SILKOLINE of best quality, plain attractive colors, by lined, worth 75c, or worth 12 l-- yd, 7c 12 feet, worth $14 and $15, $10 to $2, 35c to $1.50 SERGE, black storm serge or fan 39c 15c figured, v COLONIAL ART Scrim, in artistic BODY BRUSSELS solid and SILVER crumb sets, chocolate cy stripes, worth $1, 79c ABSORBENT cotton, 1 pound MERCERIZED in rugs, fruit-basket- suitings plain and s, and nice colors, worth 25c handsome, good color combinations pots, trays, bowls MELROSE and fancy striped mo roll, worth 25c, .19c colors, worth 25c yard, 15c designs to 40 mercer- 15c 9 by 12 feet, worth $25, $19.50 worth $2.50 $3, $1.50 hair, to 44 inches wide, worth $1, SCISSORS and shears, 3 to 9 inch, STRIPED POPLINS, yarn yard, one wortn worth 39c ART TICKINGS and cretonnes, FIBER Rugs clean and sanitary GILT CLOCKS, day, 79c worth 25c, 12c ized and very brilliant, H , 7 1- $2.50 to $3, $1.50 STORM and at a' 25c handsome in both color and pattern, and of good pattern, sizes by serge FOLDING FANS, black or colors, yard, 1- Worth 10 2 8 4 10 -2 feet, 9 ALARM CLOCKS, 75c, tractive crispine, worth 75c, 59c and SECO Silk, plain colors, rich and worth 29c yard, 19c. feet. by worth iuc 15c, 5 sash-ro- 59c SIRIP'i!;: in and other 29c Extension with brack- by 12 feet, worth $8 to $10, panama CHAMOIS SKINS, washable, suit fine, worth yard, 25c 42 to 46 worth 75c to handsome, ets, worth 5c and 9c, 3c and 7c $6 to $7.50 weaves, inch, able for use in home or on carriage TUSSAH silks, very hand 85c, 39c a 29c TUCKED CURTAINS of muslin BODY BRUSSELS carpet, 59c or automobile, four sizes, worth 60c worth yard, some for GOOD FANCY and to FOULARD and dotted Seco silks, with Renaissance inserting, worth Datterns and excellent suitings striped $1.50, 390 to 95c Panama, 46 to 54 inches wide, wortn lustrous and fine, worth 39c a yard, 50c, 39c wear, worth $1.45 yard, $1 29c RUFFLED MUSLIN curtains with VELVET and TAPESTRY Brus and Coats. 75o, 4Qn handsome and Suits Mohair, 44 inches wide, worth rich colors, Renaissance inserting, worth 59c, sels carpets, rich and PONGEE in 50c, wort 39c 29c 45c durable, worth 85c and 90c yard, 39c wide, yard, TAILOR-MAD- E suits of woolen, all FANCY STRIPES, 36 and 38 SILK MULLS, hand- RUFFLED NET curtains witn 79c Bedspreads printed In, 95c all wool and this Reason's styles, worth $10 to inches wide, worth 29c to 39c, some patterns, worth 50c yd,' 25c Renaissance inserting, worth INGRAIN carpets, In the Mill End Sale cot- 65c good patterns, worth 69c yard, 55c $50, $6.75 to $22.50 19c BANZAI silk, a fine silk and pair, weed 75c SCOTCH LACE and came nei cur HEAVY STRAW matting, tnina RAINCOATS, cloth and suk, HEMMED crochet spreads, good ton textile, nice colors, worth a the new circular tains, worth $2.50 and $3 a pair. make, white with small figures, models including size, worth $1, 75c yard, 50c liked colors, too, worth $10 $2 worth 35c a yard, 25s styles, Sheets and Pillow Cases FRINGED bedspreads, some with lace curtains, worth LINOLEUM, good new patterns in to $15, $6.75 and $9.75. cut corners, good size, worth $1.39, Nottingham CHILDREN S Coats ot nice fabric and $2.25 a hardwood designs and small figures, In the Mill End Sale $1 $2 pair, $1,50 and models, Mill End Sale FANCY NOVELTY curtains, worm worth 50c and 62 i-- 2c a square yd, and and color stylish FINE BEDSPREADS, hemmed or Teas In the to COT 48 76 $1.50 a pair, $1.25 39c worth $3.50 $8.75, SHEETS, by inches, fringed, some with cut corners, BASEMENT. MERCERIZED portieres, red on OIL-CLO- in various widths and $2.50 to $4.75 worth 18c, 15C worth $t.50, $1,29 30c WOMEN'S COATS, short and long SEAMED bleached 72 FULL-SIZ- E HOWCO TEAS at special price ly, nice weight, worth $7 to $8 a lengths, odd pieces and worth sheets, by bedspreads, hemmed. 19c silk, satin or cloth, attractive and 90 inches, worth 45c, as- - worth during the Mill End Sale. pair, $5 square yard, $2.25, $1.75 DOOR-MAT- to SEAMLESS 81 2 for COUCH COVERS or extra widen, S of moulded rubber, fine, worth $8.7a ?iu, sheets, by 90, SATIN bedspreads, full size, worth. 60c teas, pounds si to worth 45c teas, 3 pounds for $1 heavy quality, worth $2.50, $2 18 by 24 inches, worth $1, 65c $5.75 $16.50 65c, 55Q $2.50. $2

Every Mill End Lot is Guaranteed. If a Thing Isn't Right, We'll Buy It Back. Just bring it backbut Promptly and in Good Condition. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO., Bridgeport. 12 NEWTOWN THE BEE, Fi'IDAY. JUL 10,1900.

- i " If You ... w m rva ? - " Artesian Wish At WANAMAKER'S You'll Find Wells Desirable To snvo your' back And Water The Most Wearing Apparel and have your corn planted with- Supply ' out any mistakes, use one o' the And the Best House Furnishings American btantlard Hand Corn For Cities and Towns, Breweries Planters; cost but Manufactories, Cemeteries. everybody knows where to to what is wanted. they something, NOT just go get save time and lots of hnrd Farms, Kosidonces. is with the and they everybody equipped knowledge experience work. to decide what is best among the merchandise offered. It is a quality of human nature to depend, for the things you don't know, upon some friend who toes know. And the more you learn about the principles and methods of the Wanamakcr Store, the more you will come to do like thousands of others, and The Just Depend Upon WANAMAKER'S Sherwin-William- s Wanamaker's stands squarely for constant betterment in service-Wanamaker- 's will give you full value received. At Wanamaker's Paints you cm easily solve the perplexing problems of Summer buying, whether want beautiful and for the Carter House, Lake Waramaug, ycu serviceable things house, or Cost more than some others but garments for personal wear, whether yc-- do own selecting at Test anil your Which Has Been Opened Under the Management of they cover more surface and last Borings Core Drill Pros- the store, or shop by letter. pecting for Mineralsjesting; for Dam, Joseph Cowan of New Milford. much longer. That s the kind to and Pier , If you cannot come yourself, to make selections, utilize our Building Bridge Foundations, your use. Shafts for Elevators and any.other helpful Mail Order Service. letter attention, and Every gets personal practical purpose. , you will be sure of a quick reply. Special consideration will be given Eliza Wood over the Fourth. Roswell Dan-- to your requests, and a careful choice will be made from the Wana-mak- er Bee. Bouton, formerly of Drilled The Newtown nury, na8 moved into house with Wells, stocks, which are as rich and varied as in the any the country. his niece, Mrs Harr;s. Driven You Newtown, Friday, July 23, 1909. Stephen The Wells, may depend upen Wanamaker's to send you the best to Miss Esther Anderson, who has Hardware & N had . Test Borings be and send it promptly. been in with pneumonia, is able to a be out. Supply Co., (Exact Samples) New Preston. Arthur Anderson of Bridgeport Any Pumping System Supplied. spent tne Fourth with his mother. 1215 Main Wind Jane Canfleld St., Mills, TanksPumps, Hot Air Broadway, FINE SEASON AT THE LOOMARWICK. entertained guests Gas and Gasolene Formerly rrom NorwaiK over the Fourth. Engines, Engines, Fourth ave., The Loomarwick is pninvind n fin. Bridgeport, Conn.,. Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well A. T. Stewart Miss Florence Mills Is taking the Supplies. to Tenth business and has a number & Co. Eighth already large place ot Miss Alice Stocking in Burr Have all of the ove: also Lawn ) streets oi guests, ine enlargement of the front Mill's store. and the of the rooms and Hardware of all kinds. piazza improvement Thelball between Swings and hall fiives General satisfaction. Th game, Friday, the George- C. L. town team and a team from Little Boston re- You want the goods, we want the Grant, table service is fine and sulted In a score of 17 9 In the season bids to favor of the money lair to be the best m the history of the Georgetown boys, who appeared for the first NEW YORK Loomarwick. .Recent time in their new uniforms. 58 Belden St. Hartford. Conn. arrival!) at the Henry Hoffman, who lived In the O'Donell , Loomarwick include: place In Little Boston, has moved into the Bunks in the John W. Greene, Mr and Mrs George place same district. Mr and .Mm Clarence Burr, who Banks Mr ana Mrs occupied the Auen, van Hammel, John place, has moved to Danbury, Koxbury Announcements. Izat, Charlotte A. Ulrich, R. M. Mon- , ... -- tgomery, Jr., Florence C. Burke, Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs J. S. Adams, Jersey City. Bethel. Do You E. J. Dolon, Florence O'Brien, J. B. The "Champion Bessie Moore, Woods, New Milford. GRANGE BARN DANCE AND want a nice hammock for thn sum Mr and Mrs David CowIps. fip.nrdp p LAWN PARTY. mer, call and see our stock, the nr1on and Cowles, Woodbury. $5 quality will suit you. The 1575 brand of cof- The committee in of the Suit for fee is sure to a 0. 5. Cowles, charge Boys, please you, buy pound and Waterbury. arrangements for the barn dance you will want more. Fresh vegetables and L. Mr A H. Nettlfitnn. nnrl Mrs F. Flan. and lawn party of the Bethel Is made to fruit arrive every day. Fvervthins In boots. agan, Mrs S. D. Brown, E. L. New give snoes ana general mercnanaise.isin Brown, Grange has evidently chosen as its extra service York. motto for long P. Something everybody." H. Spaford, C. P. Carter. Glastonbury. The affair will be held on under the hardest Allen Joyce, W. L Thomas. J. M. Landav. F. W Friday evening, July 16, at 35 Main Street, usage to wear Eoxbury Station. Conn Moore. W. R. Wright. R. L. Strohel. Camn the Town Columbia. opposite hall, and the tick and save money ets issued in coupon at 25c George Christian, shape and mending. Freeport. each will entitle the bearer to ad- H.E. OARLICK, Mr and Mrs Frank M. Wells. Miss Rpsrip mission, a straw and a of Only the tough New RocheUe. hat, plate Auto Accessories. Meyers, ice cream made of cream est fabrics are us- Veterinary, Supplies, Sundries, C. I- pure only, BOXBTJRY.CONN Mrs R. Smith. Miss E. - Wprdanrl a reserved seat at all the concert and ed; seams are 208-- Tires batteries and all kinds of work. Miss tMabel Richter, Walter C. Major, Long Distance Telephone vulcanized, repair dancing. Everything seems to have! double-sew- n Brooklyn. with P. S. : Any one wishing to communicate with Distributors for Chalmers-Detroi- t, Knox and been for a ex- me over EM.F. Mr and Mrs H. P. Fa rrhilrl. Frank H. provided good time, linen thread and Local Telephone Call cept the quarter. , Ward, New Haven. taped; stout linen W. W. WAKELEY, Edward Keon, Mrs R. E. Math, F. N. THE EDIFICE SEW FOR THE, stays resist strains; Cemetery and Memorial Work. Hook, Ct. Goldsmith, Mrs Helen Foren, Mr and Mrs EPISCOPAL PARISH. Sandy N James R. Gleasnn. Mr and Mrs T. n. Coch . pants have double The on me rane, Mr and Mrs E. Hahne, New York. work new Eniscnnai seat and knees. & o. L. church on Center istreet for the St Hughes Chapman, l Newton, J. Wadhams, Clarence 5 Handsome Successor to ChaS. J. Rowe, C. H. Newton, Torrington. rnomas Darlsh Is nrocre&sinar ranid- - Hughes, Mr and Mrs W. Slnanp Indlis MU lyELd it was voted at a mep.tiner nf suits; the held last in medium and The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., Inglis, Miss Evelyn S. Inglis, Master John vestry, week Wednes- Inglis, New Rochelle. day evening, to hold the ceremony of darf mixtures, Incorporated. Capital Stock $25,000. P. layinsr the corner stone on ( Allison Smith, Newtown. Saturday. sizes 7 to 16, $5. F. S. Brown, New Preston. July 24. .Rev Storrs O. Seymour, 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. D. a Let your boy test D., the former rector of the ' r in a yf Cures Cancer old home when AT THE WILSON HOUSE. church, will, the absence of Rev nampion suit. and sores. Patients treated at desired. B. Alma V. Clausen, vValdemar Van B. Bi,nop "hauncey Brewster, per- Clothes, hats, shoei and fur Correspondence Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. form the ceremony of the Clausen, Mr and Mrs Frederick Cushman, laying aishings for boys of all ages. Doris stone. Rev G. W. Davenrjort. rec Established in 1901 Cushman, Thomas S. Clark, Mr and tor Mrs New York. of St James church at Danhnrv. Eugene Hahne, and Jessie B. Brown, Mr and Mrs J. Carlisle representing the mother church, will be ' Landon, Mr and Mrs Charles W. Hubbell, speaker. Edwin Short and Gideon Peck were col- Mr and Mrs Arthur J. Mrs W. C. appointed to Murphy, lect Manufacturers of and Dealers Bigelow, Lester B. articles and papers to be placed the months a Kodak is almost a neces- Bigelow, Brooklyn. in stone. The During Spring S. D. C. the corner Tha stonp is tn Highest' Grade of Cemetery May Clark, Washington, Outfitters to Men, Women be laid at the foot of and Children ) sity. We have all sizes and prices. Turney Soule, Mr and Mrs J. H. Nettle-to- the tower, Work from wnicn is tne southwest corner. Northwest Corner Fresh Films. Miss Mary S. Beardsley, Miss Ophelia oi ( Beardsley, New Milford. fain Street and Fairfield Aveuue Granite and Marble. ' C. E. Paddock, Bridgeport. SUDDEN DEATH OF CHARLES A. Bridgeport, Conn.v Office and Salesroom: Hayes & Betts, '". Allison P. Smith, Newtown. RODEMiiYER. 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport,' Ct. 993 Main Conn. J. M. Kraft, m. W; Machol, New Haven. Street, Bridgeport, Charles A. Rodemever. whn has Branch office, 154 Main St.. Danbury, Conn Mr and Mrs J. C. Mr and Mrs Loudon, been sufferine with rlip'imatsim r 1 v. Hubbell, Brooklyn. passed away very suddenly at the nome or wrs S. LAKE WARAMAUG NOTES. ' nis sister, Leroy Stone, J. BATES, of East street on Sunday, 4, of John K. Whtttierof Lowell, Mass.. and Rev July When m-- paralysis of the heart. The hnriv was burlneliketo KNOW that, thp.v mtt.W and Mrs Charles Whittier of Me., Monumental Work the real the IS Bangor, taken Canaan &Buildmg MOST PEOPLE thing; that duality exactly as repre- have been guests at the pleasant cottage of to New on Tuesday, COAL! sented, and to feel thatthn nrlcps nalrl avo in at. Mr and Mrs CT. Whittier. wnere VnXlIAM EG AIT, Then becomes a and a satisfaction. This July b, tne burial tock"place. shopping pleasure pleasure may be yours In the Mr and Mis J. L. Harvey of Jersey City, Successor to M. Kilbride. Lettering and Carving Done Pneu when In silver ne by future, simply looking for things gold or of the best makes. Sterling or N. J,. are enjoying a sojourn with Mr and Coal yard at Sandy Hook StaUon.-Telepho- mauc loois. plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other Mrs Daniel Bowly. v William A. Freide made the state 28-- 4. precious stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, billbooks and card cases.art ware.jfans, Col and Mrs J. Hollis Wells and son, Mr ment to your that the Cleaning and Monuments"! and Whiting's box papers. and Mrs Richmond Jones correspondent and Johnson Jones price him for his land been ueausrones. Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly of Jersey 'Cii y have been guests of Mr and paid hag iibbeu fcuaa&ea iuuub bmu Kugruiueeu. uu iu, Mrs Daniel Bowly and Mr and Mrs J. H. taken for Bethel's new reservoir as 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Bumstead. allowed by the commissioner, was Frank Favereau, 1 Austin Boyd of Princeton. N. J., has been df the of Mr and Mrs H within $40 what he had offered Conn. guest J, Bumstead. to Redding Ridge, Taylor Gregory, Robert Carey. Raymond Smith of Bergen settle with the local water com Mr G. Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Street, Derby, Conn. Point, N. J., and H. Lancaster Scott of Jersey mission and it was his opinion that Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wag"n repair- KEANE'S City, N. J.,have been guests at the hospitable had local commissioners ing and General Blacksmitblng. Full stock homeof Mr and Mrs J. H. Bumstead. the settled of Neverslip horseshoes on hand, c Sizes to fit Through the courtesy of Mr and Mrs Daniel with the different land owners it all horses. Monumental Bowley Editor Smith of The Bee was taken could have been done for j across about $300 the lake, Friday evening, in their fast more local Works, motor boat and landed at the dock of his tnan the board offered Lanterns stopping place, the Wilson Bouse. for the land that was taken. This Swamp. Mr Scofleld has inspected Japanese to Housatonic Ave., BridsreDort. his mind, and it seems to be the and given permission for building of of For home, cottage or yacht. Our first direct, im- opinion many the taxpayers, a dam for Commodore Walter Lutt-ge- n would have been much on - Georgetown. better and his Sunset Hill property. F. Bridgeport. After their wp.rtrH7is- portation from Japan. Pleasing prices for popular sizes at cheaper than to have called out the G. Boas, who is building the reser- Mr and Mrs -- trip Ferry will reside NEW FACTORY FOR THE BENNETT & eommisbi welch at a conserva- voir dam, has the contract for GILBERT CO. r. this m Bridgeport, wnere Mr Ferry ha3 986-98- 8 tive estinive has cost the work Jackson's Book Main St., Bridgeport, The Bennett taxpayers also. The dam is to be built a position. Shop, Gilbert Manufacturing Co. of Bethel for are excavating for the foundation for the borough $1000. holding back ihe water in an A. H. Senior. he contractor a.n.1 Mrs H. new factory, which is to: be 301 feet long, 45 David Taylor of Chestnut artificial lake which is to he laid cut huilder, was in New York on feet wide and four stories high and when Street last week in east of Commodore City is to spent Newtown, Luttgen's resi- Dusiness, last week completed be used for wire weaving. It the of her Mr and Mrs Thursday. is to be located beside the road just west of guest parents, dence, and it is said the lake will The P. T. Barnum memorial DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN the main office building. The building is to Birdsey Glover. cover some 45 acres of land. fountain was ereatlv Imnrnvprt hv have a steel frame and is to be built of brick. W. A. MacDowell of Chestnut Mrs Sarah Sanford is ill The Berlin Construction Co. have the con- critically being newly bronzed, last week. ' That your is filled as Street, who has been for at the home of her Mrs C. Prescription your physic tract and will push the work right along, suffering daughter, ueorge w. Koe na tne work, giving several weeks with muscular rheu- F. Benedict, on Highland avenue. his an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. not services, and the merchants of NEWS IN BRIEF. matism, does gain as fast as his James H. Fagan, the monument Bethel for ThA of friends paid the material. large circle would wish man, erected this week in th Cen- fountain now Is an ornament to Frank Bouton visited his parents, and is conflend to house. ter any Mr and Mrs still the cemetery in Bethel, a handsome when it is all Floyd Bouton, recently. Mr and Mrs F. E. Tomlinson of village, especially lit Curtis' J. V. is Quincy granite monument for the up at night with the electric Pharmacy, Regan spending a few Center Street, spent last week late' Levi Drew. lights. ' days in New Milford. Herbert E. and Wilbur W. Rp.nn- - Corner Main and Elm fcits.. Bridgeport, Conn Thursday in Bridgeport with friends Earl Banks of Main Street spent dict of are Mrs John Davis is visiting friends and while there a Highland avenue, camp enjoyed fine shore the Fourth in Bethlehem with his out. at Fairfield Beach for a in isrooKiyn. dinner. Banks. ing Miss Jennie Olmstead brother, josepn month. of Norwalk J. A. Lynch, the marketman on John Lawlor of was the of ner Mrs High Street spent guest sister, Center has fitted a-- Street, his store out few days, last week, at Is- I Lharles Stanley, over Coney 60 YEARS' Sunday. with electric fans, which is greatly land and New York City, and had a represent the highest development of ev- Through the kindness of Mrs Ed his customers he EXPERIENCE j lessential successful appreciated by and very enjoyable time. J Glasses ery requisite to eye win Gilbert, Mrs Absalom Nash, who also had electric Lyman's ass ouuuing. is 82 has lights placed George Perkin3 and family sp'ent years of age, took her first in hl3 coolers. a few automobile ride on days, last week, at Corapo Wednesday. Mrs F. B. French, the Center Street Ueach in F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. I Nash was taken to where the Frye cottage. I Ridgefield drv goods merchant, in company with John and James A. Read hav- Establlshed'1875. she spent a few hours with her are his wife spent a few days, last week, ing a largo aadition built on their VMsm Mrs Albert and daughter, Avery, in Boston, on business and pleasure. house on Beaver Street then Mrs Gilbert's auto called for C. T. Hickok Trade Marks ( he Howard A. Judd has sold the land and took her home. of East Street spent a In Hartf- the Designs Miss Marie Bouton of day formerly occupied by Judd Hat Copyriqhts 4c CIGARS in and Westport last week, and while there at- on Center to Aotom Mndlnc ketch ind detcrtDtkm mar That Satisfy Quality Price. Is her Mr ord, factory Street Robert visiting grandparents, and tended the session of the Legisla- N. White. quickly ucertaln our opinion frM whether an No Mrs Bouton. inrentlon li probably patentable. Commnnlca- - matter what yon pay for cigars at D.D. Floyd HANDBOOK on are value than elsewhere. ture. Mr and Mrs David H. Taylor of tloiuatrletljeonBdentfaJ. Patent Smith's you certain of getting greater Goods are always fresh, as Mill Derringer and mother of Nor- of lent free. Oldest agency for securing patent. Is moved the and prices the most W. F. Bassett East street has Chestnut attended the funer- Patent taken Co. receive: stock quickly. Biggestllaeln city reasonable. Boi traded walk spent the Fourth with Mrs, F. Street, through Mann k specialty, ' been greatly improving his house al of a relative in Newtown, one day tjwcial not let, without chance. In the Fine line of Pipes. Cigar holders, Tobaccos In Tins and all Smokers' Accessories. M. Benjamin. with a wide veranda built on the last week. Mr Mrs Alex are Scientific and Shelton west side. Byron son of Mr and American. friends in Worcester. " Ferry, Mrs D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, visiting State H. G. Scofleld was Granville G. of Division k hendiomelT lllnitrated weekly, fanest elr r Miss Laura Bennett been Engineer Ferry eulallon of any ecienttflc lonrnal. Terms, 13 a U Fairfield Ave, Opp. Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn. has ill in week look- street Alice fonr L Bold ' town, last Thuisday, and Miss Peterson of year; month, byaJl newsdealer. at her home for a few days. - Do not forget thai we carry the most complete line ot sporting goods In the city. ing after the work which is being Brookfield were united in marriage MUNN Co ,B NewYork Mrs John Ferris entertained Mrs new done at the reservoir In Wolf on Wednesday evening, June 30, in Branch Offlce, Of F BU Washington, S. C, THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIUAV, JULY 10, 1009. 18

Financial lnttltutlpni. The Newtown Bee. AWAY Newtown, Friday, July 23, 1909. m The Randall Company, MoIrrtfff . Bonds The (Chartered) Lack of Red Blood New Milford, t Conn. Paying 6 per cent, " Roxbury. , Nearly Newtown experience. Based on g land. DICKINSON. Caused SSyeari MIS3 LARSON MR This Waterbury lot t In ar to tlio itecurlttt : New Conn. Not I dollar S experience , ' There was a very pretty home Woman's Death. Haven, Savings Bank wedding took place on Monday even- ing. June 28, at Christ Episcopal (Incorporated 18SS) cnurch, at 7.80 o'clock, when Miss She Tells How, on Her Mother'i daughter of Sound, Reliable Jennie Marie Larson, Advice, She Took the Treat- Mr and Mrs Henry Larson of, this Investment place, and Edwin"Lee Dickinson of ment That Restored Her were united In mar- Before Securities New Britain Health, Strength and - Inventory Pays Per cent riage, Rev W. D. Humphrey per- of forming the ceremony with the ring. Color. church was deco- Bargains Electric Public Service CorporaUons. The very prettily Poverty of blood, scientifically called rated for the occasion with laurel Thojr aatlfy every requirement of safety. anaemia, is common in young girls and ana rose, and w;s filled wit a f "lends They have perpntual end llbwal fr&iiclilM. who are overworked or con- ' In Our Great are Interest and relatives. The wedding party in persons They conswvauveiy cauuanmi. fined doors makes they liavenkillKl and experienced management. entered the church to the strains of within and its ap- They Lave an eialjllliod and ensured earning power. march, proach in so stealthy a manner that it is They are In proMiruu and growing commumue. ON ALL DEPOSITS. the Lohengrin wedding nave New Britain oPtci-atin- g often well developed before its presence Tliey pia amuna rfguiany. Treron Hart of Expansion They are SAFE, HOUND and reliable. at the in the following is recognized. Taken in time the dis- organ, " As Bankers we finance these with our own maid ease is readily curable, the specifio being properties money. order: the ushers, bridesmaids, We offer to Investors securities of established standing of honor and the briiie on the arm a tonio medicine whioh increases the ,and ; only proved blood-oorpusol- For fulllntormatlon eeend fur Circular 74. Amount of Deposits, of her father, who gave her away. number of red thus Apr. 1, 1909, $ 966,707.85 were met at the altar by the enabling the blood to carry the life-givi- They to all the. tissues of the Improvement groom and best man. As the bridal oxygen MEIKLEHAM & DINSMORE, Acsofs. Par VaIinv party left the church, Mendelssohn's body. as That Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills actually Sale. Specialists In Electric Light, Heat and Power Properties, 1. 1,034,175.12 wedding march was played and Apr. 1909, reached the outer door the cure anaemia cannot be better shown 25 Broad St., New York City. they than in the case of Mrs. Robert Mont- church bell rang out the joy bells. LOCAL C0BBE8PONDENT: . Assets.Market Value. of No. 22 Dikeman street, The third week of the great During the ceremony a male quar- gomery, 1. 1909. 1072,360.12 of Rev Mr Waterbury, Conn. She says: and C. C. PECK, Newtown, Conn. Apr. tet consisting Phillips, believe Expansion Improvement Collins. Albert "lean say with truth that I Prank Buckingham Dr. Williams' Pink' Pills saved life. Sale will with cour- and Merwin Bronson sang "The love my open took for anaemia after had been mark-dow- over Men" and "Tine I them I ns in desir- DAVID C. PECK, President that breathed sick for about two and that ageous The was In a years during Love." bride gowned time been doctors who able merchandise odds and of had treated by handsome dress white Lansdowne, me to die. wasted ARTHUR T. NETTLET0N,Treasurer veil with finally gave up I ends of seasonable that We Own and Offer For Sale : wearing a bridal caught up to mere stun nau no goods Outright white roses nd carried a dou away and nones, large and was and colorless. My must before HARLKM RIVER & PORTCHESTER First Mortgage K per cent bonds, due of sweet Tbe maid of strength pale go stocktaking quet peas. head felt as though there was a weight Way IKj. A nrHl mortgage on 11 duibs oi roau aim ktiuiiibi propri,y oi mo honor, Miss Hattie Larson, sister of regardless ot losses. No mat- New York, New Haven & Hartford B. K. Co. entering New York City. DRIDGEPORT on it and as it would I felt -2 1 the wore a dress or Diue though split. State ot Connecticut 3 bonds, due April liUi. These rank second bride, pretty and was for me to ter what vou want. let it be U S. Government bonds. silk mull and carried a of ohilly it impossible but bouquet get warm unless I hugged the fire. I $25,000 NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &HARTFORD debenture per cent bonds, due Ravings ank white daisies as did also the two for yourself or a member of MaylM. One of the best bonds we know yielding over 4 per cent. had sweats. My blood was 4 Misses Helen and Es- - heavy night 100 shares CONNECTICUT RAILWAY & LIGHTING CO. per cent common stock. bridesmaids, thin and had no will ou 999 New York. New Haven & R. K. under 1842) watery and I appetite your family, it pay Leased for yearn to 'Hartford Co.; (Incorporated teUa Dickinson, sisters of the groom. had to and often terms of which lease 4 per cent dividends are paid. was Clare of I cough constantly to come here and . CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS., The best man Upson raised blood. buy. New Britain. The ushers were HINCKS BROS. & Bond Dealers, Conn. "One doctor said that I had consump CO., Bridgeport, Homer Davenport and Merwin Bron- tion and told sister that I would uol wed- my Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn son. A reception followed the live three months. Another doctor Great Values Throughout Telephones 1765, 1706 and 1967. ding at the home of tne bride's par- Wanted me to to the hospital. When the deco go Whole Building. ents, the house being prettily all hope of curing me had nearly been Assets, $6,885,359.77. rated with laurel, rose end peonies lost, mother had me try Dr. Williams' and the spacious front veranda was Pink Pills. I took several boxes and lit up with Chinese lanterns. An soon began to mend. I was completely Women's elaborate wedding supper W.s served cured by the pills and am now a s well as Deposits Received after which Mr and Mrs Dickinson ever and do all of my housework. The Knit Underwear. The National Baoik, left for a wedding trip amid a shower doctors and friends were surprised a City my of 105 Wall Street, Conn. From $1.00 of confetti and rice, which Included few months later to see me rosy oheeked Hand Embroidered Italian Silk vests.low Bridgeport, Upwards. a carriage ride for a weeK through and in good health." neck and no sleeves. Value $4 each, sale on their many Dr. Pink Pills are sold $2.98. , nearby towns, calling Williams' by price ESTABLISHED 1854. friends. The happy couple received all druggists or sent, postpaid, on receipt Women's Silk Vests, low neck and no a large number of handsome and of price, 50 cents per box; six boxes for sleeves, values 1.50 to 3.50; sale prices 98c Capital, $250,000.00 4 Per Cent. Interest sil- costly presents, wxiich included $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Medioine Co., to $2. Surplus and Profits, , 340,000.00 ver ware and cut glass. After the Schenectady, JN. x. Women's Swiss Lisle Vests with hand on Deposits. wedding trip they went to their crochet trimmings, values 1.25 to 1.50, home in New Britain whicn was in sale prices 75c and $1. FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. for them. Mr Dickinson Boys', Misses and Children's readiness N. J., is enjoying a two weeks stay Underwear, H.B.TERRILL, Asst Cashier. made on Real has a responsible position in that with Mr and Mrs R. C. Mitchell. , including Vests, Shirts.Drawers and Pants; Loans of 39c 29c. place. . Their large circle friends values and 50c; sate price Estate. wish them a long and happy life in their new home. Guests were pres- Quaker's Farms. ent from New York City, New Brit- Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 ain, Kensington, Deep River, Wash- South Roxbury and NEWS TERSELY TOLD. ington, Britain, picked fine peas with very full pods. CHARLES G. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest Mechanics' and Farmers' other places. Raymond Lewis of Good Hill had July 2 we dug our first potatoes. O. H. BROTHWELL. Cashier. the good luck one morning recently, They were fine, some of them over - Mon- Savings Bank, South Britain. when out with his gun to see four two inches in uiameter. They have Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding foxes and with four shots he bagged been in blossom over three weeks. Bank Wall V Hew Buildings St.,Bridgeport them all. That makes five he has Tomatoes are in blossom and sweet eys In Trust Feb 1, 1909, $4,039,248.62 , AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Deposits, killed in the past few weeks cord l is up over three feet. Beets, Find a account of value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call Surplus and Interest, 188,328.36 moved ? into checking special Martin Crane has Mrs Hattie Hill called on friends parsnips, and other things are look ed upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus th bank balance the total amount of In trust. is it not? Assets, ,$4,227,576.88 his new home at the Lucas place, in Southford, last week Vvednesday. ing good. W. D. Sugden, Bridge equals money Simple, John We solicit your account. ( Number of depositors, 11,587 which he recently purchased. Miss Bertha" Whitney spent a few water, July 3. " who were Deposits of $1 to $1000 received and S. Worden and family, days, last week, in Patterson, N. Y., National Interest credited from the first o each occupying the' place have moed with mends. ' First Bank, in and of : DANBURY. month, payable January July into a house about a mile north. R. Z. Hawkins and Wallie 930 Main Street. Brideeport, Conn. eacn year, incorporated m isio. family, Mr and Mrs Timothy J. Condon Tomlinson and and A. Chand- AN IDEAL GATHERING. over family of Ansonia were guests the ler and family all enjoyed a clam- officers: Fourth of Mrs John F. Flemming. bake and a days' outing on the In commemoration of the Declara- John L. Wessels, President In the afternoon on Monday in com- banks of the Housatonic river at tion of Independence, which took Established 1866 E Morris, with Mr and Mrs Franklin F. Zoar on place 133 ago y it ts pany Monday, July 5, and just years Marshall and Bridge, Fredk. Hall, Bowers, Miss Minnie Flemming report a good time. is being declared on monday at 12 The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. L.S.Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer John Flemming, they enjoyed an George Brown and wife are visit- o'Joek: We, the representatives of Mr auto ride to .uue Quassapaug in ing in New ovl City dnd Com;' New Haven, New Milford, Pittsfleld, Condon's large touring car. Island. Danbury and Bethel assembled at Martin Lanternsclilager of Bridge- The Lane Construction Co. have the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew T. L. & Co., Dan-bur- Watson at y, port made a short stay on Sunday returned to repair the road which Bradley of 21 James street in The his place in Pierce Hollow. was found defective in spots. where we all enjoyed to the BANKERS BROKERS Charles Kemp or Slielton spent Mr Mrs Gould of Lane fullest extent tha was ' and the everything Bridgeport last week in the Purchase, the Construction Co. are boarding with good and delightful, both in the way Stocks and Bonds guest of Mr and Mrs Julius Ludorf. Mrs Curtiss at Bostwick Pond. of music and refreshments etc. At National Bank. on Corner Main and John Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Mary Ludorr returned Some of our young men in town the time when we, 46 in number, Streets, week s of its Tuesday from a three stay went and had were partaking of the many rich From the day opening sne was fishing Friday night ON DEPOSITS. in December, 1806, down to the present in Brooklyn, N. Y., where such, splendid luck that it has taken things that covered the long tables INTEREST time, the business of this Bank has the guest of her aunt, Mrs Harry them some .time to distribute the the representatives of 13 colonies gone forward without interruption and themselves before been so well pre- Thornton. fish their friends. uns nimously declared never has it Co. amongst pared to meet and satisfy the needs of .The .Hawkins Manufacturing Mr and Mrs Myers gave a barn free and independent just 133 yeajs as now. on its patrons closed the factory Monday, July dance, Monday 5. All ago to the day and hour. This may t This Bank has always maintained a evening, July 5, for the Fourth celebration. who a not occur again in many years. At The specie and currency basis and are still at attended report splendid Bridgeport prepared to do so for the business wants Mrs Abram Bennett's place time. Music by Derry's orchestra. 10 o'clock we were all summoned The Middlesex of all its patrons. South Britain Center is being Mr and Mrs" William Davis of to the tables to clam chowder, a new coat of fine. The Trust Co., T. B. DEFOREST. President. brightened with Waterbury visited relatives in town which was extra roasting Cashier! of clams was next in order. This Co. F. N. BENHAM, paint. over the Fourth. Banking 169-1- State St.. Bridgeport, Conn. a Fitz-patric- Charles B. Tierce spent iew William Morris and Peter k was skillfully done, as the eating of Conn. days, last week, in Waterbury with went to the river fishing, them verified the fact. Mr Bradley Middletown, friends. was mindful of those who indulged $340,932.42 Saturday night They had good luck, Capital Stock, Capital, Surplus and undi- James L. Flemming, who has been about 35 bass. in cigar pleasure and his large figure Surplus, 227,000.00 catching 6,6S3,216.40 vided $300,000.00 ill with' gastritis and other Mr and Mrs Hogan visited at was noticeable as he went about Assets, profits, & Co., troubles, and under Dr Green's care, 5. with his good smokers. The lady James Staples Lake Quassapaug, Monday, July 5 per cent Notes and Debentures. is now gaining slowly. A large number of the people went with the phonograph vibrated the of JNew Haven is selections Receives to check, allowing Raymond Miller to to fire- air with music and her Thirfcv-thir- d vear of which Deposits subject , Bankers and Brokers, Quassapaug witness the business, during accounts $500 balance. with Mr came ar- $30,000,000 been to in- Interest on averaging enjoying his vacation here works on July 5. were well taken. Then the time more than has paid Mrs and huddled vestors t maturity. Rents Safe Deposit boxes. 189 State Street, Corner Court, and James Flemming. Mr Turner, who has been away on tist with his camera Mc has had a new and made t Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, H. J. Carthy a week's vacation to Savin Rock, us together into a group in on his store of the & or any Fiduciary Capacity. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. and neat sign placed has returned. us immovable 'specks in front Boughton Hargrave. F. W. MARSH, President. norch. M. Tuller did the work. house. came tne vocal and EGBERT MARSH, Thn 1005 Broad St. Master George Spencer had his instrumental music, which was No. 3, Masonic Temple. Vice President and Secretary, T0PST0NE. E. H.JUDSON, Treasurer. face quite badly burnt by fireworks charming to everybody. Ten small Bridgeport, Conn. Deposits received subject to check and in- has allowed the rate of 3 per cent on bal- on Monday evening, July 5, but NEWS IN BRIEF. children (by no means left out) Seni for "B)Klas.'" terest at in- - ances of $500 or over. now fully recovered from his were into a wagon and given a James H. Burr is nursing a broken put Suretfy Bonds furnished. iuries. ; ride by grandpa. Mrs toe which was caused by pleasure Will as or Administrators in Miss Mamie Luf of New York jumping be seen at a distance act Trustees over a fence. Bradley .could the settlement of Estates or in the care of srifint. a week here recently, the and her goodness and gladness TORTURED ON A HORSE. ,,. a few of this property generally. sruest of Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer, Quite young people reached the of Safe boxes to with nli.ee ice cream social way beyond visibility deposit rent, private has had a new attended an eve. was a rooms for use of customers. A. D. Munson sign church West !he The day delightful, "For ten years I couldn't ride blacksmith M. at the Methodist at sun not the from placed over his shop. last All the bright but glaring, horse without being in torture worn. Redding, Thursday evening. and the tmg-les- s, Tuller did tne a time. air wholesome and pure piles," writes L. S. Napier, of P. L. Holzer. F. T. Staple Work at the Hawkins Manufact report very enjoyable location was seemingly calculated "when all doctors and Mrs Frederick Ferguson of Mill Ky., uring Oo.'s. new brass tubing mill fo" the anniversary entertainment other remedies failed, Bucklen's Ar- Succeed when everything else fails. cast- Pla'n and Mrs Charles Bronson of liters and the work of where comfort and did for nervous and female has started up West was on friends joy, luxury nica Salve cured me." Infallible In prostration Redding calling were fever-sore- s, ing and drawing brass tubing, has abound. Four long tables piles, burns, scalds, cuts, boils, weaknesses they are the supreme A. S. an recently. one line under the corns. 25c. as thousands have testified. begun. Hubbard, expert Mrs of stretched in eczema, salt rheum, remedy, caster from East Morris has taken Bridget Vaughan Danbury shade of and an and & New- 6 Per Cent is Mrs trees awning Guaranteed by Beers Co., FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND a at the new mill and is In visiting Mary Vaughan. loaded down with a ponderous & Sandy position Mics DeH Caron spent Wednes town; Taylor, Curtis Co., STOMACH TROUBLE of the of those things which please L. Gou-let- t, charge casting department, with Mrs Emile Nardine, Jr. weight Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; It Is the best medicine ever sold In- A. W. Titus, an expert drawer from day the eye aid Madden the stomach. H. W. Osborne, Safe and Profitable - Daniel Bronson is in quite poor Stevenson; over a counter. Northfleld haa charge of the. draw- I will here state that everyone pres Baston; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; druggist's , health at this vestments, ins writing. ent was well and fully Con-ner- y department Miri Alice Dewsnap entertainsed pleased Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Mrs Jones of River ; atisfied entertainment and F. Smith Austin Deep N. over with the Bros., Georgetown; R. few weeks her company from Patterson, J. no doubt will remember it for First Mortgages secured by Bridge- is spending a with he Fourth. - years West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, sister. Mrs Elsie Dickinson. Jn the to come. F. E. Sturges, Bethel. G. W. & Co., Keal Estate. . Herbert has a po- Hawleyville; Hurlburt port J Purchase. Barrett accepted KILL the COUGH sition from Mr of George Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury We to sale, the followln Miss Helen Dickinson, a student Taylor AND offer, subject town as .! Every can of Yale Seal Paint is Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; CURE the LUNGS which is only a partial list of mortgages w at Northflera school is at her home carpenter. New E. H. bare on hand. backed Booth & Law's W. N. Noble, Milford; In the Purchase for the summer. by reputation New Wetterau 84 Beardsley, Preston; Mrs W. F. Wheeler of Pootatuck is of years. & Depot; Insurance. Williams, Washington a WITH Dr. Amount. Appraisal. Rate. the proud owned of a new Singer Bridgwater. South Harry King's .400 1,000 6 cent P. Williams, Britain; per of Dan-bu- ry No small the 800 2,500 6 " 1.000 sewing machine, purchased SUCCESSFUL GARDENING. matter how quantity Brown, sbuthbury; Perkins Bros., 1,000 2.800 6 " 1,800 . parties, last week. of Yale Seal W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; 51-- 2.000 you use, your opinion Warren; 1,500 3.500 Misses "and Estella Dickin- Mr Editor. Dear Sir: Our first & Nov 8.900 4.500 6 " 3,000 Ruby will be same as user, Penfield Craig, Stepney Depot, Discovery ' er paint the every 6.000 " 4.000 son left, last Saturday, for East experience at gardening la Bridge-wat- 3.500 ' It Is the best. PRICE 4,000 7.500 6 " 4.500 Northfleld, where they will spend the is very euccessful so far. tnn in. uoo. -- child was burned ruuuna of the summer months. Three weeks we had several "My terribly Trial Beta Fnt balance ago face and neck and chest. IUIIVsOLDS - and let- ' about the LUNG TROUBLES. BURR & KNAPP, . Mr and Mrs Amos D. Mitchell messes of fine Swiss chard, also Eclectrlo Oil. AND Ll THROAT N0 of the tuce. Golden wax beans are in full Children Cry I aDnlied Dr Thomas' and son, Henry, Hartford, spent ceased child Bank SATISFACTOBYl Bankers, Brokers, Fourth with Mr and Mrs Mit- bloom with beans two inches FOR FLETCHER'S The pain and the GUARANTEED Leroy long; Mrs m, Tel.423. ' - 923 Main Street, " - ' cucumbers are about same into a restful sleep."-i- ancy OK MONET BSrUSPau chell. the N. Y. - Hanson, Hamburg, BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Miss Olive Blackman of Passaic, length. On the first of July we C ASTORIA NEWTOWl! li THE BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1909.

t Bathing Suits. S New Milford. Kemps Balsam COMMENT? Will stop any eoxwh that J We are offering an extra good value in Bathing TOWN AND VILLAGE can be stopped ly "ny X hirita for nova and vrnirt mpn. medicine ana cure confirm C5 that cannot be cured by any T oilier medicine. It Is always the best EDISON and VICTOR cough cure. You cannot afford to tcke chances on Phonographs and Records. any otfccr kind. J j KEMP'S BALSAM cures s) cougiis, colds bronchitis, grip, asthma end consump A News Item Frank E. Soule, lion lit Ur& I stages. It does not contain a!co That should Intnrf--t you U what we have to or nay about our Jewelry. It Is hIioH and to the Mveatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. hoi, opium, morphipe, point the brill Jewelry at Mm Inwx.t. nrli'H any other narcotic, poison comoatllile with high claw good. ous or harmful drug. i iiuio niiniMii.K i can nave yon a to W per wnt on developing paper and Post Card, Try Cy ko or Argo Paper. It's Hie bust,

MAY BECOME RESIDENT OF NORTHVILLE. M.W Hill, Selectman Stephen C. Beach has Bank St., New Milford. bought out the interests of the other At RIDDIFORD'S, heirs In the property of the late 19 Bank New Milford. Homer Buckingham at Northvllle, Street, and eventually hopes to go there to reside. Mrs Beach is now thre su perintending some improvements. Is the Only Place You Can Buy the As will be noted in another column Mr Beach is offering his valuable SOUTH BEND WATCH. property in Wellsvllle for sale. Mr and Mrs M. W. McOmber and Is an Extra Good Watch for Time. It Senator A. G. Barnes. Postmaster George H. Jackson.' daughter returned, Monday, after a few days passed in New Haven. James E. Mullins, an employe of the Wood Co., Clocks or Jewelry that needs Bridgeport Finishing If you have'any Watches, enjoyed a few days' vacation, last week, visiting Kent and other near REPAIRING, by towns. H. W. Foster of New Haven and I I Bring it to us and it will be done light. Brookfleld, whose home on Long COMFORT Meadow hill was burned a week ago. was in town, Monday. Here's The Makings Of I The young man who was found The Jeweler. dead on tho top of a freight train, a A dainty lunch In a small list of seven. Fan RIDDIFORD, the In week ago was identified as Laurie J. cy splendid banquets awaiting you the long list oi our Peters, 18 years old, a son of Wil- liam J. Peters, yard master for the Finest Groceries. id York road at New and New Haven, East Derby. Mr and Mrs Peters purity in Baking Powders. Jams. Canned came to New Milford, Wednesday, Goods, Ketchups, etc. All THE BEST, at Identified the and took it trade-winnin- g prices. Our counters are pat- and body ronized by housekeepers who appreciate two i Black o Deby by the evening train. Sinc tilings Groceries of Quality at Saving Pric s Ay Christmas Mr and Mrs Peters have Motor Cars. been bereft of three children, a boy C. I. of 12 and a girl of five years. A gen- LEACH, to A complete line of n. wheel cars. Not tleman from Ansonia came on Uhurch Street, New Milford. too high, not too low. Equipped with !the view the it remains, thinking might Telephone 2. best Solid Rubber Tires money can buy. be his son. No punctures, trouble or expense. The air missing Cooling System does the business without C. E. Riddi'ord is headquarters one additional part. for watch and clock repairing. Mr We Offer tor Sale They are Hill Climbers and are reliable. Riadiford has a line of the new Easy to operate. Easy to care for. A doz- the en styles to choose from. Let you watches, which sell incomparable Catalog and Prices. Telephone 153-- 3. "or $5. G. C. BRISTOL, Mrs Wilbur Osborne is very poorly Beckwith Round Oaks. malaria! fever Mrs V atson EW CONN. witi MODEL 112 MILFORD, and Dr George E. Staub are in at- Beckwith Air Tight Wood tendance. The new Model Wet Wash laundry Heaters, of James ,G. Kyle is picking up a Representative Chauncey B. Marsh. good business and has come to stay. Stamford and Change of The wethodist church is to be re- Round Chief Three Men Elected Corporators of the New Milford modeled on the interior, changing Ranges. Location. Savings Bank, Honday. the pulpit to the south end of the Going auditorium. Albert H. McMahon nice F. E. Soule's is offering a line - On Your Hal ItllrD ilLrEEL. IKW IY1 1 1 1 fI II MORRIS LIST, ANNUAL MEETING OF SAVINGS JUDGE WELCH OF COURT OF of bathing suits for boys and young COMMON COURT RECEIVES RE' men. ? Gentlemen's Tailor, BANK CORPORATORS. Vacation PORT OF OVERSEER OF THE Rents Collected Telephone Connection Has Moved from the Golden Railroad The annual meeting of the cor- IN- Block, SChAGHTICOkjfi TRIBE OF Estates Cared For ' Street, to porators of the New Milford Savings DIANS. Washington, Rooms over Brown's Shoe Store, bank took place on Tuesday. Three A session of Court of Common Before purchasing Real Estate, call on of the Bank Street, New new corporators were elected: C. B. the ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE. You will want a supply very Milford, P'eis was held New Tues necessary summer toilet goods and Marsh, George H. Jackson and An in Milford, E. F.Keith. Boston, Mass. medicines let us show you the right Where he Is showing a fine line of Spring and drew G. Barnes. The officers andi day, for the purpose of examining M. B. Holmes. Dr W. E. Oakes, .New York, PHINEAS E. CLARK things to pack In your grip. Toilet Summer patterns of sutlngs. tne F. R. Charles J. Whltten. the corporators are as follows: President, annual report of Lane, the Bridgeport. THE ONLST powders and lotions that protect overseer of A. J. Potter, Danbury. face from sun-ta- n and blister, lotions Turney Soule; vice President, Sey the Schaghticoke tribe of W. H. Stone, Waterbury. LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, to relieve the sting of insects. Other mour S. Green; treasurer, H. LeRoy Indians. There are now on., the W. Erwin, J. F. Addis. New Milford. a visit here will suggest. R. things, too, M. G. Randall; assistant treasurer, Edwin reservation about 25' people and the Miss Anetta Parkes, Providence, I. 21 South Main St., New Milford, Ct., Stone, acres of N. E. Bray, Springfield. Mass. J. sirnmcns; teller, Perry E. Green, inventory shows 399 land in R. A. O. Silvernale. Salem, Who will one CARPENTER and BUILDER. Directors: H. LeRoy Randall, Al Kent and five houses, valued at H. W. Hale, F. H. Scranton, W. A. only charge you bert H. M. about $3000. The money at interest C N. Jones, New Haven. McMahon, Charles Beach, R. Me. Commission. amounts to Mr Lane was re- Van Curtis. Portland, W. N. Noble, ChubchSt., NEW MILFORD. Edwin J. Emmons, William G. Green $2860. J. E. Mullin. Hartford. overseer. J. M. Hallock Corporators: Turney Soule, H. LeRoy appointed Allison P. Smith, Newtown. and Telephone Connections: Home, H4-- Shop, and Willard M. Lane are sureties on Farms Country Homes a Specialty. DRUGGbT, 5. Randall, Seymour Edwin J. Emmons, Henry S. Sanford Mr Lane's bond. Plans are being drawn for a large Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. Bank Street, New Milford. Stephen C. Beach, diaries M. Beach, nonse, it is said, for Artist Faulkner, Albert H. McMahon, J. Butler Mer- - o be erected on the site north of 98. Warren. SECRE'i SOCIETY NOTLS." Telephone win, William G. Green, George T, Mr Mowbray's. and Soule, Montville H. Mallett, Everett Officers of Good Shepherd lodge, Report says Mrs Piatt is contem Painting SuMHNMMHMNI No. I. O. were an automobile. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. J. Sturges, Chauncey B. Marsh. An 65, O.F., installed, plating purchasing drew G. Barnes, George H. Jackson. last week Tuesday night, by Deputy Miss Mary Rylander nas bnen Papering. James E. as follows: N. her sister, Mrs R. H. Thom- Edward Sackett from N. Mucins, G., visiting Garbut, Sherman H. vice as, in New Milford. A fine line of WALL PAPEK. Y., and his brother, Orange Sacket, THEODORE Morgan; grand, BOUGHTON. Harry L. secre- Mri William Church has a 'house of Battle Creek, Mich., have been Nichols; recording C. D. ful of guests . H. S. their old homestead Theodore Boughton, who had been tary, Pulver; treasurer, Charles during July. COUCH, visiting and R. S. N. W. B. Mrs K. Mitchell rooms friends and relatives in town. a resident of the town for about 20 Planz; G., Leaven- is renting Merryall Dlst., NEW MILFORD. L. S. N. G. M. this season, to fcue overflow of 141-1- 4. Herbert Swiff and from years, and highly esteemed for his worth; G., Stack; W., guests Tel. , family R. C. E. E. at Blythe Hall. New Britain were in town severai sterling qualities, died suddenly on Bunnell; C, Morehouse; R. S. C. C. L. S. R. H. The club meets on Thurs- days, the Fourth. Sunday. Some time ago he was S., Lewis; S., singing spending They J. E. M. O. at 3.30 p. m. brought a fine lot of fireworks which stricken with apoplexy and had Zeiner; G., Thayer; G., days in F. S. Evitts; R. S. V. G., E. L. Os- Mrs Van Sinderen attended the Edward P. were displayed on the church green steadily failed health. For a Martin of he borne; L. S. V. G., H. chap- Northfield conference; and much enjoyed by a crowd number years held the position Camp; large of foreman of lain, C. P. The committees Artist Faulkner is out Of town for PLUMBING aLd of people on the night of July 5. the curling room at Camp. the of the New Milford Co. appointed were as fouows: sick a short visit. Rev Mr Pickett and family have shop Hat , HEATING gone for a two weeks' vacation. Mr Boughton was Just 50 years old visiting: Myron Patchen, Henry i3 a Donnelly and E. L. Osborne; Rox-bur- y AH Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Rev Mr Haywood of Bantam sup and survived by wife, a son and a Mr C. W. Bridge-wate- r, Georgetown. 180 the Sunday afternoon daughter. Boughton was a Station, Hodge; Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD, CT. plied pulpit O. W. Still and next service will be in fine cornet player and at one time Beardsley; River, Tel No 140. Sunday F. M. P. D. LIBRARY MATTERS. the morning. was a member of the New Milford StacK; GaylordsviLe, W. C. New Mr and Mrs Glading from New band. The funeral took place on Boinay; Sherman, Allen; At a snecial meeting of the Georgetown A came Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, Preston, Dr H. G. Stevens; West Library Association, held on Tuesday even- Blotched Complexion Britain in their auto to visit 6, at the the fol- Rev George H. Johnson Cornwall, Dr Joseph Robinson; ing. July Library building, Miss Flora Strong at "Above All" officiating. lowing officers were elected : President, Fred Or the of Is un- The interment was C. D. Pul- presence any skin eruption farm on Saturday. in Bethel. Fu committee, Foster; secretary and treasurer, William H. sightly always. B ttat is not the worst. neral Directors F. G. Bennett & Son ver, W. J. Kiefer and W. A. Parsells. Hunter; directors, J. Vincent Repan. William The worst Is that the blood is out of order and Will Meacher is very ill and has G. After the ceremonies E. Anderson, Charles Rosendale, Harry unless proper precautions are taken some- had several He is un had the arrangements in charge. installation Rev A. A. John W. Fer- hemorrhages. ice cream were Jennings, Nordland, thing serious may follow. uer the care of Dr Stevens. and cake served, and ris. Chester A. Bennett; librarian, John elected Davis; assistant, Miss Elda Boaton. It was Fred Stone of Putnam was i cigars by tue newly vice A. D, & Blood Mixture Do Know NORTHVILLE. grand. voted at the meeting to have the library open You town, last week, visiting friends and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from 7 to Rids the blond ImmirfHoe 1Jn mmaff n,tii At a of Palm Rebekah 9 to meet the commissioners, Miss Eliza Roberts is 111 meeting p. ra.. and on Saturday afternoon from 2 to do it quicker than this one. Few will do it.as "What constitutes good writing paper? Attorney critically No. 43, held even- 4, There are now 1888 volumes In the library. well. Ryan ana N. is. strong of Litch at her sister s, Mrs J. B. Williams, in lodge, Wednesday Price il. First of all, linen cloth for the pulp; ing, 7, Mrs C. Rowe was good field, on the late Classon Stone New Minora. She went to the Dan- - July Mary Rev A. C. Furbush, who has resigned the second, that the color may be elected nobie ana Mrs Minnie pure water, estate. bury hospital nearly two montus grand pastorate of the Congregational church has Albert Evitts, Druggist, clear and unsullied; third, intelligent E. Pulver vice for the re- moved his family to Milford and has left ' Misses Hattie and Leslie Curtiss ago, but has grown worse instead of grand town. Telephone 33, NEW MILFORD workmen, but most of all good taste. mainder of term to fill from N. are until her the present The Bennett & Gilbert Manufacturing Co. The beautiful and unusual finishes of Plainfield, J., visiting better, finally sister vacancies. A will friends in town. brought her home with her two regular meeting started up their factory, last Monday, after the Eaton, Crane &CPike papers are the be held next week Wednesday even- beingshut down for 10 days for inventory and Geraniums ! I and are weeks ago. Dr is in attend' . Salvias of noted for ability. Ralph Humphrey family King repairs. product designers at Dea Humphrey's for an indefinite ance. ing. Charles E. Olsen has had a soda fountain Verbenas 1 on Town hill. Mrs mother of Mrs placed In his store and is now prepared to stay Piatt, L.A. ATTENDED THE WOODBURY lurnisn ms customers with all kinds of soda Louisine, The continued is has returned to on drought very Payne, her home RACES. with pure fruit syrup and also ice cream soda Tomato, Cabbage and Cauliflower damaging to the hay and berry crops Long Island, after a three weeks r if they desire. Be also has ice cream for Plants. Pound Packages, 25c. and also visit here. Mr and Mrs T. sale oyxne plate ana Quart. the gardens. Many wells Frank Evitts, F. Miss Kittle Osborn was at the Soldiers' C. and springs are getting low. Some Miss Ethel Buckingham is trjend Young, Hubert Thomas, C. E. Riddi-'or- d Home to Noroton. last week, and saw her Fred Hoyt, New Milford had not recovered from last years ing a few days in New Preston, the George A. Barnes, Orange granaiatner, ieroy (. usborn, and found him A of or ana Mrs K. W. auite poorly and confined to his bed. Big Assortment drought. guest Mr Armstrong. Lewis, C. Peenan, R. H. Thomas, Miss Lena Hill and George Albinof Little t Miss Ruth Buckingham spent Bart W. M. Keeler, E. M. Miller and Philo Boston were united in marriage in Danbury WENDT, Fishing Rods, Lines, Hooks, etc of last week visiting her sister, Mrs Northrop attended the Woodb'iry on weanesaay. July 7. xney are now mak- or ing their home with Mr Albui'g parents in ' Branchville. wiinam jmsme Washington. races, Saturday. Local people were Little Boston. J Watchmaker Mrs uawin Henaiix, is taking pleased with the winning of the 2.22 Mrs J. E. Batterson spent several days, last jr.. . and care of her mothei Mrs Camp, of class by "Edna A," owned by George week, in Bridgeport, tne guest of ner par- NEWS TERSELY TOLD. ents, Mr and Mrs John A. Smith. Mr Batter-so-n new Minora. Barnes of Sherman. spent the holiday there with his family. Optometometrist, services P.M. The Branchville Sunday school held their Suudv in the Baptist Cor. Bank and Main ' Sts., NEW MILFORD picnic on tne grounds aoont tne Branchville church are held at 10.30 a. m., and Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne and scnooinouse, last afternoon. daugh weeavinursaay 7.30 m. ser-ice- s There were about 40 present. Refreshments p. Christian Endeavor ter of Waterville have been visiting were served after which games were enjoyed. at 7 o'clock, Mrs W. C. Hine, Mr and Mrs C. D. Pulver. The occasion was one long to be remembered. leader. Topic, "The Palace Beauti- W. N. Noble, the popular I A Patchwork Puzzles Mr and Mrs E. E. Mowry and family of drug CASTOR Cassedy, N. are ful." gist, is enjoying a trip which in- Bayonne. J.. spending the summer 7or Infants and Children. For sale or to Conn. herewith Mr and Mrs B. F. Sherwood. cludes stops at Boston, Cambridge rent at Eyitts' Drug New Milford, W Store. Exchanges Can Mr and Mrs Samuel Comsfnrlr nf Sidney Clark has taken a and Pittsfield, Mass., Niagara supplies. Canaan were guests, last week, at J. Olm- - position Falls, The Kind You Haie Always Bought be obtained in Washington at J. L , stead's. as substitute clerk in the postoffice. N. Y and New York City. , West's. Mrs H. Mrs Sherman Green Ia Edwards and children of Bridge has gone to Miss Maude Buckingham, a popu the port are spending two weeks here with Mr to G. Bears W. H. FENN, L. Edgerton, Wis., spend the lar clerk at W. Barton's store, is and Mrs Quinn on Laurel Hill. Mr Ed- of Residence Poplar Street, New Milford. wards spent Sunday with his family bore. passing her vacation at Short Beach. Signature i 15 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1000.

chrpel at tt mme evening hour Mr and Mrs Muncn ana Mri lie- - tout will conduct the music. Cleaners, Th Jordan family have been vimt- - Vacuum for Wall Ing at Overlook, but have left $25 Delivered. Quaker Hill tbii wek. Mrs Malllnson entertained a party Bald Facts. of the young people of the young ! feL Write for our ciUloue. : M pe'plo of the Colony at euprer on to Tnui.il,y evening. Papers For A Vi7 t an agency apply The Sunday ichool hae been re Here Are Few Bald Facts. They're at Coburn Servlcei opened chapel. Buy Wall Papers now and Clothes FacU. Hur'd & Sterling:, will be held every Bunuay at 2 p. m. I W Mre Gardner ha bousht a piano cret Bomethlnor far In advance Now! Here We Go I iwJ, for her home at Gray Uockg. of the times. We have all the 83 FaIr"elt Ave Brdeport rae Misei Carrie and Alice Durgy are tne lummer session of newest and is j attending shades, designs well at moderate cost not beyond Normal school at Dressing; the Danbury. effects in for all who to A meeting or the director! of the papers pur- the possibilities of any man will come j Mauweehoo Lake association wan poses. The! papers are of this store for his wearables. ' held at Waterside on Saturday good class and of longwear-- well" we mean dressing in style Bird S. Coler was a guest of ing qualities, rrlces were By "dressing one in clothes that fit and Charles Mallory, day last week, never lower. and in good taste, dressed and made some calls In the Colony. clothes that are tailored and A colony picnic will be held at set right, perfectly Green Pond on August 6. have the appearance of custom made garments. Mrs MacGregnr la entertaining are season's nieces at the "White House." The only suits on our tables this On Labor Day there will be a clam John make (A strong point with this stock.) bake, speeches, a gun shoot and Hannon, various field day sports at Mauwe-ho- o. Nicholas Square, New Milford Such clothes are within easy reach of you, Plans are laid far anead thaf all may reserve the time and have sir, if you come here for them. . long to anticipate the festivities. Wet Is the , The second picnic in the Grove Washing Way KY-O-TOTEA- CO., was held' on Saturday afternoon. To Eliminate the one day of the week which "War-Whoo- houMeholu Mrs the editor of p" brlnir discomfort to the whole Patten, the ! read the first Issue Vo- "wah day." To Relieve her, whose duty It of to wash, from the labor which lume 2. It was a very interesting home wanning and wringing always brinm. number and was all pres- To save the inconvenience of carry In water. HATCH & DEWEY, Leaders In enjoyed by In ent. To Prevent lllnens resulting from Kteara the bouse and sudden change while hanitlng out The work It u Colony fireworks, this year, clothes. To procure better than New P.O. Block, were the best ever held bere. About possible to do at home, for the reason that Location; there Is iipeclal machinery particularly 140 people gathered on .Mr Durgy's adapted to tills work. To help you In your Coffees. lawn to enjoy the display. aurvait-Kl- rl problem. New Milford Great Barrington Tea.s aoul Mr Wertzberger Is visiting at the Family Wet Washing, 50c. Glen. Model Wet Wash Laundry, ALSO FINE GROCERIES. West Cornwall. Railroad St.. New Milford. Tel Connection. A GREAT GAME OF BALL. A new and fine line preserving kettles and others, also The village boys went to Coruwall Bridge. Inst Fa.urday, to play the fine line, crockery, some fine rugs too. "rul I cr ' game of the series, and found liiemselves up against .i hard Worcester Mowers; You get them for checks, or we will sell them. proposition, as all but two of the Buckeye Cornwall Bridge nine were on a 6gg& Reliable and Worcester S Housatonic Valley league team last Thomas Rakes, season, but after a hotly contested V Rubber Ring Thomas Tedders. game which was a tie at the eighth f BANK NEW MILFORD. won with a scbre of 8 Tools that are interested STREET, Inning, they f--j. V3k VH If there is anything in Haying you to 7. Airtight before 123-- 2. come in and look over my line buying. Tel. Call S. R. Hill of New Milford is put in, just ting a new steel mill into Smith & Sons' grain and feed mill. Myers' Carriers, Track, Fork. The Endeavor society held an ice You can't afford to be without a Hay Carrier another season. cream sale on Wed and will last life time. at North Stockdale lake, Sunday. the chapel lawn, Fish They pay for themselves in one year a Newtown Bee. Watson O. Ward passed Sunday in nesday evening. The Carpenter & Richmond were again Vegetables 1909. Gaylordsville. - Newtown, Friday, July , 23, Messrs Eaton & Gair.es, the lumber loading tlei at the local depot, Tues- dealers, of North Kent, whose mill is uajr iaa. : y 2zL Frts e W. H. Oviatt and friend were H. located on-th- bank of the Housa a M. MALLETT, tonic were in over from Bantam on Tuesday and New Milford. river, town, Monday, TRY DOZEN TODAY and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. dining at the Lincoln house. took dinner at George W. McCoy's. A Corner Main D. Mr Selectman Stephen C. Beach was Edward. Cartwright took THE TOBACCJO MARKET. . Mrs L. J. Mr in Danbury, and Nlckerson and Friday. Miss B. F. Osborne & Stone, There seems to be a move in F. J. Hatch, of the popular firm of Nickerson's stenographer, quite on an auto to old tobacco. James H. Stuart, the Hatch & Dewey, with Mrs Hatch, Kern, trip Pittsfield, Successors to C. A. Way Co.. well known packer arid grower, has son and daughter, are passing a few last Sunday. rt.lnts. Wall Paper. Glass Window Shades, Schov-erlin- William D. Bosler and a brother sold his 1908 packing to C. P. g, weeks at Walnut Beach, Mr Hatch New Milford, Ct. Pure and Fresh comes Thurs- attorney, John Patterson of New Line Of and has recently made a ship to New Milford again, 143-- 3. A Fine with Mr and Mrs William H. Telephone ment of 190 7, tobacco to Houtnern day, but returns to Walnut Beach on York, of are Dairy Products parties. - Sunday morning. Tully Hotchkissville, camping DoubleHar-nes- f of New York is at "Nepessing Lodge" Cream Hill s Miss Imogene Lane Automobile Repairing Heavy New BIRD S. tOLER VISITS GREEN the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles L, lake. Milford Creamery. George D. Mallinson of Bridge- Of All Kinds. M' P0ND- - Leach. , W.A PABCELLS, Prop. Rev J. F. Plumb officiated .Sun- port and Joseph C. Yutzler of Water-bur- y CHAS.A. PABCELLS Ugt S a Biri Coler, former democraric church were home recently, for a few Machinery Equipment. York day, at the Episcopal in Suitable for Farm or Team Work. candidate for governor in New days. Automobile Red Book Station. state a democratic Mil- and prominent John A. Salewski, who has been .The Largest Line Ever Shown in New leader in Brooklyn, was the guest of home for the past week, returned to Arcade Machine Works, ford, Also six or seven extra fine hand made Steim ail A. harness. Charles Mallory, Sunday, and paid l Rent Brookfield, Sunday. New Milford, Conn. single driving Hot Water to Green Pond. a visit Mrs Henry Sheppard has been Heaters, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH visiting Mrs Eugene Wickwire. Unique FOREST FIRE UNDER CONTROL. Manufactured bt , NEWS. , Mrs Julie C. Nickerson and son, killed by the cars a short time since. Chauncey B. Marsh Arthur, have returned from South At the annual meeting of Obtuse Representat've Subjects of sermon for next Sun- return- A. called oat a gang of. men to fight Norwalk. Lester Nickerson schocl district John S. Thornhill was Frank Evitts, J. NORTHROP, Prop., day: morning, "Gathering up Frag- ed them for a a tire on Canuel hill, Sunday night, care with visit. d rommHee for the coming NewJMilpord. Conn. sever- ments;" junior sermon, "Taking The Lane sisters have taken pos- New Milford. snd after exhausting work for of the Little in Life." Even year. Railroad Street, it under control. The Things session of their summer home and H. S. Martin of Iron Works, who al hours got ing, "The Unknown Christ." Sub fire in the hemlock have a house full of visitors. at one time was in charge cf the got going lively lect of mid-we- ek service on Thurs 6 Pounds Best Fine Granulated al- Dr and Mrs Robinson took an auto date will move timber and damaged some ties 22 at 7.30 tore and at an early day evening, July o'clock, to New last week, anu Cromwell. Sugar, 25c. sawed. r trip Preston, ids family to ready in the lecture room, "Jesus' Concep- 1-- called on Dr and Mrs H. G. Stevens ; Misses Muriel and Hazel Beers are 2 Pound 30c Coffee, tion of what means for a man to 5Tou it small which was in to Visit 1-- PECK MR DEAN. and their son, visiting friends and relations It Will Pay 2 Pound 40c Tea, mixed or black, MISS be Found." The district service added to that household about two next week will be held in the school-hous- e, Brooklyn. George S. Dean, the genial Bank weeks ago. The of the rye crop is Ore Hill, on Tuesday" even- harvesting H.D.Iiine's Studio Street grocer, and Miss Bertha E. Mrs Salewski returned Saturday, now in progress with a gcod yield All For 50c at the ing, July 20 at 7.30. a rela- Pek were married, Thursday, from three weeks' stay with of a' good quality of grain. NEW MILFORD, For CASH. Congregational parsonage in Chesh Miss Suzanne a niece of Rev tives in Terryville. of Perry, Bedat was from Bris- latest de- ire, Rev Carl Stackman, formerly Clarence H. and Clarence Wil- Frank home Is you want to see the Mr ana Perry, tol for a few week. This deal commences Saturday, West Cornwall, officiating. son, botn of New York City, are days, last Monroe. in the Photographic Art. went to New York on their Mrs John Weeks and daughters signs 10 and ends Saturday night.. Mrs Dean guests at the parsonage. July from there been F. R. Coles', New New Designs, Mat- wedding journey, and have visiting at ; A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Styles, July 24. took a steamer for Boston, Mass., but left for Lakeville Tuesday. tings. from which point they left for a visit Mrs M. S. Nickerson spent Sun- The children and grandchildren of Cornwall Bridge. fam- that goes with a first 1n New Hampshire. day in Torrington. Mrs E. M. Beardsley and other Everything Mrs Minor of Canaan is visiting ily friends, were gathered together class studio. Farmers' Co., BASEBALL NOTES. home on to celebrate Trading THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH at Attorney Nickerson's. at her Monday The Store of Quality, Mrs R. F. has been en- her 8 1th Mrs nearasiey B. Hatch has been elected Th West Cornwall baseball dele- Smith, Jr., birthday. New Milford, Conn Walter relatives from is well and enjoys the visits of treasurer. trimmed the home team to the tertaining Valley very Temoerance Pool Room, Tel. church gation I. her frionds as much as ever, al- tune of 8 7 on The Stream, h. to Saturday. boyi her has failed her. Nobm Bennett's Block, are though eyesight Harris' Barber Shop. Miss Florence Soule has taken a talking revenge. All her friends wish her many re- On Same Floor With in "the Adirondacks for the BANK ST.. NEW MILFORD. position E. G. Odell is the Station Southvflle turns of the day. summer. relieving Good Tables, a Agent at Brookfield for a few days. Three Miss Susie Sullivan has taken, THROWN FROMA MOWING MA- Lorenzo 15eers of Stratford has Drinks. "Get Our Prices" Soule. C. L. Slade and son, Frank, drove Mrs Temperance position in the store of F. E. CHINE. visited her brother. H. E. Beardsley. Board-ma- n to Woodbury to attend the races, Call andlPassJA Pleasant Afternoon ON The Misses Helen and Kate H. N. was thrown from a Mrs Edward Hyde of Lake Saturday, returning Sunday night. Camp vKr and or Evening. their at . opened cottage mowing machine, one last week. 1., am! family have been Men's Rubbers and week. Miss Esther Dunbar is visiting at day Flushing, and Boy's Shoes, Waramaug, this He sustained no serious injury ex- with L. B. Beardsiey. A. Parsells and Miss Edna the Everett House. Rubber Boots. Charles W. entert- cept a up. Miss Paulme Smith has enter were heard a very Mr and Mrs A. Ferguson shaking Flour all Kinds. TanAlstyne in tained her friend, Miss Webb. and Grain, tne Methodist ained a party of. friends from kicked John Bonjiono, pretty duet at church, Henry Northrop got by F. W. Wheeler has sold his gray Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed. Bridgeport, Sunday. a last which laid him Hay, Sunday night. Another dance and ice cream sale horse, week, horse to Louis Goulette. Boot and Shoe Mrs M. W. Hill goes to Branford, for a few days. A clean, market !wlth Select will be at the A. 0. U. W., hall up Meats and this week, for a sojourn of a few given Mr and Mrs D. Barnuni spent part Poultry. ladies of the Degree of Repairing. Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. by the Honor, of last week with friends in Bridge- 100.000 YEAHS AGO. High weeks, on 16. LEE to roomsover Market of J.B.Cox Mr and Mrs Percy Collins and Friday evening, July port. Have moved ' Harry lireen has returned from Bank New miford, friends from Bridgeport are enjoying H. Camp, Mrs Mary Northrop and Scientists have found in i cave in St., & Marsh-Leac- cot- Hartford, where he has been attend- to gee all my old Hatch a sojourn in the h Henrp Northrop were guests of Mr Switzerlanu bones of men who lived Where I will be pleased Ackley, Marsh, ing business college. tage at Green Pond. and Mrs Charles Northrop, last Sun- ago, when life was in Railroad and Bridge Streets, delicious The Misses Swift have returned to 100,000 years Kibbe's and Daggett's day. constant danger from wild beasts. New Milford. P. M. their home in Plainville. timber A. chocolates at Cassedy's. re- Mr Glacier is delivering To-d- ay the Ganger, as shown by A 25c coffee at the cut price Mrs Harry Chamberlain has is good Pittsfield to different places. W. Brown of Alexander, Me., the Olive Oil of 15c Charles I. Leach's, turned home from hospital. Mr a car "If it Half at r claims he saw a Tyler has been loading largely from deadly disease. Boot and Shoe flour Howard Hale flVhl- l- Repairing. Occident and White Loaf wood the past New Dis7 In111 Me Artnnt.rtr fa Boo o o! of white at Shepaug, had not been for Dr King's cACU1U UiiiiJ v""v., Guaranteed. of satisfaction ghost on Sunday night. oil or some other First Class Work give the best every week. covery, which cured me, I could not terated with linseed ingred time. Charles I. Leach sells as ients, and usually a very it have lived," he writes, "suffering olive oil perfect in flavor, put Joseph Trimarco, Charles A. Mallory has the frame absolutely pure Sherman. I did from a severe lung trouble and up in cans direct from Italy go to Union Shoe Shop, raised for his new cottage at Green Brookfield. To cure sore stubborn cougn." lungs, B. SCHIAPPACASSE, Opposite Town Hall. New Milford Pond. MAUWEEHOO COLONY NEWS. colds, obstinate coughs, and prevent G. reservoir has dropped CROP "DISAPPOINTMENT. New Milford. The upper sea- HAY A its the best medicine oh Bank Street, is some ap- The first thimble party of the pneumonia, 20 feet and there again 60c and $1 by R. son was held at Waterside on Thurs-- . The hay crop is proving quite a earth. guaranteed Street prehension as to the water supply H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Railroad iay afternoon. Mrs Jordan and Miss disappointment as the promise for a holding out. & Hook; P. J. & H. Elizabeth Wilson were guests of good crop was all that could be de- Curtis Co., Sandy E. N. C. BURWELL, Mark Miss Jessie A. Browe, an affable L. Goulett, Steven- oft ' a honor. Plans for the summer were sired until June, when drought con- Garvin, Bethel; itaui nvi. clerk in the postoffice, is away on Easton; W. B. New Milford. discussed by the 30 ladle3 present. ditions began. No doubt it partly son; H. W. Ocborne, The Best the Market affords In vflCfltlon. - Sheman; Smith Bros., Corn- MEAT and FISH LINE. J.''- Mildred Alter tte refreshments J. S. Lane the effects of last season's drought Hawiey, Mrs E. - Emmons, dead. wall Bros., Georg- and Emmons. Mrs J. Ed- ock some group photos of the guests when the grass seemed to be Bridge; Connery Painting Emmons, Edwin etown; R. F. West Cornwall; J. L. McEuan, d, on lake shore. All old as only Smith, Miss Esther Hung-erfor- the steps and by the niealows are reported G. W. Hanging. win Hungerford, son and normal seeded S. J. Blackman, Hawiey ville; Paper Youngs' Block. Railroad Street, Mrs F. E. Miss Jeanie Mrs Stevenson with her naif or below Newly Allen came the on Sat- are about up to the Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Tel.l87-tE.A.Peet'- New Kllford, Conn. and Miss Mabel Marsh left on daughter to colony pieces generally G. W. King are the The sh. now promises Joyce, Roxbury Station;; Monday for a sojourn at Schroon urday. They occupying wing average. rt&g W. N. Noble, A of Mr Durgy's house. to be serious. - Hatch, Bridgewater; lake in the Adirondacks. large New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New at the depot to see Miss Grace Smith is spending a & Buckingham, Christian number gathered York. New York Preston; Wetterau & Williams, Taylor Hansen, off. few days in New Miss Miriam Taylor of them on vacation. Wasklngton Depot; Harry Brown, E. Rowe was a sur-- A song service will be held the is Jiome for the summer Coatratn aid Builders, Cement and Concrete Walks. Frank given seven has been Southbury; C. P. Williams, South r of Friday lake shore next Sunday at Mrs Janring o Brooklyn Rillro&d Street, New Milford, Ok Stone and Brick Work ot All Kinds. prise by a party friends, last Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W. his o'clock and hereafter during the the of Mrs J. H. Pope, furnlihedo lafftor 104-- evening, the occasion . being guest Penfleld & Estimate! cheerfully Tel. NEW MILFORD summer on Sundays when there is week. N. Hurd, Long Hill; mall contract. birthday. Coburn L. Foote valuable cow Craig, Stepney Depot Charles Planz was at his cottage no preaching service at H. had a 16 THE tovi'OWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1900,, The Newtown Bea SEEM HBBBH Newtown, Friday, July 23, 1909. Store Closes, at 5 P. M. Daily Excepting Saturdays. Bethel MLN'S SECTION. CORNER BTONB LAYING. The earner stone of the new St Thomas Episcopal church will be laid with appropriate ceremonies on Ha'ur.tny, July 24. The services HEN'S SUMMER SUITS will take pliice at 2.30 in the after ncn. Rev Storrs 0. Seymour, D. D president of the standing committee In of the diocese of 'Connecticut, will, the July Clearance Sale In the absence of IU. Rev Dish op t'hauncey Eiewhter, perform tbe broken line of our Summer Suits is entered in this event. ceremony of laying the (tone. An-oth- er Every fancy bargain of the speakers will be Rev Choice fancy worsteds in all the. popular shades and stripes beautiful striped blue George W. Davenport, rector rf St handsome cheviob and cassimeres. All the models have James church, Danbury, represent- serges fancy represented ing the "mother church" for , St been our best selling styles, and the gathering of incomplete lines holds a broad as- Thomas' parish, formerly belonged sortment in all sizes for men and men. Not one will be earned over we to St James' parish. young must sell them Hence these Miss Bertha Geaves of Boston Is now. the guest of Miss Julia Wortman of Fleetwood avenue. Dr Harold B. Judd of New York City has been the guest of relatives m town. and Genuine Mr ard Mrs Fdward Guldley of Big Perth Amboy. N. J., has been the guests of Mr and Mrs James Durant of Elizabeth street. Mrs Leroy Stone, In company with her brother-in-la- w and sister, Dr and Mrs H. L. Robs, of Canaan is spending a 'ew wees In the Aulron- - $12.00 and $13.50 $18.00 and $20.00 dacks. 9.50 15.00 The , lavn party given Friday Fancy suits; Fancy Suits, evening by the Knights of King $15.00 and $18.00 $22.00 to $30.00 Arthur on the lawn of G. G. Durant 12.50 CO.. 20.00 COryWOMT KIMCH.MJN 4 . lilt was a great su'.-cets- The groundb Fancy Suits, Fancy Suits, were flnoly illuminated by strings of electric lights. Ice cream, cake. Sizes for Men and Young Men. Sale. candy, punch and pop corn wen Consignment sold at various parts of tbe grounds. ,A band o twelve pieces dispensed one music and auto , riding was of We are selling Men's Suits at rock bottom the pouular amusemens or "he prices. Suits that were evening. The Misses Agnes Williamson Reductions on Boys' Suits. $22.00 now ' Jennie Mansfleld, Evelyn Mackenzie and llosal.e Ohlei spent Sunday $2.50 and Blouse 1 and $17.85 with friends In South Kent. $) OC $4.00 $5.00 O QC Suits ages S to 9, I.OJ Suits 6 to 17, .OJ $18.00 now ages $15.85 Woodbury. - Vacation outfits for vacationers every thing in head-to-fo- ot wearsand $16.00 now NEWS .JRSELY TOLD. Mrs Minor trunks, and suit cases. . $11.85 Mr and Jpsse and bags x daughter, Janet, visited at Mrs C. J. i 13-5- Minor's over Sunday. $ 15 now Miss Louise Cuitiss entertains the $9.85 Sunshine society, this week. WOHENS' SECTION. Rev Mr Seymour of the Methodist Come and let us show you what bargains we church exchanges pulpits with Rev Charles E. Underwood on can Never better suits sold at such low Sunday. give you. The South church gives a lawn of the Dresses. fete on the of the 16th. . evening Story prices. Mrs A. W. Mitchell in entertain ing her brother'3 family. Shoes for Everybody. The Fresh Air children to tbe Very Low Sale Prices Adorn Each Tale. number of about 20 arrive in town, this week. You may $hank our rigid policy of selling a season's styles in that season for Mr and Mrs Stanley W. Munsell stories of in and son have been spending a few these extremely interesting savings our July Clearance Sale. ' Assured- ' v days in Winchester, ly, this is the time of all times to buy. : . V The North church is bein cleaned this week. Women's and Misses Suits of colored Hnen and repp, beautiful shades of One of our ladies won a lavender, young rose and gray, in plain shades tailored or trimmed in prize at Quassapaug for having the pink, blue, leather, plain contrasting colors; semi-fitte- d flare or circnlar highest score at tne bowling alley. or hipless coats, gored skirts, regularly $12,00 and $15.00 to Alden Salmons is visiting his J JQ grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Salmons. Imported Linen Suits, exquisite two and three piece models copied from reigning Paris styles, Mrs K. Parker and Mrs Elizabeth embroidery trimmed, really the most beautiful garments of their kind ever snown Bridgeport, Conn. New Haven, last week. (fcOK AA jA in have been $60 to $125, reduced to miss ujoun Alien is visiting ai town; J)ZD.UU Heman s in m Beardsley Roxburj. Linen Dresses in models priced-fro- $25.00 to $60 re- - d Miss Goodman of New Ha originally 00, C AA HHHHHHBHHHHHHBHHBHB H H Mary clearance to B ven was visiting friends in town, duced to make quick , plO.Ul last week. Mrs A. to Dresses in and models, of sheer batiste, brussels lace Lucinda Treat has gone Lingerie ' (tOC A A ' Orange for the summer. and embroidery, were 30.00 to 50.00, reduced for this sale to pZO.UU Mrs William Aiken and Mrs Joseph Redervats were recent guests of their parents, Mr and F. R. Rich Silk Dresses of silk eoliennes, foulards, messalines and voiles, In exquisite shades with Now Dr Charles A. Ford. pretty lace or heavy net yokes; loDgbleeves of" net prettily trimmed, others with handsome em Open. broiderf d bodices, reduced for this sale to two very little prices. Bidencope, New Milford. $25 to $35 Silk Dresses, now Surgeon Chiropodist, $18.50 CARTER HOUSE NEWS IN BRIEF. 37.50 to 50.00 Silk Dresses, now Lake from Hotel Green, Banbury, will be at the The Misses Alphild 'and Angeline Anderson $22.50 Waramaug, of Chestnut Land paid a visit to Brookfield, NEWTOWN INN last week, spending Sunday there. While Silk Suits reduced from a tnird Jp a half. fiere they enjoyed the two plays given by the )C. P. S. C. two New of each week. Corns, bunions and E.. in which their cousins. Under Management Monday Hisses Inez and Ellen Anderson, took Ingrown Toenails skillfully treated at moder- impo- GUARANTEED rtant parts. They returned home Monday for Season of i909. ate' prices. SATISFACTION noon. Mackerel are cheap. Nice fat ones, 5c and 10c each? in pails $1, At Farm- ers' Tradfns Co. - Boys' .Handsome Suits That Special deal is on for one more week, ending 24. Six best ' Ladies' July pounds Special attention given to Shampooing, sugar 25c, 2 pound each of fine tea Scalp Treatments, Face Massaging and Man- and coffee, all for 50c casn. Will sub- transient parties. icuring. Will call at residence by appoint- stitute other groceries. At Farmers' Reduced for Clearance. ment only. Trading Co. July Elegant decorated dishes given with pound of fine ted or 25c coffee, at Farm- of each season's in its season extends ers' Trading Co. Our policy selling clothing toour boys' "' section, where we are now offering broken lines of some of oiir handsomest and most Roxbury. popular styles at remarkable reductions. The recent heavy advances in prices of Mrs Clayton B. Squires and children have wool fabrics will largely increase the cost of clothing next season. For this reason been two weeks in New Haven with Children's wash Suits, $1.00 and $1.50. spending . MrsSauires' parents. Mr Squires spent Sun- these sayings are particularly timely. . v " day there, returning home with his family on -- ( Monday morning. $2.50 and $3.50 Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits, ages 5 to 9, made of fancy cassi- meres."and cheviots, mostly gray and tan mixtures and patterns, a goodly collection of DOWN Goes the PRICES M Q C Upon excellent values from broken lines now marked ij)1.0D The Corner of $4 and $5 two-pie- ce Suits, ages 6 to 17, double breasted coat and bloomer breeches jro'els in dark gray and brown mixtures and patternss choice offerings from broken djo or Children's Clothes. hll now reduced to -- GOOD lines tew this season, iP.OD 3.OO Oxfords for boys have been reduced to $2. 1 9 many broken lines. Unusual conditions 3.OO Oxfords for from 1 trade make these offerings SHOES! 2 50 and boys, broken lines, now $ .85. decidedly unusual. Forcible reductions and wear- 2.0O Oxfords for little men, sizes 13 2 to 2, broken lines, now $ 1 .65. time commencing long vacation ahead ! ing just Men's Calfskin Boots, tap Suits in the $8.00 class soles, pegged, (jjj JQ at 6.00 Sale of Men's Suits in the $6.00 class Men's Calfskin Boots, sin July . Fancy Sum- and at 4.98 gle soles, sewed, $125 $150 V mer Suits from J ig INCORPORATED Suits in the $5.00 class Negligee Shirts, broken lines at big OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN at 3.98 special at 89 C reductions. Men's fine Calf,, goat leg ' BRIDGEPORT, CONN. t Suits in the $3.50 class dress boots, sew- - at 2.50 Suits in the $3.00 class at 1.98 The best grades of Men's ' Mr Smitbson, James Blake . work shoes, LOCAL DRAMATICS The date of the annual sale under Suits in the $3.50 class Euth Stebblns,, Miss Esther McQuade the auspices of the ladies of tho Con- 1.50 Agatha Stebblns, Miss Margaret Crowe gregational church has been fixed $2 to $2.50 Benefit of St Rose's. for For the 3. Song, Wednesday, Aocust 11. Mi; tne 4. Vaudeville Sketch. "The Man With the Slaiby, dealer In Oriental goods. Special Khaki Knickerbockers, 50c. Is to be Dramatic Club will give Hod." present again, this Grange Discount The St Rose's . year. an entertainment next Thursday night, Characters: Qivenr ' church. July 15, for the benefit of StRose's Timothy Clancy. Edward 8. Pitzschler SUMMER UNDERWEAR. will be presented Cordelia ' Miss Lena Blake - The following program Clancy. The place to buy it i3 under the direction of Edward Pitzschler : French's, in Bethel. You'll find ifc.for all the fam- the The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock sharp so 1. piano Selection. "The Voice of ily. ' Morning." Miss Marguerite Kilbride come early and get a good seat Reserved JB.K GONN Hubbell Bros., 2 "THE WBECK OF 8TEBBIN3 PRIDE." seats may be purchased at the store of BRIDGEPORT, A comedy In two acts.) Henry Rupf in Newtown and at Finch's - Quaker's Farms. CONN. Characters: store in Hook. General admission DERBY, Sandy See the adv. of Epbralm Stebblns. Eflw"? & PltTh'eJ 25c. Reserved seats 35c. Dancing to George F. Scott on Arnold Parker. "i" follow. Page 10. Robert Grey Harry BradleyJ11