For SO Days we offer our entire stock at a dis- Bead our advertisement in which count of from 20 to 35 per cent discount from reg- 'we quote ular prices. prices found in the advertising columns- - Now is the time to give us a call- - Satisfaction guaran- - I teed or money refunded- EIDER, BRYANT & CO., RIDER, BRYANT & CO., 259 MAIN STREET, DANBUHY, CONN " THE NEWTOWN RELIABLE raWELEBS, See 2oo DANBURY, CONN. - tIS STREET,

VOLUME XVIIL NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1895.-EI- GHT PAGES. NUMBER 15.

f came the word Gehenna, the New Testa-- I Affairs About Town. ment name for Hell, since it means the A REVOLUTION IN HOUSEKEEPING. KESSE & CO. ground of Hinnon. Yonder through the FOSTER, IN THE HOLY CITY. Dung Gate the offal of the city was carried and thrown Into this valley in Krsrybady knows that ws ars always looking oat for somsthing sow; sonsthing tkat Tilt ssvt a dollar to ths people- - There is There we heaps ; and there it was consumed by fire, THE HOPES OF YEARS FULFILLED. LAND- - and the fires were burn- make frisads and hold them- - Bow we hare something in the store line that will the heart of the economical house is kept constantly delight keeper. It Combination Clothiers. INGATJOPPA. RAILROADING IN PALES' ing. Hence, we can readily sea how this , came to a by oil, but l a most ingenious thing-- aid backed by the wealthiest store house in America. Their reputation is at stake and they TINE. ARRIVALS AT THE HOLT CITTON place be fit illustration of the SUNDAY EVENING. NARROW 8TRAETS. abode of the lost as the place "where the - s an't afford to make a mistake- It eos' very little to use these stores, no dirt, no aoal, no ashes, no waste of fuel, no 1 eat except during THE CITY OF CHURCH worm dieth not and the fire is not Quench FOUR HILLS. THE ed." it- - - OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE ITS FOOLISH the actual time you are using There are many points about it that you must see it to aopreeiated it- Our oil stoves ara from SOo to e x ; O-u-- - XTrilizacxitea. IReso-ULrces- , SUPERSTITIONS. GOLGOTHA OUTSIDE The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is a SIO solid oak side boords, barel plate glass, handsome trimmings and all complete, are astonishing our customers, but thy as ton-i- t THE WALLS. THE JEWS PLACE OF very ancient structure. It is supposed WAILING. to enclose the hill where the three crosses bed ourselves as weU whn we saw them; also those large solid oak chamber setts for SIS are great. But the great hit cf the season is THE MOSQUE OF OMAR. OLIVET AND ITS BEAUTIFUL VIEW. stood and the tomb of Joseph of Arima-the- a Chambar Set 10 stand an honest man does seem . our $30 in pieoes. They right up like and to be proud of Our carpet line is 1 OLD JERUSALEM IN VERY TRUTH. in which the Saviour's body was ; ESTABLISH A STANDARD OF VALUES. buried : what shakes one's belief the best we ever saw and the keenest and shtrpsstjudzesagrei with us. Ton are always sure of being u-- wjII here, because we can't but; Is it not always so? The dreams of our j most violently is the fact that it encloses afford to do otherwise- - We own our buildings and hare the largest Hons Furnishing establishment in the state and therefore as we expect li?e, those things to attain which we almost everything else. mere are nave some 25 shrines within its each and trom do - toiled on year alter those walls, to stay among the people get our living the people, we must right by the people- We furnish your house complete. year, some Here " bright fancies which have seemed almost commemorating holy thing. Goods delivered to all parts of the'State GETTING OVER A DIFFICUL- too lull ol happiness and splendor for us is the tomb of Adam ? Mark Twain tells Boundless, Bewildering. to reach on tbis dull earth, at last when us that when he stood by this tomb ot TY , we do really possess them, how his lamented ancestor, who came to so , quickly untimelv an could Isn't always easy. The Ions: eared Quadru they pass away from us and we are left end. he not restrain ped jumps it. Whatever diflicultles there 1 looking mournfully back ! Did any hum. his great grief. And in another spot WiVTERBUPlY FURNITURE may have been In the way ot buying an At SPRING and SU.OIER STO ble follower of the lowlv Xazarene ever near by is the skull of Adam; and re- - 7 HOUSE-FURNISHEE- tractive in we've -- S. Dwelling Bridgeport, sweet or here again is said to be the from THE LIBERAL muvuu mem completely oy putting prices on yet read trie storv old. when spot a low basis, values to the top notch Jesus was here among men," and not in which raisingterms down sad making as easy as sliding dulge in the fond dream that some day GOD TOOK THE EAETH 135 to 169 Main JOHN MORIARTY & hill. A Beautiful Home on Wood Ave near his own feet East St.,opposite Spring St. CO., Proprietors the Trolley cars, for sale. Terms 6 per cent CLOTHING, HATS AND EUENISHINGS. might press the sod forever , hallowed with down. 86 per cent on easy monthly payments ...... , ,s.r r by the blessed footprints of which Adam's body was formed. and 69 per cent on mortgage. Complete and Him who trod the weary ways ol earth, in anotner snrme are shown you tne first class city improvements trom cellar to that souls wav marks in the stone made attic. Patented March 19.1895. Large lot and weary might tread the of bv the falling barn on it. Don't pay rent. We have other iticner tnan ever. Better than ever. Cheaner than ever. Onr light and reach a home in Heaven? tears of Mary as she weDt bv the Cross : houses and choice building lots for sale, on Palestine is a mecca to everv follower of and the tears prints are as regularly and 'eras satisfactory to customers. It's no loss low and immense stock has drawn the ns Jesus. The Crusaders did not make it so : evenly formed as if were made to look at the properties and inquire for par prices people to they by ticulars, wail or write. love made it so. the unsoeakable lODine the chisel as they were. However Our facilities enormous, as we operate 27 stores and labor of the soul to get nearer to Him, to know much disgust these foolish superstitions WARREN EL LAUSON & C0-- , ' whom is to have true life. - may awaken, we cannot avoid some ' unceasingly, improving every to WE LANDED AT reverence for the snot for the Dosseseion Architects and Builders. opportunity purchase JOPPA, of which the mailed contended the ancient seaport of Jerusalem, on Sun Knights 766 North Ave. cor Wood Ct. large quantities of the through centuries with the fierce Sra-- When want Horse Blankets, Robes, Cattle Sleds, Ave., Bridgeport, Clothing having advantage day afternoon, March 3. You know you Stanchions, there is Med- cens,andfor which the Crusaders poured over our to ofmore that not a single port in the out their blood. Don't the competitors dispose through iterranean Sea where a great ''ocean Skates, Wringers, Sweepers. forget spot. can Outside the citv walla, bevond St our stores. I This greyhound" draw alongside the beside road many being a fact we wbarf. All landings from these bis? Stephen's Gate, the that must be winas up Olivet, is a skull-shape- d RIGHT. ara able to sell better and a lower steamships made in small boats. mound, generally known as Gordon's PRICES at and nowhere is this experience more dreaded hill, which is regarded by the English than the same can be by passengers than at Jappa. church and by most modern scholars as price bought Some years ago the boatmen who were the true in a of Cook's tourists Calvary. It was very restful A G. Baker's March Adv't. elsewhere. rowing party got one beautiful morning during our quarreling over the backsheesh they were in stay IVfE are aboot entering a new era, the 20 Jerusalem to climb this knoll and let ox VT month of March. Did you ever see any to receive, and or more of the passen our bo Sellers.those who can were thoughts wander back to the tre ny Information Buyerswill cheerfully given or sent not convenient'y visit thin? like it? Echo answers.no, never. Like gers drowned. No euch dire mis mendous that occurred there. the office of Trilby's loot, "there's not another like it In LISTEN TO OUR TALE OF PRICES. hap awaited up, however, and, with the tragedy all Paris except its mate," and there's noth- of Easily could we imagine the tumultuous ing like March except a little exception the occupants of one boat road and each between connecting drenched a mon- throng pressing along the wag- period year February and getting thoroughly by ging their heads as gazed upon the April, muu aim biumii. xrwexw unu uaireeze.. We hare a large line of Men's Sack Suits Our Styles In Men's Suits have been ster wave, we all reached terra flroia in they ANDERSON & Measles and high winds. Malaria and snow Frock mute sufferer; and not far away was squalls. Cold sores and corkscrew shaped which are handsome, stylish and perfect fit- selected with the idea of ahead of all safety. j Mary, last at the Cross and first at the 277 East Main Conn. breezes in being it seems a little odd to think of a rail Street, Bridgeport, cyclonic mingled equal parts with ting, in both light and dark patterns at 0J in these lines. are cot the opened tomb ; and all around were the uaa smeus ana coat asnes. jjust ana angry competition They road iu Palestine, of the wild screech of scribes false - wind sent straight from the Bhouldei, ac- which will wear and give as good satisfac- and an the locomotive whistle heard in and the rulers of the peo- Darn and EEPRESENTED ET J0HH H0KTHE0P proper length made in nnequaled being the over companied by doors, skylights J.; tion of Zion ; here is Ele, gloating the fact that their profanity, dismembered umbrellas, more FOE SEWT0WH AKD VICIHITT. as suits usually sold elsewhere at $8.50 manner, prices $10 to $18. gates but the sign that deed was done. dust and the until not one of us can see world do move" and even grip, and $10; style single or double breasted. "de Palestine, the beam in our brother's eye on account of whose inhabitants live solely on the re- "There Is a green hill tar away, the presence of beams and motes and such Don't Our Men's Sack Suits at $8.50 and $10 in : Our Black Clay Worsted Dress Suits In Without a city waU; like in our own eyes. Then comes a deluge Forget! putation the inhabitants had 2000 years Where the dear Lord was crucified. and a general thaw all along the line, and every desirable style ot goods offers an op- frock and sack suits take the lead for Dress ago, cannot bat keep step with the pro Who died to save us all." whole of A Fine line of season of when to ;or even Graui is suddenly the bottom drops out the for found in onr and will convince is not cession. From Joppa to Jerusalem is 42 "There was no At this the year applied by torch buildings Frie erg market and all the principal roads in portunity bargains only you that it necessary other good enough ac-co- n mile?, and it took our puffloe engine some To pay the ot sin ; very dangerous element, but when confined in stoves that can be regulated to any degree of town. The ice breaks up in the river and, Teas and Coffees. stores. for yon to be out of on account of the He price and comfortable panied by most of tlie bridges and rail style four hours to make the trip; for you re- only could unlock the gate beat the combination makes the most ornamental, convenient apparatus i In cost. Ot Heaven and let us in." fences, moves on to victory and tidewater. Nutriotine for Your Hors- - . We have Men's Sack Suits higher They are made in three button cut- member that ''the hills are round about f the. household. None are without something in the shape of a stove, but we have the Buci a breaking down and demolition of Try to es and Cattle- - grades of the very best stylo, St and quality, away, single and double breasted sack at Jerusalem" and Jerusalem itself is set on Following about through the narrow bery best makes that are on the market and it your pocket will not allow you buy the party lines especially along the bottom lauds a and takes some streets of the we have some of onus that are warranted to work well and has been paralleled at no other season of the and are for the low combination $9.50, $12, $13, $15, $18, $20 and $24. bill, it tall climbing to city, our dragoman brought rlgher grades alio the cheaper and in no conspicuous there. Our was us a 01 satisfaction. We are sure we can suit it are tor a new stove and 'will year other instance except during All our are from get journey made in the to part tne outer wall where it is give you you looking the late municipal elections in New York A. B. Fancher, prices. goods the best mills but the very us-- t to stock and we name evening, bright moonlight gave high. eall on auy rate we will be pleased show you our when the city. The old brown hen, our lavorite hen, HAWLEYVILLE CEHTER in the and their latest and Our line Overcoats not unless are different from of our steals a nest and batches out country represent of Spring is complete some indication of the country we were arte you will go away without buying you built any chicks which surreptitiously to THE LQ WEST STONES ou ns so these sudden freezes send best designs, $12, $13, $15, $16, $18 and $20. and is as necessary to complete a gentleman's passing through. customers that have called tar this year. untimely graves. Surface and snow water FIRE in the wall kinds of Iron Sinks Lead Iron find the level of our numerous INSURANCE, Men's Trousers beet make in the outfit. is ta find else THE PLAIN OF SHARON, here are believed to have Remember we also keep in stock many Pumps and Pipe cellars through country, It impossible anywhere been foundation stones in and are to contracts tor and House either Hot Air winding rat holes, and the water trom our REAL & outside of is rich and the great ready take Tinning, I'luiubing Heating by resembles in color and taste ESTATE, McMillan, Sweet Orr, Dutchess and others, such an assortment and values we ofler at just' Joppa, very of Solomon. This is the famous Steam or Hot Water. Yours, ciystal spring fertile ; and ic the finest Temple the dripDings of a tan vat. Unministerial ex- INVESTMENTS. Prices $1 to $6. $8.50, $7, $8JO, $10, $13, $13 and $15. produces oranges n ailing-Plac- e of While we come to in best of in the as all of our can tes- tha Jews. pression the front the I 7 world, party stood we beheld a families and trials and tribulations seem to have a sate per cent Invest- tify, for we ate and ate them and seemed there, pitiful sight. rise and tall ad infinitum until we feel almost ment for a limited amount. never to Some old Jews, men ard women, were enger to say amen to the old man's fervent get enough. The hill country, witn beads 11 Just now we would call attention to our Men's Wor- leaning their pressed closely supplication of "U lord, thou wilt but see B. H. MATT00N, your Clay though, toward Jerusalem is bare as a the stones HALL'S, fit to take care ot me month of barn-flo- and as against wall, kissing the and through this Pythian Ball, .Watertowa, just about capable of over some doleful March, I will agree to take care of myself all sted Dress Suit all wool and the best mills make in the conntry, producing a shrub or tree. I am inclin- mumDiing strains. " the rest of the time." This Is the month we ed to and This is their sorrowful strain : 4'For the Sa.rxd.-37- Corn. rx-- watch with interest the passage to more con- Chil- thiuk that Benjamin Ephraim, palace that lies desolate, for the DECoolr, genial climes ot the wild goose overhead and cut in frock, single and double breasted sack at $9.50. Our whose territory this was, were awfully palace the chilblain under foot. Every cloud has its that is destroyed, for the walls that are so J. W. "left" in the distribution by lot. stiver lining and doing the month of March JOHNSON, dren's is stocked with the in the was more than mere Bentiment overthrown, for the majesty that is de ne poor lurnnure man wno nas passed Department abundantly largest It that we sit In solitude and mourn. wearily (through the long trail months ot BRIDGEPORT, made ns rejoice in the fact that our first parted, winter is cheered by the thought that now is City, Our Hat Furnishings are complete with choicest and new- of the was at Haste, haste, Redeemer of Zion ! May the appointed time when every thrifty house- eights Holy City caught beauty and msjesty' surround Zion! rouses from her and REAL ESTATE 1 the close of a beautiful Sunday, when it keeper lethargio sleep est that the market affords. Trunks, Oil Horse flooded May peace and joy abide with Zion, and searches the country far and near for the Bags, Clothing, was with streams of moonlight. the branch of Jea?e at Jerusa most desirable place to purchase her spring INSURANCE, LOANS. Still, the view of the is spring up carpets and needed articles ot and etc. impressive city lem liut the Branch baa sprung up here we to furniture,we a Blankets, Hammocks, Umbrellas, not obtained from thia point ; it is had right rise remark that have It VOU nfiftii fnHnrn.nr.fl nf a.nv k1n1. write from the Mount of at Jerusalem and it has grown into a stock on hand and dally arriving that has us and I will send a to see afterwards Olives, Vine, and its leaves are now for M011E SHOES SOLD! never been equalled since we began business. representative yon. standing near the spot where our Saviour great An elegant line ot carpets in all grades at stood when He halted the of the healing of the nations, and its shad- rices lower than was ever reached before B0GARDUS & procession ow covers the earth ; and the is S new BRASIE, those who were "Hosanna !" and pity that inety and desirable patterns just TOEEINGTON, CONN. crying the Jews know it not, but still sit In received. We keep the back numbers care- throwing palm branches in His way. fully weeded out ot our (furniture, and yon almost else Ir and their desolate and rn'ned city and wail -- will new if ot us- - We Though everything in a corner AND AT- - get designs you buy -- . dreary while the light of don't claim to be any smarter, shrewder or FIRE INSURANC- E- BESSE & CO., about Jerusalem has changed since truth streams the earth. better business managers than anybody else, Old Satiable Companies, lowest Bates. FOSTER, Christ's day, this one thing must yet re- through but we do claim most that same : OX THE SUMMIT OF MOUNT MOEIAII while we are out in emphatically W. A. LEONARD. Newtown. Conn main the the populace is still away the tall grass and excited at the smallest event. is big timber the many and great advantages ot Combination Clothiers and Usa't Farniihers. of 27 stores, easily the beautiful mosque of Omar. This our location enable ns to handle a large stock Operators They yell and gesticulate wildly and stands on the most historic spot in the ot furniture on a smaller expense than any FAIECHILD & MEAD, seem their motions almost on other live man in the state can do by vigorous world. It is chiefly notable for the it General Insurance And Seal Estate Agents, S17 MAIN BRIDGEPORT, CONN. the point of each other's throats, zreat ratural rock in the centre which it That you can't go anywhere from anywhere 61 FAIRFIELB CONS STREET, cutting on the cars without Hawley-vill- AVENUE, BRIDGEPORT, when the matter of contention is the CLOSER MARGINS! going through - encloses. This rock is 57 feet long, 43 is as true as Warner Boom 2. ,-- the familiar quotation Building, changing of a small coin or the deter- feet wide and rises six and ose-ha- lf "that all roads lead to Rome." Now don't be of what shall the hasty in your purchase this spring, but look mining person occupy above the surrounding paveaient. It is us as others over carefully before you bny. fourth seat In a carriage. quite probable that tbis was the thresh Now this last was the main and THE TUMULT OUR PARTY AROUSE ing-flo- of Arannan rvbicn we wished to make to start with.principalTook the Jebusite point in David bought for a place of sacrifice. -- THAN AT-- as an everlasting long time to make it, didn't THE getting caniages at the railroad sta it? But didn't you ever notice that the point tion was little short of a riot. After fists Here, too, Abraham may have brought ot most everything is quite apt to be clear out in our bU son Isaac to offer him to God in ans on the end? You never can bayonet a pig had been thrust faces and the gracefully with the first end or middle ol throats of the Arabs had grown hoarse wer to His command. This rock was Harrow Tem- your gun. Jnorgan Spading in strong, vociferation, we were at last undoubtedly covered by the great set down in peace just outside the Jappa ple of Solomon and perhaps formed the A. G. BAKER, Furniture Warerooms, Every farmer should liave'one for this Har- Gate. We were set down outside the great altar of sacrifice ; indeed, a bole is - row does its work as the hand spade does now . Union just because our could not pointed to througn wnicn tne Diooa ANY OTHER STORE! Opposite Depot, Hawley- the soil, there- gate, carriages get ville. Conn- - by cutting into and lilting up within it. A carriage is an unknown of the sacrificial victims Sowed down to by disintegrating and aerating it, giving the within the ; the and its the waste channel below. Ot course, same fine to fields that thegard-ne- r quantity city city culture broad streets were built before the day of carri- the Mosk ms have not been content to does to his narrow garden; and Bpedal have of abide with historical facts, but have in- G. on- ages and, therefore, the right DR L. G. NICHOLS, investigation and extended inquiry have Jerusalem is not "tne vested the place with puerile traditions. -- IN AT- - com- way. Washington, THE STATE, ly confirmed our opinion that it la the of distances," nor is it rom nere, tney say, monammed was the soil, and city magnificent on ot his marvellous DENTIST, ing implement lor pulverizing the city of much that is magnificent Id carried the back WESTPOltT that as now perfected it is unquestionably any way, except for the magnificent steed to Jleaven; and, since the rock the best and harrow ever Invented ' was eager to follow the mighty prophet. cheapest . a hoaxes that it would impose upon strang- Block. COJSN. Don't forget to call on us lor your Farming ers and the magnificence ot the mud and the angel Gabriel was compelled to bold Sturges Tools.ot all also Hardware, i SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT! it down with Lis nanus, ibis so, kinds.and M 1 filth, in which respects it can almost beat being .,'!! J mid i .".H. the impression ot the angel's bands on -- lenses the world. M And your money, by; having: the rock most be and there it Is! ! ! 5T ZLsF Sc Q-'jaUM- Yes, we might as well confess, it. shown, STEAL Xj O .35T, properly fitted at moderate prices, by Jerusalem is a disappointing city.- It The old prophet, too, did not succeed in Tea, a steellroof that is better than 383 Main Conn. the most approved methods and host had a great glory once ; it was the city getting away clear from the eartn, ior It are in need ot a root, Street, Bridgeport, his head touched the rock, and there is shingles. you instruments- - . , of the Great King, thither the tribes 384 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN- - drop a postal to went to to the name of the the hole which this touch made. Wheth- up give praise er the head was hurt the more or the F- - C- - SANFORD, Conn., F. W. MARSH, ORANGE BEKWIM, H. 0. LEMMON. W. B. Lord ; on Mount Moriah the wonderful Hawleyville, SNIFFEN, te omitted Temple stood with its snow-whi- rock, the Moslems have to state. and he will show yon samples and AND STORAGE VAULTS. Think of the great prophet of God com give yon prices on the best kind of a BRIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT SANDY HOOK, CONN. columns and its blazing dome of gold. root. - Sate Deposit Boxes Marsll " Banking and Brokerage, But all this glory is gone, and in place of ing with a swelled head into Heaven! rented at reasonable rates. Choice Investments, it there is a deal of bare-face-d fraud And so one must Private Rooms i M!nnj& Mortgages on Bridgeport. great lor examining papers. v Leuimon, ial Estate, a and inane superstition and deceit ; that GO THEOCGH ALL PALESTTXK THE ALBANY DENTISTS, Steel Vaults, go Main St., Interest Allowed make one onenlv laogh or wonder at the true from Time on A new line of Whitewash, Paint, sifting the the false, picking 388 MAIN Lock, Bridgeport, nd Varnish Brushes received. blind devotion of those who are willing the kernel of fact from the mass of tra- STREET, Watchman. Conn. . Deposit. just to believe such If it were not Cannon A line of the celebrated Rub- things. dition. One cannot help but think how LEVI BROTHERS, Opp. St., Bridgeport full for the bills and seas and rivers which different all this is from what Jesus received for the PAINLESS ber Paint,' just Spring man cannot defile with any mummeries would have wished. He wished not for trade.?; .z ?.: r .v. of his own, one well let his He laid no site or BURR & is might show. stress upon DENTISTRY KNAPP, Bankers and Brokers, That fine Corn at 90o doz going IDEAS OF HOLY LAND Bethlehem of was ONE PKICB CLOTHIERS, Peaches and all THE place; little Judaea AT MODERATE 363 Main Conn. fast. Prunes, Apricots, as were chosen for His birthplace and the Street, Bridgeport, kinds of pie Timber; 6 lbs nice Prunes remain pure and bright is they PRICES. MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES. INSURANCE in childhood and never visit these scenes. humble dwelling of Mary and Martha BONDS, STOCKS, ..... for 25c at ever of for tils home, lie warned1 tnrougn this The best that had ' STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TICKETS ; conception I fcll Main Street. Danbury, Conn. t Jerusalem was obtained from the roof of land, but let us not therefore prostrate NEWTOWN SAVINGS BANK Newtown, Paying 5, 5 6, 7, 7 2 and 8 1Iercent. Deposits received sublet and-imer- es the home of the American Colony. ourselves upon the soli and kiss the 1866. naid on same. Securities bought and sold on commission. Foreign liim of stones ; us rather have truth sink EI Exchange, dr. MOH.RIS', These are folk let the PHILO CLARKE. Presidents C. H. NOHTH cnlar Drafts and Bank Money Orders available in all parts of ore " people religious they HOURS 8 8 The ad more deeply within us that God came BOP, Treasurer. a. in. to p. m.; Leading Grocer, emphatically disclaim the name of - Mondays, 7 to 9 p. m. . ventists who came amid these hallowed through Christ to earth, to- touch its 5 woe, to unburden its to heal its db Newtown; Conn. walls to wait the coming of their Lord. sin, PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS ZE&. Tames Oo.v Tbev are not religious cranks : I am broken hearts, and to show us that God JDx S. Sxaples convinced of that from conversation is not far away careless of what we do, Todd,; my feels us and loves us Veterinary Surgeon, INSUBANCK with them. do not believe in but that Be for BfEW - Fire, Marine, Plate Glass, and guarantee leading American and English HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS and They more do. MILFORD, . . . COM companies. REAL ESTATE Bought, sold or exchanged on commission. SAFE DEPOSIT preaching Christianity, they heartily be- than earthly parents Word may be left at the Grand Central. VATLTS Of the latest approved construction. Private rooms for customers connected ; lieve in living Christianity ; and to em The loveliest spot about Jerusalem is DEMANDS UNK EMITTING EFFORTS. therewith, Coupons and dividends collected. TRUSTEES OB ADMINISTRATORS We are PAEMS, the latter rather than the form- Olivet, or, as we all know it, the Mount prepared to take tne cnaree ana care of estates and oropertv eenerallv. phasizing of Olives. We climbed it on our JAMES STAPLES. jla. x. BXAJJUius. Sold or Bar- er we could all repeat a glorious "Amen !" horses, EDWARDS M. SMITH, M.D. jr. nujiiuui. jr. Exchanged Special across the little brook Kedron, by PHYSICIAN AND 00 But St., Cor. Court, BHIDSEPORT. COM This colony has a beautiful home here going STJBQEOW. in Farms . . the site of Gethsemane, and up the hill's OSes and Residence Howtown gains right on the city wall ; and, with its pot- the Straet. ted and chairs and sloping side. Somewhere near this spot Thia month's offerings emphasize story Telephone Connection. plants easy singing over beauti- 1DR.IT T-- TAEELNGTON & it r Jesus stood and looked the V.' CO., birds, suggests bright thoughts ful which was soon to re - home. here where we stand is tue city, the city that our store has told for APOTHECARIES HALL. Xmib Io- 8. Wsratr BuildiBr. Bridgeport, Ct. Kigbt its whose walls were to years. D. P. M. D. B-- M-C- king and B. Hill K1CHAKDSON, F- - M. TABBIaTOTOI V Hill Bezetha, right opposite is the ject rwman PBTSICIAH AHD SUBGEON, 'WTm same side of the valley is iali oeneatn tne stroses 01 me o Akra;onthis battering-rai- n. The Is beautiful Office and Kesidsaee, Sandy Book. WholesaleLewisand Retail Dealers in MEDICINES.BootliCHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., PKB Mount Moriah, and on the other side is city SCBiPXIONS carefully compounded by license pharmacists. Best goods,lowest Mount Zion. - So was from this spot now; the filth of its CELEST A. BENEDICT, II. D., out-o- f price. Jerusalem, you see, Special attention given to town trade. , oh as Borne was streets is not seen, but only its numer- VALUE 1 Fhysieian and Surgeon, work.' or Double, built four hills, just we STYLE, VARIETY, Juat right tor tarm Single built On her seven. . The valley that runs ous minaiets and domes. Now 'see 843 Stats St., Bridgeport. MRS JENNIE II. CHURCH, Llj;ht and Heavy, and everything cheap ior south the and the city that inspired the patriot's heart, Eleetr one of the Of. Proprietress. from north to through city jetty therapeutic agents. 17 WALL ST-- , Bank these bills from each other Is that warmed into full passion' flea boanfrom 10 a. a. to 12 m. 2 to 4 . at City Building, Bridgeport, Conn separates Are the order of the Our stock ofSuits WILSON & WOOSTEB, the Tyropoean valley; but it is by no THE SAVIOUR'S LOVB. day. Paul U. M. means such as it once was. On its lower O the memories that come down from the Sunderland, !., DIEnSTT-A-X- some ! for Children all our Physician and 8nrreoa, BOSTON CO., 881 Water fit, Bridgenort, Ct side the debris has tilled in, in past O the hosts that encamp on these lien, Boys and surpasses Newtown, Conn. j places, 80 feet deep. That is what makes surrounding bills I O the tramp of ar- - 420 main St., BfilDOEPOBT. the Jerusalem of to-da- y, debris, debris, shake those towers and cause Office In Sanlord Block, mies that f Aluminum Sets of Tth whtah. b... aii th debris. is not one Jerusalem ; It is tremble I O the of previous efforts, Night calls from Grand Central Hotel. advantages of gold but are mnch lighter and eaaw It those gates to Day .if ier.to wear,!and cost nearly- - the same as rnbberr eight Jerusalems piled one upon the Judgement that has come upon thee, fair a speclaly. Solid Uold Crowns for teeth MONUMENTAL WORKS, because of sin ! Thou art An is all we ask. will sure- CHAIILES plates, ' other.''.,''' city, thy great inspection Seeing JONAS, made and flttnd while von wait, at, half thn nnul ' STRETCHING SOUTH OF THE CITY indeed most and thou art prices. Gold,sllver and porcelain Painless Eonaatonlc ATgnne. Bridgeport beautiful, yet nlUngs. 1 the most on earth. Tboa MERCHANT TAILOR, extracting and alt other hnnnhnu t iWimr. it-- s. --i- i-i mmA rv is of it is and desolate, city to flrnt-clac- s. If think-o- ... the valley Hinnon; deep ly lead buying. lowest prlc.es,qnality of work warranted you having a plate, dont, fail 'hre-u- name CONCLUDED OH LAST PAGK.J CO- i. Ttom the of this 'Cliurch St., Newtown Conn. to ealland see our aluminum plates. BMIOB Lx.4tAL - Dr Edward S- - Warnos, Haaarar, larsAtUw. Sfatttrtrtst,Bfttofiit. valley iilndti tw ifitriw ni htilii imh in, ...iU,. . in.-ffTii- TK W.it "'ir nt ViTfm vnrf' "ifB a JJ IJfiJi iiu'a? nw in ew fetau iu; oi lost and -- ! '' aU SMov't ground yet 591 moil Jnni3lb JbH Cn ol OS wctl 1r cw. 'Highest of in PbwfUteJt?U. Report s. vq onr t Leaving fc fJ p. A vela j uttn I i n f fi, p es returned KosS"w News. sitq faf been, sipendire five his roth THE BEE PUBLISHINOG01EAm DrJomer ! 1 .MMOJ ,YHU!nT7T! n EASTON I 'th PweirdiiilfFeiCo., l,UOtf P SMITH, KDITOR "" find Back- All ABTHUH J. SMITH. BUSINESS MANAGER BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS. to a remedy for your The social given at the pleasant and ache and ,, have been offered home of Mrs Botsford Sher-- from a -- t.3 a Tear. ;7JMOaU for Six Month fpacious everything porous plaster' CnuTor four Muetia, ,'if pent a Ooy. SMITH, MUiaiA:YirC0.V IJIUldieS4earftf)iedying, umuy tuauns are uue mm oirer j: .1 IYX MMTT10V OWTOW.COIran)ATrAiEIIi 021895 wood ior aoing so mucn to maae me guised alcohol) you'll conclude -- re atY .31), for tLe of "rieet one 4 that-the- -b- o-cu u purywe evBDlng a Tjleagant to all"Ala is e BaG-k- AIiTA-XQm- i T w nil fof SUCCESSORS TO WB. H ; cers, etc, Mrs John Wheeler, who was bo untiring acheto be had. That's wron In ; go STEPNEI AND VICIH1TI. hettepqrtof tairanajna interesting trre s a new remed. . v j a proIrA5,rnto64wafiLi nely rendered, V'lHf-VM- I i rTri4i'i!M'M''.pjriYTr iaaihv '! ;,.l i XHK metuodistunAay schoox in' raran solo. Miss Orace Bristol. Buyer's KififlHs i i ,11 ..r BarhW Biiildiiii Cobikiili Blinili Mil .1 me marriaee" oi jiiibb jl.iobio. .a., Basrtt (M onc. mnL. i. i lamwiai Reading, Miss Mary F. Lyon. will a Ulltll' 7 I.I and Kdward H.. C'urtia occurrta on a f fv.o n. Mot.hn. ckci;4afely, ..it i. ii April . n.,oi . Recitation, Miss Grace Williams. f$nr .. o ... ihlh viuirl. n,Sit,n.f Mrs Mallett Sanford. el.lt ni wio .ui..i..,4..ijh.,J.; " Solo, ftlAilv .i fttftftr Alrnt nrt.t JiUnh JI farfl ltr(ltaBma .-- A nuuu.tuU.vU, " foHowjDfcjianiea - tliv -'- - - uyw ..Ii 1. of wbfett' week's Bee. w"reBelec:yd ccfflcer8 .J2aa.1Itu vSvlvAntAr Pnwnll. aa!Ji.. ywai ttppered, tn'lut; .ifi.tfcrfeE8t)if Mrs M. San only ,ihastha4Ai8;urE -- i HJ5iSJf;RevandMrs Weeks, Mnrey ot II ,r,a-- il i.ncrl UkIbhhiob V. ml) liilw III, l,rlt .nil year: Superintendent, John Dorman; lord ana u oweii. the m0 Xhe'eipills remove jnlwro. assistant G. W. Recitation, Miss Lillie Woodruff. VHI hii W.a la mtriT .msfrmmM al H ?ttab?Td IZl. superintendent, Carey; Recitation, Little Minnie Sherwood, Kidrrey trdursriIUcause this rnoiir, aTa Jaaiatlaoai ail hmm ,yr 'dan- - 'emale superintendent, Mrs E. J. Peek; Solo, Rev W. M. Weeks. u ( . fa' W vital .l4aa .! I. Flkrtatlon: with the, wlne.cup; .SLV 1.(1 ,H n ir MrA.Tnhn WhAclnv. lckrrestHeyvcflr tnq t.i ,l11.t,an..rt.ea Xlh ...of. ...rft ;l .... Mr wlMri WUbr4 Miss -- - i i WD.tea' Kpdons, i; naTQan'MiftffoMrun, MissrlffOn ask .. - . JirCEaiiS3ibraianjil43. J ftstoT ?!orgarns. IrCTLfegist '""gerou. i ''".ln v,ur- Mr ftowefl Tmc Mr mim i .. ; , SraBWfreer, Mf cif Unf, .I ,.; i.i .,, ramny oiey jara Carev. Grace Lillineston ; Bower at chorl8ter'Mlaa Mary alrchlld; organist, W. M. Weeks. ubieL r;.'' 'All U$ P llX2?? Mrs Jonn J!. llPck: i Address, Key avKacrte; ana ,rt aTATl mlnRinnarv ...... i-- tjf, ililile(rlA(;'tjB Rlh nrnw triwiinrar of 1 ,. an. lan a a fciloa 1 worth .of' sweet corn, & STREET. sent f6r the' askn " tlma ji.l ;m Ajt M 1 bout 1,000,000 r" i anil Ti.il . . I I . Scofleld ; !. norfj lo l.t0Ti 4 maa baa 4aoan.il I.i ..I Ii lull ., 1 I, ,..... bolder, Mr, C. table , cloth, r?frJosH TijiheA.ailMaiyiof the Methor t mm aa .all a hnaia J nil ,:,,( 'mr-a- na "tVrvJiPa mA 'iji. .,. ... ( and mra will meet in tbe ball near cne Utt.mr. ,t "napKinsv ltb'u additions to the membership of dist church '"M tw -- owe;on - 1 harmtniaWaiiata.arUa'aB.l Sa a ' Joseph dOzen vUver Lhe cnurcn, weanesoay, '"! !; asil.ria,,rf. Ja.aai l,aa w.a ,w tml .aT Fanch7;two' Bchool A 1 April airerupyui., Uoiallcttedi testimonial od mr ana unr4 nnoninf rrvo oftanrio1, vtaa. la rlo.' .sw to a .aa mta arf al JnamtfallfUtaa aaarnll ii pour teaspoons, are'wuuu in.um ..1tfll taajnal arft -- a. s the extent of 0, jaiftalant ,M ,5.;t, ' ad-.- .. ana toiiec m,L iT sired as the youBTff-ladie- intend Ma. a an family; mataj' mre' W .a, - ..i,4. to lta value iorji ,tbave oriJ riainaiil T. am- 5PB"BBi; testifying Gfoud ;' counterpane Mr smttMra aamuMMJZ.SrZwIfcTl Jl by ,.ljmi)rt iBitf kof ! ''S' t !( .atjna, a4l ' ? gjiaElllnt)Iy . Vertlilng sncdlum, , (ineadyertiaW write R. v.rirh-- twn tabldsDoori. anUw6heTro8Tin tue grouna. v Tbe have decided to give one VI Tonnlnrra anrl ildllffHtAP WWA HAl blacksAeaf atCJellection ' G0 -- worth! iftf down teaMoohs.; aoMd Bilverjb Albert Eagles AU t r AAIkirie1naiio vcuuauaEaa nuu Mawauwva - . I 1 . . . ' With pleasant weather, there'll be lively Lacing Gloves, tans and ''TtM'Bhowiag of ho can' trade, set Buwon ana wue 1 "that 'fully VTIlcoxson and family ; sonauver sugar more dance this season and the time and Mr TCli Wabemaf, have been khe Marvin oiew l orx, trading from now ou. New goods are coming kid, price per pair, the $1.26 quality r.i.'i is 's ot-- ll!l UVUUBW.auU. frooYa Inou' V Tun Wllcoxson vhandfcecie plush for it nf Mm! lVllllarr. Wlt.mm.. , . UlLtS. - , .. (MIH.I.WU..... -X- r Trimmed Hats. trad. little !iV W Aieli; Harry ..IH1!'.'-- 9 " 1 ,T. -iXX rdeker,1 Miss .Curtlsf lahleifcloth llie JlL IdaOlallett of TashttallF ,'"""'t " 'in.ii i..f SSoJSafflp X--- ooL "" " we'efc In this taer1. Tub Bkk receive Polly MdllGa successful ' and one dofcen1 napkins, Daniel At Mallett The O. U. M.'a gave very spent Sunday with her father, W.B. W& J?S JffcylT Iftf'.ldWflJibfcle, that the faruaer'than and daughterj-ttalt'towelB- 'Mrs" Wesley dance and entertainment in tneir nail, liama pjtflspent.Jast.weei. in Stamford ad, Koway mire small "ads" from t 1 M - fJOUl-- t A.lt ..f oiii.(r,a uitlnW-- u OPDTUA aTl A PUVKPTQ VaiiHI aflaiiaimiiiaawwMiityjii.nuiia I UUVCyjIX cannot be rB Kliw'Rlch- WUton i.ml s,. aiaiv Cni'n I of its claw InConnecti-..- i Sisterly; table' cloth,' ..George Ferris frpm Nqrth " uf",B nBta. aA-- a1 OK surpassed by any any other journal uaond ; $2 Mr ana air uaniei jkj to eiirmMPatrtrlsu11dhi'ia',b8rn for " ' "out. VVe thl'nt weareiafe lnVayDjfhlr. lett;igraVyl'ladle;lMW Suldee Bt Minor; rinUi Gfifnfnflan. Gilyie OnftiKg of rheumatism. i..--.- i c.r.v rr, .' 6 Mr ueaon ) .mr bas bad a severe attack ior ...... i. ri . , i .'. .. . i ... pictures, jonn. ,' ACADEMT. jono'Oi iveiio;g.. Mrs Cbarlea Mallew and.- - Thn loptnro nf Mr Krnr nrhlnh wftfl to THE EASTON "IMlSs Betsey Hanfort 'of ' Long 'RWgPT '" been warn-- i and daugnier; " A tow meeting ha "rt mam'&fd,.;!, All-Wo- " special one half down stiver desert epoow Clav Diagonal Double Canfi. turn. Remember we have manv exclusive makes ii. .1 ad for next 'Wednesday afternoon to take hanklti rrrr.' Mr 'and .Mra t'JNeison laVaP.nfl .'n l ';.ir ..ll ..If no ii m.t ed over tf.i&. - which ase to be i rPouW. t. . . 22.... This .term closes the teventa collar, price h' and poprjBir Colors, aot any, kt eidnsivel for Smith: 'religfou poemS,1 Miss Orace Jjinuivne.t.n;ftk.j .i .April "'"Mrs W H.NferiWlareturBed- en 8uflav ,i pnj'cld of town , action on the quettton the buyT Curtis', twoiplotures, glass pitcher' rdrT CnVr371lugBS8 "rraf ffQmlDanb'fiiij'i'Wbr' louiBiLgvoune8. Eft Ejisterjare now on ekiibitlon at - sflet'lWeftmyMeW m T& price dozen-goblets;- tol a atone' crusher and of building a side- duel half Mms xuiie t. ing through thetiweak iwith0tier,ieter, a' Wool six Ing , m meat on nev faffiilv'TtloM"! a Single Cape, Matronal, bwbnata tna who The Beers ; Longfellow's poems-- piano, jus uie sprained ankle. Price $s. wmexMlarizeH4ry bnyer " walk from the Street to the Hook... A. Miss iSi vFannie . (MViieliaroHU ftorn U.'Maneeand Hall; rHwMrifflnWrflftibAftYiale divinity 1895 be fortunate to examine to' a Mr. W. Curtisi : one, bait will a visit to Stamford on . j JtCEa?65 sterygfSatjMaapnrfror may enough . llrat meMiiFe would seem i(be oue; mA mi.. ii. school preach in the Congregational Saturday. ""Tand leardsley tOJutwrMXtfoiMtlv-WEmi)g- , 14. ill i auu Hire. mx. i.n they are mdeedevelauaBsT5TTerfect - ' while dozen, silver ..torkjj, ll.ob,art, April 1. ouvt cuici iniiiru Ladies' Cloth Cape, in Tans, Blacks and these magnificent values- "tlon of economy,! and the second, wa.ter. disDosed Of .Mb and iMraiFi E -- loveliness. Not nntU now have saca artistic aud. colored . gs.s set, Cnle and O'Mara. having Saturday Aodi3udyv Navys, trimmed J sialis;,, ; i5llj ! JTbUaaM v desired by many rh'e ,(Wo village's, u John, Uoyt ;,3h M,i? Gporgie, II,, Knapp ktWr.iwrfJTrf,llKie, this week for Silliman and son,frorrrBridgeport ,jj bhVjakOl-o,- (tkpm v lAlsoj&piyfl sale of SQxs and Dress one aiusep emetery and a credit to the DuiTders. notne. wiW,M ' decide. . Ixjfc nail dozen.cut glass tupDjeSv tbeir Tbey expect to return later for the tax payers to every Jenule .Moise Hattie and ttoorses. I GEKENT1ELD HILL. 44MarjiiA:ifrafctaajTriMaa. purchased from the jand. Tay.lor el CapeV 1 - nBfarptMrieftr Black Capes, Tery Handsome Double are ' . out and bis .ERSONlJ. CHAT. r'L the materials chiefly used, and tbesj a. man who pays taxes turn regis- rreaericK; j,. t fencn,, ,,8ouvBuir epwu Pattison of Shelton, with all with blue f - - wnm rr : one BfaM some! Mr Hstrfnah Hull sick. Miss lined pale tafleta silk, price $6 UgiKIIOCOUlA- O- dAXflaait Ok World' fair, Mrs Samue.rPpwell Saturday, whfaef H?iSfJDsl)iiHiWsdbA past week, of is, quite and (6JS0. trimpd ter bis vote. 1 i half dozen solid.silver tea spoqnsMisse iiciuuviii r.npii H:nr.on rripnns. Annie Hawkins is in attendaneei New York- - Mattle and Lizzie tcnwariy ; lau.e ciuui, rl.AUMrIAWPtilioberts entertained ner njiam oner wxioq, oi tsriageport ppeni lace. i V A flrear. t- ''",', "Jbe prevailing opinion1 among peach Mr and Mr W. Piyis ; pair towels, sister from Brooklyn, over Sunday, Velvet npnr.rtnnitv to DPT flrg- iil p-- f Cape, lined with cardinal taffeta ' tol Rflver butter ball, Friday evening, April i'J. Innthci. nlonainir fa.lnrp nf the ed in ceits. Hundreds ol styles that are only here, Is that the yellows commission AVl.unare ex- - afiA Sg9. grower knife. and sugar shell gold bowled, 'Sam Mr and Mrs uedell Benjamin iin ,8 entertainment was a fish pdna&roealtb ir?ner ll4nAJtrtiya jktrif elass merchandise at a terribly low Dected summer residence "4. i U'an a good uel . towels. to occupy tbeir was Soft-- with his Mi tin opportunity for expending .and Ambrose Hurd,? .pair, Jicvertheless, . tbe usual rule doctor, MViyAJB. 'lHinham,; ar Mill rrce-v- : Miss M. stand, LiJ.J.i .. . 1 1 i. I K . n Anft.n. j. Im! .t 1o ill... smi ft ao Lila Warnpr; ..mahogany LOVB8-rth4- nff - oh- - Iw ' urr sum to some one get a. living," bo til a talked, tftboutf V JWl na. nriw help Mr and Mrs M..,tt- - APorpe ana mr ina VeEy.MMyIha;iQn4ilJ4Trip1 WeVtbah not ieaet wasK Misses Carrie Wakeman IWVI a.f., .a. v. n. is niw ..oil rev i.i' i en 6f ' re- ffih.kaltbit jEmmaand, ASTEK NECKWEAE Beantilul Neckwear v'"'..(i". farmer Mrs , ; $1. Fredenck at bis home on street, but is nave some 'wf rooms ton ;', . wrltea one' of ,the Turpey Northrop King a bountiful supper, for which the Easton rented their tie 'affv ,eadlng : " thousands ot styles to select rrom. We have f) 1 We riiBiann: sofa, riiilow. Clara Downs: ported better. ladies are famous. About a hundred youjig married couple. 4 . Western OonnecUcut to Thk Bee. Xfee'''TraeUa-,iCa.c,bave- raised f V. .laaa- ti. j tC.ita s in cracker jar, Mr and Mrs David .'Nicb the The Tecerpts"weire Mfes Sophia Hull seem to beiimpro f.J afld werptrm0; fU. ftI :, do not Jor a mom'enl!' question the hon chocolate pot jur ano, airs, o. o. twLeks, under, the rajjreuid bridge put ,,,a Kdhmiu nT..Tnunh.nrj. tiaa, mnvek Inflr. She ride" out ever pleasant daw. ols; ' hnr s JK.. 3 & Co. WaUh s to in an extra rail. , I laBtnuriChased from tUa. JaiTrav broche effect to sell at 5cn tsqaai any lor; onenaif oozen pie ,piaw?c, jus) ' guard into .tha. Flovd .Tucker, olace. recently Mrs JessefBankand Miss Georgia, , of purpose or ability of the pres lay 'ChSries nas "eWdtetr'SrV' Mis! wty Ullian .f. rtair towels. .'Mr and J. Hiiiimi nonnniMl hV T)Anfl R - Trrv. who BaflkS bave..VUJted tbemaDnJM Is Iwi: momrrtnen In tneiami- - wianV Criirtwnh4nn I I ent honored commission?!'. It the, Mrs F. Mi Caufleld , an(J family ; partdrT titfat'safcOpiHlsrus moved mt'tThlS mdl Martha Hull. umn. Mr and Mrs U. : ly plot of Y...... TTTnS.o Mitlii .Toiviftiia Trtc!,:tT.ill iftnil So a,s no one Milorj tiawiev thesJstetVUia, Beeb,Wsl, the Andre WT'erry law that la at fault, long Mr'a M. . W. : coxson in r.Jtohn.H-i.Wheeler.reeent- hirV itfohlnir. Mr nnil Johnson union cemetery. lv had the mis ber schddlmate" TtiVfie II ethfjti Uila. tail Ii (till IM t.l ttfl . . were arrested lor beg- Mass. ... t,t can teU what the disease is what good two tray clotn?,, Mrs ji... tannei y nThree.tr,aaip3 ' school at Northfield. and Upholstery. Kitchen depart- from house to"' nou'sti;'au'd Justice f)rtp,ne1tofstck,aorkijinto i &,Hook.. and Carpets is liver syrup cup, Miss, Louse ai. Claris ging Tbe ladies of the missionary band will Stephen B. Wakeofla'n'MJf Compel was Lacing tGJave., taptu,,, plat ment in Basement Pl-tyr- Trimmed Hats only S3 98. can It do? find out what it tbet , Salesroo.fe.fgTe r First, and : cut pepper . and e'filV In i friaeirs,' at 69o'per H gtoTta. w brother elass ppCk'aentthem'teiaii'Ktrsudaysr" t meet' with Mrs Dedrge OlWerte; next Sat town, rejcently. vislung relatives, O.i I 'fpairreffiimp here lor Staten Island Dye Works. Misa- - tbas ,Miit fj.i,.. Ihmh .g it imiil $8 50 Trimmed Hats S4.50. treat the disease according to. Its needs.. shakers,., Mls Agues .E, , Smith gravv cUelnriiirdaeyei.Uurfi rft Each one is Mrs H. K.'ETwbdttyor.'i ,s beiDg cared .1.1' only wrdayafternooiis t"eewj . . ' Hit l. Mill I11IH ( 4 talf.f ,n - ladle, li. 'c., .eeier apa lady ' to material .pieeisig ii. j, 4j.I. tJtf t., ji..(f,ri.' Trimmed 98-- . doubt lta charao- T lrl requested bring for, tO I I Mil I . I $10 Hats only $5 Very many contagious 1... Inhnann. (ii .at .11 b) .t St ft I ...l, .ju.ro..I. i ! ,.! ' I .. .1 ...... porceiaiu viuuk, v.t1"",'fJ""i" ,UCU UUlllJ... H'M t(lt 1P....I J.I ii.1-,.i...,.- , lr .. , i 'iP tot ii - ' which the I'niinfprnatifi. Mr ana Hirn luftxaimu Rdwell atidKobeH I 11 - ( ' 'ili,lnl 12 ter. The symptoms govern i Charles Galloway nil .. 50 Trimmed, HaU 46.98. V. l.. I only Beach; large glass, DraBerve .dipn ana" "nfjitrterm.1 'mr f..i ta..i, have tieeri doitrg'jury duty'in-Bridgep- ort ,PEMONALG08Slrt a. 1. iU., i.i f.l 1. (.Is a let . Mil do not In iases It to e U if . ,; decision many prove fe Mrs, . ja.i.'iM (f buil r , one nan auzeo smaii uuee, , i"'"", jdjiup-tin- Mr8ia.,,O.KJ3ftfleAl vjtilJg. iSirr iXucter- - ana E. J. TayTdr is baying a steam pnmp yllfti i.tt) j tit. ot ,.. wmlq II. j.w n r,JMifiCf., An enprmptis sWciof pow- George J. littnkfsx. tH at li III., f ! ( fctatf t... I If . : . v Sarah Smith. in ' 1 , be the disease. Langenberg; 1, le.wis Edward?; iL.,Bradlev.,atjtended, tbe .concert given put bis grennpuael,f,r rr a.. o.. ... rt . M itl f ,ea0i.l ft. ' ers from 5c to $1 Mr Mrs Zalmon Nelson has sold ibis Husbei-o- Orohto i,,. f 1lf.tB t.kl Ji.vlJ.I-.- l . -- chenille and Capt Wakeley in Arthur 'Baid4evera ..I Ii ' table Q.o(er,. by,Mi8S Maud E. Bowdy the Disciples f l(Ji .i..,.,.l lt .! fl , (...j -, - - ' "-'- ' - . fila'ce oh' I M I ' . a ai a af Knrnr; nnn nnzHn nHiiKiii).. irrr auu tit Jjd&tt Hill.' "' f" calls upon, affieeda.heme las veek. He li'Jfll I)ll ..M'l If vUHi'l I1(. .i rtil lln f al l.tta lis tl are fond Iti M Cities, like many individuals, ; one 'lfzfrfa remaies-- Odell Boutorr,.a long rrom a six weeas'i an I'rlfi J.. rtaii U I mini ui V. Schwartz and family ,w "The bas just returned ' svv .eca f il miiw ii .; TV i..niij t,,Mi f ..,.1. krJd reaideai. I V U io (ft. of their hands Into. Uncle Sam's tumblers, Mr Mrs Solon .. tins pf .tW..tPJri,ere,Rbrpoght sefice in the 'Ail rtiiC 'it a,(,,. I graved BJHdfet'l jfiig 4.itt)i.t II,.. u putting "in I a. I R - . ...,ii...l " ' i .from New Haven, last week, and club ji ' ll. i I. t.l . , l.f Wale and Tbetief the Fitfroers' meetings J.I nil (..fit "'IfT ,, .. .. . 1 family. "" Uy fi cm III W i lrf 1 .lA4U foil fi,.l ai.ll i., .,, w treasury when they set a chance. Seat terred In' the la'mltyprdt'iruwdtf'teme Pniiii(1r.fr frtrr.h BeftRnn'wah'hMff "at the residence it itt.M i..H .Clllii tit I U.liiai.l AT CO'S. " AT ORACE if,...ri .,; r 837-83- 9. 'Cliap'el' Wash., tried very hard to get Con-- . IMPROVEMENTS. B. HAVftEH, tery. FoTierti evius'wwe iiefcMn tbe CHIJRQH.,,, H !fcr'0lVa:tfeboriHks on Monday evening,' n A Street, 's, tie, s The new addition to uo.'s conducted F. Easter 14 : At 10.30 ifTniTT''!.'.TI TTT "D p. riaw,iey,& Methodist church by Rets Sunday, April The.meeting., m mmA-My- f V nA to mbney to dig a tore la fiaiahed and. .the sermon ana l i "- i "'- i- i r r. ai i ,i i , grass appropriate fa. nearly .painters J. Shackletpn and E. D. Bassett. Mr m., morning prayer, noiy Sherwood andotheis. i' 7 itiia n ii- j a i iv ' will have their worK dona by 'Lbursaacu iiiiin j ' nal from the ocean to Lake Washington, CouvWteltaiiut6 if iiri. !,,, C. .j i The UDDer room, about 3(5x25 feet, or taiBrBJirj w II klilVTOTW' entire, for tbe past year two bad made nis idg ul .tii ,.,,.l.t .li..l i l. i.lln.tfl..jtm j i HAVEN, CONN. .,, a large body of water which Ilea back of Is finished im handsome iiard iPlne bacbMi bach w&t one mihm cjt4Idmnjiptari D P 1 iri.lkll.4.haiIViirclft,nl hi..f fArm1 l.ll lll....l( Mail l. aJ,n ..I til ? ' aide walls and ceilinar., which has. been eStedl Trio nn b rte the city.' Congress did not appropriate flw&. onlletilnn Snnria.i4ll nicely filled and varnished. , Tb lariget FirilMffa inbcuri lMhflsi.tta WhWBcPaf iil. ?n' I voted to the needs of the Nebraska tanm-- ''business men oi-no- iin&hHyL i Ml" J tbe money, and now; the window casiags, doors and wainscot, nave the bouse witn tbe but is able at uiDucions ior me icaster erlif rbarvldiH seed i im up. l.VI H lillw ilill la. C ., grip, graU I i . .3j,ta been stained , In, ..and. varnisbetji urcb so l 1 1 I v, . , an i..i..i ? i ii iMi.nia ..in what should cherry Oiiskiastabetoit aa.rphrafcwt:dat.y Ji f HM. 1 done if ; of Seattle have ft iq-- t:c they 1 cne .f.f nil ' ' The ahelving isineatly triuiSfted ip waluut Thomas has returned from luey cuu ue urrauci r service .,.STJlVJLBtaOIi , have done U the first place, and gone to and vermilion, the room a iarhereitie oaSattutdaAftarrjonn. .. ' GnhAXI "fl. . . a nAa1 RiHrBEEReVCO. giving venywifi tiaiwpedoivbftiwh3T f 1 UVVAAv V'VDtVlimaaiiSCJff'w a VI. .. , TV v, -, bri cheerful J00&.,. wans, T.miia Hino haa frnm irinrMn. ill iLTIMlV'.lla.ia--ten. . ulLaLaU work to ralie the money among them. ght and 106, rpfnrnpfi THODJST CHURCH NOTES :rz":;LzK,?z, tr.r.ottriSprins: Line of of , being good height, it ja altogethen niUrheftbeJK hbsi uastfrtiVve r'M miritfiaifftrRni .Ittri come I her until Easter Bun ",'! Tublto meeting bav6 been held neac and room (attiti Jng vacation after ,elves. very .comfortable inow montuB. back another and will 'next lasryV 1 1, i I MEN'S SUITS I I .. year preach Iri lr, t tin ware is ill L II t I l)f ... god subscription papers circulated, and Clothing, crockery,' wall paper, Abijab McEwen very jth Mrs William Jordan visited friended s2 SiraMSPUNfl will be At ,g4 O . V. I n w glass ware, etc., iept .here. rcue in uib uauu. .1 a-- rf avl mi beemi I...... ; il lutll Ji , the prospect excellent that Seattle the left of tbe new stairway, .leading to Rev Mr Sbackieton has shown great It is reported that the party who has bAll iii TllG the upper floor, a neat anT very conven artistic skill in the band of recently purchased the Coan property nirjj mi f. .i .i.i. huljunpiV.i,ti,?.i.tiia.f va will have lta canal and for it from Its printing by I.M 1 pay has been built lectures in near the denot are to make considerable Li tchiield JLloimtv.JN all i".K.fl'l lU.ajl talllil.a at if iently arranged apartment the posters announcing the ltu..U-- 'J aAV ilA.f VO tfs f " Is he mamlaAa Aa. o 11 Hill " This , as should nhanmia rn Ami, , own resources'. It lor a anoe room wnere aiii.Kinas.Qi dooii Citizen's Course. They have excited .uau.a ju lt,avua uivuiiavai u. uuf ep Sit l' HT'-u.x'- n - . ( new ana WATEBTWN. " 1.- ,i .r...... and shoes, heavy and fine, of all quail fcrvarable dmment.f grist miu svuubeatitijed up witn .i.i" very - s i i also all. varieties of will be if iff improve! mciineW is as possible, ? nh n the venerable (but energetic ties, rubbers, sgoii rtiKATB mU&S-tQipU- J. HIKEI Meeting Alterations in some,of the coun- 6 farfyfoii hi bfsiness" in the o kept. prepa)t rsvTbia JV Hiae'.nTed, , April,,-- ' and up to tbe times) secreUry of the ters have been. made aod by the, removal Quite a number of our people have mosC approved modern way. It Is! alsoiv Por ' room a state' board of agriculture, Hon T; 8. of the center fhow table .tbe .niain bought from the Traction Co. their old expected coal yard will be opened cdbftaorf extoresldhJMts Hine haw been of the store will be. , improved. to the greatly carsruttaKHT&ta wd.lmamyetotofei ii.andiifullKoced. . .a aa-- i supply I. Vtr XJI . . . wuruau lina had "a baKl i Gold of West Corn wali, pn the train the both for tbe and But en cbu-- consumers in tne ran. ntwe are . idkalways,. public proprietors. coops and play houses for tbe local giaoi "-i ,4i LJ ' or can. or ttorj-a,K"b-ii.T,! jj tew ibis size boast WdtArenTfS'bts 15 each. to lea that A other day,the conversation drifted to the villages ooft about notwithstanding, UVMIUn A complete and. well conducted4 a genera Thebumane society's agent has been lua ,.. o peach yellows and tuberculosis measurea Store." .'-. :i,.,ni i.i u., ,f , notified of a case of alleged cruelty to a hpniwrs wen s' ' ' ' by-- business in its present quarters. W now before the Legislature. Secretary feijkittr. horse oed twte JtoingUaQjtst " woodFrankV Peck vq C, argajET, ft w Caa thera M a joyoui Eaatar withoat on 'ta.sbua'b breezY Miss "Rosa Gardiner "is her - Snnilav - mnrnlno. nprvit.A fVl V. Broadway. 'visiting and George Hudson. Tbe intermeuWivaa a lew Scarf. lev Hat at- lev Shoes Oold remarked with that be . is his Mrs 11. F. t.t'-a- l alllt emphasis 10 30 tberddeus Peck overhauling sister, Hurrongbs in tne old cemetery. 'H' ' chdrch will after this a Ipirft-hiig- e has mill 1.1 t'OaV l was In aa to begm' at. btiiIdrngsprepai?Dg busine: W. B. Coan sold bis property, favor 'of the'preseriti'hiw m."ervlce Joofl riaajs,at z p. m with water situated We hare tht right thiars, the coming aeasoni", privileges, brtlte .1 miiAiiii 1 airl t right- stjlaa, .. . . be Tf aad. above tha peach yellows, and said, that belleysd BurrJJawJey has sold his ,fiq'e' .Jersey $ Miss Laura. Klchaxd?,,4former! well the Long Hill station, to Frederick W Ne.xt Sunday being Easter day t. the. IA KAH all, Bight Prices. trees cow t(i John ,. known. nowfoJCalifornia, sale tit Lf A i f i.t. Sji D tJcit-- tAattff , that the owners of nine tenths of tbe Burrjtt,' .residen,, - a n u ''J .... I' If i .. A petition has been eircnlkted through- visiting Iriends in. town.- . i3ijrrl.rlPlaKepprJ;wis-waa- Dyyapawaw laCwmi.WMbrtittaS.'ttj Oar assort maat of Taa Shea far tsaa .t t were In of As to tbe rT BjeyaaaBaaaa heartily favor. it.,. out the town in favor of Samuel Powell. Miss Julia Thompson bas started ber dealers, of Bridgeport. Tne vested choir will make its first ap HOUSE aad boys is now eomplata- - Wa Bavar had Sheriff "Elect school Weeks of hard neb asaortmsat Cram. : 'tuberculosla question the tecretary evl by his friends, that 'Sidney kindergarten iaAnsonia. ,,, " "REDDINGi1 Dearance in Dablic. and I. nAo. anil It. pnnloi nB nmra nnvftltv Of the II HV ewest garment. aa ta select may pur eaumaoie anq E. S. his "r.T.i unceasintr toilUas been freely bestowed . . . 1 uawiey .appoict unnell.lopending vatl,iop - . . . a . 'T1 aq'd iSal ii' evirj respect to line Custom dently takes a conservative position, townsman as asd sthome.i i,i Air on coe new ia froos rajh irieOioih's,itl V worthy deputy sheriff, ,.,n rJDy uunniDvnani jcnoHy is ready made uioming. e aae i .100 names. most' influential frlesdat'met'to the laBt trib uu pOifinlrfteidWBlUllwlth nsiyu.g - ('" though believing that something should nearly of the pay iFridaw Blfifht jCharlea Qorbam of Saiir aouoLieus wiu rare irem to thatOioiharlahnse in the trade can supply so mnch elegance Of worrmansblp Ot citizens, alj the clergy1, in the ute or respect, to tne Jtiemorv 0 0 vasteacnoirin ercown Mea's -- Including1 1 .. 1 V. unncceflaful 9eara such low aad. ozfirdi; ... , iWe look tbls to . S .V. 1. f..Ank .. A lkA.. Lo H.iT I..A fordtowae.aa attempt and style at popular prloes. Boys' pateat parfaet be done. .upon, plan Piih bv. catu I xuui fit aad " t,n,immit ,anicide. throat; prices right for- - Mr. Cornwan.eonductidh ' , create a commission to exterminate tutter-- and, asking his appointnlettt. It M week. 'Rev witfcra.tar,, V - ' '.i '. t one of the strongest ' ever sent ana me intervene was maae in - petitions yserviceI VV.A mr 1 Wi "I 1 ed and sewed obli Vv&tsTf ftSlf cS. ttf& K)HiM .iESPMIaL EverToao examine stock-- euloala aa another At tbe state out of Monroe, for nRl!..l'KU.A.M.nl fa vtrr TnlAn :jiax&txtifcoTr lRp,1(wowntbeipg have rented j) attention inviteJ to our grab t ock to Hitchcock in .avowed . Ms Lewis Wheeler"' of Shelton ha Robert Sammis has remeVedr into !lbe rtore ni the'Pvthianb IS aalled tb'oilr extensive line overcoat, in ana aara colors, we treasury, with thS purpose of - orspring ngni been entertained" by Mj Hawley. house on East BroateaJfiIoirly(oc.u- fixfi- - both the Long and 6ox lengths; and a large assortment ol Stouts lor : . .. port t l'3l helping the .farmer,. but which would Tothian Kennels shipped a' fine black Died bv Princinal Chaffee. Short Men. m :en at. . a '.' " ' !' 7. "l tr,- i II , him stlU more in his call. jl , likely handicap aUn.oUleovBunkefiifll., a AVS CUV V IQIUI S ; .. dent at times. .i Is In ' m Columbia lug. There danger too many state Mrs M. B. Hawley has had a' Awaird, baa. Jofim ff ya toi some fca . Next Thursday evening lodge, pnrsenb (Buffltt .-"- satr six-dra- w onrerne second commissions.'' This la the bolnlon of a of a few Home sewing maopf ne, Kpjpt'avjiii t cif Bci'afianjl'SniWren's Suits are meeting with the most satisfactory approval; 1 OTTrai 2 M.rAnd,MrS,Jizra WTnlIi)gbcfVe ol exclusive and attractive novelties. . . i trrrt minv nn Mui&flhautfci v. whitrfl' 'neV our at St John's tur compreOTaSsbrtment composed styles BEERS & GO. .& Jackson drives d&lfpl farmer8fiwb6ihaift4.BOoaar)plviciJiNext. evening, I B. a. ..JohuM, oday t .Allfl.l .1 .lArl.l a v' v hand them of T RevL. P. O'Neil will lecture Otf c " the have tried 'em." 'f ' ' . gray horse, bought in Bridgeport. Miss Florence New quite happy, reminding church, Allaaaiigrfieajto theHjimeiwhen4fc-wa8.o-4Mu8ttal 1 itBooka Mr O'Neil is an 1,1 . Mrs, William, D,. Bigelow bas been quite thing juid reading.". MIAtYl been - for them 40 double tbeir fatJ member oitne 3H.IT3 81. .rblflhpJIae.Vve. paint- njoney.on eloquent uominicanproer.i has L. . vT.The United. State Supreme court f TJAl-k)- Rev JanSesfH'.' ...... it ... Henry Edwards' birses 'engaged Jq a eatUa .Tejjpnsuniers dp not feel quiteT" Friday evening, AprB 26, f measure made mince mea of the In -- W. al apryy U A X 1 1 1 1 ,1 m tne Sts., Ct " 'In a lively run at the depot,' Tuesday. Tuieyi? George Care S&KblerSfeltcted wflfl" q n d vfijae?ee;a flecjpre CommmWmmter.r. Bridgeport, tar ora mnnnuA Q'Otlli of which will toe lp. arft im i QR0CERIE8! ' differ- - (hfin1 one of eight men to compete for .1.iiii,.aS,,u,,4j .iJcbwch, the supiect "a. come tax In Its decision. At five thfLAiiil..n AI KUK1S1 UULIKUU. t .M Vn VmAraM JTola ?t llnnf-rut-.- wiuiarn canaee nas sold a .nandsome i, iv. tu wuc am mvr. lliMnklk. . DBY GOODS! t.h la nj.it.uu pi l BViWf. a"rhferewhtbe?two serviced LT1 Minoa In It ...W--- atBrt . ... ant fnnran of a nnntnrv. horse to "S. Coan. lJ CU Ii... 1 v v. bay J. 1.. J nmikllU.L .1 If! J! ' BOOTS SH0XS! ..John Porter. U sick, threatened with" -,- and the Supreme court bad upheld the " at ine music, laid, '. . aQdewnirg wmpe , vTaterbrfffifceaJe Co, haye the' ' pneumonia. ., wer the" a aouoie tne the-to- cl6ck.T,a ATI0V. : . ?onstIt utlonallty of general principle . W. Edwards' has sold fatted stock reMereoiy . contract for patting C Re uMr.Lawrence iai expected to juartetnoir, f -- 'I'riwn hall. Mnnaia a . Ko Jnd oiil .JOijfE.YrJo to , sun-day. aH t.aB:lHii8ted ABda, 3T)7slatoreel faamlnf ' ''''- of taxation embodied In the present act. F, J. Squinobal ja.ilfd next etc. The seats in this Church are free, A. has been ,worlt. pu . William u. new He was expected to until and allr are. invited to attend Miss Helen Hard granted :MrrrfrMds?iacMBaVndelassW etc- - Ev-- deemed unassailable on con ruray's , rBain oordially tefJTCT4a, lhe term Sells 'Em and Sells TEm Too- - .'... If had been house is rapidly progre'sSlbg.' Wben May-1- .put a sort, of, has 8eqce,ainijeg spring - Bight, -- t.hfinrrAfnrniiMnff 9 a. a compromise' 1 m a A W ' line- The a are near, we have make-one a s neaitn IIS..U,.iMonna viaAana aa TJ V o holidays I stitutlonal Bat we now find (h completed it will of the tflnest Beern(arrau5er jwyAwiy,ujupet uau or ina aJfooii..rjuer ground. resKiencea in tne .,m for the.'veW E.P. Shaw areserv- - Mrs Taft'SiechpfOjc tees piacij.io mm"i uuai Ypf?aj,ipi .SfStfland 61 an Ea trtfcaffil Lw.nll.hfl I I , divided on two weeks teV .Sa T- Don't fail to call and seans. 107 court the of 'Misses Lillie and Kittle French are -- d, T-- I NO MORE DULL SHEARS fc equally question has beeniwrideducted 5nr7B,r2, rIM J Kf fe "V " Wxi - froajb hhJM THIS SHARPENbK home for Kaster- vacation. Mr mmimiumm'&mim&Hsmtomiit the 1 hM ' " the cf the whole and a mar the; expectea to stay, wBtate street, Building. Aucn 3 Barber. Tailor. DrBaam-a- validity act, French is expected home, this week, af-- J Peter NauttvjrliaBlfflredlHjsaar Sunday evening at BaVrnibi l TTIb jnnMiffr nnrl fnmilv . will mnvp InttnIR 9(1. has hfifin aisconiinuea or tue uuui- - H a. i iimlrm aa .... ,4 jorlty of the court against the validity of ter several weeks' absence, at t;arttiage4 .Vl JtliA "jy Services atSf Pusfis I 'r--? Mr 'ftegoV porary tkorpn any Srmn ' certain of the act. week;,iareb4oijee withisTi: Important proylalon - even to the ror, at- - 'V WedncseajAtK,.imr,bur8jay Owing tpthef.the''iBd'eiael.BAI.a, join BtH iW,,lOft,,D0rflri,... depot the oldicwamerynaPO - Leavea a kvra A laat-in-g 1 ; ;.i....n 11 a. m Also I was 01 aT6fftWari;ySS-- ing atop, m; Friday at of our roads are almost impassable. education and selectmen unanimouar Watts his tBe"Pbppeneik. honee f edfee and auucaV . UW W WAV A. . f tl Wed- - MarfihaU Durchasea.1 ami room if.'M f, Services at Iron Sanford. hr voted last i. TCfes Ti0li Utan any It fj, to tebpeff thejaixtir postofflce . A. v!. Baker aha rr.a,r certain' Important part of are. Wofkap. theGebrfefeeborne Wj'estAHimS Ivflrt St lehool. build. The i 'a tSeeleuil1e shall 1. a , ERViCEa, TRijpr j6n ftriti dat. make some nee4e4ef ff T 'tntolhei ai'"ir'usv p ... ,. 7.30" nir.iTB na mrs i.nnr a. wsm. ails,'tue4iurt m.nmT ihMjutDutHiiewife ia ... . Holy Communion at. and 10.30 a. .Trroa .Piatt nd .IT.fi.BfOTd are LI I - valuablesrTbeSv have TO-DA- aloner refond u .v which fayed thgir- ' a the earning of business and professional children's service at 3 .30 p. m lO.juVsJ the" their next notaaUBfaetorv. Big alaonanta rra " m.( f Tdimtftawflei?ArnjfA. 71 ren'te'atne' OrSffge'hkll Jor 39801 Ave. N. Y. -. Lucy Weed, aged years. b Central Ca. Third , men and leave free re- at 740 p., W. a1 seems1 ftwbu4cP flfg. , $i taxation the ,t iwt.j " eqqma,r meeting. It i good i ? .t ti ;.') ', Howtffonieei.fr has the foundatioo4a4eV vawtpi i 4jrf4aJtvtJ1 jau.il r .twum , puTing!"cne'"esveresnDaorj and 0f rent from real and ".; i fe'f6gltktete,snbjetnbbk ceivejg estate the . Thomas who. ha .been 114,1 ii, f opposite the "' f!IUM,U-.- HS tolKW I. ladder and hose company. . anoik aa araioiu TO GET Carey, cor-- j ii - - . ..- - PeckrrwabDjionrjalx - arjoTBt'll'o'olock at at lhe 1 i.-- , owners of state, county "and municipal better.'- ' Clark place, bis father's ajasd- .,tf,isfeioyAr!ANTHfiislB pole night ii: i tin u, 'i t vi i ished sul-p- i to ol 8 Ou .;( re- Dim e Kzra B. Sleeker has sold bis oxen. ner or ,in . s TOUR JOB PRINTINQ DONE ., , 1 Mr and Mrs T. Kher wood have we wish Hi fat uooerr!'TvaK"T wwiwre tA e e e , artist io DOtJ(j4 This tbe sort suaieinnritiwrk. if fAttlJB .1A AAiiavi-i- and exactly opposite turned from-Kuroo- where, thev bave bas already gained the good will of so which are considered he .finest.pair ia few moments flames were seen and a and solid la a - to of water had been at hand the tyretMW , '1. of decision tb,e framer of tbe law would been for several osootba; ttlajageji war- the state, Mlefc?wh levltplils , $ WPtW tatne8 Frederi. 20 more toCktA?SftREWER vame jrajJWdjnjiWll has also Doug tin aaoujer r 11 fire 4BiehtJta.ve been extinguiabed. But NO TROUT STORIES YET. ner cent than quoted prices. vrur iiw iurrneioi 4rooKiyu,fias,mucti MW4wSSM win t nave auu mo Miss Adelle GfoMotf, the lrrMe8t&re of William Watts was re-D- or ueairea, uuni,rarjr yuio chased a building lot ot Charles Jeiw is 'just tjoutj ,stqUes have Jbfeen entire line shows vqasjM4e HH CHXIIbJ .StXJ J ... taraed nam Then the deeotfwas ,r Noargv! i e5 t . of and other countries levying nlngs. It is opposite Mr Donne's hou?eS winter witn Mrs i. 5. layior, returns, idfontiQK ted. thus Jtar as the weather been (2il!ort. England Alfred nea. Bens werer Tune ana hs - Have Been the all wool Both propneiora ae pneoeau prmwra oa ' ' this week, to her son's, Arthur L. jPeck's, GoldboroughT8r inp aairy vrrbWfbf Iom eorrespond- yon Ingrain aeveral yavrs axperianoe and gtve tteair pa an Income tax, which usually Impose a whrltte arartaed1 the otherwlaei q(iiet brtWkf Su-r 10 worar. . John Woodward rides, a. Columbia n "enfenjd'yea' loY ast 6n Irnaoa u.o " 'p'olrsible-exer-lin- 49c ltwhlAV storm Miss ;m a4nJV T t. O L U V t. sj ari selling af Mt ni' hitnlan An At.nal Aapnlntf fh.n MifK t Owing to tbe of Monday nigbt riend, Faaa ...) ,,i !,.( jb'Ke,'gre'aWi uiva vr a J Psfrea nriifK8KX bacrloaal ''''' rf i o SoDhia . eAvtt IMJ v,... iASaN( Mr and Mrs Simon C Sherwood afe en- the Grange meetrng-WttBib- held, as no Mrs Beardslev haa returnei to the town. The swollen Mij a ,v f " a8R hadfeetn-tiftSte'fO- Ta 6ttrfcbvtsttH , raano (.ant iMltimnni TOKVBal UT"1 joying trip in he seuth. p,Mt4oriv stormy A- of - " Mr ATirl Mm - P.vliAirrilaliov hnvA nmnnt: TtfewlowVoh; lhe 5th, looking for aipalr $&oo. and 4.000, wbich by Mmt The whole law came near' going by- the The public schools eloaed,. Thursday, night; probably a special meMnz will.be 57c and 73c per yard? lawful for rvada te tb for v prKWlaV in Brooklyn. ? sWto iMlKvfatMerMhhaifcaV ftheiPthe' OTaVCU lUrUla MlUCli UUti'UlU J lnTitm3nts lrK ... I the Easter vacation, i ' 2 .stale. ., v. board upon the ground that It In cpn-'- j' - M widow or the, Watts barn . was. drenched, . II IM sale: He "Weils- has returned from Mre raWu& Vftunti cbi raJNancy TomlinsoB, though prtfiastlrneiTajafceii, 1 - - ' A- from tbe Eas- teafetat Bref levesal This saved Plvir ,of ( AYyfSr.-oWs- Jrefleriakf'ir! -. fllct with the constitutional requirement sooth. WindsprJTqr, ron?her yivoB. I TTTATCHE8 AND CLOCKS KKPAIRED- .'f .. - a!ebh1!iniie near .Hook. "' Fred Dlsbrow is his market t7 ' day. f Iresenee r fufrae spreading, th6ugh a number' of ford; a t t Mf.i-- . Davto. - having : a.M 4. direct Uxes shall be . levied accord- e Inter r.aaen Monroe CastirrotWB a or yarJ. tbat v.- ...... imit-.- i Tap agreeable-chang- W.H..from winter. floJ Kviiii htrtwA.0 the houses baa u toeir mruitur pair smik Utlaaaoai. i watch renovatea ' W B?4rp1lati(.Ltrt,re-air- to Dr horse ran. Tburs- - wasAmaffed by.Ia out for ' "aster and clock a In the bea otannrr. Ing population. ' Morgan's away " J ft. V . rainiprii.',teialratart rkhetS" Miibn ffroimrt (;njrCirBa M VBttanOOB A'flyUlja'' UiOttO fr. iat was In 80 be brought thiltf!if)tne,,an Tbhrsdav. .D.0WNER & n.i.; ay ndamagM othm aara EDWABDS, i Our will find De Witt' Litte Charles A. Meeker has a tf . rmruuiH, m nan ukiviuiiviiiici.t patron purchased llaliM 6000 Karly Klaer a safe and reliable remedy aU w1fctjJfvMri gbois JaMt Mr on ; Andrew Curtia had. Accident wrfrthl insurance wasrahoutUlOOO; ''' for constipation, dyspepsia, aad liver Oakley has accepted a position change aitaa Ja. I New- ' ' r' aatha .wtarteB. strain iko" Nt 'his rtllhat EleTiot 'Tuesday. I William Watts also had his new BUICK ID UL UC C VBIl.T 1 atlV7 WHIMIVT V 1st to , IIawleyv. the Chronicle. tvpstx Stepe' 1 complaint. Edgar ,.. Iieel r"0-Mf'w- --i V a istt ahd was h -- town ; a. C. Bull, Hook ; A. B. The annual oi Triirfty irOifrflaaUT feialed aataluiugjhe rtauf wlnJlA (lift Wtfl! inrineRwroi.S0G0o 10,000, make her grandparents iC- Sandy meeting pafbsh rooFs that was not h' Blakemao, BoUford. will be held, Monday evening, tbe 15tb, ter. rienty oz rams may enable the thorobihly U-J-,' ilioeibife,.1otrii','WnolB' Dlume. evervthine that good taste ana l.iT MHfbiii artistic notions can for hats of PASTOR METHODIST CHURCH, ACCORD, N. land-Star- rf suggest, !: Mdw k Co nfiiiijr ,p. , . and textures-a(- i SATS DISEASES CAN 7,? ., uw shapes durable pri ;:TA ' to l fil ,l...... I. APBIL 19, 1895. - v t " " "'"''" jjriiwniioi li!.0l .'Mtujii.-- rSISAT, ces reasonable. '0 1 !'VCCRED. i Rj D COMPANY -- i' : W',:,i 'f.'rA pany, flit .ilsinift .am . , t . . . . . a m l'vA .1 II 1 IX M (WH N old school" c , 11,1 $HMM? """'IHI.I i r.a Accord, YTJnder the Conn. fj JII11 .TAITI3T & MBTHODIST CHPBCH HOIKS. ),j method it. was' believed thab dmease S Ji.Kueport, ,I CIltCCntATt'ON. any - I cur-r- ' ii - ot cancerous cftuldinever be V ' p '. i.it .I JiHPAft 5. 188JJ,'iu nunnt. ,. mo ofev James tatlor fob san- growth AjbUIKn-n.. . .1 ' ii LAST WEEK. S200 appointed cu. JLUe s "If , I - f IllllfwB Jkliiy an old saying , i . " I troubla-a- s t ureivnjj.cywv.to break on rei'e'i Jjn em JVJ h., but the old flail ..I f.lri tl ntP"r all ...... 1 ... .. Ola t James Taylor has been ajpolntediain if yoireatlthree new things a& nli.nill! .,.,..! ... uy bue mebnoai8i cuotereuce tu uava of Dr : Since the discovery Kennedy's Easte,S!mi will have luck Vi-- - It charge of the Sandy Hook and uoumvllle e TaWNTOPJCS churches the This f, freshest goods-a-t eicJusivelymneqwaTed prices" Prbm its' TMple'ttf-frfcaf- during ;ccming year. ed the action of Favorite Kemedy upon j the rest OP?tne year. j )8 in a. for Kev . . , . f e store tne mentonous il;!ii ...... will be olei8,ant appointment i me y stem trace u eonstanUy leading with most goods. nvoT ihfK MAlTiitaOTUUaUil.attt.it cne leavesio pi poison hefl'ttOjSBif Jlifl i ,1'V , lit 4) .a--4 ... t f '. ('4 . ait as nanas seryeoi ennrpnes difease are iM, the loodthe 4ed7af erpfelt , Z I I faipr sjndjbe iwilf ilatf i, I 1 , . n . . Wlwntn a'o iiot fitl tb'tf&U tin thfltvAlu.sa.Dl tliB.variouamarchandiae eimoaes for sala. hHstrJM in ; r l II 4. tfinirr bebeaVryia(pblfneaV flis Baugnfersrwhoni're djahi Jlba,trifafthrieednitaJnA it It i' YJO! ''.uu i tall i6re,Ir8 caseoi raviQtvenneay Worth for YTia 1ilITJN R,m Uarrl,'18diilftiu stree,.fo E. J. Hall and Mrs J. II. Peck. Kev Mr themcacyDrur w . . 7Moh'bys onobtin:the greatest the least maney andi Favorite is that of tne Kev 1. o , U. Apery, and (Jprlnir garments separate Kemedy f .uQ 'I flllfll.tf ritifn I l ... I Uilberiy who baa.erved tbeichurch faith- UK VM sains a r. (iui; pn Hiji of thisitowB.,. .Sm J.eavr.aoI)ftiyeftwohvftpaFf;, ,Wf stofftll j airiii.a!Brs Somff OveiwoatS'i , u; l 81288 14 18 years 'tn.l.lll All T7iSlftll specially, oh,ia.yf for the two has taken - 4 -- . ' A't-ir- t I fully past years, n. i w. . . Ulillllllllllrim WalSt .ill... II "l I ft I was Huuenuir wilu uautci ui iuuk biouw homn- " Maroareea-'vume-if, rpr-- f izi'Uiiii.ll iirijir5c;,r JMt tit) t.H'i ; the superannuated1 relation uid will have. ifrvi rmwri fn pvervi miminia C5mug y, CmWM StiitS, $2ifM). tnr- I I 1 ot1 t.iisi.T no settled Kev Mr Gilbert ex- U dokt'itt4t75, lb 63l Ait iJ't&i wOeden wondiers t ipiniii B '' FVArik'Shepnrdwtt, fcu engineer on" the charge, have it removed.r, In ppeaking of his case 11UU1 Llli JUdSlCl. . ire prioei tjie piost prpnonpeed rKi.ii t i i a. i i.i KRTIlTmilV '1 HWmtmdHamMi ilMatgroaa) all i pects to retrieve rduV'Saihtfy 'Honk 'and Pastoi '"HfifT i "Abottt1 chrrie "wes Clay Avprooat, desrlpUon.l tAll .wool triwy brown i in-- v .Southern I'acllle j:'yr( who resides at - md a! ri rsew Mil- ,nfaese,,ancfs Ta'ceTs, oiH sizes from 3t to tonga, hftU-faat-niiafd, .ii.t "A ., ,rne.u-'tnrftris- iu win prooaDjy DLanotue in SOiItrolmllhg'rthii ajd buttojia n J t'VA ABjroieai'1-.ai.- wa troim.tto, witn piate ' preyiflus, hayinbe operation perforpv t full il.iln,K tdlzeatieviite.'pits wt, am ,.f ford for thd 'WrfJt49'Stf('-- . tor a time.' 'He was treated present.' Dr Kennedy4s ,,K' idaatio kaada ao4j double knee,, (Every, bt .as m i iifci HMsi M king ed, I purchased i HSb 4(, several .visited Che andteontwiUBfl goooaaineaa.su saws. , , ,...-, , M . ,, U by hySlclan.'''also'' Mrs Frances Scbermerhorn has been a Kemedy liPiPPfl psaperi6ri btoPifioh6fa wfrent.j J'"M,,U Allll'. .l '...i ll,,. ..".1 ii.V uu, the cancer was if , .lliir dUBopcinKS. uul receive", itiuu; uoi:i guesr, this week, of Mrs L. C. Morris after removed, len long ilOto famdns iCrow, Black',', t f10, Jshettef Mea's Ptiraihing and Hts;... i it t ii;: telle! until bs owrt 'Chamberlain's Pain years have nassed since then and no trace We scarcely like to say thatj "Mit inone pnri vi.r. Hi, :ki iijum urn In .Mr ; v' ithaut.ev.ir.iTheittaaXiScrTlQeable wpfted ''bntcKiket'.b'niBJkbJgt .)UU l,J,,M tT ,...... i:t- fcarm'.;;; He'sl.y-,Jt- U the best 'medicine In Mrs lw j t. a.m. WJIlif I , has vitl tfiitvfi ohevtd'B yt) etai! .) ! ol cllasesier'e'.' "' hm IIIV ItMII .A Joly.UugVei oth4ugly;tliitlhklWurned.T8ieakr ibougbt. fiunclrijs ,QW 11!". r ""'- t . y ir ."the world torrfteiuutlstri.,,, For sale by y "V 1 fcb,kBqwedae inithT i! w, An MTilrtT I'UV MI ,,4 York, this. ek. i I f higfceftfrflsrJfeil eu3Somfaiateo. ThyikiofTf because Uiej 'iUi.iT!l., nig i now u u aone, mr xteTuys, yi.s sua lit It la K. F. Hawley, Newtownvnd 3. G. Bull, Fj ur KrAdf 's Favdrite ReiJledy'ai Men's and al or .'- l ybawn' caps.' lb4d, I i fhnutv ITrmlH "" Mrs Wood is her house which it is SO ..voa-- .ri-- -. Abagail having able to cure the troubles for ' 3J5i laoildei Art st shirt tsiih iiiuii Ill t ,r- i i .... Our trade eives us more scorae BtiotliiOlBjo IMa.gonal wurated twits !5c,ni(!,Ji'8ai"i bpys iiiiminiiri d ,., . ,,, , , .. at ieDovated ioBWe aaid ; 4 Akdlliotl nt l 7t t'l HawleyviIte put,, preparwu'virt,,, i n?f if nt f a)he.otia!BB of tli.eeaOn.,l MAs. e jaB mnn'Bnjl Snlrt8 4t - One of our local rimf Paidvi in ex-- 1 T8 eXeYcisS ha?e. ,:, hiack' a"THE- , lltBtll l. llt ln.HI,, (.', tOMBWATLONnllri BEY .0 ;M phyBictans Wa't'gfe'We a dp taU Land 65c,' .The bestrlast hose, ,2i" radei 'K t I. I' II . hi:v wvBARgEB Edward PJatt of Bridgeport has taken Dr fciiHMtaeibMaipiauer,,I'tU ii, - plaining the demand for KOKBedjj our suits better than ttie. r vlllflll ossestion ol tne l.. . larm at : I'Castom, WJ-- rfw ,,! nfli .MI ..' .fyl,- "to occupy on - Jamp favorite itemeay acts as a nerve I?rib.RI9 upMrfg,theife Sieos ten-- : w'elcIti'fnn'dp.fwBftT: t ;'"ll won 4 1.,, ,nj: iiS; rCL' sWiv:- HawleAville. vacated Uawlev it the regular tOTuiillsizsa.cfor ,thq talfl, .Man'i all wool to'iii tne l , , y', ,.;, AKBIVJU IN trOW.M THI8. XVBNIW&. bvllobart HUU UIUUU1UUW. BUV U CVV O. 1 . LJ f AM&m&AWA iliA !,f,lS' J ., , q - Will iv jnuw piUlU f J TthiJ, sizes' fob nonanil Bt-- tjie samp AlM irradt (or Al. We have there's tliatbV-- iQF h'.mmi.lu.w i'r-tit- thestopt W. w.,f MflT 1.II n),T Mrs H. B. lie: !5ft - '!i ioli.ii - haslSdenf wittikhirfl prtoei and tKey au WThatitare, can. be' need afekles H , Kev Otis W. Barker 'will occupylhispul- Northrop eropmq pf roiling lip the' br IQJS ii.K vll , r.Hl he1 .1..,,, .,.f nJtf airs rreaericK csiMiiora, at !, up ,.he,!nfes ot'sleevetf." aaugnter, - of sickness turning right " nil ,linr.l-ii- l Kheumatism, and the fwl.more cf 'them. k I 7l,'i inl ,r.iNiI n .J Hawleyvllref f.fpiiTin- pepsia. 'wblre'-otWe- r U and $27. , These.'are ;:iii jil niriiff ml l tlonalccurebyAfter an ,absehee,of pinny ltSwwi peculiar to womet), hMV nini!'M,ijftp(, ,way to, have, underwear. lmply nis v411 the we o scores m Ml.! I weeUs otra lour of theOrieot.i'He The variety, of stuffs sm For boya have an Easter oflerlng. pf pjfinning pi, nargains Brpre ."m'n.'l '' 1 1 . .tU.. . - I . K L. . Mrlairci'Mre Coraell returned to Dick's ijrfl nil A ikt. I meat4vftailed.,flor b,eadtief, coa, black worsted lull satin lined coat tor. jou-,,- . us onr anhotince-- !'l-,:- iil arri.vt? ju nyyu nns iniu: liotel a of some stiDation and the run down condition. 'ShiK thli Clay suit, watch, Reap mn.l I.itj, 1.. - il evening, r"y "if pn. Wednesday, after, visit fopmw imwm? and vest, $12 50 SfliH.'tctivifl at tS.SO and m Catc. the ol mdney b ,triiafll ,j Jit vi;i( t"iirl ily, who have been at Brooklyn fur 'the in' Haven".' ' " '" i u, one"c--f ten .etifi'ersnwitb is, aoAbing, ia j pa lsphtdn vhp tBEA'tfrfFUIi;'!'"" .l i ,. Hoy ,n: New' '"""a there, 11 .' r.iBVSLSiSS,.,, last month? 'The service a the Conffrei days so we'earV feaiirv1 fcMivey"tailotiii !! ' H J ,BJf ft fn else good. ilio-- t ".Iflaljqi' . . . ,n. v,n,it ' in' oni;.-.- niir 6n will Mr1' kbd miXi-iu- L ii ii cm. viifi'iiifT a ftoatJ(6pal Church Sunday morning; 'M'rs"'. J:"BotSftr'd, 1Harry ,ii:'MH nviiiw Ol alV.bn Novefty bress'GooksV ra'difTertiriit)l- - "..be. uppcoprLuXe, to. the'('Enat;r,tll,- - the Beers, and Leonard Butslprd attended tbe imb ,RWe(9.lfAfirjl:8 ..thfaie easier and aula expeut0ratio 1 ' Sunday school having charge. The session of the Fairtield county Pomona A9 aJT.iiuuTil: vnn nrf ifMl'irl iloof k uri will never result In pneumonia when this Inches .5fc ged upon your notice nowadays, there ors ; grey, tan, colt1 haye; prepared special music, and Qranga at.fcibeUQU.tio. Wednesday!. i,,,,i; B'ack silk velvet, (27 wide, awr Ti I sxerc'is'en Terned? is taked IK hp ",iimj nauiria.ia.ia,).) ..liiteretlp4 by tbe'htldren Bpay . i.i is more desirable, or red and browni ; shades of -- a aL, colt ernispd. For eale bv E. F. Hawlev. irf. r, In - notbirg prettier evening light be eipeoBtd. 'The service will have EdaariPaiguhaa purchased fine, "H ii, n- Prirl .olyrjle,... A SV ,!,,, IIU'II 'nil .' ot Newtown,' infl c;vBuir, HOWfl"" if ii-- i - rt,CV ir i;utmlnatloq'n an' Eister Jtermoo by Kuxbury parties. "Sandy !, I., , I more reasonab AH Woolttal- - lavender ana - .,(' thaqjtbe blue, nile, pink, cream, the It will tot be" tieerBar to .grain. 75c, W.'l- ., i.. n, (.,. -- vt-- pastor. r Vaekgro8 )ft,tK,,,v ,r.lW ,.1,.1 .lliVID. from the universal The "After the Ball" ;fobeIioTpliiy-- l iPFir ,MIMt nu.-f- .i1i .,.,! avillll'l ld-w- . every niiiibT ol.tlie church, Mid Judging expressions ' il.iim-- . lies Dresden patterns. Some are of yellow, At novel prices . . irife on ed to fail .""" " .lla'iuJl, ,.,!ln'l v vr;V! no-.-il- l JU.-.I- I I ) be as all wlllde- -' of delight tbe part of the ladies who very acceptably iiol'u'l I., v!l ;'fcongrcatlott to present, W. at Costello's hall on last nature'Otbeaa. ataall In extend A welcome to the visited the millinery establishment of Blacic broadcloth. 60 and 64 fnones Wdb.l ,ontl X.: I peculiar.wavy bavje Eyerytoing tnat sire to popular K. s notei i. it, BlaceyeryUijQi , j UbIliRafe.itariog their opening days, 71 ." pa.-- il the church. fWJj n'g?tf. i if ii r fiaureje, bfte 'fwe'Vrtaj 'Majek I worto have met wiih suc- during their stayfpea.rmof lnihes. i ,t a,gppdy, having! fyfp they unpiecedenttd ' toTI HOvl s ftVtfil-'- 1 the1 neare r,i nil 1 , .it l ' , . . r.' l1 ii t j& i i m , w . . t '. ! ni sniil nnil.lf tiinn'l aril. ; SJ ' . .. t . SCHTJOb OrEMtP OW TUESDAT. cess lfi,,c'alp,'i'a,lBfi' lemioine nib i I - s CliT'SlMAllI on if liM.lti .an.ue'iroufidt ith'i,allinTferWts. k Foreign Jress Goods ; mgn-cias- nov with the novelties which were s 1 'l placed wbo-traise- W 1 Uti-- - the maB themap Jn Amrt The occaMun wa unu ol great Interest exnlbition. In order to show ibeirf ap- v,Trtieto 'there,fe! Mldsaic battema ion r .1 the llljjei wnpmrrtlatlon-0- " announced1 v In """,w '"" ,1. , I i oThj and 'wan earl th luoroing pieciation of the enormous attendancaat ait V i Is ; i, iTn,n l. ll ,.. d -- PfecedMtf s; - fiAidry toot,, toot!1 of the have decided to cdnnn- Ho.lt. j I TJJ I Beyond white with-sbtal- li saths JJ,. ".hy thvtoo)i, ' rjmln display, they 9f "groutid etripe ginin, vvervwizKiiu ouiif.ii, m biukh. Hherman's born. 'On "our,'. hermit's'' ue oll.'l ti airfl 1 , .!, onl. uil ; the,txhiDU duxpg,as,te,r, wep, when, .i r, lU.lwckB-- t trsftsursr no 5 ' .,,r wore a iiiscrib- - Al, j Jb.s9.Si.,) a c. Slack, baocle, lfi,lnchSKjA9. for i vven.aie 'breast he' larfte carobouid win oe suuwu new auu abbrucuive stvici bank of and Cashier 44 lrtBlfes Iaififeisiopportunities ' ramiiog,ienguiwiB. .nrnrfsed gthoifTyhe yard j 'anoa brocades, I ai.d,dt-sig- .'fciiAiA'D. SaviLgs Bridgeport Priestley's novelty vn-- j; l ... A ;'.;,;',,1;;;::; wear.'.. Alto ;ao i i lifg ..11 :;;wmttsj";;,:v.(-.- ii toj Ni'BeubsinT if BfidgepoctKfttwnf., ' net . "" B, j are--. X ... .. : ,;;';... tie f')'lltl(leui.alaDKtiIAea.1lri ".n.., j . ourwlyes, omeftlmea. ftf, ,the wofadefjful don't need to be orejgn, , ,,. ,, j ; iut assortment of feather boas. on 2.00 aniMstM' the;mbst told, the; ' .otick: '. tleg , al were at Landlord black 1. 75, ...(,.-' uhonl i!t tu auatiuul i n I ' i )i ten bank, Taylor's Heavy crepons, M.ijratifyinff :,a 1 the-Vnoa- i !,.. 'ctf a tacB Khfraishoat (talk I ,,... , i.,..,i ,, B. H. Pub. of 'Wednesday!'' They inwip' oetifu '""CraveWeiesl Ii 4 j rn a nttiiy Bowman, Enquirer, was 8WOlflwJ)'W fj '.( I.ukIi wn.o may. : but .the Pohtatuck II - ; Last week our day's trouting I UlI'Tttl, l He BulKimi wlirn ... , , Bremen, Ind., writes . . . - TOffrvelotrfe;"" si "M ii nilj-i- fljiv.- ynu ctai, ui sh Hihitfill .1 ,..1 Mnll ur r.'.'lC.."!l . r)iiiiinnoii , : Itiit TliulWato , . , m r little the one we have, tunning g'thltithe 'rfldn'j ,,.r,:;.i-- ..I. ii li.ni i mill 1 i i.jjstailfil .i always only t y alii .fn hi., girl baby, ou Nki v lt-- oTIJI ,ol j !Uud , catch to I iblal diafibtiseiift.-a n97Wil F" Hi'." n , , f..,-- 11 ... Tha wy tl iujuan. was taken sick with croup. Alter two YciyDaY ar-- j n i a jTTTT'i. j ,n .'I r'.nlpi tl,i .( ,h ,,l iifrM .ytui;'..! in, thetin; jfr i r j urn i s.,i.-rv- , pw lCi with' the doctors failed to relief and life was j ili,in j,. i.k(v iiw ,,.,'bi i.'ir ii, vr,i,i.!- . ,;i r , Next weeknia uBifefeer an4 cVertiljrtlned "Stopping give c QurrApnuatFairjWki beijterjLban, and visited o'n a we tried One ' FVank' ' 1 mixrfelr, A in- 5lrt. !A "' ..i swamp" poet, Ue renowned hangltlg mere'thtead, Crew bf Oe 'ls"in thfe B,lf lGcwerttb,JXfand(broAwn . 'V IW , "Don-'"la- Ha'wleyvf fniml ll X ..Ill'-.- I'M mmi) wll vi, ..,'. .,,1. II IV ., " battle field of Oray'si'l tin and the n Minnie (iCoHgh jCure .and .if.s, ,life was 100 II ...t iSICK llSb.li, f( ...,.,,!,,.,( rjVH.I . Flats.' 'The sehnolhouxe carried the saved. E. F. Hftw Newtown ; S. C. ,(,Vn ,F l.wnl-- i i.i i 1 ley, r.f, if '! T'.Jrl 'l , M.) ,. rill ni mill ...I , ...1 ,,.ii' ii(i ' ., handsomest In wurld.nud.lC was to, .famrr'lia Ipip wl 1.. ri 1S, , - - flag pbe Bull, Sandy,, Hook; A., Blakpman, in- - ,i ,1 n.,!,,, rri.i,, ,.. .,t ,,:K, , , - moved bnautitully.by the "pure and free Botsford. pride and pet of Engineer Mudson, Is just e erth9ig-- ,',j.,, ,..j,. ' i lerytMfr "air"' Of UTayV PlalnvwhUe- the successful out t)f the repair shopati:Jtli-trjftta,.'-J- Hiw .Sherman was withi- Thecases of John K. Stillson' against Ciudaftg.""'! 1I Miss Helena J. queen shines in all its glory. Finnv taffetas 50c. 75c and 1 00 ) hi'Mhi'Ri n'.' She ftoes to the liultifehimlhouse by Martin Keniry for a civil action for dam vtfi hi v,r:;:BrorVCt and ! her,1 attainments ages for assault and George Lucy Mrs Partrick, mother of Calepfrt it.in.i'' r""Y-Tv'-r i' 'i I m'snn ? smu . . superfor' .ynd 1 ts .vl;tu.of 11 I 1 I , THErlT'ltoMNY .1 yi-iK- a U i the niBjurlty vote of .','tfonie Uulc'VAiinS Bank against Norman longue in suit rick of Hawleyville, has raqvldft IJi Jge JL JLJL JXi,,i--,Sw.y! ",illiv Ilivlr.ili 1 - to- - for a board were to have been tried uioy "t'a'fh'p"al- was' Untitled teaeb the bill, field, her former home. 5KUU Jl ' .. " Id the' Court of Common .rft'K, mi t Ml. , rialn school. We're' ol before''a'juryJ "':""'3i ' .t,.Vni: lltmphajiiqftllyeOTeato l Jilliirt Otfy'A proud, is a the home lllinii-ii- ln'rt i fiftrDfirEPORT- - CONN ,. , I Plefls at on but Mrs Clark Page guest at j m trlis be seen a? our 'jrill Newtown I'laiti., ,4 Daqbuyr Wednesday, ' citvca establishment ., girls! G.rajs '- ( ri t in Sew It ; ,,, .1 IH IH..W ii .i . I I, .:, were settled' before'they camef to' trial.1 ot Am08'Catn'p4' ' "' Mbi '! i' "II n mil f that can be seen nowhere else. r Easter week tw.e shall 1 In METHODIST' APPOIMTMtHTS. I signs Durig f Mlfit.K.'l yloll i,ia , , - ' liar ' tancl 3,iji Tlip llcuben ll'.'TerWr1,- Agent Taylof 's' pop MlsS ? Mabel 'Bdy6n 's i tayentling ''iW.ti&W 'initnber arf new. at-- The Mtfthodiat have coV ulur rtssiataot t the is. a school In Brids'enorr.. criikfe' ,c,iaer.eujt'8 Depcx, taking, " '" if...... Hi. Uilit'c. )eculiarly beautiful eluded the hav-,"'- ,' vacation of a few weeks. Miss M. rar- - It iroilllfl thHr'worb. appointments . He m9nt - George is doing carpenter anri rrisn. ?uitaDie ior warsxs. ti Feather Boas, ,"K .been" a,iinounved.' Thote','1n Thb rel ol Shellleld taking his place. ui).r. TnVeribrNorthrop field ; C. 'A. oa the tit E. M.l'feek'a hduee."'' a "i litE's are a follow Bethe,T, . i , I llKITHUl 5,o; Martin with his usual, enter it ,i' i i llPI'li dSuWeTsbrs A" Knesal JoMepti Wentsoh, fSe-f3j?fj- j Hilt l I.ISIKI i,j to e IBffl&W&tdT' Mrklgeport Flrstuhureh, 'Crarence' baa'"reiilofe'd'libe' Ill " l I " H. has in a fine line of russet r.hots pencef" ..l'iJ?ifcfiK fn Bijg Mam i. ,lv,... oil .l Iliw Itillmari'; 'Woodbury, A. Haganyj prise, put his to en- cream ywuuw I' isriqgepfirtj. mirf oxford ties hit 'Hook store barn,,' expecting 'J.i ..,.1,1 , and Mua--i at Sandy JiWter.i.'l 'ovoJF.fii.oJf!.- - I I' South Britain Southbury, r?novate it. ' .aw Il'.'ilf .151 111 I M B. F. J.)r for tbe Easter trade. Give him a call. tirely neliotrope ngm uiuo ,lIIJllf ou,l,ig,l,M,i ,i. on ) .WhKlMin, Kidder; Middltbury, s ult t,! P .,. n. , l ,..!..r.,, 1.. 'B. ;)! ya, ,i.,.lt II. Foote; Bethlntiem, Adams; The fishermen's stories are beginning Philip Haugh laid his overcoat on the Send for ;', '; Brdgepbrt,Urace ?butch, AddlB' Albro to be heard in the land. Ot the recent seat in the waiting room at the Botsford sarrrpisi Bhowing the newest illinery for Eas 8.. A. North Main es-- land-Star- k. Newdeld, Sands; heard-o- f, Martin Wentscb station, the other day. When he want How mmA A.-- Knell The are the '"Htreety ; SuniuieiHeld, b 0. 2U tine lafct and ed the ctoni bad taken wings.; ilmoualfia'jaew''and popular shapes Trilby, I'aik. S. Q. caught trout, Monday, PetTls; Washington Curtis; auie-da- JTrnk-'McGrai- i show- - - onflw f the I J Enilabout audi Truck fCarness. Horse Clothwg, ,Bobt?, In t Junius Jich- Charles CoBgbi haw mOTed fromsllat mmi Patterns, , Napoleon. Ribljoma jware iNwtown clrouit, faylur;, firm 'Wfor&'SlvOrau two .'li.nK': to of the - " oHsi If pulied'a ilek iKoane's r 1ffllttgi)emiWW8: toitte'Hwrset aria Coaches sent all parts country- 7 ... maffoT' IlreWaS'Dreadeii and Zoar tenement. www w strinfirl f- J.iNi Lane; KC Village boueo?the inermpAAAg VUW WAW Vub HtTwran'l - and one l(alf po,uPd i?uijkef out of the JHSAwfc 11 , Bridge, J." K, New Mllford, Q. buildup norOi of rilenty IM4rchild?xJ va- I '"ltrry pond. aurl niol. , o.5 apeBoer;.,,buspney,,, J.' B'Mei'win; m4 ?laidf fQj; millinery, dresl;riinming. Wlytje West Ooshen, C hatlc Lixio; . (iorge-ow- n, Miss Fannie teck ot Wooiibridge' 'nas ; Peter are their of flowers to tJiem O. h- - Taylor-- . W. been a of her Mrs Minott Bjion taking milkto riety they'atffftnWeiWs mentfe' Watrtoi,' . guest bister, each '' ptT ltt B. C. ; South-.- HawleyTstore inltepney, taking HIGH-CLAS- 'Tulles"; ddirg, I'ljisbui-- Augur of Sandy Hook. in it. S SEEDS, PECK & .i . ..i 1 ril5V 1!181 Blidille'SU Bridgeport Conn,. rom5c bunch to $5 bunch. In HwiVe have aivthe riewest Bprint? port, K;ook; Htraifi"d, Fi.J. ihakle-'ion- ; turns delivering - I Bi'T. the last few weeks the furni- Seed Potatoes from Aroostook ContfWy MaioaJ , - ' Wetttpfur, Abtxnt;' Dnbury. During A car load of recleaned, heavy seed im i,nnrt-.- m.i..'.uu..-.'"- if"' nt t "" 'and1 colora from' 19o np. HewNSpnng all pnmmea 5i - has been out in all dirrc- - - tone ifiauj "" '" shapes Styles J. Sinimon- ; uie walking was. William C. John- All to name, Koie, iieDron, 14 Ktr,rttllt, A..'Smitb;' oats unloaded by Early jsariy .S ' if ,1 .in,f Kanton,. It.; Warriiier ; .. S. (J.. Boz'wctl, TuWlrom A.'G. Bakers furniture iwWM sort Mwliite r wia-w- i bU ff C-- O UUQ AC A g vull UbUi.fiWlA. - " - - ir--i- 4?s uiMM4uvay Haw-le- Her-- ee rtmemtmfwt&wm Litchfield ; Long Hill, Samuel Gurney.- home afr vl Mr Baker alwaya be-fr- irom- or no ealo. has the and he tbe Choice call or writs for .mil TliwiRimrv sizESrrt-- ...... , ? . Ttie necncui...H goods keeps prices Read .his "ad." . Stock, prices. three i, ,' " -- , "" a.'F CiAttKIl ABE1VE3 ' i tn nl i nt; i, i' ri l sn r IS 5EWTQWN. 'J down.' " j hti4 InTOUd!Oar4rfSMiiBKtivJ? nl"ifLtulw nl man HaTiMK.'w.Jw.Wvi '"i- ...... ' ' I - V .. . ta,tliv tofftU. rAiii5i."il.",BUrU-iiSi- ;- - ii i i 1, J.-A- . 0X I I.. . i i j Richardson,, Jtflerson ,UIty, i nl IT. fi..j,rI l n ." nil v ,r. 1 V in White and T"Ha0airfrrti!-- 'iin ' IS nH l.KM.il JUIJWinv, JIAillJllljllC--r '"I" ..!:...... , til. JiV 'a'rriwed an lllt' '"''i"- 9t-U- 'u",u"''A. Fc'iarte .Newtown Ooh'J throw tiha boots and 'shoes Mo.vCbief forc ftSth . " Z. 7 t 7"'! tothoOr-'"..fcnt- away Enrolling - ffr...i ,i,i,cT,.X 'TT-- i Wednesday night from his trip ; till Pi J. Iynchtof 'the Guarantee! Shoe aw'I "Tl: TTTfct YT.D JU 'was from: New has'looked Over ' seen Minute 'He acconipauled Store them and if estifv to. tbet merits fit ,Qaei Hnrl nfBrul Sands. .sanllH ! ss " Y6rli by Proprietor, W. A..;, Leonard of eanhot be i i i Cure. When tbtey neatlyrepalredw Cough other,, Canada' orn f.nfl "! I I hotel, who met him at the wharf ' PiS Nasl'S7BttlotkWa. ,hy mail cheerfully; 'ahsweredi'1'1 " v llcs's cares failed. I, obtajncdalmost,, instant Swoot. . it m t v w ni I f I rrn , . TTT :. . In with i'rof lJ. E. CliH'. JjuP- - Oitv Clerk Mullioa. with his wife and Corn for anwinr. i Ii.i li !,., II nl hllu .Wholeaale and etaileafejtnne1ffiiinery, company relief and a cure , byt .the ue BO speedy rf, WaeelSIs,'auerlS'Ssiel avstfieties of oli fi(Ao;l moil H;Kin im! r. Mr Clarke was lsten .passed Sunday, in town,, stopping. MiDUte 1 Fu TOORi.WIWICE.-r- A titnm,riiA!iter She tl Imui lng Wednesday evening One .Oough, Cure,i Edgar iF. - .re 'PdB'SLE- : 1 1 d frafi- i.ilflli V IK' ta fl - - . Mr.. JUulliut-- tn newSst Birge'riirtreHiiBlHiA'Wlny . , ,iriiiliil mrnr.- nuiMI at the. Grand Central .hotel- - S-,- C. , , J I , ...... , , , , , i X shire boar. K. M.TB y -- Cordially greeted hj uuruberywho'dfop- Ha wley,- .Newtown ; iiuU, JSaniiy i .Ii- - ,j I l as- -, I I 1 . T.I-- 1 T . X . 1 I , " .twm j Ct. " "' " f l. int knave I. , Trnmbnll. Cif'JJ'J H."wj'5U''lt ,,dl. an f riend of Father Smith, noon o. iMnwiuiiui, , i etyi'TOffperez '" hj"i'"jl lf ji iai wuaiwuijj Ho. 1 PeaHf TttbS'SoStt anaCftadioBtIW !4 bid.' , the sttiaaictr'lA, sistantt at St Koie's church. ' fci 4r'niiiWhiebwflve year New,Cpk,on Tturait( pastor '. ' ' p6g r.ni l (E. JL Dillpn.lormerly TH nntXr H li" Flah Vrf id7a vol ' lW iffa? o.Sn Hrii: r i I' Wir.I.IAM TWIST MoaMXttrGuSB pi I " " .t Febru wy.ti,'ujr i ! m I J,!.M.nooTr'a I J,! I" II V minBgei'iulttiI ... ..I - iWW sftne port "fine One fdrhlt'uie ',' J..t f.'... PATi.Tr kTAiLESi ,! ...... b4.i J.M.Ii- ab-sen-ce ,'a oi In all the latest rfl i . . . w , city' ' I.j ..f. f.l.a.l Vprilj-S- ). his Mo.. a .iM'aoticing Of many Ketnii Jjeaierg ra'orim, j.sa, , B ,PlUh riug seen at & Uf-- ..).,. ,,t ,!I believer missed aT and on the Spring Can be, Taylor' years, . .wr j Kbssuta 8Li Bntgeport, meal, experience,, jtef ..Ditt.-- ".' f' l ! i I.t tut ! ' Year---: vIii J j fctore at tne . - - xitiia Jiimi tn i,u,.v fmi nlisoun4andall. riaht. ' the Toil; Cord, Cartoad br He M,cLfan, uook. ui um .u- iiiiul ati-al- ""By iu rip exceedingly, niicu unici. oaive ruuaj- iu " CV '' i b"Vrisgentlei and not pi cars;; alap. bf aotl fum dolent sores, scalds and.hurns- - stops TTTTTn3,T,'tI,Tu frk to.aaly , fuw plans matbe .spring ;The much' bontinued cases James E. ,tt I 1 WHO. HAVE AiABV'TO'Dlf'bTlTwTrw : of MUi'tt J T1 ,NOT. ; i and iiiHiiTl U1! una f...n .. ,.,,., w . i pain jr4Stantly,Jbeals.a,- bum quickly! . J. Vl' ... l . ' I I .tttllj .illm l.l mer.ln.Newtpwn. vs. Cos T,- .1 .. I.1 1 XT j. ? t j M'adlgan, administrator, Timothy i - - IT ..... Hoa. 183. 185. 187 Middle and 13. 15 Gold owl ftrftfleflffeeilHer.r'I'aonmn ; i f ..I lm 1...I-- , a 'd James E. admlhistrSJ-- " leaves telld Madigan, v.tfiij- .vxinif.iMt,";! A.-- B. C W .''.! . all, " Mbi st ,. town; S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; I VP t" aaaaBf I tosry vs Patrick were,,tried before - l ' we - t.n. fttiw 1 Wl inua-l- c or,' Talty, f"K' "- twni and see the Wagons and, Buggies v ..11(1 U , tlfoiM'B';JS Bqtgford.11 P-- .B,Bi SSIWh IpVepa3ngppropfiate 'Judge Cavanaugh, Monday, and resulted- Bjakeman, - 1 have ,on. hand.) Popular-srice- and. quick Wes- - forjEister" Sur.dayi A Jefkit father in a in favor or ic cures 'hands. f Keeps the largest assortment and theWsVpT6wevi IntrodwfcAiiito be on Judgement the piaintui ,Mealine soap chapped Foarfb ,of July ..by Richard ..Sm ley; Ue.latteMnitobny. i,B( f(un,Ne t6rltwUl prtsent that' botlk cases for tbe amount rrha-nk- iffivine-- ?' U.. i- full and costs, h MiSl Edith' Hit JSook egS!l6 tor and'aMStbt in the services. . , - ''day $26 80 in the Costello case and 920.40 1J ! 'Cfts and and two- i ChVistoa8,.wb0JeCeiyealh'e'hfcflp & D'.ffur'W, Swivei;orie horae., & Vtw La. x c t. S?5,4cMMd Have-fOa.sea- orKemre iioar .- .a ;VF4ihbi'.W','stas: Iirnnwa, In "the second. Lawyers ''Beecher and In New ; ; ope pjm -'' f.. - Plnn.'riTn alsq.MorSpadinrCultivator the where hewerHto gee a ultce of hii, who llayEXlourii i. .xnirceen. amiars wib GEORaBTftOOOTZ'BiiSeorgwtown, Gdnni i rhrn Wrt AwWaw Weeder and i Canll Jd for plaintiff, Northrop Jeared.for toe GodifWlll' 'Flawaii has beet! serlooity-lir."- Lawyer Us, o hovs'pf I've got on for defendants! iJoth casea i were tapr, Kisi,,sktirf4tdfet4-rp..;;w- Pittsaaelflaai'JioJle);?,. ryrciFathe'r tto1tJI ,wtf-lJ- atepqfey peale'd to the May term tf1 the Gourt of I MRS MART CLARK FAIKCHIJ.I. them too- - M,8Hnday s,n4, bold, vt vice at bt Stephen's '..', ' Ao-ai- the hand of death ha8-caHe- "a tv I , rf vTI I -'.f I I ' Common Pleas. , M J ..Im f.: J,f "QiH ITT q,aV.ftU ; ,.;,r i foved one borne, in 'the "fdetftn'"bli Mrt .soientifio ill ... . "" the, .Ireatmen? jofdiponjaBiail. JTf ..I i-- -' "" won't do to those hats It pass by nobby Marv Clark Fairchild. after,.xwo weeKS I Ou-'U- CONN. r,i,t'ifrrarir"-- ' I i , onn.iiri ft 4h6 OreflttoM i TAUNTON ..i ,l....iMili.inH ..JUUiJklUVflUw Warner & A': .i.- ' L' : ' 1 fj.Li , - J iWhi MleHUtd. . rwf , , :ukiAi8K, xewtoirn. DISTRICT, BWTWN, ,nn B,.aWrrf5rTOEE. 'and neck ties Taylor Curtis are of suffering. She passed away on Tues" .l nas i j u,j Kstate exmoic w ''' Last of the or-th- e tnce mas lime It oi of said to - evrningabMit"i46' Call-- at o curea.uuu.tei;B r,neir,uiii' Krday stnmhrg f Baster trader Apnr-Br-t'w- :to frnm JWrv Wiftrlftr t&fe dtate. Tbose who to pcesi .. ..frlendi' 'and- rieWhOOfs 'of Mr "and Mrs in- - day,' weoaprevour notipnta f settlemant. neglect their store and get a complete outfit, death Drs and Banks of - -- nrpDerly attested, witnm saiu Oawge W,.', U'urney assembled' at tlfeird flxlii. Godfrey Bridge- arta.iliBl recovery.-- All per'' tfcfeDl sons indebted to said estate are reaueBteflito luTufr. ..I t,1 .1 arl evening Jgt Tliradoee'uinJaHO; Fi plelaabtlhia! ViliSUlnitUMatiBi!BvtBnaib tOriN. - RBNTi-Jwo- . and ,, ... i 81itB bH TO- d .Sftral ol 110 JAVA and ,. treasure sociability ... ,y?1TjOR! fs1 sufferinir for several years. On making mile Mrs William FlKcher Bltk and . hn.BAl,..tv.dbinMAii.rAiui..:naA:aalt rXwa'4f'i4,, "veYjr Sommers Crofut oi th&.Hoak,tfvbAJua found it itppBSfl I care of I to sickness thxanflnation, they . . . , . , riif So under the ur tun. been confined tbe house by as com-forntbl- es .j. iprrrftiiwkH I'iniiil pi TTTTv'ti nH uror! Mrs W. have visited - yblB ta PfOjjejett.jaDd made ner Datients te'feceive owaw, 1 ??1.'t Mr and J. Penny for so.lof a -- Anjsoportunity tftaekliavffigfthaftfesjs- possiBle, nil death released board and h;n tfvMlBM iSLPCMt I ' Lt' i a'i'udiist.-w'aA- Varieikee'df wlth relatives in Kldgefleld. out of - course of treatment, tancraM A IDELIGI&Up XLOFrEai. . .nt.afi4K,i.YTi'(hr.,hy getting her from tbPnearthly .taberaacle. Dur- AfForoH for ft time at reasonoro0nisrtgM "Easly Stillson had the misfortune to oVirsJnjd, mubWto the satisfaction of tHAtj.tt'werNloKlvH8a.nd,tittrni fc George sickness she conversed eheer- - f oi i "ifi'iHRfeiaB IN tfflfcLBD TINS BY - wooa I .. ..m m ng all her rates. ' Write1 for s. ytonA ropair,, erma daao. a: tne .time paie. iweeks, Amsnicanvwonder,; Kariy for split his thamb open whi.e cutting bis iua'--v friend. u,.i "particular Ual ! awtown.tionh. Hary8,.8ixetc-- 'luStt'U i i i,,,.rt fullv. every for ,1 , ,, lau.rtj.em : Apr" 1 Is an wound and will keep-Uiei- making arrangement Gold Cure Institute. Box 522, Bridgeport., toady torLdgi1Pr rm ',r,'v It ugly .'UTliU .W.ftTOfr'.f, Fine Flavor man It tor some wet lAJ ' 1 " AtPwinTijtne'ndyeltlesid Wearmglras-I'llfftT - hfonrai ati tfel. iSbiBftltd.M vn" " TOAtBre-'BlymOBAh- '' LJl "' 'lL.AlLk "ip t t 'tttt young nursing ' g6d nlinlrlir in Ker Her I t , wria ' I . Sauirtr. virviiiiTtr Of 16. ..A- - SltrengtbM - War-- .. . Jii'illn iiuni; e Jft. JJlWNSfflAWA'iryar-l-- i!.;::"aWP !.!?". V'"1.!!l pi' .lW,t Lift slMealora-- had ot srr v fin. . I ujiiu tr nnt,Bettiiik.' r.-- 11" ' ' ' tooArs.--' hlkek-- eolbV.' wi. rLinM AV 1 agscaD.b k"itv,,''.:t ,"t:lvi all .....i.I ...... i I I . I..1Tll-- I IIIII11IU11.l L.L- - . " Fast Slred,,by a l.nai ) ue c conversation was of her lome Beyondj ,n,l tU .11 I Cttford lA some ml num tee 4iooict .n. Cblet."'2i argatoi iwrj hTTti" j .r ., j r'i'ay it" twrti, "vrsiibfis i f , ,ii 1... -- j the. ball , telling those ab3u Kit df ofuhati Jr Iw'iwi lioT litTEED very brlgltjaid niM: JOHU H.iblfNCAN. GayJordBVMlij.. V. AtJarrargemfOU tor annual - SlUil KAWUll. 11UU. . I , I iKi ' TM.Hllfal' I '1'Hftg I hvj"': Patrick Blake of Hanover has Heavenly Land.- Sbe united-wit- h 'the ,xf'if "Ii, li. land of St Rose' drum uorp", Easter Monday recently -- I Jtj3Qeaow a of church 35 swoi tUdapaperiwdLine njeaaea to area lancy : h -- nril am and all Durchased SDanklne uair of 'horses Congregational years oi, TC"JrS-J'2S- Tt.rTr; - j . iiii.hi I earn that thece is at Iea'cfue Weadetr'OISH'aha'loK'ftiMiwouv.aw . .. . i. Or- - - - ui - i i that attend cau atured of a good Broottteld parties UarBesftMaUer - and has been a fathf and devoted mem ,se that Bcieiic baS tteftflf ftbl W eriA lt..aitf Jlftl.(rNf, t " a'-niwuiwu.rr. if i " ' ' rtt -- nas Deen epgag-MrBa- n tbeih wiuo n new cip ber. Shewas 52 years edd, February'!?. .rta&eB temd tarn fuur ii 1t,C, IfjlABAl e ood tlme, as first class music iaj fitting out 8uaiiai iioviBTyaeaai3eiy: Btl ...... V. 1? v fto. H W .:.. .am. J'l n!JMnAwf Piut.'J concert IU S of Oa March 384 he waSvmarried ot- - Hfjt'.i.r.it, r.aatn,, ,rich,an)l centmny ipcaj.ea - m .vin-iQr3BJIlpr- h d and, the hegln.ai 9.'lclrTor... the msdloal fraternity. "CatarriTUeHief A tm in, in,,.-- rif ot ioM i,v"Mkl5.-biikjuujwill theft VS iif puuaulg, Diuigvpuf. myuiiMij Bet ANY dear re BrFatrcbiJA;; Thev BXve resid '' 'I'h adniimion to will Yll Tit .1 1 - a gallery" Fair-chil- stitutionaldiaeasawrequtres consiiioaB'PiifB.w-Tu.MiTBi- ftt? 'thiy'seasoti. Inquire im address, BTrX'anB'ed1 ii ... 1'atr ok is navmz jarpencer ed hi the villHge eyei- sin.ee. Mts d Catarrh Cure is inter I oiu. i Roaitw nid or in all Dirts of toeiNeW; England ites. ...i,k.IJV BCI.rU I'Jf uarrigan treatment. Hall's taken SH,M wtulA SOT8ITOBIJ, SewtowmnConn : - ..:j Wbril "... mu-- i " ' f0 ..,n.,ivi,Liwrier sill under hi house near smile auu v."iMar-- ,, -- " u " erlov' ut.new had a pleasant and a upon tne ditou 1 piy. " i 111 e i ' 1 II I Viiiie and. vourselvcs.l Tbeutler always nally, acting airectiy u,,,r I oCher-Whtt- wa lull iii HIHHI'W . i ... cous snrttveea ot the -- "''s ANFORD-rSe- ll . Trtli SAtE-- littei; ll.l Hook. u word for and had a host syftem, thereby destroy A Satarday. it i' I ,It kind everyone ,,KI,T, I UKl'ttOTt'"-isi.iuo.'- 8lt 3 , I a-- tiUSH ana A OWV'llU " - .. tt c' de- wuldmfif ieiBB,s Lia istreet. - - 8AlifflotJianiJne4eaere9, - ...i.,i in,- ruuoowl veranda Wjil ad ,to n,fr1eds who sincerely mourn her ttiA nntlent stfencrtntiv bmldllHTTip taeconBltflSiwfMTri.,MW'ta'ffl.sH''Jlliiiin.-ji'LL- iu NbwUiwh. I tuXaW PlTrum. b tod AroastooAeouotyBBanrt wTnt- . f . .. V..i, , , ,hn.ii,i, u ... 1 milfcB-lrou- to - WOBDS rKAlBE or uouae lire vai "Efer husband and rnnnn.nn iiiuuK rinnn TTTT -c- LonsrllUJ bh Berlt eatrue nme. vt ruit ri.UJu. ine C'lmiors lue uciure UHiaiinvnMiurHH, iu wuik.i- hnll. MmUM!li saaijr at parture bereiyeo x , v-. v- depot mr f, i - A. c , -srrown.and- new uneen- ireainu. n mo in! a k u. mm ...... X'A. and H- T., r store "Pbfetcfflce v arts-ca- iiv l.V,omnnhfftithint"ouT--" t i n.a houri anrk anenii niiKH. nnin, limu llirv .. I ILIIIC 1.1. ,a,v... v.. lhMn" I wi -- W.ffAMAwn piunih'a the penter'Je, iriuLAier iruHeu, uuu yeii in Hundred f--j 4 T Ave.. unnu vrt - "Q.IITII. realiale is One y.w rAo'RrVribori Attend the safe W Park Bridgeport, "J il HilrtfoTd' rallroad.'d milcJtomipOstomee, ior- prices. lll',U thelnatHfetiod Jhey that what Tlollars6lBlri.for case tonpt new , for saiel f Bridf near hcuuui , any uiaiuiauiiiuiiuioi W" J'7aKyr,Urt . j,ii T"wof,- mwo Hd&sE.WAfcK)?. Nearly wopt, Theriff clothing hoq'e ,is A Obedient to i i .. fU .t . . 1 ii'iB'i "'.i-T.- rprl'lng' if their 'loss her gain. ber tor list of testimonials. r. rr . to W?KEL,WiY, v mo"... rtT'A KTtME'rTl? lataamiauMiica u bop " " .T. T . MelgSfclCd,; of 327 . MKKISCf-17Pbn'- - M'tHeap "XWly ,6. . i r:S Malntreet. Bridge Rev Mr will Address. J.CHKNT CO., Toledo, p3 . w,Ta t. tB ietpnll- I .ti " f 1WU..WJI, Conn, li yoo want piow dying'reqiJet Smiley ;baye -- town 'King a .31'" ' I bury. a,n)r iruggisu! ipc. I " ' M Katibn ot more than 20 tnaamtants oi jNew. ;nl. nwtnins this,f year bay the old reliable Bronson, strona at the house fi7 n ,t . 1 n erulo J'Si'pt.a " prayers tonay (.tTwayj(atjl lij it jillllf.o si !j Ia3.fi oivote town AueetinK. JJOB I Stallone .halt box. oti WIWM' 10 a. xwhen the 'ayill be ii 1 Lin f ,An irilifl,' sri ABOBaaJruB.rOta Mil per UK), regular a K InrSllvcai m.j, bp,dy convey, iuHl It iuJRt,v. van lathe inbAbitarttts'ot ,,ael - i. - I w. ... . o- v'i-iA- ,.,1,1 Vifn 7l l) . , . ... . , ... ,. 1 , , , I i H vaBa-d- OU. ..A1BQ t.'u. ,1 hnniAR. summer ana tab- A...tf- ui.lu h t v ni ,1 In .Piiail . I vin We make the best IHI&TOWSa ed to the Stepney oefceteryThd laid .n. LET. Main street Newto-wn-.iu. ...i, leading , KnCrTiSndlird 1 All ot 'ril55iCt-8- to handle and heiM (ifi UrWiteportV 15 rest in side Qf.ber VrAi.L lJ.J.SV CU kind light l.ivAhe.patrenaiin thetamH?,iMoWythes 'f loillU June. We also make tbe WAKELEKor l-- I - durable. e Stationer. The will be MessrsA-B- . 111 ln-i- 1 nB-uo- r wnWAfl I Wcidia I ' . '".'-'- . ;i- '"i man- - , be.t father. ' ta SatH. .jlJiiiM ''"tOwakM'WedBeiay.iA-p- l li.wo. Al i. ''TT' v ding, on Sow hbaryplow cb pana.-Bam- as was ; Biji "i" jp 11 peopGeys ZZtJZ Downs, s w. a. v. tsraaiey ana IUF0KTABT10FAJU1KSS. i ,'mvu; at soutnoifry. A pa.ru caxeiuuy F. 11 fosr, tuetamriiuiuiii,u,.i.tuic yitawr J,ijr8,inrea . rtWaXUT ifWTEBS. jriinin I I . t a. , nu ThB"loli6wTnFlerter"wfll ! sairiNewtown."iajjr Atonroe. Ct..,.. ' i .1 :i t tfil'turth Aotiearta Teceive sued oeiore casi iron explaTii itseM; P"rcWyq ..l.j aylnerfeWtet' I Ibwa' Brfrd Lvv Brotswra'cuwilren's blouse H.M.Cjnfield. 1 tiUtenM.tSYce',rar if parts. Taylor HPbbell. Newt own, V"?ni.I intonnSatlon A V4 hours ItalUM . Air-s- VfP. JACVA. BKOXSUjr: com. 4 I 12th Conn. I Hr uoj;onry, -- .aviL Brother tliiib ASIjCfiESSFUliEWfTilNlvfeNT. In renlv to yours Ot the daut: ISWlftllto Bia.1 Y"yM,alj&y JV.ru .13, .U, I Collector. Newtown. 7J - fc'JnW K .jit J,-.ar- 1 -' Wt 'I'oCutf' LlhXare 4 ifauob tfcfcijuttditia.nli.a.nropet;, (Sidewalk- and .'T. r st .A-- v U oi hfVs'- hala ' attd-- Pefcr; lui)gl The cttilflren's fctaVfaiaiienf, April ive 7O0B, me o0k- betwn sorins: trade in the line of harnesses and was excellent and tbose who it tal tor Ma, NeMCnam .NWtoffn nLANTS'FOB SALEtrawberry plants. aU had thlH aeaadli. and iMirWderst and In itybted toswrXa.Wy a tbe old and rffew'' afriette,' Khiipberry for , . .. .1 ,1 ... XJ u iir t.1 u n purcnHm I as v.. Iwiut man Ls Levy.arott rs' trunks jtpd bagsJ fi IcIlaKgetteseTff) niifbycr(Jit the part ,nm tO ens1"" i'""" "u """" T'". iii I annMiiJiaheat. bidder. oi RV.J2J!lprJTTT AY FOR S ART5JtCal'breeHt'tftrn ni.ntar .ii thu vin,l. RitLnixberrv " commodious stables on Middle Street. If had in preparinir-th- children, A lie vWytrTiW-lTf- lel Coait'icdaitlft-I?- ,rriaiA TwiTE ConnT XaBOS KInWBD. Anw" WAR.NEH. Sandy all lhBi cnuBWcMI Eldorada new. Be they - ! " ...... ioKSr.murrt t I lmiUi or. ! sure and list betora ordering 4oM 8uoday IttRiCF H1?dif niaurwi w lnm- 1 1 1. ,i timimm.aia-i- u I II J W,'ret)W"pafsed ?ririH)yrt.K4,W . Wft ar now.trerare' d to niace aitorneraror tt lit " .11 rJ a BrltfifebbVr, hi theft line grve tnem cair, ."r'i'",i" "I -- bTiCFautnro'Mi.tor th'tr'irt'Of , 70B SAIjB TenthouBandjCnestnut ajiinglea. ktIl3cQb44with his cornet, "-- rrf s.!-w- r-t imnir-- fierce aaarft.18, JXeior.PKipeaand-partic- .7 b. xpe " Mm-a- j VSarairtS . ikl..V.I I'. I ,.lt ll.I :t Ji:JJ.i.Ui.J . iii' 6A.inj:-feowF- Qse, JpTlahi h anirrUaril to dorjmPrrW'T.RaBlRna it welp'AaeVfejv4K.r SarsffB.j Piatt.' lftt onj.' I ot w with advertised in was recitations and M TJolyi, A'AH! A'KIlOilMpatrtng ditpaiiituiK TTTANTED All toknwWttoaAAaniwfUlng out shears the sharpener followed by dialogue?, bmt hdi a AIWBtB08B,P4)lUlTaK8-riFnr sa1"! aneVaamtogeB a w f d aj-o- BTBlhea. fli iMarbeJ-4fiBadlel!- 1 .iiaBcJJc-Jii- ll BBWaaar gone igwmynwo. tliiK hi AfirtiWa-- Miliyf lJoX pava'.'on abi8tnbtfliUf iMN lIOIIU J JfMJaljai II' "t J DiuISccilh wi-v bM fi. m. fiAi1 IffVm 's i i nn in. ra i nimniirtuiu ik irLvr duet M'ises Susie Brafdfey'and at rirnvvuo ri ct'un by (Eueje,; 3ltfeetS : A L H , OnPATU. K I.AT-- I iTATa-- B tlnrimLorrr no I fi,,tliartWiiMLnJt.1 Mollnila.l. W. tlol'm previous to - - - - w- - - afwyi Vvuvtoavo. nni,ndai A. t ts . . - ' i : u a ij ii n ' i m a e r .r i- t- karin Slocnt, rner:ou ono M; ' in r rii r- - bar--1 conn. : l' ' 1 - I or avenue, ppjknlW c." an Instrumental Miss Dora noid ;ubb, matting, bimxtiii . TVOGNC owning! Bridgeport, piece by gwiqs carpets, i f' i ' ma-ncr- -. , .t- To-da- 5TirviihrArr-0-jTV- ,.... t - , I - y a legal holiday nil wai Taunton ' r l 01 rST- . . , . TTZ (Friday) being Pierce, accompanied by CitlJOleree on tocus. '""-'- Ti ""'TV...... ' rhe Newtown )BfeU 111,,. exercisie g Den enne i as Vktfl'efehttpoupd; hrsTeortiet. The closinsr was a Au qtldnee. LyeaS witb We aVRg 'Smith 'Building Co., Ctau closed. nHnifhwU mil hn 4 Jantata.PB titled "The Crowning oi Cbriet- - fof wprt - and H E. PriagpbWP'FamA rPrd.toeotoiyrDa.li-lni-f. fetb.! .esao. hargtlns ,rnu.. l.l.At - ,nmk 99!wsH8kn5Bi - as ,.- . wwi..gAtft- tne children's I "I. i I . 1",,",M!aB'WBSi1iW!8i1 ...U it . . . : , I. V 1 1 - XB.UX1 l i .. of baa ma," representing I 1 RfnNY I,'. tf.l WH.CI rii'l a i . XntJWWWM, ... Louis Skldmore Bridgeport ING OH'TT.U'-- , rr i T.rri'.-.- mulIlliVRRn .1RK,SKH HULL-Pr- oa W3l3l - a aiOVERI MlMBmMI I 1H1R HLLawTnnfi norSa DO.Br CQlDInUl QU nv9..cu.. . . rrMni murtiu i iiXiAB eI -- i; nniriMiOXHa tot jrW - - eOSTELfcQi, ,,(Birw...raj:W JiewAl'Uea, Tfci: BBi- - .T- . 1,1 i i aavn-- 1 elWWa.S iBji SbMjiibiiiii'' ia "IT aB, fVili-- Onrl it t at lJdiii- . I X U1UU11- -, rva.u.i-- u weat week tne rour lie rVf ..b. irariiiira SON, NeWroWWiOMin. ,;i W 1...l' -- CSLABIS E, ITEEKST newtownr III, A, WW - " i T . ,r favor. New Year's Drougnt lfm?l fj'r kAHIM w'tnt-t- " an tafi nmn'l ifflef riMalnftted in inar1o.lfulnr. TniAii ntiintM And bnishAa of Wtt 8A!LfETtireeybuagcowwViii Al t lAWl! something bright '"Wj Me pMaWW W MMrasMe f I ' tr. A ' t fr. this. T.niirs Piatt. Judith Mitchell. HfiyiV ii Mffl .ii hna,aiBaraBUAliKUIUial AAina, riFF.n icanv Maine seea nota TMPOBTAm Lynch Haloney rrom of KpOtlRd8l..tVi 1 t IWseetl Chamberlain's Remedy beennsr ,io potatoes. - BRA fABUBC. " at th',Ucp''itib,Jlhefy Cough Ivf , av&a ?ww.'wwvTTrri"ii i owpl .oa Bussett Stepney,iVop" , 9 M 1 1 a , M . .,. .fr Minahl. nrlWfl- BClWMia 1'Br.n ffau.nBatiarila.Binti lOUB snoea on A I in4.wi f .ui. Pioitu, fitf-- oJ -- t st. m-- !l5iiJiiuM f2ff 8ft,n lpralbhWwolvtfcli'diiU. (Wi 'riWTtiw r;j- nv,; fTl trrtn '',v ftrjrrj' 'TiTZ .sufiftrt onoes in town sua lowee SALlUouseeonta set spr-fe"- New Year and winter - , -f -- . or AMUrri yiAttl tmi lavor in cox & Sonv drnirglsto, Marshfleld, O'? ailln white!; $1 Shoes, all new goods. also 10; acres main ...... : . u .1 t . - )nouWiii Mifylius ! and of meadow; Bookeau twp.acrea i- elloes. I larhifn, a vinliPt erown : EIDER -i,i walk before received ... '.. with - Aiimmernink , lifed. .. . tMPVJtW'la.rw gon. an r.K'..4fnd v,in.toAn. For th. i.ht. woou .hriATftii i.i.c I WU1 I BENT nonn TnBLlrinar ot all kinds. Km -- j nnR churches. sell TJOK SALKOR 8un set 'telnTfatoi,i(.i. V WrW0nha'mJA Wutkwi ith4us f nWW5?(iaua-wvarletle- Pota- m and It. V.. hk. special Innir tr5leaniut"fhis rpftirdvi . X B ol Seed store, ol srfMswS. af bhsliel was re--. fcl'l'.J..J..Bj.WrWiWltr,.T on orf oV7aa8onaSie terrns. Enquire, 1I STa'? JWjby ii. , fMknirra-t- i arn err .lfirs.rK.lv tr'mmed nraislrfsr ft always g'1e pftiinpt. 're of St Valentine) jtgEtp; toes at hard times prices, call addret, . ir'14l4a U. fc. b7Vr street, f' AHLAn."ewwn'ImlfS.vlnga l.' sp1; - THKRON K. PL. ATT, atone Edge Farm, New, T'.r1 wan,Trr'."Tf all the advanced . Uef. is valuable for bld by Miss isaran fiatti vgn,- IWtiTiAaBOll Bill ,t 'I!li(r.-l5t?r- f Conn. "m A ) n tqMie unf round bats la It especially presented -i- Conn. toWo?UoW, PVAiVOCBMr Bedding Bldgi'Ctl1 "Hwiluurf bTtiie--tidies- t laaaAjt iglt relieves tbe lungs, makes breathing Vo2XtteY$t.,'' ?fljef0ri, linil Tnfl KtloM yii)ilBO)I o Unity"' Flowr, axrf ilwr.,hiMwj('o,l ofiaml-iO- i. B1-;.,- n inj iimm)l qlt oi SiiIanoad sL.ia i.i r ,1, ,)lrvi? r lflM a.lM lojala Bid l1ill ,tlU4.in iT SM ntliBil .tUTAD J sHMssHBHBnVSsBHnMBBnMHeHMnMSB Mrs William Stillson's, the fore part of Swift estate is being put In readiness for Newtown Bee the week. the new merchant, Henry S. Comstock. The L. E. Brague, Instead of following his Easter Capes FBIDAT, APEIL 13, 1895. Clarence B. Hawley returned to Storr's trade as blacksmith, has bought a team The Travelers7 (juide. school on Tuesday, after a and finds work in drawing wood at Wood-- If we the book," agricultural - "go by ClKCDIiATION. week's sojourn at his borne in Hawley- vine, lor Mr Clark. His shop is now NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AVU HARTFORD weeks Vil'e. r- i ' closed. KAlLRiJAI). (last Mrs is to remove of UHDASf 1882, 610 Sedgwick preparing BKKKStllSX DIVISION. book !, Haw-leyvill- sales) LAST WEEK, ... 8200 Benjamin Matthews returned to e, to Naugatuck. Her son is here to help it's last week, after spending some her. He came up last week, driving 38 NEW HAVEN North. MO a. m, U8 P-- m. easy or 40 miles across - soatb, lis., in., H p. m. time with relatives in Long Island. the country. 8H KLTON North. 10.10 SL. In-- , 1 p. m. Bootil. enough to Mrs Hine is in a critical condition. 10.35 tL- - TO p. in. what Affairs About Town. Dr Marcy called to his counsel one day STEVENSON North. 10.2S a-- m tua p. m. predict last week Dr Bacon of New Milford. He sontn. 3 a. 7. is pan. a n MONROE North, flO-- - t&0 P m enviable In Litchfield County. feared peritonitis, which was found to ex oath. tie.17 s m., tf.u p. m. i Easter-wee-k , IN THE HOLY CITY. ist in a mild lorm. tier recovery is to oe A BOTeFORD North. 7 10.39 s, m, 13.20, 6XH, for. She seemed more comfort SUGGESTION OF NEWNESSFOKEASTEE 6.14, 7.06 p. m. 8ur.day.8J0 a. m. SouUi, 10J1 KENT. hoped 7.0 Cape record THE HOPES OP TEAKS FULFILLED. able a. m., p. m. Saturday. 12-S- HE WTOWN North, 7 44, 10.47 a m, 8.11 we'll make. LANDING AT JOPPA. RAILROADING Mr Peck and wife Pervades inch 6.22, 7 .12 m. OF HISTORIC arejboth improving. every of our crowded store these a of buule and marks p. Sunday, 8JS a. m. Sooth. 1HP IN PALESTINE. ARRIVALS AT THE INTEREST. Mrs Sackett and Mrs afflict- bright Spring days spirit activity every 8.47 lO.Oi, 11.27 mM 4.29. SJO. m. Calhoun are 7J. BASp. SUNDAY EVENING. counter. is it?" Sunday, p. m. But let HOLY CITY ON A representative of The Bee dropped ed with a cold and cough, which has "Why you ask. Take the trouble to run in here a half hour or an hour, run over the mountains ILA WLKYVILLE KorUu 7JS2. 10.50 s m last week be last week. To NARROW STREETS THE CITY OF FOUR in on Jeremiah Fuller,the other day, and come quite recently. M.-- s Sturtervant of new 12.66, 5.21, SJO.T.iO p.m. Sunday, 8i7 a. m. THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY some in- remains about same. - . fresh, garments spick and epan in their factory freshness and of and material South, 7.01, 8.39, 9.54. 11.19 a. 8J5, e-- BILLS. was entertained by a recital of the beauty style get the m. SuntiRT. 6.57 n. 01, meet demands us for ITS FOOLISH SUPER- on Peter Smith has renovated p. tn. upon SEPULCHRE; teresting facts. The present farm the Dwy prices, and you'll readily understand the secret of our Immense business. There's no to BROOKFIKLU JUNCTION Korth. SUB. 11.10 Suits, etc., STITIONS. GOLGOTHA OUTSIDE THE which Mr Fuller resides has been in the blacksmith shop, stocked it. shoes, nails. obligation buy but - 1.20, sao, 7.29 p. m. 6miJ ay, 8.36 Capes, Waists, WALLS. THE JEWS' PLACE OF WAIL be belts and and he to look at the family for many years. It originally screws, says expects goods and prices. Your judgement will do the rest. 6.42 D. m. bODdtT .ViX n. m. attention shall be ING. THE OF OMAR. OLIVET be on hand for service six of the niL diligent MOSQUE longed to his great granmatner, josepn days dwar ibLV-no- sjub . 11.15 a. n in. week. AND ITS BEAUTIFUL VIEW. OLD JE- Fuller, who came to Kent from uoicnes' week. "Six days shalt thou labor and 6.50,7.34 Sunday, 8.41. South, turned to this o-- 84730, RUSALEM IN VERY TRUTH. ter about the year 1730. But it is of his do all thy work." This Is a Divine in 11 a. m, m p. m. Sunday, ajrj p. m. for the masses or LA.NESVILI.E:jj, and STILL RIVER North, 8JS grandfather, Abraham Fuller, that more junction and binding not only upon . Capes FROM FIRST J ELEGANT a. m., - p. in. bouio, B.4U, b.10 a. mv CONTINUED PAGE. of interest is known. He was blacksmiths but all able bodied SPRING STYLE OVERCOATS o-- the classes. Capes whose appointed upon 3.10, p. m. uunaay, north, 78.47 a. m, ensign of the first company in Kent in his men and women. The seventh is the south. tj6 d. m. trim- the old cheerless MKW 7 varied artistic art Jerusalem, sitting the 01 Sabbath and the of sacred not For MlLKoliL North. 2, a.m .1.15. patterns, amid because thou didst not maiesty's service.Ueorge, id. King day rest, young men and men are here in all modern richness of material, style, fit and 5.56, 6.10, p. m. Sunday, U.58 a. m. South, thy ashen, Great Britain. He was lieu that of ox or but of made in workmanship throughout. 10.48 22 and sweet styles, have know the when came. appointed horse, man, 8J5, SJ06, 9.25, a. 111., 5 10, ( p. m. mings day thy good tenant in October, 1770, and captain in the image of God. - $6 50, $7 50, $13-50- , $20. Bundav. 6.20. me $10, $12, $15, MKKWINSV1LLB 8 9 a. ran formed the Fasg on, then, into the nignti tnee 1774. On 4, 17?a, witn his The snow still remains in spots. The North. .35, already new Jerusalem Slav. June o.2z p. in. aunuay.y.uMa-111- . bourn, mtS,am. into a charmed into the shadow. The company he marched to Fredericksburg, great fields are bare, essentially. It has ioju Cloak Room must take thv room, the city adorned as on R K.ST 11.51 m SS Hi. x., wnere tney enlisted in tne con- gone with the sun. Tbe Blight ram or North, 89, a. i, p. m. circle for feminine hearts. a bride for her husband, the city whose Mr has com assisted somewhat VASSALB0R0 DIAGONAL SERGE ounuay.w.24 a. tn. bourn, 10 a. m, 4.14, are tinental army. Fuller the Saturday, however, 6.56 n. Hi. Suiniv A 5tl n n. s walls are Salvation, whose gates in its I mission nis received irom disappearance. All-Wo- 'CORNWALL Low prices are the rage, whose children are the children grandiatner Cheviot. Here are Men's ol CHEVIOT blue and arenas remarkable as BKliHjK North. 9M a. m KM. Praise, the crown, and also the pay roll of his SUITS, black, that the Men's CLAY 4 JO. 6.52 p. m. Sunday, 9-- a. ra. feoutli, 1041 a of the and whose 111 and don't have to take Highest, dwellings company in the Revolutionary army WORSTED a. m.. 3.16. 1 n . ftunikvj.ll n. m- - you $10 Suits that are such a stir. are not the EST COOS WALL-Nor- 14 a- a flat make Love's everlasting home. Otis some of the men who served in making They flimsy light weights that promise so much th, - m, 12.12, flimsy garment to get W. S. S. Mediter- - Among BANTAM. ui p. tn. Sunday 47 a. m. South, 4 Barker, "Kriesland," his were ; to the eye and touch of and so a. 123. SJii p. m. ,4J1 m. Trash at no rean Sea, 100 miles northwest from grandfather's company Joseph inexperience do little, but strong, sturdy, well put together Vassalboro Mills Sunday p. price. price. Bates, A. Wilcox, Timothy Stevens, - Beyrout, Wednesday, March 13, 1895. Miss Carrie Lester spent her vacation Cheviot. The is all wool the is all made from the b st of will wear botspokd to mamoRMm- Stephen Eaton, Newcomb Baymond, in New Milford and Miss Lena Morehouse warp and filling Worsted, stock, that and BOTSFORU North, 10JH a. m 1J.20. 5j04. A Del tfartiett (jnamoernn and o n. 1.us p. m. sunoay, x.ie a. m. south, 7.17, l.ampnere, is still in Woodbury. look better than Cheviot Suit made for We have these same in 13 ll-S- , Easter Waists AT THS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Joseph Eaton. Mr Fuller's grandfather, any $10. goods Boys' Long Pants Suits, sizes ajn-- 447, 7j07 pun. Sunday, (Jl was miss Minnie Brown, who has been lor p. m. Caps Abraham Fuller, appointed sometime in care Mrs to 19 made as well and Ht as well at 50- - Also Two Piece Short STEFNKT North. 10.24 a. 12 m the of George years, $8 Boys' Pants Suits (double breasted 8-- As to Waists, the figure REV HENRY UPSON PREACHES ON TRUE overseer and guardian over the Scata- - p. m. Sunday. a. in South, UMt, Clemmons, has gone to her father's in 1 . JS, SUCCESS. cook Indians in October, 1773. Jeremiah Jacket. Pants made with double seat and knee) sizes 4 to 15 years, find these at no other 111, , .10 p. in. Dao(uy,M8 p. here given, name Torrington. $5, you'll place. a. tn., 4.48, Fuller's father also bore the of Miss undav. 7 kralh. IJU. accu-rat- el so Florence Hollister of Woodbury pretty 0 Kev Ilenry Upson of New Preston was Teremiah. Fuller Mountain, called, is Mrs William .0M, 11.49 a. m.. 4.51. 7.21 p. m Sunday 6.44 received its from the that it learning dressmaking at p. m. e he preacher at the Congregational name, fact s. I y a was settled brothers of linen iCASSIMERE SUITS TRDM BULL North, 7.16. 10.1". II .23 a. m church on Sunday, giving forcible and by Fullers, Capt : 6.43 Mrs Henry Kuntz is teaching at Head 4.42, p. in. frumlay, 7 a. tn. South. discourse the Luke Abraham Fuller of the 7 Sa. 8.14 style helpful from text Revolutionary For Men and Men 11.54. a. m, p. m. Sunday, 12:15, "For a man's life consistetb not fame, some of whom later removed to quarters. Young almost unlimited assortment of these popular good. Lateet cut and finish and fit, Miss Carrie Elmer Is In Corn. tyl, 11.10 4 in the abundance of which he Vermont. The present house teaching BRlIKiEPORT North. 7XO, 10, JO, things occupied wan. neat and dressy, at $7 50,$10, $12, $15, $18, $20. Not one of thtm ever sold like the price before. p. m. Sunday, 7J15 a. m. Arrive, 7.50, front view. The bv Mr Fuller, has been it is anything S a. aUO, 1M) in. TJji possessed!.'' speaker emphasized standing, School ia again open. This time for m. lijji, p. unlmy But the truth that success in life consists not said, somewhere in the vicinity of 100 12 weeks. p. opinion in what a man has but what he is and years. DBcr umsioK. is ex-- a what be does. In view of this it follows MEN'S CLAY WORSTED DANBURY North, 8.40, 7.45, 10.57, a. SUITS .,1-5- rapidly MR BIELBY TO KENT. m 5.1s, 6.iO, 6.U m. 7JM, 1 is REV LEAVE LANESVTLLE. p. bouto. t e d, as that the prime object self culture, de, S, a. m., li.40, &5. p. m. !, velopment. A man ought to grow intel Rev W. F. Bielby has accepted a call Rich, stylish, good, wearers, and altogether a suit that you will feel perfectly at home in at any time or place, tn., 5.05 p.m. Suniay,sja. BETHEL North. 1049 one's eye lectually, ine second part 01 success, to the Church of Messiah, Greenbusb, in Frank Shore, who has , occupied the (.48, a, Mr was in no matter what the occasion. You'd consider yourself lucky if you bought this suit at most stores for $20. You i.34. 5.03, 5.4r, 6M p. in. Sunday, 10.17 a. m, meets the Waists Upson said, doing something the diocese of Albany. He not only re Jackson farm the has moved 8. 6.17. 115 themselves, : past year, p.m. South, 10.04, a. m, li.47, action that is to ac ceives an increase of will be m. m- -, 5.13 worthy designed salary, but to uarmei tim. needn't pay that here however we don't ask or expect ft. Our price is $15 not a cent more or less. 4.t, p. Sunday. S.li a. pan. with material of pronounced complish good. Man is made to work near educational fa John Mallett of New Milford is worfc RfcDDLNU North. 7.36 a. m, iJX, tM exceptionally good p. m. 10.11 a. 8.U tn- - but modest bis faculties qualify him for it and urge cilities for his children. Easter day will ing for G. L. Hamlin. Sunday, m., p. Sooth, beauty. him to it. Man was made to do good, to be the close of his labors in Kent and the Mrs Will O'Dell and two children I a. in., 5. IS p. tn. with Bonnet to I 8ANKORD North, 7.M a. I.S4, KM p. m. Along Hats, serve hU fellow mea, to glorify God, first after 21, the relatives in Pine Hill. STYLE ! in, Sunday Easter, April visiting SPRING HATS 10 Him All this can be done Sunday, 0 a. S ua p. m. south, 4t a. Capes, etc., will the Eas enjoy forever. beginning of his new charge. Will Hamiin and wife have moved m., UM, 7.15 p. tn. Sunday, 8.21 a-- p. go and well done in humble life. It is nec- Rev W. F. Bielby has resigned his from bis father's place to the Betts farm A complete assortment of the latest Spring shapes from the best makers in the country but not at best mak- in. ii BRASCirVILLK North. 7.1S, ter Parasols which a brighter essary that action be simply good, devot position as chairman of tbe board of ed in New Fairfield. Merritt Lane will as ' 105 p. m, ers' prices. Bless you we don't we never have done business that way. The flnet Hats at $1 35, $2, $2 50 and SJT, 0 p. m. Sunday. 10 a. tuiH p. m. ed, honest, or to one's ucation for the town of which he sist him in his work this summer. 4.4S.7-2- " bol makes neces- according ability Kent, South, 7.5S, 10.18 a. m, 1.U5, 1 p.m. shining Then it is virtuous. never dies and ' . SS It has held for the past five years. During $3. Pay $1 to $2.50 more for the same hat, with another name, if you are so minded. That's business not Sunday, a. i. p. m. a bears fruit for the future. this time changes have been made your ; KoRGtTOWN North, fxm a. mS.IS. CJ6 p. sary. And there's scarcely many J7 a. 7 A! in the and the standard of the ours. But will need a wear w ill find Sunday, m, p. tn. South. tJu schools, you? If you Spring weight Overcoat to with the Suit, them at $0.50, 23. 1.0, 7.25 p. m. Sunday. 5-- a. possibility of not finding one schools raised and tbe buildings In Fairfield lai ST JOHN'S CEDECH. greatly County. that will with improved, and the text books brought NEW YORK A NEW ENGLAND B B. go nicely your up to more modern ideas. All this has TRUMBULL. October SS, ls4. EASTER SERVICES. been without or BOYS' CLOTHING. HAWLEYYILLE East iijOJ, 7 15 p. m. outfit. accomplished jarring Wen a. m, s p. m. and Communion serious RKWTOWN r7.30 Morning prayer Holy complaint. THE FARMER SHOULD BE Ali EDUCATED No. 1 Suit at - Blue Cheviot medium Cassimeres Eaut p. m. West with sermon at 10.45 a. children's Boys' $2- fancy light that inspire buines, cheap at $2.50. a. ra, K.53 p. m. tJI m.; MAN. ; SANDY IIOOK East an. and 4 m. sex $2-50- - 77 p. service Holy Baptism at p. Eugene Bull has been reappointed No. 2 Boys' Suit at India blue, black and brown Cheviots, double breasted j icketf, panu double seat West 8.4S a. m 2.4s p. m. ltli, Special music. ton of the Congregational church of Prof Philips public lecture given un SOUTH BltRY East itsi, 7 p. m. West Kent. der tbe auspices of the Trumbull Grange and knees, patent elastic waist band ought to be quick sellers at $3.50- - No. 3 Boys Suit? at $3 50- - In rf gular 8JW a m ; iJo p. m. W. a was tTrains stop wbm signaled MALLMEECftf( TRINITY CHURCH AFFAIRS-ANNUA- Rev F. Bielby paid parting visit listened to Dy a lair bized and ap rsdy D. B. Sack In caf-imere- , to the schools under his charge, during preciative audience, composed mostly of Suite, Reefer Suits, Junior and Sailor Suit?, elegant all wool Cheviots, Tweeds and fiHrvirm pntDniti COR. CHAPEL AND TEMPLE STS the besides several ana ramilles. The Novemtwr til. IMA. PARISH MEETING. past week, making dairymen their pro other popular fabrics you have seen no better at 5. No. 4 Boys' Suits $5.00 Regular double breasted Suit, BETHEL Leave 77 a. m- - CIS pastoral calls. fessor prefaced his lecture with a few Sunday 2 a. m. Arrive a. I 6.15 n. ra. CONN. The annual parish meeting will be The Daughters of the King have made words of encouragement to all those en Beefer.Junior and Sailor Suits, beautifully trimmed, spick and spaD in style and stuff, dark, medium and col- p. tn. Sunday NEW HAVEN on z m. a bundle of clothes for the children in his con light HA WLKYVILLE North, S4Sa. mSJSi p. m. held Monday next at p. quite gaged agriculture, expressing Sunday, 8 a. m. Leavo tor Bethel aUi a, in an Episcopal orphanage in Kiculand viction that such, everything considered ors. No. 5 Boys' Pants 50c. Fine cassimeres and cheviot Short Pant?, double seat and knees, patent wafct band, m., 4.30 p. m. Sunday, 6 p. m. Maine, and sent them on their way to were doing as well in these times as any SHfcPAtG North, tSAS a. m, tS.44 p. m. Mr and Mrs D. C. Peck returned to make a few glad hearts on Easter day class of people. He spoke hopefully of good wearer. Sunday, tS4S a.m. South. S mJ fi7 p. their home on Mt Pleasant on of a numbor of the Kent tobacco their but insisted that the farmer m. Sunday, 5J6 p. m. Friday Quite future, POXBL KY t"AI.Lb North. tSJS a. tn, ts.vj last week. Their daughter. Miss Ada, assorted drive out to Dover every day must be in these times an educated man p.m. Sunday, ts-5- " a-- Sonth,r9.20 a.m tt.tt remains in the mountains for the present to assort a large crop of tobacco belong His lecture was confined to tbe manage' 5. m. Sunday, t&36 p. in. and is much benefited the of to one of the Dover rarmers. ment of and use of land for XBURY North, 10.12 a. m., p. m. Sun-- . by change ing crops the day, 0.10 a. m. South, 9.11 a. m, (jo) p. m. climata. acquiring the best results as to quantity 327 Sunday, 5.15 p. m. and of food. He Illustrated Main JCDD'S BK1DGE North, a. t- - P-- quality the Street, ttf.17 tl02 in, BREDGEWATER. Sundav, a. tn. South, rjM a. .0S relative value of different cereals,' em . t5-0- James Nichols has been a guest of BRIDGEPORT, CT., p. m. Sunday, S p. m. friends In New Haven. phasizing tbe well known fact that, all WASHINGTON North, 11.07 a. m, J7 p. m. MRS ANN JEANETTE LYON. things considered, clover was the best of Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing. Sunday, 7 a. m. South, &J3 a. m r. an en ni.Suudny. 4 p. m. 55Sr those who have died in food for animals, besides being SEW FaKSTON North. 1L17 a. 6.21 r. n Among lately or 9.43 &AH Benjamin Miles of Botsford Hill district there is one whose life de richer the soil. At tbe close be was Sunday, a. m. South, a. 2J j on Bridgewater in a manner that indicated Sundav. p. tn, is to sell his houe and lacrl at auction serves more than a notice. Mrs questioned ROMFORD 11 31 a.m- tOJO ftnn- - 15. passing considerable scientific and North, - djb. Monday, April Don't forget it. Ann Jeanette Lyon was born in this practical day, 4 a. ui South. AAO am- - t2JSp.au town in and Knowledge among tnose present. Sunday, 4.26 p. m. September, 1S08, although MORRIS North, 110, fSS p. m. 8un. Merchant A. B. Fancher of for a short time her home was elsewhere nay, mxti a. in South, r83S a. p. m. Hawley yet the last 50 years of her life were CHESTNUT HILL. Sunday, 4.1s p. m. fll viile is a brand of coffee that is 1 selling in this Sbe was therefore BANTAM North, 2.05, p.m .,6.44 p. m. Sunday. with his customers. He in- spent village. Mrs S. Beach has visited in winter in has returned home it is also the of all fertili- cient for cows to in- SJTt 13U very popular well known to all, to those few Agur Saratoga, prices cheapest begin on, the ration 10Oa.m. South, a. m, p. m. Son. vites the farmers in to especially in . zers. man 4.07 a. rn. that locality give now who childhood Brooklyn. quite improved health. Tbe who buys cottonseed creasing up to 2 quarts or more daily as day, Nutntone a trial for tbeir cattle and living spent tbeir Mrs is Mrs Daniel will the meal and feeds it lAKl North, tl2 08 p m p.m. Snnday, with some in- Samuel French improving and Mangum spend' intelligently obtains in tbe animals get used to it and their tlO.24 a. tn. fs.25 a-- m her. Indeed, of the older three-fourth- South, , p.m. Son. horses. able to sit summer with her mother, Mrs Charles tbe manure at least s of its to stand such The 3.56 tl3 habitants remember well and kindly the up. ability heavy feeding. day, p. tn. James Turner has cut himself Briggs. fertilizing value. Buy cottonseed meal table below shows that the food materials LITCHFIELD Arrive 12.15 p. tn, 6.52 p, m. time when they were scholars in the quite R. Wilson Sunday, 10.30 a. m. South, 0.20 a. ED, IJ5 Sommers Crof we are to learn and is at tbe has moved to bis new home instead of corn. Cottonseed meal is or nutrients in a ton of cottonseed meal ui Sand&v. p. na. p. utt, glad school she taught in her younger days. badly Bridgeport hospital in highest-price- d in 30 We are now with the latest and Is tor treatment. Newtown. usually the cattle feed represent a commercial value of $23.63 prepared improving after an absence from busi Her parents were Lemuel Beardsley and Mrs Sarah with her sons and the linseed meal $15.45 in corn while tbe moat ltnnrovea machinery to drill artesian ness 01 weeks. Ann names in Mr so much as Green, market, possibly except- against mexl, wells to any depth from SS to 00 teet. We about four Polly Hawley, familiar Scblump is improved their families, have left town, and will ed. The present situation amounts to a fuel value is also greater by 3400 calories. fuerantee that nothing but pure spring water the history of this part of Connecticut. to be able to sit up. make their home on their pur- and farmers should As a the meal contains can our as ur we- - en- In was to recently positive revolution, manure, nearly enter wens, oj system Mrs Hubert Piatt of Island was October, 1831, she married Mrs George Robinson Is quite sick but chased farm in Vermont. govern themselves accordingly. The five times as much food as corn tirely shut -off all surface water that makes Long plant the old due- and stoned ud well so lnlurlous to the last of her old school George Lyon and their married life is gaining slowly. Mrs Mary Hughes has returned from of cottonseed meal in New tbe commercial value of its fertiliz- W. L. water guest, week, lasted 58 Mr consumption meal, Douglas health. Manniacturera paying heavy friend, Mrs Emily A. Bennett. She left nearly years, Lyon having her visit with friends in Waterbury. England has not materially increased of elements over 32G ton to rates oan save tne cost oi an artesian wen in died after a short illness in Mr Warner has Dan- ing being per SHOE FIT FOB A KINS. one or two years. Old wells that run dry dur- for Waterbury, Friday noon. February, sold his farm in Mr and Mrs Alexander Hubbard, who late years, owing to its high price and 5 in corn meal. Thus every dollar S3 season of 1889. Mr Lyon and his family were iel's and Mr 3. ing the last year can be made Farm, Osborn, who has been have the winter at "American the 100 nij. dry de- spent the competition gluten products at lower in corn meal represents abouts r cordovan;rrriin-Tiiinr- deerjar by onr system. Baptists, a body of Christians who in : charge for the past year, has moved bouse," have returned to their home in prices. The latter are than in cents worth of and and animal food, Fine Well and wind mills sup- Mrs William who has been ' higher sp CalfIlKakaroq. fittings, pump Ackley, serve great respect for their fidelity to onto the Beach homestead. plnr furni-he- 43 plied at short notice. Edward New Haven, t previous years, owing to the advance in while nearly $"2.50 worth is d in kept Indoors most of tbe time since Jan- their destinctive principle of "Believers' Mrs Hinman and Mr and Mrs is num. 3.opoucE.s soles. Write as and we will talk the matter over is Clark, corn, from which they are made. It to the cottonseed meal for tbe same with you. uary, improving and her friends hope Baptism ;"" but when they moved to who bave been their winter in concentrated that a a is suill- - The table will itself: to see out soon. connected them spending pint day following explain her again very Bridgewater naturally New York as usual, have returned for PLATTSVLLLE. -- Artesian Well Co-- . selves with - Ono ton (20Qp lb) contains Cost Oorn Meal, Cotton seed Meal, BOYS'SCHOXSrm. Bridgeport the Congregationalists, tbe summer. - per lb Lbs Worth Lbs W on h 2J7S Office, M flonston St., Conn. whose mode of worship and church go . S. is on the sick " 4 140 3 21 752 29 Bridgeport, The friends of Silas Fairchild will Rodger list. : Olprotein, 3c ai. LADIES Aomas 8eo. Patrick E. Edgar Mrs C. 1 14 70 80 2 09 Klder, Kennelly, Snpt. oe to learn he is now were similar tq tbeir own. If "a workman is known by his chips. E. Hough of Bridgeport, Fat oi oil, 2i wanted In every town. Liberal glad that improv were also able to believe that of the late Minott Tuttle of Statch, cugar, fiber, 0J4 1210 11 63 SM 3J3S commission. Ing, . and it is hoped that as the mild They then tbe great pile of slabs near Ward's daughter grace is found "all those who this came near death's door last L aJ ! spring weather advances he will be able among mill would indicate that considerable place, Total nutrients. 1.428 tl5 43 1,370 923.63 run rna to resume work at the rubber. love our Lord Jesus Christ," and found timber has been sawed this winter at that June with typhoid fever, which was fol- ties of them lowed her in an calorie". 28.200 31,600 Farm Cream many sympathy uniting to place. A. "Y" by peritonitis, leaving Yielding Over Ob Mlllkm Peepto wear Ibo Separators. the "Brown church." as St Mark's is fa- Banford Beach has built small res emaciated condition which she has never Manurlal Value and Plant Food Elements in one Ton. Misses Suie and Libbie Chambers vis a on a Nitrogen, 16o 29 4i4 133 $21X5 W. L. & Sboes A feed cooker will miliarly called, and its rectors always ervoir near his residence for farm; recovered and has now to be lifted Potash, 4 8 32 30 140 Douglas $3 $4 ited Misses Abbie and Susie Mitchell of pur 6 13 .65 61 3 04 AH found in their house a cordial welcome. poses and irom which be will - harvest sheet and placed in a rolling chair. Miss Phosphoric acid. our shoes are equally satisfactory furnish steam to run South Britain, last week. Mrs much her Broderick, a of New Haven They five tha beet valoe tor the Lyon very priced prayer his ice to the saving of much time and graduate Total, $5.11 23) $20.09 custom tboea la aad which she as a to has been with ber 10 months. Tbey equal I ctyle fit. book, kept companion labor. hospital, American Agriculturist Their wearing; qua Ittee are newiiiaeat d. William Wheeler has moved into Wil her well used Bible, and in her last sick- Her kind treatment and cheerful dis- The pricea are unltorm. eteoirxq on aelew Separator . 11am Inzraham's house and Bert Dun ness, in the absence of her own has added wonderfully to the From Si to S.) saved over ether anakea. Giant pastor, FAIRFIELD. position If dealer cannot e can. Sold --Jr capacity of 300 ham has moved into tbe bouse with Hon shesent for the Episcopal minister and comfort of tbe patient. After Mrs your supply you by Vwith roe found much comfort in those THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Miss Broderick ex- -- Post. prayers Hough's recovery r E. F. isj 600 , pounds per which have sustained the faith of Chris- The Horticultural met on Mon pects to make her home in Bridgeport, HAWLEY, i5"r Miss Mamie who has a tians of and which society much satisfaction of hour. No engine is needed. Donovan, been many centuries, are week lor the first time this to the her many F0RHER1T WITS L-- W. BOOTH & CO. Newtown, Conn waitress at Leonard's hetel for the the common of us all. a day evening friends. - is the outfit in past heritage After year, the previous meeting being pre- It cheapest four years, Is now at work for Langdon, short illness, preceded by a time of vented by stormy weather. A good at be obtain- Batcbelor & Co , with ber sis- feebleness, she fell peace- first cost that can bearding growing asleep tendance was out and the meeting was 36 WALLCITY PHARMACY,BRIDGEPORT, C0HN- - ter, Mrs M. J. Bradley. fully, Monday night, February 25, and an one. A pSperon "'Village . WESTP0ET- - STEEET, ed. for free illus-- interesting , ; Send on Thursday was buried beside her hus- Improvement" was read by Dr Donald- Can be iound a lull line of ; & band in the South cemetery, son and one on Rev H. of the trated catalogue to P. M. . Try Wheeler Co.'s high class garden "waiting 'Chrysanthemums" by J. James, secretary DRUGS DRUGGISTS' and farm seeds. - Office corner Gold and for the general resurrection at the last Nellis H. Sherwood. Secretary Dallas Connecticut Temperance Union, gave an PURE and SUPPLIES Shakplbs, West Chester, Middle Conn. day and the life of the world to come, bis as he lecture in National last We mean business and will not ba undersold. Prescriptions earrfollr compounded, ageats streets, Bridgeport, Lord-Jes- presented resignation, expects interesting hall, - our us The ' for tbe Hrenles Powder Company, Dynamite. Special attention givea to eoantry trade- Penna., or Rutland, Vt. through Christ." to soon remove from town. John; Tait Sunday, . April 7, on "Factors of the rx. w funeral took place at her late residence, fill was il- a - was elected to the term. Drink Problem." The subject William who : unexpired Sohulte, has been living many relatives and neighbors being The executive committee was instructed lustrated means of a fine mapufK-!- : In South Center his fam- by stereopticon. lit district, started present and the rector of St Mark's of- ; and household to arrange for informal exhibitions of The ball was crowded. i-l- ily effects for Crescent ficiated, who was to his testi- 1 ij glad give seasonable, flowers and. fruits at the James Hart expects to move bis fish x Springs, Kentucky, where he will make to the loveliness of her Christian ; i home. mony monthly meetings hereafter. The! May market to Waterbury in tbe near future. ;f it his "Her children rise and TTTK PKKR-H- - - L.T character.. up will probably include an exhib- L1DT OS aa need smut meeting In aetctina-auctiniaao- i call her blessed" and "let her own works ition of pansies and bulbous plants; fnretbough William Waterhouse from Bridgeport praise her In the G. Henry she ia thorn eoahle.1 to lead ail gates." eomrwtltora-- and maud tbe pralana of Wal passed Sunday as a guest at the home of Smith, Bridgewater. April 8. The spruce tree on the lawn of laee'a Elite- Milk Craekra which are ae. I. B. Goodsell in Palestine. large Live Farm ,n th market. Inatat oa H. I. Flint, which was struck by light- Topics. tbe.k?wi'"H,th"Elite." All nomra. PERSONAL BRIEFS. ning last fall, was cut down last week. Miss Lizzie Scudder is enjoying the John and his son-in-la- Mr Easter 'vacation from school duties at About 20 neighbors of Mr and Mrs Forsyth THE CHEAPEST FEES Kyery progressive farmer should investi- Bennett Peck tbem a last Deyo, moved into Edward Osborn's new South Manchester at the home of her par- gave surprise, house, last week. gate. Mr and Mrs S. S. in Thursday evening, it being their 50th ents, Scudder, to-da- Dodg A son and heir was presented to Ji,hn The cheapest feed y is cottonseed erlinjron fridge (on THE BUCKLEY WATERING irigtown district. wedding anniversary. A. on week. A. F. Sherman of Topeka, Kan., and Forsyth Monday meal. It is selling at from $1 to $2 per OP EAST BEKMX, COSN., were Moses Banks and daughter of Green- ton below corn meal. Its feeding value Casi Skli. Von A DEVICE! Mrs C. H. Brush of Danbury guests field a acci- De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures at Elmer last and Satur- were the victims of runaway is far greater than that of corn, while tbe G0DD IRON g Frost's, Friday dent, last week. . While manurial value of cottonseed meal is four STEEL EO OF Fays for ItaoU in one year. scalds, burns, Indolent Bores and never r driving through 3 Jc tMir. loot. day, Mill Plain with a pair of lively tbe times of corn. meal. At current SSAt Writ.- -per Drop a postal for particulars to Cochrane fails to cure piles. E. F. Hawley, New- Solomon Rylander and family have ponies that ihtna Brothers, West Cornwall, Ct. town; S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. moved from Mrs Laura Welton's bouse pole dropped and started the animals. Dealers in Heaters, Stores, eXo. Money Blakemao, Botsford. on to the farm. Tbe occupants of the carriage were MBS W. 0 TRASK, aaved by dealing with us. - "Argoran" thrown out and cut and bruised. C. S. Williams and family of Danbury severely Uaaaiaoturar of into Mrs Welton's Mrs Edward Pierson has returned to DO YOU VISTA County Commissioner M. J. Houlihan have moved Laura town and is welcomed ber VISIT E. HATCH & SONS' a tenement house. truly by many received consignment of 16,000 young friends. - Consumption. and Ladies' FARM WAGON, trout on Monday, which were in Mrs C. H. Jessup has returned to her Hair Work. placed home in the E.'H. Smith of Fairfield will build the The incessant wasting of a If you need anything in the Carriage or Comb'Dii BtKlghtened. roots all rne CARRIAGE OB the streams about Newtown. village. new store of W. H. Banks in Greenfield. over-- '. J. G. Wei ton is on the sick list. can only be - The carpenters are full of work now. consumptive 25 COn. F.M.Frost left the first of the week - come a concentrated line have. Buggies like this cut Writ for in'ormatio ; .. - ... .BUSINESS WAGON? The church at Chesh- Mr Smith is putting tbe finishing touches by powerful Wagon they p n, tr j. Congregational for Cheshire to help In the nursery of N. on the new bouse of Edward Osborne. nourishment'. like Scott's Emul- - DO YOU WANT ire, where Kev James P. Hoy t is pas- 8. Piatt. also Leather Carri- have free A large addition for the accommoda- sion. Tf this is checked all complete; Top tor, adopted the pew system, Lewis Northrop and brother, Charles, on wasting AbsoluthyPurI - WORK DONE? tion of new machinery is being built 2-sea- REPAIB and pledge cards are being circulated in spend a few days in Brooklyn, N. Y., re- and the system is supplied with ted the to see how much can be over the west end of tbe rubber factory. ages, Corning Carriages, Surreys, side kVILLK3T It will be lor your benefit to Correspond parish maining Easter.. Thomas has the contract and strength to combat the disease INJURE, raised for the current expenses. Tbe family of Almon Smith are much Forsyth . a number of men at work there is of VTririssTDajucn with afflicted.! The daughter. Miss Grace, is keeps tbere. hope recovery. bar Pleasure Wagons, broad tired Farm Wag- sick and Mrs Smith is also sick. J. H. Skidmore is preparing to brighten Miss Saidee B. Minor Is spending the very the Manor with a fresh coat of - II. W. week In Southville for Mrs Sarah Babbitt is the guest of Mrs paint. ons. WOODRUFF, caring ber grand- Dr Donaldson is improving the street for the Butcher and Mrs Eli who has been Frank Hawley. w Scott's ' Wagons Baker, Conn. mother, Smith,- ' in front of bis residence with a heavy . a tt K Washington Depot, sick. . The schools in East and West districts - The Doctor and the Undertaker. ... teachers-Mis- coating of An ash sidewalk has opened, April 8, with the same s gravel. CSVEH FOR TRAnraitincfj Ella was home from been constructed from his lot to Betts's MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' Mrs Edgar F. Hawley has entertained Kelly store. If tn is was continued to the rail- 100 different Mil-for- Bridgeport, Sunday week. Wagons and kinds, all her mother, Mrs McMahon of New of Miss road it would be a great convenience to Emulsion styles SAVINGS BANK, tbe , Mrs Starr has moved into part 4 j past week. Sarah Treat's house. the public. own Come Cod-liv- er our make and warranted. and CITY BAK BUILDHa, WALL ST., B'PORT Mrs H. M. is home. Dick Moore has left the employ of H. of Oil, with Hypophos. fully - 1,403,114-48- . VT a 0 era A TT.viIdv viaitoA rola. Jessup I. where he has been fori several SspMiU, ftrr Flint, - phites, does more to cure Cou LIQUID Uureet tad Sorpins. tS.178.83. tives in New Milford, the past week. years. . see these goods before buying elsewhere. WARREN- - sumption than any other known Fortilino FUL1T FCD1 11,44792 77. is for al! Affections of Mrs Clark In Dan-bur- y. remedy. It of $1 to 11000 reeeired lattrwt Page spent Sunday BSOOXFIELD. Bron- 'mmZ-ODORLE- BsposlU ud Throat and Coughs, Colds, SS of la F. P. Knapp has assumed his duties a Langs, E. HATCH & Malted from the first seoh month, aiyable at his home in the Charles chitis and Wwtlng. ft-- w A' SONS, casiLv arrLiEO. very 1871 n postmaster PERSONAL JOTTINGS. imernt. Xmu7 and July of eaeh year.Ineorporttei 1 w m 1 a SMttB0WM.N. Y. AflPntiiiU. 60o.and$V tadea rH 1 FrtaKsat. i cuaries a. xyrreii ox rails Dwy house. CONK 6ole W f , ft P. I. M0S0AI, ' visited his Miss Nellieiwiuury The store belonging to the Orlando Harmon Lockwood, who has spent the NEW FAIRFIELD, Prop.,hrm,la.l.7 , L. g. CATLIX, Secretary u4 Treatartr. sister, Tyrrell, at VOLUME XVIII NEWTOWN,: CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1895. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 15.

I I J A. D. Curtis has 200 acres in deciduous is on one of the many Islands in tne Day other manures have been before New This adverfaensBt is plwod smoBg a grsat many others aaa perhaps has ths saas oli NEW HAVEN com GOLD WATCH FEEE! frnits. He sold lnsr. vear 80 tons dried Our government is to put up more England farmers until they are household A tory to toll. Bat read It is a fast that tTtrj peraoa luas to trad ia a satutaetory miur S. 200 fortifications here for tbe defense woros and farmers In W. DENSLOW, peachet and tons cling peaches plete probably every and tun&Uy with mliable parsoas sad art trying to attnot (very oni vho has to boy U f the , There is 10,000 acres In town to city. testify their effect., Tie princi- to know more our lumoat methods Grand Central Shopping: FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ple of manures for If you want : Clothing Gentlemen's Furnishing! by of dealing. THE LARGEST ISLAND.. . special special crops Art you think'Dj about that EMPORIUM. ' was Levi ' This season of the year one U in aeed ofa heary suit, OTerooat or sister aad w hav a w our hfter originated by Prof Stockbridge about look in our window which as next stopping place, One of them is to be made a terminal for cf the Massachusetts Aericnlttiral col it, also Gloves. Underwear. Tresis. visits to points of interest there, side U3 assortment of all these good; Mittens, Eats, Cape, r.M, BROWN. . D. S. GAMBLE all roads entering the city. There Is a lege, himself a practical working. farmer which is ia a well DRESS? triDS were made norto and south; north of irom tne when you are in tte "city; you Bags, Umbrellas, ia fact everything usually feud appointed clothing NEW SPRING to Rose some 60 miles. This verv.extensive street railway system Doynood and ablest exponent of Santa place . Golden the Mas- name electric and .cable The calling yet produced in Western the one who will it.i derives its from its oemg tne pecu seven miles of the sachusetts. To-da- y maybe get else D would be the same eld liar home of the rcse for nine months of Gate paik, north city, every manufacturer To say thai ve are selling cheaper than anyone is anbury, is reached came cars s 10 cent of - the vear.'. is a in a by ior complete 'fertilizers recognizes the You to know besides bat w really feel that to be the fast of the ease and will be pleased to hav yom SENSIBLE F. M. It lovely place valley fare. ; The fronts on the ocean. It soundness of this and ought story again, between sections of the ''Coast range of park principle Imitates, we no but will with same convutieas. is to the Stock-bridge- 's come to oar store and have fears that you go away tie a fruit sec contains over 1000 acres and as yet but best of his ability, Prof we line of mountains, very productive - that carry the largest tion. At the Continental hotel here our Dartlv improved In Sutro park, which work. At the end, however, of WOMEV ioins Golden Gate park on the right, on something like "a quarter century the ; in Remember, the place to buy reliable clothing is at M BROWN party met and were welcomed by Luther or manures Sterling Silver novelties from Massachusetts Sutro Heights, is the floe residence Stockbridge stand higher than Uurbankf. formerly Mavor Sutro of SaH. Francisco. He has ever before, and the tributes to their su- who was the originator of the Burbank Bridgeport, , and have just re- - now resides erected a very extensive bath house down perior value, especially for potatoes, corn plum and potato, and who i THE "GOLDEN RULE" ARE & - at the foot of the cliff, A lew nunnren and grass, are such as to satisfy any un- a new buck CLOTHIERS, CO, here. Col McDonald, a typical Kentuck- shore are seal mind line of Sterling belt who is a Middletown feet from the the rocks, prejudiced that, submitted to the ian, graduate of where many pea lions could be seen. As crucial test of field use they leave little Brace- University, a millionaire philanthropist, we stood on Sutro: we saw. the to be and must les, Czarinas, hat marks, PLENTY and also gave us an Heights desired, that their rivals leading citizen, United States battle ship Philadelphia as keep up the search some time longer for C. & CO. after dinner speech in the dining room. out Golden lets, Josephines, Tuexedo hair F. HAVILAM) was tuaae in she steamed through the that little. , Although tbis visit Gate, bound for Hawaii under orders The timet Our method do a very rainy day, we were met at ME BAETEAITS EUROPEAH ornaments, , Qlore buttoners, hautlvsold Main t progressive station with closed from the war department at Washington. TOUR gt ? Banbury. ing a tua business eommends itself to everj the carriages. oesh Because don't hav to Rain did not trouble u9, and we .. IT WAS, A GRAND SIGHT T. S. Bartram of New York, a New- Pocket knives, Curling Irons, buyer. Why? yon were returned to San Fraocieco in town is to pay other people's bills. Every merohant that as we watched the monster of boy, conduct a second select good shape from an ei joy able days' out the"deep er vacation ! Manicure articles, and a larger We sell Garden. dori a "truit" business must mirk his goods was one as she proceeded westward. Her name party through Flower. Field and to mike up for his losses mm ing The next trip tnire days could be Seed for miles out.. Europe. Newtown friends have receiv- Grass Seeds h'fb enough mmmjsim mi-l- distinctly It his- - of other in Ster- that to Monteray, Pacific Grove, Santa Cruse, : ed handsome prospectus, a hand- variety styles are and will 120 was in tbe Golden Gate park that the pure San Joa. Monteray, some miles Mid-Wint- ' somely printed of 40 fair was held. . pamphlet pages. find in no oth- Good Seeds. grow. is Mr than will Our Offer : south of Frisco, on the Pacific, and Chinatown was .visited with the aid of Bartram has outlined three magnifi- ling you Grand was tbe former of . tbe state. cent round in Maine, from pore Seed s' capita a guide. Here you 'find fine stores .filled tours, arranged separately Stocks.jrown This is a great summer resort as also and in i er store. ) POTATOES A STEBMBG PUHO to be Come with Chinese goods and waies or all de corjointly, taking England, SEED given away. fyfpprS Pacific Grove, which is connected with attendants France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany Dovt that we have a and see It and full scriptions, with, nice polite ; forget though PLANET HORSE HOES and SEED DRILLS, PLOWS, particulars. it a street and is also and . Those! who : JR. ft by railway system and there less pretentious. We viBited Belgium. joined Mr full stock of, Tableware also, and a and kind of small tools. a Methodist company ground. There is are Bartram's party, last season, spoke of HARROWS, every 18 the Chinese theatre.. There all classes line of Diamonds SEND FOR CATALOGUE. We tarry the largest stock of an mile drive around tha beach, fare of Chinese here; ' In Mr Bartram's courtesy! and ability as a complete Jewelry, which of represented every S. us Watch $1, many party patronized. place their gods occupy a conspicuous manager. E. Johnson, the famous and Watches Brine your We One verv pleasing feature of such a visit, gold pen manufacturer of New do Hartford Warehouse & DRESS GOODS! position. Hair dressing rooms are very York, and Jewelry repairing and we will Agricultural CADWELL JONES, vou will always hnd it an easy matter wrote Mr Bartram as follows : "To cross and Seed Store. BUCCUMM TO R. D. MAWLCT A CO.. FANCY SILKS ! numerous and well patronized at the time it well for you- - All goods guaranteed to part with surplus change. of our It the Chinese New the great whale pond on a superb ocean 498-50- 0 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD, CONN. BLACK GOODS! vilt. being steamer, to have one's and your money back for the asking. j$ OUB NEXT VISIT Year every street and store was crowded passage prepaid, TABLE DAMASK! with a mixture of Chinese and Ameri baggage attended to, and all necessary LINEN a Santa Cm e, which is also a so it was with one could arrangements made for onj's comfort, to CRASH! the seaport cans, difficulty be cared for to be NAPKINS! town tome 40 miles north. This is a make their way through the crowd and continually, takenJby THE W. F. SW0HDS LUMBER COMPANY, small Our were we were out stages, carriages, railroads, water con- ! Pay place. party generously glad to get of it. At every PRINTS and GINGHAMS to see all the given a free iide over the entire line of hotel there are guides who leap aharvest veyances, sights and to TICKINGS! their elf ctric railroad in a double decker Chinatown. listen to historic descriptions of each as Wholesale and Retail DealerscOnu.in escorting people through one is Bridgeport, BLEACHED SHEETING! car. Although not probably more than James C. Johnson. transported through those coun- 511 Main street, Ct. SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE 7,000 the town has an ex- tries of Scotland, England, France, Bridgeport, MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, BROWN SHEETING! population, yet & Mantles & Hard tensive system of electric railway. It Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Timber, Lath, Sash, Doors Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR! was some that the ride Holland, makes upon one's memory a etc. North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber a Siwcialfrr. Fare" thought by might BUZZ. to-b- e Wood, Trim, THE BEE never-- GLOVES and LACES! one be more ei joyable to us than stock in 5 forgottenjmpression. I am , Fukhishbd Psosmi. way you have 27 glad I went w:;h AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS FROST SHINGLES. RIBBONS! the company to owners thereof. But T8PECI AL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BE your delightful. party SOLE stores under one roof is no E.J of 24 last summer. You did more for CARPETS ! this town exception. Every town of 0000 or 8000 has her electric the pleasure and comfort of - the : pil- filled with beautiful railway. that few will Has oocurred to you that a Mackintosh Waterproof Bubber Coat and DRAPERIES! we next visited San Jose, (pronounced Assuming comparatively grims than you agreed to do, arid if vou PERRY L. HMD, it WALL PAPER! San This is a read the report of the State Board of Ed organize another for the Old Hosay). lovely eity of 1 party or old will make: a desirable and useful ucation, have endeavored to set forth World I hope I can be one of them." Boots for the young very girt MOULDINGS! about 30,000 inhabitants. Ii the country some seat of Santa Clara about mid brkfly of the facts relating to our Anyone desiring information as to this and thebest to these is rock-botto- country, : that place purchase goods II eold at m cash prices. of the north and and 30 public schools and some of the theories town can address Mr Bartram at 126 Spring way state, south, and standards of those who have official William miles to the Pacific ocean. Its position street, New York. 423 MAIN -AT- of supervision of that department of gov STREET, in(Santa Clara valley between sections ernment. . Summer the coast range, give it a fine climate. It Eev Henry Upson of New Preston was A. K. LACEY'S RUBBER STORE, is Tbe state aims to make teaching a entertained over Mr W. S. DENSLOW, in about the latitude of Italy and learned and an honorable Sunday by and Mrs Southern France, and has advantages profession, A. P. Smith. l&t Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. Goods to either. This is. public service which shall be protected BRIDGEPORT. superior valley sup social and -- and 173, 179 MAIN ST..DERBT, CT. posed to have been originally a lake bed. against political Abuses, 1 ne promoted and compensated according to at little cost, on which you land is very productive. Deciduous c Fairfield fruit stock aid and beet ils real importance to tne mmonwealth. County Chat. Clarendon Oil Works! raising, grain SIT.UMA.lf. will save dollars and are the Beets The theory of the board is "that the re LEWIS B. Proprietor, enjoy sugar leading products. sults of education are. a measure of the Producer and Wholesale Dealer in Lubricating and HlcminaUag , the beside. which grow here are very rich in sach- - STEPNEY AND VICINITY. HEADQUARTEES Hannfaetnrsr, trip arine is a indus teaching." Accordingly they urge that matter, quite profitable and competent persons CLOAKS, SUITS, GOWNS, and cultivated. "only qualified HAPPY BIRTHDAT Or we will try, extensively be to , , CELEBRATIONS. and ABIHAL A5D VEGETABLE OILS. send you free may allowed teach." OILPETROLEUM PRODUCTS, GRBASES, THE HOTEL Moreover, the state, maintains three 5. was of Silks, Dress VENDOME, Friday, April avous dav at -- FOR THE- - 386 to 372 Water jsttum&ruKT, uunn Samples normal training schools in which persons John Benedict's. Invited Street, was our ia a Among the WAISTS, ETC., Goods, Prints, etc., and which headquarters here, are not only instructed in the art of teach- guests were Mrs Nancy Burr, Mr and ESTABLISHED 1S58. large an1 commodious one of fine archi- ing, but actually serve an apprenticeship Mrs S. MrsR. B. Rockwell you may shop successfully surrounded a as George Burr, tectural beauty, by laby- practical teachers, under experienced to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Nancy mail. rinth of shrub, foliage , and lawns, fine, masters. The state sets up Its standards C3 We will open our new Spec- by a Benedict, mother of John Benedict, and AND DEALERS IN shade trees, and quiet, homelike place' and the day cannot be far off when those Mrs mother of S. NEW NOVELTIES MANUFACTURERS to The State Normal the standards will be Nancy Burr, George ialty Cloak Store, Thursday, Free Fare on purchases of stop. school, adopted by every town Burr, also in honor of Mrs Sophia Hunt, TRUCKS AND VEHICLES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. Methodist conference seminary of the and school district.; "A high school, an mother of Mrs -- We cur or miles from John Benedict, whose Repairing ot alt kinds promp.fT done. bavejeqalppe p.. 14. $10 over, 30 Pacific, the College of 'Notre Dame, an academy or a college must furnish tbe was --"V atory March birthday last month, heing of the -- and the latesl llmprovea New important young ladies? school, are loca- broad education required, and same as the 85 IN- stock or new anu mKm)um'"""" - Haven. literary age others, years. Their an! betore Zr,JWtVmkhv6n'c We guarantee satisfaction if ted here. Twenty miles southeast are the time has passed when persons may combined ages are 255 years, all born in get our pries oVrvl'.TRIDGEPOST, COM. Mount Hamilton and Lick observatory, go straight from the desk ot a pupil in an 1810. Mrs Burr and Mrs Benedict be- 4443 sea entrusted with feet above level. A carriage elementary school to tbe desk of tbe came acquainted in middle life and learn your patronage. road runs from San to it.- - Here . Hosay teacher. The history of tbe last 50 years ing their ages and birthdays were the PRLNDLE & MORRIS, Talk of the Town. are immense fruit packing establishments has proved that, in addition to an ad- with KID GLOVES where all kinds of dried fruit are received. same, they naturally sympathized vanced education, teachers, to be suc each other. On better acquaintance sorted, packed and shipped. At one cessful, must receive a broad profession- learned f - they that their experience in life 'UNDERTAKERS AND CALIFORNIA, . bouse we visited 1200 women are employ- al training. Whatever the grade, from bad flowed in almost the same channel. Thos I. -- l i in nn ii in i i Ceaiy l Co, ed in the busy season. Everything here kindergarten to tbe college, the teacher Not only was their Christian names FOR JSASTEI im, WINTER SCENERY, RESOURCES AND Is sold by the pound. The last year's needs that special preparation which on- their the of as us was a normal school can And alike, birthday same, but they PRODUCTS. products county given ly furnish. the have realized the same joys and sorrows. Are to do fruit and fruit products over 9,000,000 normal school, to furnish the special To each were born one son and two prepared. anytMng The winter climate and scenery in pounds, wine and brandy 840,000 gallons, qualifications which are needed must be WHITE CHAMOIS GLOVES at 75c per pair. Ct- - - daughters. Both of the sons living, in their line at shortest notice. 449 Main St , Bridgeport, California is so delightful, tbe soil so other products over 11,000,000 pounds. 4iore than a training school." miles has both of tbe daughters of each having i BUTTON KID GLOVES with Taney Stitch productive, and all the people so well Santa Clara, three north, about January, 94, tbe board of education of died. One daughter of each died before A share of public patronage sathfled and the natural 3000 population and is connected by New Haven the In Tana, Modes, Black and White at $1.20. - happy, inquiry adopted following rale, marriage, the other daughter of these la ing U why in view or this, has there not electrict railway with San Hosay. "No candidate shall be appointed , a dies solicited. O. - married, each having one child Celebrated 4 BUTTOK CZARINA KID ooisritijiisro- been mo- c neuters come In and fill up At Palo Alto, about 90 miles from San teacher in the district who has not re- The which also died with its mother. Both W. H. FRINDLE. L. C. MORRIS. Manager. the country, for the state outside of the Francisco, is located tbe famous Leland ceived a diploma from some normal or of these ladies have been bereft of their GLOVES in Tan and Navy Blue at $1 pair. towns are settled. A and a short school of ; a de- Calls answered if left at W. B Prisdls's House; L. quite sparsely Stanford, Jr. university, training good standing husbands. How long this wonderful KID GLOVES in Slate the stock farm which is r BIARRITY Black, C Morris's House, Telephone at Leonard's HotsI great many people go there for their distance above, gree from some college or university affinity will continue remains to be seen. health. Many well to do people own being successfully run by Mrs Stanford. who has not, by a successful experience has been Tan and Brown at 1 This institution has an endowment from It their custom for years to pair. homes and Tanche?, to whom it makes in teaching, proved himself competent. meet on or near their a to cele- difference whether bal him of over 83,000 acres of which birthday SPECIAL VALUES In Four Button and This is for Buy very little the land, No graduate of any normal or training brate. This year the meeting was at gentleman starting 1 on or side of includes some of best land in the ance the right wrong the school shall be appointed a teacher in John Benedict's and a 5 Hook Kid Gloves at 75c pair. wife come to BREW & SCANL0N, the li 'J'hpre are of state. Our visited the university the district who has noti taken a course grand spread, Bridgeport and his has dger. many people party which Mrs Benedict knows how to pre- NEW LACES and DRESS TRIMMINGS. ma'l means who have engaged in fruit and stock farm and were shown several for three full years in the New Haven was noon to him and to iUTTD ERTAXEBS, White Jacket Flour We visited Leland Stan- pare, enjoyed at the hour. the station bid good day farming, who we learned, from private the best horses. high school, or has taken an equivalent Time did not drag,as Mrs John Benedict's THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT has been great wete not ford's mausoleum, where lie his and his course of elsewhere." . mind Embalmers and General f Best on Earth. Per Sals by source?, prosperous (boomers study witty remarks added me to tne occasion. full with new and sea. impress upon his the importance Managers would only, oi course, snow tne Desc son's remains. Here are also the residen There is no word of personal dispar ly enlarged and packed Funerals- - - Well would be called un ces of the late C. or to a side ) it quite J. Flood, agement, expressed implied, against REV MR JONES DONATION. " . sonable goods, i New Teck Ties In Light and of visiting our store procure spring wise ror one oi small means, to invest the untrained and inexperienced teachers , A FULL LINE 07 CASKETS, ROBES an TIMOTHY HOPKINS, Dark colors at 25c each. 8 Hose at 5 1 2c. 12 and overcoat. She his all and run ia debt besides for who may be making tbe most noble ef On Thursday evening; week, the Bap- suit light weight! ETCETERAS-Bes- and results. cir- was AND FUNERAL t orange ranch, wait years for of Southern Pacific forts under the most discouraging tist parsonage fairly crowded with 19c, 25c "j. the treasurer tbe of Rev pair. has read the paper and found that we I'hls method and bard times has swamped there cumstances, and deserves great credit for tbe many friends H.. W, Jones, ' Workmanship-Reasonab- le Prices - railroad company. At present OUTING SHIRTS at 25c each. 6c many, tbe hign prices asKea ior tne are 9C0 horses on this farm. A naving tne courage to try to teacn at an ; who had gathered 'for the purpose of are a handsome all wool suit BETTS CO., the exorbitant rates are but as the is that their and esteem selling EOOMS: Haar Grist Kill, land, freight large force of men are required to report puts it, "It plain showing kindly feeling DRESS LININGS el all sorts at lowest pric serious obstacle. If tbe Nicaragua ca care for them. We were shown what the educational machine; is faulty in not to the popular pastor, and beside bring- for $10 in many different designs-Tha- t SANDY HOOK, CONN-W- BANDY HOOK, CT. nal l ever completed it will be a greater call where the furnishing a supply of educated, ' trained ing an abundance of all kinds of, meats es in the city at to and also to the they the kindergarten, We and eat and we have the latest is Spring over- J- - BREW. I P. SCANLON. benefit California, colts are trained from their infancy. and duly certificated teachers. have pastries that they might J. Esst. With judicious methods, Beautiful Bell's has sold for no thought of casting blame upon those drinlr together to each others happiness, That we progeny in- a nice sum of was to coats at $8, $10 and $12. THE AND PLENTY OF PUSH, $500,000, one yearling Abdell, record who undertake to teaeh4 Tne system money presented refused for. Year- vites. them, the utter absenceof supervis- the young minister which added to the the Stein Bloch Co'a a live cohdccb 2.23, they big money ion or criticism invites the: of a few weeks when it was carry Clothing Store In Town seta ismee ianseri ly sales, from tbis ranch, amount to two there, lack donation, ago Only would be prettty good. They say one real professional competition Jnvites almost impossible to travel on account wear wilmot That makes a business of Shoes In As or three hundred thousand dollars. It is and that it is the best ready to hawley; ei Joys every day tbe year there. said Mrs Stanford is more of a them ; the door is wide; O. of the roads. The handsome sum of only Is the we travel towards tne soutnern tne making openJ'O. was received. Beside tbis & part financial success out of tbe stock raising Wright. $81.50 there goods made. REYNOLDS, beauties of the country increase. The were cords of wood, butter, and potatoes and Santa Clara are than her husband. PERRY HURD. 'Guarantee Shoe Store, San Jcquln valleys near here, is the STJDDEH DEATH OF MBS MAST LYNCH. presented. It would be well for. the L: directed to general farming, grain At Watsonville, sugar various and were many, UNDERTAKERS,NO. Where everybody will ret snltsd in largely beet where 1300 tons of beets are papers, they 98 STATE STREET, and stock. Immense herds of stock are factory was nevermore which published to the world the news BRIDGEPORT, COH. TELEPHOKX S91. style, wear and repairing. used daily. They employ 250 men, and The uncertainty of life seen feeding in pastures green, looking 300 tons of fruit are to mind than in the sud- that Rev Mr Jones must of necessity im 6E0B6B B. HAWLETt - 884 Park ATtast as sleek as a iruit at San Hosay green forcibly brought if not sooner; because (Successor to HUM & J0SES.) . moles; occasionally canned in the season. Tbis is den and sad death of Mfs Mary mediately, resign, mUBl.KS E. VIUIOT, . 407 CUntoa ranch. In the Santa Clara valley are per day, Lynch, of lack friends and financial 429 AainStBRIDGEPORT.vT Atsbss; Augur's Building, said to be tbe largest canning factory in wife of Michael Lynch of Palestine dis- oi support, J0HJ B. KETsTOUS, - Frtmoat StresU Ilantia Mills, a good many, considerable mining op- to have the unfortunate reporter severe- Opposite all coast the world, producing 150,000 cans daily. trict, which oceurred last Saturday night erations along the range. They at 7 o'clock. Mrs with her ly rebuked for reckless and untruthful 6BEAT Hook, Conn. . have tbe extremes oi altitude Lynobi daugh- Sandy greatest ON OUR EETUHN TO FRISCO ter, Miss Kate Lynch, drove op to New- correspondence. on the continent, from 17000 feet above - town Street on Saturday" . to. do 400 feet below sea level. One can we took the narrow gauge road for the evening ... P. J. Lynch. to easy some necessary tradiDg.; Mrs Lynch was tashua. , B. Hawley & Co., has gone to Bridge- ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC UNDERTAKER, Prop'r. find there greater extremes of tempera big trees. We stopped over here foi of Mark Brothers, hours and had lunch in mess as well as usual when sbe left home, but Mrs Emeline A. Nichols has her win port in the employ Eesidence, Kins; St-- All orders left wiO Kr S. ture. There are many localities where three the builders. TEA COMPACT- - house. are immense red wood when on the sidewalk inear" the Grand dows filled with handsome blossoms of the well known B. Tacker, Easton,will reoeire prompt attention THE OLD RELIABLE the climate is very much tbe same the Here, wa vear around. Such fruit as trees from 10 to 20 feet in diameter, 300 Central hotel,: she fiudcjenly'&nd fuchsia, geranium and daisy plants. o? large yields ... v To the Citizens Fairfield and Litch Office ia Toquet Block, is as much of feet high, as as an arrow, with without warning taken with an.nection M0NE0E. are obtained, the result straight of the to which she was field SANDY HOOK . : tbe method, as of climate or soil very small limbs. , xnese trees are. cen heart, subject. Mrs William D. Biglow has been quite Counties, and all our old WESTPOBT, CONN. was taken into the hotel and all done and-M- the or tree I- - turies old and grow very thickly, She ill. Tra Tf.. n. Ppck of Ansonia rs Through irrigation plant they for her that was but death's re a cow In his friends: STORE f with an abundance of making a dense forest. In this vicinity possibly,, William D. Biglow has Leverett , Bradley and daughter oi ONE SHOE alwavs unified was d, oer MOMENT, PLEASE. food for their land are large powder works, where, our con lentless hand and stable suffering from an injured lee. Derbv are visiting Mr and Mrs John Call at ths Great A. ft P. Tea Co., surt for I want to call roar attention to the tact that growth development, death occurred within a - few . moments. Dealers in giving a decided advantage over places ductor told m, he had hauled out 100 Mrs M. (J. Sturges, who nas Deen wiin Hivklm. roar Teas. Coffees, Bakinr Powder, Spiess and I have secured a nrt class blacksmith tor my She was 55 'years of funeral D. S. two has wa bare a fine assortment of Kooda; wi new abop and will abo boraes tor VI and the rain fall is excessive tons of a A from age.qEhs her son, Sturges, for weeks, Mia Cora Hard of Nauzatuck Sturars. anea-Uo- n SHOES and RUBBERS. where irregular, powder day. journey services were held from St Rose's church In sharpen men tor 60 cents, ranienlax TINE BOOTS, or inefficient. There is danger there this valley to the coast, or vice versa, it has returned to her home New. York ulalr.lntr Mr and Mrs John Hawkins. wast yonr trade; ve will serve yon right and sell paid t overreaching and inlet-taws- at 11 o'clock on Fath- hn. TUturdslev Web- - low as 40, Stock and Lowest Frieea. from too much Fruit is not about as romantic as we find, passing Tuesday morning. Mrs J. B. Hawlev has trailing arbutus it of Brooklyn and yon goods us lowest. horses. Ox eaoelng i All wagon repair- The Largest irrigation. tunnels over one er Fox officiating, and were very largely that was three years tar Clarket of Bridgeport have been vis ing both wood and Iran work done at reaaon- - as , through lone (some : living transplanted : ana worn as , good. attended. The bearers were all - . sonauie prices guaranteea. ry making neatly done. mile) and over precipices, water xaus- pall ago. iting John Hawkins. V 343 Main St., between Bank l THE ORANGE PRODUCT and chasms After lunch and nephews of the deceased lady a fol?ows: Caroline aaa an uiu uumc j F. W. PLATT, Newtown, Coniu, frightful. Michael H , James Lawrence W., juts jjayton M. WENTSCII,PKOP., Is estimated for this year at 10,000 car inspection of the forest, our train was on J., back chair which was her grandmoth- ' WESTPOBT. and John Streets. HOPEWELL DISTRICT. loads. There are several Iruit compa nana and we were ounaieo into our nar Martin J"., John J. and Michael Lillis. er's. It was made in 1765. Mrs Dayton WELLS' "SANDY HOOK.CT The row cars for San Francisco. The sudden calling away of the wife and has made a silk work cush ia her sis BXD'G', nies which handle the product. Earl gauge again was a fancy patch Mrs H. B. Bradley visiting Fruit Co.. Porter Brothers, Thacner This was our first experience with narrow mother sad blow to the immediate ion and fixed it so tastefully teat tne cia tor In New York City, of one ; Brothers. The California Fruit Trans- gauge cars and we all hoped it would be family, consisting (the father, chair would not know itself. , v' Mrs S. C. nas Deen reran Miss Kate Lynch, and one sen, Seeley with . at the last. daughter. A irood share of our excellent Stepney of H. B. Bradley. portation Co., headquarters ' 1 evn the cars Michael J. Lynch. A sister, Mrs Law letter arrived, last week, after we had n n i VIm nrVInf Chicago, furnish refrigerator BAN FRANCISCO IS A BUSTLING CITY rence Llilis of Hanover lso survives her. James J. irauiey, wuiw tnr rmnanortation of nearly an tne per gone to press. It was not tbe fault of the the coal boat, 12 o'clock atwb,night, fell POl.iK.AIT PHOTOGRAPHER. In this sill ction have tbe on time. . ESTABLISHED 1780. Unable fruit. The dry climate enables of some 300.000 population. It is reach they sympathy correspondent, who mailed it overboard by the rope breaklngv giving 224 Main Street, Birmingham, Cona. across the of a large circle of friends. where hitch was we do not our ieefc , m orz oi ttxeeuenoa in au Branca-es- ot farmers to dry their deciduous fruits ed bv ferrv from Oakland, bay Just the him a sudden Dam in I ui G.0T- O- superior NO WIND aone some This is over 100 bnnw- - ' ' ' ' " Photography. THIS IS MILL, with verv little expense, wnicn is nine miles. bay and mud. He escaped by ciimning up New Studio in th onen fields in trays. : The raisin miles long by three to 15 wide, affording WHICH FERTILIZER? Report says that the marriage of Miss Blackman's NOR COFFEE MILL, in and Case will fish market . . "How to amuse tbe soil so It will . grape is simply dried in th?se trays in one of tbe finest land locked harbors Florence Bennett Clarence James AUen has moved his fob BUT A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY the sun. no dew ever falling. Raisins the world. The entrance to it is by the No problem is more interesting to the take place - at Bridgeport, Tuesday to his house on Church street. -- PHOTOGRAPHS, laugh with abundance c&n be made for two cents per Golden Gate, which is some eight miles farmer at this season of the year than the Mav 14. a. v. Downs ht caueht two bushels ... . GRIST MILL. - profitably. . diVia 1 1 Sun- want the best. Special inducements BDOUI ouuv north of the and narrow. On fertilizer one. He the neees . Rev Dr Merwin was away, last a nn.r fh hrldfre. If yon & CD's pnund. Tney snip car iua.ua city quite reeognizas .m.it to . use Plumb Wiston . here our his home session of the patrons WITH ALL THE FACILITIES of them a vear. two thirds of which are our trip from Sacramento party sity of supplementing supply day, attending the annual The hieh school opens oiext Monday - DAIBDBT.CT . BONE :: FERTILIZER. raisin bad the uov s from some outside source-- . Common New York East conference at Stamford, weeks' vacation 948XaiaSt.. , DOING WORK- - shipped from Fresno,: growing pieamre oi liuaa presence, after two Manufactured at Bridgeport, Conn. :. FOR Q00D belnir the leading industry for this sec who invited us to take a yacht sail on sense and experience teach him to deal and a union service was held in the Bap 1 are Will some of the with him, which was thankXuliv with .new . comers, tist church at o'clock: also a union BATTLES tion. mention specimens bay only experlinontally m. JBKOS-- , CREAT sys-ta- COUGH LIN BR00KFIELD MILLS, California farming causing our attention accepted. Complimentary tickets .were however loudly heralded ; he has.; per service at 7 o'clock in the Methodist on in. the human AT WAB-- " II. PEET: to our and also to severs haps- had .'results with both conducted Rev Mr . R0TSF0RD KEirSaUU. f CONN. Mrs Senator Johnston of Sacramento issued party unsatisfactory church, by Hood's Sarsararilla drives oat Bridgeport. Saw B BOOK FIELD, ; Francisco. The Fear some of older ones and he knows that Jones. DXALEBS XX SOLO WALL PAPES8, Horse Shoeing, Wagon Repairing, FU"f county keep 200 cows and makes butter citizens of San tug the disease 'and IOI and Blinifr"""-,',- "' all klr.l SIWTO A whtah she sells in Sacramento, for which less, owned by Clans Spreckels, the Cal farming is these times is much too close Mr and Mrs E.J. Hawley of Bridge Restores Health. nit. TUTS. VBXSCO BOKDEBS, OECOBA Haw-lev.- - SHAPES, FUTPBM. BTO. CENTRAL MARKET. she averages 20 cents per pound. Mrs ifornla sugar king, was placed at our dis a business to permit of waste. During port have been guests of Dea Burr i ' TIOTS. WiroOW NEWTOWN'S Is to the month the readers of Bee THS HISSES H0LC0MB, T. J. CORBETT, Insurance Agent - runs a 200 acre ranch, from which posal. It needless say wattnatday past The j - B Conn. Sandy Hook. J. H. BLACKMAI, Proprietor. Starr Is 159 Fairfisld Avmmm, . rid report, ' la-- t 30 dried which was SDent on the bay and old Pa have had and. still have very "Miss Cornelia Slade of New Haven . Cona. , New Tork Lite Hertford Idle Am ; . Newtown Street. she sold, tons prune", prominently sal ad Native: Beef. jear, announcements of . A.W,0rgelxxiaii, eea-o- n Bhalt ft Mrs E Shields has a 1Z5 cific Ocean, was one of the pleasantest before them the the visitine at Diamond Farm. BOARDING HOUSE. Dii rt tin the Lenten I have 20 tons raltns. Maanfastarer aad dealer ia Saddles anjr. Cona- - ot tltili at rov market. JOHN 11. acre ranch which citrus and de- As we na8ed the fort Alcatraz, the tug Bowker Fertilizer, Company of Boston Charles Lane, who has for the past First olass table board by the day or week Banes, Bag 74. Saadj Honk. frmh supply produces - Cellars. Blankets, eU. BUCKUAN, Newtown, Coun. ciduous fruits and Is very profitable. was given a salute of 20 guns. This fort and New York, whose JBtockbridge and two years been employed as clerk . for ttt ttj tne single iwu, umiuci wan. BrUiee, place, has decided to remove to .Stam- Bee ford, where he has a position. TheNewtown The foundation is laid for the new FRIDAY, APRIL 13,1896. drying room' at the rubber factory. CIRCULATION: Thomas Forsyth is doing the carpenter WE AEE SELLING JANUARY 1.1883, 10 work.-""-""""- s The Assortment of WEEK. 3200 Largest (.AST The Maplehurst Chautauqua circle met, last Friday afternoon, at tte home WATCHES, Affairs About Town. of Miss Emma Wakeman. Gens' 14k Oold.filled 20yr cases.Elgin.'Waltham $17.50 was $22 50 WALL PAPER, 13. 17. HUNTLNOTON. 10k 15yr SPRING'S HEW DRESS. 10k Syr 9. 12. 'ROUND THE CENTER. 14k 14. 18.50 "Let me come in! Let uie come in!" I JEWETT LEAD,-- Ladies 20yr Softly tapping, says gentle Spring. A man by the name of Guy has moved SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ArtTT8T8 "Let me come now, and soon I will wear j into the house with H. D. Shelton and is TRADE I I 14k' 19. 25. I MATERIALS 20yr My pretty new dress, all green and fair to work iome of Mr Shelton's land this 6. A pale green trimmed with the prettiest Ladies' Ster liner Silver. Swiss 5. . flowers, summer. Mr Guy comes here from READY MIXED PAINT, That I'm keeping for April's christening Bridgeport. showcrg It has plumes of white, and dots of gold, Mrs Mary Wheeler has been sick for And bunches of lilac in every fold; the past week and gains quite slowly. There are circles of blue in the shaded PAINT & WHITEWASH BRUSHES. diamonds6k The selectmen had Gents' solatair ring perfect stone $117.50 was $140 greens, ' have the bridge With little gold points peeping ver the over the Farmill river in Wells Hollow Jtfra. r. H. Andrew 11-- 4. 116k 118 145 rims. and new trusses South Conn. J repaired put in, making Woodstock, 3-- Oh, the daintiest dress yon may ever behold 4; 116k 65 80 la the one 1 wiu wear when I'm scarce a monin it sale for the present. I . 11-- old Mrs Rich has moved into her place in . Ladies' 2 128 150 And the air will softly caress very sweet of Wells Hollow. Sidney Olin, the black Every Molm MUM 1-- And whisper my pretty Spring 2; 18 65 things smith, expects to move there soon and 52., new dress." Child Garden. Me In 1-- 4; 1-- 8 live in the of the bouse. Hood's Sarsatparilla Put e.? 10 up to 265 upper part C. E. Quick has been at the soldier's Cood Health for a Year. HATTERTOWH. A large assortment all these are but a very few of the bargains home at Noroton for the last two weeks "I was troubled with palpitation of the 390 MAIN STREET, CONN. one to examine our stock before Miss Lottie Potter has spent several heart and could not sleep at night. I BRIDGEPORT, we offer and it will pay every buy Jesse Lewis is at work for Selectman with friends in Milford. elsewhere. Beers and D. N. Piatt has hired out for days bought a bottle of Hood's Bargaparilla. ! mg the season to Hobart Fairchild of Cold Mr and Mrs "George Main have an ad' Did Me Much Cood dition to their family. BRYANT & CO., Spring. ' and enabled me to do all aay house cleaning EIDER, Mr neeier and Miss nawooa or Trum- E. S. Hawley is preparing to build a and farm work the summer. I When abont on to throughout thinking 259 MAIN ST-- , - DANBURY, CT. bull were guests of C. M. Thorp, Sunday. large addition his horse barn. nrst tooic Hood's Barsaparuia six years ago iJRfVERSIBLE LEVEL LAND PLOW Some marauder helped himself for slok headache and general debility. At xvw night time was 140 to one of O. N. Piatt's turkies, the other WHITE HILLS. that my weight pounds, 3 J whereaa now I weigh 178 pounds and am AND night. nave Barsapa-riU- PLOWS seri- W. G. Lee in till gaining. I taicen hooo i OLD BOARD Mrs C. D. Stillson, who has been spent Sunday Spring every spring since. In fnct it la y ously ill with the grip, is recovering. field, Mass. ST jnst remember that we also carry 55 Mrs who was for is The new schoolhouse in dis- The Only Medicine Fischer, caring her, French's a fall line of and dou- now sick with the same disease. trict is nearing completion and is a cred- I take during the year, for I do not need Light, Single " Mrs Edward B. Booth is visiting with it to the town. any more until the next spring. 1 tmnK Attractions! Hood's la the medicine for LAND OR ble and Farm Harness. ' Bargains! friends in New York and Brooklyn. Mrs Flavions Pierce and family have Sarsaparilla FOR LEVEL HILLSIDES. arrived at and intend mak S Valley Lodge A. H. SON --AT- MUSIC STORE. The new residence of Rev James Tay- ing it their home. Hood's Cures DIM0ND & lor is being painted. John A. Nash is Mrs David Wheeler goes to Westfleld, every oae." Mas. F. H. Asdrkws, Box Opposite the Fountain, BETHEL, CONN the artist. Mass., Tuesday next, for a week's visit vst, poatn wooaatooit, ixmneoncnt. with her sister. enre an liver flta, hOlous-UlUU- U from the town for his which were PRICES RECONSTRUCTED ON A "HARD TIMES" BASIS. B OlUa sheep No need to go without a good dinner Mr and Mrs N. B. Nichols are improv ness. headache. 2S. killed a shoit time ago. E. F. HAWLEY'S. Mrs Burns is Miss Louise when shopping in Bridgeport, for at ing. assisting in Hrennan's 20 and 28 iNicnois. Inst week, of Mrs Howard Wakeman restaurant, (Jannon Houthport. PIANO AND ORGAN DEPARTMENT. street, they give excellent service at a Rev S. W. Phelps preached here on Mrs C. Baldwin who has. been the TRUMBULL. reasonable figure, and that is the reason Sunday. W. F. Hilton will be here. returned so restaurant. and in the Easter guest of Mrs William Gouldr FROM NOW many patronize this Sunday, evening the to her home in Norwich, this week. CHURCH NOTES. The celebrated Mason & Hamlin Piano's new vertical peg and etce concert will be given at 7 o'clock. All Miss Louise Lock wood visited Mrs tuning are admission free. The col- Easter services will be We are peg plank, make them the leading pianos of the entire world. Sick headache, constipation and indi invited; Bangs Wilson in Stratfield, last week. Appropriate showing the prettiest are cured De lection will be taken for the school. conducted. by the pastor next Sabbath and All make of pianos we sell at greatly reduced prices. Elegant upright pian- gestion quickly by Witt's Miss Alice Burr attended the social nobbiest line ot gentlemen's Little Early Risers, the famous little The many friends of Capt Eli Beards club in Fairfield, last Friday. Dancing morning and evening. The order for the neck wear at 25 c also in bet- os (new) from $175 upward. Secondhand pianos (upright) from $100 up- S. ley were pleased to see him in their day will be as follows : At 11.45 a. m., TILL pills. Edgar F. Tlawley, Newtown ; was the leature 01 the evening. 12 ter, goods to be found in this ward. Organs from $25 upward. Large discounts from former prices. C. A. B. midst once more on Sunday. He re Mrs A. M. Bartram and Mrs J. A. s morning service ; at m., Sunday school ; Bull, Sandy Hook; Blakeman, to his home in this at 3.30 p. m., Junior meeting; at 6.30 p. of the country. - liotslord. , turned Danbury, Burr, were guests of Mrs C. P. Bradley part week. m., 1. ir. a. U. r. meeting: at 7 p. m., In hats and of Greenfield Hill, last Tburday. service. caps everybody says 1 Mrs Frank Upton leaves for Detroit Mrs Gould has visittd her sis evening we take lead in RENTING DEPARTMENT. When in Danbury get dinner at the George 7.60 p. m., meet 'LECTION the style, price Pratt 20 Elm street. Be Mich., on Thursday. She has rented ter, Mrs William AlUin, in New York. Monday Chautauqua and House, Why? em- ing at the parsonage. Last week's pro- quality, our $1.50, $2, $2 50 cause conduct a first-cla- ss restau- her house to Mr Nichols, who is they at the mill. gram with a few extras. stiff hats 25c to 50c less than you We keep the largest renting stock in Western Connecticut. Organs rented rant, nice and clean. ployed paper at 3 m., or the E. C. Wixona has another fine colt. Wednesday p. meeting buy elsewhere. from 1 per month upward ; pianos rented from 82 per month to $25; large dis- WE8TP0RT. Ladies' Home Mission Circle at tne par is your opportunity to secure some of Latest in collars and eufis f is all its Mrs Martha Curtis and take sonage. styles counts on rents. La Grippe here again with of daughters below. and colored and old time vigor. One Minute Cough possession of their cottage at Madison in Friday at 2 p. m., meeting 01 the the wonderful bargains named fancy shirts Cure is a reliable remedy. It cures and June. UP AND DOWN THE SAUGATUCK. Ladies' Aid society. Tea will be served bosoms. cures F. New Ezra Hurd is still in the Juniors at 5 o'clock. The quickly. Edgar Hawley, very poor health Mrs Walter L. Smith is visiting rela by gentle Busset shoes are going to be all SHEET MUSIC AND BOOK DEPARTMENT. town; S.C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B, The teacher and scholars of the Sun- men are cordially invited to tea. the this season, new line for " tives in new lork. 8 p. m., choir rehearsal. go Blakeman, Kotsrord. day school meet, Saturday, at 2 o'clock The Historical society met, Monday Friday JUST THINK OF IT men, ladies and children in to for boys, trim the church Easter. Flowers evening, with Mr and Mrs itiarl a. uoige, W. S. Plumb has loaned the use to date and also DISCOUNT- - We sell all Sheet Music at 1-- 2 below the and will be were kindly up styles prices, FIFTY PER CENT Mitchell & Sanford's recent sale, Sat- plants greatly appreciated when the following papers read of an excellent organ for evening services new stock of leather shoes from or marked 10 cent music we also sell at 1 2 off. A large stock was a success, from the buyers for the day. "The history of the violin," by Dr Fred publisher's price. urday, and social gatherings. The W. L Shoe Co. of Instruction Books for all kinds of Instruments. 25 and 50c folios for voice, or- standpoint, but the dealers took some of Fifteen flocks of wild geese were erlck Powers; "The Centenial and Col Mrs Chalker is speeding some little 35 c Gaiterettes at 18c Douglass were be on urnbtan Fairs as from shoe- - or 200 of for them that bargains, hardly to counted going north Monday before showing progress time with friends in Derhy. Look at our men's $1 gan piano, pages music, 50 CENTS. in the horse markets the storm. 1876 to 1894," Hither St John duplicated large by Chap Mrs George Bouton has been very sick. $5 Men's Grain Favorites, $1.25. Quick sales and small profits seem to fa F. Pierce intends planting six acres of man. Mr and Mrs Andrew Tait have a little vor auctions more than private sale for Owing to illness Rev F. B. Draper 01 born last week. EDGAR F. HAWLEY. potatoes this spring. All Saints Mew was un son, MUSICAL MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT. all kinds of Btock. E. C. Wixom was in Danbury on church, Minora, The storm, Monday evening, prevented $6 50 Men's Calf Button Shoes, is five able to officiate at Memorial church the of the meeting. Tuesday. He now the owner of and the se- vice was con holding ChautHuqua $3.25. the summer resi- colts. . Friday evening, Mr Linsley has rented Arthur Plumb's "Hildene," pretty young r ducted by the rector. Rev Kenneth and taken He will Steel 4 Out 9 cents. for Man. dence of D. W. Kissam, welcomed the The new chandelier In the church will W farm has possession. Strings cents, strings Strings Violins, Banjos, Mackenzie assisted by Rev George continue on in the milk business, in which Calf dollns and Guitars we will sell at adiscount of CENT down to 10 return of Mr Kissam and family, last be lighted, Sunday evening, for the of Christ church. $5 Men's Favorites. SI 99, 25 PER per week. Mr Kissam came to Newtown on ttarhydt he has been successfully engaged for cent below former first time. Rev George C. Peck and wife of Long some prices. Friday and his daughters, Misses Jennie time. Shoes. CHEAP G000DS! s, Miss Carrie Curtis had the misfortune Island, have been the guests of friends $4 Men's Calf Button $2. Our enormous stock of Banjos, Mandolins, Guitars, BaDjo-Mandolin- Guitar and Bessie Kiasam. arrived on Mrs S. Plumb of Bridgeport was a Saturday to lose $35 in money a few weeks since here during the past weeK. of Mr and Mrs O. B. Satur- Auto-Harp- s, Zithers, etc., we sell at discounts. guest Burton, Mandolins, Violins, large night. Arthur T. Sbepard and family re $3-$- Rev Arthur Smith, wife and brother. day. $6 Ladies' French Kid Button, 5 vs., were guests of James Glover, Saturday moved here from tfurnside on Friday Charles R. Helin of Danbury, who is 01 last ween. Miss Katherine Gilbert of Brooklyn is PRICES! well known in town, is president of the visiting Mrs Kobert 1. Le. Ladies' Goat Button Shoes CHEAP TUNING AND REPAIRING DEPARTMENT. Mrs Clark Beardsley is on the sick list. Rev Seward of South Norwalk Danbury Christian Endeavor Union, Her Dr BETHEL. . Tin above them leads tm the a member of the Endeavor little daughter, Marion, is improv officiated at the Congregational church. aatnraHy being society ing. THE STILL RIVER NOT STILL. $1 99. question of quality as viewed froa the dealer's of the Second church. The Sunday owing to the continued illness of - our is Baptist standpoint- We are thoroughly ia sanest ia Pianos tuned for $1.50 at present. That the largest discount made by any of the Union was held the pastor, Kev Jabez Bacaus. Mon- Re- quarterly meeting The rain of and 1-- insiitmnce on th of offenn Only PLATTSVLLLE. heavy Monday 2, importinc dealer In the United States. at the Bethel church, last Miss Edna G. Bradley has been spend has the branches of $4 Ladies' Kid Button, sizes 2 low Congregational the week with friends at South day night filled east liable Goods. It is our beliefthat so prioa is We over ing past Still river full and the 1-- ar- cheerfully furnish estimates on repairing and making new, both pia- Friday evening. DEATH OF MRS JAMES CLARK. the overflowing 3 2, enough to redeem aa ausetrioeabU or shoddy JNorwalK. will the to $2. nos and organs." We employ only the very best tuners and factory workmen from Pamelia, widow of the late James Mrs Gillum and of banks. The high water give ticle from the malediction which goes with it. Henry daughter trout a to run the is where some furniture dealers make New York and do first-clas-s work 25 cent below former Clark, died at the home of her good opportunity up Right here per prices. daughter. Norwalk spent Sunday at the residence little' streams. kaowa to be of In Fairfield Mrs csyivester w heeler, Friday, April o or itidward A. JNaan. their mistake, in hsndlinr foods County. inferior quality simply because they can buy after a short illness., Thursday Mrs The Chautauqua circle met, Tuesday HA1TING LIVELY THIS WEEK. FAIRFIELD. Clark was seized with a chill Miss M. them a little cheaper than the better grade, aad congestive evening, with Judith salmon. CTS. will sell as well. MUSIC TEACHING DEPARTMENT. and steadily grew worse until Friday at William H. Wells intends moving into Hatting is having quite a boom, this AT 50 as these dealers argus. just PROTECT FAIRFIELD'S SUPERB BEACH. 9 m., when she breathed her last. Be- his new on or week. Haybe they will sell just as well the first time, p. house, recently completed when home do not the ser- In some unaccountable manner the sides Mrs Wheeler she leaves two other about May 1. but if taksa they give Excellent teachers furnished for all instruments, as well as instruments and character ef the shore at Fairfield beach daughters, Mrs Leavitt and Mrs Ange- The la st of the series of sermons on the Fishermen have had fine luck. A few vice expected, those goods will bo eoastaat stead- is as one of the most teachers within recent a vine of Hill and two David have some very fine trout. few of Misses' Goat ing advertisements against sellers. Everybody rooms for practice. Mr Iloyt well known thorough has years undergone Long sons, "Sanctification of common life," which caught a A pairs those In change, its tendency is such that some and Leroy Clark of Easton. The funer- have been delivered Rev Mr Others have come home without bite. likee "Cheap Prices,' but aobedy likes "Cheap and best musicians the State. by Barhydt cleaned out town Goods." Ws dont Goods." oar steps should be taken in the immediate al services were held at the residence of at Christ church during the Sunday even The rain has also and Calf Foxed Button Shoes, heeled, have "Cheap but son-in-la- brook and a deal of and ara Prises." Ws roooiv future to encroachment of her Wheeler, Mon was great sewerage 1-- prices "Cheap havejast prevent any Sylvester ings in Lent, delivered, last Snnd&y, 11 and 11 2, worth 50-- the sea the beach. Wind and tide at 2 m. Rev Mr Weeks, of or wmcn was filth was carried away. sizes $2 ed good fresh tins of Spring Samples afCarpets' upon day p. pastor the suDiect "rne Family are washed clean as a together have wrought changes in the the Baptist church, officiated. The inter Lloyd Nash through an employe who Our streets also Moquettes. Body Brussels, Extra Super Tapestry beacn within decade and it is rnent was in the Easton near a bis whistle. The old people say that the Children's Oriental slip- Brussels with borders to match. C C Extra Sapor HOYT'S NEW MUSIC the past cemetery, has just returned from visit to we 75 pairs ' storm is now and shall soon 2 China STORE, said the waves often dash over portions tne rtaptist ennrcn. native Italy, has received two ng trees line over, woo1, aad Japaa Matting, Foreign aad of the beach, that until he will care have pleasant weather and planting time pers, sizes 11 to 2, worth 50c, at 25c. Domes' ie Rugs. All grades carpet liainr aad quite recently ' from which try by to yield were secure from such invasion. this THE SPORT HILL ROAD VERY BAD. win soon come. stair Chamber Suits. Sideboards, Chi Hem- 323 and 325 MAIN ST.: CONN. .If , fruit. They are vigorous examples of pads. 321, DANBURY, is allowed to continue it is feared that The to town of class 01 trees. The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Hickok, ic res. Writing Desks, Plush Rockers, Diaiag crying disgrace the that who died 13, at Amherst, Mass., the bathing beach at Fairfield, acknowl Easton, the road over Sport Hill, is aB is Fred M. Belden of Nw Haven spent January tables. Parlor scaur tables ia oak aad and in the vault there since that Diamond Kir-ro- rs. edged to be one of the finest to be found usual in the spring, impassable. Teams Sunday with friends here. kept mahogany. Hall Trees. Pictures, on either shore of the will lose Marvin of Lakeville is time, were brought to this place on tne Window Shades, Mattresses, spring cribs Sound, that are not obliged to stop at some house Joseph visiting 5 week some of unexampled advantages. Plans on the hill all 'round some other bis Mr and Mrs JSdwara F o'clock express, last Thursday. See our and aad eradl'i sad everything la the furaitart Has. go way parents, in Boys' 1 for the better protection of Fairfield's and non residents who have business with Marvin. The body was interred the family Corns nd ses us; it makes ao difference whether 01 ner nus-ban- d. SANDERSON'S magnificent beach have been d scussed the residents leave their teams above the Rev J. H. James of Rockville delivered burial plot by the side late yoa buy the first time, ws will be glad ts shew Rev E. L. Hickok, D. D., in South te ws Ws find often mors but de Unite can be said con mud mark and on foot. would the lecture at the at up-to-da- you what have. there is nothing yet high go It temperance meeting street Kev H. L. Slack com Youths' aver cerning the outcome. be an act 01 charity to strangers and mer National hall, Sunday afternoon. cemetery, virtue in a single half honr spent ia looking Miss Ben mitted the body to the ground. " inarch our stoer, exemiaing goods, comparing HORTICULTURAL NOTES, cy to their poor horses should the town The funeral of Mary Esther pries SPECIAL FORMULA to the extra of the nett. who died at the residence of Wil to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust." aad 'sizing us up" generally thaa aay amount of There was a attendance at the go expanse fencing Kev Clark 01 smitn Shoes, Note the We we eaa te good road up tne months. Mam II. Thomas, Faiday, aged 83, took seelye, president type talk think safely promise 01 . during spring of Mass., bar- regular monthly meeting the. Fair place from her late residence, Sunday af college, Northhampton, convince the nett skeptical boyera. ws have field Horticultural society, which was The tea booked for 8 was came up on the train that brought the for them if will coma aad see ns Tears over yellow April ternoon. Jttev Kenneth Mackenzie, ir. his and attended to last Store full gains they held In the ball Jjett's store, fa. postponed on account of the traveling officiating. The interment was in Wil body of aunt the prices. Respectfully pers were read by Nellis H. Sherwood and unsaie condition 01 the road. low Brook sad rites. Don- cemetery. one of our oldest FERTILIZERS on "Chrysanthemums" and by Dr , James Dew has gone from Mrs. Betsey Charles has taken the in John Seeley Taylor, aldson on A Guyer agency is His sick of "Village Improvement." Seeley's farm and Mr Crossman will take this place for the Columbia bicycle. citizens, gradually failing. Bargains. bunch of magnificent roses was shown the farm this year. ness appears to be a breaking down of TAYLOR by John Dallas; it is a new variety, Miss Mae Seeley is home for her Eas old age. - I of Meriden UN like the. in Kev TAKE THE LEAD AS something American Beauty ter vacation. ; E. H. Dutchtjr preach GREENFIELD HILL. ed and at the Methodist color, with remarkably deep petals. Freddie Chester? infant son of Mr and morning evening Furniture Dealers- - Undertaking and Embalm miss u.iia scurges also snowed a number Mrs Orris died at the home of his cuurcu, lUKb ouuuay. ia an its Branches, of violets. It was decided to hold an in- Ferry, Rev H. Q. Judd of Huntington, N. Y., formal exhibition of seasonable flowers parents, Tuesday, April 2, after a short A RUNAWAY BUT NO ONE HURT. made his Mrs Harriett illness with the grip. The funeral ser aged mother, If. SAITDTHOOK, CONN. by the members at the next meeting, vices were held at Rev As Moses Banks and daughter were re Judd, a short visit at tne 01a nomesteau Henry Ayres, CROP PRODUCERS. and in fact to make these exhibitions a Thursday 2p.m., turning from Bridgeport a few days ago, on Chestnut Kide. feature of the Mr Hamilton officiating. Rev Stowe a with monthly meetings. Miss Annie Staples spent the neck yoke broke letting the pole Leroy spent night Saturday down. The consequences was a runaway, his father, Summer Stowe, at his home witn menas in uiacK kock. ., , AN INVITATION AT ST PAUL'S PALM SUNDAY. a broken carriage, and the occupants in Lonetown. Rev Dr Jones founded his sermoi on thrown out but no one was Mrs George Erwin of Bridgewater - fortunately 381 Main Bridgeport, Ct. Formula A, for Potatoes, Corn and General Use. the text taken from St Luke 14:41, WESTON- seriously ioiured but all pretty well spent Sunday with her father and moth St., Is extended to readers of THE "And when he was come near he beheld shaken up er m wmwooa. Formula B, for Tobacco. the and over it." ' The PERSONAL AND CHURCH DOINGS. Miss Grace '.Dunning has returned to city wept Holy moth- BEE and their Mends to UommuDion was adminis ered. Miss Mary Sturges is thought to be DEERFIfiXD. her borne in Morris. News of her inspect Formula C, . . our hastened her from (Superphosphate). On Good Friday there will be services better than at last writing. er's illness departure Genuine Wakelee Plows oar and Taxied stock.mark-e- d - at 11 a. m. and 7 . Miss Eleanor Mrs T. B. Bradley has visited her this place. . large Formula E, Top Dressing and Grass. p.m. Hoyt spent Saturday William .Nichols of favement U ill of Meriden Manufactured Only at Botsford Df pot ,Ct. ' On Easter morning the first celebra and at home in JNorwalK. uncle, Frank Camp spent Subday It need a new season Sunday her Miss Delia has been sick. Dr Mrs L. oh you plow.tbis try in plain figures, at the lowest tion of the Communion will occur at 7 a. The Norfleld Y. P. S. C. E. admitted Jennings with bis Bister, F. Judd, Send for circulars and full information.... will save m. ; the second after the usual morning Dunham was called. Maple street. It many three associates and one active member Burr a sucker in the The Genuine Wakelee prices. service. The baptismal service will take to the on The Floyd caught dollars for all farmers to these careful at 4 m , and the school society Sunday evening. mill pond, one pound These are not made give goods investigation. place p. Sunday prayer meeting was led by Miss Annie recently, weighing imitations, bnt DIAMONDS, festival in tne evening. and 11 ounces. irom Address Fitch. The meeting next Sunday even : " ' win do ied Mrs rease. 1 - WATCHES, ' PRETTY GOOD SPELLERS. ing Dy to sickness of John Hull'i Wakelee's Frank Lane attended, as a delegate. Owing the Original Patr JEWELRY, A spelling bee was held in the Mill the ordination and installation exercises mother, "the sociable was held at Willis scDOoinouse Bronson s. There was a gooa attendance VA terns, IiXXOlOXi flam recently, at which at the Congregational church In Sound were 4" Ttae'eame were SILVERWARE, School Visitor M. E. Banks : f The company entertained by speak that nsed by presided. It Beach on Tuesday. - . and Fifteen dollars more CLOCKS." CONN. was declared a draw between Eddie Mrs P. Coe of has been ing singing. 114 CHURCH ST., NEW HAVEN, and Willie neither C Bridgeport was added to the organ fund, which is South-bur- y, Flannsgan Everet, the guest or Mrs Fitch. a H. Wakelee of missing a single word ior nearly an nipnratm slowly but surely advancing to the de LUNCiiaim COMBINED HORSE Robert Williams one sired amount. G. W. GOSLEE'S HOE, hour, and finally with honors severely Injured . retiring 01 Ct Fairchild,e even. reminded nis nngers wntie some logs. H. R. El wood, who met with an ac ' Cultivator and Rldger, Field Marker and Coverer It the reporter of bis moving The cele--. In 8U Tobac- one last week. cident on hill a few weeks castings are made ot the Dealer Diamonds. Watches, for Corn and Potatoes, Harrow and Leveler, own schoolboy days when be once day Academy ago, brated Salisbury iron, and by experi- co Hoe and Hiller. Steel Tobacco Ridgers, Wood epetled c ear all the text books John Gulick has exchanged his black met the selectmen at tnetr meeting and enced workmen in this line ot work. verwsxe. Jewelry and Clocks. Ridger ; Light Cultivator with Rake Attachment, through a claim of to him- The wood work Is ot the best white in the sohoolhouse without once, norse ior a nandsome Drown one. presented $400 damages S57 for Tobacco and other crops ; Smoothing Harrow, missing self and It was laid on the nak that can be had. All genuine Main Stzeeit, near John. three size ; Light Cultivator Harrow, Shares Horse and then got thrashed by a bigger boy Frederick Morehouse of property. 1 Wakelee are branded C. H. Connec- Waterbury two weeks plows Hoe. Hundreds In successful use all over who had been to sit down in the has a table for consideration, for vvy Wakelee, Southbnry, Ct., and are also . (BSTABUSHSO 1865.) ticut. If local dealer doesn't them, send obliged spent few days with his parents manntactnr- - your keep contest. - nere. when at the end of that time a settlement 1 stenciled marked where for circular and testimonial to be made them. r ed. Try Merrill's O. K. steel coulter Conn. 'will probably by 0. W. GOSLEE, Buckingham, AN EVENT IN COLORED SOCIETY. A number of those interested in the The sale of the homestead and farm harrow. For prices address BRIDGEPORT, CT-- matter met at the parsonage on Tburt Colored 'was of the late Alden Gould was adj turned H. S. society out in full force day evening to devise ways and means the 13th. Botsford, Botsford, HOW'S HARNESS? at the dance in Town bv till Saturday, , REMOVAL SALE. THE given the hall of adding to the library of the Norfleld ' Hallam, infant son of the Unquo club. About 40 couples were George Lindsley Ct. church. Mr and Mrs George E. Burrof Brooklyn, B. . How's the harness? Thinking of horse blanket? Anything wanted in present, including many from' Bridge- Orders left with A. Blakeman will ACAED. and was to Miss Alice Fitch has been ill with was christened Sunday afternoon, April 10 to 25 per cent discount on receive prompt attention. Hone Sundries? In need of traveling conveniences? TouH find this an port, dancing music by Samp rheumatism. 7, at 4 o'clock'in Christ church, Bedford son's orcnestra, fror jtumt' prompting. I take this to inform exceptional good time and place to make purchasers in the above line of The march was led James Charles Sutton still continues very HI. avenue, Brooklyn. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, opportunity my grand by Dwigbt R. Nichols of Boston is spend- gOOdS. ' , Moore and Mrs 1 nomas Sherwood Miss Irene Perry has spent a week In patrons and friends that I have sold was served the intermis Bethel. ing a little time with bis parents. Clocks, Silverware, Spectacles, ! ".IS. Sapper during Mrs George G. Lover and son, Edward, WANTED out my business to W. A. Watts of J'TJSLXTSrtElOJSr, sion. are both on the sick list. etc. This sale cannot af- JOHN42 78IMiddle Conn. ,. BRIDGEPORT. you Washington, who "will oontlnoa the Tairfleld'Ave., Bridgeport, .', .v. St, G. Herbert Knapp has favored his .... Mr and Mrs Jesse It. Banks of Tuxedo Sewing Machine Operators. friends here with boxes of ar are at the old homestead. ford to miss; Vill go business at the old stand. trailing BLACK ROCK. to the storm of last even- everything Also experienced buttonhole makers, IMPOSSIBLE FOB T0U TO HAVE TEETH butus which seem like a breath of Owing Friday . - Uie lor the IT IS Misses Sarah and Libbie the "Four B" sociable will be held of buttonhole Thanking- public patron- spring. Bartram, af ing, ' regardless cost.' sample required. WITHOUT A PLATE, The steam roller is on our streets ter visiting several cities in Florida ht at Bright's hall. age In the past an 1 solicit ins; a con tin-- again Miss Eva Lover is it her home G. HAD hold In repairing the macadamized road. made a stay of two weeks in Ashvllle. making P. LEY, Long Hill, Ct. nance of the same to my soeoeoaor. 1 Unless too have sound roots or teeth to place what N". it a with Mrs H. B. Burr for a while. XSeid-- you need; Every dentist who has graduated In recent years We are glad to see Mrs Pierson, who C, finding delightful winter re , must know how to do this work before he can get his diplo- has been absent for the winter, again in sort. They left it with regret, return Quite a number of the young people Jolin H. remain, respectfully yoora. Does Main attended dance at the ma. O. KETTELL HaWLET, this work, Corner our.mldst. . Many of our people, like the ing borne, last Thursday. from this place the and Wast Street. Happy Medium are our prices, neither so Gould has in readiness his Town hall, Fairfield, Friday evening. WATCHMAKER. AND JEWELEB, Post Office News Boom M ..v. www mtj w munnv ... 'v;'.iw birds travel off but return at spring George llltfU a UgKOI lUUWtJijr nui - Martin has a new Offlce M0ESE LEAVENW0RT1I. impossible Silver fill- time. oystsr boat, going extensively into the Burr spindle. Books, Stationery and Supplies. Incrfl AOrt OD with Iresh gas Gold business of Arthur Prloe has gone to to ard Extracting pure Plates, John Dallas, who has been a resident supplying seed oysters for Soutbport ' 11 tiold Crowns, Gold Bridges. of Fairfield for the past IS and auierent parties. assist Mrs Zilmon Wakeman. 118 Fairfield Ave., No. P. 0. AECAD2, D IETTELL DAXBUXT, COIL years, 100 Bridgeport. Eoxbnrr txtis,Cczx 0. HAVLET, most of the time gardener at the sturges Miss Alice A. Bartram was the guest, Frederick Bronson has received Briifsport. spring I tested the Stockbndge Potato Manure by the side of another fertilizer claimed to be as good. Both had the same chance and the same care, and the result in merchantable potatoes was at the rate of 25 bbls. more to the acre from the Stockbridge than from the other kind, the amount of fertilizer used in each

1- me' 2 case being ton to the acre. The fertilizer gave 53 bbls. from acre. It was a good yield, but from the same amount of ground the same amount E of Potato Manure me 66 bbls. The of small was much Stockbridge gave percentage potatoes less from the Stockbridge than from the other kind. There was $i difference in cost between the two fertilizers, the Stockbridge costing the most; but I think I would rather have that extra 13 bbls. of potatoes than the dollar I saved on the lower grade fertilizer. I shall certainly want more of the Stockbridge goods next year. "GEORGE S. YOUNG, Mapleton, Me."

The above letter explains itself. There is no doubt but that farmers in many localities have been satisfied 5tochbrl?e with fertilizers that apparently did well, and have not thought to look further for a fertilizer that would do better, such as the Stockbridge, which is made double strength. The Stockbridge Potato Manure is not only a very rich fertilizer, but it contains plant food especially adapted to this crop. Hence it not only produces a large yield, but extra quality. It is particularly rich in potash (as well as nitrogen), and gives the crop a good start, and, what is more carries it to an earlier without from stable ; Sw. firteOMnt important, through maturity help manure and the value of time rtrlM Cbtmfcft). in of BowKer saved the growth any quick crop, like potatoes, should not be overlooked. . - Catalogue free. See local agents, or address

FERTILIZER COMPANY, 27 Beaver Street, New York. A . A. X T J. h BOWKER 43 wnainamt At C treei, dumuii.

high fever, last wetk, but has entirely ven. Argyl, the elder, is attending the selectman on Saturday last and is The Newtown Bee 11 covered. school and boarding with his aunt in New now ready to collect the tax. Fairfield County News. Business is brisk at the carriage and Haven. Consequently he only spends ! FRIDAY, APBIL 1). I8S. repair fhop of H. W. Woodruff. Mr nis vacation witn nis motner. Herman Bower, our popular cigar THE GREATEST SALE Woodruff nial-e- a 'in Mr and Mrs Leverett P. Judd have an- dealer, has leased a' of the quite specialty part building SHELTON- - Of Lace Oxfords and ever seen in to the CIUCULATION. heavy farm wagons, and has lately ship- other son added to their family, born of T. Soule & Co., formerly occupied by Shoes, Slippers Connecticut, owing ped four such vehicles to Seth Pratt of Sunday, April 7. This is the seventh H.C.Ives, manufacturer of paper boxes, great financial degression many manufacturers of fine Shojshave been Litch Held, one each to Andrew Anderson cntid. and is to start the manufacture of to far belcw value cash IIOH I, 1882. ' cigars - obliged accept prices their with the Last wkei (800 of Brooktield, Asplnwall Brothers of James Copeland, who has been in 111 on a much larger scale than lie has 'ROUND THE LIVELY BOROUGH. we were able to secure wonderful values in Washington and Ex Senator Lyman of nealtn lor some time, is now very poorly formerly done. He will employ several Next month a large monument is to be Ne Preston. The rector of the Episcopal church has workmen. erected in Riverside cemetery in memory In Litchfield William Whitehead has moved from invited toe Congregational pastor and bis The courts have adjourned for tbe of the late Charles L. Seaver. The shaft SPEING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR. County the place owned by E. W. Fenn to the flock to worship with his church on Fast week. On the case of Foster vs G. S. is of 37 feet in and farm he has in which took several granite, height, will bought Weekeepeemee day. Halpin days for trial be located on the bluff overlooking the In an of 20 in and Shoes in district, Woodbury. Rehearsals for tbe benefit of the Con tne jury tailed to agree in a verdict, be experience nearly years baying selling Bridgeport in- - lionsatonic river. we can remember which bar- WASHINGTON. Fred Monroe moved, last week, into gregational church and Sunday school ing about equally divided their opin Some ItaliaLS were Sab- nothing will approach in any particular the the with Edwin Calhoun. are at work, last which we are now fine shoes and Oxfords. houe appointed for Friday afternoon and ion. bath, on their lots in the south westerly gains offering in Ladies' Robert Murphy has been improving evenmg. . Mrs Kate Spencer, formerlv postoffice of and was Children's dress and school shoes and Men's Russet Patent Leath-Ca-lf In clerk was part the village, complaint these rpring days getting out old Abner P. Hayes and Zenas P. Candee for many years, at the home co - - WA8UINOTON VISITKU BY A made umcer .Burgess, who yisitea tne and Working Shoes- Bring Tour Feet- iEAKUL rocks from some of his meadows, are to spend the Easter vacation with of her parents, Tuesday and Wednesday ana taem witn tne into uce of blast- tbelr of last week. ,! ai . . piace dispersed repri riKE. calling many pounds parents. mand of arrest if repeated. 700 pairs ladles' fine doneola kid barton 600 pairs men's satin calf lace and congres, ing powder. Pliny Squires has gone north after Richard C. Cook has his meat HERE IT IS and lace shoes, patent and common sense shoes, fine style and all solid. 09e W. Im- or given up tip 10 II. Woodruff keeps on making anotner lot horses and win return as ne could not make Mamma! Hsrs is ths whers all style 99a. cases men's Kasco calf dress shoes, all on Pres- NEW MILFORD. with them about of market, it pay. piaes 600 pairs ladies' patent leather sandals and styles worth i.O0, 149. provements bis property at New the middle this pres Mrs F. B. has to kid ton station. He ha laid a ent wees. Upton gone Detroit, ths soon GOOD Shoes oxtords, russett and dongola oxtords, 15 cases men's best band sewed welt, razor Lightning struck a near lately out A wnere husband is in boys get sheap Piccadilly, razor and common sense, teirgraph pole road several in ex- POPULAR SHOE STORE. C. W. Peck mien., ber engaged toe and common sense last, in russett and miles length, which left his horse and wagon a to7e. French worth 15 Ati, in manufactory, and in which city they Yes ws'rs hers to supply ths publie of 520 ladies' and finest call, and ft.49 It. J. Wattt' boot aod shoe store about 10 tends back as far as the estate of Cyrus When a store is popular and has been front of Jackson's grocery store, last win pairs best hand turned Hen's Shoes We want to on He run- reside for the future. and band welt button and lace shoes, razor, Impress you Hall. has also laid out a road popular for some 30 odd it is natu- rrraay morning, without uars 's Hew Milford and with shoes. one tact, that la that we sell mora o'clock years - bitching, The furniture of the defunct Working-men- vicinity Piccadilly and Philadelphia last, worth rrom simple Tuesday evening, April 0, letting ning at the foot of the hill near the sta- ral to look for the reason of it. passed Dy, ine norse ran away,, upset- Club has been to the 4to6, 2 79. Hen's Shoes than any other shoe bouse ia tion. It looks more and more as if The For more than 30 has Robert- ting tbe wagon with a lot of empty milk presented Spring goods are coming in every day 750 pairs ladies' line stylish vici kid button the city. Are to the and a wind years Congregational church. There are about and lace T. SO cases store, at strong Bek s as to Woodroffville was cans. Tbe dash board to ; Ox'ords shoes, cloth top or kid made by G. Boy's satin ca't dress shoes, razor prophesy son's shoe store been the popular shoe the wagon 57 chairs and other furniture. Ladies' 37 different styles,we Plant, worth S5 00, 2.49. or opera toes, russet or black. 98e. to be fulfilled. "Woodruffvllle, center of Litchfield and was corn 011 and tne Harness DroKen in wh bloftiDR, the entire building owned change trading (county, The man, John E. Durbin alias "Shor- are selling a good Oxford tan and cars for New Preston." increased competition nas apparantly many pieces. Nobody was hurt. ty," who was arrested in Boston, last by A. O. Baker, containing It. J. Watts' George Nobles, Jr., began the tlret of only made it the more popular. Miss Golds McMahon returned to in black for $1; Children's Taa Shoes, on week, for his complicity the robbery March to work his new cottage at Tbe reason for it is not hard to find, Unionville, this week, for treatment for of mil! ' hi W. A. Watts' ner the Adams' clerk, last February, ths largest variety ia Town, aad at TRUNKS AND BAGS tor, brotber'a, groc- Woodruffvllle, and has already moved in. anyone living within trading distance of lameness. was before the court on Wed- This beats Western clean store can in brought and hardware and the Masonic enterprise out. the tell, the reason is found nesday and plead not to the charge lowest prises. Ilea's Tan Shoes well ery ttore, Harold Smith of Phildelaphia and the fact that Robertson will not handle guilty and next Saturday, the 18th, was ap- eome and look over the ws will with the Litch- Louis Brlttin of Derby, pupils of William trashy goods, sells reliable footwear only WOODBURY. mean- stock, hall, together Shepang, G. are now pointed for a hearing and in the C. Brlnsmade, at home for the and at prices as low as quality is high ; while be was lodged in the Bridgeport satisfy you with both shoe and price, H. BENNETT & SON. field and Northern railroad were Easter vacation. Mr Brlnsmade is now at all times to refund a purchas- depot, willing r jail. He has been recognized by several at the lowest Shoe Store ia Yew fully settled in his delightful new home. er's money when wanted. ST PAUL'S CHURCH. " al- prise burned to the In about two boors. and there is no doubt of his identity, ground S B. Smith has received several plea- It is easy to understand how such it he have the Milford. 367 MAIN STREET, sant notes from his Francis store's of customers The services for the remainder of Holy though says they gotten Little or was saved. Is brother, quota deservedly week and for Easter will be as follows : wrong man. nothing Report Smith of Seattle, who has been on the grows larger each day. Oce as one of our tour to the on same Kfaundy Thursday. Holv Communion at 10 evening last week, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. that about two thirds was covered with Orient, being the a. m.; ana sermon. 7.30 m. citizens was to his home he was J. W. the with Rev Otis W. MERRTALL. evening prayer p. going ELLSWORTH, ship, Friesland, Good Fridav, Morning prayer, Litany and accosted by two men who demanded nis insurance. Barker, whose letters in The Bee have Miss Florence Stone sermon at 10.45 a.m. He his hand in his attracted so much attention. began teaching Evening prayer and sermon in Good Tem money. put pocket 8 BANK ST-- , NEW MILT0BD- - her first term in tbe Hunt district on plar's Hall, Hotobkiasville, 1 30 p. m. and drew forth a revolver, which was so of this week. easier juven (oaturuay) Mornina, prayer Cole Is Into A. Bak- Monday 0 unexpected to them tnat they aid not Frank moving O. Miss Vesta who has been and Baptism of children, a. m. wait for him to band over the but er's log cabin. Abbott, Easter day. morning. Baptism of adults. money WONDERS NEVER CEASE! a while her Mrs 10 45. darkness. Mrs Michael has a sister vis- BETHLEHEM. spending with aunt, Buell sermon and Holv Communion. rapidly disappeared in the store, went to Bridgewater for a visit, Flaherty Sedgewick in Warren, returned home, Children's Even song with presentation of John Hanlon has returned from a visit, iting her from Ireland. icemen 1 mo. last week. Farmer and have moved this week Tuesdav. missionary onerings, to Scotland among his friends there, Coal barges are often arriving at the George family EPISCOPAL CHURCH AFFAIRS. Miss Edith G. Duan, a former teacher The offering eood Friday will be for wnicn was formerly nis Home. wharves. Tbe coal bins become Into the house with Felix McOovern. the-Jew- had Good Friday service will be held as here, will teach the spring term. School the work of Evangelizing and The Wilkinson Brothers are to build a low before tbe ice went out. A wonderful machine, the Aspinwall pota A Y. I'. 8. C. K. sociable is to be held usual lu Christ church 2 30 m. on 8. tbe on Easter will be for quite residence of F. Wed- at p. The opened Monday, April offering Day large addition to their already large pa Peter Fitzgibbons has commenced his at the J. Kllborn, ' t z au- re- offering will be for the work of evangel Mr and Mrs a. H. Bowers attended parish expenses. per mill duties &8 He has secured a to the nesday evening, April 17. We are Tne annual plant. scavenger. planter, absolutely guaranteed only In- izing toe jews. service at the chapel, last Sunday. parish meeting will be On last the trial of James fine quested to state that all are cordially . ' ' Saturday pair of horses for the work. The faster service with sermon and Holv Miss Jane Fenn has been quite ill at held on Easter Monday at'l.-p- m. Kelly for keeping a place where it is re- authorities bad secured a tomatic world. vited. Communion at 2.30 m. on MUs fill borough place potato planter in the The Calhoun street reboot entertain- p. Easter day. Goode's and was unable to her puted that l'quors are sold, for selling for dumping the garbage near the river '1 he annual will be held accustomed in a and for - "Blessed is he who invents in times, like ment In the Town hall, last week, was a parish meetmg place Sunday school, last The last of the Lenten services for this liquors without license, keep rDad a short distance below tbe village, these, on taster Monday at 9 a. m. Sunday. , season will ha held In on ing a place with intent to sell liquors, but so much has been mani- Potato that will do the work with ease" decided success and show great patience Mr ex- tbe hall Good opposition machinery in Rev Johnson gave us a very 7.30. was commenced before tbe town court, fested that will have to seek another in behalf of the teachers the training cellent sermon tbe Sun- Friday evening at not was as they of the children. John Pritchard has left the employ at chapel, last The services have been well attended, but much progress made at place, which will be difficult to find. And wonderful machine is noon the court . to accommo- another the Mrs Edwin Calhoun has been quite ill ment of Caut J. B. Strong and Harrv day. the number usually present being 80 and adjourned ,On the 17th instant the W. U. V. U., Johnson has taken bis 90. date the attorneys until Monday, the 15th. Sherman Councll.wlll hold an open with, the grip. pltce. NORTH VILLE. There are seven counts in all. Lady Wheelbarrow Grass Seeder. Seed Uwlght H. Wilson brought In 21 a. Li. bio"s is very mucn reduced In meeting in Mechanic's hall. . Thompson's has dis- h after his attack of and The Easter program by the Sunday Last Friday evening the ladles of the Western horses, la.t week, and streng grip church In the Town sown on of most of them. Stanley Roots pneumonia. school will take place next Sunday even- WEST CORNWALL. Baptist gavea supper words can be any kind or condition ofsoil,and posed at 7 30 m. ; If hall and cleared about 15 The annual Makes pare blood. These three of Bethlehem had a pair of heavy horses George W. Seeley was In town, last ing p. stormy, tbe follow:, tell the whole of the wonderful "" meeting of tbe church was held on Thurs story of him. Arthur C. Titus a week, visiting friends.. He has moved to ing Sunday evening. PERSONAL BRIEFS : , . in wind or rain. It is a time saver: therefore a purchased Miss Foote of Woodville commenced day evening and the reports were very cares by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is tbe fine mare Mr Wilson also sold several the east side of Watertown and expects Is best blood and medicine. to work for F. C. Slade and son. her duties as tescber on Monday. Mrs George Crandall very sick at encouraging. The receipts were suffi- purifier spring hore to Torrlngton parties. this with l cient to the Hood's Pills have won for cash saver. Nothing like it in the world. D R. Wilson Is cow In Miss C!ari Hamphny of Morris Is A. S. Buckingham and Carr Lyon have writing pneumonia. pay expenses. high praise ergwged Jut horses.. Ur James It. Gold and wife were home Kicnard Kandall, of UiarK'8 Hardware their prompt and efficient yet easy action. grading about the new residence of Will with her grandfather, Christopher Hunt. exchanged a few week. Is com- Mrs Walter B W. C. Hine and Bert Bowers visited days, this Also the Oliver Chilled Plow, of which we Church, which fast approaching Like has returned from Miss G. Dean last a horse. id1th commenced her twqrerjHTniwsrwryraryoOTreATyre pletion. her vilt ai d is at A. C. Lake's. Litchfield, week,to purchase school in New intuit Noble Allen of was in Elmore Piatt has been confined to his Milford, last Monday. nutflrstjtftvitift vlsw kan uun nian sold more 1000. Also Yankee Mrs Bronson has been quite ill with Woodbury town Misses Gertrude and Annie Harrison jjviviL'awiVtvujrtiivk vtfiviik have than the bronchitis at the residence of her son-in-la- solic ting orders for wind mills, pumps, home with the quinsy. flx-.ur- entertained a few of their friends, last Henry Nettleton, in tetlletoo Hol- tanks and all the connected with last A time Pi Syracuse, & National Plows, Wheel and low. As she Is in rather frail the business. - BARNS ON THE NORTHROP FARM DESTROY- Thursday evening. pteasant Armsby health, ED. is reported. soma concern is manifested as to her Miss Anna Allen of Woodbury is fitting W. has rented the ladies In all the latest to S. Powell the cottage Steel Tooth Harrows, and imple condition. up spring The barn belonging the farm of the and expects to move in this week. It's agricultural Washington people were pleased to styles. . late George Northrop and pur- Provoking Lentz recently une more to add to our bicycle club. ments ofvarious kinds. General man- welcome back to town, last week, Mr and Leopold left town, last week, chased by John A. .Anderson, was burn- Robinson Dean has a Vic- to be deceived ; it's annoying to have a poor hardware, M rs U. E Bradler, who have passed the with 10 cows and a pair of horses for the ed Surday' morning; 2ause unknown, just purchaeed article of You can avoid Y. On Fri- farm hs has rented In Center. tor, shortening. both by winter at Pelhaui Manor, N. Redding tbe house being unoccupied. Mr Hodlln ' ufacturers' and machinists' supplies. day night, last they were entertained at MUs Abbie Foote has taken the school met with a loss of bis tobacco, which seeing that your pail of COTTOLENE bears the trade Edwin Hoi In Morris Center for the term. was stored Mr cotton-pla- nt tea at lister's. sprirg there. Anderson will have WATERTOWN. mark steer's head in 'wreath and Send or call for circulars for Potato Planter, 8. B. Smith had quite a serious tussle, Dea Theodore Bird returned from a tbe sympathy of all in this trouble. be sure of healthful food. Other week, with Old Grip, but visit to his daughter, MUs Alice, In North-fiel- d, bavin? delicious, lat Klrg MRS LUCT STODDARD BATTERMAN. - Wheelbarrow Plows Harrows. 01 me out victorious In the contest. Mass , on Monday, and she accom NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. ' manumcturers try to imitate COT- Seeders, and Nevertheless he was used up, the panied bim. Miss Bird's rich soprano Died, in Oakland, Cal., of best reason qaite Is The committee appointed at the last pneumonia. TOLENE, that's the slcfcn" hejias had In a long time. voice much appreciated in all religious March 23, Mrs Lucy Stoddard Batter-ma- n. fjrt en- and social of the annual meeting of St John's parish to why you want the original article. John Halloway of Bethlehem has meeting' Congregation- feasible to She was born in Watertown In the of 8. B. Smith. al church. report upon the "most plan 1818 T. LEY & CO., tered employ dispose of the in the and emigrated to California in '49. Mad only by HAW John Hotlinter and his entire family Rev Fosdick B. Harrlion preached In sittings church," She crossed the in an ox team, hi and March and will report In favor of assessing, renting plains Th N. K. Fairbank Company, have had their turn with the grip, Litchfield, 31, subsequently and tbe church taking three months for the jouney and ail handu are still paid a vi-- it to his parents, Daa and Mrs assigning pews. CHICAGO, and 401 WATER ST. CT. although better, they walking a great part of the way. She . XH 397, BRIDGEPORT, remember vMtstlon. Mr Ilolllster W. It, Harrison. leaves one son one Freda gxehanc. tS4 Stat U Baste. (be TAX PATERS, BEWARE! and daughter and been troubled by increasing deaf- Mrs Hull and sons have returned to four grand daughter. Her life has been A reduction in of the Oliver tor hs their residence after an absence of some the tax collector for most varied and eventful great the price Plow 1835; also ness. George Anthony, but with all for tSte Mrs Edwin Uollister had the grip and months In New York City and New Ha the 1894 list, received bis rate book from happy and successful. agents Adriance Buckeye Eower. Her frienda here wish her much success The Newtown Bee in her new undertaking. There Is a Woman SYRACUSE REVERSIBLE SULKY PLOW. APRIL 1896. in Philadelphia who lived for FRIDAT, 12, ROXBUBY. ; CIRCULATION: in a circle or sui-ferin- 610 yars daily JANUARY 1,1883. CONGREGATIONAL CHCBuH NOTES. Ctailleill UASTWEEK. 8200 because she thought Stael Moldboarda aad Strip. "The Humiliation of Christ," the sub there was no rehei. i or Steel Point. Doe Perfect wort on ject for last Sunday, was made to appear suf-- as "The Annihilation of Christ." We v Her HllUide or Level lnd. Ho Ridge or LitebSeld News. have heard ere now of a devil ; was County printer's fering Dead Furrows, and Sim. and now we know the kind of work he Ijf caused by Ligbl Strong. does. .r .... le and practical. Power Utt for raUingj Wo are again in the race for your trade We have a full line of PEESTON. for - next : Morn t(&male NEW Subjects Sunday An Pole all kinds of Farm Tools and as well as ing, "Newness of Life;" evening, "The weakness toe Plow. Adjustable. regu Implements, Story of the Resurrection." in its lates the width ot tuirow. also avoid . ON THE SICK LIST. The topic for next Wednesdays prayer ' many other things that are used on and will be the next worst - all aide strain on the team. Lighter in too to meeting - "Doing " thing Davtd Kennev was ill last week ' n " ; Cake ahd for Christ." forms. draft than a Hand Plow doing the same about the farm. bis seat at the State Assembly - fl ral htav be is if is seen there this l'he Easter offeriugfr it doubtful he to the church either on Saturday She had workjala week. D. S. Beardsley's condition is brought afternoon or5 Sunday morning. pain in her Steel Beam Swivel Plow.1 slightly improved, Mrs J. A. Glover is will meet next Syracasa not able to leave her bed The church committee -- also better, but week at the close of the meeting. back and loins, great fatigue Iron - Taar-- e ana w. prayer We Are Selling Thii Miss Katie Brown li. Brown to for annual from and -- have each suffered from an attack of the make arrangements the walking, leucorrhcea, " Wood - meeting of the church and to receive ap- a desire to urinate. grip since last writing. for church frequent Send for Circulars. . plication membership.. AllT-thi- s time react was . AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH. 'ROCNP THE STATION. :i close at hand. received a The of Rev Mr Evans' sermon, Merchant Jovce has lately Lydia E. Pinkharri's Vege subject re w Invoice of shoes, and is ready to last Sunday morning was ''saving up table Compound cured her of treasures." serve his many customers with the best goods the market affords. He always all weakness and disease, and J does business fairly. she is now a different woman. Q. C. Hopkins at Lakeside is prepar Mrs. 94 BANK WATERBURY, CONN. ing to place a furnace and gas machine The executive committee of the Village This woman is Walter 90, ST., in the house near his, he purchased last Improvement society met at the Town Wilcox, of 736 West St., who vear, which formerly belonged to it., ts., ball on Wednesday evening to consider advises all women who suffer Beeman. the advisability of building an addition so from female weaknesses to August Kewblom has entered the ser to the hall. The ftaanciarl condition of 1 vice of Mrs C. E. Beeman for the season. the society, is in a prosperous condition try it also and be cured. It YV. S. Watson and family .returned and the prospect is that we shall have a removes back- NOTICE from their trip, last week. library room and better stage accommo- expels tumors, Silas Wright's new bouse is raised ana dations. ache, invigorates the system. 9 nearlv enclosed. Mr Vaughan and Charles Sanford were for was toe All druggists keep it you. Ton can get your Bicycles, Sewing Ma While Uriah Douglas cieamng out fishing, last Monday. As the day re- about his home one last was fine a chines and in fact any kind of Machinery yard day, week, they very enjoyable time also for the best wind mill he fell from a face wall about eight feet, and brought home a good string of fish his eight-year-o- ld hoy and cleared out. paired; agents ' known, for pumping, grinding, sawing wood, ! him but , Mr . the Booth his wife alone. ACME HARROWS jarring considerably fortunately Eno, principal of the leaving etc. Circular Saw MU1, Boilers and V2 Df I t breaking no pones. school, returned to his home in Moose While Bennett F. Stiles was foddering Engines, - kind or Machine you want. Circular .r . v. one of in every -- Miss Myrta Perkins closed her winter's Meadow, last Saturday. . hia cattle, last week, the oxen, And Also Thefl here at Mrs I. M. last Fri- a M-- his struck Mr Stiles and Scroll Sawing, Planing, and Turning to stay Brown's, Bom, last Friday, daughter to throwing up head, order. Farm of all kinds at day, went to Terryville for the spring win and Jessie Garlick. in tne lace, cutting a gasn in nis up. Implements and summer. Lee Dickinson, who lost his house by Israel Lucas has been confined to tne Edmond Hull and D. Tompkins are fire a few weeks ago, has bis cellar dug house with grip. L. ALLEN & busily engaged in painting at, Wilson's and wall laid ali ready for; a frame for Mrs Israel Lucas Visited at Stiles l,u J. SON., THE BIGGEST! hotel at Lakeside. the new house. cas', Bridgewater, before their moving (Successors to Capewell M'f'g Co). . Sherman Cogswell is using his time out to West Goshen. , Ct. side bis farm work in breaking to harness Reuben Barnes bas moved bis family Woodbury, THE BEST one of bis colts.'.' The colt took a little WOODBUBY. to the Fred Minor place in woodtury advantage of Mr Cogswell's inexperience Mr Fowler moved his family into tne in that line, one day last wees, near tne MINORTOWN DISTRICT. , Henry Can field place on East Hill, Frank grass cutters were good machines ou I mean my assortment of Plow DostofHce and Mr for his own oxen to tne are to-da- y, Cogswell Wheeler Atwood recently sold his Williams moving sneiton place. years ago. They better and and safety alighted from the sulky just be- to Selectman Morris of Waterbury for Mrs L. B. Cook of Bridgeport is dress if they are hot the best machines in the Harrows. I hive three maieio fore the colt and gig went through the $200., Mr Morris purchased two of .the making at W. H. Wakelee's. world then we have not lived up to our j Plows, in are iron chain which guards Hon C. P.Ly-- best pairs in. .Woodbury, and the above 1. Miss Charlotte Mitchell came home on opportunities, for these have assuredly Most of the ''great slaughter in pric every style.that unequal Fl fLiJT man's house and after two was one New Haven school yard breaking oi them. Wednesday from ber been greater than those of any other es" by stores found in the paper is ed by any others- - As for Harrows, the one shaft and - is city hitching posts, chain, :Miss Julia Brennan from Waterbury to spend ber Easter vacation. manufacturer. Our immente industry about as far as don't find otherwise seriously iniurlDg the sulky recruiting her health. in enjoying few Miss Susie Mitchell bag visited friends was founded in 1831, when Cyrus Hall it goes you am general agent for western Conne- was into with and the the outside the paper. brought again subjection days with her mother, in Danbury. McCormick invented operated cticut for the Morgan Harrow, out tne gig ana lea Dome. Frank G. Atwood has recently traded Alfred Darling or ..Bridgeport was first successful reaper. Sixty-fou- r years The whole story of low prices is. He Spading J. B. StUlson was absent from home his high stepping; borsei.wb' Theodore pnests of E. A. Potter on Sunday last. in active business has taught as some that buvs best, can sell the best. We which is THE Harrow- - They thorough-- . in New Haven and other places, most of Atwood. Rev Mr Smiley's two younger children thing new every year. We have not for cash and discount every Man-fiel- ... sick. in mak buy spot ; I). S. is reported .much.: bet have been quite spent the time in guessing, but such shoe stores in ly pulverize the soil to any desired! T. C. Biack If, this week, having con. ter. Charles D. Downs visited friends in ing machines. Ail that time has taught bill the number of vpyed to his mill another car load of A, Mrs Samuel At wood has been sick most town, last Sunday. us, we have applied to the McCormick the state can be counted on the fingers depth, leaving it smooth aid light No. 1 corn, which cpnnot be beat in all winter. At this time she is more com The whist club gave a reception in Reapers and Mowers. They were lead of one hand. -- Quality or price. fortable. - t.'i'f'r 4 closing for the season, at the hall, last ers 50 years ago ; they are leaders to-da- have a large stock of both Flows ani Durward G. Granhiss last Fri of tbel The as well as the lowest ! passed Mrs Elizabeth Smith visited Mrs Al week Tuesday evening. Many Interlocked and. interwoven with the largest Harrows- - I CLARK'S CUTAWAY HARROWS day m Terryville. bert Atwood, last week. friends were invited and a social bone and sinew of a harvester or shoe store in the night good good priced Valley. have! Mr SterliDg of New Milf ord was here Chauncey Monroe has moved- - into the time was indulged in. Card playing and mower there is lots of experience and The Deerfleld Steel Harness I C the a These two Harrows are two as good makes as there is on the masket' last Saturday, as tobacco buyer for Cat wamp district. dancing were the main features of judgement, too, but you cannot get Schoverlmg. He secured some very Mrs C. D. Minor's East evening. A bounteous collation was patent on tnem. in ouymg a mcvor- - Robertson's Shoe Store, sold for years and my customers have! brother, Royal ben and we shall be pleased to show them to yon at our store- - good crops at prices ranging from two man from Deep Kiver, has been visiting served during tne evening. mick machine, you not only get the 38 Bank New Milford found them to be claim to four and one half cents per pound ner. efit of our many patented improvements, St, just what I j We are also for the line of Market is the In are " also oenent or an tnis Agents, (for this vicinity) best Gar Where poor farmer this year! The tobacco raisers this section S0UTHF0BD. but you get the and that they are hardy, durable and! Several of them are sorting and casing going to.be scarce the coining year. Ev- experience and judgement. We have light, Tools we know of, viz-- , dening their individual crops rather than sell at eryone is going to raise potatoes and, as George Minor, the popular merchant convinced the, world that our experi 74 Mam St, Assonia, Conn. one of the best things for farm work. those prices. We cannot blame them a general thing the-- American farmer of this place, has sold out his store to ments and the conclusions Uerefrom THE GOODS. except in raising at those figures. makes too much of a good thing when be William Davis. have resulted in the production of a line I have lots of that Bye Middlings PLANET, JR., Alfred Cable still continues to grow is a Mrs Amos Treat is on the sick list of which stands in undertakes it. Gardening quite tea harvesting machinery on hand at S 1 8 ton- - feed! more feeble and he is now scarcely seen ture with us, and it is said, even as far Dr Cooley attends her. a class by Itself, above and beyond all per Excellent 1 This cut shows a combined Is (milk-prodntin- you outside of his door yard. from market as we are, if marketing is Mrs Theodore-- Mallory failing very competition." POTTER & ROBERTS for pigs, cows g) and! The ice still seems to have a strong followed closely there is more money in rapidly with a cancer. grip on Lake Waramaug and it will be that than anything else in the farmers John B. Pope of Oxford is having WOLF PITS. horses- - weeks later in disappearing tnan usual vocation. i tract of cord wood cut near F. H. Gray's has rented William Have just received a new lot of this soring. Daniel Lockland of Oxford visited his George Whittlesy The .Artesian Well business is was HOTCHK1SSVILLE. Wood's place and moved in. Grass Seeds, Clover and Bed Our genial friend, Mr Tompkins, siater. Mrs James Pinkerton, last Friday Mr Gardner and moved in C. Timothy, somewhat disturbed over the humorous Born, Sunday, April 7, 1895. a daugh Mrs George Wakelee visited her daugh family booming and I shall be glad to eonferl H. Hurlbut'g house and will work the Top; a full line of Wall Paper in sam article in last week's Bee in reference to ter to Mr and Mrs Walter H. (jibson ter, Mrs C. P. Cook of Naugatuck, last or with desirous of in him. He thinks the writer is very much Mrs Gibson's mother, Mrs Esther Haw- farm. correspond any Sunday. School began last Monday for the sum-me- pies can be shown at this store, all ot at fault in reference to bis tongue. He is ley, is caring for her. turn. creasing their water supply. afraid the author bad some spite, but the In FairfHci the latest designs- - Eggs are advanc- scribe is quick to assure bim that this Edgar P. Burr, having sold his home County. was not the case. Here's to long life and stead to Kodenck and Arthur M. Atwood GREENFIELD HILL. ing, Sugars are cheap. Kerosene Oil BRIDGEPORT- - happiness to our friend. has removed to the homestead of Mrs 1. 10c 5 45c. 150 E. N. ? PERSONAL JOTTINGS. single gallon, gallons S. Stone. ,. ... THE WHOLESALE MARKET REPORTS. Sipperiey, Mrs I. S. Stone has removed her resi- ' Butter. choice creamery prints 23, Quite a number from Greenfield at- test. EAST MORRIS. dence to that of her daughter, Mrs Ed tended the at West- - ward cowles at the 'Vine. choice creamery tubs 19a21, choice dairy temperance meeting The Charles is confin new 18a20, fair to good 12al4, common port, Sunday. POTTER & GRANGE NEWS. veteran, Cosier, cheese fresh 15al6 Miss Beatrice bas been detained ROBERTS, ed to bis bed by the breaking out of bis 10; factory 12; eggs Ogden Sipperley's Mills, Morris Grange, No. 119, had sisters1 which was chickens alive 12, dressed 14&16; fowl home from school for the past two weeks A was leg, wounded in the army V Ooaa. night, last week. long program which occurs at frequently intervals, alive 10, dressed 12al4 ; turkeys dressed with sore throat and hoarseness. South Britain, Conn. 'attport, carried out. The sisters in the costume He suffers from caries of 14al8; calves alive 5a6, dressed "Jail Anson who has been quite of olden with old time the bone, pieces lambs dressed 60 each Brotberton, "ye time," songs of which are removed by bis physician spring $5.50a6 sick with grip, is slowly improving. and recita - dressed Sa9 ; dressed 6a7 HILL DROPPING AND FERTILIZER DRILL charades, tableaux, readings from time to time. sbeeo hogs William Ferris is to remain at George For Monumental work and a of the and Deau hides 5a6c . baled ton, loose tions bevy youth William Cothren bas rented bis large ; hay $1416 Merwln's place for the present. call at ty of the Grange to offer their refresh barn and land to JKoue $16al8; straw baled $1214, loose $15a as house, Patrick 16 : 80u90 onions red D. B. Adams M having quite an en ments for our brothers, who partook ., potatoes bu ; 80a$l who moves thither from Washington, 100 couraging trade in the Stockbridge and JAMES SEXTON though they enjoyed it, were some of James Cowles, the smallest yellow 80a$l, white $2; cabbage per MONITOR tWCUBAT.OR the features of an that will Jr., occupies $3a6: beets 40a50: carrots 2aa4U; Itur- Bowker fertilizers for an amateur m the IMPROVED evening long house, as he' has done for the last two business. This is the brand ad & SON'S i: 1 be remembered by the patrons. nip8 20; parsnips 75o: lettuce per doz popular years. bbl 75a2 vertised go extensively in The Bee. William Cothren bas been appointed 35a50; kale per $1 25; spinach The W. C. T. U. sisters are this month administrator on estate of Thomas bbl$2a2 50: radish 25c doz ; celery $la Burr Disbrow bas been quite ill with the 2 marrow me a aevere cold. GRANITE to have their annual meeting. Our last Condon, late of Southbury, who lost a leg per doz ; beans, $3 per bu, meeting was replete with good things in a battle in Tennessee the late dium 82.102.20: pea beans, $2.20a2.30 Elmer Buckley has done carting for " during honev 12al4 beeswax and ror the cause or humanity that we ad' Rebellion. He drew a pension of 830 per per lb; 30; apples W. H. Banks. vocate. Temperance Sunday was well ob bald wins S3 50a5 per bbl, greenings $4a month for the last few years of his lile, D-- D- - MARBLE served. The L. T. L. have taken hold Previous to that he drew a smaller one, 5, common S3a3.50, sun dried 5a6c lb JJASTOH. E- - W. M0YER. S., with renewed vigor after the cold winter succeeded in a small estate evaporated 6a8c; buckwheat flour per but leaving 100 81 80a2: lUalZ, 65 Bank 4th Floor, has passed. - to his crippled daughter, she being sole maple sugar, light Undertaker Charles C. Sherman died St, WORKS, summer dark 68 ; maple syrup 65a70 gal. Cosa. AVE-- , Cosa. jr s Miss Mason commenced our heir. Wednesday. April 3, aged 64 years. A Waterbury, CKESCEIr last Bridgeport. term of school this week Monday. F. A. Walker of Waterbury acted as wife and two sons survive bim. Rev Mr Mrs Perkins week, , MARTIN'S GRADUATES. For High Gratis Dettiitry Arthur died, last clerk of the Woodbury Drug .Co.'g store Weeks of the Bapti3t church officiated at after a long illness. Dr Martha Pike in the absence of the regular clerk. W. J. Martin has placed the following bearers Gold Finings, Crown and Bridgs work a Spec was her medical attendant and faithful and men in thexuneral services. The pall Mrs A. E. Knox is on the convalescent young Jadies young good were Z. B. Wilson, Charles Clark, W. H Prices consistent with good work. and kind wag she to this sick woman positions the past two ia'ty. P. W. BATES list. paying during Ward and J. J. Ward. The interment Office 9 a. m-- to to the last. Charles Cad well of the Scratch ville weeks Miss Minnie Hincbcliffe, as sten at amination free. hours p was in the Baptist cemetery, Saturday 11-3- OF Miss Mat tie Ingersoll is in Morris district has gone to Bridgeport to work cgraoher and typewriter with Peck & m. m-- , Sundays a.m. to 5 p. m. MAjrCTACTUKEK Middle . Miss Edith Porter 2d. from Waterbury to spend her spring va Walter M. StUes has opened a general Lines, street: Miss Kansom 01 uanoury is toteacn in - Plumb Hardware Main street cation. She is a first class teacner. store in tne Beardsley store. , with Co., District No. 9, the summer term. FINE MARBLE ANf - F. H. Turkington has come in with a Calvin H. Dowbs is reported to be in Miss Sadie Walters, with Walter's Ma Miss Jennie Wakeman and sister have quantity of stock from JNew York state rapidly failing health. chine Co., John street ; Miss Edith Snow visited their aunt, Mrs Parmelee of Hat-tertow- n. Howard Clark and family have come Mrs J. A. Freeman, Miss F. H. Nichols, with National Fertilizer Co , Fairfield MARTIN'S GRANITE WORK, ! ! to K. - Miss Nellie with Wheel INCUBATORS INCUBATORS U. Clark's to reside. Miss Lottie Minor and Mrs John P. Sal avenue; Reilly, Kev Mr Hamilton of Lyon's Plains at- WATER ST. , Miss Garrigus of Waterville is a guest mons were in New York last week. er fc Wilson Mfg. .East waenmgto of child of a Mias Elsie with H. Le-- tended the funeral the young BUSINESS SCHOOL. Every Farmer is greatly interested in anything that will., make the Farm of A. 11. Turkington. J. H. Galpin will be home, Saturday avenue; Nichols, Mr and Mrs Horace Ferry, Saturday, N0RWALK. - - CONN an Miss Mary Smith Is a guest of Miss with a car load of oxen and cows. Rov Randall, New Milford ; James Gor 6. was in Center pay. We have article right here that will do it every time. with H. C. April The interment BUSINESS C0TTESE. tiattie Turkington. man, Coggawell, freight agent Street . Commercial The above cut shows you the best Incubator on the market-- j We also have Consolidated railroad ; William Nichols cemetery. Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Call James Clark at Business Broodtrs to go vita them. tad (at catalogue and testimonials. There's bo ue talking; thare'e with Ashcroft Mfg. Co., Kossuth street. Mrs died, Saturday Arituemetic Spelling, M.H. SEXTON'S ' SOUTHVILLE. In New Haven of Mrs Wheeler. - Grammar. DMBoy la the Poultry buiineis aad it will pay yon to look the natter up. County city.-- ' AH the above young people have the residence Sylvester Correspondence, secured as Rev Mr , Whipple, the new rector, SHOKTHAIO CODESB. . . good positions stenographers MONUMENTAL W0BZS BT THE SIDE OF THE GREAT RIVES. ... SOUTHBURY, and - Martin's Dusi preached at Christ church, Sunday. Shorthand Typewriting, Spelling, We also remember the Babies and for them we have in a fine typewriters. Enter in the Graham, ' or put line of Mrs S. F. Clark, who has been suffer ness school. 403 Main street, Bridgeport. There will be regular service Penmanship, Punctuation, Paragraphing, 1U kdtds CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. this and fit for a chapel every Sunday at 2 p. m. Business Correspondence. Grammar, CEMETEEI W0EI ing with grip for the three weeks soring, yourself good Ellens-burg- h, past - Cole and O'Mara return to A Specialty is gaining slowly. The town, clock Is now in the paving position. Don't go to any other W.J. MABTIN, Principal and Proprietor. Miss placed in if wish to se this week, for another car of & MARBLE Carrie Wordin several days 1 is school Bridgeport you St-- . Ct. GRANITE sjent Congregational church. The clock of . to return in two weeks. 403 Main Sanford Building. Bridgeport, last week in care a good position. Martin's pupils horses, expecting ol Danbury. superior workmanship,) being made by secure At reasonable prices and Miss Hattie Bristol is spending two the Seth Thomas Clock Company of always the best positions. the latest designs. weeks with Mrs W. A.: Beers in Brook- - uonn. is a 01 uea LONOHLLL. OFFICE AID W0EES Tbomaston, it gift MUSIC AND "Merrill" field. Tuttle,an honored and life long friend of t , SHEET FOLIOS, A t St Xiehaers Cemetery, Strat t Miss has been -' Patrick Donovan and George Mooney PIANOS ''Steck" Milly Northrop present- the church. . 1. Our readers will nod an immense stock fordAva. ea with a ana takes lessons on it in of Bridgeport were visiting friends in banjo Rev Mr Barrows preached an excellent of ,. sheet music and music folios at week. Bridgeport. Coaa iNew Milford. North music ' He town, last "Smith" Five minutes rtde on Strat sermon on the "Observance of the Sab rop's store, Bridgeport. "urn- Mr Mr and Mrs Horace Allen Sun . . 5000 - wklt.' ford Ave. ear from de spent last Sunday. . r has a variety of copies of sheet trolley JL. bath," 4 WANS with M. mnsic-aol- 30 pot. day her father, Ford.. at other stores for from springtime jmovaj Sexton. Sr.. Raleaaaa . Will came from Bethel,' last cents to be sells for five cents need James Gregory : DEATH OF PATRICK KEEFE. ftl.50, that Is when nearlv everyone feels the J H H. U. Sexton. Prop. week, and moved his mother's household a copy. . He receives new music nearly of some blood purifying, strength invig Machines goods there. The funeral of Patrick t Keefe was at- every day, and has all the late and pop- and health medicine. Sewing , orating producing ALL FIEST CLASS. 10YE BETTES. PRICES MARBLE AND GRUOT1 - D. R. Barnum is suffering severely tended Saturday morning. The inter ular gongs Any piece tnat nts custom. The real merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is with sciatio rheumatism.. . Dr Williams ment was in the cemetery of the church ers want, not in stock be will order for the reason of its wide LOW. WORKS. attends him. of Sacred Heart. He leaves a widow and He bas spread popularity. them without extra charge. just Its success is its best recom- Karfcls - ; i unequalled KssaaMaU, Bsads Buses is at resits A man by. the name of Williams ha9 four children. Miss Kate of Southbury, received a large number of new song mendation. The whole Is sus- - rented Mrs Laura Weltoa's farm for the Miss system CM3- Writs for assign aad prices Mary of Brooklyn, Patrick of Water and piano folios, which are very desira ceptible to th most good from a medi- Osborne, present year. The old tenant has moved bury and John, station agent of this place, ble and low in price. He has an assort- cine like Hood's Sarsaparilla taken at STEPHKY, - CONN. - to what is known as the Aaron Gorbam ment of Easter cards and novelties for we M. W. STEVENS - this time, and would lay special farm and Mrs H. M. Jessup, who has William Malane bas moved from Mrs ball price, via the line of framed pic- stress upon the time' and remedy, for NOBWALK. been spending several weeks with-Mr- s Sbelton's place to the McDonald farm. tures, toys and fancy goods, you can has it recorded that delays are returns to her home this week. Warner When visit history MARBLE AND Welton, Mrs Lydia has returned toiler buy for leas than cost. you dangerous. 'The remarkable success We sell Fine Wall Paper. White WESTPORT The man who worked Charles Roswell's aunt's, Mrs Pulford's. t Bridgeport do not fail to call at 31 John achieved Hood's and the you .WHITNEY'S BABY CARRIAGES. . Mrs by Sarcaparilla Tinted Mixed Faints. Oils GRANITE WORKS. farm last year, moved to Peter Mrs Jane Wakelee expects to move to street. many words of praise it bas received, Lead, Lead, ' Hall's, April 1. her in White Oaks. Time We place make it worthy of your confidence. We Glass, Brushes, etc., at Hard propose to sell them at prices that are in keeping with the times: It is reported that Mrs A. Winship has Shoes that have lots of style, pleuty of medicine a cent O.I. IVXcX.oxixa, and no end of wear and ask you to give this fair trial. Prices. Grangers allowed 20 per , Manufacturer of aad Dealer t. - - - WEST MORRIS. bought the house formerly .occupied by individuality - Say by the way are you going to do any painting this Spring- If so you - are to discount on all paper bought of us- Monuments and Headstones of All Hinman Booth. . cheap in price indeed hard find, - BILIOUS COLIC. ' C. & Marble and - Mrs Jesse Hicoek is ber aunt but it is exactly what H. Bennett Descriptions in eraute. want to nse good We can recommend visiting Pica-dill- are to of WALKER & certainly paint. Mrs Annie A. moves to Hotch-vill- e, in 8on are like "hot cakts." y Peraons who subject attacks W. W. SON, Never Code old. Box OS. WeKBOil. Dm. Zeigler Waterbury. selling bilious colic will be pleased to know Conn. April 2, with the intention of keep- Mrs Z Strong has returned to ber opera razor toes and common sense 500 Main Street Bridgeport, boarders from the shear She lasts for ladies made T. G. Plant at that prompt relief may be had by taking HOTCHKISS VILLE CASH STORE ing shop. home in New Haven and Mrs Frisbie of by . Cholera and had hired a house of Mr is 82. 50 and 83, are sure to suit the most Chamberlain's, Colic, previously Meriden caring for ber sister, .Mrs 82, Diarrhoea Remedy. It acta quickly and Anderson in Romford, but hearing of Theodore Mallory. fastidious. .Their new advertisement In F. this she went to see Mr Miss Hall of New Haven called in men's fine shoes and the can always be depended upon. many & George Morris, Prop. opportunity Mary gives pointers cases the attack may be prevented by William Dakin Co., Anderson, and he kindly released her. on friends, in town, last . new fads in low shoes. HOTCHK1S3V11 1 1, CONS, Thursday. this remedy as soon as the first All New Wall Papers for the Seasoa M. J. Bradley has accepted a position taking is the place to buy Carrisgts, Buggies, Spin- " indication of disease 23 SOUTH BRITAIN. as collector and bookkeeper for Mr the appears. dles, Concords, Adjusting Pole Tongues. of 1895. Sbutte, the insurance agent. and 50 cent bottles for sale by E. F. Headquarters tor MilbuT Lumber Wagons, will cover more surface, give you more and better satisfac- ' was a Hawley, Newtown, and S. C. Bull, Halters, light and heavy Harness, Blankets, They body Your Liver . PERSONAL GOSSIP. - Miss Mary Bradley of Newtown Bobes, second hand CanJsKes and Baggies. ;j j of Miss Mamie Collins, last week. Sandy Hook. Have yon seen our spring back Concord. It is GREAT BARGAINS IN BOYS' 80TTS! tion than other Paints. Send for card 1" guest Sn wrFhe . SLEIGHS of all any sample Is out of or W. H. Fairchlld bas done a busi- Lee-per- , a beauty. rire ts rime to al- quite "W. T. Sanford, Station Agent of kinds. Gc: jufaes before, baying elsewhere. At half price. Now tbe buy. I der if ness this season in buying and selling : can rec- so have a nice stock ol men's salts. Spring i We want your patronage and will give you low prices if you will tell us you BETHEL-lookin- g Clarion Co., Pa., writes I goods are now ready. Popular goods at hava bitter cows and oxen. ommend One Minute Cure as the lower Uiaa ever. I nave made a gen- S. S. S. club of Stevenson an Cough prices what you want - offen- 'The gave beat I ever used.' It gives instant relief eral reduction In all heavy goods to close out. taste, entertainment two weeks 1 Choice CHAKLKS CBANK, Bethlehem. Conn. sive breath, interesting ago TOWARD THE HARVEST SEASON. and a quick cure. E. F. Hawley, New- Just received, car Timothy Hay, in the ball. We were sorry more could C. A. B. 1 car Michigan White Bran, t cars Choice sick headache, weath- In another column, , Ryan Brothers, town; S. Bull, Sandy Hook; not have heard them, owing to the Botsford. Middlings, a cars choice Oats lor seed, 1 car . . the and stove men, call atten- Blakeman, EEEPEBS This slight fever, er and traveling. plumbers Washburn ft; Crosby's Floor, 1 car Mixed BEl or full-ae- ss to famous McCorimck Hive eomDlete. ready weight Two of the children of burt Capron tion the mowing 1 car Best Wheat. Frssh Ground tor use. ; comes on the farm- Mealine soap removes roughness of Wheat Feed, 1J0; lnjlst, el in tha have been sick with the . machines. As spring on full line ol Seetloo boxes. , grip. ; and if the skin. feed constantly band; also a Comb romm. Mrs Janet Stiles is with ber mother, er begins to think of the harvest, Groceries at lowest cash Sample oi PLUMB HARDWARE CO. heartburn, or nausea. Hood's Pills rouse are in field for a ma- Uhoioe prices. dattoa nd Caiaione fx Mrs Lewis Shelton of who you the mowing - the cure restore Etst Village, at- HOOD'S PILiliS cure- Iilver Ilia, i.OmlH E UrnmU. liver, biliousness, proper la in 91st chine, Ryan Brothers want your Conn. - WalertowB Ccaa digestion, expel accumulated ber year. in to Biliousness, Indigestion. Headache. H. R. Stone, Southbury, cure 26 impurities, Charles W. Kilson, after selling his tention. The McCormick's, regard constipation. cents. Prepared only : "McCormick and A pleasant laxative All Druggist. 452 Main St., and 85 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. by O.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maaa. wood pile and moving it away, bag taken their goods, say grain