t4 JLX. 121 NEWTOWSi JLJ) Pi Pi VOLUME XI. MAY 1888. 'W P NETON, FRTDAY, 4, IT.II ANKEX. NUMBER 18 Mr Martin Raiser of is Philadelphia v Mr.anfreT. S. Andrews of Bridge- Misses Nellie A. and Ida M. Peck of Xext Sunday's offering at Trinity will visiting in town for a couple of weeks. Landlord rector port enjoyi Leonard's' hospital- be for diocesan missions and the : Newpiaven spend the week with their ity. - Mrs Alonzo is anxious that the amount assessed on The aunt, Taylor. patent sounding board, equalizing the parish should then be completed- - scale, tuning pin sockets and stationary-musi- c The return of weather finds Dr Spring The firm of II. & Co. of ELEGANT DISPLAY OF SPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS, SHOES AND desk, only found in theMathushek L. D. Wilcoxson quite restored in health S.Blackinan has been dissolved annu- is home from Dan-- SLIPPERS LEADS THEM ALL FOR AND PRI- piano, are worth attention. The Treat and able to answer all calls Hawleyville oy Mrs Ellen Bradley STYLE, QUALITY LOW again. al Mr Blackraan out his Winter. B- - BARNABY GO. & Shepard Co. consent, buying bury, where she has spent the J. CES, TRUTHFUL REPRESENTATIONS, HONEST, RELIABLE GOODS Mr re- k The son of Mr Ira Wildman of Taunton partner," J. T. Lancaster, who AND ALL CLASSES TREATED ALIKE. READ OUR UNAPPROACHABLE Dentist Smith has moves to New Haven. Debts due the visited his brother, has been very ill with typhoid fever. Mr was home from Jer-- . PRICE LIST: DrE. M. also Col firm are to be paid to Mr Blackman, who Eugene Egan Smithy Smith, the sey City, Sunday. doctor's who is soon to assumes the liabilities. sssy father, open the Mr Lawrence Mitchell began moving LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S : -- at New GENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS'- - Weantinaug Milford. the house' of Mrs I. B. Harris, last week. DASBTOT. Ladies' Fine French Kid Button Hoots, eve- Gents' Fine Calf Shoes in all sizes Mr O'Dounell, of Brookfield all sizes Coin-wo- n styles, It will be moved about 50 formerly to rsrEISC TRADE ON THE JUMP. ry pair warranted, ami widths, and widths, hand sewed, 4, regular value $5. rods, to the Commissioners have been appointed Spiisf snd Opera Toe; regular value $4 Gents' Fine Calf Dress Shoe, all sizes The celebrated Ives Glover bow pins, sim- Junction, is now telegraph operator at to fit), our ;( to :! 50. styles, southwest, that the new house be into case of Mrs John J. !4 priee and value $3 50 and $4, our and best, for sale by K. F. may inquire the BECOM- 2 2 widths; regular plest Hawley. Hawleyville. SPRING CLOTHING FAST Ladles' Fine (iluze 1'ntent Boots, sizes prices $2 50, $3 and $3 50. begun near the olfl site. Stone, who, some time ago, was sent to to s, all widths, every pair warranted, with or Our Gents' $2 line ot Fine Dress Shoes leads ING ANIMATED. without patent tip, also Front Lnce Boots; them all. Percale shirts at $1 50. S. the Middletown Retreat for the Insane, value .'J to : so, our $2 50. Spring neckwear, Mr S. Scudder began taking milk to regular price Gents' Fine Calf Hand Sewed Boots $4 50. 25 to 25 .Ladies' American Kid arid Bright Dongola Gents' Calf oil cloth 50c, Ingrain carpets to 75c, S0UTHF0ED. the last noticed in the Bee. It was thought at Our Canorous Boots, regular value from $2 to 75c & Hawleyville condensing factory, Policy; Button, all sizes, also Straight and Pebble $2 50, our price $1 75. tapestry Brussels and rugs at Warner the time tliat there was a little crooked- Uoat; regular value from $1 ftti to 4, our pri-e- e 50 ' V " Mrs Clark Davis visits .week. Our Vast Assortment; l Stogy Boots from $1 to $3. "' " Clark's. w;.. her sister in to 8. Rubber Boots ?2. - ness in the matter. Dr Hubbard of Our Low Manufacturer's Prices; Children's Slioes.sizes !) to 12,(iile.,worth 85c; Shoes from $1 Cheshire,! ' Mzes 13 to 2. Kic., worth 1. Working up. an'jTbewt line of urn. SPOET HILL. and Dr Stearns of Hartford whether a Men's Low shoes In a of styles, at Largest parasols and Bridgeport Our Polits and Courteous Treatment, Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords, $1 50, regu- below com vrrlety all new, in town is at E. F. Miss Julie TTay of Newtown is with commissioners. Mrs Stone is 45, lar value 2. prices petition. brellas, Hawley's. the blizzard, E. receiv are the to-d- ay and Youths' Shoes $1 During Seeley buyer of or an intending purchaser; Low tihoen and in Boys' from up. her mother of seven the youngest a Slippers great variety of Bags, Trunk and Shawl Straps grandfather. ed a full benefit of wind and snow. lie children, All servo to make th popularity of our estab- - . styles at prices the lowest. at for E. C. the dealer in artist ami Stone is said to prices unapproachable quality. Whitney, goods II. B. II. Hurd of Xew Haven is - that he had almost all the snow babe of three months. lishmeat a Becognized Fact. in works of art, moves his business from Dan- - stay- thought woman who 16 be infatuated with a young bury to South Korwalk. Mr Whitney has mg in town. of Sport Hill in a favorite orchard of an The his clerked for him. OUR CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT bnilt himself enviable reputation in art Mr aud Mrs Judson are welcomed home years' growth. damage to fruit H. BEITITETT. matters during his sojourn and he will give trees was not less than $100. The snow, O. D. has returned from Flori- IS ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL South Xorwalk a store its of taste can from their long stay in Xew, York. Taylor THE UEAI people although on a southern slope, lasted well da. OF OUR STORE. BARGAIN WIIOLESALF AND RETAIL take pride in. lie has had long experience in FEATURES C. S. lairclough and wife of Seymour and, 1, there was a bank in the or the business and is an excellent Indge of May Mrs Hannah Dean died quite suddenly SHOE HOUSE, works of art. were home, Sunday chard 75 feet 60 feet wide and 10 Our Assortment is unapproachable. Danbury News. long, of on West Wooster street. inches measurement. apoplexy Our 10 cent above the bare cost of lUJIlXJUI'OliT, CT. 3 MAIN STREET. Munson Hine started a fire deep by actual prices per Saturday, S. J. Botsford, Palestine, has worked manufacture'. E. F. Hawley's sales of Baker's fertilizers in which got beyond his control and burn-- Rev A. Booth's wife has visited her one day were five tons, which shows how pop up a trade in the production of his Our owned andcobtrolled by ourselves; ed considerable fence. Mrs E. A. Disbrow and old good styles ular they are. daughter, farm, especially his in Danbury. One saved on every article purchased. friends. dairy, profit you Mrs Mallory, who has been with her He sells all he can produce and could dis- --Children's Suits for $3, the thing for John O. Howland, 405 Slain street, makes just granddaughter, Mrs X. J. Oatman, has Mrs Rice and husband have spent a pose of more. There are many Danbur- - school. a specialty of children's shoes. See his ad. gone to Cornwall Bridge. few days at her old home. ians, regular customers, who consider It STRICTLY ALL WOOL SUITS, $3. E. F. Hawley has the cleanest and prettiest ine oooa are to meet once Fred Booth's have been ill a hardship if they miss their weekly sup it'iupiars family very Banks stock of dress goods in town. No old goods, in two weeks during the Summer. At with sore are some ply of his rich golden butter. but all new aud the latest so the ladies throat; better, though Special Value in a Boy's suit for $0. stylos, the last meet debated the sub Goodsell, Strong's Hill, also supplies say. ing, they Miss ElRe is not out of danger and very Thee goods we defy anyone to duplicate out- ject, '"Resolved, That women are more weak. many families in the same line. for loss than side of our est ablishment $81 In every newspaper worthy the name, and useful than men."' Miss L. Robinson William Maple avenue, hatter, at business center where Plumb Hall spent Sunday with his sis Flynn, every reading peo took the affirmative, A. D. Munson the died, last week, from an over dose of OUR MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SUIT ple congregate, may be seen continually the decided in favor of the ter, Mrs Beach Lyon. name W. B. Hall & Co. and the negative. They opium. COUNTERS ARE A STUDY! multitudinous affirmative. Edward and wife were in wares they have to offer. The system of sell Godfrey Ernest a former to at a small a town, Beach, Palestiner, FOR $10 ing every article prone, but of Monday. the manor born we was thoroughly reliable quality, has done much 0XF0ED. believe, surpris Tou can buy an W. B. A large and pleasant party of young week, friends who to make enviable reputation for Hall Married, April 21, Ernest V Stowe to ed, Thursday night by Handsome Cutaway Suits; & Co. people visited Miss Edith Sherwood on to him celebrate his 21st Miss Amy L. Towner. gathered help Elegant 3 and 4 button Sack Suit; her 14th birthday, Wednesday evening, birthday. He is married. Knowing that A Real Norfolk Suit.