r 'he Newtown Bee

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908. NUMBER 34

EDITORIAL INK DROPS. Stepney,

In the death of David Disbrow New BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. ' Fairfield loses a substantial and highly ' 1 T'V Y Y T t "My first duty is not to the person esteemed citizen and The Bee, a good or persons of greatest wealth but to and valued friend. A lover of agricul- Home ana comment. those who are the poorest, not to those iews of best health but to those who are the ture, he made a success on the farm feeblest, not to the most pious but to where many fail. Asa raiser and the profane.'not to the righteous but to the wicked. I am the most indebted handler of Devon cattle he had few su- not to the ones who contribute the most toward but to those periors in New England, and as mana- my salary whom I can help the most The Lord ger of the cattle department at the Jesus left the ninety and nine to A BUMPER PEACH CROP. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. fair he became widely known. , search for the lost sheep not because Danbury he loved it more but because was ' ' it No cattle man was belter known NEWTON CURTIS A SUCCESSFUL SUNDAY SERVICES. ": lost." These were the words which PEACH GROWER. the spoke to his on last throughout Connecticut, and he will be At 10.45 a. m preaching by Rev E. pastor people Sunday. A man B. Knowlesof Bridgeport; at 7.30 p. sincerely missed. of It's worth a drive of many miles to At 8 o'clock on Friday evening of m., service conducted by C. see the peach orchard of Newton Curt- evening L this week the choir will meet at the hospitality every cattle t man Nicholson. is on Curtis hill, which is loaded down, home of Mrs Milon B. Hawley to prac- At 3 p. m., service at Southville found royal hospitality at his home. this with the croc he has tice for the services of the coming year, biggest with preaching by Rev E. B. Knowles. He was a man who made friends and ever raised. If all goes well he will Sunday. have something like 3200 baskets of The subject oi the morning service kept them. In The Bee's large terri- marketable peaches. Mr Curtis has Mrs S. P. Glover and Mrs G. F. will be "The Transfiguration, the 30 Taylor and Master Glover Warner are and tory our vice president and general now something like acres devoted Mountain the Valley." In the to fruit growing, and is making a JLf!2 enjoying a sojourn of a lew weeks at evening, the third of the series, Pres- agent tells us he had no more loyal and success of it. In company with Rob- 1 Saranac Lake. ent Day IRevelations or Books of a ert H. the editor for Summer's in hearty friend than David Disbrow. He Beers, tramped Reading, "A Prophet an hour the orchard, Wednes- Mrs Franklin Fairman and Miss which Dr Hillis "should through J Babylon" says liked The Bee and didt hesitate to day, and every tree of the Elberta va- Louise Fairman returned on Saturday make an epoch in the life of the pres- was loaded down to the y to Chicago, 111. ent Remember the say so. It was a mutual friendship, riety ground. generation." This is his main peach, although he " name, "The Church of the Hearty therefore, which sprang up between raises the Mountain Rose, now ripen- Mr and Mrs H. G. Warner are re- Handshake." The Bee men and David Disbrow, and ing, Old Mixon, Stump of the World joicing in the birth of a son, James and Common. Mr Curtis now has Hobart, on Saturday. METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES. he was always eager to promote its something like 2500 trees in bearing and a orchard of 1600 trees that I New-tow- n prosperity in every way. On Thurs- young Lost, between the Glen and A fine attendance greeted the pastor looks promising. He also has about one tan shoe, very nice on Sunday morning Mr Hubbard his on hill- 1 station, last, the 300 Burbank and day they lay body away plum trees of the and nearly new. Anyone hearing or having returned from his vacation Abundance which have borne just side he loved, but hi3 memory' will al- variety, finding any trace of same will be amp- to the White mountains. this season. He has also about ' -.- 1 well, f rewarded leaving shoe with The on Wednesday , ly by crayer meeting ways be green in t;he hearts of those 100 Bartlett pear trees now coming Hobart H. Curtis. is in interest as well Some of the who will take in evenings gaining who knew and loved him well. into bearing. The Mountain Rose Young People part the Comedy, "Between as in numbers. peaches are now ready for market. The Town the Acts," at the Hall, Saturday evening Miss Anna May Bettsof Syracuse Rev A. L. Hubbard has given notice in Western and Southern Elbrtas come on about September 1. Everybody university returned home, August 15, of his intention of giving a series of People drive for miles after his peaches at sermons on the "Seven Important Connecticut who can save up a dollar and he this as in after a very pleasant trip stopping hopes year previous BASEBALL the of Mr and Mrs Places in Stepney." Considerable to seasons to sell the most of the crop ... TRINITYPARISE Frankford, guest by October goes the Danbury fair. Charles M. Rose, and took in the big curiosity isjbeing manifested as to right in the orchard. In the early part what could be in mind. show for ; mon-- y notification of the vice pres- places It's a big the money a of the season the ground under the EAGLES WIN EASY VICTORY. SUNDAY SERVICES. campaign - idential candidate, James Schoolcroft Preaching at the Hattertown school- trees is kept plowed and harrowed. At 11 a. m., morninig service; at 12 house 7 o'clock maker for the Danbury Agricultural On last Saturday afternoon the New- Sherman, of Utica, N. Y. on Sunday evening at Mr Curtis uses a gang plow that turns m., Sunday school ; at 5 p. m., even- and town baseball team were defeated at by Rev A. L. Hubbard. society, the best advertisement once. is also nec-esas- ry three furrows at It the hands of the team from Dan- ing prayer. lime and Eagle Gustavus A. and William A. Betts the hustling, young and somewhat to spray them with score of 22 to 11. The bury by the only The singing class will meet on Fri- are at present spending some of their sulphur. Mr Curtis has shown how to feature of the was MRS JOHN WARNER. proud city of Danbury has to brag make redeeming game day at 3 p. m,, for 4 rehearsal. summer vacation at Egan, S. D., in use oid pastures and them profit- the fact Newtown was able to able. He has a new that the wheat fields. The farmers out Mrs John Warner died on Saturday about The Danbury fair is a great just , completed score 11 which to have been runs ought CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. there say it has been the wetest seas- afternoon after many weeks of suffer storing and sorting shed in his west to have won two place to study humanity in its various enough any ordinary on they have had for years, damaging Very soon alter her husband s orchard. Lillis was forced ing. games. Manager at thousands and thousands of bushels of death in April, she was taken sick and phases. Hundreds go to see their to the ANNUAL SALE UNDER THE AU- Mrs Jack and almdst the last minute change wheat, oats and barley. soon had a severe attack of paralysis, Cody daughter, Irene, of local to SPICES OF THE LADIES. friends, the women folks seizing the from New York are at the Calla- positions the players owing from which there had been but very City absence of of Newtown's The ladies of the Comrreeational han house for a two weeks' the three reg- Miss Nellie Kilbride of little relief, leaving her in an almost chance to talk over the latest news stay. who for church will have their annual sale, this Bridgeport ular players. Lynch, pitched with Mr and Mrs Ed- helpless condition. Mrs Warner was Newtown and who hasn be- afternoon on the lawn at passed Sunday with Cousin Arimenta Ann, who jour- James J. Lamer of New York sec- t pitched (Thursday) ward in the Glen. 75 old, the eldest of four children should have won his Hon W. H. HubbeH's residence in the Kilbride years of the Steam Shovelmen's fore this year of the late Capt Hanford Hull, she be- neys, from the Cornwall hills. retary he could have had Street from 3 to 8 p. There will be perhaps, union, has been his mother, game if any support. mj the last member of this well visiting besides one booths for the sale of homemade can- Mrs Keane and ing The fair opens on the 5th of October, Mrs Patrick Lamer. The only game this that Harry daughter, known In early life Mrs War- one cake, work, ice of Passaic, N. Sun- family. the local team has lost was the to dy, biscuits, fancy Pauline, J., passed ner was a school teacher, (her sister, this and continues through the ' ' and cream and lemonade. and in town. year, The Golden Rod social club will give the Pastimes oi Danbury they day Monday M'tis'i. Miranda for many years suc- been booked for another In connection with the bazaar there taught week. The premium list is just out, a a dance at St Mary's hall, Friday have game cessfully,) ;but most of her life was Labor This week on Satur- will be a sale of Turkish and re- evening, the 21st. Admission 25c. here day. "Sliby" Mrs James O'Neil and children in Zoar, Newtown, her home be- ' handsome from the of the spent book, press day afternoon at 3.30 the strong Spar- Oriential (roods, Meixcan drawn work, turned Passaic, N. J., after a the now owned bv and doilies and ing property Henry News. Boys and school shoes, a com tan Athletic club of Danbury will be Clufty Florentine laces, month passed$ with-h- ei fa then, John Danbury girls' center silk CJtthnson. line, the Walton brand, K. in the attraction. Manager Lillis says he pieces, shirt waist patterns, in the Glen. plete u etc.: Keating, The premium list of the eighth an- every respect. Have you ever used will have all of the strongest local kimonas, of shoes? If not, not? players in their positions again and a At 7.30 p. m there will be singing nual agricultural fair of the Greenfield any these Why Mrs Matthews and daughter, Miss Mrs W. B. Craft and Miss Gertrude All honest all the good game should be looked for. The by a glee club. The public are cordial- Nor- goods way through. ' and Miss Jencks Craft have been visiting in East fol- ly invited. :. Katherine, Marjorie Hill Country club, to occur September The is reasonable; line up for Newtown will be as Good-sel- l. price Sandy are enjoying a sojourn at the Sandy walk with Mr Craft's sister Mrs Hook Shoe Store. lows: Keating c, Warner p, Haugh 15, 16 and 17' has been laid upon our Hook hotel. lb, Talty 2b, Osborne 3b, Bradley ss, AT FINCH'S, Mr and Mrs James Ansevine and desk. The book is a model of typo- Sheriff Charles B. Wohnson Lynch If, Lillis cf, J. Lynch rf. Deputy Martin and Arthur Donahue re- daughter, Mrs Piatt, and children of has a of A. M. Bris- In a hard 12 on have P. B. Hub-bell'- s. graphical neatness, and a credit to the carriage bought fought inning game A nice line of horse whips. turned to Flushing, L. I., Monday, Bridgeport visited at coe & Son. - the Newtown A. won Saturday,- C, Just what the farmer needs now, passing a tews day in town. club. This fair has prospered amaz- from the Street score 12-1- Mrs Almira who has been ill boys, potato hooks, baskets, etc. Deas, is !rhe annual state picnic of the Order Each team has now won a game and the with a cold, is now able to be out ingly. It a clean, exhibition all the rsananas, peaches and onions. Wili am and Joseph Bradley returned, again. of Eastern Star is to be held at Lake deciding game of the jienes will be Wor- Mrs L. C. Gilbert, Jr., and daughter The club is in Dried .beef, olives, olive oil, Sunday, to New York, after three way through. fortunate Compounce, August 31. played on Saturday at 2 p. m. del- have returned home from a visit at cestershire sauce, all the picnic weeks passed in town. Newtown A. C. : H. George Osborne's. having at its head some good business . Clark, lb, p: icacies. David C. of the Sav- " i Mrs entertained her Peck, president ilover, 3b; Ed Bradley, rf ; J Clark, DeWitt's Early Risers, 25c. Henry Pettithas men, who have the fair and its inter- will leave last of the Thomas C. Keane passed Sunday in sister and husband of Bethel. ings bank, the ss ; R. Bradley, p, lb ; L. Shepard, 2b ; Sloan's liniment, 25c and 50c. be in New Haven. Mrs Blackman her home ests at heart. week for a vacation to passed Tiemann, If ; Wallace, c. Mennen's Talcum. 25c. has improved and some done. Great Barrington, Mass., vicinity. Streets: Carlson, c, p; C. Giover, One right corn cure, 10c. by having carpenter work Sheo-ar- Miss Mabel Orgelman of Bristol, R. Messrs Winton of Newtown LOOK AT THE p, lb ; Steele, 2b ; Bishop, 2b ; d, Carbolic 25c. are doing DATE The Crescent social club will give a salve, the of Mrs C. H. Finch. 3b; R. Clarke, lb, Kelley, If; I., is guest the work. c; .is concert and dance at the Town hall, H. ss ; cf ; Cavan-aug- Miss Martha Andrews riding a new been the Carlson, Mygatt, ST ROSE'S. Have you watching daily rf. Mrs W. I. Finch and, Miss May Finch bicycle. of Meigs & Co. have Newtown, Monday evening, September story bargains Score : went to South Norwalk, Monday. Miss Gertrude Craft has returned have 7. Zucca's orchestra of Danbury will by innings A mind mass been telling? If you you've kept 1- month's requiem High from a in East Norwalk. While N. A. C, 3 0 1 00 1 2 0202 -12 visit informed regarding the ending of their furnish music. The committee of ar- was celebrated. Tuesday morning, for visited Roton Streets, 0--11 W. H. Stevens. Herbert Parsons. there she Point, Stamford inventory sale. If you haven't no- 10200230102 the reDose of the soul of Mrs Edwin big rangements consists of F. A. J. Ben- Miss May Finch and Miss Pearl Par and Bronx Park, N. Y. Her cousin, ticed this important event, look up the Hook.' her. nett, H. T. Campbell, J. J. Carmody, sons drove to Brookheld, Monday Frank Smith, returned with date when the sale ends the last day Father Fox left for tne Adirondacks, Earl Marvel of Orange, N. is a Wilcox and A. Crowe. L. C. Nicholson returned, Wednes- night, to attend the musicale. J., will be next Tuesday and you will be J .H. J. Tickets, Thursday night, owing to an attack of this week, of Mr and Mrs W. a few in New guest, ' astonished to find how little time you 50c per couple. Extra lady 25c. day, after days passed hay fever. L. Penfield. Fairfield. Mr and Mrs G. F. Taylor, Edward have left in which to obtain your share Mr and Mrs C. L. Smalley leave, best sea- Taylor and W. H. Stevens enjoyed an of some of the bargains of the Rev O. O. who is now at next week, for a week's Dont' forget we are still in the shoe Wright, automobile ride to Washington, Satur- trip through son. Men's summer suits an J tromers, will not return till New York state, where they will visit cloth and wash and harness repairing business. Good Shaker salt, the salt that will shake Swansea, Mass.. at Carl Bader's popular youth's suits, boys' suits the so will be no on day, dining friends. work and prompt attention Sandy in damp weather, at Morris', the gro-- 1 23th. there service are all priced most temptingly. , You hostelry. stock of all cake Hook Shoe Store. cer, Sunday at St John s. Fresh kinds, fancy also have an opportunity while the sale and cookies arrived the Mrs just just thing is on, of picking bargains among the Mrs Wilson, who has been with & Kilbride Miss Cornelia Caskey of Washington, to take to a picnic Penfield Craig Oxfords, men's Derbies, men's, rain- Miss Katherine returned. Edward Taylor, went to Wallingford, a with Christian Laxative cereal, the kind D. is with Mr and Mrs R. D. at Stepney depot. coats and Fall overcoats, and the Saturday, after few days' visit C, Tuesday, to visit Mrs Botsford. Miss well folks at Morris'. Smith for a few weeks' stay. j Mr Paddock, Mr Gregory and trunks and bags, at 20 per cent off reg- Bridgeport friends. that keeps well, it. Maud Morey, all of Bridgeport, were ular prices. The remarkable bargains Try Old Newtown cigar, the men are over of Mr and Mrs C. Big reductoin of lawn mowers, ham- guests, Sunday, in women's tailored suits, wash dresses, Mr and Mrs E. M. Kilbride of Jer wild over 'em. Even the mayor took H. mocks, ice cream freezers and refrig-ervato-rs Hawley. waists and raincoats, and in sey City were guests over Sunday of a box when he went on his auto- C. H. has been a skirts, At the Congregational church. Sun at D. N. Clark's, Shelton. along Hawley unloading wash dresses, are attracting en- Mr and Mrs M. F. Houlihan. mobile to Falls. R. H. of coal the this week. girls' day morning, the audience of Look his adv. trip Niagara car at depot, thusiastic crowds of shoppers from the largest up Beers & Co. sell them. Miss Lulu Gilbert has returned from the was audi-toriu- n ends of Fairfield county. There Mrs Daniel Honan of Walnut Tree year present, the main very avail- a visit with friends in Hartford. g being filled and all the Mrs H. W. is spending a few never was such a money-savin- time hill is on the sick list. Wright robes and blank- Herbert is a new roof able! chairs in the Miss Ag- with in New Get your harnesses, Joyce having for women as this sale affords and the gallery. days friends York, this on his house. nes E. Piatt was heard with week. ets at the Brick store. A big stock placed women are quicker to recognize it than great A. S. Edward has unloaded at the Mrs Martin Talty and children of pleasure in a solo, and the cornet solo at economical prices. the men do their opportunities in men's Bots-for- d the cars of Bridgeport are visiting Mr .and Mrs by John Weiss of New York was an in Mr and Mrs John F. Sammis of depot, past week, three wears. and feed and has three more cars Michael Blake of Walnut Tree Hill. spiration. He also accompanied the spent last Wednesday in Bridge- Rnval Worcester corsets, all ladies grain with friends. due in a few days. Watch his advertise-tiseme- nt of the of the hymns. Kev Mr bteele gave an lm port praise them. At Tayior, Curtis & Co. Several young people D. of the New York office for special prices from now on ; with friends from New York en- J. Purdy pressive sermon on the theme, "Laying town of the Borden s Condensed Milk aside and with Miss Mildred Beard of Lordship Park in especially at the car, they will interest tally-h- o ride to last to., every weight running Rncrs. rarnets and straw mattiners joyed a Woodbury, W. and Miss Johnson of New you. was the guest. Wedresday. of H. patience the race set before us." Miss May York, at Taylor Curtis & Co. Friday evening with William Egan are with Mrs O. good variety Mr and Mrs M.. B. Hawley, who have Stevens, the capable local manager Piatt will sing again. Sunday morning. passing a week J. holding the ribbons. Several walking been spending several weeks in New for the Borden s Co. Fitzschler. and matches took place on the way over and The Peter Schuyler Ragged York state in the Catskill mountains, has not been decided Mr and Mrs Orrin Mr and Mrs well-like- please the back but it yet Smith, That d bachelor, Michael Edge cigars particular returned home, Saturday. to When Mrs George Kinney of New Haven Curtis & Co. sell who is entitled the laurels. Eugene Bevans of Bethel and Mr and Kilbride, is improving his residence by smokers. Taylor, Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley is among a farm- passed Sunday with her parents, Mr the jolly bunch reached certain Mrs Will Gilbert were Sunday guests having a veranda erected on two them. the sick ones and under Dr Hill's care. two miles and Mrs Alfred Peterson. B. er's house some from Sandy at N. Glover's. sides. Do these improvements suggest John Webb and were guests, William family Hook they found the genial a coming event in the career of the George Yahrous, who has been with over Sunday, of Mrs Amelia Mattegat Brookfield and Brad- Mrs Amzi Harmon and Mrs Collins of Joseph Joseph Wednesday evening last, Mr and Mrs genial and popular ex-co- al man? The the Fabric Fire Hose Co., leaves this Master Herbert Webb remained for a who had started out to see who Quackenbush passed Thurday at Savin Charles Winton to Montana. ley ' gave a clam bake boys hint so. week with his family for few weeks' stay. was the better man, up a pear tree. Rock. f their neighbors and friends with the Henry Pettit will, during the balance awful Mabel? They to 9-- 4 SALE? Isn't it simply good things eat when supper was SHEETING Daniel Keane is having improve- of the hot weather, close hi3 black- The Leaves so Miss All had Lock-woo- sang, "We're Tying Edith Quackenbush returned, ready. had a jolly good time. This week at French's, Bethel, d ments made on his house. Edward smith shop on Saturday at 12 o'clock. Come Down. " Good thing a three weeks numbered 28. They won't Friday, after sojourn of They bleached and d, the work. Next Saturday, August 22, he will be awake to the sheeting, Bosford is doing the farmer wasn't enjoy in the Adirondacks. 25c a unbleached, 23c closed all day. He have accompanied yard; music. might a yard. W. W. the Mrs Kachel Hodge aud Miss Rena shot those who Ohio. or Wakeley, genial manager them on a gun. Among Mrs George Geckle and daughter State of Citt Toledo, was dem- Hodge of Danbury and George Pearce Misses Alice and Lucas County, . , of the Sandy Hook garage, enjoyed the ride were have gone to Kansas for a visit of two NOW TIME of New Fairfield were guests, last Donahue and Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is sen- IS THE onstrating in town, Wednesday, with a Mazie Donahue, Arthur months' duration. firm week, of Mrs M. E. Turney. ior partner of the of F. J. Cheney & ng to buy muslin. Special sale new Knox car. Martin Donahue of Flushing, N. Y., business In the of Toledo. sheeting B. & Co. 'a wholesale branch City County all this week Bethel, 23c Hawley and William Bradley of New and State aforesaid, and that said firm will at French's, is fast more popular, each Joseph the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS and 25c Business Col- becoming Miss Helen Kilbride of HATS WERE UP, pay a yard. Last year the Stillman look-iu- ot are g York City, for each and every case of Catarrh that can-C- week, with the farmers that of Brook-fiel- d of had 67 and Jersey City, William Collins be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh lege Danbury graduates for the best goods without paying - FRANK COMPARE PRICES when Mr returned from his Miss May Houlihan. Misses May But hats are down, that is the price Cure, J. CHENEY. Hastings big profits for handling and helping to Miss Annie Car-mod- y, Sworn to before me and subscribed In my on spec- this summer, he found 50 of and Elizabeth Egan, is down, at the hat sale now going on 6th sheeting at French's, Bethel, vacation, for bad debts. The system which Don- - prjsenee. this day of Deeemlier, A. D. M ial under This is a pay Edward Carmody, Thomas Davis & Savard. that the tMAW A. w. trLEASON. sale, best makes at way them had positions. pretty have the to- at They say and one he well they of handling grain ahue and Edward ltzscmer. of straw hats are numbered and Notarv Pnl.ll.r prices. good showing that may with cash basis enables them to , days Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken lntrnllv. and b or needs gether if want a hat at a saving of a e proud of. If your boy girl sell for much less than most dealers. you acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- education him a call. now is the time to buy Read faces of the system. Send for testimonials a business give Miss Nellie Bridle is a in CASTOXIXA. half, it OASTORZA.Yti taking trip M IliQ WHO 1U Mil AIW4J5 WUfcl announcement in to- Smti tU Hanjlm Bgi1 mountains. their this paper Address F. J. CHEN'ET A fib the Catskill Her friends New CO., Toledo. 0. day. Sale at both Bridgeport and Sold by all Prupirists, 7Sc. Miss Margaret Hurley is visiting here have received word from her that Haven stores. Davis & Savard. Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation. friends in Stamford. she is having a very enjoyable time. THE NEWTOWN Bha, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 190

New Haven Dairy The Newtown Bee. Women as Well ss Men Are Made miserable Fornwrlj New England Dairy Newtown, Friday, Augu.l SI, IW. by Kidney and Ice Cream Bricks Bladder Trouble. - Monroe. trouble 20 ind 40 Cents. Kidney preys upon the mind, fliscourageisndk'siicnsaniLition; beauty, Vanilla ' Vanilla and Cliucolat PERSONAL CHAT. vigor ana cueerlul. new soon Vanilla. disappeaj COUNTRY CLl'UtfomaliMCotroe, Mia Elsie Winkler has returned to when the kidney are out UiTlVqUIS contains Clwcglato, Vanilla. her home In Bridgeport after upending of order or (lift BlrawlMTry, eased. a. two weeks' vacation with her cousin, NEAPOLITAN fonulmt tHrawlwrry. Kidney trouble has Oraniru 1V, CluK-ulut- Miss Tilly Fohrenbach. become liV'ALE cumihIik t'lutai'lilu, Itamiuorry le. to prevalent Vanilla, Strawberry. John Vogel, who has been enter that f is not uncom- Orders taken for Six'lt'il. Cliurch mon for a child to be tained by his Matilda Fohren-- ' Wwltllnifs, Italians, oto. friend, born afflicted with bach, for a few days, has returned to weak kidnevs. If the his home in New York City. child urinates too often, if the urine scald or when the child reaches an Miss Hutie Rugar of New Jersey is the flesh, if, Henry Rupf, age when it should be able to control tie at the home of Mr Fohrenbach bed-we- Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., staying passage, it is yet afflicted with t. SHAKE THE STRAW HAT for a few weeks. thecausc of thedifli. Newtown. ting, depend upon it, Main St.. trouble, and the first Albert Fohrenbach is finishing a new culty is kidney Before it is should be towards the treatment of called in, the season will be over in a few days and here is a chance to house in 3tep Derby. these important organs. This unpleasant Professional Cards. trouble is due to a diseased condition of EAST VILLAGE. the kidneys and bladder and not to a BUY A FELT HAT habit as most people suppose. en- & Rev and Mrs H. I. Thayer are Women as well as men are made miser, a Nurses' Registry Home, their this week and At great reduction. Soft or stiff hats, in latest shapes and colors, fr joying vacation, able with kidney aud bladder trouble, f pa 1088 834, Post conference at North-fiel- d, were Fairfield Ave,. Telephone next, at the and both need the same great remedy. that priced up to $3.00. , Now HrUlmwrt. Conn., Mass. Going and coming they mild and the immediate effect of at The We fit guppllcn nurses of all grartiw. Special will revisit their former pastorates Swamp-Ro- ot is soon realized. It issold your face, head and iIih rwiulmmt'iiU of eai'h pocket uivi.ii in Sufiield and West and nt West Hartland m titty-ce- case, tails reenlve nrunuil utumllon In or out by druggists, Colebrook River. Rev A. J. Smith one-doll- of town, clayurnMit. i.iaiuat." in cnarife, and r have the both Steven- IW1SS IS. D, liuiiyuimi, .nrn, r.. rimi-u- will services at sizebottks. You may AT OUR HAT SALE son and next here, Sunday, including have a sample bottle 7.45 m. the evening service at p. hv mail free, also a Bom of Swamp-Roo- t Rev William a former pas- Harris, telling all about Swamp-Roo-t, but now at Beacon Falls, was the pamphlet W. J. BEECHER, tor, including many of the thousands of testi- Mr Mrs Charles Beards-le- y, guest of and monial letters received from sufferers Attorney-at-La- week. last cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Rooms 25 and 3ii Sanford Bids. Hrldifeport Rev J. E. Zeiter of New York City Boy's Caps Binghamton, N.Y., be sure ana mention Office In Newtown open on from paid a visit to the scene of his early la- Saturdays this paper. Don't make any mistake, K a. in. w ju p.m. bors in last week. the, ministry, but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, Rev and Mrs Stanton were present Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the ad- at the church last aft- services, Sunday N. Y., on every BRIDGEPORT : ernoon and as the of dress, Biughamton, NEW HAVEN: M. evening, guests bottle. F. J. Gale, 1)., 0. S. Blakeman. At the evening 813-- 815 Chapel Street. Cor. Main St. and Fairfield Ave. service Mr Stanton all Office In the David Beers Residence, inspired present his and Christian experience. by singing their sister and from Newtown Street. They were en route from Northfield to taining family their church near Niagara, N. Y. BrooKiyn. 1 2 7 8 Wnnster had the misfortune Offl.se Hours: 8 to 9 a. m.. to and to p. m Rev and Mrs C S. Dikeman of I.prnv to lose a new umbrella between E. J. New York are guests of the Misses SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS. Georgetown are spending the week Buckingham's store and his home, and Faulhaber. with their daughter, Mrs Ida Stevens. has a few Soda Water. H. the would he verv erateful if the finder William Flemming spent Dr. Walter Kiernan, Miss Gertrude Downs, a pupil of m New York. Mrs Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank he of would return it to him. days Danbury Music school, as guest Misst Anna Ramsden of New Haven lin, Maine, says: "I like good things We take special pride In PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, the Misses Harriet and Elizabeth Miss Bermce Hull of Ansonia is this department of our business. All of our at Mrs Fannie Boothe's. has visited Mrs A. B. Gilbert and have adopted Dr King's New Life ruit flavors are from the and Smith, rendered the opening selection boarding prepared purest Sandy Hook, Conn Mrs en- Miss Sara Donnelly has spent a weeK Pills as our family laxative medicine, best the mid summer con- Mr and Everet Darjing are on the piano at in New York. because they are good and do their Hours: 8 a. m 1 to2 and 7 to8 Rexford of tertaining guests at their pleasant Office to9 p.m cert, last week. Nettleton The Messrs Marvin of Derby have work without a fuss about it." Fruit ia-- s. home. making Syrups xewpuone: Bridgeport is a guest at the Hollister Mrs Mr and Mrs of spent a week at the residence of These painless purifiers sold at and we exercise the greatest care and cleanli- place for a few days. Eldridge Bailey & Rirlo-pfipl- snent Sunday at E. S. Haw- - James Sturges. R. H. Beers Co., Newtown; Tay- ness in manufacturing all our flavors. Mr Bird of Bridgeport spent Sunday & NEW TANKS Our carbonated water Is all DENTAL PARLORS. lev's. Mrs Bailey for a few George Adams and sister are home lor, Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; P. J, with his wife, who is a summer guest remaining L. made In new tanks from the purest spring wa- FvtwH-- und town. from a week's stay at Compo Beach. Garvin, Bethel ; Goulett, Stevenson ; rlpnt.Ufrv. nntnlpss reliable. S. Clark's. weeks' visit in ter. Most modern and sclentlrHe appliances used atW. Mrs Hope and M Crawford of H. W. Osborne, Easton ; W. B. Haw- Mr and Mrs Lockwood of New Hav- Miss Wilkinson, who has been spen- ' used for painless operations. are at Broadview ley, Sherman ; Smith Bros., Cornwall were of Frank Rice. ding the summer at Henry Bolles', has Brooklyn guests H. H. CANFIELD, en Sunday guests f&rm ; Connery Bros., Georgetown ; DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, New Haven returned to her home. Bridge Mr and Mrs Everett of Mr'and Mrs Z. Mellen of Eastbn J. M. Redding G. Office Mrs Mary Baldwin of Wells' Hollow J. Sullivan, Ridge; Surgeon Dentist. Office In Post Block, this from a Hurl-bu- North Woodbcbt. Ct. return, week, fortnight's were Sunday of Mr and Mrs F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. W. rt New Minora, uonn. vacation Three is quite ill. guests at George Sherwood's. John & Co., Roxbury ; Allen Joyce, Elm will Frank Wells and mother recently Fitch. other guests from the City Mr and Mrs Robert Williams enter- Station ; G. W. Hatch, Bridge-wate- r; ." visited in Brookfield. Roxbury DR. 5. E. ALLEN, immediately take their places. tained friends over W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. and A. Ridgefield Sunday. John Hawkins J. Beers spent H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Cogswell HATTERSTOWN, CONN. week. a day fishing at Milford, last Hill & Wettereau, Washington Depot; Har- A ROOF Alfred Shumeric was the of Greenfield P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Conn guest Nichols ry Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Williams, his brother, Arthur, at Mrs Stevens', South Perkins Bros., Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- PERSONAL CHAT. Britain; Warren; ialist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, last Sunday. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill ; headache. DAVID E. PLUMB. druggists. heart failure, stomach trouble and Messrs Osborne and Frieze of Beacon 25c. furnished tnis Mrs Thomas B. Bradley has returned Medicine lor treatment. Falls were last of Miss old- THAT'S PROOF Terms reasonable. Consultation free. guests, week, from a pleasant visit at Brookyln. David Elliott Plumb, one of the Evelyn Cassidy. Miss Alice Nichols has been guest of est men in this place, passed away at Osborne run-dow- Messrs Powell and with their friends at Fairfield Beach. his home here on Monday, August 10, Feel languid, weak, Head PLATT - CHARLES S. accompanist, Mrs Skinner,- together Mr and Mrs John of New- aged 72 years and eight months. The ache? Stomach "off?" Just a plain and Northrop the ele- with a 'bus load of friands spoke town have visited relatives in this funeral was held from his late home case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bit- Against Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, a good word for last ters tones liver and sang Stepney, place. on Wednesday afternoon, August 12, stomach, promotes Wednesday 2 Rev Mr the blood. NEWTOWN, CONN. night. jO Mrs , has returned to W. E. at o'clock, McDermott digestion, purifies ments Mr and Mrs of Hyde FIRE Smythe Bridgeport Nichols, after an absence of several iating. The burial was in the Nichols William Blake-man'- s. were Sunday guests at weeks. cemetery. Mr Plumb is survived by Mrs. James Gordon, his wife and one son. He will also be Piles helped at once with Dr Shoop's especially. Edwin Stevens experienced a delight- missed by a large number of friends. Magic Ointment. Just to prove it, a Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, ful surprise arranged by his wife, last Brookfield. J . trial box will be mailed on request, Thursday nieht, in honor of his birth- by Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. FOR DWELLINGS Class Lessons, Ensemble, writing' day. Cake and cream and games to- Trumbull. Itching, smarting, bleeding piles, in- THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. or building of architec- NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. gether with his wife's thoughtfulness ternal or external,, get quick and cer- any tural suitable and the congratulations of all made The schools will open on Tuesday, THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. tain help from Magic Ointment. Large pretensions, a him more than glad that he was ever September 1, with" Miss Norah Lynch box 50c. Sold by all dealers. , roofing it now procurable. & The of the Oscar Pitzschler Son, born. of New Milford as teacher in the Cen pulpit Congregational Zolium is a flexible sheet sub BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS, Miss Grace Clark of She ton was the ter district; C. H. Soule of New Mil- church will be supplied on next Sun- Rev A. stance, which Newtown, Sandy Hook & Hawleyville guest of her sister, Mrs Eugene Peck, ford at the Iron Works ; Miss Mary day morning, August 23, by Mrs Cornelia S. Tomlinson has rip ; Miss R. D. Adams of New Haven. Many who by means of Newtown shot) oDen etery day.. Hawley last week. Collins in Huckleberry Hills ened" a ladies' and gentlemen's quick ville shop open Wednesday afternoon and The midsummer concert at the Meth- Veronica Driscoll of Springfield, Mass., heard Mr Adams a few weeks ago lunch and restaurant at 876882 Main 20LIUM vel and Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open odist last over $70 in Whisconier ; Miss in will be glad of this further opportunity ss church, week.netted Mary Murphy street, Bridgeport, below week day. Only flrst-cla- work. just gState every which tmeans 300 Obtuse and Miss Alice to hear him preach. Rev J. L. 25c. ingenious POOL TABLE. that nearly people Lynch in Long street. Regular dinner at of poured their quarters into the church Meadow. Cross will preach in the Pilgrim Con- j principle treasury to paint the parsonage and gregational church of New H aven. laying, produces on the roof church. SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY! the beautiful effect of dia- G.F.SCOTT, Rowland of New Haven is Drive Rheumatism from the blood The Union Sunday school picnic, last Nestor The lawn on the grounds of the for a few with Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy. mond shaped Spanish tiles. It Funeral Director and Licensed week, was a grand success. A dozen party visiting at parsonage Mrs was all could be de his Mrs Tablet or Liquid. Sold by all dealers. Is a Indian red. water melons, a bunch of bananas ana Haight that days as the guest of cousin, J. warm Einbaliner, sired, both as to attendance ana pat- L. Cross. t one-ha- lf bushel of gave relish Zolium is being explained peanuts The grounds were handsomely The school held at Conn. to of Walter ronage. Sunday picnic, ' Woodbury, plenty good cookery. The and sold by and Tomlinson carr illuminated with Chinese lanterns. Beardsley park, last Wednesday, was Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is Woodbury Local Tel. Washington Robert under ried off first and second in the large company moving about the a great success. About 120 attended especially recommended for children. prizes various colored a scene and all a fine and a E. C. PLATT, peanut race and Stevenson beat East lights produced enjoyed outing It tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Griswold M. D., that was to the eye and time. Various were in- Bragawy Vllage at baseball by a score of 17 to 8. very pleasing good games Sold by H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. Hawleyville, Conn. to the J. he in and after dinner a baseball Physician and Surgeon, 0. S. Blakeman and Myron Clark bi- agreeable guests. proceeds dulged were the net will be some- between the and the mar- ' cycled to Southbury, last Saturday, $90; profits game single Office United Bank Building. where between $60 and $70. ried men resulted in a for the where they witnessed the ball game victory New - - Conn. a score of 16 to 1. of Milford, between Southbury and Stevenson in latter by Many H lDlM15TO51DlMg John W. Sagendorf is doing as well the children and young people enjoyed 0000000055sl M. which Southbury won by a score of 8 Office Hours: 8 to 9 A. lto2.7to8P.M as could be expected, being able to sit the automobile rides around the to 2. . park some. is hoped his which were furnished the Residence, South Main Street. Miss Marjorie Thayer is at her up It recovery may through again be more than was of Messrs Erwin and Horace Telephone 200. home in the Methodist speedy anticipated. kindness Howard Burr & Co. parsonage He has been under the of Dr Fairchild and Eli P. Burton. J. where Miss Janette Bailey of Higga-nu- m charge I is also a for the next two Leslie of Bridgewater. guest foundation weeks. F. K. Hawley has the 0 Dr a tenement liouse to Tashua. Battam, Miss Lavorine Wilkinson of Brooklyn nearly reauy for be located on the road from DENTIST, is the guest of Miss Jennie Beers for a leading Bsns NkW HaFOBD. few the school house towards W. B. Roe's. CHRIST CHUR CH NOTES. Look In Our South Strt. days. about- - 25 rods of S. Blakeman has of the It will be northwest 0. charge his stock barn. There will be service in Christ 0 Window for Thursday at night prayer meeting Dr was in last week. church on 23, at the Stevenson, this week.' Ryder town, Sunday, August Dr F. E. Judson, Reports say he is considering a return usual hour, 2 p. m. . Mrs John Sherwood and daughter, are at Fisher's Island to town m the near future. DENTIST, Ethel, visiting school-hou- se and will visit Mrs Sherwood's old C. B. Hawley is 'having the Mrs John Patterson, who has been in Whisconier 57 Bethel. home in Conn., before return- shingled, painted quite ill the past week, is convales Center St., Franklin, and in a suitable condition for ing to resume teaching in the Steven- put cent. Her sister, Miss Florence Burt son school for the , on, has been with her for a few days. coming year. The funeral of Mrs Harriett INSURANCE Charles Stowe, who has been home Butler, Miss Annie Logan has returned from Bar LhONARD'S who died at the home of Mrs Lake in N. for several days, drove back to his a visit with frfiends Newark, J. gams and Mrs White, took at the home AGENCY, work at Poughquag, N. Y last Mon- place Miss Kathrine Treadwell is visiting of Mrs Sagendorf on Tuesday. A. Treadwell's. day. , at J. KIRK. ACCIDENT. Mrs Plumb, who has bpen some time IN visiting relatives in this vicinity, re- Weston. turned to her home in Prescott, Can., Old Companies, Huntington. last week. - Lowest Rates. Miss Mabel Seeley has recently en- NEWS AS THE BEE'S SCRIBE tertained a friend. CHURCH AND PERSONAL FINDS IT. Men's Summer Suits S. Mrs J. Merwin Beers ha s been on Southville. Dr R Todd, The Ladies' Aid society held a very the sick list Miss Watson is home D One-Thi- VETERINARY SUROEON, pleasant meeting at Laborie hall, Eleanor from a Reduced from rd to Wednesday, August 12, with Mrs Elea week's visit in New York. NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. New One-Ha- Milford, Conn. nor Judson as hostess. The meeting Mrs Emma Sturges and daughter, lf the Price Norwalk N. Clark of Shelton has been Regular will be held August 26, when Mrs Lil-l- ie Madeline, of have spent a ;"D. week with. Mr and Mrs William Henry spending a few days at his farm. Dr Todd will be at Ezra Hull's stables at Williams will entertain the society n Rarnnm'a fnmilv nnhrt.A?ned Washington Depot, every Tuesday during the at the same Finch. months where he will be to place. from last summer prepared Mrs Meth Williams of W. The Misses Anges and Anna Shay of friends Bridgeport, Sunday. do any work pertaining to the profession. Wheeling, enter- Just Your Size. is of her Mr New York are guests of the Misses Miss Hilda Johnson has been Perhaps Va., the guest parents, cousin from two and Mrs S. Smith. Donnelly. taining a Bridgeport, A. Miss Johnson has returned to Miss Carrie Sherwood of Hartford is Mrs John Nash welcomed a little weeks. Don't Miss This Sale. Alexander Noe, Mrs atfer spending a week visiting her aunt, Mrs Fred Wooster. daughter, last week. Northrop's Hamilton has been with her Veterinary Dentist, Mrs John Shelton is still seriously ill Miss Mary spend- parents. home in Isin ing a week with Miss Eddice White. P. 0. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. at the of John Shea glass. Albert Laufer of Brideport is spend- Mail orders promptly attended to. Mr and Mrs D. E. Bnnsmade of ing a few days in town. I Rausch-ha- s visited in Prov- A Shelton and Mr and Mrs Will Morgan Ernest CASTOR idence. R. I. ! Manufacture of Bridgeport spent Sunday at lor Infants and Children. Howard Burr & Co., of Mr and Mrs Frederick Litchfield of J, I. F. . visited You Lewis, B. N. Beard and family are occuoy- - New Haven have Mrs Martin The Kind Have Always Bought ing the house of the late Miss Louise Rowland. D 199 Main Street, Danbury. Harness, Blankets, Robes and Nichols the summer months. Mrs Stephen Godfrey and Miss Flor Bears the 'during home Miss Kuth Beard the mi est of her ence Perry are from a visit in Stable Goods, is Signature o! 0 brother in White Hills. Seymour...... The Misess or 05d5dI5oohd5q JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. ,' Mr and Mrs George Fuller are enter-- iracey anamattie 0a00055oa55 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FWDAV, AUGUST 21, 1908.

The Newtown Bea Nwwtown. Friday, Auifunt SI, IW. ScqI?J Emulsion trenelhen enfeebled mother! increasing their flesh and THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE TOWN TOPICS. nursing by COMPANY., , nerve force. 1173 Main St.,' Cor. Golden Hill St.', Bridgeport. IN THE JUSTICE COURT. Ml It provided baby with me necer fat E. C. BEVANS ARRESTED FOR ' ; and mineral food for healthy growth. Edward C Bevans was brought bO' ALL DRUOOISTSl SOo. AND $1.00. fore Justice P. H. McCarthy. Tuesday, After Sale rt Inventory on a charge of of wife and chi dren. On May 7 he lert home taK ing all the money, $7, all the family had SPECIAL. on hand. On May 22 he returned home again, but soon departed. June 24 he Southbury. family were fishing at Squantz pond came back and H. P. Boyson offered last week. Wilton Rugs, . , Bize 9x12 him but he soon left for parts $29.00 work, PICNIC ON COE'S HILL. Mr and Mrs Norman R. Moaner and " unknown, returning two weeks ago. Axminster Rugs, SjZ0 qx12 He was arrested on Sunday. His wife The young folks of Southbury, and Mr and Mrs Alpheus Durgy held a pig 21.00 Bruss. . has been in the hospital at the expense older ones too, had a fine picnic on eon shoot at the home cf tneir son and Tapestry Rugs, 6iz0 9n2 13.50 of the town. (Jn the stand he admitted Coe's Hill, back of Henry B. Russell's daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles E. Bruss. he had served time in the state's pris- Tapestry Rugs, size 8.8x10.0 10.00 on and 60 in for house, Thursday, August 13, from 11 to Mosher, last Wednesday. days jail getting mon Smyrna Rugs, size 80xG0 ey under false pretenses. Deputy 5 o'clock. The day was hot but breezy The picnic at Spring Lake park was 1.48 Johnson Sheriff took him to the and the expected thunderstorm did not well attended, last Saturday. Smyrna Rugs, size Tuesday afternoon. 3672, 2.00 Bridgeport jail, come. A hundred happy people seemed Judge W. J. Beecher for Mr and Mrs 0. P. Pepper and daugh- prosecuted to feel the attractions of the cedar tne state. . ter spent la3t Sunday at Green pond. trees and the shade, to say nothing of L Lester Ingersoll and Leander Brow-ne- ll Dr Gallup of Long Hill was in town. the ice cream, lemonade and other a witness the Bevans case spent Sunday at Green pond. Tuesday, in dainties. Best of all was the pleasant on the trial in the justice court. He Herald Turner called on his cousin a call The Bee office. fellowship of which there was no lack. paid at in Leach last t does people good to get together and Hollow, Sunday. Everything in W. L. Mitchell and family and P. W. eat, to throw aside care for a little R. JEL Beers & Mitchell of New Haven were guests, while, look in each other's faces, and Southford. Co., last of Mr and Mrs C. week, Leroy smile at a poor joke. Quite a number PAINTS. Conn. Mitchell at Pootatuck. Newtown, of persons from Kettletown were pres Morning prayer, with sermon, will be 11 in Not W. L. ' Mitchell attended church at ent and some from South Britain. held, Sunday next at a. m., how cheap But how the Congregational church, last Sunday There were games and two swings and Southford Union Chapel. Mr Barnes good.'. morning and met many old friends the boys and men played baseball at of Ansonia will officiate. It is hoped A brick here. All seemed that the of Southford will avail front painted with Long- the foot of the hill. to be people man & " Martinez paint 25 years ago and harmonious and happy and heartily themselves of these services. not The school house in the Glen at painted since, may be seen at 472 The had Seaon thankful to the who Bergen street. N. Y; Paint Hook is being improved by being ladies, provid Brooklyn. Canning with Longman & Martinez Brilliant Red newly outside and in. ed for the occasion so liberally and WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL painted and trim with Shaker Green or White. successfully. It was suggested that all The body won't need painting in 25 Black-ma- n at- Is here and for William Hawley, Miss Mamie who partook of the picnic ought to Everybody in Zanesville. 0., knows years. the housekeepers we have the standard and Miss Fannie V. Daniels at- Mrs of rural route 8. She tend church and Sunday school regular- Mary Lee, Longman & Martinez Paint and reliable Mason ancl tended the musical and literary enter- writes: husband. James Lee, Agent, Lightning and Economy Jars. for their own good, as well as for "My tainment given by Miss Agnes E. ly believes his to self-seali- firmly he owes life the The latter are ng and commend themselves. Piatt at South Britain, last Saturday that of others. use of Dr King's New Discovery. His evening. were so affected that Harry Rider, TYPHOID EPIDEMIC. lungs severely consumption seemed inevitable, when 612 Water St., , The epidemic of typhoid fever which Miss Arietta Lattin has returned a friend recommended New Discovery. Bridgeport, Conn. home after spending a week in JNew visited this place, last year, taking We tried and its use has restored seems to have it Telephone 1346-- 3. Haven the guest of her brothers. several from our midst, him to perfecu health." Dr King's broken out again this year. There New Discovery is the King of throat Mc re three now ill with the disease, but and lung remedies. For coughs and In Ladies' Walter Donald of Brooklyn was Reliable work in watch and clock re Shoes and they all seem to be gaining slowly, colds it has no equal. The first dose entertained over Sunday at H. N. C. E. New Mil- - The sick ones are Thomas and William relief. ! Sold under guar- pairing at Riddiford's, gives Try it ford. Sullivan and James Mullane. antee at R. H. Beers & Co, Newtown ; Oxfords ' Clara McDonald of is en- Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. J. ... Brooklyn Rose Ethel Williams away passed Bethel : Stevenson ; H. joying a two weeks' vacation with Mrs Garvin, Goulett, 'I suffered habitually from consti Thursday morning, August 6 and was W. W. B. We have bunched together the odds and H. N. Lattin. Osborne, Easton; Hawley, pation. Doan's Regulets relieved and ends, slihtlv 8, Cornwall burfed, Saturday morning, August Sherman; Smith Brothers, strengthened the bowels so that they shop worn, but as for Franklyn Johnson has returned to his Mrs Williams Bridge; Connery Brothers, George' just good dependable wear. Mr and F. J. desire to .nave ui't-- ii wet oiiivc home in Bridgeport after a six weeks town; J M. Redding Ridge; tKuiai . thank their many friends and neigh Sulhyan, Davig grocer Sulphur spril)gg Tex. at H. N. Lattin's. G. F. G. W. Hurl-- i Our Shoe is te. :, outing Baker, Hawley ville; Department always up-to-da- bors for their kindness to them in burt & Co., Roxbury: Allen Joyce, To my friends and neighbors I wish their bereavement. Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Bridge-wate- r; COLD DRINKS. - W. N. New E. to extend my thanks for their kind and Noble, Milford; Soda to be good must be cold. That Call and Inspect Our Stock. Evening prayer,. Holy Baptism H. Beardsley, New Preston ;Cogswell & ness in giving money and helping me is the kind at sermon at 3 p. m., on Sunday next, at Wettereau. Washington Harry we serve English's drug to the cows that I lost Depot; replace by the Episcopal church, Southbury Brown, Southbury; C. P. Williams, store, Bethel. and I wish to thank those ; Wa- lightning street, Rev George J. Sutherland of South Britain Perkins Brothers, worked rren ;W. N. Hill ; who so hard to collect the Oxford will officiate assisted Hurd, Long druggists. by George 50c and Trial bottle money. Respectfully, Bark' $1.00. free. Henry L. Barnes, lay-read- er of Christ church, E. H. Beers & Co., er 1908, GIVEN AWAY. Read, Newtown, August 18, Ansonia. All are most cordially invit- August time, tells on the nerves. ed to be present. Newtown, Conn. , Tom J. Brannigan, representing the But that spiritless, no ambition feel can and be altered i celebrated Peter Schuyler and Moon ing easily quickly by taking what is known by druggists has been on the Brookfield. Spat cigars, calling everywhere as Dr Shoop's Restorative. trade in these parts accompanied by Within 48 hours after beginning to use

well-know- n B. BUYS , ROB will Fred H. Barnes, the, gro& H. HAWLEY, THE the Restorative, improvement be ery salesman who has been introducing ERT SMITH PLACE. noticed. Uf course, full health will immediately return. The how- Mr to his extensive trade gain, Bannigan Henry B. Hawley, the real estate ever, will surely follow. And best of Mr hereabouts. Bannigan's native city man, has bought the place of Mrs Rob all, you will realize . and feel your is Utica, N. Y., the home of the Re- ert B. Smith in Obtuse district and Mrs strength and ambition as it is return Outside influences first publican Vice Presidential candidate Smith and Miss Henrietta ing. depress daughter, the "inside nerves" then the stomach, whom he is well He All constructed size with acquainfed. B. Ruggles leave for Shelton on Thurs Heart and Kidneys will usually fail. steel wagon, New York will an 26x13, rear wheels 9 inches front and says that State give day where they will make their home. Strengthen these failing nerves with rear axles black enamel, body painted unprecedented majority forTaft and Dr Shoop's Restorative and see how a brilliant red. Given for two Sherman and that Mr Sherman is an Dr and Mrs Adolph ana sons quickly health will be yours again. 250 OZONE Trade Marks or 50 from New York are a few Sold by all dealres. and especially strong candidate. spending Trade Harks days with Mr and Mrs Thomas C. Bris-to- n 75 Cents. The guests at Henry C. Johnson's in Obtuse. Work. Sent by Express, charges paid by re- Cemetery and Memorial ceiver. borrow your had an unusually interesting ball game, ii last Saturday atfernoon. As some of Roxbury. Ozone Soap Works, Have your own. Have it at-ho- Have a Victor. the members of the two. nines were & and a dollar a week the Hughes Chapman, 365 Housatonic Avenue, A small payment down gives you somewhat out of practice the score of NEWS HEREABOUTS. Successor to Chas. J. Hughes, the bands and orchestras; the popular Bridgeport, Conn. grand soloists, great the first game is withheld. Capt a worm The event of the week was the Sun ballad singers; the comic song nus vi mviwy iauu . Vaughansays: "Our side beat Capt p day school picnic on the lawn" of Miss fun. side 7 to As Mr nt to-da- y Maskiell's 3." We'll tell yow all about the easy-payme- plan it Frances Barnes, Tuesday. , Vaughan had not played in 27 years he TRY call. John of you'll ,1 certainly deserves great credit in that Humphrey Belmont, Mass., ' arrived in town, 15, THE CENTURY CO., he made two runs. Saturday, August Christian's and will spend a number of weeks at Sales Agents, Oscar Pitzschler has been appointed W. D. Humphrey's. a notary public by Gov Woodruff. Laxative 8:7 Maia St., Bridgeport, Conn. u. G. N. Hurlburt and wife entertained Frank Wright and family have been an automobile party from New Haven, Cereal in passing a few days Ridgefield. last Sunday. Manufacturers of and Dealers in and Mrs F. J. Gale to Alice Merwin visited her dauhgter at Dr expect The Grade of leave on Saturday for a stay of 10 days inWaterbury, last week. Highest Cemetery at Winchester, N. H. Master Gordon Work from If You Want Mrs Myron Thomas entertained Mr Gale, who has been passing the sum- L. C MORRIS', mer with his there, will and Mrs Walter Thomas from Green Granite and Marble. Your money's worth In Clears, Tobaccos, etc., come here. There are no grandparents better nickle Cigars than either "The Stratfield" or "The Captor," and are as good as many return home with them. Mountain. Ia., last week. Office and Salesroom: The Grocer, tens. Also good nickle Haranas besides a most complete line of imported and Domestic Ci- gars from Ten Cents to a Quarter each. Mrs Jennie Thomas of New Haven 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. NEWTOWN, CONN. An entertainment to assist the Men's. ' visited in town Branch office, 154 Main St., Danbury, Conn r r o mitt Li ri i r ru Literary club in furnishing to pupils of recently. u. u. aim i u, wgar ana ixun ciore, the High school subscriptions to the Col A. L. Hodge, Mrs Pons and Mrs U Fairfield Ave., Opp. Poli's, Bridgeport, Conn. Newtown and in Do not forget that we carry the most complete line ol sporting'goods in the j Library promoting Arthur Johnson spent a night at Stony city. several splendid projects for the im- - will be Creek; the past week. J.S.BATES, Drovement of the town, given Successor to The 'Bates Stoxe Co., More Than at the Town hall, September 4. The .The Congregational Sunday school the will be made : 1 first part of program held a at Lake Waramaug, last Monumental Building Work I ANYTHING of musical numbers and two vaude picnic Your up You ville sketches. Tne second part will Wednesday, and report a very enjoy- Cleaning and Monuments, May Require consist of a cantata entitled "Ye Old able time. neadstones, etc. Worth. For The Horse Folks Concert" riven by the children, Thomas and Mabel Thomas 42 Water Ct. Money's Can be found at Further announcements will be made Myron St., Norwalk, are a to Vermont, this We cordially invite 1 later. enjoying trip at our new store ana ex week. you to call amine our line siockoi W. W. Stevens & Co.'s, J N. Clarke of Nichols is sending M. G. G. KEANE'S 16 Conn. out free samples of his celebrated Sherman. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Whitest., Danbury, J Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are Monumental Silverware, Clocks, Umbrellas, Competent Workmen for Repairing. with biliousness, troubled constipation, NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Toilet and Manicuring Sets, inHi creation, headache, dizziness, Works, etc, Etc. should try them as they cure the above Mr and Mrs Norman R. Mosher and Combs. Purses, Bracelets, Housatonic You will find our prices the lowest ailments where other pills only give their son and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ave., Bridgeport Your glasses shokld not only be of the prevail-- Ki See his advertise in the We also do line watch should temtorary relief. Charles Mosher, spent one day recently city. Be Ing pattern, but suit your individuality. ment in another column- - - and jewelry repairing. Particular. "LYMAN GLARES" possess certain eood Ik in Danbury. points not found in ordinary eye glasses, we ouna glasses ior particular people. Fred of Danbury, has been 28.888. Take Kodal whenever you feel that Myers, Ancelot, F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. is time spending a week with his grandfather, 1875. you need it That the only you The bred Stal- M. J. BUECHLER, Established need to take Kodol. Just when you Peter Richly Trotting Myers. sired 2.23 need it ; then you will not be troubled lion, by Lancelot (heads The Reliable Jeweler, on Mrs Harrison Burch and daughter a stud in dam Kara (sis- with sour stomach, belching, gas Austria), 18 Fairfield Avenue, Near Depot, the stomach, etc. Sold by H R upf, spent last Sunday with her daughter, ter of Kremlin third 2.07,) second, Bridgeport, Conn. DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN Newtown. Mrs. Robert Larson, of .Gaylordsville. and fourth dams producers of That your Prescription is filled as your prysia X speed. H. Beers & Co. are showing some Peter Turner spent Friday hight with R. Send for pedigree and other particulars tc an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. splendid values in summer oxfords for William H. Worden. j C. E. Osborne, Jr., men and women. Mr Beers has always W. H. Buckingham Plunket spent a few days with or STEPXEYCOXS. prided himself in his shoe department, Joseph Joseph Atchison, Curtis' securing his stock from one of the best Mr and Mrs E RoswelL recently. Oris acg Farm, Woopbcbt, Count and Paper Hanging, Pharmacy, and never i Painting houses in New England, has O Colts Broken. Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all work guar Corner Main and Elm tits Bridgeport, Conn Mr and Mrs William H. Worden and 36-- had a complaint. Long Distance Phone Local 1 anteed, fcstimawa giaau mrpisneu. i 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908.

productions. In the congregation was Financial Institutions, Flnii;lit hitiUtlni. The Newtown Bea noticed Mrs H. 8. Mygatt end son of Edward Smith of Wash- - Newtown, Friday, Auut SI, liw. New Millard, The Randall Company, La"d Mortgage. Ington, D. C, who was visiting Major The Bonds, W. Bumham, and Kenneth Hoffman of (Clitrtemd) Irrigation Washington. New Britain, who was again at the New Milford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent,

Newtown weilta-producln- oarental abode over last Sunday. . SS 'f r experience, !Ued on g land. A CORRECTION. Not dollar lout In S f txperlenei In the gecurltle. ' The store belonging to the estate of i in 1 To The Editor of The Newtown Bee: the late C. P. Lyman la receiving Savings Bank It may mm rattier late to correct the coat of Colonial paint by the hands of (Founded In 1355) statement In The Bee relative to the James E. Osborne of Woodville and death of llallock, WE OFFER FOR 5ALE : t.y lightning Raymond William McIIan of this village. son of F. L, llallock, but I think it The house of George S. Lyman is 100 tin. Now Hirun Gas Light common 10 aha. Iltlnola Central loaned tinea. beat to do so. was stated that the stock. to aha. I'tMiuonmmk National Hunk ot It . but filled with guests till September 1. Percent SO iiha. Amarlcan Bra Company itoi-k- Hrliliri'port. lightning came into the window Pays SO hIi. Adam ICxirt Company niwk. 10 aha. First National Bank of Hartford, that is not also that his mother Miss Vetsa Dowler visited her moth- 7Slm.CunolldatMd Hulling Slock, !!0lia. First National tlauk ot Kockvllla. so; lix) aha. Morris Si Khmix stock. Ifislis. First National Bank ot Men A. H. Colics' over last Walling For was the only one that was in the room er at Sunday, 100 alia. Conn. Hallway & Llg, common ford. SWlslia. New naven Hi oldest County National Bank at the time; not correct. Mrs Dowler'i son, Frank, and wife SS alia. Unltd New Jersey Railroad & Ca- Salt. New Britain National Bank, less four also Interest nal Co. and Women brother and a little girl than of New York City, were at Mr years old were In the room with him. Bolles' till Monday and Mrs F. Dowler In the week. This mark identifies the highest The rest of the family were will remain during this Mr On all without dis- HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, kitchen. The struck the Dowler to her here again on deposits type of men's and women's shoes lightning hopes join Court Exchange Bldg., 207 SUto Bridgeport, Conn. west the Mr St., sold at $3.50. And though leather telephone wire somewhere of Friday evening. On Sunday and crimination. Av-erii- and labor are now more costly, we house, it being a branch of H. 0. l's Mrs Robert Kellogg drove over from to The fastened to and vis- Deposits of One Dollar maintain the high standard which has line. wire was their home near Gaylordsville made Zenith Shoes famous and the southwest corner of the house. The ited with their cousins, the Dowler's, One Thousand Dollars receiv of followed the wire which our label guarantees. charge lightning at Mr Bolles'. The National Baoik. till it struck the There It ed from any one person in one City Zenith Shoes for men and women fastening. At a republican caucus held at Pavil of 103 Wall west Street, Bridgeport, Conn. are made of the finest quality mater- split, part entering the parlor ion hall, last Friday evening, Sher- and the walls and year. ials by expert shoe makers, and have room cracking papeif man Cogswell and Hon H. O. Averill hand-wor- The rest of the followed ESTABLISHED 1854, more k in them than any badly. charge were chosen as delegates to the com- the where came Capital, . $250,000.00 other $3.50 shoes. They come in on to telephone it ing State Convention; F.J. Hosford walls in several DAVID C PECK, President and Profits, the latest styles, in all leathers, and through the places, and William Corninar to the Congres Surplus 320,000.00 oil a of wood from the in sizes which insure "a fit for tearing piece sional ; H. v. ijeeman 'and Robert C. ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer ' and threw across the room every foot." casings it Whittlesey for the Senatorial ; and E. FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUOH, Cashier. and think it struck the little girl - Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a they M. Taylor and Charles G. Carlson for H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. . sand automobile party on Wednesday to special high grade. as she cried out as if hurt. The the Prolate. filled neck luncheon, Mrs W. T. Dill of New Ha- We control Zenith Shoes exclu- from the walls Raymond's and Mrs C. N. Beeman youngest Mrs John P. of New and sell them in our new and and face full and blacked one side of ven, Hopqpn sively daughter, Lillian, are expected back wife of of the N. shoe section :n our base' his neck as he sat in a chair and was York, superintendent enlarged to their cottage irom rnelps, N. Y., Mrs killed in less than three minutes. They Y., and N. H., road and George Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 me'nt salesroom. on Thursday of this week. tried to bring him to life but no help Bunnell of Southport. EdsoniCogswell was the first one CHAKLES G. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest they and the doctor could give could John McCoughlin has sold his farm to here as usual to commence cutting and O. H. B80THWELL Cashier. save him. His heart beat three min-utes-- New York parties and is soon to move his of tobacco, last week. Mon- August 10, 1908, hanging crop with his family to Providence; R. I. Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding A good growth is assured. Miss Marion Beardsley is to spend eys In Trust THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. H. Bowers of New Haven passed Outfitters to Men. Women and Children the week in New Yors with a friend. Find a checking account of special value aad convenience-- . It facilitates matters when call the two of last week here in rest and ed for astatementof checks the- Northwest Corner At republican caucuses, Friday days upon Tle (vouchers for expenditure) plus the The many friends of Mrs Bassett are bank balance equals the total amount of money in trust. Simple, Is it not? evening, the following delegates were recuperation. We Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, to hear of her from solicit your account. : pleased recovery elected to the several icaucuses A fine crop of pears are now plenty Bridgeport, Conn. her severe illness. First National State: J. I. West, Powell Seeley, about the village at the reasonable Bank; Miss Susie and Miss ' Sherman Cogswell and G. Thornton of bushel. Beardsley niece, 930 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. price $1 per last week at her cot Ia. Sperry. Jennette, spent at Walnut Beach, Milford. all Senatorial : J. C. Brinmade, Robert Southford tage wa- - Whittlesey, Charles C. Ford, H. W. James Aimes of Brooklyn has-- been Established 1866 Roxbury Announcement!. Beeman. STILL WINNING THE GAMES. spending the last week on the Hill with S. F. Gus Congressional: Seeley, Southford played the Oxford and friends. William The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. Carlson, F.J. Hosford, 0. beat-inghe- m Quaker Farms nine to August 12, Rev A. A. Bickfbrdl is- enjoying;- his Corning. by a score of 22 to 5 in favor well earned vacation, oi two weeks. We Have S. L. M. Probate: J. Nettleton, 01-se- of Southford. The' manager, Mr n, T. L. & E. M. Charles G. Carl- Watson Fresh Fruits and Vegetables In Logan,. Taylor, of Oxford and Farms Co., season. Are now nice the Quake For their havingsome very son. Conkey's guaranteed Poultry BANKERS BROKERS eating reacnes. Also new I'olatous ana un nine has asked foe- a. return: game but remedies and a valuable poultry book ions. Good supply of Mason and Lightning which call at irult Jars, extra rubbers and caps for the ARRIVALS AT THE BADER the Southford players- object to this they give away free, Stocks and Bonds canning season. Do your trading with us and he another TheHindle Pharmacy;. 98T Maim1 street, af- HOUSE. strongly, for needs at least be sure of the' best Groceries the market Bridgeport, Conn. Caraer Main and John Streets,. Conn. fords at let live prices. year or two to give him. time-t- get Bridftpcrt, MONEY-SAVIN- G Albert Gagnon, Waterbary. THE STORE. his players together and teach ttom ON George KimDle, Cheshire. DeWitt's Early Risers- safe; easy,, INTEREST DEPOSITS, Allen the game. Joyce, Miss C. C. Crause, Chicago. pleasant, sure, little liver pills Sold Station, Conn Southford Stevenson H. Cbnm Roxbury 1 Miss H. K. Mills, New York. played the nine by Rupf, Newtown,. F. H. Barnes, W. A. Gordon, Dan-- on Saturday, August 15, winningtby a score of 4 to 1. This is one of the-bes- bury. & Save of James : Co., H. E. GARLICK, T. F. T. New local nines that has ever played on. the- money, by buying; your drugs Prepayment Staples Young, J. Bannigan, arod of H;. Hi. Gaiifield, Southford grounds. They pub up. one; fancy groceries Banker Vetwrlna y. Nsrih Woodbury. Debentures. and Brokers, of the best games that was ever, wit- 189- State Sftxraer Court, ROXBURY. CONN. Wallace Lawton, Springfield. Street, VV. nessed in this vicinity. There was a BBID&EPORT, OGNN, 208-- Hanlon, Norwalk. ' Eong Distance Telephone 5. The Middlesex Banking W. StevensT Allison good part of the Stevenson nine that T)ftiwdt.a. TAnolitrnl r l ono to communicate with H. P. Lamer, P. S.: Any wishing Company tereac allowed-a- the rate eent on bal- - lii-- not find ball was- of$per me over Local Telephone Call P. Smith, Newtown. could seem to the that R. A. Silvernale, Lakeville.. pitched by the Southford pitcher,, Artesian of; Mi ddletoww, Connecticut, Surety Bonds furnished. Will act as Trustees- or Administrators- - in. E. S. O'Neil, the great college pitcherand. and. aacnied interest for the Willett Bridgeport, Will, pay. par the settlement of Estates- - or in the care of Andrew short stop when striking: at the ball-wa- Puchala, E. R. Johnson, New Haven.. D property generally. had-th- Dbentures oi Series 74, Snffe ROXBURY, CONN Y.. so slow that the catcher deposit boxes to rent, with private A. W. Coot, Syracuse, N. Wells due October 1, 1908, roomsfbr use ofcustomers. Horse and Ox and minutes-befor- Shoeing, Carriage Wagon I. Hines, Boston, Mass.. ball in his hand at least two Bepairing and General Blacksmithing. Also J. upon.presentation. at the- office- of the Com- McDonald- - and - P. all kinds of Machine Work done. Lawn mow- J, T. Burkhaid, South. Kent. he struck. And Water pany. L.Holzer F. T. Staples ers sharpened and repaired; 25e for sharpen- cut the wind and dug UR.the Supply ing. All kinds, of steam and gasoline P. J. Burke, Waterbury. Thompson after 4 find Southr engines repaired Every day Fred Swanson, New Britain.. dirt and still could not the W&t Cities and Towns. Brewerbs B-- in--, all kinds, of Plumbing work done the Cemeteries-Farms- , at your home when desired. Shop open week H. E. Gilbert, Gaylerdsville.. ford pitcher. James Roche,. great Manufactories, 7 ti from a. m. to p, n. ; days Derby first baseman played, withithe Residences. The Thfe Trust ' call 303-5- .. Bridgeport Telephone HAVELANB.. to-b- DEATH OF LAUREN Stevenson nine and was cracked. up. Bridgeport Lauren Haviland passed away,. Sun one of the greatest players in the National Bank. Company, 24 moth- of this- - work the His but the best part 168-l- ?l South ttritain Announcement. day, 9th, aged years.. state, State St.. Bridgeport. Conn. er, Mrs Marion. Haviland, suryiveahim. was to stand and talk. The Southford Fnom. the to of its opening 1806,. down, to the undi- on has team three times. In.December, present Capital, surplus and The funeral took place Tuesday aft nine beaten this time,, the business of this Bank has and vided profits- ,- ernoon, August 11, Rev Mr Pfeck In the first game that was playadiat gone forward $300,000.00 never, before has-i- t been so well pre- Keceies Depositssubjecttocheck,allowing-interes- t Zbav Southford beat them H to of Our officiating. Funeral Directors Priadle Bridge pared, tomeet and. satisfy the needs on accounts averaging $500 balance. Try as now.. Bents Safe in 12. Tkie second om its patrons Deposit Boxes. & AspinwaLl' had the arrangements game played, the Thi&Baak has always maintained a Acts as as Executor, Administrator, Trustee powder or English Breakfast, guaranteed charge. Mi Haviland had been in the Diamond Match Co. 's grounds was specie and currency basis and are still or in any Fiduciary Capacity. good as any 5Uc Tea on the market. All our do so for the bosiness wants low the ord nine o .& The groceries at correspondingly prices. employ of Eraa Hull, liveryman,. woa by the Seothf oiaili to patrons.. i. w. MaiKSH, rresiaent.-OEANG-- JOHN M. South Britain.Ct. tuber.09i3osis. thirds same Tice SQUIRES, and was a sufferer from game played on the grounds, T. B. DsFOEEST, President. MEKWIN, Pres't. EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. score being 4 to 1 m favor- ofi South E.N.BEN.HAM, Cashier. K. H.JCDSON Treasurer. ford. As this team has been beatens Test and Core Drill Pros- New Preston. Borings three times fair and square by the pecting for Minerals.Testing for Dam, Still Doing Business and Bridge Pier Foundations, Southford nine the gouthfordl plagers Building v Shafts for Elevators and any other at the Old Mand. NEWS TERSELY TOLD mors. object to playing them; arty. practical purpose. Mechanics' and Farmers TfcRtDGEPORT aDd meats are best nina- Our stock of groceries the The-- wife and daughter and gtrndstm While the Zoar Bridge brought affords ann our prices are right. A the market he- refused' to. Brilled Saving; Bank J) 0 Ml We always strive to please our customers. of Robert Kirk of New Yoik City ar an umpire with them Wells, the Kemember place. rived at B. C. Norris", on Wednesday take the position, therefore Southfiard, Driven Wels, Mew Balk BnlW, Wall St., Bnef.pert (Incorporated 1842) Casady's Old Stand, of. last week for their- usual sutaaer had to get an umpire for. tfoenu. Test Borings Deposits, Oct,.l,1906 13,873,773.29 CO'EIiER MAIN AND STATE. STS outing. Southford the Naugatack (Exact Samples) South, Britain, Conn, plays SuFphu and Interest, 160,681.68 Bridgeport, Cnn. The car of N. W. Bishop, of Bridge- clerks at Naugatuck on Thursday,, the. Any Pumping Systeu Supplied, Assets, 14,034,454 97 port was again seen here, last Satur- 20th. ' Number ot depositors, 11,587. Deposits Received From $1 day. Wind Mills, Tanks,. Hot Air Come Pumps, rtanrwltsof U toUOSO received and interest to 11000. Yacht racing was the sport at the Engines, Gas and, Gasolene Engines, credited fron the firs of each month, payable and of each - To store and are al- lake around Chain last Pipe, Drilling Maehiroes, Well Supplies. In January July year. Incorpor- our you Point, Saturday 1873. Interest on- all amounts, to tind a complete stock of groc- ated paid ways sur, afternoon. CHASE-GLOV- ER WEBMNGv OFrlOBKSl eries, boots, shoes, and general merchandise, or small. and feed of all kinds. Stock foods, large also grain C. about Miss Maria John L. Wessele, ''resident kind that keep your animals healthy. Burns' condition remains Lucy Chase, daughter el the C. L Marshall K. Morris, i Fruit and vegetables in their season. No the same at B. S. Morgan's. His the late Major Henrv JL. Chase of Grant, VU PTe8Wentt LOANS trouble to deliver goods, iieave your Freda. B. Hall, f your . made order with us and we do the rest. son came up from Bridgeport to see North street, NarhthamptoB, Mass., 58 Jelden St. Hartford, Conn. L. Catlln HeorFtary and Treasu-er- oy real estate located in Bridare him over last Sunday. and TheophiHus Nichols Glover of port. . DesirableOffices for Est. Charles P. Williams, N were married yester- rent Digging a well has proved quite ex- Brooklyn, Y., Mrs C. P. Williams. Administratrix, noon at the home of the bride pensive for Harry Rianhard near his day by South Britain. dean T. B. DuFOBEST. President. in Kent Hollow. At present Rev Dr Benry M. Tyler, of We Offer, cottage ALEXANDER HAWLEY, Treasurer. find- Smith college. The wedding was ed writing he is rather despairing of to sale, the fol in- Subject TttOTICE-- On and after May 1 1 will be atmy only by relatives and a few lowing first mortgages negotiated by us on do ing any supply of water in this manner. Jl old stand to 8iith Britain prepared to timate friends. Decoration of the improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes have any buslnesoin my line. Thanking my friends Mrs John Martin intends to close her interest coupons attached, principal and in- In the ana solicit a E&idneyo for '.heir patronage past room in which the ceremony took "place OaoN more trouble than any other at terest payable at our bank. shi re of it in the future. here, this week and with her in- orfta stay made the body. The function of the klaaeyt if to Amount. Appraisal. ' Bate. Insurance. was with grounds pine', palms st she to to her laorganic wit ana wimi m tn prv-ce- 600 6 cent Vacant lot Dividend. A. P. Munson, fant child, expects go pirate and to remove them an $150 I per South Britain. OU and clematis. The bride wore a white of circulation, , 300 600 6 " brother in New York City. attendant doisons from the body through " " embroidered trimmed with lace. thir 350 700 6 gown, bladder. TUrlor when the 700 " " June 1908. n the kidsi sy 8 16th, Mr Greenwood, ofjCongress-ma- dUeaeed and weak are 51-- secretary The ring used in the ceremony was an become they ml 800 2,500 1,200 Thej Trustees of the enable to perform their work propeiiy, aaa 900 51-- Vacant People's Hill of Norwalk, with his family Inflammation of l,m ;. lot ancestral one of California gold. The palm 1" the hack. the bladder 1.000 2.800 6 " I.ftOO Bank have de- ' Savings this weeks and disorder are the reault. It li " 1.500 day F are occupying for a few the nrlnary 1,500 2,500 5 C.-- was followed by a wedding a be " SEMI-ANNUA- L CONGER ceremony imperative that prompt relief afforded, 4,500 5 " 3.000 clared the 96th to the estate of Mrs unieee rmov the 2,500 house belonging luncheon. The bride has been principal which U lmpoulble jou 5.000 5 " 3.000 Botsford, Conn. - - r " i.m " DIVIDEND, at the rate of FOUR S. vacated by Charles cauea, 8,250 5.000 5 . 3.500 J. Brown, lately school in N. " . tT.aaetiratn fan-fam- . and Wumn RpDair- of the high Rutherford, J., nd Bladder Filli 3.5110 6,000 6 3.500 per cent per annum, July 1st, and of DeWitt's Kidney 6.000 51-- 2 " 3.700 of all kinds and General Blacksmith, We Morrison family Bridgeport several and the groom is reg- 3,700 1908. Ing years, 9.000 . 6 " 5.000 aim to please our customers. promptly eliminate poisons from the ayttem 4.500 Miss Julia Moynihan of Bridgeport istrar of the Island medical col- Ume well can Shop closed every Saturday at noon until Long and at tbe eaae make the kidney A similar line of Bridgeport Mortgages '. Edward W. Marsh, . 'until October 1. 1W7. called on her friends here, the latter Mr and Glover will be at and itronf. t ncmaiiv tw furnished. SUK-k- and Bonds. 3-- lege. Mrs on the New York Stock Ex- . Secretary & Treasurer. l Telephone Call FOT Weak Ktdnaya, Baokacha, ln listed or unlisted part of last week, and remained with home after September 1 at 479 Park flammatlon of the bladder and all change. Alsodeal in Beal Estate, Insurance DeWitt'a and Surety Bonds. Miss Eva Hoffman over Sunday. Brooklyn, N. Y. Springfield urinary troubles Kidney place, and, Bladder PUla are unaurpaaaed, W. T. GALLAGHER Rev E. Herman's 7, 1908. & The theme of J. (Mass.) Republican, August Week's Treatment for BURR KNAPP, People's Savings Bank,. SJaikSt., Sahdt Hook, Ot. was A 25c ' sermon, last Sunday morning, back fail. Bankers and Brokers, New Marble Phop near New England Station. Barber WHITE HILLS. Honey It they Building, and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In aU my work "God's Cure for the Blues." and it TeC 423. even-- 924 rialn Ct. guaranteed. Shop open every daj and was considered to be one of his best Mrs R. C. Ambler entertained an H. Ruph( Newtown, Conn BEIDGEPOBT. CONN. St., Bridgeport, KawrBoDint ASueclattj. It

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908

broader and more democratic sympathy the rare qualities of the man. There Bee. wan no The Newtown which characterize our people, it re- pedantic reverse to the pict ! ure; this was indeed a human person Newtown, Frldsy, Augurt veals Itself more especially in the ere slity strong enough and rich enough ation of a multitude of smaller 11 era-rle- a, and full enough of vital power to be CUM MEMORIAL LIBRARY. one for every considerable village trusted with all the books that anyone In ambition has been the land.' Our could have ADDRESS BY REV W. R. RICH- - given him to read. Any that all of the people t luld have the ARDS D. D. poor victim by, the roadside, eepec taste and the to read, and, there- power tally if he were in most desperate - fore, that the should have Wash- all, people case anti-Bl- a i 1.1 At the Dedication Exercises at of need (witness the very .' J v if.. on 29. within easy reach a good number of ington May agitation), would have found in this the books best worth their reading. scholar and 'teacher his good Samar THE BOOK AND THE MAN. But now well a it may be to turn for itan. moment to the reverse side of this pic- It might be hard to say which la the And so with prayer that these qua! ture, for, like almoBt elBe greatest of human inventions, but everything itea, both in the school and in the vil in human affairs, the picture has a re- surely among the greatest la the lage, may always endure for the bless' verse side which is not so attractive. strange art of writing, the art by ing of those to follow us, we come, to Everyone knows how the invention of which a man can make his speech visi- gether to dedicate this library by the the book has resulted in the develop- ble, and fix it in permanent record, so name of that man, and of one dearest ment of the pedant, or bookworm, or This woman that every thought or emotion shall be saya that after to him In whom his life and work found some scribe, as men used to call him; a man months of suffering E. . not "like the baseless fabric of Lydia their completion. j not a wrack who has been so engrossed In the wisdom EMnkham'a Vegetable Compound vision, faded and leaving Will you allow me to offer my per GUNN MEMORIAL LIBRARY BUILDING, WASHINGTON. add- of the past as to lose power to perceive made Lcr as well as ever. behind" but a permanent treasure r sonal thanks that you have given me the wisdom of the present. "His eye- From Plans Architect Rossiter. ed to the steadily increasing treasures Maude E. Fonrie, of Leesburg.Va., the honor and privilege pf speaking on by sight is blinded poring over miserable writes to Mrs. of human knowledge. Indeed, the llnkham : this occasion? is in one sense an Photo J. I. Wi&rt. to use It by of human thought, beyond its books," Tennyson's impatient MI want other women to progress suffering unmerited favor, for my name was .5 exclamation, so blinded that he can no know what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- very earliest stages, was conditioned never enrolled among the table has done me. regularly by-la- of such an down. An longer see clearly the real world in Compound for For organization, all not to exceed one dollar on each share- upon the ability to write it months I suffered from students In the class rooms of the Gun which he lives, and which awaits the feminine ills prepared, was presented. The purpose holder, and as a matter of fact such ancient thinker of the Hebrew race so that I thought I could not live. I nery. And yet I can claim matricul- action1 )f his hand. Burdened of the organization was said to be as yearly due or tax seems to had been so deeply impressed with this present wrote you, and after taking Lydia E. ation in usually equally important depart- follows: "To secure the benefits of been he even ventured to in a with innumerable precedents, he loses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and have collected. At the first the fact that say, treatment ments of the curriculum. So long as I the power of fresh decision. He is like using the you prescribed I elevated, rational enjoyment and of use of books, the borrowing of books, text that we often quote without ap- felt like a sew woman. I am now live I shall remember those games here the pedantic priest and Levite in the substantial improvement which books was confined to shareholders, but in preciating the full range of its mean- strong, and well as ever, and thank you on the Green, in which my eligibility old story, marching up the Jericho for the have done can give." That was a worthy though order to allow visitors in the place to ing, that "all scripture" it does not good you me." was not questioned as a player on the road with useless ceremony toward also somewhat a wordy statement The use the books, the privilege of ;doingr say Holy Scripture "all scripture, FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Gunnery nine. Indeed, I am disposed Jerusalem, leaving it for some illiter- form of organization proposed and ac- this without becoming a member was even the very art of writing.itself, was Pink-ham- to think Mr Gunn For thirty years Lydia E. 's that himself, by a was of ate Samaritan with warmer sympathy cepted that of a stock company. sold for one dollar for six months. given to man by the inspiration Vegetable Compound, made pardonable confusion of thought, sup- and quicker sense to help the needy fel- Shares of stock were to be issued at At this first meeting the stock com- God." That same ancient race, which from roots and herbs, has been the posed in later years that I must have low who lies by the roadside. Hence it three dollars eacn, only one share to be pany organized with twenty-on- e mem- produced this remarkable saying, also standard remedy for female ills been a member of the school in the comes to pass that practical men de- and has cured sold to any one person, each sharehold- bers. Simeon Mitchell was elected showed itself most sympathetic toward positively thousauus of more conventional meaning of the velop sometimes a kind of contempt women who have been troubled with er to be a voting member of the asso- the first President, and D. N. Canfield, the desire of every inquisitive human term, for he always kissed me when I for the exponents of culture, displacements, inflammation, ulcera- ciation, and to have the use of its privi Treasurer. Mr Gunn was a member of mmd.to,read what has been written literary came back as if I were one of the old doubt ad- tion, fibroid tumors, irreerularities. leges. Later, in 1875, the shares were the executive down. "I much," the Seer and even express as to the committee. After three wept says bearing-- boys; and I question whether any boy vantage of this indefinite multiplica- periodio pains, backache, that raised to four dollars each, and all or- years Mr Gunn became the President of the Apocalypse, "because the took of them all felt more than I al- down feeling, flatulency, indiges- keenly shareholders were assessed an and and no man to tion of schools and libraries every- iginal stayed as the President for four- was sealed was worthy tion, dizziness or nervous ways have fell, and still fed, the mag- where pmong the people. This is the prostration. extra dollar, so puting all members on teen years, until 1869, when Sheldon open it." Why don't you try it? ical charm of this little village about reverse side of the picture.' a par as holding shares at four dollars, Logan became President and continued Now it is this same sympathy with Mrs. the Green. Pinkham invites all sick instead of three dollars each. The such fifteen organiza-(Continu- ed the desire of the human mind for But you and I are persuaded that years, until the women to write her for advice. My brightest dreams of heaven al- association could also a tax for the treasure this is only a reverse, a shadow of lay yearly on Page 12.) knowledge, especially She has gu thousands to ways take their color from the land- which something which itself is radiant with i of knowledge stored in, books, scape of old blear-eye- health. Address. Lynn, Mass. Judea. ; with Samson's has led to the of all the light. This scribe, or d book- Leading Business Houe founding great Kock properly located, in case that! Washington schools and of world. One worm, is an accidental , perversion of colleges the vigorous saint should stand in need of thinks of Oxford and the educational process ; and what we Bologna, Paris, find his daily exercise ; with a need to avoid that is a liv- to in rural communities antyhing glimpse up other like seats of learning, founded in perversion the Genasco that deserved name or valley toward the Pinnacle; with Asphalt Ready Roofing what we allow ourselves to call the ing personality, strong enough an the of literary the old white meetinghouse at the cen- confident enough in itself to appropriate dramatic or artistic culture. There had dark ages, and where eager students ter, where God's house treas- been a time earlier when such culture ought always used to from all of Europe and utilize these accumulating gather parts to stand ; and on the slope of the hill, and tens to ures of past knowledge without ever was not uncommon in the rural regions by thousands of thousands looking toward the western being overwhelmed and buried in them of New England. Have you read the glory, TSTEJ) sit at the feet of some especially trust- God's Acre Trev-elya- with its promise of immor- Or a a living personality that can rejoice very charming picture which Mr n Ml. um ed teacher. little later, that tality. cre- in his of the iff in all the beauty that others have gives "History n , thrilling chapter in the history of the END. t. American of And now to come back y to this 0 ON ii of in ated, and profit by all the wisdom that Revolution," of the life H war Dutch indedendence, when, beautiful building on this wonderful of others have written down, while 'still some of those colonies as it has been the midst of the agony, the light, hillside, with these revered names and own to described in the of the 0 NASCOh when the siege of Leyden had just been itfuses its eyes seefthe living writings young French faces carved upon its walls, and these KjttOT KO0FIN0 heroin before there world, its own ears to hear thewords gentlemen who had volunteered raised, that people, books waiting on its shelves for that are now spoken by living men, for service in the Revolutionary army? always had been time to satisfy their own all who wish to I for all f own hands to do the work that More than one of them testified that read, speak of .1 I V St" VaiTESTONt" &k bodily hunger, determined upon the and its had found in you in saying that it is an experience of a as the worthi- now needs to be done. That road to they never France itself founding university which we shall remember with pleasure Or Jericho, along which all sorts o,f any more perfect gentlemen than Wash- est memorial of the deliverance. and so as needs some one ana some of his associates. gratitude long we. live. that other chapter, telling of another people are traveling, ington tm all wisdom the and Something of the same of char- heroic people on this side of the ocean, with the of priest type HISTORICAL ADDRESS BY REV but also the warm acter had continued for but be- and how, before they had got their the Levite, sympa- awhile, ROBERT E. CARTER. till fore the time I of tendencies THMDAD own houses well roofed in over their thy and active practical efficiency of speak t UU which The blessing of Joseph among his I 1? 1 - set about the of he Samaritan ; then the poor victim by arose drew the more energetic heads, they founding brethern has come to the lovers I V 4EBE8 ASPHW of our from library ASPRAlI And know the roadside may have all his needs sup- young people the country COMPAfflS1 arc Harvard College. you all in de- tm into so of Washington ; they have seen the plied. the city, that refinement s-- j other from the records of k l " I that story, scendants of the first library movement I I c how few And that leads up to the thought that kind was coming to be very rare the New Haven Colony, of a to and even be in minds of all of us in the country The still later the third to the fourth of those penniless parsons came to- that must the regions. which generation. The Gunn Memorial Li- one each with his in connection with the exercises of this current, for the last fifteen or gether day, pitiful which e com- has been brary, here dedicate, little of books, for the of day, that in this highly favored twenty years taking so many pile starting is the grandchild of the first Washing- munity that very need was met to a re- sensible people from the city back into Yale. So we always recognize the ton The whole educa the a considerable of Library Association, and the great schools and colleges of America as markable degree. country (for part grandchild of the small tional life of this was embodied the at had started ; private library among the noblest products of our place year, least) hardly so in association which preceded the Wash- civilizL. n. There is noth long ago in a man who, whatever else that those days a little village Call or Send for and Christian Association. Yet some Samples Circulars. become, never ceased to be a like Washington was not apt to show ington Library ing which gives us a firmer assurance hejmight of smacked or those wh were influential in those our civilization, with all its faults, man ; who learned how to read and anything that of learning HENR.V FOULOIS. Washington Depot, Conn. that first organizations are still with us. to be called in some sense how to write, but no one ever thought literature. But here it was different. deserves Surely they must see the fruits of Gasolene for Automobiles. these same institutions of calling him ascribe; who had a There had been here another school, for Christian, than their labors and be satisfied. be some taste for .teaching, and great power of young ladies, under the idership of of Christian learning. It may A influence over his but Miss Mary Brinsmade, a member of small, unorganized association, great university gathering its students many scholars, OUR remarkable which we something like a bouk club, made the Artistic thousands from every of the no one ever thought of calling his that family hope by part first public collection of books in Wash- school a place, for bookworms will go on supplying teachers as long land ; or it mignt be some little com- breeding Photograbhic Work. ington. This was started by Mr and Perfection Coffee of on some because this teacher was primarity as thhe world stands. And as to the pany learners, gathered Mrs Frederick W. Gunn, after whom High Grade Photo Work'at a man. He was of such life on the Green I well remem- Reasonable m- - hillside up in the country, under and always itself, Coffees Prices. mkj quiet this is named. It con- Is true to name. and teas Special views as virile There was in him much ber reading an article published m present library taken desired on 'outside some wise master who knows how to quality. Scenery and Build- - ' those in one of New York sisted of a few books, which were kept for particular people at the Fnps for sate to tnem the books of knowledge of the hardihood of the pioneer who days, the pap- open in the front of the now the fam- Camera and Photo Supplies for sale. and ; I think the room, Store. and teach them to read. must battle for life with axe gun ers, Evening Post, giving People's the of a ily meeting-roo- m of the old Gunnery Studio of J. I. But with the school there had to there was always the enthusiasm of experiences traveler, who, by West, alive to some hannv accident, had directed his building. The Gunnery building was Washington Depot. Conn. come also another institution of learn- the good citizen, keenly every & the then owned Lewis Canfield Mr and Coggswell Wettereau, ; in or- present need in the state, or in the journey to this remote corner of ing, and that.is the library for Mrs Gunn- and how he confessed his - wh had retrned to Ct. to match the developing taste and community immediately about him; wilderness, Washington Depot, der Washington from Pennsylvania, were as in the and there was also, even down to the amazement at what he found her- e- mzm power to read, represented with Mr Canfield. These books vc. mm XMzmm&G three-scor- e - 'vmg there must be somewhere a age of years and beyond it, some dramatic triumph, the finest mus- school, wert boueht by a circle of friends who books that are best worth a very large supply of the exuberant ic of Beethoven rendered with artistic supply of the would come to the shelf in the eastern one of the f of a ; and no doubt this sympathy, and such a of Try reading, ffhis gives another chapter vitality boy company Carl end of the room- - take a book out. leave of was what Mr scholars and literary drawn to-- ! Bader, Hubbard & Blake in the long history of the progress of blending qualities peorie, ine D00K y nacl laKen Deiore- - ana al" From Beecher had in mind when he said of gether by the strange attractions of Washington Depot Marke t human thought. very early ages 80 in box he the as he had not elsewhere dePsit a tbe rental for the we have traditions of that great library MrGunnthat was "foreordained place, ASHINGTON DEPOT. fnnnd. There run a use the book. This book club could Alexandria in and who of us from all eternity to be a good schoo- nvi wip ' A full line of Meats always on band. Game Lightning at Egypt; not Lave been started more than two n season. of We shall not soon Mr about this ; no trail of the book- the Heats always prime, quality have not mourned the senseless folly lmaster." forget society and reasonable. if years before the first library organi- prices its with Clarence Deming's chapter in "The worm upon it ; but it was a literary Cutter which permitted destruction, zation was formed. But seems Master of on the Gun- culture of rarest not the shad- it to all f ;e priceless treasures of the liter- the Gunnery" quality, but the real have been the nucleus out of which IBush ature and learning of the past and a nery sports, and how at every excuse, ow, thing, commanding Scythes.! old the resources of the that association grew. We are glad to coming down once more to such as the return of some boy, past, but always little later, remember y, direct- whole school would be controlled and to all it for it links the ages that have been called dark, the cheerfully by administering Just What the farmer needs. sorts of human inter- - ly the origin of the library movement which prove to be radiant with so dismissed for the afternoon, that there present, living, but Wltn tnose wftom tms 1S Waramaug which be a ball on the Green, ests. Little by little, as the knowl- - aIter Ilbrary many beautiful gleams of light, might game Was school since edge of what was here became find a voice in the peotry of Dante, there ever another like-mind- The first for al association lifted itself schools were invented, where a pupil fused, others were attra't-- j library Inn, Screen Windows and and whose aspiration As-mo- one wsa calied the Washington Library re the cathedrals in those might learn to scan his Vergil, or ed, by one, many of them drawn Doors. through great Nation. Its successor, the sceond Lake we find the monasteries, translate his Homer, if he would ; but and more into the life and the Warmaug, same ages generation, was named The Washing- - collection of treas- where he must learn, whether he traditions of the place; men like that Screen Wire. each with its little ana would or to hit the ball? should honored statesman of this Common-!w- n fading Koom urcuiaung u New Co?jn. ured and painfully copied manuscripts, not, It Preston, whose name as- brary Association, and this, the grand- to us through all the tur- be added that under this novel disci- wealth will always be preserving child of the third generation, will be not the writings pline the boys made very fair progress sociated with this fuilding ; and many moil of the time only known as the Gunn Memorrl Open from May 1st to also at the of their Vergil, more, men and women, some of them Library. White Mountain of Christian saints and fathers, but scanning 1st. y, It was that a brief - re- and of their Homer, still with us whom therefore I thought nealogic- most of what we possess of the the translating ' and Ideal also forbidden sneak al history ought to be J at this 'cal more am to of in nart.ir.ular. c? literature. Conspic- and in the other conventional mains of christening of the latest ival. It is Ice Cream Freezers. of these an- branches of a bookish curriculum. And of course every newcomer of this uous among, .greater 8 01 ai know what the Gunnery stands for, sort would bring his own treasure with !ltte advantage that treasure-house- s one might name Still, cient his- so to the rare ims "Drary not Ke e man wno of,the Vatican, or the and always will stand for, in the him, adding advantages the great library mas that he was a man ; Carter House, Oxford-thou- of American education, is not so of the place. Nevertheless, they would Bodleian Library at gh, tory scholar- all be oniric to confess, an wo ron- - "he never had no fore --hers." Our S. F. this latter grew up in con- much a scrupulously accurate Waramaug Lake, SEELEY, of course, to-da-v. library has had forefa and we are than a ship, as for the training which must by fess that the one man who. is, nection with a college rather to tel1 out and from the first, contributed most to the shortly the sto:7 of its honor- - New Preston, Ct., Washington Depot, Ct and we- - have to count all means turn living growing monastery; of life devel- - i aWe ancestry. chief benefactors of our men. strange quality that was CDEALEH among the On 15, IS? a of who This unusual quality of the school oping here on Washington Green, was January , company Is for the Season Under ISl race all those patient workers about open CoaL in culture to be Mr Gunn himself. For the Master of twenty men vJ re called together lime, Cement in this accumulating and repeated itself the the of Mrs Hen- have helped which the school was also the first citizen of for the purpose of J ganizing a library Management Hardware, the best of the books in found in the community gath- Paints, preserving of and association. The natter must have Brown. world. ered about this Green. I speak now of the town, whatever makes the ry etc., etc. the libraries of the been under discus on for some a time or fifty years ago, when history either of the school or of the time, The same movement is cuuuuucu forty the would not have been so easy as now town especially notable has to do with for at this meetiftj a constitution and Dinners Served. our own country; but herewith it

! 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908.

Bee. b "Sherzo Tarantella" Wienlawski The Newtown Nicola Thomai Newtown, Fridiy. Auirutt Si. 1908, Sonar & Co. Big a "Nur Wer Die Sthnsucht Kennt" Smith, Murray Tchaikowsky This Store Will Close at 5 P. M., Saturdays Excepted. Washington. b "When Lova It Kind" (Irish Song) Reductions. MUSICAL EVENT. THE COMING c "Danny Deever" . Damrosch that Mr Gerald of It hat been laid Schubert, the Reynolds As the season U we shall sell the balance Violin . advancing celebrated composer, had to write MEN'S FURNISHINGS our good stock of mualc or burst, also that it burst many , a "Melodie" Tschalkowsky wouldbe'a nowadays, to compose! b "Pcrpetuum Mobile" Navacek Lawn Schubert wrote his music on anything e "Humoreske" Dvorak Hammocks, Mowers, Nicola Ice Cream and Lawn that came handy, whenever the Idea Thomas Negligee Shirt, Special Freezers, Refrigerators Swings came to him. One of hi most beauti- Mra Bolton of Fishkill on the Hudson ful songs. "Hark, hark, the lark," ' We on Sale to-d- ay dozen Shirts, to and three children are place thirty Negligee At greatly reduced prices. This is a fine opportunity was written on the back of a cheap visiting at her Postmaster splendid quality, in a variety of tne newest stripe, check secure some Big stock of restaurant bill of fare. It would seem brother's, Charles C. Ford, big bargains, Mrs Ford a chil- and effects, attached curls, worth SOc Your choice that a good rule to follow then, would gave very delightful figure dren's on each.- - be, compose if you can't keep it back, party Friday afternoon, Aug- 39c ust for her small Fruit Jars and Tumblers otherwise avoid writing notes for pub- 7, guests. Jelly Men's Plain White Negligee Shirts in broken sizes, tfl-- 2, lication. The Washington Choral club Miss Alice Carter gave a corn roast Litchfield club 161-2,1- 7. Worth 7?c ; special 45c. each. season. Also extra and rubbers. and the Singing togeth- on Saturday evening, the 8th,'at which for the canning caps annual concerts er will give their on all had a fine time. One lot of Negligee Shirts, colored bosoms, white body Friday, August 28, in Washington and Miss Mabel Ward of Hartford has a assortment of to choose from. Worth Hardware and Farmers Machinery of All Kinds. in Litchfield, Saturday, August 29. good patterns 75c; been the guest for the past month of "The Song of Miriam," by Schubert, special 59c. each. Miss Nellie Irwin. will be the heaviest and most difficult Nen's Shirts in all the" newest and The Farmers' Store. number and is very celebrated. It tells Miss Leary of Hartford is the guest .Negligee patterns of the children of Israel's flight from of Miss Mildred Pratt. . styles, including the Coat style; detached cuffs or with cuffs. the Red Sea and is dra- each. Egypt through Mrs Ross and Miss Alice Ross of 50c, 89c. $1.00, $1.50 and Joyous according to matic, plaintive Brooklyn and Mr and Mrs Starr of the text. It shows great invention Men's Pongee Shirts with attached collar. A cool com- BJ. Midwood Club, Flatbush, are guests of D. and at the same time flows easily and fortable Shirt for warm weather. $1.00 each. GUARS, Mrs Andrew Irwin. smoothly from one situation to the next, Shelton, Conn. is full of contrast and beauty of ideas. Courtland Fitzimmon and Mr Hall of No striving after effects, but full of Midwood Club, Flatbush, were guests and contrasting rythms that come nat- last week of Mr Mrs Andrew Ir- Notion Department Our August Sale of Furniture urally, as all of this great master's win. themes did. The concert opens with Miss Lillian Treat of is on Widow Hair Rolls, each, 24 Offers chances Bridgewater Special price Merry 25c the greatest economy for Miss Sarah Woodruff, who sen- this number. The part of Miriam will caring inches Also a Marco Hair Frame 24 inches Bridgeport has ever known. This month we make you a number of truly has been sick for four weeks. long. long 25c, made. a be taken Miss Caroline so- sational offers. 10, 20, 30 and 50 per cent, reductions are Truly by Hudson, Mr and Mrs William J. Zeinerare all colors. New line of Pearl Buttons in Fish eye, put up from chance to save money by buying now. prano, of New York City, who is keeping house in New Milford. The establishment are marked down regardless of 6 to I5 on a card to size. Your choice 10c. each. On every floor in our goods speedily coming to the front as a most bride, who was Miss Anna Seabury, according cost. exceptional singer. She is constantly moved her things awhile ago to their new home. Plain Fresh Water Pearl Buttons all sizes 2 to 4 hole- s- all over the filling large engagements C. Rowe, who came back from Henry one dozen on a card 5c a card. Right Aisle. Rear.) JST. & Co., Inc., country and the management feels the hospital two weeks ago, still suf- Buckingham greatly satisfied at securing her serv- fers with pain in his foot Dr Denslow ESTABLISHED 1842, ices. Besides singing two song num- attends him. Charles Hickox's little boy, Georsre, - - - bers and Miriam, she will Leonora 177 5fetc Street. Bridgeport, ting came near being killed Thursday. The unfinished Novelty Department B.-- in Mendelssohn's opera of N. We repair, we reBnlsh and we upholster furniture at reasonable rates. men were putting a wagon body on the Loreley, in a most dramatic scene for bolsters when he dodged under and it down his head him New Postal -- America and other Styles soprano and chorus, which would have came upon laying Picturesque unconscious. He came to after a been the finale to the first had at each. Main Floor. Bear. Write for prices on act, while. A large scalp wound was lc Mendelssohn lived to completethe dressed and Dr Wersebe says he is do- Silos and Ensilage Cutting work. This and an Ave Maria for ing finely. women s cnours ana a tor Mrs Lillian Titus Douglass and son, if are interested in the most vintage bong are at their homestead on Calhoun & Co. machinery you men's chorus, being all the completed street. Smith, Murray te numbers of will wind i up-to-da- machinery on the market. the opera, up the Fred Brinsmade started for a trip to Artesian wells and water supply outfits program. Reginald Werreurath, Jhe Panama, last week, not waiting until baritone, who is to be the other vocal- cooler weatner. Bridgeport, Conn. contracted for. Dr Raymond has twice spoken at is a young of promise ist, singer great vespers, Sunday afternoons, at the and gaining prominence rapidly. With Congregational cburch. B. Church, a beautiful smooth voice and fine Mrs Charles G. Fenn, who has been fcMVHiN mxa xr Stephen stage on a her in Ridge-fiel- d, presence, he is a favorite always from visit with daughter Seymour, Conn. has returned home. the time he before an audience. appears A tennis tournament began at the Boston Office, 66 High St. He will return from the West, where club grounds, last week. Rev Mr Car- he is touring, in time to sing on these ter spoke to the Columbia students on dates as given. He sings an obligate Sunday evening las. . The Catholics held service early Sat- accompanied a men's chours, hum by urday morning. - ming, tnat is most effective and has Lewis Bronson and wife remained in 1 1: town over fcr ! v: J besides two groups of songs. Gustav Sunday. Per Cent Discount I uooas Dannreuther, the tried and true artist, who is a favorite of the audience and .7 mceiy uispiayeu Woodbury. whose name is a household word here, To those Enrolling Before Septem- where violin playing is loved, will OPENING OF THE TROLLEY. ber 1st Either Department. again be the Concert Meister and lead So long has Woodbury waited for two groups of string orchestra pieces, railway communication with the out Business Department Opens August 24th; Shorthand De- side world of the from which so much pleasure is always that the opening Woodbury Waterbury Electric line 1st. derived. The women' chorus will have partment, September which will be celebrated, August 25, an unaccompanied number also. The is causing much excitement in town. Call or write for catalogue. program seems to be made up of twos. Commercial associations are rendering service in the celebra- two choruses : next two soloists, good promoting First, tion. About noon the first car should each two two or- singing numbers; arrive in town, it will bring many di& chestral numbers ; two mixed choruses ; tinguished guests, among the party we Mr of Business two women's choruses ; two men's hope to see Mellen, president Stillman College, the Consolidated railroad, Mayor choruses; etc., one of the peculiar co- 297-30- 3 Main Conn. Thorns and John Elton of Waterbury, Street, ,Danbury, incidences that happen often. Mrs E. Mr Whittemore of the 0 Naugatuck, H. B. Prin. : C. Waudling from New York will play chiet engineer, besides many promi HASTGS, uooa nent officials and men. The car Are As As aoia. the accompaniments for the soloists public will proceed to the terminus and a specially adapted piano part present Let us furnish you with the best show cases manufactured in g of the line and the guests will be re g with the orchestra in the accompanied ceived a committee con the United at the same as cheaply built cases. by reception g States, price g choruses, which has been made by the sisting of A. W. Mitchell, F. F. Hitch conductor, A. S. Woodruff, of New cock, Walter T. Bell. Dr C. Sage and Kev L. K. I York, and Washington. He will wield J. Wyckott. lhe exercise g ELLIS WOOD WORKING CO., will be held in the Town hall and will Middle-of-Augu- st the, baton as usual and has made a most of an address of welcome Annual Sale. Bethel, Conn. comprise by g attractive to the taste W. of the Com Jul 0 program please A, Mitchell, president g of all. Last summer's work was ser- mercial association, to be followed by or with the of "The Cre an address by president Mellen ious, production of Y N. White Waists some representative the N. Shirt ation," this, as a complete contrast H. & H. R. R. The band will then and to give variety, will be lighter in escort the car carrying the Commercial Prices. The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., most of its essentials. These concerts association and the invited guests to At Saving Curtiss House where lunch will be Incorporated. Capital Stock 185,000. have become fixtures in the practically served. Woodbury is delighted over r Waists worth wearing. We could elucidate at length con-cerni- Hank Conn. "04 Street, Derby, the list of the summer's entertainments the coming celebration and it is ex- their good points but come and examine for yourself, and are looked forward to with antic- "that every home along the line Cure Cancer at their Sanaurium and guarantee a positive cure. They also treat mild pected We could boost their Values to the skies for figures are easily liorau if desired and can send a blood medicine that' will- - cure of the will be decorated, that cases and old sores at your you ipation of pleasure and profit by the trol'ey i Dut come ana are References made compare witn imi-ru- l wth of all kinds. Correspondence solicited. gladly given. the stores will be closed and business quality price. iney rfw citizens of and visitors to both Wash- ESTABLISHED KOK EIGUT.YEARS. generally suspended.when the first car bargains every one, real bargains, the kind that it pays to take Litchfield. ington and The complete appears. All the bells in town will be advantage of for the wear is there.

rf-- will follow later. the band will citi- An. n ouyitix UK w KNUiv tnat tney are getting the program rung, play, dignified $ 1 .50 Waists $ 1 .00. $2.00 Waists $1.50. $3 Waists $2.25. IS as to zens will while the small thing; tlmt the quality exactly represented them, A PLEASING RECITAL. cheer, boys $4.00 Waists 3.00. $5.00 Waists 4.00. Most People nod to feel that the prices paid are Just. Then shopping have perfect liberty to let off as I hi oe in ine pleasure and a.sa'lsfm't.inn. pleasure may yours iuiure, simpiy A select and fashionable audience en- fireworks as can make .u,ca in silver of the best makes. or plated ware, choice many they and iiieD hioking for things gold pr Sterling in noise C'Jtt'glHs timepleiiMt that will roll you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera joyed the recital the lower hall of all the possible. and Held Classes, pocketbnoks, billhooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers. the Washington club, Friday night, by McLEAN BROS., iteualring. I'lamonu telling anumigrwyius. &yea ejautiueu ut uiku... nira,, Miss Nicola Thomas, violinist and Miss Lillian B. Shook is visiting at :a?w made and mwanttwa, Goto uj 221 Main 157. Gerald Reynolds, baritone. Miss herald home in Sheffield, Mass. St., Danbury. Telephone (IREOOPY. Thomas delighted her audience and Miss Mary B. Smith of New Haven, eilzah'ttl Cool. Bhowed remarkable talent for one so St., Derby. young. One of her finest numbers was who is boarding at" the Stiles House, a "Nocturne" by Chopin. She may be was a .visitor at Stanley W. Munsell's ranked in the professional class. already on Friday. Mr Reynolds possesses a strong, Dleas-ingvoic- e, A CORDIAL INVITATION and was heard in four selec- Miss Fannie Isham is visiting , her Special Ba.th Koom tions. Mrs Thomas, mother of the brothers m Waterbury. is extended to make our shop'your headquar- violinist, acted as accompanist The a ters while In Bridgeport. A store delightfully cooled by electric fans, telephone, spring program was as follows: Gladstone Terrill has left the employ water all for convenience. Kememher we are the lowest price house In Connecticut for your Diamonds. of Watch- Part One. of H. H. Canfield. Combination. high Quality goods. Just now special priceson Quick repairs Jewelry, Glasses in our own factory on the premises. es, Clocks and Eye Violin Rev Stanley Blomfield has returned 1 t. Porcelain Lined Bath Tub, white a "Adagio" his and is at the to duties boarding outside, complete with all nickle work, b "Perpetuum Mobile" F. Ries Stiles House until the return of his 1 21-in-ch Porcelain (complete c "Nocturne" Chopin from where Lavatory G. W. Fairchild & Son, family Michigan, they with all nickle work to floor.) Concerto "G minor" Max Bruch have been spending the summer. Established 1865 $66 1 Low Down Syphon Action Wash Down $6o Adagio Jewelers. Retailers. Importers. Opticians, Mrs Hunter and her daughter, who Closet combination dark or Manufacturing Finale (either light "At the of the Chimes,'' have been boarding in town, have gone wood.) Sign Nicola Thomas 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn, to the shore. Song This combination is a Special Offer. Our Guarantee Methodist school also "La Jolie Fille de Perth" Bizet The Sunday Stands back of the the Union Sunday school at Hotchkiss-vill- e goods. Mr Gerald Reynolds will at Lake Quassapaug Write us for particulars. S we Violin picnic Remember the season is coming for, and always 8 on of this week. The North a "Hehre Kati" Hubay Wednesday 8 a line of Tennis and Baseball uooas. church Sunday school willjpicnic at the carry good b "Le Cygne" Saint-Sae- THE H. W. HOYT CO., same jilace a week or two later. Nicola Thomas Sanitary Plumbers, s nayes tseus, 0 Part Two Miss Fannie Trowbridge is spendirg Heating Engineere, 8 a month at her home in 8 993 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn. Violin Phone 2JJ. DANBURY, CONN. 264 Main St a ''Reverie" Viecxtemps THE NEWTOWN BEE, .FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908 L . AOS Green Mountain Silos, Ross and Climax Ensilage Cutters HOWLAND'S New Haven's Most Reliable Store and 'Blowers, New From The Giant White Rye and Winter Specials Rye for Sowing. New Timothy and Red Top Seed. Odd Piece There is only one good reason why you should trade at A large and complete line of Plows for fall ploucrhintr. this store : Your desire to get most of value for your money. and Parts for all kinds of plows. We call attention to our on Furniture Clearance particular Revised Prices The H6wland store is essentially a store where value for ureen Mountain Silos. price is above the average. The store prides itself on never Buffets Led Springs giving less than 100 cents in value for every dollar that comes Thru $39.50 Golden Oak lu' Iron Frame Bed Springs, with over its counters. It more than adds feti, for $29.50 Farmers' and Co., usually gives that; wovia wire body, support-e- l Supply Roofing Oak Buf- something for good measure, so to Oie $25.00 Go'dea by metal straps, for any 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. speak. fet, for 16. 50 IZ3 bed, 3.50 value $2.69 Because it has done business in that this store has Chiffoniers Mattresses way, Tw $15.00 Weathered Oak won a reputation and built up a business. That reputation In -r Chiffoniers, for $11.50 Ct Price;- is worth as much as the business. It is what makes the bus-nes- s. One $20.00 Weathered Oak Cotton Top Mattresses, good "SHAVE and SAVE." It is the of a store to trade at Chiffonier, for $15.50 tick, for $1.95 reputation being good The Howland store is counted as a store where every per- - Combination, both sides cot The Gem, Jr., Safety Razor is as good any Dressers n count ton, for $3.95 of Price. may on a "square" deal, as a store where every One $20.00 finish regardless Mahogany article is exactly as represented; as a store where your mon- Dresser, for $13.98 Pedestals One $22.50 finish ey is given back quickly and smilingl) when a thing does Mahogany 7 Blades 7 Blades Dresser, for $16.75 Sample Pieces; $1.00. not suit after you have got home with it. r $2.98 Golden Oak Pedestals Enamel Beds for $1.98 i Many folks count such a store as a good place to trade. A small lot ot Sample Enam- $3.98 Golden Oak Pedestals So el Eeds, with slight harts, for $2.75 The Hindle many of them do it, that the Howland store has been com- richly brass finished, 19.00 Pharmacy, pelled to enlarge its space. A new building is now approach to 25.00 Beds for $12.50 Morris Chairs 987 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ing completion. That building will more than double 'the Brass Beds $13 50 and $15 Golden Oak store's area. It will be ready we expect, about October first. Massive Brass Beds, Morris Chairs, with with figured And we want you, as you read this, to begin to plan to come keavy posts and Vases, velour cushions, for $9.75 is 22.00, 25.00 value $15.98 A LEADING CARRIAGE MAKER'S CanPeld & Davis of Easton are paint- and see this new store. When it ready we shall tell you $12.50 Weathered Oak Easy ing William house at Botsford. OPINION. Ryan's of it and another invitation. But begin to Brass Beds, to'd regularly at Chairs, with leather up- give you plan holstered seats' Rev now. 34.00, for $25.00 for $8.75 Toledo, O., July 20, 1908. J. H. George has been passing The Holsman Automobile Co., the week in Salisbury. Chicago, III. Gentlemen: The writer and Mrs Dosson have now driven our No. 9 over Announcements of Bethel Business 1100 miles and to say that its actions Men. Bee. POPULAR EXCURSION TO SAVIN are simply periection aoes not, we The Newtown ROCK. think, exaggerate in the least the car has us one minute's Newtown, Friday, August 2 1, 1908. never given single NOTICE. trouble. While any man will have a LAST OF THE SEASON. to start with, We are not giving you soma little trouble, perhaps, for he sensible man thing nothing, but we are giving you the Goods unless is a SO HOME NEWS. The last excursion of the in fact, results of years of hard study and actual The Howland popular and follows the book furnished with when horse shod at Dry season to Savin practice you get your Rock, Connecticut's machine, he may have lots of Brennan's. Our motto: "Honest work for the it, honest leading summer resort, is announced but when he learns that have made Prices," - THE HIGH SCHOOL. you for Wednesday, August 26, under the this machine to run and be of actual HENRY A. BRENNAN, Company, direction of the N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. service and not as a joke or plaything, 14 Greenwood Avenue. BETHEL. CONN. SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 8. R. Co. Train leaves Newtown at 8.02 it will be witn him the same as it is Connecticut. a. m., due New Haven 8.55 a. m., he will Bridgeport, with the writer honestly say 1 Should be stored full Owing to the repair? now in progress where transfer is made to electric cars from the bottom of bis heart tnat the Thf Cfa Rin the school for the Rock. Round ate 75c. at High building, the High trip only Holsman is by far and away the best vember, but now. It should be filled with school will not open till September 8, Savin Rock is a charming spot for a Clear Lehigh, the clean coal that gives the automobile made on this continent, heat. the Tuesday after Labor day. day's outing and even those who are none. That is the most indifferent to Nature's charms barring exactly way we feel about it. We have now SMITH Bethel. Ct. The members of Pootatuck Grange cannot look upon its picturesque scen- driven a Holsman machine of the BEERS, In- and friends will have a basket picnic ery without a feeling of delight. different more than 7000 miles deed types J will know at Lakeside, Taunton, on Friday. Au its fame extends throughout the and as well know, we had fence completed we where most while, you Warren. gust 21, at 11 a. m. If a few members eastern states as one of the fav to for the last 1000 or 1500 miles ! to look for mutton. ored to be found learn, Pard the week will bring a little sweet corn it is pro- watering places upon it has been a great pleasure- to us. Say, William Meigher spent past the coast. Its of amuse- can 5 in posed to .treat to a corn roast. The multiplicity The roads we have gone over have Is it right you get gals, OLD HOME DAY. Torrington. committee of arrangements consists of ments, famous shore dinners, boating, best Kerosene Oil for 50c in Bethel? Sure Jerome Wedge of Torrington is been sometimes good, but never in one thing! Stop at McDowell & Taylor's store; Old Home Day will be celebrated at J. Northrop, George McArthur and sea bathing and other marine features The best spending several weeks with his daugh- i. single instance have, we stopped for that's the place. goods the market Warren Center. 22 ; Mrs L. A. Glover. combined with the attractions of the affords at rock bottom prices you are always Saturday, August ter, Mrs H. S. Tanner. any kind of roads, good or bad, and dinner at 1 o'clock. White City make Savin Rock this seas- sure to find at their store. Money saved by picnic Herbert Tanner has a fine span of never once have we failed to go trading with them. on more than , He Miss Fannie V. Daniels, Miss Gussie popular ever. We have not in the last 1000 mules purchased at Jersey City. through. now in Sharon Campbell and Miss Helen Hawley miles run low gear to exceed five McDowell & Rev Mr Pickett and family returned, with James Perkins are passed Tuedday in New Milford. Mrs Glover, Mrs Beecher and Miss miles all told. This low on the Taylor, the first of the week, from a two threshing oats. gear Thumb' Hand Side Center St.. houses Daniels have placed a handsome mirror Holsman is all nonsense, except in weeks' stay at the shore. At present all the that 'are in the room of the Newtown Bethel, Conn. A. B. has' returned from a open for boarders are full of guests. Misses Margaret Keating and Win-fre- d reading emergencies. We have gone through Camp have returned from a library for the convenience of the la- sand that a horse had to pull like sixty week's visit with his sister at Skin- Mullory just dies the various vacation at Pittsfield, Mass. at entertainments. to get a light buggy through and have ner's Eddy. Pa. The mirror has been paid for with part made it on high gear. We can average J. E. Andregg isl employing all the Branchville. of the of the Rose able bodied men around on Mr and Mrs E.W. Eussell of proceeds whist, giv- 20 miles an hour every day in the year Hot Weather! the Center Orange en in June, and contributions from the the cellar and stone work for the new were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs with a Holsman. As far as repairs following ladies: Mrs Hayes, Miss Too bake. Let house to be erected Sack S. B. go, they are simply not worth men- warm to your by Augustus Fred Linwall has recently purchased Camp. Skidmore, Miss Mary Blackman. Mrs baker do that for you and his bread, rolls, ett. tioning. We burned out a few bear the Mrs Beecher and Miss cake ana pies are just like mother makes. Reed was in Litchfield i fast pacer, "John P." who has a Glover, Daniels, ings for want of oil to start with, but Ice cream at wholesale and retail. Give us James last ' Last week 1, La- mark He will Wednesday, August and not from the treasury of the our last 3000 miles we have not your orders and we do the rest. Thursday looking at a large flock of of 2.211. no doubt be Mrs George B. Beers, while at Happy during dies' Whist club, as has been intima spent a single cent for repairs. Last sheep. When Mr Reed has his fine new seen at the Danbury fair. Days Cottage, Fairfield Beach, very ted. with celebrated her fall I became dissatisfied the & pleasantly birthday Holsman and decided Erdmann Co., the afternoon and prices to buy During some the lower machines. I Bethel Bakers, a number of her Newtown Miss Elsie Sewell and Frank Sewell of priced evening visited five factories building Fountain Place, Bethel. Ct. friends, who were at the Beach, called of Laurel Beanh are the guests, this separate high-wheel- machines and I to wish her many happy returns of the week, of Miss Madge Peck. did not find a single instance where Hot LISK'S and she received a number of pret- Weather Tonic, day they interested me at all. I can truth- and useful In the even- Hunt-ingtow- ty presents. Mr and Mrs Howard Light of n there is one wheel a social dance was on fully say only high English's ing enjoyed the are entertaining friench from machine and I shall drive the veranda of the Bellson which always Double Tube cottage New flaven, this week. best a Holsman. The wealth- Beef, Iron and Wine. Spray Pumps, 50c was nearby, George B. Beers furnish- very iest in our are now becom- stimulant. what music on his violin. The oc- people city Appetizer 'and Just you ing the Charles and Marshall Winton have convinced the Holsman is the need to tone and strengilien you. These Pumps are decidedly the best ever put on the market for casion a one for ing that proved very enjoyable been doing carpenter work for parties was the best, and will continue Potatoes and small Bushes. Then we have a new Jot of the "Lisk" all and will long remain in the memory best, in Stepney. to be the best American-mad- e auto- Tin Milk of all who were there. Several from English's Drug Store, Heavy Ware Dairy Pails, Pans, Basins, Pails, Dish Pans, mobile. Your company knows the the other cottages enjoyed the Chas J. English, Prop.. BETHEL, CT Boilers, both tin and copper and blue and white ware and Galvanized nearby W. H. Wakelee, now in the writer well enough to know that we dance. employ As most people know these are to in evening of G.1 F. Taylor as chauffeur, has are not flatterers and mean what we Sprinklers. goods superior any opened a garage at Sandy Hook. Mr say and also being owners of the the market, costing only a few cents more than the cheaper grades, Mrs Frances Sears is entertaining Wakelee has been urged to do this by largest retail carriage house in the Harness, yet they will outwear them often lasting many years. friends from Brooklyn, this week. local automobilists and has been prom- state of Ohio, does not deter us from We have a fine assortment of ised their support , Mr Wakelee comes giving credit where credit is due. You Whips, Blankets, Garden deserve credit for modern and suc- Tools, Enamel who lived near Bots highly recommended and knows the the Poultry Wire, Ware, Oil William Ryan, cessful have the Tin Coldwell Lawn Stoves, Refrigerators, White Mountain Ice Cream section boss business thoroughly. He will carry invention you given Ware, flowers, ford Depot and was on the Hilk been to gasoline and oils in stock. American people. Economy Fruit Jars, Churns, Freezers, Washing Machines, railroad there, has transferred Yours Pils and & Hartinez division and his very truly, Pans, Longman the Danbury began Dosson. Pure General Hardware. Wringers, etc., He will soon Old airs and will James ts. Paints, work there last Monday. popular college songs The Dosson Co. move his John Aheran takes be the intermissions at Proprietor Carriage And need family. sung during Get James Kirwin 163 John The -- if you Plumbing or a heating system just drop us a card on the Botsford "Between the on J. of Gilbert Miller Co., Mr Ryan's place Acts" Saturday to and and we will do the rest. Be sure to be there to hear street, Bridgeport, explain give 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN. evening. a ride in He is them. you the Holsman. agent for Connecticut. A number of the friends and neigh- Notice. bors gathered at Mr and Mr Marshall The camp of the N. IL S. boys on Special E. J. Housatonic was broken on last Having opened a harness shop near the cor- HALL, Winton's. last week Thursday evening, the "Between the Acta," which will be ner of a week's Chestnut and Center street am pre- and enjoyed a clam and corn roast. A Monday, after very enjoyable presented by Dr Jewell and N. H. S. pared to do all kinds of harness making and Sandy Hook, Conn. fine time was had by all. outing. Many friends of the campers Alumni on Saturday evening bids fair repairing also all Kinds of horse roods for visited them during the week which to be one of the most enter- sale. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Rode-meye- r, enjoyable corner Center and Chestnut street, added to boating, fishing, bathing and tainments of the The play is Itotbel.Iconn. Mrs Howard Bassett of Sandy Hook year. excurisons over the surrounding hills given for the benefit of N. H. S. PETER H. LYNCH, is a few days with her father, Michael Kilbride, spending made the life under canvas complete. Alumni, who are working their way Conn. Charles Winton. in Huntingtown, and is CIGARS Long Hill, Some of the boys are looking forward through college and is worthy the sup- SOFT DRINKS General Trucking and Teaming. now gaining nicely. to a similar next summer when Practical Horse Shoer. outing port of all. Re- 28-- will be much than Also all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Tel. No. 4. SANDY HOOK, CT. the camp larger it The Gem Lunch Room, done and general blacksmithing. and Mrs M. B. of The pairing Mr Hawley Stepney was this year. members of the BETHEL. Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. were guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs L. camp were Curtis E. Cook. John Hon - Many tickets have already been sold C. Gilbert in Huntingtown. lhan, Benjamin Smith, rhuiiDS Morris, for the play to be given in the Town Greenwood Ave. Near R. K. Crossing. Michael Blake and Hor hall on Saturday Do not fail to Percy Piatt night TOBACCO READ'S General Repairing. Wilson and child ace Smith. the visitors were secure your tickets in time. VIES Mf nnd Mrs Ernest Among Bicycles. Guns, Revolvers. Etc, Terms of Mr and Mr and Mrs Mrs Gordon, Dr ren of New Haven are guests Hayes, ii ju The good and Cash. Mrs A. D. Koss Jewell, Levi C. Morris, A. T. II JOHN W. BOOTH t C. B. r'satisfactory kind are Theodore New Nettleton, Bishop, made at the Box 56. Milford. Conn. Mr and Mrs A. D. Fairchild and Glover.. Misses Eleanore Cavanaugh, Doretta Gord- VISIT US children and Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson Marguerite Cavanaugh, Blackman Studio, Gussie Lena Blake, nd went inurs on, Campbell, When need Cement 57 Fairfield Ave.. philHren tobtepney. Catherine you any Lumber, or Building Material of any Bridgeport. to celebrate the birthday of Nora Blake, Mary Farrell, for Amateur and day, help Eleanore Theresa kind. Our prices are right and our goods are the best the market af- Headquarters Finishing No better Albert W. laircnna. Farrell, Northrop, Supplies. place Weiss, Messrs Daniel Honan, Thomas fords. If you cannot come, write. Will be glad to quote you prices To get your Horseshoeing. Carri Donohue, Herman Tiemann, Crossley on or small Black-smithi- ng Bishop F. F. Johnson, who" has been large quantities. FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONS age and Wagon Repairing and General arrived Wallace, William Glover and George than at my shop. My Motto: Best spending several weeks abroad, At Doran'i Blacksmlth'Shop near Depot. work at moderate closed Satur- and will Hayes. prices. Shop in New York, last Monday, A. H. Horse Shoeing, day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms tstrictly spend this week here with his parents, Senior, cash. Clarissa: arriage and Wagon Repairing ot all kinds Mr and Mrs E. L. Johnson, before go- Don't iret discouraged Order a sack ot 74 Horse ILiUXPi South Street, Bethel, Conn. 6 enera Blacksmithing. clipping ing to his work in South Dakota. Cold Medal Flour. every w eek da; at my shop. Henry Pettit, 8TEPXEV THE NEWTOWN BEE, FHIDAV,' AUGUST 21 1008. ' "HOLS MAN" Redding Excursion Probate Notlcei. ' OF NEWTOWN, w. Probate W SHEETING SALE, TO ' DISTRICT IS, hum. NOTICE of Mirhanl This week at Lock- - Estate McCarthy, lite of New. French'!, Bethel, (own, In said lllstiict.dei'KSWHl, wood sheeting, bleached and half. .'., The Court of Probate for the District of bleached, 25c yard; unbleached, 23c SAVIN ROCK Don't Newtown hlli llmlud and allowed six months from the daw hereof, for the creditors of said yard. to exhibit their claim for seltlemenu Tluwe who neglett to prvwml llii'lr accounts, NOW THE TIME . It IS Wednesday, August 26 Forget properly aiuud, within said lime, will be to muslin. sate debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to buy sheeting Special said Estate ire requested U make Immediate week all this at French's, Bethel ; 23c rom Tram , Graln.at Wholesale payment to lerei , Fare -- . . and 25c a yard. , ,, ..'' i. Levi C, Morris, IlawleyvlIIe, T.M.ro. fttc , Administrator, We Load In Low Price. Newtown, .(M.m. Tfto Special prleei You get the right articles, Just what nutaiuru, t.iv , nj, tlic on grain direct from the eir, Iteniem-b- er DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN is. Court Of Probate, August IS, iikih. ask for at English'! Due Now i our wholesale branch Tues- you prescription Haven . a. m.i returning-y- leave Uopvn Estate of II. . John ioodsell, lite ot New- store, Bethel. , from . 4 drug New Haven MO p. m allowing over seven day! ind Frldayi m, to p.m. town, In said llMrlct, deceased. iioui amt'i more, Terms Ctsb. The Administratrix having exhibited NEW MODEL, $550 COMPARE PRICES . her administration account with said estate to on at French'a, Bethel, this Court for allowance, It Is sheeting spec The New York, New Haven & OimxiiKO, That the22d day of Aug.,A.D.IlM. lal sale; best makes at way under R Hawrlaxr Cr at 10 nVlix'k In the forenoon, at the Pro- Greatest Value Ever Offered prices. Hartford R. It., bate Office In Newtown, bo and the same Is I Stepney Depot, Ct. assigned fori hearing on the allowance of ' i said administration account with Here Is a Hiirh Grade Motor Carraiare at a moat unusual price, mado by the said estate, and this Court directs the Ad- oldest, largest and moat practical manufacturer! of carriage automobile in the Quaker's Farms. Southford. - ministratrix to cite ill persons Interested workl-embod- therein to appear at said time and yina the results of all their years of experience in building this place, by Southford publishing this order one time In some news- type of automobile exclusively. Smith Hine is seriously ill at hs will play the Brownies of paper having i circulation In isald District, h The well-know- n Holsman atandand of quality has been maintained in this home with his son. Theodore L. Hine. Waterbury on Saturday. Auzust 22. on C. F. and by posting a copy on the public sign-po- st model as we are too of our to offer an inferior article to the Beardsley, In the Town of Newtown, where the deceased jealous reputation Dr Davis attends him. the Diamond Match Co. 'a at lastdwelt. at least five din bufent said Mnm at any price. who grounds, GENERAL public Mrs Ann Hull, has been sick, is 3 assigned. high-price- d p. m. This is one of the best local im The same motor is used as in our machines, and in many other better. Dr Greene of Southbury was William J, needier. Judge. reach teams in AUCTIONEER, ways it is identical with them. In order to put the price within the of called. . this state. and the masses, however, we have modified the lines simplified the construction Mrs Nettie A. Wooster, who has been NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. Caucus and'equipment a little. number re- 49-- Notices. sick a of weeks, is slowly Telephone 5. This new model contains the same high-grad- e castings, seamless forging, covering from malaria and other com Also Real Estate For Sale. is rubber tires CAUCU8-T- he steel tubing, etc., used in all our models. It equipped with solid plications. Peaches for REPUBLICAN; Republican and is all ready for the road. Miles sold Benjamin has his horse, loo acres meadow and pasture land, no (ltiestcd to meet at the town house, mm. Thursday. wagon and harness to parties out of buildings, on oneof the finest hilltops In New August 27. at 7.30 p. m.. for the purpose of Part of Machine Guaranteed. 1 mile from U, U. 2700. Every Every town. Canning town, or Tillage; price "" , "if convention to 77 12 1 K"i,r..i" "aven, September n and 9, 190H. Mrs W. G. Tomlinson was called to Will le ready about Farm of acres, will keep cows, pair A tart"'utj itlfW. flu i.tnitB .A n horses: nice bouse and ham: price &000; $2000 Hook, last to assist in 1. There will also be ... BasSF Sandy Friday September some can remain on mortgage. of Town mm,, vunvemions, rer Franklin Oarage of her Mrs Charlotte order Committee. J. W. French. the care aunt, 60 13 drop peaches and seconds which we Farm of acres, will keep cows, and pair Chairman, Dated at Trumbull. Ct., who had to visit an- - of nice 2 barns: &00, t2000 U 1W9. August JAMES J. KERWIN, Fox, gone invalid will seFl at reasonable horses, house, price sister in that place, and fell down figures. can remain on mortgage. 163 JOHN BRIDGEPORT CONN. t arm lwi acres,nice nouse.3 barns, ice nouse, STREET, stairs dislocating her shoulder and re- spring water In house and barn; fine orchard; REPUBLICAN CAircUS-T- he Republican tlsK-- Newton Telephone ceiving other injuries. Her advanced M. Curtis farm w!llcarry2!cows,palrhorses, palroxen; the Town of Monroe are re- price fiOOO; $1000 can remain on mortgage. quested to meet In caucus In the Town Hall, age with the shock of the fall makes i Curtiss I nice house and barn with small piece land; on rlday, August 2Hth, liios, at 8 p. m., for the it quite serious. Hill this is a bargain If nurchased at once: price purpose of electing delegates to the Republi- Leon Brower, who has been with his $WM; $!O0cau remain on mortgage. can State convention to be held in New Haven 8 since March until about three Sandt IIogk, - Conn. 1 tarm. new house and barn, iO acres farm Septemoer and . im. for the nomination of parents land. &000. candidates for State Officers, Kepresentatlve-at- - weeks ago, is in Derby coming up on 1 farm. house, running water. 46 arge r. the Congress of the United States his wheel to over with acres land, 33500. and Presidential Electors. Also to elect dele- spend Sunday to his children. A farm on main road, one mile from gates the Fourth Congressional convention: The New York Times Newtown Street: good house and barn: nice also delegates to the Twenty-fift- h Senatorial orchard: never failing stream of water; will convention and delegates for the Probate con- Financial carry 7 cows; price 000. vention for the District of Bridgeport, and Weekly Quotation Re A re farm in Newtown: good house and any other business proper to be done at said Stepney. view is an authoiitative, barn; fine water. Apple orchard and other meeting. By order of Town Committee. impartial fruit: 1 mile from R. K. Station; 3 minutes BINOLAIH, Chairman. ani tnorougniy trustworthy walk from school. Price 12000. Dated .EMAug, 20, W08. GETYOURNAMEONTHE HONOR guide 1 farm 72 acres. R!300. ROLL. to the stock, b md, money and in- Several other not places advertised, CAUCTJS-T- he dustrial markets, and is a full and A very fine carriage and blacksmithtng DEMOCRATIC Democratic "Trim cut for uulck Electors of the Town of Easton are here- your whiskers, your hair, plant; splendid opportunity buyer. byf warned to meet in Mow weeds and reliable record of sales for caucus, Wednesday, the brushes every- eight August 2tith, at 8 p. m. at the Academy Hall, where. y years past up to the moment rf pub- Easton Center, for the purpose of electing On ' delegates to the Democratic State convention Thursday, August 27, everyone lication. Tae Review is invaluable to be held at 15 looks Notice. Hartford, September and. 16; interested in the good of the for reference Special also to elect delegates to the Congressional. by bankers, brokers Senatorial and school grounds is invited to be on hand Having bought several cars of grain and Probate conventions to be and investors i and to do early in the morning and trim the . feed before prices advanced, am prepared to held, any othor business proper to in. ex- be done atsaid meeting. Town Committee. o Low Price! n weeds and bushes. The ladies, who The Review's features in- take orders for corn and new oats that are leading pected to arrive very soon. Special prices on appreciate this kind of improvements clude a survey of conditions on the all kinds of grain and feed from now on to be about home and will taken off the cars. Be sure and get our the public places n prices New York and ex- and order before advances. Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases, be on hand with full baskets of good- place your prices As soon as the demand is are ies. Be sure and on changes, reports ou wheat, cotton, greater prices and Steamer Rugs. get your mme the bound to go higher. Bear in mind I have just FOR. honor roll and make a record with the copper and steel si uatious, the lat- unloaded a carload of dairy molasses feed, SALE bush hook. which, by experience, has proved to be a won- est news of the European bourses derful feed forthe of milk. Housft 15 rnnme 5ft production .VVUM, vv uww gWU Mr and Mrs M. B. Hawley and Mas- Mailed to any address in the land, situated in Reddin?, THE Call and examine what we In our Conn., ter Clayton Hawley, who have spent United States. One dollar a year. have store, near Mark Twain's home. the past four weeks at Finn Hill, a And you'll always be glad to get more: High Sample copy on request. Buy your feeds of a practical feeder. elevation ana summer resort in the Catskills return- The results will soon show who is the leader. jngntiy. Ideal home Peck & Lines ed on While Mr Haw- with ffnnrl Co., Saturday. there The New York Times, Experience has taught me the use of feed, fihiirla rv . ley took part in a quoit tournament ftfv- - fronca. nrnfw nnA 185207 Middle St., "All the News That's Fit to Print" Vou want the best, give me a call if in need; vto, vvaircij cia;. , aiau made up of a considerable number of A balanced ration I can Times prepare, Jersey cow and heifer. Further BRIDGEPORT, CONN. contestants. In the final match Mr Square Which throughout the nation no other will .,i:..i . and Rev Mr a Canad- compare. jjiuuiutuars Hawley Cameron, , New York inquire City ' ian clergyman, won out over the whole ' N. Y. number. We anticipate a boom in , A. S. Edwards W. H. MILLER, quoit exer".ise in the village. TpORSALE Kitchen Stove "Harvard Grand" 95 Newtown Bee. Washington. - Woodruff Ave., N. Y. The Craft and Lyon have painted the Ross Jewell, Newtown, Conn. Brooklyn, Phone U33-- 5 Stepney Depot, Ct. Newtown. Friday, August 21, 1908. school house two coats of white, giv- THE WOODRUFF CONCERT. w ANTED at once One or two good milch ing the building a greatly improved cows. James a. Head, Bethel, Conn. The following is the program for the appearance with its green bunds for a AUCTION concerts to be contrast. All broken and cracked (SUITABLE reward for the return of a gold New Milford. given by the combined glass watch with a deer engraved on back and A Carload Litchfield Sine-ini- Huh nnrl Washincr. was removed from the windows and a souvenir fob chain of Bryan and Kern, lost Tuesday, August 25th ton Choral club at Washington on Fri- the sashes well cared for as to putty between Zoar Bridge and Derby on August 13. 1908. Allen K. Beardsley. Sandy Hook, Conn. .Of fresh cows will arrive at At 10 o'clock a.m. sIf stormy the next clear MRS HENRY E. BOSTWICK. day evening of next week and in Litch- and paint. The school room is newly on 24. "" w.a, situatru jii ine norin- - field the : painted and many other made. SALE Eight-hors- e en- - my place Monday, August eastern Dart of 1 Mrs Henry E. Bostwick died sudden- following night repairs TfOR power gasoline Washington, mile from West This has been acomplished without gine, mounted, blizzard ensilage blower Come and see me. Part First. any foorl ..1 nnn muiuueau ianmng...... utensils,u ly at 1.05 p. m., Tuesday while at the and (itualv mill wlh ...m.l...... trn nnllrhncuw nmnc n,,,.,,, to tax .uuu uiin ivu uiaijvcj uuugiumei lxJV,Ji vwiittuvca, uo,i,a, The Song of Mirirm, expense the district, either by ruits-app- les 1 win, nay. dinner table. She had been in the Schubert combined. G. M. Brush, New Fairfield, Conn. I and pears. horse, 2 cow and For Or- or it the result of a concert wro-- a best of health and was to Soprano Solo, Chorus and gift, being riiuue uunuuiy. chickers. All household furniture a few expecting chestra. for the benefit of the school property. R. old fashioned pieces. M. LOGUE. start on the 3.39 p. m. train for New FOR SALE One open buggy, l top buggy, 1 J. Hatch, u. w. ju Alter, Auctioneer. Star C. E. Osborne and D. W. Edwards, L el York and a to the Adirondack. A Evening (Tannhaeuser.) Wagner cart in good running order) trip Reinald the of the late Columbus Cheap to quick John L. Brooklawn Stock few minutes before 1 o'clock she had Werrenrath. appraisers buyer. Sandford, Farm, a. Traume, Hawley, finished the inventory of the Sandy Hook, Conn. NOTICE been conversing pleasantly with a Wagner Beaver R. D. 18, - on SALE-O- ne Brook, Danbury. Thp ...... Annual meat mr 1T)rt.. n.. Arranged for Strings by G. Dann- property Tuesday. pair of Devon steers, five ...v.u.,.Bw.tt uud ' niuit .'euirtri,v neighbor, Joseph Nettleton. Mrs FOR A reuther. Everett Sherwood Jof Hartford 'and I'., ltl1 ir.tnrl tiwlfmn I...... I. Telephone "SO. . Association will be held on Thursday. Sep- Bostwick fell to the floor and died one tember . I UAH. t t.llB RAlltJut. Hull of. ,.nlw.b. b. Polka Russe, Glazounow Miss Edith Hull of Ansonia are guests jpork horse, weight 1,400 pounds, sound at once from an attack of apoplexy. mm u uo m Harness, goon age. vm. p. m., for the purpose of electing the annual The Dannreuther of Miss Mary E. Seeley. uieson, officers of the and Drs Wright and King were summoned String Orchestra. Stevenson. Conn. Association, for any other ihe Nightingale, Ward Stephens Miss Carolyn E. Osborne is visiting Post Cards of Ireland. proper business. but she was beyond numan aid. Mrs Mrs UOR SALE Charcoal, cord wood and block Edward D. Gillette, Secretary. Miss Caroline Hudson. at Redding the guest of Randolph - Bostwick was one of the most wood. Alihard wood. No rotten wood. Dated at Easton. Ct., August 18, won. gener- Bradley. ous contributors at St John's church, Cottage Fair, Beschnitt John FrankTJr, Huntingtown District, New- Obligate Solo by Mr Werrenrath town, Conn. SALE A team of horses for and was always willing to aid every r)R bay light' andM ens' chorus. 10 10c. " ...... unit nuiu, cause. She was generous in ' TOR SALE-Th- ree new milch cows with Views work single or double and fearless. worthy Part Second. Brookfield. A Just the her benefactions to the poor, her giving calves. Samuel Snow, Long Hill, Conn. .horses for lady to handle or drive. To be sold aPastoral Symphony (The Mes- i Money refunded if you are not satisfied. single or as a team very cheap. J. (j. Aitken, done in a and unostenta- LX)R SALE-Pai- rof first-cla- ss five-ye- ar being quiet i old R. D. 44. siah), . Handel A CAED. A Price Lists of Post Cards from all over the Brookfield, Conn., F. tious manner. Mrs Bostwick was Devon oxen, well matched and right In World. b- - We wish, through the columns of The Bee, 11. B. in D A, R. ea con- Valse, Franke every way. Maurer, R. F. D. No. 4, TTTANTED A for housework.' prominent circ and 1 Conn. girl general he Dannreuther String Orchestra, to express our thanks to our friends and Bridgeport, Post Card ' koou wages, Address Mrs. John R. Booth sidered an authority on colonial affairs Pennsylvania Co., 142 Hr. a. From The for their kindness and -- Deer Hill tmnnn. Flnnhnvtr T.io. Depths, Miller neighbors sympathy at Seed Ad-- J- which ha.l consider-ab- y. TOR SALE rye and straw. 315 N. Pa. 282. about srie written i rye Queen St., Lancaster, phone b. Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, the last sickness and death of our son and dress L. H., care of Bee Office, Newtown, Her husband, wh i died some Conn. I , Old brother, also to thank them for the many SALE Good ago, was a brother of former English tpOR pair of working oxen years c. Spring, Henschel beautiful floral tributes at the funeral. Mayor Bostwick, of Bridgeport. Mrs George DROILERS For Sale. W. A. Canfield, New-- " Notice. Conn. Mother's Song, Mr. and Mrs. 1'ettetand Familt. town, Conn. Bostwick was in her 2.1 The Neidlinger year. j - Women's Chorus, A new Blacksmith Shop at Warner's Mills- TfOR SALE At a reasonable for funeral took place on Rev '- price cash, Thursday, a. A Ro:e Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. Would - horse, harness and P. Di- Fable, C. B. Hawley Tashua. carriage, outfit either J. Plumb officiating. Funeral ! line ui oco i.untvuicii? av ni.v ouJti' i,eimi together or singlp. Address Rev .). L. d. in a uaraen. " cash. L. P. Conn. Cross, rector F. G. Beinett & Son had the ar- Notice Payne, Itoxbury Falls, xrumuuu, uonn. xeiepnone number 14KM4. c. The days of Old, Chester Searle A CARD. Telephone call 2. rangements in charge. Reinald Werrenrath. William Keller wishes, through the columns The Board of Education will meet at North TTOUSEKEEPER WANTED for 2 adults. 11 Andrew B. R. Loreley, An Unfinished of The Bee, to thank his many friends and Middl&School House on Saturday, August 22, Address, Wakenian, D. No. ABND ORGANIZED. Opera, op at 9.30 a. m for examination of teachers for 9, Fairfield, Conn. 98, Mendelssohn neighbors who so kindly assisted him with his the public schools of Newtown. All candi- town will farm work at the time when he had his dates are requested to be present on above Hello! Hello, Joe! SAIL OR EXCHANGE for a horse, a Music loving people of the leg ... , . Charles S. FR w Tplt lm r,,,., ,.1 ,. .,,,, broken, Their kindness was date. Piatt, Chairman, Can shoe horses Yes. I will Ui.M.d.' IH.t.1 IJ II..,, 1(1,11 be glad to know that New Milford is NEWS FROM ST JOHN'S. greatly appre- John J. you my fii, llirfrfi IWnrilu".",fir,ifliai. urtth mi i.i.tt.,. nautta Mr. Northrop, Secretary. shoe horses for $1.25 if do not have a local brass band. The band ciated by Keller, and he hopes some day Newtown, 12, 1SK18. your they etc.; complete outfit cost SIX). Will sell right! to Aug. wear a No. 5 shoe; fives and I $1.50. The fair so- to be able to kindness if larger get nui. . anDiuain ut. started by Mr Dubesiski of Grove given by the Parish Aid repay the any of his Joe. I shall pay you 81.50 for my horses; you xaior, St., Bridgeport, ome so ciety proved succesful and the many friends are so unfortunate to be in like are a shoer and I am to have street time ago has enlarged very good glad you YyANTEn A lob on a farm by the month, $501 shoe them. You ask those for whom I first-cla- ss that a permanent. one is assured. The sum of has been placed in the trouble. may help. Apply to C.W. Edwards bank to be have worked and they will kindly give me a Stepany Conn. latest additions are L. S. Richmond, used from time to time for Fine recommend. Depot, W re- necessary about the EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE, others to drive 15 miles with E. Dolan and Tuncari. The improvements It pays their WANTED A capable woman of middle which to now have been rectory. wagon work; it will pay you. If you have to care for two on a hearsal, up to shoe do not send more 3 " age elderly people Mr? M. M. Davison, of No. 379 Gif-fo-rd cattle than yoke farm. Good held at Mr Lubenski's home, will have The picnic for the Sunday school pu- wltnout notice. wages paid. Address Drawer A., San Watch per day Write for prices. New Milford, Conn to be held in a room. So at pils was held at Lake Waramaug or, Ave, Jose, Cal., says: "The K.D. 3. Southbury, Conn., or 'call me on the larger 2. worth of Electric Bitters as a local phone. Tel. Thirty-fiv- e their last meeting a committee was ap- Thursday. Mrs Piatt was present with general , tpor SALE Chester white pigs, to secure also her class. family remedy, for headache, bilious- barKalns seven weeks old. Marcus H. Burr, Red- pointed larger quarters; ness and Remember hplres ding Ridge, Conn. select a leader. A. torpor of the liver and bowels Repairing to Boughton of ' is so pronounced that I am prompted to Busser's SALE Nice Chester white ore Danbury ha3 been selected fur that po- AT "Joseph Shop, AtjiOR boar, ROMFORD. say a word in its favor, for the benefit year old. R. P. Davis, Easton, Conn. sition. Financial assistance has been at the Bridge, , " P. Route 15. of those seeking relief from such afflic- .3 0., Stepany Depot, offered them by merchants and others Mr and Mrs T. D. Hannon are enter- Henry Rupf Store. Near E. R. Station, Southford. Conn tions. di- ut There is more health for the rOR SALE Two run-abo- buggies, 1 and if all goes well we can look for- taining city boarders from New York. Your L top gestive organs in a bottle of Electric Leave French Clocks carriage, all new; 1 second hand runabout ward to enjoying concerts on the Miss Nellie took a will be sold park Shaughnessy Bitters than in other for a thorough cleaning anrt buggy, cheap, to make room. B. next 3ummer. to New any remedy I repairing. Hawley & Co., pleasant trip Haven; Tuesday. know of." Sold under Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Eyeglasses, Hook Stepany, R. E. Dodge has a corn har- guaran- etc.. repaired. Sandy placed tee at R. H. Beers New- " TX)R SALE A fearless horse or will ex- - Mr Fowler "of Springfield, Mass., has vester on his farm. &;Co., All work guaranteed. bay town; Curtis & change for other stock. Frank Rodgers, been in town for a few days visiting Misses Edith and Ethel Gillette are Taylor, Co., Sandy Garage. New Milford, Conn. Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-let- t, friends. recovering from attacks of the whoop- Town hall ia be- Stevenson ; H. W. Eas-to- n; E. R. IjX)R SALE English Setter Dogs, from good The exterior of the cough. Osborne, Crofut, Theodore Burdick has ing W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Auto Accessories, pedigree stock; color, lemon and white; ing painted. Kingsley Anderson has been spend- Expert Watchmaker, year old in May, HW. Unbroken and have of the work. Brothers, Cornwall Bridge; Connery not been handled. Will as I charge " ing a few Shaugl.-nessey'- s. guarantee dogs m, . i T i. . 1 . 1 days at Mrs H. Repairs, Supplies. S. 1 uemanus i Bros, Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, 405 Main St., represent them. H. Brown, Gaylordsville, ne lur iickcis lor uic Danbury. Conn. G. F. Hawley-vill- e; "Auto Trip Around the World" was Howard Bronson Redding Ridge; Baker, Telephone 709. is the guest of Les G. W. Cars to Bent by the Hour or day too great for the number of autos pro-- ter Hurlburt& Co., Roxbury; "LfOR SALE horse power steam hoisting Harvey. Allen At $100. horse en- Sovpral nf thfi mflchinpa met M. C. Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. W. Henry Rupf's Store, Saturday, August engine, im powei gasolene Ford recently 'cut his leg with 22, JOtoa. gine, f 100. Both engines mounted on skids with mishaps which was unfortunate an ax. He Hatch,, Bridgewater; W.N. Noble, and have been Used is slowly recovering. New but little. The B. N. as it afected the transportation con- Milford: E. H. Beardsley, New W. W. Wakelee, Manager, Beard Co., Suelton, Conn. siderably. Those that were fortunate Preston ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Wash- Conn. MAN wishes a position on a small were loud in KENT. ington Depot; Harry Brown, South-bur- y; Sandy Hook, . yOUNG enough to take the trip Myers farm or a gentleman's place. Experienced their praises for the many things pro- C. P. Williams, South Britain; In care of horses and cows. References fur- resl-lllW- iS nished. vided to represent the different coun- Watson & Morehouse Perkins Bros., Warren; W. N. Hurd, For Sale. I will be at my Address "Steady," care of Thb Bee, have taken on Spray Pumps C dence. Aug-vu"",- Newtown, Conn. tries. It was late when the Long Hill ; druggists. 50c. Tuesday morning. quite the famous Peter Schuyler and Moon and 25th, with a carload of fresh autos got through with the trip. cows and nearly springers. Walter S. Hine, MOTICE is hereby given that I forbid all to Spot cigars, which are known far and Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or ml' Derby. Conn. " persons trusting anyone on my account on Golden Bros, big clearance sale is and after this date. August 10, 1SHM. 8. B. Pal- wide for the contain. burns without a scar. Cures piles, Cincinnati Bucket YOL'B continued 12. Take quality they CHANCE Bors and mer. Roxbury Station. Conn. he untill September eczema, salt rheum, any itching, - U G"lsU start a business of Pumps, II 5 own. UOR advantage of the great prices offered. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells your Thoroughbred x SALE Chestnut driving horse, young, BROOKFIELD. Homer pigeons are great breeders. Each sound and gentle for a lady. Bike wagon it The Water Purifier for wells or mated pair will raise from 8 to 10 pair of In flrstclass condition, a good steel tire road There are many imitations of De-Wit-t's Cisterns. For sale by snuabs a year that will sell In the cities from wagon, nearly new, and one new single har- accident i nsurance Dr 75 cents We will send ness. B. L. Thomas, Conn. Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Mrs Henry of New Cheapest i0 to per pair. you any Roxbury. Rogers Haven is Thomas' Eclectric Oil. the number of mated pairs, warranted, ready for Stops pain B. SALE-Iha- vea but one original. Sold by H. Rupf, a guest of Mr and Miss Foster at their W. Glover,' business, cheaper than any place in the State. pH3R thoroughbred leghorn just ' and heals the wound. All Newtown, Conn. summer home on Long Meadow Hill. druggists Newtown, Ct. Send card for prices, etc. i. B. Talmage, rooster; 11.25 takes him. Address J sell it Coon Hollow Poultry Fa to. Derby Conn. Brldgew ater. Conn., Route 1, Box 55. f THE NEWTOWN BIX l.iD.'.Y, AUGUST .21, '.MS.

' ' v ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. . . V ,, ; If You Want The D. M. Read Co. a hundred per i. Toiavs lew thin I " or. APPLES - cent on your grocery bill juitt give ui your APPLES! .,, Rrtablhhid IS37- der. We lure at present eoroe iweet potitoee thtwreilliiwyforcMh..r The Store Closes at 5 o'clock except Saturday. Barnum Bros., Mendelson Bros,, 8tiepard'l Old Stand, Dodglngtown, and Produce FIRST SHOWING OF Moaey-Maki- nf Farnu Fruit' Cf(( . OUUU for Sale m H Sutei COMMISSION AUTUMN STREET SKIRTS AnnHtkMnrUtytiitlM, MERCHANTS nd Unit included wllb nuny. "Jtmt'aCaUlHM . .jhiuau hjmk (tt have i"T" " All Kinds of Country Produce, LIMITED number of new Walking Skirtr appeared

rp., r- - mm 7.- Cunninmi wyi 626 and 628 Water Street, '. v Bridgeport, Conn. A in our Coat and Suit Rooms. Thev are the first represen war. ( 'tfaf railrdtr, and Produce and wo will STROUT hin vmir Anni. Pnnkrv Other jruaraii . A. CO, tatives of Autumn Styles, and comprise t tee you better prices than any otner nrm iwr. 150 Nassau St., N. Y. City. iena lor baras. snipping Walking Skirts bf Epingle Cloth, Plain and Chiffon Panama Sheath several .and clinging. These, are perfectly plain WInana King Segis. Skirts, models, graceful -- and at the left side at the front. Sire; King Bogls, the greatest bull of the The Newtown Bee. about the waist hips, fastening b SALE Dam- - WInana Te Kol Korndyke has made Newtown, Friday, August SI. 1MB. in front and back. V a record of 27 of butter In 7 days. This Plain Gored Skirts with panels dam Is not yet a full aged cow. Her grandslre of U Paul Beeu De Kol. Service ". and bands, with' taffeta or satin. Berkshire Boar. South Britain. Gored Skirts with regular graduated piped The service of a,tliorouirlibrod (a flue ani- " Cloak Suit Rooms',' second floor. without payers, la uttered. Oxfords An aud mal) MRS BURTON BRADLEY INJURED. interesting group. NUTTINGIIAME, Mrs Burton Bradley had a narrow Crochet Silk for Men's Four-ln-Ha- nd Ties, in all desired colorings, tars, 8outhbury, Conn. At Fosters. escape from being seriously injured, and and green. last week. While she was in the wood-hou- se Browns, navy royal blue, gray low or high heel, 11.19. chamber the floor gave way, let Women' Tan Kid, Screen Door Women's Tan or Black Vlcl Kid, $1.47, was shades, lavender and 40 cents a Spring. ting her through. fche was bruised Also the more delicate pastel pink, pearl. and very much shaken and being in 18.00. two for a tie. Needed In every bouse. On "exhibition at Women's Tan Russia Calf, Vlcl Kid and spool, and it requires store of Charles I. Leach. New Milford. Door health anyway, was connnea to the Colt. II were $3.50 and iX ' Call and see It. W.H.FENN. her bed for a few days. Patent .7, Directions accompany each purchase. r M en's Tan Russia Calf, black volour calf SALE-O- ne 2300 lbs. Packard and the FOB pair sorrel horses, AUTO RIDE AND SHORE DINNER. and patent colt: Douglas. match team: two steel tire top bug- Altru. 12.47. were S3 and SUO. , one $30: three set of gies cheap: open gurry D. M. Mitchell entertained a party Men's Patent Colt, Vlcl Kid and Tan Russia Builder A Toilet Cream for warm weather, and single harness: one good driving mare 8135; Ideal Tissue dependable one set new business wagon wheels, never of ladies with an auto ride and shore Calf. 81.W. who or motor. It the skin smooth, clean and used.20; two good trucks. 257 Black Kock dinner at Savin Rock, Thursday. values at much used by women drive keeps Conn. Extra good Avenue, Bridgeport, Those who went were Misses Lottie a Susie Mitchell, Maria fair. $1.00 jar. cured byBan-tln-e- a Curtis, Bradley, WORMS IN CHILDREN STORE, 25c. Sample free. Smith's Drug Mary fierce and Mrs Leibert. FOSTER'S SHOE Store, Ansonla. Conn. R, F. Foster & Co. Mr and Mrs Smith gave a reception Successor to at their new camp, "The Cedars," 246 Haiti St., Danbury, Conn. The D. M, READ Co. Artesian Wells Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. They stood in the living room before . stone fireplace and wlecomed Drilled the huge Real Estate office at No. 1094 Main Street, over 100 refreshments Having opened a guests. Dainty Southbury. I will be unable to continue in the commission ; Acme MfJpllUULC"" Bridgeport, Granite, Marble and mineral lands were served. . Harrows Ths Miss i Business in lann pruuuee unu i wish u, uano una upyui buwi m utmuiuS ...j tested. Cores taken out z, a, 4, o incnes entertainment eiven by Avn vtptoity Should B on Farm. and I of Newtown was well at--! Every appreciation to those who so liberally contributed to my past business, in Diameter. Windmills and pumps AgnesPlatt ,. Now to ... and mucn adoui urace crewer ib vibuhib Write Kight WOU1U ao& mat Illy liicnua CA.lcuu me mo oauic uuu furnished, For Particulars address tended very enjoyed, Tr:'"""'' sell in the new line of business, should want to buy, or exchange anything $25 was taken in, which was given to York State. BOOTH E BROS., they 0. B. WILCOX, Ladies' Aid. Mrs William Bnnley is entertaining real estate line. Respectfully, the Conn. - 7 Harmony St., Danbury, Ct. Mrs Arthur Munson has been ill tor her aunt iroin uanDury. Stratford, G. W. COGGSWELL. Derby, Conn. a week. His aunt, Miss Wood, cared Helen Murphy is visiting ner iatner That's the Spot to Get Your Farm SALE-Cl- der mill with 25 horse steam for her. in Hartiorci Tools. F Koomer Ac Bosuert press; nn7p; Charles Bradley is seriously ill at HArmnn Perrv visited his daughter also Lane sningie niacmue Himwuitu saw and circular saw. This mill all his home. in Watertown recently. Q. N. Clarke's Liver Pills also drag d, Sun- Vegetable ready tor worn, vv in sen separate u uesueu, Mrs Abbie Wi hams is visiting out Walter Hicock and family spent Frank Favereau, C. Donaldo. P. O. Box 393, Bethel. Conn. in Morris. Have a for Bilious and Ailments. As of town, this week. day with friends Bedding Ridge, Conn. wonderful reputation curing Dyspeptic Hinman. who has been home a for Headache, Dizziness, POR SALE-P- air good work horses, weight Mrs Kendnck and son started ior Johii J. and wagon reparlng remedy Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, E Brook- Horseshoeing carriage Once used. For sale Drug- 2800. or will exchange for cattle. Walter on his vacation, has returned to 1 or sale-- ,2 cheap etc., they stand Unrivalled. tried, Always by Conn. California, Saturday. and'Keneralblacksmithing. W. Wheeler,1 Southford, Mrs Mitcnen ana nuie lyn, N. Y. horses, good workers and fair drivers. gists. Free sample by mail. Benjamin boarders. Harriett have returned to their home, . Mrs Reynolds has several I Conn. in New Mrs Baldwin entertained her daugh- G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Jersey. over BEATS ALL Miss Ruth Mitchell entertained Miss ter and family from New Haven "Don't" Rogers of New Haven, last woek. Sunday. . Let every Tom. Dick and Harry TIow lone mv wnsron lasts me en- TOTICE-Hereaf- Mitchell last week Mr and Mrs H. S. Steele has been in tile around your lnwn mower and spoil It. ter the services of my bull Where did it? Not out West? Oh.no! Mrs Robert spent but leave It IV lilt-- 4. m fl Mr Dln , you get town a few days. deavoring to make it cut better, .1.1 win oe si. j.eiuisi'&su. i. tiawiuiin-town- Got it of at the shore. for Conn. Upright Miss Bessie Mitchell visited a few At Qraef's Store, Southbury, Ct., New Edward Mitchell's. Piano, days at Lawn mowers will Piano R. Hatch & Sons, Mrs Averill Canfield is entertaining Trumbull. and have tt done properly. Tuning. Stool and Cover, war nut do work unless properly sharpened. A. tuner of two of her good Max Grass, well known piano ranted, $185. For particulars write Carriage Manufacturers, grandchildren. Bridgeport, Conn., formerly ot Stelnway & Mitchell is in AND CLAM Fred W. L. CHADEAYNE, New Fairfield. Conn. Miss Judith visiting GRANGE PICINIC Sons, Mfr. N. Y.. and successor of late Beyer, will be pieasea toatiena to your rianu 42 Seymour Ave., Derby, Conn. Bridgeport. BAKE. Orders be left at Mr Charles S. Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth Quin-tar- d Piano Tuning! Tuning. may The annual picnic and clam bake of Piatt's, Newtown. Will be in Newtown every are with their grandparents at Re- month. address 438 West avenue. for Your Trumbull will be held on the I am prepared to do Piano Tuning and Bridgeport Raise Money shore. j Grange o the Beach on Wednes- pairing of all kinds at short notice. Wanted-T- N. premises of Howard ue furniture Buy. Church" William Buckley of Johnsonville, WANTED-Antla- mahogany 26. All the patrons and Harold I. Hathaway, Charles H. Martin, Y.. has returned to the timber job of day. August good price. Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. are to be pre Danbury. Conn. 101 South street, Stamford, Conn. of Clmroh or Pastor, and Mitchell and is ties. their friends requested 284 Main Street. ' toeraph your your John sawing 277-1- 3. I. BEEMAN. will send 51)0 high grade postcards, sent. Telephone we you 1324 Conn. roit.h n nhotnzranh on each card, sell these OTICE- -I will be In Washington. Tuesday North Avenue, Bridgeport, of each week cards at 10c each. When sold, remit us $20 ,.,H UnvhiirTnn Wednesday Telephone: 2189-- In a Will exenange lmpiovru yiuycw the market for and keep the balance. You can do this Stevenson NOTICE for a good and will pay highest prices VEKXON SPECIALTY CO., Monroe. or Torrlngton vegetables, etc. Cash paid week tools. Loren B. Caiter, veal, poultry, eggs, P. O. Box 264, Bridgeport, Conn. farm with stock and for all stock bought. Clinton H. Judson. Of all kinds at Main street, Waterbury, Conn, repaired REAL ESTATE SALE. u East LIOCKS reasonable prices. Have -1 Knox 2 car, fine shape, SALE- cyd. sold his farm or Grandfather Clock that needs so FOR 1 S30U. Clarke Auto Birdsey McEwen has & repairing Under Ford, SUNDAY. CRAFT LYON, so am Conn. and Mis Lund of who NO CHURCH SERVICES, it will run accurately? If I prepared Station, Milford. to Mr Brooklyn, serve I to TM anA Mva Stepney, Conn. to you. refer you, by permission, have taken possession No services were held on Sunday in For Quality Allison r. 'Smith, miwv oi ihb nisis, ior McEwen are going to muve into a part in Painters, Paper Hangers, Woodtinishers. whom I restored to its old time efficiency a NMMNKMNMMNNMN tho rnnmh the Center. New i do fine old Colonial clock. E.E.Meeker, nt Uolfo Pvarllav'a linns a aa snnn 9a and Square Dealing in our line of business fully last Our experience Preston, Conn. 1 repairs are made. A deasant meeting was enjoyed, at our store. Full guarantee every contract uaige ur muw w f Milburn EVirtoir ouoninw at TTarmnnv flranee. your trading be absolutely satisfactory. Agents for Do- and General Wall Estimates Two visitors from .Housatonic Grange, eik mestic and Imported Papers. on hand. VV e promptly given, we are wen eiiuippuu iui I Sell Farms Farm Strattord, were present, take and Merchandise always best service. j Wagons two A tA all i,f CUfil USt.!tt.A- - S Rev H. I. Thayer is having cream were served. to please our patrons. are timi Rpw Smith; study fiivA me a AnmrlnMnn of vour farm or place. On Wednesday the Congregational Give us a call. SALE Shore lots, Walnut Beach, and the terms and I do the rest. Write or The Wagons of Quality. Riverside FOR 8150 is expected to preach at the Sunday school held their annual picnic Conn. Level, high cottage lots call and see me. 1 can do you gooa. j auuij ALSO church, next Sunday morning. on the Center A sack race, a nn. S5 down, si week. SpeaK quicK it you BLOCK, Middle Gate District, iioute it. jvew-tow- n, green. 451 Ave. 2j uwens nas en were Penfield Craig. want one. E. W. Nash, Hollister Conn. Tel. Silos and Miss Uoldie recently running race and a kaseball game Conn. Gasoline Engines, Miss Hattie Stevens and CONN, Bridgeport, tertained much enjoyed by lie spectators. STEPNEY DEPOT. a NTIQUE FUENITUEE bought and sold. ot White P. O. Address Ensilage Machinery. Miss Grace Ferguson JPlams, A large number of the Center people YOU CAST KA8ILY G. B. Tucker. Easton. Ct. B. D. 25, Bethel. Ct. Tel div. to Get Our Prices. N. Y., and the Misses Mae and Cecelia attended the concert at East Village, THE FARM Bridgeport Don't Fail re sold to TJOE SALE- -1 farm must be youvinwnt through "Strout'l Blazina of N. Y. others took ot our ramanum - SALE-Vill- age out-- E Harrison, Wednesday evening, while close an estate. 2 houses, 4 barns and well tan Farms Ainenes., TX)B home, barn and & is her farm. 21-- 2 reasonable price. T. E. Piatt Son, Mrs Nancy French visiting cart in the college whist in Hunting watered with springs. Is a desirable n.t VRKR. nkv R. It. fare: 6.000 farm buildings. acres, v. a KTltnnT CO.. World'i L. 85. Conn. Mrs Charles Botsford, at Walk- ' of John P. Porter, Administrate!. VtIli. wc,.,. Address Box Brldgewater. Conn. sister, ton. Enquire iArgest r aim iw iwh Newtown, N Goshen, Conn. iwaitre, aumoi.,fw er Farms. Smith has entertained SALE-T- wo 53-- 4. Miss Pauline POE high grade typewriters, 'Phone Shelt-o- n " Edward French and family of her friend, Miss Schoonmaker. nearly new. A good one . A better.one Mr and Mrs F. J. 835. Irving S. Holmes Bidgetield. Conn. were guests of Miss Julie H. Hoffman of Washing-- i ! White F. For Sale Cheap Black Orpingtons, Leghorns. French, last Sunday. ton, D. C, has visited her uncle, QPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses SALE- -6 nice Chester White pigs. ready Mr and Mrs Warren Stowe hav. re one White Cochin Bantams. Eeid & FOB iW. Wheeler One good blacksmith bellows; also matched, and all kinds of repairs. go. Jesse L. Sanford, Bedding Kidge, and moved into the are and one spring business Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. paired building Mrs Ada and lumber wagon A Conn. Allbright daughter, fin Man Int. mill ha i i.i.i'JS for hatch ill near rreiicn a watMiuuu ohu. m town. wagon. We have some very line r. j. boarding H. LYNCH. Long Hill, Ct all varieties. pens T?OE SALE Pair three year old Devon Little Viola Botsford is home again PETEE mated up. stock at all tnn For Sale. E and will work e. well matched T... ITmrnn l.,c3TitQl WMU it! steers, XIOU1 LUC llGW lXaVGU 1U j A sIlOD, E. M. Sanford. Bedding Bldge, Conn lluoyiMti, Prairie State Incubators and Brooders, fll Hnu nl for a barber sne re- unit SAT.K Thoroughbred Collie puppies 2 Bar- is that the treatment is which included 2 new French Mirrors. thought Branchville. E eiirht, weeks old. Address K. wetmore, Boston Feed Hoppers, Keyes-Uav-- nks all the Furniture SALE-Fairba- gasolene engine, ceived there has not been a success. ber Chairs, besides other Eoxbury, Conn. Fountains and Bands tlx a all in new, never used, in perfect Mrs Bennett and Miss necessary to up shop; good T. E. Piatt & SonNew-tow- n, Augusta IV ..... r.atol..irn.u To imfll.'P I'ODin Will order and a bargain. Bertha Bennett of visited Mrs John E. Schneider had two chil- Conn. Bridgeport Notice. sell very low a number of second hand hop W. S. Cole, Loveland's and at Mrs L. B. several Special etc. at Stiles dren of Brooklyn. N. Y., spend pers, fountains, Station, Conn. a last week. I will receive good veal calves next Wednes- Also 100 Leghorn liens ana suiucwi Eoxbury Bradley's, for few days, 1 ruyets. with their aunt. for which vrk.. iiKiimirinn Tt.riiM hs nil gv, cam. For Sale. Miss Elsie Bibbins of Raston has days day at my place in Bethlehem, it... will the market price. of Bantams, 10. Several males. 3 Cyphers B. Downs'. from the city pay highest b A valuable young horse, color cherry bay. been visiting at J. Several people are here Incubators 25 per cent oir. l. r. aw Notice. HENEY C. HILL. Bethlehem, Conn. W. Sows, 1st and 2d at Special 1000. age 7 years, fearless and safe for Norman Potts and little daughter of All seem to enjoy for $5. TwolCliesler weight or with their children. mi.. ...lAmnlln nn .loon mifPir Pfimh Thft a to drive. Will sell cheap exchange Mr : lady Pound Ridge, N. Y., are visiting second-han- d Universal Hovcis, M on the mar- for oxen. Address John Waterbury, East themselves and make no trouble. damaged best made and most durablecomb 14. Mrs Thomas i For Sale. seen used. Burr Eclipse Conn. P. O., Stepney Depot, B. D. and Dring. Cattle each. . . ii ket. Once always Village, htl T1 7 LHAn1.nnn 011.1 TTaal We understand the Moore nlace has wj can- - and vi i mm r.. .1. fiLeuueiiB auu uauv. Vrash flows a Sneelnitv. Telephone and make appointment Harness dressing Eclipse axle compound. ree No made. William POB SALE-Th- fresh milk cows. L to visit Cobwell Wo oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell ,..i better Wellington, agent Goulett left. Tuesday morning, been sold to Mrs king No. 4. Blanket Meadow, Stepney, Conn for Fairfield County. P. O.. Boute Kruger, it traae any aay out ouuuay. ENTERPRISE Poultry Yards, N uonn. atWingdale, N. Y. A dinner was cooked and sent Bridgeport. lunula, leiepuoue Ameri- - flock lovely Eaat Morria, Ct. division. A YOUNG GIRL wishes to have an EdwardTuttlehas sold his of Frak Turkigto. Bridgeport A a it It Ha hahv cm sick, NO. 99, RIDSEFIELD, t,n nint nat.f to Mr who lives at to Mrs A. J. Partridsre. who was good, healthy, sleeps well sheep Carrington, 10 months old, very Mrs Schneider, mother of John E. niehtsi beginning to creep aim iairt. von ui the Hendryx farm. by For Sale. write Grace Thomas, New Preston, Conn.,care and will be Tax Collector's Notice. - Schneider, it not forgotten. Charles Pickett.- . T VlA TOWTl A nl,.o Ivan In 1 ivmdliinn: also black Mr tavns Will At the . tin Mrs A. has been well rpn..nflnUAxu'iccciro vaswjtr . C. H. Bassett, con- Bantam. J. Partridge Office June 2ith. and eacn horse, gentle for ladies to drive; in fine am to saw for custom Clerk's Saturday, 1 vrOTICE I ready logs all. o 4. i .. ftui" fivm Qa m. ta 11. dition. of Maurice Leavy, Walnut . i. fnmiuh Inmhfip. t.imher and cared for in her recent sickness by !,..- Inquire & Hubbell C. H. Old stand. Tree Hill, Hook, Conn. ..foil blnris at. moderate Drices. Mill is m. Other days at offlw of Taylor At Gay's Sandy Thomas on Mrs Abbie 7 a. m. m. located near my house. Leon Boumuenez. Arthur called from to p. j.i.nuui.iMn, Botsford, Conn. Machine. DROWNED IN BANTAM LAKE. J. Partridge, last Sunday. Re Labor Saving seven and Wagon mi... r Atmrnr Vnnfl 1'ilTl ht'ftt A LIGHT DBIVING Horse for sale, Carriage AUO " IIU1.1M On 9, Charles who uissvi. A yearsold. Michael Kilbride. Sandy Hook. August McKay, Redding Taxes. the Famous International Gasoline engine for Conn. has for sometime been in the employ pairing. farm machinery, uan ami see uic. Manu- Bkckt: i nA..aIiTlnff t.vae-- nn flip S. J. PABKS, Trumbull, Winn. an of the Connecticut Electrical me. t or Hie purpose ui a NY TIME you gat ready to buy organ Gold Medal Flour for of 1907, Town of Bedding, I will be Blacksmithing. Ban- - Co.. was out in a boat on Libbib, grand list u'j let me Know. .Birdsey Parsons, facturing . inst at tue store oi oiuoiu, .kuuiuk SALE-Th- ree 4, Conn. Bantam lake with another man, when . ... j..a rTli.iuHa it Ancriiul. V. TOE good young cows, ages dy Hook. Horseshoeing. Due to calve in ( find and Mr Mc- and M. Sullivan s store. Redding Eidge, 5 and 6 years. ),til..r the boat was overturned at. J. VnAtnliai liMirim 1.. Hamlin, R. F. D. 2. noR SALE-- 50 farms near this city, good a. i on (..md lota -- man irom i to p. m.. nic 11 .M - - was drowned. The other was PAINTING New Conn. DUUCUIlgS. UlU, Kay will oe at uonnery ucvucuvnu, ... CARRIAGE Milford, one to 4tf acres.Uve minutes' walk to one hour saved. The deceased leaves a father r...i t . ., . ... u a m tj I n m Ann nuu i drive to rauroau statiyw son. West Bedding, from 3 o a ge DlacK ana wnue setter Xwency-fiv- e ww,j i""r to mourn the loss of his only at Bronson's store. A Specialty. LOST-Lar- sized and. upwards. onoamtly p. m. on same the date. Been eone aljout 3 weeks. Answers Telephone 40-- name of Peter. Bewardfornis return. Homes and near trolley line, 81600 and fclucrlW.sanuioru.wjiiw.iiui. to the on W. A. v- - . Gabler. uxiora, jonn. iipwards to quick uujcu. worker and own homes. Terms easy. is- TOB SALE Good mare, driver With rent your Mrs W. Clark of Bristol visiting A SALE-Bo- ad horse, exceptional uie. 64 Grand Street. John Betz. Zoar District. S?anay hook. 1XB d, white Come and see me. Brophey, and in place, E Kneed and endurance. Kubber-tire- a wagon. SALE-- A few leghorn relatives friends this, cockerell for nice Danbury, Ct. c a t? rj..L-l.lr-. nrinir niiTS hred from Dare am. FB and breeding rtfiDU V l.fc t ... I .1 ...... " harness, . W. Hub- - this week. ' nig . jrv "' stock. and May batched. I). wishes church the noted stock, also two no use. see oeiore wpwuun " April A married man position The of the Methodist . aArrowpomt fitiii'lr bell. South Britain, ui. picnic 111u il1 . - Kpftnn Preston. Ct. WANTED or teamster; references. T. G. week J rui IK U r. 3. r. n " New ..' CU Sunday school was held, last LIST able to (j. C. tt are. care of Mrs ua South Mam St.. Waterbury. i'SENO,FOR.'PREMIim prices. Apply . it uitii sr. WiSTED-r- or ueaaoi UW6n.,.c Barber's grove. The S. C. Goodhue. The Arrowpomt rarni, new I'itnmv iii niiniiir mi TEACHER jieaaow Wednesday, in 1. mw, at home at once. Address, Arthur r rrn AllTT Tnollhfttim .Ilfl G.MyNbLE,Serat-- j In res A Tuesday. September my mil, was fine and ecxellent for boating f ton, (jonn. . hnnA full nf nirt- L. Peck. Jr., Committee. W ill exchange day vf, ai ffOUill iiJ..!Aania,niiiaiu Brooders for next spring. children and others enjoyed firstclass buu-he- r which includes two new hot which the CITTJATION Wanted by a household furniture 8ALE-one4-- one on -- hot water, and two air old colt, sorrel; eir one a bountiful collation and clerk, steady work or three stoves, one new sewinn nicuiirc nu th)R W and one and greatly. After grocery - ., in irood Mrs. w. "bay colt, 8 years old, broke to halter. ill totafam hatched week. i. W. M., Main t. Bridge- ir..rrrhiiic else order. B. P. Merwin. Ct. hot air brooders for April all returned to their homes having days 3. South Britain. Ct. be sold cheap. Aspetuck, must be good and port, Conn. Veness. Juliets, any breed, but pure. an enjoyable day. Edw. C. Uowland. New Milford, Conn. passed 10 THE ifiviWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1008. mmmmmmmmmmmmm mm DICK'S BLIZZARD CUTTERS. i

These are without an equal for cuttinc either silaee interested in a All Broken or dry fodder. If you are cutter 0 Lines of Suits Going Now this fall, just look into this one before buying. & Tobacco Hatchets and Needles, Bush Scythes and 0 at Below Cost Prices Snaths, Bradley Brush Hooks. o ! 0 nfl nle A few Hammocks still on nand which I JTlallllljOCKb am ready to let go at a low figure, to 0 Briefly we never over stocks of one season into the close them out. Better get one while they are going. carry next, O hence these decisive reductions, For the next. 15 days you can take O M. H. 0 MALLETT, pick of Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. 0 your Smart Sack Suits, formerly $10 and $12, at $6.95 Smart Sack Suits, formerly $16.50 and $18, at $10.95 i W smari mck ouns, iormeny 9io.au ana f 15, at 5.95 Smart Back Suits, formerly $20, at 12.95 Sizes 83 to 46, nothing reserved. Willam ' Jennings Bryan Blacks, Blues, Fancy Cheviots and Worsteds. With practically but two weefcs left in which to clear our To-da- y Our Store. Speaks at tables for Fall Goods we have named prices that will make quick work of the balance of our Stock ' made Records of his ten best for Bryan has just speeches Suit Prices will never be lower than now. Come to this Sale us to the just expecting make good every Genuine Edison Phonograph price inducement and every claim we advertise. We will do it. sold by us. The Records consist of telling passages selected from his favorite orations on such subjects as The Trust Question, Imperialism, Immortality, The Labor Question, An Ideal Republic, etc. New Location: Postoffice Block. These Records were made by Mr Bryan himself. Everyone who has heard him speak will recognize all of that wonderful charm of voice and manner that has made him famous as an orator. ' Great Barrio, HATCH & DEWEY, New Milford. Frank E. Soule, ,3 Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford.

The Newtown Bea EIGHTY-THRE- E YEARS OLD AND BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. 5TILLJLAB0 RING. Newtown. Friday, August 21. 1908. The New Milford Eclectics defeated the regular New Milford team on Sat Ralph Morehouse, the veteran monu urday, 15, score ment was 83 old August by the of 60. man, years Sunday. was hard Mr Morehouse labors ine game fought until late NewMilford. every day at the in the when the Eclectics' RIDDIFORD. of monuments and is game piled setting up ap- up the score. for MRS E. F. BRENNAN. as fresh and as 60. Battery Eclectics, parently agile at Warner and Moore: for New Milford. CLEARANCE SALE OF Mrs E. F. Brennan on He is a wonder and no mistake. passed away Canfield and Sharra.. The Eclectics Saturday at the home of her brother, would like to in hear from surroundinir Summer Muslin Underwear, Charles Hurd, Merryall, aged 59 teams in to She is survived two regard games and promise years. by daugh James L. McEwan smashed two a deal Linens Mrs Mead of New York Mrs fing anyone square and a warm Stamped ters, and ers week y&tc Y badly, last Wednesday, while reception. and Novelties. Joja of Albany, N. and one son, a heavv barrel. Embroidery T. two lifting Stuart Brennan, brothers. Frank W. Marsh and Mr Mrs Thomas and Charles Hurd and William Hurd of Attorney Bray niece, Commencing 15. and Mrs Orlando Pepper of Sherman, Kate Bray, are visiting at Great Bar- - August Auburn, N. Y., and a sister, Mrs Sar ' were guests, Sunday, of the of rington, Mass. ah L. Bull, of Bridgeport. The funeral party We want and room for our young at Emerald lodge, Green money took dace on Tuesday afternoon, peopie Fall Stock. You will find prices at- Rev F. Plumb Funeral pond. J. (officiating. Mrs O. I. Leach a week If want tractive. Director Thomas had the is passing you Don't You arrangements with Mr and Mrs E. P. Briggs in Sher- show new in We can many styles in charge. man and later will go to Pawling, N. Good values in Dry Goods, call C-- B Corsets. Y for a week's with her Often Wonder W. A. of force is sojourn Boyd the Gazette Alonzo Leach. and see us in our new location, his annual vacation. brother, enjoying Carl with his out- next door to Evitt's Store. Why people go A. C. the efficient foreman Puchala, threshing Drug Worley, fit, has threshed out oat and so has the rye lar aneld tor what's right under at the Gazette office, returned aft for Hans and is now Boston and crop Ahlstrom, DAVID MILLER, their noses? Take, for instance, At er two weeks' sojourn in for Albert Johnson. From RIDDIFORD'S, working Bank New Conn. and other places. there he to W. W. Curtis'. Street, Milford, Jewelry Photographic Supplies Bank New Milford. Mrs Moore went to goes Street, James Cosey Miss Esther Ahlstrom has been visit- anything better, any way you look Beach, Tuesday, to bring her sister, Miss Clara Anderson in Chestnut at it than can be found here? Mrs Emma E. Boardman. ing Steam and right Adams, to Land. ' Mrs W. Wonderful service, wonderful Mr and H. Hamilton and Miss Grace Clark of New Milford is Hot Water of New have wonderful deal son, Clarence, Haven, a of Miss Johnson of Sec- Heaters, economy, square been Mr and Mrs M. W. guest Sylvia Unique visiting ond Hill. ing, too. w ake upiuome m, C. McOmber. Manufactured by Warren Allen, Joseph Miller of New York, was the Uharles or. is JJonneliy Bridgeport guest of friends in town, Sunday. J. A. NOWTHROP, Sherman, Conn. visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Prop. By Mail or Earle Camp went to the Danbury New Milford, Conn. Donnelly. on to a seco nd Photo Goods. Cochrane of New has Tuesday, undergo oper- E. A. STROUT CO., Harry York, ation. He is a son of Mr and Mrs been of his Earle By Wire. Boston, New York, Philadelphia. the guest cousin, Charles CamD. I call attention of the Farms and sold. Patchen. Miss Ada an efficient clerk Edward P. bought The DeRue Bros. which Brown, Martin Amateur Photographers that I do When you need any Minstrels, in the local telephone office, is enjoy- Ar- at New Milford house, Developing and and the drug store goods Toilet Fire Insurance. appear opera ing her annual vacation. PLUMBING and Printing or present an entertainment that is truly work will be in24hours'aft-e-r ticles, Drugs Emergency Reliable companies. Lowest Rates. Seven kilns are now being operated HEATING ready Goods just send your order by Ideal." The real southern (darkey's at the Boardman branch of the New left at my store. of is ! mail or telephone. We select McCormick Farm Machinery. delight dancing effectually England Lime Co. All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work extreme portrayed with this company by a big Also have all supplies such as for you with care, send Mowers, Reapers, Hay Rakes. Miss Marjorie Todd is visiting her 180 Railroad St., NEW MILFOED, CT, once and Weber Farm etc. song and dance act, introducing John Films, the goods at guaran- Wagons, uncle, Cnarles in 107-- 4. Dry Plates, Paper, Post who was born and Hoyt, Bridgeport. Tel No tee you the same satisfaction as J. Lane, brought up Dr R. S. Todd has a valuable horse Cards and Cameras, I am an in Warren C. in Montgomery, Ala., and known in if you called in person. We Allen, at his East street infirmary, belonging dependent dealer. Tel. 205-- New Milford-Division- . that viciniy as the "Alabama Dancing never disappoint you in goods, to Lyman on which he has & ' Wizard. He executes the numer Jennings, Taylor Buckingham, Cameras service or price. all a difficult and successful op to let. ous buck and in performed Coatraeton aid steps of wing dancing eration. Builfora, His New all its grotesque eccentricities. Dr R. the well Jknown vet Kallroad Street, Milford, Ot. work takes him to all the S.Todd, generally :nas been Hav Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or The Best Line in the vaudeville theaters of all the erinarian, very busy, W. N. Noble, leading ing had a number of cases in Washing small coDiracra M. W. Hill, and it was only after in- County of cities, many ton.- - ducements and a that Bank St. New Milford. 1 large salary this Russell Noble, ason of W. N. Noble, 6. N. DRUGGbT, secured his services for a lim BURWELL, company the druggist, returned on Saturday S Bank Street, New Milford. ited engagement. He will positively after an cruise with a Painting and Paper Hanging. Fancy Driving at the house on enjoyable party A appear opera Friday of friends along the New Jersey coast. First Class Work and Reasonable Prices Large Stock Telephone 98. AND evening, August 28. Mr and Mrs J. Hatch and Ave,,-Ne- Local M. W. McOmber of t. daugh Wellsville Milford. Of Men's and Boy's Shoes. Also Manager ter, Julia, are passing a week at Mon- the Southern New England Orders may be left with 0 A Way Oo. a full line of rubbers and Telephone terey, Mass. rubber boots. Work Harnesses. attended a of the S. Company, meeting Flour, feed, grain, hay, salt, Molac N. E. in New Haven on managers molasses feed. See me and Save Money. Thursday last. Stiles & A regular meeting of New Milford Marsh, Grass seed of all kinds. lodge, N. E. 0. P., will be held Tues- Surveyors, Choice line of groceries. day evening, the 22d. 6 United Bank New Conn Firstclass meat market. We butcher Frank Evitts, Mrs Robert Dunlap is on the sick Bldg., Milford, only native steers. list. ) Will continue the Woodbury and Southbury Railroad Street, New Milford Kev Crandall J. D. for- practice. North, D., a & mer presiding elder, preached at the Telephone us at No. 1373. Ackley, Hatch Marsh, Methodist church, Sunday. C. G. Stiles H, C. Mahsh Railroad and Bridge Streets, Albert Evitts, the genial druggist, New Milford. leaves on Thursday for a 10 days' stay STOP at North Haven, Me. If J. E. Hungerford You Want The torment of Flies by using returned, Friday, COW EASE for cows, Horses, etc. after a six weeks' stay at Gaylords-vill- e. A. H . A Horse, Carriage or Poison Fly Paper. StlckyiFIy Spray McMahon, Paper, Outfit, call on rumps, riy muers. Roland S. Mygatt, a clerk at the Agent for the First National bank, is dividing his & vacation between Boston and the Beeman, Strong GURNEY Osborne & Maine coast. Stone, Thomas, Steam and' Hot Water Heaters. Mrs P. Stallnecht and son, L. G. Successors to'C. A. Way Co.. New Milford, Conn. Our motto Stallnecht, and Miss Irene Prints, Wall Paper, Glass etc. daughter, Plumbing in all its Branches. are the summer Goods." Shades. Screen Doors, etc. Stallnecht, passing at Estimates "Fair Prices for High Quality the Inn. free. Call before you buy. New Milford, Ct. Wayside The West Shore and Round Oak Stoves need We offer you the finest groceries on The frame of the new house of J. C. Wm. Oliver, no puff. They are the best. Telephone 143-- now ana earth, fresh, tempting, appetizing. Murray is up tne root is on. Taylor & Buckingham, the hustling and to-da- y and Blacksmithing Come in run your critical builders, have the contract Albert II. McMahon, of winners' and Your Wagon Repairing, eye over our list you'll "A little laughter now and then Personality. Bridge Street, New Milford. Is relished the best of men." see the economy of exenangmg your A by Many people adopt a particular Poplar Street, New Milford. Big With this end in ex- dollars for something good to eat view, combined kind of writing paper and use it Tea ! with music, Bobby DeRue and Earl clusively. After a while they are Now Is the Time C. I. Bargain Wilcox are producing an original act, known by their stationery as surely LEACH, known as the "Musical in hand- of. To have your house wired for Electric A M'nstrels," as they are known by their TOP the JOB There New Milford. fine Formosa Black or Mixed Tea, which both show them- Lights. is no time of the year when Church Street, very effectively writing. ' electric lights are more 30c pound, 4 pounds for $1. selves to be in IN THE MORNING. appreciated than in 2. artists their line. Both the hot, close summer nights, when kerosene Telephone or use Is a 50c are expert musicians and the comedy MILK gas up what littlle air there Is In the This regular Tea and will not last Louisine Fresh, Clean from the house, heats the rooms and long at this As there's limited introduced by Bobby is of the funniest up you try to sleep price. only In the delightful atmosphere of Standard Oil. ! Ask for free sample. nature. Do Quantity. They play a large number of is a good paper to adopt because it Is New Milford Creamery. it now with Spring housecleanlng. All different instruments, and the act al- work guaranteed to conform to the under- Kestaurant not only a pleasing paper to write on, writers' in- W.A PARCELLS, Prop. requirements. ways keeps up the excitement and but also a paper that is and always CHAS.A. PARCELLS Mfrr Fenn Montan, Farmers' Trading Co., terests of the audience. This act is will be in good taste. It is, in short, F. L, Bennett, Milford. only one of the features with DeRue of 12-- Mygatt Bik., 'Railroad 8t New The Store. a particular kind writing paper. Telephone 1 New Milford. 'Conn Satisfactory Brothers Minstrels, which Heals served at All Hours. appear at The latest shapes and sizes, price - New Conn. the house on 28 Olve Me A Call. Milford, Opera August for one per lb. 25c night only, under the auspices of the H.D.Hine; Odd Fellows lodge. Tickets on sale PHOTOGRAPHIC We Cover at Noble'B drug store. I Your Farm v ARTIST. Can Sell JOHN BONJIONO, Mrs R. Etfron and daughter. Miss All Your Needs. Is Eva No Matter Where It Is or What It Brick Block Effron, are guests of Mr and Mrs P.M. Infold formerly occupied by 200 'of Picture Frames. Worth. Evitts' Drug Store, N EW MILFORD. A. Golden of Housatonic avenue. Styles Supplies for home, bath, nu? ' and sick room Send full state lowest cash prle Andrew Griffing, superintendent of Call and see them. fery are all found at our shop. description, Deliveries made promptly. nd learn my wonderfully successful plan. . Boot and Shoe the Boardman branch of the New Eng- Repairing. land Lime Co., and family returned on Cassedy, STUDIO: Albert Evitts, Druggist, Saturday, after R; five weeks' stay at STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, Post Office Block, New Milford Tele 33. NEW Class Work Guaranteed. Lake Ontario. New Milford Conn. phone MILFORD W3teUley:Street,E Bridgeport.CConn First THE NEWTOWN BEE, FKiDAV. MMMMMMMtMM Second Hand The Newtown Bea Vlhm vah UNfnli CIaim OQOCOOOOOOOOOCOOCOCOOOOOO Nnwtown. Frldr. Autrunt SI, IW. X Yh taiati ake It i ly ib.l. j IU natulan wvtmtut Talking conht natel you c;in New Milford d.Hturo them with caJmr.Li but, !!!. Machines the watch, they w;ll WEDDING AT NEW MILFORD. not be able to do their allotted work The weddinir San- - of Henry Seymour until they are p it at ford and Misi Alloa Boetwlck Buck into proper couJi. yur ureai representative! of well known old New tion to do it. Prices. v One cannot mend Bargain Milford families, took place at All a delicate piece of Salntt Memorial Wednesday, church, mccliunism by vlo-- 12, at half 12 o'clock. These machines were taken in August past vi ..iv.timin, nil'. The church was beautifully decorated no machine mad j by man U as fine Sale as the human Clearance exchange for new ones. Nearly witn ferns and hydrangeas. Masses of body. The use of salts, castowll were banked in windows and pills, make is included in the lot. them the and strong; cathartic medicines is every tied to fit- bouquets each of 'the pews. the violent method. The use of them - new, Woe rnnrlnHed Alienist 95. Some of are nearly Relatives and many invited guests filled fn hwp hut although ted with the latest style speakers the church. At the hour appointed the Lane's strains of the wedding march from Family ; and large horn. Every one in per- a urn we were favored with an pxtraordinarially good Lohengrin pealed from the organ and fect order and for less than half the entered the church Medicine wedding party Is the method adopted by intelli ncnnlit. is rare preceded, as they passed up the aisle, trent O nortinn------of the stock, vet on hand. Some bargains tmrlp fc hrve - regular price. rfc fcVW J- - 1 4 the usheas William Black Headache, backache, Indigestion, ' on these the by Fell, I f here. Easy terms Claflio constipation, skin diseases all are W .1 i I! George Breckinbridge.l Wight use t ones. Write for Deneutoa immediately Dy tiie To tuwiia same as on new and David C. Sanford. Next came of this medicine. give tne people irom uie surrounumg liaf. ntir! nnces. or call and see the matrons of honor Mrs William Druggists sell it at 2:sc. and 50c. M ' fur-th- Black Pell, Mrs Ralph Underhill and who have not been able to attend the sale a e them. Mrs Richard E. Boiler. They wore white lingerie gowns, white hats with given last Thursday evening, under the and carried avail themselves oi. the tre- pink hydrangeas pink para- auspices oi the Ladies bewing society opportunity to sols. The bride followed on the arm of of the First Congregational church. B. her cousin, Ralph Underhill. They A little before 5 o'clock, Harvey Lewis Fred C. Hoyt opened the values offered we have decided to con- were met at the chancel steps by the Hoytand mendous pleasant occasion with the sale of tick- Phonograph groom and his best man, T. H. Gee, ets, and promptly on the stroke of five followed by the officiating clergymen. the first auto, that of W. G. Green's tinue the sale to Store, Rev Dr Storrs Seymour, cousin of the started for the first country on the schedule, that of Holland, at the home groom, and Rev F. B. Draper, rector 236 Main St, Danbury, Ct. of Senator Andrew G. Barnes. Here of All Saints Memorial church. Dr tYta fminatti wpra ropoiuoH with rnVAl Seymour read the service from a prayer Dutch hospitality, and made to sit at tables on the book bound in ivory which was handed placed under the trees at which were served before the service be lawn, wafers, 12 him by the bride nntph rhppan nnrt rncna. Evfirithino" Saturday, September gan. The.bnde was given away by tier nhniit the nlace bore succrestion of Hol mother, Mrs J. Leroy Buck. During land, the old Dutcn windmill, uuicn flnwer oeese and annroDriate the ceremony, E. G. Clemence, the decorations. The host and hostess were on soft the Loh flA Few organist, played organ dressed in the fashion of the Dutch If haven't attended the sale yourself inquire 1 engrin overture and after it the Men peasantry, as were all of the assist- you delsohn Wedding march. The other ants. The following persons constitut- : Mr and Mrs A. New Things music rendered was ed the Dutch colonv of of the have been J G. Barnes, Mr and Mrs 0. W. Hoyt, neighbors bargains they March Militaire Gounod H your q AT DANBURY'S Mrs Maggie A. Northrop, Mr i.osee, Nocturne Lemaire MisaHattie Hine. Miss Weaver. Mr 41 GREATEST STORE if Serenade Hans Sitt Weaver, Miss Edna Barnes, Miss Bur- here for the last 20 days. Then we are 0 Mrs Archie receiving Toccata Widor gess, Miss Helen Barton, The Dime Razor. Miss Marion Marsh. Safety & Pierre Marsh, 11 The Fruit Jar. Suite The next country was that of Ger; a at once and Economy Dethier Positive you'll plan shopping trip The Cookerette. Nocturne many represented at the pleasant home q Wedding March from Feramos Rubin of W. G. Brown on Main street, where The Electric Sad Iron. ladies dressed in the or stein a bevy of young m for the Golden J5ros . More. or lacK The Onyx Round Roaster. and brilliant colored costume of start As left the church the chimes quaint The Christy Improved 1 they the German peasant girl greeted the out the changes merrily. J. he The house was prettily deco- o mixer. rang guests. we will not mention at this time, as 14 bride wore a princesse gown en traine, rated and the refreshments were Ger space prices nretzels and coffee. Those havine trimmed with Duchesse and Old Point man ! Burner. charge here were : Miss May Brown, J lace worn by her mother on her wed facts over. 4f The latest types of ranges, sr Miss Scofield, Mrs Leach, Miss fcdna H thev are household the country ding gown. The veil was tulle, with Brewer, Miss Mildred Soule, Miss W 11 Mrs At Ger- - J$ You can always be sure orange blossoms, and she carried an uvuimni PnWt- firepn. the tourists left the conventional i of obtaining the best goods 0? ivory bound prayer book. Her only. many autos for stages which plied among tne and be convinced. here and no one undersells ornament was a diamond brooch with Come and see 4 ' W Swiss mountains, and soon the travel- 4f us. fc pearl pendants, the gift of the groom. ers were in Switzerland, represented at The reception was at the home of the the beautiful and sightly home or L. - F. Curtis. the tourists were An 1 bride's aunt, Mrs Henry E. Postwick, Alighting met by two Swiss guides, Mrs W. P. homestead In Hard-- g the old of the family. T.anHnn and Miss F.li7.aheth Lum. both $The Danbury the same room where 38. years before, dressed in Swiss costume and each car Co.. her mother was married, the bride re- - rying an Alpenstock: These guides at ware The once conducted all to tne cnateau Bros. bridal Golden JjjiLceived congratulations. 42 where the royal host and hostess, Mr m a Dower 4? 249-2- 51 Main St . party stood oi ciematis, and Mrs L. F. Curtis and their guest, ferns, pink asters and hydrangeas. Mrs Andrew Clark, received. Then the J Danbury Everywhere were flowers in profusion, tourists registered in the book over Railroad Street which presided Miss Jessie Hunger-for- 4i making the old house a pleasant place and then all proceeded to the ar- sorer Therp-wer- e and to seer many artistic bor where refreshments of goats' (?) beautiful gifts. Bentley's Orchestra milk, Swiss cheese, and Swiss brown Conn. selec-tion- New of Bridgeport gave many choice b bread were served under the supervis Milford, Mrs Al- of music. Maresi of New York ion of Mrs Vincent Sterling, bert Sterling, Mrs King and the Misses The delicious lunch to the mos Bottle served a guests, Waldron, Knapp and Mallett, all of intimate friends and relatives of the whom were dressed in Swiss costume. Useful for the Auto, Outings, Trav- families. Mr and Mrs Sanford left One of the pleasant features of this Sick room and the was the of the eling, baby. New Milford in an automobile in a stopping place yodle Will keep the contents hot 24 hours Swiss and Tyrolese mountaineer ren- confetti amidst white without heat, and keep ice cold liq- shower of floating dered by "Gus" Taylor. It could be uids cold 72 hours without ice. streamers and waving banners, fol- nlainlv heard in the vallev below as STANLEY STEAM CAR Lasts a lijetime. lowed by the best wishes of their well as among the hills. See wonderful bottle in our Next came represented at this friends. sailed from Bos- Africa, window. many They the home of Dr Barker. The tourists on the ton on Saturday. August 15, were there greeted by two colored boys White Star line steamer, Cymric, for in livery, Daniel Landon and Verton a two months' stay abroad. Among Lake. Inside the grounds everything spoke of the Dark continent and its the guests from out of town were Mr - ESTABLISHMENT TOR people. The hedges contained innum- Mrs E. East ffloWS. JEWELRY. and Richard . Boiler, avoha annflnurprfl nnn cnlHprt .,4A.5inSt Bridgeport, Conn Orange, N. J.; Mr and Mrs- Ralph which with long streamers of red and Uunderhill. Brooklyn; Mrs Isaac "yaller" formed the appropriate deco nonor and Elizabeth, Stam- rations. Two colored guests oi Geery daughter, from Zululand, Mrs John Pettibone : Mrs H. ford. Ct. Mr and Charles and Miss Flora Stillson, dressed in the Mathews, Philadelphia; Mr George M. height of native fashion, smiled coyly or- Woodruff, George C. Woodruff, Dr and upon all of the tourists, while the chestra composed oi the following Mrs S. Litchfield ; Mr and 0. Seymour, musicians: Misses Emmons, King, I West N. d, strout Sells Farms Mrs Farley Osgood, Orange, Sturges, mandolins; Martin Hunger-for- Ti,nnonda of sales Drove Mrs S. N. Clifford en- No advance J. ; F. Waterman, Orange, violin; Hatch, banjo; right methods. Those who helped fee required. Improved listing Miss Jennie Willetts, Brooklyn; tertained the party. mauea on to make the hive a pleasant blanks kuucdi. Mr and Mrs P. guests George Breckinbridge, time in Africa were Mrs Barker, Mr E. A. Strout Company New York Rev and Mrs George Mrs New York Philadelphia city; Emmons. Mrs J. E. Hungerford, Boston Mrs MtrotiSt. l50KasM.St. Broad rqett St Barhydt, Madison; Mr T. H. Gee, New Jackson, Mr Walter Hatch and Brook-Mr- s Sturges. Marsh and irving 18-mc- York city; Mr Claflin Wight, Stephen h and Clark as colored waiters served re- MODEL E2. Runabout, two to four boiler Coleman Smith, New York ; Mr seating J. Managr Sarah Myers, city water- horse-powe- r. freshments which consisted of burner in front, under hood. 3x4 inch engine. 10 BETHEL, CONN, and Mrs H. G. Elliott, Montclair, N. melon and ice water right off of the Gaylords-ville;Mran- d as 30x3 Wheel J.; Miss Jeanette Gaylord, equator. Earle Patchen served Throttle and by-pa- ss lever on steering wheel. inch tires. mud Full Mrs Charles W- - Starr, "puncher." base, 100 inches ; track, 54 inches. Running boards and large guards. elliptical innrneved tO Gaso- li'rnm Africa thp narrv springs. Internal expanding hub brakes in addition to band brakes on driving gear. Nashville, Tenn. ; Rev and Mrs Frede- of Dr .Tanan. renrpspntprl at the home lene capacity (tank at extreme rear), 150 to 200 miles (13 gallons). Water capacity (tank rick E. ; Mrs Garner lawn and Plain ! Wright, Brooklyn Todd. Everything here on the under seat), 40 to 50 miles (26 gallons). Oil lamps, gauge lamp horn. artillery Benson, Kent; Mr and Mrs Roswell and within was Japanese. The decora- box in rear, on which may be placed any style of seat Price net cash, F. O. B. Newton, $850. Horses lan- Mr and Mrs W. L. tions consisted of Japanese flags, hawley, Derby; a etc. Adrian Van Sinderen, terns, fans, parasols, pagoda, VanSinderen, Mrs Todd, dressed in Japanese costume E. A. Scoville, H. B. Van Sinderen, Miss Janet Van while on the Horses! greeted all at the door, for Western Connecticut, Sinderen, Washington, Ct.; Mr and piazza the two Geisha girls (ciancmis Agent Mrs and Mrs F. C. Hoyt 66-2- L SOUTH BRITAIN, CONN. Mrs Frank Pierce, Kent. girls) Percy Local Tel. BIGJAUCTION acted the silent,' graceful dance of the Japanese people. Nobuji Sekido of Shine in Yale un served with Saturday at 2 P. M, Rain or TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. Tokio, at present a student guests to the following persons, who Johnson. The large modern house and their best and then were iversity, presided at a Japanese uuulu were admi.ablv ice cream and cake by the following accommodat stood in receiving line and who were spacious grounds sale. The weather man was where he books, se Mrs W. 50 horses for this displayed the papers, to the and within por-fu- helpers: Mrs G. H. Johnson, inir. The Dublic was Drodiiral in its his native dressed in appropriate co- adapted purpose and handsome teamiof black that pictures, etc., as used in handsomely decorations of American flags, G. Green, Mrs Lane. Mrs Wildman One fiprses sn nrodicral. in that of Jap- weiirh 2.S00 lbs. 5 and ti yeaas old. narrnnafrfi. fact, land. Refreshments consted lonial costume : Mr Case as General made Mises and Hoyt. Behind the A lot of good palms, ferns' and various greens Rogers We have several smaller pairs. the managers of the trip had to discon anese rice cakes, and offic- essential We have several good drlv-- C tea, imported Washington, Miss Jennings as Martha a becoming back ground for the scenes in the kitchen, very the sale or tickets and thus many in Mar- orTvery horses that are acclimated and tinue wafers made the shape of Japanese Johnson Uncle ial In the spacious recep- labors were dutifully rendered by and were Drevented from goini? on the Hoyt Washington, Hiram as reception. This lot of horses are all young cherry blossoms. Mrs Harvey hall noted of the gov- cus Merwin, Mr Boynton, Mr Lane out world-wid- Mr Miss baran Kooerts, tion the people 30 good second hand horses right e tour. The different coun served the tea, which was distributed Sam, BoIIes, and Mr Pettibone. Here ended the TworksX wUl be sold for the high dollar Mrs Johnson, Mrs Mills, Mrs ernment, all dressed in evening and that tries were represented in a manner the "tea Mrs F. Hiram around the world, taken by no matter what they bring.. by following girls :' A rtlniir TnrM Miss RolleS. MissCOES-- conventional dress formed the receiv- unique trip which reflected great credit upon those E. Mrs Sherman Green, Mrs of the town, al- Extra. Starr, colonial dames with powdered ing line with W. G. Brown as usher. many of the people in hall, as Brook-fiel- d, Special having the arrangements charge, Frank Smile. Miss Hall and MISS Jose was so from Bridgewater, con- w gowns, master President Roosevelt represented by people We have six big work "horses from a while rhfl thanks nf everv well wisher all dressed in native ap-R- hair and handsome w phine Warner, C. M. who said to one Washington, New York, Brooklyn, the state that will be sold regard-- Deo- - and little Miss Hungerford rep- by Beach, every tractor up and nf anv pffnrt nut forth to srive the Percy hour flashes of light- of cost. All these horses are young General and Martha Washing- "delighted." Mrs Beach represented etc. At a late workers. This is a good ple of New Milford a pleasant evening this time the tnnrists Jooked resented the and good Excellent music was rendered Mrs Roosevelt. Vice President and ning began to illumine, sky HwiJ wmom. busies. Bring tro out to Messrs W. ureen, o, o. forward to arriving in their own native ton, Jr. of thunder came from over want to sell to theUeding horse the evening by Harold Hunt, Mrs Fairbanks were represented by heavy peals anything you - Johnson, P. E Clark. W. M. Keeler, land, and when stepped into the during the weather man con- mart of Connecticut. they who officiated at the piano, while Miss Deacon and Mrs C. B. Marsh while S. Candlewood, but the Tavlor Brothers, ti. l. isouie, games home of Miss Ruth Booth. America. much coveted Mr tinued accommodating and held the P. M. Cas- - a Martha Treadwell and Mrs Huriburt S. Green was the Marsh, Andrew Booth and they were not disappointed. Hre in Mr elements in obeisance until all the ns which consisted of Taft Vincent Sterling represented who contributed tneir autoa gra- served refreshments sound in sedy, tine old, colonial house, witn tasty homemade cookies. Strauss. Miss A. E. Bostwick repre- tourists were safe and their tis and who did yeoman service against white and blue, Colon- lemonade and Hamilton Bros., of red, nna 'tnnre remained to be sented Mrs Root. Miss Bessie Hine own homes, and had lain themselves odds, that of an overwhelming ial was represent Rut nlppp and the Depot. (treat America excellently Long-wort-h. down to dream of the pleasures 749 Street. Opposite "White House," Washing represented Alice Roosevelt Water patronage. All this can be truthfully ed. The hostess, as Columbia, grace- visited, the D. the nome oi Kev u. a. Every one smiled, appeared trials of travel. Bridgeport said about tne irip Arounu w nunu, fully received and introduced the ton, C, NEWTOWN 12 THE BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1008.

Some me I one'pfcki up again touched and almost forgotten for a FMT TTTDWH7 Corn While my btttera ihino and wait, dozen years. It was dua to th nwi 'i can only circulate!" and the Interest ft fit of fin nil. lu,l(nHIIVP that Starch Then the Master from hit walk this dormant fund was resurrected fom its Breakfast Dinner Supper AH meals and between Came again and stopped their talk; quiet repose at three per cent I ana made a nucleus about which meals the goodness of Duryeas' Corn Starch, in its hun- "Here's the book," heard him say, to was gather funds for this new building. dreds of dainty uses, delights everyone who appreciates "I reading yesterday J" 1 can' well remember, as can others wholesome food. As with eagerness he took good here, the library meetinsr in 1901. when

ng That meek circulating book Nothing like it amonu al! products gs a practical, never-faili- this lady asked about this fund, and Murmuring softly'Thla I find help in everyday cooking and baking, enabling you suggested that steps be taken to in Most refreshing to the mind. to make better, more pleasing, more nourishing dishes. crease it She herself took those steps and charms in our free Wisdom deep unique by organizing the women of the The secret is opened to you place Mao1 I am grown to tired to seek ; into a committee of several score to Ami Tlkir Air TMmgs B$sMss and would "Book of Recipes Cooking Suggestions." What I fain read instead prepare materials for a general iale. one has Duryeas' purity and daintiness make Is what every read, which would be given in the summer of ' it unapproached for fine desserts, Haply to regain the touch, 1902 for this building fund. The sale i was held The Wanamaker of the best the world oilers in Crocirt pound paekasestoe. Lost by wandering overmuch, at the Knoll in August 1902, policy having universal as and both necessaries and of NATIONAL STARCH COMPANY, Of the heart, planned, by it over seven hun- Dry Goods, luxuries, the best everything a dred dollars NtYwkC1 And become thereof part!" was added to the building in home outfittlngs, from plain kitchen furnishings to grand pianos ..Hill fund. This settled the matter. We r I Vefl . Then, with him, I blessed the tomes and paintings, gives to this wonderful collection of merchandise a all felt now That go in and out of homes, that a new building was and unique richness, completeness and variety, while the systematic 1 Envying not the titled great, possible, that it must be srotten. of the stocks makes le And content to circulate! It was also seen that to hold the funds arrangement splendid everything Lnj for such a building and to administer so that customers can compare and select quickly and comfort- Such was the first library associ- the property the library must be in ably. Come and test the bigness, broadness and of ation, a library of books that efficiency really corporated as legal body. The first circulated. And as such it lasted Wanamaker's. intention was simply to incorporate thirty-fiv- e from 1852 to 1887, As Summer lasts years, the existing Washington Reading long as you will find Summer goods, but and provided in its history some twelve Room and Library Association ; but the meantime we are clearing decks for September action. Trains hundred books, quite a number of structure of this body was loose, its from many points, ships from many ports, are bringing reinforce- markable deed is which are still existing in the charge an abiding memory. membership uncertain. It was seen of Fall Bee. of the Gunn Memorial Those ments new stocks enlisted months ago by our merchandise The Newtown Mr Gunn was, as president, usually Library. that there must be a new and more re who it are to-d- few scouts. These new arrivals will interest Newtown, Friday, August 21, 1008 the auctioneer, and the effective man- organized among sponsible corporation formed. The you. but we take off our hats to them ner in which the .charms of a readable us, steps toward this new organization Special provision is made for the pleasure and comfort of added and to it Their work was book were presented many pen- were all prepared and guided by the patrons as well as for their needs. While because it .GUNN MEMORIAL LIBRARY. and that which has come interesting niless to the bidding good, forth two of our number whose to- price. absence is one of the retail of from their work is good as we see it greatest merchandise centers the world, These auction sales were held on the day is the one dark line in our bright- ADDRESS BY REV W. R. RICH- were the real founders Wanamaker's shows modern at its best and has evening of the first Thursday of the They ness and rejoicing, Senator Piatt and storekeeping ARDS D. D. this Gunn Memorial month. Thursday, as I have often been of Library. DrFord. These two were the ones to many distinctive features which make it one of the great "Sights" The tendency of the move- told out of the .traditions of Washing- library whose hand this work fell would in- of New York. At the Dedication Exercises at Wash- but- ment in Washington has continually deed ton, was butter tub day. Making they might be with us to see the The wonderful is like ington on May 29. been to lengthen its cords and store a great world Exposition where ter was as general an industry then as strength- completion of that to which they each en its stakes to spread out in service superb exhibits from every continent are artistically displayed in from milk dairying is now in town. And on gave a very large interest and active (Continued Page 5.) and usefulness. It was this various Thursdays the citizens from all over tendency effort Senator Piatt did not live to see sections, making it easy to examine the beautiful jewels, tion was disbanded. which brought about the from our town gathered up theirjfull butter change this building begun, but gave invalu. rare books, fine silverware, exquisite art works and other attrac- The first share of stock in this libra to tubs and started for Erastus Hurlburt's the Washington Library Association able help m the and in tions. was sold to preparations Tourists should see these, should visit the handsomely ry company Elnathan Green in time the second generation, the Washington store. They got to tne the raising of funds for it Dr Ford. furnished of Mitchell. The fourteenth share was Room and suites rooms, the elegant piano salons, the Antique to attend the church prayer meeting. Reading Circulating Library as one of the two members on our sold to Mr Gunn, who on to Store, the the Art passed it I wish sometimes there was a butter Association. C. B. Gold was the pro- Hospital, Gallery, the Cold Storage Vault, the Mrs building committee, gave more than John Brinsraade, after thirty moter of this change, as he has been Splendid Restaurant the and Auditorium tub day to bring them now. Then, aft- a year of peculiarly careful and con- overlooking city, the years. The thirty-eight- h share was of of so matters er the meeting, they took their full many progressive tinuous attention to this work, and with its great organ. ' It was held a interesting history. by to be down to amongst us. I find in the old records' lived to tubs to the store carried see its completion save only in Visitors are welcome. No young ladies' sewing society. It seems the letter which he wrote to old always one will ask you to buy, New Haven, got the empty ones of the the a very few of the last details. These this sewing society had a few books association the first though you'll see the store filled with the most attractive mer- last week, and also laid in a full supply making proposals two were preeminently the beginners which were read out loud while (they of The letter is chandise from all over the world. of town news ; then, by the simple ex- change. undated, of the new body. sewed ; they turned over these books from the minutes I pedient of bringing a lunch or of get- but gather that it As I have said, the transition from . to the new library association, and re- ting invited out to tea, they could stay was received on October 4, 1882. The the first to the second ceived for them this share stock. .organization of be book mainpurpose of the change was the over and present at the auction was through troubled waters ; but the JOIN WAKAMAI3E1 This shows that whatever may be the in the evening. establishment of a reading roomjin destruction of the second truth about the necessary to Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avenue, present generation, our connection with the and pron-abl- y, I have gone over the list of biddings library, prepare for the third organization was A. T. Stewart & Co. to Tenth Street grandmothers did not spend all their it is not the Eighth and sales ; it is remarkable how wide- though mentioned, most smoothly and peacefully accom time at sewing circles in gossip. The more of the ly these books were circulated. It was frequent opening library plished. This was due, in a large Hew York charge was a slander then, and I think and the of the books Gfly not uncommon to bid off 200 books at a larger availability. measure, to the wise guidance of the it is a slander now. Altogether, one single evening's sale. When the num- than was possible by a sale or auction President, W. L. Van Sinderen. Mr hundred and thirty-seve- n shares were once a month. At least these ber of books sold was pnly a hundred, were Van Sinderen had just been elected sold during the history of the associ- the two benefits resulted the recording angel of proceedings great that President at the 1902, ation. The last share was sold in 1879 July meeting, would enter the remark was from the change. The proposal seemed and his first as a memorial tribute to our deceased able to about our new to the that it active movement was to say with pride Rev George Thrall of sainted momentous to the stockholders ; and I bad weather or a very poor auction. destroy the body of which he had been son, Goodrich, who was born in Wash- library. It is ours all through our memory. It interests us who know of both from tradition and by the It was allowable for one individual to gather, elected presiding officer and to legis- ington, and after twelve years of a Washington library. Washington the later history of this Gunn Me- records, that the waters were troubled bid off as many as five books. Share late himself out of office.5. In this un- life peculiarly sweet and blessed, to people have given the money for it, morial Library to find out that the When children holders who lived as far away as New the passed through usual proceeding he showed himself those about him, died here also. If people who live here now or have next to the last share, the one hundred and had Preston and Warren would frequently them, that if any Egyptians exceedingly capable, and his efforts this suggestion meets with the approv- lived here. Washington people have and thrity-sixt- h. was sold to Mrs .Van be at these auctions. At first the titles followed them they would surely'have were crowned with success. al of those commissioned to carry on built it. The architect, E. K. Rossi- Ingen. complete of all books as in the closet been swallowed up. It took three came the work, we shall it and is one of and in addition to his The they lay Every step, as it along, was appreciate ter, us, first books weref bought im- to make the But fin- were read off, and bids asked, but as years passage. taken unanimously by the body, and in earnestly hope for the completion of other generous gifts the design of this mediately after the first shares of the old stockholders landed the number of books got too many for ally safely such a manner that all property, in the fund. building was his contribution. The stock were sold. The first purchase as members in the this, those asked for were bid off, or life new organiz- terests and equipment of the associa- Sincerely yours, contractor is a Washington man, and was for one hundred dollars' worth of and books those known to be popular. Between ation, their passed over to tion were transferred to the Richard S. Barnes." those who worked for.him on.this work books. A committee selected legally these, sales books left unsold could be the new organization, to be held in new These two made the li have been and any body without an objection from large gifts very largely Washington our friend, Henry Church, bought while new members were ad- gotten by goine to the librarian and trust, any source being made, or a difficulty brary buliding and endowment an as men ; and the result is a credit to those these books. They were deposited aft- mitted to the new on of paying him fifteen cents to go to the body payment of any kind being encountered. It was, sured prospect. But the raising of the who worked, as well as to those who er their purchase in a closet under the three dollars fee and one dollar a Academy, open up and hunt out the year I believe, at Mr Van ,Sinderen's sug- further ten thousand dollars in this gave. It has been well done. I know stairs in the Old Academy building, dues. The first of the new book wanted. Of this fifteen cents the president gestion that Senator Piatt was put at small community was no light or easy that, for I have bothered them by which then stood on the Green, where was Deacon The first librarian kept ten cents himself for his body Galpin. the head of the incorporators of the task. It took five years to do that looking on at a very large part of the the Hall building now stands. That work of was to trouble, and paid over five cents to it establish a reading new body to present its claims to the work. It took the cooperation of prac doing. I think those who worked here Academy building is the building now and which the fund for the use of the room librarv should be public, his own name second on every citizen of the community have had a in it as a work, called The The library coming tically pride public Abbey. books were at ; book. Fines were collected for books open frequent intervals these inter- the list. to accomplish it I would that I could which all were interested in having kept in the Academy until it was vals two to and kept over monthly sale, or for injury. varied from six seven At just this stage in the movement rehearse to you all the individuals and up to the highest notch. The stuff in moved off the Green, and the Hall on is here borne in times a week. John Taylor Piatt was Senator In- who These were is stuff. The Green Interesting testimony Piatt, the Chairman of the organizations gave. it largely Washington the took its place. At that the first and served efficient- our records to the fact that these read- librarian, corporators, received the following let- one hundred and forty in number, and stones were brought by our farmers time the offer of a room in the Hall for a number of ers did not use electric lights, nor did ly years. Following ter, dated September 20, 1902: as many of these gifts came from fam- from stone walls which were in sight was made to the library association. Mrs Lena Fenn Miss they pay tribute to the Standard Oil him, Nichols, ilies and which consist- of the ; and this work was On the first "Dear Senator : name organizations building Thursday of December, Eliazbeth - Mrs Piatt If the trust, but they read their books by the Baker, Lillie Gunn ed of many members, many times that done almost without cost. The frame 1874, this new library room, which has 'Gunn Memorial Library' shall be by-la- w Smith and Mr Atwood have served it lowly candle, for a special pro-ivd- number of individuals is included. It and timbers of this building 'grew in been all . and of familiar to of us as Our Li as The of sec- adopted, if a fund at least a fine of three cents for every librarians. history this would be interesting and also amusing Washington trees in the woods which be one-ha- brary, was used. While the Academy ond is $25,000 can raised, at least lf candle grease spot found on a book re- organization familiar to all. to go over the and can see out of the win- was moved and the Hall of it to be invested for a maintenance exciting interesting you library being being , Under its care the and turned to the library. library grew events which were gotten up to nelp dows, not a quarter of a mile away, built, the books were kept in the fund. I will contributel$10,000 towards You see this was the kind of li- flourished. It more and more made it- this cause. marvelous and even a if Remember the if the art memorials of porch of the Congregational church, self a institution instead of it Further, the land north of Mrs brary, and in it were the kind of books public a circus of 1904, under the capable man- so great beauty came from outside, The circulation of these books was by This did Galpin's house shall be thought suit of which one of our own citizens has private society. it first by agement of Victor McCutcheon, with from London and New York, the means of auctions. The use of a book able for the purpose, I will give that written a This described adopting a change advocated by Mr unrivaled poem. poem land as a the assistance ot his many people to whom they stand for memo- a month was auctioned off to the high' Truner library building site. the and the of namely, the opening of its of ; Sen- purpose dignity this Yours stars the first magnitude it cleared rialMr and Mrs Frederick Gunn, est bidder for that use. This was but- room to and truly, early library association and its books reading freely all, not only $700 and the town of ator Orville H. Mrs Brins-mad- e ter on bacon to New E. H. Van gave Washington Piatt, Mary genuine Eng to the members and Ingen." ' so well that I take the liberty of read- subscribers of the something to talk about and laugh Brown and Goodrich Barnes-w-ere enders, for, if there was any excite This was in 1891. This was ing it to you as a part of this historic body. Eight years the first official mention of about ever since. Remember the series all Washington people, of our ment beyond others which they en sketch of an old time library. later, this wider service of the com- the name "Gunn Memorial Library." of delightful sales, or musicals at the nearest and dearest joyed it was an and to have Washington people. auction, was still further increased Ros-siter- munity by Its appropriateness was felt by or at Mr or Mr 's. This is in which an auction IN THE LIBARARY. every Knoll, Barnes', at our library in a sense and get good books to read into li- turning the organization a free one on the board and in the town. Remember the many libraries do not to the by it was doubled The ( plays always belong blessing. by (By Rossiter W. Raymond.) brary. Withdrawal of books and mag- Nothing could be more than where we roared with our comedians towns which laws fitting they adorn. We rejoice provided that no book should be azines, use of that this While the Master went to walk, reading room, every use library building should com- and wept with our tragedians oh, we to have it so. and we believe that we issued for a smaller bid than two cents, of the was made All the books to talk. library, free to dwel- memorate the work of Frederick W. had good times even if we had hard will always it more because it is he usual bid for a book was from two began enjoy lers and residents in the town. The Gunn and his Gunn work back wife, Abigail. getting that money. so. This is a house which we our- to five cents for one month's use. But Some, with gilded and side, motion to make a this free library was (who, we thank God, is still with us The result of these efforts is y selves have builded. the tradition ex- fair and wide, exists of riotously Pages margins made November 1898 to-d- 3, (that was the at the dedication exercises). the assured fact that $25,000 and $700 That brings the matter of our library occasions such Leaves uncut and coDies few, travagant when, for a one historian name To-da- thing your has done for itiat appealed to every one who over has been raised. We have our en- history down to date. y we ded- book as for our forefathers' Boasted they were "good as new !" rep- the library), and being carried, the had known or had heard of Washing dowment of $13,000, and we have our icate to future usefulness what has utation, I am sorry to say, it was not was Some, less gorgeous, proudly told proposal put into effect January ton's history. The proposal that those new building wkhout a single cent of been so well begun. Long may this "Edwards on the Will." or the "Hist- 1899. The How they were extremely old, 1, former charge of a dollar who had made this village the unique debt on it. Our building committee new and beautiful building stand to ory of the Thirteen Colonies," or "The like books a to all who desired Rare and costly not year the privilege family party which it has always been has so arranged that every bill is paid, give adornment to our village, to pro- Metaphysical Basis of the Understand- Merely scarce because "de luxe !" of drawing books, also the charge of should be thus commemorated was and we. have a margin over. It is not vide pleasure and instruction for its ing" no. for such a novel as "Neigh- two cents a week on each book adopted, and and immense, drawn, gladly the Eenerous tro a big margin. If I say $25 over, I citizens, and to commemorate in its bor Jackwood," or for Others, heavy abolished. This "Ivanhoe," were action multi- positions of this letter gratefully ac think I have gone as far as I dare, but walls and windows and by its literature Claimed the crown for common sense. very light these Puritans ran up plied the use of the booksmany . we have not the "Wise men, passing by the rest, fold, cepted. gone beyond money presence those who have been greatly the bidding to seventy-fiv- e cents, a dol- and madethis what will the next meetinsr Come us and the best I' " library it now At of the Board of we have raised to build. loved and highly honored here in lar, a dollar and a Ah! human to 'get quarter. always remain a free library, dedi- Incorporators another letter, dated And friends, this also it is pardon nature is much the same as generations Others said they stood apart, cated to the use, the instruction and Ocober 18, 1902, received by its Chair- come and go. We are all children and Being miracles of Art! the pleasure of 'all who choose to man, was read as follows : like a story. I have not been able to "Never mind the text," said they, avail themselves of its privileges. The "Hon. Orville H. Piatt, ascertain who the in- to-da- y was extravagant "Pictures are the thing !" steps from this Washington Reading My Dear Sir: In view of the sub- Lesieur's Lunch dividual 4who made his undying reputa- Room and Association Quick Then a shabby little book. Library to the stantial beginning toward a fund for a tion in our town by Memorial FOR history bidding With a look, present Gunn Library As- library building in this village, let me more deprecating 0 for the use of a book for one sociation all were taken li- will Whispered, "I am all unfit after our say that it afford Mrs Barnes and LADIES and GENTLEMEN, month than he could have bought it at became free In this company to Bit! brary a library and taken myself pleasure to add $5,000 to the but such one is said 196 Main Conn. new, an reliably to as the direct result of the endeavor amount already subscribed upon the Street, Danbury, I am but not with have existed; and I am ready to main- weak, age; and desire which has given us this same conditions outlined in the offer Here and there I lack a ; tain the thesis that the reputation page beautiful building. of Mr Van Ingen. We, however, de All leaves have canine which he made by it was worth the my ears, As early as 1890 a small sum, about sire this reservaton, that fa case the Office Stationery. And are stained by thumbs and tears. price, although it is another illustra- seventy-fiv- e dollars, came into the full amount is raised, not to exceed tion of the All the new and handy Office Mer malignity of fame in this I am one who never knows hands of the library association as a $500 of our subscription be withheld world chandise at popular prices, desks, filing cabinets and accessories, at that his name is not definitely Peace in elegant repose ; start towards a fund for a new library for the purpose of providing a suitable known, though the of his re When I dream of then This fund continued un- window 986-98- reputation resting, building. - stained glass for the building Jackson's New Book Shop, 8 Main St, Bridgeport THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1008. 13

Undertaken aad BmUlm$ti, The Newtown Bee 1. Drugs Prindle & florrls Poautaao Bt " r Just a Tew TIE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. -SI, .i W. A. PBINDLI L,0.0BBa. and Newtown, Conn.. Friday, August tl, 1904. Cents Fvaeral Director! 1 I df ad Embalaers, ALLISON P. SMITH, ivi Groceries. Conn. Phuidimt d Editor uc wuit vr""tf"it'i'iiibrokz: Newtown, ABTBDB J. SMITH, and cer- SlORITAIT, TRIAIDRIR, 'TVo or three pennies between suspicion AMD BDeiNU MAMAOIH. tainty. That's not much when it's eggs that you are Telepboai Call i BIN BY H. SMITH. Vice Prmidimt ADO buying. C.H. W. H. Prindle m, L. 0. Morris, 70. GlMRAb AOiM. Just remember that Blue Ribbon Eggs are guaran-tee- d. Finch, Think what it means to guarantee an egg. We've be sure'of them then we know the Successor to kartl.lt a Year, ft Oente for Bli Months. SO got to mighty but HALWEY.WILMOT& OmU for four Month. ITour Oentt a Oopr. oi Blue Ribbon Eggs and when we promise' Betts & Betta, history REYNOLDS, satisfaction you'll get it. Sandy Hook, Coao. UNDERTAKERS, Tbxmphoni, 4- -. It doesn t pay to take chances when you can buy 1M State 8t,. Bridgeport Oonn. Blue Ribbon Eggs and be sure of quality. Hours: 10 to 11 a a sealed box. Ask Sunday Advirtmmo EUtii 1 Every dozen in your grocer 12 to 1. iioroi B. Hawlit. Tine 8t. Near Park Ave and look for the unbroken seal. m.; Eowaho H. WiLMOt, 8M Ollnton Ave, lw lmo Jmo (mo yeai loan B. UlTRObDS, W West Ave, 1 1 neb 1.00 1.00 8.00 6.00 1.00 t.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 Eggs at a reasonable price. HI I Inch Strictly Fancy TELEPHONE SERVICE Telephone J Inches 1.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 3 inches t.M 6.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Woodbury Local, I6.JI. t inches 6.00 6.00 1100 18.00 30.00 S.N.E.T. Co., 76 , 4 column 4.00 6.00 10.00 4.00 40.00 P. F. column 6.00 10.00 0.00 E8.00 48.00 Keating, S 6.00 12.00 4.00 36.00 60.00 Blue Ribbon column FURNITURE DEALER, 4 column 6.00 16.00 32.00 48.00 60.00 I column 10 "ft to.oo tn.on won 100.00 Undertaking and Embalming In all Its Muresco orancbee, promptly and carefully attended to. SANDY HOOK. OONN. Reading notice., brevier type, luc line Small nonpar! a is. l a word pur week for your can 't supply you, write us Wm. J. Beehler, grocer Wall and Ceiling Circulation : DILLON DOUGLASS. Fdkkiul Director and 6 decorations Embalmeh, January 1, 1883, New Haven end Hartford, Conn. ' In attendance. Mass. R. I. (The very best water paint on the Lady Assistant always Last week, 4350 Springfield, Providence, market. Will not rub or peel off Telephone Connection. Brookleld. Conn. and many coats can be applied without taking off the old coats. HOME NEWS. DODGINGT0WN CARNIVAL HUGE Brookfield were guests, Sunday, of Mr and with not less than two days' F, B. dive It A Trial. Mr and Mrs Bouton, and Mrs George R. Wilson and Mr and notice. Credentials should be sent to BETWEEN THE ACTS SUCCESS, Funeral Directors and Mrs Sanford Underbill. Arthur C. Wheeler, Secretary Repub- & Embalmers. TAYLOR, CURTIS CO., MAN lican Congressional Committee, New York State License, TO BE PRESENTED AT THE TOWN WILD ATTRACTS BIG CROWD. The Brick Store, and Services. Day Night HALL, SATURDAY EVENING. EVENING POPULAR EXCURSION . Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 The lawn carnival held on the Sandy Hook, Conn. Georgetown, large TO SAVIN ROCK. Branch ield. Tel.: No. 1. lawn just north of Barnum Brothers Those who go to the Town hall, Satur NOT WASHBURN-CROSB- Y. will be well repaid, when store In Dodgingtown, last week, SATURDAY THE 22D. and day evening, EVENING, Blacksmithlng, Carriage B. L. Griffith's " Be- Thursday, August 13, was a grand amusing comedy, excurison Sav- MAKERS OF GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Wagon Repairing. success in and netted about An evening popular to W. JR.. tween the Acts," will be presented by every way IN MINNE- E. TROY, in Rock is scheduled Danbury-Stevenso- n NOT CONCERNED The were for the re- from Tbot'b Bldq., Sahdt Hook, members of the Alumni association of $45. proceeds APOLIS RECEIVERSHIP. C. school-hous- e for next Saturday evening, L. SMALLtiY, Furmltare A New Llae of the Lateot the Newtown High school, under the pairs and improvements on the Gaede. under the direction of the N. Y N. Stepaey Depet. Ct. direction of Dr Ross Jewell. The cast and grounds in Dodgingtown. QadertakUf--Ia all 1U Braaehea. H. & H. R. R. Co., at rate, of 75 should understood Established is 188). will There were over 300 people present at It be that the 248-- 1, of characters be, as follows: Telephone Hotel, No, number amusements Washburn-Crosb- Practical Horseshoer. Troy'i booths where cents. The of at y Co.. makers of Dike Comfort, Harold Botsford. the carnival and the and Re- this famous shore resort have multi- Wagon Carriage candy, ice cream, Merry Widow punch GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, are in noway pairing and Painting: also Blacksmlthing In Mrs Comfort, Gussie Campbell. Its branches. First class plied very rapidly, making the resort concerned with the recent all workmanship W. A. HONAN, Uncle Meander, Carlton Smith. and fancy articles were for sale, were Minneapolis guaranteed and prices always reasonable. more attractive than evei. The band mill The Connection: Division Parsons. all generously patronized. The shoot- flouring receivership. slight Telephone Bridgeport Funeral Director & Aunt Clementina, Pearl amid Embalmer, and sea concert in the open park, the in names has led to some Mr Merrygale, John Houlihan. ing gallery the deep fishing similarity We to the thousands of electric and illu- belong 70. Newtown, Conn. were both strong attractions they were lights confusion. I party that never Telephone Harris (servant), Francis Carmody. NOTICE throws mud and the minated fountain, make the place ap- One need have no fear that the. Salhe(maid), Eleanor Cavanaugh. largely patronized- by sporting sand. That Is the pear at night like fairyland. Seo ad GOLD MEDAL whose kind of shoes we out on horse. Large is and full of action people present. The tent where the housewives, your The play bright to-d- stock of shoes and all weights at my old stanc was continuous vertisement in s paper. have adorned the and and will be greeted by a full house. side show held with a pictures magazines Stationery and will cease to B M. TUTTLE, The date is Saturday eveninsr, the 22d, performance was crowded all the time newspapers, appear. and the the com- MARK TWAIN'S NEW HOME We shall see them the same as ever. SOCTHBURY, OONN. at the Town hall. play presented kept Periodicals. And the Washburn-Crosb- y Co., con- Shop closed every Saturday noon. pany laughing. Last but not least the THE LOUNGER IN PUTNAM'S tinue to be the concern In each of these lines our stock Mrs Tester and and Wild Man in the side show tent was largest milling We Invite Frank daughter Trumbullt lsvery complete. inspection. one the wonders of the and al- MAGAZINE. in the world. John T. conn Miss Bright return to New Haven, of age Porter, while News weeks most every visitor had to see him. Therefore, the receivership in Horsethosr Post Office Store, Saturday, after three passed had of Mark Expert he did not from his I the pleasure seeing question is most unfortunate, it does and Geaeral Blaekamith. Arcade, Bridgeport, with Selectman and Mrs H. H. Peck. Fortunately escape it Twain's country house at Redding, not Mr with his fam- pen but many of the children who by any means concern all Minne- All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing Tester passed Sunday a weeks "Innocence from 7 a. m. to see him Conn., tew ago. apolis flour mills. The Washburn-Crosb- y done. Shop open every week day ily, at Mr Peck's. Mr Tester holds a went were badly frightened to 6 m. Strict attention oatd to business. at as he calls was not p. his to The Home," it, quite Co., makers of the widely-advertis- Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. As To responsible position with the Union by attempts get away. finished, though in the main part of the GOLD MEDAL Co. in New and is an affa whole evening was immensely enjoyed FLOUR, shipped Mail Order House Trust Haven, on walls a building the paper was the 8,000 cars last more than their ble and agreeable gentleman to meet. by everybody and would have been year Do You Need Vehicles. and the water was running in the nearest And Mr Tester himself as greatly little more of a success financially had competitor. they are expressed There, was, however, only one A maohtna Wfl call MUwftlllfPA in about 10 o'clock pipes. still. n mnmliuiuniue muv,uiiiwi .iWUU. Bring your catalogues. with Newtown and hopes to not a shower come up flourishing Piano machines, We'll meet or beat their prices on vehicles or pleased of furniture in the and McCormick, Deering and which crowd to piece house, tedders, loaders and all kinds of anything in our line. Our profits are less tnan here another season. drove all the their hay rakes, get was the billiard table ! one farm machinery. Groceries of all kinds, the freight you would pay and you bee what committee who had that Every We are here to homes. The boots and shoes and general merchandise. you buy. right every wrong ' who knows Mr Clemens knows that he An investigation which the town ana they are not. Daniel Brennan, yard foreman at charge of the carnival and to whom Ct. has two ingrained habits smoking and officials hive been making into the S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Hawleyville for the New York and the success of the affair is due were billard Some of his friends mysterious antics at the farmhouse of A. M. Briscoe & Son, New Haven road, is dividing a week's A. E. Bevans, chairman, ,H. P. Schaf, playing. think that he smokes to excess, but, as William Hempstead in Center Groton 28-- and W. I. W.' Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 5. vacation between Hartford the John Behn, William Ferry, he has pointed out to them, he never has ended. Officials who saw spools Hello, Pard. shore. Andrews, George R. Barnum, Harry smokes more than one cigar at a time ! of thread and beans shot through the Where do ou 'buy your Feed. Caste, Benjamin James and Charles Feed Trumbull. The house is attractive. air with no apparent propelling force Why at the Farmer's Store, Mortimer Fairchild of Bridgeport The committee thank ail the Redding very Their are and their prices ai'e Callender James. and found goods right Bros,, of Miss Susan It is almost large enough for a articles of furniture trans- rigiit. uet up, J lm, i am suyis mem uu, was the guest, Sunday, people of Dodgingtown who so gener- large my Feed. Dime small hotel ; and it overlooks a lovely ferred to another room from the room Half Lunch Booms, Fairchild. contributed and aided in many THE FARMER'S FEED STORE. ously in which were wooded valley. It might have been they left, without ap- 138 South Ct ways to make the affair the grand suc- (lain St., Waterbury, Mrs E. K. and Fred hill to advan- decided c. F. Brinsmade, Prop., Morgan Morgan which was. placed further up the parent means, Friday that a of our excellent Ooffee, cess it iTrumbulI, Conn. Try cup of Bridgeport were guests, Friday, of tage, for now, while it gets the sun Frank Graham, a boyj wa3 1469-- Division. Telephone No. Bridgeport Arthur T. Nettleton and Miss Suasn a 01 cuts the Graham lives with Mr and Mrs C. W. Fairchild and rise, hill in iront tne house "spirits." the Fairchild. off the sunset view, and also the sum- Hempstcads, who are old, and when daughter of Nichols, who enjoyed an mer breezes from the south and west. Constable Card threatened him with auto to Waterbury, last Sunday, BE AFRAID to call Great is expressed for Mr trip rv sympathy dining-roo- m the most arrest, he accused a farm hand. Both Best Test. I Cornell' Florist Store passed through Newtown on their ihe imposing by JOfl and Mrs Robert Hurley of Bridgeport, made confessions t for anything you may homeward room in the house opens out through partial after that. need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. who lost their two and one-ha- lf year old trip. Monarch We make a Specialty of Floral De- French windows upon a tiled terrace Many Spiritualists were to visit the and Decoration. son by drowning at Twin Lakes on signs Wedding George B. Beers and family. H. M. which, in turn, gives outlook upon the Hempstead farm, Saturday, to see the Gasoline Engines. 9, off a dock not August by falling Wild-ma- n, Cornell's Florist Store, Smith and family and Mrs Alice wooded hills and a pergola running supposed demonstrations of spirit A of Construction. can far from the Hurley cottage, where the e. Al- Simple boy 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. who have been enjoying a stay down to a large summer-hous- power, but decided not to When they run one. 457-- are the summer. The Store Phone 619-- 5. Greenhouse 6 family spending at Fairfield beach, returned home, most every bedroom has its own bath- heard that the lad made a confession. Free demonstration. child's mother was bathing in the lake Saturday. room, and to add the last touch of com- and child to be in the care supposed the fort, the house will be lighted with of an aunt. The aunt the The Stillman Business 297 E. S. Fairchild & Son, thought Mr and Mrs H. W. Wright and Miss acetylene. At one end of the house is college, When in was water to care 303 Main in Nichols. Trading Waterbury mother leaving the Mabel Northrop passed a few days, last the billiard-roo- at the other the li street, Danbury, opens the Get Your Meals at the business for the child. Because of the mis week, at Fairfield beach, the guests of and there is a small room which department on August 24 and P. 0.: Route 4, Bridgeport. Telephone brary, the child was left alone B. who in the shorthand on Sep- understanding, Mr and Mrs George Beers, may be used as a breakwater to hold department above and was not tember 1, this Under Mr Hast- Park Lunch Room with the result were spending a week there in Happy back strangers or business callers. year. missed some afterward. The the C. E. CRANE. Prop., until time Day cottage. There is no formal drawing-roo- Mr ings' management college has and he offers a 10 For Ladies and Gentlemen. little one was found, face downward, Clemens will have an ideal home, but grown per cent dis in about three water. Mr Hur- count to those before SeD-- feet of Miss Cornelia Gelston of Sherman it is miles from a lemon and up a very enrolling West Main St.. Conn is a contractor in and tember 1 in either Call Waterbury. ley Bridgeport was a guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs dicffiult road. Perhaps his place will department. & owns two the He is or write for have TAYLOR HUBBELL. cottages at lakes. Wallace, Mitchell on Mile Hill. be "self-containe- and have its own particulars if you a known in boy or wish to send. NEWTOWN STATION. . pleasantly Newtown, having mechanics; otherwise he will have a girl you D. & Smith-Scudd- Q. BEERS CO., had the mason contract on the er Mr and Mrs E. L. Johnson were in hard time if a water-pip- e bursts, with NEWTOWN, CONN., residence in Newtown Street. ! READ THIS. New York, last to meet their the nearest plumber 10 miles away Manufacturers of Monday, son, Bishop F. F. Johnson, who re- Since this paragraph was put into Let Me Write Miss Ada cshelton entertained Miss is Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, Mr Clemens has moved into his "It astonishing," remarked a well your Insurance on your home and turned from a few month's stay across type, known on Diseases . nnc rnWEST RAT3S Mamie Hill of Shelton over Sunday. authority of the .t Buggy Tops, Cushions, the water. new home, which (true to his word) he how such a .,.7iwith absolutely secure companies. skin, large number of peo- consistent Backs, did not see until it was ready for oc- - ple, especially ladies, are attractive- and Mrs by CORBETT, Agent, And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and Mr Ralph Smith of Stepney written T. J. Mr arid Mrs Frederick and cupancy, and the cat purring on tne ly advertisements, induced to Newtown, Oonn. Wagons, send lor uataloeue. spent Sunday, the 9th, with Mrs Clark Mygatt purchase some of the so called hearth. He X am to say, de- many children are guests of Mr and Mrs S. is, glad Beauty Creams now on the Beardsley. with it. market, N. Daniels. lighted not knowing of course that they most- Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor and ly contain oly or srreasv substances and Sum that clog the of the skin and are Spring H. Carleton Hubbell returned on Satur- Dibble of The Republican convention for the pores GOAL! Raymond Hawleyville for that reason the very worst at of nominating a candidate for things WILLIAM EQAN, mer day after a fortnight's sojourn spent several days, last week, with his purpose that they could possibly use. My treat- Styles North W. An- Congress for the Fourth Congressional ment of Blotch- Successor to M. Kilbride. Montpelier, Vt grandparents, Mr and Mrs F. Pimples, Blackheads, AT will be held in Weber's Pavil- es and all of the Coal Yard at SendyHook Station. drews in Taunton. district, eruptions skin, are as 28-- 4 follows and has Telephone: Miss Margaret Crowe and Miss Ella ion, Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport, invariably proved very Corbett's Shoe Store, successful. Wash the face carefully Blake are at Walnut beach for a 10 Mrs A. C. Miss Elsie on Thursday, September 10, 1908, at HOOK OT. Moore and every night before retiring with warm SANDY town is entited to Are days stay. Moore have returned from a week's 12.30 p. m. Each water and a little oatmeal tied up in a You Sure We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford to twice the number of small cloth bag, then after Ties for Ladies. Men. Boys and Misses in all stay at Block Island. delegates equal drying When you buy your the latest and lasts. If yon are inter which it had in the well, use the following inexpensive styles A postal card written from North representatives and Feed and Groceries at my store ested call and get prices. perfectly harmless prescription Grain, Tonawanda, N. Y., of the fine Mr and Mrs Peck of Bridge- General Assemby. Under the rule which can be filled the best the market affo rds speaks George at any Drug Store. of getting Mrs Lee provided, it is the duty of the chair- Clearola Joz. Ether 1 oz. Alcohol cash Remember the trip Mr and James and Select- port were guests, last week, of Mr 7 at low prices. send ozs. Use on Hook Market, man and Mrs S. A. Blackman are en and Mrs H. G. Gilbert man of the Town Committee to a this mitxure the face as place, Sandy dele- often as possible during the day, but AUGUB'S JOLD STAND New York state. Mr ... copy of the credentials of the TheFarmers' Feed Store. joying through use night and morning anyway, allow Ni- - Dr and Mrs V0rk from his town to the Secretary AtthpSandff Hr1r Market will be found Blackman writes: "Arrived in Lamb of New are gates ing it to remain on the face at least and Salt Com tlie best the market affords in Fresh agara Falls the 12th, having had a de--1 spending a few weeks here, the guests of the Repbulican Congressional ten minutes, then the powdery film may W. Atwood, Meats. Canned ttoodsand vegetaoies in uieir four before the be wiped off. Do not wash the face Homer season. It will be my aim to conduct a i rot hghtful trip via Albany, tfunalo. The of .Mr and Mrs W. C. Turner, m mittee at least days Class Market. for some little time after using. By Southford, Conn. up through the Mohawk valley, Tauntoa Convention, and primaries for the I ask for your patronage. trip following this simple treament, you thence the canals and river election of delegates should be held at Dealer in Flour Feed and Gro- by Niagara will soon have a clear and Brilliant John H. Blackman. is fine." Mr and Mrs L H. Elsenboss of least five days before said Convention, Complexion." ceries, near Depot THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908 New Preston. All the , ARRIVALS AT THE LOOMA R WICK. Established 1843. Mr and Mra LlnJIey, W. Hingham, Benefits of Mini Florence Sicardl, Miss Ella Hig-ha- WE AKK W. J. Larklns, Elmore Larkins, Sarah Larklns, Jeannette Lurking, COD Brooklyn. W holesaJers L R. Locke, 111. Chicago, LIVER AND Frank A. Caynor. J. L. Taylor. Vin cent S. Lippe, Inez E. Campbell,' C. M. Woodward. Mra H. S. Comfort. S. OIL Retailers Jerome Baron, M. McGee, New York. OF Miai Florence Matihews. Enfield. without Allison P. Smith, Newtown. WAGONS Mra Burr Knapp. Miss KnaDD. Mrs its and II. A. Mathewson, South Norwalk. Frank Brown, New Preston. drawbacks. CARRIAGES L. Henry Felt's son enters Princeton Many people who urgently need the of description. Prices benefits every Mm university the coming fall. they would derive from pure and re- illustrations mailed on cod liver oil cannot take it because it quest. New ftiirfield sets up irritation in the stomach and disorders the digestive processes. You'll find here the MRS SOPHIA TURRELL. Others cannot stand the nausea caused largest by a dose of cod liver stock of "Mrs Sophia Turrell, widow of the "taking oil." late Benjamin Turrell, died at her There Is a way in which you can home Harness MSB in Southeast, New York, on take cod liver oil so that it will not and Wednesday was interred in the cause the slightest unpleasantness Horse Goods Wood Creek in cemetery this place on either in the mouth or the and Saturday. She was 79 vears old and stomach. That is is survived by one son, Thomas, and way to take jour cod liver oil Stable one grandson, Benjamin Turrell. Mr in the DRY TALBET FORM called Supplies. and Mrs Turrell were born in this place aim resiuea nere ior many years. C.O.D. We would be pleased to "Wednesday's weather was favorable have you visit our for the Gun club's picnic and clam TABLETS s alia aaaa The Newtown Bee. bake and the attendance was large. Repository, BHaaaHBsaaaaaaa George McGee of Beaver Brook has These are dry tablets of medium size Newtown, Friday, August 21, 19tte. ESTABLISHED 1840. bought the grass on Mrs Ida Hoyt's which you swallow whole. con- which is said to be the finest S farm. They tain all the vital to in these Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitters to Men rgi David Disbrow is still in a critical properties peculiar parts. HVVaterbury's Watertown. the finest Cod Liver Oil . and Boys. W condition. Norwegian The registrars of voters held a meet- which make it so in in the Class Rightly-Mad- e Hats a dispensable F. A. High Tailoring, Clothing, Furnishings' at the Town hall on HULL & and Shoes. BIG HEARTED THOMAS ing Friday. treatment of Consumption, Weak a a SHIELDS, Contractor IStevens is the TO THE building Lungs, Pulmonary Complaints, Nerv HONEST CORE. concrete steps at the Congregational SON, a a f ous Disorders, General La With the thermometer registering at cnurcn ana has taken the job of put- Dibility, a a new roof on I. S. Disease Opp. City Hall, a 90 editor of The Bee found ting Knapp's barn. Grippe, Wasting and Ailments YOU MAKE degrees the was able to NEVER a Henry Dayton attend to resulting from Malnutrition. In ad- DANBURY, CONN., a Thomas Shields resting comfortably in this official duties as Registrar of Vo dition they contain the Hypophos-phite- s a a an easy cnair unaer a snaae tree ax ters, on Friday. Dealers in David of Lime and Soda so valuable in a A MISTAKE a his residence. Mr Shields is a bluff, Disbrow is imnroviric his house by putting on a new coat of the of a run down system, citizen, liked by everyone, white HARDWARE. When a black suit for all around use. There a paint. They also contain that mildest of all y you buy anu not having an enemy in the world. Mrs Matt VanCuren of Patterson. N. Paints, Contractors' is Dlaces g laxatives, Licorice, in a suffic- Supplies, y no suit that can be used in so manv at all A warm and firm friendship has exist- Y., has been the guest of Mr and Mra quantity etc. Ask our Prices. ri ient to off excess of oil of seasons of the with propriety, we have some ed between the editor and Mr Shields Arthur Chase, the past week. carry any hj year Mr and Mrs Daniel Murphy have which the stomach cannot dispose. r some that should not A few g for 14 or 15 years, which began in a hired rooms and you pass up. extremely gone to housekeetrine When you take C. 0. D. TABLETS s g strange manner. While canvassing for in Bradley Beers' house. - t y light in weight, more that are medium weight, and you are not distressed by an unpleasant g The Bee 14 years ago or more in Wat W. H. A. Stevens has sold his one some that are extra $15, $16.50 and $18 suits hundred acres "fishy" taste in your mouth and Evening Excursion y heavy m ertown the writer stopped at Mr of land to a New York you are and suits in party, through the agency of Collins, never experience that unpleasant ris- y among the $9.89 lot; $20, $22 $25 m Shields' residence andwas visiting with the TO ' real estate agent. ing of gas in the throat which so often the $14.98 lot. Mr and Mrs Shields when the shrill Mr and Mrs Patrick Crane and two follows the taking of plain cod liver g g cry of "Fire, Fire," was heard outside. lady friends, and Mr and Mrs M. J. Bar- a number of dark colored suits still re- - visited Richard oil. C. O. D. . TALBETS never de I Quite fancy B It proved to be Mr Shields' barn, rett at Barrett' on Savin main unsold in and if size is Sunday. range digestion, never weaken the Rock, fil our regular suit stock the B which was burned to the ground. Mr Via New Haven stomach, never cause nausea. 50c and nere tne value will not oe Shields has been suffering since July questioned. a Easton. $1.00 per bottle at your or g with a heart trouble, but is improving druggist's, a a by mail from Saturday, August 22, now under the care of Dr Martin. Mr " GRANGE ENTHUSIASM. a Shields was retired from the service of DR K ASS0N CHEMICAL COMPANY Express Train Schedule and Fares J. B. & Easton entertained visitors as Follows: MULLINGS SON, the railroad the latter Grange company, part oi from Westport.JRedding and Norfield, 126 East 29th St.. New York City., From Leave Fare a 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 to 96 South Main Street, June, on halt pay. tie was born in Tuesday evening. The lecturer's pro- In stock and for sale by C. H . Finch Hawleyville, 6.3 p. m. 85c in 1846. He was a Conn. , - Ireland came to this gram very interesting and Sandy Hook, fewtown, 6.24 " 75c a WATEKBUKY. bountiful 6.32 " 1866-an- d supper was served. About Botsford, country in entered the employ " 65c a r a 60 were present. Stevenson, 6.43 50c of the railroad company at Winsted Several at- members of the Grange pairing the road across the Hill. The Due in Savin about 7.45 p. m. aaaa a BBBBBBBBBBBaaBBii shortly after his arrival. He came to tended the meeting of Westport recent heavy storms did much damage, Watertown in 1870 and has been see Grange, Wednesday night. Number all the roads being in" bad condition. ofTickets Strictly Limited tion boss of the Watertown branch for Aurel Human "ot"New York was Rev Maynard W. Beckwith has re- 28 years and has been m the employ of home over Sunday. Returning Special train leaves New Haven 4$ & Mr and Mrs Ira C. Andrews signed from the Easton of 11.30 p. m. the railroad for 42 years, or during all spent charge the bunday in Weston. Methodist church, his wife's health Band Grand S Whether It's 8 the time on which he has been on William Parker entertained his Concert, Illumination, being such that have decided to Famous Attrac-tinn- i cw American soil. "His''association with brother from Darien over Sunday. they Shore Dinners, More s remove to their old home in railroad officials and employees has Miss Ada Field spent a few aayM, California, than ever. last week, with Miss Louie much to the of their Sjjust A ways been pleasant and iiis work an Turney. regret many Visit, .g Mrs H. W. Osborn is visiting her friends in this New York, New Haven & ideal of thoroughness. Mr Shields' place. Hartford father and sister in Bridgeport. R.R., A or a record in watertown has been one Dr and Mrs John Maenie and son regularvoutine pioloneed triu. from the have been F0R SORE FEET. which would be difficult to duplicate. West, guests at " 43 tnere's great satistaction m caving your luggage right. Ifc F. E. Silhman's. 1908 SUMMER TIHE TABLE 1908 I 1 . His financier TIT.? i - - ability as a and worth to M a ui icauier uags, saicneis, a as- Mrs Annie W. Silliman was in town, have found Bucklen's & hc hj varies grips, complete the community were never more in Arnica Bridgeport Port Jefferson . snrlmp.nt, nf hnnrl hflcs. rntp. hnnlrs. rnin nurses hill fnlrlc on1 P last week. Salve to , r " i ttliU be the proper thing to use for all ovelties in leather. and prominence than at the.time the Water-tow- n William Slotkey has sold his place sore feet, as well as for Steamboat Co. i Shapes shades to please every 6? in the Center healing burns, Bank became involved. Mr to William Parker of sores, cuts, and all manner abra- On I fancy. Darien. pf and after June 22, 1908, the Shields was one of the directors and sions, " writes Mr W. Stone, of East ? Rev J. L. Maddox of the Congre- had a valua- Poland, Maine. It is the proper thing, Steamer PARK CITY personal knowledge of the gational church is away on a three for too, piles. Try it! Sold under CAPTC.E. Wooster-Atkinso- n tion of the bank's securities. The w eks' vacation. gaurantee at R. H. Beers TOOKER, The Co., Mr and Mrs Z. Will run as follows: Jj closing of the bank doors was suffi- J. Mellen and son & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis spent with Mr and Mrs P. Monday, Wednesday and Leave cient to alarm the Mr Sunday J. & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Friday: 4 Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. depositors. Fitch of Weston. Port Jefferson. 8.15 a. m. and 5 p. m. Leave L. H. W. 1.30 Shields, however, was one of the few Bethel; Goulett, Stevenson; Bridgeport p, m. Miss Edith B. Hawkins, who has Osborne, Easton; W. B. Haw ley, Sher- Tuesday, Thursday and Satflrday: Leave perhaps the only one to declare that man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridgeport, 8. 30 a. m. and 5, p. m. Leave Port been stenographer for the Smith & Bridge; Jefferson, 1.30 p. m. t 97777 the bank would be able to pay its de- Connery Bros., Georgetown;' J. M. Comstock for three Single Fare, 75c in full. Mr Co., theast years, Sullivan, Redding Ridge ; G. F. Baker, positors Shields always Round Trip Ticket, spent a week at her pleasant home in Hawleyville ;G. W.Hurlburt & Co.,Rox-bur- y $1.00 asserted there was no need of the bank ' Good Any Time the Season. Easton. Miss Hawkins ; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station ; During and the and other entertained on winding up, writer G. W. Hatch, W. N. No- MATINEE .EXCURSIONS : FOR SALE! Sunday last Miss Driscoll of Bridge Bridgewater; depositors held the same opinion. His ble, New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, From Bridgeport: Monday, Wednesday and and D. E. Smith and Friday. word his port family 'of New Preston ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Celebrated among townspeople was never From Port Jefferson: Tuesday. Thursday The Stallion Milford. Mr Smith made the in Washington Depot; Brown, and questioned, and, although his position trip Harry Saturday. hi s new automobile. Southbury; C. P. Williams, South Special Friday Excursion from Port Jeffer- as of him ; director the bank prevented Britain-- Perkins Bros., Warren; W. N. son 8.15 a. m. Round Trip, 50 Cents. Tickets E. on the issued. from buying of the ac- A. Hawkins ha' just had his Hurd, Hill ; 25c. good only day any depositors' Long druggists. Automobile Transportation Baron No. treated to a handsome coat given careful Bay 8254, counts, he assured the disquieted ones buildings attention. of now For further Information address that he was willing to take any and all paint, it being a very attract Race Record 2.12 "E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, III. Geo. M. Tooker, Pacing 14. of the claims ive home. S. B. Turney & Son wer e Agent, depositors' at face values. Gentlemen In 1897 1 had a disease of -- the Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. The was those who artists. Time-Tah- le Registered Standard Eule (1) Eecorded Vol. 221. result were bemoan- the stomach and bowels. In the spring subject to change without no- VII, Page tice. ing the loss of their savings were re of 1902 1 bought a. bottle ofKodoland the benefit I " Son of Baron Wilkes, 2.18. assured and awaited the settlement of received all the gold in Plattsville. Georgia could not buy. May live The the bank's affairs with confidence. ' In you 1-- 4, long and Yours C. Bay Baron, 2.12 took his record at Portland, Me., Aug. 18, prosper. very truly, connection with the bank's affairs N. Cornell, Roding, Ga., 27, 1897, in a contested the time of the heats beino-2.1- Aug. hotly race, some of Mr Shields's 1906." Sold by Henry Recreation Tours.V 3-- 1-- 1-- 1-- friends claim Rupf, Newtown, 4, 2.13 4, 2.12 4, 2.13 2, 2.12 1-- 2, 2.12 3-- 4. HOYDEN'S HILL. Conn.' that he has lost considerable from his Block Three-da- Island, $11 y trip of own Inquire savings through the unfortunate Mis i Jennie Perkins has returned August 1st, 8th, 15th, 22d, 29th. but if this is so he his from a $19-Four- -day W. C. BEEMAN, New affair, bears protracted visit with friends in Kennedy's Laxative Cough Sryup Saratoga Springs, trip Milford, loss without complaint, and few, if any, Long Hill. acts gently upon the bowels and there- August 10th, 24th, September 7th W. Eli is L. HOPKINS, New Preston. of his friends have ever heard him dis- Jennings to carry theichildren by drives the cold out of the system.' Thousand Islands, $34 Five days' from the Staples school to Greenfield Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, trip, August 11th. Stallion can be seen at'the stables of Beeman & cuss the matter. Tom Shields once Hill, the school Strong. New coming year. Conn. Montreal, Ausable Chasm, Lake went down to Washington when the A few friends and of Mrs Milford. neighbors Qeoree, $67-Ten-- days trip, late Grover Cleveland occupied the Mary Lockwood met on Saturday and helped to celebrate - her 82d birthday. If you take Kodol in the beginning White Honse, and it is related that Nova $60-T- Although unable to walk, the result of the bad attacks of DysneDsia will be Scotia, en days trip, Au- friends of Mr Cleveland the 15th. AUCTION! mistook a fall two years ago, she enjoys fair avoided, but if you allow the little at gust Watertown man for the President and health and was wheeled out on the tacks to go unheeded it will take Kodol White Mountains, $24 Five day trips lawn A a to 3d, that Mr Shields was given several for the occasion. collation longer time put your stomach in August 17th. 31st. of cake and ice good condition GOING OUT OF BUSINESS handshakes who cream was served and again.' Get a bottle of Atlantic City. $26-F-ive day trips, hearty by those to-da- it was a very happy occasion. Kodol y. Sold by H. Rupf, August 10th, 31st thought they had met the foremost cit Miss Emma Lockwood of Vermont Newtown, Conn. - Falls and $35 Five izen oi the United States. His her Mrs Niagara Toronto, $10,000 Livery Stock Sacrificed to the Highest Bidder origi visiting grandmother, Mary day trip, August 29th. nality, wit and humor have made him LiOCKWOOd. Madden Pain anywhere stopped in 20 minutes These rates are from New Haven. For des- David Harum His Jospeh of Rockaway Beach, Fine Horses Truckers, Coachers, and the of Watertown. N. is sure with one of Dr Snoop's Pink Pain criptive circulars and rates from your city Forty Driving Y., visiting his friend, Clinton call on Ticket Agent at depot or ad- of human keen Tablets. The formula 25-ce- nt Taylor Business Horses. Sixty Wagons Carriages, Hacks, knowledge nature and E. Sherwood. is on the dress, financial insight has often made him a box. Ask your Doctor or druggist Victorias. Harness, etc. Miss Ethel Wisner has returned from about this formula. The Coupes, Robes, counselor to those who were entertain Stops womanly Recreation Tourist Company, a visit in N. Y. pains, headache, pains Orange 'county, " anywhere. New Haven, Conn. ing some business transaction. No Write Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis., for Fred Belyea and friends have re- free trial to Bead-ach- e, September 1, 10 o'clock matter of public importance has ever prove value of his In these hard times when so Tuesday, turned from a week's visit on Fairfield or Pink Pain Tablets. Sold many arisen without the townspeople want- by corporations are reducing their custom- Beach. They experienced rather all dealers. All Free Lunch at noon. Rain or shine ing to know what Tom Shields thought rough ary dividends, we would call attention day. weather during the recent thunder to the fact that ihe People's Savings and Baid about it His conversation, A makes All under cover. storms. In one instance their tent was phoriograph home brighter Bank of Bridgeport, will pay the usual made interesting with personal jokes and you will find in Danbury at the interest at the rate of four blown down, but was repaired. per cent and anecdotes has delighted many. Lewis Phonograph Store, 265 Main per annum, July L 1908, to all deposit Miss has visited her street, the largest stock in the taste. WALTER M. IRVING, One of his greatest enjoyments is to get Ruby Jennings tors, ibis will complete forty eigh Mrs Write for a cataloirae or when in Dan-- vears of uninterrupted rinnHpnrl an opportunity to Joke a friend, but he aunt, Jesse Wheeler of Easton. New bury call and see what fine music can Have you shared in them? If not Depot, Milford Conn. offends only when the hurts. The men of the neighborhood are re-- be bad. i a nnf trwi lata Kmn ' Opposite truth a 11V bW JOhV w UVglil THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 1008 15

onSymphony Orchestra. .The Newtown Bed 9m Mother Hasn't Spoke to Father Doing Their Duty Newtown, Frldty Auiriul SI, (904. Since (Jerome E. Schwartz), Arthur Collins, Scores of Ansonla Headers 9899 The Home Over There Are Learning the Duty New Milford. STORE (O'Kane), Edison Mixed Quartette. of the Kidneys. THE 0900 Let Me Hear the Songs My SIJiRIFElS.E CHURCH To blood Is THE CONGREGATIONAL Mother Used to Sing (Gabriel), Byron (liter the thi kidneys new voftrt Bfflooepofrr Tue on Sunday at G. Harlan. fluiy. pastor, preached When they fall to do this the kid FOUR STORES Merryall chapel. 9901 Blue Violets Ed; are wll! (Eilenberg), neyi sick. Amonsrthe vacation sreachen son Concert Backache and Ills fol bs thii church's Rev Band. many kidney foreign pastor, lowi 1119-112- 3 Conn. E. D. of China. Dr 9902 When the Autumn Moon Is ...... Main St., Security BId., Bridgeport, J. Walker, D., Urinary trouble: diabetes. Walker will bo one of the princlpa Creeping Thro' the Woodlands (Sol Doan's Hills cure them all. at the of the Kidney cpeakeri big meeting man), Will Oakland. Edward Beardsley, roof painter, of American Board in Brooklyn in Octo- 9903 A,B,C'iofthe U.S. A. (Co 159 Caroline St. Derby, Conn., says: ber. I took Doan's Pills of the summer vinitori han), Ada Jones & Billy Murray. "Recently Kidney Speaking for a lame and aching back and found SPECIAL Rev Mr Johnson In church cal 9904 I'm Savin' EXTRA nays the Up My Money for that are lust what I have been We so they endar; are glad to have many Rainy Day (Wenrich), Edward Meeker. for. 1 had been from summer visitors with looking suffering of the worship 9905 and trouble and from derange- us. The to assure them "Dialogue" Flute Clarinet annoyance 29c. pastor wishes ment of the kidneys, and for this sick Men's Negligee Shirts in case of need he would be pleased (Hamm), Edison Symphony Orchestra. that ness I found Doan's Kidney Pills the to be of service which he possibly 9906 All For Love of You any (Ball) proper remedy. They soon corrected SHIRTS made of excellent corded could render. Harry Anthony. the trouble, I have endorsed Doan's HANDSOMK quality 9907 Pills and recommended them Percales and Fabrics GAYLORDSVILLE. A High Old Time in Dixie Kidney Fancy Novelty since I used (SchleifTarth). Collins & Harlan. many times them." in beautiful new and dark Quite a nuinbor from this place at designs light colorings 9903 For the Red, White and Blue For sale by all dealers. Price 50 made and made with attached cuffs and tended the Sunday school picnic of the - nicely finished, (Kosenfeld), Jas. F. Harrison and cents. toster-Milbur- n Co., Buf- Sherman Sunday Bchool, which was cushion neckband all choice a to Chorus. !alo, New York, solo agents for patterns big variety held at Spring lake in Sherman.on Sat choo.se from. All 14 to 16!. Pefect 9909 Kerry Mills Barn Dance (Mills) ,he United States. sizes, fitting, stylish urday last effects. Edison Smyphony Orchestra, Remember the name Doan's shirts in neat figured and striped Master Frederick and Mies Grace 9910 I'm the Man Bob Rob and take no other. (Camp), On Sale one week See them now on Waller are the proud possessors of a erts. Of)r display new pony and cart. 9911 Fun at ihe Music Counter ending next Friday in the show window. Peter Boinay is building a veranda (Orlgnial). Ada Jones & Len Spencer. Kent on his house. 9912 Finnegan's Flat (Original), Kent mountain. A. H. Barlow is having running wat- Steve Porter. The Surprise Stores Famous Guarantee Brands every Sale er put in his house. 9913 "Smarty" Medley (Original), John Brown is critically ill and there If any purchase for any reason fails to please, bring it back and wa will cheerfully refund the money or Edison Military Band. ' is but little hopes of his recovery. exchange the goods. All clothing bought here is pressed and repaired one year free of charge. Miss Belle Monroe of New York is Mrs Mary h. Holies, who has been 7597 Over the Waves Joe Bel visiting her mother. Waltz, at R. W. Howland's, the past week, mont. has returned to Merryall. A little daughter arrived at the par- One-ha- lf 8 Jovial Joe, Edison Military Owing to the long drouth David Our Factories' Entire Surplus Stock at Less than Actual Value on 9. sonage August Band. Smith has to carry water from his home his is sold. There is selection Misses Annie and Libbie Kennedy farm to cattle on what Continues on Sale until still a good at every price known as the Gilbert farm. have returned home from an extended F. J. Partcelli spent Sunday in New trip. Miss Abbie Bennett has returned Milford. Men's Servicablc Suits, regular $6.00 Men's Pants, serviceable black Thibet and fancy from a in vacation passed Hartford William Farrei is friends in $3.00 Worsteds, strongly made and M A A Guests at Paine farm recently were and has resumed her work in local visiting values, the D)ver Plains, N. Y. - - - - Clark of New Milford and Rus- office of the S. N. E. T. Co. perfect fitting, P1.UU Sidney John Bolt of Roxbury is again work Men's Stylish Suits, regular $7.50 sell Geer of New York 7.50 Cityfi Big bargains in new shore mackerel. iwr for John Brown. values. Men's Pants, stylish fancy Cassimeres and striped pound and over, 10c each, Steven Chase of Macedonia is visit Mr Wooster of .Huntington is visit- fat, Juicy, all new (I? 1 C while they last Also new mackerel ing at Walter Jennings. Men's Fashionable Suits, regular $10 Worsteds, patterns, nicely A ing at C. H. Soule's. 5.00 90c pail at Farmers' Trading Co's. M. B.. and R. W. Howland spent values, tailored, P1. JV Mrs Mary Hendrix is at Pine Grove, Big values in Columbia salmon flat Saturday at Howard Howland s in Men's High-Cla- ss Suits, $15 Men's new in Cheviots and this week. pound cans, 15c, at Farmers' Trading Macedonia. regular 7.50 Pants, designs fancy Co.'s. Mrs Anthonv Rubenwolf.. who is values, - " Worsteds, perfect fatting and The Ladies' Aid society held their values in Formosa black or working for Mrs Louise Benedict, has special $18 very stylish, annual sale on Wednesday evening o mixed tea, 25c and 35c pound, worth been spending a few days out of town. Men's Fine Quality Suits, regular ft AA jQQ F. in last week. A good sum was realized, 50c. Ask for free sample at Farmers' J. Partcelli is the first farmer values, vv Men's made of all wool, Cheviot, the tobacco. Pants, Velour, Trading Co.'s. place to begin cutting . - Hand-Tailor- and ele- Most of the others will begin next Men's ed Suits, regular Cassimere Worsteds, $1 A A UPPER MERRYALL. Watch and clock repairing promptly 2 50 - . - attended to at the store of M. W. week. $25 values gantlv tailored, PJ.VJ A service will be held at the school-- Mr and Mrs Emerson Brown of Wing- - Hill. extra Hen's natu- Golf Caps, Plain, cordu- house on Sunday next, August 23 (the dale, N. Y., and Mrs John Barton and Men's Suspenders, Underwear, Boy's Foy's Stockings, new lisle webs all ral colors, balbriggan, blu$ serge and fancy roy ribbed full seamless 10th bunday alter Trinity) at 3 p. m. For a refreshing glass of soda water son, Floyd, of Macedonia have been elastic, 25c. medium weight, 25c. cheviot golf Cap, 25c. fast color, 10c. with pure syrups call at the drug store spending a few flays at John Brown's. new patterns, of Albert Evitts. has NORTHV1LLE. Abram Purhance again started silos. Take watches" and clocks that out with his steam engine filling Hazel of your Wal 11 Babcock, a little girl three need to C. E. New Ernest Dwy has been assisting until O'clock. who had repairing Riddiford, Open Evening years, come with her mother Milford. ' ter Jennings in repairing his barn. Saturday to the home of Charles Buckingham to A. C. Bigelow of New Fairheld visit get country air, was taken ill on Sat F. E. Soule has the sole agency for ed at Mrs Louise Benedict's recently. urday and died Sunday afternoon. Dr New Milford for the Buck Cigar. was called said death was Stevens and W. N, Noble is to Druggist offering a Bantam. have returned from a two weeks' va due diabetes. line of the famous Wallace South Britain. complete cation which at West Corn Mrs Mary rayne or waterbury is confections. they spent visiting at Harry .Kinney's. wall out. Get South C. E. camping A. S. Buckingham is repainting his a Bend watch at AN ENJOYABLE MUSICALE. " Riddelord's. You will like it. L. WILLIS INJURED. Mr and Mrs J. H. Atkins and Mr and PAN house. The musical and literary entertain Howard Payne and wife spent Sua Van Camp's pork and beans, canned L. Willis had the misfortune to meet Mrs Henry Cartwright enjoyed an auto ment the at his home here. is a delicacy the busy housekeeper given at Congregational and day with a serious accident, while trip to New Haven Savin Rock, In Prof Charles Starr and Mrs Starr ikes. Charles 1. Leach, the trrocer. Saturday, church under the auspices of the Ladies' Pain the head pain anywhere, has Its cause. in & He last Sunday, in Mr Atkin's auto. Fain is is blood spent Friday with Mrs E. B. Bucking sells it, and the biggest line of fancy working Flynn Doyle's shop. Aid Miss Agnes E. Piatt of congestion, pain pressure nothing society, by else ham. groceries in town. was taken home insensible, but was A. R. Kendrick and mother left usually. At least, so says Dr. Slioon, and to Newtown, assisted by her brother, Roy prove it he has created a little pink tablet. That Mrs L. A. Payne left on Thursday somewhat last accounts. South last for the C. E. Riddiford is headauarters for improved at and C. Britain, Friday, tablet Tablet-coa- xes to see her mother in Southhampton, L. Piatt of New York, her father, called Dr. Ehoop's Headache correct and satisfactory work in watch west' where they expect to locate.-The- Hood from . Her mothei Mrs Piatt, is slowly NOTES FROM ST PAUL'S. S. Piatt of Newtown, was greatly en pressure away pain centers. and clock repairing. will visit friends in South Nor Its effectisehannine. pleasingly delightful. Gently, recovering from n illness which began joyed by a good sized audience and When New St Paul's church has received a fresh weeks though safely, it surely equalizes the blood circu- in Jessamine, Fla. driving into Milford to the to have walk and New Jersey for a few sheds everyone expressed desire lation. trade, the at the store of Ackley, coat of paint, which greatly improves before leaving for the west. natcn at Marsn be conven Miss Piatt give another entertainment If you have a headache, it's bjood pressure. EDISON RECORDS FOR AUGUST win iound its appearance. ient, while this firm's large stock of here in the near future. Mrs Benjamin Mitchell and daughter, If it's painful periods with women, same cause. FOR SALE BY F. E. If you are sleepless, restless, nervous, it's blood SOULE; groceries, meat and feed will be found Mrs Carley and daughter from Hart- Harriett, who have been spending a congestion blood pressure. That surely is a 9890 Sweet Six teen's March attractive to economical buyers, ford have been the of Mr and month with Mr and Mrs D. N. Mitchell. (Mills), guests certainty, for Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets stop ... r ArD. Munson and F. en Edison Military Band. Mrs H. Wheeler for some days. Deming have returned to their home in Passaic, ft in 20 minutes, and the tablets simply distribute 9891 an Old Fashioned joyed a carriage drive through Sandy the unnatural blood pressure. Only Cottage The V. I. S. held a lawn party and N. J. Morris Hook and last Bruise your finger, and doesn't it get red, and Solman), Manuel Romain. afternoon on the Berkshire, Sunday. fair, Friday last, Miss Helen JCanfield of Providence, swell, and pain you? Of course it does. It's con- 9892 It Always Comes With the grounds near the residence of George Miss Lucy J. Munson who bas been R. I., is a guest of her grandmother. gestion, blood pressure. You'll find it where pain Dorothy Kingsley. Burgoyne. enjoying a trip abroad, arrived in New Mrs Alice Canfield. It's simply Common Sense. Binnie of SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. We sell at 25 cents, and recommend 9893 Lady and the Shores York on the steamer Campania, and cheerfully The Baptist church is receiving ad D. M. Mitchell took of Lake Erin William Craig. a party (Original), ditional the roof is now here with her brother, A. D. Loved Mrs Gilbert Van Dole of Watertown repair, by having adies on an auto ride, last week, tak 9894 I Want to be Like a Munson. ( and were newly shingled. in !New Haven and Dr. Leading Lady (Wade). Ada Jones. daughter, Dorothy, guests ing Danbury, Shoop's on of Mrs W. 9895 Yankee Doodle's Come to Town Sunday F. Palmer. Miss Thalia Wood of Lakewood, N. Bridgeport on the trip. Miss Susie of Mr and Miss Maria Headache (Cohan), Billy Murray. J., was a guest, last week, Mitchell, Bradley, JmIss Mr and Mrs Charles Wright of Bethlehem a Miss Curtis 9896 By the Old Oaken Bucket, Munson. She left, Monday, for Mary Pierce, Charlotte Plymouth were guests of Herman Tablets Louise (Louise) Davis, Frederic Rose. visit with friends in Bethel. and Mrs Leibeit were among the Smalley on Sunday. "ALL DEALERS" 9897 Forest Whispers (Losey), Edi William Fuller, who has been ill with party. CITY GUESTS. Miss Emily Wolf of Waterbury has ill Harvey and Fred Judd of Middlebury pneumonia continues to be quite but been spenning a week here, the guest City guests that have ar Lei-be- recently is now Dr H. F. it of Mr and Mrs Gus Anderson. are guests of their aunt, Mrs Smalley. rived are H. G. and of gaining slowly. Dodge family Mrs Paul Benz of New York, who mi Waterbury at Abbott's. Georee is attending him. 60 YEARS' Harry been 10 here the The held its H. and Hill has spending days EXPERIENCE Grange regular meeting Fulford family at Crest. do B. Mrs A new furnace, which has been guest of her brother, Charles Luf, on Tuesday evening and it was very William Starr Horton and family at Crest. nated by Mrs Julia Hinman, is to be has returned home. interesting. Mr Stockman is missed Breezy Howard Worden has returned from a The placed in the Methodist parsonage, "Champion by all the Patrons, for he was such an four weeks' stay in Kent with his aunt, The cellar to the parsonage is being Mrs James efficient in KNOWS HOW TO DIF- Cummings. helper every way. OVERCOME local $5 FICULTIES. enlarged to make room for the furnace. Dr H. F. Leibeit. the physician, Suit for Two drowning accidents have oc has been the few Boys, C. J. Hedden of Southbury and David very busy, past Trade Marks curred at the lake two weeks. A. C. Lake, as the guest of F. S. weeks, there having been a large num- within Piatt are doing the work of, Designs Is made to give Bradley of West Haven, wlo3e family enlarging ber of sick people, It seems very sad. Both were men, the Copyrights Ac are spending the summer ac Breezy cellar. AnvnnA fmnriinff a aketch and description ma9 extra long service one in New other belonging York, the Crest took an auto ride on Sunday to quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an under the hardest Miss Caroline Capewell of Woodbury invention Is probably patentable. Communica- in Bantam. New Haven and Woodmont. Mr Brad- tions itrlctlycontideiiUa. HANDBOOK on Patent has been the of her Fred for usage to Vear ley's Yankee over came the guest brother, sent free. Oldest agency securing patents. E. H. Clark's people have had a reg ingenuity North Kent. Patents taken through Munn & Co. recelTt and save money inconvenience of a blow out on the Capewell on George'" Hill. tptcial notice, wltnout coarse, in toe ular hotel of summer guests, coming road out and fi- and mending. by taking the tube J. H. Cassidy, who has been quite and going. lling the tire with sand. Scientific American the ill with trouble and under Dr Only tough' kidney CLAM BAKE AND DANCE A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir- Mrs W. F. summer sclentiUo Journal. est fabrics are us Palmer has Green's is now slowly culation of any Terms, (3 a A. E. Johnson went to New Lon care, gaining A clam bake and dance will be year; four months, L Sold by all newsdealers, an seams are guests. don on and his nenhew. Gardi and is able to sit up. ea; Sunday 21 at AH are MUNN&Co.36,BNewlforli n held August the station. double-sew- Miss Beebe N. is came 625 with of Brooklyn, Y.. a ner Johnson, home with him. William Sherman, who has been Branch Office. V St. Washington. D. C. Mrs JM. W. Flower has recent y en invited. Plenty of clams, sweet pota linen thread) and guest of her sister, Mrs McCormick. ill for several is now able tertained her uncle, Frank Judson, and quite weeks, toes and green corn. Good music and taped; stout linen W. S. Blakeman of Bethlehem, who and to be out and work Dr Lei-be- it family of New Haven Miss Susie at again. a good time. stays resist strains; is at the Hartford hospital, is improv- Baldwin of Bridgeport attended him. pants have double ing slowly. B. S. Johnson and family were at B. Goods. H. Johnson's on Mrs WycofE and children of New seat and knees. . Sunday. The of Dyspepsia have Bakery The party of young people, who have Mrs B. Sanford sick and Dr Jersey a few days, last week, at footprints dou-le- - J. is spent been traced to the Stomach Fresh Goods Handsome been Martin directly Bakery at the lake at the Bissell cottage of Watertown is attending Mrs Wycoff's old home in the Purchase. nerves. When these "inside nerves" etc. breasted suitsv her. Bread, Cake, Pies, have broken up and gone to their They made the trip from Norwalk with fail, indigestion and stomach distress Special orders attended in medium and Harry Risley of Windsor was a euest promptly homes having had a most Mr and Mrs Hotchkiss in their auto. must surely result. For this, drug- to. darl delightful of Miss Emma Smith, the first of the mixtures, time. From gists everywhere are supplyng a pre- week. the Purchase they went to Re- k 7 to $5. known as Dr sizes 16, of was scription Shoop's John Mrs David Turkmgton has been the Major Kingman Washington Bridgewater to spend a few days with storative. First, these inside Pentine, Let your boy test a of Miss last tiny New Preston, Conn. of friends in and Wa- - guest Mary Guernsey, friends. Mrs Piatt accompa- and nerves a guest Waterbury week. Goorge Stomach, Heart, Kidney Champion Suit. fail. Then Heart pal- terville for a time Edwin after- nied them on their trip to Bridgewater. gas belching. Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- Mrs H. Frost gave an or follow. noon 20 of pitation, failing Kidneys all Mr and Mrs James Loveland of Wa- tea, last week, to about Mrs C. H. Stillson, who has been Don't the Stomach or stimulate nishings for boys of ages. friends. were drug been Charles her Among the party friends in Water or That is C. tertown, have guests of several visiting Bethany, the Heart Kidneys. wrong. B. Johnson, from Washington. Mrs Post these nerves with Gillett, at Orchard Knoll. bury, Stratford and Bridgeport, has Strengthen failing Newtown, Conn. of Hartford was the guest of honor. Dr Restorative. is the returned to her home in the Purchase. Shoop's It Miss Mary Hill is visiting Mrs Natt nerves, not the organs that are calling Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer Flagg in Greater New York. Mrs George Keuhne of New Haven for help. Within 48 hours after start- Notary fudiic. the Restorative you Telephone 22-- 3. H. and Sheriff F. Notice! is spending a few days in the Purchase ing treatment, George Johnson, will reauze the gain. A test will tell. Outfitters to Womea and Chlldrea the guest of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb lien. H. Turkington were with the Legisla Sold by all dealers. We. have added to our business Keuhne. & Northwest Corner Jp tive club at the Momanguinat Cosey Canfield Davis, so-- a choice line of Groceries and 32-- Halo Street and Fairfield Avenue, Beach on Wednesday last. Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchel had a lit- DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Newtown, Conn. Telephone 3. - licit a share of the patron- and , Conn. k public tle home will relieve all and Painters Paper Hangers. Bridgeport, Miss Lizzie Twing has been spending daughter arrive at their on promptly Kidney age. . Bladder disorders. Sold and recom- - week in York and had a Friday, July 31. Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples a New very mendedby H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. - in fine time as her letters indicate. F. V. Zahn, Kent, Ct. Lawrence Grant and Grover Bishop town. THE NEWTOWN BEE, 10 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2., 1008. ,,

Dort haa been a euest of Mr and Mri Ladd ttt their camp at Radclille grove, OMoaoooeooMfHitt wetK. this WOHEN'S SECTION. . Mri Taylor of Danbury is t guest at L M. Wakelee'i. Edward Lyoni and family moved Into the rent at the Mdley building, this Greater Garment The Besse week. System Mix Susie Dayton to entertaining her the the aunt from rhiladelduia, Pa., at Charles 4 Economies for Women 4 Hairs. Mrs Otto C. Walter has returned from a two week'i stay in New York IN OUR BEFORE INVENNORY SALE. Sale! city with friends. Mr and Mrs Phillip Meade leave the Depression of next a with last part week, lor visit Here are some of most friends in Ansonia. the tempting garment announcements we have made in New a Herman Walters of York is a many day. If you would serve your best interests, you will certainly be truest, this week, of his son, Otto C. among the here to-da- y. All Walters. shoppers Summer Lines must positively go before we take in- Amos Miade'of is we JUST THINK! Derby spending ventory have shown no quarter, v s , several days here with Mr and Mrs Tailored Otto C. Walters. Suits, $15 and $19.75, Mr and Mrs Horace Wedge, Jr. ot Reduced from lines regularly $25 and $65. 20 25 Per Cent Saved a Bridgeport spent Sunday here with to on friends. Wash Dresses, $1.95, 2.95, $3.95, Mr and Mrs George W. Bevans. Sr.. . ; Reduced from lines regularly $5 and $6.50 Suit of Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of Girls Mr and Mrs George W. Bevans, Jr. Dresses, $3.75, $5 and $6.50, Reduced from lines $5 to $10. if at this time, and are our A No. 1 regularly you buy they Bethel. Suits them knows the and every one that has that s Sweeping-reduction- on Skirts, Waists, Raincoats, Bath robes and Besse System is no joke, but comes right down to THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY. Bathing suits. ! business. Let us sell you a suit ""Dr Jeannette Baldwin of Brooklyn, N. Y.. is spending her vacation with MEN'S SECTION. K her parents, Mr and Mrs A. L. Bald' : win, in timwooo, ana expects to re Here Are the Offerings main throngh the month of August, BIG TROUSERS BARGAINS with the exception of several days r each week when she win go to the city to attend to her office practice. In Our Before Clearance. $4.85, $8.85, $11.85, The masons are laying the founda Big Inventory tion walls for the new residence of ll, To sweeten the usual Walker A. McD-we- which is to be August offering of Trousers, we cleaned out a maker of $13.85, $15.85. built on Chestnut street. his surplus stocks some hundreds of pairs which we have added to our own Andrew D. Crowe has gone to the regu- lar stocks. is Trousers and in- Adirondack mountains for two months, This Month, we shall clean up the stocks before Mrs Sarah St. John, Mrs Theodore ventory as we always do. Better buy while you can easily pick a pair to match H. Smith, Miss Anna D. Kyle, Miss suit. These are the reductions: The Great Sale C. J. Smith, Miss Edith St. John, Miss your Depression Belle B. Whitney and Miss Rosalie A. 3.90 and to Ohler are at Northfield, Mass. $1.90, 2.50, 2.90, 5.0o, regularly $2.50 $6.50. of Henry Brennan, the Greenwood av- All sizes 'at each price, but not in every style or pattern. enue blacksmith, has moved into his new shop, not far from h is old station. Besse chil- The System. Mr and Mrs Fred Stierle with this remarkable and most of dren, Mr and Mrs Clifford Morgan and Investigate unusual portion hsVg sale: and Mrs W. B. Eastman daughter, and All Oxtords at 20 per cent off while All Men's Derbies at 20 Der cent off children, have returned from Fairfield Beach. this sale continues. while this sale continues. All Men's Raincoats and Fall Over- All Trunks and Bags 20 per cent off Bridgewater. coats 20 per cent off during this sale. while this sale is on, but not afterward.

A TRUE SNAKE STORY. BOY'S SECTION. El3e Daniel Pierce, who lives two miles .Rossis STSftm from Southville in the town of Bridsre- - SnmW " U L" 1111 Sf wUUIPf water. killed the largest : snake known BIG CUTS HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. to have been killed this seasno. It was ON BOY'S SUITS probably- - six feet in length and pro- portionately large in circumference. In Before It was noticed after being killed that Our Big Inventory Clearance. Bridgeport, Conn. several young ones lay underneath. Mr Pierce immediately opened it and The way we have cut prices snows our determination to make a complete clear- found within it 39 young ones, makiner ance of suits the knee with mother snake 40 snakes. How is everything. Boys' suffer, especially pants suits slow sellers this for multiplication of the snake which we must force out by these deep cuts: . kingdom? If these snakes had all lived and all increased proportionately $2.50 to $ 4.50 now $1.95 D. B. ter, Mass., who was ill at the home of how many snakes would we have had. suits, Suits The Newtown Bee. her sister, Mrs C. G. Downs, was taken This is a fact as the writer and the $4.00 to $ 8.50 suits, now $2.95 Norfolk Suits to who came to see the 1908. Bridgeport hospital for treatment, neighbor, tribe to Newtown. Friday, August 14, ' $6.00 $10.00 suits, now $3.95 Russian Suits. last Sunday. ; . before interment, can vouch for. , Mr and Mrs Canfield f Sailor Suits. Arthur of Mrs Charles Ritchie and were of J. dauehter. Bridgeport guests, Sunday, Hazel Ritchie, from Meriden are visit- Long HilL Mrs C. G. Downs, Splendid suits mixtures, blues and black at that would not ing their brother, John Hazel,.- of prices buy the Miss Sophie Bitterman, who has been Bridgeport. ' cloth. You can save the price of a suit on your boy's school suit if take advan- spending two weeks with Miss Rena Mrs you NOTE Eugene Hateman and Miss Mar of this ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S Downs, has returned to her home in tage offering; 7 BOOK. guerite Hateman, accompanied by Miss Bridgeport. Abbie Northrop, returned to their home All wash suits now reduced toJ95c,formerly $1.50 to $5. in . Garfield Flathers has returned from Gordon Richmond of JNew Muiord is Katz, N. Y., on Saturday. Cowboy, Indian and Baseball Suits now half price. an enjoyable auto trip to Boston. a guest, this week, of Garfield Flath- Mrs J. W. Mower of Boston, Mass., Mrs Lizzie Deming, who has been ers. is visiting her mother. Mrs Daniel Church. spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs Just received car of middlings and 1- -2 Mrs James who Granville Dunning, has returned to her bran also car of corn andjground feed. Twining, was in town few last has Men's home in Bridgeport. You will find the price and quality days, week, returned to Price Mr and Mrs Frank Gabler of New John S. Hurd's Feed store. New Haven. right. on all III! w - V Lisle York are the proud parents of a son, Mr and Mrs Wallace or Miss Marguerite Curtiss is visitinar mil Bridge in New INCORPORATED ' born Wednesday, August 12. Mr and port were guests, last week, of Mr and Haven. Men's Hose, Mrs Peter Gabler of this place are the Mrs G. W. Bevans Jr. Howard Warner, who has been visit 3 in has Straw OUTFITTERS TO 19c, pr grandparents. Large two pound can of roast beef ing Greenwich, returned home. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, B. B. Randall, who has been for 50c. Miss Sadie Bell Craft, Selectman 20c can very fine goods ; two cans spend Hats. per two weeks in Shelton. Charles G. Peet, Miss Alice Gabler, Mr Red Alaska Salmon 25c, Lightning, ing has returned Bridgeport, Conn. home. and Mrs Ellis Dillistine, Mr and Mrs Mason and Schram fruit both siz- jars Miss Ruth C. Fred Gabler, Mr and Mrs Peter Gabler es, tumblers, extra tops and rub Roberts delightfully jelly entertained a few of and Holroyd Pellard returned home, bers for fruit 18 pounds best gran- her little friends jars, on afternoon in honor last Saturday, from a two weeks' stay ulated sugar for $1, pickling spices and Friday of her at Fairfield beach.' for fruit. Re- ninth birthday. The guests assembled everything preserving and after a with Mrs H. E. Leavitt and Mrs A. A. member you always get full value for early fine tine games church is spending a few days visiting Pough-keepsi- and music a cold lunch Angevine are visiting friends ?t e, your money at our store. The Long dainty was friends in Redding. N. Y. served fpicnic style; out of doors. Hill Store, W. N. Hurd, proprietor. who has W. A. KelseyJ of was a The best market affords at Among those present were Miss Isabel Miss Hattie Wakeman, fBridgeportf goodsthe is more com- guest, Sunday,! of SelectmarlCharles the lowest cash is our motto. Eastwood, Miss Amy Pitcher. Miss been so seriously sick, prices Miss fortable. G. Peet. Fruit jars for the canning season also Gladys Roberts, Mary Hine and Mr and Mrs Frank and Mr Marion Ferguson. After receiving the Kennedy extra tops and rubbers. Full stock of Dr Smith is very busy and has had H O L L A N best wishes of and Mrs John Kennedy were and feed always on hand. her friends, the Tittle ' S. guests, groceries to up his vacation when he has ' last week, of Mr and Mrs F. Give us a call. The Groc hostess was presented with a number give Benjamin Cheap Cash the hay fever that he always enjoys in Turney. Kobert of gifts as souvenirs of the occasion. ery, Staines proprietor. August. Mrs Edward P. Rawling of Worces Miss Gertrude Valentine of Bridge- - ... Nichols Builders and carpenters are quite Sale of busv. Sanford Osborne has his house Broken Lots anci Ends about finished. HOWARD CARTER HAWLEY. AT LIBRARY CORNER. Redding Inn is quite a popular place of Lines. .. The many friends of Howard P.. and for autoists. A number stop here ev- Laura B. Hawley will be grieved to ery day as it is on the road from hear of the death of their three Bridgeport to Danbury, but at present Women's months and 24 days old baby, Howard road at Hill is in a bad con- Carter the Jump A SEPARATE TROUSER Hawley, which occurred on dition from washouts. Low cuts, new this Wedneday morning, August 5, at 10 a, goods season, including one lot m.. of cholear infantum after a brief Daniel O'Kiefe has his cottage ready of drummers' samples and nearly every line of illness at the home of his parents, for the mason?. Gibsons 1U51 Barnum avenue, Bridgeport. The oxfords, pumps, and all low cuts for sum- A Chance Worth York is luneral was largely attended on Fri- Miss Addie Sanford of New mer leathers of for a few at the Sanford Tan, Dull, Black, Patent. Also day, August 7, at 10.30 a. m. Rev E. a guest days all the white canvas Your Attention D. Brown of the First Methodist homestead in Sanfordtown. goods. church officiated. The burial was at Mrs George Reynnlds-o- f Elmira, N. Danbury. The flowers were numerous Y., and Miss Bessie Drake of German-tow- n, and beautiful including a large Pa.,who have been guests at the Children's It's to make the older ones work "over- pillow their home hardly policy of white carnations and sweet alyssum Cornwall cottage, left for time when can secure a new these with the'word, "Baby" from parents; on Tuesday. Broken lots of white canvas, tans and black low you fresh, pair at a flat bouquet of white Mrs J. B. Cornwall and daughter, carnations cuts ; leave for a week's and broken lots of lace and button shoes. . paltry prices. Outing and Dress Trousers in the from grandparents, Mr and Mrs T. A. Dorothy, Thursday I Carter; a flat bouquet of pink and vacation in Northern New York. wanted styles andfabrics. white astors from Mr and Mrs Frank A party ot young men .are camping bantord-tow- n Men's Nichols; a flat bouquet of white carna- out in Cornwalrs parkin head tions from Aunt Flora ; a large wreath using the log cabin for $7.00 Separate Trousers now $5.50 of white Low cut carnations and white buds quarters. tans of the guaranteed dull or patent $6.S0 Separate Trousers now $5.00 with the word, "Howard" from Mr Mars i wain nas wis vl company m and Mrs , Burrojaps leather, the Burt and Packard makes. . $.00 Trousers now L Bonniville; a. large wreath his villa. Separate $3.98 oi wmte asters trom Mr and Mrs E. J'4.(0 Separate Trousersnow $2.98 B. Paine and Mr and Mrs L. Patchen! Prices are greatly reduced on all these lines. For guns, rifles and sporting goods $J-0- 0 Trousers Separate now $1.99 Miss Flora 8. Smith call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairheld ave last in Bridgeport, opposite Poli's thea- Make it YOUR chance. days, week, Bridgeport a guest nue, oi ivir ana mrs nowara j;. Hawley. ter. . Miss A. M. Smith, who was sick, ,.'., W. K. into for stock makes last week, is better now. MOLLAN, Whipping things shape taking, E. the Seymour flawley spent Sunday in present the accepted time for saying largely on Trumbull calling on friends. Tomlinson's 1026 Main St., wears needed now and next season. Wacation wears Bridgeport. of every good kind for Man or Boy at a saving. Redding. Quick Lunch &Restaurant 876-8- Main St.. Just below State, , STRAW HATS HALF PRICE. POTATOES A HALF CROP. Bridgeport, Ct. Meadow bottoms and rmsturpa ... loosing finely ana are covered with heavy crop of grass. Farmers are dig- HUH F ging their early potatoes for market Home-mad- e cooking that will While they bring a good ADVERTISE IjT THE BEE. kill price, the you. JOHN 51 RJDGEFORT.GONN. yield is about half a crop. please SpMAWf J! Give us a call when in the city. Rev C Luther and family of Mystic, Dinner 25c a former pastor of the Congregational Regular

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