SUPPLIES, and Easter Will Be Found in Abundance

VOLUME XV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APKIL 15, 1892.SIX PAGES. NUMBER 16.

Andrew Donlon is brakeman on the SPRING-:-D- I Bethel branch. lie takes the place of EASTER WEEK. R BALIMSTEIN & CO., SPLAY Willie McMahon, who has gone to Brew- OF MEN'S AND ' CHILDREN'S ster with his mother. We shall have the of to . pleasure presenting every customer, this 360 & 362 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. ! C. H Daniels of Fair Haven has taken week, an Elegant Easter Souvenir, which far excels anything we have CLOTHI1TG-- up the route of Grannis, and will contin- NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. CS ue to furnish to those wishing flsh, oys- ever presented. IE ,3rl5L t; ters, clams, etc., the best in the market. - i y Our stock is in Turney is a horse entire perfect condition, every line beins: complete, AND CLOTHING- HOUSE. Northrop building the varieties the the the fabrics CHOICE BONNETS ROUND HATS FOR EASTER. Never before have we had such a bewildering array of Suits barn at his place on Mt. Nebo, Palestine. numerous, styles latest, the best and and Overcoats for classes and time. Our ALL all sizes as at the present Mrs Flora udson the prices m accordance with BARGAINS IN DEPARTMENTS. J of Bridgeport has quality. counters actually groan under the weight. See our Men's Suits been at her father's, David Penny's, Pal- Flower Sprays from 9c. upward. estine. for 10 and 12. See our Men's Overcoats for 12 Eastertide usually is the season for Novelties in Boys' and Children's Long Wreaths from 9c. upward. $8, Spring $10, Senator Houlihan received several we to Remnants All Silk 5 r. and 15. See our Children's Suits for 2 50 and 3 00. Clothing and are fully prepared cater to the tastes and fancies of Ribbons, yard. $2, thousand young trout, last week, for dis- the most fastidious purchasers, every eifort having been made to that No. 9 211 Silk Ribbon, 8c. yard. ALL THE NEW THINGS IN FURNISHING GOODS. ELE- tribution in our streams. No. 12 All Silk Ribbon, 10c. end. yard. GANT LINE OF SPRING NECKWEAR. Henry Lng and Theodore Lock wood No 19 All Silk Ribbon, 13c. yard. got into a row at the Rubber, Saturday, ALL THE NEW STYLES IN HATS. WE INVITE AN IN- and hit Lockwood Our Easter of A assortment of moire, fancy, Gros Grain and Velvet Ribbons for Lang in the mouth, Display Neckwear, Furnishings, Underwear, etc., large out two of his false teeth. must be seen to be dress trimming. The largest stock in the city at the lowest prices. SPECTION. knocking appreciated. in in and New shapes untrimmed hats fancy plain straw braid, from 26c. Mr Clark is reported better. upward. PARK CITY Special Bargains in Trimmed Hats from ?1 00 upward. Trade reports continue to show a dull state of business. Many observers at- RELIABLE ONE-PRIC- E CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER, FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY. CLOTHING tribute this to the silver agitation. That HOUSE, is of now, but - - apparently disposed only 454 & 456 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN for a time, and a presidential campaign 187 TO AND TO is on which this J89 MAIN 2 4 LIBERTY STREETS, DANBURY. W. PROPRIETOR. coming may hinge upon ft. BALLEESTEIN & CO, JOHN BYERS, very issue. If our currency is under threat, the business that we do by means The warm weather brought out Citizen Mrs Henee Hook, after patient waiting, of it must be restricted. The great West, & 362 MAIN BRIDGEPORT. 266 13 360 STREET, Train to his bench in Madison square. has received her pension of and so anxious to pay off loans at seventy "He gave peanuts to the children, one at will in the future draw for herself and cents on the dollar, finds it hard to bor- THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY a time. To a prowling reporter, lie said children $168 a year, or $42 every three row money, and being thus cramped can- he had eaten no animal food in 18 years, months. not do as much buying. Courant. HOUSE IN NEW ENGLAND. that universal panic and collapse are Ferris is a horse baru. near at hand, and that he has a notion to George building The Copeland Brothers' establishment, Main St., return to silence.'' Bridgeport, is crowded with a the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,Birmingham,THE LARGEST STOCK OF llev William Biown of stock, STORY. Bridgeport, variety of which is beyond description, BAKER'S LITTLE the newly minister, 13 "7V jO. JZ: The Republicans carried Rhode Island appointed preached in styles to suit all tastes. All depart- II IN THE NAUGATDCK OR HODSATONIC VALLEYS. Brown in the Methodist church at Sandy Hook, ments show (Continued.) at last week's election, electing carefully selected and styl- FARMERS', PAINTERS', MASONS', AND CARPENTERS' about 196 and car- Sunday evening. ish goods, both in foreign and domestic Battr governor by majority CTNOPSI3 of Preceding Chapter bought CHARLES W. the by 14 makes. Everything that is new in ana iuo iurui rying Legislature majority. Mr and Mrs of New Britain silks, land, put up Duuaings, siarteu Strong dress goods, cloaks and for NEW PRICES IN PAINT. Hawlewille. that famous rail have visited D. C. Bacon. millinery SUPPLIES, and Easter will be found in abundance. Ev- road center where trains fail to connect A veritable medicine box ; Beechams loneliness and the hoot owl reign supreme. Visit- ery lady will want the modes and fabrics JAMES F- - pills. of W. C. T. U. BEENNAN, or ftrftflk ioktis freelv at Baker's expense, and The supreme object the now distributed oth- Mason and McC0RD. being free. Among Builder, Newtown. he, of a modest and sensitive nature, of were received at the is to elevate the home and to protect its We now have on hand, four 8 being Forty prairie dogs er things, special care has been taken in Satiation1"11-01"- "d Wanted to Give course, is terribly cut up about it. They keep New York Central Park last member?, one and all the stronger from kind of an uncon- menagerie, the selection of the carpets and curtains, doing it, just the same, but in week The had been legalized the from lots of furniture while do- Tuesday. ground temptation, gentler beautiful designs and colorings and far A. W. OEGELMAN. scious way they buy in the inclosure oppression. Frances E. Willard. ing it, and thus go back on their own jokes. Big Lot freshly dug up prepared better values than have been offered for Sandy Hock, Ct. of the for them when were turned 2D STOVES Manufacturer and dealer in and, they years. HAND PARLOR Harness, Saddles best loose in held a John Stevens has moved to the Briscoe M Bridles, Collars, Blankets, etc. very the plot, they parliament Class Five Were those who said: "Why, yes. Body Brussels, at once and in half an hour there were farm in Palestine. Mrs Florence Glover Clarke. borders the goods are all in their proper places, but seven committees Sound and in which when $30 and $36. We now EDWARDS right 5--8 separate burrowing goon repair, cost, new, M.SMITII, 31. D. 01 moun- yard wide, Just six weeks from her bridal PHYSICIAJST why didn t he locate on top tne jtoony The annex to Dick's day! AND SURGEON. or 23 2 inches, holes to house the colony. Some went hotel, formerly offer them at $12 and each. Office tains? Oh, he's a fool." Everything how changed! Those who $10, $14 and Residence Newtown Street. $1 25 down to throw the the H. T. Nichols place, has been paint- These are nice regular up earth excavated saw the bridal will never also Telephone Connection. Sixth "Oh,why,yes,yes! very Goods, ed drab to match the hotel, up party forget We have several of course, you aon t Duy and others stayed at the pit's mouth to covering how verv nice! I suppose, ; NOw gaily the bride down the send them back if going scatter it about. were all housed its old pumpkin yellow. tripped D. P. these goods right out you For They walk and sprang into the car- RICHARDSON, M. D. don't sell. under laughing they ground, Wednesday night. riage. Her newly made Abel Physician and "Well, got a II. H. Peck is his barn. husband, Surgeon. Seventh Baker, you've mighty repairing F. Clarke, followed with face. Office and Residence, Hook. fine stock and you've got the prettiest and neat beaming 2D HAND COOKING RANGES Sandy ever and with It's sometimes said He had waited for her as as Jacob Telephone connection. est arranged showrooms I saw, patent Remember to register your dog before long your advantages over the city here I begin to 50C YARD! medicines are for the for Rachel, they were congen- CELEST A. M. igno- May 1. naturally BENEDICT, D., think you ara all O K., i Deueve you nave ial and devoted to one anoth- To be of at the lowest Physician and rant. The doctors foster this thoroughly disposed possible prices. Surgeon, struck it just right." er. The whole town united in 842 State - Want some? The New York Times told a wishing St., Bridgeport. h- "Well.Baker, heaven help you; I can't- idea. long story Electricity one of the Eieht- the choicest of Heaven's to de- therapeutic agents. e I from the bottom of my h'.art you'll make Speak lively. of the return of Austin Corbin to the blessings hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m. 2 to m. hope " The we're scend 4 p. a success of it, but I'm afraid you won,t here." people," told, New England road. It says that Messrs upon them. Six short weeks and, " while the husband Ninth go up and talk with the crank are mostly ignorant when it Bostwick aud Starbuck got proxies for lay stricken with a SANFOED, and see what he's to for himself." 'Ho.I'll He that left him to cherish and E. J. LI A L L , Danbury's got say comes to medical science." him and then turned against him. powerless Popular Photographer, be hanged if I do. 1 don't care to make the ac. 8000 protect her whom he loved dearer than ! got mad and sold his shares at about 57 White street. of such a fool-- " C. are quaintanco W. MOOED, Suppose they What 59 that cost him under 40. This neat his life, the dear one was robed for her Tenth "Well.yes.you're right;it's an odd plice is knowl- last a sick man needs not profit of 160,000 did appease his wrath long sleep by loving hands (thank CHARLES JONAS, for it here, but it's an awful good shipping point; God for and he's a nice showroom and a fine stock; his ex- edge, but a cure, and the medi- and now, says the account, he has been that) then, entrusted to the MERCHANT got eare of TAILOR, penses will never eat him up here, and say what cine that cures is the medicine buying back the stock at below 40 and public officials, started on the well the 375 Main Street and home Church St., Newtown, Conn. you will he's located to catch traveling for the sick. contemplates controlling the road again. journey. Truth is stranger than public." 1 fiction. "God's ways are not our ways." FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS, ARTISTIC LAMPS, Eleventh "Well I swear, if this don't beat all- - Post Office Arcade, Med- The remains in E. C. Dr. Pierce's Golden The passage by the city council of arrived Newtown on the SMITH, Come, let's go; I want to die now." 5 20 last week HAWLEYVILLE, CONN. BRIDGEPORT. ical cures the " do Elizabeth, New Jersey, of an ordinance train, Thursday, and were TOILET STERLING And so the critics came and went.day after day; Discovery to WARES, SILVER, ot estab-iishe- " her home. The was Manufacturer d 16 of conveyed casket Harnesses. Oldest but mind you, nearly all of them while looking believes and the " don't be- prohibiting all girls under years stand in the State. for T. T. Hav-doc- k in the in Agent around stumbled onto some article of furniture age, from visiting places of amusement, placed parlor, exactly the place DINNER carriages. lieves." There's no hesitance where the bridal WARES, they were specially pleased with, and when they public dances and the like, without being party stood. It was priced it and found it would be delivered at THE ALBANY about it, no "if" nor "possi- a or member of not deemed advisable for the remains to for house Our assortment M. G. station free of DENTISTS, accompanied by parent And all necessary articles furnishing. KEANE'S their raiiroad charge they bought direct- be seen. On at 2 a we knew we MAIN bly." their family is a step in the right Saturday p m, large is in line for the trade and we MONUMENTAL it, and really before it were "head 388 STREET, concourse of complete every early Spring WORKS, over heels" in to dis- It " I can cure ion, and oue that many cities and towns people gathered at Trinity : business, shipping goods 0pp. Cannon St , Bridgeport. says you, a amount of business. Housatonic " to await the funeral No feel sure of receiving large Avenue, Bridgeport. tant cities and all parts of the country, and from do as I direct." in Connecticut could emulate with the cortege. time on trade has increased until PAINLESS only ' even. A deathlike silence SPECIAL PATTERNS IN OPEN STOCK OF DINNERWARE, ALLOWING that steadily greate-- t propriety. A visit to many whispering A. B. FAIRCHILD we ara now making large and substantial ship- DENTISTRY Perhaps it fails occasionally. in this would pervaded the beautiful where THE PURCHASER TO SELECT SINGLE PIECES OR ASSOTMENT, ments to all of the places this state, evening, sanctuary General Insurance And Rnal y.stato daily points compass. AT MODERATE The makers hear of it when it find numberless of tender oft feet had trod. "It seemed CAN BE SEEN AT THE SHOWROOMS OF 61 irnt Call and see us. You'll be at the young girls FAIRFIELD AVENUE, BEIDGEPOET, CONN. surprised pri- because resorts where that every home a friend had lost." Warner Room 2- - ces and the stock you'll find. PRICES. does, they never keep years visiting public they Building, should never be allowed to enter save un- How like balm fell the words of the the money when the medicine and BROS. COUGHLLN Tho der the escort of a relative, whose watch- beautiful grand burial service: "I THE STERLING CO., BROS., DA VUD Hawleyville fails to do am the AH JJillvJrt, niture Crank, PRINDLE & good. ful eye should be on them all through resurrection and the life." The Bridgeport. MORRIS, casket was borne 346 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, DEALERS IN FINE GOLD WALL PAPER'S Suppose the doctors went the evening. There are a great many into the church where OIL TINTS, FEESCO BOEDEES. DECORA Opposite Union Depot, Hawleyville, Conn- - UNDERTAKERS AND on for the even in this land she, alas! nevermore would come, fol- WINDOW that principle. (We beg pitfalls young HONS. SHADES. FIXTURES. ETC. be lowed by her broken hearted sister. Dft EMBALMERS, the doctors' pardon. It of steady habits and parents should WARNES, DENTIST, where allow their child-dre-n The choir sang; "Jerusalem the Golden" 430 MAIN ST., NEAR FAIEFIELD AVE., ! very careful they FRED. E. SILLIMAN. . Are to do wouldn't do ) and oh Paradise." The STOCK OF BEIDGEPOET. prepared anything to go after the shades of night have "Paradise, OUR NEW SPRING Graduate of New England Conservatory of Music, rector, who was a friend of Highly improved sets of teeth in their line at shortest notice. fallen. Connecticut Catholic. personal the .PIANO TUNER. and deceased, read with unfaltering tone Pianos polished. Organs Orrlnra hv mail warranted. of Choking, sneezing every tiinii A share public patronage The school Times has reached until he came to the prayer for the sick DRESS GOODS IS LARGE given prompt attention, other form of catarrh in the Sunday one. Then his voice jggrjiQJ (J Only $5. 0nly 810 solicited. a circulation of over 152,000. broke and it was head, is radically cured by with difficulty that he regained control .jpfc o h W. H. PRINDLE. L. C. MORRIS. of his Ixa-xle- Wort r t Dr. Catarrh has half a feeling. Strong men wept and COMPLETE. s Calls answered if left at W. B- - Frindle's House; L. Sage's Remedy. J. Pierpont Morgan given AND 1Wt!:yw in i'few hearts were with The slow garble, $10. fjQJgjsG $15. C. Morris's House, Telephone at Leonard's Hotel. Fifty cents. By druggists. million dollars for trade schools wrung grief. UNDERTAKER, York. moving procession, then ashes to ashes, OUll LINE OF BLACK GOODS IS HAND- Residence on street. Teeth extracted tree when a plate is want- MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' dust to dust, till the shall sound King ed. Beautiful gold filling $1 up; other filling trumpet Office in All lit lowest and SAVINGS OFFERS of in Venezuela is and the dead in Christ shall rise. The Toquet Block, flOcup. operations pricessee BANK, SPECIAL The condition things SOME AND ONE WE TAKE PRIDE IN warranted satisfactory. Call and my choir Amid WESTPORT, CONN. work and get prices ; 13 years' experience. , City Bank Building, Wall Street, very similar to that in Chili before the sang, "Lead, Kindly Light, Bridgeport. FOR ONE WEEK recent overturn. President Palacio is the Encirling Gloom." The floral dec- SHOWING. WANTED Deposits, $1,073,590 32 described as another Balmaceda and his orations were beautiful and magnificent. JOSEPH and 10 IN 1,000 Dwts of Old Gold Will give Cash or IIAAF, Surplus interest, $35,896 methods as those of a dictator and usurp- The bearers were E. F. Hawley, C. F. trade. UPHOLSTERER AND DECORATOR. - Assets, $1,109,486 42 MEN'S DEPARTMENT. er rather than of a constitutional execu- Beardsley, C. H. Gay, H. G. Curtis, C. Deposits of 91 to $1000 received and interest tive. It is asserted that the is G. Peck, Dr E. M. Smith. ' JOHN H. EEID, in country QLINN & SCOTT, Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. I credited from the first of each month, payable 3 Four-pl- y Linen Collars for 25c. to him he 1871. strongly opposed and that, if Jeweler, 118 Fairfield Ave., January and July of each year.Incorporated Ho Mortal Ever More Bridge BANK CT 3 Four-pl- y Linen Cuffs for 25 c. had not the at his it would Suffered BUILDING, WESTPORT, D. H. MOEGAH, President. army back, Than I did and lived. I was 101 MAIN STREET, DANBURY. port, Between Mam and Broad Sts. Vice ailing with my JOHH DAVID Four-in-ha- nd have him. As it the 1. VESSELS, W00STEE, 2 Teck or Ties for 25 c. long ago deposed is, stomach, liver and Doctors said I Presidents. have an of their own of kidneys. W. W. WALKER & SON, All Linen Bosom Unlaundered Shirts iusurgents army would die, but a friend recommended Dr Da- & A. MURRAY ti. S. CATLIN, Secretary and Treasurer. thousand men led vid Favorite to PAINTEES DECORATORS. JENKS, 39c. several by experienced Kennedy's Remedy me. After Our Spring stock of Wall is the defeated in at using it a few weeks, I was clear ot all pain Papers most : soldiers and, although to-da- TO INVESTORS 1- -2 y complete stock we have ever at 5e. 3 Pairs Cotton Mixed Hose for 25c. and entirely cured and I owe my pres- BEST ORGANS AND PIANOS shows; per ARCHITECT, least one engagement with Palacio's ent of to roll and up We are a Pure Linseed Oil 8 and Debentures issued lease lite Dr David Kennedy's Fa. selling 10 percent by Building Wool Underwear, extra value, 50c. it was by no means demoralized, vorite Paint for $1 10 per Gal- - Lead, Oils, GUsb, Var- NO. 186 STATE STREET, and Loan Association of Dakota, fully secured forces, Remedy. Oscar Lambert, Jerico, Mo. 25c is and is furnished sup- FOR EASIEST PAYMENTS. nish and Brushes at Bottom prices . .' CONN. and guaranteed; $8000 of mortgages deposited Suspenders at 10c, 15c, per pair. growing daily, BRIDGEPORT, who Specimen Cases. 500 Main Streets Conn. with the trustee to protect each $1000 invested. plies by the people, conceal them S.H. Clifford, Sew Bridgeport. Also Cassel, Wis., was troubled The MASON & HAMLIN CO. now offer to rent any one of their Can be had in any amounts of $100 and up. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. from Palacio. Gen Crespo, the head of with Neuralgia and his All installment on which there has been Rheumatism, Stomach famous for the hir- work promptly attended to. their stock, the insurgent army, is said to be the ab- was disordered, bis Liver was affected to an Organs or Pianos three months, giving person FRED. EARTH, , declared 24 per cent, dividend per annum since 33e each, Plain Cotton Night Robes. ' ' estimat- lest soldier-i- Venezuela, and to have alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he ing full to test it thoroughly in his own home, and ALBERT H. 17 its organization Illustration showing 200 Lace Trimmed Robes 50c was terribly reduced In flesh and opportunity BEERS, LIBERTY STREET, NEAR MAIN, cost and on 10 of installment Night armed and his army admira- strength. if he does want he continues to hire ed profit shares organized Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. return not it.. If it DANBURY, CONN. ... each. mon- longer stock: bly. On the other hand, Palacio has Edward a run- amounts of in- CLOCKS & and Chemises Ham- Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,bad until the aggregate of rent paid to the price the ARCHITECT, WATCHES, JEWELRY. Admission fee, $10 Muslin Drawers ey and arms, a large army and posses- ning sore on his leg of eight Opposite Depot, Cor. Fairfield Ave. and for 83 years' standing. becomes his without further ' Lyon St. Fine Repairing a Specialty. Monthly payments, $6 per month Trimmed at 39c, 50c each. sion of the cities of the repub- Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and strument, it property payment. CONN. - burg principal BRIDGEPORT, tnonths.- $498 25 c which is not seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Illustrated Catalogues, with net prices, free. Corset Covers, 20 dozen regular lic, he has fortified and his is . $508 leg sound and well. John Speaker, Cata- at 15c each. likely to be deposed without a long had five - MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.,Ji SAFE INVESTMENTS Amount of shares at $1000 quality, wba, O., large fever sores on his leg, BUY maturity, , Loomer's .. . or 400 Corsets. Patent Steam struggle. doctors said be was Incurable. One bottle Elec- BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. In carefully selected Bonds and Mort- PLUMB & For further particulars enquire write, tric Bitters and one WINTON'S Moulded Corsets in three grades at Dissolution of the British Parliament box Bucklen's Arnica gages netting the investors 6 per cent. C? are salve cured him entirely. Sold by E. F. -- JAMES JOHNSON, 50c, 75, $1 each. They guaran- STUDIO BUILDING, NO FIRE INSURANCE bone fertilizers: is now looked for early in July or sooner Hawley'sdrug store. rnHE NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE. FAIKF1ELD A VKKITK The best results attained.' CONNECT- teed a perfect fitting Corset and will some time in Au- CONN. We have the most complete' Business School In this Price GENERAL AGENT FOR ' and the elections for LBKIDUEI'OKT, In old reliable tal-lo- as as worn. H. J. Baker & Bro.'s Manures vou in a short time and at little expense foi a Kooa DOHlllon mid wlmt companies; lowest rates. $30 per ton. Cash paid for hides, w retain their shape long Mr Balfour would not commit Special 8 ICUT, STEPNEY DEPOT. Ruch-in- gs gust. ' Are manufactured from the best is more, wo can obtain one tor you, when you are qualineu to till It. We have departments, Colored Silk in- tonus of I and bones. I have a of all loans Ucatien Ruchings: Fancy himself to definite when vhc: Business Telegraphy, "snort iiami ana Typewriting. A. . CLARK, list their showing nine different any promise soluble and available plant food. The crop will payyou to can ana see u I NEWTOWN amount of the mortgage, value of the property, 10c per yard in Mr the other is them it or write tor circular. "FARMS WANTED. terrogated by Labouchere, supplied by with food best suited to J.F.GRIFFEN.Principal. insurance on same, etc-- , of which I would solicit shades. its needs.. are of ou THE BEST PLACE TO GET" FARMS WANTED All sizes." Every, day, but bis reply is interpreted to mean They quick action all soil 8 Also sell, exchange, and lease an examination, as the mortgages represent in Dress Trimmings and session be and while promoting large yields, assure YOUR - Bargains that the will not prolonged W. h SWORDS LUMBER JOB PRINTING DONE Country Hotels, Stores, Mills. No charge only about 80 per cent- of the value of the prop- Choice quality. Secure pamphlet, "Facts THE COMPANY, other than reasonable eoimiilHsioif when busi- and are under Gloves at the Summer. There is as much IS BT ness actually consummated. Will with erty constantly growing better, through For Farmers," mailed free. , i BUCKINGHAM & pleasure register any property you have to the monthly payment plan, of principal and in objection among Tories' themselves to W holesale and Retail DealersCOnn.in ' BREWER, dispose of, it furnished very full particulars. terest. I believe there is no mors secure invest BueUen'i Arnica Salve- - Bridgfoport, GEO. W. P JERKY, Keal S7 postponing' the elections until Fall as Estate, East With ment 10 cent. Deben- The best salve in the world 9 Wall Rt...N. "V. V - than this Co's 8 and per for cuts.bruixcs, MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE St., Bridgeport. ture Bonds secured of of f JONES anywhere. A memorial requesting an sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter by a pledge $2000 their HURD hands, chilblains, corns and Sash, Doors & Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, Mantles & Hard several and THE : for each sold. dissolution has been to chapped all skin Timber, Lath, years' experience give their per- NEWTOWN , LIBRARY mortgages $1000 Bespeotfully, early presented eruptions and positively cures piles,or no Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber sonal attention to all the work. Orders left Will be for Tues- a It is to Sat- Wood, Trim, etc. North a Specialty. at the Bjsb office will attent- open drawing Books every Lord Salisbury, signed by number of required. guaranteed give perfect rUKKISUD PBOMPTbT. receive prompt day 1 ts tt p in and 7 to a in the ; Satur- CONN. isfaction, or money refunded. Price 25a ion, evening JAMES C. JOHNSON, BRIDGEPORT, the members. box. For sale K. F. . nr day frem 1 p m to 9 in the evening, .. Tory by Hawley. ready done to beautify the old town and The annual of Trinity parish THE NEWTOWN BEE. meeting of all in Power.--Late- st U. S. A store be filled to over- wish that the town possessed a few more will be held in the chapel, Monday, at Highest Leavening Gov't Report. may PUBLISHED BY Bros. such , public spirited citizens and bene- 7 30 p m, for the purpose of electing off- with shoes and if the The Copeland Co., - flowing yet THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. factors. icers for the ensuing year. eljlicX ' ZEiy Groods - R. II. SMITH, EDITOB. styles are not right and in good Carpets. Preparation is made to seed down the Miss Libbie Jenning3 has so far recov- MILLINERY. $1 50 A YEAR, 4c. A COPY. lawn around the new church and put ered from her sprain as to be able to fj taste the assortment is poor. the around it. The is to walk her ankle. NEWTOWN, CONK.. FEIDAT, APRIL 15. coping coping by slightly favoring Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets. dedica- We were see in Some - be of blue granite stone. The heartily glad to her her of th's spring's styles in Flowers, Ribbons and Jets. , tion services are now expected to be old place at the head of her class. fir held 2, one from the time women's kid shoes are rot May just year Mrs Charles Guyer of Hull's Farms has only CLOAKS, CAPES AND LONG the corner stone was laid. GARMENTS, been quite ill for some days, so much so new but handsome and in correct The sudden demise of David II. Sher- that the family has been detained from For Ladies, Misses and Children. church. ABSOUUTECT PURE taste. those at 50 wood of Mill hill, Monday morning, was Particularly $4 SPECIAL VALUES IN SILKS startling to his many friends. He had Fred. Rusco and have been af- FAIRFIELD. family avenue are much admired as they near have the estate of the late and $5. been sick only a little over a week with flicted with measles for three weeks. appraised m completion. Those beautiful Morehouse. Hobert Dickie has begun his eight-roo- he died of heart the last has recovered so piazzas, Mary Black Gros Grain 65c, 75c, 95c, $1.25. pueumonia, although Fred, patient, with their magnificent views, will be Three dollar shoes, you know $1.00, house on Burr road, Allan Ander- failure, due, as the doctor says, to his as to be about his work. The Co.are Black $1, $1.25 and $1.79. son charming places of resort for these en- Bridgeport Quarry running Failes, builder. low vitality, caused, as he thought, by their stone breakers to their ca- how I sell the best Fred Northrop, a student in Yale, has terprising merchants, after the labors of utmost them, get Black Armeurs and Indias. ld the which Mr Sherwood had Willie E., son of Ofllcer grip, along been ill with He had recovered the Summer pacity. Indias in black and in He was born and had mumps. days. the fashionable Figured colored grounds. John Keenau, died at 39 Fulton street, January. lived, so as to return to he was possible quality, as on his work, when a victim of scarlet had his father before him, the sin- William Weaver and family, who have 0R0N0QUE. Bridgeport, Monday, suddenly taken with a relapse. We styles, a little ahead of competi- hill. Mr Sherwood was 62 and - THE fever. years liis last attack not occupied the house, corner of Burr and H. Blakeman has sold two thorouo-h- C0PEL AND BROS. CO., nine months of and had been cerely hope may prove j. age twice serious. Riverside avenues, for six or sevenyears, bred Holstein Fresian cows to William tors, and sell a pile of 'em, the residents of married. His first wife was Miss has moved to Norwalk. L. Ellis of Ansonia. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Monday morning, The M. E. ladies' aid at Mrs Fairfield were astounded the an- Beardsley of New York State, by whom society John G. Howland. by afternoon. Frank of the Mrs D. nouncement of the death of David Hull he had two children, Mary, now wife of Charles Buckley's, Thursday Saxomyer, proprietor II. Averill has removed to Mrs has a fine new house and bakery, expects to fire his N. 405 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Sherwood of Mill hill. His death was A. B. Huntington of Springfield, Mass. Bulkley Saugatuck up Montclair, J., and her valuable resi-- the ladies to share in her new oven, this week and furnish the peo- - is the result of a severe attack of and Miss Alice II., who was living at delight hospi- dence for sale, pneumon- is a to of with the best bread and useful and beautiful which are G2 home. His second wife was Miss tality. It charming place visit. pie Saugatuck presents, ia. The deceased was years of age. Mary : Nichols of Mill who him. pastry that they have ever bought in A coat of primrose yellow paint adorns as follows Kitchen range, French china Interment took place, after- Plain, survives The Epworth League will hold their Thursday He was a man well in vicin- town. During the warm weather, he the buildings of D. B. Booth, tea set, toilet set, check for $25, marble noon, 11th, from his late residence, known this monthly entertainment and meeting at as an industrious and skillful will dispense ice cream and Summer bev- clock, lemonade set, silver fruit dish, where funeral services were held. ity farmer, Increase Parcells at Green's Farms, next At town the select-atuc- k, a erages at his ice cream parlors in Saug- - Saturday's meeting, silver butter dish, silver coffee pot, silver of social and attractive manner and Tuesday. men were instruted to make a of David A. Burr and Ed. Osborn, ap- a which will be quite a luxury for survey tea pot, silver sugar bowl, silver spoon possessing bright, humorous wit. He Skidmore s hill to ascertain the cost of praisers on the estate of the late C. B. was liked who Last Sunday was Palm Sunday and the the young folks. holder, silver pickle castor, three orange by all knew him. As an to a of six feet 100. Wukeley, have been in apprais- decorations at Trinity were elaborate. p grading grade per sets, three fruit knives, half dozen tea engaged administrator and trustee, his seivices W. of uni- the estate week. The in front of the chancel rail Royal Raymond Wesleyan half dozen table dozen Overcoats or Ulsters ing during the past were in demand because of his space The warm weather has started up the spoons, spoons, always was filled with and versity has been spending a short vaca knives, dozen dozen dessert Mrs Eliza has good and of char- palms large bouquets fishermen, who are their nets forks, spoons, HTFT1HERE WHEN CHEAPER Murphy bought the judgment uprightness of on tion at home. preparing solid silver two water ARE TIMES IT IS Jonathan acter. He was senior warden of St. palm branches were the altar. tor the shadding season. berry ladle, sets, AT COST TO WAIT Gilbert place. The purchase be as brass TO SELL THEM THAN was Paul's church and had for Easter Sunday, there will services Contractor Oscar Smith is erecting a piano lamp, mirror, plush rocker, price $2500. Episcopal : For another season. We have no alternative. The follows Em-balme- rs table years been one of its most active mem- large addition to the plant of the ASPETUCX. rug, scarf, plush rocker, drugget, i Charles '92, L. S., has been chos- 7 Communion. willow rocker, chair, ice season is over, and at the reduced Fox, bers. The funeral services were am, Holy Co., C. B. presi-iden- t. lamp, sewing present nearly yet, en Vale as held, Supply Dolge The trustees of the cream cracker to represent their champion 3. 10 a m, Morning Prayer and Holy This find Methodist Episco- set, carving set, jar, plush prices we offer our stock of Overcoats and Ulsters at, Thursday afternoon at enterprising company out- at all the athletic tournaments church have decided to rent the linen, water set, toilet yet-Som- e bicyclist Communion. it necessary to double their facilities in pal pews rocker, table, we are bound to rid ourselves of quite a number the season. The bill presented the town 3 school for the current to meet the neces- fit from George Plumb, uncle during against p ro, Sunday celebration. order to supply the constantly increasing year, Tennessee, have been and are enough to buy by the board of education 7 and of the bride. people prudent The Holland Hill school district meet- Bridgeport 30 p m, Evening prayer. demand for their goods. sary expenses appointed Monday, for well will a for children who have been attending 18th, at 4 p m, in the church, when all another year, knowing that they get big ing, which was held, Saturday evening, A of the Consolidated road The M. E. church will hold their schools has been ordered to be surveyor Mrs C. B. Dolge will sail on the 23d for may secure a suitable selection appropri- rate of interest on their money invested. $5 saved on for the of was in a few with desiring ate Easter next even- purpose making temporary town, days ago and, a three-month-s' visit to friends in Ger- of William Wakeman is com- services, Sunday is for was paid. pews. the a $20 Overcoat means a safe investment, that paying arrangements holding school, one of the town committee, visited the ' mittee on rental of ing. attended. A A room has been secured in a house was decided to many. pews. you 20 per cent, and absolutely no risks. The higher largely committee, George Elwood crossing. It raise The works a car of fin- Dean, was to provide suitable owned by Charles S. French in which to the sidewalk about two feet and a Builders and G. B. Smith will Mrs Thomas Foster of Springfield, L. granite shipped the Overcoat, the the reduction, conse- appointed put Quinlan ished monuments to Milford, Wednesday. priced greater quarters for holding school and the dis- hold school for the Holland Hill district, stone gutter on each side of the road. soon have the unsightly vacancy on I., is withher brother, J. J. Foster. quently the greater rate of interest on your money. trict committee was instructed to call a which will be opened, next Monday is to be done in a Main street filled with two modern Master Fred Blakeman has gone to The work short time. equip- Mrs Jane Banks has gone to Bridge- You ought to think of these things. meeting to act on the question of re- morning. The committee, Mr Nichols, There should be a light under the bridge. ped stores. Slowly but surely Westport to care for her Norfolk, Va , for a short visit. if hold port help grandchildren, building the school house. It seemed says that, they attempt to school progresses. David and Frank who are sick The new are in and are lie will II. N. Wakeman has filled in around Hawley, gates operation $10 Overcoats or Ulsters, $7 50 to be the sentiment of the meeting that there, discharge the teacher. with measles. in of F. Thomas his house. The at Thomas Foster takes care charge J. Pendleton, 12 & 13 50 Overcoats or Ulsters, 9 50 the site of the burned building was un- prevailing question present of her in her and Robert who are re- place absence. O'Brien Eccleston, 15 Overcoats or Ulsters. 1150 some the school St. Paul's voiced its tribute to Mr The Summer term of the schools seems to be, When will business be ' suitable, claiming that public on duty from C a m to 9 p m. Overcoats or 13 50 would never have been Sherwood's in these words: Mr will on 18th. sumed at the foundry? 18 Ulsters, there only for memory begin Monday, SPORT HILL. 15 00 Sherwood was identified with this Ellsworth Wilcoxson is seriously ill 20 Overcoats cr Ulsters, the scheming of the owner of the land, parish There will be a of the who an from its formation and was the last sur- meeting vestry Rev William Coggsvvell occupied the with rheumatic fever. obtained exorbitant price. Opin- Jel-lif- T, EASTON. of Trinity at the house of Francis pulpit of Lee's ions were freely expressed pro and con viving member of the parish who was See of chapel, Sunday morning, Easter services at Christ church, Sun- SSTNew Stock of DERBYS in all the Sprinsr Styles this week Friday night at 8 o'clock. the ad. the Park City Clothing House, 3d, and an excellent and interesting developments are prom- one of its original founders. He always Bridgeport. preached Gospel day evening. $1 25, 1 50, 2, 2 50, $3. ised. manifested a interest in all The contractors have the foun- sermon on "What is Thy Life?"' kindly things begun Mrs Pattison left with her wa Miss Pe-qu- ot Mary town, A party given Agnes that concerned its welfare. For a per- dations of O. T. Sherwood's house on A mad this surprise Last Friday afternoon, Sheriff Pike ar- household goods, Saturday, for Shelton, dog passed through place, at the residence of II. L. Bar- iod of nearly 40 years, he was a regular avenue. R. V. Nichols Thompson rested Kate Merritt, who was m- -- where she intends to make her home for early Tuesday morning. last week, a number of lying attendant upon its sei vices. He was an heard a noise in his and saw it bite tram, by large drunk on the Southport road. She was the present. yard friends and mates. A very time communicant and in his life a GREENFIELD HILL. his three times in Mr pleasant tried before Justice E. L. Wells, who in- exemplary dog the head. is the universal verdict of all consistent Christian. In the Rev Mr Merritt of Andover, Conn., his present. flicted a of $2 and costs. community It will cost you less than it ever cost you to Nichols took gun and killed it near punishment in which he lived, he held in a de- an sermon at the of William and Fannie Kate was taken to to high get a good diagonal suit for Easter, at the preached acceptable Ed Banks's. It was a pug dog, but no Elsie, daughter Bridgeport jail the confidence and esteem of his Park 4.t and 456 Main after- last from diphther-eti-c work out her fine. gree City Clothing Co., street, Congregational church, Sunday name on the collar. Mr Nichols soon Osborne, died, week, youd. Besides her husband to mourn her urday, matinee and evening, "Beacon and its citizens. His name Bridgeport, Conn. noon, lie was at 11 There were neighbors entertained, Sunday, had his dog killed, although he valued it croup, aged years. loss, she leaves a father, W. W. Paddock Lights'' will be presented. Special at- Services for week for St. Thom- will be as of Dea Charles Sillinian's. seven in and all were Holy long remembered that "a G. Brush of Danbury visits Mrs Abram highly.; children the family of Stratford, a sister, Mrs George B. tention is paid to the scenery; a solo or- as' parish will be held on Friday and good man, full of the Ghost and Banks. sick with measles. Holy W. H. Gallup Easter week at Mr and Mrs B. Hawley and a brother, W. F. Paddock, chestra and a military band are with the at !) a m. spends T. Beers, Mrs Gregory Saturday mornings full of faith." his in W. is both of Her funeral will 19, "Held Rev II. Davies preached to a large home Norwich. and II. W. Beers of Bridgeport attended E. Peck spending his vacation Bridgeport. company. Tuesday, April by On Monday, Committeeman G. II. with his be attended, Friday, 15th, at the First the Euemy" wiil appear for one per- audience at Safeguard chapel, Wednes- The household goods of the late John the funeral of Mrs Stowe of Redding,sis-tc- r parents. received notification from Insur SOUTHPORT. Methodist churoh at 2 30 p m. Rev Dr formance. They will have all the spec- Knapp day eveuiug. B. Turney will be sold at auction, Satur- of B. T. Beers. Frank Noonan moves to Woodmont. ance H. L.Mills that the policy Clothe your boys at the Park City Clothing Clark, assisted by liev L. K. Streeteraud ial scenery and effects. Thursday even- Agent Mrs David Smith Mrs 23d, Frank a pn the Middle district school house House, Bridgeport. entertains Brush day, 1pm. Sherwood had car of phos- Misses Wheeler have visited Mr3 D. B. Rev Charles Harris, former pastors, will ing, April 21, "Down on the Farm," a of Danbury. phate come to this week, and in Her new would be cancelled, if the building was Mrs Josiah Hawkins is quite sick with Bridgeport, Hatch Brooklyn. render the sad service. Sunday domestic country drama, will receive REDDING. the farmers of this place are buying it. school of whom she its first Sat- not put in better repair. lumbago. We missed her smiles and It is reported that John Hull's children Walter Emerson is said to have eulist-e- d class young men, presentation at Bunnell's. sick with Services at Christ church, Mr Mrs loved so well, will bear her silent form 2.5, Bunnell will It is announced that Edward W. S. warm greetings, as well as her flowers, are scarlet fever. Sunday, and Bunce of Stratford were in the army. urday, April Manager Ji.aster day, at 10 fa a m and 7 30 in the of Mrs B. T. Beers. to the grave. give another ladies' and children's spec- Pickett is to dedicate his new hall with a last Sunday. The two children sick with guests a pneumonia evening. Mr and Mrs S. A. Andrews have ial matinee and it will, no doubt, be banquet and ball to his customers and Rev Edward Grier Fullerton of the at Mrs Frances Bunnell's are improving. The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal son. The Philharmonic club met at the two new commenced young largely patronized, as the play will be friends. Park street church, Sunday, ministers church will hold their next sociable at house of Mr Reynolds, Bridgeport aud Congregational Warner Ogden is with his son, II. B. their ministrations in Rev Mr Sexton Dooley of the M.E. church has "The I'rince and the Pau)er." Ed. lied field of U. Kedfield & East Bridgeport, preached in the Con- at Cross Redding, the residence of Mrs Edgar Jennings, were finely entertained. Owing to the Sons, Ogden, Highway. Swan at the and Rev E. L. resigned. not as while around the Mill River gregational church of Southport in ex- Episcopal Wednesday evening, 20th. If stormy, sudden cold weather, there were The board of trade raised 900 of clearing up Gould is a little better. at the Methodist church. Both is as could found a cable over change with liev W. II. Holman, last Henry Bray the following fair evening. All cordially Mr Hughes of the granite works many of the members present Bridgeport's $3000 subscription to the bridge, large guy made a favorable on their his new should and 1200 which been Sunday. Cornelius Baker has returned to his impression invited. quite lame, having allowed wag- be desired. The members try World's Fair, Monday evening. feet long, must have is home in congregations. on to run over the toes of one foot. The be at every meeting if the June recital lost by some previous bridge builders. Services are held each day in Westport. Frauk Ford of Ford Bros, died, Sun- Trinity Rev D. his ser- TASHUA. is painful, but not serious, unless to be a success. The club owe Mr Rey- this week. Officers Band meet- Taylor preached first injury 26 old. Funeral from St. Au- An affair which threatens to open up church, elected at of Hope mon blood should set in. nolds a vote of thanks for the fine ice day, years : at Southington, Sunday, returning The rector of St. Paul's, Bridgeport, poisoning serious legal controversy Mrs J. V. is ing, Saturday President, Gracie Gould ; was kind to gustine, Wednesday, with solemn high happened, Ryder entertaining her on Monday to pack his goods. has invited the rector and Gideon P. who resides near the cream and cake he enough Monday 11th. Some time ago, Mrs Richmond of L. vice president, Bessie Jennings; secre- congregation Lewis, the rules of mass. night, sister, Patchogue, of Christ church, Tashua, to him at is ill with provide. Though against Betts considerable I. tary, Millie Jennings ; treasurer, Ida Jen- S. C. Shaw is spending his Easter va- join ferry, very erysipelas. was Benjamin bought Bridgeport in the services on Good Fri- the club, such kindness appreciated Very large crowds has been attending stone from Frank no agree- nings; assistant, Emogene Whitaker; cation at home. Edward Hammond, who has been in who a as most of Wakeley,but Prices in have fallen off near- therefore there will be no service by those had long ride, the Actors' Bazaar; the managers say ment was made as to the Subse- produce chaplain, Georgia Gould ; usher, Eli Jen- day; has returned home. in or the sur- price. one half on some Mrs W. C. Sanford has suffered from here, that Florida, the members live Easton that they met with great success. Mr Betts offered to more ly articles, during the nings; assistant, Allie Whitaker. The day. next will quently, buy last week. a severe attack of diphtheria and her Rev Mr Bassett was too ill, last Sun- rounding towns. The meeting stone from Mr and offered him program consisted of numerous choruses mother-in-la- The will meet at Mrs Charles vice The Sound steamer run- Wakeley Mrs James Sanford, society to conduct services and a prayer be at the home of Miss Allie Bright, Waterbury, $5 for it. au- C. O. Jelliff has his and riddles. F. Gilbert's, Thursday evening, 21st. day, between here and New while Uponconsulting expert greatly improved from erysipelas in her hand. Both are was held in the morning, led by president of the club, Tuesday evening, ning York, Mr learned that the beautiful house the addition of an or- Music in attendance for dancing, If meeting the East was run into thority, Wakeley by A pleasant reception was given by doing as well as can be expected. Charles Hubbell. In the evening, the 19th. If stormy, the first fair evening. entering river, by stone for which Mr Betts had offered namental veranda. The tasty work has stormy, the following evening. the ferryboat Arizona, about 4 30 o'clock Miss A. M. Wakeman's school, last Fri- The will hold a caucus at young peoples' society took charge. at the him $5 was really worth $50. Then Mr been done by the Northrop Bros. A of Republicans Next Sunday morning Baptist Monday morning. day afternoon. number the parents the Town at will have concluded that, at that rate, he house, Tuesday evening 8, WESTON. There was a large attendance at the tabernacle, the Sunday school Wakeley Rev Mr Gilman's youthful plass will attended. They were especially pleased dele- John McMahon, the well known base would receive for 10th, for the purpose of electing town meeting, Saturday, and $800 was their Easter service in place of the regu- comparatively nothing meet at Increase Parcells, next Satur- with the kindergarten department, Miss Frank Dikeman and Nelson Crossman ball player, started, Tuesday morning, the amount of stone which Mr gates to the State convention. appropriated for repairs of the upper and lar preaching service. large day at 3. Wakeman being particularly efficient in swing the lash over a new pair of oxen. for Kansas City, where he will join the Betts had carted on to his lot. N. Nickerson and wife will enter- lower Bridgeport roads. The selectmen already this work. Exercises given in geography J. William Lockwood wife W. H. Lyon of the Peoples' savings base ball team of that place as catcher. on after A fine audience greeted the pastor at tain the new minister and until and rejoice were authorized to have a survey made Accordingly Monday night, and phonics were very interesting and family over of a bank and O.H. Crossley of the Connecti- Mr closed his Mr Wake- the M. E. church, last the arrival little daughter. of Skidmore hill and instructed to pre- Councilman while Betts had store, Sunday morning. satisfactory ; the prompt and intelligent they get settled in their new abode. cut National bank were in Washington, Creevey, crossing He been on re- Ken-drick- its with a force of men and teams, has warmly received his A for s, sent the probable cost of changing the railroad bridge, Sunday afternoon, ley, large answers were not those memorized for The venerable Mrs Banks Good-se- ll surprise party Eugene D. last week, enjoying the sights. commenced to move turn to his work here. All are devoutly Polly last week. at a future meeting. They were C, lost his fine new hat and it was back the stone the occasion, but the result of careful died at the home of grade, derdy from Mr Betts's land praying that it may be a prosperous quite suddenly also instructed to lay out a road on the Dr C. C. read a very interest- only rescued after a half hour hard fish- and, by morning, and thorough teaching, and acquired her Mrs Burr in John Bedient's three-year-o- ld colt got Godfrey had the Now Mr year. daughter, Godfrey, south side of Academy hill. There was on "The and Phys- ing, a little soiled with mud. completed job. Betts from oral instruction, with the aid of 83. The funeral took loose in the stable and chewed offa calf's ing paper Chemistry threatens to commence Hopewell, aged little discussion over the matters pre- ics of the Kitchen" before the Scientific legal proceedings Mrs E. A. Bartram has been sadly af- chart and blackboard. Notwithstanding Rev W. of- tail and one ear. Canadian horses must Thomas Murray, who was taken sud- place, Sunday. J. Jennings sented for consideration and, after a He of against Mr Wakeley,while Mr Wakeley's flicted in the sudden death of her of on ac- society, Tuesday evening. spoke ill, o'n the Bar-nu- m again great irregularity attendance, ficiated. She was buried in the family be fond of souse. the till denly Tuesday morning, friends say that, If he does, they will Mrs Stowe of The count of the have made short session, meeting adjourned is mother, Redding. sickness, pupils plot in the Ridge cemetery by the side A from New York have moved next October. Several of the items in the improved ways of preparing meals building, getting along nicely. take steps to have a certain real estate will leave to take care advancement, family family Southport satisfactory reflecting of her husband, Bradley Goodsell, who into the Arthur Bennett the for the meeting were not and gave many valuable suggestions for John Stapelton and George Flynn start transaction between the set aside of infirm com- on to wnom are place. warning Hov-e- parties the aged and father. The credit their teacher, they died many years ago. Bearers, John B., Peck acted as Rev Dr y to stay over Faster at Boston on the that Mr Is not Mrs Edward Weed is touched at all. Lawyer thoughtful housekeepers. Friday, ground Wakeley munity, and especially the Methodist much attached. I. B. and A. B. Goodsell and Burr God with her mother, as Middletown will lecture, next and to be about a week. of business Mrs chairman and Fred Beardsley clerk. of expect gone capable transacting properly. churches of which Mr and Mrs Bartram frey. Carrie Budd. before the DEERFIELD. The stone crusher is to be moved to Tuesday evening, society. Mrs Shelton, wife of Gen George Shel- are members, will miss them greatly. Mr and Mrs James are in Nor- At a meeting of the voters of the Hol- Phillips Second Hill road. The Times has suspended. ton of Shelton, while waiting for a train We deeply sympathize with them in Miss Abby Wakeman is with her cous- PLATTSVTLLE. walk. evening land Hill school district, Saturday morn- their severe affliction. two at the depot, had her pocketbook stolen on , ins in Hull's Farms. A number attended the lecture "bf Dr The Congregational Endeavor society Gorman Bros' minstrels will give ing, April 0, the grounds where the Fred Dunning and Miss Jennie Nich- mat- by a sneak thief. Mr and Mrs II. B. have re- of New Haven C. H. will hold a 7 a m prayer meeting, Sun- performances at Bunnell's, Fast day school house there Jennings Miss Martha Burr is a few Hopkins at Bright's, ols . lately stood, gathered spending visited Redding, last week. inee and will some- Men have been at work down a of voters and lookers turned from Florida, where they have at Burr Wilson's. Tuesday afternoon. He will ; open a day morning. night. They present tearing large company days is his seen in this Sat the old house on Housatonec avenue. been for two weeks. a class here in be- James Dikeman repairing house. Mrs and thing never before city. gas on. The meeting was called to order by They report Miss Nellie of this metaphysical science, The twin sisters, Blakeman and have ex- Stow, formerly next The Mr a the clerk of the district, J. L. More- very pleasant trip yet they was last to ginning Monday evening. only Morgan of Westport visited his Mrs Vanderbeck, will give birthday in climate there not place, married, Wednesday, is each student shall Mrs Moore. house, In a small building known as the perienced changes O. Blackman. requirement that daughter, Joe party, next Monday evening. wood shed. James was made widely different from our own North. avail him or herself of the full course of Finn im Mr Wilson will move his family to u. Much interest is manifested in the re chairman. The was in We were glad to see them again in the 12 lesssons. meeting original NICHOLS. ception to be given by the young pupils S T E make-u- church of last E A p God, Its and primitive In appearance. Sunday. of Misses Downs' class, next The chairman sat on the corner of the Easter service at the M. E. church, SHELTON. dancing MiJM Rev B. F. son of the STRATFORD. Gilman, pastor, Sunday morning. Singing and other ex- Monday evening. The reception of the wood box In one corner, while the clerk in M. so- preached the E. church, confer- ercises be A.J.Burgess, agent of the Humane Died, 12oh, Margaret, wife of Edwin older class will be held, Thursday even- on a wood In may expected. v posed pile another, writing ence Sunday, greatly to the delight and ciety, has been investigating the case of B. 75. in the dim of a are out a to Curtis, ing following. hi minutes light lantern, profit of the hearers. He has joined the Cards for birthday party, Walter Wheeler's cattle in Iluntington. A LINE held by an accommodating voter. conference on and has been be held at the residence of Mrs William Mrs E. R. Silliman and son Robert ITU, probation Dr E.M. of Monroe and Da- BRIDGEPORT. George II. Dean was appointed a com- stationed at L. I. Cooper, Thursday evening, 21st, in honor Beardsley have been in New York for a short visit. Bellport, mon Coley of Westport were in town, wife of Dr to to rent a room in the if of her Miss Alice death of Mrs mittee vicinity, sister, Watklns. Mi3S Annie Osborne is quite ill with The Lauder, one could be obtained and, if not, to Henry C. Whitney is expected to mar- Saturday, guests of S.B.Beardsley. Robert Lauder, 192 Fairfield avenue, Miss Fannie P. the measles. n ikirrwTici build an addition on the wood shed for ry Gilman, pastor's WESTPORT. Charles McE. Beardsley of Monroe has which had been hourly expected for two fi A was daughter, on the 20th and Immediately The Park children, who have been ill at 9 0 UlliVLMNS, temporary purposes. resolution We've got a overcoat that ia taken a position in the store of George days, occurred o'clock, Tuesday TIlLTntlrtlK move to Nichols, where he has been ap- Spring just with measles and scarlet fever, are rap- a shadow also passed by the unanimous vote of your guage in size, material and fit, at W.Coggswell and will have entire evening, 12th. Her death casts the which style, charge 4A the district, that the committee, Luther pointed by conference, he the Park City Clothing House, 454 and 450 of the meat department. idly recovering. of unusual gloom, not only upon her a few Main street, Conn. her Nichols, who was absent, he instructed joined, days ago. Bridgeport, A very pretty wedding occurred, last husband and relatives, but upon leg- in and to call s meeting for Saturday evening, D. II. Sherwood was president of Oak Miss Bessie Marvin, a graduate of Mar- STRATFIELD. week Wednesday night, at the residence ion of .friends the church among with whom AND CHILD-- for the of such ; uni- the circle of T WOMEN'S April 16, purpose taking Lawn cemetery association. tin's shorthand school, Bridgeport, ia Warren has connected a of Mr and Mrs Capt Charles Plumb, acquaintances as be in a George pipe she had endeared herself a life of action may necessary, offering A. Senator D. M. Read's stenographer and with wacer to ting their only daughter, Mis3 Alida B., by who burned the Charles Wheeler's horse has cerebro the city and carries it his Christian and unselfish devotion reward for the culprit typewriter. house. - to Rudolph R. Loth, Jr, of Bridgeport. purity school house, to consider the advisibility spinal meningitis. bride was. attired in a to their interests. The First Methodist-church- , A large and appreciative audience as- The handsomely of the site and of ap- Charles F. Cornwall of Sacramento is K. II. Nichols came near a serious ac- of cream white with of which she has been a consist- changing present sembled, both and at princess dress silk, a building committee to build a visiting his aunts, Misses Jerusha and morning evening, cident. While chopping wood, a stick cream colored roses and ent and conscientious member from child- E HEN'S GOODS NOW ON pointing the Methodist church, to hear the young pearl trimmings new building. It is understood that Mr Mary Cornwall. flew and struck him in the eye, luckily and wore diamonds. The ceremony was hood, will feel her loss as a personal one preacher, Rev George C. Peck, who has - Nichols refuses to call the and not destroying the sight. . 7 30 Bev S. in its individual membership. She was meeting The White Kock sailed for New York, the conference and been, as- performed at by Joel Ives, is that will be taken to just joined a a willing worker, as well as an it expected steps Tuesday ; the George Edwin, Wednes- to for the Grace Cornell has so far recovered as in the presence of large number of always one called signed Westport coming year. effective and comprehensive leader in all have immediately. Mr Peck is son of Rev Dr one of to be able to go to church, last Sunday. guests. After congratulations had been day. Peck, of the interests over by the la- K HAND. have been at work for Fred- the ablest men in the New showered on the newly wedded couple, presided Surveyors II. N. Thornton and wife, missionaries York East Frank Lycette will soon move to dies. As a school teacher, she the road lead- conference. The the whole company partook of a wedding Sunday erick Stnrges, surveying to Alaska, were given a pleasant recept- character and delivery Bridgeport. excelled in her class of many north im- prepared by Caterer Dunn of interesting ing from the station toward the ion the last of both sermons were such that they supper each of whom she had a at Congregational chapel, The cold wave has stopped the plant- The bridesmaid was Miss young men, for residence of G. II. Knapp and also the pressed those who were acquainted with Bridgeport. concern for their welfare. from the new Friday evening. Dr Peck the son was a ing of gardens and potatoes about here." Ella Green of Bridgeport, the best man deep personal N. road leading Congrega- that chip of the While she has been in falling health for H. A Y E E S , tional church north to Sturges hill. The fences between the tracks at the old block. David H. Sherwood, who died George Loth, brother of the groom. recently was made Mrs Plumb the past year, her disease had not been these roads have been worked and stations have been much improved by on Mill hill, Fairfield, was well known The bride's loaf by Both Those 4 o'clock talks to men, Sunday was necessarily fatal, till within the Mr at the up- green paint. about here. He will be missed the bride's mother and handsomely thought macadamized by Sturges afternoons, Rev Kenneth in the three weeks, since which time she bis evident intention is to In extending the wall at the south by Mackenzie, town. decorated- - by Holmes & Clinton. The past per ends and rector of have been at- has succumbed to its fearful rav- 7 BISHOP so well It Is bound station, it became necessary to Trinity, largely bride and groom will reside in Stratford rapidly BLOCK, complete the work begun. tended and of is de- John Poland is a wire With mind clear and a will be remove several large trees in front of Ar- promotive good. It building fence in the fine new house, corner of White ages. trusting expected that work begun very sired that be continued. on his farm Horace in the atonement, she north of tne station. thur Sherman's residence. Hia permis- by many they adjoining Lyon's and Parrott streets. The bride's parents faith peacefully soon on the road land. and bid adieu to this life, BRIDGEPORT, of the town extend their sion was obtained and they were' cut The new and beautiful houses of F. N. will remove to the ferry. The bride was resignedly All citizens with anticipations of the life be down. and W. E. Osborn on Charles S. French and B. B, - the of a very large number of bright (hanks to him for the work he has al Taylor Imperial BrothweU recipient at work Prof W. W. as The Methodist church in Sandy Hook George (Jesse) Taylor, who died of E. F. Hawley has carpenters Dayton, the illusionist, Mrs Allen, who was injured by a fall, NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. is the work sisted Mons felt like when learned that pneumonia, Sunday, at the hospital at in his new store and pushing by Fdrber, the equilibrist some time back, is no better. FRIDAY, APBII. 15, 1893. rejoicing they move in- a - Kev William Brown of had was buried in the family as fast as possible, expecting to and strong company of metropolitan Bridgeport Bridgeport, It E. Stone of Danbury, Conn. The opening ol CIRCULATION. been to the He has at Taunton, Tuesday to it, next month, as he is giving a artists, will givJtwb of his really won the millinery department was a big success. JAHUAET 601 appointed charge. burying giound The store was crowded with hundreds of La- THE M. BEAD 1,1888 been Ave in the limit remains were in renovation. His store will derful and irakh?iprovoking entertain D, COMPANY, LAST WEEK 2S28- - years Bridgeport, afternoon. The charge thorough : dies. The main thing of the success, a large time church to remain of & Blake and the service was close at 11 o'clock on Good Friday. ments, consisting of "Miracles of To- majority ot them purchased their new Spring of allowed by the Taylor hats, in addition to that a number purchased uni- O. of- day" at the TOwn hall, Newtown, Wed W. Brew and Thomas J. Corbett in the same place. He is a pastor said at the grave, Rev O. Wright Spring jackets. We had a big sale on dress J. go near Botsford sta- nesday and Thursday, April 20 and 21 goods. E. Stone, 229 Main Street. as to the State convention of versally beloved and has hosts of friends ficiating. A ball gatne.Fi iday, delegates Hunt-ingtow- n Prof deserves the In wherever he Rev E. H. Dutcher tion, between the Berkshire and Dayton certainly the A. O. F.of A. at Middletown May, goes. title hundreds have conceeded to of No. aud family moved from the parsonage, Adelaide Wescott appeared at the nines. him, BAXTER & DANBURY representing Court Sandy Hook, being a highly successful of 7832. Wednesday, and go to take Rev Mr Town hall, Tuesday evening, under the exposer infant daughter of John humbugs. Boston Daily Globe. FURNACES. Brown's place at North Main street, auspices of the W. C. T. U. Although Rosanna, WE ARE NOW PREPARED Mark Wooster is no better and is grad- will be miss- it was a clear aud nothing special Church, born February 22, died, Sunday, Bridgeport. They greatly night A. L. ed at the on, not a dozen people gathered in and was buried at Sandy Hook, Tuesday Hawley has bought the old ually failing. parsonage. going the blacksmith the hall. Only one member of the Union afternoon, Rev Mr Wright reading shop and corner across the his Mrs O. F. Buncombe, it is thought, Dea Mitchell of and his She is a remarkable young road from house near Hawleyville. TO Southbury present. He will move FURNISH YOUR is better. Dr of Bridge- be ahead of their a more en- his barn across the road slightly Lynch neighbor LeRoy may lady. Certainly thoroughly of of Miss Jennie turn was called in consultation with Dr brother farmers in oats and was never Miss The banns marriage aud it into a wagon repair shop. port sowing joyable evening spent. and McG ran were read at He Mrs llenee Hook is carefully over our side of the Wescott a aud a Busby John expects to fit up a room overhead Smith. planting peas, but, possesses good figure St her. we have a Mitchell who has takeu fine voice under control. She is Rose, Sunday. for Sunday school and other purposes. HOUSE WITH nursing river, perfect He of the free from has desirable building lots for sale. advantage early Spring weather, entirely stage rant,has perfect Miss Catherine T. Walker and Edmond The Methodist parsonage in Sandy aud finished two acres of taste, is a wonderful personator of char- from New just husking Walker of New York are registered at Hook is rented to Mr Dickey corn and yet he says farming doesn't acter. In short, she is bewitching. A BR00KFIELD. will board the new the Grand Central. Jersey,who minister, pay. He is frauk to say that the yield wonderful elocutionist and entirely true J. B. Blakeman has resumed his meat as Kev Mr Brown has an invalid if "crow-cusse- s" to the character she is Miss CARPETS, might have been better, the personating. route, Tuesdays and Saturdays. wife in Bridgeport and will be able to had not bloomed all Winter. Wescott will return to Newtown some Newtown Academy. a of the time here. lie Committees are contributions spend only part time during the Summer, in character In the first reports for the Spring term, soliciting will in next doc- for a fair to be held in the Town hall ; preach Southville, Sunday II. B. Coger has been under the sketches, when we prophesy a crowded out this week, the following made in M. E. given also for to aid in a Ro- CURTAINS, morning and the church, Sandy tor's care for a week. hall. above 90 cent on all branches stud- money building next a sermon mm s i per man Catholic at the Iron Works. Hook, Sunday evening, ied : chapel to Easter. appropriate Edwin Butcher has moved from Beth- Mrs John Cavanaugh. First Division 90 per cent, and up- Services at St. Paul's, Friday at 11 a Hub-bel- el to his father's old place. wife of of ward : Misses Helen Beers, Nellie l, m. CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. MATTINGS, Ex-Tow- n Clerk C. II. Peck now has Mary Ann, John Cavanaugh ESTIMATES Florence Warner, Laura Harring- T0U WEITE US - - - WE DO THE REST. the Elon Booth in and Gas street, died very suddenly at her Will. Beers is again slaughtering sarcophagus place the ton ; Misses Bessie Glover, is to be one of the of The old Dr Erwiu place, Windsor, home, Thursday night, April 7. A week Harry Beers; calves for in addition it certain sights Bertha Danbury market, West-"erle- will not, be torn but remodeled. before she of feel- Grace Goodsell, Shannod, Lucy our city of the dead. The stone is y dowu, her death, complained to his sale stables. OIL CLOTHS, ill herself averse to the Wright, Edith Peck, Hattie Ferris. granite and Mr Peck secured it ing aud, though at Since the announcement first sent in to idea of sick to warrant Second Division 90 per cent, and up- Charles Halpine spent Sunday through the Eastern Granite Co. of 8 being enough it, home. the Brook-fiel- d ward : Bessie Beers, Robert Camp, Al- 181 MAIN DANBURY. East 42d street, New York. It cost the Bkk, elsewhere printed, Dr Richardson was called in, who found STREET, Roman have the cy bert Peck, Leonard Botsford, Harry Miss Lillre closed in the of $4000 and is pol- Catholics changed her suffering from erysipelas. The Hull her school, BICYCLES (SOLID, CUSHION OR RUGS, neighborhood Besse Clara n ished and em- dates of their fair to Thursday, Friday, of the disease was internally Mason, Jonas, Alquist,JSus-a- Monday, for the rest of the week, on ac- PNEUMATIC TRICY- all over, the inscriptions 80 and TIRES,) into Saturday and Monday, 21st, 22d, 2.id, manifested, there being but slight mani- Smith, Roy Piatt; per cent, count of the death of her grandfather. AIR GUNS blems being sunk the stone. The . CLES, WATCHES, will hold it at the Town Hall, Charles Gay, Frederic Lyon, foundation is laid securely, as might be 25th and festations outwardly of its virulence. upward Charles has moved from the RIFLES, AND THOUS- Brookfleld Center. even- nor Arthur Moore, Henry Moore, Curtis Mor- Hughes ART SQUARES, of so a stone work- Dancing every She did not improve for a few days, Iron Works to his farm on Mead- ANDS OF OTHER expected experienced All are invited. Eruest Frank Blackman, Long er as Mr Peck. It is four feet deep and ing, but Saturday. did sheseemingly grow worse aud,hence, ris, Hawley, ow. Earl Stevens will the THINGS ot were lulled Robert Gannon. occupy grouted, on which rests a massive base all apprehensions danger house he vacated. given away with orders for our cele Judson arrived home, Mon- of and nine feet by five feet three and a foot Miss Grace to sleep in the minds friends phys- brated Teas, Coffees, and uamng pow- WINDOW a of several weeks with thick. On this base are supported four day, from visit ician alike. STEVENSON. TRUMBULL. der. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Booth Glover of New Or- 20-pa- ge illustrated other the seven feet by the family of Thursday forenoon preceding her is sick. Send 2c stamp for pieces, nit eight Mrs Nichols French Howard who has been con- three feet 11 and also afoot thick; the leans. death, she grew suddenly worse, alarm- Hawley, catalogue. was Talk about with such weather! fined to the house with rheumatic second six feet eight by two feet 11 and ing her friends; and Father Fox Spring THE BELKJNAr TEA CO. SHADES, Mrs E. L. Johnson sailed from New called in and it wise to troubles, is able to be about again. one foot five thick; the third, the die of thought prepare F. Isbeli and wife visited friends in THE HANDSOMEST AND BEST EQUIP York, Thursday, on the Wyanoke, her for which was PED TEA STORE IN THE STATE. bearing the inscriptions and emblem?, a death, accordingly Woodbury, last week. Otto Riling, who has had trouble with the Old Dominion steamship line, for done. worse and six feet by two feet three and two feet The patient grew his head, is improving. 488 Main Street, Bridgeport. CARPET SWEEPERS. two-wee- visit with her sister, Miss two thick and the seven feet two worse and a consultation was agreed up- cap by Katie F. who is a teacher at SOUTHVILLE. There were readings by W. S. Plumb, three feet live and one foot 11 inches Camp, on. Dr Hubbard was telegraphed for at Va. lecture David Bar-- E. T. Nichols, W. F. Tait, Miss Alida H. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO thick. The front of the die is inscribed Hampton institute, Hampton, Bridgeport, but could not come. Dr Next cottage at Hawley, Miss Alice Burton, Mrs W. F. with the name, Elon in Wile was hastily sent for and responded, Booth, large C. Morris has had O. Banks Tait, Miss Hattie C. French and others. letters and the back with the dates I,. George but reached her bedside a few moments D. M. plain fit a neat store room in his barn. SOUTHBURY. THE. READ COMPANY, 1810-18S- up was and her Miss been build- 0. On the north side are the after the last breath drawn Jennie A.Wheeler has hammer and point and on the south gentle spirit had passed away. IIe,how-eve- r, Wedding bells for Easter. ing a new hennery, J. W. Horn of Bridge- BETHEL. the of medical the work. W.M. STILES, square and chisel and Mr Peck has been expressed futility Easter missionary concert, Sunday port doing carpenter is a little more brisk, this skill in the sad end, when in- BRIDGEPORT, CONN . at great pains to have these emblems of Hatting averting evening, at the M. E. church. Nelson Beach is doing carpenter work Elon's craft exact of the week. formed of the circumstances of her reproductions will be an auction at Mrs Sher- for I. E. Booth, Jr. tools lie which were and death. There WHO WILL OPEN IN used, rougher The ladies' aid socity of the M. E. 18th. Finch does his with modern of The funeral occurred from St. Rose man Warner's, Monday, Edward peddling less artistic than implements a cake and sale - church will hold candy with a a span of bays.- the trade. The which is & Son's church, Saturday morning, high sarcophagus, at A. II. Dimoud store, Saturday belov- HUNTINGTON. seven and a half feet high, is such a mass of requiem celebrated by her Burr F. Beach is grading around the STYLISH ROUND HATS, BONNETS & TOQUES. afternoon. in substantial, simple and yet impressive ed pastor, thence to the cemetery the 25c and 50c will buy an elegant tie lor Eas. new store for Plumb Bros., .who are do- HOYT'S Meeker is sick with 454 and memorial as Elon himself would have Joseph very Glen (opposite her early home and birth- ter at the Park City Clothing House, ing quite an extensive business. 456 Main Conn. I HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MILLIN- chosen. scarlet fever. place) being followed to her last resting ftreet, Bridgeport, At the temperance meeting of the C. are crite- place by a large concourse of her neigh- Mrs William Thompson is in Bridge- NEW BUILDING, If present Indications any E. Sunday evening, these points Mrs Mary Betts and little daughter a boom in real bors and friends, all of whom were society, ERY IN THE STATE TO CHOOSE FROM. ANY QUALITY rion, there will be quite port. were made by those par- went to to attend will be mourners in points forcibly Brooklyn, Thursday, estate, this season and carpenters spirit. : The Bible and the of Miss Minnie DuBois, Mrs was of a very even MONROE. ticipating experience YOU PRICES LOWER THAN FOR wedding kept busy. Cavanaugh teach that in any form is a WISH. ELSEWHERE who is to be married, next I uesday, l'.Rh. temperament, religiousty inclined, never Merchant B. made a to the intemperance 3:31 MAIN ST., Tax Collector Baldwin is around town Hawley trip great sin, punishable alike by the law of missing, rain or shine, attending to insane retreat at Middletown, town tax due April 1. Tuesday, God and of Nature. The manufacture BOTH FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES; 500 DIFFERENT James F. Corbett and William collecting church duties; very neighborly in deed to take Freeborn, Brady thinking away Mary and use of cider as a beverage is wrong, - from the rubber works were There will be no Baud of Hope meeting and word in times of sickness or trouble; wife of Monroe, who DANBURY, CONN., Brooklyn Henry Freeborn, should be restricted and, as soon as pos- OF TRIMMED TO on of Easter service in and cheerful to all about her ; at- STYLES HATS SELECT FROM FOR in town, last week, on a short visit with Sunday, account cheery was taken to the retreat in October,1890. A to her home duties. sible though education, prohibited. friends. St Thomas church. tending faithfully He found her contented. She expressed chemical of these 1. well to the house- see did not analysis beverages APRIL LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN. Elder C S. Wing will occupy Scriptural!' "Looking a desire to her children, but shows the almost total absence ol food and Miss Bris- Presiding hold charitable to all ; lenient in fault Mrs Ida Dikenian niece, ot the M.K. next Sun- ;" care to return to live. She said that she and the of in the pulpit church, and slow in condemnation and a properties presence deadly called on old friends Sandy Hook, finding would leave there if she could place e W or- tol, get Total abstinence is the A2-hors- Lumber Box affon in good day night. herself ever and al- poisons. only Mower in Monday. showing and proving to live. influ- der; also a Buckeye good order, K. of safe course and the one that will irn rr A Yfli !, n f l U IT tilt. Pflttle Or VOUI1K About 40 members of the II. ways a devoted daughter, sister,wife aud E. Nichols. S.B.Wales was iu New York, ence others. O. B. Burton, leader, spoke stock. Call or address, II. REED, The Sunday school Easter festival of paid a fraternal visit to Danbury lodge, mother, who is and will be sadly missed. Sunday. 3 of a drunken tramp, who came Will be sold at Public Auction on Trinity will be held at o'clock, Sunday, last Wednesday night, going up on the The bearers were first cousins of Miss Jennie L. a student of Mt. ragged, AUCTION Goods pall Burr, into our where he could April 23, the Household will consist of the of Easter 7 30 on a : M. place asking get ot the late John B. ot Easton, deceas- - and singing train and returning special the deceased F. Kilbride, son of John is her Turney 1 438 MAIN CONN. Holyoke seminary, spending Spring a drink. He was referred to well water. ed, sale to take place at late residence, at STEEET, BRIDGEPORT, carols, recitation of the catechism, the train a little after 12. They report an Kilbride, James Kilbride, son of Ed- vacation at home. P.M. BEN.MV1T Sh-tli- I . AUimuiaiiuwr. Sr; "Well," he said, "if this does not beat ollering of the contents of the mite excellent time and were pleased with the ward Kilbride, Sr ; Johu Kilbride, son of William G. Lathrop and wife will be in place I ever was into. You are be- FOR HATCHING From Ktandaru Bira chests the children's Lenten way were entertained. Michael John Kil- any EGGS $1 r 13 or i per iti. DANIEL containing they Kilbride, deceased; tow n the latter half of the week. was considered a uonn. MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. for missions. son of Bernard James during hind the times." This MAHONEY, Long Hill, savings Miss L. Scndder has bought a building bride, Kilbride; The will be and clean- to our and Thomas McGuire, sons of Thomas parsonage repaired great compliment place.. GRAIN" AND HAY For sale, lot on South street of John Nichols, ed by the Ladies' Improvement society. FEED.Root Boards 10 a thousand. Desirable The Juvenile Temple will be held, this the of H.A.Gilbert. McGuire, Sr. A remarkable feature of A number of tine selections of music Building Lots tor sale, sawdust lor saie. through agency John D. Beach. HAWLEY, week Friday evening. Scripture pas- the funeral in this town of remarkable Died, Wednesday, were given, including the anthem, Hawleyville. Smith's houe is paint- EECOED (4) 2 61. TRIAL (4) 2 37 2. commences Y. All are invited. Theodore being funerals is the fact that the first cousins "Touch Not the Wine," choir; duet, SALE 2 new milch cows with calvee, 2 sage with 1X)U 2 Miss Alice 2 171 - Dam ed G. W. Roe. weeks old, L. HUGHES, Taunton. Sou of Wilkesdale 2!, brother 4, by Alcantara. Loretta, by Almont by of the deceased in town, with their im- STEPNE?. "Follow Me," Miss Alice Burton and clieap.J. Jr, 2 29. The Fallot 1891, Hurlingham was shown at three fairs, winning three first pre 18 new MRS miums and first money in three races. Terms $ju to insure. is under Dr Richardson's the O. U. A. M. next mediate progeny, uuinbered 127, most of Fine fur hats for $1 50 at the Park W. F. Tait ; solo, "Touch Not, Taste OR SALE yds Rag Carpet. Edward Troy Don't forget fair, derby F CAROLINE I EE 1 , Monroe, uonn. Full brother to Hurlingham. Limited. Terms $20. Send for week. whom were in attendance. The floral City Clothihg House, Bridgeport. Not," Miss Alida II. Hawley ; anthem, HURLINGDALE. card. Pasturage, 7."c. per week. Mares kept in box stalls. $2 care. JIOK SALE New milch Cow 4 years old. L. M. were "The to choir ; per week. JOHNSON, NEWTOWN, CONN. which will a offerings elaborate, jet appropri- William Pentield died at the home of Day Begins Dawn," duet, GEORGE S. GIL LETT, Easton. dined Kev H. The Stott family, give chief set a cross aud to Will sold at Public Auction on Kev Joseph Muuson with ate, the pieces being his son, Ira Penfield, "Have Courage My Boy Say No,"Mr A Ij E T wo new milch cows. G euug c AUCTION he concert here in Nichols opera house,14th Tuesday evening IiORS' 2G, at 2 o'clock P . M., the L. Wheeler, Monday. He remains at crown and pillow bearing the legends, 9 his res- and Mrs O. B. Burton. Easton. April An comes here well recommended and will at o'clock. Funeral from late farm fonnerlv owned and occupied by B. and South Britain for another Wife and in all of SALE One extra wagon; drew Beers. Said farm is situated on Mill HAWLEY & CO., Southbury 'Daughter, Mother," idence in Stepney Depot, Friday, 15th, at Easter services, good Top in town ol miles irom give the following program: Quartet, deceased Sunday morning; FOR made to order. Glass Iront and slide river, the Easton, eight year. which relationships excelled. 2 p rn. music the choir. doors with This is a rare chance; will Bridgeport and two miles from Long Hill HEADQUARTERS FOR MERCHAN- Over the Stott selected by Special glass. three-Km-ins- r R. R. consists of Dancing Waves, family, fc Blake hail of the funer- be sold cheap for the cash; also one station on Housatonic It Love Taylor charge is for the evening. Wasron. with nole and shafts, for $17; about SO acres land, a good house, two barns DISE. TEAS, COFFEE AND SPI- lost baritone solo, Bedouin Song, Andrew B. Curtis moving the house program ; water Charles Hawley, the livery man, al arrangements. one Top Wagon lor $14, both in running and plenty ot fruit also a good privi- CES his 43G Coram which will be sold if desired. SPECIALTIES. a valuable relic, the other day the Dr William II. Stott; soprano solo; Open Mrs John nee Ann formerly occupied by father to the Miss Mary Sawyer of Hartford will order. Enquire of II. E. BRADLEY, lege, separately BENNETT Cavanaugh, Mary avenue, uonn. Sale to take place, rain or shine. The best given with Wile mare. She met with au accident Thy Lattice, Mrs M. A. Stott Bradley; was road leading north from the depot and in the church, Sheiton, SEELEY, Administrator. presents away Kilbride, the eldest daughter and speak Congregational Oxen. Coffee, Powder of tenor and baritone, will erect, a new house on the old site. 7 30. Miss TOR SALE One pair good working Tea, Baking any that necessitated shooting her. duet, Shipwrecked third eldest child of Patrick evening, 19th, at ! LOVE. Twenty-fou- r (deceased) Tuesday EDWARD Gl LLETTE, Easton. COMFORT OF store in the country. at Sea, G. F. aud William H. Stott; Miles Eastwood's family moves with the has beeu speak- the Nature and Manifestations of and McGuire born in Sawyer very effectively Three-year-ol- d cow wnn Dream Margaret Kilbride, SALE jersey the Divine Affection, - in Christ, and in Best Patent Flour, $5 75. animal parish meeting will be contralto solo, Let Me Again, this town in 1853 and was married to houe. upon missionary work among the FOR week old. Good milker; broke to lead; Christians. Words of good cheer. By Rev Trlulty's ing JOHN tiaiier- - 66 9c. lb. 2 in the Mrs Carrie Stott WiMman; tenor solo, and her pre- kind and gentle. stillsu.n, Otto Olney Wright; pages. Antique paper, Fancy Evaporated Apples, held, Easter Monday, 18th, p ni, John Cavanaugh, sou of John Cavan- Hanford Hull, the oldest man in this churches of Connecticut, town. bound in limp cloth. Price 25c., post paid. A 12c. lb. room. G.T. song a tew left. Sena nore or Bright Evaporated Apricots, school Farewell, Marguerite, Stott; of Walnut Tree Hill dis- of sence should insure large attendance. a m copies postal stamps. 1- Sunday augh, deceased, part the town, died, Sunday noon, SALE One Bull years ma.y, 910, P. O. BOX 88, Sandy Hook, Conn. Crawford Peaches, 2 -2 lb. cans, 18c. and chorus, Song of the Steeple, 1875 have resided FOR Bull, 2 years in June, $1; one pair, Address, trict, aud the couple aged 80 years. The annual of the woman's extra well matched red Durham can. M. assist James A. Stott and quartet, meeting well broken, O. OF NEWTOWN.ss Probate Court, Alfred Briscoe, the popular quartet; here the husband 2400, $112. G. DISTRICT 1- continuously since, board of missions was held at the Con- Oxen, weight 1892. Green Gage Plums, 2 -2 lb. cans, 18c. The fertilizers for ; a on the Stott Quinnipiac company BEARD, Jr. !.,.-- 1 ..... - - - - JOHNSON, late ot ant at the Sandy Hook market, has St. Moonlight Lake, family; from his being employed in the fjSUiLC ",.f ....itir if. Love youth all for sale B. & Co. gregational church, 6th. The old officers in said district, deceased. Persian Layer Dates, 6c. lb. Bernard puppy, great grandson of the baritone solo, Creole Song, Rubber and for the four crops by Hawley SALE A volunteer toinuiraa Newtown, of Philo Nichols, factory past were with the addition of a FOR in $15. In Upon. ..the.. iapplication...... i . i n .. .1 24 lbs. of Standard or Mama's All of their to good condition; price 1 .....i ...I nl.tr.tmn : . Granulated, about Ave months William H. Stott; song, Baby iu in- goods guaranteed fully up OI A.VV Jv praying jt;in-- v. " famous Pllnlimmon, years, connection with his brother on vice Mrs W. F. White. Miss quire .iSllv jjchio., Granted on said estate, an instrument in writ. 25 lbs. of White Extra C. and 100 He Boy, M iss Libbie Bradley, tfve years old ; Michael in analysis the bag. president, j, P.... tr hAthn lust will and testa Sugar old, that weighs nearly pounds. law, Kilbride, the S ALE Pair steers, uice ! 1 lb. of 50c. of engaged Sterling of Stratford read a report of the FOR of JOHN ment of said Sarah H. Johnson.deceased, may Tea, Oolong or Japan, is a song and chorus, Memories the Past, coal New rail- B. & Co. are a car thoroughly broken. Enquire nnn.Tn.l ii. ...1 ti it 1 u.ltiiiftml beauty. busiuess at the England Hawley unloading of the convention held at Brook- raonroe DC ' a,....-..)!.. - FOR $1 50. A. Stott and coutralto doings M. BURR, Cutler's Farm, proved, aspi)llvcu, on hie more James quartet; road statiou. One daughter, Maggie of 14 tons of choice Michigan middlings, to probate, per application GOOD in Mrs W. S. Plumb and SALE Three ol 5 ana oiu in ; BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND The ladles of the Congregational solo, Back, Mrs S. C. Wild man ; 15 un- which are reduced lyn January. pair luny appeuru, be Looking Frauces, aged years, blessed their they selling at prices. B. were made life mem- FOR well matched and good workers; Ordeued That the said application j SHOES OF ALL 10c on Fri- Mrs O. Burton " " Probate , KINDS: church are to hold a supper tenor olo, We Part to Meet new 111 u v . v. r huh " " ' an,i determined at the Again, ion with her fond two i vr in... - distrief,- on- at and, together father, bers. FRANK J. SQUINOBAL, LQiigimi,iuiui juice in " .n.nin " ai,t. Men's Rubber boots, best, $2 25. 22d. Will ct niuieiice 6, sharp. T. Song of the ' 20th oi day, George Stott; quartet, survive to mourn the loss of a devoted EAST VILLAGE. - .. . t unn the day apru, ion, Men's Calf 00. are invited. "POR SALE One registereu ..ersey 2 o'clock in the afternoon and that notice boots, $2 The public Triton, Stott family. wife and mother. T months old. of CURTIS DUBIA, be of the of said application, ob In the East Village school, the schol- LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON. Enquire given pendencyof thereon, J Lot of Men's Fine Calf, $1 75. Boston and Besides the husband and the Sheiton, Conn. and the time and place hearing some It is expected that the danghter, ars over 85 per cent., for the will return to her by publishing the same one time in Mens' Veal Calf Shoe, Tap Sole, $1 50. J. Adams, widow of the late haying Miss Flora Beard TOR SALE advised ny a puysiciu,ii a circulation in said dis- Nancy express, which runs through deceased is survived by her mother and 91 Being I a newspaper having Calf died the home of her Brooklyn month of March, are Floreuce Clark, this week I to give up my business, offer good trict and by posting a copy thereol on the Boys' Veil Shoe, Tap Sole, $1 25. William Clark, at the will be discontinu- nine members of her school, Saturday. .. '..t?..... o mm nfrwar 190 ;IIStomfr8 in the town of Newtown in 84 here during night, parents' family per cent, Emily Twist, 89, Florence Bliss, a business. Also nublic sign post Ladies' and Misses' Grain Butttn,$ 1 25 son, Robert A. Clarke, Sunday, 10th, a will be the first in tor sale. Am doing good said district. 31. J. BRADLEY, Judge. ed after this month aud train (hers being death the family) 88, Edith 86. wagon, 1001s nuu w nno Ladies' Kid $2 00. Rev 0. T, Llosley attended the Georgie Burr, 87, Bliss, GREEN'S FARMS. horse, to some person. Button, years. run each way during the day, the rnu eight brothers and one sister, Margaret, would rent it enterprisingof OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate Court afternoon. Bearers, A. Sherwood will stock his store For further particulars, enquire DISTRICT . . funeral, Wednesday In who J. in ,18m. TTrTIfl. . - , to made about, six hours. unmarried; John, married, resides The largest audience the whole FRENCH, Trumbull. HiState oi ,i r ii ... .1 .j Jtt - WANTED: JohD R. Smith, Thomas Taylor, Lemuel in New in said district, deceased. York; Thomas, married, three agaiu. series graced the entertainment given by SALE OR A JNvrc. lysw Newtown, of the Administrator A. L. S. A. Quite a number of Bethelites expect to FOR Eight-ca- Cool rja. Upon the application Sewing Machine on Camp, E. C. Smith, Hawley, children, living in Mass.; Y. P. S. C. last week ey Creamer, the real estate belonging Operators negli- In ceme- with the excursion from to Holyoke, LONG the E., Thursday, new. THOMAS P. BRISTOL, Hawley nravmg that as shirts and men's Barnnm. Burial Land's End go Danbury HILL. nearly - to said Lillis may be sold, per ap gee underwear; James, married, of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; the final event of the course. There was ville. on niemore Bridgeport, Friday, which goes through Do fail plication iuuy iJi)cii, be heard steady work. tery. n Edward, married, one of "this not to call at the Park City Clothing social and an entertaiument. S LE.RENT OR EACH ibfr-m-y r i iu Okoekeo That said application here of the viile branch. daughter, a Many two determined at the Probate Office in New-- , by way Hawley House when yon come to Bridgeport. FOR Long Hill; also for sale, Horses, and .iiii.-v- tVi town; William, married, one child, of excellent pieces were rendered and A. L. BLOOD, Long town ill sumi,i uioi.iv."; lQHi iIhtJ of Annl. Ladles' prayer meeting, next Tuesday Top Buggy, Open Buggy. in the afternoon and thatrV"no AlsoG. F. will be union service on Fa t 1892, at2 o'clock HADLET,nulsliers There Matteawan, N. Y.; Michael, and Long Hill is not behind in mention has to be made of H. and Hill. n Long Hill, Ct afternoon at 3, with Mrs E.ra Hall. Joseph patriotism. special tice be given oi ine iieuucucj m rx. !,!,.....-tio- In the Congregational church. Frank, unmarried, of this town. The At no distant there will be a C. and B. Tomlinson of TTOR SERVICE-Jers- ey Bull, Kex 01 n.-- and time and place of hearing day time, grand Averill Bridge once ZE-'x-crcri- shade, Herd Register No. 25187. Fee ,iOne thereon hy publishing the same Cloth-lu- g Patrick, died about three when the stars and who services on x a circulation in Ho not forgot to call at the Park City Peter McDonald is making alterations father, years flag raising, stripes port, rendered their Dollar A. W . PEUJi, iliimsnaue anu, muum in some newspaper having been the Ro- will be on the school house convic- P. O. Box 33, Newtown, Conn: saia district House, Bridgeport, lor a new worsted suit on his property on Greenwood avenue, ago, having among pioneer placed mandolin and guitar. It is the P'easant, M 3 BRADLEY Judge. for Raster. stable man Catholics of this section of Connec- grounds, with appropriate exercises by tion of all that the entire course has The night ot April 6, j preparatory to moving his livery LOST black, white and tan color. OF NEWTOWN, ss Probate Court a wife and the and other are ex- Puppy, L.S.I IEK- - pvlSTRICT there. ticut, leaving family, every children, speakers beeu a success. Suitable reward lor his return. Al YJ 4, - Beauty ol Hebron lotatoe direct lrom is April lf-- OPTT1J.- i,it nf member of which respected and tills In behalf of this, there will be SOS, Botstord nsiace oi maivui."".- t--- Maine lor Rale by Warner, Taylor and Curtis. O. pected. The is announced of E. J in said District, deceased. L Among other attractions at the U, an iu this and other com- a musical entertain- engagement NOVEiyiims uireet irom .ew Newtown,1 . - ii.. ..i.. .1.. t tiiu 1 1 ut Ill important part grand and literary M. Banks. MILLINERY are offered The ciouix oi j in"..". rt f ff M. will be the Taylor to Miss Jennie and stylish, limited and allowed six A. fair Interesting voting in. which lots Good . - Newtown hath When you always buy the munities their have been, ment given by the O.U.A.M. at the ?or Your ; date hereof for the creditors buy phosphate, contest for handsome which some i'i.'A. SAN FORD, months from the set- beat. U. J. Baker & Bio's ore conceded by presents cast. In this sad bereavement, the hus- Templars hall, next Wednesday night, Miss Ogden, who has been ill for amino. MISS bandy hook. of said estate to exhibit their claims for one Those who to present their best as the best and cheapest. will be given by the glass blowers, and friends have I he 8 time, last week at 4 p COURANT The Oldest Paper in the tlement. neglect the laruier, band,daughter sym- 20th, beginning at sharp. If stormy, died, Wednesday, THE ol the State. accounts properly attested, within said time, For sale K. r. Hawley, sole agent. Car for the in town and the 76 was a and Leading Paper a All persons in- by prettiest baby pathy of the entire community. the first fair evening. Supper will be m. She was rears old and Connecticut (Weekly) Courant, published will be debarred recovery. load Just In. homelist man. The in the United debted to said estate are requested to make m other for the provided by the ladies of the aid native of Greenfield Hill, but had resid in 17t4, is thooidest newspaper immediate to EMMAS. BEERS, Ad- MEMOKIAM. MRS JOHN D1K.D society. It is a twelve page weekly, with payment ' l! CAVANAUGH, ed for seven with her niece, Mrs States. largecountless features. ministratrix. Now suits and top ooats tor sale by Hincs, a brakeman on the 7, ima. F.S.Shelton. Per order committee. years all the news and special col- Spring Georg the two-hors- e A Curtla. I looked on the brow of the Whitehead. The funeral services were J H. Hale contributes agriculturalover SALE One Wagon, one Warner, Taylor Hawley vllle branch, while coupling cars dead, The farce "Hans Von be umn. Special correspondents all the FOR Rock away and one Top Buggy. D. stiver were ; Smash'will correct accounts of everything week morn- Where rifts of flaking held, Friday, Rev Dr G. S. Plumley and state furnish OAJ J! at this station, last Thursday ! re- stories are the best UlUi ttWi"B CROSBY CO'S. SU- new adver-tUemeu- What is Life? What is Death ? I given by local talent, several pleasing zointe on. The Courant's WASHBURN, Don't fail to read E.F. Hawley's hand crushed. Dr cry Rev H. Da vies officiating. The inter fn and its general reading matter CAUCUS xne electors 01 me week and come and secure ing, had his badly To spirit, her spirit inaketh reply : citations by Mrs H. of Easton, circulation, care. It is newspaper REPUBLICAN to meet PERLATIVE FLOUR stands at the this to one iny Wright ment was in the Fairfield cemetery. In is selected with great are requested aome ol the bargains. New goods. No old Hart found it necessary ampntate "Death is only awaking!" comic and sentimental by the Long in caucus in the Brick building on April 23, top and is our leading Flour. Tou -- " songs of ceaseless Send for copies. The price 7.30 for the of W.to 20 thumb. in-s- consequence watching by famiiv.. specimen 1892,. at. P.M., purpose electing that he Is offering lrom percent and part of the bow to Hill ti V:' .muKv natrflhlpin- advance. . i. 1.1 i. utat.anH HUtrift never saw such BEAUTIFUL BREAD. tock, finger The maples beads each other, and Trumbull quartets, solos, Miss Mrs White- - IS Oil IV Uuuaiiii.,.ia f.T to ujo ncpurav r for cash, except on groceries and low ber ; the sick bed.of Ogden, The Conrant is the great morning delegates tor selection of to discount Bending o'er bier ere they sever umeutal 15c. - Dally. . : . T. Una 111.. Tll'WU V Convention the delegates - it. Ask Grecer for a The monument committee will present music, etc., all for , all f'ti ...... : i i?n..i.l.l ifM n rnnvftntinn at Min- Try it Try your This will last.only short time. heae is sick. At last how- - staple goods. I hear the words of their swellingdesire, very reports, national and foreign. It is recognized nTapoluTMinnTWorder of the TOWN COM- - and take no other. A new and nobby line ot bats, caps, bicycle a thrilling war drama entitled,"The Spy to heaven : There will be services in Grace more State, - lau.liiiv Rennhlican miner it, and As, emulating her, they aspire special ever, she was comfortable. every iwl ... MITTEJCi. and yachting caps for men's, ladles' boys of Gettysburg," In Nichols opera house "Eile is striving upward forever I" Easter .'1P. KENEY, ROBERTS & CO., church, Sunday, commencing at - as is to be a great year for news POTATOES 1 oner me iouowiuk Just In at E.F .Hawley's. benefit of the monument fdnd. The Fast day will be observed here, ter This going SEED for at low Mill 700 Main Hartford. for Now we the peal of the organ, 2 30. wim iarf. Yon of Seed Potatoes sale, very Agents, St, has not been decided upon. )it usual, by a service at 11 a m, the pastor ana ail i no prices when taken at the farm: Tonhocks, line ot wall at date yet Like unto Prayer ascending above; V'"rLZr.nt extra Early Puritan j White Flower; The largest and finest papers will be Into the soul ot each mourner is H. Wedge and E. Sherman are paint- officiating. y. tt. early; Charles Downing ; and St The drama produced entirely creeping worth Vr fair, intelligent newspaper.Everyone Newton's Seedling; JOHN J. LYNCH, Curtls's. :: Warner, Taylor The Creed of her ing house. will ten you inn' JLiiv. uuinntio " ; ' "J1 Brownells Winner. This is first class stock, home talent and should be well pat- life, banishing weeping: E.M.Beardsley's The eommittee will meet HARTFORD COURANT CO., Harttord, seed. To every pur- by is - prudential THE grown from pedigree CT. as wish to the "Life harmonious Love!" on Conn. chaser ot a bushel, or more, I will present a MAIN ST., LONG HILL, Now Is the time to buy wall paper, cheap; ronized, they complete Henry Yeagher's mother has returned after the regular prayer meeting new This is a rare chance Horse and Ox and to Now cold fall the clods on our DICK CLOUD-W- ill make noundfirs? variety. HERON shoeing Wagon Repairing over 60 with ceiling and border fund as soon as possible. ear, to her home in New York. A telegram, to transact business. T" HE STALLION to get class seed. T E. PLATT. ot all kinds. Livery Stable: Horses will be styles, And her life and our life seem Friday season of 189-- at the stable of James it. Ridge. Conn. fed one match from 6c. roll up, and to reduce slock riven; said that her husband was se- the Dick Otonfl Store Edge Farm; P.O., Redding let cheap. Horses and boarded; also SO Miss Adelaide Wescott recited a dra- But barkT Benedictions Tuesday, is to Johnson, Elm St, Good Hack for sale of all 20 per cent off; also per- down the ages that Austin Jennings moving his barn MrpCt, cheap. Wagons K.F.Hawley gives -- ., ill. of kinds lor sale. off on matic monologue, "Switzerland,"' in the 'ring:. riously make room for the new house. Stock and himself a tine individual), being WANTED cent crockery. hii no ! ' Mrs is son in driver and very last AGENTS; BANKING CO. "Death th victory Death hath no (Charles Hawley with her a kind. disposition,. good u 12. K2 Capital, sting! 1 1 - - ...... - . - MIDDLESEX Congregratloual church, Wednesday. Is week ws RAr. Aue y T.i.ii in msnin - To canvass for the sale of our Home Grown in, $M0,00O. Issues 6 per cent tea Death the threshold of heaven!" T.J.C. John Alvord spent part of the Stock-es- terms- - facili- Bonds of 50, $500. 1,000 At Warner, Taylor A Curtls's, beautiful Wolf Bridgeport. at time oi service. i. Nursery t Unequaled Debenture tl00,20O, f iuten-tlo- n Frank Banks has moved from New Liberal offers to customers. and $5,000, which are bv statute State Trust rs our pits e Mrs Fulford of New with his mother. ae house- - ties. features. and dinner sets (decorated). It Bradley's super-phosphat- for all crops, George Haven, TITANTED A middle aged woman Established 1846. Funds. JL. D. SANFCrjtD, Agent, 17 Bishop tor so that to WIHiam Lawrence's house on South who been sick is Charles Bedford with C to keep them ia stock years, special for tobacco and potatoes, at Warner, has with scarlet fever, spent Sunday It keeper. Aauressi ..vvu..v, W- - ft Geneva Hurtery. Gener. X. 7. Block, Bridgeport, Jnn, - , t a piece gets broken It cau be matched. street. Taylor A Curtis'. - gaining at her mother's, Mrs J. Radcliffe's his grandparents. i;onn...... ,;." tmi, i.i iiiii . IE1DAT VhWYOWN, APRIL 15, 18S. The Bee Buzz. former rector of St Paul's, preached EASTON. GREENFIELD HILL. appointed Drs James W. Gordon and last week N. ax The prudent housekeeper will not be there, Tuesday. As usual, Mrs C. W. Candee's The is announced of Miss Charles Haskell instead. tno Holy Week. wjndows engagement Opening campaign In haste to the home for Mr and Mrs Scott of have arc a beautiful win- Mamie A. Hubbell to great regulate Waterbury sight. Nearly every Chester A. Reid of John Rodemeyer, erstwhile of the Yel- With Tuesday, the Koman Catholic Summer. May is often a cold month and moved into new the dow in the front of the .their purchase, part house, Syracuse. low Spasm, is brightening the columns church bpgnu the observance of Holy a period of much sickness. Better con- Frederick A. Smith the entire has been fill- place. through Winter, Mrs Charles Lobdell of Easton is of the Evening Times. week, w hich is spoken of by ancient tinue the Winter arrangements a little ed with a of blossoms. Two of quite John B. Russell and wife have return- variety sick with neuralgia in the head. writers as the Great, the Holy Week, the too long than to inaugurate Summer too the windows down stairs now decor- Born, March 31, a son to Mr and Mrs - ed to their home in Woodbury. aje Week of Holy Passion and is distinguish- soon. "Took down our coal stove and ated with large specimens of Easter lil- Mrs Arthur Banks of Southport has W. S. Pennoyer of West End. ed from the rest of Lent on account of W. H. Rowell has moved from F. F. beauti-tif- ul visited her H. B. Burr. got a severe cold" will now begin to be ies, another window is filled with uncle, Contractor A. W. Burritt has com- the extreme strictness of the fast. Some on scientific Hitchcock's block to the house owned red heard every hand. In this blossoms. We realize that John Wakeman's son of Hull's Farms menced work on his handsome new resi- maintain that ther-wee- k care ef- authorities, however, Holy age, people ought to consult the by Barney Murphy. great and pains are necessary to is very sick with dence on the corner of Barnum avenue on inasmuch as pneumonia. begins Monday, mometer oftener, so as to dress to the The Spring term of Parker academy fect this charming view, which must be and Beach street. This will be one of Palm commemorates Christ's tri- - need-- Mrs Maria Keeler has visited on Burr Sunday climate; and build a Are whenever opened, Monday, 11th. the joy and envy of passers by. Well the finest houses in the Jerusalem there- them" street. locality,the plans umphant entryn;o and, ed, which in this region is almost every may Mrs Candee look on with been made Architect cannot be included in Christ's pas- As nearly all the trout streams of having by Henry fore, day in the year. Build a fire and open pride. There was a party on the evening of A. Lambert. The is 40x52 feet" sions. the doors and windows. does Woodbury are "posted," we have not building The house Mrs C. S. Powell is in health. the Cth. Dancing was the order of the and will be finished in hard woods with Thursday was Thursday. On not Summer into it so soon as observed the usual large strings of fish poor Holy get the evening. Music was furnished by Sam- all the improvements. It will be heated this only one mass can be celebrat- door does. a for early April. W. A. 23 day, yard There is time of year Sherman, who has boarded el Bulkley violin and William Burr by steam, direct radiation. Record. ed and that a public one. The priest when there is more danger of taking cold Relatives and friends visited "Father horses, this Winter, is beginning to take Eliza widow wears white vestments, although there in the house than out of it. Millard" of Wecuppemee district on the them to their owners. A visit to his A., of William Wilson, iuivnuiv J a. a n 1 u o c LC I J U ft ItJW till V S who died at was BEILLIANT OPENING 0E- - NEW SPBING, are visible certain signs of mourning occasion of his 91st birthday, April 3. stables will convince you, by their sh.n- - 73, buried, last Friday, Bad smells about the are Na-th- e home .Q H ,g from the home of her 19 proper to Holy Week. On this day, too premises He has retained his mind and memory ing coats and well covered ribs, of his son, Eugene M., ture's fair in- - Catherine street. STOCK. FINEST DISPLAY, LARGEST AS- bishop blesses the holy oils. warnings that something to a remarkable degree. ability to care for them. If Mr Sherman Mf3 Moses Banks suffers much and commem- - to health is not far off. Better On Good Friday, the church jurious should be away, his genial wife can give nas the sympathy of all. Bradley Nichols & Sons have sold 30 LOWEST PRICES. hunt UP the offense and remove it at Thomas H. Richards, late of the SORTMENT, ALL orates the passion of Christ, so that it is you the desired information, with the lots within the few These are once. That old sink drain has not been Parker house, has moved to Waterbury. Rev D. N. Prentice is building an ad- past days. the most sad and solemn of all the days name of each horse in the barn and its partly in the East End and some at the GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN to is dition to his house. of the week. The celebration of the attended for years. There malaria William Cothren has been elected a owner. Senator D. M. Read has a fine North End. Record. and in it. The is Miss is mass is omitted, but the faithful attend fever best disinfectant Councilor of the American Institute of of blacks which are for Sum- Maria Hopkins miserable with FIGURES. cleanness. To cover one odor with a pair ready Judge A. B. Beers and wife have been church and take part in the station of the up Civics of New York. mer use and C. B. Read has a gray carri- dyspepsia. cross. louder one is not scientific treatment of in Washington. Our line of Men's and Young Men's Clothing has not been equaled by any age horse which his wife drives and it Henry Gould has been feeling a little is of Lent the case. Clean it up and it clean. Miss shown this season, and the prices are such as will make them quick sel- Holy Saturday the last day keep EAST VILLAGE. will doubtless be called to the city soon. better for a few days. Clara Northrop of Newtown, a and a of News. of Martin's lers. Progress has ever been cur watchword, and to remain the lead- day fasting. Danbury It is not so much that do not Rev C. Dixon has been returned to the J. S. Atkinson and C. R. Bronson had graduate shorthand and house in an people Isaac N. Banks is in New York. 403 Main has ing this city has been ambition achieved. know enough that they do not live better East Village and Zoar Bridge charges. their horses taken home, last week, well' typewriting school, street, Simon Burr has a bad coid a position in the law office of BRIDGEWATER. lives, but rather that they have not the pleased with their looks. Sixteen now and cough. accepted AT THIS TIME SPECIAL ATTENTION IS PAID remain at the several Lockwood & Beers, Room 3, Sturdevant Allen Treat's daughter of Bridgeport will to do so. Knowledge is one thing, MONROE. barns, including Miss Emma Jennings raturned to her colts which are handled and brok- - building. TO SEASON is with her aunt, Miss Emily Treat, dur wisdom another. Most people probably Miles Burr is an to being schooi Ulh t0 hard study for tne next OUR SPRING OVERCOATS, building addition m - know much better than are able or eu. mie uay 10 when Commissioner J. W. Johnson ing the absence of her parents in Flori- they his wagon house, for a cart house and i. ueiongmK weeks, she will graduate, County to do. We not need to be to Mrs H. S. Barnes of New York, who and his son, have re- ABLE SUITS, BOYS' CLOTHING. da. willing only other farm tools. Vacation in schools for 10 lawyer Percy L., convinced also of we boards with S. S.Osborn of dur- days. moved their offices to the Sanford build- but persuaded what Redding CHL-OTIEIZLT- A Gr Mrs Catharine Starr, Mrs J. B. Pitch- ought to do. It is common to hear the fire started on John Olmstead's land, ing the Summer months, is now nicely Mr and Mrs Hanford Lyon and little ing. Miss Sa- over several acres him will be usSd seas- UTJB er's mother, has moved in with confession, "I knew better, of course, burning for and broken and by her,this Miss Alice of Rock House were in Green- William an electrician on the HOUSE, rah Treat. woodland for S. G. The on. Another nice colt Campbell, 311 MAIN ST., COR. STATE, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. but did not think." Hence we need "line Huntington. driving belonging field, Sunday. Consolidated road, dropped dead at his line and cause of the fire is unknown. to John S. Kellogg is being brought un- Mrs James Orr's mother, Mrs Rice upon precept upon precept," Mrs Sherwood has recovered, but her boarding house, last Friday night. His even in common der Most of the horses are from is things. "Grace to help L. S. Patterson had a hound puppy subjection. Mrs Isaac is now sick live at Laekawaxen, Pa. Dalton, Penn., with her. from New Haven and All mother, Nichols, parents in every time of need." The wise man stolen from his barn, last week Wednes- Bridgeport. with the cold. William liioberum Mrs been so unfortu- been in Mr Sher- prevailing Frederick Seifert, a German miser who Ezra Young has is both willing and able, by one means day night. horses, after they have SHOWS THE LARGEST STOCK OF FOLDING BEDS IN BRIDGEPORT. Mrs Emma M. Carr is home from her left a bank book $1100 in nate as to fall and break an arm. or another, to do about according to his man's barn for a few weeks, grow fat and showing depos- George Lanphear, who has been spend- in visit in Black Rock. its, was found dead in his miserable The death is of Miss Jennie knowledge and perhaps at times better sleek. Young colts will be coming to reported ing the Winter in Carmel, N. Y. and take the of boarders soon and to be quarters at 382 East Main, where he liv- Talnier, daughter of Rev S. F. Palmer, even than he really knows. place WE MAKE OUR OWN UPHOLSTERY G00DS,PARL0R SUITS, COUCHES, who has been visiting old friends in kindly and gently handled for future use. FAIRFIELD. ed in squalor. at one time pastor of the Congregational Cutler's has LOUNGES, EASY CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS, A FULL LINE OF The sound of the and the Farm, gone to Mr a three-years-o- peeping frog Bridgeport. Sherman has curiosity in a rocking Sarah A. Sherwood has been refused a The ld son of church in this town. of birds are heard in the Joseph singing again There was a Lenten supper at Mrs horse over 35 years old, covered with divorce from Andrew Sherwood, which MTchlose of 11 Willard street, a Hungar- C. A. from visited his the housewives Lyon Danbury land; and, though good Wilson Sherman's, 12th, horse hide which is well preserved and she wished on of ian, was his as of clean- Tuesday night, grounds intemperance fatally burned, Saturday, mother, Mrs A. J. Lyon, recently. do not make soft soap yore, for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor was the first horse he learned to ride and and intolerable clothes from a bonfire. FIRST BLOCK BELOW DEPOT, 446, 448, 450, 452 house time never 'fails to come. cruelty. catching Hobert Minor, who is with his aunt, ing of Cutler's Farm. handle. Now his nephews and nieces are house with Miss Lillian, daughter of Seth B.Jones, WATER GYMNASIUM BRIDGEPORT. Miss Laura Minor, is sick and in Now, cleaning man' people enjoying the experiment. ST., BUILDING, quite comes on like an and A surprise party was given Miss Cora SOUTHPORT. is to wed Dr Taft, a Denver mining Dr Pons's care. epidemic rages Mrs Wheeler Bassett of was like a violent disease. Husbands, who Hamlin, whose home is with Mr and Mrs Redding Rev Dr Guilbert preached an excellent broker. WILTON. The eggs of caterpillars are laid in It is rumored that Mrs is to A. W. Banks, last week even- recently entertained by her sister, Mrs sermon in small Iligby would be careful of their wives and Thursday Trinity church, Westport, last Ratcliffe Hicks is prepar- fine clusters, from half an inch to an come in and about 30 had a Homer Logan. having plans David Wood has bought a pair of back to her place town, this of own ing young people week on Meri-de- n, inch on small children and their health, pros- Thursday evening, the text, ed by his architect, II. M. Jones of Devon oxen of A. long, limbs. If removed She has been with her pleasant time. There was to be another how George Sturges. Spring. daugh- perity and happiness, should begin E. Rich and little son Willie of Bridge- "Take heed, ye hear." Those who for remodeling the houses which he and burned before they batch out. the ter in New a gathering, Tuesday evening, at Wilson Mat- heard his words will remem- William Scofield has concluded not to sueb a in Jersey. about this time to keep sharp lookout port have visited Mrs E. II. and telling long recently purchased on Cannon street, be- caterpillars, pest New Eng- Sherman's. ber A. a he can find D. W. Peck has been very sick, but is upon the ladies of the house for the first thias Bradley. their application. Westporter. tween the post office and the Post build- work for John Remson, land orchard, will never materialize. of this terrible disorder. If Mrs nearer home. The epgs are almost the color of reported better. symptoms Dwight Sherman expects to join Thomas Cassady, one of the men who ing. The first floors of the houses will employment exactly you can allay the first feverish excite- her Dr at Delaware Wa- DIAMOND REDDING. be out to the street and remod- the bark, but they can be found by close Mrs Glover Sanford is home brother, Hurd, recently came from Canada with horses, HILL, brought Ebenezer Coley is out again, after be- again. ment, you may be able to control the ter eled for store examination of thi tree. Gap. has decided that he likes Easton well The school will close, this week, for a purposes. About 10,000 confined with for about two Dr attends in town. and save the from great will ing grip King patients malady family enough to live here and, accordingly, vacation uutil 25. be expended. Record. weeks. anxiety, inconveuience and expense. If STEPNEF. April T G0D WRITERS, earr at home Mrs Eva Goodsell, son and daughter sent for his wife and little boy, who ar- William an Cole & Burn-ha- m nTPQ 2 to $5 Send amved en in season before the at L Ji. Sun- - Baker, Eaton, JLixJL'lIjO, daily. , you begin early the D. moved Bot- re- Meeting Benedict's, last E. has a fine Address, Ben Room Xaa- - from were recent guests of A. Sturges has from Albert rived, last week Thursday and will has Daniel Lu-ce- George Taylor bought velope. Trovata, Woodbury fever sets in, you may be able to per- day evening. machinist, bought of William Scofield. suu Chambers, .New lork. II. Gillett. tom's to the George Hawley place. side at Wakeman for the pre- 2 trotter suade wife to clean one Bradley's saloon at Wall street. your gradually, sent. Easter services at the church, next Gillett works in New Milford. room at a time and so Mr and Mrs Herbert Joyce have re- P. the well known is John Gorham hired man has gone to WANTED Harry pass comfortably Sunday. Condley, painter, nem cnance this dreadful season turned from their honeymoon and are Mrs Levi Hall is at weeks work for Michael Ratchford of Norwalk. pmce; good lor advancement; Jehiel Beardsley from Roxbury has and safely through Irving Goodsell's, confined to the house. About two experience unnecessary;ItXrr.outfit tree; reliable without turned out of house and domiciled in the house formerly occupied Newtown, to do her house Mrs G. Underwood of Westport visit- he burst a blood vessel in his stock; jioural treatment; control of territory hired out to Daniel Keeler. being helping Spring ago, leg Miss Eva E. Green lias returned after and sub agents given riht party; at do- by Roswell D. Rockwell. ed her be- once. apply home on account of this periodical cleaning. father, Elijah Grumman, Sunday. above the ankle. It will be some time three weeks in East Xorwalk. ISrowi) Brothers Company, Nurserymen, We are sorry to lose Mr and Mrs Rob- Kochester, X. Y. mestic scourge. But you must resist Miss Emily Alquist spent Sunday with J. Banks is still Francis Jellifl" is better. fore he will be able to resume work. ert Clark. George continuing A the first beginnings. her sister in Newtown. a new Mrs Marcellus Green is a sufferer with position, by not being quick improvements, by the addition of Last week, people passing the lot on LOST enough. r C. N. Hatch of Mallett & Hatch was in BRIDGEPORT. grip. A One of the greatest curses of our day Miles Eastwood has moved from the garden wall and by shingling his shed. State street, adjoining the Winter quar- FOUND paying position as Salesman New York, last week. Strauss and Walter Parsons tor choice Nursery &toek by and generation is an excess of "things." creamery building into the house former- At the First Methodist church, Rev ters, saw the men at work waterproofing Henry writing Mrs The combined efforts of time and the We want too many things. Our things ly occupied by the late Barnum Curtis. LYON'S PLAIN. Dr W. W. Clark pastor, W. F. Sellick, a the new tents, which will be put up in have visited Strauss. ERNEST J. B0WDEN & CO., wind have at length levelled the smoke worry us and weary us and fritter away The school has been as Charles New York business man, occupied the Brooklyn, next week and will also be us- Mrs William and sou Frank Surserymen. Rochester, N- - T. closed, Houghton r T1e name and address of on V "VpTFLl stack of the old factory down the hill. the best energies of our lives. The HATTERTOWN. Rowell, the teacher, has been a victim of platform, Sunday morning, April 10. In ed by the Greatest Earth during the have visited in Ocean Grove, N. J. LEilJ any person work season. at wanting It has stood a monument of depart- back bone of our domestic life is broken - the the delivered another coining The performances at good wages. long Mrs J. W. Penny and visited grip- evening, pastor Mrs Hanford has suffered w ith ed and business. load of daughter illustrated historical "The re- Madison Garden are Henry people under its ponderous worthless in week. sermon, daily drawing PEETxeS-smilL- . Ridgefield, last grip-Ralp- h B0TSF0RD H. bric-a-bra- c. is more than a cart WESTPORT. turn from in detail crowds. every the doors There captivity," giving Nearly day, Horse .Shoeing, Wagon Repairing, Saw Filing ROXBURY. of useless rub- Mrs O. Booth has visited friends in the of Daniel to the are closed and many anxious people are M. Bennett of East Xorwalk has and Ulacksmithing ol all kinds. NEWTOWN load worse than Wallace Puuzelt has gone to Asbury appeal Cyrus, great Trumbull. Medo-Persia- n whom Jere- to wait until next to ad- a new Rev M. R. Fishbuin has a bish in about nine out of Park. monarch of obliged day gain safety bicycle. NORTHROP, Agent For the Oldest, accepted him mittance. The new "Colum- CH. ami Most Reliable Fire Insur- ten houses be miah had by spectacle, Hai-ttor- call to the first Congregational church, that might Hiram Barlow sold a pair of oxen, last prophesied, mentioning Fred Hope has hired out to David ance Companies in Connecticut, viz : Lees & Co. have commenced the erect- name as restorer of the Jew bus' of America," is the finest of Hart lord. Washington, D. as associate pastor turned to better account as a bonfire for week. the captive Discovery Wood. Fire, Phcenix, of Hartford. C, ion of a large brick addition to their mill, hi3 loved God has ever been in the Unit- Connecticut, of Harttord. Orient, ot Hart- to Rev Dr Newman. The Gazette says : the benefit of the kitchen garden. It is to and blessed Judea, that produced ford. Middlesex Mutual, of Middletown. Stratford-upon-Avo- n 22x44 and three stories at an ex- is if will Mr and Mrs Horatio Cook have 'been ot New York. Mr la 24 he not uncommon to see from 10 to 25 pic- A dispatch from high, where he might again enjoy the worship ed States and it doubtful many Westchester, Flshburn only years old, but busi- of Mrs Green. pense of about $2000. The firm's ven- lose of the George BANK-Xewto- he tures on the walls of one small room. states that the Shakespeare birthplace of the true God within the walls of the opportunity witnessing guests lEWTOWH SAVINGS wn, has already demonstrated that pos- 1S55. trustees Hath-away- 's ness has been of late Daniel and Conn. Incorporated sesses as a as Four of them would show to better taste, have agreed to buy Anna growing steadily erated Jerusalem. Although had grand gorgeous performance. P1IILO C. unusual ability preacher, now CLARKE. President, U. NORTH- we And as to mats and tidies and cottage for 3000. This action and they are manufacturing nearly studied the books and found that the London's Reform. ROP, Treasurer. HOURS 9 a. m. to 3 p. in.; well as a most admirable and manly think. S. B. Vincent's West End store, which 7 9 m. is taken to check the offers of American 100 varieties of twine. Hour. time of the restoration was at hand and Mondays. to p. character. His sermons are sound, like innumerable pieces of fancy work and was gutted by fire, is now being The blow that Loudon has struck for man whatnot collections of and nonsense, bidders. Two of the largest bids have A little of J. under the supervision of the God of soon is With char- DAVENPORT & 0'HARA, Attorneys and Counsel- the himself. They are the natural toys daughter Halsey Kemper and will be occupied by its former freedom felt inXew York. O- come from Americans who are anxious he ceased not to and ors at Law. P. - Boildiner. Bridfreport.Conn- - utterances of one who possesses a well I would have an air tight show case for was playing with matches, last week Heaven, yet pray proprietor with a new stock of goods. acteristic sagacity, the "Review of Re- balanced and mind and who where would need to transport the cottage to Chicago. her clothes work for its fulfillment, from which we views" for Anril rievor.es unward of 25 thoughtful them, they dusting a- Wednesday and, catching nm God must have changed, PARKER'S his life in accordance with his own but once a at most, or else put all she was burned so that she died, may learn the lesson that, though Sunday, thoughts to a g guides year fire, as well as for, instead pages asKing mis question: "i pi p, HAIR BALSAM His unusual mental this sort of stuff into a special show room Next to God, our country should hold next wills, mankind must work with Him for wearing apparel, and wholesome Cleanse! and he&utifiea the hate. preaching. scope day. of overcoats the snow strong municipal spirit J'iA?ft4 Promotes ft luxuriant erowth. and fine character have been ad- where be exhibited occasion- the strongest place in our affection. Im- the accomplishment of His purposes. A Spring during can oe Jsever Fails to Bestore Gray greatly they might Mr been floored in Win- suaaeniv miuseu lurousnouu Hair to its YonthfUl Color. Rev Backus has by no all were clothed Cures ii;sea&ea mired by his and, Alas ! that life should be pressed as we ought to be with a pro- large audience was present, doubt squalls, nearly Greater with six milliou inhubi- - a rca!p hair faiijujg. parishioners although ally. precious and Rev B. B. Seelye of Yale sup- ter ulsters. London, bvVi f?y,anri fl.at Drnrgisf are and of the flat- wasted in for and found sense of the which our grip attracted by the announcement that the same be infused they glad proud very accumulating, caring blessings the tants, cannot the spirit which his talents have off so much mere stuff. Rev system of government continues to be- plied Congregational pulpit, Sunday. orchestra would make its first appear- Mr and Mrs D. W. Thompson of New Greater New with tering recognition showing throughout York, rarKei-6 Cruiser xomc. It curt the wurst service. ren- Wl,c Cougn, received and hope to see him distinguish O. O. Wright. stow on us, we shall have a correspond- The town meeting, Saturday, 2d, did ance at the evening The York visited Bridgeport, last week, to three million inhabitants?" Four years eak J.un::. J)ehiliry, Indigestion, Pain, Take in tirae.octa. dread lest these should be dition of the music was well received HiNDERCORNS. The cmW urr. cart fur Coma himself in a wider field, they are sorry ing blessings two good things, for which they deserve by make arrangements to have Petrel's ago, the outlook in London was as hope- uj ali pio. Uc at l'inisi. or UiiOOX fc CO.. that he is to depart ; earnest prayers for withdrawn from us. It is a sacred duty the praise of all. One was the exempt- the audience and, considering the fact Nest, their Seaside cottage, put in order less as it is in New York to-da- '"A BETHEL. in success will follow him to his home. for every American to do all in his pow- from taxation all manufacturing that this was their first appearance for the Summer months. man have walked the streets 10 BOILINC WATER OR MILK city Rail- ing might The Danbury and Bethel Horse er to perpetuate our civil institutions and firms not less than 10 men) showed ability which, with a a the edi- The real estate to the Rich- (employing public, they Mrs P. T. Barnum, C. Barnum Seeley, hours day for month," says belonging way company are still considering the to avert the that threaten them. for term of five who wish will attract favorable attention. ard Collins homestead will be sold at dangers the years, may practice, Misses Jessie and May Read and tor of the Review, every frai IF scheme to replace electricity for horses au- Seeley Cardinal Gibbons. to locate in our town ; the other was The blasts the contractor arrived last well dressed and intelligent looking citi- auction, Tuesday, 26th, 1pm. as their motive power, but they don't heavy by William Marshall home, 5S the selectmen to have the on zen he met, and the chances are that he GRATEFUL-COMFORTIN- G. seem in thorizing who is excavating the rocky ledge the week Thursday, from their extended to be any hurry about it. Still, down in Boston. American and com- would not in time have found a soli- Ib tbe Spring Something dropped telegraph telephone late Sterling property on Main the Wiuter months in the that Mr Holley Is firmly of the opinion that Three officers of the from Legrand tourduring You should use Dr David Favor- "Fraternal Circle," pany remove their poles the high- between and Congress and countries. tary person who could have explained to Kennedy's the will soon come about. As one street, Chapel Holy Land foreign ite Remedy to your blood. Few peo- change of those abominable endowment way on Riverside avenue. Westporter. is and un- him how London was governed, or by purify far as the of and Bethel streets, causing excitement new house on Hancock ple estimate the importance ot keeping the people Danbury orders, were each sentenced to five years comment the B. D. Pierce's what process it would be possible to find are come favorable by neighbors, COCOALABELLED -2 ONLY. blood in a pure condition. This medicine concerned, the change can't any in the State for avenue is in the hands of the painters and La TINS prison misappropriation TRUMBULL. and who are obliged to pass out how London was governed." There when fairly tried expels every trace ot scrof- too soon. Danbury News. of the funds. received pedestrians will soon be ready to occupy. was what Cromwell would have called ula, salt rheum and eczema Irom ihe system. society's They Chester Brinsmade has taken the place that way. On Monday evening, April me their reward. are for "a and of ves- "Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured ot just They disgraced of Leroy Patchen at D. H. Ward's mill. 11, at 7 o'clock, a terrific report, followed F. D. Booth, popular head clerk godless profitless jungle" a diseased ankle bone." Mrs Belinda and have left their families pros- L. W. Booth & tries and but no one seemed to Hodson, WOODBURY. they by huge rocks lifted 30 feet or more in more than 15 years of boards, Haverill, N. H. trated with grief. Berkshire Courier. Lemuel Patchen has moved to the the Wall street has sev- know or care what power or responsibil- The American Mechanics will give a the air and a shower of smaller stones Co., druggists, New Road. to the ered his connection with this firm and ity belonged to any one of them. The How Red, White and Blue sociable at Town flying in all directions, reaching Try Thii. In coats, the new styles show little on tbe well known and change began with the local government hall, April 19, at which there will be Peter Ferris, who bought the Philo opposite side of Main street the east, bought drug paint It will cost you nothing and will surely do change, excepting in the lengthening of Reed a has added sev- streets on business of Painter on Main street. This act of 1889, consolidating the great met- - la i f :nv'iT-r--- If have a or music, vocal and instrumental, refresh- place, year ago, across Chapel and Congress you good, you cough, cold, any the skirts. The double breasted frock ex- old stand and has a share of area and to it a central trouble with throat.chest or Dr ments, etc. The will be used eral acres to his farm, bought of A. the south and north soon brought an is an large ropolitau giving lungs. King's receipts pattern of last year is decidedly out of Mr Booth has body known as the County New Discovery for consumption, conghs and for ng their hall. A atten- Taylor, Bridgeport. cited crowd of neighbors and spectators the public's patronage. governing , hi large this is in- as Mr colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money style, Spring, because the skirt to the scene and threats of prosecution and decorated the store, both Council. This body, Clarke set dance hoped for. too Charles Waggoner is making improve- will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe short by an inch. The conservative were made. a side and out and, with his new stock of forth in the Christian Union, ucd what use a ments about his farm in the southern freely Saturday, 9th, found it just the thing and under its had Rev J. H. Fitzgerald of Bristol was length will be 38 to 39 inches to the bot- is pre- powers it had to make London decently and a of recent- horse and wagon belonging to David drugs, oils, paints, varnishes, etc., speedy perlect recovery. Try sample to at St Paul's, tom of the skirt and 40 to 41 inches for part town by clearing up land his habitable for the mass of its citi- bottle at our expense and learn lor expected preach Tuesday Hubbell of Stepney was hitched on pared to furnish customers aud his great yourself the full Sack coats are a ly bought from D. H. Ward. zens ele- Just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free evening. length. also Chapel street when a blast was discharg- old faiends with everything in his line and, this year, the progressive trifle one came K. F. Hawley's. Dr J. S. Stone of New Britain visited longer, with increased roll, not J. H. Williams has of ed, which threw a stone weighing 200 with the same promptness as when at ment within it before the electors close and with side seams moder- his barns and also made im- & with a his sister, Mrs Sheldon Summers, who is fitting, extensive pounds "300 feet or more, crufhing the old stand of L. W. Booth Co. By program demanding larger pow- A Genuina American Institution. ately curved. The straight front, sin".,. provements in the and wheels of to in the future ers and promising still further social re- There Is at least one very ill, last week and also his brother, interior; large through one of the hind his strict attention business, big corporation that gle breasted sack will be the favorite. convenient has been added,. W, as in he feels confident of soon forms. The result was that all London helps furnish food to our own people.. We re- A. B. Stone. stabling wagon, breaking several spokes. The the past, Min- Hartford Times. J. Easton, did the work. dis- a business at Painter's became aroused. National party lines fer to the Washburn Crosby Co. of Beardsley, charges are so heavy that each blast building up large I'OK SALE BY TERRILL. BETTS CO. The ladies of the North Congrega- will now be were shattered to in the neapolis, Minn.,the largest flour mills in the Mrs Amariah Mallett and children lodges hundreds of tons of rock at once. old established store, which pieces municipal world. The ot this is furnish- tional society gave a Conundrum sup The decision on contest and advanced Liberalism tri- capital company the demurrer entered have visited in Stratford at the home of known as Booth's pharmacy. ed by citizens ot our country, and the man- per at their, parlors, April 13 and had a counsel for of State R. Judge Prentice nobly refuses to cater in the which was by Secretary J. James C. Wilson. is ill umphed city regarded f ortabie. Successful where all Remedies Fan Ills, book agement Is In tbe bands ol gentlemen peculi- time. The to the current demoralized notions of Mrs Mary S. Middlebrook very QroofsCrea. a very enjoyable King's Walsh, In the quo warranto suit brought as the stronghold of Conservatism and Address r.IUSt'GX, 853 Braadnr.Aaw lock. arly interested. Anyone buying sack or a meet at Miss Alida Newton who mar- w ith and, at her advanced age, she barrel of celebrated "Washburn Daughters Bradley's, against him by J. J. Phelan, was render- divorce. Winans, grip reaction. Christian Union. their justly A Mohammedan institute is shortly to a dissolute is in a condition. Crosby Co.'s flour, will get the Saturday. ed Hall in the court ried Jennie Tenpeny, woman, very dangerous Superlative" by Judge Superior be opened in is to be the in New Haven. The demurrer is over- Liverpool. It after an acquaintance of only three of Greatest Show on Earth Gen Neal Dow celebrated the 88th an- ' W. II. Graham is from his B. Fish the mill in this State, tor the sale of "Washburn recovering center of a crusade to spread Mohamme- in 10 sued for and severe sickness. ruled, the court holding that it has juris- days and left her days, and an executor of the estate of the late niversary of his birth, March 19. lie is Crosby Co.'s Superlative" are Keney, Roberts long dan doctrines. Already large meetings divorce on of but & Co No. 700 Main Conn diction. The case'will now go to trial grounds intemperance, P. T. Barnum is taking a forced vacation in excellent health and spirits, and his street, Hartford, Theodore Clark has his have been held, with a view to the adop- while the who will guarantee every barrel to relinquished on facts. Judge Hall takes the Judge Prentice, considering with a second attack of grip. activity at such an advanced age is some- give at N. M. store Supreme tion of practical measures to promote in refused to satisfaction. position Strong's drug court and General Assembly to task marriage unfortunate grant thing remarkable. He was past midd'e and Is to teach in Puchshire district. A this eastern Little is anti-lotte-ry or Foster oi the for the dead' England religion. divorce, not considering drunkenness an The wing age when he his three ser- Powder. son of Brit- causing present legislative 6 f - have won a return began years' Tbs Government Buying Eoyal Baking Henry M. Canfleld of South lock. The former he severelv for reg great fpread exouse for the hasfcy nwrlage and wish- L.ouisiana Democrats vice in the and the re. raps rtoe-,-b- ut - war, during struggle Large purchases of baking powder have ain takes his place in the store. doct it is well to digabu8e the mind of the board victory in the primary elect- been made the United States gov- railing to render a decision on the ques ing public ing he was wounded twice and was in a reb- contly by known in England that there are a vast can De a vote ui w ernment. In one lot 80,000 lbs. were of Rev A. S. is the "new tion of whether or not General notion that divorces easily ions, liy nnai wui toto el for nine months. bought Ilaggerty pastor the. number of Mohammedan, missionaries in made of three prison the Royal Baking Powder company. During of the Methodist church. lost its of the returning board, up Assembly power declaring the Great Britain. Statistics show live three Foster men and a the last year, including the contract just made . -- that MeEnery men, -- election of a governor raised in the of the late Aurelia S. Lewis - under date of March S, the Royal Baking Pow- Mrs F. F. Hitchcock or six millions of Mussulman converts The estate chosen the full board, have WORTH A GUINEA A B Ji remaining quite Morris-Bulkeley case. Hall chairman by der company has supplied over 212,000 pounds, 111. Judge says have been made a has finally been settled. The amount, of is within comparatively-shor- thrown out the votes enough precincts or 106 tons, of Baking Powder tor the United the House adjourned, for as matters ' $4,649.74, will be equally divided among of 1728 offl-er- period, throughout the world. to McEnery's majority States government and Its army and navy Dr T. M. Bull of Naugatuck was in stand now it is impossible to transact three first cousins of the deceased. The destory For the has giv- and make a of 400 or more for many years government town, last week. business and one branch can block the heirs are Marietta Ward of Trumbull, majority en Its orders for Royal baking powder in pre- The magnetic needle has been acting Foster. There was evidence of fraud other and prevent legislation as long as Bristol Of and Luther T m PILLSmm ference to all others, it being lound that this is Edmond C. Walker has been hired to in a erratic manner in some Almira Milford, the rules on 1 1 - sees ' very parts and disobedience of agreed T2 asteiess fcTTsctuai.j re- dis-talnl- it fit. m:IV1D ATT. the only baking powder that will keep and close" out the school in Lodge Rock ts of France and Scotland, where its decli- M. Morehouse. Standard. of the in m aix-' strength in the various climates to for the government primaries NERVOOS MUNUiYUNTS - irjc(; ' nation now is 20 to 25 minutes the vote is BILIOUS and which It is sent by the department. When- Currants and other trans-- greater The offices recently vacated by these precincts whose rejected, small fruits com- - re- - ever the government wants the moat trust- Miss Hattie Bacon had been obliged ,, ,sn than it was, months ago, though Southern New England telephone hut. thp. McEnerv men on the board . DISORDERS, ,nrf.fhiiir as Sick worthy article, the best in quality, it prefers to relinquish it on account of continued ni,t.j no change has occurred in the adjacent "pany in the Waller building have been fnJe,i to consent to this rejection and, Such Headache, Ihan vrtKt the Royal, as this biand was found to be su- scarcely notice the change of place, and Scientific men I' Weak ill health. legions. do not know how secured the Housatonic railroad. wnen the voted it, resigned and Stomach, lean- to U others In leavening power by the will go on as if had by majority 4 r.Rin 1 i i a i mwr- j&mm perior nothing happened. to account for this new will be handsomely board. This means that the. ii Impaired Digestion, in' official chemical tests, made at the instance Miss Jennie Lewis of New York is During or after a warm magnetic anomaly, The apartments left tne immediately unless it indicates that metal worse than and makes of the government in the agricultural depart- C. Downes. ' rain aids the work. bearing fitted up. party is split ever, Constipation, at Tribune. visiting II. rocks in the of the earth have a Liver ment, Washington. depths Like a thunder came the news, the election of Republican governor Complaint, Mrs Frederick M. Minor has moved been some dis clap Foster will be de- and FemaleAilments. An old tashloned remedy is what you want Dry sermons are bad enough, but for the displaced by geological last when it was learned that almost probable. into a house of II. next the turbance. Friday, s Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating, for coughs, colUa, grip, whooping cough and J. Linsley, minister to preaeh them through his nose is the board of charities had removed Drs clared the regular Democratic nominee,: Dr Chatfleld's cabinet inexcusable. Dr Bull's syrup will save run a bolters' Of all Price 2S cents a box. MOjiUMEHTAL BRONZE CO. throat troubles; buy congh shop. cough from the staff of phy- and MeEnery will upon Si druggists. sea-shor- Osborne and New York ifi Canal St. and you have it. Price 25c at E. F. both minister and sermon If taken in time. When you go to the e, take a Hoyt Depot, syrup Rev of New along and ticket. Springfield Republican. BRIDGEPORT, CONN Hawley's, Mr Sanford Milford, a Price 33c. bottle of Salvation Oil ; it kills pain 2oc. sicians at the emergency hospital VOLUME XV. NEWTOWN, COM., FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1892. --SIX PAGES. NUMBER 16.

The Roman Catholic of Brookfield are A section of train 67 on the New.En v The new vests to the long coats of the R0XBURY. Pohtatuck grange will meet,next Wed- A sermon by a former pastor, the late hold a benefit hi ml road in of Conductor Norris tailor made are like O. where a Rev H. B. on the "As the SPECIAL SALE OF going t f;iir for the of charge girl male precisely Jiev Julius Nelson and wife are nesday, 20th, with A. Bierce, Smith, text, their new church on the evenings of met with an accident at Hawleyville at mnn's vests, to the strap in the back and meeting was held, this week Monday days of Heaven upon the earth," was Long Island. their absence, Scher-merho- rn 19, 20 and 21. There will be danc 5 45 last week Wednesday after-- two pockets iu front. are to be had During to for a room. read at the church, Sun- PANTALOONS. April o'clock, They a number of Mr Nelson's chnrch men -- night, arrange J.J. Congregational and a time is all noon. Part of the train was being start-- of tailors alone and cost from $6 to $9 a and W. n. Glover were made a day, by R. II. Smith. ing pleasant guarunted bers have cut up his large wood pile. who attend. ed from a siding onto the main track,but yard. Leiter, the New York tailor, committee to perfect these arrangements. 10 cars maki-- s his of Coles has left the of we the of an open switch permitted freight suits light broadcloth, the Road Agent Crofut, with the road Joseph employ Every season, give people Charles E. an old and well skirts Con- the to Buck & this an to Gorham, to roll off the track along the tie. The clearing tie ground and braided machine and a force of men, is putting Work is progressing amain at the Shepaug road work for county opportunity buy known Ilousatonic mail will be- close to Michael Trousers agent, cars were turned upside down and badly the hem. The coats are long, the highways in good condition, which gregational church. Carpenter C. B. Darling of Bridgeport. Lynch cheap. come Great back on on Barrington's postmaster, damaged, while the track was torn up for and front, and braided , the will be appreciated by the traveling pub- Glover and his men have built a scaffold has taken his place the morning 1- - sleeves Charles Baldwin is a new She- We commence with Pants at $1; not May 200 feet. Passengers were transferred and collar. The vests are cut lic. 19 feet high, 48 feet long and 20 wide on freight. 28. The track rather, low and finished with a chemiset- - men Charles M. Cole & brakeman on Conductor Garrison's GIVEN AWAY. worth a great deal, but good for the around the wreck to train The is refitti d which four from paug 11 milk te collar and a A straw Episcopal rectory being decor- train. Solid Silver Thimbles Warranted. money, if have only one dollar to Windom's wa8 cleared at o'clock. The train sailor tie. stiff for the rector. Co. of Bridgeport are painting and passenger 1" you Secretary coming SEE SOA W RAPPER. on the Housatonic road was crossing the hat trimmed with stift' quilk is worn the interior. Mr Glover has torn put into Pantaloons. Last Words Should be Read all wlo Value ating by tracks of the New and train 67, with this costume. F. O. II. in Cour-- Miss Daisy Hill visited in Jersey City, out the old pulpit platform and built a Clarence Sears has visited friends in Z Good Health aad Happiness. England 3F -- 2XT S3. - $1 a which was the ant. last week. new and much lower one, 10x20 feet and New Haven. A. Next grade at 25, little better Secretary Windom in his last speech deliv- approaching Ilousatonic, I could not be The iu Miss 22 inches The front row of pews HALLETT yet. ered in New York city before the leading stopped. operator Mary Dykeman visits friends in high. L. C. Gilbert has a horse of financial men of this country said "that poi- the tower saw that a collision was STEPNEY. has been taken out and the interior, bought ill faia'it-s!6!i- , signal Brooklyn. At $2 we have the old fashioned son in the blood permeates arteries, veins, inevitable and turned the switch which Rev J. F. Robertson is now stationed which will be finished about the middle Bridgeport parties. nerves, brain and head and ft- - Mrs Lemon has returned from a visit im- DAVIS Satinet made in Vermont; will wear speedily brings derailed the New England train and at Stony Brook, L. I. ot May, will be greatly changed and as as to. We paralysis and death," lie but issued a warning to Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Coger are now liv- ABE long you say it ought that should be heeded old eomotive and plunged the cars down the proved. Meanwhile, George Ruffles has Harry sell by every peison, Mrs Beers of has visited with H. B. HffigggHFUTO hundreds of them. They are all and young. It is impossible for the human embankment. The engineer, fireman Bridgeport Born, Wednesday, April 6, a daugh- painted the parsonage and its barn. ing Coger. - ner Aaron SURPASSED right. body to si ow strong and vigorous with dead- an(j heilfj brakemau jumped and were on-- father, Bennett. ter to Mr and Mrs F. McXiff of Roxbury BY ANY ly poison lurking there. D. W. Kissam has been in town order- ly slightly injured, Passengers were Mrs Station. Sam Harris, the clothier, is IN THE At the Dundee Science has given us a corrective in the Stephen Nichols, who has visited Danbury about on his $2 50, justly popular transferred around the wreck iu uine this handsome sou- ing improvements grounds. to form ot Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, in York State, has returned home. George II. Hurlburt was in New York, giving away, week, The are to their WORLD. Cassimere, guaranteed be strictly which will cleanse the blood ot all minutes. venirs to his The are family coming occupy impurities last week. patrons. gifts 1 and all wool, genteel pattern and well and restore the weak and debilitated system Elmer Adams has the booklets of illustrated in ornament- beautiful country home, May they & begun repairing poems are for MAGEE GILLETT, made. At $3 and $3 50, finer grades. to health and vigor. Lieut Totten, the apostle of the latter Julius Hawley place in Trumbull and Town Clerk A. F. Squire also collects ed covers and are for longing May day. Mrs Annie K. Y., "it very appropriate Y. M. C. A. 261 Main, B'port. Barton, Catskill, says advent, is an Episcopalian, but has pects to move into it, this Spring. the taxes. the Easter season. BTd'g, $4 buys a Sawyer's Pantaloon: noth is the best medicine I have ever known tor Miss Ella Southworth has been the for it cured husband been immersed by a Baptist clergyman Rev Mr Fishburn of the guest ing better in the market, well worth purifying blood, my Mr and Mrs Miles Eastwood have mov- Congrega- of Prof C. S. ot ulcers of the when skilled phy- He says: "Immersion is the most con- Bris-c- o Piatt. and sold in for running leg is tional church has tendered his resigna- The many friends of Dea Charles CHARLES OEHMICHEN $5 many places $6. sicians failed to do him any good." From centrated emblem of submission that I ed into Andrew Curtis's house which tion and expects to leave in May. will be glad to learn he has sufficient- BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. the common tace pimple to that most can conceive of. A man's life is in the being moved. Mrs George K. Gibbs will Mrs Charles Judson of Huntington Overcoats and We of all skin it is mas ly recovered from his prolonged illness heavy goods ed diseases, scrofula, the of him who immerses him. An stay with them. Uev J. Nelson of the Methodist church visited her daughter, Mrs E. K. Morgan, Fresh ro)l3 and bread are to sell and we ter of and will cure the most stubborn cases. hands to be able to call on his nearest neigh- anxious will give en- is to leave ; are to lose him and Mr last week. every morning. Tart's of all flavors some low on first class Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is not a new over moment and real death might Eddie AJquist, formerly of Stepney, sorry bors. very prices decoction on the market, but an sue. Faith is thus and Fishburn, as they have made many Pies, cakes and confectionery con recently put symbolized has accepted a responsible position with Carlson cut his hand while goods. old and tried medicine and is the household fruition as consummated by friends in their short stay here. The Ilousatonic road will run a Tommy stantly on hand; also temperance ill home in the Eastern beautifully the Bridgeport Hoofing company as spec- John II. mar- remedy nearly every the resurrection. It is an abso- ial train from to butchering at Blackman's drinks. Ice cream, all flavors, $1 per states, tor the cure of kidney and liver com- typical bookkeeper. C. T. Squire is still confined to the Danbury Bridgeport, ket. lute h by water." this week Fast Dan- gall., 30c. per qt. French cream 60c plaint, salt rheum, erysipelas, rheumatism house. The school in Warner's Mill dis- Friday, day, leaving and all ills that are blood. George Banks spent with 11 30 m. Will leave per qt. Wedding parties and large A. H. brought by impure Sunday trict with Miss bury at a Bridge- The Wood Co. DAVIS, Mr John R. Stephenson of Albany, N. Y., Walter M. Stiles has fitted the friends in began, Monday, Daisy 8 new Bridgeport Finishing gatherings furnished on application. up Stepney. Hill teacher. port on its return at p m. The are out silica on John writes that Ir Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is of W. O. new will be getting Mulligan's bil- basement Hoyt's building East End athletic grounds open- land in Hanover and it on cars EAST MAIN 429 MAIN a wonderful medicine and for sick or Business is flourishing at Turney's Mis Thomas has loading STREET, ST.,BEIDGEP0RT ious headache or ot the stom- aud will conduct a '"bazar" similar to Harry purchased the ed with base ball and other games. at a side for to derangement shirt shop. owned N. R. Shepaug track shipment SOUTKPORT, CT. ach, it lias no equal on the tace of the earth. that which was destroyed iu the White place formerly by Smith, Lanesville. street tire. News. deceased, and is soon to move into it ; of PLUMB HARDWARE CO., Danbury Miss Jennie B. Downes of Trumbull The approach Spring and balmy has a beautiful one of the best places in town. weather turns attention to new 452 Main bought Shoninger piano clothing, Leslie Constantine cut off the end of a G. W. st., Bridgeport. from Bridgeport parties. Miss Downes E. R. Stahl and wife of for Man is a helpless creature without at E. J. nail's PAIRCIIILD, Agents for the THE LATEST AND BEST. Naugatuck finger 6hop, Monday. is quite a talented aud accomplished are with C. T. Squires, Mr Stahl devot- the clothing merchant. You will find JEWELER & SILVERSMITH PLANET, Jr, SEED DRILLS, of musical the Bee chock full of all sorts of honest your dealer will guarantee that the young lady groat ability. ing his time to the small streams, entic- Two violins, a cornet and trombone GARDEN HOES, CULTI- he wants to seU contains no the inducements for cash bu3-er- but, with- ALL GRADES OF WATCHES AT paint you Ernest Sherman has been for a ing speckled beauties and he meets accompanied the organ in the service at IF water or benzine, is full measure, is visiting with as he is an out disparagement to others, turn your GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. VATORS, Etc., few weeks in New York. success, quite expert St. John's, Sunday night. And we add to the list, this year, made from pure linseed oil combined with turpen- in that line, always returning with smil- eyes to the announcement of Foster, . Besse & of 27 stores and Diamonds of our own importation at TWO NEW TOOLS, HILL tine aad turpentine dryer, is ground and mixed ing countenances and a large string of Co., operators HATTERT0WN. less New York DROPPING AND COMBIN- by machinery, has wonderful covering proper- HUNTINGTON. trout. see what you can save in buying a suit. than prices. Charles has of the es- ties, will last well and look well for years, he is Damon of Weston has visited E. It is not what you earn, but what you Thorp bargained ED HILL & Coley is 12-ac- AND DROPPING Dr Pons building an addition to his tate of Charles for a re SILVER PLATED WARE trying to sell you Chilton Paint. He has said S. save that tells the story and they guar- Morgan $50 FERTILIZER DRILL. Hawley. barn. Jay Tyrrell does the tract of and meadow land situat- about all we can say, except that the work,getting antee a saving of from 2 to 3 50 on a pasture CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS.Etc. Circulars and of these goods sent on popularity out the at his new Mill Rox- prices ap Miss Lois Grey visited Mis timber at suit. the line of ed between the turnpike and the "old Also agents for the of these paints is based solely on its merits. The Hawley They have largest In and all at plication. Nellie Benham of last week. bury Falls. ever offered road." great variety goods GALE CHILLED Chilton Manufacturing Co., before they made a YVaterbury, Spring suits that they have PLOW, Miss Jessie Burritt is her and better than an Dan- the lowest possible prices. GRINDSTONES & GRIND- pound of paint, decided that their paints were to Miss Nellie Smith spent a few days visiting they know, outsider, Mr and Mrs Monroe Hawkins of brothers in how a are. y. be made with the choicest and best brands of pure with her brother in Shelton, last week. Waterbury. to tell you what bargain they bury were guests of Ralph Benedict,Sun-da- STONE FRAMES & DEALERS You can read the for linseed and that the customer was to full Mc-Ew- bargains yourself 357 MAIN STREET, oil, get Kev Iso Abe of was to a Mrs Horace Hill and Miss Jennie IN ALL KINDS OF AGRI- value for his This rule has never been Japan give and then test them at headquarters. money. lecture in the have just returned from Jt. Mrs Jane Summers is sick and under NEAR JOHN ST., CULTURAL For Sale deviated from. CHILTON FAINT CO., New Tork stereopticon Congregation- TOOLS, Only by al pleasure trip to New York. the care of Dr Barber. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. To which we invite your attention and inspection and Boston. church, Thursday evening. SOUTH BRITAIN. To our line, wo have added a line of W. B. Seward has been and oomplete Harry Brownson is confined to the repairing Mrs Nellie from White Mrs William Fischer suffers with a sec- & VAR- his house for Tomlinson ff'HTSATOMC K. R PAINTS.OILS, GLASS JOSEPH II. LUTZ, house with diphtheretic sore throat. refurnishing city people, who has been with her ond attack of grip. PAINTERS' AND the coming season. Hills, mother, MAIN LINK. NISHES, WAGON Easter services in St. Paul's at 10 Mrs AveriJl Canfield, returned home, G. R. Parmelee is sick. BtKDSELL, HANDY Cheap.liaiidy 45, PAPER HANGERS' SUPPLIES wide tires, with or without 7 Edmond Stone of has 1 look- Easter morning and at iu the evening Gaylordsville Wednesday. J il 3. 1892. We in PHARMACIST, ilump box. Just the wagon have been J. II. Summers has bought a new unary also have stock for ior a year. Am agent lor Newtown at the church. taken the Moses Warner farm at Rox- - ing Congregational Miss Lulu Munson of Nor walk was horse aud now drives a BUIIXtKI'ORT- North 7 00, 10 00 am 54 SHADES OF H. W. JOHN'S and vieinity.Call and see it. K. S. LOVELI,. bury Falls. He has been pair. 4 5 J ti 10 dangerously of Mrs A. D. over 30, 5. 30 p in 10 36 WALL BRIDGEPORT & WAGONS will guest Munson, Sunday. C. a frlit ASBESTOS PAINT, ST., flAXOl'Y TOi'S We furnish ill, but, under the careful management Mrs Lavene and child of Naugatuck m; 2 11 au i in. Sunday, 7 35 J the latest styles of 1'leasure and liusiness WHITE HILLS. a in. Ariiv.- - 0 40. 7 .r0, 9 40 a m Which wears longer, holds its color better and at low Look at of Dr Pons, is a little better. The Hollow school began, Monday, have visited H. A. Pratt. bel satisfaction than lead and oil. Wagons extremely prices. a new 12 3 4 fit) 5 4:"), 8 m. Sun-tl.i- v gives ter the Auburn farm wagons, one and two horse. Miss Eva VVilloughby has fine Miss Katie 'JO, 30, p see Mrs W. B. is in E. Hurlbut teacher. milk 7 05 m We also inv.te your attention to our fine line of Be Mure and come and us, but don't buy llazelton Seward New York and p SMITH'S RESTAURANT, it you can buy cheaper elsewhere. D. G. piano. A series of dynamite explosions in Par- 7 POCKET & TABLE WEEKS & CO., Biooklyn for two or three weeks. At a meeting of the Congregational TUUMH17LL North 12. 10 30 am CUTLERY, 43 JOHN BRIDGEPORT. Newtowu, Conn. Mrs David Wheeler has visited her is has awakened alarm and PLATED KNIVES & FORKS STREET, church and society, Monday, it was vot- widespread FULL REGULAR MEALS. "TiGGS FOtt HATCHING Black Lungshans Report says that are to have has led the into ag- 7 47 a in ti 7 36.9 28 And J . daughter iu Bridgeport. they Rev Mr a government vigorous Mouth, 2t. our complete line of 20 cents. 20 cents. - tiviroy uutn straini; lAizm iinumias; ed to give Bailey call, offering Breakfast, Dinner, Sup- Dark Brahmas: Sil another store at the Station, and that action. So far.hv, hannv chance. a m 12 05,3 05, 5 iM, 7 48 p m. Sunday Koyal White Leghorns: lit- him and use of ngressive i i tj j CARPENTERS' AND Fav ver Laced Wyandottes; Partridge Cochin Nicholas Wakeley has built a neat some of ar- $900 the the parsonage j milk 6 50 p m. 20 cents. Table Board, Gents, itfit fiu. Address E.L. the groceries have already no lives have been lost, but a number of TOOLS 3. from 6 A. M. to 8 1 . M. (Mahogany Strain). STAPLES, tle Summer bouse and a new ar- for a year. LONG HILL, 7 18 10 40 a m.2 40 MACHINISTS' Ladies, Open Shelton. grape rived. Variety is the spice of life. May have been and NonJj And our low for the same. people severely injured 5 35. 6 41). 10 10 7 54 prices MRS T. H. bor. all succeed. Crane and p iu; Sunday SMITH, Proprietor. FARMERS in need of any kind ot they Dr Augustin family are with something like a panic prevailed for a a m. South (5 21. 7 29. 9 22. 11 59 a m or Machines, H. J. Baker & Hobart Hubbell and bride have II. M. Canfield. short time the official some 2 50 5 22, 7 42 m milk, WEEKLY FARMER Uro's Fertilizer or Nova Scotia Land Plaster gone Bert Tuttle is moving into O. S. among people, p Sunday to CHARLES GIL- Grandi-so- n Tyr 6 43 Enlarged, 64 Columns. are invited call or address, to housekeeping iu part of Mrs of whom, as have been com- p in. Improved W. BERT, Box Hi, Stepney Depot, Conn. rell's house at the Station. George W. Mitchell closed his Winter magistrates, FROM NOW TO JAN. 1, 1893, J. JOHNSON, HubbelTs house. pelled to pass upon the crimes of Anarch- STKPNKY 7 24. 10 20, 10 50 KM FOR SA LE The tarm to work sorting tobacco, last week. His 5 .Sun- PRESIDENTIAL IjlA belonging The literary sociable met, last week of a a m 3. 41, 6 5(5, 10 25 p in. CAMPAIGN, BRIDGEPORT, estate ot the late C. H. Beers, located Miss Alice French has the measles. is the finest packed by him for ists. The police Paris possess very 8 am. South ti 17, 7 24. 9 18 about I miles from Newtown Station on Tuesday evening, at the home of Myron cjop of day, J thorough knowledge the residents of 11 54 a in 2 30. 5 17.7 37 m 03NT3Li3r Ions. K. K., containing 111) acres with all the failed care Odell. There was a years. p Sueday OB $1 FOR A FULL50C.TEAS. REAL ESTATE buildings thereon. A tine farm for dairying Walter Wheeler to properly large attendance the great city at every moment and they milk, 6 38 BRIDGEPORT. or stock raising. Enquire of D. G. BEERS, for his stock and the humane has and an was carried Fishermen the banks followed LOANS. Newtown, Conn. agent interesting program along are always fully informed as to the BOTSFOR'J North 7 41, 10 35.11 05 INSURANCE, called on him. out. the first of but their bas- a 3 5 05. 5 7 05. 10 45 m April, empty whereabouts and doings of the of in; 40, 50, p FOK SALE CHEAP Over 100 acres le- colony Suu.-ta- B WILMOT iJARM kets showed that the fish are 8 10a in South 08.7 08.9 10 HAWLKY, DR FRANKS, OCULIST AND OPTICIAN, divided into meadow, pasture Mrs Jennie Ambler has bought the Miss Hattie Sniflen, teacher of the beyond foreign Anarchists. The government 11 45 'a m; 2 05. 4 19. 5 05, 7 28 and timber land, good house and build enactment, as ings. Said tarm is located in White Hills, Hun. place at Nichols and expects to go back center school, began her last term, gal yet. has punished the whole body of Anarch- p m Sunday milk t? 26 p m. & tingtou, within tour miles ot Birmingham recent REYNOLDS, HIRAM BOOTH there to live, in the early Fall. Tuesday, April 5, with a full attendance. ists for the disorders by expelling NKWTOWN-No- md 7 49, 10 43. 11 36 and Shelton. luquire of at The Missouri sailed from Charles Judson's, Huntington Centre. A number of the of the Booth steamship from the colony 40 of the leading mem- a mj4 10. 5 13. 5 58, 7 20. 11 p m U Miss Graee Galpin has a new choral pupils New Y'ork with a of flour for the 8 18 a rn. Sooth 7 00. NDERT AKERS, SALE One pair ot old Oxen, school, which has been closed, are in cargo bers of the Anarchist colony in that city. Sunday NO. 98 STATE lwU Triangle Street. Danbury. IjiOR matched and workers.. For organ and is lessons of Mr Heald. relief of the Russian 9 02, 11 36 a in; 1 85. 4 10. 4 40, 7 20 STREET, to vision, good taking attendance. her Miss starving peasants The offenders, however, are natives, not BRIDGEPORT, CONN., - - Near Main Street. Improved Spectacles adjusted ears a service Thoroughbred Chester White Boar During vacation, on 15 p m Sunday milk 6 13 p m. good and cheap. Diseases of eyes and at CHARLES SANFORD'S, Kidge.Ct. Mrs Th'ilo is to have her Sniffen suffered from an March for the Baltic port of Libau. and in Ravachol the GEORGE B. HA WLET, - - 11 Chapel Street; specialty. Examinations free. Redding Birdseye illness of nearly foreigners securing tb 7 5 10 50 Hunt-iugto- n, The from bent on HAWLEYVILLE No. 52,11 CHARLES E. WILMOT, 18 ; SALE 13 acres of house W. S. of two she term Indiana, Philadelphia, police laid their hands on the 11 15 m Prospect Street FOR good Farming Land, painted. Hooper weeks, but has begun the responsible a m; 4 30. 5 22, 6 07, 7 30. p JOHN B. REYNOLDS. - . 6 Avenue. pasture ami half meadow, located the will do the the same mission, preceded it and was criminal. He has made a confession 8 27 South 6 52. 8 54, Highland MARBLE AND GRANITE went of the "Park", Monroe Center. to popular painter, with her accustomed energy. Sunday am. W. Apply received with an outbreak of unmistaka- 11 1 15. 4 4 7 12 GEOKGE CLARK, Newtown. work. which clears up the mystery of the ex- 27 am; 03, 30, WANTED WORKS. Rev M. R. Fishburu's call is to the ble It is due to the of miik 5 57 p m. Leave for QALESMENNURSERY STOCK. We SALE Three good Cows, one with Calf, gratitude. energy plosions. A bill has passed the Sunday To sell grow all Granite-Writ- IOK Mr Chamberlain has built a fine hen just 8 55. 11 35 a 3 05. 4 35. 6 45 both old new. Monuments, Heads Stenos in Marble or others due the 19th. EDWIN C. RAN- assistant pastorate of the First Congre- the Weekly Northwestern Miller of Htbel m; the leading varieties, and DALL, Conn. French Senate making the use of dyna- m. Fr-.- li.-'ii- d 7 30, 10 30 a m; We replace all stock that dies, and guarantee for designs and prices. Bridgewater, nery and otherwise improved his place. church of D. Missouri p satisfaction. or commission gational Washington, C, Minneapolis that the carried mite for unlawful purposes a crime pun- I 25. 3 50. 6 0.1 p in. Highest salary SALE One registered Devon Cow. 1. which has a of 900 accom- from the start. Write for terms F)R HAKIUS, Newtown. Miss Flora Beard spent last week with membership nearly out six million pounds of flour, ishable with death. BROOKFIELD lU.WriON Noi th 80'. II. E. Hooker Co., Rochester.NY M. W. 50 Nurserymen, STEVENS, her grandfather, N. B. Nichols and Mrs and a trained choir of voices. Rev panied by Mr Edgar, the editor, who II 01 a in; 4 55, 5 31, 6 15. 7 39, 11 45 TjlOIi. SALE House, barn and 25 acres of land Dr the will the m. - 8 36 South 6 43 NORWALK. X situated in the town of Monroe, Cutler's ,N. B. Nichols returned home, Saturday, Newman, pastor, spend will personally supervise its. distribu- If editors were not kind hearted and p Sands;,- am. Farm district, the estate ot Sarah M Bennett, Summer in and the assistant 8.48, 11 16 a m. A 54, 3 59. 7 03 p m deceased. ol WILLIAM II. BENNETT from Carmel, N. Y., where she has vis- Europe tion. Although largely made up of the generous, as well as philosophical, they Inquire will is under- Sunday milk 5 43 p m. For Danbury on the premises, or of LEGRAND G, BEERS, ited her sister, Mrs Wright. pastor have charge. It gifts of the millers of the Northwest, would not be so accommodating ; they 6 43. 8 06. 8 47. 11 17 a 4, 5 33 P. W. BATES, executor, Long Hill. m; stood that Mr Fishburn will occupy the the Missouri's cargo represents the vol- well know they cannot please every one 6 7 40 m- - James Mills is a new 25, p "POR SEKVICE Jersey and Hoistein Bulls. building garden pulpit, Sunday evenings and assist in all contributions of not less than and know will be Arrive" 6 56. 8 20. 9 02 OF X Terms, 50c EDWARDS S. BEARDSLEY, fence. untary they they "cussed if DANBURY the services. He will leave 25 11 32 a 4 15. 5 45. 6 38, 7 54 m Stepney. Roxbury, States and Territories, contributions they do and be cussed if they don't" m; p in 6 20. 7 45. 8 30, 10 45 a in k SALE OK EXCHANGE One pair ol De- - G. W. Drew is furnishing cream for the first week May. brought from all points of the country all that therefore Lave NORWALK, CONN., 1 publish transpires, . . three Mare 8 3 40. 6 15. 6, 6 50 m. , , i n . on Steers years old; also the free of the different railroads. p nas tne - ana nnest; as iyears old. WliiSUK fkench, Stepney De- Stepney creamery. Albert Squire aud wife have moved charge by their generous nature often prompts liAMBUKY AKD NOKWALK DIVISION. This week we will prepay all freight largest- pot. The use of the was a from its sacrifice own ; Nicholas Hubbell is to break up house- into the and ship gift them to their interest or 6 6 07 on for or sortment of finished Monuments Congregational parsonage BETHEL, from Danbory. 36. 42. 7 express charges any boy girl SALE OK TO KENT House and barn will sell his and Daniel who lived with in owners. The chamber of commerce of business and suppress items in order to 11 a 3 22. 5 14. 6 48 IjiOR half acre ol land in locat- keeping;' place board. Warner, them 7 33,9 13. 52 m; who will send us an order for three (3) and Headstones of establish-o- good repair, New York, on the before the or shield individuals to whom For Ihmharv 6 50, 7 20. 10 14 any f ed in Koxbury centre. Apply to J.G. GORHAM, the Nathaniel Smith homestead, will day sailing please .pro. any the following articles.: Botsford, Conn David Wheeler is shingling his house. of the Missouri, filled up the last availa- are under no whatever. a m; 1 08. 3 22. 5 49. 6 25. 7 28 One lb. TeaSHc, or Two Pounds ot Coffee ment m tllS btatC make his home with Darwin Beardsley. they obligations 11 19 m. For HawVyvillH 7 15. 10 15 at 44c, or One Box Powder 45c. or 4 SALE OR TO RENT Two Houses at ble space in the steamship with addi- Connecticut Western News. p Baking IJOR MAN. ot we will tuem Free a TlTil A HI I ot the Street. J. A. BLACK ANSONIA. and Mrs F. Wells of a m, 1 10. 8 35, 5 49 p in. From Bottles Extract, send T.F.K TN V KRYTH Nl TN Newtown. Egbert Bradley tional flour. pair ot Skates like these. were .a-- - HawleyvillrO 10. 11 50 a m. 3 19, 4 50 wooden structure Toronto married, Sunday evening, The Canadian newspapers are repeat- ; Da. E.J. PECK, M. D. And The upper bridge, a wilh her 37,000,000 people, 7 02 p m. THE STONE LINE HATTEKTOWN Graduate ol Colum- by Rev Austin Isham. England, the familiar over the exo- 1 01 across the Naugatuck river connecting consumed in 1881 almost the ing complaint REDDING. Nor'h 7 13. 10 06 a m. bia veterinary college ol Sew York. Post of- exactly dus of the French from to 14 6 9 20 fice address. P. O., Conn. the with West afire Miss Mabel Thomas has been ill with Quebec the ,8 15, 7 21. 11 p in. South 48, Stepney borough Ansonia,got same amount of liquor that the , United 11 5 22. 6 56 m . IE YOU WANT A BARGAIN IN at its western fever. She is better. United States. Thia exodus is said to be 69 a m, 3 29. p HAY Both barn and stack.lor sate Iroin the extremity, Wednesday lung States, with 62,000,000 people, consumed DIVISION. When remember to measnre-O- f of the late C. II. Beers, Mile Hill. soon west- than ever, this and to em- ,NBW HAVEN AXl DERM ordering, give D. U. BEERS. niorniug, 6th, and the entire son Meriden in 1891. All statisticians reach- larger Spring shoe. Enquire of ' Ileury Beach and of English L--ve 11. 11 50 LAMPS. brace a number of families than 9 e ern was a mass of flames. The fire larger BOTSFORD am Send stamp for our Illustrated PARL0B, half with Warner. ed the conclusion that 124,000,000 was 4 23. 7 33 m Arrive 7 36. 10 32 a ra how VfOTICE Whereas, several dogs supposed spent Sunday Henry usual. is also the p giving tuli particulars any Boy to be mad have be in the town ot Tram-YO- department were called out and,althoagh It complained that 5 or Girl can hundreds of handsome substantially the liquor bill of Great 3 25, procure CAIN J1"11 bitten several ther we. Miss Crane of Bethlehem this go to not as a few pm free. - . A nLAUll dogs, strenuous efforts were made to put it out, teaches, we emigrants stay, years MONROE West 7 29 a 13 4 53 premiums jM mo nil. ij 1 ,t i n, rj III , (LUIl I Britain. When remember that at m;3 kjip.in.il lllll now y flames not till in the North district. ago for a temporary residence in the East 9 1611 56 a m; 4 30, 7 39 authority of the statutesof Connecticut vested the spread rapidly and , term, the time of the census, 10 years ago, the pro.. THE LARGEST TEA STORE IN FOR $1. 50. in us, deem it our duty, tor the safety of the two and States until money could be earned to p m. BRIDGEPORT. public, to make the following rules relating the western half had burned in Harvey Thomas, whose business has United States spent only $100,000,000 for 8TEV EN SON West 7 24. 10 21 a m, 3 00 to 1st. That every owner or of fallen was - keep the returning in comfort dogs; keeper juto the river the eastern por- called him to Newtown, spent Sunday churches, art and music, only $100,000,-00- 0 emigrant 4 43 p m. East 9 21 am; 12 02. 4 37, TILE 5 AND 10 CENT BEE in his old The drain now is conced- NEW ENGLAND ot ot tion under control. ; Plans for a nety $100;-000,0- age. 7 45 HIVE, Trumbull, County Fairfield, state ot with his family. He is meeting with more for schools, only a third pm. Vonnecucui snail eu ier keep, said dog or hrido-- of ifon are alreadr in thfthandsof ed to be steady and permanent and is SH ELTON West 7 11, 10 07 a m. 2 35 TEA CO., 520 MAIN ST., ongs property muzzled, or securely connnea H encouraging success. for books and papers and little 4 35 m East. 9 35 13 18, lor the period of 10 days from the date ot this Town Clerk T ucker. All the business claimed by some to more than oflset the p am; 124 FAIRFIELD AVE. and until the aih A. more than $300,000,000 for household 4 notice, day of June. I) Miss Grace Prindle returned to the . in 65, 8 pm. CONN. ad, or found at of the' says; that the. ' Increase of population the province HAVEN Loavr 6 9 40 m BRIDGEPORT, Any dog dogs running portion community school in from which furniture, we see how much the nation NEW 45, large within the aforesaid time and town and bridge should be built of iron. In all High Seymour, from natural causes and. immigration. t 41. 4 15 p in. Arriva 9 59 ft m not properly muzzled may be killed by any she has been absent since Chiistmas. spends for , its demoralization compared person. Any person the above reg- - it will be of iron and cost: It is also said that the feeling in favor of 12 42. 5 18. 8 23 P n ' nviolating probability, with what it spends for its civilization. furniture; AND ujeci. w une oi v. to Miss Grace will be graduated in June. annexation to the United States in the TREADWELL, ( Justices of the from $40,000 50,000. Steps We belive that no one's zeal in the tem- CARPETS AND RUGS. WESlTOETJAIffiLE BEACH, with this SIIEVAUG R. R. Pean.. will be taken the selectmen to Miss who is province grows emigration lmted th ot Am-il- A. by provide Edna Wanzer, attending cause will be lessened because Ta-- H at Trumbull," this dav perance Bedroom Suits, Pillar Extension UiiiiliXi I). 1.SSI2. a foot for in New came home for and that, eventually, the French popula- November 5, 1891 jj.o. Sg temporary bridge pedestrians school Jersey, he accepts the following as the liquor Parlor etc. MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES tiLl Wallace & tion of Quebec will be annexationists. HAWLEYVILLE North 8 10 a m. 6 25 bles, Suits, Lounges, VfOTICE TO DOG OWNEU8- - All persons and, then, Sons have giv- her Easter vacation. bill of the United States : AH delivered and set up free of charge. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN MAR- owning or harboring dogs are 'herebv en men iu of m. 8 81) Arrive 8 50 goods on notified that must working shops a privilege of was Cost of at wholesale $300,000,000 is p duuday. im Uoods sold installment plan. they have the same regis- Mrs Eva Goodsell Woodbury liquor J AO,000,000 It better, certainly, that a man who a-- 3 55 4 50 m for cash. BLE AND GRANITE CAN BE tered in the Town Clerks office on or their National and local taxes pm Sunday, p , Special rates before crossing bridge. on old 180,000,000 8 25, 87 the first day ot May or will bo in town, last week, calling friends. Cost of retailing places) has his millions, wrongfully obtained, SHKPAUG North m,6 p BOUGHT AT MY YARD as me they prosecut 8 43 a m South ' 8 88 ed law directs. 'Rev Air Pitblado ia.returned to the should spend some of them on the eleva- oj Wnndny TAYLOR & BLAKE, WITHOUT PAYING WILLIAM H. GLOVER, ) Selectmen . William Merwiu visited his Total liquor bill : $630,000,000 a 8 89 m Hnodav 4 86 l) in. TIMOTHY Methodist church for another daughter, tion and tpt ot year. in Sheffield. -- Christian Union. Improvement of society than AND AN AGENT'S PROFIT. CORRES- SMITH P.GLOVEit, ) Newtown. Mrs Howard Smith, FURNITURE UNDERTAKING, M. J. HOULIHAN, Town that he should add to crime cupidity and R. R. PONDENCE SOLICITED. - Clerk. The laying.of a turnout, ihe electric ' NRW YORK & NEW ENGLAND Dated Newtown. IKS. by Mrs William Welton of water of lines is . c Ct.j April 8, been some Bridge The maintenance party an. impenetrable selfishness. But in the D. M road has contemplated for Mrs 18. 1S91. CONN. P. KENN A , CJEED POTATOES We are receiving Early has been with Harvey Thomas,. indispensable means for preserving polit- sight of God and of all just men, evil in V.mrr O Kose from Maine. COE & WHITE, StiO & time, but they did not get the consent .of East 2 20. 8 05 ft m P. 0. BOX CONN. ftfii ical One watches 'the one line cannot be atoned in HAWLEYVILLE 228, WESTP0RT, Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. :'. the town officials till a short, time ago. The Shfgaug road has bought about purity. party by good 12 02 7 25 West 8 63 ft tn, 6 09 FOR SALE: takes note of its its another. "The wrecker of the pm. It will be placed in frout of the Sentinel 15,000 ties, this year and will lay about other, shortcomings, industries, CO'S COAL AND " RELIABLE MEN p to, OLD LEHIGH ACTIVE, ' ' and and it has at its man who the face of the the 8 12 a f7 25. m ADDRESS office on Main street. 10,000 new ties the present season. blunders defects; grinds poor, NKWTOWN-E- at in, p LACKAWANNA COAL. WANTED! during des- r . .. U 14 frl 01 2MExs JT. be- the means for Tebuking who has ruined homes and a n n tft. No. &. The year ronnd to represent os in the sale of The ties at the first highway crossing disposal any gambler 12 13 i Will lie and Tues Il, Oeorge Street, Bridgeport, Conn., Stock. Local or Good wa- domi- HANDY HOOK Kwr 8 17 am, at the yard Monday For the famous OrangeGreoio,lilossom Itemedy tor Nursery traveling. What is the difference between a duck where Ambrose abuse of power on the the olated communities for his stakes, can 6 66 Send ges and expenses,, or commission. O. D. wit) low the station, Taylor partf 7 WHt 8 38 a m, 2 45. of each wees. female weakness. l fop one month' : - never make it wi God' until he 31 pm. day treatment and oircnlar. GREENE, Syracuse, N, Y. one wing and one with two? Only the dit. has left the 5000 that he contracted to. nant side, by appealing, to the;. country right ferenee of a pinion.We want everyone to puss at the tribunal . of the ballot; box. makes it with those he has wrong- BURY East 8 27 a ra, 12 20,7 47 TiV A TTV Kanos $140, Organs 3. Want furnish, wore taken up, last week and right t)UTH ANTED Plain sewing. MRS DANIEL Frea- - Daniel an opinion on Pr Hull's cough syrup. It ed. Christian Leader. 2 5 46 m- - CONN, W CAMP. DAUillll agents. Cat'lg the Hue, Cardinal Gibbons, y m West 8 27 m, 36, p HAWLEYVLLLE, F. JleaUy,Wusuinrtin, N. J. , mjeds but one scattered along HEWTOWH, FEIDAT, APRIL IB, 1892. been unable to retain nourishment of Mrs Nelson Pattlson sold a piece of THE SECULAR PULPIT. than as a state of self denial is knowing THE STANDARD TROTTING BRED A GREAT SAVING. to John at all of for Its whole nature any kind. land Ogden. The Sermon. nothing it; STALLION It's a to make the best of BRIDGEPORT. is to direct us by a light, and knowledge, good thing Mrs F. D. Hollistcr is under Dr Stev- to Moses The text, beloved, is found in the say- NO. a bad is a deal A horse belonging Ogden, and wisdom from God; which is all con- FLEET, 8688. bargain, but it great A successful and novel entertainment ens's care. was cast in the field for two of the Wise Man, "He that is soon BY better not to make a bad bar which days, ings trary to the darkness, ignorance, and fol- QTPT7TI HAEBT WILKES, 1896, thing was given at Olivet church, last Friday was killed. The next another horse angry dealeth foolishly." k51XtHiJJ Sire of Rosalind Wilkes.2 14 at all. You can On Easter Sunday, in the Congrega- day, ly of our natures. Law. SON OF GEORGE 619. gain juggle figures The title, "Scotch concert," was in same I that Solomon bad seen in his WILKES, until the cows come five in evening. tional church, there will be two special found the condition. opine Sire of Harry Wilkes, 2 13 and 7 others in home, but tells the whole story, being the man who around i9 to and man who offers everything services. For the service beginning at 1 experience goes lt a bright day that brings forth the 2 30 or better. three don't go, a rendered In true Scottish from the a on to 1 Tl A DAISY 2 41 BY SIGNAL 8887, style an has been WESTON. with chip his shoulder ready fight adder. Think of God when the QT1 f 2 22 14. two dollars for one should be either in musical to the o'clock, interesting program tempter lO UJxAL Sire ot Sigligut instrument, the bag pipe, the flr3t man who knocks it off. For "All this will I thee." Trust SON OF SENTINEL 280. a lunatic asylum or We have the concert prepared, consisting of chants, anthems, The engagement of Miss CoraM. Swift jays, give jail. player, the Highlander. The there are some who are to Sire of Von Arnim2 191-- 2 and the dams of line of Suits ever offer- solos and an Easter sermon by the pas- of Mass., the Par- people ready not the insolvent world; it has cheated largest Spring was a success and netted a handsome Lynn, popular Upper at a moment's notice. Quartermaster 2 21 and 10 others in 2 30 ed and we are not tor, Rev.W. G. Lathrop. In the even- ish teacher, to Hiram J. Titus of North get angry every creditor that ever trusted it; and it by us, claiming they aum. is one or better. are no- the will be car- is announced. This an- If the weekly paper day late, wni cheat you. Hannah More. MAr 2 3a BY BALD worth twice the money, but ing, following program Attleboro, Mass., a 2D DAM where in In dif- ried out : leave they sit down and stab the editor with this country can you buy The season of choir changes the nouncement will no doubt her many Sire of Minehaha,Wthe dam of Alcazar 2 20 2 cruel letter. If the breakfast is . Learn to entwine with your prayers them for less, and we don't kuow ferent city churches has wrought no Opening pieee by choir. Weston admirers disconsolate, as she ex- sharp, and 54 others in 2 30 or better. in not on the table at the appointed mo- the small cares, the trifling sorrows, the where you can them for as litte. change in the make up of Olivet's choir. Lord's prayer concert. pects to return to Lynn in two short - buy It school. ment, they growl more ominously than little wants of daily life. Whatever af 3D DAMBCE- may be a roundabout way of The chorus will still continue on duty. Singing by weeks. Hour. BT SIE AECHT- - getting Lester Banks. old Boreas. And, if some one speaks of fects you be it a changed look, an alter- 4TII DAM at it, but well, they're a bargain. On Recitation, "Greeting," BT AMEEICAN The local 400 of North avenue and vi- Class exercise. Mrs Harriet Godfrey has been in Can- them slightingly, or seems to laugh at ed tone, an unkind word, a wound, a 5Til DAM eclipse. any of these Suits we positively save How- non rises of are as cannot sorrow 15-- from cinity were entertained by Master Solo, Robert Sinclair. visiting her daughter. their temper, they furious you meet,a you caa Fleet is a bay horse 2 high and weighs about you $2 to $3 50. 317 disclose turn it into 1060 is ard Hall at his father's residence, Scripture reading. The of the late Mr as an angry grizzly bear. not prayer, and lbs, very handsome and absolutely sound personal property God. and free from faults; he is North avenue, in honor of his sixth Anthem choir.. Mrs Beers was sold auc- So, my hearers, Solomon spoke a wise send it up to Disclosures you may very speedy, having SUITS. by and Edwin at a 1 - MEN'S FINE BUSINESS AND DRESS His to the number word when he said that the soon not make to man, you can make to the paced half mile in 13 to road cart- birthday. playmates Prayer. last week. angry Fleet will make the season of 1892 at barn tion, me De my of 20 mude things somewhat lively, Sat- Miss F. Wales. man dealeth foolishly. Let give you lxra. men may too nttie lor your on Mile 1 mile south of Hook $5 00, $6 50, $8 50, $10 00, $12 00. $13 00, $15 00, $17 00, $18 00, Solo, May Miss Carrie Morehouse entertained a Hill, Sandy (same urday afternoon. Recitations, Emma Wales, Ella Gor- a few pen pictures of the fools in their great matters; God is not too great for distance from Newtown) at $20 to insure a mare $20 00, $22 00, $24 00. number of relatives, Friday. raging, that you may see how fool- your small ones. Only give yourself to in foal, $5 at time of service. Robert who has been ill for man. just CHILDREN'S SUITS in abundance, $2 00, $2 50, f3 00, $3 50, $4 00, . ttallou, Edith Adam Kennel has been out on crutches. ish anger can make a man. prayer, whatever be the occasion that is Singing by Florence and Bliss, 11. S. $4 50, $5 00, $5 50, 56 $6 $7 $7 50, $8 50. Our $2 50 and several weeks with pneumonia, able to Farmer Brown is one of those fly calls for it. TOMLINSON, 00, 50, 00, sit a little each His Freddie Wales and Jay Freer. Miss Louisa Smith has left town, for a $3 50 are being sold elsewhere at $3 50 and ?4 50. Children's separate up day. many Mrs F. L. Sears. quickly sort of men. Last week, Farmer NEWTOWN, CONN. friends hope soon to see him take his Solo, position in Fairfield. Love's secret is always to be doing pants warranted not to rip, 50c up. Class exercise, "Easter Notes of Glad- Jones came over and borrowed his new place in the busy hum of life. Miss Hill of is chilled He was to return it at things for God, and not to mind because All the latest in Hats and Our 35 worth $2 ness." May Redding spending plow. ones. F. W. styles Caps. $1 Derby, 03; of the week Mrs W. P. Row- came and no they are very little Faber. Having secured the services of Mr our our sold Divorce seekers received quite a set Singing by school. part with night. But night plow $2 00, worth $2 50; $2 50 Derby everywhere at $3 5p. came. was He John T. Lancaster, Ms numerous back in the Superior court, last week. Address by pastor. land. Farmer Brown furious. It is a painful thing, this pruning work, TRUNKS AND BAGS. cases had been on the short raved and tore around, called his neigh- friends and customers will hereafter Six assigned Prayer. Mrs J oil n Lockwood spent some days this cutting off of the over luxuriant but one was bor all sorts of names and finally calander, only granted by Singing by school. of last week with her daughter, Mrs Will capped shoots, in order to call back the wander- find him at my store, except when on of Con- the climax over after that Judge Prentice. For the sake Benediction. Lockwood. by going plow. ing iuices into the healthier and more his order route. I solicit the generous FOSTER, BESSE & CO., necticut's reputation, it Is hoped that the He gave Farmer Jones's wife a terrible In it is described vis- living parts. religion, for the future that he has same will become the rule. Mrs J. A. Godfrey of Danbury has rating before she could make one word branch in me beareth patronage proportion NICHOLS. thus:. "Every that same the most notorious case was ited in town. of explanation and finally demanded his He it received in the past, at the time Probably The latest account from M. G. Munn fruit, purgeth it, that may bring that of a young man, who, when a min- While at a social one even- property with the threat of a suit at law. forth more fruit." The keen of guaranteeing the best of goods and OPERATORS 27 STORES. Is that he is much and gathering, edge 0E or, while on a married a disso- feeling stronger last several of our men The good woman told him, when she God's knife cuts sheer lowest of consistent with qual- debauch, thinks the air at Deland, Florida, where ing week, young pruning through prices lute woman much older than himself and had the misfortune to have their robes could get a word in edgewise, that her No weak tenderness Him whose stock he is is very beneficial to his stops ity. Please remember my is the after a few Of stopping, One of them husband had noticed, when he got not for His very days' acquaintance. trouble. His wife and think and whips stolen. or two love seeks goodness, comfort, and most complete in town,and OPENING the inevitable result followed lung family a through his work, that a nut was gone F. W. Robertson. largest 0E course, of him there in the near future. found their property after long chase, servants. he from this union of vices. The court joining but others were not so fortunate. from the plow and he had taken it to the that the highest prices will always best to must have concluded that it was better Mr Mrs B. Curtis village to get it repaired and was to leave God will always take the time paid for Eggs and other produce. and Nathan spent Mrs S. Osborne and son Milo of Red- is that these two should sufl'er for their evil in New York with friends. it with its owner on the way home. But hand out mercies to His people ; there last Sunday visited Mrs Piatt Keeler and as Respectfully, Hiillinery! ways, rather than turn them loose upon ding Ridge Mrs Jones had a very uncomfortable no mercy so ripe, so beautiful, that Spring in Trin- Mrs II. B. Wheeler, last week. own a long suffering community. Fast day, there will be service night of it as a result of Farmer Brown's which He gives in His time. Though The high" standing and the uniformly good qualities of the ity church, with a sermon, at 7 30 p m. Ward and wife of God delays thee, yet be silent, for there EDGAR F. HAWLEY. we is so well known as to make Mr and Mrs Frederick A. Parsons, Jr, Buikley Bridgeport ravings. goods offer, it almost unnecessary Easter morning service at 11, with Holy were at M. V. B. Look on this also. Mrs Good-slo- w is no possibility of taking a mercy out of Untrim-me- have returned from a week's visit to Rowland's, Sunday. picture to repeat here that our present collection Trimmed and d just Communion and sermon. heard, at the circle, some of God's hand till the mercy be ripe for us is with that I announce H. N. Couch of Great Mass., Mr and Mrs Frank Hawley and family sewing It pleasure is of the most select order. We solicit a Barrington, the ladies about the behavior of i and we ripe for the mercy. Rev Thorn in Millinery respectfully in Miss who has been at of Sanford Station have visited Mrs Haw-ley-'s talking to my friends and customers that I formerly doing business Bridgeport. May Nichols, some as Brooks. visit of inspection. home on has had an attack of Downs. children. And, because they chang- tend to move into New Store at As the were successful vacation, father, George ed the when she the my Republicans mock measles and will not return to Nor. subject joined group I would rather have more of the mind soon as at the elections, of course Friday evening wos pleasantly spent at she that it was her children the earliest possible date, the Spring they mal until after Easter. imagined that was in Christ ; more of the meek will have the say as to who shall fill the Miss Ella M. Bennett's by a number of who were criticised. She boiled are complete some time in fairlj quiet, resigned, peaceful and loving dis- repairs various ofllces necessary in the Misses Elsie and Katie Nichols have her young friends. Music and games over with at the insult. which has been intention all running anger supposed than to enjoy the greatest meas- May my The most im- in were enjoyed. She was so curt and short in her answers position, municipal government. returned to school Bridgeport. ure of sensible comfort, if the conse the time soon as I could dispose of ofllce is that of all the ladies were made uncomfort- portant city attorney. Miss Kittie Reynolds opened the Forge that it would) should be lease. that time I This officer is to look after the Miss Alice Watkins will entertain a able she left to have quence (as perhaps my present During required school, Monday, 4th, and is boarding and, finally, early self sufficiency, and civil business in and out of court and party of young friends at the residence a and wash out her in spiritual pride, shall offer some rare bargains to reduce with Mrs William Coggswell. good cry anger want of that tenderness to others which on to advise all the different de- of her sister, Mrs Cooper, on the evening tears. But the ladies were not stock, a discount for cash all goods generally is talking becomes one who has reason to style of partments. In view of the fact that At- of the 21st. T. J. Bennett spending a few weeks about her at all and her was except groceries and staple goods in N. Y. family anger himself "the chief of sinners. John from 10 to 20 cent. Come torney Davenport has acted as legal ad- Brooklyn, all caused by a too vivid I per early Dr Hitchcock and family of Ansonia imagination. Newton. and secure some of them before viser to Chief Rylands, although a Dem- Miss Mary visits in Wilton. very much whether it to they were with his aunt, Mrs Ellen Wakelee, Godfrey question pays are ocrat, his name has been as ever save at some evil in You would think it a magic if gone. Respectfully, suggested Sunday. Lloyd Godfrey has visited in Easton. get angry, pleasant city attorney, but in all probability the righteous indignation. See how it breaks you could flush your flowers into a - CONN. Republicans will elect the following Mrs Smedlin entertained her daugh- Miss Mame Wakeman has syent a few up family ties, ruins neighborhood peace brighter bloom by a kind look upon E. 437 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, on EDGAR HAWLEY, ticket: ter and family from Shelton, last week, days with her sister Chestnut hill. and turns the world into chaos. So, be- them ; nay, more, if you had the power, J. Rose for and a friend from New over Sun- when are to an- to to them if Joseph city attorney. Haven, Mr and Mrs John Percival Fitch spent loved, you tempted get not only cheer, but guard NEWTOWN. II. I. Hunt of the Standard's staff for day. Sunday with friends in Easton. gry, remember the wise man's injunction you could bid the black blight to turn assistant clerk. mm--m- and to when the and the knotted spare Mrs M. A. Nichols has sold her horse. whisper yourself angry away caterpillar M. W. Manwaring for president of the FAIRFIELD. passions rise, "Fool I Fool!" if you could bid the dew fall upon them board of aldermen. in the drought, and say to the south Hon Mortimer Whitehead of A. M. Wooster for president of the HOYDEN'S HILL. Washing- Great peace have they which love Thy wind in frost, "Come, thou South, and ton, D. C, connected with the United law. Psalmist. board of councilmcn. Mrs B. A. Salmon, Mrs Mary and lit breathe upon my garden, that the spices PUEMITUEE, CARPETS, States department of agriculture in the of it flow out I" This would D. SALMON. W. . leased Rock tie and Miss Fannie Salmon may you A. Hunt has the Black daughter weather bereau service ; also lecturer of To live happily, we must live in love. have visited Mrs Wakeman. think a great thing ; and all of this (and erase ship yard, owned by the estate of the Sally the National of Purnisliin&rs Grange the Patrons of The birds more in the sunshine how much more than this!) you can do, late Edward T. Rew and will revive the Mrs W. H. Lockwood continues to addressed a audience of sing 500 Extra Fine Opaque SUCCESSOR TO HI LL & ROGERS. Mr Husbandry, good than in the storm. So the household for fairer flowers than these flower3 industry there. Hunt has had long improve, but does not sit up yet. farmers at the Town been representative hall, will have more of music when we learn that would bless you for having blessed 55c. in four different experience, having superintendent G. Mr Whitehead Shades at of East Miss Cora Buikley of Greenfield visits Fairfield, April to be sunbeams. them, and w ill love you for having loved the End ship yard. of the of We can her brother, W. C. Buikley. spoke necessity organization them flowers that have eyes like yours, colors and patterns. PLOWS! WIARD PLOWS'! S. F. Beardsley, son of Judge Morris among farmers, now that all other The smile of a child has often saved a like and lives like C. A. does farm work for and thoughts yours, the former B. Beardsley, is one of the 21 candidates Jennings classes and professions are troubled father from once save for- honestly fay that AND SWIVELS. David Gould. organized despair. yours; which, saved, you CHILLED AND STEEL. FLAT LAND who went a on Rus-ki- n. into training for place for mutual protection and advancement ever. Is this only a little power? price ol these shades was. 75c. WOOD AND IRON BEAMS. FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES. the Yale Track Athletic team. Most of Charles Richard has left the of their interests. He instanced the Man's life may become either angelic Staples or as he cultivates RIGHT AND LEFT HAND. ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL WHO the athletes entered will remain in New and gone to Greenfield Hill. The grange as the oldest and national demoniacal, charity Our Matting Stock, this sea place only or USED. Haven the Easter vacation for is anger. De-pe- w USE THEM TO BE THE BEST PLOW THEY EVER during place filled by a Swedish family from organization of farmers. It was now An old clas3inate of Chauncey M. son, is far superior to any former the intercollegiate games, next month. more than 25 years old and was Never lose of the rest of Heaven entertained a small of men at MORGAN'S "SPADING" HARROW IN TWO OR FOUR m Westport. growing sight group ALSO, stronger with each passing year. More in the toil of earth. Heaven's music will the Yale dinner in the Madison Square line shown, in both style and 36 SPADES IN EA"H GANG. IF YOU WANT A HAR- LYON'S PLAIN. GANGS, STRATFORD. new granges were organized, last year, pay us for all our earth toil. Garden ball room with his recollectious The are from $5 ROW DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE "SPADING" HARROW BE- than in any one year for several years of Mr DeDew's earlv "De- - quality. prices Rudolph Loth of Bridgeport and Miss Mrs John W. Tread well, Tashua's pop- It is better to be a poor mau and have college days. FORE YOU BUY. is rel- before. The New States can was not as a a roll of 40 Alida B., of Charles ular dressmaker, with friends and England the love and respect of all your neigh- pew regarded particularly to $15 for yards. daughter Capt now count upward of 60,000 members, said "but Plumb, were married at the residence of atives here. bors, than it is to be a rich man and be bright boy," this gentleman, B. Connecticut over 10,000. He was methodical. The J. the bride's on Parrott Rev having hated by one". Karl he studious and EAIR0IIILD, parents street, Miss Clara J. Banks spent Saturday a number of instances of what the every Hugh. mind Joel S. Ives Miss Ella Green gave one thing that he seemed to have his 0. CONN. officiating. and Sunday with her cousin, Mrs Albert had done The first point of wisdom is to discern He TAUNTON. P. IIAWLEYVILLE, of was bridesmaid and grange by securing legislation set on was to become a speaker. had SPRING Bridgeport Piatt of South Norwalk. in the interest of that which is false ; the second, to know he brother of the act- agriculture, among no natural oratorical gifts, but prac- George Loth, groom, Mrs which was the inter-Stat- e commerce that which is true. Lactantius. could ed as best man. The were I. Thorpe has been with her daugh- law, ticed recitation constantly. If he presents laws and the elevation of lis- numerous and handsome. Mr and Mrs ter, Mrs Frank Lyon. oleomargarine Habits are to the soul what the veins not get any of his fellow students to the bureau of agriculture to a depart- and arteries are to the blood the courses ten to him, he would go off by himself in OVERCOATS. Loth are to make Stratford their place of Mrs Sally A. Banks has been with her ment of the with its head a residence. Caterer Dunn of Mrs Oliver at government, in which it moves. H. Bushnell. the woods or down by the water's edge Bridgeport daughter, Perry, Valley member of the President's cabinet and and to the birds furnished the wedding breakfast. The head well cease to and spout gesticulate Our line of Overcoats Forge. plainly pointed out the great progress aching may and the breezes." New York Times. Spring throb when laid that softest Friday, Matinee and Evening, April 15. GORMAN'S MINSTRELS. Mrs B. A. Salmon and Miss Fannie W. that had been made in practical good upon pillow is the best ever shown. Special Matinee and 16 "BEACON LIGHTS." BRIDQEWATER. Salmon visit Rev Thomas Gilbert at his work for the American farmer since for human pain and rest : "God knows !" Saturday, Evening, April English Railway Carriages. Tuesday, April 1 9, Held by the Enemy." Thursday, 2 1 , Down on the Farm," win-to- n Values at $9, sold at $10. Postmaster C. T. Russell of liar pleasant home near New Haven. "Uncle Jerry," himself a practical far- The next time you get discouraged, usually "THIS FKlIMUfl AND The compartment system in English Saturday, Matinee and Night, April 23, irAurKK. visited at Mrs Lewis Minor's, last Mr and Mrs Elmer D. Treadwell of mer, had been at the helm ; notably the just try encouraging some one else, and week. beef and which railway carriages has given opportunity Bethel visited M. D. Treadwell, Satur- pork inspection laws, by see if it will not cheer you. better markets had been for many assaults and is being attacked Mrs Eli Welton has been sick. day and Sunday. foreign opened I am weak nature and timor-- in a for the products of our farms and at bet- by very largely on that ground. Passengers D. A. T. HAWIiBlT &, CO., ous, unless where a sense of of a car attached to a train SALMON, William Young of Danbury has been Mrs Sproul and son Henry of Danbury ter ; the successful work strong duty compartment paying prices holdeth and me. There God a town of - here Ashing and visiting his grandmoth- were entertained by her daughter, Mrs done in introducing our corn as an arti- supporteth en route for Kuabon, Danbig- 397-4- 01 WATER acteth and not His creature. Jane were startled STREET, BRIDGEPORT, er, Mrs Henry Young, who is regaining Henry II. Nichols, Sunday. cle of food into the armies and among Lady shire, Wales, by hearing WESTPORT, CONN. severe pneu-moc- it. shrieks from the rear of A SPECIALTY OF THE strength after her attack of E. and wife of street the people of Europe. He also pointed Gray. piercing coming ARE MAKING Squires Godfrey car. saw a have visited her Mrs Eunice out the wonderful progress that had Who is honored? He who pursues the the Upon looking out, they mother, 13 old the Merwin. been made in the weather bureau since it even tenor of his way. Who is good? girl about years standing upon EAST VILLAGE. the handrail with Oliver Chilled Plow. came under the direction of Secretary He who has the fear of God before him. footboard, clutching A. L. Burr Is a new front Piatt Keeler is painting for Mrs L. L. aided Prof Mark M. How then to be honored and all her strength. The train was running having Fanton. Rusk, by Harring- easy good. Morning THE YANKEE PULVERIZING HARROW, fence ton, one of the ablest scientists who was at a good rate of speed and it appeared In marriage, prefer the person before be to the Mrs of Belden's hill was also born and up on a farm and, as though she would thrown Noon Ernest Stowe has moved to Easton. Brady guest brought wealth, virtue before beauty, and the the ECLIPSE CORN PLANTER AND FERTI- at T. W. Treadwell's, last week. therefore, fully aware of the needs of ground at any moment. Fortunately, is mind before the body ; and then you have was on a stretch of Phllo Curtis under the doctor's care. agriculture. The weather signal sta- train straight track, Rev Alexander Hamilton preached in a wife, a friend and a companion. it is believed LIZER DISTRIBUTOR. John has returned tions were constantly being increased for, had it been otherwise, Night Waterbury home, St. Paul's, Norwalk,last Friday evening. she would have been thrown off and removes fulfilled his contract with and now, in all parts of the United Be such a man, live such a life, that if that Good all the time. It having year's just and at - THESE GOODS ARE THE REST IN MARKET, AS I. E. Allen. Services in Emmanuel, Holy Week, States, arrangements were being made every man were such as ?you and every killed. With great difficulty great the languor of morning, sus- a she made her the foot- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even- by which the steam whistles on mills life life like yours, this earth would be risk, way along tains the energies of noon, lulls WELL AS ALL OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF Harry Twist has a job for one 7 God's board to the next compartment, where year ings at 30; Thursday evening, Holy and factories should blow a code of sig- Paradise. Phillips Brooks. of with Mrs Willis White Hills. 7 ser- she was taken in. the weariness night. HARDWARE ON HAND. Ilubbell, Communion at 30; Good Friday, nals each day at noon, giving the far- The fafchpr whrt unarps t.h&mA rnnk whA Miss Bristol visits her vices at 10 45 and 7 30. Saturday, Eas- mers for miles around the weather "prob- is not ever - Iler clothing was disarranged and she Lucy grand- diligent to curb the rising self ALSO AGENTS FOR GRANULATED- - TOBACCO AND mother, Mrs Edwin Stevens. ter Eve, service at 7 30. Easter Sunday abilities" from 24 to 36 hours ahead. will with firm and earnest love was iu a terrioie state or excuenieui,. Root; 10 7 discipline so as at 45 and 30. The audience were in full sympathy hates his son and seeks his child's She was quieted far possible H SULPHUR FERTILIZER FOR LAWNS, Miss Minnie Dixon was home, over injury, and then she that she Beer; GARDENS, Easter Monday, 18th, the annual par- with the speaker and good results are although he should caress him day and explained Sunday. and an unknown mau were the &C. ish meeting will be held In the church. sure to follow this able and eloquent night. Funcke. delicious, sparkling, appetizing. VINES, FIELDS, E. E. Johnson has vacated the store presentation of the subject. sole occupants of the compart- Don't be deceived if a dealer, for the sake 21st, the Mrs Tomlinson so- We cannot control the evil of W of larger profit, tcib ,u kind and moved in with bis mother. Thursday, tongues ment she had left. The man had engag- " yfalse No i:i.it:ition T. HAWLEY & CO., 397 TO 401 WATER ST. in How the times have changed ! but a life us to de- m is "iust as Eood 'tis ciety will hold their annual meeting During others, good enables ed her in conversation and finally made is as good as the genuine Hihus'. the church. the war of 1812, provision ran short and spise them. Cato. to her. She i S0UTHF0RD. ran rose to 40c a improper proposals rejected Minnie prices hjgh. Sugar his he had seized DO YOU USE BAKER & Ar-vil- Miss Williams of is our we H. BRO.'S la Norfield condition were advances, whereupon J. Charles Kennerson hag moved into pound, molasses $2 per tea $3 If really happy, with her Allie Williams. gallon, per should have no occasion to divert our- her and despite her resistance and cries Stowe's bouse. cousin, pound, indigo $6 per pound and other ar- OAR-- . for which were drowned by the RIFT0N MILLS Mrs Rachel Banks visits her ticles rose This selves from thinking of it. Pascal. help, ctiem leal mazxxires, F. H. Gray was on duty In Water-bur- y, daughter, correspondingly high. of the train, had as- Completeexact food for each ? jury Mrs White. state of affairs lasted in New York until He who bears failure is rumbling brutally PETS. Made to furnish the plant required particular crop They last week. Bradley with patience saulted her. When she from his use of manure. The estimated as a Russian arrived in as a suc- escaped supersede the stable values, published by sold a cow ship the harbor with much of philosopher as he who she out on the footboard George Robinson is at work for N. G. Samuel Coley has Jersey grasp, jumped ROYAL WILTONS, all the various agricultural experiment stations, prove their worth. The a cargo of provisions. Now we are send- ceeds ; for to put up with the world needs became Wakelee. and calf to Mrs M. L. Fanton. and shrieked for help. The man opinions of prominent agriculturists who have used them for over 20 yearB ing provisions to the starving Russians as much wisdom as to control it. he too AXMINSTERS, Mrs Gerhardt is a few so alarmed and, fearing arrest, got sustain our claim that they will produce paying crops of visit- Phillip spending with left, that can him-whil- Robert Stevens and family have plenty you buy Bear in afflicted out on the footboard e VELVETS; n in New York from B. Betts the best brands of mind, Christians, that and, steadying SMOOTH - FAIR POTATO!?1?! ed at T. F. Wheeler's. days city. very a off the MEALY AHDPDEE X UJ.illU.EiO. 50 23 your Heavenly Father chastens self for moment, jumped train, BODY BRUSSELS, ed flour at $5 per barrel, pounds of Clark Davis bag been on the sick list. Charles Rowell the. school you with one hand, He supports you with A number of similar cases have been CABBAGE. 11th. sugar for $1, molasses and syrup 30c to TAPESTRY WAD Aaron has taken bis to for the Summer term, the other. within two or three BRUSSELS, WELL FILLED Thompson place mml mm 45c and the best of tea at reported years. celebrated PfYf?"r the mall from Oxford to per gallon very " ' And the DEEP KEEHEU.ED EAES UUJU. carry Seymour, GOc dried 5c and all You should expect you , EASTON. per pound, apples temptations; "NEW WEAVE" INGRAIN. I?ELD ONIONS. every day. other at low. should not be afraid, of them ; for, al- -. Father "A rolling stoue gathers no OF81 Grum-man'- s. goods prices surprisingly 200 tue - William Ackerman is at William devil Son is fllosinsr out patterns in above quall- FINEST C0L0ES - HEAVIEST WEIGHT TOT A PPO Hobart Booth hag moved from Zoar though the can tempt you against moss, my boy." (who that kind) mwl in nuantities to suit purchasers, at a AND BEST BURNING QUALITY 1U13AUUU. , to bis on Hull's Hill. TRUMBULL. your will, he cannot conquer unless pop, it gathers momentum.' "feat reduction, to make room for Fall stock. Bridge place you "But, Also full lines ot Mattings, uiictouia, Kiigs A. A. Ammoniated Superphosphate, Standard Unexld Fertilizer, Harvest Mrs Helen Osborn and son are with you consent to be conquered. Father (sadly) ''Yes, my boy, I have etc. Mrs Warren Stowe went to Danbury, George A. Hall has spent several Home One trial of these goods will produce results observ- friends in New York. days observed that it gets faster as it nears Phosphate. easily last Friday. with friends In the Park City. The man who lives right and is right ton Mills Ware- - ed. Secure pocket memorandum book'Facts for Farmers," mailed free. Office an- the bottom of the hill." Detroit Free Rif - has more power in his silence than New For sale F. Conn. A. B. Hendrlx of New Haven visited Mrs Nelson Pattison of. Pirmingham I Press. 215 Pearl St., York, by Edgar Hawley, Newtown, Guern- When a other has his words. Character is Kettletown brook last Friday. spent a week with her son, George citizen exercises his honest by rooms, again, ' like bells which out sweet music and sey. -. judgment in casting his vote for the most ring AY. Mrs John Lee and Mrs Arvilla J. when touched A subscriber to the Country Gentle J. DIMICK, . acceptable candidate, he is making a le- which, accidentally even, Kew York went to South to Wesley Burr and wife of Greenfield ' man, hailing from Waterbury, Conn., .. Cjinal St.. Stowe Kent, Sunday, gitimate use of the prerogatives confided resound with sweet music. attend the funeral of their brother-in-la- spent Sunday at George Parrack's. who has been working a run down farm to him. But when he sells or barters his Our lives are books. Each two Ed. Lane. Miss Roberts commenced school at open day for eight years, spending the first vote, when he of it to the we are a . 1.99 m iu i v - . disposes high- writing page of life's history, years in clearing off stones and breaking i Dorothy Baby Patterns. ri ki i Staples academy, Monday. est bidder, like a mercantile and each some one is A of clothes, combining commodity, day (un- old writes that the re . reformed. system - baby - MONROE. S reading up pasture land, i - i : a.VnJU4Mrilln.M. Miss Anna Candee spent a week in New he is clearly violating his trust and de- known to us) its records of good or evil. a net DHOTI wiui ueauiy. iiuiiiun. u.... r sult of eight years' work is profit " Nothing emild he prrtti' r or more exqii'e than Ernest Stowe has moved to Easton. Haven. grading hiscitizenship. Cardinal Gib- When derth comes, the volume is sealed of more than besides a e'Daroihy' babg clothet Auni Jaunas Alider. refill CRM $8,000, supporting . .i ... S bons. and the of - ..n 1.00 D. Beach has been bo poorly Jacobs Is his up put upon shelf forgctful- of nine. "I do not think," he S A net of eiiiht uatterns (short elotlieH) J John Joseph improving place family Sunt prttpaid of Is composed ofpure and wholesome ingredients, and is the most reliable 0688. is reason for a live postntte i.pon receipt Now York. that bla life is despaired of. He has with a new Iron fence in front of his When In want ot a good liniment, Sal- adds, "that there any Mm.R..T.(iunn.8Sl Broadway. in the for COLDS and ASTHMA. 10c. & buy does not remedy market COUGHS, 3$ctfc been a great sufferer at times and has bouse. vation Oil, which costs only 25c.at all dealers. To think of religion in any other sense farmer to cry that farming pay