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IS 2--- baiter Used pypyr Star Wind Mills. If you do.'not want a Gasoline Engine, what Stationeries, Portables, En- do you think of a Windmill? I am sure that you Gasoline gines and Pumps. can't do better than to buy a STAR. Lota in use State Tour Power Needs or Your around here, and all satisfactory. Engine. Customers' Needs. Bee. E. N Conn. ?he 8IPPERLEY, Wxstport, Newtown E. N. Ct. Sipperley, Westport, VOLUME XXV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 6. SALE OF HOME NEWS. Women's Shoes MEN'S BOYS' PROGRAM OF LECTURER'S HOUR and NO. 129, P. OF H. AR IN POOTATUCK ORANGE, Sometime In March our business will be romoved to AT FOSTER'S. RANGED BT CHARL.F8 M. BERE8FOBD. "Our New Home" In the fleigs' building at the corner of Tou can save money If you buy now. here Overcoats. 18, 1902. Main Street and Fairfield Avenue. are some of the February bargains: Song, "Beautiful Grange." Grange. Williams & Clark's 13 Box Calf and Vlcl Kid Mow run t.hAiirnnzM best secure State legis boss, Dutton or lace, sale price, i.v. , lation, as the interests of agriculture justly Colonial Dame, an advertised 12.50 shoe. I While the season is it demand?" I. O. B. Ransom. Enamel, Vlcl Kid, patout or stock tip. sale growing late, "Poultry farming, its importance as a Pries, WW. business." O. E. Keers. The National 1.50 shoe, made by the Herrlck is never too late for such good overcoats Reading, Mrs S. scnermernorn. 4. Bhos Co., on a stylish, easy.last. Sale price March America cut Song Grange. Ckt l&W as ours, especially at the prices. Wlm owu tha nmviuinns HUT State Our Is Trouser of and Sale. sale iAnnual regulating the oleomargarine, loose and the law emorcear uugar t . ortnrop. Chesterfield coats long, .stylish Inauguration dav. Should It be changed to : April 4? E. L. Johnson. and the popular Yoke shape Care of fruit trees, orchards ; best varieties FOSTER'S to etc. Discussion. plant, 246 Main St., 10.00 and 12.00 coats for 7.98. patriotic ueaamg jniss uaitie jxl. tiurmruii. REAL BARGAINS. Danbury. March 18. 11.98-20.0- 15.00 and 17.00 coats for 0 Song Sowing the seed Grange. A with us twice a we cull trouser Are farmers receiving a reasonable income regular thing year the stocks and and 22.00 coats for 14.98. from capital and labor invested In their make lowered do of farms? F. A. Young. prices the work clearing out broken lines. music Miss Bessie mover. lines in none April 1. Regular only this sale but goods specially made for our Song Bud and bloom Grange. trade. There is as much wear and satisfaction in. What constitutes a good education? Mrs E. regular just L. Johnson. all-wo- Should gtrls have an equal Some staple trousers like our famous grey and brown ol trousers these overcoats for boys at cut prices as if you education with boys? Miss Julia Dikeman. w nat are tne aa vantages ui a n wiuni mu at $2.50 are because are .us. what are worth : training for rural school teachers? Miss Cor priced regularly, regular prices special prices with paid they nelia Young. or nest ui uuimro. Other lines undergo a reduction of half a dollar, a dollar, and even more 3.50 coats for 2.98; $6 coats for 3.98; 9.00 Mnaern meinoas poiuw H. Modern or best varieties of potatoes F. in special cases. For example: coats for 5.98. Samules of potatoes cooKeo in various styles By tne sisters. , . Bargains in boys' and suits What Is the popular name oi mis aay, anu An odd lot of cassimfere trousers that were $2, now $1, $1.50. how did it originate? big boys' worth following up. April;l5. Some handsome worsted and cassimere trousers for men that were f2.50 and $3, are now Armor tit tli. lorlr (4rfinira. Birds, bow thev benefit the farmer. Lecture, $2; others that were $3 and 3.50 are now 2.50; and still others that were 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00 Illustrated bv stereopticon. Tim henefit of small fruit on the farm, and are now 3.00 and 3.50. hnw bi mw tJiHm IKiirttn Skidmore. 6 F. & vorn uest vanutio. iuw vunuiu Men's trousers ran from $2 to goods, formerly $2.50 to $7. JOHN IEANE Co. Discussion.raising; We Are Tagging Solo B. Boys' Knee Pants, 48c, 69c, 89c. tAe James Nichols., " Ton about the secret out to buy a pair of in Pultic Library at 6. est fiuiJng May spectacles-hon- Roods and properly ntted to the eye. A public benefactor we. when we the Main & toAn An evening with the Poets. Being regular stocks there are all sizes in all lines a fit for any man make other people see. The place Is here, corner of streets Of what advantage Is a good education? and we're about that you see clear, and bae Mm Ruin M Hmlth alterations at our expense. no doubt. B E. P O K.T. Selection from Longfellow Mrs Cora Nor-- KIDG Miss M, R. v e lection from Whlttler Battle Randall Davidson, Selection from Tennyson Mrs Walter H. Bclentlflo Optician andUeweler, Glover. ' Selection from Scott Mrs A. W. Bassett. 194 Mala Street, Anaonia, Conn. Fattening calves vs. milk raising John J. ' ! Northrop. Lock Bos 1M. BARGAINS 20. May You will find a complete line jof Watches, Clocks and Visit from Brookfield Grange. For LessThan 3. Furnishings They're If want the beat and fancy Jewelry at Bargain Prices. Fine Watchf Cloek std Jewelry Repairing. June you staple Flora's night. In charge of Worthy Flora, assisted by W. Pnmnn u and W Cres. Worth. HENRY C. REID, HayciOp; nest varieties oi grasses ana oest. GROCERIES SUCCESSOR TO JOHN REID, way of harvesting Discussion. Forage crops for for pasture: for silage -- ' hay; , on the market call Conn. Lemuel P. Glover. - 952 Main at the new store of Street, Bridgeport, June 17. Been down among the furnishings with the clippers, "clipped off a slice Strawberry night. Song Wayside blossoms Grange. from the of be to know about. Best varieties of strawberries for borne and price many things you'll glad Our Special Offer of i Lengths of Russian Pipe. Elbow, Damper, Collar market James B. Nictiols. Zinc with each What chance has the back country farmer to $1.00 winter weight underwear, 79c. BETT'8 and Patent given FREE small a How and where grow fruits at profit? 8ANDT HOOK, CT. can he find a market? I. O. B. Ransom. $1.50 Fancy wool underwaar is now 98c. Samples of berries with cream. 75c fleeced underwear is now 39c A 11 New Goods Prices July 1. Right Silk-embroider- Song Oh Columbia, we love thee Grange. hose, 2 pairs 25c. Our country's expansion Henry M. Smith. Patriotic songs Grange. Heavy woolen hose, 2 pairs 25c. OAK STOVE July 15. 50c white shirts, unla'undered, 42c Wall Papers! Paper Weeds; what they are. How they spread. How and when to destroy them 75c two on ex- - Lemuel B. Glover. Fancy shirts, collars, 50c Sold during January has Increased the number of sales our record book beyond our of - Wall nectatlons. neariv aouoiinir mat or any since wo navo uwu 111 uusinom. ium To what extent are the elements fertility A lot of 50c now 25c- Papers! r.hitt. a. crnnri MitnsrJanuary see buv a stood when removed from the soil the growth of crops? Neckwear, 60 ahnvi nannlf. nnt nnlv linnv when thev it" but thing by Wall Papers will be sold during the next know it. We have a few more Oaks left and we shall continue the special offer until I. C. B. Ransom. white laundered sizes 16-1- 8, now 50c. low Call, look at nur large they we nave new an Mrs Walter H. Glover. $1 shirts, days at very prices. dls- February 25, unless sold out before that dare, just, received a ttange witn Reading stock and get prices before you buy, Our Hi. mralMpn imnmvMmnnt It, hus ft Inch rovers, izood sized oven, reservoir and high shelf. 5. and i August $4 $1.50 heavy, lined, 79c. counts win anion ho you. They must go to are very fine. Workmanship the best. TJiis Kange Is called the Model Stuart and Is gloves, make for new Castings we Song Hall to the harvest Grange. place goods. guaranteed Uur price lor r euruary gaj.ou. remaps yuu way uavc wrKuiwu wmi nooy Should farmers take a well-earn- ed vaca- In stock the Round Oak Steel Kangus, with reservoir and nigu cioset. mis is one 01 tne i A. to-d- tion? F. Young. W. W. WALKER & SON, Ranges on the market and we sell them for $50 cash. What form of purchasable fertility is the Our stock of Tin Ware is complete. Pumps, Sinks, Lead Pipe, Gutters, etc., at most economical with which to restore that 500 Main Ct. from the soil by growing crops? St., Bridgeport, appropriatedDiscussion. Silos and silage O. B. Johnson. Reading Frank A. Blackman. August 19. Musical evening. DEALER In charge of Grange pianist, Charles G. Peck. E. HALL'S September 2. INCORPORATED Robes and J. Visit from Monroe Grange. Head-to-Fo- Threo Stores Harness, Blankets, ot Stable Goods. September 16. 927 Main Street, cor. Bank, bridgeport, Sandy Hook, Conn. Young people's night. Clothiers sew Haves. BSTTarm produce taken In exchange.