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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. Committee in charge to be appointed. SI'iU.NGFlKLD. October 7. Conn: 91 Bridgeport, John St., Bridgeport. " Pomona's night. In charge of W. Pomona, assisted by W. We have had prac- Flora and W. Ceres. tical experience at Patterns For A Of A the bench. This October 21. Very Pretty meansthat we haveQuartergained a knowledge of the business,Centurywhich Is of great value to YOU as Song Farewell to summer Grange; Are among our new wall well as tous. and this knowledge enables us to do on the premises what many Jewelers have Paper The best method of keeping apples stock. Tou never bad more to choose to'send away to be done. This causes delay and UI3K. as many valuable articles are lost in for winter use E. F. Northrop. Rperand you are bound to be pleased. This transuortat Ion. also enables us to give better service at less cost The increasing amount What fruit is most profitable in this section? It of Connecticut in a en-rou- the time to have your home made beautiful of work turned out by us is evidence that our ability and good service are appreciated.. Are the fruit growers Miss S. B. have a conference with a client reasonable prices. Call and see us now. better or worse condition than those of other ladies' consolation, Minor; sections of our country, considering crops and gentlemen's consolation, clay pipe ana He returned on Conductor COUGHLIN BROS, TAYLOR & GREGORY, prices? Discussion. paper of tobacco, Charles G. Peck; "Billie" Flynn'8 New Milford special. Reading Miss Hattle Northrop. handsome fruit a Mala 8t Bridgeport, Ct. Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn. November 4. progressive prize, plate, a colored Ity ( Beers. George Allston, faithful Mrs R. H. The refreshments C. THE Ceres' night. served were elaborate. This (Friday) man in the employ of W. Johnson In charge of Worthy Ceres, assisted by W. for more a has taken a posi EMrHMi club will be entertained than year, & ii nrl W Pnmonst. evening the by tion with T. one of A. M. Briscoe Son, Topic What Grange exercises are the most H. (i. Warner. Edgar Andrews, 1 A New Machine, $10.75. of among the Bethel's and highly esteemed, NEW AND SECOND Clipping productive mental development hustling aCash Shoe Stores men. memDersr A LECTURE BY O. K. BIRDSEYE OF business HAND CARRIAGES November 18. Charles Thanksgiving night. BRIDGEPORT. On Thursday last Attorney f3.00 Sell or Trade. Come In and see us feeds them all H. Northrop, delegate from Newtown, Men8 Duck Rolled Edge Rubber Boots, We Buy, Song The farmer Grange. THE BENEFIT OF THE Nil WTO WN 44 in Thanksgiving in New England; history. FOB to the Constitutional Convention, at " 2.75 CD LIBRARY. Men's Best Woonsocket rH m of the special request of Dr J. W. Gordon PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Rhm diners, recitations: all exercises of Hook, introduced some reso Men's Duck Rolled Felt 2.50 O Thanksgiving nature. Hon G. K. of Sandy Edge December 2. Birdseye Bridgeport lutions which were receivea wnn great Men'8 Felt 2.00 will givt. his lecture, "The Messenger on the of the delegates. Regular Boots, O Election of officers. and of the at laughter part or 44 44 44 1.75 H December 16. the Marytr Revolution," It provides for a legislature over Boys' O the Beacli Memorial tsuuaing members. Dr Gordon's resolu- Household education. 8 1,000 Men's One Buckle Overs felt boots) 1.50 DrK.S.Todd, rtlri on Monday evening, February 10, at tions were as follows: (for Ann. Thp rlMr furm Granore. is benefit of 2.0( c3 Paper What can we do to make our homes o'clock. As it for the the That, prerv town which cast 500 or less votes Men's Seamless Oil Grain Shoes, Surgeon, PI more attractive? Mrs F. A. Youug. library and Mr Birdseye is an enter- at the last Si ate election, be accorded one Hep 1.50 Veterinary Is the life of the farmer's wife easier now and able lecturer, a large audi- Men's Grain Creed. Bals and Congress, New Milford, Ct. c3 than fifty years ago? Mrs O. E. Beers. taining - Thai every town which cast not less than ence should be present. The Bridge- 500 or more 1.000 votes the last State Men's Best 2.75 January 6, 1903. of than at Kip boots, anncr nort Post in speaking Mr Birdseye, election tie accorded two Kepreseni.atired. 2.00 "Rivftr of timeGranze. said: "The announcement that Hon G. "Tliat every town which cast more man i.uuu Men '8 Split Kip boots, Personal experiences of the past year as to votes, the last States election, be accorded i L. M. K. would nis lecture at ad- Albert Schuyler, D., & - success or iauure in crops. Birdseye repeat oue additional Kepreseutati re- for every 1.25 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Lines',- Boll call. on Paul Revere attracted a large and ditional 1,000 votes or traction thereof. Women's Warm Lined laced shoes, Peck n, was a splen- Xliatou ana uereaiier. luwii reprraeum-tio- 9 ; 1 JanuaryO. intelligent audience. It bas- laced 1.25 Office at Residence. Hours: to a. m. to 185 to 287 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. Installation of officers. not entertain- at each succeeding State election, be Women's Dongola shoes, p. m.i 7 to 8 p. m. did lecture, only highly ed upon the total number of voles cust at the 1.50 Telephone and Night Bell at Residence. ing but instructive as well. The sub- min.4s1iut4.lv npwMl mir KI.M1.A Hlei'tmn " Women's Oil Kangaroo laced shoes, Newtown street. is well calculated to stir those of "That the Suite Seuate consist of one No. 848-3- 1. ST ROSE'S. ject for tt.o0o votes or thereof Telephone re every traction $3-- 5 sluggish blood, for one could hardly cast the last State election, said Senatori Men's Leather We Draw Teeth. as seemed to see Re at Warranted Patent Shoes, press a cheer al districts to be outlined by a committee oi On account of the severe storm on they each W. tf vere ana nis gaiiano steea sweeping on eight members .one to be chosen from Dr. Jambs Gordon, With no By the use of Dr. Warnes" New Painless last Sunday Father Fox did not go couuty's membership in the constitutional absolutely pain. will next toward Lexington. It is needless to convention, said committee to be known as we robbed of terrors. So per- Southbury, but go thereon e ueais-tricti- PHYSICIAN AND SURGKOIM, Process have the dental chair all its and sav mass at say that-ih- audience was greatly in "The Connecticut State Constitutional fect are our methods In this respect that we have sometlnes found, Sundav. the 9th. the terested and Senatorial Committee, tbey to have Residence, Main St., Sandy Hook, Conn church of the Sacred Heart at the delighted." full to act and their district at the conclusion of the work to be done, the patient calmly asleep on power apportion- call S. O. Bull & Co.'s Store. No second us. We es- usual hour. He will go to Stepney a ment to be considerered absolute and nual. Tela phone Drug in the chair. one ever dreads the visit to lb. A representative of This Bee had That each county be accorded oue additioual Hubbell aslc yoc to bring the children. We never deceive them. the following Sunday, February Dleasant call. Saturday, on P. F. Madi State Senator for every 25.0J0 voles, or frac- Brothers, pecially first visit their confidence in us is absolute and are of a Hook tion thereof, cast in each couuiy. at the last After the they gan Waterbury, Sandy boy State election, said-eitr- Slate Senators, to be our friends. Our little will sur- Mrs Flansburtrh returned to New several vears in of S. P. e can- Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. always afterward prices pleasantly for the employ known as County StateSenators-at-larg- Ct. prise you and our work and material are the very best always. town, last week Thursday, after a visit Glover. .MrMadigan now has charge of didates for the office to nominated by county Derby, and caucuses of of the i Physician Surgeon, witn ner aautmter, Mrs tian, in win the two cash grocery stores of Hamilton Slate delegates principalon 1 N. C. on Main street. Mr Hamilton political parties, convened for that purpose S8 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn ston, East the evening immediately preceediug the dale O conducts a third store in Waterville, set for holding their regular Slate convention H. E. Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. ioston420 MAINPainlessSTREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. xitlsts, S. Mason returned to Bridge where Mr brother is em h"ld for the purpose of nominating SialeotH-cers,sa- id Julius Keller, Mott, 10 12 2 to 4 u Harry Madigan's of rmnators-at-larg- e to be Office hours from a. m. to m., p. rm v. a DR. O. M. PENNY. Associate atter a oner visi list county re- WAEm Manaimr. port, Sunday nignt, ployed. ratltied by each political party, in their Shelton, Ct Newtown, Ct. N. B. Railroad fare allowed on $5.00 worth of work. with Newtown friends. spective State conventions, of their regular em county nominees for the office of county State The North Center school was closed Albert Pierron has entered the Seuator-at- - large. DENTAL PARLORS. to ploy of Edgar F. Northrop of Hanover. 'That each candidate for ttao office of coun- and rellable.mosi ALBANY DENTISTS, on Thursday and Friday, owing the ty State Senator be a resident of tbe county inert dentistry, painless of for which be is nominated and he further- and scientific used foi FIRST-OLAS- S WORK. death of Patrick McCarthy, father that nnrf.rn appliances H. Mrs E. M. Miller of Taunton is en more be voted for and elected by the party painless operations. the efficient teacher, Mcuarttiy. of his own . ' Main Conn. tertaining her niece, Mrs Cronk, of Mt vote only respective county. DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, 1032 St., Bridgeport, JN. Y . Last eveningat the Auditorium, Hon Kisco, ave- Surgeon Dentist. Over LaHalt & Thon G. K. delivered his lecture on M. H. Sexton of 1957 Stratford Clothing Store. Bank St.. New Milford. Birdseye Mr and Mrs Georee B. Beers and nue, Bridgeport, invites you to call on ! the "Bwmance of an Empress." The were Thurs monumental A Firm showed daughters in Bridgeport, them if interested in Progressive For 1902 large audience its appreciation of last week. work.. CUARLES S. PLATT, at the close by hearty and continued day Mlddlebrook's. Daboll's, Beckwlth's and Church Mr Birdsey is an earnest applause. Miss Marv Bacon returned on Tues New- Teacher Piano, and Theory, Vlmanacs. Standard and Excelsior Diaries from ioc up at and capable speaker, and his lectures List of letters unclaimed at Organ of much real day from a week's visit with New town Dostottlce, 1, 1002: Mar are always productive relatives. February NEWTOWN, CONN. pleasure to those who have the good Britain co Carofano Franchiliini, Mrs H. S. F. H. Iewis.& Co.. 990 Main Farmer. Mr D. uuncomoe, on Violin and Mandolin JACKSON'S. St., Bridgeport. fortune to hear them. Habersham. George The well-kno- Instructions given will lecture on Monday even- Conductor F. K. Woodruff, of the M" Piano Dealers of Birdseye New Haven and Pittsfield pass- ... ing at the Beach Memorial Library. local, 22 are now on sale at the store of ing Newtown going north at 10.52, has BUCKLCN'S ARNICA SALVE. North Main St, Waterbury, Conn., Tickets been on the sick for a week with a THAT WE HAVE R. H. Beers & Co. list The best and most famous compound stomach trouble. lies kill Are rapidly branching out. and fast becoming the leaders In this section of tbe state. Social in the world to conquer ;n and They have recently added forty feet more to their store, and are now ramodellnc, decor- Don't The members of the whist and and same, when finished will be one ware-roo- Forget T. J. Corbett of Queen pains. Cures cuts,, heals burns ating newly furnishing this of tbe nicest piano verv ullv Principal Sets, Meat Table and Pocket liih were deliifhtf entertairred subdues inllamaiation, masters in the Slate. This firm purchase their pianos by the car load, and hairilit only nUrh large atock of Winter Gloea and Mittens, Carving Choppers, Cutlery, Axes, on Friday evening by Mr and Mrs street found it necessary to kill his bruises, grade instruments, such as the celebrated Etc? We have an 1 for 8Sc each. which was afflicted with spinal piles. Millions of boxes sold yearly. LaatarM, A Meat Chopper fteoree F. Tavlor of Sandy Hook. The horse, Works wonders in boils, ulcers, felons, whist playing was spirited and at the difficulty. m cures or no 25c KIMBALL.' WHITNEY 'HINZE of honors skin eruption. It pay. and conclusion the playing the well-know- n & Newtown: B. were to been carried John F. Addis, a New at B. H.Beers Co., Planns. find others. FELT LINED COAT, suitable for teamsters and farmers, is a bargain for $3.25 and $2.50. found have away a short time Co., Stepney; The E. C. They sell high grade Pianos cheaper than any other arm In New Bndaod. new A heavy bv residents of the Street, as follows Milford attorney, passed Hawley& easy system win lie ot interest to their Newtown railroad Fri-rta- v Piatt Co., Hawleyville; W. B. Hawley, payment nrm piano purchasers. Anyone thinking of buying a First gentlemen's, handsome desk at the station, A. piano should write to this for catalogues ana prices, as tbey are sure to racelva fconest H. first evening, having come down on the Sherman; E. Honan, Gaylordsville, blotter, Robert Beers; ladies', Haven in order to stores. THE F. HALLO CK CO., Derby, Conn. dainty pitcher, Mrs Robert H. Beers; New evening train, drug 2 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902.

day, for Nanuet, H. Y., where tliey will ma'ic their home. 5 Miss Marion C. Hurd hasa pernniiim a DRY GOODS NEWS. vvlr'c'i stands nearly four, feet high, and is cons in blossom. dkq antly m G iro ret r ti. Lynch has recently sold a Sua Mon- Irmber wagoii to Stiles Clark of Kick a and he bites roe. dog you. The only liniment for Internal use ' la Johngon'a Anodyne Liniment. He bites you and you kick him. Dropped on sugar it Is pleasant to BR00KF1ELD. take and It cures quickly colds, 1 he more kick more coughs, croup, bronchitis, catarrh A QUARTER CENTURY BECTOBATB. you the & la grippe and every ailment due to Smith, Co. Inflammation. Ilubbedon the skin Although the weather was quite e bites and the more he bites Murray It cures lameness, muscle soreness threateninc on Saturday, the occasion and all and Inflammation. pain Bishop Brewstei'j visir, yet ire he kick. Each z church was well filled. Rev C. W. more you Successors to W. B. Hall Co. Francis with a large, part of hisconre- - a ion waf present, Mr Franiis taicinga makes the other worse. February 7, 1V02. Johnsons part in the service. B'shop Brewster in rue address toiiowinff ine sermon, n- - A thin body makes thin n nnrWalled record of nearly A Century of Cum ferred verv pleasantly and touchingly ver since 1810 It time steadily grown in favor. Ton can or tne rector s tniRt It. 1 WO Sizes, WW. nu W. ri.c lur totheZotn anniversary ::lood. Thin blood makes a book : "Triatmtntfur ..." , work in the parish, and his own person- . t. JOHNSON ( CO., BOSTON, MASS. al feelings on this long rectorete. He :hin Each makes the confirmed a class of 10. J body. is After-- INTERESTING FIGURES. other worse. If there going Inventory Bar On last Sunday Rev E. L. Whitcome mak- - to be a change the help must a blaze in the preached his 25th annual sermon, OUR NEIGHBORS. borough witnessed great ns it the occasion of a review in some north, which proved io the burning of so far come from outside. works in lines of the work accomplished gains the wood filling and paint as can be shown by figures: The con BETHEL. New Milford, Monday night. to missions ,$237.21: Scc tt's Emulsion is the right A flock of a thousand or more of tributions foreign direction domest ic missions. $406.71: missionary CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. crows come in from every of the diocese, $1093.97; Sunday help. It breaks up such In everv eveninsr about dusk to roost in society - A very pleasant service was held. End of Shel scnool otrerings, saoo.i-- cnurcn ounu- In the Cloak Room. room the trees along the South combination. First it sets the the lecture of the Congregation- ter rock also in tne evergreen inir fund. $43.24: Indian missions, al church, Tuesday evening, in honor hills; $43.23; Bible and Prayer Book Society, The balance of our Silk Waists Reduced trees in the cemetery. . en- - 1 at of the birthday of Christian Endeavor. wno nas $3J.c8; Arrerlcan Bible ciet.r, o; stomach right. hen it en The service (printed) issued by the Mrs Charles Thompson, dowmentof Episcopate, $139; increase riches blood. Prices. was and the spent a part of the winter in Spring of $118.12; miscellaneous ob the That United Society, used, nas ana is now ministry, it contained heartily sung. field, Mass., returned Sltirj.ll; cnurcii temperance the and it Waists that were $5; now $2.50. hymns How- with Mr ana Mrs reaencK duthm., jects, strengthens body Words of greeting were given by had a son added to society. $395: church scholarship, Waists were $6 to now ard Judd From the church and by A. who have recently 76.67: Sunday school library, aszou begins to grow new flesh. that $8.90; $3.50. n. Pairchild from school. their familv. communion alms. $1342.36; ex-- the Sunday Miss Mae Reatren of Grassy Plain parish A makes rich Flannel Waists, "Crown Make," Red, Navy, Ca Three minute were read by Miss 1nenses. $35,576.96:- cnurcn not strong body papers street has irone to Lenox, Mass., 'where . . ' ' ... - . .. . repairs : J Anna Smith, leader or tne J unior en paid by guua, asim.a; amount yam ana ncn a det and Green were $1.50; now 69c each. on our so she expects to spend several months rectorv. $3,596.90: amount biooa blood makes strip, deavor: Stuart Kvle 'What or ner neaicn. for total ciety needs most, "and by Mrs Leonard for the benefit raised, $39,124.52; amount raised by bt body. Each makes the on C. E. Home! Mrs John Manion of Wooster street amount strong Smith "The Circle;" is visitin&r relatives in Rhode Island Paul's Guild, $3,500; paid, Rev E. L. Mrs Slack spoke for the Mission Circle. $3,500. During this long period there Whitcome, other better. This is the way SDoke - Special Lenten rules were read at St on Charles Helin of Danburv inter- have been nut very iew occasions The Beloved Rector of St. Paul's Church, Brookfleld, who Has Just Scott's Emulsion the thin GLASSWARE. HOUSEFURNISHING estlnaly on the topic "The C. E. Civic Marys cnurcn, sunaay. which Mr Whitcome has been prevent puts will earner man Out Twenty-Fiv- e Years of Service Clubs. " He said so many of our ChrlS' Lent begin misyear ed from performing his duties from ill Rounded Dody on its feet. Now it can i Inch Nappies, 5c each. DEPT. were nsnsil. ness. In Parish. 9 Inch 10c each. tian citizens in spirit like the lit of church are That Nappies, down in New whose par- The people St Mary's ret itself. No need 9K inch Nappies. 19c each.; tle girl Jersey their-annua-l along by New lineof Decorated O for a nreDarlno; for fair, which A.S. Mansfield assumed charge of II inch 25c each. Lamp lobes, haadV ents were to leave in the morning Nappies, some designs and colors, SL7S and on Is to he held after Lent. his mill at Iron Works, where he will who has taken of 9 Inch SSc each. KB each vacation the Maine coast. Kneel A was held en in the hall on February 20, by the ley, has been with her, medicine. Salvers, values U0 to U0. beside her bed to say her pleasant surprise party he glad to receive the business of all school. Celery holders, 19c each. ing evening at the home of Miss Alice Hawley of as new ones pupils of the Flat Bock graded tne cougn. This Glass Lamps, complete, 19c, Sc. SSc each. prayer the little one was overheard to the old patrons and many Tickets, including supper, 20 and 10c. Mr and Mrs R. H. Broderick are on picture represents Half gallon jugs, 39c each. "Good-bv- e. Wooster one last week. us are. disnose.d come. ce sav. God: away street, evening to. South. the Trade Mark of Scott's Four-pie- I'm swing The evenine was spent in music, games, ... roaus, li stormy, tne iouowing evening. a pleasure journey through the set, Sugar Bowl, Butter Dish, Mr Helin emphasized the need of The larger pare oi tne main r$. absence nousenoia Emulsion holder and Creamer, 48c for the set. to recitations, etc. At a laie nour in xne have been 1st for a three years term, as Mrs G. Beers has been appointed During tneir tneir and is on the Spoon nhristians takintr God with them by the county commissioners as visitor management is in charge of Mrs Sarah of bottle. WOMEN'S WRAPPERS. not "Good-bye- " like evening the guests sat down to a boun instructed by the vote or tne town at wrapper every the caucus, saying wmcn was ror fall. for the town of Easton for the County Leavenworth, assisted by Mrs Andrew the little erlrl. Mr HoDkins of Dan- - tirul supper prepared its adiourned meeting in the home. Leavenworth. Send for free sample. CARPET DEPT. Flannelette and Print Wrappers cap over few words of them. The selectmen think had no shoulder, deep flounce, value Tie; now Me bury Union also added a they option Mrs C. Booth is visiting her daugh It wonld seem that the place where SCOTT & each of Miss Marv Crofut of Elm street is but must let at the most BOWNE, A new and handsome assortment of Better ones, valued; now 09c each, t exhortation. During the taking in satisfactory ter, Mrs Freeborn, at Shelton. to buy prime poultry is Marlette, Carpet contributions for missions Theodore visiting relatives Bridgeport. nric.es t.hev could cet. but must not ice nouse Mich., where geese at ducks at 409 Pearl St,. New York. Size Rugs, In Wiltons, Axmlnsters, Smyrnas Imported Camel's Hair Tarn OTBisaleti. seemed too Frank wade is filling his four, to line Smith, Leonard Smith and Miss Anna hold them where the prices from G. B. Beers' pond. L. A. Jen five and turkeys and chickens at five and Afghanistans, (15 (35. Special best cHHiaguiemouEaiaaceacli; value gl. en- hiirh. As a consenuence sum oi 50c. and $t. all druggists. Brussels new at39ceach; worth 50c Smith sang effectively the piece tne nings and E. Sherwood are engaged in and six cents per pound are the mar- Tapestry Carpets, spring pat titled "He died, but not in vain." Rev the present verbal contracts exceeds same work. ket Quotation. terns, Sue yard. Children's Hats. 9c each. LONG HILL. bv hundred dollars annual the Mr Slack spoke helpfully closing words several the B. Kent's new house Is finished and Whist, whist everywhere! With for which on forChrist." All present cot for the last two or three years. soon moove such a course of whist a euchre nlversary night, February 14, "Deciding . LOCAL HAPPENINGS. they are to into it. party a has been felt it had been Ea helpful season in When It was found bonds were to be is a relish. special program prepared. Endeavor work. On Washington's birthday there civen for a satisfactory fulfillment of A Bumoer irom nere tuteneaa tne Christian and Pomona Grange at Shelton. last week. will be an important meeting of the of the contracts many hesitated STEPNET. GREENFIELD HILL. a CHURCH NOTES. members of the Atlas Athletic club at have not yet furnished the required and report very enjoyaoie time. club rooms. At this the bonds, which may make all such con international stock iooa gives pay The Junior Endeavor society of the the meeting THOROUGHBRED STOCK. ASOCIAL EVENT. results for horses, church will a "Co- constitution will be brought up ror ais tracts void. members of Green- ing cattle, sheep, CoV Congregational give cussion and and officers for Andrew Johnson, who has been run L. Y. Slade has bought a handsome The younger the hogs, calves, colts, lambs and pigs. & lonial Tea" in the parlors of the adoption of Bronze field Country club gave a masquerade x rerunaea Smith, im pair thoroughbred turkeys our money Murray 21. the ensuing term adopted. Other ning the farm of James Lee the last Thurs- lngseox jauure. church, Friday evening, February business will be transacted few will run the farm oi that veteran breeder and exhibitor, dance at the club rooms, last At Plumb Brothers. The entertainment at the Con portant years, recently A number came o Conn. given and all are earnestly requested to be owned bv A. S. Mansfield. Sherman Hartwell. of Washington. day evening. large Twentv-tw- Pounds of granulated Bridgeport. trresrational church. Wednesday even This of won the first prize masked and in costumes in almost $1 William J. & for was a decided present. The meeting will be called Mrs F. S. Curtis is visiting her son in pair turkeys sugar for at Piatt ing, the library fund, to order at 3 p. m. New York. at the Stamford Poultry Show in Jan every description. The grand march Co. 's., corner Park avenue and Olive success, connected with tne. enter uary ana are or the rtgnt Kind to get opened the program ana an in costumes street. Bridgeport. was a valentine and cake Mr Fraunberger has recently been D. D. Jovce began assorting tobacco, marc arouna tertainment Miss and will continue for many tlue ribbons for Mr Slade should tied tne cnimney io music sale, conducted by the scholars of Mrs entertained by Grace Sherman last Monday, he to his The after which sev- 25c. coffee and Misses Sarah and Helena Beers re' several weeks or until his supply is care exhibit birds. by Perry's orchestra, two pounds for Pure Ohlweiler's class. The program was Hartwell Bronze turkeys have been eral numbers were danced, ttien un good flavor. TWilliam J. Piatt & Co., as follows: cently attended a whist party in exhausted. followed. The Dr Will has been to New winners at all the principal shows for masking judges, corner Park avenue and Olive street, R. Beers Bridgeport. Ptn5kney H. Piano Pauline Helen v. M. & duet, Smith, C. a new a many years, Dunham, D. Banks and Charles Co,, Slack. The A. A. has purchased York and brought up two horses, Bridgeport. ... ' and also a V"v bookcase double and a for H Gray awarded the first prize to the Recitation, Bertha Baird. striking bag carriage phaeton BAPTI8T CHURCH NOTES. Twins," wno proved to oe Newtown, Feb. 7, 1902. vocal koio, wi Evom to accommodate their rapidly increas W. Greene, in anticipation of next "Heavenly NEW MILFORD. Musical William and ing ilbra.iv. season's needs. The prayer meetings held by Bev the Misses Elizabeth and Florence number, Henry G. W. Beers has a is Mr Braman next week will be as fol Bradley dressed as infants in long Ohler. accepted position Miss Lulu Greene at present the - BIO FIRE AT STILL RIVER. Fannie Evans. with the Bryant Electric Co. of guest of her father in New York. lows: Lower Stepney school house, white dresses and little white bonnets Recitation, 7.15; enclosimr sweet faces. They in six vears a tire Vocal solo, George Durant. Bridgeport. Tuesday evening at Wednesday baby For the third time Harry Olmstead attended the evening at church at 7 o'clock; Thurs acted their part well and. were a com broke out at the factory of the Bridge Piano solo, Grace Twlss. SOUTH BRITAIN. uattertown at 7 o'clock. The first Wood Co. sun Reliable Horse Cloth In day in plete disguise. gentleman's port Finishing at Kiver, Violin David Ricks. theatre Bridgeport, last Saturday evening - solo, on. Drize was awarded to Levi uoDD.dress- about 7 o'clock Monday night. The Mrs L. S. Smith. evening. what's going Bellfleld middle-acre- d Recitation, Mrs was called tele- Stiles of Springfield has ed as a farmer. The geni fire started in the drying room and Vocal solo, Anna Smith. Dunning by Miss Alice Wile of Danbury has been been the guest of Miss Sophia Booth. al president, N. H. Sherwood, dressed soon the main Selection, graph to Bridgeport, last Friday, by the recent of Miss Charlotte or spread.totally destroying quartet. or her son's wife. guest Mrs Herman Peck JNewtown has as a stvusn laov witn rosy cneeics ana building ana omces. xne nre couia oe ing: Recitation, Leslie Davis. the sudden illness Mitchell. visited ber sister, Miss Hattie French. created no little excite loss will The consisted of Mrs A number went to Waterbury to see D. brick smiling face, seen for miles around. The quartet Leroy nre. H. Judson has bought the Mrs Coley Fields and daughter have ment, tterresnments were served at reach into thousand of dollars. The Stone, Mr and Mrs Evans ,and John tne house and is making extensive improve returned from Staten Island, where when was re- were Baird. The 'Misses Smith and Hen- - Mr Bray occupied the pulpit, last ments on He to oc midnight, dancing again buildings and machinery heavily Offered Here Now At Cost. after two weeks' absence. the place. expects they have visited Mrs Cutler. sumed. insured, several oi tne flew minora wood were the accompanists. The ad Sunday, cupy it in the spring. Mrs Mary Turney has visited at New firemen went down to the scene and Burlan Stable size, with AnreincrlAn. und mission was 10 cents. Mr Jobes is confined to his bed. Dr Invitations are out for a reception to OKANOE SUFFER A SUCCESS. Blankets, fall Wales of Monroe has been called to see Haven with Mrs Frank Hodge. be given by the Ladies' whist club at Mrs has been in The nranire Runner, sriven at the nar- - result ubstontia! Uned the was 1.50. Now 1.20 each. ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT OF him. Munson s on 14. Janeraylor Bridge of g&d work thl throughout, price hall February her niece, Mrs Curtis. sona&re under ausoices of Y. P. ago-wer- e BOARD OF TRADE. Peter Lynch shod 18 horses, Mon The calico carnival the port visiting the the brick buildings erected a year Better Stable extra were 1.75. Now without given at xne nign winds or Sunday night lo . (J. K., last Wednesday, was a decided saved from destruction. It is reported Blankets, heavy, for An entertainment for the ,'of day, any help. home of Mrs H. DeWitt Williams on cated some or tne weaK va success. nouse was wen the Board of Trade in Bethel will be Mrs French returned home. Sunday was well and places in Tne niied, in they will rebuild, using brick and iron 1.40. 2.50 kind now 2.00. weeks last Thursday, attended rious chimneys and scattered the loose spite of the weather. Four girders. would be a calamity if given on Tuesday evening, February after being absent four nursing all report a good time. Miss Maria bricks will. threateningoeen It Fabric Stable fawn Some in Bridgeport. won at larce taoies naa spread in tne tney snouia aeciae noi w reouiiu as it Ray Blankets, color, 2.50 kind,, now 11, in Nichols' Opera house. of Bradley and Mr McLaughlin tne The infant child of Mr and Mrs main room and they were well filled all is one of the industries of the best talent in Bethel and Danbury Tars Wilbur French of stepney visit prizes for sewing carpet rags. Miss Frederick died on were flourishing 2.00. ed at F. S. Shel ton's in Long Hill, Tousey Wednesday the evening. Tne taoies very the town. The concern nas lust com will be beard in music and recitation. Bessie Pierce gave a very fine violin morning. nrettily decorated with flowers, can pleted a model brick factory for their Street Blankets, size 84x90, were 2.50; now 2.00. Much enthusiasm is manifested Tuesday. solo and Mrs Wakelee a and vo or JNew being Mrs Hibbard and her piano Plenty Home calendars. dies. etc. A corps of young men, wear Tanan department, located about 300 Extra Street Blankets in kind among the citizens of the town toward daughter. cal solo. Send a stamp and get one of C. E. Os orange colored caps and rosetteslto burned The Quality pretty plads, $5 ti. the Board of Trade. No doubt the en- Laura, returned, Tuesday, from New Miss Susie Mitchel a tea to 14 ing feet south of the building. 4.807 where she has been gave borne, stepney. matcn, acted as waiters, taoie oi nre came at a baa, as were 6.00 kind tertainment will be first class and will York, visiting the of her lady friends on last Friday. It Mrs Curtis ror her new and another ofa time, they be The commit- past week. was in Miss Neil Jackson's honor. Royal left fancy articles tempting rushed with their spring work, but as Black Goat Robes, were 8.00. now liberally patronized. The Rockdale Reservoir Co. finished given home at Mt Vernon. N. V.. last Tues homemade candy were Qfor sale, and the company has another grinding fac fancy lining, 6.00; tee in charge are C. T. Hickok, Frank tne laaies giving ner a jsoom day. were or. 10.00 kind 7.50. L. T. W. P. getting ice on Wednesday. They em- - Shower." "jjining easily disposed An enioyaoie tory at Brancnviue tms win aououess Benedict, Edgar Andrews, a rorce or men. u. s. Remember wnen you wish your musical program was given during the help them out of their dilemma. Mr Cub Bear English and C. H. Frcudenthal. Tick- large Miss Guthrie of Pasaic N. J., and S. grain ground or your horse shod. c. L, The supper was ror one Robes, green plush linine. extra large sizewere ets, 25c and 35c. tiddlebrooks is working at ice this D. Baker of New York were guests of evening. given Bretnig is oi me nigniy esieemea " also F. L. and S. Smalley has a nice warm place for you the benefit ot the music fund of the business men of the town, and he $io. now $7.50; $12 kind $9. Cash Prices Only. week; Turney D, D. M. Mitchell's over Sunday. to in. ' $53 was FRANK AGNEW HAS A BAD FALL. Walker. wait church and about realized. doubtless will push ahead in bis well Miss Daniels spent a few days with J. Coley Field, who has been at the Henry C. Raymond and family of manner. Frank of Chesnut The public schools will close for Mrs A. D. Munson. last week. known vigorous Agnew Ridge, last Lincoln Bridgeport hospital for the past eight Black Bock, are spending the month Saturday while carting a load of corn day. Beniamin M. Mitchell, who has lust weeks, was able to come home, last with relatives in Greenfield. backwards to frozen Mrs G. w. coles gave an arternoon returned from South was at his ALL SAINTS' MEMORIAL CHUBCH. Btalks,Qfell the tea on week. Africa, Wednesday. His many friends were Simon C. Bradley left, Monday, for ground. The doctor was called but Friday of last home over Sunday. to see mm bacic a The following clergymen have kindly found no bones broken. James Ban, wno nas been living on trom tne nre in water giaa again. Missisippi. He will be gone nearly fortunately Watson for will The light awards s. Bearasiey and u. c. Gil month. consented to preach at the special Mr Agnew was badly shaken up and the place three years, bury was planly seen on the hills; also bert harvested their ice last and Lenten services to be held at 7.45 each y which will him move his family to York state this Lanesville tire. The wind was crop, Men's gloves mittens at half Len sSOpen rionday, Wednesdsy and Saturday Eveaiacs. severely bruised, lay by week. will oc the week. reeular prices. fWilliam J. Piatt & Wednesday evening during the for several days. ,. Mr Watson's family fiercely at the time. Mrs ten season, at All Saints' Memorial cupy in summer. raging L. J. Wheeler of Huntington Co., corner Park avenue and Olive the place the Michael wentscn nas again gone was a guest,-- last Wednesday, of Mr street. church. New Milford: ... DEATH OF MRS WILLIAM WOOD. Miss Grace Sherman entertained a steers and oxen. Bridgeport. Ash Wednesday. Rev w. M. uewis, u. u. of friends north after and Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley. The finest molasses and syrup to be utnp ctf at John's church. BrlaireDort. WE ARE Laura E., wife of William Wood.died party from Bridgeport, The roads are very slippery. One or 19, Rev Joho Blnney, D. D., dean good canned found in citv. .Prices low. PFebruary at her home on Beaver Thurs- Thursday evening. needs to visit the blacksmith to be a quality vegetables the iwii that RorWtlav nivlnltv school. MlddletOWD. street, Miss on makes a good relish at this season of liam J. Piatt & Co., corner Park ave 28. Bev G. T. Llnsley, rector of of Mrs Wood Julia Hawley, who has been able to climb hills. Such travel three-noun- February day evening, pleurisy. the sick is the the year. Try a d can of nue and Olive street, Bridgeport. Trinity church, Newtown. bad been in poor health for nearly a list, slowly improving. ing makes the smithy smile as he has Carmel's tomatoes. peas March 5. Bev H. P. Nichols, rector of Holy bad a severe xne genial butcher, ranK w heeler. worK. Telephone TVInlt.w liinm Avenue. New York Oitv. year past, having attack move plenty oi ana sunbeam corn at lzc each or 35c MONROE. of grip, from which she never fully re- will to Shelton about the first of All the men on the hill are busy get for three. De Jnarcn js. ner vj. acdcwo, iwwji oui; Headquarters much to of friends the At French's at the Trinity, Mlddletown. covered. She leaves besides her hus- April, the regret up wood piles, taking logs to MBS KATE C. BARBIE. March 19, Bev K. H. Gesner, rector of Trln-It- and Mr and Mrs Wheeler ting pot. Rock. band one son, who resides neighbors. the mill, brush and for M. . Mrs C. church. Lime Frederick, cutting caring Mrs is. Turney leaves. Saturday. The funeral of the late Kate March 26. Bev S. O. D. D., rector o For Household in Bethel. The deceased was a win be greatly missed but all wish stock. ex- on Seymour. Supplies daugh- them success and in their ioc roviaence, k. 1., where she Barrie of BridereDort. took place 9t. Michael ' church. Litchfield. ter of Horace Fairchlld of Newtown happiness Isaac Wentsch is quite busy in cut to a month home of'her Guild All Memorial In the Articles : 57 new home. pects stay visiting friends. Friday, January 31, at the The Altar of (Saints' Following and was years of age. The funeral brush and other ways m. uoias-boroua- rh church has for a sale to be held In Mrs ting Improving- Charles R. Sheoard leaves. Satur uncle, Stiles uiarK, iev a. arranged was held from the house, Saturday af Emma Walker has a house full his place. He thinks he will farm- the parlors of the Wayside Inn, on Saturday Fish and Game Sets, Plates and Platters, Rich Cat of men who are at work on try day, for Bristol, B. I., where be ex officiating. Georee Hawley 8, at 7.M0. Tbern will be a Turkey ternoon at 2.i0, and the remains were boarders, a while. - evening, February - the reservoir. ing ects to visit ms rather, John L, of Bridgeport, director. Mrs Barrie nnmhnr rf enrerrainlnar and Interesting fea Glass and Silverware, Roasting Pans, Carving Sets, . Kitchen taken to Wolfpits for burial. Dan- Iheoard. was well known here, being the errand- tures Introduced, and it is hoped that the jMews. Levi Hubbell is working for Mrs E. NEW FAIRFIELD. members and friends of the parish will do all Utensils, Plain White and Yellow for kitchen use. Dury W. J. Candee. who has been serious daughter of the late Charles B. Clark. la nnsAlhle assure the success of the Crockery Walker. ill one son. that, to DAMAGE BY THE WIND. Franklin Sherman has been confin- ly with appendicitis, is now able to She leaves a husband and The undertaking. The proceeds of the sale will be The Stock and Lowest Prices. CHARLES GORHAM SURPRISED. Dr Hill is was in Monroe devoted to the special objects In which the Largest ed to the with a sit up. attending him. interment cemetery. Is Be Sure and OJve Us A Call. The wind, blew house, the past week, Charles Gorham was on J. Block is a new horse mir Guild Interested. high Sunday night, severe cold. surprised the driving Old fashioned buckwheat flour, over the smoke stack on the Elgin & The North school are for evening of his 21st birthday, at the chased of Port Chester parties. Advertised letters remain at the postofflce Andrews' hat The preparing home of Mr Mrs our stock or skates and sleds William J. Piatt & Co., corner Park arioraeaAo1 tn riharlea Raker. William Ben factory. damage an entertainment which they will give bis parents, and Sid at nett. Josef Blazuslak. Oscar Ferris.. Joseph was not great. The roof of a one story the entrance of about wholesale prices to make room for avenue and Olive street, Bridgeport. Mildner. in the near future. ney Gorham, by Our famous 25c coffee takes the leaa Kate McOoldrlck. Oskar F. building was crushed in and a part of H. S. has been laid the 40 friends. The evening was spent m other goods. A chance to get a sled Mrs William O" Dell. Mollie Plnckney, Byron The E. Beach Co. the old stack had to be with Wedge up dancinir and nlaviner games. Music or of skates at a Wil Try it once and vou will always use it Terrell, Charles Welch. replaced past three or four weeks with a bad pair bargain. Sold B. & Co., new material. The work In the fac- bruise on his foot. He is now able to was furnished by the Alaby & Dayton liam j. riatt cc co., corner I'aric ave only by Hawley leading 962 Main Bridgeport. tory was delayed two days. band. Refreshments were served in nue and Olive street. grocers. REDDING. St., get about. Miss Wheeler Beards Several Bethel men are working at Mr and Mrs Elliot Beardsley sail, abundance and all pronounced it an Little Buth TRUMBULL. & New enjoyable affair. ley is going through the trials of LOCAL BRIEFS. ice in Danbury for Doyle Signor, Saturday, from York on the an s um who are a second crop from steamer "Celtic" one of the whooping cough. Mrs Agar Beards Trumbull Grange will celebrate Rev and Mrs Frank Moody of New , Bay cutting largest DISCONTINUING ON OLD HIGHWAY. soon for their Middle river ponds, which will steamers on the water. Mr and Mrs Haven, leave for California the T I Saooeai till ice houses and make them to make an extended There was a special town meeting benefit 01 Mrs Moody's neaitn. Shoes their Beardsley expect on arternoon to taKe ac New j fall supplv for the season. trip through Palestine, .Egypt, Tur- neia Monday Dr and Mrs Smith visited in Heavy W. from and other countries. tion in regard to a road in the west part Haven, last week. Powr ' George Ferry Pennsylvania key, Italy of town on New York will re- has been spending a few days with his Richard Rapp sold two cows to Ho the the State Merchant Henry Whitehead for on of Monroe. line. There was a unanimous vote to move to his Sanfordtown farm in the parents, Mr and Mrs Walker Ferry, bart Beardsley discontinue road. cnestnui street. Mrs Granville Dunning is in Bridge the spring. ! See It Mrs A. who was of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Henry Duncan lost their Frank Judd, spend port, the guest Tracty There was a dance at home of was Winter Wear rair.TET ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs Dunning. the little son Friday. The burial in W. B. Frank was a witness to Mrs H. E. Canfield of Easton is the Mr and Mrs Miles Alabv on Friday The Ben Danbury, Sunday. GLOVER, Gen'lA&, Parsons, the ham Shoe Mow is the time to wear a shoe last of her Mrs C. G. evening. Music and dancing were kept George S. Banks has a steam saw- heavy SEWTOWS, CONN. great conflagration in Waterbury, guest daughter, near mer saw- fashion and demands a Sunday night. Downs. up until morning, when the mill at work on his timber piece, Health, ecoaomy Fri- - ry crowd returned to their homes. and all sorts of timber. shoe, a shoe that will the Pai ties living in the east part of the James II. Ball and family leave, were ing ties, plank heavy keep Selectmen Baker and Uisbrow Co. Do you expect to paint, this spring? foot warm and dry, that looks prosper- in New Milford on Tuesday, seeing to We can sell you paints for less money Berkshire Poultry Yard, some of the town poor which have re store in Wil- ous and substantial.that will stand hard E C. Bowers, i than any Bridgeport. find Prop j moved to that place. liam J. Piatt & Co., corner Park ave- service. Such a Shoe you will at Breeder ot . 'I AvStudy In I. S. lvnapp sent a carload of elm nue and Olive street. EOT timber to Bridgeport, last week, and B. White Wyandotte Chickens. another load this week. Real winter seems to have arrived. We have kept our R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, A. Lockwood's. Economy Dr Smith of Brookfleld was called to Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; W. N. Cockerel, for Sale. Also attend Will Richmond, and he pro-- Hurd, Long Hill; The E. C. Piatt Co., Union Hade and all right for the small Bote-for- d, SANDY OONN. . fcWAV M SUIUA tm W! nouncea a case oi A. B. Blakeman, sum of s.50. Do not fail to a HOOK. ttin il appenaicius. Rubber Felts and Hawleyville; Cham- get pair. The village smithy was joyous in Goods, guarantee every bottle of Also you will find a fine Vici Kid for of berlain's and will re- Crystals consequence the icy traveling, the Cough Remedy worth 5.00. Kid lined and double hrst ot the week. Warm Shoes fund the money to anyone who is not 5.50, FOR SALE. Lewis Chase Coun- two-thir- ds or the sole. 11. P. Boiler and ve T-- mi ii ii ii r ik u uiismiminaniinYs is boarding at the satisfied after using Forty- twenty-- ! B. Vanilla hotel in for two weeks. contents. This is the best remedy in Also fine shoes for and and ens-lne- Half nrtae. Kcwrlw ba. new ty Danbury is all boys girls S. ' assorted. Our stock in our store and A. MANSFIELD. BrooUeld Oeossr.Ot EXTRACT V4 ii nmmwm. He too fresh when he visited the Thoroughly by the world for grip; coughs, colds, . A cent tin of Vanilla got little men at io Crystals will flavor city on Saturday night. buying of us you get a selection of bright, new te croup and whooping cough and is it as much material as twenty-fiv- e cents! worth of pleasant and safe to take. It prevents T. I. CORBETT, liquid extract, while the fma) quality of the article PLATTSVILLJv. goods. any tendency of a cold to result in FOUNTAIN PLACE, nit, Uft flavored will be infinitely superior. pneumonia. Bethel, Conn. XaTatantsost Xnl MM. Maty MWtV CHURCH ACTIVITIES. IfSXTSlSTSTSTSTSlS IS 16 eXSSSSS Queen Street, - If WtOWtn. CflM Your Money Back if Not Convinced There was no service at the Metho- Now is the time you need rubbers. Just received our dist last on account We have them to fit everybody: also Wall ! 1902 samples. All church, Sunday, o- !Sale of the storm. rubber and felt boots, the kind that Papers new ana UD-t- ! For By All Grocers. Price 10 Cents. - date patterns. Prices very reasonable. A Remember the union prayer meet- The Double Store, DERBY. wear, and our prices are at the bottom card sent us will them to you for se- Housekeepers take notice, I have the ina-nex- bring on tfao VANILLA CRYSTAL t Wednesday evening, at the notch. TThe Sandy Hook Shoe Store, lection. Paper hanging a specialty. First Klour market; every barrsl asiisl CO., church. W. C. class work solicited. price .75 per boL Wsmted4or yosuwranow 101 Beekman St. N. Y. Baptist Corbett, proprietor. cows. Hi just PPloaqgq MO MSMnlQf osi of Mr and Mrs CRAFT & LTON. Ntt 2 Yellow uorn. very alee. An entertainment consisting or a Miss Edna, daughter Painters & Decorators. STEPNET. OT H. B. COQER. farce, drill and recitations will be giv E. S. Lovell, is on the sick list. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902. 3

Meigs & C.'o.'ssemi-anuu- al trouser sale DO YOU GET UP Newtown Bee. c noes opportunely to a trouser needing The community. All the odds and ends of HARDWORK their regular stocks left from the sea- WITH A LAME BACK rt son's business are gathered under CIRCULATION: When Your Nerves Give Way, Dr. lessened prices. All good trousers, In Kidney Trouble Hakes Tou Miserable. aoo all sizes; and Meigs & Co.'s tailors January 1, 1882, Greene's Nervura Builds Them Up make alterations free of charge. To Almost who news-sur- e borrow an "A word to everybody reads the Last week, 4000 and Makes Honest Strength. ancient phrase: papers 13 to know of the wonderful the wise is sufficient." cures made Dr. I, by This woman who does her own work and William C. who has been Kilmer's Swamp-Roo-t, takes care of children Brigham, the liver TOPICS TALKED ABOUT. has need of all her employed by John T. Sbeehan In New- great kidney, Strength. All around OS there are examples town for has and bladder remedy. of what overwork will do. It overtaxes ths Street, the past year, It is the medi- nerves and to He will great WATERBURY'S BUSINESS CENTER too, then trouble begins. gone Redding Ridge. open cal triumph of the nine- Dr. Greene's Nervura is the strenirth-ne- a blacksmith and wagon DESTROYED BY FIRE. great r repairing teenth century; dis- for overworked women. It gives them shop in a building owned by Mrs from their food and covered after years of strength strength from Shaw. He has been in the business scientific LOBS TO PROPERTY BY SUNDAY NIGHT'S perfect rest at night. It regulates the nerves 25 We research by and builds for over years. are sorry to it Dr. emi- COnFLAQRATION IS VARIOUSLY ESTI- up in every way. lose him from Newtown but wJSti him Kilmer, the Mrs. H. 48 nent kidney and blad- Mejn's MATED AT FROM $3,000,000 TO John Laux, Springfield Ave., luck in his new Kewark, N.J., says: good place. der specialist, and is $5,000,000. When I bej to take Dr. Greene's Nervura wonderfully successful in blood and nervouremedy f .. The Christian of the promptly curing 2-- t..rihi. Endeavorsociety of 3 will go lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou- The night February Methodist church will hold a California bles and down in Waterbury's history as the lOK, ana Shake social at the parsonage, Sandy Bright's Disease, which is the worst most hideous ever experienced. was nurolua' form of kidney trouble. him dav and Hook, Tuesday evening, February 11, Dr. Kilmer's Root Is not rec- Waterburians were the early I got! 1902. All will a welcome Swamp. Bargains. spending night. receive Clothing hours of the evening in their homes, so worried 11 "shake" at the door and other ommended for everything but if you have kid- ser-vfc- es ouldu't eat ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found awaiting the summons to evening nor - w "shakes" will be introduced sleep. us max during the need. 1 1 has been tested in the churches. A dismal rain When the evening. just remedy you had been all and as toeat in so many ways, in hospital work, in private of Vests and Trousers, like these,wou!d falling day night my heart the too to Offerings Overcoats, Suits, Fancy came on the rain was driven along at seemed to Mrs Jerusha Birdseye, who has been practice, among helpless poor pur- in- -- chase relief has so of now of a high speed by an increasing wind. oome up in a resident in Idaho for a number of and proved successful in be well worth while taking advantage for future use, as a matter -- case that a was before 6.30 the dis- a lump in m has returned to home of every special arrangement has It just that my throat years, the her been made bv which all of For couldn't a better rate of interest on investment astrous Within me. childhood and is some time readers this rjaner vestment. you get your conflagration began. and choke If A spending who have not a three hours all Waterbury had become and I would leave at the old home with her sister, Mrs already tried it, may have under the most favorable conditions. n d. sample bottle sent free mail, also a book panic-stricke- at the devastation of everything Elizabeth Turney. by Any little telling more about Swamp-Ro- ot and how to to wear and will need for the the flames. In the heart of the business noise would make find out if It's clothing made right now, clothing you & me 1umD. you have kidney or bladder trouble. writer the large store of Reid Todd, and I Miss Madge Peck, with Miss Elsie When lo and 1:20 Hank hud become a lost all my color' n in i is I a few writing mention reading this generous next two months, before you say good bye to it for the season. street, ana roc so tbln l Gilbert, spent days recently at offer in liery furnace. I would the home of C. this paper and thought Ml n l pleasant their teacher, send address to Here are some inducements for to invest : The Uumca burst fortli from the break down my- U ni i i D. Stillson, in Hattertown. your striking you third story fir&t, followed almost in- self. That is nil Dr. Kilmer 8t Co.,Bing- - KSSfi a on when I deolilert to I II Miss Bliss hamton, N. Y. TheSsaSSS stantly by similar outbreak the takeur. Ureene' U i -i Edith has been visiting at lower floors. An aterm turned .nervura blood ms.a M mln it I the home of C. S. Russell in Hunting-tow- n regular fifty cent and Home of Swarop-Ro- speedily andnerve rem II dollar are sold $18 to $22 Overcoats at 8.85. in was too late to save and m&m m mm11 Im sizes by all good druggists. the building edy, and I jsbsl district. time the Are had am r by the department thankful arrived the store was doomed beyond to say it ClarenceJSears was taken suddenly Excellent Winter Yoke-Overcoat- s, of Oxford Cheviots and Meltons. Lo tf-- helped me' ill of week. gray, te question. The firemen promptly I the first the Dr Schuyler SAVED HIM FROM TORTURE. to save wonderfully id .i was called to him. small and varied; but it's well worth your while to look them over. abandoned any attempt the It enabled me to bear the terrible strain of my attend burning structure and turned their at-- 1 baby's sickness, and kept me from breaking down There Is no more aironizintr trouble was in spite of all I had to stand. My and the ention to adjacent property. It oolor appetite During high wind.Sunday night, The and " of no however. Within fifteen returned and 1'beean to gain nesh. I rec- the occupants of the residence of L. C. than piles. constant itching avail, ommend Dr. Ureene's Nervura blood and nerve & were burning make life intolerable. No to $18 10.00. minutes the Salvation Army barracks remedy to all women run down through over- Gilbert Son roused from their is comfortable. The torture $15 Suits at in the rear and westward were burn- work, sickness, or any caune, and I give this let- sleep by a loud noise outside. When position flames ter In the hope that other mothers who are came found the is unceasintr. De Witt's Witch nazer ing. From there the leaped worrying over their sick children and trying to morning they chimney Salve cures piles at once. For skin to brace wardrobe at a nominal across Bank Street and wiped out three do their work, may know how to keep up the to the end part, that was used by the A splendid opportunity up your price. health under such circumstances." off even roof. diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, all kinds places of business. trying families, tiken with the of wounds S. You love home and In its fall it took the cornice off the it isunequaled. J. Gerall, A few moments later the tire again your your children, St Paul, Ark., says; "From 1865 I suf-- crossed Bank street and destroyed the and you want to do the work, hut when you corner of the house. As it fell on one rerea alarm over-d- o, your nerves begin to cry out against side of the house shook the with the protruding, bleeding to Odd Trousers at 2.50. Masonic Temple. The general You must it plaster and could find to 4.00 5.00 - - outrage. have help, and you'll off from kitchen used L. C. Gil piles nothing help sent In within the first quarter of an find Dr. Greene's is the by me Hazel sum-- , it in Nervura, which until I used DeWitt's Witch hour of of the fire known re bert. the progress everywhere, and which is every-whe- Salve. A few boxes completely cured It's a rare time to increase the always short supply of trousers, when such as these may moned the entire department and working wonders for women. me." Beware of counterfeits. R. thousands of people, but the whole de- Among the sufferers by the Water H. Beers & S. C. be obtained for 2. 50 The kind $6 for elsewhere was almost lire was R. C. Mallette, proprie- Co., Newtown; J you'd pay partment helpless. After a Hou-satoni- c. bury Bull & Co., A. B. Blake Water-bur- y with song by a quartette from tor of the Jackson Print estab Sandy Hook; an hour it became evident that Rev H. al- Quick man. tfotsford: B. Hawlev & Co. was to an unparal- J. Hoyt, who is lishment, whose plant was destroyed. experience ways pleasing, took for his subject one The his Stepney; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; The leled conflagration. Indeed, the tire, word, He would alwavs Waterbury Republican puts E. J. Co., a wind, at this time of the "Optimism." loss at $4,500, with insurance of $3,500. Piatt Hawleyville. Bwept by look on the bright side of life. Do all Mr well in New proportions of a hurricane, seemed the one can. ' Mallette is known business good Work for the good town, at one time been employ- to $8.00 Boys' Overcoats at $3.75 about to destroy the entire of the heart as well as the soul and having Undertakers and Embalmers. $5.00 seotion of the city. At 8.30 it was ed on The Bee. His local friends firemen alone many excellent suggestions for the will with him in his $2.00 to $3.00 Men's Hats at $1.45 aided the Waterbury benefit of the Patrons. Brother E. C. sympathize were unable to handle the, tire which followed to $8.00 Children's Suits at $3.75 was minute, Birge with a paper on W. H. PRINDLE. L. 0. MORRIS. $5.00 gaining headway every "Dairying." Brother Birge weighs all and appeals fortielp were wired to New his milk and knows near where Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, Nauga-tuc- k pretty FAIRFIELD COUNTY. and Winsted. Within an hour he is at. Miss Innis of Stratford gave Prindle & florris were a recitation in a charming manned-an- special trains from these places was obliged to with an encore. Undertakers and Embalmers, speeding toward the city with appara- respond GREENFIELD HILL. tus. Brother Snittin of Housatonic gave a served to couple of songs which brought out Are prepared to do anything in The arrival of help inspire loud applause. Miss Clara Booth of CHURCH BRIEFS. courage among the citizens. Mean- a Rev Mr Gane's for next Sun their line at shortest notice. of de- Shelton gave reading and was oblig- subject while thieves took advantage ed to with an encore. Miss day morning, February 9, will be "An A share of the serted houses and It became necessary respond public patron - Booth has a pleasing manner and re- Friendship." The pas & com- solicited. to order out the militia, and two cited well. The and tor will probably repeat his anniversa- age Louis Sons, antes of Second A program meeting Elting the Regiment, aqd closed with a song the The ry address given last Sunday. In the St, and 9.30 by quartet. donned their uniforms at next meeting wiil be held in Stratford evening the 21st anniversary of the Calls answered It left at W. B. Prindle's CITY BAKERY BUILDING, was under martial obs- house, L. O. Morris's house. Telephone at the city practically as guests of Housatonic Grange. Wed- Christian Endeavor society will be Newtown Inn. lft w nesday, March 12. erved-with appropriate and interest-- The loss, according to the estimates mgexercises. .Postponed last Sunday. 943-94- 9 Main St., of the most conservative business and Everybody invited. Bridgeport. insurance men will run between $2,000,-00- 0 SPURIOUS RELIGION. The Ladies' Union will meet with and $3,000,000. With all this great Mrs Clarence H. week .RELIGION WITHOUT RIGHTEOUSNESS A Bradley next & property loss, there has been, strange Thursday, February 13. HAWLEY, WILMOT to sav no loss of life and but a few ac FAILURE. The orange tea held at the parsonage cidents have been recorded. The city's under the of Christian REYNOLDS. on The most popular religion is usually auspices the heart, taking in a triangle bounded that which consists in forms and cere- Endeavor society, last Wednesday, the north by Exchange Place, on the 29, was a success. The UNDERTAKERS, on south monies, but has nothing in particular January grand west by Bank street, the by to do with righteousness. The world net proceeds was nearly $53. 98 State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. Grand street and on the east by South or "The Greatness of Little is been out. approves making our spiritual Things" Main street.has nearly wiped things sacred, so sacred, indeed, that the subject for the Friday evening The first Are which began in the big be George B. Hawlkt, Vine St. Near Park Ave & H they must separated from things prayer meeting. Edward H. Wilmot. BB5 unnton Ave. store of the Beld ughes dry goods common-sens- e, common mo 97 West Ave. on Bank was not con- common, John B. Reynolds, Financial Institutions. Cemetery and Memorial Work company strert rality, civic virtue, business, politics, THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT. Telephone 321 sidered under control until about and Miss Mollie Morehouse of Greenfield worth of had been pleasures. ! $3,000,000 property It is convenient to take religion as a has spent several days at T. B. Brad- M. H. Sexton's Bundle Sale destroyed. of firemen sacrament and omit the sacrifice self ley's. . About the time the supposed for others. is easy to wear the sym- Miss Alice Nichols was a at O-- & first fire undercon-tro- l It guest SC. BURR KNAPP, they had placed the bol of the cross and not practice the lunch, last Friday, of Mrs C. B. Baker BBBBS, JIOMJSIENTAL WORKS. During inventory we selected about 1500 articles from tire out in an- self-denia- a disastrous hfoke vital of l. The near Seaside of near to principle at her pleasant home Bankers & Brokers, stock and will offer them for sale at s;c each. other quarter the city; the emotions of sentimental, experi- Park, Undertaker and All kinds of Work A Specialty In Hall and station. The pious Bridgeport. UUJNtt. Cemetery We have them up in neat boxes and on February 8, we will City the police ences are enioyable, and may be had 353 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, All Kinds of put Saturday, Scovlll house, the city's leading hostel- works Embalmer, sell them at the above The retail prices range from $1$ to a50. remodeled late E. V. without the troubleof the goods Born, last week, a son to Mr and Mrs price. regular ry, by the Judge of love. Prayer meeting talk may L. Burr. less than 15c. Lewis a few years ago at an expense of own Martin WASHINGTON DEPOT, OONN. Bonds.Stocks, Mortgages, Granite and Marble, Nothing was discovered to be gratify one's spiritual pride, and Mrs Charles Nichols of Bridgeport, They include Diamond Rings, Gold Filled, Silver and Nickel Watches, Silver about $75,000 fail to brethren. is Debentures, insurance, t. fire 4 o'clock edify the It quite has visited Mrs F. Tripp and daughter. Telephone wAennnhlA nr1r.es and of the latest design Plated Salts and Peppers, Cuff Pins. Belt Buckles, Bolt on about Monday possible to make confessions and re- Miss L. C. and Rail- Office and Works at Spoons, Napkin Rings, The handsomely equipped Banks has gone South Steamship Belt Hat Pocket books. Pencils. Clocks, etc. morning. ceive absolutions in the same business with a of friends from Guilford ST MICHAEL'S Buckles, Pins, Pins, hotel, one of the most noted in New like in which one deals with his party road Tickets, CEMETERY, wreck spirit to spend the remainder of the winter. 1957 Ave., Oonn. England.was a complete at be a mat- 8 Stratford Bridgeport, of blaze laundryman. Religion may & Co., Pavincr 5. 5W. 6. 7. 74 and per cent. Deposits break. At the outset the ter of self-lov- e, and come short of the to draft, and. Interest para "Flve minutes ride on Stratford Avenue forced seek Keating received subject Cars from its occupants were to the divine love of Christ. We may give STEVENSON. on same. Securities ;pou8n "" TiiVTnn. Trolley the Depot. street in their night clothes. The to and still FURNITURE DEALERS, thicker fall- generously, the church, S, Drafts anrBankM5ne761rde&avaUable & spraying sparks, than the fail to derive benefits of true divine LOCAL JOTTINGS. in all ot Europe. REID XODD, snowflakes. covered' TTnriOTtnlrln flnd TCmhAlmtn? in all its parts J. ing the entire worship. The excess of pious words and attended to. Charles Hughes, Jewelers and Opticians, business center of the city like an um- and devotions often breeds distrust in Mrs Wallace Beers of Marbledale, branches, promptly carefully Manufacturer brella and the occupants of buildings Mass., has been spending a few days of and Deal- the hearts of the righteous, because with her Mrs Julia Loveland. SANDY HOOK, OONN. er In 1054 Main Bridgeport, Conn. located in the pathway In which the true expresses itself in the cousin, St., wind was blowing prepared to leave. religion Mrs George Martin is very sick again. right proportions of the faith. It is R. G. is with a se- The tire in its entirety burned over not every one that saith Spencer suffering F. The Bridgeport The four acres of the cnoicest oust Lord, Lord, vere attack of the grip. George Taylor, city's but he who does the will of the Father, Will Smith is a few weeks ness section. Among the prominent who is accepted of Him. spending Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct Trust Co., i Highest are the really with relatives in Bridgeport, buildings totally destroyed Religion without righteousness is a tine of work Telephone calls answered promptly from Grade block occupied by the Beid & Hughes a Charles Gray's team ). Bull & Go's. Ranklnr. Brokerage, investments, Household of failure at least, and may be fraud, horses has been of to Robert of drv imods concern, the entire plant call it by any name you please. As St disposed Mortgages, interest miwwot. the American, the beauti- Griffin of Ansonia. On l Waterbury John assures us: "My little children. Mr and Mrs John W. Sherwood wish Deposits. ful Masonic Temple, the two leading let no man lead you astray; he that GEORGE W. SWAN, uuarur Cemetery hotels of the city, the hcoviiieana to thank their kind frienfls for coming Act as Executors, Administrators, doeth righteousness is righteous, even to aid so since loss Successor to James H. Linsley. ans, uonservawra, Work Goods. Franklin House, the clothing stores of as he their liberally their s, is he that doeth sin is FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. & a. muii-ing- righteous; by the of the house in which Jones, Morgan Co., and J. of the devil; for the devil sinneth from burning of Mattresses made over From the Hamsom-Selle- w Furniture thev lived. They also wish to correct Full line Furniture. Safe Deposit and Storage the begining." This is the divine test under which week's and furniture Repaired. We have the stock of China Co., the New England Engineering Co., of our lives, in all wide the mistake last WOODBURY. - - OONN. Vaults. largest Fancy n things the seemed to be Granite tne sapaune-nonma- jo., uie vv.li. world over. And if we are correspondent laboring, reason- in the associated towns. Over 2000 Shoe-Co.- , & righteous namelv. all, or ail, Safe Deposit Boxes Rented at Goods ever displayed Douglas ltyan Fitzmaurice, in and truth we shall be right- that nearly their able rates. and the' Johnson block, occupied by Cannon spirit furniture was saved. Very little from and suit We have a choice eous in business; in society; in poli- the house was saved but all E. W. TROY, JR.. Marble. pieces, prices styles to everyone. & Webster, Herschel's Turkish bath tics ; in our ; and above all nearly VAULTS. pleasures from the the house STEEL - and the Salvation Army workingmen's in our For if our workshop joining Troy's Buxj., Sandy Hook. Office and Salesroom: assortment of Jean $40,000 block on religion. religious was saved. Private Rooms for examining papers. Ct. borne, Jacques faith fails to save us from our sins, Furniture A New Line of the Latest 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Grand street, the Boston Furniture then are we indeed lost in State St., Bridgeport, Uonn scores of others. all about Nothing SHERMAN. Goods. 169171 Co., and In this world is more certain than that -- Roll and 100 of the "most busi- Undertaking In all its Branches. --The- Celery Trays, Trays, Cups Saucers, city's prominent we cannot be saved in our sins; we CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH NOTES. ness houses are burned out. must be saved from our sins, or as a Plates, etc. Companies A. and G., in command of Sunday's storm was so .severe here Mechanics' and Farmers' simple matter of fact we are not saved was no service in M. F. Lieut Col Geddes, with Capts Carter at all. O. O. Wright. that there either Keane, Savings Bank Bates Stone Co:, and Fitzpatrick and about 120 men, church. Funeral Director and Embalmer, Manufacturers and Dealers In were detailed about the lire districts. Next Sunday, February 9, there isto BROOKFIELD, CONN. City Bank Building, Wall St., Bridgeport 15c and 25c Tables ST JOHN'S CHURCH. be a Our 10c, The Armory the City Hall, the Missionary rally at the Congrega Nls-h- Aa.v nn.ll in ALL STONE WORK other were tional church. Messrs McDurhe and and attended to nromntlv Denosits. $2,387,822.52 churches and public places LENTEN SERVICES. BruokSeld, Newtown and vicinity. Office and 102,357.58 SUCH AS turned into shelters, hun- Prigmore of the Yale Divinity school telephone call at Sturdevant's store. Tele Surplus and Interest, Are full of Novelties suitable for a nice gift, and have been teQprary y, 10.4.") a. m. 245-- 3. dreds biing renoWed homeless. will address the people. Be sure and phone number MONUMENTS, VAULTS.CEMETERY selected with the care. Other Wednesdays, 3.30 p. m. hear them as they are two of the Assets, $2,500,180.10 ENCLOSURES, etc. greatest 7.30 p. ni. we a ot Fridays, most interesting speakers among the --.Ttannsitaof MtotlOOO received and Interest Only Steam Polishing Works between New ror the boys and girls have lull stock okates POMONA MEETINO AT SM ELTON. students first of each month, Payaous York and New Haven. A Seminary credited from the - Headstones and Monuments cleaned and, re-- from 6oc to ; also Sleds at all prices. THIS IS aooo TiriE. In January ana uiy ui 3.25 HAVE AN ENTHUSIASTIC Miss Anna Stuart, Miss Cornelia ated 1873. j sot. PATRONS Is well to tho at Miss 1 DESPITE THE STOKN It start year right. Begin Gelston and Lane attended the OFFICERS MEETING your watches and clocks, see that they are Teachers' in New Milford, President 42 Water St., Nqrwalk, Ct. In perfect running order, look over your meeting We lohn L Wessels, ! jewelry, see that your diamonds are not loose Fndav. Marshall B Morris, In the for before know it will Will was in town on Vice Presidents. of Fairiield settings you you Hoag calling KV.k R Hall. ESTABLISHED 1843. JED. The regular meeting iose one out. and that will cost you more than friends, last week. and Treasurer 9- - County Pomona Grange for the instal- one hundred times the cost of resetting L. 8. Catlin. Secretary ot officers was held at them. Your jewelry should be cleaned so it Vincent Stuart and George Redding lation Shelton, will show off to the best Henry C. were home over Tea.ch 29. snow- advantage. Sunday H. "Wednesday. January The Held, 952 Main streat, Hridgeport. is the man Mr and Mrs M. G. Leach visited Arthur Bolles, Shelton Hardware Store, storm outside did not dampen the you want to see about this inai.ier. He having friends in New Milford over Sav of those In attendance and en- had 20 years experience at the bench, under- Sunday. Watertown Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. spirits cheer stands every detail, lie also has his father, The R. F. D. carrier made the first Conn. thusiasm and good prevailed. John Hold, with him to assist him. triD. Saturday, from Gavlordsville. Business. Shelton, The report of the secretary showed 324 Atchison Brothers have delivered Bank, members In good standing and the or- One of most and en- ings arood the interesting their crop of tobacco at the warehouse A. H. WOOLSON, President. MONUMENTS der in condition. The treasurer's of the season held by or Jo- 1 showed a clear balance of over joyable meetings James a. Morrissey, agent ior B. H. MATTOON. Treasurer. report the Men's club was that of Monday seph Gans of New York. The crop NEW PRESTON, CONN. 111 on the first of January. The new Grand Central hotel, I)r were Installed at night at the weighed 20,591 pounds and the price officers impressively A. L. Schuyler being the host. The was ibc. Deposits. Jan. 1, 190s, $555-5- & session Depu- t paid Undivided BILLINGS the morning by subie-;- was "Washington Irving" and Surplus and CLAMPETT, $i3.-- 9 Successors to L. W. Booth & Wholssals and te Morehouse of Sharon, ably was most handled by Daniel t. HUNTINGTON. Stillmeu Profits,; Co., Rstailsrs, assisted Sister Holmes of Ilousa-tonl- c ably n. Q. Keane's by as Beers, all present having a part in the Interest commences thel first of each month, Grange. The new officers WHITE HILLS AND VICINTY. and 10. 11. over- program. and is payable January July Wa- follows: Master, Rev J. Iloyt; Mr and Mrs Philip Jones kindly en- College, Banking rooms, Pythian Hall Building, Monumental seer, E. C. Birge; lecturer, J. i.. James llnwley of Ilawleyville passed tertained the of The tertown, Oonn. 56 Wall Street, Bridgeport. Holmes; assistant steward, John J. at New Milford with his un- representative 297, 299, 301 and 303 Main St., Works, K,. Sunday 13ke, one day last week. Northrop; chaplain, Ilev William cle, Edgar F. Haw lev. E. 1. Wixon attended the horse sale SAVINGS BANK Newtown, Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport, Ct, treasurer, George ii. Beers; 4 . NEWTOWN 1855 TRY A BOTTLE OF THEIR Hooker; at Madison Square Garden, N. Y., last Dak.nbviry, Ct. . secretary, J. H. Blakeman; gate keen- Owing to the tierce storm of sleet ilrrnrm Mrs W. wind week. T NETTLETON, Treasurer. Business Uocrs er, P. B. Nichols; Pomona, II. and the evening service at Trin- m. On from 9 a. Mrs F. II. Mitchell; church whs omitted", hist from 9 a. m. to 3 p. Saturdays Andrews; Flora, ity - Sunday. REDDING. toj 12m. S. C. & Co. FOR COUGHS AND GOLDS, tic a bottle. Ceres, Mrs J. E. Osborne; lady assist- Bull On John Kilbride delivered his ant steward, Mrs L. S. Godfrey. tobacco, F. who is at the Bridge- Sandy Hook. Oonn. the Past Master last week, at R. A. Wildman's ware- It. Schmidt, Postal Brings Catalogue. FAIECHILD & MEAD, relinquishing chair, New Milford. port Hospital, has undergone an Andrews, in a few words, thanked the house in had a cataract re- ! sup- operation, having General Insurance and Licensed Pharmacist order tor the cordial and hearty moved from one of his eyes. Mr Real Estate Agents, port he had received the past year and The rule that "clothes make the will be able to come home in tinds confirmation in the excep- Schmidt MADE OF warmly welcomed the new master, J. man" a week. 61 Fairfield Conn. A SPECIALTY and for tion: Trousers that bag at the knee do about Ave., Bridgeport, H. iloyt, spoke encouragingly Warner Room a. viz.: Bulb . 1 of order. The ladies not make a man. February Mid-Wint- Bldg., Rubber Goods, Fountain,. " 1 11 the welfare the prayerful er Hot Wa m fiwiiiiiu try of Farmlll River Grange, who enter sees most men's trousers pass into Disc'nt, and Hard Rubber Syringes, i tne as you see trousers every- MIDDLESEX BANKING CO. Subscribed ter Bags, Breast Pumps, Atomizer talned visitors, provided usual, decrepitude; Ho J800.000. Paid In, ."Wiss"" In 1 ill capital, and a bountiful repast, which was served where that have seen better days. 10 cent. fSer cent Debenture Bonds of J100, 200, 3o0, Nursing Fittings Variety. i, all! IIHI1 at noon in the Town hall. In the aft- this month has come to be known as per Photographic Supplies and Mater mjtsuttittuMMm new as is Phia signature is on overy box of the genuin investments lur irwa, " ials, attention tne Pre ernoon the lecturer, Brother trouser month, just August Bromo-Quinin- e & 17 special given All stores sell these an known. But trouble in life has Laxative Tablet l! D. SAN FORD CO., Agents, Bishop scrlption work. first class goods. Holmes, had provided entertaining every one UIOCK, nriuBepurn, uuuu. and Instructive program. It opened its compensation, if one looks for it. the remedy that cares a cold In day THEnNEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1902.

nt to see him. He savs he has Bee. pened it to stay and no moie natural Get the Most The Newtown and ingenious mechanic can be found in this village than be la on any titece Out Your Food of work of of stomaoh CIRCULATION: any complication. You don't and can't if your ranis s. tfrown passed last week is weak. A weak stomach does not di- Most andt over last with friends and Wonderful Bargains. 1, 1883. 600 Sunday all is taken into it. January relatives in JNew York City and jNor-- gest that ordinarily Last walk. It gets tired easily, and what it fails to week, 4000 Major Walter Burnbam gains In digest is wasted. Store strength slowly. On pleasant days he Among the signs of a weak stomach Oxford is seen riding on short drives but most are uneasiness after eating, fits of ner- Shoes, Ties, Slippers. HOME NEWS. of the time he confines himself to his vous headache, and disagreeable belch- home. ing. Features Powder A. G. Caske.v came on at ! SALE AND SUPPER. Baking home Tuesday "I have taken Hood's Sarsaparllla VALENTINE of last week with Fox Skin No. 11 as different times for stomach troubles, and a Great Alteration Sale of and have THE LECTURE ROOM the result of that day's hunt with ran down condition the system, TO BE HELD IN been benefited by its use. I would Men's 4.00 Russia Calf Leather Lined Shoes, $1.99 Week. OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH hounds. greatly trou- this with his usual not be without it in my family. I am ON 8ATURDAT AFTERNOON AND Sherman Cogswell, bled especially in summer with weak stom- Men's 3.00 Vici Kid Box Calf and Velour Calf Shoes at 1.99 8. took of the Tnere is the sale of Hosi- - EVENING, FEBRUARY alacrity, advantage light ach and nausea and find Hood's Sarsaparllla Men's Satin Calf Lace and Shoes, formei at 1.29 a snow which covered the ground the Invaluable." E. B. Hickmam, W.Chester, Fa. Congress price 2.00, at a pur- - Now, children, we are ready for you, Most healthful later part of last week anddelivered Women's Genuine Vice Kid Shoes, former price 2.00, at 1.35 ry l)ought special noes without that you o several families loads or ise the and it saying that Hood's Sarsaparllla Women's Genuine Hand Turned Lace latest former at 1.99 biggest bargains are ready for us. When the lecture hoice hickory and oak mountain ana Hills Shoes, styles, price $4, -- room of cnurcn is wood for which his hills have been t. , the Congregational leavener in and tone the stomach and 3 o'clock on after noted for of None Strengthen .. opened at Saturday years producing. z rseia. Girls, Boy's and Children's Shoes at Great Reductions. There is the early showing noon, eoruary , a gooa many or you better can be found. the new silk waists $5.00 will no doubt be waiting on the steps the world. Herman Hoffman is one of the few ready to come in. There will be lots hristian street farmers who still has ed from visiting at her former home in ue:, surely but347 of valentines for yon. You remember limited supply of potatoes of first Derby. the cousin in Philadelphia and the Goes farther. lass quality for sale at reasonable William Marvin of Derby is visiting ThcC. II. Bennett Shoe Co., Have vou seen that sort aunt in Brooklyn; you will want to once. If there are others, they are his parents for a few days. send them each a pretty card just to lolding for higher prices, some of While reading these pages of irrab batr table of bargain show them that you love them. There the land on tha t street is well adapted Don't fall to see. Conn. - will be Dlentv or see, our to good and finest The new advertisement, Bridgeport, if-a- r St. En- time, you ior growth quality. H. 8. O. the Temolea. NSW ADDles By sale comes quite a while .this year be ROYAL BAKINO POWDCK CO. . VOWt. are "out of siirht." If there ? fore the real valentine's day. "bweets are any, owners are so afraid of their WARREN. to the sweet," theyay when the neighbors as to snrinsc trom proclaim wish to extend a delicate compliment; disturbed. The affair was not so seri ing the fact of ownership. iv BRIEFLY NOTED. ,ie L t.'e 1'" relic n Corne well, vou can do vou have ous but he was able to occupy his Ernest Brown or Liitchneid passed that after that a thriV' a social ville. fall model ons-wlsbl- - some of home-mad- e of week in Wichita Grange must be in served and pleasant time enjoy- In the be completed a ker City grist mill and any .a- bought the candy. uMial place that evening at the am Thursday night last this . maiiicurin, shampjoinj. "Sweet Six fellow mem and on with William ing condition. The order now consists ed by all. shed, 40x40 feet. The barns are all corn ground will find it a vry coa6o Those dainty booklets, side club, and greet his place Friday 47 25 met Miss u ir dressing and facial mas. teen," "Miss Salad and Her Troiis bers in his usual coraiai manner. McHan tried his iuck at nsnmgon of members, having joined during The whist club with Mag- painted and kept in the best of repair. lent place to get itdone in with small suc the year and there are prospects or a gie Connery, last Thursday evening. seau"and "Studies White and Gold, Lake Waramaug, but new in near Tuere were four tables in The will show your mother how to cook TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY cess, and be returned to his home by class joining the future. play. not in .Lincoln memorial services will oe first prizes were won by Miss Bessie HUNTINGTON. eggs ana make some very lempung evening train of Friday, richer Mills. conso- A lot of unusual handkei she Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tab ash ot held in the Congregational church. Miller and Chester The THE BRWEM AXLE. dishes. She may think already Take but satisfied in meeting many of lation to Mr Mrs Mi- be knows all about none, am lets. All refund the money his former acouaintances here. next Sunday, in place the morning prizes went and chief chances are to hu it; but I druggists services. A very elaborate chael Connery. A ROUND OF SOCIAL EVENTS. Daiwrwi lefvc4 la sad told, are too old to learn. These book- if it fails to cure. K. w. lirove's sig Mr ana Mrs A. M. Morgan were m program Peril, on Sc Inand Xmm to the of the Entranc is on each box. 25c. over last Sundav. has been arranged. lama right lets are just the thing for gifts. nature Danbury The bachelors' sale at Max LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG. A very pleasant dance was given in1 A11 axle breaks under a car of the limited to the East S ore. Loaves of cake, doughnuts and cookies The mention or Hi. . Brague'stnira schneirs, honor of Waldo Booth's 18th local i Thursday evening, was a great success Gus Anderson, who recently pur birthday, express. Only ons axle, ret it irrecks th are also on the tables for those whom marriage in papers, last week, old a chased the Lindwall moved into last Wednesday exening, in Laborie mav is served seems to have been noticed by editors Every bachelor found ready pur place, the a dosen parsons, perhaps, tillea 1 thev attract. Supper LITCHFIELD COUNTY week. hall. A carryall load of friends were train; You wi see some of th five o'clock: the state and we read it chaser. it last from half past to eight throughout R. F. Thompson and son Kussell were A surprise party was tendered Mas present from Bridgeport and a num- and injured. What made that axis of ar ice cream we can let you have at any also in the New York Daily World of ber of from vari- mnt beautiful pieces ROXBURT. seems a on business, last week. ter Horace Hazen, last Saturday even the young people the and not some other f Was not the time. No matter about the cold; last Friday. It to be quite is lumber in honor of bis 12th ous places about here and all a mbroiderv in the state no well and come on. wonder that it is possible for a man Robert Perkins drawing ing, birthday. spent the same for all ? Yes, but that particular wrap up from the saw mill to Cornwall Bridge. A new chandelier has been placed In most enjoyable evening. trosm a in Mill THE STATION AND VICINITY. tofhave three wives in five years, but S. U m On a axle had a weak spot in it may be exhibition the we De one Look over the host of things H. the pa waug chapel. Friday evening, February 7, was cast. often so with the THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mrs Jeff Garrison and Miss nope nis last venture win oi Comstock offers in his new adver-- he board or town or social dance will be in Laborie the day it It is Salon. daughter, long life and perfect satisractlon to you relief for the given shafts of steamships. The weak spots k nery Anna, who spent last week in Wood ment. Redding met, last Saturday, and were hall by the "B" club of this place. outside and are A BEAUTIFUL BIBLE AT A SMALL PRICE. both and that the visit again of the have been issued not show on the bury, returned nome, Monday. Death to his abode may he in treated to a fine dinner by Bev Mr Invitations by the when have caused die twr. . In connection with the Good Liter- The Mutual miik k uream jo. are Angel Evans. After the business of the day committee, F. P. Brownson, B. M. only they If a man wants to gee the far distant future. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. E. E. same with voor body. What is tho bleek ature table, the possibilities of whose filling their large ice house at the Was completed a final adjournment Baily, J. Buckingham, F. Beard, mmtr Where is it? Ton or rotor coat for the are some Dies are . was G. W. and are all for- sior.n work growing, m Kepi creamerv. made. Williams, looking may kmVw that possibly, for the body Mf ' of on nana as samples or wnat may oe John MacKay spent a part 01 last It was expected that Rev Mr Pike ward to a pleasant evening. shows machines do rainy days February KENT. GEORGETOWN. A was at home and signs in ways tbat bettt bought for a very little money. By week in Bridtreoort. was to preach in the Umpawaug chap reception given the not. When yon know it yon should take March and April he'd special courtesy on the part of a New Clarence nas returneo el, last afternoon, but of Daniel Ufford on last Monday even- to When net know uoiepaugn ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MACEDONIA THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. Sunday owing of pains protect it. youdo look in at the corner windo' York book nrm these Bibles. are ob- home from a two weeks' visit with to the severe storm there was no at- ing in honor Arthur Ilamberger and it yon should take the best possible eare of tained at 50 per cent off the list prices friends in Hartford. Mrs Howland visited her son Mrs Fanny 8t John, who has been tendance. is he will bride. Mr and Mrs Hamberger were health. Aroid excess of nd see what we're Mark It hoped that married' in New York and your general erery doing. without a cent of protit accruing to Station Agent vanderburg spent Howard Howland, a few days last week auite ill, is improving. preach there in the near future. tn Sunday, kindand prcsuivethe functional halsnnesnil number of the coats are go in them. Thus the people of the church Sundav at his home in Danbury. Miss Carrie Stone is expected home Miss Maud JNortnrop spent last week Mr and Mrs Jellin are entertaining intend mating Huntington their home. regularity of your system by nsing Oalcnxa are a chance to a good Bible Albert is a for in stamrora. a friend from out of town. Miss Gertrude Buckingham spent a new discovered Dr. half given get tsucKingnam spending this week, from New Haven a few gentleman Brooktield. Solvent, medicine, by at just about price. at a at wnicn tney couia not pos- fpw davs in Kew YorK. Mrs George Mills and daughter are Sunday in David of H. X., apayaw , price Milford days. few New he Booth's school was closed Kennedy Kingston, sibly obtain it themselves. The pas Mrs Richard Bray of New Kverett Barton has taken the Gil spending a days in York, the SHERMAN. l mil dan too wn to the people of this country by tor is asked, "Where can was a of friends in town, Friday 1 or Mrs Artnur Hera man. une day last week, owing to the illness his success aa a and constantly guest Lbert farm from April next. guestsr surgeon pathologist obtain a large-typ- e Bible, one The-fou- children of Louis Jammer, of Miss Card, the teacher. for the This , Ins good, The Macedonia members of the Without doubt one of finest Miss enter- past thirty years. remedy that I can easily see to read any A LEADING CATTLE KAISER. the program for the who have been spending a month with the Gladys Comfort Smith latest and best, is a builder and healer, am The Beautiful Bibles are an Grange supply their in Trenton, have returned farms in town is tbat of Mrs Northrop tained several of her little friends on where?" These sample about lecturer's hour this week. An iostru aunt, in invigorant and puriner, and psotocta yon attempt to answer that question N. P. Beardsley is wintering mental band has been organized. with home. the north part of Sherman, which Tuesday in bonorof her seventh birth- against a collapse of your weak spots. Be- Several Bibles have been or 50 head of fine Devon stock this win' as is ex- Joseph Dooley of New York spent is ably managed by that energetic day. rnember the name Calcnra Solvent, and Art Embroidery already his stock John A. Peters leader. It Voorhees. Mr Voorhees E. S. - dered by the church people. ter, and has kept changing pected they will dispense some fine Sunday at nis home in this place. farmer, J. J. Hawley has purchased a Quak- accept no other instead of it. by buying and selling. He has already music. Mrs Louisa Jones, who has been has just put up 1500 cakes of ice, the Exhibition is now sold Dairs of of his own cakes 20x20 Mr GOOD SPEAKERS AND A GOOD MEETING. six cattle rais James Ray takes the right hand spending some months in Norwalk, being inches. Voorhees ing beside seven other pairs. Mr on W. K. with her daughter, Mrs Louis Taylor, is now shipping 11 cans of milk daily, 1 On Wednesday afternoon, February man's place Stone's farm - Beardsley now has on hand one pair of season. has returned nome. taking it to the creamery at Gaylords- 19, is to be held in the church a ar ar the coming Open. there four-ye- old and one or six-ye- Mr and Mrs B. re rally foe the Sunday school work under pair Howard Howland had an experience Sturges Bennett old Devon cattle, and one pair of five ne not care to re cently entertained W. Ketchum of Vic Lean 01 me Connecticut d recently wnicn win the management year-ol- Durhams which are forsale. New Britain. Brothers, Sundav School Association. A. P. peat. He had been to West Woods Smith, the local superintendent of the for a load of corn stalks. On return Edward Barrett and Miss Callie Danbury, Conn. The New England Quartz Co. are while a bad in Medlicott were married in Portchester, Conirrelational Sundav school, win soon to erect a 50x110 ing, passing place the week. Since NEW HAVEN. preside; and addresses will be made by large storehouse, road on top of Furnace hill, near last their return they 11. asso- feet. It is located on the bank near S. was have been boarding at the home of H. Spooner, president of the so as for George Thompson's, his load ciation, whom al) like to hear, Miss the railroad to be convenient overturned, throwing Mr Howland Harry Osborne. Harriet who on shinpintr. about 20 feet down the bank. Fortu Charles Barrett was the guest of his Laces of Waldron, speaks John Woodruff has been confined to uronson, or the Newest Kinds. Home Department work, and George nately he caught hold of some small cousin, lieorge ueaaing, New No. 981 Main . the house this week with heart trou last week. Street, neio secretary, une sun : trees and thus broke his fall and will be ueming, Me. '' .. pre' A load of young people from Everything that required for this season's use in day schools in Hawleyville, Botsford M. who ill vented wxiat mignt nave been a sen carryall and Sandy Hook are especially asked Miss Holmes, has been for ous accident. this place drove to urajicnviiie, last Bridgeport, t. the lace line you can find here. Plentiful in kinds and low in .this-jneerjjt- the few is now tu Join la u- and all wtetr past weeks, improving A number of young friends and Thursday evening, where they attend price. may in any way be interetaeam ufe KGhiiolmat8 --ef Joan-- L- Krnwn, - Jr. ed a whist party at the home of Lewis work of the church Myron Thomas is again able to re him a Iflead. making strong. sume on gave surprise party at the home Vals. Point de Ven-is- e, rne nour ior toe is z.3U. his duties the stage. He be of his Mrs John H. Barton John Carlson's little daughter, who Allovers Paris, Vals. and MechUns, meeting gan his work last Monday morn sister, Batiste. Wash Laces. in mairjiM again Tuesday evening, January 28.. Of has been in a critical condition, is Torchons, In cotton or linen. LET THE WIND BLOW. ing. course a time was had slowly 'improving. Bands and Galoons. Mr and Mrs Edward W. Seeley wel- grand good There Is A Fecellle and Throw up a straw at any comed a son last Mon with games, readings and refresh The Enworth League of the Meth' Copper. timeThey,and you can tell which way the at their home, orients, the older ones wish odist church held a sociable Venlse and Im-- New Veilings. day, tie is the first of making package Collars. lfAt.lnn I ions, or dotted. the u wind is blowing. The wind howled grandchild that time might turn backwards with at the home of John Ferris, last Fri- Smartness Point,ElegantIn white, and fecellle. pish plain Nagple,Schfc so wild demons Edwin G. Seeley. rnem oe was copper sewing silks, Malines, Orenadlnes. like many last Sunda saw-mil- l, tnat tney mignt young again day evening. A pleasant time en a better wind Dubia's steam which has late hour an evening; but that plain been located in Mr Prindle's woods, is At.a the company departed joyed by present. of style to our Dia- ly showed the vitality and zeal that now located on John Minor's land. wishing John many happy years of The Ladies' social circle of the Meth mond that make it dif- to the Christian Endeavor so- to come. odist church met with Mrs Charles Ab- Jewelry Modes-Baza- n Glove-Fitti- ng belong Sheldon Smith has recently sold his useruiness ferent from others. Exclusive, ciety here was the 18 people who faced Miss Alice Wolcott spent Sundav bott on Thursday afternoon. Tea was fin- - large barn to John Minor. Mr Minor original ideas together with the elements to attend the- Consecra- soon with a cousin in Ansonia. She has stones makes it Patterns, tion Three of the number expects to takedown the barn and bad throat trouble and a doctor has est and purest meeting. move it near the home of his son. gem jewelry in truth. We are surprised all the others by their drive owners advised an operation. most moderate in our of several miles to be on hand. Here The union Sand Paper Co., Our esteemed neighbor, Henrv W. prices.too. is one of the three G's so to ofithe lower garnet works, have re- has taken a out of town for Ik 10 necessary cently sold out to. the American Glue Post, trip CENTS the Christian life Grit, Grace and Co. a few days. The 21st of the Mrs Charles Wolcott's from Gumption. birthday Albert Pierce has recently sold his sister Ik The Shoemaker s t movement brought out interesting New Britain is visiting her for a fe C. place to John Allen, who has occupied referencesito notable E. conventions the for or days. and leaders, and all testified it was one place the past two three William Wolcott and wife are visit r Wife At of best the local years. Just Received Scott's, the meetings society The homestead of ing their grandson, John Beardsley, of t has ever held. Miss Etlie L. Wolcott George Pierce has uast iiaruora. The same wa leader. been recently sold to Nicholas Odgen Give fullest of Washington. He will take possess- who, proverbially, A CHOICE LINE the THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET. ion about April 1. WASHINGTON. 4 goes measure of Mark-Dow- ns Mrs Harriet S. Mallett has been con- always barefoot, OF Wholesale Quotations Furnished by Buck fined to the house a number of daj s i isn't in the same class as satisfaction & Darling. Bridgeport. with a severe cold. PERSONAL TOPICS. the wife of the man who t White O rapes, Uranges, Butter, choice creamery prints 25a27. choice New In The creamery tubs 23a25, choice 20ii22, fair to Walter Daley left, last Wednesday, Miss Louie Van and Miss An Nuts, Prunes, Evap- Boys dairy Ingen ft, uses one of our "shoe- rood laauc. common 12al8; cheese, factory for South Britain, where he is to do me Van Ingen were in town for a few orated Apples, Peaches, As. Oaia dairy Halo eras, iresn near-- u v. zuaau: stone cutting for George Wilton. days, last week. maker's outfits." etc. Frank M. Scott & Co., in the Men's chickens, dressed, 12al4; fowls, 11a We; t Depart dsd, D. C. a New and Currants. calves 7a 2c; ptgs7a8; hogs 6a7: potatoes 80a Garrison, popular section Spencer Cape is home from Harvard Lots of householders Figs 183 AtaIn St.. merits, Russian, Norfolk 90 bushel; onions, red l.OOal.29, white l.OOal.50. boss on the Sbepaug road, has been for a few days' vacation. of submitted.Danbury. or Ptwcki yellow flal.50; cabbages 1.00al.25 bbl; car- confined to house with a severe hereabouts save lots of arSamples goods gladly by Messenger flatt. dou- 75a 1 .25 ; the Mrs Bronson has been very ill her es delivered Free and Sailor Blouses ; rots 50a60 bu ; turnips 3Ua3a; celery doz , at 4 of Charge. dried peas 1.65 bu; beans, marrow 2.50 bu; cold this week. aaugnter-s- Mrs Edward Venn's. cobbler's costs by repair- ble Breasted short trousers pea beans 2.00a2.25; honey 12alti lb; beeswax W. J. Booth is improving the in- Miss Susan Bronson, who fell down A 25a30c Baldwins S3a$5, ing the shoes he for lb; apples, greenings terior of his market by several Kettle-ton'- s, buys MORRIS. making and is ill Mrs suits; yoke overcoats and 3a5.00; russets, 3.00a4.00. stairs at Henry his The j changes. Sidney Winters is doing the is improving. 4 family. Leading Orocer, Just reefers. Mr and Mrs S. A. Blackmail of Haw- work. There will be the usual and We sell 6ole A force of men play leathers, from the leyville went to Bridgeport on Tues- began tilling the dance on Washington's birthday. half NEWTOWN, CONN. Everything creamery ice house at fcbe station, last soles,leather cement, Write suit to the day to remain until spring. The Gunnery school are having rubber heel plain every Jay Tuesday. their holiday on Thursdays instead of $ cement, V of Albert Buckingham went to New Saturdays, while Mr Brinsmade at- taenia extreme styles. Every At the meeting the Hawleyville York on to wed- plates, nails, pegs, lasts, letter. nothina taw. Chapel Association, last week, E. C. Monday attend the tends the convention in Hartford. hammers, burnishers, Ws are not thing for Boys' wear is Piatt was chosen Amos L. ding of a cousin. E. K. Rossi ter in rasps, We're pariiewlar ea president, The event of the winter will be the spent Sunday nippers, eyelet sets, heel sua of ere; we asm fill here. Hawley vice president, Amos T.Camp Washington. it. Wa want yow to kaaw secretary and treasurer, and S. A. party in the hall, Wednesday evening, C. B. Gold was in town on Monday. ball, thread, wax, bristles, married Lake-woo- about oar Suits that were $3.50 and $3 Blackmail, J. A. James and E. C. Piatt, gotten up by the people. Dea Hickox and wife are in d awls, needles, knives, etc. Reaching are now $1.98. trustees. Mrs Leverett Castle is visiting her for a short stay. Out after new trade and at Suits that were $3.50 and $4 sister in Canaan. Sbelden Logan was in Hartford, last are now Griffin of Col A. L. Hodge spent Monday in week. the same time taking excellent care $2.98. Patrick Passaic, N. J., of Overcoats that were $5 and passed Sunday with friends in town. Hartford. Sherman Hartwell exhibited some the trade that is already ours. If SHIHCLES. $6 are now $3.75. Several couples of young people at- fowls at the Madison Square Poultry you have uot been dealing here there Mrs tended the dance in Pitcher's hall in Show and as usual Hurd and daughter of Wood- on captured the prizes. 4 was never a better time to begin. bury are guests of Mrs Sarah Maynard Bridgewater Monday night. Charles A. Prindle was in New Ha- Wa are a little ot Taunton. Myron Thomas has recovered suf- ven and Bridgeport on and ahead oa jnst ficiently so that he has resumed drivi- Tuesday Shlagle, and between here and New Wednesday; Paint, intend to remain ahead Because of roads. ng the stage Milford. s. the icy Monday, L. Oastle nas sold his entire herd of 17 fat n t Oils, of oar eoais-itoi- We Mrs Piatt was unable to be at the steers to Boston parties. BETHLEHEM. ' are rata Taunton The Congregational society held their semi- seUlagVClhs of school, but opened it as usual William on Ship Chandlery. about 0.000 weak on ' monthly sociable at Stephens, SOCIAL EVENTS. par Tuesday. Tuesday evening. It was well attended. 1 Good When in town and one and they ara aiviaa the The Bethlehem whist chibmetat stop get e V bast of sattemetioa. Ala R. D. Smith finished filling his ice of W. I of our handsome calendars. anxious to NEW PRESTON. the residence J. Flynn, last Coffee talk with yea house on Monday of this week. week Wednesday evening. About 30 about Lumbar. Timber, were present and the program was Of course that's A STITCH IN TiriE iAVES NINE. Sash Coors,Bliaaa.lriek, Mrs T. Procter of New York A FINE CHOP OF ICE. from drive whist to sLimal. r!am.aaB fg a aa. a sr Harley changed progress- the kind want ? If will Builders' Hardware: in came up from the city, Tuesday night, F. J. with a force of 20 ive. A very enjoyable evening was you you try Pipe, fact eYervtbinqlthat is used in thai hniiri.. uM re- Hosford, HARRY RIDER, a 10 vuv VMS UB to see her father. Aaron San ford, men, concluded the tilling of his ice passed by all present. vwu wkiv cuijd .law ui uuHiuci mi CBKinaiS wltn YOU. FISH FOR LENT: maining till Wednesday night. house at Lake last Past Master J. W. Flynn, assisted 61s Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn jnst remember that Hawleyville is one of the best shipping points in the State Waramaug, Friday, in- "Hermitage" "wa the now by Miss Etta Holcomb of 546-- 1. pay freight. Mactflrel and has stored a thousand tons of Morris, OR Telephone and Split Herring; also all John Judson of Derby-o- was as tine stalled the officers of the Morris Canned received. in town quality for any purpose, as he kinds,of Fish, just Wednesday. has ever gathered. No snow ice, but Grange, last week Tuesday evening. "1776" The E. C. Piatt as Wara- Albert E. Johnson was from Company, all clear crystal and Lake present 148-2- 4. Mrs is town. Coffee will find fill the bill. " Telephone Conn. Crushed Oyster Shells for Julia Hawley will entertain a maug ice always safe to use. you they Hawleyville, Poultry, company of friends at whist on Satur- Mr and Mrs B. H. Johnson enter- Fine Flavor and 100 lb. Bags joe. J tained a few of their Aroma, delightful F.G.Haeublein, day afternoon. Candlemas day, 'f last Sunday can friends, last Warranted Strictly Pure. ADAMS, CONN. be called by that name, did not denote week Friday evening. Those present Typhoid Aaron Sanford, president of the the hardest part of the winter to were Mr and Mrs J. E. Thompson, Mr DEALER IN SHOES. Newtown Savings bank, has been on come, but led us to cherish the hope and Mrs A. T. Minor, Mr and Mrs the sick list for 10 with bowel extreme blizzards and George W. Peck, Mr and Mrs A. C, TAYLOR-- , CURTIS & I here cull attention to our new Enamel days that "six weeks Mr Scares 3.00 trouble. For the past few days he has of in March" will not occur Lake, and Mrs Daniel E. Judd, Groceries, Flour, Feed and Shoe for young mra al which is very dres- sledding Mrs N. H. Bloss CO.. sy and stylish and auood Shoe to wear. Also been confined to the bed, but is now this year. and Miss Anna B. Teas and a fine line of Children's durable school shoes improving. Dr Schuyler is attending After several weeks of intermission Lake. Progressive whist was the Co. Grain, Crockery, Men's Felt Boots. Rubber Boots. Arctics and order of re- Sandy Hook, Are Rubbers to Ht little and All lowest him, and Dr Garlick of Bridgeport has B. C. Morgan was seen again on Thurs- the evening. Bountiful Coffees at Lowest Market quite the big. at been called in consultation. of week freshments were served the host. these style prices value considered. day last with his fish case. by Prices for Cash. days. Typhoid Is holdiag nlga His luck was so good that he sold near- carnival la Mrs John Finnell is in the Joseph P. Stevens is sick with the Foundry and many localitiea and many Seymour, ly his entire load while coming from Call and Be Convinced. cases are serious. II . guest of Mrs James Brennan. New Milford freight depot. mumps. Machine Works... yam nave aa H. The condition of for 2000 Mott. to George Wright Gray Iron casting up lbs. General Groceries, Hrugs, Boats and Shoes, G. two weeks has CORNWALL BRIDGE. machine works, steam and Charles Peck, the genial carrier slightly improved. jobbing, In fitting Notions, etc., on R. D. No. 16, was hero E. B. Holcomb is plumbiL. Dealers high pressure boilers Artesian Well F. Route the again selling trees and engines. Newtown of a "blowaway" accident on Monday. and shrubbery as representative for METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Manufacturers of Unique House Heating Street. He was from his and Sons at New boiler for steam and hot water. If interested Coal, returning trip Stephen Hoyt's Canaan The quarterly conference meeting of send tor our new You can rest easily for when near Newtown a blast please descriptive catalogue Now IB In the Inn, forspring delivery. the Methodist church will be held and price list the best time to lay your Coal for shut off surface water of wind at the rate of 110 The inclement weather of last Sun- 12. winter. The is lowest and traveling Wednesday evening, January Rev next price at the contaminations. In All Kinds Of Wagons miles an hour, struck his frail bark, day prevented nearly everybody from W. W. Wilson of Danbury will have J. A. NORTHROP & SONS, quality the best. Send tor prices. dry m 713 lifted it off the wheels and deposited reaching church and but one service charge of the service and it is hoped need have no fear of drought. a yaa? For Sale or exchange. M. O. Leach, Sher it on the with Charles a pris- of the was all will avail man Conn. P.O.: Brook Held, Ot. ground (that morning) attempted that themselves of the NEW MILFORD, CONN. LUMBER. will nave an abundant. oner in the canvas box. With his well during the day. opportunity to be present. of known ability of handling horses, it H. E. Giloert injured his hand while Bev John Nash has been on pure supply Water. I am dffMafc BLUESTONE FOR followed as a natural at work about a steam saw mill in friends of calling Lakeside, We supply everything you need in Lumbe these wells all the around and should be pleased to com sequence that his parish, this week. rock-botto- m year WALKS, CHIMNEY TOPS. the horse didn't run. John O. Pitz-schle- r, Roxbury.last week, and was relieved of H. SLAI BY, Ct. at prices. sonally or by letter with you. CURBING, WELL COVERS, who was down labor the last half of a ST LPS, ETC., ETC. passing the thereby, the Quite number from this place at- -- Street, ran to the assistance of the week. tended the meeting for the installa- Sells Clothing, Dry Goods, .1 rescued John Martin has L. A. Robert S. Hlscock, gallant Charles and him again opened tion of officers of Wichita Grange in Underwear at Lowest Prices. Quality Guar- H. R. 1 and II Center St., Danb iry, Oonn from his predicament. The only Tyrrell's blacksmith shop for "horse- Warren, last Wednesday evening, and anteed. My team covers Litchfield county. E. N. 202. Illustrated Circular Free and Southford. If in want of South Stone, SIPPERLEY, Telephone result was a slightly damaged mail shoeing and general jobbing on East report a most profitable meeting. South bury spec- bury and cart and feelings more or less street, and is prepared to see all who Mrs Samuel Marvin, Jr., has return-- ial goods send order by mall to Lakeside, Ot Noith Woodbury. Conn. Sipperley's Mills, Westport, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRU ART" fTi'goi.

moved into a part of the house of Mrs The Newtown Bea M. A. Hall in Park Lane. GAYLORDSVILLE ASfD VICINITY. CIRCULATION The donation for the benefit of Rev M S E. H. Roys was well attended and was R 0 AN January 1, 1882. 600 about $80 realized. On Saturday, February 1, the rural Last week, 4000 free mail delivery route for Sherman 6 Bank St., Opp. New England House, was started with Howard Conkrite as carrier. The new order of things will largely increase the work of the post- New Milford. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. master here. While putting up a stove pipe in the NEW MlLFORD, CONN. church Rev E. H. Roys had the mis- NEW MILFORD. fortune to fall from a step ladder, The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been, the back of his bead on a cor- in use for over 30 has borne the of strikingner years, signature ANNITAL, MEJSTING OF STOCKHOLDERS of the stove and injuring him and has been made under his per- OF FAIR CO. quite badly. Better Than The presiding elder, Rev Clark sonal supervision since its infancy. The annual meeting of the stock- Wright, will be here to hold the Allow no one to deceive you in this. TBe Just-as-goo- holders of New Milford Agricul- fourth quarterly conference on Wed- All Counterfeits, Imitations and " d" are but tural Association was held on Monday nesday of this week. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of afternoon in Roger Sherman hall. Two of the children of Lewis Russell Infants Mard ns or Stocks These directors were chosen: J. L. have been very sick with pneumonia and Children Experience against Experiment. Buck, James Sullivan, F. J. Turrill, G. but at this writing are better. W. Squires, Noble Bennitt, A. J. n, The Backbone A. B. Hyde and Thomas Austin are If you deposit your money m ith us II. L. Wanzer, George A. making life miserable for the foxes CASTORIA Fine that is now Barnes, J. F. Addis, Hubert Thomas. this winter. They brought in two What is and takeaway some,of the Winter Clothing The directors organized by electing pelts, last week. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare out at Low Prices it will pay you these officers and committees: Presi- going Maryelously dent, J. LeRoy Buck; t, Of A ANOTHER OLD LANDMARK DISAPPEARS. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Noble Bennitt; secretary, ;J. Edwin The Thomas Wells house in Park contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Hungerford; treasurer, Edwin J. Em- to be 136 is substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms mons.- li. Lane, supposed years old, Buildings, II. Wanzer, J. F. being torn down by the owner, Wil- and allays Fererisuness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Dividends Addis; tents, G. A. Barnes, F. J. Tur- liam E. Bostwick. Mr Bostwick is at Colic. It relieves Troubles, cures W. Teething Constipation Bigger rill, G. W. Squires; cattle, G. Bargain. present living in the new cottage of J. James Sulli- and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, the R. R. Steel Stocks or And the best Squires, A, McMahon, his sister, Mrs Berry. In the spring regulates Shares, Margins. van; horses, H. Thomas, J. L. Buck. be expects to build a commodious Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. part of this Clothing Investment is that the dividends are sure. F. J. Turrill; sheep, sw,rne and poultry, house for himself on the site of the The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. G. A. Barnes, G. W. Squires; agricul- For a to true, it Wells house. This house was one of G. W. booths and Bargain ring . We want all the room for new spring goods and have tural, Squires; the old settlers, with its great stone stands, Noble Bennitt. The meeting must be built on the solid foundation of The chimneys It was one of the oldest GENUINE ALWAYS marked every thread of Clothing and Winter Goods of all kinds was a harmonious one, and a hopeful quality. houses in town. CASTORIA out of the store feeling was manifested as to the future. at prices that are taking them at great speed. The board of directors is the same as rage for cheapness often leads stores even stores of Bears the Signature of a Wal- SUDDEN DEATH OF ELBERT B. EVITTS. year ago with the exeeption of B. was ter Booth, who is succeeded by James good to forsake their high calling and Elbert Evitts found dead in Sullivan. reputation his room at his home on East street, New busi- Monday morning. The deceased was Milford, decry excellence if that is necessery to attract well known, a stone mason by trade. L. R OMAN Conn. SUNDAY MORNING'S FIIiE. An invalid wife survives him. Fire was discovered, Sunday morn- ness. ing about 7 o'clock, in the new parish Mrs Ralph Morehouse is visiting her house of St John's (Episcopal) church, daughter, Mrs Scoville, in Waterbury. The Kind You Have Aiwn on Whittlesey avenue, by Louis Smith Watson Potter of Geneva. N. Y., and William Moore, who happened to and Mrs J. E. Watson of Ma'rbledale be passing the building. Smith rang Not is a seen in were guests on Saturday of Mr and In Ov. tire bell while Moore hustled the "Bargains Exchangeable" sign S. Use For Trousers! the Mrs R. Hill. CCItTAVIV N tire truck out of the building. In a stores. Are or is it stuff that the store S. R. Hill has been in New Haven TMt COMPI .' very short time Foreman. Addis, As- they bargains for several weeks, setting an immense It may be that the trousers to your sistant Foreman Will Clark and a is so to of kettle for the Connecticut Adament Suit are a little on the good delegation were on hand to fight anxious get rid that it wont take the Co. ' Winter just was a a new the tire. It tough problem to of Miss Carrie Douglass passed Sunday wane, and that by getting tackle and nq mistake. The smoke chance it's coming back? with Derby friends. Mrs Meyers', last week Tuesday even-- 1 has urc n e I a pair of oxen f Frank can for the was so dense it was impossible to enter Mr and Mrs M. T. Ryan entertained ing, was wen attended and proved a 1i .viin f the sou.li Dart of town. pair you get along nicely .1 the building and locate the tire. very pleasantly on Friday evening the success both socially and financially. M rs Jam. s Knhcrtsof Riggs stnet is winter. If this is the case we want Streams were soon turned into the whist club of Still River and JNext Sunday evening, a Lincoln me quite wrioif-l- y i 1 ' is done on vicinity. u to call attention to our fine line building, and after a hard fight the Our merchandising a different plan. Those present went to the party in morial service will be held in the Tl e 'a nilv if lUi'ians w',iotc-c- led your tire was subdued. The firemen did January and remained well into Feb- church, in common. oration the Dun. lam houe on Christian si teet. of Trousers. We have them in all noble service, and those who saw the A bargain here has the true essence of low price but ruary. The ladies' prize was won by of Lincoln's birthday. Special music for a short limp, have left-an- fiiUiily sizes and kinds, and every pair is firemen work felt proud of the local Miss N. Riley and the gentlemen's will be rendered, also the service v ill from South) ury have moved in. department. After the smoke had stands ajone in point of quality and true merit. We by W. K. Gardner. The consolation be a n view of the princip 1 ven of worth twice what they are marked. cleared up and the flames subdued it prize was carried off by J. Stuart Hal Lincoln s life. A coll eel ion will be ta- Look 'em over. was found the fire had nearly eaten out offer that is not and we offer noth- pine, the popular tobacco packer. Re ken for the American Missionary As a large floor beam and was working up you nothing good freshments were served. sociation for work among the .colored of 1902 the stairs leading to the second story. M. W. Hill is still visiting Dr Wilson people in the south. Season be- is not as low in or lower Had the fire got under way before ing that price than any- in Bridgeport for treatment for his Wall ing discovered and had taken place, eyes. Arnold commenced work in Papers & Sunday night, while the wind was in where else. L. P. Sutter of New York was in Harry LaHAIT THOMAS, full New Milford would have the Novelty shop in Seymour, last have arrived at C. A Way's and swing, town, Monday, in consultation with Monday. for NEW MILFORD, CONN, had a disastrous conflagration. St his local representative, Vincent Ster- are ready your inspection. The John's a vote of thanks to Mrs W. W. Hughes was in New Ha best assortment in New Mil- cbiAiowe This month will be a of clear-- ling. ven, last Thursday, returning on Fri largest, Pvrteman Addis and his Hearty firemen month Bargains, a Rev F. A. Johnson has been visiting, ford at that defy competition. and your correspondent IU be this week, at N. day. prices do Chester, J., returning Mrs David Hawley has been on the line f Wall Mouldings at i 6 surprised if they 'not anc? ume or winder 10 win- - with Airs Jonnson and miss be-- Large Sale ot -- soas lime Day tnis Johnson, sick list, but is now able to around foot and Picture Special receive it without grudging. The who have been visiting in New Jersey house. per up. Framing, building was insured for $3,000 through or next for several weeks. the and Full line of of C. G. ter's wants winter supplies. Miss Beers of Fairfield has been vis glass putty. paints, Table Lircri! the agency A. &, A. Todd. Miss Vera Jeffries, of the Booth & oils and varnishes-- The loss will be about $1000.The it inir a few days with her brother, We placed an order In the early winter with a large origin Bentley Co., is passing a few days at Charles Beers, at Mrs Charles mMrafkcturer for line of Table Linen, ruese linens were to come in auouc luarcii of the fire is a Myers'. the largest mystery. Mich., is the of her Mrs struction of some al- Ware, Mass. Samuel has gone to work in 1, Mt We let them Id for this sale. There are some very handsome patterns and good heavy guest sister, their barns and M. Jabot O In them from uiHUUlttCbUrcr iub us un biio William Keeler. terations Jeweler W. Hill has been taking brass mill. A. Mtta Damasks this lot and buying direct lu in their present structures the Seymour t. nnMd floor, bat every piece has been marked for this sale at from 10 to So per cent, less than IN SECKET SOCIETY CIRCLES. ih order to save nis annual inventory, this week. E. D. of lve Mile 11111 87 Railroad St., . . New MKtord.-C- KM will for a little We auote but that Is a poor way to judge the crop from the peri- m. or Tomr,r.so? price they go later. might t prices odical is more destruc- Mrs a. Hail Park L,ane, a values on man's (half cotton) Linen Damask at per yard, looks as well In printer's Ink as Good lodge, I. O. O. F., ' pole rot, which all-lin- en Shepherd AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. noted cook, .is the other fellow's heavy Satin Damask at the same tl per yard. The only way to worked second on two can- tive than hail storms or other natur- making doughnuts. linens Is to call and see the lot of good we can show you In Cloths and Napkins and the degree ' crullers and pies, which find a ready buy things In dol didates. Van Ness Green has been m ColhnSr al causes. 'The farmer must under- compare the prices with the qualities; you will feel perfectly safe putting down your Thursday night. stand that in the of his sale among the boys employed in the BREINtC'S LITHOC EN SILICATE lar for them. t.4s. St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., worked ville, Granby and Canton, this week, housing crop tobacco shops. y a&wellasin the of he has Has been and for more than a the first degree on one candidate.Tues-da- receiving tobacco for the hustling tirni'1 raising it, Lent commences next week. Buy tried proven Btrtterick's Patterns. Feb. and Delineators. Grand & jnadesome errors in the past. It is Catalogues night. District Deputy of Bunzl Green. out of the to your fish at the Farmers' Trading Co's quarter of a century. It will stand where Master Edwin H. Beardsley was, pres- J. F. Morrissey has opened his ware- question expect that like store. JNew mackerel iuc new ent. and is results can be obtained in the cold pound, Lead and Oil and all other fail. house at Gaylordsville packing, moist climate as in fatJbloaters. herrings, canned salmon. paints That conservative and influential tobacco for Gans Brothers & Rosen-tha- ll of the north the in ana box sardines 5c, best nse dry warm of and scien-,- , lobster, It Is to your interest to a paint body. Ousatonic Royal Arch chapter, of New York. Mr Morrissey regions south, French sardinesi box 20c. EL. tine metnoas must be in barn t m will not oaly heartily No. 33, A. M., have issued a has bought the crops of Dr Woodruff adopted Old fashion and boneless codfish, the is a beautiful of of building in order to obtain the very "WHY NOT BUY yonr hos.se bat also folder that specimen and Achinson Brothers Sherman. best results. real stuff. Diamond Wedge in pack W. G. BARTON. the art typographical. This chapter J. Stuart Halpine, the successful ages is the best. Smoked bloater her THE BEST? cover more serf ace : is was chartered May 9, 1870. Its present tobacco packer, is bustling business at canned clams, ciam cnowaer in tore economical, aad NEW MILFORD, CONN. SCHOOL rings, and be con--3 officers are: George B. Calhoun, E. H. his warehouse, a mile anl a half east 1MPORTANT MATTERS. cans at Farmers' Trading vo. Try it that P.; Henry D. Hine, E. K.; David D. of the village. He has already put up New scholars are Miss Nellie Root is visiting in Dan vinced. mm E. Alex. 1000 cases and will 1 constantly enter Kyle, S.; Levy, treasurer; be busy till May ing the lower grades of the Center burv. Seymour and Ansonia. CARDS FREE. Frank E. Soule, secretary; Willis F. or later. Mr Halpine packs for the so Two car loaos 01 looacco SAMPLE well-know- school, that the rooms are more than juasiern Bennett, C. of H.; Jasper A.'Northrop, n firm of S. Rossih & Sons of fllled. The town school were received on oy m. a James A. B. New board has saturaay BRIDGEPORT WOOD F1IISBIKG CO., Winter Not Over! P. S.; Northrop, A. C; York. called for an appropriation from the Wildman and two on Tuesday. TIE Benjamin E. Bostwick, M. D., M. of J. D. Clark, formerly with William town sufficient for an addi Manager D. W. Pepper ot the Eas CONN. 3d William P. M. of 2d is now tobacco for building C. NEW MILFORD, V.; Landon, Schoverling. buying tion large enough to contain a high tern Upholstery Works, I. Heritage From the way February has started V.; William H. Northrop, M. of 1st J. Stuart Halpine. school, a four course. and DeWatt Pepper, Jr., returned, 1 53 Paltoo St.. ear. Cliff., Htm York. Rev E. L. A. is in ship-Din- g offering year r West Lake Chicago. V.; Whitcome, chaplain; E. Wildman engaged This is sadly heeded in the town, as this week, from a three weeks' stay at Branches 70 St., in you may know that there are many days yet when a heavy Arthur K. Partridge, sentinel. The his 1900 cased tobacco. He has sent a the furniture exposition in JNew xork of is as follows: 80 190 many young people earnestly desire CTvercoat and Suit will be comfortable. we full list companions away cases and has just sampled more complete education than the Mr Pepper secured more orders than Winter very And cases of the 1900 crop. He has bought now at anv rjrevious HI Lan- town offers. There are now seven exposition. still have a good selection of both. The prices we have marked bourn, George Addis, Setti C. several crops or Havana, wblch will be scholars who have already comnleted Andrew Jl. unoco went 10 new Ha don, .Pieman O. Averill, Alexander sent to JNew Miirord tor sorting, lie course, such ven, wnere ne delivered nis LENT Levy. Willis F. Bennett, W. J. Leon has Forbes Bros, of the taking further studies Tuesday, on them is unprecedented, and means a saving of dollars to the purchased crop as can possjbly be added tp the regular tine horse to a Boston party. It is said Horse Blankets ard, George S. Beers, Charles Lee, 21 acres of Havana at 14c in the bundle. studies. this horse brought the largest sum, Commences Next Week. lucky investor. William W. Beers, William P. Landon, Glastonbury letter in East Hartford The Senior Readinsr club met with with one exception, ever received for Charles G. Barlow, Howard P. Mans Gazette. a horse in New Milford. and Robes. New stock of nice fat Mackerel loe lb. Edwin H. L. tobacco warehouse of principal Robinson, Wednesday even field, Beardsley, Myron The large ing, and read parts of Shakespeare's Ezra Golden visited, last week, In Bloater Markerel. Mackerel in Pails, Willis A. Beach, S. Bunzl & Green is now further N. i -4 CM Millard, Henry being MAs you like it." The Junior English Albany, Y. You will find hero may need $1 Herrinq pails and bbls. Mygatt, Benjamin E. Bostwick, M. D., enlarged by an addition, 72x20 feet, class is M. W. Andrus returned on Saturday anything yoa Fashion Codfish, rfonrless and "bredded. Clothier and Merchant Albert H. Enea on or just finishing the "Last of the In this line aud at right prices. We hare McMahon, Brenna, erected tne south end tne suop. Mohicans" and wilt soon from a visit at Dickinson, Franklin idd broken Diamond Wedqe, pound pkgs, finest on H. Walter M. Bar-hu- To make room for begin the see placed on sale a lot of blankets, James McMahon, this the cottage of another classic. The county, N. Y., where he went to we wisn to market. Smoked herring in boxes, M. D., James L. McEwan, James by James Mullins study English who pairs, and patterns and styles that -- Tailor, formerly occupied boys are already beginning to arrange his mother, nescnticaiiy iil vviui discontinue, at reduced prices. You moknd Bloater Herring. Sardines $e B. Capron, Jasper A. Northrop, Sam- has been torn down. Mr Green has in JNew 1 ork state zu greatly Fine Canned Salmon toe. i5i-- c: for a oaseoaii nine, which will Dla thermometer at will find in them exceptionally good value ror box. Golden, uel F. James A. warehouse in Park i- Caldwell, Northrop, bought the tobacco below zero, he felt con cans 8 and - lb cane o reeo-- games with neighboring school nines. degrees quite the money. flat ts. tie; New Milford. Henry T. Cady, William II. Northrop, Lane, bunt in is4 oy tienry JNew nas tented to return to and J Best Canned Lobster S)C at JSchoverling Building, B. man. JNew Miiroro been steadily increas tjonnecticuc. ie. George Calhoun,FerdinandJPfleghar, who formerly Handled tne in population ana mere is a grow The affable J. H. Morehouse and James H. Cochrane, Peter Peterson, Ensrland leaf. The late Perry Hall ing mac a Green went to Waterbury on Edward G. Charles Por- was his local ing ieenng complete men school Harry Clark, Planz, representatiye. Lathrop course snouia be arranged for. To d Monday to see the awful devastation ter M. Cassedy, Arthur K. Partridge, Brothers have the contract tor remov by the tire of Sunday Farmers Co., Hen-r- v this will require an addition to the wrought great . Trading M. B. Durland, George M. Page, ing the warehouse and putting it up in and Monday. Sleds and Pianos, H. Nelson W. new to present building, and a small increase night CORNER STORE. Dickinson, Richmond, its position attached the pres in- school, expenditures. A conserva Ezra lioiden expects to open a Watson J. Ellsworth, H. LeRoy Ran ent Green warehouse. This will give a hraneh store in Canaan about April 1. Edwin J. E. them tobacco warehouse in tive taxpayer told Bee reporter that - Skates. Xew Milford, Conn. Organs, dall, Emmons, Merritt the largest ne inougnu ic inaavisabie at this tim F. E. Soule passed Sunday in Hridge- Sherwood, Earle R. Eaton, David E. town. the cost of the school. To port, where his wife is visiting ior a Soule, Henry E. Frisbie, Nicholas week. We have Uiem in great variety, all grades H. D bacco has received a iblack eye, thi.s ' Music Staub, William Foulois, Joseph OF TO TOBACCO GROWERS. is be Thi: J. Fred McEwen is out with a nice all styles, all sizes and all prices. ou wll. Boxes, Jerome F. John W INTEREST year, and it going to felt. M. Senior, Gibbs, same gentleman stated that if the road wagon, bought of R. & A. find here anything you may want of this kind New England House, Seaman. Hamilton W. Griswold, M Prof Whitney, director of the Booth. and at lowest prices. D.. Charles M. Oliver S. farmers, under these conditions, favor Tues- Sheet Music. Schreyer, bureau of soils jf the United States ed increasing the cost of the schools The Ladies' Whist club meton Cor. Main & Bank Sts., New Milford. Ct. Hartwell, Everett J. Sturges, Albert S Department of Agriculture, tells the day afternoon with Mrs Mont Mallett. if. E. he would, not object. It is reported Thoroughly renovated and refurnished. Good on in Hill, verton staub, Jay Haiiocic, the Hartford Post he is to send three a The wind millon the Hickory Hearth SJ. Ktrst kvOne Square Piano $50, E. W. that town meeting to consider the was Rates per dav. Telehone call ii. stalments. Frank Soule, Charles Hodge, other men with Mr 'McNess to assist matter will be called soon. homestead, Mrs Black's property, arters. da llrery and feed stable in connection George A. Toussaint, D. Hine, of blown to in Headqu with uoacn ana otner crareyim-w- One Chlckerlnz Grand In class Henry the tobacco growers Connecticut. entirely pieces the great Hot,:, e first' Theodore M. John W. short notice. Entram-- to stable on Main St. $400. Trowbridge, Mr McNess will be located in Hartford wind of Sunday. Horse at short notice. repair, Hovt. Edwin G. Turner, Thomas W. andt he others wherever are need. Congregational church notes. John Hannon. with his accustomed clipping U. they Remember that at all times our store is GEORGE F PIXLEY. Prop One Haines Upright, second hand, Hinton, Arthur Toad, Henry ed. A statement prepared by energy and good taste, has done a very Tin- Isaacs, John T. Underhill, Lawrence just On' account of the storm on Sunday of headquarters for anything in Hardware $175, on Instalments. Prof Whitney for Secretary Wilson a of elaborate and handsome job paint Wooden ware. Im- N. Jennings, Henry O. Warner, George shows that assistance has been asked evening only part the specia ing and papering in the offices beina ware, Cutlery, Agricultural One Winchester 11. W. service in commemoration of Endeavor plements, Seeds, Farm Wagons. Harnesses Etc Upright, $200. Jackson, wiuiam Weiton, Jesse for by growers who contemplate rais fixed over in H. Le Roy Randall's Blacksmith Blacksmithlng, Wagon Repairing, 1j. James, Key E. L. Whitcome, Jesse dayrwas used, and it will be repeated olock on Main street. The wall Horse Goods. Blankets. Robes, One New same as ad- ing acres ui tuuaccu up u tins Lime. with additions next paper etc. Upright piano, A. James, Robert J. Watts, David W rnis estimate win prooaoi.v oe increas bundav evening. is of the anest inn Urusta Walton, ann Supplies, vertised by a leading New York City Charles B. Thomas February 0. The annual collection for floors of wood. work sWILLIAM HAMLYN, ' WEDDING GIFTS as Knowles, Warner, ed as the season opens up, and the the hard The New MicroRD. Or. dealer a bargain at $180. My price W. Kimlin, William W. Whitlock, in the theCongregational Education society reflects high credit on Mr Hannon. It al- opinion prevails department was also one, week. Of exquisite design and faultless fancy can $150. David D. Kyle. Joseph watteau, Fred that at least 1,000 acres wilt be seen postponed has been reported that these rooms Horse Shoeing, General Jobbing. ways be obtained In the greatest variety at erick E. King, M. D., Herbert S. under shade in the state the The rummage sale in charge of the are to be used for the insurance and Staub & Mallett, H Ill's. In Cat Glass and Silverware our stock You cannot buy elsewhere at our The of during Ladies' Sewing society opened well on Is unusually rich In new designs particularly Young. list past high priests coming season. The secretary of agri investment business of Mr Randall. V. P. STAUB M' H. MALLETT ;Shop and bids fair to be a success. well-know- suitable for Autumn weddings. You can suit includes: Albert S. Hill, Seth C. culture has appointed a committee of Saturday The n Lucier Novelty and Give Me A Call. yaur taste and pocketbook In choosing. Landon, Theodore M. Trowbridge to A good many useful articles that have Co.'s uniformed band and solo Cor. Main & Church Sts Low Prices. well known tobacco brokers take been laid aside ior a time Comedy Alexander Levy, Albert H. McMahon, of the sale of the 55,000 pounds have gone orchestra will appear at Roger Sher Willis F. Bennett, A. charge into hands tnat will hnd them very on Contractors and Builders. Jasper Northrop, of tobacco raised last season. These useful at small cost to man hall Friday evening. February New Conn. M. W. HILL. We shall surely call on intending Henry O. Warner. The stated convo men do not own a single pound, of to- again the 7. J. R. Lucier, the m.ted blind cornet Milford, JEWELER, purchasers In the near future and the cations for 1902 will be held as follows: bacco, never grew any, and their only buyers. soloist, will appear. The Lucierb' ex ELLSWORTH FENN, price will make you anxious to verify February 12, February 26, March 12, is in success of sale. alted attractions interest the the GARRY G. FOTTEK. position among stage CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, the statement that our wareroom Is March 26, April 9, April 23, May 14, will give their services to the de anrll their uneaualled popular s cces Conn. New Milford. one of ones of .1 une 11, 25, Tbey Washington Depou the leading the State. May 28, June July 9, July partment and tne Uonnectlcut rarmers Garry G. Potter, aged 83 years and have been won through the merits of C. A. & A. Q. Todd Estimates Cheerfully Fcrxishcd. Sheet music 10c per copy, of which 23, August 13, August 27, (September free, for the sake of a chance of fully seven months, died on Thursday last stage excellence and versatility. Their we or more. 10, have 1000 copies September 24, October 8, October informing themselves on the quality from debility, due to old age. He was mission is to entertain with songs, BROKERS, THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., 22, November 12, November 26, Decem- of the new tobacco. This committee three is srorv. dancing and pure fun. The en Ct. 24. an- times married and survived ?5 Bank Street, New Milford, Ruilders & Contractors, New Milford. Ct. ber 10, December The next will meet in New "iork, January 30, by his wife and one son, Watson Pot terfcuinment offered has won public nual convocation will be held on Janu- accorded Estimates cheerfully furnished on large and Blankets. and arrange the date and the terms of ter, of Geneva, N. Y., and two daugh approval and patronage rarelv Policies of small contracts. 1903. We issue ary 14, the sale. The committee is asfollows: ters, Mrs snerman Hill and Mrs hi. to traveling players, rnis is maicaiea Plans and specifications furnished. Congressman E. S. Henry (chairman), Le Roy Randall. His third wife was by the packed, jammed houses and en- FIRE INSURANCE horseman A.LRoyConkey HIS HOUSE GOT AWAY. M. E. Dtanerty, Steven Kouth, s. M.. a Mrs tester. Mr .Potter was a hard thusiastic audiences which greet the Every Musical, Art and Piano D. - Noveltv Co. Doubtles-- In Reliable about 1 and 2 a. m., other Seymour, Ferry and James Ertheil- working and industrious man, and ac L,ucier Comedy Strong, Companies A. ancNfirnier in the two counties Wareroom, Along the er of New York and E. Vetterlien of cumulated a considerable property. they will have a crowded house on Fri- K. Partridge, morning, Night Watchman Nearing were on af- New Ot., is invited to inspect my stock found a horse, well Philadelphia. Their coramisions The funeral occurred Saturday day evening. Milford, New Miiford, Conn. good looking mailed to them this morning. This ternoon, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. Acklev. Hatch & Marsn win receive General Truckman. Baggage transferred. of blankets. The and blanketed, wandering toward the Cen- committee has been on ac and offer for sale a car load of Illinois We own, and have for sale, iianosand Furnit ure moved with special care. largest ter. He called up Mr and for selected Among those present at the funeral )lnce as heretofore at P. M Cassedy's. Tele- Pixley stables 34-- 34-- best line of blankets ever shown a moment were baffled. count of their extensive knowledge of from out of town were Watson Potter horses at their about Tuesday phone S office; 3 house. . they "I the tobacco trade. will the ot Geneva, N. Y., Mr and Mrs Kilborn of next week, consisting of drivers and INVESTMENTS, Milford. Come and H. D. ought to know that horse," said Mr They give is in New Hine, I can't it. tobacco a careful and critical examina- of Bristol, Mr Wheeler of Litchfield, general purpose horses. The public Well selected, conservative, safe. is al- Pixley, "but quite place tion and its merits to the at Hill of and Mrs invited to inspect tnem. Bee me. The latch string Artist and Pho- Just then a local popular society young bring Lyman Bridgeport Guild of Portrait man came tention of the leaf dealers and cigar Ilosley of Meriden. The Junior St John's gave W. L. CHADEAYNE. ways out. rushing breathlessly along makers in a manner that would be im a social, Tuesday night, at the house tographer. and claimed possession 01 to other set of men. Prof of on West street. & with a ladv he had possible any PETER BUYS A STEAM Jasper Northrop Hatch Marsh' STUDIO: Cor. Whittlesey Ave. and East St., It appears, friend, Whitney thinks this committee will CARRIAGE. All present had a royal good time. Ackley, been to Lake to the w PIANO Waramaug enjoy pow-wo- will TUIJDXl, NEW niLFORD, CT. be a great aid to the growers in bring- The affable and An invitation social be Corner Railroad and Sts., and on home energetic Peter to-nig- ht e Bridge skating coming stopped ing their product to the attention of Peterson is bound to be with given (Friday) by Schaghti-cok- NEW MILFORD. BOX DERBY. CONN. "Frank I make a of at his friend's house for a little chat abreast 1. O. R. M. The commit- Evitts, Specialty large portrait and to get warm after the cold ride the tiade. In fact, Professor Whit the times. He went to Bridgeport tribe, work in all styles. ney says that the crop could not by an tne otner oay wicn Lewis and tee consists of J. W. Hoyt, Charles Will receive and offer For Sale a PIANO TUNING. Action Regulating, Ton The Bank St. Harness Dealer, Views, Picture Frames, Houldings, The time flew swiftly, and the horse, of Piatt J. E. H. D. Hine and J. Tempering. Repairing In all ita branches which was not became weary expenditure $100,000 get the adver bought one of the fine steam carriages Planz, Castle, car load of strictly first class. Organs tuned and Mats, etc. hitched, tisement tnat tnese men can it Locomobile Co. Mr H. Morehouse. Pianos for sale or rent. Bank St., New Milford. Goods and and started for home. The young man give built by the Peter repaired Photo Supplies. in tried to on to a free of charge. The department has son will doubtless enjoy the tine spring question lay it been criticised in certain for summer Illinois Horses brother. . he denied soft im quarters and weather by taking trips but the this committee to serve NEW HAVEN COUNTY. peachment. Next time the voungman appointing to various places about the country, At their stables about Tuesday of W. S. FERRISS. COAL. COAL. Cyclone Ensilage in will hitch without compensation. Prof Whitney There is no doubt but that Mr Peter question put in an extra he OXFORD. next of Cor. Railroad & Bennitt St&, New Milford. and Fodder cutters and Carriers are the best rein and tie the animal hard and fast further says that the farmer, if son Will now become an' accomplished week, consisting Driving MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, For and caH on or ad- wants to be successful with this or any ana and General horses. The made. circulars prices to a village hydrant. SKinrui "cnauneur." CONGREGATIONAL, OHURCII NOTES. Purpose Choice Domestic and Western Meats Book. Conn. dress L.. C.CAMP. Agent, other kind of fine leaf tobacco, must is invited to them. at Moderate Prices. Sandy New Milford, (it. Miss Annie Graver of Jackson, make some reforms in the future con- - Mr and Mrs Rupert Lampson have The Congregational society social at public inspect tOoftl yatda at Nw Snglaod Depot. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "7," 1902.

, Stratford were gu sts of Mr and Mrs J. V y'V'sVa eave'v'-. HE FEARED HE HAD LOST Wilmot, a part of last week. New Haven. The Newtown Bee. D. Barnum had to When Wu Ting Fang, the famous Chin- tbe misfortune to irritable and fall backwards, off a cart and injure All.1 ese Minister Washington, his side so he has been confined to his FREE FARE on purchase of $10.00 or over, to 30 Miles from N. H. Square Treatment To CIRCULATION somewhat forgetful from a severe cold, up the front of his the bed for several days. He is more com- 600 missed one day from cap January 1, 1882, immense diamond he always wears there, fortable at present writing. where the air is strong was A friend Mrs William Wilmot is quite sick. he dreadfully frightened. Dr Griswold of New ly impregnated with salt, ast week, 4000 pointed out that the statesman had inad- Milford visits her donned his turban wrong side twice a day. It is hoped she will be poor tin quickly rusts. Out vertently in a few Hurrying before, and that the diamond was safe in better days. M F Roofing Tin best the rear. Had Wu Ting Fang been wear, resists this rust-produci- Lumber! LITCHFIELD COUNTY ing a Benson's Porous Plaster on his cheat LIME R0CE. or back to cure his cold, he never would because Coats Suits And Waists. have doubted its location. He would have THE ENTERPRISING LADIES OF TRINITY atmosphere, WASHINGTON. and mak- CHURCH. it is hand-dippe- d the felt it doing its work, warming Km by Our Fur isn't big for Stunning Corduroy Walking flexible the torpid muscles, extracting The Ladies' society of Trinity showing ing. 0 . . 11 . - oil process, the eith- Coal, LIEUT FOTJLOIS IN THE PHILIPPINES. t.hA nam and soreness. nromounK uie uw church are to have a supper and dance palm having for we've had a great Fur season Skirts, not many of these left 1 of circulation of tne mooa, stimulating in the Casino, Friday evening, Febru richest and heaviest coating and we have to arrange matters er, in fact we had to create some received your letter September utso 7. 8 on October 27, but this in the hrst skin and lungs to proper action, and ary Chicken pie with all the ac of tin and new lead. On here so there'll be no Furs left more at this from out the Lime, and the Thus cessories: a "Simplex" orchestra to pure that price chance I have had to answer it. For dtiaolving banishing malady. to carry over. We have no Fur skirts marked $5.98 and $7.98. the oast two or three mails have been we perceive, beloved friends, that play while you eat. Dancing in the big many houses on the Atlantic all that have been auditorium and a good social time, seaboard storeroom. There are some now $3.98 Cement, getting my papers THE BIQ DIAMOND ON HIS HAT Mrs Mrs and Mrs Fen If traveling' around jeou. Aimougu Bradley, Frink the Furs we have they arrived late they were very ac a to look was of ton are the hustling ladies of the com- These for Neat Flannel HouseWrappars, Nails. For two or three while pretty thing upon, mittee and which is also a guarantee thougfi! example; ceptable. the past no practical use. But Benson's Plasters or worm. bright color effects, braid trimmed weefs alter omce nours, van norn, are useiui. xney ninrs uu your getting your money's Handsome "Nearseal" Jac- supremely colds reduced to S2.98 General Line of one of the officers here, and myseii cure gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, ANY KIND OF WEATHER YOU WANT. kets, of selected skins, beautifully a deal 01 fun so have been having great on the chest, lame back, etc, quickly be inches size 38 sell in our canoe. A few days ago we went and as to make you wonder how Rain, snow, hail, forty degrees made, 32 long, bust, Also we've arranged to ano were completely low and above zero. In fact you can It ud the river about a mile and it can be. Better now, well That's $39 now. was $15 ther of peau-de-so- ie and taf four times before we wav thev work. Get the get any weather you want here. Come BooSingTin group I swamped got that's the genu Electric Seal inch- on 93-4- 9 HARDWARE. re and rush. Jackets, 24 feta Waists at back, but as ootn 01 us couiaiswim we ine. All druggists, or we will prepay post-ac- early avoid the Saturday has lasted 50 es size 34 bust, a high-gra- de These are really remarkable silk did not mind it. The next day when on anv number ordered in the United The members of the Dell years. long, the water was not so we on of 25o. each. "Rocky coat. That one is $17.50. It was waist values. The lot we sold al quite rough States receipt Camping club" are considering the M Tin will last a lifetime in went up again and saw an alligator Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, N.T. or a F Roofing $25. $3.49 on Thursday created a stir. near where we got one of our duckings. purcnase small engine and Doner we saw mm to use as active power for their large any climate ; resists atmospheric gases, "Nearseal" Jackets, like the We decided arter mm on lane. S. F. SEELEY, hereafter we would take our rides has friends in this town, who are boat tne keeps the house dry, not affected by other two, of superior cut and The best 98ct Black Sateen Waist many J. Dempsy. proprietor of the horse size we for o8cts we when the water was smooth. This sorry to learn of his sad fate. is cold or heat, is fireproof best and workmanship, 24 inches long, have and the best Dealer In Coal, Lumber, Hardware, was 18 feet and shoeing emporium, having the in alligator about long Willis Frost has returned irom me tenor or his shod aecorateo ana economical in 36 bust. Is now $30. It was $45 ever had, Saturday only, 79trts Lime and Cament, Paints, Oils, would nave maae snore worn: 01 us 11 Connecticut? college, paint most every way. Ask and aw- Agricultural ed bv Artist ttrabam vosburgb. A few Muffs and warn Varnishes, we had run into him. I am kept where he has completed a short course. roofer, or Scarfs, we ever Kimona now with my Internal Rev came rrom JNew insurance Agent t enton attended your is are The popular they fully busy Rev Mr Raymond annual of Housatonic C. CR0NEMEYER. you tne group very small, Ct. enue work, besides taxes on to attend the funer the meeting the write (W. Agent. an are in cashmere effects, and Ori- Washington Depot, collecting Haven, Thursday, Valley Board of Fire Underwriters, to Carnegie Building. Pittsburg, being sacrificed. It's opportu warm forestry products. 1 have started in al of Mrs Orr. held New Milford on for Illustrated book on to a Muff and Scarf for ental colorings, bright pretty collecting taxes on houses and indus School Visitors. P. Treat visited the at Tuesday, go roofing. nity get colors and some Kimonas of hea- one man a nun- - ing from that place to JNew xoric. AMERICAN less than Half. tries, 'mere is not in Center schools, last week. a to return for the sup- fleeced back sateen. dred here that can show a clear title Another sunoay anecied with promise TIN PLATE COMPANY, Handsome vy They're unpleasant per, Friday night. Mr Fenton is Opera Cloak, long. all down for to $1.49 1.0 the nroDertv on which be lives. the attendance at the churches. of said association. New York. warm, effective put Saturday Live and Let Live Prices, For a time after the woodchuck could not see president becoming, evening long Spaniards Surelv the Aionzo w inceroottom or Bridgeport capes all reduced, range J j left this island, the Dattos, or head his shadow this Candlemas day. is his uncle. James Winterbot-- prices Children's Coats, Jackets and men, had of all the visiting from $13 to $22 possession towns, tom. at the Hotel Rocky Dell. Reefers, 6 to 14 years, all good this one Included, uatto rtang, a Miss who Cravenette Rain Coats half-cast- e Carrie Richardson, has than which colors and most desirable Chinese, drove the Spanish WOODBURT. been sick for a few is once more styles, out of this town and with his follow days, there are none better, ideal storm worth far and away more than the of able to be out again. thanks be to Mrs Denslow, and and Coats for ers kept possession this town until VICINITY. Mrs M. or given THE HOME CIRCLE. coats, the $8.98 $10 price we've them down to F. & Co. the Americans came, tie saw ne HOTCHKI8SVILLE AND Mr and J. uainoun Troy extended to all those who so kindly put Q. Baker Fred Martin of N. is were guests or 1. K. Fenton, ror a rew for and assist close at, $2.98 could do nothing against the Ameri Newark, J., davs this week. aided her in preparing Black made cans so be withdrew. The original boarding at Thomas Green's and ing her though the lateentertainmeat FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF OENERAL Myush uotn Skirts, Please take notice that while the newsDa kuife Edward Amundson, Jr., left Mon sum $50 was with a most flare, pret- Misses' Golf wnersof most 01 the property were working in the shop. Business Col at Pavilion hall. The of WASHINGTON. approved Capes $5 Capes per columns are full of advertisements of fur all when Mrs Albert France has been ill with day to attend Eastman's cleared and added to the funds of the trimmed with braid and are $3.49. These are all red. And niture SlUCK. m au, W UIIU 9V wuw uu t.uo UlMlAi nearly killed, the Spanish lege at His many tily satin, "on account of Inventory sale, or an over were driven out and Piang divided a sure throat and grip. Poughkeepsie. Guild. an the are orseml-annua- friends here wisn mm success. The February Century contains now $2.49 $?.q8 Capes $2. so stock l, or sickness In the coach .heir among a lot ot his 101 Mrs Harry Eyre's mother, Mrs "Vic muii'irunillvnrt flBMira to ffO to the KlOU' property Mrs Hobart. sister of Mrs Charles Miss a of historical "find" in tbe unpublished we lowers, Chinese. These Chinese torv. of Bridgeport, is visiting her. Julietta Wheaton, sister irftP-..r.N- D dike," or some reason or other are selling mostly Miss Becklev. who has been under the doc Mrs had the diary of a friend of Kosciusko, tbe flND goods at the same 01a prices no cuts, nt are naturally sharp and crafty and Two of our. former residents, Ralph Wheaton, lately who visited New Haven. ce a number of with Polish poet Niemcewicz, Inaders, no slaughters, no half-pri- sales, to evade Jennie Meeker and Frank Allen, were tor's care for weeks, misfortune to fall and break a limb. notlilnir but straight sales. Why not? Be .lave tried every possible way on a broken hip. suffered a relapse last General Washington at Mt Vernon in cause we see no reason forgetting at a loss ot uavlnii their taxes. But as I have married at Winsted Monday. They nervous 1788, as confirmed by the Gen- 60 no 01 are to reside in west Cornwall. Saturday with trouble, owing BULL'S BRIDGE. June, per cent. You can buy goods cheaper een ordered to collect them by the to ber been connned to her bed eral's diary. The impressions of tbe us this month than any other. We keep right commander, There was a dance at Walter North having on sawiug woou, as toe saying is, id tnt department they simply so long in one position. At last re first President and his conversations even tenor of our tlfty-tw- o weeks in can't help themselves, but have tt tod's, last Friday evening. PERSONAL TOPICS. value and to way tbi Mrs O. E. Mrs ports the sufferer was a little better. give unique interest tbe year. We can see no reason for making pay them. None of them have very Norton's sister, Miss Cora Evans attended The visitor thus records his general slaughter at any particular season nuch love for the officers of the I7tb. Phelan of Torrinton, is visiting her, the paper. we make none of these ureat sacrifices, there Wells was in WATERTOWN. teachers' meeting which was held in first meeting with tbe General and his fore when we mark our goods we do not bavt because we have never overlooked George quite poor New Milford on wife, tbe narrator's "lie" referring to to mark them at 100 percent profit with antici i.helr underhanded dealings with the health and under the doctor's care, Friday. of sacrifices. Now if these annual ana week. THE RIGHT KIND OF SYMPATHY. Mrs A. E. Mallory of this village his effort to conceal tbe fact that Kos pation natives. 1 know are not very last e, semi-annu- al and al slaughter they and her sister, Mrs Hatch of Gaylords-vill- ciusko bad left America to bead a Pol oonanae sacnnces to me since I a num Arthur Leavenworth is living with Watertown, Ct., February 3, 1902. ' sales are tne genuine, tnai friendly caught F. of E. G. visited friends in Danbury, tbe ish organization: toey are ctatmea to oe, men tne concern wnc ber of them trying to smuggle gutta R. Ford North Woodbury. Mayor Kilduff, Waterbury. nast week. Mr Peter's house Is at the extreme keeps making .them year after year must the Chinese Mrs Joseph Holmes is seriously ill at Ct.: Dear Sir, We enclose our check make tremendous profits on bis regular sale: jercha. Undoubtedly Seabury Birdsell of the Soldier's point of the city, quite near George- just-th- war $100 which use at your discre or his business would soon be In con .vould try to stir up a if they this writing. please Home, Noroton, is boarding at Elisba town. We arrived here between six dltlon Julius Claesar was found in, when dared, but know would be Edward Crane, who has been quite tion toward aiding the people driven seven can how .Geome Washlnston steDned forward and said they they some is able to be from homes fire Potter's for a few weeks. and o'clock. One guess B. ' first to under and as for the indisposed for time, their by the terrible "I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my littl the go Fred R. Lane has a new my heart was beating. I to see Church, cnance.-ar- e out attain. of last Yours fHemin purchased Stephen natcnet." uutaon tne Moras, although they have the reputa night. truly, one man for whom since my iyou wing Dion A from here went to & Silk B. Hemin horse and sold to Milo Peck. the youth i that when the general public Is told that of being savage fighters, they are large number way Bartlett Co., A. E. and Albert S. Lane had had creat respect. I caught sight "we are selling a lot or tnose coucnes at . afraid of the American rules. There see the tire in Waterbury on Monday way, treasurer. Mallory window and SEYMOUR., CONN. that were soldlast week for 113." that this II is 1902. have bnugbt 25 pcres of woodland of J of hint through tbe recog- was on in antluloatlon of 16.1 are a many savage tribes back in George Knox's young baby quite Watertown, Ct., February 3, IK . TPo "" nized him once. About a dozen : mark nut the great "...... c ry ? . "..'.'.inrtat nfvi Wliloth.jkMi' i rr at Branch Office 21 South Market St., Mass. mark. A practical Illustration of "coming the mountains who have never seen a ill with a severe cold. wa.k..h. ii uiijgs was m our were toward us. I saw J5tjton, 01 W. W. Bishop of Kent people coming events cusi meir snaaows nurore. ueeas white man. Yet they never would be Ct., Dear Sir, Enclosed please find bim. I was to him by chtirlty come generally after business hours. my check $100 to use at discre village on Saturday. only presented Wo are all in business for the living wegutoui ible to do any harm, as they have no THE CALENDARS ARE ALL RIGHT AND your Mr Law. lie neio out nis nana to me of and we make in those in - it, can't three meals a da uns. There is a tribe of these pagans SO IS F. F. HITCHCOCK. tion aiding need, caused by and clasped mine. We went into the FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE. anu nave anyming leu ror tne cat selling si. ibout 50 miles from here the tire of last night. Yours truly. WEST CORNWALL. x pieces for fo.M; therefore, the natural con- occupying The handsome calendars, which F. Darlor. 1 sat down beside mm; was OAEXUBIi clusion is that the f 13 mark Is a fictitious valu- the mountains. They are not war to Buell Heminway and could not look FERRY, - F. Hitchcock has been presenting MR ALLEN. moved, dumb, at Custom Tailor, ation. Principal among theexcuses for a half- like and every little while the Moros his natrons, have been much The funeral of the late Elmore Hub- - MISS MEEKER him enough. It is aZmajestic face, in Ct. firlce sale is an overstock. Now we are make raids and take them appreci Miss a Railroad St., Watertown, FreoTSteveas' Unfailing selling every month In the year and j.aves. ated as calendars have seemed to be bell took place, last Jennie May Meeker, grand which dignity is united witn gentle- In t is a Moro's nature tcLstral Friday afternoon, was I take Dleasare announcing to the nubile .havo no rriint.fi dusirtrlo olose nut our good-u- It anything? of Mallinson, ness. we have of Hrst-cla- ss Es- - scarce in town this year. rrom the Methodist church. The de daughter Joseph The portraits that that I have opened a Tailoring half prh'o .lust liei'uuse the month does 01 they cau iay their na'aas on. Y we ceased was 70 old and has lived married on Monday to ranit Alien oi bim in Europe are not like him at all. tablishment and am enabled to turn out .Cus- COUGH does not happen to liuve au U In It. Of courst owo in now years Made from made CURE! wo ivixuWiti' out to tin Dattos the guard house A FINK CONCERT. in Watertown. Hotchkissville. After a short tour Mr He is nearly six feet high and very tom Suits fla up. especially purchases uncording for several natives. many years to vil to vour measure. Pants from ia up. over A Valuable Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore months wheu furn'ture moves most freely, kidnapping They Rock concert was Walter Hickox, son of Truman and Mrs Allen will return this strongly built: he has an aquiline nose. coats from Suits from SS up. Throat. Bronchitis, and all diseases and these months are known to every dealer vill a confinement. The Band given Mrs Allen's tli up. Bicycle 100 probably get year's a Hickox, broke his wrist while lage and reside with blue eyes; nis moutn. ana Keaay made rants ci.zo up uraers taicen lor of the Throat and Lungs. The marketman who orders nice turkey, last to full house playing particularly T.aftloe unH f4..n T litrTl.'ll u t '1 n i for and same I had a little experience with Moros a Thursday evening lower are Suite Thanksgiving the number foi at the North church. Everyone pro- with his schoolmates at the Center grandfather. his jaw, large. and First-Cla- ss Work 18M. Decoration Day, or Good Friday, would n few days ago. I was up the river in school, last He wore a tail coat, black stockings. Pressing Kepairing. Waldemers. Bridgeport, Ct., Dec. 21, doubt be In 02 of ai canoe one of in nounced it the finest concert given in Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G. Leo Listman spent Uuaranteed. Messrs F. S. Stevens A Co.. Gentlemen It is justified selling the latter ny with the soldiers town for a The musical A. N. Woolson has had a at- satin waistcoat, and breeches of tbe seldom that I endorse medicines or remedies half what he paid for them, but if he is foollsl. ur company. We landed near a little long time. slight Sunday at Charles Listman's. should enough to do It the second time vou can jusi rocks and other instruments which8 tack of pneumonia, but is recovering. same color. of any kind, preferring that others try l VIoro to some water. As Mrs NortnroDor JNew Minora maoe as I do and for themselves. But your bank on his uot paying the Newtown Bee village get were wonder- Mrs Taft has been visiting her son, He began by questioning me about happiness." judge so for space In which to tell about it In. He wll. we started to return to the canoe six they played upon truly H. D. a short visit, last weeK, witn ner General Kosciusko. was "The company rose to depart "Unfailing Cough Cure" works effectually keep as quiet about this secrnd transaction a: Moros came ful. Taft. Mrs M. C. Goodsell. I extremely and so much like a charm that I am glad to be had embalmed the running toward us, armed Rev Father O'Donnell has been daughter. embarrassed and confused. The first The General conducted us; in leaving add my testimony In Its favor. though last turkey and was nome A. sold It to the minister. Now we with ugly bolos, so I William D. nosier irom man was a he said to me: 1 yours, l oau., u ja. claim most looking thought The High school gave an entertain- elected a member of the American school over word I said to this great ruij emphatically that facilities tot the best to do was to get back on even- of D. the Albany Law Sunday. lie. was what this "I shall be very happy to see you at handling furniture at this erUnt and our ver. thing ment Thursday and Friday Historical Society Washington, several That mysterious world. small com into the canoe. we shoved ott and this week. C. Eugene II. Calkins spent me to. He to Mount Vernon; I shall be the re in a For Sale by every Druggist in tbe expenses enablejus to mukallvlng ings, week in Tor-ringto- departure brought put mission ana ami sen unaer citvy waited in mid stream to see what thev came home from his Miss vis- days last with his aunt me few days; you will come." records In our will prices,corroborateim would do. down Charles Frink Lucy Barkerof Woodbridge tne ionowing questions: l hope F. STEVENS A freight depot They ran to the edge with are He kissed once more Mrs Law's lit- - S. CO, our statement that we are furnishing In all f work, last week, the grip. ited friends in town, recently. The last was "How long you in tniscountry Wholesale and KetaU Druggists, the urlnclual cities of the state. Now. wt the river and stood there waving Mrs Emily Russell is visiting in Miss Emma Brown and Arthur supper, Friday night, months." tle child. Mrs Peters invited us to no no their bolos and us to come ouite a success, despite the severe and "Hignt next We took our de- 917 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. have leaders, tempting baits, nothing beckoning West Side. Beach of Waterbury were married, "How do you like it?" dinner the day. 1 sold less than cost to create an lmpresstoi. back. They acted as if they wanted E. W. disagreeable weather. The one sched am see in America after 8 o'clock in the evening. that we sell that but w Preston and Lincoln Smith last Saturday. is to be on Wed "I happy, sir, to parture everything way, to tight, so i pulled out my revolver w ere last of fire uled for this month those which was so I was well satisfied with my day." claim that the sum total of a considerable bll fired over did in town, Friday. A number of tbe members the 19th. blessings I ardently of furniture purchased here will be much un- ind their heads. They Tne annual "Men's Supper" was giv- company went to Waterbury, Sunday nesday evening, the wishing lor in my own country, to der the same bill selected In the city. That' not like the whistle of that bullet, en in Methodist church to are tne Americans indebted the reason they come here. Snap up the 39c from the parlors, evening, help in putting out the you, sir, STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS leaders If are am judging the way they got out ot nre ror them." they anything you want wnen we 1 Wednesday evening. disastrous that swept through OFF THE COLD. when you want a large Dill come and see us light, returned reported The auction of the property of the Bank street. Monday, A. N. Wool- - NEW HAVEN COUNTY. He bowed with a modest air, and high-pric- ed lfclfolfolfl and de- compare the pieces, or the the affair to my commander and a was at- me. Bromo-Quinin- e sum. total. late Waite Leavenworth well son's factory was closed. The trains said to Laxative Tablets tachment was sent with me to investi at good were loaded to from wished to We could not find a tended, Friday, things going with people and MIDDLEBURY. "I Uways your country cure a cold in one day. Jo cure, no and gate the village. prices. G. W. P. Leavenworth was the City. well, and that with all my heart." Price 2o cents. Furniture, Carpets, Mattings single person when we arrived there was pay. so the auctioneer. William Beers home over Sun- IN GRANGE CIRCLES. He uttered these last words with Kitchen Ranges. returned to town. Well, we got Miss Bertha Hatch went to her day. much feeling. People are speaking very much in Dyspepsia Curo our tennis court finished yesterday home in Bridgewater over Sunday. Miss Margaret McCowan of Water The Grange enjoyed a good time, last The questions on Kosciusko's jour favor of G. N. Clark's vejretable Liver and will soon be able to niav. Just Rev J. L R. Wyckoff, who was un- and William Maxwell, week Tuesday night. A goodly num ney to tbe springs, bis health, etc. Pills. They consider them the safest Diaests eat. & us tennis Christ bury formerly were out to witness A. H. Mattoon what yon G. F. BAKER CO., imagine playing at able to preach last Sunday owing to a or watertown, were married in Wa ber turned up again and renewed my tor and best remedy for regulating the artificially digests the food and aids mas time, as this will probably reach severe cold, is ab!s to be out of Watertown, install the new officers. Mrs Law's liver and bowels. We would It mar, all a again. terbury, Wednesday evening. Thev Mr ture. Happily. daughter. stomach, Nattim In nt.Trenort.henincr snrl ramn. Hawleyville, Conn. you at time, j. wisn you Miss Emily Tuttle visited out of will live in Thomaston where Mr Max Mattoon has committed the ritual aged 16 months, came in. General advise any one troubled with bilious structine tbe exhausted or- Merry Christmas. Ben. to memory, and does the work neaa-acb- e, digestive town, Friday. well is engaged in a plumbing estab- very Washington called ber to him, and ness, constipation, indigestion, gans. Itis the latest discovered digest-a- nt Seymour Brown was in Tarrytown, lishment. impressively. drew a peach-chees- e from his pocket. dizziness, etc., to give them a as have a wonder- and tonic. No other preparation AT THE GRANGE. last week, studying the "auto" busi The Knights of Pythias held a fair "Here is something for you." said trial they certainly can approach it In efficiency. It In- ness. at their hall, Monday, Tuesday and MUMPS PREVALENT. he. He gave her a piece and kissed ful reputation for curing bilious and relieves and cures Thursday evening, January 30, the The steam sawmill in West Side is been ailments. Sold drug- stantly permanently Mtate Master and Overseer were pres Wednesday evening of this week. Mumps have prevalent forsome her. He then gave all the rest to her dyspeptic by Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, a running again after the fire. Frank Cable and Miss Ames of Ban weeks. A goodly number or children mother. gists. Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, ent at special meeting of Washing The Till of Rock Band tarn were and some have been for little ton and Installed all the off- family the married at the Methodist grown people, the "Take it, madam, your Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Crampa and We Still Grange were entertained at Mapleton. parsonage recently. victims. Law." he said. all other results of im icers that were present. On account of to perfect digestion. illness the master-elec- t was unable to Nathan Churchill has the horse Henry G. Scott is suffering from The conversation turned agricul Price 50c and tl. Large shrecontains H Unies which James Bates of West Side has rheumatism. The "Fruit Growers' Institute,' a favorite with the Gen I mallslie Have be present. An address was given by tbe wnicn was neid January z'J, was a suc ture, subject A BookaUabontdyspentlsiiislisdfime State Master in his usual felicitous had. Mrs McCleary, the manager and own cess. Over 40 took dinner. eral. 'L'ney taiKea about tne arougnt, CASTOR pared by C C OcWITT CO. CQIeofl DeDtist Nichols opens an office in er of tbe Railroad hotel, has made which there was at this time, of bow For Infants and Children. mannerone by the overseer, in which this week. in G. W. Wallace harvested ice last tobacco was and Many good he spoke of the duties of Patrons and Washington Depot, great improvements the Dronertv. week: also Mr Davis. suffering through it, Tti Kisd Yea Hata Always E:ht the of to A nice little snow, last week, but it The house is heated by steam through- Board of held a meet also the maize and barley. things left in the way of advantages belonging the did not make much or sled- etc. Meals The Education went to Mrs a Grange. Worthy Master Johnson of sleighing out, bath rooms, closets, ing, last Friday night. I then up Washington. Bears tne News Opinions Winter Suita and Over- who was ding, much to the regret of the farm- can be obtained by the day or week Miss She is tbe same age as the General witchita Grange, also!present. ers. The is Cora Holmes is home from Wa b were 1732. She is ox OF coats that will real spoke of the of their hotel only three minutes walk for a few days. Jth born in short, BlgTiavtur you get growth Grange A little daughter of Wilbur Lins- - from the depot. terbury has bright eyes, a gay manner ex- during tne past year. was scalded Miss Anna Spencer is confined to the had on a of comfort in wearing for ley's, quite badly acci house with tremely good. She gown National Importance. to come. dentally, last week, with boiling water KENT. whooping cough. white stuff, drawn very tight, or rath- many days WARREN. on her chest. er attached on both sines with pins; a LEADINO COUNTRY flERCHANTS. Florence Fowler was at her home in NORTH KENT AND VICINITY. SAVED HER CHILD'S LIFE. bonnet of white gauze with ribbons AN ENTHUSIASTIC GRANGE. South Britain over Sunday. of the same color, showing the outline SUN Remember Mr who A weeks our THE The Worthy State Grange Master. Birdsey Skilton of Watertown visit- Faulkner, represents the "In three chubby little of her head very much, leaving tbe Your B. C. ed in J. Clapp firm, was in the place Satur boy was changed by pneumonia'almost and Opportunity. The Prices Have Patterson, and the Worthy State town over Sunday. forehead uncovered only partly Before Old Winter take its -- Overseer, I. C. instal day. to a skeleton," writes Mrs W. Watkins her white which was done shall flight AJone Grange Fanton, Mrs Clarence vis- or hiding hair, There's a host of thlnirs we're sellinir rhrht. Been led the officers of Wichita Grantre. as ROXBURT. Waldron has been .Pleasant City, 'A terrible cough up in a little She was one of Yon may want a of those best t'elt Boots her Mrs Everett set in (. of a pigtail. Or or Canspairor Suits. ! sisted by Sister Miss Laura Patterson, iting sister, Thomp in, that, spite good doctor's the most beautiful women in America. Mittens, Working Contains Both.. son. to-da- You'll not. have occasion to turn nose Slaughtered a niece of the State Master. A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT ASSURED. treatment for several weeks, grew and even y she has up your Worthy Railroad re- worse something At our Ladies' Woolen Fleece Lined Hose: Daily, by mail, $6 a year roe installation exercises were verv carpenters have been every day. We then used Dr fvery charming about her. She never Or In the coldest weather you'd not despair A of "Deceivers Ever" New ; Wool Underwear and mall, $8 a impressively and beautifully rendered performance pairing the platform at the freight King's Discovery for Consump- had any children by lienerai washing-ton- If blest with Wright's Fleeced Dally Sunday, by year without use is to be given in the Town hall the uepot. tion, and our darling was soon sound We've Ginghams and Remnants with prices the of the Manual which first of next of Miss she bad four by her first husband, low. made more week, by the members Hester Hall came home from and well. We aresureithisgrand medi s it impressive and properly "The The is a social Merwmsville to Mr Custis. And Table and Napkins that'll please Watts & understood, wnen tne two gentle Wing." Wing attend the dance at cine saved his life." Millons know it's We spoke with Mrs Washington of you, we know: The Sun Coggswell, men off auxiliary of the Ladies Aid society of Everett Thompson's, Friday evening. t he only cure for coughs, colds and all Our Best Cotton Batting, should you give It a Sunday got at Canaan to change cars the small likeness that there is be trial. s t In ror the Congregational church. The di John Stoffel is spending a few diseases. K. i. Beers & uo. will he greatest Sunday Newspaper Washinqtos Depot, Ot. uornwan Bridge, imagine their of is in days lung tween the General and his portraits. With our Fine Woolen Yarn, cause you to to learn their rection the play the hands of witn nis orotner in jMewarg. Newtown: B. Hawley & Co., Stepney She asked Mrs Peters at last to play su.lle. the World. disappointment that Mr Thistleton. The cast of characters W. B.i The E. C. And among other things that add to your train for Cornwall Bridge had been will be Mrs F. M. Bacon of Hawley, Sherman; the piano, which she did, and played graces gone four minutes. With ther- as follows: Orange, N. J., Piatt Co.. Hawleyville, E. A. Honan, fav- Is a fine assortment of Ribbons and Laces. Price 5c a copy. By mail $2 a year. the ) ( Ea-rl- was in town the eternal "Battle of .Prague" (a mometer or near zero secured Maude Meredith Mrs Paucett recently looking over her guarantee every 50c and They make a nice finish as every knows at they Ehz LiViidiu Cous- - Mrs Burr OastlK. iarm property. Naylordsville, orite piece of music in America) very For what would this world be without Address, a team and teams It. ISa I Mi M. 81.00 bottle. Trial bottles free. well. was served. found an any THE SUM, New Yorfc' driver, changing at ilsdale ins s Thomns. The grand list of taxable property in Tea I beaux. Cornwall Bridge for Warren and ar Lou.sa. their aunt, Mrs Eufjene Ward. the town of Kent as opportunity to be beside the General. rived hall 9 m Mrs Malouey, landlady of Sharley Cot- completed by the FAVORITE.NEARLY Fie an address town H. S. at Grange at nearly p. tage, Mrs Mark Bradley. Board of Relief shows a total amount EVERYWHERE praised that the Comstock. uch is the of those two Postman. Master Robert Ward. of Norfolk had to the President. Cornwall Bridge, Conn. spirit true Of $455,582. de- given Leonard's Insur- All Kinds Patrons they never turn back with Jocolyn DenDy, M. JJ., Constipation means dullness, "Did you know Mr Jones," Mr Law on headache, disorder- was their hand the plow. The Patrons The Progress Club has read MARBLED ALE. pression, generally asked him, "who killed in duel by in the meantime, having heard of the together "As 5fou Like It" and ed health. DeWitt's Little Early Mr Livingston?" ance Agency. Of Vehicles. disconnection, hastened to "Othello," and is now "The 8T Risers stimulate the liver, open the believe I did see him, but I did $4-7- 5 get supper " reading ANDREW'S PEOPLE RETURN "I oerore tne exercises and a cup or hot Rivals, by Sheridan. The readings of THANKS. bowelsand relievcthis condition. Safe, not know him intimately. They say Top and Open Buggies, Run- conee witn eaioies soon warmed tne ciud are book-revie- speedy and thorough. They never tbe shot he fired at his Buys a barrel of Jones' Superla- up supplemented by At a of St Andrew's that opponent M. O. Grocer- abouts, Platform Duplex End tneir spirits and a most delightful by the members. meeting Guild, gripe. Favorite pills. R. H. Beers & cut a piece off his nose. How tive or B. Flour. Full Stock of Springs and Pleasure as iasu xiiursuay, it was voted taat Co., Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., could miss You know Mr Liv- ies, Boots. Shoes and Dry Goods. You always Old evening.such Wichita Grange never Sandy he it. worth nere. Concords Sur- B. B. get your money's Wagons, and will forget, was enjoyed by all. Long AT THE CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH. Hook; A. Blakeman, Botsford; ingston's nose, and what a capital tar- reys, Light and Heavy Farm mav these brothers live who brought Hawley & Co., Stepney; The E. C. get it is." Wagons and Heavy Trucks. us goou cneer. The pastor has been giving Sunday Piatt Co.. Hawleyville; W. N. Hurd, "I was delighted to see the good ALLEN JOYCE, evening talkson the lives of great men. Long Hiil. father in good humor. He turned to- Roxbury Station Ct. Done An infant born to Mr and Mrs Wil The for the even- me travel- Companies Repairing Promptly liam topic coming Sunday Soft ward me, and asked if I had Barrett. January 23, died Janu ing is "Selfishness: Illustrated from JUDGES AT THE TABLE. ed mucb in the United States. I re- Timber Contractor. Steam ary ze. the Career of Napoleon Bonaparte," to that I had not been farther and all kinds of Lum- be followed "God's who come to dine come to plied Sawmill by Overruling People than New York, that I was surprised This is the finest Lowest ber and sundry turning and BRIDGEWATER. rrovioence; illustrated irom the Harness criticize. This is not nice, but it is at tbe progress which such a new Blue Ribbon blend of Coffee on Career of Napoleon Bonaparte." human nature. That is one reason had made in culture and pop- the market to-d- ay planing. You can make your har- country Brand Coffee. 2oc ITEMS OF INTEREST. ness ma why the hostess uses at the price, per E. L. who has been in a New soft aa a glove Vanilla Cry- ulation. pouuu. we want Mrs Isabelle Orr's funeral was Sanford, and aa tough as wire by stals in flavoring the desert. She thus "There are Eastern he one of our Coffee customers large York returned home Satur- using EUREKA the States," every to give this Rates. ly attended on home hospital, Bar. disarms unfriendly judgment. said to are the most advanc- famous blend a trial ; they wont it. Thursday at the day, 25, much in Oil. You can me, "that regret of her son, James Orr, Rev F. W. Ray- January improved lengthen Its life make it ed in culture and population." Agent for and Co. H. W. Woodruff, mond Rev L. health and hopes in the near future to last twice as Ionic as it Fidelity Casualty of and F. Buigessofliclatincr, be able to return to his scholars in HUIBUUJ WOOia. WE SERVE IT UP. "They were," said I, "the first in STEPHEN FRENCH, New York, Accident and Health Policies, Ct. MrsJBennett Peck spent Sunday with which the Europeans settled." Stepney Depot, Ot. and representative of the Aetna ndem Washington Depot, friends in Dei by. Just the of a taste be- "On he Co. Danbury. Drew Sanford, who has been in New suggestion the contrary," replied, "the nity of Hartford, Ct., for bonda for Another dance was held at Pitcher's EUREKA cause Scott's Emulsion really contains first settlement was in Virginia, and persons holding positions of trust. 3 York City for some time, is now at his cod-liv- er of We hall, Monday evening, February home. the pure and lots it then in New England. But it is the Mrs Arza Morris has been suffering serve it up in its most palatable form division into township which is so CALL AT cold. Mrs E. L. Sanford spent several days Oil and for and reasons to with a in last week. Harness this other Scott's favorable tbe maintenance of order, CARL BADER, Mrs Morehouse Is not as well as she Derby, Emulsion is superior in every respect police, and.public establishments. The Trade makes a poor looking har- raw oil. has been for some time past. ness like new. Made of to the population there is very industrious; With us and save money. WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET, A week ago Sunday Mr Olson was un- SOUTHVILLE. pure, heavy bodied oil, es- every farmer, even the poorest, lives Our stock of Groceries and Meats are always a pecially prepared to with- fresh. Felt Boots, Rubbers and Shoes, we Blanchard's, fortunate in losing horse which he stand the weather. in independence." Goods. Fairfield Washington Depot. Monroe. BIUfDFLY NOTED. OA, Tl , n .. " said have your fit. Good stock of Dry tt Arenas, Brideport, purchased in It broke its Bold everywhere Bears tbe t inb l.iiuiiu mil nave always tsougnt "More independent, I, "than on neck. Mr and Mrs J. Smith took a in cans all sizes. manv in otber places. You At full linn of meats always hand. Oam trip gentlemen J. H. CASSIDY, w in lie season. Meats of S. Miller, tbe Hebrew who Roxbury, last Signature are the people in tbe world." ut always prime quality, peddler, Saturday. Made STANDARD happiest South Conn. uuiin oaaipon. and prices reasonable. was so seriously hurt in Thomaston, Mr and Mrs John Fitzsimmons bj OIL CO. ef "Provided that we do not spoil our Britain, Meals at all boon. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902. HOME NEWS. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Mother OBITUARY. NEW MILFORD. " THE D. M. READ SIRS My mother was troubled CO., MICHAEL KEATING. BEE'S ON Mrs G. Gas THE ARTICLE LAST WEEK ESTABLISHED D'S. Michael Keating of NEW MILFORD's" NEW POSTMASTER with consumption for many 1857, HOWLAN street, an estimable lady whose illness CAUSED SO FAVORABLE MENTION At last she has been noted in The Bee, passed THAT WE THIS years. was given on 35 REPRODUCE'lT, WEEK, Bridgeport Conn. away Friday morning, aged years WITH THE PORTRAITS OF JUDGE die. Then and 11 months. Mrs Keating.had been up to she tried a sufferer. The funeral was JACKSON AND MR ANTHONY. patient Mil-ford- and We attended on Sunday afternoon from St Judge George H. Jackson, New 's Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, merely mention as a forerunner, that each day brings types of Rose's church, Father Fox officiating. new postmaster, is well qualified was speedily cured." D. P. dress goods and silks that are to be worn this season. A look now and The pall bearers were John and for the important and honorable post of Michael Keane, Thomas Keane, W. C. to which he has been appointed. He Jolly, Avoca, N. Y. then will be interest. and to the element in the RUMflAGE Corbett, Patrick Keating Patrick belongs younger 25c.. 50c.. I. C. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass. $1.0. Haugh. Among those from out of republican party, and has been one of Cor- the workers and advisers town were Patrick Keane, Ellen leading party BUNDLE SALE. bett, Mrs Patrick Troy ana Miss Mag- in recent years. There is no question Carpetings. gie Keating of Bethel, Maggie, Nora, that he will make a competent and If are of re-carpe- ting floors And Sale of The and a During inventory we selected about you thinking your this spring, although Michael and Thomas Keane, Delia obliging official, prove worthy 1500 articles from stock and will sell is a little we offer : Lynch, Martin McNamara, John successor to Mr Anthony, who has been 25c On Feb- it early, you the following attractions Mrs Miss with of office. them at each. Saturday, Keane, Michael Lynch and popular the patrons the ruary 8, we will off er them at the above Susie Donlon of Danbury, Mrs James Judge Jackson is 47 years old, the The retail Regular Price Reduced Price Cum-ming- s, son of W. a farmer. price. regular prices range F. B. SMITH STOCK. Cummings and son, Mrs Alfred Charles Jackson, from $15 to 25c. Nothi ng less than 25c. Wilton Velvets, $1.50 $1.15 Mrs P. Crotty, Mrs Thomas His father enlisted in 18(2, in the include diamond Mrs of Union Second They rings, gold filled, Velvets, 1.00 .75 Keane and Patrick Lynch army in Company H, silver and nickel watches, silver plat- Bridgeport, and Patrick Haugh of Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He was ed salts and Savennerie 1.50 Norwalk. There were a number of killed at the fearful battle of Cold spoons, napkin rings, pep- Axminsters, 1.15 stock of F. B. Smith, Va. Jackson's mother pers, cuff pins, hat pins, pocket books, Extra Axminsters, 1.25 1.00 We've bought the entire beautiful floral tributes, including a Harbor, Judge pencils, clocks, etc. Reid & Todd, pillow with the words, "Dear Wife," 1054 Main street, Saxony Axminsters, 1.00 .75 who for a dozen years conducted the People's Bazaar cross with the word, "Mamma, "wreath jewelers, Bridgeport. from Mary Keane of Elmira, N. Y., MRS MARSH'S VERY WORDS. Moquettes, 1.00 .60 in with success. bouquets from Mrs Troy and others. A Body Brussels, 1.25 1.00 Bridgeport husband and one son survive her. "After eating," she tells us, "I had awful at the chest and my stom- Body Brussels, 1.15 .90 He has from wanted to sell his storm of pain retired business; Despite the last Saturday, ach felt dull, cold and wretched. The Best Tapestry Brussels, .85 .65 the funeral of Patrick McCarthy was little 1 ate did me no good. I could stock quick for cash; accepted our offer. largely attended. The pall bearers haadly straighten myself out from pain Good Tapestry Brussels, .65 .50 were Patrick Blake, John Kane, Pat- weakness. on un- rick Thomas John and Thus I dragged Is, .60 .45 is some but Finneli, Cavanangh, til I was cured by Calcura All-AVo- The stock mostly good, bad, every Solvent, the ol T. Kane and Dennis Cavanaugn. A new medicine, discovered by Dr David Best Ingrains. .65 .50 requiem high mass was read by Father of is a the is sold. Some ar- in- Kennedy Kennedy Row, Kingston, bit bargain way it being ' Fox, after which the remains were N. Y." All $1.00. terred in the family plot at St Rose's druggists ticles are marked 5 cents on the dollar, some 75 cemetery. MILLIONS PUT TO WORK. Skirts. of new Here are some items that are to attract even if the average is half price. TRINITY CHURCH. The wonderful activity the enough you, you are well supplied. century is shown by an enormous de- Skirt patterns 50 inches long and 34 incheswide", 25, 29 and 35 cts. of LENTEN SERVICES. mand for the world's best workers, Dr flounce There are many sorts goods domestics, wash King's New Life Pills. For constipa- Some with a double for 50 cts. Ash Wednesday, 10.30 a. m. tion, sick headache, biliousness or any Short outing flannel skirts made with plain and yoke bands, 59 goods, hosiery, underwear, etc. Other Wednesdays, 3.30 p. m. trouble of stomach, liver or kidneys 25, 35, 45, cts. Friday evenings, 7.30 p. m. they're unrivaled. Only 25c at R. H. Lace trimmed flannel skirts, 59c, 98c and 1.25. All are fast. Come s-- Wednesdays there will be devo- Beers & Co., Newtown; W. B. Hawley, selling very quickly. tional readings, and on Friday even- Sherman; The E. C. Piatt Co., Ha ings a course of lectures. B. Hawley & Co, Stepney; E. The D. M. READ Co. A. Honan, Gaylorrjsyille. IN MASONIC CIRCLES. AT BETTS . Hiram lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., the celebrated Saxon rolled oats. G. With the Smith stock there is on sale conferred F. C. on one can- Try REMEMBER N. Clarke's Vegetable Xuver Pills Rummage the degree fe Betts' Crest coffee is the best on the Have a wonderful GEORGE H. JACKSON. 1 , rei'K tl.'ilt?.?' cn,r,nK Bni10"s and Dyspeptic aliments. Their action being didate, Wednesday night. Following market. He has cheaper grades if you Tou can get that Fancy Bay State mild and natural mal tor Indi- - s are the work an was Flour at South Britain Mill for H.50 per bbl. gestion. Headache, etc.SaTt.?1d.??st med7 Biliousness. Constipation. from every The various managef oyster supper enjoyed, want them. We iiin? " uiem triai. unce tried used. department. through the generosityof E. C. Piatt. was a daughter of Isaac Hine. The Now is the time for Buckwheat Cakes. aoiu oy uruggists. always of our was When in Shelton will have the best of Buckwheat Flour. Your into corners and for ev- subject sketch the oldest it interest you Feed Grinding done while you watt. For all oking overhauling goods AREPLYTO CITIZEN son of a family of seven. He attended and be for your profit to call at the kinds of Grain and Feed at lowest possible sold school in Maryland district until he hardware store of D. N. Clark. Notice prices go to South Britain Mill. erything that for any reason should be quick. BY A. C. LAKE OF BETHLEHEM. was 12 years old, and then went to their adv. in another column. CONGER & MORROW, "Remember that a man's fellows often take Ohio to live with an uncle and aunt, J. A. BEARD, W. C. Allen, Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith, Carrl- - him at his own estimate." How high does a . , ana All such articles go into the at prices man value bisown when he does not Mr and Mrs Henry Merwin. He work- South Britain. Ct. . - " St.maKing repairing.w . All Rummage thoughts Bears OASTOHIA.t The Kind Von Have Always Boajht SHERMAN, CONN., " ".JKl work Rnttiun IMnu a think them valuable enough to hare them ed on their farm summers and attend- ths A rfcad V tO dO I'".- - (llnnln Wn ,1 General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. -- . out. published over his own signature. We have 44 ed school the fall and winter. Shop Just south of Keane shop. that send them scurrying towns in Connecticut with a population of during less than J000 inhabitants and these are what For two years he attended the high come 1 call the small towns, and about 50 more with school, Newton Falls, Trumbull, O., On Wheels. SPRI1GB1K flBRD OF PBDI6UB It'll pay you to and rummage. a population of less than 3000, about and , DEATHS. Anything two-thir- making then returned to Connecticut to of our towns with a less popu- lation than be cited as us some our attend a select school. On Wa or FAnair. we shoe we do all Tops and. giving of leaving New M11.FORD January 30, Garry G. Potter, hiilM horses, Trimmings. BERKSHIRES best legislative brain. The town men Donald school he accepted a position in the 83 and 7 nfonths. kinds of jobbing, we build barrows, sleds and T. Warner and the late William C. Case were aged years beavv bobs, we naint wagons, we use tbe best Canopy Tops. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Backs, men of dry goods store of Booth & Blinn, New Bethel January 30, Mrs William Wood, etc. One new Concord Buggy cheap for Casta. ability. But where aid tbey attain aged 57 years. of stock, we employ the most experienced their and exnerience? I do not. Milford, remaining with them four Mii-for- we oe satis- reputation New February 3, Elbert Kritts. workmen, guarantee every jod to D. G. BEERS & CO., Newtown, Ct. Unsurpassed tut size and trae Berkshire char- consider Salisbury a small town geographic- years. He left this firm to take a po- G. we sell or trade wagons. We CD or Besides Air Warner's Sandy Hook January 31, Mrs Michael factory; buy, do It acter. Blood of Longfellow, Barest Lee IV, ally numerically. sition with Bostwick Brothers in the Keating, aged 35 years and eight months. will do vou rood work, do It Quick and "Dutchess," Windsor Bnprame ' and KIbk Dusiness nas taken mm outside of bis town. - In- for Cash. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO., William C. Case was a member of a button business, and was with them BetkuL- February 5, Raymond Walter. cheap ! L VII represented. Prices moderate. Stock prominent 10 fant son of t'!B" T. and Lenora B. Stone, COFFEE AND TEA always for sale. Invited. J. B. law firm in thecitv of Hartford and isrenorted years, the last four or as 1 months and 8 H. A. PRATT, Inspection as a lawyer from Hartford in the Connecticut foreman in the livejears r.gi day. Hattertown. We can suit you In this line as well as oth- WATSON, "Springbank." Marbledale, Cona negisten. Ana mat is wnere ne got nis repu finishing department. ers. We have Coffee from 10c per pound to the tation. Do you suppose he would ever have The firm going out of business Mr recommend as best Java and Mocha for 35c, either ground or Bridgeport. he did If he Jackson went to as HOUSEKEEPERS Sllvejrft.ll ueau. cne occupied the prominent position Springfield, Mass., The Kind You Haw Polish. Try It. Held tt iuu wuDHmwr place. had kept his office in Oranby? What I term foreman of Beuitba t Always Bough) 1054 Main Oscar ' a resident of a town is a mttn Mint lives and the finishing department Todd, street, Bridgeport. TRUMBULL, Pitzschler, in the of Newell and Signature CONN. Barber & West conducts his principal business in a town. factory Brothers, office SJ. Hairdbjessbb, St. is from a not was with two of I will be at the town clerk's parks, and That practical point of view and them years. He left NOTICE from 1 to 4 D m. until fur Haircnttingbavlng Shampooing Singe- from a legal point. The citizen savs the list them to a Saturday, ing In the very best manner and latest style. Mr take position as superin- ther notice, for the Durnose of receiving taxes No extra of of names such as he has named, Warner of New Collector. charge trimming whiskers at time and Mr Case, for those are the only two names tendent the Milford Button R, A. Clark, The Reason of Haircut. Comparison with work of others De THE PROBATE COURTS. invited. ne mentionea.couiu extended aa Infinitum. Co.'s factory, whose was later .v Special attention to Ladles' Shaiu' i plant sow. Our sales Incre! pr-- and Children's Ca.sk SaJe Neither of them are from what I term small fire. 12 FURNITURE and Halrcutting. Spot towns. or destroyed by For the last years of bought wp furnish our with best I Again he she (whichever it may be), OF CONNECTICUT, District ANTIQUE Ct. P. O. Address customers lCj he has been in STATE 1903. Easton, made. lt. says that many of our best men and women in engaged the grocery ss. Probate Court, Jan. 15, K. J). 25. Bethel, vt. Cakes and Bread that can be ON our cities were born in the poor country business. For the last eight years Mr Estate of Bridget Burnett, late of the B E RT DA. V, towns. But they left the small towns. And Jackson has been the town of Trumbull, In said district, deceased. as ERDMAN & Mason was it for any other reason than that saw leading trial The uourt of Probate ror the JJistrlct or FOR SALE The duck farm containing ELWCLL, and Contractor, Danbury, Ct. a chance for develonmenttheyin justice and when the new town court limited allowed six tfnnH hniirltnflr and all lmnrovements. Brick a better their the Bridgeport, hath and Bethel tJakers, ures laying Specialty. 11. cities? I did not inteud to man months from hereof for of Located 1 A miles from Fairfield depot. Lewis Mr-Fig- on Feb. 1902: say where a date the creditors mo. given large and small con Tiesday, was born that went to the legislature but the said estate to exhibit their claims for settle Uiller. K D it), eairneiu, Fountain Place, Bethel, Conn. tracts. 55c place that sent him was the place that he ment. Those who neglect to present their ac Washburn's Best Flour, per bag, represented and that was where he went from. counts, properly attested, within said time, fOR SALE Some ;ood barn hay. Will sell 40c The fact is too prominent to want any at- win be denarred a recovery. All persons in- at. Sift ner ton at rn if taken rignt away. Fancy Ponce Molasses, tention called to it, that many of our graat debted to said estate are requested to make John H. Steele, Middleuury, Conn. men were born and-bega- n life In our small immediate payment to W. X. QALLAQHER, towns, but the of them Artnur K. Administrator. acn-- r South Conn. Closing out Sale on Horse Blankets, at Cost, This day. countrynave majority that flump. POR SALE Good rabbit dog. jonn Britain, attained eminence nave either gone to man. Monroe. Address, R.D. 14, Stepney be mv Shoo In Join the larger place to live or have had offices and OTATE OF District of Shall at Barber building business in them. The little towns are all CONNECTICUT, Depot, Ct. ing Munson Hall Wednesday and Saturday of Hemember the Dcvte O Bridgeport. ss. Probate Court. January every week from 1 p. m. to 10 p. m. First class Bargain D&y. right but like the small man in business thev 15, 1B03. fox. coon and fur hides of every worn do not have the chance that the capitalist Estate of Walter Burnett, late of Trum SKUNK, bought. Nicholas Tesiny, 3767 guaranteed. uoes to ueveiop. Human nature is tne same bull, in said district, deceased. Main St., wnereever you may una it. la. c. ijake. The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport, Leading Photographer, Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six SALE, RENT OK EXUBAKttE- -t arms HAM STREET, DERBT. CONN. B. HAWLEY & CO., An audience of about 40 enjoyed Rev months from the date hereof for the creditors FOR 17 to 100 acres. Prices from HO0 to Go Your Attic a4 feA imn rinslmhlM nrTDertv. Through worlr G. T. Linsley's able and instructive of said estate to exhibit 'lieir claims for set Home verv citv - Pries the Lowsat for first elaaa) Grocers, Conn lecture on "TheState of tlement. Those who neglect to present their Prices low. terms easy uu james J. nru- And see if you have any old books," steel en- Leading Stepner, Connecticut," accounts, properly attested, within said time, phy, 64 Grand St., Danbury, Ct. gravings, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs, at Sandy Hook on Tuesday evening. will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- mahogany furniture or any old fashioned Insurance placed In all Leading Companies. Rev O. O. Wright presided and intro- debted to said estate are requested to make w A l.tv'a hat. hnt.wAAll Hammertown stuff, china, crockery, pewter, silver, etc., get duced the immediate payment m Jj and Derby. Finder will please send word it out ana turn tnem intocasn. on can senu TP speaker. Arthur E. Plumb, Administrator. to S. W. smith. Ansonia, or rewr juu-- us by mall a description of what you have and XJ roe, juij, we win Representative Edward Taylor en- OF NEWTOWN, ss Probate reply promptly. H D DISTRICT ir 1 tertained a few friends very 82, 1903. nnD a a t c a rivntiAN nr.u Dalor. REDF1ELD & KEANE, Auctioneers, ' House pleasantly Estate of Sophronia Beers, late of New- brooders, used one season, in good condl- - 177 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, Ct Watch and Clock at dinner on Wednesday evening, the said deceased. f room. w vi-- O occasion his town, in district, tlon ; reason, lack of ill iumiibv being birthday. The Court of Probate for the district of rers. box 121, netnei. viu 48 Fairfield Cobb. Roxbury hath limited and allowed six months At., Bridgeport, Painting. Who will store GRINOINQ. Barber another from tne oate nereoi ior tne ureaiiors oi saia elegant upngnt . Repairing. Colepaugh bagged NOTICE use of and I will grind all kinds of (Formerly of Danbury.) DTO'a Lead and Zinc Paints fox on estate to exhibit their claims for settlement, same, possibly purchase on Tues- (ready Your Watch is out of repair and Saturday. Those who neglect to their accounts, if price and terms are satisfactory. Address feed at my mill In Brookfield Center reasonable so It withinpresentsaid will be de and of each week, at The best photos at for nae) look better, wear better and needs clean Inn or attention? If bring to nrnnftrlv attested, time, "Traveler," Box 1325,IWaterbury. days Fridays popular prices. your home store at Saudy Hook, where it may Mrs Silas Fairchild is in Woodbury barred a recovery. All persons Indebted to prices. over more surface than any other paint Mrs N. Sr. saw SALE AT A BARGAIN Plumbing, receive proper ubiiibiuu. with It. Betts, estate are requested to make immediate TX)R A we know of. A number of houses in We also pay special attention to clock re' payment to i a. jjeers. L tinning and steam heating. complet Charles M. Pin6kney( pairing. Mrs D. K. of Hook Administrator line of stoves, ranges and houselurnlsnings. Brookfield Center. NO FROQ ! NO FOOT! town are examples of how it looks Just at this time we hare many pretty ar- Colepaugh Sandy For particulars write . n. uuiver. oejuwui. your ticles In on suitable for is recovering from one of the prevalent GEORGE Wr. ANTHONY. Ct. and how it wears. Call or send for col- silver hand, wedding be ana Dirtnaay guts. grip colds. ANTED Farm hand, single. Must 10 I shna horses on strict! v natural Drinclnles: able to milk and handle horses. Apply DOR SALE- Registered Devon bull calf. nrouer Be or cards. n;. X' old. James Sullivan, New Minora, NOTICE. more sieed obtained bv shoeing. Representative Edward Taylor was was established by the last Legislature. at once. s. L.oven, isewtown, ui. weeks setting light tires ficeacfi. Shoring!. U(ht W. B. SNIFFEN. SALE- -1Berkshire We. tbe undersigned, do work under tbe fol new w- - in mu w ',- - THE in JNew York, last week, ana attended Mr Jackson's name was tne oniy one T OST Small package sundry articles be BREEDING STOCK FOB beads: Wood work. steel tires mrwwiwinK n S. IB ontnA crtare nnfi hours from nediglree stock. lowing Blacksmithlng, branches. Horseshoeing a specialty. Shop Hook, Ct. one of Fassig-Tipto- sales. Gov McLean for JJ tween Newtown Depot and E. Loveil's. Palnting.-Saw-nllng- , Sandy the great presented to appoint Box 61, Mew Minora. Furniture repairing. Har- opposite Short's hat factory. He saw thefamous stallion. ment. He has excellent satis Tuesday evening. Finder kiadly leave at Bee antes Sullivan, ness making and repairing. We guarantee JOSEPH BUSSES, Bethel, Ct 1 HUBBELL & WADE trotting given Offlce.l all 1nlnL And our nrices move with the times. - Co., Oakland Beron, sold under the hammer faction in this place, the expenses of nice Samuel B. Kyle, F. E. Sturges, Daniel J. Bur MS The Number of Teams Stop' ror $io, ioo. the justice courts being reduced more TjIOR SALE Pair working cattle and TOWN And PEOPLE uonn. Wateb St., Foot or Bank, Increasing Holstein yearling bull. E. S. Beardsley, The ton, uetnei, WILLIAM WELLINGTON, ping at Munsell's Corner than a half. Mr Jackson ably repre' Ct. A book of Woodbury. Connecticut. Edited M. and Mr Hard of Ox Stepnev, 1 - NOTICE The of Oonn. For Their J. Cassidy a sented the town in the in h. ii j u Minnist.mnir. Historical uni iwuii- REGISTRARS' Registrars Nichols, Conn. - Legislature half-ton-e Price Second Voting district of Bridgeport, ford were in town on A vouns cow Al nUnnnt. OveraO Illustrations. i v Wednesday,lo"ok- 1897, and 1899 received the TIOR SALE eood and calf. . . . i 1 iNewtown win De in session on reuru-ar- & Waook Makiho a Repaikitc. in nomina a of steers 3 old. JI.7&; 10c. auurea, riaay, Carriage - ing after cattle. for senator in 19th dis lso good pair nearly years per copy, postage. 7. and February 14. at Grand Army Hall. and General Blacksmith 'Store Open Monday and Saturda,Even- tion state the Call at U. E. Plumb s, Stevenson, Conn. M. Strong. North Woodbury, Conn. Sandv between hours of 12 o'clock tyHorseshoelng Feed Stuffs and Grain and was defeated 112 votes. Hook, the lng. . My prices are ana au wura ngs. W. B. Terrill was on duty on the trict by 30 rignt see me. iw T?OR SALE- - Farm in Long Hill of aci SALE-- By of the C. S. anteed nrst Class. Come and rural free route of Carrier There is no question but that he would all BANKRUPT order purpose of making an enrolment of the legal Shows that the farmers are with delivery r good land, plenty fruit ol kinds, g( ri Ti. rinnM. I will snll at Public Auc voters of said district according to their de pleased Tomlinson, Tuesday and Wednesday. have been elected had republicans in building. Place suitable for milk man or 8.19U3, 10 o'clock the Quality of the qrain, weights and 3 walk from church and tion on Saturday, February at clared political preference. John L. San ford, other towns in the district outside of butcher, tmlnutes forenoon, on tne premises now "J John F. Keating. Second Voting BaOOKITKLD E. E. WHEELER, measures. Give me a call and the re- H. G. Warner is laid with one of schoolhouse, 30 minutes walk from railroad H. Fairchfid known Registrars up New Milford to William inSouthbury.and suuuv jan-,s- j, P. H. DIXON, COM. proved loyal the party - ...... ike. k. station and postotnee. f d - ix uil ,Viu ,H,ru.pf.i twlnnir-" - district, hook, Cor. Main and Elm sult will be satisfactory tojjour pocket-boo- the grip colas. ormerlyor addressoccupied, as tilt) uubunv.,..1.:.. 1 .K. J St., prevalent nominee. Frank Squinobal. Apply Fran to said W illiam H. Fairchild, consisting of and Waf oa Making ana Mr is a Hill. Ct. ing . Carriage BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Jackson member of the Campbell. Long cows, young cacue, sow, uajr, MACK. Horasa Dr J. W. Gordon, Undertaker Keat of St Peter's wagons, harnesses,biu,etc. Sale on J. Repairing, hoeing Congregational church, IX)R SALE- 2 chean horses and one sow. M tools, horse, H. Park Citt And General aMenUoa ing, Martin Lillis ana Julius Tilson No. 21, F. & A. M., and of T D. Botsford. u. the premises in Southbury. Philip Rusher, Restaurant, Blacksmithlng. Special M UNS to lodge, Beers, f. u., k. it, nanay Trustee. 1131 Main St., Near Ailing Rubber Co. Store. given to interfering Horses. Also oa snowing. S. W. ELL, went to Waterbury, Monday, take Ousatonic chapter, No. 33. Mr Jack- Hook, Conn. of all kinds built at short noUce. Sat in at fire. it iv In exchange for eak Best Dinner In Wagons ru - BUY North Woodbury, Conn. the sights the great son married Miss Alice, daughter of 9 A top rimgies 35c Bridgeport. isfaction guaranteed. Over years expen- T OST A pointer dog about months old. IS tlmlmr nr rash. I have Buggies, 3 of esce. Kind treatment to horses, rancynorse William S. Baldwin, and has one k suitable rewaru oirereu iur its reiuru. .1...... 1 nrit.h rnhhar tire, first class In ev me Mrs Richardson and went j vi Farmers desiring to have if wanted. Give a trial. daughter In he has been an James B. Nichols, Mt. Pleasant, Newtown the other 2 are steel tire, leath-om- shoeing to to witnessthe daughter. politics ery particular; i.liH their farm wagons equip- Waterbury, Tuesday, aggressive republican and is a member hiiinrlHs: second hand Notice. ped with broad tires and OF causea tne nre. T7ARM FOR SALE Sixty-ei- g lit acres of first-- Is In first class condition, cost $165 three Pure SALE damage by great of town committee. buggy ex- rims arel nvlted to call at my shop. Wagon X Caivdy the republican i'Irss farm land, situated on main road be years ago; tires never been set. I wish to work 01 an Kinas attenaea to. REMEMBER Mr Mrs M. of His long business his tween and New ten min- for oak delivered at my mill. I Conn. At E. E. Wheeler's new Candy Department. and J. Lynch Walling experience, Bridgeport Milford, change logs to SMITH LYON. Northville, We handle all kinds ford of wide acquaintance in the town, and nts wr k trnm it. it. bullion, same is con can use red. or yellow oak and prefer it we Be offers Pore, Wholesome, Clean Candy at have been guests, this week, veniently divided into meadow, pasture and white oak. I must have more oak timber at SALE Grist mill, with good patronage of farm produce, for which pay CASH. i nrlces. Made fresh every day in tue Mr and Mrs M. VV. Corbett. having the reputation of a man who two Immediate attention of Hotcu-kissvill- e. nt tilled ground, with an orchard of about once so please give this r)R Weekeepeemee district, north B. O. HATCH SOX, tore. Old Fashion Molasses Candy 10c lb. . tit him can be will and interested. Address Charles Gilbert, Step Good water House, barn 20c Fresh HORSES accomplishes things, admirably acres. Meadows irrigated at if power. Howe Avenue. Shelton, Ct. Kisses lb. Crisp Peanut of acre. There Mill h.aston. 20 acres Will as 1 10c 15c .Joseph Quackenbush Warwick tor tne place to winch he average two to three tons hay per ney Depot, Conn. at and of land. be sold cheap, Brittle lb. Molasses Rock, lb. Choco A New un- resppnsibie twelve cows, some have other business to attenu to. r rauu w in- late Creams, delicious, 30c lb. Broken Candy carload of horses will arrive at the Hill has been on the sick list and has been Mr will are two good horses, young of 15c lb. England House Stables, W. Gordon. appointed. Anthony stock and a full equipment of farming tools. POR SALE Good barn hay. Inquire ton, Hotchkissville, Conn. loo lb. Molasses Cocoanut Creams, der the care of Dr J. retire with the best wishes of all. He Rnildincrs and fences in eood repair. Barns I' Nora F. Costello, B. F. D.34, Hanover.New-- And many other kinds all Fresh, Pure and Never-failin- Tk M. Carri- - In has made a good postmaster, and can newly shingled. g well In house town, Conn. TCTTLE Horse Snoeinit Shop. For Sale. Clean. There are always big bargains New Milford, . Delegate C. H. Northrop of New- and water in barn. House is lo- D. age Establishment,Southbury, Ct. Horse Wheeler's Conn., Con- retire with the consciousness of duty yard running on natural more work and All thicknesses of white oak sawed plank. town was the first speoker at the cated on high ground overlooking the whole Shoeing principles; Also all slae Belters and for sale. 4, 1902, of work- well performed. He has served under farm area, and affords a view of the speed obtained by proper shoeing. All kinds Engines February consisting stitutional Convention on Tuesday. pleasantto of Grain, Feed and Grinding, of shortest notice. AU Chas. E. Blakeman, Newtown. Conn. Grocery Dept. ers, roaders and general purpose of address three Presidents, Harrison, McKinley siirrnnndinir vallev. Inability take care wagon repairing at horses. These horses are right in every In the beginning bis he said and Roosevelt. live Mr it is the reason for desiring to sell. Inquire of After February 1 will be at The Brookfield worn warranted to give tne pest 01 satisfac fine 22 Perfection These horses will be sold at Private the for the convention cast Long Anthony, James Coles, K. u . Hawley vine, uonn. for business on a cash basis. tion or money reiunaea. Sugar, granulated, lbsjll. re- majority and his successor have an !., Mills," Coffee 25c lb. equal to others' 35c Coffee. Gold Sale until Saturday, February 8, when the at the day in November was may equally A. S. MANSFIELD. Dust, 4 lb. pkg.. 15c. Santa Claus Soap, 8 bars mainder will be sold at Auction. voting successful arid honorable term or Minott 25c. Best all 50c lb. 1000 tooth- 20,000. He then gave figures to show Augur, for Tea, kinds, near- service. Not In a Trust or Combine Sahdt Hook, Oont. picks, 8c. Fig Bars, 10c lb. Flour, Wheeler's C. P. GILSON, Auctioneer. that the larger places by a vote of Cor. Snow White, 4.25 a bbl. . E. Wheeler's ly nine to one voted in favor of the ! The new easy running "LeRoy Plows" are Dealer in Choice Keats of All Kinds, Grain Price are all right. New In AUCTION made bv an independent company not con new will be out Walter Thomas, formerly of Roxbury, now convention. The reason for this was Delegate Beach of Milford a speech trolled a TRUST. these Poultry, Vegetables, ate. Hla superb Seed Catalogue of will conduct tne sale. at the Constitutional Convention on Tuesday fsAVEiYOUn oy Farmers, plows soon. Ask for It. Iowa, that the places considered that S Sflll Public AUCtiOU are the best made. They are to hold" larger lid that although not wholly in sympathy Tha ..nsrdvnnl at and "easv to draw :" "easyIn all sizes and they were not sufficiently represented with it he had voted in the House last session V by order of the Probate Court for the District furnished was for Hmen1ne.it. had . r.r Unir.L-llnlr- i nn Wednesday. 12, style adapted to tbe conditions of soil on your Mid-Wint- er of and in the Ueneral Assembly, the Fyler After that cows! February Call for a leave or Sale Boots, Shoes it failed he voted for the amendment oifered 1902, 10 o'clock a. at the late residence farm. catalogue and your the vote to by ... at m., Of a now Wheeler's Corner, Rubbers at right considering large give Representative S ovillclof ba;iburv. The lat j innw nnAeasod. in town der tor "iiCKoy at Horseshoeing the larger places what they ask. Their ter for one from Hmnkflitlil. Personal nrODerty, consisting of H. W. WOODRUFF'S, Oor. Main and Elm Sts., Bridgeport. Conn. plan provided representativenamed all Conn. and wagon Wheels and all requests were modest and should be each town. With the last system Hav. Grain. Wagons and Farm Tools, Washington Depot, repairing.of work on parts Corbett's Shoe Store, would be futile to Delt gite Beach said he was In favor of and Fowls and Household Goods. Real, estate t for any part wagon always band SANDY HOOK. CONN. granted. It adopt should vote for it as often as lie had the on- be soi.o Private Sale. R SALE One of best in Pom- measures which the voters in the He did not think had at the farms A. D. MUNSON, c. L. of the above nortunitv. the time EDWIN P.JONES, Executor. X peraug Valley.on mailaoute between South sMalley, We have a large stock goods places would not The C'ime for the larger places to step in and take W. C. Auctioneer. and Woodbury. Farm of 250 acres, Ct. that we are closing out at very reasonable larger ratify. all of the fruits of town Rew ALLEN, burv Bi.ack8mith ajtd Wheelwright, Stepney Depot, be JS:ow .is address was received with representation. BY USING suitably divided Into pasture, meadow and Established in 1889. prices. Call and convinced. the applause Milford was willing to give up one of her rep- uonriland. Uuildinizs in fair condition. Will South Britain. OU time to look after your harness. Don't wait resentatives for the principle of town repre- WILLIAM all kinds of Wagon and Carriago Ro-- until or summer to it re- C BRiaHAM, lease or rent on shares to reliable party. James I -- the busy spring get sentation lin the lower house. The Cosh., Inir BnH DANGER OF COLDS AND GRIP. 1 larger Redding Bidge, Curl is, Woodbury, Conn. Mi Pnlnt.lnir aiso tftacKsiuiwmiK paired. Wecandoitin flrstclassshape. Also places shoul be equally willing to do this, es- all Its branches. First class workmanshi Boots and shoes made as good as now at our as would iiiu..umith nnri W'uirnn Work a Specialty, 1 The from colds and pecially they receive increased rep- WANTED Must be in good guaranteed and prices always reasonable. usual low prices. Give us a call. greatest danger resentation in the Senate, Beach Been in business over 5 years amd solicits nnitXSTALKS am now to do all kinds of feed grind-D- is their in pneumonia, lie was not lelegafe THE. C0W.MCDICINC VJ condition, clean and sweet. Address the prepared me call. W. C. Corbett, Prop. grip resulting said a director of the Consolidated GREAT your trade. and deliv- Bromated at Short notice. Give a If reasonable care is used, road, although he was a friend of that corpor- undersigned, giving quantity price Run-- Pepsin however, lie be ANTED men and women 10 ered, or price if drawn by the purchaser. ta- ation when believed it to in the rijrht. Hfww Energetic Cures Headache ana OR SALE Thoroughbred Hootch Collie and unamoeriain's uougn Kemedy He Watch cow and at the first MiiPMuiiti e in Ainrv section, ateadv die & White, Danoury, ct. Neuralgia, G. expressed the fear If (greater representa- every sign Cures Indigestion ana Dysj'Pepsia. We are now prepared to do sawing pups, from registered stock. Address ken, all danger will be avoided tion were the now a of disorder or flow employment and good pay. Call on or address cures 01 NOTICE manner. Land. New Milford. given larger places cotir in appetite, digestion v ...... Aciaitv stomacn. mill in a satisfactory Bristol. Chestnut tens of thousands who would be which would never be shut. KOW-KUR- E. r rea cocser, aveuuv. on we will do.the and do Among the opened of milk, give a dose of ijcui- i'." "wj Cures Heartburn and Flatulency Bring your logs, restj have used this remedy for these dis si as A farmer and wife A It rignt. wive us a un. ,yJ I have the Agency for Mr Carefully follow the directions given WANTED practical Dr C. L. Q. Nichols, TRY IT. FOB SALE BY Mill, Street, Stepney, Ct. KCmeillUCrDompm five of the strongest Fire eases we have yet to learn of a single and Mrs Minott Augur entertain- on box and cow will well. haker to work farm near Pepper ed about 40 of the that get Danhurv carrying 15 head stock; none but a shore in Insurance Companies in the State. If you case having resulted in pneumonia, their friends and neigh- . DEISXISX, Co., fFO RENT Two small farms by the need insuring send me word and I will call. on Seven sober man need apply. Address, Farmer, Woodbury Drug 1 Fairfield, Conn. : house, barn and outbuild which shows conclusively that it is a bors Monday evening last. II. 1.33, Dauoury, uoun. Will lie at S. F. Seelev's. Washington Tienot Woodbury, ;Oonn. STILES M. KOW-KUR- E ings; nouse turmsneu or uuiuiumii, suit CLARK, certain preventive of that dangerous tables accommodated the whist play- is in powder form, to be Thursday of each Week, beginning February W. L. wJUDSON, able for milk business or the raising of small Monroe. Conn. ers, while other amusements were en- 0, iwa. Manager. 531 Water St. malady. it will cure a cold or an at given an regular feed. It cures abortion, truck. Enquire Turney Bros., of less joyed by those who did not care to barrenness and removes retained WANTED. Bridgeport, ui. tack grip in time than any scours, SALE of bobs. Miss Julia 1TOR SALE A new milch Mullen in S. E. corner of whist. The fell to the 1. man Sleigh, pair and calf.' r Redding: Thirty other treament. It is pleasant and safe play prizes afterbirth and caked udder, strengthens Man to work on farm April Married Pc . Hawley, Long Hill, Conn. Michael Halplne, Zoar.- - TXK SALE The black pacer. "Blackwood," two acres meadow and pasture, house, barn, to For sale R. H. Beers & ones as follows: First the vitalizes Must be a good teamster and good m. o No Sired bv wood Farm watered never-failin- g take. by Co., lucky ladies', appetite, purifies the blood, preferred. to years oia. record. Jay hen houses, etc by S. C. Bull & Mrs J. M. sec- nerves and in- milker, sober and steady. Good wages paid ITOR SALE My farm near Roxbury Station, TITANTED A yearling Devon bnlL BtorJr and well. Will be sold reasonable Newtown: Co., Sandy Blackman, sugar spoon; the prevents disease. It man. m Wara-roau- spring - tbe gooa ianu anu puiidings. nailer iaiey. f f true. John V. xomllnson. R. D. No. T, snow a half In 1.10 or better any day on g to close estate, John Z. Mellen, Easton Cen- Hook; The E.C. Piatt Co., Hawley- ond ladies', Mrs Julia Hawley, china creases the milk. It is a medicine for right Hook. Station, Ct. Oonn. Lake without Ooes without R. D. 53, It. C. MITCHELL, Sandy Roxbury Shelton. training. - ter. Address: Bridgeport. ville; W. N. Hurd, Hill: A. cup and saucer; consolation, MrsPliilo cows only, made by the boots or hopples. For further particulars ap- Long ' SALE A very line yearling bull. S. M ITTANTED Beech Id. lot E. K. to or call and see H.O. New SALE A very fine pointer dog. nartlv B. Blakeman, Botsford. Nichols, glass bon bon dish; gentle- wAWTPn Tn tAltn a milk farm on shares. Daniel's Farms. IT Windsor Inquire Bly Hopkins, fOR ran will 11 reas-- VY Marshall Brlnsmade, NetUeton. Hotel, Bridgeport, or Conn. X' broke for hunting lasi men's first prize, Philo G. Nichols, DAIRY ASSOCIATION. One all stocked. Warner, Deep River, conn. onable; from the best of stock D. W. Greg- - re meat second Bridgewater, Ct. UOK SALE 2 thoroughbred Devon ball ITTANTED Ladles--, who desire tiome work Northville. Mr and Mrs Robert Richardson chopper, family size; LYNDONVILLE, VT. 1 new cows VY ory, S. calves, eight aontbsold. and thorough 3 milk for young can get prompt employment: i tier week turned on Monday from a visit at War- prize, P. Glover, cup and saucer; TtTANTED Good wag for a sood elrl for bred Devon cow 4 years old, due 13 WANTED milkers. I am to made by working one hour "No a first class Mason & Hamlin filled And For Sale anneral housework. Mrs N. M. 3v some February willing easily Send stamned daily. nnnatr.ii will of wick, N. Y. Mr Richardson's mother consolation, glass bouquet holder, by George, also good geese feather beds. D. B. the ton nrica. S. D. Sharp, address F. B. D. Canvassing, envelo ipe tor I; Oman, used very little; dispose at Fair view avenue, Danbury, conn. Parmeiee, K. u. btepney Depot, ct. Bandy Hook, Oonn. tlculars. M. J. ., box Sod, Bethel moderate figure. Gregory, North vllle. returned with them. with mustard. Tor Sale bv W. N. Hurd. Long Hill. li, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1902.

stomach," writes M. S. Mead, leading pharmacist of Attleboro, Mass. "I Merchant-Tailore- d Ready-To-We- ar Clothing. could eat hardly anything without suf- fering several hours. My clerk suggested I try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, wmcn i am witn most happy results. I have had no more trouble and when VAT. one can go to eating mince pie, cheese, candy and nuts after such a time, their digestion must be pretty good. I en dorse iioaoi .Dyspepsia (jure heartily." IF Tr H You don't have to diet. Eat all the food want is, good you but don't 1 mm a overload the stomach. Kodol Dys - rnX i pepsia Cure digests your food. ir R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown: S. C. Bull & Co. Sandy Hook: A. B. Blake- - man, Botsford: B. Hawley & Co., IK Stepney; The E. C. Piatt Co., Hawley-- vme; w. jn. aura. III Long mil. Move Do suffer from form of (rouble ? We kidney Before you any A LEQACY OF THE ORIP Do you have pain in the back ? (that is the first svmotom). often a run-dow- n Weak Do urinate often, especially at night ? all-wo- Is system. you five lines of ol Men's ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, en Dees ycer urine stain linen ? "We offer choice of four or Winter weight ergy and ambitiom, with disordered Dr ycu have Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Rheumatism ? you your liver and kidneys often follow an at sail are not old shop-wor- n stock which tack of this wretched disease. The Are you troubled with skin disease, scrofula, eczema, Suits at $4.95. These are all new Suits and greatest need then is Electric Bitters. rheum 7 the splendid tonic, blood puriner and Do you suffer from any form some dealers are to work off on the public. These consist of choice and regulator of stomach, liver and kid- of liver trouble ? trying neys. Thousands have proved that If a do have they wonderfully strengthen the woman, you and sizes to fit from. Remember Price while last is only nerves, build up trie system, ana res- the usual distressing sickness stylish patterns they tore to health and eood spirits after an peculiar to your sex ? attack of grip. If suffering try them. disease or 50c. Every symptom Only Perfect satisfaction guar mentioned above comes from a anteed by K. H. Beers & Co., Kew- - V town;TheE. C. Piatt Co., Hawley ville; disordered condition of the B. Hawley & Co.. stepney; W. B. kidneys. Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gay-lordsvil- $495 495! Dr. David Kennedy' FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Duchess Trousers, 69c. Winter-weig- ht Underwear, 39c. Favorite Remedy TRUMBULL. 731 of Overcoat in the store now $9.50. Some are $16.00 rvoa Tour choice any long THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Sunday's weather was disaDDointiniz WiSlCureYous and Coats. ana cnurcn service poorly attended $20 The to an even dozen 1 pastor preached sufferers it will people, ae announced that In the It has cured thousands of ; be would morn cure you. That's wtiy most physicians prescribe future conduct the in ing service ip all weathers, and preach it. That's why it is used so generally hospital the sermon announced for tbe day. practice. In every initarium you will find it The evening service, which was to be a prescribed for the troubles. is the only celebration or tne zist anniversary ol Kidney medicine that will not constipate. Don't BSSSSS & the of Christian fool away your health, time, money and strength FOSTaJMa,. inception Endeavor, on advertised "Sure was postponed until next Sunday night experiments called at 7 o'clock. Cures," witH no record back of them, but take Conn. Tbe offering for tbe Connecticut DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE Bridgeport, Home will be taken REMEDY, which has a record of thirty years Missionary society of cures to its and well. next sunoay morning, at wnicn time credit, get wno be to Los Chamber Information, and it will be a very interesting August 4, Nancy Thompson, 69 years. " 23, Horace Fen n. 82 vears. tieorge li. Jonnson, recently presented the Angeles work to those the name, and to many August 31, Hezeklah Smith. ' 16, Amarillas Watson, mother of Carr gan service as pastor of the church at out- bearing 81 bottle Bee. of Commerce bis complete riding others; but to the author, it wiM be a pecun- September 21, Mary Ingersoll, years. Watson, 63 years, Monroe, will occupy the pulpit. Pas Trial with FreeDR. The Newtown with a of loss. His health is not and it is to be October 4, Herman Lounsbury, 66 years. Jul v 17. Carrie Morris, wife of Heman A, By special arrangement the DAVID fit, together large quantity iary good 1 tor Thomas win go to Monroe, will ad of which his lifetime he hoped that those bearing the name and others October 16, son of U. A. Wattles, year. Guild. 37 vears. vKMNKnv CORPORATION the leaders of relics, during will come to the rescue and aid him by pur- October 28, Harriet, of late N. September 9, Mary Ann Bennett, widow of minister the sacrament of the Lord's xue. NEWTOWN BEE are enabled to obtain was collector. 33 daughter 78 CIRCULATION: an enthusiastic They chasing the work. A new railrond direct from Baldwin, years. Amos Lake, years. Supper. of wonderful medicine and a constitute a of the free exhibition. here to Salt Lake is being constructed November 8, Nancr E. Forester. 45 years. September 15, Mary, wife of Frederick Jack a trial bottle this part Uity 79 son. advice bridle are orna-nento-d and by next Christmas the trip can be made December 29, Henry Jackson, years. pamphlet of valuable medical absolutely phc saddle and heavily ur ur 17. November 9. a of Daniel Hunt. 3 Miss Elizabeth C. Walker, who has Last Week, is stated In twenty-fo- hours. It now takes twenty-fo- December David Bellamy. child free, postpaid, by simply sending their full Post with silver and it that hours to go to Sacramento, and about montns. been caring for Mrs Wolcott Beach, KENNEDY ube saddle alone cost Don $1000. hours from there to Salt Lake. The 1859. November 15. John C. Ambler, 66 vears. Office address to the DR. DAVID the thirty 18. left for Boston, last week Thursday, and mention. t88i, 6oo FreuioLt" a long low Atlantic coast will not seem so far away after January 15, Lucy Allen, wife of C. O. Par- December wife of Frederick Ludington. CORPORATION, Rondout, N.Y., JIMTr.t, i, headquartees, tbe new road is completed. Well I am as malee. 31 years. at years. where she will make her borne for the inu. seen this offer in the still at the corner of 3, of December 26. Amos Allen. 79 vears. navrng generous idobe, standing tired of writing as you will be of reading this April Nancy, daughter Fletcher Pruden present. W 15 v. The of this Main and Carr streets, is now used as uninteresting scrawl and will close. M. L. and wife of Elizur Crane, 84 years. 38. Elizabeth, widow of J. H. Bel Miss Lizzie Walker, a member NEWTOWN publishers Mm Los Ual., 2A. 1903. April 4, Mrs Crane, mother of Mrs William lamy. long tne genuineness of this liberal a Chinese laundry, and Fremont, Buardsley, Angeles, January 83 of of Dea Lewis paper guarantee THE HOME CIRCLE. who moved Judson, years. Jjecemner 3U, jnrs ijeonara. the family tbe late offer. Favorite Remedy is sold by all druggists formerly Jessie Benton. and April 14, Edwin Hannah, 53 years. 1867. Brinsmade of Daniel's Farms, has gone 19. Horace or direct, & bottle ; 6 bottles for $5. in the most select society in Washing- July Elizabeth, daughter of March 9. Mrs Benlamin Starr at D. L. Ben to Boston to take a business course in $i I NOT QO AS OTHERS DO." D. in her is 8 years. ton's. SHALL ton, C, declining years July 13, Oliver, son of Horace Egglestone, tbe Young Woman's Cbristian Associ now here in a house 15 ADril 14. Harriet, wife of Abraham Beecher residing presented OF DEATHS IN BETHLE- years. 63 ation school. She leaves many friends RECORDS October 12, son of P. M. 21 months. rears. BY BMNELT. RODD. her by the ladies of Los Angeles. The Crane, 19. T. here who wisb her well. and Mrs will THE LAST HEARD OF IT. of old to a HEM. October 33, George Guernsey. April Emily Brown, widow of George that Randolph Bradley ' I shall not as others do transformation this pueblo -I- bioss, 03 years. Edward Howe and wbo have go sur- November3, Abba. dw.oi.sumuG'Chnrch, 85 family, win sing. To seek tne quiet spot modern American city has been R vears. April 20, Harold Brown. years. resided for "My litt'e boy took the croup one laid of " 22, David Wellman. 92 the last three years at tbe In which they the last you; The old plaza, a cir- years. Asb Wednesday service as usual v and soon grew so bad you There, all 1 lovud Is notl prisingly rapid. I860. June 30, Mrs Harlow Judson. 70 years. Greenwood homestead on. tbe Chest at night cular Dlotof has been inclosed COMPILED BY AMOS C. LAKE. 69 Christ 10.30 a. m. could him breathe all over It would not help me, who have known around, LIST January 17. Samuel Catlln, 56 years. July 9, Sheldon Hill, years. nut Hill road, have left town, remov- church, at hear That all that life could die. with an ornamental iron fence anxM 22. wife of Amos Stilson, 70 August 10, Dea John N. Crane, 66 years. to New N. Y. Charlie Master Howard Sweezv is able to sit the Choake' - says F. D. Reynolds, January Patty, ing Bochelle, " I To read the record on the slone trees and shrubs years. 1868. after bis recent illness. - Mansfield, O. "We feared he would where He. flowering dot.tb'er child of 4 Howe has been very popular anion? up Recording you lawn. In center a cement February, a John Fox, months. 2. 73 vears. ne xasnua were die. a few doses of One Minute green its 1850. January 29, in Michigan. Catherine Allen February Wealthy Martin. the people and will be greatly missed j. whist club enter but I do not seek you la the grave tank filled with water is the home of and wife of to Bethle- 31. Wlllard. son of Levit F. Scott. tained at Mrs on Cure relieved him and . Hard the Ivied tower; 15, Nelson Hawley, 46. James Kelley, brought 11 in musical circles, nor the past year Frank Malletfs Cough quickly by m ul udes of tish . old church January 36. hem 1, and interred 3, 25 years. 6. we But when the sun Is on the ware, ti t gold The February 38, wife of Henry Thomas, February February 2a. bDnraim Harrison. 58 vears. he bas been in the Congrega- Thursday evening, February ha,went to sleep. That's the last on Bower, facade of the March 18, Icbabod S. Frentis. T3. years. February singing Now Tn lwdrop the is still sUndingJniL-tri-e 3fi March 31. Annis. widow of Henrv Jackson choir. Mrs Uharles Gilbert has. had many heard of the croup. Isn t a cough and swallows dart 1861. SI, wife of David S. Johnson, 38. February 35, Alexander Cady, years. 83 tional When mormnx sings front was rwaired and rebuilt in April Anna, K, P. M. 5 vears. beautiful roses in late-- cure like valuable?" One Minute above. 30, wife of Isaac Raymond, 63. March daughter of Crane, days. 34. Wanted, at tbe Center, a good black her greenhouse, that Across the line oia inSioti bells still in the May 63. 19, wife of 57 March Louisa, wife of John Trowbridire. and I feel stir the heart The hang May 29, Bernice. wife of Zerah Skidmore, Augustus Wattles, years. 43 smith and horseshoer. Cough Cure is absolutely safe acta your spirit tower !. 6. June 11, Brown, wife of H. W. Peck, 40 years. v. In burled and the interior contains many June child of Albert Baldwin. Mary April 2, Hannah, widow of T Mrs John Mallett is somewhat bet immediatel ,For coughs, colds, croup, whlchj love,yfor February, 20, Charles Thompson, B2. years. Benjamin Interesting pictures made many years August June 11, wife of Dea A. O. L.ake. 82 years. ter. bronchitis and all other throat September 6, widow of Robert Porter, 84, Clarissa, Kasson, 26. 21 vears. EASTOIT. grip, ago ojr the Indian converts. A Spanish November 11. 28. 77 years. June Arthur Judd. and troubles it is a certain core Henry Bristol, 14. May, Martha Brown, widow of N lung inscription on u,o front informs the June Olive Allen, 69 years. Kasson. Edgar to tako. Tbe little ones FORQETTINO TO FOROET. ia 1851. September 1, Sylvia, wife of William Mon-so- n, LYON'S PLAINS. Very pleasant visitor that "this church dedicate to 53 December 13, In New Haven, Henry Bt Bris SUNDAY'S FIERCE STORM OF WIND AND like it. R, H. Beers & Co., New- " January 10, Deborah, wife of Abner Everett, years. ea our Lady, the Queen of the Angels. V6. 5, Luke 40 vears. tol, years; interment in isetnienem. S. C. Bull & rORTHIBII. September" Rooney, RAIN. ITEMS OF LOCAL NOTE. town; Co., Sandy Hook; The padre in charge, who always January 13. wife of Sheldon Hill, 53. 30, mother of Mrs Potter, at Eliza 1869. A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawjer in delivered his fare- April 33, Rosweil Kgglestone. 72. Hard's. The storm of Sunday effectually H. B Wheeler is unusually busy at preached Spanish, 40. January 25, Ruloff D. Hannah, 25 years. & Co.. Stepney; W. N. Hurd. Long Hill; I walk the streets of the city, well discourse last tie is go- April 21, Sarah, wife of Frederick Crane. December 17. Amos Lake, 75 years. 15. Noble Alien, 73 years. closed tbe Baptist church, and un- his forge this winter. He is at present With and Sunday, April 24, Abijah Sbeltori. 71. February 74 The E. CPIatt Co.. Hawley viUe. beauty grace everywhere. to A musical O. 1861. March 6, Charles A. Bloss, years. doubtedly most of the other churches employing 10 men. And turn from It, all regretting ing Leon, Spain. service May 2a, Cornelia, wife of Ueorge Burgess, 10, Mrs Hall at Hnrmon 72 form to me U not there. was rendered assisted of Washington, of NelsonJHawley. 32 5, Lester N. 56 Bird's, in this and surrounding towns. Taken William B. Osborne is servinir on The dear by the choir, by daughter January Smith, years. ' years. A CARD. of and June, ttutb, widow of late Theopuilus Jack- 18, Dea Adam C. Kasson, 78 years. June 21, William 77 with the wind of duty at Bridgeport, this week. , to thee. the choirs the Cathedral the 98. Burton, years. together Sunday jury I strive day by day forget son, February 36. Martha, daughter of Sheldon March 31, widow of Amos 75 niirht and Monrlav the weather will 1 nere was a social To bring my heart under control. Church of the Sacred Heart. About August 19, widow of Jerusha Hard, 76. Jackson, 18 years. Sally, Allen, dance given at Is as as one-fout- b 22. 73. years. most of borne of W. one do But love subtle perfume. of a mile northwesterly is August wife of Horace t'enn, March 15. Eunice Judson. 84 years. Edwin H. 38 easily pass for tbe trying tbe the Frank Hawley. We, the undersigned, hereby the essence and glow of the soul. 23, Caroline killed 7, 1 Septembers, Atwood, years. 50o It's the old crowded August Seeley, by light- April daughter of S. L. Bloss. day. 39, Frederick tE. Thompson, 60 season thus far. Tbe old time farmers day last week. There were about 85. agree to refund tbe money' on a Spinish cemetery, ning, 17. 21, Mary Pierce, wife of S. L. Bloss, 38 years. of A star In the heavens is shining, with oil wells and derricks on three ol 7. widow Hlbbard, at F. D. Pren- reckoning that half tbe wood and half The party did not take their departure bottle Greene's Warranted Syrup or On the vast plain there still Is a tree. September years. December 17, Rachel, wife of Henry Spen were The occasion was if fails to cure or In Is its sides and a stone chapel at the tice's. 7. " 26, daughter of F. E, Thompson, scald- o the bay needed after the first of until daylight. Tar it your cough And a bird its branches singing October 6, Charles Martin, 51. 5 cer, years. cold. We also A song that reminds me of thee. , southeast corner. Here are sleeping Capt ed, years. February seems likely to be veritied greatly enjoyed by all present. guarantee a 25c bottle October 10, Joseph Ambler, 54. May 22. Abner Strong. 78 years. this Mr and Mrs William B. Osborne to prove or money refund- Mountains and valleys and oceans, the founders of the pueblo. And the October 21. child of L. F. Scott, 2 days. July 10. Sally Smith. 100 years. year. satisfactory 1 R. H. Beers & Newtown. Oltles and deserts and plains. visitor walking among the dilapidated October, a child of L. P. .ludd, day. " 13, Frank, son of N. B. Toles, 8 years. PRE VALENCY OF KIDNEY TROU kindly entertained The Bee repre- ed. Co., November 30, Miss 91. " 35, son of William 16 J. H. Wheeler is looking out for gar- sentative week. S. & Are to the wanderer a nothing tombs reads the names of Pio Pico, Polly Munger, " Dayton, months. BLE. at dinner, last CBull Co., Sandy Hook. When love holds the spirit In chains. 1852. 3i. son of William Dayton. 6 years. den seed, and bas already planted some B. Figueroa and many others who are August , Wallace, son of William INory Miss 91 Dayton, in bis seed boxes, and is planning to Los Angeles, Cul., January 36, 1902. kept in remembrance by city streets January 15, Anna Collins, years. 14 years. So and is also and localities their names. February 23, Mrs Woodruff. 84 years. 24, Jerusha Hannah, 84 years. prevalent deceptive kidney beat not only bis neighbors, but 1 bearing March 33, a child of Norman Lake, I vear. " 24, Mat hew 63 years. trouble that It very often becomes well himself so far as any former efforts on Many of the residents live in 8, wife of Chester 4S Tyrrell, Spanish Aprd Eliza, Alien, October 29, Emogene, of Ralph advanced before it is even suspected. bis are concerned. Mr Wheeleris this section. years. 15 daughter part People will talk. 7. of Lester N. Smith. Mouson, years. therefore, it behooves all to be on the also into the near future for a east of May Lucy, daughter December 8, a of George Andros, looking Walk out of the gate the May 10, Si epheu Scott. 83 years. 2 daughter lookout, hhould you be ill, or not feel silo and other farm en- 17, widow of Rosweil 68 years. improvements. You may get through the world, but 'twill be Plaza and across the street and you June Kgglestone, 13, of P. Judson, iug well, it would be wise to first pay Miss Grace Sherman has slow. years. 3 daughter Henry recently very ter Chinatown, where "outside barbar- 7 years. attention to the kidneys and ascertain several with Miss Minnie If you listen to all that Is said as you go; are seen Ju y in R jxbury, William Pie ce, years. spent days You'll be worried, and fretted and kept In a ians" seldom in the streets; October, in Roxouiy, Mrs William fierce. 1862. tr tney are tne cause or your trouble snerwooa. stttw. Where the long, Father and mother of Mrs S. L. Bloss A method of if pointed dragon tlagol Skid-mor- e. simple finding out The only way those farmers who For meddles me will have is all October 8, Eliza, daughter of James B. January 13, Eva. of Frederick tongues something yellow silk, always waving; and 55 Downs. daughter your Kianeys are at rauit nas often been have no water at their barns can eive to do and bulletins are in Chinese char- years. 7H years. For people will talk. signs October 13, Sophrona, daughter of Lopher 31. Joseph Bennett of Albany, at B. called to the attention of our readers tbeir cattle drink, is by carrying it to acters. Here John lives and thrives Beacn, 27 years. T. & H. N. Lake's, 78 years. through Dr Kilmer's Swamp Boot ad as ice im If and modest, you'll have It presunv d. 20, Gideon 71 tnem, tne in places makes it quiet bumble is and when he feels like it, secretly plays 1853. February Martin, years. vertising in the columns of this paper. lor unsnoa to walk That your position only assumed; ran Chi- March 4, Mary, daughter of Gilbert Allen, 2 possible cattle up You're a wolf In sheep's clothing, or else tan and smokes opium. The January 19, Samuel Church, 77 years. years. and it is now repeated for the benefit on it. you're a fool; nese are industrious, economical, and March II, Nathan Hawley. 78 years. ' 13, Julia E., daughter of Gilbert Allen, or those wno may be interested. Viz Miss Gertrude Van Wort entertained But don't get excited, keep perfectly cool, are to John March 12. Miss Laura Prentice, 62 years. 6 years. For will loyal the government. has 30, B. 28 53 "Fill a bottle with urine and set aside Mrs W. E. Nichols and Mrs J. Z. Mel people talk. April Alma, wife of Walter Lake, July 15, wife of Abraham Basset t, years. r neither the time nor the inclination to years. " 31, John Fox. 21 years. for twenty-fou- hours or so, and if it len, Wednesday.it being her 21st birth If generous and noble, they'll vent out tbelr nor mount tin-ban- 18, In 73 37. B. brick-du- st speen. lounge in the parks July Watertown, Henry Spencer, August in Washington, Russell Bloss, shows a sediment or cloudy day. self-- stand and cr years; buried on Carmel Hill. Interred on Carmel Hill. Left 500 to care for You'll bear some loud hints that you're harangue the wd, 4, a child of late F. 4 Carmel Hill appearance, or if the urine is scanty or W. A. Sherman and T. W. Turney tsn mean of August Shelton, years.. Cemetery. ana promulgating the doctrines socialism November 25, a child of Alex. Joyce. 2 year.-.- October 16, Urana. wife of A. J. profuse, or if it is found necessary were ice, last week . If upright, honest, and fair as the day, M. Thompson, getting can a and anarchy. He is not an anarchist. December 7, Henry, son of P. Crane, one colored, 44 years. to go often through the day, or get up Owing to the storm tbe song service iney a youa rogue inasiy, sneaking Last when President and year. Novembers, wlfenf Norval Ha wley. 56 years. spring the 16. In many times during tne night, you may was until next even For will talk. Mrs Los December Lucy Thompson, died 21, a child of Charles Scott. 1H postponed Sunday people McKinley visited Angeles, aged 27 years ; buried in Bethlehem. years. De sure your Kianeys need attention ine, February 9. of Chinatown made a The careful we find And then If you show the least boldness grand display. 1854. 1863. After inquiry Dr Kil As Joseph Jacobs was returning neiiri. 65 feet in was tswamp-Koo- t. Or own great dragon, length, 11, Truman Johnson, 55 years. mer's the great kidney from Bridgeport, Saturday night, he a slight Inclination to take your part. carried in the Next came January 6, canI vonceiied and procession. 11, James Jackson. 63 years. January Elizabeth, daughter of Averlll liver and bladder remedy.is remarkably met with a serious accident. He was Mney win you an upstart, February 84 Morris, 22 vain ; a large float loaded with American born March 15, Chester Allen, years. years. successful in the relief and cure thrown from bis and about ex- March 23, of 1, Eliza, wife of William A quick wagon hurt But keep ahead, don't stop to Chinese all dressed, infant Joseph Stilson. 30February Hayes, or diseases is recom straight children, neatly July 15, widow Lock woiid, 80 years. years. tne for wnich it the head. He was found by J. Kent plain, with the Stars and 3. William 73 is r-.-- For people will talk. Stripesand thenar July 26, Jesse Hine, 76 years. Fisher, years. mended. There hardly a drug store in an unconscious condition. He is now - i of China floating side by side, and Augusts, a child of Stephen Hayes, 10 days. 9. Ruth, daughter of C. Hunt, 24 in the land that does not keep, and reported better. $ If threadbare your drugs, or the motto "God bless our August, Betsey, widow of late I. D. Prentice, years. recommend celebrated hat. hearing 41 March 2, Marion, of James S. Bird. highly this ' -- your years. daughter v- : President." was 15 Some one will surely take notice, of Unit It truly palhetic, September 10, child of Luke Rooney, 8 years. preparation for kidney, liver and blad '' And hint rattier sirouir hat you can't pay when the telegram was received from months. March 15, Phlneas M. Crane, 44 years. oer trouoies. WESTON. t your way; Buffalo President had December 18, Ebenezer Thompson, 80 years. April 13, a son of Albert J udson, 4 years. Ik"-"- But whatever stating that the 19. " 15. in Eli 38 By special arrangement every reader , -' "."V don't get excited, they say, been was ex- December Widow Hubbard, mother of H. " Middlebury. Tyler, years. For people with talk. shot. Chinatown terribly Hubbard. 8!) years. 23, Bernard Brusee, 70 years. of this paper may have a sample bottle cited. Down came the yellow Hag to May 17. Lucy Thompson, 78 years. or s bwamp-iioo- t mail NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. If you dress In the fashion, don't think to 1855. June 25, 65 ur Kilmer by half mast but soon there came anoth- Philip Waldron, years. (if have not had Mrs Granville Adams has recovered January 34, Harriet, wife of Bernard Brusle. August 16. in Northfleld. Origin T., son of free, they already one) For tbey crli irlse then in a different shnpe; er message stating that lie still lived 53 years. late Peter Lake, interred In Bethlehem, 6 by sending their address to Dr Kilmer from a bad attack of gri p. You're ahead of your means, or your tailor's and up it went again. Many of them March 5, widow of late Jesse Hine. died in years. & (Jo., JS. Y. Mrs Dennis Chase has been unpaid ; Watertown. buried in S3, Lucinda, wife of Harmon 66 Kingbamton, quite ill; mind own declared that the assassin ought to be Bethlehem. August Bird, a:so Mrs carter westerneid. But your business, there's naught March 30, Mary Terrel, daughter of Sheldon years. to be made. lin cheed, which means cutting into Hill. 25 years. September, wife of David Wellman, 82 years. Miss Irene Perry is the guest of For people will talk. small pieces while living. But we March 31, Lucy, wife of Levi Jackson, 63 October 6, Robert, son of Henry Catlin, 5H CLERK'S WISE SUGGESTION. friends in Cranbury. Now, the best way to do is to do as you please' must h.ive an exclusion act or our day i ears. years. ' Adams has moved his steam For if nave will be April 26. Susan Kasson. wife of William R. 8, Polly, widow of Herman: Louns- George your uilnd, you one, then laborers with their families must 30 71 saw mill to a ease ; Barrison, years. bury, years. Kedding where he has at October 16, Mrs 95 have been much" troubled Of course, you will meet with all sorts of starve. It is said that in China, the October I, Ruth Allen, wife of Carr Watson, Lydia Parsons, years. "I lately large contract for sawing ties. aouse. rfood for one laborer costs one mace 29 years. 3u, son of Joshua Bell, 3Vi years. with dyspepsia, belching and sour Mrs is 15, Levi 75 November 5, Isaac 73 Rachel Andrews convalescent to hs Jackson, years. Raymond, years. But don't think stop them, it ain't any per day, to 8. 14, Daniel 83 a weeks' illness. use. equivalent Novemlier child of R E. Thompson, 2 days. " Hitchcock, years. after three For will talk. of a cent. Consequently if we admit December 18, Electa, wife of Minot Smith, 17, William Monson, 55 years. Mrs James Sturges is still confined people 62 years. " 19, Homer S. Skidmore, 57 years. the "teeming niirlions" our laboring 10, Mrs Weller. to her room. classes would be doomed. Congress 1856. Mrs Elwood of Southport is the The Watertown Bank and Its BEAUTIFUL LOS ANGELES, should see to it that our own people January 18, Deborah Bloss, 81 years. 1864. ABSOLUTE guest of MrsL. S. Godfrey. Savings Building have January is, Polly Doolittle. 77years. Miss of is the B. H. Mattoon. protection. March 20. InSiratford. Irene Crane. 75 years. January 34, Elizabeth Rtggs, daughter of J. Hoyt Ridgefleld guest Popular Treasurer, OLD-TIM- E from eastern A LETTER FROM AN FRIEND, People the states have March 27, Isabella, wife of Henry P. Bristol, B. Strong. 25 years. of Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey. M. L. BEAUDSLEY, FORMERLY OF changed the government and built a 74 years. February 7, Francis Drake Prentiss. 73 years. Mrs John Williams and son have vis- in 1894, It Now Has Total Deposits of $216,153.31, With 984 7, widow of late Frederick 46 34, Malurna, of Incorporated KOXBUKY. beautiful city, all around on every April Shelton, 15 daughter Ralph ited in Ridgefleld. of years. Monson, years. Depositors. side the old pueblo, and the city is Maroh. In Bristol,' Leman Thomas, buried March 2s, Levi T. Knox. 30 years. SECURITY. Mrs M. B. Hill returned on Saturday Editor of Tub Bee: A few notes growing rapidly. By the census ol in Bethlehem. April. Charlotte, daughter of L. P. Judd, from a visit in Bridgeport. 18H0 It had about 50,000 inhabitants. May 4. Julia, wife of L. T. Knox. 23 years. 3 years. 10 mouths. Mrs L. M. Gould friends relative to the city of Loh Angeles may 8, 45 April 19. Frederick Baldwin. 35 entertained Ten 1900) had over June Henry Allen. years. years. from over not be uninteresting. The "City of years later (in it August 3. a child of Mr Siemond, 4 years.' May l, Mary Ann, wife of late Obancey Norwalk Sunday. the as the name is 102,000, being the only city of its size August 9. Orrin Town. 53 years. Strong, 53 years. Mrs A. E. Turney, who has been ill ARE ANY Angels," implies, 28. Stilson. 73 May 15. Emellne, of Gris-woi- d. on or lati- in the United States, that more than August Joseph years. 9 daughter Harry Genuine for several days, is better. Situated the same parallel September 15, Daniel, son of late J. Stilson, years. tude as the of doubled its population in ten years. 19 June 6, Ruth, wife of 41 Miss Cora Wheeler bas returned flta) southestem North years. George Wootten, ffti point a cli- The climate here is perfection in it- September 29. Jonah Barto. 72 years. years. First burial in New cemetery. from a three weeks' visit in Norwalk. Carolina, but has much milder 6. 31, William Howe. 85 HEAD mate. was an old self, and every winter tourists from November In Norfolk. Samuel J. Bird. July" years. The Matinee whist club met with IUU It formerly Spanish and east come here 28 years; interred in Iletlilehem. 21, daughter of David E. Doolittle, 7 Mrs on ,Sk04 the north 1ft. Eli Wakeman composed largely of adobe icy December son of James S. Bird. 1VS years. years. Carter's Wednesday. W5kJ5 " Cuebl'i, of which by thousands, and till the hotels December 20, widow of late Eben Thompson 23. Widow Gross. 85 years. Charles Perry and W. E. Osborn are - many are standing S. Sheldon 80 to-da- y; and bouses. should December 21, Francis, son of L. Bloss, II September. Thompson, years. new ice houses. and lodging They Gris-wol- by an Alcalde, months. November 22, Carrie A., H. d, erecting deaf? tin-i- come in the summer and locate within 3i 2 daughterof Nor field mm mi with its or market place, and an coast hot and thun- In Atlantic. 111., Stanton, son of J. Bird, years. Little Liver Pills. Grange will celebrate St miles of the where days 23 on of old Spanish church across the street der showers are seldom known, and every years. 1865. Valentine the evening February ALL CASES CF westward from the Plaza. The pueblo, niKhtthey must sleep under a blanket. In the 1857. Must Bear of 14. Interior away from the coast the heat at times 22, 79 Signature Mrs Theodore Hamilton has return- when visited by (Jenerals Fremont 12. Jackson-Januar- January Oliver Strong, years. U al most unbearable. The semicircle of January Sarah, wife of William ' 71 DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING 14. 24, Polly Martin. years. ed from a week's visit in and Kearney, about the time of the mountains surrounding the city on its east, Charlotte, daughter of G. M. 25. Mrs Georgetown. north and west are hitfh for the showers to Kasson. 13 Judson Parmalee, 57 years. Miss Alice visited friends in Mexican war, must have presented a to years. April 24. at 8. L. Bloss, 80 Fitch get over and they are turned either toward January 19, Thomas, an IrNhman. B. sally sonTyler years; "Valley last week. ARE ftiQW CURABLE sleepy picture, especially after mid- the ocean or towards the desert. The long 7, a son of 8 Henry Smith, of Allen Smith. 22 years. Forge, our new invention. those born deaf are incurable. I February Stephen Hayes, May 2, George D. Kassou, son of Kas- Mrs W. B. who suffered by Only day, wlun ol anJ young alike took summers here are delightful. During several months. son. 26 Edgar Morehouse, or months earh day is almost exactly like the In Waterbury, widow of late years. a relapse, last is now better. the siesta afternoon nap. At such 77 Abijah May 3, Pbineas Crane, son of Mat. Crane. 17 Sea Facsimile Wrapper Below. week, HEAD NOISES IMMEDIATELY. times the must have been a re onu that It. and pruv'l ally there .s Shelton. years; Interred in Bethlehem. years. CEASE pueblo no of seasons February 21. a son of H. P. Judson. 2 davs. 4. Widow I or s Vil- While 3 i, May of late Stephen Scott, 70 md F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS minder Ijrolusmith "Deserted writing this a neighbor called asking March Uuidah Brown, wife of L. P. Judd, June 26, child Widow years Ysarj aasall aa easy We If we would her a bunch of white roses as .x years. of Charles Scott. 2 TASHUA. Baltimore, Md., March 30, igu. lage." are told that many of tlie give years. to talce aa sngaz Gentlemen - Being cored of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I wiU now she expected a bride and groom to dinner. April 9, Fannie, wife of James S. Bird. 14. Adallne 25 a entirely jam old Dons were quite wealthy, owning roses in full bloom the wuek In 14. Nehcmiah 61 vears. September Foot. years full history of my case, to he used at our discretion. gc Imagine last April Baldwin, 30. David Cronan. FOR HEADACHE. About five mv ear and this on worse, until "mat. large estates and when not January, nnd callus, geraniums, violets, etc.. June 14, Widow Loomis. at Charles Hills'. 3. "PEAK SISTERS" AT TA8HUA. years ago right began to sins, kept setting I visiting in bloom F. 38 April Alice, daughter of William Dayton my hearing in this ear entire'lv. their ranches nor a were all and growing In the open air. li ugust31, Cornelius Allen, years. 2 years. ' CARTER'S FOR DIZZINESS. I a fbr taking sleta, is no wonder that eastern Hook here In September 18. David Hannah. 90 On 10, underwent treatment rat.rrh. for three months, without any success, consulted a sun. often seen on vine clad people years. September, Elizabeth, wife of William An-dru- s, Monday evening, February berof llicmo--t eminent car of this who told aw sitting the such numbers. Last winter every hotel and October. Charlotte Bellamy, wife of Rev 59 FOR BILIOUSNESS. physicians, anion; other, specialist city, that was W 38 years. the ladies of Christ church parish, only an operation could inc. and even tiijUonly temporarily, that the head noises woald porch playing the guitar, or dancing lodging house full to overflow ing but new J. Monroe. years. Decembers, in help worTd houses have been built tint summer November 7, a son of C. C. 6 Kentucky, Martha, wife of FOR TORPID LIVER. will "The Peak Sis- then cease, but the iiearint; in the affected ear be lost forever. inn rannango witn tne senoritas. during Parmalee, Augustine Hart and of Tashua, present I then saw vour advertise :nent acciden al'.v in a ?Cew York and ordered and a new hotel eight- stories in height called months. daughter Joshua Bird lflVER FOR "to which all are invited. paper, your treat, D n A ti ton la Coronet was one of the the Invalids are November 3". Interment in Bethlehem, 28 years. CONSTIPATION. ters, cordially ment. After I had used it onlv a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased. aaA Angelus. At present many Orrin Terrill. Admission 25c, cake and cof- after five mv in tlie diseased car has been restored. ' Alcaldes, ills lull length photo rep- slaying here. Among lite number is Uev December. Widow Polly Thompson, 75 years. 186S. FOR SALLOW SKIN. including today, weeks, hearing entirely I thank yon a Isaac ft Beardsley of Denver, (Jol.. whofir 20 fee. The entertainment is to be given heartily and beg to remaiti Very trulv vcare. resents large proportioned iimo with has lieen material 1858. FOR THE COMPLEXION F. A. WKRMAJST, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore. Md. a one years collecting prepara- January 3, Caroline O., wife of Arvil Mor-ro- s. in Christ church parish ball. If pleasing countenance. Over tory to the publication of a history of the March 15. Minot Smith. 71 years. 63 years. . iJBi gi mwu aawarr iwri be ;sfl, 2li on the 10th it will occur on Our treatment does not interfere with your usual Shouldjr iil hrown a wide si8h,1 he frin- Reardsle.y f.imily. His work will published March .lane Porter. ears. March 4. T. Lake. 83 I stormy occupation. I pt Benjamin tTSn Vmetjr Vegetable., -- nest an the perusal of Ins nianu-STl- June 14. Mrs Beach, of P. Waldron. ' 13, in years Tuesday, February 1L Home made Examination and Villi PAH PIIDC VMIDGCI C AT UflMC ges at the eriiis reaching Oeinw the Slimmer, 215 daughter Waterbury. Arvil Morris. 70 advice which lie grunted ilie writer wasatreat. years. years; brought to Bethlehem for on sale. is that M iss free. IUU UHI1 UUIll lUUnVLLr HI IWMl eH. Knees. A few months since his widow can but bow obtained 29, James 63 Interment candy It expected One wonder he all his July Allen, years. May 13. Edgar N. Kasson, 35 years. CURE SICK HEADACHE. 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