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Pure Water Supply Milk Bottle Caps. Consult or write Plain; waxed ; printed. Any atvie; any E. N. Sipperley, soutiFnorwalk',' conn.. quantity. Prices right. Quality flrt; trade. Driller of Artesian Wells. If interested in The Automatic -- Tool Company, Wellsor Windmills, Engines.or Pumps. Hie Newtown .Bee South Norwalk, Conn. jl VOLUME XXX. NEWTOWN,' CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1907. TEN PAGES. NUMBER .V The Melbourne Cancer A Missionary iiaBai AT LIBRARY CORNER. . Cure Co. H a Journey H 64 Bank St , Derby, Ct., 5 In the State of SouthDakota a Why Not Wear Oure Ganger at their Sianalarlura and guar- B antee a positive cure. They also treat mild H cases and old sores at your home if desired BY BISHOP FREDERICK FOOTE and can send you a blood mdicine that wil H of all kinds. Corres- Something cure internal growth P JOHNSON, pondence solicited. References gladly given. V & a Established for ? eight years. Dakota. a New 1907. Bishop's Assistant in South a Fall of While busy prospecting for opportu- a .vou lo U i . If mt wih Wi into your m You fail to find flowers nities to minister the gospel of Christ - a ,MXV a ! t&" hat at $5, or our VV 11 at other florist estali- - in of the South Dakota own hat if Iuulai oiw of II llHlimeiils telephone to a portion great a Inlap nuke) at $3.50. me and you will find what you want. country which has recently been new- Vo" My ispecialty is Moral designs and I an extension of one of a cnS. rallwr it I? sln.es? A intir of WALKOVER challenge competition in this line, ly traversed by o.iuw win surely please. We Iiave st.vles. Prices our important railway systems, cross- a $3.11, Cornell's Florist Store, the Missouri River and stretching 91 White Street, Danlvury. Conn. ing i a 5. -i Black Hills. I re Store Phone 619-- Greenhouse 457- westward to the a We Sell theQ ceived a letter from one of our missiiK; a Don't Forget the New Suit uyer aries in the Indian Field which ran For RT. REV. FREDERICK FOOTE JOHNSON. the Boy. somewhat thus : "I intend to have a ; "Wheto Trading In Waterbury to commemorate of a "Get Your Meals at the of my people Assistant Bishop South Dakota. 2.50 to are our ires for Suit s. the Three Hundredth Anniversary of a pi Iwys" the first celebration of the Lord's Sup-- 1 rivers banks and turn! Park Lunch Room at Jamestown. The date I have set- beyond their ate connections. Dinner and sunner a C. E. CRANE. Prop., per them out of course or wet up the sticky ' T took at lunch counters on the way. a tled upon is June 21, 22, 23: and the soil of so For Ladies and Gentlemen. is Emmanuel church. White gumbo that region that it One eats whatever victuals meets his a B. 11 West Main St., Conn place would fill in the spaces between the if in this for MULLINGS & Waterbury, Horse Camp, on Cheyenne Reservation. gaze traveling country: a SON, would spokes of the wagon wheels until one there are no dining cars on the trains If you could possibly come, it must and take an axe a Waterbury, Conn. would be with halt and chop which we must patronize and one is Professional Cards. $3o00o be a great help if you out. This sounds like a to to a learn time us time. would cheer the it large story, pretty likely that "the at that It this story about gumbo, to you, eat is whbn is around." true Christian people ; it would offset gentle pie pie going reader, with your nifty horse and natty At one-thir- ty the next the con- W. the proposed wrongful way of cele- morning J. BEECHER, runabout on state roads at the east. ductor me from the kinked that a man should 1m tn-i- l -- Fourth of ; would untangled Atto rney at- Law . brating the July it But is no Gumbo condition in which I had to same our workers. I hope that you it exaggeration. gone sleep, the kind of decency in dealing Rooms 25 and 26 Sanford Bridgeport strengthen on the Indian Reservations of South no on Bldp. can (we have sleepers the trains with them that he ought in dealing with Office in Newtown open on Saturdays from come." Dakota is no dream when is wet. which we and an- 8 a. m. to 3. 30 MAIN JOHN ST. I BR I DOCTOR I COKl it must generally use.) the white man? I often think if p.m. I M At first blush I said to myself, "I Mr Mr Deloria and Mr that, all see how I can date Ashley and. nounced that we were at the end of the same sort of investigations as have don't at go. My Cleveland and Mr Walker and Bishop the line. That meant we were been Li. M. 1). , book is pretty full of places which I that at prosecuted otherwhere could be Albert Schuyler, Hare and Bishop Johnson have all had sixty-fiv-e miles from PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. want to visit and which I think I ought Gettysburg, directed toward some of the traders on experience of stopping the rig and White Horse Camp and the nearest some of our Indian Phone: Hook) 29-- 5. to visit. I have a stack of correspond- Rerviimi th. (Sandy 1 7 out which was Hours: 8 to 9 a. in., to 2.30 and 5 to p. m. ence accumulated in the at chopping gumbo, cling point of approach by rail. I had travel- result would be as surprising as it has postofhee so to the wagon box. No, led from in the Sioux Falls which ought to have atten- ing heavily eight oclcck morning proved to be in other quartern. And in wet weather is no dream. one-thir- ty F. J. GaU:, M. D. , ' tion. I recall how one of our bishops, gumbo till of the following morning the Indian would be helped by a little ! ! The fibres of grass which the wheels in a railway roach of a rather ancient truing up of method. I sometimes won- Office in the David Beers Residence. SILKS now gone, used 0 consider the prompt hold SILKS as roll the - of letters almost a means track up they along pattern and hadcovcrcd two hundred der how some of our Indian traders Newtown Street. answering as fibres hair e 1 And I recall how pasty stuff together of and twenty-fiv- miles. crawled into are preparing to render their account . low so as to of o 1 2 7 S m" yVe are at remarkably prices, spiritual grace. i Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. ni.. to and Ut p. sellingfsilks - hold together lime and sand to make bed at teJJ.-;Vi.- o'clock . stock - the late sainted Bishop of Connecticut of stewardship when the books are quickly. vow the plasterer's mortar. Gumbo balls and was up .vznin at sevei opened and to Rive the answer of the used to say that an additional or snow on Dr,, Walter H. Kiernan, ? to of man be- up packs like moist the Breakfast over,"a liver? 'tff started unafraid. Men de Soie ought be required every . For Crepe horses' feet; and the places where with me for White llot-Nt- ""CY twenty-mil- e Here Uie PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, In reseda, navy. wine, brown, blue black, white; nineteen in. wide. fore he should be consecrated to the at Agency is St John's pink, libt from wagoners unload their wheels of the drive landed me at Forest City, church, a modest but Hook, Conn. 65c, Reduced $1. Episcopate, namely. Will you an- attractive place Sandy men accumulated mass are marked by quite where I was close upon the east bank of Indian worship with for two and Women 1 swer letters cheerfully? These sittings Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m. to 2 and1 7 to 8 p. m Loviisine considerable mounds of once pasty but of the Missouri again. A boat cross- hundred and And W-- 3. were wise in their and I fifty. here joining This mark, identifies the Telephone: s5 generation riow mud highest Silks in black, red. navy. brown, tan and litrht blue: 19 inclies wide; reduced to back and letter hardened at frequent inter ing cattle on to the Cheyenne Reserva- close to the church is the rectory, the of men's and women's shoes 49c. ought get open my' one e ype ad- vals along the .wheel tracks as tion took me over. A quarter-mil- home of Rev Mr and so! DENTAL PARLORS. box; Then, too, my second annual beds of Ashley family. J at $3.50. And though leather IT to be travels through the gumbo from the river on the western bank is With them I ate my dinner.. I had driv- nd labor are now more costly, we Expert dentistry, painless and reliable. survey Silks dress ought taking shape pretty South Dakota. Of course, I would not thir- Most modern and scientittic appliances used soon. More than the data for the group of buildings, twenty or en twenty miles from Gettysburg. Aft- maintain the high standard which has at cost, some even below cost to close. this, Da- '" used for painless operations. wish to have you think that South ty in number, which forms the Chey er dinner' Mr Ashley hitched up his made Shoes famous and my annual financial reports are pigeon- To an 2cnith DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, kota is all gumbo. use expres- enne Agency. There is the United missionary rig of two horses and a bug- which our label holed in my desk at home items of which not guarantees. Surgeon Dentist. Office in Post Offiee Clock. from sources sion is rare hereabout. South States Indian" Department office, the gy and he and I together started for Zen'th Shoes for men and women New Milford. Conn. McLEAN BR.OS generous gifts many Dakota has as fine soil as out of and which have been put in my hands for "lays headquarters of the Indian Agent White Horse, which was still forty-fiv- e ire made of the finest quality materi- - T doors." Nor is it true kthat all the his M. 221 Main St., Danbury. Telephone 5 7. distribution, and items of little offer assistants. There are the cottages miles distant. One orange was our als by expert shoe makers, and have Celeste A. Benedict, D., on the is in the in which hand-wor- and little expenditures which have gumbo map Missionary these government employees luncheon on the way. We reached mote k in them than any AND ings of South Dakota. North Da- ; -- PHYSICIAN SURGEON, dribbled in and dribbled but these District are housed there are three stores White Horse in the evening at nine. it her S330 shoes. come in kota has too. And I have "heard where traders under license from the They 28 State Street, Bridgeport. Conn. twelve months gone. I ought to be it, Rev George RM Owl and his wife, the latest styles, in all leathers, and that it has as had at. we canned - one of asrents. to make the two say" it quite government sell fruits and veg- native Sioux Indians, he a deacon, wel- n sizes which insure " a fit for Electricity the therapeutic ! getting at that report have. But I have no desire to throw Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to 1p.m. sides if It is curious how etables, groceries, pork and bacon, comed us to their cabin and rave us rvcty foot." Slimmer tally mud at Mann or his Missionary and and . Opportunities duties to be done a man can think Bishop prints muslins, underwear fniprH-r- It now ten o'clock. A Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a many - - District. sixty-fiv- e Dr. Frank E. Judson, Summertime certainly affords the Bargain Hunter a grand oppor of when asked to do some special thing dresses, suits and overalls, beads, guns. drive of miles since the ear iprcial high grade. saddles, harness, wagons, had made me I DENTIST, tunity. Odd pieces and full sets in every department away under price which had been hitherto outside his North wind or South wind he cares blankets,, ly morning tired, went We control Zenith Shoes exclu- Some Eleaunt Pal lor Suits, handsomely upholstered, at Great Re reckoning. not a groat.. Gumbo or no gumbo, he farming implements. The customers. to bed. The plains were peaceful. sively and sell them in our new and E7 BETHEL. CONN frame-suit- , of are all Indians. There is ev Center Street. duction. One Maliosrany piice$100, reduced to $50 I was to. answer the goes his rounds and carries face course, fanned by a delicious, sweet and . cool ;nlarged shoe section in our . base- seating myself cheery sort of a about the Opposite M. E. Church. invitation by saying that, for the rea- inspiring optimism and leaves a bless ery commodity evening breeze and I was soon asleep. ment salesroom. Office Hours: 8.30 to 12 and i to 6. stores which an Indian could by any 221-- 5. sons which I have enumerated And for everywhere and is loved by every Telephone ing be to At the Congregational church, Sun & the additional reason that I had made body. porsibility persuaded buy and the N. Co., Inc., prices marked are all the traffic will day morning. Rev C D. Chunn of E. 1842, an official visitation at White Horse I have told didn't seem DR. S. ALLEN, BuckinghamESTABLISHED you why it bear. Who are these Indians, Roxbury was the preacher. He gave - ii must ask to be ex- anyhow. HATTERSTOWN. CONN. i&,,.t.& last November,,"! wise to start by wagon to journey in an excellent sermon on The Crea- P. O. Address : Jtoute 15. Stepney Depot. Conn ,ff3r cused, when better counsels prevailed. June one hundred and sixty miles to tion." At the close the sacrament of Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment, fipeci-i- Upliolsterinb Done at Right Prices and Done Right. remember that he who had sent me White Horse. A mixed train on a new the Lord's was celebrated. t t.miit. of tiles. eczema, catarrh and the with- Supper heart failure, stomach trouble and hiadache. the request invitation, having railway extension, and Medicine fufnished lor tins treatment. offered himself to the gracious Bis out grading, without ballast, steel and Wagons Main Street mmd FattrBeld Avi Terms reasonable. Consultation free. When like to KNOW that they are the real ! buy lnp getting i and of our softls for the Miss Marion Pack thing ; that the IS exactly as represented to them. hop Shepherd stringers laid upon the grass, was sure Harness returned. Saturday Bridgeport. Coaa, Most and to feel quality are Then that the prices paid just. shopping sacred of His church, had to more reliable. So I fare s nn-v- t after a at becomes a "pleasurePeopleand a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the future, simply ministry be paid my In Uicedm-- mIh ii iiur auuts evening, pleasant sojourn CHARLES 5. PLATT wnen tooKing ror tninirs in gold or silver ot tne pest makes, or ware, cnoice come out to the Missionary District of and went. That is, I started. Between at every turn, yon cannot afford to risk your Walnut Beach, the guest of Mrs .Ger-- cut will tell you the diamonds andsterlingother piatea stones, opera life in Diatom a viunm yuu have glass, timepieces that truth, precious Niobrara in answer to the call of Bish o'clock in the afternoon and so wlM'iirattlt1raii trude Lawrence. Teacher Piano, and Theory, and field glasses, DOCKetDOOKs. DiUDooKs and card cases, art ware. fans. Whitlnsr's box- papers two eight used loiisr. yon can liuy a mw iu. a Organ a kxhmI I Will irivt- - Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving Eyes examined day or nlpnt. Properly op Hare for a young man who had some in seventy-fiv- e miles had out', ami one liat yu NEWTOWN. CONN. fitted glasses made and guaranteed Go to the evening, fnciion for a very link money. At Hie name knack at carpentering, who was hot been There were symp- I ime it is nlxt aiuile 1 hat you have a accomplished. stmntr HarnesN fo." own iniiiivilim ind & sea-sickne- ss your TAYLOR GREGORY. afraid, of the untamed Indian nor of the toms of among some of the that ot your family. We have llicin mid ill Mrs. James Gordon, Practical St.. and who was coach sell clieiu to you l U'lil. We have all kinds anil Jewler. Flllrtr Derby lonely wilderness, ready passengers as the railway lunged prices and shall to show t lieni lo you. Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, to undertake anything, from building first to one side, then to the other, Just dni in anil look hcllicr you buy or not Increase Your You cabin or a or a brok unevenness of what a Knowledge and Class Lessons. Ensemble, chapel repairing caused by the by & en-do- to sick "road-bed.- " A. W. Bassett Son, CONNECTICUT, wagon, healing the euphemism is, termed a Increase Your Power. NEWTOWN, nesses of men's souls and building up Once the coach gave an unusally em- Sandy Hook, Conn, Earning heathen men and women in our most phatic lurch. I was on the up hill Ten Per Cent. Discount to those entering on or liefore Sep- Oscar Pitzschler & Son, Perhaps You'll Want to Buy A holy faith. 1 remembered that he had side and measurably unconcerned ;then, tember 3J. BARBERS AND H AIItPRESSEKS, come out more than thirty years ago too, I was somewhat familiar with the "The Corner of Good-Shoes.- " Pocket book or bill book. to what is now the Missionary District made the from Newtown, Hook & Hawleyville 4? sensation, having trip Stillman Businesss Sandy of South Dakota and that, for a longer Cripple Creek to Colorado Springs by College. v mi i. 11 fin v. llawlex i,r,i n'ii I'vcrv term than the life of six-hor-se some Conn. ville shoo ouen Wednesday afLernoon and do Jind a stock all of years average the stage years ago. Danbury, moiiiinsM Hook shop open 4S If you you'll splendid liere, leathers, in love and kindness and on down-hi- ll Sunday Sandy ss man, humility the every week day. Only tirst-cla- work. and A choice collection Nearly every passenger Call or write for terms. I'Ol L TABLE. every shape 'description. indeed. and fidelity and devotion and courage side of the' car jumped to my side; ;1 4S and heroism he had dwelt among the caused a little flutter. A woman who All Kinds of Leather Goods. cabins of the Indians and had had his was heavierthan most women are, rose Griswold Bragaw, M. D habitation among the tents of the from her seat and stood in the car aisle Great Jj Sioux. I remembered that the Chey holding on to the backs of seats and We own outright and offer to first buyer and enne River Mission of which he has amused me for a time by her evident Manufacturers' Physician for which he has the on neu $30,000 PAR VALUE Surgeon, 4 Wooster-Atkinso- n the oversight and determination to place herself 42 The Co., responsibility, under direction of the tral ground. Two men on the rear plat- Hail & Co. 4 Gmunon Andrews Building, Oor. Main arid Bank Sts. -- Connecticut way Isrl'tinfr per cent Stock, Corner Broad and John Conn. bishop, comprises an area once and a form, whose lack of equilibrium could New New Milford, Conn. 4 Sts., Bridgeport, bad con CJuarantcetl ly the York, XewIIav.en 2- - half as large as Connecticut, every only partly be explained by & K,tlroad of the were Ilartfonl Comuiy. ! mile of which must be reached by horse struction railway, pitched 8 i to Sale - - -- m- - , a Office Hours: a.m. of alu-o- f fT Vfc W too V vVV V .1 and in winter's off by this wobble of the ar Mian- ihM. Sl- prtoe r fjinr. Kllittf in 7 to 8 P. M. wagon, whether the particular wind or summer's glare of heSt. I re- car. They were of the genus "hobo," Residence: Park View House. membered that the missionary's op- riding without the proper form of H1NCKS BROS. & CO.. Bond Dealers, 9-- 12. - men and and the conductor left Shoes. Telephone Connection: For Your- portunity for fellowship with transportation CourTExcbange Bldg.. 207 State St--. Bridgeport, Com women of his own tongue and color them where they landed, evidently Summer confined to the small corps 01 govern quite unharmed. Eight o'clock of the Dr ment officials who are employed at evening brought us to the western bank Battam, we crossed on a High raln Footwear from T1ST, Vacation the Agency and that, with exception of of the Missouri, where Bank Strbkt Milford. the bishop's visitations, practically no gasoline ferry boat. The temporary lealiiiT factories sold at 1h- - crosses out. had gone The National Benk. white ever the bor railway It os clergyman bridgewas Cityloi-ioj-i- Wall Street, LEONARD'S INSURANCE YOU NEED A ders of his field. And I said to myself. out two or three days before, a couple low the cost of making. "If I were placed alone in the midst of of hours after a train load of people BRIDGEPORT, - - - CONN. AGENCY, the earth as he is, what would I like had crossed it. This bridge has been Case . Liook on Trunk, Bag, Suit receive of my bishop in the way of out three times in less than a yi-ar- "V'r F1KE, ACCIDENT. or Steamer are Issti" Foreign Exchang.and Traveler Rug. cheer and sympathy and helpfulness" The tables of logarithms which and noU; tho Let- v y goods prices. and Traveler1' Circular Old Companies, We, have, larye assort And I wrotetfre-Re- Edward AshK-- used in bridging other rivers don't r ChecqucH Lowest iiieut at lowc nrifcs. for he it was who had invited me, that seem to work in bridging the Missouri There is a big saving here for ters of Credit Available Everywhere. K.te. if I could be of any steadying It is a treacherous stream; there strengthening or comforting help. seems to be nobottoni to it but tiuick- - you during this sale. J3r LI. S. to out sands. The water swirls and churns I r r--i r Sc President, VETERINARY SURGEON,Todd, would gladly give myself carry .'Miller, - - Chas C The his plan. and twists and turns in all directions at Come in ami look around rs. is 1e lll. Aut Caaltler. New Milfcrd, Conn. o. Cheyenne Agency is about two the same time ; the channel changes ov- - eel & Lines C hundred and fifty miles by train and night. Unless this temporary whether you. buy or not. We on be X- - 185-2U- 7 Middle St., twenty by wagon from Sioux Falls bridge, built piles, shall replac I..EWIS where Bishop Hare and I have our ed soon by a substantial structure will be glad to see you here Manufacturer of BRIDGEPORT, CONN. DO YOU WANT home. The point at which Mr Ashley built with piers and caissons, I fear this sale.. Harnrtsa. Blankets, liobes and had planned to rally his Indian people, me that a train of cars will find its during big ! White Horse Camp on the great Chey- burial there in the Missouri yet. f A NEW HARNESS Stable (4ools. ' bed WATCHES and JEWELRY enne Reserve, is practically one hun A late supper and a comfortable Or aa Old One Mended? We cm tocommodftU jroau Call aad I Jo-rt- St.. ItRlTwmpmT for this a line assort- dred and sixty miles in a straight line were mine when I had crossed to the Special week, north of I was east side of the river. Before eight Let Me Write ment of "Watches and jewelr.y on sale at special prices at the place where pros GL XZO. Vnnr Insurance on vour home and pecting among the white people west o'clock next morning I started by train Hubbell Bros. w. W. STEVENS v,.Ahnln ir.iofis at once. LOWEST RATES HENRY C. REIU'S STORE, of the Missouri. A three day's drive again on my way to the Cheyenne 6 Wfctta St., consistent with absolutely sei;ure companies. Aeencv. two of Conn. 953 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. if conditions should be absolutely good There were changes Derby, T. J. CORBETT, Agent, and no sudden storm should swell the cars and tedious waits for indetermin Newtown. Conn. It will be intei estiiis for you to call and see what a bargain you can jret. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, AUGUST - 30, 1907.

little daughter, Olive, of Whitney Ave nue, JNew Haven, were the guests of Mr and Mrs S. N. Clark, a few this week. days, Mr and Mrs George King of Bri 75 ITvirnitvi e were in town on Sunday, he Lee Brothers' Co,. on their friends here. calling 1170 Main Street, Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs William Douglas of Smith, & Co., Bridgeport (formerly of Monroe) visit- Murray ed friends here on Labor day. Conn F. L. Sears and family are Bridgeport. to Cutler's Farm. moving The Center school commenced with Miss Mabel Hayes, teacher. The schoolhouse has been thoroughly reno- vated and painted by Albert Fohrenbach FALL SHOWING committee, presenting a very pleasing appearance. Mr and Mrs Mix and ' daughter. Miss Oil ClotKs. Clara, and son, Leroy W., who have Csvrpets, R.ugs. Linoleums, been stopping for 10 days with Mr and Mrs Solon B. Wales, returned to Bridgeport, Tuesday. Mr Mix is the Alteratio We invite the inspection of every Housekeeper in Newtown to our enlarged proprietor of the Wentworth furniture warerooms to see our new display of these goods. We do so because we know they store on Broad street. will lie interested in the many handsome designs that are to be had from this complete. stock of Carpets, Kugs, Linoleums, Oil Cloths. This with our prompt store service . Southville. has much to do with the many buyers that call our store the best Quality, price and :fifcTiNVTA05 of? service make your trading a satisfaction at Lee's. THE ORDER OF THE DAY. ale. Cutting tobacco is the order of the day. D. N. Clark of Shelton was guest of Frank Carlson, last Saturday. U. Benham of New Fairfield was Sunday in New Canaan with friends. tively arranged under a canopy of trees. guest of his sister, Mrs A. Worden. a They made the trip in their auto. The party, numbering 50, did full jus few days, last week. Mr Mr3 - - , Levi .Preston Hubbell has been car- tice to the hne dinner, alter tnanKs and W. O. Shepard- of Nau- The Newtown Bee. ing for R. P. Davis' stock while Mr had been returned to the giver ol gatuck, spent last week with Mr and D. Mrs Wilbur Bristol. Fall Davis and family have been spending all good things, by J. Bradley of a few days at the shore. New Haven, who for many years has Mrs W. Clark's daughter and sister The Tads of renown Carpets Mrs Edwards S. Beardsley spent last been Sunday school superintendant in started for Cincinnati, last Saturday. Tiny great Wednesday in New Haven the guest of one of the prominent churches of that Have come to visit in our town, Fdbubbid By her aunt. Then followed speeches by many Are the newest PUBLISHING COMPaNT. city. And week ready; lattejiis and best qualities, THE BEE Mrs Andrew Leavenworth has been of the party, after which it was voted South Britain. every they will appear lour Caret Tcade is of utmost imiortauce to us. We having a number of repairs made on that the Bradley reunion be an annual this we have -- .her home. .Levi P. Hubbell did the event. Also voted the first was a most Miss May who has been Upon space that here, want it. We've bought this fall stock in the of Some Atkins, big hope work. happy and successful affair. spending a few days with To do their clever little stunt getting it. service in item ALLISON P. SMITH, Miss Jessie French is now the members then enjoyed Jier parents, Satisfactory the of making, AND BDITOB at the of younger has to Hos- Pkbbidkbt Stamford sanitorium for treatment. croquet, ball and other games, while returned the Metropolitan With Boojums and laying and lining may influence A.KTH OK J. SMITH. N. Umbrellaphants your r-- m If you want to have a good time at others visited with old or new friends. pital Training school, Y., where she We'll figure with you, measure make '. AND BCSINBSS MAHAOBB. tend the Greenfield Hill Country Club A group picture was taken of the par- is to be a nurse. And Kangaroosters and Kaboks your room, next week which included four studying estimates ; if in war satisfied HKN HY M. SMITH, AND fair, Tuesday, Wednesday ty, among others, And Bazooka every you will ; if not, and Thursday, September 10, U and 12. generations, Mrs Mary L. Douglass Mrs Lawrence and Miss Clinton, who strange and Jabberwocks then no sale. buy Q EHIRAL A81KT. At the annual meeting of the Upper Bradlev. Mrs Nellie L. Bradley Geer, have been spending a few weeks with And all that weird and mesa Stepney tjemetery association held in Mrs Helen M. Geer Hoppe, Master Mrs H. H. jumbled This big department ought to be of service to Hubbell last Norman Geer Before Cartwright, have returned Of beasts from Hewilderuess. you. hall, Monday evening, Hoppe. leaving to their home in South Norwalk. the New Velvets made, laid and lined $1.20 a 50 p. was elected all erathered for music and before break yard. os. 75 Cnts for Six Months. btepnen Hayes presi New Brussels 10 7r. Pour Cents a Oopv dent, George H. Lyons secretary and ing up the hymn, "God be with you till Taiestry wire, made, laid and lined, Oents for Four Month. A. B. Ternll treasurer. we meet again." was sung by all with You ask us we these Tads 95c yard.' 1; Edwards S. time Sherman. why get Beardsley and family heartfelt expression. The parting All-Wo- ol at Shelton i came all too soon, but that all To do frolics ? New laid spent lastTSunday the guest hoping those who their in our ads ingrains, made, and lined, 83c yard. 1907. of Mr and Mrs D. A. .Nichols. may meet again next year, some de lo enjoy a good smoke, Newtown. Conn.. Friday. August 30. Mrs Daniel Davis, who has been crit parted for their homes, others remain use the Star and Cresent cigar, at W Well, first of all they catch your eye, ically .ill, is now gaining nicely and ing for a longer visit. Guests were ti. Hawley s store. able to be about her home and do her present from Berlin, Greenwich, Tor- - And next our offerings you spy, own work. On August 4 Mrs Dr S. E. riigton. Wilton, Kent, New Haven Then, to try us once, you come 4 - Allen of Hattertown began treating and Sanford, Fla. Kent. just Tbusfhonk, Mrs Davis and the in that time rest is as a change & Martinez celebrated (The simple sum) Rugs and Art Squares. has been wonderful. Longman For a good smoke get back of a Sta Once ten M. B. Hawley and family returned, paints, oils and glass. The Gilbert & Crescent at Watson & Morehouse's come, you'll times come again, loTBRTiante Ratx : .Monday, from a few days' stay at Wal- Miller Co. - nut Beach. ' Small profits ten, Haven's 1 lmo 3mo 6mo yeai multiplied by space to particularize, but they're in every 8 Inch 1.00 8.00 3.00 5.0C The interior of the Baptist church Have your prescriptions compounded TOWN TOPICS. Good deals which - inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 has been all decorat- brings you o'er and o'er, iyihwi weave, size ami color continuation and the 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 parsonage newly at English's drug store. prices Inches 25.00 ed. F. M. .Canfield & Son did the work. To will 3 inches 8.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 1 he waiters at the Inn the fol help yourself and help our store. abreeably surprise you. 3.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 Rev Robert Duncan is to Tuesday, Wednesday And gave Inches 40.00 eSpected Thursday lowing b: 1- -4 4.00 8.00 16.00 84.00 enjoyable program, Saturday column 48.0C return to his work here the last of this 10. 11, and 12 of next week IK ; 1- -3 5.00 10.00 80.00 28.00 September ll nt column 60.00 week, and will occupy his at the And we 1- -8 6.00 18.00 84.00 36.00 pulpit da Gin b Far "Massa's In The'Cold now, pray you, watch this column 48.00 80.00 are the teso AfcUn y. Ground." space 5--4 column 8.06 16.00 33.00 Baptist church, next Sunday. - -.W Old 1 10.00 80.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 at- Greenfield If yoiv.- want "My Kentucky Home." With written on column i "Mandolin Solo, Arthur yleasure your face, spend an enjoyable d&iydo not fail W. R. Ray." So wre " - Duet, Baptist and J. W. Ray may know that goodly check Nichols attend. cornet ooio, A. tjimons. Reading notice', b evter type. 10c line. Solo, Write, Wire or Telephone. Demanded by Gustaue Verbeck & Co. Small nonparei. a is. lc a word per week. CLIFFORD G. CURTIS. Ray. Smith, Murray Oxford. uuet "All Down and A Has not been altogether lost This community was deeply saddened in, Out"., itay, w. Baptist. ! by the sudden death of Clifford G. CITY FOLKS IN OXFORD. A SMILE FROM YOU repays our cost who Quartet. "San Antonio," A Ray, W Curtis, passed away at the Bridge- K. .Baptist, A. Simons, J. OUR NEIGHBORS. port hospital, on Saturday, August 31, Quite a number of Oxford people are Cake Ray. 24. Mr Walk, W. R. Baptist, A. Ray aged Curtis was thrown from entertaining summer boarders. Among A southern Sermon, his wagon while in Bridgeport and hit Mrs Negro J. Ray. Pears! Pears! on his head his the number are Franklin Nichols, ioii eciion, $zt.3t. People's fracturing skull and Martha Mrs F. W. Hubbell I have some of the finest ever was taken to the Bridgeport hospital Hawley, saw. you Stepneys where he underwent an operation but and Miss Harriet Frazier. Mrs Fred W. Andrews of Taunton Come quick or you loe them. Savings Bank. they were unable to save him. The has bought a "handsome drop head The most and choicest lNnnirttiUTF.li ENJOYABLE ENTERTAIN- - accident was caused the of John Crofut is having a new house New Home machine of C. E. Osborne - complete iav AN by breaking in line or MENT. one of the shaft irons which caused the built at his home on the Seymour road Stepney. k INCORPORATED TO New Bank Building, Bridgeport. horse to benefit of run, throwing him out. The The entertainment for the funeral was largely attended on Tues- Mrs E. A. Scoville and children of Ihe New Home sewing machin OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X. CHILDREN Groceries the schoolhouse on the Hill was held on - church day afternoon, Sepember 3, at 2 o'clock South Britain returned to their home. still . leads the procession. Always BRIDGEPORT. CONN. and Oeneral Merchandise in the Val- Tuesday evening in the Baptist from the home of his puTents, Mr and reauy ior work or hea Don't the $4,515,867.49 ; Mrs"-Natha- n Mc-Derm- last after a few ousiness, ligftt ley. forget place. and was well attended by a very appre B. Rev Mr Monday, spending vy, mere is no of $1 will ciative audience. ,The church was dec Curtis, days with her sister, Mrs Phillip Row uncertainty about th Deposits Mart you in the - officiating. The burial was wonaertul "New Home." saving line. orated with many flagsr and bunting, in the Nichols Mr land, of Hillside farm. The children, about 25 in number cemetery. Curtis C. leaves to .mourn his loss, besides his Mr and Mrs W. C. Turner-o-f P. WILLIAMS, in a circle the plat- - ' Mrs the is in Gunn Taunton ' were seated upon wife, a father and brothers Lumb, nurse, are South Britain. . OFFICERS : form, who with the .mother, entertaining friends from New flags presented. and sisters ; also a circle of town, assisting in the care of Mrs Jtork. ., . : which is so dear large ' fAMlT-- L W. BALDWIN. picture than nothing and in "who ... . friends here Bridgeport. The Bradley, is in feeble health. I'rr-JtltHl- ; to the - American heart. Our children have the of the ' our come firsthand demand our family deep sympathy ' John H. Keane and Charles Pelzer and flag whole community. s Rev G. L'. Shaeff er, a former pastorJ or rxew Haven IIENUV ATWATER. ENOCH P.HIXCKS. best love. All the children did excep passed Sunday and La Vice tionally well in the recitations and of the Congregational church, was Dor day with Mr Keane's mother, Mrs President. songs. Space would hardly-allo- sep--. calling on friends here, last week. Jonn Keane, of Gas street. EhWARK W. MARHH. arate mention. Our thanks are-- dne .to Swmmrr and Xrpmsuivr. Warren. The Sunshine Circle of the - ! Mrs Bradley of Redding who Congrega Selectman John F. Keati no- nnn T'stt. KKAXK Randolph church will rick llt'UHAKI). two tional a sociable at J. BILLING r T-1- sang beautiful solos, with very give Kelley returned, Tuesday, from OUT Book Krrla-- UmI OLD HOME PICNIC. fine voice. Also Arthur Sherwood of the parsonage, next Friday evening. an enjoyable visit m New York and Easton, Misses Edith Fairchild, Mabel The Old Home picnic, 6. Brooklyn. ' and Ada Fields most enter notwithstanding September " Hayes gave the lowery morning of August 24. esing. and pleasing recitations. They which kept some away who had expect were heartily encored and responded ed to be there, was a delightful social WHOLESALE MARKET. ! to the calls. JYlr who is a deal of old Out French, gathering. Many tbe time songs Quaker's Farms. of Business er in famous Edison Going the phonographs. were and the scenes of childhood 'furnished a fine and a sung Wholesale Quotations Furnished by Bcc instrument large and youth recalled. A sumptuous & Weofferour entire stock . supply of the latest records which were served at 1 o'clock, which all PERSONAL CHAT. Darling, Bridgeport. at Bargain Prices. Every thing in the store mark" the concert 5 Mr ed down to cost or less. interspersed throughout enjoyed. At o'clock the singers went and Mrs H. B. Brower spent Sun 2 than cost. Horses. and added Apples, fancy red fruit. 50a4.50 greatly to the pleasure of to the ohruch and had an old time choir day with their son, Leon, in Derby. common 2 This is an of . 00a2 50; which , the evening. He has a fine selection rehearsal, to the w. u-- xomnnson ana an grades, Gravenstin opportunity saving money you, cannot afford to on hand is. preparatory following wile took awnanaer ana oiner varieties miss constantly and ever ready morning service. The members of the a few "days, last week. DO CO early Ut to show their .merit. After the enter old choir who been outingMrs 92 4 tU i"" " """ins Prices with the view present, have out Hattie Hill visited her dauchter Pearp, Bartlett4 00a7 00: F; to m"r;iilyqu"ck?yS.e tainment cake and ice cream were of town for some were Marvin in .- .- Clapp's Auction. served years, toaugatueic, L. 1., last week. vorite, 3 50i.6 00 At in the parlors of the church. H. Tanner of Winsted. Mrs Helen Mrs Bessie Hawkins Tetuuned from 3i II.-- T of ctnod . was for school-house- . Huckleberries, 14al5c. hor One tnlr crar Nearly $25 netted the Swift Andrews of Ansonia, Benjamin Laurel Beach, last Thursday. She took .Pot 75 mares. one Otoe 4nrie - Carter of Cambridge, Mass., Miss Flo an automobile to one ttoes, !80j bu; onions, yellow. mmre. w. lirl.1 I4u. Tltm taorvrw are h and rrHI trip Meriden, day i.uuai zr; caoDage, per 100, 4 00a5 00 to Mention : Ki ll iMukra and and ail A y ra of New There were weilave Few n-l- - Strong Britain. miss iiara J. Hawkins returned to bpace Only li .t- work. We hare wveral litre ABEL S. PEET. many others from out of town, among i Boston to resume hpr stnrliea at Ttivn. Butter: Creamery, hrst grade, 28c Things iMisfiKm mhw kik! a f-- nice driver well second 25c: :M at Abel Sherwood Peet, on of our old- whom were Albert Monroe of New Ro- - dette College. Labor 'dav id; creamery, grade, cream . a uhf mrumlii right, mil of work, bit Mr ery, common, 14c; first, 2(ic Goods.-- Shoes and Rubbers work and vuod linsliam rl.nn L . Tht est men, passed away at his hoifie, aft chelle, N. Y., and his family, and. Misses Minerva and Jane Thrall re. dairy Dry Groceries. of uorac I rf I - anM for wbailuer will fartac.li er several weeks' illness, on Mrs Charles Hutts and Kel turned to their home in Oneese, full cream. 14a 10c. Egijs, fresh If rou are tonkin for a hoiw come Friday. Augustus Pennsylvania Boys' Slioes, $1 19 now 93c Canned Goods I li-- y to bK 30, 84 The of Mrs Corn- - las nearby, cs. d z Live chickens, Regular of all kinds at Le well Imiw you are In awed. Hw-ilt'- Mi August aged years. funeral logg Bridgeport, Justus faaturday, alter visiting with rel ib-tn- Spool Cotton, per spool, n HixKlM--r la was Miss two Jbi fowls, 14a 12c lb; 12 Boys' Shoes, Regular 1.29 now 1.05 tb they could be bnuiht . toe galaoe ua toe held from , his late home on Mon stock, Ethel Clark of Winsted, tives, weeks in Seymour, Quaker's ducks, 5c by KaM. lo liuy a not-wi- dnpni 2 o'clock. Mr and Mrs M. H. Tanner and lb. Calves, bog dressed, 7 to 10c lh Spool Silk, spools. Boys Shoes, $1 49 now $1.19 the case at the present lime, AanacMb. day afternoon at The burial Egbert rarms, aoutnpury and Koxbury, Reqylar 2 Vl'wa, - Whins and hliur for was in the Tanner, also of Winsted, - Mrs Emma Mr and Lrs enter Spool Silk, J 0c spools, vjririi,' noes. SI 29 lb Can Salmon. lite lor-ft- can lt- bad at our kiWeer1fating in Upper Stepney cemetery August Telquist Regular auj lliilut luu to mclL Mr Peet is survived by his wife, one Warner and daughter and others from tained their daughters and a number SAVED HER SON'S LIFE. Silk Finish Crochet Cotton, spool, now $l.o5 Corn Starch, package. 5c bur son,. William Peet of Bridgeport, and Torrintgon, Mrs Samuel Tanner of ot young friends from Shelton and Der Ribbons Hair Price Girls' Tomato two Mrs Mrs Eben and fam Labor Nearly School Shims, Regu ar $1 49 Catsup, bottle, 5c Wednesday, at 2 P. M. daughers, Sarah J. Ambler Stamford, Strong by, day. Ihe happiest mother in the little Elosiery, all 10c 8c now 1.19 15c bottle of bouhtport,and Mrs Catherine French ily of New Britain. Lorin Carter of Wa Mrs Ellen Leinberner and Mrs Frank town of is Mrs Stockings, Mustard, 8c Ava, Mo., S. Ruppee. " " 15c " Men's $3 50 Shoes, now 49 Ail 50c SPECIAL. or Easton. ., terbury, Edward Carter and family Ailing of Red City, Oxford srent last : 12ic $ Teas, 39c:ib She writes "One year ago my son was ' ' ' Men's 50 All One llona. Wunn and .Harm am. from Torrington. In the evening the Wednesday at C. H. Luun's. 19c 15c Si Shoe., r.ow $l 89 COcTeas, lb weUrtit aiw It ' down with such 4s VrinuM.r . ten hundred, and ail Dr DeWolf and family, who have social exercises were continued and Labor day and no mail, but a beauti-- serious lung trouble " ' 25c " Mcn'! $2 JS now 25c ei-.-r- a-- One mm) -- i)c Shoes, $1.79 Coffee, lMclb uii.i nice lirhl rnmr spent a couple of weeks with Mr a collation served and it is hoped that iul rain instead. that our was unable to 1 tloHKl himrMiM. alii lai aajld to- physician help Children's White RtockiDKS and Lidies,' Oxford Ties, 50 30c Coffee, 23c a toenr.owner I Hinckley, have returned to Bridgeport. every year may see the reunion of Misses Cora and Marain Lum, with him ; when, our advice lb day au ul aauuWr in mi Mr and Mrs Charles those who are interested in the old their Misses Minerva and by druggist's ChiHren'8 Tan Stockings at now .io 35c Coffee, 2!c lb Sherman, Ed cousins, Jane him Dr New 10, 121 and 15c, were 13, ward Hayes and John Duncan of New hilltop town. Many remained over Ihrall visited in Southbury and Rox began giving King's Dis 15,19c Ladies Ox ford Ties, 1 25 Regular, Magic Yeat, box 4c - Haven were of Mrs C Os and the excellent ser last covery, and I soon noticed Children's Underwear, 12i and 15c now HAMILTON BROS- ' guests ' ' E. Sunday enjoyed bury, Friday. improvement. Baklnir Power, best. borne. mon so I now all 10c .j,8 i lb, i lb list fitting to the occasion preached Miss Lizzie Thompson of Sejnour kept this treatment up for a few weeks qualities, Men's and Rubbers sold Ext hot WtlrtH, f aiaa. lite lH , ' "Old has come and sons by our Rev Mr Pickett. and friend Labor with her when Ladies' Underwear, fine nualitv. Boys' at cost. rapt Lemon, tie, Comm. HomeJIay'' pastor, spent day he was perfectly well. He has 1 Xo Bridgeport. a L3C-2u!- These annual reunion nic parents, Mr and Mrs George Thompson, sold for 50c, now 38e tellable Hour, and ISC Dackar e worked steadily since at work wioic-- mc days Dnng many old friends to The Dea Curtis place has been sold or. carpenter 25c quality now lyc Hardware and Paints. naito uice, 12c package gether to greatly enjoy a day and so to a Mr Boardman, who has been The Ladies' Guild of Christ church Ur King's New Discovery saved his Cotton Toweling-- 7c 80 near to one summers in Marbledale B. yd we can save meai, package keep another. It means a spending the meets with Mrs H. Davis, Wednes life." Guaranteed best cough and cold Dress 1 3 oil you a lot of money If Bluntr. 4c good deal as we grow older in life to for some years. He is to take imme day ajternoon. cold cure R. Liininps, regular prices you want in these and 7c bottle J. by H. Beers & Co.. anything 1- -2 close to those who remain of diate possession. Notions of all kinds at C st Prices lines. B ill Blue, 10c lb Box H. Cassidy, keep yet Newtown ; Betts & ; South BrttaJa, Com. our own generation and beside mingle Miss Lucy Curtiss takes a position as Betts, Sandy Hook Men's Collars and Cuffs, Closinir Quart Bottle Ammonia, 13c in in Mass.. P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; W. N. freely full sympathy with those of teacher the Northfield, Kedding. Noble, Out at Wholesale Trices s. Stove . 10. Garden and Farming-Tool- Polish, 4C Urocf-ten- Tradi and alt Meats less years, ine parK is an ideal school, September New Milford; E. J. , Toilet 10c or 7c and eieml village Buckingham, Paper, packages rolls, Scouring snap, . 3c place for such an annual gathering. Much credit is due to the committee FRENCH'S IS THE PLACE Allen cake 150 were of Miss Huntington; Joyce, Roxbury Tar Soap, 4c Alwaio Sure of lire llrtal when Jon trade al Nearly present this year and arrangement. Agnes Strong. To fit out vour children with sVinna ; cake Our future. no one could ask for a better or more Miss Lucy Curtiss and Hobert Station G. W. Hurlburt & Co., Rox Hay" K.irks, Mtnure Forks. Soadps Gold Dustand Strong Trade inBethel. M. Drugs and Patent Medi and S Soapine, 4c package bountiful spread of the kitchen's best. and their assistants, for the success of bury; J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge cines. Hcytlies, laths, etc., at Elastic Starch, c Mr and Mrs Ira Penfield of Danbury the Old Home picnic. NOTE PAPER SALE. Connery Bros., Georgetown; W. B. about half regular prices. package have been of Mrs Charles Mr and Mrs Addlehurst from New Sreel 80c guests Large boxes of fine 25c a box Hawley, Sherman ; Honan & Soule, Household R"tnedies and Scoop Shovels, -- Wheeler. Haven are at his father's for a visit. paper. Patent Well 3;W Horse RrustuM, were 3. and at French's, Bethel, Gaylordsville ; Smith Bros., Cornwall Medicines, liromn Sell Cas-tori- a, Buckets, 41c, Beech Nut Charles Fanton and wife are visiting They took the old gentleman, Abijah zr, Well a- - now home of Mrs Zalmon to New Milford in their fine au- - Jidwin H. New Talcum Powder, Lister-ine- , Tubing, r(0. Sr.arvV at the Purdy. Morey, Bridge; Beardsley, " One l.nm Kn.ip:w-- Spraver.cxu:-plet- e. sis-e- r, J etc. wheels, 25c .Miss Emily Seeley is visiting her to, which was qafp an nr it tr Preston; George E. Frink. Falls t.i will Kaconi I ' Sliced Mrs m mar. over of Special C.it Prices on these goods Heavy Barn . regular price Carlos Warner, Rrooklyn. age. All VillagCLi-E- S. Fairchild & Nich pails, 45c sen at 12 o Mr and Mrs Oscar Plumb of Nichols Brookside cottage still has plenty of the best makes at lowest prices. Son, have visited Mrs S. B. Hayes. guests, though the brook has run dry. , Trade at French's, Bethel. ols, Druggists 6"ttsr$1. Trial bot Mrs Charles Ruggles of Bridgeport tle free. has been the guest of Mrs Jane "Taylor. take a trip to the seaside,: this week Mr and Mrs F. Moshier of New York Mr and Mrs Hutts from Bridgeport Monroe. Don't fail to come to the store. We can save on are Mrs Edward sis- are spending some time with friends in you money every article visiting Corning, " you need. ter of Mrs Moshier. town. - . . A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. We Are Still may Mrs L. V. Slado is friends visitnig Mr and Mrs in Bridgeport for a few days, this Robert Sinclair celebrat- week. Bethel. ed their 10th wedding anniversary on Retailing Mrs Reuben Hodge, Mrs Charles the evening of the 31st of August. A and two Rena and number of their friends and neighbors Carnages,' Wagons and Hodge daughters, A & !" Reu-b?- n, REUNION. were Wm. invited in. and a Harness J. made fnmt ....a - Ethel, Mrs Charles King and son, merry evening the mr rtuJM Piatt Co., r a ixl cured a Maa-o- 1 1 all of Mr and Mrs Louis enjoyed.. They received mauy useful to- mild, dvlxal i .win a Danbury, Thursday, August 2). was a memo At Wholesale Pric Cor. Avenue ?- Wells of Stratford were all guests, rable one to the descendants of the late and some valuable gifts. Park Bridgeport, Connecticut. '' 'r " jar. 'free from arLlwluriMmmui.r.-r lia-lih- readr for last week, of Mrs M. E. Turney. Daniel and bophronia Bradley of Ban L. D. Lane has been quite sick late- ue. It. I l- . i.r in . laaaat. ly. His niece, Mrs Hamlin of New We desire to call se.-i:i- mi...i..n ,... la). ' Woods' gilt edge coffee and Woods' tam. The various members with their xhibit at the 7th Annual Fair of the ' Primrose tea are the best that can be families gathered at the home of Mr York, with her son, have been with NEW IftlLFOnn. the E. For sale him. Trumbull. passengers had to lie transferred S. Sanford & Co., produced. by Stephen French and Mrs Reuben M. Gibbs of Golden Greenfield METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. ! around the at the Depot. a Mrs Country Club, wreck. New town. Conn. Hill, Bethel., for reunion, Gibbs Granville Basktrville has entertained GKEEFFTEII HILL. is Bible Tues.l Mrs John S. Joyce and Mrs Ernest being one of the number. The day Sunday nay. Sherman and two children are was a one an his brother, Antany Baskerville, and Visitors Welcome. Keceiving the word is En-- . o'clock there was miitp a Imrl wnvt spending perfect for such occasion Cordially worh Mr Isaac Dodd eurretl a few days, this week, with friends at and the families commenced to arrive friend, Ernest Patterson, of Brooklyn. League topic; between Trumbull and Ixrur A Beacon Falls. on early trains, well laden with boxes, Sept. lO, 11, 12. leads. . Hill near the ice house. A flann-- r... phonoKrapn makes home brighter Save Mr and Mrs A. H. School . e side money br burloir vmir The many friends of Mr and Mrs baskets, etc., picnic fashion. As they Curtiss and child- The Sunday picnic. Saturday of the wheel broke and you will tinrl In Itanbury at the I J. ti. TerrllPa, North rt Benedict will be to ren were in Rocky river. Rain caused oust-- live or six cars ..!. tk.. Lewis sf-re- , Woodbury John sorry hear neared the house a large flag waved Berkshire, Sunday. nonement from and Phonograph 2t Main are both ill. Mrs Andrew them welcome in honor of rhe Blue Ribbo n Auto & Labor day. Those who piled them - they quite the day. A. H. Curtiss has street, the stuck in . state- Leavenworth is caring for them. Dr After a short time spent in pnrc hased a horse cannot reach the grove in the morning- blocking the road for several hours largest the visiting s.-- Write for a When In Hill is them. all to the lawn back of the of Robert Goldsborough. Co.. are invited to come direc tly from work The wreckiner crew w ,n catalog or when in Danbu- Waterburytrad ng you attending repaired Carriage and lunch I hand and Mr and Mrs C. L. Smalley spent. house, where tables were most attrac- - Mr and Mrs John T. O'Connor and take with the entire nartv the eveninor trains uv l.i. ry call and see what line music can te vet,. 'iiw.me ainner atanniall nrtna Bridgeport, Conn. nd in theafternoon J to pass on the road. atCallendar- - Half li.m-- 7 participate games. During the day bad. South Main street. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1907.

TIDINGS FROM COLORADO. Round Oak Steel Ranges, Bee. ICOO The Newtown A Newtown Boy in the West. MOTHERHOOD SS ... Glen "Xr1 11 1-- 1 wood, Ancles, Newtown, Friday, September 6 1907 The first requisite of a good ou ave Colo., mother is good, health, and the ex- to Stamford Shore Erie, perience of maternity should not be (0) and West Aug. 14,1907. approached without careful physical CO) ohow Mie. is Are the variety we offer our customers A. P. Smith, Newtown, Conn., preparation, as a woman who in CO) for inspection and we guarantee the price. Wood - and Coal Parlor and Circulation : Dear Editor : When we left New- good physical condition transmits to Stoves in sizes. a her children the blessings of a good O) I Thire is Imijk' for the man who is to Heating many 000 town, Ct., I promised to send you shown. willing January 1. 1HS2, our constitution. ca rho fact that more brief description of that part of Preparation for healthy mater- The Majestic Washing Machine, we to see f&nd pass is E. CO) a Thous- Last week, 4600 country expected nity accomplished by Lydia With the best Wringer on earth for lo.oo, making complete outfit. through and some of the features that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ands In use. were to who had never which is made from native roots and We have a few Oil Stoves to clean out at reduced prices. interesting us, herbs, more successfully than by any m The Cof field Power Washing Machine is the latest thing for savrngj labor Ten Pages. been far from good old Connecticut. other medicine because it gives tone at home. Over 2ooo in use. Just attach hose to faucet at your sink and the Some of the sightswe saw were, as you and strength to the entire feminine motor does the rest of the work any lady can read the news of the day can novel to us. organism, curing displacements, ul- MRJ.JAMES while the washer operates. No more scrubbing boards for women who do imagine, very ceration and inflammation, and the CHESTER Huntington And 15.oo. Guaranteed for one We left New York City on May 8, ia more their own housework. the price? Only ' year result less suffering and children healthy at birth. For more and will last a life time. Held by bound for Niagara Falls, by way of tnan V Up tmrty years Pianos the New York Central R. R., in a All kinds tif. Tin, Granite and Copper Ware, and through the Capi- E. Highwaymen. sleeper, passed Lydia Pinkham'sVegetable Compound CO) w.ero W,J n VMM etc. tal, Albany, about midnight, so did not has been the of American mothers In for childbirth. Connecticut in than an.v other two makes of Pumps, Sinks, Gutters, Pipes, standby preparing nave some Z get a glimpse of that fine city, the NotewhatMrs. JamesChester,of427 W. 35th St., New York says in this may influence, with you. Men On Taunton Road Seize present home of our next president, "so letter: Dear Mrs. Pinkh am:- -" I wish every expectant mother knew about was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A neighbor who had learned E. J. Horse of A. D. Fairchild. they say." Buffalo passed of its great value at this trying period of a Roman's life urged me to try HALL, through early next morning, and some- it and I did so, and I cannot say enough in regard to the good it did me. H The Piano O time later the "City at the Falls" was I recovered quickly and am in the best of health now." Huntington Sandy Hook, Conn. scene station Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is certainly a successful is reached. The at the for and ailments of women. the lKst MEDIUM PRICED Piano sokl LOCAL TALENT SUSPECTED seems an insult to this attrac-tio- n. remedy the peculiar weaknesses g anywhere. O grand It has cured almost jeyery form of Female Complaints, Dragging Sensa- 4Nevertheless we are anxious to show you ersoiiaIlv that J One man agrees to show you tions, Weak Back. Falling and Displacements, Inflammation, Ulcera- (2) tlie tone, action, design ami Price will meet vour The Man Who Smokes where Mr So and So jumped in, some tions and Organic Diseases of Women and is invaluable in preparing for approval. O Should consult us and be Is sure to find some- A Chance for Deputy Sheriff John time ago, for only 50c. Another charg- Childbirth and during the Change of Life. thing to suit his tastes, as our line Is large and varied. . You can also find here a large line of sporting son to Get Busy. es only 25 cents to show where someone Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women oods of all kinds. else swam the upper rapids. This tends Women suffering from any form of female weakness ara invited to 8 Are You 44 Fairfield Ave.. Opposite Poll's Theatre ' write Mrs. at Mas. Her advice ia tree. Willing g DAN D. SMITH, BRIDGEPORT. CONN. to reduce the feeling of awe with Pinkham, Lynn, ? As Mr and Mrs A. D. Fairchild of which the visitors arrive, and one is To Be Shown b . to wonder what is sacred from the I : Taunton were to their home, apt Best in 1 driving The Gunnison , The the World Wednesday night, from Newtown commercial spirit. It had often been provement. One can here see all the state. tunnel, three O Street, a man sprang at their horse my wish to see the falls, so as soon as native animals of the state, from the miles in length, is alone to cost $3,050.-00- 0, Best we down to the Ameri and will reclaim thousands of Royal Worcester and seized the bridle when near the possible went buffalo to the gopher. There are a b M. SONNENBERG o homes thous- CO) PIANO . road. Three other men made can falls and a grand sight it was to acres and thus make for x AND pond number of Manhattan Pump Fair-chil- cease- pleasure resorts, home Colorado o Mr d see the vast volume of water ands of seekers. is, night hideous by yelling. Beach one of the foremost. The (8 on hit his horse sharply and the ani- lessly pouring over to the rocks below, being without doubt, the farmers' paradise. CO., o Bon Ton Corsets. with a roar like distant thunder. A is well covered with lines. two or three crops to mal sprang away from his captor: The city trolley being enough 1056 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. c Perfect Fitting Earth following night parties tried to hold up curious thing about the falls is that the The cars look strange to an Easterner, pay for his farm. snow-cappe- d II. V. Near FairfieKl Avenue. Satisfying Alonzo Cree as he was returning from longer one stays and watches them the the doors or rather in The Rockies, even now. HART, Manager. more of them openings, being the middle of are 18 miles Beautifying for prayer meeting. Here is work for our the grandeur impresses sides instead of the ends. makes August, only 94 we not him. We had the of visiting the It away, to the west. To see them at Try a pair. W o nnll and recommend them Wells capable deputy sheriff. Can pleasure more room in cars and are drive abroad in the without be- the large plant of the Shredded Wheat the they their best one must arise, at daybreak and night and sun ing held up? Co., situated here. They are the warmer in winter time. ine city watch for the first rays of the TAYLOR. CUR.TIS & Cisterns. makers of the breakfast food, Shred-e- d claims a population of 160,000, though on the snow-cover- ed peaks. Then the CO, The marriage of Miss Bessie May Wheat Biscuit, and everything in a good per cent are floaters. The alti peaks, that look stern and forbidding at Th Brick Stor, Saady Hook. Guaran- Dickinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs and around the factory is perfectly tude is nearly a mile, and for the first twilight, are a glorious sight. First teed to pur- Lee S. Dickinson of Bridgewater, and neat and' clean, the public office and few days, the heart of the "coast- - appears a faint tint of pink and then ify any foul James Nichols, the popular R. F. D. waiting rooms being fitted up with the liner" works a little ahead of schedule this turns to a dull gold, making them Union Business and or cis- finest of The are time. But itaoon back to normal. look like mountains of metal. Blactcsmlthlng, Carriage well carrier on Route 34, will occur on furnishings. employes gets precious Main and Congress Streets, Bridgeart.College Wagon' Repairing. tern in ten Wednesday, September 11, at the very polite and obliging and patient- Colorada Springs was visited by the It amply repays one for the trouble. days' ordi- Bridgewater Congregational church. ly answered our hundred and one ques- writer soon after we reached Denver. On a clear day Tike's Peak, 70 miles nary use. tions. Visitors are always cordially The "City of Lungers" took his fancy away, can be seen, though it looks but L. SMALLEY. Mr and Mrs Wilson and welcomed. Next we boarded at once. Got off at a clean station ; a small hill. Its elevation is over NOT ONE GRADUATE UNEMPLOYED. Ct. Ernest morning Stapaay Dpt, W. B. GLOVER, Newtown. returned aft- Buffalo bound for Chicago, walked the '.well-mad- e road, be Established in 1889. v. daughters home, Monday, Express, up Practical Horseshoer. er a visit of a few days with Mr and the "Breezy City". About noon De- tween nicely laid out flower beds and Up to date we have seen two of we our and reached the business sec- much Wagon and Carriage Re- Mrs A. W. FairchildV troit was reached, where gained lawns, America' wonders, praised by Shorthand and Typewriting, pairing and Fainting; also Blacksmithing In Undertakers and Embalmers. first hour on Old Sol. We would have tion ; still the same cleanliness. The the Falls and all Its branches. First class workmanship foreign visitors, Niagara guaranteed and prices alwavs reasonable-Telephon- Have you tried the Walk-Ov- er shoe? liked to stay and view the city, but residential section is extra clean and the Mighty Rockies. We have yet to Bookkeeping and Business, Connection: Bridgeport Division J. B. Mullings & Son of Waterbury sell our tickets said No ! So soon we were has well laid out and carefully kept see the Yellowstone Park and Yose- - it and can give you saisfaction in shoe again rushing Westward. Chicago, the lawns. From the city one gets a close mite Valley-- . When the last two have English and Telegraphy. We belong to the buying. Do you want a newy suit for greatest packing center of the world, view of the famous Pike's Peak, only been "sighted" we can honestly say ! party that never Prindle & florris See this well known firm was reached and we were six miles It looks to be but a we have seen the NOTICE throws mud and that boy? that evening, away. that greatest country Pro!iective students may school sand. Thai Is the W. H. PttlSPLB. Li. U MORRIS. about it. , then about 1000 miles from home. The mile at the most. On the way down in the world, the United States. Who begin any day. kind of shoes we put on 'your horse. Large to the you have a close view of would be a "Man without 'a Send for new il stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand Funeral Directors landscape so far was about the same city country" lustra ted catalogue. Horace Gilbert has been engaged as the much talked about Garden of the if he could possibly claim the good old 1W. and of lev- B TUTTLE, Bmbalmen, sexton of the Congregational church. as in Connecticut, long stretches Gods. Many queer formations of the U. S. A.? , SODTtiBURY, OONN. el farm land, with hills in the back- red sandstone are from the bal Yours closed noon. Newtown, Conn. here, sincerely, Shop every Saturday Selectman John Thornhill of Brook- - ground ; lakes and small rivers ; a well anced rock as large as a house, to C. Oscar Carlson. field was the and Sun watered In the we needle-lik- e well a Telephone Call s guest, Saturday country. city spears. It is worth day, of his sister, Mrs George W. called on our former neighbors, the trip to see this garden, the playgrounds mmm W. H. 23-- 3. Li. O. 3. qgqgooo Prindle 000 Announcement of Trumbull Morris, Stuart. Hall family and Mrs Sophia Northrop, of the gods of old. Friends here also A PLEASANT EVENING. who gave us a hearty welcome and killed the fatted calf. Merchants. John J. of Nothing gives Dunnigan, inspector pub killed the fatted calf in our honor. The so much real pleasure as meeting a in and to-u- lic buildings Boston, James F. of the were shown s and - sights city friend or acquaintance in a strange MR AND MRS G. E. COLE ENTER Trumbtt!1- Dunnigan, a machinist, of New Brit Your John T. Porter, Conn. HAL WE Y. WILMOT , that evening we were again flitting land. TAIN SIXTY GUESTS. Buy Horaaahoar ain, passed IjaDor day witn tev .feter westward, ever westward ! Now we in Denver for a Expert C. ' the curate at St Rose's. After being couple and Gaaaral Blacksmith. REYNOLDS, Dunnigan, have reached a different country.' Here of weeks my headquarters were All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing UNDERTAKeRS, were farms as level as a floor, as far changed to Erie, Colo., 26 miles north. About GO of the friends and former done. Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. 188 State St., Bridgeport. Oonn. Among those who are enjoying a stay could No hills to Supplies 6 as the reach. This in center Poultry to p. m. Strict attention paid to business. eye is the of the northern of Mr and Mrs E. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. at the home of Mrs Elizabeth neighbors George pleasant break the monotony and rest the eye. Colorado coal fields. There are two Cole of Elm wood and Dodging- Gsonoi! B. Hawiit, Vine St. Near Park Ave Barnum in Dodgingtown are Mr and Bethel, Edward H. WxiiMOT, 885 Clinton Ave. We had now reached the great wheat mines outside of town, that are town districts and in Pales- OF Tohn B. S89 Mrs Mr and Mrs Dav- just neighlxrs TRUMBULL Btnol,ds, West Ave. Herbert Knapp, states and immense fields of now A number of ago home in "Pfl-rl- Telephone 231 id Mr and Mrs Miss A. growing working. years tine visited them at their Pal ft T Coles, Merritt, winter wheat were everywhere. The there were five or six in active oper- even Mr and Mrs John Weiss and Ed- estine district, Newtown, Friday The Famous In torn at ion al CJasoIine En- Rolph, Mississippi River was crossed late at ation. The coal mine here is a grade ing, the 23d, and spent a most delightful gine stands the test vhtjii others faii. Have ward and Isabelle Weiss. we crossed he bi- sold eleven in the past two or three years and night and next morning beween the Eastern anthracite and evening. W. W. Stevens, the elocu everyone has given the best of satisfaction. .F. muddy Missouri and entered Omaha, tuminous. At Lafayette, a town, four of Dan was one of the White Poul or and see me. Most Bee : was tionist, bury, "Write call P. J&eating, Exalted King It with second in of the pack- Wing the miles south of there are six or FURNITURE much I read in a recent is importance here, guests and favored the party with a DEALER, regret that ing centers. Our train was late, we mines now in one of in sue of valuable of the indig- eight operation, number of recitations delivered his Does Your Farm Undertaking and Embalming In all its your paper missed connections, and had five hours them been worked for 15 years. usual manner and was Co., Pay. oranr.bes. promptly and attended to. nities which have been upon having pleasing highly Supply carefully heaped The has some try for in the new towns of It wilf if you look after the little SANDY HOOK, OONN. "Good Cole" one or more bees sight seeing. city East of here, applauded. Gaines of various kinds CONN. things; for instance, if you study how to feed King by very fine buildings, particularly the Frederick and Dacono, which were laid and music made a most NICHOLS, your stock. You Van save money every year, of our hive. I am only a little busy bee up pleasing pro not by feeding cheap feed, but by feeding the court house, which is situated on a out but a few months ago, are five a milk-maki- ma gram. During the evening most elab right feed. For cows the best but I think an apology is due his hill. We here met an old friend, more now coal or a feed, for horses the most strengthening feed. Wm. is lamentable that any slight mining sinking orate luncheon was served by the host- At my feed store you will get just the right J. Beehler, jesty. It truly The Bee, though it bore the" name shaft to the veins. To the north of ess. The when feed for every purpose. Always fresh. Al- bee should have made such a deplor rain was falling the ways the best in every way. Always the Fpnkp.ai. Director and Omaha, instead of Newtown. This for 40 miles or more, is the coun hour came most EltEALMER, able mistake which no doubt the Erie, for the guests to take their for your money. Get samples and prices. gives would not the nrst in a of the farmer. There are the im no one Assistant in of in place gain prize try departure, but complained for "All are tested by us, on our .Lady always attendance. impression poor management your "Spotless Town" contest. Dirt to mense fields of wheat, oats, sugar all were goods thoroughly Connection. Brook Oonn. swarm and will see that thankful for it after the long Chester F. Brinsmade, Telephone field, hope you spare. By five o'clock we had left beets, alfalfa. Farms in Colorado, and Clifford of Elmwood Farm at Nichols, before leiDg placed on Conn. strong measures are taken to prevent a drought. Morgan Poultry Trumbull, Omaha in the distance, and midnight in fact all over the West, are reckoned carried a large wagon load of the peo- repetition of such actions. Good King overtook us at North Platte, where we the mile. This is an the market. Cole is a jolly old soul and his style of by irrigation ple from his neghborhood but the ma Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton, gained another hour on "Papa Time," country and monster crops are taken jority of those attending went in single giving is not of thatsort. If you and found us land. 50 our have the. benefit of" Funeral Directors would like to hear what a old Sunday morning entering from the Wheat averages conveyances. Ia using supplies you Ill "Jolly our Denver, Colo., "The on land ; 30 or more Embalmers. soul is climb to "Over- destination, bushels irrigated for up ed out New York State License. he," just of the Plains. " We were on or non-irrigat- land. This experience nothing. I look and Queen City "dry" Hay and Night Services. interview that busiest of all now 2200 miles froiU a new in FOR WOMEN. ICE 156-- Connecticut, dry land is something farming. BARGAINS Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 2 ft bees, John T. Keane. This worthy in 'Tess Branch Office Tel, distance covered than three The best success in this farmiflfe is Kidgefield. :No.!. fa gentleman will be delighted to tell you actual time. is known Sent Free. and will be more than and days running Fifty years made under what as the UNPARALLELED OFFERINGS IN Samples At Wholesale pleased ago it would have taken two months deep in SUITS AND DRESSES AT MEIGS to have view his hay-stac- ks "Campbell. system ;" plowing and Retail. proud you or more; if the Indians allowed you to the fall to catch and hold the fall rains & CO.'S. TZ. W. TROY. on Hunter's Paradise farm in Zoar the at all. Now we snow waters. is - JR., complete journey and. springs It getting Hook. from the hilltops. Yes ; Mr Keane was 'O'O'O'O'C Troy's Bldq., Sandt had our first view of the "backbone of very popular, for there are some lands season to W. C. A Naw Li a of tls with a but was not As the draws a close, and JOHNSON, Fura;tura Latast presented hat, it the continent," the mighty Rockies, that would raise a good crop but they Goods. x the pressure for space exerted by daily Newtown, Conn. Mr Citizen Blank's last year's hat. It with and sides covered level of the (.'' art ak is $ la all its Braaahss is a new one New their peaks are above the irrigating arrivals of new fall styles grows great- brand fresh from the , Telephnn." Trov's Hotel. No. 248-- 3 with snow. On leaving the station, a reservoirs ana-dutches- ana neretoiore er, the in beautiful suits and York manufacturer and was presented stone of which Good bargains Schnabel to him in and manner grey building good size,, have been used only for grazing. dresses left from the summer's bus Phillip proper suitable goes by the name of Union Depot, the land is worth about $100 an Dodglnsrto-w- Dls., Newtown, Conn. HON by Good King Cole himself. And John irrigated iness at Meigs & Co.'s are positively P. O. Address: Bethel, Route 2iH. W.A. AN, first thing one sees is the bronze arch. acre ; dry land, a few years ago worth The daintiest connections. T. Keane is a very happy man. Yours astounding. creations Telephone Funeral Director and which spans Seventeenth street, with $2 or $3 an acre.is now worth $15 to $20. of lawn and lace ; of Paris and Town. Embalmer, Miss copies A CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. Obediently, Muffett. the word "Welcome," in About Erie are wheat fields from 100 Leaky Tilepwhi Niwtowk, Ct. ' friendly large Vienna models in silk, voile and broad- Estimates RladTy given on ail kinds of worli letters. At night the arch is brilliantly to 400 acres in extent. It is a grand cloth tailored suits ; linen suits. Hie. actual by day or contract H. B. Terrill of was the natty There is in a nulius f 20 miles of Hawle.v by Bridgeport lighted by electricity. The streets of sight to see a field of 100 or more acres and trimmed build-in- s guest of his mother, Mrs Hannah Ter beatiful high grade roofs to 305 houses, 219 barns ami 405 smaller the city are kept cleaner than many of ripe wheat, the rich golden grain coats all these choice garments may estimation, new ami not rill, over Sunday. cities of its size in the East. The in and its thar are leaky. Tliey need .Shinfrles, there is rippling the breeze, singing now be had for less than the bare cost can do better in buying !hinrles Uan mt and street cleaning department gets to song of plenty. Sugar beets is another While entails loss a piaee or siot that you of materials. IM-ttt'- none Stationery Miss Gay of spent several it s Our fttock is complete and assortment second to in Taunton, work at daylight, so when the day's of the money crops of Colorado. This to enforce the rules of the store, to kimls enumerate days last week with Mrs Frank Wright the all clean. 20 to 25 tons the State. Just note the different below, Periodicals. business starts streetsjye averages from an'acre, at 1 over from one season, to - on the Boulevard. ii- 1 1 I carry nothing .show and sell Seventeenth street is the office sectionl $5 a inn iii truiTi atf which we can you. TAYLOR & HUBBELL. In each of these lines our stni-- linillll'P t Mr igs & tVi vre proving by we Invite Here are situated the railroad and to $80 an acre. Alfalfa, or tarn! ",.1rr NEWTOWN STATION. lsvery complete, Inspection. Mr and Mrs William of pri rtised this week, that Red Cedar, (none better). Murray vate offices and a number of the banks. another good paying crop, o maintained Vancouver Post Office News are at the home of Misses be rigidly as good). Store, Bridgeport Sixteenth street is the dry goods sec three urnes a season, and yield! arrival-so- f new Red Cedar, (nearly 1 Peck on Boulevard lemeanwhile. daily Washington Areatia, Bridgeport. the for a stay of tion. On this street are most of the 10 tons a acre. This sells $( 10 and 18 H several weeks. year per at fall styles pitiue the interest of wumon New Brunswick White Cedar, both PIxley large department stores. A dozen blocks a ton. This is "the great agricultural and a visit to the store tro Hawlityili.!,oiJe,Nbwtown, Ct. T . shoppers, manufactured shingle in the market). W. or so up 17th street is Broadway, hav 8tate."The Easterner hears about Col -- r- Nowopen for guests the year round. Thank GALLAGHER, di '"1 1 ist - new for these ing old patrons for past favors, wo Invite all Main St., Sandy Hook, Ok. Rev O. W. Barker preached in ing like its ,namesake, a number of orado, the Centennial state, and thiqliaJL iioActU'l'ii "Tall wear in long tIj""California- Redwood, (a shingle to come and see us boarders care-ull- y Shoo near New Step M"i, taking England Station. Iliirler business blocks and a OUL mines. m-r- l : 1 i attended t. Tn1t and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in all my "work ney last Sunday morning at the large hotel, the there is nothing ""re'"' coat tailored suitj at ati and a good one). - - part Mr V A. even- Bark-o- r andAne min- 1 - -- Piilv P'ous. ?uarant.eea. mhiu open every uhv ana list church. Mrs and Miss Brown Palace, built like the famous That gold, silvp" other In h'- , i i idk. K.'ixorMumtitr A Sueciaity. prices. White Hemlock, (the kind that Adeline Day Barker v. oiimani il hint "Flat iron,"" though oly eight otn-- ofl tit- - chief product of the tional prit'- art- :iii!i titittMtl !' Pennsylvania is a The ris V.ijfh. The citizens point to this as state. That sreut mistake. suits and trousers. 111 ! r Itt niakt lasts fort'cr. Miss C!:'in of Now Mil ford one of their sky scrapers. A little far farm products are of far more value room for new lull Miles rc-- (oi that never rots). Cattle For Sale. u A. Briscoe & Young I already Ioui.siaiia Cypress, Fresh Cows a Nurtoiiiitv Son, was a guest, Sunday, of her parents, Mr ther south (1 think am right in the than the minerals produced. Every year ceived. Visit Aleijrs & C"i store this this Wn-kln- g steers for is The Dismal Cedar, (millionaire oxen and sale. Buy, sell Carriages, Buggies, Farm and and Mrs Ezra Young. direction, though not positive.) is Cap the farming acerage increasing. weeK and you will pieK one u ine Swamp or trade any day but Hunday. Business Wagons, home the the kin. I). Ct. ital Hill the of the aristocrats, eastern portion of state, prair tempting bargains you will find there. Fraak Turkiagtoa, Morria, Harnesses and Harness Supplies ; Et Here are' some millionaire cottages. ies, is being turned into wheat fields And else in lumlicr, timWr, doors, sash, blinds H. N. Greenman of Bridgeport has and velvet lawns. On of the mountains in- anything Of AH Desnriutions. with fine terraces the western slopes Gordon is in hoiise trim ami mouldings that you may lie in need of. purchased A. Hubner's place, former the hill are a number of the large to fruit farms, where the best apples, Miss Dorette visiting mantels, 4. Cold C. F. Hook. Ct Talaphoaa 97-- ly the Jerome Northrop place in in which New York and in Seabriirht, N. J., the Beardsley, Sany Mr churches. First the list of pub peaches, etc., are grown, bring Spring, and has taken possession. lic buildings is the Capitol, surmount the highest market prices in the Kast. guest o f Father Kgan. GENERAL Hubner and family have moved back to ed the inevitable dome. The The northern of the state is the - on by gilt part . E. C. their old home Long Island. is surrounded where immense quan Kodol For Indigestion ami OysiK-psia- PL ATT, AUCTIONEER, building by carefully potato section, Hawi-etviij-- The and in both a comliinauon 01 e, Cosx. CONN. Spring Styles kept lawns, the center of the tities of the tubers are raised, natural uigeiiiains NEWTOWN, AT Miss Mattie Ruffels of lawns are two bronze fountains. for food and the starch factories. To-ta- to and vegetable acids, digests the food Telephone 49--5. Bridgeport Corbett's Shoe spent Sunday with her parents, Dea Among the other important buildings fields are here half a mile or more itself and gives strength ami health to Store, and Mrs Ruffels, at Hawley- - are the court house, a edi is the that is, the stomach. Pleasant to take. Sold SANTJY HOOK OT. George very stately square. Irrigation agent ville. fice, the High schools, four in number. literally, making the desert to blossom by S. E. Sanford & Cm., Newtowd. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford a number of fine churches, a two-sto-ry like the rose. There are now about I have movfd X'les tor baaies. men. ana misses in n Visit the Beautiful Art Store the latest styles and lasts.hojs If you are inter Don't neglect your stomach. At the stone postoffice. The city fathers are 14,000 miles of ditches, canals and tun Nearly all Couth Cures. esixriaiTy mv studio to No. 57 ested call and get prices. some for a new and commodious and hundreds of reservoirs for contain are consti In the Arcade. Fairfield Ave., (over the first indication of trouble take planning nels those that opiates, Will have one of will in in the near future. The impounding the flood waters of the Kennedy's Ijixative Cough Bric-a-br- ac and Ma- Standart Office.) 1 thing that help it along its postoffice city's pating. Picture Framing, Kegilding, Cut Glass, Artist's the latest improved Klectric lights work of the food eat renamed Cheeseman to be used to water the desert. Svnin contains no opiates and acts Outfits and lor f uotograpntng furposfis anu Alexander Noe, digesting you largest park, lately rivers, terials Photographic Supplies. I can take vour uhoto nlgiit or day Kpdol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia Park, is laid out on lines similar to Cen- The federal government is spending gently on the bowels. Pleasant to take, ludeuendent of the weather. Veterinary Dentist & New-- CZ- will do this. Sold by S. E. Sanford & tral Park, New York, but, being some millions of dollars in other irri Sold hv S. E. Sanford Co., I. C. T. HUBERT, Attade, Bridgeport, Conn. - V. Blackman, Anhonia. Oonn - ' own. 6 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn, Mall orders promptly attended to. Co., Newtown. younger, has plenty of room Tor im- gation projects in different parts of the 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER J5, 1907. Unclaimed letters remain at the New-- ' town postoffice addressed to Mrs John I Weinrick, Miss Johanne Kath, H. K. R. JEL & Turner, The Miss Merwins, Donusius Beers Co., S I Tucius, John H. Powell ; postals ad Newtown, Conn. Fruits, dressed to Cisano Gesuele, Miss Maude 4? Preserves, llteasloiisoii(o- - Roach, Miss Maude Lunoner. Wilson 43 1 M. TME Jellies a; Reynolds, postmaster. TRADE. 4? v-- I MAR rr i .v 4S The .jiiim"-iit i Ulfi A of the local milk -. lurv. your 7V2-7.- S meeting pro JtO anil u r ir Ii.n.el St. ducers will be held, at 3 V KIM IT JAItS, Mix Li Iitniinr J-- Saturday, p. MO -- and Suially, iduis. marls and lialf r at the Town hall, after the spec 1 irnlll.m. W - We Sell .m.s Lium- - i New Conn. Clean town to talk over the sit- id mtr.i; id - Haven, ial Why .nin. Sweep meeting, 43 ntiiif. finally. tM .ilt-ir MamHi. tinl V uation. Alabasline 43 JKI.I.V I.AKS. I'lain tml Mut- - of the balance of our medium 1 I We sell Alabastine because we in. I wo .in- - , i About 50 friends and of w 43 I'AIJAHNE W AX In on-- i..unl neighbors are convinced that every claim l r i i -- : . .. ..,i. V IT weight Clothing now going on. Miss Tessa Wilson gathered at her made for it by its manufacturers 1 Ttil l iUC t'.VNS. Mavi ami W to is borne out the facts because - r. home, last Monday evening, give by PKK.--r. liVR KETTI.F.S. bKrf Great in Suits for Men, Young Men, her a farewell before leaving we know that it is easy to apjly, aa, f 11 . . 1. I!.... Ik bargains greeting is wonderfully durable, has dis on where she y-- for Hartford Wednesday, tinctive hygienic and offers tMO lt t went ll r onari oainli Youths, Boys and Children. The properties, CnU M MI A H AI.K t lrli fix.m has taken a found a position. evening decorative possibilities not in any "f out? oiuim; to ioiiihI A Also Men's Trousers and Hats. was greatly enjoyed by all, dancing other form of wall covering. being enjoyed until the small hours 43 At Danbury's of the morning. Bates & Grumman mVi Greatest Store. Free Pattern Men's Worsteds and Blue of Bethel furnished the music. Gu ests 43 WITH Fancy were present from Monroe, Easton, The SardtaiyWall Coating Long Hill, Bethel, Stepney UUshsstiiie' enables yon to decorate your frvtrtc r.t smnM cost and with Suits, Redding, little trouble. It comes in powder form and the powder is 43TI1C Ilard-- J The Fall 'Serge Outing and Newtown. The party was a jolly simply mixed with water and put or wi'h a brush. Call at Danbury our store and examine the AW!ntitte tint cards, and leam one and will be long remembered by how these tints can be Ctmibtred uilH ltcuutiful stenciled 43 Former Priced $12, $15 and $18, deaifrns so aa to produre most artistic e)Teela-- ware Co.. all with a deal of plea&ure. e great We now have Alala.-:in- in p variety of tints, 43 Quarterly. enabling you to suit your tuj;u- - uuc:l.frit 43 24-- .rl Mnin St Sale Price Saratoga chipped potatoes and they 43 I are fine and Morris, the Grocer, has a A lf-t-ei- it Ladies Home Kuhn-Mtu- k Clothes 43 Daniu'ry 5 $8.50. new barrel of them. Try 'em. Journal Pattern will be giv THE PACKAGE 43 Ceresota flour, none better, at Mor en free to all who buy The.. Fall Quarterly Style Book. One Lot Men's Men's Fancy 1 he cover is in colors and Stylish H. C. Holt, representing the pro it is filled between with hun- gressive house of Blodgett, Ordway & R. EL Beers & Co., It Is Just Like Soft Hats Outing Suits Worsteds, Webber, is passing a lew days in dreds of illustrations of the town, stopping at the Newtown Inn. Newtown, Conn. This. most sty- Cheviots and Blue Serge Sack Mr Holt he has travelled for 30 prettiest, simplest, in Scotch sizes says best-fittin- for men of all ages, that were importures, 34, Business Suits, worth $12. $15 years and has never seen it so difficult No wonder it is talked lish, g and most 35 and worth to-da- y, atfi2E $2, $2.50 and $3, 40, $12, to $18, to get goods as it is owing to about, we sell it pure for that purpose. to the advancing prices of goods along Incidentally, we also buy a large economical patterns known Sale Price Sale Price $8 50 all lines. . Mr Holt is an agreeable her mother at Locust Shade ice cream at her home the stock of it to sell. the Fashion World. Choice Now $1.50. $5.00 gentleman and liked in the dry goods days with ing during Have you bought any ? trade. in this place, last week. j summer, has now added a fine stock of Why hesitate? Are you trying ti find chocolates and mixed candies in than Mrs A. has a fine boxes, something better J. Partridge enjoyed which she is to all who wish. visit with her relatives, Mr and Mrs selling . MASURY'S Net Cost of if FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Benjamin Benedict and Mr and Mrs When looking for the best in cereals Railroad Paint? The Fall Quarterly lrv H Edwin Benedict at East Norwalk. She for breakfast, fancy cakes. cookies Regal Shoes am awes' Hats. also made a trip to Compo Beach, and crackerai n boxes or bulk, canned Can you find a paint that will cover Only 5 Cents. m m more sur racer mm m m aaaw Brookfield. where she used to live when a young goods, cheese, butter, coffee anil tea. R AVE. No, If you could we would keep it. COR MAIN ST FIELD girl, with a daughter of James Bene- in fact anything in the grocery or feed A Pattern Free With dict and a sister of the late Capt Frank line, you will always hnu it at our Book at 20 Cents. Bridgeport. NOTIFY THE SECRETARY. Bennett. store and our prices are low. The Harry Rider, Every All who intend sending children to Cheap Cash Grocery, Mrs Robert Water St., Bridgeport. the High school in Newtown or Dan-- Staines, proprietress. bury and wish to take advantiage of Long Hill. Miss Lillian Lyons, who has been The book alone is worth a the High school grant offered by th e visiting friends out of town, has re- Keen on quarter; the pattern is worth state should send in their Buying! applications NEWS TERSELY TOLD. turned home. 11 15 cents; we sell both for to the of the school board, E. We Stick to you secretary Selectman Charles G. Peet is Howard Charles Randall and 20 cents. N. Hawley. Randall, Our Wonl. only a few days at Black Rock, Bridge- family and Robert Davis enjoyed a w--ll -, . Wlii-i- i we first aciviTtUiHl lo Carrlajr- Or this both Complete the of George Craft. -. way; A HOME WEDDING. guest short the last rl-t- figured PRETTY port, stay at beach, week. Wiijnms and Harm al - Ii home oc is her Mt'in moHU 10 a itimmIhtamany 20 cents, less value A very pretty wedding Mrs Sarah Robb entertaining Mrs William Richmond and two iiiwo woiiltl ! a iartliiitr linns; a together tliat jutli rv Ensilage curred at the home of Mr and Mrs F. two Yonkers, N. liiai. Hut wt-li- l. And 1k UmU of 15 cents, makes granddaughters frm daughters, Ruth and May, of Bridge- 1 ttitlu-a- i U pattern, when of lit' t r avl a list mu f Cutting S. Curtis on Tuesday of last week Y. port, are guests, this week, of Mr and it 01 if y. net cost of this fine Style their daughter, Chloe, was married to TKo Hill Cnimrrv olllh Mrs Wililam Lyons. Book but 5 CKNTS. cere- We Are Still At Herman Nathaniel Baker. The I Selling Outfits. fair is to be bigger and better than Last week 5, Miss mony took place on the lawn directly Thursday, August" Wholesale Prices. The Famous Smalley ever. The dates are September 10, 11 Lillian Levitt had the misfortune to in of the conducted n I Carri- front house, being and 12, next week Wednes- Wo have iMt-- (lointr a ratliinir lliilltSH Ensilage Cutters, Tuesday, lose a gold bracelet with locket I i ers and Gaseline by Rev Marion Burton, pastor of the plain sln"" wt b1ii"-- our iifr syM-ii- of Blowers, day and Thursday. attached to it somewhere between li iMionail I nniM'ni. It iav lo rvao mmd Wot li-- Mewrial Engines and Silos. Congregational church. It was a very our al-- . It ikivs lo f art' lni- - Cemetery The above carried Mr and Mrs Long Hill and Tashua church. Miss litif I liiiitfs to iMat tlivliy ImiiuI. goods quiet affair only a few near friends and . Joseph Kohlar, Harry now liinir w milrr Mc-Gui- nn ; at tHlalf. in stock here in Connecti- relatives The cou B. Read and family, Mrs Thomas Levitt will give a suitable reward for profit vvrryt cut, doing away with hea- being present. happy the return "of the bracelet to Mr and de- intend to make their home in Bos and children and Mrs Thomas & vy freight charges, and ple Mrs David Levitt. Hughes Chapman, lays waiting for factory ton where the groom is engaged in bus- - Lord of Long Hill and Mr and Mrs The Blue Ribbon Auto Sarcmor u Unu. J. HvaiH. shipments. John Kohlar of Bridgeport all enjoyed Air-Cool- ed Water-Coole- Co., Come to Seymour and see samples I have both and d Gasoline Engines, new and a day at Sasco Beach, Southport, last Redding. Carriage Second Hand. Charles Stuart, who has been quite Saturday, and brought home a fine lot Bridgeport, Conn. sick with pleurisy, is slowly improv of clams with them. AN ACCIDENT. S. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. ing under the care of Dr Sedgwick. Mr and Mrs Matthew Britt of Mrs L. Duncan fell over a small Miss Jessie Henderson of New York Bridgeport are guests, this week, of stone, Sunday just at night, and broke I Ladies' and Men's is visiting her aunt, Mrs A. i. Mr and Mrs James Barrett. j her hip and leg. She has sufTered for Miss Edna Mr I 25 years from a bad leg, which makes Booth, daughter of Mrs and Miss Jane Rob- ! THE HOTELS. Ella Smith the accident worse. Xailoring. and Mrs E. B. Booth of Hattertown, Rev E. L. Whitcome, now of Pough- - erts, who have been enjoying a two and Cutter ot maston were The Newtown Bee Campion keepsie, spent a few days in town, last weeks'stay at Providence, R. I., have i Miss Bessie Bartram of New Also married at the Methodist York, Dressmaking. THE INN. parsonage in week, the guest of Mrs Weld. returned home. While away they also with two nieces, is her sister, Manufacturers of aad Dralera la 6 1907 Nichols Rev Mr McDermott, last visiting Ready Made and to Order. Newtown, Friday. September by Mr and Mrs C. Smith of Brook visited Boston, Mass., and Newport, Miss Nelly Bartram, at the old Bar-- Monday evening. Mr Cutter has re- Henry R. I. Ladies and dents Oarments The Grade of Ceme George B. .Garlick, Mrs John E.' Fos- - taken a with the lyn, who have been spending a few tram homestead in Sanfordtown. Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. Highest Mrs cently position tele in to in Work from ter, Miss Mildred Foster, John phone company and Mr and Mrs Cut- weeks the Center, returned their Leonard Ray Smith has enlisted Mr and Mrs J. B. Cornwall are spend tery I Hamilton. Miss Marsraret E. Hamilton. home on week. and will sail Circulation : ter went at once to their new home at Wednesday of last the United States Navy a week at the I housand islands. Granite and Marble. A. H. in a few from New York for the ing Kerr, Bridgeport. the Uo. s house, which is James Nichols of Hartford spent Sat days Corn- - Joseph Brenner, OAc and Salesroom: 1. 1883. 000 Mrs M. lelephone will the The Misses Cornwall are at Newtown. Conn January Mr and Edward Armstrong, located in Easton near J. Coley Field's with his sister, Mrs E. N. Haw Pacific coast, where he spend Gannon Building, 300 Stratford Ave. Bridgeport, CI Frank C. John Z. Mason, urday winter. waall cottage. Last week, 4600 Armstrong, house. Mr and Mrs Cutter begin life ley. E. I. Awater, New Haven. in their new home with the best Charles Burr of Yonkers, N. Y., Mr and Mrs Amery have moved into This to H. H. Springfield, Frank Wildman, who has been en their is a attrac- Space Belongs Worthington, wishes of a circle of friends. and Labor here . the bungalow. It very Mass. large gaged in the store in the Center in com- spent Sunday day Ten guest of Mrs Ella Smith. tive place. S. Pages. John B. Wentworth, Mrs G. S. Lynn, pany with Will Pinckney, has retired F. Q. Iieaublein, J. BATES, Florence Cowl, David T. Prentice, j.ne meeting neia Dy the mission from the firm and is now working at Mr and Mrs C.F . White of New Ha- Adams Corner, Easton, Conn., 8t?ccKMoa to Tbi Bath Sson On. La- New York. band from Bridgeport under the trees his trade as a carpenter for the Con ven were guests over Sunday and Stevenson. PEAI.KR UN fc near D. B. W. N. Hurd. Monumental Duilding Work, H. M. Mr and Mrs F. Jessup, Mr and Mrs Parmelee's home in Hatter solidated railroad. bor day of Mr and Mrs NEWS IN BRIEF. KNAPP Peebles, Stamford. town, last Sunday afternoon, Septem- A has been called in District Mrs M. and GROCERIES CIaaiaff mmi Ra JtMrnroMts, was meeting J. Haugh daughter, Mrs James Wheeler spent a of ittigmtm. Mrs G. E. Osborne, Mr and Mrs Ches ber 1, well attended and profitable No. 3 or West Works to take ac- Miss Hannon part HmuImw, all. The band Iron Frances, and Agnes of last week with her daughter, Mrs Ar- and MAKES HIS DEBUT AS A ter Stone, Danbury. for will hold another tion in to of the New returned 4 a Water St.. Norwalk. Ct at the same on regard disposing Brighton, N.Y., home, thur Ailing, in New Haven. FEED. Alfred C. Sperry, Ansonia. meeting place Sunday schoolhouse known as No. 2 or East Monday, after a few days' stay here the CHAUFFEUR. Grace E. Shelton. afternoon, September 15. Mrs Arthur Brown and Miss Randall, Iron Works and any other property not guests of Mrs James Frear. Evelyn I Miss Elizabeth Lum, Burke of Port Jefferson and Mrs Mar Look his local on INDIA TEA in Miss Ella Noble, needed. some fine up iCCHflC'S His Machine Takes A Turn, New Milford. We have just received very garet Wheeler of New Haven have Save money by buylntr your footwear new sweet potatoes. Flour is going been recent guests of Mr and Mrs Monumental North Monroe. We on Lands In the Woods, Mrs Charles Curtis has had a tele atJ.G Terrill's, Woodbury. higher. have a good stock hand James Wheeler. Works. and are at the old ; now phone installed in her residence. selling prices CM. FOR GOOD ROADS. is the time to buy. If you want some Mrs Mary Stoddard is again with her tonic Ava.. AND TRIES TO CLIMB A TREE Mrs C. B. Ritetite W.' F. of New Haven is At a special town meeting called for thing extra nice in mixed tea. Oolong daughter, French, after NEAR BOTSFORD. Hooper Great values in furniture, crockery spending several weeks at Quaker spending a week at Charles Minor's. and floor coverings at J. D. Kimball's, Saturday, August 31, the sum of $10, and Japanese buy the Elite brand in Shur-O- n The Name of er Shelton and shore. Woodbury. 000 was asked from the state for im- one-quart- and one-ha- lf pound pack- Farms, at the Machine in the Hospital, and' tlie Mrs Julius Hartwig is entertaining a provement of the roads. ages. It is sure to please you. W. Mr and Mrs Edward Curtis, Jr., and of friends for a week. N. the Glasses Hotel Folks Smile. party When in Waterbury trad ng you can Mr and Mrs James Mc Dermott visit- Hurd, grocer. little daughter spent Sunday anil Labor Kye Stephen Hoyt's yet p. toothsome dinner at a small price Miss Ada is the day with their aunt. Mrs L. B. Brad- have (ewer screws to Mrs Fred Oppe and her daughter, at Calendar's Half Dime Lunch on ed their daughter, Mrs John Hurd, of Jennings spending loosen than other Son's - any styles. They H. M. Knapp has a new automobile, Miss Elise Oppe. have returned to- South Main street. Long Hill, last week. week at New Brighton, N. Y., the ley. hold but don't feel Are Mrs M. tleht tight. has been the Household Word ia all of He had so much confidence in his abil New York, after passing two weeks at E. C. Shelton seven guest of her aunt, J. Haugh. William Ilawes and family, who inconspicuous and becoming. Add the Western of Conn, for the last a Have ever has purchased to aooearances and subtract from part ity as chauffeur he tried to run it up Mr and Mrs Oppe's of Zoar. you visited the beautiful bred Holstein Friesian heifers and Frank W. Hadley of New York was have been living at R. S. Hinman's (oU Sixty Years In connection with alone art store of I. C. T. Hubert in the Ar- pure your cares. Nursery Stock. from Bridgeport. He got an Holstein bull. a guest, lsat week, of Mrs Granville the past six months, left, last week. de- all he A. N. Frame of New York made a cade, There can have eligible Made for and sold only So Rive me your order for fall along right until reached the Bridgeport? you Dunning and Mrs Franklin Sherman. Mrs Warner of exclusively livery and have it filled by this firm. Botaford when his week's end visit at Mr and Mrs Oppe's your framed or re-gild- You Myron S. Clark and wife and Miss Harvey Bridgeport by flats, machine picture visited Mr and Mrs C. E. for a Address of Zoar. can also find beautiful bric-a-br- ac and Caroline and Mrs Edwin C. Shelton Mrs George Cudlip of Brooklyn, N. Bradley swerved and plunged into the woods. few C. The machine tried to climb a tree. cut glass. They are headquarters for and Master Leslie spent Saturday at Y., is a guest of Mrs Percy Jennings. days recently. F. BENEDICT, Charles of JSiew Haven is d P. Or Bo ZO. Ilouw 1; East Oppe artist's materials, outfits Savin Rock. who been The Half Way River school com-mciMA- 'd, Fail-chil- & a week with his brother, H photographic Nathaniel Hibbard, has G. W. Sons, Bethel. Conn. Mr and Mrs John A. Hauff, who have spending and supplies. Don't neglect to call The Misses Andrews a few weeks with his Tuesday, wilh Miss Bessie W. Oppe, of Zoar. Fannie and spending family been passing some weeks at the New there next time you are in Bridgeport, Bessie Burr went to Mon- here, has returned to his work in New Treadwell as. teacher. ltebiilers, town for will be see Hartford, Imiortors, Inn, returned to New Haven Howard Turner of Port Chester, N. you sure to something day, to visit their friend, Miss Helen YorkJ - Mrs Will Sherman aud children have Wednesday. that will you, 997 Main St., Cor. I. O. Arcade. is a this week, of Miss please 1 returned to New Haven. Saratoga Y., guest, Mr and Mrs Garfiel Flathers, who BRIDOEPORT. CT. Helena Leibold in Palestine. h- Mrs Wales have been a two weeks vaca- Mrs E. W. Button of Bridgeport re A phonograph makes Frank J. loft enjoying Austin McDonald is visiting at Mrs IK65. 'or Walnut a wivflr ' will home the last of the Established Chipped turned to her home, this week, after in jtuu yuu wi.il nnu in a Beach for tion, return B. llartnett's. Peter McKeever has sold his place uanDury week. Mr and Mrs Hunter, who have a sojourn at the Newtown Inn. Taunton to from Port Lewis Phonograph st' re, 205 Main outing. Potatoes parties Chester, - sAraet, the largest stock in the state- James Gorman of Waterbury been occupying their home during their Mr and Mrs Robert and son of N. Y., who will soon take possession. -- Easton. have also boon laid in the Durgy w te for a "L" when in P inln visiting friends in town. vacation, will return to their home in academy by They are fine, lust were of E. B - 8Wf H. McCollam of Danbury guests, Sunday, call'aiftl X)T- - the of the week. C. Redding. Thomas. J. ifeen of the United ry " Bridgeport, last CHURCH a new Oliver S. Biakeman and daugh-e- r. CONGREGATIONAL, !ran larrel. Camp. States Cruiser made a short had. on Miss Ixwie It. "Dolphin" Miss ElizaTJth ycrit in Little Lora Frear was presented NOTES. Turkey returned, lat visit , last week, at Mr and Mrs Wil- Saturday with a week, from a visit in Seymour. E. M. has a new rubber Gilbert Brothers have the Park her fourth birthday anniversary Miss Frances Fanton led the En . Peck, Sr., liam Leibold's in Palestine. resumed their City. C. MORRIS', tired old route in the meat business, much fine 'Ficiich poodle dog by her aunt, deavor Sunday evening, at Jesse H. Wheeler and son were saw buggy. John I. Andrews entertained Edwin M. New meeting, to the of their numerous Mrs J. Haugh of Brighton, the church. The topic wood, last week, at Wilson's mills The Grocer, W. C. Minor of George W. Northrop of Palestine sells gratification C. Stevens and family, Sunday. N. Y. Congregational ing Waterbury passed customers. was "I Can." with their NEWTOWN, -- .CONN. Labor day the guest of Charles Minor. on his tea wagon Mrs Dr S. E. Allen's William Rau and wife of Long Hill gasoline engine. native remedies "and any one desiring . Mr and Mrs Charles Green enter- Next the William Burr and Miss Alice Burr of Owing to the unusually dry summer have been recent guests of his parents, La- Sunday morning pastor, Miss Mabel Camp of Waterbury is them can purchase them of him or can Mr and Mrs Andrew Rau. tained friends from Bridgeport on Uev Maurer, "will on were in town, last week. at Beach on and ' the Salmagunda Co., have not been Irving preach Bridgeport grove Compo Friday, a few days with Mrs II. G. send direct to Mrs Allen. Her address bor day. "Christian The Endeav- had a pleasant outing. passing able to gather but a small part of the William and were Friendship." H. P. "Ruggs. carrier on Route No. Warner. is Stepney Depot, Route 15. Douglass family Mr and Mrs Robert Staines and son, or topic will be "God's Omnipresence," gherkins they expected to, but have in town, Labor day. Their 52, spent one night, last week, in Ber The annual picnic of the Norfield many Robbie, returned home, from Pa. 139:1-1- 2. There will be special school was held Miss Annie teacher of the gathered already and pickled 250 bush- friends were glad to see them Monday, lin. Sunday at Compo Mr and Mrs H. G. Curtis and Mr and Logan, again. a few days' stay in Weston, the guest music morning and evening. The even- Beach on Thursday with dinner in the school in is her els. Should the moist weather of the Schools ed Mrs W. R. Curtis have returned from Hattertown, making Tuesday morning of Mr Staines' father, Staines. ing service will begin at 7 o'clock. E. D. Gillette and family, Mr and pavilion at noon. automobile and home with Mr and Mrs Thomas first of the week continue they may be after their long summer vacation. Stephen Mr ami Mrs Silliman of Lyon's Plains an trip to Springfield able to more. Mrs Clarence Jennings ami daughter. Hartford. get met even- Mr and Mrs George Smith entertained Le-- went to Bridgeimrt for Labor dayy Washington Lodge Monday from on Labor GRANGE NOTES. Mr and Mrs Jesse H. Wheeler and Mrs I'hilip Gerhartlt Labor day work in M. M. guests Bridgeport ir,y. StM?1ec-ha-e spent Mrs Pauline White of Hattertown is Mrs'EUa Curtiss and sons, Raymond ing with the degree. An interesting meeting of the roy Wheeler anl Mr ami Mrs Fred Jen at park. Miss and Mrs sM-nlin- g Lucy Smith Stanley Mr and Mrs Wilbur F. Selleck and Mr and Mrs Anderson are enjoying Au- and are a John MrCuluni and Frank are ramp- a few in Monroe with and Joe, who spent a part of last week Grange was held Tuesday evening, nings daughter lU-ar- h Black man were guests of Mrs Charles spending days a week's stay at the shore. week II. W. Osliorne's at ing out at Comrio for a few day. her Mrs Wilson Sherman. with friends near Botsford, returned to Miss Edith N. Curtiss have spent this gust 27. The program was in charge at collage Douglas Williams and Albert Moore Minor, Tuesday. sister, - their home in Nichols, Sunday. Earle week at Compo Beach with friends. Miss Marjorie Hall entertained a of Pomona, Flora and Ceres. Cake Fairfield Beach. have returned after spending- a week Mrs C. Peck went a friend from over Sun- and cream were close at the beach. Mrs Sutton, who keeps house for D Mr and Stephen Hall of Bridge- with them for short lady Bridgeport served at the of Levi French of the Soldiers Home Rev and Mrs John I. Khivotv have were and the The and second de- in town. B.jParmelee in Hattertown, is spending port guests, Sunday Labor Branchville. day. meeting. first in Noroton is visiting friends mi m 1 mini' in two weeks old home in Dan day, of Mrs Hall's parents, Mr and Mrs grees will be conferred on a class of N." Y.. after a vnurrjiviiiv,in Weston. at her Frederick Fisk and from New Charles Green, P. H. Kohler and pleasant visit Thomas Perkins in Hattertown. wife PERSONAL NOTES. H. were in Mon- six candidates at the next meeting, Mrs I. Thorpe has gone to Bridgeport bury. York and Mrs Elmore- - Peter Lynch Orange, Lyon's Plains. to visit her Mrs Frank City Shepherd Mrs Uranie Meade visited friends in to attend the fair but on Sepembcr 10. daughter, Frederick of Norwalk J. H. Summers and family of Hat- and son, Raymond, from Bridgeport, day, there, TICNIC AT THE BEACH. Lyons. Capt Lovejoy South Norwalk, last week. account of the rain it was not held. B. Misses Florence and Iron Ferry was a last week, of his mother' tertown spent Labor day at Savin spent Sunday and Labor day at Almon S. Turney painted the Siort Hill The ladies and of I .yon entertained friends guest, - gentlemen from Bridgeport Mrs S. E. Allen, in Hattertown. Rock. Emmons' at Botsford. Miss Florence Meade spent several Mrs James Frear, who has been sell- schoolhouse, this week. New floors Plains hold a neighborly picnic at the over labor day at Valley Forge. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1907. Our AMATEUR Shoes for Summer PHOTOGRAPHIC Better Hats and Values SUPPLIES. Less Suits Special Money. in Cameras of all kinds. We don't ask you to accept our mere say so; come are on the backs in and let us show you the of thousands of satisfied cus- Ilffi . Films., tomers. Boys' and Children's Clothing NEW FALL STYLES Anything you need Now we are showing the and this line. and explain the difference in our method, buying for two latest designs in stores direct from the makers; that means doing away with the usual methods of buying from the jobbers and Shoes for School. of course saves one profit, which means for you Fall Suits P. n. CASSEDY, Better Hats and Shoes for Less Money. Give yourself a Rood clothes sermon before you start out to buy Postoffice Building, ' New Milford. from your Children's Clothes and Shoes. Steady your judgment before your : money goes over a merchant's counter. We have gone to such length For Man and to put good Children's Clothing and Shoes in our store that we want as Boy as 2.00 and 2.50. $10 to many parents possible to know about it. ,That is why we caution NEW FALL IIATS, 50c, $1.00, 1.50, $25. people to think twice before they spend a penny on clothes. If we can NEW FALL SHOES, $1, 1.25, 1 50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, make you feel that it is simply impossible for any other store to equal 3.50 and 4.00. We call to our values we are driving home the truth and turning into our store attention far-sight- your the trade we deserve of clean ed the' tfe that by right merchandising. famous Hart, Schaffner Every boy's suit comes from houses where boy's tailoring has been Round Clams & Marx line, the most satisfac- developed to a high degree of perfection. Our assortment Is one of the HATCH DEWEY, ever sold. If largest and prices are low enough to save parents many dollars. . tory 'Clothing , for Clam Bakes. THE CLOTHIERS, you haven't worn it, buy a Bank Street, New Milford. New Milford, Great Barrington. Fall Suit and get Copyright 1907 by L. C. DAVIS, acquainted. Hart Schaffner iff Marx John W. Booth, DUNCAN & CANFIELD, IIeAD-TO-FoO- General Repairing. T OuTFITTEltS, Golden Course cast iron as well as SOTO New Connecticut. Brothers, Of Brazing, other metals Milford, machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knives, 3 Railroad New Milford. soda. shears, sickles, lawn shears sharpened, horse Street, You want tlie best and toilet clippers ground by special power Ever Noble's? machinery. Enterprise meat chopper plates We know how our watches are try and knives reground. All the above warrant- just made of. If you have, you know it's ed to cut. Saw filing In general. Umbrellas made and just what they're repaired with new ribs and covers; have a We have picked up some pointers about the best. self-openi- ng food line of samples for covers, watches in the years we've been buy- New riilford. haven't well you frames included. Bicyoles, guns, revolvers, We'll tell If you carpet sweepers, sewing machines, violins, ing ,and selling them. you know you are missing it? etc., put in order, Key fitting, locks, trunks, what is in the watch we sell you, be- CLASSES FOR RACING AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH luscious fishing rods, and many other things repaired. cause we can and because you have a It's cold, sparkling Pneumatic tires of ail descriptions on notice. to know. We'll tell to you NEW MILFORD FAIR. NOTES. with rich creamy cream and Bicycle tires and sundries on hand. Mail or- right it ders receive prompt attention. Yovurill find honestly, becausewe cannot afford finan- Entries for the racing at the New The men's Bible class was led tastes just right. We mix it Lme at junction of Bridge, East and Grove Sts. to- our goods. To young All worlc cially misrepresent Milford fair close on September 26 at last Sunday by C. P. The as you want it. Box 564. NewguaranteedMilford. Oonn the watch buyer we offer a good many Bentley. advantages that some people can't offer 11 p. m. Entries may be made with following leaders for September have ill and it costs no more to buy of us, for Hubert Thomas, secretary of the horse been : Sey- 8, LUNCH thrown in. The on appointed September WEIL'S ROOM, it's just committee fair takes place mour Johnson ; September IS, John Andrews Block. New Fall and Winter October 1, 2 and 3, two weeks later 22. David ' Wells; September Kyle; Sep- MAIN STREET, NEW MILFOItl). W. N. Noble, of than usual. The following classes tember 29, LcRoy B. Conkcy. Samples and purses have been arranged as fol- New Milford. lows : Bank Street, Mr and Mrs W. R. Bull of Bridge- II. all kimls of RIDDIFORD,V October 1, 2.23 class. kHis 98. Tuesday, and Labor with Telephone Men's THE JEWELER, and $200. 2.19 port passed Sunday day ' trotting pacing, purse Mr and Mrs Charles Lake. Ham, Corn Beef, Bologna. Bank Street, New Milford class, trotting and pacing, purse, $200. All of Cheese. " Ii-Lake- kinds CLOTHING Wednesdy, October 2, 2.27 class, Mr and Mrs C, P. Bentley passed s. Free-for-al- Fine' Canned Goods. 55! trotting and pacing, purse, $200. l, bor day at Twin Just Received. s trotting and pacing, purse $200. Sherman Canfield and Harry Lee en- Eunt-lie- Sorvcil at Any Time. The Merchants' purse. joyed a carriage ride to Washintgon and I lot Frwnkfortors ami Potato Salad, Coffee, Cake Pie, etc Good Clothes Thursday, October 3, 2.15 class, Lake Waramaug, Sunday. Complete assortment of trotting and pacing, purse, $200. 2.40 4? oe Mr and Mrs V. Wa-terbu- ry Good values, trood sense! These are tin class, trotting and pacing, purse, $100. Albert lloilc of distinctive features of the Mesco tailoiiiiK Men's AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF were Labor day visitors in system. We take orders for their line of Furnishings. woolens and want all our friends and custo- town. IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. mers to call and examine tins trreat variety COTTAGE LIFE AT GREEN POND. fall and winter fabrics Good lodge No 65. will of the newest designs in ! Mr and Mrs F. J. Hatch, Prof E. G. John G. Waiteof Danbury was a vis- Shepherd, At in confer the initiatory degree on one can- Mcflahon's, Souvenir China Clemence, Mr and Mrs Boughton, Mrs itor town, Labor day. Mtgatt-Pltim- b didate. Thursday evening. September D. MILLER, Block, Schover-lin-g Tobacco Town Hall. William Schoverling and Miss Mrs Bentley and Miss Edna Bentley 12. Church Street. . Opposite Cor. Bank and Railroad Streets, few New Milford. Views, of Public Library and & have been enjoying a stay of a of Wellesley, Mass., are passing a few NEW MILFORD. '1" days at the cottage of Dr J. C. Bar- days with Mr and Mrs C. P. Bentley. Mr and Mrs F. S. Mullins of Bridge- ! Roger Sherman Hall. "Green Hatchets ker at Pond. T. Brook- port, have been passing a part of their Gifts. F. Franklin and. family of Just the tlyng for Whist Prizes or Birthday lyn are enjoying a eojourn at the Park honeymoon with Mr and Mrs James A Great Stock of The Money Saving ATTENDED TllE CARMEL FAIR. View house. E. Mullins. AH Victor Records. Car-m- el the Edison and Among those who attended the Miss Redfield of who Mr and Mrs A. W. Peelan passed and Summer Store. : Brooklyn, has, Spring fair were Mr and Mrs Hubert been a few at the Park Sunday and Labor day with friends in Mr and Mrs Andrew M. Booth, passing days Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Salt, etc. Thomas, View house, returned home, Tuesday Bridgeport-M-r Robes A lame stock of Men's and Boys' Mr and Mrs F. R. Green, Mr and Mrs Potato Lap Shoes. Also a full line Rubbers and E. E. Emmons, E. morning. and Mrs Louis Richmond passed Boots. Frank Soule, George Ackley, J. J. in Haven. On Rubber - W. J. Keif er, C. A. Trow- Leroy Chappell, the expert harness Sunday New Monday and Blankets. Select line Groceries and Choice Block, Bank Street, New Milford. Hungerford, attended the Odd Fellows pic- ! Meats. Mygatt bridge and Robert Strong. They made maker at Frank Evitts. has made a they Hooks A Complete Stock Work and J nic at the Old Fellows Home at Gro-to- n. Harnesses. jf the trip in automobiles. very fancy harness for Frank Evitts, Driving which has been muvh admired by Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, LEVI KNOWS HOW horsemen generally. For a toothsome dinner or lunch vis- Railroad and Sts.. New Milford fish Mc it Weil's lunch room in the Andrews Frank Eyitts, Bridge If you want to hear a big story Miss Millicent Dermott of New block, corner Bank and Main streets. Railroad Street, - New Milford. get the genial Levi Giddings to talk Haven is visiting Mrs H. F. Johnson. Bush about Green Pond. He caught four bass Mr and Mrs H. F. Johnson and child- With every $2 purchase the New Mil- weighing eight pounds, last week, the ren and Miss Millicent Mc Dermott ford Grocery Co. are giving away a Hava You of a A-matei- ! Thought one four Lefi Dan-bur- handsome vase. largest weighing pounds. and in y, Japanese ir are and how passed Sunday Iabor day Scythes knows just where the bass the of Austin Vincent of Have you tried Shaker salt? The White Loaf to catch 'em. guests Especial Photograph Pho- King street. , New Milford Grocery Co. sell it. for a Birthday atft. Coasiacr how New York Mrs R. on Mon- flour Attention would Miss Elsie Newkrantz of J. Johnson returned White Loaf pleases particular sirabl aid valuad a pictura b. Flour. Miss a two weeks' C. I. Leach sells it. Entertain- Baaidaa it doaa mot bicomt a mar is the guest of JosieBayette. day after visit at Pawling housekeepers. Dick's Given to the memory. It saver losaa lta enarm aor tographers. and Fishkill, N. Y. Ferris bacon 20c a in of Automobile Parties. ! Jeweler Smith, in the employ of C. E. pound strips, ment iataraatiag associations. Call at TRY IT house on at Starr & Dean's. and Table 'New Films Riddiford, has moved into the George R. Williams, representing Have you tried the Elite and Ceylon Blizzard Prompt Satisfactory Church street vacated by George B. Woodhill, Goodale & Bull, custom tail- & Dean sell In c Service. New Plates tea? Starr it. quart The Hine Studio, New Powders Calhoun. ors, will be at the store of Duncan & er and half pound packages. Cutters Postofflce Block, New Solutions Ensilage New House, L-- Kngland NEW HILFORD, CT. C. LEACH, New Cameras Blowers. Louis G. Raifstanger, Prop., Church Street, New Miltord. New Supplies and Bank St., New Milford. Telephone 5-- 2. Lot LJs SHow You. Re staurant ! r .t M. W. HILL, r : Fenn Montana, The For Spring Pests Mygatt Blk., Railroad St New Miirora. Jeweler, Meals served at All Hours. New Milford, Conn. Give Me A Gall. M. H. n Insect Powder. White Hellebore, The MALLETT, Qum, Moth flsrbles. Carter House, Cor. Mala and Church Sts.. Camphor Lake Albert Evitts, Druggist, Waramaug, New Milford, Ct Private Wire 33. NEW MILFORD Fowler & Toquet, Is Open. Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, Mason Fruit Jars it One Half Surveyors.. 50 Cents a Dozen. A rorCLAK TRADING PLACK. .... rr- - When New Milford to The Olive Oil Brows & Rnapp Bihldinq, Transient Parties given special at Lightning EZ seal, 90c doz. driving into BANK ST., NEW MILFOUD OT. Lightning and Mason Rubbers. trade, the sbeds at tbe store or Ackley,' Sold in this is adulterat tention. t.. country & conven- ed wltb linseed oil or some otuer inurement, Telephone 114. An Passed The Wood Co., Hatch Marsh will be round and nauallv a verv Door article. For absolute Meals to order at any time. Opportunity By. Prosperous Bridgeport Finishing ient, while tbU firm's large stock of ly pure olive oil perfect 'in flavor, put up in Very few ceonle took advantage of the cans direct from go to Pleasure and fishing boats provid MATCH Sale. 4 Boxes FREE with every pur DAVID E. BREINIG. President groceries, meat and reed will be round Italy chase of 12 Boxes Tor 40c Uoz. V Ul continue G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, Steam and ed. for one WEEK more. attractive to economical buyers. New Milford." Hot Water Heaters, Housekeepers should try the famous Canfield, the 10th and 11th, for the Unique Dutch cleanser for cleaning silver- purpose of showing up the fall sam- by GOOD Tuned Manufactdred C. A. WAY CO., ware, and other articles. C. I. Leach ples. ORGANS Repaired A. Paints. Oils. Wall Paper. Shades, Screens.etc, sells it. o NORTHROP, Prop. New Milford, Ct. S. II. Morgan passed Sunday and Havfi ronrliifled to follow mv old occnna New MitFoitD, Conn. Deering New molasses C. I. Leach's. O tlou once more. Ortrans should be Telephone 143-- 3. at Monday in New Haven. and overhauled every two years to previ-- the moths from ealniK the. felts. Willdotii- Corn and Grain Charles D. Pulver passed Labor day Mrs Mary E. Erwin is visiting her work at your house and save you the tronbl in O of Mhiouiiisr the ortrati awav. lv itrices ai Bridgeport. daughter, Mrs Charles Brmton, at El reasonable, so anyone ran afford to have th Callender Bro5 Harvesters. GET A Mrs Charles I. Leach has returned gin, 111. work done. Satisfaction jruaranteed. Edwin Pool Room Half Dime Lunch Rooms, New Perfection after a visit with Dea and Mrs Robrt Erwin, who has been passing o Temperance See Me If You Seeley in Roxbury. several weeks in on Wed Ct town, left o 138 South ftain St., Waterbury George T. Soule has traded off his nesday of last week for his home in A. W Dayton, Try a cuo of onr exceUnnt AVanttBuy. OiD. New Knirland Ioiw, NcwMi BLUE FLAME Berkshire car for a new Olds. Minneapolis. O. Aililns I. All Kinds of Fa.A.mg Oil Stove James Marsh of the popular firm of Arthur Montanna has resumed his old o risU when v pU lnv Ackley. Hatch & Marsh, has bought an position at the hat shop. . CTools. For the housewife and save her work and o S?uU?fei-- Contractors and OLIVB OIL wnrrv in 1 1. summer work. utomol A regular meeting of New Milford Let ns give you figures on that o anil contract. lodge. No 292. N. E. O. P.. will be heating The family of J. E. Hungerford have 10. & & E. B. returned from a stay of 10 weeks at held. Tuesday evening, September 0 Taylor Buckingham, Starr Dean, BUCKINGHAM, A. H. W. J. Croker, a fireman on the New o aad Builders, New Mii.pord. McMAHON, Gaylordsville. IS Coatraetora Postoffice Block, Noitliville, Conn. New Milford. Milford special, has been off duty for HERE NEWS o Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. If not satisfactory don't pay for it. Will sell Bridge Street, Rev D. D., of Jer- I so George Bennitt, from an abscess and shrewd of on or only he best, absolutely pure, you take 154-- 2. several days, suffering That is sure to to wise buyers Estimates cheerfully furnished large no Telephone St John's church, le interesting 0 small contracts. risk. sey City preached at on his arm. ) Sunday morning. Men's The September Ladies' Home Jour Mrs Andrew E. Greer of Brooklyn is Clothing and Furnishings. o nal and other magazines now on sale Mrs Bennett of Tonawanda, Fa., is visiting friends in town. se- E. N. BURWELL, Kdward P. Martin Mrs Clifford We are offering an assortment of these goods tliathas been ) at P. M. Cassedy's. the guest of her daughter, a few (CD in and Hanging-Firs- t PLUMBINGr and Your Miss Ada Tulver is passing lected with great care, and that is undoubtedly unique point ) Painting Paper Marsh. s Class Work and Reasonable Prices. HEATING The September McClare's and all the days in Bridgeport. ICO) of quality. The irk-e- have leen put down as low as this Mrs C. Beach been enter- high-clas- s 1 WEi.uwii.r.E Ave., New Milford. All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Lame Horse popular magazines now on sale at Stephen has W. to work at car- CO) of jkmkIs can sold for, and yon aresureof getting Miss Hattie of A. Piper has gone honest be left with O. A. Way Oo. ISO NEW CT. Frank E. Soule's. taining Buckingham money's worth. Honest goods at prices. Orders may Railroad St.. MILFORD. Can be'shod to go and N. Miss Cole Mar- pentering in BridgeiorU CO) your of Secur Long Branch, J., of not limp if you go to MULCAIIY Farmers speak highly the and Misses Laura and Dor Oscar Ross was a "visitor 111 Bridge CO This Warm Weather Suggests ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells It shall. Mich., TOP of the JOB If it interferes that can be stop and recommends it highly for horses. othy Averill at her cottage at Specta- port, Labor day. CO) C. A. WILLIAMS' pod at the same time. cle lake. Miss Minnie A. Touissant is visiting CO) Trowbridge, ; IN TireiHOKNIXO. G. E. Riddiford Is for CUOTMINQ FURNISMINOS, Root Beer Extract correct and headquarterswork In watch Daniel Miller and family of Wellsville in Bridgeport. vO) Fresh, Clean MILK from the satisfactory moved to Hank New Milford. 15c A Bottle at and clock repairing. avenue have Bridgeport. Howard C. Conkrite is passing a few CO) Street, New Milford Watch and clock repairing promptly Mrs New Milford Co Creamery. T. J. Mulcahy, attended to at the store of M. W. Hill. Charles Planz is passing a few days days with bis parents, Mr and C Grocery W. A. PARCELIjS, Prop. New M41ford at Spectacle lake. E. Conkrite, in Gaylordsville. OOOCOCX) Baiiioi li, is 1 w Milford. CHAS. A. PARCELLS Mgr. Elm Street, J

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1907.

stylish Idats just received. A)so some Leading Washington Bualneaa nancisome su turner caps, uooa values Houses. in men's pantaloons." cap Newtown Bea For a rerresmrg glass 01 soaa water g! Rickets. The with pure svrups call at the drug stre Newtown. Fr day August 30 IB"7 of Albert Evltts A Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones The "Champion are not forming rapidly enough. for $5 "Washington. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Suit Boys, CIRCULATION: Scott's EmxtJjion nourishes babys Are You BUILDING NOTES. Is made to give January 1. I2. entire svstem. Stimulates and makes bone. extra long service C. A. Prindle has given up the job of to the new Exactly what baby needs. Going: Build, under the hardest 4G00 building a small cottage lor l'aint or usage to wear Last week, school and Richard Bacon has taken ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00 . and save money the work. Repair Your lluiKlings ? and mending. A small cottage is being put up at the tough- Ten Cole. Frank Only us- Pages. Ree Brook for Courtland : est fabrics are Main is the work. IF SO ed; all seams are doing double-sew- n with LITCHFIELD COUNTY. WATER LOW. Lum- and Buy your Shingle, , - linen thread The town water supply is very low Yard. m- H'KM stout linen ber, etc., atmy -- W taped; and are their - -- Bethlehem. citizens airain using Hard- rss' r . . - - - h - - -ar -- stays resist strains; wells. A complete line of '- v tvt r 47Z J pants have double ware, Nails, etc. -P t:t seat and knees. MISS JUDSON MR LEWIS. is v ir.w n sue It reported that the large spring sysjr&oji Handsome double-br- Floyd H. Lewis of Waterbury and which supplies the Seccomb place has tmFi-- mcs easted suits, Miss Edith A. Judson were married on given out. in medium and August 24 by Rev R. A. Carter m darl Miss is the mixtures, Washington. Judso.; Bull's '1 A IV-- JJ Axes, Rope, mmssm a .sizes 7 to lb. 5f5. daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jud Bridge. 1 "Let your boy test son. 1 a Champion Suit NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. wine. 1 Clothes, hats, shoes and fu A MEDIUM THAT PAYS. Edward Hoag and Master Clifford all have been K nishings for boy of ages. A little advertisement of chickens of North Adams. Mass., PhonographMakes Home Brighter. of 300 or 400 their uncles and great-uncl- e. wanted brought replies visiting $ Down and $1 a Week Buys One chickens for sale. Who can say that Mott Judd. S. F. Here. The Bee is not a great paper to adver Visitors at Mrs Cummings, the past SEELEY, INCORPORATED ) tise in? week were Mrs Arthur Sypher of New Breezy Crest, Washington Depot, Ct. The largest stock in the state to sell Mrs John Worden of South- - from. in Outfitters to Men. Women and Children Mrs J. M. Terrill and daughter. Miss Haven, The Pleasant Residence of Amos C. Lake, Bethlehem. Now Crowded With DEALER IN Write for Catalog. Call when town. Mariorie. of Brideerjort. and Mr and bury, Watson' Cummings and Miss on of ..- -1 Northwest Corner Charles City Quests. Situated the Highest Point ' Vlaln Street and Fairfield Avenue Mrs H. A. Pierce and daughter. Miss Elsie of Danbury. Cummings Land in That Town. Coal, Lime, Cement, J of N. Y., Irvin Travis of La Bridgeport, Conn. Mildred, of Meriden. have been recent Katonah,' PaintH, Hardware, rrl nt Grangeville, N. Y. Lewis Store, N. Y., are Mrs Lena Aston i etc., etc. Phonograph Maple farm. Willard M. Lane of New Haven has NEW HAVEN COUNTY visiting 266 Main Street. DANBURY. Opp. Groveland Hotel. Oak- - been spending a few days with his Mrs A. N. Piatt is vistiing friends Misses Esther and Susie Fox of in ville, Robert Judd and family and Miss brother, F. K. Lane. Southbury. Seymour. Ethel Judd were guests at Will Judd's Harry Millspaugh and wife are vis Rev Mr Wyckoff from Woodbury over Sunday. iting Mr and Mrs Charles Millspaugh. ALL THE L6CAL NEWS. preached in the Congregational church, David Lambert and from Sunday morning. c Z. P. Candee and family of Water- - - Jerome Judd of Waterbury spent family are spending a few days at N. his home in the New Haven spent last week at the Mrs Rotherford is bury few days at village. home of Mrs E. H. Brown. entertaining W. Flower's.. Mott Judd met with an accident last friends from Danbury. Per Cent Mrs Ellen Smith has returned to her Carl Bader, 40 A Fresh Made Pleasure House on North Carmel Hill his horse an week, being frightened by home in New York. Lawyer Shelton from Butte, Mont. Market, is entertaining a large number of automobile. He is so far recovered as is in town for a. few weeks. Washington Depot Emulsion of guests from New York and. Waterbury to ride out. Miss Lucy Bennett visited friends in Washington Dkpot. over week. You will find the shoe store of J. A full line of Meats always on hand. Game Sunday. Pheobe Dickinson of Bristol, last n the season. Meats always of prime quality Less Cod Liver Oil Roxbury spent G. Terrill, North Woodbury, an eco and reasonable. The schools in town, all but the Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs Mr and Mrs Hermon Perry visited nomical place to trade. Courteous prices school, 3. their in treatment and dependable goods are Thau Wholesale Prices is we are Is more beneficial grammar began September Cummings. daughter Watertown, recently. the rule at this store. what selling than one that has been in stock foi F. Stoughton, A. C. Lake and J. W. Miss Inze Urquhart of Fishkill-on- - Miss Daisy Osborne is sick with ty the balance of our months. We make ours fresh ev Flynn appraised the school house in the-Huds- on was in the village calling phoid fever. last week. became An i .s of W flerchants. CLEVELAND BICYCLES ery week, with Hypophosphites, town, It necessary on friends. She spent the day, Friday, Mrs Fuller and son from Brooklyn, mi: oodbury 7 ?c bottle by the consolidaion of the school dis with Mrs F. R. Lane. both for ladies and and are standard made tricts. men, they goods. Mr and Mrs Ralph Peet and little Ol Emulsion Rev Mr Foote ofMarblehead, Mass. ive and Miss Robinson of Waterbury Cod Liver Oil and officiated at Christ church on Sunday. were in the village recently. The Secret of Chamber Suits. Hypophosphites of Mr and Mrs John Green visited their of Wassaic. N. Y., visited Some of as handsome foods as were ever shown In our store. Lime and Soda. Fli Porter The prices are rlKt, too low enough so you can ulTurd to buy now. FRUIT JARS. daughter at West Haven over Labor his father and mother, Sunday. A Beautiful A tonic and tissue builder day. ODD DRESSERS At BargainTrices. Mason, Lightning and lioyal Fruit Jars; also extra caps useful in the treatment of and rubbers. consumption, bronchitis, Mrs Nellie Stone of Milford has been Complexion weak chronic cough, a guest of Mrs F. P. Hayes for a few Bridgewater. Now Revealed Chiffoniers. stock of Glasses. lungs, (Tn a na.rt of n. load of these useful and nouular nieces of hou! Big Jelly loss of de- hftvp lust rpplvpd par - flesh, anaemia, days. keeping necessity, finished In oak and imitation mahORa- y. and we assure the readers of Th bility, scrofula,Rlckets,etc. PERSONAL CHAT Bkk that we are prepared to eive them Kood values in this line of fronds, as well as In all oth State Superintendent Dewitt C. Al William C. Parsons left town, er kinds or spring rurnlture. 1 lie prices or tins lot or uiimooipre run irom Nice Line Hammocks. be us another This Master $6.50, $7, $8 35, $8.50, $o up. len will with year. Thursday of this week, for his home in FREE Lawn Mowers, all sizes. is his with us. The third year Bridgeport, having been the guest of What beauty is more desirable than aD Lawn Hose. Mrs J. E. Thompson is entertaining I Mr and Mrs Edward Canneld at Elm-- 1 exquisite complexion and elegant jew els. An wom- - D. Hindle Miss Middleton from Brooklyn, N. Y. j sjde Villa. opportunity for every J. Kimball, of Pharmacy, to obtain for a limited time on Farm Machinery and Hardware all kinds. W. and Misses Edith and Clinton Chase, who both, Main Street, Woodbury, Conn. In the District, P. Lake Master Delbridge Shopping Tna M Lake visited Savin Rock, last hna hpn visiting Mr and Mrs Ldward The directions and for obtain is recipe Funeral Director and Embalmer. 987 Main St., week Wednesday. Canneld at Elmside Villa, spending ing a faultless complexion is the secret The Farmers' Store. the of A S8-- 4. 33-- 4. . - Conn. A. P. Smith as a few days at Still River, guest long by the master minds of Night Galls Specialty. Phones: Local Long Distance Bridgeport, spent Friday night Mr nnrl Mrs Frederick Chase, before guarded the guest of George Wright. the ORIENTALS and GREEKS. returning to his home in Bridgeport. This we obtained after of work Druggists. Mr and Mrs Richard Magee are years over and is meth-- w Mil-for- d. Miss Lena Grear entertained at great expense. It the aawr ai BWS3 the spending a week at Colonial Inn in - .tKi.tw During EST. Sundav and Monday Mr Crawford ot od used by the fairest and most beau- I ED. c Mr Magee attended the reunion women of KILL the COUGH Hot EnSLIS, New Britain. tiful Europe. Weather of his regiment while away. AND TT Hundreds of American women who CURE the LUNGS Tin? least said the lxt ler. so we put Shelton. Conn The union school at Mr ana ivtrs cenjamm huidcu now use de- the tale as short as nossible. and refrain from Sunday picnic of Mr and it have expressed their WITH any 'tire eating" statements. Kindly reniein- - I Bantam Lake, New Britain are the guests and satisfaction. tier we sell MAKE Hemingway's grove, Mrs B. Pitcher. light rB that last week, was well attended. J. This secret is easily understood and mm s son and Miss Reliable Footwear YOUR OWN The annual of the Ever Mrs George Sutton and simple to follow and it will save you For man. woman and child, at the lowest meeting TClfanor Youne have returned to Dan of New prices consistent with gtxHl iuality. Also con- green Cemetery association will be held the expense creams, cosmetics Ossooery sider the fact, that we offer "Arrow Brand" GAS. after a brief stay at the home bleaches and forever give you a beau- Price Collars and Cuffs, in a generous variety of at the Town hall, bury, liost lwofor-a-o.uart- -r Monday, September Mrs Eli Roberts. tiful and free skin 0UGHS and 50c &$1.00 styles and siitc. The 9, at 1 o'clock. A full lattendance is of complexion your forC; OLDS Free Trial. collar, and cuff on the market to Couatry Homu, as the of finish- Mr and Mrs Howard Roberts spent from pimples, bad color, blackheads, day. Churches, Factari.s should requested advisibility is t the new will be con in etc. It alone worth to you many Surest and Quickest Cure for all Outfits: owl their own Gas Plaats ing grading part Labor day Bridgeport. THROAT and LUNG TROUB- sidered. times the price we ask you to send for Ensilage for Lighting, Heating who or MONEY BACK. Tir- - Mr and Mrs Adolnh Geoppler, the diamond of latest de- - LES, John Q. Cooking and Power. I genuine ring Terrill, rill'a Gaa MS The dry weather is causing a great have been visiting Mrs Elizabeth Morr sign. North Woodbury, Oonn. "Equalizieg" . 1 home at Machiae ia absolutely safe shortness of feed and many are trou ris, have returned to their We sell you this ring at one small Blowers, Cutters, simple to handle, always bled for water for domestic use and for Sanford Station. above cost. The Kngines, cheaply profit manufacturing ready, operated. stock is less one-ha- lf . LfOW ( Mrs Albert Mallette and daughter are price than what others Announcements ot Bethel Business Men. Silos, Down Wagons We also manufacture Harold Rogers, organist of Christ visiting at Westerly, R. I. charge. The recipe is free with every all kiada of Gas and Gas- church, Watertown, has been the ring. olene supplies Gas En- guest Mr and Mrs R. M. Warner and Mr a . , . I 3 HJT It is rose cut diamond New of Seed gines and Automobile of Harry Sanderson at the Sanderson ana II.wooster anu genuine ring Crop Timothy just arriving. Taaka. farm. The bachelors' hall Mrs Mwin of sparkling brilliancy absolutely guar- - Storage boys kept Young left town, Tuesday morning, for . Red Top, Seed Rye, Fertilizers. and had a fine time. They up anteed) very daInty shaped like a VOSOT US Seadfor cata- journeyed 1 . complete to Grandfather to N. Belcher with Tiffanv setting of istTTt. When need Cement line at logue aad be eoaviaeed. i Wright's quite'often you any Lmmber, or Building Material of any Agricultural ft get their larder replenished. The gold shell, at your local jeweler it kind. Our are and orr are the market 1 prices right goods bestthe . wnnlii rnst. r .n c i rl fi ru n mnra cookies they made were "fearfully and thunuucu affords. If you cannot come, write. Will be glad to quote you prices wonderfully made." rsriage. $2.00. on or small We mail you this beautiful comoleit large quantities. mTDOn-K- AT PH 4T - , . Milford. i unouiixvjj iii. ion recipe iree wnen your order is re-- A. Farmers' & Co., New This place has been wonderfully ceived for ring and $2.00 In money or- - H. SENIOR, Supply Roofing freshened up under the gentle rain of der, stamps or bills. Get your order G4 South Street, Bethel, Connecticut. 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. Tirrill Gas Machine NORTHVILLE. Monday and Tuesday. The summer in before our supply is exhausted. Light On Tuesday evening, August 20, Mr guests, many of them, have taken This offer is made for a limited time E. E. CIOATtS SOFT DRINKS ing Co., Dougall favored us with a phonograph their departure, leaving benind them only as a means of advertising and in- - Millspaugh, 75 Fultoa St., New York. recital in the church. The money the good wilLof those with whom they troducing our goods. Carpenter and Builder. The Gem Lunch Room, to-da- y Plans and Estimates furnished, Established 1863. raised was $8.41, which will be given have come in contact and a hope that Send before this ODDortunitv lobbing promptly attended to. BETHEL. n in to come. is forgotten. e for missions. we all meet agai days O. Box Bethel. Ct. Greenwood Ave.. Near R. R. 11 II .4 . T. C. MOSELEV, P. 106, Crossing. DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN me nouse and see our I of 32 East 23d Street. New York Telephone connection. aujatand how we do all Miss Maud Evans of Middletown, N. Arthur Wedge Bridgeport spent City. light the Cook who been so Labor with his Mrs Lena That your Prescription is filled as your physic and Y., has seriously ill at day mother, Gilbert-Mill- er ing, Heating Lighting. the home of A. S. Buckingham, is Wedge. The Co.,i an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. somewhat better. Charles Whitford and sister, Anna, 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn. On account of the illness of Pastor of Sharon, were guests of George Fred A. Hickok, Free! Dealers Ia 149 Smith Rev E. A. Center Bbthez Brothers, Woods, Henderson of New Slade, Sunday. Hardware Woodet tin and Enameled Ware, St., Curtis' Pharmacy, 9-in- & Martinez Pure Milford kindly gave his services and of ch LoDgmani Paints, Main and Sta Conn. Edward Main and wife Torrington Oil, and Varnishes, .lap-a-la- c Ooruer Elm Bridgeport, Newtown Bee Office, preached, Sunda5' morning. Mrs Caters a or two with Arthur Main, andTurpentineChi Namel for your Furniture and , spent day Stable and Blan- -i Sanitary Plumbing-- Floors.. 1 Harnesses.. , an . Square1 . and Mrs Adolph Bauman of Lakeville ..... 1 1 i . . . (i..-H- n . i ., . 1 ...... NEWTOWN, CT. the first of the week. Bear AGIO. VIIJ3. V'.'"-"- ' I '" .1 u,.1 HHI 1.1 J Hot favored us with a duet. Teddy White Lead. Tar Pauer (J lass. Futtv. Flint! Steam, Water and Gas and Gordon Marvin of kote Roofing, Barb Wire, Bread Makers. William Derby With Knives and Scissors Fitting. Mrs Bennett of Towanda, Pa., spent were with Mr and Mrs Samuel Marvin voice, v I last week with for Full line of fresh Oardea and Field . Kstimates Fu'nlsned. pH rf Your Clock Reoairine. her daughter. Mrs over Sunday and Monday. Jobbing Promptly A LI1 u clod To. Clifford Marsh. Seeds. We are efficient In CU-- k and Watr-- RtalrUr ir William Black and wife of 80 OZONE Trade work Is rlirht irlve U un.re allciilh.il IIimh usually --n mk-- Will Waterbury Marks OR anllm, Drugs Buckingham and family, who were of Mrs and Sey- guests Hattie 25 Trade OUR NAME Sj Main have been spending some time at W. C. mour Hollister. Marks Magee Ranges. F. LYMAN, Mfg. "Optician, i20 St,, Bridgeport. on and 35c. . Is rerotrnizcfl In llils locality as a Hine's, returned Monday to their im- and Tal-for- d 5c. jniarantiH of mulU y nrwm wbiHi all may Winchester Heaters. Shutz and Miss home in Willimantic. Harry Ethelyn Postage plicitly W V want . n to tvalli1 thai of Brooklyn were at C. L. Slade's. our iiiiinolptnl.sianus for sr k W. C. Hine and E. B. kss ii, vi(j;i u n t or nst as nuirli as iv'i"ii ' Buckingham i r x n i in inTPj Groceries. have been making some much needed Ralph Dawson and sister, Louisa, of The Fairchild & 5helton rti'i, i.i rih. v( lATOCWN- - on church. who have been spending HIAWATTI repairs the Waterbury, Co , l ISl I s their vacation in town, have also re- I'll Dni! Store, in box for letter The ladies are .'S0." lliiusat' .lie Ave. .1. Knt'lUli. I'l. Is a tlesiralle ier, put up form, making preparations turned home. I!i:tiii:i ct. rionu merits Oim - tl for - & for the school conven- Conn. And wi itinjr. Two foriHl s, tdher rfjruUr corresponl- coming Sunday Work . u Bctts Bridgeport, Cemetery of all eiH-e- SI-imIi- I v.-tli- Betts, William Hall, who has been in poor ktad ia Granite or Feti-raat- a al Sandy Hook, Conn. tion to be held Sepember 12. ! mmj Marble. some is low at le and oa health for time, very 1907 Summer Time-Tab- 1907 Hot Weather igss application. ,..,o .Main Harry 'Buckingham and George Web- time of writing. terivg at reasonable prices. Jackson's Ixk Shop, St., Bridgeport. er have journeyed daily for nine weeks Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steam- lwi warm to buKtv Let your to bilker do that for ,ou and bis Itrcnd. IColls. 1 to work on the buildings of the late The baseball nine, owing the boat Co. Cake and l'les are like mother iniiKi'S, Iiiitich M. 7f tfcfin. Hours: 10 l.-- e jut U W. Sunday to 11a Ethiel Green of Stillson Hill and now weather, did not go to Gaylordsville Cream at Wholesale or Retail. iive us Successor to Rollea liKTHKU. OONN on your orders and we do the rest. m.; 12 to, 1. owned by his son, Seymour Green. as expected to play the boys their own ground. We are inclined to think The Steamer Park City TELEPHONE SERVICB Albert Roebling of Webotuck Capt C. E. TooktT. Erdmann & Co., NOTICE. ' spent that the rain helped them out, but as Will Run as Follows: Woodbury Local, i6-a- i. over Sunday at his home here. called us down in the Monday, Wednesday and Friday "TtETHEU, BAKKItS. We are not Riving you some-thin- e S. N. E. T. they have rather Port Jefferson. t.15 a. m. and 5 p. iu. Leave Fountain Ct. for not lilntr, hut we are KlvlnK you the Co., 76. Mrs American for not the rea- 1.30 p. m. Place, Bethel, results of years of hard alnflly ancf actual Sherman Morehouse has explaiinng Bridgeport e liuntn spent Tuesday. and Leave-Leav- nrhctlce when you get your abod at some weeks we will call it a nice rain and let Thursday8.30 a. m. 5.00Saturday Brennan's. Our niotlo: "Honest work for & at the home of her par- son, Bridgeport and p. in. honest I'ricea." Canfield Davis, for who is se- it They did go to Sharon on Sat- Fort Jeffersod 1.30 p. ni. ents, caring Jier mother, go,. Single Fare. 75c. Round Trip Ticket 31.00. SAY PARD! HENRY A. BRENNAN, Painters and Paper Hangers, riously 11. urday and got done up by a score of Uoou any time during the season. It a can 14 Greenw. od Aven ,e. HETHKUOONN. 1 Newtown, Oonn, 32-- 3. 22 5 in Sharon. We are Excursions. Is fact thai you iret nice Telephone to favor of .Special cuts of In'cf at Doke's store for :V 5c Want Ads Cent A Word. Biggest liaa af Wall Paper ia o F. E. Soule has the sole agency for looking for an explanation and reason Tickets good only on the day issued. and UK' ix r ihiuikI, 1! ikhiikIs lcst mutilated samples Buck From Bridgeport: Mojiday, Wednesday and suirar for 1. and 5 jrallons of liest Keroseiiu town. New Milford for the cigar. for this. Friday. oil for Sue? Riirht you arc. Slop your horse W. N. Noble is a From Port Jefferson; Tuesday. Thursday, itrlit t here and Iry, Newtown Druggist offering and FARE FIFTY UTS. rel busy. Clean Clear C. B. JOHNSON, Oonn. complete line of the famous Wallace Friday Saturday. Lehigh confections. For guns, rifles and sporting goods For further Information address McDowell & Taylor, I the coal for Bethel, Krvkin fmm laU It Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield av- GEO. M. TOOKER, Agent, - Thumb Hand Side Center one of its trood iHtints. Notary Public. a good line of shoes, guaranteed to enue, Bridgeport, opposite Poll's Bridgepsrt or Port Jefferson. Conn. SMITH Ct. 23-- Bethel, Telephone 3 wear and stand the storm. A line of theater. Subject to change without notice. BEERS, THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1907. 3

Norwalk, aged 7, captain of the Har- No One Can vard. A most enthusiastic game was pglgllail5irull0aH51,n0n00nan0ooa 5 loBnIlolol played last Friday, which scored 50 to 11 loj NEW NEW The Newtown Bee. Be More 42 in favor of Yale. Dr Morgan of Al- HAVEN bany acted as umipre. The next game ENj Newtown, Friday. September G. 1907 Thankful. is anticipated with much interest. the 0 Nevj Haven's Most Reliable Department Store' For 0 An Iowa Woman Who Suf Kent. fered for Six Years and was 1 : Qasolnoe Cicrculation Cured by Dr Williams' KENT HOLLOW. Children Si n o S A Cash January 1. 000 Pink Pills. There will be a service at the school-hous- e Big on Sunday next, September 8, woman will the To succeed these days you 12 Last week, 4G00 Every recognize the 15th Sunday after Trinity, at 3 p. cour- m Mar-bleda- must have of ( symptoms described by Mrs Stella m. The rector of St Andrews', le, plenty grit, Purchase of Livermore, of Anthon, Iowa, who says : will officiate. age, strength. How is it with g Rugs 'I was sick and NVonderful Ten for six years often the children ? Are they thin, Proof of m Pages. dizzy-spell- s, WORK ON THE KENT SCHOOL EXTRAORDINARYVALUES had when a blurr would pale, delicate? Do not forget Ifficiency is Found come over my eyes and it seemed as BUILDINGS. You m in the though I was looking through a smoked Work on the Kent school buildings Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ' LITCHFIELD COUNTY. makes the blood Save T2. m 8Xiis Rug Save $5.00 on this Rug glass. My limbs were swollen and ach- goes on. The architect from New know it pure 0 E ed and often there would be such York, Mr is well satis- and and builds the Ru- size Tompkins, very rich, up Cor za John Bromley Eest Allwool fied with the manner in which it is be- r of these the New Milford. sharp, shooting pains through them, general health in every way Monarch Rugs made Roy- - regul price Smyrna Rugs that I.would have to cry out. I also.had ing done. The hlMrti ronnot pons t hi ha- l iir-w- - f were $32.00 als, size 9x12, Your choice SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. IirHIi niilfK tlift ImiwcIii nrv in r a great deal of pain back of my eyes, thin, A iivr For this sale $19.50 of Worth $35 We have had a rain. is tMl Hint;')coimtlaiel Icf'l. I"rrt--i.i.t..l 11 Gasoline great any pattern. The 21st the of head and the glorious It lralli. ! anniversary "of the Litch through top my tlifsc by ctviitt; itmll ImvIiv of A Engines. For this sale will So AH great $30.00 field Southwest Auxiliary of the Con back of my neck. When resting on hoped it help the water supply. l'llls. vKtbl. tpar coated. many springs were dry, brooks nearly necticut Sunday School Awssociation the pillow, my head felt as though it by J. C. Co.. lowoll. Macs. 12.50 on so, and the Housatonic low. M.im& lw ox Save this Rug on was lying on rocks. Every once and a very nuiuiHIunn Simple, Durable, Dependable. Save $2.50 this Rug would flush tUIR VIGOR. Wilton Ri'.f lpst season's while my face up and get Mrs Belle Loomis and two daugh- AWE CI W. re-ul- ar Cashmere effective coal. distressed CHERRY PECTORAL. The patterns, s'ze 9x12, Rugs as hot as My stomach ters from'Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting 'Auers imist practical Engine built for farm use. $35Forth"s re s ie 22.50 Oriental patterns, size 9x12, me by a dull, burning sensation and their uncle, J. F. Gibbs. Call or write us for demonstration. worth $13 50. anything with acid would generally For this t sa'e me. I was so weak in Paul Smith, Wheeler King and Lina gre $1.18 disagree with Bull were home for Labor Save S6.99 on IMs Rug my back that I could hardly turn over day. KEMP'S MANURE SPREADERS, in bed or raise up when I stooped over. The social hop at the Town hall was Axminster Rus all made American Oriental Rugs-beau- tiful was troubled a deal from The best on in one collection and also great the market. piece; a rare patterns novel rheumatism in my arm and w-rt- h 50 Be sure as'c to right of patterns. $27. colorings. to shoulder three years couldn't For this sale $21.50 see these. Lowest prices we andjfor great do my ironing or housework with that E. S. Fairchild& fa ever heard of; arm. My condition nearly brought on 9 Son, Save $5.00 on litis 36x72. $6.50 value for $3.93 nervous prostration. AGENTS, Rug "I tried to keep up and do what work Nichols, Conn. Axminster Rugs the best 21x45, $5.00 value for $2.98 could, but there would be a week at size 9x12. Your choice a 1 nave to ne in Dea. quality, 18x36. $1.98 value f?r $1.50, time when would of any pattern. Worth $25 i I became completely run down and 5IMr51,5ir5TIETr5ra (5 For this great sale f19.98 weighed only a little over 100 pounds. Wilton Rugs size 3x6 feet, I used the doctor's medicine for some the best quality. ReeruUr price time, but without, its helping me. I Save $3.77 on this Rug $6.50. Spec al Price $S.98 gave that up and tried several remedies SEVENTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE Brussells size with no better results. The druggist Rugs 9x12, then me to Dr Williams' Pink tuJucatittR young people for your choice of all patterns, Wilton Rugs siz; 21x45, urged try office work makes worth Pills. After a while I felt much better $17.75 regular price $4.98 and took the for several months. I For this sale $13.98' Spcci-.- l Fiice O. W. IIOYT. pills great $3.8 I soon began to get my strength back BROWN'S President of the Litchfield Southeast and my nervousness left me. I regain- Auxiliary of the Connecticut Sunday ed the use of my right arm and gained BUSINESS School Association. in weight until I now weigh over 165 COLLEGE, pounds. I can do all of my work and 4r-.r- 4 Cannou SL, Leaith, am well. No one can be Bridgeport, will be held in the perfectly Baptist church, more thankful than I for what the pills The premier school in Connecticut. During the past term we Safety,- Northville, Thursday, September 12, have done for me." at 10.30 o'clock a. m. is the Following These pills are peculiarly adapted for 450 POSITIONS a program : . . diseases due to blood and shat- Demands pare 10.30 a. m.. Devotional service, led impure for Bookkeepers and Stenographers. We fitted about one-thir-d. v a t e r supply, O. - tered nerves. They are invaluable for REV. J. H. DAVIS. The demand is much greater than the supply. All graduates by Rev Van Keuren of Gaylords- ts v hich is bttt anaemia, rheumatism, atter-ettec- oi furnished with good positions. ville. in sick head- Of Sherman, one of the Speakers at the Sunday cured b5' mea s o of minutes of last the grip and fevers and 10.45, Reading aches, dizziness, nervousness and neu- School Convention at Northville, TEXT BOOKS FREE Artesian meeting and Treasurer's report. ralgia. A valuable booklet entitled Next Thursday. with all courses Send for Catalog and new College Journal. 10.55, Address, "An Analogy," by Plain Talks to will be sent Write at Once. t all term 3d. Wells. Rev H. M. of Sherman. Women," begins September J. Davis, D., free, in a sealed envelope, upon re These furnish pure 11.15, Address, Rev M. Hare of New occasion, the water in abundance quest, to any woman interested. very pleasant although nu under most Milford. thunder shower kept some away who FAIRFIELD COUNTY. severefailing Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by droughts. 11.35, Singing. all or on re expected to be present. The young town opened. Tuesday. lor Uie tail Mrs Claire Baldwin is visi tins- in Long years of experience have given me supsrtor knowledge in the mechanical product 11.40, "Some Gains for the Local druggists sent, postpaid, to Mount Vernon. tlon of iheoe wells. Geology and actual tests under alt clrvunist.anees have iheir 50c. box ; boxes people expect have another soon, term. mmense value and to be proved ceipt of price, per six Greenfield Hill. Mrs Gertrude Elrord has returned to 1 the satisfaction derived from their use Sunday School from Mission when is the weather will Study," for $2.50, by the Dr Williams Medicine it hoped Miss Ruth Raymond of Bridgeport her home in Mt Vernon. Rev H. K. Smith of New Milford. smile on them. . . .. - .r - K Baldwin and Mon Gasolene " Co., Schenectady, N. Y. MRS MARTHA E. SUC-- was a visitor in urrennnu.ii r family soent . PRATT runiay Engines, 12, Intermission and Collation. The schools on day in Milford. pumps, pipe and similar supplies, I furnish and at moderate 1.30 Service. public begin Septem COMBS TO PNEUMONIA. is a fine satisfactory quality price. p. m., Song ber 9, with the old teachers in Fred Thorpe harvesting 1.45, Business. charge. of which find a ready sale shall be pleased to call upon you and give particulars; or write fordesiredinformation tend the reunion of the regiment at The community was very much crop pears 2.00, School Rock on week. in the market. NEW HAVEN COUNTY. "Sunday Opportunity," Savin Thursday of last shocked upon learning of the death of Bridgeport by Rev Kenneth Mackenzie, Westport. Luther A. Tyrrell, veteran of. another Bethlehem. Mrs Martha wife of James L. Miss Louise Sehofield of Darien be N". 2.20, "Some Problems and Their So and William son Pratt, 3. regiment, McHan, of Pratt, which occurred at her home on gan her duties as teacher at the North South Britain. Sipperley, lutions," Rev F. D. Luddington, New the late veteran, James McHan, went AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Burr afternoon. At district school. Tuesday. 74 West Avera ne, South Conn. London. to New the same and vis- street, Thursday Norwalk, Haven, day Miss Jennie L. Haugh of New Brit the outset Mrs Pratt contracted a se- A HANDSOME GIFT. 2.40, Singing. ited Savin Rock in time to take din- who some weeks in town vere but did not take to her bed DEERFIELD. 2.45, "The Value of the ain, passed cold, Mrs Arthur Mitchell is the Sunday ner with the other veterans there. as guest of her Mrs C. H. Bird, until A was called was proud Schools to the Town, " Rev J. W. Rae, most of sister, Tuesday. physician Miss Marion Doyle of Bridgeport possessor of a beautiful road horse. The Coming Fairs. All reported a enjoyable day has returned home. but her case was not considered seri a recent guest oi miss General Secretary of the Connecticut and and hospi Mrs W. E. Nichols nave oeen carriage and harness, the gift of her pleasure sight seeing ous until - when it Mr and te Sunday School Hartford shown. Rev John Haugh has passed some Thursady morning, few days with relatives at father, George Welton. of Woodbury. Association, tality was seen that pneumonia had devel spending "The of Bible time with his daughter, Mrs C. H. Bird. Hurham. Mass. The horse. V.. is a seven-year-o- ld 3.05, Necessity Mrs F. Hosford has been chosen on both and that the end nas oeen Betsey Rev M. Brown, J. oped lungs William Smith ol Ueroy - has won Study," George War-ama- ug Miss Emma Smith is in Hart Nichols' milk route dur- thoroughbred trotter, Seventh Annual Fair as pianist for five hops about Lake visiting was near. So quickly did the disease caring for Mr in show do Bridgeport. ford. his absence. . prizes classes, can a mile in OF THE the past week, at the different terminate fatally that only a few knew inr ner 2 :27 and won Wood- 3.25, Singing. final to had ill announce- Miss Susie l'osser lias visiica sis third money at the Round Table Rev houses and hotels as a a series Mr and Mrs Richard Magee are at that she been until the ter. Mrs Cook, in ureenwicn. races. 27. 3.30, Conference, Au- ment of her death the boarders from bury August W. Rae, Hartford. of entertainments enjoyed during the seashore for one week. Mr Magee spread through Mrs Jesse Pratt's and last end of the season. - is reunion Deceased was an Camden. N. have returned home. 3.50, Benediction. gust attending the of his regi- village. upright J., Mr and Mrs Baker New Greenfield ment Christian character, a loyal wife and Stephen of Mrs Bailey with her son and daugh York were Merwin Mitchell's over Country mother and highly esteemed throughout at GAYLORDSVILLE. ter and maid, who have occupied Mrs Mrs Marilla Atwood of Watertown Huntington. Labor day. W. Gasten and who have F. S. Brown's for two has visited her Mrs N. L. the entire neighborhood. Besides her family, cottage months, daughter, James L. two sons. Mrs Mr Club, been boarding at Miss Gaylord's, this left for their Brooklyn home, this week. Bloss, and on her return to her home husband, Pratt, WHITE HILLS. Charles Bradley entertained . returned to their- - home on was accompanied Mrs Jesse L. and Wilmer r tTatt, survive Miss Hill. Walter Clark of Milford. last week. summer, have M. M. Bragaw of Westfield, Mass., Thursday by her. Funeral services over the remains The school was opened by in Booklyn. Bloss. Tuesday. - . Miss Floy Allen of Stratford, who was a guest at to. tsearasiey s over were held at her late home, Sunday VonLJerueiin nas visiica 10, 11, 12. t. - Miss Carrie is visiting at Arthur Munson's, sang September Geoge Karcher has returned from last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Lewis of Water- afternoon. Rev Dr Gane being the offic Miss Fohrenback in Monroe. ' are in M. Smith or New naven was two solos in the Congregational church. If of the are the fair will be continued . Washington, Ct., bury visiting her relatives this A number of hand Miss A. any days stormy one day Edward Hull visited relatives m iating clergyman. - - - which were vicinity. some floral surrounded the a recent guesi oi mn ij- Sunday, greatly enjoyed Write for Premium List to Thompson Barton of East Kent, has Bethel and Ridgefield, the latter part tributes Mr and Mrs J. D. Tomlinson spent by alL been visiting his daughter, Mrs John of last week. He returned with his Mrs Thomas W. Stowe of Milford casket. The body was taken to Moun a few days in South Britain the first of visited Mrs F. P. Hayes, last week. Grove Miss Ruth Mitchell entertained the MRS D. B. Paine. grandson by train on Sunday. At- tain cemetery for interment. the week...... ADAMS, Secretary, She is now a guest of Mrs Joel H. Mr Knapp has moved nis miu on me Wnist Club. Friday afternoon. New wood of Watertown. set-u- p on the at Round R. I). 33, South port, Conn. Miss Marion Underhill, and Miss Mr and Mrs Norman Lyman of Mrs Frank Pickett of last Birge job Paine a of last week Haven were at S. over Torringtpn Mrs John Ferris, who has been under Hill. Mrs Asa Mitchell is visiting at Ed Mary spent part George Lyman's visited for a few days her brother, J. Dr Dunham's care for several is The of the Shelton school, ward Nichols in in Bridgeport. last Sunday and Labor day. D. days, opening of our Woodbury. Dayton. much improved. this week, again takes several Knabenshue's Mammoth in Miss Mabel Magee of Woodbury has from the Hill every Mr and Mrs William Mitchell are Airship Miss Bessie Kennedy and Annie Ken Mrs Bessie Beeman and daughter ex visited in town at R. Magee's. young people uaily nights, are in to start for the first S. P. and Mrs E. C. J. K. Kobinson has just nought a spending the week in Middlebury. nedy visiting Bridgeport. pect Chicago, part Hayes J. Peck, four-year-o- held at D. Tomlin of handsome ld Devon Tl, lwn fte J. of next week on their way to their the organ committee of the Congrega- pair son was a success socially Mr and Mrs C. B. Pierce were sud Gilbert Newton and William Newton sei-ta- 's. last week, home at Mont. tional church, have order for steers of David H. Disbrow. the widely 1 Annn;ullr called to Rochester. N. Y.. last "" "" of N. are at Livingston, an and is here soon. PAnnle'ii will be denly "" " 414 Schenectady, Y., visiting organ it expec?4 known cattle man of New Fairfield. It Tu v...n,T meetintr St Miss Allen of New York has of week, by the illness of their daughter, R Keeping J E. H. Minehardt's. Miss Ilia Hoffman of New Britain Sarah is expected that Mr Robinson will ex Vw.l.l it th, Friday evening constantly and Labor at Her-- visited at her father's, Gilbert Allen's. week. Mrs Jessie Fowler. at it is the key to A. P. Smith of Newtown will preach passed Sunday day Mrs A. J. Woodward has entertained hibit thes;j as well as a handsome pair this J. advertis- - Mi five-year-ol- successful mon Hoffman's. ds which Miss Bessie Mitchell entertained the 5S in the M. E. on next, her sisters. Her niece from Bridge- of he owns, at the church, Sunday ladies i( in the absence of Rev A. Van Keuren port is also being entertained there. Greefield cattle show this month, so Whist Club, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J. G. Curtis, Jr., and son, J. G., will have to hustle Plattsvillc Jl! who has gone to Jamestown, Va. has visited D. Cop- competitors if they Mr and Mrs George Mitchell and Washington. 3d, of Ansonia, at succeed in first honors in You cannot much and I4 ies and J.. B. Porter's. winning NEWS IN BRIEF. Miss Susie Mitchell were in Poughkeep spurt Miss Clara Booth of New Milford M. either one of 'f Sherwood Allen and family are these classes. i.-- her ste over win. A business career that Si spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Soule, PRESENTATION TO MISS PALMER on the shores Bantam m wiifvler is visiting Sunday. r encamping of . nor.hew.- Dr Barnum. of M goes by fits and starts will not Miss Fannie Palmer was given a de lake. Mrs uwignt M. i;anKs is enjoying a :. " Mrs Henry Mitchell and Mrs W. H. r? Mrs Couch has returned to her home Hull New two weeks' visit to out of town friends. Kent. pay so well in the run in ab hghtful surprise party by her many On Sunday Agyl of Haven, tv... of Mrs William Ben- - Wakelee are spending a few days at long this place, after several weeks' as is his common custom, came up on ;ntorinr re-- as a business that follows a sence. friends on last week Wednesday night his motor to his John C. Lobdell who has lately made nptt'a house, which is undergoing the shore. u Agricultural Exposition cycle visit mother, : : - far tVi mjlSOnS. course out for it and 5ic The'Lsrgest and presented with a purse of $125 as Mrs George S. Bloss. extensive improvements about his pan ft, la icow Miss Lord was in town over mapped ,M4 in Southern New England. Robert Dakin has returned to New i xt...K.OT nf Rockaway Beach. May 5 a All There has never been so a num- hr-w- .l keeps increasing its advertis- birthday gift. present enjoyed large home is now having a coat of paint ap who has been visiting Clinton Sunday and gave several addresses in ! i Haven. a fine time. ber of guests in town at one time as the to the exterior of his returned to his ing as the business demands k present. plied house, for a week, has the Methodist churvh. 14 J14 Mrs and Mrs Oliver home in 5 Robert Jvellogg John Hollenback is a sis- that place. - l it until the maximum is reach- PERSONAL CHAT. entertaining Mr and Mrs W. K. Nichols return. - Clar- Arthur Munson and Piatt St of last week Walter Jennings- is assisting Harry ed. There is a maximum for Marcy spent Wednesday ter from Bridgeport. this week, from a pleasant visit with nmv on his milk route while and in New jS ?j with Mrs M. D. Jones in A young lady, graduate of Tilton You will find the shoe store of J. Jnninrs spent Friday Saturday a small business which Wingdale. G. eco- friends in Hingham. Mass. ih latter is at Fairfield Beech. York JK beyond 55 academy, has been visiting at E. C, Terrill, North Woodbury, an Morehouse has threshed rye City. Mt 41 Lewis Russell and were nomical to . Arthur - it is not or to The best to daughter place trade. Courteous Mrs is r...-- . and L. B. fcner- W economy policy 'K way get Whitehead's, a few days. treatment and are Pearl Metcalf entertaining a J on nines George Cass took a trip to Hartford Hi J(4 this place, last week. dependable goods ... . i frasnline go. Brookline Chronicle. what you want, or to the rule at this store. her cousin from Norwalk at her home iik kia enKine. - in his auto. B rid of Miss Elsie Brotherton, who has been Tlu. Startles school commenced. Tues- Friday. jli 5l4 get what you Allan and Harry Dodd of Shelton are in this place. as SR w is visiting at E. C. Whtehead's, has .lv. with Miss l'lumb temporary Mr and Mrs Samuel Pierre have been M don't want, to use in this visiting place. to New York. Mr and Mrs bamuel J. 1 Jay ion am' t,n few 5i Our columns SB The Bee's turned been enjoying a days vacation at the furnish advertising ihh-i- i who has Sl E. was Miss wno nave Miss Jennie Anderson, the key to success- ili columns. James Mullins in Bridge commence Bantam. daughter. Alice, .. u.... nrwl cousins. Mrs L. A. shore. 5l ful In ?l? Try the Philemon Whitehead will recent of Mrs Allen ,mi ill advertising M ads : a port, Labor day. guests Jennings, .i..ni.iiim'. for over a week, has re "small" ic studies at Storrs college, this fall. returned to their home in N in Kent. si this community. Brooklyn. turned to her home one week. BOARDERS FLITTING HOME. 1 - word, Schauffler of New V iot .r.L-- HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG. Miss Dorothea ...... m York has been her aunt. Mrs Many boarders left town the ltist of m New Preston. visiting Edward T . Vtxin, and lamiiy am o continue young in neaim ana E. M. Welton. the week past for their hoc. - CRarlos Wakeman and family of Asie- do Mrs Mc- - . NT strength, as ft. F. Rowan. WHAT'S GOING ON. ENJOY-FLEASA- -- Rev Mr and Mrs Carter and family tuclJ, with Mr Sloan of Iloerlield au LADIES OUT Donough. Ga. did. She says : "Three A and ice cream were served I I NO. Labor clay a few of our have gone away for a month s vacation. supper trict, enjoyed an ouiiiiy on Hie In :i, bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of brought boys at the-Paris- house, Thursday evening. A'edneMlay. Julv it, several ladies from to town. N. Thursday. e chronic Horses, Carriages, lite. the city George Mr and Mrs Abbott and family have from hi-r- u t lay's outimr a liver and stomach trouble, of with his Mrs George Richardson was tin guest P. lb-lel- lim-k- . A liim-- r was with such an ? IJeardsley Bridgeport, returned to their home in Brooklyn. Edward Morehouse. Frank l Savin line complicated unhealthy friend, Frank S. Penfield, of New of friends here the pstst week. and Everett L. Banks were among of. aftt-- r whit li a miniluT of lh- - condition of the Mood that my skin Britain was at E. H. A large tennis tournament will be attractions w-r- e visiti-- l ami all rt-o- rl turned red as flannel. I am now Beardsley's. There was a dance in the hall. Tues- the Greenfieldcrs who attended the fair ii Those who a I tended prac held here next week. line time. . - . . t . 20 Harold Judson of Bethel is day evening, given by the V. P. S. at Orange. were airs r iorion. mra uwinre tically years younger than before I passing Mrs Marion Haviland and son, Lau- B. Nichols. Mrs took Electric Bitters. I can now this week with his grandparents here, Ice cream was also served. Miss Banks returned home. ( MrsW. C J. do Do ren, Mrs Clara Behan and the Misses Georgia Thorp. Mrs C. S. I Tench. Mrs J. IJur- - all my work with ease and assist in Not M and Mrs Edward Hull. Consider r Hat-ti- e Mr and Mrs George Peck. Miss Sunday, from a visit to her brother. wtKxl. Mrs II. P. Nichols. Mrs William Lina and Edna Wyant attended the M. Mrs my husband's store." Guaranteed at A or harness when we can - Jo-A- u- Banks, of Weston and a Mc Clellan. Mrs A. Linden and Catalogue wagon Miss Gertrude- Lyman will leave wedding of Miss Ethel Smith and Peck and Mr and Mrs George Clem- Frederic pleas R, II. Beers & Co.. Newtown ; Betts JL sell a better in st.vle and finish at cot- ant on beach. M. A. Nichols. you job George S. Lyman's, this week, for seph Pearson of Hotchkissville, ens are spending a vacation at a outing Compo Belts, Sandy Hook; P. Garvin. as low a and an oppor- on Mr Mrs Plumb Sun- J. just price give you Woodbury her way to her home in gust 27. tage by the seashore near Milford. David C. Smith is driving the little and Oscar spent Bethel ; W. N. Noble, New Milford; to select from 150 jf the very latest N. J. day in Stepney. tunity Jersey City, The Epworth League gave a marine black road horse recently owned by Dr William Wellington has entertained E. J. Buckingham. Huntington; Allen stylos. Hurl-bu- Mrs Caroline Dowler left A. H. Bridgewater. concert in the hall, Friday night. Dunham of Greenfield Hill. frientls from Bridreort. Joyce. Roxbury Station ; G. W. rt Bolles' on Tuesday of the present week Mr and Mrs lester Shelton and Mrs & Co.. Roxbury : J. M. Sullivan, Our Prices Are Always the Lowest. Miss Bessie Banks is in Danbury. Horace Wellington spent last Thurs- for New Milford, where her daughter A GREAT GAME OF BALL. Don't neglect your stomach. At the is her Redding Ridge; Connery Bros.. and soon to this week, where she visiting day in Hartford. W. B. joined her they intend go The children of Shady side and vi first indication of trouble take some- Mrs Selleck and Mrs C5. Lester Nothnagle has been spending Georgetown; Hawley. Sherman; to Mrs Dowler's winter home with her aunts, Eugene Honan & cinity formed last week, two baseball thing that will help it along in its Brush. a few davs in New York state. Soule, Gaylordsville ; Smith THE DERBY CARRIAGE CO., son in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr and Mrs Hoie entertained rela Cornwall Edwin H. GEO. B. teams, distinguished as Yale and Har work of digesting the food you eat. Brothers, Bridge; CLARK, Prop., David C. Smith Sunday and tives Sunday. EL Fair-chi- ld Miner A. of Lake district was vard. Richard Treat Harris of Spring- Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia spent Lester Shelton ami and Mrs Beardsley. New Preston; S. Strong Labor with friends in Danbury. family &. Near Opera House, Derby. one of a few of the veterans of the field, N. J., aged 10, is captain of the will do this. Sold by S. E. Sanford & day H. Wellington attended the Shelton Son. Nichols, druggists ; 50c reunion Booth's Hill, last and $1. Trial bottle free. Telephone 76-- 5. 19th C. V. in the late Civil war to at-- Yale team and Clinton Peck Jessup of Co., Newtown. The public schools throughout the at Friday 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1907. DO STOTJ GET TJP ing a week at the seashore. wr t Financial. Financial Institution. The Newtown Bee. WITH A TvAMIJ J3ACK? SCHOOL NOTES. disease deposit in the The schools in town 3. ianey Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable, began Sept. The Randall 6 Per ct. Bonds. YOUR bank re- Newtown, Friday. September 0, 1907. A number of have been made Company, Irrigation who reads news changes Kills. turns vou Almost everybody the in teachers, but Miss Nichols and Miss (Incorporated) only papers is sure to know of the wonderful New Milford, Conn. as Years Business. No Losses. from three and one-ha- lf cures macte Dy XJr. Buckingham continue teaching in the Thousands Never Suspect That Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, Academy and Sport Hill. The record Money to with- - Have four per cent, Cicrculatiotl : the great kid- of attendance for the as They It. l. - past year is out any increase in the ney, liver and blau- follows : Does not . Is now admitted that y uci Keg'ei-ed- It generally di?cises of the buy 1. , 600 iciucu), Averag-e- Percent. value of the January r-- is the med kidneys and bladder constitute the great eat sourc principal. It great Adams, 17 12 71.6 Better 5 cent Bonds, Now consider the trmmpii 01 me of disease. Cure these and we remove the miiE per just Ileal century ; Yellow. 35 24.7 70 of nearly all ailments of the Liver. I!lood, Stomacl Considered, Last 1 week, 4600 1 Security following facts: i a f ( r : j rs Sport Hill, 35 22.7 68 and Bowels. But the approach of Ividney ditfeju 29 19 65 issoelyand gradual that the first symptoms maj Thau The ex- -- Centre, bo This country is, 1-- UXC L Dr. Kilmer, the not noticed. Here are some of the most comnior 1 " by Judd, 10 6 62 an era of Ten Pages." iaf:a'e eminent kidney and Bjmptonis of this dangerous disease : Trustee Bonds of the periencing and is Wilson, . 22 13 60 Discolored or dark urine., sometimes excessive bladder specialist, wonderfully and of nale color. Middlesex Co. Gold never before in lame back, 22 13 59 Banking prosperity successful promptly curing Gilberttown, Unusual aestre to uriiiffe, eppoeinl! nt idiu. Coupon Bonds, rne uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Academy, 27 15.8 58 "Brick Dust" deposits, sometimes Ct.i.iK.uhiL Known, crops FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Disease, which is the worst albumen and b loot I. "Strong Language," yon say. Issued in leuoiiiitiHtioiiH of never been so Briglit's The following are the names of those Swelling around eyes, ankles nwl nbdomen. have form of kidney trouble. Drowsiness and a conetain lircd feelm. Call on or send to the ot not rec- who have attended the most bounteous, the man- Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Ro- is days during Pale, hot and ?ry skin. " a Trumbull. ommended for everything but if you have the year : George Davis. 192J : Perkins Pain in the back, headache, cramps in the legs. Agent for Booklet. be Bowels constipated, diyesi ion impaired. ufacturing industries liver or bladder trouble it will Nichols. Ernest ; Rheumatic in the kidney, the need. It has 191; Lobdell, 191J pains joints and muscles. Sept. 1, '07, a good time $1000 $500 $100 neyer so busy, help A RUNAWAY. found just remedy you Richard Turney. 189i Ruth Smith. 189. If yon have any of the above sympw mf yonr kid- never so scarce, the cost of living been tested in sjo many ways, in hospital neys need immediate attention, mul Dr. David Ken- to invest $100 or $1000. r.v THE never so The current rates work and in practice,, and has Lena. Blumberg, 188 ; Maxie Blumberg, nedy's Favorite Itemed y ehmdd be Uiken at once. high. A pair of horses owned by Mr Wild private Do know what will liap en if you of interest for the use of money so successful in every case that a 188; Margarett Lyons, 184J ; Louis yon neglect thst man of Daniel's Farms ran from the proved has been made, symptoms? Brian's Dis use, .most terrible, it have not been so high In years special arrangement by Blumberg, 184 Wakemau Hill. 1874 : nearly alwnys the outcome. Jr. David Kennedy The American Real Estate the best commercial paper com- Center up to Daniel '3 Farms. In front which all readers of this paper, wiio have Favorite Kemedy has cnu-- thousands of kidn'et C. Co., have a Sirah Blumberg, 183i : Vlasto Visnv. disease, and we have the positive proof. It will curt F. Johnson,- - Night and Bank manding six per cent. and these of W. O. Beach's they ran into a large not already tried it, may sample Send to Dr. Dtvid s Rendont. Day Bulflnff. also a book tell- 183; Marcus War-thro- p. yon. Kennedy Sons, Fifth Avenue and 44th New high rates for money are likely to maple tree, throwing one of the horses. bottle sent free by mail, Burr, 183; Stanley V., for a free sample bottle and medical booklet. St., York continue for some time. more about Swamp-Roo- t, and how to 183. Large bott tes $1.00, at all druggists. Agent, Aside from breaking the harness there ing or bladder trou- Jio89 Dec. With all this and find out if you have kidney 306 Meigs Bids., Bridgeport. Assets', 31, lHOfi, prosperty morehigh was no damage done. ble. When writing mention reading this Mrs M. L. Ferris , Mrs Mary Ferris, and $9,446,095.89 rates for money, how much offer in this paper and send your Capital Suipltis, are now from ogenerous . JflW Mr and Mrs C. B. Andrews, Miss Min- t5i9.5i8.ao Interest you getting M. is soon to erect a build- to Dr. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. . your money In the savings bank J. Bailey address Kilmer nie and Miss Hazel Sherwood, Willard Secured by Improved New rk Keal Estate. saw-mil- l. & relatives Canaan than you did five years ago? ing to cover his Co., Binghainton, Gillett and Clifford Gillett have been at for a few days. N. Y. The regular For full in nt one-doll- ar Mrs M. address If you could find a broker J. L. Tucker and family, who have fifty-ce- and at H. W. Osborne's cottage at the sea- Washington. Foltz is entertaining her sis- particulars whose and integrity you size are Home of Swamp-Boo- t. from Judgment would jjeen spending the summer at Spectacle bottles shore. ter New York. had absolute confidence, Lake in East where have a sold by all good druggists. Don't make ECHO .FARMS CORPORATION IN won no fnnalrier. ridfit notit- - Kent, they mistake, but remember the name, Mayor M. L. Reynolds and wife were Mr and Mrs James Whalen are en- L. H. k-r- any TROUBLE. ry an for are home about the t, Swamp-Roo- t, PRINDLE, favorably, investment cottage, expected Swamp-Roo- Dr. Kilmer's in town, Sunday week. tertaining relatives from Bridgeport. HgrM parr 01 your money uuu wumu middle of September. and the address, Binghamtou, N. Y., on The farmers of Washington and Ban First National net six per cent, with absolute J. B. Downs of Stevenson was enter- tam have Mrs Clarence is Hank Building, you of which Miss Alice Booth of every bottle. lot heavily by the Echo Trowbridge visiting safety, the principal Springfield, tained by Frank Bibbins, Farms corporation, owing them, is relatives and friends out of town. would Increase In value from year has been a few - recently. it lloom 805, Church New Mass., spending days said, between $8000 and $9000. When 42 St., Haven, Conn. to , Miss Elsie Bibbons is out of Walter Babcock is home, after work- year? with her sister, Mrs J. L. Beach. been visiting her mother, Mrs James visiting the farmers of ' town. Washington stopped sup ing several weeks at West Point, N. Y. Thomas C. Perkins D. H. Ward is erecting a large build Ryder. plying them milk in July, the Echo Miss Minnie Lou Carson has been Mr and Mrs Arthur Lynch of Bethel Farms James McNifT spent Labor day with Conn. Mutual Building ing for his new engine and saw mill people owed the farmers from Capital, 250, 000 I Hartford. Conn spending a week in Norwalk with were entertained at Mrs Botsford $200 to $600 a serious relatives and friends here. Surplus, $315,225.89 A owned Sherwood each, matter for dog by George of Miss Marion Hart Weeks. Sherwood's, Sunday week. a farmerin circumstances. sever- White Plains, also one to Mr ordinary Henry Seward, after spending CHARLES G. SANFXJftD Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH. Vice Prest belonging Manager McNeil was a good promiser. al weeks with his aunt, Mrs Nellie O. II. BBOTn WELL. Cashier. Dibble have shown symptoms of the but the came in rabies and have been killed. These Weston. Monroe. money driblets, and Seward, returned to his home in New- the farmers finally in ton, Mass., Trustees, Administrators and Others Mon- dogs were bitten by the New quit disgust. Friday. Holding South Britain Announcements. large WHAT'S GOING ON. NEWS IN BRIEF. When the McNeil . management took eys In Trust foundland dog that was killed in the The Sunshine Club held its annua . Miss Hamilton of South Nor- Mr and Mrs Fred Rau welcomed a hold & few years ago business was KJnd a checking wvnnt of spwlal nine and cnnreotPiK-e- II esll two May sale on Dr Pons' after- iTk-,- ooant. ch-- k Center or three weeks ago. lawn, Thursday :'r Rtu "t H,e (voucher, for UM j?odlMiW walk little to their week started with a blowing of trump- munis U.. total amount of D spent over Sunday and Labor day daughter home, last great noon. we .solicit money lruL Mcnule. Is It wmI Mr and Mrs W. S. Plumb have re with her parents, Mr and Mrs Theo- Wednesday morning. ets, but the company soon fell behind your turned from their vacation. dore Hamilton. Vn paying for the milk and there has George Sherman spent Sunday and NOW Peter Baut, who has been peddling been with his in town. First National Bank, Mrs Homer milk for F. A. anxiety among the farmers over Monday family Address: 923 Main Gilbert Y. Edwards of Stratford Schmidt of Bridgeport was Rau ,several months, the outcome ever since. is said of Temporary Street, Bridgeport, Oonn. is a Haw-- last-week- , has returned to his home in It Mr and Mrs Myron Thomas entertain-e- i Tstlie Time spending few days at L. A. the guest, of his grand- Derby. late the company has been s parents, Mr and Mrs J. Merwin Beers. drawing Mr and Mrs Harry Morris of New to look after that, old ley's. John Rau has sold his milk route to their milk supply from the Black Riv- York over Saturday. 1S66. 1 mowing machine and horse rake. Get The Misses Addie and Annie Schmidt Charles Quick of Huntington and he er country in New York state. On last Established them in shape before you need them. will week Hulbcrt House is filled with will need new ones. Sherman. also visited their cousins, the Misses take possession September 1. Thursday W. B. Ilickox was ap- guests. The Oldest Firm In Perhaps you Beers and pointed Banking Connecticut. Remember the kind W. a. Woods Flewellyn. Mr and Mrs Charles Lacey of Platts-vill- e temporary receiver by Judge A' party of Bridgeport people is 3 H. Roraback in About tons barn hay for sale. JAMES EVANS. t Miss Emma welcomed a son the Superior court and a boarbing with Mrs Harvey Thomas. Faulhaber and sister, little at their Mr Holze has been James H. Evans, a life long resident Miss Frederica, are spending this week home on Wednesday, the 14th. Mrs appointed receiver James Sanford Thurs. T. & in al- left home, last C. P. of Sherman - New York State. A petition has Watson WILLIAMS', passed away last week in New York. Lacey was formerly Miss Minnie Lew- day, to attend the boys school at BANKERS Co., after months is so been made in the United States BROKERS South Britain. Thursday evening, long Miss McKenna has returned to of this place. Mount Hermon, Mass. s of weakness caused by enlargement of Mary court to have the company adjudged Stocks and Bonds New York, after a week's visit with Miss Clara Lewis has returned home, bankrupt. The company have a The the heart. The funeral was largely " large Center school, taught by Miss Wain Miss Sara and sisters. after a month's in the Adiron-dack- s. Corner and John Streets, Com. CASH TALKS. attended at his late residence last Donnelly stay creamery at Bantam and valuable prop- Lida Davenport, will open Monday, the Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon, Rev E. P. Herrick Miss Lillie Heinig, who has been a erty in Washington and till of late had 9th. . INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Rex shaved beef In jar, 23c. Rex guest for two weeks at the Faulhaber Miss Helen Lewis and Miss Marion a record for prompt payments, and was corned and roast beef. 23c per can. Nice officiating. The deceased was 69 years Omi canned corn 10c per can, 3 for All other old. The bearers were men residence, returned home, this week. Plumb of Bridgeport are at W. W. evidently doing a good business. Hillard and son of Norwalk groceries at corresponding low prices for pall young the week's end at E. W cash. Hunger-for-d Lewis'. spent Judge rAT of thb paprr who la tiill unaware that. Is relatives of the family. N. T. Mrs Rocelia Brown has been spend- ROMFORD NOTES. CITY FOLKS . IF THERE IS ."niioe in California. u Um . Preston's. letterIn Me,, a. toe "A rora" aoU thai llT an Dike-ma- n. read r a wery valuable It not, JOHN M. was the undertaker in a few Mrs B. COME AND GO. 1 properly. certainly my --fault. SQUIRES, South Britain,Ct. charge. ing days with A. 1 In barely one year since tbe flock of tl.e famous Mohawk" mine Mr and Mrs E. Olmstead of Cleveland Lela Church of Hartford is was less than 50 centt Kharo. now of t3oldnld Nevada, Sanford Station. all farmers who have former- visiting -- per aolllna: la tije oeichtxirnoad Nearly llavinVtwlee ll.e AI!KOIU" and km,-- In i So were the at- Adelaide Pons. Inspected I itroupof mine, V.'Storwu. street, Danbury, among Mrs Frank Fitch has been ly been sending milk to New York are values already I do not I.e. tale to predict fiii ,L. tendants at Mr Evans' funeral. entertaining NEWS the Aurora Consolidated Mining Oo ouoted in tue same clawliaVbaT -- uVSZtkV her cousin from New York for a few IN BRIEF. now shippng it to Stamford and Bridge- Mr and Mrs Leverette. Castle enter Paste this In your hat. famous Removal Notice. Mr and Mrs Clarence Burr visited port. The cans are returned in a clean tained'Mrs Jennie and Mrs Mr Clute's days. at Ophelia Have removed my Earlier Shop mother, who lives with Lester Godfrey's, last week. and sanitary condition and they an Camp of Canaan, last week. from Munson Hall to rooms over PostolBce him, was 92 years old last week on Miss Lena Fanton entered the Dan- where I shall do all kinds of Tonsorial work. Mr and Mrs Fox ticipate better prices. FRED. B. Satisfaction In all work guaranteed. Stiop Tuesday, August 27. It can always be bury Normal school, this week. Stanley spent Sat Dealer In open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. urday out of town. there must be varied attractions to Security Bulloiar. said of her "She is well." Lock-woo- Opportunities. Mr and Mrs William Plumb d in Warren. Cornwall x ttridsepwrt. Conn. MARTIN ORA.NE, South Britain, Conn. Mrs entertained Mr and Mrs many points The city peo Bridge. Miss Etta Clute and Mrs W. B. are moving, this week, to the res Heady come and As Orvin Kidge over pie go every day. many Hungerford were in Danbury, two days idence of Mrs Lock wood's father, John Sunday. as a dozen in a single load. & M OTIOE On and after May 1 I will tie at my and M. Lockwood. t3r1dgeport James Co., Al old stand in Sonth Britain to do last week,, visited the lake as well Mrs Bain is entertaining her daugh AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Staples any business in line. prepared as to bus- Nelson W. Hull has gone to Middle- - for my Thanking my friends attended Miss Clute's floral Rev and Mrs L. have re- ter from Hudson, N. Y. Cornwall JJank Bankers and their patronge In the past and solicit a iness. J. Shively, town to meet his wife and daughter, Bridge is enjoying its mer Ravings Brokers, share of it In the future. turned to N. IMS. Ins Stato Street. Oorwor Churchville, Y., after A. E. Geoppler has completed his where he will stay a few days visiting riest season just now. Those who ca Incorporated Court, A. D. Munson, spennding two weeks with friends in new house below ter to the summer OOR. MAIN and STATE STS. BKIPQKPORT.OOSH. South Britain, Ot, Egbert and Robert Stuart have re- the Station and it is relatives. guests are well sup- town. . all accom- Deposit received subject Mdwck and la-- "' visited their ready for occupancy. plied, having all they can Bridgeport, Conn. allowed 1 S cently parents. s at lie rate of unr coat oa oal. modate. The who in auca-- of $. or over. Mrs James Coley and son were guests, Lewis Gillette is recover- Frank G. Logan and family of Dari-e- n, boys indulge the Henry t Murray, wife and son of gradually ball are all - - - 81 Surety Bonds furnished. - last of Mrs with Sheldon of games through haying and Deposi s, $6,127,896 Will Merryall attended- church in Sherman, week, Henry Coleburn at ing from his severe cut. He walks J. Logan Washing- are act as Trustees or Administrators la For Sale. Compo Beach. about with ton, passed through Newtown, Satur- glad to welcome those out of town the settlement of Estates or la too cars of ast and dined mes i crutches and some without Sunday, at Ja in an boys who feel inclined to cross bats Deposits received from SI up. property generally. Stuart's. Alfonso day, automobile, and the editor fin Sife deposit boxes to with two-year-o- ld Coley, who has returned from Mrs Jacob e Interest paid all amounts, lare rent, nrtvato Large Jugler is in a dangerous enjoyed meeting the party. Frank G with them. They met the Gaylords-vill- or small. rooms for ue of cuu.nirs. Robert Blackman and son of a protracted western and southern trip, condition from the effect of a shock. nine at and heifer, new milch, with Danbury was Logan is a son of Simeon Logan, who Kent, last Saturday, Little book on "Sivintrs" given on P. L. Holzer F T. visited his sister the earlv oart of the the guest, last week, of his neph The be with the help of some of the Kent boys Staples. calf. ew, James road workers are about improv may still remembered by the older application. .week. Coley. the condition inhabitants of G. defeated them by a small score. T. B. DEFOREST. President mg of the highways. ..Washington. Frank - Mechanics The public schools ed on Tues- and Theron Vice President and Farmers Grain and Feed Mr and Mrs George Merrick and Mr T. C. is a Logan Logan, his brother. George Slade of Waterbury is home l.DBVv!IL,N,J- i with teachers as follows : Wedge loading car of lum have homes in ALEXANDER UAWLtCY. Treasurer Bank at the Ivowest Prices. and Mrs Harry Lyons, all of Danbury, day Upper ber for New Haven. Chicago and in summer for a time. Mrs Louisa Dawson is also. Savings spent Labor Day in our quiet town. Parish, Miss Elizabeth Gordon : Middle are at country places. Frank G. Log a guest at C. L. Slade s. New Bask Bsllaisg. Wall St.. Brief.sort district, Miss Mabel Post ; Miss P. Vaughn and son have an, with wife and sons Forge, returned three and boy Mrs Deposits, 1, 1906, 5. Two gentlemen from Florida stop ; Irom John Weinstine and daughter. Oct, 873,773.29 Horner W. At Myra Burritt Lyon's Plain, Miss the Berkshire Hills. friend, made a visit to S. J. and and 160,681-6- wood, in street a few Logan Maud, have been in town for a few , National Surplus Interest, 8 SraiD, Feed, Flour, Coal, Groceries etc ping Giddings days, Eula Ferris. when the writer met them were Bridgeport tell of the Miss Elizabeth Fox of New York they days on old friends. Coim. , great suffering among cattle on their way to where calling Banlc. Assets, 4,034,45,97 Southford, down for want Miss Florence Robertson, of Bay-onn- e, City is visiting her brother. Darien, they jthere, many dying of have a pleasant summer home, where Mrs Myron Millard, who has been in Number of depositors. 11,587. water. N. J., spent over Sunday and La- Incorporated ls06. of H to M - James Connery is again able to re- will Middlebury, has returned home, ' Deposits un bor Day with Miss Anna Banks. sume his work they be near their two oldest sons bring Capital, $215,850. credited from tbe first ofnmieach maui taking orders, after an in Yale ing her sister with her. ana In January aad July of each year. Inooruor-ate- d Roxbury Announcements. Miss Susie Smith has returned to illness of several months. college. Their oldest son was urpius fronts, fuu.uoo IsTX Huntington. not in the party but is in the Hudson Walter English is at the Pittsfield OrriOKKS a East Orange, N. after a two Wi-awel- J., Bay country trout fishing and had an and a Desire to John L. rwsideat. months' visit with Mrs Vanderbilt hunting hospital, having operation for Ability, Integrity Marshall K. I PERSONAL CHAT. deer and caribou. At Bethel S. Morris. WXc H. E. Godfrey. FOUND AT LAST. J. appendicitis, and is reported doing Serve You, Pre.lk. B. Hall. Preside Garlick, Ker-retar- Miss Marguerite Clark of Vermont Logan left the party and returned by well. tbat Is what we believe you will And If you L. H. Oalltn aad Treaamrrr. has been at William A. Cook's The Norfield Sunday school ener-- J . B. Harmon, of Lizemore, West Va train to Washington that neoonie a patron of the Bridgeport National Veterinary, visiting SaVS I AI last. I have fnimH r night. Albro C. Sabin and Charles Whit-- Rank; laud behind this desire there is great ROXBURY, OONN. for a few days. tained a large number of visitors from xecr. financial strength and solidity. . Long Distance Telephone 135-- 5. pin tnat never disannoints mi ford were in town, on Norwalk, Bridgeport. Westnort. Cannon and for the hpnpfit n-- nn,ovi, Sunday, calling Resources to the amount of about two mil- . Mrs C. M. Fox vis- The of Southbury has and at their on with liver and - friends. lions ptotect the account you place in the Bridgeport Trust ited her Mrs C. P. Blackman Of Wilton, picnic Thurs torpid chronic constipa- Bridgeport National Bank. sister, day last. Lion, win say: taKe iJr King's New Roxbury. Levi Whitford and wife of Sharon Time. Huntington, for the past week. Pills. Guarantpprf oot;Qfo.tnw T. li. DbFORKST, President. Company, Canning 25c Rr FT, - - xr LOCAL were at C. L. Slade's. F. N. BEN loV-i- rvv 1 Sunday guests Cashier. I at Rpora ' . . 1 L l,VI IV li JOTTINGS. HAM, State St-- Ooaa. y,e can Mr and Mrs William A. Cook, Miss - Bridgeport. Mason or supply you with Easton. lietts & 'Betts. Sandv Hook P .T John McNiff and Dr Ir,owin New York Lightning Fruit .lars: also extra Frances, Arthur Cook and Albert Cook Garvin, W. N. daughter, Arline, of Swift of pnent Capital, and undi- caps and rubbers and Jelly Glasses Bethel; Noble, New Bridgeport, spent Sunday with rela the at the old Swift on the surplus haveirouble with your Coffee and of Huntington and Mrs Walter Black-ma- n, Mlltord; E. J. Buckiutrham. Hnntinir night place vided profits, Tea?DiuIf so give us a trial. We can please you. NOTICE. ton; Allen Joyce, Statiou tives here. hill as a guest of. Mrs'.Samuel Marvin, Newtown t3M,as.s r ruit in its season. Ernest and Bessie Blackman of G. W. Roxbury Savings Receives IVposlts subject to check, allow lag Groceries and General Merchandise. The annual meeting of the Union Hurlbut & Co., Roxburv : J. M R. and called on others of his old friends. Interest on accoanta SMM hm Coram have returned from a few Acton is visiting his brother, M. Kentatsafe averagiaigBoxes. just Temperance Association of Easton will bulhvan, Rebding Ridge ; Connery Bros, Acton. Bank. as Deposit days' at Camp Sau- - ; w. Acta Executor. Administrator. Tiniw Allen Joyce, outing Edgewater, be held on Wednesday, 18. ueurgeiown a. iiawley. Sherman or in any Kklaciary Capacity. Roxbury Station, Conn. gatuck. September Honan & Soule' Gavlorsville : Smith Mrs liorHtORATwn I3&S.I 1907, at the hall at 2 o'clock rsros.. a t.' , j , . . : u- Nelile Seward is spending a few W. Baptist p. rrnnrtii Bear tiie The Kind You Hnw Always r. slARSa. President. Miss Adeline a SeardSleV'. Nf-- - TT weeks at the shore. st BctjM Smith is spending few m., for the purpose of electing the Prpatnn (lovrm Deposits Mar. .10. lk7, S.I4 3 03 ORANGE MERWIN. Vice PrWl weeks with Mrs F. B. Drew. Frink, Falls ; E. S. Fairchild & KGREKT MARSH. Secretary. annual officers of the association, to Village Mrs Augusta Hemmingson is visiting surplus, 30,000.00 K. U. J UlkJN Tmssmsi hear the report of the treasurer and Assets at par value. Mrs Wiloughby, who hurt her arm in Trial bottle free. Assets at market value. 1. 48 getting off the car, is conva for any other proper business. TEd- - 03,700. trolley ward D. lescing slowly. Gillette, secretary. August 0RKED LIKE A CHARM. Deposits of one dollar to one Dhmuh.l toi. The niddlesex 30, 1907. lars received from any one prraoai la one year The lawn Mrs Tom- - - party at John Mr D - M Wnltoi- vuiwi e tuatt Co. linson's, Tuesday evening, was a de- BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS. spicy journal, the Knternrise. j.Louisa President: DAVID C. PECK. Banking lightful affair to the young people and After preaching service, last Sunday, va., says: "l ran a nail in my foot Treasurer: ARTHUR T. NETTLKTON. Organised la Now la Ita aeut year of a sum church communion was observed. The last week and at once applied Bucklen's (uslnesa. being w tbe aatne ptaao as (tavlars goodly carried toward the right - - Notice. Ranks hand of v 'HI1K1U1.1V11 lkji w CL1 and under tbe aapervtaloa of too Stats carpet. fellowship was given to those the salve healed the wound." TTaia Raak Kxanflaera Kialo Trnst Ksads nines YOUR BOY who have united with every sore, burn and Edison t he Stat ule of IKM8. Mrs George W. Drew is spending 10 recently the skin disease Phonograph ni0jS?a "fel. one these SPLEN DID church. Guaranteed at R. H. Rppts rn tsjq, and VT rent Debeajtares of (MM. SJM. SMB. (IOM Why not give him one for his birth days at her old home in Cornwall, N. town ; Betts & Betts. day and give him a start. Let him saw Y. The held - Victor wood, cut fr your Baptists their annual pic- Bethel; W. N. Noble Talking Machines 1- your dder. pump your water, run ; (). Sanford & iwu-mir- as New - , u.uu 1 E. Co., Zii uo or tiie work THm 111 TJ. Buckingham, Hunt Sheet Music, --- - - David n P"TffT7 I.Oli Allnn T i - ' ' ''Km'- iii . i nil iou ui int! - JjWV 14 H. jP. Send ,.uasizegiy,3o U;iys society- weir IrielSls tion ; a. w. and ALL the spent a most enjoyable afternoon, aft- Hurlbut. Roxburv ; J. M Records, Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam Sullivan, Ridge ; Connery Bros Saw Mills, The Sunday school picnic was verv er which all of a KdiugW. Foreign and Domestic, ' D. . Engines. Threshing Machines, partook sumptuous Georgetown; B. 1 . .1,1 G. BEERS & CO.. Silos, Cutters, Manure Stanchions A vay-ajatioc- k. Spreaders. much "enjoyed and a very pleasant day dinner in the Hall served the Honan & Soule, GaylOFaville;ii.ic., Smith N r7VV TOWN. CXXX, yXifi? ew .Farm Implements and the best by young di-os.- , was had - inuici,urea, sena for circulars. by all. people. , Cornwall Bridge r- JM win H w M aituf aurltaivrs of Beardsley, New Preston: Georee- - E CydtmnxaimXia otu ed Mrs Oliver Blackman T-r- entertained a Rev Mr and Mrs Locke, Mrs Mattie rink, Falls Village; E. S. Fairchild Edison Phonographs, Automobile Tons, Canopy E. Field, bevy of young people at dinner on Andrews and De Witt Candee ?n- - Nichols, Druggists. 50c and Hiiffjry 1Is,s are spend (Cylinder Type) Tts, Cushions, ' 1 SOflERS, CONN. Sunday. 3j..uu. lrial bottle free. Hacks, Miss Victor An.1 all kind of Trlmmlnrt rorCarriases sod 60 YEARS' Marion Wheeler goes back to Talking'Machines ainu. Swd for Uatakacuo. EXPERIENCE Southport, next week, where she at- (Disc Type) tends school. are far to all imita- This I superior the 1 Blue Ribbon Misses Fannie Bickford tions. We sell them on TMREli 6 8 bleed of Onwse oa and Marion MONTHS per cent Brand Coffee. Beardsly leave the 18th for Smith Col- APPROVAL, you are to the and if ou are not sat- - Dividends L.mTi istied, we will le iudge, y, Payable Monthly. pound. We want every owe of our OotTee can lege. buy you are other make of machine v lomera to clvettl famoss blrad a trial- - guarantee satisfaction. We rnrrv a Union regret It faar Trade Marks can always get what want HliRli.i'oni Electric Company Terms Cash or you Of Iowa. DesignsAc. credit to suit YOU. Dubuque, Copyrights TALKINU Machines up-to-d- Anyone sending a eketcb and description may West Redding. of all kinds repaired; we 'rvfVrntl T.tl quickly ascertain nr opinion free whether an at short notice! Stoek, Prire $H7. Invention la probably patentable. Communica- rerVr2ZfEtVforrepalr yur "chines tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents NEIGHBORHOOD tSTABLISHMENT FOR the Talking Machine can be had at a Shan'. ICrnt Business sent free. Oldest agency for securing: patents. NOTES. ' Ansouscrmrsts. Patents taken throuRh Munn & Co. receive . Preitcnt or suf- - - rpeciol notice without in the Mrs John Beers entertained the min- JEWELRY. earnings Company charge, St. Bridgeport, CoNfj. ficient to pay interest on Ix.iicls, divi- f ister, Mr Richards, over Sunday. dends on preferred stock, and tive per and Scientific American. The cent on common stock. Write for Livery Feed A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir- Mrs John Todd,' Jr., spent Sunday at Century Company, Inc., culation of any scientific Journal. Terms. $3 a further particulars to, Stables. year: foar months. L. Sola by all newsdealers. Mapledene with her friend. Miss Dell 857 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Carson. IVuu I'nrakiiMl iWm. . .. - v MUNN &Co.36'Bro.dw.y.few York Next to Smith's Theatre. BURR & KNAPP, IjO j.ea Branca Office. 625 F St Washington, V. C Mrs Daniel Ryder of Norwalk has Bankers and Brokkrs, Da-vl- KB TKU433. DDI MAIN 8TKIIT, Opp. Oeuot, Tcmplston,OOSM. BKIDQ SPOUT.. OOHB. KENT. Talapooats !- -. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,, 1907. 9

TOWN TOPICS. When you ask for the D. THE PRIVATE" SCHOOL The M, Read Co. BEST COUGH CURE Established t3S7 HOWLAND'S and do not get AT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING TO This Store Closes Daily at 5 P. M. Excepting OPEN, MONDAY. fir m Saturdays. The private school at the High school Kemp's Balsam building will open. Monday, with Miss You are Gregory of Norwalk as teacher. not getting the best and will be disappointed. KEMP'S BALSAM Black Embroidered Batiste. costs Pit m - no more than any other ty A Wool Fabric of TRINITY PARISH. cough Marked remedy, and you-- are entitled to the Style. Exta-valu- e For SUNDAY SERVICES. best when you ask for it. A IJl.uk Wool Batiste is a ul t loth ami solicit in weight that it is 11 a. service with Kemp's Balsam will stop any cough to wear. lint this one in referenre has a At m., morning that can be ! always agreeable little chain of three preaching by the rector; at 12 m stopped by any medicine, This Bank Free embroidered c enter one lein an effect is Textiles : 5 and cure dots, the eyelet. The rarely fine and Sunday school at p. m., evening coughs that cannot be cured Start a Preserving. prayer. by any other medicine. savings account with us and it will make a beautiful black gown without an inch of trimming. Double On 3 m. , get this novel bank. It keeps For the Friday at p. the singing It is always the Best Cure. under your width, S1..K) a yard. All trie that make pre- class will meet for rehearsal. Cough savings lock and key, and yet helps At all druggists, 25c, 50c and $1. aiwoya plain sigiu, it makes sav- ing a pleasure and the entire fam- serving easy and quick and Mrs Homer Baldwin and three child Dont accept anything else. Into the habit. gets Housekeeper. ren of returned home, Tues- ily Every dollar you Summer Comfortables. sure are ready here. Bridgeport Mrs deposit draws interest and is .suhiect There's no day, after a visit with Mr and ui ywur urucr comparative William E. Hawley. A touch of coolness these night makes the warmth of a light comfortable price mentioned in connecion Mason's jars pints 45c, qts Beware of Ointments for Catarrh The Bank These are for this time of with of these. No need Cards are out for the marriage of that Contain very acceptable. just right year. any 50c a dozen. Miss Lillian Richards of Springfield, Mercury, Is Loaned Yon Free. At $1.25 Pretty and serviceable of it. You can tell at a Mass., and Harold Chandler Moulton As mercury will surplv desf.rov t.Vi srasn of patterns glance Leotric jars pints 90c, qts smell and completely deramre the whole sys- Call Self-Reco- rd in Horal of Springfield, the-- wedding to take tem when it. r liiYtiiorh and ask to see the A$ $1.35 figured clialli, patterns, are worth more than the . entering tli mniAiK they $1 a dozen. place on September 18, at 390 St James Muri!;-es- Buoii articles fcliould never be used ing Safe. aud in cheese cloth of is except on prescriptions from physi- At$I."0 plain price. Safety valve pints 90c, qts avenue, Harttora. jvuss Kicnaras cians, as the willreputabledo is ten fold to a niece of Mrs A. P. Smith. the irood youdangercan they derive from them. At $1.75 colorings. All in full sire for a possibly 10 .1 Newtown Fancy figured huck towels, $1 dozen. Hall's Catarrh Ciirf- - nifttinfachipMl Savings Bank. At sized beds. l-- & $2.()0 regular 12 2c New is Cheney Co.. Toledo. O.. contains no mer- size 19x?8 inches, Fruit jar rings, 5c, 10c doz. James J. Bradley of York cury, and is taken internally, passing a week on Walnut Tree Hill, upon the blood and mucous surfacesacting directlyof the PROBATE BONDS Willi individuals for each. knives, 5c to 35c. Don-ohu- e. system. In Hall's Catarrh Cure often unsafe and fniment ly An odd lot Paring the of Mr and Mrs Michael buying te ansati-factor- y i.-- Misses Coats. of coats for suitable for guest sure you get the genuine. It is taken Intern- to heirs. Don't ask a f i Street little girls, Hemstitched huck Fruit 10c. and made in V. goon your IkhhI. for he would always raiher now towels, jar openers, ally Toledo, Ohio, by J. is the cool autumn weather advancing. They are in 12 l-- Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. not. it our business to act as security on pretty styles plain navy 20x40 inches, each. Parafline for sealing jelly, Sold by all llruggists. 7oc. Probate and all other kinds of IuiikK I'l l. mixed and checks. All are at we The Steamboat Carmanain, on which Take Hall's Pills for phone for information any evening. li. S. blue, plaids generous reductions and do not 10c a Fox sailed a week Family constipation. & Co.. Charles H. Morris. pound. Father for Liverpool Newtownrldellty Uuaranty as there is but one of a kind-- For ages 6 to 12 f5x32 3 for 25c 25c a dozen. ago, arrived at its destination on Sep" Representative. quote prices years. inches, Jelly glasses, tember 3. AT BEITS'. Coat and Suit ltooms- - An odd lot of napkins, din- Strainers, 5c to 50c, Probate Notices. ner or breakfast 95c 15a to Miss Anna Carmody, Misses Helen Prime swept notarops mplnna and The September Designer ready at the Pattern Counter. Price 10 eta. sizes, Preserving kettles, for OF KlstrU and May Houlihan and Miss Doretta peppers pickling at Betts. k-CTATE CONNECTICUT. of a dozen. $3. new -' Bridgeport, ss I'roliate Court. Align 10. Carmody passed Sunday and Labor day A line of postal cards, local 1W7. Mercerized damask, full Chopping-bowl- s, 15c to 50c. at Woodmont. ews. Estate of John L. Perm' lnle fif Hit town tf Have tried Korn Kinks? Easton, In said district, deceased. bleached, 62 inches wide, 35c Chopping-knive- s, 5c to 35c. you Only The Court of I'roliate for the District of The D. M. READ Co. Mr andMrs Patrick Talty of Jersey 5c a package at Betts'. Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six Food 95c to $2. and Labor Parafhne, 20c lb. months from date hereof, for the cn-dito- of yard. choppers, City passed Sunday day said to Conn. All-lin- en Mr and Mrs Apple & honey, $1.00. Estate exhibit their claims for settle Bridgeport, crash, 3 for Scales, $1 25. with John Talty. ment. Those who neglect to present their ac yards Mennen's Talcum, 25c. counts, properly attested, within said time. 29c. Scoops, 5c to 15c. Honan and James Donohue of One night corn cure, 10c. will be debarred a recovery. All persons in John Blue-Ja-y corn 10c. debted to said estate are requested to make Full sized crochet bed Fruit Presses, 25c. Brooklyn passed Sunday and Labor day plasters, immediate payment to in town. John d. Mellen. Administrator. M Q. N. Clarke's hemmed for 5c to 25c. infant of Mr u tu al Vegetable Liver Pills. spreads, ready Mixing spoons, Mary Helena, daughter Washington flav a 79c each. 10c. Mr and Mrs P. F. Keane of and Mrs T. F. Murray of Botsford Hill, Notices. woadarful rapatatfoa for eurtag Bilious aa4 Dyspaatta use, Slicers, Jersey will Registrars' Ailmaata. As a for Iaai-aeati- oa, City visited friends in town over Labor be christened at St Rose's church, rire Ins. La, ramady Biliouaaaaa, Coaatipatioa. Front Basement. Basement. next Thursday, September 12. rjEGISTRARS' NOTICE The undersigned Haadaeha, DUsinaaa, ctcthay ataa4 Uartrall. Oaea day. Registrars of Voters for the Town of New I XCOKPOKATEn fsOI. Alwajanaad. Foraala by Draaaiata. Fraa aamala aaaU.i town hereby give notice that they will Im in tri. by Edward Kilbride returned to Connor Haugh of Bridgeport was session at the Brick Building on Thursday. POWELL. G. SEELEY, President. IN. ISIcHoIam Jersey on friends on Walnut Tree September lith, 1SHJ7. from o'clock a. in.. O. CLARKE, Conn. City, Tuesday, after a visit with local calling Hill, until 5 o clock p. m., of said day. for the pur- FRANK J. K1LBORN, Secretary. friends. .Labor day. pose of perfecting the list of electors of said town, and those "To be made" for the Octolicr Conn. election. "Washington l)eiot, ENTERPRISE Poultry Yards, John H. Keane of New Haven Mr and Mrs J. If. Hutsizer and Miss C. P. Beardsley. Thos v. Bradley. Annie Burns of were li. iSaiiford. .1. K. RID6EFIEL0, CORN. For Sale. passed Sunday and Labor day with his Bridgeport John Keating. Rates I'urnisIuKl on Kariu and inl mother. guests, Sunday and Labor day of Mr Registrars of Voters. Telcpliolie Hi--i Gooti Eatay orgaa, ariaa and Mrs T. F. on Dated at Newtown. August 3t. I'.Ki?. Iroiierty and Mock. Murray Botsford Hill. A Purely Mutual Company. No lliirh Ton $a. with ataot. All ia fo4 oraar. The Howland Goods Mr Mrs M. Houlihan ed KxiM'iises. aud Kales at lwesl Notch Con lack Dry and F. Miss Kate sistent It li the Interests ol uie I'oucy Hom Orpington, W. L. CMADEAYNE, Saturday night, after a week Burns of Bridgeport is the ers- - Atlantic and guest, this week, of her sister, Mrs A White Leghorn Bos SH. Darby. Ooaa. passed at City Jersey Jeremiah Nolan. BUSINESS Stock and City. SA l,K The farm of the Uto II. K. Eggs. Company, mm t J?rK 17S acres. IUU acres ot smooth mead . I'iumh. - WAe I'roilers ami Kg-gs- Patrick Keane and of OPPORTUNITY ow, every acre mowed with umchloe; I Milan.- Fowl, Mr and Mrs John Staires and daugh- family Jersey wood and pasture. Situated I mile froui Stev- 3bern7ar S ter, Mildred, passed Sunday and Labor City Lwere 'guests. Labor day. of :Mr enson. 8 notes rroni good markets. Derby and Will now hen most breeders sell Tyrrell, Connecticut. on ! In Kalr- - yon liny STEPS EV. CONN. Bridgeport, daywith Mrs C. W. Dayton. . and Mrs John J. Keane. Gas street. For Sale Sbelton. This farm is one of the best licai. or laier anil pay aceordin;lr Wemill Held County, Is hinh. dry and very sIKIiliy st-l- l White levhom now for PaJaters, Decorators, ttaatrars. I .urirt Iioiim and hums in isnmJ relialr. Ad pullets il.:i.4hate Paper who been W. will later, rtiack rpunrtoiis for Mr and Mrs John Lillis and son, Frank Talty, has spending The stock and fixtures of the VIat. iroirv dress for appoint iimnl to see pro perry II. hat will hrimr from el- - up. bveryncie known 1iwtOlaaa Work OiuutmL Prtoaa raa a week with Mr and Mrs John J. Keane and General Merchandise store cniulurted hy I'lll 111 D. AUUir., AUSOIlia, UNill. that ever liouarliC an soaabla. fcatlma-te- gtadiy Griffin Lillis, of N. were Kveryoiiekt-t- inn. Burlington, J., on Gaa left on for their us. situated on the Main Street of the town kriiinrioii and t it for a rear hmnrtai more. guests of Mrs Griffin Lillis of Dayton sreet, Monday and doinir a tine business. Good reason for IfoU SAL.K The machinery complete for a We have and like Inrtli hreMls. uromiw home in - - Tley d. nreet over Sunday. Bridgeport. sellings For further particulars address Flour and Keed mill, consist ititr of S four- to In- overw fiirhi,. w li la pnter rare and te-- f,Mit, liurr stone, wit h I he nsessary - ml are sian iutf to lay. Tote Hat toliTe Mrs Charles P. and simmers, elevaliinr anil couveyim; tuuehin- Notice. off your Muersr Augur daughter. I ch wlusrl. I Special Mr and John Keane of Dayton & rv. Hunt lluiiiiiilin; - BEST PUMP ON EARTH. Wf' women Eunice, of New Haven, are guests. S. F. Sanforrt Co., it Oil all in irood excepL Intlt. a new Milwaukee- mowttiir Havlnjr Ibe Blackamltb To for collecting infant chikj on wind, . repair In- - $:IT.U lluys - oprawd street buried their this week, of Mr and Mrs Minobtt Au which will need covci-iinr- Will sold very laesl math- machine on Hie market. fhop Mrpiifr. aia now to do names and our novel Newtown, Conn. x- I it rptirr mdr FREE selling last. . Also one horizon al construction. llcliL iirart. and very HortashoelnB'. Carrlaare and Wacoa Thursday . - heap. impleol ties, we gur. eiitriue and one Iturriwermill on a hori- ura I ilc solU on iiiiruvil. k'arks. and tn-tt- Blar-kscmlll- tsttoo riuMrd give big premiums I. J. n send your name to-d- ay for our nev of AUCTION Having sold my farm zontal shaft. Tor further particulars iimuire Trumhtill. Conn. hamnlir a So'ciuclu plan Miss of New Haven PUBLIC 1 C'laaa May Reynolds hsS-heeT- will sell at f S. K. Hill. New Milford. Ct. r irst Work UutruHmd. Bid with little work. Write to-da- y. Mrs wVio Hill. Southbury. profits was the of Miss Mamie D.'W. McNamara, ) on the on V,tlncs- - K SALE One ranee. On and I lrirt-l-y guest Talty public Ajf.on - sa luisi-,...w...- .,l Pi iraji mzas laundry after July mr trnn will be Address C. T. MOSELEY a week Mr and Mrs 1 1, SAI.K lam iroimr lo r up my aawn over Sunday. spending with day, Kept. salexWULtV" . u II. II:, li mill I .mill siote. ihhmhi siove, one iHina niuwrr. cash for ail work at tnf- auop. Premium re- f uTVWiii" ".-- ik. nmi mower. I liese will lie a Department, Thomas Carey on Queen street, following stock, tools, '" t....lI : lawn oll for ld 1 . T lo suit hi CUslolller tin follow illlf r- Marhle-tl- a STF.PXET. , 32 E. 23d Street, New York turned to her home in on Wed 3 fat steers. pair iM'li.iini W, .te'lsidl small pari of IheirrtisU - K City. Danbury A i sow , le. t ailill. Henry COSN. Gustavus Betts passed Sunday and harness, wagons. spring pigs, ."!-.- '..I A Bvi-iiL- Pettit, Labor in New York nesday. due. farming tools and maceiiiery.ir.ialso lot ot e. ! 1 Villi ' ' daf City. household furniture, I 'J of t he winter apples Jti li,:nl 01 om miiri SAI.K-Nr- w ollvt T riter. A cents I M IMKTA NT NOTICE Am now loratrd at t iriHHl 111 lll'xv j iw -- Miss In the and many ol lier loo nu ,ks, of cliler imir o.ij FI5 S. W. .V AiisaMiia. Whitehead' HlarkMuitn !' Sarah Burns of is orchard, lungs hoi-si's- ."tonii. ! t't Conn, 'Snrr Meyer Lift and Force for or Bridgeport merous outli-bur- y. ueiirhi s and an Viil-- r am fhojul Pumps deep A of school shoes for a to mention, llobart Boom, I J.Kitlji T ! and - lo ,l w shallow wells. complete supply guest, this weeK, ot Mr and Mrs 1. nnirluiv weilit and err-Hitf- rwtari ri-i- m - i io. and 'misses at Curtis & Conn. ''va irood rami n am. I fai m til. JKin. aid watf.m and boys Taylor, F. Murray at their pleasant home, fast walkers and hayw areneral hlacksfKaJJam- - zit- - W. B. Ct. Co's. SALE Choice seed at 1 horse years ul. llou. ntriil every ay aim "?iiim Witrk mkiderTnarAliiuiki,.dd'm.-- . Glover, Newtown, The on Botsford Hill. rv)R rye 1 and SIhhi ,H"eo Shamrocks," aud -l NOTICE Call on C. K. Ensign, at II. . Seeleyperiu.s. fair driver. hay horse Uijo irood driver w- from 7 a. m. Conn. Also sweet corn. worker fearless amCsoiiiid. I lirown mare for Very Busy di) ui.. Trlrfilnjue- To Road sofa Stepney. ladies. Tearless and will work where, I hay At our shop? Ye. But alway call and Antuval,,p I'uctaalm. aua- Contractors. Sofa pillows and pillow at atiys iMiry. Conn. a tops Miss May Wooley, who has been mare extra rood driver fearh-rv- ta family lave time lo look after your wan ft. I Ki "r i i Curtis & Co.'s. . e j.,u Road contractors are Taylor, spending two months with Mrs John ioi-se)- 3 full bhKKlwl sows one in need a Carriaire or Wairon of any ATTENTION 1 will respectfully requested ln-s- l FAH.MEltS' tnf jrour not to present a bill for road work H. week home v Oct.. 3 new sinirle carriaires. itiimuru nearly e call til you out Willi Ihe the market 'chickens Um best mar- until their Blake, left this for her 1 w a I new alive 'at roads are worked and brush The Men's new. business iron new. iliorus. ket price-an- cash. Send W. AT THE thoroughly the Harnesses,- in at N. Only M ext-lislo- pay poatal to J cut. ... whips, blankets, etc:, Seabright, J. illuirn irear 1 axle. 3 L. 16 & Co's. iiiaelUne. I McCormick.l Hoy Iucust Avenue. Iianuurr. Ct. Dated at 2. 1907. good variety at Taylor, Curtis tops.l Osborn iiiowiuir Town - Newtown, Conn., Sept. M. Mon horse rake. 13 second hand wasrons all kinds. Hall, Newtown, A. Mrs F. Gaffney returned on Tailoring S li & Samfki, Blackman. Selectmen - " sets double harness lijflit and heavy, siutrle R. Hatch John V. Kkatino, of Men's and boys' hats and caps at Tay day from a three weeks'- visit with ! harnesses. If any one wants i lie business lie Sons, Saturday Evenings. IIkkmon II. Peck, . J Newtown. lor, Curtis & Co.'s. A new invoice of friends at City, Brooklyn and IN NEWTOWN can have It. 1 nave ix-e- eitJiiieen years at Carriage Manufacturers, Julett Stock Farm, Jersey the same stand ami there Is plenty oi nusiiiess ( oil cloth, mattings and linoleum. Bridgeport. x I am I Nkw Kaihfiei.o. Cosx. BETHEL. CONN. NEWTOWN AMUSEMENT CO. SALE Two-se- at extension top Ready Made and to order. every day. simply i'oiiin lo miiu FOR three-ca- n carriage Clean- have on Hand some uiininsiieu worn ami a Mosely & Stoddard cabi- Ladies' and Men's Garments I will close Oracle and Tboroujrhbredrjersej' Cattle. Dan-bur- y. H. H. and when that Is completed out the net creamery. C. II. Brush, Hill, The Sound View hotel at Woodmont Curtis RH. Beers spent s Mrion. To 1ml Is. Stony Pressed and horsi-- I'eaijrreea Urnishlrr- ANTED buy two yearling L. MMione 055-- 3. s ed, Repaired. mlance of mr anil wutroiis. r. j. It has W w K. Carter. 11 East Main street. W'ater- - which has had an excellent season Sunday and Labor day at Passaic, N. Children's Corset Covers Hosford, New l'resloii. Conn. us 1'riie Winning- bit Wyandott. and while there an auto-- Eresses, wk; I v ry. Conn. business, closed Thursday. J., enjoyed and Oadies .Waist Patterns for Sale. Spring Painting. e TAXTEU-- A farm. - stocked, rood moble ride to Delaware Water Gap, Heach and years In our business to bill I1 a reputation I land, cood buildirnrii.FullyMast be barirata. SALE Good farm of 30 acres, house Michael SIIOKE I)TS at Walnut for honest work. We intend to 461 Kilbride, E. W. has been a few Milford, Pa., Goshen, N. Y., Tuscedo, FIXE lleiirhts. for sale at reasonable lirst class a E. W. Nash. llollister tie. Brkhjreporu Cc. - Troy passing maintain it and resiiect fully ask for share ted near Plattsvllle Center. 6 miles from N. Y., and Ridge wood, N. J., cover prices. Will accept small monthly payments. We are A for the - s - General in of enort,. or nnrr idilm-- e I oi- Trucking- and Teanaina:. days at Woodmont, assisting closing L. Goodman, If interested write and 1 will call with maps your pal ronaire. (rents nit :. about 210 miles. They . were ac Joseph t larirest Wall I'aiier Mills In the eouutrr. k ranees A 52. 2s-- 4. ing nni-- nun ictilars. Also t wo lie w ot aires Breit, Route Bridgeport.Ct. Tel. No. SANDY HOOK, CT. up. Newtown. Conn. justin companied by F. L. Curtis in his Max PostOfflce Building. completed at Walnut Ileach for sale at llar-sja- you want it rltrlit tret Will 1 in SALE One young cow with calf week 1 well car and J. Su'ffern of Passaic. prices. If interested shore proiierty & UYON, Conn. Pay Brew. P. OR SALE new milch cow. D. M. Fuller. Edward Troy returned from Wood- TOWN ap-- let me know for I can save CRAFT Stepney, old. John Botsford Hill. Conn. P R. V. 1). No. 5, Conn. ciTOlAI, MEETING Upon the of any description A The hLrbect market, nrlcva for o : Box s4. Sandy Hook. Conn. Long Hill. mont. Tuesday night, after a week's plication of more than twenty inhabitants you money. Oeorge iiasKins. n uinui iiraru raperhamriiiir sHi'lally. Live Stock. Cows. Calves. Fat Mnri Chick OTICE is to the of Michael Blake of Bridgeport was a of the town of Newtown uualitied to vote in Milford, Conn. ens, etc. ill Tuenwlar at Washlna'- - SALE-Tw- o A hereby given taxpayers sojuorn. IK-po-t: CH)K covered meat carts. En-- x the town of Monroe that the taxes on guest, Labor day, of his cousin,. Miss mwn mocilne. Warning is hereby given to the COI.I.KCTOKl NOTICE- -I will beat ton Wednesday at Kuxbury: Ttaun-- M. the rAX Llu-httel- quire of Minott Augur oi' A. Briscoe. grand list of 1!0V, at 12 mills on the dollar will K.ate inhabitants of the town of Newtown qualitied Brick Buildimron Saturday. June li. ay at Mon- uiake. a town 1 1 Sandy Hook. lie clue ana payable Sept. 1st, 1P07, and for the Miss Hazel Hazen' Smith passed to vote In town meeting that special C. F CONGER, from a. m. to 5 p. m.. and each second and purpose of receiving the same I will be at the Miss meeting will be held at the Town Hall in said last of each moiitu tnereauer. iroui W. S BLAKEMAN. Betblobem. TTOR A Mar- day in New Milford, the guest of Newtown on Saturday. September 7th. HH. at Botsford, Conn. 12 m.Saturdayli. K. Houlihan. Collector. 1 SALE good farm horse, gentle, kind following named places: At the store of 10, 11 and 12, for the u4 in. Jolin and all honest, two new milch cows, with shall Beach, Tuesday, Sept. 17, from 9 a. m. to Flora Pulver. September Tuesday, two o'clock In the afternoon, puriwis1 llorseshoeitur. Carriacre and Wasron ltepair- New town, Conn.. April 4. I)i. calves (one full bhxid Jersey, one Devon), one 12 m.. and at the store of Stephen French from Wednesday and Thursday, of next week of anorooriating a sum not exceeding ten Inir kinds and Ueiicral ltlacksiiiit li. We two-year-o- 1 lai-- ini of all ld heifer, Jersey, and one uin.il 4 p. m., of the same date, and at the are the dates of the Greenfield Hill thmiwnnd dol for the urovement of th im our ollli'l'S. 1 big the. head of Newtown Ii lilns lust cow, ljotli giving milk. Address or call store of li. awley & Co., Saturday, Sept 21, Miss Maud Murphy, John Murphy beirinning at closed at noon until Piano Notice. 1 club fair. If you want to have in a direction over yhop every Sjaluiday Tuning. Special W. from until 4 p. m. Interest at the of 9 Country Street, thence Southerly 1. 1!M7. Barschewsky. llawley's Crossing, Long rate Thomas and George McCarthy and a toward li until October T Hill. Conn. P. O. Box 47. cent from Oct. 1st, 1007. good time do not fail to attend. the main highway Bridgcport.said Call 20-- 4. Max A. well known tuner of am "avnt for the American Chatnnlon ler Miss Keane were to be made under the Telephone . Orass. piano - Lewis T. Collector. Margaret of Danbury provements supervision Bridiri-iK.rt- Conn.. tof Melnway at Road Machine, the best make on the market- A Twist; of ntid wlt.h MiH aunroval of the Stale. High v:. . . , i frmerly on pig. Owner can have same by Monroe. Ct., August 27, UW. guests of Miss Katie Blake on Walnut and Jer- Au r, v v ...I ,iunMir of late r red Also have all parts for repairs always hand FJUND property and paying charges. Hill over Patrick Keane family from wav Commissioner. Dated at Newtown, will'u- - p'ieased to attend lo your Piano or can furnish theni at short notice, and can John U. Conn. !'. IX TTHJU SALE Tree Labor day. are a few here gust 1907. Beyer, Mr furnlsU edjeva for all makes of road machines. Aspetuck. !. 1 The Carriage and Blacksmith sey City spending days 2th, TimiiiK. Orders may be left at, Chariest. No. 1. shop used by the late Charles II. Gay inthe the guests of Mr Keane's parents, Mr Samuel A. HtACKMAS, I'lait s. Newtown. Will twin mamtf acture of Carriages foi most successful local en John F. Kkatino. address 3S west avenue. A. W. CARTER, Betbel. CU A UTO BARGAIN 4 standard 40years. AverySta- One of the and Mrs Patrick L. Keane, on Cemetery H. month. Itiiilireisin .iewiunj , - cylinder. desirable location, being near Newtown Hkkmon Peck. - make Touring1 car In prime condition, tion and Borden's and on the most tertainments given m Newtown was avenue, Sandy Hook. Selectmen of Newtown 1 new Concord bntriry. 1 new ninatmnt lmtr- KoK SA L.E Well stocked Telephone: 4C3-- 2. Creamery I sih-oik- ! Bl'SINESS ..... bevel gear, new tires. Car used seven traveled road in Newtown. The tools and that Friday night under the auspices irv. set iianti fioubu seam iiaruss ai n ... i i. .. i . . i Rtlcliiur iSiihre.Ct months. Demonstations. Price to. induce a big line of carriage makers supplies are of the Men's club, the total receipts WANTED To buy. 200 uuarts of milk de- a barirain. We want the room. doimra larire. loinr"esiahllslied aud proOtable Quick sale423. H. L. Shepard, Bethel. there all ready tor business, lo a quick buy The C. B. Meeker is among the sick ones at Long Hill. Address Milk, Box business. V ill rent premises, aud dispose of er a price will be made that is attractive." being about $75. impersonations this week. 56, Long Hill, Conn. & slock at Inventory, or sell the entire property Wanted To Buy. "WANTED Some wood choppers: alioiit 500 Frank Wright. Adm.. Newtown, Conn. and vocal solos by Miss Agnes Piatt B. Hawley Co., Stepney ....i.wiwi i...... r i..r. blacksmith auop. PWU " cords to cut. Apply to I lie saw mill oil The musical TfOR SALE Below cost. new white enameled liouse. barn and lanu. Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. Hosea A. Keiidt'll, 1TOR 70 were greatly enjoyed. JL' all the liitinirs: Jnever lieen siiie iroreasonsiiii for posite Northrop's place. " SALE My farm of acres, for less Miss Kate Hurd of Long Hill and bath tub. with t t.TftltSALE- iriHxl w and calf. Calf six stand aud Satisfactory Palestine District, Newtown, Conn. I if sold at once. House and operetta, "The Strange Visitors," giv used. Am selUnn because have not sunn-len- -l M. Keddimf I. BEBMAN. than value, John Burns of were - r weeks old. John II. Klake, aluiit I ree sellimr. Ani.lv to J. Sulliau. 1224 barn in good repair. Also young horse 9 years en by Newtown masters and misses Bridgeport guests water suodIv in my house. H. (larder. Mep- Hook. Uidire, Conn. North Avenue. Bridgeport. Conn. K 10 - 13. 14.1, Hill. Sandy Conn. SALE nice t'wes, Shropshire grades. old. Cider making at my old' stand. F. E. under the direction of Mrs R. H.- Beers on Labor day of Mrs Jeremiah Nolan ney Depot, Conn. Koute Telephone Telephone: 21ss-- J. L. Siade. Cornwall liridjrc. Conn. Host wick. Bridgewater. Conn. K. D. 1, Tele- on the lmiicomlK- - llonie- - 77-- Boulevard,. tJriageport. TiASTlTKE TO KENT 3. and Mrs Piatt, was received with great r I I70R SALE Horse 1:2 years oll. Kind and phone Naramore a pleas- Round Oak wood stove stead. Iimuiit .1 aiues Ielaiiey.m-a- pn-- Sell Farms favor. Stuart gave parlor Kcddiutr - n-a- l true in all harness. Fearless. li ie 210- - Master Frank who has been rpiiBSll.i:irood size, nearly new. Alfred Provost, Ises. Center. A...1 .11 binds of estate. or all kinds repaired at A. C. Dibble, Stony Hill, Koutei, Dan bury. ing exhibition of fancy dancing. Talty, Conn f;l..A . vttnr fanu or place. reajaonable prices. Have FOR SALE! pending five 'weeks with Mr and Mrs Stepney LOK SALEOlt EXCH ANtiE ne new mild i... I...... W .,.! I ,lo ihe rest. Write or Clocks You An old Colonial Clock A well est in in cow 5 old, a rood one: 2 spriinrcrs: i Clock ablished business Shelton, continued john J. Keane of Gas street, will leave ATfANTED To buy apples tin the trees or years heif- call ami see me. Irnulo yiHi pw. or Grandfather that needs repairtneso FOR SALE. eluding Business property and a Home Dwell Blue Ribbon sales have S. Snow. Koute Ie- - other cows all irivinif milk;tj HlA M'K. lioute lu. New it will run accurately? ir so 1 ana A for his home in Bridgeport. picked, lj. btepney 1 I new sivoud Middle liaie llistrict, 1 prepared PROPERTY known as "The ing. fine investment for S'liiK). I or further quite brisk throughout the summer sea Saturday, " Conn. ers: yearlinir bull; buiriry: i Conn, lei. 2o-I- 2. to serve you. refer you. by permhasioa. to THE Dewey address F. Edw. Hoyt, P. O. Box pot. hand binaries; a lot of fowls. Wanted io buy town, Allison P. Smith. Editor, of Tub Bbb. tor cotnerSngar Hollow Road, Danbury. particulars son. The trade in light weight ve W. w H V 1073, some shoats. O. toutli Kent. 1 ml liom I restorwC 'IMiolie 1'ILll li7-- Mrs. A Kenei If t New Haven, Conn. T7OR SALE-- (iood all round horse, service- - Marry, i 1 I r. I I iv-- i i i iw.,lil? sold. lo Its old time efficiency a hides and business of all kinds Mrs Thomas and sons of New Kn-io- wagons Bradley L' abl sound, afraid of nolhiinr. Nice year- A. a it r..,.L..r n. CU I. O. Address Hue old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker. New have kept up with surprising activity. York, who have been spending several linor Devon heifer: also pair of yearling lev- "KTtTICE TO DAI KYMEN---Tli- e Mutual Milk K. 1 . 25. Bethel. CU Tel. Bridgeport aiv. Preston. Conn. Fall trade is in both weeks with Mr and Mrs Michael Don- on Edwards is. Stepney, & Cream Co.. who oiierato milk Early beginning steers. Beardsley, asrreeoshippiuir Silverall as and harness as ohue on Walnut Tree Hill, last Conn. stations in this locality nave u pay EEI'EKS recommend & 1L carriage departments, left, the same prices as are paid by Korden s Con HOI'SEK silver Polish. Try lu lteid evidenced by troops of local and out of Wednesday, for their home. TTOR SALE One fresh heifer.witl ,l,.iised Milk Co. at.lBrewstcrs. N. 1 .. Hoik1 Todd. liM Main siroi-- BridgeporU town seen at the Blue L- oalf: 2 other belters clue M'lit. One well N. Y.. and for Free Rent. visitors daily Junction. Canaan, Conn., nce Ribbon on Cannon vear-ol- d due Oct. Al Holsteii: the six mont lis liesriiinimr 1. ltl'T. to WANTEU-Experie- establishment FRENCH'S IS THE PLACE Conn. Alui-el- i nms. A QIBI.Ol'EHATOItS Mill Hook. 100 H. Knowles, Bethel. iriMiiTiius slian of vmir bat employmenU- property at Bandy Conn.. street. roiiair is solicitiHl. Mutual Milk CreaiiiCtx. Fabric Fire Hose Co. , audy Hook, Conn- P. water and steam. re Mill, store bouses For to fit out your children with shoes. ARM. STOCK, CHOI'S AM) TOOLS 53 one-ha- lf mile from Quick tyw-writer- and dwelliiur. Railroad. Trade in Bethel. F XVANTFO t;irl wants iHisil ion for ircncral r7iii KtlT.-T- wn hlirh irraile IUU feet from ail public buildlnnor the Til- - Michael Blake, Matthew McCarthy water in buildnnrs; cream sold housework. 1. o. illox lit. ashiiiirum. I ..e.ri'v i..w- - A mHl one 2s. A bettiTooe lave. Twelve mouths free rent to the rUrtit Miss Stenson hay; running is included 1 horses. ' Holmes. jlit-tlel- Conn. A. and lady friend. Katie st With mefarm pair Conn. St. lrvlinrS. tenants. Address Owners, bledhiu Co., Miss SALEV ; cows. 2 hogs, v..,s. acres oats. - Bridgeport, Conn. of New York, were guests of NOTE PAPER I 5 wood ar'sfor SALF.-I!n- wii man- - a on Hill over corn. acre potatoes. wra of cut 1,vll! IK) lbs. Katie Blake Walnut Tree boxes and fine a tivB. farm watrons and "t!;wiiiir ma OIU souilll. leuriess inun . u I'm: i BETH EE. CONS. or Large paper, 25c, i ki,i 10 hKtU KLtllN, X'OTICE Hereafter the services my bull Labor day. chine, rake, plows. harnJ work or drive. Also bay horse alxiiil years near In-po- W. New at Bethel. all kinds oi toois. .'il.jHm lbs, line ill iver. can some and Is At Doran's Blacksmith Sliop i will be l. Terms Cash. F. Piatt. Silo bo, French's, and c. u. slep town. Conn. for Hnrw Shoeing. thing M. Ten-ill- 227 Rev O. W. Barker will at the Imm Arctic St.. of all kinds Filling preach jVi,E--- 2 new ITJ Carriace and Wairon Bepairimr SCHOOL SHOES., Concrrettational church on Svmdav o sever n i.- i oi l n.li lOiiir Horse cliuoilnr The FAII?BASSJvS ENGINES with Climax Cutters and Blow- ... done wi-c- at my V.he best makes at lowest prices. premises ol theiiai i, ew.., every day Stableshop. ers make the ideal Vfr.recoiioiiHViu', cavs- - no tie and moriifng. J lrt. Newtown TeL A. Also Livery and Sale 'oxttlit, lays .French's, Bethel. no AT.! n WILLIAM EQAN, elevate into any silo. Made in all sizes. Mrs William I. Sanford, the r T OST Browaia - t , of the M 7jiar and Monroe. Sun .r lutualUfe M. Our distributor does the work of one to two men chanerone jolly trio, 1 M-- IIIIOOCO school shoes. Mrs Cii "iicrasor to- KUbrlde. patent " wwrd if returned to 1 1 1 ilv Sanford. Miss Isabelle Gro' 1 solid leattv- - iiook. xjiiii riVf aUon. in the silo and cost mt little. Miss Mabel who 2uar, Sandy Firth, line XTOTICE Not ice is hercb.v staying at the Grand Central for a two f' ring sons liable to iiav taxi weeks outniK, nave an JHlturneii to heels,li Box'Icalf and Dongola. FfKes Weston. County of tieli N. Y., the of Churches. ticut. on the assessment lisl Adriance Corn Binders Brooklyn, Citr very reasonable. TSandy Hook Shoe (In. in In reci'ive salll t Sandy Hook, though lonely, is trying btore. intrtime and places, to J 1) to recuperate since its .severe epidemic liouse. Weston. n Monda.f AN hash-chu- n (?) . a. m. until 1:.' o clock nooi li W. Bradley Sons. Monti m. until 3 oVIm'k artern R. & Co. a fine p. I II. Beers are ofFering Bear ine Kind Vou Have Always Bougtrt oaid after tlie lirst day of line of. the Eaton-Hurlbu- rt Highland tte sf terest at the rale of mil Low Down of Signature from the lirst day Handy Wagons and Heather brands writing papers, chargedsame shall lie toireth the best Tnakes in the world. of paid, Wake 1 e : l .. l n: , 1. , for collection. Eli are uiisii.v iiuuuuno luc corn. I Town Weston. lated r required lor received a new invoice of lt Don t buy an outlit until you yet our tree catalogues :unl Just boys ittANTF.I) TO KENT l).v tH will save Call, or write. and misses' school shoes in all the SALE Pair work horses, weight 2f00 at least 15 acresof good! prices. We you money. 'phone different styles and leathers. Prices ifOll and 5 ireneral purpose horses. All are with suitable buildings aud down to hard pan. Hook Shoe fearless of all objects, been used In livery all to keen same in proper ordei Sandy summer. Price from SjO and up. H.K. Scott. Laugeiiljerg. Koute 15. Step! Store. Jr.. Kldgefleld. Conn. f OST One yellow Guernsey cow 9yeai-- s old. For the first time in its histoey the i J with brass butts on horns. Finder com-K- . - 1 Far? E. & edition of The Bee is folded by ma municate with A. F. Berjrer, F. D. 3.Brldtfe- To he T; PLATT SON, A folder, made at port. Conn. chinery. Mentges G. W. Ol . f3-- 4, CT. Sidney, O., was used in folding this SALE A Smyrna rugr 14x11.8. ta 'Phone NEWTOWN, week's edition. FOR colors, used only a short time. Price hava any PoilJ for The Harder Co.'s Perfect f.TO. Cost StW. Apply to Dr J. C. Barker. New wait to gat t..j Western Conn. Sales Agents Mfg. Milford, Connecticut. ma. Also a sal Round Silos. - Misses Emily and Sarah Augur of over T OST A small gold locket and chain be New Haven was guests Sunday i j tween the Convent and the PostofHce. Re and Labor day of Mr and Mrs Minott ward if returned to the Convent, St Rose's G. W. CO Augur. Church. r lO tHE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER fi, 1907.

W UNITED and Ivla doiVe feeexrv to care Saturday's Town loolc HowMm s I o& Meeting Votes "W'Kat: I --wear! to Unite AV I feel just Middle and Center Dis- Like a Tool North ..... tricts Into One ,:i;;?&tf4 District, 'When they see iny r ' . TO BE KNOWN AS MIDDLE flirt ,trd'i J,..V...n. '"V.T.', CIotKes in School. DISTRICT.

i T. J. Corbett Makes Objection to the Move.

The town meeting, Saturday, to act on the question of uniting the Middle and North Center districts, was attend ed by about 100 voters, mostly from the two districts. Town Clerk Houlihan reaa me can ana uaniel u. Beers was Newtown High School TELL made Building. YOUR MOTHER chairman. The advantages of FACULTY: the union were stated Rev clearly by Curtis E. Cook, Principal; Miss Ruth Snow, Miss Now is J. H. George. T. J.Coi-bet- t arose and Margaret Lawton, Assistants. the Time to School Suits The school Buy briefly stated his objections to the opened, Tuesday, with an Enrollment of 73. Good reliable suits for are now union, and one other voter, Mr Bren-- lowest boys priced at the nan, wanted the old order of things to point reached this season. We are clearing out remain. These objections had little all of this season's models, to raake room for Fall clothes weight, apparently, with the meeting soon to arrive, and offer the in for the vote in favor was almos unan clothes biggest bargains imous. boys just at a time when school days demand new clothes for a school boy. We can fit any school and save his mother con- 1 by AIRSHIP AT THE DANBURY siderable money, at these redrced prices: FAIR. $2.50 to $7.50 SJuits rHlu--- d to ROY KNABENSHUE, THE MOST $1.3, $2.88, $3.88 and $4.88. FAMOUS OF AMERICAN AERIEL $3 to $7.50 Mouse Suits NAVIGATORS, WILL MAKE DAILY reduced to FLIGHTS. - . $2 48, $2.88, $3.88, and $4.88. $5 to $10 KnickerlnH-kc- r Suits new Roy A. Knabenshue, of Cleveland, O., who will make flights with his mammoth $3.88, $4.88 and $5.88. asrship Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday its 1J?ve a11 ho tn cut from a raiiRc of $1.50 and at the to $3.:0oSJlto 98c to - FALL .Friday coming Danbury $1.38. and WINTER air, is showing at the Iowa State Boys $2 and $1.75 Oxfords are $1.29 and $1.69. fair, Des Moines, this week Next Children's week he will be at the Minnesota. State Wash Tan is and Straw Hats are all fair, Minneapolis, and the following reduced. Clothing week at the Michigan State fair, Grand ' Tell father we've some wonderful after season for Men and Boys. A line and we can Rapids. From there he works east, bargains in suits and pants. nobby fit reaching Danbury Saturday, October 5. them from Head to Toe. He see carries two airships to avoid disap The American Call and, us before you .make your fall pointing the people, should one fail to Boy Magazine Free For One Year. work perfectly. The time of his daily Purchase $5.00 or more clothing, furnishings, hats night clepenus on the air currents, but or shoes m our are made between two and five Hoys' and Children's department and usually c in a afternoons. Knabenshue is an enthusi which iyi viv sunscrjpcion card pnjKrr out; astic aerial navigator and is always entitles you in receive at our store eachnJmonth a 3 BD Jl iS & doing something new and startling with copy of the magazine free of cost. his machine. At Trenton, N. J., last fallhe took a start with the horses in OSTBHsSESS 'V Our Women's Section one holds as for of the heats and circled the course. women and Mioses just big bargains 2,000 feet over the track, "following the 1 appareL underwear, hosiery and HEAD TO FOOT trotters at the turns and going over the footwear at t!e lowest prices of the year. G.LOTMRS. wire at the at the same time the racers went Und annlnnl mf Bridgeport, Conn. the-airsh- ip and apparently does about as he with The pleases it. dates of the Ut INCORPORATCO big .fair this year are October 7 to 12. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X. CHILDREN :1 A PARADISE FOR BEE KEEPERS. t BRIDGEPORT. CONN. S. New Fall ATTRACTIONS OF THE DANBURY goods arriving daily. For Good Roads. FAIR. Newtown Bee. " The r ? Sentiment Generally In Favor A bee keeper may learn a lot at the FAIRFIELD COUNTY. of Improving Danbury fair if he will keep his eyes Published Bt Turnpike. and ears open and ask questions. He - Greenfield Hill. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. will find here not only everything used WeaK STATE ROAD WANTED TO THE in the but some apiary of the most pro- THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. MONROE LINE, gressive .bee-keepe- rs as well. The The dates of Utc Greenfield Fair. Sep- ALXiISON P. SMITH, men and women who have skill enough Phksidkkt and Editor to make an exhibit tember 10. 11. 12. is near and A. C ARTHUR out the Advocated at the Danbury Acker J. SMITH, Following Policy fair are to is busy with the distribution of Shcrjtaht; Tbbastjrkr, generally worth talking kxim-n-, and business manager - by Commissioner McDonald. when one wants information about premium lists and the advertising: mat- jma. iiw Um Bout, and HBTNRY M. SMITH, bees or ter. On the 2Gth work dim uxr wnakn, ant la thm i VICB PRB8IDKNT - AND fixtures. And it is a notable began pre- llr!f. btat In 1 1m. i.h mm..! GaNSRAL Agent. There seems likely to be little or no fact that every skilled bee-keep- er is paring the grounds, clearing up build- kDdfirnixtbinlWn. Ir. Sboao'a BraaofmCli d a. opposition to the vote for go-- roads to ings etc. under the directions of nmicin siwxaflcmllr prppwwl la much always willing impart information eantmllinc at town under the without money and without In- of Grounds. Much in- amo. Tudurmrili. Saturday's meeting- price. is hitSla. It is m, wuao of t1nMni1ci,h..of aBauerl one-quart- er terest is shown i.2S a. Year, 75 Oents for Six Mt ntbs. state aid law. Only of formation that he has learned in the being in the dog and Oents for Four Months horse - Pour dents a Oopv. the expense is to fall on the town, and dear school of he out classes. Seven silver cups being - If U ariM cm- la ft experience gives offered to be Wfor the full amount, $10,000, will probably as cheerfully as though it didn't cost contested for in the horse rlU. l4ark and atranc. If yoa baamotB classes assures 01 unamuoruiiMar 4istrewctnc or dajvcntaaa kid. not be used at once. Everyone recog- anything. There is something so fasci- a display of fine ani- mals and close The Greenfield try lr. Shoop's Kaatonaivw a taontb Newtown. Conn., 30. 1907. nizes the great need ot having the nating about the study of bees that the rivalry. TaM . or Liquid and ana tt caa and wtlL Friday. August Club become !'. vial trunk line between Newtown and person is a rare one who is not ready to Country having a mem- do hir yon. IrucsU. mranuiMad aad aeU in fine condition talk on the So one lin- ber of the American Kennell Club wjll Bridgeport put subject. if will hold Let Newtown on the work ger around the competition with the scales of ' carry good apiarian displays at that Tklkphone, 43 to' the Monroe line and then in a short the Danbury fair and get acquainted organization. This will make 3 our town with the exhibitors and interested visi- this department one of great interest K time, probably neighboring to 'doer S!m J lovers of the as " will take up the good work. tors, he must be a dull scholar he r. &DYKRTiame if tered Rats can't learn of value. And animals can comjete. Compe-- 1 something tfnfr fiif?iva wilt An U : : I lw Imo 3mo flmo Mrs D. W. Jo- then one sees - vii II Illl'I i u B yeai McNamara and sons, all the appliances as neh 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 just and every one having the coveted Blue inch 1.00 2.00 . 4.00 6.00 10.00 seph and Neddie, were guests over they are used in the best apiaries. One Inches 8.00 Ribbon 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 of Mr and Mrs Thomas may learn how to foundation in S attached to their pet may be 3 laches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Sunday Carey. put sure Intsstorafiifo inches 3.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 the and how to they possess the best. It must 1- -4 sections, arrange and column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 not be IT. 1- -3 Miss Alma Williams, teacher in Pal- taken that else will R. BEERS CT column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 manage the supers for comb honey in everything ; NKWTOWff 1- -2 colvmn 6.00 13.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 estine is at be slighted for ,fine blooded stock P. I. GARVIN. BETHEL. S-- district, boarding George order to finest 4 column 8.06 16.00 32.00 48 00 80.00 produce the grade for 1 B. will on the column 10.00 20.00 o.oo . eo.oo 1130.00 Beers'. market or pass merits of exhibits in B. & exhibition. One may learn all Hawley Co, Stepney. how to render wax so as to departments, special premums are I Miss have it of r PARKS TRUMBDU . Emma Wilson has returned from the and offered. Those of the vegetable, fruit a few in highest grade value. One may Reading notlcef evler type. 10c line. days' visit Bridgeport with examine the Three Views of and grain departments of imM hit Small nonpareil ads. lc a word different syles of hives Newtown Street. per week. friends. and learn which worth one's while to bring and exhib- are best for his pur- it the best poses. One may often see different product of their earden and Mr field and it is hoped the public will find races of bees and learn something of and Mrs W. A. Canfield spent GIVE YOUR CLOTHING MONEY A their Labor day in PURE BLOOD IS A DEFENSE. it to their interest to exhibit for com characteristics. Above all, com- Bridgeport. - CHANCE TO DO ITS BEST. ing in contact with others in the same it means safetv- - A iurnn u4inaa petition in these most interesting StomacHn business and seeing how they do things Misses S. J. and Elizabeth Scudder blood is in an impure and impoverished V one to and Mrs R. D. who have been The opportunity is oirered during our condition is in dablUty. aour rtxtnm. mad cadarrh spurs better work when one get Smith, the greatest danger of Miss Louise Schofield. Darien reneraj A N home. is spending a week at re- clearance sale of Men's, Young Men's, infectious of hn of tha stomacb ara all dua to ladlfaaooa. That the chief benefit of Nantucket, catching any or epidemic MOLL and Cloth- been eugaged to teach at the North Kodol reHeves tndifasdoa. This ctaw cttaoer. Youths', Boys', Children's fairs. They show us what the other fel- turned home, Monday evening. disease. Dr Kennedy's Favorite Rem- ery reprcaenta tha ttataral Juloaa dtcaa '5 ing. You'll not find a banks school the coming year. Woo as aj low is unless we anywhere paral- edy is the mildest, safest and they exist la a kealthy alfiinai li doing and, are willing surest CombtnBd fc to Miss Bessie JT7JTmT?TcsT lel to the value we are Hun- Mrs W. E. Nichols is entertaininir with tha mutm M - i. admit that he is smarter than we Esmond ,nf giving. purifier of the Mood, thus striking at 'an4 Kodol n dreds of Mrs z ncoastntcltv proparnaa. lot are, we go home and to Bethel, has,nTi A spending a few davs suits that deserve a far bet- the root ot Kidney, Liver and Bladder Hyde, of New York cwe try beat him ter and that" niece. Miss Clara ayspepsa not only ranavo ladlramtioa next time. Fairs usually com ner grandparents, price command it in other diseases. ?1.0O at all druggists. King, or Hartford, at and dycpepsU. but this famosa rotnodf wards the close of a Cree. stores. We're selling them at a sacri- her pleasant home in Deerfield district. belpa aJ4 stomach troubtea by clMBsUig. Sale nttrifvlno'- - MnMlniilnv saai m ill li for fice, so we bor for the won't carry any over and Take De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Mrs Everett Ranks I'Wb wxri't. sure. mgwui prannranci roa aia one n a. MnK'.TV. An now, that's The gen I ills for backache, weak kidneys and tives from Bridgeport. Sunday. Mr. S. S. Baa. of Rim aaunaifit. VJVlC I i , i iree and Miss Bes- - uineness of these waatoioubied wh t Tiii la am n - bargains !iaS inmatiou rf the bladder. Sold by David C. Smith has sold his sorrel iends in New and v Wome; appeciative response, if vmlord k Co., Newtown. TC5iA-.- ct o in report, lastTv?.ok. to save some money on.-- a parties Rridjienort. FOm aACUOM-WI- M KllaHiarrt-- M. L. fri.-n.- suit for yourself or v"r Metcalf entertained atmrt KiMrTaad Blanr and H. H. re-- Thomaston. from - Curtis hesita- out of town. Sunday. arv a o O. . ay evening,, from an en- - Mai rQ lhey went to New a Briugeporc SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. thev met Frpfl P.ni-ti- Hill. : --J and Long . Yobile, then went on A A Sunday school rally will be held in Stratford spenCSunday with Water Gap and other children's party was .given at the the . a - - Mr' r residence of E. T. Hook of Botsford Methodist Episcopal church, Thom- LOCAL BRIEFS. airs iNauuuiiel Hebbard. Hill by the lady visitors Saturday, Au- aston, Wednesday afternoon and even- Mrs gust 24. The was a E. W. Grove of Masselin. O.. George Wheeler Bnent , party merry affair. ing. September 18. Rev Austin Hazen. spent the Misses Daisy and Bas-sett- with Mr and Mrs Nathaniel After games, recitations and prizes. a director of the Connecticut several days last week at Clifford s. Hibbard. Mae and Walter Jack- - Judge Briscoe and Walter Jack man of Sunday Mrs Bath N. School association, will The Thomas J. Northrop of Naura-tuc- k VBeach, N. Y., returned Beach, Y., rendered some line preside. returned home on er a selec tions on the violin. Ralph A. Gel-mo- re general secretary. Rev J sin tea W. Roe. Mr and Mrs Charles Green have re- Monday after pleasant visit at of New York City gave a eomedv is coming from Hartford to turned from a few a short visit with her daughter. Mrs b's on Botsford tre conducts days' vacation. Hill. tramp t. The Misses Helen Hook and Round Table. Rev Nelson N. Hurd. Tessie Gelmore the audience Kenneth Mackenzie, Miss Annie Gorman ami Miss pleased Jr., rector of the Memorial Fannie Mr and Mrs rs B. D. with recitations and songs. The par- church of Hall are relatives in Water- - Charles Green returned Corning, with ents and friends of the little ones then the Holy is visiting from a short on d Corning and Olive - Trinity. Westport. under bury. vacation Saturday. ("rn- enjoyed a luncheon, after which all Good-enou- engagcWr.t to speak. Rev G. F. gh Hook snent KnnrlM v with joined in a farewell song. Miss Nellie Mis Kate Finnell spent Sunday In on . . of Nort'hfield will participate. Smith of Waterlmrv is New town. be Botsford Hill. Lunt-- will bo spending her vaoatiV.ii wilh De freely provided for all. her moth Witt's Carbolized Witch Ilnzel All Sunday sc hool workers who be er. Mrs Mae E. Smith. irke Of Nichols is Komlim SaiV is may good for boils, burns, cuts, interested are cordially invited to at- Miss samples of his celebrated scalds and skin diseases. is tend. May Buckingham ami Miss Liver Pills. It especial- Further announcements will be Edith Hill have gone to Milford Point I ly good for Sold' S. 10. San-for- d made A ! kh biliousness, constiuation. piles. by later. for a few days. CASTORFor Infanta ..JVii.PJm " JJjeadache, dizziness, etc., & Co., Newtown. vn as they cure the above Roy Eastman is siKMuling a few davs I Ili8 Kiaa Yea Hara le other De Witt's Little Risers are wnn Alrrp Crl pills only give Early Beaia th lha Kind Voo Haffl Almrs nis auiiL. Mreu U. Kox in lef. See his advertise-I- r good for any one who needs a pill. Sold BoiSt Bears tho column. by S. E. San ford & Co., Newtown. oignauira Blgrtatttrs of of Mrs C. A. Hebbard and children "of &&&&&