Bicycles in Olass Lessons, Ensemble

The Automatic Tool Co. The Automatic Tool Co. of South Norwalk, Conn., of South Norwalk, Conn.. M..-- . . r via-oot- xa.... Ia prepared te foraiah milk -- battle Sapa, plain, ii . aapataf maaaiaen; ai 7 "--' areaaaea waxed or printed., at law pricaa and ia qaaatitiaa elA nenr; Tlopa aac to auit pnrekaaar. maealaarj." . Bast Norwalk R. R. Station. .Bee Factory Opposite East Norwalk R. R. Stattom. Factory Opposite Newtown

VOLUME XXX. NEWTOWN, CONN;, s FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 23

HOME NEWS. of the A. M. A. society to go for books The Melbourne Cancer in the BlackiHlll college in Tennessee. The following officers were elected for AT LIBRARY CORNER. ' CURTIS B. COOK. Cure Co. tbe coming six months: President, Bad Breath. fl. M. NEW HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL CHOSKN. Smith; vice nreairiont f. n A waa4rnosnafliyaIciaa. who 64 Bank St., Derby, Ct., Nicholson; corresponding- - aecretarv ndoabtsaTr toawt, declaree that At a meeting of the High School Miss Jessie Taylor; bad fereeih tiaa ttroken off more Cure Cancer at their Sanatorium and guar- Committee, held on Saturday, at the recording secreta maicaea than bad tamper. ry, Carlton S. Smith: ar-aes- t antee a positive cure. Tbey also treat mild office of the chairman, Charles H. treasurer. G. W MD.re are cases and old sores at your borne If desired Northrop, Curtis E. Cook, a graduate Carlson; organist. Miss Mabel Taylor lovers who roust and can send you a blood medicine that wil A RATTLING SALE of at After tbe business aometlmes with - the Pennsylvania State- college meeting a very re internal growtn 01 ail Kinus. uorres- was unanimously social hour was sweetheart ' Harrisburg, Pa., pleasant entered, at their aweeter OF elected as principal of tha High school which refreshments were presented . light served. La Established for eight years. to succeed Boss Jewell. Mr Cook was Mrs mouths be Jtiswd. one year principal of the grammar J. W. Gordon played several aeJeo- - school at Altoona, Pa., and had tlons on the violin, on prevent bad breath SRRING OVERCOATS. taught accompanied thaatooaacta ia in Milroy, Beadsville and Tyrone, Pa. the organ by Miss Mabel Taylor.. Miss wbra The Dast year be has been doing post two disordered. CABBAQE, TOriATO and graduate work at Yale university. Mr MitQ uanong gave recitations. The beat roe for Uook comes to his new Miss S." J. Scudder, Miss "Helen Pen. ia a LETTUCE PLANTS. position highly- J. ,ba .breath Twice Transplanted. recommended, and made a very favor- ders and Carlton S. Smith each read oat of the $15 Now b!e impression on all wno met mm. selection. The social hour was body rr use of JOHN RECK & SON, They're are a few letters of recom- greatly Following by all. 188 Oak 985 Main mendation in his behalf: enjoyed SV St., Bridgeport. ' Laneo Wm. Lyon Phelps, - Famfly Instead Of $i8,$ao, $22, $25. Prof of .English Yaie university - naven. Rev Dr and Mrs J. R. Danforth and Medtclne Jjiterature. jnw Miss tlte tacit)laxative. in of 25 1907. Danforth of Westfield. N-- J.. Tola ta herb liwtfiHna. aal4 Nothing could, be a betters argument favor buy- April, have been of Rev a ia Cornell. The Florist, Mr Curtis E. Cook, a graduate guests and Mrs R. E. 5CV aad. sac peywaayaa. byylriy. 108 White one of coats weather we have had. As now a H. H. Danforth for a few daya. From here gista aad it is aauinacaoraiOocta At St., Dasbcbt, ing these than the of Pennsylvania College and Warner, bills Will fill all orders for - graduate student in English at Yale tbey go to New London to visit Rev Ml thaa any. other aaadtctaa has to oats . the best of hand a Prominent Citizen of ever caved. quality the represent very University.is a candidate for position Roxbury. Danforth, another son, and will, then 1 1 Cut Flowers and in He has taken advanced coree , Aearl artha. .. fcara ar h a. -- teaching. go to Squirrel Island, to Floral tailoring, cut long and partly form fitting a stylish work In English Literature under my Me., peed Indipeatico, roaatipsnort and aaia Designs direction in Graduate School dur- I Miss Frances Ward and f - Cross to the summer, where Dr Daaferth has a You may trust to his care. - the riends,Mor- Novelty Stripe curtains the No.: 619-- 5. gentlemanly, distinguished garment. ing the present Academio year. I find ris Ward and John Leavy and son, all, most beautiful Renaissance curtains cottage. Telephone his work satisfactory and intelligent. Mr Cook is a mature man who is very of Bridgeport, were guests, Decoration for $10. They carry everything in the The Colors are Gray, Black and Mixtures. fortunate in having already had three day, at Morris Leavy 's on Walnut Tree line of furniture, rugs, lace curtains, Professional Cards. ears experience in teaching at wnicn, Hill. portieres, couch curtains and house The ej understand, ne nas Deen tnorougniy furnishings. Albany Dentists, successful. He is a man of upright ; Julius of New York spent W.J.Baechar, of Hartwig Crown and - - ATTOBmrr-AT-LiA- character, good general intelligence, Decoration day and Sunday at his Bridge Work A Specialty. of and of semi-annu- al ca enthusiasm for literature business - DBS aooaas uu h dwuwu " conscientious devotion. I take pleasure home in Berkshire. William Joe, a Tbe meeting Office In Newtown open on Saturdays from friend New was and election of oflicers of the Christian m. in recommending him because i think from York, his guest a. m. toSJO p. he will be a success as a teacher. during his stay at his home. Endeavor society of the Congregation MAIN JOHN 5T K1DGEFORT. CONN. (Signed) Wm. Lyon Phelps. al church was held last week Friday At-bto- Li. M. KB? t Schutljir, D., PUBLIC SCHOOLS C. May 31. Tbe of the I' SUBOBON. 11 Grant of Berkshire is brightening evening, reports PHYSICIAN AND, of Altoona. officers 29-- 5. City his with a new coat and different committees show Phone : (Sandy Hook) place of paint. 'Hours: 810 a. m- -, 12.30 p. m.. 57.30 p.m. Altoona, Pa., the society to still be doing a good A NEW HAHiHESS 1906. " June 16, work. has now a member sj Or aa Old One Mended? We '.' Edward Kilbride of Cemetery street The society caa aororamodaf roe. OsH e4 ase as wfca la ton. F. J. M. To Whom it Mav Concern: of 43, 30 active and 13 asscoclate Gaib, D., This certines trial Mr uurtis has had a wide veranda built on his ship Office In the David Beers Residence, one bouse. T. F. Brew did the work. members. The total amount of money - U Cook has served as Principal of of W. , Newtown Street. our larger ward schools during the past raised by the society for tbe past six J w. STEVENS;rca;co 8 8 has done creditable was $72 36. Office Hours: 8 to a. m., 1 to and7 to pm year, and very - Jacob Block of Botsford is having an months The total amount 16 White work. We find Mr Cook an able disci- out was $57.23,. a balance Hef 36iiv Black Taffeta Dlinarian, and one who is able to influ addition, 12x16 feet, built on to his paid leaving Db Walter H. Kekrnan, ence young people in the right way. house; also a wide veranda built across in the treasury of $15 13. Tbe society Phtsiciah jlkd Sxtrokoh, He is strong, also as a teacher. It is the front. T. J. Brew has the con- voted to take a $25 share in tbe work Conn 75c Yd. our decided loss that he has decided to tract. Sandy Hook, withdraw from service here, in order 8-- 7--8 m. ' Office Hours: 9 a. m. ; 1 to 2.30 and p. Reduced from $1, to lighten silk stock. to Dursue higher studies for the pur F. of and We Own Outright and Offer For Sale 3. John Telephone: 18-- pose of nimseif ior ae-- Lynch .Waterbury htting specially - Thomas of New Dartment work in --High Schools.- 1 Lynch Bridgeport spent to First. iBuyer: DENTAL. PARLORS. Gingh&ms feel that I can recommend Principal Decoration day on Botsford Hill, tbe -- and reliable,mest 12ic The the on the market. Cook with the fullest connaenoe. . of their Mrs Martin 30O shares New Yerfc, Kew Hewee- - Tin In 1 Ifslli n fl YlaaMU j imni1 JCxnert dentistry, painless usea iui in dress styles, yard. pick pi prettiest -- guests mother, Stock (Oonaecucnt BaUway a lAgb.Umm , Bb.ri".Ua .., modern and scientific appliances Very truly yours, " 4 1J- - UatwiHfuMjam aocBaa.iiea latereeWt painless operations. La-wrv- H. J. W. Wightman. Lynch. all tax to bolder. In Oonnecticnt. Iv, BLaCKJLAN, s 100.000 FrovMence s 1WT DR. C. B. Figxxred - wnUesOawjpaa.y4'a Hay. rhn-- -- Block TYRONE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. James of was Tleldlng- 4.6i perceab .Ttaaw bonds ri rt pr'-r- 'r' Office In Postofflce and etc., 12ic. On the center Lynch Bridgeport the z XX. XI. Xfc. jrnsrssl cturgeon Dentist. ' Batiste, checked striped dimities, uunouiwi win x. A a. ua New Mllford. counter. Have a look. Tyrone, Pa., guest, Decoration day, of Fred Rtaei ti- vj April 24, 1905. er on Botsford Hill. Otctykstk A. Bknkdiot, M. D. To Whom It Mav Concern: HINCKb BROS. & CO., Bond,Delers, and me to State . Physician Surgeon, I itJrtves pleasure ( Mrs Martin of Botsford Hill J07 Street, 428 Bridgeport, Oonn recommend Prof Curtis E. Cook, a Lynch State Street, McLEAN entertained friends from Hartford on Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. BROS member of the facultv in our Jtlign 10 n. 18 8 to m )-221 Main 157. School, as a a teacher, and Decoration day. Office hours from a to m., i p. St., Danbury. Telephone gentleman, came us scholar. .froI uook -to recommended hierhlv and his work D. S. Bartram and family spent Dec 5H Dr E. ifc-afc Frank Judson," with us merits the confidence of his oration Dentist. MMMMK friends. day with friends in Bridge The GityvNaticmarBisLnltii 57 Okntkr St., Bbthbi, Oomn. Prof Cook is a strong disciplinarian, port. 1 an reliable For Men 01.103. 15.Waal Straet, Opposite M. K. Church. earnest, thorough, teacher, - Office hours: 8.30 to 18 and 1 to 6. and I nave no nesttancv in recommend Mr and Mrs Thomas Falkner and BRIDGEPORT. - - - CONN. Telephone, 821-- 5. Lace Curtains ing him as a successful instructor, wen child and M. C. Bradley of Danbury Under Price. Qualified to till the position to which were guests on Decoration day of and Women Way ne may and ior wnicn ne may Solicits Accounts . Cor--' A. J. McQown, O. G., aspire Patrick McMahon. identifies Respectfully tbe of OPTICIAN, Special News for this week of utmost interest to people who are in need apply. Xhis mark the highest ' Firms, and Iadividaals. of Window v erv resDeciiuuv. rype of men s and women s shoes porations. South Britain, Conn. Draperies. (Signed) I. C M. Ellenger, Miss S. J. Scudder returned, Friday, Eyes tested and glasses fitted at patrons NOVELTY CROSS STBIPE CURTAINS: $1 kind for 85c. $1.25 kind for f1. $1.50 kind a sold at $3.50. And though leather Ample Resources Courteous Treatment Superior Service Will respond 11.30. S3 for 1.75. Superintendent. from few days' visit with friends in home without extra charge. for kind I S3 to 8. and labor are now mote we promptly to 'phone or postal card. Mnsltn Ourtalns. 40c to 13.50. Nottingham Curtains, 59c to $3. Oluny Curtains, Bridgeport and on Long Island. costly, Trlah PninL S3 tn S7.50. Renaissance Ourtalns. , as vo siu. maintain the high standard which has 1V1I1U Presides i uaQ fairs oi uursains at anu ueiuw cum Bernard J. Kelly of Bridgeport left, Frank m. t, Chi t Shoes famous and 1. where he Mrs Ernest Hawley and son spent made Zenith 1-- DR. S. E. ALLEN, Sunday, for Baltimore, Md., which our label B. Tarrill. a-- Hattebtown, Oonn. has accented a position as foreman a few days, last week. In Bridgewater, guarantees. P. Oddress: Koute 15, Stepney Depot, Ct, 1ST. & Co. the guests of Mr and Mrs Eli Roberts. Zenith Shoes for men and women . Soeo-- Co,, Inc., with The J. F. Kelley Machine Hn.t.i.M nf M.tTnt.lr. Treatment. BuckinghamESTABLISHED 1848, are made of the finest mater lallst In treatment of plies, eczema, catarrh, quality hA&rt trouble and headache. - I ials shoe and have failure, stomach 1 - - - - Frank Bauer, superintendent for Mrs William Hamlin of Brookfield by expert makers, Medicine furnished for this treatment. 77 State Corjr?, hand-wor- k Terms reasonable. Consultation Free. Street. Pri4eport, Miss Blake at Castle Ronald, passed and Mrs Henfy Taylor of Danbury more in them than any If It's Made pf Rubber We Have It. New York. were last week, of Mr and Mrs other $3.50 shoes. come in S When buying Uke to KNOW that they are getting the real Monday and Tuesday in guests, They Chaiulks PtiAtt, t.htnir ; that the au&llfcv IS ex&ctlv as reoresentea to them, Charles L. Briscoe in Taunton. the latest styles, in all leathers, and MosJ: and to feel the prices paid are lust. Then shoi am that - Teaeher Plane, Org aad Tneery, becomes a Peopleand a satisfaction, 'This nlniumi A vn&v lie vrmra In the future. slmDly Miss Blake sailed from France about in sizes which insure a fit for pleasure or of makes. or ware, choice NKWTOWN OONN. when- for in silver the best Sterling plated Mr and Mrs S. of foot." looking thingsm t. gold i 30 and is expected to arrive at George Northrop every irlouo tlmantnpm will vnn ttlA truth, diamonds and other precious stones. opera May ' and field glasses, ppeketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fans. Whiting's box papers. Castle Ronald about June 15. , Sbelton spent a few days, last week, in Zenith Special Shoes are Ulamona ana engraving. Jtyee ezaminea any or Mrs James Gordon, fitted Repairing.made and setting Go to nign. Taunton, the guests of Mr North rop's special high grade. v Tkaohbb glasses guaranteed. Mrs O. W. Barker is passing a few mother, Mrs Philo Northrop. We control Zenith Shoes exclu Violin, Piano, Mandolin, TAYLOR & GREGORY, sively and sell them in our new and Bicycles in Olass Lessons, Ensemble. . days Brooklyn. Practical Jewelers, Bllaabeth St., Derby, Coaa. Mrs E. M. Miller and children and enlarged shoe section in our. base NawrowN, - - CONN. Miss Ruth Snow and Mrs J. W. Gor Mrs Preston Brown and children called ment salesroom. " the and. line don passed Saturday in the Park City, on old friends in Taunton, one day last We show largest best, of Oscar Pitzschler & Son, Ik, week. BABBKB8 Ac HAIBDBK88KR8, dealer Burr of New Mllford passed bicycles of any at popular prices.!: In ana Young - Newtowa, Saady Hook Hawleyville Mr and Mrs Joseph and Henry Schaf of Dodging- Newtown Shoo open every day. Hawleyvlll) mi 11 1 CT Sunday with his parents, for afternoon and Sunday I KDfl T"CUVU town have had a private telephone wheels of us you4 do not4: the Wednesday -- HvM Ezra buying pay, shooopen ween I w r--r Young. n placed between their two houses. to Men. Womea aad Chlldrea day. Only first class work. Outfitters - valUe POOL TABLE. Misses Edna and Flora MsNamara Northwest Corner name but- the in the wheel. tor Fred Dikeman of Codfish Hill has get xrayeiers. TTnt. of Danbury passed Sunday with Mr Main Trnntfl Knit, riasoa TTamiwrn. Trunks. sold bis farm to Mr Schaf of New Street and Fairfield Avenne. . m. Automo- and Mrs Thomas Carey of Queen street. Guaranteed bicycles, $20;to bnswoiQ Kragaw, J.tn Wardrobe Trunks, Telescope Cases, Valises, Dog Baskets, York, who will soon' take . possession. Bridgeport, Conn. $35. bile Trunks, Steamer Trunks, in fact every, variety of article that Mr Schaff is a brother of Joseph and Physician and no matter Herbert Robinson is laying stone 4S may be needed by the traveler, what his destination may wall for Allison P. Smith. Henry Schaf, who now have homes in "LSurgeon, be. Prices on such requisites are always right. Best quality 'obtain- Dodglngtown. Cor. Main and Bank Sts., able. Tires. Andrews Building, 3 The Men's club had a very Bicycle Conn. pleasant Miss Flora Lovell spent Decoration New Mllford, Grand . 4 session, 'Friday night, at the day in Bridgeport with her sister. Over 3000 Urea to select from. $1.50 to $3.50. Central as guests of William O. Office Hours 8 too-A-. JV1. i to a, hotel, All Tires cemented on free of charge. 8 M. Johnson. Rev J. H. George had tbe Mrs David Evans and son, 7 to P. The - Co.. - George, Wooster Atkinson literary program in charge, the. writ- were last week, of friends in The Corner 4s? of Dr John Watson taken guests, Residence: Park View House. Cor.Broad and John Conn ings being Taunton. 9-- 12. Streets, Bridgeport, Telephone Connection: 5 up. Postmaster W. M. Keynolds was of Carriage Tires. a guest of the club. Miss Annie McNamara of Bridge who is ill inflamma- Good Shoes. We are for' Carnage Tires at lowest prioes. Men's club will celebrate port, quite with headquarters Dr The "La tory rheumatism at the home of her Battaiti, dies' night" with a clambake for the DENTIST, parents, Mr and Mrs Patrick McNa A-xitomobi- New members and friends to be held Bank Sthxkt. Mllford. lady in does not as le on some R. H. mara, the Glen, gain fast Men's fine' Call welted Tires. date, this month. Beers, as her many friends would wish. A Boots, LEONARD'S INSURANCE A. P. Smith and P. H. McCarthy are trained nurse is for her.' soles, goat leg. " Riding on committee of caring All sizes carried in stock. AGENCY, the arrangements. 4.OOI ! T. F. Murray and family of Bridge Men's heavy Calf Boots for FIRE, ACCIDENT. Saddles Miss Julia B. Duncombe of Bridge- port have opened their pleasant sum work. port spent Decoration day in town mer home, "The Shamrock," on Bots-- Kiibfaer Mrs F. Dun- Clotting. Old Companies, A Fine Assortment with her mother, George ford Hill, for the summer, and are now 3.50 Lowest Rates. combe. nicely settled there. Men's Farming Shoes in all Boys' Rubber Coats, $2.00 np of leathers, Mens Rubber Coats, $8.35 p New Goods Mrs Dick's house, occupied by C. H. Misses Nellie and Annie Foran of 1.50 to 2.50 Dr R. 8. Todd, Gay, is receiving a new coat of paint. Bridgeport spent Decoration day on Mens' Oil Coats, $2.00 up VETERINARY SURQEON, at Walnut Tree Hill with their father, Women's unlined stylish Corn- - Mens' Oil 2fks fort turned soles. Hats, up New Milford, Conn. Lowest Prices. John C. Everetts and George Lake John Foran. Shoes, Alena' Rubber Hats, 7fcup have been building the foundation for 3.00 Dr Peck's new barn at his place on Mt Miss B. M. Peck of Hastings, Fla., Women's oil tanned Kangaroo who is the of Mr and Mrs W. F. of Pleasant. guest Calf Shoes, Manufacturer Hayes at Hayeselhurst,was heard with Rubber Sundries. Robes and The Peck & Lines Co., in a solo Con 3.00 Harness. Blankets, Mrs Thomas who has been great satisfaction at the J 18s to Middle Blake, ixwts1 ao7 St., suffering with sciatic rheumatism, is gregational church, Sunday morning. Wringers, hose, gloves, tubing, packing; rubber Stable Goods. rt, and Girls' School Ct. A trained nurse has Boys' overshoes, rubber sundries, horse covers BwDom-nR- T gaining slowly. All sheeting, druggists: Johk St.. been caring fer her. Rev R. E. Danforth will take a trip Shoes, Prices wagon boots, elastic stockings, supporters, rubber, mata. mat. to Ann Arbor, June 17, Me Mich., ajbout This is the store that sells baseball goods, goods, auto - Let Write M. 1 ting, sporting supplies; etc, etc I John Egan of New York spent t j Your Insurance on your home and to select a house for his family. They snoes household goods at once. LOWlfiSl' KA'ira Decoration day with her sister, Mrs will leave for gooaii ai ngni prices. absolutely secure companies. - Michigan toward the onsUtent with Trimmed- Hats John H. Blake, on Walnut Tree HUL middle or last of August. CORBBTT, Agent, t j. Newtown. Oonn. Custom Work A and Specialty. Mr and Mrs John H. Blake are hav Do you wish to put new lace curtains The Rubber & ing their house on Walnut Tree Hill at the windows of your house? N. Ailing Co., Canfield Davis, & Hubbell Bros., Painters and Paper Hangers, newly painted and are also improving Buckingham Co., Inc., of Bridgeport, 139 Bank St., Waterbury. 32-- 3. Mrs Geo. their place by grading the lawn in ha ye what you want and are Famous Telephone Dunham,. just they n Newtown, Oonn. front of house and under too. Derby's 1105-Mai- 1 Wall aamplea ia near Fairfield tbe making other way price, Their prices St.. Bridgeport. Church St. New Haven. Bigg.st llae of Paper 1127 Broad St., Ave., Bridgeport. about the place. range all the way from 85c for the Shoemakers. towa. improvements r-- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. Dr Williams' Pink Pills For E. Si. Beers & Co., Smith, Murray & Co., Rheumatism. Newtown, Conn. Bridgeport, Conn. I "6 A Patient Who Was Cured 15 Per Cent Discount. More Than Three Years Ago Says He Has Not Had A Continuation of tlie ed A large and handsome selection, beautifully finished, up-holter- Rheumatic Ache or plain or tatted, heavy springs and best of filling. Pain Since. - Great Plain or figured designs and made for durability. Special Ever pain in the back does not indi Fancy Groceries. store. cate kidney trouble, more often It Is discount at our 1379 Main Street a or ana .. Our line of is prices only we have an exten- nothing but touch rheumatism Fancy Groceries most complete and About time to think of Refrigerators may be easily cured. Do not be unnec- fresh. ! sive line of the best at reasonable prices. essarily alarmed and think at once everything strictly very that you have some organio trouble. A line of the National Biscuit le&ramiies' Just give Dr Williams Pink Pills a trial complete Co.'s choice Suit and see it your pain is not banished. m goods. ur wiuiams JinK inis cure rneu-matis- A Sale that outclasses all others ever held here. - With two beyond any shadow of a doubt. . Kibbe's and Chocolates are here in choice have cuied all forms, even sciat Lowney's days of Bargain giving, there is time for to share in Lee Bros. Furnitu re Tbey cases assortment. yet yoa The Gompany ica. Tbey have cured chronic in this as stocks have been -- and with a which the suffering of the great event, replenished, 1379 over patients rorce or. extra to attend to wants fwill extended- periods of years. salespeople your you go These statements are easily proven away a satisfied customer. . Come to while the stocks are at Main St. Bridgeport, Ct. and we shall be glad to send the proof day to an youe interested. still their best. Three years ago Mr Henry Story, of 532 M uskingum avenue. Zanesville, Don't Forgfet Ohio, was cured of rheumatism by Dr Wash Qoods. Dress burned to the ground. Mr Curtis used bors, whose efforts failed to save the Williams' Pink Pills and bis state we sell Farm Qoods. OUR NEIGHBORS. the old house for tools but building, which was partly covered by ment was widely published at that That Implements of all kinds: Mowing Thousands of of beautiful storing The fire to have time. He has been Interviewed yards A sale on tnese goods Done should fortunately the fire was discovered in insurance. .is supposed just Machines, Horse Rakes, Hand Rakes, Wash Fabrics in the daintiest newest If time to get out all the tools. The fire originated from a lamp left burning. again and says that be has bad n Tedders, Hoes, patterns. In this sale we oSer some miss you wand to enjoy the greatest STEPNEt, ; , to have been of return or tne trouble ana recommend etc. . of bargains of the year. Every yard ot is thought incendiary Mr and Mrs Wallace. Brown "Iwho Dr Williams' Pink Pills as as Forks, Shovels, the best values ever known in this these dress goods is tbe moat desirable origin. There was a small insurance - strongly town. ELMIRA PORTER. on house. were married last week by Rev W. H. ever. Ha ttavK- "Mv huctr . hurtL and 2000 of the season. MRS the rector m v locra me t, 1 yards Prints. Sale price 5c a colors. Frederick Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley and grand Jepson, of Emmanual church. nainpri kji t.hn nnnld' Suitings, all Value 29c Sale . Porter, wife of have gone to housekeeping in arm , yard. 22c a - ill for Miss Ruth Beardsley, re Bridge hardly stand. my leu aiso 5000 Lawn. Sale Drlce price yard. - urfo- Monroe, who has been daughter, a s port. troubled me and the was so yards printed 33 Inch sulttogs, all colors. alue- weeks with pneumonia, passed turned, Monday, from week stay pain 6ic a yard. 50c. 39c a two friends JNew Haven and tnei-ton- The JJonneiiy's are at their summer intmse t lat I could hardly stand. My 2000 Sale price yard. at her home near Blanket Mead with in home here for season. ; ' me yards Lawns and Batiste. Val 40 Inch all colors. Value away 2. 65 the left arm also trouMed and the pain L & ue 10c Sale a suitings, v KnnHav June aired years o Mrs John Morton and little son and was I could not R. Beers Co., price ftc yard. 5;c. Sale i'tc a yard. The funeral Mr and Mrs Otto Mattegat Bridge intense that rest.nlght Plain Chambrays, all colors. Value 54 price mnnth and six davs. Mrs W. E. Squires were over Sunday or day. I tried could 12 Inch Fancy suiilnea. Value 11.25. ,.,o Kirl from Wr late home on Tues- port were guests. Sunday, of Mrs of Mrs Warner in everything t Conn. c. bale price be a yard. Sale 75c a 4. 2 o'clock, Amelia Mattecrat. guests Benjamin think of without relief and the doctor's Newtown, 2 cases Ginghams. V alue 121c. Sale price yard. Hov ofternnnn June at Danbury. medicine did me no good that I could 10c a Rev Robert Duncan officiating. The E. S. Sherman, with his engine and Miss Jennie of the price yard. cem- saw outfit, conv erted the woodpiles of Hoyt Ridgeneld is see. Bates seersucker uingbams. alue Black Dress Qoods. burial was in the Upper Stepney R.'B. Rockwell and James Farrar into guest of her sister, Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs Srory read In the paper 124c Sale 10c a etery. Mrs Porter is survived by her Godfrey. ab Dr Willi? m ' Pink Pills and si e price yard. nm Hnnchters. Mrs , James stove lengths, last Tuesday. tt 2000 yards Lawns and Batiste. Val 30lDch Mohair. Value 39c Sale and Your breakfast or dinner is not quite Friends from here attended the wed urged me to take them She bought ue lztc ana loc bale price, ioc a 25c a Lynch.Aand Mrs Isaac Sherman, - without some We ding of Serieck S. Andrews, formerly two boxes of the pills and when I bad price yard. vna arm JTftRAf C. Lewis of Hatter- complete vegetables. of Westofi and Miss Genevieve Morrell 1 Mo 1 yard. 40 inch Black Serge. Vlue 75c one Mrs have a full variety of all kinds of veg taken them felt better. took Marvel bulling, an excellent dress Sale 59c a Also sister. Juliette cans. The the of East Norwalk, which was solem four boxes more, six in all. That is 75 price yard. and one brother, Henry Payne' etables and fruit in best nized South Norwalk fabric, pieces in the lot. Sale price 50 Inch Slcilltans. Value fL Sale Piatt, market affords at popular prices. in the Methodist over three years ago and I have never iztc a yard. 6.c a both of Bridgeport. French the church on Sunday at 4 p. m. bad any return or tne rheumatic In Enures. price yard. fStephen at Depot. J? - pains Krench Pllssea dots and Remnants of Black and Colored Ju. at Mrs K. K. itch returned to Bay- since, we praise Dr Williams' .fink aiue zoc. bale MISS PURDY MRBURR. (J. Smalley, the biacksmitn on ne., in. on all price lztc yard. Dress Goods at low prices. wed- - Stepney Depot, has secured the ser J. Saturday. Pills to our friends." Printed Organdies, handsome pat There was a very pretty home an and Charles Morehouse has the contract Dr Williams' Pink Pills do not simply terns. (Left Aisle.) Airr last, week Thursday evening. vice of Joseph Busser, expert to furnish the timber for the cure aiue z5c bale price I5c home of Mr and Mrs experienced horse shoer, and will con cottage deaden the pain; they tie trouble yard. May 30, at the tinue to do at his shop for which Charles Godfrey is to build, this which causes the pain, l'ney are guar Mercerized alue 17c Silk , where their daugh- horseshoeing ". " Chambrays. Bargains. Charles E. Purdy, all who wish. He guarantees to give month, at Compo Beach. anteed to contain no narcotic, stimu Sale price 12c a yard. ter, Miss Nellie Blanche Purdy, and to Mrs M. J. Miller and Mrs R. Wil lant or Those who take them season a Burr were united in mar satisfaction in all work entrusted visitedT C opiate. Linen buttings in all the plain col New and hie Silks greatly .Taliel,. " liams ' Redding friends, last run no of & him.' - danger forming any drug ors, sold all season 25c and 37tc Tbe choicest and most riage. Rev Robert Duncan officiatin g week. habit. The act on the w at underprloed. The Lower school closed, pills directly Sale 19c a fashionable kinds can now be secured The ceremony took place in the front Stepney Miss May Bennett and friend" from blood and in price yard. was decorated for last Friday this way have cured many at a material saving In price. narlor. which nicely Thieves stole a pocket book with $15 Bethel spent Memorial day as guests diseases that do not yield to ordinary of the occasion. The bride was gowned In. B. his of her aunt, Mrs Martin Koeyland. metbods or treatment. Clearing Sale Sateen in n handsome dress of India linen, in it from Hmman at home. Mrs Pell of has been the are sold a took one night last week. No clue has yet Brooklyn Dr Williams' Pink Pills by Petticoats. Black Silks. After the ceremony reception been found to the thieves. - guest of Miss Louise Coley. all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on re place at which refreshments were .on s new Mr and Mrs S. B.Fancher were guests of 50 cents per box, six Special values, 79c 89c 93c tL19, 36 Inch Taffeta. Value f Sale Mrs Burr went at once Work Herbert Craig house ceipt price, 1 89 served. Mr and is nicely. W. H. Shepard of friends in New Canaan, last week. boxes for 82 50, by the Dr Williams 1.39, tl 09, each. price tl 25 a yard. to Mr Burr's home, which was in read- progressing Mr and Mrs J? . W. .Nichols have en- Medicine Company, N Black and Colored lleatherblootn 21 75c. pop- of Newtown has the contract for the Schenectady, loch japanee SUka. Value iness for them. Both parties are Hat-terto- tertained their daughter, Mrs Edward Y. Skirts, special at 92 25,t2 50, 12.75 each. ular in this nlace and begin life mason work. Edgar Northrop of of also a Black aod Colored Moreen Sale price 39c a yard. they has the contract for the car Beers, Stratford, friend from bklrts. Peau-de-Sni- e. in their new home with the best wishes Pittsburg, Pa. tl.95, 2 25, $2.95 and C3.95 each. 36 In Value 11.50 a host of friends. receive a penter work. New York were Wash made of Sale price 5c a yard. of They Craft & Lyon, the painters, are very Friends from guests Pitt and son of Bridgeport. bklrts, Utngham, larae number of handsome and costly season. have fin of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull, last week, Misses Mildred and Louise Curtis of Cbambray and Seersucker. Special at 22 Inch Figured SUka, Value IL whicbinclude cut sil busy this They just Children's will be observed are s me 3oc, 48c, 75c, 95c each. Sale 75c a presents, ' glass, ished decorating the interior of the day at Bridgeport spending time price yard. verware andjfurniture. houses of Frank Olmstead and W. F the Congregational church on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs H. P. Nicbols. JOSEPH LANWORT. Wilmot at Five Points and now have morning. Mr and Mrs Notbnaele entertained ' Mrs Jennie Ambler ai d Sun the contract for decorating the interior ' daughter Office of Pos'maeter S. Ford as Lanwort, who has made his - TRUMBULL. Seeley at Washington Depot Joseph Au-crus- house B day. several with ' Mrs ta of the large of Charles home for years Seeley in Tashua. Mr and Mrs Frank Reed and daugh it Appeared. After the Explosion, Caused by the Visit Evre. passed away at her home NEW AS OUR SCRIBE FINDS IT. ter are spending the week in Bridge-- Y on Friday, May 31, aged 67 years. The Ralph Broderick of Bridgeport left. of the egg Men. was held from Mrs Monday, for Detroit, Mich., stopping The Mission study club has been poit. & Co. funeral Eyre's until 13. Mrs U.J. Thorp has been spending home on Monday morning at 11 o'clock enroute to enjoy the sights at Buffalo postponed Thursday, June a few in with her Smith, days Stratford A Murray sister, vntA crlven " nnH "Nincrara "Palls. The club will meet with Mrs J. L. hospital and is steadily regaining bis ertions. nf t.hnntrn vab Rev P. Fox of Newtown officiating. 5f Cross. Mrs m. a. iinaer. Mrs W. The body was taken to Newtown, Charles Nichols and wife Danbury strength. F. Hayes, the manager of the where service was held from St Rose's have been the guests of Mrs Delia Mrs W. O. Beach has entertained her affair. About S20 was netted for the Nichols. daughter for a few days. REDDING. church,. The burial was iriiSt Rose's Miss SOUTH BRITAIN liorary. cemetery at Sandy Nook. The bearers Mrs Charles Wheeler and Mrs Winton Ruth Brinsmade is taking piano Health, were Fred F. Wales. Mich are in Springfield, Mass., visiting at lessons from Mrs George Clark of Long BOSTON TERRIER AT BBTTS. Toucey. J. home of Rev E. L. Hill. NEWSY NOTES. ael Nolan"1, and Henry F. Sherman. Mr the Staples. Mr Mrs School hose are best for children, 12c Lanwort is survived by two daughters Mr and Mrs Charles Gaines of Hart- and Birks of Bridgeport and Mrs Charles Shepherd of South ford a pair at French's, Bethel. Bovinine, 60c and tl. Safety, and one son.. ford were guests of Henry Seeley over Miss Mary Booth of Stratford spent visited Mrs Charles Bradley, last week. Beef, Iron and Wine, 50c Prmttids a pure Sunday. faaturday with Mrs J. L. Beach. Mrs Henry Mitchell is under the BUY YOUR SHOES Chamberlain's Pain Balm, 25c Harry Nichols and wife of Derby William Dana of Daniel's Farms en doctor's care. and Oxfords at French's, Bethel. sugar or Milk ssqulbos, 50c ler fnpply, Earl lu Coley of Lynn, Mass., was a have been entertained at the home of tertained company over Sunday. Doan's 50c. v bicb is best se- last week, of his B. waiter Munson is home for a EDISON RECORDS Pills, guest, grandparents, Lemuel Osborne. Town Clerk O. Burton is quite ill. month's vacation, after which he will THERE IS NO USE FIOH flNQ cured by dears of ' Mr and Mrs George S. Coley. Mrs Pettit has visited for a Dr White ot Bridgeport attends him. to For June on sale at French's, Bethel. Sherman & Tyrrell, the painters. Henry David Disbrow of New go Asbury Park where he has taken NATURE the in few day at her old home in Roxbury. Fairfield spent a position. Artesian have just completed decorating Miss Nellie Bridle has been the guest a day, last week, with S. M. Brins Mrs Arthur Munson The Children's day service of the Con Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy does of Frederick house. Shel-to- entertained terior Lynn's of Mrs Andrew Leavenworth in n made. the Whist gregational church .Redding, will be nothiDg of that kind. It acts tenderly Wells. Allen S. Joyce has taken a position Ha- cs. nas club, Wednesday. deferred till Sunday, June 16, when as and Mrs Frank Hodge in New i. urinsmade greatly im several or Miss Jtlattie Downes and in sympathy with what nature is Tbe fnrnlfch with the Hurlburt Building Co., . proved the road in front of his resi' the children of the Sunday school will per and com- ven. mends gave ner a surprise, one even trymg to accomplish. Do you nave t.r la ktMiD4jor. engineer at their factory, The school closes, this week, for the dence. be glad to welcome all their friends. trouble at r&lllBjr ander BtOfcl mutes between and ing last week. will take the with your digestion, your liver Stepney Bridgeport summer, but where is the summer? Miss Florence Parks is staying with Mr and Mrs Stephen Baker were at This service place after or kidneys? Does rheumatism pain Mraraanwfiiia. every day. Hillcrest cottage has been reshingled Mrs Burroughs in Long Hill. Merwin Mitchell's over Memorial day. usual morning service. and rack you? Is your bead thick and Long of expertooc hav glno me sopartor know India la tba tDacbaiatcaJ prod Emil Mattegat had the misfortune, Edward was a will Hon of ihoaefriwella. OeokK7 actual teata ludrr ajl rin iinm aurnia uiuiad Ui while plowing, one day last week, to by Northrop. It quite Children's day will be observed in Conressman Hill's talk on "Pana heavy? It charm away these ail ImmenM vajne and tbe aauafacUoa to ba darlvad from uelr aaa ktn him piece of labor, the house being one of BROOKFIELD the Congregational church, Sunday ma, was by tne ments almost ere you are aware. have the plow handle slip .hitting many gables. greatly appreciated - and hurting him quite badly. Rev Mr Duncan has" several morning. Mrs of Lenox. Gasolene Engines,- The Children's day exercises of the shipped STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. JudsrenndMrs Preston of Koxbury in the Congregational church, Redding, Harley T. Procter school loads of furniture to Savona, N. Y., The ladies of St Paul's will were m town, Saturday. on Wednesday evening. His descrip Mass., spent a few days here, the first pomp, plpa and at mil ax anppllea, I faraUh aaUafaclory qaaltly aad at cnoderata price. Baptist church Sunday will be where he has a house and will occupy guild so of the week, with her Mrs held June 9, at hold a and ice cream festi- J. H. Parish, state agent for the tion of the situation there was mother, v next Sunday evening, the his summer vacations. strawberry school was com- Aaron ban ford. . laball be plaaaad to call apon yoa aad tl partlcalara; or write for 3cwlr3 La rot caUoa 7.30. An especially interesting pro- place during val in the Sunday school rooon. Friday Connecticut for boys, in vivid one could not fail to have a is A cordial in- evening, June 7. All are cordially in town, calling on the boys who are put plete understanding of this great en- gram being prepared. out to Tat mors tie re. Master Ernest Hawley of Taunton vitation is extended to all to attend. KENT. vited to attend. the gineering undertaking. nad to a JST. The service morning will be Mr and Mrs Cyrus Grer spent Sun the misfortune fall Irom Sunday CLOSING day with their in chair in his home, last Tuesday, break E. as usual. THE 'SCHOOLS. daughter - Waterbury. Sippeiiey, Mrs Duncan and son. Master OBSERVING .MEMORIAL DAY. Save money by buying- your foot Falls Village. ing an arm. M'he arm was set and the 74 Robert The date for closing the schools, wear J. G. Terrill's. North Wood young man is doing as well as could be West Avenue, South Norwalk, Conn. Robert, leave next Monday, June 10, Memorial day was observed with the where there is no lost time to make at MRS JAMES B. CAPRON. for N. where will usual with a boun 7. This bury. expected. Savona, Y., they exercises, beginning up, is June makes the school Mrs Lucy Capron. widow of the late spend a number of weeks. tiful dinner for the veterans and their year 38 weeks, the same as- last vear. on She Rev S. n. of Jerome Nichols and family were in wives and the soldiers' widows at 12 East and West Iron Works and Huck James B. Capron, died Monday. Piatt Springfield, Mass., Horses for Sale. e- D. Mrs ' last where o'clock, followed and speech-makin- NEW MILFORD. is survived by a son, A. Capron, spent rioay witn Bennett. Stratford, Wednesday, they by singing leberry Hills schools will close on that and Mrs - Frank of One rre borae veara old. IS 3. IO(W Iba attended the of Mr Nichols' in the Town hall at 1.30 - a daughter, Reed, rei Paris wedding date. lrea, irood Otoe I Falls Village. The funeral took place fcntle. ruadatrr, aad ttreedy. daughter, Miss Mildred Nichols, to o'clock. Rev H. K. Job was in charge BI CENTENNIAL NOTH.S. . The Jubilee afforded a church and Mrs Benson conducted in Falls Village, the burial following singers quite One black 1309 Iba horaa. year old. 1 George Sturges, at the Baptist Hattie the Dr ' Martin Collins of New York in New Milford. treat In tbe Metbodlst church on Fri naooa. I'ne or ue vera eeet: rearieee aad I there. The reception was held at the musical part of the program. The prin- spent Decoration at his old home The various committees are busy Center cemetery. of were en Creen day Three them right; t&. final so day eveDlng. ISOO-l- b. home of Mrs Flora Lyons, a sister of cipal orator of the day was Rev George in Whiseomer. making arrangements that tertained at Maple ton. draw One rood black arork borae. rood the brde. D. D., who made a ad- everything will be in readiness. LONG They Jre aad eouod: Curtis, stirring A. H. Taylor was in New York, last HILL. crowded bouses In most places where Oae ar. T mere. A mare old. 16 haada. lfinn Screen Doors. C. H. Hawley unloaded two cars of dress. Major Enea Brenna, Edwin weeK, on business. me nag pole, which is to ti placed Iba. eouod aad kled. acUrm. at Tie. raad at south end of was they sing. a ft. axd coal at the depot, this week. Beeman, Rufus Frink and George Mr and Mrs F. H. Beers spent Dec the the park, given Hollister Sage and are vls-- ater: all Durpoae borae. Mrs Caroline Burton is critically ill at Coggswell gave some reminiscences of oration and a oy daughter Honan uoa ie i ueoa dec mm, a yaera oia. smci day few following days The-J.f.- itinor Miss Emma base. John of Brooklyn pased 'Sun- id, extra roaoatera; goua icuaa, aouoa. A FLAGS for the her home. Mrs William Douglass is the war, showing up the amusing as in tsrooKlyn. Congregational church cho'r Mrs Daniel Keane and Miss Lynch day with'his mother. Mrs Daniel Hon Rood bearee earn. caring for her. Dr Hill attends her. well as the serious side of the subject. j ame 01 Jtiartiord a under the direction of the organist. of Decoration an of Walnut Tree Hill. Oae team of dark bare, cobbv built. aad 7. Mr and Mrs N. J. Burton and Mrs Edwin Beeman a war song which riawiey paid Roswell Bridgeport spent day etale aod action, aad aoued. sang snort visii to irienas and relatives in Hawley, ar; preparimr special with Mrs Joseph Mcauire. nanaa. uot or tne beet palra la emotry. C. A. WAY CO.. Anderson of Orange, N. J. .were guests, was received by the audience with town, last Thursday. music A noted 3oprano soloist from Miss Mamie Flnnell Thomas B. New Haven Two otber erjr flee eiaie drivers aad fear-le- as Decoration day and Sunday, of Mrs applause. At the conclusion of beds New Haven has been for spent Sunday Lillis of pass of lulia or anything 87 Railroad SU. New M(tfr4. Ct. great lobacco are perhaps the most engaged with her mother In Newtown. ed hi a Mrs G. P. ISUO-l- b lSk--a. Stephen French. the exercises "in the hall the veterans affected these services. Sunday with mother, One eood arork boras, rood are aad Talepboae t tHe unfavorably by the cold wet Lillis. sound. (100. The officers of the Bridgeport Hy- marched to different cemeteries, weather of any of our plant life. In The Methodist churcn choir will SOUTH BRITAIN. Agents for Oliver Typewriters ! draulic Co. were at the depot, last followed by the school children, who many places the smaller ones are turn render extra music by an enlarged H. H. Glenwood Stoves. Tuesday, looking at A. B. Curtis' tene- decorated the graves of the soldier and choir. A nice line of ladies' andT mia&es' Stevens,, now to ing yellow dying fn all the angle Miss May B. Lord is to hold meetings tan shoes in Oxfords in the latest sum 129 Mala Street. Daabary, Oaao. ment house, occupied by Alfred dead with flowers, thei returned the worm is doing serious throw The St John's choir, which will 133 Provost. is will hall where the ranks were broken and injury by number over 40 will for two weeks in the Methodist churcn. mer styles. Some good bargains in the Telephone It thought they buy - up so much in voices, render the 12. will the- busi- ing dirt the form of commencinar June Meetings lot. If interested ua a call. it. the meeting adjourned. At castings and upheavel as to bury the following: be held every give E. & Royal Curtis of New Rochelle was a ness meeting it was voted to have the plants or leave them on the loose Morning Service. night. Sandy Hook Shoe Store. Stone Son, guest .Tuesday of his parents, Mr and names of all the soldiers who enlisted earth to prevent rotting and growth. Te Deum in B flat, by King Hall. Deering Telephone 194, Mrs A. B. Curtis. from Kent in the Civil War placed up- who corn Jubilate in F, B. Tours We still have some excellent bar- Mr and Mrs Swanson had a on a and Many planted their early THR LOCAL NEWS. in shoes. A nice 229 Main St.. Danbury. Adolph tablet attached to the soldiers are sorry it is in the ground , as it is Anthem, "The Jartn is the gains men's working Machines! little son arrive at their home on monument. found by digging down that much of Lord's," Mosenthal line of men's shoes and Oxfords for Mowing Thursday, May 23. it is rotted, especially on moist tround Evening Service. SANDY HOOK METHODIST CHURCH. fine dress wear. All the latest styles The Best World. SPECIAL SDOWINO G. W. Bevans and of Bridge- Last Saturday's ball game between and Cantata Domino in C, Buck and leathers. Prices Sandy in ihe family the Kent school and the the rest of it has not sprouted or if Dudley IT 1 Ol O. right. port were in this place on Decoration village boys so made but little JNunc Dlmlttis in D, melds SUNDAY 8RRVICBS. nuun anw ouire. day, the guests of Mr and Mrs Levi resulted in a victory for Kent school growth. Anthem, "I know that the Lord a score of 23 to 5. r mmn , 1 1 &. White Bevans. with is great," Bruno Huhn Sunday morning at 10 45 o'clock, tbe mr ha. xr. wuu aaa oeea vis- Corn Grain Harvesters. " Kos-suthstre- et, A xsyior, George W. Bevans, Jr., of 954 ; beautiful Shetland pony, four years The New Milford Cadets had their first of a series of sermons on tbe Mrs S. C. left on Wed- - Me aavd and Miss Ella old, a direct importation from the Is- BETHEL. Brst dress iting Judson, See Save Money Lawn Waists. Bridgeport, Belle rehearsal, Tuesday night. Lord's Prayer. Sunday school at 12 nesaay ior uraKiana, kj&i. one wlu Ushmann, Grand street, were united lands through the Meade farm' The members are proud of their uni- visit tbe Yellowstone Park enroute to We tboa ih newest alts, lace ar em tiroId in marriage on Tuesday, May 14. arrived at this station, Saturday Andrew Wood and family of New forms and hope to give a good account noon. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock the ner no me. E.JB. BUCKINGHAM, ered Uimmexi. Their wedding trip included New York, morning, for George Baum of East York arrived m town, last Tuesday, at the coming Bi centennial. subject will be, "Profit and Loss." - NoBiaviiXB, Conn. Providence and other places. They are Kent. and opened their summer home in Elm- Mr Mrs re- $3.50 to $30. Mrs S. M. who wood and P. H. McCarthy are 1M-- S. now at home to their many friends at Bull, has been visit- district for the summer. MISS NELLIE BYRNES. Thursday prayer In of a son on Sun- Telephone new home, 2009 North avenue, ing Winsted and vicinity for a number When you want your prescription evening, meeting joicing tbe birth Colored Lawn "and Colored Batieta their at 1 30 o'clock. day, June 2 This estimable couple's $& Bridgeport. Mr Bevans, who is well of weeks, returned to her home, Mon- put up right by a licensed pharmacist The funeral of Miss Nellie Byrnes, are an uit. 75 t $s known here, has the best wishes of his day. go to Chares J. English s drug store. who died in the Bridgeport hospital many mends extending hearty John Anderson, expert upholster take the lead. For sale from cancer, took on T. O. Mackinnon, an exceedingly congratulations. er ana rurniiure repairer, win be In many friends as he begins life in his Magee ranges place Monday Newtown and 13 new home. by Fred A. Hickok, the plumber. afternoon. The funeral was held in affable gentleman of attractive quali- Ladles Worcester Sandy Hook, June WESTON. The Gilbert and & Miller Co. are sell- St John's Rev J. F. Plumb of- ties, has been in The Bee office, this praise tbe Royal and 14, and will be prepared to attend Mrs Edwards S.Beardsley and daugh- church, corsets Correct in style and tin lab. to wo It In his line. Orders ter, Ruth, spent last Tuesday in Hunt- ing a nice line of harnesses. Call and ficiating. The hymns, "Asleep in week, installing the new Simplex type At Curtis & Co.'s. any may ! the of Mrs A HOUSE BURNED. look at them before you buy. Jesus." "Tarry witb me, O my Sav- setting machine. If the machine Taylor, be addressed to Mr Anderson, Box 79, Auction ington, guests Beardsley's and is a blessed as as Mr Mackin- New Milford, Conn. andlMrs L.J. Wheeler. A The house of and all Stop at the store of McDowell & Tay- iour" "There home," proves satisfactory coffees and In . . . parents.!Mr Joseph Sturges lor on and : were choir. non, will be O.K. , sure Teas, fancy groceries ai pvoiie aactioa at Last week Wednesday evening about its contents was totally destroyed by Center street get bargains sung by the it enough. larue assortment at Curtis & place of toe.in lata.iuC. M. Praach. il old house to C. fire on 19 pounds of best granulated sugar for Taylor, Tbe bouse of Miss Julia Prindle was 9 o'clock, the belonging Thursday night of last week. Co. 's. and 44 S which stood nearly opposite Mr Sturges was asleep in his room $1, five gallons best kerosene oil for In consequence of overwork and There will be a grapbopbone enter- entered, Sunday night, about Three Milea West Curtis, 50c and the best coffee and tea ev- Derv ius II. S. In .cash taken from a bureau. Miss of MrRyan's2placeon the turnpike, was at the time. He was aroused by neigh- - you strain, Mygatt,prei1ent tainment and roller skating at the Scythes, snaths, rakes and all kinds was a er drank for 25c per pound. Remem- of the Bi Centennial associatior, has tools R. H. Beers & Co.'s. Prindle awakened by noise tn Bridgeport, ber Doke's guarantee is behind it. been obliged to leave home for medical Town hall, Friday evening, June 7. farming at tbe night, but thinking it was the attention, and under the orders of his All are Invited. young girl who lives with her paid uo Flre'Mlnates walk rrom Fairfield u-iU-ey Dr Allen McLane - HOW'S THIS? serious attention to lu Entrance to on Brew-sta- r Street. physician, Hamilton, was At 10 STALLIONS! NICHOLS. will have to give up active participat- A delightful event socially was the We offer One Bnndrea lkllars Reward for tbe house made by tbe window, o'clock, rata or ablna, on Two FINE TROTTING ion;; in the ceremony of the Memorial any cage of Uatarrb tbat cannot be cured by but tbe Intruder departed by tbe front whist party, day evening, at Hall's Uatarrb (Jure. door, as It was found CHUBCH JOTTINGS. association. the Beach Memorial Library building. F. J. CHENEY Jt CO., Toledo. O open. Wednesday, June 12th, NATIONAL and LUTHER C. Gilford highest-scor- e was Noble has returned from the The made by Mrs We. the nnderolgned, bare known F. J Morae rake, wheel karrowjiooth barrow, a Will riake the Season of 1907 at My Stables in Conn Owing to the storm of last Sunday, Lawrence Taylor, whose tally card Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him Mr and Mrs R. H. Beers were In com aneller Jo cart, ropaa, Waterbury, was 35 perfectly honorable In all business tran- New gIouKbe,ecraper f wfca. cider oarrela. waroaa. Two of nicest horses in State. kind to there only a small congregation at bore punches; the second honors and able to out Yoiic, tbe first of tbe week. I I the big the Just the breed to and were Mrs M. sactions Bnonclally carry any eurrry. trap. I aquare box. I buck board. I that will sell for a good price. Like like. the Methodist church. Those who divided between James obligations made by bis firm. Ooocnrd. 2bore truck waroa. a get something produces WALUING. KINNAN ft MARVIN. BOSTON t ta. - were present listened to a fine sermon NOTICE. Blackman and Miss Lillian Dikeman TEBEItB atrinne beHa. bear? alngla aarnaaa. etoae-boa- National- Luther C. on Memorial JEtev with 29 to Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. irrlBdstooe, Is a 10 O. is day by the pastor, points their credit; and the Hali'4 Oatarrb Cure is taken act- School hose are the brst for chl etc National bay horse, hands high, with Luther a handsome seal brown horse a Internally, aur-f- n drer, a record of 2.17M In a five heat race, which he 15 3 bauds sired W. McDermott. The church was very have been third choice fell to Mrs Reynolds, ing directly upon the blood and mucous 12 per at Be thel. - high, by Quartermaster.2.21M. pair Frerch's, 10 3 won.- He Is om of the best bred stallions in His dam was Olara P., full sister to Nellie O., trimmed with national Arrangements guest at the Inn. Of the es of tbe system. Testimonials sent free. Cows, Fresh, col- prettily the gentlemen Price 75c bottle. Sold bv all the state. Ills colts are all nice size and with a record of 2.27H. His was Ida colors. made which H. H. Curtis and C. B. Glover carried per druggists. Low-do- ors and are all and chestnuts He was Mott's grandamson by people driving Take Hall's Family Pi Us for Constipation. BUT YOUR SHOES covered aallk wacon. See one bays Schepber, by Independent, of Bys off the honors, the former with 34 dittoa. 3 craea-ca- t eawa. S beea aeaiea. I sired by Wellington, who was got by Kentucky dyk's Hambletonlan. Luther O.'s colts are in from the outside towns can - and Oxfords at Prince. His dam was Agnes, by Aberdeen, nice size, nice color and and would be Miss Daisy Nichols spent points and the latter with 31. As the HUNTINGTOM- French's, Btthel. Rutcber wladiaaa. complete, aad otber ruoia m stylish Sunday too numerous son of Rysdyk's Hambletonlan and his grand-da- fast if they had the proper training. He with Mr and Mrs Lester Shelton. have their teams cared for and scores grew less the players gathered to mention. was Widow Machree,who was by Seeley's is sire of Ping Pong. With a record of in Prof Fisher of one KDISON RECORDS Abbwtl. American Star.l 2.32 . "iIe Bpent checked at Riverside round tbe table squads, each trying Irving Yale, of J. a nSnrXnnr baggage to judge which package contained the tbe leaders in the new treatment of For Jnne on sale at French's, Bethel. Before you breed your mares come and look at my horses and see for yourself. Tf vnn Mr and Mrs William Wellington vis-- "ark, acrOSS Town Bridge gift best suited to bis wants. The tubercolosis, will speak in tbe Cong ra- breed to a small pacing horse or a small horse of any kind, of poor ,"co'or, you will never get 111611 111 display of tbe trophies continued tbe tional church in Huntington. Thurs A to tbe and Mr your back. I am always home at noon and at 6 o'clock la the For rrfm KCliaDle Will 7 45. shopping trip large and Mrs K. I Bond of Taunton moneyinformation address evening. pedigree A number f here attended the CttaeF hilarity. Collars, side combs, small day evening, June 13, at He baa pleasant store of Howard & Barber on a aortal danoe and full auto club 3o. and be been commended PresiKooseveltfor Main gave very pleasant at at sport Hiii, May arrangements will mirrors, tbermometers, match safes, - by street, Derby, is a pleas- Mr Mrs C. en-- his work. in always thtlr. borne, last Friday evening, SAMUEL LOWE. P. O. Box 18, Waterbury, Conn. and J. Thorp recently made for carinf for 300 teams pen knives and many other small arti- People tbe surrounding ure and you will always find a host of which Was enjoyed by a number ot tertalned Mrs Dlbhle anrl Mrs AV. cles rewarded the players for their ex towns are Invited. bargains there. e. , ucud THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, JUNE 7. 1907. carpenter, is dolor the work. wonderful machine that ever gracea a country print shop. ARRIVALS AT THE BADKR HOUSE. Be& MOTHERHOOD C. D. Hewitt, J. M. McCormick, Dr The Newtown WILL. Newtown. Friday. June 7, 1807. E. E. INETTLETON'S ESTATE The first requisite of a good George A. Smith, Dr George Nordaby, PAY TWENTY PER CENT. mother is good health, and the ex- F. w. WUlougbby, Wilfred T. Nott, perience of maternity should not be C. E. Hall, New Haven. The "Champion" LUMBERMAN AMOUNT- approached without careful physical W. G. Wo bare lust recall CLAIMS AGAINST as a woman who is in James Dwyer, Eugene Scott, kWDlm necasaltv. flnlabed lol CIRCULATION : ED TO $200,000. preparation, to Olmstead, C. W. Rubbins, F. H. Rkk tht we &re omwrad to eli good physical condition transmits er kinds of furniture. Tba j Suit for $5 her children the of a good Barnes, spring Boys, January 1, 182 blessings- Danbury. Having completed their investiga- constitution. Lt. M. Allen, W. H. Marigold, Jr., is made to of claims against for mater- E. S. Wa ara a'sa howtn a new lloa of POBO give Last week, 4500 tion all the presented Preparation healthy Way, M. S. Oomstock, In I Net-tleto- n, is Harry quota exceptionally good value Utraa goods extra long service the estate of the late Edward E. nity accomplished by LydiaTS. Willett, W. L. Ronald, Bridgeport. Ex-Senat- Pinkham's under the hardest M. J. Houlihan of Vegetable Compound, N. Y. Har- which is made from native roots and John Campbell, Nyack, usage to wear Newtown and John Q Tilson and herbs, more successfully than by any William McDonough, Plainfleld, N. and save money Ten Page. rison Hewitt of New Haven, commis- other medicine because it gives tone J. J. D. Kiml and 'mending. sioners on the estate, that it and strength to the entire feminine report ul- MRS. E. W. Vonderhoof, Stratford. Main Street, Wood bun Only the tough- will pay a dividend of 20 per cent on organism, curing displacements,, JAM ES CHESTER A. C. C. us- ceration and inflammation, and the T. Francis Moran, Kelsey, est fabrics are claims amounting to about $200,000 result is less suffering and more children healthy at birth. For more G. Voorhis, W. H. Duffy, Thomas ed; all seams are TOPICS. Mr Nettleton was a lumber dealer and than thirty years Hartford. n TOWN Savage, Funeral Director and Embalmer. double-sew- with resided at Duncan hall In New Haven. R. A. M. C. E. Vroman, Geddls, F. SS-- linen thread and He died in on March 13, 1906. E. Compound Night Calls A Specialty. Phone: Local ts--a. Long Lttataao a, THE SIMPLEX TYPE SETTING that city Lydia Pinkham'sVegetablein for childbirth. Vroman, Brooktield. taped; stout linen developed that after his'death his has been the standby of American mothers preparing II. C. H. Busbnell, A. H. fltCHlNE It - NotewhatMrs. JamesChester.of427 W. 85th St.; New York says in this R McNeil, stays resist strains; estate was insolvent. The largest mother knew about York. brook letter: Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-- "I wish every expectant Antisdale, New cousin. Mrs John in pants have double claim was by the Say E. A who had learned Jm. their Beach, INSTALLED IN THB OFFICES OF TBI presented Lydla Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. neighbor H. Knapp, Norwalk. Stratford on Tuesday. Our Ambition. seat and knees. Savings bank of Essex for $49,000. This of its great value at this trying period of a woman's life urged me to try W. W. New dou-le-breast- ed BEE PUBLISHING CO. T. F. Youngs, Osborne, Misses Gladys and Ruth Roberts, who Handsome was for the bank had ad- it and I did so. and I cannot say enough in regard to the good it did me. Boats aaplra to eaaMalaabla money that I am in the best of health now." Milford. have been the guests of Mr and Mrs beUbta.(Mbra to leaa bnlUut aeMnamciiiw suits, new era In vanced him on notes. The security recovered quickly and Boston. Andrew Roberta in New Milford. re- Wa aim to aall food booart ateoaa. aad wa ara This week begins a the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is certainly a successful W. E Hardy, James Egan, on oat wall, Thuk Ton. If in medium and is for this amount eventually to and ailments of women. turned home Sunday. nklnbona "niaDr"qalta wlito. aoiBia abona" aadr office of Thk Mbwtown Bee, and it proved remedy for the peculiar weaknesses - M. A. Smith, Derby. Mrs Alvira Warner has been ill btn ooaoa dart we our friends be worth only $8,000. The Deep River It has cured almost every form of Female Complaints. Dragging Sensa- Lakevllle. quite nexltoia prtoaa, U albi pay jua to hara. mixtures, with pride that Invite tions. Tralllnir and DisDlacements. Inflammation, Ulcera R. A. Silvernale, at her home in Mallette district, the .sizes 7 to 16, $5. to see our wonderrui sim Connecticut National bank was the Wplr rji- M. W. E. C. week, with a hard cold. Oood Repair! Let and readers tions and Organic Diseases of Women and is invaluable In preparing for Aspinwall, Logan, past I tea Indeed fcirtana'e to fcava Meara4 tba your bov test In next its claim $17,000 Mrs Nellie Co well and son of New aXtaa-rac- plex typesetting machine, just largest creditor, Childbirth and during the Change of Life. ; Washington. arrk wA Mr Dwlgbt Wllttaoia to took a Chamoion Suit. 01 a debt held over from a business Haven are visiting- Mrs Richard Har- work aa yoa may favor eta wit la tfeka stalled. The demand for plenty and S- - E. Decker, Ellen vtlle, N. Y. aaa boaaao- - Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- news The com- Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women ris, Sr., who is seriously ill at the home llaa. Xha fact tba air WUltaoaa fresh news matter, for the late failure of Mr Nettleton's. Women Standingform of female weakness are invited to Mrs John J. Egan, Vincent .gan. of her eon on Main street. plorad la om aboa aiora for oral ton ym nishings for boys of all ages. 01 will file in the suffering from any aad only raoaa ly raalnad aka paalUoai in full detail right up to the hour missioners their report write Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, JIih. Her advice ia free. Helen Egan, Brooklyn. The strawberry festival at Grange 00roe wlU taa, to vary anbataaUai trta for Probate court in New Haven, this hall. Wednesday evening, was quite bis tBtrgrtty aad workmaaobip. publication; the necessity keeping E. H. DeMars, Waterbury. well attended. Some 60 were In with the week. guests ;the front rank great was present.- - John Q. Tcrrlll, of the newspaper business Editor A. P. Smith of Thk Bb Lee Dickinson has a fine new span of Nortb Woodbmry. Ooaa, recent and the aesire to OBITUARY. a broad, .open piazza In front and is lo- the guest, last week Thursday night, work horses, purchased of New Milford during years; LITCHFIELD COUNTY. - our readers as much as possible cated some1- 500 .feet southeast of the of Mr and Mrs Edwin C. Whitehead. parties. Outfitters to' Mem, Women and Children give Mrs Lillian Dubenski spent Saturday M. Sullivan. Redding Ridge; Cannery for their money these consiaerations MRS ELIZABETH S. BOTSFORD. Trowbridge residence. Mrs has returned to Northwest Corner some WASHINGTON. Esther Hawley in New Haven. Bros.. Georgetown; W. B. Hswiey. among others led us to see . that Mrs Orestes Daniel L. Church returned to New Honan & Soule. Gaylorda-vill-e; Main Street and Fairfield Avenue. nana Mrs Elizabeth S. Botsford, widow of her home with hickox, Sherman: thing swifter and better than STANLEY FOWLKO. two weeks passed in Woodbury. Haven on Monday. Smith Bros.. Cornwall Bridge; Conn. whose PLKA8ANT-LYOB8KRVK- after Bridgeport, must be provided. After the late Oliver S. Botsford, A MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY remains of Fowler, cre- Reuben Warner, Jr.. of Greenwich, Edwin H. Beards! ey. New Preston; typesetting was near Botsford The Stanley Miss Helen Farrand has taken a po was in town a few days, this week. George E. Frink, Falls Village; E. S. a and careful 01 tne home Depot, passed mated Dos Cal., on May - long investigation of her son, Edward at Angeles,' as in L,u He '8 (Epis- John Dickinson was in Newtown over Fairchild & Son. Nichols, drug- tores. c whole of mechanical typeset away at the home was a 11, was interred in the cemetery sition organist St of James subject on Wed- There very pleasant family 1907, church in last Sunday, the guest 50c we have finally installed the ma M. Botsford, in Bridgeport, at the home of Mr and Mrs en Washington Green, May2l.. A copal) Bridgeport. ting, 29, 78 years and five gathering m chine which is working sucn a revolu- nesday, May aged Henry Nettleton on May 19, in honor service was held at the home of bis Ezra Hull has sold driving horse to HE FIREDJTHE STICK. old of months. The funeral was held rrom mar Rev R. E. Haven. tion in the methods producing M. Bots- of the 40th anniversary of the sister, Miss Hattie Fowler, Dr Smith of New REMARKABLE RESCUE. the home of her son, Edward - Fowler was newspapers. Sat- riage of Mr and Mrs Nettleton. Carter officiating. Stanley Mr Shear of West Morris has a "I have fired the walking stick Ire is that on no labor saving ford, 106 Hick street, Bridgeport, those were Mr and a son of Dr'Remus Fowler and Is sur- That is than fiction, carried over 40 years, on account of a It probable June 1, at 1 o'clock, Among present handsome pair of horses, bought or truth stranger of treat- machine has more time ana money urday afternoon, Mrs Lloyd H. Nettleton and May Ed- vived by two sisters, Miss Hattie Fow- has once more been demonstrated in the sore that resisted every kind A Made on a device to set Rev Gerald H. Beard of the Park Con- Miss Florida. Mr Ezra Hull. little town of Feora. Tenn.. the resi- ment until I tried Bncklen's Arnica Fresh been expended than offic- na Nettleton of Hoboken, N. J., ler and Mrs Lavitt of V. He that has bealed the sore and For over a cen gregational church, Bridgeport, of N. was a man of John Coldwalter is driving a stylish dence of C. Pepper. writes :"I Salve; and distribute type. was to the Harriett Nettleton Newark, J., Fowler literary ability was in bed, entirely disabled with made roe a happy man." writes John Emulsion of inventors have struggled with iating. The body brought Mrs Arthur Nettleton of Hartford and for several years held a position in pair of horses, bought of Ezra Hull. of the and throat. Garrett, of North Mills. N. C Guar- tury Botsford after hemorrhages lungs R-- H. the question, and while their efforts cemetery, Saturday and Mr and Mrs Howard Cogswell. the government postoffice at Washing- Doctors failed to help me. and all hope anteed for Piles. Bums.etc.. by Cod Oil has noon, Tor DUriai. rs,ev iiiuwaru had fled when 1 began taking- Dr Beers A. Co.. Newtown ; Betta A Rett. Liver were. partially successful, it only Erjr ton, D. C. ROiBORT. Then Hook ; P. Garvin. Bethel ; W. a of Southington officiated at the service ATTRACTIVE! COTTAGK. King-'- New Discovery. instant Sandy J. been in the past 10 years that prac- AN relief came. The couching soon ceased : N. Noble. New Milford: E. J. Buck- more beneficial been on the! at the grave. Mrs Botsford is survived Bacon is bulld-- William is preparing to build ; Allen Rox- Is tical machine has put M. Botsford of Contractor Richard Zumpf H. H. WARNER. the bleeding- diminished rapidly, and ingham. Huntington Joyce. than on that has been in stock foi market. seems like an impossibili- by two sons, Edward ini? for Courtland a cot an addition to his barn. George in three weeks I was able to go to bury Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Co.. It and Botsford oi Trowbridge ' H. H. the of our M. Sullivan. Redding: months. We make ours fresh ev- ty that any combination of machinery Bridgeport George for his hired man, 23 x 46. It has Nobles, the veteran and well known Warner, subject work." Guaranteed cure for coughs Roxbury; J. Middletowc; also a sister, Miss E. F. tage sketch, was a son of Mr and Mrs John and colds. 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed Ridge; Connery Bros.. Georgetown; ery week, with Hypophosphites, other than that encompassed in tne Warner, and was born March 25. 1829, & Co.. W. B. Sherman; Honan &. a Bray of Botsford, who lived with ber, now own by R. H. Beers Newtown; Hawley. 75c bottle. human body could separate nearly o at the old Warner homestead, Betta & Betta, Sandy Hook; P. J. Soule. Gaylordsville; Smith Bros.. hundred characters, pick them up and a brother, Rev Edward Bray, ed and occupied by 'lheodore tiwen. Garvin. Bethel; W. N. Noble. New Cornwall Bridge ; Edwin H. Beards-le- y. " When a man about 18 years old New Preston ; George E. Frink, form them into words, combine Southington. young Milford: E. J. Buckingham. Hunting- &. Emulsion again, he learned the hatting: trade at Lyman : Allen Roxbury, Falls Village: E. S. Fairchild Son. sentences and Rox- - ton Joyce. Station; - Cod Liver Oil and the words into place JUNE MILLINERY SALE. Ferris shop, which was located in G. W. Hurlburt & Co.. Roxbury ; J. Nichols, drug- stores. 50c of them in order for that older but none bury, where he worked for about Z4 Hypophosphites of brains In 1854 Mr and Mrs Warner Lime and Soda. the less marvelous result years. wnere the modern press. The Sim- Mrs George Dunham, 1127 Broad moved to UanDury, ior iu A tonic and tissue builder printing announces a June years Mr Warner was superintendent plex does it though, and does it five or street, Bridgeport, of a hat shop there. His next move useful in the treatment of as most sale of trimmed hats at prices less was bronchitis, six times as fast the rapid was to Brooklyn, where he also consumption, than you will find the same quality of superintendent for 10 years of a hat weak lungs, chronic cough, compositor. moved toTShel-to- n, ss loss of flesh, anaemia, de- was to make mistakes in the goods elsewhere. New white summer ' shop there. They then It easy children's where for 6 years Mr Warner car bility, scrofula,Rickets,etc. old way. An 'e" would sup into tne hats, lingerie hats, bats, ried on succssfully a coal and leea dus-ines-s. h" box or a "d" Into the "n" box, new wings, roses, at prices i to i less. After making one or two oth- but the Simplex can make no sucn An inspection will be to your interest. er short stays in different places. Mr can and doubt- and Mrs Warner returned to Roxbury The mistakes. The operator in 1878 and moved into their present less will continue to make mistakes, The busiest doctor In this township - home. Mr Warner on June 2. 1851. H Stein- ieaven-wort- h, indie Pharmacy, but they will be fewer than before and told us the other day that the was married to Miss Julia the hardships of the proof reader will Bloch raincoat he bought from us last daughter of Shelton Leaven- all-rou- coat whose home, is in the east part In the Shopping District,. be considerably lessened and the sensi Spring is the best utility worth, owned ; on. muddled of the town on the farm now Main bilities of the critical newspaper read h ever nut He has it and occupied by Fred Leavenwortn. as 987 St., less before. drenched but up, it's Mr and Mr - er shocked frequently than and it, pressed will be seen on June 2,1907. Bridgeport, Conn. It would be almost an impossibility the same trim coat, smooth, well-fittin- g, Warner will celebrate their 56th wed- of for or ding anniversary and both are still in to give an accurate description this proper any surroundings and make and way hour. Oh for a raincoat? Davis & good health always it pleas Druggists. wonderful machine the only , ant for their irienas wno can ana w to get even a faint Idea of Its possibil Savard, corner Main street and Fair them. Mr Warner has always had a come examine work field are sole interest in the welfare of his na ities is to and its avenue, Bridgeport, deep , Steln-Blo- ch town and has neia tne 01 Suits. ings. We DUbllsh a picture in this agents for clothing. tive positiondiffer- Blue Serge accurate as as selectman for 10 or 12 years at issue which is far gen ent periods and is this year first select- a Suit and are tare to be a sat- eral appearances go, but of course gives Ornamental wire fencing for flower man of the town, being elected last fall Get good Serge you can be He has also isfied man. We take no chances with our, Serge Suit. no Idea as to how it is operated. beds and to protect grass plots by the democratic party. col- MAKE The uses the had R. H. Beers & Co.'s. been a member of the board of relief of Serge is tested to make sure that the Simplex typesetter just at and was one of the ior a Every piece or Doable same kind of type as is set by hand He registrarsa or is fast and the fabric is right. Single W. A. the mason, is put number of years. is good citizen. YOUR OWN Each individual type has a separate Shepard, kind neighbor and is held in nign es- breasted Suits. S 12 to $20. ting on the walls in the residence oi who know him. combination of "nicks" or notches cut William C Uorbett. teem by all GAS. on the edge, and on this fact is based Choice Straw Hats. of ma- THE BOOTH SCHOOL ENTER the fundamental principle the Edward Lillis and of Derby TAINMENT. The Straw Mat Wesson will so" be la full swing Country Homaa, tit chine. As will be noticed in the pic family to make selections should J were guests, Sunday, or Mr ana Mrs Booth school entertainment you'll fare better your early. The " Chureha,Factri8 ture, the body of the Simplex consists Botsford. .. m 1 II 1 on. owl taair own Gas Plaats one above and rotat Martin Lillis at given in tne lown nan in noxoury for Lighting.' Haatiag, of two cylinders, Tuesday evening. May 28. was success Tir-rill- 'a Powar. on the other. In both TYPE-SETTIN- and renectea Cookiag aad ing cylinders, last THE SIMPLEX G MACHINE. ful in every way great CLOTHING HOUSE, Eqnaliziag" Gaa extending vertically their full length, Mr and Mrs Minott Augur spent credit upon all who were in any way HUB Machiae ia abaolutaly aafa at 90 each channel Sunday and Monday In woodbriage connected with it. The scholars rend are parallel channels, Main Street. almpla to handla, always and New Haven with friends.D ered their pieces well and the program, 929 corresponding to some one type. Announcements of Bethel Business Men. which was neither too long nor too Corner Bank, ready, ehaaply oparated. To distribute the type in the first went wthout any hitch Bond short, through Wa also manufacture place, the channels of the upper cylin Mr and Mrs E. L. of Taunton or delay of any kind. The stage was Conn. all kinds of Gas aad Gas-ela- aa filled "dead matter" a very social uauoe ao tastefully decorated witn appie-oios-so- Bridgeport, Ei-aia- aa der are with gave pleasant - was a supplies Gas is- re- and honeysuckle. There Automobile type that has been used and their home, last Saturday evening, enthusi- aad or was a number of full house present and they Storage Tasks. volved step by step. At each step which enjoyed by FULL VALUE astically applauded the pieces all the s close of the cata- movement of the distributer cylinder people. when Cement way through. At the Saadfor complete of line of dead For vour money you buy your Lumber, exercises was enjoyea unin xx. ba convinced. the bottom type each wet is to dancing : logue aad wards or chan June has come but the cold, and Material at my Lumber Yard. It a pleasure o'clock. The following is the program matter is tested by the w.fl.ther is with us and this foretells a Building Chorus. ' O Uome.tome Away. nels of the lower cylinder, until it quote you prices on large or small lots. Chorus, "Ehren on the Rhine." finds one exactly corresponding and great grass crop. The Farmers' tup Recitation. "The Christening," I ply & Roofing Co. of Bridgeport call Rachel Booth. down lower to-da- drops into the magazine. y, to , Airs The lower is and vour attention in their adv., A. H. SENIOR, Duet. "In the btarugnt A. Wood cylinder stationary tools and the ; Chunn and Mr Beecher. Walter bottom of each channel it con their large line of haying 64 South Street, Bethel, Conn. on at the low at which they are selling Chorus, "The uearest &pot tains a lever which is connected with prices Earth." . . Mowers, Reapers, a similar to that of a type them. Instrumental, Adelaide fons. and Tedders. Tirrill Gas Machine Light keyboard Solo. "Sweet Little Woodland Hay Rakes writer.. When a character on the key James Coles was in New Milford, CIGARS SOFT DRINKS Rose." Maude Stephens. advanced in bnt we are still ing Co., board is pressed down the lever releases of John B. Cox. E. E. Millspaugh, Recitation. "The bpanisn wower, Many eoods have price New York. Monday, the guest Builder. Larson. - - s 75 Fultoa St., the corresponding character from the and Gem Lunch Room, Hattie .." the old reliable Carpenter The r- selling Established 1863. channel and on a rapidly Flans and Estimates furnished, BETHEL. Solo. "On the zuyaer ze, deposits it 'Fear is the graveyard of prosper! lobbing promptly attended to. lotte Sanford. moving disc which carries it around P. O. Box 106, Bethel, Ct. Greenwood Ave., Near E. K. Crossing. Chorus. Native Tools Call at the house and see what machine and to a which ty. "Selected. "My Hook Wood Haying of lierht elves and what we the "packer" Telephone connection. Recitation. "Pin Correspond kind it the letters into a line in their G. A. Ste ence," John Humphrey. and three : . packs Visitors at the home of 01 ranr&ci. the low of the Ust two years. can do with it. proper order, in an position, were Recitation, "tong tne at prices upright vens of the Glen, Decoration day, Gilbert-Mill- er Place," Mary Wagner. or, to use a printer's phrase, "standing his sister, her two daughters and their The Co., Solo. "Lucky four ieai uoyer,. line of t A I C LT Pons. and Blowers, on their feet." A 'long type husbands, from Waterbury. Center Bethel, Conn. Ta-- aI a rVf AHlaid Green Mountain Siloa, Koss Cattera Smith Brothers, rapidly forms in front of the operator, 15 St., I I n.. M Sanford. and when he has for his pur of N Dealers In 149 Bkthki..iw.v, Choru3. "Ben Bolt." enough Mrs James Brown Elizabeth, Ckntkr St., Duet. "Whispering Hope, xurs Newtown Bee Office, pose he whirls his chair around, and of Mrs i'atricK Mcuar Hardware Woodei tin and Enameled Ware, '.T. J., is the guest i men. fir Ma.rt.inoz Pure Paints. Chunn and Mr Beecher. have. a ac NEWTOWN, CT. with a small instrument called Oil, and Varnishes, Jap-a-l- Sanitary Plumbing. Recitation. "The Mysterious Guest, thy. TurpentineChi Namel for Furniture and from the and your Blan-1...- ... Johnson. "grab" separates enough long Harnesses. Stable and Square Steam. Hot Water and Gas Ernest I Floors, Song:." . - . lit' ill J ILiatVC Oi llUC 11L1V W. who has passed a nrisinc riowlAn Tnnln. Pnultrv Netting. Chorus, "Hunting: & Co., George Hayes, White Lead! Tar Paper. Glass, Putty .Fllnt- - Recitation, "Mrs Harngan at the Farmers' Supply Roofing This he justifies or "spaces, New arrived, Sat- Barb Bread matters, Fitting. Beecher. PRFE hOK YUU. setting. year in Hampshire, kote Hoofing, Wire, - Shoe Store," Mr , Conn. and then takes another line and so on. the home of Knives and Scissors. Estimates Fumtsued. Chorus. "What Can the Matter Be? 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, urday, at Hayeselhurst, Full line of fresh Oarden and Field Jobbing Promptly Attended To. Kath When two persons are working at the his parents, Mr and Mrs W. F. Hayes. T?vr.;tot;Tv "Aunt Tabitha." same time, one operates the keyboard Seeds. arine Humphrey. Chorus, Vesper Hymn. and the other does the spacing. As When in Waterbury trad ng you can "The Blue and the one is is auto- a dinner at a small price Recitation. soon as line spaced it Ket toothsome on Maeee Ranges. Gray," Flora Bronson. back to make room at Calendar's Half Dime Lunch Vanilla Beans. Chorus. WANT TO BE CERTAIN matically pushed Heaters. 'Hara, limes, iemc DO YOU South Main street. Vanilla extract is made Winchester Ring: the Banjo. . - same time the 't,- a "Ring-- - for another and at the from the Vanilla Bean. That ia the real Lady," filled as pnyw:- so We vou bean. Yon never That your Prescription it your matter is leaded if desired. For guns, rifles and sporting goods show the 10c 44 Fairfield av- tasted purer or Detter extract was griven from the pulpit of , ... . - 1 Tf an. Kri n V It After the machine is once in opera call on Dan I). Smith, oz. Notice Sun- to :? , heT. of enue, Poll's per the Congregational church, last an would ukc tion all is necessary in the way Bridi4r'.opposite- that meaner. -rr. - Charles J. rionuments day that Kev and Mrs Chunn invited distributing is to place a galley of dead ..rr hnglish, of all ot tne w uic T.ot. Druggist, Aad Camatary Work the people congregation on the side ot the upper cylinder mo mall vou free.to prove merit, tati-ma- ta fifth anniversary of their marriage at One-F- if Size type Conn. kiada ia amy Graaita or Jnarbla. th Actual for does tne samples of my Dr Snoop's Restorative, Bethel, Lat- - the parsonage, Tuesday evening, Curtis' Pharmacy, n a place prepared it. it uu ana aaaigas oa application. 8 10.30 o'clock. Conn. and while is appar and my dook on enuer uyvcyaia, at raaaoaabla pnaae. June 11, from until Main and Elm Sta Bridgeport, PREMIUM No. 600. iwork perfectly, it , nr T.ne. Kianevs.. tariag Comer Heart, .it-.- auuicm... v . 1 uic,t ' Haaaaomaly daeoratad Chiaa Clock, ently simple, it would be impossible to Dr snoop, tiacine, wis. j. iuuuigo wl James H- - Ffm:a.r, ... ! hinh. hour movement, with the matter intelligently, bo ths stimanh. heart or kidneys, are House Successor to O. W. Bolles BETHEL, OOH ERIDGEWATER. and in. Ivor-la-. explain v of a ailment CleaningAnd very No time to bake. double roller escapement you to ori gimntnms deeper - busy.t !i n crnt. we won't try, but again invite 1 1 1 u . .ii.ii , : Rread." (Jake.. dial, bevel Crvstal. also aold plated Don t mase toe common cuui ui wcoir DUb uovoi i.h j . , j , NEWSY NOTES. H-AiLia- Ozona Trada come and see for yourself. treat Rolls and fles just line uuiuc AJsr hand. For too inff svmDtoms only. Symptom Yellow bakery wagon. Keep your ear open been Trnda Marka and 65 eta The Simplex is small and compact, ment is treating the result of your for the bell. NOTICE. A. J. McEslin. who has spend- 6 eta. 1100 and occu and not the cause. Weak two weeks at his home in town, Poatage, weighing about pounds ailment, & . We are not giving you some-.- ! ing to New Haven on Saturday. no more floor space tnan an or stomach nerves me msiue ucl ? Erdmann Company, thing for nothing, but we are giving you tne returned Millinery. . w Fairchild & She! ton Co. pying rndxnn st.nmacn aiwava. auu of 20 of hard and actual Miss Florence sneoeaer oi anenrau ThpI coal and while it took weakness, Bethkx Bawks, results years study shod home . arc-on- Ot. stove, as well, have when you get your horse at for a few days at the eighty-nin- e Broad ? TTnnan.tnnlc Ave.. Bridgeport. dinary tho hAart,. and kidneys Fountain Place non" Sractice for is visiting Nine hundred and Street," Bridgeport flW "vi brains and lots of them to Invent it, it their controlling or inside nerves, Our motto: "Honest work of her sister, Mrs t. y. ureer. construction woaVcn these nerves, and you inevita honest .Prices." Young ana aaugnwr.mra is nf remarkably simple HENRY A. BRENNAN," Stanley and El-m- a nnri at, liable to out of re bly have weak vital organs. Here is Old Man Ballard little daughter. not, all get has Say 19 14 Greenwood Avenne. BETHEL. OONN. been the guests of Mrs where Dr Shoop's Restorative t a fhaf. vnn irnt lbs"of t who have on How rmm.nT clock ara ttoare in Tour bonatfca ft No other even fatfor $1,5 eaT best Kerosene Elie Roberts, returned to Danbury Ume Mora Uiia -- ' - pair. made its fame. remedy Granulated. .1 . c Sugar. .. ara bm kMplni rlbl II ill I IILJn-- I have moved We have had it in operation only ioim t.n t.roat. the "inside nerves." r r i. ha.. nrtffAA nna Tea vou Wednesday. Clock ara Uvore aoU Wa maka a apactaicy ot a: for ??c. and all other goods, the . t Repairing.4 oz roar to No. 57 to a io tnr Viinat.incr. bad ever .v.drank nt. Drlce Mrs Cornelia Hawley and Master r ir .nn iroau MffTMJM. . Ulia... , w studio few days, but that is long enough biliousness, aflwria r.ha lowest at Machines. home it. raiuiriDKi " j " fet -- - HwnPrtoaa aaoaadiaglw r 11 11 1 iroirfioiri Ave., (over tne breath or complexion, use Dr Shoop's nnu' store, atoo vour horse on Center Mowing Ernest Hawley returned to their ara not benavinc iiiem"". 1 2 4 nave one 01 discover its true worth, and every time We have the agency for Johnston's been jw jr. win Tost,nrt,lve. Write for my free book street and get busy. , nnOtinno unfc readv for the areatest cut of in Newtown on Thursday, having Main we see it work, with almost human in Restorative sold by R, srass in recent years. These machines make of Mrs Eli Roberts. F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 St., Bridgeport. off now. Dr Shoop's McDowell & conditions. the guest and Miss mrnr wa' - feel like taking our A; Co.. Newtown: B. Haw. Taylor's, good under all Mrs Burton. Egbert Canfield tt Rapxs Thumb hand Bide of Center St., the tunerai Of - weather. & Co., P. J. Garvin, Ct. Mrv Morris attended lndauendent of the hat in Its presence. ley Stepney; Trumbull. a Bethel, Conn. SMITH BEERS, Bethel, Tt. is nertainlv the best and most Bethel; S. J.Parks, Rrldsenort,- Conn Wf iioiiuci't ao. v. , E NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY

a. - mas, . - at n - r r I r. , . tt nreslriont' n tvj . aawiey.. r . ' tiawiey,tt he 'Newtow i Bea r"'""' Bna treasurer; C. F. Beardf-- ark and P- - K- - Hawley, trnsv - Qulte aa maH8- . effort been New HiTfn'i t.hA r.00J" a New Haven's 7m PUBLISH , ' jcai it raise Most Reliable Most Br KeUabie 1 eno!int ,fUnd 10 prov,de ,ncome F&m THE BEE PUBL jHINGCOMPJLNT the Tep't Store XVp't Store rfMUSt m.iAra WmmQ.f eery year and kept in order. The 8MIT' For Infants and Child treasure 's. k kua&&tber sraV $ boards ALLISON P. M IL rerort AND KDITOR. had of new and are selling yue je ' ?J ral8ed M tun Manufacturers Sale w6tmiig OYES-Blngl- r inis purpose. OtL e, doulefe aria burner h oyeqcr HKCRBTART,. ., iausu nui Kind You After the Qnainsa MiNifllR. The' Have at the schoolhouse all WHITE MOUNTAIN IC CUE I&EE5E.RiSi HBNB Y M. 4ITH, adjourned to - : ARE. which isthe latest produc- V lua rJUfiiuu- tr.CelI!f ry to8eeto trimming the t.ViArin.rlrAt'i AQ1KT, IB m anil la HaaHaHIv t.ho tiirn OTVitMati sirtrl norm crest enamel n QlHIRAL r.rT.rr..M.M.mmii'ii' 1 doing else NEGLIGE A Always" anything thought SHIRTS "-- y Bought best. Wo Was .w have a fine assortment of DAIRY PAILS 4t bo eocy-ver- heavy. 7 D ttfahio PronnrAllon For As It th nrwl A2rf ing that all KEGULA thcFoodandBcgula-lin-g trimming and cutting out J-- Hi. 60 similating of trees A IN L UUBUXIK. H U - i'UMJrTb, v"V.S5 a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months. I Stomachs andDowels of should be done by or under Oentf or Four Months. Four Cents a Oopy. U the Bears the WHITE AND COLORED Air .".i.eesmoraerto insure unifor- " At hincr. Tinning. Steam. Water and Hot mity, it was voted that.'h.f.. .v.. From a maker of anu to make on job large or annual be First-clas- Heating "rlad price any : I meeting held in May, sub- s 7: ns Signature ject to the call of Neglige small. Promotes DigcsHon.Cheerful-nessandRest.Contai- the president and Shirts NlKUVK. 19t7. 1 A other officers, was the manuf- (CMI.lBITil n JtE neither the last it acturer is f Opium.Morphiie norMineraL of meeting was held. It was over- IS. . Isox proposed and agreed to that later in stocked and he J AXL'S, Narc otic. the season the men should turn turns to us as with teams out an ' I and tools to maks some Sandy Hook, 4 J)ve9f0UJ-SStUELPtTClB- lt outlet. TjblkPhonh, II much needed improvements in the old part. At 59cts made to sell Ner-He- e I'll Stnn vra,Tr.;.. fry , for 98ct; white Ratks : HI ( . , hct:. io snow you The Man Who Smokes Advertisiho In fore you spend a penny what Shirts, pleated acd us ana re sure una lw lmo Smo Brno year HI fir r j- - my Pink Pain Tablets can do. I will tucked fronts. snouia consult is ii) 1- to suit his tastes, as our line Is large and varied. -8 Inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 I Package of them thing You can also find here a line of 1 Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 8.00 10.00 HI "nl s TP1 lare sporting 2 inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 HI frfHeadache Tablets. Neu-- At 59ctS made to goods of all kinds. 3 inches 8.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 HI laiKia, Toothache. sell for colored im- Theatro A n, Use neaaache, Period $1; D. 4 inches S.OO 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 U perfect Remedy forConstipa-Ro- pains, etc. are due alone to blood con- DAN SMITH, m&3sooxh. -4 column 4.00 8.00 18.00 24.00 40.00 H Sour Diarrhoea Dr ported madras bosoms, 1--3 ' Stomach, gestion. Headache column 5.00 10.00 200 28.00 48.00 I .Feverish-nes-s Shoop's Tablets with white 1- -8 Worms .Convulsions kill column 8.00 12.00 84.00 38.00 80.00 I ' simply pain by coaxintr away the body. 3--4 column 8.0 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 I and LOSS OF SLEEP. unnatural blood pressure. That is all. 1 column 10.00 80.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 III For Over At SOcts made Black amIthing, Carriage and c i?63 rPr ShoP. Racine. Wis. t Facsimile Signature of H. Beers. Newtown : B. ell for 79cts; Co'ored Wafoa Repairing. Best notices, brevier tvroe. 10c line. 9-- . Reading 1m Jl 1 nZX Stepney; P. Garvin. madras and uith. Bm.11 nn.n.M41 - n ; S. J. perca'e. J. Parks. Trumbull. and tucked front- - C. L. SMALLEY, Pump NEW YORK. Thirty Years pleated ! I' Jill' ,Fr, f?1UCatarrh' U8t to prove mer- At S1.00 made to sell SUpasy Dspeti Ct. on HOME NEWS. it' a Trial Box. of Dr Shoop's Catarrh m :d to sell BniBLISBID IN 1889. Kemedy. Let me send it now. It is a at $1.50; the "Improve J Mon- for $2.00 and $2.50; the best Practical Horseshoer. snow-whit- e, creamy, ogram" Shirts in white and Earth tic balm. healing, antisep- Improved Monogram ihirts. Wagon and Carriage im- TENT flEETlNG Containing such healing in- colors, with separate cuffs. inwhite and co'.ors. the new- pairing and Painting : also Blacksmlthing In gredients as Oil Eucalyptus. Menthol, 4 all Its branches. First class workmanship EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. etc.. Fit guaran esd or est co'.or effects, attached or guaranteed and prices always reasonable AT WH1SCONIKR HILL, BROOKFIJELD lhymol. gives instant and last- your Telephone Connection: Bridgeport Division for ing relief to catarrh of the nose and money bick. separate cuffs. VMS Mfmuin nn vomi errs. throat. Mnlra . . i - Wells The fifth annual Bible and Mission miiuf. tk. We belong to the yourself what this preparation can and ! that never and ary conference will be held in a tent Ml .vu, party ip,,ae Aaaresa Ur We NOTICE throws mod and - Wis Shoop. pay Return Fare on purchase or $10 or more sanu. xoai is bue Cisterns'. opposite the home of P K. Hawlev. ,,,nKe- Law Jaw. 50 cents. 0-- R. H, Beers & within 30 miles kind of shoes we put on your horse. (Large Whisconier Hill, Brook tield, June 23 Co.. Newtown; from New Haven. stock of shoes and all weignts at my old stand SANDY HOOK LIBRARY. B. Hawley & Co. Stepney: P. J. Gar- inclusive. The following: speakers are Mr and Mrs Isaac Lee of New vin, S. Guaran- who Bethel; J. Parks. Trumbull. We and on B M. TUTTLE, expected; Bey M- - S. Anderson, New Canaan," purchased the Taylor pay expressage postage all purchases teed to pur- , ICS CREAK AND CARE. B. are to BOUTHBtTRY, OONS. ftiul Britain; Bev Kenneth Mackenzie, place, opposite John Peck's, I will mail you free, to prove merit, amounting a Dollar and more. Shop closed every noon. ify any C. for a few weeks with Mr and samples of mv Dr SWn'a Saturday well or cis- Westport; Bev B. Butenber, New The committee will hold a stopping Poott: York Mrs E M. library Mrs rd. W. while the! and my Book on either Dyspepsia, The tern in ten City; Whittemore. sale of ice cream and in libra- Wright getting Heart or the New York Rev M. Burton. cake, the new home in readiness for occupancy Kidneys. Troubles of the Announcement of Trumbull days' ordi- City; ry room, next Saturday, June 8, after- "eart, me are Brook field Center; Bev L. Johnson, noon iiiereiy symptoms of a Merchants. nary use. and evening, beeinnintr at 3 lJon deeper ailment. New Haven: Bev L. H. Hamman. o'clock, for the benefit of the Mr and, Mrs Frank Wright and t make the common error of treat THE IMPORTANCE I library. ing symptoms only. Symptom treat- W. B. GLOVER, Newtown "Bridgeport. All are most cordially Whole cakes, half cakes, etc., will be Leonard and Donald Wright were in ment is the John T. Gonn welcome. cominar treating result of your ail Porter, Those for the dav for sale, to suit the customer. Bidgefield on Saturday last to attend ment ana not trie cause. Weak Stom OE EJNOWlNGr ! Expert Horseahoar please brine basket lunch. Those de of the marriage of Mrs sister, m.u nerves tne inside nerve mean ana Geaaral Undertaker and Embalmers. Catalogues the library are always Wright's Stomach weaknesn Blacksmith. siring entertainment for the will on - Miss Grace to Samuel Nicholas .lwovo What know will night sale- Hoyt. Heart and as Anu. you don't never hurt you. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing please notify F. fJawley, fjawley- - in of that place, the ceremony Kidneys well. have their At the same time, what you don't know will never do uw..u. uuuu 3 wxw w com UCV UU1U t U. Ill being per or inside you any good. A vu7u controlling nerves. Weaken . You know ir m attention paid to business. ville, Conn. Miss Dorette formed by Rev Mr Bqrnes at the home , probably don't all you should know. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. JH. Gordon, daughter of Especially about your Lumber & ,,l Mrs James W. Gordon, has been a oi the bride's mother, Mrs E. G. buying at Hawlerville. Prindle Horns HATTERTQWN. Hoyt. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Get posted before you buy. W. H. PRINDLB. L. O MORRIS. pupil, the past year, at ixretta Abbey, TRUMBULL NEWS IN BRIEF. xoropto, yapaqa. She plans to stay "John H. Frank of Huntlngtown is E. C. PL Funeral Directors the commencement exercises to make extensive im- ' LONG HHX. ATT, Hawleyville, Conn. S. J. CONN. S. P. Davis has opened the black through alterations and Parks, and Embalmers, of the school, which take nlaae nn provements about his place, this sum- Everything in the Material Line. -- ' smith H. Building trade just arrived. Call and see us. We can shop formerly occupied by June 15. A honor mer. . NEIGHBORHOOD fit you and save you money. Groceries and Conn. A. and is to do really great has He is to raise the roof to his HOTK8. farm Newtown, Pratt, prepared all been conferred young ladv in house seven machinery. kinds of wood ork, blacksmith work upon the feet, making the house Edmond Geugenheim. Bicbard Cald- - was a birthday cake with five candles A her invited to one-ha-lf being play in the piano two and stories and will weil ana iiarrv Jenn nmO I all r Telephone Call i ana norse shoeing. high, w.. v on it. Master Bobble received a num- parts at commencement. One of the build on an addition (11x25 feet) the Bridgeport, were guests, Sunday, of W. H. 83-- 3. 4--3. was fche ber of and useful remem- I The Best Feed Prfndle, L. O. Morris, Botsford Peet of Seymour the numbers Js combined instrumenta- same height, on the south side. He is Mr and Mrs C. P. Jennings, v pretty guest of his B, H. Memo tion of two ladies to build an brances. CASTORFor Infants A For young chicks on the market. father, peet, eight pianos, young ajso addition, 16x24 feet, xne t.r. and Children. Husted al- ot entertainment h Chick Feed. Try It and you will rial at each and Miss Dot With 14-fo- on given ways use It. Good stock of all kinds of grass day. playing piano; posts, to bis barn, be- Methodist Phillip Meade has sold his place to The Wna Yea Hare all A No 1 church, which was post- Always Btrcghl seed, goods. None better made HALWE V. & Mr and Mrs A. G. Lovejoy of Dan- - rette's other number is a difficult pi- sides making other improvements on Herman than Packer Union and Orockers Best fertili- WILMOT ano solo. Toronto is a poned account of the death of Mrs Walters of New York, who Is SI zers. Get my price before you buy. Fancy - bury were the of Mr and Mrs city where the about his place. When the work is M. E. Clark of Bears the corn meal, middlings, mixed feed, bran, oats REYNOLDS. guests musical standards d re vail t all Tashua. will h hoifi having the house newly and flour. Big stock of the best the market Frank Allen, the of the week. highest and completed he will bave a very this painted. Sitfnatoraot affords at reasonable prices. UNDERTAKERS, forepart the honor of this public appearance of and convenient home. (Thursday) evening, June 6, in Frank Meade is doiDg the work. Ot- 168 State St., Bridgeport, Oonn, Brown pleasant tne cnurch. Robert and Miss Marv Short the young artist is clearly seen when it aietnoaist Avery eniov to Walters and and Mr and of Bethel were Mrs C. able is assured for all who family Mrs visitors at Ada is remembered that this is the first Don't S. E. evening at Meade Chester F. Brinsmade, SlOROB B. HAVL1T. Vine St. Nnur T. rlr A Par last week. forget that Sanford & tend. Phillip will continue to occupy Cemetery and Memorial Work - Trumbull. Edward H. Wilmot, 865 Clinton Ave. melee's, year of her instruction. After com Co. have a full assortment of Oonn. B. . "sneaks the place. Tons Kitnolm. 299 West Ave. Miss A. mencement she will come to Newtown summer Mrs Telephone 231 Jessie Gilbert has been for wear. James Frear is now keeping ice Still-so- n. to summer spending a week with Mrs C. D. spend the among her wide cream for sale at her home circle of friends here. There was a every day TRUMBULL. Hughes & Chapman, T good attendance at the and can furnish any who wish SucSenor to of the Land's End Cemeterv may it Ohm. J. Brain, P. P. Screen meeting in large or small CHURCH INTERESTS. .Keating, BERKSHIRE, doors, window screens and association on Saturday, 18 being pres quantities at any FURNITURE DEALER, screen plofcb at S. Sanforfl Co.'s. time. The children's day exercises of the $ ent, rhe officers elected were: Amos Congregational church will be held on Undertaking and Embalming In all its PERSONAL TOPICS. orancnes, ana Just received a new lot junket tab next Sunday morning at 10.45 a. m. promptly carefully attended to. Mrs J. C. Hawlev and Miss J. T,. There will be music Special tlUUK, LHJMH. lets for The and best special appropri- Clarke were in New Haven and Water- - pudding. latest ate to the day and exercises by the bury, last week. cereals for breakfast are Corn Kink children of the Sunday school. The Wm. J. Beehler, uorn pastor will speak to the childreen at Drive TT Flakes, and White Berries. We the close Mrs W. B. Curtis and Mrs of the exercises. The bap- Ftjkkru Director and a bave toem. Do you need wire for tism of children will essalmer, Warner passed Monday in any take place prompt- Waterbury. fencing? We have the barb an ly at the opening of the service at a This week in Lady Assistant always in attendance. Mrs Charles E. Minor is Dassino-- t.hps IFSotinslhaman quarter to 11. All parents and those Connection. twisted; also at low interested are invited to be Men's, Ladies' and Chil- Telephone Brookfleld, Oonn, week in Stamford and Bridgeport. staples, prices. cordially Kargon Compound, a new medi present. Uaanractirersor ax a rwaters r dren's John v spring All the children who take in the Partridge has recent mnvpn cine and a cures part - good one, all kinds of exercises, Sunday, are requested to his household goods to 14t fVta r - . . - The Grade V. Mr and Mrs F. B. Bridgeport. It TrlVau " at cstab" meet at the church on Friday after- Highest of Ceme HOSIER. Bouton, lishe. or d7S .elt kidney troubles, rheumatism and oth noon the close of school rrunerai directors and er at for the final tery Work from ST ROSE'S. diseases. Remember our goods are rehearsal. All are urged to come and e Embalmers. the music. Miss Gra-it- & New y"ork State License. t le best at the lowest lo 8 W. N help practice Helen and Marble. Sweet, Orr Co.'s $2 and Services. pi Bryan of New Haven visited Mrs Cross Office and Day Night Father Fox will eo to Falls Villas. Hurd, the grocer. at the parsonage, a few this SaJoanvoam: Pants, $150. Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 48-- a. Sunday, to attend the week. days, 300 Stratford Ave.. Bridgeport. Ct Branch Office Rid eld. 356-- 3 S. N. E. gefi Tel.: jsd atnek's church. Father Frw The telephone men have f iqc Rev L. Cross stationed in Lakeville and Falls Vil been at work, this week, putting on J. attended the annual more on commencement of the Yale Divinity S.E.Sek.rvford E. W. lage eight years and has very pleasant wires the main line between school. Tuesday and Wednesday of this J.' S. & Co., TROY, JR. memories of his work there. Gloss Starch Long Hill and Stepney. week, and also was present at the re- BATES, Newtown, Conn. Tbot's Bua.; Sakdy Hook." union of his class. Sroceawn. to Tub Bitu Stostb Ov, Kurmltur A New Lias of tks Latest Father Fox will sav mass at St.ennpv thread and Ptrating powers, permeating every iitoert &cai nes is a new O. B. Burton haa been sick and 7 fiK?! goods, giving a heavy yet flexible hod driving quite Monumental fc (roods. Sunday morning at 45 o'clock, and rV.u?" lwa in horse of E ton confined to his bed with a severe at- Building Work, 0irtakint la aU its Brahes. after service will oSm,lntrea8th' perfect purchased is parties. tack of acute leave for Falls Vil easiest to use thee neuralgia. mm R-.- 248-- S. really simplifies Cl.asia. 4 Telephone Troy's Hotel. No. lage. ALL sUrching. Mrs R. C. Tousey, who has been ill Dr and Mrs Bevans and two daugh-er- s Xoaaataata, ,rcR KINDS OF STARCHING. of West Haven Memorial Buiitoaai, t.. directed- - Tor starchin ror two weeks, nas so lor recovered as Mr spent Owing to the funeral of Mrs Ttlk uneoS?S.U.,e water" light day with and Mrs N. S. French. 4 Water Digesto W. A. HONAN, will be starch, requiring; no boiW. to be able to be about Mr and Mrs Fred Porter of Eliza- St., Norwatk. Ct Friday, there but two massps Sold by all grocers in fu.1 1.4 , again. beth. N, a Coffee. Funeral Director and the mass at 5 a. m. J., spent few days with Embalmer, and the funeral NATIONAL STARCH COMPANY. New York Geoige Peet, who haa been quite ill their cousin. Miss Mary Nichols, last TSUPHONK 4.-- mass at 11. week. No 1, NswTWK, Ct. t with pi eumonia, is now able to be Absolutely pure. 1 1 s 1 H. more headaches. more lil ' i Li i J i,J Uabout Q. Ream No nervous Get that again. 6REENKEELD dyspepsia. No more pure Digesto coffee that HILL. Monumental sleepless morns, the grocer, is advertising. No Mr and Mrs Garfield Flatbers enter- mgnis. more DEERFIELD ITEMS. Works, Stationery and headaches, no more nervous dys- tained friends from Bridgeport, last pepsia, no more sleepless nights, and Mrs Frederick Barber. Jr.. has en- nooaatowlc ., Brldreport. Ct-- L. C. is we Tuesday. tertained out of town friends MORRIS', Periodicals. that what want. Mr and Mrs THE Miss Ethel Whitney of Alfred Wyrtren and GROCER, In each of these lines our stock T5he Bridgeport children of Fairfield were guests Sun- Newtown, Conn. J. S. Mayhew has ordered two of the Sonnenberg Piano Co., was a guest, Sunday, of Miss Ada Jen day, of their uncle. Charles Nichols. Orient motor cars, one of which has A number of children from this Post Office News been 1056 Main St., (near Fairfield nings. section, who attend the school at Store, just received for demonstrating, Ave.,) Mrs have been ll Arcade, Bri.faaort. having taken the Granville Dunning, who has Greenfield, victims of the Drugs agency for all the been measles. Phillip Schnabel, adjoining towns. It is claimed to be Bridgeport. Conn. among the sick ones. Is now gain- Mrs Hyde of New York, who has one of been spending two weeks with Mrs Dodglngtown Dls., Newtown, Oonn. W. T. GALrUAGHER, the least expensive practical ing slowly. W. 24 to-da- E. has and P. O. Address: Bethel, Route H. y. Nichols, returned home, Main St., Sandt Hook, Ct. cars in the world Mr Mavhw None Mrs K. tt1 better than White Loaf flour William Nichols has to Telephone connections. Hnrm i t i ... . n .... states gone .nlff-ir8'?'- 1' ,i Barber that he already has six custom New York for a short visit. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. ers wno are We present to all patrons and admirers of music for bread. We have just received a ev?TL a and'even- - contemplating buying. Groceries. Estimates on all kinds of work for new Invoice. a gladly given ffgSR.0?? their consideration and approval the following line Try bag and you will Mrs George S. Barnum of New TT- - of : want more. We have a full line of ven Pianos Minott Augur, opened her cottacre on OnrMs hiii x cereal for breakfast. All fresh goods. Decoration day, with a party of young For we NOW Sandy Hook, Conn. Miss pie timber have nice, large, Betts & Dealer la Choice Meat of All Kiaaa, people, Elinor Barnum, Miss Betts. Pealtry, Vtethl., Davies of Boston, Mr Osborn and Mr Chickering, meaty prunes, evaporated peaches and Is tlie Time Sandy Hook. Con. 27-- 4. t. some apples; very nice ones. New , Telephone Perry. Kranich & to look after that old creamery tub 30c mow .. TAYLOR & HUBBELL. Mr Barnum Bach, butter, per pound. or mchln ml ..1.. A. M. Briscoe & and son, Starr Barnum. Our coffees and teas are sure to 'a shspe before you need them. Sunday Hours: 10 to NEWTOWN STATION. Son, f Yale class '08, Sheffield, with two please thjm. win neeah.new ones. 11. Carriages, Buggies, Farm and (labler, Crown, you. Full stock of the best Rememberv.uai m.; 12 to 1. Business young ladies, came in an automnbil , groceries the kind W. A. Woods Wagons, from New found and our are low. About 3 tons barn hay for sate. TELEPHONE SERVICE : Harnesses and Harness Supplies Haven, Saturday, returning Sterling-- prices The FMxloy House, on jvionaay. Cheap Cash Grocery, Mrs Bobert Woodbury Local. 16.31. Hinirrnu, Nbwtowh, Ot., Of AU S. N. E. T. Co.. Now-ope- for the round. Thank- Descriptions. 76. old guestsfor year StalDes, proprietress. CP. WILLIAMS', ingcomepatrons past favors, we Invite all Mrs Strong of .New Britain 1s t.hA Huntington, to and see us. Transient boarders care- Sandy Hook. Ct. i-- a. and fully attended to. Telephoae guest of her brother, David C. Bacon. the Mrs George Smith entertained a South Britain. Mr and Mrs A. B, Plxlsy, Props. party of 14 friends to dinner at her The Best in the World ! Bev O. H. Smith of Barre. Mass.. Piano. home, last Monday. Among her The made a brief in Sterling Player Cattle For Sale. Spring Styles stop town, Thursday, aaaaiaaaaaaavBBaBaaaBaaasaasBBi guests were friends from New York, --AT- enroute with Mr Mills and in I THE Royal Worcester Fresh Cows a Specialty. family Bridgeport and Long Hill. The occa KILL COUGH Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell coeir automobile from New York Cltv and AND or trade any day but Sunday. Corbett's We rent Pianos and if rent to sion was greatly enjoyed by all. CURE the LUNC8 Shoe Store, to Barre. purchased on r--r Frank Tnrkiagton, East Morris, Ct. apply l j SANDY HOOK OT. the price of the instrument Master Bobbie StalDes entertained a WITH " f M M 11Ver G' Ga8e .We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford f Hunt" party of 14 of his little friends at his Dr. King's ' J2 I for Laales. Men, Boys and Misses in all ingtOwn welcomed a Son at ' A call at our store invited, or Perfect FitUnv; Ltfaalatsst styles and if are inter-- 1 correspondence home very on RcbUeXs W. yo their home on Monday, June 3. solicited. pleasantly Friday, May Nov SatlaryiRX 26, the occasion being his fifth birth Discovery BeavVln; day anniversary. The afternoon was Prlea Try a pair. W. sell li-na- FOR I OUGHS and 50c ad ssed very pleasantly with games. $1.00 Frea Trial. taylor. cunrm THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE G, 1907. 5

6 A Fine. Assortment of jj : Bi-Centen- Warranty nial Yon mi? bay a pair of TDSSUE PAPER 4fr You & ? DUTCHESS WOOI, Are Ready Trousers and wear them two months. For every Decorations. suspender bat' on that comes off we will pay S Just What You Are After J you TEN CENTS- - If Bi-Centen- we nave nial wears ana n 4 for Decorating. ou know you can get it best here. If it's anything Man or 5oy mat's new iyu7 maKe Btyie they rip In the seat or a that includes money back if not satisfied, which positively insures your securing reliable clothing elsewhere, we will pay and at price your 3lfe you ONE DOLLAR, or 43 at the very lowest price. GIVE-YO- U ? ab-- ut We are A NEW 43 Have you tried New Milford's Newest Clothing Store If not, isn't it time we got acquainted? PAIR. 43 P.. fl. CASSEDY, sure it would be a mutual benefit and pleasure. Don't wait until the last moment; come while the picking is good 43 Postoffice Building, New Milford. and you can find what you want. 43 Just received, a New Line of perfect fitting Full Dress, Tuxedo and prince Albert Suite. Dutchess Trousers trve- Bal. sizes 6 to 11, wcot r- are made the 8: Men's Shoes, cap toe, stock, splen- Ta. upon right Specia.1 for Sa.turday, Jvine Kangaroo ' ea did $2 shoe value. For Saturday's sale the price is $1:6.0. principle for Comfort, OrvtKe Run Style and Service. We Know HATCH & DEWEY, They can be worn anywhere and everywhere. We recommend them as the best ready-mad-e Just how our Watcbes are made and just what they're made of. We have Extra Good Clothing and Shoes tor Man and Boy, trousers ever on I the picked up some pointers about watches In the years we've been buying and put market selling them. We'll tell you what is in the watch we sell you, because we can Bank Street, New Milford. . Main Street, Great Barrington and because you have a right to know. We'll tell it to you honestly, because we cannot afford financially to misrepresent our goods. To the watch buyer we offer a goed many advantages that some other people can't offer and it costs no more to buy of us, for it's Just thrown in. Golden .'Brothers, TUESDAY, JUNK 18, 1907. Th a rloma f the Deleaves. la Newtown Bee. Federal Salute 6 a. m. The National Salute 9 a.m. Railroad Street, New Milford. RIDDIFORD,, The Jeweler, Newtown, Friday, June 7. 1907. 12 noon: Grand Clivtr. nnri Military Bank Street, New flilford. The Most Complete Parade. " - Reviewed by Gov Woodruff at 1.30 p. m. Stock of OIBCJDXi3.TIOTr i s p. m.: Greeting. Ttev T J Lee. 11 L. Addresses bv Gov. WnnH.n fr 0 t Telephone 40. January IMS others. still oeiung w an jrapeit DAVIS MARKET, New Milford. Last week. 4500 Sunset gun, 6 p. m., Bank St., Band North Shad. Large Blue Fish. Weak Fish, Large Fresh? Mackerel, Porgles, Silver Eels' Evening: concerts, Fireworks. Ue SLUQ SHOT to Uy bur. ""J' " - Steak Ood, Halibut. All Fresh Oaught; Lobsters and Soft Grabs Friday and Saturday. Ten Pace. NSW MILFORD TO BEIDOKWATKR. Also Bordeaux Mixture. OoeJTmr to fool Um- Shirt Waists Crowe. Parte Oraea Uia by nrwu gorw- ment test la toe uonaeet meaa. in Town. Bridgewater and New Milford are Brat of everything for Palatine aad Decor- Best Vegetables more Inside or ouuilde. Gorn closely related townwlse than any ating will be found at our OUK MOTTO gattafacUoa glrea or money In New Milford other communities in this part of the refunded. in and New Milford. state, Bridgewater baring once been a store. Unsurpassed style beauty part of this town. In view of this fact C. A. WAY CO., Planter The New Milford NEW Mil. FORD'S there is a great desire on the part of 87 Railroad St., New Motors', Ct. of finish. ' our IS-- s. Hammond's Creamery As the date of the celebration ap citizens that all of Bridgewater Tenbone and Fertilizer Distributor.com-bine- d proaches it becomes Increasingly evi- should take part. To this end an effort Agents for Oliver Typewriters and Is putting out the - A line of was Uienwooa owves. with New Marker Slug Shot splendid dent that a great many people are to made at the outset to have Bridge-wate- r visit New Milford at time.' Many take part as a town. Attachment, Kills Potato Bugs that Owlog, .Good Potola of tba Best Milk and will come simply as lookers-on-, excur however, to the fact that their own IaveatlKte the semi-centenni- Ca-r- . ' and Slugs. i a al had Lar PIM r BwIter ' sionists, chance visitors; great many, lust been cele . - Butter Ladies' are as Invited brated, the citizens of New Lawn Drama, reaa.. or Boot It positively destroys the bugs, old however, coming guests, Bridgewater Kngland la rt UU, Drill or or young; it will not hurt you for your That can be in invited because of former residence did not feel that the town, as a town, plants, vlu using It a light dusting is bought could Chair Inst as good as loading down the New Milford. here, because of descent, becausejof take official part, but did believe Swing ta tao ONLY Uuuraatkt B&arkot whir plants, so far as destroying the bugs Is all and Outdoor Setteea at tba aaa ooaan eoca atoe or ptow. erbfcea 34-- 4. Wash Suits because of friendship. that their citizens would in as piaoaa concerned. Telephone relationship, join are 01 ai eat innoruao la oiefUka ' The letters received from thes, from individuals. The selectmen of Bridge-wat- er New Milford Grocery Co., oa to aeed. ui before the lanaia This semi-centenni- oec etae A Note and al pea otyinnl. Ir all parts of the country, show that the com Railroad St., Nkw Miltobjx very dry frauaor La a dry It is an excellent Plant "Protector: In Lawns and Muslin Great goods they look forward to the occasion with mittee are expected to take part in It la th OK LT Blaster thas will aocar.toly the antiseptic properties do and will amnniw i uofB.ardi ran a. tend to prevent the Rot or , Mlldew.of delight; it is to them a home coming, the parade, riding as official guests, wu a Dry. fajvanaea mob atoaaj the vines. for the money,. the first New Milford has ever had. uu new minora to see Aatoea and other FwuHaeca of Aiite John W. nopes every cy. with a C&KTAINTY Booth, For the first time in her history New resident or Bridgewater present U Ptaa-to-r witta a Stop.Listen! Have you hoard of the It tbo Mir oiaapla General Repairing. Milford shows an interest in her scat throughout the celebration. Swell Bata they are ha Tin aod practical maritor attacbaaoart. W. N. Noble, Brazing, cast iron as well as other metals tered children and asks them to revisit It Is a SuDerlor Planter In the mat machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- old for first BOMB THOUGHTS TO BKMEMBEB. ter of Good Work. nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knives, the home; the time in her Spatcher's, doing Bank St., New rillford. shears, sickles, laws shears sharpened, horse history New Milford stands before the That automobiles will not be allowed Ckitkd Bin BciLOiaa. A good way to abow the working of and toilet clippers ground by special power w. G. ANY PLANTER la to It on a hard 98. machinarr. , Enterprise meat IChODDer plates Barton, country as proud of her present attrac on the line of try Telephone march, Tuesday, June road or barn where oan aea and knives rearround. All the above warrant New Milford and-- her and floor, yoa ed to cut. Saw. filing in general. Umbrellas Bank Street, tions past record, for the 18. dropping of seed and tkxttlxzxbM wet with new and covers; have a New House, repaired ribs -- first time in her history New Milford England or good line of samples for covers," self opening That the parade will beat anything dry. frames included. Bicyoies, Runs, revolvers, conducts an event of more than local ever seen in these parts. Louis C RaiCstanger, Prop., carpet sweepers, sewing machines, violins, or even state-wid- e etc.. put in order? - Key fitting, locks, trunks. importance. mat there will be band concerts Bank St., New nilford. nanins roas. ana man v ower uiinira rvLHurau. Upon all those who 00me here from and Carriage Making, Pneumatic tires of all descriptions on notice. every day, lots of bands on Tues Bicycle tires and sundries on hand. Mail or all quarters and later return to their day. and ders receive prompt attention. You will fine several some kind of im Up-to-da- te in its Repairing me at junction 01 linage, jtiass ana unrre sis. communities, That the big chorus Appointments M. 4U worn will be made. By the later H. Mallett, Painting, 564. guaranteed pression will be worth going a way to bear. and .fcquipment. Box New Milford. Oonn of these thousands who visit us long Car. Mala ao4 Chare St., & t 4 speech That the flag raising at 4 p. m., Sat- Attention Paid to Automo Horseshoeing Jobbing. New Milford must be judged, and upon urday, will be something that every Especial New Milford, Ct Line of and A Drive that judgment must depend whether woman and child bile and Driving parties. Large Carriages Buggies-- Special loyal man, should on hand at Lowest trices. - In A $2.00 or not our town shall reap that pros take part in. Excellent Table Service. perity which this celebration is es That the loan exhibit will be great. Swget-Or- r pecially Intended to promote. It is of That every part of the celebration ih saxARBOcrnrciKCfjai. . pantaloon, grave importance to every citizen to and each and event is A CHARKINO HOICK WEDMNO. T. J. iVlulcahy, every absolutely - - extend the best possible treatment to free to and A very pretty wedding occurred at A regular meeting- of Hew Milford Elm Street. New Milford. . everybody, that everybody . bald these visitors, v is welcome. the parsonage, Thursday evening, May lodge, No. 282, N. O. P., will be the 11 Uv. . $1,501 Excessive charges for entertainment; That there will be a great display of 30, atl 8. The contracting parties Tuesday evening, A. Great Stock of extortion in any form, must and will fireworks, Tuesday evening. were Howard Bendryx and Miss Millie Myron Patcben attended a meet A Fine Line of react severely upon our town, and an That the decoration and Illumina- Kinney. The bride looked vary charm- ing of the district depuUea f the dd - Summer undue effort to secure can waa wit- Spring and Furnish-- at present gain tion of the Park will be a grand sight. ing In white. The ceremony Fellow in New Haven, Wednesday. Hats, Shoes and only result in future loss. But there That there will be ample police pro nessed by most of the bride's family. can be little danger of this in view of tection the entire celebration. Mr and Mrs Hendry x went Immedi Robes THE NATTY FELLOW Milford's for daring Lap New reputation hospital That badges are going fast. ately to their home, which bad been Have yoa tried those delicious Sao.1- - of our GENTS' FURNISH. and and in view of the - Blankets.! 'We here present is a satisfied customer ity generosity; That street fakirs and catch- penoy previously prepared for them, followed tos Toasted Corn Flakes? Big pack- and INGS. ' .: . fact that very many of our citizens are i devices are barred best wishes of a host of friends. At .: come and loot at our ont." by the ages 15c, at Starr & Dean's, Postoffice a Cnmnlete Stock of Work and Mcflahon's, We'll win your approval, too, if you'll in now 01 tneir tneir 1 Mtq.tt-Pi,cm- and assortment giving rreeiy time, That for four davs New Miifnrrt win block. Driving Harnesses. b Bixxik, Summer Underwear, Negligee shirts, Hosiery, large to NORTH V ILL H A FT KKIN of Hats. We welcome the buyers of critical taste, and we invite tne money and their labors make the be on dress narade for the rest of the 6. wad a . of Mr and Mrs A. X. Mr Cor. Baak Railroad Street, interested wives, assuring them that we can put "him' into negli- uewuiBwuu ouwaso a jaouiug country to see Mrs F. E. Baldwin had charge the Trott, Avery well-fittin- g crown him W. trout . NEW MILFORD. gee tie his collar with a becoming scarf, benefit to our town. of the churea with flower of Waterbury and F. S of Frank shirt, money-savin- g That would be a town decoration Evitts, it poor were-roost- with a and he'll look like her lover again. At that - Dan s at the Park View New Milford. stylish hat, BATDEDAT, JUNE 15, 1907. could not celebrate In on Sunday. burr Railroad Street, prices, too. its birthday bouse. Decoration day. 10 a. m.: Opening of Loan exhibit in style, once In 200 years. Mrs Burnett-Leavenwort- h of Amo Memorial hall. - is with her son, ... Mrs Garry Potter; rn baefeeerrTt- - - The nia staying n : Money Saving '4 p. m.: exercises on tne DECORATION DAY BACKS. berKUatter,Mrar!boTix,-t- : For Pests Opening Leavenworth. ltlng - Spring Store. C. A. Green. The races, Decoration day, attract Waterbury, returned borne on Satur- . on All Saints' Barton of Kent Hollow n Insect White Hellebore Doxology, played a 500 Mrs E. L. . . Powder, : Trowbridge, chimes and all. ed crowd of people. The feature T. It day. Camnhor Qum, Moth flarbles. Salt, etc. t sung by of was was the guest 01 ner am, Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Clothing Furnishings, Invocation, Bev F. A. Johnson. the day the sensational victory for two last week-- Joseph Collins baa returned to New1 A Ilarge stock of Men's and Boys' of T. F. Straight, days ' Albert Evitts, Druggist, Shoes. Also a full line Rubbers and Bank New Milford, Ct. Hymn, "America," accompanied by Young's "Klonkdke," which Milford and accepted a position ct tne MILFOED Street, Gartland's Band. won five-be- at Miss Isabelle Read Is on the sick list. Private Wire 33. NEW Rubber Boots. Address of President Hen- the three last heats In a Wayside Inn. Select line Groceries and Choice Welcome, contest in one, two, three order. ry 8. Mygatt. The TLnehlinff is painting nil clttxens of Chestnut Land dis Meats. Selection, "Auld Lang Syne," by result of the races was as follows: The Reasons for Using the Band. bouse. trict met on Thursday night at toe 2.19 Class. vhe-fioa-f- Neis's Bread : Salute to the Flag, Artillery and Mrs Chester Sonle of Bridgeport schoolhouse to arrange tor c to "l. It's the best! 2. it goes farthest; 2. it's a Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, Band. Kansas Bay, ch. g., Robert iroent a few at W. D. Soulea. last the district In the n uar. It - & It. satisfies: 7. alW8VS the days represent Iao.... Milford Salute to the Church - - - ..mm Avervhodv Dralsos it: 5. you will like Railroad and Bridge Sta.. New bells and whistles. " Donnelly, 113 week. parade. 8, you should try It. Ask for ftj insist factory Or wood, ch. g., W. L. Hopkins, 2 2 2 it;havinK'it. Sunset gun, 6 p. m. H1U and daughter of Morria Thomas Fuller Is visiting bla son,W. You concert on 8 m. Richard B, b. g., T. F. Young, 3 3 1 Frank Railroad St., New Milford. Have Tkonfkt of a Band the Green, p. were on friends In this vicinity. EL Fuller, t Kingston, N. Y. Old Home Gathering, Roger Sher- 2 23 Class. calling Tissue Decorations! man hall, 8.30 p. m. Thursday. A. H. Jennlar of New York wag In Bologna, ch. g., Dr C. B. Black-ma- n, la the Bi-Gentenn- JUNES 16, 1907. of Sherman Decoration One Half Photograph ial; SUNDAY, 1 1 Mrs Starr Kinney town. day. Coasider de- - it the IL S. The Olive Oil for a Birthday gift. how For At 10 a. m.: Consecration services in ch. Charles 2 2 guest of her son, Kinney. ta Erwln of New Haven was a airabia aad valued a picture would ba. all the churches; All Saints' congrega Andy M., s., Willis, Sold in this is oea aot become a mere Chester B, ch. g, A. H. 3 3 Mr and Mrs F. M. Straight attend Sunday visitor In town. 1 country Beaidaa it tion with Jonn's at tne Lake, Vi llnaAM ni nr anma other lnsredient. - We have received a fine article in Tissue Decorations. Will uniting bt article. For absolute-- memory. it aavar loaea ita enarm nor latter church. Time, 1.09, 1.10, 1.09i. ed thK funeral of his aunt, Mb Jonn Will U rn Miller will move Into the and usually a very poor i for and automobile Js nnm olive oil Derfect in flavor, put up in tatereatiag associationa. tau at stand being wet. Stars decorating wagon At 3 p. m.: Union services, Kev . Beach, of Stratford, on Tuesday. now W. G. cans direct from Italy go to for banners and streamers. A. Johnson 3.00 Class. Woodford bouse, owned by wheels, plumes horses, wreaths, presiding. Mm Helen Bartram U in Washing Barton. G. B. SCHIAPPAGASSE, Order of Services. Klondyke, b. g., T. F. Wei ton. Milford. Don't Fail To Inspect This Line. 3 ' 3 1 1 1 ton caring for Mrs Seymour residence or Mrs John Peck of New The Hine Studio, Heavens are Young, The POBtofflce SU, f Chorus, "The Telling." b. m., Robert n A. nenderson'a coming was South Main street is resplendent in a Block, Hymn, 'Coronation." Belladora, tl - NEW niLFORD, CT. Prayer, Bev J. F. Plumb. Boyd, Kent, 112 2 2 Renin DOfitooned. last Sunday night, 00 new drees of paint. John Hannon baa VISIT F. E. Scripture Lesson, Rev Stephen Hea- - Mazy Mack, b. g., D. N. account of the storm. It Is expected the contract. SOULE, oock. Canfield, 2 2 3 3 3 will next Sunday night IV! God our that he preach C. E. Rlddlford baa shown bis enter- t. ! Nft INE3W ILFORD. Hymn, "O help in Ages Joe McGregor, w. g., O. H. If weather Dayton's 1- 1 1 -- - - the permits. out a solid silver u kj t tl. Past." 4 4 prise by getting Temoerance Pool Rooms, Address, Rev Father 1 J. Cronan. Lewis, I spoon containing In the bowl ODD rxLLOWB' MEMORIAL saancK. picture-- Address, Rev Father J. J. Burke. Time, 1.14, 1.12, 1.10, 1.09. -- Over Henry Donnelly's, Fenn Montana, D. Lilt, the Hew MUrora uoic uorary. Address, Rev Charles J. Ryder, annual memorial service of Jot - New Conn. Railroad St,, New MUrora, Race. The I A WIU DC oa m Bank Street, Milford, MygattBlk., D., of New York. Special Good SheDberd No. 65, and of ney bbjo u unwmw, Meals served at All Hours. "For all the Saints." b. G. W. 1 1 lodge. Give Me A Call. Hymn. Kimberly, 8., Durgy, Rebekah No. 43, will be figure. Address, Rev Frederick A. Wright Bessie b. M. An Palm lodge, Prince, m., , 3 m--. In Odd Saturday of Contractors and Builder. Hill of New York. 2 2 2 held Sunday, June at p. Beginning Hurray Prayer, Rev S. D. Wood. drews. Fellows' balL Rev J. H. Davis of week C E. BJddlford will give away A.mateiir "America." a bandaome Fowler & Toquet, Coffee Hymn, Rev H. K. Smith. NOTICE. Sherman will give the address. The to bis friends and patrons & Benediction, will be to the fan. It will be an acceptable gift par- Taylor Buckingham, Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, fl full weleht canis Pho-- Chorus, Gloria in Excelsls. Attention is again called to the fact meeting open public. Contractors aad Builders, ters, ground by the detonating or steel cut 5 p. m.: Evening service at All a is extended After the service in the hall the mem ticularly If the weather is seasonable. Ot. Memorial St John's that special invitation Railroad Street, New Milford, Surveyors. PIWi havn t,n.ken the aeencv for this splendid Saints' church, resident of each of bers will march to the Center cemetery for - kv n. re to every the adjoin- Joseph McDonald, night aeat Estimates furnished on large or Brown & Knapp Bhiibiso, mhi.h" ia (r.ii,r nl nmrttsr , . .that . 1. congregation uniting. or deceased cheerfully wwiic?, 11 irum 7 m.: towns to attend the celebration of and decorate the graves the Adams Express Co. at btamford, small contracts. BANK ST., NEW MILFORD OT. moves the cnatr, tnereDy ireeing harmful tograpliets. p. juvening services in various ing alamitiit nf tannin, which Is the only churches. June 15, 16, 17 and 18. There is no members. was a Sunday visitor In town. ; Telephone 114. element known In OoSee. 8.30 serv New Films p. m.: praise method of .such an A FLACK. 35c lb. Can. ice on the Green. possible extending POPULAR TRADING Frederick Hart well supplied the pul New Plates invitation save through the columns When into New Milford to of the Methodist church Core-wa-ll E. N. BURWELL, Steam and MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1907. in the in driving pit at Hot Water New Powders. of the paper, and, spirit trade,the sheds at the store of Ackley, Bridge, Sunday. Painting and Paper Hanging. C. I. New Solutions Federal Salute at 6 a. m. which it is given, it becomes a person- Hatch & Marsh will be found conven Work and Reasonable Prices. Heaters, LEACH, National Salute at 9 a. m. to such resident. James W. Orton baa been giving bis . First Class 11 a. m.: al invitation every while this firm's large stock of Unique bv Church New Miltord. New Cameras At Automobile parade. Brook-fiel- d, ient, residence a new coat ot - Wellsvii.li! Ave., New Miuobd. Manufactured Street, 2 These towns are: - paint. -- n. m.: Historical addresses by Bridgewater, meat and feed will be found 1 O. A. Oo. 5 a. At groceries, Orders may be left with Way A. Telephone New Supplies Chief Justice Simeon E. Baldwin. Hon Sherman, New Fairfield, Kent, to economical J. B. Cox and Monday NORTHROP, Prop., Un- attractive buyers. passed Sunday j. New Mii-for- Oonn. Daniel Davenport, Rev Samuel Hart, Warren, Washington, Roxbury. In New York U Vou. or tiis-toric- al City. Show D. D., .fresiaent Connecticut in New . Trv Bowers & Bartletfs Famous Iet with the doubtedly persons residing . Charles D. Pulver Memorial C Biddlford is headquarters for Boston OofEees, TRY Society, singing by Milford have caused the written Invi passed correct and satisfactory work In watch Chorus. in Mass., and Pine N. - -- Cal lender Bros., Band concerts afternoon and even tation to be sent to relatives living in day Lee, Plains, ana uou Shield Brand.' Coffee at Y. Watch andrpairur.clock epalrtiwproeaajtrr 4The Red TTat.tt Dime Rooms, Digesto M. W. HILL, ing. some or all of the towns, but It Is store M. W. Ltjnoh Sunset gun, 6 p. m. to reach all the Mr and Mrs Howard C. Conk rite attended to at the of BUI. Call and get a Sample Pound. The Jeweler, : manifestly impossible 138 South nain Ct E. H. MARCY'S, Conn, 8.30 p. m. Colonial reception in manner here Decoration with Mr and St., Waterbury, New Milford, Roger Sherman hall. Gov Woodruff residents except in the passed day Fine confections nd amokers' per- & Dean, Try a cup of our excellent Coffee. dennett St. New Milford. and staff to be followed. The General Committee. Mrs Charles Conkrlte of Gay lordsvllle. quisites at Casse fly's. Starr home made. present. Postoffice Block, New Milford. PaatrytaJl 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. FAIRFIELD COUNTY, G. A. R. COMMANDER The Newtown Bee, Jas. S. Dean, Cess. Grant Post, Rcndout, N. Y. GREENFIELD HILi., - CURED OF DYSPEPSIA FUNERAL OF DEA N. B. HILL. Tliettsjfoiiso- Newtown, Friday. J an 7, 1907. Commander Dffrn "suites : "as - B- - over Mail Are? it. of tiio U. E v. j. Funeral services the remains of U i -- einablo. I fourd myself. Dea Nathaniel Barlow Hill were held, h alth - - 1 11 J from the Congre- 762-76- 8 St: hcvever run witn lyayvyw- Sunday afternoon, Chape! doctored jv'd doctored, mil i grw gational church, where for adout 30 and for he held the office of senior deacon I suffered m:serv niaht day, fully- years New Haven, Conn two years. My case was pronounced incur- and for la years was superintendent ot ft CIRCTTLATIOW . Dr able. 1 cnanrea to mei-i- the Sunday school. Rev Gane, the Poultry Supplies nertv aViout that time, aud told him of my nastor. and Rev Dwieht N. Prentice, 182 600 condition and he said, try a Dome oi a former pastor, officiated. In spite of January t. the ram a large gathering of friends OF DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S and neighbors were present. The body Last week, 4500 was borne to the hearse by Horace E. Joseph B., Wakeman B., and Charles FAVORITE REMEDY L. Hill, all sons of the deceased. Ihe honorary bearers were Horace B. noon ana mguw Banks, Dr M. V. B. Dunham, Dea I take it morning, Poul , T t.oolr medicine as White the Banks and H. Merwin. Our Animal Ten Paees. W1U J w. " . Dwight George Wing directed, but had no conuaence ux The burial took place in the family Vi ..id so A.T aaa r.eii tried .by" many. at Oaklawn. June " IT plot Co., and in a short while after that I was entirely Miss Eliza Gorham of Westport, who Supply Ty..,-,-r;K- fuel-expen- se try LITCHFIELD COUNTY. j lA distress, everything I has been the guest of Mrs George H For cool cooking, less work and least use a NICHOLS, CONN. "White Sale ate breaking up sour in my throat, haa ail Merwin for a few days, has returned home. Mr 3d To-da- a Began Monday morning, June NEW flllLFORDc comfort since. y there isn't healthier Mr and Mrs Harry W. Redding """of NEW PERFECTION Of course it is bigger and better than Bridgeport were visitors in this place, of pro-oivw- ii David Kennedy's Sons, RondoaL". its predecessors. The order PERSONAL CHAT. Write to Tr. Tr Tftvid Kennedy' Memorial day. Cook-Stov- vatiars demands that. It will .i ki Miss Georgia Banks is serious- Oil e value- - The 1900 sold bottles quite Wick Blue name ontatiiiHh a nrnrarlent for ereat washing machine, by mriinine. and free medical booklet. . Large ly ill at her home in this place, being on oar ivinr and will make strong clai nis E. a. Marcy, commends itself to 1.00. All druggists. 0 threatened with pneumonia. the ideal stove for summer. Does everything that any other All goods are thoroughly tested by us, for your considerations. women generally. Miss Olive Pease, daughter of Coun- Window 35 enter-tainte- will do. of heat Made in Farm before on screens, 30, and 40c, at E, ty Commissioner Simeon Pease, d kind of stove Any degree instantly. Poultry at Nichols, bemg placed marcy 's. t.Yiem. Seed time and harvest has members of the senior and or write our t.Mr and Mrs Moses one can the three sizes fully warranted. At your dealer's, the market. Marcy passed never failed here and scarcely Commercial class of the High school at circular. Sunday with Mr and Mrs O. W. Marcy helleve vet that this season will be an her home on Greenfield Hill, Friday nearest agency for descriptive at south K.ent. ovripntion afternoon. The characteristic day of have benefit of The famous Paul Jones black rasp H. W. Beeman, superlntendant of the class was at Miss Pease's home. The is the best lamp for In using our supplies you the June White Sale berries, in cans, at Starr & Dean's, will the hatcherv here, has Deen aiscour Theodore Sturges is driving a new all-rou- nd household ae-e- our for be round an that they are recommend hv the continued cool water from horse, which he lately purchased of jR&yo Lamp use. Made of brass experience nothing. eo. the lake, which has affected the spawn out town. nickeled. con- Of The new of Sanitas bass he has parties of throughout and beautiftdly Perfectly large package of small mouthed black M. L. Wilson is the owner of new unexcelled in light-givin- g Toasted Corn Flakes, 10c a package, at had. and will still more if air aj structed; absolutely safe; sc s. injure gasoline engine. an ornament to any room. Every lamp warranted. Undermuslins Starr uean and weather does not soon change. The Greenfield Country club held its power; Samples Sent Pree. -- not at write to our nearest A full, line of H. J. Heinz Co.'s Peabodv. the scientific optician, will annual clam bake at the club house, If your dealer's, agency. pickles and preserves, prime and tooth- be M. W. Hill's store, New There was a attend- (TANOARD OIL COMPANY OF NIW VOKK Twice a vear we hold a big pale of for out-do- or at jewelry Thursday. large a re some, picnics and celebra Milford, Ct., June 17 to 23. ance and the bake was fully up to the vlnoorporatd) TJndermuslins. Monday started liens at fetarr & Dean's. " mrrt we are sure. The su expectations of all. hraalrer badges on sale at P, Simon C. sent four of his mnpinritv of materials, the liberalness M. Cassedy's. SOTJTHVIIXE. Bradley of the choice Walker hounds to the Boston show, of sizes, the perfection making, fine Parcell's creamery butter on last week. He a first and merits of careful needlework and sale (J. X. - captured Silas owner ! at Reach's. . I'JSKSONAI. BKIBKS. the Holcomb, of Valley t.rimminom. all are virtues ruusi, M. second prize. "Fairfleld"securing Jb that P. Cassedy has gotten out a nov first and "Greenfield" the second. Farm, red S. Sturges nnru.i tn everv discriminating and elt.y in a post card, giving a view of Mrs Laura Welton lost a horse, last Azariah Keep, a clock tinker. careful woman. the Toll (iate Jriood of 1865 in New week. Percy Thompson Mica Milford. Mr Cassedy has had a good Jennings, a servant at the Rutledge saie ior id. Mr and Mrs D. Barnum entertained GEORGETOWN. Charles P. Axle "s- mansion, Stanley EDISON - TRY AN Pure Digesto coffee. It contains the friends from Danbury, Monday. Hetty Holcomb, a country flower ; highest grade of pure coffee, with the transported to city soil, Grease colieine eliminated by a new method. Mrs Stebbins and Mrs Conney spent ENTERTAINMENT A NOTABLE Miss Leila Williams - - C. 1. sells it. last week in Guilford. SUCCESS. Isabel Carney, niece to David Hil- - Helps the Wagon up PHONOGRAPH Rev P. A. Johnson was in Boston Vil- dreth. Miss Edna Bennett Mrs John Ford Decdi The entertainment given by the June Sale Mass., Wednesday, called thither by Mr and spent lage Improvement society at Miller's Mrs Rutledge, Harold's mother. the Eill line ueatn oi a cousin. ration day at their old home. last evening, was a Mrs W. H. Hunter A service in the Swedish hall, Saturday Alvira Holcomb, sister of Silas, The load seems lighter Wagon In Your Own Home of De language marked succes, both from an artistic You make win neia in tne uongregational Mrs William Shepard of Naugratuck and from a financial point of view. Mrs C A. Jennings and team wear longer chapel, Sunday afternoon, at 3. Rev was. a cuest of her parents, Mr and TVio ,nll waa prnwHsH tn the doors. Lizzy Ann Tucker, who borrows more money, and have more time and can us in White Goods. Mr Anderson of Washington will week. The : but never gossips , to make money, when wheels are we give a reasonable free trial you pay preach. Miss Anderson will be present Mrs Walter Bristol, last parts Mrs J. H. Hohman ana Harold Rutledge, a young New greased with convenient weekly payments. This includes w offer our entire line of white piay tne piano. Yorker, John Connody. Verbena, hired girl at the farm. at. Henry H. Pomeroy has bought Deane. a son of soil. Miss Laura Bennett materials White Sale Beductions, STCKind you Have Perry " handsome mare, a half sister of Will- Bears ,1h8 Always Boughl I . We advise e, th Arthur Smith. Axle Greasel each item. yj-ne- . Bead carefully or .tseeman the pop law- - - I Mrs Howe and son of Washington. Mica . vmi to stock ud for future needs at strong, Signatnia David'Hildreth.a' New York D. are her Mr . most The ular street dealers. i C, visiting parents, The and Entire Outfit jnurcn of 'Hunter. longest wearing these prices: Beeman & 10. head of yer. W'H and Mrs Charles Jennings. world. Strong bought Mrs Edwin Gilbert was the of satisfactory lubricant in the cattle in Newtown and DanbuY Mod i - guest OIL CO. day. Mrs Dr Land of .Ridgeneld ,one day STANDARD including a dozen selected Edison Gold Moulded Beeman & sold a last.week. strong heavy pair JN each ihe signature of , the inventor, of work horses, weighing 3000, to Lee ivirs:i!i . a. .farketon went to ew Records, bearing uicKinson or Bridgewater, last week. ! Havenhospital to undergo a surgical J beautiful horn, horn bracket, etc. Maryland strawberries of prime operation. . reproducer, quality at the Bank street store of G. ' We want you' to satisfy yourself. by a thorough trial Special. . Clothing Included in the White Sale are many Schiappacasse. NEW HAVEN COUNTY. It Is Just Like that the Edison is the best phonograph. . d The choicest confectionery and ice other white articles, which will be not-;e- cream that is toothsome and delicious to . from day day. on sale daily, before, during and after For 60UTHFORD. This. the G. B. Scniappa-cass- e, Bank No wonder it is talked street. NEWS HEREABOUTS. about, we sell pure for that purpose. Rev W. L. Humphrey of Roxbury The it we a was . Recent guests at Brooklet Valley Incidentally, also vbuy large in town, Tuesday. " Inc., Bi-Oenterm- farm are Mrs Walter Mrs stock of to sell. . . Company,- Harry S. Wengrow, the tailor, ad ial. J. Darley, it ThetCentiiry ready-mad- e Wartha J. Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Ran Have vou bought any.? : - vertises a special sale in Are to find 837 Main St;.; Bridgeport, Conn. clothing and furnishings, to begin on dall, P. Atwood and Clark C. Atwood, Why hesitate? you trying and 10 an- all of Waterbury. something better than , THE Saturday continue days. In Mrs Y. fl. C. A. Building. other column he . is Henry Jackson is in poor health. gives special prices. Our Stock now complete. and t MASURY'S a ranK m. souie mas on sale post or s her children recently visited her. WEDDING cards with the following local views: An elegant line tnis season Mr and Mrs Curtis H. Smith have Housatonic River Lover's All recently entertained their sister, Mrs Railroad Paint? views, Leap, goods. styles and sizes, made from Mount Vernon. Gorge above Lover's Leap, . Falls Page, Can you find a paint that will cover GIFT of all the standard fabrics : also ueorge Hi. (jtarlick. br.. is driving a more Bridge, View .North from Falls new horse. surface? Problem is easily solved here, Bridge, Electric Light Co. 's Dam, New many novelty weaves. - No, if you could we would keep it. Whether your taste runs to Silverware, Out Town Bridge. View at Point of the Curtis 1. smith has purchased a Glass. China or Clocks, yon ma; rest assured separator. ,, . It will be here in a variety of the newest and Mountain, "The Old Button Balls," Sharpies best and less than you woula expect Boardman's Bridge. Bird's Eve View. $10.00 tc $25.00. Mrs Lida Wooster recently visited to designs Mrs Benjamin Hicox of - Southbury. " dl uv Wew Milford, from east: Bird's Eye - Bridesmaid and Usher's gifts in many new View of New Milford from west: The residence of David B. Wheeler and dainty styles of jewelry ana xxoveiiies. the and son is in a new dress H Rider, St John's church, All Saints' church, resplendant 418 Water airySt., . Bridgeport, Oonn e - Francis of paint, applid with their own hands. e church, St d Congregational I Xavier church, Methodist church, ln-- Shoes Mav others G. & gieside school. The Bungalow, Way Douglas A new cupalo is soon to be erected .WcFairchild Sons, side Inn; Main street, looking north, on the large barn of Attorney Newton 60 YEARS Manufacturing Jewelers. in 1807: Main street, looRing north, Are the most bhoes on A. Wheeler. . - EXPERIENCE to-da- y; The school closes The Price House in Connecticut for Main street, looking south; popular Christian street lowest. 14, . when . High Quality (ioods. Bank street; Drinking Fountain ana the market. More sold than any June there will be appropri Sweet (Dora! ; ate children. A I " south Park; New Milford before and other. 'V. exercises by the flag 2 - Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, (4 United Bank will be raised and a picnic will follow. 99J after the Fire views); Miss CONN. Dunning; JNew Minora uatuo.'s plant; All Leathers and Styles, Piatt of Shelton is the teacher. ' i Meld'Corn! BR1DOBPORT, Center school; Memorial Horary; Linus L. Darley is at the home of win 1865. High E. ' irj Established waramaug's . monument; Jiimeraia $2 50 $4.00 George Garlick. Traoc Marks lake; twelve views of Lake Waramaug; Charles Hine is still running his Designs Corn! New Milford Power Co.'s house, steam sawmill. ' . Ac Popping John White is man of all work at AnwmAMiidlne a sketchCopyrightsand description nay nnlokly ascertain our opinion free whether ma stocked with all varieties. Prices Reasonable. Harley.E. Warner's. Invention Is probsbly patentable. mnnl. We are well NEW PRESTON , Mrand Mrs Frederick Wheeler of tlons strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent Leading Washington Business & OAjNJO-CLD- sent free. Oldest agency for securlnrpatent. DLiNCAN Danbury and Mr and Mrs Harrison Patents taken thronirh Mann A Co. reoelT Headquarters for Garden, Field and Houses. THE LOCAL NEWS. Wheeler of Patterson, N.Y., recently special notice, without charge. In the Head-to-Po- ot Flower Seeds. Miss Meador, sister of H. H. Meador Clothiers, visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Hen Li. ry Jackson. Scientific American. of Arrowpoint farm, is at present at who once ' A handsomely Illustrated weekly. ctr. A. m Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. r:" Walter J. Darley, resided culatton of any scientific Journal. Terms. 3 Tyrrell's tnis village. on old Bristol and whose home : Sold all newsdealers. .Nelson B. Mead and family oi Green the farm, rear: four months, fi. by wich are located at their Lake is in Waterbury, is in very poor health MUNN&Co.88'- 8- New York again and m I ATT is Providence, R. I., being treat Branch Office. 625 F St Washington. IX C THE FRANK S. PL COMPANY, John Bates and Jaave been at ed for heart trouble. ramiiy new Charles Trask. who has been prostra- cneir cottage tne past week. Mis ted with typhoid fever at the home of 350 to 358 State St, New Haven, Ct. barn is Hearing completion at tne his parents, is very much better and bands of Moretnju.se & Ferris, carpen is he will soon recover. Plows "also nave ; it hoped ters.' Tney a contract David B. Wheeler and sons have been plowing in wltn I. J. Beardsley of K.ent the new barns at the A. N. ' Pr of a barn and painting Keeping constantly WATCHES. Roci-for- Hollow for the building to d and this country there are no secured tne contract for tne Wheeler farm. at It Is the key Howard, Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton, to the have inning Miss Flora Jackson has been assisting successful advertisi- Filled and bUver cases. plows equal Hillsdale, building of B. Q. Humpnrey's house. Mrs Frank Wheeler with her hous ehold ng:. South Bend in Solid Gold, Gold N. Y., plow. Both wood Mr aolles oi JNew xorK Uity, pro duties. prietor of LiOomarwickkJnotel, arrived June 8, Thx and iron beams. nere on unursaay or last ween ana in Saturday, HENRY C. REID, Jewiur, EstAbllfched 1883 tends soon to nave tne note! open for A FORTUNATE TEXAN. You cannot spurt much and The Original Beld Jewelry Store, We (have the Walter A He is at in I Will A I 921-1- 4. guests. busy present plac Inaugurate win. A Business career that 95a ruin street, anat eporx, etepDOD Wood Steel Frame ing it in hrst class order for guests. Sale of Mr E. W. of 107 Louis w. liaroia ueemaa nas, inis weeK, sent "Special Goodloe, St goes by fits and starts will not his 01 draft with street, Dallas, Tex., says: "In the pair borses, driver, past year I have become acquainted pay so well in the long run Harrows to Tnomaston to assist in htting i 1 s a 1 ? track from tnere towards Springfield withDr King New Life Pills, and.no as a business that follows Do Yon Kodak READY-MAD-E laxative I ever before tried so effectu BOl a new and various makes of , Disc Mass., for trolley service. CLOTHING course mapped out for it and ... If not, woy gc O. (Jr. Carlson and John Andersen ally disposes of malaria and bilious bum .iwiM. f Klrtnm taking,viy iyvi i"'")"' Harrows. ness. ' They don t grind nor gripe. keeps increasing its advertis- line of csmerss, ium it passed Decoration day in Torrington. 25c. R. H. Beers & ' George land F. and at Co., Newtown: ing as the business demands 990 Maia JSL, Have seen the . Baymond Beardsley Betts & Hook : P. J. Gar Jackson's Book Shop, Bridgeport. you or Decoration Betts, Sandy it until the maximum is reach- ASK OAT1UMUE. Bridgeport passednere. day vin, Bethel : W. N. Noble, New Mil FOR wltn tneir parents ; ; ed. There is a maximum for Hillsdale rants . Brown wltn Jf. J. Hosford ford E. J. Buckingham, Huntington FURNISHING GOODS Allen Station : . G. W. ? passed tne afternoon of the same day Joyce, Roxbury a small business beyond which Land Roller at the races at Conetia Park, New Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; J. M. Sulli it is not or to Milford.' van, Redding Ridge ; Connery Bros. economy policy Shovels, Forks, Rakes, etc. Eev Mr of New Georgetown ; W. B. Hawley, Sher go. Brookline Chronicle. Dysdale Haven A.t Cost man ; Honan & faoule, Gay lords vi lie ; in again occupied the pulpit here, last Prices at Cornwall Edwin Everything the Agricul- On account of the Smith Bros., Bridge; tural tool line. Sunday morning. H. Beardsley, New Preston ; George GOOD heavy ram, very few attended the and Below. E. Frmk, Falls Village; E. S. Fair- - Our columns fufnlsh church service. & the to success- W. chijd Son, Nichols, drug stores. key ! Dea Edward Marsh and wife of MEN'S Former Price Now $ 5 50 ful advertising la Bridgeport were guests here of Mai SUITS, $10.00, PRINTING I Burnham " " " " 12 00, Now 6.50 WHAT OUR REPORTER SAW IN this community. 5. F. SEELEY, Walter from Wednesday till HSE as: ate ag- jb riday aiternoon or last week. " " " " 14.00, Now 7.95 NEW YORK. zsgzssiifi Washington Depot, Ct. Edward Hull is engaged at exterior " " " 18 00, Now 10.98 on Mrs A. H. 150-17- painting Bolles' house MEN'S PANTS, " " 5, Now 98c A recent o one of DEALER IN John Griswold is employed as paint visit the largest re- - er J. in Jient lioiiow MEN'S FINE TROUSERS, paint factories in tne world, disclosed Brings good by l. isearosiey Worsted " " 4 2 . was m Coal, Lime, Cement, Ned Lyman was obliged, last week and Fancy Stripes, 00, Now 39 machinery tbat producing 10,000 m m to an nose, caused by MEN'S PANTS, " " 3 50. Now 148- - gallons of Faint, and doing it better suits. A business carry injured and in less time 100 could Paints, Hardware, baseball during a match game he was SHIRTS, " 50 75c, Now 39c than gallons etc. , etc. ensragad in at Washington. be made by nana mixing. Waste is often was confined to SHIRTS, ," "$1,1.25,1.50, Now 79c Uhis was tne celebrated Lt. as M. Dont judged by Bev H. Upson again " " 25 his home by illness, the latter part of UNDERWEAR, 35c, Now 19c Paint. ' ILS week. to will MEN'S . " 20c Now Four gallons L. & M. mixed with 3 32 uiuikcu ma.. last Id is be hoped he SUSPENDERS, 9c. Linseed Oil 7 of Your soon feel .able to walk over to the 25 35c Now 14c. gallons makes gallons costs Dostofflce again. " " paint at a cost of less than $1.20 per ! iter. It very ball " " 50 75c Now 35c gallon. Time Several from here attended the " ' 15c u. & M. Carl Bader, game at Washington, last Saturday MEN'S BLACK HOSIERY, Now 8c it any aeiecc exists in paint. If have a Jf(littIe more to have nines win repaint nouse ior notning. you " Market, between Gunnery and. Taft or u. so M. made to farm for sale or rent; if Washington Depot which resulted in a score of 5 to 0 in Don't Forget the Day and Date, donations you I your work done Washington Depot. favor of the Gunnery nine. J. Milton June 8. churches. want boarders; if you have any- A full line of Meats always on band. Game Stillson of this village was again, as Saturday, you want to dispose of; if us in n season. Meats of Piles get quick and certain relief thing wit good the always prime quality usual, the Ipitcher for the Gunnery Tailor-Mad- are for business op- and prices reasonaDie. Always ready to take orders for Home e from Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment. you looking 5byr nine. Pleaselnote it is made alone for Piles, don't waste your form. C. Hatch of New York City passed Suits. and action is and portunities, Thursday of last week here as guest of its positive certain. time about it. Just put a little J. B. Stillson, while he tried his luck Itching, painful, protruding or blind ad in the Want columns of The - once more piles disappear like magic by its use. Groceries, in the trout streams in this nickel-cappe- d 50 Bee what vicinity. Large glass jars cents. expressing briefly 35 Teas and Coffees. has been feared continued HARRY 5. WENGROW, Sold by R. H. Beers, Newtown ; B. you want, and that will settle it. It by the Co. , ; P. Bee Pub Ilbave opened a store! for the cool and weather that corn Hawley& Stepney J. Garvin, The Co., sale of Groceries in the house of Albert damp and Bethel ; S. J. Parks, Trumbull. Staple Reliable stood which has been planted would rot in Tailor Clothier, Use Oberg at Washington Uepo on to the before it would sprout and and low oricea for cash. Stop way the groundseem Bee. creamery and try my goods. potatoes to grow very siowiy. New Milford, Connecticut. OA.SEoI1.IA.1!ib Kind You Have The Tobacco plants are quite backward Bum th y? Always Boughl D. Miller, but a week of warm sunshine would Signature Washington Depot. Conn. now make a great difference with of Arm xm LWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907.

The Newtown Beec SANDERSON'S Newtown, Friday. Ju ne 7, 1B07. My Hair SPKOJ A.1 j For . Ran Invitation. Away IS-- L2)n CIRCULATION : FORMULA Don't have a with ) Q) Q) Tobacco. January 1, 1888. falling out ) your hair. It might leave you ! Raises the Finest Quality Last week, of Leaf Tobacco. 4500 Then what? That would mean The people of Bridgewater, Broo' Wrapper thin, scraggly, uneven, rough man, Kent, Warren. New Preston, hair. ! RT?n A Itis made of Materials which Keep your hair at home Washington, Roxbury and New F JL) JCAJil. U OJJJ the food Fasten it to 1 supply right plant in tightly ycu scafp 1 best forms. Ten You can cordially invited by the people of Pages. easily do it with Ayer's to attend A !t has the Richness and Hair Vigor. It is something the celebra TTQT? Strength more a settlement of JJljVJri. U for growing large, smooth, silky than simple hair dress- their town, on Saturd kjj leaves FAIRFIELD COUNTY. ing. It is a hair medicine, a Monday and Tuesday, June 1?, 16, V, e ' hair a A lt is wel1 mixed . tonic, hair food. As it is TiTTr HUNTINGTON-AFFAIR- S t 12iVJiiL TTQT? mde, properly The best kind of a testimonial manifestly impossible U U D Hi and pi fine and dry condition for "Sold for over sixty years.'"" vidual invitations to i ABOUT TOWN. O. every resident, drilling. Alsoby J. Ayer Co.. XwU. Mr nnrl Mra CI A T7,,11 e XT manulkotunra xtt ed that each will this SARSAPAKILLA. accept general S-'i- Memorial i friends, spent day PILLS. a personal one. FERTILIZERS for All CHERRY PECTORAL. Crops. Miss Verna Crandall is seriously ill v with typhoid fever where she is teach yers Rich. Pure, Strong, Active, ing in Tennessee. Safe Grow Mrs Perry Shaw and her son, Hayes and Sure Crop ers. Hubbell, have gone to Massachusetts his parents, Mr and Mrs William Jor - Send for Free 1907 tor a tew days. dan. Mr and Mrs Baum and two Diary. Mrs Frank Wooster has crone to Trum daughters of Shelton visited at J. B bull to several Downs'. Miss Nettie Curtis and lady spend weeks with her friend of Ansonia visited her Aunt aaughter. Mrs- Bert. 'Rrnrilov ar,A Ui0. RichardMc Donald is building; an ad- " uult XJJT-t - Sanderson Fertilizer & Chemical dition on Perry Shaw's house. kin of Shelton visited the Missest; Hart-- The in- netc. Grammar school gave a very Miss Marcia is teresting entertainment in Laborie's her Taylor visiting Company, hall, last Wednesday evening. Songs, brother, Edward Taylor, at Sandy NEW HAVEN, COJSN. recitations, cake and cream to make a helped Mr and Mrs George Stowe are visit- pleasant evening. About $17 ing their Mrs Warren was nettea ana will be used for beau- Stowe. grandmother, tifying the schoolroom. Miss E. R. Hawley and family were at E. Calesta Furey of Ansonia was S. over a guest at George Smith's a few Hawley's Memorial day. days. fr William Callan and family of Water- - Mrs burv have heen ui.QitincrF'. . v.T RinHny. William Hawes and son and Mrs ham. Ulllllf) Thomas Quick visited at Judd's Are to ? over " Bridge of Tou Fwvrvi TWnfVlTYi Yiaa Sunday. the Going Paint Charles rphimoH Season, the hospital. He has lost one toe and Misses Clara and Lizzie Thompson Dart of his foot, as n result, riis sVivi1- - have been spending a few days with rf - r- - their X Mr arA AIA A fC, Grand Opportunity If You Are ing accident, but is narpnta U VJ C - recovering nicely. Thompson. Embracing, as it do pvrv i;n. nr j Mrs Emma Northrop returned, Sun- in our large and varied M.k..j: REDDING. day night, from a few days' visit stock. with her dano-Vitp- r Mrs Pkm-lo- a nan!. The extremelv CARRARA . hart IIMUC ! WUUlC- - PAINT AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. at Quaker's Farms. liu many Miss sale firms over-anxio- us Carrara Is May Edwards of Huntington is to of seasonable Paint known T T X dispose everywhere. It Is not affected by gases - V. 1 Cil.(,l.lHJVJ her Mrs Arthur goods, with fogs, sea air, or any climatic conditions. on account cold. visiting sister, " - the Its immense popularity and Sunday, of the fpHiano "AVC uccn aoe 10 secure some satisfactory service it has given on all classes of buildings gives you storm. Will Kelley. who has lived at C B. for exceptional positive assurance that you are getting the best when you buy Carrara. Farmers are verv haclrwaril aVimit French's for a raimVipr nf mraitVio loft- - bargains this sale. planting corn and potatoes. for" Waterhurv MnnHnv Ho ovnooto Almost Write for Color Lists Sheriff every one is familiar with the fact class- Card.Price and other Literature to Banks attended the banquet to learn a trade. Hon William Oliver, es that ail given by Sheriff Hawley in Bridgeport There is an epidemic of whooping- - of goods have advanced to his n-- materially the The F. C. 221-- 3 deputies. COUCrh amontr tho rriilr1rn Representative from the town of Cornwall. during past year. BUSHNELL . Tfitrai. Co., Water St., Willie Banks of Bridgeport was district. v . . Our contracts months in home for three or four last placed advance have protected NEW HAVEN, CONN. . days, week, us ana naa gooa iuck catching trout. over Memorial against higher prices on most lines, which has ' are arte- LITCHFIELD COUNTY. day. been to Agents for Connecticut and Rhode Island. uerDy parties sinking an BETHEL. Mrs Ethel, widow of Sherman Clark, your benefit all the season sian well for Mr Walbridge in Pleasant came from Brooklyn, N. Y., on Satur- through and will be found even Valley, Redding Ridges day for a short stay. more to your aavantage during these next ten business Mr and Mrs Miller and two daugh- WASHINGTON. r.M? Elnathan Mitchell entertained days. ters of Brooklyn spent a few days at THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY. Dr Bishop on Memorial their place in day. He came Sanfordtown, last week. Mr and Mrs William up from New Haven in company with Frank Ferry, caretaker of the Corn- Tate and daugh GUNNERY ALUMNI. Mr Hunniwell in search for wall place, is setting out a quan- ter, Natale, of Bridgeport, have been cal ornithologi- For of flowers great the guests of Rev and Mrs Lewis M. The Gunnery Alumni met on Memor specimens. tity from Beech's green- ial in the lower hall on the Green. Miss Olive Mitchell entertained a house, Bridgeport. Lounsbury. day Staple Dry Goods, Ready-to-we- ar 1 young friend TtnilHf!" "Mr IV1 o l. . Rev A. T. Steele, pastor of the A. D. Woodruff presided in his usual lady from the city over Garments the foundation for the j Congregational church, who is a mem- happy manner. Mr Tremam was elect Sunday. Furnishings for Men and Avery bungalow Di- ed of the association. Mr Lud A. D. Woodruff moved on Women, Carpets. Furni- Your near me center. ber of the senior class of the Yale president to the former Saturday vinity school, has completed his course low, vice president, Lewis Bronson, John Woodruff place. ture, Draperies, and Every Kind .of Home Supply of in treasurer, and Mr Mc Cutcheon secre- Furnish- study that institution. will be AONROSp Z The anniversary commencement ex- tary. A hearty vote of thanks was ex- ings offered UNDER PRICE DURING THIS of Flower, Field and ercises took place, Wednesday. tended to Miss Church for her long SALE. FARMERS ARE WONDERING. Mrs William Ohler and daughter, and efficient service as secretary of the .. Garden Seeds Miss Rosalie Ohler, drove to Seymour, association. Since Memorial day comes ROXBURT. vv..w. ww 1115 OtCllJO tiic Thursday, returning home Monday. next year on Friday the gathering will ComeTto store. All all important topic for discussion and I he members of the Bethel Drum be undoubtedly be much larger and a new sold in or 1 "f t.Vf rvVPT,X7Q 1 "Urt. my strictly goods, 1 rn HqV Pry TllrtA large vv. UVWAA VAUJ If ialO KJZ Corps were the guests of H. L. Row- more elaborate brogram will be plan- ENTERTAINMENT A GREAT SUC" small quantities. . land of Belle Memorial ned for the occasion. CESS. will continue to Island, day. The Howard & sell be, for the forecast ihe Men's club of the Concrreea- - The entertainment at Barber Co., We Stockbridge and other brands of Fertilizers ior tne montn was severe rain storms. tional church gave a sociable, Tuesday A FOR THE NATURAL- Town on given the Not all of the farmers have their gar- in QUESTION hall Friday evening. May 30, DXRBT, COHH, for all crops. Let us x dens Tlant.ed anH nrVr Voiro finrl evenjng, the parlors of the church. ISTS. by the teachers and quote you prices. ins A large number of people were pres- pupil of Weller the seeds are slow in coming up, and ent and an Last December a kettle stand- district school. No. 8. was a success in None better than Call see enjoyable evening was potash every detail, not only but Syracuse Sulky Plows. and grow very slowly, showing the need of spent by all. ing on stone work m the open air was all financially them. the need of warmth and sunshine. In The Memorial day exercises were used to heat water for butchering in respects. From the time the cur- some cases where seeds were put in held in the Methodist church. Sundav hogs. It was left uncovered, with tain was raised at 8 o'clock until the the have frozen. and snow program ended by the of "Lib- early, seedlings been afternoon, instead of in the cemetery, rain falling into it. When which was singing on account of the severe storm. Hen- the ice thawed in April there was a oldererty." represented by the The Prairie State IS THE DOG REGISTERED? Gilbert made the medium sized bull frog in the water. boys of the school protecting An- ry welcoming speech, ' na Gean Mc Kay in their en- The list contains the which was followed by a selection by How came he there? He could not in midst, Incubators and Brooders following the Male Chorus. Rev A. T. have climbed the sides of twined the National emblem, the names of those who had registered Steele overhanging stars and stripes. Your take lead. their dogs with the town clerk-o-n June made the opening prayer, after which the kettle, nor could he jump from the ent seems to .correspond- the 1, on recitations Mises Mae Judson and ground into it. think that there is no the date which he must return a by foreign element in this townf and fur- list to the selectmen. Action will now Hazel Andrews, Bernard Dolan and he claims Talk the Paint over with us before be taken " Eugene Manus, pupils of the High HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES. thermore, that Roxburv has question buying yonr by the selectmen to compel more Americans according to the pop- stock. those who have failed to comply with school, were given. Rev Lewis M. JThe High school exercises will be ulation than any town in : Lounsbury made the address. the United the law to do so Samuel Adams. ' held in the Town hall on Tuesday aft- States. Of course would be John Bachman, Hobart E. Beardslev. Miss Matilda Crowe and Andrew ernoon it taxing who of next week, beginning at the minds of the readers of The New- Hardware and All Kinds of Louis B. Beardsley, Frank Beardsley, Crowe, have been visiting friends 2.30. These exercises mark the closing town Bee to read the Farming Tools. Albert Beers, G. Wil- in JSlew York City, have returned to program of that Mary Bennett, their home on Plain street. of a most successful year. The invita- entertainment, so I will cut it short by liam Bigelow, Oliver S. Blakeman, Wil- Grassy tion to attend is a general one and a politely asking all our and liam Blakeman, f., Charles G. Blake- Frederick bmith of Waterburv has number will be friends to look neighbors ' The Farmers' Store. Warren W. been the guest of friends here. large undoubtedly pres- out for an advertise- man, Bliss, Miss B. 'Booth, ent. ment in The Bee. as the Weller Troup Edward Botsford, Andrew L. Burr, is going to appear in public once more Miles B. Burr, John M. Burr. Dwieht Mr and Mrs Ernest Clark, with little m tne near tuture. M. Burr, 2, GeorgeL. Burr. 2. Isidore The object is to The Kind You Haw daughter, Dorothy, from New Haven, raise enough money to a Bearathe Always Bough! ft-- Vtxr purchase Buxbaum, Martin Castle, Stiles M. were at his S. strinx w lanrl tliA N. 7 father's, George Clark' s, wj till. OVUWlllUUOCt oKJ Xa Clark, Sylvester Clarke, George S. Bignatrae the latter part of last week. the children can have something off the Coley, Edward Corning, Frank Curnan, of Raymond Clark of Hartford was ho me highway they can call their own. Shelton. Conn Mrs Frank Curnan, Frank P. Curtiss, New Worcester Buckeye Mower Arthur H. Curtiss, William S. Clark, II monev mtker fnr h mi Wn Tt 1. . f, Stephen Crame, Thomas Cramer, drawt .wt.i William B. Craft. Svlvia EastwonH that ahorse wTverWhSlto:" IU drtvtn wutrT George H. Edwards, 2, Henry W. Ed- wards, Stephen French, Harry Gard- ti ner, 2, Bridget Gannon. Louis Goulett. C. Hawley,2, George S. Hawley, S. B. The Bullard Tedder. 2, John A. Hayes, Henrietta, 3, Known as the standard all Wanted Charles A. Hubbell, 2, Perry B. Hub-bel- l, by iwbo We feature this a Tension E. G. S. year Spring which prevent tntorksTrom brelkT.cI Huntley, Ambrose Hurd, Say rough ground. The Richardson TWdeVaEuTLhS Julius guarantee Ter uiSf Hurd, Henry Hohne, 2, M. H. down now, and write for our new 1907 Johnson, J. Carlton Joyce, L. D. Lane, Catalogue. Joseph Lucas, , Otto Mattegat, Mrs Amelia Mattegat, Morris Newsbaum, Young fa. To You Henry Nichols, J. Frank Olmstead, Elbert F. Olmstead, C. E. Osborne. J. Botsford m 3 , C. E. Osborne. 2. .Fairchildi Carpenters f Jr.. Lemuel 3, O. Osborne, William Penfield. Charles TaU.44-- Ncwtoira, H. Powell, Stephen Pulaski, 2, Zalmon fit. F. Purdy, Henry Pettit, P. J. Reitter, Buy 'em .to Get William Kubert, William H. Shel Men ton, Henry F. Sherman, Charles G. style, too. Shop, shop here with us. Rings Sandy Sherman, Henry W. Seeley, 2, Charles j F Sherwood, Frances Turney, Edward We've the proot. Of what? Good t dirts for D. Tuttle, Edward Twist, George S. Wedding: Velie, Solon B. Wales, Dr Frank J. Clothes. Bnsravlnx Pi of Wales, 2, J. W. Waterbury, Albert Chars. Wind Mill Wheeler, F. W. Wheeler, Frank Wit-kosk-y, William Moderate for clothes that Wagner, Anton prices REID & TODD, Work. fit and keep their and have Main Howard Wheeler's steam sawmill shape, 1054 St, Bridgeport, Conn. which has been at Botsford for a num ber o weeks, has been brought back StepKerv B. to its home and set up. Seymour, Conn., - - , 66Church,High St., Boston, Mass. Mrs Golds borough is a guest of her JfcBLEFHONES 128-1- 2 and 2 Vasonla Dlvla -- n. sister, Mrs Benkard, m Sharon. Woolen Clothes Mrs rank J. Wales and son are. visit. ing in Wethersfield. St . Beaoitiful Mrs Albert Wheeler invitprl Till For and Summer Piaoos J oi young laaies to a "Thimble Party" Spring at her home on Saturday, May 25, and For WITH THAT SINGING TONE. wnen the guests .arrived they learned Men, Boys, Youths and Children. Luai, ii was given in nonor oi Miss rcnei waies, wno ere the June roses h fWe wish to emphasize the QUALITY of the tone of are gone, will have exchanged her Men's Suits, $io to $30 oar substantial ' name with the tinkle of wedding bells. pianos. A redaction on all pianos 'this iiiach guesf'thimbled" a needle nimhlv Youth's Suits, $7 50 to $18 month. while hemming a handsome napkin - We have for the honored guest. Mrs Wheeler Boys' Suits, $2 50 to $8.50 a large line of Sheet Music and Musical in- prepared a fine banquet for the maid- Children's struments ens who made the occasion a most Suits, $2 50 to $7 merry one. Among those present were U Misses Ethel and Edith and Pearl Thevt Wales, Bessie Burr, Lucy Beach, Bicycles Bike Carolyn Osborne, Edith Sinclair, Flora Without back or Hurd, Lillie, Jessie and Rose Wheeler, breaking your straining your muscles. Edith Turner, Miss Upton and Ethel 'L Racycle, National, Tourist, Iver Johnson and others ADVERTISE IN THE BEE. Wheeler. 1EI& A very easy running. BTEVENSOB. Shoe The That 'Proves. RepeUrs That Stay Repaired. CHURCH SOCIABLE AND SUPPER. B'l't We have a practical machinist in our repair works. Wednesday evening, June 12, there Brazing, vulcanizing, trueing, etc., will be a church sociable and supper at TR carefully attended to, n. A full line of the home of Mr and Mrs John Laugh-li- Dunnes Tires, fcjundriee, etc, always on hand. It is hoped the evening will be AM pleasant. 7 nJ. Memorial day, there were a nmber con MAIN ELD AVE. of visitors in town. Mrs Margaret Wheeler ;of New Haven visited Mr WM. C. and Mrs James Wheeler ; E. N. French Bridgeport. 270 Main and" little son of Shelton visited at his Street, Danbury, Conn. home here ; Frank D. Jordan visited " -L ' f"li . t u r. r? trt . n -

NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907. "j - - t jy "r t r II t I cream, cakes and strawberries will Financial IoctltaUaa. ewtown R$a Often The Kidneys Are be served. All are invited. Over-Wo- FARMERS ARE BLUE. 6 Weakened by rk. The Randall Perct. Bonds. some Consumption is less than it used to be. Company, Irrigation Some fields of corn are up while deadly ) Land 1 Unhealthy Kidneys Blake Impure Blood. to the cold (Incorporatd Mortgages. hS-ojrff- Is" isn't planted yet, owing New Milford. Conn.. the It used to be considered that only weather. Spring work is much im- Certain relief and as Years Bosiaess. No Losses. and bladder were to be usually complete recovery rate for -- - urinary troubles peded. lfial int&EJt tracea. to tne 9 will result from the - fcjiieiK.TION: moneys, in following treatment: irftfliey New Eng- lafUrtLJ'-'-. . 600 but now modern Memorial day was observed a very InSj science proves that appropriate manner, A. R. Humphrey & ' Hope, fresh land States nearly all diseases in charge. Three of the schools, teach- rest, air, and Scott' 1& d have their beginning ers and scholars,- - assisted in the exer- in th disorder of cises with recitations and singing of - most R sv- these important "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." 9 ALL DRUGGISTS I BOo. at wme Ten Pages organs. Hobart Strong read "Lincoln's Ad- jQsj AND $I.OO. The kidneys filter dress at Gettysburg." Rev C. A. and the blood-t- hat Pickett made a short address, which rnoner, r purifyis their work. was listened to with marked attention. Therefore, when vour kidneys are weak Hon W. C. Welton told of improve- ROXBETRT. Noble Gold is wUft RFIELD COUNTY. or out of can understand how ments in progress at the Soldiers, father, Davenport. Coupon Bonds, L3 order, you affected and Mr and Mrs Burton Hodge spent a rrv oSwilltoQhase to pay nntlv vour entire body is Home at Noroton. All joined in sing- B. G. Davenport and family of few days last week In Greenfield Hill, Issued in denominations of E , ay how everv orean seems to fail to do its ing after which the vet- TRUMBULL. erans"Amerjca," Bridgeport spent Decoration day In the guests of Mr Hodge's brother. W. l9anK or trust compaEy and school children decorated town, the guests of Mr Davenport's B. Hodge.. 3 If you are sick or " feel badly," begin the graves with flags and flowers. loan.- - - GRANGE JOTT1NOS. taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Wichita Grange will confer the first Swamp-Roo- t, because as soon There were over 100 present at Kilmer's and second degrees on a class of six at The Horae Market. $1000 $500 $100 as your kidneys are well they will help the next regular meeting, June 12. All on 11 of Trumbull Grange Friday eveDing, li ofhfr orphans to health. A trial members are requested to be present-M-r BY THE W51 tl&strongest Mav 24. Tbe following program was win nnvitipe anvone. and Mrs H. Swift have been vis- W115S can make io misr in anfihdustrial If you are sick you l iting town for a short time. ads 1 I J. vrj-v- recently presented: M m - r n Aire . conn-- Mildred Tucker, take Dy nrst aouunug j"""- j , A daughter came to bless the home of The American Real Estate Co.f Omganies le Ladies quartette, Theiftild and the extraordinary effect of Mr and Mrs Walter Kibbe. May 8. and Bank i Night Day Bwldlnr. tPy-ESvet- Verna Minnie Mallette and Swamp-Roo- t, the o to make Barske, Dr. Kilmer's great Potatoes planted early seem not to Fifth Avenue and 44th St.. New Vork Gertrude Frazier. kidney remedy, is soon realized. It qe sprouted as much as those in the Horse tbklFZShort notes stands the highest for its wonderful cures oellar. Bridgeport's term Recitation, Ruth Iiindley.' of most cases, and is sold Gross Asset?, Dec. 31, 1906, Stanley Lindley. the distressing Miss Fannie Ohmen called on friends $9,446,095.89 salable. Recitation, on its merits by all m town on Saturday . She says only and Gould Shelton. fifty-ce- nt Capital Surplus, 1,519,518.30 e is the rate that every Recitation. dnifpistsin one cmid pas been absent one day dur Store. today Charlotte Plumb. one-doll- ar size term Investor would like to get for his Piano solo, and yj&mjH ing this of school. Miss Ohmen Dep't Secured by Improved New ork Real Estate. Recitation, Fannie Downs. Domes. x uu xiLny teaches at the Brick schoolhouse and is money with safety. have a sample bottle Home of swamp-Boo- t. very as a teacher. are safe and Recitation, Edward Strnhel. mail also a popular For full particulars address I sell securities that Olfve Mallette. by free, pamphlet telling you E.B. Wheeler attended the horse race Build and repair anything on wheels. will net 6 not for a few Recitation, how to find out if you have kidney or in New Milford. Decoration dav. that Bong, Johanna Speer. bladder trouble. Mention this paper Ashman & Schnell will commence years, but forvOer. to Dr. Kilmer & Bing-hamto- business so that Recitation, "Ella I wns. when writing Co., their contract in Torrington, June 3. L. H. PRINDLE, I conduct my Emma LlndU y. N. Y. Don't make any mistake, May success attend them. Hgr., these securities are available to but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, Olive Mai t, Automobile Built First National Bank as well as the Duet, Amelia Berger, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- and tne aa Bodies, Any Design, Building, the; small large ton. N. V.. on every bottl BETHLEHEB. investor. lette. ires. Bingham Room Piano solo, Ruth Lindley. to Order. 805, 4a Church St., New Haven, Conn.' If you want to know the facts NEWS HEREABOUTS. Investment Reading, Miss Francis St robel. about the situation, Johanna most picturesque place in this section Miss Alice E. Bird Is spending a few write me today. Song,' Speer. with a meadow front close to the days with a cousin in Norfolk. Reading, Mrs Howard Beach. highway and a mountain background Miss Ina M. Lake entertained a "few Thomas C. Perkins Recitation, Gladys Strobel. eleven hundred feet above sea level, of her friends on Saturday evening at Capital, 250,000 I Surplus, $315,225.89 Mutual Ladies' quartet. from the top of which it is said Long an informal reception. Conn. Building Island Sound can be seen with a tele- Mr Frost of Yonkers, N, has A assortment to select from at attractive Conn. Recitation, Herman Strobel. would also an Y., complete prices. CHARLES O. SAN FORD. Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH. Vice Prest Hartford, Beach. scope. It make ideal bought in addition to the old Judd O. H. BROTH WELL, Cahler. Recitation, Dorothy speedway in winter, as the lake will homestead the old Lehigh place and Recitation, Ida Belden. be more than one-thi- rd of a mile long. land or. j, ir, Stevens, J. W. Smith Harness. Administrators and Others Mon- Piano solo, Douglas Lindley. The name of the lake is still in Mr and a shore tract on Long: Meadow Trustees, Holding Hungerford's possession which will be Lake, so he has a passage way to the Single and Double harness suitable for all purposes and eys In Trust H. I. Beach is treating his house to given when it becomes a lake, but he ake. He contemplates the erection of purses, from $8 $350 per set. Everything for the horse and Find a checking account of special value and coaBlene. It, racllltatm matters call a coat Minor & Mar assures us it will be easy to speak, several cottages on the lake in the stable. v ed upon for a statement of the account. Tbe checks (msclwrt for Me tbnp4ns IM new of paint. bank balance equals the total amount of soowey la mux. Is It skmipadttra) are work. future. We account. Simple. . shall of Nichols doing the Mr and Mrs A. Welton and daughter. solicit your The Sunday school met on Wed ties LITCHFIELD COUNTY Ada, of Plymouth, spent Saturday at A. Horses. National Children's C. Lake's. First Bank, day evening to rehearse the . Coacbera and Workers. horse Address: 923 Mala Oonn. a WASHINGTON. Miss Sarah Atwood has returned to Drafters, Roadsters, Every Temporary Street, Bridgeport, ? The Great fc day music. her home here after several weeks guaranteed as represented, or your money back. Miss absence, Gertrude Frazier has been AN APPLE BLOSSOM WEDDING Rev M. jj Amerian a few Miss Mildred Roy Houghton of Derby, a spending days with The wedding of one of former pastor of the Congregational Automobiles. ' ' Washington's Ex-Senat- or fc Tucker. un- cnurcn.was the guest ot Ball most popular young ladies occurred, tor a J, Repairs of every nature; supplies and storage. We repre- Established 1S66. Bearing Mrs F. Beach is on the sick der ideal weather conditions, on Satur L, Dayton few days. last week, sent tbe: Mary day, May 25, at the home of the bride's Mrs Mary H, Flower has been over The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. Self Sharpening list. Dr Seth Hill attends her. parents, Mr and Mrs .Powell t. Sseeiey, from Washington for a few days, visit- Packard Winton Frmnklla Cadillac Banking J . Miss ing friends about town. Clemeot-Bayar- d ITarry Maurer took a when Helen Seely. their eldest Loxler Columbia 1 nomas Cf Lawn Mower trip north, daughter, was united in marriage to Rev S. H. Dixon will end his labor (Gasolene ElectricJ last week, and purchased three fine Lewis Bronson. of the nrm of Bronson with Christ church on July, and will go X. & : T. en Ball Bearings. horses. & Townsend of New Haven. The bride to Newark, jn. j. We can make Immediate deliveries on oars ranging from Watson Co., Z-- was Mrs and Mrs Sherwood Allen 8300 to $5000. Demonstrations 5 These are In every particular equal V becomingly gowned in the dainti spent at your convenience. Rentals BANKERS BROKERS C to those in a bicycle. It dashes with Ms Miss Mary Nichols Is entertaining est of white point d'esprit over white Saturday ana ounaay in Litchneid. by hour, day or week witb competent chauffeur. TrJS wondrous ease. friends from the South. silk, and wore a tulle veil fastened with Mrs M. H. Bloss has returned from Stocks and Bonds -- Self-Sharpeni- . ng. , . show- West Haven, where she has been in a 3l it orange blossoms. She carried a Comm. lillies-pf-the-valle- Corner Mala Brid gjfl The Bed Knife is made of Crucible & er of y. The sanitarium. aad Joha Street. gepowt. rJS Steel. temDered by the best and LYON'S PLAINS. bouquet - Mrs Edith Remail and children have latest methods. maid of honor was Miss Mabel Seeley, mka f, .. Pm fa on1 m nlrln in sister of the bnde. who was charming come to her parents to spend the sum INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. DC making it self sharpening until the ' PERSONAL TOPICS. attired in a gown of pink organdie, mer. knife is worn oat y4a ly Miss The Blvie R.ibborv Horse zi entirely C. E. Patchin has his and carried a large . bouquet of pink Dolly Flower spent Friday night Qi , Driving W heels. &T Improved roses, with pink and white streamers, in Litchneid. These are 10 Inches in diameter and Mt place, this spring, by having it newly & v reader of this Dane who Is still ware Dm la 3? Earl of New Haven, brother of IB TM CJOd IC dm-- that "TJ 6H of is y1 Seeley Save footwear Co., mine la lxwer California, as al-- about this entirely covered, painted. .. was best man, be- money by buying your Carriage kci. the Anrora and that tt ts Eft Grass or grit cannot enter the mot- - the bride, shortly G. rMfhiuivua very valuable prooerty. it is certainly not my f n!u zA lve power and.. they are practically IgrZ fore 12,30 the minister, Kev II, E, Car- at J. Terrlll's, North Woodbury. St.. It la barely one year since tbe stock of tbe fuaoat Mohawk mine of Goldfield. Hevsda. J. McCarthy is having a new fence ter, took his place at ' the north end of Cannon Bridgeport. Conn. was selling at lean than 0 cents oer share, now ae4lie In IM nel4r Oarnood of (IS pnr ahu. tt-- a a twice Inaoected the "At'HORt" and as I to i uaro uwan aiewj. yruuoo iivui built In front of his on the the under a bower of and Having I (raapol mlm. koowlajt IM ssotmon place porch, apple 1 values already disclosed. do not hesitate to predict that a year tooe will Mad tn stock cf Plains. ' . . blossoms and laurel. When the faint the aurora Oonsolidaed silatng Oo quoted In Um same class with the famoos "Motosk." strains of Lohengrin, played by Mrs U Paste this la your hat. S. Hurlburt is selling off his house- Joseph West of Washington Depot, were hold goods and farming tools and ex- heard on the lawn, the relatives and THE MAGIC NO. 3. Hard-- & sThe Danbury pects also to sell his place as soon as friends, about 150. turned expectantly FRED. he can find a He will toward the porch to view the arrival of Number three is a wonderful mascot Dealer la purchaser. go a -e Secvrftr rttiuolar. the bridal party, Alter very for H. st-;.- ware impres George Parris, of Cedar Grove, V . . t Comm. Co., s ,i Opportunities. o elsewhere to make his borne. sive service, the happy couple came Me., according to a letter which-read- Briaxeport, down on the lawn to receive their 8 249-2- Miss Kate Smith of Is "After suffering much with liver and 51 Main 1st., Westport Soon after refreshments kidney trouble, and becoming greatly spending several months with her were being served by the young friends discouraged by the failure to find re- DR1DGEPORT James & Co., Danbury: aunt, Mrs Rebecca Rowland. v of the bride, Chicken salad , rolls, cold lief, I tried Electric Bitters, and as a Staples meat and olives were first served ; then result I am a well man to-da- y. The Ravings Bankers and Brokers, TASHTJA- followed weaopoutan iee cream with first bottle relieved and three bottles 5nk 1 Streets - IMS. Stnte Ooraer doorv. cakes of all kinds, coffee and lemonade completed the cure. " Guaranteed best Incorporated BK.I CG EPOKT, OONN. and the wedding cake to be taken OOR. MAIN STATE 8T8. MRS CASPER lastly on earth for kidney, stomach and liver and 3. KEACHELE. home and dreamed on. the bride Sc. After troubles, by K. i. Beers Co., New- Bridgeport, Com. Drposlu received subject to check and In- Mrs Casper J. Keachelei passed away disappeared the groom remained en the town ; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook ; P. terest allowed at the rate of t percent oa bal- ances ft--0 home lawn among the guests, who took great J. Garvin, Bethel ; W. N. Noble, New of or over. at the of her daughter, Mrs m at him confetti. Surety Bonds famished. delight throwing Milford; E. J. Buckingham, '"--" Charles E. Lamb, in Bridgeport, on all of which he took in Hunting " - - - 81 Will act as Trustees or Administrators In rice, etc., a very ton: Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G, I DeposI s, $6,127,896 I 65 good-natur- ed -- tbe settlement of aisles or ta Utm car. of Wednesday,' May 29, aged years and way. Some of the friends W. Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury: J. M. property generally. availed themselves . nine months. The funeral was held at this time to go Sullivan, Redding Ridge ; Connery Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private from the home of her Mrs into the house and see the display of Bros., Georgetown; W. B. Hawley, Dedob Its received from dp. rooms for m of customers. daughter, The bride was bounti- : tl Charles E. 668 wedding gifts Sherman Honen & Soule. Gaylords Interest paid on all amounts, large Lamb, Grand street, fully remembered with solid silver, ville; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; or small. P. l rtolzer P T. Staple. Bridgeport, on Friday afternoon, May cut glas and table linen, also hand Edwin H. Beardsley. New Preston : Little book on "SaviDgs" given on 31, at 1 o'clock. The body was taken painted china. A handsome cuckoo Oeorge E. Fnnk, Falls Village ; E. S. application. Mechanics and Farmers to the cemetery in Easton for burial. clock and many beautiful pictures were Fairchild & Son, Nichols, drug stores. T. B. DSFOREST. President YOyR BOY among the gifts. Also other pretty and 50c. Bank - - AT Vice Would like one of these SPLENDID EN- useful presents too numerous to men ,k- RaBAWLEY. Prudent. Savings GINES. Why not give him one for his birth-daya- nd PLATTSVILLR, tion. The groom's present to the ALEXANDER HAWLEV, Treasurer New Baak BaUaiaf. Wall SC. Brief eart give hint a start. Let him saw your bride was a piano. At 2.30 each wood, cut your fodder, pump your water, run grand Oct. 1. 1906. 77X29 the separator, and do two-thi'-ds of the work AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. guest was prepared with a handful of South Britain Announcements. Deposits, ti,87i, that ypu hire done. Made In 3 sizes, 3)4, 1 and confetti and when the bride and groom Surplus and Interest, 160.68L68 1 H. P. Bend for circulars and 30 days free Lyvst week Thursday afternoon, May there was a mad rush down trial plan. We also have a full line of Wind was a appeared 97 Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam 30, there quite serious automo to the street where W. A. Watts of National Assets, 034,44 Engines. Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, bile accident on Sport Hill. Harry P. New Haven was waiting with his au You Need Bridgeport Number of depositors, 1 1,587. Silos, putters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. tomobile to take them to Things DeDOslts of SI to noOO reeelvnd Cylinder Oil. Farm Implements and the best Seymour of Hartford, assistant super the train. 'In the SDrlnir: Flower. Gar-- and l.i .i n.l Roofing Manufactured. Send The bride's going away gown was of uen ana aeeas. bi Bank. credited from the Erst of each month, payable for circulars. intendent of ceia uui kk is aiinew In and of each Inoorpri--ate- the Pope Manufacturing dark blue with hat to match. Mr and goods. Garden and Farming Tools. Wall Pa- Incorporated 1800. January171. July year. Co., who was an auto in Mrs Bronson have a new house taste- per: look over oar sample book. New ISnsf- - driving xand Oo. fertilizer for all kinds of crops. Barb Capital, S215.850. ornoEita Fred E. Field, race for Bridgeport parties, while go fully furnished waiting for them in wire ana rouitry neuiog. victor iaming ana rasu.uuu John I. Wensela. PrealdenL CONN. Hill a New Haven, where they will make Machines and Records for sale. Pure bred Stallion, surplus fronts, marahaU K. I SOI1ERS, ing up Sport at high rate of home the future. Meats and General Merchandise. Stop at oar percheron Morris, v,co rreatileata. speed, lost control of tbe machine their in Among the score ana see our lie counter. um or Dar Freda. B. Hn ) guests were relatives and friends from gains. u. a. CaUla. which was ditched. Mr Seymour was New Haven, New Milford. Woodburv RECTOR, NO. 40746. Ability, Integrity and a Desire to Henntarv and Trensvrrr. thrown 15 feet into tbe air and landed and adjoining towns. The bride has Weiahs 1.400 lbs at a vears and 10 months. PAaiad m.w th. a Serve Yoo, 4000 Farms in the mud the road side. The been very popular with the young peo- J. H. muu um uo a. AKiis n. , win Stana by of and will be Cassidy, ca iarm, Auouro, i at my" place. that Is what we believe you will And If you The Trust Money Makers for sale in Maine. New Hamp- auto was overturned ple Washington greatly South Britain, Conn. Decotne a or Bridgeport Vermont. and badly missed from their social but patron tne unageport national shire,New Massachusetts, Connecticut, Mr was circles, Bank; land behind this desire there Is giusl York, New Jersey and the South; smashed. Seymour somewhat their best wishes go with her, for her SHELDON Q. CAMP, Roxbury Conn. financial strength and solidity. 'Strout's List No. 18" describes hundreds in bruised and stunned true Resources to the amount of about two mil Company, detail, one to one thousand acres, $8C0 to but fortunately happiness. SPOT CASH TALKS ! 1W tn Ktat8v Brtdg.porv.Ooaa. JB0.C30; many with stock and tools was WE3 lions piotect tbe account you place la the Is included; not severely hurt. He went to ARE TO SBL.L, Bridgeport National Bank. it the most complete book of real farm bar- of Miss Sarah Hoadley spent the holi- Five cents off on everv dollar's worth o gains ever issued ; it has 256 cuts of buildings the home Edward Seeley and Dr days with Miss Olive Mitchell. troods you buv at mv store. All Roods sold T. B. DkFOREST, President. Capital, surplus and undi and traveling instructions to reach proper- Watson of who was in strictly xor uasii. ties; copy mailed FREE If you will mention Bridgeport, the Owing to the severe storm on Sun Full stock of F. N. BEN U AM, Cashier. vided profits, SjM.ses.se this paper. locality, was called and looked him day, the usual Memorial services at Groceries. over the had to be Automobiles and found there were no bones cemetery given up, but Kecelves Deposits subject toclcJr. al lowing broken. After a while he tne nags were placed as usual on the JOHN M. SQUIRE, South Britain. Ot In connection with our Reoosltorv. and after careful in vest! E. A. Stroxit Co.. resting graves of the old soldiers. Carriage ration Kent. Ssf. Deposit Bases. went ana looked over the wrecked Ford-ar- 1 ana iriaii we nave aeciaea upon toe as tne best bill as Esecutor. iisiiss Farm in was Ihe friends of Dr e all glad VTOTTOR On and after Mav I will be at mv "jacKson" strongest, Newtown Acts Administrator. Ti "Largest Agency the World," machine and then driven back to to near he 11 old stand in Snuth Britain DreDared to do climber, least complicated and best car for monev on tbe market. Savings or la any Fiduciary Capacity. New;York: 150 Nassau Street. Bridgeport. Just as Mr that is gaining in health, any business In my line. Thanking my friends We have sample cars ready for immediate deli verv and will be nleaaed to Boston: 88 Seymour his severe -- F. W. MARSH. Broad Street. reached the top of the hill his machine after attack of last week. ior ineir natronaire in tne pass ana solicit a ueuiunsbrabe lu you ab any Lime. Bank. President. Philadelphia: Land Title Bldg. a Miss Helen Farrand has accepted the snare or it in tne iuture. it ORANOEMKRWIN. We PresV got into rut, making the machine ot m C liBOoaroaATKD 18S6. oouna in tne air, ana when tbe ma position organist an Episcopal A. D. MunsoB, Model 94 rl. P. touring: car, adjustable tonneau, $350 sw ti. isuaun chine landed the front wheels were church in Bridgeport, which will take South Britain, Ot. Model D 94 rl. P. shaft drive car. adjustable tonneau. 1500 j her out of town each week from Fri flodel B H. P. DeDOSita 1907. So.l-- s headed toward the right side of tbe to 40 4 cylinder car, adjustable tonneau. 9400 Mar. 3a 304 os road. He made a desperate effort to day Monday. Surplus, 30.000.00 Miss Burr and Miss Haer gave a de 1 The fliddlesex For Sale. right bis machine but was unable Do Yon Need a.sew paiTuue, 091.035 40 m and it bit a tree at tbe side of tbe road lightful whist party at their boardinsr Assets at market value, i.cm,7o.4 Two pair Devon and bounded along on the Iside of the place, last Friday evening, in honor SEED OATS? wO. " of their guests. Miss Lines and Miss Co. DailKing road for about 100 when It went DeDOslts of one to one thotisaad dol steers, well broken and well feet, Jealcon, former teachers in this town. We have some verv fancv ones. New stock Derby dollar Organised la tK. How la It. SOtn of Detween a and a tree. GEO. B. Carriage lars received from any one person In one year. yar ' teiegrann pole Mrs S. K. Mitchell of all kinds of Grass Seed just arrived. Also CLARK, Pbop., on matched. Also nice the pole and the has returned to new stock of Seeds for Garden and Field. buslnesa, being tne bum plane aa Savings pair hitting was overturning her cottage on the green, after spend- Full stock of the best Groceries and Grain on Near Banks and ander the napervkooa of the State work and two or machine. It a miracle that Mr the winter in the market at reasonable Also Gener- Opera House, Derby. President t DAVID C. PECK. Baak Examiners. niece horses, was not killed. ing Danbury. prices. 76-- 5. State Trust Fneos three Seymour Mrs Fred Cook gave a large and al Merchandise. Tklkphonk Treasnrer : ARTHUR T.NETTLETON. the Statute of law. good cheap horses. Trade at the Big Light Store. CUMu SlftM SHERMAN-- pleasant card party at her home , la st per cent Debentures of EM, SMS. Grain, Feed and Groceries Friday night. Our McOsskev Account Svstem is s accur The selectmen contemplate crushing ate as the bankers syst m. We not ouly can Season 1007. At-woo- tell vou vour balance on vou of all kinds at reasonable THE FIRST QUESTION ASKED. stone the rock d's the Instant, but D. Sanford & Co.. at trap quarry at already know it. FLYING Horses for Sale. prices. The first question asked when neigh- silica quarry for use on the CLOUD, One grey horse 8 years old. 15.5. 1000 lbs. fear-Ipk- k, ISO Belee Bld IrMi town roads. gentle, good nice and breedy, bors meet is: "How are your tobacco The handsome Jet black Trotting Stallion. 17S. roadster, The Memorial services were held in C. P. lasu, lbft nanas niRti. years oia. sure 16 Homer W. plants looking." the in of WILLIAMS', weignt One black 1300 lbs horse. years old. Atwood, cemetery, last Sunday, spite ice. oalance when nroved with foal. Will hands. One of the very bests fearless and Qr ain. Feed, Flour, Coal, Groceries, etc Horse racing at Gaylordsville seems the stormy day. Rev Mr Carter, the South Britain. right; . Sun- stand at Sidney Trne's, Bethel. One good 1 200--1 b. black work to be the attraction here now. deacons and of the four-year-o- horse, good Southford, Conn. Best superintendent Also handsome black ld stallion. age and sound; $12S time made yet 1.56 by "Honest Tom". day school, with a few. others decorat One gry mare. 6 years old. 16 bands. 1200 The funeral of Mrs Joseph;.- - Walton ing the solders' graves. lbs. sound and kind, action, good road- The Leader, all horse. style, was attended at the house on Several people went to Morns to at ster; 1purpose Announcements. Friday Kent Business Announcements. will stand for service. FeeSIO. All calls will One 16 hand black team. & years old. 2300 Rozbury at 11.30 p. m. tend the Consociation on Tuesday. receive prompt attention. lbs, extra roadsters; good action, sound. A The funeral of Mrs Joseph Walton Charles Oibson injured his eye very good hearse warn. was attended at the house on Friday seriously, last week. ! SIDNEY TRUE, Bethel, Ct. One team of dark bays, cobby built. 6 and 7. Tbe beat way to wot 1.30 Dr and style and action, gentle and sound, lft 2H We Can Please at o'clock. Turner family arrived, last Just Arrived B. D. 24. Plumtrees District. bands One of the best pairs In ciuntry. what want, or to You n Charles Johnson is suffering with Friday night. Whlt.A Two other very fine single drivers and fear- in the head Hellormro lTalD less of autos or anything. Bet rid of what yoo In Coffees and Teas. Try a sample and you euralgia Green, Moth Balls, Insect Powder at will buy a pound. Fresh Fruit and Vegeta- Philetus Sturges is the first to set H. doa'tgwant. Is to aae bles in their season. We have some very serv- tobacco. W ARRET. KE3INT H. Stevens, TbeBee'a advertlalBX iceable Overalls and Jumpers; also Working DRUQ STORE. 139 Main Oonn. Pants. Our stock of Shoes for Summer Wear Representative I. C. Atchison now Ice Oream Parlor now open. Ancelot Street, Danbury, colnaana. tbo Is complete. Bring your feet and we can iit takes the afternoon Telephone 132 Try Money-Savin- Sunday train at GRANGE NOTES. you. The g Store. Merwinsvillethat he may reach Hart- Will make the eeason at W. II. Invest Your Money ads i ic a Allen ford so as to attand the Monday session. At the next!, regulatr meeting of Joyce, The most business part of the town Wichita Grange. No. 123, June 12, a Livery and Feed Bucki eham's Orenaug Farm. Bat See That It Is Well Secured. Roxbury Station, Oonn. is on West street this summer, where class of six will be instructed in the K.1UUUIIl This Is ue ones! Wb havA frwr tmir movtlnn srllt Wood Ct. KtDldC blend of Coffee on edired In & 6 N. T. and second Stables. (Hotchkisaville) bury, to-d-ay propoitlt lor pay aa hlffh m and Hungerford has a force of men at first degrees. tne market av work on his which is com- Housatomc tiend for . Rratld vouee at the price, tbe per Lor tCDV. LiCl la.i ii over. dam, nearing Ihe regular meeting of Teams Furnished Commercial Men at Low pedigree. pound. We want every one of our Ooffeecus K. pletion. Mr Hanson is doing most ex- Valley Pomana Grange. No. 10. will Bates. tomers to give this famous blend a trial: & H. Garlick, cellent work putting in a very sub- be held in Ellsworth, June 19, by invi Colts and vicious horses ed won' regret It. they BURR KNAPP, stantial wall. Mr No. 100. David Veterinary, Hungerford also has tation of Taghhannuck Grange, Templeton,KENT. OONN. ucated the humane method. Bakkxhs uid v a number of men Opp. Depot, by Broke, BOXB0BY, OONN. clearing off the June zi, Wichita urange. No. 132. 149-- 1. STBPHBN PRBNCM, TEU 423. m MAIN STREET. Telephone Local 26-- 3. Long Distance Telephone U5-- 5. swamp . When flooded it will be the will hold a strawberry festival. Ice 'Phone wBMf Depot, O. BRIDGEPORT.-- OUHH. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY.' JUNE J 7. 1907. 9 - ROWLAND'S TOWN TOPICS. ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftjS- GRANGE NOTES. D. M. Read Co. 53 Milliners, The ELOQUENT LECTURE BY PBOF DEMOEK. Leading ErfhbrUAed 1857. 110 J Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn LINENS FOB, THE TABLE The members of Pootatuck Grange enjoyed a treat, Tuesday night, in a paper on Missouri by Prof De Mork Great Price Reductions in CHTTXIT AS BBIDAL GIFTS. of Bridgeport. The paper was punc- FOR DYS. was exhaustive in LOVELY AND COnFORTABLE AND BOAS. RinxA Mmo nnf. nf minri UnAn'has been a favored eift to the young worn tured with humor, Seasonable RUFFS an iiiRt. mnirincr nwn hnme. The linen chest was ever the pride of covering the subject, and was handled Millinery. ngrig hr was woven $1.00 Untrimmed Straw Hats, 19C to These arrangements for the neck and shoulders fill a needed want for the young houswife. Back in colonial days, its contents spun and in an and elo- 1 25 ' 44 " 50O elegant her own Earlier was her dower in many cases exceedingly Interesting ' - to a little warmth not be in by bands. than that, it only smanner. Prof De Mork was .15 Sailor Hats, 3Jo something give and the least burdensome. Evidently and treasured above all else. quent .85 " " 50c be all summer in this to-da- - will needed variable climate. And y linen is still counted as acceptable above many other things. at close and 1.12 75o they n the hride's friends Drovide the chest's con heartily applauded the Boas In and of individual on all sides on his splen- 1.50 " 91c Marabout and Coque Feather white, black, blue, grey, the tents; not she herself. This is the day of the linen shower, the congratulated 84.00 Trimmed Dress Hats, 81.98 browns. are full and and some of fine was ' to popular They fluffy, have little tufts of ostrich gift napery. now of such did paper. He introduced by the 85.00 Trimmed Dress Hats, 82.98 The Howland linen shop is especially ready with supply 8.00 Trimmed Dress .pats, 84 98 to leathers inserted. linens. Pure, 'fine, thoroughly ana rignwy oieacnea, pretty 01 pattern, ueavy lecturer, Allison P. Smith. Ice cream to Collarettes Ruffs and Boas of silk and chiffon in of texture, they are not oniy gooa 01 iquks duo goou 01 cuaracwjf. and cake were served at the close. One Thousand Trimmed Hats priced from $10 to $30, now Liberty many styles; greatly underpriced. l round, full ruches that gather warmly about the neck, and the the flat collar shapes Pattern table-cloth- s for round or Hemstitched sets all pure linen, THE CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH. to that lie upon the shoulders and have long stole ends, or ribbons that tie. square tables, grass bleached, double spoke stitch, one cloth and one dozen to All of these in shades to match or combine with hats and street satin damask, choice designs ih tulip napkins to match: CHILDREN'S DAY SKRVICK. gowns. The wave, thistle and spot, 2 42 & to in colors ever shown. Antoinette, rose. 2 x yds, $3.50. E. H; Dillon Co. largest variety chrysanthemum and 2i x 2 yds, $4 50 : will be observed in 8 to 2 x 2 yds, $5 25 3 x 2 $6.25 Children,'s day 2i x 2 yds, $6 50 yds the Congregational church, Sunday table-cloth- s, De A for 3 x 2 $7 25 Odd lot of hemstitched with exercises at the usual Miracle. preparation removing superfluous hair from the face, neck yds morning, and-dermatologi- 2i x 2i yds, $7 all pure linenrsize 68x80 inches, $2.50 of chil- and arms of women. It is endorsed by physicians can be 22-inc- hour service. All the ' h doz. morning napkins to match, $6 each. school are TRINITY PARISH NOTES. PROBATE BONDS With Individuals for is and and Pure Irish linen satin damask table- Hemstitched..;...lunch cloths, heavy dren of the Sunday request- often unsafe and luently un- - applied by anyone, absolutely painless harmless, the results are border all new 36 x ed to meet in the room in good satisfactory to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go immediate. Used to cloths, round, designs Scotch linen, full' bleached, size vestry FRIDAY. on your bond, for he would always rather not. by surgeons preparatory operations. Price $i a bottle. of poppy and fleur de lis, scroll and 36, $.25 each. season, and they will 'march into the - It Is oar business to act as security on Pro- wafer spot, fleur de lis, The class will meet on Fri- bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone chrysanthe- Hemmed or hemstitched huck and church. There will be brief addresses singing for Information any U. S. A. mum and sprig: doz. 3 m., in the Guild room. Co.. evening. Fidelity Nicest ever 2 x 2 $3 75 damask towels.. $3 by the pastor, Rev R. E. Danforth,and day at p. Guaranty Charles G. Morris, Newtown Sleeveboards. things invented for ironing the sleeves in Shirt yds, Grass-bleache- d, Representative. 2i x 2 yds, 4.75 heavy weight Irish by the superintendent. SUNDAT SKBVICKS. waists and wash dresses. Simple and co.ivenient, and when not in use can be 3 x 2 yds, $5.75 linen, double satin damask, 72 inches of 24-in- to $5.50 wide, in new patterns of chrysanthe- At 11 a.m. morning service with ser- Probate Notices. tipped back out the way. 35cts each. napkins match, rose-and-stri- doz. mum, rose, lily of the valley, OBITUARY. mon the rector; at 12 p. m., Sun- blue-be- ll and and Passion by TAISTKIOT OF ROXBURY ss. Probate Heavy Scotch linen pattern table- spot, day school; at 5 p. m.f evening prayer. Court. Mav 17. 1807. cloths in six new designs: flower, $1.50 yd. MBS MARGARET BLAKE. Estate of Wl'lium B flenrd. la.tA nf Sni. Full-bleach- ed iu uim aeceasea. 2 x 2 yds, $2.75 satin damask, all pure reo-to-r uury, huq iric&, 2 72 new Tuesday, St Barnabas day, the The Oourt of probate for the district of Rox 2i x yds, $3.25 linen, inches wide, four pat- Mrs widow of dio- bury hath limited and allowed six months The D. M. PJEAD Co. coin-spo- the will yds, $4 terns, t, tulip, fleur de lis, and Margaret Blake, and delegates attend the from the date hereof, for the creditors of said 24-inc- h $1 late Thomas died on Thomas estate te exhibit their claims for settlement. 3x2napkins to match, $4 doz. spot with key border, per yard. Blake, Monday cesan convention in St Those who to Conn. table-cloth-s, Snow-whit- e, neglect present their accounts, Bridgeport, Bleached damask five all pure linen damask, night at her home on Walnut Tree church, New Haven. The delegates properly attested, within said time, will be stout Scotch Scotch wears like iron, 68 inches debarred a recovery. AU persons Indebted to pretty patterns, make, make, Hill, after a lingering illness. Her are D. O. Beers aud E. L. Johnson and said estate are to make all linen: wide, three patterns, spot, poppy and 32 requested Immediate 2 x 2 yds, $1.75 fleur de lis, 85c yd. husband died years ago. Two sons, the alternates, R. H. Beers and C. M. payment to 2i x 2 yds, $2.25 Pure linen bleached damask, good John F. and Patrick Blake, a daughter, Beresford. Ellen E. Seward, Administratrix. IF INTERESTED IN Q. N. Clarke's Pillo 3 x 2 yds, $275 weight, six choice patterns, 62 inches Miss Bridget Blake, and two sisters, TMSTRIOT OF ROXBURY, Probate Reds Vegetable Liver 20-inc- to $2 doz. 59c On Thursday afternoon the ladies of Xf Oourt, Hay 31. Rhode Island Have a won mm4 napkins match, wide, yd. Miss Finnell and Mrs Daniel Estate-O- f Jarful rewntatiM far mrisf KUoaa Extra-heav- y, silver-bleache- d Mary Frances A. fieaxdslev.l&ta nf Rni. rtjipsplls size Ger- Guild meet the to bred to Bend postal for Ailment. As Biltnasis Iisj-Mtio- a, Odd lot of breakfast and dinner survive her. A son', Michael Trinity at Rectory bury. In said district, deceased. lay.Mrs G. N. clu!"New Milford. Ou a twmWy for Po llasllasi. lin- man all soft fin- Honan, 8. of A. Abbott, Headache, DUxinsas. wUuac napkins, heavy weight, pure Irish damask, pure linen, 1892. was a work for the Guild sale, August Upon the application Ophelia testacy CbtitaU. Om en, neat $1.75 doz. ished, the thing for every-da- y Blake, died in Mrs Blake Beardsley and Mary 8. BeardsTey, pray- ROCK BOGS tl p tne4. Always Fee Mis.ky Drvffurta. Fr U wy n. patterns, just ing that an instrument In writing purport- ARKED PLYMOUTH II Ali;iinen napkins, breakfast size, service, in eight new patterns $1 yd. kind neighbor and will be sincerely ing to be the last will and testament of said 13. Mammoth Pekio Duck eggs.l per $1 50 doz. ; size Cream 60 inches Frances for the uoropoonu iwniimwn IN. from doz. to $3 dinner damask, wide, pure mourned. Her age was 62. The fu- BASEBALL TOPICS. A. Beardsley, deceased, may be AgentRfrindera. great for . Q. CLARKE, NloHoU. Conn. from $2.50 to $18 doz. Irish linen, six nice 59c yd allowed and admitted to pro- .nil Write catalogue. patterns, neral will take from St Rose's bate, as por on file more ap- Jones. Route S, Bridgeport, Conn. I place is application fully Sell Farms church on Friday at 11 a. m., with a NEWTOWN DEFEATS WATKRTOWN. pears: It CJ Several Oliver Chilled plows. ' Orderod, That said be heard and C.U . , them out. ana And all kinds of raal taia. Olve Julett Stock application I Oi picmM L. Farm, A new excellent solemn requiem mass. Funeral determined at the Probate Office In- - Rox- Mil iamm cost. Interaauoo- - a deacrlnUoa of vour fans or nlac BE-THK- bedspread. high .III them at than n. OOKH. In the first game of the season New bury, In said DUtrlct.;on the 14th of manure culu va-tn- the terms aad I do the ran. Writ or call and Director Honan has the funeral ar- A. D. 1007. 0 day June, al Uaaollde engine, spreader, I caa do yon good. JACOB BLOCK. At last there is something really new in the bedspread line. And not town defeated Water town team, at o'clock in the afternoon, and .ii bind.ul machinery ua tools. mMint. OradssalTtoeutlttm OaMo. the notice be of the of saldiappll-2&tlo- n fra I iuuio uate utsv. ttouia is. r. Padlfraad ksliira new a fine satin marseilles of white and is rangements In charge. given pendency f you need any id mi " Tel. 3ft-l- i. PrUie W only but rarely good. 'Tis purest 4 to Or Both Coughlin and U'fleui and the time and place of hearing rhu to auoteuuiyou prices. a. J. rmrmm. Wlaalag Warn. handsome of pattern. But its newness is in the finish a pretty unique edg- one thereon ;by publishing the same one time In Trumbull. Ounn. ' 'round each is embroidered in tasteful in Charles G. Peck, who won much pitched good ball, allowing but some newspaper having a circulation In said FUk.llTUkl tmngat ing. All the edge, spread pattern district, and by posting a copy thereof on the rittHAT.K One Parlor organ cost $100; will ANTIQUE Kastnm. Ot P. O, A a Irs or dis- and Ave The at st D. 2&. either white or pink blue following the escallops that praise as the grand marshal of the hits respectively. uuuiic sign-po- in me .Tono ol r mi1 for aod worth of music; anyone R. BetooL O Tel. Bridgeport d . For cut-corn- er rloxDury, Sc!e. the edges. In the spreads (for these spreads are in eith- tendance was The score: In said District. can It withouttiknowing music OneWack tinguished beautiful good. play -- cut-corn- er parade at the Newtown Bi - - - TTOU8EKKKPKK8 8llvwrall aa E44wT er or style) this, embroidery follows the and adds Edward W. Preston, mare nu ma, si - - XL regular bed. cutting has been to ride NIC WTO WN. Judge. IU wmM iv.imn K Ul i miiimr ura hiu vum- the best Sliver Polish. Try U. BmlA much to the apoearance of a metal centennial, engaged OFBOXBURV.au. trv Mfi. utMl too DUKKV. l sum ura Todd. 10M Main street. Bridgeport. , - DISTRICT Probate Oourt, drtG- W $3.75 $4.50 and $6. the fancy stepping horse In the parade ab r h po a e 1907. open HO. - A. UarhlM. W WANTED-- Ex OtADBATTCB. Kox-bnr- y. buggy, niRL OPSttATOKS at the New Milford on . 4 0 1 7 0 0 Estate of Tneodore Hemlngrson, late of di Bridgeport. Oonn. VJ unneceaaary. rarffluWBi J Haufirh. lb. In said district, deceased. r'abrtc Uoae Oo Book. Ooaa.ploy Tuesday, June 18. , - 4 2 1 0 O 0 upon tne application or Augusta Bemlngson t lx smady a raraa. . - Keating, cf, praying that letters of administration may be Wiktku-- bwUdUara.raltyMansM Goods 2 1 0 17 1 1 X-CHR SALB Two bhrb graS aypwwrtl m The Mowland c, upon said as per Use and - w. nana. sm awa. .Dry Halpine, granted estate, application Quick Easy Soap MAPI A u.l nm Briiwm The of the estate of Mrs 1 0 on nie more rally appears. It Is inventory Lynch, rf, 4 0 0 0 Ordered, That said application be heard and and Washing Powder. It Is toe beat that can $&. Irvlag 8. Bolmea, Kdgeeld. Ooma. . Keenan has been - to - 1 determined at Probate Office In be made. Manutactnnrd by the BlackBrnitMn Mary returned Warner, 2b, 4 0 3 2 0 In Koxbury, K. SCOTT. J R Real BataM AgwaU mad Wagon Rf Company, Newtown court.- - said district, on the 8th day of June, VALLEY SOAP CO, rjoothoury. HIRAM Pa otic aod Auctioneer. Li vary. the Probate It Burns, ss. 3 0 0 0 0 0 1907, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and that I bale and Stabiea. Offlc - notice be given of thenendancv of said in-- taken in exchange for Hoap. Boardlag aod Upot p$urixig. showed a total value of $6,699 55. G. 4 0 Itory. Mala Street. Rldgwasid. Uosa, omoe I aoMos Connecticut. Bishop, If, 10 10 fillcatlon and the time and place of hearing Tel. 4-- i. give tsa I aave aowgwt back Bridgeport, 4 0 1 0 0 0 by publishing the same one time my brbyoid auu4 la MldAia Pass daws k.y tfcaa J. Carlson, 3b, In some newspaper having a circulation Id D. BEERS CO. I am raady an do tim i l l m mm woaid a4 Miss Kate Reynolds of New York is d. 3 3 o 0 4 ft said district, and a thereof on Q. d so aae all say oid awxroaw taoaapl at Couehlin. st by posting copy Nbwtowm. a4 with and the public sign-po- in the town of Koxbury, pobtlc Flrt class work waaraalias A atgmisaoo-r- a" Piano FOR SALE. her parents, Postmaster Mrs in said district. Manufacturers Of Black Orpingtons, prloaa. O. P. OONOKB. Tuning. W . M. 8-- 1 go. ML Bnsstui a. One good driving horse, kind and gen- Reynolds, for her summer va 32 4 5 27 Edward W. Preston, Judge. S. C. White Leh04rns. Talipboas Onav Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of for to drive. Gen- Buggy Tope, Bridgeport, .Oonn., formerly of Stelnway & tle lady Horseshoeing and cation. WATKRTOWN, Canopy Tops, Mfr., N. and successor of late Fred eral Blacksmlthing. . OF NEWTOWN, as. STOCK and EGOS. Sons, Y., Court, May 31, 1007. (Juahions, .backs, batched dvvetloo Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano h I June Lmhorns will baton Orders be Mr Charles S. PETER H. Mr and Mrs Andrew Elliott of Dan- - ab po Estate of Jane M. Gallagher, late of all kinds of Trtmmlnga for Oar nagt Winter. Oruinxtons wlUdeyalOD la aoJts I Will Toning. may left at LYNCH, 4 Newtown, in said deceased. Bend for of Jaly lea Piatt's, Newtown. Will be in Newtown every Banker, If, 3 0 district, and Wagons. uataiogua. winter. Our eggs are from strong, bee y TbaPayatrtoas i 438 avenue. Long Hill, Conn. bury have been guests, this week, of The Oourt of Probate for the District of standard stock well and a month. Bridgeport address West 3 0 4 Newtown limited and allowed six batching majority Live Stock Oowa. Oalvaa, raa Blssra. Oalek- - Mr and Mrs John L. Hughes in Taun- O'Donnell, 2b, ;hath oi puiieia. at site. Will naoslva Taasuiv at wi SALE White Wyandotte cockerels and ton. . Kervin, c, 3 0 6 said estate to exhibit their claims for settle oa Depot: Wednesday at Boxbmryi FOR bares. Henry J Smith, Jr., 113 3 0 0 ment, xnose who neslect to t resent their ac Brook Farm, ENTERPRISE Poultry Yards, day at Htchgald. JtsH Howard aveM Ansonla, Oonn. Keilty, cf, counts, properly attested within said time. Sunny S. BLAJtKKAX, SpringIn ourbusioessPainting.to build a for Howland Clark and family of Bridge Dunn, lb' 2 O 8 wui De aeuanea a recovery. All persona In- Cona , KiUBLricui, yearsfirst class honest work. We intendreputationto main- debted to said estate are requested to make t5raachvllle, Agents for Prairie Stateiua,life TfO H SALE - Upright Grand Piano, first class port have been guests, this week, of ss, 3 0 0 Immediate Brooaarm tveyes-ua- ns TO BKirf-Ar-tar AprQ 1. taw - and ask for a share of your Gallagher, payment to ua Bpactaii 1 tain it respectfully r make, used only a little: not marred: ele Mr Mrs 1 Oomb White White Wj-- orer rologVoa. aowoocr na by patronage. We are Agents for the largest mahogany case; brilliant tone; warrant- and George Clark. Kelly, rf, 3 0 John M. Gallagher. Executor. Single Leghorn.and Btnuna. Wall Paper Mills In the country. It you want gant .a. ud uuua Ml It ed for several years. Am selling as I have Roberts, 3b, 3 0 1 OF NEWTOWN as. Probate Kizmn.iruaranteodvriii.b per cent fertile. ! fur right get lost my husband, win sell cheap. All cash Mrs F. W. Barnett and son, DISTRICT 1, A. D. 1907. lb etcits. S3 for 45 and i per 100. & Conn. Address Mrs W. B. Box 40, Edwin, p, 3 1 0 FRED KLEIN, ooait. CRAFT LYON, Stapaey, not necessary. 8., of O'Neil, IMtate nf John Blake, late of New Also Imperial Pekln ana wnive oiascovy At Doraa" Blacksmith Shopbethel,oear Depot. A Boxbury Station, Oonn. South Glastonbury, are spending a town, In said district, deceased. Paperhanglng Specialty. xne Ducks. Eggs $1.50 per setting. Morse 3boeinr, Notice. NOTICE Am now located few days in town, guests of Miss Ann 1 1 uourt oi jrroDate lor tne District oi mt Special IMPORTANT at 26 0 24 13 Newtown, hath limited and allowed six Oarrlag and Wagon BepaiHag til klods am fnw 1 Blacksmith Shop at Roxbury Blackman. , months from the date hereof for the creditors ueoerai lilac um lining, noras clipping I KMl Ika mil fltaana Center and am nretoared to do off I Road Machine, the bast stake oa feaa aaarkacl horseshoeing. Base on balls, O'Neil 4; of said estate to exhibit their claims for set everv week dav at mv anon. I ox shoeing, carriage and wagon repairing and Coughlin For Sale. Also and Sale Stable. &iao nave all Darts tor renalra al wavaoa ma- 2. i tlement. Those who neglect to present their Livery or can general blacksmlthing. Also all kinds of This weather rub Hit by pitcher, Halpin, Coughlin. accounts, properly attested, within said time, 1 bay borse 1000 lbs. To drive or work. raratab them at abort aocloa. aad chine work and soldering done. Shop open showery suggests 6. will be a All In- ve casks cider. luruaa aogaa ror au aaaaaaoa auaa week days from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Telepbone and & are Struck out by Coughlin, 19; O'Neil, debarred recovery. persons Seventy-f- l 135-- 66-- 5. bers, Betts Betts prepared debted to said estate are requested to make HOSPORD, New Preston. OU calls 5 .and Andrew Puchala, Box- - Passed balls, Kervin 3: Halpin 1. Wild Immediate to P. J. Ellsworth A. W.CAICTBat. Ct. Dury, uonn. to supply you. payment Fenn, aO-a-. O'Neil. Umpire, Barney Kelly. Catherine Blake, Administratrix. nnnRERVinR (fall blood Berkshire boar. Coatractor aad Bttlldor. Talepkoaai ATTENTION I will buy your pitch, Victor FARMERS, chickens alive at the best mar A line of local views Time of game, 1.40. TISTRIOT OF NEWTOWN, as. Probate r BtaDles OuardlaniParm. Loverage, WasHtMrroa Dxror, Conn. Famous Draft Lie Plow. The new- ket and pay cash. Send to J. W. large post cards, MJ uourt, June a, iwn. Kaston, Oonn. Estimates Cheerfully Pumlsbed, Wanted To Easy Roy price16 postal of Elisabeth 8. Botsford.late of New I Buy. est and best plow made. Hoyt. Locust Avenue, Danbury, Ot. of Newtown and Sandy Hook. Views Estate LKR SALE Large Bound Oak parlor stove, Fat OartU. cbaaj Oow or Bulla. Qui ST JOHN'S CHURCH. town, In said district, deceased. as also small stove, I 8A LE Or will for good fam- - UAEMERS. TAKE NOTICE I can save not found elsewhere. At Betts & fjo. ao,good new; parlor I tmb exchange - you UnonLthe application of Edward II. Botsford tine H. H. Smith. Newiown road norse. one Americas tSH Ct. from I to $5 on any Farm you of mav both .beaters. J lly uuopus North A "BrMgparv W. B. Glover, Newtown, ImplementLoad- Betts'. that letters administration Street, Nwtowa, Oonn. Road Machine. A. W. Carter. 'etbel. Ooaa. need. Mowers, Bakes, Tedders and Hay SUNDAY SERVICES. IE? 3 tea on saia estate, as per 63- -t mstaL er. Plows. Cultivators. Soring Tooth. Peg on more application saTe Telephone Tooth and two file fully appears it is ESOR SALE A nice saddle pony for TH3K SAL- - One 4 2 horse power gasoline Cutaway Harrows, second- Mrs John R. Brott passed Decora leard and soman and children to ride and drive. Oan - 1 hand Hay Rakes, one Second hand McOor- Com determined office in Newtown r Ellxa-- Engine; power steam ".boiler and micK mower, sew Bot- tion Mrs Ed Services next Sunday: Holy at the Probate be seen at Fred Kleln's.Llvery stable. The Mutual Life Special Notice. engine mounted; one light cutter sleigh 3 Mowers, ail at kock day with her daughter, in said district, on the 10th day June. A. D. beth Street, liemel, uonn, Northwestern sets heavy bob sleighs. J. D. Dixon. B. F. D. tom Prices. Charles Sanford, Valley View ward in munion and sermon at 10.45 a. m. 1907, at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, and that Havtag No. 3, Oonn. Farm, Redding Ridge. Oonn. Taylor, Danbury. notice-b- of the of said aDDll tTOR SALE A extension en rrey Insurance Co. waoa at Bridgeport. Evening Prayer at 5 p. m. given oendency leatberttop H. Upper Keep your eye on Conger's cation and time and place of hearing r In good repair. W. H. Wakelee. r. it. issues the Safest and Strongest, lAfa aad Horaaanoelac. Uarrlam aad Ws LOAN YOUR MONEY ON REAL, ESTATE NOTICE Horses, wagons. Harness, etc Look thereon, by publishing tne same one time In aoutn Britain, uonn. aowmoat louciea. . . lag aad General Blacffamlta. Bad customers who want loans and will out for the Mid-- Edward and George F. Taylor passed some newsnaner havlnir a circulation in said tL. h. BroaencK. npaciai araay anaraooa aa a o'clock. nav 5 and 6 ner cent on imDroVPd Dropertv posters. At Conger's Shop, A in which many Newtown district, and by posting a copy thereof on the CtOR SALE OR RENT Good house and barn Room 20. Oamaoo Bridgeport.xrtC. work traaraaaaaa. wedding st t St, nmuiaa which I can recommend. Call and let me tell ale Gate district Wednesday in Bridgeport. nubile sign-Do- in ttie town or rvewtown. in F wltbaimtof land. Located la BrooK field them, or write for a description of people will be interested took place on said District. on Obtuse Hill at four corners. For parttcu-- l youabout TjlOR SALE Good horse 8 years old, will work 1 nomas Henry PetUt, onn. the security, stating about what amount you 17 or Stratfield William J. Beecher. lara call or address retil I, xtrooaneiu have to loan. Li. B. Carter, 11 East Main St.. single double, fair roadster, sound and Miss Nellie Kilbride of Wednesday afternoon at the Judge. Center, Conn. uonn. not afraid of anything : weight 1150 pounds : a Bridgeport when Miss Mildred WaterDury. single lumber box wagon with rigging, also is passing some days with her BaptistJ churoh, noK SALE buys a farrow cow wDicn is B. J. MULKIN, WANTED Wanted a neat and stone Doat. one norse plow ana narrow ana a father, St were TITANTED A man with fam-- In a flow - & at once, two-seat- ed Nichols and George urges good rellab'e line and giving good 5bcrrrja BOY 15 surrey : 2 sets harness and" 1 Edward of avenue. VY cpnulttun 67-- 8, pf Newtowa, Cona. Tyrrell, boy about years old, to help de light In Kilbride, Cemetery A im lly to live In my house In Transylvania fmilk. H. O. Uiark, Telephone Sandy STEPNEY. OOHN. liver bottled milk from wagon. Apply to set of double harness; every thing first class united in marriage. reception and tne man to won ror me. xxir particulars Hook, uonn. Geo. W. dole. Box 661, Bridgeport. Oonn. condition. rancis iviiDriae, opposite poota followed home of Mrs apply to Charles H. Mark ham, wood Dury, CJt Mason. Pstatan. Dacoratara, tuck school, Sandy Hook, Oonn. Edward attended the races mediately at the TJASTUBE TO BENT On the Tread well Contractor and ANTED Tracts of wood and timber land. Taylor Flora Lyon, a sister of the bride. Miss X farm, bv the head or A Stone Work a Specialty. JDry Walla. FTrat Olasa Work Osmrma W. E. 239 uonn, SALE Good cheap horse.klnd and in Conn. Fancy atlrasaas w Sloan, Main Street, Derov, FOR about 1100 B. Orange, Decorating day. is a of Jerome Nich strong. New Muford, Cell Walla, etc unimaeys Btu gladly gl weight - pounds. George Nichols of town. ent Oonn. daughter paired. Want Jobs out or woman for Duncan, Bethel, - None TTTANTICIl Tl BUY bead of dry lS-- a. WANTED-Compet- girl whose home was in Hunt- Better Thirty housework, two in family. Good ols, formerly VY stock, sometuiiuc coming In tne fall or Truraon home in country. Address Thomas B. Post, FOR SALE A lot of new and second hand Mrs Anna Tiffany of Bridgeport was ingtown district. Than the carriages and wagons tuck suitable to tat. Would bar 10 yearling R. F. D. No. 8, Shelton. Conn. cheap. F. A. Boerum, Sherman, and of made at our shoo, and they are the kind that colts. Beeman & strong. New Minora, uonn. ClOClCS roaaTdBav TaTIaOu uonn. the guest, Friday Saturday, last. Come and see ns or write and we will Mrs Carrie Ontoalal Clock or Mrs von on or borse. Simpson, or OrsaOfsibsr Oloek last SALE One good horse. Will work Yan send estimates anv kind of a wagon CXR SALE My youog Hlgniana roy - aaada aa It will rma If SALE One fine piano, in Hayes. 1 no use tor blm- CUaa Dr 1 apalrtag aooaraaatyt1 FIR Weight 1'50 lbs. At Lucy Smith FOB to beuprightsold for cashper' carriage you may need. Our motto: Best Reason for selling. have First matsr. ao am prapaiad aa aarvayoa. rarer yon.by place, Wblsconler Hill, HrooKneld. oonn. condition, cheat) work ana best material. Is speedy, safe and tearleaa. O. E. Murphy, Mrmlestoa. to alllana P. aatlta. KttMor of Tmm For information address Mrs George B. Beers, Mrs Daniel Keane of Hook Men's New Milford. Conn. HifLimua, Ooaa. waoaa i ma aa Uave mMo- - or zo-- d. Sandy Ladies' and Baa. for I tat old XTOTIOE The "public Is warned against piewbown, xeiepnone Latest Style Oowes made far Ooloalalssf clock. K. B. J Al or Ola cans ana ootties, has been quite sick with neuralgia. & DOR 8ERVIOE A registered snonuorn ouii. leacy tlatoU dumping garbage as is forbid- - T3K)UND Black jacket, white satin lined R. Hatch Sons, P Nil &.BiA Volume American Pertoct tgnaraateea. etc., by the roadside, it strictly Owner can same i,'itn.wvrl I aen Dy statute law. have by proving property Tailoring. New Fairfield, Oonn. Shorthorn herd book. Service fee. $1 George Samuel A. Blackman. 1 Selectmen and paying charges. L. C. Morris, Newtown. W. M. is on new V Khepard putting B. Beers, faleatlne aistrict. vuu John E of Also BALE About June 11, at the nnwn, Keating. 1 walls in office of Hook EKR Beckerley Hermon H. Peck, Newtown. the the Sandy Dressmaking. tmm TWnhnrw . f . Inad nf tin vaar old SITUATIONS WANTED For comnetant ! Wool Wanted. Ready-mad- e helfers. M C. tt. uatcn. xeie-- men ready for wort. hotel. Suits tor Ladles and unapp, V aj SALE WUI Notice. eSO 780. j. MuduI a.o n Sac a ar aaaaT er. and Want Registry. FOE CM pay for taiss Made-to-ord- phone -- New Runabout Baggies aad an. All persons owning or harboring dogs In the Bridgeport, Conn. Tel. law." Ws4ron. aad qaaauty or J. WaUaaaU A aoaa. Bob Calves. A man Also Baalaess Snrrwys Bridgeport. Town of Eas ton. that are not registered be Robert Fitzroy, a genial Bridgeport Ladies' and flen's Qarments Clean A SITUATION WANTED married HSDUV I Oarrlagea, OaUoa as bafora par. Wanted, fore June 15 will be dealt with according to with a family would like to rent a cheap T)H HAI.R A Thought pneumatic Address. L COHN, law. anerwooa, amDrose marsn. citizen, called on friends in Sandy ed, Pressed and Repaired olace in where he could have r tired runabout built by H a. Haucoca uo.i '8-- 2, J. Artnur the country IX. WI K. D. 5. Long HU1. Phone 14 Bridgeport. tt. if. Mills, selectman. Hook and the Rbuuj dav work. Steadv and sober and reli It's nearly new; call ana. ana It. J. Street, Wednesday. able, one you can deuend. on. Address F. K. ten, Roxbury, Conn. B. Hawley & Co., Stepney. Barley. Baady dot uonn. Goodman Brenner, A., main street, uanoury, B - Have bad aa ox rraasa TT ARM BBS FXB taU vordi aa Charles has a new set of Gannon Building, Newtown, Conn- Middle aged woman for general SPEOIAL NOTICE aow XX ana y aa folkMral oow aw ay War Hawley WANTED 2 In famtlv. sood home my blacksmith abop aad aa pa aai back those to to oo Ox snowing u rtta ooutr aaa asanas karr atcawi harnesses, bought of relia right party. F. A. Piatt, West Reddlng.Oonn FOR SALE.! nmand horaa ehoer,iw Biata. i i bat vary lluia. la aai tars as ble A. M. Briscoe & Son. SO Lens and 10 males. 8. O. Also practical Mud dosed Si, dealers, TTT A NTED-Fi- rst cl man and wife to take R. I. Keda and Wnlte Wyailottea. remali onstAjriubooM orossaaxwaU Befer-- ss. T-- W charge of small farm near city. . ...iM imm 'ibeae are ba tA For Sale. Add Box 103. Bridgeport, Conn atoca Laborteabop. HaaUngwja.Ooaa. Pkoaat J. B. Shaw advertises that he will 5nine In quality roomua stuck. Iron Cow 7 years old, right every HALE! una lutn to make for young TTT ANTED A team of roast area. TSSSSe raiR Three roosters. Barred Ply Age be in Newtown on June 14 with a car Due to calve now. siu. une nay teuuer. F Buff Write or call. I onth Rnck. Rhode Island Reds and ruuia wdyTjTTasv ready for business, $10. One spring PlymouVh Bock varieties. r u. uogan. L. e. Olmitcad & Co., Addraaa. giving pnes ana awnuwa. WUI of cattle. wagon. $12. Two spring wagons fa eacn. une O. Uawklas.Soutbport.OoaB TJOT1CE lay needs $5. Watertown Oonn. Betbel, Cona. 1 v an m oar at starhaf can Bl FARM IMPLEHENTS. wheel harrow, slight repairing, alal uaaaad ooaaaa'm will aa Li. T. Briscoe attended the races in XTOTIOR Warninr Is hereby given that the . abaoiataly aafa. school meeting of the legal voters of North PAY RENT With rent money buy Alexander Noe, . strawv. New aUiaard. il y. New Milford, Decoration day. William C. Center School District will be held on June 8. .our homes. tb"0 to KW loaned esary-bod- The Great Labor Savers. The tools that do more and Johnson, at the school house, w. M U or to Ouy. build or pay Vetarlauvrw Oovttet ricnooi uommittee. city country,i'mv, t. uur Dald 23- - Reynolds, carfare do it Better than any other Implements. Oustavus Betts, John O. Pitzschler 'Phone Newtown. mum tmm auiv Dart of tba state it axaaaoad to. Free EHB SALE! ill young cows due to freshen -- . auin Omll or addi Mailorders proBBUt Rent, and Johu T?OB DeLaval SeDarator. x? tmm June to Nov 1. B month Holstlen Oamnind.. (Mate Mini Carmody passed Wednesday SALEA Cream 1 li.,m. NvnriL. Inc J. J. Brouby. rgaUkulfaaaps c wo. 1, new. Also good bull. 1 nalr 2 year old steers. Dalr B years M Danbury, km in the Baby nearly cheap- W. renresentaUve. Grand atreet, and dwalllaaa oaa atUs Hatting City. workhorse. Also some very nne tnoroogn- old. Edward Carter, Warren Conn. Conn. aw atlt - bred heifers, some due this fail. Wil au blm balKrars at taw Jersey 1TTANTED Young man with $3000 or $4000 woman for AIL! lara. Trralva sanaiaa fraa raal t ha rtru and Mrs W. liam muis, Jietnei. ut. TTANTED Middle aged general CO AAdraas Birdsey Sniffen mother, camtal to take an Interest in a wholesale of tao. No lad lea WILLIAM EQAN, Iaaatax Panel a, OlaikfTl oa. businessit In a n. and also to take a If houe work, famliy - Brkdgwport. Ooaa. B. Sniffen, who have been at Newport UOE SALls One horse five years old. kind arby city Charles tsriageweMsr. c M. KUbrtoa. 1 and gentle, not afraid of automobiles. reap nslble position In the Srm with a good Bayetu.rr v"- Sue ssarir to News, Va., for six weeks, are expected Mrs P. Hill. Hook. Fire opening ror tne party In CVal Yard at Saady Hook StaUoa. TTOR SALE New saOoh i Lyons. Walnut Tree Sandy salary. Z. rigntuonn. TirANTEl Two girls to work factory. Ss-- t. in Sandy Hook, Friday. Oonn. Address X. Bee Office, Newtown, IT iniiuire of I. Uruwe lijufurd. Ooaa, or Teiepbuoa r aaUkar. aloe taaaUy 1 4 8 weeks o. Oaarlas J T7H3H SALB 1 pa r of black year-ol- d horses, J7OR SALK cow, years old. with telephone DOR BALK The outbnUdlaas aad R. F. U. No. &. 3 sood cows due In the oldest W-- lt. K. O sound and double or old: also June,11 111 TANTEO A botte. r ark to Mrs John B. Noble of Bast Hartford r gentle, single, weight- & (.rm L. srounda brloomog 2700 lbs, a very nice mutcneapair. or will ex- years old. J ohn Brew, Botuford Sandy stony tllll. tiaauury. uonn. i 1. S3. InJ Tunatoo dutrtcv. near It has been visiting relatives in town. for a cbearer Dalr, u. o. weeu, uung uooic, uonn. Kmul It. Oamn. can be bousht at a aaor laos uonn. f. . : ttoute 3, Ct LHR SALE SO Cheater White pigs, alx weeks by cotntnuntcatlag wita w w. r mil, uriogeport. SALE Three good male col le j tupple old. William White, warren, ua. Postofttce. Newtown. Cattle Notice. -- FIR Hook. k)DD. SALK-Thom- One nalr steers five v ears old. Cavanaugh. Sandy I will bo la Hr s Jmmw una. oar a w The Methodist church has had P, R. F. D. or r-- iu ha I. E Harrison's Valveleas Wicklc At oooe, a glH for load of cml van aad Oaa aaJraa-n - Bailey. Dodglngtown. TJHJR SALE Stable manure by the load WANTED i rotatoMax. ot five from a 24M, Bethel. 227 Flame Oil that takes the lead work, w ages per K.J. B aa aow B. IK Dresent pulpit chairs A year. J. M. Terrlll, Arctic St., Bridge Biae buve and beat- - II New MUford, Cu at Haaraatayw far aaie rWa I nt oil i.lne name stoves for cooking next door to Wayside inn. J. B. ajaAW. Norwalk. '. A ld new port, Ot. W. will friend in ts! R SALE milch cow, Ins nuruoses. Write J. Beardiey.wbo r C o biu-saln- . uonn. T I E TO O W N KltS IXXiS Owaars of t . D. O. Peck. Newtown. Ot. TJtOR Ten colonies of Bees. R. call. Address R. D. 58. Bridgeport, c O" W ML am 79 SALE - dKrs who have lailea to toe mum TXB tALE-- oaaaj Jaaa a Cultiva- C New Milford, 'Conn. Street- , register X? caw la. -. No. 6 Iron Age combjped Horse Hoe and Mrs Susan Hall returned, Tuesday TTT ANTED To bnv. a sow with Digs Wilbur, sEKVICK-K- uil blood White Chester nuanied to call at oace at the town forward aa lass aprUMrara, i in- VY irood H . - 21 13 would J?rw Mrs Delia clerk's ufhee aad attend this Tea dog Hags saad two yaai oAoa. bulla. S jraaj raid 1 after a stay of lOdays.in Bridge shoals. John Frank. Hunting- TOR SALE sheen and lambs: John Hachman. at Hoyt om daty. ror oa- - A. T. tSaata. tor, 2 levers price $6; lever price $5.50. night, town district, rtewtown. rtoute io A like to sell all toeether. Address Mrs W place,Ir.Dodglngtown. Uonn. t will ana oe the road looking htrera. BawtarwlUa, 6k Ta. port. S. Benedict, Stony HIU. Tel. 655-- 2 Danbury. Uuqiiuu. aad prosecauoaa wui follow. of Iron SALE About 15,000 feet of Inch Samuel A. Blackmaa. I Salactmaa TJORi This is only one.ot many the Age Imple- r)R boards from 8 to 14 feet long, $15 per Jotaa r. Keating. V of oa Ornamental wire fencing for flower t housand. Also lot oi cnestnut x incnes. o 11. Peca. 1 Newtowa. f for I llermoo Newtoaa. Ot, ments. Send complete Catalogue. beds and to protect grass can be 8 and 10 feet J long, $10 per thousand. These Dated at Newtowa. Ot . May t7. tMff. plots Drtces are at my mm in tiunungtown. jouu i A a had at R. H. Beere & Co. 'a. U. Frank, Route lMNewtowa, Cu To 1 he Farmer. TTAKM WANTED la axcbaaca for WANTED bouse, barn, garden, etc.. at Ssasatack. McOanay, FaUar Bv, 17OR RENT From about August l.an ibllc water In bouse. 11274. t- - I If Conn.. ' Unclaimed letters remain at the hniiRA nleasantlv located in Newtown G. W. Cogggwsll acta as tka farmar'a aflsat. thay ly painted, 5 minutes walk to railroad taUoa. addressed to - Street, large garden and y ard: also barn: fori hava any Ef , Applsa, or aay farm produce aad trolley and tide water. Addr i a. j. P-- Box T. E. PLATT & postofflce Dary Pening- address Mrs P. W. Barnett ISoutb Poultry, f send to 227, South Conn. SON, particulars I aad raturas it port. F. W.FIsIt Haw Mr Zilo Mauro Di-- Olastonbury, Conn., or call on the premises waat to gat the hifhaat eaaa priea quick 4. CONN. ton, Frankenburg, 'Phone 53-- NEWTOWN. Mrs and see H. M Mmitn, IN ew town. Alan dealer la ttaai nun SALE A team or heavy work norm Merchioree, N. Capolonsky, James 17 for farm use; alao harnesses aad wagoa SAXJB-- Airkssp am How, All Giaraino. W. M. ffOR SALE Some extra fine Chester White ELIZABETH Must be sold to settle aa estate. O. W. Nevln PwJi a. Ps I asi las Signa E pigs. John Frank, Sr., Uuntlngtown,New- - Conn. R. F. D. No. la. Talapboaa aaft-- Reynolds, Postmaster. town, uonn. G. W. COGGSWELL. STREET. Derby, Danbury.

t THEt NEWTOWN --BEE,- PRIDAY. - -J UNE 7, 1907.

WomeVs Knit Underwear and Hosiery! .iNConrpRATEo Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. OUTFI TTER8T0 MEIT.WOMEN JZCHODREM BRIDGEPORT CONN.

Our Women's Apparel Sections Now Crowd out : - From A w v; Their Surplus Stocks, Odd Lots and- Single Savings B eces, of tlie Season's Smart Tailored Suits,, Quarter - A Goats and- Skirts for "Women . To Half

In our Women's Section this is a four-seaso- n-a year business.. Our Spnng season is at an end; Summer is just over the line; and before we jawing into, theSumrner season, we shall strip our stocks of the Spring Suits, Coats, Skirts, etc., remaining from a busy Spring season. These are the to-d- of-ih- bargains we invite youto pick garments that; have been priced at their real market value worth ay every cent e regular price compelled lbyltherturn of the;sea$onto be sold under value, that we may show nothing but fresh, new Summer styles in our first summer season.

. Come here to-d- ay and share in this distribution of new, attractive styles ready for immediate wear, high grade in every etaitdlworty liheAleigs & Co. label you know what that means.

Tailored Suits $10.75., uTailoredSuits .$24.75. Tailored Suits $29.75. Tailored Suits $34.75. Tailored Suits $39.75. It Pays To Dress Well. Values up to $32.60. ; ..Values Up to $40.00. Values Up to $45.00. Values Up to $55. 00. ' Values Up to f65.00 This lot contains a group of. fine jac- At this price we offer a choice selec- These are those model suits In the Good clothes are an indication that a man kets and Etop Suits, made ot fine . In this, lot are ,voiles,, silks, chiffon tion of the best models of the season. Tailor made suits predominate in - finest fabrics In women's wear, made of himself and the value of worsted suitirgs and .Panamas, tin panftrwasj black And,, white checks and The fabrics are- imported worsteds, this group, made of line suitings in in various of Eton Po- thinks.twell recognizes arid-black- fine,-maanis- styles cost, and . grays, blues full, pleated worsteds, in the fancy finest Panamas and suitings, also taff- stripes and plain materials; a few fan- ny suits, embodying all the new Ideas makiiig afavorable impression upon the people . skirts,, coats all taffeta lined., every rr.Etona and.pai coat putts, both fitted eta. One model in this group Is a cy suits, at this price. of the season, an finished to & Co. 's and JUallrShaped. three-piec- e taffeta all over sou- exceptional opportun- with whom he is thrown in contact. As has been ( garment up Meigs suit ity to secure an original and different ; standard, as all these suits., are . taken tache imperial coat and . bretteles, In suit for a fractional of lis real well said, "Good clothes are half the battle." from our regular stock. blue, black and brown. value. part It used to cost lots of money to keep up with . Three-Pieo- the but with . One .Francis Model .Coat. for-- ,. . One,,i.&mrioan iModel Hand Em-- One Douce t Model e Suit One DrecoU Model Black Silk fashions, nowadays ult,. -- Suit, One Paquln Model ooat. eign hip . length coat, .. broidered Blaoic Voile .Suit, made of of imported tan novelty cloth made made of French Chiffon Alice blue Suit, long striped suiting, -- over-sleev- e, taffeta, fancy serge, soutache braiding to "BESSE SYSTEM" with new bias flare skirt heretofore . i. imported ,,voile,.',.f uU,.. pleated skirt, with Jap braid and silk Kton ooat, tunic effeot skirt, hereto- match on both aklrt and coat, hereto- 875.00, now $49 75. " , heretofore. 65.90,, now 49. 75. trimmed, heretofore S79.75, now $49.75. fore 125. 00, now $79.75. fore 125 00, now S79.75. smart suits and overcoats at $10 to $22, your clothing bill easily be within modest limits. may kept very !$12.50. SMART COATS AT REDUCED PRICES. .Clothing. V Gray Long,Gotsr Fancy Silk, Lace, Voile "Boys!, jtbxee-tquart- er One length white lace coat, or- One black voile coat, V Shoes 'For Everybody; Real yalue-$6.50--. long richly trimmed, and Cloth Coats, iginal imported Berlin model,, heretofore : $89.50, neretotore o&,. now 49.75 $54.75. silk $19.75. - , Long black coats reduced. Besse Store coats cut in a tilarmade - n Oneshort white oat, imported model, here- System Fight long strictly . , . Long cloth coats reduced. Heretofore to model of conservative, gray woolens.ttt ( These tofore $45, 29.75 $25 $35. , are a , , black taffeta braided all Long Pongee coats reduced. garments of, .medium.,, weight 'especially .Onelone coat, over, These are for driving,, walking pr.autojngduring heretofore 39.75. Rain .Coats reduced. shown in a variety of models with adapted 65, fine braid and silk trimming, finest goods of this the spring, summer and fall seasons, class shown this season.

Waists at $3490. -- $3 50 Waists at $2.90. Alt-Sil- k Petticoats, $5. Man Tailored $5 Value S7.50. Skirts, $7.95. We have received Heretofore $10.00 to All-ove- r" another lot of line full $13.50 HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS- - and Crochelr lace . - bodied, embroidery Irish ' Plain lawn- waists with popular Marie Antoinette all silk to sell $5. j.cro-ch- et petticoats at They are made of collar and eojBs f solid , waists, fine sheer lawn, --collar and cuffs, button rich rustling taffeta, with deep silk under ruffle, and three-quart- er front, front, long sleeves, Pleated and flare models made Conn. lace, sleeve, buttjpn jback. From t come in black and colors; very good value at $7.50 of chiffon Brldseport, our regular 5 00 lines, special at $3.90, regularly $3.50,. special at $2.90. and extraordinary value at $5. and Imported Melrose cloth, black and blue. You Get When Biy9 Good Underwear. Basement Specials. KAIRF1EI-- D COUNTY. The Newtown Bea A GOOD Telling savings abound in our Basement Section Saturday very None but garments that pass the unusual values in wanted knit underwear and hosiery for women and in at most attractive WESTOH- - SUIT. strictest censorship mingle our misses, prices. SERGE nrderwear dejarlment. Of those PCIUIHID BT - en we show all styles .in all fabrics, Women's Hos'e. Women's THE i BEE. ..PUBLISHING CO HUM tit; of Vests. ledOui;rsiwH:are"9 Jbe-- f and in all sizes for all builds uronsidejraWonr men. Fresh, new hose in light weight lisle, Very special offering of fine vests, TOWN TOPICS. or& alhotheronfourcounts. Hermsdorf black, fashioned and shap- ALLISON P. SMITH, v ed, without seams, very at richelleu and Swiss ribbed, crocheted Pkbbidht and Editor, None but standard tried out Shirts and (Drawers of French high grade and lace sold 25c ARTHUR J. SMITH, usual price 39o Special Saturday, a tops, regularly at TRBASTTRBB ineoaore l,. uaKer naa tiis stock in each our standard 8HBK1BT. ' grade of serges are.used;they Balbrigean, 50c; pair, 25c Special Saturday at 15c aid Bubhtbss Mahaoib. creasea, a lew days ago, with a nice in- 50c BIHB? M. SMITH, pair of twin calves. are tested Sun iand Rain garments. , VIC PHISIDtNI ARD Horace Hurlburt is holding1 the rib for . color; , they lfare c Double-Shrun- k, See the new styles and patter ne in tan hose beautiful boot-to-p. buibal Asm. bons over a handsome new pair of hor Athletic Shirts of Lisle, 50c. lace effects, 50c a pair. ses purchased of Bridgeport parties. I pefojce toeingmade up; jcrank uikeman is to nave a new JiniJAtailored i Athletic Knee - theyta aret. by Coat Shirts and barn ; erected, this summer, at his SWS1J a Year, 76 Oenta for Six Months. 60 .skilled Drawers,, of fine white dimity, 50c uanta (or MonUia. rour Oenta a Copy. place. wicker. inSerse. rptir Li. a. jvieaae at J arvis . corners is bome of a garment soon to have a new barn erected at his storesuiake.jiae..ox,two Basement . thes&saf np. store in Our Shoe Store. but 1-- place. eguards 4 Sleeve Shirts; ribbed white M. F. Donnelly is improving his townCttTat .we jknow,o ofh takes i ALL house by having it newly painted. lisle, and regular drawers, 75c a Shoes for Men. For Women and Misses. SllKVt. (ON .'111 Lyman .tseers ana Cnaries .Beers are of these precautions that make our garment. doing the work. SAFER than others. In Zenith Oxfords we present every We are showing all of the newest SergesSuits new Btyle this season. In styles in women's and misses 'Oxfords, Parties from lireenwich have pur cotton in colors , soft approved chased the Couri and have taken In Blue, Gray and Black Sejges, Fine ard black and tan leathers, and in the best from new white canvas pumps and place SI-5- shirts andi drawers from S3.50 0 possession. and Jn new, Sack, models priced at silkoline quality of materials and making popular Christie Ties at to S3, John Luben of New York, who pur- $1 to $i 50 a garment. can buy anywhere. We challenge com- to the newest tan and gun metal chased the Bradley Dikeman place, has $2?.: parison of onr Zenith $3.50 Oxfords pumps and smartest tan Ox fords, pric- SWmSrWSi&QtiZi; $3.50 know. ed 3, 3.50 and moved his family and taken possession. From Straws to Oxfords we've Union - and athletic with any other shoe you at t. Mrs M. and - children of Suits,- regular Zenith Oxfords are Women's to match our tan Brockway i mer- Special highest hosiery - to wear with: a .Serge in lisle and S4 Stamford were guests a few days. everything. - styles balbrlggan class shoes sold at and $5. Oxfords in adjoining section. last week, of Mr and Mrs Eugene ; cerized Hsle $1 to $5. Miller. Suit. lw Imo ' Smo 8mo US Inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 yeai5.00 F. L. Burritt has a fine pair of Devon Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 8.00 10.00 2 .2.00 cattle, purchased of Eli Goodsell of Inches ' ' 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Slnctaea 2.50 6.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Easton. lnctaea 8.00 Mr t ' 8.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 Butsel and family, who have been 1- -4 column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 are of and and moved bis 1- -3 " living in the Walter Perry place, WEST JtEDWNQ. last the week, take possession. year family there, last column 6.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 soon PLATTSVTLLR. . . EiSTON. S column 8.00 12.00 24.00 30.00 80.00 to move to Danbury to make their Monday. Mrs Nessel will make ber 8--4 column 8.08 18.00 S2.00 48.00 80.00 home. Mr and Mrs E. C Godfrey, who has 1 with Mr and Mrs column 10.00 20.00 40.00 80.00 100.00 Mrs J. W. Punzett held a musical at HOYDEN'S HILL. MRS CARRIE BALDWIN. GRANGE JOTTINGS. . NEWS TKBSBLY TOLD. been a few weeks here, the home LIndequist. her on 25, in jv spending home, Saturday, May - j Mrs .wife of Charles t The Mrs W. F. . hwwtAs i . Martin and and Carrie, Baldwin, Grange held its regular meeting, of Mr and Mrs C H. Bates at Kearney of Easton, Mrs llHvrttlMa in. which all her scholars took part and did Jennings daughter vat home, in 28. - next Mrs E. A. Saunders, whe lives wft guests ImaJJ afla.lc a word spent , Memorial day in Baldwin passed.away her, Tuesday evening. May The Cox, Mrs Harris and Misses Lizzie and nonpareil per week. their work very nicely. granddaughter meeting, June 11, will be Children's Mr and Mrs O. H. Bates, has Just com- Umpawaug, returned to their borne Bridgeport. , , com- a-- ' 2700 - Luenda Hunter, all of New York, are i Mr and Mrs Eli years, ,,The .funeral was ,,held, from j night in charge of the following pleted quilt with pieces In it. In last Jennings visitep her home on at mittee : Mrs Clarence Mrs P. Wilton, Saturday. ' guests of Mrs E. Nessel tn Little Bos- friends in East Norwalk, .. Memorial late - Saturday aCtemppn Jennings, Some of the pieces of calico of which and attended the convention of 2j.30, Rev- W. Jepson officiating. G. McCollum and Mrs Ira Andrews. 60 old W. G. Doig and family of New York ton, this week. day, Tfhe in cem- the quilt Is made are oyer years Loyal workers in the Advent church. burial,, was the Lonetown .were their summer borne Mrs t I and at the time purchased opened pleasant B. B. Banks has i Mrs Leroy Clark has entertained her etery. Baldwin is. survived by The selectmen held their monthly they. taken tbe contract son and friend of her. husband and one daughter, Miss,Etr m at the Town clerk's office, cost S3 and S4 per yard. on Umpawaug mil for the season, last for painting tbe new bouses which tbe lady Wilingford. . ; eating j Gilbert A Bennett Co. ' Several from this place attended . the taJ3al4wiv. Monday, June 3. cel- week Thursday. Manufacturing , The work of tor the are A N quto.race at Sport Hill,. Memorial day. y Mrs George Beers entertained har excavating erecting and will begin work on S W. . j Henry Piatt , of Meeker street has Duncombe of lar for Samuel L. Clemens' (Mark Mrs C. H. Bates some very them very soon. MOLL J. Beardsley of Tashua .called brother, George Bridge- picked had a, .new, .fence ... built hia Umpa-wau- g across the Hill, last Saturday. . in front.of,. port, last week. Twain) new Italian villa at rare , wild orchid ,flowers, recently. Mrs Wisner sister,-Mr- s house. and J.. entertains her ' j Paul Svihra family moved, last is now done and the cel- One was pure white and the other Coleman, of Rutherford, N. W.VE-- Hazen is soon, to build a stone week, from the Center to their new being J.; foundation --under nis new. veranda. . lar is about half dug. yellow. for a week. i home on Beachmont avenue. North i Aluhonso Bresson of was SHOES FOR Miss Ethel Wisner entertained Miss Danbury Bridgeport. . W. O. Is a wide veran- . of Mr . and Mrs ) has closed the black- Doig having Grace Hubbell. a part of last week. guest.last jweek. Martin Steucek returned from St Jerry Page da built across the front side of bis i Miss Cora Plumb, a teacher at the Henry, Piatt..' Vincent's hospital, last week. He is smith shop near the station and last school, visited at her home in now able to walk on crutches. household house In Umpawaug. Martin Burr Is Staples 1 1 1 1 . 1 Saturday moved his goods r . f Indigestion a iew uaysj iasu . ween ..TASHUA. i Miss Mabel Hayes closed her school, doing the work. wiassacnusens, for a few from the house JuBt west of the depot Wednesday, days'vacation. to Mr Cole's near the S. B. Turney .finished painting and place Long Stomach tronbto is bA el. and Mt HUNTINGTON. . MRS MARY . CLARK. - jmiiia papering the Baptist parsonage, last Ridge church. Ib ttaelf a tra rtlw W think of DrvpetHua. Children! . GEORGETOWN' week. No can be The funeral oi Mrs Mary .E. Clark Beartbura. and India uHi.mi aa raal disaaaaa, r satisfactory idea conveyed of our different lines WHITE HILLS. was largely attended at her late home Mrs Michael Steucek spent last C. H. Bates, while plowing his gar. bey ara ajawmma anlv of at inata aui laa Mav 30. at 2 o'clock r. itkC with her sister, Mrs Paul In : " - i Thursday' yeek Syihra, den the found a few -- ' early spring, K un. of babies' and children's see them in Miss Helen Jones,, who spent a. few RevX.T , ip. North TH SCHOOLS CLOS K. waa UUs shoes, except you the R. SivenieJd .officiating. Bridgeport. bills of . which bad In U feet tfaa ftnt oomcllr kd Dr. Shoo New - potatoes been days with friends in Haven, re were L.- N. ! tn bearers Oharlea JSeeley, . Last May 31, the school at tha creation ot that now vary soaikr ttoaata turned on Monday. - the ground all . winter and they were Friday, . windows or? examine them in stock. Mallett. Wilson .Kurd .and John Tread- j SANFORD STATION Little Boston district dosed for the Rrmedj Dr. Shoos'a Vm 01 alira. Ootnc dim Cards are out for the, Surndge-- r, - The -- waa in Taiihua ceme as fresh and good as those he ti well, burial just dug summer. was " "in Irmi mm in ama Pickett wedding to take place in New tery. in the field. cooked nice and In the afternoon there and Utot to Dr. Sboop and hla Beabonxin.iti WU. ; styles to be described here, but not too June 13. Miss was - V. They ..T00,many many Haven, Surridge a NEWS -- speaking and music by the scholars, oat that oriiaal aod blctily vttal - HEREABOUTS. mealy and be planted one or two of prindpla, M former White Hills and has lived 1 1 to girl j Mr and Mrs 'Arthur Clark are; spend- after which the scholars and visitors i It f'rn; rnnmplli tiawta a w m I ,(! n show you. in Elm City about nine years. home I Charles Stolle, Jr., of Newburgh, N. the potatoes and they sprouted nicely. ForaUMnach rtliHaai. Mnartrva. ! several .weeks at his former were all to bQtouaniaa. bad Miss Flora Pierce has been , ill." ing is treated cake and lemonade quite n inis piace. Y., spending several .weeks with his breatk and aaUow eompluVjav. try Dr. Koooa'a The of colors and combinations She is now convalescing. Miss parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Stolle, . Dr M. C. Demmlng of New York, by the teacher. Miss Keeoe,. and the BMtorarJva variety shapes, surpasses Mabel Seeley spent Memorial - Tabbaa or Liquid ad aaa lor yxm ; Mrs - Fred Rowley has an attractive ay. at her home in Tashua. Sr.,- of this place. who has purchased Dea Frank Jelllff's parents of the scholars. Miss Keene aell what H can and win do. Wa aaU mad . 10Q Mrs season. are and-- door yard, out over j Mr and Mrs enter-- t Bain is visiting relatives in Hud- any previous They handsome, 'perfect fitting choice havingputbesides and seeds. Charles Gilbert N. Y. farm on Umpawaug, will take posses- left for Mt Vernon, last Saturday, fully bulbs, plants lainea aoout ou or on son, C C-- and tneir inenos M. sion about 1. Mr and Mrs Jell Iff where she has taken school for the durable the prices are not high and every foot can be fitted Mrs A. Cowles Master George Ttiesday evening. May 28. A very j H. Dewsnap is entertaining his July R Cowles were guests at , Highland was spent., in daughter ; also a nephew. have not decided just where they will balance of tbe school term. Lawn, last week. pleasant evening playing A few of this went to . whist and dancing to the music of the people place locate. properly. Mrs Emma Leavenworth is caring . . refreshments Georgetown, Saturday evening, to see - graphophone,.. Light Br for her mother, Mrs Mary E. Drew, were served. . j the play,. "Valley Farm," given by the Mr Patterson and of New PERSONAL CHAT. who is still in a feeble condition. All re- family very Village Improvement society. who . , Stoop's Mrs W. C. Hubbell recently spent a port a pleasant evening. York, rented J. I Blackman's The frame for tbe second new double few days with her daughter, who is i Owing to the extreme cold weather house near the Park, last . summer. bouse which the Gilbert & Bennett at college at Bedford, Mass. I the gardens hereabouts are very back- have rented . it again and will arrive M toufacturlng Co. are erecting was K. Owing to the unpleasant weather CASTOR A ward. here about June 15 for the season. InSostoiroiliiuo W. MOLLAN, there was no service at the church the yp5.Jnfatad.JCliiUren. i Miss Elizabeth Fox of New York City raised, last week, and the contractors, We bet- is & past two Sundays. hope for visiting her brother, Stanley Fox. Rider Is . Buyam Taylor, are pushing tbe R.n. BEERS & CO.: NEWTOWN . Main 1 Bought j Harry moving, this week, 1026 St., Bridgeport, Conn. ter days. TfcfjastYtiUaifft MW A. E. Geoppler is erecting a fine cot into bis new work right along. J. GARVIN. BETHEL. Mrs A. A. Bickford has a fine lot of tage on the grounds formerly known as bouse, in. Umpawaug. P. Shoes for Women and Children only. chickens, which she cares for, minis- Bears the the Piekett premises. If some one else Mrs Sherwood of New. York, who Dur- - Charles LIndequist of Bridgeport B. Hawley & Co Stepney. tering to an invalid father and doing SlgnatWTAOt. would follow Mr Geoppler 's example cbased his farm . where he has heen has rented Mrs E. Nessel's farm In S. J. PARKS, TRUUBULL. Sanford Station a , all her work. might grow little. living, will move her family here, the Little Boston district for tbe coming