TT I Any Place U Ry Anyne Star "Wind Mills. Charter Sect For Aay Purpose If you do'not want a Gasoline Engine, what Statlonarles, Portables, En- do you think of a Windmill? I am sure that you Gasoline gines and Pumps. can't do better than to buy a STAR. Lota in use State Your Power Needs or Tour around here, and all satisfactory. Engine. Oustomora Needs. ' .Bee. E. N. SIPPERLEY, - Webtport, Conn. Newtown E. N. Ct. lie Sipperley, Westport,

VOLUME XXVI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 3

LOCAL AFFAIRS. Sale Of Bulletin of in the Great NEWTOWN'S VITAL STATISTICS. Shoes Bargains Over-Stoc- k Sale. FOB THE YKAB 1902. AT Our FOSTER'S: MARRIAGES. Sale. Turn on the wonderful offerings in this big Big Men's Brx Calf Wei tod Illucher or your eyes January regular was 3. now 8.47. sale. Use best in the of February 10, Thomas J. Cavanaugh Out, your judgment deciding question to Susie F. Carroll Rev Patrick Fox. Rich In Overcoats. Llka Calf, welted Sole. Blucher or regular the by Pickings cut, s.so, now 1 vi. buying. Compare our bargains with other bargains April 30. John F. Houlihan to Katie Heavy Box Calf and Vlcl Kid, Leather Lin- i and wheth E. Leavy by Rev Patrick Fox. ed. LOT was 8.50. (All Union Stamped.) town is filled with the cries of bargains judge Effle "V. Do not 97n. 1.50. July 3, Henry J. Crofut to hesitate to put the sale to the test you Men's Heavy Ruckle Arctics. was ! er or not we are in the best in" "re- Justice of the Peace Michael Felt Boots and Overs at liuduoed Prices. right claiming bargains 1 D.iwnsby will find a coat to fit and a Don't uilss these bargain ut reliable are" at he Corner. J. Bradley. please you at price you ally clothing Ltbrary September 10, James O'Neill t'j will The is should come while Bridget. Keating, by Rev Patrick Fox. gladly pay. point you OVERCOAT BARGAINS. October 1, Louis S. Grier to Amy E. pickings are rich and choice varied. iNu nercus as. R. F. FOSTER & CO., Brown, by Rev Otis W. Barker. 146 Main St., Danbury, Conn. All $10 Overcoats are now 6.98. the bargains are, every sees the numbers re- FIRTHS. day Next to Danbury NutlonalBank. Men's 15 Overcoats are now 9.98. duced. Come to-da- y. now January 14, daughter to Mr and Mrs Men's $20 Overcoats are 12.98. Thomas J. Corbett. Men's $ 25 Overcoats are now 17.98. 6, to Mr and Mrs February daughter From lines we have Ox- $6 Overcoats are now 3.50. Robert Martendell. $10 many handsome dark gray Boys' February 10, son to Mrand Mrs Den-- , ford and black beaver eoats, and finish Going Out Of Boys' 7.50 Overcoats are now 4.50. nis Cavanaugh. tailoring good, linings 8.50 Overcoats are now February 19, daughter to Mrand Mrs durable, fit to your liking, long and medium lengths, marked Boys' $5. Michael J. Uavanaugh. now at Business. Boys' 10.00 Overcoats are now 6.98. February 27, daughter to Mr and $7.88. Owing to the fact that I am about Children's 3.50 Overcoats are now 2.50. Mrs Eugene M. Miller. to engage In other bnslness I have decided to March 2, daughter to Mr and Mrs The $12 and $13.50 lines yield many black and Oxford close out my entire stock of Diamonds, Watch- Children's 4.50 Overcoats are now 2.98. Patrick Keating. knee and tailored and in order to March 4, son to Mr and Mrs Clifford coats, lengths longer, expertly perfect es and Jewelry at 134 Main street. In Children's $5 and $6 Overcoats are now 3.98. and because more this itock rapidly the margin of profit S. Russell. shaping fit; lines are broken, the prioeis now has been brushed away and the Jeweler's March 7, son to Mr and Mrs Mathias knife sent to the heart of every article. We Carroll. $9.88. mean business! .This season's choicest pat- Bargains in men's, boys' and children's suits are equal- March 9, daughter to Mr and Mrs terns at your disposal at a minimum of their in men's troueers. Henry A. Pratt. All the incomplete lines of 15 eoats together form worth. Goods laid aside for Christmas ly attractive; bargains hats, sweaters, March 15, to Mr and Mrs put actual daughter a collection of smart tailor-ma- de black and where a deposit Is made on them, shirts, heavy gloves and underwear are worthy the name. William Ryan, J r. big coats, mostly fiafe and Fixtures For Sale. March 21, son to Mr and Mrs Thom- Oxford knee and now $11.88. as F. Bailey. gray, lengths longer, Marcb 26, daughter to Mr and Mrs R. Randall Davidson, John F. Keane & Co., Michael J. Houlihan. The superior garments that have been priced up to $40, March 29, son to Mr and Mrs Charles gathered from broken lines, are now at 4tb Door Below Postofflce, D. Ferris. ranged Main and John Streets, to Mr Mrs , 1X4 Mala Street, Ansonla, Conn. Library Building, April 2, daughter and $17.-88- BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Arthur E. Beardsley. $14.88, $19.88, $24.88 and $29.88. April 9, son to Mr and Mrs Patrick Lamer. April 13, son to Mr and Mrs Charles Rich pickings also in boys overcoats and in E. Favereau. Painting. May 16, daughter to Mr and Mrs suits for men and boys, in raincoats and ulsters, I am located In Jesse A. James. g housecoats and shoes. Newtown and am prepared to unaertanesany-tbln- June 8, son to Mr and Mrs Martin la the painting Tine, having had years of experience. Can furnish anything in the A JANUARY flENU. Donahue. Paint Line. Also have the agency for Oarara June 9, daughter to Mr and Mrs Paints. John Whalen. Palatable, Profitable, Popular. June 12, daughter to Mr and Mrs Wall Papers. Served Daily At Martin Corbett. It Does For I can show a splendid line offWall Papers June 22, daughter to Mr and Mrs What Boys. and Invite all who contemplate papering to Edward lrwlr u , m w ru n.FM itnri nrlCHH. Also a Hue Conger. As an indication of of mouldings. 1 am a paper hanger and July 20, son to Mr ana Mrs Daniel the remarkable values the big sale opens to boys.take guarantee my work to give satisfaction. Keane, the item of overcoats and reefers. You will find our broken lines can July 28, daughter to Mr and Mrs single WILLIAM WOHLER, BROWN'S "cSal5 Jesse C. Lewis. supply every wanted size, and that the quality of our garments is far above Conn. 46 Cannon August 6, daughter to Mr and Mrs Newtown, Street, Bridgeport. Michael J. White. the average. August 12, daughter to Mr and Mrs $5 and $6 Box Coats, ages 3 to 6, in royal blue, red and tan shades, at $3.48 Charles Beaat. $3.75 to $7.50 Reefers, sizes 5 to 8, blue chinchilla and light gray frieze, velvet collars, reduced to 23, son to Mr and Mrs Dan Modern Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Penmanship, Typewriting, August $3.88, $3.88, $4.88. H. Commercial Business iel McNamara. Blue Chinchilla reefers, sizes 9 to 16, velvet and ulster collars, now $3.88, $3.88, $4.88. J. BEARD, Commercial Law, Law, Forms, Music, 24, son to Mr and Mrs sizes 4 to 16, in Oxford both hair-lin- e Advertisement Writing, August Mannish overcoats, gray plain and plaids, from lines that have been as Dictation, English, Spelling, Charles G. Morris. as now $3-4- $3-8- Real Fire and Life Business Practice, Banking, Correspondence, high $8.50, $4.88, $5.88. Estate, Lectures on Business Success. August 19, son to Mr and Mrs Mar Russian overcoats, sizes 2i to 7, Oxford gray and various colors, with plain and reversible belts, culled from Insurance. tin Keniry. $5 to $10 lines, reduced to $3.48, $3.88, $4.88, $6.t 8. Both Fire and Life Insurance placed in seasonable and served August 26, son to Mr and Mrs John Belt-bac- k tourist overcoats, sizes 15 to 19, exact copies of our popular belt-bac- k coats for men, from li and ' fresh and the beat companies and at lowest rates. Everything by competent Keane. $15 lines, reduced to $o.kb. Farms, Houses, Stores and Lots for and skilled educational chefs. September 15, son to Mr and Mrs Sals or to Rent. Robert. H. Beers. The bargain among the lines of suits for of Get .a catalogue. Better yet see the school in session. 7, son to Mr and Mrs opportunities incomplete boys If you want to Purchase or Rent or November all are among the most we have ever offered in 1 he have property to sell or rent give me a Thomas Keating. ages striking January. call November 7, son to Mr ana Mrs best selections are now available. at Daniel Hall. Pinney's Block, Shelton. November 19, son to Mr and Mrs 15he Frank Wright. November 29, son to Mr ana .Mrs Eugene Botsford. LEONARD'S INSURANCE December 3, son to Mr and Mrs Ar " A: D. C. & E. ML thur J. Smith. AGENCY, Peck Co., December 16, son to Mr and Mrs INCORPORATED " William Wilkinson. Tliroe to- - Hcad-to-Fc- Stores FIRE, ACCIDENT. December 24, daughter Mr and ct 1001 Broad Masonic Main KRTDGEPORT, St., Temple Bldg., Mrs Charles B. Carpenter. Street and Fairfield Avcnu ' .NEW 27, son Mrs HAVEN, Old Companies, December to Mr and Clothiers (NORTHWEST CORNER) Lowest Rates. Theodore Hemmingson. Bridgeport. Conn,, , Bridgeport, Conn. Are X. J. CORBETT, Offering DEATHS. Tlra, Lift aid Accltnt XnroraiM. 73 Public. January 30, Patrick McCarthy, age IsTiitBintiud Seal Zitate. Notary years. Queen Street. Newtown. Conn Grak.de Decorated Dinner January 30, Mrs Margaret ideating, High aged 35 years, 8 months, 26 days. Bridgeport. the dining room and kitchen in the of the work of the Gospel wagon for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX Professional Cards. 112 February 7, Patrick Hanion, age t4 December a, Jotham B. Hawley resilience 01 .airs ma reus ttaariey. the ensuing year. Sets, Pes., years, 11 months. from Hartford. eoruary 10, Aaron banroro, age 1 1 Rev Otis W. Barker gave his Joseph Edwards of Toronto, Can., Is the value H. A. Tisdale, Sum mer L. M. vears. 13 days. OBITUARY. lecture Tuesday evening of last returned to bis home, last week, after ton, S. C, places on He Witt's Witch Albert Schuyler, D., in schoolhouse PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. t ebruary 11, Kosa urannigan, age is week, January 5, the a week's stay with his sister, Mrs A. Hazel Salve. He says: "1 had the piles ! years, 2 11 MRS MARY STILLSON. of Hattertown his Zoar. for 20 doctors and Office over R. H. Beers tc Co's Store. Office At months. days. THE LATE district, subject Beardsley, in years. I tried many hours: 8 to 9 a. m. ; 1 to 2 p. m. ; 7 to 8 p. m. Marcn 2, nannora uaugn, age n being "Life's Startling Contrasts." medicines, but all failed except Telephone and night calls answered from $7,50 years, 2o days. On Friday. January 2. Mrs Mary The schoolhouse was,as the boys would Mrs Robert D. Smith and daughter, De Witt's Witch HazelSalve. it cured residence, the U. F. Beardsley Cottage oppo- 9, widow of the late John Still-so- n, chockful. was to see me." is a combination of heal- site Newtown Inn. to destination under oo he Marcn Horace Fia.11, age lo years, Stillson, say, It amazing Alice, spent Thursday, January 7,with It the 848-3- miles, above rest a Telephone No. 1. rreignt paid I prices 5 months, 16 days. entered into after long pe the people come with tneir camp Mrs A. D. Fairchild. ing properties of Witch Hazel with are special and will last only until present stock is disposed. March 16. uons irate, age days. riod of sickness. She was for many chairs securely held under their arms. antiseptics and emollients; relieves and James W. March 19, Mrs Margaret Bradley, years a faithful follower of Christ, and This showed that they had the cal- Charles Blakeman has moved his permanently cures blind, Dieeoing, Dr. Gordon, other articles in age 65 years. a stanch member of the Stepney Bap culating spirit: knowing the capacity steam saw mill onto a tract of timber itching and protruding piles, sores, PHYSICIAN AND SCRQEOJN, Many March 20, .rnuo a. SKiamore, age as tist church. Her religion was not or of a country "deestrict" schoolhouse. recently purchased of John M. Beards- cuts, bruises, eczema, salt rheum - and years. 4 months, 21 days. the demonstrative kind, but in a quiet they were going to make sure of a ley by Wallie Tomlinson. all skin diseases. S. J. Parks, Trum- ttesldence, Main St., Sandy Book, Conn April 9. Margaret Linis, age s4 way she sought to be a consistent seat. The pupils' benches were full, bull; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; B. Telephone call: 248-2- 5. years. Christian, the influence of her life be the camp chai re were full, the speak E. J. Richmond was taken to the Hawley & Co., Stepney; A. B. Blake China. April 12, Anna m. uetts, age ez ing felt in the home, in trie neignoor-hoo- d, er's chair was brought into play or, Danbury hospital, last week Thursday, man, Botsford: Ketts & Belts, Sandy Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. years. and in the church. She is sur rather, into the works, and the teach where he underwent a successful opeiji Hook; M. Beach, Monroe; W. J. Are the balance of an importer's stock and are offered at much April 13, ujnen Mcwamara, age z vived by one son, Carl D. Stillson, who er's desk was utilized as a downy sofa. lion for appendicitis. Beehler, Brookneid. Physician and Surgeon, ne years. with his wife faithfully and lovingly The night was a glorious moonlight less tnan cost to import. i opportunity to save money on ou ministered to her comfort the was 28 State Street, Bridgeport, Conn ADrii 14. james uugan, age years. during night, and that a big inducement useful goods during this sale is unprecedented. April 18, son of Charles E. Faverau, long weeks of illness through which to be out. Eugene Botsford was Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. acre 5 she passed. The funeral was held chosen chairman of and A Good Watch is a most ac- Office hours from 10 a. m. to 12 m.. 2 to 4 p. iu days. themeeting present May 3, Micnaei v . iuioriae, age a from her late residence in Hattertown ntroduced Mr Barker. Mr and Mrs ! ceptable to man or woman, boy or girl. years. Tuesday, January 6, Rev F. P. Braman, Edward Booth kindly favored ttie au all all . x . u. Watches Watches all kinds prices S. 13, uaniei age ner lormer dience with a musical selection. Mr Charles Platt, May mcaianon, pastor.omciaung. Davis & QUALITY is especially in accurate, and Headquarters years. Barker spoke rapidly for an hour and good. Hawley pronounced Teaeher Piaao. Organ Theory, z. age 00 years. and the closest artistic Watches. NEWTOWN. CONN. For June Bridget wuinn, The North Center school has been quarter, attention June 29. Mrs Susan M. Terrel, age a tine and te was given him. His subject, of course, our are the lowest. Olft-- i In Pianoforte playing In Brldgeporton provided with Quality considered, prices Harness. 77 vears. 7 months. 22 days. set of maps, which have long been led him to portray life's extremes, the Saturdays. July 5, Henry Botsrord, age n years. needed. very dregs of society and its gilt edges. Alen's and Boys' Watches, $7.00 up to $300. & July 14, Margaret Keane Houlihan, He clearly showed how every joy that Ladies' and Girls' Watches, $6 up. Oscar Pitzschler Son, We manufacture our own Harness, in which we use the best material aire 65 years. we nave brings pain somewhere, a ana the best workmen Charles F. Beardsley was in town, we we do Barbers & Hairdressers, employ by the day, (no piece work.) July 10, Micnaei uaiyin, age 00 Mr and Mrs are truth that when are happy, We carry the largest line of Horse and Stable Goods in the State. vears. Monday. Beardsley not often ponder. A hearty vote of Newtown, Book and Hawleyville for for Driver. now located at Lake Place, New Ha Sandy Everything Horse, everything August 10, Daniel a. (Jamp, age 00 ven. thanks at the close gave evidence that The Davis & Co., Newtown Shop open erery day. Hawleyville Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit Cases of every description. vears. & montns, i days. the efforts of the gentlemen who have Hawley open Wednesday afternoon ana nunuay i Conn. bop Hook week Aucust 3. jane uasey, oe years, devoted much time to the preparation 996 ilain Street, Bridgeport, morning. Sandy shop open every mnnl.hs. 7 davs. D. K. sold his of for are not ay. Only,flrst class work. Colepaugh has out these lectures the people Official Watch for the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. POOL TABLE. PECK & LINES, AuErustl3. Annie uaraner vvnaman, barber shop at North Woodbury. without appreciation. Inspectors age 77 years, 3 months, 15 days. 18P to 287 Middle Mrs A. B. St., Bridgeport, Conn. August 19, Jane Dresser, Those two veteran fox Ed Miss Emma Wilson has visited with age 78 years, 4 months, 17 days. hunters, zs. ward Taylor and D. K. Colepaugh, friends at Judd's Bridge. Aniriist Mrs Jiiiien uavanauKu week in Great DrK.S.Todd, October 9, Mary Quinlan, age 23 passed last Wednesday m montns. aavs. Quarter chasing Sir Reynard, but with A suit against the New York, New Hat arid Shoe vasts,...... zi- r. Veterinary Surgeon, We i, no success. Mr Taylor saw notmng and Hartford railroad company, Bridgeport's Leading Ct. have had prac uctoDer 10. latricK iiinieiu aue morn Haven New Milford, For A A tical experience at vpars. of his friend after he left in the in which substantial damages were Of - 1 Quarter . . r . n . ing, and after for a consider Bowman of New Store. means that we have Rained a knowledge of the business,Centurywhich is of great value to YOU at October l(. Mrs nopnia jmsiiijci searching claimed by Miss Mary well as to us. and this knowledge enables us to do on the whsit acre 73 1 able time, came home with foreboding, has been settled between tne n DQnH HKiu n Yin. sJtn.t mi.!.. 1HTL1IJ- ...... premises .. i many ,Jjewelers bare Smith, vears. day. Haven, DENTAL PARLORS. w acnM nrwuj wj up uiiiid. 1. 11 is cfiustis uci iiv unu itisn., as many vaiuaoieii articles are lost in 33 had to Dlaintiff and defendant. One hundred It also enables us to better service less cost. The October 22, Martin F. Wake, age fearing something happened painless and rellable.most transportation. give ut Increasing amount 6 Colepaugh. He was greatly relieved dollars is Miss Bowman as Expert dentistry, for ji wuir mi ucu uut uy us is eviubuce niiii our uouny una gooa service are appreciated. vears. 8 months. davs. accepted by modern and snlentlllc appliances used "November 4. James Weldon. age 75 to hnd that gentleman had already i basis of settlement, though she was painless operations. TAYLOR & GREGORY, vears. reached home. badly hurt in a railroad accident for DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, November 9, Michael Keane, age 73 which she claimed the railroad com Office on Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Conn. vea rs. A social dance will be given by the oanv was responsible. The accident Surgeon Dentist. at residence St., Derby, of Haw on October 9. Whittlesey Ave.. New Milford. November 20. Harriett A. Nichols, Tuesday Evening Whist club occurred at Sandy Hook, acre 82 vears. 1 month, 23 days. leyville at Baker's furniture waie- - l'JOL'. rooms. DENTIST, November 29, Sarah E. Everetts, Hawleyville. Friday evening. 25 16. NorthroD's orchestra will M iss was in the New Milford. Ct iige 92 years, 10 months, days. January Floieila Northrop Dr Dr furnish music. The ladies will 'a i k Tappen, Edward S. FROM OUT'OF TOWN provide City, tvitunlay West Street. Warnes, PERSONS BROUGHT refreshments. OBlce at residence. AND BUUIED IN NEWTOWN CEME Operative Dentist, TERIES. James Hawley, an efficient telegraph Located for NINETEEN Years at John O. Pitzschler made a flying trip operator and assistant to Agent J. A. February 26, Thomas Lillis from to New Milford, last week. James at tne iiawieyvine station, is D. 1062 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn., Middletown. away for a vacation of two weeks, di J. W. March 21, A. Lake from Mrs B. H. Bandellof Baltimore.Md. Iflbwrv. 1 Smith, & Co. Mary Ply viding the time between pittsheld. Opposite Murray mouth. is the guest of her sister, Mrs Albert North Adams and Springlield, Mass., 64 Bank St., Derby, Conn. May 25. Lucinda C. Scudder from L. Schuyler. Hartford and other places. GolJ Crowns, Bridge Work and Filling:,, the kind Bethel. Has a Sanatorium for you admire, made of pure gold, a Specialty at popular prices; Artificia July 14, Robert L. Lake from Mid Mr and Mrs R. E. Goodsell have The Men's club will have its next opened dletown. moved to Colorado avenue in Bridge on 27tli Cen- Mel- Teeth that fit and look natural, and all other Dental work meeting the at the Grand the Cure of Cancers. Dr performed, August 13, John R. Hard from New port. tral hotel, Allison P. Smith being the bourne Removes all Cancers skillfully at satisfactory prices. Consultation tree. York Citv. host. The subject will be a debate on August 25, Norman L. Taylor from F. E. Burwell is to decorate the in "The Labor Question," in charge of under a guarantee. Brooktield. terior of the store of Taylor, Curtis & P. H. McCarthy. 25, R. Davis Keeler from Co. September ti ! ! Brookfield. No Knife No Pain ALBANY W. from Mrs Edna Platt and Mrs Ida Stevens At the session of the Congregational Un-x-l- d DENTISTS, October 3, George Turney school, Sunday, II. M. Smith, & Shoe Co., FIKST-OLiA- WORK. Bethel. of New Haven are visiting their sister, Sunday 31-t- s, A. Oscar Telephone call, Derby.;Ct. 15, James Trice from Red- Mrs T. Nettleton, Carlson, George 1032 Main Conn. November Stiler. Barnum and Rev O. W. Barker were Ari 01 XDGIim &T, LOXRf. St., Bridgeport, ding. a committee to have 1 November 25, James J. Collins from F. E. Burwell has been decorating appointed charge y THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, --JANUARY i6,g 103. OUR NEIGHBORS and pie feast will be given in the turned home from her visit to friends morning, as the Rev H. O. llofstead The Howe & Stetson Stores, New Haven. Gilbert Memorial church, Friday even- in Hartford and Westport. was sick. ing. January 23. Ladies will receive a Mrs Martin Castle has been taken to "Sweet 16" souvenir. Gentlemen will New Haven for treatment. & Co. SOUTH BRITAIN, hospital BETHEL. receive 16 "Studies in White and Adolphus Abbott is very ill at his Smith, Murray Gold." home in Elm street. A Lake-woo- HENRY MEEKER INJURED. MALE QUARTET. Mrs Goldsborough has gone to d, Bridgeport, Conn. Four employees of the Hawkins N.J. Henry Meeker, who was delivering Sale. Co. met "at home LYON'S PLAINS. Mrs Albort Wheeler is home from groceries about town on Tuesday, was Manufacturing the ijreorire last h her visit to Ridgewood, N. run down by a or horses attached E Bassett, riday mgbt. J., a pair was conomy A Mr and formed a male quartet, composed BRIDGE BREAKS DOWN UNDER LOAD. Albert JFohrenbach is working in to wood sled., Meeker of George Bassett, 1st tenor and lead thrown from his sleiirh and badly BARGAINS IN THE The bridge near "Valley Forge which Derby. on one and in er; h rank Bassett, 2d tenor; Charles has been unsafe for a has Don't fail to get a barrel of the best bruised hip otherwise Bradford, 1st 2d longtime, flour at B. &;Co. s. See adv. jured. The double team belonged to bass; (jus Anderson, gone down. It broke one day last Hawley man. bass. This quartet will be second to as was William Nicholp, the livery The none in Bassett week, John Williams crossing team without a driver came down Value this vicinity. George it with an ox team and a heavy load of TRUMBULL. (Tome Center street and turned around the has a tine tenor voice and has had sev oxen as a lumber. The went into the river Fountain toward the stables, where it Sale. eral leader and f years' experience and were somewhat injured but Mr collided with the Mr Characteristic Mr Bradford has a wonderful bass. CONGREGATlONAL CHURCH ITEMS. grocery sleigh. January tsj) are a concert Williams escaped uninjured. James Meeker was taken to his home, corner They anticipating giving Coley has the contract for the new Pastor Thomas spoke at the morning Chestnut and Main streets. The re at Munson's hall in the near future, which will be built as soon as on To force a clearance of all odd Zzhif Sale. assisted by n talent. bridge service, last Sunday, "An Open sult of his injuries is not known at quick of possible, minora patcnen ana men Door." The evening service was omit- present week: are the work. on account of severe storm. writing. You will find these here if you come this A CLOSE A BAD doing ted the we make SHAVE FROM FIRE. The subjects for the coming Sunday ST MARY'S CHUKCn PROSPERING. lots, broken lines, remnants, etc., - linen The postoffice and store of Mitchell Plains as as follows: At the morning service, he annual 01 tne commit- - 1 11 .1 Linen 63 inch, extra heavy half bleached pure damask; & Williams came near de- The Lyon's whist club met. meeting very being Mr y. "What is the cause that the former church was held at IOI S bound to Sale 47c last week, with and Mrs H. J. teeofSt Mary's 1DrlCeS tO"day that are value 62c. Economy Price, per yard stroyed by tire on Monday night of The were the ladies' days were better than these?" At the the rectory. Monday night, at 7.30. Selling this a 01 the Moor and prizes service will bleached choice week, large part first a crumb pan and brush, won by evening the stereopticon Officers for the year were elected 7a inch, very heavy quality, damask, designs; timbers back or the store being burned be used to illustrate Wilson Barrett's follows: Trustees. Patrick Wixted andasl,. cU- -l I. lilt-- -1 all is to be Mrs W. Sherwood; the second, a rose dill nJi uiuy iiuiu iy, value $1. 10 Economy Sale Price, 82c per yard during the night. It supposed jar, Mrs G. Sherwood; the gentlemen's famous story. "The Sign of the Cross. I'airicK roy; pew rental collectors, uuycis set on tire a is t, 1 .- -, to match l.?o a dozen by cigar stump dropped tirst a horse won by 1. W. Tread-wel- l: This subject postponed from Jast William Carroll, Martin Crowe, James , , , , ,v 20 inch napkins the before. The tire was dis whip, r.alla.r-1-.o- Pill a rl PS LI 1 1 J. UO evening the second a whisk broom by Sunday. Pa t f'urnfiir Ill OUUUI 24 inch Jo match, 2.60 a dozen covered on Tuesday morning soon Rev Dr Fullerton of Bridgeport de napkins so was out Horace Hurlburt. enough it put with outseri The many friends of Mrs L. R. Hoyt livered his lecture on 'The weather, collectors, George Carroll and Thomas IN Ote the rClYlcirkcllMe to 7a In. bleached damask, several designs; value $1.25 per yard. ous damage. will be to hear that she has how we made it," at"the church, on Tuooeny. it was repoi teu me opportunities Sale 98c pleased Monday to a good audience. had been a most Economy Price, per yard BRIEF NOTES OF INTEREST. nearly recovered from her recent illness night,' past year prosperous to match, $8.25 per dozen with scarlet fever. Nothing but the extreme cold and icy one. the church being clear of all in day's advertisement tells of. napkins Louis Chevalier of Tuft's College, g roads prevented the attendance of a debtedness with a balance on hand of wes- Mrs Frank Hawley has been spend-n- - coats have been from Boston, Miss Alice Uidwards of the past week with friends in very large congregation as Dr Fuller- $600. Coats Fur, velour, and peau de soie, that leyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., and is to ton is very popular in this town. The or Miss Bridgeport expected home SHOP BREWSTER AT ST THOMAS' $25.00 to 90.00. Economy Sale Price, $15 to $60 Miss Hiditn pope Derby and day. lecture was exceedingly enjoyable and Florence Kodurers or iNaugatuck nave pleased everybody. This is the first of CHURCH. Kev Mr llofstead of Easton has been Brewster will visit Thom Crochet $1.00, $1.25, Black Dress Goods 45 inch English mohair, very lustrous, been visiting Miss Theodora .Fierce. a recent guest of Mr and Mrs C. C. a series of monthly entertainments, Bishop St SILK DEPT. Fringed Quilts, Miss Mary West Kendall, free to all, to run the as' parish, Sunday, lie win conduct $1.50, $1.75 each. good value at 59c. Economy Sale Price, 38c Stymusof Mr Salmon. planned through N. Y., spent New Year's with and Mr Brown, father oflMrs Eliza Davis, winter and springy confirmation services, Sunday evening. Cheney Bros. Fine Printed Pongees, Marseilles Quilts $2.00. $2.25, Mrs C. B. Pierce. come with her Charles meat $3.00 1,500 yards fine silkolinet well assorted variety Mrs Bennett who has been has tospend the winter The ice harvest has begun, Patrick Beecher, the popular color effects ?nd designs new and at $2.50, each. Upholsteries Stiles, and he may make his home with her cutter on Chestnnt street, is one of Work Shams and Scarfs. Sale of color combinations and patterns: value 12 ana 15c. quite ill, is now somewhat improved. Burns having put in Mr Noyes' sup town. tractive. Cut Sale vveues in future as his wife is dead and he is this week, and William Wheeler the most lucky sportsmen in 25c Economy Price, 8c yard Mrs vvarner nas been in me alone. ply, He bagged 24 coons last fall and last Sale price 3"Jc yard. price each. past week. has been at work on his summer's sup or or Mrs Moses Treadwell is at home week caught a four pound pike out (Left Aisle, rear.) MenS Store House Coats and Bath Robes To clear them out, Tne youngest cnna ivir ana airs from a visit with her sister and ply. Putnam club pond the Arthur Mitchell has been threatened again The local merchant, S. J . Parks, is fishing through Jewelry Dept. all our 4.00 and $5.00 house coats and bath robes, have been in Bethel. a house on new road to ice which no doubt was the largest with pneumonia. Mr Mrs T. W. building the fash ever water. Domestic Dept. Special values in Celluloid Black on sale at Sale J 1. and Treadwell enter taken from that put Economy Price, $2.50 William wakeiey began nis Sat- Bridgeport. was in with Frank 23c duties as at Hartford tained the Westport whist club, Monday, the 12th, being the birth- - Charles company Cottons. Combs, Hair Clasps, eta, worth to representative urday a. uuu arm uotn uau 15c all evening. of Miss Leonara a number 4-- 98c; sale 5c, 10c, each. Ribbons 1,500 yards, beautiful 4 inch satin taffeta ribbon, last week. day Hawley, all 20 4 worth sale 5c price A new for of hPrfripnds from drove catch and landed in about pike,s" Cotton, Cic; price colors. This quality is usually sold at 39c a yard. wire has been strung the Bridgeport probably the best string of tisli of the vard. Sale 25c local telephone in South Britain, com JttONROE. up and gave her a most delightful sur Dept. season. 4-- Economy Price, 4 worth sale 6ic Stationery ing via Sand hill. prise party. Mi and Mrs H. Cornelius Judd en Cotton, 8c; price the town or tnere A lad. who shall be nameless here, Enve--l pe. 2c bunch of 25; value 4c Umbrellas AUoui high priced umbrellas, best quality ofsilV, in soutnoury GRANGE INTERESTS. while on tertained a small company of friends yaid. were 25 births and 10 deaths the past skating the Leydestone on Mr ana Mrs -- 4 Brown worth 15c; sale OJd lot of Writing Paper, white with handles of horn, gold, boxwood, and ivory silver The installation of officers of Har pond? last broke Monday evening. Sheeting, pearl, year. on Friday night, through Hamlin of Elmwood were - and colored, worth from 25c to 48c box; trimmed and boxwood, were priced from $5.00 to $10.00. Charles uraaiora nas pur mony Grange will take place Thurs- the ice and took an involuntary bath, George pres price 12ic yard. plain recently 22. ent. Mrs vocal ana 9-- 15c - day evening, January Deputy a of liamiin's lnstru 1 4 sale price box. Economy Sale Price, $3.76 each. chased a new recorder for his phono- - which necessitated change gar was Case Brown Sheeting, worth to and Sheriff Howard W. Andrews of Brook- ments and a return to his home clad in mental music highly appreciated. paper, roll, worth urraoh. btintr able talk into it Held will be the master of ceremonies. Mr Hamlin's talk on bird lire was tun 20c; sale price lc yard. Crepe plain, 5j voice This Louis Cassier's clothes. The little fel 9-- 15c Toilet Articles Fountain syringe, three pipes, tubing, etc., having the reproduced. of interest and never a tiresome sub-- 1 Case 4 Bleached sheeting, worth paper figured, worth roll; machine is adding greatly to the low does not believe in immersion at 3 rolls 25c. two bag of embossed rubber, extra high grade, every one MRS WILLIAM DOUGLASS INJURED BY A iect to listen to. Both Mr Hamlin 23c; sale 19c yard. sale price for quart amusement of himself and friends. this time of the year. and Mr Judd have a collection of price warranted and such as we are selling every day for 69c. Mr and Mrs David McBach celebrat-e- FALL. large 40. pieces White Domet Flannel, (Main Floor, rear.) Sale 45c mounted birds and small animals. Economy Price, the 56th anniversary of their wed Mrs William on NEW FAIRFIELD. also have a and choice col worth 7ic; sale price 5c yard. 10. Mr Douglass slipped the Thev large Leather Goods. fleur de lis dintr. last Saturday, January ice, last Monday, cutting quite a bad lection of eggs and bird's nest some of 40 Pieces White Domet Flannel, , Two quart water bottles, embossed rubber, patterns, McBath is 83 years old and both are un- - gash in tne back of her bead and was CONGREGATION ALISTS CALL A PASTOR. them very cute and concealed in worth 8c; sale price. 6ic yard. Children's Chatelaine Bags, worth f high grade goods, warranted, regular selling price 69c. able to be about. rendered unconsious. She soon came thousrht of places. A of At the Congregational church and 30 pieces twilled Flannels, 25c: sale price 19c each. Economy Sale Price, 45c good number the young people to and is now able to be about. on The Current events ciuo met witn heavy attended dance in on society meeting Thursday evening, worth 10c; sale 8c Boston worth 35c for 19c each. the Southbury there was a unanimous vote to extend Mrs Vireil Dibble of Elm street, Mon price yard. Bags, Gloves Fresh cutting of our glove stock, after the rapid selling Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Miles Burr enter day The was "Con 45x36 Pillow Cases, sale price 9c; 11c, Aisle.) ThelLadies' Aid will hold a so- kindly a call to Rev Mr Clark, a Yale student, evening. subject (Right of last week, results in a new opportunity for you. From our society tained The Bee representative at to become a settled of necticut and Oliver Ellsworth." 12c and 15c each. ciable, Thursday evening in the parish dinner when in last pastor the B. G. L. S. will meet with Miss $1-5- 0 and we have on sale a town, Monday. church. The 50x36 sale 15c each. $1.25, $2.00 grades plated quantity house. G. A. is ill F. Pillow Cases, price Lining Dept. Sale is Abbott quite seriously at Elza Durant, Friday evening. at Economy Price, 76c Miss Susie Mitchell vistiing.f riends his home, requiring a trained nurse to WEDDING BELLS WILL RING. A very successtui supper was given 72x90 Bleached Sheets, sale price 35c, Fast black percaline, worth 15c yard; in ISew York. care for him. bv members of St Thomas 39c, 42c each. 8c -- the parish, sale price yard. Women's Hose Women's black cotton fleece lined hose, Mr and Mrs S. D. Baker of New Mrs M. R. Castle went to New Hav- it is rumored that there will be a Over 200 people were over for a Tuesday evening. 81x90 Bleached Sheets, sale price 42c, Fast Black Percaline, worth 20c fashioned double sole, heels and toes: value 25c. in town Sunday. en, last week, and underwent an oper- marriage ceremony performed partook or the bounties preparea oy yard; foot, spliced Miss Eva Piatt entertained the whist week Satur- well known young couple of this place 45c, 50c each. sale price 10c yard. Economy Sale Price, 19c a pair ation at the hospital, last on the ladies. Tne proceeas win go club on Wednesday afternoon of this day. Friday, the loth. toward securing a new library for the 72x90 Brown Sheets, sale 39c each. Black Mercerized Sateen, worth 25c week. Albert Fob is doing car- school. 81x90 Brown 42c sale 15c Women's Underwear Women's part wool and all wool fine Mrs A. L. Mitchell's little renbach, Jr., Mixa, the 19 old boy, Sunday Sheets, sale price yard; price yard. Mrand penter work in Derby. Leopold year Rev Kavnor . paraingion, v. u Black Mercerized sale ribbed vests, silk trimmed; French band pants to match; white daughter. Helen, has been quite ill. Dr who was sent to the Middletown re new of the Methodist each. Sateen, price nar Paul Griffith of Bridgeport was a died on the pastor and grey; "seconds;" value $1.25 to$i-75- . Sloat is attendi her. treat by the selectmen, Sunday church, sent here to till the pastorate 81x90 half Bleached Sheets, sale price lOc'yard. Mr and Mrs S. P. Averill started Sunday guest at the rectory. last. A few colors 10c Economy Sale Price, 87Xc each Benkard Goldsborough has recovered of the church until conference time, 49c each. of Nearsilk for yard; last week, for Camden, N. Y where Mrs Ida Rumsey and daughter and his duties. Dr 25e. from his recent severe illness and left Miss Wood of were visit commenced Sunday. Crochet Quilts at 48c, 75c, 95, $1.00, worth For Babies' flannel dresses in and white Mr Averill's health permitting, they 7th to take his Viola Redding Pardington preached both in the the Baby outing pink will spend the remainder of the winter Wednesday, the again ing friends in town on Thursday and $1.25, $1.39 each. (Right Aisle, Rear.) and blue, and white; value 50c. n position aboard the "Perry Seltzer." morniner add eveninsr. " with their oaugnter, out necessary C. at- Friday. Miss Mae Durant is irienas v, Sale Price, 39c each Representative Edwin Shelton A. C. has delivered one of visiting t Economy thev iro farther bouth. in- Bigelow in New York Li. is wnu tended the brilliant reception and his crops of tobacco to in New a machine. Excuses were made for NEW MILFORD. Mrs A. anepara neraaugu ball in honor of Gov parties A son was born to Mr and Mrs Shoes Women's patent leather shoes, Goodyear welt, new last, ter. Mrs C. A. Man vi lie. augural'- given Milford. Thomas Fauls of Codfish Hill, January being out of New Homes andj Chamberlain in Foot Guard Armory, has sold two hous machine offered PLANZ-rEKLE- N button or shoe. Mrs A. S. Canrield has gone to War Edward JenniDgs 7. . Mother and son are nicely another cheap igrade TUB WEDDING. lace, regular 3.00 some Hartford, last week. es acres ot to Dr J doing in a to Sale ren where she will spend time and several land under the care of Miss N. A. Griffin of its place, it being simply dodge - Economy Price, $1.69 Robert Sinclair is at the meeting of Smith of Brookrield. sell an inferior machine. It is impossi Married,- at St John s church. Wed with her brother. the State this week. Danburv. nesday January 14, by the rector. Rev Grange, The Board of Relief, during their Mrs Robert Hannon of South street ble for these catalogue houses to get F. D. Hollister has had an ugly can are more the New Home machines in J. F. Plumb, Adolph W. Peelen, a pop GEORGETOWN. cer removed from his without the sessions, receiving than is visitine friends in South Norwalk. the quantity. ular man the Ea lip usual number or complaints about tne David is much Go where you will, you'll find the.New young employed by use of the knife by Dr A. D. French of town assessment. Taylor very improved Home has but one meaning. The best tern Loumre Co., and Miss Louise CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Shelton. former and at the present writing. made Planz, daughter of Philip Planz, the re-- The present committee Mr ana Mrs Pnno liuoem anenaea sewing machine made, upon Ot. A "Sweet Sixteen'' entertainment Miss Charlote K. Beardsley has of the Sons of New Fairfield and some honor and sold, upon honor and lasting wen known barber. xne bride was New Haven, friends will have an the rallv civen at the Baptist church, a life time. C. E. Osborne. dressed in blue, trimmed with white. - invited oyster sup- last Sunday. A number of preachers long witn nat to match. The bridesmaid per at the Town hall on Friday even from out of town were present. lnir. HANDSOME "PEER COMES TO A BARN. was Miss Bessie Donnelly and the best The youngest daughter of Mrand man, Charles Planz, a brother of the If, Peopleawith impoverished, bad blood Mrs Baislev of Elizabeth street, who One day, last week, while George f i a will be for his stock bride. The march up the aisle was led If and greatly has been confined to the house for Coleywas caring at the followed benfited by the use of Ramon's Iron is barn, he saw a nne specimen or wua by the bridesmaid, by the life-givin- several months with rheumatism, on v is g, a bride leaning the arm "of her fath- Tonic. It tones the crainincr slowlv. deer, large handsome doe, standing er. were met at the altar the blood and is a powerful tonic to the B. who in busi only a short distance away, ine aeer They by F. French, started Blake-ma- n, groom and bestlman. Miss Treadwell whole system. H. E. Mott, Newtown; ness here is meeting with was seen afterward by Glover S3 recently, a near of Danbury presided at tbe organ, Betts Betts, Sandy Hook: S. J. good success. The Bethel people S2em neighbor. as Park, Trumbull; W. B. Hawley, mm playing the Lohengrin march the "I to appreciate it. Anv one giving George Lyon is entertaining his bridal party entered and a march by. Sal Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gayiordsvme, a call will be treated fairly and souare-l- v Mendelssohn as rorceo uncle. of left tbe church. Harvey Lyon, Bridgeport. they in every wav. He carries a full line Curtiss has moved a of were tbe of some of and men's at George part They recipients NICHOLS. dry goods furnishing his furniture to Bridgeport, wnere ne handsome and useful presents. They reasonable prices. will make his home with bis daughter, left on tbe 6.10 p. m. train for a wed- OF Mr and Mrs Howard Gilbert gavj a Mrs Georere to New York. a mistake FUNERAL OF C. B. NICHOLS.. nartv home, recentlv. Piatt. ding trip By whist at their " Miss Seeley has been in Brook The Bke of last week announced tbis The funeral of Charles B. Nichols The vonnsr son of Mr and Mrs Will Emily ' was from res- - lyn tne past week, guest or Mrs uarios marriage as having taken place on tbe largely attended his late Gilbert has been very seriously ill, but Warner of Willouirhbv avenue. 8th. mence onifcriday afternoon, January 9 at present writine is very mucn im SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS. Rev W. A. of the Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley is in Shel BOOTS, Thomas, pastor proved. ton. the guest of Judge Nichols. . NOTES FROM ALL SAINTS. Trumbull Congregational church, offi Charles Jackson and G. W. Crosby Rev rector of ciated. . The floral were num Mrs Zalmon F. Purdy has returned Mr Draper, formerly , tributes spent Sunday at the home; of Mr and fmm a visit her L. D. the and now headmaster of tbe erous and handsome. Mr Nichols was Mrs Thomas Bristol of Hawleyville at son's, Purdy, parish, held in esteem all who knew was in Bridgeport. Weantinaug school, will preach at tbe high by Miss Grace Lockardof Danburv 11. service of All Saints' Memo- him and such a person will be greatly the of Mrs Martin of F( mntain George Lyon's chimney caught morning missed from guest tire on Saturday morning. .Owing to rial church, New Milford, Sunday, to an the stock of the community. The Place. Sunday last. of roof was no 18. attachment - the dampness the there January being placed upon bearers were Horace L. Er- mid-wint- Owing Fairchild, ' Miss Leora Marshall, who has been done. The er of win S. Fairchild, Sydney W. Nichols, snendinu' some time here with friends, damage meeting tbe sroods Charles B. Rev E. Powell of Burnt mils, N. Y., Litchfield Archdeaconry will be held beloneiner to H. E. Mott in his Newtown Store, we are J. Thorp, Nathan Curtis was entertained at Mrs Elizabeth will in church next in All Saints' church, 3 and and Edward Nothnagle. of preach the Baptist February Reed's Center street, recently. Sunday morning and evening. 4. V-- the recent guests to of our stock of etc., and we have Among at the Charles B. Nichols is out again after NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. obliged dispose Shoes, opened NEWS IN BRIEF. home of Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson a severe attack of the chills, for the were Mrs F. E. Crosby of Rev J. F. Plumb Miss Rut h Beard of Shelton Is Brooktield, past two weeks. exchanged pulpits our store Mr Mott in and have cut down to spend Mrs Asa iiawiey, Mr ana Mrs T. P. B. Hawley & Ci. uuloaded three cars with tbe rector of the Episcopal with charge prices ing a few days with Mr and Mrs Bristol of Miss Bertha week. church at Bridgewater, Sunday morn- Charles W. Fairchild. or Hawleyville, of grain and flour, last nas Mead woir Pits, Mrand Mrs Rob William G. Coley, wife and daughter ing. rock bottom to move them oamuel Keitter been papering ert A. Lake and family and Miss of have been of A junior chapter of the St Andrew's quick. ior JNicnols. . Bridgeport the guests is jonn tjiace Lockard or Danbury, A. L. George S. Coley for a few days. brotherhood being formed. Henry J. Lord has his windmill and Peck and Robert Burroughs of of Cutler's Farms The teachers and 6fficers of the Sun- Men's Proof Rubber was now tank up and ready for use. The wind Bridge George Hawley school have formed an Snag Boots, 3.25, 2.75 mill was poro. had a nice collie dog come to his house day association, 44 " furnished by the local agent. A number of Bethelites attended one Mr would meeting every Monday evening in tbe Woonsocket was 2.75, now 2.40 waiter (Juitis. day, last week. Hawley 44 the play at the Taylor opera house, to owner call and it. Parish house. Felt now Mrs Florence Starkweather is on the last like have the get Boots, Snag Overs, wasm3 00, 2.25 sick evening. 44 list. The B. G. L. S. met with Miss LONG HILL. Henry Harris, the barber, expects to Felt Boots, Snag Overs, was 2.50, now 2.00 Invitations are out for a to be be new 44 dance, Wrheeler at her home on Elizabeth in bis quarters, Saturday. The Felt Boots, plain Overs, was 2.00, now 1.60 neia at tne .Flumb tarm, January 14. street, last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs R. W. Goeppler spent name of being the last man to desert Felt was now 1.20 Rev W. T. Gilbert, a former pastor The schools, having been oblieed to Sunday with friends in Bridgeport. Hill avenue belongs to him. Boys' Boots, plain Overs, 1.75, ot tne Methodist church, preached an close for the past week on account of Mr and Mrs G. D. Mahoney and son The annual dance of the Water Boys' Rubber Boots, was 2.25, now 1.75 excellent sermon, Sunday morning. the scarcity of coal, opened Monday of Bridgeport have visited Mr and Mrs Witch hose company, Wednesday 44 44 Miss Mildred Curtis of Bridgeport D. Mahoney. night, was a notable success. Over Youths' was 1.50, now 1.15 spent, unaay witn ner Mrs 11. morning. 200 44 4 4 aunt, Miss Emily Brennan has returned Mr Guernsey gave another interest- couples were present. The grand Women's was 1.50, now 1.15 P. Nichols. home after spending a few weeks in ing magic lantern entertainment in march was led by Judge Addis and v 4 4 Miss 44 Emma Gilbert has been visit New Jersey. the Upper Long Hill school house, Miss Adaline Buck. The hall was Misses' was 1.25, now 90c Mrs N. B. Curtis. Miss deco- 44 44 ing Mary McManus is visiting Wednesday evening. very tastefully and handsomely Children's was 1. 00, now 70c The friends of George Holmes of friends in Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Granville Dunning have rated. Excellent music was furnished Stratford are sorry to learn of his ser Patrick Dolan, the coal dealer, had returned from a visit in Milford. by Wildman's orchestra. The com- ious illness and sympathy is extended a car load of egg coal arrive yesterday. Miss Julia Hawley is visiting friends mittee of arrangements consisted of J. Women's Arctics, 60c Men's Uncle Sain 2.00 Shoes, 60 to the family. A portion of the coal was sold to the out oftown. F. Addis, Henry Donnelly, W. J. Men's Arctics, 1.10 Men's Seamless 2.00 Shoes, 60 Miss Mary Jones has been spending schools at $10 a ton and the balance of Rev Charles Doupe, rector of Grace Clark, Joseph Lallait and T. F. Mav; a rew days witn ner grandmother, Mrs the car to some others who had been church, has been in New Haven for a reception committee, PhilipPlanz, Was 50c Rubbers, 39c Men's Fine 1.50 Shoes, 20 R. Brooks. prpmised it. An endeavor is being few days. Joseph LaHait, Charles Planz, John Frank Owen has been on the sick made to save as much as possible in Mrs Violet Tousey, who has been at McCormack, Dr W. E. Battam; floor Men's Men's Grain Boots now list. the expense of fuel for schools her old home in since Sep- committtee, T. F. May, George Mc-Caul- Douglas 3.50 shoes, 2.60 Heavy 3.00, 2.00 The are the the by England Men's now young people enjoying the members of the school board. tember, is expected back some time F. E. Soule, F. A. Lake, E. J. Men's Douglas 3.00 shoes, 2.35 Kip Heavy Boots, 2.75, 2.00 tine skating. Wood is being burned with the coal, this month. McNamara and Joseph Collins. In Men's 2.50 shoes, 1.90 Men's Heavy Boots, 2.00, now 1.60 Horace Wellington is working for much the same as is being done in Lincoln Stuart and family are nicely many respects it was the most success- Douglas Split Kip some time at Ridgetield. some of the factories here in order to settled in their new house in this ful ball, the hose company has held in Men's 75c Rubbers, 55c Women's Warm Lined Shoes, 98c Mrs Sarah Ambler and Miss Ruth make the coal go as far as possible. place. They have rented Miss Julia years. Webb were guests at E. Nothnagle's, Hawley's farm for a number of years. Fred ,C. Anderson and William J. Men's 65c Rubbers, 50c Women's Warm Slippers, 40c Sunday. David Clark of Monroe is staying at Zeiner, two popular young men of . a.. STEPNET. F. L. this winter. New Milford, are the owners of band, Boys' 50c Rubbers, 40c Women's House Shoes, . 98c Turney's some TASHIJA AND VICINITY." New buckwheat flour the old fash- horses, bought of local dealers. GREENFIELD HILL. ioned kind and all the different syrups Children's Shoes, .25 kinds 1.00 Boys' Shoes, 2.00 kinds, 1.50 The Tashua whist club held their to with it. We also have a first of season go large Children's Shoes, .00 kinds 80c Boys' Shoes, 1 60 kinds, l.2o NEWS IN BItlEF. meeting the at Mrs supply of rock salt for packing pork. Foley's Honey and Tar Mr and Mrs Theodore Sturges left, Vinnie Bradley's on the eveninsr of W. N. Hurd. cures colds, prevents pneumonia. Children's Shoes, 85c kinds 65c Boys' Shoes, 1.50 kinds, 1.20 Saturday, for the south, where thev January 2. Mrs John Treadwell en Children's 50c kinds 39c Shoes, 1.25 kinds, 1.00 will spend the remainder of the winter. tertained the club Thursday eveninir. Shoes, Boys' Mr and Mrs Willis N. Branson and January 8. This week thev are to Misses Sarah and Lizzie Banks left, meet at Mrs L. N. Mallett's. "Wednes for Florida where will day evening, the 14th. Saturday, thev Mrs John W. Treadwell is on the not be sold spend the winter. sick sore Wear-- Many other items mentioned above, will at great Miss Helen Bronson has returned to list with throat. Miss Mav For Men's Out Door : her school duties at Mallett is also ill. Syracuse. Mrs was in Reddintr. a few wool durable sacrifice. to jiiss iuiu isanifs is sunering witn a Bradley Long heavy black stockings, with light, All goods will have our guarantee good ser of days last week, keeping house for Mr give severe attack rheumatism. and Mrs overs, price 2.50. Miss Eleanor Bradley spent the hoi Randolph Bradley while they Best Felt .Boots and Overs. vice and money back if not satisfied with your purchase. idays witn mends in Philadelphia. Until further notice the regular NOT A BUSINESS MET.IOD. weekly prayer meeting will be held at SQUARE A western adver- felt-line- parsonage at the usual time. "catalogue house" Men's House and Women's d Henry Bronson and Miss Verna tises standard sewing machines and Slippers Bronson have returned to NorthUeld, among them the New Home for Slippers Greatly Reduced in Price. iVIHSS. prices lower than the wholesale price. In to New Co. Mrs George Merwin entertained her justice the Home and Miss week. niyself this statement is made: HUBBELIi friend, May Hull, last The New Home Co. wish BROS., it distinct- ly understood that they do not strpply THE BENHAM SHOE CO., AT H. E. MOTT'S STORE, PLATTSVILLE. the New Home to any catalogue-hous- e and that they cannot be bought Derby, Conn., CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES. through them. Money has been sent - - mere was no pceaching service at by outside parties and others have wn, Conn. the Methodist church, last Sunday called in person, but each failed to get i v S 0

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY i6, 1903.

Christmas," Harold Williams. Financial Institutions. - --va ax' sat Vt"-- st tlV ill Recitation, "Another Visit of St Skin Nicholas," May Wakeman. DistressItchingby day and night & "Recitation, "The Blessed Christmas That's the complaint of those who BURR KNAPP, Story," Laurence Sherman. are so unfortunate as to be afflicted Bankers it Brokers, $1000 For A $1 Investment! orft ARE YOV Class exercise, "We are Little Glean- with Eczema or Salt Rheum and out- r'(9 ers," by six girls, followed by singing ward applications do not cure. 353 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. CONN. "The Gleaners"by same. They can't. 4i Going to Build or Recitation, "Christmas Bells," Lou- The source of the trouble is in the Bonds,Stocks, Mortgages, 43 $1 In The Is Worth Your ? blood make that pure and this scal- Repair Buildings ella Wade. skin disease will Debentures, Insurance, 4? is ing, burning, itching Rail- "The Master Coming," Lucy disappear. Steamship and 43 Rockwell. "I was taken with an itching on my road Tickets, 43 Bank One Dollar. : of arms which proved very disagreeable. I IF SO Recitation, "Song the Angels," S 5il concluded it v,as salt rheum and benight a Paying 5. 5H. 6, ". "H and per cent. Deposits - 43 Mary Ferris. bottle of Hood's Stirsuparilla. In two days received subject to draft, and- interest paid it 1 felt better and it on same. Securities bought and sold on com- An Recitation, Joseph Garnett. after I began taking Circu-l- ai When Accident ft Buy Your Shingle, Lum was not before I was cured. Have mission. Foreign bills of exchange. Happens Recitation, Ruth Wakeman. long Drafts and Hank Mouey Orders available at never had any skin disease since." Whs. in all parts of Europe. In A ber, etc., my yard. Class exercise, "Christmas Story," Ida E. Waed, Cove Point, Md. 43 $1.00 by four girls. A line of Hard-f- , -- ,r complete Singing, "Santa Claus has come to Hood's Sarsaparilia The Accident Insurance Policy, Combined ware, Nails, etc. Town, " school. and Pills Bridgeport J Remarks, by Rev Mr Sherman. rid the blood of all impurities and cure Trust Co., 43 with Registration and Identifi all eruptions. 43 c BAPTIST CnUKCH INTERESTS. Banking, Brokerage, Investments, cation May Be Worth were 20 at Mortgages, interest allowed 43 There present preaching On service, at the church on town, giving his popular lecture Deposits. Sunday last, "From Ocean to Ocean." notwithstanding the unpleasant state Act as Executors. Admlnisirators. Guardi- Dnl- - ans, Conservators, Trustees. One Thnu.vind Axes, of the weather. LITTLE BOSTON AND TJMPAWACG. 4 Miss Libbie of Red- Mrs G. Burr Tucker a of Merchant West Safe Deposit and Storage 43 Rope, spent part ding is visiting Miss Sarah Coley. Vaults. her vacation in Bridgeport as guest of The Christmas festivities at the 43 lars g es her niece, Mrs F. IT. Lyford. Umpawaug chapel were held Friday Safe Deposit-Box- Rented at reason- 43 R. 2. were able rates. etc. Representative J. Watts soon remove evening, January Many kept t iicii Twine, Frank Favreau is, to at home by the rain but those that did VAULTS. 43 ncviuciii lappits. Of Washington, Appointed a Member of the House Legislative from the late Horace Banks place to a go had a very pleasant social time. A STEEL 43 Committee on Constitutional Amendment. farm in Newtown. Christmas tree handsomely trimmed, Private Rooms for examining pajiers. ornamented one cornerof room and 43 the 169 171 State St., Conn. Paul Svihra was home over Sunday. when Santa Claus appeared from some Bridgeport, 3 The New Co. of was her old friends and neigh- mysterious place he the sweet Jersey Registry j visiting The man who has of the new picked 43 S. F. SEELEY, The Newtown Bea bors here, last week. charge fruit of the tree and gave a box of it Mechanics' and mers' telephone line is boarding with Henry to every member of the school. i: 43 Newark, N. J., DEALER IN A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Osborne. Horace Hazen was made happy by a Savings Bank on 7. Christmas present of a tine new up- 43 GUARANTEES the subscriber on payment of the annual Colli, Lumber, Hardware, Lime and CIRCULATION: Albert Holmes January City Bank Building, Wall St., Bridgeport Cemorit, Paints. Oils, and Clarence Andrews has been unable right piano. 43 premium of ONE DOLLAR, an accident Insurance covering Varnishes, Mr and Mrs Joseph Eades are pre- to attend school for some time $2,504,230.48 January 1, 1882. BOO owing BETHEL. Deposits, 43 either sex equally. Ct. paring to move to Wiusted. to a severe grip cold. Surplus and Interest, 116,009.43 Washington Depot, Last THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. 43 week,. 4250 The Foresters had a grand supper S. D. Powell ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS returned to his duties are in want of felt boots to Assets, 82,986,470.24 43 and a fine one last week aft- If you go time, evening at the Pennsylvania State college Lockwood's. He has them with roll of $1 to $t0U0 received In case of Death. FIVE DOLLARS per week for loss of Music was Car Deposits and interest 43 Ten furnished by Egbert er spending two weeks'with his parents. edges which he will gladly credited from the tirst of each month, payable time for non-fat- al and Pages. exchange in January and July of each year. Incorpor- injuries, penter and Arthur Parkins, violinist, with you. for $2, William at his ated 1873. 43 Buried, 6, in Union ceme- and selections on Alfred Lester's January store, Fountain Place, Bethel. OFFICERS : 43 CYCLISTS I Sev- infant son of John and Louisa Willie Carter is sick with the were much tery, quite ohn L Wessols, President non-fat- al g. LITCHFIELD COUNTY gramophone enjoyed. 43 Five Dollars for loss of time for injuries sustained while eye-lin- eral solos were rendered by the gentle- Kromer. wood Marshall E Morris, Our Insurance Policies are issued has rubber boots in long Fie ik. B. Hall, f Vice Presidents. 43 by WASHINGTON. men and a very time On 6, three and short for men and wo- CLOTHING present merry January Lawrence, aged legs legs L. 8. Catlin Secretary and Treasurer. The United Co., was had, although the fair sex were months, son of Justus Sherwood, was men, boys and girls, which are all 43 States Casualty for cash. of and Insur- At A Reduction A SOCIAL EVENT. - excluded. interred in Union cemetery. right 43 Having a cash capital $300,000, a deposit of $250,000 with There is a plan in view of having all ance Department of New ) ork for the protection of Policy Holders. Of ffi The Poquasset card party and dance Mrs R. Marsh is out the boss and journeyman blacksmiths Sav- 43 Frances quite in Bethel and to have a Watertown at the Hurlburt residence, recently, FAIRFIELD COUNTY. of health, having a severe cold with Danbury 43 REGISTRATION. was a success. were meeting, February 2, for the purpose great Many pres- grip symptoms. of deciding on uniform prices in their 43 The subscriber is entitled together with the above protection, at 8 ent and all had a fine time. Much work. of ings Bank, same cost, a NUMBERED KEY LABEL, which his a sick The place meeting will be A. H. 43 gives keys registra- credit is due to the hard PLATTSVILLE. Mrs Josephine Seeley is very made known later. WOOLSON, .President. tion number, and in the event of being lost, are returned to the company working Mrs a for- B. H. eoat. 25 members of the committee who car- with grip. Sarah Marsh, John Reid has reopened the box MATTOON. Treasurer. and subsequently returned to the original owner, without additional ried the matter so successful HOYDEN'S HILL AND VICINITY. mer neighbor, is caring for her. Dr shop opposite Short's factory. Jan. 43 through Hill is in attendance. The only way to make your town Deposits. 1, 190a, $345,448 48 IDENTIFICATION. ly. It is hoped by many that a simi- Mr and Mrs William intend prosper is to home trade. Surplus and Undivided 43 Relyea patronize Profits, By means of our label or key tag. quick and sure means of identifi- Per Cent lar affair may be given in the near to start, to make a visit to Then the merchants can keep a better $10,491.21 cation in case of sudden accidental death can be ascertained ones Tuesday, WESTON. assortment more 43 tr at future. his sisters, and ether relatives in Tor-ringto- n. and goods and the Interest commences thelfirst of each month, by immediate connection with, the office of the company. Board of Trade will not have to look and is payable January and July 10. 43 or- - rooms, Hall Wa- From regular prices, in A HANDKERCHIEF BAZAAR. for others of the same kind. Go to Banking Pythian Building, COST. A FINE PRESENT. Lockwood's shoes tertown. Conn. 43 der to close in Mrs Susan Iticeand y for your and rubber everything Miss of daughter,former-l- The Handkerchief Bazaar, held at Bethel. 43 Only One DcIIer per year to either man or woman, for this munifi- May McGrath, daughter goods,Fountain Place, I the Winter Clothing line of Plattsville and now of Pennsyl- the residence of Mrs John Fitch on ti. naircnild ana iamuv lett. HAKE cent protection THEBES AND CHEAPEST Accident Insurance in the Thomas McGrath, was presented on (jeorge EAMNf 43 For Men and Women of Vocation. I ! chance vania, are making an extended visit at the of 7, added over last week Wednesday, for an extended YOUR MONEY world. every Profeion and out quick. A rare her 13th birthday by her parents with evening January West. 43 her aunt's, Mrs W. II. Wilson's. $20 to the of the Norfieid Aid trip tnrougn the They expect AVanted. to get bargains. a beautiful new upright Mathushek treasury to be absent about six weeks. No Bank would on Local Asrents Write for Terms. 1 The next giv- pay you Interest 43 piano from Treat & Shepard's in New E. B. Sherwood had the misfortune society. entertainment George W. Wheeler is painting Mr your savings unless there was a good Haven. to have a heifer break her leg, last en by this society will be a Sock social Morgan's grocery store. profit for the bank in using your mon- 43 week. ,L. A. Jennings and E. B. Sher- at the home of Mrs Frank Morehouse Mr and Mrs t. G. Warner spent ey. Make that profit yourself, with 43 & The who attended 21. Sunday in New Milford, the guests of no risk than the bank takes. MF.WR Y R HAWT.F.Y. Watts many people the wood have purchased cows of Reid, the on the evening of January Mr and Mrs Charles Hawlev. greater 43 Coggswell, Gunnery on New Fear's eve had a fine For particulars, call on, telephone drover. While her one last Lockwood sells the Banigan Hood or write to 43 52 White Dak Coxit. . Washington Depot, Ct. time. Wilbur Kilborn entertained at woodpile, day Boston rubber for men and women.-Al- l Stkeet, bury, )fr with Irish selections. euchre Mrs Charles Jennings is still with week, Mrs Charles Lockwood had one first class goods and no discount. 43 Military her Mrs J. Wheeler. is arm a FRED. B. KING, was played, also dancing was indulged daughter, It hand and badly injured by large in. When the New Year was ushered hoped that a change may be of benefit, log rolling upon it. Dr Smith was (Tea Ksov Whoa I Sepreseat,) as she is from nervousness. attended to Cure POST OFFICE Telephone 900 E2I2GEP02T, in all suffering called and the injured Foley's Kidney BOX sang the Doxology and then the makes and bladder ABSASE, P. 0. ttJ CONS. "Happy New Years" were in order. .Died, at the Bridgeport hospital, member. kidneys right. Cem etery and Memorial Work The many friends of Mr and Mrs J. C. .January 9, Thomas France, aged 61 Mrs Theron Brown has returned -- .M V'- V ' West-por- t. S ' vV'. J.M PAtRCHlU Brinsmade wished them another years. The interment was at Easton. from a visit with her parents in MEAD, McLean happy and prosperous year for 1903. Mr France was a former esident of General Insurance and Brothers, Easton. Real Estate Agent,. Many invitations have been received Mrs R. K. a few Conn. CharlesJ. Fitch spent days LOCKWOOD'S 61 Fairfield Danbury, Hughes, for the dance in on Fri- Mrs At., Bridgeport, Conjv Manufart 'rer Ilawleyville A POVERTY SOCIAL. with Ephraim Fitcjh, last week, . of and Deal- on Warner Bldg., Room er In day evening by the Tuesday Evening returning to New York Thursday. Whist club. Those who are assur- The Epworth League will give a Is Head quarters go Mrs W. P. Rowland entertained the BANKING CO. Subscribed ed of a fine time. poverty sociable in the hall, Tues- For MIDDLESEX Paid in. $Uu0.ono. Issue The Matinee whist club on Thursday. The 5 per cent Debenture Bonds of f l(K, $00, $J50. Annual. Sale Of day evening, 20. Every 1UU0 law- Dr W. J. Ford and E. J. Watts com- January will Mrs W. P. $.)00, f and $5000, which are by statute lady who comes must wear a calico next meeting be with ful investments for Trust Funds in the state. ! Highest menced their duties in Hartford this Lockwood on 22. L. D.. SANFORD & CO.. Agents. Room 210 dress and the wear their January Rubber Boots Meigs Conn. Grade last week. gentlemen Building, Bridgeport. MUSLIN UNDER WEAii old clothes, or pay the penalty. All Mrs M. McMahon has visited friends A of the most attractive that of Rev R. E. Carter preached in Litch- good clothes forbidden. Judges will in New Haven and East Northtield and Shoes VEWTOWN SAVINGS BAN 1C Newtown. superb array styles youcoulcl Conn. Incorporated 1855. wish to see. iiiatie and fin field, last Sunday, and Rev Mr Hutch-1n- s be in attendance and will impose Mass. DAVID O. PECK. President; ARTHUR Every garment thoroughly neatly ex- For Men, Women, Boys T. NETTLETON, Treasurer. Business Houns ished and cloth. Cemetery supplied the pulpit here in tines on those not dressed in the 9 m. 3 m. 9 a. of good Mrs II. A. has been - from a. to p. Ou Saturdays from Work change. above manner. Each lady is requested Coley spending and Girls Also has to 12m. to a week in Norwalk. Skirts from 50c to 44. Short Skirts from 25c to 1.00. From Mr and Mrs Thornton H. bring basket containing lunch for Cogswell will sold Members of Norfieid are in Corset Covers from 10c to 1.25. Drawers from 25c to 2.00. ' returned from their to Hartford two, which be at auction. Grange Boots A. M. & trip Each to a basket attendance at the State at Felt Briscoe Son, Granite and New Haven, last week. lady neglecting bring Grange Gowns from 50c to 3.50. Chemises from 25c to 1.75. and will be fined 25c. If stormy the social Hartford,this week. For Men and Boys. If Sandy Ilook, Conn. Miss Metta O'Dell spent a few days will be held the first fair evening. A J. M. Lockwood, who was ill several are in want of the NEW AND SECOND Marble last week with Mrs Howard Cogswell will be for the you Office and Salesroom: prize given gentleman days last week, is better. same call at HAND CARRIAGES in New Preston. and lady dressed the poorest. The fol- 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct Wp see us are the fines: Wool 10c; Bnv, Sell or Trade. Come in and lowing dress, GEORGETOWN. Fountain Place CORNWALL BRIDGE. earrings, each, lc; bracelet, 3c; side and Store, Horse back combs, each, lc; hair ribbons and Bethel, -- THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. IF1 The- bows, each, 2c; belts and buckles, 2c; f ' ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. the Best to buy. I DEALERLEWISIN wool suits, 10c; starched shirts, 5c; A very interesting missionary ad place Albert Bedat, while out fox hunting, was ! 2c: dress at the -- Bates Stone Co., cuffs, each, cuff buttons, pair, 5c; given Georgetown ar e .v .ms. .j'g w ,4. "-- eft llobes and &ts vtv- .e '3? Harness, Blankets, one day last week, with the Patterson Methodist church on ieC5Tv - sts Blankets Manufacturers and Dealers In studs, lc; leather shoes, 5c; Friday evening, boys and Gordon Marvin, was acci- patent Stable Goods. watch, 5c; chain or fob, 2c; rings, each, January 9, by Rev A. J. Amery of ALL STONE dentally shot in the side and shoulder taken in WORK 2c; 2c; collar and necktie, West Redding. Undertakers and Embalmers. 3JFarm produce exchange. suon as by Charles Patterson. The boys took fancy pins, each 2c. Mansfield has been on a 184 JonN St., Bridgkport. Nice warm ones for outdoor use from $2.25 to $6. VAULTS.CEMETER the wounded young man to Mr Patter Dr away MONUMENTS, short vacation in Canada and will be For barn use from $1.40 to $2.25. ENCLOSURES, etc. son's, where a horse was harnessed Miss Sherwood is Edith visiting welcomed home by his' many Prindle & Horris Only Steam Polishing Works between New and Bedat was taken to the office of friends in New York and New gladly kind that York and New Haven. Jersey. friends in Georgetown. Big stock of Warm Mittens, good Gloves, the re- Dr Ryder at Cornwall Bridge, where W. H. PRINDLE. L. O. MORRIS. PdlNTINQ! Headstones and Monuments cleaned and is from 25c to set. his wounds were dressed. Later he Sylvia Gregory very sick with Mrs Buell of the W. C. T. U. spoke Havinq dissolved part- - wear, $1.75. tonsilitis. net-shi- p Mr I on 42 - was taken to the residence of Mr Pat- before Funeral Directors with Wohler, will carry Water St., Norwalk, Ct the Georgetown Temperance business for myself. Anything in the terson, where he is resting comfortably. society at the Congregational church and Embalmers, line of was a close call from death EASTON. 13. It instant on Tuesday evening, January and for Bedat and should be a warning to Conn. Painting, Paper Hanging : SCHOOL The social circle of the Methodist Newtown, Decorating hunters to see which way their loaded FESTIVITIES. For the New Year S. are The teacher and of Rock church meets for work and an after- will receive prompt attention. Call at J. BATES, guns pointed. pupils of Mrs Beers' house, West street.or a line to House school held their annual Christ- noon tea at the residence Mary Telephone Calls answered at New drop A large stock of Skates, sizes to fit all. Monumental tfe Work on 15. Building WOODBURY. mas entertainment on Friday, January Crosby Thursday, January town Inn. F. E. Also a fine line of Decorated China Ware in Plates, Cups 9, as a pleas-in- g Comstock of will Burvell, Cleaning and Monuments which proved, usual, very Wilbur Bethel give Box 104, I Newtown, Conn., and Vases, etc. It will to visit our store. etc. A MYSTERY TO BE SOLVED. and occasion. The Saucers, pay you Headstones, interesting a graphophone entertainment at the & And The man who out G. H. tree loaded with from on HAWLEY, WILMOT get my Figures. Union Ave., Norwnlk, Ct. bought heavily gifts Methodist church Friday evening, Drakeley has disappeared. It is sup teacher to pupils and pupils to teach January 16. Tickets 10 and 15c. REYNOLDS. Full Stock of HARDWARE. posed that he was falling behind in er and to each other was, of course, UNDERTAKERS, Mrs George Albin is quite sick with 168 An his meat business and being a foreign the leading attraction. Fanny Wade State St., Bridgeport, Conn. Excellent ESTABLISHED 1843. bronchitis. er (Austrian) and strictly honest in all received the prize for good deport his fellow knew of not been once Mrs Edith Foster was unable to pre George B. Hawley, Vine St. Near Park Ave Business dealings, the poor ment, having absent Edwahd H. Wilmot. 865 Clinton Ave. Opening H. side Methodist 299 Arthur Bolles, no other way to settle with his credi- during the school year. Many friends at the organ at the John B. Hetnoi.ds, West Ave. For anyone who desires to engaqe in Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. tors than to leave his assets, which are and patrons of the school were pres church on Sunday owing to sickness. Telephone 231 the hotel business, is offered at South- - ID). Ea&ISt: to 1 all so said. ent and the fol- Miss Elsie Bennett took her place. bury, .the well known Oak Tree bouse, ample iquidate claims, apparently enjoyed on the lowing near Pomperauq station, High Shelton, Conn. carefully prepared program, Herbert Bennett is quite sick at his land division, being offered for sale or MONUMENTS, nOTCHKISS VILL E. which was rendered. NEW PRESTON, CONN. excellently At home on Portland avenue. P. F. Keating, rent. An excellent place for keeping K. close Rev Mr Sherman present summer boarders. The property will be Mrs Frank Ford's Sunday school being friends of Rev R. S. Pard-- FURNITURE DEALER, class of were to was invited to speak and responded The many offered for sale at a low figure, or can little boys invited be to know of Cndertakine and Embalmine In all Its on to 1 D. D., will glad be rented a reasonable basis. Apply tea home in with well chosen words of commenda-- ingtnn, Dranoties, ana 10, take with her at her of the at promptly careiuuy aitonueu even- ion and encouragment that will be his acceptance pastorate SANDY HOOK, OONN. DR R. S. TODD, E. North Woodbury, last Tuesday remainder of the Friend Brooks, fl. Q. Keane's a tine treasured alike by teacher and pupils. Bethel for.the year, New Milford, Ct ing. The boys reported supper out term of the late and a etc. The program is as follows: thus filling the 795 Chapel St., New Haven, Monumental glorious good time, singing, Adams. Dr Partington is South Britain Announcements. Each boy was presented with a box of hinging, "(Jiinstmas time has come Benjamin Works, school. remembered with pleasure by his Undertaker and Announces His Winter Opening of tine stationery. again," in our midst and Housatonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ct Recitation, "Christmas Greeting,' evangelistic labors Mrs Ernest Eyre's Sunday school Esther Wade. all will be glad to know that in the Embalmer, Pancakes her WASHINGTON CONN. class of boys recently presented Recitation, "The Christmas Din near future he will lecture in George DEPOT, Make a good breakfast in cold Muffs Wo have a lame slock of the ready Fine Furs, Coats, Capes, with a tine gold chain. 13-- 3. wpather. ner," Eliza Peet. Telephone raising pancake Hours. Ve also have Maple Mrs Holcomb of New Britain was Recitation, "A Feel in the Christ and Sugar Drip Syrup to go wit 11 tlie caues. LOOK THIS F. I' ull stock 01 cereals ior oreiiKiast.. u nave Scarfs, Robes, etc., recently entertained at Fred II. Leav- mas Air," Howard Wade. George Taylor, some nice warm cloth and leather Mittens at reasonable prices, r resii Meats;oi an Kinds enworth's. Recitation, "Christmas Ballad,' Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct Pull stock of Groceries. I OVER Sherwood." MILLINERY. son Minnie Telephone calls answered promptly from Frank Smith, aged 26, of Joseph Sirging, "Ring, Ring Christmas O. Bull&Co's. J. ti. CASSIDY, And be convinced that Smith, died ut 2 o'clock on Suuday a : Bells," trio by Louella and Fanny South Britain, Conn. our store is the place to trade moinling. Frank had been ill with Maries xCvk Hats, Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas and Wade and May Wakeman. Chronic Invalids. VvSV E. W. TROY. JR.. 1 B. M. 56c and other ailments most the blood bug C. Flour consumption Recitation, "Gather around the WTeo the liver is torpid, th bile enters VV w Gloves. 1 pound best Creamery Butter, 2ac and winter. He was a Jm Troy's Bldg., Sasdy Hook. 20 $1.00 of the (all Christmas "James Garnett. pounds best Granulated Sugar, tree, A Line South Britain 1 bar Ozone 4' mah of unblemished character Furniture New of the Latest Soap, 25' young by nine pu Work a Specialty.' 4 pounds Mice, of Acrostic, "Christmas," Goods. tFur 1 can Best Tomatoes, JOc and well spoken by all that knew In Branches. 1 pils. Undertaking all its bottle 15c RAWiiis)!i Tonic fVltrts mm TrMtaeat fc'ancy Maple Syrup, him. He recently, after a long and if tn oaljr fnl five 25c "Chime on Sweet onc' Nature's im i pounu uoou tjonee. Duet, Bells,' 'vcr 'ult t "'lt ud Kit mjju -- Troy's Hotel, No. 24S-- 3. Our Teas cannot bo 40c and up the Metho- Yl& wrk in Ui rigtor manner. The Pill lunches tfca MB miIII Telephone Mills. beat, YvupEsX Feed lb accepted probation, joined Minnie Sherwood and Mary Ferris. NICHOLAS TESINY. Whole Hams, 12c of in liver, the Pellet too the lyttetn. MM MJIm famous Hume Made Also dist church North Woodbury Dumb-bel- l exercise, school. Ski'f ndBooHJfrt Fro. Lynch's Sausage. u 1 f M. F. Keane, full stock of all kinds of Groceries and Meats full membersl.i.1, anl the f ler; Recitation, "I like to be a little AND at correspondingly low prices which was held at 2 o'clock 6ti Tues- Funeral Director and Embalmer A. D. MUNSON, SKINS. girl," nazel Favreau. BROOKFIELD, OONN. The Boston day, was conducted by his pastor, Rev "The Wise Men, South Britain, Ct Grocery Store, Recitation, "Fanny Night and day call attended to promptly In General Bridgeport, J. H. Lockwood. Rrnokfield. Newtown and vicinitv. Office and Horseshoeing and Blacksmlthlng. Fountain Place, Bethel. Wade, - Allwortc promptly attended to and satisfac- telephone call at Sturdevant's store. Tele- tion Mrs Harriet Benham of Middlebury Recitation, "The Night .before pnone numuer guaranteea. 3 . THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. HAIRE'S. Derbv. HAIRE'S, Derbv. HAIRE'S. Derbv. The Fifth Lockhart Copyrighted M N D A Now In Full Swing at Haire's Store, Derby. Hundreds of Prudent People are taking advantage of the bargains. All wisely directed homes will have buyers here this great sale. Every day will be made interesting. Only reliable goods of every kind in the Mill-En- d Sale.

this season's styles, dainty blue and standard qualities and favorite brands, skirts, etc., worth 6c. In the Mill-En- d duced. This is the time to purchase Ladies' White Merino Wool Under- lent lines, usual value 15c to 18c. In only 12Jc Colored Dress Goods 72-in- pink stripes and checks predominating none of them sell below 91c. In the Sale, only 3ic these household needs. Mill End wear, the kind that ever and always the Mill-En- d Sale, the pair 11c Lock Brown Sheet! njf, worth In the Mill End Sale. as well as the more staple dark effects Mill End Sale only 74c Best Standard Prints; includes al- prices. sells for 85c, in the Mill-En- d Sale 135 dozen Ladies' Fine Imported 19c, in the Mill-En- d Sale, only 15c 81-in- for children's 42-in- ch Unbleached Pillow Case Mus most all Good and white cotton only C9c Lisle Hose, Ilermsdorf dye in solid Brown sold Don't-skl- p a single item. adapted shirts, dresses, coloring, mournings, fancies, gray blankets, Sheeting, always values. 11c. 98c Wool lace or for in Mill-En- d 21-l- n. at fraction of lin, nice, clean 45c, 50c, 75c, 85c, and Ladies' Fine Underwear, stitch effects, three 21c, the Sale, only 6 pieces Plaids, 121c quality, etc., the regular quality, usually silverareys, indigoes, clarets, reds, etc., up. that black, drop Mill-En- d from 29c 38c. 17c Sale For instance In the Mill End Sale only 7ic worth 7c. In the Sale only Good heavy blankets, white and gray, usually sold for $1.00 to $1.25, to gar- styles, sold usually for to In the Mill End 8ic yd 90-in- 15-in- Mill-En-d 90c Mill-En- d 22c Brown 25c 25c 7c Fancy Outings for 3fc Unbleached Pillow Case Mus 44c at $1.25, $1.39, $1.59 and so on. ment, in the Sale only In the ;Sale only Sheetings, quality, 3 pieces Checks, quality, Mill-En- Fancy 8c for 4ic a sold for Best Apron Ginghams, good, heavy The best wool blankets all cut Ladies' Best All Wool White Under- 100 dozen Ladies' Fleeced Black rn the d Sale, only 19c wide. In the Mill End Sale, Fancy Outings lin, q'uality that has always at yard for 124c. Mill Sale 94c about 60 distinct patterns; the 8c never sells below $1.50 a admirable for now. Good value 19c yd 9c Fancy Outings 5ic In the End only cloth; prices. wear, garment Hose, 42-in- Mill-En- d Mill-En- Mill-En- d 10c for 64c Bleached Case Mus- kind. In the Sale, only 5c Mill-En- d in d sale $1.35 for 16c. In the Sale 124c 7 26-In- new col- Fancy Outings Pillow Values. Comfortables All the only Men's Dress and pieces Henrietta, for 262 dozen Fleeced Hose. Working 29c Mill End 121c Fancy Outings for 7ic lin, nice quality that you always pay Zephyr Ginghams dresses, waists, grades reduced, 75c, 89c, 98c, $1.19, Ladies' Fine ore, value yard. In the etc. Newest and color- xtra which Shirts and Gloves 23c lie for. In the Mill End Sale only spring styles $1.45, $1.50, $1.75, $1.85, $2 and up. "We assorted, qualities special, Mill-En- Sale, yd Mill-En- d The 9c kind. In d sold ;4:$c and 55c. Go in the In the Sale 35c choice of 7ic ings. the can please you in assortment as well as for 29c, At a yard, of,25 pieces Mill-En- 45-in- Bleached Pillow Case Muslin Sale, only 64c prices. d Sale for 23c, 35c and 45c 35c an Good worth to 50c. The lot de At Extra Unlaundered dress goods, up Ready-ma- Fine in The and Under- 38 dozen Ladies' Fleeced seasonable kind usually sold for, and good Value at, Extra Zephyr Ginghams, Hosiery Balbriggan Muslin Shirt, witli linen bosom, cuffs, includes mixtures, plain choicest and Lined which sold for 35c. ladies' White Sheets 14c. In the Mill End Sale only 10c cloth, patterns colorings; wear Mills Send Us Cases Hose, usually full sizes, you have often paid 50c for stuffs, cashmeres, cloth, etc.; Ladies' and Children's Mill-En- 124c Gown Bleached Twill in mill remnants of 2 to 10 yards, well In the d Sale 22c not as good. most desirable Made of Lockwood fine free Night Mill-En- of goods. sheeting, worth 124c. In the d Sale, Upon Cases These 45c dress Muslins, full yard wide, in Mill Ends Winter Underwear. At 45c Unlaundered Muslin 'Shirts, At a yard, unmatchable from starch and dressing, hem 84 bunched for choice. on nana 2 to 10 yards. In the Mill End Sale only 20c Splendid Bargains. best standard shirting, 2.100' linen goods bargains, all on top, hem bottom: all Fine Corded Madras new Ladies' Jersey Kibbed Vests (no in lot worth to 69c ironed. only 94c Waisting for 13c or 2 for 25c Children's bosom and cuffs, full sizes, an excellent Many goods this up torn and and effects, 36 inches wide. As pants) only Ladies' Hose. Hosiery. 75c All seasonable 72x90. 49e In dainty 25c shirt bargain. and yard. desirable, Size regular grade. the Wash Goods: as ever sold at from 15c to 20c. Ladies' Jersey Kibbed Vests, as Venetian 39c Waistings, good any 19c 2,592 pair Ladies' Hose, Silver Ox- 204 dozen Black Ribbed At 45c the "Giant"' Dress Shirts in and what like such Mill End Sale, only Mill-En- d heavy fleece (no only Fast Derby you'll In the Sale, only 94c pants) is an ex Cloth in colors, Storm Serges, Cheviots, Size 81x90. regular 55c irrade. In the etc Ladies' Extra Fleeced Lined Under- ford Gray, yarn dyed hose, a substan- Hose, for boys or girls, all sizes; as a goodly line of patterns; this Fine printed Madras, advanced styles tial and value cellent value: 75c Mixtures, Plaids, Stripes, Homespun Mill End Sale only 4oc In the Mill End Sale wear, Jersey Ribbed, the equal of any good wearing stocking, good as the best ever sold at 10c or shirt you always pay and a cloth made to sell at Mill-En- d colorings; Mill-En- 124c Mill-En- d for elsewhere. Snowflake mixtures, etc., all at Size 81x90, 09c and at 29c, in the d Sale 22c In the Sale at per 124c for, in the Sale, the pair it effects, regular quality, Thousands and thousands of 124c. In "Mill-Ends- " 2 to 10 only 45c Sale yards yards, pair 5c 5c At 45c a line of Laundered Percale a yard. very extra. In the Mill End only Mill-En- Ladies' Extra Fleece Lined of new goods, including many advanc In the d Sale, only 84c Heavy 75c 50c Kibbed Underwear, sel- 185 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Fine 166 dozen Fast Black Derby Ribbed Shirts that have been and $1.00 ed styles of the newest spring novel- Jersey Shaped 45c Sheets extra ae Mill-En- d direct from Domestic all a thor At the Celebrated "Silver" Unbleached good ties, as well as the more kinds ling everywhere 34c, in the Gage Stockings, the mill, Stockings, sizes, 49c staple usual values 124c to 15c. knock-abo- ut Shirt, Ide's famous $1.00 shirt. quality, 72x90, regular grade, in of cotton dress at Mill End Blankets Sale only 33c Note the oughly good stocking, Black Dress Goods goods Mill -- End Sale Price 7c same as have 124c for, the Mill End Sale only Prices. and Comfortables Lctdies' Very Best Shaped Jersey pr. you paid always Sale7 196 dozen Mill-En- d 8c In the Mill End 81x90, regular 55c grade. In the In the Mill-En- d Sale. Ribbed and fleeced Underwear, the assorted Ladies' Fine Fast In the Sale, the pair Tailored Suits Mill-En- 100 Mill only 45c Best Standard Light Ground Cam 59c kind, in the d Sale only Black, plain, drop stitch, and with dozen Misses' Fine Ribbed Hose, Suits'in or blouse Bead every item. fast for stock and re 45c or double navy gray, front, brics, colors; waists, dresses, Great big every cne white feet soles, three very excel exta grade and fast black, with 7 19c Mill-En- gore skirt; the best values possible 1 piece 29c Cashmere at knees, always 15c. In the d 36-In- for $9.98. In this Sale $4.98 1 piece Henri? tta, 50c qual- Muslins and Sheetings. Sale 11c at 35c Extra Fine Suits, eton and short ity, in the Mill End Sale at yd .84 dozen Boys' Extra Heavy Ribbed 45-in- wide, or 2 Henrietta, 63o and Good Unbleached Muslin, yard known as "Ever- jackets; silk trimmed plain effects pieces Stockings, better the we sold $15.50 nice clean cotton for family purposes, Knock-about- which at $12.98, ."and 69c qualities, choice. In the Mill End ," no hetter nor 10 to 20 1 one-da- v to lasting $20.00 the season np to Sale, 47c yd in mill shorts, yards, though S3 4 i hat this is not a sale, for we have enouerh more sightly to be had at 18c to 20c a right through 45-in- have without . " Mill-En- date. Will go in this Sale at may any ll d 1 French Henrietta, you quantity , ' . piece j,r u pr. In the Sale, the pair F sells for 54c. In the .,1U1 o L11C JUSTOXE-HAL- 1.20 quality. In the Mill End Sale, limitation, usually iTiiiiu ldi)l WCCKb. JJUICUIUC WUClllliy LdVfc, VUU clAl 124c Mill Sale onlv 34c in Or in 95c End ucai fact, at any price. yd Brilliantine Extra good Unbleached Muslin, full dollars so The established rules ot the business will continue in Soft figured that brought us- ually pick up by doing, Ready-Ma- de 50c and 69c. Choice in the Mill End yard wide, fine round even thread, Mill End Mill-En- d Ladies' Skirts 42c yd ually sells for 61c. In the force the Sale. Goods will be or refunded on all un Walking Sale, 5c during exchanged money Pillow Cases. 59o oualltv. fine wood cheviot, 45 Sale only Walking Skirts of Oxford Gray Mel- Inches wide. In the Mill End Sale, Best grades Unbleached Muslins, satisfactory purchases, providing always that the goods be returned promptly and in. good 42x36, very fair quality and worth 9c, ton, deep flounce, with deep hem, tailor-- 45c yd well adapted for all household uses, in the Mill-En- d Sale, only 6ic made. The price was $2.50. In 54-in- fine and heavier well usual 11c Mill 89o quality fine wool cheviot, both in the weights. condition. 45x36, extra made, the the End Sale only $1.59 worth Mill-En- d wide. In the Mill End Sale, 75c yd. All well known standard makes, kind, in the Sale, 7ic Walking Skirts same as the above, Mill End Sale 6c tl quality, silk finish Brilliantine, 74c. Inlthe only 42x36, at especially good number, the only with corded flounce, a very dressy 45 inches wide. In the Mill End Sale, Bleached Muslin yard wide, good equal of any to be had at 11c, in the skirt, sells for $2.75. In the Mill End 6c. Mill-En- 85c yd cloth, without dressing, value In d Sale, only 84c Sale only $2.19 the Mill End Sale only 44c Walking Skirts, Black and Oxford Mill of Extra fine Bleached Muslin, adapted Dmirbv- White Muslins Meltons, tacked and with yoke bands, Ends for most.household purposes, the 74c - Sheeting also some in reversible materials, all mm 10-- 6c m 4 Mill-En- Flannels kind. Mill End SalejDnly go A good Brown sells us of which d Outing In the Sheeting, go into the Sale a Bleached Muslins including all the ually for 16c, in the Mill-En- d Sale, $3.98 In good useable lengths, every one In are ....to oe J not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for Smith's, Tuesday evening, The thickness is from nine to 12 specially requested present circulars, free brought Woodbury Merchants. at this meeting to encourage the work sc u. out all the young people for miles as inches. The Newtown Bea r. J. JtmiiiY cu., rrops., roieao, moon- C. for the New Year. The ladies will Sold by all Druggists. 7oc. the sleighing was good and nice & A. WAY furnish a collation and each one is re- Hall's Family Pills are the best. light. Canfield Terrill, : to consider this a The strike in WASHINGTON. Corner Sells a good Varnish for CIRCULATION quested personal trolley Waterbury Drug Store, North Woodbury. notice and respond accordingly. George Baker is now commuting throws the travel back on to the "old A com fort-t- give something naefnl. In bov a A Oil Paint for 900 1, 1883. 600 143 $i.io gallon. good January daily between Hawleyville and his reliable" railroad company. Just LOCAL DRAMATICS. ; ine our Christmas stock we bad this in mind. and 1.50 per gallon. home in people boarded one train ' All trash positively and entirely eliminated Last week, 4250 THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Washington. yesterday. The dramatic members of the Ii uuing ims we nave not sacrificed beauty or Glaee and Putty at Bottom Prices. William Jielty is reported to have Men's are a to receive such scarlet fever. Young club rehearsing as these whlcl Eleasure Samuel Camp is his ice house, . gifts only in Window Shades at Bottom Prices. The annual meeting of the Ladies' filling B. H. wife three act comedy entitled, "Joshua Daintv articles in Silver. Shoe this week; also A. D. Fairchild. Mattoon and returned, : part. Sterling Wall and Border Cheap, if we Ten Pwges. Missionary society, when officers are Blodgett from Blodgett's Hollow," to Ilorn Button Hooks. Nail Files. Drinkimt Papers be held next Tues yesterday, from visiting relatives in be about 10 and 12. Caps. Military Brushes, Bair Brushes, etc do have no competition. to be chosen, will Ansonia. given February day afternoon, January 20, with Miss Frederick Andrews, Jr., is working off Among those in the cast are Charles Brushes of all kinds. - Engineer William Rogers is duty Scudder at 3 o'clock. The study of in Danbury at Chichester's tobacco from an attack of rheumatism. Anderson as "John Western, a WE SEU Artists Goods. Picture Framing. TOWN TOPICS. "Via Christi" is then to be completed, warehouse. Rev W. P. an illustra- wealtM old New York gentleman," i Mj Strain oii3 mis- Tuckey gave vv . as uioa-get- t, Anthracite Coal Taken In Trade If you and plans made for the course in ted lecture on his travels in the Holy j.. iviioorn "uncie josu sions for the year. Taunton's school Miss Re a a green country Vermont farm- Wood and Coal Do Not Have the Money. teacher, Land, Monday evening, to full house. and Russell Clark as Nel- H. L. BRIDQMAN'S LECTURE. becca Wunderlich, is boarding through er," "George ! SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18. the cold weather at M. iionan's. son, the heavy villian." Stoves Next 18, O. A. Sunday evening, January The children of Noble Bun- Women's eyes get their And All Kinds of Hardware. A LARGE AUDIENCE GREETS HIM. the will take Manager E. F. Hawley, of the Farm the late 87 Railroad New Mllford, Ct. missionary meeting place KENT. nell and his wife have worst strain when they are St., that was postponed from January 11 ers' Trading Co., New Minora, was in placed upon least able to stand it after on account of the severe storm. This town, Wednesday. their family plot a monument of Barre The stereopticon lecture given under the work furnished by the day ot work and worry, F. is be A granite, being Hitchcock meeting to held in the prayer SCARLET FEVER VICTIM. when sense is and . the auspices of the Men's literary room 7.30 a room G. & Arthur H. Bolles of our town. Your every jaded f Woodbury, Oosh Town hall on meeting at o'clock, F. Baker Co., the Hawleyville Chester A. 10 years, a the at it3 lowest club of Newtown, at the which is more cozy and for furniture dealers, have remembered Briggs, age correspondent is glad to note the pat- vitality Monday last, was largely at- pleasant son of Benjamin Briggs of Ore Hill, ronage our their lo- point. ;evening these .cold winter nights than the their patrons with some very neat and. died of scarlet fever townspeople give A of "rest tended and one of the most entertain- audience room of the church. A tasteful calendars. Friday, January cal dealer for it seems much the best pair glasses" lectures of the kind ever given in large 9. A daughter of Mrs Briggs, who has to home and will help the tired eyes stand ing look will be taken into the way in been plan patronize industry actual' DRUGS Great Newtown. Miss Mabel L. Taylor and live lands. very ill with the scarlet fever, is in that, way keep our money circulating the strain rad prevent E. tne which children in many better and it is that she own disease. And Patent fledicines All Miss Agnes Piatt presided at Jesus saved the child, gave it a place COUNTY. getting hoped in our community. Certainly of and rendered sweet music while LITCHFIELD will recover. The disease has been the-onl- to build V. L.. Kinds are for sale on piano in the world, and drew beautiful les confined to one so thisis way up villages R. Wendt, by Slaughter the audience was adjusting itself. Rev sons from lack of care and house far and with and towns New Milford, Conn. O. W. in his and effect its anxious proper care there. Barker, happy artlessness; it is not so with heathen WATERTOWN. wilPprobably stop Woodbury Drujg Blankets ive manner, introduced the speauer, friends are Woodbury, Conn. who was Herbert L. Bridgman, Secre- religions. llie cordially SOUTHVILLE. and who invited to this service. UP NORTH KENT WAY. W. L. JUDSON, Manager. tary of the Peary Arctic club, DEATH OF PATRICK DUNNIGAN. to severe storm the Etc. and was in command of the two relief ex- - A sociable for all of Owing the chap- TI1E LOCAL NEWS. Blacksmithing, Wagon Repairing, the people the Dun-niga- one 1899 The funeral services of Patrick n el was closed, Sunday evening. peditions sent out, the in and church will take place on Wednesday Mr ! second 1901, order to ascer was held at St John's church, and Mrs George Page spent the D. Beers of Danbury was the guest HAEFEL, the in in evening, January 28, at the home of at 10.30 a. m. There was a in Lime Robes tain the whereabouts of Lieut Peary Mrs John B. Peck iNewtown Monday, day Rock, Sunday, the guests of Mrs L. Wei ton, last Sunday. Blacksmithing and Wagon Repairing, Rugs, Rugs, Rugs. in btreet. Mass of Mr Mrs Mii-for- in his search for the North Pole, who A will be very large attendance. over the and Lemuel Bulman. Harry Bristol delivered his crop of Railroad St., New We have Just received a Fine Line of Rugs. Now svrvd pleasant program provided remains was said by Rev Father C. Norman and have Mil- About SO different patterns. in his presentation of the strange and of games and from the Thompson family tobacco to A. Wildman in New Horseshoeing a Specialty. Wood Work of Biy scenes of readings bright Dunnigan of the Church of the 'Sacred been visiting at. Charles Thompson's. all kinds attended to. Prices reasonable and One of the great attractions to be found at picturesque the Far North, poems of .Eugene b leid, and of ford, Saturday. Kimball's Furniture Store is the nt coun- Save Money. narra plenty Heart, New Haven, who is a son of Mr Martin, manager of Falls Village Mrs J. Ford has been a all work guaranteed first class. ter! values together with the interesting time allowed for simply chatting. cere- was in a few spending Great in Glass and China ware. tive of work up to date, held the deceased. The master of Creamery, the place days week in Derby. Her husband has been You haven't to go to the city to visit the lu- Peary's monies' was Rev Peter Ronan of Bos- ago. P. F. LYNCH, cent counters, for they are in your town. Al- the audience spell bound to the last. at the hospital in Derby six weeks. so a fine line of new Rockers Just received. The extreme modesty of the lecturer OBITUARY. ton. Rev James H. O'Donnell, a Mrs Hannah Rodgers, who has had The school which has been closed for Railroad Street, New Mllford. Frank former pastor of St John's, pronounc- a slight shock, is improving. some time was Practical Horseshoer. Particular attention Evitts, in holding himself in the background last week, to horses which interfere or overreach. D. ed absolution after mass. A eulogy of Miss Clara Newton of Bloomfield is Miss Williams of for given and J. KIMBALL, Railroad St., New Mllford. while igiving to Lieut Peary all the with Obtuse Also to trueini; and balancinj; colts gen- FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMEK. credit of extensive explorations was THOMAS TROY. the deceased was given by Rev J. J. with her aunt, Miss Maria Hill. teacher. tlemen's speedy drivers. Give me a trial and Several be convinced. I am a thorough mechanic 12-- so that one would be led to Loftus, the present pastor. L. Dickinson is at Edwin Hand-mad- e Telephone Woodbury. Ot marked, from New DEATH OF RACHEL MAN WEE. boarding and always on hand for business. forsret that the lecturer had ever seen other priests Haven and Ford's. shoes of description. Thomas Troy of Obtuse died very were and every A. an iceberg himself, or had even a taste VVaterbury present relatives Rachel Manwee, aged 94 years, the Wagon making and repairing shop at H. and suddenly huncniy morning, January 11. from New York, Boston, New Haven, Hubbell'sOId Stand on Railroad Street. New of the dangers excitements that to the for an armful last of the full blooded Indians, died Milford. Conn. The . UNIQUE Arctic Going woodpile Bridgeport, New Britain and Lowell. ROXBURT. go along with these explora of wood he was stricken down and died The bearers were Thomas at her home on the reservation in HEATERS! Steam and Hot tions. No one who was not present Shields, January 6, W. b. CHADEAYNE, H. D. Hine, immediately. His daughter found James McGuiness, James Duffy, John Schaghticoke, Tuesday, MRS FLORA M. JUDSON. Water Heater will ever know how much of pleasure soon was 64 and was buried in the Indian cemetery him after. His age years. Bolan, Patrick Doherty and John M. Is considered l.y hundreds of users to be the or how much valuable mfor on Mrs Flora 75 to-da- Artist and Pho-- they lost, The funeral was held Tuesday, Janu- The floral tributes were Thursday. Judson, aged years, most economical ou the market y. Esti- Purdy. very s. Portrait mation they were deprived. The com 9 from house died Saturday at Lee Dickinson's. PIB.NO TUNER mates cheerfully gives on large or small con-ract- ary 13, at o'clock the and many and most beautiful. on Mfu. mittee having in charge the arranging 11 o'clock from St Hose's church. Rev ITEMS PICKED UP BY TOE MACEDONIA The funeral was attended on Wednes- BOX 258, t)ERBY, CONN. Catalogue application. by togr apher for deserve cred Her husband died some the lecture, great Father Donohue of New Milford offici The friends and of Mr REPORTER. day. years PIANO TUNING. Action Regulating, Tone fc for the success of the .so- neighbors and ago. branches J. A. NORTHROP SONS. St. undertaking, ated. The burial was in St Rose's Mrs Clark S. Woodward in a number of our Tempering. Repairing in all its STUDIO: Cor. Whittlesey Ave. and East cially, financially and from a literary Linkfield Quite young people first class. Organs tuned and NEW MILFORD. CONN. cemetery. The bearers were Michael district gave them a took a ride, strictly for sale or rout. NEW fllLFORD, CT. standpoint. But tor the slippery con Martin Connor pleasant surprise sleigh Saturday evening A niLLION VOICES repaired Pianos dition of the roads, that came so sud Haugh, "Troy, Haugh accompanied with some fine presents last, under the able conductorship of of Bridgeport, Patrick Haugh of Wa on 5, the 33d of Everett Barton. denly there was no time to prepare for John of South Norwalk January aniversary Could hardly express the thanks of there would have been many more terbnry, Troy their marriage. Mrs George S. Thompson has been Homer of West Lis- it, and Micheal McMahon of Bridgeport. The funeral of C. L. Mack was at- at Kent for several re- Hall, Point, la. As it was, there were about 200 pres one Furnace, days ten why: A severe cold had settled on Artistic and one feature was the Mr Troy is survived by daughter, tended at bis lare residence, last cently, caring for Mrs Millard Soule, his a most obstinate ent, pleasant Miss Mary who lived at home, Rev VV. W. who been sick. lungs, causing large number of school children who Troy, Thursday afternoon. has quite cough. Several physicians said he had and Martin Troy of Passaic, N. J. L Winans conducted the service. Ap- Will Murphy went to New Milford, Great were much in evidence, especially from but could not him. Picture an W. Troy & Co. of Sandy Hook had selections were rendered by Friday of last week, for the relief of consumption, help Bargains Framing Newtown Hiiih school. While the propriate all he was doomed he the charge of the funeral arrangements. a of Mrs Mrs an molar. When thought In Goods. Literary club does not wish to over Mr came quartet consisting Peck, aching began to use Dr King's New Discovery Winter Troy to this country about Abbott, Albert Skilton and James G. William Cribley, Charles Whitney com- Art Goods. step the bounds ol modesty, yet we 38 from Ireland. He came for Consumption and writes "It venture to assume that the success. years ago Skilton. and Lafayette Snyder went to West cured me and saved life. 1 In order to close out the balance of our Winter Goods in directly to Newtown, where he worked The Watertown held a meet- Cornwall, one day of last week, to fish pletely my from a literary and social point of view, 13 Grange now weigh 227 It's posi- made around for years, being employed ing, Friday evening. for suckers at the Demusey hole and pounds." Men's, Ladies' and Children's Goods, we have a heavy of Ladies' night last June, and the Hosea Uite John B, a tively guaranteed for coughs and Peary-Bridgma- n by Northrop, the The Taft school its winter returned with tine offish. all success of lecture e began string colds Price 50c cut in the line. the Peck and others. Twenty-nv- Chase a and lung troubles. prices along of was such as to years session, Friday, with nearly its full Ransome lost horse, last and $1. Trial bottles free at Hatch & Monday evening, ago he purchased Ins farm, where he of students returned. week, the animal sick only a Ackley, guarantee to the people of Newtown of his life. compliment being R. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; Tay- Goob Almost Given ! when club spent the latter part Rev Henry B. Roberts, secretary of short time, which is quite a loss to & B. Away and vicinity, that the again Bible an our lor, Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; Marsh announces some entertainment under the Connecticut society, gave hardworking neighbor. & Co., Bring your pocketbooks and avail yourselves of some of feel DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED illustrated lecture at the Congrega- Two yearling cattle which bad been Hawley Stepney. along way by them, the public may they Scher- - the offered. We are also Run a lnnre stock of Felt and Rubtier Boots tional church, Sunday evening, upon running wild went into Egbert flEn-BRANO- great barga:as offering special values in and Rubbers. Call and can ill afford to lose the opportunity as BOY'S LIFE SAVED FROfl also Men's Shoes get in. by local 'applications, they cannot reiich "How we got our Bible." merhorn's stable and were secured and rubber and feit boots and shoes. Don't Jfail to call at the Golden prices before- purchasing elsewhere. Uloves of taking it the diseased port ion of the ear. There is only Rev P. C. is in town. home on a sled CROUP. and Mittens, larire variety, low prices. pws way to cure deafness, and that is by con- Dunnigan taken by the owners, Store. We can save low is Miss Mamie McGowan was home Honour of Amenia-Unio- n. C. W. a citizen of you money. . Tobacco Paper and Lwlue. (Jood goods, BULLETIN. stitutional remedies. Deafness caused by Brothers, Lynch, prominent price. GRANGE an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining ct over Sunday. Winchester, Ind., writes: "My little A unfits for Milburn Farm Wagons, the eustachian tube. When this tube gets Mrs Peck is at her sister's, Mr and Mrs G. A. Vincent, Mr and boy had a severe attack of membran- Chicago Gluten and Cotton Seed Mail. TION OF OFFICERS. you have a rumbling sound or imper- visiting ous relief Flour. Feed Grain, Groceries, Meats atwTUen- - fect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Mrs A. N. Woolson's. Mrs John R. Judd and Mr and Mrs croup, and only got after Clothier and Merchant I Tie eral Merchandise. We can save you money w y n tor new officers 01 Deafness is the result, and unless the inflam- The coal question is getting close B'rank Peet are in Hartford, this taking Foley's Honey and Tar. on everything. mation can be taken out and this tube restor- as school is low relief after one dose and I feel that will take place next ed to Its normal condition, hearing will be de- home the supply very week, attending the annual meeting got 20. nine cases out of ten are and unless a can be obtained of the State it saved the life of my boy." Befuse Tailor, & L Jannary It is stroyed forever; quantity (irange. Hatch Mars,m f caused by which is but an substitutes. Sold R. H. Beers & Co., Ackley, v uty H. W. Audrews, catarrh, nothing before long it may be necessary, to Ice is being harvested, this week, at by Golden, ' Railroad and & Bridge Sta., NewiUlfot, Ill Work Of . close for a time. a rate. is of excellent Newtown; Betts iietts, Sandy New Milford. :" do the w, wm KiTe One Hundred Dollars for any lively It quality, B. Schoverling Buidihg, bers Of PoOtatUCk ' case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can-- A large gathering at Charle clear and free from weeds and grasses Hook; A. Blakeman, Botsford. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. 5 NEW HAVEN COUNTY. , nai ANODYNE

. - SOUTHFORD. . , i . ... it ..i riliallH S Liniment 5 hull's UlLL. etires inflammation in any part of the body, from a Hardware That The sick ones are at the cold in the heed to a sprained ankle. It's ifie only I improving l men present mi l equally good for internal or I v - writing. M external use. should Will Wear v. - Every mother S S x- - ' ..... r RU i ur rw D. Carey has commenced housekeep- keep it always in the house. For ! Is '1 o Get, ipt r 'i For Infants and Children. ing in the Granville Warner place. nearly a century it lias been thecjuick--. f Easy HEAD est, safest, surest for emer-- f J. B. Roswell butchered his remedy at the big gencies and has saved many lives. Jj And The Kind You Have porker, Wednesday; weight about 40o. TO Duritig the winter JOHNSON'S Who can beat it? ANODYNE LINIMENT is a remedy 1 11 IS Risrht Price If of almost use in A GOOD RECOItD. FOOT daily curing colds, 1 :, coughs, croup, cr.tirrh, bronchitis, la lame- i - fr . ' Always Bought grippe, You Come nil igetable PrepatatLonfor As- Mrs George E. Garlick, from January ness, muscle soreness and pain and inflammation in similating thcFoodandBcguIa-lin- g 1, 1902 to January 1, 190;!, made 1340 any pr.'.t of the body. 25 cents and 50 cents a bottle. Are the Stomachs andBowelsof of which has been mar- The larger size is more economical. Made by Where We - pounds butter, $ w- i Bears the I. JOHNSON & S. 22 keted, no account being made of tl:a CO., Custom House St, Boston. Mass. 4? Its e vy to com? ygs butter and cream used in the family where we are. WVre in the inflammation ns Signature Digcstion,CheerPur-nessandRest.Contai- 1 est stove i 1 the 11 Promotes Homer W. Atwood has purchased a irg largest neilher trading -- cent r for many beautiful pair of black work horses, nu.l we sell a Opium,Morphine norIiieral. of weighing 2S00 pounds. Mr Atwood miles arourd; tended by Dr Greene of Southbury. couple of weeks with her brother, be Jr? vl. Not . Aw may well bs proud of them. i? nearly ev ryth'ng you'd .r Narcotic Theodore Hine, in Quaker's Far:ns. tfr2 likely to hop-- to find ;n one . David B. Wheeler has been cement- The Quaker Farms Whist club met A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs n o with Mr anu Mis C. B. of Franklin December 25. of the best of Mode-- Harri--- V V Johnson Allintron ,00 7leafe ing his cellar. It is now rat proof. Hull's Hill, January 15. Wooster McEwen butchered a ware Stores. George Welton of Hill is doii A from New week tg509 yfx.Sama Grassy g number this place spent last that weighed nearly RadMUSclH- - the work. Year's among friends out of the place. p unds ? J. Uvder of Ansoma. son of C. C Several have lately purchased sleighs Jutcrmtot -l- In Mrs Benjamin Pope is along of this place, has moved a ride before ilCarbonabSoda--- ft .ft. getting RydT, Sr., t'op nio sieigh the IT nl-J- j nicely, as fast as could be ex is lamilv to Springfield, Mass. wiater iffover. ThePanbu y CmudJhaar gaining Mrs pected under the circumstances. Clarence Ailing of Waterbury sp.iit TSew 1 ear's at her old home. ware Walter Wheeler is home for a THE P IDE OP HEROES. C., Aperfecl Remedy forConslipa-lio- n Use time. , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea William C. Wheeler shod 75 horses SOUTHBURT. 1 349-25- 1 Main St., Danbury. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-nes- s Many soldiers in the last war wrote 1 during one week. to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts and Loss OF SLEEP. For Over CARD OF THANKS. wounds, corns, sore feet and stiff joints. Mrs M. S. Atwood was recently in We extend our sincere thanks to Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best in Facsimile Signature of Watertown. world. Same for 11 those who so rendered assist the burns, scalds, kindly boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles. Mrs William Whitney has returned ance during the burning of our house It cures or no pay. Only 25c at K. H. NEW YORK. Years to her home in Philadelphia, Pa., tak- hold effects on December 31, 1902. Mr Beers & Co., B. & A. Thirty Newtown; Hawley Don't Representative Bla keman ing with her her little son, Willie, nd Mrs C. E. Rigglcs. Co., Stepney; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Forget who has boarded with his Sandy Hook; drug stores. of Newtown, Appointed on the House Legislative Committee on 1 (Ml grandparents The folks held a ball To Read n ffV(n for a long time. young at the Capitol Furniture and Grounds. Town hall that was well attended. WHAT Mrs William Davis has suffered EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. from the effect of a felon. John Pierce, Jr., has taken a position O' e tions lauleJ at l.i 11 wi.h t vieleut mum as witn tne J. M. I William J. Beehler. TMC CCNTAUN COMPANY. NEW YOHK CITV. superintendent Franklin Nichols is cutting 50 cords Russell of CASTOR A Newtown Bee ;ood nature and pleasure. Thk Bee Mfg Co., Woodbury, and for Infants and Children. The Brookfield Cash Grocer, The of wood. John Morris as engineer of the same Is for the Next Week: desires to of one un- - The Kind Yon Have .Doing speak resident, Mrs L. H. Buckingham has been suf jnceru. Always Bcsght 1 Sack Patent Flour, known to the who gave .to one from the effects of a very obsti- f writer, fering R. Hicox and wife from Colorado Bears the 1 box Silver Dust. Published By Jay 1 Fuck iiue Breakfast Food, '' c on Ex- - nate cold. been several with 1 e of the public school teachers six tick the immittce Legislative Trumbull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville; have spending days Signature of lb. Package Soda, THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Gallon Fancy Ponce Molasses. 40c W. B. Hawley, Sherman. Mr and Mrs Edward J. Ailing were his father, Henry Hicox, at Transyl- S lb package Pa Buckwheat, Vc ets to the lecture, to be given to pupils penses. 1 qt. bottle Maple Syrup. 22o presented, on Christmas day, with a vania. Can of Anderson's soups, why did not feel like spending money SAVED AT GRAVE'S BR'NK. beautiful Bottle of Catsup. little granddaughter, the William Barnes has purchased a I lb. Java and Mocha Coffee. 30c for the TOWN parents being Mr and Mrs Frank Ai horse of I I b. pure Java Coffee. 2;"e ALLISON P. SMITH, pleasure. TOPICS, know would have been Roxbury parties. 1 l'x' I'HESIDBNT KlIITOK I long ago of Bowers' Hill. lb. (Jocounut. ASI) 'I " S. H. New-so- ling Ml bars Regal Soap for $1 00 in my grave, writes Mrs 4 lbs. Crackers, - 2:c flR BARKER'S LECTURE IN NEW- of Decatur, Ala., "if it had not OXFORD. ON 1 lb. Boss Lunch Milk Crackers. 8c The representatives from The Bek's TOWN STREET. been for Electric Bitters. For three MIDDLEBURY. Any one buying f2 worth of goods can get 5 years I suffered untold agony from the TOM gals, of Oil for 50c, flour and sugar not includ- ARTHUR J. SMITH, fare well at the hands THE CONGREGATIONAL CnUUCH. NKWS TEKSKLT TOLD. ed. territory pretty HE WILL, SPEAK THE BEACH ME- worst torms or indigestion, waterurasn, Tkea.sitiikk IN. bowel schools for the mi Secretary, MORIAL LIBRA11Y ON WEDNESDAY stomach and dyspepsia. But The annual church and ro'.l The opened winter JlUStNESS Manaueii. of in the out meeting . NEW BLOOD I and Speaker Knealey passing KVKNINU OF NEXT WEEK. this excellent medicine did me a world call was held rm, January RICH m 1 Wednesday afternoon, 4IjOO of good. Since using it can eat January 7. Twenty-nin- e persons were Miss Ida Piatt of Shelton has been P of commit tee places- - Representative and have 35 pouuds. ' were teacher of the Kiggs street Rev Otis W. Barker will deliver his heartily gained - present. Letters received from appointed Paint A. P. Blakeman a on For indigestion, loss of appetite, stom- eleven non-reside- members' and sev school in the place of Miss Stiles, who dENKY M. gets place Capitol lecture on Contrasts" liver and troubles Electric has ! SMITH, "Life'sStartUng ch, kidney eral messages were given from resident resigned. Vice Phekiclkt and Furniture and Grounds, Representa- in the Beach Memorial Library on Bitters are a positive, guaranteed cure. members who were detained irorn tne The services at St Peter's church Bnfslies 50c R. & New month of will General Aobnt. Wednesday evening of next week, Only at II. Beers Co., meeting. Dea Robert M. Fenn was during the January te ! 1. Full line of sizes: sorts tive Kelly on Federal Relations, Rep- town; B. Hawley & Co., htepney; Tay- deacon and Wilson W. Town at 11 a. m. on bunaays. January 21, at 8 o'clock. This is the lor & Hook. Mrs Marshall and four chil Stationery for of work; all new, Curtis Co., 'Sandy send was elected deacon, botli lor a Joseph that's good In the every description $1.25 a T5 Cents for Six Months, 50 resentative Wakelee of Southbury only lecture given in the free winter dren "last week, fro n a Everything be in. Year, period of three. years. Dea Fenn was returned, line, at lowest prices, can just Cents for Four Months. Four Cunts a t'py on the committee on course in Newtown Street during the superintendent of the bun- - with friends in Bridgeport. bought at the gets important - These brashes are the best kind made. month of January. It is not the great IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA day school. The pastor s wife, Mrs The board of rehet is to be in ses John L. Whiting & Son ean always be Appropriations, Dr Ford of Washing- life alone that reveals the and GRIPPE. Kill cronson and Mrs w. l. Tyler were sion on every Monday during tne Postoffice News Store, on for work and bright members for the year or the month of January. POSTOFFICE ARCADE depended upon good ton on Chairman of the Committee on dark lines,' but the life that is bid in N. has gone to Vermont ll lota of it. are the most reliable Newtown, Friday, January 16, 90'j We have received the following letter standing committee. The pastor was Armstrong Bridgeport, Conn. They earth's places. or clerk. were for a short stay. kind that a or varnisher can Public Health and Safety, while Rep- from Mr Koy Kemp, Angola, Ind Keports given Miss Nellie Hine is a painter t was in bed tour weeks witn la grippe of the treasurer, standing committee. spending buy. . resentative Watts of same town is 1 Sunday school superintendent, Sunday 248- -: the Don't miss the opportunity to get and tried many remedies and spent Telephone call, considerable for treatment with phy school treasurer, Y. P. S. C. E. treas placed on the committee on Constitu- your footwear at Foster's in Danbury. sicians, But I received no relief until I urer, president of the Ladies' Aid so They are having a sale of men's foot- ried s Tar. Two ciety, president of the local auxiliary : tional Amendment. Foley Honey and HARRY RIDER Advertising Hates Representative wear and want Tns Bee readers to small bottles of this medicine cured me of the Women's tsoard ot Foreign Mis 6is Water Conn lw lmo 3mo Ohio yoar of is made and now I use in my sions, and of the committee appointed H. Street, Bridgeport, Hitchcock House know 246 is it exclusively Co. Main R. -2 street Beers Woodbury the & inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 it; place. Take no substitutes. Sold a year ago to with friends 546-- 3. . Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 family." Telephone 1K.00 Chairman of Committee on & from the Methodist church in main 2 inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 the Cap- Mr and Mrs H. B. Curtis of by R. H. Beers Co., Newtown; Betts 3 inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 Bridge & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, taining a Sunday school inKissawaug I inches 3.00 U.OO 12.00 18.00 30.00 itol Furniture and Grounds and also port passed Sunday in Berkshire, the school house in the milder months of -4 4.00 8.00 1(1.00 24.00 40.00 Botstorn. column year. The committee was ct -3 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 of Mr and Mrs G. Curtis. the column 5.00 gets a place on the committee on Ju- guests Henry ed. was KIDNEY DISEASES -7 column ti.OO 12.00 24.00 3li.00 60.00 It voted to pay the expenses GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF 4 column 8.00 KUX) 32.00 48.00 80.00 CHILDREN POISONED. of the Sunday school from the church 10.00 20.00 40.00 tiO.OO 100.00 dicial Nominations. Todd of Redding column II. S. Masop of Bridgeport passed treasury that the onerings ot the are the most fatal of all dis-- and Cochrane of West Cornwall will Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Many children are poisoned and school may be appropriated to benevo L. S. Mason, of Mt Pleasant. made nervous and weak, if not killed lent objects. Four members have died eases. serve on the Putnam Memorial Miss Reading notices, brevier type, 10c lino. Camp outright, by mothers giving them the past year, viz.. Frances E tsronson, Mrs Fj. .1. li. Y Mrs GOODS. cough augh, KIDNEY CURE a word week. committee. Hatch of Jew Fairfield The afternoon tea at syrups containing opiates WINTER LCM CY'O Is a Small nonpareil ads, lc per the Library Foley's Honey and Tar is a sate and Harriet M. Atwood, Laurens L. Peters. Guaranteed a on the committee on building, Saturday, was a social suc- certain remedy for coughs, croup and Two members have been dismissed lULC I O Remedy gets place cess as a and by and four person have been and it was pleasant affair, it is lung trouble, is the only prominent letter, - Roads, Bridges and Rivers. Davis of 70 cough medicine that contains no opi received to membership, two oy pro- GLOVES AND MITTENS. Ten likely to be repeated. About people or ression and two bv pres or money refunded. Contains Pages. tea ates other poisons. Sold by R. H letter, lne Redding is named as a member of the took at the building during the Beers & Co., JNewtown; Betts & Betts, ent membership is 79. It was voted to remedies recognized by emi- afternoon. The ladies were: B. Bots- - S7o, the avails or Invested Men's lined 25c Heavy Goat Skin gloves. Labor committee. Randall of - acting Sandy Hook: A. Blakeman, expend gloves pair. nent physicians as the Best for INK Bridge- Mrs Grace Glover, Mrs W. J. Beecher, tord. funds, for books for the Sunday school lined, 35c Gloves, 25c Mittens, 25, 35 and EDITORIAL DROPS. library. pair. Boys' pair. Kidney and Bladder troubles. water is made a member of the com. Mrs Laura Leonard, Mrs Flansburgh, 50c pair. n and Mrs E. Misses Mabel TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY PRICE 50c and $1.00. The large attendance at the liridg-ma- mittee on Federal Relations. Rev J Tomlinson, ftCAKER'S FARMS. Morris, Jessie and Mabel Taylor and lecture, Monday night, spoke II. Lockwood of Woodbury is named Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab A SOCIAL EVENT. DUCK COATS. Julia Duncombe assisted in serving. lets. All drutrgists refund the money well for the pullic spirit of our citi a member of the committee which f it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig The Whist club met with Mr arid John L. Hubbell, a member of the nature is on each box. 2oc. ' Mrs C. C. Ryder, Thursday evening. The most economical garments to wear in cold weather for Farms zens, and showed a nrst-cias- s at will with the Woman's Suf January 1. There was enough present that struggle firm of Hubbell Brothers of . popular for four tables-- A very enjoyable time farmers and teamsters, $ 1.50, 1.75, 2.25 each. ! traction in the entertainment line can frage question. Forestelle of Warren Derby, was a caller at The Bee office, FROM MRS NORR1S' LETTER. was spent by all. wanted Wednesday. We make a be made to go when properly worked gets a place on the committee on Joint "I can now eat anything and enjoy DEATH OF JAMES WOOSTEK. of farm t. My stomach and liver work all James an resident of BARGAINS. Specialty selling improved prop- up. Mr Bridgman's lecture was fine Rules. Pope of Oxford goes to the Brothers of ville have Wooster, aged GREAT CAP erty, and want a few desirable places to Egan Hawley ritrht, and whenever I hear my neigh Good Hill, is quite poorly and is at-- list for sale in our to built an addition to their barn, 12x30, bors complaining of being sick 1 tell spring catalogue. and his modesty in refraining speak committee on New Counties and Coun - 50c and se them to take the new Cal- Men's winter 25c. Men's Caps Must have good location, land in which have placed a medicine, heavy - caps, Corduroy they i 1 t .r- rn a I and within dis- of his own share in Mr Seats. Burton of Trumbull will five-hors- cura discovered Dr David en buildings reasonable large Peary's ty power boiler and a e power Solvent, by eacn. t zoc. vuiiu s xam vjsi2iouauiers ie nuu. tance to schools, churcnee, etc. Write Kennedy, Kennedy Kow, Kingston, jn isoys iaps, juc to us now for terms and work, was noted. The members of the serve on the committee on Public engine, purchased in Danbury. They Y. For sale by all druggists, $1. description are to be used for corn stalks blanks. Men's club, under whose auspices he Health and Safety. cutting Loss of Flesh and sawing wood. PNEUflONlA AND LA. GRIPPE. 15he Home came, were naturally gratified at the Staub of New Milford gets places on Trust Co., of When can't cat break Derby, Conn. success of the lecture. The Messrs A. the committees on Banks, Senate Re- - Egan Brothers Hawleyville have Coughs cured quickly by Foley's you captured three foxes thus far this Honey and Tar. liefuse substitutes. take Scott's Emulsion. ES,. 3HL n. were fast, s P. and A. J. Smith surprised and districting and Manual and Roll. season. Sold bv R. II. Beers & Co, Betts & E3iro Newtown; Betts, Sandy When can eat bread gratified to tind in Mr Bridgman the Bennitt or Mew Milford is named as a A. li. uotsroro. ' you t The chain of Hill Hook; liiaKeman, brother of the favorite school member of the committee on Sale of gang Stony attend jncl butter, take Scott's public ed the masquerade ball in Danbury, - success of of and in 'Lands. of Bethlehem goes to The wonderful Ramon's ErLulsson. When have To be of teacher they- boyhood, Hayes last Monday evening. John Bakey of Nerve & Bone Oil in cases of rheuma you Disposed Messrs Barker and Tibbetts the lec the committee on Incorporations. Hawleyville led the grand march. tism. soreness, stiff joints, etc., lies in been living on a milk diet and its penetratlnff character. True to its AT A BARGAIN : . turer found Amherst college graduates. Sherwood of Easton will serve on the Egan Brothers of Hawleyville have name, it penetrates direct to the nerve van- i cmethsng a little mo butchered 80 this season, and and bone, effecting almost miraculous The members of the club, and their committee on Woman's Suffrage. porkers, cures. zoc. 11. f.. mew- take Scott's have several more in view. The Price Mott, ioul. bins', wives land friends, who united in a Basham of is named as a largest town: Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook 1 Second Double ForYour Real Estate or Business Middlebury were some of their own raising. The W. B. Hawley, Sherman; S. J. Parks Gsr.ubion. Hand Heater, residence of on one 512 E. A. All Good in New Send delightful reception at the member the committee Federal largest weighed and the next Trumbull; Honan, Gaylords To .get fat must eat In Repair, and Anywhere England. 402 pounds. ville you full description at once. City,coun-tr- y of Rev J. H. George, were favoredwith Relations. Shelton of Monroe will :at.- - Scott s Emulsion is and seashore. C. K. AMIDON heads of an hour's interesting chat with the serve on the committee on Claims; A to sell The crowned every nation, & SON, 45 Milk, St., Boston. druggist naturally prefers The rich men; poor men and misers ireat fattener, a .great who the of has a on a good article he makes the same pro lecturer, answered many Hurlburt Roxbury place as on an All join in paying tribute to 1 28 in. ht interior preparation hence Hewitt's Fiittie uariy tisers. trench giver. Beckwith Air Tight, they universally recommend Ramon's II. Williams, San Antonio, Tex. Liiver Fills ana Tonic Fellers, in tnis are Those who have lost flesh $15.00, At Catering. this "mild modern writes: Little Early liiser pills the We make a locality power" best 1 ever used in my lamiiy. 1 un specialty treatment has almost altogether su to .vant to increase all body of First. Class Catering for Wedding and all old drastic liver hesitatingly recommend them every kinds of parties. Ciive us your order and we perceded the style bodv." Thev cure constipation, bil fat. guarantee satisfaction In every respect. pills. A cure for constipation and bil issues, not only Scott's 221-- 4. iousness, sick headache, torpid liver, Telephone call iousness without any erining, purging, laundice. malaria and an other nver sensation is what people :mu!sicn increases them all, sickening troubles. S. J. Parks. Trumbull; A a E have been looking for. 2ac. 11. & B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & bone. nesh. blood and J. HALLS, tfrdmann & Company, Mott, Newtown; Bett s & Betts, Sandy W. N. Hill w. is, Co., Stepney; Hurd, Long Bethel Bakers, Hook; S. J. Parks, Trumbull; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; M. Beach nerve. Sandy Hook, Conn. E. mm Fountain Place. Ilethol, Conn. Hawley, Sherman; A. Honan, Gay W. J. Brookheld. m m a S lordsville. . Monroe; beehler, ror invalids, tor con CARL Fata! kidney and bladder troubles The prevention of consumption is en valescents, for BADER, can use of a of the consumptives, always be prevented by the tirely Question commencing all WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by K. H proper treatment in time. Nothing is tor weak chsldren, for Beers & Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts so well adapted to ward off fatal lung Washington Depot. Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Bots- troubles as Foley's Honey and Tar who med flesh, Scott's Sold bv R. H. Beers & Newtown 49 At full line of meats always on hand. Ohm toni. Co., iTiu'sfon is a rich and com Are You In he season. Meats always of prime quality, Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B, reasonable. Botsford. and prices The many friends of G. II. Hausan Blakeman, fartabSe food, and a natura A of engineer L. E. & VV. R. R., at present Wearer iving in Lima, O., will be pleased to Read the following from B. H. John tonic. STAR RESTAURANT know of his recovery from threatened son. Manv Springs. Mo.: "I have used was Scott's Emulsion for Glasses? 31 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. kidney disease. He writes: "1 Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets bone, cured by using Foley's Kidney Cure for biliousness, general debility and Do fit 'ou exactly as they should ? We make a The dinner In the city for 25 cents. which 1 recommend to all, especially oains in the back and side, and they flesh, b'ocd and nzrvz. they ItrenUriist Sac. Suppurate. 20 meals 4. who are me sneedv relief.' of the eyes and prescribe the glass- Kntlrely refitted. Under new manage men trainmen usually similiarly save and lasting specialty testing proper afflicted." Sold by R. H. Beers & The entire treatment, ten Liver Pills We will send you es, and guarantee you a perfect pair in every particular. STAR RESTAURANT COMPANY Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy and fifteen Tonic Pellets cost only ztc a free snmpte. Hook; A. B. lilakeman, Botstord. One a dose, course a cure; trial dose Ordor cooklng.a specialty. free. II. E. Mott, Newtown; Betts Bj syre thst this picture much-talked-- is O The "faith cure & W. B. in the form of a label on Betts, Sandy Hook; bottle may answer in some cases, but when a Hawley, Sherman; S. J. Parks, Trum- the wr.'.opcr cf every I D & Horse ! hand is mashed, an ankle or wrist bull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville. 01 bmulsion you Buy. RE TODD, Blankets sprained, the flesh scalded or burned Jewelers and Opticians, We have a antnl lino from il H. L. Bridgman, SCOTT & BOWNE, and uo. Felt and Hubber Boots to lltall. Kul- - a ringer bruised or cut, Ramon's Nerv tiers. Arctics and a good line of Shoes. We Of The Standard-Unio- n of Who .x lione on, tne great healing, sooth CHEMISTS. 1054 Main St., .Bridgeport. a of Cotlees and Teas and can Brooklyn, make specialty Lectured . 1 the Town Hall, ing, antiseptic liniment, is what you OASTOniA.The "d You Hae Always Bought Y. you. B ull svock or Orocerles. Monday Beui tha 409 Pearl St., N. please Night, on Peary's Progress want, (jet the genuine liamon's. 25, S. PARKS. TRUMBULL, to the Pole. II. E. Mott, Newtown; Betts Signature ... SOc. and $1 1 all druggist. J. iV Betts, Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, Of THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. Newtown Women as Well as Men NEW HAVEN. The Bea &&r&&3 Are Made Miserable by CIRCULATION on till to fclo.O over Trouble. It i turn fare paid pureliaic amounting 1..1SS2. eoo Kidney wllliln ao nill rtsiu New Haven. January ECONOniZING OPPORTUNITIES. Last vveek, 4250 Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis- courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor Mid-Wint- er ana cheerfulness soon Extraordinary Shoe Sale. Sale Ten Peges. disappear when the kid- An Immense Joint Shirt neys are out of order We to Foot ' have not considered cost or the prices at which they have been selling. We have marked everything pertaining or diseased. Comfort down in view the to CLOSE OUT the remainder of our LARGE WINTER STOCK. maKer FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Kidney trouble has indiscriminately, having plan United effort of the biggest, worthiest become so prevalent Prices given here will appeal to the most conservative Pocketbook and it is all die to tha undaunted eaergiss of oar IMTEL- - The-Gamble-Dcsmond- that it is not uncommon -Co. LIGENT AND EXCLUSIVE BUYER. If you don't want to buy, don't, but look. in America and SHERMAN. for a child to be boj-- afflicted with weak kid- If urin- like this for no LKCTITRE BY KEV AV. II. WILSON. neys. the child No other store can have a Shirt Sale quite ates too often, if the ! ! ! ! other store can the on of so distrn Those who know the Rev Warren urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child Look Look Look Look get powerful reaches an when it should be abie to maker-fr- om Port-Chest-er Shirt Factory. II. Wilson and are familiar with his age gu!shed a the great control the passage, it is yet afflicted with Men's Vici Kid, Leather Lined Shoes, Boys' Satin Calf Shoes, formerly $1.50, Ladles' Box Calf Shoes formerly 1.9S. Ladi.-- s Vlcl Kid and Box Calf Shoes, s remarkable as a writer ana $4. Now $1.00. Now" $2. Now $1,411. Of course thousands of Shirts are sold every year in tn guts g, depend upon it. the oause of formerly $1.00. Now $1.50. formerly speaker will congratulate the Delvers the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first Men's Box Oalf Goodyear Welt Shoes, Little Genls' Spring Heel Shoes, for- Ladies' Russia Calf Lace Shoes, former- Misses' Heavy and Light WelehU In this volumn o. formerly 3, Now !.W. $1.00. Now 75c. remarkable sale of ours and every year great on addition of his name to their step should be towards the treatment of merly ly $3. Now $1.25. Spring Heel shoes, formerlv $1.75. the Men's Calf Shoes, formerly 2.25. Little Gents' Box Calf Shoes, formerly Now $1. 25. business means hundreds of new customers. list of lecturers and will be sure these important organs. This unpleasant Now $1.50. $1.75. Now $1.25. 1 Lot. Ladies' Fine Quality Vici Kid that trouble is due to a diseased condition of the i Shoes small sizes, formerly J2.nO Misses' IVtngl:i Bntlnn and Lace almost s Men's Satin Oalf Shoes, formerly $1.50, Men's Pelt Slippers, 4!e, 79c and 9Sc. Now $1.25. Now So that's this maker sends us an especial treat is in store for all who bladder Now 1.00. and $3.00, $1.00. Shoes, firmer!y H.. why distinguished kidneys and and not to a habit as $ IIolid;i.y Slippers In exclusive designs, market can hear his lecture on "The Influence most people suppose. Men's Out Russet Shoes, that are of Ladies' Leather Lined Shoes, formerly Misses' Patent Tip Shoes, formerly carload of Shirts at this time away under the price. High formerly worthy your attention. $.1.00. Now $2.00. $1 .25. Now 75c Women as well as men are made mis $4.00. Now $2.50. Wool Soles 15c. of the New England Town" to be giv- Lace Misses Grain Shoes, $1. of erable with and bladder Men's Hand Sewed Pat. Leather Shoes, Ladies' 50c. Ladies' Dongola Shoes, formerly formerly shirt in this even the is made splendid en in the kidney trouble. Now $1.59. Legfins. $1.50. Now 35c. Now 59e sod 69c. Every sale, cheapest, Congregational church, and both need the same formerly $ii, Ladies' Gaiteretts, 15c. full of the cloth, is per- 22. great remedy. Men's Vici Kid Leather Lined Best l.V. Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Lace Shoes, for- Childreu's Box Calf Shoes, formerly $1, material, cut and long, the straight way Thursday evening, January The mild and the effect of Shoes, Dressing. Now $2 00. Now 75r, immediate formerly $3, Now $2.00. Children's Soft Sole all merly $1.(0. linen set in bosom. ot Shoes, colors, fectly proportioned and has guaranteed Swatnp-Ro- is soon realized. It is sold Men's 50c. Now 25c. Ladies' Beaver Beaded Slippers. f Children's Dongola Shoes, formerly 85c, Waterproof ghoes. formerly formerly Now 5!lc. Now tec. Of course these won't last after the sale. You can t expect in f:tty- - $2.50. Now $1.98. Lad ies 50c Ku bhers. Now 30c. $1.00, oy druggists, e prices $2.50. box for- . not Lint and one llar &Z?;,hv Hoys' Calf Shoes, formerly Ladies High Cut calf shoes, Ladies' Felt Shoes, formerly $1. Children's No Heel Button und that. Yet money back cheerfully if you're pleased. Now $1.98. $;t.00, Now $1.50. Now 9c. Shoes, 40c, Now 25c your s. You mav have Awf&Skf&Nk merly formerly Unlaundered Shirts at 35c each; 6 for $2 -- azd pamphlet tell- - Home of Swauip-Root- . Reductions on all our stock of first Rubbar Boots, Shoes and Arctics. Come and Profit, Buy and And we Elite Unlaundered Shirts, 45cts; 6 for $2.50 ai! of the quality Rejoice. :j about it. including many that an will be the result of this list of Sampson Short Bosom Shirts, 45cts; 6 for.$2.5C n i;:ands of testimonial letters received hope overwhelming patronaga Astonishing Eargains Sampson Dress Shirts, 47cts; 6 for $2.75 rom suffeiers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer "Our own R. S." Shirt at 63cts;6 for $3.50 St Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. C. H. BENNETT 997 University Shirt at 79cts; 6 for $4.50 THE SHOE CO., Main St., Bridgeport. ' :Ci rriturt" Short Bosom Shirt 59cts; 6 for $3.75 a News. been very ill the past week, is liuprov-- Special Colored Neglige Shirt walk to visit her friend, Margaret almost at the beginning of the New Mr and Mrs J. O. Schattgen have re The corresponding secretary of the Gerard, for a lew days, this week. It Year, to her home on high, to the turned' to their city home in New 50cts for $1 Shirts. Mission received a is will be beneficial to place prepared by her Saviour. Chil- Haven to finish vaca Circle has lately hoped tbe trip dren and grandchildren are left to but hope their This is the first time the PortChester people ev- ery interesting letter from Mrs Iler-- the young lady, rs she has been suffer- mourn, but not as those who have no tiou there some time in the near fu er made Col'd Shirts. The kernel of this news is rick, kindly thanking the children for ing with whooping cough all wint jr. hope. The funeral was held on Mon- ture. fact built the Col'd Shirts along the their in the popcorn day, January 5. from her late residence, The 57th the that they've help making bags, The funeral service of Mrs Hanfo.d Rev V. P. her former Mrs Mary McDonald died after a same lines, on exactly the same models that their etc., for Christmas. She writes how Braman, pastor, full Burr took place at her late home, officiating. brief illness at the home of her nep- white ones are done on which means large and thankful the little children were for Rev A. A. Bick-- William in town de-tach- Tuesday afternoon, hew, White, this Semi-Annu- ed link work con al in body, laundered neck band, their gifts. May the good ford officiating. The interment was where and with whom she has made Sale found hearts another LITCHFIELD COUNTY. " cuffs, and a uniform excellence not usually tinue and gladden their at East Village. her home for many years. in col'd shirts. This special offering of Col'd Neg- year. -- OF- fine who is in the employ of CORNWALL. lige Shirts includes the new spring patterns of MALBY GELSTON Mary Curtis, WEST REPRESENTATIVE Miss Georgia Gray and sister, Miss Annie is ill. NEW PRESTON. madras, white and black stripes and figures, blue, New Mil- - Tomlinson, quite Appointed a Member of the House Mamie, visited their aunt in GEORGE H. CRANDALT, INJURED BY A pink and red effects. Committee on Educa ford, last week. Service at the church is held at 11 THE CHURCH NEWS. Legislative FALL. The of Muslin tion. o'clock promptly every Sunday, unless inclemency the weather, last Mills Hungerford has recently sold No one need be in doubt George II. Crandall is slowly .recov Sunday, probably prevented some from very stormy. church here. Those who his tobacco to Vincent Sterling. is to be service ering from a severe illness, caused by attending LEACH HOLLOW BRIEFS. that there preaching did reach there heard a good sermon by The Delvers met with Mrs I). B. falling down stairs and cutting the Rev A. H. Post, from text found in M. G. Leach and wife had a narrow Mallory, Saturday. LONG HILL AND VICINITY. back of his head. As Mr Crandall is St John 1: 41, "We have found the Underwear escape from a serious runaway, Mon Mr and Mrs William Metlar of New quite an old man, it was at first feared Messiah." Communion service follow HUNTINGTON. it would be a serious matter with ed the morning sermon. No service day night. Some of the harness gave Brunswick, N. J., returned home, last him, was held at Mr Post's chureh on New Pre horses became 's but he is at present doing nicely un Is Now in way. The frightened week, after a visit with Mrs. Metlar Preston hill in the nor was Progress Inventory ALL THE NEWS. afternoon, and ran, throwing them both out. parents. der the care of Nurse O'Donnell. the church again opened here during The horses were soon C. A Messrs Paul and Joseph Eehnberg the day. At the ! stopped by are convalescent-M- r no spent a few days in New York, last Henry Wells' people A RURAL DELIVERY ROUTE TO BE ES The dinner and roll call at the Sale Mallory with serious damage. church on Thursday of last week was week. and Mrs O. G. Beard returned to TABLISHED. Norman Moshier is thelfirst .to com rainy well attended bv the church Store, Mr and Mrs William Cutts of Broad Brook and Mary Beard to South The proposed rural free delivery membership. A few staid' away who Malley mence ice harvest. lie is getting it Long on records to be Lake, N. Y., has visited at Alba Cran- - Hadley, Mass., on Saturday. route through this section, taking in appear the in good In to close out the balance of our stock of on the mill pond. Cream Corn and regular standing, but who must Of New Haven.. order dall's. Marcus Munson, who is ill with Hart Hill, Hill, North a excuse Miss friends have had good for absenting Winter Goods in Elsie Ferry entertained is wall, Cornwall Center and Johnson themselves, ior the Anson smith has returned rrom a dropsy, failing steadily. ef- majority appeared from Bethel, Sunday, at the home of Hollow, has been approved to take or sent their excuses by letter or In we have Charles Mosher. three weeks' trip in the "West. fect February 2. friend. The dinner was well prepared quantities, Mrs Maria Palmer is very ill. Dr and well of LADIES' COATS AND There will be service in the served by the ladies this orepared more garments by Miss Lena Disbrow spent the day Congrega Shelton attends her and a trained The Congregational society has parish. cent. thr.n last with her Miss tional church, Sunday, at 11 o'clock a. nurse is care for her. bought the George R. Smith place, .esrly fifty per Saturday, friend, helping Mrs F. Hosford week s; SUITS, Libbie m., the Sunday school session north of the chapel, the reported price J. passed last ii of the fifty-si- pro- Kellogg. Miss Alice Wakelee Monday in New York City and Brooklyn. Mr any spent being $2500. This figure includes a was ne us sales. There are quite a few crops of tobac at her home in Coram. Hosford also in New York and reduced The Appropriate memorial services were new barn, to be built. The money for Brooklyn over last Sunday. We are offering them at greatly prices co in not sold and some not JU. this.place held Sunday afternoon, in memory of the new enterprise is all pledged by i. Bearasiey was called on Wed Price ere values for the money cannot be duplicated. stripped yet. GREENFIELD HILL. ol last week to win advantages Harry Crawthar, whose isad death subscription. The Smith family gen nesday evening Reduced nrices. also, on our stock of Winter sted, to install the officers of St An e. F. W. Disbrow is removing an old a few months ago in Montana. erously give $1000 toward the enter- drew's lodge. No. 64. F. & A. M. proportiona landmark on the C. I. Leach CHURCH NOTES. & Blankets. place by Mrs John McShea has been ill for prise. Hull Tyrrell attempted to put the taking down an old house that has Rev Dr Gane's subjects for next Sun priming coat of paint on the interior Women des to havo the past two weeks. Mr and Mrs E. L. Oviatt of Bantam of Hon N. Staub's cottage at Lakeside, ring been there for a number of years. day,. January 18, will be as follows Mrs Ives. Undermuslin-- t.-.-e dainti-2,- -t IN MILLINERY A successful dance was spent Sunday with Dr and last weeK, Dut the weather and cold i cf Mrs B. A. Odell is the Tery given by morning, "Nothing but leaves:" even air seemed to clog their brushes, so -- spending the of the Thurs Orson Nickerson is home from New kmd, made w th scrup winter with her daughter, Mrs Fred young people Grange, ing, "A Common Mistake." they abandoned the job till warmer All we re day evening. Milford for a short time. weather. ious care, cut to fit and Trimmed Hats are offering at 33 percent, Disbrow. The prayer meeting will be held at A. G. Caskey passed two days of last of Mrs F. E. Starr of New Milford week in New Milford with" fox iinuhed with that exquisite duction. Call at once and take advantage this The school children are having lots WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY. the parsonage, Friday evening at 7.15, his Mrs has returned to the spent several days this week with her hounds, and the first of this week he a.tention to detail tlutcvery notable of sport riding down hill. Some of Mary Beardsley until further notice, beginning on opportunity. of her 16th inst. mother, Mrs L. A. Dean. passed the hills of Litchfield. woman wishes to see in her the young men enjoy the sport thesi the home daughter after stay Mr and Mrs J. B. Stillson passed several months with friends in Hon T. S. H. C. and nice moonlight nights. ing DEERFIELD ITEMS. Gold, Hart, Friday night of last week at C Chase's, underwear, m East Village. Niles Scoville attended the Grange near soutn Kent. Norman Moshier and wife Y spent Miss Edith Bradley, who has been meeting at Hartford, this week. Joseph Brinton of Bedford. N. A B loiv the Monday at William Worden's Miss Helen Dimon has resumed her is able to be about was again here over last Friday night. i Prices Far evening vaca quite sick, again. from on school duties after spending her " Samuel B. Scoville has returned He went here Saturday to W. Q. Barton, tion with friends and relatives in Ca The younger children of J. P. More from an extended visit with his broth meet an engagement at New London. Ordnary, The meet with as King's Daughters naan and New Milford. house are reported having mumps. er at Bridgeport. Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. Mrs David this week, on Sat Stuart, coal The roads a great rush NORTH KENT. are invited to look over this urday. The high price and scarcity of icy brought With $2o00 raised for the parsonage is shown of of horses at the shop of the popular collectisn and note clearly by the quantities it means about $8000 subscribed for WHAT'S GOING OJ IN TOWN. superior There were gathered on the Win wood which is drawn from this blacksmiths, B. F. Burr & Son. in daily public buildings from this parish Mr Mrs the sale prices. pesink poultry farm in! this town, "00 to the A thousand dol and Reno Swift and daugh - vicinity city. about eight months. and Dr Skiff 3r r- . 1 a. tT 1 i- & eggs the month of December, ter, Mabel, Walter spent during saw WEST REDDING. lars a month is not bad in a small ear s at Skirl's. 1902, which was the of 40 Gideon TomJinson has nad a iew l feter Clearance z?aie ai product place like this. Misses Rose and Bridget Duggan Black Minorca Who can beat mill and a gang of men at work in his nave oeen nome pullets. woods. NEWS TERSELY TOLD. at tneir recently. record Mr and u. a. are X-- SOMERS & CO.'S, that with any other breed? will be held as ROXBURT. airs Pendleton vis C. W. Epworth League iting friends in Springfield. Mass. Rev Mr Cnchton delivered an excel Dimon has recently purchased usual on Joe of Sharon a few DANBURY, a new horse. Tuesday evening. Staphover spent New Haven. lent discourse, last Sunday, from the DEATH OF ELLIE THOMAS. days last week with his sister, Mrs John Todd and Mr and Mrs Arthur Frank Liner. ! text, "And he saw them toiling i Mrs Clarissa Burr, widow of Hanford Todd have been to where Ellie Thomas, one of the solid and Now In wind was Hartford, George Page took a trip to New Mil Progress rowing, for the contrary Burr, passed away at her home on John Todd commences his duties as highly esteemed citizens of Roxbury, ford, Saturday. er unto Mark 6: 48. Those Weld New Ail delivered a ; one-hal- f, one-thir- d one-quart- them," people White Hills, Saturday morning. The died 44 Harley spent Year's day err Everything in entire stock at and Representative of Redding. Tuesday morning, aged years. on purchases tak- who do not hear his sermons every Sun cause of death was old age, she being He was taken with a stroke of Good Hill with his many friends. off from regular low prices. To reduce stock before Miss Osborne of is apo The ice house to the adressd FREE OF CHARGE in day miss a great deal. in ner 89th year. She leaves two sons Ridgeheld staying a few to. his death. belonging ing Inventory we offer you unparalleled bargains Dinner Sets, a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Peter plexy days prior creamery is now being filled. M. was and three daughters. Two of the lat He is survived by a wife. Two sons, Miss ivatan and a are Toilet Sets, Crockery, China, Granite Ware, Tinware, Kitchen Kepresentative li. ijeiston ter are Mrs Scott and Mrs Hubbell Osborne of this Mary rnend and the thousand and one carried in as var- to last week place. four and rive years old, died some years enjoying a few days at the Katan Furnishings, things accompanied Hartford, both of this place. homestead. ied a stock as ours. by Messrs G. A. Barnes and J. N. The young people of West Redding, ago. Two brothers, Charles and My It will pay you to make us a visit. Woodruff. Mrs Lugene Worden, wno nas so Bethel and Georgetown" gave John ron Thomas, also survive him. Mr acted as of a last even Thomas was a son of Sufferers from weak nerves need Iron The ice harvest has commenced. faithfully organist the Todd, Jr., surprise Friday the late Samuel church for a . He will be missed Tonic. Try Ramon's. It is rich in three and half years, has ing. Thomas: much foods. E. school seems in- iron and inerve II. Mott, SOMERS & CO., The Sunday to be been obliged to resign the position Mrs Theodore Carter was called to throughout the town. The funeral Newtown; Betts & Betts Sandv Hook in numbers and interest. to on - 1st Conn. creasing owing trouble with her eyes. last week, to care for the sick occurred Thursday, Rev A. E. S. J. Par&s, Trumbull: W. B. Haw- Opp. Congregational Church, Danbury, Bethel, - STOP IT There was a social dance held at the The Ladies' for a few weeks. Thistleton officiating. ley, Sherman: E. A. Honan, Gaylords- - sewing circle met with vine. iM- residence of Miss Clara Tues- Mrs William Briggs, Jones, Wednesday of this The Ladies' Aid held a so A or cold may lead week. society WARREN. neglected cough day night. ciable in the parlors of the church on to serious bronchial or lung troubles. Don't take chances when Foley's Mrs Charles McDonald, who has Miss Jeanett Beardsley goes to Nor- - Thursday evening. A good time was o affords NUGGETS OF NEWS. (The Kind You Haw Honey and Tar perfect security enjoyed by all. Bears tha Always Bought from serious effects of a cold. Sold by RMOTORS George I. Benedict is on the sick list. Signature R. H. Beers & Co., Kewtown; Betts Do all is claimed for Mrs of & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake that them REDDIN8. Mr and Edward White and man, Botsford. erected according to instructions. child from Milton are in town. Use "ERMOTOR OIL;" It never freezes. NEWS IN BRIEF. The Youngs Schnell orchestra fur Mrs Daniel Sullivan is no better and nished music for in Milton and her chances of recovery are very slight hops W. B. Miss hmma Keid and her triend Kent Hollow, recently. "Oil, I Forgot r CURTISS, Agent Anna Banks or Bridgeport, are visit Mr ana Mrs son If wish to avoid se- friends in I). C. Henry Smith and you saying this, ing Washington, from N. are cure the excellent Excelsior or Standard diary, for 1903. Do you need tbe Nichols, Conn. Stephen Sanforrl has bought the old Elizabeth, J., visiting at old reliable Middlebrooks' or ball's almanac? All the new In al- of his William Oilmen's and other friends in Day features P. O. R. F. D. No. Conn. button shop brother, Tumi manacs and diaries can be found at 4, Bridgeport, Sanl'oid, also a piece ( f land from h town. nephew, William C. Sanl'ord. Main Mrs II. Whitehead is visiting her Owing to the iilness of Mr Schneil, Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Street, Bridgeport. daughter, Mrs Arthur Sherwood, ol Easton. H. I. Shaw lias engaged a new black smith, who is prepared to do work at the old stand. Rev C. Coerr, having given up h Cores Grip parish at East Noi wallf, will or4anize To Cure a Cold in One in Two Days,' a Sunday school and Bible class. Day Take Laxative BrOmO $PPI11R3 Tablets. tVAjb on every All stores sell STEPNET. Seven Million boxes sold in aost 12 months. This !?n2fcnre- - box. 25c first class these goods JII!S HULDAIl LEWIS. Mrs Jiuldah Lewis, widow of the late William Lewis, died at her home in Stepney, January 2, of pneumonia, at the age of 79 years. When she was 12 years of age she publicly confessed A Christ, and united with the Easton Don't Buy Baptist church, thus giving many years to the service of her Lord. She Wagon was a Constituent member of the Bap-lis-t f Before The best way to get church in Stepney. But she was You Have axa what more than that she was a consistent 3.T.8 .Seen-the;y- you want, orto member of the church, having a deep get rid of what you interest in its welfare, desiring the don't want, is to use prosperity of Christ's kingdom. She NEW The Bee's was one of those who believe in at- advertising the services of God's house columns. Try the tending when possible. It was not, however, c AMSTERDAM, "small" ads : ic a Churchianity that kept alive this in- word, one week. terest, but Christianity her faith in Model 1903. wnte for PricesT Christ, and His truth as revealed in the inspired word. It was a Christian- ity that lived through the entire week, Representative Noble Bennitt thus making her a good neighbor, a -- true a wife and M G. Of New Milford, Appointed A Member of the House Legislative friend, loving mother. LEACH, Hers was a pleasant home to enter. - " Committee on Sale of Lands. But her work being finished she went, Brookfield, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. 7 The Newtown Bee. evening, of Mr and Mrs E. F. Hawley. ! Is Miss Ella Belle Sterling was in New The Day York, List week, and attended the an- CIRCULATION: nual dinner of the Ingleside League, LnJt Bi0jfiI(D7 held at the Hotel Manhattan. Mrs Last Week, 4250 Vincent Sterling and Miss Sterling re- Coming turned from New York City on Satur When 8 hours will satisfy employers JANUARY, l, 188a, 600 day night. and division of profits will be the rule of all business establish- Manager Hoffman of McMahon's ments. What's the use of all this struggle and figuring and Ten Pages. clothing store has arranged a guessing bickering and robbing and cheating, the end is the same, a contest. To the one guessing the near- est to the exact boxes small lot in the cemetery. number of of LITCHFIELD COUNTY "AT HOME" Sunshine polish in the pyramid in tbe safe- SAME, see where we are at and our creditors are When we store window will be presented with a guarded, this establishment will inaugurate an ur day for NEW MILFORD. $3.50 pair of Emerson shoes. The con our employes and each one will have a goodly portion of the test will close on January 24. business runs at a loss. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FIRST NA- profits, no long TIONAL BANK. Philip Bernstein of Glen Core, L. I., and has been spending a few days with his At the annual of the First Goods, meeting Millinery Golden. Dry Carpets, friend, Ezra Music Boxes National bank on Monday, the follow- Regiria ing directors werechosen: 1. K. Bris- Ezra Golden has sold his horse to New styles, new discs, easy terms, we trust poor people as well as those C. C. A. H. S. Everett n. Marcy. who bank account. More in the world with little cash than tol, H. Sanford, Todd, hay a good people C. N". millionaires. Mygatt, H. L. Bandall, Hatch, Shoes, The icy weather has made a harvest D. L. S. S. We have advertised goods sev eral times before arrival and been Smith, J.' Butler Merwin, for the local blacksmiths. From. Mon pointed in delivery of same, fooled our customers; railroads too busy ; too much Greet. The directors chose these: to Em 11 is hadn't to day morning Tuesday night, prosperity all around for comfort. Everybody slow; ought hae President, I. B. Bristol; cashier, Hen- COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1903. Haefel and assistant shod 75 horses at moved until Spring, anyhow, Never mind; better, brighter days are coming. S. assistant E. J. Coal won't be so ry Mygatt: cashier, Mr Haefel's shop. always high. Sturges; clerks, R. E Murphy and J. L. 6. C. Opening postponed. Blame landlord, carpenter, painter, electri- Lester Warner has - W. Goldsmith. The bank Is one of opened a branch cal, anybody. It's not us; keep on guessing; there's money in it. of meat market in the Hunt & Miller Diaries at little prices. Small stock; get 'em quick; soon gone. the best managed the national Two this concern a sale which for the volume of business, done and the ex of state. The affable years ago inaugurated block on Grove street. and loafers read Boyce's Weekly; No. 1 out Jan. 7. It will do banks the teller, Workingmen was made us horny-hande- d sons of toil good to read it. E. J. Sturges, assistant ceptional values given eclipsed any sale ever held in New Milford. It is our ambition this year to outdo Fred R. Greene unloaded a car of Cloth-boun- d books, good to read if not so handsome to look at, were 10 cashier. coal, Tuesday. cents or 5 for a 9 cents, 4 for 30 cents. will be a most remarkable sale for two reasons: first because there will quarter, that record. The Sale this year Charles Prnvino Christmas Toys about all broken by this time. We sell toys all the year removed his tempo te - on 'round. be, nothing but clean, new, desirable and up-to-da- merchandise offered and second because every man- rary building the Park, Tuesday. s Confectioner Hipp has sold tbe tem means higher-price- will soon facturer of silk, wool, cotton and leather has advanced his price, which pre- porary building be erected on the Mark-Dow- n Park to his brother, Ludwig Hipp, of 1 -- article in this store will be in this sale at a Price. It will you to draw Hills & Co ' vail. Every pay your Northville. A.L. out-o- f- money out from the bank or mortgage your farm and take advantage of this sale. We want our Wallace S. Ferris has his Successors to Alex Levy. meat market in the block at tbe corner town friends to come, come to see me ana oener mew minora mat nas risen irom tne ashes. of and Railroad streets. NEW MILFORD, CONN. V larger Bennitt Come to this store the most modern, best equipped and lowest priced Dry Goods Store in Western Officers for the- - ensuing term of New Milford lodge, No. 292, New England Connecticut. Order of Protection, were installed C. Monday evening by District Deputy E. Riddiford, Charles N. Hall. Bank Street, New Milford. Mr Biiss, representing the Gorhatn Note Below A Few Manufacturing Co., was in town,Tues Household Goods, Wooden Ware, We Specimen day. Tinware, Crockery, If you want tbe best 25c Java and 5 and ioc Goods,' Glassware. : Mocha coffee sold, try a pound and get Prices a handsome decorated dish and also Dish a and 3 Quart Pail, ioc Pans, 25c coupon for large dish. Sales, about 4 5C 45C 100 6 25c pounds a week. At Farmers' REPRESENTATIVE NICHOLAS STATJB nt hkind Quality Outing Flannel, regular quality, Arrow Men's Collars (newest styles) 10 cents Trading Co.'s. Good Assortment Oranlte Ware. Of New Milford Appointed On the Heavy Lamps from 25c to $4.50. 5 cDtS Men's Hose, 25c quality 10 cents You can buy tbe best creamery but for the best make of flachlne for $20 to $35. House Legislative Committee On Fany Agents Sewing Banks. 4 cents Children's Ribbed white 17c 11 cents ter at The Farmers' Trading Co.'s Unbleached Cotton, splendid quality, Stockings, feet, grade store. It will to call as we have lots of bargains to offei cents Women's Embroidered Berkshire print, 25c; Crystal pay you Bleached Crash, Russia 4J Handkerchiefs, 10c goods. 6 cents Spring, 28c; Sage's print or tab, 30c A you. DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. 4-- 4 All no Best grade light Calico 4 J cents Percales, spring pattern 10 cents pure creamery butter; renovated The concert given by the Junior stock. We do as we advertise. The Best dark Prints 4 cents Women's Rubbers, 50 and 60c grade 42 cents Co. Guttd of St John's parish, at the parish ( Farmers' Trading 0. E. KLDDIFORD. 4 cents Women's Corset Covers, trimmed with 10 cents house, last week Thursday evening, White Doniet Flannel lace, George McCauley opens his new mar was one of the most enter- 4 delightful 10-- 4 Cotton blankets 43 cents All Silk Neck Ribbons, inches wide 16 cents ket in tbe Young block on Railroad tainments ever in New Milford. to-da- y. given 19 cents Golf 21 street ! The solos by Miss Chopourian and Flannel Skirt Patterns Gloves, cents Underwear Miss Osborn were greatly enjoyed. Coats Spool Cotton, loz 51 cents 18x36 inch Huckabuck Linen Towels, 12 cents PARK LANE NOT Its. The selections by Miss Weinstein, the . very enjoyable whist was SPECIAL SALE ONE WEEK ONLY ! 1 Silk 7 cents All Wool Dress Goods, plain and 39 cents party elocutionist, were especially good, and Corticelli Spo( fancy, given by Mr and Mrs William Booth, she was Miss 8 cents last week Wednesday evening, Mrs Commencing Saturday, January 10, my complete line will go at warmly applauded. 10 and 12c Outings Mary D. Bastwick gaining first prize following reduced prices, consisting of Fine worsted in black and tan Treadwell acted as accompanist in her and Howard Payne the booby. colors; Root's Australian wool "Ecru Finish" white cashmere; genuine usual creditable manner. The pro- JSew neighbors are expected tne gram was as follows: first of February, when Edward How-lan-d Derby Ribbed in blue and tan; Glastonbury; Camel's hair, single and takes of bis new home : "Old possession double breasted. White Lambs and Wright's Health Duet,. Folks at Home," South- Store. on Avenue B. It is one of the neatest ern, Miss Osborn, Miss Like Reductions in Department in the $2.50, Now $2.15 Per Garment Chopourian. Every cottages put up on tbe street, Tbe $2.00, " $1.69 Song, "Kathleen Ma vourneen, "Irish, interior is finished throughout In bard $1.13 ' Miss Osborn. 10 wood highly polished. $1.35, " Sole McCalFs Patterns, and 15 Cents. to ner $i.oo, 89 " Recitation, (a) "Mary Ellen takes a Agents miss May iserry returned " 41 " " school in Massachusetts after several 50, course in Elocution," Irish; (b) "Come visit her Fred " days' at brother's, All lines will be sold at former prices positively after January 17: Under My Plaidie, Scotch, Miss Wein Berry's. stein. heavy work harnesses, bought of Frank much annoyed and wisely proposes totand taken in charge by Funeral are attending the big furniture exposi- several Trom this place attended we "Bonnie Sweet Evitts. put a stop to the deviltry. Director Thomas. Her age was 39 tion in New York City, this week. Peck auction. William Bostwick re- Song, Bessie," turned the possessor of a Scotch Miss years. Her husband survives her. happy piano Chopourian. I. O. O. IN Manager Hoffman of McMahon's and 75 chickens. D. "The GOOD SHEPHERD LODGE, F., MR HILLS A SUCCESS AS A LANDLORD. The furnaces in tbe different houses McMAHAN, Whistling Regiment," Scotch, STALLS OFFICERS. IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. clothing store says he purposes to hare Miss Weinstein. A. L. Hills, the hustling proprietor a on some are being fed with wood this winter New Milford, Conn. W. as special sale article in his Merchant Clothier, Lak' a District Deputy John Hoyt, of the local news room, is Ousatonic chapter, R. A. M., worked and give very satisfactory results. Songs, (a) "Mighty Rose," as conducting stock of goods every week. He says, School o alter a two "The Bird and sisted by past grands of the lodge the Hotel Kenmore at Stamford, and the Mark Master degree, Wednesday began January Southern; (b) the installed officers for furthermore, that any party finding wetks' vacation. Miss TJrana Marsh Rose," English, Miss Osborn. grand officers, the is meeting with marked success. When night. not as is the teacher. the term of Good Shepherd the goods advertised can have Reading, "As the Moon Rose," En ensuing the coal famine assumed an acute Schaghticoke No. 37, I. O. R. their refunded. Edirar Bostwick is still busy draw JSTo. 65, I. O. O. F., tribe, money sawed and to tbe vil- glish, Miss Weinstein. lodge, Thursday stage in Stamford he promptly char- M., held a very sociable, Fri ing wood, split, FINE FURNITURE! 8, as follows: enjoyable A. T. of Newtown Song, Old Mel evening, January tered a car and shipped to Stamford in hall in Schover-- Nettleton visited lage. "Daddy," English N. E. Rowe. day night, their his recent Don, the little Shetland pony owned ody, Miss G., Frank 17 cords. Following is a copy of the block. Music was furnished brother, Joseph Nettleton,. Dr Sanford, ran away one day last Chopourian. V. Irwin C. ling's by by Duet, "The Last Rose of Summer," G., Heritage. menu served at the Hotel Kenmore on Wildman's orchestra and the occasion ly. week, as no one was in tne can n R. S. N. G., Myron Patchen. was laughable to see tbe little fellow "The and Branch our English, Miss Chopourian, Miss Os Christmas day: was in every way a success. Jeweler M. W. Hill was in New York Undertaking Embalming of R. S. V. G., Andrew E. Greer. go. business is te in and calls attended born. Blue Points on Half Shell. the first of the week. every respect, E. E. well-know- n as to or Warden, Oscar Ross. Cream of Tomato Treadwell, the day night. Pantomime, "Comin'thro' the Rye," Soup. Old Red scout of Red is work the has been Misses Conductor, Charles P. Camp. Consomme in Cups. the Men, Henry Harris, barber, mad Tar Scotch, Weinstein, Chopourian S. up the of a few in New York Foley's Honey and Osborn. R. S., James Sullivan. Boiled Salmon, Egg Sauce. ing membership Schaghti passing days City. forchuaren. smre, man, not L. S. Nichols. coke tribe, No. 37. Extra, Pantomime and Highland S., Harry Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing Miss Osborn and MissWeinstein of I. G-- , Woodruff. by Miss Emma Weinstein. George and Cranberry Sauce. Danbury were guests, last Thursday Fling H. Booth. HOYT & ATCHISON DISSOLVE PARTNER O. G., William Prime Ribs of Beef, Horse Rad- James E. Mullins. SHIP. W. & Go. NORWOOD PENROSE ALLEN. Chaplain, ish Sauce. If You J. S. W. V. Peelen. Hoyt R. G., Adolph Ti ps on Toast. French Peas. The firm of Hoyt & Atchison, fur Norwood Penrose husband of Asparagus Allen, L. S. V. G., Ernest A. Lathrop. niture dealers and funeral directors. Mrs Florence Merwin Allen, died at Braised Sweet Potatoes. New Conn. After the exercises refreshments Cream- have dissolved The busi- Blankets Want Bennitt's Arcade Building, Milford, the age of 52 years at his home in Mashed White Potatoes. partnership. were served, including steamed clams. ed Onions. ness will be continued by John W. 13-4- . Germantown, Pa., on January 6. Mr In The Telephone Olives. Cold Slaw. Hoyt & Co. The new firm will occupy and Anything Allen had been good health COURT GRANTS A NEW TRIAL Celery. enjoying SUPREME three stores in the Arcade buildingr Line Of E Lettuce Salad, Mayonnaise Dressing. until New Year's day, when he was IN THE WARNER-DEVIN- CASE. ! taken with what Crackers. Cheese. Assorted Cake. which will be especially fitted up for quickly developed The court has handed down new firm. Mr Robes into He was a Supreme Roman Punch. the Atchison retires - pneumonia. quite a decision in the case of Thomas S. as was Neapolitan Cream. with good feeling and with the best and prominent business man, he Devine H. O. Warner, wishes for success new 1 ou should get Wedding vice and director of against finding Crane Ice Cream Co., Philadelphia. the of the firm. ! president the an error ana a new trial. Mr Atchison has one or two offers in American-Agricultura- l granting Pie. Cocoanut Pie. Mince Pie. some of these, both for your New Chemical Co., a for Mr Warner. Apple Birthday Year JtL. This is victory is as undecided as to his Happy director of the Corn Nation- really Bon Bons. Nuts and Raisins. view, but yet own comfort and that of Exchange A. D. Warner of and course. Mr your al one of of Judge Woodbury Coffee. Tea. future Hoyt has many Gifts we invite to come sands are full run. It has into the vistas of the $c bank, the active board for Mr . and you Its slipped past, bearing Attorney J. F. Addis appeared The menu was very handsomely friends locally and will, without doubt, horse. We sell all grades with it our joys and sorrows, hopes and fears, pleasures and profit, loss managers of the Trade's League, and and John O'Neil of here and see our know-- them in of time J. Warner, Attorney on a neat card, ornamented at achieve success. , the are such as to stock, and gain, buryinc all the sepulchre a member of the board of managers of Mr Devine. printed prices please . . i Waterbury for the with a of holly. tuat we can Farewell, Old Year, Farewell the Germantown hospital, ne will be top sprig A REAL ESTATE DEAL. good judges. mg piease you best known to us here as having be A HINT TO THE BOYS. rom our and varied stock. But hark --k. Patrick McGarry has bought the large In come husband of Mrs Florence MRS WILLIAM KEEGAN. "Ilins out the old, ring tho new, the The small boys who have been mak farm of M. W. Hill in Aspetuck dis King out the false, ring In the true." g. Merwin Lemmon six nearly years ago. ing disturbance, covering the station The funeral of Mrs William Keegan trict. Mr McGarry has been 'on the we our friends A New Year and He leaves to mourn his loss his Aid so say to many Happy, Happy wife, floor with tobacco juice and breaking took place last week Wednesday, at farm for five years and is an enterpris- B III T O 11 a d i a vvr v sm. DC Taj IlUJIeUtJ a J lia uui iff one a brother and a sister. te yvJ uauyui pi jvu daughter, out glass at the railroad station at Northville, Rev Mr Manee officiating. ing and farmer. M. W. HILL, Still River will have the hand Mrs died in the New Haven Harness. New Milford, Conn. 4k TIIE TOWN ELECTION CASE ARGUED heavy Keegan of the law laid upon them if they do hospital, last week Monday. Her body ROBERT ZEINER'S REAL ESTATE DEAL. Tbe case of J. LeRoy Buck vs. An been was to New -- not desist. Agent Ryan has brought Milford, Tuesday, Robert Zeiner has a J. The drew G. Barnes was on Tuesday bought building R CASTLE, Clothier, argued lot of Hunt & Miller on Grove street It you are DallK o tree it nri oiuic num mvw .?aiaivHwa of last week before the Supreme court & and will build a double heuse in the looking for anything in the way - at Hartford. Attorneys Davenport Searchlight 4r- Banks and J. F. Addis appeared for spring. of a Harness, come in here, for Coffee Mr Buck and Attorneys D. T. Warner Good C. E. Smith has taken a position we can show a great line in and J. F. Williams for A. G. Barnes. with A. L. Hills & Co. It is believed the decision will not be Light Driving, Medium and Is the BEST 23c C. I. Leach is five of Winter Clothes. delayed, as it concerns the point who offering pounds Heavy Team. Harness, and our Java and Mocha Coffee Sold ! shall hold the reins of government in Clothing prunes for 25c. He also has for sale If are in need of in the Winter New Milford for the some extra choice Greening apples. Prices are based on a very small you anything year ensuing. Our Prices were cut Try a pound and get a beautiful decor Clothing line you will make a serious mistake if you don't come in and A. G. Barnes was present and listened Mrs Hine of Derby has been spend- margin of profit. ated dish free. Also a coupon entitlinf to the arguments. in the start. Our Suits and ing a few days with Mr and Mrs George you to a large decorated dtah to match. uur sales average too pouww m wm, H. Lines. this fa GET OUR PRICES ATTORNEY ADDIS ENTERS UPON HIS Overcoats went at the prices we which shows the popularity of Mrs Thomas of New Haven was mous Coffee. at DUTIES AS JUDGE OF PHOIiATE. marked them. We have a few the Only guest, last week, of Mrs George H. Staub & And examine our goods before buying elsewhere. It means a great Attorney J. F. Addis, who entered Mallett, nice Suits and Overcoats at the Lines. Cor. Main & Church saving to you. upon his duties as judge of probate Sts., 15he same We can fit Grocer Leach is Farmers' Trading We are now in our new store and are better able to supply your last week Wednesday, on Monday mov prices. you offering three New - - Conn. from of three-crow- n raisins for 25c, Milford, Co., Clothing wants than ever. ed his office effects the Nobl yet. pounds Bennitt block on Bank street to the an extra good value. 5 New Milford, Conn. of office in Town judge probate's the James J. Feeney has received $9.33 Free Telephone. & i Delivery. hall. This is Mr Addis' third term SHOES for injury while chopping wood, on a LaHAIT THOMAS, he NEW MILFORD. CONN, the othce, having served lour years policy in the United States Health House to his defeat Mr Todd two of all kinds. Sugar Syrup previous by Pememher the Dous-la- $1. 3.JSO and Accident Insurance Co. D. K. Seasonable and years ago. and 4.00 Shoes for men. Try a pair Colepaugh is the local agent.- - Edward We are offerinfir Sugar House Contractors and Builders. A Fine Assortment of and will have no other. C. a Ives, who has been in you Rowland received $16.66 from the Syrup, prime article, at Toothsome Harry kept The Franklin at $3.00 is the best In same as ELLSWORTH FENN, doors for several weeks, was able to be We have ad- company the result of an acci A town for the money. dent in 30c Gallon. Confections CONTBAOTOU AND BUILDEK. WALLACE &Co.'s out, Monday, for the first time. ded Rubbers, Arctlcts, Rubber Boots which he lost the end of one Washington Depot, Conn. and Felts of all kinds to our stock. of his fingers. t3""E8TiMATic8 Cheerfully Furnished. Most Excellent Mrs Michael Feeney is visiting at and Fruits Ezra Golden passed last week in New Chocolates and Bon Bons. Pa. For Sale Two good work horses V "GIVE THEM A CALX, : Pittsburg, York and AT V been Philadelphia.selecting goods THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., John Dodd, who has laid up for & for the spring trade. Duncan - five weeks as the result of a broken Canfield's, New Milford, Ct. leg. CKarles . Licensed to Joseph Cox of Bridgeport passed CHAS. I. LEACH, Provino's, Contractors, Builders, Architects returned, last week, his work Head-to-Fo- ot South Side of Bank Bakk Nw Miuobd, Ot. W. N. Noble, Pharmacist Outfitters, Street, with his B. Cox. Church New Strut, Special Attention to Silos given. Estimates Sterling's tobacco warehouse. Sunday brother, John Street, Milford. The Lateet and Best Goods the Harkst furnished In all classes of work, with Satisfac- On Bank New flllford New Milford, Conn. Affords. tion guaranteed. St., Charles Ilartwell has a fine pair of De Watt Pepper and I. G. Heritage 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. over the birth of a little daughter. A DULL PARAGRAPH, Mr and Mrs Philo Blackmail gave a 1 dance, last week, in honor inf their Yet not Without the Solid Meat of Instruc- BROOKFIELD. 73" - tion Wrapped Within It. o daughter, Ida, who is here on her wed- I will write a dull but instructive o trip. Mie win make ner nome in Do You para- NUMBER OF aing graph. It begins with a list of bad things, SCHOOL CHILDREN. o Waterbury. to wit : rheumatism, gout, bronchitis, liver The enumeration of children Charlie Nelson, while helping saw by the wood 1). D. bv sawed complaint, kidney complaint, affections of shows continu- at Joyce's power, the all forms nervous ail- district committees a the back of his hand so he had to have A skin, asthma, of ous Wajit ments, pneumonia, epilepsy, insanity falling off year by year, this year Like number of si itches taken in it. Dr well, that will do. The question is, what greater than usual, whether from lack Smith attends him. is the real cause of these ailments ? As the of of enumerators or children what thoroughness the a Comet Position ? say, "makes" them? The from an actual whole STEVENSON. answer is, Poisons manfactured in the di- decrease. The io sky comes gestive system. Cure the indigestion and number reported to the state comp- star of health WE you cure the fruits of it. That is the which forms basis for the This to the weak and DEATH OF CHARLES DOOL1TTLE. troller, the famous remedy - Mrs William .Tordon last truth, and it is common sense also. Fail state was 188. Two weary cespon- returned, Carvnot to cure the cause and doctor appropriations, does for the stom nt dyspeptic, Friday, from Wallingfnrd. where she Svipply you may was 198. ach which it of its a pain-curse- d years ago it Those children that all had been 1o attend the funeral of her any consequences through do for uring - The Demand. lifetime, always in vain. All con- four or live years old are the ones most is unable to stomach brother, Charles Doolittle. Mr D00- or infectious diseases Itself, even if but troubles and ttle died ;. 1 he funeral Placed tagious select their apt to be left out, as they do not usual disordered January Four Students victims from people weakened by bad slightly digestive was attended trom his late home 111 ly attend school and the teacher's reg or overburdenec disorders. 8. Weekly digestion, or by insufficient nutrition. is Wallingford, Thursday, January If you don't believe me ask the ister the source of information for le was ti.'5 years old and leaves a wife plague - For the month. and cholera experts. At present the lead- the enumerators. and one daughler. Miss tVnella Doo- past ing medicine tor indigestion, chronic dys- Kodol ittle. A sister, Mrs William Jordan, I pepsia, sluggish liver, inoompetent kid- also survives him. and slow is Calcura TOBACCO BUYEUS THICK. supplies the natural We Teach Counter-Clearin- it neys Juices of digestion and Mrs Warren J. Stowe is in Bridge g Solvent, a discovery from the medical There was considerable does work of the Mrs of Dr. David of activity the port visiting her daughter. John 1 workshop Kennedy, Kings- the Stowe. Bus ness! ton, N. Y. It is a tremendous of among tobacco growers, last week, stomach, relaxing fighter but few sales were made. The nervous tension, while J. B. Downs returned, last week Fri To meet the demand for our disease, and usually conquers. It is one of though the inflarrfed muscles from he been the new make men wonder. New Milford is day, Cornwall, where had graduates we continue Mark-Dow- n. things that buyers claim the crop and membranes of that tor a week up white ash tim- The sick praise it with open mouth and so will not over buying thankful poor they give eight organ are allowed to ber. hearts. Tell the druggist to give cents. is rest and heal. It cures - m m Free Commuta- Value giving is over the at- you a bottle of Calcura Solvent, Dr. Ken- They say this their top notch, new whether or not. Growers indigestion, flatulence. If you have been in traction of this store. nedy's medicine nothing else. good say of disappointed tion are not to sell for palpitation the heart. other "cough cures" don't censure Ra is now doubled they ready that price nervous dyspepsia and mon's il To new students from outside It's power be to later. all English Cough Syrup. Try the reductions of this sale. women trom l lie churches will act as yet, but may compelled stomach troubles by first, then you will sing its praise. A of City, if this "ad" U present- by and the wiH be in As many as two or three buyers were cleansing, purifying and few doses alwavs relieves while the ed. salesladies, pastors the OVERCOATS charge of tiie cashier's desk, while lit almost in sight vt one another on some strengthening glands, continued use effects a complete cure. membranes of the stom- Large bottles only S.tc H. h. Mott. WW tle misses from the Sunday schools days. ach and digestive & Were $18 and $..()- - organs. Newtown: Betts Betls, Sandvllook: Now $15- - will open the doors for patrons and W. B. Hawlev, Sherman: S. .1. Parks, A GOOD SUGGESTION. STILLMAN Were S15 and J18 conduct t'nem to the various depart Trumbull; E. A. Honan, Gaylords Now $13. ments. The churches expect to ma Ice Another school has introduced vocal Kodol Cure ville. If: music into curriculum and with Djspepsm Wen $12 and I more during the fortnight than they its College, Now very so far. In 297-30- $io. would in six with tlia satisfactory prospects Tour Dealer Can Supply Too. 3 Main St., YVroS13iirul !; months ordinary the of school visitor OUR LINE OF opinion the it Bottles Size 2H sociables. Mr De Forest ad only. $1.00 holding times m Now $7.50. fairs and would greatly stimulate an interest in the trial size, which sells for 50c. Conn. TnE music and in school work could this Danbury, vertises in Bee frequently and Prepared by C C DcWITT ( CO.. CHICAGO. SUITS the new he makes will be more generally done. In these days Felt and Rubber Calls Welcomed. Catalogues departure music Has come to be considered more Free. Wore J18 and $20 be watched with interest. Now $15. as a necessary part of an ordinary edu Boots Were ?15 und IS cation than an accomplishment, and he Now $13. OUR READERS CAN MAKE M9NEY believes that a small appropriation a month with friends in Rhode will from the town would be of ing Is unsurpassed. The weather Were 12 and $15 productive Island. soon be here which these Now $10. Distributing the products of a large good results were it to be used in em requires ploying some local music teacher to goods and now is the time to buy Were $10 and $12 manufacturing company in their own Deputy H. W. Andrews and Mrs n 1 Now $7.50. visit all theschools in town once in one them. Don't fail to examine our ir r 3. whose have had will v town, goods steady or two weeks to give such instruction Andrews attend the State Grange stock betore v v sale for 25 years wholly by local agents as may be adapted to the capacity of meeting in Hartford, this week, and making your purchases. men and women) who earn from S500 the pupils. Mr and Mrs Percy Hawley as delegates to $1200 a of them from Brookfield iiaeiblem. year each, many Grange. TAYLOR. CUR.TIS & THE GROCER AT been with the company from CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. having An entertainment will be in its start. It requires no capital. For At the annual election of officers for given CO, Conn. the Congregational Sunday school the the Brookfield Town hall, Wednesday The Brick Hook. Adams. full particulars send a committee the Store, Sandy to-da- nominating presented 21, for the benefit of y to A. Lea was evening, Jajiuary For your supplies, and get f stamped envelope following list which accepted: the West Ironi Works school. An en Wade, General Agent, (F-6- Roxbury, buperintendent, Mrs V. VV. Francis. prices on fresh eggs. I Assistant Mrs E. K. tertaining program has been arranged FILLS Mass. superintendent, PcrinYROYAL, UeButao. Smith. by Miss Maude Addis and Miss Lillian PSVTfcTSBAFE. a lrya reliable. I.adle. uk Drurrlt Secretary and treasurer, Miss W. war a Watch This Space. t COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. Osborne of Danbury. Both young la In REDViiiiiiiviand Gold metafile fiiiutiuabom. m14 Skid more. with blue ribbon. Taken other. RefWoa are well in musical lamlta-tloa- W. H. Wakelee Mrs John Wetmore. dies known circles, ItMseroM &abUttlma Ml a. Representative RECOMMENDATION OF A WELL KNOWN Chorister, Bnj of 7ar Druggist, or mtmA 4- - hi Miss A. J. They will be assisted by local talent. MsmM r Teotl alaU House Com- Librarian, Northrop. Particular, ra IF Of Southbury, Appointed on the Important Legislative CHICAGO PHYSICIAN. and Relief far Ladles, fit Uttmr, by IT'S Assistant librarian, Mrs II. W. Mall. 10.04MI TemiKoatala. Sold by mittee on Appropriations. Keeler. E. II. Beers took a to Hartford, nnuriiu. tkUfeMftf rhrilnal Caw Wall Papers! I use and prescribe Chamberlain's trip Ihattaa this papar. Maill Baawre, FM1LU 1A for almost all obsti Floral Committee, Miss A J. last week. Groceries Cough Remedy Miss Josie Miss Daniel Murphy and E. H. Beers de Wall L and nate, constricted cougns, witn direct Northrop, Smith, Mary to of Papers YOU WANT Call on them when in Bridgeport to children of Bowdv. livered their tobacco Schoveiiing Wall will be sold the next results. I prescribe it New Milford, Papers during The Newtown Bee. let t'nem show you how you can save all ages. Am glad to recommend it to recently. COAL. COAL. days at very low prices. CalL. look at our large all need and reiiet irom Miss Susie Whitcome last Miss Eva Elsenboss visited friends in stuck and get Drices before vou buv. Our dbf Come to this store and you are sure money. in seeking returned, Newark, N. J., last week. MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, counts will astonish you. They must go to , " colds and couuhs and bronchial afflic week, from a short visit to her brother for a raaKe place ior new guuus. 1 to the BEST. non-narcot- ic Mrs D. D. has been sick get Everything CIRCULATION: of Half tions. It is and safe in Joyce Sandy Hook, Conn. Fresh and the Prices are such as to Mr and Mrs Charles Bradley in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. few days. 0FGo:il at New W. W.WALKER & SON, entertained The the hands of the "most unprofessional. J. T. Beers is able to be out after a yards England Depot. v please the most economical Way River kindly A universal panacea for all mankind the last the 500 Mr in St.. Bridgeport. Ct. buyers. Last Week, 4250 at last Sat M. At Grange, week, resig few davs' illness. Bee representative dinner, Mrs Mary R. Melendy. D.. Ph. I). nation of E. N. as master was Hill school commenced Chicago. 111. This remedy is for sale by Hawley Huckleberry Blacksmithing, Carriage and ' JANUARY, 1, 600 urday. ... H. W. Monday, 5, after a two weeks ' TH&KroINQ i88, R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, accepted and Andrews elected January Wagon Work. Very Pretty Patterns 4 MOR.R.1S, W. JN fill vacation. new u a of Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; to the place. Miss Phebe Elwood has been Are among our wall Newtown, Conn. Mrs Mary I. Botsford is victim Hurd, Long Hill; The E. C. Piatt Co. quite aper stock. You never had more to choose Herbert returned to work in Doorlv with rheumatism. C. roin and you are bound to be pleased. This Ten Pages. the grip. Hawleyville: A. B. Blakeman, Bots Kellogg has Eli L. SMALLEY, the time 10 have your home made beautiful ford. on a Nils Hendrickson bought reasonable Call and see us now. ? t PiJ;tsneld, Mass., Mopday, after Stevens' farm. Stepney Depot, Ct. prices. H. C. Beers of Botsford, who has two weeks' vacation during the change Mrs Estella Montrose is 13S9. UNCONSCIOUS FROM CROUP. spending Established in COUGIILIN BROS, ? TOWN TOPICS. been under the doctor's care, is now of factories by the firm he is working few davs with friends in Danbury. Does all kinds of Wagon and Carriage Re- Mrs Lewis Co veil has returned home pairing and Painting; also Blacksmithing in 1117 Main St- - Bridgeport, Ct. much for. - improved. a sudden and terrible attack a few weeks with her all- its branches, irst class workmanship J During after staying guaranteed ana prices always reasonable. Paint! CONNECTICUT SHEEP BREEDERS of croup our little girl was unconscious Should the present cold weather mother in Great Plain. Give me a call. ASSOCIATION. Mrs Martin Troy spent a week re trom strangulation, says a. u. hpatiora holdv will their Mrs Bell Wildman and ch.'ldren from Devoe's Lead and a dose many dairymen begin Mrs E. W. Gilbert, cently with friends in New York City postmaster, Chester, Mich., ice so far4 thick Bethel spent Sunday at William . was harvest; the average Do and Zinc Paint, the best Paint in the MEETING TO BE HELD IN 4.,. 01 One Minute (jure administered F. Wild man's. Not Read This. 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn., ANNUAL Land often. reduced the ness is from five to eight inches, but Miss Emma Babbet of Bethel world for painting houses. Color HAKTFOKD. repeated It J. Carriage Repairing in all its branches care Hardware, Wooden and Tin Ware, Glass, Mrs Michael Troy, Miss Mamie Troy swelling and inflammation, cut the will rapidly thicken with suitable spent a few days with Mrs J. T. Beers fully attended to. Is ever Slip Horse Shoes in Cards sent on was all standard sizes. Longman & Martines Pare Paints, best application. and John Troy of Norwalk jnade mucous and shortly the child rest weather. and Mrs Peter Fennels. fence The members of the Connecticut ing easy and speedily recovered. It Mr and Mrs Lewis Covell are receiv Horseshoeing A Specialty. paint made; barb aad plain wire; association are called short visit with Mr and Mrs Martin all screen wire, poultry netting, etc. THE Sheep Breeders' cures coughs, colds, la grippe, and Mr and Mrs F. K. Hawley are spend ing the congratulations of their friends HENRY A. to meet at Jewell on Troy, last week. throat and lung troubles. One Minute BRENNAN, Hall, Hartford, Shop near R. It. Station, Bethel, Conn. H. & 21, 1903, at 12.:S0 Cough Cure lingers in the throat and Chas. Sweezy HUBBELL & WADE Co., Wednesday, January - to con off- in entire stock at one- chest and enables the lungs Long Hill, Conn, p. m., far the purpose of electing Everything health-givin- g to one-quart- er tribute pure, oxygen 363 Water St., Foot or Bank, one-thir- d and off icers and that balf, blood. S. J. Trumbull; A A A Gift. Horse NOTICE.and blacksmithing Carpenters and Builders. considering propositions Somers & the Parks, Watch" As New Year's shoeing general - Conn. may be introduced to increase the in- from regular prices is what B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & also wagon sud carriage repairing in all its Estimates furnished and contracts Bridgeport, Co., the First Congregational Co., W. N. Hurd, Long Hill In selecting a Watch as a qift you are sure nranciies. All work guaranteea. iw prices. Prices reasonable. terest in sheep breeding in Connecticut. opposite Stepney; We of Watches and offer a vari- uume ana give me acau. Even-ng- Betts & BeUs, Sandy Hook; M. Beach that it will be appreciated. are good judges yon $Sr"Store Open Monday and Saturday R. S. church, in Danbury, are offering. This El- Hinman, President. Monroe W. J . Beehler, Brookfield. ety to choose from in Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Silver Cases, with Waltham, Fred Klein, Bethel. Conn. is a line chance to get dinner sets, or Hainden movements. You select watch now and have it Shop Opposite Short's Hat Factory. Go Your The above call is by the presi- gin may your put Through signed crockery, china, granite ware, kitchen aside for vou. This system saves you much worry. In the meantime we will And if von an v old books, steel to A sn have dent only, owing the unfortunate utensils, etc. Give them a call. NEW REMEDY. regulate it for you so that it will keep perfect time. gravings, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs,' s. Brookfield death of the John 11. Wad-ham- P. H. mahogany rurnlture or any oia rasnnoeai secretary, The old friends of Chamberlain DIXON, Cosn. stun", china, cmckerv. newter. silver. etc B?eti is called y You can sen The meeting by.co.urte-s- Mrs Maria Ferris is in Warren, Pa., Cough Remedy will be pleased to know Carriage and Wagon Making and it out and turn them Intocash. of B. of HENRY C. is by mail a descript ion of what you haveije Hon John Noble, secretary the guest of her daughter, Mrs T. C that the manufacturers ot tliat prep REID, Repairing, Horseshoeing we will reply promptly. out a new Successor to John Beid, And General Blacksmithing. Special attention 1 the Connecticut Dairymen's Associa- aration have gotten remedy BEDFI ELD & Auctioneers. . ; Wallace. given to horses. Also ox JCEAXE, J called Stomach interfering shoeing. 177 .. -- tion, between sessions of that body, in Chamberlain's and Jeweler, 952 Main Street, Bridgeport. Wagons of all kinds built at short notice. Sat Falrlleld Are, Bridgeport, Ot Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting isfaction guaranteed. Over 20 years experi-esc-e. order that farmers attending the Mrs John Stevens and I. B. Good- with much success in the treatment Kind treatment to horses. Fancy horse Dairymen's meeting may be present Mr Mrs of sick head snoeing 11 wantea. uive me a trial. Texas Oil Se-- New No. 981 Main sell have been visiting and F. constipation, biliousness, High Class Street, and like dis f-- without extra expense. When the B. Hubbell in Westport. ache, impaired digestion WILLIAM WEL.L.I3TGTOX, curities Breeders' Association was orders. These tablets are easier to Orange Jewelers, Sheep organ- take and more in effect Typhoid Nichols, Conn. Bought on commission. Many of the best ized was to pleasant than " stocks can be purchased lowon the exchanges. , under its charter, it voted J. of Jesse Dills, not move the Best place to get your horseshoeing and now com- - Ct. Ernest James, grandson then they only blacksmithing done. Also all kinds of wagon IMvidends of several companies are Bridgeport, admit interested in to recommend none but -- anyone the pur- James in Huntington, is visiting bowels, but improve the appetite and Scares and carriage building and repairing. For sale, ing my clients. I secoud-hau- investments. i. poses of the association to membership N. TI. correct any disorders of the stomach a number of d carriages and wag- good friends in Manchester, For sale R. H. Beers & ons in good repair. W. W. DAVIDSON. s without a fee, as there and liver. by Box 1 lis. Mew Haven, Ooon. i membership Co.. Newtown: Taylor, Curtis & Co. was to be no compensation for any off- Frank Favereau has moved Are recently Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill quite the style 1 Men's Watches. icers. Whether the secretary house The E. C. Co., A 15. Remember s nnVeUiat av !e kept into the formerly occupied by Piatt Hawleyville; these days. Typhoid is holding high n-- TUTTLE, ana no lowest rates assessments, - of who associ- B. Botsford. '. ajist persons joined the R. E. Goodsell. Blakeman, carnival in many localities and many Conn. have your choice of five of the strongestimaif.Fire Our assortment of Men's I do Southbury, Insurance companies doing business. Send ation and attended its meetings, cases are serious. If you have an me a card and I'll call. Watches Is complete with the not as what books and records Mrs 0. E. Blackman has been enter A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. Horseshoeing and General Jobbing. All of in- know, kinds of Wood Work done at short notice. We STILES M. CLARK, best makes movements, were as two close our every at noon. cluding our own special watch. he left taken toTorrington by his taining guests her sisters, shop Saturday Monroe. Ooon. we recommend for son and at my to the Misses Bertha and Carrie Perry, of Kodol does for the stomach that Artesian Well The latter request passed which it is unable to do for itself, even extra time keeping quality. treasurer, B. C. Patterson. Fifteen Stepney. when but disordered or over Every Watch Is fully warrant, minutes to suffice for the election slightly You can rest easily for these wells ed and In for a ought loaded. Kodol supplies the natural kept repair of officers and if there is business intro- Norman B. Glover, who sustained an juices of digestion and does the work shut off surface water and similar Our Prescription Department. year. in his caused a fall 01 tiie the nervous contaminations. In seasons duced requiring more time au adjourn- injury knee, by stomach, relaxing dry you We the orders of lot down has been to tension, while the inflamed muscles of need have no fear of as obey your physician ment can be had. A full attendance stairs, obliged stay are allowed to heal drought, you We do our for oar ax in a few that organ restand will have an and plicitly. part well, arrangements to serve you part of a of those Interested in the encourge-men- t for days. Kodol what you eat and enables abundant, unfailing fixed Our digests 1 definite system. drugs and chemicals are from the most reliable sonrces of in Connecticut the stomach and organs to pure supply of Water. am drilling sheep breeding digestive Each on medi-- ; II. S. Benedict is out with a new transform all food into rich, red blood these wells all the around and should be tocommmunicate per- ingredient dispensed your prescription thus represents the highest is desired. year pleased cal value. Our methods are commended all Oar runabout, purchased of R. Ilatchj & S. J. Parks, Trumbull; A. B sonally or fcy letter with you. by reputable physicians. prices Sen of New Fairfield. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & are and always have been the most reasonable. DODGINQTOWN. Co.. Stepney; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill A I Am Now Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; M. Beach to corn L. F. Cor. Prepared grind on the 00b and Mr and Mrs F. II. Mitchell, Miss Monroe; W. J. Beehler, Brookheld. CURTIS, lYoSMain St.f Elm, B'pH. all other kinds of grain for feed. I also PERSONAL CHAT. . Hattie and Miss Sarah E. N. .have on band Gluten Feed, Hominv Meal. Northrop SIPPERLEY, Mr Mrs Wallace Minor are in Hartford-- , this week, at Wheat.'Mixed Feed, Wheat Bran, Mid- and Davis and FOILS DEADLY ATTACK. Sipperley's Mills Westport, Conn dlings, Victor Corn and Oats Feed, etc. children, Daniel Davis and son, Harry, tending the annual meeting of the Pictures and Picture I also sell the B. M. C. Best Bread flour of Easton, Robert Davis and children State Grange. Hubert's in bbls. and sacks and will intake a low of Hattertown have been the recent "My wife was so ill that good physi Frames. price on all the goods. Give me a call cians were unable to help her," writes of Mr and Mrs E. E. who lives in Palestine Brie-a-Br- ae f if you want to save money in buying. guests Ferry. George Lake, J.U. ivi. Austin, or Winchester, ind Portable SAWING Outfits ART Novelties in aad Cat Glass, John Behn has been sick. district, has recently been cutting "but was completely cured by I)r Artists Materials and Statuary. Head-- ! quite 4-- down the large maple tree in front of King's New Life Pills.'" They work 6 P. O. Arcade, Bridgeport. quarters for pyrography or wood burniag-- J Jesse Sherwood of passed his which has been a landmark wonders in stomach and liver troubles. A Specialty. Waterbury house, uure 2oc JR. the Christmas vacation with his so constipation, sick headache. H. Stone's, for many years. It is estimated to at R. H. Beers & Co.. Newtown: 1 South Ct. mother, Mrs Esther Sherwood. be over 100 years old and measures Hawley & Co., Stepney; Taylor, Curtis bury, sc stores. Miss Minnie Reed has been visiting four feet in diameter. uo., bandy hook; drug ill relatives in Bridgeport. G. F. Baker & Co. A. Whitimore, who has been in New Mr and Mrs W. F. Mr and A LIFE AT STAKE. Bassett, Preston with his portable engine and u Mrs Wallace Huse have been recent You no doubt will we are dead sur- D saw, has recently moved it onto the think and buried; you people In the I guests of Mrs Elizabeth Ilarnuin. If you but knew the splendid meri rounding cities and towns. Yes, we have been from writing advertisements, wood land owned by George Parmelee of Foley's Honey and Tar you would but not from selling furniture and stoves. The newlv married ones have been Master Robert Leonard of Bethel in Hattertown, where he will cut of a never be without it. A dose or two coniinsr thick and fast for the last three months we will 148 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn or and hope they still has been the recent guest of his cou- tract of timber. .... will prevent an attack of pneumonia keep coming. Iliis is what we all like to see and do fthnr. is most of us) of (Formerlvof Dan bury.) la grippe. It may save your life. Sold STEPHEN B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. course there are exceptions. We hope will still hooked up The best photos at reasonable sin, Willie Ferry. R. H. Beers & Co.. Betts they keep getting rrices, 1). u. Peek lias recently sold a pair by Newtown; Branch Store, 38 South Market St., Boston, Mass. (a pnrase used in tne wilderness) as it makes us all happv, especially the furni- & A. B. 68-pa- ge man Miss Ernestine Sherwood has been of oxen to L. C. Gilbert & Sons. Mr Betts, Sandy Hook; Blakeman, Send for catalogue wants. ture that furnishes them up. Do you know what the people said when Botsford. stating your we opened the furniture business in Hawlevville? we now take of Mid-Summ- er relatives in New Fairfield. If advantage Sale of Boots, Shoes and visiting Gilbert has also purchased two pairs this to call the we at anniversery attention to a few facts concerning business, Rubbers Mrs L. A. Beardslcy is very sick at of oxen from Redding parties, and have A CARD. trust it will nou smack too stronsrlv of esrotism. The severe and adverse criti the sold two of oxen to John Todd and cism called out at the time by the tine stock of goods we put in this "small, Corbett's Shoe present writing. pair A Car Load Of The Famous is In minds. We established a Store, Adams, both of We, the do place yet fresh your reputation SANDY HOOK. CONN. Clifford Barnum of Woodbury was Eugene Redding. undersigned, hereby far and wide for being a crank of the first magnitude, and some wicked sinners We agree to refund the money on a 50c have a lare stock of the above goods fu- among the laity used a word that sounded like damphool, which we presume that we are closing out at very reasonable in town, last week, to attend the As a for bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of AMERICAN FENCING Call and lie convinced, is the thank offering the best WIRE meant something bad, but as we never could nnd the wora or 4ts meaning in prices. joow neral of his cousin, Orien Williams, Tar If it fails to cure your cough or we - time to look after your harness. Don't wait Christmas trade he has ever had cold. 25c Webster never laid it uo airainst them. The people at that time did- not until the or summer to it re- who died at Watertown, New York. We also guarantee a bottle realize as a railroad busy spring get Charles S. DcForest, a dealer to or refund-3d- . Just Received. fully the many advantages of Hawleyville center. Wecan paired. Wecandoitiu flrstclassshape. Also novelty prove satisfactory money and will sell furniture than the city stores. You know here boots und shoes made as good as new at our Mrs Williams and son, Clarence, of of Shelton, will turn over his entire wishes cheaper expenses usual low prices, uiveusacaii. & Am to save every farmer money who to are nothing compared with cities. Our place in the city would cost three has been enter- store to the local churches for two R. II. Beers Co., Newtown. prepared tunes as we W. C. Corbett, Prop. Stony Creek, recently Betts & Hook. fence. much to run as it does here, tncreiore would have to get larger tained at Mrs Elizabeth Barnum's. weeks. There are six of these church- Betts, Sandy buy prices, v hen in need of furniture stop in and get our prices, and compare es, the Kirst Methodist, Congregation- Also galvanized iron roof gutters and conductors, them with city prices. This isall we ask. We still Jiandle the Dockaso. "Columbus" a th'e - t aasVCotambia" The D. C. & E. M. Peck Co. of Broad al, Church of Church of Nothing weakens the system like ranges at same low prices. Baptist Christ, bad congh nothing so annoying as a GASOLINE ENGINES, street, Bridgeport, Masonic Temple the Good Shepherd, First Unitarian "bad cold" nothing so efficient in dec- St Roman and case as Ramon's 3, i and 6H h. p., are particularly adapted to Building, are offering high grade and,, Mary's Catholic, either English Cough The E. C. seml-portub- le Piatt portable and uses,speelally for orated dinner sets of 112 pieces at $7.50, they will take entire charge of the Syrup safe, sure, speedy; lartre bottles Company, Q. F. BAKER & ; ail larm worn. 25c. H. E. Newtown: fietts & CO., to destinations under 50 store and divide the A speci- Mott, Ct. Conn. freight paid profits. Betts, Sandy Hook; W. B. Hawley, Hawleyville, Bethel, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Kitchen Ranges, V. B. miles. There are many other chances ally large stock of goods has been laid S. J. GLOVER, Agent, Sherman; Parks, Trumbull; E. 148-2- NEWTOWH. COMM. to buy china at greatly reduced prices. in for the purpose. Attractive young A. Honan, Gaylordsville. Telephone 4. Hawleyville, Conn. 2 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903.

horse and your pocketbook. D. N. TOWN TOPICS, hardware Shelton. oIds Clark, man, Would NoMnsure Hin,. OBITUARY. AT BETTS'. THE D. M. READ How will cold be seven bars for 25c, CO., Betts' Best soap, MRS EMILY BOTSFORD NORTHROP. your Insurance Companies would ? for one week. This is a great offer, Mrs Emily Botsford, wife of the late tonight Worse, probably. and one the housekeqpers vill take ad- not insure the Rev. J. W. ESTABLISHED 1857. Walter Northrop, died in Bethel at It's first a cold, then a cough, vantage of. the home of her daughter, Mrs Orrin Druggist Betts will serve hot soda to Yeisley because he had HOWLAND'S Snr.ith, Friday morning, January 9, then bronchitis. Colds al- his patrons, beginning to-da- y. It had a shock. was 79 will cost a Kidney Trouble. having Her age downward. should be added ithat it years. The funeral was attended from ways tend Stop nickel a glass. Attractions at the Silk Section. the home of Mrs Orrin Smith, Bethel, Mr: was much 1 them with MARKET. Yeisley discouraged till on afternoon at o'clock. quickly Ayer's THE BRIDGEPORT - Tuesday a friend- recommended Dr. David Ken- There are a number of pieces of Foulard Silks, altont twenty-fiv- e Rev O. W. Barker, assisted by Rev Mr Wholesale Quotations Furnished by Buck patterns, of officiated. The Cherry Pectoral. & Daklinq, Bridgeport. nedy's Favorite Remedy and it cured him. a fine assortment of that we are out at (irifflth Bethel, choice creamery 30a 32c colorings, closing bargain prices. They are of was in 25c.. $1 00. C. AYlR CO.. Lowell. Mass. Butter, prints Mr. burial the Newtown cemetery. 50c, J. creamery tubs 28a30, choice dairy 25a28. fair to Yeisley writes: fine with a beautiful sheen, and will make were H. H. 20a24c. common ltialD; quality, very charming and inexpensive The bearers John Wheeler, good cheese, factory liver were , near-b- y 30a33; "My kidneys and in bad frock-s- be Peck, John J. Northrop and George F. llal2, dairy 9all; eggs, fresh condition and I was anxious for relief. or they can laid aside until warm weather. 69c a yard. Duncombe. There were a number of chickens, alive 13aH; fowls, alive il2a,13; class at Glover's hall, starting Monday calves 9allc; pigs8a9; hogsTaS; potatoes oc; I .had tried many remedies without Another lot, about a dozen patterns and colors in dress black floral tributes, among them a pillow of with a class of 25. onions, Sred 5la70 bu, white 50a$1.10. yellow success. I bought a bottle of 'Favor- lengths, gray, roses with night 5a90; cabbages, late head; turnips 20a27c bu; ' and white, old rose and blue, for 89c. With the same are and carnations the word, good to ite Remedy, which effectively proved some shorter lengths for "Mother" on from her apples, Baldwins, Grceuings, Spies ta- it, daughter; TRINITY CHURCH. fancy 1.25al.(S5; fancy Kings and other red its merit. The best proof that it has waists and children's dresses, 3 to 10 yard pieces, also 39c. a wreath of white roses and violets ble varieties, selected, l.5a2.00; celery, doz. completely cured me is my recent ac- with the word "Grandmother" on it, The Holy Communion will be admin- bunches, 50al.00. ceptance by four different life insur- SPECIAL IN LACES. from the grandchildren. Mrs Northrop istered next Sunday at 10 o'clock, the Remember we not only do all kinds ance companies." is survived two Mrs by daughters, usual service following. of boot and shoe repairing but we also The Rev. Mr. Yeisley is the pastor of A fine chance now to laces fo.-- The Orrin Smith of Bethel and Mrs Birdsey The Mt Pleasant Branch of the We a full stock seourj trimming Undermuslins, Piatt Vals, repair harnesses. have the First Reformed Church of St. Glover of Newtown. Three grand- Woman's Auxiliary met with Mrs A. of and rubber boots; also a Paris, Bruges, and Paris Points in at 5, 7, a felt large Ohio, and is as well tha editor of the St. pretty patterns 10, 12cts yard. Quantity daughters alsosurvive,Misses Florence W. 'Peck, Thursday afternoon. supply of rubber overshoes. Sandy limited A. and Bessie E. Glover of Newtown Mrs J. H. George and others went to Hook Shoe W. C. pro- Paris Dispatch. of Store, Corbett, aud Mrs Eugene Bevans Bethel. St Paul's church, Norwalk, Thursday, prietor. There is no question that Dr. David Torchon Lace and One sister, Mrs Albert Turney, of to attend the annual meeting of the edges insertions, very desirable, at 3, 5, 7cts a yard. Fairfield, also survives her. Mrs Nor- Woman's for FairHeld coun- James Farrell has bought a tine pair Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the best Mill Auxiliary surest medicine in world for dis- End throp was a daughter of the late Dan- ty. Bishop Moreland of California gave of oxen of Oxford parties. and the PEARL BUTTONS. iel Botsford and was born and brought one of the addresses. Rev G. W. Grif- sold a of eases of the kidneys, liver, bladder and on Botsford where her father's fith of Bethel an address on "Mis- Levi C. Gilbert has pair This is a offer, aud to it vou should see Tt up Hill, gave stags to John Todd of Redding. blood.rheumatism.dyspepsia and chronic great thoroughly appreciate them. home was. She was a faithful member sion Study Classes." In the afternoon as well as will sooh be time for new shirtwaists and wash and and supporter of the an address was of constipation, the weaknesses dresses, you will need iust such Congregational exceedingly interesting Read the big advertisement the women. as church for 25 years and will be missed given by Rev Wlter Hughson on the C. H. Bennett Shoe Co. of Bridgeport peculiar to It quickly relieves Buttons these, and lots of them, too. iara ot "l dozen, with shanks, 25e. a circle or triemis. Mountaineers of North Carolina. The cures to hold urine and Sale by large in another column.. and inability tbe Card of 2 dozen, sew 25c. local Auxiliary of Trinity are to assist of a number of times through, MRS ALBERT "WALKER. Mr The concentration of business and necessity getting up Hughson's work, this year. the and an end to that Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs Friday evening there will be a meet- the continued process of combination during night puts of town death of the of the at which threatens to engulf all lines of scalding pain when passing urine. We would remind you tha't it is a good time now to buy Dinner Ware. ear- - Philo Clarke this in the ing gentlemen parish en- At N. of Mrs the rectory to form . a 16cal branch of manufacturing and mercantile It is for sal all in the Set in the China Store has an Ossining, Y., Monday, to close to men by druggists ly every allnriug price, and there are hundreds of nret- - Alfred Walker, her youngest daughter. the Brotherhood of St Andrew. deavor, is held young MOW SO Oont StzB and the regular ouu anu oaucers an- Mrs Walker was born in Newtown, On Saturday there will be a meeting all the avenues by which they may $1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose. ry, pieces, vups i iates, raiaa Jugs, etc., at surpris- has scored of Junior to rise by merit and individual ikwjs, prices October, 1856. She was married to the Auxiliary at the rectory hope Sample bottl enough for trial, free by mail. ingly low. A visit will be of interest and will repay you. of IN. x at 2 p. m., and a meeting of the collect- effort. But the fact that almost every Dr. N. Alfred Walker Ossining, .,' to-da- David Ksnnsdy Corporation, Rondout, Y. other and success. where they made their home with their ors of the Woman's Auxiliary at 3 great combination of business y bigger one Walker. Mrs o'clock at the same place. is headed and managed by young men Dr. David ' Mario Ejra 6alve or all son, Clarke Skidmore diseases ar Inflammation af tka Eye. 85c Walker was attacked with pleurisy, A large number of the people of the goes toward disputing, at least, the The D. M. READ pleuro-pneumon- ia men Co. The record made since which de veloped into parish were present at the social gath- first assertion. Young have and caused her death early Monday ering at Mrs Tomlinson's, Wednesday many chances open to them in these BROOfcFIELB. Besides her husband and night, a very pleasant evening being days, and especially now when Meigs morning. Co. are men's suits Bridgeport. Conn. Thursday last has never son, she is survived by ner motner.Mrs passed. k selling young Iwhat's in Philo Clarke, and sister, Mrs L. B. and overcoats for such small sums, in goingjon to. Booth. Mrs Clarke and Mrs Booth THE LECTURES. the big January sale of broken lines. P. H. Dixon has recently purchased DEATHS. been before. went to Tuesday which the Hughes place which joins the I approached Ossining, morning. The school house was Thellillside club whist party, 11. G. IT. Clarke's Hattertown was scheduled to to take last Nearing farm which he bought a few New Fairfield January Leopold Mixa. Vegetable Liver Pills crowded, Tuesday night, at the lecture place month ago. Mr Dixon expects to rent aged 19 years. H"Ze a wonderful reputation tor curing Billons and Dyspeptic aliments. Their action being MR HOLLISTER RECALLS AN IN- - Rev J. 11. the audience evening, was no doubt the most UnNTisoTO- x- January 10. Mrs Clarissa mild and natural make them the safest and best remedy for Biliousness, Constipation. Indi- For the by George, attended the Hnghes place. 89 gestion. Headache, Dizziness, etc. They also th Blood, the and Tenth time it has TERESTINu INCIDENT his enthusiastic and largely Burr, aged years. Health and purifyDon-- t Beautify Complexion being delighted with interesting Walter Pitcher has been at home, 94 Impart Vigor to your entire system. fail to give them a trial. Once tried address. Mr Booth intro- whists of recent date. Considerable Kent January 6, Rachel Manwee, aged used. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. presided and sick, this week. years. always Sample free by Mail. COL OF duced and the close time has be spent to the arrangements N. WHICn CONCERNS HURLBURT the speaker, at of Charles Mitchell, who has been with Kent January 9, Chester A. Briggs, aged.10 Q. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. proved its worth. ROXBURY. gave Mr George a vote of and the jefforts the club members Mr and Mrs Thomas of rousing were by the whist Petit Obtuse, years. thanks. The entertainment closed warmly appteciated this winter, moved his household goods BnoOKPiKi.D- - January 11, Thomas Troy, with of "Down playing public. The merchants in 64 years. HORSES! . HORSES ! Editor The Newtown Bee, Dear the singing Upon the and Newtown from Waterbtfry to Danbury. this aged Swanee River." Danbury, Bridgeport week, where he has a Roxbury January 13, Ellie Thomas, aged W..C. Allen, Thousands cf people are Sir: 1 notice in your last week's issue contributed handsome accepted position 44 We have a fresh load of horses, arrived Nor. ,The of Tibbetts very cheerfully in a years. 14. that one'of your correspondents called popularity Principal a few of which were silk um- machine shop. Bridgewater January 10. Flora M. Jud SHERMAN, CONN., from Indiana. Twenty three head, and as was shown in the audience which prizes, James McGinnis, wno has been a son, 75 smooth a lot as we ever shipped. AU kinds-driv- ers, at the home of George Hurlburt in large brella J. F. Keane & Co. Bridge- aged years. General and We the benefits of and 93 of greeted him at his lecture at Glover's by faithful employe of W. J. Beehler, for kriduewater January n, airs Aiarsnaii Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. draft farm horses. can sell reaping the Roxbury that though years About 150 were port: handsome brass clock. Jby G. W. Warner, aged 68 years. them well worth the money. age and over he was able to saw wood hall, Tuesday night. & a number of years, has accepted a po- N. V.. January 12. Mrs Alfred We also have Auction Sales every Wednes- and Fairchild Son, Bridgeport: cracker Ossining. ; one to keep up the family tires. This fact present, the audience thoroughly dress sition as manager of the Danbury waiKer. agea 41 years. day any can bring their horses here and sale. Thousands more to mind an incident wherein enjoyed the lecture and the pictures jar by Beach, Bridgeport; suit Grocery Co. 's., store in New Milford. have them sold and go nome with their money brings my which illustrated it. Tib- case by Peck & Lines, Bridgeport;!Tay-lor-, that gentleman figures tnat l would Principal Curtis & R. H. Beers Timothy McMahon has accented the and BItONSON & like to relate. In fall of the betts may yet be making his engage- Co.; mirror, position as clerk in W. J. Beehler 's Tops Trimmings. SANFORD, the year ments Star" Bu- & Co.; L. C. Morris, box of cigars; em- G. W. . may join in the 18H5 the writer was over the through the Lyceum buck- store, to till the vacancy made by Mr Coggswell Canopy Tops. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Backs, 41 Elm Street. Bridgeport, Conn. savings driving reau in New York. broidered suspenders, gold plated McGinnis. etc. One new Concord Buggy cheap for Cash. hills between Bridgewater and Rox les, Globe house, PAXS fcASR" FOR when near the latter he Rev J. H. George will lecture at clothing Danbury; D. 6. BEERS & CO., Newtown, Ct. bury, village at 7.30 solid bone whip; jewel case and many Farmers' Produce, Veal, for the sale will bloom saw near the highway a man consider Botsford, Tuesday night, valuable articles. The club Poultry, a of o'clock. A large audience is sure to other THE PROBATE COURTS. Lamb, Potatoes, Apples, etc. SPRIIGBilK HERD OF PEDIGREE ably past middle lite with yoke Mr as his lecture is rooms were handsomely decorated with oxen hitched to a drag of poles that greet George, ' very and A lunch was It Is also the place to buy your Groceries with to he was soon to move on to the interesting. ' flags greens. light DISTRICT lOF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate and Meats when in bargains right up40 highway. served at the conclusion of the play- 10, 1903. BERKSHIRES a near-state- d tie could Estate of Clipping .Horses. tteing little ST ing. The affair was under the imme- Michael Keane. late of Derby, Conn., not tell who the man was but thought ROSE'S. diate of Beech-e- r Newtown. In said District, deceased. 1 am prepared to clip horses at Keeler's Liv- the of iis he looked Col management Attorney Upon the application of John W. Belin. ery Stable at any time. First class work and very last minute like George Hurlburt. and C. G. Peck and to their efforts of said tut six and Berkshire char-acto- r. So he called out: Father Fox will hold mass at the administrator, estate, praying prompt attention. HAKMON COUCH, UnsurpassedCD trae this pulling rein, "Is Sacred Heart Sun- are due the great success of the affair. for, power and authority to sell and convey all New Milford, Conn. Blood of Longfellow, Baron Lee IT, Col Hurlburt'?" The man replied church, Southbury, the real estate belonging to said estate as per Lessons, "Dntehess," " Windsor Supreme ' and King are day, at 11 a. m. After service there applicatioq on file more fully appears. It Is Dancing Lee VII represented. Prloes moderate. Stock very last day. cheerily: "Well, these his re Water-bur- Newtown had another business sen- Father Fox expects to drive to y Ordered, that the said application be heard PROF KELLEY, .Master, always for sale. Inspection invited. J. B. mains." This quaint reply and his to attend some of the exercises sation, Monday, when Deputy Sheriff and determined at the Probate Office in said WATgON, "Snringbank," Marbledale, Conn pleasing manner brought a broad smile Peter Doolan of attached Newtown on the 33d day of Jam, 1903. at 3 (Member of Dancing Master's Association of in connection with the dedication of Bridgeport o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be u master 01 YOU bar-gain- s. to the countenance of the questioner Merchant H. E. Mott and closed the mteu states ana uanaaa; WILL CONCEDE Can't detail the and left an ineffaceable on St Patrick's church. Cardinal Gibbons given of the pendency of said application and Ceremonies, Pine liock Park.) impression is to be store. The stock of shoes was not af- tne t ime ana place ot nearipg thereon by pub- best season bis memory. And now after an inter- expected present. as owned lishing the same one time in some newspaper Juvenile and Adult Classes instructed or That Call, the to Paint your fected, it is by Hubbell Broth- g. is at hand. We sat- val of more 38 which the A month's mind mass was held on having a circulation In said district, at least Private lessons in any town.afternoon oreven-In- buildings, guarantee you More than years.in for Miss Susie ers of Derby. Constable W. II. Glover 5 davs before the time a.KKlf?neri fnr Prof Kelly is rated one of the ablest and isfaction either by the day or job. Thanking than"a page have not seen or heard of each Tuesday morning 15 you for past patronage and soliciting a share parties Leavey. has been placedjin the'Storcas keeper. Ing. most nroeressive instructors for the oast for the we remain. Yours other, the writer wishes to congratu The attachment was made by Bryant, M. J. Rradley, Judge. years in this state. Experienced, competent, future, truly. late veteran colonel upon the reliable and in latest dances. of would- the William B. Glover, for the Minor & Garrett of New Haven and Form your own classes ana communicate CRAFT & LYON, your newspaper staying qualities" of those "remains" agent was for a.bill of over $400. with Suceess tread power, has recently sold something Painters & Paper Hangers. STEPNEY, CT and express the hope thathe may live two-hors- to round out nis lull or life a e power to J. A. Turner of to of H. E. Mott's Bridgeport Svgs. Bank, Agents for Potter Wall Paper Mills. hold "century one-hors- e to H. N. Owing the closing White n't a full list and before shall be dis Hawleyville, power 1842 Wing Poultry FM deslm ht that partnership one-hors- e store, Hubbell Brothers, Father than Incorporated and coatifa-Bea-tt solved. F. Hollister. Camp of Southville, power PROF KELLEY, Lin Dnaed Poultry, msim I). to Zalmon S. Peck. Mr Peck is his move the goods back to Derby, are Corner Main and State Sts. Box 189, Shelton, Conn. of Sneb, 3mm, CUcksai, (foists fowls Monroe, Conn., 13, 1903. a sale of boots and shoes cost sad Tnrkeyt, to bo sold oa nwimiiiirin, or January customer. having at will for some are ,now to be had oldest and less. This is a BRIDGEPORT, CT. pay cih sum. SoesnaoadatisBi prices certainly Notice. eu ee faniihod. ORDER EASTERN STAR. Mrs Birdsey Glover, who has been splendid opportunity. Deposits, 15,173.420.43 Special so as Surplus and undivided profits. 347,315.47 were not quite ill, has far recovered to be Assets at and book val ue, 5,420, 735.90 Notice. We shall close our busi- that ready when Postmaster Sniffen of Hook par 1. OFFICERS INSTALLED, MONDAY NIGHT. able to attend the funeral of her moth- Sandy Assets at market value, 5,851,700.90 Important ness at Hattertown on or about January er was called to Stratford, Sunday, to at As we are our business here 1903. and move to Bridgeport. All parties hav- in Bethel, Tuesday. Deposits of one dollar to one thousand dol- closing work here will call for same before The officers of Jephthah chapter. O. tend the funeral of his brother, Charles lars received from one at Hattertown and are to mqve to ing please the sale E. were any person In one Bridgeport on or atiout Jan. 1, 19(13, that date. began. S., installed, Monday night,by Andrew G. the Der- Birdsey wniffln, who'diedon Thursday. year. all accounts with us " U. A. Ilaire, hustling Loans one-ha- lf parties having PRATT, Hattertown. Ct Fast Patron James M. Blackman, as His age was j6 years. made on Real Estate at four and 1, 1903. by dry goods dealer, advertises a great per cent, per annum. must settle them before Jan. follows: mill-en- d sale of and cloaks W. M. dry goods A of the Hillside T. B. DEFOREST, President. H. A. PRATT, Hatte rtown. M., Ada Blakeman. invites special meeting I In every part of the and every reader of The Bbe club is called for EDWARD STERLING HOUSEKEEPERS recommend Silverall as W. P., Louis T. Briscoe. to call at his store and get some of hereby Saturday F. B. HAWLEY, f vlce Presidents Polish. Try It. Reid & 7.di. rank AXjlUAAiX LfUdti 1054 Main Assistant Matron, Mary J. E. Betts. tnese bargains. evening, January n, at t HAWLEY, Todd, street, Bridgeport. ets N. great and Treasurer. Mill End price-tick- Secretary, Ralph Betts. Wrignt, secretary. Secretary Our Fall Stock I will be at the town clerk's office store, the M. I NOTICE Treasurer, Alfred Briscoe. J. Albert Blackman is building a and Saturday, from 1 to 4 p in, entil fur- L. new ice house. Of Shoes. Rubbers. Felts of taxes Conductress, Jennie Briscoe. large BRIDGEWATER. Rubber Boots has arrived. We have all sizes ther notice, for the purpose receiving Assistant Conductress, Sarah F. and can fit you. Cold weather will soon be R. A. Clark. Collector. tell of sav- mid-wint- a er story Blackman. Samuel Brodie of New Milford has Special here and we can supply you with Gloves, Mit- and sold. a M. - MRS MARSHALL, WARNER. tens, Winter Dress Goods and Horse Blankets. NTIOUE FURNITURE bousht If Yon Want the best and cneaoest and Adah, Belle J. Sanford. accepted position with J. Houli- offer to all readers of low. J G. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. P. O. Address nan Mrs Marshall Warner died at the 50c. Pull stock of Groceries. Our prices are K. D. 25. Bethel. Ot. lest running Horse Power you ever used, try Iluth, Agnes C. Briscoe. at tne Grana central... notel. this paper from the Come and see us. the Keystone: also Keystone Cutters and ing. Maude home of her son, Thomas Godwin, in LET One of Frederick Sanford Wood Saws. The Page Pence stops and holds Esther, H. Blackman. Mrs W. B. Sniffen is convalescent af TO half 1 sun ' T. Brown. JNew Miltord, Wednesday, January 14, S hnnsrt. Sanriv llnnk district. Short walk everything from a chicken to a buffalo; Martha, Harriet ter an attack of the 06 were T ALLEN JOYCE from Railroad station. D. C. Peck, Adminis agent for it. Enquire of O. E. Oonkrtta, E. grip. aged years. Prayers held at Station Ct. Coon. Electa, Mary Payne. the home of Mr Godwin, U Roxbury trator. Gaylordsvtlle, Will you come and read Warder, Mary J. Fairchild. Dr J. W. Gordon continues to im Thursday D Hattie II. Smith. morning at 9.30, when the body was T70XES Dressed, made into rugs with arti Organist, prove, a fact his many friends will be taken to Danbury, where the funeral I FMxley House, P ficial head and eyes, lining. $4. Nicholas B ERT DA V, Marshal, Anna C. Post. to learn. He is now able to HAWLEyvii,i.i!, Tesiny, 37ti7 Main St.. Bridgeport. Mason and Contractor, Danbury, Ct. Rev Otis O. gratified was held from the Episcopal church. O Newtown, Ct., that story and make these Chaplain, Wright. attend to office calls. 2 'O'clock. Now onen for Eruests the vear rouud. Thank Coon. Fox and all Fur Skins, Brick laying a Specialty. George Friday afternoon at The 148 Fairfield Ave., Ct. ins old Datrons for favors, we invite al QKUNK. Mink, MT"Fhrures given on and small eon Sentinel, Tugnot. burial was in the Bridgeport, come see us. past boarders care vi highest prices paid for. Nicholas Tesiny, large Refreshments were served following Miss Keatinsr, while returning from Danbury cemetery. This ticket will entitle the holder to to and Transient dealer. 37U7 Main St , Bridgeport. tracts. Mrs Warner leaves besides her hus a discount of fully attended to. the work. Keane's button shop, fell on the ice, special Mr and Mrs A. E. savings? band tiveehildren, Thomas Godwin of Pixloy, Props. SALE One pair ot Devon steers, four 60.000 injuring herself quite badly. Dr New Miss Ella 50c on a Dozen Photographs FOR old. J. R. Hatch, New Fairiield. CflD CAI F? About pressed red IN flASONIC CIRCLES. Schuyler attended her. Milford, John Godwin, rWR. ?ALiLii brick.S3.S0 per thousand Godwin, Mrs Carrie Maine all of 4Dan- - from my regular rates if presented at WANTED : WORTH of Poultry Food for SI. The loaded on car. Fine lot lumber suitable for Johnson is laid up with an Mis Chester Wilson ot Beth my studio by Feb. 1, 1903. manufacturer of Ideal Egg Food will send barn frames. 1 inch planks at $10 per thous SPECIAL COMMUNICATION. Henry bury.and 1 and. Also oae good mare 10 old. el. To mate, a red two year-ol- d steer. nn riM'eint, of eiuht varieties of their cele years weight attack of quinsy sore throat. Dr A. L. adollar pack- 1300- - pounds. Work anywhere. Price $75. M. G. LEACH. brated Poultry Foods.including A special communication of niram bcbuyler is attending him. age of Ideal Egg Food ; also his guarantee to lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., will be held MRS MELISSA RUGGLBS. Sherman Conn. P.O.: Brookfleld. Ct. refund the dollar If after use your egg pro- on 19th. The White Cross Medicine Co., who ANY ONE duction is nut increased 100 per cent In fifteen Monday night, the Mrs Melissa Buggies, wife of the late days. (Only one order to a customer.) A lo- Master L. T. Briscoe of have played to light houses at the died home of cal is also wanted. Clinton Bennett, : Worshipful Town for a few Henry Judson, at the Lee In want of a power on the SALE : agent FOR SALE Hiram lodge, F. & A. M., will attend hall, nights, packed up Dickinson, baturday afternoon, Janu- iariu sxiuuiu ger. prunes on a success Tread FOR Sole Mir.. Wiliimantic. I'onn. the annual session of the tneir goods ana left tor JNew Jersey, 76 Power Appleton Steel or Wood saw frames, Brush cutters for the Lot of nice White Wyan grand lodge ary 10, aged years. The funeral Corn SALE One New Deering mowing dotte cockerels. $3 and $3 apiece. Prise win- at New next and yesterday. was Belting, Shelters, Gasoline Engines, etc., back lots. I have on hand 400 Angora goats, FOR fnr loss t han nrice. or will ex Haven, Wednesday attended Iroin the home of Mr iui saie uy and makers for the regular ners whereever shown. afternoon at 1 registered grades. Money change for horse or cattle; also two seated C. D. HATCH, Sbelton. conn. Thursday. . 4 Josiah Tilson, William Dickinson, Tuesday farmers. sell or Ingraham D. D. Trap in good condition, will exchange and Julius Beardsley are carting wood o'clock, Rev Gorton officiating, W. B. GLOVER, F. J. Hosford. New Preston, Ct. lor nurse ur cai ue. vjunnra u. necu, vauio. a Mr and Mrs S. P. Glover gave a very ror Tbe burial was in the Agent, Farms l)ist.. Trumbull. Conn. whist last week tne aoric Fire nose Co. cemetery at NEWTOWN, CONN. THE delightful party, Kox bury center. Mrs Judson is sur VTOTICE Cider making and light sawing LOT OF PLANK Thursday evening. The ladies' first Henry Lang, Michael Lynch. Wil vived by one brother, Burton Ruggles, Notice. done on Saturdays. JT U. Frank, Hunt- - prize; a of gloves, was won by Miss liam wno - ingtown District, Newtown, Conn. pair Shea, James Donohue and John resides in tne west. Furniture Re- Saw For Sale at 1 cent per foot. Mamie Warner, and the ladies' conso- wno been some Mrs Glover Miss Carefully Before buying Powers and E. Bradley, have spending Sanford and Char Tables, get prices on Sampson powers and St ANTED First class sawyer. harles A. S. MANSFIELD. Brookfleld, Conn. lation, an egg beater, by Mrs Frank days in town, returned to on lotte Sanford both lie ill at moved, Albans Saw Tables. w Blakeman. Newtown, tjonn. DRY Mitchell. The s first Brooklyn critically Address, HOWLAND gentlemen, prize, Sunday night. tneir Home. or General Wood EDWARDS S.BEARDSLEY. C. silk handkerchiefs, was won by Philo city country. Trucking. Stepney, Conn. CONQER, Miss Mabel of bought, sold. Hacks, surreys, buggies, har FOR SALE. BoTsroRD, Cosh. Nichols, while Edward Taylor received Merrill, an employe EASTOIT- - ness ana 4 neavy sets Dousieas tor sale, would the consolation prize, a carpet beater. the Fabric Fire Hose Co., was on the exenange ror live stock or larm produce. One hav mare, weight 1200 lbs, good worker. Exnert Horseshoer and General 'Blacksmith. Mr a Five 3 All first class work at Bottom Prices. Taylor declared the gift to be very sick list for few days with one of the and Washburn's flour lead J. D. DIXON, Custom Grinding. springers; strippers. Come and see me. GOODS CO., as his had dis- colas. Pillsbury It. C. MITCHELL. Hook. opportune carpet whip prevailing them all; two cars just in at B. Haw-- J Sylvan Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. My mill will be open for busi- Sandy appeared. In making cake for the 28. Good work festivals Mrs Mitchell Oscar Schreck of the Cream'" ley Co's. See adv. Telephone 13744. ness Wednesday, November WANTED. Grange thought Depot and satisfaction guaranteed. RAW FURS AND SKINS Bought. Highest ner prize would come into good use. ery offers $5 reward for his lost female paid. Thomas D. Hannon, Romford, 4 or 5 irood vounE farrow collie. The dog had become the pet of Wm. C. JOHNSON. Conn. cows; also 8 or 10 yearlings, steers or heifers. Mrs Call on or address J. II. Warner entertains the the household and Mr Schreck is very C. E. Bridgeport. people of Sandy Hook at a whist party, anxious to have it returned if it can be CALENDARS Send stamp. Osborne, For Sale or Rent. H. B. COQER, Boteford, Ct. Friday night. It is the second in the found. Mv In Hattertown. of good a the best FLOVR. ISALE OR TO RENT A farm of 120 nlaee consisting series of whist parties given by Sandy Buy FOR dwelling house, barn. Blacksmith and Carri- - On and after Jan. 10, 1903, on if NOTICE- e Possession given limmediately 9 of high-pric- co&l, iron and Hook people. w. c. Joiinson is tilling nis large ice Located age shop. acres of Jaiui, good orchard; all tbe of 11-in- desired. atGeorge's Hill, Southbury, in now a will be raised from $1 to with tine ice. E. It. F. D. 25, Ct. i buildings good repaTr. Shop doing steel, horseshoeing house, this week, . . FRESH FROM THE MILLS. Conn. T. Piatt, Bethel, good business; good qpening for the $1.25. Signed, J. T. Porter, O. L. Smalley. F. A. Beemis of Springfield, Mass., reason am removeright uonn. RENT FREE until J ; and man; tor selling to to stepney Depot, the hustling shoe drummer, was in Great consternation to say ter HOUSE April Bridgeport to carry on a larger business. (not for tenant. Farm to let on shares. H. A. Hattertown. Conn. for family consisting of a man and Sandy Hook, Tuesday, stopping at ror) was spread the town We have just unloaded two cars and will sell for a limited Uood chance for a competent and reliable PRATT, WORK bovs. AodIv American tnrougliout weeks to six months P. O.: R. l. 15, Stepney Depot, Conn. at the Taylor's hotel. by the announcement of a case of at the : man. Oolite pups eight Shear & Knife Co., Hutchklssvllle, Conn. T. broken out in the time following prices old. Mayhew, Bethel. W. GALLAGHER, & Co. are diphtheria having WANTED for Trinity church. 80UTII IlltlTAIN, C'T. Taylor, Curtis offering household of J. W. Daley of Hawley- To.buy. pure blood White CHARCOAL D. C. some in calicoes WANTED cockerel at reasonable Pianos Tidied or write to Aeck or Frank Sim It Ht Barber In joln-In- K splendid values suita ville, Miss Ada Veness the vic Rock price. be my Shop building being Washburn's Best Flovir, Conn. pi- wrignt. Aewtown. uwd. Munson Hall, Saturday afternoons and ble for covering comfortables, and in tim. the whole town $4.50 Birdsey Parsons. Sandy Hook, And repaired by Alexander Hart; good work Immediately anos, no matter now old. can be repaired. All WANT TO BUY a mow of for Sunday mornings. First ('lass guaran- tiannel. They carry the Royal seemed to be in The Lake Best Flour. lOR Six fresh cows and four hay cheap teed. opened Saturday at 1 p. in. outing quarantine. Pillsbury's $4.75 SALE youujr orders received at Cuff's. Main Street, Dan cash. Charles Gilbert, Stepney Depot, Ct. Shop Worcester corsets. George school was closed, the teacher F springers, .lonn u. iseau. iwuuins, bury. was TO WORK on a farm with dismissed, nor this considered suf These goods are fresh ground and fresh from the mill ANTED Man to work on farm by the BY MAIL We sell drugs, patent WANT a state Mrs Michael has a surrey. for some or will a 10 to DRUGS rubber and sun house.by young man; wages. -- E. A. Ilalpine ficient precaution, gentleman Barrel Warranted. W month, lane ooy irora years specialties A. W.. Hawleyville. HENDERSON, bought of the reliable local dealers, A of leisure the case to Every 18. W, H. Ferry, It. F. D24'.. Bethel. Conu. dries and will be pleased to send them to you reported the man. us. . w . & uo.. 50 75 1 Successor to A. K. M. Briscoe & Son. who re- by writ smith Drug- vtt ANT TO RENT Farm from to Partridge, town authorities, summarily WANTED To rent or work on shares gists, Ansonla, Conn. VY in good cultivation; write with price, Al NcwMu.roitD. Ct. Oinkhal Tiutckman manded Miss Keane's sister from the FARM if could get t he place. Ct. buy right A bert. Hawleyville, Pianos and Furnl Ed ward and George F. Taylor were Newtown school, while Miss M. A. Banks,Bethel. WANTED boy that understands milking Baggage Transferred. High on small place. Address M. E. TOOR Two sows bred for March moved with cure. Offloe as here- In the Park City, Wednesday. who Han New SALE pigs; ore special Margaret Keane, teaches the B. HAWLEY & A girl for general housework; RedHeld. Westville Station, Haven.Conn. also a litter of pigs ready Jan. 8. H. W. tofore at P. M. Oasscdy's. over scnool, was also to take CO., WANTED dollars a month and no washing r conn. S. requested Mrs E. N. A girl for general housework. Brown, New r airnem. P. Glover passed Wednesday in a vacation. are Conn. to ,'comuetent person. Sipperley, WANTED 366 New Necessary precautions Stepney, Ct. at Main St., Danbury, Conn. To let on shares from Apr. 1, York City. always commendable in contagious Westport, WANTED and tobacco' farm. Annlv to Minott Augur, diseases, but it strikes the writer that LrOU SALE The household goods of the late POIl SALE OR RENT Farm 83 acres in good Charles Brookfield Center, Conn. Hook. Conk. & Co. are fine P. H. will be sold sale I; condition, located on Bridgeport Stuart, Sandy Taylor, Curtis getting were as Skidniore at private 12 turnpike. testimonials from who these unnecessary ones, done, at the Skidmore residence, beginning .Satur- miles from Bridgeport; land well divided. To take, a milk farm on Meats of All Kinds, the farmers who 17. Piccot It. F. D. 15. Con n WANTED 11- shares,Brook-fiel- Dealer in Choice have fed it undoubtedly was, by persons day. January and contiuuing every Satur- Apply Bros., Stepney. stock. W. - Barnnm, d etc International stock food. If are too to disease, until disposed of. Center, Conn. Poultry, Vegetables, led food do so once only prone spread day UUlt SALE New ijlcl cows. George R. you haven't this at As a doctor of a A; wV save on prominent nearby SOB SALE A good work horse. Patrick Parmelee, Hatterto Newtown. Coun. VTOTICE 1 roan Durham stag. 4 old. and your and ifeed bill. & ! Ill - - yean A grain IUVkniUinri.. ... town said: "One would think this town IBottto, Monroe, Conn. - A. , i..ht .Ill WWW YW Gorman, wld- .llIJ. should be remembered is all TTOUSEKEEPERS Position by retined ,DIUJiwiyuim., ., It it that never had a disease instead BeteSandy Hook, Conn. 349 John W. Minor. Roxbury, Conn. j is claimed for it and contagious SALE OR EXCHANGE For farm, house jQ. ow. country preferred. Advertiser, guaranteed by Y. seven-year-o- ld Our Fish tirm. of having them liberally sprinkled (as r)R barn, large lot in Bridgeport. Frank Franklyn Ave, Brooklyn, N. SALE A cow. Jersey this all towns do it every win 1112 Howard Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Fbi good butter maker. Annuuu For Friday are throughout Juckett, 24 fu. & Lake Citizen. son. Hlckok avenue. Bethel. I from the well known house of (Jaleb llealey is understood the Gibson ter." George A female Col He dog. ispayed, sable Cattle For Sale ! Fulton Fish Market, X. Y. We will have It property LOST black oh back R SALE Fresh cow: Co., Bl Hook is to be offered for Groceries. with a little tail, and also mm Halibut, Steak Cod. Market. Cod, ue Fish, at Sandy sale George Clark slipped on the ice near Drugs. ears; extra long nose; $5 reward will be paid For sale, ten fresh cows, three springers, bronze gobbler. M. H. Thorpe, Stepney. Spanish Mackerel, opened Clams and Escal- In the A : Get Also fersame or information. Oscar Schreck, three striuuers. four steers. 2 yearling bulls. etc., aud will sell them cheaper than any spring. tbe residence ot Selectman Mor Pointer your prescriptions Try the Franklin entire wheat. Mile DOB SALE A lops, can and his wrist. Dr Newtown. At Birdsey Beardsley 's. 'Hill, Newtown, power engine, suitable Otter dealer sell them. Our Meats for Mamie falling breaking compounded at home drug store. field wheat for muffins. Conn. J. u. snaw. for sawing wood; as good as new. Price Saturday will be sold cheup. Drop In aud see Miss Tally has gone to New Schuyler set the bone and is jour ANTED Girl for general housework. reasonable. S. J. Camp, H. F. D Woodbury, for treatment at of the hos- attending This is the place. w Jott Main St., Conn. ANTED A reliable man to take charge of Conn. u. York 0ie tne Enquire Danbury. 300 J. II. BLACKMAN. Newtown, Ct. patient. to 11 All kinds of pancake ruber and the farm of 'acres on shares. Farm well pitals there. Sunday Hours: 9.45 a. m.; is BOY 15 vears old desires on farm stocked. Will sell, at a low Also for UOB SALE Mr house corner i place - figure. at the of South BALE New milch cow. Frank Come and see our stock of horse to l p. m.; 6 to 7 p. m. standard syrups. A Can do milking and all klndsof work. In- sale two pair of fat oxen. John M. Black, A. ftnna nu nigu street. All modern In. F)R Monroe. Prof Ginty has organized a dancing blankets of all kinds. We can fit your ulre of Charles Weege, Botsford, Conn. Washington Depot, won. provements. O. M. Bunt, New Milford. Oona. IO THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 1903.

tractor R. W. Bacon and the mason work is in the hands of W. A. Chase, a After I well-know- n expert in that line of Twenty A work. About 1800 yards of plastering is required on the inside. The outside Years & COMPANY. has a rough cast coat, for which THE STORY OF MRS MAXWELL OF Architect Rossiter has set BESS! . the style. WA1TSFIELD. FOSTim, Koulois & Son are ex executing the tensive plumbing contract. KEPT A PRISONER IN HER HOUSE FOR In TEARS. HOW SHE SECURED HER Paul Gage, who has been Quite FREEDOM. disposed with a bad side, is out again, and attending to business once more For over 20 years I was afflicted Cut Price Closing-Ou-t SALE Of All in the Harness shop. with rheumatism and, in addition to .Editor a. smitn or the bee was that, a trouble which only women can entertained at dinner, Saturday, by have," says Mrs Thomas Maxwell, oi Mr and Mrs Orestes Hickox. Waitsheld. Vt. "1 was hardly able to do rav work about the house and could Overcoats. Ulsters, Reefers, Odd Pants WARREN. walk but a few steps out of doors. My Winter Suits, were of fingers growing out shape from the rheumatism, my heart palpi- what's going on in town. tated awfully, my stomach was so af- etc. to the Connecticut State fected that I could eat hardly any- 5HO Shoes, Delegates me The from Wichita are thing and it pained horribly. I Grange Grange me almost crazy. shoe made for . Master F. P. Johnson and female trouble made The best Worthy Oftentimes it was so bad that I had to the ! Mrs Johnson, Mrs Marvin and Gordon go to bed and very often was obliged money. Cut Deep Marvin. to neglect my houseworK entirely. Everything I A triend in Waterbury was curea or Winter styles in jlII Held In Reserve Austin R. Humphrey visited New a trouble like mine by ir wunams leathers. Nothing York City, last week. Pink Pills and, upon her recommenda- tion, I began to take them. Before v- - A fit for foot." All "Winter Goods Must Be Sold! An aunt, who has been living with the first box was nsed up I could see every Mr White who bought the Buel Carter that the Dills were helping me and. f them for a while Controlled exclusively by $20. died on at Mr White's alter using faithfully -- MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, MEN'S FINE WINTER SUITS, $15, $16, $18 and grey and brown Beaver Cloth for bovs place, Saturday me. JSow MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, ! longer, cured include best In our store, All lined and trimmed as good as I 3 to 9 years, cut long: 6.50 ones reduc- - home. The burial will be in Bridge they entirely, Oxford mixed, $6.50, Which the just Cut Priffwv S - i . nu. K KA ...... a nn. K o no. I can eat anything I want, can sweep regularprlce ' ,j tf UW I made of fine Montignacs, Beavers, Ker our higher priced suits, comprising CU IAJ X.7U, U.UV U1ICO UUt.W. U.W t. JO, port. and do my own work and walk a mile Cut Price 00 Cassi-mere- s. Means a reduction of from 3.00 to 5.00 4.00 ones to 2.98; 3.00 ones 2.48. $5 ana oxrora Mixea. Fancy Worsteds, Cheviots and to no rheuma- V. seys, yi&eguiarpnce on each suit. without trouble. There is i DiBinoi MEN'S 'WINTER OVERCOATS, $20 and $25, Regular price $10 and $12, You'll find them all this winter's Max Schnell, who has been very ill, tism whatever in my system and it is Fine Black Beavers and Oxford Mixed, $16 MEN'S ULSTERS, good heavy styles. is slowly improving. all due to Dr Williams' Pink Pills." Hea.d-to-Fo-ot Clothiers, regular price 8.50 and 10.00, Cut Price and $20 Cut Price $7.98 frieze, were 7.98, BOYS' OVERCOATS, ages 9 to 15 These wonderful vegetable pills have made of of Miss Lucy Curtiss returned to Street and Fairfield Ave.. Cut Price $6.50 SUITS In Cut Price years, the latest style goods. proved themselves an unfailing speci- (NORTHWEST OOBJiU) MEN'S GOOD WINTER MEN'S FINE DRESS SUITS, in $5.98 cut long, reduced for this cut sale Wellesley college, last Wednesday, and fic not for afflictions like those of MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, Scotch Dark Mixed Black Chev- and black $2 $3 lessi for- price only Conn. Plaids, dark blue winter weight Better grades and than from $1 to $5 a garment. Those who Miss Mary to the which Mrs Maxwell was cured but for Bridgeport. handsome Black Friezes, Beavers and iots, etc. Regular price 6.50 to 7.98. wide wale Peacedales, Black Clay Wor- mer prices. off is Angevine Washing and have put buying. This an op ton school. all diseases arising from impoverished Oxfords. Regular price $10 $12, sted, Unfinished Worsted and Fancy MEN'S REEFERS, made with ul- portunity you cannot afford to miss. Gunnery" blood or shattered nerves. cure Cut Price $4.98 Mixed Cheviots. $12 and They Cut Price $8.50 Regular price ster collars, icut long and lined with Boys' and Children's winter suits. Master who has locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St - $13, reduced A reduction has been Benjamin Knapp, ner another entertainment far the bsne- MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, MEN'S NEAT" ATTRACTIVE heavy cloth, from former prices sweeping made been visiting in Bridgeport for some Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, of fine from $1.50 to $3. here. No old shop worn stock, but vous neadacne, arter-eiiect- s or tne fit of Y. M. C. A. Rxnnlsltelv tailored, consisting WINTER SUITS, consisting of ;small Cut Price $9.95 new We're time, has returned home. black Vicuna Cloth, Kerseys, Beavers medium shades of Scotch MEN'S ODD PANTS, cut from styles. deter grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and is to have some $13 Pin Checks, $1.50 a to $3. mined to sell all of our winter goods sallow and all forms of Woodbury hoping and Oxford Mixed. Regular price Plaids. Regular price $7.98 to 8,50. MEN'S VERY FINE TAILORED pair complexions or sidewalks in the near future. and $15, WINTER SUITS, comprising the bal- BOYS' and CHILDREN'S OVER- aunng ROXBURT. weakness. At all druggists direct :tter ance of our winter suits. Prices were COATS in from Dr Williams Medicine Co., in Cut Price $10 Cut Price $5.98 Frieze, blue, black, olive, This Cut Price Sale N. 50c box; six Mrs Sarah Manvel is visiting SCHOOL CH1LDREN CONGRATULATE Schenectady, Y., per and New Haven. COL HODGE. boxes for $2.50. Hartford are CUT PRICE5 IN SHOE DEPARTflENT. Following is a copy of the letter sent Messrs Allen and Markham by the pupils of the Booth Free school Orange City, January 8. spending a few days in Weekeepeemee to Col Albert Hodge on the.occasion of Mrs waiter White ana Mr ana Mrs with their power, cutting corn fodder WOMAN'Sl WOMAN'S. WOMAN'S. his 80th birthday: Anderson have been seriously ill but Judson $1.48 $1.48 $2.89 $2.89 $1.98 $1.98 are convalescent. for Frank Thompson, Arthur of one of manu- 2.50 Roxbury, Conn., and Edward Nichols. Ladles' Box Calf Polish, Ladies Pat. Tip Polish, Ladies' The latest and best productions the finest All our Ladies' button and lace boots, We have placed October 15, 1902. Ransom Benjamin, has moved to Ladies' Enamel facturer's of Mass. All the new leathers and styles. You at this A to select from. Sizes Ing Tip Polish, Ladies Ing. Pat. Tip Button, Lynn, price. large variety from 2i to To Colonel Albert A. Hodge, Dear Canaan. A son was born to Mr and Mrs $2 Union Made. never bought better for 3.50. We can fit and suit you. Union 7i widths B to E. Union Made. Hattie Atwood passed the Polish, Regular Values, Sir and Friend: Permit us to offer our holidays Frank 2. on 80th at John Minor's in Roxbury. Anderson, January congratulations this, your Wee $2.25. Men's New Woonsocket Boots, $2.25. birtnaav. you are one oi tne trus Miss Louise Isham is spending a The poles and wires are up and tees of this school. We understand week or two with friends in Water- - keepeemee will soon be connected with that you were instrumental recently - the "Local" in adding a considerable sum to ltsen- bury and New Haven. by telephone. dowment. Of that endowment we are beneficiaries. seems Rev W. Holmes of Watertown ad It proper on therefore, that we extend to you at dressed the Y. M. C. A. Sunday aft Travelers' Guide. 27 STORES. 27 STORES. this time our hearty congratulations ernoon. The & and to express the wish that you may Besse - Foster, bare more than one return or Mrs Harriet Mitchell visited Water- Company, happy occasion our con week. the which calls forth bury, last NEW HAVEN AND- - HAKT- - 956 and 958 Main gratulation. We are. dear sir, re NEW YORK, St, Bridgeport. spectfully, Your Fi iends and Wards, Frank Allen and Austin Isham were Booth school, Wednesday morning, home from Waterbury over Sunday. i Carrie T. Beardsley, Clara C. Garrison, WiTERTOWH BRANCH. Charles Beardsley, a former Wood the cast or living nas advanced consid in m i. u obwuuu in auuiuiuu ia nuau that there were three marriages, 10 of the peace and for six years was may- Mildred Thomas, Maud Leavenworth, Waterbury Leave. 6.45, 8 38, 11.17 a m. L30, Mr one of Jennie Bertha Flossie bov. has a 3.45, 5.10, 6.12, 6.53, 8.53. i p m. Sundays, the past six months. In Murray wrote, the principal births and nine deaths in town or of the town, both of which offices he Larson, Tuttle, bury recently purchased 10.42 erably during Hine-mo- n the .Bessie - 9.53 a m, 8.03 p m. Arrive, 6.40, 7.45, a m, Newtown Bee diversions being the story about tilled with honor to himself and credit Mansneid, Anna uusseii, jjick- home in Warren Park, Waterbury. 2.56, 5.51, 6.45. 11.16 m. Sun-d-a. The Australia, especially in New South Mr past year. Bessie Jessie Cole- - 1.00, 4.M, 7.4a, p and her lover Intaneker. to the state. inson, Bronson, vs. 3 a tn. 4.58 n m. Wales and Queen sland, the long period Murray only briefly referred to that Mrs Dresser of Plantsville visited The funeral services were held at paugh, Edith A. Spargo, Mortimer A. The South church gave a supper in Watertownjw-Leave- , 6JS, 7.28, 10.25 a m, 12.43, Warren. Xjouis luciwin - 2.0, 4.1a, 5.34, 6.3U, 7U, U.W p m. aunuays, of drought experienced has created legend, but I thought it advisable to the home on Sunday afternoon and b. Dickinson, their church parlors,- last Friday even 6.35 a m. 4.40 p m. Arrive. 7.UZ, 8.45, IIM a m, her daughter over Sunday. Charles Frank 11.36 Published Bt havoc among the settlers there. give it fairly full, in order to give a were conducted by Rev Dr W. C. J. Leavenworth, Mayer, 1.47, 4.02, 5.27, 627. 7.10, 9.10, p m. Sun- great into Maori traditions. Mahoney, Robert Lewis G. ing. days, 10.09 a m, &30 p m. have per- slight insight Robert Lake is laid up with a severe Campbell of the First Presbyterian Ward, BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Millions of sheep and cattle If it is I would like to Beardsley, John 11. Dickinson, William S." met with Mrs THE ished for the wait of water and food, published, you cold. Dr Smith of Hotchkissville at- church of Roanake and the Rev A. S. The "J. society forward me a couple of papers, one of Raschal, a former a rul B. McMillan, Emma L. Morris, Ralph Otis BOTSrORD TO BRIDQKPOKT. and thousands of settlers have been which would to Mr tended him. pastor. Long B. Morris, Thomas Richard Cowles, Monday evening. had to leave their I give Murray and ing elder in his church ana the super- Whalen, Botsford North, 7.33, 10.31, 11.03 a m, 4.53, 6.52 ruined, many having the other to keep myself. As usual, I of school to Collins. Several tons of coal have been re p m; ijss a m: t.vi. mo farms and elsewhere. 1 notice by Mrs has had a intendent the Sunday up sunaay, aoutn,6.16 tuu, go am forwarding copies oftbe Weekly George Burgoyne tne time or nis he lived ceived local dealers. a m, 4.14, 6.52 p m; Sunday, p m. See ALLISON p. SMITH. the cable news published in the news Christmas hemorrhage of the death, daily THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Ijy Botefora above. ado Editor the last revt tnac News, number, per your lungs. tne renerion ne nroressea ana r.ne sor Stepney North. 7.24, 10.1 L 10.38 am, 4.44. 6.42 p President papers during days for Merrill William Pick- row or ana of Munson of West Side is a m; x- - a care, Fenn, A. C. North-fiel- d, at the loss the enthusiastic The Christmas entertainment the Will busy m; ounaay, douid, aa, os, very refreshing rains have been falling Howard Farrand and Wash- Mrs Lake visited in was m. 4.22. 7.01 D m : Sunday. 6JS D m. over and is now ett, the energetic leader in all matters per Congregational Sunday school wood to his customers, with fT.lM, 10.06, 10.30 that way it hoped that Public I think I will last week. was as Town hall on getting Long Hill North. a m, 4J8, the of drought has broken up.' ington library. taining to his church shown old held at the Tuesday three horse team, and is 6.3Q p m; sunaay, k.ib p m; anna .su, bum, period forward a copy to the editor of The and young passed by the bier of their December JO. Again it was employing 11.4U a m. 4.27. 7.uS p m: Sunday, 629 p m. The soil over that way is wonderfully 1 evening, - wood ff.12. 10.00. 10J a m, 4.30, ARTHUR J. SMITH, - Newtown Bee, but if so will send and friend. a called a Brownie panto- several choppers. Trumbull North, and no matter how novelty, 6.30 m; a m; -- , Treasurer resourceful, to i WASHINGTON. p sunaay. n.is souto, Secretary, seem as it direct that gentleman. He had always expressed a desire to mine in three acts: showing how little new on 11.54 am: 4.32. 7.14 D m: Sunday. f&35 D m. ., Business Manager. parched and dried up it may one ! Seymour Brown has a man 10.05 ahd i - In of the usual Weekly News die with the season and bis wish was powers of good make a home Bridgeport North, 7.B0, 9.50, a m, 4.20, result of a long spell of weath- dreary .uu b-- the dry that last mail j oerore the stage route. , ejsu p m; sunaay, a m; amm, a papers I posted you you ' THE realized, for all nature was arrayed in nappy on tne unristmas. 7.28 6.45 er, still in few days after a good rain will have seen a account and a LATE GILES QTJNN nigutof was a m. 12.05. 4.45. p m; Sunday, p.am. i re-- i long her most gorgeous hues, hill and dale The costuming the Brownies has fallen, the gras and crops will number bf of wreck of a Giles son of John and to The "J. S." society are soon to give vive in an almost incredible short pictures the Gunn, Lora mountain and valley, being one beauti very good and all professed have en - HENRY M. SMITH, steamer called 'The Elingaraite" (Smith)Gunn, was born at ful 1 of the entertainment. The mCHfHI.1) BRAHCH . of time, and one good season Washington, bouquet variegated colors, the joyed piece Vice President period whilst on a voyage from Sydney to Conn., December 19, 1825, and died at of the autumn and the was written by Mr Thistleton ana Bethel Leave 10.50 a m, 5.05 p m. Sunday, 7.35 will make up for two or three bad ones. fading beauty m. - 8.40 a 4.00 m. 6.10 General Agent. - Auckland. Some Thames people were "The Gunnery" Vinton, Va.. Novem sunset of and Dell Sanford. After the entertain a Arrive m, p Sunday, 1 am sorry to say that our goiamin- the bright perfect day.a p m. on the steamer at the time and ex ber 1, 1902, after an illness of 10 of of close of ment coffee and cake were served to 11.05 Sun- ing Industry here at Thames is not in a days tit counterpart the the well CARTER'S Hawleyvllle North, a m, iSS p m. condition and to all perienced a very rough time of it. One heart disease. A man of magnificent spent life. On the hills overlooking the large crowd in attendance. day, 8.00 am. Leave for Bethel 9l7 am, 3.47 75 Six SO very nourishing of small m. Sunday. 5.55 p m. lartl.SS a Year, Cents for Months, will some the boats, containing the physique, he had never been sick in his the valley he loved so well the last sad p m. Four Cents a appearances it yet be time mate and a number of life within suepuug noixn, a m, rat p ounaay. Cents for Four Months. Copy before we shall have better times. third passen until the past 'year, when rites were paid to one whose whole WOODBTJRT. to. id a m. aouLii.tji.kTy.u a. m, too p m. osa Still round about us, "which gers, is still missing ,nd very little his health showed signs of breaking, aim in life was to better mankind. and dav. 5.36 d m. the country hope is lelt now she will be and while he was able to attend to whose was love human- Boxbury r ails North. 11.25 a m. 5.4B D m. a few years ago was lying idle and un- that, life full of for WANT THE TROLLEY AND WANT IT sunaay, ras; a m. South, t9.05 a m. 3J& p m. is now taken and picked up, although search has been business until a few davs before his ity and good and noble deeds. Kind occupied, being up oc BAD. 11.33 16, 1905. ano continued ever since the wreck death his advanced age made his re and gentle, a loving husband whose Roxbury North, a m, 5.50 p m. Sunday. Newtown, Friday, January rapidly brought under cultivation, curred. covery doubtful and his children were was Some of the citizens of Woodbury 8.35 am. South, tL56 a m, 3.16 p m. Sunday. that part is assisting very materally to last thought for the companion and and 5.15 n in. as One of the Weeklies I am forward- summoned to his bedside. who smoothed his dying pillow: the Southbury that neighborhood Judd's Bridge North, 11.39 a m, HM p m. up this township, inis is tne want an electric road and those who k . .. (.1 ... .5. . i. a 4fJ 1A n m keep come ing this mail contains pictures of a Educated at the best schools in his father, brother, and friend to his sons; f. 248-3- tor the Tarmers to 5.U3 call, 2. headquarters Floral Fete held in Auckland, last Sat- state he decided to make his and counsellor of are backing the enterprise, want the Sunday, p ni. Telephone to for getting rid of their surplus pro teaching the and stay the road as is. There is Washington North, 11.50 a m, 6.07 p m. Sun- urday. It was a great success as you profession and when 22 years old he re- who looked to him for ad bad, the saying li.tr: m. 8.3S m. Sun- and in what will-se- e daughters day, a South, a m, 28 p duce, etc., getting they if you read ac moved to Va.. and over nothing of the kind around there now CURE 4.51 m. the descriptive Lexington. for he has the sweet memo fnefr day, p : in return. vice; gone, but Sick Headache and reUeva all the troubles 11.54 6.11 Sun- Advertising Rates require - count of the affair. Another of the ou was one most success or and there is no likelihood that there Hen to bilious state of the each ae New Preston North, a m, p m. Before reacnes you unrisL- years oi the ries his lire will live and be an in a ytam. 9.u$ m. 8.34 54 m. Sun- 3mo 8mo this letter Weeklies, of November 27 date. ful and disci- ever will be if a certain element in Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after day, a south, a m, p lw lmo year mas come once that thorough teachers and centive to better and nobler deeds. &o. 4.o8 m. 1--2 5.00 will have and gone T V"i Ye Pain In the Bide, While their moat day, p Inch 1.00 2.00 3.00 one of in a. t nrocvv vrl i" lAnna trf Kim Woodbury continues to hold sway in eating. 12.03 tJSO contains two Thames pictures, plinarians his adopted state: manv v ucxtui ucifvm 1V-- v Ul remarkable success has been shown in Rojiford North, a m, p m. Sunday, . Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 more. I had intended to have written which whom he uiiij as has for one hun onrlng a.l a m. &25a m, 2.45 m. 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 one or shows the opening ceremony of bad trained becoming prom- and turn from the old home would the town, it nearly South, p Sunday, t Indies you last mail and forwarded two ro- that area or two. 4.26 p ni. 8 inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 or a public reserve and a new band inent leaders in the government of the never more find him in his years This element is Morris 12.08 t&25 m. 18.00 30.00 remembrances the season, dui pleasant down on of North, a m, p Sunday 4 inches 3.00 6.00 12.00 slight tunda erected in It, and the other iana. salutation nor have his innovations this character U.27 a in. South, teuw a m, 2.40 p m. Sunday 1- -4 ana so lip press mine column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 I could not get reaay in time, the of In 1859 he was united in to and looks upon a trolley with about the SDCI& 4.18 p m. 1- -3 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 off showing ceremony laying the marriage with the heart "God bless column 5.00 had to put the matter until this me- spoken same amount of horror as Headache, yet Carter's LitUe Liver Mia are Bantam North, 12.17 p m, BJ4 p m. Sunday. 1- -8 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 foundation stone of a miss w. who sur the early column 6.00 mail. The result will be that Troopers' Virginia Morrison, you." A hallowed memory of a noble equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre 9.45 a m. South. 8.12 a m, iJii p m. Sunday, 8-- 80.00 they of old 4 column 8.00 16.00 32.00 48.00 morial in the center of the town. I vives him. To this union were born self life will in settlers Salem regarded those this annoyinRComplaint, while also 4.07 p m. 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 will reach you, or should, a few days sacrificing that live venting they column was present at both functions, taking four sons and five daughters,all grown the hearts of those knew ladies who are said to have flown over correct all disorders of the s tomachUmulate the) Luke North, 12.20 p m, 6.37 p m. Sunday, after Christmas. On this occasion I that him, the broom liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only South. TeUu a in, p m. Sun- - notes for the Herald and Weekly News, to manhood and womanhood, excent mm ana over loss. buildings at night ridingon Mam.'AJxi am forwarding you a number of photo- loved mourn his sticks. The idea of an electric road day, p m. ana a auouuut ui the report appearing in the Weekly of one. son wno aiea in eany youtn. Exchange. Litchfield Arrive 12.25 p m, 6.43 p m. Sunday, Beading notices, brevier type, 10c line. grapns aescripuve November 13. man or and decided convic for Woodbury is not a new one this - 9.55 a m. South, 8,'j6 a m, jS5 p m. Sunday, some of the to be seen in the a strong ED 3.50 m. sights I must now draw to a close. My wife tions he was an ardent believer in the year by any means. The question has MEA p Small nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. thermal district of Rotoma. In prev come as and Muriel with me in doctrine of , and often up, but it often went Ache would bealmost prfoeloas to those who) ious letter I have you a little join wishing States Rights when F. E. HEATH'S NEW RESIDENCE. they tarn given vou A Merry Christmas" and "A Virginia seceded from the Union he down under the pressure of that ex- suffer from this distressing complaint; but BCBKSHIBB DIVISIOK. inkling of the wonderful things to be sentiment was stately their goodneas does notendhereuid those Happy New Year." William Coad. cast his fortunes with those of Good is on clusive that afraid to wno once them wul find these Uttle 9.33 seen at Rotoma, but the descriptive progress being made the an town try pills nle New Haven North, a m, 7 p ; Sooth 1 the South, believing that the new residence of F. E. Archi have electric line in the be able in so many ways that they wiU not be wtt 10.50 a m. 7.4u nm. HOME account which am forwarding you Heath. cause to do without them. But after all slrk hesil 9.59 LSI THE CIRCLE. P. S.: South was right'in the stand she took. tect Luther Birdsall of New York and it might bring into that peaceful ling Shelton North, a m, p n South. with this letter, together with the We are preparing to camp out and he would an undesirable element. iiuss a m, T.in p m. will you a much better in tents down the coast a few miles side with his adopted Mr Heath were in town, Saturday, and community Stevenson North, 10.13 a m, 433 p m; South, photos, give But this year some of the determined 10.11 7.04 TIDIN05 FROM FAR AWAY NEW idea of the same, and will no doubt for about a of months after brethern, although his father and looked the building over. The house a m. p m. ZEALAND. couple brother were him. is 70x40 men of the place put their heads to Monroe North, 10.19 a m,t4J8p in; Sooth not only prove interesting to you your- Christmas, and expect to enjoy our arrayed against about and with the basement ACHE 10.01 a m. 6.57 m. and decided to to p in 1888 he removed bis to and there are six stories. gether go Hartford Is the bane of so many lives that here la where 9.55 selves, but also to your numerous selves. I will not be able to be down family attic The as we BoislorU South for New Haven, a m; for 14 was - for a charter. Strange it may seem make our great boast. Our pills cure it while 6.52 LETTER FROM WILLIAM friends. there all will Vinton, Va., years justice carpenter work is in the hands of Con- Others p in. See Botsford below. INTEBE8TING the time, but go up and the determined ones found themselves do not. Newtown North, 7.41, lu.40 a m, 11.1 5, 5.01. COAD TO MR AMD MRS ORESTES HICK-O- A little while ago our minister, the down as my work me. Wish Carter's Idttle Liver nils ere very email and 7.01 7.41 permits in their scheme by a few to One or two make a doss. p m; Sunday, a m; South, 59, OF WASHINGTON. llev D. J. who is now presi- you could be with us. You would like very easy take. pills 8.15, u.4u, 11.27 a m; 4.05, 6.44 p m; sun- - Murray, of those who had up to this year been They are strieUy vegetable and do not gripe o d.u7 dent of the New Zealand Wesleyan know. acUon all who 'day, p in. it I opposed to the trolley because it would purge, but by their gentle please Hawlej vilie North, 7.01, 10.50 a m, 11,50, 5.01, conference, paid a visit to Rotoma dis usethem. In villa at 25 cents ; five for SL Bold 5.09, 7.10 7.51 Thames, New Zealand, be apt to introduce an or sent mail. p m; Suuuay, a in; South, 650, and he a unpopular by druggists everywhere, by n- - a m. 6.UU, O m. December 11, 1901. trict, whilst there kept diary crowd into the town. There is no e,v, im. p of what he saw from day to day. He CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. day, 5.5 p m. 3. Mrs wrote out an account of his LITCHFIELD CCUNTY. longer any fear in this respect. The Brookiield .Junction North. 6.27. R.03. Mr and Orestes Hickox, My afterwards visitor to these arrives a tn, 12.20, 5.21. 5.2U, 7.19 p m, Sunday, 8.U3 a nas come to .forward to Woodbury days F2L 6.40, 7.58, . Dear f riends: The time visit his sister in Eng at tne at what is known as Pom- - LU Prica m; South, aai,,UJiis m. 3.4a, round once more to write you a few land, and being a very close and mti BETHLEHEM. depot U H h 6:7 p m; Suuda. 5jip m. of allowed me to peraug station and then he has a good Brookiield North. su&.e.u, IXlIun, 1230, SJL lines, although since last writing to mate friend his, he four or five mile walk ahead of him 7.24 pm; Sunaay, 8.08; South, 7.07, TJet, received a from make a of same for 11,02 a 4.5a. 2 5.43 m. you I have not letter copy the myself. if he is bonnd for Woodbury, or he can in, p ni; Suuuay, p you, but no doubt I shall hear from When the other day about BETHLEHEM GRANGE. Lanesvllle aud SUU liiver North 6uflUUaa m. thinking take one of the carriages at the depot 5.3SS, 7.31 p in ; South, 6.;ia,7, 7.45 a m, 4.47,6.15 p mail ar f5-4- you when the inward 'Frisco what I should forward you this 8.15 a south. v me At the Grange meeting, December ana pay cents ior a ride. m; Sunday, north, lu. p rives next week. Since last writing Christmas the thought struck I is 50 cents .Miltord North 6.45, 822, 1L8S t nas on mucn as usual could not do than write out a 29, Mr and Mrs Richard Alagee were It back, too, or walk. It ill. 1.10. 5.37, 5.44, 7 37 pm; Sunuay, a eat everytbing gone better is 6.20. 7.4- - 10 4 a. sjaa u 4U&. self. 1 am copy, of to Rotoma for a for a distance that you would be South. 6Ju. in. with my family and pleased the visit you, appointed committee to report reso taxed five cents for on a trollev. When 6.10 p in; Sunday. 52s, p ni. to state we are each well and lit and endeavor to obtain a few to Meraiiisvillu &.3.. 11.41 a m. 1.40, 555 quite photos lutions on the death of Sister Eliza- town .orili. 4.1UL tle is fast into a illustrate the same. This 1 have done you express surprise that the has p in ; Sunday. .35, a m ; South, iu.35 a iu, Myrtle growing quite beth K. Hayes and at the no trolley ana that it is something of 5.57 p ni; Sunday. 5.15 p m. big girl. She is just that age now and I trust it will prove acceptable. regular Kent Nonh. b.4x. 11.52 a m, 2.15, 0.09 p m; held an outrage to ask do cents for a ride .4 10.23 which requires a lot of attention and I may also state with respeut to the meeting January 5, they reported from station or and are Sunday, a ui; Soutu, a m. 3.04, 3JU, for she climbs into all were taken an were the walk, you 5.42 p. m. Sunday, j.u2 p in. watching, up photos, that they by the following resolutions, which told then that there would have been RESORTS Cornwall Bridie .North, n.ul 12.01a m 157. of amateur of who 6.23 & sorts places and gets into mischief friend mine frequent- unanimously accepted. a trolley in the town from the time pin; Sunday. 9.0. m; South. 1UJJ am. At the present time we are enjoying ly visits Rotoma, and he himself se- trollevs became fashionable in 3Jn. 5.21 p ni; suuuay , 4.49 p ui. neautiiui summer weatner. altnoutrl lected the for rhe after Whereas, as our beloved sister, that THE SOUTH West Cornwall .North, 9.15 a m, 12.12, 6.33 photos having Connecticut if the town of Woodbury OF p ni; Sunday .9.1" a ui; South, lo.oj a m, JJA, last week we had a cool and read Mr account of his visit Elizabeth K. Haves, passed from this 5.2o u ; 4.41 quite snap Murray's and that section hadn't possessed such Can be reached with comfort and ni SuuU ay. p ui. a lot or rain, out everyimng is now trie to that district. In addition I am for life to the life beyond. an exclusive feel like Lime Kock .North. 9.23 a ui, 12.20, 3.41. 6.41 p fresher for and all the verdure is the Christmas numbers element, you say economy by the in; Sunday. 9.18 a ui; Soutu. VJy a lu. 2.57 5.12 it, warding you Be it resolved, That in her death ; 4.33 and if Auckland News ing things about the slumbersome dis p ui Sunday, p ui. looking beautifully green healthy the Weekly and the Bethlehem No. loses position of some of New The season, however, is much more New Zealand Graphic, and the Christ- the Grange, 121, parts England one of most But now they are to have a trolley DASBDRV DIVISION. backward than usual and the fruit is mas number of the Christ Church its esteemed Christian if the is at all kind to OLD DOfllIO mm: . so as is Press to Mrs each Legislature Dunbury North (Main St. 6.15,7.30, not far advanced it generally Howard Farrand. In members, the cause a faithful worker will from 9.U5 3.25 station) of of will rind manv them and it extend the sta a. m, p m. South. 6.00, 8.2U, 11.45 a m. by this time the year. Strawberries those numbers you and the in which she lived tion to to with. 6.aa. Sunday 8.0 a m, 6.10 m. will community Woodbury begin After 5.3U p Sunday. are now coming into season, and very pictures which futher illustrate a the center of the town the OF STEAMEKS North. p m. few of earlier or are Mr of loved friend and neighbor and that reaching W hite St., North, 7.35. 10.55. m. the species plums Murray's description Rotoma, direction of the has not been 5.10. .05 whilst no are in the and will make it all the more interest the Grange loses a bright and shining trolley Leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, 5.3., p in. Sundav ripe yet, apricots DOROTHY DODD. exactly decided upon. It may take a all the year round, at 3 p. m. South 723, . 9.3s. U.37 a m. 4 on & market as yet. The farmers and set ing. Each of the papers contain a light. course over the hills to Watertown or p m. Sunday in m. tlers in this country at the present time number of beautiful illustrations, and Resolved, That we extend to the be- We are to it in some other direction. But EXCURSION TICKETS TO Bet?e' North. 17.15, 1...48 a m. 2.09,5.01,15l1. , most will to show a more of pleased announce that we have completed arrange- may go u.4.,7.39p ui. Sundav,IO.ti9a in. a31 p ulSouUi are havlnif prosperous innings. help you little ments is to one who ever 8.06, 7.3U. 8.2ii, 11.45. 11.52 New and reaved husband our most sincere sym- by which we are made exclusive agents in our city for the it enough any has a m. 4.06, 7.01 p m. I have mentioned in previous letters Zealand its people than you new Dodd" Shoe walked from the to the center Hot Sunday 8.12 u m, 6.17 p m. are aware of. some or scenes are in this his hour of sad bereave- "Dorothy that is now causing so big a sensation depot Asheville, Springs, Iteddinv North 7.on a 2.03. 6.37. 7.53 m. the great success which has attended the pathy all over the of Woodbnry to know that the line is m, p the establishment of creameries and very pretty. In the Graphic you will ment. country. "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes are remarkable for Suuday. lo.uam.8.H p m. South, 6.12, lUS more than "distinctive and "faultless fit" intended to go over that fine fftretch Pinehurst, U.a8 aui.7 iTpui. Sun. la v. .H a m. tljsi p in factories all over the see, amongst the one beauty'' they are built 7.03. butter country, pictures, showing upon speciScations furnished a woman who has made of road up by the popular Curtis house, sanford North, a ni, 1.59, 6.33. 7.49 p m and which still continues. La rire an excursion leaving Auckland har At the regular meeting of the Beth- by a study one Southern Pines, N. Sunday ,...; a ui, s.io p m. ltl6, K.3u a of woman's are woman's idea of the finest of the inland hotels C, 12.1C. 7.1 m. 8.22Sjuili, of butter and cheese are be bor loaded with people. The steamer lehem 5, follow- requirements. They a of "the per- ni. p Suuday, a m. 627 p Uk quantities which will see on Grange, January the fect shoe." in the state. Hartford Times. Hot Branch viliu .Noith. ii.57. 10.34 a m. ing constantly snipped u soutti Ain name, you the prow, were Springs, Va., 5.35, 6.27 7.43 p in. U.53 m. ing pincers elected: All the knowledge and facilities of this house have been xert-- d Suuday. a ljiM3 ca and England. The South African is waKatire. I desire to draw your p m. Soutli.6.21. 7.45. 8.41, a in, 12.0s. 4JU, Master, W. with a view to the claims of the Dodd" Shoe Jacksonville, 7.17 p. ni. 6.33 war also created a great demand for attention to that steamer because she George Percy. We find testing "Dorothy NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Tampa, Sunday. s. a m, p m. was of is vessel travels between Overseer, Neal W. Benedict. that it not only possesses "that subtle something that lifts lieorsetown North. lUsx. a in. l.fj. 6.24. 7 39 horses and the means bringing the that it above the Mrs Ann Judson has rctiarnel to St p ui. ui, m. 625, commonplace," but that it is so easily in all Augustine, Fla., 8.4a Sundayt9.4a12.11, South, large sums oi money into tne country, Thames and Auckland daily, and I Lecturer, Miss Lucy Smith. of superior Watertown. a ni. 7.pSuuday. 8.31 a ni. a.;. travelled her. She the points beauty, of fitting qualities and of value that we give New p Ul. lilpm. for New Zealand horses were found have frequently by Steward, Mrs Juliette Ames. it our endorsement. Albert Dowd was home from Brown Orleans, La., very suitable for the South African is a most comfortable boat, and speedy unqualified on A. S., Albert E. Johnson. University, Providence, R. I., for the climate. On. top of that prosperity I could dilate many of the other holidays. Savannah, Qa. BIGHLAKD DIVISION. there has now come a demand pictures in each of the papers, as I Chaplain, DeaS. P. Hayes. great W. K. Charles Nichols is buying furs for The above Excursion Tickets include Meals Dan bury East, 7.38. U.37 a m, 7.05 p m. West. from where a have myself seen a large number of the A. C. Lake. Mollan, and Stateroom Berth on Old Dominion Steam- 9.1a a m, 2. 57, 7.25 m. Australia, lengthened Treasurer, New York market. er. p of has been sights and places represented by the 1026 Tickets aud staterooms at Pior 26, N. Ii., Uawleyville Last, 7.50. 11.49 m, 7J7 period drought experienced, Secretary, J. W. Flynn. Main Street, Conn. Minnie Johnson was home for the 9.00 2.43. 7.11 p ta for not only all sorts of produce in the photos, but to do so would take up too Bridgeport, West, a in, p m. Gate Keeper, George Allen. holidays. North Newtown East, 734 rn, 7.22 p m. shape of wheat, maize, hay and rodder much time ana space. $4000 are to be John K. Johnson passea tne West. 8.54 a m. 2.36. 7 OR n n. all but also a With reference to the descriptive Ceres, Mrs Carrie E. Buckingham. distributed in Prizes to holiday of descriptions, great wearers of Dodd" Shoes. week at the great metropolis. Old Dominion Co. demand for cattle ana sheep, both for account or the visit to Kotoma, you Pomona, Mrs George W. Percy. "Dorothy Alfred Johnson put a car load of Steamship and for have my consent to allow the same to Send for our Booklet. breeding purposes consump Flora, Mrs J. E. Allen. grain intohis barns on Monday. 8 1 Beach St.,New York, N. T. result is to the be in The Newtown Bee So" ford East. 8.12 12.14. 7.42 n m. Wear tion. The mat owing published L. A. Miss Mrs J arvis and 8.36 2.15. 4ti am. on resources if editor of S., Elsie A. Lake. Thompson daughter B. a m. 6 p m. drain the country's the that paper thinks it of were H. Walker, Traf. Mgr. I large - Bethlehem in town on Waterbury Due. .36 m, ism. &M nrir.es for all kinds of livestock have suitable for publication. I haveintro- J. J. Brown. G. P. A. West, 8.13 a m, 1.50. 624 n m. J The vital records of town show advanced to a rather high figure, and duced one or two features oi lnteres the Mill Fanny Trowbridge left to Trains stop when only.