Stevens-Durye- a Automo- Gasoline biles. Engines. If yon ar..looking far a Gaaoliaa Eaflae witk PartUs dealriag aa up-to-d- Automebile that few parts aad lata af pawar far ailittle moaey, wUl make 195-mi- le tripe wll! de wall to aall oa Bee. writ or aall am E. N. Ct. Newtown E. N. Ct. SIpperley, Westport, The SIpperley, Westport,

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sold a large silo to B. B. Meeker of He Cures Cancers. Bridgeport and tbey are to erect it at 'When Are You Coming In." once on his farm near Plattsville. No Knife No Operation. Kip Mrs Samuel Thompson of No ta Chicago, quack methods but hon.at 111., was a recent of Miss Curie Wa cura guest raliabla traatmeat. many Heather at- the home of Mr aud .Mrs Sole eases aftar our imitators fall. Send for Tap William 11. Thicket in Gray's Plain. list of CURED PATIENTS they ara our BUYS A GOOD BEST ADVERTISEMENT, MoBtofthem HAT In the severe storm of last week Boot. Refer to right hara in Connactfcut. peo- $3.00 Thursday, 11. S. Wheeler lost two bogs know. Consultation free. SHOE. ple you and a young heifer, struck by light- TRADE MASK aCOISTCRCD ning. DR. A. D. FRENCH, If It'sa 'CHJYER" Bargains. The best shoe that can What you want Conn is good mediciue, made for the money. Cancer Speeialist, Sheltoa, carefully prepared by those who know We are closing; out all of New are in al' FALL "GUYERS" NOW IN. liow to compound drugs correctly ac- styles ready cording to your doctor's prescription. our Tap Sole Kip Boots. Can leathers. We should like to till your prescrip- you wear these sizes 7, 10, 11, Our label guarantees of tions. We know that our drugs and quality Dozens about the "QUVER" first-qualit- 2 ? It Headquarters good points chemicals are the very best y you can and eet here A fit for every foot." At Our Store the notice and appreciate. that can be bought anywhere at in time "Zenith" shoes ace con- - that discriminating any price. We are thoroughly trained trolled Vot White Hemlock Shingles and all kinds and experienced in handling medi- exclusively by of lumber. ' cines. We try always to ( c is Swift & Mapes fertilizer. Th 'Guyer" nforim to any head, it with and assist the physician in ob Extra nice Seed Oa's. therefore always comfortable always, fwta ea-- y taining the very best results in the v $1.69 Grass Seed of all kinds. sicK room by means of medicines com Whnat and wheat Screenings for poultry; on the had. pounded by us. Bring your next pre- also full stock of Feed of all kinds. scription here. -- Betts& Betts. will take them. Regular price Ilejui-to-Fo-ot Clothiers. The "Guyer" shapes are never anything lut etoiueut-l- $2.75. Remember the sizes, Main Street and Fairfield Ave, and. o date. ( NORTHWEST OO&XKX) H. R. STONE, stylish becoming right up-t- OUR only 7, 10, 11, 12. and North Ct. NEIGHBORS. Bridgeport. Conn. Southbury Woodbury, We the ' Hat to absolute sat- guarantee Guyer" give The of isfaction in every way that a good, hat should. $3 00. GREAT PLAIN. Corner Good Shoes. IF1. BUY NOW SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. I- - TjTTTWTS. Other Good Fall Hats, $1 90 Manufacturer of And Save Money at up. It was a jolly crowd that went to Putnam Park, 18 Robes Foster's Sale of OXFORDS. Friday, August Harness, Blankets, and About 60 of the members and friends Stable Goods. Extra values In seasonable footwear: of the school started for a day's out Women's Tan Oxfords, were 13. $1.47. ing at the park, and on the return 177 John St., Bbiimbfobt. Men's Tan Oxfords, were $.') 51), $.'.47. Rev Otis W. Barker, Men's Patent Uorona Oxfords, were $3.50, home they were just as happy as when Hhibbell $347. JOHN BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Bros., (MAIN The Beloved Pastor of the who has they left in the morning. The day PLOW. 5Tjf Congregational church, was Derby, Conn. A PERFECT & Tendered His After a Service of 12 Years. perfect, the air invigorating, the R. F. FOSTER CO., Resignation dinner all that one could wish, and It was a "LeRov Plow" that plowed that rough new land without breaking. It waa a 146 Main St., Danbury, Conn. then all settled down to solid enjoy 'LieRoy Plow" that plowed the hard dry 23, last ment of afternoon. mis- ground where others failed. It waa a LeBoy Something new the silent shoe lace sales- TOWN TOPICS Monday morning, October the the The only Plow that plowed that sticky clay aad made man. Bee It In front of our store. three Sundays, if you will, counting hap of the day was when one of the work easy for man and team. It waa a "l STOXThe Kind You Roy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep as my yearly vacation. party in passing through the cave was Bean the 4 Haw Always Bought sldehlU. It is Reversible Plow that Cards. REV O. W. BARKER RESIQNS in Christian love, and another was Bignatue win do rood work on flat land, dolnjr away Professional Faithfully yours imprisoned, obliged with all furrows, leaving nu land level and Two More Cases of fcV Otis W. Barker. to come and assist him to from of suitable for all crops. For sale by W. B escape ulover. Hewtowa uonn. AS PASTOR OF THE CONGREGATIONAL, bis and he was old re- precarious position, onorc CHURCH. Miss Helen Harrington, just enough to know better too. But "all's Veterinary. Juengm sneering. turned from Paris, France, where she well 1 of the New that ends and all concern am a graduate Two weeks wa s&ld a case of short bleached well," York State Veterinary College, Cornell Uni- ago length sheeting has studied under Coquelin,the French ed are none the worse for adven- Have had considerable practice and in time, and iaquiries for more wsre so persistent .that wa have se- The congregation at the Congrega the versity. to treat all diseases of "jig" tragedian, is a guest of Miss Denson ture. We were more! Citv Bank feel competent to National myself cured cases. The on will be than pleased The sta- two additional price these tional church, Sunday were domestic animals. Office at J. T. Dann's morning, at Mrs M. H. Flansburgh's. meet of 105 Wall Conn., ble, 314 Main St., Danbury, Conn. given an unpleasant surprise, when at the Plumtrees and Elmwood Street, Bridgeport, 1-- schools, and the "Union Picnic." Dr V. M. Knapp. 8 2C the close of a powerful sermon; Rev Oscar Carlson passed Saturday in enjoy a yd., Otis W. Barker read his letter of New Let's try it again, "Elmtrees and Telephone 42. York City, bis mother returning Capital, $20,000.00. Surplus and ProTits, $275,000. as they are a little finer quality than the other lot was. The first case resignation as pastor of the church to home with him. Plum wood's." It's a good thing at mmm $1,531,930.46. All the Policies of the is all ten yard lengths. The pieces in the second ease run from 10 to so take effect on October 23. The letter times to lose our identity and mingle Deposits, yards. on Robert Lund of was a re- with the crowd. The same courtasv ia extended to small as wall as to larae depositors and Citizens Fire Insurance Co The mutlin is full bleached, from one of the best mills in the busi- was received with real sadness the Danbury of members of cent guest of his cousin, Mrs Louis the officers will be pleased to give due eoasideratioa to all matters of a flaaasial Are guaranteed by the Hartford Fire Ins. Co. ness, and sold the country over for 10c a yard. part the the church, nature. many of them being in tears. The Friede, in Dodgingtown. James Kyle is tearing dowp a barn T. CORBBTT, on J. Oonn. church is united and harmonious un- which has stood his place for many Insurance. Agent, Newtown, Mr Mrs in com- Letters of Credit. Travelers' Checks. der Mr Barker's pastorate, and the and Philo T. Piatt, years, but has passed its usefulness. Foreign Drafts. W. J. Beecher, McLEAN BROS., congregations were never so large as pany with Emory Sanford and family, He will refit the tobacco barn for Attorkkt-at-La- w, Miss Sanford and Miss Mallett of Red- horses and Safe Boxes for the Accommodation of Customers. . 221 157 at present. He has been especially wagons. Deposit Rooms 25 and 86, San ford Bldg, Bridgeport. Main St., Danbury. Telephone summer ding, have been spending a week at popular with the colony, the Edson H. Hawley is putting a new Note: Rooma rasarvad for customers, supplied with writiaa materia Office In Newtown open on Saturdays from church crowded the Fairfield Beach. lady a. m. to 3.3U p. m. being throughout roof on his barn, in preparation for bis aad free usa of telephone. summer. A determined effort has Mr and Mrs E. C. Bevans of Dodging- tobacco crop, which he will begin to L. M. D. been made church and Albert Sohutlhb, by the society town left, last for a stay of gather next week. Charles E. Cashier. AND SURGEON. to and was Saturday, Frank fllller, President. Hough, PHYSICIAN retainer Barker, it hoped two weeks at their "The Peb- H. B. Terrill, Asst. Cashier. Office and house north end Newtown Street. it would succeed. But his own health cottage, Miss Susie Taylor of Bethel spent Office hours: 8 to 9 a. m.; 1 to 2 p. m.; 7 to 8 bles," at Fairfield Beach. as the of Mr and Mrs G. p. m. Shot Guns, Rifles, and that of his family Is such Mr Sunday guest No. Edward Telephone 10. ! Barker feels that a long rest is im- Willie of who Taylor. so Ferry Dodgingtown, Revolvers perative, and the members of the has been quite ill and under Dr A. E. Miss Coggswell of Shelton is, for a "If It's Made of Rubber We Have It." F. J. Gaxe, M. D., bow We sell the of the church and congregation in grief Barber's care, is now improving. few days, a visitor at the home of Mr Office In the David beers Residence, products leading to the inevitable. and Mrs Charles Hamlin. Newtown Street. makers in the above lines and can quote you prices that will In the Fairfield Consociation of Con A number of the people near Haw Mrs Frank H. Bailey and her son, 1 Mr Barker's in Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., to8and7to8pm please you. gregational churches, ley ville have joined forces and at their were for a few fluence has James, guests, days, at Tires. been felt, occupying the own expense are widening and grading home of Mrs Mrs Bicycle Db H. AMMUNITION of moderator. the Bailey's cousin, Walter Kiebnan, position the hill in front of O. F. Terrill's, just Jessie Ives, in New Milford, last week Physician and Surgeon, Mr Barker is a member of the west of When of all kinds is also here at money-savin- g' figures. Don't fail Hawleyville. completed Hook, Conn. school committee, of 18 Mrs James Kyle and son, Lee, spent We are wholesale for the well known Sandy o over. High president they will have an foot roadway and agents following 9 1 2.30 8 m. look our stock Beach Memorial associ- the day, last in New Mil Office Hours: a. m. ; to and p. the Library a gradual grade. It will be a great Thursday, tire manufacturers. Dealers and will be supplied Telephone: 18-- 3. a member of the Men's club, ford, with David Kyle. repairers ation, improvement and will be appreciated at of our stores at 1033 Main St., and was one of the executive commit by the traveling public. O. F. Terrill any factory prices. C. N. M. D., Bi Gallup, Lyon & Grumman, Bridgeport, Connecticut. tee who managed the succeessful was the starter of the improvement. Long Hill, Conn. centennial exhibition. He is a man FOLEYSHOrOTAR a. & Galls promptly attended day or nUht. whom we do not care to from our for eMtOrat maf9 aura Mo ofaesa j Office and residence at W. N. Hurd's house, spare Rev O. O. Wright goes to Swansea, next to Postofllue. local life. General regret has been ex Palmer. Special attention given to the treatment oi In Lace Curtains Mass., Monday, to spend his vacation. Chronic Diseases. Big Bargains pressed by residents or the town out will be one The Fairs. Diamond. 1404-1- 3. He absent only Sunday. Coming Telephone, No. side of church at and Portieres. his the resignation, St John's church will be open for Fisk. and the hope has been voiced that E. services as usual. Twenty-Sevent- h Annual Fair DR. S. ALLEN, Soma of the values of the Season, so cent off our low church succeed in as Conn. greatest per regular the might retaining Goodyear. Hattebtown, prices, ihis means a pair ot rertieres or Lace curtains that sells lor 2, $4, $6, him. -- OF THE - P. O, Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Ct, etc. You can cents Our line oi The music at the Congregational Hartford. - $8, $10, $o, save 40 to $4 par pair. Nottinghams, ilinlilitnii nt Magnetic Treatment. Snec- Irish Anton at The letter follows: was of a very lallst in treatment of heart failure, stomach points, luunys, Antiques, Renaissance, ette, Arabians, ate., all bar church, Sunday morning, Goodrich. trouble and headache. sain pricea. Rev Otis W. Barker, high order, furnished by a quartet New Milford Agrir Terms reasonable. Consultation Free. Portieres with borders, many ot the newest eftecta shewn this year have Pastor Congregational Church, School of Kokomo. or applique borders. Newtown, Conn. from the Summer Music, tapestry Brookfield. Cecil was 26, 1905. Wright the cultural Assn., International. Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. August basso and Mr Tamme the tenor of the My dear People: To be Held at Conetia Park, Physician and Surgeon, N. & quartet. The singing at the church S28 Oonn Co., 10, ;New Milford, Ct., State Street, Bridgeport, Buckingham Inc., Sunday, September for the last six weeks has been fur one of the agents. will mark exactly the close of a twelve Electricity therapeutic Furniture and Upholstery, nished by a from this school, Thurs Office hours from 10 a n. to 12 m., 2 to 4 p. m years' pastorate which I have had in quartet Tuesday, Wednesday, Sundries. 2tw& - - - and has been greatly enjoyed. Bicycle 177 Street, Pridgcport Cw this church. No love is so strong as day, hriday, Chables S Platt, the first love; and no field of labor H. sell all kinds of Sundries and to lot George H. Baker, of the George 12, 13, 14, 15. We Bicycle. fixings cheap Teacher Piaao, Organ and Theory, I When buying like to KNOW that they are getting the real which may hereafter fall my Hardware Co. of New Sept. NEWTOW1S OONN. T. r thing; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them, as Baker Haven, er than other store. VIOS NT- so - could be dear to my heart this H.a rCODlC and to feel that the tirip.es tiaid are in Them shnnnlnir wife, two children and Mr Baker's any Class In Pianoforte play tg in Bridgeport on becomes a pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the future. simDlv where I have made my first big blun- WEDNESDAY. Saturdays. when looking for things in sold or sliver of the best makes. Sterling or dated ware, r.hntr.p. mother, are spending several weeks at cut tnat win diamonds knitted first strong Glass 39 Parse (300, Trotting and Facing for glass, timepieces tea you the trutn, and other precious stones, opera ders, together my home of C. M. Beresford. Horses tnat nave never Deaten s.i;. ana neia glasses, pocKetoooKs, oiuoooks ana card cases, art ware, fans, waiting's box papers. and my first the & Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly friendships, gathered First Purse, 1100 Oscar Pltzschler Son, ubittu glasses maue ami guaranweu. ixo to sheaves for the Master's garner. How Second Purse, 50.00 Barbers & Hairdrssssrs, .Tames Fitzsimmons, yardmaster for Third Purse. 30.00 Tennis Shoes, 45c"up hard it is for me to break the tie of Fourth Purse, 20.00 Nawtowa, Saady Hook and Hawleyville, TAYLOR & the New York, New Haven & Hart 20c GREGORY, cordial Christian and love Glass 40 Purse $200, Trotting and Pacing Rubber Collars, Newtown Shop open every day. Hawleyville friendship ford Railroad Co. at has for horses have never Deaten z -- afternoon and Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Conn. Bridgeport, that '. hop open Wednesday Sunday St., Derby, that has so long held between you, my house near First Purse, $100 00 15C.I25 morning- - Sandy Liixjk shop open every week rented Thomas Reilly's, the Bathing Caps, worn. beloved, and I cannot tell you; Second Purse, 50.00 day. only nrst class myself station for one year. Th2rd Purse. 30.00 Water 23c POOL TABLE. and it is useless to try. Suffice it to Fourth Purse, 20.00 Wings. say that I have been brought to the Thomas Reilly of Bridgeport was in THURSDAY. Rubber Heels, 18c, 22c DENTAL PARLORS. now is for Glass 41 Purse $200, Trotting and Pacing for Harness conviction that the time town, and called at never 2 -- Saturday, The Horses that have Deaten t. Bath $1.10 Expert dentistry, painless and rellable.most me to asK to release me from the $100.00 Sprays, and scientific used for - you Bee office. First Purse, modern appliances For all do for Second Purse, 50.00 75c painless operations. purposes. work of this ministry. I this Third Purse, 30.00 RubberGloves', DR. C. B. BLACKHAN, many reasons, chief among which are: E. Bert Beers of South Norwalk Fourth Purse, 20.00 10c doz 43 FruitJar Rings, 4c, 6c, Surgeon Dentist. Office In Postofflce Block I know I need a rest; that I spent last week, here, with his father, Glass Purse $100. Trotting for horses New MllforC. Stylish, that long that have never beaten 3.00. am sure the other members of my Eli B. Beers, in Palestine. First Purse. $50.00 Folding Lunch Boxes, 23c; would benefited in Second Purse, 25.00 17c Durable. family be greatly Third Purse, 15.00 Garden Hose, - 6 to Dr Battam, health by a change of place and scene Mr and Mrs Theron E. Piatt have Fourth Purse, 10.00 Reasonable in Price FRIDAY. DENTIST, and, more than all, I feel that this been spending several days, this week Bank New Milford. Glass 48 Trotting and Pacing. For horses Street, church would receive added efficiency at Fairfield Beach. that have never beaten 2.45. Purse $100. the in of new methods, new First Purse, $50.00 by coming Second Purse. So 00 LEONARD'S INSURANCE vigor and a new face. E. Bert Beers of South Norwalk and Third Purse, 15.00 You be assured this church Fourth Purse, 10.00 Peck& may that brother, John Beers, spent Sunday at 49 AGENCY, Lines, work will ever bold a Glass Trotting land Pacing. For horses THE ALLING RUBBER CO., 185 to 307 Middle St., and its very Coney Island. never having beaten 2 19. Purse $200. warm in heart. If at any First Purse,. $100.00 FIRE, ACCIDENT. place my 50.00 - Second Purse,! Main Bridgeport, Ct. time I can in any way serve you, please Theron E. Piatt and son have just Third Purse, 30 00 1105 St., Bridgeport. Old Companies, know that I am yours to command. B'ourth Purse. 20.00 13 Church St., New Haven. it ate ag atsi&aiE-ai&s I shall be 139 Bank St., Waterbury. Lowest Rates If you wish my 53 Asylum St., Hartford. ulad to aid you in securing one who GREENFIELD COUNTRY CLUB. 340 Main St., New Britain. You will not work in wise 51 West Main St., Meriden. S. Let Us Help let the any lag. Stamford. Dr Todd Let us, brothers and sisters in Christ, 399 ilain St., R of well 74-7- 6 Norwich. VETERINARY SUROEON, To enjoy the pleasure riding by being Main St., equipped for it. We have a fine line of Summer Horse Goods. for the while forget the smart of sep Fifth Annual 158 State St., New London. New Milford, Conn. Come In and see them. aration, and work heart to heart until Agricultural Fair, we are obliged to say Good-by- e. Thus GREENFIELD HILL, CONN., on to work Dr E. Bolles, (SL we shall pass another a George w. W. STEVENS CO., that is unbroken and ready for the Dentist 16 White Danbury, Conn. hand. x Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, SPECIAL NOTICE. Danbury office: Postofflce buIldlng.MainBt. St., reaper's 11AM HVHrV flll.V I shall ever endeavor to live for my 12th, 13th, 14th, 1905. Anyone anticipating coming to our sanatorium for treatment for the Bethel office: 38 Greenwood Ave, Bethel, Sept. removal of Cancers or malignant growth will be obliged to notify us beforehand as our Sana Conn , open evenings. Master; my full love once given to torium Is crowded to Its full Patients treated at home as usual when desired. No. 37U. in Cash Prizes. Entries free. to Coun capacity. Telephone 103 a rialn Street, Him cannot be recalled. In some form $1500 Apply Secretary Ca? Satisfaction Guarantied, Club for 12-- 2, Fairfield. The BRIDGEPORT, CONN I shall always be telling the good news try premium books. Telephone The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., Albany Dentists, Oali-249-- 5. Telephone to men. Brethren, let us ever pray laws of Oonn. at 125,000, W. C. I Incorporated under the Capitalized Allen, Crown and. Work A for each other. N. H. Prest. Mrs. D. B. CONN Bridge Specialty. Sherwood, Adams, Secy Sanatorium: 64 Bank St, Derby, Ct., J. W. Melbourne, M. D., Manager. SHERMAN, DRS RECTOR & UHLE, I ask my work with you cease General Auctioneer, Terms Reasonable. Proprietors. that 2 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1905.

preached in theCongregational church, JSONROE. last Sunday, and is to occupy the pul- pit the next three Sundays. SHORT OF FUNDS AND WANTED ASSIST- Wooster B. Mc Ewen, E. J. Ailing ANCE. & Co, SAVINGS TO YOU AT OUR and H. W. Hubbell attended the an- On Wednesday of last week, a young Smith, Murray nual of the 20th Connecticut man well of - dressed and good appear- Stoddard volunteers at Savin Bock, last Thurs- ance was through this section trying Conn. ij. to obtain money on false pretences. Bridgeport, He claimed in one place that he was a Sale of GEORGETOWN. salesman for a cutlery company in Gasoline Clea.ra.nce Danbury and in making out a list was Engines, NEWSY NOTES. short over $100, and was obliged to make good the money: that he was a Green Mountain Ross Mr and Mrs R. J. Cutbill were tbe of son of one of our towns- 5Hos, Cutters and Blowers, Advance Sho of the OXFORDS on friend the wing guests of Mr and Mrs W. R. Fryer men and this young man had sent him Dick Cutters and Blizzard Blowers, unday. to his father to help him out of the DeLaval Miss Lila Williams has returned He would tne money Separators, when balance cash account. Com- - scrape. refund will show up you home, after spending 10 days at the same meat if loaned to mm. tie po Beach. a Wine and Cider Presses. On some for women the reduction is $1.00 pair went to place caiiea inve joints New per A. out Fall styles L. .Bennett is mentis below Monroe Cen- Dress visiting about three miles On some styles for men the reduction is $1.81 per pair of town. ter. and represented himself as out of a second Mr and Mrs Ambler were calling on funds, footsore and weary and tried We have few hand Stalk Cutters that we This of course is for higher priced goods; but her grandparents, Mr and Mrs D. H. to get a money loan, ae ootainea zoc are making low prices on. Miller, Sunday. from one man there to pay his car fare Fabrics. nave re the percentage is about the same on all grades. Mr and Mrs A. Jr. O'JNeii to Bridgeport. He said ne was tne Oil, Machine and a turned after spending several days in brother to a young man in Long Hill Separator Mowing Oil, complete Such a word to the wise buyer is sufficient. the city. by the name of Jennings, which was line of Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, etc. Our Dress Goods Section is filled with the , big Mr and Mrs J rf. Jiouton ana sons false. He then went to people in went fishing, Monday, on Umpawaug Bridgeport where he gave himself an- newest and best thinars obtainable in new Fall Dress pond. They had very good luck. other alias, and also tried to get mon Mrs JJena was enteriaineu, He seemed to have found out jeiunM. ey. the Fabrics; a really wonderful collection of choice Dress Sunday, by Mrs E. Crosby of names of people m tnis vicinity ana BenhaLm Shoe Church street. those of their relatives located in dif Farmers' & Co , Stuffs for Z5e Qo. Mrs Charles Jennings is spending a of and assum- Supply Roofing early showing. Y. ferent parts tbe state by 256 fliddle Conn. Derby, Conn. short time in Highland Mills. N. ng different names and telling airier Street, Bridgeport, Miss Marie Hill or uanoury was tne ent stories was seeking to extort mon guest of Mrs A. Bennett, Sunday. ey on false pretences. He is of good Silk height and carriage, wore a suit oi Finished Henrietta. SOUTHVILLE. clothes of what might be described as The seventh annual pepper and salt mixture, ana new These are the best of this popular weave. They combine BETHEL. OUT OF DANGER FROM HAIL. russet shoes. He had a smooth shaven the of the of thr$ firmness and OUR NEIGHBORS. face and blue eyes. strength wool, delicacy silk, Tobacco will all be harvested, this smoothness of careful scientific with A spinning the grace of per A BARN BURNED. week. FINE CONCERT ASSURED. ORANGE FAIR, William E. Plumb of Ansonia has fect STEPNET. A barn on what is known as the Mr and Mrs Frank Carlson enter Given toy the dyeing. on road arranged for another of his delightful You'll find black and Autumnal tint3 on our counters. Jchn Kennell place tbe back tained friends a few days the first of concerts to be in the Methodist BAPTIST CHUKCH NOTK8. in Wolf Pits district was struck by the week. given New line of Cheviots a2 inches wide, all the new colors on and de Mrs W. of has church. East Village, Friday evening, Orange Agricultural Society, The Covenant meeting wiil be held lightning Thursday night Shepard Naugatuck September 8. If stormy tbe following Will on New Fair for one of most dress fabrics in at usual hour. strnved bv fire. The nrooertv is now been spending some time with ber pa oe com take place their Grounds, Orange Center, fall, the perfect existence, 50c a Sunday morning, the Mr Mrs W. evening. Tne program win The of tbe morning's sermon owned bv Fennell's daughter, rents. Mr and Mrs Bristol. of music or oraer, ana win OIN subject offer- Marv of South street, Dan Mrs C. Mrs ana posed nign yard. will be "Tbe Tbe McCarthy Northrop and uoger 52-inc- h I1 Keynote." Bevans the son one appear in The Newtown bee, next Mohair Sicilians, all co The most eco for foreign missions will be taken. burv. Charles occupies of Bridgeport spent day, last week. Mr Piumo win oe assisted oy orings. ings Lower place. week, witn Mrs (j. w. jNortnrop. Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 5th. nomical fabric Evening service at Stepney talent from Ansonia and New Haven, - gown you can buy. They've width, lustre and 7 Piatt at ville, can sell you scbool house at o'clock. PERMANENT ROAD WORK. Hawley amon&r them being Miss Durand. Commenelng Labor Day- but the in their favor is the pine tobacco lath. violinist of note; Misses Harriet ana Fair grounds Six Minutes walk from N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Statioa, Orange weight, strongest argument price, Mrs James M. Baker has been very The sum of $3,000 was C01 fi9e a wife appropriated, Matilda Smith, the talented daugh yard. stele, ller youngest son's from Tuesday niuht. at the special meeting QUAKER'S FARMS. ters of Rev and Mrs Arthur Smith of Special Excursion Fair, including admission to Fair Grounds, from all nearby Brooklyn, N. Y., is caring for her. Mrs held oorougn ana ror tne stations. Brook- by the town, Danbury have promised to be present Fancy Check in a of new Baker's oldest son came frcm purpose or macaaamizing a portion oi for full If stormy, Monday, the fair will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. If stormy Suitings good range colorings. bis mother home with him was AT CHRIST CHURCH. and assist. Watch The Bee A fabric for Tailored 50 inches a lyn to take Greenwood avenue. A motion program, next week. Monday ana luesaay, Wednesday and lnursday mil be tbe tair dates. pretty Suits, wide, $1 yard. but she Is not able to be removed at then made and carried as follows Services for the month of September warden and be in sun Albert Wheeler has been entertain present. Je- That the burgess at Cbrist church at i p. m., the A party of 17, consisting of Mrs structed to macadamize such portion day school session following. ing relatives from the South. rome Nichols, Will and Bertha Nich- of Greenwood avenue as may be aeeni' The picnic which was to have been Special. ols, Mrs Charles Nichols, Perkins and ed advisable in conjunction with the HAS WRIST BROKEN TWICE. held at Riverside finally took place in New line of "New Dane 36 inches wide half lrma Nichols, Mrs Richard Broderick, selectmen and State highway commis stead on Robert Sinclair's lawn, where Cloth," Boy, Helen and Bertha Broderick, Mrs amount not to exceed As Mrs James Tomlinson and chil over 50 to or wool a dress fabric. A assortment of new Mrs Rioner, the dren were to their home gathered partake picnic very popular good Turney Nortbrop and son, Elliot, $3,000. returning rare and indulge in games ana merry for fall. 25c a Henry Sherman and daughter, Alma, from a drive, the horse stepped on a makintr. The change made in loca colorings yard. of this place, Miss Edith Hill of Long Mrs John O'Brien and two children rolling stone, falling and throwing tion was owing to the break down of rTim"and Mrs Flora Lyon and Miss of White Plains, N. Y., spent two them out. Mrs Tomlinson's left wrist one of the conveyances. Mildred Nichols of Strattield a weeks with her cousins, Mr and Mrs wls broken twice. She was attended spent of Elmwood AU The New Wash Goods most enjoyable day, Tuesday, witb Thomas Fauls, district by a physician from Hotchkissville. 30UTHF0RD. first class stores sell these goods Mrs Leavenworth at her cottage on James Conlan of White Plains, N are for and in order to make room for Y.. spent two weeks with his cousin Miss Eliza Raymond, who has been WHAT OUR PEOPLE ARE DOING. clamoring representation the Milford shore. of Mrs O. E. for some COUPON we Thomas Fauls. the guest Brower Mrs Henry Davis has been ill, long mix. CUT THIS OUT. them will give a last call on all Thomas Fauls spent a few days, re weeks, has gone to Derby and West quite EASTON. orn but is recuperating. AT GRACE CHUKCH. IT IS AND WILL BAVE YOTJ cently, with bis uncle, Michael h auls, uaven berore returning to aew l 100 A, VALXTABLK, Wash Goods of state. Nearly uavairy. Troop Service will be held at Grace cburcb. MONEY. REDEEMABLE AT BETTS & Summer at Half Price. Southport. stopped in Southford for refreshment BETTS'. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. There will be no ball game here H. B. Brower was in New York on Sunday, September 3, at 3 o'clock, Rev Piinted clearance 3 l-2- c few week. their way home from Camp. It or 6Jc Muslins, price yard. Eev Mr Davis delivered an excellent next Saturday, as the home team will days, last looked as if the was under mar M.r Brown jjriageport officiating. & Norwalk to team Smith Hine is on the sick list. place Betts Betts.the popular druggists, 12$c Printed Muslins and Batiste, clearance sermon. Sunday. go to South play the tial law for a short time. Our stock of cereals for breakfast is will save you money. If you will pre price 6c yard. Covenant and Communion of that place on the Roton Point Mrs Chadwick and son, who visited com 39c and 50c Printed Clearance 25c meeting her brothers. Lewis and Samuel Haw Miss Lura D. wooster will always fresh and complete. We have sent or send the following coupon to Novelties, price yard. service will be observed, Sunday, after grounds. mence school in Waterbury again, at Shredded Wheat, Malta Rice, Epg-O-Se- e, their store will let have a tbe usual sermon. Lockwood has the Fltzezy shoes for kins, a week ago, went to South Brit or term. they you no and to friends be the beginning tne Pettijohn, Quaker Oats, Zest, regular 50 cent package of Dr Ames The Baptist Sunday school are mak ladles. No lining, seams to hurt ain Woodbury visit The prayer and praise services, ana otners. us Pleasant for cure of con for a Harvest con the feet. Get a pair. They are all fore returning to their home in Meri- Apetizo many (jive Specific the lng arrangements den. which are being held at tbe chapel, your order and we will do tbe rest. stipation and dyspepsia, containing a cert In tbe near future. right. every Sunday evening, at 7.30 o'clock, fW. N. Hurd, the Lone Hill grocer. run montn s treatment.at nair William W. Stone has been appoint' Samuel Hawkins is taking his an are well is price. . quite sustained, expect PRESENTATION TO REV AND MBS MAUK-IR- led tax collector by tbe warden and nual vacation, to escape hay fever. ed on it ORANa'e FAIR. f VMirirAcecc tn nnllon.r. t.hfl Hnrmitrh r.av He is Island. that Tuesday evening, Septem & at Money ber 12, Mr and Mrs Knapp, mission Cut This Coupon Out And Smith, Co., 1. C. C. is on sick 4 and 5. Murray due September Ryder the list again aries from will at the septembek The annual picnic of the Congrega- William P. and Mrs H. B. Davis, who has been in Africa, speak Use It At Ooce. scbool at Senator Bailey fam chapel, which without doubt will be Great are now tional Sunday Putnam Park, lly are spending a few days in Rock disposed, is able to be about again. Mr Mrs preparations being Wednesday, August 23, was a great James is to commence bar very interesting. and Knapp made for the Orange Fair, on Septem- ville. Bartlett are soon to return to mission 5. success. About 175 sat down to the A of 20 Bethel ites leave on his fine crop of tobacco, this their ber 4 and The program for the two This coupon entitles the hold- en-Joy- party vesting work in Africa. bountiful tables and the day was for a four at Com week. days is as follows: er to one 50c package of Dr by all A feat- Friday days' outing Mr Ross and family, who have been MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Ames' Specific for the cure of ! present. pleasing po Heach, westport. Miss Mary Montague has friends Shade farm for a few weeks, 10.00 a. m. Draught Oten Class 13. ure was tbe by J. Arthur at Maole a. 8 and bil- Poultry presentation Alert. Hose No. 3, en at ber home. '1.30 IB. Working Cattle. Class dyspepsia, constipation Supplies Maur-e- r The company, visiting have returned to home in New WHOLESALE Sherwood to Rev and Mrs Oscar Mrs James Tomlinson has had as their 1.30 p. m. Band Concert. iousness, at half price, 25c. We and RETAIL. tertained, Friday night, the members Britain. I.15 Grand Par of a wedding gift of $50 from the of Eureka Hook and Ladder the week, her brother and p.m. Floral de, Trimmed agree to return money in all church. company guests, past Mrs Noe is visiting relatives in Shel Wagons, Floats. Bicycles, Baby cases where does not cure. Send for trade list. and Grassy Plain liose company, mem lad v friend from Mamaroneck, N. x ton. Carriages, Automobiles. ec. it price rif can sea 2 30 p. m. 3.00 Glass Trot or Pace. Purse, $150. Mrs Mallette Sanford entertained bers the borough board, selectme Piatt at Hawiey ville, you Miss Elsie Davis to return Free $300 a few in a tobacco lath. expects for all class. Purse, company, Sunday. and other guests, pleasant pine to school in Seymour, next week. Running Horse Race. Ha'f mile Betts & Betts. Mi.ss Hazel Sherwood entertained manner in their hose house on Beaver Miss Curtiss has returned heats. Purse, .$40. The event was in the nature NICHOLS. Ruth Pee Race. Miss Beula Sanford, last week. street. home from visiting relatives in Hunt 50 Yards Backing Race. Ft. of an of tbe newly furnished class vaudeville in Belts & Betts will go even further. Mrs J. A. Sherwood and Mrs J. opening SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY. ington. High Stage Attractions Candee are a week in Bridge- pirlor of the company, and was at Piatt at can sell you front of Grand Stand and will give with every package they FPC spending lenrled bv about 75 firemen. Hawleyville, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. sell port. The lawn party held at the residence pine tobacco lath. 10.30 a. m. Draught Horses. Class 12. their personal guarantee to refund Now is the time to think about S. II. 30 a m. Horses. Class 11. tbe money if Ur Ames' Miss Anna Logan has entertained of u. Mills, Tbursday evening, Au HUNTINGTON. Pleasant Spe Agatha Food, her friend, Miss Daisy Tyrrell, of school shoes for the children. Lock ifust 17, for the benefit of 1.30 p. m. Band Concert. cine aoes not cure. This is certainly Poultry wono" has them and are all Trinity 1.45 p. m. Grand Floral Parade, Trimmed most unusual offer a A tor Hens. Stepney. Miss Tyrrell has returned they right Episcopal) church, was the most sue WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY. Wagons, Floats. Bicycles, Baby reliable medicine Specific Molting from Storrs college and reports a very At fountain nace, uetnei. ce'ssful affair of the kind ever held in Carriages. A utomobiles. etc. at half price, with the further guar time as well as an instructive School shoes for bovs and girls and the The auto 'bus Mrs Richard Ambler and daughte 8.30 p. m. 3.40 Class. Trot or Pace. Purse, antee that your money will be cheer is pleasant men village. brought last week at Oxford fl50. It necessary to have your hens molt early to obtain early winter course of for little at Lockwood's. friends from wh Catherine, spent full if the does not thin-n-egso study taken there. irreat many tbe city New York. 2.34 Olaes. Trot or Pace. Purse, yrefunded remedy Hens under ordinary treatment don't molt until late, and are poor and Mrs Nellie Candee Tomlinson of Go to Lock wood's for your shoes of trenerously ano Central cure. matter what are is 50c $4. patronized everything, The severe shower of last 50 they fed, when winter sets in, and it almost spring, nntl Seymour was in church, Minday, and anv kind from to Hehas them tne net were $80. thunder Yards Backing Race. Anyone who is suffering from liver you them in a unless Lockwood is riiiht in it with his "A) receipts nearly Tbursday did a little damage on Peg Race. sick get laying condition, they have received something, to was tbe guest of Dea Amos O.indee. quite Special attractions before grand stand. trouble, constipation, headache aid them in producing a new coat of feathers. Mrs C. S. Everett has a beautiful America" shoe. Cannot be beat for th NEWS IN BRIEF. tbe Hill, burning out all tne tele Prize winning animals shown before grand indigestion, bad taste in the mouth of of money. Try a pair and you will neve phones, striking and shattering tbe stand and records announced upon request of biliousness, specks before tbe eyes, mel display gladlolas many varieties, wear kind. Rev and Mrs Gilman have returned in front of Mrs Ambler's house, exniDitors. numbering over 200 plants. any other from a two weeks' vacation. pole ancholy, or tired feelings, should take C. Miss Minnie Sherwood a tea Piatt at can sell you The home of Warren Hubbell was or this oner, as do not F. P. Food gave llawieyville, Mrs N. B. Curtis spent a few days a bolt of WHOLESALE riARKET. advantage they Agatha to a number of lady lusi pine tobacco lath. struck by lightning, stunning know how long tbey will be able to sell hens Poultry party friends, last, week, lu Winsted. inmates and Wholesale Furwished Buck Supports during molting, because it contains medical properties to pro week. Mrs Reed in tbe tearing up the furni Quotations bt Ames' 'ieasant hpfec:nc at hair price mote health and disease. Ruth bas been visiting ture and carpets. & Darling. Bridgeport. for sale has been prevent Mrs Robert Davis and family bave SOUTH BRITAIN, Stratford. choice 24c their something It increases egg Because it furnishes material. visited John Miss Marion Beardsley spent two Butter, creamery prints lb: production, egg forming at Patterson's Miss Gertrude Hawley entertains weeks with her Miss in creamery tubs 22a23, choice dairy 30a3I. fair to phenomenal. The price is low, considering quality, Because the cost per ben is less Charles Keller and family, Mrs friend. friend, Case, gooa isaic. common iai6; cneese, racuiry As the dose is diminished after the than two cents month. SINGLE MEN IN TEARS. Uoilinsville. !2al4. dairy 13al4; eggs, fresh near-b- y 28a30; rirst few a can per Margaret Keller and son, Will, and Mr and Mrs I. D. a num 14a15: days, bottle, that you A crowd attended the at Smith have Miss Lelia Surrage of New Haven is chickens, fowls, 14al5 lb: calves SalOe: now Zo 21 Mr and Mrs Albert Ellis spent Wed- large game ber of boarders. potatoes, 60a65c bu; onions, yellow. bu; ootain for cents, will last At cents per dozen, the production of one egg per day will pay for the the ball last to her vacation witb her friend fO nesday at the shore. grounds, Saturday, wit wumoc or spending cabbages, 3.00a5 per 100 j carrots. 50a75c bu ; month. And it costs you nothing if food required diily for 30 to 40 hens, if red according to directions. Put in Keynoins re ; np Mr and Mrs H. C. McCollam were ness the contest between tbe married .Bridgeport Miss Helen Jones. t urnips, 40a50c bu ; beans, marrow 13.75 pea. it does not cure. By mail at the half 5 lb. 40 cents: and in cases of GO lbs bulk at 7c lb. men. cently called at Edwin Hawley's. Miss of Shelton is $2.25; boney. 12al4c lb; beeswax, 30c lb; ap- packages, price per in on friends. and single The single nine had Jessie Miller 3 for a snort time. town, Sunday, calling advertised the were Miss Ruth Thorp has been enjoying the week with Miss Jennette ples, 1.50a 50bbl. price Next Sunday morning the Sacra- great things they a vacation in New York and Maucb spending ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL. ment of the Lord's will be ob- going to do on that occasion, but tbey Beardsley. Among those who went on the ex Supper tne old reiiows could do a Chunk, Penn. Services were resumed, last Sunday, served at tbe Congregational church. cicovered Mrs Oscar Plumb entertains her cursion to savin Kock, Wednesday, When indigestion becomes chronicit semi-annu- al elec- few fancy stunts themselves, wbict by the pastor of the White Hills Bap were Mr and Mrs C. P. Mrs In tbe evening the did mother, Mrs Hayes, of Stepney. a Sturges, is dangerous, liodol Dyspepsia (Jure WHITE WING POULTRY tion of officers of the Christian En- they by defeating the single nine Miss tist church, he having enjoyed vica Alonzo Cree, Mr and Mrs F. F. An- will cure all by a score of 15 to 3. The for Louise Curtis spent Sunday tion of two weeks. Appreciation MrsS. W. indigestion and troubles deavor society will take place and the pitcher witn ner aunt, Mrs a. r. jnicdois. drews, Dibble, Raymond resulting therefrom, thus preventing consecration the single nine has the sympathy ot was shown by the large attendance Dibble and Mr and Mrs Richard - monthly meeting. tbe whole be mad Miss Gertrude Peet has been enter Arndt. catarrh of the stomach. Dr New- FARM, The Sunday school is planning to community, having her Miss Lola of W. Va , "T The best House in some a heavy bet (for him) that the old taming friend, Elliott REDDING. brougb, League, says: eqnipped Poultry Supply the State, give a harvest concert time the of va. those - from or first of October. men's pitcher couldn't strike him out Lynchburg, The law in reference to the prize sunering indigestion 729-- 4. Count. once. He not was fanned once Piatt at Hawleyville, can sell you A BAD ACCIDENT. games at fairs has no ref- sour stomach I would say there is no Telephone Nichols, Tbe children of Thomas Wells have only tobacco lath. Agricultural better remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia recovered from the but the second and third time also. pine One day last week as Miss Julia San erence to church fairs and tbe can H. dysentery. The local merchants a sudden ford was driving from her home to vassers interested need them- Cure. I bave prescribed it for a num J. LORD, Prop. Wallace Davis' daughters have been report BRIDGE give ber of my with results." ill with demand for small sized hats this week WATER. John Sanford's place with Mrs Adams selves no anxiety on this account. patients good dangerously dysentery. After the men have and Miss Banks, when at the bottom Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you single practised GRANGE INTERESTS. L. C. Morris makes the stomacn sweet. Sold ror a rew years longer they will per of the hill just beyond Sullivan Broth bas brought suit against eat;and "Where Goes." GREENFIELD HILL. naps cnauenge tne old men The attendance at the Children ers' store, the wagon ran into a gully H. H: Rennell of Bridgeport for $400 by S. E. Sanford & Co., Newtown; Co. Everybody again. entertainment at and them all damages caused by the recent auto- Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen Century Cycle MART B. DISBROW. night Bridgewate overturned, throwing & THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. orange was aoout ho. The program out. Mrs Adams had one of her arms mobile accident, when Mr Morris' Frencn, Stepney Depot; Williams The death of Mary B. Disbrow, wid- was miss Maoei a. San broken in fall. Miss Banks was grocery wagon was wrecked. Scoville, Soutb Britain. w hav rimoTtd uack to our old stand ow of late David Burr Next Sunday morning, Mr Forte arranged ny tbe the Disbrow, a ford and was much enjoyed by those quite badly bruised. Miss Sanford S and one of the oldest residents of will preach Labor day sermon on was The regular meeting of Pootacuck A LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP. in every life." is ex present. escaped uninjured and able to occurs, A 837 Main teeplechLse Greenfield, died at ber home in the "Religion day It sent 18 person hold the horse so did not run away, Grange Tuesday night. Street, Banks Soutb after- pected that Mr Willis will sing Bridgewater Grange it full attendance is desired. "A cold or pro- district, Tuesday g to to is were cough nearly always solo at the mo-nin- entitled Merryall the regular meeting of It fortunate that tbe ladies Nzt to Smith's Thaatr. Island, noon. She bas been a sufferer service, y, duces the water all runs long "Tbe Three Cills." In Housa tonic Valley Pomona, August not more seriously hurt. George Hickox, who died in Schnec-tad- constipation Conn. from an incurable disease, a malignant the eveninu Zi. was to Tues- to the eyes, nose and throat instead of Bridgeport, type of cancer, which lor the Mr Pierce and daughter will assist the Mr and Mrs Stephen Sanford and brought NewtowD, out of the system the W hav a new stock of past Mi;s Evarts is leader for Mr Mrs day. On Thursday, Funeral Directors passing through complete year has made rapid inroads on her singing. the Mrs David Wooster of Bridgeport and Charles Sanford spent & liver and kidneys. For the want of George C. Marvelous Y. P. S. C. E , and the is "Th Mr Prindle Morris took the hody to Tilyou's once vigorous constitution, destroying subject ana miss tsertna wanes or jNew Brit Sunday at Fairfield Beach with South where funeral took moisture the bowels become dry and Edison and rec- Amusement of Refin- what fed Her wonderful vi- aounaant me; now get it, now use were W. s a and Mrs Theron E. Piatt of Newtown Britain, the Laxative Phonographs City it upon. ain at II. Treat part of place. hard." Kennedy's Honey Victor Machines tality has astonished her physician it?" last week. The ladies remained for a stay of sev and Tar is the original Laxative Cough ords, Talking ed Recreation, Consti- and friends, who for months have ex- Mrs Robert Mallory and daughter eral days duration. If you want tbe best on the Syrup. It meets and corrects tbe above and Records. Mr Cole and family, who have beerj thing as tuting the Pleasure pected the final summons. Thus the a few weeks Lois, have been visiting friends in WEST REDDING. market for biliousness, constipation, conditions, by acting a pleasant news or ner aeatn win come as a spending at Camp Easy, week. cathartic on the bowels all Ground of all New only left for their New Rochelle home, town, this indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., expels Gas Lamps, Mantles, Globes, surprise to those who were unacquaint Miss Netta Wolcott, who has been WHAT'S DOING HEREABOUTS. Ask your druggist for G. N. Clarke's colds from the system and cures all ed with ner enreenied condition. She Wednesday. of her and "Shades. England, Miss Mary Wood of Ohio is the spending part vacation at H Miss Ruth Bahret and nephew, Ed Vegetable Liver pills. They are not coughs, croup, whooping cough, grip, Chimneys has borne ber suffering patiently, re- of her Miss w. Treat's, goes, this week, to Hart ward Miss re an untried remedy but one that has bronchitis, etc. S. E. Sanford & Co., One even in guest friend, Gertrud' as of her Rev Bahret, Jennie Cusack Betts & Possessing Hundred maining outwardly cheerful, Mitchell. ford, guest brother, turned to their home in Pougbkeepsie been tested most thoroughly by thou Newtown; Betts, Sandy Hooi; tbe face of her impending death. Mrs Philip C. Wolcott. sands of people who in favor Stephen jrenen, stepney JJepot: Sundries. Creat Features. whole was On on Monday last. testify & Bicycle Disbrow's being absorbed KENT. Wednesday of last week Mrs Miss Maud Bronson visited relatives of their wonderful curative properties. Williams Scoville; South Britain. In environments of home life. A Frank Hurd of ad- BICYCLES etc. tbe Tbe Castle, Lovers' in Georgetown for a few days.last week Once tried always used, see his aid BicycU Tires, woman of quiet domestic taste, she Leap, tbe summer home of Mr and Mrs vertisement in another column. NO UNPLEASANT AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Will Bronson has sold a piece of EFFECTS. Also all th Iatsat SHEET MUSIC. A Tonic for All figured little in the realms of society, Hurd of Bridgeport, delightfully en- woodland to E. E. to devote all her time to tertained Mrs C. Nettleton. Madame Beatrice Acerli of New little bit now Sreferring Harold Haxton of New York City at tea, A. Morris. The miscreant who helped himself If you ever took DeWitt's Little Every helps, what do er daily routine duties and thus aid has visited his Ilopson cousins. Miss Mary Morris, Miss Mary Keeler, to ice in ice bouse near York is a sojourning with Mrs Albert Early Risers for biliousness or consti- you think of that. ! In those she loved best com Mrs Mark Miss Mabel Keel- the West Red Pierron. is. making Harry Smith and family of Bridge-wate- r McEslin, station left bis shut in the pation you know what pill pleasure Humanity fortable and happy, indeed it was are er, Miss Helen Mrs Reuben ding dog These famous little cleanse the at the rectory for a week's Keeler, ice house and ne remained there near Miss Mona of New York will pills The World renowned Steeplechase Race Crane her keen to see her friends Mrs C. N. C. 2-- all bile Co., delight Keeler, Hatch and Mrs i was Taylor liver and rid the system of Century Cycle Park Wilh her home sojourn. EI. of ly hours before he discovered. give a concert in Glover's hall, Sandy effects. Steeplechase Twenty attractions about enjoying tbe comforts, Mrs Harriet Benson of Plymouth Jessup Bridgewater and Mrs L. Arthur Stuart land wife drove to wit hout producing unpleasant 8 17 Main for Ten Cent. Grandest Ball Room 'n tbe for which she had so zealously labored. Hill called on her Miss S. Weeks of Bridgeport. Hook, next Thursday evening, Septem- Sold by S. E. Sanford & Co., St., Bridgeport. World. Finest Bathinz Be ch on Lone Island aunt, Mary Bridgeport, last week. 7. She will a talented elocu- Sound, a trinm. Koller Coaster Tobne;-Ita- n; Here in this very home she was born, Sne.deker, last Piatt at Hawleyville, can sell you ber bring IS'ewtown; Stephen French, Stepney irship 80 Sunday. a of Holton's school Sisso 'be Oriental Wonder, rellvblful nearly years ago and here she has Ttie held annual pic- pine tobacco lath. CAUSE OF INSOMNIA. tionist, graduate Depot; Betts & Betts, S;indy Hook; S MaKniOVent Electrical At-an- tic sev- Grange their of Miss solos have tl. Illumination, spent her days quietly among the nic on boat-bous- e oratory. Taylor's Williams & Xcovilie.South Britain. City's Board Walk Duplicated and Fuller Mountain at the SOUTH disturbs fine and Cecil Tumors Scores of otber eral generations who have come and on t he lake. KENT. Indigestion nearly always very accompaniments Cancers, Attractions. with the was the sleep more or less and is often the Wright is engaged to play them. Mr BEST FOR CHiLDKEN. gone passing years, it Tne Misses Stuart have begun re- cause of cases a also ner habits of and t WHAT'S GOING ON. insomnia. Many bave Wright will sing solo, Ezra J. and industry frugality building heir horse and carriage barn. been cured Chamber- favor Mothers be carefnl of the health of that won for her the of her t. Mrs W. Chase is permanently by Hall, the popular basso, may the respect P a' ;it, Iliiwley ville, can sell you John entertaining lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets audience on that occasion. Admission your cbidren. Look out for coughs, neighbors. Habits formed in early tobacc j her Mrs Lucy Barker, and ROUND TRIP. pine lath. aunt, cousin, For sale by R. H. Beers & Co., New 25c. The proceeds will be for tbe ben- colds, croup and whooping cough. Stop Chronic Diseases. life under the stern conditions of ear- Mrs Howard Carpenter, and Master lime One Minute or ferrT. and New home Im- town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy efit of tbe Methodist churcb. them in Cough byteamers including ly England training. OXFORD. Ralph from Merlden. W. Cure is the best remedy. Harmless and admission to tbe island, bued with ideas, she Mrs Andrew Benedict has for Hook; N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B, had Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, Meet me at Brennan's restaurant. pleasant. Contains no opiates Sold Dr brought into our later domest ic period, LATHES' GUILD TO GIVE A CLAM BAKE her Mr and Mrs William will know Paul Norwood 10 guests Treat, Trumbull. Our many readers be glad to by S. E. Sanford & Co., Newtown; Betts of Cents a personality that is becoming more, Miss Dois, Mr and Mrs Ora Treat, all that this resort is located at & Ansonia and New Haven. more rare As The Ladies' Guild of St PeterV of popular Belts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French, and every year. wifi. h re Waterbury, and Mrs Harriet Bene- A REMEDY WITHOUT A PEER. 94 Golden Hill street, and Williams & and she wns church m'iking arrangements to dict of New Haven. Bridgeport, Stepney Depot; Scoville, Dr A. D. of Tues- mother, neighbor friend, Imlrl u ci.imbike, on Monday, Septem- "I rind Chamberlain's Stomach and the old patrons as well as new ones South Britain. French Free Carnivals Fire faithful in every good cause In winch While peeling telephone poles Char- can be assured of as service and of Stielton, Um ber 4, at the p'sklence of John B Liver Tablets more beneficial than any good and her services were enlisted, and A les Chase bad the misfortune to cut 1 attention as received iu days DR DAVID KLNNEDY, RONDOUT, day Friday Evenings. of a well life is the Pope. general invitation is extend his which is now other remedy ever used for stomach tbey memory spent ert. knee, keeping him trouble," says J. P Klote, of Edina, past. Prices are the same regular N. Y. Specialists. Annual Baby Show 1. priceless legacy left to her progenitors. confined to the house. Mo. disorder of dinners, 25c. Sept. The deceased was married to the lato TOWN VOTBS FOU STATU ROAD WORK Miss Carrie Stone of Macedonia was For any the stomach, Dear Sir: Some time since I was David Burr 50 the. biliousness or constipation these tab- on Disbrow, nearly years At the special Town meeting held, guest, last week, of Mrs Merton lets are without a For bv troubled with blotches coming out Hook and ago. The union was dissolved by the Feet. peer. sale I. my of a scrofulous Sandy A. M. Briscoe & Son, last. Saturday, the selectmen were in R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, J. WEST, breast, character, Newtown. death of Mr Disbrow, which occurred structed to take means to secure a Mr and Mrs Joseph Tucker of Trum- & and my general system seemed to he Farm and Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; W. N. Hurd; Photographer, I. Carriages, Buggies. last Oct ber. Three children. Mrs A. share of the state for bull are at the Thomas cottage at B. out of order. was induced to try Dr Business aeons. .1 appropriation Long Hill; A. Blakeman, Botsford. J. Hull of Mrs Frederick North Lake. Conn. David Favorite y Westport, improvement of roads. It was voted Spectacle S. J. Parks, Trumhull. Washington Depot, Kennedy's Remedy. iiu Muninj Ku.. we uiHKe a so ri:Uiy or i;iui-il- Harnesses ar.d Harness Supplies Wlldman and Elmer It Dishrow of ooo Mrs Beach. The first bottle drove the trnde. Ki'nuhtr deliveries MunriYys Weti-n-siy- s. to expend $2 each year lor the next Stephen Stephen Marsh Amateur Photographic Supplies soli. eruption Of All this and several of Wellsville and Ray Plumb of Bridge- Views for sale of s 'enes about Washington away and I feel better every wav. It Fridays and Saturdays, andy Uook descriptions. place grandchildren two ears. Dean's Rheumatic Pills absolutely and Lake and Newtowb! are tbe surviving members of ber port are at Indian Rock cottage, this cure Rh"umatism and Neuralgia. Waramaug is a splendid blood medicine. Henry j Rev John Norths, a former week. S. N. Y. W. C. Johnson. 4. family. pastor, Entirely vegetable. Safe. Huyler's Choice Confections. Eidredge, Rochester, Sandy Hook, Ct. Telephoae S7-- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1905.

the foundation faith of our grandsires. tales found in Indian lore; and the The Newtown Bee. Thousands Have Kidney citizens of Concord, N. H., have erect Now Is The Time THEY BELIEVED IN GOD. ed a monument on the spot where the Newtown, September 1, 1005. Tne Friday. deed was Better Trouble and Never it. performed, that the memory is said believed in the Suspect of such a brave woman might notbe To Your Furniture. It that they To Out. Buy GIAN" How Find ieit to die. There was Mrs Sarah l LITTLE CIRCULATION God of the Old Testament rather than a or common with or the next month wo will izive special pricos to the newly married ones. Now Is the Fill bottle glass your Kniijht, daughter of Cautain Kemlle Way chance to Ret Iioum- cjn-ap- ; your furnished so do not let it slip uv. Just make a. break for the in the God of the New. In the litera- water and let it stand twenty-fou- r hours ; who was d s. wind January 1, 1883, 600 equal to the woman The tissues of the throat are parson up your trip at Han ley le. pick out your furniture, have it delivered the ture of was a sediment or set of to-da- y in of next day and put into shapi We are in the to do our In apple-pi- e and SUIT L those days the Puritan doing well the duties list as as .lust position part order, Last week, 46OO indicatesau business and the home. This inflamed and prompt you wish, received a larjre quantity of mattresses in all iktnds and caricatured. He was ridiculed as a tling Captain irritated; you sizes, and are able to furnish them much less thaucity prices. Vou (to lo the large cities and con- mattresses and thes.-im- sallow-cheeke- narrow-mind- , unhealthy Kemble, by the way, obtained quite and there is more irrita- price furniture then write us fur prices on goods, and you will see bigoted, dition of the kid- a re cough, we can save you 2.J per cent, il no! more. We know this to lie a fact our reputation in his day. He had customers in the We tiy hearing through Ten ed man. The that might have ; if it stains turned from a tion more You take larjfe cities. are shipping k,hj1s ui Brooklyn. New York, Bridgeport, Pages. epitath neys three years' voyage and coughing. VmT 7 " NV;l.terIiury. Ilarlfoid and I1kk,ii, besides smaller cii ies all over the OHQ Staple been written on his tombstone would your linen it is was seen his door and and tins alone shows we not t country, kissing wifeon the a cough mixture and it eases the were that do business in hese places unless there read Born evidence of kid step of his home on a Sabbath after 'Some Inducements lo cet out of the lame cities and come to Hawley ville to have thus: in discourage- buy furniture. u an know tii-r- e are not v ney trouble ; too noon, and for this misde irritation for awhile. You take ana tuat m many attractions here except trains, LOCAL AFFAIRS. ment, he grew up in dejection, ma- ,lll:igrant occasionally an auto ruuMn;; through our town and stirring up our inhabitants, so they frequent desire meanor" lie was condemned to sit for must hie oil for a few day and recuperate K'ore tome on with their daily toils. You do not tured in depression and died in dis. to pass it or pain two hours on Boston Common with his kuow how unexpected one of these minis nim.s ,i ... We back cuse the mistake In regard to autos for we w ill admit it ouite a while since we ha.ve seey one. A gust. must not harshly criticise in the is feet fust in the public stocks. His i ney are all settled down on their old homesteads and ruus Bl. CENTENNIAL SERMON. ijuitely I." everything right along also the Mrs was from -Vear. tO Vear. on - . .1 A any one before we fact convincing proof that kidneys daughter, Sarah Knight, pro evcent' !:.. bnrv .....if ...... ,1...... ,. ,1...... i.i...... i. Lfi i. n Htifu niiu recognize the aiMiand-sta- rt for the 1 Remember we ...i., ...I., ill. and bladder are out ot order. ficient, in all housewifely cares, she SCOTT'S sa.e air. deliver all goods free of charge and guarantee that every one is a of the r. While for at. Haw product What To Do. was a soap-make- sutrar-make- delivery. waiting trains ley vilie lust step Into our waiting room where THE NEW ENGLAND LEAVEN. A SER- good you will nnd magazines and uauers to nass the time awav. times in which he lives and of the con There is comfort in the knowledge so butter-make- r, clothes-make- r, bread- - MON PREACHED cloth-make- r. IN TUB NEWTOWN ditions out of which he comes. The often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's maker, r and broom-make- EMULSION CONGREGATIONAL CIIUKCn BY TIIE Swamp-Roo- t, the great kidney remedy, We kuow from her she Puritan, before he set his foot on Ply fulfills everv wish in rheumatism, diary (for kept and it cures the cold. That's PA8TOR, REV OTIS W. BARKER, SUN- curing one witn minute care that she owned mouth Rock, had just thrown off the pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and a flour what is soothes the Q. F. BAKER & CO., DAY MORNING, AUGU8T 0, 1905. WE superintended and grist necessary. It tyranny of prelate, Church and State. and every part ot the urinary passage. mill, ran a tavern, taught school, rode throat because it reduces the CANNOT LABEL WITH LOCAL NAMES He has far from all It corrects inability to hold water on horseback from Boston to New Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Kitchen Ranges, swung away earth and in or bad OUR CELEBRATION. A SCORE OK as scalding pain passing it, York and back on business er irritation ; cures the cold because ly sovereignty, and always happens effects use of liquor, wine or again Conn. MORE OF THE NATIONALITIES OF in following rands, and speculated a little in In it drives out the Hawleyville, such cases, he swung to the other beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne- dian lands. Do vou thinii now that inflammation; EUROPE REPRESENTED IN THE LIFE extreme of the pedulum and found cessity of being compelled to go often the of our foremothers was con builds the weakened tissues naln St. and Fairfield Ave. OF OUR TOWNS. to sphere up WESTERN WILL THE himself emphasizing alone the sov during the day, and get up many tracted and narrow, and that they because it nourishes them back NEW ENGLAND LEAVEN - times during the night. The mild and knew (North wist Oorhbr.) LEAVEN of God. No be- ot scarcely of life beyond ereignty wonder he the effect of Swamp-Ro- anything to their natural i Conn. THE WHOLE LUMP? THE OLD WAR ieved in God of Old extraordinary the bounds of their dahlia beds? The strength. That's I Few Can Bridgeport, the the Testa is soon realized. It stands the highest Puritan maiden was in many how Resist SONGS OF ISRAEL MADE TO LIVE ment, the God who thundered his for its wonderful cures of the most dis- respects Scott's Emulsion deals with t striking and lascinating figure. S Tbs charms of that moBthly list of nsw j AGAIN. THE PURITAN FOREFATHER mandates from Sinai and overcame tressing cases. If you need a medicine Who would not have looked sore throat, a Reord9. It's like the twice at cough, cold, S th monthly magazins. except that you "rtad tha ator- - ( HAS BEEN PRAISED OVERMUCH. THE you should have the best. Sold by drug- such as Deborah ies" over and of Baal with the descent of fiftv-ce- one-doll- ar quaint personalities or bronchitis. over, finding saeh time some new each month prophets gists in and sizes. and Mehiutbel robed some - delight adding LONELINESS AND EXILE OK LIKE IN flame. In this soft atie when is often You have a bottle and a Nash, in bear f permanent pleasure teaching the youngsters a new appreciation, of j it may sample skins? The too. WE'LL SEND YOU THE WILDERNESS WILDS. IIA NNAII book that tells all pretty Puritan maiden, m an in ine woria tne art 01 music. nquired whether it really makes any Prisciila Mullens, at her spin- A SAMPLE FREE. jnonsi DUSTON AND HEK about bothsentfree sitting GREAT EXPLOIT. difference in what a man believes, it is it, wheel, had of romance in j The is sold us, $1 down and $1 mail. Address Dr, ning enough 40!) Pmirl street Phonograph by weekly payments. WM!W'I'IIMiMIIiIIIIMIIIIl well to go back to those who by ler to suggest to Longfellow his most SCOTT SB0WNE, solidly Kilmer & Co., Bins:- beautiful on Text: Matt. 13: 33, Swamp-Roo- poem "Another parable spake believed in a God of law. I do not hamton, N. Y. When Home of t. Courlship. I ZEVaixk He unto them. The kingdom of heaven Is like of mention this and don't THESE PURITAN FOREMOTHERS OF J. Stanton Co., a woman In think that the theology the Pil writing paper 1060 BROAD 9 unto leaven, which took and hid make mistake, but remember the OURS WERE STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Baxter Furnace measures of meal grim rang out no musical tone of love, any of three till the whole was name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and tory Israel, did her people a service leavened." or that amid the smoke of the flaming the N. Y. real home-maker- They kept a home, in the cvmbals in nraise or ITS A FUEL SAVER. address, Einghamton, a, stnuing mount the cry was lost that rose from home, I say, not a flat where you mga ueeas. striue tne cymbals to-d- a v stay for a while in a sleeping car, nor n praise of the home. Strik th LIKE FINDING On the Market 25 Years. What is all this for? bitter four-stor- y MONEY. Announcements. these Calvary. to-oa- y Why.for well knew what were a affair where at different cymnais in honor of en Roxbury last few days, have we been indulging Those who sought on these shores they taking upon of the are on differ- of patient them; knew that must portions day you durance hardship and pain. Throw in decoration, oratory and noise? "a faith's pure shine"came here as the they liberty ent rounds of the ladder. Our good aside criticism, seek earnest! v for Finding health is like finding money NOISE BETTER. "II Tl win or must die. of jr" ARegnlatcd P Have we for one moment to of 200 of they One their Puritan foremothers were the loved something worthy to copy, and honor so think those who are sick. When The Simpson Springs. South Easton, I Without f stopped growth years changes' that neads of home. were Mass., Temp ranee Drinks: Ginirer Ale, Birch f J.f number hit the point when he said the They not your tjoo. you have a cough, cold, sore or . Jty. I consider that this celebration were on soil throat, Beer. Root Beer, Co Clo Aim Ho AUolnglnto splendid wrought European now we creatures of fads, the star of chest act aox. Rett, etc would mean from There had been movement called "And must all hang together, patients irritation, better promptly ciRars. really nothing apart the or else we the physician. They did not spend so LONG HILL. like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, A'a. Barber Shop. Billiard and Pool Table. our national life? We cannot the out of the shall all hang separately." mucu time at the club that their He had a pack Renaissance, springing x says: "I terrible chest trouble. D. But did one of those fifty-si- his children once in a while wished to C Oarrlaon, away a little fragment of this great invention of the printing-pres- s and give get WHAT OUR CITIZENS ARE DOING caused by smoke and coal dust on my vt Roxburt Station, Oora. and label with some local been life for his convictions? Not one. acquainted witn tnem. rney aid not lungs; but, after hnding no relief in country there had the movement called think that the chief aim in was Services were held at Grace church other I was cured Dr names and and the of They all died peacefully. How many living on last at 3, Rev Mr Brown remedies, by insignia then proudly Reformation, the product the of to pose oeiore a mirror or illustrate bunday rung's JSew Discovery for con H. U. Conn. say, "This is ours." The stream translation of the Bible into that Pilgrim band, tell me, perished the latest mode. were rector of Christ church, Bridgeport BOOTH, Roxbury. great the Tbey mothers, uuii-.iauiii- sumption, coughs and colds." Great Wholesale and Retail Dealer In I during that first bitter winter? Over we to some em- est of or of our national life may run into tiny speech of the common people. These perhaps ought place Miss Alice of sale any cough lung medicine Beef. Veal, Pork, Lamb aad Chickeaa. come by struggles and weakened by phasis there; they were mothers of Brinsmade Shelton is in the world. At K. H. Beers & Co., eddies and miniature bays, but the two lines of life converging upon the a guest of Mrs D. Fairchild Wheeler Hifthest Market Prices always paid. many sons and & 13-- current rolls privation for half the number the vigorous blooming Mr and Mrs Marcus O. Newtown; Betts Betts, Sandy Hook; Woodbury Local Tel. OoM No. strong, swirling majesti Puritan developed a growth that could had families. Wheeler and P. J. W. N. S. N. E. Tel. Uo. No 67- -. driven snow became their daughters. They large son, have Garvin. Bethel: Noble. canyon, we are oniy a pare or a not flourish in fetid atmosphere. A winding I do not think that they spent a great Arthur, just returned from New Milford; E. J. Buckingham, Hunt- sheet and the winds of in a to tne White Mountains. mighty whole. We can only have new land was necessary where the tree howling through deal time discussiug the problem tripMr ington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; the naked sang their funeral of race suicide. I have said that our Bogart of Bridgeport was a guest G. W. Hurlburt & Co., C. N. koxbubt, celebration like this because we have of civil and religious liberty could pines on 01 nis Roxbury; Henry Pettit, 06NN. dirge; and, as it always is, the suffer Puritan sires have been feted and ounuay uaugnter,Mrs Wedge, Hatch, Bridgewater; Connery Bros., something to celebrate; and that flourish and throw out its dined over-muc- is au uuuocu view. W. B. Expert Horse Sheer. spreading ing came harder upon the women it high time that Mr Mrs Georgetown; Hawley, Sherman; something is not a date so much as it shade, and that land was here; and than tde era of the foremothers was due. and Henry F. Parrott wel Honan & Soule, Wagon and Carriage Repairing; In all Its upon the men. was not so corned a little son to their home, re tJaylordsville; George branches. Also General Jobbing. Beet work Is great events and wonderful destinies nere it look rorin in wnat Has ever It much Here is a point where we should strike D. Odell, Cornwall Bridge, drugstores; at moderate prices. women the wild beasts of the forest that the loud symbols in the praise of the cently. 50c and $1, guaranteed. Trial bottle Shop closed Saturday afternoon at S o'clock. and noble and meu. been know as the New con s Miss 135-- 5. grand England tiowied about was not so aome-maker- of that da.v: thev got Mary Burroughs has a number free. Telephone No. Terms Cash. It is said that millions of our human science. Do you ask me what the door; it of boarders at the present time. by much the Indian who often along with their cranky old sires. race have been cursed by their ances phrases I would characterize the Puri proved xney Drought two bears into the Mrs Henry eit of Fairholt enter terrible treacherous and cruel; it was tertains several guests from TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY boxbcby. OVER 1,500 try. Their sires lived under a despot- tan ideals? They are these: ThePuri home, and without these bears a good Bridge H. E. Garlfck, OONN. IN USE. not so much these made deal of will go on. These port. ic government where they were made tan believed in the stern righteousness things that growling Mrs Sarah French is in Litchfield Graduated Veterinarian Furnished. Writ as a Letter. the heart sick and made life in the mothers learned how to compromise, All to serve an iron will. The later gener of a God. He believed in convic now to and caring for the sick. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab diseases of horses, cattle and domestic We do the rest. just pioneer wilderness a round yield yet pretty well to Mr and Mrs Wilmot lets. All refund animals t reated with success. Calls answered ation feel the poison in the blood; they tions of duty from which he would not prolonged nave their own way. They governed Wheeler enjoyed druggists tbe money dav or night of heroic as utter lone- an automoone to one f it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's Telephone: No. 135-- 5, New Milford division. Oontfectors foe come into the world all back head and swerve a hair's breadth; he believed in endurance, the their children not by breaking their trip Kidgeneid, sig liness and exile of those who had left will, will day last week. nature is on each box. 25c. PLUMBING AND HEATING. no forehead. Not so with us. We the overrule of God in all mak. but by making their act in Mr and Mrs are - things, the best in life across of loyal harmony with the other facul Harry Parrott stay- have come of a godly and goodly line. and bad, devil and bend the stretch one id in ror a time. Ihe HULL BROS. CO- Inggood saint, waves. The stars of the winter's ties. Yes, who could do this and Miss Bridgeport - Shall these children know from these to His sovereign will; he had a vision at the same time live peacefully with Edna French has returned from South Britain Announcements. We DANBURY. CONN. night looked down upon but old Derby, where she has been Are anniversary exercises from what which gave him glimpses into the un. them, good Roger Williams, who was menus. visiting Headquarters are they were so cold and far away. The conscientiously cranky and consistent For Fruit Jars for worthy stock they sprang? Shall seen and the bourne be s, canning; II'II'MII'IWiIiI.IiIiIIiIiI.IiIiIiIiI.i.i, opened up winds of the forest murmured low ly deserves a bright crown Mason and Lightning jars. Quarts and Dints: appreciate what it means to be the corridors of he was an NUMEROUS AND Notice. alo extra rubbers and caws and suirar to they yond Time; about in .Heaven; and these mothers are WORTHLESS. Special sweeten them with. Fresh the and heirs of who never whisperings their dwellings, but crowns now over leased A. D. Munsnn's blacksmith Vegetables every logical spiritual their optimist let go his hope were so wearing their there. is in the name Havln? day at our stre. Shoes for summer wear. Puritan forefathers? That is the that the worst would round at they gloomy and chill. The flow much does this great Everything when it shop at South Britain Center, am prepared to Groceries and General Merchandise. swing waves of the sea talked in Nation owe to these comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C, do borsesboeliK, carriage and wagon repair question which deeply concerns us to- last to that which works for the best. tossing Puritan DeWitt & discovered ing and general jobuing. rtattsiacuon in all Allen hoarse cadence as they listened, but nomes? Can you measure their Co., Chicago, work guaranteed. All work strictly cash. RoxburyJoyce,Station. Ot. day. Charles Sumner, the great He held tenaciously to the ultimate influence in our some years ago how to make a salve a. x. souin uritatn, uonn. Full they gave forth no syllable of love and history by from Witch Hazel is a for ualu Stock statesman, when speaking at a New triumph of the right. echoed no sympathetic tone. Our lux- weights and scales? Can you set over that specific -- or onna, England dinner in 1873, said as he I have already said much about our uries have brought us into effeminacy tneir value as proportionate to so piles, f bleeding, itcning ana love or we sort much timber-lan- d or rivers and protruding piles, eczema, cuts, Ofallkiads of Grain, Feed looked toward Henry Ward Beecher, Puritan forefathers; you almost ease; aengnc in navigable burns.bruises and all skin diseases De- - FMxIey and Groceries on head our might things; we do not dare to mount the or great watersheds or railroad sys Mouse, always at near him: "I have often that 1 had never heard tems? Here are some of Witt's Salve has no equal. This has Now Is The Time Hawlittilli Nbwtowr. Ot. tor at reasonable prices. sitting suspect that steeps. We wish the way marked tne families Now open for the round. Thank if had been which have our given rise to numerous worthless We guests year FOR thought that it my privi clearly out before .us. If this age is shaped Nation's desx De To do your canning. have a large stock ng old patrons for past favors, we Invite aU SALE Good family driviag to THERE WERE PURITAN FOREMOTHERS, to leave an all and its career; will counterfeits. Ask for Witt's the I juason quart, ana pint, j trs anu cn supply o come and see us. Transient boarders can lege the and a upon time such tiny guided you extra-rubber- ore $ years old; aolor preach Gospel thrill impress down genuine. Sold by S. E. Sanford you; also for Mason or Light ully attended to. black, weight as TOO. as the. Puritan has done,if it'is to take put in mathematical calculation SH.it in or - boat 900, tail aad maaa, pulpit grandly as you "have done now & Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy ing jars. Hay large small quauti- Mr and Mr A B. PUIey. Prop. heavy good much tbey are worth: the Otit. tes: just what the farmers need, hoytnes, j roadar aad stylish, afraid of aothing.aot yours I would sometime take the text, The fathers have been feted and THE STRONG CHARACTERISTICS OF family, the Hancock family, the Ad- Hook; Stephen French, Stepney Depot; nathes. Hay ai d Rakes. Groceries, a automobile; aafa for to drive. A leaven leaveneth whole THOSE DAYS ams Williams & Scoville.South Britain. resh and Salt Meat. General Merchandise. lady little the praised too much and not half so much family, the Jefferson family, the Let us know your wants; we can supply them. FOR RENT Good houaa oa main road lump;' and speak of the great iDlluence has been as is for and hold them steady and true in the Washington family, the Budlnot fam- oaa mil said their due their swirl of ily. John Adams tells us in BERT of Middlabury Caatar. of the Puritans in the history of our currents setting all the other Quincy Mason and Contractor.DAV, Ot. wives, their better halfs. It was the way, we must get back to the that nis diary that when he first realized Cemetery and Memorial Work H. Hanbury, land." You see I have not followed who brooked no grit he bore name of CAS5IDY, Brick laying a Specialty. Homer W. Atwood, mother when she was placed obstacle, and to the pluck that the Quincy, a South Britain, Oonn. fsT Figures given oj lam and small even this suggestion, coming from so where there was no sound of the Sab- that carried victory in the very doing name that his mother had given to rata, Feed, Flour, Goal, Groceries, etc., a The he felt a call to august man, because when Paul uses bath bell gathered her children about characteristic, however, which, nim, great splendid Scmthford, Conn. these words he uses them to above ali;others,strikes us as belonging achievement. My dear friends, that Hughes & Chapman, signify her and them the Westminster to is of oc- Successor to Oh as. J. the of no in. taught this pioneer age is the love of home. the meaning this anniversrry Hughes, Announcements of Bethel Business Men. leavening power evil; but catechism. She made the old Psalms The Puritans were home-make- rs and casion; you greatly mistake if you fluence our "Nation's empire-founder- s. in history is of David ring as the war songs of old. God first made wom- listen only to its din and noise. Back Manufacturers of and Dealers in All Kinds of stronger for good than that of the She read the Old Testament stories to an because it was found that man of all our parading, back of all our noble bard who could not get along without her, and pyrotechnics, back of all our addresses, The Highest Grade of Ceme planted firmly their the troop at her knee until those woman is clarion call: feet on Rock on one only reaches her completeness this Live up to the tery Work from Plymouth wintry worthies came out of the past and when the union of the strong and the best that was in your sires. This is A. H. PAINTING! day. lived before the eye. There was Eli gentle qualities is made in the estab- no place or time for criticising or find- Granite and Marble. Senior, lishment of a home. fault. Our New Are you to work in A GREAT PROBLEM CONFRONTS US who with his smote No nation has ing England forebears Office and Salesroom: -- - going hare any the jah, mantle the short-coming- s: In- Fainting or raper Hanging line done, if yon ever yet endured which has neglected had their defects and Dealer as now. waters was Moses God-give- Stratford Ct. are don rail to rat mv ami a nation just It is this: Shall back; there whose this n institution; and this but this is not the occasion to thrust 300 Ave., Bridgeport, Beautiful Una of Wall Paper aamplea ready we be stem flow of face shone as he talked with nation so led in our bodkin and out false Lumber, Lath, Cement and Builders' for your Inspection, able to the immi God; has far in the march of pick the Timber, Shingles, gration that is now so strongly there was David, who charmed the Time because its foundation pillars thread. You remember what an in Hardware. Oood Lead, Oood setting were three-fol- d, school-bous- e fluence OoodOll, Colore, toward these shores? Shall we be hard Saul with the music of his the church, the the elder Pliny had in the best Good Work Last Qood. able harp; and the home. days of Rome; his letters send forth 74 was was ...... J t.4-- 1. : ., J. S. Yard and Office: South St., Bethel, Conn. to receive into our there Samuel who left in v n 1 1 1, it Nation's life, and the uu OfCl DVUUjr 1 m UI1C UlaLUrYi an aroma of sweetness that is really BATES, assimilate it, and Americanize it, and temple as a child; there wasHezekiah, of our two leading colonies, the one refreshing in the midst of so much Successor ito The Bates Stone Co., H. J. Madigan, It from the of the the good king, to satisfy whose wish founded at Jamestown and the other that is uncanny and foul. He writes uplift plane sty? on col- is & Newtown, Cono This tide in the last fiscal reached the shadow went back on the dial, and Plymouth Bay? The Virginia (and I think it beautiful) of his Monumental Building Work, year ony came within one of being an utter wife: "She loved that which was im Don't water more than a million all these famous men became as famil- ng Worry. high mark; rauure. Did you ever look into the mortal in me." Let us Cleaning and Monument, meats our store souls floated here with the flotsam iar to the Puritan child as the reason The Jamestown Headstones, ate. Buy your groceries and at and play why? colony TAKE THAT WHICH WAS BRAVEST AND and be sure of the bestquality at the lowest jetsam of the waters. Representa- mates with whom he sported before left out the thought of home. It was price. All goods delivered promptly. Our ONE one two old TRUEST AND NOBLEST 4 Water St. Norwalk, Ct. aim is to please the people. Give us a calL tives of one, or at most two, national-ite- s his mother's door. You cannot under hundred and bachelors A Dollar Saved who came over here and settled uoon in the lives of those who have gone around fires of stand what the has done for to-da- ROYAL PILL gathered the camp Puritan the river James and had it not been before and hold it up y for emula- Mcdowell & the Pilgrims; representatives of a our national life until you understand for Pocahontas, the beautiful Indian tion and desire. Miriam, in the his- - is a Thumb hand side of Centertaylor,St, Is worth fifty of the ot h score or more nationalities assemble the part that religion played in their maiden, who is said to have saved the 11. Bethel, Conn. ar kind. Tbey CURE malaria, dumb-agu- e colony them with about the camp fire of the California common life. The meeting-hous- e was by supplying provis Q. Keane's Dollar Earned. blllonsneaa, torpid liver. Indigestion and dys- ions, ana naa it not oeen tnat twelve miners or stroll the streets of next to their home, or even above pepsia, constipation and sick headache, and through years after they landed here their mis- Monumental C Every time yo.u buy a pair of BEAUTIFIES the COMPLEXION. By mall our western towns. A score of men, their home. The Sabbath was as take was discovered and 100 beautiful Works, Do Not only, sample box 10c, boxes young women were sent over from Forget postpaid; larger Dr Strong tells us, are found working binding in its obligations as the laws Houaatonic All America Tour reliable borseshoer He and 50c a on of England to make wives for these col Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. is on iGreenwood Ave., opposite Jonnson in factory in New York City, who the tables stone, for it was in FARMS. H onies, the whole settlement would have Shoes Morrison Feed MUL o use driving a lame come was $3 50 hnrsA t. mv new shon are here directly from Haran,the these laws. The Bible their vade gone down in total collapse. A whole nail and set your ROYAL REMEDY CO., ancient land out of of Tou make a dollar, because yon horse shod right and you will then have plea- which the progeni- mecum, the compass by which they colony bachelors! What on earth -- sure P. O. Bos 843 BRIDGEPORT, OONN can do No. 200 A 1 75 acre farm, two and get a shoe that looks as wall as driving. tor of the Jewish race was called. The sailed their craft and the lantern by you with them? It is bad a half miles Henry A. Brennan, enough to have one or two scattered from Newtown Station. any $4.50 shoe of aay other make; Greenwood Ave., stream of the nation's life, in its flow- which they guided their way. m throughout an entire community but bouse, barns, snrlnz. brook Special Sale) wears as well for a dollar less. Bethel, Ct. ing, has been sadly contaminated All through our country's history when it comes to a whole colonv of and well water, buildings insured for --OF- The Shoe is made since the is the line of their influence runs them what then? Of course &3700; lana well divided; price $3000; ia the most popular leathers on Send Us Your Mayflower days. That clearly you tell a You're Orders. sure. down. We see "16 me some of the and bargain. the nobbiest lasts losing Coal Bin Problem. Is the current which these it in the struggle of that greatest best unless The Onr Periodical and 1621 men whom this country hasever known money you buy right away. Newspaper men of set so when in the darkest 44-ac- re van irolnff to do It? In Department Is conducted in a worthy moving yet days at Valley came in the line of in No. 144 A farm at Monroe. What are abont Lav manner which has the will all coun- was seen that colony the an ample supply now when you get the lowest approba- strong that it overpower Forge Washington at mid Old were Ct. house, barns, and uw-fu- ll tion of hundreds of well satis- Dominion. There Patrick spring TOILET price, or watt until you mctuauy uw fied customers. ter currents that seek to impede its night on his knees in prayer. We see Henry, the fiery orator of the Revolu- well water, orchard; 10 miles from A. B. Lockwood to keep from freezing? Join your thrifty course? The characteristics of the t when our Continental tion, George Washington, the Father Bridgeport; all stocked, cows.horses. neighbors and save on your coal Dill by hav- Come Let's Congress of tools, etc. Price SELLS THEM AT ing us FILL THE BIN with Old Company's In, Qet Acquainted. Puritan are and en- as his Country, and Thomas Jefferson, implements, $3000. HIS Lehigh or Clear Lehigh. strong, impressing opened Benjamin Franklin, almost the penman of the immortal Declara- SOAP STORE, during. Will they endure through all the last of the great men of the early tion, and James Madison, who wrote 70-ac- re Fountain the years? "Histories make us wise," days to recognize Gad's control in hu our nation's constitution; all this is No. 177 A magnificent Place, Ct. Post Office News m sit- AT SMITH BEERS, Bethel, Store, says Bacon. "A moral and man affairs, advocated true but still I say without fear of con- farm, with house, barns, 11 Arcade, Ot. philosophi- seeking the uate In town of Milford, Conn. Bridgeport. cal for our ancestors elevates of God. We see in our tradiction, that had it not been for commanding Bethel, respect blessing it this voyage of England's 100 fair wom- fine vista of Long Island Sound, eight the character and refines the heart," great Declaration of Independence en to these the of this mues irom New naven; farm in ex S. E. Sanford & Co.'s, shores, history cellent an ideal a says Webster; and no one can look which reads: "And for the support of part of our Dation, at least, would condition; place for NEWTOWN, CONN. E. W. Gilbert, What You Need even briefly into the history which this this declaration, with a firm reliance on have taken quite another turn. In the country gentleman. Write for full 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn., to our view the of passenger list of the Mayflower there particulars. Every day Flour. Lily White day brings without protection Divine Providence, R13-BO- DEALER IN Flour Is one of the best brands of bread flour being were nineteen wives and seven daugh- To introduce SWIFT'S "WHITE -; more of a a we 80- made man, nobler pledge ourselves, our lives and our re Tin aad on the market. In sacks by the barrel $6. patriot ters, the foremothers of so many of No. 111 A 175-ac- farm, lo SOAP, 3 large cakes of a pure Hardware, Woodenware, Paiats, We buy direct from the mill and so are able to and a on the work sacred honor." May the leaven of these homes which have blessed grind - white, bath aad for flonuments Oil and Glass. yon this low figure taking larger grasp their the cated in town 'of Sherman: fine 12- floating, toilet soap And give Feed and been in God on as New vales and made lit- room C.metery Work of all A of Hoes Grain, Groceries. which this nation has ordained of trust go with us a peren England this house, horse, stock and tobacco kiads in Granite er Marble. Esti- fine assortment Garden Tools, God to do. nial force to the end of our A tle corner of God's footstool great. It b rns, brook, and well any Forks, Bakes, etc Also fresh Garden seeds Id days. is a beautiful tradition which has been spring water, mate aad desigas on applieatioa. Let- Bulk. American Wire Fencing, Poultry Mel- are the characteristics characteristic, too,of the Puri 10 Cents. at reasonable ting. Barb Wire. Wheelbarrows,. Grindstones, E. S. Fairchild & Son, What, then, striking handed down to us that the first one orchard 200 trees, good fences, tele- tering prices. Harness, Whips, etc Nichols, Conn., of our Puritan sires, those things tan was that he could endure. I tell to set foot upon stern old Plymouth phone; price $5500. aJames H. which have acted as leaven in the na- you this soft age in which we live has Rock was the first maiden, Mary Chil-lio- n, W. Pagan, and Successor to 0. Bolles. BETHEL. CONN tion's A much to learn from the of home- the last one of the Plymouth life? striking characteristic age band to survive was No. 80 Small of is Our Mary Allerton, nlace iji acres. E. E. Millspaugh, this: Our Puritan forefathers had a spun. plainest comforts were living to see twelve out of the thirteen house and barn; town of Newtown, Oualitv! sublime in God. em- most luxuries. Do colonies near and Builder. faith I put the their extravagant established which Mawleyville: good little home The sterling qualities of Don't Fret Carpenter for is it was a small for BECAME THE OF for tbe of phasis upon the adjective, there you think that thing NUCLEUS THIS GREAT bargain price $500. Plans and Estimates furnished, much God to decide to leave own NATION. Over a Hot Stove this summer faith in which scarcely them their land? Masury's Railroad and weather. Buy your.Bread, Kiscult, Pies and lobbing promptly attended to. means any faith at all. The Puritans If it had been to an Eden were Would you like to know a little more (Jake from our Vellow Wagon and be sure of P. O. Box 106, Bethel, Ct. they about some of these women I have farm properties rancine Household Paints the best. Ice Cream In large or small itanti-tie- s, 148 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport, Ct. gave to God. read the case would have been dif-f- e sturdy of the best can be our man Send postal; I will calL large place They coming home-make- rs that made; give those early days who were true from $2000 to $50,000 in Connec- have beea known to users of for your ordi-- r and we do the rest. (Formerly of Daabury.) his majessy in the clouds, his power in ent; but how inhospitable were and who, of mind paiats to-da-te by strength Massachusetts and New The beat up photos at reasonable the storm. For them he rode these shores! were out and were noble to ticut, York over 55 years. Painters can absolutely prices. upon They striking muscle, helpmeets States, respectively. the wings of the wind and railed anew; they were burning every their stalwart sires? There was Miss depend upoa them for propriety, uni- & Chas. li. & Son, bridge Elizabeth who ran Mortgage Loans Erdmann Company, Sweezy the shining garments of His in behind them; they were starting en- Zane, the gauntlet Negotiated. formity aad efficiency. Their use will Bethel Long Hill, Oonn.. gry of the Indians' fire in order to secure a Write or call. insure the best and Bakers, end Builders. W. T. OALLAOHER, the sun bursts of the early dawn. They tirely new destinies on altogether un- keg of and nerve and hero- workmanship great- Fountain Place. Bethel Oonn. Carpenters Maim Bt., Samdt Ot. powder, by est When see Estimates furnished and contracts taken. Hook. emphasized his presence with them. tried lines. And here again the praise ism saved the whole settlement from profit. ordering that tha Prices reasonable. SbOD near New England Station. Harbor massacre. name of is on the label and and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in all my work He went forth to battle with their that is due the Puritan mother has not There was Mrs Hendree, of Maaury your niaraaieea, Shon onen everv dav anrl a armies. He was with them in the been Tell was the Royalton, Vt.,who rescued fifteen cap- B. paiat will be all right.' This is the finest BasorHonlng A Specialty. paid. me, voyage tured children from Indians Henry Hawley, Blue Ribbon blend of Coffee on the at the to-d- of the fields, in the harvest- across the waters less for the market ay Callender Bros., ploughing any perilous risk of her own life. There was Han- Real Estate Broker, Brand Coffee. at the price. 25c per ing of the grain, in the keeping of the the one whose breast stirred with deep nah Duston, who dispatched with a pound. We want every one of our Ooffee cus- Dime Minott : Half Lunch Rooks, Augur, home. as lord tomahawk a whole of Indians 53 White tomers to give this famous blend a trial they Bandy Hook, Oohm. humble Puritan In these days thoughts her stern coldly camp Street, Danbury, Ct HARRY RIDER, won' regret It. x and secured her own This Dealer la Ckelee Meate All when faith seems slipping from her looked at the sky? The fifty-si- sign- safety. 138 South naln St., Waterbury, Ct of Klada, heroic deed, as recorded by Bancroft, Branch office: Brookfield Center, Ct 6is Water Street, Bridfeaert, Ceaa Vegetables, moorings it is well that we get back to ers of the Declaration of is STEPHEN FRENCH, Try a cup of our excellent Coffee. Pealtiy, t. Independence perhaps the most of all Ht-- S. thrilling Telephone Stepney Depot, Ot. Pastry aU home made. 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1905.

tains, with banners, with music, wltb Bee. shoutings. By reason of confidence In The Newtown now so 1805. the Book of Life we are even Newtown, Friday, September 1, journers in a strange land; already we mice SMoire are citizens of another country, we shall muster across the river a thou- CIRCULATION sand men, with captains, with banners, with music, with shoutings. Boys, We are in a position to say January 1, 1832 600 believe it. Beach Hill. we have a fine stock of Last veik, 46OO TRINITY PARISH. a wumiuu '.wsiivFor Infants and Children. Ten Psr. SACRED CONCERT. Tin and Granite Ware A sacred concert will be given at Trinity church, Saturday evening, Kind You Have New LOCAL AFFAIRS. September 2, by Miss Agnes E. Piatt, The Beautiful New Cotton both at our Newtown and soprano, assisted by Arthur I. Piatt, Hook Stores. vi'ilinist, aDd Prof Charles S. PlaU, Eiderdowns too Sandy A iimiiimiimimimiiimiiiiiiiiimiimnmuinii itimimnmn-m- mum Fleecedowns FINE ENTERTAINMENT organist. Miss Piatt will sing solos Always Bought from the oratorios of "Elijah," "St Vegetable Preparationfor As- a Yard. HElt- - will be a Yard 25cts Oil Stoves, Freezers, Lead Pipe, Gal- GIVEN UNDEBTHE DIRECTION OF Paul" and "Joshua." There theFoodandReg bal- i5cts Pumps, HERT KLANSBU11GH AT THE TOWN no admission fee a collection will similating Cot Brass but the Stomachs andBowels of This seaton the on vanized Gutters, New Iron Pots, Spiders, II ALL. be taken for the organ repair fund. ing Bears the For the first time thcyive look like the Iron Nickel Eiderdowns Kettles, Galvanized Sprinklers, A fashionable audience, which filled Rev Mr Edscumbe of Cranford, N. sent out really lovely designs most expensive Blanket Tea and Coffee Kettles, etc. the Town hall to the doors, greeted J., preached at Trinity church, Sun Fleecedowns. Some of robea in pattern. 57 inches Mr Flansburgh, Miss Decson and Miss day, giving an eloquent sermon. Signature them are in the finest Frenth and so and warm Piatt at their entertainment at the Promotes Digestlon.CheerfuK wide fleecy of Flannel patterns. Colorings to throw about one as a Town was a The body of Carlyle Hill Norwalk nessandRest.Contains neither e hall, Saturday night. It t-- most bcauti.u'.. Such bright program, opening with a selec- was brought to Land's End cemetery Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. of dressing gown on a cold week. ff r.s in and low-pric- e B. J. tion by the Metropolitan orchestra. in Hawleyville for burial, last NOT "NAH.C OTIC . c you get 75c morning. And d HALL, The two sketches, "Cinders" and "A s.ufTs. What fine dress- 25 Ceisrs Conn. Pair of Lunatics," by Mr Flansburgh Mrs Beach Nichols has entertained ii too. Only Sandy Hook, New ing sacques and kimonas and Miss were acted Miss Edith Graham of Haven. s Denson, capitally Fleecei-'own- would and well received on the part of the these Mr and Mrs William Notbnagle and fitnyju Seed'" make tho audience. Mr Flansburgh and Miss Jlx.SmM IScts a Yard Piatt made a great hit in their singing son, George, have been spending a few Pretty specialty, "Just Kids," which brought days on Ml Pleasant with Mr and Mrs down the house and was repeatedly Marcus Oamp. 0 . In Challies and encored. Miss solos were fine- - Piatt's Clark Peck and have been hinStmi-Qmv- i. White Oxford v rendered and heartily encored. The family Sugar Flannnelettes. exceed spending several days at Walnut Metropolitan orchestra played of James sMqnMnmr. Ties Reduced ingly well. The orchestra is made up beach, Milford, the guests Use Prettier patterns than ever Lee. n & as follows: George A. tfentley, pian- - Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa-fio- Challies for com- - H. mac , ,n covering R. Beers , Sour S to h D iarrhoea Co., P. st; Oscar Berg, violinist; Charles Mrs William Jillson, who has been Worms .Convulsions ,Feverish-nes- s Again. icrtabies. 6cts a Yard 1905. Weidenhammer, flutist; Edward A. finf-s- t Newtown, Conn , August 25, spending several months at New Hav- and The whit's hee'ed Berg, cornetist; Clarence Anderson, en has returned home Loss of Sleep. For Over Gibson ma-- ? for $1. 75 'cellist. The program of the evening and Bridgeport, Ties And the Flannelettes was as follows: to Hawleyville. Tac Simile Signature of 'lAd a Pair. well they're pretty enough Overture, "New Era," J. C. Heed, Mrs Hannah Blackman of the Rack- in pattern and coloring to Metropolitan orchestra. Court Ties with da:Ti heels a column of c"- - - characters: Jack lloi- - ets has entertained his granddaughter, YORK. Years warrant Girls School "Uinders," Mrs Florence Cook of NEW Thirty s ame Boys' and comb, Mr Flansburgh; "Cinders," Miss Danbury. at the price. icription. lOc, Yard - lc Denson; scene. Holcomb s quarters id Mr and Mrs J. S. Drew spent Sun- London. in Shoes. Soprano solo, selected, Miss Agnes day Danbury. Piatt. Mrs O. F. Terrill has been on a visit We Pay Expressage and Postage on all purchases 'Cello solo, selected, Clarence An in EXACT COPY OS WBAEPER. to more. derson. Danbury. amounting a Dollar and and Mr Songs Things, Flansburgh. Miss Nellie Green is spending a few mTH OCHTAUH OMMNV. HCW VOMK CITY. Great Fall Stock Selections from Metro Eeady With A "Woodland," days in Bridgeport. We (Pay (Return Fare on purchase of $10 or more be all are politan orchestra. No inferior shoes are to found here at any price singing specialty, "just Jvias," Mr Mrs Charles Jackson spent Thurs- within so miles from JVew Haven. solid leather, and guaranteed to give service and comfort to the Flansburgh and Miss Piatt. day at her home in Brookfield, the Fifth Nocturne. Leyback, Metropol guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs Cros- children and economy and satistaction to parents. itan orchestra. by. pleasant sojourn at the home of Prof sey City, N. J., have enjoyed a week's "A Pair of Lunatics," Ludwig and Mrs C. S. Piatt. stay with Mr and Mrs C. B. Glover in Schultz, Mr Flansburgh; Clara Man Mr and Mrs F. Crosby have been Hanover. Boys' Knockabout Shoes, Girls' School Shoes, 75c ners, Miss Denson; scene, reception guests of their daughter, Mrs Charles Mrs J. H. Macdonald, Miss F. E. $1, $1.25, $1.50. $1, $1.25. room In an insane asylum. Jackson, of Hawleyville. They all at- Macdonald and Miss A. Macdonald, NIANTIC MILL PROPETRY TO BE "Little Johnnie Jones, " Cohan, Met tended the popular excursion at Savin who have passed the month at the SOLD, ropolitan orchestra. Rock and were guests of Mrs R. K. Inn, left on Wednesday for New Hav Big Boys' Shoes, 1.25,1 50, Girls' Pat. Tip Dongola .Dancing. of that en. a.oo. Shoes, $150. Mclntyre place. BY ORDEI1 OF THE SELECTMEN. BEACH TRIBUTE C. L. Jackson and wife and Mrs Mrs Edward A. Lewis of Bridgeport HILL'S Mr Mrs C. On September 6. 1905. at 11 a. m We Teach Try-and-Rlp-'- Em of Brookfield went on ex- is the guest of and P. Coe Girls' Box Calf Extension Crosby the Inn. will be sold at public auction the old Boys' TO THE CHARACTER OF THE LATE cursion to Steeplechase, Saturday at the $1.50. Soles, $1.25. and a time. Niantic Woolen mill plant at Sandy Business. Shoes, CAPT JAMES H. JENKINS, IN G. A. R. evening, report pleasant Hubbell and who Hook. This property is very desirable AUGUST Harvey family, HALL, BRIDGEPORT, CONN., Miss of A. have been at the Inn since July 15, re for light manufacturing purposes, 17, 1905. Doris, daughter R. Lake a water in con Thirteenth Year of of Danbury, is spending several weeks turned to Bridgeport, Wednesday. there being good power at the home of Charles Jackson. nection with the same, xne mm is a Mr Chairman, Ladles, Gentlemen Hon Arthur C. Wheeler and family four-stor- y wooden structure, with s and Comrades: A short time since of Norwalk, who have passed six weeks storehouse and tenement in connec Mrs Frank Ruflels and little daugh tion with same. The now Stillman Maj D. H. Miller, president, and Capt ter are spending a few days at her at the Inn, returned to their home, the property Co. H. vice of belongs to the town of Newtown and R. Beers & James Monday. H. Jenkins, home Taunton. president in of of is sold by order of the selectmen. re this organization Veterans the (3-Sto- and Open Monday, Wednesday Saturday Evenings. Civil War, extended, with their com- Thomas Bristol was in Danbury, Arrivals at the Newtown Inn in College pliments, a cordial invitation to the Monday. clude: Mr and Mrs F. H. Price, Con DO YOU WANT A CHINA SET? Opens members of the 23d Regiment, C. V., rad C. Price, Norwalk; E. Robbins, to be their guests at a banquet to be Miss Peck has returned to Worcester, Mass.; Mrs John Aben- - a Monday, August 14. re- Edyth Mrs E. Almost every lady admires nice given our regiment on its annual her duties after a week's vacation. droth, J. Conover, New York; china dinner set and wants one, but union at the hall of Elias Howe post, H. jJenscher, Stamford; Miss .Flor encei. the price is often in the way to obtain G. A. R., of Conn., Mr and Mrs Warner of New Weekes, Brooklyn; Kev John . Bridgeport, August Frank N. Mrs B. ing same. Now The b K. Beach (Jo. Business or 17, 1905. As an additional inducement Milford, Mr and Mrs George Corbin Edscumbe, Cranford, J.; J. 962 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn to be present we were told the ladies Sr., and Mr and Mrs Corbin, and Osborne, Mrs P. E. Smith, Miss Bessie can sell real for Circle would serve on Jr., IN. Mrs you the thing china Shorthand. of Lincoln the daughter of Brookfield, have been J. Smith, Binghamton, Y.; the low price of $15 for a set of dishes DRUGS occasion. Upon our arrival, in compli of Clark S. Peck. C. Trubee, Samuel F. Beardsley, as as saw guests T. F. pretty you ever for the Individual Instruction. ance with the invitation, out few of Bridgeport; Katharine Costello, money. They imported these sets us knew that our beloved Capt Jen E. J. Van Hamlin called on friends New Haven; Mr and Mrs James R. direct from old and are No Entrance Examination kins dead in his home at Mount Michaels, New York. the country --AND- lay in town, Saturday. He is now a popu something entirely new. Why buy Enter at Time. Vernon, JN. Y. We felt bereaved ana lar of common when can Any re- operator waterbury. Mr and Mrs Parker of Haw porcelain sets, you saddest of all that in our annual George get china for the same pnces.J Make Scholarship or Monthly unions here we should see his face no George Higgins and W. McPherson, leyville are the happy parents of an business when in to eight-poun- d 29. it your Bridgeport Tuition. more. We may be thankful that for Hawleyville's popular operators, took boy, born August call at their store and ask to see these so long a time we have seen and known in the excursion to 'Steeplechase, Sat which In from $15 to and loved Jenkins. Our Mr and Mrs George S. Edmonds and sets, range price Dis- Capt loyalty day evening. two Mr and Mrs Wilbur $20. You will certainly want to take Ten Per Cent to him is in response to his loyalty to daughters, one at above (&R0CERII us. We a Ferry of Bethel and Mr and Mrs F. W. home, the price. " have known for long time The members of the John Hawley least he had in his to Andrews of Taunton spent Saturday count before at that it heart Mission with their friends picnicked Mr Mrs Addison H. Smith and get all the boys of the 23d together at Taunton lake, and Sunday at Compo beach. and Reduced Saturday. of were I. he could and give tnem a day long to - son, Harold, Chicopee, Mass., Sept be remembered. This will not F. B. Lake is friends Mr and Mrs Fred Blackman of Nau- Mr day entertaining have a few with Mr guests, Monday and Tuesday, of Prices. & soon be forgotten by us. In our an from out of town. gatuck spent days and Mrs Arthur J. Smith. for callers 12. Betts Betts, nual nere a vacant cnair and Mrs Charles Bedat. Open Aug. shall be our silent reminder. I cannot Mrs Florence Barker and son of the Call or Write. New cat- Conn. M. D. Mo aran of Brooklyn and P. F. Crowe is dam Our story is not a long Sandy Hook, but think that in taking upon himself, Pixley house are visiting in New Mil - having the at in connection with his accustomed ford. Misses Edna and Maud Hanna of Jer- his button shop rebuilt. C. E. Blake-ma- alogue Free. one: Hours: 10 to 11 a. m.; 12 to 1, 6 to 7 p.m. duties at the Custom House, the addi is in charge of the work. Sunday i tional labor of forwarding the interest John Drew has disposed of his auto' We are sacrificing our profit Harold Botsford has accepted a posi 3 ' of this, by him, anticipated occasion, mobile to out of town parties. 293-30- Main in Jenkins exhaust- tion as teacher of the Long Meadow Street, and more, order to clear Undertakers and Embalmera. Capt unsuspectingly Mrs is Mrs Hill school in Brookfield. Blackamlthlng, Carriage and ed his treasury of vitality and so yield- George Parker visiting ,, our counters of Summer ed up his life. This event calls to mind William Parker of Brookneld. Danbury Wagon Repairing. the case of a mother and child over- The canning season is now on. ' A goods. taken when far afield by a furious Mrs Sadie Osmun of New Jersey and full line of Mason and Lightning fruit Prindle & florris storm. The tempest past, the peace Mrs C. T. Jackson of Brookfield were jars, jelly glasses, extra rubbers and Suits S8.85 that were $12, ful look and quiet comnosure of the guests of Mrs Frank Ruffels, one day tops at right prices at S. E. Sanfoid & C. L. W. H. PKINDLE. L. O. MORRIS. dismantled mother indicate that she last weeK. uo. 's. $15, $18. SMALLEY, fell asleep in the consciousness that all Stepaey Depot, Ct. Funeral Directors would be well. We read that Mary, G. F. Baker spent Sunday in New Special sale of toilet soap at S. E, See Our Windows. Established in 1888. and Embalmers, Queen of England, when near her Haven. Sanford & Co. 's. See their adv. The HULL BROS. Practical Horseshoer. death, said to those around her: CO., Mrs B. L. Hanna of is the Wagon and Carriage Re- Newtown, Conn. "When l am dead and my body is Miss Nella Keane of Bridgeport is Brooklyn DANBURY, CONN. pairing and Painting ; also Blacksmith lng In opened ye shall find Calais written up- spending several weeks at her home. guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright. all Ita branches. First class workmanship : on guaranteed and Dr1''. lwav ponnonable. Telephone Call my heart." I imagine if one had 1437 14 23-- our Mrs Amos Karl ll. Smith of N. was Te ephone: No, Bridgeport W. H. 3. L. 3. tne power to iook into Hearts at Camp is Albany, Y., Prindle. O. Morris, well-know- entertaining this time he might see the n rrienas irom out or town. the guest of his uncle, Ross Jewell Is Your Home nsvisc - features of Jenkins this week. is?'i07lAAl.OT BRlDCWOkol- (Japt pictured When we started out to Advertise the there. In the garrets of the homes of Mrs Sarah Lake is spending a few A10DERN? Brookfield H AWLE Y, WILMOT & our doubtless many ot Mrs Mrs Mary Botsford, Miss M. Caroline P. H. DIXON, OONN. boyhood, you days at Hobart Camp's. have seen the spinning wheels and "Seal of Connecticut" Skidmore, Mrs Hannah Terrill and and and REYNOLDS. Mrs Ellen Cooper in Carriage Wagoa Makiag reels our mothers used in spinning Miss passed Tuesday Bad or antique Ida Ruffels spent Wednesday so Brookfield, guests of Mrs Sophia Kel KepaUiag, Horseshoeing UNDERTAKERS, and reeling the thread to be used in in In The Bee we did with good honest inten plumbingor heat- And General Blacksmlthlng. Special attention 16S State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. clothing for her children. Bridgeport. tion of giving the smokers the best Cigar on logg. given to Interfering horses. Also ox shoeing, preparing tne market y ior v iu Ana we is Sat-- . She was limited in i uk is. ing as danger- Wagens of all kinds built at short notice. necessarily her sup Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bristol are doing it. Manufactured by The Fountain Miss Ann E. Blackman and Miss (faction guaranteed. Over 20 years experi- ply oi material, nsurativelv spent Co., in business over 21 years. ence. George B. Hawi.ey, Vine St. Near Park Ave surely, or Olgar a drive ous to the health Kind treatment to horses. Fancy horse Edward H. Wilmot. 865 Clinton Ave speaking, there is no limit to the va Sunday in town, tne guests William Kate Lynch enjoyed carriage hoeing If wanted. Give me a trial. John B. Ketnolds, 200 West Ave riety and abundance of the material Hawley's family. to Brookfield and South ville, Tuesday as modern equip- 231 out of we Telephone which must make choice of The Fountain Cigar Co., L. C. Gilbert from ments are bene- what we will offer to the spinner at Miss Jennie Nolan, a popular opera- arrives,this week, NOTICE! tor Newtown ex Mfrs. High Grade Cigars, Buffalo, N. Y.. with a car load of fat ficial. the wheel of time to spin for us. We at the telephone steers. Beginning Aug. 1. all work done at my shop can only choose the material. The change, is passing her vacation in New BETHEL, CONN must be paid for within 30 days. All accounts P. F. York. New and must be settled April 1, 1905. Keating, spinning, the weaving and the fitting Readers of The Bee who bring in heating FURNITURE of the garments belong to unseen DEALER, not yet Genial Smith of Hanover had this clipping will be furnished the best plumbing in vour B. M. Tuttle, altogether unknown Lyon regular dinner in Bridgeport for 20c China and in all its an so is Undertaking Embalming with us. The life thread of Capt James exciting time, he says, while go at Brennan's 98 Golden home the best Southbury, Conn. branches, promptly and carefully attended to. H. Jenkins has been and reeled. ing home from work, Thursday restaurant, SANDY HOOK. OONN. spun night Hill street, one block north of Fair and Let us examine it. We notice running While on the flat west of Ryan's a tield avenue. cheapest Oil Se- through it, three lines of special im- cloud burst descended and in bis con- health assurance- Dinner High Class Texas Wm. J. Beehler, a strand of Gold fusion he wandered into the brook Mr Mrs Sniffen of New port. First, gold. to pORNSCURED BY NEW and Ernest curities. is a rare substance. It is suited to finding himself up his armpits in Vv and two children,-ar- Let us estimate. Funeral Director AND water. Between black snakes METHOD. port News, Va., Bought on commission. Many of the best Embalmer, many purposes. It symbolizes sun the big Great visiting Postmaster VV. B. sninen. stocks can be purchased low on the exchanges good-wil- l, is a he has killed on bis farm and bis ex com- shine, fellowship. It Success. it. Dividends of several companies are now Brookfield, Oonn. medium of citing experiences on the road to his Try ing to my clients. I recommend none but exchange everywhere. It Mr a Miss Jennie F. Beers is visiting her good Investments. affords a firm basis for individual and home, Lyon thinks he has bad With our method we guarantee a Miss at Harriettstown $15.00. W. W. DAVIDSON, national Jenkins was strenuous career. sister, Bessie, Box 1120. New Haven. Conn. George F. integrity. Capt positive cure or money refunded. N. Y. Thast sts ar aot comruoa por- Taylor, a man among men, be readily adapted for celain, but ara th real himself to occasion. We Cen- Send ioc (silver) trial treatment. thing Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct any observe Recent arrivals at the Grand Miss of Rockville is CHINA, aad ara as as any 2" 5 27-- 3. a of comes B. C. Ruth Bradley prattj Telephone Calls: and next, strand silver. Silver tral hotel are Cole, St Louis Chemical fcio. 5 .1. B. avar saw for tha Wa View more into field. is S. The Modern the guest of Mrs Peck. you mcny. Sound Hotel, readily the open It Mo.; Kennock, F. McDermott. Dan Lock Bx. 2, Newtown, Conn. hava a larga variaty of thasa eata of universal utility. It is remarkable bury: A. C. Sewell, Hartford; George E. W. TROY. r The Christian Endeavor meeting raagiog ia priea from $15 to $ao. Prop., for its capacity to ceive a high polish. D. Andrews. Kast Hartford: H. is, conducted W. W A3 wa thasa aata diraet Jenkins has stood oefore no- New Har-tiga- Sunday evening, by importad Merwin's Mr F. B, Capt the Roberts, York; Miss Annie of was from the Old Couatry. thay ara Beach, and Mrs Bouton, ble in life and literature and caught Bridgeport; Miss Elizabeth Stevens Danbury, very largely Funeral Director s and their lines of excellence. He has Miss Marie attended, and was a most interesting something ww. Why buy chaap Woodmont, Conn. stood Burgmeyar, Burgmeyer, Sweet porcelain whan you caa get China 4. Embalmers. before Him who was chiefest Mr and Mrs Frank Brew, New York meeting. Telephone among tor tha aama price. Malta it your New York State License. ten thousand and reflected near and Mr and Mrs Edward Hook, William J, business when Sfc and Services. Potatoes. When in you can ia Bridgeport to D. Q. BEERS CO., Day Night far his Master's grace and loveliness. Brew, John II. Brew, Fred Reiner Waterbury trading come ia and ask to sea thasa sets. Georgetown, Conn. Finally, we make note of a strand of Newtown; W. V. Walsh, J. F. Wisler We have the market af- get a toothsome dinner at a small price The HULL BROS. CO. Niwtown, Conn., the best , You will want to 48-- on take 2. white. White here W. E. A. T. at Calleudar's tllalf Dime Lunch certainly Manufacturers Of Telephone Call: symbolizes purity. John Dial, Rogers, fords; also all kinds of Fruit and one home at the above In all our fellowship with Capt Jen- Higgins, E. N. Bliss, E. B. Chaffee, Produce. South Main street. DANBURY, CONN. prices. Canopy Buggy Tops, kins we never saw or heard, in word or W. A. O'Rourke, George A. Bentley We sell Swift's Premium hams, best Tops, deed of his, anything unbecoming the Oscar L. Berg, Clarence Anderson in the world. Considering an investment from the Cushions, Backs, the dignity of a noble soul. For my Joseph Eisenman, George H. Arnold A full line of General Merchandise. standpoint of income and safety, none The W. on ex- Ana all kinds of Trimmings for Carriage E. TROY. JR.. own part, occasions like this, I J. Benton Hulsezer, Bridgeport: D, Agents for Carrara Paint. has ever been found more desirable and Wbgons and 'or flaloirp Troy's Bldo., Sandy Hook. pectantly awaited in Capt Jenkins' Andrews, Boston, Mass.; Mrs T. J than a carefully selected real estate Furniture A New Line of words of and Mass.: Mrs MAON AND the Latest greeting cheer this truly Hamilton, Springfield, O mortgage. The investing public F. E. Beach Co , PAUL SVIHRA, BUILDER, Gooda. sincere utterance: "1 thank God for A. Gardner, Derby; George D. An often tempted to indulge the specula Are Here la ita Braaehea. His with 23d Spring Styles Eahton Center, Oonn. Undertaking all kindly dealing the regi- drews, East Hartford. five spirit, and occasionally resorts to 962 Main Telephone Trov's Hotel. No. 848-- ment." Williams & Scoville, Wall street stocks or other invest AT St., All kinds of brick and stone ce a work, The little maid still insisted, "We The baseball team will give dance, South Oonn. ments affording the chance of greater lng of sidewalks and statiles are seven." The maid was 4, at the Britain, Corbett's Shoe BRIDGEPORT, CT. Address: U. D. 52. Bridgeport. Conn. W. A. little right. Monday night, September pront, but it invariably returned Store, HONAN, By our constitution and endowment Town hall. The tickets will be 25c liens on lands as safer security. A SANDY UOOlC, CT. Funeral we are citizens of every clime, of every and the public should generally pat wisely made farm or central business We have :i superior line of Shoes and Oxford Director, land under the whole heaven. We are ronize the event. orches is con- Ties for Ladies, Men, Boys and Misses in all Gallagher's property mortgage generally the latest and lasts. If are inter- 4-- 3, will furnish music. styles you William Dlamonsteln, Telephone Newtown, Ct. cotemporary with the people of every tra Carpets, ceded by capitalists who have experi- ested call and get prices. PooTorricu Block. Newtown. age. We speak the language of every mented widely, to be the most popu- HARNESS REPAIRING! -- In add'tlonto (lie ancient and modern. A lad J. B. Hubbell and Theodore Farm repairing of Boots and Hhoes. after this (lute I tongue, Capt lar and satisfactory security. will do all kluds nf Harness Repair Work. stands by my side. He is my brother. Hoyt paid a flying visit to Danbury, Rugs, mortgages are now, perhaps, the most Bring on your harnesses and I will do your No Need He passes into the next room, the next Tuesday. favored. We call attention to the ad- Wall Papers! work promptly. town, the next state, the next world. Straw Matting! vertisement of Messrs Hurr & Knapp, Of going to the city to He is still a very present brother. In Joseph Nettleton of New Milford of Bridgeport, to be found in another Wall we nave a stock the crisis of our Civil War Abraham was In town, the of New and Attractive column of 's I1LQSI Papers! buy your shoes, large Tuesday, guest paper. Gasoline and Steam Enplors.- Wall Papers will he sold during the next 01 ladies , m.n 8 and children a shoes 1a Lincoln called for volunteers. "Forth- his brother, Arthur T. Nettleton, Marine Enjrim's, Cutters and Blowers. Jays at very low prtces. Call, look atonr large on Line at stock and get prices before Our dw-oui- its all the latest styles; buy your shoes with, all sides, to his aid was run" treasurer of the Newtown Savings Spring Hay Presses. Saw Mills, will yon bay. COAL. COAL. 23d a Farm supplies. aumish you. They must go to my store; we can save you money, by the thousand strong, with bank. Cider Presses. make place for new goods. Groceries and General Merchandise. captains, with banners, with music, TAYLOR, CURTIS i Hydraulic , Send for catalogue. W. VV. & MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, with shoutings. By reason of our Edgar Long and Miss Edith Long of WALKER SON, Sandy Hook, Oonn. TRUMBULL our we and Miss Winifred Offord CO, tixo cough andbealslungs E. Ct S. OONN. presence and memories muster Bridgeport sfos FRED FIELD, ISomers, 600 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. "Coal yards at New England Depot. J. PARKS, here to-da- a thousand men, with cap-- of New Rochelle, N. Y., are enjoying The Briek SUre. Samiy Roek. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l, r 1905. 5

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OUR NEIGHBORS ises to be iiuite an ornament to the cupy the pulpit in the Methodist carpenter work about bis home. Ht place. church, next Sunday afternoon. has a of the house The school nienic was held. reshingled portion SOUTH BRITAIN P. been Sunday and erected a new B. F Hogan has taken to the last Thursday, in the grove near Henry i building. Danbury hospital. Russell s. Bassett of Redding assisted him. A son was born, this to Mr L. KOKTE. Cur-renc- week, KEY O. Miss Augusta Stiles and Miss e and Mrs Walter Hicock. A load of people from this place, con- I'ev (i. L. Forte was born of Cana- Hicock are spending a few days Miss Seabury is visiting friends in sisting of William Osborn and family, dian parentage, in Three Rivers, at the seashore. t wn. Dr Gorham, Bradley Wheeler, Mr and 187(i. Mrs H. B. Wheeler and William O. Three Old Time New Preston Stage Drivers, Mass., October 21, Both his Residence of J. H. Lake father and mother were converted GEORGETOWN. WESTON. Hull, enjoyed an outing at Compo Bumstead, Waramaug. JVtessrs Hard, Barden and Kenney, All Deceased. from Catholicism when children by Beach last Wednesday. ITEMS FliOM OUR SCRIBE'S BOOK. AN EPIDEMIC OF BURGLARIES. two of the first Protestant colporters, NOTE Mrs Henry Whitlock has purchased who came to more afterwards the United Walter Perry took a trip to Atlantic During the past week three a cow from Georgetown parties. States to be pastors of churches and uity, is. last week. houses in town have been visited by Edwardj.,Nelson of New 5 to continue in missionary work which York has burglars in addition to the two re- Miss Eva Banks has returned to been passing a few days in town. a of a few they had so well beyun in Canada. ported previously. In all cases the Southport after visit days Miss Lillian Olmstead is entertain- with her Mrs II. Banks. One of these ministers, the Rev Jos- ing her cousin from Montgomery, Ala., families were absent. On Wednesday mother, eph Provost, is now pastor of the for a few days. Mrs V. Godfrey on returning from French church in Conn.: Misses Fanny and Mary Perry are Roton Point found a Torrington, relatives in Ohio. broken window, PLATTSVILLE- - the Rev T. O. A. had for visiting in food other, Cote, Mrs John Ilohman is spending a the house great disorder, much many year.s the pastorate of a French week or two in for ben- and several valuable Ridgetield, the articles, am.ing NOTES FROM HOYDEN'S HILL. church in Lowell, besides the position efit of her health. them her gold watch and chain and of of the French Mr and Mrs C. P. Stanley left home, Mr and Mrs William are vis- (ieneral Secretary j for a two revolver, missing. The watch has Relyea in New Mr Forte this week, weeks' vacation, iting their daughter, Mrs James Dew, churches Kngland. which they will spend in Maine. since been found in a pawnshop in obtained his in the also of Maryland. early training Miss Bessie Whitney of Flfmington, Bridgeport. They paid Joseph Miss Mabel McLevy of Bridgeport if schools of his native town, entering N. J., was a guest of Miss Viola Sturges a visit, but failed to fkid the visiting Mrs Fred Jennings. the Palmer High school in 1W2, but Thomas, last week. money they were evidently in search Mrs Emma Wheeler returned hom William Bouton of Waterhury is from a a in Eas leaving in the first term of his senior a of. On Saturday, the house of Freder- visit with cousin spending two weeks' vacation at the Bridgeport. Wilson House, Lake Waramaug. years to finish his course in the High home of his father. Floyd B. Bouton. ick Coley was broken open and many Rev and Mrs J. F. Duinkerke an school in Springfield, Mass., in 18U(i. Mrs M. A. Albin, Miss Bell Albin, taken, among them a fine of Island are oi J. B. Wilson Miss Hazel and things daughters Long City Prcprietor. In 1898, he entered the French Amer- Fryer Arthur Smith telescope and a collection of old coins. their annual vacation and are at pre.1 spent last Wednesday with friends in ent with Mr and Mrs L. A. Jenningi- - ican college located in Springfield and West port. Sheriff Kemper was notified and a was graduated in 1902. That same Charles Jennings attended a Bridgeport detective is also engaged in fall he entered the Ilartford Theologi- in Bridgeport, last Saturday. looking matters up, which Weston TASHUA. cal where in 1U05 he com- Miss Bessie Miller is spending a two think have far Seminary, weeks' vacation at Monticello, N. Y. people proceeded quite pleted the prescribed course of three Miss Viola Thomas visited friends enough. PERSONAL CHAT. years. Mr Forte, like many college in Southport, last week. Miss Bessie Treadwell is visitinj to-da- Mrs J. W. Treadwell. men of has been on his own re- Mrs Samuel Nash and daughter have can sell New Piatt at Hawloy ville, you Miss Annie Logan is to teach schoo sources since leaving tne school: returned to Haven, after spend- High ing the summer at Ahram Nash's. pine tobacco lath. in Newtown. The school begins Sep- and like many of these practical young Mrs F. () M'lhr made a in tember ". brief visit Rev and Mrs. I. i. M'iv-l- are en- B. men, has had an d in Norwalk, last wee!;. A. Mallett, who has been on th training Mrs h m Mrs so as bt world of both the unskilled and tertaining invely other. sick list, has far recovered to the and of New able to ride out again. and skilled Mr Forte's BULL'S Robertson, little son, the laborer. BRI'Gii. York. Miss Ruth Mallett has a lawn tennis a rst position was that of bobbin boy court nicely laid out. in a cottnn factory and every succeed THE LOCAL NEWS. Twin girls arrived last week, at the D. S. Mallett spent a few day Id - fcv A e. New week. lie was 1") found him home of Mr Mrs Edward Cover-dal- York, this ing summer after Mr and Mrs T. Johnstone Boyd and and Mrs C. S. Mallett had the misfortune at work in the various ot Mrs Flora T. Millspaugh returned to had been departments N. Thurs- to lose a horse, last week. It -- dye-hous- their home in Brooklyn, Y., the same in the - sick for several weeks. factory day. Miss Hawkins- of Southport is the and finishing-rooms- , in the J. A. Treadwell lost a cow recently. beaming Several from the village attended of Mrs H. M. Beers. M. He guest Miss Mary Sterling is visiting at H. S. 'iilice and shipping department. the clam bake at Ellis pond, Satuiday O. Mallett's. Mvgatt, has also had to do with railroading afternoon. Mrs Cyrus Meade has returned to W. W. Gould returned to his home son. Active in Prcmoting the Interest of Lake Warf maug As A and telegraphy. Before he entered Westport after a visit with her in Bridgeport, Saturday evening. For L. A. Meade. Summer Resort. college, he was for nearly a year, a 2 years Mr Gould lias spent his vaca- clerk in the Worthy Hotel of Spring-i- i tions at Bull's Bridge, and has made Mrs Lloyd Godfrey has sold her farm 'M. and for six summers before, dur- - many friends. and buildings to Charles Corsa of r Mrs Elmer Potter and Miss Lena -- and after his course, he college attended campmeeting, Thursday. Pound Ridge, N. Y. Mrs Godfrey and was a checker in the Manhattan Beach Mrs Mary J. Smith of Hartford is family will soon leave town, to the hotel on Long Island. Mr Forte prac- visiting friends in the village. regret of their many friends here. tically earned his way through college Mrs M. B. Lane is spending a few and weeks in Amenia, N. Y. Friends from Ridgetield were Sunday by type proof: Rora-bac- k setting correcting Mrs E. Hatch and Mrs Helen guests of Mrs Havsley Williams. in both Knglish and French. In the of Gavlordsville called at A. E. spring term of liis second year in the Mallory's. Friday. Friends from New York are visiting .I'"':v?ji..Or seminary Mr Forte began to preach in S. A. Eddy ot Canaan was in this the Misses Donnelly. i village. Saturday. Stall'' rdv lie. and he was acting pas- Miss Catherine has returned tor of the church Coley Congregational SOUTHBURK. from a three weeks visit in Westport. there, from that time until May 1. ,. I'.io.-- Miss Florence Nash and sister are February lth of this year, the NEWS TERSELY TOLL). Hmrch of South Brit- guests of relatives in Bridgeport. Congregational George Shelton and have re- a call to Mr hear- family ain gave Forte, after turned to their home in Butte, Mont., VALLEY KOKOK NOTES. ing him a few times among several after spending a few weeks at the old other which call he homestead. Mrs Gilbert and daughter are guests candidates, accept- Miss who has at the home of Or Gorham. until June IT, when he Florence Whitlock, ed, supplying been visiting her uncle, George Shel- in the. Rock-vill- Wheeler of settled parsonage. ton, has returned to her home in Bradley Southington has H Y H. B. LER RANDALL, on Hill West ol Lake been the guest of his brother. Tower Waramaug. Mrs Ilinman is not as well at this Wheeler, for a few days. An lnlluential Member of the Lake The new store built by Williams writing. William for Lea. D. Buniham. - Waramaug Summer Colony. G. L. FORTE. Elected by li. Dougal Seovillc is progressing finely and prom- Rev .lames Yard is expected to oc T. J. Bennett is doing considerable REV. 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1905

attended to at the store of M. W. Hill. birthday. Th9 young folks reported a very pleasant evening In which they The Newtown Bee. C. E. Riddiford is headquarters for were delightfully entertained by the Newtown, Friday, September 1, 1905 correct and satisfactory work in watch young hostess and her parents. The and clock repairing. Mrs Charles Whipple of Providence, WATERTOWr. R. I., is her parents, Mr and Victor visiting : Talkingl CIRCULATION Birdsall Mrs Charles Dyson. 1, 1888. fOC MEN January RICH SUB THE TOWN. Mrs Albert France, who has under- Last week, 4400 Watertown has another law suit on an for is hand.; Homer Hemingway wants $5000 gone operation appendicitis, Farm because the wash of the road when it improving. Ten rains, deposits, grit, etc., on his land. ? Page. What the town has done to put the Charles Dyson spent a few days out On Installments. Si ner week. property of Mr Lewis and Mr Heming of town, last week. 4? fc or way into the best snape, since the Willis of Bethel was Wagon. changes Incident to the road improve Mallory visiting New Milford. ments necessitated cutting and tilling William Dakin, last week. Built on tojmake tne proper graae,aoesn't seem Misses and J E. None better. THE NEW MILFORD FAIR. to count at all with them. To the nattie nail May Thomp Frank Soule, son from honor. You will find the "Bird-sai- l" to a successful outsider no damage is now apparent in have returned Winsted 4 Mygatt's Block, Bank Street, New Milford Everything points VICTOR. TALKING MACHINES either case, home citizens of the where they have' spent several weeks. on the job while others are time, September 12, 13, 14 and 15, at town have made considerable outlay j3 Bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer. We have sold the fair of the New Milford Agricul Lead the Procession. We sell the Victor Talking machines. Records constantly in regrading, etc., on account of this Miss Nellie Suckley is visiting her laid up for repairs. Park. ob hand. road and we think uncle in New York State. tural association at Conetia Ins building entirely them here for the past IS years. to be a list of Hsedquartsrs for th Tabard Library. on their own account. There promises large Newspapers and Periodicals, Cigars, Tobaeco, etc. Mr nolden is visiting out of town. Over 200 now in use in this sec- entries for the horse racing, the purses A M. New Milford, Conn. WATERTOWN CALLS HALT. Miss Martha Fowler is rela in case we can re- beinir liberal. Following is a list of P. CASSEDY, visiting The Man, The Wife arid tion and every Monday's Republican has it "that tives in Danbury. the classes: Watertown debt is about $68,000: that Their Little On-e- fer to a well customer. VfcVlil 19 you pleased WEDNESDAY. the macadam road has cost about $20,-00- 0 Albert Holden of Torrington spent We can also furnish you with Class m Purse f .'00. Trotting and Pacing for exclusive of state funds. At any last Sunday at home. Tl.e small family, in short.nood onlv a certain Horses that nave never Duaten a.i.. rate, the town's financial affairs seem small roast which wiil tender, juior and at One-hor- se ! the same time economical. We cut our bee', the best Farm wagon Irst Purse. Machines ed to convince the taxpayers that they George Terrill has had a great and veal, mutton, lamb and other meats with that "ccond Purse. Sewing end in for one on the market. Come in and look Third Purse. don't want to build aoy macadam profuse variety of sweet peas, this view, class of our customers. th Purse. If anticipating the purchase of a road, this year, and a to See how well we can suit you. ui Sewing Mxchlne it will pay you to In- proposition season, having some mornings picked them over. Olass 40 Purse t?O0. Trotting and spect the Wheeler & Wils n and White apply for the State appropriation at Chase & Sanborn's Coffee the best for horses that have never beaten 2 24 machines. the Saturday 's town meeting was put a bouquet of 175 blossoms. in town. Yours 'lrst Pur-e-, Just now I have good second hand to without an affirmative vote. respectfully, econn Purse, Singers at $8 and $5. sleep Miss Nellie Cartledge has gone to I'b2rd Puroe. live Mrs Hart- - Fourth Purse, Mrs Seth Bassett is entertaining Mr with George Ford of CHAS. I. LEACH, Household Goods. and Mrs F. Mansfield of North Haven. ford. THURSDAY. Lowest Price Grocery Store and Meat Class 41 Purse 1200. Troitlne and Pacl""K for Miss Lillian Segum of Nova Scotia & we are for Horses that have never Deaten 2. Remember headquaiters is spending some time with friends in ROXBUKlw Market, 00 everything In the line of houehold Staub & Mallett, Plrst Purse, $100 Crock Glass Ware Tin town. Next Town Sheds. Church St.. New Milford Second 50.00 goods. ry. biiiv? Purse, Ware. Go Carts. Wheel harrows. Thomas McLean of New York is 6-- 2. 30.00 the NOTES Telephone UI o Third Purse, NEWSY 1 New Milford, Conn. 20.0 Try the Universal Bread Maker. of bis Mrs J. A. - 'r ltl Pour h Purse, hveryttilng in the line of 5 and 10c guest sister, Bucking- "w. Class 43 Purse $100. Trotting for horses goods. bam. Dr Edward Beardsley of Atlantic hut have ntvef beaten 3.00. Miss Charlotte Cooke of New York City spent with Miss Sarah First Purse. 150.00 is in town. Sunday 25.00 visiting Beardsley at the Maples. Purse, 15 William Third Purse, 00 Stougbton spent Sunday AT Fourth Purse, 10.00 with friends In Bethlehem. The auction of the household arti- HAYES', This Week: C. R.IDDIFOR.D. E. M. Fi-- h. FKIDAY. E. Black is entertaining bis sis cles to the estate of the late Boiled Lobster. Stesk Cod Fresh IIaddo:k. Blue 48 For horses ter. Miss Black. belonging Class Trotting and Pacing. New Conn. Mary Fre-- h . for that have never beaten 2 45 Purse 1100. Bank Street, Milford, Mrs Jerome woodrutt ana miss Jonah Davidson were sold at auction, Fresh Water Eelp, Salmo Jewelry First Purse, $50.00 Edith Beach went to Walnut Beach, Saturday. A number of people from Second Purse, 25 00 to a few at the Orders For Clam Bakes Pilled. Ihird purse. 15 00 ?S?y3f 5S ? ?y - " Friday, spend days out of town were present and made Summer Fourth Purse, 10.00 shore. Miss Eula Cook several at the bidding lively. Eugene Ward Class 49 Trotting land Pacing. For horses on spent days Pank Sreet, New Milford. never having beaten 2 19. Purse $200. ven have been visiting their sister, Preston, died Sunday. The funeral the shore, recently. makes an efficient auctioneer and was JVIavket, Wear. - First Purse.- 1100.00 Mrs O. D. Pulver. took place on Tuesday afternoon, Rev A son was born, Friaay, to Mr ana assisted by Mr Pickett. Hayes' .Second Purse,! 50.00 Mrs We've a Third Purse. 3. A. H. Post officiating. James Dunn. fascinating- 20.00 Rhinebeck of The Congregational Sunday school Money Is a dlsplav of Jewelry especially for w ar- Fourth Purse. BIG CLAM BAKE PLANNED FOB LABOR Herbert Waterbury AN ENJOYABLE MU61CALE. has moved to tbe John Pope farm. held a picnic in the orchard south of ft mem are AT DAT. auto Transitory Commodity. Atnon pius. uuchiw, HOUSATONIC POMONA MEETING - Charles Warner has taken his Sheldon Smith's last Wednes brooches, pin sets and pretty novelt'es A select audience enjoyed the musi- to be place, Fame Is Something That Will of all sorts, and many of them are MEBKYALL, AUGUST 24, 1905. The Water Witch Hose Co. will have mobile to Waterbury improved Lasting. well beautiful. cale, 16, at with a new seat. day. Interest You. quite Inexpensive as hs About 10 o'clock two first teams a clam bake on Labor day, Sep Wednesday night, August I isesiaes mese, we are buuitiuk the grand warerooms of A. L. Rev E. T. Root of Providence, R. I., wife are off for a of handsome one from Ellsworth and one Mrs west of the piano Conkey, Burton Hodge and rell Doited nervous system, nure ety particularly patterns arrived, tember 4, on Wright's lot, occupied the Congregational We Want Both. blood and a irooti are neces- of 81 turn 10s fobs that are especially -- Hubert again vacation. will a few appetite from warren. rom tnat time until tiokAts will he 50c.-- the talent being Arnold, the They spend days for Ihe of women's sum 1 . .1 I ...... I fhUU Onori - - ? on sunaay. Mr uooi is a very sary complete enjoyment suited to both men's and I. 9 nn.,h tw" and pulpit, life. mer dress. and who attends is bound violinist, Guiseppi Dlnelli, pianist, attractive and forceful speaker. Tbe in Hartford and Springfield. Yours in Photography, nnt.h anrt wst, until, as is usual at a everybody The was attendance at service was Pomona a crowd had to have an time. The Fair following program enjoyed: the evening Swift and his who of meeting, large elegant Komanza, in F, Franz Rles unusually large ana tne service inter Seymour father, Compound Syrup assembled. In the forenoon the fifth grounds tent has been secured for the Introduction and Variations on D had charge of the creamery, have was conferred 11 mem- - - Major esting. Hypophosphites. degree upon dl- room Am0Dg tne good things Theme, Vleuxtemps The morning service at unnst moved out of W. B. Seward's tene The Hine Studio Is ,'i i !... . rrth to he nrpnared for the feast are 100 a, Solitude, church was conducted by Rev Robert ment and have gone to Kent. The just the preparation that will build M. W. HILL, Two Melodies, Schutt Sheffield or Postofflce Block. up nd fortify the nerves, enrich the one-hal- f ton of blue Woodbury. Col- blood, and In came the dinner, which always adds a bushels of clams, 0, uantique a armour Miss or house will be occupied by Thomas NEW CT. sharpen the appetite a of to a 3000 Moto Ellen Kavnaugn Washing niLFORD, word supply all the vital force which good degree sociability large fiSDi 40 bushels of sweet potatoes, Perpetno, Rles ton passed through the village, Sun lins of Stony Creek, who will move iss uecesstry to health and happi- "The Jeweler," vauieriDir. iue lamraui uue fliKiuc ear8 of 500 of lobster. Andantino. B. Oscar Klein day from a visit at here in the near future. ness. This preparation Is acknow- corrj) pounds Oalebrese, Bazzeni morning, returning ledged as a staudard by tbe medical will include baseball game, ner orotner'8 in waterDury. sue was GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. men of the country, thousands of the Conn. ful collation, of and The sports Concerto In D Major, Paganlni W. B. Seward's blacksmitb is best Nsw Milford, consisting pork e accompanied by Eliada Thayer. shop physicians prescribe it dally. If beans, cola meats, chicken, saiaas, tuo race, greasea-poi- ciiujuiuB wi a, Evening Song, Schumann Over half a hundred or watertown s open, with Andrew Putcbella or you need a tonic, try our OoiuDO-n- d b, The again Itcbin?. blind, bleeding protrud Syrup of HypophosDbites. Special Dickies, bread, biscuit, puddings, pies, test and other games, selectman Zephyr, Hubay citizens have patronized the as who will refund money if for two weeks Sic boiUe. coffee. In c, already the smithy, be there every ing piles. Druggists price only a cake, ice cream, fruit and James Sullivan is committee on adver Humoresque, Dvorak new trolley line to New Haven, via Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, the afternoon, wbicb was open to every Hungarian Csarda, Hubay day to do all kinds of work, horse shoe tising, and Is pushing it in his usual Cheshire. no matter of bow long standing, in six one, alter siriKing, tne subject present Mrs J. A. Buckingham, with Mrs C ing, wagon repairing and general job to 14 gives C. was manner. If want a good first-clas- dayssHrst application ed by tbe lecturer, S. Pbelps, vigorous you MRS HULDAH A. JOHNSON. W. Jackson and daughter,have return bing. Mr Putcheila is a s ease and ret. 50c. If your druggist 1 Store. An Line of "Some of tbe best ways to make Farm time an open date for September ed from an extended at JN an 50c will Nobles Drug Elegant life attractive." met with a lively keep Mrs Huldah Amelia widow outing workman and will give the best of sat hasn't it send in stamps and it It 4. Johnson, Mass. post-pai- d, Paris Bank New discussion, led by Prof Phelps and of late tucket, isfaction. He is a steady, upright be forwarded, by t.. nilford the Frank Johnson, died on Medicine Co., St Louis. Mo. If Telephone 98. Mrs Marvin and participated In by O. ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. man, and as his are low be 3k Friday, aged 34 years and one month prices ' S. Wood, master of the State Grange, MARBLEDALE. should receive of work. Give Summer Horse Mrs Mrs Mrs A mind number of All Saints' Sun The funeral took place on Sunday aft- plenty Vincent, Judd, Newton, snhnnl enioved a him a call and you will come I day members: - picnic ernoon in again. FOIXYISEIBKEYCORE Mrs Wei tori, Mrs strong ana Hon a. Wed- - the Congregational church HAPPENINGS HEREABOUTS. : O. After a continuation at Lazy Lodge Lake Waramaug, and Bladder Biflht Goods Averill, this e chapel, Rev F. A. Johnson The which was held in the Makes Kidneys tnree-uors- officiating. reception of was taken nesday. Keuogg s team in St former meetings up. m T i .. .1. t.. t The choir Andrew's, Sunday. "Old-tim- nn hp The pall bearers were William John hall at the on evening. Subject, e Industries of dif iroui tjat.a o taiiu i.a,inv.aiAl f was present in full number. Station, Friday Coolers, ferent towns." Mr Mallette of Bridge children. son, Oscar Johnson, Albert Johnson Miss Mildred I). Hatch leaves, this August 18, was largely attended, there water read a paper, also Rev G. II. and Hans Ahlstrom. The burial was week, for New Haven, where she be- being about 100 people present. The Ackley, Hatch & Marsh Lap Robes, Smith of Kent. The past history of a Joseph Hulton of Bridgeport is vis in the Center cemetery. Funeral Di gins to tit herself as a trained nurse music was furnished W. B. Seward town is and if at of Miss Hatch from by always interesting, iting at Mrs George Robertson's. rector TDomas naa the arrangements The departure on the and Roy Watson on the Light Stable the same meeting we could have a the parish means a great loss to St An piano Cjt-- towu would be so Mrs D. Clark is ill with in charge. She is one of our most violin, and it is unnecessary to say it Seed Blankets prophecy, it doubly John whoop drew's. faith .fust re'"ei t'J. Tiniotl.y. I'lover. ICel T p f r Brothers Cogswell aDd Averill from ful church women. She has rendered was very tine. All enjoyed themselves f:tl sow in it cough. Pei-tl- . Gr--in- , to enliven ing C. A. Way of Railroad street sells service in Have ifirtfe f reli t ck K'nur. Washington Grange helped good choir, Sunday school, to the utmost. OhW'auO Me:il. RuflVo Inti-- whole house S. and work. While Glmen Ki'tl. The Best Assortment in Litch the music, and when the Mrs K. Todd and daughters Benjamin Moore & Co.'s pure House parish and missionary Hominy. Mixed Feed Middlings, eic. mined in singing "America" all could Miss Cora are visiting at a mixed we regret that she is to leave us, at The Mill Company are putting in a at low prices. Spvi;l prU'e bv carload; cal-an- Jennings colors, paint, made with pure same our see samples and H prices field County. but rejoice for free America and its Bloomtield. the time, she has good wish new dam back of the mill and conse- for Men rree Forestvllle and linseed oil only. This paint is made es, she have success Shoes. Rubbers and Rubber Hoots institutions. hoping that may no grinding can be done. and Hoys. Hubert Thomas attended the races from the very best and most lasting in her undertaking. quently Choice Native Beef. Lambs. Chickens, etc., A DEMAND FOR HOUSE RENTS. combined with linseed Master Edward Treak of Richmond at our market. in Woodbury, Thursday. pigments, pure N. has been a GOT OFF CHEAP. First class Groceries at low prices. Call and As local demand for oil and the best No Hill, Y., spending short see us. We can save yo i money. showing the a sermon liquid dryers. time with his school Arthur A house a landlord who has a house Rev F. D. Torrey preached mineral oil or benzine used in friend, He well be has off ... Frank JSvitts, rents, and being White, at W. O. Coming's. may think, got to rent had nine for it of great impressiveness power, its it is pure lin Mr and Mrs William are at cheap, who, after having contracted Railroad St.. Nsw Milford. applications on "The of composition, strictly Bryant or is still able Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, from desirable parties. Isn't here an Sunday evening, Parting seed oil paint, and when properly ap Mrs Bernard Peter's. constipation indigestion, A male rendered Mrs Ward and Grace, are to perfectly restore his health. Nothing Railroad and Bridge Sts. . New Milford. for local to In the Ways." quartet plied will cover more surface, hold its daughter, New opportunity capitalists some fine music. spending tbe last part of their sum- will do this but Dr King's Life We Are vest in house building on a safe basis? luster and color longer and give better mer residence here as of Mrs Pills. A quick, pleasant and certain Headquarters guests I have the tor This Section For every grade and style of wall paper man- Ray Leach and James Dolan passed satisfaction than any other in Ward's parents, Mr and Mrs Edward cure for headache, constipation, etc., Agency ufactured. There are more re w designs and paint 25c at R. H. Beers & Co., for Celebrated more b here DIPHTHERIA AT STILL RIVER. in N. of tbe market. Its and Watson. Newtown; the autiful colorings than yon have Sunday Pawling, Y., guests working lasting Miss Lizzie Derricksbn and Miss Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; P. J. Gar- ever seen at any other establishment. Have Mr and Mrs A. M. Leach. have been vou seen the washable tlie papers (varnished) Diphtheria has appeared in the fam- qualities thoroughly tested, Cornish have returned from Spectacle vin, Bethel; W. N. Noble.New Milford; for bathrooms and kitchens? Robertson's, both at seashore and in moun- E. Allen Tailor-Mad- e ily of John Cantield at Still River, six who been spend- - the the lake. J. Buckingham, Huntington; Goods Edward Piatt, has G. W. Hurl-hu- rt of his children with tains and the manufacturers have re Mr and Mrs Minor Morehouse were Joyce, Roxbury Station; C. A. 15he being prostrated ing tne summer with Orlando Pepper over & Co., C. N. Hatcb, OF WAY, Leading disease. cases are in ceived numerous testimonials as to its for a few days from Spectacle Roxbury; Shoe Store. the The charge in Sherman, has taken a position in lake, tbe last week. Bridgewater; Connery Bros., George- Paints, Oils andi Varnishes, of Dr J. C. Barker, the town health store of A. M. Leach in merit both from dealers and consum Mrs has her house well occu- town; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Honan Wanamaker& Brown, 87 Railroad St.. New Milford, Ct. the grocery ers. When Toohey D. officer. The house has been applied according to direc with summer boarders. & Soule, Gaylordsville; George 74-- 3. quaran Pawling, N. Y. pied Cornwall Philadelphia, Pa. Telephone tined and every necessary precaution tions, it dries perfectly hard with a Quite a number took in the circus Odell, Bridge, drug stores; Grocer C. I. Leach is a at New Milford, guaranteed. Call all and examine the taken against the spread of the disease, offering good gloss, yet possesses sufficient elasticity Wednesday. samples. of flour at $6.50 per bar to or Mr E. O. Sperry, W. O. Corning, Ralph Also am offering a good line of Advance grade patent prevent cracking oeeling. Buckingham, Sherman Green, with Styles rel. Way feels confident in the reliable Sweet-Or- r Overalls, -I- N Miss Elta Miles has returned after stating that their helpers, have been gathering I and Shirts. Harnesses Williams' root 15c bottle, the pure house colors are cheaper to their respective tobacco crops, the To Whom Jackets Working a week's stay in New York. beer, per week. Wa.lk-Ove- r Shoes C. I. Leach's. the consumer than white lead, or any P6 and Overcoats Made to Order Made to Order. Mrs A. II. McMahon has been at The annual meeting of the Village Suits quite other paint, because of their great was Mrs It AND ill for three weeks. soap, six bars for 25c, at C. I. Improvement society held at May f f you want a harness made to order, built Naptha spreading qualities and covering ca Bernard Peter's, on Saturday evenintr. on the square and guaranteed, come to and see Moore in Leach's. Put up in gallon, half-gallo- n, A few people from this place went Concern. us. We have an expert harness maker, and Dodd Joseph passed Sunday pacity. D. McMah are prepared to turn out harness that will Dorothy Shoes. Mrs E. Staub and half-pi- nt cans. Also to the concert at Washngton, Friday. satisfaction. When Into Danbury. Dr and George return, quart, pint If you ara thinking Myo give you yon drive ALSO five-gallo- n half-barre- Miss Helen Toohy is in Block. t he Town sheds come across street to our the last of the week, after a stay of in kits, ls and Washington. of purchasing a piano, this summer, you the Osborne was in Sun- Miss Margaret Ruby, who has betn ma Cor. Bank and Railroad shop and leave your harness repair work. Ray Danbury, five weeks Lake barrels. Packed in cases of six one eaa sava tima aad money by writing Strts, I oub!e or Teams for Fu- of School Shoes for Boys and at Waramaug. boarding at Darius Bristol's, returns for NEW MILTORD. sfngle Weddings, Plenty day. cans each. Packed in cases of to New week. prices, etc., before buying elsewhere. nerals or Pleasure Driving. Girls. A. will install one of his gallon York, this I eelect all at the J. Northrop half-gallo- n so my piaaos faetorias, Mrs Merritt Hill has returned to 12 cans each. Packed in Miss Calhoun, who has faithfully aad them ia house on & Unique steam heaters in the residence the last two years, is to have put your approval Beeman Strong, her home, after a stay of three weeks cases of 24 quart cans each. taught at a price as low as possibly can be sold, of Dr Dolan at Gaylordsville. charge of the school, this fall. with small no rents to John W. Booth, Livery Stables. Good Durable in Branford. J. P. Mrs who nave expense aad high Town New Milford. Stockings. Culhane.the polite clerk at the Fuller and children, 1 selected and in Opp. Hall, Cbnrcb Su. H. A. Robertson returned on or W. JN. pay. have put a great General of A. M. is Friday, drug store JNoble, has re been visiting at Sherman Green's, on and have had Repairing. The residence Booth 10 on a have returned to home in maiy pianos trial, not after a days' cruise Long Island lurnea, atier Drier vacation. their King to take one out of the house 1 it Brazing, cast iron as well as other metals NEW MILHORD, CONN. shining in a new dress of paint. C. H. Mrs Peter Hansen of is ston, N. Y. put machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- Sound.' Waterbury Mrs in in over 5 years There is not anoth- and lawn mowers, knives, Osborne had the contract. now Johnston has returned from nishing polishing,-- with Mr and Mrs Christian Han er dealer in the State that caa show such shears, sickles, lawn hears sharpened. Imrse J. A. Northrop's men are in Bridge- sen. New Preston. record. Understand I do not aell Sten- and toilet clippers ground by -- peMal power G. II. the a rin- The Best Place in Litchfield Shiappacasse, popular this week, two Unique ana mrs wanace were cil Pianos. If will write me I will machinery Knterpiise ti r plates County Bank street fruit dealer, was in New port, installing jyir xayior you and knives reground. Ail the aluur warrant- to Buy house beating boilers in the new double guests, last week, of Mrs C. W. Beach WOODBOKio sand you an official list of all the Genu- ed to out. Saw tiling in general. I'lithreilas York, and Mr ine Piano Manufacturers in the United repaired with new ribs and covers: have a Tuesday Wednesday. house of Dr M. on Miss Irma is f c Edwards Smith Cassedy visiting the State-- . wiil be a to i good line of samples vers, is offering a prime lot of or V on It safeguard you frames included. t gu-- revolve-- Shiappacasse ramny Austin incent Uhrlstian , Hloyles. Stomach Park avenue. OF Adriance LOCAL AFFAIRS INTEREST. the selection of a reliable Piano. If you swe'-prs- sew ng machines, violins, No appetlta, loss of strenrth. ner for and some luscious carpet loi-k- Harvesting peaches canning street, JJanbury. etc., In order Key fitting, trunks ness. headacho. with to go with me to the warerooms tc put . constipation, bad breath, watermelons. John Lent is working at New Ham- Mrs Vohderlacken and Miss Bertha Mrs C. J. Minor has been entertain- fishinfr rods and many other things repaire-t- I will fare I sour catarrh wno select a piano pa your if you Pneumatic tires of a ( n notice general debility, risings, and Machinery N. Y. Miner, passed the summer at three young ladies, the week. ds viptions M II of Rev G. W. will burgh, ing past decide to tak one. and for .a less price Bicycle tires and sundries on hand or- tha stomach ara all due to Indigestion. Barhydt occupy the Horace Allen 's, returned to New York, Miss May Stanton visited her sister, could it if aad ders receive uromnt attention. Yu will fimi Kodol cures This new discov- Is at A. H. McMahon's, Miss Mamie of Mass., than you buy aloae, you me KaM a?.tl Indigestion. house of Wallace Osborne on South Devin Dalton, j.uesaav. Mrs A. W. Mitchell, last week. will have benefit of ex- at junction of Hrldg. ery tha natural Juices of diges- St , Nsw Milford. the my 40 years' All work truarn nteed represents Bridgs Main street. was the guest, last week, of Mr ana Mrs Palmer Paddock of New York Cards are out for tbe wedding of in I sell Hex New tion as they exist In a stomach, Miss C. S. perience selecting instruments. 5i4. Milford. Conn healthy Adrianee Farm Machines th bsst Mrs J. A. is a new arrival at Horace Allen's. Emile Tomlinson to Henry a number of different makes o! pi- combined with tha known tonlo givs Mrs G. Northrop. on of large greatest service fnr the Inntrest Uiue at the lest Rev and W. Barhydc are Miss Ina Allen will teach the school Hitchcock, Wednesday this anos. If you will let me I will get you and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys- All our Mowers, aud ours on y, .om-Dl- was week. o summering at Madison. William Northrop at Saranac at Ball's New com a fine pi-n- and also save you money. pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion the follolriK features. Every nut) valu- Pond, Fairfield, the Mr and Mrs Bacon visited and but able. Automatic Spring Urnft. LnrKu Drlv Lake, N. Y., last week, where his wife year. George All orders for tuning Pianos and Pipe Dayton's Restaurant, dyspepsia, this famous rerr ecy Pa-l- Mrs John will the ing the this week. InK Wheels, Visible and Katuhtsis Very Murphy occupy has been for about five weeks. An elaborate clam bake was shore, Orgaee can be lelt at Al. W. Hill's Jew- Railroad St.. Opp. S'eain t.u lty. cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, Looff Hlimao. Long liar Couplings. They ar. of Miss Sanford on Railroad given Mabel, eldest daughter of Henry New and will purifying, sweetening and the simplest and best the most cottage near jm. w. ooat house at elry Store, Milford, Conn., New Milford, Conn. strengthening In proportioned, In looks as If there would soon be tsisuop's Galpin, died last Friday. The funeral receive attention. tbe mucous membranes lining the stomach. convenient use, aud the Lightest draft street. It Lake Waramaug on Friday last was held on Much prompt some about New did Saturday. sytupa Office Mr. S. S. Ball at Rensood. W. Vs.. sarc Miss for paint spread Milford, Oreorge Keilly the honors as chief thy is extended to the family, as she Main at Bedford, West Regular Dinners 2c. I was troubled with sour stomach tor twenty years. Mary Cogswell, cashier the or- cook and a feast of Kodol cured m and w mrm sow R hi sous as John Hannon has just placed an prepared lobster, was a beautful child, making frienas Chester Co , New York. saint C. II. Booth Bentley Co., is eD.joying clams and corn Clam Chowder. Beef and Veal Slews Pork for bsbr." der for five tons of Atlantic lead. chicken, green that with all who knew her. and Beans, etc . a ways read to sit e. Kodol A Hot Weather a two weeks' vacation. delighted the city guests, who num Munsell has been laid Beefsteak. Ham and Egirs or you Digests What Yon Eat. Stanley up Brinton YV. anything Bottle SUa holdtr M. B. Mallett has had some quar- bered about (0. The clams and sea with a lame arm. Joseph want cooked to order. A. DAYTO. only, ai.oo 2 times the trW F. B. Catliu of Winsted was in town rood were C. Agent. size, which sells for 50 cents. Necessity. tered oak floors laid in his residence furnished by A. Hayes. George Crane and family of Water- Prepared by E. O. OsWITT OO.. OHIOAOO. last A will be G. P. Contractors and Builders. Palmer's Toilet Talcum Powder, Friday. by Taylor & Buckingham. John Han- party held at Charles P bury spent Sunday at Crane's. Vou Will Find at. Mv Stor-- A t'hove and 151 the Package. Also Palmers Toilet no, Camp s on in honor of A. E. Knox's auction was held on Selected Stock of S. E SAXFORI". & ters and Andrew M. Palmer attended Pine non. the floor finisher, did the Friday night Carefully CO , Newtown Perfumery. expert the 16th birthday of his daughter, Miss Saturday, goods going at fair prices. ELI,SWORTH STEPHEN Grove last This is a would Mabel. of New Ha- FENN, FRENCH, StepneyDepot caiupmeeting, Sunday. finishing. job that Miss Florence Hickox CONTRACTOR AND BOILDKK. BETTS & BETTS. Sandv Hia.lr. ALBERT" even the of Russia. Charles P. has a new ven was a recent visitor at S. W. Mun-sell'- s. CVITTS. Mr and Mrs E. A. Wildman left on please Emperor Camp piano. Washington Depot, Oonn. FRUIT! Ask for the 1905 Kodol Mrs nHF.BKKtTI.Ly FURNISHED. for a at Atlantic Mrs D. C. Sanford and aunt, Miss Ellen Camp, who boards at Mrs Miss Fannie of Wash- t3PEST!MATlt Bananas, Oranges, Pinearples, Straw Druggist, Telephone 33, Monday sojourn City, George Addis', is She is Trowbridge Almanac and 200 Year New Milford, Conn. N. J. Martha McMahon, are rela- quite poorly. ington visited her parents, C E. Trow- beiries, etc. visiting a sister of Mrs Jesse James of New- for two weeks. Calendar VBusinbbs 1841. tives at Middletown. town. bridge, the past Established Mrs C. D. Pulver and children re- Miss Lucy Gordon is at the shore. E Arthur Bona, A sensible man does not want to 60 Frank RoweCo. New from a visit with rel- Mr and Mrs H. D. Hine abd Dr and pay About in ( 1 Railroad Street, Milford. Conn. turned, Monday, more for a than is and cavalrymen camped ncorporated) atives in N. V. Mrs C. B. Blackman an auto- piano it worth, town for two nights, last week. Many Millerton, enjoyed he wants the piano worth all he pays visitors went to see the unusual sinht and Bvilders. The UNIQUE mobile in Mr Hine's for it. Designers ! Prime KILLthe COUGH Among those who attended the con- ride, Saturday, That's why he should buy his in Woodbury of seeing soldiers in -- dealeh9 ix HEATERS Steam and Hot Watermelons, AND of Ar- new Berkshire auto car, the finest car piano of Joseph Brinton. See his drilled, after- Water Heater CURE the LUNGS cert given under the direction adv. camp. They Friday Builders' Material. Muskmelons, Pitts-fiel- d, Is considered hundred thur Woodruff, at were: the Berkshire Automobile Co. of noon. 150 New of users to be the Washington, Railroad Street. Milford Conn. most y. l 1 Miss Fine confections and smokers' per- The barn of Thomas was economical on tin- nurUet Bananas. WITH Augustus Taylor, Julie Barker, Mass., have ever made. Galpin mates cheerfully ui ven on rcc or sn:ill Con- C. at 's. struck last and Dr. Ray Leach, Mrs J. Barker, Editor quisites Cassedy by lightning, week, & nie ts. Catalogue on application. Mfd. by I King's A. C Miss Addie Buck.Robert S. R. Hill & Son are to install a h P. M. burned. a. Worley, Cassedy sells the famous Taylor Buckingham, Schlappacaaae,New Milfo- -i Strong, Miss Elsie Hall, Mrs C. N. turbine water wheel for the New Laughlin fountain pen for $1. Contractors and Builders, J. A. NORTHROP, Bas-set- t, HOTCOK18SVILLE NOTES. Now Hall, Miss Bessie Brown, Harry Railroad Street, New Milford. Ct. - a N- - w MH I Kr c nn. Discovery Mr and Mrs J. F. Mrs Milford Electric Light Co. For a refreshing glass of soda water Mr Mrs Dawson Price Williams, with call store and Henry have Est imates cheerfully furnished on large or Mrs puresyrups at the drug g Fred Starr, Clayson l'erry, Fred Miss of local been a week at tbe camp-meetin- small contracts. 0UGHS and 50c &$ 1.00 Mrs G. M. Cowles, the telephone of Albert Evitts. spending Ice Cream Breinig, David Breinig, Post-ofric- e, and forC Free Trial. Mrs F. E. Mrs Willis exchange, and Miss Peck, of the W. N. Noble la a at Pine Grove, Canaan. Breinig, Soule, in Branford. Druggist offering Wells Sherman, HIPP'S Lunch, Cure for all Bennett. passed Sunday complete line of tbe famous Wallace Miss Ruth Clay invited some of her and Kodol Surest and Quickest confections. Carpenter Builder, Fruit and Confectionery. Dyspepsia Ccro THROAT and LUNG TROUB- Mrs L. T. Van Alstyne of Waterville Arline, the infant daughter of Mr boy and girl friends to spend last Mon- General Jorbing. Digests what you eats or MONET BACK. Watch and clock New New Ct LES, and Mrs George W. Keyes of East Ha-- and Mrs Leman Bradshaw of New repairing promptly day with her in honor of her 13th Railroad Street, Milford, Ct, Mygatt's Block, Milford, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1905. 7

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Leading Washington Business Our Motto: We Truly Educate. The Newtown Bee DR. KENEDY'S Did you buy your hair at an auction? Houses. Newtown Friday, September 1, 1905. HUNTINGTON. At any rate, you seem to be getting rid of it on auction-sal- e FAVORITE WEDDING BELLS TO RING. principles: "going, going, Stop the auction with Union Business College CIRCULATION : It M0 Ayer's Hair Vigor. checks falling hair, and restores Main and Streets, Bridgeport, Conn, January 1, 1888, Invitations are out for the marriage always t Congress of Miss Mary Florence Tucker and Ed- color to gray hair. Sold for over sixty years. ESTABLISHED 1891. Lr gar Clarence Wooster at St Paul's ii'ii: Masurv's Last week. Remedy church, September 5, at 5 p. m. 4400 Albert Coan's are family spending s, Paints ODDEST. LARGEST. STRONGEST. Breaks no Hearts, Excuses the week at the shore. district, will preach, next Sunday ley, W. B. Mead, Charles Burr Nich-il- Liquid no Crimes. The Holden a morning, at Lee chapel. C. E. Osborne, L. S. Patterson, family have cottage Are f'--r A School of System, and Results. Ten sev- Holv Communion at Center street, Clarence D. Porter, 11. F. Sherman made ready the Discipline Pages. Br. David FAVORITE REM- at Cedar Beach, and are spending 2 brush. Their esse of working freedom Kennedy's next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. and F. W. Wheeler. frooi ft Stud EDY is not a of the human eral weeks there. ruualDg the work. (frntc-.v-erln- Shorthand and Typewriting, Bookkeeping and Business, English disguised enemy Mrs Will and of power and diirablequalitle have race ; where cannot it dots not Upton daughter nvid them t he ies. Telegraphy. it help, Old Home week in NEWS IN BRIEF. The Wrought Iron Range Co's. popular Liquid Patau Send for our book containing a list of 1600 Positions provided for Gradu- LITCHFIELD COUNTY. harm. It is composed of vegetable ingre- Bridgeport spent are in town of the present aire inflame the the Center. Miss agents again introducing 'hey are GENUINE LINSEEI OIL. ates, Students and Strangers by Union Business College. dients and does not he:it or Beula Sanford has recently their steel as did some PAINTS and we satisfaction a blood but cools and it. In all cases Recent guests at E. S. Hawley's are a few with her Miss ranges, they io use. guarantee If you want a POSITION and want to be Kept in POSITION, attend purifies Mrs E. M. of E. R. spent days cousin, years ago. They have made a number their WEST CORNWALL. of Kidney troubles, Liver complaints. Con- Beardsley Monroe, Hazel Sherwood. of sales. One gallon will give oe coat to flftv-- fi of the and the delicate Hawley of Shelton, Bartlett Miss ve square yards of unpain ed wood or stipation Bowels, Henry Bertha Wheeler, Miss Teresa Two two thirly-Hv- e ac- and Miss Eleanor of meetings every month now in coals to qua e yards. CAMPERS RETURN TO VILLAGE LIFE. derangements which afdiet women, the Buckingham Nichols, Miss Florence Marsh, Miss the Grange. The order has received a rh sale of these ptints for the last tion of Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE REM- Bridgeport. Hazel Sherwood, Miss Lora Clark and four years ha- - been enormously UnionBusiness Mrs S. very cordial invitation to meet with wl h not an la.ge,com- J. who has been of College. The party occupying Camp Takitez EDY is beyond praise. Thousands of Green, with Miss Mary Ferris were afternoon Easton on average a dozen Main and Congress Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. at Cream Hill Lake broke Mon- to Mrs L. B. Gray, has gone to White Grange Tuesday evening. plaints per year. camp, grateful people voluntarily testify this, guests of Miss Minnie Sherwood, one September 26. day of this week. Miss H. Dorothea in letters to Dr. Kennedy; and with a Hills. day last week. Term. was mere Rev H. L. Everest has entertained The topera troupe, who played at Apply Now for Summer andTall Wiedl, who a member of the camp- warmth and fullness of words which Mrs Mattie Andrews is spending a the Town ball on SPECIAL came to the village, last business certificates never possess. It Mr and Mrs Walter Everest and son few at as Wednesday evening, ing party, a few days "Maplewood farm," were entertained at C. B. Nichols'. Thursday, staying with Mrs J. W. makes no drunkards excuses no crimes for days. guest of Miss Lora Clark. 11 NOTICE. breaks no In is Miss Ella Wooster has been There were in the party. Union Business College Is the Best." Ives until Tuesday evening of this hearts. its coming there visiting Mr and MrsG. Burr Tucker enjoyed W. W. Bliss is from week, when she returned to her home hope, and in its wings there is healing. in Stratford. a very pleasant day at Putnam Park recuperating These paints are not chemical mix- In We a trial and are confident of Mr and Mrs E S. Sun- his recent illness in the Berkshire tures, and do not contain toLa?h atll Danbury. challenge Hawley spent with the Congregational church Sun- Hills. cate of soda or soap In any of their in- the result. Your druggist has it. ONE day in West Haven. day school, last Wednesday. Miss finite variety's. On the contrary they DOLLAR a Bottle. Bear in mind the Miss Emma Green of N. Edith Turner is visiting at are pure Linseed ()! Paints and Mrs Joseph Robinson, who has been Morristown, Miss Minnie Sherwood, Miss Hazel S. In simply All Seasons : Dr. David is for a few weeks. Myron Clark's. every respect the equivalent of the Visiting at the home of her son, Dr name and address KENNEDY, J., at Bnnibrook Sherwood, Miss Mary Miss Lora Best White Lend New York. Miss of Monroe is Ferris, The Shelton family have spent a and Oli. mixed and Joseph Robinson, returned to her Rondout, Mary Beardsley Clark and Miss Mattie Andrews were week thinned at the tlm of applleat on We on of a few days with Mrs E. S. at Laurel Beach. can assur. all whose houses Alike home at Norwich Friday last spending very pleasantly entertained at the MiSS Alice M. Harris a and require Are re- week. Hawley. home of Miss Abbie Sanford Miss (nrmcr painting repainting that better Miss Luella Eldred does not by teacher in the Center district, is vis-- sults can be obtained through the use Favorable to the work Mrs L. A. Nlckerson of Philadel- cester, Mass., in one of the large quar- improve Beula Sanford of New York, Tuesday tseaen s. of our colors than by th- - use of any It phia, who was visiting relatives in ries. as was hoped. August 27. luugatM. liquid color ever before offered, under of drilling an Artesian Well. was sum- Lee Eldred is with his for a board- wuatever name, and that our paints town, last week, hurriedly The farmers are busy harvesting family Miss Doherty, who has been are in every respect superior. is much better to have the work moned home, her daughter having their tobacco, which is a fine crop. few weeks. ing at Miss Grace Clark's for some BROOKFIELD. done In fall or winter than to put it been injured in an automobile acci J. T. Collins of Creek is to oc- Miss Ruth Everest has been visiting time, has now gone to for a dent. Stony her uncle in New York. Bridgeport off untila drought makes it imper- cupy the residence recently vacated short time. BROOKFLELD'S GREAT DAT. Write me for Miss Gladys Beardsley returned, on by Mr Swift. At the Center street Methodist ative. particulars. of this week, to her home in Miss Warmick of New York 7 30 On Thursday, August 24, Mrs Lizzie Artesian wells furnish a Tuesday Amelia STEVENSOTS. church, Sunday, September 3, at Cotton a clambake in Riverside F. steady.pure Bridgeport. City is spending a few days with So- p. m., the pastor will give a stereopti-co- n gave S. SEELEY, f of water, whether the season Miss Carrie Swift Hallett has again Naase. lecture on park to her friends and neighbors. supply phia A STRAY TEAM PICKED UP. "Bunyan's Pilgrim's There was about 100 some Washington Ct jl is wet or dry. assumed her duties at the postofflce, Miss Minnie E. Naase has been Progress." present, Depot, returned from her to New York While John Downes was from friends from Bridgeport and other DEALER IN having trip spending her vacation in going all-repo- $ I also furnish windmills, gasoline Bridgeport and Woodmont, last Fri- and Newark, N. J. his house to the station, one evening cities, and it a very enjoy- he found a horse attached GREENFIELD HILL. able time and feel very grateful to engines, pumps and well supplies. day evening. last week, Mrs Coal, Lime, Cement, William D. Hosier was in Hartford, to a business wagon that was without Cotton for the good time she gave Bi I have spring lumber wagons as Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. WOODBURT. a driver. The team was taken to Mr BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. them. Paints Hnrrlwara on two or well as other wagons and carriages business. Downes', where it remained The Greenfield Hill baseball team DAIRYMEN'S FIELD DAY. etc., etc. Hon D. L. Smith and wife drove to three days, when the owner, a man for business or pleasure. BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND was defeated by the Consolidated team was Ellsworth on Saturday afternoon last. BURNED. from West Haven, came for it. The from on the local There quite a large delegation Am agent for the Stevens-Durye- a Mrs Ransom L. Smith is slowly im team had been stolen and it is thought Bridgeport grounds, from Brookfield to the Dairymen's afternoon, the; score Fair-child'- after a rather serious illness, During the thunder shower, last the theif from here on a Saturday being field at Hanford B. s, Automobile. If you want a hill climber look into its merits. proving struck escaped 12 to 6. The visitors had no difficulty meeting and is now about the bouse. Thursday afternoon,' lightning freight train. in Broth who for in Great Plain, last Wednes- Mr and Mrs James A. Cochrane re Thomas Galpin's barn and as was de- finding well, pitched day, and all felt well paid for their of as Greenfield, and this with errors by turned, Monday evening, from their scribed by a number witnesses, WORK OF THE LIGHTNING. Lobdell trouble. The day was ideal as well as of 10 Milford. soon as the bolt entered the whole and Jennings contributed to was All Kinds vacation days spent at The thunder showers, last week the loss of the game. This is the first the grounds. Everything carried E. N. James Li. Ferris and family lert ror barn seemed to instantly burst into afternoon and were out on a very liberal scale, and being Sipperley, moved flame. The Co. of Thursday evening, defeat which the home team has met under of Milford, Monday, having their Fire the cutlery and the supervision the host and Of Vehicles. Mills Conn. and soon arrived terrible in this vicinity, lightning this season, so the boys have no reason was no Slpperley's Westport, household goods to that place, where shop other help but struck C. B. French's house. Mr to feel disheartened over the result. hostess, there lack of anything they will reside, it being the old home were able to save only a few small Miss were to make the affair a complete success. Tod and Open Burxtes, Runabouts of Mr 20 and 25 tons of French and Orinda Oatman Ferris. buildings. Between stunned for a few minutes, but fortu- Platform Duplex End Springs and Mrs A. V.r Coons. Mr and Mrs Ed hay, a new lumber wagon and new DEERFIELD NOTES. SCHOOL TEACHERS ENGAGED. Pleasure Wagons. Concords PALMER WOOD SAWING OUTFIT, ward S. Smith and with were burned. The barn was in nately escaped serious injury. A barn an son, Leland, sleigh on Bagburn hill, belonging to David Mrs Henry L. Burr, who has been The teachers hired for the are: and Surreys, Light and Heavy Fams You are not buying the family of C. .E. Cook, are spending sured for $500 and the loss is $800. Mr was and is year wagons ana neavy lrucats. week of R. will soon rebuild. Wells, struck by lightning quite ill, reported better. MrsC. S. Ryder for the Center dis- axpsrlment when you buy the at the cottage George Galpin burned to the miss unariotte uramey is Miss Anna McCue of Smith at Goshen Lake. ground. Mrs staying trict; Danbury Done. a Palmar Engine. Mr COLD WAVE IN HOTCHKIBSVILLE. with her sister, Arthur Bulkley, for East Iron Works; Miss Catharine Repairing Promptly and Mrs Dwitrtat Handlln and AT CAMP in Greenfield. Eva and are On at 5.30 the ARLINGTON. A. Hull for West Iron Works; Miss They have stood the daughters, Mabel, visiting Monday morning above Mrs Lewis Burr's little grandson, Barrett for in thermometer stood just at zero. At "Camp Arlington," just was Josephine Huckleberry test for eight ysirs xorrington. Zoar Bridge, a party of eight young Legrand Wales, bitten by a dog, Hills; Mrs J. B. Hawley for Whisco-nie-r Eckman of them now In Joel Atwood's family have taken a men from are a recently. aad Harold Botsford for Long Brothers, o.oooj Bridgeport spending Charles Nichols has returned from a to E. W. vMiraf,) use. Write for catalogue BRTDGEWATER. cottage in West Haven for a week or month's vacation. They report some Meadow. (tsoomiti more. luck in and for pleasant visit with his son. Conn and good fishing hunting Miss Dowd Mrs Washington Depot, , prices. WHAT OUR CITIZENS ABE DOING. Mrs William Allen is entertaining coons and woodchucks. Laura entertains her Kellogg leaves for Asburv Park. her and child from cousin from Bridgeport. this week. sister Granville, I Miss Susan F. Sanford from Bridge Mr Mrs Isaac Nichols has been ill. Mr and Mrs Cullhane of Bethel is for a N. Y. Rev Arthur Smith baptized and quite Sold By port at her home in the village Hazel Allen is visiting in Milford Mrs Frank Nash's three children at Dr Dunham attended her. spent Sunday with Thomas Lee. short stay. and at Savin Bock, New Haven. the church, Sunday morning, and aft- Dwight Nichols and family return uranK wiidman has resigned bis CARL BADER, Miss Marjory Burgess of Kidgebury Allen took a an excellent sermon. to Boston, this week. position in Sturdevant's store and ex- has been the of Miss Ethel Orr. William vacation, last erwards preached has done work for to a meat MARKET R. C. Mitchell, guest week, around Milford and Savin Rock, Mrs W- - S. Bradley has a beautiful Carpenter Smith pects open market in Sugar WASHINGTON DKPOT Miss Kiia school g Charles Nichols. Hollow. Kelley's Sunday New Haven. night-bloomin- cereus, that had four Sandy Hook, Ct. class from Bridgeport have taken the Miss Sloan of was one week. Mrs C. E. Vroman is visiting in Washington Depot. Hturdevant homestead ror a rew Kuth Waterbury blossoms, evening last Caanan. visiting Mrs E. L. Smith, last week. W. S. Bradley has recently purchas- NEWS LETTER. At full line of meats always on hand. Oam weeks. mov- Henry C. Smith and wife of Brook In tbe season. Heats of Mr Mrs re Thomas Arlington and family ed a horse of Irving Wheeler. Allen T. with a of always primequality and Harry Smith have ed, last into the house vacated Mrs Emma of Oxford is Jennings, party lyn, N. Y., who spent his boyhood in and prices reasonable. Headquarters for turned from a to New York City. Friday, Northrop friends, passed Sunday in New York. was in town, trip John Traverse. Miss forafew weeks. Wake-ma- n wnisconier, last Satur Mrs David Wooster and Miss Bertha by visiting Stephens The Misses M. E. and Maria on old friends and ac- Frank H. Thompson has been spend- Mrs C. B. French and little daugh- are day, calling Graves from Bridgeport are at H. W. a few his Mrs a few last in spending several days with quaintances. Silos and Treat's. ing days with sister, ter spent days, week, out of town friends. Lake is now his Ensilage Cutting George S. Bloss, of Bethlehem. Mr Waterbury. of a Eugene putting up C. A. J. Queck Berner from Brook is from an at- Miss Nora O'Brien of Ansonia visit- Foster Lyon Danbury, former silo to be ready for bis corn crop. lyn spent Sunday at their home in the Thompson recovering resident of Greenfield, spent a part of The rainfall, on afternoon Machinery. tack of inflammatory rheumatism. ed at C. B. French's, over Sunday. week relatives and old Saturday village. A bridal are to commence John Wooster has visited last visiting and night, was 3.07 in a very heavy Rings. Xatest Improved Smalley Cutters with either Mrs lora Young rrom cato, is. Y., couple recently time friends here. ran. as mere was no nan or housekeeping in the village soon after his sister, Mrs Stiles Loveland. Hawkins of Hull's Farms has heavy atten- BLOWERS or CARRIERS. is the guest of relatives in town. bells have The Half River school will Henry winds to injure crops, farmers general- We call particular Miss ahel-to- n the wedding rang. Way the contract for the school Iand n 'irnx HIGH GRADE gasoline a Elizabeth Randall irom Miss Lillie has gone to commence, next with Miss carrying ly and tobacco growers in particular which engines specialty. has been with Mrs Alice Warner. Cartledge Tuesday, children of the Banks South district were very thankful. tion to our stock of rings, is, Mrs work in the button shop in Union Annie Logan as teacher. to Greenfield Hill for Miss Fannie Treat has visited Mrs Susan Hubbell of Shelton and the coming The family of James Lee expect to we believe, the largest and choic- tcurW Steph ien B. T. W. Harris in Springfield, N. J. City. school year. H. R. Elwood has been return to their home from Walnut M Church, Mrs George Brown and twin babies, Mr and Mrs Joseph llaviland of South to of in Edward Wooster has returned from sister-in-la- engaged transport the pupils Beach, the last of the week. est assortment ever exhibited Conn., and also her Miss Brown of Norwalk were guets for a part of last Hull's Farms district. Seymour, a visit in Bridgeport. is her Mr week at L. B. Miss Hayzel Beers, daughter of F. are all well 66 High St., Boston, Mass. Mr and Mrs (J. JN. Hatch spent sun-- Stamford, visiting parents, Bradley's. J. L. Pratt and B. Wesley Burr each H. Beers, broke one of bones of Bridgeport. They and Mrs Willard Isbell. week. the 318-1- 2, day out of town. sister-in-la- lost a horse, last William H. her arm while one last and Telephone Ansonla Mrs Charles Dyson's one playing, day made, heavy weight, comprise Division. Mrs and from LYON'S PLAINS. Hull of Mill Plain also lost of the week. It is not a serious fracture and Collins, little grandson, valuable pair he lately purchased, it the is the ;best products of the best mak- WASHINGTON. Waterbury, visited her the first of the been in a run- patient doing nicely. week. EMMANUEL CHURCH INTERESTS. having fatally injured Prof Stevens of Yale conducted the ers. We especially invite inspect- away. services at the Congregational church, GRANGE George Leavenworth has purchased Rev Mr will of Mrs S. who has been . a . 4r IN CIRCLES. a for bis Jepson take charge Pulwer, enjoy- last sunaay. ion of our line of stone rings at next piano daughters. his services again, on Sunday. The ing a two weeks' visit with Mrs W. E. Mrs Sadie osmun, who nas been The regular Grange meeting two O. of New $1.25, our at will be held on the evening of Sep- past Sundays John Lobdell Nichols, returned to her home in spending the month of August with special signet ring tember 6. The lecturer's hour will be WARRER. Greenfield has conducted them. York City, Saturday. ner parents in Obtuse, win soon re- $2.50, our special real opal ring at open. Allison P. Smith of The New- Mrs James W. Yoeman, who has turn to her home in Brooklyn. I DAN Offers town Bee is expected to be present LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST. Many of the people of the Plains been the guest of her parents, Mr and The temperature, on Monday morn $2. Mrs of for to address the Patrons. With this in- The quarantine against diphtheria have enjoyed picnicking at Compo John Nichols Bridgeport, ing, was only 10 above freezing point, formation in advance a large attend- at the home of Henry Kayton had only Beach. several days, has returned home. seven degrees lower than the last cold 3 O'coats, Fall O'coats, ance is expected. been removed a few days when their Miss Clara Banks is caring for Mrs Mr and Mrs D. Morris Andrews spell. The question is bow long be Jtten's youngest child, 14 months old, was tak- S. Coley of Coleytown. were Sunday visiters at Mrs Lewis fore the frost point will be realized. Q. W. Fairchild & Trousers? Mrs Heman O. Averill is enjoying a en with dreadful disease and Miss Charlotte Hamilton and friend Burr's on Burr street. Miss Charlotte Thornhill is and Boys' Suits, Hats, Shoes, etc., this the were of Miss Minnie on James Sherwood is ill with visiting v month's stay in Yonkers, N. Y., and quarantine resumed. The family have guests Lyon critically in Bridgeport. & at cost or less. at Long Branch. the sincere sympathy of the commun- Tuesday. a serious form of bladder trouble at Sons, A number of people were deprived Mrs L. R. Hoyt has spent the past his home in the Hull's Farms district. 997 Main St., on Ha- ity. week of Mrs F. E. His are The best bargains in Bridgeport in all kinds of of going the excursion to New Rev Mr Brooks and wife are enter- the gnest her sister, physicians and friends much PARLOR PRIDE rOVE POLISH. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ven and Savin Rock, on be- son Silliman, of Bridgeport. alarmed over his condition. the few the Tuesday, taining their and his wife from E8TABURBBDl8tt Men's Furnishings during days bejore cause of the tickets being limited in Mass. Mrs James McMurray of Brooklyn C. R. Nichols and O. E Chase visit- use. A ay Cambridge, LIQUID Ready for instant end of the Dissolution Sale. Come ''to-d- number, and when they went to buy Mrs E. T. Sedgewick, who has been has been the guest of Mrs Frank Lyon. ed friends in Weston, Sunday. few of Parlor Pride Stove Polish great sold. Miss Flora Goodsell has some The Christian Endeavor of drops as read this "ad." if want " them found them all visiting friends in Washington and spent society gives the stove a brilliant lustre shine, as soon you you Recent arrivals at Fern Brook farm, New Milford since returned to time with relatives in this place. the Congregational church enjoyed stove for No June, Mrs H. and making the fit the parlor. L. A. Mason's, include Miss Martha J. Warren on Friday. J. McConkey son, John, their annual picnic at Savin Rock, soiled bands easy to apply always Hayes and Miss Agnes Gilbert of New of New Milford spent last week in Bethel, the guests Tuesday. no Mrs Henry Murry son ready. Requires water or mixing Cost. Haven, and Austin F. Hawes, Walter was a guest at N. B. one day of her sister, Mrs Elmer Treadwell. Mrs Foster and little are spend- used in rusts the at Strong's, k. (water paste polish O. wood of a few with friends in Nauga-tuc- Furnishings Filley and J. Osborne Hop last week. ing days stove). No dried-u- p paste remains in the famous the Forestry Commission. . On Sunday, the 13th, the first auto- TRUMBULL. after using awhile. Parlor Pride good Such bargains shirts, including Miss Ellen Keavany and Eliada mobile went over "Above All." No Master Henry C. Raymond of Black to the last Sold all dealers. makes a to Rock is his Mrs David drop. by THE HULL BROTHERS CO. Monarch and other well known President Thayer enjoyed trip Waterbury, safety even on the highest mountains GRANGE FAIR. visiting aunt, Large, sample bottle free (no express last week. or back roads, for driving horses that Smith, of this place. or postage to pay). Give name of your CONN. Police Braces, plain and fancy fear these so those who can- Trumbull Gransre is to hold a fair. Miss Bertha Morris, who has been dealer and address PARLOR DANBURY, Suspenders, machines, 20. is to Mer PRIDE Wholesale and Setail Underwear, etc. NEW MILFORD. not walk will necessarily be keepers at September Everyone invited passing the month at Arthur MFG. CO., Boston, Mass. home. S be present, and bring whatever they win's, has returned to her home in Sold in Conn., S. E. - mem- Newtown, by A GOOD BALL GAME. All were pleased to see Mrs Emma have to exhibit. The ionowing West Haven. The Misses Edith and Sanford & Co. Warner and daughter of Torrington bers were selected to act as judges: Ethel Merwin accompanied her home The Imperials and Washingtons will and from On fruit J. M. Tucker; vegetables, or a short visit P. & Co., 1 on her son, Arthur, Pittsburg, 9 Daniel Keane cross bats, Labor day at p. m., Pa., at church on. Sunday. Burr Beach: fancy work, Mrs H. Mrs George H. Merwin is entertain- 917 Main St., Conn. Wright's field. These two teams are Dr Edward and wife are Beach; canned goods, Nellie Maurer? ing Miss Swan from Purdy, N. Y., at Bridgeport, matched and a good game is as Kingman Mrs U. T. cake ana ner Dome on Merwin s L,ane. and Bank evenly at the Lyman homestead. They have flowers, Kootn; pleasant 4, Middle of Block, between State Sts. sured. spent some years in South America. pie, Mrs Emil Berger; poultry and pet I He has returned from a to stock, J. M. Treadwell; miscellaneous, CASTOR A Mrs Wadhams and daughter, Miss just trip L. A. Hawley. nIONROE, For Infanta and Children. iUditn, are visiting in U'liomaston. Kurope. Irse Stock to Select From Mr and Mrs Sherman Ford of Tor-ringto- n MONROE'S JURORS. The Kind You Have Always Bought are friends EASTON. visiting their many Monroe's jurors for the Court ses Of Interest to Horse Breeders. in this ITOXIXA.Kind You Have vicinity. Bean the The Always Bought sions of 1905 and '06 are: Marshall Bears the and te firm of t The hustling METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Blake-ma- n, Hatch & Marsh have an Beach, E. S. Beardsley, O. S. Signature of 7 Ackley, inter Rev J. E. Adams, D. D., of Stam- D. M. Burr, Homer E. Clark, A. (Zax7iSC4 esting advertisement in another col eider of New York B. H. M. B. Haw Albatross, 13024, umn. As headquarters for low prices ford, presiding the Curtiss, J. Hawkins, Mile Record 2.09 4. on valuable goods tney continue to lead. find ex- 1- The public their large sheds Half Mile 58 -2 seconds. ceedingly bandy when they come to block Best to-d- trade. The owned by the firm Two Grades Medium and The desirable qualities to be found In a has been in colors. sire, are size, disposition 'and speed. I make no painted tasteful overstatement in saying that Albatross has these qualities, and above all is a VtfRY FAST WALK- ER, and an Al road horse. ROXBUKT. His breeding is second to none. Pedigree fur- nished on request. IBRD He will stand for service during the season of TO PROMOTE SOCIABILITY AND GOOD FORI 1905 at my place. FEELING. TERMS -- 110, 15 at time of service, balance when mare is proven in foal. In view of promoting sociability and Mares pastured at owners risk. a general good feeling among people, TOWARDS Ct. the ladies of the Congregational M. W. JOHNSON, Monroe, church have decided to give fortnight- who are Many people neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping "it will wear away, Come P. O. Address: Depot, Ct. ly a supper under the trees in the S. Over and See Ds Stepney B. Smith apple orchard at the East drifting towards Bright' s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms. Telephone Connections. THE HULL BROTHERS CO. end of Main street. To this supper CAN BURY. CONN all are invited, and for the slight sum of 10 cents to of a Summer Time Table partake satisfactory, 1905 O' THE 1905! well served meal from 5 30 p. m., until all are served. Once try this plan of coming with your family for your Chamberlain s and Port Jefferson 5000 evening meal, and we fejl sure you Bridgeport the and builds worn-o-ut ANB Steamboat Co. will try it again. The Urst suppi r stops irregularities, strengthens urinary organs up the tissues COLIC. CHOLERA Annually to Gil the new positions created will be on Wednesday, September 6. of the kidneys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out by Railroad and Telegraph Companies. the The Steamer We want YOUNG MEN and LADIES of impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and Diarrhea Remedy Rood habits, to 'ROUND THE STATION. the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, PARK CITY, Learn Telegraphy William Swift has moved to Kent causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc A few doses of this remedy will run as follows: It. R. Furnace. He is employed by a con- If cure an at- (Capt O. E. Tookor.) will AND ACCOUNTING. you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLKY'S invariably ordinary h on a wood and We furnt-- 75 per c nt of the Operators tractor job. Their many KIDNEY CURB tack of diarrhea. Monday. Wednesday, Friday: lave in wish success. Mr at once, as it will cure a disorder in a few days and prevent a T k tiumI In nlnst aol-- Jefferson 7 45 a. m. and 5 p. m. Leave and Station Agents America. Our six friends them Swift slight twn Port schools Hre the iarKesr. exclusive Tele- and are at - fatal malady. It is to take and benefits the whole 01 wua Schools 1 k family visiting Puughkeep- pleasant system. demics dysentery Tuest?ajN Thursday and Saturday: Leave graph nth would. Establish- si 6 success. 8.30 m. 5 m. Leave ed 20 years and endorsed by all leading a. and p. Port officials. We "f N. How to Find Out. Q. B. Burhana Testifies After Four Years BridgeporttT.n-.u- m. Railway execute a $250 Robert Cyphers Beckman, Y., can bs I.. 1.30 p. Bond to student to furnish him or Yon can determine if It always HlngleFare. 75c; Round Trip Ticket, $1 00; every has charge of the Creamery here. easily your kidneys are G. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes: tinAn tmi in thA tnj the season. her a posi'lon paying from $10 to $60 a out of order aside - any time during of 11 Moun- Mrs Jennie M. of New York by setting for 24 hours a "About four I wrote I boas, attacks of cramo colfo astd afcsl- good month in States east the cky Sturges bottle of the urine yaara ago yoa stating that had antlral Special Excursions. Tickets good only on tains, or from $7i to $100 a month In States City is spending the summer with her passed upon arising. If cured of a ..vera kidney trouble by taking lea than two bottles of era morbus. Issued. From Bridgeport, Monday. west of 'the Rockies, immediately upon ni 'tber, Mrs S. Benson. upon examination it is cleudy or milky or has Poley'a Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the brick-du- st sediment and It Is raooeesfol for ttaedsy st equally Wednesday and Friday. From Port .letftsrson graduation. Students can enter at any Mrs Alice Benson visited Charles a brick-du- sediment or small float pain and aymptoma of kidney disease disappeared. I am glad to say that eholsra Friday and time. No vacations. For full particu- particles have never had a return those summer diarrhea and Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday. of our Schools irls Q and a about in it, your kidneys are and I of any of symptoms during the four Fare. Fifty Cents. lars regarding any write J family few days, last diseased, years that have elapsed, and f am evidently cured to stay cured, aad infantum in children, aad Is the will be to direct to our executive office at Cincin- FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE should be taken recommend Cure to one from means of the Uveas asaa Special prices given Sunday O. free. wok once. heartily Foley's Kidney aay Buffering saving Schools and Picnic parties numbering 50 or nati, Catalogue Mr A.ien Joyce spent a few days at kidney or Madder Veuble.1' children each year. more For further inf irmation address w u. her sister, Mrs Isaac Garrison, ot When reduced with water aaA The Morse School of Tel .... Two SO OEO. M. TOOKER, Agent, L "ft ': Sizes, Cents and $1.00. sweetened it is pleasant ta taka. Mrs Donald is relatives man of a booM Bridgeport or Port Jefferson. egraphy, entertaining SOLD IND DY Every family Buffalo. N. Y. irom jnhw xork. RECOUUENDED keep this remedy In his boeas : leaves from foot Cincinnati, Ohio. N. B. Steamer Park City Atlanta. Ga. LaCrosse, Wis. Miss Isabelle MacKay is entertain- It no w . It may aava lite. Fairfield Ave. Oal. Bay Texarkana, Tex. San Francisco, ing company from the city. Prick. 25c. Labot8isb. Ma-- Wesley uollins is working at Wor-- Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford. 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER! i, 1905.

fuliy amputated the fingers to the bury were at H. I. Smith's last week. The Newtown Bee. joints. n. I. Smith is in Middltbury, this 1, 1905. week, silo. Newtown, Friday. September WOODBURY VICTORIOUS. THE IDEAL WIFE filling Harry Tracy's In the baseball game on August 22 J. E. Thompsoa is confined to the Handkerchiefs Woodbury was victorious by a score of Shapes the Destiny of Men The Influence of a house with kidney and other troubles. 3 to 2. CIRCULATION The score: Woman Be Overestimated. N. H. Bloss and family were the only Healthy Cannot 7()2-76- S WOODBURY. representatives at the Grange picnic Chapel Women. 1, 1882 600 St, Men and January Seven-eight- For a. b. r. h. p. o. a. e' of the at Quassapaug last week. Last week. 46OO Knox, If, '5 1 men in this world marry 1 New to the left Gill, c, 5 132 5 a woman because she is A union Sunday school picnic will be Haven, Conn. Handkerchiefs to the right of you handkerchiefs 5 of Travis, 2b, beautiful in their eyes held at Quassapaug Lake on Tuesday, of handkerchiefs all 'round Such an assembly 3b, 4 15 s you you. France, 11 because she has the qiali-tie- 29. All three churches will handkerchiefs has seldom been in this state, and such Hcinze, rf, 4 140 which admira August congressed Ten PBjrea 4 1 1 inspire unite. New Roswell, lb, 2 10 and love. handkerchief have never before been offered to 4 tion, respect bargains Holm, cf. There is a in jS'ew some beau- 4 beauty Haven women. Come early if vou wish to choose Holmes, ss, 111 health which is more at- BULL'S BRID3E. ties. Here's a brief mention ot a few items: Morris, p, 4 111 1 tractive to men than mere LITCHFIELD COUNTY 113 NEWS WORTH NOTING. Fall Fabrics 39 3 9 26 10 3 regularity of feature. : The influence of women x Mrs R. A. Griffin of For Women and Children WASHINGTON. 'ew Haven, in the possession Mrs l- -e worth each WASHINGTON. glorious Thomas White and Miss Ethel In AT t Childrea'a good laws, hemstitched handkerchiefs, 5c a. b. r. b. p. o. a. e. of health and lace corner 5 2 1 perfect physical White of St Louis are Clark AT 5 embroiJered swiss. lawm hsmstitch.d Lyman, cf. upon men and upon the visiting 4 Griffin handkerchiefs, worth 30 and 7c. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE TEAK, J. Bader, 2b, civilization of tne world and family. "Wash Goods. and handkerchiefs, either hemstitched or with Knowles, c, 4 114 2 1 could never be measured. 9c Womn'i lawn linn Mal-lor- y Our collection Autumn and Winter jX The most notable musical events of Logan, 3b, 4 1 of men Mrs F. R. Lane and Mrs A. E of lace or worth la 17c, 25c. Because them have I edges, embroidery scallops, 4 were materials for comfortable garment in and in either embroid- the year, so far as Litchfield county Is Rylander, If, attained the very heights in New Milford, Saturday. AT ioc Womn'i pure lia.n lawn, dainty patterns, ss, 4 122 3 1 the baadomest, most xtenaiT aaa hemstitched. Worth and 50c. are two annual con Averlll, of ambition; because of e in New Ha- ered, scalloped or plain 25c, 59c concerned, the 4 2 Mrs Flora T. Millspaugh of Brook most exclusive er shown Brlnsmade, rf, them even thrones have Vfe determined be certs given in Washington and Litch 4 1 1 14 1 is a lew ven. are jto leaders Men: est, lb, been established and de lyn, jn. x., spending clays in thin Coma and ana how For field, under the leadership of the bril Rruens, p, 4 with her Mott department. stroyed. brother, JudJ. i we ia sc Men's linen hemstitched handkerchiefs that are worth 87c. 12 16 well have started. Ibere not a AT is pure liant New York conductor and vocal What a disappointment. fabric 37 2 8 27 12 2 Mr and Mrs T. Johnstone B".vd desirable or pattern misaing. full-siz- e hemstitched handkerchiefs that are worth Woodruff. con to see the fair and AT 170 Men's pure linen, instructor, A. D. The then, young Now is tbe time to these fui-- 1 each. Bruens bit by batted ball. wife's children are spending their vacation buy soft ajc certs this year were given, imday on off 1. 2. beauty fading away fabrics and have comfort gar--1 Base balls, Morris Bruens Struck bsfore a year passes over at Robert Boyd's. zy your in the Congregational church at out by Morris 1, Bruens 4. Home run. Gill; I A ment9 ready for the farst cold snap, in. night her head sickly, of Washington and Saturday evening in 2 base hits. Knox, Roswell, J. Bader, West, woman, A. E. Mallory and Miss Hulda, who lead shivering and catching cold. the church at Litch Bruens. Time of game, one hour, 15 minutes. especially when she is have been a week at Outinq Flannels, good heavy fabric, The Edw. Co., Congregational Umpire, H. Branson. spending Ashley soft and ioc a Malley field. can be said, from a musical the mother of a family, Falls, Mass., and Canaan, Conti., re. fuzzy, yard. It Woodbury, 00 23 is a to all joyous- - Mikado Fleece, a nice fleece fab- New Haven, Conn. concerts, this n, 000001 damper turned heavy standpoint, that the Washingt 00000020 02 ness in tne Home, and a home, Wednesday. ric for bath robee, dressing eacquee aad were even better than those husband. WnT year, Labor team is drag upon her children's coats, ia a, yard. SEE "M'f day the Washington The cost of a wife s con El Bessie given a year ago. The chorus sang to at New Milford Mrs. A WEST MORRIS. Fine Fleeced Flannels, desirable pat- play the Imperials stant illness is a serious for with marked correctness and power, 1 ggy alrn terns house dresses,dressiag saeques. at o'clock. drain upon the funds of a or short kimonas, and childrea'a while the Dannreuther string orches household, and too often all the doc- "LyrliaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound HAPPENINGS HER EAUOTJT8. long of which made me a well woman, anl I feel so grate- dresses, 17c a yard. tra gave a program the equal Mrs of toring does no good. of Mrs Mary Schneider of New York ' Sylvester Wheeler Bridge ful thnt I nm glnrt to write and tell yon Comfortable Covering, a good strong has never been heard in If a woman finds her are ma is a of her Mrs Gut-lie- b Washington port has been the recent guest of Mrs energies my marvelous recovery. It brought City guest niece, print material, 6c a yard. before. Mr Woodruff was peculiarly flagging, and that everything tires her, health, new life and vitality." Weiland. John Eckman. dark shadows appear under her eyes, Ratting for Comfortables, clean, eard-- ei happy In the selection of his soloists. What R. Pinkham's Vegetable cottoa of the best toe, Season of a her sleep is disturbed by horrible Lyaia John Zeigler of Waterbury and Miss quality, lja, John Hambird Duffey, the baritone, George Hoag Bridgeport paid head- did for Mrs. it will soc, 30c and 38c. Canning: - dreams ; if she has backache, Compound Ainsley Sadie of visit, last week, to his former shop- bearing-dow- n nervous- do woman who is in Zeigler Washington spent was received with especial favor and aches, pains, for every poor with their in his solos won enthusiastic encores. mate, John Eckman, of Washington. ness, whites, irregularities, or despon- health and ailing. Sunday parents. dency, she should take means to build benefits when its use Miss Summer Suit Season can He had a voice of great power and un Dr B. R. has a build once Its begin begins. Mabel Latbrop ot Stratford is Is here and we sup- Shopp bought her system up at fy a tonic with It gives strength and vigor, from the der marvelous control. Miss Mabel Pink-ham- 's visiting Miss Clara Zeigler. Is ing lot of Curtis Woodruff and expects specific powers, such as Lydia E. start, and surely makes sick women Waning W. Daniels, the soprano soloist, won to erect a house in the near future. Vegetable Compound. well and robust. Mrs R. T. Hull and children and So Are Fruit Jars. a Prices. with favor from the start. She possesses This for women has E. Pinkham's Vege- ply you Courtland has two fine great remedy Remember Lydia Miss Sarah Couzleman and little neph voice of sweetness and compass Trowbridge done more in the way of restoring table Compound holds the record for It will pay you to take advaataf of great ew of Bristol and Miss Florence ut was audience young colts on his place, a few weeks health to the women of America than the greatest number of actual cures of Hager the closing-o- sale now ia prog re . and heard by the great all other medicines is is attested to of returned to their homes, Toil will make no mistake to 60c dozen with evident The old. put together. It woman's ills. This fact Danbury buy for Mason Quarts, per delight. program the safeguard of woman's health. by the thousands of letters from grate-fu- l Saturday, after spending the week next season. Suits. Skirts aad Waists) 44 was of more two hours' duration erected a silo 44 than Ellsworth Fenn has Following we publish, by request, a women which are on tile in the with Mrs John Hager. all reduced to most ridiculously low Pints, 50c but the interest was maintained till for Charles Carlson on the Dea Seeley letter from a young wife. Pinkham laboratory Merit alone can prices. 1. 10 u such results. Mr and Mrs C. O. Hendrix of Merry- - Lightning Quai the close of the last number. The farm, 18x26. Mrs. Bessie Ainsley of 611 South 10th produce 44 a cure all were G. Emm Sun- 4 " with an ambitious Street, Tacoma, Wash., writes : Women should remember that guests atE. jns', Pint 90c program opened C. L. Hlckox is to have a for all female diseases exists, Erl-King- 's shortly actually day. number, "The Daughter," tenement bouse built on his farm in Dear Mrs. Pinkham: and that cure is Lydia E. Pinkham's Gade. The chorus work was es no substi- Mrs was Free by the valley. He has just had a new si " Ever since my child was born I have suf- Vegetable Compound. Take George Zeigler in Winsted Delivery. pecially fine and the applause was fered, as I hope few women ever have, with tute. two last week. lo Ellsworth Fenn n days Covers for Mason Jars. completed, doing inflammation, female weakness, bearing-dow- have don't Extra genuine and hearty at every pause the work. backache and wretched headaches. It If you syrr.ntoms you Mr and Mrs L. A. We deliver all purchases free every- pains, ., write tc Mrs. Pinkham, Htger pissed The first section of the program had a affected stomach so that I could not en-jo- understand where ia Coaaecticat, except Best make of Rubbers for any jar ioc per dozen my Mass., for advice it is Sunday at Lake Waramaug. purchases brilliant In a selection by the The new residence of Mrs Yalliant my meals, and half my time was spent Lynn, special under one dollar. Covers dozen, ending in bed. free and always helpful. Best Jelly Tumblers with 20c per women's by the is completed , a very attractive and chorus, accompanied E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fail. ARB YOU ENdAdED? orchestra. It was sung to the music substantial summer home. Dallas Lydia Return Railroad Tickets. of Farm Ma of waltz "On the Beautiful Wyant was the contractor. Hardware, Paints and all kinds the song, Engaged people should remember, Blue Danube." Mr Woodruff was Contractor Dallas and H. T. Oa all purchases of $10 or mors, w Wyant on of the Miskimmin. John Miskimmin, Miss that, after marriage, man? Quarrels give return railroad tickets. Besidea, chinery obliged to have the chorus repeat a at Bantam Beardsley's, Monday present can be avoided, by keeping tneir di Cady passed Friday lake, week. "Pussy" McCandless, Mr and Mrs Fay we give you reliable goods at lowest section and bowed again and again to fishing. gestion In good condition with Electric and Meal times are made S. of Bennetts-vill- e, prices. encores. ear is, as the daughter. Bitters. A. Brown, the enthusiastic Every Mrs Clara Miss Mamie Mor-- Sherman Cogswell usual, looked for S. C. says: "For years, my wife The Farmers, Store. was when Dannreuther or Moran, here to finish and very pleasant and much by alert the Mrs Joest and Mrs of New first farmer cutting or new suffered intensely from dyspepsia, com chestra the second of the an, Vernert his tobacco is the charming attendance the a until she opened part York are a home hanging crop. It report Miss Eleanor of plicated wltn torpid liver, ATTACKED BY A MOB with the selection, "Sum enjoying stay at the ed Brothers of Marbledale waitress, Guthrie, lost her strength and vigor, and be- program of P. J. Anderson. that Sperry Hartford. Mrs A. Todd of New came a mere wreck of her former self. And in a labor mer," and It was to the writer the fin have already engaged several fine crops Lucy beaten, riot, nntil Mrs Milford is one of the most popular Then she tried Electric Bitters, which covered with sores, a Chicago street-ca- r est number rendered by Mr Dann- Miss Anna Siessenbyttle, in this vicinity. helped her at once, and finally made conductor Bucklen's Arnica, ren- of guests at the house. Mrs Stoughton applied reuther's artists. Theselectlons Schildwachter New York and Otto Mrs Bolles has for the her entirely well. She is now strong Salve, and was soon sound and "WelL EST. were alone of are Sophia gone is untiring in her efforts to please her and R. H. Beers & Co., New- use in writes 3D). dered by the orchestra Toestburn Brooklyn guests at 33d Plainville. healthy." "I it my family," Q. J. Mrs year to campmeeting at boarders, which makes Pleasure town; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Welch, or Tekonsba, Mich., "and And EaIEtES, of admission. "The the home of Mr and Robert Er 1 1". - ssma worth the price ssamal win. to New House the most desirable place to P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. N. Noble, norfnnt. Uimnlii rrpao fa Conn Christmas by the women's Kenneth Hoffman returned New E. 25c R. & Shelton, hymn" spend a vacation. Milford; J. Buckingham, burns. Only at H. Beers Co., chorus was a choice thing and was Herman Ellsworth and Mrs Phebe Britain on Monday of this week. Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy G. W. & Rox- encored. .The beautiful words Aldrich of JN. were A of at HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Station; Hurlburt Co., Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. N heartily webotuck, Y., dancing party the guests Con-ner- y m, more bury; C. N. Hatch, Bridgewater; iooie, iew minora; t. J. ttacnng-ha- never had a on of Mrs y, inspiring setting guests, Friday, Daniel Rowe, the Loomarwick Inn and Hopkins During the showers Thursday, Au Bros., W. B. Haw-le- Allen Box-bu-ry In of woman's Georgetown; Huntington; Joyce, than the rendering the who is in very poor health. house was enjoyed at Pavilion hall on 24, the struck N. W Sherman; Honan & Soule, Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., were: gust lightning chorus. The words Frederick has re Thursday evening of last week. This Flower's house, entering a closet on the George D. Odell, Cornwall Roxbury; C. N. Hatch, Bridgewater; Schmeidle, Sr., to use Bridge, druggists, sell and guarantee Connery Bros., Georgetown; W. B. While my sheep I watch'd at night, turned to his old home, week the Boating club intend second floor. It tore off plastering and 50c a & by Washington, on them, at bottle. Hawley, Sherman: Honan Soule, Glad tidings an angel bright; from Torrington, and is back at work the hall Friday evening. scorched clothing and then passed down Gaylordsvilie; George D. Odell, Corn- f naeeMensHaAWBSBVaBWaanB How great my Joy I on the section under Foreman to the first floor and tore off the plaster wall Bridge, drug stores; PR Praise we the Lord In heav'n on high. again CORNWALL BRIDGE. from a corner of a room. The only You Flaherty. He is boarding with Daniel Been the Tha Kind Haw Always Bonght "Neither Corned Beef nor Roast Beef aej There shall be born, so he did say, damage to the outside of the house a Child McCarthy. BASE- Bignatnie but much more delicious than either " In Bethlehem BRIDGE BOYS VICTORIOUS AT was to a dopr casing. At the same How great my joy ! etc. Miss returned to Fall Riv Cores Coldst vents I Meredith BALL. time it struck a tree, a picket fence rrs .This delicate and delicious meat retains There shall He lie, in manger mean, er, last week Tuesday. Cornwall Bridge has got a baseball and a wire fence near the house. Miss Who shall redeem the world from sin ; all its the taste and savor ! Woodruff nine. We were all out Bessie was juices, possessing How great my joy etc. Recent arrivals at the thought they Green severely shocked, Financial Institutions. CE. of were of fresh meat. It is a palatable prepared evermore to me be house include: J. H. Keeler, and town, but they all around, being thrown to the floor but not seri Lord, nigh. M met Cornwall luncheon just the thing for picnics and Then shall my heart be filled with joy! wife, J. P. Dibble, A. N. Dibble, last Saturday, and the ously hurt. The rest of the family How ! etc. F. New Gt. S. like men, stood up ESTABLISHED 1900. outing parties, d. Eat cold or make into great my joy White, Haven; McNeill, boys right straight escaped injury. The sweet and rippling "Minuet,' Miss Mary Walsh, Litchfield; Augus- and stayed right by the visitors. The hot dishes. CL For sale at LEADS THE STATE. your grocer t, N. Cornwall must have been a little BETHLEHEM by Boccherini-Hoy- received with so tus McBurney, Woodbury: A. Har boys FRED. B. much favor last year, was repeated der, Chatham, N. Y.; Charles A scared on the start for they sent up to N. W. Flower and H. B. Atwood will INSURED KDNG,ARCAUE" West and cream oil 41 this year and after long and continued Shaw, New York; W. A. McDowell, Cornwall got the soon have telephones, making in INVESTMENTS. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. applause was given a second rendering Rochester, N. Y.; J. A. Ruth, Bayon their nine in the persons of Meeker town, or one for every twelve inhabi The wards are; ne, N. Y.; Allison P. Smith, New and Potter, all dressed up in red, tants. The writer thinks Bethlehem 1 town. would scare the in number of tele TWiiKa KjHffi?T:.X. Grandma told me all about it thinking perhaps they leads the state the Mechanics' and Farmers Newtown Told me so I could not doubt it. Bridge boys on their very appearance. phones in proportion to the population Bank Savings How she danced, yes how she danced, Well, we haven't got any bulls in the Savings ; NEW PRESTON. Bank. How my grandma danced long ago lot and a little red don't frighten us. Mrs C. V. Case and two daughters New Bamk Buildiag, Wall St., Bridgeport How she held her pretty head, Howard is a fellow and the and Mrs Downs are boarding at N. W, llNOOBPORATKD 18S& How her dainty skirts she spread, Why, big Deposits, July 1, 1905, $3,412,333.83 Speed, size, beauty. OUR SUMMER VISITORS. doctor a sort of dare devil and Flowers'.. Service fee, Turning on her little toes, they Surplus and Interest, 154,118.89 Deposits, Feb. 1, 1905, $789,804.33 $15. How she slowly leaned and rose. Last week was probably the banner were backed up by all us "Old Rubes" Miss Judson of W is surplus, 35,000.00 1 m. to 6 m. How she leaned and rose Edith aterbury Quaker Hours: p. p. long ago. week at all the summer hotels about and victory was sure from the start at her father's. Miss Judson is the Assets, $3,566,452.72 Assets at par value, 83i.X48.3j Grandma's hair was and sunny, a score of 5 to 10 fa- Deposits of U to $1000 received and Interest Assets at market value, 87a.783.3j bright Lake Waramaug for reception of and resulted in in proprietor of a millinery store and she credited from tbe first of each month, payable Dimpled check, too; oh! how funny vor of Cornwall Come In and of each year. Incorpor- of one dollar to one thousand dol-- guests, and undoubtedly from the time Bridge. again, would he to serve Bethlehem January - July Deposits C. G. Keally quite a pretty girl ; glad her ated 1873. ars received rrom any one ln a 1- PECK, this is read the exit of visitors tut boys, when some of you get another i -4 Ct Quite a pretty girl long ago. city acquaintances. OFFIOEKS Boy, 2.14 Newtown, B ess she wears a their homes will be noticeable. The pair of new pants you want to show. John L. Weasels, President. her, why, cap. Recent arrivals at Crest are President: DAVID C. PECK. Grandma does, and takes a nap people of New Preston are Breezy Marshall E. Morris, glad that C. Misses Vice Presidents. Treasurer: ARTHUR T.NBTTLBTON. Every single day, and yet come MRS MARTIN BLAKE. Mrs Downs, Mrs V. Uase, Predk. B. Hall. those owning cottages earlier L. and Grandma danced the minuet, than others and and trust Mildred and Louise Case of Derby and 8. Catlin, Secretary Treasurer, Danced the minuetlong ago. stay longer, Mrs Martin Blake, who had been Mr and Mrs It. W. Lewis of A fine line at moderate it will be several weeks before Lake- - afflicted with cancerous troubles for Nauga Modern ways are quite alarming. vine a deserted tuck. ! prices. Everything found Grandma says, but boys were charming--Girl- presents appearance. some time, passed away, Saturday in a store caD and boys, I mean, of course The season altogether has not been as morning, and was laid to rest in S6 Harry Tracy and family of Middle- - Watches jewelry you Girls and were ago; successful as some hav for the and will be low. boys charming, long others in the past Bridget's cemetery on Monday, the The Bridgeport Trust price, it exceedingly Brave but modest, grandly shy. Various causes are The chief 28th. A of She would like to have us try. assigned. large gathering friends reason seems to be lack of . C. Conn. Just to feel like those who met advertising ana relatives were in attendance, in Company, HENRY minuet-Grace- 169-1- REID, Bridgeport, In the graceful ful at the proper time for the purpose of testimony of the respect in which she State St., Bridgeport, Conn. 93 J Main Street. Telephone 921-1- 4. minuet long ago. filling the hotels. The se was held. The had an in the question has been somewhat agitated Surplus and undivided program ending The Skiff who has been with number, "When SpriDg but a change in this respect might family, "GET profits, 85,291.07 inspiring Mrs W. B. for the Capital, $300,000.00 Awakes," by the chorus, accompanied bring in its evils, to be deplored. The Johnson, past 4 A fl The words are: season of 1905 has certainly been short month, have returned to their home HORSE" OUTDOOR GOODS. by the orchestra. in N. Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing and, in some ways, unsatisfactory, but Plainfieid, J. Ought to be robbed of some of interest on accounts averaging IjOO balance. When to life glad spring JQ its taunting terrors if you give heed kfv Bents Safe Deposit Boxes. The Croquet, Tennis and Photographic lite for 1905 is Wakes with blossoming, perhaps one stroDg reason is, the Mrs Hustz, Miss Broadbentand Miss to this list of OT Acts as Executor, Administrator. Trustee, estate: or in Goods new , low. excellent. at Field and heath and meadow wreathing; guests 'themselves who these Barnes, who have been with Mrs C. L. any Fiduciary Capacity. MORTGAGES. eady. prices quality Stop When the sweet birds frequent Auto P. W. HARSH. President. sing, places in July and August have, many Slade, have returned to their home in S Supplies ORANGE MEKWIN. Vice Pres't. Jackson's Book Shop, 990 Main St., Bridgeport. Making woodlands ring EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. Bridgeport Mortgage Loans, Is of them, this year, chosen to go else New Haven. 4 hi S When you are in need of Summer Goods. And the air fragrance breathing; P? E. H. JCJDSUN, Treasurer. paying and per cent. Then 'neath the full moon's light at midnight where. G. C. Hopkins and J. B. Still son o hour. Mr Bouton and of Bridgeport Headquarters. Southern Mortgage Loans, son affirm that this summer they have AUTO SUPPLIES: T 6 Fairies themselves and use their and William Kilmer are with Mrs Horos, Lamps,- paying per cent. disport been obliged to reject scores of appli- jq Oil Guns Grease Guns.Gaolene Prl- of power. Slade for their outing. Also his son, jQ mers. Uoggles. Ammeters, Tire Jac- - Power, Traction cants, their houses having been filled kets. Tool Rolls, Inner Tube Oases, QW The riiddlesex Water, Light, When glad spring doth start, George W. Slade, from G for weeks, but at most of the other Waterbury. AO Tactometers. Sparks Plugs, Chain and Industrial ! When love claims the heart, iff Repairers, Clocks. Folding Pumps, QW Bonds, And Its hold places, your There have been more summer ri Tire Removers. Pails, Rubber Fun- - Co. yielding S per cent. A Moment fetters firmly thee; correspondent thinks, this nels. Air Wire of all 1. on Roam not thou at has not been case. in this than in several f Pumps. kinds, QT Banking The scribble of the doctor's pen the prescript- night, the guests vicinity Organised in 1875. Now In Its 30th year of 'Neath the full moon's light seasons, and as the time comes for f ter Pins, Chains. Tire Covers. Oolum-j- Q BURR &KNAPP, ion blank doesn't cure you. The drugs he prescribes do that. They Where the elves behold thee. bia Batteries. Gasolene. Diamond business, being on the same plane as Savings fairy B. C. Norris is their it leaves us to our wi I Tires Good rich Tires. Rubber Cement oW Banks and under the of the State Bankers and Bbokcrs, should be of the That's tne kind we use in our Pre- Listen not unto their gay fantastic slowly recovering departure - supervision 991 highest quality. play, own lonesouieness jSQ Kubber Patches. Am- Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since MAIN STKKET, BRIDGEPORT. OOHH. Lest draw thee from from a dislocated shoulder, which has misery and here m buso removers ) Mo- - by magic spell they (urease Carbide, CT the Statute of 1889. scription Department. way. him indoors for a the hills. We live in hope of bile oil No 4, Monogram Oil, etc., etc. thy kept month. Not among 5 per cent Debentures of $100, 0, 1500, $1000 until the last week has he to meeting them all again, next summer. The cost of putting on these con- ventured 4 fcfr Investments. certs was over $400 In each the drive to the village. .90 Curtis' Pharmacy, place, BETHLEHt;,!. L. D. Sanford & Co., receipts falling below this figure. It Mrs Potter and of ).or For those who desirs Corner Main and Elm Conn. daughter Hunt Hard-- J a 10 Bide;., Bride Ceaa. Mlddla-- Sts., Bridgeport, would not be possible to give the con- have visited for two weeks siThe Danbury Meigs apart, fair return without speculation, ington at AT PLEASURE HOUSE. sex cert were it not for the dues paid by Claude Beeman's, who took as bride Banking Co. Debentures (State Trnst members of the chorus. Mr Woodruff Pleasure House, Mr and Mrs Frank ware Co.-- TPi - I Funds) 5 per cent's. Electric' R. R. the youngest daughter of the family comfortable and r J II and his chorus are performing a serv- in the summer. Stoughton's hospita- 1 11C IC1.11UC1.11 WU., Bonds established, earniag a ssrnloo, J Watch, early ble farmhouse on Carmel has had 249-2- 51 ice for which the public is deeply In- Hill, j Miiioist,, New Milford, Conn. per cents. New York City Real Estate, Clock and Leonard and sons a and so far this sea- debted. By another year it is hoped Dwight Hosford, busy jolly time, (Guaranteed Boads) 6 par eenta. of L. Hosford of Brooklyn, N. Y., were son. the summer 4 Conn We Make a of l-- s Jewelry the proposed new hall will be ready Among many guests Danbury, Specialty Estate Mortgages, $ aad 6 par Repairing guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr and who have enjoyed its sur- Land Mortgages, Its a Specialty with us. Only Artists employed and the Finest Work for use, which will accommodate a charming 4? Drainage Bonds, in Mrs F. J. Hosford, over and in the va- Irrigation Bonds, L. D. Sanford & Finest Lighted and Best Equipped Workshop this vicinity. audience and doubtless have Sunday. roundings participated g Co., larger rious amusements, rides, and 9 Yielding 5H per cent Income, having our per- REID & Jewelers and perfect acoustic properties. William Morey of Gaylordsvllle was outings sonal Inspection, and legality passed b' bust 510 Meigs Bldg., Bridgeport, TODD, Opticians here bis are: Mr and Mrs A. Vauderbeek aud counsel. These are conservative and safe. Main Telephone. again at son, Nelson's, home, 1054 Street, Bridgeport. A CHILD LOSES THREE FINGERS. the latter part of last week. son, Arthur, their niece, Florence three-year-ol- Was-se- Mrs The d daughter of ll Mull, Mr and Charles Gahn and Terrick met with an unfortunate Dea D. Burnham has introduced sons, Charles, Harold and Robert, Mr New Fairfield, clerk No. 3 in his store in the person Mrs James A. Fraser and Cures Crte & accident, last week. She was follow- and daugh- r ' R. Hatch Son, Conn, Schnabel, of M. M. Shirk, who arrived here with Mr Mrs Gold In One ia Two Days. Phillip ing her little brother up the cellar ter, May, and Joseph Gahn Cure a Bay Dodglngtown Dis., Newtown, Oonn. his bride (Laura Burnham) two weeks and Miss E. Mis- Are still making carrlanos and wagons of all P. O. Address: Bethel, Route 24H. stairs, and the axe which he carried son, Joseph Milton, Ola 6VCTJIJ kinds. Have dropped our large advertisement ago. Master Herman Tcko Laxative Bromo save and will our dropped and fell so as to cut off the kimmin, Stoughton, Quinine xiets. to expense give patrons the CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. boxes in 1 2 TTllQ JMOmatlire. 4? benefit of the saving. Factory, ew Fairfield. three middle fingers of her hand. Mrs Carolyn Doremus returned to Miss Fanny Gahn. Also just arrived: Seven Million sold past months. 9jCV and New Mllford. right .III ..J'. Keposltorles, Danbury Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work - R. and wife and two sons, Miss L. by day or contract. ; Dr Wersebe, who was summoned, skil- her home in Bridgeport from E, H. Fry saESSSlHEj THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1905. TOWN TOPICS. D. BRASS CITY CONSOL1DATEDS OF The M. Read Co. WATERBURY Established 1857, ROWLAND'S TO FLAY HERE LABOR DAY. The Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays. In the most exciting game of the season Newtown defeated the Ansonia nine by the score of 2 to 1. It was a pitchers' battle in which Nichols out-pitch- Tripp. Tripp allowed too Cooking Utensils. bases on balls which dis- Handy many proved A is a long-handl- ed astrous to Ansonia. C. Bishop did new Cereal Cooker deep saucepan in which is set a the best hitting for the home team granite pan containing the cereal. A rim allows the steam to in- base was cer- preforated escape and Gustropski's running to the cover and the cereal is cooked most cook- tainly a feature. Aside from some after the approved methods. The wrangling and dirty ball playing that er is equally convenient for puddings and custards. was started by some of the Ansonia We have a of Molds players, it was probably as good a great variety for cake and jellies. Small individual game as could be put up by amateurs. Absolutely Molds in fancy designs and larger ones in flower and fruit patterne, such as melon, In the second inning Tripp landed on New ball and to grapes and the for three bags tried pineapple. score on an intield hit but was thrown All the articles for preserving and canning are to be found here: Enameled out by Gustropski to Bishop at the de- and Kettles, Kettles, Enameled and plate. Tripp knowing he was out is Saucepans Lip Preserving Spoons Ladles, liberately bumped Bishop and knock- Royal Baking Powder indispensable Strainers, China Funnels, and Fruit Presses. Mason and Lightning Fruit Jars, and Fall Stuffs. ed tbe ball out of his hand, but was called out for interference. After to finest and to the comfort Jelly Tumblers. that the Ansonia team seemed to have cookery Timbale Molds, Egg Poachers, Fry Baskets, Soup Strainers, and every up to it in for Bishop and made the rest of date for tbe game as disagreeable for him as and convenience of modern housekeep- invention the kitchen. possible, but he is still living. Labor day, the Brass City Consoli- Powder makes hot 1-- 2 dated nine of Waterbury have been ing. Royal Baking Printed Organdies, 12 cts. New silks. booked for a game at 3.30. Tbe last game Newtown won by the score of 3 breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. The price of these lovely Organdies astonishes one The patterns are so to 1. This next game promises to be with New woolens. even more exciting, as the manager of leavens without fermentation. dainty, light grounds powdered tiny rosebuds and small posies; colored the Consolidateds says "he is going to Perfectly grounds, tan, blue, pink and gray with floral figures, a assortment. Will bring the best players in Waterbury very large cottons. in order to win." Newtown will also Qualities that are to it alone. make pretty dancing frocks for winter if made over an appropriate color. 12 cts New line-u- peculiar fancy have a strong a yard. New costumes. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Hemstitched Tray Cloths, all linen, attractive patterns in damask of fleur-de-ly- s. floor-covering- s. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. clover leaves and They are in regulation size and will be sold at 29c New each. Next Sunday. September 3, comes Park City were guests.Sunday.of A. J. al carousel, magnificent electrical il- the consecration meeting in the Chris- Cable. lumination, board walk and for decorations at lawn and The is delightful Japanese Lanterns, parties evening fetes, tian Endeavor society. subject sail to and from tbe island, grand free from 10c tbe general one of consecration rather ENJOYABLE CONCERT AT THE carnivals of fire are given each Tues- up. one as as it is new. 'Twill than the topic set down on the card TOWN HALL. day and Friday evenings. No admis- And every pretty for that date, which was used on Au sion is charged and seats 'in the grand gust 27. Let us try to have a large LARGE AUDIENCE PRESENT. staDd are free. Each display repre- The D. M. and most helpful meeting. sents an actual of $500 READ Co. to come and see them. Mon- expenditure pay Every seat was taken ana some extra The concert at the Town hall, and is well worth a trip from New- chairs brought jn at the Christian En- day night, under the auspices of St town to see In connection witb the Bridgeport, Conn. deavor meeting, last Sunday evening, Rose's church, was attended by a large grand illumination on the island which when W. W. Stevens of Danbury led. and appreciative audience. The pro- is a veritable fairyland at nigbt. His thoughts on the subject of "The gram was of a high order, and the ap- Order ST. Abundant Life" were varied and help- plause was genuine and hearty. The CLAMS GALORE. Send Check With G. Clarke's Pills concert was followed Regulate the Stomach. Liver and BowelsVegetableIn a mild and Liver ful. by a dance,which and BE QUICK. best for natural manner, making them the was TAY- safest and remedy Biliousness. Constipation, Indigestion. Headache. Dizziness, Considerable interest is being shown enjoyed by the young people. The A GATHERING IN HONOR OF C. B. They also the Blood, beautify the and etcen? was as LOR'S purifyDo complexion Impart healthiTLTTr;....?-and vigor T" in the raising of funds for the Father program follows: BIRTHDAY. Horse Machines i tire system. not fail to.give them a trln.1 u them h... . JHo.r.. :- VZ Two Mowing Bilious and Dyspeptic ailments; once tried always used. Sold Endeavor Clark memorial. It is pro- PART FIRST. Medicine. free Mall. by DruggntLS and Dealers In a office A select and delightful gathering Sample by posed to erect large building was Q. N. CLARKE, Conn. in Boston next year, the 25th anniver Opening chorus, "March of our Na- held on Tuesday afternoon at the Nichols, sary of Christian Endeavor's birth, tion," Adam Geibel, sopranos, Miss beautiful grove on D. C. Bacon's prop- Only $33 which shall provide an International Hartigan, Miss Sadler; altos, Miss erty in honor of the birthday of our Also a Big Stack of Horse Christian Endeavor headquarters and Hugo, Miss Havrila; tenors, Mr Walsh, friend and townsman, C. B. Taylor. Sterling Piano. also an income, the of of Mr Rogers; bassos, Mr Weiler, Mr The clams were done to a turn and a Kakes. Salesrooms at Pai'tnrv by renting social time was Derby Ot. Call or write at once it yon Intend fices, (bat shall save Dr fjlark from Higgins. charming enjoyed. to buy.a piano and wish to secure an Instru- business management for more spirit Bass solo," Vulcan's Song," Gounod, Tbe usual presentation was made to BOOTHeT BROS., ment of.the highest musical excellence. Man- Goods ual service. Every Endeavorer or Joseph Weiler of Bridgeport. Mr Taylor, a gift which will ever re- STRATFORD. OONN. ufacturer's prices, easy terms. Write tor cat- The Howland "Praise main green in his memory. A. T. Telephone. alogue. Address TAYLOR & HUBBELL. Dry friend of Endeavor is kindly asked to Trio, Ye, "(From "Atilla") U. contribute 25c, one penny for each Verdi, Miss Hartigan, Messrs Walsh Nettleton was the orator of the occa- W. CHADEAYNE, NEWTOWN STATION. Christian Endeavor has been and Weiler. sion. Those whose good fortune it For Fall Plowing Use Box 238, Derby, Oonn. year that was to C. B. tbe to this Flans-burg-h be present were Taylor Famous Company, uplifting churches, help Original Monologue, Herbert Hub-bel- the and Mr and Mrs W. H. l, good work along. C. Oscar Carlson, of Newtown. family, ! the local secretary, will receive the Contralto solo, "Sweet of Mr and Mrs Andrew C. Moore, Good News Myers Pumps Connecticut. Thoughts Mrs Col J. W. Mr FYir f&rmnr. flnnil Bridgeport, money, or it may be handed to the Home," Julian Edwards, Miss Mary Oliver, Knowlton, Plows! the ntnr Force and of New and Mrs John B. Wheeler, Mr and Mrs WIARD produce to O. W. Cogswell. Derby, Oonn.. and Lift, Haa4, pastor. Hugo Haven. Wheeler and Russell save one man's commission. "We sell direct W indnlll and Power. "Doan You Cry Ma Hervey Wheeler, Bast Plows i the World. to the people" and we the cash TO ACT ON MR BARKER'S RESIGNA Quartet, Levi C. A. T. Miss pay hlguest REV Honey," Noll, Misses and Morris, Nettleton, prices the market affords. Turkey, fowls, po- TION. Hartigan Lamport, Mr and Mrs W. M. Reynolds Can Aaythtag in ths lins of tatoes, apples, In fact anything the farmer Hugo, Messrs Walsh and Weiler. supply u m raises, we buy. Dick's Famous A of church is called and Miss Kath ryn Reynolds. lei MirurarRV meeting the PART SECOND. The Wiard Goods Are Built On Honor. G. W. OOGGSWELL, Derby, Oonn. for next Wednesday afternoon, Sep HATTERTOWN. Telephone 28-- 2. tember 6, at 3 o'clock, to take action Opening chorus, "Song of the Turtle Miss Blizzard Cutters. When Call on the letter of resignation offered by Dove," Woodland, Hartigan and LOCAL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Notice. In Danbnry at the A chorus. B. FAIRCHILD, Special the pastor Sunday, August zi. Miss Flora is in J. Beginning AnrU 2 I shall close mv black W. B. Glover. Newtown. of the Ecclesiastical society Tenor solo, selected, William Walsh McCarty visiting Taunton District. Newtown, Oonn smith shop every Saturday at 11 o'clock sharp. I 7 Ct meeting of Shelton, the guest of Mrs Donald War- Peter H. Lynch. Long Hill, Uonn. is similarly called for Friday evening, Bridgeport. ner. Model September 8, at 8 o'clock, both meet- Character song, Herbert Flansburgh TTTANTED or first class new Mr and Mrs Atkinson of Th TJpp.rpatinn Tniirist Co. Will F F Thirty forty! ings to be held in the lecture-roo- of of Newtown. Ernest Remember era and rhnnnaM "Sweet and Misses Brooklyn, N Y., are spending two close their excursiou season very short- We are for Potter Wal I"1"" In aU parts or state; work and the church. A large attendance at Quartet, Low," agents the living prices. Inaniro K R NaUlalnnsteady Wind. Fish Market, would be to and Hugo, Messrs Walsh weeks with Mr and Mrs E B. Booth. ly and announce the remaining tours Paper Mills ana also for the Alfred Peats Co. sor each meeting gratifying Hartigan We have all of We Hotel, Bridgeport, Oonn. one so and Weiler. The Crofutt arid Youngs families as follows: Saratoga, Monday, Sep- grades paper at all prices. the who has served the church returned to home in N. would be glad to sell you payer and to bang it 20 White St.. long. Soprano solo, "Happy Song," Del their Orange, tember 4; White Mountains, Monday, for you either by tbe roil or day. Give us a Reigo, Miss Hartigan. J., last week. They returned home September 4; the grand nine days' trip trial and we will try and piease you. earlier usual season on ac 11, with & D. 25. Bethel. Ot. For Fish, Vegeta- Rev and Mrs Otis W. Barker will be Closing chorus, "Message of Spring, " than this to Moosehead lake, September CRAFT LION, your Fruit, Woodland, Miss and chorus. count of the illness of Mr Youngs. accommodations at Mt Kinneo House, Ot. glad to see their friends at the par- Hartigan Mr Mrs and Painters, Stepney, bles and Sea Food. will a "Way down upon the Swanee Riv- and Daniels and Dr Daniels costing $40.00; the Gettysburg WANTED : sonage at any time, but make it W. have returned to their home in the tour Oc on even- er," John Ray. Washineton leaving jmaay, SALE A number ot good farm and Round and Long Clams. point to be at home Thursday or- after several weeks at 13. a seven FOR To buy. cows, steers, calves, chickens, or of Accompanist, John Wilbur Dial, city, passing tober days' trip costing g horses at reasonable. prices. O. b. In live ings during the remainder their $30.00. has also ar Weed. 'Irumbull. Conn. anything stock to butcher. S. Snow. iatch-strin- g St Mary's church, Bridgeport. Eugene Northrop's. This company uonn. stay In Newtown. The ganist K. Parmeiee is. un to tne stepney, is who choose to George sick and ranged a line autumnal tour always out to those der the care of Dr Hill. TWO FARMS In one. 280 acres land, 2 good recommend 811verall aa but the Best. call. White Mountains leaving Saturday, 7 barns. 1 new silo, milk huuso. HOUSEKEEPERS Nothing John H. Keane of New Haven has Mrs Crandall has visited her daugh 23, a live witb - Polish. Try It. Held A . Next 3, September days' trip plenty spring water, all meadow land ma- fond. 1054 Main street. Bridgeport. Sunday morning, September been enjoying a week's vacation at the ter, Mrs Charles Schaffer, in Danbury. Hccommoaations at .Mnciair nuuse, cnine mowing, 4 miles irom raiiroaa; wui keei of Lord's to-aa-y the sacrament the Supper home of his parents, Mr and Mrs John mugene ixonnrop nas returned irom $17.00. Secure the "New England 50 bead of stuck and that stock on ; loi wecu rviAivu-o-u nusneis xuctra select--- J R.. will be observed, to whicb all those Keane of Ga's street. a Middletield. f)60i'. half can remain on mortgage. If lu wan. ed oi en tale seed potatoes, toe all J. Cvitbill, visit to Tourist" describing these tours at the of a good thing for a little money come aiu. 'Utlu DOtato a fu-m- amp ffraw 7 mbet nu. who love the name of Jesus are invited Edward Bevans friends see me. an- oushel. & 20 White St. Conn. of love. entertained office of Lawrence Taylor, ticket agent If you are not Interested d not Paine Underbill. Uavlords viIIr. tit Telephone 54, Danbury, in the bonds Christian C. from X JN . M. tX. swer. You cannot buy this wi' h conversation William Corbett took in the ex Bridgeport, Sunday. IS. ., iSll. It. WTU It? O T , -- . . . . . you must have at leas one half cash. u F U UUIT IWHILiu UieU. . 1 WU cursion to last David Disbrow and son, Miles, ot L vuui.uu juj UKVXUg Steeplechase Island, - F. J. HOSFOhVD, New Preston, Uonn sell elegant upright grand piano First This is the season for boys' and New were D. B. Parme- ---- girls' Wednesday. x Fairfield, at " m.mj ton school shoes. We have just received lee's, last Sunday. years. Used onlyj ".y.v.a few weeks. Will sell at a invoice, in all tbe latest styles. Merwin Morgan of New York is tbe first n?HMOtllthlA nflVr mmMiUMM nl AUCTION large Miss Nellie L. Bradley is passing a For Sale. For Service. o st All cash not necessary. Onance of a reasonable. W. C. Wood-mon- Mor The Adriance Prices Corbett, week at the Sound View hotel, t. stopping with his brother, Ormal One work mare weighing 1500 lbs. One road lifetime to get one. Address Morris, Bn Of-- e?andy Hook Shoe Store. gan, lor a week or so. horse safe for ladies to drive. EdgRr T. An "Leader." a high bred drews, 34 Elm St., Bethel. Telephone. black Stallioo.will stand at my sta- inowwva ut SALE! ble for season of 1U05 Fees tlO. with return SALE Tha farm known aa the Philip riower, Paul Reiliy of New York and Thom- AN ADVERTISEHENT CAUSED AR- At once, two or three good men privileges. Horseshoeing and General Black- - rR Dla e IK m les from NevinvnA.rmt: Miss Griffin to m as of are at Anna has returned WANTED need hddIv. Rood wages. g tsest worn at oot-to- 30 acres of Land. of Edward ' On 6, Keating Norwalk guests REST smitning. norseuiippiO Inquire Troy, Easy for Driver and for Team. September hotel. her home in Matteawan, N. J., after a Edgar T. Andrews, Elm St., Bethel. Tele Prices. F. CONGER, Botsford, Oonn. Sandy Hook, or of A. T. Nettleton. Newtown 1905, at 11 a. m., will be sold at Troy's visit of a month wrth relatives In phone. Savings Bank. Seat Mfe and comfortable. Plenty of foot town. OF HARVEY DB GRAW, WHO HAD room, with opportunity to change position Public Auction on the premises, the Edward Taylor visited the Carmel, SOUGHT A RESTING PLACE ON THE TTTANTED- - Man to work on farm. Good TALKING MACHINE for sal. Every lever bandy and easily operated from VY All winter lf desired. O. 8. VICTOR of fun for Summer A new In old Niantic Woo'en Mill plant, N. Y., fair, Thursday. SHERMAN HILLS. wages. job evenings. acnr position tue seat. One foot will do Frederick Fisk, who is in ill health, Williams, KrooKneia uencer, uonn. Make Victor tllrln machine for mJm enMn to moat oftbe necessary operating. Everything which is exceptionally desirable for Washing Easy quick buyer. Address George Loala Burr. in signt. on cops row ana sccessiDie. eneaaj William McNamara, a genial em- with his wife, of New York City, is Through the medium of an adver Good strong boy. 16 to 18.to work uepoc, uonaw or unarles least Jar, no side draft, no neck light manufacturing by reason of its a some time at home of Mr tisement in WANTED stock farm, igood home and by using qnick and easy Soap and Washing stepney uonn. wintoa. running. ploye of Taylor's hotel, invested in spending the inserted The Bee Harvey for references. Wm. Powder. Grease taken in exchange for soap. xvaston, weignt. water A near Bot.srora. DeU-ra- is now wages winter; Apply, V Get Catalogue and full particulars of power. dwelling bouse is bag of peanuts and then hied himself Emmons languisning in tbe Kills, uetuel, uonn. aaanss, au.n I cuar uu.. attached to the The "mill away to Savin Bock, Wednesday. Fairfield County jail, with a prison South bury, Ot. property. Miss Elsie Terrell of Laurel Beach De tpORSALiE CHEAP A good horse. M. W. Soertfal.tr L. C. is a four-stor- y wooden block. sentence ahead of him. Graw, Morris, 80x40, Gotlieb Kuhne visited Savin Rock, spent Sunday at the home of Frank some weeks ago, disappeared from Mrs ASOLINE ENGINE. S h. o.. good as new. C. N. Conn. with a storehouse. This TSOR cows. Would e ror Curtis, Newtown, large prop- Wednesday . Ives. Alexander's place in Taunton, where SALE Young new milch - sultab cutting ens'lajra. sawing to the Town of New he was with him a r like cattle to pasture. M. a. Thorpe.Step- wood, etc. Write for particulars. All atzes DEALER IN erty belongs employed, taking ney. new engines In stock. Palmer Bros., Cos Uob. F. A. Beemis, the representa- Mrs L. C. Gilbert. Sr., spent the of field valued at $50, uonn. Meats of all kinds. town, and will be sold by order of jovial - pair glasses gold Quality high, tive of Mcintosh & Co., was in town, first of the week with Mrs M. B. Haw- valued at $50, and $15 or $20 in SALE Peaches and Tomatoes on the FOR SALE the selectmen. Terms made known rings FOR Staples Farm. William Maly, R. low. 3 of S. at hotel. ley. money. Mrs Alexander then inserted prices breeding pens 0. of Wednesday, dining... Taylor's F. D. 10. Fairfield, Uonn. Notice! am now and W, Leghorns, Including many winners, to at time sale. an advertisement in The Bee asking i prepared to furnish po Calves, Poultry Eggs wanted. make room for young stock ; also some W. Wy- N. a Miss Jessie Bassett from New Hav TTTANTED A warming pan and small sptn-- tato crates ito farmers; maae up us cente. John Kain of Passaic, J., is for information as to his whereabouts. y. 10 - andotte yearling hens. Pedigreed Berkshire C. B. en visited Will Gilbert's. T f nlng wneei. Aaaress a r ueneru unmade cents each. Parties wishing to pur- .wine: boar for service; pigs for sale. Johnson, guest of Constable Josiah Tilson. recently at Meanwhile Mr De Graw had gone to Newtown. Oonn. cuuve piease communicate witn TJOF JTJLETT STOCK FARM, Auctioneer. New York, where he disposed of his Charles M. r wui sell tor ssa t. w. Bmitn & uow. i Elmwood District, Bethel. Miss Florence Warner has returned Theodore from Norwalk is TTTANTED To have a dog broken to rabbits Plnckney, la, Oonn. Knapp rings, and then hired out to Mr Crit Tf ran. aaaress nox wo, uaaa, Brookfleld Center. Ot. from a visit in Brooklyn, N. Y. visiting at Mrs Sarah Sears in Hunt- tenden to work on tnis iseruy, that gentleman's tfOR RENT Blacksmith shop fat Trumbull T?OR SALE Fine Cheater White boar. lngtown district. farm in Sherman. Two in TX)R SALE My place in Taunton district. L with or loca- Mrs Thomas SALE! A of sweet at parties L Newtoon, lb acres 01 iana, nouse ana Darn. Center, without toMs; god C months old. Lord. Long Hill. FOR prime lot potatoes Sherman saw the advertisement and M50. tion and now doing a large business and thor- Oonn. ! Earl C. Peck returned Satur All kinds of fruit. Price fclbert A. Wil established. P. Tbe farm of the! late Betts'. home, wrote Mrs Alexander that De Graw son, Newtown, Oonn. oughly Hendlgan, Trumbull. William T. Gilbert, located near Center r REMEflBER day, after spending a few days with was uonn. This farm must be sold 'in order in Sherman. She communicated TTOUSEKEEPER WANTED American, to Southbury. his cousins in Nichols. ten-hor- se to close tbe estate. For particulars write My store is headquarters Peaches, bananas, etc., at Betts'. with Sheriff Johnson, who telephoned n care for modern flat; two In family; pleas- TOR SALE One portable horizon You for Grain, Feed, Flour, Bay, Fertilizer and of David T. Beecner. 225 Caroline St., tal engine and boilr. One two-hor- se If Are Ruptured LOREN R. CARTER, Conn. to Sheriff Allen Sherman. The writ ant home. two-hor- se Waterbury, block r ooas. my motto: Best Goods at Mod The show of Fall at sv-- 4. ontfit OaL' and See erate Prices. A new invoice of ladies' and men's hats opens was drawn D rby, Oonn. Te'epbone call threshing complete, power I sell for cash. dress in box calf Meigs & Co. 's, Saturday, September 2. by Attorney Northrop cleaner and one straight rye beater, all good shoes, patent leatber, are stiff about 3 p. m., Wednesday. At 5 30 ORMAL SCHOLARS seeking homelike ac as new, or will exchange for Jborees or cattle. H. UEB ROBERTS, Ir YOU Will A and vicl kid. The latest fall and win- All the late shapes shown in Sheriff Allen bad his man at New Mil commodations in Danburv will find clean. u. xx. vrauit, weatport, uonn. Rupture Specialist. He can fit you. Chester F. Brinsmade, ter styles. Don't forget we make a and soft hats from the makers of tbe was Sheriff Dleasant rooms in private family. Good loca Qood Dinner men. best hats in the world Crofut & ford, where he taken by tion. Convenient to trollev. : Moderate terms. Roberts' Celebrated Skeleton Tnrsa Co Trumbull, Oonn. specialty of Douglas $2 shoes for Johnson and to Newtown on M. 13 Go To Hook Knapp and John B. Stetson. Meigs & brought Call or address Miss B. Scribner, WUlie Warner Bide, and Fairfield Ave Sandy Shoe Store. the train arriving here at 6.30. He Street, Danbury, uonn. For Sale. Bridgeport, Oonn. Co. of Bridgeport report a growing de was in the on West Bren nan's Restaurant, mand the last year ror nats 01 placed lockup nOR SALTS Good horse, driver or worker. To make room: 1 second hand Con- Howell returned from Litch- during street. he was 1200 1 - M Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport, Ot., Wright tbe finest material, which demand tbey Thursday morning r Wniirht lbs. Inoulre John A. Ander cord bnggy, new Concord buggy. 2 new runa- J. C. Summerfield, field. Wednesday, where he has been brought before Justice Blackman, At- son. North vllle. Ct or Stephen O. Beach, New uou wiggies, i enu spring top on gity nearly Special Notice. Two Door from Main St. He have provided ror in tne snowing 01 ut. new. 1 business wagon nearly new. in Leavenworth's building. ODDosite B. Haw-- working during the vacation. for the Minora, 1 torney Northrop appearing 1 In .kS jpre-oare- d R. F. D. 54, Cobb. Stetson hats and the widely advertised top surrey A No order. No reasonable ley & Oo 's store In Upper Stepney, am HOiR SALE One set double harness, 130, Danbury, played on the Litchfield ball nine while state. De Graw was bound over for T70R SALE 10 little pigs ready to go. Ohas-- offer we want tbe room for to do Horsesh and 7 "1 Does all kinds of Knapn-Fel-t and Knapp-Fel-t De Luxe refused; grain elng. Carriage Wag X set single harness, ; Stanhope trap In Plastering. Chimneys built there. trial under $300 bonds and was taken r E. Clarke, Stepney Depot, Oonn. R. P. D storage. on Repairing In all Its branches, also all kind good condition. 43. w m A. Tator, 3779 Main urn repmn a umuirs cementea Dy practical hats in the new shapes. The showing No. U. of Satisfaction la all work Oonn. wvuuauiu. reusonauie. no on to tbe Bridgeport jail by Sheriff John B. HAWLET ft CO "S, .Blacksmltblng. HC Bridgeport, fuHrgus Mrs William I. Sanford and Miss of these hats is reflection the son. guaranteed. FRED KLEIN. Stepney. Oonn. quality of the regular lines at two and BONDS With individuals for 8teoney, Oonn. TJOK SALE Lot of one Inch chestnut boards Emily Sanford of Brooklyn, N. Y. ct uo. count PROBATE often unsafe and frequently un- ANTED A farm hand, single man: must from 8 to 12 feet long. Lot white oak Dan- three dollars wnicn Meigs TRINITY PARISH NOTES. to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go TTTANTED A home for an American boy, 13 be a Notice. r 12 passed Monday and Tuesday in as of more ex- satisfactory or on a farm. P. O good milker and of good habits: Important boards and plank feet long. Lot other kind the equal in service the on your bond, for he would always rather not. ft years age. Address wages f 18 per month and board. Further ad- If you want to go Into business this Fall and of llumber, different sizes. Also lot stone bury, returning to the home of Dr The sale of to as on Pro- Box 398, Danbury, Conn, Ar- NO RISK OR CAPITAL. pensive hats. rummage A of of It is our business act security vance in spring for a good reliable man. Winter that requires boat plank. 50c each plank. John H. Frank. Betts, Tuesday night. odds and ends turned meeting the ladies Trinity bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone thur Stowe, Supt. L. O. Peck, Redding Ridge. Baa work, no canvassing, and actually tak- Huntlngtown District, Newtown, Ot up by inventory Guild will be held on for Information U. S. & NOTICE I am ready to receive pupils for Dot an hour's time each send ns S3 continues to attract much attention. Friday after any evening. Fidelity on the violin, piano ana man- Oonn. ing day: Frank who has been noon at 3 tbe A full Guaranty Co.. Charles G. Morris, Newtown Will for ear Famous Family Rose and Shrub October 1, a competent girl to Kirby, quite The store will be closed all day Monday, at Rectory. dolin. give special attention to begin- R SALE Several second hand o 16 WANTED is is as of im- uepresentative. ners and children. Mrs W. re general la number.) whlcb retails at housework. Apply to Mrs seriously ill, improving. so wears needed for the holi- meeting desired matters J. .Gordon, Sandy purpose horses, a Da gain; farm. tnrongn agents, to oe snipped Dy express tnis Phllo Nichols, near Catholic church, Newtown. that any are to be up. HOOK. house, crooa. no reasonable Fall or next a and we will Oonn. should be this week. portance brought barn, iwcsfna: Spring you prefer, day purchased Rev Dr L. P. Bissell of Litchfield In v offer refused. Beal estate or nearly every da end you FREE, supplies and Instructions to Miss Edna Kilbride of Jersey City The Probate Courts. TTTANTED A farmer with two famll and 64 Grand Latart a NEW mall business in vour own home. ltt old to will at Tf very pi aaant home wishes a ftcription. uuij. j. Brophey. St. WANTED Boy years learn cigar is visiting Misses Helen and May Hou W. B. who preach Trinity church, Sunday competent uanoury. ut. Lartf can do this work in leisure hours as to be useful about shop. of Dr Hurd and daughter, Morning service followed by Holy OF ss. bate American nouseneeper witn gin any age lihan, daughters TtlSTRIOT NEWTOWN, fro above ten. No or boarders. A nice two-hor- se -r well as gentlemen. We have already started Good borne to right party. Peter Gabler.Long have passed tbe summer at Mrs Hew Communion. I Court. Auir 22. 1905. dairy TTOR SALE A Hebneer tread now- hundreds- - In other sections, who baa business Hill, Oonn., Houlihan. to of home, good wages. Th" best references given erall In good working order. David H. come in tbe second week. Our is not it's, returned Brooklyn, Tuesday. The meeting of the Junior Estate of Ralph Benedict, late and required. Address Tub Bje. Newtown.Ot New Fairfield. P. O.: Route plan SALE Fifteen hundred Auxiliary Npwtown. in said district deceased. Disbrow. xjonn. patented or copyrigntea, out is new, attract- EOR tobacco lath, Dr and Mrs Kiernan returned on win be omittea, next week. The Court of for the District of 54. Danbury Conn. ive and absolutely certain to return you in one end springicarrlage; also one road bug- At the Brick store, Sandy Hook, will Probate f R.MORGAN. Httertown. having nut In handsome from this F. A. Taunton Newtown. from their wedding tour. Newtown, hath limited and allowed six Vs. tbe latest improved machinery for cider every mall a profit pleas- gy. Young, district, Wednesday be found trunks, bags, dress suit cases, At the sacred coftcert at months from the date hereof for the creditors will now make R SALE A fine Chester White Boar t ant work. There Is nothing to rink, we give Trinity set- miking, cider every day for months old. E. K. Mills Bethel, Ot. 1. fur-niu- school shoes and of said estate to exhibit their claims for paugh. you Is worth of selected stock for and h Miss Lulu Blackman of N. for boys girls, bats church, Saturday evening, September tue puuiic annnllea Fre to a business you will Passaic, school tlement. Those who neglect to present their A for housework start Corsets. is her Mr and Mrs and caps and supplies. a, the following program will be given accounts, attestea. witnin saia time, A Hue and white crochet shawl WANTED girl general at I Fall and Winter J., visiting parents, y, properly light - enjoy through the long March in D, Lefebure-Wel- Prof Piatt will hp debarred a recoverv. All oersons in LOST afternoon, between L- ng Hill Home, Danbury. Appiy moatna. Mate in tne nrnc iwwt n juu wmu Paris Models. makes. Be J. M. Blackman. in the Ulen. 1 Thursday to tbe matron, 57 Town Hill Ave, Uanoury, fh.miw.iniAiit this fall or next snrinir. "Felix" Popular Tavlor, Curtis & Co. are offering a "Oh had Jubal's lyre," "Joshua," debted to said estate are requested to make and lower Stepney the road Conn. and the fitted. M.ss Mac Mellon. Corset Maker and - Miss Piatt immediate payment to to Easton. If found please return to Mrs John I Upon receipt of your reply remittance Cltter, Broad Oonn. of for- nice line of dress goods for shirt waists selected. 1. D. will be sent you at once, and we will street, Bridgeport. Thomas Farrell, Jr., Shelton, Violin solo, Arthur Piatt Carlos Stillson, uauier, xxng urn, uonn. NOTICE Older making and applies -t and children's school suits. March In E Wely, Prof with will annexed awosena k -- r- of Hewtown, is visiting friends flat, Piatt Administrator the SPECIAL nilil every until far- you aaaiuonai upi Is Two men to merly "With Verdure Clad," from "The Cre T OST Carriage robe, dark green broadcloth. Saturday her cost as soon as the Inst lot exhausted"" WANTFD work 00 a farm. J. in town. Miss noraer. on oe ther notice Older making ic per gallon, . and aa As You Wish To Continue in the Washington Depot, Ot. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s will be ation," Piatt xj oiacK weanesaay xia inst. cash. John H. Frank. Huntlngtown, Long N. B. Cbase Violin solo, selected, Arthur I. Piatt tween Redding Kid. e Please re strictly Business. Address. Tbe Nursery A KM HELP found medicines, International Y Israel." from Miss Piatt turn to F. L. Dunnell, Oonn. Conn. Newark. New York. If and domestics of better class Mrs Fred L. Brown and Miss Maggie patent "Hear, "Elijah," - Redding R'dge. Company. always on list. Want 205 stock food and horse remedies of all Fantasie fastorale in O, with Imurovl- R SALE Two horses, one fear m Supply Registry. SALE A new All gelding, Warner 519-- 5. Brown are in Hartford and Prof Piatt stock ot ladders WANTED Not less than Bldg., Bridgeport. Oonn. 'Phone visiting kinds. satioos, FOR Amos T. less and good driver. MS. One Texas mare. PASM 10 , lease: on a high ground; Prompt attention given. New Haven. "Jerusalem, thcu that klllest the Proph- Oamp. Hawleyville.Ot. five also (75- - Alexander, years . . ... from "St violin years old, fearless; ; ...... ets." Paul." (with -- San-ti- n I aunton Newtown. Dy depot Huiitiuio it" Conn. 1TOR Mrs John McManus and daughter, accompaniment), Miss Piatt TTTORMS IN CHILDREN Cured bv district. xt. D Stepney Depot. SLE Young Devons, Durham and House returns on Monday Offertolre. Bat 1st Prof ft ra. 25c a bottle at Smith's Drug Store, a noistein neuers. Cnrnlncr mllLrwru. dIui Oscar Marie, and the Misses Mttrgaret,Lizzie Piatt Ansonia. ANTED A girl for general house work Is to the of Devon and Holsteln bulls. Must sell tor from a two weeks' passed at w once to Mrs narme. aewtttwn hereby given taxpayers F. want outing and Mary McCue, went to Newtown Ohio. of Apply at NOTICE of Monroe that tbe taxes on tbe of room. J. Williams, New Milford. Oonn. N. Y. Sate of City Toledo, M ' ED 25 ladles to to West Winiield, on to call on Sisters Osborne Lucas t young learn Brand list off IW at u" uuimr win Sunday Ooanty. WAN on Straw Sewing Machines. We pay payable Sept. 1, 1906, and for the "DEAOHES- -I Will have at mv nrchnrrl nn and Bernice, of the New Haven con- Frank J. oheney mukes oath that he is sen while and One of the Oldest wn." to doe and 1 X Hill 1000 baskets fine, for the learning guarantee steady work n receiving the same I will be at he Ourtis of A. H. Getman, inspector vent. The sisters, who are the daugh- lor Dartner of the firm of F. J. Ohenev .& Oo. season. once. u. No Frog. No Foot. I shoe hones on trlctly nnra At the store of 8. I rtJIll UUH UU1.11 IBb, llOWUIQ 1V1. JUrtlS. Milk leaves in aurmg Appiy at Artnur .named places: W,, 41-- Borden's Condensed Co., doing business the City of Toledo, County 13 Hutler Ot. natural solicited. I have following -- Conn. ters of John of are Wheeler, St., Norwalk, principles; atrial vrenCU on 1UWWJ etoi. . i.uuj . a. iu. un- Sandy Hook, Telephone nn Mnndav for West Winfield, N. Y. Hurley Newtown, and State aforesaid, and that said firm will bought out the business and win shoe your & a Gale-Baldw- in til 12, and at B. Uawley Co.'s from 1.30 p. m. spending two weeks' vacation at that put the sum of ONE UUNUKED DOLLARS Raldwin and Cutters for both FECIAL NOTICE tbe horses for 1 cash. No. 0, !. 2, 3 Iron or steel 1 O. where he meets wire. win C Having opened f until tarn. At be store of J. Sherwood on MOUNTAIN ROSE PEACHES will b ready his aey village. The young ladies resided in for each aud every rase of Catarrh that can ensilage and dry fodder are tbe modern, typi- LJ blacksmith shoD near Koiburv station shoes; largershoeswlll.be U&. Hand made September 13 from 10 a. m. until next at W. L. Dick- two weeks in New York City. not oe curea oy the use or Hal is Uatarrh cal machines. Smooth, easy and fast am to do and shoes of all More obtain- Wednesday, 2.30 wek,Li spend Bethel for a time several years ago running prepared horseshoeing, jobbli g descriptions. .peed 12 m. and at Marshall Beach's from p. m inson's orchard, at Flat 111, South Britain , Cure. FRANK J OHENEY cutting distinguish them. Elevate to till any ail ainus oi anu wagon wora at rea ed by proper shoeing. All other work done at nntli 4 30 P. m. Interest at the rate of 9 per Oonn. LtanDury jnews. Sworn to Detore me ana suOscriDed in si four de- carriage low In O. Kt Rosp.'s drum corns will give my o; cut lengths; .perfection safety sonable prices. All work guaranteed. An corresponding price. Blackamlthlag cent from Oct. 1, Edwin Shelton, Col presence, mis urn uay 01 ueeemoer. a. v. littits. vices Sizes for hand at d power. drew Puchala, Roxbury Station, Conn. all Its branches. It pays otters to coma St Monroe. Ot., Aug. 9, 1905. DIGGING Ditching by the day or dance, Labor day, in St Mary's hall, Aside from the countless class A. W. ULEA-O- N. Write for catalogue. miles; It will pay yen. Give me a call and be lator. WELL Kov-er- y. high attended to. William Til-you- (Seal.) Public. A - promptly Sandy Hook, to which the public is amusement features C. 's Notary FISH. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MAtt- convinced. Joseph Buaser's Shop near R. B. SALE Two new milch cows. E. 8. Box 95. Sandy Hook, Ot. ad- at George Hall's Ootarrh Cure Is taken and KET will be sold on ot Station. Elizabeth Bethel. Tom Doraa's FOR Center, Conn. invited. The tickets will be 50c, acts on blood andinternally,m cous sur- T. E. PLATT & SON, xl very cheap account Huntington -- 1 Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport, directly the p or neaitn. uooa cnance tor a nustier. Aa Old Stand...... TJOU SALE Canopy top trap wagon one or with ladies. faces of the Send for testimonials nlan mitting gentleman- ..... such as the world renowned Steeple- system. dress Market, care of News, Danbnry Oonn. DOB SALE 8 good UOlstein cows two seats in one condition 125: 1 perfect free F. J. CHENEY & CO., O. Conn. O. Durand. old jltrass holds 14 $5.00. Rev Mr chase and race course, loledo, Newtown, WANTED Milk farm to rent or take on Lf better x years oiu Rodgers kettle, palls, park the regal Sold by all Druggists, 75c. R SALE Two grade vearllng Holateln W. H. Baraum. Route 44, Brook-fisl- d. Place, Newtown, Conn. ncaett, itoxuury, uonn. Mr and Mrs A. M. Wooster of the ball room, airships, mammoth music Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. TELEPHONE 86-- 4. Ft 0. 8. Williams, Brookfleld Oenter.Ot Conn. lo THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19os.

the pleasure the other day of seeing low has had the highest percent of at The Newtown Bee. tbe little folks at their dinner and the tendance. way they stored away the food was Published By surprising. They were a happy lot. WESTON. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. If they scatter any crumbs or any thing on the floor each child must see VALLEY FORGE NOTES. that it is all picked up before he leaves Clinton Hull left here, Sunday after ALLISON P. SMITH. After Sale. President and Editor, the table. A horn calls them to noon, to join his company at Norwalk Inventory Rummage meals. They form in line and march for Nlantic. He returned home, Sat ARTHUR J. SMITH. Trrasttrer, to their places in the large dining urday evening. Secretary. room. Yesterday's inventory brought up and Business Manager. When all are seated a blessing Mr and Mrs Frank were en is One of Ferry a haul of in which HENRY M. SMITH. sung. the caretakers plays tertained at the home of W. good bargains you Vice Prfbidknt and the The is recently General Auent. organ. blessing they sing B. Osborne. may share if you come "God is great and God is good and we promptly. thank Him for the food, Amen." Miss Florence Perry has returned Here are 49 frock coats and vests of The sight at the table was one long to home after a week's visit with friends a Year, 75 Cents for Six Months. 50 fine clay worsted, sizes 33 to 44, with Oentat1.25for Four Months. Four Cents a Copy. be remembered. Rev and Mrs TJ. O. in Bridgeport. a few longs in sizes 3 $ to 36, from Mohr have to assist them with the Joseph Bulkley was the guest of his work six caretakers, H. C. Kinzer of mother over Sunday. suits that were $10 to $19. Newtown, Friday, Stpttmbw t, 1905 Pennsylvania, Harold Mohr of New Frank and of Crap-bur- y York, Miss Christine Northrop of Nor- Gregory family Because sack coats are generally Hamel of have been the guests of Mrs Em- . wich, MissHattie New York ma worn, we now make them $1.95. Telephone:, 4a and Miss Edna Bennett of George- Perry. town. They also have seven colored Mrs M. Gould of Aspetuck visited All remaining sizes of 3.50," 4 00 and $5 servants for the work. Rev and Mrs Mrs William Osborne, last week. shoes now on the table for Rate : Mohr bargain $1.95. Advertising have everything systematized so Mr and Mrs Arthur Mead of Bethel lw lmo Smo too yeai that the work goes along very smooth- value in the neckwear 1--2 lncb 1.00 .00 3.00 5.00 were the guests of II. B. Wheeler on Extraordinary 1.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 is wonderful of all 1 Inch ly. It that the Sunday. which we will sell to day. Some of it the 8 Inches 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 children that have been at tbe Farm S Inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 kind but more of the 50c to-da- y 4 Inches 3.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 there has never been any serious sick- Master Willie Grey has returned to $1 quality, -4 column 4.00 8.00 18.00 24.00 40.00 1- his home in New -3 column 5.00 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 ness or a breakout of any contagious Haven, after spend 25c 1--2 column 6.00 12.00 24.00 36.00 60.00 disease. Cleanliness is en- ing three weeks with his aunt, Mrs B--4 column 8.09 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 strictly About four dozen ot men's 1 column 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 forced in every each child William Osborne. fancy shirts, department; sizes in the collection. Sale takes a bath every day in the brook. Mrs Frank Grumman and daughter many large price The last lot of children to come Reading notices, brevier type, 10c line. this of New Haven and E. Brotherton of 25c Small nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. year are all colored and arrived last Fairfield were guests of Mrs T. J Many odd sizes in boys fancy wash suits. (ficiigiigii(igJu Tuesday. They will remain until Bennett on Friday. Values from $1 to $3.50, about 60 suits in about Saturday, September 9, when FAIRFIELD COUNTY the work for the season will close. THREE JURORS CURED all. Your choice while they last, . 79c. The work done here is wonderful and OF CHOLERA MORBUS WITH ONE SMALL Odds and ends in all wool suits. credit is due Rev and Mrs Mohr boys GREENFIELD HILL, great BOTTLE OF CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, will sell for for its success. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. They rapidly 98c. THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR. G. W. of , LIFE'S FARM CHILDREN. Fowler Hightower, Ala To-morro- w The Greenfield Country club's fifth relates an experience he had while our Fall Hat In a letter received from Life's on a in a murder opens annual agricultural fair at Greenfield The LAST WEEK of our just serving petit jury p.,.--- Hill is one of the features of farm, Mr Mohr writes: The children case at Edwardsville, county, seat of Show. growing now Clebourne county, Alabama. He says: the and tbe for Sep- here seem to be so utterly friend- some state, program less "While there I ate fresh meat tember 12, 13 and 14 Is one of Interest Sale that not a single postal card, or and some souse meat and it gave me Consignment letter has been a severe to the farmers and general public. written from here since cholera morbus in very form. mt. they came, on 4, an I was never more sick in my life and The managers are arranging for a big July experience sent to store for a certain which is quite new to us in our fresh- - the drug exhibition In all the classes, and the and as a special inducement we are offering cholera mixture, but the druggist sent INCORPDRATFn will be free from and air work. Perhaps you will be inter me a bottle of Chamberlain's uonc, grounds fakirs, of $12 Suits riead-to-Fc- ""hreo Sc.nes four different lines at ot the element makes ested in knowing the history in con Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv in that the midway, bad sent Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, so called, will not be on exhibition. nection with them, which is as follows stead, saying that he what I ClofKiers for, but that this medicine was so INUKlllWfcST CORNER) SWUXGFlELa The buildings and new cattle sheds Mother dead, father suicided, 2 much better he would rather send it 10 Conn. St, are being put in good condition. The Orphans, to me in the fix I was in. I took one Bridgeport. track has been The horse (3.9 Father dead, 24 dose of it and was better in five min Mother dead, 44 utes. The second dose cured me en show and automobile show will be one tlrely. Two fellow jurors were afflicted of tbe te attractions. The These are broken lots arid broken sizes Father in hospital, 18 in same manner and one small Mother the exhibition and judging of blooded and must be closed out at cost. This in hospital, 20 bottle cured the three of us." For any Both 3 & animals, etc., will take place in front parents in hospital, sale by R. H. Beers Co., New week Father 3 town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy of the grand stand each- - day from 11 blind, Father Hook; w. JN. uura, Liong 1111; A. a, Brunts Prize i Sim a. m. to 5 p. m. Tbe Wheeler & Wil paralyzed, Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, Louts;, son band will a concert each Father in prison, Trumbull. give day a from 11 to 5. The grounds and build- Father drunkard, 18 are and Mother a drunkard, 15 CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER 15 ings opened lighted Tuesday 6.9 OF YEARS SUFFERING. and Wednesday evenings till 11 p. m. Deserted by father, 25 Automobiles and other conveyances Deserted by mother, 15 "I had been troubled with lame "hold-overs- " raphophoneo will run from the railroad station and Two of tbem are from back for 15 years and I found a com Fairfield to another party. plete recovery in the use of Chamber- u5 trolley at direct the Fair lain's Pain John G. Bisher. If of Balm," says BEST TALSZ3NG MACHSNC3 SHADE grounds. any the three days A LIVELY RUNAWAY. Gillam, Ind. This liniment is also 12th, 13th and 14th are very stormy, without an equal for sprains and the fair will be continued in consecu- Mrs W. O. De Forest and son, Willis, bruises. It is for sale by R. H. Beers & Fflzzdsines to and Mrs J. L. Godfrey had a uo.. JNewtown; Taylor. Curtis & uo, Cylinder $7.50 SfQO tive order one day later. The Country quite W. N. 1 lively runaway, one day last week, Sandy Hook: Hurd, Long Hill club are striving to make their fair A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, Disc Machines 12 to G5 purely an agricultural fair, clean and white returning from Rldgefi eld. The xrumDuii. holdback broke, the a good place for every family to attend. HLAU lUrUUI L.L.U I MILrXO. letting carriage Tito Grsftliapliono gH iclnds The bacteriological test is a feature 956-- 8 AAIIM S T. onto the horse, which ran for about reproduces of half a mile when he ran onto a musio perfectly band, v'oUn, added this year. The club has engaged bank, The Travelers' Guide. orchestra, from the Ladele laboratories of New Bridgeport, Conn. overturning his load. Mr De Forest vocal and instrumental solos, auartettes, York an to pluckily held on - to the horse and all etcm expert visit the dairies It Is an endless source ot amusement T HOIO THE RfCOW) and make examinations and test escaped without serious injury. t of milk; $75 has been donated leaves are tbe most relished by stock BRANCHVILLE. The Recreation Cj lear to be to the best and constitute a valuable of corn Frank Whittaker and Mr and Mrs given kept part Louis have moved from and dairies soon becomes a serious mat- A NOBLE CHARITY. Knapp, Jr., Tours. managed entered in fodder, it Peaceable street to 1 tbe the to be ter to those upon for win- Little Flanders competition, prizes depending it One little realizes the hard work into the house with Mr and Mrs Louis awarded at the fair September 14. ter feed. Not only this but where be- done at the Life farm until have Last of the Season. y oud ntertaininj; Also same as as has they Knapp, Sr. the test applies to private ginning early it this season", of rir-ivale- tbe pleasure visiting it and the good ay herds and cows. means a material decrease in J. Saratoga Springs, 4 or trip; Sept. 4th XJ family The tests will it yery that is accomplished by the two weeks Richards, the painter, is busy $12 50 or $15.50.1 be made 12-1- 5. suc- for without normal foli- these of 4. September The the grain, tbe given to 1200 little ones every year days painting the residence Audible Chasm, trip; Monday, Sept. FVl usJsal cess attained by tbe club in tbe fourth age good growth cannot take place. Mr Butter in Ridgefield. O utwearing from New York, who hardly ever see White Mountains. trip: accommoda annual fair of 1904 is more to show itself where 4. encourages tbe club It apt the a blade of green grass. Rev and Mrs Mrs W. O. De Forest and son, Wil- tions at the Sinclair House; Sept. $22 Pesonant to make the this so soil is thin or fertilized. irum ew H&ren, fair, year, good improperly U. O. Mohr, who have charge of the lis, spent a few in New Moosehead with all in is a new in this days recently Lake, magnificent J that attendance will enjoy every It comparatively thing Farm here for Life Publishing Co., of Canaan with Mr and Mrs C. R. De accommodations at the fine Mt. Kineo nspiring D lifihtful and hour of the cause unknown. House, Monday, September 11. Oostijg day the three days. vicinity, being New York, are the right persons for Forest. u irom new naven. Tbe premium books are at tbe disposal such a work. The new ideas they get Gettysburg, Harper's Ferry, Washington and ttractlv uperior of wbo send ad- R. O. Bennett is quite busy at his Philadelphia, seven days trip, leaving Fri everyone may their THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. into the little children's minds of day, October 13th. Costing from New Ha- - dress to the See advertise- factory. He has three extra men as- en du. secretary. At a town held on cleanliness and thrift is worth every- ment. special meeting and cannot sisting him. For the New England Tourist descriptive of COLUMBIA Saturday afternoon, August 19, it thing it help but make an tours ana ucKets can on them men and women. When Mrs A. J. is Gold Moulded was voted to expend $1000 to improve better Partridge visiting L,. Cylinder BETHEL. their season closes there will have been friends in Bethel and Danbury for a Taylor, Records the roads under the law for making Ticket Agent at Newtown Depot. lllllllltllWlWMItMllllllllMIIMMWMj state roads. nearly 17,000 children that have had few days. two on. the weeks' outing at the Farm in Gusto, the new cereal, is a fine one. what's going the 16 summers since was started. COLUMBIA DISC RECORDS H. W. Andrews attended the dairy- it A cup and saucer with each NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART- - Philip Wood, wbo has been package. 7-In-ch, spending Mid-dletow- One a little idea of the care and FORD RAILROAD. SO && men's which was held in n gets For sale by D. S. Mead, the grocer. cents each; per dozen weeks meeting lO-lnc- three here with his mother, Mrs work done when know last h, $1 A. Roswell on Wednesday. they that each; J10 per dozen Frank in Plumtrees, has summer they used at the Farm for the Grand In lCMnch returned to her home in Mrs H. EASTOH. Opera Records, (made discs Syracuse. W.. Green's mother from children 28,000 quarts of milk; 9,000 only) $2 each S. is tene- Newark is now making her home for a loaves of 18 barrels of BERKSHIRE DIVISION. J. Mayhew improving his bread; crackers; SCHOOL NOTES. r time with Mrs Green. NewJHaven North, 9.35 a m, sS.00, 4.15, 4.50 p for lalmmt omtmlt ment house near the lime kiln in Plum-tree- s 18 barrels of lemon snaps; 18 barrels of m. 8 6 m. The schools in town will open Sunday. a m, p Wm harm mil thm i mt Sheriff L. E. three barrels of again, Due 8 54. 11.15 a m, 7.40 p m. Sunday 10.30 a iwaat bath mtylmm by it Mr Hawley spent Saturday ginger snaps; 111 ' having newly painted. sugar; September 5. The following teachers 111, C.4U P - cyllndu and Mrs Frank A. Rockwell and Sunday with his family in town. seven barrels oatmeal; four barrels pea Shelton North, 10.00 a m, s2.23, 4.39, 5.02 p m I occupy have been appointed: Miss A. F. Nich 8.25 m. 6.25 house. about 450 of meat each Sunday a Dm. the The family of L. B. Terrill, the beans; pounds ols, and Miss Clara Sheban, Center; South, 8.31, 10.52 a m, 7.14 p m. Sunday 10.05 week, either beef, mutton or veal a m, 9.14 p. in. Misses Skidmore and others enjoyed a Miss Ruth Morse, Sport Hill; Miss Stevenson North, 10.13 a m, S2.34, 4.51, 5.14 p Coi&mfaia Oscar Schriber Is enjoying a 8 33 6 38 riding at Taunton Lake on They have meat four times each week Eleanor Miss Mabel m. Sunday a m, p m. Phonograph Company, d picnic Saturday Norton, Adams; 10.40 7.01 9.53 new motor cycle, purchased of Ridge-fiel- and theee times. Each South 8.19, a m, p m; Sunday a (121 MAIN STREET, CONN. of last week. vegetables par Hayes, Yellow; Miss May Bucking m, o.uo p ill. BRIDGEPORT, parties. a of Monroe North, f10.18 a m, s2.40"t4.56 5.19 p m " ty have treat candy twice in the Miss 8.43 m. 8.43 r A of men ma- ham, Judd; Lucy Sanford, Rock Sunday a d m. i Carter Smitb of Milwaukee gang with the road two weeks' stay. The little folks South, 8.14, fl0.35 a m, f6.55 p m. Sunday 9.47 avenue, House: Miss Marilla Rockwell, Wilson; 7 59 i who chine, headed by Selectman Thorn-hil- l, arise at 6.15 a m, pm. Grand Prizo St. Louis. has been ill with typhoid fever, is and have breakfast at and Miss Lena Fanton, All Botsford South for New Haven, 8.09 10.30 a I904 started out for the fall of Aspetuck. m, b.do p m. 9.42 a m, 7.54 m. slowly improving. working o'clock, before which they all go to are teachers. Miss Morse BotsfordSunday p, the reads on Monday. experienced See below. the brooks near by and have a wash N'town North 7.40, 10.38 a m,a2.54, 5.11 5.20,5,33, Sunday9.34 a m. South, 9.43 a m, 3.08 p m. 1.00,2.41,4.32,5.52,6.45,7.45, 11.16 m. Son-day- s, There was a very social has bad a college course and four 7.20 9.12 p enjoyable Miss Dinner at 12.30; at 5 o'clock. p m; Sunday ,8.57, a m.6.57 p m South Sunday, 7.03 p m. 6.53 a m, 4.58 p m. dance at the home of Mr and Mrs Henrietta Buggies is entertain- supper years' experience in teaching. Miss 6.57,8.01, 8.15,10.14, 10.22 a m ; 3.39, 6.39 p m; Roxbury Falls North,11.24 a m.s3.39 6.04 p m. Watertown Leave, 6.25, 730, 10.25 a m, 18.43 8.30. Sunday, 9.34 a m, 7.31, 7.46 p m. B.42 a m.. 9.35 a m, 3.00 m 2.25, 4.17, 5.35, 6.30, 7.29, 11.00 m. a relative from California. All go to bed at The writer bad Sunday, South, p p Sundays. Ibi Hhnys George Pierson, Jr., in Elm wood dis- ing Shehan has taugnt three years in the HawlevvlUe North. 750. 10.47. a m. S3.00 5.20. Sunday, 0.55 pm 6.35 a m, 4.40 p m. Arrive, 7.02, 8.49, 11.22 a m tad toi BagM 5.29, 5.40, 7.29 9.05, 9.22 a 05 11.33 a 6.12 m. Sun- 6.27. 11.36 Bmo, week of 4tb dis p m; Sunday, m,7 p Roxbury North, m,s3.47, p 1.41, 4.14, 5.27, 7.20, 9.16, p m. Sun- - trict, last Wednesday evening. primary department' the in. nuui.ii, t.oa, a,m, iu.uo, w.i a m. 3.31 day, 9.50 a m. South, 9.26 a m, 2.51 S5.25 p m. 10.14 a m. 8.34 p m. Bignatsn S J1- o., days, -- Jy Bates and Grumman furnished trict of Waliingford. Miss Norton al 6.31.D m. Sundav 8.25 a m. 7.22. 7.38 n m. Sunday 6.4ti p m. f when of &&'7Z74ucJUACJ' the Brookfleld 6.17.1 8.03, 10.55, North 11.39 S3.536.18 m Trains stop signaled only, f Junction North, Judd's Bridge a m, p music. Refreshments were served. so comes well recommended and it is ll.VI a m, l.UO, Sd.lB, 3.ZZ.3.33, 3.38, 0.10,7.38 D m. 9 56 a m. 9.19 a m, 2.44 s Q a OZ. Sunday, South, p ni, Saturdays only. ""1 Shinilav 9il o ...m . 7K9n, 111.n. Cn,.K An I . 6.39 hoped she can on work uuuwui. Ml. .w. V kJUUVU, V.IU. t m., Sunday, p m. Mr and Mrs William who have carry the that 7.58. 9.57, 10.06, 3.22, 6.21 p m. Sunday 8.38 a Washington North, 11.50 a m, s4.0, 6.29 p m. Lynn, has been so and m, 7.29 p m Sunday, 10.07 a ra. South 9.08 a m, 2.33, s5.11, been spending a week with Mr and faithfully successfully Brookfleld North. 6.22,8.08, 10.59 am. 1.15. s3.27 p m. Sunday, 6.28 p m. carried on Miss 5.43, 6.23 7.43 9.35 7.57 11.54 6.33 Mrs of for many years by Em p m; Sunday, a m, p New Preston North, a m, s4.08, p m. Fred Warner, Maple street hi, oouiq o.ao..w, j.au, v.aa, v.u a m, 4.a6,H Sunday, 10.11 a m. South, 9.04 a m, 2.29 s5.09 ily Lewis. Miss Sanford takes the D m: Sundav 8.32 m 7.15 n m. 6.24 have returned to their home in Water-bur- y. a p m. Sunday, p m. place of Mrs Tucker, wbo has also Lanesville and Still River North 6.29,8.15 a.m. Romford North 12.03 a m. 4.17, 6.42 p m. Mollan's 1.27. S3.35. 5.50, 6.29, 7.50 m: 9.42 a m, 10.20 a m. South 8.55 a 2.20 m. p Sunday Sunday m, p taught successfully in town for many 8.05 p m. South, 6.25, 7.00. 7.14 7.45 a m, 4.48 Sunday 6.15 p m. Mrs John S. Murphy has been spend- Entire Stock of Inasmuch as a of o.oo p m. unaay .s a m, v.us p m. MorrisNorth, 12.C8 a m. S4.22 6.47 p m. Sun- years. large part New MUford North 8.22, 11.21,11.26 a m, 1.35, day 10.25 a m. South, 8.50 a m, 2.15 p m. Sun ing a few weeks with friends in Wood- the teachers' salary is now paid by 5.48, 5.56, p m; Sunday, 9.49, a day 6.10 p m. m. South. 6.20. 6.55. 7.10. 7.40. 9.29. 9.42 a m Bantam North, 12.17, 4 31 6.56 p m. Sunday bury and Roxbury. the state, it is expected that teachers 2.57, 4.37, 5.50 6.00 p m; Sunday, 8.20 a m, 7.03 10.34 a m. South, 8.42 a m, 2.07 s4.50 p m. will use to v.io p m. Sunday 6.02p in. Miss Lucy Munson and Miss Gertie P II every effort increase tbe Merwinsvllle North, 8.35, 11.38 a m, 2.35, 6.12 Lake North, 12.20 s4.34, 6.59 p m. Sunday, Wood of Mr efficiency of our schools, and the u in ; ounuay, iu.ua, a m ; soutn, v.il a m, 4.12, 10.37 a m. South. 8.40 a m, 2.05 p m. Sun- BABCOCK, haye been recent guests that 9.k p m; ounuay, o.4 p m. day, '6.00 p m. and Mrs Fred Warner on Maple street. work done, this year, may prove that Kent North. 8.50. 11.49 a m. 3.15. 8.25 ti. m Litchfield Arrive 12.25, s4.40,7.05 p m. Sunday The Reliable Clothier. Sunday, 10.14 a m; South, 9.06 a.m. 3.52, 5.22 10.43 a m. South, 8.35 a m, 2.U0 4.40 p m. Sun-d- a) the extra appropriation has been well p. in. ouauay, o.ijv p m. 5.55 n m. Mrs Emily Hodge of Rowan street, The attendance Cornwall Bridee North. 9.09 a. ra.. .12.02. 4 applied. during tbe 6.39 p m; Sunday, 10.28 a m; South 8.52 a. m. Danbury, is visiting friends in New O K All ... . ,1 . . o n. past year shows an increase notwith w.mv, ii,v. if ui, ..i Liiiu.v Y , p. III. Haven for a few weeks. West Cornwall North, 9.18 a. m., 12.12. 4.31,6.48 HIGHLAND DIVISION. standing the of the winter. 10.37 8.44 12.20 Swell for severity pm; Sunday, a m; South a.m.. Danbury East, 7.23, 7.40 11.09 a m. 6.17 m. Suits Young Men and Boys to close Dan-bur- y, AN 3.08, 5.00 m : 6.15 m. p J. Hoddinot of Rowan John Keller is one who at- p Sunday, p Wesi 9.34 a 8.10 m. street, the only v.n a. 6.56 m, 3.15, p Sunday, to : uime hock jNortn. m., ljjsi, 4.50, p, Hawley ville 8.54. Sunday West to at these low attended a very enjoyable family tended every day during the year. m; Sunday, 10.46 a m; South, 8.36 a m., 2.45, 7.35 m. Danbury prices 4.50 p.m; 6.06 p. m. p reunion at Beaver Brook at the home Shoes and Oxfords are Others worthy of mention are: Esther Sunday, Hawleyvllle East, 7.34, 7.51,11.21 a m.6.32 p m being West, 9.20 a m, 3.00, 7.56 p m. Sunday east All oar $ 7.50 Suits at of his brother, George Hoddinot, on Wade, 192 days; George Davis, 192; 9.10 am: west 7.20 n m. $5oo North Newtown 7.38 7-5- week. There were five broth Elliot 191; DANBURY DIVISION. East. a m, 6.39 p m. All oar 10.00 Suits at 0 day last sold at Northrop, Joseph Keller, West. f3.l3 a m. fa.sa. n 48 n m ers 11 besides 190i; Ethel Mills, 190; Robert Hamlin, Danbury North 6.05, 7.35, 9.30 10.42, 10.55 a m. Sandy Hook East 7.42, 11.28 am, 6.44 p mi All our 15.00 Suits at 12.00 present, grandchildren, West 9.08 a m, 2.48, 7.42 m. 189i; Elsie Lau- - sod, d.uos, o.si, i.zu p m. Sunday 7.41 p a number of cousins. Bibbins, 189i; Samuel p m. South, 5.55, 7.25, 8.11, 10.09, 11.45 a m.. Southbury East, 7.53, 11.40, 6.55 p m. West All our $18 to $25 Suits at ridson, 189; 189; James 3.39, 6.30, 6.45 p m. Sunday 7.55. a. m, 6.00 u.ui. u ."v. ..JO J III Frank Nordman has moved his black Dorothy Davis, i.va p m. Southford East, 8.01, a m. 11.47. 7.02 o m. West Garnet, 189; Perkin 189; Stan- Bethel North,7.13,10.36 10.46 a 5.26, 8.53 a m. 2.29. 7.27 n m. Ths art for first class and th stats of ths Beav- Nichols, m,2.14,s2.57, - pric8 goods cossidaring smith shop from Fred Ferry's on D.so, o.uo in. a m, B.itt m. Waterbury Due, 8 27 a m, 12.13, 7.27 o n- ley 189; p aunuay, lu.u, p 8.30 market, ars a Did kaow woolsas wars bow er street to Short's Northrop, Herbert Turney, South 6.01. 7.31. 8.18. 10.15. 11.52 a m.3.45. IB.3B. West, a ra. 2.05, 7.00 u m clothiag "good buy." yon the shop opposite I- -) 188; Marion Fanton, 188. The whole 6.54 n m. Sundav 8.02. a m. 07 7 4ft r m about higher ia pries thaa a ago? It's so aad it mMM of sonras bat factory, formerly occupied by Fred Bedding North 7.06, 10.29 a m 2.08, 6.51, 8.00 pm. yar number enumerated October, 1904, ouiiuuv. v.uo & in. B.ii li ill. nnnr.n. tt ir. i BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. highr prices or poorer quality for ths mosey you pay STsrywksrs, It's a Klein. u o.uo m was 194. ". aiu,i.iK ui. suiiutty, a m, o.ld p to " V ' During tbe year, 189 have Sanford North. 7.01. 10.24a m. 2.04. R 45 7 ?u; nm Botsford North, 7.32. 10.30, a rn. s2.46. 5.03. good tims save a few dollars upoa your purchase her. been and are divided as fol- 0uuuny, v,a a, ui, o.u, p in, ooutn, 0.11, s.zs a 5.11,5.25. 7.11 p m; 8unday,8.49. 9.04 a m. 6 49 Many friend makers. ... BROOKFIELD. registered m. 12.02. 7.06 d m. Sundav. 8.12 a m HIT n m South, 7.05. 8.23, 10.22 a m. 3.48, 6.52 p m. Sun- - bargains, lows: urciivuie nurco, d.k,iu.14 lu.di a m, 1.5a, 2.42s, UUJ I . ll u m. s.iu, o.oo, i.ou p m. sunaay, .4 a m, 8.01 Stan Knr.ttfmvl tihw,tra Reg. Avr. Per cent. b 7.23, 10.11, a 4.52. 7.00 FROM CORN BLIGHT. m. South, 6.16, 7.49, 8.33,10.31 a m,12.0S, 3.58, Stepney North, m, TROUBLE 1.50 7.13 d. m. Sunday. 8.18 a m. 6.23 DM Tl TO m; s.s a m; south. 7.13. 8.33 10.31a Yellow, 20 174 86 wn sunuay,7 (Ml - rw K. Georgetown North,6.49, 10.19 a m, 1.54, 6.32.7.46 3 r7 it m n,titi, v t. m this W. 12 9 74 fT. is much w. There complaint again MOLLAN, Judd, pin. ouuuay, a m, i.oi p m. south, 6.0. Long Hill North, Hi, 10.06, a m, 4.41 27 19 71 5.37 a m, 12.ll, 7.16 m. 8.21 a m o.M p m; sunaay, rs.4S a m; South 7.21. 8.37. from the corn blight, which Sport Hill, p Sunday, 3ri 4 11" W year 6.26 in A til ?llti ,i n. Mnnrlnu ' in H. 1026 Main Conn. 18 pm f7!lo, 10.00,' Q. promises to be more serious than for St., Bridgeport, Adams, 12 66 Trumbull North. a m, 4.40 Babcock, b.48 p m; Sunday, rs.42 a m; South, 7.27, 8 42. 32 21 65 11141 M 4 7 11 ...... fu m the past two years. At present it Center, (P) ni I ...(7., .... n m.I Unnrl.i,.i . . , J . . 1. 111. IJTCB FIELD BRANCH 'V... J tj 986 Main Conn. seems to affect the varieties used for Wilson, 9 5 63 Bridgeport North, 6.5s, 9.48, am 4 28, Street, Bridgeport, Bethel Leave 10.50 a m. S3.00.5.29 n in. A rri-v- 6Ji5 p m; Sunday, 8. a m; Arrive 7.40, '8.55 ensilage. It shows itself in the bot- Center, (G) 27 16 61 10.10 a m, 3.35 p m. a ui. x.v.o- - i .o p m ; unaay, 8.28. p. m. The Public Library Is Just Our Store.'- - - which turn for Dodd Shoes and Oxfords for Women 27 19 52i p m. Opposite tom leaves first, yellow, Agent Dorothy Aspetuck, Bawley ville North, 11.05 a m, S3.13 5.45 p m. WATERTOWN RRANnn the stalk until all of the Rock House, 17 9 51 auwiai, v.so a ui. ifiavB ior isetnei v.97 a m. Waterbury Leave, 6.45, 8.32, 11.03 a m. extending up a m. 3.22 d m. 3.57, 5.10. 6.12. 7.03, 8.59, 11.20 m. Yel 11.16 p Sundaysla leaves turn yellow and die. As the For two years in succession, tbe Shapaug North, a m, s3.31 5.56 ip.m. 9.58 a m, 8.17 p ni. Arrive. 6.40. 7.46 m i:' u m