ByyAiyo. Star Wind Mills. Charter XJsed ForAy Purpose If yon do'not a Gasoline what En- - wait Engine, Stationeries, Portables, do yon flunk of a Windmill? I am aura that yoa Gasoline pn-- can't do better than to bny a STAR. Lota in use p i State Your Power Needs or Tour around her, and all satisfactory. engine. Customers' Needs. Bee. E. N. SIPPERLET, - - - Wbstfokt, Conn. Newtown E. N. The Sipperley, Westport, Ct.

s VOLUME XXV. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 19035. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 50

LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Christmas THE EVASIVE POLE. Time Is fast approaching. A.Qreat Gathering It pays to buy early when you have more THE LECTURE IN THE TOWN HALL MON- -, tin to make your choice. We have an DAT JANUARY 12, 1903, BY selected stock this of Good Gifts For Men. EVENING, exceedingly well year HERBERT C. BKIDGMAN ONE FULL OF sad a comparison will ehow you that oar prices are very low. men like for Last INTEREST AND INFORMATION. THE laid aside uatil Women are learning what gifts. TICKETS ON SALE DECEMBER 31. , Goods cheerfully you for waat them. ; year we sold more home comforts and dress helps than ever before. This year it begins to How would you like to stand at the C. L. BRYANT. holiday gifts all North Pole? It is certainly a remark- look as our liberal supply of gift things would able locality, a point from which every though lies due south. How bo nclcLe j other point 344 Main Street, Danbury. strange it would seem to stand within All the following gifts are here in goodly variety: that magic circle of sixty feet in di- MEI08 A COMPANY'S AOVMTISKMBNT. ameter, at the north end of the axis of Housecoats, 5.00 to 8.50. the earth? One would behold there 2.00 to 3.50. no rising nor setting of the stars, the Foster's High Cut Cardigan, Jackets, latter moving in consecutive circles Sweaters, 1.00 to 3.00. directly overhead. In midsummer the Daily Gift .Bulletin No. I. Bun would be seen revolving around Shoes Silk 50c to 1.00. ; Mufflers, the heavens, instead of traveling across, ; Choosing a gift for a man is easiest done will feet and ankles Silk 1.00 to 2.00. the sky, remaining at the same ele- keep your dry Suspenders, - vation above the horizon for a few days, in a man s store, because a man is to 1.00. . always and warm. Silk Handkerchiefs,. 50c and then beginning to wend its way pleased with 1.38 z. slowly downward in a spiral. ? Finally something he.can irear. Bigh Cut Water King. They keep Linen Handkerchiefs, would Housecoats : $3-- 5 it disappear altogether, though carry enough comfort to water out, 1.00 and 1.50. afterward a please Fancy Shirts, for many days twilight any man; but we've heard men housfi-coa- ts ligh Cut Storm Shoss. They keep -- 1.00 and 1.50. glow would travel around, ever getting complain enow out. $3.00 Pajamas, less and less until at last it vanished. are. too heavy, so we've had made light- 25c to 1.00. Then would be Neckwear, for months there the weight coats sure to -h- ones if . Good Felt Boots 1.97 to 3.00. and total darkness of winter, only the stars please eavy 1.00, 1.50 up. . Gloves, and occasional aurora rendering the wanted. Hosiery," 25c and 50c. ,; surrounding desolation visible. All Grav R. F. FOSTER & CO., Fur 2.50 to 8.50. this has been said to have you feeljthat brwn, blue, Capsi is of roon- - and 4 Maia St., Danbury, Conn. there something intense interest uai ,rrA.M dark overplaid Fine Underwear, 2.00 to 3.50. in any narrative that has to do with a IIUUOLlsU113 effects in double faced 'Next to Danbury NationalBank. journey into the far north. Herbert L. Bridgman's lecture on Peary's, goods plaid inside, on collars, cuffs and poc- "Progress to the Pole," that is to be ketssatin and cord the "F. Keane & Co., in the Town Monday even bound, best value we John given hall, ever offered at . Out Of ing, January 12, 1903, dealing, as it Dark overplaids, silk cord Going ; Main and John Streets, does, with polar scenes which Mr SO and Library Building himself cannot fail to binding, $7. $10; dark blue and Oxford CONN. Bridgman saw, double-face- Business. BRIDGEPORT, be of absorbing interest. If one knows d coats, silk cord binding, very bow important a part lights and fine, Owing to the fact'that I am about Christmas. shadows in the frozen he $12 bnalnesa I bare decided to Store open evenings until play regions to engage Jn other will be prepared to be delighted with Long, house gowns of elose out my entire stock of Diamonds, Watch beautiful stereoDticon views. Ail mmnm.. 13 the faced es and Jewelry at Main street. In order to $eats in the Town hall are to be d"le cheviot, more this stock rapidly the margin of profit reserved for this lecture. This is done I1UUOLUUWI10 dark gray outside; made has been brushed away and the Jeweler's a ' We simply toensure large advance sale, to button, and have silk cord and knife sent to toe Heart of every article. which must be bad to guarantee those tassel; $7.60 mean business I Tbls season's choicest pat- In wise even. and 510. minimum of charge coming out in any terns at your disposal at a their A CHRISTMAS TlENU. Thirty-fiv- e cents admits an and Goods laid aside for Christmas adult, Blanket and actual worth. twenty-liv- e cents admits one under robes, gray where a deposit Is made on them, "Palatable, Profitable, Popular. fifteen years of age. The tickets go BATHROBES lafs and fixtures For Sale. &; Served At on sale Wednesday morning, December - Daily 31, at the store of R. H. Beers & Co., blue red-strip- ed Kl&ll- R. Randall Davidson in Newtown Street, and at the store of pink, and eider down robes, BUSINESS Taylor, Curtis & Co.. in Sandy Hook. $S; heavy blanket robes and a of . 4th Door Below Postofflce, all are devoted variety plaids Remember, proceeds and colors, $6; finest run to 4 Main Street, Ansonia, Conn. COLLEGE toward placing twelve free subscrip qualities up $10 BROWN'S tions to the the Newtown Library at and $12. or or Cannon tne disposal tne principal tne ; Made 46 Street, Bridgeport. uigh school as awards ror scnoiarsmp. for comfort and wear J. W. Drlboarnf, D. D., With any approach to the patronage that such a lecture merits, this benefit- MlrrERS of both and School i I0'0':on lhat 4 Bank Darby, Conn. Modern Bookkeeping;, Shorthand. Penmanship, Typewriting, ing Library High ssegiving. Dciier St., Commercial Law, Commercial Law, Business Forma, Moslc, would be quite easy. The lecture is account black and to : chocolate, $1 J2.S0. Advertisement Writing,. given under the of the Men's Dictation, English, Spelling, auspices . Has a Sanatorium for . ana Open until Christmas. opened Business Practice, Banking, - Correspondence, literary ana social uiud, every evenings of Cancers. Dr Mel- j Lectures on Bnalnesa Success. member is pledged to work for s its the Cure success. . Cancers bourne Removes all Everything fresh and seasonable and served by competent under a '. TRINITY CHURCH. guarantee. and skilled educational chefs. ' e see the school INCORPORATED ' V I Get a Better in session. ABLE SERMON BY RECTOR GRIFFITH. HamsUto-Fo- No Knife ! No Pain catalogue. yet oi P Main Street and Fairfield BanxjcroKT. Avenue. HEW HAVB3T. -- new Clothier call, 51 is, Derby, Ct. Rev George W. Griffith, the (MOSTawasT Telephone rector of St Thomas' church at Bethel, comma) apBuroiuu was the preacher at the Advent serv- Bridgeport. Conn. ice at Trinity, last Friday evening. Your Dr Edward S. Warnes, He gave an excellent and impressive "Look Over sermon from the text, Psalm 63: 1, "O God, thou art my God." He said in 1 Operative Dervtlt, for NINETEEN Tears at part: Located The most important, thing for a A.mA If VMI hflvS funds 1062 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.;, rational being in this world is to try dew to find out who or what is cause far Investment, ssnd to as for k Co. the serlnalen at First on Opposite Smith, Murray of bis existence, and what is the pur- Mortgages of his existence. This is more ridges rt Improved Real Estate, fiold Crowns. Work and Fillings, the kind pose Any raperty for aale ? Bridge important than any acquirement of a at prices; Artincia material experience, or intellectual yon admire, made of pure gold, Specialty popular culture. Tlio ScrtBners' Co., Teeth that fit and look natural, and an oiner uemai wot, When we find the cause of our exist- jomuku ence we find Iris-sno- rt, Conn Consultation iee. that Supreme Intelligence 17 ralrleld Ave, .' skillfully at satisfactory prices. who is our God. God is a good God, and He has made us like Himself in our essential nature. STAR RESTAURANT Having an infinite, loving - interest in us He wants us to realizejjoun like- Mrs Mary Scanlon being tbe com--1 which was burned last year, is beirg )t fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. ness. He wants us to unfold in our plainant. Attorney C. H. Northrop I rebuilt. Frank Pinckney &"Son are for 26 cenU. TZXS ATiPvmr PPHTTIflTg. the divine likeness! To appeared for the state. Justice Bradley the contractors. to man or or The bast dinner in the city ' experience ' woman, boy girL i I ceptable .. - V Runner SV 0 meals Si, fibst-oLa-ss work." help us do that He enters into the lined Costello $2 and costs, amounting W7 lfCnl? kinds all. all ' okuav new I'VIIV prices latlrel watted. Under management closest possible communion with us. to $14.22. In default of the necessary Mr and Mrs John Sheehan drove to Watehe9ji 1032 Main Conn. He Jtie tninKS. amount Constable C. B. Johnson took good. Davis & Hawley QUALITY is especially pronounced in accurate, St., Bridgeport, What is like, wnat Danbury, Saturday. ' " STAR RESTAURANT COMPANY how He feels, what is His will He re- him to jail. artistic Watches. . " - ' ' Order cooklnga specialty. veals in the character of His Son. Quality considered,, our prices are the lowest ; Looking to Jesus, then, we find the The many Newtown friends of J. Miss Kate O'Haver was in town. nature of our Heavenly Father, and Russell Smith, now of Danbury, will Saturday. Men's sad Boys' Watches, $7.00 mp to $300. bow we can enter into communion be pained to learn that he is suffering Have " with Him. from a cancer on one ear. . Conductor D. J. Ryan of tbe Nau- - If It's Made of Kubber We It This communion is our obligation gatuck division had a thumb badly and in it we come to our highest pos- C. R. Lewis, night operator at the smashed, one day, last week. He is The & Co., session, the presence and spirit and Hawleyville station, has accepted a passing a lew days with his brother, Davis Hawley life of our (jod. in prorouna experi- position with the Virginia and South- Michael Ryan. 006 lain Street, Bridgeport. ence of all kinds we come to love and western railroad as train dispatcher. His 'will be Official Watch for the N. T N. H. & H. R. R. Co. trust our God, and Snothing is so soul headquarters at Bristol, ijl.iuul,i iji vi i , nuu una vwu .u uu Inspectors satisfying, so assuring, so protecting, Tenn., and he will leave for his new employ of D. C. Peck for some weeks, as that loving confidence in our God. position, December 23. has taken a position with C. F. Beard-- Our highest joy comes when out of a sley at tbe Wayside Inn in New Mil- - we "O Thou Miss Florence Warner passed Sun sincere heart cry: God, with friends in the Park fora. Useful Christmas Gifts art my God." day City. Will Curtis Dassed Sunday in Bridge Ryan brothers have erected in St Bridgeport's Leading Hat and Shoe ORANGE JOTTINGS. port, the guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Rose's cemetery a monument to tbe Curtis. memory of their father, the late Owen Store. NEW OFFICERS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY Ryan. M. O. Keane of Bridgeport did POMONA. Dr V. V. Morrell Of Danbury.' the the work. For Ladies: For Men: For Boys: veterinary surureon, can be reached by At the of the Fairfield telephone. His number is 88. Jobn W. Ryan "is out with a band Rain Coats, Mackintoshes, meeting some M. Mackintoshes, Bubber Coats, County Pomona Grange in Bridgeport, Portland cutter, bought of A. Mackintoshes, last week Wednesday, John J. Nor Pbilo Botsford is confined to the Briscoe & Son. Boots, Bain Coats, 'Boots, throp or jn ewtown was cnosen assistant house with whooping cough. Arctics, Arctics. steward. The other officers elected Mrs William Baldwin of Hawleyville Oil Coats, Overshoes, were: Master, William J. Wood of Mr and Mrs I. B. Goodsell recently was a recent guest of her daughter, Overshoes, Wake-le- y, Boots, Hats, Westport; overseer, Gideon N. entertained William Waterhouse of Mrs Benjamin Smith of Obtuse. Leggins, Huntington; lecturer, Mrs Lloyd Bridgeport. ... Gloves, Arctics, Caps, Godfrey, Wilton; steward, P. R. Nich- Leggins, ols, Trumbull; chaplain, Rev W. E. Mrs has gone to Aprons. - Bridget Kelley Overshoes, Gloves, Hooker, New Canaan; treasurer, John Bridgeport, where she will spend the Foot Balls, E. Selleck, New Canaan; secretary, winter with her daughter, Mrs James Hats, Mrs Nellie E. Blakeman, Oronoque; Burns, of 100 uaroline street. For Children: Striking Bags. gate keeper, Charles Sherwood, Easton; Mackintoshes, Caps, Ceres, Edith Sherwood, Easton: re H. W. Wright, with his portable en Leggins, porter, J. J. JNortnrop: fomona, Alice gine and thresher, threshed 500 bush Toy Wringer, Nichols, Trumbull;. Flora, Mrs H. C. els of oats for John R. last week. Sets, Aprons. For Baby: assistant Jose- Peck, Printing Dolls, Holmes; lady steward, and also' a large quantity for James Boots, Gloves, phine Stummel. Canaan: executive Farreu. Toys, committee, Rev J. W. Hoy t, New Arctics, Mittens, Mrs W. J. Wood, Orershoes, Balls, Canaan; pianist, Martin Ryan of Botsford, who has Tobacco Pouches, Battlers, Westport. The officers win be install- been sick with tonsilitis, is now some Leggins, ed on the fourth Wednesday of Janu- what Umbrellas, Traveling Bags, Teething Rings, ary, 1903. improved. Teething Pads. Toys. Suit Cases. Morris and went to Un-x-l- d C. A. Bedat is to rebuild his house Attorney family Hat & Shoe Co., on site of New Haven for the winter, last week the the building burned, last Wednesday. James Leavey will look Coirs. week xaonaay. after the stock on their farm in their Arcade, Bridgeport, Mrs Howard Bassett of Shelton has absence. visited Mrs Charles Winton. Reliable Goods. Lowest Prices. Dr W. C. Wile expects to start in a few days for warmer countries. He We have had Selectman Morris deserves more than expects to visit Honolulu and may The best shoe made for A A a passing word of praise. On Sunday a of the winter in Japan. For Quarter Of bench. This be and his sons, Curtis and spend part the money. means tnac we nave gamea a KnowieoKe oi tne Business,Centurywnicn is or great value to iuu at morning, Danbury News. well as tons, and this knowledge enables us to do on the nramlaas what teirim amsa Phillips, and Martin Talty, cleared the to senLaway to be done. This causes dela:r and RISK, as many valuablebutarticles are lost ia sidewalks of snow from Mrs Marble's Winter styles in all transnort&tion. It also enables as to rive Iletter service at leas cost. Tim Im Mnn..t and 1 to the residence of Charles Henry The Burrowe's portable pool leathers. of work turned oat by us is evidence that our ability and good service are tpprocuted. recK. billiard table makes a very handsome Christmas present to go into any home. TAYLOR & is of There A fit for every foot." GREGORY, CO., Charles Downs has sold a The table rich mahogany. RUBBER 7 ALL1NG heavy pair and and Practical or uevon oxen to are four sizes, 5,6,6 feet, Jewelers, EHzabetn St., Derby, li. kj. mioert. seven styles with five jointed and pol- Controlled exclusively by 13 Church Street, ished one four 52 Asylum Street, Rev Henry Hallam Tweedy, pastor cues, bridge, leveling church of blocks, one bottle, four pocket covers, Hartford. New Haven. Plymouth Congregational one triangle, one book of instructions 1 Utica, N. Y., has accepted the call 125 Main Street, South church for 21 games, 10 ten pins, four extra We Are Coming Near to Christmas. from the Congregational over 40 pieces in all. Notice N. of to become its pastor and tips, The fumx 399 Main Street, Bridgeport L. Biever's advertisement in another HtU-to-- Ft CUthkrs. great day is scarcely 149 Main 'Street, Bridgeport. will enter upon his new duties Janu- column. He is located at 271 Main does some ana even says in advance you wul see as attratetive Stamford. ary 15. Main Strewt mmI Fairfield Ave.. play, Our store will be filled with that will Norwich. street, Derby. (SSBTBWBS1 OOBBBB) thing delight James Costello was brought before Bridgeport, Conn. Justice M. J. Bradley, Friday, charged The ice house belongingto the Mu- POSTOFFICE NEWS STORE, with assault and breach oi tne peace, tual Milk & Cream Co. of Hawleyville, THE NEWTOWN BEE, .FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

OUR NEIGHBORS.

MONROE. Hair e THE TOYS My It came at last and with a vengeance--th- cold & Co. Hair makes But our stock had been well selected with Smith, Murray CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Ayer's Vigor snap. a view to such an and our The annual turkey supper, given by the hair grow because it is a just emergency patrons Bridgeport. Conn. IN the ladies last Wednesday evening, justify our forethought by calling on our varied proved a very enjoyable and profitable hair food. It feeds the hair time even though the evening was supply. some and the hair that's all stormy. The receipts were over grows, One to all and that-th- e lowest consistent 850. Tne children naa a very prettily there is to it. It fall price BASEMENT decorated table and tbeir articles net stops with good quality. Of ted some over $3. The company dis ing of the hair, too, and Opening been and still are persed at a late hour pronouncing the to A Good Have sup annual a fine success. restores color to gray hair. It Pays Get Article. next a large demand and there are yet plenty for all; and the Christmas services will be held J. C AVER CO., Lowell. Man. plying Sunday morning with an address and rAsnn for tnis is that we snrrolied ourselves with a stock that music appropriate to the Advent sea son, concert win oe neia THE BENHAM Noah's and jno tnis year bury for a month, caring for the. sick. SHOE CO., would satisfy both wants purse. but instead a Christmas tree will be is a nurse of for school in She good and has plenty Conn. But the few remaining davs will certainly make an indent provided the Sunday the worK. Derby, ! parlors on.Wednesday night, Christmas The schools close this week, for a in the "collection of little treasures, and this week is eve. s Postoffice people's Rev G. H. Johnson dined with Rev vacation. be. We have a good supply of Christmas far better than next week will W. H. Salmon of the Sooth Congrega from 10c. up. Mixed nuts, Receive Children to tional cnurcn. uriatrenort, jmaav. candy fancy Ready to letters from the Our dolls have never been more beautiful; we have never oe crakers ana sweet oranges, an ror our of Thei iannuai icnurcn meeting win Christmas trade. Come and see us. hope her recovery is entertained. Santa Claus. Mail all letters in box at entrance to could never be held at the close of the morning serv C. G. Downs, HeweYork specialist has been cal had snch an assortment, and best of all, they 28. a run the grocer. led in consultation with local ices, December uet there be Mrs jonn itaacnn ana son, unaries, the phy- Noah's of Staircase. so attendance out. ; ones. sicians and all agree that death is but Ark, top bought for little money. have both been among the sick a of few Mrs M. J. Mclxmoughhas been question a hours. HARMONY GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS. quite- Miss Lulu Banks is confined to the of ill. Miss Rose McDonough of Kaufja- Dolls of all sizes and all sorts Crusoe, The Fast Mail. The annual election officers for 1 e ror house with tire mumps. took tuck is he oaring her. M. Li. Wilson has anew 10c Twenty-liv- e cent : Tid-- Harmony Grange place Friday F. H. Eastman has been in Derby horse bought for from to $10. games last-a- s of evening ioiiows: a few days, the guest of F. L. Wheeler. Bridgeport parties. NEW HAVEN. Snecerestions dolls from 10c to 25c. New n- Jf for fes- Sensible for Gift Chairs for dledy winks, Authors, Bicycle M., jr. J. waies. !N.ew bucKwneat flour, tne oia-ras- reparations the Christmas Go-cart- s, 50c to v American O., Homer E.Sherman. and all different tivities at the Congregational church $5. Game; beauty blocks, Rose ioned kind, the syrups are on committee : 39c and 75c. The Hen that Laid the Golden L., Sinclair. to go with it. we aiso nave a large going merrily. .The Cradles, 19c, S., George Hawley. of rock for in charge win make special efforts to Buyers : supply salt packing pork. im- . Sideboards, bureaus, chiffoniers, and '. A. S., Howard H. Wheeler. have this years entertainment an Egg, W. N. Hurd. over Miss Cut out B C, Edward Curtiss. TV. Hj. ana provement last. May Hull Silks 25c and 50c. A C, 89c, Edwin C. Shelton. Mrs Hoyson son, mi icon, has of and Pretty Cloak clasp, $2.00 pair. - Secretary, of were guests, last Wed- charge the literary program Dept. . Morris ehairs, $1.25. Parchesi, 89c, v Treasurer.'Theodore Lockwood. Bridgeport the little ones to have some- One button Glove, a good A. expect all-wo- Cape glove nesday, of Mrs Mary Peet. for Gifts. Coats ol Ten cent Go New York Game, 89c, G. K., JohnM. Burr. same is a thing original to tell about Santa Two specials in Ker for wear, SI.00 pain- games': Bang, Mrs Miss urait in Bridgeport Claus this 30 every day Jach Barnum's Greatest Show, 98c. C, George Hawley. few days, the guest of Mrs Levi Downs. year. We have picked out several sey Monte Carlo Coats, inches long. Cashmere Gloves, suede finish and Authors, Straws, Ring Toss, P. Mrs Edwin C. Shelton, nas Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sherwood spent At t7.95.coat with storm collar, M. Mrs t. a. .Eastman returned In hundred yards from our best plain high silk lined, black and colors, 50c pair. UIJI till IIUUU F., Ida Benedict. from a visit to friends in New York their Thanksgiving East Bridgeport satin lined, colors Tan, L. A. S., Mrs Ambrose Hurd. the guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Mott and fancy silks, all of which, with pearl buttons, Big assortment of Golf Gloves for citv. Mrs Sherwood has not been from Castor, (Black. Organist, Mrs Alexander Sinclair, Ribbon and broken candy forioc a away hundreds more, we expect to sell women and children, In plain and Committee an Woman's work, Mrs also a stock of all kinds of home before in 10 years. She stayed a At $11.50, coat with Nutria and Wool 50c LolCO Handkerchiefs Mrs Edward pound: large week for the benefit of her health. for holiday waist and dress fancy colors, pair. Edge George Hawley, Curtiss, candy for Christmas. Sweet Florida pat Seal high storm collar, lined with heavy Silk Golf White or AT HALP PRICE AND LESS. Miss Rose Sinclair. mixed terns. The collection includes: Gloves, Black, oranges, cranberries, nuts and satin, pearl buttons. Positively the $1.00. $1.25 ' Give us Christmas order. NICHOLS. Grey, pair. me-sno- celery. your Printed Liberty Silks. ever offered. Added to aur extensive line of handkerchiefs are sev In of banks, service rw N biggest bargain Women's Silk very fancy spite 14 Hurd Plain Black Silks. ' Mittens, fancy open was held at , St Peter'snd were eral hundred lace ones, a manufacturer's line, and Mrs r; q. Beers wish to IK BRIEF. Plain Colored Silks. work back, 50c, 75c, $1.00 pair. edged being sample nresent. and friends for NEWS Children's Coats. about three to. five of a stvle. Thev ranee from Zdc to and .are Miss Fannie M. Burr is now home thank their neighbors Guaranteed Black Taffeta. Children's Kid Mocha Mittens, for i.su tbeir kindness during Mrs Beers' ill- James Dew will ship his household Fancy Taffetas. Cloth coats, lace trimmed and inter 12 c, after seven weeks' absence. Fed- - trimmed, 50c, 75c - put on for special holiday selling at 25c and 50c. ness. Mrs Beers Is now slowly improv goods. Saturday, December 20, to Fancy Striped Silks. Castor and pair. Mrs Kettleton and son, Kexrora, Ma., where he will make lined, colors, Red, Blue, (Left aisle, front.) - ing. eraisourg, ate $3-9- have visited with friends in isridge- J. W. Treadwell, William Mallett his home. Mr Dew and family will These are all in up-to-d- pat Tan, 4 to 10 years prices from 5 up. nort. and Levi P. Hubbell, the local sports not leave for their new home until terns and the eoler range includes Black Moire Coat lace trimmed and Men's umn J. V reaenourir naa reuteu uis of seven Christmas day. 4 Furnishing Whit-loc- k, men Tashua, have captured ofJ interlined, to 8 years. Price 3.95, Holiday Slippers. farm to a family by the name of M iss LiOtut every shade and combination . foxes thus far this season, xQiizabetn Heard of am. worth $5.95. Department. They are all ready for you to make your selections from. Slip who have previously lived in Peter Lynch, the blacksmith at the Huntincrton. is making- a few davs colors. Each waist or dress pat from can the place. Center, shod 100 horses, last week, stay with her ifncle, C. B. Nichols. tern will be boxed in- - ftere you will find a Christmas stock pers for men, youths and boys ; an assortment to pick that 100 win u. neiton served as a mem W. a. has neatly gift Vool Waists. a of SDecial errand called without any assistance, uurtiss completed erecting fashion for the of Men's Furnishings worthy of your not fall to satisfy your need and desire. It you thought 01 giving ber the jury by Robert Mcuioua, an expert black an areometer and tank for the White asking. Fine twilled Flannel waists, tucked attention. : An assortment of . in the murder case of tower is 60 .. . Prices Yard ( elegant' Christmas come in and look over our stock. We Judge. Shumwayt-- 1 . .7- - smith from the is Peter Wing noultrv farm. The 590 a Upward 'pair for a gift, say t West, assisting . hack and front. Foor-in-- JOnn JYl. uouuoiu ui new iuin vjivy. feet-high- . Red, Green, Navy, Men's Neckwear, . Derbys, this because we feel sure will Mrs who lived Lynch in nts snop, tnis week, and Black. you purchase. Freda Coles, formerly Mrs A. Jfi. Pixiey, wno nas been Miss 1 annie Beach is boarding in Light Blue, Grey vaiue Hands, Tecks, Bows, Club Ties, Aacota, in the place with Henry Fanton, has of this the cold $2.00, $1.50 each. a divorce from Reuben spending a number months in Great Bridgeport, winter, being price Imperials at 25c, 50c each. . been granted Harrington, Mass., is now nere, ana to severe ror her to go nacK and rortn. Finer quality at $1.95 each, worth Men's all the best makes To Introduce Our Slipper Stock. poles on the grounds of intemperance will spend the winter with her daugh Miss Jessie cook lett, this weeK, ror Glqes and desertion. Massachusetts where she will a $2.50. Meyer's and Dents' for dress or street. ' ter, Mrs Daniel Mahoney. . spend all sizes nA ca mn as Tan Russia Calf, opera out, patent leather trimmed, white kid lining, tan kid Mrs Marv Beardsley is ill at the few weeks visiting friends. Plain and One hundred Siik Waists, .l.Wi A.U,i Vl.UU MuNU1. heelpiece, all nana made, worm sa.oo, tor 91.09. home of her brother, Albert Wheeler. BETHEL. A. S. C. Cook has recently sold his and colors. - Price $3.48 each, worth Men's natural wool YOUTHS' taa viol kle, leather trimmed, kid lined, hand turned, 980. Underwear, patent horse to K. Brooks. $5.00 to $6.50. shirts or Drawers, 75c each worth $1.00. FOR THE LITTLE HEN Chocolate viol, patent leather trimmed, kid lined, SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. E. S. Fairchild and family are now Fancy Waists. STEPNET. Men's natural . wool Shirts or 980. ';:.' The schools will close, Fri nicely settled in. their new home. Very fine grade red vioi kid, leather trimmed, kid lined, 980. public W. Silk, Flannel and Cotton: loves as Qifts. fine $1.00 patent A PLEASANT SOCIABLE. day, for a two weeks' vacation; This Bachener and family have been Drawers, very quality, H. 01 re-- . is one week more than is usually had entertained at E. Reed's. Hundreds styles and every We offer unsurpassed values In $2.00 each. , j The sociable the Methodist Miss Clara In . : given by at this season of the year, but owing lngalls spent Sunday waist is as perfect in shaping and putable qualities. Imported Kid Notice Ladies' Aid society at the home of Mr to to the scarcity and high price of Bridgeport. , and Mrs Wilbur even Miss a and as correct in style and finish Gloves, newest shades of Tans, Modes French, .Friday of coal the school board has thought Alma flumo entertained par ' " These stores will be open evenings until Christmas. This allows ing, was well attended. There were best to have an extra week's vacation, ty of young friends at her home, recent- as the best manufacturers onlycan and Pastel, one. large pearl button each.' . six'evenings for those to do their shopping who are unable to come nearly 100 present. The program At the meeting of the school board ly. The evening was much enjoyed make them. All colors and black of the evening was weir rendered. Miss Monday evening, it was voted to take by all those present. the and. at the same time on the as 'few - and white in both silk and French during day, impose employes Twist of East Village favored the up mechanical drawing in all the Oscar .Flumo has purchased a new extra hours as the occasion demands. - company with a recitation In her usual schools for remainder of horse. flannel, the models from was wen re the the year. ranging pleasing manner, wnicn This is considered an important.branch those severely plain to quite elab ceived. The Highland Glee club of by schools or other places, ana strong EASTOW. Bridgeport gave several selections. ly recommended by those connected orate creations. which were heartily encored and were with educational work. BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS. considered a rare treat by all. At the Silk Waists, $5 to $95. The close of the program, supper was " MASONIC AFFAIRS. No service at the church Sunday on Flannel Waists $1.50 up. R. H. Beers & Co. . snow. Cotton served by the young ladies. Many Eureka Lodge, F. & A. M., elected account of the Waists $s.s$. couples from Newtown, Trumbull and these officers. Tuesday night: W. M. The annual Society meeting will be Newtown, Dec. 19, 1902. Monroe teoK or tne excel held at the church on Saturday, advantage W. C. SwiftjiS. W., W. T. Wright; J 1 Mo . Stores. lent sleighing, and spent the evening W.. A. Robinson: treasurer, Philo Gil December 27, at p. we Stetson - at the sociable. Merchant M. H. Haw- bert: chaplain. Charles Baileyj S. D. lev was on hand with a large sleigh C. K. Bailev: J. D. F. Dimond; S. S, CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT THE EPISCOPAL New Haven, Oonn. load of young people from Stepney vil Samuel Hanna; J. if. scnoonmaker CHURCH. Silk Petticoats lage who seemed to tnorougniy enjoy tyler, G. W. Roe; marshal, A. B. Lock There will be Christmas service in both sociaoie ana sieign riae. ne wood; trustees, .rnno briioert, .Edwin the Episcopal chapel on Christmas day for Gifts. GIFTS Bachelors' club of Stepney Depot was Short and A. 10.30 a. m. in full one George Shepard. at present uniform, except . We have received another lot of memberwtio nas handed in his resig The Current Event's club met with The present outlook tends to cause just nation in anticipation of joining the Mrs G. F. Shepard of South street people to "hark back" to the days our special $5 Petticoats the last we Of Every Kind. Matrimony club, and they created no Monday afternoon. when snow came early in the season can get until after Christmas: There little sensation among the young ladies. xnemanv rrienas 01 resile uavis and remained until spring. is nothing to match them in the city While they flatly refuse to take any will be pleased to learn that he is are from an of at our price. These are regular Depend On Us young lady to supper, tney per steadily recovering attack GEORGETOWN. A few from the , useful and ap- fectly willing to pay doume price for pneumonia, with which he has been 111 many yet own. rew weeks. their the past THE CHURCH CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES." $6.50 Petticoats at $5 The school or Methodist ones...... Sunday the - preciable ; ; For Shoes. On Christmas day B. Hawley & Co church will hold its Christmas festival The Christmas exercises at the Con will close their store at 10:30 a. m., school be A price we are able to quote because in the church, Tuesday evening, De greerational Sunday will held - and will not open in the evening, as is cember 23. on Tuesday evening, December 23. At of the unusually large purohrse which Handkerchiefs, silk and linen,- for men, women and chil There is a satisfaction in able to the usual custom being depend Harry Judson of this place and Miss the Methodist church the celebration we were to make In order to ': " ' " ' Miss Florence Hull of Ansonia is obliged dren. .' . i.. on our store. Why not depend on us for footwear? The best Carrie Turner of Danbury, were mar will occur on Wednesday evening, Dec, seeure the quality of silk and excel we can to our SHOES is spending a few days with her aunt, ried, Thursday, December 11, at the 24. At the Swedish church on Thurs Flannel- praise give and RUBBER GOODS Miss M. Hi. Seeiey. Dec. 25. lence of making that we insist upon Ladies' White Aprons, Gloves and Silk Mittens, Congregational parsonage by Rev day evening, The severe ' ' ' our guarantee that every pair shall be right or we shall give you Miss Gussie Ritter arrived home, 1. Li. slack. weather may interfere with one or having. - ette House and Shoulder Shawls. - certain satisfaction. '.- - Thursday, from Northfleld for her The1 Sunday school of St Thorn more of these dates, as little opportun Wrappers Christmas vacation as hold is found for Christ Men's and Sus- at has Episcopal church will its ity practicing the Slippers,' Dainty Neckwear, Fancy Hosiery Stephen French, the Depot, Christmas carol service and . festival mas music. some nice new canned and some whistled, Jack Frost "fiddled and hu Gloves and Silk Mufflers, Fur Gloves. Foster's Seamless' Never boys 3 to 5J, $1.60 goods Christmas eve in the church. manity danced to the tune of "Down penders, Mittens, Gaps, u Rip, fresh, sweet oranges, which will help Louis Ohlweiler and have THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY. below .... " " " youths, 11 to 2, 1.35 to make the Christmas dinner a suc daughter zero." For the boys and girls, Sleds, Skates, Toys, Dolls, Games been visiting in New York. Mrs John Davis of Rockaway Beach The telephone men have gone on to ' - 'A v cess. room - ' . " " men's, 6 to 11, 2.00 The employes in tne anisning is visiting at the home of A. H. Davis, the land of xork state, leaving poles and Books. William Beard of .Bethel has been a at the Ellis Wood Co.'s fac of was and wires this of Mr and Mrs Bird- - Working Joel Godfrey Cannon unable set strung behind, flow if guest, week, tory are working nights in order to to go over his meat route on Tuesday, Macedonia is a dull little place, the in The Best Line of Boots sey Sherman. keep up with the rush of work. tne letn. to tne storm. habitants can sit on the fence and Felt and Master M. Stanley Northrop is has been on sick owing a few with his Frank Liapine the Mrs Cyrus Thomas has returned to watch the medium on which the news spending days grand: list. her home in Georgetown after an ab of the world goes by. Rubber Boots Hade. parents, Mr and Mrs M. u. Thorpe, William Beard is now doing jury sence of several weeks CANDY. The children of Mr and Mrs Turney at the Danbury CHRISTMAS all-wo- duty in Bridgeport. ol are all severe hospital. NEW MILFORD. Men's Goodyear Snag Over Felt Boots, $3.00 Northrop suffering with S. S. Jennings is convalescent, but colds. Fine Broken . ; lb Good Mixed tee lb. Men's " ' " " 2.50 TRUMBULL. is confined to his house as yet. Cady, , . vise Candy, high grade Charles B. Lane of New York city Mrs con W. O. BARTON'S OPENING. Cocoanut - ' aoe lb Chocolate aoe lb was a or M. Kunel of Weston has been Buttercups, Cream, Men's 2d grade Felt Boot (will wear well) 2.00 recent guest Mr and Mrs CHRISTMAS EXERCISES. fined home an of W. G. Barton is nowSsettled in his Cboo- - floor-walk- er by attack the grip. Choice Ribboa taelb Fine Holiday mixture with All H. Thorpe. Mr Lane is Candy, y We Warrant Gtoodyear Felts. of new store. He has a very tine store. :, store. The White Plains school held An entire carload apples in pro Peanut , 150 lb and Bon Bona, . in O'Neil's their cess of were frozen at the with the best possible and mod- Taify, olatep ajelb Men's Duck Roll Edge Goodyear Rubber Boots, 3. 35 Mr and Mrs Richard Noble of Hart Christmas Thursday shipment light Camea and each, -- Cream Rata and f entertainment, station the recent ern and up-to-d- fixtures. The citi- Candy Baskets, Candy Applea, ford welcomed a son at afternoon. There were recitations, Georgetown during - ' ' ' Men's Woonsocket, first quality, 2. 75 their home,. zens of New Milford and . - 3 5 oe Toya, each, , 4. and a Christmas tree for the severe weather. surrounding k j le Thursday, uecemDer Mrs jxooie singing It is reported that Eddie Beers, who towns have attended his opening was formerly a resident of Stepney, scholars. The occasion was greatly in and he is Master Clarence French is oy ail. has bean very sick with inflammatory this week, great numbers, delicious Chocolates in and 1 lb. THE GASH SHOE suffering enjoyed rheumatism, is a little improved. having a splendid Christmas trade. Lowney'8 in bulk or i STORES. with a severe cold, requring the ser week " " of A talking machine makes a very nice Next The Bee expects to give Boxes, 50c lb. ... , vices a doctor. STEVENSON. full of this Charles Sweezy & Son have just con Christmas present. S. J. .parks, the description interesting Shelton, tracted to build a horse barn for merchant at the center is agent for store. large the Monarch, Victor, Columbia and NEWS IN BRIEF. Hubbell T. B. Wiley at Mt Kisco, N. Y are re AT ST JOHN'S. Bros., Derby. The Coe Brass Co. have shipped two others and he will be pleased to show The Sunday school children canoaas or lumoer, this week, and are these machines to any who would like hearsing for an entertainment to be The choir will render at St John's, EL. Newtown. now loading another car. to see ana near them. His prices are given at the church at Christmas next Sunday morning, the anthem, E. Mr and Mrs French of Hunt- - low. time. "Repent Ye." At the evening service CHRISTMAS ORANGES. Mott, George William N. Brinsmade is Mrs Nor throb has returned from a "Dear or mgtown were guests, last Wednesday, erecting - quartet will, sing, tteruge 01 jar ana mrs Lievi x. u rencn. new hen house. visiting her . sister and is at F. A. Is- My Weary Soul." We have received a of choice Florida es- Mrs Charles F. Nichols is on the Are you getting the eggs from your bell's for the winter. quantity Oranges sick list. hens that you sbouidi' if not buy in Charles Downs has sold his oxen to On December 7 a daughter was bora pecially for Christmas trade; fine color and flavor, prices 35 to Mrs Annie who has ternational Poultry food at Plumb's. Levi Gilbert and has purchased a horse to Mr and Mrs irred m. straight. Gilbert, been Bronson of was 25 and doz. - Also very sick, is now gaining strength. of Oxford parties. Harmon New Haven 60c doz. Sweet Jamaica Oranges 35c Bar Mrs William Wheeler of Shelton has Mrs Monterey Bryant is very poorly in town, Saturday. GREEN FIELD HILL. W. O. is is old nanas and White ! been the guest of her brother, Coley again. French mueh better, It in the air; that still another Grapes. JEWELRY Fields. deserving veteran has reason to be, Mr and Mrs Leslie Purdy of Bridge MORRIS M. MERWIN. WEST REDDING. and is, very grateful to Esquire Dougal port have been the guests of Zal- - The death, of Morris . M. Merwin, of New Preston for being placed upon E I D mon Purdy. which occurred at his home in this T. A. CARTER SUSTAINS SERIOUS INJU Uncle Sam's "roll of honor." Albert ODD Miss of caused RY. Dickey is the lucky boy this time. Florence Hayes Ansonia has place early Wednesday morning, Mrs Mil- - visited her aunt, Miss Emily Seeiey a profound shock to many of the older T. A. Carter met with quite a pain Marion Haviland of New eliable reading Miss Bridle is residents of Greenfield who had ful last a ford has been the guest of C. D. Cole ETC , Nellie in Bridgeport, hardly accident, week, by smashing in for ISt. 'EL Establishment for at the home 01 Aimon French. thought that the final dissolution was finger in such a way as to burst it open family Washington the past 5 Homer Hubbell is best man for Hen so near. For 84 years he had lived intwo places. three weeks. Seeiey, this winter, among them and his passing to the Unclaimed letters remain in the ry , Rev A. J. was entertained at to: S. Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, The Monroe schools close on Friday, other world, like the removal of some Amery postoffice addressed E. Beal, Jewelry, and have a recess of two weeks. venerable oak,leaves a distinct vacancy John Todd's, Sunday. Robbie Buslmoe, Kunegunda Cepuck - The most successful entertainment The new cottage being built by Mr not soon overlooked. In both church Mrs Gracie Cooper, Virginia Dormer, Headquarters Silverware, Cut Leather Miss is now and town affairs he had borne a con- ever given by the Epworth League of wnstor jraiKowsKa, u. Gibbs, Mrs w Glass, Sweezy for llattie French the Methodist church was D. Mrs M. For ready for the painters. Craft Lyon spicuous part up to that time when Long Ridge Green, A. Jnnsen, Philip have this work to do. weakened mentally and bodily vigor given last Friday evening, it consist Katz, Bert Madigan, Fred Simons. Harness. and Goods, made its presence known and the once ed of a fair, tableaux, shadow pictures, IGeorge H. Jackson. Postmaster. We manufacture our own Harness, in which we nee the best Optical and a supper. The society netted $20, Hoffman of McMahon LONG HILL. vigorous constitution gave way to in- Manager and employ tne nest workmen by the day, (no piece work.) 1054 Mam Street, Bridgeport, Conn. validism and quietude. Mr Merwin clothing store has a large and attrac- We the line of Horse and Stable Oooos In the State. tive advertisement in week's issue, carry largest MILL AT THE DEPOT REOPENED. exhibited many of the traits of the old KENT. this Everything for Horse, everything for Driver. . fashioned politician and took a lively setting forth the merits of the many Trunks, Bags and Dress Suit Cases of every description. R. W. Goeppler of Weston opened interest in all the local campaigns. WHAT THE SCKIBE FROM MACEDONIA bargains in clothing. He is also bav A As A the mill at the depot, Wednesday. Mr At one time he his town WRITES. ing a splendid sale on the Emerson Watch Christmas Gift. represented - Goeppler will carry grain and feed of in the Legislature and at various times Miss Sadie Brown has been visiting shoe.- & . PECK In selecting a Watch as a you are s.ura all kinds, run the saw mill and do all held other minor town offices. He Mrs J. H. Barton. Jeweler Hill is prepared for the LINES, gift kinds of custom Mr vis- that It will be appreciates. We are good judges of Watches and offer you a vari- grinding. and was a stalwart and enthusiastic repub- Mrs H. M. Cummings has been Christmas trade, with the best stock 185 to 287 Middle Conn. to choose from in Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Silver Cases, with El- Mrs Goeppler are making their home lican and bis to the old her in Oakville. he has ever carried, and he has always St., Bridgeport, ety Waltham, for Mr Mrs Rob loyalty grand iting daaghter been gin or Hamden movements. You may select your watch now and have it put the present with and party was never questioned. He was Charles W. Murphy is in the employ abreast with the times. His line aside for This saves much In the we will ert Staines. a man of strict and of W. K. Stone. of clocks is especially , attractive and you. system you worry. meantime personal integrity will to regulate ft for you so that it will keep perfect time. a worthy and valuable member of the Mrs J. H. Barton has been troubled appeal the thoughtful buyers. of are be Mrs B. NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. Beside of face and arrangements to congratu- a Pope. community. a widow, deceased with a swelling the neck, lated on so successful a gathering. Sherman Sanford, formerly of this Mrs E. M. Beardsley entertained her leaves one granddaughter, now the which is very inconvenient and pain- BRIDGEWATER. Mr Mrs are to who resided of wife of S. E. Lobdell and Sturdevant leave place but lately Bridge- HENRY C. REID, sister, Agnes Beardsley, Monroe, of Greenfield ful. town soon for the West, where they port, has moved to the Botaford place Successor to iiohn Keid, last week. Hill. The funeral will be held from A gentleman from Schenectady, N. LOCAL AFFAIRS. will residence. is re- on Church street. Mr Ives, a former rector of St Peter's his late 2 m. Y., has been at Ransom Chase's set- take up their It Seymenr. residence, Friday, at p. The social dance on Fri- ported that W. J. Greer has taken the Jeweler, 952 Main Street, Bridgeport. church, Monroe, was a guest of Rev Rev W. H. Gane, pastor of the Congre- ting up his engine and saw mill, which at the hall Sturdevant farm to work the Charles Doupe on Monday and Tues gational church, will officiate. The in- now is in running order. day evening was very largely attend- coming le 40 year. day of this week. terment will be at Oaklawn cemetery. William Critiley, our local ed, and numbers were called for SOU TILBURY. Mrs Rachel Clarke, the Long Hill maker, is turning out some very fine dancing, besides some who did not FOR SALE. LOT OF PLANK has moved back to her old The many friends of Mrs B. U. of his work, of a design of his dance. Good music was furnished by OXFORD. dressmaker, samples orchestra of New Milford. home in this place. Banks, who has been seriously ill with own, which "Will" warrants to give Whitney's . Mr and Mrs A. Jf. Piatt were given One mare, 1300; worker; 3 for- Choice refreshments were HSW BIN BRIEF. weight good 1 Mrs Frank Tilford of New Haven heart and trouble for the good service. served, and a surprise party, Wednesday in ward prlngers, 2 good strippers. For Sale at cent per foot. kidney past were from New Mrs Burton Hubbell of night, ' A. S. MANSFIELD. Brookfield, Conn. has visited friends here the past week. few days, will be pained to learn that Empty is the pig pen, porker's gone. many guests present Waterbury honor of the 10th anniversary of tbeir B. O. MITCHELL. Sandy Hook. Mrs Sarsh French has been in Water-- her condition is critical and that no For several days past the wind has Milford and Roxbury. The committee has been taking care of her mother, marriage. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902. 3

now improving. Women Well Men REPORT FROM THE REFORM Newtown Bee. Miss Goldie L. Smith is visiting as as SCHOOL,. Window Glass, The friends in New York for a few days. THE OLD RELIABLE recovered Are Made Miserable J. G. Gluck, superintendent, Prunty-tow- n, George O. Bailey has by W. Putty, CIECQLATICXN : so as to return to his work. Va., writes: "After trying & Co. medicines Somers re- Trouble. all other advertised couirh Axes, , Mrs A. A. Lane spent a few days Kidney January 1, 1888. 600 with Mr and C. B. Johnson of we nave decided to use Foley's Honey Guarantee You Will Axe Helves, cently and Tar exclusively in the West Vir- Last week, Hull's mil. trouble dis- Lanterns, etc., etc. 4250 The annual Kidney preys upon the mind, ginia Reform school. I find it the turkey supper given by courages and lessens ambition; Beauty, vigor most effective and absolutely harm- the Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- and cheerfulness soon church, last week Wednesday less." Sold by B. H. Beers & Co., ON Men's Leather $2, Ten Pages. gational disappear when the kid- Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy SAVE TEA Boots, $2.75, evening, proved a success and netted neys are out of order Hook. $3.00. the society $40. or diseased. From to 40 Cents on Dollar's Worth of pigs F. D. Hollister is having his build- trouble has 30 Every Rubber Boots, $2.75, $3.25. W. Kidney Tea You of FAIRFIELD COUNTY. ing newiy shingled. F. Hawley become so prevalent Buy Them. Felt Boots, $2, $2.50, $3. and son.JGeorgeare doing the work. that it is not uncommon Mr and Mrs Willis Brotherton of for a child to be born were of That sounds like an extravagant claim, but we will "make BROOKFIELD. mm Bridgeport guests, last week, afflicted with weak kid-nej- Mr and Mrs A. A. Lane. If the child urin- to your entire satisfaction if give us the Miss Adelia Curtis, who has been good" you'll oppor A FLOURISHING SCHOOL. ates too often, if the Do You H. E. visiting Miss Eliza Stevens of Steven- flesh tunity BootsMott,and urine scalds the or if, when the child Groceries, Drugs, Shoes, The pupils of the Curtis school son, has returned home. reaches an when it should able to Notions, etc., jrave A. her age be an entertainment, on Monday evening, Mrs J. Partridge has received control the passage, it is yet afflicted with in Curtis hall. It consisted of music, renewed pension from Washington g, it. of Newtown Street. on - depend upon the cause WeLnt A Here's Your mostly instrumental, recitations, etc. while her visit in Bridgeport. the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first Oppo- The term closes on Wednesday for a Mildred Morehouse is improving. should be towards the treatment of The friends of Mrs step : T R V three weeks' vacation. It has been a many George these Important organs. This unpleasant very successsul term with some pupils Haight of Ridgefield were sorry to trouble is due to a diseased condition of the rtunity Absolutely Pure of sudden demise. Position ? rooming out of the school in order to bear her kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as We Guarantee to Sell You $1 Teas for 70c: 85c accomodate old patrons of the school THERE fS NO SUBSTITUTE Walter Olmsted of North Wilton, most people suppose. WE Highland avenue, visited in New York women as well as men are made Teas for Teas for 60c Teas for over week. mis 55c; 70c 45c; 38c; 50c KKWS TERSELY TOLD. Sunday, last erable with kidney and bladder trouble, Cetnnot Teas for 30c Green Teas, Black Teas, Blended Teas, W. R. Hamlin, Henry T. Hawley, and both need the same great remedy. Supply Mixed Miles Hendricks, W. W. Chapin and care come GREENFIELD HILL. The mild and the immediate effect of The Teas, Oolongs, Japans, Ceylons, Gunpowders, with those under my all ot Demand. John S. were Swamp-Ro- is soon realized. It is sold in Thornhill all me v" subpoened back to with a distinctness never Kw triiircri! In f'ftv-- English Breakfasts, large variety. as witnesses on the Foster case at be CHURCH NOTES. J S b "J Four Students Placed in life to forgotten. A thousand cent one Bridgeport, last week. other scenes and events of my Sherman Christmas services next Sunday, De and uollar Buy of us from among the many varieties of Chase & Sanborn's William Habbard went rabbit hunt- sizes. You may have a Weekly Nature's own for ' life I. recall with pleasure and joy. cember 21, morning and evening. Ap Teas a pound of the kind that your taste or fancy calls for, and we wil remedy the cure of ing, last week, and brought back a - the sons and of the music ana sermons. sample bottle by mail May daughters propriate gwwnp-Root- . For the month. return and can the tea are not satisfied RHEUMATISM. lare number of rabbits and lamed his of Sherman's interested in the tree, also pampniet tell- - Homa or past your money you keep if yon that present generation early Everybody Sunday all about it, of the our low and we A wrist in such a way he will be laid up settlers act well -- in life. school is rominded a offer- ing including many prices give you the high value quality claim for them. purely herb medlclnecontalnlng nodrugs, ror their part that special thousands of testimonial letters received & oiuou runner, ror those suffering from any a wniie. Earnestly, warmly, with all my heart, ing will be taken next Sunday morning If you do not care to buy we will gladly give you samples. William Morean will snend the holi con- cele- from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer We Teach II bottle. & Oo's. I congratulate you all for happily In the interest of the Christmas Remember we sell only Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees, and per At it. tl. Beers days with friends in Holvoke. Pleas and bration to be held Christmas eve, De & Co., Binghamton, N, Y., be sure and Prepared only by ceiving successfully completing mention this ! that we are sole agents for Chase & Sanborn in Danbury. Kan-A-Waw- ant Valley and Van Duzenville. - 24. paper. The kut theCentennial celebration of old.much- cember Business Medical Co., Henry Waters, who has been suffer loved ' Sherman. Kindly remember me To meet the demand our ' Hartford, Or. ing with to his Is Wood- for painful injury eye, to all old friends, especially Dr PLATTSVILLE. AND COLDS IN we continue now so far recovered as to be at his ruff. How well I remember him, as an COUQHS CHILDREN. graduates SALE OF work at the Lenox shear factory. a Cornelius Deane has upright, thoughtful scholar, young NEWS FROM HOYDEN'S HILL. RECOMMENDATION OF A WELL KNOWN Commut&-tio- n SOEZERS & CO.. presented the man of promise. I have just received CHICAGO PHYSICIAN. Free Sunday school at the Iron Works with from Marvin Hubbell of New York The ladies tacked a patchwork com 225 Main Street, Conn. Men's Underwear: tne canay lor their Christmas enter- the paper with a full account of your fortable at their last meeting to be I use and nrescribe Chamberlain's Danbury. tainment. , celebration. What a glorious time given as a Christmas gift to some char Cough Remedy for almost all obsti To new students from outside We find that we are John Willard. who has been in New you all had. How it stirs my heart to itable object. nate, constricted cougns, witn direct of City, If this "ad" la present, o'erstooked in Men's Orleans for some time, returned, last react it. What sweet memories and Mr Buttery sells his milk to Mr OS- - results. I prescribe It to children of ed. Underwear and will Monday, ana is now with bis mother, inspirations! I see Jyou all on Sher borne of Swamp Mortar Rock district, all ages. Am glad to recommend it to offer one lot of 50c ' Mrs D. N. Camp. Mr Willard says man's historic nm. l meet many oia Fairfield. all in need and seeking relief from extra heavy Cam- when he left New Orleans roses were friends. I participate in the great Miss Ada Jennings returned home colds and coughs and bronchial afflic el's Shirts & Draw- in blossom, a considerable change from feast and flow of newly awakened after several weeks assisting with the tions. - it is non-narcot- ic ana sale in ers, all sizes, at roses to snow drifts. emotions and feel like a boy work at L. A. Jennings'. the hands of the most S TILLMAN ' again. unprofessional. A. S. Mansfield was e, Sale Prlee of, each, in New Haven. Now good-by- and greetings to my Mr Cloverdam has done plumbing A universal panacea for all mankind. Monday, buying coal. native town. Ever yours, Levi Hub for L. A. Jennnings. Mrs Mary R. Melendy. M. D., Ph. D., Harper v roman unloaded a car or bell. P. McCollum finished his job of car Chicago, 111. This remedy is for sale by College, coal at the Iron Works, Monday. pentering at E. B. Sherwood's. Wil- R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, 397-30- 3 Main St., The Brooktleld Whist Club met. GEORGETOWN. liam Relyea was nearly through the Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; W. N. You May Ask ior In Wednesday evening, December 17, at painting when the severe weather Hurd, Long Hill; The E. C. Piatt Co., Danbury, Conn. :' the home of W. E. Geddes. came on. Hawleyville: A. B. Blakeman. Bots- - George Barton has recently bought CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Calls Welcomed. Catalogues The Line of R STONE. ford. Free. a tine work horse of Pliny Squires of The Sunday school at the Congrega TASHCA. aap Main Street. Danbury, Conn. NewMilford. tional church are making preparation Mrs William Elwood has been suffer for a Christmas entertainment to be CHRIST CHURCH. Telephone No.104. Woodbury Merchants. ing with erysipelas in her head. held Tuesday evening. Deeember 23. Festival evensong, Christmas eve, at Tin-- Mrs Lucv ThomDSon returned, to The committee in charge are Mrs 7.15 followed by Christmas tree and Stoves, Ranges, day, from a week's stay with friends in Charles Jennings, Mrs A. E. Banks, carols. All are cordially invited. Canfield & Bridgeport. Mrs E. s. Sanborn, Mrs L. M. Parker Terrill, 0 Cornelius Deane has presented the and Miss Ella Perry. I West district school at the Iron Works At a recent or the From Back etc., New meeting Sunday Corner Sheeps ware, Plans with a nice clock. school of the Gilbert Memorial church Drug Store, North Woodbury. P. H. Dixon, the blacksmith, has re the following resolutions were placed We want vou to come in and look over our To Are being formulated by Mrs on minutes: stock of Gloves. Last time we mentioned Wearer. tor 1903. cently purchased H. Nearing's the Whereas, Through Be the Agriculturist the season of and has taken the kindness of Mrs Aaron Osborne the ABSOLUTE GLOVES It brought summer weather you Can Found At Reasonable Many farmers who either worked or place possession. proDaDiy enioyea it, so am we. as tne aays We manufacture leased farms this year are the prospec- J. Alfred ttoJgren has been having Congrgatlonal church has been pre- are getting just a bit bleak we'll try it again. tive purchasers for farms of their own serious trouble with his eyes. Inflam- sented with a fine piano to be used in l'o take a iook win, we aare sav, surprise fine all-wo- ol cloths in all the latest Prices At next season. We would therefore re- mation in been caused school. vou. You never saw so much irenulue move spectfully urge those who have farms them has by tne Sunday goodness In this town before ; more variety, novelties and colorings suitable for for sale to send us descriptions of such the presence of some foreign e. Resolved, That, the members of the more quality, more ior your money. and wear. farms so that we can meet the antici- school, tender to her their most SECURITY. men's, women's children's pated demund for farm next Sunday season. properties C. E. Beers, who has been with sincere thanks and express their appre- Will cut m lengths to suit. Send Business-Propert- ! City, Country, Farm and y Emory Sanford in Redding for the ciation of the gift, which will he long Boys, Get A Skate On for samples and compare our prices E. Bought, Sold and Exchanged. past year, returned home, last week, remembered and greatly prized. with others. J. HALL'S, and expects to remain through the Resolved, That this valuable token Genuine We'll suddIv vou with anv shall ever remind us of Mrs Osborne's kind vou want.and elrlstoo we mean we have Conn. . - . winter. girls' skates also. And then prepare to SLIDE Fairfield Woolen Mills, Sandy Hook, Miss Liilie Elwood has trone to Der long and faithful service as a member not witn a SKate on, out one ui uur jnany by where she bas accepted a position. of their church and Sunday school and Handsome Sleds. Box 66. Norwalk, Coaa. Henry B. Ha.wley, The accumulation or snow. 14 inch her unfailing interest in their welfare Have you seen our new lot of Carvers and ' es, before Kesolved. a copy of these reso Garter's Cutler?? Real Estate Tuesday's rain, nearly super- That i. Broker, , seded all but necessary travel. No lutions be presented to Mrs Osborne. 53 White St., Hawley BIdg., roaas were blockaded, though on K. S. Sanborn, A. Jfi. Banks, com iF. DANBURY, CT. manv the oaths were hardlv broken. mittee on resolutions. Little Liver PUls. F. Hitchcock The F. E. Beach Co. Woodbury, Conn., Branch Office: Brook field Center, Ot. The fine sledding .has been well im proved by many farmers who now have LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWATJG. Must Bear Signature of nearly all their woodpile drawn. Mr Franklyn and his family have V 0 2 C We have a complete and up-to-date stock at lowest market The nrst car load of coal to arrive in left his home in Little Boston and gone town .was received, last week, by A. S. to JNew YorK ror tne winter. Rugs, Rugs, Rugs. rates we would like to show you of Mansfield, who distributed it in small Banks has been ill with acute We have lust received a Fine Line of Rues. to of Eugene About 50 different patterns. lots; according the various needs indigestion the past week. found F.G.Haexiblein, Fine China, Rich Cut Glass, Silver Painting. wno Pec-Slnri- Betow. One of the great attractions to 'be at Sterling ,Cutlery, tne parties desired, lie expects Mr Kaber and daughter spent a lew 5ee Wrapper Kimball's Furniture Store la the nt coun THE GROCER AT Bric-a-bra- c, I Am located In another load soon. ware. . Plated Ware, Globes Newtown and am to uudertakejany-thln- g veiy days in town, last week. ter Great values in Glass and China Lamps, prepared m. a You to the nt in the tie, having had years of j una uawiey returned nomerrom Gussie t'hurchweii has taken John Tefcjr Md aad eear haven't to go to the :city visit and Gas Fixtures, paintingfurnish in the counters, for they are in your town. Al Adams, Conn. Shades, Statuary, experience. Can anything Poughkeepsie, Monday, where she has Fairchild's milk route in Georgetown. so a line line or new Kockers receivea. Paint Line. Also have the agency for Oarara been for Louise Whitcome, who of just Gas Gas Wood Paints. caring The funeral Mary Ann Parsons, FOt HEADACHE. For your supplies, and get Globes, Portables, Baskets, Brushes, is now in a well advanced staire of con 85 years old, was held at the Umpa-- llAinrrnSil J. D. KIMBALL, en Tin and Enamel valescence. waug arternoon, ue- - FOR DIZZINESS. prices on fresh eggs. ware, Ware, Dinner, Wall Papers. The of cnapei, Tuesday FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. ' great change temperature 9. She leaves one brother, Henry, FDR IIU0USKSS. Tea and Toilet Sets. I can show a splendid line of Wall Papers from December 9, to 80 Telephone 13-- 4. Woodbury. Ot. and Invite all who contemplate papering to Monday, Tuesday and a sister, Louisa, both over years FOR TORPID LIVER. WatcK This . look at my papers and prices. Also a line line was another weather surprise of 1902. of age. These three lived, together all Space. But First Class Goods Handled. of mouldings. 1 am a paper hanger and It has had many for us durin.tr the vear their lives in their home in Little Bos- FOR CONSTIPATION, Nothing guarantee my work to give satisfaction. and is now to do it hurrying up it's ton. f FOR SALLOW SKIN., A level best to keep up it's recoed. The EP FOR THE COMPLEXION Combination WILLIAM WOHLER. 18 TO range of temperature in hours was MERCHANT BATTERSON CONTINPK wumtumwtinutnm. Of will 44 cel- IN BUSINESS. eammni drugs that - 962 Main Street., Bridgeport, Conn. Newtown, Conn. degrees. It caught many with Cure a cold while you sleep. A modern sclen- Patterns lars andgbarns not fully protected, G. F. Batterson has stocked tr&BiTerrtaNevte'?f tlnc remedy, it is superior 10 suipnate 01 qui- v'ery Pretty just nine, as it does not affect the head. Compos Are onr new wall freezing many apples, potatoes, etc. his store with a new supply of grocer ed of and other in- - among James Lee is now the ice CURE SICK HEADACHE. quinine, cascara, ipecac aper stock. You never had more to choose H. rebuilding ies and will continue business at the old rom and you are bound to be pleased. This J. BEARD, house at the Hawleyville creamery, Istanl. Axel Anderson decided not to and you will- get the right article. For sale by the time to have your home made beautiful Real Fire and Life which was burned, last summer. lease the premises. reasonable prices. Call and see us now. McLean Estate, COUGHLLN BROS, Brothers, Insurance. SHERMAN. DEATH OF JAMES STURGES. Woodbury Drujg Co., Woodbury, Conn. Main St Ct. Danbubt, Coirir. Both Fire and Life Insurance placed in James Sturees. an old resident of ,7e 1117 Bridgeport, thebeat companies and at lowest rates. Weston, died at hfs home, Wednesday, Things W. L. JUDSON, Manager. Farms, Houses, Stores and Lots for A LETTER FROM AN OLD RESIDENT. December 10. The funeral was at Rent. D.BExe Sale or to Gaylordsville, Oct. 28, 1902. tended from his late residence, Satur- Bestt o If you want to Purchase or Rent or at 11 o'clock. The buri- TTnnrl snmp. Drpssin Ram nes me Friend Smith: I received a very day morning Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and have property to sell or rent give a from Hon al was in the Coleytown cemetery. eall pretty letter Levi Hubbell was 83 Often With U at of Iowa. He is a of Mr Stursres years old and leaves Disagree Wagon Work. , Waukon, brother wife and one COAL. COAL. . For Christmas. Pinney's Block, Shelton. lr Hubbell, and was born in this town a son, William Sturges. and a select day school for Because we overeat of them. Indi MICHAEL KILLBRIDE, more or welcome could than one of taught Mrs follows. But there's a to What appropriate gift you give many years here and at Gaylordsville. Mary E. Bennett has a very gestion way Oonn. - now and will do 82 home can n. uose 01 a C. L. SMALLEY, Sandy Hook, these comfortable garments. Our stock is complete you He is years old, has represented his pleasant and accommodate escape luon consequences, "Coal at New England Depot. in Iowa a few boarders. good like Kodol will relive you Ct. yards well to make early selections. district the Legislature many digestant too Stepney Depot, times and is In Mrs John B. Williams is suffering at once. Your itomaoh is simply Established in 1889. wealthy, being largely eat. an col- I Am Now terested in one or tne greatest sold with neuralgia in her face. . weak to digest what you That's Dnna all kinds of Wagon and Carriage Re- - SACQUESor striped Eiderdown III assorted pllqned collars, shell finished edges, la aJI Prepared to grind corn on the cob and and copper mines in the United States. F lorence and KtneiMius and iiaroia indigestion is. Eodol digests the food nairinirandPalntine: also Blacksmlthlng in colors, silk ornaments and shell edge at 1.75. ors at L00. all other kinds of grain for feed. I also Nothing will please his many friends Connery, who have been ill with diph without the stomaoh's aid. Thus the all' its branches. First class workmanship SACQUES In plain Vool faced Eiderdown, 8AOQUES Id all colon, eatla edged have on hand Gluten Feed, Hominy Meal, more to are now able to be out stomsoh.rests while the body Is strength- guaranteed and prices always reasonaDie. wide satin bands on edge, lap fronta, extra plain or trimmed, good cloth. afcU than hear from him. Re theria, again. ttive me a cuii. wide sleeves at 2.00. SX. S Wbeat,'.Mixed Feed, Wheat Bran, Mid- C. II. Hawes. Mr and Mrs name, wno nave ened wholesome food. Dieting is un- flowing BATH ROBES AT ai Victor etc. spectfully, Stephen by of SACQUES In plain colors with wide stitched $L25t dlings,' Corn and Oats Fsed, been boarding with Mrs Mary E. Ben necessary. Eodol digests any kind E. W. Gilbert, satin bands, new bishop sleeve, very hand- Fleece Back Plane for I also sell the B. M. C. Best Bread flour nett will soon go to in good food. Strengthens and invigorates. some celors at &S0. flsnres, 27 to 31 Inches wide, . housekeeping 15 Center nets attic. in bbls. and sacks and willimake a low Waukon, Iowa, Mrs Aaron house. Mrs Os- St., Bethel, Conn., In assorted styles, or ap-- aucayara. 1902. Osborne's Kodol Makes SACQUES plain on all the goods. Give me a call October 20, borne has gone to Bethel where she Do This. Hardware, Wooden and Tin Ware, Glass, Srioe want to save in Friend Charlie: Your letter with in Rloh Rod Blood. Not Read narunez rnre own money buying. will spend the winter with her sister, . . , T I .. .,11 I4.a l...... w.l.nu ML. Longman ramie, vitation to the Centennial celebration Mrs Green. Prepared only by E. aDWrrr ft Oor OnteMO. ln paint made; barb and plain fence wire; a.ne n ponieconuuns wmeesne w. mam. fully attended to.' Never Slip Horse Shoes In etc. of my native town I received "with Edward Beers is quite ill with in ail stanuuru sizes. screen wire, poultry netting, pleasure, and l thank you for your flammatory rheumatism and heart A Specialty. JR. kindly remembrance of an old friend. trouble. Horseshoeing H. r Stone's, I can assure you if your thoughtful in- Mr and Mrs J. W. Ferris welcomed HENRY A. BRENNAN, vitation had reached me a few days a their home, South Britain Announcements. Shop-nea- r R. R Station, Bethel, Conn. Chas. H. & Son, Ct. sooner would made a daughter(Alice May)at Sweezy Southbury, I have determined December 9. Long Hill, Conn., Horse effort to have been with you. One Samuel S. Jennings, who has been hundred years or the Hie and history ot ill with is now somewhat Carpenters and Builders. of diphtheria LEONARD'S INSURANCE the town my birth and early life. better. The children are all staying TiANAohrwinirNOTICE.unH imneral blacksmlthlng: Estimates furnished and contracts taken. How the has stolen away into Mrs Mr and Xmas Presents. in all its Prices reasonable. century with Jennings' parents, ' also wagon and carriage repairing AGENCY, the misty past, no more to return! Mrs Daniel Olmsted, at Nod. We shall have a good line Drancnes. aii wwk jjuorouwreu. uwhikiwwi ! What changes, its fertile valleys. Marvin Keeler is ill witndipn- - 01 roys ior me cnuaren. flew raixea ihutb. Oome and give me a call. Blankets quite t sweet uranges, nananas. Mala FIRE, ACCIDENT. rugged hills and old gray rocks are theria. The daughter. Miss Hattie eaGranes.igs, Jjates, Nice lot warm Gloves and Mit Fred Klein, Bethel, Conn., still the same; no changes. But Sher Keeler, who has been quite ill, is now tens, Felt and Rubber Boots. Our stock of Shop Opposite snort's tiat n actory. Go Through Your Attic Old man's nrst settlers, where are theyr improving. Uroceries Is always complete. And see if von have anv old books, steel en Companies, Passed to the Great Beyond. Epitaphs John Carlson, who occupies the ten gravlngs, andirons, candlesticks, old chairs, Nice warm ones for outdoor use from $2.25 to $6. Lowest Rates. of most of the early can be ement house in the rear of Edwin Gil mahoiranv furniture or any old fashioned pioneers stuff, china, crockery, pewter, silver, etc., get For barn use from $1.40 to $2.25. read in the old church yards at the bert place,is caring for Mr Gilbert's J. H. CASSIDY, it out and turn them into casn. roucansena S Center. They tirst planted the prin- place since the resignation of Mr John South Conn. P. H. DIXON, BBS?LD as by mail a description of what you have and of Britain, we will stock of Warm the kind that ciples educatian, religious liberty son. ana Wagon Making and reply promptly. Big Mittens, good Gloves, and civilization in the old town. Their Carriage EEDF1ELD & KEANE, Auctioneers. Repairing, Horseshoeing 177 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Ot wear, from 25c to $1.75. sturdy and solid integrity, their strong BRANCHVILLE. or enns-tia- n And General Blacksmlthlng. Special attention .Puritan aocinne nonesty ana given to Interfering horses. Also ox shoeing, character, they preached and prac- Wagons of all kinds built at short notice. as CAUGHT IN SHAFTING AND SERIOUSLY flriifLrantead-- Over 20 vears exneri- - 148 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn ticed earnestly, doing their duty st:e. Kind treatment to horses. Fancy horse they saw it. What vivid memories INJURED. If me a trial. Oil Se- iU.tirnii.linf ntmlmpv old shoeing wanted, uive High Class Texas The best photos at reasonable come to mind of many of the and Gus Rau, who is employed at John South Britain : Prices. middle aged citizens of Sherman in Schuyder's electrical works at the old curities For CHRISTMAS the days of ! my boyhood and youth! Couch cider mill, was caught in the Bought on commission. Many of the best - stocks can be low on the -- Mid-Summ- er Sale of Boots, Shoes and Your father, the careful advisor, I. shafting Saturday about noon and was purchased exchanges. Uncle WILLIAM WELLINGTON, Dividends of several comDanles are now com A large stock of Skates, sizes to fit all Kuooers at Woolsey, the boy cattle buyer, whirled around about 100 times before Feed Mills. to my clients. I recommend, none but Nichols, Conn. ing Titus, Mr Mallory, the two expounders the machinery could be stopped. His gooa investments. Also a fine line of Decorated China Ware in Plates, Cups Shoe of the Bible for the north end of the ribs were all crushed in on one side Best place to get your horseshoeing and W. W. DAVIDSON. Corbett's Store, blacksmlthlng done. Also all kinds of wagon Box 1129. New Haven, Conn. and Saucers, Vases, etc It will pay you to visit our store. SANDY HOOK. CONN. town, Capt Lake, the Hungerfords, pierceing the lungs. Dr Mansfield of and carriage building and repairing. For sale, ... - I B aim u4vl tt till' ,1 hfWM Iff If 4 Graves, Stuarts, (old Uncle Venus, Ridgfield was called and pronounced a number of second-han- d and wag ons m carriages that we are closing out at very reasonable Sherman's greatest story teller), the Mr Rau in a very critical condition. good repair. " rlCeS. Uail anu ue cmirurau. Uncle were ? harness. iy."Don t"wait Northrops, the Hatch family, His friends in New York notified When in want of Full Stock of HARDWARE. Imetolonk after your Ephraim, our old teacher, who did not of the accident. DomprnKAfUCI I untii nit? i'1. "n V Surance that I have the nalred. Wecandolt In nrstclass shape. Also spare the rod, the Fullers, Woodruffs, lowest rates and no assessments. Vou can boots and shoes made as good as new at our the two strongest movers in town, the GOOD P. n-- TUTTLE, have your choice of five of the strongest Fire Usual low prices, mve us a i;im. C. A. who has been a faith insurance companies aoing Dusiness. aenu I'eppers, Uncle "Boss" Edwards, the Johnson, Southbury, Conn. me a card and I'll call. W. C. Corbett, Prop. hatters, tne Mierwoods, Willis, the ful employe or ludwin Gilbert lor the Urazill past 10 years, has resigned his BUTTER, RnrspnhnAlTiir n.ni1 fftnaral Jobbinir. All STILES M. CLARK, irreat grammarian, Roberts, position kinds of Wood Work done at short notice. We Monroe, Oonn, E2- iSST. And see our 'Kelt and Rubber our poeHeacher deeply versed in the and has accepeted a place with the close oux shop every at noon. Boots for winter wear; new Wood Co. Prints or little 24c ; Saturday - lliut. I llst. milkeS Hridgeport Finishing at the jars, EflAI&E'gJn fnanlfi. in! school Center in "win ore mills. 1 or 100. nntheStopmarket! also gooii line of men's shoes. His at the the pound 1840-41- , C. Remember our Coffees and Teas are the best ter of is indelibly fixed in my Mr and Mrs A. Johnson have the Shelton, Conn. V.I. .11 ..tnn I r9 (lsmiUfUlU . money cud ouy. run bw memory. His large class of scholars sympathy of their friends in the loss South Britain Creamery. Cents Humors That Cough. TBLL' graduating from his teaching in the of their eight months old daughter. Twenty S. J. PARKS. spring of '41. Where are they? How The burial was at the Branchville Don't Think Because Ie's Only Two Dimes Tou Have to Part With That many are living? Am I alone left of cemetery. I This Is the finest goodly number? Then I think of George Gould has been ill and unable Curtis' Compound Syrup of White Pine and Tar ; Coffee on that Aboard Blue Ribbon blend of woi-- ac ore All to-d- mv own school at the Stuart home to attend to ins tne mm, r ! Hoarse the market Mountain-Val- e last week. His William A. D. Won't do the trick. It will You'll Lose Tour Cough, Cold, Bronchitis, Brand Coffee. at the price. Hoc per studio at Gaylords brother, MUNSON, so never use else. Oet ready to take the train for we wtuiii ville. As 1 recall the faces and the Gould, has been taking his place. South Ot ness, etc.. quick you'll anything pound. Britain, Full Four Ounce a o Cents.Q every one of our Coffee customers to give this characteristics of each personal schol Frederick Hedberg of Nod has sold Horseshoeing and General Blacksmlthlng. Bottle, blend a trial ; wont it. . 990 Main aiuous they regret ar countless reminiscences of past in his place and moved into S. J Bene' Aiiworx promptly atrenaea to ana satisiac-tio- Jackson's Book Shop, Street, Bridgeport. cidents crowd in upon my mind. My diet's house near the depot. guaranteed. L. F. CURTIS, St., Cor. Elm, calendar SEPHGN FRENCH, who has been ill, is ffioffiMaln B'p't. Complete line of books and for the Chrlstaus Stepney Depot, Ot. school work, my pleasant associations Ira Bailey, quite V THE NEWTOWN BEE, TFRHDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

I she has been the guest of Miss Bessie Jonas. IPBSCDFOV You No Better THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Can Find CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCES. ' in Jackets end Three-quart- er coats, Come andfsee what We are raising the very Old Nick with prices Newmarkets, Raglans, Sunday. December 21, is to be ob of will now. F. M. SCOTT & CO., Danbury, Conn. served as Christmas Sunday in the The matter of feed is a stylish coat a little money buy nhiiwth Tho rianrwa.inne urill nxr that, Christmas Present sermon time be in place, and the by tremendous importance to the for the faithful Kitchen Artist than one of our yiXOVVl VTlULi UI1C 1COU Jl UUG service Andes or West Shore Ranges. They work to perfection. They save time. fuel, money and will in the of the glad - IS 1 and life, not only for the operator but the whole family, as every one knows bring thought farmer. VJ rone1- feedinST I patience prolong we I time. & hat nroDerlv cooked food has much to do with good health, ousay "Yes know it. Christmas Then whv do you make the cook use that old stove? Simply because she Is a woman? Yes of Friday evening, December 26. is the is course it Is. While if the man of the ihouse bad the same thing to do be would pitch Vie time set for the Sunday school Christ- loss. Right feeding profit "dumb thins" out In the back yard before the tea kettle bad had time to steam. You know mas entertainment. The evergreen the old saylnK. "Procrastination etc. Now while you are rolling this over In yonr mind and te remember without on it. It is yours for the asking with on up-to-da- farmer knows that the remedy any patent tree will have hanging its boughs The a small cash payment. Could we do more? And right hen) It might be well to again men- its weight of Christmas fruit,and some tion the Oak stoves that we have done onr best to make you acquainted with. Nothing be- carols will fill up the interstices feed his cows to fore has ever been put on the market that can compare with them. We will simply say ask pretty what to get the "Bee Man," as he now has four of them in We have a few more of these large of the recitations on the program. The operation.no rods to burn cannot sift ashes, . in a. -- 11 i i : i i : i i 1 1 Wood stoves, nicely ornamented, heavyiiron bodies, out, piisutjr win ten uuw iitue cuiiureu live his to takes In big stick of wood 88 Inches long either In door or top and the price is W5.00. We also in and will a look the most milk, pigs get have Oil Heaters,; bine and white Nickel Tea and Coffee pots aid the famous L,lsk Blue and many lands, take of Tin ware at ' into their joys and sorrows. Mrs White ware with a good assortment and Granite Leonard S. Smith of Bethel will, no the most pork, his hens to . A. 1 1 1 I 4.1 i J J i - uouut, ueuKuuuu; euuci taiu me i - o vouniresr. and tne oldest, nut esDecianv irct uie iiiusi ctisis. ov.icm.& ine yuuugesii, uy giviufg tuese recita- tions, as much made for Christmas as But how about the children ? E. were to order: J. HALL'S, if they written right 'The Christmas Boy," Stanton: "Jest Are fed to 'fore Christmas," Field; "The Road they according Sandy Hook, Conn. to Heaven," Sims; "Caleb's science, a bone food if bones Last Saturday evening was so stormy are soft and undeveloped, a ! that the rehearsing of the Christmas for Santa Claus carols proposed for that evening had flesh and muscle food if they Headquarters to be given up. ah wno can lena a Grand Holiday Display of Slippers. voice in song are asked to meet at the are thin and weak and a blood church (Saturday) evening, 5000 of Indies', Gentlemen's, Misses' and Children's Slip- - December 20, at 7.30 o'clock.to practice pairs ? low . the carols that tms year are especially food if there is anemia pers at wonderfully prices. attractive because of their swing and go. 1 Scott's Emulsion is a mixed RUBBER BOOTS The topic for the Christian Endeav- or on Decem meeting Sunday evening, food ; the Cod Liver Oil in it Wool Soles and Felt Goods ber zi, is, "unristmas (lis message ana Overshoes, Gaiterettes, Leggins, Arctics, Motive)." Liuge z: o; jonn t: 14-1- 7. makes blood and of all descriptions at prices far below competition. Tne annual meeting oi tne cnurcn flesh, muscle, will take place on Friday evening, Open Evening. January 2, 1903. This gathering of the Lime and Soda make bone Every thA fhiirp.iv nAfinip. wnpn omoprs arfi chosen and reports from the various and brain. It is the standard nrancnes oi me worK are given, nas ior C. years been recognized as perhaps the scientific food for delicate The H. Bennett Shoe Company, most deiigntiui social occasion tnat , Conn. Glaus brings the Congregational church peo children. Bridgeport, The Modern Santa ple togetner. finds "her" greatest pleasure trading at Scott's Store. BERKSHIRE. Send for free Typhoid (PERSONAL CHAT. sample. sensible that cheer and comfort to her fam- Mrs L. and Mrs Be tor that this picture fa Her is where she fills her chariot with the gifts bring lasting herself, J. Pare daughter, the form of . label u on the finds the best assortment of beautiful umbrellas, the choicest of reliable and sty- Lake, have returned to their Bridge wrapper of every bottle ol Scares ily and friends. Here is where she gift port nome. Emulsion on buy. of the best of handkerchiefs, chatelaines, purses and pocketbooks; the most William tt. uurtis passed sunaay in lish furs the most dainty lingerie, gloves, of ,.frvLa. t.ViA nAataRt of neckwear: the most elastic and trimmed hose the fash- - Bridgeport, the guest his brother. Scott&Bowne Are the i am4. prettily supporters; miss Annie snea recently visitea in quite style the of artistic and all Shelton. CHEMISTS, these days. Typhoid is lioldlag high 2 ibnabfe in papeterie, the sweetest of fans nnd fancy things; best everything useful, inexpensively John Partridge has entered the em 409 Pearl St, N. Y. carnival la maay localities aad aaaay of Charles cases priced and warranted pertect. . ploy Hawley. 50c and $li H druggist. are serious. If yon have aa Here's where mistake in choice is righted cheerfully fc every disappointment turned to pleasure. Miss Minnie uaipine passea aunaay " every in Bridge rjort. customer. I Careful, painstaking attention to every George Evarts is soon to occupy tne STOPS THE COUOH AND WORKS homestead of the late Mrs Evarts. OFF THE COLD. Artesian Well Mr Hulse and family hare moved Silk Monte Carlo Coats Silk Petticoats Ladies' Short Jackets," into the house recently vacated by Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tablets Yon can rest easily for thesee walla fine and finds 4.98 to Former 8.50 to George Robinson. cure a coia in one aay. no cure, uu shut off surface water aad alaaHar Un-9-- Hake presents every Jyear is.50. .prices ' la all tha latest style of trim and 75 them in mora Idemand aa family gifts, ao.oo. pay. Price 25 cents. contaminations. la dry seasoas yoa i-- 5 HOW THIS? t& 4 9Uo ia.50. need have ao fear of droagat, as yoa ' ' Coats, We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for will have aa abundant, aad I OUR LINE OF . Velour Coats, Satine Petticoats 7.60 to 14.50. Former prieas ia.50 to any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by pure supply of Water. I hat 75c to .50. nail s uaiarrn uure. The awelleat tha awaU, 19.50 to 35.00. 5.00. (dust tne tmng lor riding.) F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. I houW to com" of We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Che " """ ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per Felt and Rubber I BUUNHl V "-- - " ; House. Wrappers, Newmarkets honorable in all business transactions toe,l Silk Waists ' Raglans and fectly able to !Td 590 to 1.50. and financially carry out any obliga- at half price: ia.50 ones for 6.S5. tions made by their firm. Boots la all tha prattlaat ahadaa aad in arary 18.50 ones for West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, at of a.oS to 6.50. Jackets and 9.35, O. Waldinu, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale weather will jla trimming, t Dressing aad dozens at intermediate prices. Druggists, Toledo, O. Is unsurpassed. The E. N. V Bath Robes. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally. soon be here which requires ' these SETERLEY, acting directly upon the blood and mucous Mills Conn Flannel Waists, , Eiderdown Dressing Jackets, 50c to surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. goods and now is the time to buy Sipperley's Westport, 3.5-- ta 6 Skirts, Sold all Testimonials free. ' a.98. Bathrobes, 75. by Druggists. them. Don't fail to examine our , f.-- 980 to 1.50. DRESS AND RUNABOUTS. Hairs Family Pills are the best. stock before making your purchases. Your Tank Is Always Full With Furs, Furs, Walking Skirts, 1.50104.98. OF GREAT VALUE. Cashmere Waists, Tha bast stock lowest priced in West-- Dreaa Skirts, s.50 to ia.50. Dress RAMON'S V. to 4.98 arn Connecticut. Silk Skirts, 6.5 to $15.50. THE BROWNIE CALENDAR IS TAYLOR. CUR.TIS & THE 148 '. VERY COMPLETE. iEKMOTOB, CO, For they Work the year 'round while Ramon's Brownie calendar, Hook. other machines are Idle. by the Brown Manufacturing Co., The Brick Store, Sandy Greeneville, Tenn., in four colors, is as complete and useful as anything of M. & the Kind ever issued, it is especially LOOK THIS Frank Scott Co., valuable on account of its weather B. CURTISS, Agent, forecasts, which are based entirely up- 183 Main Street, Opposite Soldiers' Monument, Danbury, Conn. on scientific calculations that can be OVER Nichols, Conn. relied upon. The numerous calendars issued that attract attention for their And be convinced that m P. O.: R. F. D. No. 4, Bridgeport, Con. beauty alone are not to be compared our store is the place to trade : with the Ramon Brownie calendar, for over-estimate- 54c its value cannot be d. 1 bag B. M. O. Flour You can tell a the and 1 pound best Creamery Butter, sac Portable SAWING OiitfHs ranks. About all they could do was emergency, Mrs Maynard welcomed at glance rising 20 pounds best Granulated Sugar, li.oo to mission- setting of the sun, the days' length, 1 bar Ozone Soap, 4c Bee, work with the children. A them in her cordial, hospitable way 4 25c The Newtown moments as old school the phases of the moon, the moon's pounds Bice, 10c . ary would ride along the road with his and the sped by national 1 can Best Tomatoes, A Specialty. cart tilled with bananas, and the offer days were gone over and cheery con- constellation, holidays,churcb 1 bottle Fancy Maple Syrup, 15C of some would a child near. verse was even- days, timely medical advise, weather 1 pound Good Coffee, 25c CIRCULATION: fruit bring enjoyed. During the forecasts for the different states. Our Teas cannot be beat, 40c and up The next day the same child would ing the tables were spread and a goodly Whole Hams, 12c come to house to feast of housewife's best. Waltham (Mass.) Evening Times, No- the missionary's get enjoyed the 18, 1902. Size of Lynch's famous Home Made Sausage. Also January 1, 1888, 600 some more and there the oppor- - The people of the became vember calendar full stock of all kinds of Groceries and Meats : . 1fruit,1 m young party 12x18 a ,1 ..m wide awake over games which proved inches. Copy mailed by publish- at correspondingly low prices. Last lire-histo- ry ers for five 2c week, simple story. The so entertaining that midnight passed stamps. related of one young man who ran ere the party broke up. Those present Mrs The Boston Grocery Store, from his heathen home and came were Mr and Mrs Samuel Mr Homer Hawley returned to away Camp, Pittstield, Mass., on Tuesday, after a Fountain Place, Bethel. Ten Pases. to Jaffna college. Though only a mile and Mrs A. W. Fairchild, Mr and Mrs two weeks' visit at home. away from his home, for years he nev- F. Andrews, Mrs C. Sturges, Miss Ma- er entered its portal. To bis father bel Stnrges, Miss Ella Fairchild, Miss Fair-chil- Iron" be was as good as dead. When he Fanny Andrews, Miss Mary H. d, Sufferers from weak nerves need TOWN TOPICS. Chris- Tonic. Ramon's. is rich in STEPHEN B. came to marry a beautiful young Mr aud Mrs A. D. Fairchild and Try It I- - tc- CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. ' tian woman,- who was a student at the Fred and iron and nerve foods. H. E. Mott. CI C OOfl I fsons, Andrews, Jr., George Newtown: Betts & Betts Sandv Hook: W Branch Store, 38 South Market St.. Boston. Mass. college and who had the misfortune to scnoneia. 68-pa- ge THE BIBLE AND nlSSIONS. h. x rum Dull; w. a. Maw-- Send for catalogue stating your wants. belong to a lower class, tne ire oi me j. farKs, - parents was further increased; but THEP.tl SKIDMORE ESTATE. ley. Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gayldrds- TWO EXCELLENT ADDRESSES BY DB reconciliation was made when a little vme. Has Grot FRANK K. SANDERS OF TALE THEO- son was born, a male child being es- HEARING ON THE WALTERS CLAIMS. LOGICAL SEMINARY. A MAN WHO dear to the heathen heart. A Mrs D. G. Beers and daughter were pecially H. on E. CAME FROM EARNEST MISSIONARY great-grandmoth- who had children Attorney Charles Northrop and in tne Park (Jity, last Tuesday, a Friend Brooks, M. Them PARENTS AND WHO, BY FERSI8TENT and grandchildren and great-grandchildr- J. Houlihan were in shopping trip. ' PLUCK, HAS RISEN TO THE TOP OF about her by the score, all Bridgeport, Saturday, holding a session 795 Chapel St., New Haven, . HIS PROFESSION. Christians, though at heart a follower in the capacity of commissioners on People with impoverished, bad blood of the Nazarene, was kept from open the estate of the late P. H. Skidmore. and a weak constitution will be of confession if a The day was taken up with the claims greatly Announces His Winter Opening There is no regret to be felt about by the thought that, of benfited by the use of Ramon's Iron Christian, when she died her body Auctioneer Walters. After some Tonic. is life-givin- tones the! the character of the addresses which discussion over claim Mr Wal- It Frank Ph. Dean could not be burned. Christianity, Dr the of blood and is a powerful tonic to the Knight Sanders, D., Sanders said, bad increased in India ters of $3,500 on the building known as whole H. E. BAD! of Yale system. Mott, Newtown; Fine Muffs Theological Seminary, gave at 150 the "Pink house," above claim- Furs, Coats, Capes, the church last Sun- in the last decade per cent, while Derby, betts & Betts, sandy Hook: S.J. Congregational the had increased some ed to have been purchased by Mr Wal- W. B. day; the only regret which could nnd population ters for P. H. claim was Park, Trumbull; Hawley, would be eight per cent. We are not to believe Skidmore, the Sherman; JS. A. Honan, Gay lords vale. Scarfs, Robes, etc., any expression that the very globe-trotte- rs withdrawn fall of snow more the who have seen mis- by Attorney Stiles Judson, heavy prevented per- work abroad as is carried on representing Mr Walters. Attorney Watch This sons from enjoying the treat which sionary it Goodwin Stoddard for was presented. As it was, 30 or more in the slums of the great cities under appeared the The White farm of MILLINERY. Rain Coats. came the most disheartening circumstances. administrator. An adjournment was Wing Poultry to the morning service, a few do not see made to the 22d. Nichols deals in all kinds of fowls and traveling over four miles and breaking They what transformations game and just now Is anxious to get Space their way through the untrodden snow, the Gospel of Jesus Christ has wrought; some live turkeys, geese, ducks or Hats, Trunks, Bags, Umbrellas and and, in all too many cases, do not THE CLUB. Comfortable because and an almost equal number coming 'they HEN'S chickens. Their postofflce address is For out in the care to see. R. F. No. 4. Further Gloves. , brignt moonlight when, in "Mission Work in was the Bridgeport, D., porous addition to deep snow, it was snapping Ceylon" A MOST ENJOY A BLE MEETING HELD AT . theme of the address. In the no odor. cold. evening KBV OTIS W. BARKER'S. The wonderful success of Ramon's No'stiffness; morning Dr Sanders spoke on the Developments. Work a Specialty.- The Dr was born t serviceable. speaker, Sanders, Bible, how. Old Nerve & Bone Oil in cases of rheuma- lFur Attractive; on missionary soil. Two of his broth- mainly showing the soreness, stiff lies in abuse ers are now at work on the Testament was the record of God's Despite the forbidding weather of tism, joints, etc., Wear or cannot foreign Tuesday there was a at- its penetrating character. True to its "--- field; and one more would have gone, revelation to a people growing from night, good "- destroy the waterproof had his infancy to maturity. There are pas- tendance at the meeting of the Men's name, itr penetrates direct to the nerve physical strength permitted. sages even where statements are given club, at the residence of Rev Otis W. and bone, effecting almost miraculous NICHOLAS TESINY, Rain will not After graduating from college, Dr are is Barker. In the absence of D. G. Beers, cures. Price 25c. H. E. Mott, New- quality. Sanders four of in out which positive lies; but. this & spent years teaching not to be to untrutniui-nes- s Kev J. H. George had of the town; Betts Betts, Sandy Hook; spot a Priestly Cravenette. Jaffna college, Ceylon; in his charged the charge W. B. S. RAW AND fact, of the Bible, but only to the lack program, the writings of Eugene Field Hawley, Sherman; J. Parks, FURS SKINS, father was the one who started out to Gaylords-ville-. Gift of on of a being considered. It was in many re- Trumbull; E. A. Honan, raise the endowment for this knowledge the part people 3767-377- 3 Main Conn. splendid see Jeph-tha- h spects the most enjoyable the r Street, Bridgeport, institution. The Leitch of just beginning to the light. meeting aj sisters, club has ever and was ce does not see as Jeremiah sees.and held, it with o?-Pri- great missionary fame, followed in the reluctance the was Thomas F. was in ifi Iyist on application. $7.50 to $30. good of these funds. To the rude Amos is not the cultured program brought Bradley Danbury, Getting raising the to an end'. whether Isaiah. Monday, attending the funeral of the question the spicy breezes -- Mrs blew o'er All who heard Dr Sanders, a pro- late Margaret Sanford. really soft Ceylon's isle, Dr found student of the Word of God and Grows Of Sanders that there was a cin- DEATH OF MRS CLARA PECK CUR Special Sale replied an earnest Christian, have to thank Don't be imposed upon by taking each namon grove in the northern part of TIS offered for Easier year, if the island where this indeed' be him most heartily for a Sabbath day substitutes Foley's Honey you com here. Our new stores ! might in meditation and thoughtful-nes- s and Tar. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co., true; but this sentiment was largely, spent 0 with more than twice the space TRiriMED niLLINERY that will add to the mental stock OF COLTON, CAL. Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook. of the old oues; our new lines of We offer assortment of Trimmed perhaps,as they say in scanning, gratia In come. our entire Hats at Special Prices, metri. He told the amusing story of trade for many days to eQ goods; the largely increased all our Imported Hats. T n ti 1 1 . 1 . rt ana 01 our a captain who, when within haif a jjai s vjiarn jreuK. jurtis aiea in UOlton, g quantities varieties day's sailing of Colombo, Ceylon, trick- Cal., on December 8, of pleuro- . Nothing weakens the system like a fl reqular lines, aad tha greatly ed two charming young lady mission- ANNUAL MEETINQ OF STOCK- - pneumonia. She was the wife of Ches bad congh nothing so annoying as a re increased facilities for arrang- - 089 Broad St., who were en- so and make IT ATTI I their first , HOLDERS ter of Stratford", "bad cold" efficient in ing displaying them, . JZLZX J aries, making Unrtis, formerly and nothing con- , Bridgeport, Ct. trance into the harbor, by rubbing aaugnter 01 tne late A. B. Peck of either case as Ramon's English Cough I it eaSY for us to claim with - per ttj J. JljrAJN some on deck and Ala. She was safe, bottles Sfi fldence that you will find her spices the calling OF THE NEWTOWN Montgomery, a niece of Syrup sure, speedy; large them from the cabin in time to AGRICULTURAL President David C. Peck of the New 25c. H. E. Mott, Newtown; Betts & 1UU1V UIIU1 llluiim .v. just CO. FROM 4? sniff the perfumed air. They wrote FAIR POSTPONED TUESDAY town savings bank. Betts, Sandy Hook; W. B. Hawley, ing useful, acceptable gifts than Pictures and Picture home enthusiastically to their friends TO SATURDAY. Sherman; S. J. Parks, Trumbull; E. in any other store in the city. that the spicy breezes of Ceylon were Master Arthur Warren A. Honan, Gaylordsville. Printing a list of possible nuuen s Fairchild, be no delusion. The Singalese, the peo- Owing to the fierce rain storm of son of A. D. Fairchild. is confined to choosing might helptul, but Frames. of were there s like Brie-a-Br- ple southern Ceylon, described Tuesday, only eight were present at the house with a hard cold. A or bladder trouble can al- 4 notning seeing. NoTelties in ae and Cut Glass. as for work kidney mQ naven t Deen into our ready the Gospel, but the tne annual meeting or tne stockhold- ways be cured by it you ft ART STOR.E, Artists atertals and Head- would using Foley's Kidney stores since we moved from 4-- Stataary.' necessarily be slower than in ers of the Newtown Fair Some one entered the residence of Cure in Sold & i or 6 K O. Arcade, for or wood some other localities. No such Agricultural time. by R. H. Beers 2 across the street probab-l- y Bridgeport. quarters pyrography kaiaiac great Co. President T. E. Piatt was the Principal Tibbetts, during his recent Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy you'll - results could be looked for as among only one present from a distance. Af- absence in Salisbury, and confiscated a Hook. be surprised by the gift get- the Telagus of India, nor was there ter the was called to order dozen cans of preserved fruit and some T ting possibilities that we eaa of in won- meeting fire wood. offer hope repeating Ceylon the and the warning read it was voted to much-talked-- you. derful of or the Sand- The "faith cure" story Uganda, adjourn to Saturday of this week at may answer in some cases, but when a wich Islands. Bather here it would 10.30 a. m. It is hoped there will be a William Peck of Brooklyn, a nephew hand is an or The Hard- - be hand-picke- d one one. mashed, ankle wrist Danbury fruit, by The large turnout of the stockholders at of Capt Albert W. Peck of this town, the flesh scalded or $ g danger here was that the people would time. died on Sunday. He was 23 old sprained, burned, ForYour Real Estate or Business become that a son of years a finger bruised or cut, Ramon's Nerve atheists rather than stay and Charles Peck. The fu- & Bone Oil, the sooth- ware Co., in New Send heathen. Previous to 1800 the Dutch neral took on great healing,- Anywhere England. place Wednesday in ing, liniment, is- what you g y took of this island and Last the friends and antiseptic full at once. City.coun-tr- possession Friday evening Brooklyn. 51 description forced of Mrs Sarah B. want. Get the genuine Ramon's. 25. 4s? Main St., Danbury. and seashore. C. K. AMIDON Protestantism upon the people. neighbors Maynard H. E. Mott, Newtown; Betts TV no Jiuiiun vu kjj n iavuiuutou vuau assembled at her home in Taunton, Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor pass- & Betts, S. J. & SON, 45 Milk, St., Boston. the first missionaries found it difficult giving that lady a genuine surprise in ed Friday in Bridgeport. Miss Jessie Sandy Hook; Parks, honor of her went from Trumbull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville; All to make any ingress into the heathen birthday. Equal to the there to Torrington, where W. B. Hawley, Sherman. first class stores.sell these g DECEMBER THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, 19, 1902. 5' was the truest of Norris Nicholson While there the Sergeant says he went SOMETHING TO HAKE THE CHIL- Bee. clamming and had a royal time. He The Newtown also paid a visit in Huntington, where he was the guest of Mr and Mrs Philip n. W. DREN HAPPY. j ones, tie enjoyea a roxmg expedition, HILL, wiiiie in Huntington, ana was enthu- v Buy them the "Child's Box Couch," width 18 inches, CIRCULATION: siastic over the trip. Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. velour. Price $4. Not length 44 inches, made in all colors of 800 THE MODEL YOUNG'S HOTKJ,. the January 1, 1882, a toy, but a nicely constructed couch with a receptacle for Through the courtesy of Landlord - Last week, 4350 X. Jr.- - xoung of Young's Hotel, a rep- toys. v resentative of The Beb was taken We are now settled in our We have orders booked for Christmas Deliveries. throutrh builrlino-- handsome new store already 28 Bank Street, New Milford. the handsome hotel ivu muuuiiy. jxir xoung is to rormaiiy in the Booth Block and are with the Ten Pages. uycu 1113 uotei to tne puoiicon Monaay prepared : Goods. evening next and has sent out cards Pictures, Frames, Art of invitation to a large number of local citizens. FINEST STOCK Undertaking and Embalming, LITCHFIELD COUNTY The hotel buildintr is of brick. 65x55 OF feet, : with a particularly attractive front of marble and pressed brick. NEW MILFORD. The contract was in the hands of Rob Jewelry, Watches and Clocks Ever & ert Bartnett & Sons of New Rochelle, Hovt Atchison.New Conn. Handkerchiefs. JN. Y.,who have carried out their work Bennett's Arcade Building, Milford, DEDICATION OF THE NEW SUNDAY in a manner to In SCHOOL BUILDING AT BOARDMAN. highly satisfactory Shown New Milford. 13-- 4. Landlord Younir. The carnenter Telephone Notwithstanding cold winter weath- work was sublet to Walter Brothers week ' of New er and threatening storm last cen- Rochelle, N. Y., the plumbing Special attention is called, this week, to our Wednesday In the morning, a good Onr electric lighted Handkerchief Booth is one of the to tfezet uuneen or tne same town; sized company assembled at the morn- while-A- . H. McMabon of New Milford elegant line of service. The opened at a see installed the tine steam heat- ing meeting ters of attraction and is so arranged that every one can the - Gurney little after 10 o'clock, O. W. Hoyt, ing plants- The plans for the new LADIES! president of - the Boardman Sunday hotel were drawn by Architect C. J. School society and superintendent.of beautiful assortment of Handkerchiefs with comfort and ease. Birdsell of New Rochelle. The paint- CLOCKS. - Christmas for ?- the Sunday school, presided. The ing was done by Charles Homer Os- Let us help you select the present was a ser- borne and men. new Brother or "Best Fellow": meeting opened with song for men, women and children in plain hemstitched, The hotel stands your Father, Husband, vice led by W. C. Allen of Sherman Everything on the site of the old New Milford Which cannot be beaten in Litchfield County. Spec- Miss Elsie at the or- and will be to de- Neck ; Neckwear, with Hungerford house, handy those Handkerchiefs, Sweaters,' and lace effects from 8c . ial be Oloves, gan. The music rendered was most embroidered upwards. siring quick access to the railroad sta- prices will made on these goods for the holi Pocket Handkerchiefs, Caps, excellent. Alter tion, across wav. On t.hn , White Shirts, Cuffs, Scripture reading just the Fancy Shirt, and prayer by Rev R. F. Elsden of ground floor is the very handsome cafe, day trade. Fancy Socks, Cuff Buttons, Collars, words of welcome were room Scarf Pins, Suspenders, Gay lordsville, of Handkerchiefs at this store is invited oux4u, wnn touec ana store underwear, Armlets. extended by O. W. Hoyt of Boardman. Every purchaser rooms in the rear. The fine bar fix- . Watch, Clock and Fancy Mr Hoyt's said in part: "It gives me tures were put in bv the Balke Calen Jewelry Repairing promptly articles are sura to acceptable. : Our stock is pleasure to extend words of welcome to to estimate the number of Handkerchiefs we used to make the der Co., and for elegance of style and attended to by an experienced workman. Come in -- .1..4.J oiT.l. riRI.Y Wa'll lav nut aooda for Ton and an essembly like this. As my memory finish will not be excelled by any es- j A Christmas.' recalls of half a cen- tablishment in see us. deliver tham at any time yon wish. Wishing you all Merry the years nearly nearest will be beauti-- f Bridgeport or New and tury ago this was called Maryland dis- booth and the. one guessing the given a Haven. An attractive feature is a trict when the old iron foundry and mirror 14 feet lonir. The walls of the machine shop here was in successful ul Doll which cost $10.00. The body of the doll is of fine cafe are handsomely decorated in color operation. The old up and down saw- ana goia, many nandsome designs J. E. CASTLE, The Clothier, mill, with its massive overshot water worked out on walls. from Main, New Milford. J kid. The doll to and is being the side Jl Bank Street, First Store wheel, the little old red schoolhouse quality goes sleep handsomely It was the work of Tony Bonelli of whose area was 16x0 feet, with its 20 New Rochelle. The store south of the 25- - M. or perhaps pupils, and the place dressed. cafe and hotel entrance is occupied W. by Kill. R. B. Cheeseman. a Donular local tnn-- sorial artist,, who has had his shop very handsomely fitted up. A broad central Rtairnrnv loarls tn t.ho H. D. Hine, Blankets second floor of the hotel, on which are Useful Pho-'-. tne ounce, panors, aining room, Kitch- Portrait Artist and Books en and butler's pantry. The kitchen and Crockery. aiid is conveniently fitted up, including a tographer For many years this store has had modern Richardson & Bovnton ransre. Christmas Gifts. ! tubs and all the latest ap- the reputation of having the best and Games. stationary STUDIO: Oar. Whittlesey Ave. and East St. Robes pliances for saving labor. On the You will find our stock newest things in crockery and this second and third floors are some 30 amonff maiiv NEW CT. that will make most niLFORD, You should get year we will live up to our past repu- Popular Novels, Juvenile Books and sleeping rooms, very neatly and hand- things acceptable Christmas Gifts. What, for tation by showing some of the pretti- Games in at much somely furnished. Each bedroom has instance, do you think would please a man more than some jot these : some of both for large variety prices an iron bedstead of neat and pleasinir these, your est and daintiest novelties to be found under regular Book Dealers prices. v design. The furniture contract, by t Artistic own comfort and that of your anywhere. tne way, was in the nands of Hoyt & Hat, Cap, Gloves, Suspenders, Neckties, horse. We sell and Chop Dishes, Celery Dishes, Olive Atchison, who have greatly pleased : Handkerchiefs, all er Picture Framing and grades Trays; Chocolate, Tea and After-dinn- Mr Younir by their selection of roods. as The carpets were furnished by W. G. And many other things just as desirable.' that may be had for a rea- the prices are such to please Cups and Saucers, Plates, Fruit room is Goods. Choc- uarton. juacn provided wltb sonable sum. Art good judges. Dishes, Comb and Brush Trays, Fancy large closet. Electric and ens fix olate Pots, Pitchers, Pin Trays. tures are found throughout the hotel. choice and The building has its own gas plant, Always something new, Goods. was to be found here. which put In by Robert L. Findley, nnlque representing the Gilbert 3s Barker LaHAIT & c. A WAY - THOMAS, Our "Cozy Corner" has attracted a Manufacturing Co., of Springfield, NEW MILFORD, CONN, deal of favorable comment and Mass. - Sails a good Varnish for Harness. great Mr Young has two nonular clerks in s an idea how "Cozy Nooks" can $1 .so a gallon. A good Oil Paint for 90a rT-- gives the persons of Dennis Callaha'n and it, be had in any home and at the same Michael Kelly. and 1.50 par gaUoa. If you are Umbrellas. rear of Glass and at Bottom Prioes. time shows how our sofa pillows look In the the hotel is a brick Putty for in the O. W. HOYT. when barn, where he will have a model liv 'Window Shades at Bottom Prices. looking anything Way storms made up. stable. The as a These December have jraised Our assortment of Art Goods is the ery establishment ' Wall and Border Cheap, if we of a Harness, in here, for The of the havoc with Umbrellas and are whole is a great credit to Mr Young, Riddiford Papers Capable Superintendent pome many richest ever shown in town and well do hays no competition. School. off in comp- and speaks for his push and am we can show a great line in Boardman Sunday putting replenishing them hopes etent are here to advice bition in bold or so HOLIDAY GOODS. Brashes of all kinds. will one as a persons give taking important ' they receive Christmas and a business enterprise. He is the son Artists Goods. Picture ' Light Driving, Medium and ac- suggestions. Framing. where ah occasional temperence meetr present. Few articles are more of Thomas Young of Kent, the veteran Anthracite Coal Taken In Trade if Team and bur than an Umbrella. Al Um- railroad man, and nas a host of friends you Heavy Harness, ing was held or where gospel. preaching ceptable the Do Not Have the Money. Prices are based on a small service, prayer meeting; where Sunday brellas we sell are fully guaranteed, throughout valley. very schools have been organized and dis both handle and and have are 01 material, SIRS MKKPITT W. HILL. margin of profit. banded. These tnmgs ine pasi. new, odd and clever and 1 In this advanced age ot progress tne designs shapes Novelties. A woman of rare and loveable char Dept. , O. A. WAT, in handles- - , C aeoDle have not relaxed their hold up J acter passed away, afternoon, 87 Railroad New Milford, t, . Friday St., on the opportunities for the building We engrave initials on all Umbrel Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, afr 4.15 o'clock, at tbe sanatorium of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, & up of that which is for the betterment las purchased before Christmas if they Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Smok- Pror l)e Mork in BrideeDort. where - Silver Novelties. Staub Mallett, of .mankind. New industries have are to us Christ- - ers she had been under treatment for some snrunar ud in our midst. Population brought directly after Sets, Shaving- Sets, Tobacco Jars, Mrs Cor. Main & Church Sts.,' vr uuo. Ash Receivers and Hat Brushes. weeks. Hill had been in Door has incrciissn. new residences health for a number of had 7 business and years, but My prices are the lowest. I have a larger stock of Clocks Ackley, Hatch & New Milford, Conn. been erected, mercantile rainea ana was greatly improved in a postoffice have been established, rail- health the last year or two. Her this year than ever. road facilities have been extended, maiden name was Ida D. Clark, a Marsh educational - advantages have been of Horace Clark. Good line of Sterling Silver Ware and Plated Ware., common daughter tbe late R, . lnm strwlr nf SVlt and Rubber Boots: granted, (not only in tne She is survived by her husband, M. W. Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty. - v also Men's Shoe and Rubbers. Call and get branches of the public school but in Hill, and one zdaugbter. Miss Maude. nrlces before nurcbaslna elsewhere, M loves valuable Bible study taught in the lit- One Louvisa New and Mittens, large variety, low prices. less sister.lMrs EvittSiOf Tobacco ana X wine. Good goods, 3ow tle Sunday school lorganized here Milford, and a half brother. Edward raper in old price. than five years ago, the little jci a. vi uau x' lauviowivaiiiaic 11 tiuk 5 Agents for Mllbnrn Farm Wagons. Christmas schoolhouse. But we have grown The funeral was 'on and tilcaffo Uluten ana uotton seea mem largely attended Flour. Feed Grain. Groceries. Meats and Gen' out of the schoolhouse,so the Sunday Candy, monaay arcernoon ac 1.30 rrom Merchandise. We can save money more o'ciock, - eral you ' school has sought spacious quar St John's church, Rev J. F. Plumb Presents for and: Old: W . Young; WH U.J That gladsome day ters in this new Dunaing. w nai nas officiating. Tbe casket was covered ...... made our school what it is , all will Sunday witn beautiful floral tributes from & of the to-da- y of- Chocolate and Candied af - Ackley, Hatch Marsh, year, is the of every Marshmallows, Nougats Ginger many rrienas. xne pail bearers were Dolls, Toys Games Sleds Carts Cradles Rocking Railroad and Bridge Sts., NewMllfbrd. be here next week. ficer, teacher and pupil connected with w. J5f. D. Charles of this Noble, Henry Hine, Horses Fancy Cups and Saucers Doll Carriages Black And this is the V it. It is in behalf Sunday 25 cents the pound; regular price 35 cents. Pulver and Verton P. Staub. The v school the Boardman Sunday school burial was in the Center cemeterv. boards Tool Chests ect. place to buy your anA of I society. the people Boardman, " The sympathy of the community goes ," goodies for the extend to you a most cordial welcome. out to Mr Hill and daughter In their Most on the 5 and 10c Counter. Christmas Dinner, Mr Hoyt's words were received with Bring your lists here and we will fill them all to great loss. Among those present at Everything F. B. funeral from out or town were Mrs 'Powers, as here find applause. the Arcade Blag New Milford. you'll Kev J. F. Plumb was introduced and satisfaction. - Merwin and Harvey Merwin of Milford you spoke on the subject of "Ideal Char- your entire and C. A. Trowbridge of New York. .everything acter Building." Mr Plumb brought Our Christmas Handkerchief1 want of the very nnr, the noint of perfection in man : Practical and best quality. hood and womanhood which is to be MBS CHARLES CARLSON. . ideal Stock attained by living more like the Olson, and Roswell & Folliott of lighted up by a row of electric bulbs Matilda, wife of Charles Carlson.died nhrlst,. on at 9 bav- - Plumbing. Edmond D. of Southville. and decorated with holly and green. Monday morning o'clock, Sanitary Bev George Soper, D., 'rne ladles have fairly gone wild over ing been seriously Ul since Thursday Awaits your inspection and approval t Finest goods at low. delivered an address ; on - Market Tianhnrv Mr 's of covers. last. Her age was 39 years. Much . . Sheet ir CONFECTIONER PROVINO'S NEW STORE. Bentley selection pillow . You can find ; ;v,. Tin and lion Work for "Building a Place for Man to dwell which are novel goes out to tbe afflicted hus prices. words were listened con and stunning. In one sympathy New Roofs, etc. " Is stocked with the in." Mr Soper's Charles Provino. the hustling corner is a "Cozy corner," with couch. band ana two cnuaren wno survive Ribbons, Laces, Kid Gloves, Hosiery1. Toweling, Flannel, Ghighama to with the most intense interest. has" his new store in j The funeral was on Wednes Outing ' fectioner, opened and handsome rugs and draperies. attended Prints, etc. We continue to sell tbe celebrated 'CHIC1' Muslin Underwear BEST of T?,ev F. A. Johnson of New Milford block on BanK 1 of- - Jobbing Promptly Attended To Beef, the Kirscb street, with Altogether it promises to be a bright day at p. m., Bev F. A. Johnson Dress Linings and findings you can always find stock complete and prices Lamb, Veal, Fresh snoke on "Evansrelizine Kural dis a Une stock of confections and . fruit. and successful Christmas trade at this ficiating. The burial was in the Cen lowest. - now mucn me The store has been very handsomely ter tricts, snowing on great store. The early visitors get the ad cemetery. Pork, " cities are deDendant the country. fitted up. In the front at the of Turkeys, are right vantage oi tne large selection. v W. L. CHADEATNE, Chickens, etc. . How the great churches dependant the entrance is a fine soda water -- on the little Sunday schools to help fountain, built by the American Soda CHARLES CARL CARTER. Groods . CHRISTMAS KIDDIFOKD'S. and f maintain them. This brought the mountain jo. oi Boston, in tne rear AT Charles Carl Carter, a resident of Fancy Dry Art Em PXA70 TUIJDIl morning session to a close, when the is a large room, to be fitted up as an The Christmas trade has started off East street, this village, died on Fri BOX DERBY, CONN. 1 C an dies ladies served a most sumptous repast. ice cream parlor in the summer and as finely at Riddiford's and,the next week day, aged 75 years. He is survived by broideries. The afternoon session excelled the place to manufacture in the win see some a a Best line 10c and candy large buying at this in wile, brother residing in Kentucky - PIANO TONING. Action Regulating, Tone session in attendance, nearly winter. Through the holidays Mr store. His a Tempering. Reoalrlng in all its branches 20c Candies in town morning teresting jewelry depart and sister in fiortb Carolina, a Our Stock of Art Goods are New and strictly first class. Organs tuned and everv available seat being occupied. Provino will keep both stores running ment Is complete and For nephew, Lieut Carter, did service in repaired Pianos for sale or rent. At, 2 d. m.. Rev Cranston Brenton of and those desiring Christmas candies the children and their who Cuba in the war. The funeral .': Up-to-Dr- te. New a parents, Spanish .7 All Saints' church, Milford,-- gave will find it splendid place to trade. wish to aid, Santa Claus, the toy and was attended on Monday, itev . a very laiK on x ne The and decorating in the tables have attractions. Plumb officiating. The nail bearersj. interesting 2.30 G. 'painting novelty great Manv beautiful designs In Centers. Fringed and hemstitched: Doilies. . of Manhood." At Rev new store was done by John Hannon. Altogether, Mr uiddiford sees no were Messrs Edward Addis. Robert W. S. PERRISS, L. D. D., Of New Milford, who reason be Tray Cloths, Scarfs, Pillow Tops, Table Covers, Needle Cases, Collar Holders, Choice Cats at Cut Prices. Meat .Pork, Farmers Trad- Taylor, why should grumble, and Clark. Edward Hartwell and Howard etc.. etc. t7? is so well known, gave a pleasing talK CHRISTMAS ATTRACTIONS AT THE intends to do his share to make the Clark. The burial was in the Center Lamb and Full Line of Vege- The case of Embroidered Doilies, Tea Clout ana Poultry. ing Co.. upon the dedication of the church BOOTH A BENTLBY STORE. Christmas season of 1902 a pleasant cemetery. Pieces, Centers, scan; tables. Give us a call. in reference to the dedication one have been greatly admired; all work done with Brainard St Armstrong Silks, Mew nilford, Conn. building The handsome store of The C. H. ior nis patrons, and incidentally, we are iOor. Railroad Be Bennltt Sts., New Milford. of our souls. Rev R. W. Raymond of is to for which agents. last. Booth & Bentley Co. is bright with the it nopea, prontaoie nimseir. JAY THAYER BADLY INJURED. we tne woo oneuana h Telephone Call 134. 12 Telephone. Prompt Delivery. Stratford was reserved until the adornments in of Keep Utopia is, uermantown, jtioss, ouoayspao-is- someone must have known Rev Mr Christmas the way of met with Tarns and Scotch Knitting Yarn. to beautiful and dainty goods and novel- THE SERGEANT GOES CLAMMING AND Jay Thayer Gaylordsville Needlesof all kinds. Raymond had something in special CHASES AFTER THE SLY FOX. a serious accident, last week. He was wive to his audience. He told the ties, for which the store has long been . Contractors and Builders. or taking the nlace of a brakeman on " of Jonah and the whale, and of famous, in tne uenter tne store is Sergeant Nicholson has returned Do not the story a handsome canopy of handkerchiefs, from a visit in the Park where he freight train for a few days, and while forget place, Jonah's doubting, of his character and City, attempting to uncouple while at Lime ELLSWORTH FENN, morals, comparing him with the peo Rock, was caught between a car and CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ple of to-da- y. He held his audience a stone platform used tor loading car spell-boun- d see We Have Told You About Our New Washington Depot, Conn. Great and one could every wheels and was badly crushed about 19 Bank St., nilford, - ""ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. thought was 'turned to the speaker. the hios. He was brought to his home on After this Rev F. A. Johnson offered here tne same day and is under the Where I have done business for the Slaughter the dedicatory nraver. The people care of Dr Dolan. It cannot be deter past 17 years. GIVE. THEM A CALL : of Boardman may well feel that their mined yet bow seriously,he is injured THE FRANK E. ROWE CO., Blankets rfiaiwl is dedicated in truth to God, Good iniernelly, but so far as can be seen he Rev W. r. Gilbert pronounced the has a chance for recovery. New Milford, Ct. benediction upon the chapel and its AKCH1TKCTS Gostragtorbv ', Bun.CERs, and inmates. From One Who Was There, - METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Special Attention to Silos given. Estimates ifurnlshed In all classvs of work, with Saliafac-itlo- n ! Clothing Pastor Taylor's topics, next Sunday, guaranteed. WAREHOUSE weather will C. E.. Robes AT 3. STUART EALriNE's and what we tell Is reliable. permitting, be, morning, RIDDIFORD. J. Stuart HalDine is hustling busi you Christmas sermon: evening, "A Etc. ness at his tobacco warehouse- east of The same about our Recipe for Getting a Living." Blacksmlthlng, Wagon Repairing, gs Now a.nd 33 assort-er- s The Epworth League literary meet of North Kent and James Cum-min- Assortment Biy the yillage, having a force of tilled as on Page A Fine of Save at work. He is preparing to build Mittens ing the parsonage, usual, of Bull's Bridge have sold their BMIL, HAEFEU, Money. and will Gloves, and Caps Tnursaay. evening, rne topic was, tobacco crops to Luther Eaton, the on an addition to his shop James Russell ana take on 10 more men. J. D. Clark, for and all Winter "An Evening with veteran Kent tobacco buyer. WALLACE &Co.s Jlacksmltning wagon Kepairmg, Lowell." There were readings and Mrs Merritt who has been New Milfobd. J many years with William Schoverling Beach, , RuIiROAdSt., ss recitations from Lowell's poems; Dr and a first-cla- of the weed, is Clothing. seriously ill, suffering from a stoppage Most Excellent ' Vnmhmlin a'Sneclaltv. Wood Work of Prank Evitts, judge We Taylor spoke briefly of his personal of circulation caused a clot of blood, hiiviner for Mr Mr have it of the best and don' by i Chocolates and Bon Bona. 11 kinds attended to. Prices reasonal and New Milford. tobacco Halpine. with Lowell, and of bis is B. E. Bostwick Is all work guaranteed first class. Railroad St., mark has houirht the following crops: cost as much to you as cheap stuff. acquaintance improving. Dr O. S. B., W. L. and place in literature; and there was fine attending her. Clinton Hendricks, three-months-o- Levi Bichmond, Thomas Wehowski music by several hands, Kenneth L., the ld O. L GRIFFIN, I Charles Peterson SHOES son of Mr and Mrs William Whalen, N. to F. L. Morehouse,) Abbott. W. O. CORNING HAKES A REAL ESTATE was W. Noble, (Successor Christmas Tcnnch Hill. Edward N. Bennett, Eb-- died on Saturday. The funeral Emit Street, - - - Nw Milford. of all kinds. DEAL. attended on Monday at 12.30, Bev On Bank NewJTUUord. ! onpy.er Dorwin. William Buck, John Kememoer tne St., norseshnelng and General Blacksmlthlng. C. Beach, Simon Cre Douglas $3, 3.50 D. W. Wheaton has sold his fine res Cranston Brenton officiating. Work given prompt attention and satisfaction Candy Flynn. Stephen and 4.00 Shoes for men. a N. W. Charles Turrill, C, Try pair idence and farm on tbe bill in Marble i guaranteed. -. han, Kinney, and you will have no other. Our stock of Christ- B. Marsh, J. F. Turrill, De Witt Ford; Tbe Franklin at $a.oo is the best in dale to W. O. Corning, the enterprising Sr. Rowers. William Carroll, L - 1 I mas Candies is You will town for tne Maroiedaie Angora goat enthusiast. . complete. .T. C. money. We have ad, p. F. '' :, Fred McEuen. Andrew This is one of the in lynch, find these goods are of purest qual-pZh,- wiPhprt. ded Rubbers, Arcticts, 'Rubber Boots attractive places HEATERS! Railroad Street, mark and Peter Dutcher, all of New and Felts of all kinds to our Marbledale, the house having been 5&3ffi itv and the are very cheap. JNortnrOD. rnor stock. Mr ' Practical HnrooMhuer. 'ori., prices Miifnrri. Charles Amos put in fine repair by Wheaton. Is conskterad by hondid at Mn to batha Wen to homes which Interfere or overreach, i ManV-kind- s of fanCV Cakes lor Grandison and Gideon oo tkm maiiut to (-- lino and bulanclnu colts uren- - throp, Northrop moateoopomlol day. tO'truelna and of Henry N, C. H. Booth went, to New York on mates cheerfully give ee lam or eosf-ract- tlemen'snpeedy driven. Give me a trial and Christmas. Iyet us supply you. Northrop Bridgewater, appUcaJkML, apalkud. - be convinced. I am a thorough mechanic of Southville, John Morehouse Duncan & Canf Saturday, despite the tierce storm II Oatajogneoa by on hand for business. Hauil-mud- e & ield's, II lOUQH wTHUP and always Kent. G. W. Morris, Peck which on day. He found II of r,f South raged that murirrAT tu REfir. J. A; NORTHROP A SONS, boea every description. Wa rner and W. F. of Kox Head-to-Fo- ot South Side of Bank of surface cars stalled on ' Wagon making and repairing ohop at tl. A. CHAS. I. LEACH, Trowbridge Outfitters, Street, many the the " " Bnbbeir. Old Stand on Uallroad Street, New nnrv. Mrs CamD of Roxbury Falls, New Conn. streets. new anxroBD, com.' c,v' Milford, Conn. Church Street, New Milford. Robert Folliott, John Dixon, Gustave Milford, Frank Liner, Louis Bull and William 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

ter, Mrs Ida T. Fuller, is still in a dangerous condition. x Gamble-Desmon- d Co., Gamble-Desmon- d Co., NORTH KENT TOPICS. The The Charles Demusey of Warren is vis- New Conn. iting friends in this place. .New Haven, Conn. Haven, Mrs George Page spent the day in New Mrs Cliristmas Milford with FredJBcrry. Owing to the severe storm the chap- el has been closed two Sunday evenings. Hugh Moshier, who had the misfor- tune to cut his foot with an ax, is able to get about again. Miss Mabel Hall and Mrs Page were in for reetiULgS Mews A (Rreat Ckristmas Store. Bridgeport Saturday, shopping From Christmas. Edward Thompson and wife have been spending a few days at Everett Thompson's. five Xmas. Mrs S. B. St John and daughter, TO then of Bethel are Misses ALL! Only Shopping Days Edith, visiting Mary and Anna ttibbs. v Mrs L. a. naxton and ner son, Ar Our store will be Open Evenings until after Xmas. thur, left town, last Friday, for Orange City, Fla., where there is quite a colony of Kent people already established. xne village school win close ior tne holidays, Wednesday, December 24, Gloves. and commence again January 5, 1903. Christmas Handkerchiefs Smart and Warm Men's Bath Robes and BRIDGEWATER. After many delays we have been able to ' Fred is out a fine For Men and Women Gamble-Desmond'- s Taylor with light hand-mad- in handsome New of rubber-trimme- the doors our "O, for Gloves, why course, every- Smoking Jackets. d e harness, swing open here knows that." We overheard a New Haven woman, bought of Frank Evitts. When in doubt there's a box of Handkerchiefs body Home on Bank Street. The carpenters and always left to give. , It is to handkerchiefs that say this to her companion only yesterday. There's a man who makes Bath Robes and . WHAT'S IN A NAflE? in hour. ? have to our force of hundreds of you turd the eleventh Isn't that a nice comment to have justly learned And we House Coats so well that his fame has reached all Everything is in the name when it painters given place busy If we used every bit of our news to-d- ay for our have earned Glove the most consci- over this land. He has so much to do that he is comes to Witch Hazel Salve, m. u. for Handkerchief store then we'd have but begun to pur supremacy. by upright, to limit his to one dealer in DeWitt & Co. of Chicago discovered, clerks, who have prepared the people of obliged output every some years ago, how to make a saive an idea of what's here. What follows entious kind of methods. New where 1Vi1tVi"-- 1 -kiitirlinrr York, two of the Hazel is a ior Mow on1 tv . give you city excepting largest from witch that specinc llVVV 1TX111U1 U ailU cur tnwnciUIIlW) might help you a bit in your choice before you and finest stores sell his goods. We represent him piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and OUllVUllUlllg ' Golf in protruding piles, eczema, cuts, nurns, come: ; ; Gloves, 25 cts to $2 a Pair. New Haven. bruises and all skin diseases DeWitt's This collection includes the new mercerized or silk finished Golf Gloves, Salve has no equal. This has given -- numerous counter- All linen hand embroidered Initial (Modile de Louis 50 cents; He has just let us have a lot of about fiftv Blanket rise to worthless Golf Gloves on them he feits. Ask for DeWitt's the genuine. A FEAST OF BARGAINS Quatorze) done in bow knots 60c each. And the kid flitting with clasps (75 cts); Robes that made for an athletic club out West, but A. B. for three in a The Silk ones 1.25 a pair and the Angora 2.00 a pair. which he refused to deliver when the robes were readv he-- For sale by Parks, Trumbull; All white linen handkerchiefs children, Gloves too 25 cts a cause Blakeman, Botsford: B. Hawley & box 60e a box. Awfully good Golf at pair. of a disagreement in arranging price terms. We W. N. mourn- : got tnem ror a spot casn price so that we can sell a Blan- Co., Stepney; Hurd, Long Hill; Pretty hemstitched and scalloped embroidered Kobe 92.50 Betts & Belts, Sandy Hook; M. Beach, -- IN- 1-- 1-- 1-- Kid Gloves. ket for that has never before been retailed 8, 4, at ing handkerchiefs, also 2 inch plain mourning less 3.50. Monroe; W. J. Beehier; Brookfield. 25c 6O0 each. than handkerchiefs 15c, and Good Kid Gloves, all colors and white, two clasp, worth 89 cts, for 59c pair. All linen handkerchiefs, plain white, 1-- 8, 1-- 4, 1-- 2, 1 Then of course there are our P. & L. Gloves, that truly remarkable Glove, OTHER BATH ROBES and House Coats made bv WE GIVE ANY LADY Inch hems 12 o, 19c, 25c, 35c and 50c each: the best Glove that ever came out of a French factory, at 91.00 pair. this same man, beautifully tailored in every particular, All linen initial 9c each, 3 for 25c. Grey and mode heavy suede Walking Gloves, one large clasp, with white the low' as well as the high priced ones at 3.50, 4.98, 6.00 a splendid chance to earn spending $1.25 91.19. 1.50, 8.00, 9.00, 12.00 to 16.50. money very easily working for us in . 59c to 11.50. and self on the back, the quality, ,, Real Ducbesse lace point de gauze, from stitching their leisure time; the work is not Renaissance lace handkerchiefs, hand made, $2, 2.25, JIOUSE-COAT- S or SMOKING JACKETS, from 2.08 tn and woman or who has Trefousse Gloves. 12.00. hard, any girl Beautiful Our Smoking Jacket at 5.00 is one of the a little spare time will do well to avail " strong Holiday Irish Point Handkerchiefs from $2 to 4.75. There's a a of the best Gloves in the world : features in the collection. Made of fancy plaid back and themselves of this great opportunity distinguished gift, pair two-tone-d reversible 25 cents All linen hemstitched and scalloped embroidered with Trefousse one large pearl clasp, heavy grey suede Walking Gloves, 91.59 pr. cloths, really, with silk frogs and to earn money. Send us piped seams, tailored in ract like the Bath Kobes. Made (silver) and we will at once send you lace all linen centers and fine linen lawn Trefousse Gloves, glace and suede, all the new glove colors and black and same pretty edges, 91.98 a by the man. the cloth with full directions, prepaid Goods 12i and 25c. - - white, pair. us in the United States or kind New Trefousse Gloves, for Christmas Gifts, one and two large buttons, by anywhere All linen initial handkerchief, the sheer heavy and the smart buff, 92.25 a so that you can commence work at with script and embroidered initial, both 12 and 25c ea. white, pearl pair. once. Address Brilliantina Co. (F 62), All linen plain white handkerchiefs for children, one A glove box especially made for us and for Christmas with every pair of Roxbury, Mass. half dozen in a box 1.00 box. Gloves that cost $1.35 and more. Our Women's Neckwea r To suit all kinds of Tastes and Purses. It fTHalf Linen, script initial handkerchiefs,Cunlaundered, KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURB , 3 25c. er regular price 12ic each 9c each, for is one-quart- Store. Digests all classes of food, tones and impossible to enumerate of the We have an ornate Handkerchief box for every pur- strengthens the stomach and digestive chase of of Handkerchiefs. Don't $1.50' s worth forget -- organs, cures dyspepsia, indigestion, attractive articles in Gifts we have to ask for one If It's not offered. Two Big Purchases of Men's Neckwear, At 25 cts and 50 cts Each. stomach troubles, and makes rich red Holiday blood, health and strength. Kodol for while stock of Ties for jno, we won't even try to tell you how many kinds of rebuilds worn out tissues, purifies, your choosing, our great' ; For 50c 25c. Neckwear we have at 25c and 50c each. 'Twoiild, be too strengthens and sweetens the stomach. Toys Boys. futile a task. Gov G. W. Atkinson of West Viririnia. : Ladies' Cloaks and - Two-hundr- Goods, Lead Soldiers, 25c to 1.00. Building Blocks, 10c to 1.89 ed --and-f ifty dozen Four-ln-han- ds and Bow Knots, a maker We have more kinds at this price than at any other says: "I have used a number of bottles Dry Carpets, Noah's ark, 25c to 98c Horns, lOo to 19c. Cannons, 59c. out to us Half Price as were the last two because these are the most popular prices. Amontr them of Kodol and I find it to be a very ef clearing them at literally they big some or rem- Shoes is full and us , Friction cabs and Trolley Cars, 49c Rubber Tire Me- you'll nnd the finer things imitated. Materials fective and, indeed, a powenui complete. Let casually lots he had In stock and he wanted his stock clean before the first of the recom- chanical Automobiles and 89c not so , nne, aii. for stomach ailments. I trucks, Magic Lanterns, - uiaus edy : 6O0 to 3.25. Rocking horses, 75c to 8.25. Wagons from year. mend it to my friends." S. J. Parks. look the and see what is at 6.25. through store, 10c to 6.25. Desks, 59c to Four-in-han- A A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; Is ds and were Few Other Kinds. Trumbull; The Second lot composed of and Tecks, they B. Hawley & Co., Stepney; W. N. made to sell for not less $1. For Girls and Boys. than Plain Hemstitched Collar and Cuff Sets, 12ic, 25c, 50c, Hurd, Long Hill; Betts & Betts, San your disposal.: Toys 75c and 1.00 a set. M. Monroe; W. J These are at 50 cts Each. dy Hook; Beach,- Blackboards, 19c to 2.49. Children's Morris Chairs, going Embroidered Top Collars in Linen and sheer lawn, Beehler, Brookfield.- .00. Children's Rockers, 25o to 1.98. Childrens' high It's not often a merchant's luck to come across such bargains at this with and without tab fronts, 25c, 50c, 75o and 1.00. Dolls, Galore. chairs, 69c to 2.98. Books, stiff cover, So to 75c Linen time. Lace and Embroidered Turnover Top Collars, in cream A NEW REMEDY. Books, colored pictures,5c, 10c, 19c, 25c Tiddley Winks, 15c and white, white and black too, from 50c to 2.25 each. All size Dolls, dolls, rag dolls and big dolls. The old friends of Chamberlain's Sleeping crying Cough Remedy will be pleased to know Toys. the work, and a social time was enjoy- tions and bon bons. Nothing is more two assistants, last Thursday, ran that the manufacturers of that prep- ed. A cornet and piano player from refreshing these wintry days than a line from south of Carr Lyon's bouse aration have gotten out a new remedy Mechanical. Tmn. Tin and Wooden Tnva. Automobile, hook and ladder. The Newtown Bea Danbury assisted with the music. steaming cup of hot coffee or cocoa on;cnestnut Land to the top of Shinar, called Chamberlain's Stomach and fire engine, horses, carts, etc . Good I. O. O. rrom nis soda iouncain. a of a mile of C. Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting iShepherd lodge, P., quarter south B. - will elect officers next Thursday, the woodruff's residence, thence easterly with much success- in tne treatment China. 25th. NOBTHVTLLE TOPICS. aiyjuas vims isiamsneii of constipation, biliousness, sick head and iuast xongue, and like dis CIRCULATION: Rev Mr Manee closes the second year crossing the Shepaug river three times, ache, impaired digestion Cups and saucers, bread and milk sets, tea sets, chocolate sets, bread and OA YLORDSVILLE TOPICS. to the old south orders. These tablets are easier to cake cracker fruit salad dishes and dishes. of his pastorate with an annual sermon highway running take and more in effect plates, jars, plates, celery Last week, 4300 Mrs J. T. UnderhilL who has been wmcn we are sure will be or interest ore. u. cole's place, following the pleasant than ill bast week, is ser- South street road T. Odell'son pills, then they not only move the JANUARY 6oo the improving. to all. In the evening a Christmas to past.W. but the and Books. t, tsss, John (Joiiitran has taken a position mon will be given with appropriate Waterbury. bowels, improve appetite with Honan & Soule. " Miss Nellie Irwin is rejoicing in the correct any disorders oi tne stomacn Always acceptable for old and young. You will find what you want here; music of a fine For sale R. H. Beers Emerson Brague, who has been with Mrs A. S. Buckingham visited in gift piano which Santa Glaus andjiver. by $ prices are just the kind that Santa always likes, as they are decidedly in his ie Ten Pages. Honan & has taken a sent on from New York.a while ahead co., TNewtown; x ay ior, curus K CO., fayor. Soule, position Bridgeport recently. Hook; W. N. Hurd, Hill; onN. on the railroad. Will Keegan spent Monday in New oi iime, dui justas good all the same. Sandy Long yVTww.rStrain X Rev F. J. Belcher, presiding elder of Haven. Mrs John M. Eckman and children The is. c. .riatt Co., uawieyville; A Handkerchiefs. PoutrhkeeDSie who was to have been Mrs B. Blakeman, Botsford. nomeus COUNTY. the district, The Christmas sociable will be held visiting Mrjand Perry Of course you will come here for your Christmas Handkerchiefs. . You eyes LITCHFIELD have preached in the Methodist church at the home of Abner Lewis, Wednes- know the reason: the draws here is first a on railed to in an 24. Mrs H. W. Woodruff is magnet that you large assortment, Sunday evening, put day evening, December just getting OLD. secona, pretty styles ana low prices. NEW MILFOAD. appearance on account or the storm. Mrs Mary Buckingham spent last around after a debilitating attack of AS IN DAYS OF uev a. iv. week Miss tonsmtis. Women's eyes aet their saniora, superintendent at Alecia Payne's. Now ma Then, Safety Depend on Strang Gloves. THE DODD WANZER WEDDING. of the Five Points Mission, will occupy H. A. Heminway, the in the worst strain when they are or painter Walla and a Bntve Garrison. least able to stand it aftea, the pulpitrsunday morning, December IN MASONIC CIRCLES. employ a. w. woodruff, isjustget- - most On Wednesday, December 10, at 3 28. Dr Sanford is an able speaker and mut auuuu aiuer a severe uiness. If you and I were defending a castle we A complete assortment of the best imported and domestic makes of the day of work and worry, d. m lodcre. F. & A. M.. elected kid and woolen Gloves at the lowest prices. Gloves of dependable 1 should have a large audience. St Peter's W. W. Wilson has made a half doz of look to those absolutely when every sense is aaa j when should, coarse, especially make have and fit. Glives are alwass aft jaaea ,f 1 at the home of David Wanzer, Mr and Mrs u. B. will an the officers on en cases that durability perfect acceptable 1 cake give following Tuesday night: handsome with glass fronts were lowest and the vitality at its lowest his daughter, Miss Belle M. Wanzer, in w. m., w. places whera the walls Christmas gifts. noint. entertainment the church, Saturday jonn jioyt. ior noiding tea, coffee, fancy crackers, is was married to James uoaa oi JNew S. weakest. Now the human body a castle. : nair of "rest oliasses'" it. euening, December 20, beginning at W., E. J. Emmons. etc., for the new store of Watts & a Mllford. The ceremony was performed 7.30 o'clock. Those who heard Mr and J. W., George H. Jackson. -- at Bantam. The better we understand where) onr weak . Furs. will help the tired eyes stand Rev Mr of Brookfield. aiorey at- . '. . . aetual by Whitcome Mrs Cake a year ago will wish to at Chaplain, Rev J. F. Plumb. Carl Bader, the popular marketman, pota are and how to cover them from the strain rad prevent The bride, who was given away by her as a fine entertainment. P. M. has seven tack, the longer we shall keep possession. Did yon promise yonr wife or daughter a nice fur collar when the tobacco disease. was tend, they give Secretary, Cassedy. bought head of fine young was sold? Mr Man so do know Is to ' father, attendea by ner, cousin, The admission will be 25c; children Treasurer, H. LeRoy Randall. . stock of Anthony Walberg of Roxbury. We most defend Castle Body when it is Just think my if yon that this the place R. W. L. Wendt, Miss Phelps of Danbury, and by Miss under 12 years, 15c. Senior Deacon, Frank E. Soule. Mr uader nas also traded horses with nrst threatened, and not wait until the buy it, No; well let us say to him. right here that you will get the right kind New Mllford, Oonn. Hatch of New Mllford. The groom Junior Deacon, H. D. Hine. but nemv has made a lodinnent inside the here at the right prices.) was escorted his waiberg. walls. im A Have ever as yon saw the home by brother, i'red WHAT SUXTER BROTHERS ARE DOING. Senior Steward, Peter Hansen. narry stone has bought a fast step-- The bacKhings, the wastes, the satisfactory gift. you thought seriously Dodd, and by Fred Wanzer, brother Junior Steward, Alfred C. Worley, purities, the poisons are, when all is right, on sweeping day what a lot of bard work there is in it. A Btosell Carpet of the bride. About 40 were Sutter Brothers are arranging to thrown out of Castle means of does away with all that labor, those clouds of dust, those weary guests build a tobacco warehouse near - . Seta Lyon is now ridimr out In Body by Sweeper resent from New Milford, Brookfield, storage n rang c. handsome of the Longs, the Bowels, the iudneys, the limbs, sweeping is a real pleasure and a great saving to the curpet. What an PROFESSIONAL CARDS. and The assort Lancaster, Pa., with a capacity of ryier, ryier. will sleigh, bought Paul Gage, Skin these four when ideal for a or mother. Handsome and anbury Bridgeport. cases. The installation of officers occur uuo iuuu ; tai uess ueaier. scavengers. But present wife, sister lasting, something ment was large and varied, including 10,000 on Tuesday evening, December 23. the first three are bothered by indigestion she can use with pleasure every day in the hear. silverware, crockery, furniture, bed- and dyspepsia, the skin has more work DENTAL PARLORS. table and in Frank denial harness can Now the man his I ding, linen, glass ware, Evitts. the Co. for than it do. exposes What Shall Buy ? Expert dentistry, painless and rellable,mest fact almost everything that a newly dealer, has sold a handsome pair of Visit the Farmers' Trading KENT. skin, or some part of it, to the cold. The for hand-mad- e Christmas as have modern and scientific appliances used married couple could wish for. Re- heavy harnesses to Edward your goodies, they skin is clogged at once. Inflammation foL ' How often we hear this said at this time of year. I want something that patulous operation. freshments were served at the close of Cogswell of New Preston. the best assortment of the best gro- 4dws, the goes to weak spots and he useful. New Store will be filled with : poison will be enjoyed, something that is This B. and soon Mr and Li. in ceries in town. THE SICK AMONG US. is sick. Soro-si- s, DR. C. BLACKHAN, . the ceremony, after Koman, formerly engaged the in new and useful presents, such as a Coat or Suit. A pair of Shoes; the Mrs Dodd started for New Milford to dry goods business on Bank street, but Everything candy, at the Farm . Mrs calvm is Keep vour system clean with the new of the only shoe a can on and not hare the trouble of Harmon Dentist. Office at residence on - ers' Co. 's. best Hatch very ill at the course, lady put new Minora. take the 6.01 train for New York. now in the clothing trade in- the Jark Trading Fapcy broken, nome oi ner Mrs medicine, Calcura Solvent, discovered by them in. A nice dress always acceptable. Whittlesey Ave., was on was line 10 and 20c of candles in town; mother, Annette of breaking pattern , This was the signal for much merri City, in town Monday, and unamoenain, and but little-hop- is en Dr. David Kennedy, Kennedy How, A year's subscription to the Delineator costs you and makes a present new old-tim- e fine mixed, 10c, three pounds 25c. Fan- N. Y. cures tl ment, tne coupie departing amid cordially greeted by his neigh " tertained for her recovery. Kingston. It Indigestion, that comes every month, bright and newsy. . DR C. H. ALLEN, showers of rice and of the bors and rnenos. cy box candy. mrs on Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout, ailmerts of blowing The Farmers' Co., raincK iyons Lane avenue and steam sawmill whistle and followed by Mr and Mrs Lewis Ives of Kent were Trading having is (juice sick witn the the nutritive processes in every phase . Dentlat, a in remodeled their market, have it stock- w. grip. the maladies so common and fatal Table Linens. NEW MILFORD, CT. the best wishes of all. After short town, Monday. ed with best of pi. rnayer, who has been ill for organic wedding trip they will return to live G. W. Anthony had tho meats, veal, lamb, some weeus at tne nome of bis among us. Try it ana you will trust u The one this store takes special pride in is Table Linens. We bay Office in Mvgatt's block, north side of at home of bride's for a bad fall on sidewalk a few turkeys, chickens, etc., at their usual daugh AU druggists, $1.00 a bottle. thing as we Bank street, up one mgnt or stairs. the the father the days low these goods from importers direct and only such Importers know that the present. May their life be long since, and has been confined to the prices. we can rely on. It is a nice thing to be a judge of Linens, and even experts Voare ' success in Mechanical and happy. house as a result. are often fooled. If you are an expert then buy your Table Linens here and Ow Dentistry has made us proud Elmer Frost of Bridgewater has WASHINGTON. will appreciate the values you are getting; if you are not an expert come of our abilitv to make artrflclal sets of teeth ' AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. bought the small building on the Park, Sou and we will the benefit of our with the fact of all kinds, which for beauty and usefulness erected Funeral give you experience coupled cannot be excelled. Gold and rubber plates Andrew a Cornwall by Director Hubert AMONG THE HORSEMEN. An that of buying of very reliable dealers insures you good honest goods at prices reduced In Uas witn ana Main, leading Thomas. Honest Defender ofthe price. given gaiety Bridge farmer, has sold his tobacco Charles Rhodin is rib- People's Rights that will bear comparing at any place. If our work proves unsatisfactory, "back goes to Eaton of Kent. Miss Julie Jennings, who has been holding the crop Luther passing some months at Bristol, R. - I., bons over a fast pacer, bought of W. Dr At the tobacco warehouse of staub and New York, has returned to her C. Beeman. He expects soon to snatch Tappen, & Mallett some 40 assorters are em- Hart-we- ll West Street, New Mllford. home in the village. away the laurels from Sherman ployed, under the foremanship of W. J. Veterinarian Todd was called to and is only looking for the oppor- Springfield Underwear, Clark, a nrst-clas- s hand at the business. Republican DENTIST, W. Ellsworth, one day recently, to exam tunity. J. Clark has delivered his big ine the cattle of Charles Dean, a lead Thornton Cogswell is riding out in a (MASSACHUSETTS.) Dr Battam, New Mllford.Ot crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine, handsome bought of Paul Gage. Blankets and Comfortables, 0933 ing farmer. sleigh, The Republican aims first to be the best local in the "Of having pounds, raised on five S. was newspaper W At Residence of Henry Harris, south acres. Mr is one of Dr R. Todd in West Cornwall, world. covers news of . we rant. Clark the best one this week, to for a FORESTERS TO HAVE A DANCE. It the New England, and especially of Western growers locally and makes tobacco pay. day prescribe Massachusetts, with and Tfcnp-s- Gardner of New horse owned by Cochrane & Son. Court Concord, No. 48, F. of A., will painstaking thoroughness intelligence. Wraiyners. Orange Fairfield William D. Wanzer has erected a a dance to-nig- Decem- 1 delivered his crop of tobacco, Monday, give (Friday) chronicles the daily events of America and the world?with alert- Fall Stock to "Vincent private telephone line from his own ber 19, in the Town hall. Williams' breadth of Our Sterling. residence to that of Andrew M. Mc-- orchestra will furnish music and there ness, vision, discrimination and good taste. George Ferris delivered his big crop father-in-la- Its Editorial treatment of Politics and all Current Affairs is con- Of Shoes, Rubbers, Felts and of Mahon. his is sure to be a large attendance. The Rubber Boots has arrived. We have all sizes tobacco, 21,700 pounds, to Vincent W. N. Noble committee of consifts of Once again we want to thank our many friends for the and can fit you. Cold weather will soon be and is now the pos- Druggist passed Friday ajrangements spicuous for its ability: It is sincere, earnest,' fair, fearless, progressive, we Sterling, happy in JNew Yoric. John Schmeidel, W. J. Baderand John here and can supply you with Gloves, Mit sessor of a check bearing figures of hopeful end philosophic. very liberal extended to us the past season in bur tens, winter uress uooas ana uorse juanaeu. dimensions. Mayor Miles Aspinwall of Washing Rydin. patronage Full stock of Groceries. Our prices are low, large ton was in town, Monday. He bought The Republican maintains a and de- Come and see us. IN MASONIC CIRCLES. strong interesting Literary Park Avenua Store, just at the time we needed the encour TO OPEN A STUDIO IN THE NEW RAN-- D eight Angora goats and proposes to partment, publishing much excellent fiction and poetry and a daily in- ALL-OR-B on we cordial invitation EN BLOCK. clear up the little brush remaining At the annual communication of stalment of news, notices and reviews of books and authors. agement we got and extend a most to ALLEN JOYCE his farm. Sun F. & A. last their H. D. who has Come to Rising lodge, M., come new at time. not . and will Roxbury Station Ct. Hine, the J. H. Morehouse passed Sunday with week Friday night, these officers were It devotes special attention and liberal space to Business and Fi- to the store any Things may front in the last few years as a photo Waterbury friends. eiected: nancial to outdoor and to Women's serious we in when artist of the first rank, has made ar- Dr F. E. has a tine driv interests, sports pastimes, not be in the shape that had hoped to have them King light W. M., William Foulois. concerns and their diversions, to the to education and CARL BADER, rangements to open a modern and ing harness, bought of the local hustler, S. W., Charles theater, philan- we asked to come and see we will do as we have new Randall-Gree- n Buckingham. in all various lines. you us, but studio in the J?ranK nivitts. J. W., Henry Frisbie. thropy their WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET block.not far from February 15. T. F. Young was in Canaan on Mon tried to do, the best we can. will be welcome. He will have a there with an T., Joseph Wetreau. Typographically The Republican is made clean and attractive for always Everyone Washington Depot. gallery day. S., E. G. Clark. the comfort of readers and of equipment which cannot be excelled in Benjamin Segar has taken a position its the advantage its advertisers. Don't feel that you have got to bay if yon come," but just feel At full line of meats always on band. Gam Bridgeport or New York. For the last with Thomas Durkin in the local THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN is a illus- In he season. Meats of five WALK POLE FENCES AND CLIMB ON TO rich and entertaining that are home when that have back always prime quality, years Mr Hine has been doing lunch car. first-clas- you you get here, you got ana prices reasenaoie. a WOODSHEDS AND BARNS. trated magazine of good literature as weir as a s locar and gen- pnotograpnic woric, naving studio in Miles O. Camp has bought 10 Angora eral home after for six or months, and be sure and his barn on East street. He has done goats of the local dealers, which he will Miles O. Camp has just purchased 11 newspaper. being away eight work for the best citizens of the town, Dlace on his rar m at Judd's Bridge. Angora goats, which they say can walk THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN gives acarefully edited and well-arrang- ed let the little folks come in. This is the time when children's , E. A. HENDERSON, and is enthusiastic over his of pole fences and climb wood sheds. everyone G. W. Hoyt and Miss Sallie Hoyt review and summary of the news, together with the best edi- Successor to A. K. Partridge, work. Danbury were guests on Friday of Mr Glory be to the goat! rights are paramount; we like to see them happy. We will Mrs Thomas. torial and literary features of the Daily and Sunday issues. , Naw HitroBO, Or. Gikeral Truckmah HOW THEY OUT EAST. and Hubert will not trouble FEEL Mr and Mrs H. S. passed TO REMOVE AN OLD LANDMARK. have help enough to look after them and they us Banasre Transferred. Pianos and Furnl Tobacco sales are not over Mygatt : ture moved with special care. (Sic as here plentiful Sunday In New York City. The store belonging to the late E. J. Subscription Rates torore at f. on. uasseay s. for the reason, it is said, that farmers Mrs Charles Hurd is visiting in New Hurlburt has been sold to Charles Fenn n. 1 DAILY, $8 a $s a 70 cents a month, 3 cents a generally are disinclined to sell at York City and Tarrytown-on-the-Hudso- and the sheds to CIA. Prindle, all of year, quarter, copy. figures offered by buyers who are ready SUNDAY, $2 a year, 50 cents a quarter, 5 cents a copy to which are to be moved away after mvYuYnL PILLO purchase. Many growers have Edward Turrill butchered a fat January 1. WEEKLY, $1 a year, 25 cents a quartbr, 10 cents a month, 3c a copy. started to do their own assorting. porker, the other day, which tipped AFC Alma MUM, DrytflS East Hartford Gazette. the scales to tune of 500 Mrs A. C. Titus is in New Specimen copies of either edition sent free on application. The Week- ltai the pounds, still will be sent free one month to one who wishes to it la KKD u Mi amllta ImmM Charles Hurd did the honors as High Haven. ly Republican any try IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. Lord Chlet JUxecutioner. M. S. Woodruff is down with a All subscriptions are payable in advance. Address, W. G. Saw mi DihbM. r BARTON, w W, cold. mm TTmrn Good I. O. O. For the trade severe mm W i I Shepherd lodge, F., holiday Druggist THE REPUBLICAN, Mass. MS 'BMf tmw La4lV MNr, to M. conferred the initiatory degree on N. Noble is offering a fine line of per W. T. Seabury is home from Balti- Springlleld, He more. Bank Street, New Milford. MT VP w, three candidates, Thursday night. fumes in fancy packages and bulk. IMaHliM Refreshments were served following has the agency for Wallace's confec C. T. IBeach of Bull s Bridge, with THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

December 22, at Mrs Baker's. Mr Mer-ritt- 's A IIILLION VOICES talk which was given up on ac- will Could hardly express the thanks of count of inclement weather be Homer West Lis- postponed until some time in January. Hall, of Point, la. ten why: A severe cold had settled on Food Mrs Gunn has been ill with a cold, his lungs, causing a most obstinate C. is Several said he had A. Prindle out of town for a cough. physicians Mskoa tntiltrr hMithv. few days. consumption, but could not help him. When all thought he was doomed he ioy ewt-- if you feed Sherldn-.Comdltl- o BETHLEHEM. began to use Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and writes "It com- pletely cured me and saved my life. I " ke hrlstmas LOCAL POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS. k now weigh 227 pounds." It's posi- .n:i.'SL:.is ucciou8 power. . The postofflce business is in a rather tively guaranteed for coughs and uusettled way just at present. A colds and lung troubles. Price 50c Comes btit once this the coal trust, change is to be made in some way yet and $1. Trial bottles free at t.eridan's year. Notwithstanding to be determined. Whether it will be R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Tay- .VUNUi I lUPi inter- rural free delivery or change of post- lor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; B. beef trust, oil trust and other picois robbers have made it master remains to be seen. Hawley & Co., Stepney. most to life's battles. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. A TOPIC. has been used bv exrerinnntd esting of us are making every effort win TIIELY poultry keeDers for 83 vmn in trt,t I On Sunday morning.' December 21, egKs in winter when they sometimes season of and colds it brine 40cts. and 0 kih. n ikman in in connection with the morning service At this coughs I cltv markets, (in nnrlr M the Sunday school wjll hold its Christ- is well to know that Foley's Honey and F Ml. can l.Sfi- - mix. c ..mm. ' mas exercises. Tar is the greatest throat and lung paid. .vnti for-- frM jomhi. Remedy. It cures quickly and prevents ' poultry palter, ana How to Feed for Knnm." The condition of Mrs Samuel F. serious results from a cold. Sold L 8. MHISOI CD.. 23 CnUa Iin It, SwUa, hat. ror Hayes has changed within the past by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Betts icar week for the worse and she is a very & Betts, Sandy Hook. rin Her Miss critical, condition. iign sister, R. S. Gardner, the jeweler, of Main Gertrude, is with her; also the nurse, A street, Derby, has some special values Th Kiad Ym Hw Always so as is Miss Huntington. CARD. ror Betnth 7 Buflt Our store has the children's hearts and long it Mrs Stephen Hayes has had another in watcnes cnristmas presents. ttgutara gladdened ill is Notice his advertisement in anothtr turn but better. We. the undersigned, do hereby column. at to find a location to m Mrs Carr Watson's condition is re- agree to refund the money on a 50c possible camp ( ported as somewhat improved. bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Miss Buell, teacher of the grammar Tar if it fails to cure your cough or school,' spent Sunday in Clinton. cold. We also guarantee a 25c bottle The condition of Mrs Homer Skid- - to prove satisfactory or money refund- moreris very crtical and little hopes of, ed. R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; A. L. Hills & Co., ner recovery are enterertamea. Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook. The whist party at A. C. Lake's was (Successors to Alex Levy,) quite an enjoyable affair. Enough While it is often a difficult matter to were present for three tables. decide on the best thing to give a man at Christmas time, the difficulty partly ROXBURT. disappears in the light of that ancient "Will to libel against mankind: "You can best Is One "Week Ahead Of please the holiday shoppers. reach a man his stomach." Only try A. CARD OF THAMKS. through This suggests that you please a man We have DOLLS blonde dolls and brunette dolls and dolls needing no chaperone, sleepy dolls and We wish to thank most sincerely the best when you have added to his com- kind neighbors who so kindly assisted fort. Hence the advisability of con- wlde-a.wA- ke dolls, new dolls and nrettv dolls and dolls' fixings and dressed dolls and dolls willing to be us in our grief and sorrow of the death sulting specialists in men's comforts And the question of what to buy "him" r what be wants to buy for himself of our dear little Earle Mrs Alice Meigs & Co., who and here is where we can Christmas dolls. Mechanical Mrs S. provide everything again uppermost, help. advertising is dressed and dolls and dolls and little dolls and big Games and Picture Books, Toys; Krugeraad Benson, Roxbury man and boy wears from head to foot. best a a name Station, Ct., December 15, 1902. & Co.'s at but suggestion, but timely suggestion coupled with a of a and Milk Carts aifd lots of other Our Mr Indeed, Meigs store is a veri- value of whose are well Drums and Trumpets and Railroad Trains things. buyer, Levy, table encyclopedia of suggestions for store, the offerings known, brings home to the reader a veritable Santa claus himself, has so long distributed Christmas gifts to this New Milford community "BRIDGEWATER. puzzled women, and a visit there will the value of that store's helpfulness at this time. The prices on emphatic readily solve the Question of what to bargains at McMahan's speak in tones of true economy. This is the store for Is no selection is CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS. to or son. there question but what the good. give husband, brother, father pursewise buyers, the lovers of goodness at an economical price; you cant go The children of the Congregational McMahan's. Sunday school will give a Cantata en- If you feel ill and need a pill wrong if you make your purchase at titled, "In Winter Land" in the church Why not purchase the best? Come "While the Good Are Most on Christmas night, commencing De Witt's Early Risers Early Things promptly at 7.30. Are little surprlsers. Take one they do tne rest. W. In H. Howell. Houston. Tex., writes I Complete "Variety. I have used Little Early Riser Pills NEW HAVEN COUNTY. ror A Tempting List You Can't We represent the Regina Music Box Co. of New York and Chicago and .tunes to select from. The wonderful automatic mechanism of the large box, in my iamuy constipation, sick have some fine on exhibition. Our easy payment plan will help almost human in Its action, wiirdelight all who choose to listen to it. headache, etc. To their use I am in- specimens in While is to coax from lovers MIDDLEBURT. debted for the health of my family. Resist. those desiring to have the finest music box produced in this country their this magnificent instrument arranged pennies J. Parks. Trumbull: W. N. Hurd. homes away and pay for It in moderate payments. One pretty style just of music, the Christmas season cannot help but draw out tlyj liberal spirit : right ceased its manu- more or less dormant in and at hours the music will come A GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION. Long Hill; B. 'Hawley & Co., Step- Neckwear Christmas Specials as good as any for all practical purposes, the company having everybody, frequent ney; A. B.Blakeman, Botsford; facture this style we have secured the balance on hand and are per- forth without the usual penny contribution. The weddinr of Mr and Mrs All that is new and stylish for men's necks so tempting in their newness particular r so will golden mitted to sen them at a substantial reduction. Our new store at the same old location,-fo- many years "Levy's," Levings Abbott was celebrated at and style that you pause before them. Some men do not like to have neck . used will be sold low. Several hundred open at the old One that has been carefully very stand, their home in Middlebury on the 28th Foley's Honey and Tar ties bought for tbem, but if the tie comes day of November. Two sons and ten cures colds, prevents pneumonia. from McMahan's Christmas stock there can grandchildren were present, besides be no doubt about the appreciation of it. All rrom out or Four-in-hand- s, many rriend town, among If you have been disappointed in styles, Bows, Ascots, Tecks, whom were Mr and Mrs A. F. Abbott, other cures" don't censure Ra Imperials, etc Finest line ever shown for whose wedding' and golden wedding "cough Xmas in tne town, both were attended Mr and Mrs mon's ujngnsn cough syrup. Try it December by Ab first, then you will sing its praise. A OO. bott. Rev S. K. a former 25C, 50C, 75C, I. Saturday, 20, Smith, pas few doses always relieves while the tor fromiMarlborough. Mass., made the continued use effects a cure. At the Bank Street store. Get your Newspapers, Stationery, Books, Cigars no reason why it cannot be accomplished. The telegraph,"the telephone and occasion very enjoyable by his presence complete modern were slow come did, and one L.arge notties only zsc. 11. e. Mott, HANDKERCHIEFS. and etc. , many improvements in coming, but they and address to the Many Tobacco, of these New Milford business men read favorite gathering. Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Our carrier routes will be and prompt delivery Is assured. days may their morning pa congratulations were extended to the W. B. S. ' we aim at pers while absorbing their coffee and buckwheat cakes. bride and groom of 50 for Hawley, Sherman; .Parks, A satisfactory rift most certainly. We Mistakes will occasionally creep in in spite of eternal vigilance, but years having E. A. Gaylords-vill- e. of will less. While we propose to reached-th- event which few live to en- Trumbull; Honan, have a large assortment all the latest pat- perfect service and be satisfied with nothing The Main Street store at the South end of "Shantyville" will close to - in handsome boxes of a of for careful ser- joy Mr Abbott was the son of Rev terns, nicely put up - i pay our boys as much as they deserve, system premiums night; Friday, December 19, and, our new Store will open morning- dozen or dozen, enticing prices on these.- vice and fines for carelessness will be put in force. For boys who come nearest N ira ana Liyaia ( wooaing) Abbott, was i with visits to Our Holiday Annex, next door to our new Bank street store is in good run- born in Middlebury, November 27, to perfect work a holiday trip to New York the great newspaper - .i.Uiiii(i, thuofniB anri a jvilUnblncr arnnd t.ima crftnf rallv will varv the ning order. Come in and inspect our goous. 1832. At the age of five years he com chil- menced his re I MUFFLERS. monotony. The punishmentJor carelessness will be so horrible, we dare not Good bye to "Shantyville." It was unique, a bit crowded and a little itinerating witb father CASTOR A It. We have started On the war path for delivery in New Milford of ly at times. May New Milford never again be obliged to build another ceiving his education mostly at For Infants and Children. A most attractive display of mufflers in ?ublish papers before breakfast time. Because it never has been done is "Shantyville." the academies in Fair Haven, Easton all combination of colors and newest styles, and" in the old academy" in Waterbury The Kind You Have Always Bought comfort and handsome useful wmcn stood where the (Jity nail now giving gifts stands and taught bv Mr Fabrinue and Bean the 25c to 33 T. I. Driggs. In April. 1852. be came to Middlebury and built what has been Steaatoreaf known ever since as "Abbott's Mills," UMBRELLAS. bringing his young wife and commenc- ing housekeeping in the house he was Gifts that will be appreciated. A hand-- A. L. HELIiS & CO., born in, near the the Breakneck school-hous- e. some line, all grades Mr Abbott has always taken $1.50 to $7. an active interest in town affairs, serv ing as assessor several years, as select- man some 20 years, most of the time as Then there's our line of Fancy Hose Sus-- Successors to Alex Levy, chairman of the board, and represent- JHolidav mnriers. Shirts, both White and Colored, Stiff ing his town in the Legislature of 1873 I Rnsnm nr Hpaw Nptrliifee. Underwear. Sweat and 1874, the latter year being the last Goods. ers, Nignt Shirts, Bath Robes, Smoking Jack- Books and and Musical" Mer-- . session-eve- r neia in JNew Haven. Mr ets, Collars and Cuffs and in fact everything Newspapers, Magazines, Stationery, Cigars Tobacco, Abbott has always been active in the - A fine assort in the way of furnishings that a man can Make Xmas store. New-Ol- d temporal affairs of the church of his ment of Goods is now want. this your chandise, etc., at the Stand, choice, never lagging behind in any Holday financial crisis, in 188.$ his son, Fred, offered at our store, the best was tasen into nartnersnio and a display the town has seen. New Milford. nourishing business has grown up Come early and make your se- Bank St., unaer tneir care. Mrs Abbott was the lections for friends. daughter of John A. and Grace (Smith) your Coe, was born June 17, 1834, in Betha ny, now Beacon Dans, when seven D. McMAHAN, Annex Next Door. years old her father moved to Derby, A Few Prices On The Ne- Holiday where she lived until 16 years old when Merchant Clothier, New Milford, Conn. she came to Waterbury, living with cessities of Life: her brother, the late Isaac Coe, and assisting E. H. Armstrongs in his it looks as if some real suffering must finished her education at the Water- Pillsbury Flour. $'.75 Bee. meat market here. resun, Watts & Cogswell Perfect Patent, 4.65 The Newtown mis winter. bury High School. Two sons have 4.50 The traveling at present here is The new house of Charles Fields on been born to Mr and Mrs Abbott and Giant, most favorable for the appearance of Chestnut Grove park is plastered, and to CIRCULATION : in. several back and nmsnea soon the glowing tribute paid by them Save money by buying your woodpiles yards; win be after the holi their mother in their remarks on the flour F. Q. & those article to sell are 1 here. Bennett Son., 1882. , BOO having the fast days. to AREYOV January 1, all orders. On account of occasion in regard her early religious falling the The thirteen members of the Twen training 01 tnerp were pernaps as wen Last week, 425 scarcity of coal, the price of wood con- ty Century club met at the home of said to the as after are New Milford. r tinues firm but not excessive. Miss Alice living, they Railroad St., Going to Build or Hard, last Friday after dead. An original poem by Rev Mr & It is proposed here by some of the noon, spending the time most enjoy Griggs was read, the beautiful senti Watts Coggswell, Your Buildings? .. ladies to send a barrel of second hand Repair Tea Pages; ably. ' ment of which was greatly appreci- - I clothing to the needy blacks and The work of the appraisers on the atea oy an. xne to mar yi W ASHINCITOH UBPOT, UT. whites in the South. Contributions Alott estate is and only tning are Henry completed, the festivities of the occasion was the : to the barrel being received by a part distribution under a mutual absence of Rev B. T. Abbott, the only IF SO LITCHFIELD COUNTY Mrs Dea Burnham, this week. agreement plan of will soon of Mrs E. adjustment representative the house of Ira In Their New Store H. Beardsley was called this be enectea. missing, Mrs Abbott being sick with Ready week to Bridgeport with her sister, Rev Father Crowley of Waterbury typhoid fever. All in all it was a very Buy Your Shingle, NEW PRESTON. Mrs G. A. Tomlinson, of Marbledale, aenverea a sermon, last even who is a of Dr M. Sunday enjoyabia time for all present. All ber, at my patient F. Wilson ing, at St John's church. wished for tne Mnae and groom of 50 For Trade. etc, jard. there, for a serious eye trouble, which Michael McFadden has recovered Paint! Holiday VILLAGE CHURCH INTERESTS. years a beautiful golden sunset. of Hard- tnreatens the removal of the eye. The from his long illness, and resumed his A complete line Last Sunday here was a continua- deepest sympathy is felt for Mrs Tom- place in the employ of J. J. Keilty. The evangelistic services held in Devoe's Lead tion of the unfavorable Sundays to linson by her many friends in this The storm Methodist week were and Zinc the best Paint In the ware, Nails, etc. snow on Saturday delayed the the church, last Paint, attend church. The many time ot her dire affliction. 9:15 train until 11 a. m. very interesting and RevF. Hammond world for painting houses. Color Holi-- roads lay in drifts, but several sleighs Federal lodue. No. 17. F. & A. M.. from Wallingford, who assited the Rev As for Cards sent on application. Always, . Headquarters . . reached the edifice and the congrega- held a meeting last evening, conferring Mr Beiden, was very much liked, it tion compared favorably with many me past master's degree on tne wor was regretted that the severe weather others the Rev Mr Post WATERTOWN. master elect. officers were keDt manv home. G during year. shipful The at THE day Belivered a good sermon upon installed. On last Monday night the young peo and the of the ser- Bronson Warren of Yale visited . a . points ple gave a. juaa surprise. mon were applicable to all present. No LOCAL MENTION. friends here, Saturday afternoon. HUBBELL & WADE Co., Axes, was held in the of ever seen in New Milford. service evening, except 388 The largest line pictures of Y . P. (J. JU. Waiib St., Foot of Bank, the meeting the Roger O'Donnell knocked James Circle or bevel- - Maxwell down, the other day, for at- W00DBTJRT. Conn. We have the latest improved machines for cutting Oval, Rope, tempting to grind an ax at his place Bridgeport, mats. Oval mats cut rrom tne sue or a postage stamp up w LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT A NOTABLE com edge square and Grand Juror Skilton has a HOTCHKISSVILLE AND Even- - mats to 22x22. mats to 30x40. SUCCESS. for assault to attend to. VICINITY, WStore Open Monday and Saturday 32. Circle up Square up etc. plaint Mrs Susan Teeple is under the doc Twine, The of the The faculty at Tatt school save a SV Christmas Cards and Booklets. No end to the variety. rendering cantata, tor's care. Bill ! tra tapld Ita, M U. Calendars, "Evancreline." at Pavilion hall, on dance at the Town hall, Friday even Bill ff. " utfW Von n was a ri. and of last A number ot out-of-tow- George Terrell benefacror to styles cabinet frames, gold, leather, etc Thursday Friday evenings ing. guests the public on Sunday by tak Forty week under the direction ana were present. Music was furnished by morning 5.00. trainingN. Faulmann. ing his snowplow and making tine Wall Beautiful Gold Plated Framed mirrors, 75c to of Philip Smith of Pawling, Y., paths for the church goers. Papers! was very satisfactory to tne pudiic ana A New York firm has the contract to R. Jardiniere Stands in quartered oak, 50c to 5.00. Eight new styles just re en- Charles Hurd has been somewhat U 1 aMTfcntMktsi The pill tahtn tb tnr ft If ifIS to be finest better in the Taft school MllM Wall declared the plumbing ti S. F. many it pat indisposed lately. v yfrww--llfaftiU- fcnriffrlt Uwtytm Papers! ceived, 75c each. both if Seeley, tertainment ever given in the hall'. building during the holiday vacation. w la tort, tfca? mum Nugn, ffIB Wall will be sold the next 60 Henry Booth's services as butcher VV ' M ft akoatd da. iffM Papers during All chorus themselves The teacners at tne puonc scnooi rrmwk Jg low look at our 75c 15.00. DEALER IN the acquitted are in demand. YJwV OV. &"pt aftxl BmIUm JW days at very prices. Call, large 150 Center tables, to well, and the' drills and will give their pupils an entertain- ff stock and net Drlces before vou bur. Our dis evceptionally Fri- William Warner has had his barn re counts will astonish you. They must go to Coal. Lumber, Hardware, Llmo and tableaux were superb. Mr Smith left ment at the Town hall, this week ror new 20 Sideboards. 10 China Closets. Cement. Paints. Oils, anil here with a cheerful heart on Satur- day afternoon, including readings. paired, Henry C. Buckingham doing make place gooas. Varnishes, or or the work. He also has had water 15.00 to 75.00. . day morning for his home. A number out town guests were from well to W. W. WALKER & SON, Chamber Suites from Ct. present. Music was furnished by conveyed the the sink by Washington Depot, - 600 Main Ct. for one week of back oak dining chairs, brace arm, ENTER Faulmann. pipe. St., Bridgeport, Special sale only high JEKOME GBANN1SS ROYALLY school Mrs Warner is entertaining her sis- 12 dozen to stock. TAINS. The teachers at the public ter from Mass. 85c Only will give their pupils an entertain- Pittsfield, The birthday hop given by J. E. Mrs William Benjamin has enter- Sensible and Useful Articles for ment at the Town hall, this Friday tained Miss Dora Bloss Grannissat Pavilion hall on Monday afternoon, - from Bethle evenintr of this week registered 5j including readings, grapho- hem. In Our Dept. phone, etc. xne vacation will extend 107 were Framing aancing numbers, music oeiug luiuisu to January 5. Just present at Sunday ed by Korthrop's orchestra, which in school and listened with great interest of New Mil JJeputy collector is. j. Marerirrair re to Miss Elizabeth Gift L. has We have made .1UUU trames eluded William Whitney his last Tobey's object talk Christmas Mr Fred Bennett charge. Notice was a sumed duties, week, after his with a magnet and variousother lora. The supper continuation narrow escape from being killed by a things, 1. - but we will not wait- of all good suppers furnished by Mr. Brookiield some time since. Her text was "And I, if I be lifted up. since Oct. Quite- a number, keep you when he a ana train at will draw all men unto me." At the Uranniss eives dance, He is still very sore and lame, especi- in your pictures. there was surely an abundance, ihe in back and chest and his breath evening she spoke to a large audience Giving. ing long. Bring to retire from the 3 a. m. on Tues ally from the text, to meet pect dancing continued till ing is very poor. On the whole he is "prepare thy Our Store is crowded with articles which will make suitable Christ day. himself that he is tfod." Business, congratulating A. Winterbourne is on the sick list mas gifts for Ladies and Gentlemen. Wagon January alive. Mrs Rablit moved, into to in a A RECORD BREAKING; WEEK. Messrs E. Brahen and W. Saturday, 1 Undertaking and Embalming attended satisfactory to Harming Mark Hall's house. Fine Umbrellas Neckwear for the Men. 1, all persons indebted Last week in this locality must go captured a very large wild cat, west of The Union school will a stock for all wants ex- one last while Sunday give manner, with everything in your ou record as the most wintry week the Oenter, night week, Christmas entertainment of songs and A fine stock of Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Mittens, Hats and Caps. out is not often one - me are requested to make perienced in three years. Three good cooning. It that recitations at 3 o'clock next Our assortment of Ladies' Tailor-mad- e snow storms occurred, and no day did of them is captured hereabouts. Sunday. large thermometer reach the The infant child of Patrick Collins and Monto Carlo coats. immediate the thawing 14. Suits, Separate Skirts, Capes, Jackets payment. point. died December WASHINGTON. Mrs J. Donahue of Springfield re- are made of the finest quality and the very latest styles, but our prices are & turned to her home, Monday, from a THE MONDAY CLUB. the very lowest. F. G. BENNETT SON The last meeting of the Ladies' Sew four weeks' visit to her .daughter, The Monday club met at the Abby W. Woodruff, ina society was on weanesaay arter Mrs D. G. Sullivan- - Mrs Frank Woodruff and Mrs Charles Railroad Street, Opp. Passenger Station, H. noon and eveninir of last week with The roads are to be posted around Ford entertained the club with inter Clothier and Merchant Ct. Mrs C. P. Lyman. the Center to make life endurable. esting papers about the . Hawaiian Is niL-fOR- Washinotok Depot, D, CT. John Ludgate, late of Torrington, is The more dangerous the highway, the lands and Molokoi. The next meeting Tailor, HEW i December 190a. nnssintr a few weeKS atiioDen mur- more enjoyable the sport of coasting on January 12, will be at Miss Foulois' la, j. Golden, 12-- lfc-2- . nhv's. to the average kid. in the valley. There will be an even- New Milford. Telephone: Store, 3; house, fiGorcre S. Lvman is for few weeks With limited coal supplies in town, ing meeting of the club on Monday, Schoverling Bidding, 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,1902.

ptay(burnt wood etchings)at Patterson's Sandy Hook called on Eli Smith one. Financial Institutions. suk store on i airfield avenue. day, last week. An Ancient Foe Is Harry Northrop was the guest of To health and .happiness is Scrofula Danbury's Leading Clothing 3HERMAIT. and A. Worden's family last Saturday as as ever since time immemorial. BURR & KNAPP, Sunday. ugly Store, NORTH CHURCH CALLS A PASTOR. w. Wilmot isconnned to tne nouse It causes bunches in the neck, dis Bankers &, Brokers, of week ecclesi with a hard celd. the skin, inflames the mucous On Monday last the figures - Main and White Streets. astical society voted unanimously to There was a pleasant party at tne membrane, wastes the "muscles, weak- 353 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. OONN. hire Kev K. w. Unchton (pronounced home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ford one reduces the ol Me week. ens the bones, power Criton) for the coming year. Last night, last and the Bonds,Stocks, Mortgages, be - resistance to disease capacity came as as New Mil- Saturday he far into con-- ford, from Danbury, but the storm WARREN. for recovery, and develops Debentures, Insurance, was so severe, word was telephoned sumption. Steamship and Rail- him from here) to return on the next MERCHANT KNAFP'8 NEW BARN. 'A bunch appeared on ine len smc w road Tickets, train. Consequently we had no preach has ereot- - my neck. It caused great pain, was lanrao, Merchant Phineas Knapp sore. went imo a S ing on Sunday. Mr Orichton hopes 16-fo- ot and became a running I Paying 5. 5V4. ft, 7, 7K and per cent. Deposits ei a new barn. 20x36. with decline. I was persuaded to try received to and. interest paid to settled in parsonaee by Jan general subject draft, 1- Sale get the posts. T. C. Wedge had the contract and when I bad taken on same, securities oouriii una soia aa 1300- Holiday uary 1. uh'o and bava mission. buls or excnange. mrcu-- Special for the frame-- The work neck was bealed, I Foreign carpenter six bottles my ana was done by Charles Feller and George never naa any irouoie i " .. " lar Drafts buk Money uraensninoM Tuesday, the 9th. was thus far the Ohio. in all parts of Europe. OF coldest day, the mercury standing at is. Benedict. Mbb. K. T. Snydkb, Troy, eight below zero in the morning and at s.p. m., 12 oeiow. Hood's Sarsaparilla A COLD WAVE. The several from here were disappointed and Pills Bridgeport in not attending the opening exercises ana per- - will rid you of it, radically at) tne noaraman Sunday school room, The forecast of sudden changes in rid thousands. Trust Co., Hen's Suits and Overcoats. last week, John Duncan being the only the weather serves notice that a manently, as they have one in the north part who braved the hoarse voice and a heavy cough may Banking, Brokerage, Investments, inclement weather. invade the sanctity of health in your Mortgages, interest auowea I The members of the Dorcas nave a Ttaari the fnllnwiair from B. H. John On I Deposits. closed a this with H. Greenthal & Co. of New York, we society own home, cautious people mo.: We deal, week, whereby met to pack their third barrel of this bottle of One Minute Cough Cure al son. Manv SDrinsrs. "i nave usea - season, on at Mrs Jass Ramon's Ldver ins ana ronic Act as Executors, Administrators. Guardi- Thursday, ways at hand. E. H. Wise. Madison, and . ana, conservators. Trustees. reduction. to lot to W. B. Hungerford is putting up a Ga., writes: "I am indebted to One for biliousness, general debility secured all their sample Suits and Overcoats at a big We had buy a new ice house. rains in the back and side, and they nrVi Minute Cough Cure for my present Safe and TVto nalefnn lino n iVi eood healtb, and probably my life." It rave me sneedv and lasting renei. Deposit 'Storage low we are able to sell at one-thir- d less than were & cures Coutrhs. Colds. LaGrippe. Bron The entire treatment, ten Liver Pills Vaults. do it, but we got such prices that you you tb chitis. Pneumonia and all Throat and and fifteen Tonic Pellets cost only zoc I dose Safe Boxes Bested at . . . i. . . - - com fifnhichtoweather. Liuncr trouoies. one Minute ijouitu One a dose, course a cure; trial Deposit Isaac Stuart returns to Bridgeport, Cure cuts the draws out the free. H. E. Mott, JNewtown; uetts now. phlegm, 0. Tin , ever able to for before. See what a little money will do lor you here tbis week, as sootnes Sandy Hook; w. " VAULTS. buy juryman. inflammation, heals and tne S. Trum- - STEEL Miss Dannie is under trie mucous and Hawley, Sherman; J. Parks, - Tnorpe membranes strengthens Private Booms for examining- papera. all-wo- doctor's care. thelun&rs. S. A. bull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville. Auburn Melton, ol Suits for $io.OO. J. Parks. Trumbull; $15 The Delvers did not succeed in ti. uiaKeman, Kotsroro; a. tiawiey ac 169 171 State St, Bridgeport $15 Worsted all-wo- ol Suits for $io.oo. delving through the snow to their ap Co., Stepney; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill Fancy Mrs w. B. nun-cerford'- s, Folev's HoneV and Tar positively all-wo- ol pointed meeting at . $12 Black Cheviot Suits for $750 last Saturday. cures all throat and lung diseases. Re Mechanics and aimers' Nigger-hea- d all-wo- ol suits for ".President Kooseveic, m replying to fuse substitutes. Sold by k. a. Beers Bank $15 Fancy $10.00 A THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH & Savings all-wo- Southern critics, says he will not draw Co.. Newtown: Betts Betts, Sandy $12.50 Irish Frieze ol Overcoats for $8.50 the color line in appointment, out win OP QOOD. HOOK. City Bank Building, Wall St Bridgeport Oxford and Black Frieze and Melton seeK the most a Die man." $15 Overcoats, $10.00 A. H. Thurnes. a well known coal Deposits. t2.56i.230. 48 $8.50 Oxford Overcoats for $6.00 . . n.. 1 r .nvtAO (IT hova Surplus and Interest, 116,009.43 $5-0- for 0 LITCHFIELD COUNTY. been amictea witn Kianey ana oiaaaer $7.50 Oxford and Black Overcoats or Assets, 2, 986,470.24 Men's trouble for years, passing gravel $12, $15, $20 Young Long Overcoats, $10, $12, $15 CORNWALL BRIDGE. stones with excruciating pain. I got Denositeof H tot 1090 received and Interest no relief from medicine until 1 began credited from the first of each month, payable taking Folev's Kldnev Cure, then the In January and July 01 each year, incorpor- ALL FROZEN VP AND SNOWED UNDER. result was A few doses ated 1873. surprising. OFFICERS 1 Cornwall has been frozen up started the brick dust like fine stones fi Bridge and now have no Dain across kid New No. 981. Main Street. JohnL Weaada, FreaUent. and snowed under for the past few I my 1 - 11 Marshall s. Mortis, days. Among the first to make a stir neys and J reel Ke a new man. it nas - Trousers Sale. done me a $1000 worth of R. H. I Ct. Fradk. B.Hall. t on Friday was Editor Smith of The good." Bridgeport, 8. and Treasurer. Heavy bee. as ne irom tne train Beers A Co., Newtown; Betts en isetts, ti. Catlin, Secretary aiigntea Hook. $2 Black Cheviot and Cassi mere trousers $1.50 he was inquiring for some parties Sandy Fancy from warren, preparatory to climb WE $1 never -- rip cotton working trousers 75C ing the hills. The writer admired his FOILS A DEADLY ATTACK. Watertown Sav $3 Fancy Worsteds and Sweet, Orr fc Co's Cassimeres for pluck. Diamonds, Watches, Philo M. Kelloerir visited the two 'Mt wife was so ill that good physi Bank, only $1.98 cians were unable to help her," writes ings schools in tbis end of the town, Corn or Jewelry, A. H. WOOLSON. 8.50 Fancy Worsteds, neat stripes, $2.08 wall Bridge and Pufflngham, Friday of M. M. Austin, wincnester, ina., Clocks, Silverware, last weeK. "hut was conmletelv cured by Dr B. H. KATTOOH. Mrs C. L. Slade, who has been on the King's New Life Pills." They work Cut Glass. tor a few is to be wonders in stomach and liver troubles. Depoaita, Jan. 1, 190a, sick list days, able Cure sick headache. 25c Strietlv a JEWELRY bnain a OnaivUai about the bouse a little. Miss Mary constipation, surplus t.a who has been a few at. R. H. Beers & Co.. Newtown: B. Lara selling means small prleaa Pronta, $1049 Sabine, staying & Co., Curtis Wa boy direct from the manu- days with Mrs Slade, has returned to Hawley Stepney; Taylor, This Interest commences theMtrt of each awth, $5, $7.50 and $10. her home in snaron. & (jo., Sandy nook; drug stores. facturers. explains why and la payable January and July 10. Ulsters, wa undersell. Yon kaow wa rooms, Hall Bnlldlna, Wa- Long Banking Pythian Holland Millard, who has been to the beat tertown. Oonn. the New Haven for treat flEfl-- handle only quality.. Jk These Ulsters are a reliable and line with us. Meltons and Irish Friezes, lined with woolen and interlined with hospital BOY'S LIFE SAVED FROfl l Chrlatmaa atoea now reaay. staple ment of a lame leg caused by a cut of BR ANOUS CROUP. & Bheet rubber. Worth 3.00 more a coat than we long standing which seemed to resist FAIRCHILD MEAD, charge. treatment, has returned home much - C. W. a citizen of General Insurance and improved. Lynch, prominent Jtosi Estate Agents, rank has rented tne Wincnester, ina., writes: "My utue d and etc. i Starr Sheep-line- Coats, Drivers' Reefers, Russian Vests, Heavy Caps Gloves, Underwear, tia Williams place and has moved i n bov had a severe attack of membran 1 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, It seems as if there were some or our ous croup, and only got renei alter Warner Bids- - Re We return for of us that does not do full, satisfactory service. New York who use water, taking Foley's Honey and Tar. He 11 OA money anything bought neighbors relief one dose and feel DA li BR LVn as there have been several parties got after I that moat aalva In tne world. lrlDDLESEX BANKING here during the past week making ar it saved tne me or my ooy." neruse tha healing iU. capital, MO.O00. Paid in. amnio, issue W. substitutes. Sold R. H". Beers & Co., 5 ner cent ueoeni Bonds of $100, BHD, B3. rangements with Charles Everett by BOO. $1000 and $&uoo, which are by statute law- for the shipment or it to the city in Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy ful luvestments for Trust Funds In the state. caseload lots for drinking purposes. Hook. Undertakers and Embalmers. Li. !). 8ANFOKD & GO, Afenta, Boom S There seems to be an increasing de-- Heigs Building, Bridgeport, Conn. mand'for pure water and this is one of IT TURNED OUT TO BE" can TkTEWTOWN SAVINGS BANK Newtown. the things this town boast of. i. Conn. Incornorated U5S. B. & DAVID O. PECK. President: AKTHTJK The right thing for me," writes J. Prindle Horris T. NETTLiETON, Treasurer. Btramaa House su KENT. McPherson of Baltimore. "I refer to from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Saturdays from t a. Is 9 a new medicine named Calcura Solvent. W. H. PRINDLE. U. O. MORRIS. to 42m. . , . I was all torn to pieces with dyspepsia ORDER EASTERN STAR. and in less Funeral Directors and torpid liver, than three Professional Cards. - Tire new officers of the local Eastern montns 1 was as souna as a snip lust and Embalmers, Store Star chapter, elected last week, are as launched. It is a preparation worthy Danbury's- Leading Clothing follows: of the man who discovered it, Dr David Albert L. M. D., W. M., Mrs Sophia J. Mallory. Kennedy, Kennedy Row, Kingston, JN. Newtown, Conn. Schuyler, W. Alonzo x. PHYSICIAN AND 8TJBGEON. Main and "White Sts. P., Mallory. Office over K. H. Been & Co's Store. A. M., Miss Mildred Page. hours: 8 to 9 a. m.; 1 to 2 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. 1 Mrs ana nurns cans T., William Page. THE OF HEROES. Telephone Calls answered at New l eiepoone i - S., Mrs Fred R. Lane. PRIDE residence, the O. F. Beardsley Cottage oppo- I town Inn. . site newcown inn. Cemetery and Memorial Work word of the death of her. sister, Mrs cial on Wednesday evening at the resi C, Mrs Louis Ives. Telephone No. S4S-3- L. Munson of Bridgeport. lience or mrs.Kpnnam iritcn. A. C, Mrs Martin Lane. Many soldiers in the last war wrote Bee. The Christmas exercises of the Nor Ada, Mrs Edward Lineberg.' to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts Newtown sore ana . The FARMS. field Sunday school will be held- - in the Ruth, Mrs Henry Post. wounds, corns, reet sun joints. Dr. Jambs W. Gordon, Charles J. QUAKER'S Miss Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best in HAWLEY, WILMOT & Hughes, church on Tuesday evening, December Esther, Helen Page. PHYSICIAN AND STJBGBON, Maonfact "rer 23, at 7 o'clock. Martha, Mrs Cummings. the world. Same for burns, scalds, of and Deal- 001 smn ana REYNOLDS, MRS MART N. ALL.INO. D. L. Coley, who has been Electa, Mrs George M. Page. is, ulcers, eruptions piles. ttesldence. Main St, . Sandy Book, Ooaa er In seriously 11. 111, William cures or no pay. zoc at t. 24S-S- Mrs . uas recovered. Warden, Page. it only Telephone call: CIRCULATION: Mary N. Ailing, widow of the Sentinel, Fred R. Lane. Beers & Co.. Newtown: B. Hawley UNDERTAKERS, late Anson R. Davis, died December Co., Curtis & Co. 168 The 82. She was Chaplain, Jerome F. Gibbs. Stepney: Taylor, State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. 9, aged nearly buried STRATFORD. Marshal, Henry Cummings. Sandy Hook; drug stores. Celeste A. Benedict, M. D. Last Week, 4250 from Christ church.Quakers Farms, of Mrs Fred R. Lane. Highest which she was a member, Saturday, De- Organist, Geobgk B. Hawlit. Vine St. Near Park Ave Physician and Burgeon, A CLOSE A to sell Edward H. Wimor. MS Clinton Are. Grade cember 13 at 2 p. m., Rev Theodore M. SHAVE FROM A BAD ACCIDENT. drucrgist naturally prefers 28 State Street, Bridgeport. Ooaa JANUARY, 1, i88s, 600 Thebearers were H. one or A REAL ESTATE DEAL. a good article he makes the same pro Jobh B. Rbtnouw, 2 West Ave. Peck, officiating. the DeForest boys narrowly ' 231 one of the aawata. of C. C. and W. B. Mc-Ewe- n. Louis Ives has fit as on an inferiorpreparation nence Telephone Electricity therapeutic Brower, Ryder escaped severe Injury while sliding lately bought the Office hours from 10 a. m. to IB I to 4 p. m The flowers were many and down hill near the railroad Thompson Barton house on Lane they universally recommend Ramon's at, beautiful. From her C. B. Just as he bridge. street. Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. In this Cemetery brother, struck the road an "auto" 1 -- " of of roses - locality tnis "mna power" modern 1 ' Ailing Derby, wreath white came oearing down on him, but for- su-- S. Work Ten and forget-me-not- s. treatment has almost Charles Platt, Pages. From her sister uuuitLciy it, was going siowiy ana was SOUTHVILLE. altogether F. From and niece, Mrs Lucy Treat and Mrs unaer sucn perfect control that the Keating, Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, Bradley of Derby, a wreath of white operator in to pills. A cure for constipation and bil FURNITURE DEALER, NEWTOWN. OONN. stopped it time prevent PERSONAL CHAT. iousness without punrintr, rose buds and ivy leaves. A crescent striking the sled, but the occupants any trripinsr. Instructions (riven on Violin aad Mandolin Granite of roses, of Easter lilies uau a narrow A number around here are watching sickening sensation is what people Undertaking and Embalming In all Its NEW HAVEN COUNTY. pink bouquet escape irom being tnrown a raoacco m, branches, and attended to. and and other pieces from Mrs Amos Ai- uuu 01 tor storm. nave been looiunsr ior. zac a. promptly carefully iue auio Dy ine sudden stop. Mr ana Mrs isaac wentscn were Newtown; Betts & Oscar Pitzschler & Son, Marble ling, Mrs Dr George Beardsley and Mrs in an round tnere was a very Mott, Betts, Sandy SANDY HOOK, OONN. n: of Mr and Mrs A. S. W. B. Leonidas Ailing. She leaves seven'chil-dre- escape irom a serious accident. guests Worden, last Hook; J. Parks, Trumbull; Babbers Office and Salesroom: 90CTHF0RD. Mrs Treat Andrews of Sunday. Hawley. Shermans E. A. Honan. Gay-- Ct Orange, Mrs Charles Minor and of Hook aad 30a Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Mrs Wilbur Osborne of Derby, Mrs Housatonic Grange held its annual daughter lorasvine. Newtowa, Sandy Hnwl.yriUs. John Hubbard of Woodmont, Mrs Fred election or officers. Newtown Shop open every day. Hawleyville A GENUINE SURPRISE. Em- Saturday evening. GK bop open Wednesday afternoon and Sunday Barley of Springfield,!Mass.,Misses There are 1206 taxpayers in the town morning. Sandy Hook shop open every week Trie-Ba-tes Last Friday evening 25 of the South-for- d ma and Eva, who lived at the old home an increase or &f over last year. ay. Only Scat class work. . friends and neighbors of Mr and with her and Charles A. Davis of Undertaker and . FOOL TABLE. Mrs George E. Garlick, Jr., gave them Quaker Farms. Two brothers, C. B. Embalmer, Stone Co., a genuine surprise party, they having Ailing, of Derby, and John Ailing, of TRUMBULL. Q. F. Baker & Co. Manufacturers and Dealers In - no intimation of the kind until all New Haven, and one sister, Mrs Lucy WASHINGTON DEPOT. OONN. walked in The Treat of Derby A CARD OF THANKS. together. evening 13--3. DrK.8.Todd, ALL STONE WORK with and so- Telephone passed pleasantly games We wish to thank the many friends Now is the time to your Furnitnre for the winter as the cold weather SUCH AS ciability. Refreshments were served MRS GEORGE SLOSS. ana buy Surgeon, and all seemed to themselves. neignbors for the kindness and is fast approaching. jor tne next month we will give special prices to the Veterinary MONUMENTS, VAULTS.CEMETER enjoy Mrs George Thompson of Good Hill sympatny extended during the sick- newly married ones. Now is the chance to get your house furnished cheap; so lew joiiioru, it. ENCLOSURES, etc. was called to Ansonia as her eldest ness and death Of mv wife and mnthor do not let it slip by. Just make a break for the parson's, wind up your trip George F. Mrs Grace Sloss, was very Samuel Ward and out have delivered next and Taylor, Only Steam Polishing Works between New LOCAL MENTION. daughter, family, Trumbull, at Hawley ville, pick your furniture, it the day Funeral New Haven. 4ow with She was buried into We are in to do our in apple-pi- e and Director, Sandy Hook, Ct York and Mr Mrs wel- consumption. put shape. position part order, just Headstones and Monuments cleaned and re- and Charles Shepherd Friday last. She leaves a husband and as prompt as you wisn. Just receivea a large or mattresses in all Telephone calls answered promptly from set. comed another little son to their home, little one a few months a G. F. Goessinger, of Tashua are quantityless O. Bull & Co's. 7. only old, formerly kinds and sizes, and able to furnish them much than city prices. Tou A. M. Briscoe & Son, 42 - Ct Sunday, December father, mother, three brothers and district, Trumbull, who has been con- go to the large cities and price Mattresses and Furniture, then write us for Water Norwalk, William Davis has e - St., been suffering three sisters to mourn, her loss. She fined to his bed for the last nine weeks prices on the same goods, and you will see we can save you twenty-fiv- percent Sandy Hook, Oonn. with a severe cold. was about 23 years of age. rueumausm, nas so not more. We know to be a our customers in Miss Cora is Mrs niiu lmprovea if tnis fact by bearing tnrougn E. W. TROY, JR.. NEW AND SECOND Smith caring for tnat ne can walk around the house on the large cities. We are shipping goods to Brooklyn, New York, Bridgeport, Charles Shepherd and children. crutcnes. New Haven. Hartford and Boston besides smaller cities all over Trot's Bum, Savoy Hook. HAND CARRIAGES A. W. Davis has been troubled with The Ladies' Guild of Christ church Waterbury. which was to have met residence the country. This and this alone shows that we could not do business in these Furniture A New Line of tha Latest a lame shoulder. at the were some inducements to out of v RllT, Sell or Trade. Come U aad see us J. S. F. P. and of Charles A. Davis with Miss J. Ma- HUNTINGTON. places unless there get the people the large Goods. BATES, Stowe family have all been cities and to come to Hawleyville to buy their Furniture. You all know there Ia its Branches. victims of grip colds. bel Lum, last Wednesday, was post- an auto run Undertaking all Monumental & Work poned on acconnt of the death of Mrs DEATH are not very many attractions here except trains,and occasionally Building Miss Lizzie Knapp is working in OF HARRY CAWTHRA. tne town ana up our so tney must lie on a Davis' mother. Mr and Mrs ning tbrougb stirring innabitants, and ng Monuments Naugatuck. William Cawthra have few days and recuperate before croinir on with their daily toils. You do not JET Cleaning CM. Wells. took an extended busi- Mr and Mrs Leonard Nichols of Red received sad M. F. Keane, Headstones, ate. were at her Charles the intelligence of the know how unexpectedly one of these autos comes down on the people in the I DEALER IN ness trip, last week, being in Massa- City father's, death of their eldest son, Harry, who wilderness. They are all settled down quietly on their old homesteads and Funeral Director and Embalmer, Rhode Island and New York Lum 's, Sunday. nere BROOKFIELD, OONN. Union Ave. Norwalk, Ct. chusetts, Mrs is lert for Montana, last spring, for everything runs right along from year to year, except on Danbury Fair week, Robes states. Mary Andrews spending a er Harness, Blankets, and few Misses Em- tne purpose of trying that climate for then they get out the old spring wagon and all hands start for the fair, Night and day call attended to promptly in Robert Orr's mother has returned to days with her sisters, the cure of with which we deliver all free of and safe Brookeeld, Newtown and vicinity. Office and Stable Goods. ma and Eva Davis. tuberculosis, goods charge jraurantee delivery. telephone call at Sturdevant's store. Tele her home in Jersey City. disease ne was A few weeks While for trains at into our roomwhere a. - suffering. waiting Hawleyville just step reading phone number EsTFarm produce taken In exchanse. ESTABLISHED 1843. Miss Sophie Hieble is helping Mrs ago, while out riding, he drank of" a you will find magazines and papers to pass the time away. Orr with her housework. spring, tne water of which was highly 184 John St., Bridgkpokt. The agent of the Singer Manufactur- FAIRFIELD COUNTY. impregnated with alkali, and this Arthur H. Bolles, ing Co., who was in town collecting, seems to nave poisoned his whole sys December 13, found rather un- tem. Kind care "Columbus" and "Columbia" Successor to HENRY M. BOLLES. walking WESTON. and devoted nurses Q. F. BAKER & CO., pleasant and engaged George Pierce to could not save him and ke gradual lv Wanted: drive around with him with his team. failed and death ensued on November GASOLINE ENQINES, Another heir arrived at the home of OF JO. was and Kitchen MONUMENTS, DEATH JAMES STUKGES. ne buried by his friends in Furniture, Carpets, Mattings Ranges, LIVE 3, 4H and Stt h. p are particularly adapted to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolcott, Satur- near which he portable and semi-porta- uses, especially for CONN. 13. The funeral of James Sturges, an Ekalaka, Monty place NEW PRESTON, December life-lon- was was all farm work. , , , day, aged and g resident of this place, located. He well known here Turkeys, Geese, Ducks', Chickens Mrs B. C. Pope is some better. was and all will feel to hear of his Conn. No coal of wood for held from his iate home on Satur- sorry Hawleyville, and Quinea Fowls. VV. B. but plenty the day the services being conducted by early aeatn, iar away from borne, fam GLOVER, Agent, farmers. Rev W. D. Hart and Rev Arthur ily and friends. Harry would have NEWTOWN. OONN. n. G. Keane's T. J. Wylie and Mrs H. E. Warner was 84 been 20 old next June. carried farm to Brass Boynton. Mr Sturges years of years their produce the age and is survived by a widow and one White Poul- Monumental City, last Saturday. Wilbur LOCAL A Wing cold weather a hin- son, Sturges. At this writing NEWS IN NUTSHELL. The very proved Mrs Sturges is also critically ill. A Car Load Of The Famous Works, drance to the finishing up of George Selectman Perley, after an absence try Farm, Houaatonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. L. Mlnors's chimneys. George Wel-to- n of eight years, is visiting his old home FOR of Grassy Hill is doing the work. W. P. Lockwood has been In Vermont. Nichols, Conn., Rox-bur- FENCING Mrs J. H. Leavenworth from y mas'er of Norfield Grange for the com- Mrs Phebe Castle of Roxbury is AMERICAN WIRE is making a protracted visit with ing year. spending a few weeks with . her daughter, Mrs G. L. MinrJr. An enjoyable dancing party was Mrs F. N. Potter. Just Received. Chr istiTMis: An Excellent John-Lockwoo- d, Mrs I George L. Minor's teams are drawing held at the home of Mr and Mrs Sophia Bolles of New Preston P1INTINQ We have a choice line of Fruits. Also such hay to Waterbury. Wednesday evening, De- spent a portion of last week and over Am prepared to save every farmer money who wishes to Havina dissolved as Balslns. Citron and all the 10. with her Mrs part things Currants, Business Opening Rev and Mrs G. L. Shaeffer from cember Sunday sister, Castle, fence. with Mr Wohler, I will on best things In Groceries that go Into the mak- Oxford attended the at Mrs M. B. Hill has been spending a at Mr Potter's. buy nership carry and other surprise party business for myself. Anything , in the ing of Pies. Cakes, Puddings good For anyone who desires to engage in Brooklet Valley farm. few days in Bridgeport. Miss Florence Potter entertained Also galvanized iron roof gutters and conductors. line for the Christmas Dinner. Leave South-bur- of things y, Miss who has been Miss Helen - - the hotel business, ia offered at Henry Jackson butchered three fine Annie Fitch, the her friend, Blackman , of your order with us and be happy.1- the well known Oak Tree houss, porkers for James Scutt & Son, last guest of Mrs J. S. Lane in Brooklyn Bridgeport, last week. Painting, Paper Hanging and ar Pomperaug station, on the High- and Mrs R. K. Fitch in New York, for Decorating land division, being offered fpr sale or Wiillam C. Wheeler received the sad several days, has returned home. v fail- P. Morehouse been LONG HILL. The E. C. will receive prompt attention. Call at rant. An excellent place for keeping intelligence of the death by heart Mrs F. has spend- Platt Company, neers nouse, west street.or a une to NOR.H1S, THauw summer boarders. The will be ure of his Fank Wheeler, of ing a week with her sister, Miss C. L. drop property brother, Ct. - offered for sale at a low figure, or can Middlebury, Saturday morning, De- Wakeman, in New York. Miss Gladys Beardsley, formerly of Hawleyville, Bethel,- Conn. well-to-d- now he rented on a reasonable basis. Apply to cember 6. Mr Wheeler was a o George Godfrey has been elected lec- this place, 1059 Kossuth street, P. E. Burvell, and farmer. His age turer of Fairfield county, Pomona Bridgeport, has an attractive collec- 148-2- 4. 60x104, I Newtown,. Conn., DR R. S. TODD, prosperous of water Telephone was 59 years. Grange. tion color sketches and art And New Mllford, Ct Mrs Elisha Wheeler has received The Norfield Aid society held a so- - novelties in water colors and-- pyrogra- - get my Figures. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

TOWN TOPICS, Fire Hose Co., passed Sunday at Sandy ilook. E. H. Dillon & MASONIC AFFAIRS. OBITUARY. Co., ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM MISS SUSIE LEAVEY D. M. & Miss Susie Leavey, a most estimable young READ NC 13, F. A. M. Milliners, THE LODGE, .01 on Leading CO., woman, aaugnter jonn ljeavey, aiea 986 and 988 Main Conn. At the annual communication of Saturday morntnsr at the Bridgeport hosDital. Street, Bridgeport, & aged 26 years, having been a sufferer from a Hiram lodire. No. 18. F. A. M., Wed tumor on the Dram, ane is survived Dy ner ESTABLISHED 1857. nesday night, these "officers were elect ratner ana nine orotners ana sisters, as : ed: Thomas. Mary Ann. Mrs John Houli han, Lizzie, John, James and Eddie of this CHRISTMAS MILLINERY. W. M., L. T, Briscoe. place, and Mrs Moses Harris of Milford and Mrs You will find here an of choice Trimmed Dress Hats about 1500 S. W., Allison P. Smith. John rarrell of New Haven. The funeral unusually large variety lf took Dlace on Mondav moraine from St Rose's for you to select from at Bargain i Prices, marked one-ha- former prices. Exceptional values J. W., Samuel Lesher. a solemn in reliable furs Fur Neck Scarfs, Fur Seta, Fur Muffs for Ladies', Misses' and Children, at few church, there being requiem high one-thi- rd a more for the Christmas but we wish to assure' our S., Bev O. O. Wright. mass. Kev Patrick Fox was the celebrant, prices tuny less than elsewhere. Only days shopping, A. M. Briscce. assisted by Fathers Lynch and Lawlor of Dan-- T., or friends that even at the eleventh hour we shall be able to their, wants. We SD., A. L. Schuyler. Dury ana ratner mcijpan Minora, FURS supply J. D., W. H. Prindle. MRS N. B. X.ATTIN. Black Coney Fur Scarfs, 75c, 98c, 11.36. mention a few useful articles that will be S. River Mink Scaofs, 6 large tails, 1.25 and 1.48. appreciated. S., Frank Wright. Mrs N. B. Lattln of Shelton died on Tuesday, Black 6 2.25. - near Lynx Scarfs, large tails, 1.98, J. S., Lawrence Taylor. aged 74 years. One son, Horatio Lattin, re- Brown Opossum and Raccoon Scarfs, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98. Trustees, S. P. Glover, J. A. James, .T I 111 .111.1 . 1 VI 1 lllll. 1 11. 1 11 111.11. Black Marten Cluster Scarfs, 4.98. FANCY WOOL WAISTINGS. L. C. Morris. day. the burial following in the cemetery at Black Marten long Scarfs, 8.98, 9.98. Jiast village. Isabella and Sable Fox Scarfs, 5.98, 6.98, 7.98 and up to 35.00. Finance committee, S. P. Glover, i Moufflon 9.48. Gray Sets, the Section for Colored Waist-Length- s W. K. W. A. Leonard. Fox Scarfs, double 2 large crush tails, 14.98, 15.98. At Dress Goods are shown a number of Ackley. ST JOHN'S CHURCH. JapaneseWe business an are showing the finest grade of Sable Fox Sets, worth $80, for $50. -- HOWLANP'S Following the oyster sup You will find here Blub Lynx, Black Lynx Boas and Scarfs, Blue Wolfe Boas put up in fancy boxes for Christmas. Among them are Mohairs and striped Batistes. per was served. J. a. James generously CHRISTMAS TREE SERVI CE. in Fur Scarfs. Fur 25c, 50c, 75c. Metal-chain- tails, effective furnishing the oysters. An hour of for furs, 5c. The latter are very with Persian stripes and will make the kind of The Christmas tree service at St John's Children's Fur from 75c to 7.50. prettiest sociability and story telling followed. church will be held on Friday evening after Sets, waists. There are also some patterns of Frou Frou in shades embroidered with unristmas uay at 7 o ciock. pastel NEW OFFICERS OF HIRAM CHAPTER, dots that are beautiful. Prices $1.56 to $2.50. NO. 1, R. A. M. TRINITY CHURCH. E. H. & Any Waist Patterns cut from our regular stock and designed for Christmas -- The annual election of Hiram DILLON chap The people of the parish are meeting In the CO., -- will be in the same ter' No. 1, R. A. M., was held on Wed parish rooms week day afternoons and even Store Open Monday Evenings Until December 25. presents put up dainty way. nesday evening, December 10, as fol' ings for the purpose of tying greens, lows: There will he service in the church on Fri-- dav eveuine of this week at 7.30 o'clock CHILDREN'S FURS. H. P., William Howard Wakelee. Sunday is St Thomas' day. There will be a rubbers for ladies and gentlemen: also a nice K., George G. Tugnot. celebration of the Holy Communion at 10 line of warm slippers, which make a nice 8t CHRISTMAS o'clock, the usual service folio wins at 11. An Christmas present, at the Sandy Hook Shoe Philo Nichols. - have an nice assortment of 8., offering will be taken at this service for the Store. W. C. Corbett. proprietor.- We unusually these, and many of the little Sets, Treasurer, Austin B. Blakeman. Sunday school Christmas festival. Collar and Muff, are those of White Lamb and Secretary, James M. Blackman. The children's Christmas service and tree If you are to have.a Christ USEFUL fascinatingly pretty, especially Thibet C. John L. will be held next Wednesday evening, Christ planning Moufflon H., Sanford. mas eve. at 7 o'clock. It will be held in the mas tree for the children, buy your There are others of Beaver, Nutria, Fox, and Kremmer. SHOPPING P. S., John R. Tomlinson. church. tree ornaments, candles, cornucopias CHRISTMAS Prices-fro- R. A. C, Amnion Taylor. On Christmas day there will be morning and candy boxes at II. II. Beers & 1.35 to 7.00. M. 3d "V., James Coles. service with Holy Communion at 10.30, with Co.'s. M. 2d sermon by the rector.. V., Abel F. Clarke. A special meeting of the vestry of Trinity GIFTS In the Toy Store is a splendid" line of Juvenile Books. All the old favorites M. 1st V., Arthur D. Warner. church, will be held at the Rectorv on Satur Rev Otis W. Barker will a 30, 10 a. m. preach are there and new ones. Mother Goose and her retinae. Stories Tyler, Samuel Barnum. day, December at Christmas sermon in the Hawleyville Found in abund- many jolly by Laura will be Trustees. Philo Nichols. Abel F. chapel next Sunday afternoon, Decem ance at our store. We have some Richards and Mrs Ewing, and dainty books of poetry to delight the heart of a child. Clark, William Howard Wakelee. ST ROSE'S. ber 21, at 3:J0 o'clock:. .Let all tbat choiee showings in Dry Goods for f inance Committee. James M. can, to celebrate in worship the the ladies: Nice dress patterns, done ' for . Blakkman. George G. Puuo Owing to the storm Father Fox was unable gather handker- better being Tugot, to visit St Stephen's church, Stepney. Sunday, glad Christmas time. gloves, mittens, ribbons, Nichols. but will celebrate mass there on Christmas chiefs, etc., ane they make most day at 9 o clock sharp. - A Jesuit Father will We have a nice line of decorated china in acceptable gifts for Christmas. done. A MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALL officiate. plates, caps and saucers, vases,etc., for Christ- The Men, too, will be sure to quickly On Christmas dav there will be mass at St mas presents: also a big supnly of all sizes of The D. M. READ Co. Rose's at 7.45 and 11 a. m. skates, which make a good present for the find what they want at our store. On Sunday next Father Fox will celebrate boys. Be sure and come and see us before We have hats, caps, gloves, - mit- TO BE HELD AT THE TOWN HALL, ON mass at the Sacred Heart church, Southburv. Christmas. D. N. Clark, Shelton, Conn. for com- WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER at XI a. m. tens, etc., them, and robes, Conn. The store is ready, blankets, whips, etc., the best line Bridgeport, 31. Miss Mabel will occupy Prof NOTICE ABOUT THE NEWTOWN Taylor we have ever shown. Piatt's place at the Trinity organ at The usual line of Novel- ; The grand mask and fancy dress ball LIBRARY. ' Fancy pletely and splendidly to be under direction of the the Advent service, Friday evening. ties especially for gifts, and the given the children are not in our BUY YOUR-- XT. Hillside club, at Town hall on Wednes During the winter months the Ask to see the celebraced Yankee $1 forgotten G. Clarke's Idver PIUs December 31., to Beach Memorial will clnse 8 Toy Department. Have a wonderful for VegetableBilious and day evening, promise library at watch at R. H. Beers & Co.'s. Noth 1 he Christmas reputation caring Dyspeptic ailment. Their action twine ready. Every department be the greatest social event of tJie sea- o'clock in the evening of the days of nicer for a Christmas bet- hristmas Confections mild and natural make them the safest and best remedy tor BlUoosneas, Constipation. Indi- son. The hall will be delorated ing present; gestion. Headache, Dizziness, etc They also purify the Blood, Beautify the Complexion and finely its beme opened, Tuesday and Satur ter ones at $1.25, $1.50, $2.50. Impart Health and Vigor to your entire system. Doti't fall to gin them a trial. Once tried ,. with bunting, lanterns and greens. day. This seems only fair to the AT always used. Sold by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine. Sample free by Mail. is equipped for quick, music Fancy Extra good and a Drosrram which librarian who, at small compensation, Probably nine-tent- of all human Q. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Con. old as well as young can enjoy. It is so faithfully performs her work. If sickness is due to When Groceries a number will be constipation. good - satisfaction giving expected that large subscribers but bear this in mind, they the bowels are constipated the natural are in and we are Provino's. W C. rrom out oi town, snouia can . suit' their convenience to selling pure Allen, HORSES! HORSES! present it easily drainage tract in the human system Christmas We A Fresh Stock of Candles and be a treat to see the costumes and the tne nour. Candy. also have Oomnlete and SHERMAN, is clammed up, decomposition ensues Oranges, Mixed Nuts, Raisins, etc., Fruits of all kinds. CONN, We have a fresh load of harms, arrived Nov. some- funny antics of the masqueraders. Otis W. Barker, President. and and are Snwia.1 nrtres riven to nnrties Durchasing In 14. from Indiana. service. Each has poisonous gases liquids and all the necessary fixin's for Festivals. General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable. Twenty three bead, and as carried all through the system. The the dinner. quantities for Sunday School smooth a lot as we ever snipped. All kinds As Christmas occurs next Thursday ail-- turkey drivers, draft and farm boraee. We can sell ANNUAL MEETING OF POMONA result is a liability to almost any : tbem well worth the money. The Bee will go to .press iWednesday ! thing of special interest QRANQE IN BRIDGEPORT. ment that human beings are heir to. CKarles Provifio, and We alsobave Auction Sales every Wednes- njght. Correspondents are requested You can easily avoid all this trouble Bank Street, New Mimtobd. Ot. Tops Trimmings. day; any one can bring their hoi am here and to assist us by mailing their contribu- and in a con Canopy Tops. Buggy Tops, Cushions, Backs, have tbem sold and go borne witb tbelr money INSPECTED BY STATE DEPUTY HEALY a usual. keep your system healthy etc. One new Concord for Cash. at the season of gift giv- tions day earlier than dition by using G. N. Clarke's vegeta Curtis & Buggy cheap BRONSON & SANFORD, OF WOODSTOCK. ble liver puis. Take tnem occasional Taylor, GOOD . D. G. BEERS & CO., Newtown, Ct. George Dayton and Joseph Carmody ly and you will always feel well and t Elm Street. fridaeport, Coaa. The regular annual meeting of Fair have taken positions in the factory of look the picture of health. See adv. Company, ing. field Pomona was held the Fabric Fire Hose Co. BUTTER, County Grange Hook, Conn. .Horses. In Bridgeport last Wednesday, princi- who was in Milkmen are now some sat Sandy Prints or little 25c Clipping Frank Cavanar, injured deriving jars, I am to horses at Keeler's Liv- SPRI1GBAU IEID OF PEDIGRE2 pally for the election of officers. The of Fabric Hose isfaction in their' stock a i3T"Open Every Evening Through 1 prepared clip B VIII 4aiia 111In iliafcllW kneoILt&OW was con- the factory the Fire giving good pound or 100. ery Stable at any time. First class work and meeting fairly well attended Co., last week, is improving. liberal supply of grain, as milk now the Holidays. prompt attention. HARMON COUCH, sidering the state of the weather. nets 3 cents per quart or $1.40 per can, South Britain Creamery New Milford, Conn. The following officers were elected for The many friends of Mrs Edward the highest price in 20 years. One of ment to traveling bags on the ensuing year: Master, William J. Taylor will be gratified to learn she is the causes is attributed to the U eon high wood oi westport; overseer, id improving. of which has led to cfear-tcte-r. M. Wakelee'of Mrs prices beef, many FisK YOU WILL CONCEDE jasurpassed fui siae aad trme Berkshire Shelton; lecturer, Costello keep fewer cows and raise more beef. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Our Blood of Longfellow, Baroa Lee IT, the floor, Lloyd S. Godfrey of Weston; steward, Henry of Bridgeport passed of For Friday are 'Duteheas," Windsor Supreme ' aad Ktac third, every with Hook friends. It is evident an actual sarcity milk from the well known house of Caleb Healey & That Fall, the best seasou to Paint yoni Lm VII Prlees moderate. Stock numb is. .Nichols of Trumbull; assist Sunday Sandy or would is band. We sat- represented. - exists the prices not have ad Take Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e Tab- Co., Fulton Fish Market, N. V. We will have buildings, at guaranteeyou always for sale. Inspection Invited. J. M. John of - rirtrf Mnrknt. Cnd. isfaction or Job. ring-bank.-" ant steward, J. Northrop James Betts. a Yale senior, is at home for vanced. All n.ithnf atjM.k Blue Fish. either by the day Thanking WATSON, "Sp Marbled ale. Comb stock seems to : Newtown; chaplain, Bev William E. the Christmas recess. lets. druggists refund the money Spanish Mackerel, opened Clams and Escal- you for past patronage and soliciting a share say if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig- etc., and will sell them cheaper than any for the future, we reniain. Yours truly. Hooker of Wilton; treasurer, John E. Charles of Camden. N. will iinQrie-ShQjil- be care lops, Meats for of Mrs Betts J., d.iss In holiday d nature is on each box. 25c. other dealer can sell them. Our CRAFT LYON, Selleck New Canaan; secretary, Christmas week with his parents, Dr and Mrs ful as nearly as possible to supply in a Saturday will be sold cheap. Drop in and see B Nellie Jfi. isiakeman or u. JN. aetts. us. we will oe neauquarasrs nr huu Painters & Pager Hangers, STEPNEY, OT ERT DAV,; Oronoque; something the recipient really de- ducks uihvcand Mason and Contractor, Danbury, Ot. gate keeper, Charles Sherwood of gift western turkeys, chickens, geese Agents for Potter Wall Paper Mills. ' Brick The young people of! Newtown, who antici sires. Certain articles of use and wear STEPNET. for Christmas. Leave your orders early. laying a Specialty. Easton; Ceres, Miss Edith F. Sher pated going to Monroe to the dance, Tuesday are welcome as "Figures given on large and small con were dlsaonointed over unusually gifts, fcmong J. H. BLACKMAN, Newtown, Ot. tracts. - wood of Easton; .Pomona, Miss Alice nieht. the fierce rain which be mentioned umbrellas of Use Nichols of Flora. Mrs H. C. storm which prevented the trip. may the best and don't be deceived. Trumbull; which no one ever has more than The famous 25c coffee suits them all. FULL LINE OF Christmas Holmes of Stratford: lady assistant David 11. Glover is makinir his annual holi Like the space in a crowded For sale B. & Co. Notice. steward, Miss F. Stommell day visit to New York City- - enough. only by Hawley Special Josephine car, tne umbrella rack always nas Notice. We close our busi of Cannon; member of executive com M. A. Todd was in town Wednesday and room one more. & vo. shall ." He for Meigs invite Important ness at Hattertown on or about Janaary 1, W mittee. Kev J. Howard of New Thursday, stopping-a- Taylor's hotel, business here nav-In- ir NS llovt to a remarkable of As we are our luuo. ana move to yvn AGO has been with a severe cola. attention display closing Hriageport. parties At M. G. LEACH . Is Canaan; pianist, Mrs William J. Wood suifering for men women at? Hattertown and are to move to work ere will please call for same before umbrellas both and The Kind You Hw Always on or I, 1903. Sherman Oonn. P.O.: Brookfield. Ot. of Westport; Grange reporter for the Oscar Carlson was given a surprise. Betnthe Bought Bridgeport about Jan. that date. men and even for children. New designs all parties having accounts with us U. A. Ot. official newspaper, J. J. Northrop of Wednesday evening, by the young Signature them before Jan. 1, 1903. PRATT, Hattertown, About 80.000 pressed red of Miss Susie J. Scudder's Sunday in natural wood bandies, pearl, silver must settle FOR SALE. brlckJ3.$0 ner thousand Newtown. The Grange voted to pur school residence of Miss are a wnat could of a set of for class at the shown, (or boy H. A. PRATT, Hattertown. TTOUSEKEEPERS recommend Silverall as loaded on car. Fine lot lumber suitable for Coming. chase implements special Scudder.in honor of his 21st birthday. He was make a more acceptable gift than a XL the best Silver Polish. Try It. field barn frames. 1 inch planks at (10 per thous- use for Fairfield County Pomona. resentea witn a goia watcn cnain Dy tne Todd, 1054 Main and. Also ene good mare 10 years old. wmlght essrs Smith of The Bee. sweater? The show of sweaters will street, Bridgeport. 1300 1 ne new officers will be installed on be found all colors are shown FOR SALE pounds. Work anywhere. Price tO. , complete, OTICE will be town office UUAKutto K. MliAKKMAM. HewSOwn, US ' the of Mrs H. M. Smith visited In the Park 1 1300 N1 I at the clerk's fourth Wednesday January, City. in all sizes for all sizes of boys. A good second hand horse, everv Saturday, from 1 to 4 n m. until fur 1903. the Dlace to be announced later. Wednesday. for lbs. 1 about 1000 pounds; any old price. 1 doz. ther the of taxes m mm am a hand or suit base is never amiss as Slippers notice, for purpose receiving bag 11 use one no State L. H. of Wood- No. 54, " hand ice saws; you uur win R. A. Clark. Collector. we Den eve tne store Deputy Healy Court Sandy Hook, F. of A., will give a gift. Meig's & Co's trunk and bag suit. FOR SALE: stock was more than pleased with the sociable in St Mary's hall. Sandy Hook. kind of FURNITURE sold. Wednesday evening. December 31. The com department holds every hand Gifts. F. J. Hosford. New Preston, Ct. ANTIQUE bought and Lot of nice White Wvan- - prosperity and showing of Fairfield mittee of consists of F. and case such a of Easton, Ot. P. O. Address dotte cockerels. $3 aad Prise win arrangements John bag suit at range -- fi apiece. County Pomona. They now have a Blake. Martin F. Talty, Harry J. Madigan and is Tne Are Useful, and R. D. 25. Bethel. Ct. ners wnereever snown. can serve better than vv prices that buying easy. displays They Pretty For Sale or Rent. . o. D. you membersnip or 375, while wind nam unam j. uosteuo. of house coats, bath "comfortable. fjlERRETS White and Fitch. I have some HATCH, Sbetton. Oonn. 250. robes, neckwear, Mv niuna in T4nt.tftyt.nwTi. cnnsistlntr of trood A beauties lor sale. Ben Bethel. County has only Deputy Healy Useful ' articles suitable for trifts Include gloves, suspenders, Handkerchiefs, are dwellfc hum. Blacksmith and Carri a ; ever been served made ringing speech in favor of the diaries, perfumes in fancy packages and bulk, attracting the attention or women We have many fklnds to choose from for age shop. 9 acres of Jland, good orchard all rro LET One half of Frederick Sanford Custom you've workings of the order. The New toilet sets and notions. These can be found of for men', women and children. buildings in good repair. Shop now doing a 1 house. Sandy Hook district. Short walk Grinding. at the store of Betts & Betts at Hook. shoppers generally, and the display The newest for men. called Monkey Skin, in for the from Railroad D. O. Admin ls-- town Bee was of in the meet Sandy tailor-mad-e good business; good opening right station, Peck, spoken women's belts and stocks slate or brown, very neat, 1.35. man; reason for selling am to remove to trator. My mill will be open for basi- as the in A laree line of handkerchiefs in the latest Women's kid trimmed Nulllfiers on business. - before. ing only (jrange paper the finds appreciative buyers among both Fur and Bridgeport to carry a larger ls Wednesday,- November Zfi. Good work The was elected for designs is offered at the store of Betts & Betts, 11.50. A. I IW J. J., QUiUH IWHU) UU"" TfOXES Dressed, made into rugs with artl-- r county. reporter men and women Meigs & ll. . ... nut tne vote was re shoppers. Oome in and see our display. P. O.: R. D. 15, Stepney Depot, Conn. flcial head and eves, lining. ft4. Nicholas and satisfaction guaranteed. , . . lire, arterwara No service was held at the Methodist church J Co.'s store at Bridgeport' is a good Calendars for 1903. Tesiny, 3767 Main St., Bridgeport. ser- considered. - v on Sunday owing to the sturm;j place to go to these days to find ac - Was. C. JOHNSON. Will you test the men QKUNK, Mink, Ooon. Fox and all Fur Skins, Mrs E. J. Hall is suffering with grin and Its ceptable gifts for and boys and Pianos Tuned O highest prices paid Tor. Nicholas Tesiny, Sergeant Michael Cavanaugh, for complications. women. a nH Mnohwl hv Alexander- Hart: good pl-lr- dealer. 377 Main St., Bridgeport. Minott vice." merly of this place, but more recently The Sandy Hook school house is being quite & anos, no auuwr iiuw uiu, uau .j Air Augur, New roofs have been R. F. FOSTER CO., orders received at Cuff's. Main Street, Dan TSOR SALE Thresher; also 6F Dick cutter Sahdy Hook. Coin. , of Bridgeport, sailed, Wednesday, for extensively repaired. - J. and table. Will be sold cnean. Den-- he to Dut on. the interior walls have been kal- and 346 Main St., Danbury, Conn. bury. ; nis R. D. 34, Ot-- Dealer in Choiee Meats of All Dublin, Ireland, where intends somined, the chimneys have been laid over Foley's Honey Tar Cavanaugh. Newtown, Kinds, spend the Christmas holidays with bis and the and conductor have been for No Next to Danbury NationalBank. : Poultry, Ysfetmblea, ate. gutters pipes chiIdren,safe,sure. opiates. FMxley SALE 38 young pigs ready to go. O. parents. renewea. ine nuuaing is now in an excellent House, F)R Oonn. state of repair. Hawleyville, Newtown, Ct., Bethel, Now open for guests the year round. Tnank-ln- g John B. Hubbell. the popular and ef For the Christmas dinner Betts & Betts are old patrons for past favors, we Invite all To Keep It Sweet use Smith's Older Notice. offering bananas, oranges, native and white to come and see us. Transient boarders care- CIDER one package to a barrel, Kc ficient clerk at the Newtown Inn, has grapes, mixed nuts. They also have a special attended to. by mall. S. W. Smith & Co.. Druggists, A n been on the sick list for the few in box candv in baskets and Christ fully la. Conn. Rdffnre bnvliuT Powers and Saw past offering Mr and Mrs A. K. fix ley, rrops. Tables; get prices on Sampson powers aad St weeks at the home of his sister, Mrs inas candy in bulk. FOR THE CHRISTMAS TIME Albans Saw. Tables. Also 1 nalr of Dies for William Norton, of Harriet street. 4 UORSALEOE EXCHANGE For pair oxen, 1TOR SALE One pair of Devon steers, four sale. ' In Christmas decorating in the stores Betts n. of trood work horses. Albert Pler- - old. J. R. New Fairfield.' Address,; Mr is & - We Have an Fine Line r nalr r years Hatch, EDWARDS 8.BEARD8L7CY. Bridgeport. Norton tilling his Uetts at Sandy Hook have rather carried- Especially ron, Hawleyville, Conn. THE position at the Inn. otr the honors, in the two display windows Of Famous., WANTED History of Fairfield County. are handsome mottoes, "Merry Christmas" the SALE 8 sleighs, one 1B, one 6. O. E. Must be in good condition and and a "Happy New Year." One window is Stevenson, Conn. cheap. Address David Conlon, who learned his trade decorated to represent a Christmas scene, with 4fi r)R as a machinist in the Sandy Hook trees ana presents, un tne Daicony outside Bob Calves. E. M. Botsford, DOR SALE A farm of 128 acres, suitably di-- C flAKE Rubber had, on a liz-- trees have been used to give the Christmas 4 WANTED Conn. vided Into meadow, pasture and woodland. YOUR MONEY "55 HOWLAND DRY factory, Friday, look, while inside greens have been used with Buildings in rood condition. Three Quarters zard removed from his stomach, which excellent taste. Kibbe Chocolates COCKERELS for sale, of a mile from and railroad station. postofflce WYANDOTTE Ct. e. probably round lodgment there some G. W. Canfield. Botsford, Half of purchase price can remain on mort-gag- No Baak woald pay yosj years ago from from a General Manager W. T. Cole of the Fabric 43 Jerome Wedge. West Morris. Oonn. nalnsi taer drinking spring Fire Hose Co. has a single and a double sleigh, AND IN TT ANTED A woman with little girl. 14 your Mvtnn of water. bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. 43 ASSORTED CANDIES TT would like place in small family. State All persons Indebted to S. O. Bull Droftt fortfie tMsaitastsessl wages. Mrs u r. u. no. , oeinei. NOTICE O. Bull & Co. will make Mate .' BOXES FROM Kngiana, kindly ey. that profit GOODS CO., A Affent C. B. Tavlor is out with a new 43 Conn. prompt payment to Ralph G. Betts. All ac- nsK letter addressed to Thomas J. Douurnt or A. M. Hriscoe & son. and is now counts not settled try Jan. 1. 1903, will be given rreater taaa awaits an owner at the for the next snow storm. 43 A sheep came into the to a for collection. & O. Bull. Dec 1, For particulars, call Barry Sandy ready ! NOTICE stray own-yard lawyer Hook postofflce. Grand Central, Tuesday. The 1WJCS. or write to Curtis & Co. have four or 25c to $2 Per Box er can have the same by proving property and Taylor, SI. The five molasses hogsheads in good order paying charges. WORTH of Poultry Food for lames B. Nichols of Mt Pleasant has 43 live manufacturer of Ideal Egg Food will send FRED. B. KINO, Bridgeport. a new of A. M. Briscoe tor sale cheap. FOR SALE An extra good cow. coming receipt of il eight varieties of their cele sleigh, bought old. due to come in the 25th of this a pack- - 43 The Grocer, " r. DmH1.v n.un'i brated Poultry Foods,lncludlng dollar . (Tat I llMSMSl.)- & Son. The line of men's and boys' overcoats month. Mrs Horace uraaiey, uray truun. age of Ideal Egg Food: also his guarantee to 43 MORHIS, Sandy Hook, Conn. , refund the dollar If after use egg pro- von unci 00 ana suits at Curtis & (Jo. 's Is your o; C. B. Taylor, Newtown, Conn. duction is not increased 100 per cent in fifteen p. MX8 COJDTl Ezra and Pierce, Jessie Fowler, The firm are low 43 TITANTED A good man for farm work, one order to a customer.) A lo- making I A. O. Beth days. (Only and .Frederick: schieike nave new TT must be a good milker. Lake, cal agent is also wanted. Clinton Bennett. C. prices. - - Conn. Sole Oonn. sleighs, bought of Robert Mitchell. (. 44 44 4444444444444444 lehem, Mfr.. Wlllimantic a for y. Don't buy thing Christmas un nr,R air.r Tinvon cow. due to calve TXR SALE Good new milch cow. S. & An- - The line of holiday goods at the til you look through the Shelton Bar V Dec. 19. J B. Falrcblld, Taunton District, A. drews. Bethel, Conn. Brick store is attracting the attention gain Store. Newtown, Conn. SALE 3 also 1 of local buyers. In the line of useful - DOR single cutter sleighs; have silk The funeral of Mrs San- t? cii. Hno dav milch cow and two far- r business sleigh in good repair. Peter H. gifts they umbrellas, gentle Margaret Fr cows. A. O. McArtbur, Newtown. Ot. Long Hul.jOonn. men's neckwear, ladies' and men's silk ford, who died Friday, was held at St Cash Sale Lynch, baskets for Peter's' church at 9 o'clock, Monday Spot SALE Pair of 7 year old Stags, work or SALE All marnnure. handkerchiefs, fancy ladies, rOK my Housenoia TWra, Want the nest and rliasnsst and C. F. coinaEH, and was attended. beef, weigh about 3200 lbs, good quality and X and Tools, must be BOTSFORD, CONN. etc. And a good variety of toys for morning largely r D. O. Peck. Mt New Farming Machinery ieat running Horse Power you ever used, try The six of de- ON work well. Pleasant, soia as am to leave town. R. E. GoodseU, also Keystone Cutters aad tne children. pallbearers nephews the Coon. i - the Keystone: Expert Horseshoer and General Blacksmith. . ceased, were Arthur T. Waters of this town, Newtown, Conn. BTAnil Haw. Thtfh Iwm mu All first class work at Bottom Prices. SAVE MONEY Anyone desiring everything from a chicken to a ousTaio; lass Oome and see me. R. C. Willis E. Piatt and city, Augustine Meagher, New Haven, FARMERS of a TITANTED Girl for ceneral housework In for i ox .u. Mitchell, to $10. in the purchase sleigh YY - agent lk r.nqnire iwuni nenry P. Mitchell have had telephones Joseph Meagher jsew Haven, William 1902 io iKiriui ti .ull ut mv store. Can furnish small familv. Call or address S. J. Scnd- uayiorasvuie, oonn. Uiley of New York Charles Tues., Dec. 23, in Harness, Robes, Blankets, Har- der, Newtown Street, Newtown, conn. . I placed in their residences, in connec- city, Riley anything Low Pri of New B. of ness SuDolles. Carriage Oils, etc., at mach-f- f Christmas tion with the Woodbury-Southbur- y York city and H. Halsey We will away set of Plated Tea Spoons (6 spoons) to each Conn. DOR SALE One New Deering mowing Candy Mrs widow give i ces. Paul Oage, Washington Depot, ina for lnsa than reffnlar nrice. or will ex- - MAKE. company. Bridgeport. banfordiisthe customer $2 of tin the above, CASH SALE. OUR OWN telephone of the late Amos Sanford, at one time purchasing worth goods or over date, Flour, Good (yearling bull, Holstein or plwnm .fnr horsA or cattle: also two seated Churches and a of Grain and excluded. WANTED preferred; also bull calf of Trap In good condition, will sell or exchange Special prices for Schools, II. A. Pratt, who has been in busi- resident Hanover district. bugar breeds above mentioned or would exchange for horse or cattle. Charles B. Weed, Daniel's No bat r Get orders In oonn. special bargain days bargains .every your early.. ness in Hattertown for a numper of Mar- dry cow for same. Address A. S. Edwards, Farms Uls,t.. Trumpuu. day. Flour, Grain and Feed a lowest remove busi- Some very nice Hubbard and Conn. for Cash. Grass Seed. Fertiliser aad & years, has decided to his row for Christmas 2c Da.y. Remember the Dacte Nichols, prices Land For new Erdman Company, ness to Mr Pratt is to be squash pies, lb., Bargain Nova Scotia. Plaster. sale, Bethel Bakers, Bridgeport. at R. H. Beers & Co.'s. TjlOR SALE 8 pairgood working oxen, 6 and milch cow 4 years old. located on Main street at Bull's Head. J; 7 years old. E. H. Keea, stratrorn. conn, H. B. CODER'S MILL, Botsford, Coaa. Place, Bethel. Conn. will be at of The C. H. Ben- Fountain His many friends sorry to have One Rlance the interior Older making and sawing him leave nett Shoe Co.'s store will convince you that NOTICE light Hunt-- town. Notice the advertise have the most of B. HAWLEY S, CO., ITHE PROBATE COURTS. Saturdays. J. H. Frank, ment on the they masniticent display Newtown, conn. ninth page. Christmas slippers and holiday goods to be Conn. ingtown District, found in the Park City. They, have an im Leading Grocers, Stepney, OTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of Bock House k H.iHir.nnrt. ss. Probate Court. Nov. 28. 1902. QTRAYED FROM PASTURE In Paint II. B. Coger unloaded a car contain- mense stock to select from, comprising 5,000 U school Ulstrict. a. noisiein neuer 11 Tobacco pairs of men's, women's and children's slip On Christmas Day we shall be open from 7 to 10.30 a. m. only. Estate of Henry Booth, late of the P. O. 1500 of , In said deceased. months old. Geo. S. Gillette, Easton. ! ing bushels oats at Botsford pers; atso an me mMmni styles 01 laaies town of Monroe. district, D. Depot, this week. girls and children's lesxins iQ different colors The Court of Probate for the District of R. F. Bridgeport. Brushes and varieties. Wool soles, rubber boots, bath Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed 6 months SALE Pair Devon Oxen. Growers line of sizes: sorts room slioDers. and in fact, everythina usofnl irom ineaaw uereui ni hid xjiTOA.w.i w workers. Kzekil Redding, ct. Full C. II. Slocum, representing E. D. for the lower extremities which is always estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.". good Burr, to assort of useful for a Christmas present. Call and ex- Tiincn who nmrlnct to nresent their accounts. DOR SALE Good road mare 9 old or I am prepared far " descriptionM work; all new, DePcw & Co. of New wholesale years .v. mraJ York, amine and you will then be convinced of the within said will be L :or mare. v. n. grocers, arrived at Sandy llook, Wed wonderful Sroperly attested, time, will exchange neavier and case Tobacco for 3c per pound. just in. opportunities. & a recovery. All persons indebted to Simpson, Redding, Oonn. on his across from BETTS are to make immediate These brashes are the best kind made. nesday, trip country BETTS, said Estate requested E. Satisfaction Guaranteed. New York state to He Fine mixed candy, fresh and un to uurr tiawiey, AumiuiaLraiwr, First class sawyer. Charles & be Woodbury. Sandy Hook, Conn. payment with the will annexed. WANTED Newtown, Oonn. John L. Whiting Son ean always had a sleigh but after dragging along adulterated, 10c lb., at 11. H. Beers & 22 years experience. depended on upon for good work and for a day in tne mua, was triad to bor Co.'s. TUSTRIOT OF WASHINGTON, ss Probate rmn QAT.f! A new milch sraded Durham row of F. I rvmr Ttw 12. 1902. J; cow with calf, an extra good one. Also it. are the "most reliable a wagon George Taylor and The case of W. J. Nichols of Uethel vs. the ,C. lOscar late of roan horse: about 1050 rood . lota of They more out for town was as the re Estate of Stafstrom, weight pounds vy. atone. or varnisher can once set the western of Newtown for damages Groceries. Washington, in said district, deceased. driver; work anywhere; kind and gentle. c kind that a painter country. suit of injury sustained by a horse owned by Drugs. The Court of Probate for the district of William A. Tator, cutlers farms, stepney, Box New Milford, Ct. i Nichols on a road in Niiwtown. was tried. Washington hath limited and allowed 6 months Oonn. 174, buy. Tuesday, in the Court of Common Pleas at A Pointer : Get your prescriptions Try the Franklin lentire wheat, Also irom tne aate nereui xur me v,iuuiwn ui mu B. has fitted a meat box before P.Carroll. A SALE 2 Rabbit ones. II. Coger up Danbury. Judge George at home store. field for estate to exhibit tneir claims ior settlement. OR roung dogs, good his and will continue to ped- verdict was rendered for the town. Attorney compounded your drug wheat muffins. Those who neglect to present their accounts, M. Burr, nonroe, conn. T. for sleigh W. J. needier appearea tor the town. nrnnnrlv within said time, will be de J. CORBETT, meat whether This is the place. attested, A a mlluhlA American woman a. HARRY RIDER dle through the winter, All kinds of timber and the barred a recovery. All persons Indebted to tt VTVn tit. Ua sleighing or wheeling. This weather reminds us of felt and rubber Sunday Hours: 9.4; to 11 a. m.; is pancake said estate are requested to make immediate W housekeeper and companion for an aged Conn boot;. We have a larso stock, all grades and to , x. u. lady, small family, no washing or ironing. 6is Water Street, Bridgeport, sizes, and are sure to have your size. Prices to 1 p. m.; 6 to 7 p. m. standard syrups. payment Administrator.oruuiey. Address Mrs E. S., R. F. D. 23, Danbury. Oonn. Queea Street,- - - Ufeekuwa.4 W. T. Cole, of the Fabric SJ, $3.35 and $2.50. A full line of all kinds of Telephone 549-- 3. Manager IO THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902.

Head-to-Fo- ot Clothiers. Christmas Buying at UR plans for this Christmas trade include special sales in Holiday goods for every day from now until Christmas.

i Appearances Deceive' 0 This is a departure. Most stores ex- We can afford to do it, because we There is nothing more deceptive than the appearance of a suit of clothes pect to make the big Christmas busi- have done nearly three times more or an overcoat as it hangs in a store window. Put one by the side of it that is ness a reason for getting big profits. buying for this season than ever be- worth twice as much and hang a card on each showing the same price and few We shall actually cut regular prices fore. And it is big buying that can see one is not worth as much as the other. But the two on just the goods you are taking makes little prices. I! that just get gar fastest. We shall ments into your hands, and the differences begin to reveal themselves. These have; differences, of course, are more apparent as the garments become worn. Our Sales in Books

- -u- is made under our own and contains all the essentials that s 1!.'- -- clothing supervision Ell' Tirir- i'imny .f jr.ll Sales in Silverware MM go to make the best on the smallest profit added to cost basis. We can show p " vou good, serviceable, well-mad- e men's suits at $4.08, $5.08 and $7.08; better Sales in Fancy Goods suits, suitable for dress, at $0.05, $12, $13, $15, $16, $18 and $20. E Sales in Leather Goods . 11 Men's Good Winter Overcoats in Oxford, mixed and black, at $5, $6.50, Sales in China and Lamps -- $0.05, $12, $13, $15, $16, $18, $20 and $25.' Our Children's Department con C tains all the novelties for the little folks both in Overcoats and Suits. I Sales in Gloves liffllMi: Sales in Handkerchiefs Shoe A Sales in Waists Department. Sales in Furs Men's Best Woonsocket Rubber Boots, $2.25. And all kinds of Rubber L Goods for the feet. Complete Stock Men's, Ladies', Boys', Misses' and Chil 'And a Special Sale in Toys that has already begun and will last continuously up to Christmas Eve. I dren's Leather Shoes. Come in at any time you can't get the wrong day. We promise you prompt deliveries, quick service, the greatest Christmas stock of goods in the State, and the for I Store Until Xmas. largeget your money. Open Every Evening Malley's will be, as it has always been Foster, Besse & Company, Connecticut's Greatest Christmas Store. - 056 and 958 Main St, Bridgeport.

ground or in holes in cliffs. The THE XIGRATIONS. first two or three hours after dawn an . a a. . a a VI The Newtown Bea shearwaters wander' far, being seen tne nest, jmen iowi ny weiila iu alIurn off the "Banks" of Newfoundland In speaking of the migrations, Mr moral mr. but usually br noon, or a! about tbe first of May, following tbe Job says: the latest the middle of tbe afternooa PUBUSHHD BY migrations or various mnas Tbe coastwise spring migration be- the fliirht is about over, though coca 3 comes the last half of I of fish. are Zfound all apparent daring sional flocks be seen till dusk. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. They in may over tbe northern . ocean until March, reaches its height the first There are about la illustrations v autumn, when they gradually withdraw half of April, and is practically over the book, most of them taken by M. as cold weather comes on. Fishermen early in May, the procession ending and will nature km ALLISON P. SMITH, with flocks of the Job, they delight Editor say that they rarely or never see them large, loitering era. Tbe volume as a whole will w President and in winter. scoters, late breeders as they appear to read with 00 small amount of pleasuri White- - be. In tbe return flight of autumn In referring to gulls. "The an-- and profit. j AHTHUR J. SMITH, winged Fleet," Mr Job savs tbat there flocks, male scoters will nut In an Treasurer is no class of birds more beautiful, more pearanee as early as the latter part of Secretary, Then in some 01 SAVED AT OR AYE'S BRINK.K and Business Manager. r-- interesting, more picturesque than August.- September ' vrlf ed are no tbese "exquisite snowy-plumag- crea- the young appear, but there tures, most of'the pearly-mantle- d, that great numbers until October, and not "I know I would long ago have beer "HENRY M SMITH, y our lake and ocean shores. till nearly November, or until the In writes Mrs 8. H. New Ml grace With my grave," V; Vice President and easy flight they winnow the air, wheel frosts become severe, do some of tbe nm nf IWafair Ala "If if. tiarf imiL General Agent. v ing ana circling even to tne ciouas. hardier sea ducks and the geese arrive. been for Electric Bitten, Cor three Some dart headlong to surprise the There are considerable differences in years I suffered untold agony from the m - 4 wary fish; others float down like snow-flake- s, their manner of migration. Most of worst forms of indigestion, waterbrash, 1.28 a Yaar, 75 Oents for Six Months, 50 to sea cast them, it is true, follow the coast line, stomach and bowel Cents for Four Months. Four Cents a take what the has up dyspepsia. "But Jl'apy 1. u for them. Again they gather together, but individual flocks keep lust out ol this excellent medicine did me a world either in buoyant flocks upon the wa- gunshot from the shore, while others of good. - Since using It I can eat Nw town, Friday, December 190a. ter, or to dress their spotless plumage fly miles from tbe land. The direction heartily and have sained 35 pounds. i, AST upon the strand. Tbe loss would be of tbe wind has much to do with this. was 01 awm-ac-h, With a strong wind on shore, jor jnaigestion, appeaie, 248-- unutterable were this fleet to be lost blowing liver and kidney troubles Eiectrie Telephone call, 32 in the gale of fashion upon the cruel most of them fly close in, while on calm Hitters are a positive, guaranteea cure. rocks of a selfish and senseless days they are apt to be far out. More- Only 50c at B. H. Been & Co.. New- - millinery as-th-e old-squa- : decree." , over, some species, scoters, Advertising Rates w Mr Job writes and and eiders, ordinarily fly low lor fjurtis A fJD.,ianay JuooK. -- i lw lmo 3mo Ciiio yeui-5.0- enthusiastically over orten t-- - tne water, tuougn tney win 2 luch 1.00 2.00 3.00 effectively of tbese birds, and the pas- while . Inch 1.00 3.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 sages their haunts are rise if they suspect danger, the 8 indies 3.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 1S.00 describing mergansers, scaups, golden-eye- s or COLDS AND 3.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 35.00 among the best in tbe book. He says, coixuts, Slachos and most of the others , - TION. , 4 Inches 3.00 0.00 13.00 18.00 30.00 S5 If in part: "whistlers," 4 column 4.00 8.00 10.00 34.00 40.00 are apt to fly high. 1 U - taVin 1- -3 column 5.00 10.00 20.00 38.00 48.00 .wua " uiojlwiVIUll, IB UUO Ulll Conditions oX wind have also much Few people realize when 1- -3 column 0.00 13.00 34.00 30.00 00.00 vereal habit of these dainty creatures -- effect upon the number of fowl to be column 8.00 16.00 33.00 48.00 80.00 to resort in colonies at nonev ana - column 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 togetner large seen in migration, even in the height u.v. tnas uiev nmuin the nesting season for the rearing of of tbe season. Some days almost no opiates which are coostipatina their young; and of all tbe picturesque birds are seen, while on others thous- Reading notices, brevier type, 10c line. spots on earth I place in very high ands are The a . passing. strengthening of g Small a word week. rank certain these breeding colonies. east wind just-precedin- a storm is a vfVMWCB, jo iu mmv ra wu- uv nonpareil ads, lc per One there is in Nova Scotia which hjcSold B. H. Been & seems great time for flight. An east wind is constipate. by to me to be particularly beauti- nearly always good, though it is to uo.. newtown: netta x new, sunt ful. With two companions I stood -- apt HOOK. one make the sea rough, for boats. Tbe THE HOME CIRCLE. clear, calm morninar of earlv Sep gunners at Cape Sable, Nova Scotia, tember upon a wharf at Clarke har- think that the first day of a southerly L. Sable to NORTH AMERICAN WATER-FOW- A Gull Its Nest. bor, Cape Island, listening wind is one of the best times. Low Herring Approaching the tale of woe of our would-B- e fisher also to keen the man as im- temperature helps By Courtesy of Doubleday, Page & Co. Copyright 1902. skipper, he portrayed the fowl on the move. The worst weather REV HERBERT K. JOB OF KENT OFFERS possibility of reaching Seal Island, 20 nta Btfcnataia la oa THE RESULTS f OF YEARS SPENT IN for a flight is a pleasant, warm day, mnes out so sea. aralnsc stronir bead or off-sho- re PURSUING BIRDS WITH A CAMERA. and cabs, with an wind. The Laxative me. clad a of underwear I on two of kind tides, with what little wind there time of tbe day is also a factor. The lbs FEATHERED CREATURES AT HOME lected about For fifteen minutes in suit for, proteo-- grebes, the averege about grebe eitber had laid in a nest was also contrary. This was our last OR IN MIGRATION. INTERESTING struggled on, chilled, but intent up--J tion against an abounding poisonous yards apart. As 1 slowly waded along of the other." chance to make the and I could FACTS ABOUT HABITS OF DUCKS. on me sunny lsiana snore, water x rorcea my way biiruugu I could hear a constant succession of In openinsr his chanter on trip, reaching piant, Cliff-dweller- not bear to abandon where don held the thicket of canes. About a nun sounds as the birds s" Mr Job savs: v It. So, after the I could the garment I splashing, plunging prophet of evil had departed I pro- FROM THE NEWARK SUNDAY NEWS up out of water, and examine at my dred yards from the shore I entered dived from their nest to swim off un- une oy one, iiKe an army oi AMoimce meats of Shettoa and Merchants. well-foug-retiring posed that we start off without him Derby to of inhabited der water. How far extend- heroes from a 23-fo- leisure the many nests I expected the suburbs the city by the city but unequal in ot loon-lik- e the sloop. It was slow work. A book to find. the Western grebe a great ed and what was its population I made battle, the murres and their allies have certain interest the peo but at 8Bnruce-irrownr- sighted tbe rocky was he stumbled the of the no effort to ascertain as even a fortress after fortress ea rona or nas been It then that upon creature, largest species great yielded up along I ana and ple studying birds He order and the eared In the moderate of progress was very our Jcoast as the encroachments of spores oy written by Herbert K. Job. Mr Job the grebe city. says: grebe. degree sunaown tne sioop was ancnorea on a is an "As I came to the edge of an area of shadow of the tall canes I seemed to difficnlt. Whenever I went there were man have pushed their breeding cove. enthusiastic pursuer of tbe winged I creatures at home In swamps or on tbe long grass that had hidden from me be in some sort of a submerged tropi- nest, acres and acres of them. In grounds farther and farther towards j Before sunrise next we ocean be with a what was beyond, a wonderful sight cal forest. The leaves of the canes parts of the town the larger species the wilds of the North. The time wa morning wave, but pursues The water seemed liter- were thicker toward while dwelt alone; in nests of wnen off Bos were in the lighthouse tower. The a met my eyes.. the top, others the tbe tney occupied the rocks foam-flecke- camera and not witb rifle. For many cold, dark d, out of ally alive with birds, swimming or lower down the stems were bare, like two kinds were intermingled in about ton harbor, and swarmed upon the is- sea, spread years he has observed the habits which was lands of New beyond, the shores of Nova Scotia water-To- in their native ana floating upon the surface. Sprinkled miniature palm trunks, through equal number. Three eggs the the England coast. But naunts, them were one could see only for a few feet. In usual in nests of both this was ago. the black dimly visible to the northeast. Before he has been all about everywhere among complement the long Only us spruce-covere- d busy taking pictures - be- stretched tbe dark, - - what- looked like little mounds. this retreat, floating often but more.than that guillemots maintain themselves as far success shady species, four, d, the while. His in bird pho- island, spectacle-shape- the two lobes cograpny nas been to Upon nearly every mound sat a bird. tween the stems, were the nests of the l did not discover, except wnere south as the islands of tbe coast of remarKaoie, As saw me, some slid off into the Maine by their eggs under for connected by a narrow bar. Dotted judge from the large number of illus- they hiding all over the were snowy her in his book. Wa-- water, while . others industriously bidding bowlders, as also do a very few spruces trations "Among the - tons: ter-Fowl- razor- ring gulls perched upon their ," and he writes of his pecked at Something. Then it dawned pumns ana xaatimcus kock and experi 1 found a billed many others were already fly ences as an araent oira lover might be upon me had breeding auks and Grand Manan, out to sea to ana to do. In his colony of the American eared grebe, It appears that the islands in the ing reea, squealing expected following up mounas were ana Gulf of St Lawrence are cackling incessantly. The sky was subject, Mr Job has visited any quan- The nests, tne oiras the southern clear, and the east red. Christmas Presents. of - were covering their eggs, as is their most stronghold of tbese retiring birds, already rosy tity queer places, tbe explorations intru- and to Mr changing its hues moment by moment leading mm to some localities which custom, to hide them from the the islands Job made his as sun Combination Peel and BulUrd Table to $4S man would der. At my approach the grebes all way. His special destination was Great tne approacnea tne norizon. ah $if the average be, perfectly in some cases at once the golden orb seemed to fairly ins machines, lamps, mecnanleal ate. COMB AND SEE MB. content to let some one other than left their nests, though Bird uock in the Magdalen Islands, bound from and toy, ' himself But Mr Job. so far the anxious owners lingered to cover and there be was transported with tbe deep, instantly penetrate. until I was almost friend in a small schooner. We the whole scene was wonderfully trans- - as birds are concerned, is very much their treasures upon quote rormea. 1 ne so removed from the average man. Dan them.' This enabled iue to watch Mr Job's words, after his description ocean, recently aark, 271 Mais Street, whole process. The bird of the first of now srlittered and sparkled as with CT. ger and exposure mean little to him, carefully the glimpse the Bock which diamonds: tlTe redden- N. L; PERKY, if them be can hold of some arose from a prostrate position upon emerged from the mist like a grim myriad spruces Biever, by get assumed one more or less ed under their baptism of fire: the fact or take a good picture. the eggs and lonress: were srieams nar- upon the rump to Flying before the the Bock gulls of livintr radiance. Mr Job calls bis book "a popular upright, squatting wind, From tbe spruces extended a line rative account of the water-fow- l in the one side of the eggs. Reaching over, seemed to rise right upon us. The air long Give Some One A WATCH For seized with the bill a piece of float- was now clear and the sun 01 mem in nignt, going a mne or more Northern and Middle States and lower she bright. out to some shoal water, where a laree Canada east of the Rocky Mountains. ing grass close at hapd and laid it Gannets, kittiwakes, murres, auksand across them. Sometimes she would pumns were and flock was riding at anchor and others Christinas. He makes live divisions; first, "The passing repassing were over schools of fish. Submerged Tenth," in which he tells fish quite a bunch at a haul. If possible about us, flying to and from the cliffs. hovering and "Mod she at it until the eggs were en- Then we rounded the northeast corner In the final chapter, "Wild-fo- of watches from $1.00 v about grebes loons; second, kept Wild-fowl- Boys' up. ern Cliff Dwellers," gannets, guille tirely hidden, when she would slide off or the Kock, about a gunsbot out from ," Mr Job remarks, with Ladies' watches from 3.50 mots, auKS, puffins and kittlwakes; into the water, with a push of the feet it, looking up in amazement at the pardonable pride, that he has found op. tniro, "ucean wanderers", tne shear- which gave quite a little momentum. swarms of birds that almost filled the the nests and eggs of 19 species of Gentlemen's watches from 1. 00 up. waters and petrals; fourth, "The Some of them dived at once and came air or clustered in masses upon tbe aucks, and has seen the young of one 20 White-winge- narrow otner. Gold filled, for years, for $15. are d Fleet", gulls and terns; up a short distance away, while others edges of the cliff. It seemed guaranteed They Wild-fowl- me 11 Ke - and last, "Wild-fow- l of ," remained on the surface. The fact? of to a busy street of a great city. Mr Job savs tbat the staple standard beauties. head and shoulders out witn its tall buidiners in and out of fowl for is under which classification he puts my only having -- the hunter tbe "dusky," or ducks and geese. Mr Job describes bis of water evidently made them less which the crowds surged, only that all uiacK- quck, excellent ror tne tame, Come In And Look Ovor Our Stock of Diamonds, adventures and the results of his ob afraid of me than they would have me wiuuows were aoors, ana it was and one of the wariest of them all. see ana servations very simply, his story hav- been had I been in a boat. The birds ratner aiarmine to people falling in Next to it in abundance of fresh-wat-er Jewelry diiverware. ing the distinct flavor of a personal re were more or less scattered about in showers out of the tenth and twentieth aucks is the handsome "wood" duck. count al. In fact, one is to the lake, yet groups of them remained story windows. The words of the He says: tempted came to me as wish that he did not make it quite so within a few feetof me, apparently DOROTHY DODD. impressively With these two, as residents, the ROBERT S. GARDNER, for to make out what new species descriptive: "Who are these fly personal at times, the repetition trying that season and are - of to be a trifle tiresome. We of muskrat this could be. as uuves tu tueir winaows. hunting begins, they THE JEWBLBR, "I" gets We are pleased to announce that we have completed arrange- auuuu.aii tne qucks we nave until with are willing to take Mr Job's word that ments which we are made exclusive in the frosts the to Ct. saw an ne he NESTS BUILT AMID CANES. by agents our city for the PULLED 1TP IN A BOX. early migrants begin 241 Main Street, Derby, he the things says saw, new "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe that is now causing so big a sensation appear. .Pintails, mallards and red ana oia an tne tmngs ne says ne aid, T . 1 . .. . . deads come as as was a limit to endur- all over the country. "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes are remarkable for mr o uus progress was often any of this The first excursion of which Mr Job There finally more than "distinctive and "faultless fit" are buil up tne clltl migratory class. Sometimes when tells was a in North dur- ance, and Mr Job decided to leave the beauty" they paruy oy camping ana by being nave I trip Dakota, three-quarte- rs furnished a woman who has made a partly watcned a in which he was fortunate to water after being in about upon specifications by study hauled. About 100 feet of ascent was a through loophole ing enough was cold of woman's requirements. They are a woman's idea of "the per- covered use of the "stand" bunch of malinrHa r nit upon a populous greoe city. He of an hour. He pretty fect -- by the ladders spiked to reaneaas out on tne pond, the omen been itold a and but his ardor was not shoe" H "3 m 4 uue i wk. nen ne ana nis or had that certain slough rather wet, All the knowledge and facilities of this house have been exert- - companion red heads of the males glistening in All swarmed with birds. On the dampened in the least. Last year he uau iaj gen in a iiLue open box, with the sunlitrht. have felt. t.T For Christmas Goods of Kinds at the Shelton reaching near another Dakota ed with a view to testing the claims of the "Dorothy Dodd" Shoe siues auuui waist xne box was I spot, he found to his delight that the was encamped We find that it not subtle lifts nign. old New England Pond was heincr hnm information was island lake, and one morning, when poling a only possesses "that something that " punea up Dy a crank mechanicism, the Bargain itore. true, the in it above the commonplace," but that it is so easily superior in all uue nve again. Such glories seemed foreign the centre of the water dark boat, he Van into another grebe colony, nip occupying auout minutes, uuuiiuu tu iu. being birds upon their the points of beauty, of fitting qualities and of value that we give iue was at i wisn it were possi- The biEsrest, the brivhtest. the most beautiful Christmas stock ever with its winged inhabitants. Not be surprising the right it our endorsement. ngninouse keeper the top ble that for five vears. rhv. riiub chnnf. You will no select for able to decide what the birds were nests. A lane of water divided the unqualified iu give a, iicariiy welcome. could shown in this vicinity. have trouble to presents father, ing side 'mujMr Job's observations nf t,h hirric ho ing absolutely cease, and the brother, and the new basement full of Dolls, Toys, Books our nature lover then decided to settlement, and on either the i . ,, be mother, sister, big succeed- uiassmes as ponds again populated as they once and Games for the little folks. Our standard of selling the best goods at pop wade out. "It was pretty cold to nests were crowded. Here he W. K. "ocean wanderers" have were. Baldnates come rather snapinn. for the and water strip ed in some pictures. Within Mollan, been made for the most part off Chat- ular prices, will excel our previous efforts, as we have an endless variety of task, the felt like getting in- Mass. ly, usually simrle ones with nt.h will find match 10c, 2So and SOo. he confesses, "but the ten miles of this spot was another 1026 Main ham, He writes entertainincriv ducks. While trad wail goods that you it hard to at 5c, ice," prospect of a Street, Bridgeport, Conn of shearwaters, whose the shnvello,. serve oi getting out in the sun upon the teresting grebe colony, though peculiar gliding and canyasback are only rare stragglers Thankinir our manv natrons for their appreciation of our efforts to shore of the island decided me in favor very different type. "Extending far are to be iiiguu Lanes uueiu uver tne waves in an now. I fear this mav some dav he t.ho them, and boot oar bv a continuance of fair deautur. honest Intentions, capable shore in water waist deep $4000 distributed in Prizes to M irregular course; of the or of the project, and I started in. At out from the wearers of Shoes. "Mother petrels case witn tne little ruddv duck that. and correct service, to deserve the same, we wish you all a "Merry Christmas." every step difficulties increased. The or more grew a great area of canes, ten "Dorothy Dodd" jpj Carey's chickens." and nf comes when does come in or teet To get at it irom Send for our Booklet. several other varieties. The shear it consid- water became breast deep and was twelve high. waters are now erable flocks, and allows gunners to filled from bottom to surface with de where we had pitched our tent I had believed to breed in row UO and exterminate them Iliau. half-doze- of Antartic durinir : caying vegetation. After every first to wade across an arm the lake regions, the southern often known cases in which out of a C. 5. DE rOKEJT. to shoulder deep. Then, after walking summer, in January or February. Like flock steps I had stop and clear my tne large not a single indiyldual got1 Conn. : self from the great island that had col- - a mile along the shore of the lake, petreis, mey nest in burrows in the out of the pond alive. Shelton,