Pure Water Supply Milk Bottle Caps- - Consult or write Plain; waxed ; printed. Any style; any quantity. Prices right. Quality first grade. E. N. Sipperley, south norwalk!' conn.. The Automatic Tool Company, Driller of Artesian Wells. If Interested in South Conn. Wells or Windmills, Engines or Pumps. Newtown Bee Norwalk,

VOLUME XXX. ' NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1907. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 27

THE CHARMING WOMAN

HOME NEWS.. Aw iTVsfT4l is not necessarily one of perfect form AT LIBRARY CORNER. OBITUARY. and features. Many a plain woman The effect of malaria lasts a long time. Cancer who could never serve as an artist's The Melbourne MRS N. W. MITCHELL.. model, possesses those rare qualities . You catch cold easily or become run- When the that all the world admires: neatness, down because of the after effects of malaria Cure Co A circle ofrrelatlves and friends clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that large sud- sorifrbtliDess f step and action that - .were Saddened, last week, by tbe A vourself with 64 Bank St , Jterby, Ct. den death of Mrs Warren Mitchell of accompany gcod health. physically Strengthen "cof'j- Baotatuck. She had returned Hair Falls weak woman is never attractive, not Sanatarlum and guar- Honest lately even to herself. Electric Bitters re Cure Cancer at their Good, a cure. also mild to the old home from winter's stay store weak women, nerves, ft builds new blood antee a positive They treat with her daughter In Belevuo, Ohio, give strong and tones up your nervous cases and old sores at your home if desired and. seeniin? in her usual health Then it's time to act! No time bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin. system. and cau send you a blood medicine that wil beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at Corres- had been spending a few days visiting! to to to R. H. Beers & Betts & ALL cure Internal growth ot all kinds. m Bargains. tmnnir nparhv friends. On WedneS' study, read, experi Co., Newtown; DRUCCISTSi BOc. AND Sl.OO. Hook: pondence solicited. References gladly given. ra.v. t.hfi I9tb. she returned from ment ! You want to save your Betts. Sandy P. J. tlarvin. Established for years. more Pootatuck Bethel; W. N. Noble, New Mllford; eight in the season thisSale is worth South Britain to and, hair, and save it quickly, too! E. J. Buckingham. Huntington; Allen Coming early not considered dangerously ill, Hurl-bu- rt hot though arter- - make-u- Joyce, Roxbury Station, (i. W. to you than a dozen coming after the spell. she died quite suddenly, Monday So your mind this & M. nnnn. t.ri 94th Co., Roxbury; J. Sullivan, ter. Ethel, spent the Fourth at Belle on very minute that ir your hair Redding Ridge; Conner Bros., George West Redding. Edna Eliza Piatt was born tbe W. B. IIa Honan Island, where the annual reunion of 18th of 1829, and was married t ever comes out you will use town; ley, Sherman; the Todd family is held. AH July, on last & Soule, Gaylordsville; Smith Bros., $15 That's Nelson Warren Mitchell tbe hA.yer's Hair Vigor. It makes Cornwall Bridge: Kdwin II. Beardsley. NEWS IN BRIEF. Henry Osborne and niece of Chicago Cornell. The Florist, rlav of Fehmarv in 1849. The young New Preston; George E. Krink, Falls n visit imr rhnrl MmJim At a6 Whitk St., Dasbdry, hand tailored suits worth $20, and that couple at once establisbedlcnemselves the scalp healthy. The hair E. S. Fairchild & Son, Nich Some Of the VOUIIIP tVOIllo nf thUI Mtaa Minnia trat im For Village; I frit-mi- s r,n stylish en orders for in the old home at PootatucK wnien in. It cannot do SOc. place were invited to the lawn dance in Derby, New Haven and Mil-giv- Will fill all even Five Dollars knocked off the price is worth while hurt alrp.aii v heen in the Mitchell family stays any ols, Druggists, by Mr and Mrs Brad- - ford. and nature's of Randolph for more than a generation it thing else. It's way. - ley Redding Ridge. Rev Howard Richard Flowers and it? e ' FORCEFUL LAN- spent Sunday Cut isn't - m was thpirnnlv home. Fifty-fiv- years Tbe best kind of a. testimonial THE JUDQB USES Mr and MrsJArthur Todd and daugh- - with Mrs Eliza Hess. Floral Designs It's a real to a fictitious one, these of wedded life and almost three of " Sold for over OUAOE. , care. saving yotlfnot of Dea sixty years." You may trust to his to be marked down widowhood since the death w 81-- 5. marked Aver Co.. Isowell. Telephone Mq.: prices haven't been up just Mitchell. Anirast 31. 1904. To tbem laoJ. C of Judge W. B. Simmons of Flncastle, tell a manuikotarQrt &. M are real reductions as can in were born children, Oharles SAKSAPASILLA. va.. told the reporter that L. for effect they you tnree 9 was used on residence in the themselves. WarreD, who died in young manhood, PILLS. Paint bis moment if to examine goods e 1882. and held color well for 21 Professional Cards. you stop twenty-liv- years ago and Edward L. CHERKY PeCTOKAl. its In this assortment are all the latest things greys, mix- and Annie O. who sutvive tbem, yers years; be' furthermore said thai 3 too There are also seven years ago be was induced to use an- tures, worsteds, cassimeres, etc. Don't wait grandchildren.B. and is he be - serges, Gertrude E.. Warren E. and Leroy other paint sorry did, WJ.BeeherlATTORXKT-AT-LrA- Inno- hftnrp makinp vour DUrcnaseS. DUV w. children of Mr and Mrs E. L. Mitchell cause tbe otber paint didn't make 26 and 28, Sanford Bldg, Bridgeport. and Edna Alice E , Marion B. good. The Judge will now always use , Rooms All other lines of suits equally attractive now that Ii., Mr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Ii. & M., because he knows if de ,. office in Newtown open on Saturdays from 8 and Harlow M., children of and any m. to C. of Ohio. fect exists in L. &M. Paint tbe house , a. m. to SJO p. y have been cut the quick Mrs H. Stahl Bellevue, prices Mrs Mitchell also leaves two sisters, will be repainted for nothing. The prayer meeting' will be held, this The L. & M. Zinc hardens tbe L. & Li. M. D., Mrs Stephen Hayes of Bethlehem, week, on instead of Albert Schuyler, Oonn., and Mrs Abram Bennett of Friday evening, M. White Lead and makes L. & M. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. South Britain. Mrs Mitchell was-- a Thursday evening. Paint wear like iron for 10 to J5 years. : Hook) 29--6. Actual cost or L. & M. about $1 2(1 Phone 6--7.30 Britain (Sandy 2.30 devoted of the South tt-- lU aTm., p. m., p.m. - number Hoars; ii be - iiimiix iarc mm Crnurrei2atioDal church for 60 years and The class of '07 of the Newtown High per gallon. OONR 45 wife of school was entertained Donations of L. & M. made to w T M . MAIN JOHN SI BRIDGEPORT. being for nearly years the very pleasantly - . v . ftiTn.- . . 'D.. one of its deacons, she was most close- at the home of Mr and Mrs C. b., Wil- churches W liams even Sold Cogswell & Wash- , i .v Office In Beers Residence, ly identified with all its interests and of Brookfield, last Saturday by Wetterau, the was with a was which Depot; Curtis & Co., . She served, alter ington Taylor, , , ministrations. gifted ing. Supper . . f Newtown Street. but with a the class and and class ; C. M. Beach, New Mil- - 7 m quiet, unassuming nature history prophecy Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 8 and to 8 p Heart so full of kindness and of sym- poem were read. These were all well ford; Smith's Sons, West Cornwall. New Worcester Buckeye' Mower pathy that few homes witbin a wide written. After the supper dancing and a circle do not treasure many a remem- singing were enjoyed. Each member For guns, rifles and sporting goods Is money maker for hav mu Db Walter H. Rusbnan, - of was a av- draw that a boise was ever bilcbed to. two brance of her simple Christian the class presented with pic call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield in It driving wbeels are Inches Physician and Surobon, liness. In the beautiful old borne on ture of Mr Jewell, and the class pre- enue, Bridgeport, opposite Poli'8 greater diameter than tbose of most mowers. This gives stability and at Sandy Hook, Conn the bank of the Housatonic her hos- sented a framed picture of the mem theater. me same time iignt draft. 7-- number- to Mr weath- 8- -9 1 2.30 and 8 m. never failed and to bers Jewell. Although the J Office Hours: a. m.; to p. Two Towel pitality troubled ones visits er was a trifle one had a 18-- and her damp, The 3. Bargains. less sick every can BuIIard Tedder, Telephone: came as rays of sunlight in their days fine time. When In Waterbury trad ng you Fvill Sized of darkness. The memory of her large-hearte- d get a toothsome dinner at a small price Known as the standard bv all hn nrrr wmf fnm tAAr , DENTAL PARLORS. Christian character is a rich J. W. Ward of Noroton Heights, at Callendar's Halt Dime Lunch on feature this year, a Tension Spring which prevents tbe forks from breaking on legacy to all who have known her. The and George Ward of New Mil-- South Main street. rough ground. The Richardson guarantee covers these Tedders. Sit right Towels funeral'service at the old home, Thurs- ford, Mr and Mrs Will Daniels of New down now, and write for our new lo7 Catalogue. painless operations. Turkish. was conducted BR. C. B. BULGE-U- N, 12 day afternoon, the 27th, York are visiting George A. Stevens. 1.2cEach. by Rev H. D. Williams of Waterbury, in the Glen. surgeon Dentist. Office 1st Postofflce Block NewstiUord. a former pastor of tbe South Britain Full Sized church, assisted by Rev Mr Wright of M. D. and the interment was at Mr and Mrs Louis V. Ensinger and J. Botsford JFairchild, Sandy Hook, two Grace and Mabel, made ' " Cklkstx A. Benedict, South Britain. daughters, Tel. 44-- 3, Newtws, Costa. . and Surgeon, the from New Rochelle. N. Y., Physician Conn Huck Towels in trip and USB State Street. Bridgeport, l-- their auto, Sunday afternoon, 12 2c CEMETERY. were of William H. Thicket . one of the therapeutic agents. Each. TAUNTON guests .Electricity 12 2 to 4 m in the week. Office hours from 10 a q. to m.. p. A Case of each. Bleached. Lay in a supply now while theyre to be had early Hard to get to sell at this low price. A WORTHY" MOVEMENT. We note with pleasure that among A to Dr Frank E. Judson, those upon whom the degrees were Safe Investment Net A number of neighbors gathered on conferred at the Commencement of Dentist. CORN. for the purpose of the Cent. 67 Okntir St., Bkthki Friday mowing on Yale University, June 26, were Selah 5.70 Per McLEAN cemetery. This tasK which falls Howell of Sandy Hook. B. A. We own sad offer the unsold balance or 1000 shares Opposite M. K. Church. . ".' 157. few is more laoorious Dy me Wright, Offlcehours: 8.30 to 12 and 1 to 221 Main St., Dan bury.' Telephone the made Yale 1906, who received the degree of Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company Commoi Stock. ggl-S. numerous foot stones (relics of a past TtuFBoni are over Master of Arts,, his subject being that asea by Ue t York. New Haven Hartford K IC Ua. on nnnnml dli age) which scattered the of Economics ; and Philip Henry Mitch SHOF uitinrcMV, r reeor la 10 botoers la OoaarcUcuL O. ground. Many oi mem nave oeen al ell, of South Britain. Fh. B. Yale 1904. Price Per and A. J. McGown, O., removed and is proposed so Share, $70 Accrued Dividend. ready no it to who was made a Doctor of .Philosophy ; OPTICIAN, gather there at distant day his thesis being Physiologicl Chemis South Britain, Conn. right up tne oio neadstones, many oi try. These young men are members For Men HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, tested and glasses fitted at patrons them beirij? sadly out of plumb, and to Bond Yale. Eyes extra charge. Will respond of the Book and Society of Court Exchange Bldg. 207 Stale St home without card. Meet Me At remove tne oia iooisijcueH wuicu win Mr has taken a I Bridgeport. Con. to 'phone or postal Bckingham's. the Wright already respon promptly See make a great improvement in sible position in Boston, as an agent of Visit the Big Store and looks of these ancient grounds. Any the society for the prevention of cruel and Women frieods buried there, : DR. S. E. ALLEN, The best and lines of Furniture. Rtigs. Lace Curtains, etc. ir you are in uouoi we person having ty to children and Mr Mitchell has This mark identifies the highest H.ATTEBTOWN, CONN. largest We be Just call and see. Qui tim who object to having these foot stones been chosen as an instructor in the Ot, simply ask vou to make comparisons. let you thewejudgeare for will A. rvoe ot men s ana women s snocs P O, Address: Boute 16, Stepney Depot, is your time. When the weather comes right remember headQtiarters removed, communicate with Scientific Department of Brown Uni Administer of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- W. ij'aircDUd. so!d at And though leather in treatment of piles. catarrh, versity. now more we The National ialist stomach troubleema,and headache. Refrigerators. and labor are costly, City Badik, heart failure, for treatment. ROSE'S standard which has .Wall Street, furnished this Go-Car- ST was a maintain the oiio3is Medicine ts, James Lamer of Brookheld high - Consultation Dree. our linelof Porch Rockers, Screens, etc. Terms reasonable. See also truest. Sunday, of his parents. Mr and made Zenith Shoes famous and BRIDGEPORT, - - - CONN. Oharles S Platt, - FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC. Mrs Patrick Larner on Gas street. which our label guarantees. d & The ricnic at St Rose's will take Zenith bhoes tor men and women Teacaer Piame, 0ra Taaary, N. Co., Inc., 5 William Costello of Botsford Hill You Never Can Know BuckinghamESTABLISHED 1842, place, beginning at o'clock, Thurs C. E. Os-- are made of the finest quality materi- NEWTOWN OONN. on the at fat Mary s hall. purchased a fine collie dog of The convenience of a account until have one. day,' grounds ne on borne of Stepney, this week. als by expert shoe makers, and have checking you tried 1 cream and will served y Whenever feet to wo Ice cake hand-wor- k" in than-an- you disposed test the matter, ahatl be cad to Mrs James Gordon, 77 State Street. the grounds. Music by Gallagher's or-- more them with tbe books, and Information. - supply you necessary blanks, TttACH KB danc- Mrs Emilv A. Bennett was among SJ.5U shoes. 1 come in OTHan nvo ts K'NOW thev are the real rheatra will be nrovided for the other hey hnvini, that setting ino-- . A erood is all who the number to respond to the invitation " Violin, Piano, Mandolin, thins : that the Quality IS as represented to them, time assured the latest styles, in all leathers, and - exactly Then shODDlne to attend the celebration IVlillcr, President, Cashier, Class Tjotinnnn Ensemble. Most and to feel that the prices paid are Just. attend. in sizes which insure a fit for Chan B. Hough, KAAA a nlaamiMPeopleanH a B.riaf .1ri TVllfX TllnAJIlirfl mftV be yours in the future, simply at New Milford and spent the Sabbath Tst-fll- l. ' comm. or choice B. Asst Cashier. - - vn inririnir for t.hinn in erld or silver of the best makes. Sterling plated ware, . at 9 o clock a there. The New Milford people are to every foot." rf. Nnreowa. will the diamonds and omer sbuuea, uircr Saturday morning cut glass, timepieces that tell you truth, precious v months' mind High Mass will be on their success in bhoes are and field glasses, pocketbooks, DIUdooks ana cara cases, ait ware, ri1 , requiem congratulated Zenith Special & Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly be celebrated for the repose of the soul carrying out the details of their grand . Oscar Pitzschler Son, fitted made and Go to and to be remembered celebration. special high grade. ' A HAIBDBB98SB8, glasses guaranteed. of Mrs Marearet Blake. long bhoes exclu BABHH8 Friday is the first Friday of the We control Zenith N.wtowa. Saaay Hook ana HawUyrille, TAYLOR & GREGORY, month. There will be only one mass Miss Jennie Leavy and niece. Miss sively and sell them in our new and every day. Hawley vllle . Conn. on account In base afternoon and Sunday Practical Jewelers , Elizabeth St., Derby. that morning, at 8 o'clock, May Bradley, attended the graduating nlareed shoe section our ' snopTSanVedSesSay on an nrniiiK 8vidy Hook sliov open every week of Father McGuinniss being his exercises of the Bridgeport High school. ment salesroom. day. only nrsi cum wut. nual retreat-- last week, where her niece. Miss Agnes POOL. TABLE, 7, is the first Sunday an' Beautiful Pianos Sunday. July Elizabeth Collins, delivered essay of the Julv auarter for pew rents. All on the "Negro Problem." which won D.J who rent seats are respectfully request- one of the Bamum prizes. WITH THAT SINGING TONE. . Griswold Bragaw, ed to pay for them on that day. & Mur- - The Blue Ribbon Horse Carriage We wish to the of the tone of Phvsician 'and The renort that Miss Catherine C.n 'a Harness deDartment on Cannon emphasize QUALITY nhv was to teach school in Massachu street is haviner a notable series of Outdoors to Men. Women and Cnlloxen our pianos. A substantial reduction on all pianos this setts is incorrect as she has not season. Runabout Northwest Corner kSurgeon,' rhane-e- to sales suited to the month. indmwa BnUdini. Oor. U&lii and Bank Sts., and her nlans and is engaged and harness of dependable Main Street and Fairfield Avenue. Driving Bags. teach in Middle district. light buggy been offered at such We have a line of Sheet Music and Musical in- New Milford, Conn. quality have rarely Conn. large These are made in newest English shapes, was prices, and the Blue Ribbon guarantee Rrldgeport. struments not to of con- Dr R. S. Todd of.New Mllford goes with every set sold. Office Hours: 8 to 9 A. M. i to a, they are very handsome and attractive, speak their in town, Tuesday, to care for the horse $3 to seems to 3 7 to 8 P. M. venience. A variety of colors, all high grade leathers, $15. of A. P. Smith, which be A makes home making a recovery from the injury phonograph brighter Bicycles Thvt Bike View House. Handsome dashboard clocks, $2.75 and $4. caused by a nail penetrating into one and you will find in Danbury at the i Residence: Park 265 Main Withont back or muscles. 12. two weeks Lewis store, Connection: 9-- foot, ago. Phonograph breaking your straining your Telephone street, tbe largest stock in the state' Racycle, National, Tourist, Iver Johnson and others H. H. Taylor of New Milford, was Write for a or when In Danbu Corner in catalog The very easy running. e town, Tuesday. ry call and see what fine music can be Dr Battam, Wooster-Atkinso- n , DENT The Co., Miss Doretta Gordon is giving a had. of 1ST, in Haw-- That ' Bank Strkt. New Milford. Cor.Broad and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. number of pupils piano lessons I will mail you free, to prove merit, R.epaJrs Stay Repaired. leyville. . aamnles of mv xjt Snoop's itestorati ve Good Shoes. We have a practical machinist in our repair works. INSURANCE and mv book on eitner uysnepsia, xne -- LEONARD'S Mr and Mrs J. D. Horsefall of Heart or tne .Kidneys. x rouDies 01 Brazing, vulcanizing, trueing, etc., carefully attended to. Unionville were guests, last .week of tbe Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, are A full lineof Tires, Sundries, always onhand. AGENCY, Miss A. C. Patterson on Mile Hill. merely svmotoms of a deeper aliment. etc, Don't make the common error of treat Men's fine Call Boots, welted FIRE,. ACCIDENT. John Keane of Zoar." Hal-- ing svmotoms only. Symptom treat soles, leg, mn. .lames en and cirasey oeani- - menfc Is treating tne result of your ail 1 Old Companies! sley all spent a day at bavin kock, ine ment.'and not the cause. Weak, stom 400 Lowest Ratea. Riding first of the week, where they enjoyed a ache nerves the inside nerves mean Men's heaVy Calf Boots WM. C. HEIM. fine shore dinner. Stomach weakness, always. And tbe 270 5 Conn. ! Heart, and Kidneys as well have their work, Main Street, axa Danbury, S. Todd, Saddles Mrs .T. Smith. Mrs Piatt and Mrs C. controlling or inside nerves. Weaken 3.50 Dr li. SURGEON, Smith of Bethel were guests, last week. these nerves, and vou lnevitaoiy nave Shoes in all VETERINARY of Mr and Mrs Ferrirf Meade in Taun weak vital organs. Here is wnere Dr Men's Farming New Milford. dmn. Kiue Assortment ton. ShooDs Restorative has made its fame leathers, JNootner remedy even claims ui 1.50 to 2.50 f of The Schram Automatic Fruit Jar treat the "insida nerves". Also for Rings New cannot be beaten. L. C Morris. New bloatincr. biliousness, bad oreatu or Women's unlined stylish Com- Goods on romnlexion. use Dr Shoop's liestora soles. of town Street, has them hand and to-da-y fort Shoes, turned Manufacturer at invites vou to call and see them tive. Write me for sample ( Gifts and are and free Book. Dr Snoop, Racine, Wis. .l.OO TVlankets. Uol8 and vou will be sure to buy. They 11 Wedding'o Lowest Prices no of The Restorative is sold oy it flnff-tvlrt- j I3i-- verv easv to seal and danger - Women's oil tanned Kangaroo of Stable lfiakaire. Testintr of any sort is un Rears. Newtown: B. Hawley & (Jo, Chargs. (Jxd. Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; fc. J Calf Shoes, JrT?i St.. R?tTT niKT necessary. Parks, I'rumouu. s 2.00 & Haying tools and mowing machines; REID TODD, Let Me Write The Peck & Lines Co., best at Morris'. Reward, $100. vmr Tnanmnr.e on vour home and best goods, prices, $100 Rovs' and Girls School 1054 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. at once. LOWEST KATES 85 to 307 Middle St., goods secure companies. for i ust to orove mer- The readers of this dsvkt will be TUasol to Shoes, aii o aSstent with absolutely trre. Catarrh, learn that there Is at least one dreaded dis- T-- J- - Agent, Bridgeport. Ct. it. a Trial size Box of Dr Shoop's Ca ease that science has been able to cure In all is the store that sells ' CORBETT,Oonn. tarrh Remedy. Liet me send It now, Its stages, and that Is uatarrn. nail s 1 This Newtown. it, is a snow white, creamy, healing, Cure Is the only ixwltive cure now at DO YOU WANT such known to the medical Iraternlty. caiarrn good shoes right prices. & antiseptic balm. Containing being" s constitutional dlsea.se, requires a con- Canfield Davis, healing ingredients as Oil Eucaliptus, stitutional treatment. Hail's Catarrh Cure Is ; and etc.. acim upon inc A NEW 4 Paper Hangers, Menthol, it elves Instant taken Internally, directly HARNESS Painters Thymol. blood and mucous surfaces of 1 he system, 32-- 3. relief to Catarrh of the - dis- We Newtown, Oonn. Telephone WATCHES." and lasting thereby destroying- the foundation ot the Or an Old One Mended? can acoouiuiod ate yon. Call and aoe na wbra la Sow. is Howard, Waltham, Elgin, Hanvlton, Rockford and nose and throat. Make the free test ease, and driving the patient strength ly Biff t of Wall Paper samples and see for what this prepa buildlntr up the constitution anu assist iiik Bend In Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Silver wases. yourself nature In aomif its worn. 1 lie Hubbell Bros., tows. South so much faith in its iroirieiorstliat have curative powers case w. W. STEVENS (St CO.. . Newtown ur snoop, riaciae, yyi. unic j they oiler une nunareo iioiiarsior any Famous The fin Sold bv R. H. Beers. New that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimo- Derby's 6 Whit HENRY C. REID, Jewtsler, rnt,s. nials. , , St., Established 1883 Address K. J. st loiecio, .. Auctioneer, Beid Jewelry Store, S. L uiitntr7fc. ctj., Shoemakers. P The Original 4. J. Garvin, Bethel; J. Parks, Trum Sold by all Uruirifists. Notary Public. 95a lain Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone 921-1- bull. Take Hall's Family fills for constipation. Telephone 8S-- S. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1907.

lightning struck a telephone pole and a tree In front of Herbert Joyce's. urew uiuver or Huntington is a -- guest, this week, of Mr and Mrs J. The Gamble Desmond Carlton Joyce. & A new chimney bas been built on Smith, Co., re- Murray the Baptist parsonage and otber Special Outfit pairs are being made, while the pastor Bridgeport. Conn. Cottage and family are away on their vacation. Company, AT Henry ettit. the blacksmith at Upper Stepney, would announce to the public that beginning July 1, his terms New Haven's Most Reliable win oe strictly casn ror all work done at his shop. Store. CASH. uavia Booth has bad bis house im Dept. $6.98 proved by being newly painted. Sher- man & Tyrrell bad the contract. 1 Iron Bedstead, (any size) a. Hawley & Co. now have their so 1 da fountain in running order for the Special Mattress summer. G-re- at Summer Waists 1 Bed Clarence Schaffer of Danbury is en Annual Clearance Spring (good quality) joying a few days' stay here, the guest These goods bear our full guarantee and are big value for little money.' of Mr and Mrs Ernest Northrop. and m. a. iiawley spent Sunday in Mil Sale of ford.-- - The Lee Bros. Furniture Company Long Hill. Men's Summer 'Skirts 1179 Main Ct. CELEBRATING THE FOURTH Furnishings. St., Bridgeport, Tbe people of Long Hill will cele so Men s I brate tbe Glorious Fourth, this even We re busy in the Store as we jro to ing, Tnursday, July 4, with a band press with this news that even the couldn't Are concert bv the Bridgeport Cltv band buyer the principal attractions of the store at present on the in front of W. N. Hurd's stop for much detail for the second day of the great green - People are to go out of town, and who NEIGHBORS. store. There will also be several pat- Annual Clearance Ssale of rien s getting ready OUR rlotic speeches by local SDeakers. Sev can a in the or at the seashore eral songs by local talent will also be Here are a few of the top liners that ill insure enjoy stay country enjoyed. The public are Invited to without a lot of Summer Waists and Skirts? Bethel. attend. . ' a busy day. goodly WED ! A line of straw hats for tbe We call your attention to several Special Lots, THE MORGAN CARLEY big hay Otis Ribbed-Ta-il Un- Fine American Lisle DING. Two Piece Suits field; also scythes, snathes, rifles, bay Balbriggan Thread as follows : occurred. rakes and pitchforks for the hayer the derwear, 42 guage, made with Shirts, the fronts silk faced, light A pretty home wedding: a hot best tbe market affords. . Some nice and short sleeves and ths Otis last Thursday afternoon, at the resi Very few men have use for vest these days. new potatoes just arrived. For fruit long weight, first class 50c Underwear, dence of the bride's mother. Mrs Lew We find the most attractive suits in our store these hot for tbe not weatner we nave oranges, double gusset the standard 75c is Carlev. on Taylor avenue, when Miss bananas and lemons. Our soda foun Otis 50c Better 39 cts. Ann became the bride of days are those composed of Coats and Trousers. goods Each. Carley tain is ready for business; nothing but come if want some. WAISTS. Robert Merritt Morgan. Owing to the An attractive line of these suits (also extra trousers) pure fruit syrups used. Kememoer early you recent death of the bride's father, only W. N. the white Colored Silk and Linen Hand and in in our window moderately priced. t the place, Hurd, grocer. Boys' Negligee Shirts, rows the immediate relatives of bride display h rank Bernard, wno nas been spend or kerchiefs, worth from 25 cts to 38 White Lawn Waists, of embroidery diwn front, separated by tuck srmnm witnessed the ceremony, which Two Piece Suits are are so much light- 10 here, the guest of Mrs H. and colored, with separate at clusters, 79c each. was by Rev E. J. Ellis of popular they ing days 47c each. for 10!cts. performed man was er cooler. n;. ievitt, returned to nis nome in tached cuffs, cts., each. Sheer Batiste Waist, yoke of graduated Lucks, tucked back' and collar Danbury. The best Walter atd Boston, last Saturday. 95c each. Light of Danbury and the bridesmaid 15.00 The mine iust north of Long Hill was Mis3 Grace Morgan of Bethel. The Outing, $7.50 10.00, 12.50, depot is again being opened up. Quite Sheer Batiste Waists, with dainty "yoke of band embroidery, finished wedding inarch was rendered by Mrs a force of men is now at work there with tucks and lace Insertion, tucked back, L 23 each. ' Mortimer Webb Thomas N. Burli- - 'Outing Trousers, 2.50, 3.S0, 4, $5 ari 1.50 to and tbey are putting on new men We Return Fare on of $10 or more within Extra fine White Lawn Waists, front, back and sleeves of wide embroid son of uity. an uncle of the Palmer Hammocks, $5.00 nearly every day and it is reported pay purchase and tl.23 each. bride, her away. A wedding lunch now are trom ery tucks, gave cere Coatless Suspenders, 50c that the company that open- 0 miles New Haven. and Val eon was served after the ing it are soon to install several thou- Sheer White Lawn Waists, front trimmed with lace Medallions mony. Mr and Mrs Morgan left on the Snirts received. sand dollars worth of machinery be- We and On all amount-- lace insertions; trimmed with lace Medallions, Isce collar and cuffs, tLM. 4.20 p. m. train for a to Mew York New Line of Cluett Negligee just an addition to pay expressage postage purchases andtrip for comfort in it awaits sides building tbe pres a Waists made of sheer Batiste, In a variety of styles. Some finished with City, Long Island Stamford. If you're looking Clothing ent plant. ng to Dollar and more band embroidered or Swiss with fiDe tucks and Val Laces, here. - The railroad company are Medallions, others The Misses Cora Judd and Edith you first enlargingbuild- - tl.50. been the and repairing their depot - Jovce of Golden Hill have ind here. Tbey are building a Dig opened Camp Easy for the summer. Leading Business Kimonas In a (treat variety of pretty patterns, short, 25c, Sue, tl each- guests of friends in East Litchfield, window on the east side and are to Mrs Averiu and granocnii- - N Long, 5c to 2.50 each. Torrincrton and Winsted. move office to front of dren of Stamford are here for sum and children of the ticket tbe the White Duck Skirts, a good assortment of styles to select from, all sizes. Mrs Francis Gallagher tbe buildlDg. mer. 11.59 to to each. Grassy Plain street are spending two HATCH & DEWEY, Mr and Mrs Garfield jnatbers enter Mrs Samuel Pierce entertained the weelrn in the Catskllls. tained friends from at their whist afternoon. White Lawn Suits, all this season's newest styles, 2 95 to S10. Clarkson and of Good and Shoes for Men Bridgeport club, Tuesday Freeman Two-Piec- family Extra Clothing home, last Monday. Mr and Mrs Burr Castle of Roxbury Women's e Bathing Suits, made from Mohair and Britllantloe, Hiarh street have gone to Compo Beach, Mrs James Frear will have a were A. L. ft will their - and Boys, big at Mitchell's, Sunday. Black or Blue, In many pretty styles, trimmed with braid, I 95, ftz.95, 3.95 where they occupy cottage stock of ice cream for the Fourth and Mrs Asa Mitchell of Brooklyn U to to.OO. for the summer. Mr Clarkson has re New Milford. Great Barrington. can supply all who wish. She will be boarding at William Mitchell's. j While cently purchased a yacht. at her home before and after tbe con- Miss Daisy Allise or Wallingford is Mrs Charles Sauires of Grassy Plain cert on the green in the evening to visiting Mrs Samuel Pierce. street is visiting friends in Stamford. serve all who call. Mr and Mrs Harlow Stabl of Ohio -- William Ohlweiler of Blackman aven Mr and Mrs George M. Jennings and visited at Edward Mitchell's, last ue, a trraduate of the Connecticut Agri of Nichols of Shelton attended daughter. Dorothy, Bridgeport, week. They I cultural college, has gone to St Louis, Stiles the were guests, Sunday, or Mr and airs Walter Mitchell and family and & Co. Mo.,where he has secured an excellent Washington. Aid society in Booth's Hill. C. P. Fred Mitchell visited tbeir Gar-- 1 a. Jennings. parents Smith, Missouri Mr and Mrs attenaeo Murray position in the Botanical HOSPITAL TREATMENT. J. Hawley Mrs Johnson entertained her son over Sunday. .(Last. den. the Proudman Wales weddiDg in from Bridgeport at L. M. Wakeley 's, Miss Daisy usoorn visited Misssusie Mr and Mrs John McCorkell have Some 40 telephones received hospital Monroe, last week. last Monday. Mitchell, Saturday. returned from a four weeks' visit in treatment after the electrical battle E. J. Buckingham went to Sandy Mr and Mrs Charles Green are en Mrssion band win Geneva. Ohio. of last week Tuesday afternoon. Hook to the dedication of the Masonic The children's - tertaining Mr Green's mother for meet in tbe Parish house, Saturday ! About 20 of the friends of Miss May- in that place. . on 3 Mrs Margaret Jiidson with her sister, tetnp'e McDonald weeh few weeks. afrem' at o'clock. White rie Hen wood gave her a "kitchen show Miss Nellie Terrill, both of Woodbury, Miss Mary left last Mrs D. Maboney has returned from White canvaa ties in great variety er." Wednesday evening, at the home for Maine, where she will spend part a s nome in and G. North Lead were C. T. last Satur week's stay at her mother value at John Terrill's, the at Woodruff's, Take uf hfir r Mountain of the Misses Ohler, 104 Grassy Plain and over Sunday with their aunt. sumnit vacation. Great Barrlngton. Woodbury. street. Miss Henwood was showered day, nome Mis Ida Williams is in Huntington a Mrs Marietta liibson, returning for summer Miss Annie Gorman received word, There will be demonstration of : Adriance Machines. with a generous supply of useful house- Monday. her vacation. last Tuesday, from her brother, James Digesto coffee at the large light store Freezers Buckeye Mowing hold articles. The evening was a mer JJ. Gorman of he was of C. P. Williams on Fri mu- Mrs Breen of Washington, (.., Waterbury, that Thursday. Adriancc Horse both wood and iron combi ry one, various amusing games and. came to visit her niece, Mrs a. caught in a belt in the factory where day and Saturday of next week. The Hay Rakes, sic making the time pass most pleas Titus last week. Stepney. hejworked, ore iking n's shoulder and ladies are especially invited to call at - nation antly. Refreshments were served. ror otherwise bim. He is the store on one of these 3- quart, $1.90 Miss Anna Seabury lett Saturday A FISHING TRIP. badly injuring days. a visit to her cousin, William beabury, now at the Waterbury hospital. 4-- 3.28 best make in the market. Ansonia, and other places. Two of our local fishermen, who Mrs Annie Arthur and Miss Florence Redding. quart, Hay Tedders, Monroe. 6-qu- C. Poppensiek is preparing tor sum went hshing, last Monday, and came Raymond were guests, last week, of art, a.88 mer boarders. home with fishermen's luck, had an ex Mr and Mrs J. P. Jennings. 5c YARD. Adriance Reapers and Binders stand the test CHARLES SHELTON. After a rental of five years, Mrs perience they will not soon forget or once more their friends either. After the Extra values in figured lawns at Charles Shelton, a much respected E. Carhart is in day's French's, Bethel. citizen of this town, died on Saturday, stalled at Blythe hall, Miss Davies fishing, one of tbe party went to get Southbury. aged 73 years, and was buried, Tues having closed her school. the horse whicn tbey left eating be WHITE OXFORDS. 2 has been said side tbe road, and to bis suri rise tbe . AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Rifles. Hand Rakes, Pitch day, at p. m., 'Rev A. Goldsborough June, it always is the was for children and ladies at French's, Scythes, Snaths, Hay officiating. month of roses and mountain laurel. horse gone, without saying any Tbe schools in town have closed for Bethel. F. forks; for the field. This year July carries her flower ban thing to his partner, he started after the summer with picnics for tbe schol S. SEELEY, Everything hay The ladies of ners for her. The daisy, too, is now the horse and tracked it as far as Mon ars. the Congregational ou her on the snowy roe Center and then lost all trace of it Mrs Washington Depot, Ct. church will give, a musical entertain shaking carpet so near he continued on Mary Stone Is visit'n? frleads Plattsville. ment at the Town hall at Monroe Cen hills. Being home, In Seymour. DEALER IN foot to his home. His partner, not Mr and Mrs tiermon and Lawn Mowers ter, next week Saturday evening, July knowing what had become of him, took jferry HOYDENS' HILL. 13. Some out of town talent has been grandson and Emma Becker have re The Coal, Lime, Cement, from to $10. secured and a Easton. shelter in a nearby barn for the night turned from a visit in watertown. annual lawn party of the La $3.50 very enjoyable evening and found it so well occupied by bats Mrs dies' Social club will take place at Mrs is assured all who attend. went to near Mitchell and her daughter, ;Mrs William 24. More Paints, Hardware, Nice of Miss M. is in Strat CHAT. that he another barn by Miller, of Brooklyn, who foimeriy Relyea's, July par etc. line Hammocks. Agnes Beardsley PERSONAL where he spent tbe night and in tbe lived io White Oiks and came on to ticulars will be given later. etc., ford visiting her sister, Mrs Beers. A church took morning made the home on foot Mrs Emma Wheeler has returned to Mrs Edward E. Curtis recently en pretty wedding place. trip attend the funeral of Asa Mitchell, bas Mrs A W. last week Wednesday evening. at the io find bis partner had reached home visited friends in tbis the home of her daughter. L. 8 tertained Mrs F. Selleck and Mrs when Miss Florence the before. The horse came place. Jennings, after a protracted visit with line of of and Louis Beardsley of Brooklyn. Baptist church, night Miss .Nellie Green bas returned after Mrs Gould Complete Farming Machinery Wilbur F. Selleck and Mr and Mrs Candee, daughter of Mr and Mrs John home the next morning and "then was visiting friends in Hartford. Eber of Easton. " and Robert Marsh were united bitched up and driven back after the or E. B. Sherwood is entertaining his Tools. Edward E. Curtis and daughter spent Candee, Miss Alice freston Bridgeport bas mother from Beach. with friends Ansonia. in marriage. A reception immediately wagon and harnesses and by Tuesday returned to assist Mrs Brewer in her Rockaway Sunday in followed at the home of the bride s night everything was home once more housbold cares. Cornelius Simmons, who has been Carl Bader, Mrs Lewis Beardsley of Brooklyn is Mr and Mrs Marsh The are with E. G. 'Jennings for a time, has left staying with Mr Selleck. parents. received parties being congratulated The presiding elder Is expected to in - ot cost- on the successful fishing by their for a position a livery stable at Washington Depot Market, The Store. Mrs Albert Wheeler is entertaining a large number handsome and trip preach, next Sunday, in South Britain N. Y. Farmers' her aunt, Mrs Burdette; also Miss ly presents. many friends. in tbe forenoon and at southbury in Rockaway Beach, Wabhihotoh Depot. Swan of Marjorie J. JNaphey, daughter ,ef The Bridgeport Cement Block Con the afternoon. A fall line of Meat always on bud. O&roa I Bridgeport. John H. Naphey, of who Co. have of Michael CENT. n tbe aeaaon. Meat always of prions A. Fohrenbach, Jr., has now a tele Bridgeport, struction bought ana reaaouaoio. quality phone in his house, 1438 15. was spending a few weeks at Mrs Grace Honan, a tract of land near Hawley 's MISS STONE MR CHASE. price Miss L. L. who has been vis F. Parrack s, passed away on Tues crossing and it is reported a side track South Britain. Wheeler, June 25, 16 The is to be in for conven A quiet home wed diner took place. iting friends out of town, has re day, aged years. body put there their 26, home of home. was taken to Bridgeport, where the iencc and that in the near future tbey Edward Hine of New Rochelle has Wednesday, June at the TRINITY PARISH. turned funeral and burial took on Thurs a Mr and Mrs William K.zStone, when The personal property of Mary E. place will erect quite large plant there foi eldest Carrie Louise. Shelton. Conn Henrietta of Trumbull was Tues day, June 28, at 3.30. making cement blocks The company their daughter. sold, Miss Esther Gustafson is a nave a deal or ma The was united in marriage to Edwin Mar-- SUNDAY SERVICES. day, July 2, at 11 a. m., at the resi spending already quite good Secret of cy Chase, Rev B. M. of 11 a. dence, Daniel's Farms street, Trum few days with Mrs William Horwitz chinery on the grounds. Wright Orange At m., morning service with of Mrs William Keane, bull. Miss Florence Nichols gave her xne rrame for .Herbert new being the officiating clergyman. Only Holy Communion. At 12 m.. Sunday Bridgeport; were: Woodbury. scholars a treat close of school was uraig's A Beautiful the immediate l ami lies ana a lew in school. At 5 p. m. .eveniru? service. New York. The pallbearers J. The ladles of the East Village at the house raised, this week, and tbe Kelly, J- - Carroll. C. Shannon, P. Dooo Methodist church will hold a consisting of to Steeplechase. work on it is now being pushed rapid timate friends witnessed the ceremony, The singing: class will meet on Sat rela- Stllos C Russell returned oa festival Clifford Gillette drove the load to After congratulations had been ex urday afternoon at 3. bue, J. Donobue, T. Kelly, all from a Western at the church on the evening of July ly. Complexion tended to the bride and week tives of the deceased. Anionir the trip. 9. If stormy the 10th. Come and Bridgeport and all eDjoyed a happy W. T. Wilcmt h 13 j purchased of A Now Revealed groom, light Next Thursday the meetinjf of friends from out of town were: James as day. B. Curtis, the north wing of his tene refreshments were served and soon the the Guild will take place at the Rec of bring your best girl this is the Mrs John Z Mellen ment now Alfred newly married couple slipped quietly tory. Kelly, Tnomas Kelly, Tessie Kelly, weather for cream, cake and berries spent Friday house, occupied by to a short on New Brunswick, N. J.; Mrs Thomas with friends in Provost and will move to his away begin wedding trip. The strawberry festival Friday Rra-iley- , Stepney. it 'place The bride was ot New York City; Mary and Miss who has been s ror a nouse. the recipient many was a very successful and McMa-no- n, B.hby Jennings, in sutler farms tool and useful and the pleasant Nellie McMabon. Mrs Ilaonab Roxbury. visiting her aunt, Mrs Jesse Wheeler, Mrs George S. Cclev snent last Fri FREEis more desirable an pretty presents affair. Mrs Free! What beauty than have the wishes of Guild Danbury; Margaret Pbalen, bas returned home. day in Bridgeport with her invalid bis young couple good The members of Trinity will Lfzzie Katb-etln- e and re- Oanron. Mark Keating. Q-In- NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT Mrs Emma who has been Mrs exquisite complexion elegant jew their many friends. Upon their meet on afternoon of this week rh Wheeler, ter, Julius Benham. turn Mr and Mrs Chase will in Friday Keare, Michael Keane, Mrs Mar- MSP FINDS IT. spending several weeks with Mrs Miss Laura French spent last Sun els. An opportunity for every worn reside at the Rectory. Mrs Allen who been Amelia has returned to her of Mr a part of the house with W. K. Stone, tin Kelly, Kstberine Noonan, Robert Joyce, has visit Gould, day in Newtown, the guest and to obtain both, for a limited time on In the horse races Banvllle ff Bridgeport. ing relatives in Litchfield, is at home home on Hoyden's Hill. Mrs Wilbur French. Mrs M. Judson of Stratford was at Danbury. July Teddy Bear Mrs Louis Freeborne and little ueorge ts. annu ly. at 2326. four days, there will be 12 again. Uoley attended tbe The directions and for obtain the Ingersoll's, last week. races with of $400 in each race. airs jonn JViciNin: and children are daughter have been visiting friends in al reunion of the First Connecticut recipe Mrs Wiltsie is a at the Manor purses NEW SPRING STYLES With voice. visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs W. town. Volunteers, at Savin Rock on Wed ing a faultless complexion is tbe secret guest Entries close on July 12. - Paul Svihia and sons were in again this year. We are pleased to stores new for Daley. town, nesday, June 19, and reported a very long guarded by the master minds of see our summer people returning. Io Repal tbe Spring lhe diphtheria patients are improv Sunday. nice time. ORIENTALS and GREEKS. 1 and son. Rev J. S. Haufirh. a former pastor. Rrgsls bsve Just arrlvd, direct from 80 OZONE Trad Mrs Tur-ne- y Li. L). the Charles Britton Harry. ing under the skillful treatment of Dr Beers is visiting at Charles t Bears, k carrier on we have their summer home here. is expected to be at the Methodist the Regal factories Regal styles are Marks OH. Pons. 's. Route 14, has purchased of A. B. Cur This obtained after years of work opened church, next Sunday, to administer new styles new t hi spring less than - They are entertaining a friend, Miss 25 Trade Marks miss- uorotny jvruger attended a Rev Mr Lock occupied the pulpit at tis the horse shed which stood north and at great expense. It Is the meth M. New the sacrament of and possibly give an six weeks awav from tne origlaal des Ely of York. fashion-creatin- g ajMfcvJSc children's party at J. KeeTer's on Sat- the Congregational church, Sunday of Mr Curtis' store apd will keep it for od used by the fairest and most beau of New York and address. tbe custom boot- urday afternon held in honor of Mr morning. There was no evening serv- bis use. women Judge makers of New York, Paris London. Postage 5c will C. tiful of Europe. family are settled at the Altman home Keeler's granddaughter, Miss Ruth ice. The usual services be held Mr and Mrs A. Purdy have moved women Mr of Oakland, is David of Middletown. is New styles areKhovn and are 00 sale Williams. next Sunday, July 7. from Stephen French's tenement over Hundreds of American who Hawley Cal., at George Ga., In the Regal stores months earlier IN. A son was last to Mr L. now use have their de the btuart home. passing the summer vacation at Trinity In is. ;weaver ot Merwmsvine was born, week, tbe store to tbe north part of L. it expressed Miss Grace Darling of Rivington than anywhere else and sny other The Fairchild & Shelton the gTJest of Mrs S. Benson and family and Mrs Charles Sardone. Burr's house. and satisfaction. some retory. stores tbe same stvle, tit and quality Mabel who work- at- light street mission and of her pupils OO. Co , on Tuesday. Fanton, has been Mrs Carrie El well is in Hartford, This secret is understood and are the John Lane house Miss Margaret Lawton of Middle-tow- n costs you Regal styles are cor- Mrs Jane Sturges of New York ing in Bridgeport, is home for a few tending the annual meeting of tbe easily occupying at rect ti In every de- Mrs R. weeks. Board of simple to follow and it will save you the bend of the river. has been engaged as an assistant styles absolutely Aw, City is visiting her sister, N, of Directors the King's Mrs Edward Lineburg has gone to teacher at the High school. tail of shape, materials and workman- Bridgeport. Cosua. Cypher. Daughters, and is the guest of Mrs the expense of creams, cosmetics. to her for the ship. With Regals you ran go any- M. JActon is entertaining company. Smiley, the state secretary. bleaches and forever you a beau Bridgeport daughter's where on any in the eumfor-abl- e R. and of New Milford Huntington. Mrs who nas a cou give Fourth. Miss Lina Bull is acting Twelve passed the entrance examin- orcaln is Bray family airchlld, spent tiful complexion and free your skin housekeeper. ations for the High school, while 18 assurance that your fmtwear spent Sunday as the guest of Mr and pie of weeks in Hattertown, the guest Schools strictly In style In style with tbe Iste ! NEWS HEREABOUTS. from pimples, bad color, blackheads, arelosed, the teachers gone passed conditionally. hand-mad- e D. Forbes. of Mrs Parmalee, has returned to Hill and the new district school committee models worn by the Hello, Pard Miss New Mil Mrs of Glenbrook Crest. etc. is aione is worth to Car-Hfc4.- -ir Annie Retallick of George Thompson you many is Dr Barnum. fireworks most fashionable diorrlminattng V4 1M yvn, hmf Ib.f ford is twith her parents for a . few has been vlsitiDg Mrs E. S. Hawley. David Fairchild has set the village times the price we ask you to send for A splendid line of for the people In the world. Kvery style In vM (..mm 1 11 Mrs metn w imams is a in fine order with ar.d Ic cream and choicest crushed fruft Fourth at R. H. Beers & Co's. Every DstIk A. Savsrd. sole W.. park H.-- M n.-r- days. spending scythe the genuine diamond of latest de the Kent druv Btore. quarter size: rw4 it mn4 at our For Jhome grown strawberries, and few days with her mother, Mrs Anson lawn mower. The young ladies receiv ring syrups at boy in town will want to look this agents for Bridgeport. wvi call on our Smith. ed over 824 sign. For a erd smoke tret back of a Star stock over. f.totT. vLVy fine fruit at that, at tbeir festival for the So Watson & Morehouse's genial merchant, Allen Joyce. G. A. Fuller is at Millcroft for the benefit of the park. We sell you tbis ring at one small Crescent at R. & Isabelle McKay was the guest of Mr month of July. Misses Carolyn Osborne, Mabel above cost. A nice line of ladies' and misses' tan ATBETTS. Hatch Sons, Miss Lawson is profit manufacturing The N rlrM4. Ct. and Mrs Edward Preston, last week. Fannie with her Hayes and Pearl Wales will attend the is less one-ha- lf Georgetown. shoes in Oxfords in the latest summer Mrs Martinson ox JNew xork Mrs G. A. .Fuller, for her sum Summer school at Storrs price than what others Some in the lot. Rennea Oil. 25c. ; Hoof Iron J. is aunt, Agricultural The Bee was Btyles. good bargains !- -. staying with her father, D. C. Garri mer vacation. college. They go on Saturday of tbis charge. The recipe is free with every representative kindly If interested give us a call. Sandy and Wine. 5oc. ; Oimm oil. it on - entertained at dinner, last Saturday, at 2fte son, Harry Brownson is the sick list. week.- ring. home Mr and Mrs B. Hook Shoe Store. Steams' headache cure. lox Miss ' Forbes of last Mrs Stiles Nichols entertained the Lothian Kennels a collie to Is a rose the of r loyd Doan'a fttv box : !V Is Like May spent part shipped It genuine cut diamond ring Bouton. was tilled with sor- pill, Liitrin. It Just week in Danbury. Aid society at her pleasant home in San Marcos, Texas, on Tuesday. of The has been announced St Rose's chureb bottle. Rumor says that R. Bumhardt has Booth's Hill on Thursday of last week. Mr and Mrs Oscar Plumb were sparkling brilliancy absolutely guar- engagement rowful relatives and friends at the was B. anteed, very like a of Miss Florence Jones, daughter of Mr sokmn mass, &c This. bought the old Hamlin place, owned There a large attendance and a guests of I. Hayes over Sunday. dainty, shaped and Mrs Daniel of high requiem sung at YARD. by Rev C. A. Pickett. pleasant time. Mr and Mrs W. O. Purdy and daugh- Belcher with Tiffany of 12Kt. Davenport Bridge- the funeral of Margaret Ilarrlirsn, No wonder to talked will setting port, to , a prominent wife of Daniel Rev Extra value in figured lawn, at It Abbie Minor is home from the The Aid society meet with Mrs ter of Bridgeport have spent a few gold shell, at your local jeweler it New York The is the late Ilarrlpan. French's. Bethel. about, we sell it pure for that purpose-Incidentall- Northfield (Mass.) Fred Wooster, Thursday afternoon. days with Zalmon Purdy. would lawyer. wedding Fathers Fox, McUulness and Ryan we also a tare seminary. cost considerable more than to take in October. Miss sub-deaco- n. buy Ernest Warner, wife and boy of Win July 11. Mr and Mrs Tucker of Roxbury have place early celebrant, deacon and stork of It Ut sell. and in Miss Elma has been been of Mrs $2.00. Jones makes her home here with Mrs Miss Mary Harrlgan sang WHITE OXFORDS sted, visited relatives friends Buckingham the guests Henry Pettit. Edwin Gilbert. . Have you bought any ? - town, last week. spending a week at tbe shore with a Mrs E. Rockwell of New Haven is a We mail you this beautiful complex- beautifully tbe selection, "Face to for children and ladies, at FrviH-h's- Why hesitate? Are you trying so Bod Sarah Beardsley attended the fuperal party of young friends. guest, this week, of Mr and Mrs R. B. ion recipe free when your order is re- I'll stop your pain free. To show Face." Tbe remains were surround- Bethel. soii.eUilng belter than ofAsa Mitchell in Southbury, last Fri- Mrs E. J. Mrs Harry Rockwell. first -- a - ed by beautiful floral tributes: Pillow MrsBuckingham, ceived for ring and $2.00 In money or- you before you spend penny- day morning. Brownson, S. T. Buckingham and Mr and Mrs Fiefield of Shelton or what my .fink i'ain .Tablets can ao, with word, "Mother"; heart, "Grand- A. W. Reynolds caught a live MASURVS Mrs Josephine Vorce spent a day in Miss Elma attended the Nichols Rus- were guests, Wednesday, of Mr and der, stamps bills. Get your order will mail you free, a Trial Package of ma," Btandlnar broken; circle, friends dsns In Tauoton lake. Derby, last week. sell wedding in Waterbury, last week Mrs Alfred Provost. In before our supply is exhausted. them-- Dr Snoop's Tablets. Neuralgia G. C Batcbeller & Co.; flat bouquet Railroad Paint? The Barnes family from Bridgeport Wednesday. Do you need a band This offer is made for a Period carnations, Mr and Mrs P. Kobler, C. S. will Mrs Smith a or scythe, snath, limited time Headache, Toothache, pains, was Prof I'lal t's piano i.uplli Can you Bod a palu that will cover are with Miss Frances Barnes for the Frank has trained hay rake pitchfork for haying? If only as a means of and in- etc , are due uione to Diooa con jestion Long Hill. Tbe deceased a relig- give ao entertatoment on July 17, for summer. nurse to care for her baby. so, Stephen French, at the Depot, can advertising Dr Headache Tab'ets ious and highly esteemed woman, and benetit of .Nandy Hook more surface? Ro-che- our Snoop's simply tbe the library. we wjwld keep IU Mrs Sherman from New ll Mr and Mrs Frank Wesolowski of fit you out with the best the market troducing goods. kill tne unnatu will be mourned by tbe family No, If you could George to-da- pain by coaxing away deeply is with her mother, Mrs Johnson, Nichols spent Sunday in the Center. affords. Send y before this opportunity ral blood pressure. That is all. Ad and neighbors. She leaves one broth- xi.: for the summer vacation. Miss Bonsell of Shelton has moved Misses Clara and Aria Morehouse of Is forgotten. dress Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by er, James Kelly, of New Brunswick, John Shaugnessy of Romford is still to Miss Louise Nichols' house. Norwalk were guests, Sunday, of Mr R. II. Beers, Newtown; B. Iiawley & N. J., and four daughters, one son: BilU ill with diphtheria at the home of Mrs George Wheeler of Stratfoid, and Mrs Herbert Joyce. T. C. MOSELEY, Co., P. J. Garvin, Bethel; Kalherine and Timotby, who reside at fUgastaia Harry Rider, very Stepney; w ml 13 WMW S4-- , his sister, Mrs W. Gaffney. Mrs Albert Coan of Derby aod Mrs In one of our recent hard showers, 32 East 23d'Street, Now York City. . J. Parks, lrumbull. borne; Mary and Mrs Robert Banvllle THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1907. .1 HOME NEWS.

THE E. E. NETTLETON ESTATE. The "Champion" E2etier jt tj ; 0 Commissioners File Their Report" Suit ior Boys, $5 A Listoflthe Creditors. (DooMng Breezy How often does the very dish UDon which von bestow is made to give the greatest pains fall just a little short of what it might extra service Claims Claims be Nolackof ability on your part not necessarily ill- - luck ; long Presented Allowed possibly it's because you haven't learned the magic benefits of 0 under the hardest D. C. Adams, 864.00 t 64.00 Light usage to wear A. A. Aldrich, 200,00 200,00 and save money American Mercan- and - tile Co., 25,62 25,62 mending. Swan Anderson. 352,01 352,01 0 Only the tough- Edgar T. Andrews, 122,05, 122,05 Weights. est fabrics are us- Automatic Machine Com Starch all seams are Co., .75, .75 In Improving the daintiness, and whole-somene- ss ed; appearancebit u double-sew- n Edward Bailey, 72.84, 72,84 of many dishes. A of it in bread, for the season advances with - example, makes the crust deliciously tender ; it As linen thread) and Irving Banks, 30,00 30,00 works" wonders in givingrjellies a pleasing firmness Barlow, 12,00 12,00 for moulding and so on. Our ht taped; stout linen A. Barlotti, 144,30 144,30 Book of and Summer-weig- Z. C. Recipes Cooking Suggestions please note our stays resist strains; Beard, 6,50 Rives scores of other helpful hints. Unique, out of W. J. Beecner, 130,00 130,00 the ordinary prepared by the greatest cooks. pants have double .. 1. 1 . d, seat John Bertertie 76,21 76.21 iui m t j y quarter-line- o and knees.' Michael Bertertie,2d, 27,83 27,83 Duryeas' Corn Starch is so pure and whole- tropical Suits, dou-le-breast- ed some that it has Handsome R. O. Bennett. 41,42 41,42 assist: ana remarkable value as a food. 0 A. B. nest daintiest for desserts. Blakeman, 6,28 ? all in one-pou- the suits, W. a. 6,, grocers'' packages loc. without waistcoats, in medium and Boyce, 1,50 1,50 NATIONAL STARCH L. P. Boy son, 233,81 233,81 CO.. darl New Yerk. . mixtures, Ell L. urr, 22,00 22,00 acme of to .sizes .7 to 16. $5. Napoleon Brandt, 75,00 51,00 comfort, thin, open Let your boy test Bridgeport Metallic a Champion Suit. Co- - 4,60 4,60 the breeze, trim and grace- 0 Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- Charles F. Bronson, 301,70 235,52 yet 0 Brown & Blacker, 1042,75 1042,75 bank had no title to or lien on either Taunton nishings for boys of all E. P. ' district, last week Thursday ages. Brown, 1043,45 823,99 said insurance policy or said debt. evening, George R. Wilson was elected Blue 0 William A. Buck- The commissioners find the ful, and fitting perfectly. 24.79 24.79 that title committeeman. J. B. Fairchild clerk p P.ingham, to said policy is in said bank and that and Alonzo Cree treasurer and collec- Campbell, 196,95 196.95 its cash value is $1605.52 and that the tor. The hiring of the teacher was and and 0 T. C. Canfleld, 16,00 16,00 title to said debt due from said New left with the committee. o gray serges herring- jjJ INCORPORATED ) VinceDzo Cipsiano, 55,00 York, New Haven and Hartford Rail 0 Peter Clarson, 210,17, 110.36 road Company is not in said bank and bone effects in and dark CI Outfitters to Hen. Women and Children Albert W. Olose, 15,00, 15,00 that they have no hen thereon. Thev METHODIST CHURCH NOTES light " " Conn. Breweries' Co, 60, 00, 60,00 . Northwest Corner w. therefore find that the cash value of Hoia Street and ' if. uonnors, ai.42, 51,42 said debt is $7188.18, but that the cash RECENT IMPROVEMENTS. a Fairfield Avenue. Antonio uorom, 27,83, . and blue. 27,83 value of said debt as security to said The new gray, o Bridgeport, Conn. Wilbur L. Crabb. 300,47, 300,47 claim is $.00. velvet cushions and chancel Crosby & Beckley Dated at New Haven. Connecticut furniture and the pretty mattings on o CO., 11680,57, - the upper hall and lower vestibule add 800,00 this loth day of une, 1907. much to the $10 to o Danbury Hard Commissioners f John Q. Tilson very improvement and Prices $25. ware uo., 2,80, 2,80 beauty of the church. Many thanks . under Harrison Hewitt W. E. Daniels, 120,12, . 120,12 I. are due Rev Mr Patchen and his as Oath, Michael J. Houlihan sociates for work of and a John T. Dann, 178,00, 81,00 Filed June 18, 1907. their faith Bernard! Davl, 76,21, 76,21 labor of love in the ministry during o Gus Davi, 76,21, 76,21 the past year and who contributed so Straw and Soft x Lee S. to the Hats, Dickinson, 1086,93, 1086,93 RELIGIOUS CEREMONY AT unselfishly.1 .1 : r mi furtherr-- , - efforts of the. D. T. Doane. 503,56, 503,56 MIDDLETOWN. wuira in me successiui improvements o o Deep River National ; accomplished. and , Hosiery A Fresh Made Bank, 18506,26, 18156,80 Miss Laura V. Nolan Is Received o Tony 5183,91, A man of who Donotony, In The Convent Of And Re- young four years, is REGAL OXFORDS. o Emulsion of Dominic Draghi, 70,60, 70,60 Mercy probably a candidate for reportorial Underwear, Emar Dubuque, 98.00. 98.00 ceives The White Veil. honor on the local paper, recently re- 0 Charles Dupiease, 160.63, 160 63 ported to his father that "Mr G is New Neckwear and o Cod Liver Oil John T. Eastwood, 5.50 5.50 Amid visiting clergy and nuns, rela putting an ammunition on hia house. and Correct Belts, Eckman Bros., 9.40 tives and friends, the little chapel of Styles o Ferdinand Eibel, 96.62 96.62 St Catherine convent, the Mothers- Miss Beach Shirts. , of New York o Middle-tow- n, City is a For Men Is more beneficial Engineering Supply-Co.- house of the Mercy order, at guest of MisS Alosia Peck. and Women. Negligee than one that has been in stock foi 3.66 3.66 Conn., was the scene of an im- o ev- R. D. Ferris, 18.90 18.90 pressive ceremony on. Saturday morn- months. We make ours fresh when a class of novices John Ray has purchased the Turner o ery week, with Eliza Finch, 3.10 V 3.10 ing, renounced cottage at the head of Newtown street. Hypophosphites, , 21.00 - 21.00 the world and dhose their vows of pov -- o 7Sc bottle. Angelo Gabordi, 1070.68 1062.29 erty, chastity and obedience and at the TrY-.rtfTrT- Michael Gersity, S8.00 V 28.00 same time a band of five postulants Rufus Andrews and daughter and Wil- f3 o E. W. Gilbert, 2.94 2.94 was received into the order and re- liam Andrews of Waterbury" were 0 Emulsion Gledhill and Co., 28.71 28.71 ceived the White Veil and Habit. guests, last week, of Mrs Sarah May-nar-d Bridgeport MV7US Bridgeport o Cod Liver OH and " Patrick Gorman, 98.61 98.61 The Rt Rev Bishop M. Tierney gave in Taunton. o 9 EXO AVCr - F. E. Hall. 122.46 119.65 his ceremony at o'clock, assisted bv con MAIM Hypophosphites of Revs P. Lime and Soda. Nathan Hall 540.18 533.97 J. McGivney and Barry.. Mrs Sarah Maynard of Taunton is o William G. Hall, 230.84 230.84 Among the postulants was Miss Laura spending a few days in Ridgefield with o 4- 29254-262.4- Nolan A tonic and tissue builder IJ. Mams, "20275- 7 .Veronica of this place, who was friends. 262.47 receiveu''a:sdffibowill be known in re .... useful In the treatment!)" " "consumption, C. W. Hawley. 27.16 27.16 ligion as Sister M. AdaTaiaO Ut-t- ae Mrs Sarah M. Glover passed Satur-- bronchitis, n T. iafy"ni-effiHave- Announcements of flerchants. weak lungs, chronic cough, Hawley and Co., 39.60 39.60 many clergy present were Revs J. P. and Shelton. Woodbury loss or nesn, anaemia, de- George A. Hayes, 136.19 136.19 Donovan, T. Barry: M.' Barry. P. Mc - Thomas Healther- - Givney, Broderick, Dunne, McDonald, bility, scrofula.Rlckets.etc. Smith. Fox. Mrs Downs was a"""&uest, Saturday man, 10.00 10.00 Mitchell, Counway. Rev J. on Hendricks 440.69 440.69 Nolan of Kane, Penn., also Sister M. night of Mr and Mrs W. A.anfield Bros., me . Suits Columbo and .tsouievard. Chamber E. F. 161.17 161.17 Alphonsus of this place. " Hendricks, --- - - ever In store. The . James Hickey. 1.50 1.50 The Sisters of Mercy, Middletown Com- handsome roods as were shown our William B. Hill, Jr.182.93 180.10 munity, has charge of the schools at Miss Beatrice Clark of Long Hill has The prices are right, too low enough so you can alfaritO-fcuyjio- E. 16.50 . , oeen the of Mrs H James Hinckley, 16.50 Portland, Middletown, Greenwich, guest Bertha Ferris. - ODD DRESSERS At Prices: indie Pharmacy, Miles Hoag, 15.75 15.75 Naugatuck, East Bridgeport and New- Bargain Margie L. Holmes, 26.30 12.47 town, under Sister M. Burchmans as Mr and Mrs E. C. Hatter of Ansonia . In tTu Slinnnlnor- THcrrlof. H. H. Jackson, 1.00 ' 1.00 Superior, and who was formerly Moth- in Hook. rc- ta er of the Convent here. passed bunday Sandy Chiffoniers. Edward Jolly, 44.85 44.85 We received a of a car load of these useful and of house hae just part y, popular pieces 987 Main St., Arthur Johnson. 15.00 15.00 The annual school meeting at Middle keeping necessity, finished in oak and Imitation mahoga-- ana we assure the reaaersoi ihi Johnson and Mor Friday, June 28. at 5 p. m.. C. W. Bee that we are prepared to l ve them good values In this Une of goods, as well as. Id all oth ' Gate district was held, last week Mon rison. 397.80 397.80 editor of the New Haven er kinds of spring furniture. The prices of thts lot of OhllToniere run from ' Pickett, day, and was attended. A. B. M. C. Keeler. 35.40 35.40 .Leader, and Miss Emma A. Hine were largely - blakeman was elected committeeman M. Kennedy. 154.00 120.56 married by Rev Dr Smith, of Druggists. ' pastor and Miss Lillian Troy, a graduate of Charles Kennell, 429.49 100.00 the Grand avenue Congregational tne class ot 1907 from the Newtown Gotlieb J. Kuhne, 12.50 12.50 church. New Haven, of which the bride is a member. High school, was chosen teacher for D. Daniel Knapp,, 54.80 54.80 The ceremony was per the coming year. J. Kimball, James A. Knapp, 7.00 7.00 formed at the family cottage in Morris Main Street, Woodbury, Conn. Fred R. Lane, 196.40 161.40 Cove, the summer home of the bride's Mrs William Turner of Taunton has Lyon & Grumman, 26.73 26.73 parents. Only the immediate family a W. H. 118.30 118.30 were Col his wife returned, after few days stay in Lyon, present. ' Pickett, New York. Mechanics Nat'l and son, Walter, sailed, Saturday, Funeral Director and Embalmer. MAKE 5500.00 June 29, on th Albert Bank, Koenig of the Phones: Local 28-- 4. Distance 33-- 4 Henry Madigan, 5.00 5.00 North German Lloyd line, for Naples Mrs C. G. Downs and daughter, Clara Night Calls A Specialty. Uoag C. B. Marsh. 557.20 511.56 and will make a very complete tour of of Long Hill were guests, Sunday, of YOUR OWN John McNally, 29.00 29.00 Europe before returning in Septem Mr and Mrs H. G. Gilbert. James 282.12 282.12 ber. The bride has four Wakeman Hill. McNamee, during years 4 A ' Good-by- e, ' ' Sale of Shoes. GAS. F. G. Metcalf, 121.50 87. 60 been associate editor of the Leader and At a special meeting of the Borough, Recitation, George Miller and Brown, 414.77 414.77 is a talented writer, having been es Warden Charles H, Parker. SiMH-la-l saUf iM'twr miirli baturday night, uw-liiflr- - Frank 445.61 educated for in vmnie. we have tunrll v Homes, Milo, 445.61 pecially literary activity. JNortnrop presiding, a committee was Song, '',"". we In pair Country Val- Walter M. Pickett will , a of Shoe have stork. Chureha,Faetris should Naugatuck make spec- appointed consisting of Dr Frank J. Rather than Inform yon Imiii wwk to wvck own their own Gas Plants ley Ice Co., 486.45 486.45 ial study of sights and scenes abroad Gale, Patrick H. Gannon and Allison of the continuation of this sale.we liereliy t i. ti .x Eliza Nettleton 1100.00 1100.00 for the special purpose of combining P. to that It will continue for years. ivif t Smith, draw up a contract with The seasonable weat her we are now en loy-Ini- T wiiHuniji nvttttatj.Tir-riU- L. L. 2900.00 2900.00 the results a book to be Cooking and Power. 's Nettleton, in entitled. the Newtown Water Co., for the use I Is very sutrwst ivelof While Canvas Ties. New. Haven Car- A Yale man abroad. " which he will of the nre and to A We've lxen a bit sliy aliout briiitrlni; up the Equalizing" Gas hydrants report at CASTOR We a Machine is safe riage Co., 28.80 28.80 first write in chapters for the Leader, an even Infants 'and Children. subject lefore. have very si roiur line of absolutely Newtown . adjourned meeting, Saturday for these In ladies' sizes, and for the little ones, Phonograph si m to handle, Bee, 1.66 1.66 later compiling those fragments in ing. too. Makes Home pis always New York Central book form. Tti3 Kind You Have Always Bought A remarkably cood cobbler, with remark- Brighter. rsasy, cheaply operated. R. R Co., 38.88 38.88 Edward a visit to Wood- - ably kfood material, to do your repairiinr. Down and $ a Week One Louis Lovell Troy paid li Buys W. D. Nichols, 31.17 31.17 is visiting his grandpar mont, Sunday. Bears the We also - manufacture ents, Mr and Mrs C. B. in nere. Gas-Is- as Frank and Jack Everett, WW1 all hds of Gas aad Sharon. En-nin- 144.00 William Peck visited New 8ignatorof John supplies Gas es Oddie, Haven, Q. Terrill, The 'argest stock in the state to select and Automobile Jack Oddie 181,63 144,17 Sunday. North Woodbury, Oonn. D, G. Olmstead, 10.50 10,50 C. B. Everett returned to Sharon ori from. rite for Catalog . Call when in town. Storage Tasks. Mrs of West I C. K, Osborne, 133,40 133.40 Friday morning, after a visit with his Wooding street has Announcements ol Bethel Business Men. Ssadfor complete cata- Owde, 144,00 daughter, Mrs E. S. Lovell. moved to Prospect. logue aad b soaviassd. N. Palmer ana vo,, 11,44 11.14 George H H, Pear- - .J. B. Nichols and C. G. Peck, the FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Lewis : son, Jr 6,00 6.00 two capable and popular R. F. D. car- Phonography Store, Peck & Lines, 270.95 270.95 riers of the Newtown postoffice. en Easton. FULL VALUE 266 Main Street. DANBURY, Odd. GroveUnd Hotel Birdseye Peck,, 30.00 30.00 joyed a carriage ride to Monroe. Sim- For when Cement J. A Peters, 103.25 103.25 day, where they called on Mr and Mrs your money yon buy your Lumber, John Pierce, 26.00 18.00 Solon B. Wales. SCHOOL EXERCISES. and Building Material at my Lumber Yard. It is a pleasure to Dominic Predi, 164.80 164.80 The Aspetuck school, taught hv Mia quote you prices on large or small lots. Electric E. 391.28 391.28 - ' Sparklers. Cyrus Prindle, Mr and Mrs M. A. Todd have been Sanford - i 500.00 300.00 Lucy of Redding, closed Fri- A German for Lawn William Pritchard, passing a tew days at their residence day, June 21, with product Parties, Wedding, Bernardi Polo., 27.83 27.83 in Newtown in very appropriate Banquets, Fourth of July, or any time, seen at Tirrill Gas Machine Light 231.55 Street, getting it exerGises. uuests were present from A. Henry W. Post, 184.00 readiness for Mr Spencer, who is to Green's Farms, Fairfield, and li. SENIOR, ing Co., D. F. Read, 22.50 22.50 occupy for the summer. Mr Todd Redding Jackson's Book 990 AUin Alexander 51.22 51.22 it Weston, who with the narenta and 64 South Street, Bethel, Co, Shop, St., Bridgeport. , Fulton New York. Rennett, finds himself very weak after his se- hfriends 75 St., Richmond and Car vere of the children made auite an Established 1862. attack of pleurisy, and is unable audience. The schoolroom was very - penter, 1235.72 1235.72 tx dp much, as yet. decorated with K. CIGARS SOFT DRINKS Frank Ryder, 6,9.21 69.21 prettily strings of E. Millspaugh, Call at the house and see what 54.58 daisies, lerns, locust and iris. A very ami Builder. E.H. Sammis, 54.58 Selectman Hermon H. Peck passed effective background for the Carpenter The Gem Lunch Room, kind of light It gives and what we Paniel Shea, 7.08 7.08 was made of speakers Plans and Estimates furnished, 26,1 46 Sunday in New Haven. ferns with daisies peeping attended to. BETHEL. can do with it. D.J. Shelton, 26.45 out. After the program the children lobbing promptly Est. H.B.Sherman 45. 00 30.00 P. O. Box 106, Bethel, Ct. Greenwood Ave., Near K, U. Crossing. Walter A. Wood '600Q Master Edward McNamara of Dan-- were treated to cake arid candy. The connection. W. S.Sturges, program was as loiiows : Telephone TOBACCO kUAO: L'lkS W. S. 3236. 3Q 469.68 bury is visiting his aunt, Mrs Thomas I .. . . Sturges, Opening speech, AgnesAbbott. Mowers, Reapers, mith Brothers, Scofield and Ford, 1.5Q 1.50 Carey. Vacation song, School. Gilbert-Mill-er George Sigman, 35.50 35150 'A Small The Co., Hay Rakes and Tedders. Agents, N. E. 1. Co.. 112.25 109.55 W. Walter Finch, a clerk at Recitation, Boy," Steve Bee .Office, popular Monsky. 15 Center Bethel, Conn. ijgwtown M.Soule, 33.25. 33125 the store of R. H. Beers & Co., passed Exercise , St., A. Many goods have advanced in price bat we are still CT. H. L. Spaulding, 81155 81155 faunday at New Haven and Savin Rock. "Report of the Little Fred Hickok, NISWTQWN, ' Ones, six boys and three girls. t Dealers In the old reliable H. R. Stone, 48.00 36.00 Recitation, Lillian 149 Center St., Bethel 8elling W. 154. 3Q ! "Geography," Hardware Woodet tin and Enameled Ware, ti. Stores,' ' Birdsey ! & Beardsley passed Sunday at Uay. Longmani Martinez Pure Paints, -- 23. QQ . c Mx SwiV 23.00 Savin Rock. Recitation. "The Funny Little Oil, Turpentine and Varnishes. Jap-a-la- - C. Stauffer, . 26;.0Q 14122 Ethel Mills. and Ohi Namel for your Furniture and Sanitary Plumbine. Wood Haying Tools Smwe Keos. &. On. 1402.58 1402.58 Brays," Floors, Harnesses. Stable and Square Blan James O'Brien a visit to New Exercise, "Our Work" three girls kets, Whips, Garden Tools. Poultry Netting, Steam, Hot Water and Gas paid te two Taylor & 'Hubb'p'U, 126,09 126.09 White Leaa. ar uiass. r nnt-ko- at the low prices of the last aud three years. and three 1 raper. rutty, Dru V. liSU-- Haven, Sunday, hoys. Roof n R, Barb Wire, Bread Makers, Terry, Recitation, "A Little Trou Fitting. ... 120.39 120.39 Boy's Knives and Scissors. Sidney Terry, M. bles, Lawrence Gay. 'X nomas, fso.ua 33.05 Mrs E. Smith of Bridgeport spent Full line of fresh Garden and Field Estimates Purnlsued. a. J. a few Recitation, "The Good Little Boy Jobbing Promptly Attended To. R. Tompkins,' 94.50 94.50 days here, last week, the guest JNext Morris Seeds. Mountain Silos, lloss Cutters and Blowers. and - of Mr and Mrs L, C, Morris and other JJoor, Apbott. 4;QQ , Treleaven, .' of Garden Field Oorn, Armour's Jojm , ' Song, "Summer Days," School A large variety of all kinds Seed, . friends, . up-to-da- te Claries f. Treap, f.&t 142.37 Recitation, "Good Bye to Books,'' fcerUlizers. In fact everything that an farmer's supply store Union Hardware Ua. ol.eK r 5L83 John monsky. Magee Ranges. have. Groce William Vadakin. 25,80 The Bee was in error, last week, in Drall, "Barbara Really Freitchie," Four Yon can itet a better service, T, A, Vincelette, 557, 17 "557.17 stating that Martin F. Houlihan was boys and one girl. better Roods and more satisfactory treatment Winchester Heaters. S. E, Vincent. 88,05 . 28.05 painting his house and store. It should Song, "The Red, White and Blue." in our store than In any other Ltrug Store In Watson&Morehonse, 50.25 50.25 have said Mrs P. Callahan, who owns "Tom's School this awtlan. This is said for the benefit of & L. 662.58 662.58 store and Recitation, Books, newcomers the old residents know this alt. Farmers' Roofing Cq & Henry Waldron, the house occupied by Martin Gladys Abbott. Supply " Betts James Wathley, 198.19 198.19 . was Middle St-- Conn. Conn.Betts, f Houlihan,' having it newly "Recitation, "The Books' Vacation, Charles J. bnglish, flonuments 256 , Bridgeport, Sandy Hook, John Wentsch, 35.00 35.00 painted. Edward Peeso has the con Ueorge farKer. DftPQQlST. Aad Cemetery Work of aU E. Wetmore, 343.94 343.94 tract for the work. - ' - Dialogue, "A Place for Evervthincr Conn. triads ia Graaite or HarbU. Esti- Le Clair White,- 399.00 399.00 two and three Bethel, aaj 93.00 72.24 boys girls. mate aaa aasujas oa applieatioa. Let- - Est. Lydia White,- I. Berman, the man of Bridge Reading, "bheridan s Ride. " Wake-- at reasonable Wicks Bros. 115.00 115.00 was in man HUl- - tariag prices Sunday Hours: 10 to 11 a. 53.25 port, town, last Saturday, buy House DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN George Willett, 53.25 catle. . Song and drill, Cleaning ing "Marching through And very busy. No time to. bake. m.; 12 to 1. ueorgia, vou Ret That is filled as physic-a-n 119,790.79 - 93,277.39 "When I'm But never mind can Bread. Oake. Successor to O. W. Rollea BEl'HKU OONN your Prescription your TELEPHONE SERVICE : The Bank of Essex - Mr Fenton of Lime Rock was a Recitation, a Woman," Rolls and Pies lust like home made of the Saybrook pre- gyest, last week, of Mr and Mrs E. S. Agnes addoh, Yellow bakery wagon. Keep your ear open would like to have it? If so, brine it here. 16. 31. sented a claim for $25,539.90 less $4 Dialogue, "Good-By- e to ior we ueii. Woodbury Local, 977.21, which was the sum which said Lovell on Queen street. School," NOTICE. S. N. B. T. Co., 76. v three girls and three boys. Edward EJ Nettleton aa qri depp.s Recitation, UThe Reason Erdmann & Company, We are not rIIhr you kid rith said bank' Mr Tarbox, the night operator at v Why," thlnR for nnttilnir, but we are iclviui: you tlie a'tiie irne p Ys deat, has been ernon trai Ker. Bktbki. Bau&a, results of 20 hard ana ttctunl "said 'bank should se Newtown, transferred to e yoarsof study Curtis' which claims' be prai-tlc- lHrsM and work there Sat- Exercise, "Summer and her chil foun ala Plac. Battel Ooaa. wlien you Ret your ttltod at Pliarmacv, ott against saia sum oi $DZ,Dd.M- - tjawleyville began dren," six girls and one boy Brennan's. Our luollo: "Houet work for Corner Main and Elm Sta Conn. set-o- lt urday night. G. H. O'Hara, night op honest Prices." Bridgeport, Said is auowed and. said claim erator at takes the Recitation, "I'm Glad That Sum Old Man is therefore allowed at $47,562.69. Said Botsford, place of mer s Come," Harry Abbott, Say HENRY A. BRENNAN, I moved bank claimed that as for said Mr larbox at the Newtown station. Li Aveuue. BETH KU OONN. baye security and Mr from Canada takes Mr Recitation. "A tie Girl," Edith Uranulated sugar for (1. a k best Kerosene UOreenwrod JNo. 57 Joyce r my studio to claim had of which the Abbott. Oil for 50c ana (Joitee and Tea Umit 1 te.fotpwing O flara 'a place at Botsford, . the best you Bow ntany are ta Toarlina, Ua II IM Fairfield Ave., (over the commissioners were requested to find Recitation, "The Reason Why," ever drank for sac and all other goods, the are atot. K tptacrUrat uaei Kara oa. SStand arc Office.) Will have one of the cash, value : An insurance policy Mamie u. Uonnell. best the market affords at the lowest price at Clock are Uere mott We make a tMtaJi luof anan the latest Electric lights In- Edna Lovell Doke'a store. Stop your, horse on Uenter rloclr Repairing.aad II rag awd wnrtna of Uata aauire. If wr of roar Uamntamai improved $1605.25. in the New Life Miss visited her repalrlnc.I for Photographing Purposes and for Yrk sister, Drill, "The Stars and Stripes." street and get busy. are not r having Ibetueetvea. let u know about iw. I'rtonn oendlagly i mai Ma can take your DUQto nlsht or day. surance Co. An open account against Mrs John McAuliffe, in Bridgeport, Song, "." Harvesting Machinery Egfeoei adent of the weather. the ffew York, JJew Haven and Part-for- d ast week. Recitation, "Who Cares," Ernest , McDowell & Taylor's, At 920 Main JS--' Railroad Company for $7,188.18, Lobdell. Thumb hand aide of Center 8t., LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport, j 4-ve- Blackman, g FairfieldC Bridgeport, Conn. The admipistrator .claimed that said At the annual school meeting of the Recitation, "Summer Vacation," Bethel, Conn., SMITH BEERS', Bethel, Ct. THE NEWTOWN BEE. JULY 1907. FRIDAY, 5, N HOME NEWS. Pir.knev. lust south of Mr Plnkney's Pills dove cote, and is to build a bouse and Pink barn on tne lot. mi unurcmii pas CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. broke ground for bis barn. Will Cure . Mr and Mrs Frank Jellif has moved Brown's from Umpawaug to the Jellif place A Big". Stock store. H Topics of the C E. Society for the Rheumatism. near Connery Brothers' Danbury's Next Six Months. David Carll of New York is spend Anti-Bu- st ing several days here, tbe guest of Mrs Tin Ware, Form of the Disease Yields Edwin Gilbert. JULY. Every Mrs Frank E. Davis of1 Long Island Greatest of To This Blood Pur- . How our lives may be consecrated to our Building and and with her HriATfnS: use either side; 50c. These boards 2. spent Saturday Sunday .,,r,rM.7.cn country. Isa. t:l-1- (Consecration Obsti- husband at Mrs Ella Knapp's on are TOmehinwtod are selling ilke "hot cakes." Meeting-- Leader. II. M. Smith. ifying RemedyjEven Peaceable street. Mr and Mrs Frank S Store. burner with ovens. 14. Present-da- y applications of the first four nate Cases of double and three U. Long move OIL STOVES single, Commandments. k.x. 2U:1-- E. Davis are soon to back to this vrniTNTATN ICECREAM FREEZERS. Leader. Wis. K. E. Danforth. " of tbe country. Standing. part Pumnn-- r n,TP, which is the latest Present-da- y applications of the last six; Mrs George Benjamin and son of Is full of seasonable Spr"--J a ENAMEL WARE, produc 7. - mfthYST Commandments. Ex. JO:12-1- One of a two weeks' .lalltii- A SuiMrl an!MrtniiiL ofih( and strongest enamel on the market, Miss Kleanore result the unusually trvin? Waterbury are enjoying AM latest Weaves and Colors In liaut-U- a. tion and is decidedly the toughest Leader, Northrop. weatner Mrs Mr TJJmorks. fram 75c 45 to to-da- y. 1 5:18-2- 1. oi tue past spring is tbe gen stay with Benjamin's parents, urires to P f PAILS, 60c; very heavy. The golden calf of .John B. Bouton. A blx stork of C'ruqucl in sets f. ' " Leader. Miss Ethel Peck. eral prevaienceoi meumatisminrougti-ou- t and Mrs Floyd OiJfnni .nil atllr. T "w Uk A . PIPES. Etc. PRESSURE REGULA . al.ht nl.vnN r nnTTF.RS. tbe country. Wblle rheumatism Dr J. E. Adams, tbe presiding elder, aJV-fl.Si- 1.50. I.T5. . Sl.aO. 3. S3.50. TlM-tf- c BUCKET PUMPS, Etc. AUGUST. Is a disease of tne shown will hold a conference and FIKEWOEiK RUBBER 1 blood, Its TORS, IRON ANI The consecration of our bodies. Cor. 6: by quarterly and flnixli. 1S. 20: Ivom. 12: 1. 2. (A vacation conse- hereditary character, cold, dampness. also preach a sermon at tbe Methodist KUreen Natural Steam, Water and Hot Air cration meeting-- ana oi weather are church, next Sunday afternoon, I We do Plumbing, Tinning, Leader. Eev. R. E. Danforth. changes excitlDg 3 30. July Fishing tackle for the city vUllur anl(aw x: oK-ii- i Drice on lob or causes, ny arresuDg tne usual secre 7, services to begin at a Uo make 104:16-1- 8: ti-nl- .i.-- w oU in any- large of the trees. Ps. cause Hudson will BVfplira. too. and baokeUi. winduirIA auu tions they the latent poison in Rev N. H. exchange Cn-imJ- ncauug t" 1 :i-i- i. Leader. Addison Allen. JSand door srrwiis. free?rs for tbe blood to develop and acute rheu next Sunday morning, July 7, Novi-lil.ia-a small. The value of decision. Eph. 4:14. 15; Jas. pulpits, of and leva, and many more :i-- s. matism is the result. with Rev J. N. Hubbard Cannon. 1 Leader. Harley T. Peck. Mr will Foveisrn missions: Christ In Mexico and It generally commences with stiff In tbe afternoon, Hubbard America. Ex. 20:1-- 6. ness and lameness and sometimes to the children at the Fresh Air For South with speak the Leader. Missionary Committee. chills and fever. Tbe pain in the farm In Branchville. m J. PIALL'S, . 'SEPTEMBER, joints oecomes more ana more severe Mrs M. E. Crosby, who has been vis Conn."" "T "T Tsa. 35:3. 4s 30:15. and causes agony at every attempt to iting friends in Soutn meriaen ana i Tav Sandy Hook, is: lleb. 3:14. (Consecration meeting.) move. Tbe disease la liable to shift Bridgeport, returned home, last Sat- - e HarU- - Leader. Carlton s, Smitn, from one of the and some W DanDUry 2. portion body God's Oninipreser.ee. Ps. 139:1-1- has had resi Fourth. times involves me neart. While Or Mrs Edwin Gilbert her Leader. Rev. O. W. Barker, some dence newlv and is now hav ware Co., God's Omniscient. Isa. 40:12-3- 1. Williams' Pink Pills have cured painted Leader. A. P, Smith, of the most obstinate eases of rheuma ing her place occupied by M. Connery Smokes 29:9-1- 1 Who 1 Mr Scott of Ridge-- The Man Gi(l's Omnipotence. Cliron. 3 tism much pain may be saved by tak newly painted. 249-2- 51 Main - Should consult us and be ia sure to tind St.me- - Leader, Dr. F, J, Gale, ing tne remedy when the first symp- neid is doing tne wont. St , g ...... 1 Ic l.t -- rrl u nH VuHtui:.. -. - - w 1 - Home missions: Religious progress in our toms appear. Mr and Mrs Frank J. imams oi suit Hne or 3: o; :h-- ii. thing ni8ie.usuur.M...wS.J alsoflndherea j,irs 3poi.,.jng cities. 1:1-- b:i-j- &.. a - N. a few Danbury. Leader. Committee Mr jr. Mcuiure, traveling Bales- Port Chester, Y., spent days. allklnds. - Missionary JNo. 150 ana Mrs s. goodsof 4t FalrBeld Ave.. Opposite Poll's Tfieat.- man, living at .North Pearl last week, with Mr jonn DAN LI- - cM.TH BKIWJKI'OKT. CONN. OCTOBER. street, Albany, N. Y., says: "I had Williams. Frank Williams and Dr Rallvtothe work! Ex. 14:15: 2Chron,31: muscular rheumatism for ten years. Stevenson enioyed a day's fishing at 20-2- (Consecration meeting, Leader. Committee, often so severely that I could not leave Broad brook. Prayer Meeting in one or Axel 1 2:15-1- 7. my bea. the several physi Anderson, the grocery mar, 13. Remember eternity! John 24. 25. who a stock of dress and nelu H. and Leader. Miss scudder. cians prescribed for me at various has good Beers & Blackamrthinz, Carriage was me straw overalls and Cemetery and Memorial Work Co., 4: times able to in jumpers, The of the Prov. 24:30-3- help the least. hats, Wagon Repairing. Best ' duties day. All this time the disease was men's underwear for tbe summer Rom. becoming fparln alan a nlru HnA nf hftmmflT.lnL JIiss 5iabel L. Taylor. more chronic and my suffering was aw- " . : . T ' I x l r t Newtown. L 24:42-5- 1. so ror vnese not C. SM ALLEY, Pump Mil sr. The rewards of fidelity. Matt. ful. Finally it became bai that I ustthe thing your lawn 02 L. jj Leader. G. R. Wilson, had to go to hed and stay there as I nilglieS Chapman, Stepaey Deaat, Ct. on NOVEMBER. could not move without terrible pain. Benjamin l ayior, toe OOULrauwra, Successor to oaaa. J. Huobi KflTABUSMHD IN 1880. now raised frame for tbe third double Acfiuainted with God." 22:21,22. My sickness worried me greatly the Gil- Practical Horseshoer. (Consecration meeting. for early the following month I had to bouse they are building for tbe and Oarrlaffe Earth i.t'aut'1 Miss Anna Carlson, start out on toe roaa and 1 was, bert & Bennett Manufacturing Co. on Wagonalso BlacksmlthinR In there ana nas and Pain tinK; 10. The greed for gold. Prov. 23:4, 5; Luke almost in hea ana all run Portland avenue, last week, branches. First class workmanship I. neipiess, I In ft. reasoo- - ' Luke 12:I2-- down in the foundation ready for the fourth. imnfawd and orl - always : A. health and strength.. OaAniT e-- t Division for Leader, George Barnum, are also for two Telephone Ooni Ion Bridgeport 'My wile said she bad heard that Tbe cellars being dug j Wells Wanted: men for Gideon's band! Judg, Dr Williams' Pills were good for more. :2-- pink 7 7. Mr Mrs McMane Leader. Gustave W. Carlson. rheumatism and it was upon her ad and T. entertained We to the and 1 friends from New York over the 5 belong never work vice that tried them. After taklne Your ! party that Home missions: The progress of mud . and Cisterns. Num. them for three or four days the pain Fourth. - Buy NOTICE throws aruontrtiie immigrants. Beok- sand. Thai is me 31. Leader. Missionary Committee, began to leave me and in a short time Sherman Crofut and Harry kind of shoes we put on your horse, 1 was on my feet atraio, feeling as well wlth of Newtown, who are doing tbe stock of shoes and all weights at my old standtga Guaran- DECEMBER. as ever. Dr on the new house on Portland The lieaiity and utility of gratitude. Ps, and strong Williams' lathing ""111 H wmVSJSNti 111:1-1- 0. X avenue x uennett " teed to pur- (A Thanksgiving consecration Pink Pills cured me and am willing for the unoert Supplies B M. L. C. are Manufacturers of aad Dealers in Poultry TUTTLE, foul meeting. Leader. Nicholson. to have this statement Manufacturing Co., stopping witn ' SOUTHBURV. CONN. ify any published.' Mr Rnri Mm T.vman Franklin. well or cis- Lessons from an old love story. The book Dr Williams' Pink Pills have also ' Shop closed every Saturday noon. of Ruth. Read in the meeting Ruth cured such blood disease as Floyd B. Bouton is having a cottage ne HiPnest tirade ot Ceme 2:10-2- 0. anemia, OF tern In ten Leader, Miss Jessie Taylor. aeoiiity. scrofulous conditions, after ordi- Confident testimony for Christ. Luke 12 effects of tbe and fevers. ust west of the undertaking rooms. tery Work from days 3. grip Owing 11, 12; Acts 4:13-3- 2. M. Wersmeur and Frank T. Pad use. .X. 4 to the intimate relation between tbe Trumbull-Merchants- nary m'.iLLM.. Leader, Miss Clara Young. Granite and Marble. Announcements of . blood aiid nerves, the pills have ben dock of Waterbury are doing the work. The Magnificat: a Christmas song. Luke tb e in Office and Salesroom: iNewtown 1 :4ii-5- 5. found invalu such nervous dis W. B. GLOVER, Leader to be appointed eases as nervous 300 Stratford Ave., Ct The coming triumph of the Cross hpw dizziness, debility, Bridgeport, 11 0. even White we hasten lit Isa. neuralgia, St Vitus' dance and may Committee. Branchville. WingPoul Trumbull, Leader, Prayer Meeting partial paralysis and Locomotor atax John T. Porter, Oonn, Undertakers and Embalmers la. J. S. Exnart Horseshoer Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by TO HUSTLE BUSINESS, BATES, THOUGHTS FOR FLAG DAY, Si-or- b Co., and Geaeral Blacksmith. all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, Tbe Monarch Co.. successors Successor to tub Bates oo try Supply on of 50 cents per box, Mining of and Wagon Repairing receipt price, to the Traylor Mining & Milling Co. fe NICHOLS, CONN. All kinds Carriage 7 m. 17771907, six boxes $2 50, by the Dr Williams Monumental jBajldiag-of- l done. Shop open every week day from a. & Medicine N have taken down tbe factory at tbe to p. m. Strict attention paid to business. Prindle florris Company, Schenectady, of tbe and ar Cash. nlant lust north depot Re-aetti-ae; Prices reasonable. Terms W. H. PRINDLB. L. O MORRIS. One hundred thirty years have gone, a mucn leaaiaf aad Hoanmei ita.1 Just count them one by one. erecting larger Headstoaes, ete. above our be equipped with xTTthe best Funeral Directors Since waved glorious flag, to-da- te TRUMBULL O'er the land of machinery for their business. 4a Water St., Ct and Embalmers, Washington. Work. Mr Greenblat opened his hotel Tbe new buuding is 50x15 feet and e5 Norwalk, S. OONN. Since then our starry emblem. this week, for the season. feet high and is to bave a capacity of All are tested on our J. Conn. Has floated on the breeze, goods thoroughly by U8, o Parks, day. Big stock of shoes for Spring and Summer Newtown, lojJiQijs output per They hope trade just arriveJ. Oall and see us We can Breathing aloft an anthem, he sum to have the plant in operation in H. Farm at Nichols, before on fit yon and save you money. Groceries and To the God of the libertiesr" f Shamrock, the pleasant about two months. Superintendent Q. Keane's Poultry being placed farm machinery. Call : mer home of Mr and Mrs T. F. Murray Is I Telephone With welooked on in. a. of tbe company, Eugene Zabriskie, Monumental the market. ' jDricJe upon it, Botsford Hill, is bright new 23-- 3. 3. - in of work. W. H. Prindle L. O. Morris, "l is beauteous to behold, coat of paint. charge tbe Works, Its white and crimson streaking, I a our have the benefit of Just Received V Is dearer far than gold. J. P. Murtaugb has purchased tbe Houaatonlc Aw., BrMzapart, Ca using supplies you A for was OUR NEIGHBORS, Keller place near Cooper Station and FANr.Y-RACT- C ET fearful price it paid, our for Car of . is to build a large barn on tbe place experience nothing. CORN. FANCY CORN MEAL,. CHOICE RED HAL WE Y, WILMOT The blood of thousands shed, on1 ia r.n trinvA t ho hnilfip rtn t hp htlil ll vely runaway one day last week. He WHEAT andotlieT feed. To keep it from a tyrant, will had his saddle JKeej rour stock healthy with International REYNOLDS. But all honor to the dead. and thoroughly repair it. He go pony hitched to his road Stock Food: new stock just arrived. The Georgetown, extensively into tne onioKen ousineBs. cart and went to get in when the horse best. Husted Chick Feed for young chicks. UNDERTAKERS, Mr bis started and ran into the bushes the , Sent Free. and Grain at lowest 168 They fought through many battles, Murtaugh bas resigned position by Samples All kinds of Feed, Flour State St.. Bridgeport. Conn. They stood the mighty shock. KU OSBOBNC. as manager of tbe Sunny Brook farm roadside, badly wrecking: the cart but prices, duality considered. will move to not The Farmers' Feed Stoke. When hurled her forces. Eli died his home in Lit- and after a vacation bis fortunately greatly injuring the B. Vine St. Near Park Ave On them near Plymouth Rock. Qsborne at own place and carry on, besides horse. Gborgh Hawlet, 8B5 tle Boston district on June 8, it A- Edward H. Wimoi. OUnton Ave. - Friday, in where he bas Superintentant W. - DeForest is F. Iohn R. ltBTNOl.Da, 289 West A ve. The flag- was kept from tyrants, aged 85 years, 4 months and 14 daya. working Rldgeneld, in Chester Brinsmade, taken a position. .- riding out a runabout auto purchased Telephone 331 The foe was driven out, Tbe funeral took place from bis late Mrs John Richards and of of Norwalk Trumbull, Conrj. "We've gained our rightful station, " borne, Monday afternoon at 3 30, Rev children parties. G. Bridgeport and Mrs Gus Baum bas The Life farm is a busv nlaee now. Just hear the nation shout. A. Furbu8h officiating. Tbe burial been a week with friends in The first installment, of 200. children sporx ling's few weeks in Pouirhquac. -- was in Umpawaug cemetery, Bedding. spending from New York Stevenson. N. Y.. with friends. Miss Stowe is a Once more does jealous Britain, Ark & A. No. town. f left for their homes, F. Tbe lodge, F. M., 39, of who last two-- of Mr and Mrs Warren P. Keating, Attempt our nation's life, wbicb deceased was a at- A. Vltter of New York, rented Tuesday, after a weeks' stay, granddaughter FURNITURE DEALER, Again she's fully conquered. tbe member, tbe Dotton place at Little Florida, and 200 more arrived the same day. Stowe of this place. tended funeral in a h She then gives up the strife. tbe body and took bas moved there. on account of trouble-wit- the boiler BRIEF MENTION. Undertaking- - and Embalming in all Its charge of tbe services at tbe grave. Tbe school Little Florida closed, in his R. O. Bennett's Ash Mrs branches, promptly and carefully attended to. Upon the land or on the sea, Mr Osboine is survived by one at factory. Warren J. Stowe returned, last daugh- last There were very Inter- sieve factory has! been closed down for - TrumbulL SANDY.FOOK. OONN. Where'er those stripes and stars. ter, Mrs E. A. Pinkney. Undertaker Friday. a few 'Saturday. after a week's stay in Special Have since time been F. B. Bouton bad funer- esting exercises by the scholars which days. Bridgeport with her daughter, Mrs that carried, charge oi tbe were by a number of the par- Henry Mincks. who works at tK John Stowe. , been with huzzas. al enjoyed Capt A. B. Randall of the United Win. J. Beehler, They've greeted arrangements. ents and friends of tbe scholars. Aft- Grumman Ice Tool factory, ia ill at nis Mr and Mrs William Booth, who States merchant HanibaJ. now nome ahip. - The darkest days its life e'er saw, MBS CORNKL.IA CABLE. er tbe exercises cake and ice cream in BiamiorCL. havei been in Danbury. are now with at N. H-- . is spending- a Drive Fcmxral Director and Four decades since have were served to tbe scholars and visit- M. D. Emmons, who was ill a few Mr Portsmouth, passed, Mrs Cornelia Cable borne " and Mrs George Smith, where thev short vacation with his parents. Mr Ehralxeh, It was with vilest Treason, died at tbe ors. days last week, has so far recovered as will spend the summer. and Mrs W. R. Randall, of Chestnut This week in Lady Assistant always in attendance. Upheld by numbers vast. ofber daughter, Mrs W. G. Doig, in J. E Batteraon purchased a cow, to be able to go to Bridgeport to spend Miss Nellie Stowe of Bridgeport is HilL Telephone Connection. Rrookfleld. Oonn Umpawaug on Saturday, June 22, age last week. a few days with friends. Men's, Ladies' and '.Chil- For four long years with mighty host, 68 years and 8 months. Tbe body was J. P. Murtaugh and family left, last Virgil Sutton has moved to Weston. Did Treason try to sever, taken on Monday, June 24,, to jSenstf-c- o, for a two week's stay at A telephone has been in the dren's The bonds Old Glory's birth declared, N. V., where the funeral and buri- Saturday, placed Were made to hold forever. Asbury Park, N. J., with friends, be Grumman Ice Tool factory : also at the Mr and Mrs F. B. al took place. Undertaker F. B. Bou- fore going to their new home at Coop- Monarch Milliner Co'. a factory. HOSIER-Y- T Bouton, They failed, those bonds are firm and ton had charge of the funeral arrange- er station. - Funeral Directors and true. ments. Superintendent Thomas Slack ot Sale of Ma- Embalmers. So thrice this blood stained banner Still River was at the silica mill here, Tashua. Special Talking New Vork State License. AIKS LOTJISB JONES, Sweet, Orr & Co.'s $2 and Withstood the wars upon its life. last saturaay, taking inventory. Day Night Services In every shape and manner. Mrs Louise widow of Loren so Mr and Mrs Garrett W. Oliver are chine Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 Jones, BRIEF MENTION. Supplies. Pants, $1.50. on ! on ! ed Jones, died at her home near George- entertaining their daughter at their Branch Office Kldgefleld. Tel.: Xo. 1. ft Live live flag. home on Laurel week. Thomas Kohlar has sold his fine pair Live on ! town depot on Sunday, June S3, aged Hill, this or for the Machine for thy youth renewing 86 3 months. funeral Tbe Branchville school closed, steers to George Mervin of Green- Everything Talking Thou art growiug dearer to our hearts. years, Tbe took 27. field Hill. about half the Price-- For In- With . S. place from tbe borne of David Dibble Thursday afternoon, June Thew Regular every year ensuing, D, at June were eevolses by tbe chil- Miss Josephine Kohlar purchased a Woods, Nortbville, Conn, Cannon, Tuesday afternoon, dren. interestingice cream and. fine pair of twin steer calves of Mr stance: For$5wesell .S.CSacrvford & Co.. E. W. TROY. JR.. 25, Rev A. C. Furbush officiating. The Cake, lemonade Brown of week. . Hook. burial was in Zton II 111 were served to the pupils and visitors. Milford, last Newtown, Conn. Troy's Bi.no., Sandt Miss Delia Scanlon and Mrs Burke tbe cemetery Mrs Thomas Kohlar was in Roxbury. or Furmitur A New Liae of the Latest or JNew were at Cannon. Undertaker F. B. Bouton J. Ruseo is visiting her brother, i Morning: Glory Horn, red, blue green, $5.00 York guests, last week, had of funeral Charles Coggswell, on Laurel Hilt. ast week, looking after cattle. Goods. of Mrs P. Callahan at Sandy Hook, charge the arrange- E. Stand for same, 1.50 all its Braashes. Mrs Bourke ments. J. Schneider of Little Florida is 1 UasertakiaIa will remain for several new Dan-bur- y dozen Gold Moulded oo. Telephone Troy's Hotel. No. 28-- 3. weeks' driving a horse.purchased! of Records, stay. The Swedish Congregational church parties. n is being improved by being newly N. K. Hill was ill, last, and Slror-O- Regular Price, , $9 50 G. S, Barnum and family of New Dan are to week, W. A. Haven painted. bury parties doing unable be at his work.. HONAN, arrived., last Monday afternoon, the work. Andrew Godfrey began haying, last Exe-Grlasse- s. Our stock of Edison and Victor Records is com- Funeral Director and at their pleasant summer home on Cur- Gus Churchill bas bought a lot in Fridav. Send us we send all of I Embalmer, tis Hill for the season. Little Boston district of Mrs E. A. J. Weis of Laurel Hill had a plete. your orders, purchases ICE TiLlPRaKi cwtcwn. Ct quite $S or over, prepaid. . a. The Walnut Tree Hill school Young LookingInconspicuous. closed, All 1 of kind of Machines and last Friday, and- - the teacher, Mrs M. Metal Parts Guaranteed year Catalogues any Talking; At Wholesale F. Gaffney, treated the scholars and Hold Tight But Don't Feel Tight. Records sent upon request. and the parents and friends of the scholars Don't Come Off 'T1U You Take Them and Retail. Stationery to a picnic on the lawn about her Off. home. The table was loaded with Tires and Sundries. Periodicals. good things to eat and was very pret- 15he Century Bicycles, W. C. JOHNSON, tily decorated for the occasion. The Sonnenberg Piano Co., Come and See Them. In each of these lines our stock afternoon was Newtown, Conn. lsvery complete. We Invite inspection. greatly enjoyed by all. 1056, Mata St., (near Fairfield Ave.,) G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Post Office News At the annual school meeting at Walp Store, nut Tree Hill Jewelers, Opticians, 1 1 Arcade, district, last Wednesday Bridgeport. Conn. Bridgeport. evening, John F. Blake was elected 997 Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, The Schnabel, committee and Mrs M. F. Gaffney was Century Company, Inc., Phillip W. T. GAI.UAGHI-R- , chosen teacher for another ' BRIDGEPORT, CT. DodglnRtown Dis., Newtown, Oonn. year. Main St., Conn. P. O. Address: Bethel, Koute 24H. .x Main St., Sandy Hook, Ot. Established 1865. 87 Bridgeport, connections. near New Station. Mr and Mrs We present to all patrons and admirers of music Telephone nuShop England Barber James Brennan of New r Y. fl. C. A. Buildlnc riatruresser. satisfaction In all mv work Haven will home , CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. guaranteed Shoo ouen everv dav kdH open their near the for their consideration and the line lug KazorHoninx A depot, Friday. ' approval following The in 1 Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work Soecialty. of : Best the World Dy or contract Pianos day Mrs M. A. Mansfield, who has been Vlinott quite ill and under the care of Dr Clark Augur, now Royal Worcester , Sandy Hook. Oonn. of Danbury, is gaining, slowly. THE IMPORTANCE Dealer ia Choice Meats of All Kiada, CMckering AND Pealtry, Vegetables, eta. Rev Father Egan and Miss May ! 27-- 4. & Telephone Wooley of Sea Bright, N. J., and Miss Kranich OF KNOWING Lena Enniss of Bridgeport are all Bach Bon Ton Corsets. this week, of Mr and Mrs will never 5c guests, John Perfect What you don't know hurt you. TAYLOR & HUBBELL. A. M. Briscoe Son, H. Blake on Walnut Tree Hill. Miss Qabler, Crowns Fitting: At the same time, what you don't know will never do yon any good. NEWTOWN STATION. Carriages, Buggies, Farm and Wooley will remain for a few weeks' Satisfying You probably don't know all you should know. ' visit. Lumber . Business Wagons, Beautifying: Especially about buying your at HawleyviUe. Harnesses, and Harness Sterling, a We Get posted before you buy. Supplies The Fabric Fire Hose Go's, factory Try pair. sell nd recommend them pixJaay is closed HouiNbwtowh. Ot. Of All Descriptions. dawn, this week, while a Bawittilli,for the round. Thank- large new water wheel is being install Huntington, TAYLOR. CURTIS & E. C. PL.ATT. HawleyviUe, Conn. Nowapen guests year we ed. and the ing old patrons for past favors, Invite all Sandy Hook. Ct. S7-- 4. to come and see us. Transient boarders care-foll- y Telepkoae CO. to. Everything in the Building Material Line. attended Mrs John F. Nagle of Waterbury is The Brick Store, Saady Hook. Mr and Mrs A.. B. Plxlay. Prnr. the guest, this week, of her sister, Piano., Miss Catherine T. Sterling Player The Spring Styles Gaffney. Have You Seen r Tried Cattle For Sale. AT Piles and certain relief tne New Fresh Oows a Specialty. get quick Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell from Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. We rent Pianos and if rent to on or trade any day but Sunday. Corbett's Shoe Store, Please note it is made alone for Piles, purchased apply Fraak East Morris, Ct. SANDY HOOK OT. and its action is positive and certain. the price of the instrument Schram Automatic Torkiagtoa, 1 tctaing, painful, protruding or blind We have a suuerior line of Shoes and Oxford piles disappear like magic hy its use. A call at our store or co Fruit Jar? Ties for Indies, Men, Hoys and Misses in ail nickel-capp"- d invited, the latest styles and lasts. If vou are inter urge glass jars 50 respondence C. F. ested call and Rst prlp.es. cens. bold by K II. Beers, Newtown: solicited. noi xry mem cms year when you Beardsley, vnc c. liawiey tjo., htepney; f. J. liar put up fruit for next winter. . They GENERAL vin, isetnel; S. J. Tarts, Trumbull. are great. Establishment For Alexander Noe, AUCTIONEER, Dentist Eli Greenblat has just complete d a L. C. MORRIS, Veterinary summer hall near his hotel on H. W. NEWTOWN, CONN. Ansokia. Oonn dining HART. THE UtttOKK. - Mall Botsford Hill. The hall is 28 x 45 feet. St- Conn. -- 49-- 5: orders attended to. IVfn&ger. Telephone promptly E. D. Briscoe was in Cods. '1(MAain Bridgeport, charge of the 7. Newtowu, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1907. 5 New nilford. J Have Your THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. fast. 23e a Dound at Starr D can's. Baseball and The Crossett shoe "makes life's walk & Clothes The Congregational church resumes easy." See Golden Brothers about it. their twilight service, to be conducted on the midsummer Sunday evenings. STILL RIVER. Goods. These services have been popular in Sporting other years. The service will be varied Osborne Brothers have completed Made week to week out the 20 acres of tobacco Replenish your Fishing Tackle and get ready for the Bass Right from with special music. setting: Immediately after the twilight service they are raisincr. this year. Fishing in July. the Christian Endeavor meeting will Ira J. Waters has a fine lot of early LOW convene in the chapel. All interested vegetables he is raisinjr for the market Souvenirs of At Home Your in C. E. work, honorary members and and has already taken, to market spin- yAJ Corn-C-ut Every Description. By others, are heartily invited to this ach, lettuce, pears and strawberries. i meeting. Mr Waters peddles in New Milford 7 .Home Tailor ' Dea W. G. Green leads in considering every Monday and Thursday and those i( the appropriate topic for the week of who buy vegetables of him are sure A of the national holiday, "Good Citizen- of getting their fresh vegetables right Splendid Line the Latest Styles in Cloths ship," at the mid week meeting. Toes-da-y from the garden P. n. CASSEDY, to Select From. evening. Work on the state road which is be On Firday, at 7.30 p. m., will Joccur ing built on the Plains, is progressing Poatoffice Building, New Milford. 1 can save from to $6 on Come the preparatory service for the com- rapidly. The top dressing of gravel you $5 every suit, munion. is now being put on. in and see me and be convinced. Next Sunday the Sacrament of the ttobert Campbell is ill at his home in Lord's Supper will be administered. Danbury with typhoid fever. His The offering last Sunday was for the mother. Mrs L. P. Campbell of this Fine Line of Men's Furnishings. Congregational Home Missionary So place, "as in Danbury to see him. ciety, to supplement the regular offer- last week. ing taken on a stormy Sunday with Ira J. Waters completed setting a small congregation present. out his tobacco, last week. Osborne Telephone 40. did him - Brothers the setting for with '.'w "Ml luM trie- jr,u rv.mfoM. (ni ii.l - mMrv DAVIS MARKET, Bank: New All IfOrel. their machine. nHl of vlll mi I ! i.k in. .IT J. ir Imi--I ami mlttara .Mar k St., HARRY S. WENGROW, SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. I.TH1M' iwnl Oxitinls ara- - il la) Hf Irrl) - Mrs Waller of has leen uadvtm laul nut a k North River Shad. Large Blue Fish, Weak Fish, Large Fresh' Mackerel, Porgles, Silver Eels- Gaylordsville cut lM at aiv rrulir rmUi4.ml (( , Lamprey Eels, Steak Ood, Halibut. All Fresh Oaught; tiobsters and Soft ' A meeting of New Milford lodge. spending several days with her pister. Grabs Friday and Saturday. Tailor and Clothier, No. 292, N. E. O.P.,will beheld, next Mrs Fred Joyce. Tuesday evening. J. G. Aitkin of Long Island, who pur- in Town. New Milford, Connecticut. Good Shepherd lodge. No. 65. I. O. O. chased L. D. Olivett's farm, moved his Crossett Oxfords. Best Vegetables : officers TIm-m-lo- w tin-fn-- F.. has elected the following family here, last week, and has taken nil ilto .l.ln r Urh Tlw-- r ary mlllaoul N. G., E. L. Osborne; V. G., Oscar possession. MylUh. rivt-tiiiiiiira- iMl w-- i- Tlil l tx-- m-- for-- ; I.ii l ion oxhirri. lih .at-n- l t HO It ixJ-4o- u Ross; R. S., C. D. Pulver T., Charles Miss Lillie Osborne of New Milford t - iin ( t.H. ami Um of tbe Plantz. These with the called on Miiart-j.- hlHH- moilfU liavc. All i.Ut- - and l.lia 1 1 - . 1 appointive. 1 friends in Still River, last i 11 week Thurdsay. ThursV'St: by DistrictDeputy William Wanzer completed setting TOP of the JOB I Mvrnn Patehen. T.io-h-t refreshments out his SZ acres of tobacco he is rais Sparkling will be dispensed ing, this year. Deliciousness ' IN THE MORNING. I Mrs M. A. Tucker is spending a few Golden FRESH, CLEAN MISS HATCH MR DODD. weeks in Danbury with her sister, Mrs Brothers, Sparkling, fizzing, full of William Judson. life fresh as the dew in A very handsome green and white Railroad Street, New Milford. . G. early morn cool as amoun- - wedding was that of Miss Lillian A POPULAR TKAIMNQ PLACE. tain stream delicious. MILK Hatch of Still River and James H. From The Dodd of New Milford, which took place, When driving into New Milford to Wednesday evening, atlthe home of the trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, Nobles New Milford Creamery. bride, .Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. Hatch & Marsh will be found conven The bridal party stood under an arch of of W. A. laurels and white bride s ient, while this firm's large stck Soda! PARCEIXS, Prop. peonies, ihe meat and feed will found A. CHAS. A. PARCELLS. Mgr. gown was white embroidered organdie groceries, be JBuy Sewing Tte soda that grows ever over white silk. She carried white attractive to economical buyers. more popular. Join the ar- roses. Her only attendant was Miss Machine. my of Soda Drinkers now Neal L. Slaats of Brooklyn. N. Y. See the New "England swing chair at regaling themselves at Her presents, which were numerous. New Milford Grocery Co. 'k store. New Queen, for cash, $20 00 consisted chiefly of cut glass and ster. Strawberries and pineapples, priru W. ling silver. Among the guests, which mil nice, at New Milford Grocery Demorest, 38.50 John Ath-erso- Booth, numbered about 40, were Miss S. n Co. '8. White, " General of Bridgeport, S. Buckingham of F. R. Smile has the sole agency for 32.50 W. N. Noble, Repairing. Mrs C. R. M. B. Smith of New Milford Huck Brazing, cast Iron as well as other metals Don't get the idea into your mind that all stores sell the same California. for the cigar. Singer, time or cash machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- goods at the same prices. There's always ONE store that leads, s Boston, Mrs J. L. Ferpinning and W. Xrnggi8t W. N. Noble is offering Bank St., New nilford. nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knives, in Suydam. line of the famous Wallace Wheeler & Wilson, " shears, sickles, lawn shears sharpened, horse better stocked, and closer priced than all the others, especially complete Telephone 88. and toilet clippers ground by special power confectionp. Two jtood second hand machines at machinery. Enterprise meat .chopper plates KILLED BY THE CARS. D. McMahon, the popular tailor, ha S3.5U and J8.50 each. md knives reground. All the above warrant- and Men's a line of shoes, to ed to cut. Saw filing In general. Umbrellas Clothing Furnishings. Amzi Benson, colored, was struck by good guaranteed repaired with new ribs and covers; have a near wear and stand the storm. A line of self-openi- the food line of samples for CoVers, Come in and let me convince you that mine is that store your train, early Monday morning, stylish bats lust received. Also some Good Bargains on our 5 frames included. Blcyoles, guns, revolvers, will end and wants be filled. As an Jackson's crossing and killed. He was handsome summer caps. Good values carpet sweepers, sewing machines, violins, perplexities your satisfactorily 30 years old and leaves a wife. His and loc Counters. etc., put In order, Key fitting, locks, trunks, experiment, isn't it worth trying? were taken to the undertak in men's pantaloons. Carriage Making, fishing rods, and many other things repaired. remains For a refreshing glass of sofa water Pneumatic tires of all descriptions on notice. ing rooms of Hubert Thomas. The bur- with pure syrups call at the drug store and Bicycle tires and sundries on hand. Mail or- ial took place on Tuesday. Repairing ders receive prompt attention. You will find or Albert invites Painting, me at junction of Bridge, Bast and Grove Sts. Farmers speak highly of the Secur All work guaranteed THE BOOK. stock food. Frank Evitts sells It Riddiford's, Box 604. New Milford. Oonn C. A. ity Bank Street, - New Milford. Horseshoeing & Jobbing. Trowbridge, Dea Minott Giddings is to have charge and recommends it highly for horses. Clothing Furnishings, of the local canvas for the sale of the Large Line of Carriages and Buggies book, "Two Centuries of New Milford, C. E. Kiddlford is headquarters for on hand at Lowest Prices. v Press of correct and work in watch Easton. A Drive Bank New Ct. Ct.," issued by the Grafton satisfactory w Special Street, Milford, New York. The book is bound to have and clock repairing. borne of the In A $2.00 a large sale," as like the celebration, it watch and clock repairing promptly BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. a v mr r will be complete and a credit to the attended to at the store of M. w. mil. - town. Mallett San ford's large stock barn Features 1. J. JViulcahy, Sweet Orr Pantaloon, Fine confections and smokers' per-- I near his tenement house, was struck Elm Street, New Milford. . COMMITS SUICIDE BY SHOOTING, quisites at Cassedy's. by lightning in the bad thunder shower Which contribute to of Thursday, June 20, but fortunately Clifford J. Ellis, a fireman on the did not set it on fire. It struck the New York & New Haven road, com-mit- ed and went in $1.50! 45-- r cupola, badly wrecking it A Great Stock of suicide by shooting, Saturday Kent. side, splitting many of the beams and A Fine Line of afternoon. His age was 27 years, four tearing off the covering of the barn. and 15 A wife and one San-ford- 's Worcester months days. It is not quite a year since Mr Spring and Summer child survive him. The body was tak MACEDONIA AND VICINITY bam back of his bouse was struck Shoes Furnish- Home of the Post en to the - funeral Hats, and Card, t Winsted, Monday, Mrs died and burned to the ground. at home of his fath- Alvira Winegar, aged 88, the w, taking place at the home of her son-in-la- Alfred Robes ings er, George H. Ellis, Wednesday. Fu flower Lap Main, in Warren, June 21. She was THE JUDD SCHOOL. SOULES neral Director Thomas had the arrange- the widow of the late John Milton and Blankets. ments in charge. and until a few months since The Judd school closed. Friday, with Winegar which were well earned out A Stock ft Work and At McHahon's, Store. lived at the old homestead just over exercises SUPERIORITY. Complete Sta.tiorery MISS CURTIS BECOMES MRS the line in the townlof A men i a. N. Y by the children, after which all retired Driving Harnesses. att-Plu- Mtq Biaxjk. - CURTIS. where half a century of years of her to the lawn, where cake and ice cream Cor. Baak aad Railraad Streets, Souvenir Letters and Post Card In South Norwalk. June2 5. by Rev life was spent. Mrs Winegar lived a were served. The was as M. and life, loved by her sons and program Simplicity of Construction. Frank NEW MILFORD. Saul O. Curtice, William Curtis quiet follows : Evitts, Albums, Too. Miss Anna S. Curtis of Bridgeport were daughters and greatly esteemed by all ypmrr amrtM than la uv oilier lloamr. mma RaUroad New Milford. who knew her. Two. sons and five Chorus school, "Here we and la caul Um mutx ajBtl Street, united .in marriage. Mr Curtis is by gather deals a. praUcl lanptaal Block, Bank Street, New Milford. popular young Bridgewater farmer. . daughters, with a number of grand every morning . Mygatt children and great-grandchildr- sur - Recitation. "How he saved St Mich Extraordinary Strength. Hammocks and croquet sets in gneat vive. The funeral was attended at the No ot her nnalare la eoaMnolM of Wor- - The Money Saving- Also on Sale at D. E. Soule's Store, church in ael's." Ada Davis. Moarera raoetvoa ma ooustdermuoai at M. H. Mallett's. Congregational Kent. Monday, CMr um variety, ceme to Kifeama ma attririuatrd Uuaacboatbk, bm-chl- ne New Comer Main and Bank Streets. Mrs Charles Pearson and Mrs John witn interment in the fc.piscopai Recitation, "Nothing wear." malteart ia House, ti.i a part. arai Kngland Store. Johnson returned to Canton, Pa., Tues tery. Mrs Winegar s death is one of Dorothy Davis. , equal to any(wjau-al- It ut calledtapoa to bcvr. Louis C. Raifetanger, Prop. , day, after a visit of a few days in three close and intimate neighbors who "Freedom's Ada and Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Salt, etc. town. have passed away very recently. Miss Song. Flag". Durability. Bank New nilford. Dorothy Davis. ActaaJ ha. nwiai that Wm . St., A llarge stock of Men's and Boys' Mr and Mrs J. F. Shaw and son of Julia Wilson who died December 25. Mowtra arealn tastur d iaa mmw Shoes. Also a full line Rubbers and Oberlin. Ohio, have been visiting at 1906 and Miss Elizabeth Schermerhom, Recitation. "Boys and Girla". kaagr Uu Rubber Boots. Mrs A .H. Noble's. who died Monday of last week. All George Davis. Frances W ells. Up-to-da- te in its Appointments Select line Groceries and Choice Mr and Mrs G. B. Noble and Herbert lived near neighbors and death in each School. Light Draft. Meats. Mass.. came from shock. Quotations about the Flag. Abaolael lite autlnat mackla Ladraar lha. and .Equipment. Hill Noble of East Hampton. have "Glad Hosanna". Chorus by schooL horse aa hlicuvd la. Larre diivtac Hurray been visitinsr at A. H. Noble's and Dorothy Peters have aibeeta: xratnrla Me right, p'tca; evtarrlatac been Mrs Schoolroom baiancrd u perfCMTtioa. No n a i a 1 1 Attention Paid to Automo- J. B. Cox passed Monday in New visiting their aunt. James Reeitation."The Mouse," Um "law strata Especial & Coffee A.mateur York Mr Cox off at Aitken in Towners. N. Y. Alice Swenson. upuo uaa; aoura aecka. bile and Parties. Ackley, Hatch Marsh, City. stopped I n Driving In 1 Dound full welKht canis Portchester, N. Y.. to see his sister. and the Rain tcrchangeabte Parts. Railroad and Sts.. New Milford Song. "The Daisy Da-r- Bridge ters, ground by the detonating or steel cut whom he had not seen in 21 years. Kurr larra or aenalL tannrrJiajrir- - Excellent Table Service. process. Mr and Mrs Orlo O. Ward of Canton, Bethlehem. drops. "Five girls. ule. ir a part arc faralsa adaplacaM We bave taken the agency for this splendid Recitation. "The Senses" Francis Hi al tatcaaraateed to f U Ooffee, which is ground by a process that re- Pa., are visiting Mr and Mrs Watson moves the chaff, thereby freeing it from' the O. Ward. PRESENTATION TO REV S. H. Wells. Have Too element of tannin, which is the only harmful Hatch & Dewey are show me Thought of a element Known in uoitee. s. DIXON. Song, "Will the Angels let play, New Films iin? a very nanasome line oi nam-mock- : 35c lb. Can. tasteful in colors, substantial The Rev S. H. Dixon finished his Ada Davis and Bertha Canfield. For Pests ministrations Sun- Himself to - Spring Plates and well made. at Christ church, last Recitation. "Planting Insect Powder. White Hellebore, Photograph Mrs Dora Louise Brown of New York day. He has taken an assistant rector's Grow. Davis. M. II. - "Dorothy Camphor Oum, Moth flarbles. for a Consider how da Powders v. ureen. position in Newark, N. J., His par- Cor. Mala aodMallett,OmrcSi Birthday gift. is the guest oirars wimam ishiones him a Song. "June",five girls. Sta.. airabla aad valued a picture would be. New Solutions G. B. Schiappacasseee, the genial gave faewell reception children. Albert Evitts, Druggist, Besides it doea Hot become a mere CI. LEACH, New Cameras Bank street fruit dealer, passed Mon- ac w. Bennett s on hatuday even- Flag exercise. Four New Milford. Ct Private Wire 33. NEW MILFORD memory. It sever loaea ita charm aor Church Street, New Miltord. and Tuesday in New York. ing and pesented him with $22 in mon Reitation. "I'll try and I will, New day ey. About 2a were iatereatiag associations. Call at 5-- 2. Supplies G. B. Schiappacasse passed Monday present. George Davis. Telephone in New York and Tuesday City. Miss Anna B. Glad Vacation". Chorus by School. Let Us Show Vou. DruBrerist W. N. Noble has doubled Lake gave an after morning. In the afternoon the child-picn- ic Reasons for Using which noon tea, last week and the Miss Edith Logan entertained the ren had a : up on his sales of ice cream soda, Friday, on the achool ground. Neis's Bread The Hine Studio, speaks volumes for the cream furnished guests were Mrs N. L. B loss. Mrs B. school with two recitations and alter It.'. the beat; 2. It (roes farthest: 2. it's Parsell's New Milford H. Johnson, Mrs George W. Peck. Mrs select Postofflce Block, by . . . 1 1 r ' I 1creamery. J the -nrotrram with phonograbh i A WONDERFUL. oleaaure So eat it; 4. It satisfies; 7, alwys the xar ana mrsr r..n nuaman j A. C. Lake, Mrs N. H. BIoss ami Mrs . HAPPENING.'rj NEW niLFORD. CT. The Carter M.W. a. visneu . hi. ;.m.o Manv niesta were present from I House, HILL, week Johnson.. 8, you should it. Ask Insist on friends in New Fairfield, last Port Byron, N. Y.. has witnesaed t;. mnff.ic try The Jeweler, and Miss Amy L. Cooner of Naucraturk Stepney and Easton. Lake Waramaug, Conn. Thursday Friday. one of the most remarkable casta of New MUSord. New Milford, Mrs M. Bailey and Miss Jfcsennett pas spent Sunday as the guest of Miss El healing ever recorded. AmccK Klnir. Railread St., sed in New Preston. sie A. Lake. of Is Thursday Mrs A. C. Lake and Mrs A. Vree- - that place says: "Bucilena Arnica ! Open. Samuel Porter is passing his vaca J. West Redding. saive cured a sore on mr leg with tion in Goshen. land visited Mrs Lake's sister. M rs J. hlch 1 bad sufferd over 80 rem. I One Half Ee staurant The Washington Gunnery team were H. Atwood in Watertown. last week. am now live." Guaranteed NEWS IN BRIEF. eighty tn The Olive Oil Transient Parties at- defeated 12 to 1 by the New Milford A. P. Smith, editor of The Bee. snent cure all sorea, by Ii-- FI. Beers & Co Fenn given special - , Montana, hall nine,- Robert Bruens r riday night at Breezy Crest, after Tim the Txtntr Ridge church jfc Sold In this Is adulterat- Railroad New Milford, tention. Saturday. r.tnr of . V. i newtowD; tieits Betta. Sandy Hook; country Mygatt Blk., St., for the Washington boys. walking from Washington. '. Over l,.. t P. J. Garvin. W. N. Noble- ed with linseed oil or some other Ingredient, pitched Mr and Mrs S. ll'ua MitpHninMI )UIIUJ Betbel: - and usually a very poor article. For absolute- Meals served at All Hours. Meals to order at any time. Paris Mrs H. J. bmmons and Mildred and F. P. and Mr and Mrs William Hmq New Milford: K. J. ly pure olive oil perfect In flavor, put up In Give Me A Oa.ll. Edwin Emmons left on Tuesday for a P. Hayes attended the funeral of Mrs Miss Helen of lietnet Allen cans direct from Italy go to Pleasure and fishing boats provid- N. Warren Mitchell South Raymond speni nuntlngton; Joyce. Rosbutr ed. I visit in Chicago, 111., accompanying in Britain, few (lava, tnis weeK. wiiu Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Oo.. Rox G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, Green George Emmons on his return trip last weeK lhursday. Mr. Tames Cnrson. bury: J. M. Sulllvan.rReddlng Rid ire: sick New Milford. home. r. P.Hayes is and Dr Ixveland Mr n,i Mr Joel Crofut of Danbury Oonnery Bros., Georgetown: W. B, Miss Clara Meade, who has been vis of Watertown is attending him. cnr.f VnnH.ar with Fdtrar Crofut. uawley. hhermau: Honan & Soulr. Dr and Mrs Bragaw, has returned Miss Ora Crofut of Branford Point M m i - GaylordsTille; Smith Cornwall & iting ' Jpnmp Mallett oi uanDurj Bros., Fowler Toquet, Screen 'kDoors. home. Miss Meade is a designer for is the guest of her cousin, Mrs A. E. Mrs Stephen Baroum. Bridge: Edwin II. Beardsley, New VISIT Civil and Deering Dennison. J ohnson. Miss Maisie Wilson ot uanoury speni 1'res ton: ueorge K. Frlnk. Falls Vil Hydraulic Engineers, Robert Dunlap and friend started on Miss Ethel Judd was home the first Qiinrtuv with Miss Ethel 1 odd. lage; E. S. Fairchild & Sod, NlcboK Surveyors. an automobile tour to Albany. From of the week. She will spend the sum MissM and Bronson nas oeen isiuiik 25c Mowing Machines! mer with her Mrs M. A. Druggists Dayton's Brown & Knapp Buildihq. C. A. there they will proceed along the Hud grandmother, fnpnn4 in Ridcebury. ' - WAY Pool NEW OT. in CO., son river and thence to New Milford. Judd, in Watertown.'. Th. XliuM I .on and Dell parson at Temperance Rooms, BANK ST., MILFORD The Best the World. 87 Railroad New Ct. nice strawberries at Rev C. H. Good has come to SUend commencement and alumni 114. St.. Milford, Extra native tended the Bwiata Yai HnmwnBnBa Over Henry Donnelly's, Telephone Telephone 125-- 3. C. I. Leach's. his vacation in town. r tv.o rtothel Hich school, last week ,lbial Bank New Milford, Conn. E.E. Noble of Cleveland, O., visited Mrs Homer H. Waldron's condition Miss EtheLMyers of Danoury visitea Bigvataxs Street, Corn & Grain Harvesters. Agents! for Oliver Typewriters and A. H. is improved, out sne is in Misses Mabelie and Glenwood stoves. Noble, recently. a siignuy yet her cousins, the See Me and Save Money Beeman & Strong provided for 250 very critical condition. Mrv RiHer this week. Steam and teams one day during the The many friends of Dea William L The festival of the ixwig ttiogecnurcn Contractors and Builders. al. Burges will be glad to hear that he 20. was a decided Hot Water l was held June E. B. BUCKINGHAM. R. P. Strong returned from Warren. has so tar rerovi-rci- as to lie able to The society realized $22 for be out - Heaters, NORTHVILLE, CONN. The ADRIANCE Monday, after being aid up 10 days atram. if- f Unique with the mumps. r'2urv R. CarsMn haa closeil her & Manufactured by 154-- 2. Miss Dell Taylor Buckingham,! Telephone Edward Dolan and Fred Coleman school in Wolf Pits for the summer va Coatraetors aad Buildera, J. A. NORTHROP, Prop., Mower, started on Saturday for New York. Roxbury. cation. Miss Carson lias accfted the Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. New Milford, Oonn. for Driver and for Team. From there they go up the Hudson to LOC A L BR I KFS. iMiMition fitr another year. New Line Of Easy Then on to nt Estimates cheerfully furnished on large or Albany. Narragansett I.. I O... I . Miss Florence Piatt Sunday small contracts. Seat safe and comfortable. Plenty of foot Pier, Newport and Boston. l..... with her father. Fred Platl. room, with opportunity to cliane position. mixed i. A-iit- ! Kvery lever handy and easily operated from The Heinz sweet mixed pie uennis j. Marry, agei iiorn in o "Veils serine iHsitUm in the seat. One foot will do kles, 25c a quart, at fetarr & Dean s. Watergrasshill. County Cork. Ireland, ICallender Bros., most or tiie necessary operating1. lt,verythlnjr The Heinz tomato soun. 15c a can. formerly of New l ork. died at the Sailors at Half Wire. in sijrht. Oil eujs few and accessible. Steady none at fatarr & Dean s. home of his aunt. Mrs David Russell Trumbull. E. N. BURWELL, Dime Lunch Also Trimmed and Untrlruiued Hats at rmmiiir, least jar, no side draft, no neck better, from Half Kooms, weight. If your bicycle needs repairing, take Funeral Stephen Merritt's.il9 and and Paper Hanging. it around to the shop of Henry A 8th avenue. Tuesday. June 18. at ! a Painting 138 South riain St., Ct m.. from St Catherine's church in TERSONAL CHAT. First Class Work and Reason able frlces. Waterbury, Spatcher's, Booth. He will repair it for you in 59th New Try a cup of our exoellent Ooffee. A. H. short order. ' East street. Interment in St Remond's A horse driven by two ladies from Ave., Miuoed. - United New Vilutilu Paatryt mde- Bank Bdildirq, Mtlford McMahon, Mr tsootn nas added a lawn mower cemetery Bridgeport ran down Daniel's Farms left with O. A. Way Oo. -- Orders may be Bridge Street, New Milford. grinder to his equipment and can sharp- Mrs G. E. Barnes is spending a while street and was slopped near Harry v Investigate the Good Points of the en lawn mowers in a brief away on account of ill health. Maurer's residence. Both of the ladies your space Mr anil Mrs and Miss & Bartlett's Famous of time. Humphrey were thrown out, but were not injured. Trv Bowers Goods! Miss Mary Hart of Boston, Mass.. has Mary Humphrey attended the closing Gerald of spent BostonOoffees, New Kngland Lawn Dry TRY exercises of the Rise school Lineburg Bridgeport L Mr Mrs Wykcham with Dean Dana. I have orx-raed- a store in Lan been the guest of and F. J Saturday don s Block, Church Street, with a carefulrv Hatch. at Washington. Miss Helen Humphrey Laura and Rollin Beach of Norwalk The Red Shield Brand.' Chair selected stock of Cioocls. Give me a call Those summer having attended there the are their cousins. and Swing and save Dry Coffee at suits offered by Hatch past year. visiting Ikirothy a Pound. and Outdoor Settees at the money. Digesto & Dewey are going like hot cakes. She will spend most of her vacation at Merill Beach. Call and get Sample & Dean are a sel her home here. Mii Ruth Rrinsmade ha.1 recent tv David E. M. Starr offering great Mrs Morris New Milford Grocery Co Miller, MARCY'S, ler, Kitcnen enamel goods, one piece Grace and husband spent! spent a few days in Bridgeport as the Starr & Dean, Nkw Church Street, New Milford. Bennett St. New Milford. with every pound of tea. Sunday with her sister, Mrs Myron truest of Mrs Seymour Plumb. New Milford. Railroad St., Miuoio. given Thomas. White Plains school closed on Postofflce Block, Ferris bacon, the hot weather break Friday - mmmwmmkWmm THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULYJA 1907. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. DO "STOU GBT UP The Horse Market. Financial lirtltatla. WITH A LAME BACK? The Randall 6 pe Bonds. owned an "Washington. Kidney Trouble MaK.es you miseraoie. Company, irrigation reads the news (Incorporated) ryou company A COMPOSITION. Almost evervbodv who New Milford. Com.. light papers is sure to know of the wonderful 5 Years Buslaes. No Loa v , with a At the closing exercises of the Center cures xiituac y perpetual school Tessie Coll received the Swamp-Root- , busi- gold Kilmer's 762-76- 8 franchise to do prize of $25 for the best composition. the great kid- Chapel St. two of the most It was as follows : ney, liver and blad- ness in THE AMERIAN SOLDIER. der remedy. med- New Conn rapidly growing cities The American Soldier, unlike the It is the great Haven, soldier of most countries of the earth, ical triumph of the in the Central west, is a volunteer and since he fights out nineteenth century ; 6 after 170,-00- 0; of his own free will, iwe may be sure discovered years total population in his of scientific research as- thatj heis thoroughly sincere Dr. Kilmer, the and if you had love for his country. by and In other countries world such eminent kidney in the , of the and is wonderfully Gold sociated with you as Germany, the young men are com a a in nnitnntlv curing lame back, Coupon Bonds, management of this property, pelled to serve in the army, for cer or me Uu and best tain ot time, and so when war uric acid, catarrli uiaauci Issued in denominations number of the strongest length or no niapasp. WHICH IS me of men In that com is declared they need little r: trouble. known business r.f VirlnevV A I- drilling. In order to be properly pre lv" lsr. - - ; munity; and if your money in this tor of course this is a P ltiipr'sSWamp-HTOl- iiul let- This pared battle, ommended for everything but if you have Little property had been returning you good plan, but young men who have bladder trouble it will be in dividends for years served in an army are apt to become kidney, liver or $1000 $500 $100 6 per cent, and do wish to c ind tlie. remedy vou need. It has over cent lazy shiftless and not . j. . 1 wave in Viosnital and was earning 30 per work when their time of service is up. f Adv. HV THE at the present time, the difference i, ,A i nrivate rjractice, and has In America the soldiers are occupied 1 ...nnat-et- 111 I L 111-1- . a back in the to in different before go fVPTV lC being put property many ways they been made ! to and as Special arrangement has by pv w-f-- , The American Real Estate drill j-v- Co., for war, they severely they i v provide continually increasing are when a .',,;,-v- , nil readers ot tm paper, wnu - uu Amia w ffl . wouldn't you think you always prepared properly nave a. sample jv; Mjtht and Day Bank Budding-- business; battle commences. not alreadv tried it, may Fifth Aveaue and New York had a wonderful investment? To show more I will re Km cpti. free bv mail, also a book tell 44th St.. this clearly Swamo-Roo- t, and liow to The above describes exactly the late a story I have read about the kidnev or bladder trou-- B n (lioss Asset?, Dec. 1906, American War. The soldiers . J 4 1 11 1 s, 31, the value of the preferred stock of Spanish . . win i f'i 0r Mil, Big $9,446,095.89 U were on their way home and were in ble. wnen wmmg argai Capital and Sui plus, the Omaha Electric Light a Power some of the southern states on their generous offer in tnis paper auu I,5l9.5l8.30 rurmsnes Company, wtucn ugni way to the north. They had made an address to ur. Kilmer i Secured by Improved New erfc Meal Estate. and power to the cities of Omaha, agreement with the railroad company & Co.. Bingham ton, i as we to start a train at a certain N. Y. TUe regular and Council Bluffs, private one-.- 1 For full address Nebraska, hour and when the time came for the fifty-ce- nt and particulars t. under a perpetual franchise. to ..u r d-T- Knttlpa are Home of Swamp-Roo- : Pure bred Iowa, train start the company refused, make percheron Stallion, I am offering a block of this saying it had no extra men to spare sold by all good druggists. Don't Will Continue " , remember the name, and the men would have to wait mistake, but x-- . L. H. that iinv . . stock at a to net s o PRINDLE, preferred price incensed- - j Ur. .r,1S.11I11C1 RECTOR, NO. 40746. for a few days. This the gwaiuFxw!on rigr.. practically 6 per cent, men to such an extent that the men and the address. Binghamton, N. Y., 1 too id at a years ana 10 months. Foaled Mav 30th. 1004. First National Bank . weighsfci- l.OOO or resolved to run the themselves. bottle. and bred on - S. Akiaa' N. v., will stand at Building, if von have $ lOO. $ - train every the farm. Auburn, my place. Among- the men 'were found four $15.00. $ 10,000 to Invest, send for myl several Fee, Room 805, 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn. circular on this engineers, eight brakemen, Pre-Invento- SHELDON Conn Kpecii security. I conductors and firemen. The train was Mrs Andrew Holmes of Washington. ry Q. CAMP, Roxbury soon speeding on its way to the north She will also be missed by a large Thomas C. Perkins I but at the next station they were circle of friends. stopped and told if went by conn. Mutual Building that they Two FINE TROTTING STALLIONS! Capital, J Conn. that day they would collide with other $250,000 Surplus, $315,225.89 Hartford, trains along the road. The soldiers did A RUNAWAY. Clearance not know that this was only a plan of Orville T. Sherwood had quite a bad NATIONAL and LUTHER C. CHARLES G. SAN FORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH. Vice the company's but they soon found it runaway on Tuesday as' they were ago Will flake the Season of 1907 at My Stables In Waterbury, Coao O. H. BROTH WELL. Cashier. . Prt In " put. that station the telegraph ing to the New 'Milford fr j Two of tbe nicest big horses in the State. Just the kind to breed to and waa uiutiiu away ai a rait? aiiu As were 'going down Sale will sell a Like like. Trustees, Administrators and Others Mon one ot soldiers greatott train. they get something that for good price. produces Holding South Britain Announcements. the got the Hill into New Milford their wagon hit National ' 1 ' Lu'herC. eys In Trust strolled into the station near .the tele the horses heels him to run. ! causing National Is a bay horse, 10 hands high, wltb IjUther'O. Is a handsome Taeal brown boi Plod a of sueclml wKotm graph. He was munching a piece of Mrs Sherwood and the youngest child a record of 2.17H In a five which be IS 3 bauds htnli. sired bv cbecklot icconnt rain ud enaTnlanca ltfvllluu.mM heat race, Ouartermastr.2.W. ed upon for a statement of U10 account. Tbe clwclM machm for lira eiprndliarM gMna lb bread and butter and after waiting were thrown out and shaken up With won. He Is one of the best bred stallions In Bis dam was Olara P.. full sister to Nellie o wm u-iu- badly col- u.l.nc 1UII UIM .1UUUUL Ul uuary id xunapio. la it soir around for a -- long time he went back and bruised. When Mr Sherwood saw tbe state. Ills colls are all nice size and wltb a record of 2.27 H. His irrandam was Ida We solicit your account. NOW and soldiers who were watch ors and are all bays and chestnuts He was Hchepber, by Hott's independent, aun of Kys told the he could not stop his horse he threw sired by Wellington, who was got by Kentucky dyk's Uambletonlan. Luther O.'s colts are ing for him, that the company was to his boy out and jumped out himself, Prince. His dam was Agnes, by Aberdeen, nice size, nice color and stylish and would be . First National m Bank, attack them that night and forbid with a few Greater son of Uysdyk's Ham ble ton lan and his grand-da- fast If they had the proper training. He - Is the Time fortunately escaping only Eyen was Widow Machree,who was by Seeley's Is sire of Plng Pong. Wltb a record of Temporary Address: 823 Main Street. Bridgeport, Oonn.- bid them using their tram. Night came bruises. The wagon hit a tree and American Star. 2.22. to look after that - Get on' and with it came the company, who with the harness was a complete mowinc machine and horse rake. attacked the soldiers who were watch wreck. The horse continued to run and Before you breed your mares come and look at my horses and see for yourself. If you them In shape before you need them mg tor them. The company never was well into town before was stop to breed to a smalt pacing horse or a small horse of any kind, of poor Jco'or, you will never get Perhaps you will need new ones. it effort your money back. I am always home at noon and at 6 o'clock la the evening, for pedigree Established 1S66. found out how they were surprised nor ped but he escaped uninjured. ana run intormauon aaaress Remember the kind W. A. Woods did the know .that therag-ge- d, 3 tons depot agent The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. About barn hay for sale. hungry soldier who was in the SAMUEL LOWE. P. O. Box 18, Waterbury; onn. Banking station that morning was a depot agent George Smith visited his father Clear the Stock C. P. himself before he went to war. Danbury for a few days last week. - WILLIAMS', The company were beaten by the Jacob Naas has gone to West Point, T.- and the next the soldiers N.-- Y., where he has taken a li. Watsom & soldiers, day position. -- Co., South Britain. - 5.54 ' were speeding on their way to the Frank Collins , who has been running S. S. Lenten, v BANKERS BROKERS f : north. If the company had taken the his blacksmith shop for a few weeks Education. S. S.. ,5.90 special Notice. case to court there were several law near his home, has returned to his po- General clergy relief, il.00 Stocks and Bonds Ha viatt ODened the Barber shoo In Munsoc yers to defend their own case, and if sition as head blacksmith with the Mine Woman s Aux. missions. 15.95 We ball, am uren red to do all kinds of Tonsorial they had continued fighting there were Hill Quarry Co. at Rock Side, and now " ' box. 12.00 Bought Corner Main and Joba Street. Bridgeport, Comm. worn In tbe best workmanship manner. Sat does work his and Men's thank Two isfaction shod onenea vveanes doctors to administer to the wounded only at shop nights offering. ;5.74 Nearly Hundred Wagons day from 8 30 p. m. to 10 p. m. Saturday from soldiers and priests and ministers to mornings. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. m. 11 m. Miller & Brown of have hir 84.56 early this spring. Expected they would last us all summer. They did not sp to p. prepare them for death. Danbury Total, sold we more car- MARTIN OKA.NE, South Britain, Oonn. This is but to show how truly handy ed the house on the hilljust west of the Grand Total, $760.76 Nearly all June I. So bought and have just unloaded three soldier Station for their men, who are work 1 loads of wagons of every kind and style. the American is. Tessa Coll, On July the Rev Sidney H. Dixon, "T reader of thin l.n la ana ware Is 13 in wood below Weller's i paper mil -- that tbere aaca a Fresh Fruits and Vegeta- years, four months, Center school, ing the job who since September 20, 1903, has There is something about our goods and prices that sells them. If you IP THFRF IS mine In Cower Ualirorala. Mci. as Uie Aurora" and that It is ail Washington, Conn. Bridge for I. F. Terry. served the as reader, deacon snow 18. readT a very valuable prooeny. It Is certainly aot my fanlu bles. parish lay will stop in tninK we c id you what It It Is barely one year since tbe stock ot tbe famous "Mohawk of GoldBeld. Guests the past week at the beward and priest, will cease to be minister SO nlw Nevada, we nave teem In tnelr seasons. We now House were Mr and Mrs Ernest War in will become was aelllna; at less toan cents per share, now aellloc la aetKhoormood of fI per share. nave Bananas and ARRIVALS AT THE BADER charge, and assistant Remember wegell everything on wheels; automobiles Included. x Having twice Inspected the "A LKOB" croup of mUtea, ieaad know! tut as I do Ue waoroKMis oranges.strawberries,Mew Pineapples,and fresh ner of Winsted, Russell Sturges of Sea minister at St Paul's church, Newark values already disclosed. 1 do oot hwkltate to predict, that a year heace will aad I be etock f cabbage other vege HOUSE. Water- - the Aurora Oonnolldated M loins Uo Uoted la the same claas with taDies. Maying season will soon be here, we Cliff, L. I., Mrs Floyd Allen of N. J. His address will be 11 Market Paste la the famous "atohawka can tit yon out with hand rakes, forks. L. Graff, Johnstown, Pa. bury, T. r . - erry ot Bethel, m. M, N. J. this your hat. scythes, snathes and rifles. Make your home F. Hosford. New Preston. Miller street, Newark, pleasant. Buy a Victor Talking Machine, al J. and Prestonj Brown of Danbury. so ail the latest records for sale. Groceries J. F. Addis. F. M. Williams, F. F. Mrs James Matthisen spent a few fresh and salt meats and General Mercband Young, Mr and Mrs J. B. Stillson, days, last week, in New York with Save money by buying your footwear The Co. FRED- - IB, Ise. Look over our 10c Uounter. Lots of bar Derby CDMQB New Milford. friends. at J. u. worth Woodbury. v GEO. B. Carriage gains. KememDet tbe place. Terriii'B, CLARK, Prop., Dealer la Security Batlajaff, W. A. Newton, Washington. Mrs W. Mitchell of Sharon was a Great values in funiture, crockery 5 Opportunities. F. H. Barnes, Danburyt guest ,last week, of her brother, Hen and floor covet lngs at J. li. Kimball's. Near Opera House, Derby. : Bridgeport. Con. J. H. Cassidy, . Mr and Mrs Radcliffe, Shelton. ry D. Bennett. Woodbury. ) Tklephonb 76-- South Britain, Conn. Julia E. Randall. Derby. Mrs Mary F. Stoddard of Albany, N. F. J. Hall, J. M. McCormick, Y., is spendiug a few weeks here the James & Lo I George C. Perkham, . H. W. Empler, guest of her daughter, Mrs Walter Mor- Horse j3ridgeport btaples SPOT CASH TALKS New Haven. .ris. Woodbury. Bridgeport's Dept Bankers aad M. Halifax N. S. - Ravings JJank Brokers, Flve cents off on every dollar's worth J. Creed, Mr and Mrs F. E. Benham and daugh- IMS. lt UM SuveC Corner Court. goods you buy at my store. All goods sold E. S. Willett, R. W. Burritt, Bridge er, Mabel, were guests Saturday and HOTCHKISSVILLE. Ancelot Incorporated Bstiro EPOKT. COM M. Bbnubiy cor UAEto. port. Sunday of Mrs Charles Botsford on OOB. MAIN and STATE STS. Pull stock of Groceries. C. H. Bushnell, New York. Botsford Miss Belle Suckley of Bridgeport Will make the season W. Drpncli received aabjert to check aad ta-ter- Hill. IL bal-aao- her Mr and Mrs at Bridgeport, Conn. allowed at I ha rate of 3 per osat oa es O. L. Bunberg, Providence, R. I. John Anderson a tine visiting parents, John of $M or over. purchased pair A. j Build and JOHN M. South Ot F. P. Alvord, Springfield, Mass. of work horses in last week Suckley. Repair Buckingham's Orenaog Farm, Ho ret y Boads SQUIRE, Britain Bridgeport, Miss Beatrice Packard took a few x raralabad. Henry D. Brierley, Easthampton. weanesaay, ior ma team worK. (Hotchkissville) Woodbury.Ct Will act as Trustee or Administrators ta XTOTIOE On and after Mav 1 I will he at m v James Pane, Canaan. Mrs Walter Babcock and children days' vacation from work, last week, ' Anything Deposits, $6,127.80681 IhsvaeMJemeat of fcatsvtea or ta less eara Of XI on account of an oenu ... old stand In South Britain to do E. J. New London. injured finger! that on Wheels. ior property ceaerally. business In prepared Santer, spent several days, last week, at the peuigree. Rare any my line. Tbantalbg my friend V. N. Shelton, , Roxbury. of Mr and Mrs Char was r close escape from blood poison deposit boxes u real, with private iw buoir uuuuxgo in tne past ana solicit ' Center, the guests was relieved the Colts and virions horses ed rooms Cur use of customera. share of It In the future. H. I. Spalding, Middletown. les Wood. ing. it by physician ! Deposits received from tl up. Victor Shelton was in Danbury, sev lance. ucated the ha mane method Interest paid on all amounts, L. Molxer A. P. Munson, A FINE RESIDENCE. William Holmes of Bridgeport made Carriage Dept. by or lare P. P T. Staples. South Britain. Ot. eral days last week, on business. 6-- small. Mr and Mrs J. J. Welch have in a short visit with his sister, Mrs Wil Is overstocked with a. variety of carriages and Local 'Phone a 3. Little book on on spite i "Savings" given Contractor Dallas J. Wyant has the of the season a fine field liam Buckingham, last week. wagons which will be closed out at reduced work well under way on the large resi backward very Gideon Allen from New York state prices. Crenuine bargains for all duriiur the application. Mechanics and Farmers dence W. R. Russell on J. li. of potatoes and corn. Ihey seem to next two weeks. T. B. DEFOREST. Preside! for the was relatives here, last week. I Bank , know how to make no mat visiting Season EDWARD STKRLINO, 4000 Fsxrins Cole place. The house will be 93 feet things grow Mrs George Brown, , with her hus 1907. F. B. Vice Preal dents Savings Money Makers for sale in Maine. New Hamo- 10 inches and 43 and ter what the weather is. y Harness I HAWLEY, New Beak shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and long feet fouf Miss Anna Blanton band, twin children and lady friend Dept. FLY NO CLOUD, ALEXANDER HAWLEY, Treasurer BalUlaa. Wall StBrUfprnrt inches wide an extended of Sherman is . - ' new lorn, ana ttie soutc; with pergola from Stamford, has returned home. Harness for all Dumoses and Diirsvs. Lanr- 'Strout's List No. 18" describes hundreds In toward the west 40 feet long. Rossi-te- r spending a few weeks here, the guest est ana in ttie Tbe handsome Jet black Ktallloa. Oct, I, 1906, one one after spending two weeks with, her stock best variety state. 125U, 1UH TrottingH Depute, tt,87J,Tr. aetall. to thousand acres. $600 to & of Miss Bertha Tuttle. - welebt bands bigb, years old. sore sod 1 Wright are the architects. It Mr and Mrs Willard XsbelK- ofserT-li'- e. Surplus alereal, 16u.6Sl.6tt saj.uuu; many wltb stock and tools Included one most elabor- Edward Daley, who has been quite ill parents, foal getter. Herrlce fee f 0: tb at time It is the most complete book of real farm bar promises to be of the at his home New Milford i.with Albert E. France, Philip Frazer and Automobiles balance when proved wltb foal. W1U gains ever Issued ; It has 258 cuts of buildings ate residences which have been erected in in EJdwm Leavenworth took stand at Sidney True1 a. Bethel. ' Assets, M.0M.454 7 and now recently four-year-o- traveling Instructions to reach proper in A stable will also be flammatory rheumatism, is at Sold, stored, repaired and rented. Also handsome black ld stallion. Number or dins, wpy uiaiieu lz you win mention Washigton. home with his Mr and Mrs day's outing together. Bridgeport National depositors, 11.57. wis paper. erected 60 feet long. The location is parents, George Sheldon had the mumps, last Ueposltsof St to (IIMS reealvad assl lei si sat ideal, the view up and down the She- Walter Daley. week. The Leader,. credited froan the arst ot each aaaata. uavabie James McNiff has gone to Bridge- " will 10. Bank. la aad ot each - E. A. Strovit Co., paug valley being fine. Mrs Albert E. France made flying The Blue Ribbon Horse & stand for service. Fee f All calls w in January July year. laourpur- port, where he has taken a position receive prompt attention Incorporated I MOO. "Largest Farm Agency In the World," with the Stampmg-- Co. there, visit in Watervule, .Bridgeport and New Co.. UrFIOEHS I New; York: 150 Nassau Street. A NTICS OF THE LIGHTNING. Tubing Haven, last week. Carriage S2I3.850. 88 SIDNEY TRUE, Bethel, Ct Capital, John L. Weaaria. Pwsadtat. Boston: Broad Street. Herbert Conn. t2G0,OO0 af -- a? at ,. . Dormitzer, of the Bridgeport, and Profits, v.it Philadelphia: Land Title Bldg. The showers, Tuesday afternoon, proprietor R. D. 84X. Plumtrees District. Surplus knocked out the in Lower Bethlehem. American Shear and Knife shop, has telphone given ?25 for the employees to invest ts. street. Church Hill, and sent a heavy n , r. usu'i 1 in. hreworks on tbe and in where A Nice bolt into Frank J. Ki bourn s cellar, Fourth, neighbors Hotchkissville, ac me Bay the door the front ANNUAL REPORT OF CHRIST Miss Ella Fuller has been visiting in they resided about 35 years agoi scnooi vvuiiston semlnarv a tearing separating ( Mrs Nelson entertained East Hampton, Mass., arrived on Mon- and a Desire to or cellar from one containing .the heater, CHURCH. jJanDury. Bellamy the home Ability, Integrity The Saddle Frank Barnes of is iwork Burton of Minortown, a few day at of his Mr - Trust Driving and Woodbury ' Gladys parents. Serve Bridgeport backwards into the front cellar, 1 and Mra S. B. Yon, then the fluid seemed to Rev Sidney H. Dixon, M. A.i S. T. ing in Thomas Galpin's factory. days last week. Treat, for the summer Morse have passed B., minister in charge. One of our housewives had to hustle Gladstone Terrill of New vacation. Mr Treat is a member of that Is what we believe yon will Bad If you out through the waste water pipe. The " E. a fresh of coffee is this week with the junior class at the Williston aemi become a patron of the HrldRepnrt National Company, inner cellar was filled with smoke and Wardens, Jarvis Thompson, up supply for break Haven spending i Rank; land behind this desire there ts (Teat ie SV. For Sale for $125. Nice Oreortre o. bmith. fast recently, when she discovered that his parents, Mr and Mrs George G nary and this year took the first orize financial strength and solidity. in bum Wrldgaporv broke and has all sulphur. Clerk and treasurer, C. Lake. she had boiled a toad in her tea kettle. Terrill. in his class in Latin, English and math Resources to the amount of about two mil- - ' ly the gaits. lions Capital, surplus and undl- Agents, T. E. Thompson, B. H. Mrs Julia P. Bradley has had her The American Shear and Knife shop ematics. paotect tbe accouat you place la the ' ' ROMFORD. Johnson. fence removed. shut down, this week, for inventory. Bridgeport National Bank. Tided profits, drain and Feed L. is Com Sexton and collector, H. R. Johnson. Harry Potter is back from West Corn- The Village Improvement society had T. B. DEFOREST. President. Kemelvea Dsnosatsi mhtan tj w F. Harvey at the Yale Id oa bal-He- aia Wootten. . on house rest eooouaia averasHaa tb00 at the Iowest Prices. mencement this week. Delegate, Jonathan wall and is to resume work in the a grand time the school LONq LIVE THE KINQI KN. BENHAM, Cashier. Safe Deposit Boms. Mrs M. C. Ford is in Ansonia. Organist, Mrs Clifford Terrill American Shear and Knife shop. ; He grounds on the afternoon of the Fourth, T. D. Hannon was visiting his broth French Mountain Sunday school, boards at Levi Drake's. Refreshments of many kinds were ser- is tbe popular cry throughout the Ku or la aay Fiduciary Capacity. Homer W. At er, D. F. Hannon in Watertown, last Miss Adele L. Hill, in charge. Quite a number from here attended ved from 4 to 10 p, m. and there was ropean countries; while la America, V. W. MARSH. President. wood, Families, 18 the circus in and a display of fireworka in the tbe of is DKAKCV Grain, Feed, Flour, Ooal. Groceries, etc week. Waterbury, recently, grand cry the present day "Long UPBWIH Vl was George Tongue and family of Rox- Baptized persons, 59 Robert Dyson had a narrow escape from evening. live Dr Kind's Mew Discovery" Kingol Newtown KGBKKT MARSH. Secretary Southford, Conn. bury have moved into S. N. Clark's Baptism, Infants, 6 being fatally injured in the accident Miss Lucy Norton is spending the Throat and Lung Remedies!" of which Savings little red house. Mr Tongue works Adults 3 caused by the runaway horse. week with her sister in fjorthtjeid. Mrs Julia llyder Paine. Truro. Mass.. Roxbury Announcements. on the New England Lime Co. 's wood About $45 was taken in at the recent Ryce Clark and family of New Ha says: "It never fails to give Immediate Bank. job. Total, 9 dance.. The music on piano, violin ven are spending the summer in Louis relief and to quickly cure a coueb or liaOoaroaaTBD igsa.1 The Jacob Doll and family of New York Communicants lost by removal 1 cornet and horn furnished by Mr Ball Dawson's house, vacated by William coia." Airs fame's opinion is shared riiddlesex H. K. have moved into their house at Mt " deceased 2 and family of Woodbury was excellent. Clay. Mr Clark is clerking for his by a majority of inhabitants of thlf. Garlick, father-in-la- w, Mar. .10, 1907. Tom. " present number 33 Miss Emily Fairclough has obtained George T. Morris, country. New Discovery cures weak Deposits 934.394.os Co. Burials, 5 as cashier in a lunch room A number of children anJ and sore Surplus, 30,000.00 Banking Veterinary, employment great lungs throats after all other Orcaalsed tSTV How . Assets at par value, 991,035.48 ta ta lis aplh of ROXBURY, OONN. Arrivals Bader house: E. Sunday school officers. 8 in Waterbury.' adults are afflicted With the mumps, remedies nave failed: and for coughs yssr Distance 135-- 5. at the F. 31 Assets at market value, 1.033,796.48 baslaesa. betas oa the name plane as Long Telephone Scholars, N Herland J. Hall of Waterbury has Samuel Smith, Jr,, and friend from ana coias u s toe sure cure. Savtafs Spaulding, J. W. Shanley, F. W. : only Banks aad under the of O. Financial been visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Brooklyn, N. Y.. have been visiting Guaranteed by R. H. Beers & Or.. supervteloa the State S. Hoyt, New Haven; W. DeDOslta one one Raak Kzamlaera. State Trae ads since E. N. C. H Stipend paid minister by B. Hall. his grandmother, Mrs Pearson, mewnown; petts ac Belts. Sandy I look of dollar to thousand dol fa Bland, BlnghamtOD, Y.; the $476.75 Rev Charles W. Dane of the Metho Betts is the week in P. W. N. lar received from any one person In one year. the Statute of I8j. New M. A. parish. Perry spending J. Garvin, Bethel; Noble, b StOS. BMW. Now's The Time Bushnell, York; Smith From the Downs Fund, 42.00 dist church in North is hold- and New Haven. to. per cent Debeatares of S9Sa, SIM To Flour. hig-her- H. H. H. R. Woodbury Bridgeport iew minora; Buckingham, buy It may go We have Derby; Thompson, By Missionary society, 175.00 ing evening in the hall, this Mrs Julia P, Bradley and daughter. Allen j.Jovce. Roxburv President: DAVID C. PECK. Pillsbury's Best, Christian's Superlative, Ben Thompson, Brooklyn; Leonard J meetings Huntington: L.-D- . Hur and B. M. C. brands. Leave your order week, with the exception of Thursday Miss Alice C. are spending the week Station; G. W. Hurlbnrt 51 Cxi., Rox- treasurer: ARTHUR T. NETTLETON. San ford & mr a s- - ana we Nlckerson, West Cornwall; H. O. AT Co.. juarrei t siore will do the S. F. B. Total, $693.75 and oaturday. in Bridgeport and Seymour, bury; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; rest. Fresh fruits and "Vegetables, we have erill, Seeley, Washington; A. : Mrs G. . M. IS StivtSUf. Ortdntnsrt. them in the season. Straw Hats for the Held Stout, Long- N. Byron n, Receipts George Terrill is visiting her winner ros., ueorgetown; w asv and for dress. Groceries and General Mer- Branch, J.; Incomefrom Property, $429.63 uncle in Bridgeport. Hawley, Nberman: Honan & Soule. Money-Savi- ne C. W. Hodge, J. F. chandise. The Store. Roxbury; Hiaster collection, 58.00 Harry arid James Travers. Arthur G ay lords vi lie: Smith Bros , Cornwall Addis, Frank McDowell, W. O. Hine, Mt 54.30 Burdick and Thai I Allen . F. M. Williams, New Milford; H. French Mission, Charles Linsted attended Bridge; Edwin II. Beardsley. New Blue Ribbon Mead Joyce, C. W. New Lon- Special collections. 46.70 the ball game in Waterbury, last Sun Bridgewater. Preston; George K Frink. Falls Vil Roxbury Station. Oonn. Perry, Boston; Clark, Communion alms, 20.94 day, E S. & Brand Coffee. atuTpr iT don; R W. Burritt, A. S. Worthing-ton- , lage; Falrcblld Son, Nichols, pound. We want vvwry oea of oar Ooae cssT B. Sunday collections, 37.37 Miss Mary Rowe is doing housework Druggists. 50cand$l 00 Trial bottle omera to rive tats Vsaaoaa h'tna a Bridgeport: A. Camp. Warren: . 33.44 F Wood- - A LEADING DAIRYMAN. ssna' raarret ts trtait lisey O. E. Taylor, Danbury; Mrs G. A. Sunday school, at Rey Stanley, Blomfield's in free. New N. Mrs Woman's auxiliary. 34.95 Dury. Humphrey, Rochelle, Y.; 1 nomas . his Lovers of good looking stock who 8TEPMEJN F. S. Gibson, W. H. Dougal, New Ailing entertained want to see as line a herd of cows as PRBNCH, Preston. - Total offerings, 285.70 niece, Mrs Ha)ibpw, and husband from Tetal receipts, 715.33 Naugatuck, last Sunday. there are in this state will do well to A MEMORABLE DAY. : William Freddie Frazer. visit Lee S. Dickinson's farm. They Expenditures Morgan. Jr., will find a of thoroughbred Keait BtislaMrss Ami Parochial, Paul Thompson and Mrs Frank Robin )ierd grade- Roxbury. Current expenses, 528.75 son have been nursing the mumps. Hnlsrp in rows that can not be dunli- One of the days we remember with 21.35 cated in this of the country, arid as well as with to our mrs Frank's, Sunday school, Mr finder and son ot K.eytDrd. N. J.. par: Eleasure. on profit castle. French Mt Missions, 49.50 are to return and work in the Ameri- it tney want po see wnar. Kipa or grass the one which we became .lfc Just Arrived ! Mrs Frank S. Castle, after a short Repairs, 6.85 can Shear and Knife shop. barnyard fertilizer wil raise )ook over acquainted with Dr King's New Life YOUR BOY illness of only a week with Miscellaneous, 12.20 Mrs William is Mr Dickinson' fields of fine grass. It puis, the painless purifiers that cure White IlelleborrCParU diphtheria, Capewell entertain is a fine Mr is a firm headache and Would like one of these SPLENDID EN- passed away at her home on Monday ing her sister. Miss Eva Miserez of sight. pickinson biliousness, and keep Green, llotb Balls, Josect Powders GINES. not him one for his birth- night, 48 The 618.65 New York. believer that there is pothing so good the bowels right. 25c. at R. II. Been Why give aged years. funeral, Total, Ac KtllNT day and give him a start. Let him saw your which was private, was held from her Diocesan : Booth entertained his brother for crops of all kinds as the barnyard Co., Newtown; Betts A Betts, DRUQ STORB. wood, cut your fndder, pump your water, run Purposs Henry in Hook. P. IVeani Partor aow two-thir- ds late dome, afternoon 2 5.43 from Stratford over fertilizer and he believes keeping Sanoy J. Garvin. Bethel: opee. the separator, and do of the work luesday at Bishop's fund, last Sunday. re- W. Yhat you hire done. Made In 3 sizes, 3H, 7 and o clock, Kev Mr Humphrey officiating Convention fund, 4.08 a new rail fence is to be built bv his farming up to date in every N. Noble. New Milforri: E J. Invest Your 14 H. P. Send for circulars and 30 free The was Huntlnvton: A lion Money We days burial in the at Diocesan missions, 38.29 the long meadow between the postoffice spect. Buckingham. Feed-Stable- trial plan. also have a full line of Wind the G. W. Hurl-hur- t. But See That It Is Well s. Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks. Steam Center beside her first husband' Ch. Scholarship society, 1.00 and George Isbell's house. Jovce, Roxbury Station; Secured. Livery and Engines. Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, H. M. Squires. Mrs Castle is sur" Infirm cleryg fund, 1.00 Mr Bowers of Winsted is workintr & Co.. Roxhury; J. M. Sullivan. We have for your selertton Silos, Gutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. vived by her 2.75 in Bessie Reridint' Ridge; Connerv Bros.. eori?e- - edited propositions navmr as bach as & aad k Oil. Farm husband, Frank Castle' Clergy retiring fund. the grinding room of the American Miss Dickinson, who has been a It over. Cylinder Implements and tbe best also five sons, Frank of Sey- Advent S. S.. 2.50 Shear and Knife school t wn; W. K Hawley, Honan per cent, ijet lata Roofing Manufactured. Send for circulars. Squires offering, shop. attending the past year at V Sherman; "IVa ms Karalshed ttasassurrlsl Men '"a mour, John Squires of British Colum- Missions, S. S., 2.50 Mrs uiantha White and sister. Mrs Wheaton seminary, at Norton, Mass., iule, OaylordRvllle; Smith Brtst,. Katra. bia, of Levi Howell nnri himhnnrl Plnnta- - on to home Cornwall Edwin II. BURR & KNAPP, Phillip Squires Seymour, Jesse of returned Tuesday, the of New Bridge: Beardsley, Fred E. Squires of California and Charles Total, 57.55lville were visiting their cousin, Mrs her parents, Mr and Mra Lee S. Dickin Preston; George E. Frink, Falln BRIIM IKO BrOBSRS, OcmvtU Tarrrlo):on, Field, : I K. . Jk, L OOHM. of Falrcblld Nich- Tb,-4S- IV . Squires Roxbury, and three daugh- General Purposs Josephine Shaw of North Woodbury, son, ior the summer vacation. Village: Son, vl MAIN Opp. pat. KIfT. SOFIERS, CONN. 1 !- -. ters, Misses Dora and Cora Squires and General missions. 38.43 last week, and calling on old friends Robert Treat, who is attending ols, Drug Stores. BUI DO EPOKT.. OOHM.stkiet, TMapaos THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY 5. 1907. HOME NEWS. HOWLAND'S GRAVEL. CORED SANDY HOOK PUBLIC LIBRARY. (Philadelphia, Penn., Item.) D. M. Read Go. A man than The healthier, heartier, happier Annual Meeting. John J. NeilL of 2437 North 8th St., Phila- Established 1357 delphia, could not be found in a day's search. leas)p The fact that he is still alive is a constant THE TABLE The annual'meeting of the Associa wonder to his friends. 762-76- 8 St. LINENS FOE tion was held last Monday evening, m Several years ago he began to suffer In- Chapel room 8 o'clock. The re- describable miseries from stone in the blad- the library at -- Go-Carts. port of the librarian shows that there der. An eminent physician in Philadelphia New Conn. and AS BRIDAL GIFTS. were 93 vols, added within the year ; told him that a surgical operation was nec- Haven, Carriages 45 by gifts ; and 48 by purchase. There essary. So much did he dread the result, New lines now open for inspection, and several new models never shown worn are 142 takers of books, representing for if unsuccessful it meant death, that he Since out of linen has been a favored to the young : time mind, wasgift ever of 122 families and the circulation was put oft the evil day as long as possible. before. an just making ready her own home. The linen chest the pride 2326. The circulation has decreased, While in this frame of mind, he heard of Reed Wood the young houswife. Back in colonial days, its contents was spun and woven Fancy and Auto carts, with hoods, in dark rich brown, ele- was her dower in many cases mainly, in the opinion of the chairman DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S Pre by her own hands. Earlier than that, it only Board because of cushion tired wheels and the " of the of Directors, gantly upholstered, most approved gear. and treasured above all else. the lack of new books to be circula- - of the same running to-da- finished in And y linen is still counted as acceptable above many other things. tedT'It was voted to out a Carriages material, the same color. Now the bride's friends the chest's con- get subscrip Perambulators But custom has changed. provide tion list to raise funds for new books favorite remedy I English with Mackintosh hood, in coach finish, dark or not she herself. This is the day of the linen shower, of the individual and Jthough disheartened, he bought a bottle av green tents; especially for the children youth. of it, and within a month had Inventory maroon. gltb The whole number of vols, at pres- experienced TieeHow1and linen is especially ready now with supply of such treas- beneficial results, and before he had finished Go Carts and in shop of ent is 1104. The report of the the third, the was Carriages reed, light finish, a greater variety than we have linens. Pure, flne, thoroughly and rightly bleached, pretty pattern, heavy urer is as follows : Gifts, $12.00 ; sub- bottle, gravel completely of texture, they are not only good of looks but good of character. sale of dissolved and his sufferings at an end. ever shown before. scriptions, $12.50; catalogues, Mr. Neil! feels that he owes a lasting debt Go Carts. $5.25 r entertainments, $140.69; Total of gratitude to Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Folding Fourth floor, elevator in Carpet Store. - table-cloth- s for round or Hemstitched sets all pure linen, received, $170.44. Expenses: Books, dis- Pattern one dozen Remedy, made at Rondout, N. Y., and for square tables, grass bleached, double spoke stitch, one cloth and $33.40; for incorporation, $12.50; pres- orders of the bladder and urinary organs. He NOW ON. satin choice ih napkins to match: ents to librarians, $15.00 ; printing of says : "it will effect a cure if one is "Suits.- - damask, designs tulip " inci- possible." and . 300 copies of $58.00, un- wave, Antoinette, thistle spot, 2 x 2 yds, $3 50 catalogue, on Favorite Remedy is prescribed with Bathing chrysanthemum and rose. 2i x 2 $4 50 dentals, $19.50. Balance hand, failing success for rheumatism, dyspepsia cannot come Going To The Shore For Your Vaction. 2 x 2 $5.25 yds, $36.89. Directors were elected for the and nerve troubles in which it Perhaps you yds, 3 x 2 yds $6.25 - constipation, 2i x 2 $6.50 ensuing year: viz.,- O. O. Wright, S. has cured were considered be- For Women. We consider our varied lines to be obtain- yds, table-cloth-s, mauy that to tne store while tmsDsaie is the very best 3 x 2 yds, $7.25 Odd lot of hemstitched P. Glover, A. W. Bassett, D. J. Keane, yond the aid of medicine. All druggists, $1. and m consistent with 2i x 2i yds, $7 all pure linen, size 68x80 inches, $2 50 G. F. Taylor, and Dr W. H. Kiernan. in progress but you can shop able every way the value. For instance, the minor details 22-in- napkins to match, $6 doz. each. The Board of Directors then organized as are well attended to. Seams are covered, buttonholes and other fastenings are Pure Irish linen satin damask table- Hemstitched lunch cloths, heavy and elected officers: O. O. Wright, just easily by mail; Uncle if new 36 x Chairman ; W. H. Kiernan, Secretary ; Torrington are visitors at George S. stayed, and you examincthem you will find good work all the way cloths, border all round, designs Scotch linen, .full bleached, size Thompson's. Sam will do errand for a through. of poppy and fleur de lis, scroll and 36, $.25 each. and D. J. Keane, Treasurer. your Mohair .Suits in black or navy blue, trimmed with white braid, wafer spot, fleur de lis, chrysanthe- Standing Committees : Library : few cents. nattily Hemmed or hemstitched huck and Mrs . G. Mrs F. H. Mitchell and with now and then a touch of in on collar or belt. mum and sprig: damask towels, $3 doe. Warner, plain fancy, red, applique -2 x 2 $3 75 and Mrs H. H. Curtis. New Milford. If can will up-On- e yds, Grass-bleache- d, you come, you From $2.50 2i x 2 yds, 4.75 heavy weight Irish On care of Building : O. O. Wright, linen, double satin damask, 72 inches G. and M. Kilbride. save a lot of for ev- with full tucks on with 3 x 2 yds, $5.75 new of F. Taylor VACATION AT THE HAT SHOP. money, very pretty style, blouse, shoulder, collarless, "24-inc- h to $5.50 wide, in patterns chrysanthe- Finance: W. H. Stevens, G. A. and match, rose-and-strip- napkins rose, of the e, The hat is closed for a week's in the store is reduc- round neck, easy sensible, $2.98. doz. . mum, lily valley, Betts and M. A. Corbett. shop erything linen table- blue-be- ll and spot, and Passion vacation. Heavy Scotch pattern $1.50 New York ed except a few restricted cloths in six new designs: flower, yd. George Wildman 'of state Mrs Thomas Miss $2.75-- Full-bleach- all has taken a with John H. Bray and Kate 2 x 2 yds, satin damask, pure position Bray sailed for England on the articles. If you buy a dollar's x 2 yds, $3.25 linen, 72 inches wide, four new pat- Frank in Huntingtown and has moved coin-spo- to be absent D. M. t, ''Oceanic," Wednesday, Will Send CfOOds 3 x 2 yds, 4 terns, tulip, fleur de lis, and his family into Mrs Charles Peeso's t xo months. worth .We VOUr The READ Co. 24-in- to match, 4 doz. spot with key border, $1 per yard. house. m. was napkins Snow-whit- e, Mrs p. cassedy taken to the home free to anv Dart of the Bleached damask table-cloth-s, five all pure linen damask, 1 r j . . n .. . Conn. Scotch wears like 68 inches Wheeler and Miss Jennie vii. Bridgeport, pretty patterns, 8tout Scotch make, make, iron, Henry are last week, where she underwent a suc- state, and if you buy ten dol- all linen: wide, three patterns, spot, poppy and Wheeler of New Britain gTiests, cessful 2 x 2 $1.75 fleur de lis, 85c yd. this week, of Mr and Mrs Homer operation. lars ($10) worth we will yds, bleached Clark in Zoar. Frank E. Eowe is now employed in pay 2i x 2 yds, $2.25 Pure linen damask, good Jersey City. N. 3 - x 2 yds, $2.75 weight, six choice patterns, 62 inches Elder Adams a your fare home. Q. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills. 20-inc- doz. 59c The Y. P. S. C. E. meeting- of the Presiding preached napkins to match, $2 wide, yd. sermon a. y, silver-bleache- d of at Method- Have womrfarfui Odd lot of breakfast and dinner size Extra-heav- Ger- Congregational church, next Sunday great power the Gloves, handkerchiefs; reputation for curiae; Biliona Dyapeptie fin- is conse- ist church, Sunday on "The Ailmaata. As a tor BUiousaaoa, ui laai- - heavy weight, pure Irish lin- man damask, all pure linen, soft evening, the regular monthly of night, women's and children's Operators remedy Coaotipatioa, napkins, every-da- y cration and a full attendance Pearl Great Price." men's, sjeetioa. Headache, Dixsinesa, stead Uarivalled. Oaea en, neat $1.75 doz. ished, just the thing for meeting elethay : patterns, in new $1 yd. of all the members is desired. On Mon- The ladies of the Methodist church tried, Al used. For sale by Drag gists. Free sample bf mail. AU.linen napkins, breakfast size, service, eight patterns a box of flowers will hold a cake sale, after- linen collars; underwear, tow, On Power Sewing rsjs from $1 doz. to $3.50 doz. ; dinner size Cream damask, 60 inches wide, pure day morning, July 8, Saturday to-b- noon, In the vacant store in the An- IN. INIcHotm. $2.50 to $18 doz. Irish linen, six nice 59c yd is sent to JSlew York tor tne poor. els, hose supporters, shields b e a. CLARKE, Conn. fom patterns, Contributions for the box may be drews block. Machines to left at the church any time Sunday or Harry Ives and Harvey Hoyt passed and umbrellas are easily A new excellent Monday morning. Miss Jessie Taylor Sunday at Spectacle Lake. Monday or I Sell Farms bedspread. is in of the work. It is a good time now to buy watch- bought by mail. Send us a ready charge es G. E. And all kinds of real estate. Hive Ladies reasonable to-da- Men's is new in the bedspread line. And not at Riddiford's. y. of next week me a description of your farm or place and and At last there something really Satisfac- 1 a flne marseilles of white and is Assistant Postmaster F. A. Black- - Philip Plauz has been on the sick trial order Tuesday the terms and do the rest. Write or cmJI and only new but rarely good. 'Tis satin purest man sold his road horse to for " see me. 1 can do you irood. JaUOH BUOUk, handsome of But its newness is in the flnish a pretty unique edg- has stylish list several days. tion or re- Middle Gate LIul. Route Id. Newtown. Oonn. pattern. guaranteed money M-l- Tailoring. All 'round the edge, each spread is embroidered in tasteful pattern in Chester Hitchcock of Woodbridge. F. H. Barnes, the popular represen Co , Tel. i. ing. tative of Stoddard & Gilbert of New funded. Allison Mfg. either white or pink or blue the embroidery following the escallops that - Mrs William Fairchild of Taunton is t.h oriirM. Tn t.hp. mit-corn-er SDreads (for these spreads are in eith- Haven, advertised the "Old Green" Conn. NTIQCE FuKMTUKE bought and sold. Also Dressmaking. the guest, this week, of her brother, - of dress Hawleyville, L U. H. TUCKW. bUtnn. "I f U. i ronniir nr int.Anrner Rtvle) this fembroiderv follows the cutting and adds E. L. Johnson. - cigar in great shape at the JNew Mil- Samples silks, K. D. 2&. Bethel. Ut-- Tel. Bridgeport diy. Made and to Order. much to the appearance of a metal bed. ford Ready ESTtEJiS goods, white goods, laces, HOUSEKEEPERS recommend BllveraU as Ladies and Oents Oarments $3.75 $4.50 and $6. Mrs A. Fay and Miss Lucy Wright stunning green suit PolUti. Try It. Held of Massachusetts at New Milford bearing an attractive ban dress Todd. 10M Main street. Bridgeport. - Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired. arrived, Tuesday, ner. trimmings, ribbons, etc., Mr and Mrs H. W. Wright's for several sent on For GIRL. OPERATORS WASTED Experience weeks' stay. request. Permanent employment. The BLowland Goods 1 abric r ire Uuw tx.. Sandy Hook, Ooun. & Dry Charles Botsford of Palestine .Store closes Goodman Brenner, spent Bull's Bridge. during July SALE Two Gannon Building. Newtown. Oona last at the guest of POR- high grade typewriters Tuesday Stepney, and Angust at 12 o'clock noon, nearly new. A ruud one lOa. A better one Company, Stanley Joyce. PERSONAL NOTES S&. Irving H. Holmes, Rlugetteid, Oonn. Fridays. TT 1 RAM K. SOOIT, J K Real Estate A sent-- Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Henry Moore are guests, Mrs Horace- - Hatch, Misses Susie and All the XX notary Pubilo and Auctl-iiMser- . Liverv. Bridgeport, this week, of Mr and Mrs A. C. Moore Ruth Hatch were in the Mon grind bale and Uoardtus Sioiee. OJIce and Ueua- - Julett Stock Farm, village, I lorv. Main btreek u.;diceaeia. Cuua. oiooe in Taunton. day. Mrs V. S. visited friends Tel.M-4- . BETHEL. OONN. Mrs re Hayes machinery .consisting Miss T. Johnston Boyd and boys Bridgeport, Monday. ing O rade and Thorootrhbred Jersey Ostt'a. Piano Tuning. To women for collecting Edith Ganong- is the guest. turned to their home in Brooklyn, of eic. HedUrreed fterfck&lre Swia. taax A. well known tvfner of novel- this week, of Mr and Mrs Frank Mit- pulleys, hangers, PrUe Winning Whits Wyaadotaaa. Grass, piano & names and selling our Thursday. Mr and Mrs G. F. IS enenrvx-- x 11 ciw OONN. Bridgeport, Oonn.. formerly of Stelnway FREE we chell on Mile Hill. Mrs on sick Taylor passed Hnlnir nait of- business BETHEL, Sons, Mfr.. N. Y., and successor of late Fred ties, give bio premiums Mary Jessen is the list. Tuesday in New Y&rk. UUIU At DonuTsrtuuui,Blacksmith Shop near XJepof. Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano send your name to-d-ay for our new plan of Charles Lee of Danbury spent Thurs for- - Morse Shoeiaw. S. to-d-ay need a machine or hay - Tuning. Orders may be left at Mr Charles with little work. Write If you mowing day with his cousin, Mrs A. E. Mal- the leason selling Carriage and Wagon Kepairlair f all kinds Newtown. Will be in Newtown every big profits rake see D. N. Clark, the Shelton - For Sale. Piatt's, 438 avenue. Address C. T. MOSELEY lory. looK ma- and (ienerml Blacvunithlng. Uorss clipping month. Bridgeport address West hardware man, before you buy. Mrs Wallace and Come and tne done every wees day at my shop. Good Eats ore am. Premium Department, Cummings sister. ! aim) uvery and bale btaoie. 32 E. 23d Street, New York City. Mrs Blackman is ill. Mrs Walter Campbell of Still River, over. with atai. All la food order. Clark quite Mrs Wednes- FOR SALE chinery $. L It hasus visited James Cummings, New 30 and W. dtADEAYNB, taken day. Runabout Buggies up. & SON, a. Dartoy.Ooaa. . - .twelve. . Dr and Mrs H. S. Nichols and daugh Also Business Wagons. Surreys and B, CURTIS Painting. ' pure-basi- yearsSpringin our business to Duna a ior ter are at Mrs Addie Nichols on Mt F. H. Lane was in Winsted, one day Carriages. Call on us before Ellsworth Fenn, A honest work. We intendreputationto main- - ng elsewhere. Depot, Ct. ANTEl farm. Fmliy stocked. first class a or Pleasant for the summer. last week. Stepney Contractor and Builder. w tasd. wand bnUdtu. Mi tM, os oargala. tain it and respectfully ask for share your William and Frank Goodsell of North WAKBixoToa E. W. Kuta, U UoUtstM- BrMUreaoru Ot. patronage. We are Agents ior me largest. Roller Kent were R. B. & Co., Stepney. Depot, Una, a. Wall Paper Mills in the country. If you want THESkating Miss Blake of the New at F. Lane's Thursday. Hawley Estimates Cheerfully Farnlabed. it right get AT Margaret Frank spent most of the day fishing and CONGER. Coaa. Haven hospital is passing two weeks had a nice to take home with C. F. I CRAFT LYON, Stspaey, Town Hall, - Newtown, with her parents, Mr and Mrs Michael string Special Notice. .Conn. Will Paperhanglng A Specialty. him. Having ODene1 the Blacksmith Botsford, The Northwestern Mutual Life Pay Blake, of Walnut Tree Hill. am now Tbe feljrtieict market pnrt foe Tuesday and Saturday Evenings. Shop at Upper Stepney, ready to do Horseslwelti. Carriage l d,WflV.l!h'l,'Ve Live Stock. Oows. Oairea. ettmra, Ciulck- - Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon bepair- In of all kinds and tivm-ra- Insurance Co. ens. etc will ieoele Twesoalu at Wi Mr and Mrs Charles Stevens are and General Blacksmith. closed Sat .1.., ... our Ko- - torn AMUSEMENT CO. ing ar. Shop at noon until asnes the Safest and Strongest. L4fe and rkepot; Wednesday at suit nary; 2' NEWTOWN passing two weeks at rt irumDuu Brookfield. urday arternoon a o ciock. Shop cls4Hi every rKum.j duwmeut Policies. day at XJtcaSeid. beach. First Class Work Guaranteed until U'lobcr I. lir. K H . Hroderlctt. ppeeisl W. a. RLAKEMAN. BeUdsfc TJOR SALE CHEAP Good work team of On and after July 1 my terms will be strict Room St. 6S Caanon St. Hrtdgepurl,AmtCL F Horses: weight 1800: will work any where. BRIEF MENTION. ly cash for all work at my shop. A. Conn. Straw hats. outing hats, outing OX KEN P After April L, tbe Bee rooms Sat Walberg. Roxbury, shoes for men and boys at Taylor, Cur Sheriff Hawley and family are now stepney. O&NN. For Sale. X ah. HmttoAML Mia anrsny l M . t V & Co's. Henry Pettit, 1 horse 1000 lbs. To drive or work. Cer. IX O. Peck. Newsowm. Passu IfOR SALE 1 bay mare, kind and true In all tis at their old home in the Center for the bay cider. harness, good roader: also one Corning heited term of the season. 11 8ALE 3s acres of (trans, lmiutre at Seventy-i- i e caoks B. er L) New Cv. J.MULKIN, body carriage and one three-Quart- runa A. S. Mansfield is now a . r remises of Martin Ryan, tirar's Plain dis F.J. BUSroUD, Prestoo. bout buggy. Dotn in nne conamon. a. xi. running trict, sanay nook. conn. Newtown. Conn. Famous Easy Draft Lie Roy Plow. The new- Roxbury. Conn. fine new automobile, recently pur Notice. est and best made. Buckingham. Bridgewater. in New York. Special plow chased MID-SUMM- and Mason. mAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE I will be at annual school held ' M. Newtown I am areat far tbe Amnrlou Obampiaa J. the Brick Building on June 15, SCHOOL MEETINGS. At the meeting bothVittm?:&?Contr&ctorfine. heaters. U. suilta. v Walls. band Meebloa. tbe best am ssarfceC 11 Saturday, in Center H. W. Green Sireet. Newtown. Oonn. Fane Stone Work a Soeclalty. Irv tasks Us W. B. Newtown, Ct. from a. m. to 5 n. m.. and each second and the district, Cell Walls, etc. Chimneys Halit aad Re-- Also bare ail parts tor repairs always as bawd Glover, last Saturday of each month thereafter, from At the recent school meeting in the was elected district committee. Want Jobs out of or cm furetah at abort aotaoe, aad oast 12 m. to 4 m. F. ed PAY RENT With rent money boy paired, una farm tab law p. John Houlihan, Collector, W. W. Welton was was In m mOgnu tor ail ananas of road anarklass. village H. W. Andrews town on Sat nsTa.Aa wkka.sM Ksll ( aau.v ivmu ia . TsttfRoit a Newtown, uonn., April 4, taw. Miss -Jl committee. Of the teachers. to attend the TROTTING ouiia J- XfOR SALE- - One 4 2 horse power gasoline urday monthly meeting body, city or country, to uuy. A. W. CARTER BoUm. CU ; 1 Coolidge returns another year. Miss of selectmen. A VR TAK EN I he of h reliable . Engine power steam 'boiler and SALE One dump cart, S60; the 1 w.e -- aetwy Telephone: one cutter 3 FOR S20: 1 toe board business Kimball has taken a position in North- Miss Catherine A. Hull has been DANBURY here and return from any par VV"" Ill t'ream lMffrlr-n- l tuxl engine mounted; light sleigh; wagon. wag or address ilM-iu- 1 von contract. Otll W wv. and fM. sets heavy bob sleighs. J. D. Dixon. R. F. D. on. $55; pair of 2800 horses, a good team for field, Mass. Miss Minnie Carter of hired to teach the school at Iron !....TiViv. in.-- Brouhy. rJiaie lllwll - No. 3, Bridgeport. Oonn. the woods, $350; 1 gray mare. $8o; 1 gray horse (Member Metropolitan Circuit) J.J. Tlnw Mtamor will do I be work aulomatto- $120; 1 S100; 1 585; Bethel has been invited to return to Works for the coming year. nnrmnULI?a M UrMU bwtc. and are nr I bare omi ow black chunk, brown horse. Isa-bel- le ally na. iwR- Use and WANTED Tracts of wood and timber land. 1 set of double harness, 120. G. A. Barhite, 382 the River district school. Miss A. 11. '.Taylor is naving tils buildings Four Days" Meet. Oonn. fix years. John Frank. rr JlunUmrtown. - Quick Easy Soap 239 Main Street, Oonn. 11. Ao. u. fu-piH- Derby, Warren St., Bridgeport, Conn. M. Orr has taken a in Mr Htr.R-ITariiht- h. ifvput. una. Waablac Powder. la Lbs eaa position painted, Nichols of Taunton doing nnn Grua llano, nrsvcii aad It best Lbat -- os TIOR 12 acres on N. J. work. 23-2- 6. - usea - ansae., factared by tfea TTTANTED To very good second hand SALE of standing grass Arlington, the JULY maae. oniy a ini."ri iiTivTrii-- n aacv. nd reliable man 10 VV buy.'a T Piatt's Hill, west of Newtown street. Mrs VALLEY SOAP CO. Soatbbary. (X Ox and a Y eari in bulls. Address, s Cart, H. G. Judson, 30 George street. National Rules to imderwtaivd horwm. G swr-haar- for static e price, etc., F. A. Glbl s, R. D. 3, Water- Danbury Robert Treat returns., this week. govern. I... , n, t.B nri Will I cntTAU. At. ffiaod milker tnd haodlinjr Soap. Oonn. Mile best 3 in 5. .!. . t nHMi y 10 rucut II. It. Msurer. bury, TjM R SALE 2 erood cows, one farrow, one from Williston, Mass. . He has taken heats, not necessary. Address Mrs . R. 8., Hox thirty. Walnut honors all the At the Quaker's Farms. $4,800 In purses. txwn. Trumliull. Conn. TTOR RENT Meadowland. pasture and or- - due in fall. Miss Catherine Blake. first year. regu Roxbury btatlon. o. Q. BEERS - chard. Inauire of Mrs M. J. Cavanaugh Tree Hill. Sandy Hook. Conn. lar examination he. took three prizes, For entry blanks and Information tddrrs W'AXTFH--A ltdx vliJiwIo boy old ma- N Head of Newtown street. Newtown, Conn. two of them the first. the Secretary. IMPORTANT NOTICE Am now located at tt hunnr rlitlrk rla (wl i14f and rlw- - TOR SALE About 12 acres of standing NEWS IN BRIEF. I Riacknuillh Minn at Roxbury fnol BMla. A I mi old In-a- Imms. N leaeT. Of 1. 5 W. C Marsh of River district was S. M. KLOTZ. Conn. uih.,i..rl'. M . JjKJRSS ALE Pneumatic runabout and top grass; also bushels of potatoes. George Panlmry. Adtlr in Mn.ir. A Muufurd. tVMin. - as as new. Two single Corbett, Sandy Hook, Conn. in New Haven, last week, taking the Brewster visited this nv Khrelnir. carrlase and wajcua reualrlns aod carriage, good Bishop parish," r.u.U I tiM.rhtl.nitlJilb.lE- - A HI.. ... new Milwaukee tnowliur - Canopy Tops, Buggy Tops, harnesses. A. Blackman. Newtown M.H Bursa e si- Frank IfOR SALE Holstein bull. Al Yale entrance examination. June 23, administered the rite of con . . l, n.i ,iri. rlB aVme. Mhiu open bc34 mailt maa-hin- on ibe market. M. TIKOBATE BONDS With Individuals for Tel- - VVr) Cushions, Hacks, TTHDR SALE-- -- work ona ber"t Boyson. Newtown, Conn. firmation to a small class and gave a JL eek from p. m. phone Miniiilenf amMruniun. lurlit draft and wr Pair good horses, grey cnrlty are often unsafe and frequently an day. H4--it.oi.Uit K-- - fvf nno rvrrtwri t.riio in u I Virric; weignt. very interesting discourse. to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go calls l- -i and Audrew I'uciiaia, durable. Sold 011 mtntL J. Park Asa all ktada of Trl in mines for Oerrlasva 2N00: one roan 12o0: "ITANTED Younsr live sauirrels. Captain satisfactory Oonn.. Trumbull, tuun. Mas a toe Oalalrarsa. also horse, weight about ? Warren. Davis on bond, for be would rather not. bury. buck- - Paul Boynton, Manager Steeplechase 1 Ralph entertained his class of your always Pro- will work anywhere, fair driver; also in It Is our business to act as security on ATTENTION 1 will your and for board buercrv almost new and one Brewster laud. Bridgeport, Conn. schoolmates the Derby, High school. bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone FARMERS, buy rnar-- I("OILS ALE Toroalo eahlae plant . S. V chicken alive at the bet tall .ml vlnlrruM A. A. Ilulttvr. Jefuac side bar also set of heavy double work last Wednesdav for information any U. Fldelit 1 . . buggy: S25. GRANGE NOTES. evening. e evening. , a t, ..rt 19. l WDQ IMJBiai Ml New Ctwin. Wanted To harness complete, price L. P. Boyson, QTANDING GRASS For sale. Apply to Mrs O. E. who been Co.. Charles Q. Morris, Newtown ...1,. cub. - Northrop place. loan. Buy. Conn. KJ Mrs S. C. Newtown Street. Brower, has in Guaranty Uovu 16 Locust Aveuue. la- bury, ot Oat Us. Oows or Roxbury. Judson. June 26 was "past master's night" the Grace hospital. New- - Haven, the Representative. (tTOVE wllb Xusal. IleM, Pat chasj Balls. Oajvwa. SALE An three-sprin- g in masters 11. K BLACK VrR Move l.ll--h known L BERMAI. FOR Elliptic or- POE SALE An extra fine young cow, three the Grange, all past being last month, is home, TTtttn. SALE-T- he farm of the Wte ' rubber tire surrey, was made to a expected Friday, ft 1110 mead world. W ill not Iwrn off. Trial and IU North Avaaae. Brtdfapart, Ooasv years old, large rich milker; also farm present with the of one 5. Probate Notices. Lnn.K irs acres of aroootb the lui - TV-- L ilHU-- der; extension leather top; has side lamps, wagon. E. E. Center. Ct. exception July acre mowed with balance a ten cent ran! of y mailed to any al- A Burgess. Redding Each one a sketch ot his term as ow, every machine; rttx-K- U-- n . pole and shafts. bargain to a purchaser. gave wood and Situated 1 mile from Stev- for cents, mubim itkra. 11. Miss Sarah H. Beardsley, Roxbury, Conn. Onto a master, the conditions and difficulties. DISTRICT OF ROXBDRY. ss. Probate 8 pasture. Rood markets. 1 and Martin. W Main street. llrKbrepon. toon. STRAYED my premises, spayed enson. mites from - owner and pay also and Court. June 1. 1907. one or ueat in t- ""TK ACRES GRASS to sell or let on shares. prove property the prosperity, experiences I' or - ranees A. or Kox Mhmuui. This farm is the air SALK I runslKMil btunry uwed 5hemi2Li7 fir I D. charges to recover. Lafayette Snyder. Kent, which Estate Kearasiey. late Held Is hith. dry and very tfoR ery Tyrrell, U Thomas Hannon, Romford. Conn. Conn. perseverances l'and obstacles burp, in said llstrlct. deceased. County. and barns In good sightlyAd-- In Brt every way. Jul STEPNEY", CONN. were encountered were told by each in Wanted, The court or rronate ror tne nistrict or j.,..Iuiiimi repair.W. U. ius Piccott. Cuiui. 10 15 acres TJIQR A "Weber" for a.unointment to see property Stepiwy. WANTED To buy, to of SALE second hand upright turn the time of Roxbury hath limited and allowed six mouth m. . ni.i- - Coun. Paiaters. within 5 lor 6 miles of Upper a, piano, in good tone and co its organization, At the Wilson House, Lake from tbe date hereof, for the creditors of said Plumb. Aduir Aus On amiunlof my boy bavins bad Decorator, Paper tlmmfr. Stepney. S. Snow, Route 15, Stepney Depot, right. C. E. Osborne, Stepney. which was very interesting. The topic estate to exhibit their claims for sett lenient. NOTICE In bin disease, uir wife end my First Class Work Oaaraabasd. Conn. for our next meeting, July 10, will be Waramaug, Four Waitresses, Those who netrlect to present their account.- - self lieitia' disabled by rlieumnlMii. I will aelll soasble. KsUmstes sladiy ffl vwa. attested, within said time, will be all my cows wlllioul any awrw. 1 nnrniw. How can we the looks of Drooerly lm-ri.l-- d improve $16 month debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to FOR SALE. I ralsrd all ami were not 10 myself es Of all our town so that the summer visitors per n-t- le Im' I hul riirum-atstb-- kinds repaired said restate are reauested to make lnimediat One Pod drlvlnR horse, kind and - sold. hate to sell tliese rows, renalrad at lassisia will be attracted to buy land and build Dayment to for lady to drive. !! rauhoeinK and Uen- ruoipcL This Is s chance for aonie Clocks Hsv Ton SVa Old Ophelia A, Beardsley. Mary S. Beardsley. BlacksmlthlnK. one to aft tamie cood butter rows. I will Ooirmta Clock prloes. here?" When Tradtnar in eral Atwo a cun.-r- . or Oraadfstnar Otoek that Your MealsWaterburyat Kxecutrlx. sell, relit or let my farm. nay aeeto rapairtac so It wUI raa aoraratalyf If liet the PETER thresJiimr machine and wood mv. Jobn so 1 am to serve 1 A. B. Camp has sold what is known OF NEWTOWN, ss. Court of li. LYNCH, n. a-- . v. u. prrparedm. yos. refer yon.by DISTRICT 1SXI7. t rank. uuuuutftoa t stepury AiiuKia r. aaaita. ruaitoroi i as the Gilbert to Loren Carter of 2d. Conn. . pmuiMMio.1 I place July Al. new- - Long Hill, Ueiol. Conn. Has. for boob ressored to Its old tin ll bstate or Catherine Bailey, late or a .a CVWoalal av. Waterbury. Park Lunch Room town, in said district, deceased. ITOR SALE 2 seated canopy top snrrey in teocy old cjoca. tL Masssw. Mowers. - - Mew prea Adriance The school at the Brick school C. E. CRANK. or ror 01 condition. I'rtce A. & N picnic Prop.. The court rroriate the District end l.j,wi house was a success in way. Newtown hath limited and allowed six Bcld. Broukucld. Conn. every For Ladies and Gentlemen. months from date for the creditors of Every school was represented by the hereof, -- 11 said Estate to exhibit their claims for settle TJOR SALE Clioter while to o West Main St.. Conn J pir ready children as well as many grown folks Waterbury. ment. Those who neirlect to present their ac E J une 3U. F. D. BradK-- .?ojlb Billalu-Cota- Free Rent. some from New Haven and counts, properly attested, within said time. M'.ll v Danbury a In Ford a oiomo-- nrooert at Sand Rook. Ooaa- - tM O. being present. The little folks filled will be debarred recovery. All persons ITOR SALE A two cylinder t P water and eaai Larr kl 111. stors bowaea debted to said estate are requested to make r l,i le In l order. Seal 4 people. Price and dwellings oae half Ratlines. their program very well and it showed immediate to R S3 Creaceot areuue. nil. (raa t- Auction. payment SX'.i.. ti. Booth, ItOfert frutu all petxlc tMUdtas of Uas - what a good teacher is capable of do John !. Katiey. Administrator. Brldaa-port- Conn. . Twelve mualtii fees rest to tbe rlrSt There was a fine selection of mu July 10. JSW. SO acres of standing grrass on tra.au Asdress Owaars, GasdaiU A Oo, ing. 01 OF RE DDI NO. ss. Probate Court. SALE One ess ratvee, one ess Brbla-epor- t. on our the farm belonsrinir to theestate Carlos is. DISTRICT 1907. laundry Ooaa sic the phonograph rendered by Kellomr, three and one-ha- lf miles south of FIR one oil ature. one borae lawn mower. and most Wil 2 o Estate of Aaron E. Banks, late of Red-dim- ?. nm lawn mower. 1 it-- e will be aubl tor a capable pleasing agent, Sherman Center, at clock In the after- In said deceased. XTOTICB Hereafter is of Bf bait liam Dougal, who has a most thorough noon, July 10, litOT. Fred B. Kellogtr, Admin- district, One of the most nrmct leal low priced autos. .mall part ol their coat. a. Muwf At wUlbefL TernasOsaa-- V. Klajt Ttew-- New Conn. The Court of Probate for the District of s Coun. knowledge 'of this talking machine, istrator. Milford, Reddintr hath limited and allowed six months Weleht S25 Hjs.. 4 or n horse power; 40 niih-- dale. lova, ooaa. to tra I ton 5 simhIh forward and The closed with ice cream Dodtr-intrto- from the date hereof, for the creditors of said the olarasleiie: exercises IfOR PALE The trrass on my place in claims for 2 rever. Smh1 3 to 2."t inlhr, Itour. t SCHOOL GIUL01 I. wishes a place for tbe estate to exhibit their settlement. i sandwiches, cheese, dried and or the whole place to rent or sell. Those who neifleet to Price rltV. For sale by .r summer to do k and make Alrs Best their actMints. L Carrie aoplest, Proportioned and Most Convenient cake of all kinds to make a com Mrs Delia Hoyt. P. O.. Bethel. Conn.' present um-Iu- Bom 4 Simpson. wide-facel4Vi- ng picnic properly attested, within said time, will lie uerally ApPH lu to uC ytlftjSIijEtctit Draft of any machine made. Larre, plete. A vote of thanks was sent debarred a recovery. All iiersniis indebted to J. S MAYHEW," Ne sit.w n, C.iiii.. Ftrat Oaaa Dr forward foot WANTED- -l Bloomers. Will said estate are retiuested to make iiiiiueillate bU-- 5. wheels, acting lever.level crank shaft with to all who assisted Boys sfet'lmsy. Telephone BKTII Kl. CT. S I.K A .ne-lM.r- w A. your scribe, kindly f pay r2c i'iach for ckh1 bloomers. payment to 1LHll . Walter BAvrtamuta. Cows. ss boxes at both onds, automatic spring draft. T be best material such a success and also to healthy S. Osliorii. Moulin Ma. hlie-- but luile. AI- in making it delivered al our store. Send theiu by mail if Henry Administrator. J.-l- lw Iwaiest Mi le Gowns aaads fnr l.ailWia aad andfskilled labor used in making every part of the machine. Miss Fannie Ohmen, the teacher. u cannot come. S. W. Smith & Co.. Drtnr- - Keddllltf Uiilife. Colin. Tomato K t.alt int.rsy I ilaiu Mlaana. l coaraoued. t;isis. Ansoiiia. Conn. llstrlcl. t win. Ierfrt OF ss. Probate UTANTKI-T- mi t". l- LXiK RE.MT- - KrtMJl Laa DISTRICT WASHINGTON, . hrUT aboat Anrast SALE Standinir grass. E. S. Stephens. 2K. 1907. Wanted. 1 lliak.-man- li. I". I". I'.rih.Xriuwitt'i.Ia. a braaa toJeiajtaallv tocata4 la Bi Kent. Foil h . n. Conn. Estate of Helen Beeman, late of t ji-a- ttlreet. and akaa tar Jbiorse A Iioim fiv. or six .l.l. I.E-M- tarpe yard; barn; carriam -r in said deceased. i Il.-t-k-. St t.f arra Imiulre of (inM Mrs P. W. Rakes, district, lolwi-lv- liunilml. la lint - acre,. parttcalars addraaj Baraat 2omm A to on Said Court has limited and allowed six ivrn In- - .1 t Calli In- r. l,alliH-- iy Ho4k. t'.inn. oa Tbrlpe wood and steel combination. RATTLERS. WANTED rirl wait table and make nut. musi kinil ami ...tuMi. vlt.ii aiul Mil.r uiaaoaMin. ioaa.or out styles KILLING THE trenerally useful. Mrs C. B.IIaw- - months from the date hereof for the creditors trNd nabr. rile to llel I alrll.-U- l Avium. Hill. H. .Kaait, Meavnra. HAY TEDDTRS, best on the market. Conn. of said Estate to exhibit 'their claims to the Brilfn-iM-rt- , IwtTM-- . Preston Mountain is getting noted as y, llawley vllle. Administrator. Those who neirlect to Cnu. - ll.K A nitn ivsra old. "SHAY LOADERS, great time and labor savers. present call vu tM-.rr- iUMmmttu the home of the rattlesnake. Wheaton their accounts, within said SALK-Ehr- - ln-- c tot particular. properly attested, ns ht I a rex- - ll.-k- (MEYERS' CELEBRATED HAY FORK and CARRIER. oe tier-so- cl..lii.- ..f al Sandy Conn. Let Chase killed three in re- time, win aeoarred a recovery. All irl-e- . us you rattlers that indebted to said Estate are requested to p; must sold. A.ltlr..s Mr qtote prices. gion, last week, and George Chase make Immediate to Charles Dibble, Plain M llel In I. COM!WUXIAM tBOAN. PoultryTo make r(Mm forBargains.new stock we will sell payment Coun. .j t.ra.y captured another one alive which was Henry W. Beeman, Administrator. Black Orpingtons, . Send for . a portion of our pure bred laylnif hens. White KCbrtAa. Complete Catalogue. on exhibition at Mr Chase's home, and $1 each. 5 or Coal Tard at iiook Wyandottes - Leghorns. S. C. White Staady wialana. Saturday. more, sue each.- They are 2 years and In flne Leghorns. Mrs '"moved condition. Sunny Brook Farm. Branchvllle. STOCK, and EGGS. Carrie Austinlhas her Conn. T June batched Lechorns will develop before and household the Jen To he Farmer. w III Is ansa4 aad swatia. aoatss or -'-Tir'ti wskabt family goodsto Winter. July Oruinartons develop spite 1 tenement house. or Z700 ba. a very aaos ssaacawd or wtil aa-rsa- af nings winter, our o at tram Mtnif, araiiaj for pale,R. Lswar The Fuller homestead at Notice. G. W. acta mm ths farmer If atajxtard stock batcnlnc well ana a majority a cbiapsr psJr. O. Waao. E. Coggswsll agssL Ihsy of pullets. HUi. Ooaa. f. u.i kVoass S. RrtovParV. OS. T. PLATT& SON, the lower end of the valley, purchased havs asy Poultry. Apples, or mmj farm produce aad py tne ri.ent is to re- As my daucliter. Flora French, has gone Ejss. aad rsturas asnd it to BOHMl-- A boat ta.ia taaa of Imam emm Phone 53-- 4 NEWTOWN, CONN. scnool, undergo away from home 1 forbid all persons naroor waat to get ths highest cash pries quick ENTERPRISE Poultry Yards r aat bnards fros I as II rant bwaa. Bit pairs and alterations. E. W. Bull has inur her after this date. 1, 1907. Mrs Hen- - ms. Also dsalsr ia Real Estate. IWaawd. Also lot of 1-- July COlC cbsvaaiafss lactiaa. the work in charge. H. W. Post wi 11 ry T. rench, Conn. RIOGLFIEIO, tan m t. per ELIZABETH Affnt for Irmtrr pctoes ars a jioaa.s&s anllj B assist Mr Bull in the work. EiR-h- Coun. ltitavtor la Fli-SAL- acres standing' ifrass. G. W. COGGSWELL. STREET. Drliv, U. Iraak. koau IS. Kewaowsv, ov. Mr and Mrs Louis E. Coons of West Harris, Newtown, Conn. - 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY. JULY 5,- 1907,

the late Sturges Northrop in New commenced their married life in the Canaan on Tuesday. home which will be theirs to use at Orlando Andrews and ft mUy enloj ed least for the year to come. Our most a na v at Steeplechase, last w ek. i hearty, congratulations are extended Albert Laufer bas sold bis noe team to them for a long and happy life in of borses t Mr Millbank of Wilton. each other's companionship. 3 Mrs W. B Hill if Bddine spent a o O RAT Mrs W. P EO' few days of last week with THE HOTELS. TO MEN WOMEN 2c CHILDREN Rowland. The Wilson hotel opened July 1 for OUTFITTERS Miss Elizabeth Gordon has returned the of The Carter BRIDGEPORT, CONN. to tier I ome in Easton. reception guests. v D. who has House is completely filled, this week. Mrs Morris Andrews, For and a fine list of guests. Loomarwick Free Shines for Wearers of Our Shoes. hf en seriously ill for two weeks, is im iiiniiiMinr.UM)iiitiLHiitiiinhinii)iiuutouniuutitiutinaiuiijnniiiimt)i' Infants Children. with, crovini?. Inn is nearly ready for the season s Pasteurized Ice Water in Our Basement. Miss Alice Andrews bas been spend- work. ing several dvs with her brother, Ira The Kind You Have in n Mr and Mrs Alex Black of Orange. Andrews, Est N. J., passed last week at the Hopkins House : also Mr and Mrs Holme who Brookfield. Always Bought expect to occupy Mrs Frances Taylor's Agetable Preparationfor As- cottage for two months in Lake dis LOCAL JOTTINGS. similating the Food andBegula-tin- g trict. the Stomachs of William H. Wright expects soon to J. W. Warren has started up his new artdJ3cwels Bears the have his steamer launched upon the steam laundry. waters of Lake Waramaug for another Prof Green s Summer bchool of Music season s trip around the Lake. oriened on Tuesday, July 2, with a very 1 scholars. are Mr and and Mrs Harold Beardsley of large number of There s Signature Hartford and Miss Bella Beardsley. so many this year that tne students Promotes Digestion,Cheerfur-nes- who has been a teacher in South Man- will be obliged to find room outside and Rest. Contains neither chester the past year; are now at I. J. the school building. nor Mineral. of Bearbsley s in Kent Hollow. B. F. Jackson is having his house at Sttum.Morphine Harold Beeman. after telephoning the Iron Works newly painted. and looking for five days as a last re Frank Drapeau moved, last week. Bee and found on sort, advertised in The from his place the road leading from Ji his grey broncho at Cornwall Bridge, Long Meadow Hill to the New bridge Jne last Friday, in Nathan Dunbar's corn to his place on Long Meadow Hill Mrs Thomas Martin returned to her which he has just had remodeled. homehere. this week, after passing John Middleton ot New .Haven is nearly two weeks with her daughter spending a few weeks with his neph In in Brooklyn, N.Y. ew. James Bateman. Miss Esther Borger of Bethlehem Miss Ada Cotten entertained company passing two weeks here at C. G. Carl from New Milford.over bunday. son's. Misses Irwin and Westwood of New M. D A Cons lipa-Yio-n. Use R. A.Marcy. .; is passing most York City have rented the house of perfect Remedy for of this week at White Plains, N. Y. Miss and will spend the Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Emily Hawley Worms JFeverish-nes-s F. S. Brown has rented the cottage summer in isrookheld. .Convulsions he occumes to Mr and Mrs Bailey of Misses Maud and Josie and Master and Loss of Sleep. For Over New York City for. two months and John Greene of New York are spend, Mr and Mrs Brown will occupy the insr their vacation in Brookfield. Facsimile Signature oF Darsonaee during that period. Mr and Mrs John Lovatt and Miss Mr and Mrs D.Burnham attended the Mabel of Danbury spent Sunday in funeral of Mrs Buraham's aunt. Mrs Brookfield, the guests of Mr and Mrs NEW YORK. Years Mitchell, at South Britain on Thursday James Bateman. 1 IT? I II Thirty of last week. Mr Mrs Patch are enter ani Valley bit--' ? ? Eli Judson is passing this week here taining friends from the West. , i fro at Edward Hull's. - John Griswold concluded his paint at I. lasiv Easton. . ing J. Beardsley's, Friday. EXACT-COP- OF WRARPEH. iph Mrs Wightman. Mrs Eliza Noble and Miss Jessie Wightman of New Britain GRANGE NOTES. MTMIH MI.MNT are at Herman Hoffman's. Brothers' night was celebrated at the Mrs Bessie Beeman and daughter of Grange. Tuesday evening, June 24. An inter- Montana, arrived at Ed esting program was given by Brother I. G. Livingston. McCollam, chairman of the committee. Ice ward M. Taylor's, the first part of last cream and cake were served at the close .of week, from which place she went as the Droerram. bride seven years ago. to theWest, the The next regular meeting will be held July COUNTY. another church which had previously Daniel E. Beeman. who had 9 when the third and fourth degrees will be LITCHFIELD needed. wife of conferred, on a class of candidates. asked in case .that church there secured a lucrative position with Railroad as a civil Clothes That Excel. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS MISS WHITTLESEY MR OHMEN, the people engineer. . New Preston. Mrs Beeman and daughter will re are the "Best Clothes in America" --Besse Sys- The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega I At the home of the bride. Miss Ruth main here with her mother. Mrs Lu- They tlonal church held a pleasant social at the to L. Alfred and brother the creations home of Miss G. F. Seeley. p. ni. VILLAGE CHURCH NOTES. Whittlesey was married celia A. Taylor, her till tem not surpassed by any, equaled only by Cake and lemonade was served.ThursdayThe next Ohmen. last Saturday afternoon the the summer is past. of the best class of merchant tailors. meeting will be held with Mrs T. W. Turney. Rev E. Evans supplied the pulpit ceremony being performed by Rev E, A. B. Whitney returned from Beth We have the season's line on exhibition an array of here, last Sunday, delivering a most "Evans in the presence of a few nearest el, last week. He found the work Tashua. encouraging- sermon upon the necessity relatives of the bride and groom. The there too hurtful to his nervous system designs that will deeply interest men who know what good and benefit of work. Rev Mr Herman wedded couple after the ceremony came to continue. de-- ii are. ; Patterns uncommon, of the finest of New Haven, who filled the on to the cottage partially made ready Fishing was resumed on the Lake on tailoring ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE pulpit this vil ev cxiption-- r line artistic to a See them Sunday, JUne 23, promised to be here previous for their arrival, in Monday morning of this week and every degree. you BOOK. next Sunday, if not wanted at lage and thus on Saturday evening ery boy with pole and line who has the . . can no less. Prices from to $22 again do $10 Henry Willis of Bridgeport is visit least desire to follow the example of ing his daughter, Mrs L. N. Mallett. Walton has found his way there Miss Fannie of Easton and came home late in the afternoon Seeley spent with a roach and an Sunday at W. B. Mallett's. twig suspending fish-im- Besse System Store. Miss Wilcoxson of Stratford has been occasional white perch. Luck in r Lthe of Mrs D. Mallett, THie here has seemed to dwindle for guest George Mew years. When Mr Blakesley's thousan ds recently. of small mouth black bass have . B Charles Seeley and John Frenbh have grown, mJl been appointed appraisers on the estate which he has had dropped into Lake of the late Mrs M. E. Clark. Waramaug, we may expect to report Miss Annie Logan has a new piano far better results among the anglers. Le Mrs Peck of Newtown has visited her esses? son, Howard Peck, of this place. Washington. Sherman. Stow AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. The freport that a ' telephone PERSONAL NOTES. had been installled in David McCa- Linen Suits Conn. Mrs S. A. Rumpf has returned to her rthy's house was premature, although Women's Brldseportt Villa in Sherman and is now preparing the fact really mater ialized later on. $10 and $15 for her usual Fourth of July celebra Different from other oil stoves. Superior because Rev Mr Carter exchanged with Kev Special at tion. The house party will consist of of its economy, cleanliness, and easy operation. . The Mr Holmes of Watertown last Sunday. W. A. Pennoyer, Arthur Wright, Smart new models in linen suits, from E. 1). Ulrich, Miss Pauline Ulnch dainty just -. Miss Marjorie Ropes, Mr and Mrs Baanth Tba Kind Yoa Haw Always BoacM the makers in time for the Fourth bewitching styles ap- FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Harry Roden from Brooklyn and Mr NEW PERFECTION all C. Blgnatu proved by parisians and now by New Yorkers, ready Bees. and Mrs Robert Hurd and Mr and . 1 The . Newtown Mrs Horton from Pawling. In the af to wear. How unsatisfying is description evening there will be a large display Cook-Stov- e season are these 6-in- ch Weston. of Paine s fireworks. Wick Blue Flame Oil Finest models of the semi-fitte- d double-breaste- d coat saves lessens straightfront models, FU1LI8HID BT fuel expense and the work. Produces When WaJeh Stops full and two tinest of ABOUT TOWN. . a yoia with pleated skirt bands; quality THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY AFFAIRS Huntington. strong working flame instantly. Flame always You cannot aihe U g4 by snaking it. under immediate control. Gives -- lien luc Ik' we Is are in desirable shades, value $12.50, special at $10. -- quick results Repp Mr and Mrs Fank C. Fitch welcomed NEWS IN BRIEF. without overheating; the kitchen. Made in three cn?t.jutel you can Suit of pure linen, natural only, in J6-in- ch semi-fitte- d a little daughter, last week. Arthur Laborie had to kill his dog, d.sfurb them with sizes. Every stove warranted. If not at s model with extreme- P. SMITH, Miss Florence Boyt of Ridgefield Is last week, as he thought it showed your ca.iliartu.-- but, like single breasted shaped collar; PRMmmiT no Editor. the guest of Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey. Al dealer's, write our nearest agency for descriptive tlie wuicli, will ' signs of the rabies. bert Barnum - they ly good value at $18.50, special at $S. vATHUB J. SMITH, Miss Susie Faulhaber is spending a was calling, at Mr Laborie's place and circular. not tie able to do 8KBRABT, TB1ABUB1B, In tl.-ei-r AMD BOSI1TESB MAN AO Kit few days New York. had his dog with.. him. Mr Laborie's allotted work Miss Annie Fitch and Miss Alice on until are k u HBNBY M. SMITH, dog turned it and bit it and Mr Bar they put Wash in two new models, full VMM PM8IDKNT Fitch spent Monday in Fairtkl j. num took his dog which he values high THE into rcier condi- Skirts entirely Gihiral Agist. Frederick Harris of S juth Norwalk to tion to do it. or tailored in clever fashion of union was over of ly, last Friday, Dr Martin's dog pay& fIeated strapped, an Sunday nuest his aunt, hospital at Bridgeport, where it is be- Lamp One caunot mend and perfect hanging skirts and re- Miss Mary Sturges. ing treated. is the best lamp for alUround household use. a delicate piece of perfect litting Mrs Oscar Budd entertained her Made mechan.sm vio- markable value at $2.00. Other wash skirts up to tlO. and Mrs J. B. of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. by SO mother sister, Sturges lent methods, and tarS1.15 a TO Cents for Six Months. Hurl-bu- rt Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled Yer, Oents a and Miss Helen Sturges from Plattsville. in -- ; an ornament to room. no machine mad; by man is as fine Oaata for Foot Months. Four Oopy. street, last week. light giving poorer any as the human Mrs W. Every lamp warranted. If not at your dealer's, body. J. Sherwood entertained the Mrs John Lyons has returned from write to our nearest agency. The use of pi;!s. salts, castor-o- il Current Events club, last week. a - and cathartic medicines is met week's stay with friends in New STANDARD OIL. COMPANY OP NEW YORK strong Two automobiles with accidents York and report a very eni-tyabl- the violent method. The use of Week End Waist Specials. here, last week, a wheel running off time. ilnoorpo rated) the herb tonic laxative. Newtown, Conn.. Fbidvt, Jolt, 5, 1907. one driven by Dr Nolan of Westport Two waist which reflect an on Mrs J. F. Lyons and daughter. Lucv. splendid offerings glory and axle breaking the machine spent last week in New York City with 1 on our waist such values as these never before of W. B. DeGarmo of Norwalk. friends and a Lane'sm a Family x buyer Mrs Thomas Bennetr, who was taken reported very enjoyable f a stock of white waists. the New Haven two weeks time. graced hospital is the method Intelli-- 42 ago, is improving. adopted by TlLKraONl, Norfield Grange eDjoyed a fine pro- NEW COUNTY gent people. $1 on the occai m HAVEN Headache, backache, indigestion, 50 Waists, $1.00. $2 50 Waists, $2. gram Friday last, being Health, skin diseases are Idtxbtmihs Ratks : the annual Sisters' night. constipation, all Beautiful sheer lawn waists, lace A maker's surplus (stock of new Mrs U. O. Chase spent last week in et benefited immediately by the use embroidered ef- embroid- o ' Saf yoke, front, panel waists, fresh, crisp lawns, lw lmo 3m Imo Middlebury. y, of this medicine. er er yeai Cannon. three-quart- three-quart- 1- -9 2.00 3.00 s tucked back ered lace inch 1.00 5.00 Drug-gist- sell it at and fect, fronts, yokes, Inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 0.00 10.00 Mrs C. E. Coley and son returned on 25c. 50c. sleeves. Tbe tinest waists at tl sleeves, tbe very latest models, t inches 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Sunday from a few days' visit in Brook GRANGE NOTES. Demands a pare ever offered. 2 instead of 2&0. S . 8.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 85.00 we're Inches " Excelsior" 4 Inches 3.00 8.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 lyn. Pomona Grange, No. 7, water supply, -4 Lockwocd is .1- oolumn 4.00 8.00 16.00 84.00 40.00 Irving the newly elect will meet with Prospect Grange, No. which is best se l-- column 5.00 10.00 80.00 88.00 48.00 ed committee in the Upper Parish 144, at on WASH BELTS A fine collection of belts of linen and lawn, 1- -8 18.00 84.00 30.00 60.00 Prospect, Wednesday, July of column 0.00 school 1 1. 1 cured by means tailor-mad- e, 1-- district. ne tilth will be worked. cents and 4 column 8.0S 10.00 38.00 48.00 80.00 Mrs M. E. degree Heart plain stitched, peal buckles, 25 50 cents; 1 attended the column 10.00 80.00 40.00 00.00 100.00 Godfrey TWV $1 Jones-Nas- h wedding in Ridgefield, Sinfl Mra Jnaanh Maiw'mnn Mwo Artesian Strength hand embroidered, 25. Jast week. J. B. Gilbert and Master Willard Vail : , .Rs&dlnjg notices, brevier type, 10c line, at- 01 Wells. j unall nonpareil ads, lc a word per week. A number of our townspeople Jiitcnneia were guests over Sunday Heart Strength, or Heart Weakness, means Nerv) tended the auction on the premises of 01 ivirs n. . u. juad. These furnish pure Strength, or Nerve Weakness nothina more. Pos- water In abundance, itively, not one weak heart In a hundred is. in it uufalllng-- under moat self, actually diseased. It is almost always a . Southford. severe arougnis. hidden tiny little nerve that really is all at fault. New Blue Serge Suits LonK years of exuerience have Klven me SUDerlor knowledge In the mechanical nmdnf This obscure nerve the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve lion of hese wells. Geology and actual tests under all circumstances have proved their nim ply needs, and must have, more power, mors Best 'in Town $12. BRIEF MENTION. Humous value anu r.ue Baiiaiacuun j ue uerivea irom meir use. stability, more controlling, more ffovernina; at strength. Without that the Heart must continue .James Hartlett who has been quite Gasolene to fail, and the stomach and kidneys also have We have just received a fresh supply of blue serge sick, is very much improved in health. Engines, these same controlling; nerves. from our best makers. are cut on the M His daughter, Mrs Osborn of Mill pumps, pipe aud similar supplies, I furnish and at moderate This clearly explains why. as a medicine. Dr. suits They very L satisfactory quality price. Snoop's Restorative has In oast done so much 6 brook, has assisted in for him, the coats all trousers caring for weak latest "barrel" model, lined; LAN'S Mrs Fred ir I shall be pleased to call upon yon and give or write for deslredln formation and ailing; Hearts. Dr. Snoop first souirht alpaca Kemp Sunday particulars; South spent the cause of all this painful, palpitating;, suffocati- have full sailor waists and side buckles. Britain. ng; heart distress. Dr. Snoop's Restorative this hips, Harold Davis is mourning the loss of popular prescription Is alone directed to these The serge used is a very superior fast-col- or grade, a pet steer which was found dead in IC. weak and wasting nerve centers. It builds; in win- a brook near the house, having fallen N. it strenirthens: It offers real, genuine heart help. found in the usual $15 suits. See the suits our in such a could Sipperley, If you would have strong; Hearts, strong; di- way it not get up. It - dows and will at once that are the is a loss to besides 74 Wet Avenue, South Norwalk, Conn. gestion, strengthen these nerves you recognize thiy quite Harold, be them as needed, with saw at 512. Choice Collection ing a pet. The pair were quite well best you ever broken and afforded him much pleas- from which to select a pair of the newest and most ure. Keep your head cool with one of Men are findinirout tbe extreme ivirs iviaiiory, wno nas been our stiff or soft straws. SI to comfort afforded by sleeveless coat, of low cut tor Mrs caring natty nrf stylish Mary Hawkins, is home again, S4, or a genuine Pitnatna at tCi ciif. linrlfkr&tiirttt IrnM Mrs Hawkins being on the road to re- Zenith Oxforris lead the proces- We're sellia? more this seasonrtftaUmc5" Ir i covery. form rear ever before T"5 to tl.OO. Vo-la- Stoop's sion of hut the for John Lee, Harold Davis and Alec style Shoes Women. a puard when it comes to wear. 13 f0 Plenty oJ 'ptdaifnbrla-jrari'cprf-- " enjoyed trip to Long Meadow Wanted to 5 and a free shine, whenever you s sizes, if you are invited to see our Pond, recently. Of course the largest want it In our basement shoe a t. H athletic kind Especially you fish were not landed but thev had j the 50cf'0 T fun if not the fish. SostoFQtiuo store. up. Two lovely fawn were seen grazing in a meadow at the Five Corners, one day Pumps,, Gibsons, Bluchers, last week. Young R.H. BEERS &CO.; NEWTOWN P. J. GARVIN, BETHEL. Sailor, Ties, Carpenters B. Hawley & Co., Stepney. Suits. Southbury. S. J. PARKS. TRUMBULL. Boys' andall that is best in these lines of "low Mrs A. F Mitchell of Ls Apitpkr. and on frSr - Vacation are hard clothes and cuts," Cal . and Mr and Mrs Mil e- of New joys that rea Yoik, were entertained at the noire o son our vacation suits for boys show $2.00 to $4.00. T. M. Men KILL the COUCH specially strong Wheeler, during tte veek.it th S of Handy and the-LUNG- wearing points. funeral ter uusband, A. F. iviitcbeii -- CURE Never handsomer Styles, Never Larger Variety, for Norfolk and riubte.-breaile- d srles, aes to 10, .straight pants or Never Better Workmanship. Sick Wives and Daughters. Wind WITH Dr. ling's bloomers, SJ.7" to 15. You have often seen them with Dale Mill Suggestions for boys vacation: faces, poor appetite, bead and back Not; Khaki Soldier Suits, tl.U and 2.00 ache, symptoms common to the sex. Work. Discovory OO fathers and mothers, lose no time In iAuenynTiay Prte Koutfh Hider Suits, ! Dr David FOR 1 M 60c & (V)wboy Suits, 91.00 W. K. MOL securing Kennedy's Favorite 91.00 Indian tl.OO LAN, ttemeay. it win cost only one dollar X2 Fre Trial. Suit, and Is much cheaper than sickness. Besides an endless stock of waists, stocking, straw hats, caps and . . 1026 Main Conn. to Dr B. Surest and Quickest Cure for sUT St., Bridgeport, Write David Kennedy's Sons. StepKen- - Church, shoes. . THKOAT and Rondout, N. Y., for a free sample Seymour, Conn., 66 High St., Boston, Mm. LUNG TROUB- -1- 23-12 21-1- or MONEY BACK. bottle. TsbapaSKS aud 3 Anioal OUlalio. LES,