The bee., 1877-09-13
Ghe Bss. Thursday Sept. 18th, 1875 Office in Sanford & Hawleys Stoie.
OUR ADvERrIsHRs.

AZ VIII uo scen " our 1uVotuS'"k columns, this week, we have been ''in. ,erviewlng" some of the leading mer- chants of Bridgeport, who appreciate the trade that comes to them from Newtown and the neighboring district lying on the line of the Housatonic railroad.
 Asa medium for procuring them larger share of this trade than any paper published outside of Bridgeport, we know THE BEE is Me paper.
 Our patrons, both advertisers and sub scribers assist each other. The former by offering inducements to the subscri- bers, such as non.adcertisers cannot, as they cannot afford to sell as cheap as men who notify the public of what they have for sale, and by this means meeting the purchaser half way, thus disposing of their goods at fair profit, and !urn- ing their capital constantly, instead of having a lot of old goods lying on their shelves, for which they must ask q large price in order to take in money enough to pay expenses. , ..
 All sensible people. can plainly sec that man who advertises freely can offer greater bargains than a man who has a stock of goods and tries to keep it from the public.
 Subscribers help advertisers by giving those parties who advertise in their local paper the prJereace,in purchasing goods knowing that THE BEE will not publish an advertisement ot any but reliable houses, who keep stock of frst-class goods, and will not recommend to it's subscribers any firm that the editon does not know to be reliable.
 .,Our firiends, in purchasing goods of any of,our advertisers will confer ia vor by stating that they saw the adver- tisement in THE BEE.
 Among our new advertisers we take pleasure in calling attention to the fol lowing: ...
 At the store of Messrs. Foster, Dudley & Co.,, may; be found as large an. assort- pent of goods. at as low prices as at any store this side of N. Y. City, consisting of clothing of the best quality. which they sell upon the most reasonable terms. Polite attention shown toyy yyall, and the smallest order attended so,with as much care as one,for s1,0oO worth of goods. The firm offers great inducements. This combination is operating twenty seven clothing stores in the principal towns and cities of New England, and buying in such large quantities enables them to buy very cheap. They buy for cash, and sell for cash only, ,and they are de- termined to give these advantages to their customers.
 Geo. W. Northrop, the Halter, keeps always on hand well selected stock of Hats, Caps, and furs, of the latest styles Remember the bargains to be had at No. 333 Main street.
 E. c. Betts, the Photographer invites the. public to his new gallery, 356 Main street. Gall and see the beautiful speci- mems of his work. .<t s.,. :. P. J, Dewitt, sign of the Golden Boot, 41S Main street, has complete, stock. of goods on hand IS sure to suit you in quality and price
 Frank, M,, Wilson and O. may be found at 40 Main street. with a large assortment of cloths of every pattern, which they warrant to be of the best quality, and made up to order in the best possible manner. For good, perfect ft- ting suit, go to Frank M. Wilson & Co.
 Ladies should remember that W. L. Flynn's store at 339 Main street, is the place where they can find always on hand articles that they need. sa
 VII. Ivers & Co.,, Nos 98 to 10S Fairfield Ave, one door from Main treet, have on hand every variety of d,anite and Marble, for monuments and headstones. Call and see them.
 Messrs. G. W. Barker & Co.,, corner of Main and Bapk streets, as will be seen y their Advertisement, offer special in- lucements to their patrons and the nub- 'c generally They have a large stock
 f ready made clothing. and make a
 pecialty of making to order wedding suits.
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 PARTY AT THE GLEN SCHOOL HOUSE.
 The Marty given hv the Misses Gatelv