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The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
Connecticut Buzzings.

The Winchester arms company of New
Haven has shipped 1000 rifles to the Hay
tian insurgents and will send 20OO more.
The Franklin Moore bolt company's
shop at Winsted was visited by fire, Sat-
day and damaged $1,000. The confia-
grafton started in storage room where
petroleum is kept and spread rapidly.
The foundations are in for the new
5000, 600 recitation building on the Yale
campus. It is to be constructed of brown
stone and will be an imposing structure.
A Southington man is claiming that in
1895 his mother made a silk dress, the
silk grown from worms of her own rails
ing. spun, woven and colored by herself
and that this was the first silk dress
wholly made in this country.
Henry v. Tucker, wealthy farmer of
Westfield, was recently robbed Of $40, 900
in cash and securities, which he kept in
a cupboard. Mr. Tucker has an antip-
athy for safes, which has proved rather
costly for him.
The directors of the Rockville Nation
al bank have decided to put up . new
building to accommodate its business.
It will be an ornament to the town.
A Waterbury man tried the novelty of
stirring up delinquent debtors by postal
card and has repented in Jail.
The Norwalk horse railroad company
suspected some Of its drivers Of dishon-
esty and put men on all cars to count the
passengers for time.
A rational bank will probably be start
ed at Thomaston.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
The Sermon.


My Brethren: You will find my text
in the 18th chapter of the book of Com
mon Sense and the 9Th verse, 'sl.et there
he an increase of the milk of human kind
ness in your bones.'' Human Kindness is
the lubricating oil for the social machin-
cry. 1t makes a man smile on his fam
lily, when be is cross enough to eat shin
gle nails. 1t brings CHEEKY word and
a friendly look when we meet a neigh
Dor, even if his cows have got into our
corn lot. 1t causes US to treat the hired
man like gentleman and not like a brute,
il he is thick-headed sometimes. It will
enable us to forgive Maggie with good
grace, when she has broken the pitcher
that grandma left us. Our text calls for
concentrated human kindness, even the
milk of it. We need it to keep our hearts
from growing old, to enable US to be sun
light rays in this dark world and to keep
us thoughtful of others, even if our lives
are full of sorrow and care and vexation
and disappointment. For has not the
rhymer well said:
Tlme TO me this truth hath taught,
IT'S truth that's worth revealing;
More offend from want of thought,
Than from any want of feeling"
Go then, beloved and cherish the milk of
human kindness. Try it when you meet
oour wife tonight. Take good dose
of it when You meet your enemy to-mor-
row. And, for your inspiration and your
crown, remember the words of the Man
of Nazareth: ssInasmuch as We have done
it unto the least of these, my brethren,
yc have done it unto me.''
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

daily built Nsi9KboFile prepszfy ~
10 sllehtly aNected II value, 81 - -
pgecintion eannot 3est n soeh N e1nuftc
town IS Shelton. Davis Brns- q New
Haven built tie stone abutmenfs, begin-
ming work IN August and lnIshing
short time ago; the iron work = done By
the Berlin Iron Bridge Co., who began
about . month ago. The bridge y 80
feet long and the driveway h > feet IN
the clear. The cost, 90, 000. Is borne
entirely by the railroad.
Mr. and Mrs William HI. Shepard re-
turned, last week, from visit to their
Newtown home.
Mrs Mary Murphy brick house, ON the
Long Hin road, will be ready for Occur
pancy In short time. -
Contractor B. w. Murphy has broken
| ground for frame building ON the Long
Hill road.
William H. Shepard has done the mae
on work for G. b. Gregory 81 Few house
In Plattsville, Easton and Is there, this
week, finishing up. SIX
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

known and popular, for Manager West
and the Park City are well nigh synony-
nous terms.
He has battered Bridgeport by naming
his house Park Cisy, tie growing city's
nom de plume and MAJ they share nnu-
tual growth and PROSPERITY. The relia-
bility of the Park City's goods and the
valuable and enticing character Of its in
ducemeats, like the present offer of a
watch with suit Of clothes, not only re-
tain cdstom once secured, but makes it a
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
Gems to Keen the Heart Lisht.

Gems to Keep tho Heart Light.
Our best power Is Holy Chest power.
Carlyle.
We can get life and happiness only in
Christ. Mcintosh. ss
TO thine own self be true,
And it must follow as the night the day
Thou canst not then be false to any man.
lshakespeare.
Thales, one of the seven wise men of
Greece, when asked which was the hard
est and easiest thing in the world to do,
replied, "The hardest thing is to know
thyself and the easiest thing is to find
fault with the actions of another How
does that fit your case, brother man?
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

herald to bid others to the same profit
abs mart. This insures constantly In
crossing trades which keeps Manager
West and his force of assistants more
than busy. Give them call.
Mr. West has Just returned from Bos-
ton, where he has selected be&a,tiful
and varied assortment Of gentIemen's
furnishing goods for the Holiday Trade.
Those desiring useful and handsome gifts
for their gentlemen friends viii DO well
to call at the Park City.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
HOW CLOTHING rs MADE.

INV O4O i x1xN0 I'D mAOG.
Messrs Written, Burdett & Young,
whom Mr. West represents, occupy the
mammoth granite building facing on
Winthrop Square, Devonshirc and Otis
streets, Boston. The first and second
floors are devoted to the counting rooms,
offices, shipping department and sales
rooms. The third floor is occupied as
the cutting room. The fourth for man.
ufacturing. The fifth for examining and
shrinking cloths and the sixth for stor-
age.
The first process in the production of
clothing is examining the cloth. This is
done by an ingenious machine which
unwinds the cloth from the board, meas
ures it, pulls off the listing and again
winds it up. The cloth passes over a
roller in a strong light, that every i'm
perfection may be seen and marked, so
as to be avoided in cutting.
The cloth is then sent to the shrinking
room, where it Is wound on a roller Of
iron, which is punctured with small
holes. This roller is fastened to a steam
pipe and the whole piece or web is thor
oughly saturated with steam.
After careful drying, it then goes to
the cutter. The cutting is done in this
establishment almost entirely by hand
shears, a machine being used only on
cheapest grades of goods. The cutters
use only patterns which are provided by
the head designer, who has whole charge
Of the manufacturing department.
at Nc garments being cut, they are bun
an Fin packages of three and four gar
in Eta each and passed to the trimmer.
cuts the Innings and trimmings and
lts with each lot Of goods sufficient
quantity of thread, buttons, wadding,
silk, braid, etc., to make the lot. A
special set Of lining and trimmings must
be selected for each particular style of
goods and an experienced man is employ
ed, whose sole duty it is to select and
purchase suitable trimmings for each lot
of goods.
The garment being cut and trimmed,
1t is then sent to the work shops. In the
manufacturing department are employed
from $500 to 5000 men and women, as
basters, scamsters, finishers, button-hole
makers, pressmen, etc., each garment
passing through many hands.
When garment leaves the work-room
yit goes to the examiner and if, after
thorough inspection it is pronounced per-
feet, 1t goes into stock. II there are any
blemishes, it goes to the bushelling de-
pertinent, where 1t Is putin proper shape
A record Is kept Of every yard Of goods
& from the time it Is received until it is cut
and record of every garment and, by
its number, 1t can be traced through all
the processes of its manufacture.
The position Of the greatest RESPONSE
bility In the manufacturing ofclothing Il
that Of the designer. He must be him
! self y thorough mechanic, as well as |
designer OF patterns, for he directs tn,
style exclusively OF the house he work.
for and 1t is these designers Tor such COR
Germs as this who make the styles 70
this country. It Is he who drafts ever.
pattern and the cutter simply marks on
the goods according to the patterns fur
nished him.
a special feature Of this house Is gar
ments Tor odd shaped men, men 'eithe
\ -.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
HUuf1vcfol.

James McBath stole 900 from ID. J.
Shelton, but returned II and has now
cleared out.
I.eander J. Wheeler raised zoo bushels
of corn; 40 of Data, which Steinborn's
power recently threshed.
The gale, last week, blew on the crown
of Albert Yale's chimney.
The festival netted el5. Bliss fur
nished the music; five sets were ON the
floor ut once. A meat supper was fur
nished. The table scarf was drawn by
Mrs Charles Judson.
Second hearing ON claims against es-
tate of the late Harvey c. Buckingham.
Monday. No decision was rendered.
Arthur willoughby slipped on a ba-
mana peel in Shelton, last week, sprain-
ing his ankle badly; he is with his sister,
Mrs Nicholas wakeley.
Mrs Edwin Chatfield had a stroke of
paralysis, q week since and 10 In . sad
condition; she is with her sou-;n-law,
James H. Blackman.
Thermometer degrees at mn. Fri
day; 80 at 10. Sunday morning.
Mrs T.. A. Bartlett is home from visit
in Shelton.
Eddie Brennan has given up selling
papers in the Center.
| Mrs c. n. Curtiss Of Monroe was guest
of Mrs p. A. Bartlett, last week.
The Sons of Temperance have present.
ed large hanging lamp to f. $. Haw-
ley.
Mrs S. A. Noe of New Haven visits
friends i'm the Center.
There will be Christmas tree at the
schoolhouse in the Center, Saturday ev-
ening, 22d.
c. f. Quick is home from the sol
diers' home at Noroton for Christmas.
When c. NJ. Hubbell went to get his
milk can, the other morning, he was as
tOnished to find an imitation stuffed pig
in the can, the remains Of the festival In
Wheeler's hall.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

Will Wheeler is ut Poughkeepsie. NY.
c. 40.
Sun,,., 49,, :. 70 Or w. -. 80,
49,. ,;S..- 80 .;..;... ,..,.. N, -,
incentive to the children to be present.
Charles Nichols and family have v;s;t-
ed Bennett Nichols.
Fred Dur,nd il .t M Row,er.s S.t.r.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
APraxer for Everx nav.

May every Thought. Of mine this day
Be pure as sunshine's c1earest ray.
May every word that shall speak
Be wise and gentle, true and meek.
May every act be just and kind
From dross of selfishness refined.
May thought and act and kindly word
Together bound, a thrcefold cord.
Reach out to men and help me save
Some sinking one from sims cold wave
lEgbcrt l.. Bangs.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
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HATS.

Remember, when in our store, that we
also keep Hats for men and boys.
We are now selling very good Fur cap
for cold weather wear at 81.
Corduroy Windsors for 5Oc; other people
ask 75c.
Good boys caps, Csc.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
BOYS AND CHILDREN.

Here is one of our greatest attractions.
our Boys, and Children's Department. We
think q good deal Of the boys and always
look out for them
Boys from to Is years, who wear short
pants, can buy good suit Of us for es.bet-
ter ones fors42 80 and - and from that mp
as high as You care to go.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
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PANTS.

We are the acknowledged leading Pants
manufacturers Of this country.
In our Bridgeport store we have over 500
! pairs of Mems Pants for u. Think Of it,
Wool Pants for 81 They probably will
not last long.
OH Don't forget that you can bny of us
Child,s Pants for 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
OyERCOATs.

Here are some attractions in our Over
coat Department:
Child's Overcoats, % with cape.
Boys, Overcoats, %
Mems Overcoats, $5
Our whole stock OF Overcoats at % per
cent below former prices.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

One OF the largest manufacturing in
terests in this country and one which
concerns every member Of the male pop
ulation Of the land is the production Of
clothing, especially ''Ready- Made" 1t
Il estimated that fully 95 per cent. Of the
male portion OF this country wear gar
ments bought ''ready-made. Thinking
brief description OF the manner and
process Of the production OF clothing
would be of interest to the readers Of the
BEE, we have CLEANED the following
facts, for which we are indebted to Mr.
West of the Park City Clothing House Of
Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
PRINCE ALBEIT SUITS.

In black worsted Prince Albert Suits
you will always find in our stock the very
best foreign and domestic goods, cut and
made in the most approved fashion.
Prince Albert Suits throughout, $l5, elS.
$40. $25, $50.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

f. Here is picture Of the Watch we give
to every customer who buys Of us $12
or more in. Clothing
This is called the Mascot Watch and will
bring good luck to any one who carries
it.
Hundreds Of Men and Boys are carrying
\ these Watches aud all pronounce them
" accurate Time keepers.
aWeguarantee every one Of them.
81 What could be more acceptable to . Boy
for d Christmas Present than q Watchs
& Here IS an opportunity to get good one
forsnothing.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
SHIRTS.

We have Abont e dozen fancy percalei
sla3yts, odds apd ends. CleNp. stylish
goods. howevev, but the tag ends o. early
Fall made.
These goods ranged II valne from ~ tai
u % shirt.
Yon can pick ont what yon went 4 -.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21
SPORTING MEN.

We have . special department reserved
for Sporting Men.
Chaps who ride . wheel all know that we
can furnish everything In wearing appar-
81 for the comfort Of the cyclist.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

MEMS AND YOUTHS CUTAwAY SUITS.
In this department may be seen over 100
styles OF Cutaway Suits. ranging in price
from 80 to &2S.
Worsted Suits in black diagonal, $l0and
upward.
Scrges, Cassimeres, Tricots, Meltons,
scotches. ETC.. In greatest variety. cut and
made in style.
The Newtown bee., 1888-12-21

Tar. I <o,,,as e,a Wn1ch r.r6o.,ne.a =
1890, ......s-..... ~. 1ss.s-.-.~,...
r-,S.-
About three years ago, Edward Il.
Brant and VIE came from Milford 70
this place. 4hey had resided but short
time IN Ail1Yed and the previous 10 yea1
were epensH IN Newt4 DIRK city. Wnore
Brant mad small store and part OF the
time worked on one OF the city papers.
Mrs branc Tor some IA years had been
|connrmed invalid. while IN shelton,
tney appeared TO be inextreme need and.
tnougn they were retlcent concerning
tnear poverty, some who thought It APP
parent contributed small Gums to their
RELIEF. Brahs is visionary, versatile
man, with much ingenuity, but no finar-
cal ability, lie seemed glad to get em-
ployment and worked when an opportun-
iy presented itself. he and Ms wffe
gathered berries, picked cherries on
shares, selling their part and, later, he
worked on the farm Of George Shelton.
Last Spring, he obtained employment In
the factory OF Sise, Gibson & Co., skate
manufacturers. Soon Brant's health in
a measure failed and his eyes gave out,
so that he could no longer perform the
work that he had in hand at the factory.
He was then out OF employment. About
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

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Tusn- l-e. i-eoyaT4 he. I. ever f~t.le Iatr4rn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
A Celebrated Case.

The Circuit Court for this county has
been isken up since Friday morning with
the trial OF the celebrated Wander LasD vs..
Smith horse czce. IL seems that in Deceua-
Der last. james r. Smith sold horsa 10 DR..
John Wander Lam for $3.50. and according
q the ccctcTs zi6rg yerFesenied the horne
10 be sGuEe. AFTER using the horse fog
STOUT three weeks ths Doctor becsms cen
WINGED that tie SOfss vas bot cnlg IN
sound, bat wss afflicted with almost ell the
diseases that korseiseh Is hsir 10. BsiBg
under this belief he rendered back the hoFsa
10 SIR. Smi;h and dslnsncsd 0ack the pur-
chase moaey. Smith refused iaer 10 re-
esiye the hose or pay back the
money. Wander LrGn brought suit
IN JulIics Besrdslsy's Court. be-
fore jury and after trial
that lasted two days. the jury rendered a
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff for 500.
The dsiendant appealed 10 The Circuit and.
Is above stated, tie case has bssn on trial
since Friday iast. DsIong & o. Hsra rspfe-
sssied the doctor. and Chamberlain & Ses
s!ons the defendant. TIE case has bean
much TALKED OF. and a lsT2e nunbec ire
qrtntsd the court room during the trial.
Twenty seven witnesses were swcrn large
aun55er of whom mere pny sicisns and vet
.Tipary surgeons. Counsel occupied about
gecr hours in summing up the Gaze to The
jury. The charge OF His Honor was an
able one, and The jury retired az about $50
yssisTdaY sftfrnoon. Aiter being out about
ten minutes tbsy returned, ard found =
verdict for tbs Doctor ia The sum OF
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

IsoH sAfE- IHr ROLLER PEoCkSS GkiST
/ hla IL kc1noie ztcn tielsE sssed t1ssscss
su1 "a increasing fTaae lae pF0Srtkof A&s
0fneE c,rfErss s1c n .lst sEi Lesloft Is s t1stF-
re sss .. ~ hss rso rsfiro4ds &C IL IA
lDits. OF 8 krowlns suatrf GOO .shsuce sof
sic fiEat asAD. Ca oa O. scafess Il Dlo4s
fdmDts KIN =
IfoR sAfE-PINE AND kED MOOD LANDS
Y soSG fzrus ana eitg pfoVeFss "a s~As eteaF
siss e2Sf 20 cas- slzli a. isye4t c-1ek, Casa
al oFpos-t~ "a sets Roe. T. Astas<si ssu
nos SliE-A HAkNfSs rH0P VITA STOCK
u ard natQfe- cc1s iee tHetrs with 9 tive
go ilock and NJ. = Of i0t -2x "a and tssf
sss ioC stia4 en- arr oi the msfn streets IN ely
OF ap4sfcs AZ tllny ghoossnd f-rpolsiiea ]
y j sell Ell sosrtkef OF exchange fSf desrsole
rsai ts'sle 81 Gr2ld Rapids Address r II
81 flas-st. y Gskeron. Mich. 3
NOR ssLs-soOD PROPERTY F0R SALE II
Il Byron Csutre good hatri and Der con-
neefec ana rood reasons for want nc - s-il. ID.
d-e& NEz May Adr1ou b fOu ~ ulrs hieh sltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22


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h0use LAS sgealsa. uAs y nltnsssed D. oas 81
Tie isFgesf efosss tAsl bss bssn seen Ia lhs
opera house 10 so1s ums.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
The COMMON Lor.

There Is placs so love can reach.
There Is a Tins no voics can teacb.
There is chain no power can break
There is slesp no sound can wake.
Sooner or later that sins will arrive, that
elsee will wait for your coming. that chain
must hand you in helpless death. that sleep
fnus fall on your senses. Bur thousands
every year 60 uItinleIy to their fsie. and
Thousands more lsnEtaen ont their days by
hesaiul timely care. For the falling
strength. the weakening organs. the vast
;rz blood. Dr. PieEce's Gel ten Medical Dis
c0ysry is a wonderful restorative sad pro-
longer OF stTenth and life. IL puriGes he
blood and invigorsles the system. thereby
Terrifying II against disease. or druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

The eoss q tie EsedInz strike. = bsa
TAO Losses insarrsd by TOO strikers. ias
Hsadlsg soEpaaies snd the eossamsFs
ar al taksa iut0 consldsTasioo, 10 euoF-
mons. Ihs Asw York Nal and E.c-
press, ia S4.nrday .ssae. nsds a. Effort
o. estimate t1is eosf. Aoont two thou
sand Faiirosdsrs hAI been out forty eignt
tsss a. ~ as rssnslAy. Their sysFazs
EaEss % placed al g a. DAY, making
to.al loss IA sazss 20 tAsss nAa q Si3-,-
-CA Tue MInsrs we're Gus fCr'y-tyo
is7s. sut ss shsy we're sysrsging s.
day Aad fhsss wors 2o0o0 q them. ;hs.r
ilss 10 ssgss sAs tl.6s3. goo TIE iron
worksrs ID tho 3ehuylkLl region we're
obliged 10 shns soEu Tor want D; iuel foF
tsssis - ght dass. Tbsrs we're 81 isssi
500 nso, sysrsglug so . d&y. thus
tsr9Wn oct Of work, iIcusriog a loss o,
$50 90 - OsZss. lhs losses q wazes.
therefore. toot ~ S-,-22. 90.
lhs price of sosl IA New Tork City al.
vcecsl ~ cents a ton en- account Il tor
s'-lEss anl tina Advance szs Gainiaiosd
for 3 month. To To pccg eonsams-s
wLo say bY tls pail or bEshsl shs Ia
c. ease q est va sc less. s a Ton. 4
s estimated thas 1900 tons day were
soli a. ;on rstes aal tha, 1900 toas g
day were sold oy snail measure Ihr
vogld nsks an lEsssess OF t255.000. !
Pa.ladsi 9hia Tie Increase for fully tive
wss1@ VS. s. .on. ~ a estimated tEs
5000 tons vsIs boaS.sl dgnng thAs nn.s.
maSsag loss o. $4,000 Besides ,hess
i1ssss 10 - sStsu1sssd that consumers d.
New E5g!2Bd snd othss sscsious Ia
carried an extra azperss of 80 cents a ton
or 1900 ioas dsy for shirty days, MAJ
iug a loss % e375 coo.
b. hlssss t. ins Reading compass.
iaclEdss = cessation 0t business g..
nssrly slxty days, tie sEp@nss "a hiri0.
railcs, fssdss< snen soi mssy osheI
iismr. To o1set this -. OF conrss, TIE
saving II wages. A lamp estimate
thls loss . placed e. 81 east $780, 90.
A 2sasrsl snd conservative salins'e.
therefore. of 80 io4a dus 10 the a.adiag
s.,ixs u QysF St.oco,CC0, ~ fellows: To
ra.iroads, sl92 Cl0; TO miners, 81. So, ,e0g.
10 iroBwoFxsgs. S35oCg0. 20 consumers.
$4,000; % Rsadiax companies, S1,01O,.
Geo; toisi. StCGL0c1
tases srs eoid 6zarss vhieh take eos-
n.z1rcs oply q the nusncial loss. Tee
7byslesi suffering OF tss Miners aud
sh.ir isniliss. sssa distress of the poor
ibrcushou, ihe conntry IN consequences
o. tbs increased coss % coal. caa never
bs estimated
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
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II n stroiiIag a tae laeadow.
Ls-clips 70 he t1rnsa song,
AI1 - lrci1e1t, tbat evening
Yea shonid chance - ccre 1io7s,
Al4 3 roi4-a hsis 70 walk bess6e me
1ast 20 Sey = wera CO two.
Wy % soarsc. fshogif net Glad IL
Eer rs saig-saIy You
Ey9E say zoe feel HGeA better
WIN yoer srrn around r.y waist
Gao thinA % gsttlng snEry
NaeA yoa saow such perfect taste:
l. whsle ieiSrs ycE shouid give me
iaat teaaer lIiks or two,
Wei. don't thiak shoaid saind Il.
FoT Is ssiy-eGly you.
-Ctsetss@{i Ea7sirer.
ORD kas Coal
is toagh I'D soul.
Nah eniy Ailassls 10 please.
Hc orders G. strike
AHa taz-s tsas tou
Was - real Of he pssp,s froszs.
-aaaeAss,er Mirror.