The Newtown bee., 1888-06-08

cost. It is guaranteed to relieve and cure. The large bottles are soc and $l.
 
 CARD-The thanks of the Officers and "A Comrades of Custer post are due and are hereby rendered to the ladies of Newtown, the teachers and school children for thelr Valua- ble services, aiding the Comrades with flow CTS on Decoration day.-LG r. Lilis, Com mander.
 A UCTION.-Win be sold at Public Auction, A June F, all of the real estate ot Turney French, deceased situated in Huntingtown school district, consisting of one House ana Barn and other outbuildings, with l7 acres of land ill good state of cultivation. GEORGE H. BOTSFORD, Administrator.
 NOR SALE, A CARRIAGE.-A good top car \ riage with a wide seat for three persons; wheels and axles nearly new. Price only S45 Call and it. Inquire of E. ". WILSON, sandy Hook, Conn.
 ISOR SALE.-For want of work, three good E cheap Work Horses fit for any work Apply, morning or evening, to JOHN D. DIX ON, North Bridgeport, Conn. Near Paper Mill. | NOR sALE-One good new milch Cow, and if Calf few days old. MRS DAVID WAR NER, Botsford, Conn. YTOR SALE-New White Oak Cart Bodies, as N good can be made. Price low at L. E. BooTHs.
 NOR sALE.-Farm of no acres, meadow, II pasture and wood land, under high state of cultivation formerly known as the Mitchell Mansion, in Southbury street. Am pie buildings in first class repair. Extensive fowls stock and farming implements will be l sold with the farm if desired and immediate l furnished for q suburban summer place. For particulars address H. A. MATTHEWS, Wa. | terbury, Ct, or STILES BELfltLD, on the l premises. Southbury, May 2l, 1888. ITOR sALE-A new milch COW. c. $. Ey-
 II BRETT, Easton, Conn I NOR SALE.-A new milch Cow with Calt;
 | or will exchange for young cattle LIZ
 ROY SHERMAN, stepney. | T7OR sALE-Two 2-year-old Heifers with N Calves one week old; also one Top BuS-
 gy nearly new. E. B. SHELBY, Stepney De
 pot, Conn.
 9RAss FOR sALE,-standing or made into
 U Hay. Apply to W.J. DICK, Newtown,Ct
 "ORsEs FOR sALE.-Good Work Horses
 Il weighing lo50 to ll50 pounds, will be sold : at a bargain; also set ot Double Work Harness
 nearly uew. W. c. JOHNSON Sewtown.
 T osT.-A Hound Dog white, with black
 \ spots and red ears, owners name on the
 collar and tine number of the dog, 9l The 7 finder will please write to F.S.Sterling, Trunl 3 bull for reward. F. $. STERLING, Trnmbull Conn.
 l NTOTICE.-Tait < Son wish to announce t s IN the public that they are not buyins s Straw, as they have supply. TAFT x SON a Trumbull, Conn.
 e PASTURE TO LET.-Inquire of or address |. | LEWIS EDWARDS, Stepney, Conn. | .lTHE NEW CoMMANDMENT.'- T.'-The gul if I scriber is unalterably opposed to hil . \ ing men to speak pious words. Ii Christ mad ' mans duty to his fellow man as plain as it ca Il be made, his true followers will not take tn Q peoples money for doing the same work. Tn oo Clergy take an unfair advantage of layme v every time they take the Sunday W1tnes Il stand VIM. PLATT.
 x yYTANTED.-A Boy to take care ofhorse an e w do chores. Must have good referenc Y, Apply after June 20. MRS r. ". GERARl n, White Hills.
 IT WANTED To hire a Man who understant
 w the milling business, one who wis le es to learn it. Apply to B. CURTIS x SO
 Stepney Depot, Conn. ie Those Brussels Carpets at Warner CT Clark's are admired by all for beau
 and chaannnss Thew also have han