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The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Look at the bargains i'll ladies' handl>er chiefs for , and 6c at F. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Ladies in want of fine millinery in trimmed aud untrimmed domestic and imported styles will find them at half cost at Mrs George Dunham's, 437 Main street, Bridgeport. See ad
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

E. F. TIawley is selling the Walter A. Wood moving machine for $50; also the Wood hay rake for $24 and sections for Buckeye and Wood machines.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
INSPECT cToFNEWToWN,s $. Probate Cour1

nISTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss Probate Court ly July ,, 1888.
 Estate of SALLY S. WETMORE, late of New town, in said district, deceased.
 Whereas, The administrator on said estate has made application to this Court for, an or der to sell all the real estate belonging to said estate as per application on file duly ap- pears, therefore
 ORDERED---That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said NeWtOWn on the 9th day of July, 1888, at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice of the time and place of said meeting be given by publication, one week, in the Newtown BEE, |, weekly newspaper printed in Fairfield county Attest, WM. J. BEECHER, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Mr II. s. Nichols has ice cream at his house every evening, except Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
THE READ CARPET CO.
FLAGS

For the glorious Fourth are what everybody
 will want We have therefore taken the agen- l cy for one of the largest manufacturers of the
 best sewed bunting Flags. Our prices will be very low, all sizes in stock.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
SUMMER FLANNELS.

Flannels are not perhaps uppermost in the public mind at this moment, but when we an nounce that we have got lot of PLAID AND STRIPED WASH FLANNELS (suitable for Seashore and Summer Resort Suitings, also Childrens wear) which are selling today for ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE, they will form attraction.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
FANS.
LACE MITTS & PARASOLS

that at once show the pure Japanese ski quaint shapes and color mixtures, from u plain flat at 5c to the gauzy silk and satin.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

are the items that keep our stock busy just now. Prices have q great deal to do with it; !; you will think so when you hear them quoted by our clerks.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
SURAH SILKS.

Ten thread goods, well worth and rapid sellers at $1 75, but we only ask $l 3 per yard Or 10 pieces. Our Surah sale, last week, was l big one; this is inst much a bargain.
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06
A oEI on-

I,ARM HELP WANTED.-A boy 15 or Il n years of age by the month or good mar for few weeks of having and harvesting. c B. SHERWOOD, Trumbull, Conn. DaNfls Farm District
The Newtown bee., 1888-07-06

Special bargains in gents Summer scarfs for , and 10c; also q large line of 25c scarfs il hobby styles at E. F. Hawley's.
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SISTERS OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
A 100000 Convent To Be Erected 70
Which Bonds are Issued.

A $50, 900 Convent To Be Erected for
Which Bonds are Issued.
At the county registers Office yesterday,
deed OF trust was filed by the Convent
OF the Good Shepherd, through the presi-
dent, Mother Mary, of st. 1gnatius, to
Cotton Green and Thomas F. Tobin. II
was a trust deed Of more than ordinary in.
terest, because its object was to add ma
terially TO the power Of the Sisters Of the
Good Shepherd in doing good work and
serving God. The deed recites, that where
as, The Convent OF the Good Shepherd,
charitable corporation, an establishment
for the reformation OF fallen Somen, a
home and house OF refuge and correction
for abandoned and vicious children, an
orphan asylum and an academy or
school, has found it necessary, in
order 10 carry out the purposes
for which II was incorporated, to erect addi-
tional buildings and make additional i'm
provements upon the property, and
whereas said improvements will cost about
the sum Of 100000, and whereas said con-
vent is without sufficient funds in cash TO
erect said buildings, ETC., and in order
TO borrow and raise money for said pur-
pose, has determined to issue and sell at
par its sixty bonds; the first twenty OF
which are for 81 900 and the last forty at
$500 each, OF even date and payable Janu-
AIRY /, 1908. The bonds bear interest at Q
per cent, payable semi-annually at the
State Savings bank OF Memphis, said bonds
being redeemable at the option OF said
convent at any time after five years after
January /, 1882
To secure the payment Of these bonds
the trust deed made 70 Gen. Green and
Capt. Tobin conveys certain real estate on
Lumkin street and Washington street ex.
tended, ETC., containing Is 6S-l00 acres of
land, upon which said Improvements are
to be erected. The deed recites all the
necessary and usual provisions as to trusts
Of this character. The bonds are first class,
and it goes without saying that they will
be foated without difficulty In Memphis
at par. Memphis business men are always
ready TO aid and assist in the good cause
with which the Sisters OF the Good shep-
herd are SO closely and religiously identi-
fed
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THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.
Close OF the Tenth Annual Convention
Election OF Oficers.


Election OF officers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 27.-The Catholic
Knights OF st. John adjourned their tenth
annual convention late last night. They
will meet next year on st. Johns day in
Washington. Before edjourning they
adopted resolutions thanking President
Cleveland for the consideration shown the
church in his present TO Pope Leo, pray
ing for the recovery OF Gen. Sheridan,
sympathizing with the Irish in their strug-
gle for home rule and declaring their al
legiance TO the church. The following Of
fcers were then elected and the conven-
ton adjourned 10 wind upwith banquet
and excursion to-day;
Col. John Dunn, OF Cleveland, o., re-
elected supreme commander with the mil
itary rank OF general Of the army; Adam
wecklcr, Of Chicago, first vice-supreme
commander, with the military rank Of
Northumberland; J. J.. Herbert, colored,
OF Washington, ID. O., second vice-su-
preme commander, with the military rank
OF maior-g general; Andrew Dietz, a lnem-
Der Of the board OF education OF Cleve-
land, o., supreme color bearer; Joseph
Lictz, Of Buffalo. supreme secretary; w.
P. Rattigan, Of Detroit, Mich, supreme
treasurer.
The supreme deputies appointed by
Gen. Dunn we're: Joseph Hesslinger,
Of Rochester, N. Y, for the State Of New
York; Thomas. A. Bourke, United States
vice .counscl Of Windsor, Ont, for Canada;
w. I. McGurrin, Of Grand Rapids, Mich;
for the State Of Michigan; Geo. NJ. Geiger,
Of Newport, KY, Tor Kentucky j. 4.
Ransdell, OF Lake Providence, La. for
Louisiana; Capt. Michael Hughes, OF
vicksburg. Miss, for. Mississippi and Capt.
Jacob Lief, Of Lawrenceburg, Ind, Tor
Indiana
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trouble In the Navajo Country.

CHICAGO, June 27.-A dispatch from
Albuquerque, N. NJ, says Reports from
the Navajo country state that some Of the
rowing members Of that tribe are becoming
turbulent and annoying settlers, and are
being provided with whisky from some
source. Ike w. Stevens. prospector, ar
rived at Gallup, this county says that he
was attacked and ambushed by Indians,
whose weapons were bows and arrows
One Of the arrows penetrated his shoulder
blade, unfolding itself deep In the flesh,
ana Il was with difficulty extracted. He
escaped from them, making his way 10
Piochete's place, q friendly Indian, who
guided him through the country. Piocheto
claims that the Indians who attacked
Stevens were ex.United States scouts, EN-
ployed In Gcfonimo's raid, and SAYS a sin.
gle white white man places himself in dan.
ger when travelling through the rcserya-
ton
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NATIONAL pEIcKMAKERs.
Their Annual Convention To 30 Held in
Momphis Next November.

Their Annual Convention To 10 Held In
Memphis Noxt November.
TITO following official announcement,
DrAming this city rs the place, and Noyem-
Der 10, IA and Is, the time for holding the
next annual convention Of brickmakers,
has been issued:
To tho Members Of the National Brick Manuiae.
turns Association
Gentlemen In compliance with tho
duty imposed by our constitution we have
carefully investigated the question Of time
and place OF holding our third annual con-
vcntion, and have determined 10 hold the
next meeting at Memphis, Tenn, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, No
vembcr 10, IA and Is, 1888 Cor
dial invitations have been received
from brickmakers Of other cities,
but none seem 10 offer advantages equal
In all respects 10 those Of Memphis. II Is
centrally located, being midway between
the borders Of tho territory from which n
great majority OF our delegates will come,
and Is easily accessible by rail and boat.
The b..vsa.sss OF the south are now
making rapid strides forward and are wax
ing 10 new life. Improved methods Of
work and modern machinery IL being
adopted generally, and Il u but courtesy
that the association should give II the en-
couragcment OF It's presence.
The opinion prevails among members
that fuller attendance can be secured by
holding our convention later In the year
than We have heretofore. Complying with
this general wish we have agreed upon the
above named time and place M the best
and most convenient. Al that season, the
mild. pleasant climate OF southwestern
Tennessee will induce many 10 attend who
might hesitate 10 face moro rigorous eli
mate.
As the machine manufacturers have
concluded 10 mako no general exhibit
this year, there Is no demand that we
should bold our meeting IN connection
with any exposition. The advantages Of
such connection " questioned by many
msmbcn Of the craft. who hold that cur
meetings should lie Ere from AL outside
Influence which scfyc 10 .liyidr the atseu.
uea and rrifaei ifoir The interest Of the
peeeunEs
We srpso 20 sfeafs fsducsd ssilrosd
ss;ss isS ~ rss'p sst sssatssay ore.
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FouLLY ASS uLTED.
Hattie Curtis Charge George Crouch
with Being tho Author OF Her Ruin.

Hattie Curtis Charge George Crouch
with Being the Author OF Her Ruin.
Squire Fleming yesterday committed
George Crouch. oolorci, charged with
rape, 10 jail without bond, 10 await the
action Of the grand iuy. The affidavit
upon which Crouch sas arrested was
made by Hattie Curt a colored school
teacher Of winona, Miss. She alleges
that last November wi lc on visit hero
she was induced by TO prisoner Ia nc
company him on a sldh ride ON the river,
and when near Preside y island he com.
PEELED her 10 submit D. his brutal desires
by threatening 10 throw Der into the river
Crouch was seen by ms ArrEAL rop.
rcscntativc and denied 70 truthiulncss 81
the womans story. le claims that the
prosecution, or 'porscc don, a. he terms
II, In the result Of his ., sal, several times,
10 give the woman money. Crouch has
heretofore borne a oil endid reputation.
The woman Ia about & become another.
She will weigh In a. neighborhood Of
200 pounds, while Or ich IL young Eel.
low and very slonds II Is said that
while enjoying the 81 n ride ho had 10
carry iiity pound roc which served TO
balance the skift and ! Ike II run smooth
lv
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O. B. BRYAN 81 90.
COAL SUPPLIED
In any quantity required.
Milford reduces everything.
THE woRK-Housn GASES.


supt. Mason Committed for Contempt,
ButReleasod on Bond-A Mistake.
When tho cases Of the State VI. Poor
house Superintendent X. NJ. Mason was
called In the criminal court yesterday
morning at o'clock sharp Mr.. Mason was
not In court. After waiting some fifteen
minutes Judge DuBose discharged tho
special yeniro Of jurors, and ordered the
clerk 10 enter up the forfeiture against the
defendant Mason and his bondsmen. In
n few minutes Mr.. Mson appeared In
court, and was questioned sharply by the
court as TO his detention, and stated In re-.
ply that be was busy. The Judge ordered
the deputy sheriff 10 put him back In the
sweat box with the other prisoners. He
was marched back, protesting that he
could give any amount Of bond, but twas
no 20. In due time several gentlemen
appeared, and bond wasimado for 5000
by Andrew J. Harris, DIR. D. y. Good
year and John Brennan, which at once
secured the release OF tho astonished
prisoner. Tho fact was that since tho
time Mr.. Mason was put on trial In one
case few weeks ago the criminal court
opening hours have been changed from
$50 O'Clock 10 o'clock sharp, Of which
fact Mr.. Mason had no knowledge, and
while he WINS on time on the old criminal
court schedule, he was somo twenty
minutes late on the new time table. This
was all there was In II. Mr.. Mason was
not 70 blame In the matter. being innocent
Of the crime contempt Of court. Had
not Judge DuBosc been 20 hasty In dis
missing the yenire Of jurors tho cases
against Mr.. Mason would have been taken
up In a few minutes, but IA Il IL now, the
cases have gone over 10 next Monday.
The criminal court was entirely too quick
ON trigger that time.
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dict largely increased attendance and
growing interest In the business OF the as
ISOLATION that will result in the great good
Of the craft and the benefit OF the public
generally.
In due time the program will be pub
lished with full particulars in regard to
hotel accommodations, railroad rates, ETC.,
etc. Respectfully,
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
by ID. V. PuRiNGroN, President.
THO. A. RANDALL, Cor. Sec'y.
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THE FLOODS IN MEXICO.
over Ono Thousand Bodies Already Ro.
covered.


covered.
ST. LOUIS, No., June 27.-A dispatch
from III Paso, Tex, says The general
passenger agent Of the Mexican Central
railroad received a telegram here yesterday
from the Mexican Central at silao saying
that In two days the track would DO 80
that passengers could be taken through
the flooded area with one transfer.
Steps are being taken for the relief Of
the suffers by the terrible overfowB along
the line OF the Mexican Central.
II seems that at least 800 people were
drowned In Leon alone. Over 1000 bod
lee have already been recovered. In some
districts the drifting water Is full Of dead
bodies, floating ~ thick as driitwood, aud
the stencil peryading the country is fright
ful. Measures are being taken all over
Mexico TO raise funds for the sufferers.
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You Can buy Them for o. Cents
Yesterdays rNcEssANr RAINS

Prevented many ladies from buying the
India Linens at sc and the Handmade Kid
Low Shoes for Sl.47, so we continue the
sale today for their benefit Don't miss
this chance.
INTERESTING TrEM.-You have frequent
ly got Dress Goods bargains from US, but
we say II advisedly, never have we given
such n bargain rs our COO, double width, all
wool Ba;istes and Nuns veiings, which
You Can Buy For % Cents.
This is not like bargains offered at times,
because goods arc not stylish or not sea-
sonablc. There Is nothing better, newer
or more desirable than these goods. We
made a big purchase cheap and sell them
TO you for
Less Than Halt Price, Only 10 Cents.
No Books AFTER THIS WEEK You'll
miss rare chance unless you buy now.
For $40 You Get $50 worth.
Start library. Fashion don't change In
books. Shakespeare and Byron are as
fresh today rs when their genius first
dawned on creation. Begin your library
today.
MHEKEN A. COMPANY.
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Catarrhal dangers.

To b. irecdfrom the dzf not surooailon while
lying down. 10 broAth>I AZ. sleep ioundy and
undistufbod 10 rise effr 81. head clear. brnin
active and free from psik, che to know tina, no
poisonous pulrid matte .snics the breath and
rou away the delicate , hiney Of smcll. taste
and hearinei 70 feel ths he system does not
through ils veins and ~ .. suck Up the poison
that IL sure 70 underrniss a destroy. Il indeed q
blessing bcJoud Ill otnc< nan cnloyment To
purchase Immunity froms q fate should he tho
object % all afiiclcd. D. th0so who have tried
many remedies aud phy.s % despair Of RELIEF OF
cure.
sAsronbs RAnicAL ft9 meets every phase Of
caiarrh, from simple az cold 10 the most loath.
sone aud destructive sfsrs u IL local and oonsii'
tutlouai. Instant 10 fellea "a. permanent IN cur.
Ing, snie, economio,i sni svr falling
hssfOnDs KABieAL Cusi consists NJ ono bottle
oi tho RADICAL trrE one ~ Of CArAnHf A. VT
WI. and QUE lnfHovrb IALEa. all Wfappcd 10,
oiir package, Nih innIii.e directions, and sold
b. all druggists lvf titD
fortnH Dnro sss co.. CAT Co. II0ros.
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COL. THOMAS BARRETT.
HE BECOMES wRA7n I AND APPLIES
STRONG LAP tuAaE.

Just a Few Facts W Yh Go to Show
That the Great stte (. Railroad Mag
nate Should Havs'e aalifed His Re-
marks.
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Owing 10 the inclination Of
many people to be humbuggcd
IN the purchase Of articles 81 ne.
ccssity In the household, We feel
II our duty 10 sound n note u
warning ~ those who seek nme
dies for the relief ~ aches aud
pains incident N this scason oi
The year The great aud grow
Ing popularity oi BESrON's PAS
TIRs hes d iptcd INSCRIPTIONS
manufacturers N offer many
worthless fuletliutlons and lmi,
tatlons Of that valuable remedy,
hence We would advise th0sc
who Wish IA secure prompt ~
lief frpin Coughs, Colds. ll0arse
ness. l'lcuflsy, chest Pains. Sci.
htica, rheumatism, Iumhago
and haeknchc, ~ carefully avoid
WORTHLESS plasierS byhlWays ask
Ing fUf bENkof'h, and let no pr.
suRsion by the dealer ~ Induce
you ~ Hoocpi any Oihcf plaster
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28
COMPLIMENTARY TO TuE PRESS.
Tho Newspaper Mon To he Royalty
Entertained.

Mowrs. John $. Toof and @. b. Bryan,
owners Of the West Memphis ferry steamer
Q. u. Bryan, have arranged for a grand
excursion on their boat tomorrow alter.
noon, complimentary 10 the members Of
the local press. The boat will leave from
her wharf, nj the foot Of Bcale street, nj
8 o'clock. and steam up the river for lew
miles. Coming back she will 70 down
stream n short distance below Memphis
aud return TO the city about = o'clock
Music and refreshments are among the
pleasing features Of the program. The
Trip promises 10 be quite an enjoyable
affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28
A Tramc Conference.

NEW YoRK, Juno GA number Of
members Of the western roads aud Vice.
Chairman George II. Daniels, Of the Cen.
trail Traffic association, had m informal
conference with trunk line officials at No.
$40 Broadway today In regard TO the i'm.
portant conference ON commission matters
which will take place between the Central
Traffic association and the trunk lines ut
the West End hotel. Long Branch, To-
morrow. Present were d. b. Martin, oil
tho Bee line; L. p. Farmer, Of the New
York. Pennsylvania 4 Ohio; n. W. Fuller,
OF ths Chesapeake 4 Ohio; 7. $. Timpson,
Of tho leo linc, and w. O. Rlnearson, ol
Olercland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28

A DAUGHTER Of Mr.. W. r. "Bunalo Bill"
Cody is presently 10 be married 10 q young
doctor In Colorado.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28

FIRsT-Five hundred opaque Window
Shades, that were made up for customers
during the past season and not taken.
They are the best quality, from 80 to AZ
inches wide and from to 10 feet long,
complete, ON the best Hartsorn spring roll
ers, with all fixtures. The Shades were
made for $3.50 to s. pair today we will
clean out the entire lot
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MHNKHN g COMPANY.
RAIN OR SHINE TODAY,

We feel you can't resist these tempting
bargains,
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MBNKEN 6 COMPANY.
Manhattan savings Hank end Trust Co.

pxrosIroRs NOTICE.
Interest at the rate OF three (3) per cent
per annum has been declared by the board
OF trustees OF this bank, on AL accounts
entitled thereto, payable on aud after
July l, 1888. {
Interest not drawn win be credited the
same as any regular deposit. All deposits
made prior TO the 9Th day Of each month
will bear interest from the LIST.
JANIS NATHAN, Cashier.
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Oh, give me teeth sound. white and neat,
oh, give me breath that's pure and tweet,
Oh. give me rosy, healthfui gums,
Add viii meet whatever CONES;
whatever usubIs tnsy bsfsIi,
Viii boxoponr tlf asss hts 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-28
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.

Medical and scientific shill has Al last solved the
problem Of the long needed medicine for the nsr.
vous. debilitatsd and the aged by combining the
best nerve tonics Celery and Coca with other efec.
i've remedies which. acting gently but efficiently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, remove disease,
Ipstore strength and renew vitality This medicines
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On r Q. VETS NTnvH AID rH1fS TRgArfrNr
aruanntecd specific Tor iiysiena Dizziness, Con
vnltious flu, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache Ncrv.
ous PrOsirati0n caused by the uac ~ aisohol NJ 10
baocO. Matciulncsa Mental depression snitcnlnf
oi the Brain uuultnr ~ Insanity aud LEADING ~
misery, decay aud death. Premature old Ase, liif
fcunesa, l0s ~ p0Wrt IN either aon. iutOluuufy
losn.s and htcrinntouhca caused ~ over cEfrilnn
Of The brain. ell abuse 90 over alndu lenCc. fnch
hox couttins Que months treatment sinl box
Cclpt Of pfioa
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At 10 Cents Each, 70 Cents.

Some have fancy dado borders. Selling
these at such price, we will not exchange
them; so don't buy unless you feel that
you are getting bargain that will stick.
sEcoSp-We received yesterday, and
place On sale today,
One Thousand Bingham Umbrellas,
20 to 80 inches. Z and 10 ribs, well made,
good natural stick, handles, superior quail
ty OF Scotch gingham--siz for children,
ladies and gentlemen; fully worth Sl.25 to
81. Today
You Can buy Them for 90 Cents
piece. Ihat docs not pay tne manuiac J,
extra umbrella in the house.
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porp's EXTRACT IL invaluable for all kinds
ofPain. Inflammation and nemorrhsges.
Escsilsnos iaviiss iriiaiion. Bsvars u gOriA-
ksf ,u,iai,0Hf ef PoxD's ExrnAcI.
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Wo ounrantoo sIx noxen

To cnte any olsc With tnch orirf rccclrcll ny ~
iofsi hoses accompanied With r,Dl We win ,cnt
the pnuhascf our wfitien Fulrtniee "a feinnd the
money II the irratincut docs not eject rnna
Guarantees Issued only by John &. Wet \ Co.
powds 4 Co, Druggists sole Agents. Aair street
Memphis Tenn.