The Newtown bee., 1889-10-11


 street, Is familiar to those nt all acquainted in the Park City end Just now 1t stands for tho best sa shoe for gentlemen. Every pair Ii warranted and their especial merits arc dwell upon In the now ad tho firm present to the at tehtion Of the BEE's readers. 1t never pays to neglect the advertising columns of Il live paper and you cannot inspect the generou. patrons of the BEE's advertising space with out lighting easily upon the announcement o Nolan S Son.
 -esRB- Wells x French, lsG State street, Bridgeport still manufacture horse and stable goods ir great variey, which they retail Ut low prices " is n sqnare, accommodating firm to tic uI to' whether you want harness for all purpos es' blankets, robes or Winter goods in general Tor the horse and stable.
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 bhE buzzcr, standing on Main street, Dan, oury'was thus accosted by Newtown friend You don't say you trade with sam Harris tooi I'd like to know why they all drop in here' when they come over to trade, as nat urhlly as they would nt Booths or Hawley,s m the Street if at home." The BEE man was writing receipt for new subscriber over Brookfield way and had only time to say, ''sam Harris keeps an A stock. anybody can see and he treats n customer so well that he sends hia friends here to trade"
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 The best of everything pertaining to the shoe line is what c. 1T. Bennett, the shoe mer. chant of 330 Main street, Bridgeport, offers the public at the lowest prices. He has cheap shoes and also better qualities which are sold at very low prices. He Is thus able to supply the wants of all, from the lowest price to n popular low price for the finest work in this line. Mir Bennett has made u great addition, this season, to his stock of ladies', gentlemens $ and ehildren's fine shoes and is now prepared Co show the best footwear the market affords at astonlshingly low prices. Drop in Ut Ben. nett's when In Bridgeport aud inspect his i'm mense showing of shoes.
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 John C. Rowland Is not satisfied with doing m ordinary business, but is increasing his ad- vertising space, this Fall, to let the public know how well he Is doing. His immense sales are notorious SO is his ability to write hn ad. that commands immediate and nniver- sal attention, but back of all this, Is the vari ty of styles, quality and an unequalled excel lence that makes the customer grateful friend If you want to keep up with the fash ions and ind the footwear of fashionable so clety, call at Howland's, where you will find goods of grace and comfort, crowding those of general use and wear.
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 The Hub clothing house, corner ot Main and State streets, occupies one ofthe most slightly and commanding business places in Bridge port. The business Is in the hands of II. Gard ner, A. A. Libby and H. F. Veit, with Manager Gardner In charge, who, Spring and Fall, pre- sent his attractive line of clothing to the ut tention of the BEE's readers. The largest crop of bargains ever harvested is this sea ,lafp tyIp finest quality, utmost variety and Fall and Winter offerings unsurpassed. They invite inspection, which many ot the BEES readers have tried with the best results in present comfort and pocuniary profit.
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 Well now, If you want to strike one of the most comfortable business men in Bridgeport just tackle A. H. Davis. There is always the same genial courtesy, the unru1iied warmth of a genuine soul and these characteristics have SO long permeated that universally known corner at Fairfield avenue and Main street that il makes 1t extremely comfort nble sort of place to visit, whether or no in pursuit of clothing. Whether 1t Is the BEE Man trnmping down the track from Newtown, in the ad, of Mir Davis, the BEE is not inform. cd, but he is certainly m informed and intel. llgent traveller and Is making BEE line over the ties that bind his mind and memory 10 the sacred precinct for which ho searches. We have only one criticism to offer of the il. lustration and thu Is not an art criticism, but the BEE would suggest to Mir Davis that the travellers in search of his store are not as sol. itary as his ad. might suggest Follow the crowd and you will get there.
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 There is nothing like personal knowledge ofthe managers of n business to give one an interest in It's welfare and, from personal nc aualntance with the business qualities of the young men who arc driving the clothing firm oi Jones, Keane & Co. into prominence, it is easy and safe predicting prosperous future for this finely located clothing house ut the corner of the Park Clty's Main and John streets. They report rushing Fall opening which Is n welcome inaugural for their fourth season at this old-time clothing stand. This corner was never more brilliant and bustline than today, showing that 1t feels the throb ping impulse of young blood and keen bust ness instinct. It Is needless to enumerate particulars SO much better set forth in theii own ad.. but it Is worth your while to test their capabilities to secure and increase theiI army Of customers,
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 It will be necessary to climb the step ladder of language and peer into the upper story oi
 
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 "Men may come and men may go, but go on forever" and SO does the clothing business ofJ. II. Barnaby & Co.,, one of whose many branches has rooted itself to Mother Earth at tas Main street, Bridgeport, where Manager fiull, "hull" team with little dog under the wagon thrown in, Is in charge Of the best goods at lowest prices that mortal man could sigh for masculine angels envy. Fall stocks are now on his counters and fall they must us the moving machine of keen prices sweeps over the field of Autumn needs and necessi- ties for men. youth and boys. J. B. Barnaby. the founder of this clothing aggregation, has Ycentiy died, but the methods which expand. ed his business and made his name so widely known, are as alert us ever and must be i'm. perishable while good goods at living prices are the need of the million. more pr less The fREs renders have satisfactorily tried the statements of this firm too often to need much advice in the premises.
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 The new nd. of Meigs < Co. cannot iail te meet your eye on the BEE's last page. Man