The Newtown bee., 1889-10-18
CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS 1880
SOME MORE BEEswHAcKs.


 ano Co., can he found at 21s Main street, oppo- site Barnum's Recreation hall in Bridgeport and it will bo all tho recreation he cares tor to hayC you call around and Keller moment or two with n S-- check in exchange for first class instrument.
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 Plumb full to ho sure but Plumb on the line of fine agricultural implements, carpenters tools, hardware and wooden ware. Wheroy Why, at t52 Main street, Bridgeport of course, where the Plumb Hardware Co. keep every thing from blow to a washboard The stand, Just above the D. Nj. Read Cos, Is familiar to the BEE's readers and to know Is to uppreci. Hto.
 Do you pant fora bnrg,linY The Bridgeport SJ Pants Co.,, l2O Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, is just in your line. Your pants will be sup piled from $S up and you can be suited, ns of course you must be- at the modest sum of sl2 up In coin of the realm
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 "Iall's we'll thnt ends well" and E. J. Halls the busy man who cnn rig up an elevator shaft for your well and make 1t possible to laugh at the rgors of an Arctic season. That New Thermal furnace of his Is n wonderful heater and grato are its special points of cx. cellenee. Better nail your man before his as sortment is broken. tor it's a cold day when Hall gets left.
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 No spot in tho Park City ensier to find than the corner of Fairfield avenue and Water street, as any Farmer knows and, though 1t may be carrying Coles to Newcastle, between the BEE and the lamp post, it's mighty line spot to pick your wall paper or to apply for any manner of house dccoration, at Hcaly X Co.'S.
 
 There's luck in odd numbers, says Rory o'Moore" and that Is Bishop block, to be sure, where II. N Ayres, the Bridgeport shoe merchant, keeps goods so tinc and stout that he has n reputation as solid as his own robust frame. This Is the season of keen Ayres, you know, so look over his stock and provide ac cordingly.
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 The building of Recreation hall so far down Main street and the location of the |. NJ. C. A. building on that disputed site on the corner of Gilbert street has drawn trade below its old southern boundary Ut State street This Is lucky for F, IT, Fales, who reports u thriving boot and shoe trade at 27s Main street, oppo site Recreation hall. His price Fales not to shit.
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 "Brcathes there man" with soul dead that he don't like to see his female women kind topped out with the prettiest? Fall now steals along coying with Winters cold ad- vnnces and the season calls for millinery to match the fall of the sere and yellow leaf. the white frosting of n northerly morning You remember the place just across from the D. NJ. Read Cos; Mrs George Dunham's, 437 Main street.
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 Gold blows the wind across the moor," but what Of that, 1t can't wind up the prosperity of Downcr & Edwards, whose furniture and carpets adorn many home of comfort aud elegance. Manufacturing their own uphols- terod work, they know what they are giving customers at H9 and 45l Main street, Pnrkport. Rs-.'.-eH
 When you count up your cold cash ut night and can't tell what to do with the odd thous- ands, less or more, pause one soulful moment ht National Bank building, Bridgeport (take the elevator to the second story) and talk with County Commissioner J. W. Johnson. City and country property, debenture bonds and farm loans for your plethora, not to men. ton life and fire insurance for your personal security.
 Many Il sweet breath of Araby the blcst per. fumes the porous air from the stock supplied by Joseph II. Lutz, the Bridgeport druggist of RI Wall street. He can never be driven to the Wall, however, by any competition with his own choice bouquets of sweet odors, City Pharmacy Bouquet and No 36 Special
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 "A BEE hives hum shall soothe my ear" But as hives might say when ito hum," the BEE don't do job printing of any description No, no, no and so on for the i90th time, the BEE don't and don't want to. But W. J. Platt < Co.,, Wall street. Bridgeport, arc your particular star who do such work and lots of it and want you to trays" your eyes and purse to their second. story heaven and be suited. Press nobly on.
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 Millinery for the million, or any other man, ut W. E. Halligan's, S96 Main stIeet, Bridge. port. New goods in fine assortment with trimmed hats and bonnets coming in daily at this central and popular resort of the ladies.
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 Jones, keane X Co. are keanely alive to n proud past that is to be excellcd in the puls. ing present. SO waltz your rebellous bust into line and see with what alacrity you will be suited in every detail. The Library build ing 349 Main street, Bridgeport.
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 Autumn, with all its gIories, is here. It sug- gests n colder season to follow and counsels those who propose to dress comfortably and elegantly to look about for places where ma. terials of the latest style, best quality and at lowest prices can be obtained. Naturally, those of our ladies who go out Of town to do their shopping will give attention to near marts, instead ofjourneying afar, as they have often done hitherto. should they pause in Bridgeport, they will find at W B. Hall & Co.'S, corner of Main and Cannon streets, a display ofmbrics embracing all the best that could be selected from markets at home and abroad in volume which is prodigious, in variety abso- luteiy indcscribable and the whole offered at reasonable prices. Within a few weeks, this groat store hns been enlarged by tho addition of an entire building of three stories at the rear and this addition has enabled the firm to make such changes inithe store, which has OK isted for ten years, that its old friends will scarcely be able to recognize it. The passage way from the street entrance has been cleared of it's cumbersome tables, which, while they were always the bearers of desirable goods, were yet in the wny of free aud easy move ment. Now, the visitor entering the store will be amazed to see, as he enters, what a difference for the better this change has effected. For the addition, a fine elevat- or has been introduced and customers can pass up to the new floors and down to the basement with some show of ease and com fort. The changes have, also, enabled the firm to introduce and display, in modern, elegant way, many lines not usually present cd fn this market. Their stock of dress silks, us n consequence, has been augmented and every new and approved weave has found n place in the display. The same light from the ceiling. which so long has made that part of the store superior to most others. for the req. It.Hx