The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
w. L. MITCHELL, Chm Street. RRIDGEPORT| C(

discussion of same. Reports for the year know what you are doing along the lines Of President Clark's Forward Movement, viz. Interdenominational fellowship; proportion ate giving; Christian citizenship. Are you doing the work tor which the society was or iginaily formed, i. @. training the young Christians for service in the church or do young Christians feel out Of place in the soci- ety.
 il i145-Address, Interdenominational Eel lowship, Rev c. W. Hanna, Falls Village.
 Picnic in grove and good fellowship.
 2 2o-Address, "What ought we to do for the foreign world?" Miss Kyle, Boston.
 2.50-DiscussiOn, "Are we doing all we ought for our own church?" Opened by Rev
 A Jqans0n New Mlt9rd dgbt Wa to do Christian citizens, for example, with regard to the saloon, the ballot, the spirit ot lawIess Green of New Milford and others.
 30-Adjournment.
 ACCIDENT TO BIRDSEY SMITH.
 Birdsey Smith was violently thrown from his bicycle, last week, Thursday. He was unconscious for sometime, and the immediate service of pr Curtis was a boon to the unfortunate young man. He has recovered at the present time, enough to take some exercise on his wheel.
 Miss D. Sturges has recovered from a severe sickness and has resumed her du- ties as teacher at the Village school.
 Everett & Dunbar lost a valuable horse by death, last Monday.
 Our pastor, Rev MT knel1, has been very sick, and was unable to occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church, last Sab bath.
 R. M. Gibbs of Bethel was in town for two-day's trouting, last week. He was very successful and returned to Bethel with fine mess of large sized trout.
 c. W. Adams of Salisbury has erect ed, recently, family monument in the Catholic cemetery, for Edward Devaux of Ellsworth.
 "Topsy," an exceedingly intelligunt horse, owned by pr W. Curtis, died after a few hours illness, last Friday night. Mrs Charles Bailey of Warren, has been visiting with her son, Hubert Ball. ey in Cornwall, for nearly week. TIMELY TOPICS OF BUSINESS. Prices were never so low as now on l moving machines, tedders and horse | rakes. Just call and look over my stock and get prices before buying.-lL. c. 1 Morris.
 Halls Hair Remover contains the natural food and coler-matter for the | hair and medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing grayness, badness, dandruff, and scalp sores. : | Byron used great deal of hair-dress- l ing, but was very particular to have only the best to he found in the market l If Ayers Hair Vigor had been obtain able then, doubtless he would have test ed it's merits, as so many distinguished l and fashionable people are doing now l a-days.
 1 Look in E. F. Hawley's window fol 1 bargains in Hurd's linen paper and en
 velopes, 15c box worth, 25cs- Beautiful line of fancy box paper. E. F. Hawley is selling the best 5t
 cent Clipper scythe on the market, direc from the manufacturers also solid stee I scythes from 5 cents to SIPS. Bes l lawn mowers $3 50.
 I The Adriance Buckeye H machine
 leads the world; for sale by l.. c. Nor
 ris.
 I Be sure and buy only the Adriance 1 machine of F. c. Morris for there yol
 can get any extra part if needed. Il l.. c. Morris has on hand extra part . for any of the Buckeye machines tha . have been sold in town for the last years.
 T.. c. Morris has besides the Adrianc H machine, the celebrated Thomas ha
 tedder; also the Royal and the Bullar tedder.
 ,, The having season is at hand and 1t : time to be thinking about your mowln machine. If you want the best, call an
 see the Adriance Buckeye at l.. c. Mo , iris.
 Come and see how boy old enoug
 to drive pair of horses can handle 3
 Adriance H moving machine as easil as his father can. For sale by T.. Morris.
 When you come to talk about hors ' rakes. i've are in t'' for we sell onl : the celebrated Royal rake. easy draf ' |nasy handle, and q sure dump, nev 7 fails, has self acting cleaning b'
 MOT WHAT WE SAY, b 7 what Hoods Sarsaparilla Does, tn I tells the story of its merit and succes