The Newtown bee., 1895-04-05
EASY TO BUY. EASY TO TAKE.


 You will find true friend in Hood 8 Pills. When you take them you will not be disagreeably reminded of the fact by griping and agonizing pains. They con- tain none of the drastric drugs formerly so extensively employed. Every iBgre- dient used in Hoods Pills is selected with care. They will break up cold, prevent the grip and are especially valu- able to regulate the liver. They cure sick headache and indigestion.
 A dramatic company was billed to pre- sent After the ball'' at Costello's opera house at the Hook on Thursday evening of this week.
 Albert Durham removed his household effects from Mrs Dutcher's house, near the watering trough at Sandy Hook to Monroe Posts house at Bennett's Bridge on Wednesday of this week.
 Goslee's combination implements are very widely used and highly endorsed by the leading farmers of the Connecticut valley. THE BEES readers are invited to send for circulars and investigate for themselves.
 The marriage of Miss Seeley of New Haven and Samuel Post of Bennett's Bridge took place at New Haven on We'd nesday of last week.
 MT Galpin from Woodbury arrived at Taylor's hotel at Sandy Hook on Friday of last week with car load of horses. He staid in town till Monday of this week.
 Charles Smith and William Roland of Bridgeport were in town, last week view Ing the beautiful places of the town and returned with prospects of spending their summer vacation here.
 Clifford I. Stoddard from New Haven passed Sunday as guest of his uncle, Minotr Augur of Sandy Hook. Don't throw good shoes away because they happen to get little worn but take them to P. J. Lynch, at the Guarantee shoe store at the Hook, and have them neatly repaired. He can do it. The Hub Clothing House of 3l1 Main, corner State street, Bridgeport, greet their many friends with their spring an- nouncement regarding the proper thing in gents clothing and furnishings and the proper place to get them. They will be pleased to see all their old friends and many new ones during the coming season and all will receive the usual square treatment customary with this house. Secretary Northrop of the School Board thinks THE BEE'S interviewer must have misunderstood him in the conversation referred to, last week, as he says he did not use the words, Catch questions which were credited to him. Master Eddie French of Bethel is wis iting bis grandfather, George French. The auction of the personal effects of the estate of l.. F. Camp on Tuesday was attended by about 100 people. c. H Peck oficiated as auctioneer in his usual efficient manner. The cows sold from $1l 50 to $39 and one horse went for $2I. Mrs George Dunham of 437 Main street, Bridgeport. calls the attention of the ladies to artistic productions in trim med millinery. Custom work specially. Taylor $ McGran have some elegs mt combination book cases and writing desks, which they are selling reasonable Call and see them.
 Old mattresses made over. chairs scancd and upholstered at Taylor & McGran's. Dining chairs and extension tables at Tav1or & McGran's.
 We are agents for the Singer sewing machine. We will sell you one on easy terms. M Taylor & McGran.
 The prices that Rider, Bryant 6 Co. of Danburv have put on fine watches