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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
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,~'"a Last Friday evening sabout.E5l of the vAIfriehds and neIghbors of Mir and Mrs George w., Turney assembled at their pleAslhts shohs toE epjdy ah evening Ipt pleasure and sociabiliCy, ,,,,,., i.s,..N """' Mrs William Fischer'fs very sick and under the care of Dr Hill.
 MT and Mrs J. W. Penny have visited with relatives in Rdgefield.
 George Stillson had the misfortune to split his thumb open while cutting wood It Is anjugly wound and will keep the .,. s. young man nursing 1t for some weeks!
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
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iaghe,Headars et this, per WJil he plefsed 1fo ease that science has been 8blest0 etttb in, all its stages and that is,Cataath sHaAfs Catarrh th na 9RE 8 stitutional diseasa,-requires constitutiOAak treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter cous surfaces ot the system. thereby destroy iisathe tout tdatsT ,fs lbs SNsEtst and nd giving tuition and assisting nature Tn doing its work, The proprietors have so much faith in itsenfs sstfve spowGfe5 thHtataNNyo38f One Hundred
 Dollars for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 AddressF j. CHENEY E,I. 4 sss. C0.. Tpledo 0d |. 1F IF f7ss3 i 9fiIfs si II faa.ft
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Judging from the universal expressions 'of delight on the part of the ladies who visited the millinery establishment of W. k. HalligaB during their opening days, they have met with upp1 ecedente d suc- cess ih cap. ivaingf the feminine heart with the novelties which were placed on exhibition. In order to show Jheir ap- pi eciation of the enormous attendance at the display, they have decided to contin- ue the exhibit during Easter week, when will be shown new and attractive styles aLddesigns for Easter, wear, Also lan elegant assortment of feather boas.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

plumes, everything that good taste and artistic notions can suggest, for hats of new shapes and durable texturess-a pri. ces reasonable. X .tef teeN Nssn4
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

The much continued cases of James E. Madigan, administrator, ,vs. Timothy Cosa tello < a James E. Madigan. aiministra-. tOr5 ys. Patrick Talty, wereHtried before Judge Cavanaugh, Monday, and resulted in ajudgement in favor,Of the plaintiff iu both cases for the full amount and costs, $26 so in the Costello case and $20.4O in the second. Lawyers SBeecher and Canfi4ld for plaintiff, Lawyer Northrop for defendantsI Both tcasesa were ,apr- pealed to the May term of the Court of Common Pleas.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
WORDS or PRAISE FOR MIR PLUMB.

l.. ID. Plumb's store In the IPostofice
 Arcade Is one of the busy spots of Bridge ,.0, boft4 lMtPipAbao aiJery ;fFge bus-
 ness iu news spapers and periodicals and ..Hthe,pbpulArib6 books of the eia V can always
 be fouhdon his' counters. His stock is ttDtl and tAsthfhnS arthbgfd and he es joys the pat ronage of Bridgeport's 's best teople.--F Geyer's Stationer. EaSz&
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
DRUM CORPS BALL.

All arrangements tor the annual ball !. of St Rose's drum eorps, Easter Monday x night, April Is, are completed and ali
 that attend can rest assured of good
 time, as first class music has been engag
 ed and the concert will begjp al 8 o'clock .iphe admission to gallery" will be 25c, Supper will be served by Caterer Costei ,. .1o.rf Come and eIjoy yourselves. The isboys will guarantee you good time.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

easier, and aids expeetoratiodA "A se4plla1
 will never result in pneumonia when this
 reIhedy is taken and feasouahfe feieare Eexa Eercised; For sale by E. F. Hawley,
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

During the last few weeks the furni- lure has been walking out in all direc- ti5ns from A. G. Bakers furniture ware-' house at Hawieyville. Mir Baker always has the goods and he keeps the prices down. '' "' F t,'.' '.'t f''" q"
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
norEs rRoM sr RosE,s.

Eioaf St Roses is preparIng appropriate mus
 ic for Easter Sunday.& A Jesait father ffom New i orks ill be present on that day and assist in the services. A F, ' FslGhet ,Fpx, vasio -Barlington, Vt!%
 where he, wens to see niece of his, who
 has been seriousfy'ill """ '-V''
 9aHFather Smith wilrY got1o, Steppey on ,,, Sunday and hold service at St Shepherds
 at I0 30 o'clock, ,.-,..,.'r t'"'
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

MT and "MrsIiS. J.'Botsford, Harry
 Beers and Leonard Botsfprd attended the session of the Fairfield county Poniona Grange aGShelsons on Wednesda8. t,nF.s
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

ri City Clerk Mullins, with his wife and slstergpassed Sunday in .town,, stopping at the Grand Central hotel, MT, Mullins is an intimate friend of Father Smith, as- ,sistant pastor at St Roses church. ,,
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Y Mrand Mrs Cornell returned to Dick's
 hotel pn Wednesday, after, visit of some days in New Haven. '@hi 'A"l t"t 'e'
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Don't throw away the boots and shoes
 tillsP! J. Lynch of the Guarantee Shoe Store hastlooked them over and seen if they cannot be neatly repaired. ,.. i
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
SOUTH BRITA.INl ?

D % dEF C tEF vPYs aat MRS MARY CLARK FAIRCHLD.
 A Again the hand of death has called "a loved one home, in the death of Mrs Mary Clark Fairchild, afteI.two weeks of suffering. She passed away on Tues II day, April g. Two weeks previous to death Drs Godfrey and Banks of Bridge pgFt pss i;, ss1 R 5 2ssEsfiob btsn on
 suffering for several years. On making the examination, they found it imp6sa1
 ss spss a Rnde i deafh asb nslessed
 her from thegeafthlY .tahernacle. Dur
 ing all her sickness She convefsed cheer fully, making every arrangement for Der funeral and btGfal. sSmItf ted fm-i .plicitly in her Savior. Hef severy day conversation was of her Home Beyond, telling those about her of visions of-ohata
 Heavenly Land. She united with ithes Congregational church 35 years ago,s and has been faithful and devoted mem-s Der. She was 52 years old, FebruafyiE. On March 9, 1884, she was married boa George B. Fairchijd. They have resid-
 ed in the village ever since. Mrs Fair child always had q pleasant smile and a kind word for everyone and had host ' af friepda who sincerely mourn her de parfufe. sHer bereaved husband and mother are heart Broken, and yet in their affiiction they realize that what is their lossAis her gain. Obedient to her dying request Rev MT Smiley will have
 prayers at the house today (FridayD ,qat
 10 a. m., when the body will be convey edto the Stepney cemeteSy~and laid at l rest in the family plot by the side af.ber
 father. The bearers will be MessrssA- B. Downs, W. Post, B. c. Bradley and ! H. M. Canfield. spsu
 A succEssFUIx ENrBkT 4rNs9ENT.
 ! The elsilaren's Sptd taihRens, April 4, i was excellent and those who had it iu
 aHaEge 1eserYs 4geti icTfdit f, for the part par
 qs ass ts s m b, q q
 Pieres Eith 1s his cornet Ips addrsss 1ss
 was followed by recitations and dialogues
 aaet Rg' by Misses a's susie BTadisya1S Euiss
 " E a5sS. saSab bsEfas H1sss aDs 1s
 an instrumental piece by Miss Dors Pierce, accompanied by C8Ht Herce or T lhfscorhet. The closing exercise was g 4cantataHntitled ssThe Browning of Christ
 mas,7 representing it as the children's
 diiH as i10e the esildren,' Id @ favor. New Year's brought the four sea \ sbnsI fs FiHas hftld kS5la paiti<hated il Ithis, Laura Platt. Judith Mitchell. Helel ,shSmtkv, iAafvs Plstt sp45 Rsssie Pierca ; New Year and winter ali in whites sprjTa; , hwhiteSwith viOlEt crown; summer, ,.pinl cfowIied withroses; autumn, yellow Wig| , abhsGet of aptl&s; St Valentine was ifiaa , presented by Miss Sarah Platt; Wash , ] inktos,sl PlFEa3daA br " III Mltchell
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Mrs Abigail Wood is having her house It Hawleyvifle T enovated, inside and out.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

a Engine No. ! of the ,SShapaug road, F the pride and pet of Engineer MunsoD, sjhst ontaof the repair shop att Hartford, g4and shines in all it's glory.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
.t ts ft NOTICE at u .tu
 School IS in session. spfE T hIA Rally ! uI .uiunH. D Laugh wbeniyon may,
 Be solemn when you can,
 But always vipdicate ug.b FRha xsTaxY .sf fNnI fn flnan
The way Of God to man.

" Several Joined ffi with the Stepping swamp" poet, and visited the renoWned [" battle field of Gray's Plain and the 'Don- :" "lan Flats. |" The schOOlhouse carried the handsomest Nag in the world and,it was moved beautifully by the "pure and free air" of Gray's PIainywhile the successful
 Miss Helena J. sherman was queen with-
 in. IShe goes to the helittlesehUolhouse by 2. viEtue of her superior attainments and
 the majority vote of" Home Rule." ? Miss
 -Camp'also was entitled to. teach the ., Gray's Plain school. We're proud of
 NeWtown girls !-E e rays Plain. y El
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

George Northrop is doing carpenter ca the Interior of E. M.1Peck's house .naa
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Mrs Patrick, mother of ChaFlef Part- rick of Hawleyville, has movRdt9 RitgeE field, her former home.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Charles Congo has moved from Pats rick Ksane's Esnement housesoss the bVppildiDg Vpt north of HenEg Fairchild'ss: nls s P Messrs George ard Charles Bsess@ aDd Peter Boyeon areHtaking their milkSto Hawleys store inSStepney, each taking turns in delivering it.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Mrs H. B. Northrop has been vishl her daughter, Mrs Frederick Sanford, at this week9 nIdedrR,nat "S2q.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

< Edward PIatt of Bridgeport has taken possession of the l.. F. Camp farm at HawleAville, vacated by1dobart HaWaey
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Doctor H., E, Fish, of Gtavois ,Miifs, Mo-. a. praetieing hysician of many years ..experienee,, writes; De Wits, dolent sores, seaids and burns It stops pain instantly, heals g. burn, quickly and
 leaves no scar oEdgar E, Hawley. New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.ai o'a0' ""t a"o
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

aMs take pl1asala inl Merchandising Chamberlain'e. Cough Remedy becapse ft is praiaed HJ hluwbol tf sits fkavs q. wi Cox & Son. drugQists, Marshfield, Ore- gon. NQ]bhf atfiieted with thHoAt br lung tr9ble kanSus Bfhis rsthfdV Yith3uf praisirig it It always Qfvex pfbrbpt lres iIef. It is especially valuable for colds &s 1t relieves the lungs, makes breathing
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Mrs Johsf. Hughes has visited in New I York, this week. NN Bskks V
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Miss Mabel Boyson a'is'A 'aa5ending
 school in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

To-day (Friday) being legal holiday, the Newborn ,sapifzgs banks will be closed. .xua..t..fF .a4 hn
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

}, f.adiel IsSu can,l saiarpeai your ossk
 shears with the sharpener advertised in
 ttik ba ateS4;fverv lady pf1oa1as have one { The Central Manufacturing Co.,, 25SO Ilhirdaayg3Isaag. 3. NY, Aqrf qsy,ylFl mail 9l
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

EdgarPaige has purchased a. fine ,colt
 of Roxbury parties.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Clarence Spencer has removed Ii the covering from his barr barn, J, expecting to en- tirely renovate it. ''
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Philip Haugh laid his overcoat on the seat in the waiting room at the Botsford station, the other day. When he want ed the coat V had taken wings.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

J6hnl w. webb passed Sunday P, t Bridgeport, the guest of his sister.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

"A, ,fne line of, furniture, in all the latest spring styles, can be, seen at Taylor ( ,McGranIs store at the Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Mrs Clark Page is guest at the home Of Amos Canpg gV"9d frR JleTd 9u!d Hih
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

5 Mrs Frances Schermerhorn has been g
 guest, this week, of Mrs l.. c. Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

The "After the Ball" tfoppe, ,RhopRy-, ed very acceptably to faiFsiEea asd enpss
 at Costello's hall on last Thdrsday And Friday nights, stoRpsd # aaylofls hote sa.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
HRhnrTlMEpY PofprERs

Levy Brothers' chadren's blouse whists. ,--s Lew, Brothersi ety lish neckwear. {. -l-Levy I, othefss bats and-eafs to'suit
 aihYNW iiall 'aNif aT hna . .., Lagy ,Brott ers' trunks and bags. ID
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

r.v A. Richardson, of Jefferson City,
 Mo-, Chief Enrolling force 3sth general of Missouri, writes:aI wish ate, testify to, thel merits of rDne Minute Cough Cure.r When, other. so1called cares failed obtained almost, instant
 relief and 8 speedy cure by the ause Faf. One Minute. Cough, .Cure-fT Edgar F. Ha awley,, ,Newtown; &. O., Bull, Sandy,
 Hook; A. B, Rlakeman., BOtsfOEd,Y
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Patrick Harrigah is having Carpenter Butler putnew sills under his house near the watering rrough at the Hook. It k rumored that a.ccxv veranda will add tfs the comfpft Of the house before the car nent a r sf ies. cp if sSfs ;
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

 ,JhAftMf FOR sA IsBa-C Containing -l8a acres. sit bu s ss Rens deSbet heSat serR 'HaTtford i raii1oad,,I mile from postofiee, sl Hdiles,fn0m thascity Qf Bridgeport. near school and SnuEoh sEttaRy Siytsh fRsS story fhoiak htsSo barfise With she4iS containing 25 stalls hall hssn sox sss fas ba ing gentlemen 's.driving horses, summer and Ess. srsss HSsgsF aAfER Haas G q
 yill 9s ss sas ss Prtsk @ SRsIaisg s;aa on day lhefehitsr tai,ftirthdr notice, to receive taSss; hours ta sp @a 9an5 St.RERGs 4 GtA-s1' HAY EoR sALE7.Apply 7.pp % CHARLES HAW |TfEY FOR sAENaCan beseen at. barn at c. \ cdN.W afnef piacei,sJ,H. MARINER, Sandy Hookav= s..- .:.1 s:.nds smaa1ia alit MOTlCE-RePairs tor the Grown ka. ge, 1or IN sale at o. K.OSBORSES. Sonthbury. Ct. T1FpK ANT 'NU NUfEEaI.ah pfsparsd to do gopy andrtaraiia ges. .ypy s62p. .at Sapny Hook bs1,n, efgps SRabss SsRe aS oU Wo oRa 1 thrIfeH' out, 'And apatrbnage eQlicited. A. w. BzSsEFF. .sandy HeoNtC CoAnhasia, peeas- 2. nOG GNOTICE.-All- persons owning or har-
 aSTiqg SE in 5Rs TSER Sa ressf a ses sacs9 doSs nSr snse tow SS.s @ Gisris eies SR E. si $ M s 10 '0 90 l Dated at Newtown, April l. 16s6sa
 WILLIAM H. GLOvER( Selectmen 1ane naiIIALoEHM cRsTEhAQ oi ,BG: " 'o a Mot eSt tiff N sHisS yvscls1s. ssaeG
 | CEED DPOTATOES.-Eafly Maine seed pota | N toes for sale at reasonable prices; wDQnla1e \ aM pdE4 Btjtks JasA tREGNaE hite street ivDaah4r5sCky.s waN nl Ea1it l rzOR sALEOR RENr-Suuset cottaae delight d6f1f653 Ilfunf n w6 tbep ffDeaffsof NeWteRr l straef Snnlv to J A BLACRMAN. N&aetoeRh Conn. Vsv" at .tdsr ....t-yssr tss.-.s,s evpf ts3
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

TO OCCUPY HIS PULPIT ON SUNDAY e. WILL ARRIVE IN TOWN THIS EVENING. .ht } i' F. v' hg Ui .si ---- ypIt1igts D., Rev Otis W Barker will occupy.hispu pull i pit on Sunday, morning at the Congrega-
 tionai church, after an absence, of many I weeks on'a tour'of the 0rient.' He will
 arriyeip town this evening, with his fam
 lily, who have been at Brooklyn for the
 last mouthl The service at the Cougre- gatlopal church on Sunday morning will 1abe appropriate to the Easter time, the
 Sunday school having charge The The
 Interesting exercises by the children may 2 be expeoted. The service will have a fit t ting culmination, in an, Easter sermon'by
 the pastor. It will not be necessary to urge every member of the church and congregation to be present, as all will de- Sire to extend welcome to the popular pas tor of the church.-.- ssu,., 'rIt4-p
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

The cases of John k. Stilison against Martin Keniry for civil action for dam ages for assault and George and Lucy Banks against Norman Tongue in a suit for board bill, were to have been tried before'a jury in the Court of Common Pleas, at. Danbury on Wednesday, but were settled before they came to trial. 7
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Patrick Blake of Hanover has recently purchased spanking pair Of horses of Brookfieid parties. Harness Maker Or .gelman is fitJing them out with a new set of harness, "A M~Sss
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

car load of redeemed, heavy seed oats. was unloaded by William c: John be free from all foul stuff -er-ae- gale Read his 'tad.''
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Fourth ,of July F, by Richard Smiley ;, hy Miss Edith Mitchelll Christmas, who received the 'hoo4ly erpwn,s $. l.; Mitchell, 2; Thifteen sdAllafs was cleared for the boys of q ood WIT, rWilf Fa'na F., a,l ,,, @'a M i5GE AGoGpEEss EEssio feNT1rYus
 About two years ago an Institute for the. .seisntifc .trsatmsnf Of adipsofnapia and earppkennessS va opehed in' this city Since that time it has ,eqfssd ,bnndfess of Pab5sP5 bas ssss S is statf cured, we have denmaonstrated fHl ao many cases that skeptieism m cannot exist if one haa, iaserssst snfeagh tsSa n ssstigase ouM patients. An-opportunity t6'ffeeefve fsn course of treatment, board and ropmais offered fora, short, time at reasonable rates. Wqfte f5af Wparticulars.-[Thassr Gold Cure Institute, Box 522, Bridgeport., Cam. s1laa sasaais IT .t. veil xd |
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

B. Fl. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, of Bremen, Ind, writes: Last week our little girl baby, the only one we have. was taken sick with croup. After two doctors failed to give relief and life was hanging on a mere thread, we tried One Minute Cough Cure and it's life. was saved. E. r. Hawley, Newtown; s. C.. Buh,r Sandy Hook; A., $. Blakemap, Butsford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

sAlways somethiaRI bright ndnew can B4 s&eh at the. famed pilifneFg .rpoms of .GGO a' ais fbBl aeeya Iae!s asss l4vos s'i" in ,Et{SSGhS f RsiGSS lt x i N TsGs,ysd sDeeis
 ies sfesnreeuavs sesn ciegantlv trimmed { ,apd xQHpd hats ip All the advanced .A.6.uf13hlB f lk ellg ssihesE Fiowers, lkddAl
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Louis Skidmore of Bridgeport has HaiAia kdeatidf Ghatiess pays Jtad SHts
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
LDeIf stOTt dnu RtC . COmpItG6 OuCHG, ID tlpa iag .as6ice new suit a nd aiIthe fl fixin.
 sSrearHna DO pAi9es skEAA-A 0 A&g

Sommers Crofut of the,H0ak ,gwho has, been confined to the house by sickness for so long a timessa iHa af8vihg gfhap pless- 4 pt, spring weather Ry getting out of dodffs sdnie, htdehi to' the satisfaction of his mary friends. t., a.tIl llih 2 hnl.li
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

YRb7Utfj3 old a ae,sger' Mems Spring 0vercoatssE ,m
 Matchfesst rpaldes' in Menis Spriug! Ger -coAtsiat4f75. to 8e 30 At $s the wonder of ftHeg gseassMa apnhe Clay iDiagonai overcoat all sizes from 34 to 50, Including the longs and Ystditsais9. lseett.gas qad iio,A ia14T $ "ss ,sssq Blact chsy1iot' Suits ,, e,iOsr fam0ns Grow Black at slQ is, better than, eter.u The tmasG eseryiceable wprsted cheviots yDu even bought Hundrsds of our eustonlers say so. Thsysknow because they hawetested them and aontinnes tp usei them ,d Back roiay Diagonal tworsted fsuits i$9-5o. Dhe wonder of the seasDn.t Made as age all vouF .ssit s++imtIfe hestfHaanner. Fits as do all our suits-better than the, rGustom Maaa.p Sizes for the regular4 forln,I sizes for the tall fAeh, sizes for'the stout mem and at the same prioe, $sl5Q and ithey fit What,mr re, can be saiu Bttife snitsiwehavef for s1a 50, $l5,t tsls.50 SPA and $27. eauasEsn1 esig, sti nj
 For the boys we have an Easter offering. A black Clay worsted suit, full satin lined coat and vest SIP 50 Rh ,gothsTa at $s.5o and slo,
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Miss Fannie Peck of Wooodbridgpes has been guest of her sister, Mrs Minott Augur of Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
eRArspLA1S SCHOOL OPENED ON TUESDAY

The occasion Wa. one of great interest and was announced early in the morning s .hy the ,~"toot, tool, toot'' of Benjamin Sherman's horn. On "our, .hermit's'' breast he wore a large cardboard inserib-
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Reuben s. 'Tetfiil, Agent Taylor's pop ulsr assistant vt the Depot, is, taking q vacation of a few weeks. Miss M. Far relll of Sheffield is taking his place. DO 1F
 Martin Wentsch, with his usual enter prise, has put in fine line of russet shoes and oxford ties at his Sandy Hook store for the Easter trade. Give him call.
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

,1 M jari EIineks, ytFeasurer of thseo City, Savings bank of Bridgeport and Cashier F. Nj Benham of the Bridgeport Nat ionr; al bank, were at Landlord Taylor's on
 Wednesday"' They tcameeup toReD3oy aH days trouting ,bpF the Pohtatuck was running so nigb that Ihes fish Fdidn'k strongly.
 Fl Frank a.nk pr Drew W of Haw1eyvinef on the
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

,anEGLAL,T TOWN. .MEETgNG-Uponth the app4i p cation of more than 20 fnhabitahts of New tOwn dduaiifed to dvote sin town hneeting. Warnang sss heneby given tR the iphab bitants of lhe.s town pt NeWtQwn qualified to yote in town meeting that a special town meeting ~ wigi ba h9ld' tfs tie TDwn9 Halb m said New toNn lon "Wednesday, April F, Sf5s atl2 o'clock in fhht afterpplp, Ita take into con nsiderati0n fhesad Nj sabiiity of Said Newtown pnfchAs siNa aI l5 lp5oftable stone cfisfer and engine plant for saitistowip also tb talked into cenAideration theabubding soh N lrppeE siasgWaak 6elWeea1 1
 ft vbfed fbF pfe efa gd ahd 5tUne crusher and
 engine plant and build said sidewalk, to ,ap;
 .Daied at New tawn,, Conn, April'l0, 1895. sa'sTTI ihofHf <; is9 95se1OlsrRLLoa te, .sIpf
 .fsoRb {, ,AIiE+ Brown. ,boFse,. stgliab. s6nid k Es, good ' traveller and worker $4S. THE
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

stfeN yrpstseH 1o Iia.rga q sai-eds aa .lJerry'r eifieN ssiM .ga5sIp ssh i,sslsiv
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

The fishermeu's stories are beginning to be heard in the land. Of the recent big catches heard-of, Martin Wentsch caught 20 fine trout, last Monday, and on the same day Frank Mo Gran 9ef the fem Gf 'ldyfbr x iMcGfah pulled a two and one half paupd sucker out of the DOnd,
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

Ea.as n newe lxlos aud bara6ins It K. F.
 N*"" "H4nwlev's. Elegant'd t'd4spiay of new spring |nsa nrst~ssig, 2 tatss < ldd AlDyssi:srdi fsot
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

!, Aitt the Novelties id good @earhgi Iras-
 set shoes fornall ages can be had of War
 uer, Ia ylcrr& Curtis, at the Hook. s4f,
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

It won't do to pass by those hobby hats
 and neck ties Warner Taylor $ Curtis are showing for the Easter tfade.---Call-at
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12
:, ' ,'aElUaENE R. BOTSFQRD,

TOM sHAEMa Horse, tAt goOa foaneFs W6ignms IF nsabout a0O, 2. bargain E, 4 CRATIC N. LAT TIN. saPaY fs H0olks; K; ...i i...... a.,,.... ' 2, |, ,sEItaENE RI BOTSFQRD. t uesaA ngst ssith fe Savaee smith Bhiidng Co.,. Of Bfi6 gepbffh IF am plsephred to do any WoEk attended, EN E. ssssT sRss2sTSiF0shDs i Ne'wf fr 1gaYF atoek, ,p6 H. '. Bnker.s Fertifi4ers just
 Ground Bone Is the best teatiliz lizeratnade q 50 req pUnnd6. Mai ri aYarM a3itf . E 9 pss5 ae aed 1t dths Eg1sest pest
 $1 Shoes, all now goods. a9aev
 NOR SALE-Seed Potatoes. For the best
 g n&k4H A71fvarieties of Seed P0Ga- foes at hard times prices, call on Orl eadrat77, THERQN E. PLATF, Stone Edgc Farm, NeTl 2 sad rdw hs.cw aoasi stnntaH ar,aaf,f
The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

,sntti Charles, Sydmore had q slight shhcks
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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

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The Newtown bee., 1895-04-12

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