The Newtown bee., 1895-04-19
BRIDGEPORT.
FINE MEMORIAL WORK.

FINE MEMORIAL WORK.
 James Sexton & Son, the world re- nowed granite and marble dealers ca Crescent avenue, are extreme ly busy at their yard just now with large orders for monuments to be erected previous to Memorial day James Sexton Jr., the proprietor, has just erected 8 beautiful sarcophagus monument of Barre granite in the Catholic cemetery at Fairfield for John Seirup at a cost of $500. A very handsome cottage drapery urn monument of dark Quincy granite for John F. Wild in Mountain Grove cemetery; beautiful sarcophagus monument for the late James l.. Green in Lake View cemetery, 8 cottage mon- ument for the late Hiram B. Taylor to be erected at the same cemetery, as we'll as fine cottage monument to be erected in memory of the late Dr Fan you at "Lake View"; a cottage mopu- ment of Quincy granite for John .. Kabel of North avenue to be placed in Park cemetery at cost of $500. There are also to be erected at Roxbury, Conn.,, a sarcophagus monument for Eli Smith, also an Italian marble monu- ment for John Smith of the same place. A beautiful cross monument of Man. t c granite is now in the works and when completed will be erected at Norwalk for the late Francis Walch and family at cost of $400. MT Sexton says or ders are coming in so rapidly that he has been compelled to take on several extra mechanics in order to give his patrons first class workmanship and make it possible to have all orders re- ceived between now and May 10 erected by Memorial day, until which time gal To-. x@.sa III kinds of cemetery work.
 THE WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.
 Butter choice creamery prints 23c lb, choice creamery tubs 19a21c, choice dairy 19a20c, common 10al2c; factory cheese 12a13c; fresh eggs 15a16c dog chickens alive 11a12c lb, dressed 14a16c; fowls alive l0a11c, dressed 12a14c; tur- keys dressed 14a1Sc; calves alive 5c Ib, dressed 9a11e; sheep dressed 9a11c lb; spring lambs 25a30c lb; hogs dressed light 6,8 20 lb; hides 5a6c lb; hay baled $13a$16, loose $16a$1S; straw bal ed $l2a$14 ton; loose $14a$16; potatoes bu S0a90c; white onions $2, red $1, yellow $1; cabbage per 100 $3a$S; beets per bu soc; carrots bu 30a40; parsnips bu 75aS0c; turnips bu 20a25c; spinach per bbl $2a$2 25; kale per bbl $1.50a $1.75; celery dog $1.25a$2; radish doz 20a50c; marrow beans $2 90s $3, medium $2 20a$2 35; peas $2 30a$2 35: honey 12414c lb; beeswax 30c lb; Baldwin ap- ples $4a$5, greenings $4 50a$5, common $3 50; evaporated 7aSc lb, sun dried 5a gal.
 SHEET MUSIC AND FOLIOS.
 Our readers will find an immense stock of sheet music and music folios at Northrop's music store, Bridgeport. He has a variety of 5000 copies of sheet mnsic sold at other stores for from 30 cents to $l.50, that he sells for five cents copy. He receives new music nearly every day, and has all the late and pop ular songs. Any piece that his custom CTS wanE, not in stock he will order for them without extra charge. He has just received large number of new song and piano folios, which are very desira- ble and low in price. He has an assort- ment of Easter cards and novelties for half price. In the line of framed pic- lures, toys and fancy goods, you can buy for less than cost. When you visit Bridgeport do not fail to call at 31 John street.
 AGoLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
 About two years ago an institute TOT the scientific treatment of dipsomania and drunkenness was opened in this city Since that time it has cured hundreds of patients from every quarter of the state. That these diseases can be permanently cured, we have demonstrated in so many cases that skepticism cannot exist if one has interest enough to investigate our methods of treatment or interview our patients. An opportunity to receive full course of treatment, board and room is offered for short time at reasonable rates. Write for particulars.-EU. s. Gold Cure Institute, Box 522, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Charles J. Dickson has purchased a beautiful dwelling house on Gem avenue from Warren A. Lamson, the popular architect and builder. The design is much admired. It is arranged in flats for two families and is built of strictly high grade material and workmanship. It has complete double plumbing and the latest modern Improvements. The price of bicycles is much lower, this season, than formerly and this fact will DO doubt give an impetus to bicycle ing the whole country through. Ap- preciating the fact that more wheels would be wanted H. NJ. Manwaring of
 
 the new Y. M. c. A. building, has put in complete line of the leading makes of wheels. This bicycle house has been established for some time and have put out great msny wheels. Mr Manwar. ing cordially invites all our readers to call at his store and look over the wheels and the prices he has put on them, whether intending purchasing or not. His motto is ito promise naught but what he can fulfil J
 c. H. Bennett & Son have an attrac. tive and reliable line of fine shoes, OK. lords and slippers, made upon honor from good material and sold at the slDalleat margin of profit over actual cost. They will not countenance the goods and by reading over their new ad Tertisement you will see 1t appeals |