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The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
AN ADDRESS BY PROF ARTHUR FAIRBANKS
 OFIALE UNIVERSITY.

1t certainly will be of great interest to the people of NeWtoWn to learn that Prof Arthur Faghan>s, Ih. D., of Tale [ nj- vcrsjty, has con@cntod to give an address in Nrwt"wn- pr Fairbanks with his wife ard child, is now staying for few weeks at tbr Grand Central Hotel, crioy- ing the hracilg air which this region affords uud -h3rt sca2ou of well earu- "d r".t. EI'i~ ir>nuotor in Comparative Religions Ht ! tale ulVcr4ity, and so the ~uhrrt which he has chosen for his ad- ligjou nf the sw0rd," is entirely in line with his regular work and he will be thnroughIy ar horne in his 4peaking it.. His address will br given at the Sum day evening services ut tho tougrcg4- tioual church. May 3l. at 7$0 o'clock, All tho people are most cordially invited LN LMis errN-NN.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

T a bargaIn.- B. F. HAW Lr1 ,NeWtOWn. yTOOL-HaQ ing bought wool the past two " years through my agent c. A. HOyt, now deceased, shah continue to buy, this year, re- celving if at my house, Saturdays only. D NJ. MITCHELL South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Edward r,t.o1v, sIH1e4 oI@riau au3 clay. u,t If m'uh r&u.r5pnyo, ulu DpN fh.~tmruf V. E. ~u n-u, ur- "ri,a, ~Wiy Ijouk, May I5, l5, l~ and IH. To srr woIt Hrd ee-l1 Is very lol- pornut Iho~- who from Amy cause c3uuot do soarn luNiudtorAU. Don-ul- tIuu and rN animation free.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

workers in this truly progressive estab- lishment. TIE BEEs representative watched the rapidity with which GUS toners were served in courteous and gentlcmanly manner. Newtown has been able to turn out many hustlng and widc-awake men. Miss Agnes Barry, a graduate of the Union Business college, is the book keeper for MrI4inihan.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
A MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE.

Az last year, Memorial day will be ob- served, this year, by an appropriate ser vice in the Congregational church at the usual time nf the morning service, Sun day, May 3l. Rev Mir Barker will preach Che sermon, selection recalling the scenes of lhc War will be read, and there will be special music. All are cordially invited who are interested in the doing away with sectional prejudice and the keeping of the true spirit Of patriotism alive.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
EVERYBODY PLEASED
CEOCkERN DEPT.

CEOCKERY DEPT.
 Non housekeepera as well as the older hands; those in search of pretty single dishes 0. whole sets ; private fami- lies, boarding house, restaurants, sum- mer hotels, camping and outing partie There's sorts for all purposes and at all prices big lines of each kind. Delicate and transparent kinds and the hefty and almost non-b. eakable ones.
 We might go OF and enumcrate the hundreds of good things you'll find here and even then you'd want to see and hear more about them before you buy. So we invite you to come. Come any time. The quicker the better for those most in- crested.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
Affairs About Town.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

NJ. Slcm's great reduction sale of spring ltrGpts, rupu5 and chlldren's reef CTS, To reduce our stock we have placed ou sale fnr week only chldrrn's reef era at G9r, former price %l D; ladies' cloth onprs @ 39 were $l.9S; silk capes & 9S were @5.1o; jQrhvLa SLID, were Sj o0 and $t, lt in need of any of the above 1t will pay you to call. New shAprs in millinery rcc"jW thjs week at M. Storu'@ leading cloak and millinery house, l~l Main <trCrt, UaUhury.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

OFFICIAL TOWN MEETING !~Upon the writ O ten application ot more than 70 inhabitants town meetings, warning is hereby given to the inhabitants Of said town qualified to vote in town meetings that q special town meeting will be held at the Town hall In said New town, on Wednesday, May 27n 1896, at o'clock in the afternoon 0i said day, tor the purpose of deciding whether ornot Gray Plain school district of said NewtOwn should be taxed seven hundred dollars in consequence uf town officers trying to install and maintain s teach CT fn sRid distriett@or whether the town of Newtown should pay said bill ot seven hun" dred dollars. Dated at Newborn, Conn, May F, 1896. WILLIAM N. GI0NEkt THOMAS ', BRAnLEY, HENRY c. CURTIS, SeIeetme oi Npvvt0wn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
lIsTRICT or NEWT0WN ss. Probate Court,

RESTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Probate Court, D May 13, 1S96.
 Estate ot PATRICK GORMAN late ot -Newtown, in said district deceased.
 The admintstratrix represents the Estate in solvent and prays the appointment Of com nissioners thereon
 ORDERED-That commissioners to receive aud examine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Or flee in Newtown on the 18th day of May lS96s at : o'clock in the atternoOn of which all per sons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 M. J. BRADLEY, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Slack TX m some departments of the Rubber shop has made 1t possible for a number of the men to stay at home and plant garden for few days past. Those who were not fortunate enough to have gqrden were probably not as well pleased with the necessary vacation,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

The Royal Worcester corsets give such satisfaction that Warner, Taylor & Cur tis have iust received a new invoice at their Sandy Hook store. They also have fl fne line Of ladies' shoes and Oxford tea for the summer trade.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

X call at the grocery store of James N Linihan's, l39 and III Myrtle avenue, Bridgeport, found business driving. lila brother, John linihan, and Connor
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Don't let the low prices on our Belts prevent you from looking at them, from buying, The fact that the price is cheap doesn't indicate that the belts are cheap. They're a bargain, that's all
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
TRUNBULL

The Glover Leaf club was most pleas anIy entertained by Miss Jennie l.. 0horwood on Wednesday evening, May 6. \ peanut hunt, which WAS the source of much fun, was the chief feature of the anu>c1ncnt. Miss Olive F. Watr0us, proving herself an expert in finding sc- rrgt hiding pmrce, was the recipient of 8 handsome pf presented by the hostess. X reading and several interesting games completed the program, after which the inner man va- bountifuliy catered to ~gud~ jrhc-, cake, fruit, and coffee being srr}cd- Th" company broke up soon 1ttnr, atl dev.asiug the evening delight fully spent. The next meeting of the club win he "a ith Miss Jennie Wheeler on the evening of the goth.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

It is next to impossibility for us to tell of all the pretty little Garments. Hats and Bonnets for little Children and babies. The assortment is larger, better and more reasonable in prices than ever. And we have a charming place to show them-better light and more room than we used 10 have.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Howard Peck has returned from Rox bury Station, where he was clerking in a grocery store, and Is at present assisting A. W. BaseetC with his carriage work.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
 BRIDGEPORT CONN.

Pair after pir of thos2 men's Golf Cycling Hose and Golf Leggings or Footless Hose are pedaIiDg gracefully about town. Every Saturday we have quite a run on tn m.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

THE MEETING IN MIDDLE CATE DISTRICT.
 As announced in last weeks BEE, a schoolhouse meeting WilI be held in Mid dle Gate di4rriGt, next Sunday afternoon, May F, at 3,}O o'clock. It will be con- ducted by Rev Otis w. Barker, of the congregational church, and others from the same church wbo will assist in the speaking and singing. The design is to make these meetings of practical inter est to the people, coming to them with religion that appeals to everyday life. The similar meetings of the past two years have filled the schoolhouse to it's utmost limit.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

On Wednesday of this week Warner, Taylor tG Curtis had the big heater that has furnished warmth for tha winter months taken down and put in summer quarters.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

NOR SALE OR RENT-House and barn with X other buildings, acras good land. plenty 0f fruit, situated about I2 miles from the village of Bethel; also a house and out build. ings with garden, abnut mile from Reti- ding Center. Enquire of h. J. LEAYAN, WORTH, Bedding. Ct,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Merchant r. j. Hall has been missed, this week, from his popular stove store nt che Hook, but his friends trust that the indie position Ia but temporary and few days of rest will put hlm on hIs feet again.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Dusty Dusty The man who wea~ tan shoes doesn't care If it is. This Is only one of their many good points. +. II. Beers t5 Go. nave them in all grades, price S1.75 to S2.50.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
rug WEE TOTS HAD A GOOD TIME,

I.t~t Monday, Mty IT,, Edward Lloyd
 Barker, the son of Key Otia Parker, rrNuUrt the completion of his second
 yrHr'5 sUty in NpWt0Wn and in any spot, upoH JhD~ broad r3rlu, It WIS A grc5t, event, r"'tanN a great rV,u fpr Inr IuD.p fellow, H- he ls now b"&lutUg to talk llrurIy and neko a keen interest In Jhr people and things about him, 'lud tht4 great event must be celebrated in due form. No, all his little friends thrnuEh N .WIuWu street |" jhc mluber of 5t h,,l>tI \ drlsu ur mo.r gVr q iuviCud to ii huthUay party. NrWtovn society, HG Iru+t lis uiuuuulivc members, haS srI- dom hld 4uch a stir uf xcireluo nt n8 when thosC invitations were received, and nur small glrl announced to another 4WNQ girl, ." here's H lrtlrr m tn" poet utlinr from l.Iuyd Barker for yuu', In true society k~hiOu the huur- for thr party were ~cl from 1 to oN .o'chck At rhr ,arUr huur the guests bgg5,u to Alr,r. The lo~l or the day rcrrly, d th"ul ro'iJus}, uud epuu th" rtrSb. ,4gr rul tUh W".fV @h 'ut7 "i}Id .ug ttV htudlrts hut atd "l.Uthr ~aIljo Water" mHdp up Hhn ulH,1 unl fl thc supper CaIo" l. WI1a bvrHItul sight, thr~r h l4h' nu.,- ,ud nrI-h cr cl,- ar.um he lntc auI Dhrult~t I.nWr duI < the ptrI oi M4r'ht iu -rrvUE, \ ~wwG in thC N4W- moct Nlrh rts ruur .u.c'rv rufn.vpH ot going '.Ny ru'u.. .rrrprrd tlw trs svj- ltc- ,u44t luo .orluu~ -uT, 9iuk,t x rn ta r-.l, poured t~ m"UoN -h4ir- ofuLlr lhruu2u tl~ lur, uh,, N"m.ou- fom m-ll.u. gt' .n Ol.,-o. ot Nh1m su.N T. 'hr N .2Iop ut h.a.,.I, th. l t} fuI hDJ.I d.~. lrt.rd. nl-h.&. In th~r way, f,ll,' Nullu x IrurHt uuF huppv returns nt 'ho d., ih" Ijnr 4 lul- ata w.-.r~ ,onl vi rhr r.,at@u, r. un ~wi,h Ap.l ,H ,w h, \uu1 fl .uuu4.r EH.t. Dor \ \,eN"p nuu'2" Hayes. Lptorl uSy tu1 Jom-"u llHf-, Paul WuI t,6,. tor ~. Go',hlr, l.'lrr E cDh"r. FA.u- .Nu5g1 Ll>n1d L"Aa Ea hcr and + rnutr iia~h.N-
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
TASHU.A.

The fourth section brigade signal corps of Bridgeport will signal from the high hill near 5 J. Gregory's house to East Rock, New Haven, by the aid of the heliograph on Saturday of this week. May lG, at II a. n, The public are in- vited to witness the scene.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Newest Gloves, in the newest shades Every sort.
 The upholstery department is offering 2r at bargains in oilcIoths, Linoleums, shade, Door Marz, Rugs. Napier Mat ling, Cocoa Mattirg, Sash Rods and Stair Burcons. Also in table and shelf Oil rloths.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

In the advertisement of ". E. Halll- gan, he gives notice of receiving new, choice and elegant goods suitable for summer wear. Also new line of sail-
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
Children Cry for Castoria

E. W, Troy entertained party friends over Sunday, Messrs Dover and O'DonnoU, formerly schoolmatea, and M"ssrs kuscr and Kirkpatrick of Ansonia
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria~
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
 When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Henry Slater of the Hook has been on the sick list for few days past.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Jewoler W. E. Snii1a made trip to Bridgeport on Wednesday, the first time he has been out of town In some weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
SOUTH BRITAIN
AT THE CREAMERY. |.

Several new patrons have come to the creamery within few days and all are pleased with the prices and treatment received. The butter made is of extra quality, and as il brings a tritie over the market all the time the producers have the benc fit. The last payment netted the farmers quitc A bit above the New York quotations on the hest. Numbers of the patrons are getting more for their milk than railroad prices, besides the skim milk free, Going to the creamery every day gives each farmer chance at the hutt"rmjlk for pig feed at Sc for l0quart can full. This iS encouraging cheap pork wahinG, which j4 quite an adjunct to the d"iry rnti Every man is paid honest jY for hj~ milk, according to it's quality, and paid regularly every two weeks, with no risks and no losses on cans, or otherwise. All tha milk made is taken. X days milk or more ie not thrown back uppn he lArmcr's hands every time there i~ 4 -u'ptue in Waterbury or New Ork. Mr @HR" j9 doing a gn0d business for the fprG,cr+ who are associated with hin, as Wclias for hjmoelf, and more and more Are beginning 10 appreciate it. He says he can u.c a few more dAirics still, as his cream trade is growing.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Orders fnr tailor made clothing at very reasonable figures may be left at War ner, Taylor V Curtis and tit is guaran-
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Henry Lang has been kept from his accustomed place at the Rubb fora few days, this week, attending to hard cold
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

William Ea Mitchell, one of the pro- greasIve formers of South Britain, pald THg BEE office call on Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

TNult' l@ more CatArth in 1hta section Ot the ""uH1} il"n all other Ni4eH@,'s put together. "n'! uWlt III" I"~t few years was supposed t0 be tnoHAhl". For ii great many years doc tor G~prouuunred t 1t local disca4e, and pre- scF bed local remedies, and by constantly failing t0 cure with local treatment, pro h"wred it rcurnhjc. acicnce has proven r@tuTh t0 be h constitutional disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional treatment. liall'a Catnrrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Go, Toledo, Ohio, is the only con- StltuuonAI cure 0n the market. 1t is taken internally I9 doses from 10 drops 10 2 teg- spoonful. IL acts directly on the blood and mucou4 surfaces of the system. They ot1' r "u" hundred dollars for any ease it fails 10 cure. SNnA for circulars and testimonials Address,
 F.J.CIENEY X CO.. Toledo, 0. B. Sold ly Druggists, 15c.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Just S3 buys one of the best lawn mowers made at D. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Choicest new Vermont dairy butter in 10 pound tubs, 18c, at k. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Time to think of hammocks, Best line in town, 60c and up. Palmer's celebrat. cd fringed full color hammocks. Special cash prices at k, K, Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Cast0Eia.

One swallow does not make spring, but one swallow of One Minute Cough Cure b1ings relief. E. F. Hawley, New town; 5. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; 4. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B Hawley < Co.,, Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

We've a large stock of Bamboo Porch Curtains in different sizes; can be easily adjusted, Later on it may be harder to get the size you require than it is now.
 Those specially Iow-priced-Jackets that we have mentioned so frequently of late are meeting with a ready sale. From present indications thercIi soon be a break in the size and then perhaps yours will be among the missing sold.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
THE MEETING IN MIDDLE CATE DISTRICT

teed. They also have 3 fine stock of car
 pets and rugs on hand to select from,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
cu<GHtGATf0NALsIll.KCri NOTES.

CUNGEtGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The Congregational Sunday school has chosen ltS liiCcrs for another year. William F.. Mitchell, who had wisely and honoTabIy filled this office for lG years, WIS persuaded to accept for an- other year, He has been connected with the Sunday school as teacher and superintendent for 30 years, and has always been willing to help in the good wo' k. The other officers elected were lhr nsai~tanJ superintendent, H0llister ~u&c; sccrrtury and treasurer, John Mitchell; librarian, Charles Beeman. lhr attendance iH the senior depart ucN thp p4~t year has shown aD enc0ur- E4jug i1CttH~c. There WAS also large gain in The collections. The class '"&ht ny the jac" Den Hoyt raised
 MrHG Nre Jpy Ilivl<ox of New Haven trn' a few d}$, Inst week, with II. r.
 Nr@ \. r.Iakc of Bethlehem spent sunday with Mrs (. l.. Mitchell.
 Ai~~ i. I)- Smiley, Mrs D. NJ. Mitchell, Mrs b. |. Bradley and Mrs D. C. I'Iatt #tlrudrd the 45-h annual meeting of the New Haven Branch of the Woman's Board If Missions, held m New Haven, May r and l%.
 lR'E " . II. MhHft CT ItdrLIOFU 5P0EP in [ hr ouRt gatjYual church, Sunday, ou thc work of the Missionary Society of tuunpctjrUt.
 Mrs Hannah I4yhp and daughter of hrrhlrh"n @p"nt sunday with Miss $. l.. Bradley.
 N~s Lucy coGoId has been quite -orE.
 Nea-.c- soola 3oth to leave, several ur,y-c t9cs having aVpt' trcd lately.
 D. NJ. MjtuhcIrs in@n came near meet ins, with H serious accident. He fell from joad of ~mug,rS, the horses ran and he WIS somewhat bruised about the hrtd and shouIers. Otherwise no dam Hgp WIS done.
 Mrs ". II. WAhelye's pupils gave piano tccttaj that did credit to them and thrir teacher uu the evening of April 30. Besides the exercises by the pupils, in~ srrumrntaI and vlcI music was fur nJ>h"d by others. he orchestra and Mrs Sage were rucoIcd until obliged to reply
 c.I;. Clark of Milford spent few days svtth C. X. Bradley, lust week, trout ti-NirH.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Ihr work on the abutments for the new bridge over the ractway at the Nj antic Mills muve5 slowly and the pGos- poets secm to be that the strcct will be closed for travel fer at least two weeks longer, Ou Wednesday night the west uhutmvut WAS finished and the work of laying the foundation for the east ahut- mcnt had commenced The merchants at the Hook will be- glad when the work Is completed.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
BUTTER!

Flavor Dclicions. SAGF'S SW EFT CREAM; SAt1E'S DOL BILE CREAM, SAGE'S PRESEItN ED BI TT FER
 MILK, cents per quart bottle; delightful and HeaIthtul as d beverage, superior for cooking, nothing so good 10 soften the hands or re move tan and treckIes. All these creamery deicacies ut the best stores amt hotels.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Hoods pills are easy to taken, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness, headache,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Impoverished blood causes that tired feeling. Hoods Sars8pariIla purifie , enriohes and vitalizes the blood, gives new life and increased vigor and vitality,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

NOR SALE-The Woodbury Harness Oil, \ warranted not to rack or injure the leath- CT 4 quantity of tn oil has been sold in town during the last week and gives univer- sal satisfas fiout Give it a trial and be con- vinced. E. ". WO0DBURY < CO, North MOodhurY. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CUUEs'H

I>y NJ Hrl,t-. HNy-uanu,rttIktutlr ,hDdl,u. n.>' ~oudlN. 0Ull t" @h'u thn uruIt. atu
 I0ru.",~tt'lrr'.rr.h zIy, t lo,cm sup ct 'h"' n'}cr poum tnl- trd@N rV-rIu& lr.rO ', urlu,A There p- nc pl~~nl"r l. .lu.r ot \rAN~u.~ ~oehu ht' rhpn ".r urnr- WhuhtD"ur from tune tO tuue.
 inc I}.nru,uu orctrz f ,lc co" g',2.l"au lomr MD~-woary ! mon ot r,ourvnrw 0H be md M th" FJr-f rhu0yh Euas, bort. W,5nn.dlv. May 2D Tine murJtz '. I." l. 4l'.- "J IW ,'rlO ch tbr after t,.u -...+ ouAt1o.ra. Auong thr r,"i>.r- are rolrd Noy n. E. l.. rci- ro-r, lnr-Odrul t WhUm rctvk~. WalA Wo1n. Na-h., and Mi 1. E ,mu, who G"4A- for the '""I,r 'lu' | uIuu.
 The pl,Dor will gontmur mex, dare day rvcnmK, May 4o, his series of l'tlh- on "jI0w we got our Bible" pnakiug then of Inc WAY m which the mauuscripf- were made.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

TTOR SALE CHEAP-One good OK cart. Nj. II B. DAVIS, Aspetuck, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Milo A. Todd has beer guest at Land lord lAYlor'7 At the Hook, this week. He has been dllVuE about town d new colt which hr purchased at Fasig's horse sale ut Nrw ! orh, whcr on hI- recent trip lu the metropolis. IL l7 hlooded stack and WAS tired by Ih4lJis, with a record of l| < i.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
360 & 362 MAIN STREET,

DOR ~AI.E-N Go cents dozen, lrrare
 I vines, year oli Golden PockIngton, Niagara, Worden, Hartford and Concord F. (. ; ANFOItU, coal dealer. and carpenter and builder, liawIeyV.lle Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

w young, sound and kind and weigh not less than l05O pounds. Address PURCHASER. Fairfield, Conn.,
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

yTANTED-A few cattle, horses. or colts to
 " pasture at owners risk ARTHUR J. WILSON, Palestine district. NeBtown. T9OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH--A shonfnrer
 Fa organ in good condition. MRS J. T. EAST W0OD. Etepney Depot, Conn. TOR sALE--A canopy top surrey as good as
 r new. made 10 order by John Moore Of New York City. Call on or address F. O .T0UsEY5 Long HILL Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Read E. F. Hawley's new ad, this week, about ladies' shirt waists. Good ones 25c up to $l.50. Also straw hats, n0bbiest line in town and lowest prices; all new goods.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15
JoEI1T F. EE-A- NE & co

of Good Clothing. The merits of the clothing bearing tbe label of John F
 Keane < Co are attested by the r8- turn of 8 host of Wearers, all thorough iy pleased with the service, and who pronounce our goods the best We stand at the head and maintain DIT
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

BRIDGEPORT
 VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
 Harrison Street a-d rairfsId Avenue. FOR HORSES AND DOGS. Advice ana Treatment by Mail $l. Tele.
 phone IA.
 DIR J. BRIzELL, (Graduate).
 20 Years Experience. yUANTKD-A housekrcprr in a small talni " ly, middle aEet l}uty preferred. Address BON 4l koznory station. Conn. DUBLIC AUUTlO\-OF household goods X amd farming utensils, and many other ar ucles too numerous to Ill, ntlon. to be held at the residence otthc late Elihu \. Taylor, Eas, ion, Conn on saturday, May iG, at ] o'clock, D. i'll. II stormy, sale takes place the 18th. EENNETT sEEI El, Auctioneer.
 VgrANTED-r tons ot hand-threshed rye 0t the COm0auy. \. !. BFLTING k PACK NC CG L,I,p2 sandy Hook.
 L7OE sALE-Co~}ey cans for sale cheap; also I two bicycles low, one q pneumatic tire. NOR sALE-Wood, stove length, $2 per cord \ at mill. Long alabs &I per cord. Sawuust plenty A. l.. IAWLEY, HawleyYille, MONROE CAUCUs-The democratic electors M Ol Monroe are requested to meet at Leav- enworth's hall, Upper Stepney, Saturday, May It. 1896, al 730 o'clock, Y. m, tor the pur- pose Ot eleutiug two delegates to the State Convention to be holden at Hartford, June 10, l$a6, and do any other business proper to be done at said caucus. Per order Town Com mittee Monroe, May I3, lS9d.
 TTOR SALE-A good second hand bicycle at Y a bargain k. r. EIAW LriY ,NewtOWn. TTOOI-HaQing bought wool the past two " years through my agent, c. A. Hoyt, now deceased, shah continue to buy, this year. re- ceiving if at my house, Saturdays only. D NJ, MITCHELL, South Britain
 nIsTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss Probate U Court, May I3th,F IS90
 Estate 0t PATRICK GORMAN, late Of Newtown, in said district, deceased
 Upon the application of the administr' trix prayIng that all the real estate belonging 70 said German. may be sOlds as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED--That said application be heard and determined Ut the Probate office in said Newtown on the 18th day ot May, l~9f at two o'clock in the afternoon and that notice Of the pen ing Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon be given by publish ing the same once in some news spaper having Circulation in said district before the time assigned tor said hearing
 NJ. J BRADLEY, Judge.
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Members of IohJatu,k CtarGr to The uumht of fU visited BJmkbrM ttraugr ou W~Mr~dty nght The vl-lror~ tur- nl>hrd tlr utrrlrF program and were uftcrWard~ ourrruDu,d at -uI i.r by the mrnhcr+ oI Gfue LIu,Id jtrarg
The Newtown bee., 1896-05-15

Nr4 Lm~Ioy If \r" Haven k a gu. st of h"r ~ou, l.; V nrarGc r lIuslcy.