The Newtown bee., 1896-12-04
A THANKSGIVING RETROSPECT,

Thanksgiving day, 1896, has gone the way of it's predecessOrs-jth has passed in- to history. All that now remains are more or lees pleasant memories of the occasion. Almost numberless t0othsome turkeys and large quantities of appetiz. ing cranberry sauce have descended to oblivion. To thousands of patriotic Americans it was'a day of unalloyed en- jOymeut. There were other thousands, however, whose enjoyment might be call ed of the alloyed order, enjoyment inter apersed with moments not so enjoyable. You will learn why, presently, if you be- long to the first group. If to the second you probably know already UT are cap able of making a shrewd guess. We trust you were one of the former. If, howev- CT, you had any teeth with sensitive, ca rious cavities, into which now and then the delicious cranberry sauce would sub lly insinuaCe itself, we have grave doubts if you were. If the above was your ex- perience your recollectons of the Thanksgiving dinner are apt to be accom- panied by a rueful countenance and give rise to thoughts, kind of painful pleas urable thoughts, of what might have been had your teeth only been sound. Then your cOgitations may carry you, in fancy, into the future, even unto the hour of the Christmas banquet, that occasion when one is supposed to be imbued with a feeling of peace and good will toward all human kind. Yet, verify, little thing like q sensitive tooth is very apt to cause such cOmmendable feelings to take unto themselves wings and, once flown away, are about as liable to return as if carried off by the fabled seven league boots. Now our dissertation ends and 1 it's practical application begins. A word to the wise should be sufficient; consult l the Boston dental specialists, APO Main street, Bridgeport, and they will easily, quickly, painlessly and at very moderate cost place your teeth in such condition that you will not only enjoy your plain, everyday dinners, but will cause your Christmas repast to be to you not only the principal, but the most enjoyable event of the year so nearly at an end. They examine your teeth and advise you as to what work is needed, free of all charge. They also guarantee all their work and allow you your railroad fare on all work amounting to $5 or over.
 Two Waterbury boys, giving the names of John Hughes and William Bradlaw, were brought before Justice Dayton on Saturday, charged with breaking into cars on the New England road at Sandy Hook. They were bound over to the February term of the Superior court, ,and taken to the Bridgeport jail by Constable TillsOn. They have since obtained bonds, and are out waiting their trial. On Tues day another lad, Archie Brown, of the same city, was brought before Justice Dayton on a similar charge. Judgement was suspended in his case, and he was allowed to go home with his fond man. { ma. Charles H. Northrop appeared for the State in both cases. | The Hawleyville butcher has recently ( purchased another horse. J. B. Drew and Ernest Hawley were called to White Plains, Saturday, to identify the Hawleyville robber. Eugene Meramble has recently pur- \ chased COW from s. A. Blackman.
 Edward Pitcher killed two fine spring N pigs, last week.
 Fred Lake has purchased handsome | cutter of Pratt 6 Hawley of New Milford. Miss Lottie Blackman of Taunton, s Miss Florence Blackman and Master V Arthur Blackman of Danbury, passed with Mrs H. E. Blackman Il the Packets.
 Thanksgiving guests of Mir and Mrs I Earle Stevens were MT and Mrs Benja, fl nin Knight of Broobfeld.
 Thomas Donovan of Springfield, v Mass, passed Sunday with friends ip E 3awleyville.
 la Station Agent James and Mrs James E their father and mother, ol day.
 John s. Drew of Hartford, passed day with his parents, in Lawleyville.
 Mrs Baker passed Thanksgiving with p, 9p or son, A. c. Baker, in Washington. John Coles of Bridgeport is passing Iey W days with his parents, MT and Mrs to ames Coles. Mr and Mrs William Briggs of Dan a' lrd called on Hawleyville friends one ening, last week. wo Mir and Mrs Charles Jackson passed o.i thanksgiving with their parents, Mir d Mrs Fred Crosby, of Brookaeld. ]
 ite Earle Stevens is on the sick lias, this sak.
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