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The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13
MnS .IONANNAH TALTY

M~sJ J,atIarn r,:r", f pf p rrck rl,ty who ,jv~ 7u, fr.u Sandy i. E", t,- B rk-hhe losd. died .o MaodaT ev- "ning of his week, the caus" If death being enl4rgr rm'n1 of rhe liver. Mrs T4ltv had been seriousl" lick buF three weeks. She VA F veor7 old The flu neral @ervic1- wHre largely atteodrd from St R nse's church on Wednesday morning, Father Smith officiating. The bearers were Dennis Kain, Daniel Kaio, Patrick McInerney, John Roach Michael Green and Michael Culhane. She wae laid at rest in St Roses cemetery. Be sides her husband two children, Michael and Margaret, aged nine and six respec- lively, mourn the loss of the wife and mother.
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A BAD MAN, AND NO MISTAKE.
A SAD STOKl.

Nrvtown, or rather one of iCs inh tbi tlnt-, ha fprni he'd another sensational story which has been going tho rounds a,d into which the lovers of this sort of rhiug hlv, been weaving all sorts of col o.ing' to please dt,tortId lu5Hc taste that cravc3 such exctements. The sim- pie facts in the case are as follows: John W. Ferry, who lives on the old back road ruuniog clT from the Sugar Street road near the residence of Mrs W. D. B. Fer r3, on Wednesday of last week, left his wife, running of with his wifc's sister, May Harliugton,a girl of lG years of age, The story dates back some little time. Miss Harrington made her h"me with NJ and Mrs Ferry for two years, but on last November she left and has since been living at the home of Miuor Strong in the town If Warren. 1. seems that while livIag h. rr m attachment grew between Ms Frrry uad h+ sister in law, uube known t. his wife, until about week previous to his -kippjug out. On We'd ur-d,,. a, b for, Stated, he lcfthis home, but Ms Ferry expected him back at night g- u-ud. II" did not come and on Thur.duy .Lc dgo>e to Ncwtowu to see ifuuv tra,.. couii b. found of his where ab ,uts. It Ul4 ascrrtaiucd over the tel ephorr ui-c lh.' on Wrdne~dlY night he hired a hors" at New Milford and got his sitter in l,~ f.om MrStroug's cu the pre- text that his u,t ul- sick and needed her. Returning lI New Milford they stopped a. the New Milford house that night, and in the morning took the first train north, since which 9timc nothing has been heard of their whereabouts. There seems to have been no sufficient cause for Mir Ferry leaving his wife. .d the hrinGus sin he has committed in running away with 4 girl lG years nf az" Is deserving of the most severe punish ment. Mir and Mrs Ferry had been mar ried three years, and she had worked hard in striving to bear her share of the burden, bearing him one child and run ming away from 8 good h"ue at tn" timo of her marriage for the love she bore him Her sacrifice has proved a bitter cup, for not only has Mr Ferry run rff, but hstorr he vent he sold all of his propovrv, con. sisJing principally of the -t"ck and ro"i- on the place, taking The money wi'' him and leaving her whom it not o"l should have been hi- dury but nj "iN lege to protect, [" care f.. ber-' ' ..ud bt- child ae bet she can. The arm of justice snould reckon with him for hi. cowardIy and "ickcd acts.
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THE SECRET OF THE GROWING BUSINESS!
X.

l customers
 Inepeope
 They buy and send neghbo people at prices nhead before S0 for all heavy % nge or double breast sack cutaway Other grades for S12 O % Slo Sl6 5O SIS 5O S20 S24 This department the complete lines sizes that be found city regular Long sig 34 and A charge extra sizes At S1O buy size 50 S2O buy price s the smaller sizes Same Trousers, waist price, Any length leg from 27 37 any you This department Black always complete always bright sparkling with the gems of styles
 Spring Styles of Hats leading shapes.
 Youman, Dunlap Knox, Lamson Hubbard Harrington.
 Direct from maker8 saving soc obber profits tackled on From makers The saving Hat S1 90 and S240 The equal city the leading shapes Tourist Boys. Tourist Hats SIP S 45 90 Boy
 Special offerings Neggse shapes in collars each. good
 5o worth double An extra ef crt to avoid carrying them
 Spring Boys Chidren Suits Overcoa now in
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ed Tuesday night in town, and made a call on Banker c. H. Northrop.
ST ROSES.

FINE ENTERTAINMENT PROMISED.
 A very fine entertainment will be givel next Tuesday evening, the l7th inst il St Patrick's hall by the members of s Roses choir, and children of St Patrick and St Mary's schools. The following il the program which has ben prepared
 Opening cborus, "St Patrick's Day. SoIoisCs, Misses NJ. Callahan, NJ. Harri gan and NJ Hurley.
 Greetiog, by 10 little misses. ParasoI driu, Miss R. Farrelly, M IIonan, A. Kelly, and I. Cannon, J O'ConnclI, M Carnody, NJ Lyons, J. Lynch, NJ FinneN, Nj. LilIts, B. Ready.
 Address, l.. Cannon, NJ. HoD2o, A. Kelly, B. Ready.
 Comic Quartet, ''O P. R, A." Misses NJ. Jordan, E Lynch and Messrs R. Reilly aud P Bradley.
 Dttlogur, "Thief Of TIme, " Masters J. tinnoU, J. Shannon, T F4r5elIy, J and l Madigtn aud J L,avy.
 Solo, selected, by Mis- NJ Burke of New Haven.
 DoIlies' drill, by 2l little misses,
 "Kathlecu Mavournccn" by J. Calla- han.
 "Whosc Girl" Miss May Bradley.
 Farce, No Cure no Pay" Mrs Lan- guish, " NJ. Jordan; "Alice," her daugh fer, E. Lynch; Aunt Midget" deaf, A. laugh Bridget, ,"J. O'Connell; Friends of Alice, ''Su,ie Deau," j, Campbell; :; "Lucy Aiken, NJ, T. Campbell; "Jcnnie Carter" M. Blake.
 "Sick Doll, Eosina Leavy and Francie Finnel.
 MT and Mrs Wright," comic duet, Mi-s M. Hurley and F. Bradley.
 Bays Appeal" and "Girl,' Protest, NJ. Finnell and A. Madig4n.
 "Erin the Tear and the Smile, Misses NJ. Harrigan and NJ Jordan.
 "Choice of Trade, |" Masters c. and W. Bradley, C. shannon, F, McGrath, ". Hall, J. Hughes, T, hcaue, T. McD4r- mott, J. Carmody and E Stuart
 "kdaruey," Miss NJ. Callahan.
 Train to Mauro," comic dialogue, Miss M. Finncu, Masters II. Madtgan and T. Farrelly.
 "E~in's Flag, Ma>tcrJ Madigan.
 "Dubln Bay" Richard Reilly.
 "r4mbourinc Din," Misses K Camp bell, NJ. Blake, J. O'Conncll, K. and !, Lynch, Rose Farrclly, G. Cannon, NJ. Keane, A. Kubride, NJ. Carmody, NJ. Lvon, A. Haugh.
 "Kecp Place at the Table for Jack, J. McC"rthy.
 "Lrt F. in remember the D4vs of Old. ." grand chorus by choir.
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DEATH MOVES AMONG US.
MRS HANORAH BRENNAN

MRS HANORAH BRENNAN.
 After 4hor1 but severe illness Mrs Hanorah B.epnan pass Il awav at ter home near the Tunnell j Thut-d V If lat ~"~k, B v"er> of l.:o. N~, vnnan VA. the a.id " of e..a lac,- n a'mts B .oo'0, 4nI is ~u'v,ved r. eixh, -atdr.n Sh~ v.s d 'tdr rr- sp.r...t to- h. xr-l.r- qr2a't-. The f. ".' r .il ~t ! ..u : R B r rh a 0. < 10 O.. ok, F,po- F X ni>.a~g. a~d ~a. v ry larz-ty tt--naad r4r ptIt 0.4~ers vs.re N1rf. ."l | .'d,2, Me:tto H,u. je4n, P".rch F K ,-ioz. thn."~ K"en" nd Il -.'. L., -"h a..I K'ae. ,n D. nur$. , n, bu .i-I .>.- ,, S, R.. -' r",nr.e-.
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NOR SALE A few forward springers and 1
 J young cows, coming in in August and Sep tember. r. s. FkISBIE, BrookfieId Center, ,Ct.
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Landlord Edward Taylor has had hia popular hostelry well filed with guests lately. Henry Holt, travelling for Bos- ton house, passed Tuesday and Wednes- day as his guest.
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EVEN SEPARATE SKIRTS ARE .JAUNTY
EVEN

SEHARAIE SKIRTS
 ARE JAUNTY.
 The styles are SO new and the fabrics so pretty. Cut and made to hang little nore full than formerly, the effect is changed. Smart booking will be the york more than ever this coming season there's shapliness to them that is bound to look we'll with the new waists. And we've the very skirts you'll need. Req dy now.
 No matter how plain, CT how elaborate you've decided your new Spring gown shall be, the stuffs you'll want are here: either for early spring or the entire sum mer. We think we're better equipped ii the Dress Goods line for your variou- needs than we have ever been before more room and larger varieties by reason of having the additional silk and dres: goods space.
 New shades in gloves and the same re liable makes; indoor and outdoor kinds One of the principal features which wc claim for our gloves is their superior make-serviceableness.
 Never was notion department filled with greater variety of little and usefu articles-from bat pins to dress Things taking in all the most popular perfumes toilet waters and soaps, With rcgula dry goods prices to make useful thing cheap.
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for & Curtis store. Mems working shirts at 35 and soc.
NOMINAL DAMAGES ONLY.
TWENTY DOLLARS AND COSTS FOR THE
 PLAINTIFF.

Judge Ralph Wheeler of the Superior court has handed down his decision in the case of the estate of Beers vs the bOr- ough of Bethel, rendering judgement for ihe plaintiff to recover $2O and costs. This is regarded as victory for Bethel, but as will be seen from Judge Wheeler g memorandum, he scores the borough for culpable negligence. In his decision he said: "The excavation existing in the highway in the borough of Bethel, as al legged the complaint, guarded as it was on the night of October p, was a dan gerous defect in such highway and the defendent borough is chargeable with culpable negligence in relation thereto. From all the evidence in the case I find that MT Beers, in view of his knowledge of the work going on in the highway at the place in question and his opportunity to observe the lights near the excavation which would serve to recall to his mind the condition of the highway, did not ex- ercise the care of a reasonably prudent person under the circumstances and that his want of such reasonable care contrib uted to the unfortunate result. The pIaintif, therefore, cannot be allowed to recover anything but nominal damages"
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Anyone thinking of buying stock of any kind or farming utensils of any kind would to we'll to attend the auction, ad- vertised m another column, at the place of the late D. ". Bron- On.
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Are you looking for good b.-tness school in which to put your child? If 50 call on ". J. Stillman at Danbury. His school is large and is growing and this is evidence enough that it is good.
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HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE-Can on us.
 n Car ot new horses just Ill, good workers U d drivers, some at our stables here and some at Ras mOnd's stables on Cannon stre st, CANDEE < JENNINGS, stepney Depot.
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Homer Congo and Jule TillsOn of the Hook have proved their skill as expert trappers along the banks Of the Pohta, tuck. Here's the result of two days vis- it at the traps: Three mink, seven musk rat, one skunk, one crow.
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Here are few big bargains that won't last long. Biggest bargains we've had for many a day.
 Surah silk in twenty changeable effects, regular 75c quality, at 89c yard.
 BrOche taffeta silks in over & dozen desir- able colorings, regular 75c quality, at 49c a yard.
 Black pekin striped silks. ten different efteo's, reguler,75c and $l, at 6Sc yaAd.
 Dress goods, forty spring and summer effects regular 39 and soc goods, at 29 and
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Buy an E. Howard & Co. bicycle. They ara made with the same care and thor oughness as the E Howard watch. Call or send to Rider, Bryant & Co. for cat alogue. They are the agents.
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Mrs NJ. E. Botsford and 4. L Botsford have been in Danbury the past week.

The Newtown pupils of Prof c. s. Plat are preparing tor 8 musicale which will take place in the Town hall about he middle of April. Elocution vii! form part of the entertainment. Tal- ,-nr If high order haa been engaged tc pp@af o1 th..t .,cca4inn,
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7He Hoa0Iand Dry Goods c,
formerly the Stark Co.,
Are you in doubt where t.

Are you in doubt where to go for a new spring dress? We have
 Real warp-prlnted silks in over @ hum dred different patterns, from $1 to $6 & yard. Pri ted India silks in printed warp and other effects, 39 to 5Sc.
 Jap 'nese wash silks in stripes, checks and cords, g and 39c.
 Black dsmasse silks in thirty or forty differ ent patterns 75c to $2 yard
 Silk crepons in black and fancy effects, from $50 to $50 dress pattern.
 Large variety Of other dress patterns, no two alike. from $l0 to $50 dress patterns. Large variety of two toned and multi-color effects, from Soc to s2 50 yard.
 Large variety of fine Scotch ginghams from 25 to COG. Imported organdies 25c.
 Plain and figured linen b&tistes F 1.2 to g Pc.
 Write for samples of some thing or other. We deliver goods free to every town in this region, and let you send anything back that doesn't suit.
The Newtown bee., 1896-03-13

Hrs Ackley, mother of William E. Ack- ley at the Hook celebrated her Seth birth day on Monday. She was pleasantly re- membered by number of gifts from friends about town.
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Town Topics.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

M. Stern received, this week, q new li"o of silk waists from $2 05 up. Also urw line of figured and plain hrjlllan- tfrL dress skirts g. 45 up The balance of coats and millinery rf;red at one hl'f p~icc. Special for thia week; 25 d l'u cashmere gloves vt Toe; ladies working wajst,a at Dc VI Stern Load iTg Millinery, Cloak House, lS5 Main sttcrt, Dauhury.
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Merchant E. J. Hall was missed from his usual place of business on Tuesday, 8 severe attack of grip making it advisable TO remain at home for few days.
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We have at two dollar and a half pair of five new styles of women's boots that look so much like five dollar boots that we bought quite a quantity of them.
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Mir and Mrs Charles Osborn and daugh- ter and Mrs Alfred Holley of Danbura were guests at the home of PhiIo Nich- ols at the Depot, on Friday of last week ].
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Don't miss the bargains in shoes that E. F. Hawley is selling at half price and less, children's soc, Misses 75c, ladies' $1 25, mems $1, $1,5O and $2, only few 1 left.
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Solid Oak Chamber Saits merke down rom $3S t0 s33 and F30 SulLS f0 525
 ParjoT Center T4bl.s it. Oak and Mahogany rzular pr}ces $50, n 5o, G.39; marked to
 riu4n Rsct~r-, regular price $5, 6 50 and $, 10 S4, 5u and B.
 C0Hcn.s in Corduroy at 3l4. Bookcases, .-sstIisr price 25 8nd 10 uow To apd 93. tHrr chairs from 50c u0. S31 II ii Ire. for zI5 tomnoIes in Rluc< W&ldut, regular lsi"cs st. , a $5aId II, now Sl less rpgul AT trICe r each.
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Ladies. don't miss the cash bargains in dry goods at E. F. Hawley's. Atlantic A and Continental cotton Sc yard, best cAlicoes and 5c yard, toweling 4c and every thing reduced this month.
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NOR SALE-A large new milch COW and calt, all right in every way, large sized aud big mixer. HERBERT ". WRIGBTr NAMfORFn. Conn.
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Bank Commissioner Ei~ard R. Doyle came 5O Newtown bright and early on Monday and looked over the affairs Of the Newtown savings bank. He report ed everything satisfactory.
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We have just cleared an i'm porter's stock of all the odd lots of lace curtains he had in his place-some hundreds of pairs. Shall let them go very low. goo, I.Io, I.25 and L75 a pair.
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BERKSHIRE

The Lenten services at Berkshire will be held on Tuesday evening the next two weeks, instead of on Thursday, because of the union choral service at Trinity and St Johns on the 10th and 26th.
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zHe Hoz0Iand Do-y Goods c.
 Brzdggb0rt, Gown

Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake nan, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Step npV
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4 liver with a topid liver vii not be long liver. Correct the liTer with DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers, little pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation.
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Evaporated peaches, apples, six pounds of rice for 9 cents, and lots of the bese groceries at prices as low as they can consistently be, at Warner, Taylor $ Curtis.
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B, H. Peer, z ,ar's famous blacksmith, is still on the turf and by the looks of the wagons around his shop it does not look as if business was slack.
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Give me liver regulator and can regulate the world, said genius. Tbe druggist handed him 8 bottle of Dewitt's
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastoEi0

The popular Plumb Hardwa'e Co., of B idgeporc give some interesting facts, :his week, about the fam>us Planet, J., goods. Galdners and farmers generally will do we'll to give their "al" 8 careful reading.
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The Sandy Hook Woolen Go. have been taking on some new hands, which is evil dence of prosperity.
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Special cash bargains in brooms, 17c regular price 25c. Ten dozen just in, at E. F. Hawley's.
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You can buy Webb's celebrated sugar corn now for 12 1.2c can at E. F. Haw- ley's; best in the world; also good corn, peas, tomatoes, etc.
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Read E. F. Hawley's new advertise ment and go secure some of the cash bargains.
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Mathew c Mu;l-no of Ha~leyville 1e~ gone to NAf"d, l, Mss, to talk" po- ~jtion in the Union Pacific Tea Go B store in that toqvn,
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The firm If Taylc, & MeGran is to be diseolved ard therefore the furniture bus i'e7S is to be closed out, Those who cal du.ing the TX few day >oin get b2t- g ins on tue fu-nttnre in h. -to7e, So3 il oak chsmbeg suits. center tables, ca pet Sweopers, etc, etc all to be so!c ch@op.
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A nice line of window shades. Call and see them at Warner, Taylor & Cur ts'.
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The new and hobby styles in stiff and soft hats can be found at Warner, Tay-
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N's Edgar F. Hawley and Ma>te; George are spending few days with re. !ltivca in New Milf,.d.
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NOR SALE Engine and boilers from to 50 ! hCrsn power, water wheels, shatting pull leys and hangers; also srec1al machinery Write for prices and your wants before pur chasing. 1. D. HALLOCK, Room l2 War ner Building, Bridgeport, Ct. NOR SALE-GoOd young new milch COW J TURNKEY NORTHROP, Newtow
 VTANTED-A competent girl tor general w house work. 4 good cook with refer ences tor a small family. Apply at once at 133 Center street, Bethel, Ct
 NOR SALE Pair of oxen very cheap. No ' use for them, Must go. EDGAR T. AN DREWS, Bethel, Conn.
 TIO RENT-My place on Calhoun st., above
 1 Washington Depot. s. JOHNSON, Wash ington Depot, Ct.
 DOTATOFs-Nice eating potatoes, Early
 | Rose, Burbanks, Early Delaware for B cents bushel. E. L. JOHNSON, NewtoWn March F, 1896
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The rush continues unabated for tht cash bargains at E. F. Hawley's.
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Prank s. Fisher, of the firm of Cush- man, Fiaher & Phelps, of Boston, pass
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Beecham's pills for constr patton 1o@ and 25&. Get the book at your druggists and go by it.
 Annual sales more than eoOO,OOo boxes.
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A dog belonging 10 Joseph Stewart sbowed symptoms of madness on We'd nesday, ,and made things lively for time. MT Stewart secured a revolver of a neigh bor and promptly abot the dog, It is net known whether he bit other dogs, but parties owDiug dogs will do well to be Cn the lookout
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D4a and Mrs Henry Fairchiid are wis ting in Bridgeport.
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Nil ls 5, A Camp is e.joyiDg few ,2e k yaca. iou from her school duties at SAerIaAn.
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Miss Jenrie Shepard passed Sunday il Sou'b E titan.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

A complete line of house brushes and clusters. Willow carpet beaters, 1oc. Wood toothpicks, % 8 box. Just an idea of what can be done in the housefurnish- ing department.
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Mrs Rodgers, wife Of Sheriff M. c. Rodgers, k visiting friends in Hartford.
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Tue many friends of Frank McGran will reg'eC to learn that he will leave Sandy Hook on or about April l. The frm of Taylor & McGrau will dissolve partnership, George F. Taylor continu- ing in the undertaking business, while the furniture business is to be closed out. NJ. MrGsan ha. won many friends dur 'nq the short time in buaincss here and vbilc hey sincerely regret that business """> "nt .a~raot hi. rom@irjng here, vet ,>l be ?: 2 ed t. know that he has se- .-"-"d a ds~iT"b." p"sition clseU here,
 t;rh n h. 1a" che, g. de,ir@b'e me hifn
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John L. Hughes is in New York foI brief sojourn.
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Rider&SherwOOdCo.
IA WATER ST, BRIDGEPORT, CT
 Telephone Call, 5482.

E. F. Hawley, Newtown; S. C. Bull Sandy Hook; 4, B. Blakeman, Bots ford; B. Hawley $ Co, Stepney.
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DISSOLUTION SALE,

Blac ivg Cases ta Black Walnut regular price :u. Hov IU-
 Wover Wire sar5rg~ at 3 5o. regular price
 Reed RccRer~. Futures, Easles. WIlpock- et~ PiilDEr >Ut-u Holders, TON,.l R7cEs, Mir rtrs md a tt-- rtju.--:.ts ut Ben srI= Carpt [, al to 2" at re uccr} prices We have a lev "Mit ard Sucti"u' Carp SyecTcr9 I~tt, these are 'h. bc~t ~.rrrp--r~ tua3c and wil gO for exceptional lnyv rljrs.- Grad es, St.p La l. UerS. avn ~~ttces aud one huud~e1 aud or other articles v.- mast tlrn jntO rasb stt once. We have bargains O. ali. Call and sea Us.
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VII. Prindle, of the firm of Prindle & Morris, has been suffering with one of the fashionable grip colds.
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HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH

The Young Ladi. 8 Mission Circle will meet at the parsonage tomorrow (Satur- day) afternoon, March II, at o'clock.
 The ladies of the church will give 10 cent supper in the lower room on Friday evening of next week, March 20, from 6 10 o'clock.
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IFYOU WANT Something Delicious Aszrr ] z EHQI2

@AGE2 7UTTDR It is pure butter, not being part hairs, blood and barn filth ''Tis all made by the separator 8 machine tf at takes out these farm Impuri ties Tie milk is strained three times bHf-- well visit South Britain Creamery and see the awful revelations every morning when we clean tha separator, Barrels aad barrels of buttermilk for sale, also.
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NJ R1-.-ii W"-~"~, Jr., f Rs'dge- D tt~.l 4u .o. ; J.. Md.
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OYsTERMEN's BASKETS.

v 0 4 G4N4A HIN 5 DADAA D,
 Just the right size, shape and quality -some- thing new. Will gave their cost in very little while.
 Copper Paint, all kinds but especially the Baltimore e"--used by all Rail Roads and Water Transfer Companies. Jersey copper as well.
 Alse Glass of all descriptions cathedral. ground enameled and chip glass. Orders taken for Plate Glass, Glazing promptly attsnded to. No end to the good things, the best goods.
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TOEN F. EEAHTz & CO.,,

Is that every day we get nearer and nearer to the customers wants. The great quantities we buy and sell cut profits smaller and smaller. Every item saved means less price to our custom CTS.
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NOR sALE-A farm ot 75 acres of meadow, | \ pasture and wood land, with the | D .1fdings thereon, situated one mile 1 from the village of Sewtown. A steam pow | CT cider mil with hydraulic press on the
 1 place. Inquire of MRS " II. oTILLSOS, New 1 town. Conn.
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Just think of children's lawn dresses for 39c. Gingham dresses 50e. And cambrc dresses 51e. Think of the both- CT of making then; think of the cost of naterial-then wonder how we do it.
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Judging from present indications car pets will be in big demand before long. Everybody will want theirs right away. Which means that those who buy now will save lots of time, bother and worry. It's better to be early than late anyway.
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NOR sALE-A good sewing machine, in Cheap at SIO Address DICK HOTEL