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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-30
What Is
PURIFINE?

1t is the new disinfectant which
has superseded all other disipfect-
ants, being a scientific compound.
having no OdOr, yet possessing the
qualities of a powerful disinfectant
The automatic distributor should
be PLACID in every house in Homo
lulu where Odors and germs of dis
ease exist. They are placed free
OF charge, taken care of and kept
working day and night for S100
per month. It's an innovation. but
on scientific principles. and ap-
peaIs to everyone OF common sense.
The idea is this: The distributor
drops two drops minute, day and
night. Foul OdOrs are killed. yet
no disagrs cable smell OF cavb0lic
acid or crude disinfectants takes
its place. You don't know that a
powerful disinfectant is being used
if you Judge by the lack OF odor.
But it's doing the duty-doirg it
well. Can W show vou the Ideal
Automatic D.slributo, 80 Our M.
Nashburn viii call, if yOu'u teIe-
phone 20
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BETHLEHE EM.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Hon s. L. Bloss is failing, both mental ly and physically. Dr Bissell of HOtch- kissville is attending him.
 Mrs George Carpenter has been sick but is convalescent now.
 Mrs Ward Victory was at c. G. Smiths over Sunday.
 The infant son of George 4. and Clara Smith was baptized at the afternoon ser vice in Christ church by the rector, Rev J. T. Hargrave.
 Miss Hattie Hill goes soon to New Y York hospital with the expectation of complete restoration to health.
 Miss Mary Aver is again guest at the Congregational parsonage.
 Misses Edith and Eula Judson, with friends from Southington spent Sunday as guests of H. w. Judson.
 Wallace P. Hayes, Mrs Stephen Hayes and Miss Lucy Cautield visited South Britain, last week, Mrs Hayes and Miss Garfield returning on Monday.
 Joel H. Atwood's family are recover ing from measles, though Mrs Atwood is still quite weak and feeble. Miss Esther Fox is caring for them.
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tion and immediately made application to have his herd tested with the result above stated. The cows were inoculated
 with athe tuourculin, Monday night, and Tuesday afternoon the four diseased
 cows were taken up into the woods, kill
 ed and examined and traces of the disease just developing found on their lungs. They were fine looking animals and it hardly seemed possible that anything could be the matter with them, so sleek and fat they looked. MT Sherwood has acted honOrably in the matter in that he l made application for test as soon as he knew what was the matter, and after 1 learning, milked his cows and poured the
 milk out on the ground although the
 milkmen were willing to take it. On l Tuesday they also killed a diseased OK | for Charles Winton that had been tested and on Tuesday night they tested the ] herd of William B. Mallett. Noted men
 are still at difference of opinion as to whether the test with tuburculin is accurate in diagnosing disease, but the
 the State acts fairly in the matter that it reimburses the farmer for the animals
 killed according to an appraised value,
 which however, is of course not the own er's valuation.
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WE ARE HOLDING THE ATTENTION AND
 TRADE OF BUYERS

position as distributors good clothing for and boys by being alert to the opportunities offered securing the ct and insisting the highest standard quality sided the strong oSP0F CASH pluck the for the feast of good clothing spread before patrons.
 CHILDRENS SUITS All pants S2 S25O.
 given New designs and col Black dress suits made from all grades,
 SUITS and gray serge S7 50 S0 SIP Are the best weather suits made Stylish Veabe fancy c0ors. blue and black, S5, 50 750 50 SlO to
 MEMS SPRING OVERCOAT8 in covert cloth S0, 12 5O SI5
 Fine black and steel for S0 50
 Our black clay wod the of the sizes, 2 A. 15 6b0 50 90 22 25 26 regular long 
 MEMS SUITS in fancy chcvots and WOTsteds
 bought the these ming them off tempting pees S6, 75O 5O SO Very include black blue chyos suits blue and grey glance these S0 and 1850 blue sege will make
 Fancy worsted suits the desirable pear 125O 26 All clothing label Keane which attst the value the
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BRIDGEPORT.
nEAuYIrY YOUR Homeg.

Bare walls in these days of plenty are not a necessity, and should not bektoler- aSed by even the poorest h0usekeeper.
 Pictures educate as well as adorn, and
 when they can be bought for the present low prices, parents should not allow their children to grow up without their en- tightening infiuence. If you cannot af- ford the best, buy reproductions, which cost no more than 8 good cigar and are not so apt to goto ashes. 4 very large assortment of unframed pictures of all kinds, from the cheapest to the best, can he 1seen at Northrop's Art and Music store, 63 Fairfield avenue, Opposite
 Read's,9 Bridgeport You can buy them for five cents to S2O, and get them for one half their actual cost. If you have any pictures that need frames fake them along when you visiC Bridg eport and Mir Nofthrop will frame them In any style desired at popular prices. For the b0ys
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EASTON.

COWS INFECTED WITH TUBERCULOSIS.
 George Sherwood has had his herd of cows tested for tuberculosis with the re- suit that four out of II were condemned to die by Clifton Peck, chairman of the state cattle commission, and Dr Porter, the veterinarian, who accompanied him. The way the disease RoG into Mir Sher- woods nerd was by his buying a COW in February. The COW had bad cough but MT Sherwood thought 1t only had 8
 bad cold and would get over it. IT. did not improve, so about May he let George FaveTe u have 1t, he pay for it if 1t got we'll. Isdid not improve on Mir FaVer- eau's hands 80 he ha6 1t killed by the commission with the result that it was found to be bad ca e If tubuculosig. Mir Sherwood was informed of it's condi-
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NEW MILFORD.
WORTHWHILE AN D VICINITY.

WORTHWHILE AN D VICINITY.
 Frank Luddington and Win LevinaF visited New Milford, Decoration day.
 Rev J. N. Earle will supply the pulpit again here next Sunday, June '.
 Clifford Lyon came from New Haven on Saturday and remained until Monday evening.
 Mrs Bert Bowers has been quite ill with measles.
 Mrs Merritt Hunt and son, with Miss Nellie Hodge, spent Sunday with Mrs Kinney.
 Clark Hunt made bicycle tour calling on friends in this vicinity, recently.
 Miss Prindie visited her aunt, Mri PlinY Sauires, over Sunday. School closes this week.
 Mrs Mary Buckingham went to hel
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There is moro Catarrh in this section ot the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be 1neurable. For great many years doc- tnrspronouHced ii a local disease, and pre-. scrt beds l1cal remedies, and by constantly tRIling to cure with local treatment, pro. aouneed 1t iaeurable. Science has proven eatarrh to be constitutional diseases and, therefore, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Gat8lrh Cure, manufactured by K. Il. Cheney N Co.,, Toledo, ohio, is the only con atitutionnt cure on the market. It is taken internally is doses from 10 drops to q teas spoonful, It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of tns system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to cure. seud for circulars and tesitmonials Address.
 r. J. cIHNIgY < CO.,. Toledo, c. nS- Sold by pruggistss 75c'
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THE VIEWPOINT BEE.
 FRIDAY, JUNE 6, ls00.
 CIRCULATION: JANUARY l, 1SB2, BI0 AAr WEEk, 3lOO
Affairs About Town.
MArrrRs OF nns1NEss

M. stern has plaecu on sale, thjs week a new line of silk waists from $2 0J up The largest and best assortment of miss. cs and ladies lauudered shirt waists al DO, 75 and JNc. Elegant line of belts ut 35c up Complete line of shirt waist seCs, culI buttons, belt pins, etc, at 25c. New styles in ties, l9c up. Chldrcu's pArasoi4 l2a up. A large assortment of Iadle9 surLs and shirJ- aL prices to -uit nIl. Millinery: Special this week, uur pric" 50s, reduced to 25c. Special in- duc"mnnt% in aIl departments at NJ. Ntcru'-, lS5 Main street, Dauhury. LeHd- ing clnak and millinery house,
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RO&s'S HURCH.

The .r v5yo at ,,0 E1.r- church, ns' Nu.dlf wulE. proYoa Vry rrj ly- able "l' to Jhr large Nwlir"er prr~rut In u'l U luu t1 tEs program ,..IaJ.Ij'. !4st weeks HlE, Nr- tuNI oI NrH ! o.h }.s- sistrd in the srryl,' ul Dg ~ith d vurv cNc'IIruty rendered solo. Father Smith also made All appropriate add'css. X number of vAllduu WcrcrnrolIyd in thr Angels ~nduuHy and Dh#rc vas roc"p- tiou of new ucahrr- ul the Blessed \ Ir gin SudUltF.
 Father Barry of WalHngford was u day.
 Father Fox was in Stamford on We'd nesday, in nlarudanvr ut thr 2lJh anni- vrrsary of the ordination of Father Eog- CTS Co the prir-thuud
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CHLDREN'8 DAY AT THE rOU9REGArI0EEI
 lLLLML.M-

as { mldrcu'+ duN 1. l- ttrpnuuu lr-tl val of bJrd- stra u5wrr-. lt is well sr- lcctcd aJ lh,- hglghr-t ,uur If al. tho year, when the Ga}- 1rr lag"-t, whrr the alr k rtca.r-t, hru ,ur -uu-hjnc i- mos gl9rnu-- Ih.- d.y ~jIt hc uppro. prmlrIY ob .cIytd ut rhr tungugauosa church win t,cu4rr.u~ sud -onE- by tEa children, E. V Mir H,ra'U 01'l Z3yr#u oh iocJ sermon ond rGn,hu. st' huvr ~Irc- nal uu-ic, i"l t4o r.ca'. ua&" ppr,tc ular cn 'rg tu Rct aN Ou. .urlrru cu for this Ia lhtlj strvjer.
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Black brocadcd India Silks, q inches wide variety Of beautiful designs, at 58e a yard regular price 75c and $I %
 Black pChin stripes, twenty different styles Of Inc stripes, at 5Sc yard, regular pIice $l
 Black Nuchesse satin 24 inches wide, heavy rich finish at 75c a yard, regular price $l.
 Black dUChe9se satin, 27 inches wide, very heavy and rich at Doc a yard, reg 1lar price BPS
 Black taille 24 inches wide, rich round cord at 75C yard, regular price SI.
 Black armure. 24 inches wide, very fine quality at 75c yard. regular price $1.
 Black grOs grain 24 inches wide, very fine quality at Toe yard, regular price $I.
 Black China silk, 2l inches wide, very fine and light at 3jC a yard, regular price 5Oc.
 Black China silk, 4 inches wide very fine and ght at soc yard, regular price 75c.
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A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The genuine Monogram cCtl-c packed In sealed two pouud ,",us, is cumpO-cd f the finest Arabjtu NJ cha and Monogram J iva and is sod only by Morris. Tn" Monogram J4vu tin bulk without Mncha
 ia sold only by Uawley, The world grows no finer q, 1'" than thps" t"o
 Booth & Bailey, impurrrr., New ork. ["
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MRS RICHARDSON ENrER7AIHs
A pGlr.urIuLG GATHERING AT HAYEaEI
 Tt I;ST.


 l'na members of the Ladies Chan itabI, society of Bridgeport were rmrmiugl ly entertained on Ncd"rsday 4G llayceuE huJ-t by Mir l.. X luvmrd5ou, 1t byu2 ium5hly gajhrrp g of the btdin4. They came ou the 10. II p. u.. train, briug mul at the station Hud conveyed aJ once Co th" hn-pinhtc dr.rf nt the Hayes rr-i- dcutr. lIutc tuuy were received hY Mr. lucuud-on, a l-t.u by Lcr daughter, Mrs Hayes. \ hghl luncheon was srrv- cd Ma-t.r George and Mes Loretta Hayes d.mg the houor~ Iha dnurr, which Wa served at o'cl.rl>, tt Dick 5 hot"l, WAL wajscd by ull thc iauica, The tahirs looked tjHc, bniHg drc,Jatcd with laurel Hnd ferns. Those present were Mrs l.. \. Richardson and her daughter, Mrs Hayes, Mrs Friend W. Smith, Mrs George r.. Somrr~, Mrs Edward Gay lord, Mrs IrwIs, Mrs James Staples, Mrs Frank StnpI,s, Mir Morris E. BraIdsIcy, Mrs S 4. Burma, Mrs C.. A. Cook Mrs C. II. FIowmug, Mrs r. E DrForcst, Mrs John p. Whitney, Mr. C. E. IIotch. kiss, Mrs /llmou Good-rlI and Mrs r.. C. Basscll. Thr luulc+ departed on the at- lcrDooon tram for Bridgeport, corrying with them nunV pD"a,nut mrmuries of their drHghtfu d1y lm \"Wtuvp.
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new home at the parsonage in stepney cn Tunc1av
TRUMBULL.
Bridgeport, Ct,

A new macadam road is being made from Wentworth's corner on the old road to Bridgeport to the rocks near the Fatr- child paper mill. It is expected that it will be completed next week.
 There will be missionary meeting in the Congre gatfonal church, Sunday even- ing, to begin at 80 p. n. Hereafter and until further notice the evening meet iDgs will begin at 80.
 The White Plain School gave an inter- esting entertainment in the Town hall, Wednesday evening.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 BRIDGEPORT CONN.

Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, plain and hemstitched, all widths and sufficient length, and cheaper than one can bug the material and hire them mode-chcaper in cost, cheaper in labor and bother; so many different prices that printed list can give no adequate idea-you should see them.
 Table DAmask and Napkins, for ones house iu town CT for the seashore and mountain cottage. Enough kinds to take a bigger space than this to describe them low enough to influence you to come and see them. Seeing is believing.
 A very choice line of uncovered Cot tagc Pillows, well filled, strongly made, and not expensive: sl 50 a Pair.
 Mo:quito Netting, ia all the different colors. Also figured netting in imita- tion of wire.
 Fri il Lswus-blues, linen. blacks and pilks--7c a yard; colors fast.
 Pyrcsles, with a new price on a 25-in. fabric in medium and light coIors, =trines and figures: cents yard.
 shaub5ey, seersucker and Wash porHu Skirts, blue and gray stripes, 39 ce4ts 8 each.
 Scotch Chambrsy Skirts, made on yoke band. for 75 cents each; always Sl 45 and sl4S un-l now.
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ANOTHER

Special buying chances follow in rapid succession. Each ore appropriate, each timely. Summer comforts, with rain bow of satisfaction when you come to See the quality and prices side by side Folks who have been looking into the matter more or less will tell you that now's the time and this the place.
 Summer Blankets, all-wool, plain, white with coIoscd borders; II4 for $3 75 and al F for 95 75 and St 90 the Pair.
 Also another line, white and colo.ed, 10 and l1-4. for 59, D and 2~ cents, sI. $l 25, @2 and 82 5C a Pair.
 Summer QuHs, in chochee, for 5a, G9 and 75t. up8a-ds; 8l wjll tuy special Iy fine grade, Marsrij,es pattern al, hcmmed and ready for u-e.
 Summer couuterranr7-l fine line in beth piquc and 3iu.iay gaoging in prices from $l to $3 10. MarsciIlcs Spreads, from s. to #7 5o. E.ngart p..t.ras ard qualities.
 Sumner Counterp4nes, lightweight Of course, for 8l 50, sI D, 82, 82 50 and #3; an extra quality for s3 50 with fine French w&ading that are ir beautiful patterns; yvs, elegant
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IHe Ho70Iand Dry G0ods CO,
 Formerly the Ho wland- Stark Co)
Special Sale of reliable
 Black Silks:

We have just started the greatest special sale of reliable black silks ever held in this market. Expect just what we say-the greatest special sale of reliable black silks ever held in this narkct-cIcan bright new goods without a draw dack.
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HAPPENINGS AT THE C0NGREGATIoBAL
 CHURCH.

aiouary society wII' be h.Id in the Iov, room of th,' church, ncX. W.dnr~day a trrnoou, June IU, tr %u'cIo~h. Tine sub Jrct uul be that giv,u 'u "lair ami I"Rhi, the ml*.lu oI tAr American E"a d at Majum, Iudm.
 The ptstor will cuutiaur his brief ta.ks nu tue vi!d H,w,rs next Sunday morn Iug, nnd uu h. N Nodn d.lY eyer it.& Jum lowul -Ictk uJ rhc pvayrr mr,t rz, us top.c W}.r 'hr gowri hcldirg .'llov Wr tut Dur GIhlr,' uu .'Ihr Ei blc of .Jnhm Nyclulr"
 Key MT Barker spoke iuGormally, last Sunday rY..u.Hg, toN n'gr amlJ"ncc in fhr NnWroc uuL og tiouu church on his trip fu fll. iInb Il,l
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Rev Otis W. Barker and some other members of his church were present this week at the annual meeting uf the Con- grcgati0n4l Home Missionary society in Now Haven. This ia the first time in the 70 years history of the society that a convention has been held in the New England states,
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An entertainment will be given iu the Taunton schoolhOuse, Thursday evening, June II, at o'clock, by the children Of the school. The proceeds will go tow ards purchasing flag for the school. The public is cordially invited.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

The lee cream parIor of Bennett Black man ir Printing House Square is now open for the season MT Blackman makes good quality of cream, ard expects a large patronage during the coming ID months.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Miss Annie Wilson of Brooklyn, who has been enjoying a soi0urn of some weeks at Dicks hotel, returned to the city on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Proprietor Leonard of Dicks eel brat ed the opening of the summer season on Monday, by starting a brand new regis Ger, and go0dty number have already left their autograph.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Wesley F. Woods of Bridgeport, a nephew of Wesley F. Hayes, was n guest over Memorial day and Sunday at Hayes plhuTst
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

We also offer several thousand yards of Cheney's 54 inch printed india silks in white, light and dark grounds, at soc a yard.
 These goods are worth 75c; and are the finest India silks Cheney makes.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

A youth giving the name of Michael Reilly was arrested on Saturday by Con- stable TiIlson for abusive treatment of a horse. It appears that the boy with four companions hired a horse in Bridgeport to drive to Stratf0Td, but instead came tn Newtown. They passed through New town Street, beating the horse at every .tep. Four of the boys escaped, but the leader was secured. He was brought be fore Justice Dayton and fined $5 and costs. Tn default of payment he was Laken to the BridpepOrt iAiI.
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troubles. Perfect safety may be assured those who keep on hand DeWitt's Collie | & Cholera cure, and administer it prompt ] iv. For cramps, bilious collie, dYsentery
 and diarrhma, it affords instant relief. E F. HawIey, Newtown; $. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Bots rOrd B. HAygIcy & Co.,. SteDneV,
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BfIIousness, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative, All Druggists.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Roy Piatt Is riding a new Silver King bicycle, bought of R II Beers * Co.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

[. E. Harris and Charles C. Peck at- tended the Nv Milford horse trot on Saturday, being guest, of Andrew Booth.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

The ladies of Trinity parish will give a strawberry festival, next rhursnay even- ing at o'clock,
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/Hr //o7pLaHd D1J Goods C.
 R3>7dRebort. < omas
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Samples sent, if requested, In writing for samples state about the price you wish to pay and about the colors desired.
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LONG HILL.

John Sherman rides new saddle horse purchased in Bridgeport.
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you will find full line of basemen and outfielders' mitts, masks, etc.
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Oar Nci9.IlbOrS.
SOUTH BRITAIN.
A ot'I4L FNI-NT.

AlIUaCIAL EyINT.
 Th" Congregational church w28 filled njth 4 representative audience, last week tudaY evening. to li~tcu to the concert given uuUrr the direction of Prof II. w. Parker. The program was exceptionally WcU rrudrIrd JhrCughput, but Vas rather iaug hE in that it vHnu,iHod 7 numbers and it Wo~ about II 20 before it's finale .gas ro&Chod. The work of the chorus and orchrSC'a should bo especially com noIGut and aI-o the sol0 work of Mile Anna iuIlc. The quartet selections were good aud Prot Parker demonstrated thr power of his VuiUo in two well chosen ~cIcctipn-. Thppiano duet by MlSs Edith Mitchell and Prof Parker was one of the ho5t rendered rumbers on the program. NJ Misa D0rCtt8 Irlgmann WAS a favOrite in her violin sclcctieG and received wig 0rouS encore. Taken altogether the con- cert was a most eIj oyable one and 8 rledit 10 the musical ability of South Britain Such occasions should receive every encouragement.
 Miss Charlotte Mitchell was at home from school over Sunday and enjoyed tAC concert.
 Burton Bradley has been full of busi- ness of late closing out the D0wnes store ctitC cts.
 Preparations are being made to repair the bridge by the uill, the middle pier of which was washed nearly out in one of last winters great freshets.
 Where is that village improvement so- cicty?
 Mrs George Hick0x of New Haven has visited her sister, Miss II. N. Bradley.
 Benjamin Mitchell of New York spent Sunday with his father, Oliver Mi5chall
 Mrs C. $, JUdson entertained Mrs Cooper of Southford a few days, last week.
 Rev J. D. Smiley attended the annual meeting of the Home Missionary society in New Haven, June 1. D. N. Mitchell and N. W. Mitchell were elected annual members of the society.
 A. N. Platt, B. C. Bradley, D. M. Mitchell, Mrs D. M.-Mitchell and Mrs $. r. AverilI were elected on Sunday as del egares to the l05Ch meeting of the Litch- field South COnsOciation at New Preston, June 9.
 F. r.. Pierce has been elected as the delegate of the POmperaug Valley Union of Christian EndeaVOr to attend the an- nual meeting at Washington, D. C., July i 8 13
 Mrs K. B. Baldwin of New Haven has come to her old home for the summer. l Mrs stephen Hayes of Bethlehem has visited her daughter, Mrs H. M. Can field.
 Mrs Nickerson and Lorenzo Nickerson have been the guests of Mrs w. E. l Mitchell.
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Mrs Holm and family of Brooklyn have been entertained at the home of 4. w. 0rgelman, this week,
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

The New England road has just con- nleted the rebuilding of their bridge over the steam shovel cut beyond Hawleyville which was very much needed.
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Martin Wentsch, the Sandy Hook shoe man, has put In nicG new line of russet shoes for summer wears also new line of w. |. Douglas celebrated shnea.
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"Thc Deacon" Is coming to town.
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Quite a number of the Welsbach gas burners have been placed in the Grand Central hotel. They give light super tor to electricity, and are more eeoEomi- cal than the old gas burners.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Have you noticed the reduction in tho price of the Hartford bicvclo, sold by s. U Bull at Sandy Hook? $50 wheels now sell forSg5; S60 wheels for $50 and S5O wheels for sl5, These good goods turn cd out by reliable company.
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Patrick Mccarthy takes the lead in rais- ing early spring lambs, killing one Tues day that weighed Il pounds dressed. It was furnished to the Grand Central. Mr Mccarthy would like to hear of any one who can beat It..
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Henry Griffin of BroOkfeld put up a telephone line from the creamery at HawIeyville to the Station on Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

J. J. Northrop wishes us to state that Mir Wright never asked him if he might go and examine the Sandy Hook schools for him bnr at the last meeting of the board MT Northrop told Mir Wright he could go there and visit the school any time he pleased,
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BIG CREAMERY AT SOUTH
 RETAIN

Drop in and see it, Visitors always wei come. More milk and cream wanted. Six beauty. $lOO. HOLLISTER SAGE, South Britain, Conn.
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Mrs lohn Cornwall. Mrs John D Whit. nev ana Mrs Archibald Whitney of Bridgeport were entertained at the home
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JOE1T F. EEANE Sc co

of Good Clothing. The merits of the clothing bearing the label of John F, Keane & Co ar6 attested ny the re- turn of host of waarers, ,all thorough ly pleased with the servic8, and who pronounce cur goods the best We stand at the head and maintain nnr
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Unless a man has reliable time piece he never feels fully satisfied with life, nor with himself, There's no reason vhy he should go watchless, however fer it will be seen by the new ad of J. H. Reid to-day that he sells reliable watches as low as $2 30, and from that as high as one may wish to go. Call on hlm aC 42 Wall street, Bridgeport, and benefit by his low prices.
The Newtown bee., 1896-06-05

Young mothers dread the summer months 0h account Of tho great martali. ty among children caused by bowel