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The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Tho P,Umb Hardware Co.,, of Bridge port have au in?o1tant announcement, .hls week, regarding the famous Ross cu,ters, which stand 90 high in the mArkCt.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
DEATH OF 445s JULIA EGAE,

ra. uaay Trend at Miss Juln Egau, daughter of Mr .u.u Mrs Andrew Egan of ral.>.tnc district were r.,iu~d to ncsr If ht, death, which occurred At the home of .rpIrnts on Monday morning or thi, week. Miss EEsn WIS a popular young Ldy 4m"og her circle Of acquu4lncr. and had taught several of the publtc schools with much credit to herself. dur ing the past few years. She Wa but 2G years old and her seemingly uutjmcIy death WAS sad blow to tac bvrcavcd family and intimate fnonas. She wa. the only duukntoc left to the home, a sis- ter having died something Ijkcaycarago. The lasy sad rites were performed at St Rose church on Wednesday morning at Io30 o'clock, Father Smith oIi,mrug. The bearers ~.rnJ I,n W.x-rd of D4n-| bury, William Egan of rhuadelphta,Johu Colgan of Bridgeport and James and Wll- liam Farrell aud Philip Hlugh of New town. The jutcrmont Was j2 St Eosc's conctery. BreIdcs tha father and mgth- er, live brothers survive, Dr Egau of Sar- atoga, Peter and Richard Egan Of Dan bury, William Egau of Sandy Hook and James Egan, who lives at home.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
TASHUA.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mrs Jennings has been 8 guest at Mrs Hobart Mallett's.
 Mrs Amanda Wheeler has been on the sick list.
 Mrs Bradley is entertaining cousin from Ohio.
 Master Frank Treadwel of Lyon's Plains, who has spent several weeks at his uncle's, J. A. Treadwell's, has re- turned home.
 Miss Mary Sterling took trip to Saratoga and Lake George, last week.
 A number from Tashua attended Ran dolph Bradiey's party In Bedding, last week.
 Mrs Annie E. Bennett has entertained friends from Norwalk.
 The organ and cornet duet on Sunday
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by Mrs Whipple and MT Clark was very fine and duly appreciated.
LitcbfIeId County News.
NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.


 The fair of the New Milford agricul- tural society commences next week Tues day, September s, and weather permit ting, promises to be more than usual in- terest. The season has produced nice crops of every descriptions for the farmers and a fine display of their pre- ducts can be shown to the patrons. Be- sides, the great show and circus of Wal ter l.. Main is to give an exhibition on the fair grounds, the second Gay of the fair, September 9. The arrangements with it's managers and those managing the fair that the entrance fee to the fair and also the circus will cost no more than it would to attend the circus wei @ it outside of the fair grounds. Or in plain words, a half dollar admitsa the attendant to both in the afternoon or day exhibition while in the evening quarter of dollar admits all to the circus. It is surmised that this may be drawing card and that large crowd of people will take in the combination of fair and circus.
 Mrs George H. Lines, Mrs George W. Anthony, iMisses Lille Bostwick, Sarah J. Roberts and others improved the op- portunity of excursion rates to Saratoga taking the II 27 a. m. train on Monday. The trip covers, four days.
 Work on the new Library building has had to suspend for few days owing to the delay in getting suitable stone nee- essary for the first stone mason work. It is said that the proper stone arrived yesterday and work will at once proceed again.
 Hall $ Straub were the winners when the bids were opened last week for improvement of the Wellsville road un. der the new state law for appropriation for better roads. They are to make the road of gravel 16 feet in width and their contract will carry the road from tue present macadam to near and above the residence of John W. Addis.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Charles J. B}ackman, who has been verg sick with typhoid fever, is thought Jo he on the gain now.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
W.ASHINC CaTON.

A stray dog came to Oscar Peterson's, last week. It wears collar with plate, on which is roughly inscribed, ''Don, ]" and answers to that name. It is an English setter, white with yellow spots.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

The Sunday school rally at the Con- gregational church, Wednesday night, under the auspices of Secretary Hall of the State association, was not largely at- tended. Addresses were made by Rev W. F. White of Trumbull, Frank Bailey of Danbury and Elliott Smith of Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
 . BRIDGEPORT. = CONN.

white ground and plain stripes, different widths and stripes, for l9 Icents 6 yard. Silk Dimity, silk welt instead of cotton, 3O,in. wide, for 25 cents; sheer and dainty like.
 Maaon's and Lightning Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumblers-intxpensive things for packing sway choice fruit for out of season eating. Conspicuously clean and clear looking.
 School Hoae-schools will open again soon. A little heavier and stronger than usual sorts; made to stand the romping and frolicsome games of school days-made to endure million steps 8 dac, if they take that number-seems aE though they do sometimes.
 Los of little Jackets and Reefers for chl d->a. Lots of them at little prices. L3t}c ftks are more susceptible to ea~- g"s ia temperature than older per- >"r~; mo-" disas5oue to them.
 G'~va thoughts are manifesting them s ,vss. g}2ve hu5irg has commenced. Ard UT stock i4 tun of the newest shoaes, 5e>t makes; full equipped as ta-h on has directed.
 Jackets and Separate Skirts are bring ing in quite number of careful people; " omen who think something of their health as well as looks. And prices are so low that we sell good many.
 The Toilet counter has lots of mex pensige things for tan, sunburn and skin that is peeIing of.
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Tax Collectors Notice:
STEPNET DEPOT,

Notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers of the Town of Newtown, that the Collector will meet them to receive the Taxes on the list ot 1895 of said Town of Newtown, as fol lows; On Tuesday, September 8th: At the Store of Richard Shepard in Dodgingtown, 10 8, m. to F m.; At Gregory's Orchard to p. m.; At the Store in Huntingtown 8 to p. nl.; At Austin B. Blakeman's, 30 to 5.30 D. ID. On Wednesday, September 9: At TerrilI, Betts & Co.'s, Sandy Hook. a. m. to F m. At Town Clerks Office, Newtown, 2 to 5 D. m, All Taxes remaining unpaid after October sth, are subject to an addition of per cent. per annun, from the tune when said sTaxes be. came due, and the lawful ices and charges for collection.
 ROBERT A. CLARK, Collector.
 August 21, 1896.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Which is worse, imprisonment for life or lifelong disease, like scrofula, for example? The former, certainly, would be preferable were 1t not that Aver sar- saparilia can always come to the rescue
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Broken crackers only l 1.2c pound or s1 9 barrel of 100 pounds, just the thing for feeding poultry, pigs, etc, at E. F. Hlwley's.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

May seem little early but F. F. Hawley has his stock of underwear, blankets, gloves, boots, shoes, hats and caps, etc, in at his low cash prices.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Mrs Ida Hawley entertained number of relatives on last week Thursday, in honor of Mrs Harriet Hawley and Mrs William Hurd of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Miss Sheehan and Miss Touhey from Bridgeport have been entertained at the home of Mrs P. Callahan at the Hook during the past week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
What My Roof Got Holes In It2

Well il it has it has not leaked in six weeks and when it rains will have Sanford Of Flaw leyville put on Steel Roof. they say that won't leak.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

The people of Newtown and vicinity will have an opportunity Co hear one of the best posted men on the silver ques- tion in the United States, next Monday afternoon. On that day at p. m., Sen ator William M. Stewart of Nevada win speak at the Town hall. Senator Stew art has a national reputation and is an eloquent speaker. There will doubtless be a large attendance at the meeting.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Miss Sarah Sears and Miss Attic Smith spent one day last week with Mrs Milan Hawley In stepney.
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Town TopIcs.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

M .#"ru's spnDll -qlr of aht.t wai.t-: All ouF o., and 9~r -mrt wai,ts at l9'5 l5 per cent di-cuuur on all our trimmed hats at Nj. Stcrn's. IS5 Main strcor, ban bury. Loading millinery and cloak house,
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Mir and Mrs Miles B. Burr of Monroe were entertained by Mir and Mrs W. H. Hubbel1, Wednesday.
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muslin, ginghams, calicOes, etc.-[E. F. | Hawley.
THE LABOR DAY pIcu1o AT ST ROSES.

A picnic will be given, Monday, by tn, members of St Rose's parish. The pat r0nage of all is desired to make it a sue cess. A very interesting ball game vii take place early in the afternoon DetWeel the Sandy Hook nine and the T. A, E, E of Derby. The game will not continue too long. As they have offered a sub stantial prize for the contest they art oblig'd to charge an admission of De to all adults who witness the game. Child rcn free. There will be dancing during the afternoon aud evening, with gooc music in attendance.
 This Friday evening at 7.ao ther will he a general rehearsal of St Rose oil"ir. Those who intend being mem b"rs for the coming year are rcqucstcc to be in attendance.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Michael Dugan has had his house new ly sided, and other needed repairs made.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all per- IN sons having bills against the Town Of Newtown, to present them to the selectmen on or before September To, les6, as the books of said town will close on said date as per vote passed at the last annual town meeting. The selecrmen will be at the town clerks office on September l4 and Is, 1sg8, from 3 B. In., until 5 D. In., to receive said pills. N. T. GLOVER, THOMAS J. BRADLEY HENRY G. CURTISS, SeIeetmen ot NeWtown.
 Dated af Newtown September l, le98.
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GROCERIES,

We olet hoouaa>.tcgs for the freshest and U"~t i}rnccrie- 1nl,f ~au lr N"uIht, and we 0r,. n"v"r unutl nlG. C., Tot- anal Dtoas
 t"c sin iu t.u. i"ssu Our >terirE Crure iS hu b"-t t'Hg tuupcl ~ i'll lU-. Buy ct us artI you will ulwug g- have lh4 st iu tho market.
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and give the poor sufferer health, strength

and give the poor sufferer health, strengt
 and happiness.
 Mrs Sarah Purdy of Stepney Depot ha
 been spending few days at the ol
 homestead in Huntingtown.
 TEE BEE goes to press too early t
 speak concerning the entertainment 8 tue Town hall, last evening, but a goot audience was assured, and program 0 high order.
 Charles Mead spent Sunday with hi: mother, Mrs Burr Mead, in Huntingtown
 Mrs k. l., Johnson and Miss k. F. Camp were the guests of Miss Sarah Maria Camp on Wednesday of this week.
 Mrs Lsmuel F. Camp is at the home ot her daughter, Mrs Edward Platt, at the Hackotts.
 Mrs II. B. Camp and daughter are wis iting in New Milford, this week,
 Charles J. Blackman, who has been verg sick with typhoid fever, is thought Co he on the gain now.
 Hobart Fairchild is doing carpenter work for hi5 brother-in-law, Ernest Sher- man, ut Stepney Depot, boarding at home and going by train daily to his work.
 The completed arrangements for the state fair at Mcriden, September 8-l0, are such @s to more than justify the rgs1} anticipasions of the management asd 3ul4ie ,5 Jo it's success. It is held ' .+. lr car'i,r than usual this year as likely to ailo.d t better chance of good 'n':@.r. tA. one thu z indispensable to .j hm#ymI salvation of every agri, cul-or Il faj7, anl .ha lack of which hss spa flca i1 n" p.st thrown tn" balance O. h. wsoot ,iie win rhe stare society IT. rc is ~'y.aTs plraty to see and enjoy r- .t.a a'.tc fair, god trottinq, choice -..r.. display if all that is latest and b+.t .1 the line If agricultural implc- p. n.s, ~njrh aleDe more than repays Ii. co~u "f at-eodaaee to any farmer.
 Tho P,umb Hardware Co.,, of Bridge port have au inon01tant announcement, .h5- wloh, regarding the famous Ross >u,te~s, which stand 90 high in the Uarkct.
 Feed the nerves upon pure, rich blood 1-, you will not be nervous. Pure blood .5oe~ by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic.
 Hoods pills cure nausea, sick head lchc, indigestion, tihousness. All drug gistz. 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

F. ". Platt and wife of Newtown were guests of K. K. Fitch in Weston on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
Fairfield County Chat.
TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES,

The Sunday school conference at the church, Tuesday evening, was fairly well attended. Owing to some misunder- standing and failure of speakers, the pro, gram was not as complete as was ex- pected.l
 W. E. Coan and family of Shelton were in town sunday. Mir Coan is build ng a new residence in this place.
 THAMPS UNUSUALLY NUMEROUS.
 The tramps are unusually numerous. Some of those who ask for food do not appear to be professionals, but men in actual distress. It looks as if hard winter was approaching for many.
 Many of the residents of Daniels Farm went down to the Sound for shore dinner, Wednesday,.
 William Gray is quite i'll and is under the care of Dr House of Nichols.
 Miss LIoley of New York, a deaconess, has been spending 8 short time with her mother and brothers in this place.
 Daniel Ward has been pulling down the old house on his place that has been go long vacant. All hope that this means that we are soon to see on the old site a fine modern house, which would greatly improve our street.
 Our burglar and writer of anon- ymous letters, threatening to burn buildings ;. if a certain suggestive sum of $50 is not forthcoming, seems .to have suspended operations for time. Thus far he has not proved very skillful, nor his operations fnan, cially remunerative. Honesty is still the best policy
 Miss May Wills has been away on an extended visit among friends.
 The Juniors hold their annual lawn party the parsonage, Thursday after noon.
 The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet at the church, next week Wednes. day, at p. m. The last meeting was largely attended, and it is hoped that this nav be,
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Black grOs grain brocades ten beautiful designs regular price Toe our price 58C. Rlack duchess setin 2i inches wide regular price $l. our price 75C. Plain black grOs grain 24 inches wide regular price $l, our price 75c Plain black india 2I inches wide regular price 5Sc our price 44c. Black India brocudes 2t inches wide, ten designs regular price Toe our Trice 5Sc. Black peau do soie 22 inches wide regular prlCe $I. our price 75c. Black faiIIe 24 inches wide regular price $l. our price 75.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Jesse James of Brookfeld has bought the Henry Fairchild place and takes pos session about the first of October. He has already planned to enlarge the barn, put on new siding, roofs, etc.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Charles II. Northrop, treasurer of the s.ying9 bank, has returned from an en- joyable outing at Block Island
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
ARE YOUR BUILDINGS,

Stock or Personal property insured? If they are not you cannot afford to go with out fire protection. Tfyou are near there uewal period would like to talk with you about Fire Insurance. Look up your pol icy dates and come and see me a few days before they expire
 FRANK WRIGHT.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

JITANTED-A youngna ta work on small
 " farln, must know how to milk 6 COW . Apply to D. HALL. HaTley's crossing Long Hill Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Dandrutr is due to an enfeebled state of the skin. Halls hair reuewer quick ems the nurritigc functions of the skin, healing and preventing the formation of J
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Mrs F. B. Hubbell and son are the guests of Mir and Mrs l. B Goodsen.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Recent guests at Elmshade include Miss Belle Clarke and Miss Catharine Calhoun of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

A hacking cough keeps the bronchial tubes in state of constant irritation, which, if not speedily removed, may lead to chronic bronchitis. No prompter rem edy can bc found than Ayers cherry pee CoraI. It's effect i5 immediate and the re- suit permanent.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Miss Abbe Gay has very fine speci- men of tree hydrangea which just now is 8 mass of bloom. The clusters are ex- quisitely shaded pink and white, some of them being over foot long.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
JUST IMAGINE
YOU CAN

High grade, high priced Shirt Waists selling for 50 and a cents, That's what we are doing-geIling lots of them at those prices. The chances are that if you stay at home and guess what they are like you won't come anywhere near their quality, their style or value. Quite a number have misIed themselves that way. seeing is sure to bring about a buying, if anyone feels at all shirt waisty.
 r"n.!orr powder is an external ap. o'5~ for ah -c'ions Of the ,ssir; a ..'5 F ,~l emf ~r ." p..ica-.oa for "t.sn"s, In~c- ri r.h.ns, ..sn6e' ..o,' il ..4>s.',. >. 'r>, ..u ,.- ~.a+ rt.".".. .a- If .n., "a. .9.y .-ts,1 o's."'f -nr b i *" -E.;s. r*o :z.>, .,:.. js4 l9 .. -gs, "a. sa. -,z 3o e+rts,
 n. t.'.' .sr,. d. p2-:4n.nt arr c."z i. F. . oJ < i.- ,t ~a-s Nr-:j., f. IZ. , and l5c. D yard. Irish Point tiboI- Lace, from 30 to 0oe. 5a:a, Egyp:i,n Sash Lace, 38 to 75c. yard Art D4r- tms, 9 to 3Oc. yard. Art Borlap, 1oe, a yard, Choice Crctounes, for 25c. a yard.
 Organdies and Dimities. French Or gandie, in plain colors-pink, sblue, yell tow, cardinal, lavender, green, cream and linen shades-very sheer B in. wide for % cents a yard. Scotch Dimity,
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IHr HoaoAand Dscy C 1d5 C.,
 (Formerly the Hoy and Stark Co)

Big sale of blankets, cot tons; table linens and house keeping goods going on here now. Bigger bargains than we ever had before.
 Over a hundred thousand dollars worth.
 Hess, Goldsmith & Co.,. silk manufacturers, "A Greene street, New York, let out one day last week a hundred thou sand dollars worth of reliable black silks. Itwas a peremp- tory sale at which prices ruled very low-so low that we can sell at surprising prices.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Cash bargains in fiour, sugar, brooms,
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
THE MISSIONARY ruIAroLs.

THE MISSIONARY POTATOES.
 Ihrchildron to w'lom six potatoes each were given to plant and bring the yield to thc harvest festival will soon be wish ing to dig thom. A last year, the pota-ors should he taken to the store of L.. C. Morris, where they will b. weigh. I'd anu the record of each ones yield carefully kept. A handsome Bible will ,hjs year be given to the boy or girl hav- ing the largest yield. The harvest fcs- rwd will take pmco Sunday morning py.ohor a1, and thr rh.Idrru's Iotatocs .hru'G all he at Mir Morris's store by Nrd-n.'ay, "c4oh.r
 Dar .scr~m.ul uf the Lo-a': supper g.i ly r2udu>'ca r5 tho pa.tor. Roy 0'a. N. Barker. j rll" crunch a,xr Sup- .4 .farrfng ~"!t.mhr5G. TN.prrson-
 "ry received r..o the membership of It. rnu-ch on prof. s-jou or:h.ir fu.b.
 There will bou -crvicr ucz; sunday rmug, S"ptomo.rIt R.. Mir Bunker , t. ,ouJoc, q -r,J. oG p-a.-t, giving . o'a.sosy r' -om, c,I-'.at.d lyamz of ; a.cmrDb.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

The last score of "Crazy Pete," this week, reported from Dicks hotel, is: 254 to 2l minus in favor of the ladies.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Misses Edith Hannah and Edith Mac Doweu of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs Frank Wright.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Elliott F. Driggs rnd family have re- turned to Brooklyn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Miss Sara bent of Ewen Mcintyre & Co, E and Miss Helen Garvie, copyist for Judge Cleavclaud of New Haven, are spending two weeks at the Morris home stead as guests of E. J. Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

j. F.. Foster and family, who have cn- ioyed a sojourn at Dicks, have returned to their home in the Park City.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

TEE BEE goes to press too early to speak concerning the entertainment at tue Town hall, last evening, but good audience was assured, and program of high order.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE AS TO THE PUBLIC
 SCHOOLS

Next Monday being legal holiday, the schools of the town, 30 far as teachers have been engaged and approved, will commence on Tuesday, September s. By order of the school board, d,-L Ezra l.. Johnson, Chairman.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Wilson * Heating have just received 8 nice new line of pictures which they are offering 4t selling prices.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

GAUCUS-The Democrats ot Monroe are re. U quested to meet at Leayenworth's hall stepney, on Saturday September 5, at eight o'clock, D. n1., tor the purpose ot electing two delegates to attend the State convention to be held at New Haven, September 16. Mon roe September l. 1S96.-[ Per order Town com mibtee.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Mrs Sarah Purdy of Stepney Depot has been spending few days at the old homestead in Huntingt0wn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Hoods pills cure nausea, sick head lchc, indigestion, hjIIousness. All drug
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

NOR sALE--A good work horse, weight HOO. single or doubles A good roadster, free t1riY- CT. and easy keeper. For price and particu= lars call m 4. W. PECK, Eimshade Farm or DICYCLE CHEAP-I will sell my safety or worh.f Used but little HOLT9ISTER SAGE, The Cre8nerys South Britain. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

NOR SALE-A line two year old Jersey bulls E all right every way; also bull cali. both registered and good solid color. Tho horses and colts are all sold. Will offer next week bargains from 8 carload ot carriages. J. s. MAYHEM, Bethel, Conn.
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DEPUBLICAN CAUCUS-The Republican
 h electors of the Town of Trumbull will hold & caucus at the Town house Saturday Sep- ternber $, 1896, at o'clock ?. m, for the pur- pose 0t eIecting delegates to the congression- pl, senatorial and probate conven ions; ana doing any other business necessary to be done at said meetipg,-[J. ", FRENCH, Chairman Town committee.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Edward Taylor has been passing a few days in N"w York, this week, cpJoying the races at Flcctwo1d.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Hobart FairchId is doing carpenter work for his brother-in-law, Ernest Sher. man, at Stepney Depot, boarding at home and going by train daily to his
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PRATT & HAWLEY. New Milford.

DEALERS IN FINE CARRIAGES WAGONS, ETC.
 hs-lf in want of anything in our line come and see us or drop Us a line and representa- tive of our house will call upon you.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Feed the nerves upon pure, rich blood }-,, you will not be nervous. Pure blood :)oes by taking Hoods SarsapariIla which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic,
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Charles Mead spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Burr Mead, in HuntingtoWn.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
N. J, GORDON Opposite First National
 Bank, New Milford.

TOG SALE CBEAP-A good general pur~ ! pose horse. ALLISON P. SMITH, BEE office, EeWtO'vu Conn.
  NOR SALE-Pair light harnesses, two seated I wagon anG sleigh J. F. RYDEN, Box 562 New Milford, Ct.
 NOR SA AE-Twelve horse power engine and I boiler, in fine order Win be sold cheap WILLIAM DAhtET, Charlottesville Conn.  A GARD We desire, through THE BEE, to Il thankEour ncighbOrs and friends who so kindly assisted us during the sickness an death Of our husband and father. MRS E. V, 9W RITZ and family EastOn. NOR SALE An extra good farm horse, good ! worker and driver, years old, weight about 1l00 pounds, all right tor any one to use and price very reasonable. F. s. FRISBIE, BrOOkfeId Center Conn.,
 DEMOCRAT CAUCUs-Of TrumbuU, to be D held the Town hall on Tuesday evening September 8. st s o'clock, for the appointing Of delegates to tue stale convention, in New Haven september l6, and to do any other business necessary to be done - Per order Town Committee.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

The Toilet counter has lots of inex pensige things for tan, sunburn and skin that is peeljng of.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

NOR SALE-A l6 can Cooley cregmer, in I good condition. ROBERT ApCHISOH, sherman, Conn.