The Newtown bee., 1896-03-27
HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.

} ture of the service on Easter Sunday April ,. There will also be a display 0 flowers and an appropriate sermon b, the pastor.
 . Rev O.i3 W. Barker has teen invited tt l preach on Thursday evening of nex week in the special services that are t,
 be held through the week in the Firs
 Congregational church of Danbury. Nil
 Barker will also preach at the morning
 service in this church on Good F day.
 A large number of new books have
 been ordered for the Sunday school Ii.
 braTy and will soon be ready for the use
 of the scholars. These books have been
 selected with great care and will form q
 notable addition to the equipment for church work.
 The fifth and last in the series of fel toWShip meetings that have proved so
 successful through the winter with the . Congregational churches of this vicinity ! will he held with the Congregational l church in BroOkfield Center, Tuesday, 1 April 2I.
 One night last week, the family of E.
 NJ, Peck were aroused by a noise among their poultry. | pom going to the win dow they saw something move and soon
 saw some one take turkey from the
 ro0st and then run back of smoke house. One of the family watched the
 building while the other dressed and
 with revolver went to look for the
 thief. Upon looking back of the build
 ing there was no one to be seen. The thieS must have taken advantage and es- capped with his plunder as there were feathers some distance from the house
 Carl Wegee's hennery was visited by burglars, one night last week, but for. tunately for MT Mcgee his fowls had been removed to safer quarters before, in anticipation of this act.
 John Ferry was brought before Justice Alexander Levy of New Milford, last week, on the charge of seduction. He plead not guilty, Attorney Addis ap- pearrd for the State and John T. Hub bard ot Litchlield for the sprisOner. Only three witnesses were called. The justice found probable caused and bound the prisoner oyer the criminal term of gthe l Superior court for Iitchticld county un- 1 der j 100 bonds, which were furnished by l an uncle from Bethel. Sheriff Nj. A l Strong has been to New York state, this week, after the stray girl. She will be returned to Warren and delivered over to | the care of her guardian.
 People throughout the Housatonic valley, who find their way into New Haven, are invited to visit the Elm City Bazaar at Sl Broadway. The prOprietOrs are C. M. Hall and A. B. Usher. Mir Hal! was for years proprietor of store 1t West Cornwall, and has host of friends in the HOusatonic valley. Mir
 >her has been connected with one of he large New Haven stores. They will make a speciality of millinery and fancy goods.
 Levy Brothers, the enterprising Dan- bury CIothiers, appears on the first page Their push, energy and fairness has put hem among the front rank of the Dan 'ury merchants and they are so well and aVorably known to our readers that they leed no recommendation from us.
 Mrs Hobart Camp visited her sister in }Tookheld, this week,
 Friday, April 3, being legal holiday, he Savings bank will be clo ed.
 A G. Baker, HawleyviIe's up-to-date urniture man, has a new "ad'' Tn this ssuP. Mir Baker always gets linear { Dg."
 Davi. E Savard, 429 Main street, Bridge ( ort. say in their advertisement that ( lOthing is very reasonable in price this I bring. This wide-a-W wake firm is build { lg up a fine trade on the sOlidest of ( viz: By selling only reliable f oods that they can guarantee to give erfect satisfaction, by never misrepre- entlng an article sold by them and by laking small margins which insure low. ess of prices beyond the possibility of Any garment purchased.at | he up to date" can be exchanged or the loney will be cheerfully refunded if tn @ 1 ustomer so desires. See ad.
 By request of many customers and ow- [ lg to the stormy weather in March, E :. Hawley will continue his cf sh reduc- f on sale through April. Better bargains nan ever will be offered, Fine new line of clothing for the spring nd summer season; also the latest in the g conan, Dunlap and Lampson & Hub. r ard hats can be found with Warner, e aylor & Curtis. f Cash bargains next week at E. F. Haw- t? 'y's: Rice 4c, raisins Sc, pearl taploca ?, six pounds 25c, canned corn SC, lem ns lO1 a dozen, salmon 10c, best Oat : ABes Pc, soda crackers and ginger snaps 3, potatoes 25c bushel at the store. New spring stock of mems patent '''A4@A 0'AOC9 dllO OGAACA ebylCSs AlSO | dies oxfOrds, in russets and dongOla attractive prices, just in, at E. F. f .awley's. i Dining chairs. sewing rockers, reed d )ckers, kitchen chairs, mattresses and brings going for cost at Taylor &5 Mo- ! ran's dissolution sale.
 Fishing time is here aud you'll need p ome fishing tackle. New stock of all F inds just in, at very low prices, at E. F. d -awley's. h Good time to paint; never so cheap; T hite lead at 5 4c; Jewett's railroad ' aste paint Gc; pure linseed oil, raw, Ale five gallon lots, at E. F. Hawley's.
 It is time to think of wall paper and . ake your selections. Elegant new line lst in at E F. Hawley's, 4c single roll nd up. 10 per cent off this month. Spring and summer footwear will be lOwn galore at the c. H. Bennett Shoe D O., 3G7 Main street, Bridgeport, Satur- ay, April i. New styles in shoes and v ippers for ladies, mems, boys, girls 7 1d childTen's wear will be shown in ( rofusiOn at prices which will suit the a lost precise. Those who desire to t ear new pair of shoes Easter which v re strictly up to G1te will not fail to all at Benr ett's on the above date. t Atlantic A. and Continental c. Mus b n 6c, fruit loom Pc, Dwight Anchor o }, CalicOes and SC, Ginghams and 6c, ; k. F. Hawley's. Read his advertise ent for further particulars.
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