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The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05
GREENFIELD HILL.

Mrs Emeline Banks has been a recent
guest of Mrs Eugene Godfrey.
Thomas G. Scott is laid up with Sc,
we're cold.
Wesley Burr is hustling things, THE
spring. Has six acres of onions already
in and has three more to SOW.
Miss Josie Burr rides a new Pacific
bicycle.
Mrs Lewia Burr is building a new COW
house, 20x40 with l6 foot posts. 1t Is 8
model building. PaEchen Brothers are
doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs Moses Hull Of Stepney
Burr.
: Mrs L. q. King is in Bridgeport visit
ing her sons, George L. and Howard S
King.
Herman Perry has gone to Bridgeport
o work for awhile
G. 81. Bradley is having his building
all re-palnted. Frank Raymond & Sol
are doing the work.
Bradley Perry is giving his new barn
coat OF paint.
| J. S. Pratt has the contract for build
| ing house for A. Levi of Bridgeport
The house is to be 1Sx20, with an e.
10x12.
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Percale shlrt waists, .3oc
For the Men.

Neglige Shirts-Of oheviot with
attached collars and cuffs and
nice variety of patterns. SOC. is
the real value. 20c' each.
Laundered Shirts of Gamers
best percales. Included are a
pair Of detachab e cuffs. " u'll
see these in other stores at Soc.
and SIC SO Genus
Handkerchiefs-Full size, white,
with tape borders. sc. usually.
3 CENTS e4th.
Golf Hos With plain or ia cy
tops. These are the usual SOC
kind. 10 cents pair.
Colored COIlars-In standing styles
and many patterns.
From 12Hc, to cents each.
Mems Vests-Of medium weight
Cashmere, in brown only. The
75c. kind. 4oc' each
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Bakers Ad.

4 f t5s
Every day is now adding to our already
large spring stick of furniture, and by the end
of the coming week every nook and corner OF
our large warerooms Will be filed. We are
right out IN the tall grass and big timber but
we carry a fine line of furniture for ali GnaI,
and yon will find on our floors the very latest
designs and finishes. We have demand tor
the very best goods made and we keep them
We carry no shoddy stock made for install
ment trade Loud and fashY covering and
whole lot OF wood tor the money are not what
wa search tor in making our selections as
win be quicxly noticed by q short stroll
through onr warerooms. Now we want TO nave
you see our stock before buying. We are fur.
nishing mp houses In all parts OF the state nd
our method of doing business without tna AID
OF enticing leaders we think is commencing
itself TO many sensible people who do not care
20 lose sight of dollars in q frantic desire TO
save pennies In q oS cent leader. We have
jast received 60 rolls OF mattings In choice
carpet patterns that will be sold much under
what you can get the same mattings for In
New York. We carry q full line OF Furniture.
Refrigo1 afors, Ch1Idren'a Carriages, Stoves
and Ranges, Carpets, Lace Curtains and Hang
4''ss' 9 se's's . Nes u. q. BAxER i SON,
Filies spzsn.
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about q, but it will be some time before
he is able to do any heavy work.
REDDING.
CHURCH INTERESTS.

The Asbury Epworth League Union
met at Danbury on Wednesday night.
The address of the evening was given by
W. A. Sage, general secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Danbury. The next convention will be
held in July when it is hoped larger
number from the Redding chapter will
be present.
The ladies in the Methodist society are
getting the parsonage ready for Rev and
: Mrs Moody, who are expected soon.
George Reid is putting on the new paper
and is an expert in this line Of wo rk.
Several of the schools we're closed on
Friday, while the teachers were in at
tendance at the convention in Bridge
port.
The Misses Grace and Kitty Bsrnum
from Long Ridge are visiting their sister,
Mrs Ebert Sanford.
Emory Sanford was guest on Sunday
of Arthur Clark of Bridgeport.
| William 81. Burr visited his son al
Hinsdale, n. H., last week.
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The funeral of the late Bennett Seeley.
which was held last Friday, was very
largely attended. Many friends were al
80 present at the interment in the Bap.
tist church cemetery. Mr. Seeley was a
man who will be much missed in town
affairs, in which he was recognized
leader.
Mrs Hannah Banks has recently spent
few days with Mrs Eliza Rowland.
Dea M. W. Silliman Of Norwalk has
been spending few days with Mr. and
Mrs John Tyler at Maple cottage.
Mr. Sweeney of Tashua is building a
cottage on G. r. Silliman's land for Mrs
Grace Clark, who is so i'll that she is un-
able to endure the noise of wagons In the
street before the house.
Dea w. W. Jennir e. and aon, Ernest,
of Deep River recently called on James
S. Tyler.
There have been four burials in the past
week in the East Side cemetery. All
are of elderly people and all residents OF
the town. 1t Is seldom that SO many
deaths occur here In so short time.
MIR Merrill and daughter of Norwalk
have recently visited Mrs T. r. Beach,
who continues to improve.
C.S. Powell is caring for Rev s. G.
| Silliman, who continues very feeble.
Selectman r. r. Beach is out with q
new dump cart and span and is engag
ed in putting the roads in good shape
and repairing bridges. Charles Banks il
assisting him.
| Esley Bibbius killed fox, last week
in his barnyard. The animal had beer
injured and was unable tol get away.
| C. 8. Everett and G. r. Silliman have
been appraising the property of the late
SeeIey Bibbins.
Mrs e. d. Gillette is canvassing TIT
town for Larkin's soap.
Mrs William Dayton is caring for Mr.
jerome Abbott Of Aspetuck.
Edward Hawkins has been victim
Of the grip. S..
John Candee has been setting on
shade trees Id front of his house.
Mrs s. Ell. Wales of New York spen
last week at Grove Side.
Rev e. p. Aver has moved the house
hold goods belonging to his father, Re-
IC. L Aver, Of Bethlehem to Easton. nj
| Aver expects to make his home with hi
son.
Il Miss Lucy Aver was in Bethlehem
last week.
4 May j, McCoilonn Brothers began worl
at S. Mallett's preparatory Co raising hi
new house.
i Elmer Dayton is working for Charlie
4 Brakeman.
Albert vanWert and family spent Sun
/ day in Danbury.
Charles Silliman is attending school q
the Academy.
r. g. Haeublein was hurt quite sc
] riousIv by one OF his cows knocking hin
1 against the watering trough. he hat
three Ribs broken and Was quite badl,
bgulsad. DIR Haeuhlein IL able 70 b
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Extraordinary Sale OF
Black Silks.

At prices lower than you
could buy to-day of the manu-
facturer were you a dealer.
Twill be many a day ERE such
prices greet you again.
24-inch black Figured Indias.
T 7sc. kind, SIC. the yard
a4-inlh black F cured India. The
regular $500 Xxi d, 6oe. the yd.
a2- nch black Peau de Sole. The
regular $1.25 XII d, o3c. tn yd'
22-incl black Pc u de Sole. The
regu ar $3.50 Xxi d, SI.io the yd'
2A-in> h black Satin D1ches e
The regular $r.oo KIM,
zoe. the yard.
2A-inch black Satin DIchesse.
The re sular SI.I9 k nd,
Soc. the yard.
27-inch black Satin Duh sse.
Inc regular $3.50 kind,
SI.Io the yard.
21-inch black Tafst'. T .e reg
ular SOC, kin /, 67c, the y rd'
2A-inch black, foreigA m de Tai
f ia. Thu regular 1.25 k nd.
0Ic. the yard.
2A-inc h black Surahs. The reg
ular soc. kind, 63c. the yard.
"a nch black Surahs. The 81 90
kind, oI>. the var .
81 nch lack T fila. The r. g.
ular SOC. kind, 63c. the Yard
2o-inch black Louisine. The reg.
ular $500 kind, SOC. tn yard
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

The woman who is lovely In face, form
and temper viii always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak, sickly and
all run down, she will be nervous and
irritable. Ii she has constipation or kid
ney trouble, her impure blood will cause
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion Electric Bitters
is the best medicine in the world to reg
ulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to
purify the blood. Itgives strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. 1t will make good-looking,
charming woman Of rundown invalid
Only 80 cents at r. H. Beers s. Co.,
Newtown;S. G. Bull & Co., Sandy Hook
A. w. Twiss, Bethel; Alien Joyce, Rox.
bury Station; W. A. Watts, Washington
Depot, drug stores.
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A representative or THE BEE had the
privilege, the other day, of looking over
the extensive grounds of those hustling
and successful seedsmen, s. d. Wood
ruff & Sons, whose advertisement has
appeared in this paper for the last two
months. Their business, this year, is
ahead of that of any previous season,
the quality Of their seeds bringing them
additional trade year by year. just now
they have IA acres given to growing
onion seed, five arcres to beet seed, four
acres for turnip, three for carrot, two
for parsnip, 30 for potatoes and 20 for
sweet corn. They keep 20 men and 1C
horses hustling. ALI who do business
with them are loud in praise OF their
courtesy and fair dealing.
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DEATH OF MRS AMOS oANDEE.

Mrs Eliza j. Candee, wife OF Dea Amos
Candee, who has been great sufferer
for a number OF years, died on Friday
last, and was buried Sunday. April 30,
in the Baptist church cemetery. Mrs
Candee was nearly II years Of age. She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband,
four sons, John H., of Easton. Rev Ar
thur L., OF Colorado, Charles W., of Eas'
ton, and George s., of Oxford, and two
daughters, Mrs Arthur Tomlinson, Of
Oxford, Mrs w. A. Curtiss OF Monroe
and IA grandchildren and three sisters
Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley of Monroe Mrt
Laura Curtis Of Newtown, and Mrs viii
liam Sharpe OF Seymour, and one broth
er, Edwin Lewis of, Fairfield. The fu
neral services, with HawleY OF Bridge
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The Methodist parsonage is all clean
ed, newly papered and painted, ready
for Rev Mr. Service and family. who are
to move, in this week.
Samuel Ritter Ia driving q new horse,
purchased in Noroton.
Miss Fanny Beach is attending Mar
tins Business college.
S. W. Nichols has new open buggy
purchased of Peck & Lines, Bridgeport
Charles B. Nichols is driving a new
span of horses.
Miss Belle Turner has new bicycle.
Miss Florence M. Nichols has beer
Tired as organist at Trinity church.
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BETHEL.

Edward Treadwell is at present work
ing for Gilbert Brothers doing carpenter
work. Mr. Treadwell is go years old but
claims to make the younger men hustle
to keep up with him. He claims to lay
5000 single per day.
Frank Street Of Plumtrees has rented
the place on Goldfish Hill formerly occu-
pied by William G. Crofut, and moved
there, last week.
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Fairfield County.
IT,
EAsTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Rev f. P. Braman preached In the
Baptist church, last Sunday, delivering
sermon, which was listened to with much
pleasure by all present. Two weeks
from that date, May Il, the church will
hear candidate, as 1t is intended to set
tie pastor as soon as possible.
The Ladies' Sewing society held its
semi.monthly meeting, last Wednesday,
with a good attendance. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday, May
10, at the Hall, at p. m.
The chimney on the Baptist parsonage
which has been In bad condition for some
time, was repaired, last week, by being
built up anew frow the roef. 1t is
considerable improvement. both in looks
and safety. T. e. Wells, assisted by j.
S. Tyler, did the work. Other improve
| ments are to be begun In week or so
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TRUMBULL.
DEATH OF BEACH NICHOLS.

DEATH OF BEACH NICHOLS.
In the death Of Beach Nichols, at his
home in Nichols, this town loses another
Of it's old and respected residents. For
many years Mr. Beach has been very
lame, scarcely able to get about, and for
many months has been quite feeble in
mind and body. The deceased was q
member of the Congregational church
in which communion he died. The fu-
neral services were conducted from the
house Thursday at 2 p. M, Rev W. r.
White officiating.
DEATH OF MRS HELEN S. BOOKsTAvER
Mrs Helen S. Bookstaver, wife of John
Bookstaver, and daughter of Horace and
Triphena Smith of Salisbury, Conn.,,
died at her home in this place, Sunday,
aged 40 years. The deceased had been
very i'll for more than year and a half,
and death was happy release from her
long and patient suffering. Mr. Book
staver has the deep sympathy Of all who
know him in this, his great loss. Funer-
al services were conducted from the
house Wednesday afternoon, Rev w. F.
White officiating. The interment was in
Long Hill cemetery.
Isaac e. Booth is erecting quite large
building near his home in White Plains.
e. S. Rogers, jobber and builder, is doing
the work.
Stephen Parks is going into the chicken
business quite extensively, and thus far
has been very successful with his new
incubator and brooder.
| Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Y. Edwards OF
Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Hawley.
Miss Frances Eaton of New York spent
Wednesday at the parsonage.
Mrs Niles, who for some time has beer
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HUNTINGTON.
AT ST PAUL'S.

There will be the ueual services at 81
Paul's church on Sunday, May 7. Rev
D, F. C. 81. Wendell, minister in charge,
who returned from q short trip to Mary.
land, on Saturday last, will preach in thu
morning on 1.-The Duty Of the Public
Worship of God," and in the evening he
will lecture on "The Government of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the Uoi
ted States" Sunday school will have
its session after Morning Prayer, and al
the members are urged to attend.
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DEATH OF JOHN L. ROSE.

John L. Rose, who lived at the Zal-
mon Turney place in the Center, died,
April %, and was buried April %, in the
East Side cemetery, near the Baptist
church. Rev Mr. Aver Of the Congrega-
tional church conducted the services, and
the pail bearers were F. E. Silliman,
Edward Hill, William Dayton and
Joseph Jacobs.
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J. D. Bridge, editor aud proprietor OF
the Democrat, Lancaster, N. H., says
81 would not be without One Minute
Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled
with cough or cold. 1t is the best rem
edy for Group ever used" K. Fl. Beers
& Co., Newtown; s. G. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; B.
Hawley g. Co., Stepney.
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WESTON.

Nehemiah Brown of South Norwalk
has purchased the Bennett place and has
taken possession.
George Banks of Easton came to this
town, last week, and tuned two piano
and one organ. Mr. Banks is a veteran
in bis line and does excellent work.
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It makes no difference how bad the
wound if you use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye; It will quickly heal and leave pc
scar. r. II. Beers q Co.. New
town; 8. U. Bull u Co., Sandy Hook
Al. ID. Brakeman, Botaford; 3. Hawlsy
q CO., 6bepneg.
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GRANGE AFFAIRS.

A special meeting Of Easton Grange
was held this week, for the purpose of
receiving new members. A class of II
or perhaps more is to be initiated soon.
The first and second degrees will be work
( ed upon this class at the next regular
meeti ng, Tuesday, May 8.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

liz you have piles, cure them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that SIM
ply remove the results of the disease
without disturbing the disease itself.
Place your confdenc in DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t has never failed TO cure
others it win not fail to cure you.
r. III. Beers g Co., Newtowns 8. @. Bull
s. Co, Sandy Hook; A. B. Brakeman, Bots
ford; B. Hawley q Co., stepney.
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The sale Of G. N. Clark's vegetable
liver pills are increasing at rapid rate.
ANY one troubled with bilious or dyspep-
tic ailments will do well TO try them.
Sold by druggists.
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The Wholesale Market.

BRIDGEPoRT.-REPoR By BUCK &
DARLING.
Butter, choice creamery prints, zoe. choice
creamery tubs I5alS, choice dairy 15a1S. fail
to good Balls, common, l0al2; factory cheese
12al3; dairy cheese l2alS: fresh near by
eggs. I3a14; chickens, dressed. 12al5; fowls
dressed. 10al2 IL; calves. sas; pigs Is5
hogs 2ai; potatoes, SOc blu; onions, red eOasl
white S1al so, yellow l10a1 Is; new cabbaget
1925 per crate, carrots 4fa50 bu; tur
nIps 25aS5; dried Ipeas l 25alA5 bu; beans
marrow Is. pea LIS; honey l2al8c Id; bees
wax 25a30; apples, greening 4.50a5 90, russets
250a4 80, prime 50a5 90, fair 2.60aS 80 common
1.75a260.
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DEATH OF MRS PHILo LYON.

Mrs Philo Lyon died very suddenly at
her home in Rock House, Sunday morn
ing, April 80. The funeral services
were held at the Baptist church on Tues
day.
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port as director, were held from her late
residence, Rev F. P. Braman of Step
ney officiating. Mrs Candee was mem
Der of the Baptist church. 1he pail
bearers were s. M. Sanford, E. D. Gil
lette. Elmer Al DR. ews and Charles CLARK.
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Beautiful Ribbons
IS cents the yard.

You never before saw such
ribbon value.
There are rich, soft, colored
taffetas, 6 inches wide, hand
some bayaderes in light colors,
elegant satin plaids, dots,
stripes and m any filmy
gauzes. A wonderful variety
and every yard worth 800. and
soc. Only 25c. tie yard.
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NICHOLS.
DEATH OF JOHN D. NICHOLS.

John B. Nichols passed away at his
home on Monday, May i, He had been
a great sufferer for some time. He
leaves two children, John B., Jr., and
Mrs Lester Shelton of Booths Hill.
Fune,a al was held, Wednesday, at pm.
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Town Tories.


Mrs Almira Porter celebrated her SD
birthday, last Thursday. Her sister,
Mrs PIatt, and other relatives were pres
emit.
John Roberts bought horse in Haw-
leyville to take the place of the one he
sold to John Summers. John says sits
a flyer"
Mrs J. Il. Summers has visited her
mother, Mrs Mellen, in Redding.
The men, who have been getting out
telegraph poles and stopping at D. B.
Parmelee's, left Monday, for Poughkeep'
sic.
E. B. Payne of Bridgeport visited his
sister, Mrs Emeline Fischer. Sunday.
Mrs Nj. A. Pratt and Miss Elsie Bots
ford attended the teachers convention in
Bridgeport, last Friday.
John Roberts is spending week In
Waterbury, the guest of Richard Patchen
Robert Davis is planting seven acres
of potatoes, this spring.
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Shirt Waists.

WOmen's Silk Shirt Waists,
SIS. %
One lot of handsome plain
Tafeta Silk Shirt Waists, in
black, turquoise, cerise, Cyrano,
also in fancy blue, lavender or
cerise stripes. Are made with
corded and hemstitched fronts,
plain corded backs; also fancy
yoke fronts piped with ribbon.
Regular $6,98 aud $3.50 kinds.
SIS O8 each
Percale Shirt Waists, 3oc.
OF good quality Percale. in
plain blue, pink and grey stripes,
made with yoke back, bias fronts
and self collars. These also
come in black and white, and
navy and white stripes.
80 cents each
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

List Of letters rem aiming uncalled for
in Newtown postoff1ce, May /, 1899 !:
Antonio Vertorsno Dejurtonolo, r. q.
Ramsey, and Rev E. G. Sage, D. D.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

M. G. Keane, the genial Bridgeport
monument man, is quite busy with the
rush Of spring and summer work. He
has the contract for putting up very
fine monument in Fairfield for Henry
Sturges in memory of Mr. and Mrs JON
athan Sturges. Among other monu'
ments he has under way are one for Lee
Brothers in Bethel cemetery, one for
John Blake in Danbury, one for There's
go Mol in Park cemetery, Bridgeport,
one for Bryant W. Wallace in the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Bridgeport, one for MI
Dudley, of Dudley & Beers, in Mountain
Grove cemetery, and one after the style
of the Harrison monument for James w
Alcott of Fair Haven. This latter mon
ument will be an especially fine piece Of
work.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

Communion will be observed at the
Congregational church, next Sunday
morning.
There will be song service in the ev-
ening, consisting of solos, Duets and
familiar hymns. ALI are cordially invi
ted.
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LADIES' TAILORED
SUITS.
The Marvellous Values of this
Great Suit Sale

Caused establishment, yesterday. The sale
will continue for one week only. closing pest
lively Saturday. We may mention again our
statements in announcing this purchase of
400 fine suits.
''Not at the end of ths season, when gar
ments are shop worn and soiIed ard prices
almost giving them away has such oppor-
tunity presented itself TO Ready toWesr Suit
buyers now. Because they are all good
garments, properly made, of reliable mater
ials. rdly two alike and are Is on regular
prices. We have had to convert the whole
center OF our spacious cloak room TO the vast
| aggregation to facilitate their undoubted
quick selling these marvellous prices"
slO Tailor Made suits
sl5 Tailor Made Suits
At SO 50 and S1075
$I75O Tailor Made Suits
At SIP 50 and SIP so
ego Tailor Made Suits
AtSI45o
s22.5O Tailor Made Suits
AtS16 rs
81 Tailor Made Suits
$3.50
| $50 Tailor Made suits
| At S22 so
| $50 Tailor Made Suits
At S25 90
Do not miss this OPT ortunity dUring this
week.
Va 2eturn Railroad Tickets to our
chases of $40.
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DoDG1EGTowN AND VICINITY.

Morehouse Lyon OF Torrington has
been the guest of his granddaughter,
Mrs Barnum.
Mira George Crane and granddaughter,
Miss Lucy Andrews, were the guests,
last week, of Mrs Frances Platt Of Red
ding.
Mr. and Mrs P. G. Durant and daugh-
ter OF Stamford passed Sunday, the guests
of Mr. Durant's parents.
Mr. and Mrs George Hamlin of Elm
wood were guests on Sunday OF MRS
Hamlin's brother, I. W. Andrews.
Misses Elsie and Alma Ridge of Bethel
passed Sunday with their cousin, Miss
Georgia M. Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Benin have been Wis
iting relatives in Bridgeport.
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WOmen's Gloves.

Kid Gloves, SIC.
2-clasp glace kid in the cor
rect tans, browns, mode, slate
and white, with self and con-
trasting embroidery. These
gloves are actually worth ST.oo
SIC. the pair.
Fabric Gloves, I2Hc.
Black cashmere gloves of light
weight for Spring wear. They
fit nicely and are he usual csc.
kind. I212c' the pan
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PLATTSVILLE.

Mrs E. s. Disbrow returned home
Monday, after her winters stay In Long
Hill.
re. Hitchcock's house is being bright
ened with a new coat of paint.
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

Mrs Dwight Brinsmade, who has been
spending the winter in Bridgeport and
who has been quite Ill, has so far recov
cred SO to be able to return to her home
In this place.
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Five Good Bargains.

These five opportunities you
should not neglect. They are
bargains in the rea' sense OF
the word.
FIRST lot of the best quail
ity French Organizes.
" eve been Sc i 6 them
for CSC. and 371zc, but
wish to close out the bal
an e SO we say,
9 cents the yard.
Second case fine quality
Piques in stripes and fig
ures in light, medium and
dark colorings. Have new
er before sold under I2Ac.
9 cents the yard.
Til rd-1 bale of Continental
c. brown cotton, one yard
vide. 6Ac. is the rea
worth. ~ cents the yard
Foirtll-One lot of white,
checked Nainsooks, at a
lower pr ce than any deal
er can buy them from the
mill today. Worth SC
ald 6Ac.
a cents the yard.
Finh-4oo yards of fine, Il
wool, white, Saxony fan
mel with pretty white sill
embroidery. Really worth
5oc. and 62Hc.
80 cents the yard.
pIace i'm Connecticut.
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Connecticut's -
Priced Stt :
IHI ARCADE.
Even Mcintyre Go
Chapel and Church Ste.
MADAM BAKER.
MADAM BAKER.

In order tn give the enormous crowd who
have alreapy secured coupons, chance to
| have their palms read, we are compelled TO
raise from p'rchase of soc tn a purchase of
o.. This we had to do. much against our will
as our desire WAS to make The oppoI tunity
popular one.
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living in Canads, is to be with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs William Willis, and
with her friends in this vicinity for an
extended visit.
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Make It q Point

To this time you need anythingwheher
its paper pins a complete wardrobe But Gomez you'll
surprised the almost unlimited variety useful and
beautiful new Spring goods we've gathered together
There are thousands of who will become
uar patrons they have for themselves how
thoroughly serve tn M how good ami dependable
our goods are and how wonderfully low the prices.
Do hesitate avail freely of all the conveniences
and advantages of the orethey yours Every effort is
that without effort We expect people to be courteous
The Newtown bee., 1899-05-05

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