The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-04-18

To an esteemed friend, A. f. Clarke,
the editor is indebted for a very hand
some pamphlet, illustrating the pala-
tial Flagler hotels in St Augustine,
Nassau, Miami and Palm Beach, some
When Mr. Clarke was at the Royal
Poinciana. some. weeks since, he was
surprised to- meet Fred King, who was
clerk at the Grand Central in Newtown
under Landlord Brown. Miami, the
terminal of the Florida East Coast rail-
way, is the metropolis of southern
Florida. A fleet of magniticently APP
pointed steamers ply daily between
this point and Nassau. Key West and
Havana. All the numerous pleasures
and recreations of the Florida Beach
resorts may be enjoyed at Miami. The
weather is perfect during the fall, win
ter and spring months. Palm Beach
is perhaps the queen of all the east
deps of the Royal Poinciana, with rich
tropical growth and sweet scented
flowers, are a constant delight to the
eye and the senses, The walks at
Palm Beach are of asphalt, shaded by
tropical verdure. The lawns, of which
there are acres and acres, are planted
in Santa Lucia grass, green the year
round. Bicycle chairs and 'srickshaws'
are favorite modes of conveyance, The
architecture of the buildings at Mas
sau is interesting. The flower gardens
and the great number uf shrubs and
trees growing and blooming on all sides
ern and spacious Hotel Colonial, at
Nassau, is situated on the bay front,
in the heart Of this attractive resort,
Nassau lies some 500 miles south of St
Augustine, Fla. While it is matter
of personal regret that the editorial
pocketbook is not deep enough to en-
joy SOjOurn at these palatial hotels,
the next best thing is to hear about
them, and see the attractive scenes
through photographs,
II you are thinking of erecting any
fencing on your farm, this spring, con-
suit D, n. Clark. He can show you
something that will interest you.
The spring styles of shoes are just
in. Step in and see me. l can tit you.
My shoes for school children are the
kind that wear and my prices are low.
w. c. Corbett, proprietor.
\ fine line of goods in confectionery
can always be found at the drug store
of S. G. Bull & Co.
AS a spring tonic nothing excels Cur
It's Little Giant bitterS. These bit
ters have been before the public for
many years and their curative quail
increase. In order that you may 20
through the coming summer in good
health the advice of L. F. Curtis, the
half-century druggist, Main street,
corner of Elm, Bridgeport, should be
followed: When he says he knows
nothing better as general tonic than
these bitters you can put it down as
correct.
The fruit and ornamental trees sold
by William Fl. Glover in this vicinity
will be here on delivery in few days.
c. E. Osborne of Stepney has been en-
gagged to attend to this part of the
business. He will deliver the orders
and make collections for Hooker, Wy
man & Co., Nurserymen, Rochester,
N. Y.
For a line of fishing tackle, lines
hooks, baskets, rods, etc, call on Tay-
lor. Curtis & Co. Get in readiness for
capturing those pound-and-a-half
trout.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. have an excel
lent line OF carpet samples from a first
class house and can till orders prompt
ly.
Special in mems working shirts, at
35c each-every shirt worth half dol
lar this week only, at r. H. Beers &
Co.. S.
Grass seeds of all kinds, Timothy,
Clover, Red Top at lowest prices. at
R. H. Beers & Co.'S.
Drive out that rheumatism with
Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil, and be
sure it's the genuine RamOn's. H.
E. Mott, Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; S. j. Parks, Trumbull;
E. A. HOnan, CHARLOTTESVILLE; w. Il.
Hawley, Sherman.
a spring cough Is something to be
dangerous, annoying and
Why not cure it now
and be done with it? Ramon's English
Cough Syrup will do it-one bottle
gives you more relief than one can even
hope for. Only 25c. H. E. Mott,
Newtown; S. C. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; S. J. Park, Trumbull; w. B.
HaWleV, Sherman: E. A. HOnan Cav