The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

, ing their sister, Mrs 0. H. Northrop.
 F. B; Banks has gone to Greenfield Hill. of ssn passing her vacation in Brooklyn.
 MT and Mrs George B.. Beers of Plattsville are guests of Postmaster c. K. DuncOmbe.
 Miss Nellie Bradley and Mrs Martin Blake have taken positions in the fac tory of the Fabric Fire Hose Go.
 Miss Libbie Richal dson has left the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co. and returned to her home at Warwick, N. Y.
 Automatic sprinklers for fire proteC- tion are being placed in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.
 Thomas Mcguire is entertaining friends from YOnkers, N. Y. The Hermitage and 1775 blends of coffee are leaders. Taylor, Curtis k Co. invite you to call at the store and buy sample pound.
 B. J. Hall is laying pipe and is pre- pairing to bring water from lot own ed by Anthony Patch to the house oc- cupied by Mrs Susan Hall and Minott Augur.
 and Mrs B. J. Hall.
 | Horsemen should bear in mind that Taylor, Curtis & Co. have a good line of harness and harness goods.
 Mrs Dennis Grove is having her house newly painted. Wohler X Bur we'll are doing the work.
 Mems patent Oxford ties for $2 and leather shoes for only. $3.5O per pair. Come and see us.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store, w. c. Corbett, proprietor.
 Bert Wildman,. who has been in New
 York state buying cattle, is expected home this week.
 Hobart French of Bethel spent the day, recently, with his parents, MT and
 Mrs George French, of Huntingtown.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Ward of Rox- o3 and Mrs J. H. Angevine. MT and Mrs
 Ward were enroute for the seashore, where they will spend their vacation. D. N. Clark, the Shelton hardware
 man, is giving some special values in wire fencing. Notice his advertise ment.
 MT and Mrs s. R. Camp, Mrs c. B. Johnson, Miss Elsie M. and Frank L. Johnson are visiting in Bethlehem. Miss Ruth R. Johnson has visited in Hawleyville, this week.
 Miss F. V. Daniels is passing the 7 week with friends in South Britain.
 Mrs Addie Jacoby and daughter ) Geneyieve, of Washington, D. C., are
 spending few days with MT and Mrs
 J. H. Angevlne in BOtSfOrd. <. Thomas Kilduff and family and sis
 ter, Miss Sarah Kilduff, arrived a a Thomas F.. Cavanaugh's home, las
 Saturday, for weeks sojourn.
 The difference one finds in corsets is ', really, surprising Ii. e.) when lady i
 properly fitted and when she is not j. One may pay'$1O for a corset, yet b'
 in misery or pay S1 and gain soli' o comfort. Have you ever visited tn U Patterson Dry Goods Go. at 1919 Fail > field avenue, Bridgeport? If not ]
 will be worth your while to visit thi d firm the next time you are in toWr l. Ladies who have been there for col e sets declare them to be the most sa us n factory and, say that solid comfort
 obtained when fitted there. Tn if secret is this, you are always htted I u the correct corset and the one bes
 suited to your individual form. Nils S. Helen MacMahOn, professional httel n has spent some years thrOughOu st America and Europe and has made it study of corsets. Call for her whe 1t you go to the Patterson Dry Goods C. is She will will tell you what is the bes y corset for you to wear.
 le Mrs F. w. Barnett and children le South Glastonbury are guests of he t. sister, Miss Ann Blackman. Rev k, w. Barnett passed Tuesday and We
 nesday in town.