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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-21
HOME NEWS.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.

ABOUT 60 PRESENT DESPITE THE BAD
TRAVELLING.
About 60 were present at the Con-
gregational church, Wednesday after
pieces Of the Connecticut Sunday
School Association. Dinner was first
served to the visiting delegates and
speakers from out of town, which was
followed by an informal conference on
Sunday school matters. The meeting
in the church opened at 2 p. M, ALI
son p. Smith presiding. Henry NJ.
Smith conducted brief devotional
service, Dea w. E. Mitchell, Frank
Evitts and Rev Mr. Barker leading in
prayers. The first speaker of the aft
ernoon was Miss Harriet e. Walden,
who gave very interesting talk OF 30
work and the good that comes from it.
Following her address a brief confer
ence on the subject was had, several
plying Miss Walden with questions.
H. II. Spooner, who is connected with
Connecticut Temperance Union work,
spoke in an interesting vein on the
need of temperance instruction. Sec
rotary George S. Deming of the Sun
day school association conducted an
informal conference on "MeJhods and
Plans" Several hymns were sung
during the afternoon, Miss Mabel Tay-
lor presiding at the organ. Consider
ing the bad travelling a good number
were present. From South Britain
there we're present Dea and Mrs w. E.
Mitchell, D. M. Mitchell, Miss Mitch
ell, and Frank Evitts and daughter;
Frank Comes of Danbury; Mrs A. L.
Hawley, Mrs Frank Drew and Mrs
Frank HaWley Of HaWleyville.
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misses dress and school shoes Tht
Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
CLERKS WISE SUGGESTION.

81 have lately been much troubled
with dyspepsia, belching and sour
stomach, writes NJ. S. Mead, leading
pharmacist of Attleboro, Mass.
could eat hardly anything without sui
fering several hours. My clerk
suggested try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
which did with most happy results.
I have had no more trouble and when
one can 90 to eating mince pie, cheese
candy and nuts after such time, the
digestion must be pretty good. | en-.
dorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure heartily
You don't have to diet. Eat all the
good food you want but don't
overload the stomach. Kodol Dys,
pepsia Cure digests your food.
r. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; S. G,
Bull & Co. Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake
man, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,
Stepney; The E. G. Platt Co., Hawley.
vile; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs D. w. Garrison spent Thursday
in Litchfield.
Miss Nellie Tyrrell has been guest
FORA few days of Mrs Harriett Mallette.
Mr. Vanderburg spent Sunday at his
his home in Danbury.
Jeff Garrison, who has been confined
the house the past two weeks with
grip, is able to be out again.
Frank Booth was in Waterbury part
of last week.
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SOUTHBURY.

James Scutt has bought a pair Of
steers of Michael Wentsch in the Pur-
chase.
Mrs H. w. Beecher and Mrs Alfred
Platt took a trip to Danbury one day,
last week.
Several from here visited Waterbury
to view the havoc wrought by the re.
cent fire.
Those having ice houses have been
busy filling them with choice quality
of ice.
Mrs Burritt futile entertained
friends over Sunday.
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DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, IS. Probate
~ Court, Feb. 10, 1902.
Estate of Abel P. StfllSon, OF Newtown,
an incapable person.
Aaron Sanford. Conseryator of said Abel P.
Stillson, having lately deceased, it is
Ordered, That a hearing be had at the Pro.
bate Office in said NewtOwn on the 26th day OF
February, 1902, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon:
for the purpose Of appointing a conservatOr OF
said Stillson, vice Aaron Sanford, deceased
and that notice be given of the time and place
of said hearing by publishing the same one
time in THE NEwTOwN BEE, weekly newspa-
per having circulation in said district be-
fore the time assigned for said hearing.
NJ. J. Bradley, Judge.
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Reuben Hoyt has recovered from his
illness and returned to work in the
| factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

The musical given by the Ladies'
Aid society, last week, was success
socially and financially. On account
of the absence of two or three some of
the numbers on the program had to be
omitted. At the next Sociable these
will be given with some others making
an enjoya BILE entertainment. The only
charge will be for the supper as usual.
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Your Han;

Perhaps your mother had
thin hair, but that is no
reason why you must go
through life with half-starved
hair. If you want long, thick,
dark and heavy hair, feed it
with Ayers Hair Vigor.
s. All Grueqists. &c. AvrD rn "-reu Mass.
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TRUMBULL.

The program for the next Grange
meeting, February %: "What kind of
topics are the best to discuss in the
Grange, agriculture or general?" by
D. M. Fuller and J. NJ. Tucker; piano
solo, Miss Alice Nichols; reading, Mrs
E. H. Rogers; ''The best food for
poultry" S. L. Thomas and Ri mer
Smith.
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NEW STORE he WANTS TO MOVE IN
A WHEELBARROW.
Meigs & Co., the popular and reliable
Bridgeport clothiers, have just inaugu-
rated great sale of clothing which
promises to draw great crowds to their
store. When Manager Bell moves in
to his elegant new store at the corner
of Fairfield avenue and Main street,
he does not care about moving any Of
his present stock. He has therefore
inaugurated a genuine removal sale.
The cut in prices includes all lines in
their great stock, winter overcoats
and suits for men and boys, hats and
caps, and furnishings in all lines.
The BEES readers can absolutely de-
pend on what Manager Bell says, and
the next 10 days will see some extern
sive trading at this well-known store.
Their new store is going to be one of
the most attractive in Bridgeport, and
Manager Bell and his clerks are look
ing forward with great pleasure to the
time of taking possession. Meanwhile
do not let this opportunity pass but
Ike advantage of their great removal
sale.
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LOCKHART MILL END SALE.

The Lockhart Mill End sale will be-
gin. next Thursday, February q, at
the store of Andrew j. HARE, 177-179
Main street., Derby. Mr. Lockhart
will have full charge of the store dur
ing the sale and extends to the people
a hearty invitation to visit him at this
time. More particulars will be given
about this sale in next weeks issue
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STEVENSON.

Rev J. J. Samuel of New Haven will
preach, next Sunday morning, in the
Stevenson church.
Rev o. w. Barker will give his able
lecture Thursday evening, February
n, on "Our First Immigrant, for the
benefit of the Union church, Steven
son. An oyster supper will follow the
lecture.
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THE BRIDGEPORT MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUCK
& DARLING, BRIDGEPORT.
Butter. choice creamery prints 2Sas2. choice
creamery tubs 2sa3O, choice dairy 26a2s, fair to
good 2Oa25c. common 15a18; cheese, factory
l0a12 dairy sa1O; eggs, fresh nearby, 34a35;
chickens, alive 12al4; fowls. alive, 11a12c;
SEXES pigs 7aS hogs ea "a
yellow $la150; cabbages LOCAL. 25 Dbl; car
rots 6Oa65 bu; turnips 30a35 celery 75a1 IS doz;
dried peas 1.50a1.75 bu; beans, marrow $50 bu !;
pea beans 2OOa2.25; honey 12a16 Id; beeswax
25a30c Id; apples, Baldwfns sass, greetings
$3a5.OO; ruSSetS, 3OOa4.OO.
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IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

HIRAM LODGE HAS AN INTERESTING
GATHERING.
One of the most interesting gather
ings OF the winter occurred on Wednes-
day night when the third degree was
impressively conferred on one candi-
date by Worshipful Master L. T. Bris-
cOe and his associate officers. DR. Ed
wards M. Smith of Bridgeport, NJ. A.
Todd of Hartford and visitor from
United States lodge of New York City
were present. Following the work the
tables were set and refreshments serv-
ed, after which speech making follow
ed by the visiting brethren.
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WHITE WYANDOTTES For Sale at G. L.
w Slades. Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
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AT BELTS .

A lot of overalls and working shirts
for the men at prices to suit local
pocketboOks.
Try Force.
A fresh and toothsome lot of candy
for the children and the young man
and his best girl.
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FROM MRS NORRIS LETTER.

II can now eat anything and enjoy
it. My stomach and liver work all
right, and whenever L hear my neigh.
bors complaining Of being sick l tell
them to take the new medicine, Cal.
cura Solvent, discovered by DR. David
Kennedy, Kennedy Row, Kingston,
N. Y" For sale by all druggists. 81.
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STEPNEY.

Mrs Mary E. Beers, who has been
confined to the bed for the past 10
weeks, sat up about one hour, Sunday.
Although we'll advanced in years, her
friends expect to see her around again
and hope she may live many more
years in comfort and in health.
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ST JOHNS CHURCH.
A CAKE SALE.

The ladies of St Johns church will
hold cake sale on Saturday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at the Rectory.
Rev o. o. Wright holds service on
Tuesday night at Berkshire at J. W.
Partridge's, Wednesday at the church
at $50 p. M, Thursday night at J. NJ.
Blackman's in the Glen, and Friday
night at the church..
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GEORGETOWN.

An entertainment will be given by
the Bridgeport High School Mandolin
club, February %, in the Georgetown
Congregational church.
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Ard Welton of Plymouth was in
town on Friday last, stopping at the
Grand Central.
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BROOKFIELE.

Since the death of her brother,
Frederick, Miss Mary Foster of Long
Meadow has been living with her
brother in New Haven. 1t is reported
the farm is to be rented, this season.
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Monday morning the Plumb Hard
ware Co. began their first great bar
gain sale of hardware for one week,
offering bargains in all departments
of their large store. Carpenters, build
ers, machinists, farmers, gardeners and
of this splendid opportunity to get
good goods at low prices.
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Mrs S. G. Glover Is visiting her
brother, Charles Blakeslee, at Frank
lin, Pa.
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TRINITY CHURCH.
A CARD FROM REV G.. T. LINSLEY.

CARD FROM REV g. T. LINsLEY.
1t will be manifestly impossible for
me to go the rounds of this large par
ISL and call upon all the families con-
nected with it before March 10. l,
therefore, desire to announce to the
members of Trinity parish and to all
others Of our friends in Newtown that
Mrs Linsley and myself will be glad to
welcome them at the Rectory at any
time before the above date. | shall
endeavor, however, to visit few per-
sons who, owing to illness or infirmity,
are "shut in" and unable to get to
church or to the Rectory.
On Sunday, March 2, it will be my
privilege to administer the Holy Com
munion and, regret to say, for the
last time as rector of Trinity parish.
affectionately urge all the communi-
cants Of the parish to be present at
that service unless hindered for
weighty cause, and especially do hope
that those who have been confirmed
during my rectorship will be present
then to receive the Blessed Sacrament
of the Body and Blood of Christ at my
hands, George T. LinSley.
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a meeting of the directors Of the
Newtown Savings bank to elect a
president and director to succeed the
late Aaron Sanford will be held next
Tuesday at p. m.
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MONROE.

At the next meeting of Harmony
Grange, February 27, candidates will
be initiated in the third and fourth
degrees.
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Owing to the heavy snow the Plumb
Hardware co. have been obliged to
continue their special sale of hardware
for another week to give their many
customers an opportunity to secure
bargains which they are offering galore
in their full stock of hardware and ag-
ricultural tools
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Fancy
w Hastings.

The dress-goods man
has gotten together a lot
of fancy waist fabrics of
much beauty as we'll as
novelty. Can't picture
them in words their
charm is the sort that
can't be described.
All are in striped effects
but what a variety ! Lace
and ribbon and Pompa-
dour and satin effects,
combinations of wide and
narrow stripes-and such
bright and pleasing COL
ors.
ST to $3.50 yard.
But see for yourself.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Who stole those goods I'd like to know
Who stole that tea and coffee of mine,
I'll bet the rascal is drinking it now,
And cutting quite a shine.
I'd give five dollars all in gold
To know just where they went,
And OF the scamp could get hold
That sinner would repent.
But why do my fate deplore
My loss can repair,
I'll go right to B. Hawley's & Co. store
And buy more tea and coffee there.
B. Hawley & 90. are sure to keep
A splendid stock on hand,
And now they are selling extra cheap
At their spot cash sales I understand.
"Good-bye, Dollie, must leave you,
lean no longer stay;
Mama used Vanilla Crystals
In the pudding home to-day"
DEATHS.
BRIDGEPORT-February IS. Mrs Robert Dom
nelly, aged 81 years.
LONG HILL-February II, Henry Jobes, aged
4S years.
PLATTsvILLE-February 10, Mrs Eliza Jen.
nings.
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Jacob Beck & Son are at Springfield,
Mass, setting up number of boilers
for the Porcupine Boiler Co. of New
Jersey. They report fine place and
nice job.
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Miss Ella Blake has been confined to
the house with an attack of grip, the
past week, but is now able to be about.
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Charles Henry Peck is quite poorly,
suffering from weakness. He is able
to sit up but does not gain as his
friends might wish.
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"ANTED-Apr !. boy to do light work or
w farm. Howard Knowles, Bethel, Ct.
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HOWland's.
Dress
GOOds--
Just a peep at some of
the new..colored stuffs.
Silk-and.wool crepe, AZ
inches wide,-I to LIS yd.
Eleven shades in soft
quality at ST..
Tucked skirting cloths
in seven rich spring COL
ors, $3.50 yd.
Meltons for tailor. made
costumes, nice weight and
fine quality, 75c to $50
yd.
Z Silk-dot novelty, fabric
like albatros but heavier,
with tiny dots glowing all
over it, several colors, ST.
yard.
Etamine, to be a reign
ing favorite, wide range
of colors, ST. yard.
London tWine-cloth,
similar to etamine but a
trifle finer, SIPS and $50
yard.
Pekin brilliantines,
stripes in narrow widths
beautify them, brown,
blue and white, ST. yard.
Plain white mohair bril-
liantine, rich in finish IN
handsome, ST. yard and to
soc.
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DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, IS. Probate
IL Court, Feb. 10, 1902.
Estate of Aaron Sanford late OF the town
of Newtown, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Newtown hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the Creditors OF said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time will be
debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to William H. Sanford.
Administrator.
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81. All DRUGGISTS
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The Sandy Hook schools were closet
on Monday owing to the fierce blizzard
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THE SANDY HOOK DRUG STORE.
r. G. BETS BUYS AN INTEREST IN TIL
BUSINESS OF S. C. BULL & co.

r. G. BELTS BUYS AN INTEREST IN THE
BUSINESS OF S. c. BULL & co.
Ralph G. Belts has bought an inter-
est in the drug business of S. G. Bull
& Co. at Sandy Hook. S. G. Bull ar
rived in town, Tuesday, from Michigan,
and Messrs Bull and Belts have been
busy taking inventory. Mr. Belts is
popular young man and was manager
for Mr. Bull for a long time. He will
have the best wishes of his many
friends for success in the new under
taking.
Mr. Morehouse, representing L. p.
Bissell OF Sutfield, was at Taylors no.
tel on Tuesday night.
E. J. Hall is making improvements
and adding to the plumbing in the
residence of S. P. Glover
The session of Jepthah chapter, O.
E. S., was omitted Monday night,
owing to the fierce blizzard.
w. T. Cole returned to Sandy Hook,
Wednesday evening, from New York
City.
Justice NJ. J. Cavanaugh has been
receiving congratulations, this week,
over the birth of a daughter, Wednes-
day morning. DIR J. w. Gordon,
a skillful local practitioner,
the attending physician, and all con
cerned are getting along nicely.
| Miss Richardson, employed in The
factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.
has been on the sick list with severe
cold.
Reuben Hoyt has recovered from hi
| illness and returned to work in thu
factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.
A delegation of Sandy Hook mel
showed their public spirit on Wedncs
day by turning out and carting snow
near Carmody's flat:
The Sandy Hook schools were close
on Monday owing to the fierce blizzard
Taylor, Curtis & Co. are selling cal
pets from an elegant line of samples
quality guaranteed. They ask tn
ladies to call at the Brick store and II
Spect them.
The nice, bright, stylish wall pape
stock offered by Taylor, Curtis & Co
cannot be eXcelled anywhere.
r H.G. Warner has been confined
Il the house the entire week with one
the prevalent colds.
Ex-senator NJ. J. Houlihan has bee
}. on jury duty in Bridgeport, this wee
/ Miss Esther Camp of Albany, n. y
,e has been passing few days with h.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Camp.
Mrs +. T. Bechler of Stamford, wi
was Frustrated with a partial stroke
5; paralysis, last week, is very much be
> ter and hopes are entertained OF h.
D. recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Rlake have he,
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The session of Jepthah chapter, o.
E. S., was omitted Monday night,
owing to the fierce blizzard.
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w represent us in every section. Steady
employ ment and good pay. Call on or address
Fred Cocker. Locust avenue. Danbury. Conn.
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M. D. & F. S. Hubbell of New Ha-
ven, who have been running Johnson S
creamery for the last year, have leased
the Newtown creamery beginning
March l, the Mutual milk & Cream
Co. giving it up. John Britton, who
has been in charge at the Newtown
Creamery Co. S, for the Mutual Co., is
to return to Pawling, N. Y. K. Les
MeSSrS Hubbell.
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Jay Tyrrell of Roxbury has been in
town. this week.
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Mrs Henry Belts, who has been the
guest of Miss Anne Nichols in Cold
Spring, returned to her home in Hun
tington on Wednesday.
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Horse blankets and fur robes at cos1
at r. ii. Beers & Co.'S.
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Bargains in mems and boys gloves
and mittOns at Il. II. Beers & Co. s.
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1t is well worth looking at your
plows and agricultural goods, and dur
ing this dull time get them in readi-
ness for the busy time of spring, and
particularly SO when you can save
money by buying the parts necessary
during the dull time. The Plumb
Hardware Co. offer in their sale special
bargains on all this line of goods, as
will be seen in their this weeks ad-
vcrtisement.
D. N. Clark of Shelton is making a
special discount on all his horse blan-
kets and gloves for the next 10 days.
1t will pay you to buy now if you do
not need them to use until another
winter. Notice his adv.
We are offering some great bargains
in mems rubber and felt boots, also
ladies', boys and misses arctics, san
dals, etc. If in need Of anything in
this line it will pay you to give US a
call.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
Try a pair of our ladies' fine dress
shoes at $3.50, regular S1.75 goods; also
equally good bargains in boys anc
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AUCTION.

Will sell at Public Auction at 1870 a. M.
Wednesday; February e. l9oS. on the . C1nch
ing stock mentioned young COWS all due
and drivers; l two-horse wagon one-hors .,e
heavy double harness. set light double har,
ness. 3 sets light single harness. blankets and
robes. 2 moving machines, / horse rake,
American seed harrow and cultivator, plows,
! cultivatOr, corn shelter, 1 corn planter.
hay press, pair bob sleighs. light sleighs,
hay in barn. corn on ear. and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. This will be
a clearing out sale. as the farm has been sold
and must be vacated. No postponement on
account of weather. Terms made known at
eer, Stephen Sanford.
WHITE WYANDOTTES For Sale at G. L..
w SHADES, Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
DOR SALE-1 pair young horses, $500 lbs
weight 500; / pair 230O lbs. weight. $40;
one safe family horse six years old, $780, and
one road mare six years old $l65. Edgar T.
Andrews, "a Elm street, Bethel. Telephone
2l9--12.
WANTED-April !. boy to do light work or
w farm. Howard Knowles, Bethel, Ct.
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Philo II. Skidmore has been confined
to the house for few days with hard
cold. Yesterday he was much better
and sat up for a few hours. Mr. Skid
more has great faith in his simple
remedies and even diet, which are
factors under God, he believes. in
reaching his present advanced age in
SO excellent state of health.
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Justice NJ. J. Cavanaugh has been
receiving congratulations, this week,
over the birth of daughter, Wednes-
day morning. DIR J. w. Gordon,
a Skillful local practitioner,
the attending physician, and all con-
cerned are getting along nicely.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-21

DR. E. NJ. Smith of Bridgeport was
in town, Wednesday night, the guest
of A. M. BriScOe.
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Taylor, Curtis & Co. have some good
values in dress trimmings and dress
Innings, linen goods, table covers,
doilies and tray cloths.
For the grip colds sure remedy is
Hill's Cascara Bromide of Quinine,
sold by S. G.. Bull & Co.
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Miss Esther Camp of Albany, n. y,
has been passing few days with bel
parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Camp.
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w. T. Cole returned to Sandy Hook,
Wednesday evening, from New York
City.
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M. A. Todd of Hartford passed Wed
nesday night at Taylor's hotel.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-21

Mrs Ida Hamburger had the misfor
tune to scald her foot, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-02-21

Mrs f. T. Bechler of Stamford, who
was Frustrated with a partial stroke OF
paralysis, last week, is very much bet
ter and hopes are entertained OF her
recovery,
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LENrEN SERVICES NEXT WEEK.
Monday, St Matthias day, at 1890
Wednesday afternoon at $50.
Friday evening at 7.3O.