The Newtown bee., 1904-11-04
J. R. BROTT'S NOTICE TO THE
 PUBLIC,

would like to call the attention of every one that has anything to sell or anything to buy. In the first place let us all patronize our home trade, buy nothing outside that we can buy in our own town, as we want to pro- tect our home trade, first. But there are so many things that are not kept here, and as 1 am going to Waterbury, and as l am well acquainted with all of the wholesale houses, if there is anything that anyone needs that is not kept here in our own town, drop me postal and 1 can get it for you cheaper than can be bought at any re- tail store in the city. 1 guarantee both quality and price to suit. There will be no freight or commission to pay me, as that is all done where 1 purchase my goods. No one is obliged to accept any order that is filled un- less they are more than satisfied. shall make it bargain day every Satur- day. That 1 handle such as smoked meats, hams, shoulders of all kinds, bacon, etc. Also beef, any part or a whole quarter of beef. Just give me an order and see what cash will do. Everyone that wants meat order will save One-half cent per pound, if the order is given before Thursday morn- ing (after this week., at the old drug store, at Sandy Hook, where you save one-half cent per pound. It gives me a chance to know how much to buy and not have so much to carry over. Let me show you some farmer that wants to build a good substantial fence, that will be chicken proof, dog proof and bull proof, made from heavy steel wire heavily zinced, warranted to last life time. If anyone wants to cto F~ friend 1 can sell them a stone all fin ished ready to letter for less money than you can buy the marble here in the rough. 1 can sell lovely little stone that weighs 150 pounds for S5. 10, with 6c per letter added for each let ter that is two inches; for verse let- ters, two and one-half cents per letter
 This means the royal blue Vermont marble. It is everywhere conceded to be the finest in the world. It is of a rich unfading color and superior to the | other blue marble that fades and loses color on exposure to the weather. It l is fine close grained marble and war ranted to hold it's color and not chip or crumble for 20years. Anyone send | ing me 20c can have sample of the | just what kind of marble it is. Also the fine finished polish that every stone gets. I have a tombstone cata- logue that the genuine photographs are perfect, will show you just how it will look when set. Now this stone for S5. 10 is little beauty, nicely carv- ed and perfect polish. No one would believe that the ornamenting could be done for what they ask for stone. Just come and look over the different stones and prices and com pare them with the prices here. Eve ry one that has any produce or any live stock of any kind will be put on my bill board and will use my infiu- ence free to help dispose of it provid-
 ing it is just, as it is recommeded.
 Apples, potatoes, turnips, etc., must
 be the same from top to bottom in quality and honest measure, or all
 rights will be barred at my place. My
 mooto is: Give every laboring man a
 show for his money. Saturday will be
 farmers day (omitting this week. ir
 regard to selling live stock. 1 can give
 all the references that will be requir ed, both in Southbury and Newtown
 Now let us all get together and worl
 for one another's interests. as 1t costs
 nothing but little gab.-[J. R. Brott
 Sandy Hook.