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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28
OUR NEIGHBORS.
sTEPNEY.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE,

Miss Carrie Osborne was very pleas
antly surprised, Tuesday evening, by
large company of her friends who re-
membered that July 25 was her birth
day. Nearly hundred were present
and the evening was delightfully."-
passed In happy congratulations and
vocal and instrumental music. Rev
Mr. Faust accompanied Harry Powell
In violin selections. Miss Reitter also
entertained the company on the piano
ana Ell Faust OF New York sang sew
eral solos. Refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served and every, one
agreed 1t q most enjoyable time, Much
thanks are due to Miss Bride and
Master Hodge of New Haven, who
were the originators of the surprise
and to Mrs Hawley and Mrs Hodge,
who helped largely to make it a per-
feet success.
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LONG HILL.
METHODIST CHURCH. MOTTO

METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES.
Service Sunday morning, July 30, at
lO.45 O'Clock, with preaching by the
pastor; Subject "SanctiticatiOn and
Growth" Sunday school session at u
noon.
Preaching service at the hall at 7.3O
Sunday evening. Subject, "Emanci-
On Tuesday, August l, the Sunday
school will have an excursion to PORT
Jefferson by Steamer Park City. Tic
kets for the round trip, 40c for adults
and 25c for children, must be pur-
chased from the pastor, Rev. J. A. o.
borne. The boat will leave Bridge
port at 30 a. III. and Port Jefferson
at J. 80 p. m.
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river near ''The Naples"
edward Human of Beacon Falls
was at his home here, last Sunday.
Miss Florence Wilcox, who has been
visiting for two weeks at Monterey
Bryant's, has returned to her home at
NOank.
Miss Orinda Oatman Of Waterbury
is again with Mrs G. B. French, for q
part of the summer.
Willie Stowe Of Bridgeport is spend
ing a part of his vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs Warren Stowe.
Charles Wooster of Ansonia was a
guest, one day recently, of Mr. and Mrs
Stiles Loveland.
Miss Mary Hayes is at Botsford, as
sisting Mrs Austin Brakeman with
her work,
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Mrs Jesse Fowler is entertaining a
friend.
Mrs G. A. Bradley and Master Ned
Bradley spent week in Milford, the
guests of Mrs Walter Clark.
Mr. and Mrs d. M. Mitchell have
been i'll with the prevailing summer
grip, but are better.
Hubert Mitchell is i'll, in Colorado,
with typhoid fever.
J. l.. Mitchell is expected home from
Texas the last of the week.
Charles Willis was in town, this week,
at G.. P. Williams.
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NICHOLS.
NEWS HEREAROuTS

NEWS HEREABOUTS.
The musicale given by the young
people OF the Methodist church, on
Wednesday, July 10, netted them S26.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert w. Read vel.
coined little son at their home, the
other day.
Mrs Oscar B. Plumb is enter tanning
her sister, Miss Mabel Hayes of Step.
rey, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest N. Dibble were
guests, Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs G. J.
Thorpe.
Mr. and Mrs G. D. Hine of Orange
we're guests, last week, of w. e..
Plumb.
Miss Harriet L. Wade has been on
the sick list.
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HUNTINGTON,

MRS CLAR1sSA BENEDICT SHELTON.
MRS Clarissa Benedict, widow Of thu
late Isaac B. Shelton Of Nichols, dice
al tne nome OF her son, John B. Shell
ton, IN 1singlass district. Monday
July II, aged 10 years and six months
The funeral was held at the home 81
yohn 3. shelton, Thursday afternoon
July 20, Rev 81. Q. Gilman OF Nichols
ofnclat1ng. The burial was in Nichols
cemetery. Mrs Shelton leaves one
SOD, John B., with whom she lived
ana one brother, Daniel Benedict
OF bridgeport. Mrs Shelton was q
member me OF the Methodist church in
Nichols and leaves large circle OF
friends to mourn her loss.
| SAMUEL JEROME.
Samuel Jerome died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs H. L. Everest.
Tuesday, July IS. The funeral was
held IN st Paul's Episcopal church,
Thursday, July 20, at II o'clock, Rev
mr. Buck of Derby officiating. The
oooy was taken to New Haven for
burial. Mr. jerome left one son and
he lived.
Rey Mr. Holden gives an illustrated
lecture on China, next Sunday even
ing, in the Congregational chapel.
The slides were prepared by Rev W.
l.. Beard who went to China from this
church.
The Brainard service is postnoned
till the second Sunday in AupnstE
Old Home celebration, August 1915.
Mrs f. M. Potter is i'll and under
the care of DR. Phillips of Derby.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church held an ice cream
and cake sale on the lawn in front of
the parsonage, last Wednesday even
ing.
D. H. Chatfield of Bridgeport spent
Wednesday at Bonnibrook.
A large new veranda is being tuilt
on the front of the rectory. D. P.
Rich is doing the work.
Mrs Miles L. Shelton and two daugh-
ters, Harriet and Marion, of Oxford,
spent few days this week with Dea
and Mrs Lewis J. Shelton on Booths
Hill.
EDWARD buckingham has placed on
the green at the Center a mill stone
known to be over 200 years old. The
stone was taken from the old Bucking-
ham place in Walnut Tree Hill dis
trict. Mr. Buckingham and his father
before him played on the same old
stone. 1t had been carried down
stream a ways by the action of the ice
and IT was quite difficult to remove it
but Mr. buckingham, with the assist
ance of Thomas Quick and Edward
Wooster and two Jokes of oxen, sue
ceeded in extricating it from it's bed.
The stone is to be placed on the green
and will be raised about two feet on a
solid foundation Of masonry. 1t is ex-
pected to be in place before Old Home
Week, August Is, and will prove of in
terest to many of the visitors.
Mr. and Mrs David Booth of Trum-
pull were guests, Sunday, at e. 81.
Hubbell's.
The committee on Old Home Week
will meet at DR. Gould Skeletons in
Shelton tonight friday, to complete
plans for the celebration on Tuesday,
August Is.
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Mrs Juliette Bassett of Ansonia is
visiting with Mrs P. J. Reitter.
Mrs Juliette Platt of Bridgeport is
the guest, this week, of her daughter,
Mrs John T. Porter.
W. q. Purdy and family are enjoying
friends.
Mrs Levi Bevans will leave, Monday,
FOR stay of 10 days with friends at
Providence, R. I.
Gordon E. Mayer of the First Ma
ttonal bank Of Bridgeport was a guest
over Sunday of Miss Ida Penfield.
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss I. B.
Waters, who have been visiting at Miss
M. A. Lewis, have returned to their
homes In Bridgeport for a stay of a
Few weeks, after which they will re-
turn for another visit. here.
b. CurtisS & Son are unloading at
the Depot, this week, car of gluten
meal.
Do you need a new pair of overalls, a
jumper or working shirts? We can fit
you and we have the kind that wear.
[Stephen French at the Depot.
Mr. and Mrs J. o. Cathurs of Jack
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NEW PRESTON.
MISS BURNHAM-MR SHIRK.

This village seemed to be thorough.
~ surprised to hear, on Monday Of this
week, of the marriage of Miss Laura
Burnham at her native home in Goth
am, Wis, to Michael Martin Shirk of
the same state. Miss Burnham went
from her home here at Major Walter
Burnham's, about two months ago,
apparently for visit to her father
and brothers, and it was expected by
her many friends here, that the date
OF her arrival back would be soon.
Now she is expected with her husband
during August and the village, as
stated, has received a genuine sur
prise. Our sincere congratulations
are extended to them,
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BETTER
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
You Reap the Benefits While You Liv,

IS years as practicing physician aud sur
geon proves to me the necessity of every fam
lily being prepared to treat ordinary ailments
In their early stages. To place immediate
Medical aid within reach of every home am
putting up in a neat leatherette case "a spec
ial remedies for the following: Colds. la grin,
whoopiDg cough. influenza or hay fever, head
ache, neuralgia. nervousness, constipation
worms. indigestion, eczema rheumatism. ca
tarrh hemOrrhage, sore eyes, bad blood, piles,
kidney trouble. etc. These remedies are pre-
have been selected for reason of their long
proven worth. Book OF simple Instructions
with each case. Medical advice freely given.
For 20 days this 5 case sent prepaid for e.
On examination II you are not satisfied vonr
money will be. refunded,
G. W. SHERBINO, n. D.,
10e5 I 1l33 Broadway, N. Y. CITY.
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SOUTHBURY.
THE STREET AND VICINITY.

JdE STREET. AND VICINITY.
Mrs Marcia Human from New Ha.
ven Is visiting at D. M. Wheeler's.
Mrs Ellen Smith from Brooklyn is
staying at Mrs Mary Stones.
Mr. and Mrs Curtiss from Ansonia
were guests at Burr Tuttle's, recently.
Miss Jessie Sanford from Redding is
visiting Miss Ottie Amber.
Mrs Mathews entertains her daugh-
ter from the West.
John Keefe is visiting his mother
and sister.
Mrs Patsy Keefe is sick, under DR.
Reynolds care.
The farmers have nearly finished
haying.
Mrs George Brewer and family are
visiting her mother, Mrs Boardman, in
Cromwell. Mr. Brewer spent Sunday
with them.
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EASTON.
LEVI WAKEMAN BRADLE,

A1HF w 1aANmAN BfkAOIEY.
Levi Wakeman Bradley, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs ALA Bradley, passed
away at his home in the western part
OF the town, Wednesday, July 26, aged
y years. The funeral was held from
bis late home, Thursday afternoon, at
230. The funeral of his sister, who
died Sunday, July 23, aged IS years,
was postponed until the same day.
making double funeral. Both were
buried in the family lot in the Aspe-
tuck cemetery. Mr. Bradley and sister
both came. from a large and well known
family and were held in high esteem.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
DEERFIELD ITEMS.

Mrs w. E. Nichols aud her sister,
Miss Clara King of Hartford are
spending few days at New York.
Mrs J. L. Pratt, Jr., is entertaining
company from out Of town.
Charles Nichols and daughter we're
recent guests Of his niece, Mrs Alfred
Wyrtzen, at Fairfield.
Muriel and Clara King of Hartford
are spending some time with their
grandmother on Burr street.
Mrs Thomas B. Bradley and daugh-
ters have visited her sister in Green
field.
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mONROE,
ITEMS OF INTEREST," :

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
last week, visiting his daughter an d
husband, Rev and Mrs Arthur J.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Wales of Elm
street have a number of guests at
their home from Bridgeport and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Castle of Elm
street have their home full of New
York guests,
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BUY 1T NOW.

Now is the time to buy Chamber
lain'S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. 1t Is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it badly-you will
need it quickly. Buy it now. 1t
may save life. For sale BY
r. II. Beers.& Co., Newtown; Taylor,
Curtis s. Co., Sandy Hook; ". N. Hurd;
Long Hill; A. b. Brakeman, Botsford,
S. ]. Parks, Trumbull.
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Wash Goods
Dept.

clearing out Sale of Fine Wash Goods This
department is bright with all the prettest and fill
mest Organdies-Dotted and Embroidered Swisses
Scotch Madras and Zephyrs, French Sateens, Cord.
ed and Plain Ginghams and all the dressy sweets
that make summer the gayest time of all the year.
All reduced to low prices.
10000 yards of Prints, all coors, figures and stripes
white grounds, worth 1-2c Sale price &c yard
5000 yards fine Dress Lawns-28 inch wide, light and
dark ground work with small neat patterns worth &c. Sale
price &c yard
Satsuma Batste excellent Skirt Waist fabric in ravy,
black and white ground work with patterns.
5000 yards figured Lawns-all goods-n small dots
and linen and gray ground work with pat
terms.
Organdle Musns-al new and up todate patterns large
assortment to choose FROM worth 19c Sale price yard
Closing out our large stock of Gnghams all color with
neat checks and stripes worth 15c Sale price &c yard
1000 yards Denlle Swiss light and dark work These
goods make handsome Waist and Shirt Waist Suits
Sale price lie yard.
~ Silk Musins in good range of pretty coors, worth
81 1'2c to Soc. Sale price 19c yard.
All other wash fabrics in this sale about half prices
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WASHINGTON,
NEWS FROM sTJOHN's

NEWS FROM ST JOHNS.
Rev Mr. Richmond from Stamford
preached at St Johns on Sunday last.
The pulpit will also be filled by a
stranger on next Sunday.
Mrs Walter Newton, who has not
been we'll for some time is trying a
change at her daughters in Hartford.
MISS Bradley is keeping house for Mr.
Newton.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Bronson are in
town.
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A PERFECT PLOW.

1! was Leroy Pillow" that piowed that
rough new land without breaking It was q
"LeRoy Pillow" that plowed the hard dry
&roond where Others failed 1t was q .LeRoy
york easy Tor man and team. It was . '.Le
Roy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep
will do good work on fiat land. doing ~
with al burrows, leaving your land level and
suitable for all crops. For sale BY W, II
Glover. Newtown Conn.
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MONROE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
Rev Ernest Linwood Staples of
Springfield, Mass, and a former we'll
known resident of Monroe, will occupy
the 'pul pit at the Monroe Congrega-
tional church, next Sunday morning.
MI Staples and family are spending
part of their vaca ton with Mr. Staples,
mother of Elm street.
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NEW MILFORD.
ARRIVALS AT THE PARK VIEW.

Ahhl Ais AL THE PARK VIEW.
Arrivals at the popular Park View
house include: Miss Lillian Trott OF
Waterbury, Mrs Jennie Morgan of
Hartford, F. W. White of BRIDGEPORT.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Golden OF
Meriden; Miss E. G. Spencer, Miss TT.
P. Banker, Elizabeth, N. j.; Mr. Teats
and the Misses Teats, Miss Davis, Mr.
Foster, Mr. Barrows, Miss Clara B.
Cogel, David Torrey, New York; Mr.
and Mrs Frank T. Bassett, Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Durham, Mr. and Mrs George
Staber, Brooklyn; Mr. Housman, New
Haven; Mrs L. G.. Cudney, Warrens-
burg, Mass; Miss L. J. Smith, Rut-
land, Vt; LIE Roy Wilson, Philadel-
phia; Joseph Brinton, Bedford, N. Y;
Mr. and Mrs Herman Stober and daugh-
ter Of Texas; w. G. Williams, St Al
gustine, Fla; Mrs G. L. Buckingham,
Miss. NJ. S: Buckingham, Miss Mar.
garet Buckingham, Denver, COL; Miss
Margaret Turrell, Miss Anna Turrell,
Cincinnati, o.: Miss Gertrude Smith,
Winchendon, Mass; Montville Mallett,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wildman. Mr. and
Mrs Hubert Thomas, Harry Bassett,
New Milford.
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MRS ANNA JOHNSON.

Mrs Anna johnson Of Carmel bill,
mother of Selectman Alfred johnson
and Frank johnson, died on Monday.
aged ~ years. The funeral took place
on Wednesday from the Methodist
church, Rev Mr. Dusinberre officiating.
Funeral Director Kimball had the ar
engagements in charge.
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METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

The services next Sunday morning
Will be as usual at the Methodist
church. In the evening at O'Clock
tne pastor, Rev A. L. Faust, will speak
AZ The schoolhouse in Hattertown on
the subject, IA Christian s Heritage, /"
taking his text from John l4-27.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

st Johns Sunday school will hold
she1r annual picnic Thursday. August
Unclaimed lettersf remain in the
postoftice addressed to Gerda Carlson,
Fridolf johnson, Alex Lotion, Mary
Prunnal, Master Welton.-TGeorge Fl.
Jackson, postmaster.
Golden Brothers, the hustling CLOTH
lers, are closing out tn cir Bank street
store, and the public will reap the
benefit in low prices. Everything in
stock must be sold, and you are cor
daily invited to give them call,
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MRS JOHN HATCH,

Several from this village attended
the funeral of Mrs John Hatch, at her
late residence, on Wednesday after
noon of this week. Rev E. Evans of
bridgeport otficiated as pastor and in
terment followed by her late husband s
remains IN the cemetery in Upper
Merryall. She died at the advanced
age of IS years.
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any of them that are subject to con
st1patfon. sick headache, dizziness
numbneSS, gas on stomach, Indigestion
specks before the eyes, or a genera
played-out condition, should not LEI
this chance of cure Slip by, for if d.
AmeS' Specific doesn't cure they car
come here and have their money
back"
Belts & Belts have the sole agency
Tor this pleasant medicine in this
town, and have sold a great many bot
price-a full fifty cents worth for
twenty five cents, and money back il
1t doesn't cure. Many people are buy
ing several bottles at time so as to
always have the Specific in the house
and at the same time profit by the
saving in price.
Henry Brown Hall is visiting at o.
densburg, N. Y.
Bargains at Dan S: Dan is still at
it-that is Dan and his partner, for
you can thank John Meredith for all
the big bargains in this sale. He is
certainly star when it comes to pro-
ducing clothing bargains. The way
people have crowded this store since
this sale has been going on is certainly
wonderful. 1t shows that good CLOTH
ing, seasonable clothing sells like hot
cakes when such prices as these are
attached to it. II you need suits or
furnishings for yourself or your boy
this Is the time to buy because Just
as soon as Mr. Meredith diSposeS of
bis interest in the business this sale
will stop. Come to-day, OFT Main
street, Bridgeport, D. P. Keane & CO,
You can't miss the store, look for the |
red flags and the big signs.
When Operator Higgins unlocked
The NeWtown railroad station, Friday
night about 10 o'clock, he found three
tramps In the room. They lit out in
snort order, by west window. Later
operator BOySvert came on duty and
'elZfng big club he went up by the
building of the Rorden's Condensed
Milk Co., where he saw three men
ying by the building. He then re-
urned to the station and telephoned
or Constable Tilson. Hearing a noise
It the freight station he started down
ne track, and ordered the men away.
hey replied with large sized oaths,
nd started"down the track. Mr. Til
on, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Carmody and
theirs arrived soon after from Sandy Is
look and made search for the men, =.
ut they had disappeared into the
lack and inky darkness. 1t was found '
lat they had entered the building of +
ne Borden'S Condensed Milk Co. as !
ell as the depot. {
The correct article in corsets is the
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

A great stock of ladies', mems and
children's shoes, carefully selected
goods, at the Brick store. Horsemen
can be supplied with harness and har-
ness supply goods.
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extend sincere thanks to their friends
and ne1ghbors for the help and kind
ness shsWn during the fire which took
place Friday evening, July q, 1905.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28
MIDDLEBURY.

James Grant of Middlebury lost from
his pasture, last week, yellow mulley
yearling heifer.
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Dress Goods Dept.

New line of plain mohairs for Bath
ing Suits. in navy, brown, black, &c
inches wide, Csc and SOC a yard.
Good assortment of colors in SO inch
wolfe crepe Panama suiting, and Pop.
ular cloth at 25c yard.
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WOODBURY.,
WILLIAM nRARRET.

WILLIAM DRABBEL
William Drabbel, aged 81 years,
died on Sunday. The funeral took
place on Tuesday, Rev Mr. Sheffield Of
tciating. Funeral Director Kimball
had the arrangements in charge,
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STEVENSON.
NEWS HEREABOUTs

Messrs Torrance and Atwater. with
their families, from Derby, have been
camping out for week or two by the
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ALL SHOULD RESPECT THE LAW.

ALL SHOULD RESPECT THE LAW.
Considerable feeling is manifest
here, in regard to the apprehension of
two men recently for taking bass from
Lake Waramaug, less than 10 inches
in length. One of them was brought
before Judge Averill at Pavilion hall
here, but was quickly disposed of by
technicalities of the law and the du.
ties of the fish warden, which had not
then been complied with. The second
case was brought before Justice David
Strong in Warren. He is promising
scion of the old Strong stock, which
mas been known there nearly 200 years
warren has long been noted for the
summary process by which it deals out
the law: A justice there once upon a
time did not care to take the SUPERIOR
Court into consideration, with his
prisoner but at once sentenced him to
serve out his punishment in the States
prison for few years from the date
ne was tried before him, for the Of
tense committed. In the present case.
Justice Strong deemed the law enact.
ed by the late legislature adjourned
last week, was his only guide and
counsel and SO proceeded that the
prisoner was relieved Of 1876, as the
value of a small bass, before he was
W u Wy lOPC dHRlerE
on Lake Waramaug will hereafter nm.
derstand the law and knowing IT.. If
they can, SO regulate their conduct as
to keep clear from the hands of everv
warden and justice in the towns Of
Kent, Warren and Washington in
which towns the lake is situated and
all fishermen answerable thereto. Al |
ready the present law is being ones |
toned by lawyers in regard to its le-
gality and it may become problem Of |
uncertainty as to the standard length |
Of each bass to be taken and it NAV
soon be necessary to institute a school
for instruction at the lake for ali on
GERS as well as Walton's, to learn the
true meaning and strength and infai-
1blllty of our present statutes as
printed. We respect all Legitimate
effort made for the protection of the
ish in our lake, but we as truly want
vi to fully know the law thereon. be-
ore they start with pole and line to
atch the fish. Then for all infringe.
nents, the catching of two small fish
S we'll as the Sunday law, concerning
he same, let the law be enforced,
Joseph Brlnton, the veteran piano
uner,, for this section, made his semi
n y
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

The correct article in corsets is the
Royal Worcester. A fine stock of la
dleS' underwear, corset covers, ready
made sheets and pillow cases. At Tay-
lOr, Curtis & Co.'S.
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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.,
Rev r. Dewitt Mallary of Housa-
tonic, Mass, will preach at the Con-
gregational church, next Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

When you want pleasant laxative
that is easy to take and certain TO act.
use Chamberlain'S Stomach and Liver
tablets. For sale by r. H. Beers s Co,
Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. Il.
Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, Trum-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

w: Fl. States of New Haven passed
Sunday at G. w. Stuart's. where Mrs
States is sojourning for a time. They
are guests Of W. Walter Finch, an af-
fable clerk at r. 81, Beers & Co. Is.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-07-28

Joseph Brinton, the veteran piano
tuner, TOT this section, made his semi
annual visit to this place and adioin.
ing towns, this week, and fixed the
keys and reeds once more to Weld me-.
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Leather Goods Dept.

Special value in Japanese Straw
Suit Cases, leather bound, brass
catches and lock, sizes p and "a inch,
price So 10 and So SO each.
The highest ard most durable suit
case that is made.