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The Newtown bee., 1905-04-21
RESOLUTIONS OF ESTEEM
MARTIN j RYAN.

MARTIN ] RYAN.
At regular meeting of Court Sandy Hook,
No. 81, F. of A., held at their rooms Friday
evening, April IA, 1905, John F. Blake, Ohtef
Ranger, presiding, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His infinite wisdom to remove from our midst
our late brother. Martin J. Ryan, on April 3,
1905, therefore, be it
RESOLVED That in the death OF our brother
the Court laments the loss of a worthy and
faithful brother.
RESOLVED That we extend to the family
OF the deceased brother our heartfelt SYM
pathy in this their hour Of bereavement. and
well.
RESOLVED, That our charter be draped in
mourning for a period OF thirty days. That a
copy of these resolutions be sent to the family
ct our deceased brother, spread in full upon
the minutes and in THE NEWrOWN BEE.
P Grove, E. w. Troy. J. f. Blake, O. R.. NJ.
Kilbride, f. s., committee.
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Bargains In Real
Estate,
For Sale by David G.. Peck -:

$1,000 acre farm with good old-style 10
room house. outbuildings fruit and water.
Main road Taunton district, convenient to
Taunton Lake,
1900: Fine dairy. poultry and fruit farm. 1
mile from Newtown village. ~ miles from
Railroad Station and creamery. IS acres OF
fertile land we'll watered; Broom house in
good repair, large modern barn cost $1,000; two
large henneries capacity 400 fowls; large
bearing apple orchards, pears and small fruit;
spring water at barn, etc.
Farm of 81 acres, property Of Newtown Saw.
Bank, ~ miles from Newtown Village and
Railroad Station. Good 10-roOm house, large
barn nearly new, cost $1,000; fruit. A bargain.
Enquire for price and terms.
Sanford homestead, five minutes walk, from
outbuidings. fruit, running spring water, 9
acres choice land. fine location.
$500. One Of the finest and best located res
idence properties in Newtown Village, the
Johnson Homestead; large lot 1876 IT, front;
fine buildings, acres meadow, fruit
$780,, A cottage by. the sea at Bay View,
double piazzas, fine location, elevated, com
mands extensive view Of sound
100 shore lots. value $3.50 up
Furnished cottage to rent by the month or
season.
Write for fuller description of prop
erty that interests you.
David G.. Peck,
Newtown, Conn.
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Selectman Blackman has had men
at work blasting out the powders that
have stuck up in the highway across
Botsford hill for century or more. 1t
is notable improvement.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
dISS MOFFATT'S VISIT.

MISS MOFFATT'S VISIT.
1t was an ideal missionary meeting that
was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Miss Scudder when Miss M. Dean Moffatt,
field worker for the Congregational Home
was ideal because the meeting was large and
the fartheSt remove from sleepinesS and dull
ness. After the formal address was conclud-
ed, a running fire OF conversation was kept
up. and had not Miss Moffatt had an engage
ment for the evening in Bridgeport, there is
no telling when the talking would have ceas-
ed. Miss Moffattx is such a mine of inform =
alton; and she says the same things that 9th
er people say. but in such different way
She gave this as a new point to the ladies that
solved when the poor white trash" problem
is solved Many years ago the South was
vcts from abroad; and this poor white stock
which vastly outnumbers the white arfstoc
racy is in direct descent from these conv1cts.
1t cannot be said OF this line, as poor fellow
who had in his credit account not much to
brag, one said OF his family that they were
like a hill of potatoes because the best part OF
them were Underground. Thirty-five ladies
were present; and the contents Of the mite
bags aggregated $25.41 but this will be con-
siderably increased by la ter returns.
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Francis j. Burke of Bridgeport died
on Monday at the home Of his grand
mother, Mrs James Mcmahon, aged
six years and seven months. The buri'
al took place in Bridgeport, Wednes..
Catharine Burke.
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Charles Ferris has let the contract
for his large new barn, which be is to
build on the hill, to Eugene R. Bots
ford, who will begin work on it
about May l.
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John J. Bradley of New York is the
guest of his parents Selectman AND
Mrs Thomas j. Bradley.
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OBITUARY..
MRS HULDAH PECK.

MINI LOAH Z
Mrs Huldah Peck, who was the old
est woman in town, died on Wednes-
day, aged 80 years and seven days. She
was the widow of the late Abel T.
Peck and was communicate of Trim
ity church. The funeral will take
place on Friday afternoon at 4, Rev y.
III. George officiating.
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F1OWLAND'S
The Big,
Light Store,

Is ready for spring and for summer
In every nook and corner.
1t would take catalogue whole newspaper
to tell at all fully of the seasonable merchandise
ready.
From shoes to hat and from package of needles
to sewing machine, from rug to frying pam
from linen towel to fine table set from a hand
kerchief to rich costume-in everything for
and for the homethe store is ready for your quick
service.
Will you write and enquire regarding anything
you have need of? Our expert shoppers will take up
your query, give it CAREFUL personal attention and
prompt answer. You can buy here just we'll by
mail in person. The store Is brought to your door
by the mail and the express-nothng go wrong
for the store stands ready to make it right.
If you've not begun shopping here by mail, begin
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EASTER DAY.

Flowers, music and service in every way
appropriate to the joys that Easter brings
will mark the celebration in the church OF
Easter day. Nay many who have long been
on this day assemble with Gods people in re-
joicing in Gods promises and especially in
the promise OF the pleasures at His right
hand forever more.
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E. M. Miller, together with his part
ner, G.. Preston Brown, have moved
their saw mill to Hopewell woods,
where they are employed on large
job of saving timber for E. E. Nettle-
ton
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Miss Jeanette Finley, who has
Passed The rs winter Wsm With sb her grand
taken very seriously i'll with peritoni-
tbs, last week. She is under the care
of DR. Herman and last Saturday DR.
Brown was called in consultation. Miss
Hazel Wilcox,a trained nurse, is caring
for her, and her friends wish her
speedy recovery
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The residence of w. g. Corbett, east
of Sandy Hook, was burned to the
ground, about 1 p. m. Monday. But
very little furniture was saved. Only
$500 insurance was in force on the
house. Mr. Corbett desires to return
thanks to the neighbors for their kind
ness at the time of and since the fire.
He has rented the house of Martin
Keane on Gas street.
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At no season of the year is there
such demand for stylish apparel as
at Easter-tide. Shoes come in for a
great share of attention, as may be
noticed at MOllans', at 1926 Main
street, Bridgeport. The variety of
stylish footwear seen there exceeds all
expectations. This concern makes a
speciality Of women's and children S
shoes only and it is observed that only
strictly up-to-date lines are carried
there in stock.
Dairy Commissioner Noble will ad-
dress Pootatuck Grange at it's next
meeting, May 2.
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Miss Mary Connors is spending her
vacation with her cousin, Mrs J. P.
Corbett, of Queen street.
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George w. Bevans and family of
Bridgeport and Levi BevansCand fam
lily of Stepney were guests, Sunday, of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bevans of Halter
town.
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Miss Lizzie Barlow of New Milford
was the guest, Tuesday, of Miss Fan
ME Daniels.
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W. A. Keeling, depot master at
BotsfoTd, has just had placed in his
office new Yetman transmitter and
typewriter combined.
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Mrs Emily Northrop uffered another shock
last week. and is quite poorly. Mrs E. b. Boott
Is caring for her.
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in the Friends Academy at Locust Valley, L
L. has been a guest of Prof and Mrs Ross
Jewell for few DAYS.
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Miss Celia Corbett has been passing
a few days with relatives in Derby.
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There will be preaching in the
Methodist church, next Sunday. by
Rev James Taylor.
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Mrs w. H. Finley of Chicago is WIS.,
iting at W. H. Shepard's, called hither
bY the illness of her daughter.
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Among the recent subscribers to the New
town map are G. NJ. Pratt. who will have his
house put on, and President Hadley Of Yale.
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Miss Catherine Creagh of Bethel has
returned to her home, after spending
a week with her cousin, Mrs J. P. Cor
bett.
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Walter Ruffells who was i'll last Sunday and
Monday with the grip. is now able to be out.
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Mrs S. N. Daniels is among the sick ones.

When you get ready for your grass fell
seeds or seed potatoes do not fail to get T
N. Clark's prices before buying. He can saw
YOU money.
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J. A. Gale of Winchester, N. H., is
visiting his son, DR. F. J. Gale.
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Arthur G. Lovejoy of Danbury was a
guest, Tuesday, of his mother, Mrs S.
E. Allen of HattertOwn
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The blacksmith shop at the head OF the
Street, which has been run for few weeks by
Plumb & Gray, has been closed. Mr. Plumb
has gone to Bethel and Mr. Gray to his home
in StenneY
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The D: M: Read Co.
Effabhsbed 1857
1.-Two Good 800 Gloves
Established 1857.

all the champ,one ne spng assortment
era favonte. '' "NN ana "l"e. Inc . =
Meln I nS'fa: "A new glove for can ha,,,
'ou' nrsfs the Kid tuoj
and explicitly ~ ~ ''O''-' '0ls
Easter Sale Of Cut Glass
factcal sale of much contains ,,a,v
household and OF which have
either e nave Aha1y duplicates They
Vases several ,fromS1 5Oup
Clve and Bon Bon Dishes, f0ms1
Violet Bowls Cup e0 '0" "i@' up
Sugar and Cream Sets !Oup
Candestcks Colonial ,fromS
Compotes from $3.75
#erfume Bottles,
need anyo OIL articles
Picks
Brushes Claws ChldrenS
laaoerS Step Ladder chairs Self Wngn Nops We
The D. NJ READ Co.
Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-21

Herbert Robinson and Miss Minnie
French, daughter of Mr. and Mrs H.
T. French, were married, Sunday, at
43O by Attorney G. H. Northrop, who
otficiated in a most becoming manner.
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E. S. Cleveland of Bridgeport was guest
During the day they enjoyed fishing trip.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TRINITY PARISH NOTES.

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.
On Good Friday, morning prayer
and ante-communiOn at 10 O'Clock.
From IL to 3 p. M, the three hours
devOtiOnS.
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Hall were entertained at dinner, We'd
nesday, by Mr. and Mrs e. J. Hall.
A full line of malt extracts at Belts
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no RENT--Cottage. barn ON Redding Ridge
l. minutes walk from church postoffice and
and :public telephone. Address Mrs Eva n
Sherwood. r d. s, Bridgeport, OF.
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Mrs a. G. Moore is in Hartford with
her daughter, Mrs H. f. Moore, who is
unite i'll
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Thomas Reilly OF Bridgeport is in town this
week. making repairs on his house near the
The Newtown bee., 1905-04-21

Mrs Silloway, Mrs Chaplin and Mrs
Baldwin, the Eastern Star grand
chapter officers, we're entertained,
Wednesday night, by Mrs R. N. Belts.
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Housekeepers are considering mat
tings and carpets, window shades just
now. Taylor, Curtis & Co. have a
good line of these goods; also nice line
of rugs
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Park (Jjtv
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Pigs That Make POrkers.

Pure blood Chester White. No garbage fed.
shall have April 1, 100 OF these young pigs
your orders in early so as not to get left AL
so so fine shoats Of the same breed for sale.
All A No. stock. Il. E. CLARK.
Cor. Madison Ave and Thorn ST.,
BridgepO IT, Conn.
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE,

A service will be held in the church this
friday afternoon April 81, at 2.30 o'clock
and the sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
be administered at this service. Passing in
viii the better prepare US for the triumph
ant hope of The glad Easter time.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The ladies of the parish will meet at
the church to decorate the church for
Easter.
At 3 p. M, short evening prayer
service.
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Levi French and family OF Stepney wer'
guests, Sunday, Of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Wilbur
French OF Walnut Tree Hill.
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F.A. Beemis, representing Mcintosh
& Co., was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday,
| stopping at TaylOr's hotel.
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1 heavy work thorseS q and years Old
closely matched, weight 200 to $50 lbs; accli-
be seen at work at any time at the New Eng
land Quartz Co. mill at Roxbury Falls, Conn.
Victor N. Shelton. Roxbury Station, OF
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EASTER SUNDAY.
Easter Sunday: At 6 a. M, Holy
Communion with short address.
At II a. M, Morning prayer with
sermon on Holy Communion.
At 430p p. M, children's Easter serv-
ice. The subject of the service is
"Light on the Sepulcher by the Resur-
rection of Christ" This promises to
be most interesting service and one
to which general invitation is ex-
tended. All Of the services of Easter
day appeal strongly to Christian peo-
pie, and should be largely attended.
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The D.. M. READ Co.
Bridgeport, Conn.

DOR SALE-Henlock lumber Of all kinds at
+ my saw mill near New Bridge. SIP per NJ
at Mill and $17 delivered in a distance of 4 or S
miles. John Warner. Bridgewater, Conn.
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Working Cattle For Sale.

Another load of working cattle will be at
my place on Saturday, April q. II. 81. Ponce
roy, ay}ofdsville. Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs Harry Walker and son
of Bridgeport drove to Sandy Hook,
Sunday, dining at Taylor's hotel.
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Hiram lodge F. & A. M, conferred
the F. G. degree on two candidates,
Wednesday night.
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Eagle Rock circle, Companions of
the Forest, will meet on Saturday
evening of this week.
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Mrs James Farrell has been sufferer wit
rheumatism.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
My place situated near Botsford station and
Y of q mile from Monroe station on the Derby
K K. Good house of nine rooms, barn, car
rfage house aud hen house with.yards for rails
ing chicks; stream Of water running through
them. Good spring water piped into sink. A
large variety Of fruit, early fall and winter
About 30 acres of land, meadow, pasture and
wood. we'll watered with springs: Call or ad-
1 farm on shares communicate with @. T.
Rockwell. r: Il: D: 5. Long Hill. Conn.
FOR SALE-My place near Roxbury Falls.
Conn. containing 60 acres OF land more or
other outbuildings at one half the amountsas
listed In the tax rate book of Roxbury. Ad-
dress Mrs Sarah J. Tyrrell, 81 Chestnut st.,
Bristol, Conn.
FOR SALE-Pure blood Plymouth Rock
4 eggs for Matching. Is for Soc Mrs Ernest
ID. Ferry, DOdgingtoWn. Conn.
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Stephen Sanford called on his son, Ernes
Sanford, Saturday.
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The Universal bread maker saves
the housekeeper labor. Belts & Belts
sell it.
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Easter neckwear, suits and hats, a
hobby line, at the Brick store, Sandy
Hook.
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Mrs Mary Kilbride of the Glen is
visiting her daughter, Mrs M. J. Lynch,
in Wallingford.
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Rennes magic oil at Belts & Belts.
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Frederick Schnabel Of Wood Haven, L. l., is
pending a few days with A. Lapbach.
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Howell Wright and James Belts,
Yale students, are at home for the
Faster recess,
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A sociable and dance under the aus
pieces Of the Foresters and Companions
of the Forest will be held on Monday
night at St Mary's hall. Gallagher
Brothers will furnish music.
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Arrived

NTANTED-A boy not under Is years Of age
w Must understand the care of horses and
be able to drive one il necessary. Apply to p
j. Reitter. Stepney Depot. Conn.
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DR. and Mrs r. N. Belts 60 to Brat
tleboro, VT, Friday, for brief visit.

A complete line of carefully selected
garden seeds in package and bulk, at
BettS'
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WEDNESDAY EVENING

WEDNESDAY EVENING".
Wednesday evening meeting of
the young mems confirmation class
will be held at the Rectory.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON.
At 2 p. M, annual parish meeting
with election of officers.
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DOR SALE-Four farms for sale, of 255, &c.
L $50 and 16O acres. Good buildings and we'll
equipped for general farming. F. P. johnson,
Warren. Conn.
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W. T. Cole is driving a new horse, a
handsome stopper
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Arthur Clark of Hartford made a
brief visit, last week. with his sister,
Mrs Leslie B. Nichols.
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On Thursday evening at 7.3O service
will be held in the Hawleyville chapel.
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N1OTIOE-My wife having left my bed and
N hoard will pay no bills of her contract
ion after this date Frank E. Seeley, South
bury, Conn. April 81, 1905.
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FOR SALE-Bay horse, years old, sound
l. and kind will work or drive single or dOu-
BILE; weight 1850. DIR F. J. Gale, Newtown, OF.
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DOR SALE-A pair Of 4-year-old oxen. Gall
+ any Saturday or before o'clock ON Mon
days. E. T. book, Botsford, OF.
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Our Line of PloWs Include the
For Sale Cheap.

115-acre farm. good house and 10
young cows for $500; dirt cheap. 1 brown
horse, 1850 good driver, $l40. bay horse, HOO.
good worker and driver, for 500.
FL. HOSFORD. New Preston. Conn.
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An extra good line of wall paper,
tasteful designs, and very reasonable
in price at Taylor, Curtis & Co. S.
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Miss Nellie Kllbride passed Sunday
in Bridgeport with her sister, Mrs John
HaSSett.
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Dogs FOR HATCHING-Barred Plymouth
- Rocks Is for 81. 30 for Sl5O. No finer stock
in the state. Wanted, eggs to hatch in my in
cubator, at 81 per 100. Young chicks for sale,
q and $40 per 100, straight Barred p, Rocks.
West Side Poultry Farm, Hotchkissville. OF.
teed,
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q. N. CLARKE, Nichols. Conn.

L hereby given to all persons liable to pay
tax $ in the town of Newtnwn that the taxes
on list of 1904 will be due and payable Tues
day, May 3 1905. l will be at the foil wing
places to receive same: At Town Clerks Of
flee Tuesday. May .. aud Saturday. May G.
from 9o'clock a. m. to p. M; at Taylor. Cur
tbs 4 Cos store. Sandy Hook Wednesday. May
at store of A. B. Brakeman. Rotsford, from II
a m; to p m: Interest after June 9 J. F.
Houlihan, Collector.
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DARN FOR SALE-Parties looking for a
T good paying dairy farm would do well to
look over mine of 100 acres, at upper White
Hills: George P. Bidwell, R. F. D., Shelton.>
Conn.
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Auction.

ITO RENT-House opposite the NewtoWn Sta
l ton. Address Thomas Reilly, 651 Lafay-
fayette ST., Bridgeport. Conn.,. or call on @. a
Gay, next door.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
At 2.3O p. M, the confirmation class
will meet at the RectOry.
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CHILDREN's EASTER PARTY.
The children's Easter party will
take place on Saturday afternoon,
April 20, in the Guild room.
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DOR SALE--A good work or family horse,
L sound and gentle. Inquire of Walter Bris-
toll, Southville, ct.
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The Probate Courts.

DOR SALE-The farm in Purchase district
Southbury, Conn, known as the, Henry NJ.
land, more or less, portion OF it woodland,
with timber valued at $500 dollars. Terms
800 cash. Address Box AZ. Roxb bury, Conn
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DOR SALE-Seed Potatoes soc a bushel.
Green Mountain, Early Bliss Triumphs. B.
| D. Beardsley. Sandy Hook. Conn.
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Aime Lambach has a business wag
on, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
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WANTED--Good horse not over IL years old,
w weight from 1850 to 1900 pounds. gentle
and all right. E. E. Sherman, Long Hill. OF.
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WANTED Some teaming of any kind by
w the day or job. Louis Piccot, Stepney,
Conn. Il. +. ID. 15
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GASOLINE ENGINES. four horse power Sl25,
u eight horse power $500. These are new en-
gines, four CYCLE electric Ignition, complete
with gasoline tank water tank, batteries. etc
These engines are all complete and ready to
run, 80 days free trial. Send for catalogue.
J. w. Hine & Co, New Haven, Conn.,.
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FOR SALE-A cheap work horse good driver,
l. not afraid of cars or automobiles. Also
one set OF work harnesses. NJ j. Heating, r.
ID. "a, NewtOwn, ct.
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DOR SALE-A dark team Of dappe gray
horses, sound, true in all harness, not
afraid OF anything, age and Z, weight 5000;
one brown horse coming years, sound and
gentle for ladies' to drive and not afraid of
ANYTHING; weight 1850 pounds; also three 9TH
err good work horses, Patrick German,
Branchville, COnnb
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EORSALE-Pair Holstein stays we'll matched
T. E. M. Miller. Newtown, CT.
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Corsets Fitted. z AN E foyp5 Rad
purses, whether large or small. welcome
FOR all. Helen MacMahon, 1l19 Broad Street,
(Taylor Building) B'port Conn.
EOR tSALE-One horse, harness, runabOut
buggy, rubber tired top buggy and surrey
Peter II. Lynch, Long Hin, Conn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17

Making sclose connection for all
points South. Trains leave Norfolk:
9:O5 a. M Daily: local, to Danville and
intermediate stations. Arrive Dan
Vile at b:25 p. M, connecting with
through Pullman trains to Jackson
vile, Durham, Atlanta, New Orleans,
Memphis, Knoxville, Asheville and
intermediate points.
9:O5 a. m. Daily; local to GAINESVILLE,
Durham and intermediate stations
Arrive Durham 6:35 p. M
G:25 y. NJ. Daily; fast train for all
points South and West, carrying
through Pullman sleeper to Char
lotte, making close connection with
through Pullman trains for Colum-
bia, Savannah, Augusta, Jackson
vile, Atlanta, New Orleans Birming-
ham, Memphis. Chattanooga, Knox
vile and Asheviile.
6:25 p. m. Daily, except Sunday; for
Durham and intermediate points.
Trains arrive Norfolk S35 a. m. 5:35
p. M.
Southern Railway Din,rg Car serv.
ice On all through trains, unrivalled In
every appointment.
City Ticket Office, No So CRANKY
street (Monticel1o Hotei), Norfolk, Va.
c. H. ACkERT, G.. M.
w. H. TAYLOE, G. P. A.,
Washington. d. c.
w. w. CROXTON, Pass. Agent.