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The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
20th Anniversary Sale Savings on Domestics

54-fnch Bureau Scarfs, with drawn work border, in sale three ScarfS for
 200 45x36 Pillow Cases, of extra good quality muslin, such as Fruit-of- loom, Hills, LangdOn and other Well-knOwn makes, pair in 20th Anniversary, 200 Shelf Paper, all shades, with pretty for POO Boston 9-4 Heavy Brown Sheetine, a yard in sale POO Hills 42-in. Bleached Pillow Case Cotton. yard 200 Union Linen Damask, 60 inches wide. handsome patterns, value 35c yard, 200 Turkey Red Damask, coin. wide, variety of pretty patterns, warranted fast coior, usually 39c yard, in this sale
 POO Bleached Linen Dinner Napkins, 5-8 size. doz. in 2eth Anniversary Sale
 200 Bleached Huck Towels, red borders, 2OX4O fn.; for 200 ls-inch Brown Linen Crash, usually 12tc yd., in this sale, 3 yards for 200 Bleached Huck Toweling, IT inches wide, regular price Sc yard, yards for 36-inch Rleached Cotton, finished soft for needle and machine, regularly Sc yard, SC yard or yards for 200 Fine Long Cloth of sheer quality, regularly 124c yard, 89c Linene Suiting, manufacturers rem nants of regular 124 quality, in sale
 64c Rubber Sheeting, warranted best quality, 2S in. wide, in sale, a yard.
 200
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Scotch Wool Suitings, all the new gray mixtures in mannish effects, manufacturers' short pieces cut in skirt pattern lengths of yards, genu- inc B value in 2Oth Anniversary Sale
 S1.75
 All Wool Panama, 38 inches wide, Sale 35c All-Wool Dress Goods, soc yard. ss and 40 inch all-woOl Cashmere, Batiste Serges, Sicllians, in black, cream and the new spring shades, usually sold at 75c and over, in anniversary sale, soc
 Mercerized White Waistings in hRures, stri pes and checks, manufac- turers' short pieces of 3 to 10 years. all regularly 15c and 200. per yard in sale
 1Oc
 Sash Curtain Muslin, 30 inches wide, fine quality, Rajah effect, worth 12ac yd, in sale, GIG
 Linette Linen Suitings, 30 in. wide, in all the new linen shades, worth l5c yard, 1Oc
 12ac Fine Batiste, large assortment Of beautiful floral designs, very fine Fine Corded Dimity, 2s inches vide. dS neat figures and floral patterns, regu- larly lOc yd, ste
 Nuo1lcukc Oluk00IUS, u0c dress 910Q- hams m small pretty checks, regularly Sc yard, sale Sc
 Manufacturers' shorts of all the best madras, ginghams, such as Bates, Red Seal and AmOskeaR, lengths of 5 to 10 yards, all 124c quality, 6ic
 Yard Wide Percales, regularly lOc yard, in sale GIG
 Silk Tissue and Crepe de Chimes for waists and dresses, iall shades, value 49c, in sale 2Oc
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SHERMAN
HAY IN DEMAND

HAY IN DEMAND.
 Hay is in good demand, this spring. About 60 loads have been weighed on the scales at the Center, besides what has been bought by the stock.
 Mrs Della Woodin was brought to Leach Hollow and buried on Wednes- day.
 Mrs D. B. Mallory expects to return home, this week, after months visit with her brother and sisters near Buf- falo, N. Y.
 Charles Mosier and William Woodin have erected new bridge across the Creek at Leach Hollow.
 Arbutus, the earliest wild flowers, have been gathered in abundance, this year.
 Cassie E. Rogers has erected a ten ant house south of her dwelling.
 Lillian Mallory is in New York, this week, laying in new stock of milli- nery.
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Anniversary Sale of Hosiery and Underwear

Women's Fast Black Hose, seamless foot, manufacturers seconds of 12tc quality, in this sale pair for POO
 Children's School Hose, fast black, fine and corduroy ribbed, sizes 6 to 9t, manufacturers seconds of 10c and 123c quality, pair for 200
 Women's Fine Quality Fast Black Hose, double sole and double heel, reg ular 15c value, ? pair for 200
 Gauze Lisle, Fine Cotton and Lace Hose, all best 25c quality, pair 200
 Ladies' Vests, white, Jersey ribbed, ribbon trimmed on neck and sleeves, all sizes, manufacturers seconds of regular 123c quality, in the sale fo
 200
 Children's Fine Ribbed Bleached White Underwear, vests and pants for boys and girls. all sizes from 20 to 34, finely finished with silk ribbon, silk bound, pearl buttons, not small gar ment worth less than 18c, nor large garment worth less than 25c. In this sale, 2 garments for 200
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TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

On Wednesday evening, May g, there ment at the Congregational church. There will be no admission and all the church members and their friends are cordially urged to be present. Any one in the parish who desires to attend will be made welcome. The evenings entertainment will consist of an in- formal talk by the pastor on "Vaca- tion experiences and impressions in the SOuth." The talk will be illustra- ted with stereopticon slides. The en- tertainment will begin ats o'clock.
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3RANCHVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT,

TEhSONAL CHAT.
 MT and Mrs Clarence Knapp of South Norwalk spent several days, last week, with his mother on Dan bury avenue, Ridgefeld.
 MT White and family came to their home at Sunny Brook, last Friday, at Branchville, for the summer. Their many friends welcome them.
 Mrs Edgar Davis and two children have the whoOping cough.
 Miss Annie Burr of South Norwalk visited Mrs M. B. Whitlock over Sun day.
 Mrs Abbie J. Partridge called on Mrs Charles Brown and Miss Carrie Barrett, last week.
 Mrs Urania Meade entertained Mrs A. J. Par artridge at dinner, one day last week. Mrs Partridge made brief call on MT and Mrs Mohr at Life farm.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BEDDING.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Dyer Irving, grand-nephew of the ilustrious Washington Irving, and MT and Mrs George Sheffield, all of New Haven, were guests over Sun day of Mss Julia Sanford
 Miss Janette Glider of New York was recent guest of Miss Julia San ford.
 Emory Sanford was in New York a few days, last week.
 Mrs Aaron Sanford, who has been suffering from a severe attack of the grip at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs J. L.. Blackman in West Red ding, has so far recovered as to return to her home here.
 Miss Eva WOodworth of Ridgetield has been spending her vacation here with MT and Mrs George Sherman.
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PLATTSVILLEr


NEWS FROM HOYDEN s HILL.
 Mrs L. A. Jennings has been indis- posed.
 Leroy Clarke's hired man has left.
 Mrs Richard Knapp has visited friends on the Hill.
 Mrs B. B. Sherwood has visited at MT and Mrs c. c. Salmon'S of Vest port and while there called on MT and Mrs James Welsh of NOrwalk, former ly of EaStOn.
 Miss Jennie Perkins has been help- ing Mrs Charles Perkins.
 B. B. Sherwood has purchased an- other fine farm horse to mate the one purchased last fall, making a strong team.
 l.. A. Jennings and B. B. Sherwood are working their new land, purchased of the Wakeman estate.
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In Basement

Small size COmforters, covered with fine silkoline, ruffied edge, soc value
 200 Large Crib Size, same description, 98c value, 49c white Cotton Blankets, colored bor- derS, 4Sc value 200 Children's Wear Children's Embroidered Lawn French Cap, usually 39c and soc 200 Children's French Tucked Fine Lawn Caps, regular price 25c, lOc Child's Drawers, all sizes, good mus lin, fine tuckS and hemStitched hem, edged with lace, TWO for 200
 Notion Section
 Women's Heavy Suspender Elastic Web Hose Supporters, with front pad; also clasp style, straight front; all reg ua5 a5o 2SS Knns aSs msonoes TW@ F61 H%;1 for 29S and darning, 200
 Toilet Soaps
 Assorted Toilet Soaps, Witch Hazel, Castile, Tar and others,
 24 cakes for 200 Autumn Violet highly perfumed AO1ACU , CdhCS III UOA, USUAL price 15c each box, in sale, three boxes
 200
 Rogers Silver
 Rogers Heavily Plated Teaspoons, dozen in box 200 Rogers Heavily Plated Knives and Forks, dozen 62c Rogers Heavily Plated Fruit Knives, , dozen in box, sale price 62c
 Jewelry Dept.
 Beautiful Silver and Rhinestone Mounted Shell Back Combs, 98c value
 200 All our finest fancy mounted Shell Back Combs, regular price S2 50, $4 50
 S1.20 Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, S1 20
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GREENFIELD HILL.
DEERFIELD ITEMS,

Mrs Arthur Sherwood and Mrs Jesse Wheeler of Easton were recent guests of Miss Alice Nichols.
 Mrs Thomas B. Bradley has enter tained Mrs A. Sherwood and daughter of Burr street.
 Mrs Jesse l.. Pratt and son are mak- ing an extended out. of-town visit.
 Miss M. M. Burr has been on the sick list.
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10th Anniversary Sale O.
 Furnishings.

Mems 25c Neckwear for 1Oc. Mems four-in-hand washable ties, 3 inches wide, both sides alike, of finest mercer ized silk, -poplin, plain and figured In white and colors,, the best 25c neck wear in the market. Anniversary Sale-TWO 200
 Boston Velvet Grip Mems Garters, regularly sold at 200, sale price 1Oc
 Mems All Linen Hemstitched hand kerchiefs, full size, hand embroidered initials, 25c value-TWO for 200
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anniversary Offering
 Art Studio.

A life size photo enlargement por- trait in 8 fine gilt frame, size 16x20 inches, and 12 Cabinet Photos, all com plete for $3 20
 Regular price for the photos alone is $3, and for the enlargement framed, complete, S4 25-total S7 25. All this we offer you in the anniversary sale, complete for $3 20
 (Sittings till you are pleased.)
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BRIDGEWArER.

Joseph May has accepted a pos ition with K. w. W0olworth & Co. in Dan bury. He is graduate of the reliable Stillman Business college.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud- ing Piles. Druggists are authorized to refund money if FAZO OINT- MENT fails to cure in to IA days. soc.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04

Among those who attended the re- cent dance in Sears hall, Hunting town, were MT and Mrs Charles Green, MT and Mrs Peter Lynch, Miss Mamie Finnell and Thomas Kohler of Long Hill. From Bridgeport there were preSentI J JOseph Barry, Thomas Scan- lon, Jerry Lynch and Clarence Hurd.
 Recent guests of MT and Mrs Charles Green have been Joseph Barry, Thom- as Scanlon and Miss Ada Miller of | Bridgeport.
 An enjoyable darce was held at the home of Mrs Charles Green, Thursday evening, April 19. A large company were present. Music was furnished by Bridgeport talent.
 Just received, lear of oats and mixed feed. All kinds of grass seed, chicken feed, etc., on hand.-[John s. Hurd.
 Eslie Cunning and family of Bridge port were:guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Granville Cunning. Mrs A. Edmunds of Rye, N. Y., has been recent guest of Mrs James Freer.
 Mrs 0. P. Jennings was called to Bridgeport, Tuesday, by the illness of her son, George Jennings. Mrs Davis of Courtland, N. Y., is the guest of her sister, Mrs R. 0. Tousey.
 A big line of the Simpson and More house bottled temperance drinks, n1ce and sparkling, just right for these warm spring days. Call and see the Great American ball-bearing lawn mower. Also cheaper ones if desired. w. N. Hurd.
 William McDonough of New York is passing few days with his cousin, M. J. McDonough. R. w. Gordon of the Park City was guest, Tuesday, of M. J. McDonough,
 Thomas Kohler has been doing the spring blowing for M. J. McDonough, who knows thing or two about agri- culture, even if the railroad business l is his speciality. Martin promises some record breaking potatoes for the New town fair.
 The Sheffield coffee is the finest drinking coffee on the market, 25c a pound. Our Mocha and Java blend at l8c. Our teas are o. K. Tn every par ticular. r.-[Mrs Robert Staines.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
"kayser" Glove Sale

Ladies' Fine Suede Lisle Gloves, in black, white and grays, 2 button clasps, Kayser name and guarantee,
 200 12-button length Mitts in black and white. anniversary sale price, POO 12.buttOn length Kid Gloves, in black and white, $2.50 value, s1.5O
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William Dlar17onsteir1.

POsTOFFICE BLOCK, NEwrowN. HARNESS REPAIRING--In addition to the repairing of Boots and Shoes after this date will do all kinds of Harness Repair Work. Bring on your harnesses and l will do your work promptly.
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Art NeedleWOrk

dozen Skeins of silk for 200
 24-inch Hemstitched Linen Center pieces, stamped to embroider, with drawn-work border, soc value, 200
 Fancy Scrap Baskets, pretty shapes in variety of colors, 49c value, 200
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D 1Io4oL O G. New Fairfield, N HdlIlI N .OCI Conn,

Are stu making carriages and wagons of all kinds. Have dropped our large advertisement benefit of the saving. Factory, New Fairfield. Repositories. Danbury and New Milford.
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  oHnnthr wha whh o 7ery For MutrHo
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Muslin Undergarments

French Corset Cover of fine cambric, trimmed with Val. lace, regular price 200 each, TWO for 200
 39c Drawers for 200. Women $ Mus lin Drawers, all sizes, trimmed with fine tucks and deep torchon lace edge, not sold anywhere for less than 39c. in sale 200
 39c Skirts for 2Oc Women's short white skirts of fine muslin with deep fOunce, hemstitched hem and tucks, in anniversary sale 200
 75c Skirt Chemise, 49c. Of fine nain- sock, trimmed with fine lace insertion and edge, witL beading, silk ribbon at neck, and ruffle skirt, 49c
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
20th Anniversary Sale. W0men'S Outer Garments

New Arrival of Misses and Women's Box Coats Made good quality double twist 
 Skirts
 
  pted finished
 
  fol All predominate; trimmed. and tailored. Anniversary Sale, 
  circular 2Oth Anniversary Sale of
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HandkerChiefS

Mems Japonette Silk Finished HandkerchiefS, hemStitched with mer- ceriZed silk, embroidered initials, al- ways selling for 10c and 124c each,
 5 for 200 Women $ and Childrens Very Fine India Linon Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, value sc each, 12 for 200
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2Oth Anniversary Sale in
 Shoe Dept.

Women's Patent Coltsk1n Christy Ties, plain toes, ribbon effect, very dressy Oxford, sizes 24 to7, $12O
 Childrens 75c shoes, lace style, hand turned soles, spring heels, patent leather, tipped, sizes to 8, 20th anni- verSary sale price 49c
 Women's Black Kid Butcher Ox- lords. patent leather tips,, sizes, 2 1-2 to ', 2Oth Anniversary Sale price, 79c
 Infants soc Moccasins, shirred rib bon, trimmed in pink, white, red, tan, black, blue, etc., sizes to 3, 20th An niversary Sale price, 200
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kimOnOs and Wrappers.

  sold Price
  Wrappers striped   Silk Chale
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WOmen's NeckWear

A box of fine Silk Neck Ruchine containing neck lengths, assorted styles, Of the best 25c yd Ruching. Box worth soc in this sale for 2Oc
 A lot of Fancy Stocks, lace trimmed ana embroidered, all the newest styles, regular 25c value, TWO for 200
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04
Leather Goods

Leather Hand Bags, worth 39c, 20c Leather Card Cases worth 39c, 200 Leather Hand Bags, worth $1, 49c Leather Hand Bags, worth g., 98c White Embroidered Wash Belts, with pearl buckles, worth soc, 200 White Embroidered Wash Belts, gilt buckles, 25c value, 2 for 200
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LONG HILL.

NEW BOOKS ADDED TO LONG HILL
 LIBRARY.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-04

LIBRARY. II. Martha, the Parsons Daugh- ter, W. Heimburg 72. Knight Errant, Edna Lyall B. The Red Triangle,
 Arthur Morrison "A. The Long Night,
 Stanley J. Weyman 75. Abbe Constantin, Ludovic Halevy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-29
DEL FRlO AL FUEGO

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