The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

d device that cannot be torn away, and 1t positively does hold the arch perma- nently in place, and keeps the shoe true to its first lines. c. A. Trow- bridge sells the Emerson.
 MRS JOSEPH WILEY.
 Eliza J. Wiley, wife of Joseph Wiley, passed away on Saturday, aged 6S years, five months and 13 days She was born in London, England, the daughter of James Willingham. Her husband and one daughter, Mrs John Hannon, sur vive her. MT and Mrs J. F. Treadwell of Norwalk were present at the funer- al, which took place on Tuesday after noon, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. The burial was in the Center cemetery. Mrs Wiley was a woman of kindly heart and will be greatly missed in the neighborhood where she lived.
 Why do more women wear "Queen Quality" shoes than any others in all the world? Why is it that on the feet of fashionable women, those who choose with discrimfnatton,a absolutely regard less of prfce-more Queen Quality shoes are seen than any other make in all the world? Behind these facts lies a reason. And one we'll fitted pair of Queen Quality shoes will disclose that reason tn be their infmitable style and I one woman who is ever dissatisfied with Queen Quality shoes That is she who does not take the pains to get | the correct fit for her foot: Being | made in an endless variety of shapes and styles, and for all the different
 sizes and types of feet, it is obviously important to get shoe of the size and shape intended for your foot and not one designed for a totally different | foot. If you will but insist upon being properly fitted with one pair of Queen Quality shoes, the comfort, pleasure
 and satisfaction they afford will but add one more to the ever-Rrowing throng of Queen Quality enthusiasts The c. H. Booth & Bentley Go. sell
 the Queen Quality.
 Charles a Duncan. of the firm of Duu- can & Canfleld, has been suffering from blood poisoning. Drs King and Brown of Danbury have attended him. Clinton O. Hendricks is driving a handsome pair of black horses, bought of Beeman & Strong.
 Doan's kidney pills. For sale by O. L. Leach.
 As will be noted in another column,
 Mrs Melvin D. Miles of South Main street has number of articles for sale, including good driving harness, robes, horse and stable blankets, lawn mow- CT, cabinet makers tools and other Kingsbery's iron rust eradicator
 will remove all kinds of stains. For sale at c. I. Leach's.
 Moth balls, 1Oc pound, at O. l. Leach's.
 Frank Hawes of Sherman was in
 town, Tuesday, the guest of O. I. Samuel HoIlister, who bought a horse two weeks ago of Beem8n & Strong, secured horse to match him, Saturday, of the same firm.
 | ice Lof he pfv r l. en room with Mrs c. Nj. Hunt, fourth
 house south of the Town hall, where she will be after March 25
 | w. M. Keeler will arrive on Satur-
 day with carload of No. l Michigan horses, which he will be glad to have l any one inspect at his stables. | F. F. Soule has the sole agency for | New Milford for the Buck cigar. | Try the toothsome goods at J. G. | Neiss' bakery. o. E. Riddiford is headquarters for
 correct and satisfactory work in watch
 and clock repairing. l Druggist W. N. Noble is offering s
 complete line of the famous Wallace
 confections. l Great odds and ends sale of wall paper a, | John Hannon's-
 | D. McMahon, the popular tailor, hal
 good line of shoes, guaranteed tc | wear and stand the storm. A line -oI | stylish hats just received. Also some
 handsome winter caps. Good values
 in men s pantaloons. For refreshing glass of soda water
 with pure syrups call at the drug store
 of Albert EvittS l Farmers speak highly of the Secur | ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells Il
 and recommends 1t highly for horses | Fine confections and smokers per
 Quisites at Cassedy's. 1 Watch and clock repairing promptly
 attended to at the store of M. W. Hill