The Newtown bee., June 01, 1906, Image 1

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The Automatic Tool Co.
of South Norwalk, Conn.,
Ia prepared to furaiah milk-bottle eapa, plain,
waxed or printed, at low pricea aad in quantitiee
to auit purebaaer.
Factory Opposite bast Norwalk K. R. Station.
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wtown
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The Automatic Tool Co.
of South Norwalk, Conn. ,
Maaufaclures milk-bottle capping macbiaee; gae
oliae eagiaea and motors; develops and produeee
special machinery.
Factory Opposite East Norwalk R. R. Station.
VOLUME XXIX.
NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1906. TEN PAGES.
NUMBER 22.
The Melbourne Cancer
lure Co.
Are SDeclatt"t8 In the treatment and euro of
0 incenKTuinorsand all Malignant Growths by
trie most modern and scientific- method NO
KM I KB. I f you are a sufferer, do not hesl tate
to consult a Specialist who has made his rep
utaMou by effecting OCttES. Examination
Free.
Sanatorium: 64 Bank St.,
and 57 Derby Ave., Derby, Ct.
Offlise hours: 7 to 9 a. m., 18 to 8 p. m., 5, to 7
p. m. Telephone 3j7-1U.
J. W. Melbourne. M". D., Specialist.
1 00,000 Celery Plants
twice transplanted.
JOHN RECK & SON,
ItIS Oak St., 9BS Main St., Bridgeport.
Professional Cards.
W. J. Baaohar,
Attosjut-at-Law,
Kooma 25 and 86. Sanford Bldg, Bridgeport.
OIBoe In Newtown open on Saturdays from 9
a. m. to iM p. m
Albert L. Schuyler, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OtH over Newtown Savings Bank.
Hours: 810 a. m., 1-a 30 p. m.
Office phone No. 10.
House phone (dandy Hook) 20-5.
Hours at house, 5--7.30 p. m.
F. J. Gale, M. D.,
Office In the David Been Residence,
Nawtown Street.
Office Hours : 8 to 9 a. m.. t to 8 and 7 to 8 p m
Dr Walter H. Kixknan,
Pbtskiam AMD Scroiok.,
Sandy -ook, Conn.
Office Hours: 8-9 a. m. 1 to 8.30 and 7-8 p. m.
Telephone 1 18-8.
Dr B. R. Shopp,
Desntlevt,
Washington Depot, Conn.
Dr Prank E. Judson,
Demtlat.
67 OlNTSR ST., BSTHEL,COhN.
Opposite M. B. Church.
Office hours: 8.80 to 18 and 1 to 6.
Dr F. A. Scott,
Desntlst.
Lewis Block, Woodbury, Cob:
Local Telephone, 9-15. Long Distance, 86-3.
DR. 5. E. ALLEN,
Hattibtown, Conn.
P. O, Address; Route 16, Stepney Depot, Ot,
Administer of Magnetic Treatment. Spec,
lallst In treatment of heart failure, stomach
(rouble and headache.
Terms reasonable. Consultation Free.
A. J. McGown, O. Q.,
OPTICIAN,
South Britain, Conn.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted at patrons
home without extra cnarge. win respunu
promptly to phone or postal cam.
Celkste A. Bkntcdiot, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Jt State Street, Bridgeport, Conn
Electricity one of the therapeutic agents.
Office hours from 10 a n. to 18 m., 8 to 4 p. m
Charles 8 Flatt,
Teacher Piano, Orgaa aad Theory,
NEWTOWN OONM.
Oscar Pitzschler & Son,
Barxbrs & Hairdrbssbrs,
Newtowa, Sandy Hook and Hawleyville
Newtown Shop open every day. Hawleyville
shop open Wednesday afternoon ana ounaay
morning. Sandy Hook, shop open.every week
a ay. uniy nrst ciaaa worn.
POOL, TABLE.
DENTAL PARLORS.
sfcpert dentistry, painless and reliable, most
modern and scientific appliances used for
p a lnless operations.
DR. C. B. BLACKS. AN,
.surgeon Dentist. Office In Postoffice Block
New Milford.
Dr Battam,
DENTIST,
Bake St asst. Nbw Milford.
LEONARD'S INSURANCE
AGENCY,
FIRE, ACCIDENT.
Old Companies,
Uoweat R.atetav
Dr R. S. Todd
VETERINARY SUROEON,
New Milford, Conn.
AT LIBRARY CORNER.
$15 Suit Sale.
What are these $15 suits ?
Well they are stylish single or double breasted blue
or gray serge sack suits gray fancy mixtures in fact just
the suits you have been looking at with longing eyes.
What i9 the value ?
18.50, 20.00 and 22.50.
These are ideal suits the fabrics are carefully chosen
for service the tailoring is rigt, the style correct and all
the haft marks by which you recognize good tailoring are
there. You buy at this special price a suit that fits you
perfectly and will retain its good looks just as long as it
lasts. Shoulders, collar; and every point, carefully consid
ered.
$15.00.
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AQJynAiN & juhn 31. u uv DriLucruri.JuiNWc
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In all the newest fashions.
Trimmed Hats, shapes and findings.
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Treasurer of the Newtown Water Co.
Cornelius B. Taylor,
President of tha Newtown Water Co
Mid-Summer Millinery
Children's Wash Dresses,
50c to $5.
Ginghams, linens, ducks, chambrays, etc. every
wanted washable material. Ages 4 to 12 years"."
Agency for Ladies' Home Journal Patterns.
McLEAN BR.OS.,
221 Main St., Danbury. , Telephone
157.
HOME NEWS.
WATER WORKS MATTERS.
CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT TO BE BEGUN
IN A FEW DAYS.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Newtown Water Co., Friday night,
held at the rooms of the Newtown
Savings bank, it was voted to call a
meeting or the stocKnoiaers ror J ane l
at 7.30 p. m., for the purpose of in
creasing the capital stock of $10,000 to
$20,000, or from 400 to 800 shares. It
was voted to call in another zt per cent
of the capital stock, July 2. Judge
William J. Beecber was appointed to
sign the contracts. Messrs C. B. Tay
lor ana u. u. iecK were appointed to
lay out and build a road to the power
house. The actual construction on
the water works plant will probably be
begun in a few days as the Italians
wno are to do the digging nave arrived
and are quartered in J. Albert Black-
man's small house.
QRANQE NOTES.
LECTURE ILLUSTRATED BY STEREOP-
TICON VIEWS.
At the meeting of Pootatuck Grange,
next Tuesday night, the lecturer's hour
win oe taken up with a stereopticon
lecture on the telephone business of
the state. It promises to be very In
teresting and something out of the
usual order. The lecture has been re
ceived with great favor by neighboring
urantres before wnom it has been giv
en. It is hoped there will be a full
attendance of the members. The lec
turer's hour will be open to the public.
AT BEITS' .
Hellebore for currant bushes.
Steam's headache cure, 25c. .
Ayer's pills. Aver's sarsaDarilla.
the leading proprietary tonics.
All
niCHAEL
White Mountain lief ri ger ators
The Perfection of Household Cold Storage.
They are dry, clean, (loanable, pure, economical, convenient, roomy, dur
able, saaitarv to the utmost deoree and cold aa an iceberg.
The ice man would never grow wealthy if all Refrigerators were made like
this greatest of ice savers. Made of well seasoned hardwood, it has an improved
removable ice chamber, convenient apartmeata for eatables and is in every way
up to data. Price $11.50 to so.
Also a line ot neingerators 97.50 aid up.
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc.,
Baby Carriages and Summer Furniture,
1 77 Stai' Street - . - - Wn4portt
THE JULIA ROBERTS HOUSE AT
BOTSFORD,
BURNED TO THE GROUND.
Last Friday afternoon sparks from
the eniiine set tare to the grass near
the old J una Koberts place at Botsiora
It being so dry the lire spread until it
reached the house, setting lire to the
building and burning it to the ground.
The .fire was not discovered until it
had gained such headway they were
unable to put it out. ,The house was
in a dilapidated condition and the loss
win not be very neavy. ienry uour
quenez owned the property.
FUNERAL
OBITUARY.
OF CHARLES
NORTHROP.
AVILLIAM
TKe Albany Dentists,
03a iTaln Street,
BRIDQEPORT, CONN.
Telephone Oall 249-5.
Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty.
DRS RECTOR & UHLE, Proprietors.
When buying like to KNOW that they are getting the real
thing ; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them,
Then shODDlne
be yours In the future, simply
iTAVtfb w,v and to feel that the prices paid are just.
hwvimM a nleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure mav be vours In th
when looking for things In gold or sliver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice
cut glass, timepieces mat win ten you tne trutn, aiamonas ana otner precious stones, opera
and fold glasses, ppeketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers.
Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly
fitted glasses maae ana guaranteed, uo to
The funeral of Charles William
Northrop was largely attended, Satur
day afternoon, trom ais late nome.iiev
R. K. Danrorth and liev J. a. ueorge
officiating. The pall bearers were
Charles K. Beers, 11 B. Beers, Charles.
D. Ferris, weorge a. Beers, A. u. I'eck,
Sr., and A. L. Peck, Jr. Mr and Mrs
Orrin Smith and daughter, Mrs Stiles
Smith and son, 'Jortez bmitn, were
among those present from out of town.
The floral tributes included a beauti
ful floral mllow bearing the words,
"Our Son," a bouquet of roses from
the wife of the deceased and a bouquet
of carnations from Mrs Walter (jiover
TAYLOR
Practical Jewelers,
GREGORY,
Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn.
William Bobbins of
passed Sunday in town.
Wallingford
QAftftftftftfift&ft&w A A A A A A A A
Dr George E. Bolles,
Dentist,
Danbury office: Postoffice bullding.Maln St.,
pen every day. . ,
Iletbel office: M Greenwood Ave. Bethel.
Oonn., open evenings.
Telephone No. 378.
farSATisvAoiioa Guabaktibd.
W. C. Allen,
SHERMAN. CONNh
General Auctioneer. Terms Reasonable.
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-' Have you visited our store?
toget our prices on
If not it will pay you
I. :f lewis,
Manufacturer of
Harness, Blankets, Robes and
Stable Goods.
Joun St. Fkiookport
Let Me Write
Your Insurance on vnur home and
household goods at once. LOWEST RATES
consistent wltli absolutely secure com pun Ins
T. J. CO R 3 ETT, Agent,
Nnwtown, Conn.
O. O. BEERS Sfc CO.,
Newtown, Comm.,
Manufacturers Of
Canopy Tops, Buggy Tops
Cushions, Backs,
And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages
ana wagons oeou iw uwHm.m
fcfr
Pootatuck Grange of Newtown and
Ltbe Brooktield Grange are both to visit
the Bndsrewater urange on wennes
day evening, June 13. The visiting
Granges will furnish the program.
F. P. Bailey and Miss Ella Bailey of
Dodgingtown and Mrs Martin Kelly
of Berkshire were in the Park City,
last Saturday.
Miss Mattie Ruffels of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with her parents, Dea
and Mrs George Ruffels, at Hawley-
vnie.
Mrs Edwin Hook spent Saturday in
Bridgeport.
CAVANAUOH'S
RECOVERED.
Miss Ida Cad ioe of Hawleyyille was
ill, last week, at the home of her par-
HORSE ents, Mr and Mrs George Cud joe. in
Obtuse.
THIEF LEFT IT IN WOODS NEAR STEP
NEY.
The horse which was stolen, last
week, from Michael Cavanaugh's in
Hanover was found lust .below UnDer
Stepney, on what is called Booth Hill,
tied in the woods, and it has been re
turned to him. Homer-Tfiubbell of
Stepney was passing on the highway
and heard the horse whinner and in
that way found the horse. The-horse
was a very valuable one. and was at
tached to a nice rubber-tired turnout.
Mr Cavanaugh is to be congratulated
on his good rortune. we wish the
thief or thieves might be speedily ar
rested. It is believed there were two
men implicated in the job.
CONTRACT FOR MASONIC TEMPLE
SIGNED.
.
H. C. MC COLLAM OF REDDING THE
BUILDER.
H. C. McCollam of Redding has
signed the contract for building the
Masonic temple at Sandy ilook and
will begin work in a few days. Mr
McCollam was the builder of the
Smith-Scudder residence in Newtown
Street.
Miss Kathryn Bradley, spent Satur
day in the Hatting City.
Telephone poles have been set from
the corner near W. B. Glover's to the
place of Allison P. Smith. The poles
are large and substantial ones and were
cut on land of H. H. Beers, 'i ney were
delivered by Archibald McArthur.
Mrs George Beers, who has passed
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Henry G. Curtis, in Berkshire, has re
turned to the home of her son, George
B. Beers, in Palestine.
Mr and Mrs George B. Beers enter
tained at dinner, Sunday, May 20, Mr
and Mrs Henry G. Curtis, Eli B. Beers,
Miss Fannie Beers and Mrs George
Beers, Sr.
Miss Bertha Parce of New York
opened her summer home in Taunton
on Wednesday, Decoration day.
D. P. Simpson is 111 at his home in
Lake George district with lung trou
ble. Dr Kiernan is attending him.
Mrs William Baldwin, Sr., has moved
from nawleyville to Obtuse hill, where
she will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs Benjamin Smith.
Rev Patrick Fox was in New Mil
ford, Monday, assisting in the Forty
Hours Devotion.
Arthur D. Fairchild has worked up
bis roads in good shape, from the Four
Corners west to tne Bethel line and
from the Four Corners south to the
residence of the Barnutn Brothers in
Dodgingtown.
Judge Cleaveland.of the New Haven
probate court, made a brief stay in
town, last week Thursday, ne paid a
call at The Bee office.
Mr and Mrs Charles A. McBath of
New Haven were guests, Sunday, of
Mrs McBath's parents, Mr and Mrs
E. G. Lake.
George F. Duncombe has purchased
a half interest in a mineral water busi
ness in Bridgeport. His store is locat
ed near the corner of Park and Fair
field avenues.
Miss Florence Nichols, who has been
in Roxbury for a few weeks with Mr
and Mrs Leander Palmer, has returned
to Newtown.
Miss Maude Elliott of New Haven
is now able to attend to her work again
in the New Haven Clock factory.
Mr and Mrs Harry C. Beers of New
11a ven were guests over sunoay or mt
and Mrs Daniel G. Beers at Hill urest.
The Busy Store
Co.
Women's Summer
Wearing Apparel.
We are now showing complete Usee o
all that's fresh and new ia Summer
Wash. Suite. The variety of etyles ia
tbsae gooda are dietiactively different
from those which have beea shown in
former seasone.
1 he colore are ia light blue, pongee,
rose pink and reseda greea with all
white ia the lead.
Honors are about evenly divided be
tween the tn and Box coats.
As the weather growa warmer the
shirt waist auits will prsdomiaate.
Hers at all prices from the lowtet to
the beet
Come to us to supply your Summer
Needs.
The Busy Store Co.
Fairfield! Ave. and Middle St..
.Bridgeport, Conn.
The best shoe that can
made for the money.
New styles are ready In alf
leathers.
Our label guarantees quality,
"A fit for every foot."
"Zenith" shoes are con
trol led-' exclusively by
or
HeJ-to-Foot Clothiers.
Main Street and Fairfield Ave,
(MOBTBWXSTOOBim)
Bridgeport. Conn.
The City National Bsvnk.
101-103-105 Wall Street,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
As banking is so largely a matter of confidences; it will help you and help us to become
acquainted and keep in touch with each other.
We cordially invite you to call at any time It Is not necessary to wait until you Intend
opening an account. Nor is it necessary to defer opening an account until you can make the
announcement with a substantial sum. The Initial deposit does not effect the standing of
tne depositor It is the character of the account afterwards that determines that. So come
In and see us any time. Open an account, if you like, with what you have on hand.
We afford our patrons every facility consistent with souul policy and conservative
management. '
Klark's
Cold Water
Paint
For Interior Work.
Reasons why it should be
used:
Any one can apply it.
It works easy in all cases.
It mixes thoroughly with cold
water.
It retains its color for years.
It is the best Disinfectant.
It will not scale, chalk, peel,
blister, flake, rub or wash off
It is cheaper than lead and oil
paint.
It is cheaper than common
whitewash.
Endorsed by Architects.
ZIGL-ATZKI-MAR.KS
Company,
110-116 South Main St., Waterbury, Ot.
Frank Millkr, President,
Charles E.
Hough, Cashier,
H. B. Tkrrill, Asst. Cashier.
"If It's Made of Rubber We Have It."
BICYCLES.
In addition to carrying in stock everything and anything
made of Rubber we also handle a complete line of Sporting
Goods. Buying for twelve stores enables us to give the most
for your money every time. '
Just now we are showing a splendid line of Bicycles of
standard makes, that are fully guaranteed for season of 1906.
Priced at
$20, $25, $27.50, $30, $35, $50.
Call and see them.
WRSt QQDD3
The Wooster-Atkinson Co.,
1043 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
Good Exercise
Gives
LONG LIFE!
There is no better exercise than
horseback riding.
Saddles from 5 to $50
Bridles from $1 to $10
The Peck & Lines Co.,
185 to 307 Middle St.,
Bridgeport, ...
Ct.
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The Corner of Good Shoes.
William A. Leonard,
Secretary of the Newtown Water Co.
The
Patrician
Shoe
for
Women.
During our entire experience ia the re
tail shoe bus'aess we have never sold
! better $3 50 shoes for women than the
Patrician.
There is a certain samsnees to the
novice in all shoes, but to tbe expert
buyer there is a vaet difference. As ex
pert buyers we obssrve the toe shapes,
the shoe-making, the sole sewisg, the
etitchinq aid the materials, and if the
ehoe passes mutter in all these require
ments we snow nat it win suit our pa
trons. The Patrician shoe, handsome
as a picture, durable aad comfortable, is
a gr.a proposition ui 95.0,
Hide in Patent Kid.Veleur
Calf, Vlci Kid, Gun Metal
Calf and other leathers!.
Hubbell Bros.,
Derby and
New Haven.
Bicycle Tires.
Big Four Tires, $1.25.
Hummer Tires, $1.75.
1906 Tires, $2.25.
New Oxford Tires, guara'nteed,'$2.50.
Goodrich Tires, guaranteed,?$2.75,'$.
Hartford Tires, guaranteed, $2.75, $5.
Play Ball.
Now is the time to think of Baseball. Our stores are
overflowing with Gloves, Mitts, Masks, Balls, Body Protect
ors, Bats, Shoes, Toe Plates, etc.
Operators of 12 Stores:
1105 Main St., Bridgeport.
13 Church St., New Haven.
139 Bank St., Waterbury.
5 j Asylum St., Hartford.
340 Main St., New Britain.
51 West Main St.Meriden.
399 riain St., Stamford.
74-76 Main St., Norwich.
58 State St,, New Loadoa
a6 1 riain St., Springfield.
138 North St, PKUfleM.
" 606 rjaln St., Worcester.
The Ailing Rubber Company;