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HALT IMB COST
Lioii GoffN
has better itrenffth and
flavor than many so-call-
.ed*'fancy" brands.
Bulk coffee at the same
' price is not to be compared
with Uon in quality.
Iiitlb.alftt(lit.
MsM pwkates.
Th« eoBtfowMy vwt M» parlor
matoh la sUll tolat on In 9«« Torfc.
The acitatloB brooicht abovtbf tha
dMiera baa preraotMl tta total baoMicDent
afcd It la no* propoaMi to make
atriet /AfcotntlmM aa to keaplnii It
The reqnlrementa tnolode flreproof
tnatoh boxei, placed fl»e and a half
rest from the floor, above the reach of
the ohlldren, a raparate receptacle
for holdlDR the bnmt onea and the
keepinff of not over one thoawnd
inatolies In a boi.
Santod-Dumont iBplanninR to eitah-
ItBh R Hoe of passenffer air ehlpe in
i Parts.
Holiday Goods.
You will And our store
full of useful gifts for
everybody. . . . .
Everything fi^om a Lace
Handkerchief to a Load
ofGroceries. . . ; .
A. F. Lobdell,
Main Street,
Brewster, N. Y.
Do You Go to Nevr York ?
Then let us demonstrate to yonr mtlBraction, that you are wastlns
nnneoPMAry money and time travelintc. Give na a trial order, either outright
or on a marRlo, If only ten shares, we'll be pleased, because you'll
find our way of plaoIuK ordera a aatisfaotory revelation to you. No
Interest Charxes.
J. CLYDE MYTON,
Phone lOB. S T O C K B R O K E R . ^ Pbonc 18.
BetabliHhed 1892. B. fl. WHBKLBB, Mgr,
Danbury, Conn. Brewster, N. Y.
THE BOSTON STORE
l» well prepared for the cold hard winter months that we have got to
, face yet. We can furninh yon with the best of goods for your Infant
^ XL baby, your great grandfather, your sons and daughters with
Clothing and Dry Goods
' and a full line of General Fancy Goods for ladies and Geota. Sytles
and prioes will sure please you all *
THE BOSTON STORE,
B. H. Brewer. Proprietor. Aaron Finehfrg, Mnnager.
Opposite Harlem DeiMt, Foster Building, Brewster, N. Y.
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Continuation
of Our Clearance
Sale
of Ladies' and Misses'
Coats and Ulsters.
Prices Ranging at About Half.
Frank M. Scott &; Co.,
183 Main Street, Danbury.
Flower Pots and Stone Pots.
I'liofb llio Jjowt'bt. Goodw Dtilivercd.
SOMERS & CO., <
Opposite First Congregational Church, Danbury.
Headquartei s for Cluua, Crockery
and Kitchen Furniture, js
YaiiarMn*
Mra. DaHdKen»apa«(.Satardayln
thaeitt'
Haaaf*. J. «. and T. J. Kent apent
Monday tn the elty.
Two aaaea of the lerlppe ate reported
In town.
O. 8. Willlana of the News took n
bUBioesa trip to the city Monday.
Miss Harriet Herrlran wtll H|>end
several weeks with friends tn Sharon.
James Uerrltt and Hra. Srt.rah Weed
entertained a H. .Tudd, Misses Frankie
and Gertrude Jndd.
MIM Annie Ninkeiaon was entertained
at dinner on Cornwall Hill on
ChrlBtmaa
Mrs, F. B. Seofietd was the gnest
of J.oho Penny and lamily at Brewster
on Sunday.
Hrx. George Dibble, of Mt'Vernon,
was a guept at Cornwall Hill on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mi& J. H. Cornwall has been entertaining
her friend HIsa Htlla, of New
Haven, the past week.
Coleman Lee who Is flntahing Ms
course at Albany BustneaB College was
at home for Christmas.
Mr. an4 Hra. I* L Baynea entertained
alwut eiiteen at a family dinner
party on Chriatmaa
Mr. and Mra. R 3. Stoat entartetned
Mr. and Mra. John Stephens and
daughter over Sunday..
Mra. W. D. Akin and daughter
apent aeveral daya recently at her
home nisar Dover Plalna.
Mr. and Mra. Lyman Brown, of
Dover Plain)), were gnesta of M. K.
Lee and family on Sunday.
Prof. WbUford left town last week
to enjoy the brief'Chriatmaa vaoatton
with relatlvea In Mew York and Mew
Jersey.
The dancing class under the charge
of Miss Cleveland was held in Btahl's
hall Saturday evening and^waa well
attended.
Mr, and Mra. J. C. Oerow have the
pleasure of entertaining their daughter
and iwp ehildreu of Mew Yotk
during the holidaya ''
ThelLadies Afternoon Whist riuh
was entertained by Mrs. Cornwall.
Mr, and Mra Cornwall expect to start
for Califoruiti where they will spend
the rest of the whiter.
Dr. and Mra. T. p. Blrdsall and sons
Joined twelve otiiers of the BIrdrail
fnnifly at their gathering In the
homeiitead at Mewb.irgh Christmas
and B|Mint an enjoyable day.
Men and teams were buity getting
ice for the wtlk factory ice houaes the
first of ttie week but it was not very
thiokfand some preferred to wait
longer lj*-fiire (leglnning to out.
hUM Lului Tucker eptertalned a
small company* at her home Friday
evening in honor of her guext MIM
Florence RIcharda The evening was
spent witl'i "progressive flinch" and a
dainty supper was served.
A very hatnlsome new altar rail wa
plaoud In ChrUt churoh lout before
the bPrvice on Chrlstmaa luorning. It
was bought and presented by St-
Mnrgaret'e Guild and was a complete
Hurprltte to moct of the parish. It la
hrubs of a very uuat and appropriate
det-ign.
Tlie new acf*iy ene gas plant placed
In the Judil hall wus usuil fur the first
titue. on Tuettilay evening The line
stage and aiMiessories now plac«-d In
pobitiou make it the tluest and must
complete hull in this vicinity and
One of the most enjoyable eooiol
eveuia of the Sfasoo was the dance
iriveu ' by HIH Misses Patterson iu
Judd's hall Tuesday evt-ulug. About
80 luviled guesis were present and a
very dainty bufl'el supper ufsaladi*,
ices and fancy cakes was served. The
Bruijo orchestra furuibbed excellent
uiUbio. The yo^uug ladies were assisted
in rt»ceiviug by Mrs. Matthew
P. Cornwall.
DyVeuuuis.
Afler an IllufbS uf mure than three
muiillis durtiiiuu Tliuiuas H. Lswreuce
eulert-tl Julu rett buuduy eveuiug, at
his iiuhiu ufur Jioauerburg. His
iti-fbruM^ (viil Lte greatly uiiM>i'-d iu the
old tSouthvast Pre«>b) tpriau cliurch
of which lie was a Ruliuic Elder for
over 4U yearK beiug uidaJued under
tiie paHtuiait^ of Kev. (ieorge F.
Goodhue iu ibUS, He was also a loyal
sui'purt«r of the uhuruh aud iu all the
ulliues wbii^h h** tilled he disuliarged
bis duties with ability aud prudeuoe
After a faithful aud couhista^t life of
IH yeais bis luouruiug frleutls caji but
rejoice that be baa entered the
iieaveuly tuaUttiotu ixgt made vitb
handfl and la Mcned toraver mora In
tlie praaenea oT hia redeemer. The
funeral aarvloa was held Friday at
11 :M a. tn. at the ehareh. Bev. Bdwlo
B*>hner, of Prlneetftn, eonducted the
aervlce aaslaied by Rev. J. Z. Falvre.
The interment waa made-In the
family plot tn the old Presbytarian
cemetery.
CeM Mprlag.
Frank Parrell, of Brooklyn, i« visiting
relatives during the holidays.,
Harry L. Timm and wife, of Detroit,
spent a few days wltn Postmaster
TiMim.
The dance at the Town Hnll Mew
Yearr tfve waa a decided succew,
everybody thoroughly enjoyjng themselves
to the fullest extent
A ohltnney on Are in the Paulding
house called out the fire company on
Wednesday morning. Owing to the
promptness wtlh which It responded
no damage waBsastained.
Hikey Parks, a local character, reeently
apptfeil to the poormaBter for
aceommadattons at the county houwe
for the winter. After being transported
and finding he waa obliged to
aaw wood h» walked home.
The dancing class reception Mew
Teara night waa well attended, many
oat of town peopla helping to make
It the attraetlve anoeesa Great oredit
la due the yonng ladleaforthe elBctent
manner In which the olaaa.ia eondqated.
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The numerona frienda bf^Mra. C- R
Cleveland, widow of the late Oreatea
Cleveland, Jr., were aurprlsed to hear
of her death. She waa taken .with a
alight cold which rapidly devetoiied
into pneumonia and sinking rapidly
she passed away Monday afternpus(>
it Is. It uud 'origluul' over it iu the
ue\vs])apcr 1 look it from."
It was u lirown uuiversity student
wliu bud tlie frout to auk I*rofessor
Ciiswcll wlietbor Uls uauie would uut be
u» Wfii without the C.
soiuetbiug of whiuh the (own muy
It WHS u Drown graduate wbo ut the
well fei'l proud.
age of sixty led tolbe bymcneal ultar u
The many friends of Miss Lillian bride of twt'nty-Uve and wbo, being
MoKeiizle of GrefUwiuli, a former askitl by u college claasiuute buw be
teacher iu the school here will be t-uiilriviHl at his fi-osty time of life to
shocked to hear of her di^lh on Sun­
wiu tlie uflTecUons of so young u wuiuun,
rejiUcd: "Ob, it was easy euougb. 1
day last after two weeks' iilness from
Just addr(!sst^d to ber two lines of t>oe-
typhoid fever. 8he was a girl of flue try, 1 wruu-:
charauter and bright »uuny dls[>osi-
"If lov« Is u llatne that Is kindled by Arc,
tlon and woo many friends during TlivD au old Kilck Is bust beuauMi ''tis
her st.iy hero.
dJ-Icf."
It WHS a Harvard student Who mauy
The death of George McCunu oc­ years ago bud tbe coliruge at the sudcurred
at the Presbyterian Hospliul den apimrltlun of Professor P. at a
at one o'clock Tuesday moriiliig. boulliv wbicb the youth with other stu-
Burial was In the Caibollocemetery duuts bud Uudled iu tbe voUege yard
at Pawling on Thursday- Be was to staud and confront biui wbeu, us in
I 20 years of aice and had always lu-uo tbu caae of Cuaabiani:a on the buruing
in poor health since his service in the
deck, *^all but bim bud ded." "1 um
surprised. Tbumbuu, to llnd you In sncb
Cuban war. He la survived by one
company *." exclaimed the professor. "I
brol ber.
sec nobody hue but you aud me, professor/'
was tbe reply.
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The Wvmau and Ibc Wlnduw.
Why is it, usks uu exi-bauge, tbut a
wuuiuu can sti-uggie until she Is red In
the face and worn out l>ulb In temper
and body by a window in a ruiiruud
trulu in ber vain eudeuvurs to close or
open it wht^u all tluit a luuu bus to do
is to walk up aud go over exuclly tiie
auuie Hue uf uct-iou that abehusuliviidy
cxbuusti'd. aud duwu uouics Lbu iWraelury
wiuuuw iu u jlffyV It is u utust
huinllluliiig fufl. but a very U-uc out-,
uevurtbclrst^. tbut not live wumcu out
vt a iiozi-u ever succeed iu uiTuUi^iiig a
wiuduw to ibt'ir autisl'ui-liou. Tbcy
pull uxjd tug until tbi'y ari'euibuiTUKSi'd
auJ linully Iu u pluudlug munucj- luok
ui'ouiid ut suiui' slJp of a muu, wliu
witbuut ui.'.v iiuiihi'iibc briiigs about Ibe
dt;tilrn bpalnia smMIrr oltlta BII
over tbe i>uunir> Tlila and tlilBaioDesliowatbalwecQUldiR'tdobuslatBBta ibMeplaoeB
uujesfi
uuitwi
tlitire wtrr BOUII t dU(«ini-nlB to set tbe people out ol Uie luriie dUea und to cuaw to
'i«
e
tntire wtrr Bonn i tiU(«ini-niB 10 get me peopie out 01 uie luriie dUea una to cuaw to S
uawlnyvtlle iui,tiy tli(>lrl-urnuiire. Yuu all know tbere are not mauy attractions htre Z
except t trt>iiifi,iii>df>i'iiiHiiit'Uli.v trt>iiifi,iii>af>i'iiiHiiit'Uii.v an auto ninnlnfir runninir tbrouKb tbe town and sUrrioir sUrriDa up ourZ ourS
tolbt.'
Uucts,
^ i>u do
HO
nut
ilit-y
liiiuw
iiiiufi li'> ulT a row days and rocupeiate tx-rorp trolnif on wltb titelr d«lly E
ktiuw liiiw utit'xix'cU'd one oftbfBt; autos cimiOB down on the people
tbe wl](l|.ri)»«fi Tlicy nru nil Keltlfd down quietly 00 Uielr did tioiiiettl^-udB and eretyilil: peopleluS'
ruuHMv't't Hloii)rir(iin ymr Utyciir, csufptun Paulmrv Kuir wwei., Tlion tliuy iret outrh heoJJ
sprlnir WHifOu uiiu nil liHiioD niHit lur tlie F»lr.
iL-yifet outi ,
sprlnir WHifOu uiiu nil liHiioD niHit lur tlie F»lr. KtrncntbiT wn deliver all ^nnds free uf
oIittr^tKand puiintMceburtMli iiviry. Wlilli- wulllnirrurinitiiB ut liswleyvllle Juststepln to
ourrtfodlDg rooiu i^'licie jcu will iind inBgaziiteti auu pupurs to pass tbe time away. |
Q. F. BAKER & CO.,
Furniture, Cari>els and Kitchen Bangee, |
Telephone IM. J^j ^J ^ ^J J \ jiim Telephone IM. ^
Great Clearing Sale of Ladies',
Misses' and Children's 3
I Suits, Separate Skirts, |
Jackets.
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^ Before taking inventory we are offering special 2
values in all departments of the'store..
^^ E. k' STONE. 229 Main St., Danbury.:
mmuummm imim imm mmmmmd
Pawnee 17312,
Record 2:26 x-2.
Dottr Boose Lirery Siabl&s,
J. A. KUNK,
Pawling. N. Y,
HIKK-STAMBOUU KUTV-
DAlil~Ul^^KyAUA,Ulauoof S in t-M and Bitter, lucludlug BesutUul Itells.
Dam ur 10.
six uf ilieKftoil'AWNKKbuvftijt«TfdUeaollBt, includliiB Kred I'nftor, KaTj,'.
Juliu U ifUUJt. tuid WuJLt;r It, 2-^^. (nU wlniilug rui e rfuirou } Tlie uittjurlty t-I tlie
i-tdi HAHNKk iin lur^v. staudiiiu iruui lb a tu l(l luuids. all buiB aud bruwua. up
uuduu. iiiiu. t'ljid ui-t«ini. vt-iy ulLnwUvu aud all buvescmvsp t-d, making liiiiu Uie
e
iLucM utKi'iiili'iucu'ti mutlKtei's
llv will bluud diirlug tbt Isi^uwuoIlHJitsttbeDuUburHouse bUblea, I'uMlUig.K.Y.
si •tt ui lusuru. .
beud uddri mt Uir cn-culunt jlviug fuu luformutjr n.
More diristmas Goods Received.
I'irst lot -all sold.
AntJlher shipment of Umbrellas with latest .designs
in handles, fast hlack covers and extra good quality.
One Lot, SjJecial Umbrellas, with Sterling
mounted handle and pearl trimmings at 98c each. Other
qualities from 39c up. Another sale of Table Linen, 50c
quality reduced to 39c; 75c quality reduced to 50c; $i.oo
quality reduced to 75c. Other Holiday goods in great
abundance, (jive us a call.
WILLIAM STONE,
247 Main Street, Danbury, Conn.
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