The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-06-02

James Orion and family of New Mil
ford spent Sunday with Frank Kennedy
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE GRIFFING LIMB
KILNs.
At the CT fling lime kilns contract has
just been let to George B. Ferris to dig q
ditch, some distance 80 feet deep, for
draining the quarry. Mr. Ferris is now
engaged on the job. Mr. GriffiDg is very
busy at the kilns, the AousatonIc Valley
lime having a good name in the market.
Smith Seymour is working the Col
Starr farm, this season.
A. G. Barnes of Boardman's Bridge is
having his house and other buildings
painted. w. s. Wright is doing the
work.
Turney Soule will put in seven acres
of tobacco, this year, on his farm above
Boardman, which is in charge of Willett
Losee. He is using Bemis tobacco
transplanter.
Dr. Todd, New Mnford's well known
veterinarian, has been at Lime Rock,
caring for pony i'll with pneumonia.
Ii is one Of a pair which Mr. Barnum's
daughter drives and is valued highly.
A horse owned by Miller Heldstein at
GaylordvilIe stepped on a nail and has
been in bad shape. DR. Todd has been
attending the horse.
George w. butcher of South Dover
had valuable horse very sick with
pleuro-pneumonia, but under DR. Todd's
skillful treatment the horse is recover
ing.
Willie Coldpaugh of New York Is the
guest of his uncle, j. A. Coldpaugh.
Charles A. Way, the well known Rail-
road street,paint man, had excellent sue
cess, last season, in introducing GRAY
Mineral Ash, preparation for destroy
ing potato bugs, insects and the like.
Paris Green is dangerous, as is also Lon
ion Purple. They are both arsenic COM
pounds. Neither Of them is soluble 10
water, and unless washed off by the rains
hey are cone tant menace to domestic
The loss in valuable animals
BY means of Paris Green and London
Purple, to say nothing of domestic fowls,
s enormous, while the effect of Goodelps
Gray Mineral Ash would be no worse
han so much whitewash. Gray Miner
al Ash. while more effective as a preven-
'ative Of the spread and growth of YER
min, has no such effect upon animals and
men. D op in at Mr. Ways and buy a
sample package.
George Robertson, the veteran and
genial shoe merchant of Bank street, is
having sale of fine shoes that is attract
ng trade from a wide circuit. Mr.
Robertson purchased an entire stock of
Ihoes away below cost and Is selling
hem in the same way. Mr. Robertson
lays it is the greatest sale of fine shoes
New Milford has ever seen. Here are
ust few of the prices: Baby shoes,
worth 25c, now only l0s; child's russell,
black and red button and lace shoes,
lies to 6, worth Csc, now 4Q.; girls
black and russell, spring heel shoes, slzs
i to 2, worth $1.25, now only 75c;
adies' Dongola, patent tip shoes, worth
81 25, now only Soc; girls spring heel
oxford ties, worth rs, now only SOC;
aides russell Oxford ties, worth 81 rs,
low only 75c; LADIES' Dongola Oxford
les, worth $500, now only 81 %;
French polish, worth 15:, now only s.;
russell polish, worth 10c, now only Sc;
mems shoes, cap and plain toes, worth
81 %, now only SOC; mems fac shoes,
worth So 90, sizas 6 to 10, now only g. 20;
mems fine quality Patent leather shoes,
were s. %, now only 1925; ladies' fiaest
grade Vic Kid, button and lace shoes,
all sizes, worth SO so, now only 81 40;
ladies' black and chocolate high cut BIZ
cycle shoes, were 81 so, now only 81 IS
SOUTHVILLE.