The Newtown bee., 1900-10-26
GAYLORDsVILLE.

nelo on fr1o0y evening 0s CDe 0Ome U aAYLoRDsv1LLE.
 Rev M. M. Curtis, who has been Ii fee ble health all summer, fs now c0nfiu ed to bic bed.
 A four horse team carried 6 load t New Milford last week to hear H0l joseph l.. Barbour on the issues of tn campaign.
 Theodore Green has left the creamer, and returned to his home in Mount Yer non and Frank Kimlin has taken hi place.
 The friends of Isaac Stuart, who ha been i'll for some time, met one morn ing last week and dug his potatoes fo him.
 Charles Evans of Great Burlington Mass., formerly of this place, was visit ing with his many friends here, las week.
 Frank Isabel of East Hampton, Mass. is spending vacation here and doing , little shooting.
 Mise 8. Elizabeth Evans has bee, home for short visit.
 Miss Helen Hatch, who has been homl sick with typhoid fever, has 70 far re covered as to be able to return to hel duties in New York.
 Mrs K. H. Roys attended the Epwortl League convention held in Chatham, N Y., as delegate from the chapter in thiI place.
 Jerome Judd has finished his engage ment as conductor on the N. Y., N. Fl. H. railroad and is home for short time
 One of our most experienced and skill fui fishermen and one of New Milford'f able legal lights are planning . trip tc Lake Ellis, N. Y., one day this week and your correspondent expects to have { marvellous fish story to report in the next issue.
 There has been quite too much viola ting of the games laws lately, especially in regard to hunting on Sunday. The Especial Protector" in this place is on the lookout for offenders and 1t is the wish of ell law abiding citizens that he may be able to make an arrt st or two ae it would 60 far toward breaking up the practice.
 Edward Honan's store at the depot quite few goods stolen. No clue to the thieves has been obtained as yet.
 LANEsVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Hur.burt of Bethlehem is spend. ing few weeks with Mrs J. F. Walling.
 Henry Walling picked some blossoms from hia raspberry vines, recently.
 J. Mack had an apple tree in his or. chsrd, which had buds, blossoms and apples on, during the pact week. This is no flsh story.
 Horeemen who have visited Frank Evitts' store and inspected his fl 10 stock of winter robes, street and stable blan- kets have all gone away with big bun- dle of blankets tucked under their arm and self-sat' 'sfi d smils on their coun. tenances.
 J. A. Northrop < Sens have men in Danbury placing cne of their Unique E. Hull.
 Daniel Brewer has bought one of the substantial Dick fodder cutters of that popular i'm, 8 aub 6 Ma1!ett.
 Fl. Le Roy Randall has lately pu- -chas- ed the Capron property.
 Mr and Mrs A. B. Sterling are visiting in White Plains, New Rochelle and New York City.
 Gelden invites the men folks and the ladit 8, too, to step in and look over his stock of fall and winter gocde.
 William Osborne's house Is being inn proved by the enlargement of the front piszzs.
 Frank Evitts, the popular dealer in horse goods, has his fast trotter, ''Minnie T." all fitted up with 85 shoes and he now says he is going to beat "Yale Boy" "Hubie" and ''Pop," however, say they don't believe 1t.
 Workmen have been engaged, this week, in laying stone for the gutter, in front of Turney Soule's property. They have als0 been extended as far as the New England house clrner.
 The republicans are counting on a rousirg rally. this (Fridav) evening, at which Congressman K. J Hill will be tho star speaker. The hall promises to be crowded to its full cape city, as MI Hill is an ente rtaining speaker.
 It Is something unusual for village the eize of New Milford to have city fish market, but this Is what the New Milford Fish Co. has provided, theil store being under Staub & Msllett's, op' potite the Town hall. Proprietor Hayes says he is gratified with the trade he has received, which has been increasing They also have fancy vegetables in theil