The Newtown bee., 1901-09-06

LYDIA E. PINKHAA MEDIcIN8 Co.
 home of his father, Virgil Hatch, in Upper Merryall.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. Van Ness Green of New York and S. D. Green of Wisconsin are busy, this week, sampling tobacco for Bunzl & Green.
 Sutter Brothers have shipped away something like 16 car loads of tobacco in the last few days.
 Schoverling, Kinney & Go. are hav- ing the sweat room connected with their tobacco warehouse enlarged. T. Soule & Co. have the contract.
 T. Soule & Go. have the con tract for the addition to the tobacco warehouse of Sutter Brothers. It will be 3Ox46 giving warehouse 18O feet long. The house on the lot to be occupied by the addition is owned iby Vincent Ster- ling and will be moved on a lot of MT Sterling on Grove street. : Some excitement was aroused in the village over the report that Miss Kit tie Calvin had been found in a pool of blood in her room at James MelOy'S and was in serious condition. It ap- pears that on Sunday she returned from church and went at once to her room. Shortly after Miss Jessie Browe went upstairs and found Miss Calvin lying in pool of blood. Drs Staub and King were summoned and after time she revived. It is believed heart and in falling bit her tongue. Miss Calvin is now about, although not strong. She is the popular teach CT of the Lanesvilfe school. The Farmers Trading Go. s store, which has been recently re-stocked with a fine line of high grade grocer ies and meats, is doing large and increasing business. AS they sell for cash their prices are always the low est. Lester Warner, former manager for Vincent Brothers, has charge of the meat department, where he would be glad to see his many friends. Only the finest grade of meats, Native and Western stock, will be handled, fresh every day.
 Peter Planz passed Sunday in New York.
 Miss Lottie Reuter- and William Reuter- of Jersey City are the guests of Philip Planz.
 c. B. Riddiford, the genial Bank street jeweler, will have lot of at- tractive bargains for the people dur ing fair week.
 Bargains at Golden's store, next week.
 MT and Mrs George B. Ackley took in the races at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, on Wednesday.
 Mrs s. R. Hill returned the first of the week from a stay in Bridgeport with her daughter, Mrs Bradley, who has been ill.
 Garwood Merwin is taking a vaca- uion from c. M. Beach's, learning some of the principles of agriculture on his farm in Merryall.
 Visit the store of c. B. Riddiford, Bank street, when you come to the fair, next week. He has some special attractions for housekeepers.
 Judge A. G. Todd, the popular judge of probate, passed Sunday and Mon- day in Bridgeport and New York.
 A store full of bargains at c. E. Riddiford's during fair week.
 Carnival of Bargains at .Golden's next month.
 Visit Golden's, during Fair week.
 Forbes Dunderdale of Brooklyn was the guest on Monday of Miss Ruth T. Booth.
 The children and young people O. All Saints church had a picnic or Tuesday on Mrs Blacks lawn. The weather was ideal and all had a pleas ant time.
 Miss Fannie Grafton, has returned from Trenton, N. J., and is stopping at Joseph La Hait's.
 Frederick Van Wyck and Frederic B. Mygatt of New York, who hav' been in the office of Evarts, Choate Beaman for a number of years past have formed law partnership unde the firm name of Van Wyck & Mygat with their office at 65 Wall street.
 Mrs Ernest Lathrop and two chil dren returned on Monday night iron sojourn at Woodmont Miss Ruth Levy of New York, wh