The Newtown bee., 1901-12-06

OiNA taking hold of the project with a con siderable spirit.
 AN IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE DEAL.
 Charles Leach, the oil man, has bought the O'Connell residence on April 1, 1902. In the meantime MT Leach will make some alterations at the rear of the house.
 Mrs Walter Hatch is spending few weeks with her parents, Mir and Mrs Peet, in Upper Merryall.
 MT and Mrs George Ackley drove to Pawling, N. Y., on Sunday, to see Mrs Ackley's father, who is quite ill.
 Miss Fannie Grafton and Miss NcrO- ma Murphy passed the greater part of last week at Charlottesville, with Mrs Murphy's mother.
 F. l.. Bennett of New Britain and Miss Edith D. Bennett of Lyme pass ed Thanksgiving with their parent $, Mir and Mrs Willis Bennett.
 A special meeting of Schaghticokc tribe of Red Men will be held this (Friday) evening.
 Ezra Golden has been in New York, this week, selecting goods for the holi- day trade.
 The ladies club were entertained on Thursday evening by Mrs J. Le Roy Buck. A departure was made from the usual custom, the gentlemen being invited.
 Pow-Wow!
 Athelston Mills of the Yale Music school, New Haven, Officiated at the organ at the Congregational church on Sunday last, and will play again next Sunday. E. R. Hawley of Huntington has resigned as organist.
 A cause for Thanksgiving on Thanks giving day in the home of MT and Mrs c. D. Pulver was the safe arrival of lusty boy.
 L. Roman, whose store is opposite the New England house, advertises some timely specials" in his new ad- vertisement, this week.
 Williams and his tom-tOms at the pow-WoW.
 l.. Roman was in New York, Tues day, selecting novelties for his Christ mas trade. His store will have at tractive features for Christmas buyers.
 Merchant w. G.lRarton was:in New York, Tuesday.
 Landlord and Mrs G. F. Pixley pass ed Thanksgiving in Brookfeld, guests of MT Pixley's father, Alonzo Pixley. Others present were Mir and Mrs John Keeler of West Hoboken, N. J., Mrs Barker and son of New York, Mir and Mrs Anthony Pixley, Mir and Mrs Pe- ter Pixley of Great Harrington, Mass, and Miss Mary Lee of Brookfeld.
 A ticket for the pow-wow costs $1. It's tn three times that.
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts were guests on Sunday of Ex-Senator D. B.. Mallory and Watson Hungerford in Sherman.
 M. w. Hill, the genial Bank street jeweler, went to Hartford on Tuesday, having been summoned as juror by tie United States district court.
 Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne of Waterville passed Friday with her sister, Mrs c. D. Pulver.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs Frank Whitney died on the 27th of last month, aged three weeks. The funer- al was attended on Friday last. Rev J. F. Plumb otticiated and the burial followed in the New Milford cemetery.
 See the Indian encampment.
 MT and Mrs Seymour Green were guests on Thanksgiving day of Mrs Blinn.
 J. H. Bronson of New Haven was in town on Monday.
 Ackley, Hatch & Marsh are having a tremendous sale on rubber and felt boots. They have a big display of these goods in the front part of their store, and as the genial "Jim" says, this firm always keeps at the front.
 w. A. Parsells is moving into the Benjamin Treat residence on Grove street.
 Join the Red Men.
 Special, this week, at the Farmers Trading Co.,, peanut brittle, 1Oc a pound; three-pOund package buck. wheat flour, 1Oc; rock salt and salt pc tre, the real stuff; all best brands of flour, $4.5O barrel; maple syrup honey; creamery butter prints, 25c.
 Best coal only-hard and clean, nc slate-at lowest prices. Prompt de- livery at Farmers Trading Co., s Grain and feed of all kinds, best qual- ity. Prices always right. Harvey MerWln spent InankSglVlng in town.
 Conrad Pulls has moved his family to Bridgeport, where he is employed. Mir and Mrs Bert Cheeseman have returned from their wedding trip anC are boarding at Mir Donlan's on Mich Olas Square.
 HermOn Bowers of New Haven was