The Newtown bee., 1901-08-09

ne may well feel proud, while G. ", EHatchssS Brothers have one which cannot easily be beaten. Only two crops hereabouts remain unsOld. Prices range from 16 to 200. ..', .-
 Again the voice of the "pup" is heard in the land. Charles Stevens is this time the happy pOssessor of a fox terrier. There are only IT dogs within a quarter of a mile.
 CHESTNUT LAND
 Mrs Robert Mallory and friend visit- ed her sister, Mrs Howard Clark, one day last week.
 Miss Mamie E. Hill, who has been the guest of her grandparents, has re- turned home.
 Mrs Allan Hill and daughter were at Lawrence Cantield's, Sunday.
 John Anderson spent last week in Kent Hollow.
 Mrs Chester Sonle of Long Mountain recently spent two days with Mrs Law renee Camp.
 Miss Nellie Anderson was the guest of MT and Mrs Peter Anderson, Sunday. J., Russell Smith of Danbury is spending an indefinite time with MT and Mrs Andrew Bristol.
 Editor Smith, wife and child, were through this place, last Friday.
 Mrs Andrew Bristol and niece called on Mrs Joseph Watson, one day last week.
 J. A. Northrop & Sons have equip ped the Bates residence, now owned by w. G. Green, with fine plumbing throughout.
 Mrs John w. Hoyt is visiting her parents at Salem Center, N. Y. ,.
 Harry Palmer, employed by the Booth & Bentley Co.,, is passing his vacation at Walnut Beach, Milford.
 w. H. Percy, the obliging attendant in the ticket office at the depot, leaves on Saturday to pass his vacation at Block Island.
 John Erwin and Gotlieb Wiest, who started in the saloon business at Mil ford, have retired from the same. MT and will shortly take position some where in the employ of the Adams Express Co.,, while MT Wiest is work ing at his trade in Bridgeport.
 Charles D. Morgan of Brooklyn is the guest of M. w. Hill. ''
 B. J. Emmons, the obliging teller of the Savings bank, is passing the week with his family at E. W. Seeley's in Roxbury. Mrs Emmons leaves on Saturday to visit relatives in Ansonia.
 The residence of John P. Treadwell, which is being overhauled by Con- tractor Wells Sherman, is also being fitted with some fine plumbing throughout by that reliable firm, J. A. Northrop & Sons.
 J.. T. Underhill, Jr., of Gaylordsville has handsome brown horse, bought of Pliney Squires. Miss Julia Mulcahy of New York and Land have been guests this week, of Miss Nellie Mulcahy of Elm street.
 Albert Carlson began cutting tobac- co on Monday.
 Ground was broken, Monday, for the new parsonage of the Congregational tract for the excavating. C.M. Beach has the contract for the building.
 Born, August 3, son to MT and Mrs H. o. Mills, of Bridgeport, and grand son to MT and Mrs J. R. Johnson of this town.
 John De Musey is driving a nice road horse, bought of Pliney Squires.
 MT and Mrs William NOrthrop and daughter, Mildred, are passing a few days in New York, where MT NOrthrOp is engaged in work for the firm of J. A. Northrop & Sons.
 Miss Emma Keeler of Brooklyn is guest at R. M. Breinig's.
 w. B. Bull, an obliging clerk at the National bank, passed Sunday with his mother in Kent.
 The Misses Boardman have returned tn ui11op0 after a C0in,1rr1 o fhosr pleasant cottage at Lake Waramaug, which has been rented for the balance of the season to MT Carter of Ohio.
 MT Blakeslee, just returned from Europe, is expected, this week, at the Ives cottage at Lake Waramaug.
 Mrs Campbell and daughter, Marion, of Westerly, R. l., have been visiting Mrs Samuel Ferris.
 MT and Mrs George Ackley passed Sunday at Lake Waramaug, dining at the LOomarwick Inn.
 MT and Mrs Frank Evitts drove to Lake Waramaug on Sunday, stopping at the popular Carter Inn, kept by MT and Mrs Henry w. Brown.
 Noble Bennitt passed Sunday at Lake Waramaug, the guest of Andrew M. Booth.
 Ground has been broken for the new AouoO OA 1AuuO ~ NlI1Oi. EoOulC ~ Co. have the contract.
 P. O. Dwyer of Danbury attended the races on Monday.
 Howard Marsh, of w. G. Barton s dry goods emporium, is away for va cation.
 MT Campbell, Miss Barnett, Mrs H. A. Baldwin and Mrs Frank Evitts at tended the lawn party at Mrs Peters in Marbledale, Wednesday evening of last week.
 MT and Mrs George Russell have moved from the Fred Richmond farm into the house with Mrs Russell $ father, Bruce Nearing.
 A. G. Barnes began harvesting to- bacco on Monday.
 MT and Mrs c. F. Schoverling are ex- pected to arrive in New York from their European trip on August 20. OThe Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma chine company had two men, with team, and lady demonstrator, here last week introducing their popular sewing machines and sold quite large number. C. E. Riddiford, the Bank street jeweler, has the local agency and will be ready in the future, as in the past, to show up the good points of these machines. MT Riddiford carries a full line of sewing machine supplies.
 Clarence Anderson was bit quite badly badly, one day last week, by a