The Newtown bee., 1902-01-31

harness dealer, has sold pair of hi handmade farm Ina rneSseS te go to tn, Masonic Home at Wallingford.
 Hubert Thomas attended the furni ture exposition in New York City or Wednesday.
 c. P. Bentley, the popular manager of the Booth & Bentley Co.,, passed Sunday with Hartford relatives.
 c. E.. Riddiford, the Bank stree, jeweler, speaks of the January trade ol 1902 as much better than year ago He has lately disposed of number ol Wheeler x Wilson and Demarest sew. ing machines.
 Thomas Bray, the jOvial Lake Wara maug landlord, was in town on Mon day and called on his numerous friends.
 John R. Way of Danbury, brothe, of c. A. Way of this town, is now quite comfortable, although confined to his bed.
 The F. B. Rowe Co. have completed for Charles l. Leach large barn on his Church street property, east of the Town sheds. In the spring this firm will build on an addition to his house, | to be used for store purposes. Mrs George Ackley is visiting at her home at Rawlings, N. Y. There was no service at the Metho. dist church on Sunday evening, owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev pr George Lansing Taylor. Rev Charles Sweet of Winsted preached at the local Adventist church on Sunday last.
 Rev Stephen Heacock assisted in special services in Southington over Sunday.
 Daniel Wheaton, who has been ill in the New Haven hospital for some months with typhoid fever, returned to New Milford on Thursday, and is with his sister-in-law, Mrs Minor.
 Principal Robinson, accompanied by Addis, Herbert Marsh and Walter Freeman, went to Green pond, Satur- day, on skating expedition.
 Grand Inside Watch J. H. More house of the A. o. U. w. of Connecti- cut, installed the officers of Farren lodge of Bridgeport, Tuesday night. A. w. Piper accompanied him in the capacity of grand guide. MT More house is popular in A. O. U. w. circles.
 Miss Leota Erwin has returned from visit at Springfield, Mass.
 The dancing class will close the season with reception and dance at Roger Sherman hall, next Wednesday evening. It promises to be swell affair.
 A whist party will be held on Friday evening at the home of MT and Mrs M. T. Ryan at Still River. A large delegation from the Brooktield Whist club are expected to Oe present as guests of their Lanesville neighbors.
 An enjoyable whist party was held at w. w. Gardner's in Lanesville, last Friday evening. The first prize was won by Mrs M. T. Ryan, while M. T. Ryan had the honor of winning the booby prize. Refreshments were served and the evening was greatly en- jOyed by all present.
 Buy the celebrated Health brand canned goods, all kinds, at The Farm lOc; peas, 1Oc; tomatoes, 1Oc; Lima beans, 1Oc.
 Ss.s ,s forget that we sell the best Lehigh haEEsesssaa1-~ lowest prices, prompt delivery, at 1,IS3 3dsgegs, ds9 ITS; Trading Co. essss ny. Advertised letters remain at New Milford postotfice addressed to: Alma Anderson, J. R. Baldwin, Bell & Libbey Paper Co.,, Mrs Noble Daven- port, Philip McGoldrich, George Post.
 The Monday club met, this week, with Mrs P. M. Cassedy.
 The Ladies' whist club met on InurSQay afternoon With MrS J. LehOy Buck.
 A literary club has been organized in the upper grade at the Center school. They meet every Thursday evening at the residence of Principal E. L. Robinson on Whittlesey avenue.
 Lewis Pratt, formerly of the firm of Pratt X Hawley, has returned to New Milford from, Bridgeport and will open up carriage and wagon sale and repair shop in his old quarters, which he has hired of H. A. Hubbell.
 J. B. Castle has been in Boston, Mass, this week, making his annual selections in the spring line of cloth