The Newtown bee., 1902-06-13
W. G. BARrON's NEW STORE.

W. G. BARTON's NEW STORE.
Noble Bennitt is having plans made
for store for W. G. Barton, 46x7O
The windows each side of the entranc
will be 1S4 feet, with a nine foot en-
trance, tapering down to six feet. II
promises to be one of the finest stores
in the town, and Mr. Barton is to be
congratulated on his pleasing pros
poets. T. Soule & Co. are to do the
work.
NATIONAL BANK PEOPLE WILL SOON BIZ
BACK IN THEIR OLD QUARTERS.
The First National bank will prob
ably be located in their old quarters in
Railroad street by another week. A
temporary roof has been placed on the
building, and carpenters are fast get,
ting things into shape.
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
Arthur Stone is gardener for one OF
the hotels at the lake.
Will Keegan is recovering from a
very severe attack Of pleurisy.
George Roebling has given up farm
ing on account Of his health, and found
employment in New Haven.
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND
BURNED.
A barn belonging to Arthur More
house was destroyed by fire. late last
week Monday afternoon; presumably
lightning the cause. A shower pre-.
coded it two hours.
Mr. and Mrs J. Stuart Halpine re-
turned on Monday morning from their
wedding journey. Mr. Halpine and
Miss Nancy E. Reilly were married on
June 4 at the Church of St Francis
Xavier, Rev J. F. Donohue officiating.
Mr. Halpine is one of New Milford s
most energetic business men, and he
will have abundant congratulations
on his taking a wife.
Henry Donnelly has engaged a pros
pective store of Noble Bennitt on the
site of where Cassedy's cigar store was
formerly located.
Attorney Frank Marsh has placed Il
new Herring-Hall safe in his Office.
Mrs G. H. Allen has returned from
visit in Norwalk.
Principal E. L. Robinson has been
confined to his house for several days
by illness.
Martin Lillis, who was employed for
several years on the railroad, has
taken a position with L. Wichert.
Dudley Booth of New Rochelle, N.
Y, passed last week in town.
Mrs Fannie Peck of Milford is visit
ing at George w. Anthony's.
Newton Hoyt Of Bridgeport passed
Sunday in town, guest at Heber
Knibloe's.
Mrs Franklin Hoyt of indianapolis,
Ind, is the guest of her parents, MI
and Mrs Heber Knibloe. Mr. and Mrs
Hoyt sail in about 10 days for Europe
for vacation. Mr. Hoyt was former
ly principal of the Center school here
NJ. w. Hill, the hustling jeweler,
made flying trip to New York on
Monday.
d. D. Potter of Falls Village was in
town, Monday.
Nelson Watson, the hustling young
merchant from Kent, was in town
Monday.
"Jack" Dorsey, for two years or more
a popular clerk at the New England
house, has accepted position in the
Allen house at Torrington. For the
last week Mr. Dorsey has been visiting
friends in New London, Orange, N. J..
and New York.
William Williams, an employe of A
H. Mcmahon, has been in WaSsaic
n. Y, this week, to attend the mar
rage of a sister on Wednesday.
Thomas Young has exchanged roa6
horses with Seymour Green. The lat
ter has let the horse he got of M
Young 90 to Mr.: Blinn of TOrrington
Local horsemen had the pleasure OF
greeting E. B. Wheeler of Warren
Monday. He had just returned from
Easton, where he was called by the
death of his father, Henry K. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs Coll of Brooklyn passet
Sunday at the Baldwin house.
Thomas Young has added severa
new carriages to his livery equipment
which is now kept at Pratt & Hawley'
building.
Fine print creamery butter, 25c
Bridgewater and Aspetuck print but
ter, &c; Bridgewater tirkin butter, Csc
New full cream cheese and Merwin
pure lard, lowest prices, at The Farm
ers' Trading Co.'s.
Health by good living is only obtain
ed by using the Health Brand foo
products. None better packed. Soil
only by Farmers Trading Co. Tr
their Blend coffee at 25c and fruit jam:
10 and zoe.
| Mrs Aaron Marsh of Sharon has bee
recent guest at Heber Knibloe's.
Mrs J. w. Adds has sold her plac
on the Wellsville road to Frank Rogers