The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07


d, $50: Glennon d, 574; Williams r, 525:
Sturg IS r, 534; Barlow r, 535; Ackley
r, 534; Mallory r, $50; Hine r, 536:
SouIe r, 535; Hine T., 534; Mcmahon r,
532, Morehouse r, 534; Todd r,2
ST JOHNS CHURCH NOTES.
At the morning service, next Sun
day, Percy Collins will sing solo. In
the evening the anthem, ''Seek We the
Lord" will be sung.
Ezra Golden was in New York, last
week, where he made large purchases
for the fall and winter trade.
The temperance billiard and pool
parlors of Monroe Chidsey, over Frank
EvittS' harness store, are equipped
with three handsome tables and Mr.
Chidsey says he will put in fourth.
He has a pleasant, attractive room.
centrally located, and undoubtedly
will meet with generous patronage.
J. II. Belden of Falls Village, re-
publican candidate for high sheriff,
was in town on Monday.
Harmon Bronson Of New Haven was
in town, Monday.
Ammon Green of Litchfeld passed
Sunday at N. II. Roots.
Mrs Edwin Bostwick gave delight
full whist party, recently. The first
prize was won by Mrs William Bost-
wick and the BOBBY by Mrs Payne.
Edwin Lampson of New Haven pass
ed Sunday with his brother-in-law, w.
G. Lathrop.
Frederick Conn of Santa Anna, Cal,
who has passed several months at the
home of N: H. Root, has returned to
his home on the Pacific slope.
Mrs M. w. Hill is visiting in Bridge
port.
Mr. and Mrs George Webster of Hol-
yoke, Mass, have been visiting Miss
Vera Jeffries.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Evitts drove to
Litchtield, Sunday, taking dinner at
the United States hotel.
Booth & Wilson have completed
their contract. for erecting the big
factory for the Bridgeport Wood Fin
ishing Co. at Still River. 1t is a model
building, one of the heaviest timbered
buildings in the state.
The front of the New England house
is to be of buff and gray brick, and
will present handsome appearance.
1t was designed by d. e. Soule, build
ing foreman for T. Soule & Co.
Andrew Borelli has bought a little
tract of land, 24x4O, cast of Noble Ben.
nitt's store, OF Henry Kimlin.
Miss Ella Belle Sterling has returned
after a three weeks visit in Hartford,
and Springfield, Mass.
r. w. L. Wendt has placed a new
Mosler safe in his temporary store OF
| the Park.
Mrs Fred Warner and children will
| pass the winter at Daytona, Fla.
| John Sullivan, who is engaged il
drawing wood for the Coe Brass Co. d
judas Bridge, had one horse get badl.
lacerated on barEel wire fence. ID
r. S. Todd was called to attend to thu
horses injury.
Mrs George Stevens of East Hart
ford passed last Thursday and Friday
with her parents, DR. and Mrs Barker
| Walter Fem, who has been having
serious time with a knee, is nov
making good progress toward recovery
DR. Barker attended him.
The little son of Carl Smith fell, TIN
other day, and cut his eye lid quite
badly. DR. Barker sewed up the woun'
and the lad is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Riley wei
coined a daughter in their home OF
the 3lst.
Henry Donnelly fell down hatch
way door in his cellar in the dark, on
day last week. He sustained seriou
bruises and is just getting about b
the aid of a cane.
w. +. Osborne left on Thursday fu
Daytona, Fla.
The residence of Ebert Burwell
Wellesville is bright with a fresh DIRE:
of paint.
Mrs Alfred Wildman of Danbury
visiting at J. L. Bucks.
By Friday, Manager Bentley of tt
G. H. Booth s. Bentley Co., expects
be located in the handsome new qua
S tiers erected by Mr. Booth. The mill
merry department has been located
their beautiful room over the Hi
store, and connected with their ma
). store, since Monday. Later on TIE
, BEE will have something to say abo'
this attractive and up-to-date stor
j which is to be equipped with a gre'
stock of goods.
i Read what The Farmers Tradir
Co. have to say about coffee, this wee
AS they are headquarters for fine &C
Il fees they will serve the famous Be
: nett & Sloan's Java and Mocha COTE