The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-06-20
Ten Pages.
LITCHFlELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.

Ounudy new 1Ork physician came IN |
consultation.
William w. Stillson, the artist, will
erect studio in lot east of the vii
lage, which he bought of S. G. Landon. |
Charles Lake has taken the contract
for the mason work on the new block |
of Andrew Borelli. It will be of brick,
three stories. T. Soule & Co. are to do |
the carpenter work.
Miss Anna Graver, who has been Wis
iting Mrs w. L. Keller, returned on
Wednesday to Jackson, Mich.
@. e. Riddiford, the enterprising
jeweler in Landon's block, reports
trade good. His new advertisement
calls attention to new goods in silver
ware, gold and silver watches, and
clocks. Some extra good bargains can
be picked up now in clocks at his store.
Druggist Noble has equipped his
new store on Hill avenue with soda
fountain called ''The Ohio" manu-
featured by Matthews of New York.
M. Egan, who has cared for the Park,
completes this year 20 years of service.
Mr. Egan takes pride in his work and
does it thoroughly and well.
Miss Grace E. Lathrop is visiting
Miss Edith Lathrop in Madison.
Miss Fanny Grafton, a teacher in
the New Milford schools, has returned
to her home in Trenton, N. j., for the
vacation.
G. P. Bentley was in New York on
Monday.
The c. H: Booth & Bentley Co. are
now located in their comfortable quar-
tiers in the Mygatt block, where they
have a large and up-to-date stock of
dry goods and millinery.
Luke O'Connell of Grove street is
improving his residence by new dress
of paint.
1t is said that Lawrence Northrop.
who went to California some time ago,
is about to return to New Milford, hav-
ing decided that there is no section
like Connecticut after all.
Selectman A. G.. Barnes has about
two and half acres Of tobacco under
canvas.
There was a six-inning game of ball
on Conetia Park, Monday, between the
FOrnStnrc nd
Leary were the battery for the For
esters and Ammi Simmons and Will
liam Brewster for the Storrs.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thomas were in
Bridgeport and New Haven, Monday.
Rev George Lansing Taylor, D. d.
occupied his pulpit, Sunday, at the
Methodist church, for the first time
since his illness. Rev w. T. Gilbert
preached in the evening.
Miss Carol Sanford's residence is
now in the hands of Charles Homer
Osborne, who has 1Oartists here plying
the brush. The house will be ready
for Miss Sanford's occupancy in about
a month s time.
Among the wedding gifts Of Mrs A.
G. Todd was the deed Of the house on
East street from the brides grand
father, Charles Camp. The bride was
also the recipient of handsome check
from the groom's father, G. A. Todd.
N. H. Root, who is past master at
had new beets in the mar
ket on Tuesday.
Hon Nicholas Staub is to remove
shortly to the residence of the late T.
T. Marsh, which is being renovated for
his occupancy.
f. G. Bennett & Son have installed |
new Mosler safe in their establish
ment in the Schoverling building. l.
Albert M. Sterling has a fine new
horse, bought in Woodbury..
Gustave Puchel, the enterprising
tailor, is now located on Railroad |
street in the building of Peter Peter
son, where he will attend to work in |
his line promptly.
William Keller has leased the barn
Of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh and will
locate his livery business there.
Heacock Brothers are laying new
walks about the residence of w. G.
Barton on East street.
Anthony Yeomans was exhibiting a
skin in New Milford, Mon
day. He killed the RATHER who occu-
pied the suit, near Green Mountain
pond, and saw four more like him es-
cape in a pile of rocks. The skin was
four feet long.
The New Milford creamery, which
has been located in the building of
y. w. Anthony, has moved to a new
building on the Benjamin Treat prop
erty on East street.
1t is said that the energetic George
Ferris has II acres set out to tobacco.
He is probably the most extensive to-
)acco grower in the Housatonic vale v.
Mrs f. n. Barton of Watertown
passed Thursday and Friday with Mr.
md Mrs w. G. Barton.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Bradley of Bridge
)Ort are the happy parents of son,
'orn on June 8. The young man is
,randson of Mr. and Mrs S. r. Hill of
his town.
Miss Elsie Nichols passed Sunday in
Bridgeport.
The Farmers Trading Co. have the
leSt line of hiuh urada cannod fooa