The Newtown bee., 1902-04-04

"Well, this is like Heaven,' and then pointing to the Bank street door about which crowd of 100 men had gather ed, said: And those poor devils out side can't come in.''
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 E. A. Wildman received two car loads of tobacco for his local ware houses, this week.
 E. A. .Wildman shipped two car loads of cased tobacco from South Glaston- bury, this week, to be placed in the local sweat room. He also shipped away two car loads of old tobacco to New York parties.
 Leslie Marsh, son of E. o. Marsh. is taking advantage of his vacation from school by asserting tobacco in the warehouse of his grandfather, E. A. Wildman.
 Up to the present time about 34OO cases of tobacco have been put up at the warehouse of Vincent Sterling. c. E. Riddiford, the well-known Bank street jeweler, has an interesting announcement in this weeks BEE. MT RiddifOrd has fine stock of watches and jewelry, which has been replenish- ed for the spring trade. He also wants to emphasize the fact that his store is headquarters for repairing.
 The closing cut sale at Romans on Bank street has been going on with a rush, large number taking advantage of the desirable bargains offered. This week Friday and Saturday MT Roman invites all ladies wishing to secure great values in dry goods, to call. The knife has been put in deep on prices all along the line.
 Wallace Osborne is to erect tobacco barn at his place on the plains.
 The public schools are closed for a vacation of two weeks. Pratt & Hawley have reprinted and placed in fine repair the family coach belonging to- Miss c. s. Sanford. For Dl King they. have renovated the old car. riage of Dr Hine, which was regarded as a wonder in it's day. It now shines ir it's new dress of paint, and with its big springs will make a very easy riding vehicle.
 Ezra Golden has been in New York this week, buying goods for the spring and summer trade.
 Miss Carrie A. Emmons and W. E Stone were married, last week Thurs day evening, by Rev G. L. Taylor They will make their home for the
 present atC. A. Ways on West street
 Pliney Squires, who brought in an other load of horses, last week, ha! sold pair to Isaac Bristol, a pair o
 workers to Simon Crehan, a pair te Frederick Gregory, pair of carriage horses to Anson Squires, pair te
 Charles Hartwell, pair to Joseph
 Beers of Brookfeld, pair to Charles Buckingham, pair to Alderman Jud
 son of North Woodbury and pair t. 70 George COrbin of Brookfield.
 MT and Mrs Henry Donnelly spen f Sunday, March 16, with MT and Mir f Bray at their Lakeside home, Lax : Waramaug.
 F. H. Bumstead spent few days a Thomas Bray's hotel at Lake Wara maug, recently.
 J. J. Feeney has sold good drivin
 horse to Pliney Squires, which ha d since been shipped to Bridgeport pal l. ties.
 d Andrew J. McMahon is building IS large tobacco barn on his Willow De
 farm.
 Mrs Joseph La Hait is improvin N slowly from her attack of pneumonia Miss Esther Futile, a trained nurs
 who has been caring for Mrs La Hai l, returned to Bridgeport on. Thursday - Miss Carrie Marsh, who is attendin ! school at Claverack, N. Y., is at hon o for the Easter vacation.
 J. P. Treadwell of Norwalk was i f. town on Monday.
 W c. P. Bentley, of The c. H. Booth
 Bentley Co.,, passed Fast day wit friends in East Orange, N.J J. a- Miss Agnes Roswell, the populs ,I f,., ho cfn nf hn LNn nr k Trading Co.,, passed Friday, Saturda
 and Sunday at her home in Bridg a water.
 n Rev F. A. Johnson made flying tri y to New York City the first of the weel e Louis Richmond has bought tt .e George Marsh place, which he erecte Ill last year.
 - Henry GarVey has bought the hOus