The Newtown bee., 1902-08-08

The boats which entered the contest were ''The Loyal" MT Mead; "The Lena" MT Breinig; The Nancy" MT Mygatt. ''The Loyal" won, the time being one hour and 39 minutes. SENATOR PLATT AT LAKE WARAMAUG.
 Senator and Mrs Orville H. Platt are passing few days at the popular Car ter house: Lake Waramaug, and the Senator has enjoyed the bass fishing with the veteran, Charles Buher. as guide. Just how many three-pounders the Senator has landed is not stated. AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev MT Buell. of Syracuse, N. Y., will preach next Sunday morning and evening. The hour of the evening service is ' o'clock.
 Attorney Frederick R. Curtis of New York is passing his vacation with his parents, MT and Mrs L: F. Curtis.
 The genial James Sullivan has been on the sick list for few days.
 P. M. Cassedy has taken the room vacated by Frank Evitts for bicycle repair work.
 Rev w. D. Humphrey of Roxbury was in town on Tuesday.
 MT Kinney, of the firm of SchOver- ling, Kinney & Co.,. has sold out his in- terest to H. Duy x Sons of New York.
 Walter Fenn is away enjoying two weeks vacation. James Meloy is ta- king his place at Leach'S.
 Through lack of time the Rowe Co. chancel of St Johns in time for last Sunday, but expect tO have them ready for next Sunday.
 "PinafOre" will be repeated by tal- ent from Marketable and New Pres ton, next Monday. It is hoped that there will he good attendance as quite sum is needed to finish paying the cost of building the hall in Mar bledale.
 Howard Marsh is having a two weeks vacation.
 John Bongiorno, the enterprising shoe dealer, has rented a store in the Randall Green block, next to the post office and the furniture store of HOyt &, Atchison. This will give him one of the finest locations in town.
 The Eastern Upholstery buildings are receiving new dress of paint at the hands of Taylor & Burdick.
 The tobacco warehouse of Vincent Sterling has been frightened with a new dress of paint. Taylor & Burdick were the artists.
 The enterprising c. H. Hipp has en- gagged store in H. S. Mygatt's block, in the place where Frank Evitts was formerly located. This will give him have special apartment for a ladies ice cream parlOr.
 E. c. Rowland and A. E. BOStwick are to start next week in their camp ing wagon, already described in THE BEE. They expect to visit Lake Wara- maug and anticipate having fine time. It will be novel experience for them both.
 William Berkins is building a tobac- co barn on his place on WelleSv1lle avenue.
 Edward Evitts and family of Bridge water are to occupy Thomas Fuller'S house on Poplar street.
 Mrs Joseph Jennings of New York is visiting in town.
 Henry Pinney is having his tene-- ment house on Bennitt street improved with a new dress of paint.
 Bert Rowland has a fine new top buggy, bought of R. & A. M. Booth.
 Edward Howland is out with a fine Concord wagon, bought of R. & A. M. Booth.
 Wallace Rowe will open a shop for upholstery work and for that of second. hand furniture in the building of H. A. Hubbell on Railroad street.. l Henry A. Hubbell was confined to his house by illness, last week.
 Mrs c. M. SomerS of North Wood. bury and Mrs c. c. Graham and child of Stratford are visiting Dr and Mrs R. s. Todd.
 B. o. Sperry of Maj bledale has had a horse suffering from a cOngestive chill. Dr R. s. Todd has attended the case.
 W. B. Hickoxof Washington brought a valuable horse to Veterinary Todd the other day, which had refused tx eat. The doctor found piece of wire in the tongue of the horse and quickly removed 1t. ~
 pr and Mrs Barker, Miss Julie Bar ker and Master Barker visited Lak' Waramaug on Sunday.
 Andrew HumiSt'n and friend were at Lake Waramaug on Sunday. Miss Julia Baker of Hampton, Va. is visit ing Miss Ella Belle Sterling.
 James Sullivan and Dr R. $. Todd made trip to Lake Waramaug Ol Sunday.
 Andrew Borelli passed Sunday a Lake Waramaug.
 Noble Bennitt passed Sunday il Marketable, the guest of Postmaste | GeOfRe A. lOnIlIlSOIl.
 The town is doing some permanen vile bridge south to De Witt Ford < This has always been a sandy stretcl and the improvement is appreciate by the travellng public.
 Mrs T. J. Stavely and children an MT and Mrs Burke and Miss OliV Burke of Brooklyn are among the a rivals at the Baldwin house.
 The Bartnett Brothers are StOppin at the Baldwin house.
 w. w. Gardner has been plying tf paint brush about the new buildir Ackley, Hatch & Marsh are erectir
 for Frank EvittS.
 P. T. Morrissey's. Joseph Golden, a popular clerk Golden's store, passed Sunday in Ne
 York City.
 E. A. Felnett, an energetic tObac
 raiser, has about 10 acres, this yea
 which is in prime condition.
 Ezra Golden has enjoyed deserv
 vacation, this week, passing the tlI
 with old friends in Dover Plains, Mi
 brook an1 Wassaic, N. Y.
 Tho m IS Connors, who was taken
 the Bridgeport lo'pita', is getti'
 along nicely.
 z Mis, Genevieve Barker is passing
 few days with Hartford friends. ts MT and Mrs Albert w. HeacOck ha o1 a new member of their household q. daughter, born the 3Oth.
 MT and Mrs George w. Hyatt are ,, !, joicing over the birth of son on J' nd nd 30.
 w. F. Hutchinson has moved ii ng the house vacated by John w. Hoyt en w. D. Williams, the popular mu .s- clan, is enjoying weeks vacation ers New York and at Manhattan Beach
 Miss Minnie Jacobt of Falls Vills