The Newtown bee., 1903-04-17
LITCHFIELD COUNTY
NEW MILFORD.
LOCAL NJ MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
The tobacco transplanter which
purchased Of you works very Satisfac-
Corily. l do not want any more hand
setting as the plants start quicker and
more evenly than those set by hand as
the earth will not bake and cause the
stem to rot, no more backache or sore
fingers or calico tobacco. 1 set one
acre by hand before purchased a
transplanter, that set by the machine
grew the fastest and the largest when
cut. l saw three machines before pur-
chasing and decided to purchase a Be-
mis-. Robert Donnelly.J The Bemis
transplanter is sold by Staub & Nal
lett.
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman drove to
Bridgewater on Sunday.
Mrs E. J. Emmons is quite seriously
ill.
Miss Cora Hill, of the Ingleside
school, was IN New York and Meriden,
the first Of the week.
James Creighton Barker has return
ed, after a weeks visit with his sister,
Mrs George Stevens of Hockanum.
Mrs Charles Kellogg of Poplar street,
who has been ill with rheumatism, is
convalescing. Her little daughter,
who has been quite sick, is better.
Mrs William Baldwin and grand
daughter, Cornelia Baldwin Jackson,
are visiting Mr. and mrs w. Williams
in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Green and chill
dren Of Ansonia are passing some
weeks with II. A. Robertson and sister.
Shoe Dealer Robertson reports a
good. sale on the Dorothy Dodd shoe,
which is praised by the ladies whu have
bought them.
Charles H. Booth passed Sunday in
Norwalk, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
John T. Treadwell.
Ezra Golden opens his new store In
Great Darlington, Mass, on Wednes-
day. Ezra and Harry Golden went tc
Great Darlington, Monday. Ezra
Golden returns to New Milford, Friday
morning.
G. E. Riddiford is distributing to the
ladies the May number of the New
Idea fashions. Call at the store and
take home copy.
w. A. Boyd passed Saturday and
Sunday in Middletown and New Ha
ven.
Howard Andrews has reconsidereC
his determination to leave New Mil
ford, but will remain with G. I. Leach
the Church street grocer.
Grocer c. 1. Leach is Offering a nice
line Of macaroni; extra large driec
peaches 1Oc per pound. He is intro
ducing the Anderson soups, 1Oc can
three for quarter. A set of dishes is
given away in connection with these
goods.
Ray Leach returned on Tuesday tc
the Vermont Academy at Saxton's
| River, after visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs c. 1. Leach.
Anthony Walberg has a horse very
sick with azaturia, but is improving
under DR. Todd's skillfu%trea tment.
DR. R. S. Todd was in Lime Rock,
last week, doing veterinary work on
Milo Richardson's horses.
Turner's MINISTRIES are booked to ap-
pear at the New Milford Opera House
on May %.
Walter Hine, who went to Ansonia
recently, has returned to New Milford.
Mrs Mary J. Crowther OF Pittsburg,
Pa, has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Benjamin Drapeau.
w. G. Beeman, the enterprising liv-
eryman, has bought a very handsome
pair of black hearSe horses. Mr. Bee
man has also added handsome coach
to his equipment.
For large and luscious oranges,
bananas and pineapples call at the
store Of Charles PROVING on Bank
street.
Buy your vegetable and flower seeds,
in bulk and papers, at the Farmers
Trading Co. s.. if you want the best;
complete line from D. NJ. Ferry's, Ly-
mans, and Hart, Wells & Co. s.
If you want the best 25c coffee sold
use Searchlight. Beautiful decorated
dishes given with every pound: also
Bennett & Sloan's high grade Java and
Mocha in cans, 35c pound, at Farm
erS' Trading Co.'s.
RETHLEHEM