The Newtown bee., 1903-07-03

where they dined at Thomas Bray's Lakeside Inn.
 MT and Mrs Andrew M. Booth dined at the Lakeside Inn, Lake Waramaug, Sunday
 MT Finley has accepted position with the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.
 MT and Mrs Robert Dunlap rode to Norwalk in their automobile, Sunday.
 John w. Hoyt enjoyed carriage ride to Litchfleld, Sunday.
 Miss Jessie Brow, clerk for B. J. Hungerford, went to Bridgeport, Mon- day, to take in the Barnum- Bailey cir GUS.
 Rev F. B. Draper goes to Stone Ridge, N. Y., next week, for sojourn of two weeks.
 Dr B. E. Bostwick is out with fine end spring Corning buggy, bought of Pratt & Hawley. This firm have fitted up fine carriage with rubber tires for | D. B. Soule. They have furnished Frank Larson with an up-to-date milk 1 wagon.
 Charles Lake is doing the mason work on the new residence of Attorney J. + Addis. He also has the contract for the chimneys and the clustering on the new schoolhouse. r The summer cottage for the New Milford Outing club is being con- pleted at Lake Waramaug. It is To- cated on the shore of Lake Waramaug, not far from the Wilson house. D. E. Soule has done the carpenter work and Charles Lake the mason work. The club has some 40 members. Mrs E. R. Swan and two daughters of Newark, N. J., are enjoying sojourn at the Wayside Inn. James Dolan, one of the obliglng clerks for Charles I. Leach, attended the Barnum-Bailey circus in Bridge port, Monday.
 MT and Mrs A. M. Leach of Pawling, N. Y., have been guests of MT and Mrs c. I. Leach of Church street.
 Charles Lake, the genial mason, has been confined to the house with an at tack of vertigo.
 w. s. Morton, chief engineer at Bulls Bridge, and family, are enjoying sojourn at the Wayside Inn. MT and Mrs Sturges of New York are among the arrivals at the Wayside Inn.
 As the American flag stands for all that is high and ennobling, and always at the top, so Health Brand food is the highest grade of goods that's pos sible to obtain. Not how cheap but how good.IFarmers' Trading Co.,, sole agents.
 For the best summer drink always use 'U. $. Club" ginger ale, sarsapa' rilla, birch beer, and Phoenix or Moxie. Special price by the dozen or case. Only at Farmers Trading Co.'S. The cheapest place in town to buy scythes, rakes, forks, rifles and machine oil is at c. I. Leach's, by the Town sheds. The biggest assortment of fire works at Leach's. Call at Charles Provino's, Bank street, and get some choice pineapples for canning. It is the place to buy your fruits.
 c. E. Riddifori has the agency for the Wheeler & Wilson, White and Da- wis sewing machines and is ready to show their good points to any interest ed. His stock of watches and jewelry is large and complete.
 Tomorrow: Saturday. all the barber shops close at noon and will not open again during the rest of the day.
 Mrs Percy Collins, who has gone South for her health, is reported bet ter.
 MT Arnold aud family of New York will move, this week, into the Stillson cottage for the summer.
 J. Hartwell, who is here for the sum- mer, will preside at the organ at St John church, in place of Miss Tread we'll during her vacation.
 Worden, the Sherman murderer, at tracted good deal of attention, ,Satur- day, at the depot while waiting, in charge of Deputy Sheriff Allen, for the 3.29 train for Bridgeport.
 Unclaimed letters remain at the postoffice addressed to: Robert Bush- noe, James Daly, Mrs E. l.. Freeman, F. J. Mischke, Charles Warehouse, C.. M. Peck, R. F. Penn, T. M. Tracy Adam Wojcicki.-[George H. Jackson postmaster.
 Manager Hoffman of D. McMahan's S clothing store reports the clearance sale just inaugurated a success beyond his anticipations. Saturday he had a very large trade. MT Hoffman says the people are finding the reductions just as advertised, and are profiting by them. He asks BEE readers to give careful attention to the low prices quoted, and then come to the store and take advan tage of the same.