The Newtown bee., 1903-08-07

stands above all ether banjo players OF
the world. He has raised the
banjo to the level of the piano, the
violin and the harp"
Miss Sarah BeardSiey of RoXbury has
a stylish driving horse, bought of J..
II. Squires.
Paul Paulein and Miss Amelia
K resak were married on Monday morn
ing at the Church of St Francis Xavier
by Father Cronan, and on Tuesday
sailed for Europe to visit their old
home in Hungary. On the same YES
sci sailed with them Lizzie Baban,
cook at the New England house, and
Mr. and Mrs Michael Varlick of New
Milford, who expect to visit their
friends in the home land.
r. & A. M. Booth have sold fine
New York blackboard to Miss Sarah
Beardsley of Roxbury.
On Saturday morning at Lake Wara-
maug the first of the series of cup
races, sloop class, were sailed. 1t was
won by "The Nancy" Fl. S. Mygatt's
boat, with ''The Loyal" owned by N.
B. Mead, good second, the ''Lotus,
owned by N. w. Bishop, the Elena,
by G. NJ. Breinig, following. The
elena" beat the Lotus" on time al
lowance.
DIR R. S. Todd has had electric lights
placed in his stables and operating
room.
The Ralston shoe for men interests
all careful buyers who like perfect
fitting shoe. Step into Robertson's
and talk the shoe question over.
The famous Wallace CONNECTIONS, SO
pleasing to the best trade, are on sale
at the drug store of w. N. Noble.
Nothing is more refreshing these
summer days than good glass of soda
water. The best syrups and rightly
mixed at the drug store of Albert
Evitts.
Proprietor Pixley OF the New Eng
land house has installed fine electric
piano in his cafe.
Miss Sarah Beardsley of Roxbury has
fine New York blackboard, bought OF
r. & A. NJ. Booth.
Albert Evitts, the genial druggist,
is at the Point Lookout club, Lockout,
Me-, the .guest of Lewis Herzog,
whose acquaintance he formed while
crossing the water, last year..
Mrs Joseph Fohr and Mrs Edward
Noble, while in boat on Green Noun
tain pond recently, were unfortunate
enough to get capsized. Mr. Noble
happened to be nearby fishing and res
cued them from drowning. A veal
ago the mother Of these ladies, Mrs
Peck, had similar experience on the
same pond.
Rev T. ]. Lee and family of Newark
N. j., are guests of Mrs Lees mother
Mrs Taylor.
w. T, Hutchinson was in Falls Vii
lage, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs g. D. Pulver spent last
Thursday in Waterbury.
Joseph Cox of Bridgeport passed Sun
day with his brother, J. B. Cox.
James Whaley has gone to his hom'
in Norwich on account Of illness.
Miss Kate Mullins of Hartford ha
been visiting her brother. James Mul
Inns.
, Ted Mullins and friend of Bridge
port have been spending few days a
Mr. Mullins home here.
, Howard Marsh of Lee, Mass, is er
loving a two weeks vacation visitin
, hereabouts.
Fred Kingsley spent Sunday at Fall
Village.
"Jake" Sitter, popular represer
tative of J. Schwartz & Sons, Pougf
keepsie, N. Y.,.wholesale tobacconist
was in town, Monday, calling on h
many customers.
Master Harold Fletcher of Jerse
D City, N. j., is visiting some OF b
young friends in town.
Mrs HARRIET Bristol of Ansonia die
on Friday, aged SO years. She was
l. sister of Mrs N. H. Root Of this tow
D. The funeral was held on Monday
Ansonia. Mr. and Mrs N. H. Root, \
and Mrs Frederick Conn and Frede
ID lex Trudo were present.
Turney and George Soule enjoyed
" carriage ride to Bulls Bridge, Monda
where they inspected the great wor
of the New Milford Power Co.
P, M. Cassidy was member of t
party of business men from the villa
who have been enjoying life at t
"Hornet's Nest" Spectacle lake.
- Mrs Henry Harris has been quite
The rear and side walls Of Youn
hotel are being painted in neat a
tasteful style by G. Fl. Osborne a
men.
Miss Sadie Dunbar of Bridgeport
the guest of Mr. and Mrs G. A. Way
Sheriff and Mrs A. H. McMaf
passed Sunday at Woodmont, VIII
their daughter, > Mrs Watson, is pass
the summer. Mr. and Mrs D. G. S
ford and son were also at Woodmo
and Mr. McMahon's nephew, Geo
Hawley, of New Haven.