The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-05-01

Thomas had the ARRANGEMENTS ir
! charge.
TEN PER CENrCUT.
Commencing Saturday, May ,, D
McMahan will make cut of 10 pc
cent on every article in his stock, ex
cept overalls. This is a genuine re
duction sale and will continue in force
without date. The public will be the
gamers by his prompt and energetic
action. For everything purchased al
This store. if not satisfactory, the
money will be chcerfully refunded.
The Merry all school has been ordered
closed. owing to an outbreak of scarlet
fever in that district.
Hunt & Miller have a handsome pail
OF gray horses, bought in New Haven
Samuel and Raymond Harris of Phil
adelphia, Pa, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs Lester Warner.
An addition is being built ON to
Frank Rogers house on Wellsville
avenue. {. NJ. Beach is doing the
work.
A new house is being erected On the
Landon property for W. S. Cogswell.
Q. M. Beach has the contract.
Charles Sanford of Bridgewater is
having extensive repairs made on his
house. G. NJ. Beach is doing the work.
William Stillson. the artist, is to
build on an addition to his cottage on
the hillside. Mr. StillSon expects Mr.
Arnold and family Of New York to
pass the summer with him. c. NJ.
Beach is doing the work.
J. LIE Roy Cooper of Bristol, licensed
entered upon his duties,
tuesday, at the drug store of w. n.
Noble.
Fred Lake, who has been seriously
i'll, was able to ride out, Sunday.
Druggist W. N. Noble has a inc line
of perfumes, Lazelles' and other fancy
goods.
County Commissioner. George w.
Hall of Falls Village was in town, Mon
day.
Frank HumistOn is moving, this
week, into his new home, the old Egg
bert Marsh place. Frank Taylor has
been doing the painting for him.
Mrs Mary Clark is passing a few
weeks at S. r. Richmond's.
John w. Hoyt, Charles Planz and
Myron Patchen witnessed the produc-
tion of "Ben Hur," at the Hyperion
theater, New Haven, Friday night.
G. F. Schoverling has been stopping
for few days at Thomas Bray's Lake
side Inn at Lake Waramaug, while
Improvements on his
house.
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Randall and fam
lily dined for the first time, Sunday, in
their elegant and beautiful new home
1T the corner of North Main and Ben
litt streets.
DR. and Mrs @. B. Blackman enjoyed
carriage ride to Brookfeld, Sunday.
The family of F. E. Mygatt of New
York are now with Mr. and Mrs II. S.
Mygatt, where they will pass the sum-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs F. S. Andrews are now
n San Francisco, CAL, Mr. Andrews
having taken position in the Bank
If California.
Mrs E. A. Garfield is visiting her
Mrs James H. Stuart.
G. B. Moore of Winsted made bust
less call in town, last Thursday.
Myron Patchen, the popular carrier
IN r. F. D. No. l, is once more WELD
ing the cleaver and meat saw in the
model market of j. B. Cox, with his
DID time proficiency and zeal. He was
QUITE content to leave your "Uncle
Sans" employ. He believes the rural
carriers ought to have more money.
M. w. Hill, the hustling jeweler,
passed Tuesday in New York City.
George Hawley, son of Mr. and Mrs
3. F. Hawley, has taken position
with E. L. Washburne & Co., in New
Haven.
Mrs Frank Bassett of New York is
i'll at the Baldwin house. DR.
Russell of New Haven has been called
in consultation with the attending
Drs King and BOStwick.
Next week Friday night Misses
Daisy and Lottie Bennett will give a
dance at the home of their father, E.
A. Bennett, to which their friends are
invited.
Waramaug lodge, A. O. U. w., in
itiated two candidates, last week
Tuesday night.
e. A. Bennett. an expect tobacco
raiser, proposes to raise even more to-
bacco, this year, than last, expecting
now to put out about II acres.
j. A. Northrop & Sons are to install
one of their complete No. 6 Unique
house heating boilers in the residence
Of |. B. Bristol.
The energetic and popular John
Harmon has taken the extensive Job of
painting and decorate in the resi-
dence of l. B. Bristol
Golden, the clothier, is Offering some
timely bargains in spring and summer
clothing for men and women, For the