The Newtown bee., 1903-05-22

David HigsOn, Danbury.
 J. M. Ferris, Stamford.
 G. w. Stevens, Hartford.
 Arthur H. Pepper, Litchheld.
 H. Freedman, L. Goodwin, Water
 E. J. Hawiey, G. B. Watkins, New York.
 BETTS'.
 Farmers can buy tar for tarring corn at Betts $ Betts'.
 At the store of Betts & Betts house. keepers will find for the delectation of their ttables, pineapples, bananas, or angeS, lemons, etc.
 Betts x BettS have still supply Cf garden seeds for those not supplied.
 In the drug department will be found Ill the spring tonics,etc.
 Mrs F. E. Gilbert has about 150 young chicks of the Plymouth Rock breed, ,and expects 50 more will be add ed to the number within another week. Master George Webb from Brid report is visiting his grandparents, MT and Mrs George Mattegat, in Stepney.
 In the removal by death of Mrs Mary Warner, last week, it takes away the last, with exception of one, of the former residents of Botsford Hill. One by one they have gone to locate in other places and others to their last home.
 Miss Rachel Spencer is assisting Mrs c. S. Russell in caring for her children.
 J. M. Ferris, the veteran cattle man, was in town, Tuesday, stopping at the Grand Central.
 Frank E. Rowe, the New Milford builder, was in town, Saturday, stop ping at the Grand Central hotel. A. M. Briscoe S Son have a novelty for carriage men in vehicle called 1.-two in one,' which in moment or | two may be changed from runabOut to carriage. It is likely to have quite sale.
 Miss Frances Nichols is assisting Mrs E. M. Miller in the care of little Miss Helen.
 Master Kenneth Miller, who has been visiting MT and Mrs B. M. Miller, re- turned to his home in Washington, last week.
 Mrs E. s. Lowell is away on a short visit to friends.
 Miss S. J. Scudder returned, Thurs day, from her visit to friends in New York State.
 | The Fabric Fire Hose Go. have been | Shingling the roof of the house Occu- pied by Reuben Hoyt, and painting and papering the interior of the house occupied by Superintendent Brown. T. F. Brew has charge of the work.
 P. F. Lynch has taken a position with the Fabric Fire Hose Go. at the Upper shop.
 Charles w. Clark of Boston has ac- cepted position with the Fabric Fire Hose Co. and has begun work there.
 Miss Mary McCauley has accepted a position in Bridgeport and is commit ting.
 Painter F.. E. Burwell and his force of men are working in SOuthbury for Representative William H. Wakeley, painting his house.
  site the John Hawley House of Prayer, Whisconier Hill, Hawleyville, com mencing Wednesday, June 3, continu- ing over Sunday, June '. Three serv- ices each day. at 10 a. m., 2 30 and 7.3o D. m. The following speakers are expected to take charge of the services: Rev T. J. Campbell, Manchester, N. Rev M. s. Anderson, New Britain Cu. Rev w. P. Ray, Cambridge, Mass Rev William Burch, Worcester, Mass. , Mrs Abbie c. Morrow, Ridgefeld, N J. All are invited. Accommodations will be furnished for those desiring tC , stay over night. Those coming for the day are invited to bring basket lunch Joseph Tilson shot raccoon and 2 crow in one shot, the other day. The Fabric Fire Hose Go. are i'm proving their property by building new fencing on Warwick avenue. v All the newest styles in box papers correspondence cards, Hurlburt's tiny R. H. Beers & Co. $: s Buy the celebrated NJ. Iron Bean blow; it is the best.
 Fresh Strawberries every other day at R. H. Beers x Co.'S; also bananas ,, orangesand pineapples.
 Everything thot is new in straw bat at R. H. Beers X Co.'s. Prices from : lOc to $3 each.