The Newtown bee., 1903-07-10
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

James Callahan reports business brisk at the market in Young's block. With fine quality of meat and prompt and satisfactory service he hopes to merit share of the public patronage. c. P. Bentley, the affable manager of The c. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, re- turned on Monday noon from a three MT and Mrs E. Hoffman of Water bury and MT and Mrs B. F. Hoffman of Springfield, Mass, were guests over the Fourth and Sunday of MT and Mrs Frank w. Hoffman of Nicholas Square. A select dance was held at Mygatt's hall, Saturday night, Miss Alkaline Buck having the arrangements in charge.
 Mrs B. P. Briggs of Sherman is the guest of Mrs c. 1. Leach of Church street.
 J. A. Northrop & Sons are installing one of their reliable Unique hot water heaters in the residence of Attorney Frank w. Marsh on West street. Methodist church. Sunday morning.
 E. J. EmmOns has bought very fast driving horse of Thomas Davis. Anyone who is interested in fine clocks would be more than interested to look oyer the fine selection of these goods in the stock of M. w. Hill, which are unique and beautiful in design. MT Hill will be glad to show them to anyone whether they wish to purchase or not.
 For fine and toothsome bananas and pineapples call at Charles Provino's on Bank street.
 MT and Mrs M. c. Goodsell passed the Fourth with MT and Mrs J. A. Nor throp of West street.
 Robert White and Harold Meeker o1 Danbury attended the dance in My. gatt's hall, Saturday night.
 T. F. Young has sold a pair of horses l to party in Patterson, N. Y. | James McGinnesS has bought place on Pleasant street of w. H. Spauldine and begins housekeeping there with hi. bride, this week.
 B. J. Warner has nine acres of tObac co, which he is now hoeing for the sec ond time.
 Louis Hallock, clerk at the store O Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, passed Sun day in New Haven.
 Landlord T. F. Young has fine nev pair of driving horses, bought of Setl Pratt of Litchfeld.
 Fred Kingsley, Jr., who is in the em ploy of J. A. Northrop x Sons, passet Saturday and Sunday in Newark, N. J
 Miss Carrie Marsh has returned iron months visit at Syracuse, N. Y.
 Miss Aileen Leslie of New York Cit is guest of MT and Mrs Arthur Good win Todd on Terrace Place.
 c. F. Schoverling returned on Sun day morning from Western trip.
 Grocer c. 1. Leach is selling salt DOT at 1Oc per pound, and special valu in canned peas, three cans for 25c. l | %os It. ho ic ofn yyc i at 15c per box of three cakes.
 George Eddy and family of Bridge port were guests over the Fourth ( B. J. Warner.
 :, John Fletcher, formerly employed the Gazette, is now working for u . Bates Advertising Agency in Ne York City.
 pr c. H. Allen has placed a tel phone in his office.
 H. E. Andrews passed Saturday ar Sunday in Sheffield, Mass.
 George Emmons and family of Chic go, Ill.,, are the guests of R. c. Er mons.
 Right or wrong repairs make or u make watch. We guarantee all ,r pairs "right." We want to be yo n ieweler.1[C. E. Riddiford, 19 Bal street, New Milford.
 Charles Murphy of Hartford W home over the Fourth.
 MT and Mrs William Whitlock spe
 the Fourth at Savin Rock, New Have
 James Whaley and Miss Bessie Wh .+ lock went to Bridgeport, last Saturda ]. and on Sunday took in the excursi s. to New York by boat.
 Miss Anna Maloney went to her hol
 in Great Burlington, Mass, Mond;
 having finished the season as millir
 for The c. H. Booth & Bent tley Co.
 Charles R. PlanZ was home tr'
 Winsted over the holiday.
 The lower step to the entrance Of
 s. Palmer's store was badly char
 by some one firing off fire crackers,
 night of the Sd.
 -I B. Riddiford is on the sick list.
 Rev MT Plumb will exchange pulp JE Sunday, the 18th, with Rev MT Bu lot lley of Waterbury. At the even ter service the Masons will attend i the body. MT Buckley IS chaplain of 'ti- grand lodge.
 on- Myron Whitlock spent Saturday 7. Sunday in Pittsfeld, Mass, " 5, friends.
 The elective and appointed officer