The Newtown bee., 1903-03-13
NOTES FROM ALL SAINTS.

NOIES FROM ALL SAINTS.
 Next week Wednesday night, the 18th, the preacher will be Rev R. H. Gesner, the popular rector of the church at Lime Rock, and one of the strongest men in the Litchfield Arch deaconry.
 Jeweler c. E. Riddiford has new and attractive "adv." in, this week, the excellence of his watch and clock repairing department, which is presided over by Roy D. Parker.
 Mrs Emil Haefel takes the prize for young and early chickens, having a fine brood of thriving chicks.
 Miss Sadie Reynolds, teacher of the Second Hill school, has been on the sick list. Miss Edna Reynolds, her sister, has substituted for her.
 Mrs Isaac Garrison of Litchfield was in town, Tuesday, called thither by the death of her nephew.
 Achison Brothers of Sherman have sold their nine-ton crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine.
 J. Stuart Halpine has bought the tobacco crop of Dr J. N. Woodruff of Sherman.
 William Marsh is building barn for B. A. Henderson on Grove street.
 ''You will find that the Italian race in this country will make faster strides in prosperity than any other race we have with us. They have peculiar knack of making money and keeping what they get. Twenty-Five years from now you will find many rich Ital- ians in America."-[ Attorney K. X. Richmond in Waterbury Republican.
 Henry Donnelly, who has had an at- tack of the grip, is able to get around again.
 One of New Milford's young married men had an amusing experience, the other night. On his way home, child ran up to meet him and greeted him with "Halloa, Papa" Stopping down to pick the little girl up and kiss it, as is usually his custom, he was astonish- ed to find 1t was little colOred child.
 George Bassett has tne grip.
 Rev MT Draper has received word that his mother is seriously ill.
 Miss Chopourian was able to come up, Friday, and attend to her sight singing class; also to give lessons.
 The cantata, "Penitence, Pardon and Peace," is to be given shortly after Easter.
 1.-The Crack-a-Jack Minstrels' vii be at the Town hall, next Tuesda! night.
 MT Oviatt, organist at the Congrega tional church, has resigned his posi- tion, to take effect Easter.
 MT and Mrs w. E. Stone have lef c. A. Ways house on West street ano have begun housekeeping in the Albil Ferris place on High street.
 Dr c. A. Happen was in Merwins vile, Friday, to attend several of hi patients.
 No evening service was held at tn, Methodist church, Sunday, owing t. the rain.
 Mrs G. L. Taylor has been called t Syracuse, V. Y., by the serious Hines of her brother.
 Druggist Noble has a fine line o Wallace S Co.'s choice confections il box goods and bulk. F. G. Bennett & Son have placed very neat and attractive sign, whit letters on dark background, on thei block opposite the Railroad station. l is the work of local artist, H. | ) Hine.
 c. A. Trowbridge of New York pas: ed Sunday at M. w. Hills. l John Hannon, the genial and hui tling paint dealer of Nicholas Squar' will start an "adv." in next week BEE. He asks BEE readers to watc out sharply for prices on paints, va nishes, oil cloths, etc. He proposes : cause rustling among the dry bone
 At a session of the Probate cour Monday, Judge John K. Addis appoin ed Dr F. E. King as cOnServatOr owe Edward o. Young of Bridgewate Verton P. Staub was appointed qua dian over the person and estate ( Florence Nelson.
 w. J. Ward, a wholesale jeweler { New York, was in town, last Saturda t DrR s. Todd, New Milford's pop g lar and skilled veterinarian, has bee P laid up for a week with an attack ( the grip, having been threatened wit pneumonia. Dr King attended hir
 Bert Booth has a horse very si<
 with azoturia. Dr R. s. Todd is loo
 ing after it.
 Miss Parthenia Todd, daughter
 pr R. S. Todd, is ill with the grip.