The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-08-21

OF the late DR. Taylor, will occupy the
pulpit. Mr. Goneth is a speaker of
ability, lawyer by profession.
Cooling drinks at our soda fountain
for hot afternoons and evenings.-[Al-
bert Evitts, the druggist.
Noble Booth passed Tuesday at Rye
Beach, N. Y.
This weather necessitates spon9es,
bath brushes, toilet waters, perfumes,
face powders, soaps and all kinds of
fine toilet goods. At Albert Evitts',
the druggist.
Miss Hattie Sniffen Of Bridgeport is
the guest of her brother, John Sniffen.
Miss L. B. Erwin of Torrington has
been passing few days in town, en-
route to New York to attend the mill
linery openings.
When coming to New Milford to
trade an appetizing lunch is great
help to make the day complete. Step
into the restaurant of G. H. Hipp on
Bank street and you will be quickly
and satisfactorily waited upon.
George A. Case, the popular clerk at
the drug store of W. N. Noble, passed
Sunday in Ansonia.
For an elegant line of the toothsome
and delicious Wallace CONNECTIONS in
fancy packages and bulk call at the
drug store of W. n. Noble.
Mr. and Mrs John Pettibone of Whit
tlesey avenue are rejoicing in the birth
of daughter on Friday night.
Charles A. Hull returned on Thurs
day from trip to Wisconsin.
Robert Murphy passed Sunday at
Fairfield Beach.
G.. M. Breinig has added a fine New
York blackboard to his carriage outfit,
bought of r. & A. M. Booth.
Fred Bennett of Aspetuck is out
with fine road wagon, bought Of r.
& A. M. Booth.
A remonstrance against expenditure
Of the money for the paving of Bank
street has been drawn up, signed by a
number of prominent business men,
and lodged with the selectmen. The
claim is put forward that the appro-
priation is an illegal one. The writer
is not lawyer, but he believes the
appropriation a legal one, provided the
meeting was legally warned and car
ried on according to law.
About 100 took advantage of the ex-
cursion to Rye Beach from here. All
report having spent an enjoyable day.
Jay Cogshall began harvesting tobac.
CO, Saturday, on his piece raised or
Albert Sterling's land.
Miss Nellie McCauley is visiting ir
New York. .
Callahan Brothers have had a hand
some wagon built for their meat bust
ness by T. J. Mulcahy. George Nc
Cauley has entered their employ.
Miss Ruth T. Booth is having tn
roofs on her various buildings newly
rooted, and is having the immense
trees about her place trimmed up in a
neat manner.
Rev and Mrs F. A. johnson, Mis-
johnson, Miss Grace Turrell, Miss Car
oline Foote, Miss Hoyt and Miss Ger
trude Riddiford went to Hartford
Tuesday, from there by boat to New
York, visiting West Point and variou
points on the Hudson before their re
turn home.
Miss Celia Golden OF Albany, N. Y.
is the guest Of her uncle, Ezra Golden
of Church street.
Jeweler G. E. Riddiford is having ;
great sale on plated spoon, 25c
package, three and six in package
very handy in the household.
Mr. and Mrs George Pulver are pass
ing a week in New York City.
James Whaley has accepted pos
ton in the office Of the New Milfor
Power Co. at Bulls Bridge.
DeWatt Pepper, Jr., of New Yorl
? was home over Sunday.
Mrs G. G. Spencer, who has bee
: spending a month with her parents