The Newtown bee., 1903-06-19

Ouu DlOUuClO uAu Aou OIAAF FO III New Milford from Newtown, Saturday, until about 2 p. m. Some one sent them via the Housatonic river route and several of the teams were stuck on the hill going up over Lovers Leap. Several of the teams got off the road into Bridgewater Center. A big crowd awaited their coming and it was after 3 when the first performance was put on.
 Charles Planz, John w. Hoyt and MT Peters drove to Washington and Lake Waramaug, Sunday, having sup per at Thomas Bray's.
 Shoe Dealer Robertson has an inter- esting announcement in another col umn.
 Miss Leota B. Erwin came home from Torrington to attend the gradu- ating exercises of the Center school, of which her brother, Walter, was enc ot the graduates.
 George Hawley was home from North Haven to attend the graduating exer- cises of the Center school. Charles s. Holly of New York visited his sister, Mrs Gertrude Little, at h. gleside, over Sunday. MT and Mrs w. s. Palmer attended the funeral of an uncle of Mrs Palmer at Cornwall Bridge, last week. c. A. Trowbridge spent Sunday at M. w. Hills.
 c. F. Sehoverling has purchased a 4O-inch long distance megaphone and the question of conversation with peO- pie in the village and on the opposite side of the lake will be of every day occurrence.
 The special sale now in progress at Clothier McMahan's closes on Saturday night. The prices are cut to the quick and the next two days will doubtless see some large sales.
 Mrs James Smith and daughter, Miss Alice Loper, of East Haven, are guests of Mrs Frank Hoffman.
 MT and Mrs Peter Nolan have re- turned from their wedding journey, and are now at home to their friends at their home on Nicholas Square.
 Miss Genevieve Hungerford of Gay. louisville was the guest, last week, o1 MT and Mrs J. D. Hungerford. | ic ;px %o o6 of the humps.
 Grocer c. I. Leach is selling the Royal and Cleveland baking powders at 40c per pound; tive-pound cans, S1.90. Corn beef, in the barrel, Sc pei pound. A bargain in Welcome soup seven bars for 25c.
 MT and Mrs William Wright o1 Nicholas Square have new son. borr on Friday.
 Michael Feeney and Joseph Drapeau have two very promising pieces of to- bacco, an acre and half each.
 Mrs Lucy Drapeau of Danbury anc Mrs Bryant of Bridgeport have visited Joseph Drapeau of Grove street.
 Miss Bliss of Hartford is the guest of Miss Alice Buck.
 Extensive improvements have beer lcompleted on the residence of Henry Donnelly on Church street, including an addition on the rear of the house and modern stairway in the front The F. B. Rowe Go. have executed the contract.
 The foundations for the cottage o1 Dr Smiley at Lake Waramaug are now being laid. F. B. Rowe & Go. have the contract for the house, which is tt be completed by July 15.
 Mrs Samuel Weld and son of Gull ford have been guests of Miss Ruth T Booth for several days past.
 w. c. Beeman, while at Conetis Park, Saturday, got erious fall, his horse falling and giving him a higf toss in the air. He landed on his feet and escaped injury.
 D. McMahan has been passing few days in Boston, Mass.
 Charles Duncan, of Duncan x Can field, was in Boston, Mass, the first o the week.
 Charles Edward Robertson of Chica go and Miss Helen Mary, daughter o1 MT and Mrs Delmar Matthews Darrin