The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-17

give their popular play, "Nan the Mas
COT" in New Milford, Wednesday even
ing, April 20. The play has been very
highly spoken Of everywhere they have
given it, and deserves a large audience.
Baseball mines representing the Ster-
ling and Schoverling tobacco ware
houses crossed bats on Good Friday.
The victory was won by the schover-
ling team, the score being 10 to 4.
D. E. Lowe and sons Of Danbury
were in town on Good Friday.
Edward Zeiner of Judd S Bridge has
new horse, bought of Pliney Squires.
William Sheridan of Judd's Bridge
is the proud owner of new~horse,
bought of Pliney Squires of New Mil
ford.
Miss Olive Hart of Falls Village has
been visiting at T. F. Platt's.
The Bemis Transplanter l bought of
you works to my entire satisfaction,
having set 100000 plants with it last
season and not losing plant from poor
setting. Before purchasing the Bemis
1 enquired from leading growers in the
Connecticut Valley who have had ma
| ny years experience with transplanters
and they all advised me to purchase
the Bemis set my tobacco last year
in about one half the time we could
have done it by hand and the plants
started much quicker and grew more
evenly. All together am more pleas
ed with it than any machine I ever
purchased. I consider the Bemis the
king of transplanters and am sure
mine paid for itself last season.
H. Stuart Halpihe.] The Bemis
transplanter is sold by Staub & NAL
lett.
F. w. Adds of Hartford passed the
Easter vacation with friends in town.
F. w. Stroud passed Easter Sunday
in Boston, Mass.
| DR. G. H. Allen returned, Monday,
after few days stay in New York
City.
John Ahlstrom has moved on to the
Stanley Warner farm, vacated by
Frank Larson.
Mr. and Mrs Nichols of Patterson,
N. Y, passed Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs George B. Ackley.
Jesse Ives has new automobile.
Miss Ruth T. Booth returned on Fri
day, after winters stay in Minneap-
oils, MINI. She is just recovering from
an attack Of the grip.
Horlick' s matted milk, Mellen s food
and all the staple prepared foods for
sale at Druggist Mobiles at the lowest
prices the market affords.
L. w. Moshier, who has been laid up
with the rheumatism, is once more
greeting his friends upon the street.
w. S. Ferris has placed a telephone
in his market and all orders sent him
will be delivered free of charge from
his Railroadstreet market.
Emil Haefel is having his shop i'm
proved by new coat of paint. Paint
er Fontaine has the work in charge.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Sturges of New
York are the guests of E. J. Sturges.
James Whaley and Miss Whitlock
spent Good Friday in Danbury.
Fred DOdd was home from Yale over
Easter.
Miss Emma Bostwick is home from
Brooklyn.
Dea Henry Ives was able to walk as
far as Bank street, Monday, the first
time he had been as far in many
months. He called at the store Of G.
E. Riddiford, where he was cordially
greeted by many friends who happened
| in.
Hubert Thomas was in the Park
City, Monday.
The cellar for the new house of Rob-
ert Zeiner on Grove street is about
completed, and the carpenters will
soon be at work.
| David E. Kyle drove to Bulls Bridge
on Sunday.
Mr. McCassey, an instructor at the
Weantinaug school, is spending the
Easter vacation in New York and
Bridgeport.
Mr. Ventress, of the Berkshire Elec-
trio Co. of Lenox, Mass, has been here
three weeks installing the electric ap-
paratus in the new residence of H. L.
Randall.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Randall drove to
Lake Waramaug, Sunday.
Howard E. Kilbourn made the trip
to Lake Waramaug, Sunday, in an
automobile. Afterward he made the
journey round the bridges in the auto
mobile, having Hon Isaac Bristol as a
passenger.
James w. Goldsmith drove to Itch
field, Sunday.
Andrew b. Mygatt of New York
passed Easter Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Mygatt.
Mr. and Mrs William Pell of New
York have been the guests of Miss
Carol Sanford.
| Robert Murphy, the champion pedes
TRAN of New Milford and other parts
of North America, set out for walk
on Good Friday in company with &
friend, Charles Hull. They ambleG
along over Pumpkin hill, down into
Southville, overtaking and passing two
automobiles. The distance they GOV