The Newtown bee., 1903-01-16
evening, of MT and Mrs E. F. Hawley.

evening, Of MT and Mrs k. k. HaWley.
 Miss Ella Belle Sterling was in New York, last week, and attended the an- nual dinner of the Ingleside League, held at the Hotel Manhattan. Mrs Vincent Sterling and Miss Sterling re- turned from New York City on Satur- day night.
 Manager Hoffman of McMahon's clothing store has arranged a guessing contest. To the one guessing the near est to the exact number of boxes of Sunshine polish in the pyramid in the store window will be presented with a s3.5O pair of Emerson shoes. The con- test will close on January 24.
 Philip Bernstein of Glen Cove, L. l., has been spending few days with his friend, Ezra Golden.
 Ezra Golden has sold his horse to Everett H. Marcy.
 The icy weather has made harvest for the local blacksmiths. From. Mon- day morning to Tuesday night, Emil Haefel and assistant shod 75 horses at MT Haefel's shop.
 Lester Warner has opened a branch meat market in the Hunt & Miller block on Grove street.
 Fred R. Greene unloaded a car of coal, Tuesday.
 Charles Provino removed his tempo rary building on the Park, Tuesday.
 Confect toner Hipp has sold the tenn porary building he erected on the Park to his brother, Ludwig Iipp, of Worthwhile.
 Wallace s. Ferris has rc-opened his meat market in the block at the corner of Bennitt and Railroad streets.
 Officers for the ensuing term of New Milford lodge, No. 292, New England Order of Protection, were installed Monday evening by District Deputy Charles N. Hall.
 MT Bliss, representing the Gorham Manufacturing Co.,, was in town, Tues day.
 If you want the best 25c Java and Mocha coffee sold, try pound and get a handsome decorated dish and also coupon for large dish. Sales, about 100 pounds a week. At Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 You can buy the best creamery but ter at The Farmers Trading Co.'s store. Berkshire print, 25c; Crystal Spring, 2sc: Sage's print or tub, BOG. All pure creamery butter; no renovated stock. We do as we advertise.IThe Farmers Trading Co.
 George McCauley opens his new mar ket in the Young block on Railroad street to-day.
 PARK LANE NOTES.
 A very enjoyable whist party was given by MT and Mrs William Booth, last week Wednesday evening, Mrs Mary D. BoStwick gaining first prize and Howard Payne the bO0by.
 New neighbOrs are expected the first of February, when Edward How land takes possession of his new home on Avenue B. It is one of the neatest cottages put up on the street. The interior is finished throughout in hard wood highly polished.
 Miss May Berry returned to her school in Massachusetts after several days visit at her brothers, Fred Berry's.
 Several from this place attended the Peck auction. William BOStwick re- turned the happy possessor of piano and 75 chickens.
 The furnaces in the different houses are being fed with wood this winter and give very satisfactory results.
 School began January after two weeks vacation. Miss Urana Marsh is the teacher.
 Edgar Bostwick is still busy draw ing wood, sawed and split, to the vil- lage.
 Don, the little Shetland pony owned by Dr Sanford, ran away one day last week. As no one was in the cart it was laughable to see the little fellow