The Newtown bee., 1903-06-12
The 'NewtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION: Last Week, 43oo JANUARY, 1, 1883, 6oe
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.

NEW MILFORD.
 GAYLORDSVILLE AND VICINITY.
 There will be Children's day exer- cises held in the Methodist church, Sunday morning, June IA.
 Miss Kathleen Duncan and Miss FL ta Miles were guests of Miss Susie Hatch, Sunday.
 Rev and Mrs Byles spent few days in Norfolk, last week.
 Mrs Lois Hall has friends visiting her from Waterbury. MT and Mrs George Stevens of Bridgeport are visiting at P. D. Boi- nays.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs A. H. Barlow, Thursday afternoon, June II, to sew for the Five Points mission.
 Mrs Charles Mercy will serve ice cream on her lawn every Saturday evening during the summer. Grocer c. l. Leach is offering bar gain in White Lily corn; three cans for 25c.
 Howard Andrews, a popular clerk at the store of c. I. Leach, passed Sun day at his home in Sheffield.
 Mrs Ernest Bartram slipped and broke her right wrist, one day last week. Dr Barker attended to her in- jury. l E. A. Henderson, the truckman, rather breaks the record for hustling. In eight days he unloaded IT car loads of freight, and one of his heavy teams made the record trip to South Nor walk during the time.
 The demand for bread is growing greater as the use of Gold Medal flour increases, that is why we sell so much of "Mother's Bread." as Gold Medal flour is always used. We sell both. Our guarantee goes with every barrel and every loaf.-[Farmers' Trading Co.
 New turnip seed of every kind. Try Power, the new cereal, three pack ages 25c at Farmers Trading Co.
 H. Williams, representing the South ington Cutlery Co.,, was calling on the trade, last Wednesday.
 Step into the furniture store of Hu- bert Thomas and look at the Mclean rocker It is an elegant chair, and one of the most comfortable made. An excellent place to get an appe- tizing lunch is c. A. Hipp's on Bank street. Steaks, eggs, ham, etc., cooked to order on short notice. People from outside are patronizing MT Hipp liber- ally, ard always call for second meal.
 Miss Elta Miles and Miss Kathleen Duncan passed Sunday with Miss Susie Hatch of Gaylordsville.
 The Water Witch Hose Co. will have it's annual inspection next Monday at 630 p. m., on Center Park. Every member is requested to be present. The Brookfeld drum corps will be present. Refreshments will be served at the hose house following the inspec tion.
 Engineer Morton, who is superin tending the big contract of the New Milford Power Go. at Bulls Bridge, was in town, Monday, and with A ttor ney Williams dined at the New Eng land house.
 Miss Bessie Leslie of Orange, N. J., who has been visiting MT and Mrs An drew M. Booth for two weeks, returned on Saturday to her home.
 Howard B. Kilborn returned, Mon. day night, from trip to Western New York, in the interests of the Randall Investment Go.
 Miss Mildred Warner of Pawling, N. Y., has been the guest of MT and Mrs A. II. McMahon.
 A. II. McMahon has taken a contract for putting in heating pipes in the residences of Sheldon and Jackson Wing of Wing Station, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs D. C. Sanford of Bridge port and Mrs J. s. Watson of Jersey City are guests of Sheriff and Mrs A. II. McMahon.
 The stores in the village closed, Mon- day. from 80 to 2.3O, during the funer- al of Gerardus Knapp.
 George A. Case of Plainville, the new drug clerk engaged by w. N. Noble, is expected to enter upon his new duties, | next week.
 Charles Stone of Golden Hill, Dan bury, spent Sunday in New Milford, visiting his son, William E. Stone. M. w. Hill has a fine Spaulding chainless bicycle he will sell for S3O. J. P. Treadwell and son, John Tread we'll. of Norwalk, were in town, Mon- day, dining at the New England house.
 Mrs Ezra Golden passed Tuesday and