The Newtown bee., 1903-01-30
has new assortment of the celebrated TOrrey goods.
RIVER DISTRICT ITEMS.

RIVER DISTRICT ITEMS.
 Miss Eva P1lver was very pleasantly surprised, last Saturday, by 10 of her day. The following Sunday she was Games were indulged in to cOnSidera- ble extent, the winners receiving prizes. A light lunch was served to the small guests and a more pleasing spectacle could nowhere be found than the dozen little girls on their best be- havior seated around the table.
 Messrs Galpin, Sandstrom, Erickson k SegerStrOm, who have been boarding at Metichiwan farm for the past three months, have finished their piece of work at the SileX mill and returned home to Bridgeport.
 Miss Eva Pulver is with M. H. Wal dron's family over Sunday.
 WORTHWHILE HAPPENINGS.
 MT Thropp, of the Trenton Pottery o., was in this place and called, Mon- day, on his young namesake at the Roebling homestead.
 The annual business meeting of the Baptist church will be held after the covenant meeting on Saturday after noon, January 31. It is hoped there will be good attendance.
 Mrs A. s. Buckingham is well on the road to recovery at the Buffalo Medical and Surgical Institute.
 Mrs Hill of Georgetown visited at the parsonage, last week.
 Mrs Wells has returned from a visit to Bridgeport.
 Miss Sadie Lewis left for Canaan, last week, to remain the rest of the winter.
 F. B. Baldwin has been confined to his house with rheumatism.
 GAYLORDSVILLE AND VICINITY.
 Rev x. J. Belcher will hold the fourth quarterly conference Saturday evening, January 31, and will preach Sunday morning.
 OThe Willow Brook Creamery Co. are filling their ice house, this week.
 BULLS BRIDGE.
 P. Kellogg is working for the Canal Go. at Bulls Bridge. This will be a busy place soon as the contractor in tends to put thousand men on as soon as spring opens.
 A. Wilbur Dayton has decided to move his temperance billiard parlors from the Frank EvittS block on Rail- road street to rooms on Bank street, in the same block with Henry Harris, the barber.
 SsJ. Ferris has taken the contract for filling the large ice house for the Mutual Milk & Cream Co.
 An audience numbering 51 persons was present at the Congregational church, Sunday morning.
 Coal keeps up in price in New Mil ford, $l3 ton, and hard to get at that.
 In local stores fresh eggs have taken d drop from 40c to 32c dozen.
 James McEuan returned to work, Monday, at the store of the Farmers Trading Co. after wrestling for 10 days with old King Grip.
 M. w. Hill has been appointed ad- miniStrator on the estate of his wife, Mrs Ida Hill.
 La Hait & Garvey, the genial bar bers, have placed very handsome barber pole in front of their shop in the Mygatt block.
 A tall and fine flag staff was placed in position, Monday, on the New Eng land block. The work was Superin- tended by Harry Taylor, one of the skilled carpenters employed by T. Soule & Go.
 MT and Mrs J. P. Treadwell of Nor walk returned after an enjoyable trip to South Carolina. Mir Treadwell had an excellent time tramping in the woods hunting for birds.
 H. H. SpOOner, of the Connecticut Temperance Union, will speak at the Congregational church, Sunday morn ing.
 Born, January 5, son to MT and Mrs William H. Spaulding.
 Try a package of Health brand pan cake flour, only 1Oc, if you want the best, or Rockdale Mills prepared buck. wheat flour; only at The Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 Finest Queen olives, large pint bot ties, only 200, at Farmers Trading Co.'s. Don't miss our bargain in pruneS.
 Eighteen delicious oranges for 25c at The Farmers Trading Co.'s. Call at the new shoe store of Robert. son on Bank street and get some of the great values in shoes.
 For the choicest and most delicious oranges call at PrOvinO'S on Bank street. Also fine line of confectiOn Mr and Mrs Paul Rothkamm have removed to New Milford, where MI Rothkamm has position in the bar Der shop of MT Cheeseman in Young'' hotel. MT ROthkamm was formerly with Charles Nichols, 3 Liberty street Danbury.-[ Danbury News.