The Newtown bee., 1904-07-22
AT BETTS'.

AT BETTs'.
 Lemons, raspberries, entrants, ba- nanas, etc., at Betts'.
 Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded at Betts'.
 Call at Betts' drug store and get a refreshing glass of soda water. Ice cream soda and fruit syrupS.
 Fresh turnip seed for midsummer and fall sowing.
 Twenty-eight photographs for 25c at photo parlors over Betts' drug store. You will be pleased or money refunded.
 R. H. Beers & Co.,, are offering a fine line of fine summer figured dress goods at Sc yard.
 Henry Pettit, who has worked for several months for Frank Conger at his blacksmith shop at BotSford, has gone to Bridgeport to live. Paul Nor row of Stepney takes his place at MT Conger's shop. MT Morrow has moved his family into Miss Nora Keane's ten ement house, just south of the button shop.
 Mrs B. S. Lowell, Miss Edna and Master Louie Lowell are passing few days with MT and Mrs c. B. Everett in Sharon.
 Miss Ada R. Botsford of Bridgeport is spending 8 few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs Angeline Beers, in Hopewell.
 Paul Wolcott of Southbury was a guest, Sunday, of his grandmother, Mrs Caroline Wolcott.
 John M, Beers of Hopewell is butch ering Charles D. Ferris steers for him. MT Beers is an expert in this line of business.
 Amos Camp, who has been i'll, is now gaining.
 H. w. Wheeler and family, c. B. Taylor and family and Miss Martin are enjoying the sea breezes for two weeks at F. J. Naramore's cottage at Fairfield Beach.
 Mrs George w. Stuart is entertain ing her niece, Miss Charlotte Thorn hill, of Brookteld, this week. Mrs J. H. Weaver on Mt Pleasant is quite ill.
 D. N. Clark, the Shelton hardware man, can interest you if you need any screens to keep out the flies. Notice
 
 his adv.
 John Leavey has sold his promising six-year-old horse to Stepney party. The young men of Sandy Hook are expecting to give clam bake, the last of the month.
 B. J. Halls men have been making extensive repairs on the roofs at Ro- nald Castle.
 l Frederick Hartman has returned and resumed his old position at Ro- nald Castle.
 Botsford Brothers are building on an addition to the rear of the house of l. B. Harris, and making quite few changes.
 MT and Mrs William l.. Hall, MT and Mrs Benjamin Snow and son of Danbury called on MT and Mrs E. J. Hall, Sunday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs Emerson Lloyd and son, who have passed several weeks with Dea and Mrs Lloyd, returned to Brook lyn on Tuesday.
 The Christian Endeavor prayer meeting will be held Sunday evening as usual at ' o'clock. Subject, 'How to break down the spirit of caste. '' References, James 2: l.9; Matt. g: g. 12.
 l A novel entertainment, "A Country Fair," for the benefit of the NewtOwn Library Association, will take place at the Town halll Saturday sevening, Au. gust 13. Many of the prominent resi- of 1oa xry{11 tpov fr the entertainment.
 Mrs Annie Keating and her mother Mrs Keane, of Bridgeport, passed Wed nesday with Mrs ThCmas E. Keane O1 } Gas street.
 William and M. J. Bradley of New York are passing two weeks with theil father, Selectman Thomas J. Bradley Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia Entirely vegetable: Safe. Engineer John Beardsley of tn, Berkshire division was in town, Tues day. He will move his family to Nev Haven.
 c. F. Beardsley brought a tomato tt , THE BEE office, Wednesday. weighing 3 eight ounces, good for an early one His tomatoes look very fine.
 H. J. Madigan will carry on tn painting business, succeeding F. E Burwell. MT Madigan is Newtowl ;, boy and will have the wishes of lOca ; citizens for success. = For a days outing there is no mor 0 delightful spot to visit than Wallace's
 Lake Quassapaug. Fine table service elegant boating and fishing. It is ca. K fly reached by team from Newtowr
 Woodbury, Washington and Roxbur lx and other places in THE BEES terr = tory.
 Dr K M Smith and family hay