The Newtown bee., 1904-06-17

"A Brave Little Maid," recitation
 "children,s Day Offering" recita
 Little Things" four children;
 Suppose, ," recitation, Emily Keys
 ,"Take up the Collection, recitation tVera Marsh;
 ] Address, by MT Finkle and Dea c B. Marsh of the Congregational church "SH "Keep ' the Birds Song ringing ir your Hearts," school;
 Benediction by Rev E. A. Henderson 1 MT and Mrs s. Fl. Hickox of Bethel passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Fred Hickox.
 c. A. Way passed Sunday in New Haven with his sister, Mrs Talmadge. | E. R. Green is building coal shed, 1O6 feet long, on the site of the Planz house on Railroad street, recently re- moved. The F. E. Rowe Go. are doing the work.
 George Squires of Merryall was in Brookfeld, Monday.
 K. B. Wheeler of Warren called on from carriage drive to his old home Merritt Merwin, a student at Yale college, is passing a weeks vacation in town.
 MT and Mrs H. Le Roy Randall passed Sunday at Lake Waramaug.
 MT and Mrs Seymour Green open their cottage at Lake Waramaug for the season, next week. MT and Mrs Harvey Thomas of Rox- bury passed Friday with MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas. MT and Mrs John Snifin have a new son, born last week Thursday: The young man is grandson of Thomas Kimlin of Sherman.
 Mrs Timothy Ives of New Haven has been visiting her cousin, E. A. LathrOp, of Bennitt street. Mrs William G. LathrOp is passing two weeks at Trenton and Newark, N.
 Nathan I. Root passed Sunday in Litchfield.
 D. K. Colepaugh of Danbury was in town, Monday. Miss Alice Cogshall has been of1ci- ating at the organ at the Methodist of the regular organist, ". H: Tenn:
 Walter Booth, IT,, of New Rochelle, N. Y, passed Sunday with his father, Walter Booth. W. 0. Beeman, the enterprising liv- eryman, has moved to his summer home at Lake Waramaug. Dr c. B. Blackman, the popular den- tist, while returning from Lake Wara- maug, Sunday afternoon, was the vic- tim of an accident. Two parties on the road were racing when a third came up behind his team, causing his horse to jump on to a stone wall on U fh0Po ho rI nn md Mrs Blackman escaped with slight bruises, but the horse was badly cut up.
 Fine confections and smokers per- quisites at CasSedy's.
 All the daily papers and magazines at Cassedy'S.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering a complete line of the famous Wallace cOnfections.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill. E. B: Soule is offering g fine line of croquet sets and hammocks, which will soon be in demand. For every pur- chase made at the store chance is given on fine tower clock to be given away in August. P. M. Cassedy sells the famous Laughlin fountain pen for $1. l Have you tried the Palmer per fumes? Druggist Albert Evitts has a fine line of these superior goods. In his adv. he has word to say about beef, iron and wine, the reliable spring tonic.
 The Ozone Soap Go. s representative, Henry Morgan of Newtown, has been here in town most of the week. The Ozone. goods are leaders in all grocery stores in the Berkshire valley; in fact they are the best laundry goods on the market. Save the trade marks on soap, starch and washing powder and send them to the Fafrchild & Shelton Co.,, , Bridgeport, and in return get hand some presents. Golden Brothers of Railroad street feel proud of their shoe department and want to have you call at their store and investigate the merits of the "All America" B. 50 mems shoe. For ladies and children they have large stock of desirable styles, and are always pleased to show goods.