The Newtown bee., 1904-08-05
ford, was struck in the head by a pitched ball and knocked inSenSible.

MT and Mrs Walter Hatch and son week.
 Miss Bessie Adams returned, Mon- day, to her position in the store of the 0. H. Booth & Bentley Go. E. s. Warner is raising nine acres of tobacco, this year. He expects to be- gin cutting, next week. Forty-seven people dined at the Park View house, Sunday. G. M. Breinig has new Cadillac touring car, manufactured at Detroit, Mich.
 MT and Mrs Robert Beers of Bridge port have been guests for a week of MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas. Misses Bessie Donnelly and Bessie Touissant, clerks at w. G. Barton's, are away for a months vacation. Rev F. A. Johnson begins his vaca- tion after the second Sunday in Au- gust.
 Miss Caroline Foote, bookkeeper for VIC. Barton, left on Tuesday for a months stay at Milwaukee, Wis. Miss Mary Barton is visiting in Goshen and TOrringtOn. Mrs A. Borelli, who is at the Post Graduate hospital in New York, does not gain any, fact her friends will re- gret to learn.
 The Raymond Syndicate Go. of Bos- ton, Mass, bought the stock of cloth ing of D. McMahan for $3, ,O8O. l. Mrs Albert McMah0n, Mrs E. J. Sturges and daughter, Mrs E. F. Haw- ley and Florence Hawley, Mrs P. M. Cassedy and daughter went down to the Indian Spring and enjoyed a picnic spread, Friday. They went down on the milk train and returned on the train arriving at TAO p. m.
 Jeweler M. w. Hill is offering some- thing new in the clock line, the Mis- sion clocks so called. They have wood- en frames and are attractive and up- to-date.
 Fred Knibloe, of the firm of Knibloe & Bennttt, has been passing few days in New York.
 F. E. Soule reports big sale of the New York Daily Globe, 100 copies a day or more. MT Soule is delivering them on his routes for 6c week.
 Unaccompanied by brass band or a company of marching fOotmen, party of genial and popular citizens will quietly steal out of town on Saturday, bound for the Hornets Nest cottage, Spectacle lake, for a weeks rest and communion with nature in the soli- tude of the forest about Spectacle lake. The party will include: Postmaster Jackson, Judge J. F. Addis, F. E. Soule, Charles Planz, Charles N. Hall, P. M. Cassedy,J. B. HuDgerford, Noble B1ackman.
 Grocer c. I. Leach is having a special sale on chocolate and cocoas. Call and get prices. Simpsons Springs temperance bev- erageS. Special prices on case lots at the store of Grocer c. I. Leach. Extra good corn starch, four packages for 25c.
 c. F. Schoverling has been in New York for few days.
 A. w. PeelstrOm, popular clerk for La Hait & Thomas, is passing weeks vacation at Bridgeport and other places.
 B. V. Hamlin, the photographer, time, called on friends in town, Mon- day.
 A tree in front of the residence of the Misses Boardman was struck by lightning, Monday afternoon.
 D. McMahan was in New York, Monday.
 MT and Mrs Ezra Golden return on Saturday from trip which includes visits to Glen Cove, l.. l., Poughkeep- sic and Kingston, N. Y., and Great Burlington, Mass:
 Mrs Williams of Hartford is the guest of MT and Mrs Daniel Garfield.
 Miss Alice Emmons is visiting at Pittsfeld, Mass.
 The First National bank is now open for business at the United Bank build- ing, corner of Main and Bank streets.
 If you want anything in the line of household goods, crockery for the ta- ble or glass ware, 0. B. Riddiford's is the place to go. He has had imitatOrs in his line, but his store still leads as a purveyor of useful household goods.
 Mrs T. E. Platt returned, Sunday night. from stay at the Canaan camp ground.
 MT and Mrs c. A. Hayes enjoyed a carriage drive to New Fairfield, Sun- lay.
 The guests of the Park View house