The Newtown bee., 1904-08-19

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 Prsparsd by PRICE CEREAL FOO For Sale { toying a fine summer business. Thir- teen rooms outside are filled with guests, in addition to every room in the house being used.
 WORTHWHILE HAPPENINGS. Miss Mead of Bethel is a guest at the parsonage.
 Mrs Lewis Payne and Mrs Harry Kinney arrived, Wednesday even- ing, from a visit of two weeks at the popular summer resort of Southampton, L. I. Dur ing Mrs. Payne's absence Miss Mabel Marsh has had charge of the postoff1ce and store and has filled her position to the satisfaction of all.
 Rev George Reid of Bridgeport spent
 Wednesday night at the patronage.
 MT and Mrs Carr Lyon attended the funeral, Thursday, of their grandchild in New Haven, only child of MT and Mrs Merton Lyon. MT and Mrs A. c. Beers accompanied them.
 N. s. Clark of Milford, who has been tuning pianos for 39 years, was in this place, last week.
 Delinquent taxpayers should call on Tax Collector La Hait and pay their taxes before the selectmen make out their fall report.
 Extra choice bananas, 200 dozen, at the store of Grocer c. I. Leach.
 Choice honey, 18c cake, at the store of c. I. Leach. Cheapest store in town to buy meats.
 W. H. Fenn passed Friday and Sat- urday in Washington.
 Leslie Marsh, Eddie Platt, Ray Leach, Miss Hattie Platt, Miss Alice Emmons and Miss Elta Miles enjoyed a carriages drive to Washington and Lake Waramaug, Sunday.
 Mrs P. A. Northrop of Boardman has been visiting Miss Bessie Adams
 Mrs M. Andrus is entertaining Mrs H. Hopper and children of Bridgeport.
 L. w. Mealla has returned to Tor rington after spending a week with friends in New Milford, Washington and New Haven.
 Miss Irene M. Howe has had as a guest Miss Miles of Goshen.
 Vera Odell is visiting her aunt, Mrs M. Mather, in Darien.
 Jo hn J. Pickett of New York, for merly clerk for La Hait & Thomas, is visiting in town for few days.
 MT and Mrs J. R. Johnson returned | on Saturday evening, after a weeks stay with Mrs H. o. Mills. MT John- son is now confined to his bed, and may be said to be in critical condition.
 Golden Brothers are offering reduced prices on all summer waists for ladies. They are receiving, this week, their fall line of ladies' and mems footwear, leather and rubber goods, the largest line they have ever carried. They cordially invite the ladies and men of New Milford and neighboring towns to look their stock over.
 Representative William Forestelle and Clark Dodge of Warren passed Sunday at Spectacle lake, as guests of the party of New Milford gentlemen.
 Dennis Callahan has returned from the New Haven hospital, where he un- 1erwent an operation. He is now con- nicely.
 Mrs Brown of New York has been visiting friends in New Milford.
 F. B. How'd of Falls Village was in . own, last Thursday. ..
 Dr and Mrs 'Coopernail of Bedford. ] N. Y., were in town, last week. The loctor came up to counsel in the case # Mrs B. Camp. B. V. Hamlin, who has passed two weeks in town, the guest of William Hartwell returned to Bridpenort f n Monday. :, A. W. Hodge, the local restaurant c proprietor, and Charles Hodge of We- 'otuck put in a day at fishing at latch pond, last week Tuesday. They i'd not hire an expressman to bring ome the catch. 5 In one of the show windows of FEE oule's store is small automobile, arge enough to hold a child. It is ropelled by foot power. q The Boardman boys have organized baseball club, securing very hand v ome suits. On Saturday they played al ae Kent team, and were soundly sl crashed.
 Arthur Brown, who has been passing al week with his father, w. G. Brown, 'turned to New York on Saturday c, Ight. oc Dr and Mrs George E. Staub and