The Newtown bee., 1904-09-30

tried to set up without authority, Wednesday, but after much loud talk on the fakir's part, was led off the grounds by Officer c. B. Johnson. The restaurant was we'll managed by Mrs Carey, who had excellent patronage. She gave good meals and good services. Those who bought privileges were:
 M. Angola, peanuts.
 Harry Platt, knives.
 J. Marrell, frankfurters and pies.
 Mrs c. J. Carey, restaurant.
 H. M. Alexander, toys.
 M. 'E. Polwell, Newburg, ". Y., merry -gO-round.
 J. J. Brown, toys.
 A. Fredericks, cigars.
 W. F. Cahill, game.
 c. w. Cole, ci gars.
 H. J. Baylan, game.
 Erdman & Co.,, bakery privileges.
 R. A Keever, photograph gallery.
 John J. Hofnagle, dark gallery.
 Edward Lozenberg, game.
 c. H. Smith, game.
 E. Rhodes, Orangeade.
 Richard Lum, game.
 P. H. Bradley, knives.
 George Schown, game.
 John Slade, jingle board.
 William McCullum, game.
 John States, sandwiches.
 B. Melcher, campaign buttons.
 MT Lams, wire jewelry.
 J. 1SaacS, cigars.
 w. A. Garfield, temperance drinks.
 James B. Hobart, peanuts and pop corn.
 Harry Hansen, soft drinks.
 Dr Coleman, cigars.
 Victoria Belle, palmist.
 Charles prnyip0 naanJtS and nOD corn.
 Michael Rowe, whips and balloons
 IN EXHIBITION HALL.
 The main exhibition hall was an at tractive place. Every space was oc- cupied save one. which was utilized by placing settees for the ladies and it was apprecia ted, too. The Newtown merchants are to be Commended for their enterprise in taking space.
 At the left of the main entrance was F. J. Hall, the reliable Sandy Hook stove man, who had d veritable stove store in hls space with 2l stoves, Andes, Stewart, Round Oaks and ranges. He gave away some neat rulers, which were in demand.
 Beyond this was the neat exhibit of Betts & Betts, the Sandy Hook grocers and druggists. They showed a case filled with perfumery, in fancy bottles and cases, while in the rear was we'll arranged display of fancy box crackers and canned goods.
 John Drew, of the New England Lace Co.,, took two spaces to show off the handsome and rich curtains turned out at his factory. He took some nice orders, the ladies being enthusiastic over his elegant display.
 Hustling l.. c. Morris was on hand With his confectionery, and literally sold pounds of the sweet stuff over his counters. William Honan, his chief clerk, did the honors in becoming style, assisted once in while by ''Pop" himself. His booth was neatly decorated.
 s. E. Sanford & Go. made taking display of canned stuff, penolia, and other goods. It was well arranged.
 Rev o. o. Wright had his usual de- partment for giving out pamphlets on the birds and animals, state reports, etc. MT Wright's little educational department is one of the very excel a lot of work on his part, but like every thing he attempts is done thor oughly and well.
 R. H. Beers S Co.,, the we'll known merchant of the Street, had taste fully arranged booth. They showed many styles of silkalenes and dra- peries Ornamental Japanese um- brellas were used with good effect in the decorating The sides and ceiling of thls room were .prettily covered with wall paper.
 The exhibit of harnesses, robes and blankets by Peck & Lines sof Bridge port was popular exhibit of this building and was in charge of the genial F. w. TomlinSOn. He gave out hundreds Of toy whips and sent the youngsters and their daddieS home happy.
 G. F. Baker the Hawleyv vile furni- ture man, did himself proud in the elegant show of furniture, bed room, parlor and dining room. It was ar ranged in good style. On the walls were pictures and mirrors.
 Enterprising A. L. Donkey was on hand from New Milford with his fine exhibit of pianos, including the Ivers & Pond, the Henry and s. G. Linde- man, kingsbury and Wellington. He showed line of piano scarfs and cov- erings that was fine. He gave away rulers, sheet music and paper dolls.
 Taylor, Curtis x Co. had capitally arranged booth showing blankets and robes and a pyramid of the Interna- tional Stock food, for which they have the local agency.
 Patrick Cannon had his usual corner for his Apiarian exhibit atsthe:right of the main entrance. He showed every- thing in the honey and wax line, and had cases of bees at work. Flags and J1iu wi