The Newtown bee., 1904-02-26

pine was badly kicked by another
horse. DR. R. S. Todd attended him.
D. N. Clark has sold his crop of to-
bacco to the American Cigar Co.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Thomas of Rox-
bury were guests from E1arsday till
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thorn
as.
Mrs Bernstein of Glen Cove, L. l.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Ezra
Golden.
Bert Franklin of Brooklyn has been
passing few days in town.
J. J. Feeney has bought new road
wagon Of Merritt Wicks.
S. G. Lathrop is out again, after
being laid up with erysipelaS in the
face.
A horse attached to loaded truck,
belonging to the Eastern Upholstery
Co., broke away from the wagon, Tues
day, and ran away.
James Mitchell, John Anderson,
Charles O'Hara and William Cogswell
of New Preston have sold their tobacco
crops to J. Stuart Halpine.
J. Stuart Haluine has bought the
tobacco crops of Hans Anderson,
Frank Helene, Gus Anderson, Gus
Swanson and Thomas O'Hara, all of
Washington.
Howard Payne, a clerk at the store
Of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, has been
laid up with severe attack of the
grip.
George w. Anthony, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks,
was able to be out, Monday.
The Monday club entertained the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion at their regular meeting at the
residence Of the Misses Boardman on
Monday.
Miss Riggs and sister will move from
John Duncan's house to rooms over
the store of Andrew M. Booth.
Edward Warsong and Philip Liner
of North Kent have sold his crops Of
tobacco to j. Stuart HaIpine.
Dwight Camp, F. A. Gustaveson,
Carl Swanson, A. G.. Anderson and
Thomas Petit of Brooktield have sold
their tobacco crops to J. Stuart Hal
pine.
Henry Starr and D. D. Hawley of
Danbury have fat pocketbooks, having
sold their tobacco crops to J. Stuart
Halpine.
The present organ at the Congrega-
tional church is for sale and it is an
excellent opportunity for some church
desiring very good organ to obtain
one at an exceedingly reasonable price.
Fine CONNECTIONS and smokers per-
quisites at Cassedy's.
The temperance billiard parlors of
A. w. Dayton are equipped with mod
ern and up-to-date pool and billiard
tables. Drop in and spend a pleasant
afternoon or evening.
All the daily papers and magazines
at Cassedy's.
E. H. Stearns is clipping horses at
the stables of Veterinarian Todd on
East street.
Try Glynn's cough tablets; 1oc a
package at Leach's.
Ray Leach is home from school at
Saxton's River, VT, caused by an ep'
idemic Of pneumonia. Mr. Leach Ii
now Frustrated with severe cold. he
expects to return on February 20.
Ousatonic chapter, R. A. M, worked
the Royal Arch degree, Wednesday
night.
James Tobin OF North Kent was ir
town, Monday, delivering his crop O.
tobacco to G. F. Schoverling.
FreshI veal to-day and Saturday a
G. I. Leach's.
Howard Andrews passed Washing
tons birthday in Danbury.
MISS 1mOXeQe Lduc VI NEW 1O1h II
visiting Mrs G. I. Leach.
! Have you tried the Robin Hood Egl
s Noodle? 1t comes in S and 1Oc pack
ages and is for soup only. At G. l
Leach's only. Macaroni SC a pound
Fresh cranberries SC quart.
G. D. Pulver, who has been i'll in be-
with the grip, is about again.
E. A. Henderson, the genial truck
man, finds much difficulty in gettin
around, the result of being kicked by
horse.
The friends OF the clerks at tn
, Adams Express office, who were so we
T entertained by the latter short tim
ago, in return gave surprise party
Tuesday evening, at Young's hotel.
> The youngest child of Mr. and MI
H. G. Harris is recovering from an al
tack of the measles.
. Merritt w. Hill, the popular jewele
J is a victim of the grip.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Crost