The Newtown bee., 1904-10-28

Sunday with his cousin, A. w. Hodge.
F. E. sOULE's GENEROUS OFFER.

Sunday with his cousin, A. w. Hodge
 F. E. sOULE's GENEROUS OFFER.
 K. B. Soule, the Bank street station. cember. He is sending out certificates to families having children, which has these generous provisions:
 To advertise our Holiday Goods department we want to give doll to one child in every family in this community. | If you have no children of your own or if your children are grown up, come anyway some day in December and get a doll for a
 Bring this certificate with you when you come
 . Make purchases anywhere in the store to the amount of one dollar or more. | Then present this certificate and be shown our Souvenir Doll assortment you prefer to receive. free.
 This certificate is transferable only to some
 only one ne eertica1e @ a 'a'y Wili be accepted from the same family:
 There are all kinds of dolls in our Souvenir l Doll assortment Every doll is one that we w9iea enoy to siSSlRaf ssSaf to you and you will enjoy
 The dolls are on display awaiting your con- l ing. Come to see them some day soon and bring the children with you.
 Louis Welton of New York passed Sunday in town.
 Samuel Waldron has sold his crop of tobacco to Nicholas Staub.
 William H. Camp of New Bridge has disposed of his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine.
 MT and Mrs M. w. Hill passed last week Wednesday at the falls at North Kent and secured some capital snap ! shots nf tho around the falls.
 Carnations, 35c per dozen, at the store of w. N. Noble.
 Ezra Golden passed Tuesday and Wednesday in New York City.
 Miss Angela Murphy is ill with a mild attack of diphtheria. Drs King and Dolan are attending her. | Albert Carlson has disposed of his tobacco crop to Carl Schoverling. MT and Mrs, M. w. Hill have been passing few days in New York City. MT Hill has been buying goods for the holiday trade.
 The republicans had rousing rally, Friday night, Attorney F. M. Will Hams presiding. Judge George B. AL den of Boston, Mass, was present and made stirring speech. He was bright and witty throughout. He raised great laugh when he said that democracy and measles were alike, harmless with children but fatal with men.
 James Honan of Gaylordsville has sold his crop of tobacco to L. Gershel & Brother for 16c.
 Commodore" Dorwin has disposed of his excellent crop of "the weed" to l.. Gershel & Brother for 15c.
 w. J. Roberts has let his crop of to- ho m fn nnrch01 Qr MT and Mrs B. A. Wildman and MT and Mrs Delbert Wildman came from MT Wildman'S farm in BrOOkfeld to his place in the village, Monday. Miss Alkaline Buck entertained a few of her friends very delightfully."-, Mon- day evening, at bridge:whist. Mrs H. L. Randall and Miss Edith Randall are visiting at Bayonne, N. J. William D. Wanzer has sold his big crop of tobacco of 16 or 17 tons to the American Tobacco Co. for l4ac.
 Commencing to-day (Friday) A. Will bur Dayton will have at his restau rant on Railroad street, codtish balls, escallops, oysters, always on hand in lobster, etc. Anything in the eatable line any time in the day. Miss Nellie Nc Mfr of Roxbury has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs John Manion.
 Charles Powell of Sherman has sold his crop of tobacco to the American Tobacco Co.,, for 14c. The American Tobacco Co. has bought the tobacco crop of Selectman John R. Judd of Kent. B. P. Briggs and D. D. Gray have disposed of their excellent crop of to- bacco to Carl Schoverling of New Mill ford.
 George HOpson of Kent has sold his crop of tobacco to the American To- baccO Co.,, the reported price being 16c. Gilbert Vincent, one of Rents best farmers, has let his crop of tobacco go to the American Tobacco Go. for 14c. l w. B. Butcher of Sherman has sold his prime crop of tobacco, two acres, to Charles Schoverling of New Mill l ford. MT Butcher is careful raiser. l Mrs T. M. Stack has visited at Lake vile. Mrs Logan, her mother, attend ed to her household duties in her ab- Sence.
 A. w. Piper of Derby spent Sunday
 Mrs Ellen Platt spent Tuesday in New Haven.
 F. E. Rowe was in Bridgeport, last Thursday.
 Mrs 0. c. Roberts of Ansonia passed Saturday in town, the guest of Mrs Case.
 | Jerry Espatitie has taken the Merritt Sherwood farm for a year and moves there this fall. Mrs Sherwood will move to the village.
 The Dorothy Dodd shoe is so com. fortable. Try pair; sold at Robert sons shoe store.
 The reliable piano dealer, Joseph Brinton, has an interesting advertise ment, setting forth the pianos he sells.
 At Robertson's shoe store will be found the Walk-Over shoe for men, and everything in the line of boots and shoes.
 c. D. Riddiford, New Milford, is headquarters for the best work obtain able in watch and clock repairing.
 For an appetizing meal served in ar inviting way ReStaurateur Hodge in vites you to give his place call. MI Hodge has fresh and tOOthSOme line of Lowney's candies, and the Neapoli tan ice cream is always on sale.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store of M. w. Hill Stop at the fruit store of G. P Schiappocasse and take home prime watermelon, some luscious peaches and other fruit.
 For watch and clock repairing, c. B Riddiford, New Milford, is headquar terS for reliable work. His watch re pairer can attend to any difficult work in this line.