The Newtown bee., 1904-01-22

having fully recovered from his recent bad accident. He will start next week to fill an engagement at EmmonS' Mu sic hall in Newark, N. J., before going to Hot Springs to engage in active training for he coming season. THE PROPOSED DAM AND CANAL AT l BOARDMAN. 1 l.. I. Fletcher, who had charge of the work ot building the big canal and dam at Bull S Bridge, was in town, Monday and Tuesday. He says work on the proposed dam, canal and power house above Boardman will be started in the early spring. The canal is to be about 2000 feet in length.
 Referee Mum of the United States bankruptcy court, will hold a hearing on January 25 to pass on the question of giving an order of sale of the bank ruptcy stock of clothing of D. McMa- hon.
 D. McMahon is to open tailor shop on the second floor of w. G. Browns block on Bank street.
 Miss Rose Dillon of Stevenson was in town, Monday.
 Miss Agnes Roswell has returned to her position in the store of the Farm ers' Trading Co.,, after passing some days with her father in Southville The latter has been critically ill, but is recovering under the care of Dr F. B. King.
 Lucius H. Hoyt of Danbury was in town, Monday. St Peters lodge, F. & A. M., work the first degree, Tuesday night. F. J. Moore passed Sunday with friends at Newark, N. J. W. F. Hutchinson is on the sick list. Miss Jessie Hawley entertained a party of young friends at her home on South Main street, Monday night. George H. Jackson, H. D. Hine, Dr B. E. Bostwick and H. O. Warner at tended the sessions of the Masonic grand lodge at Hartford, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Orders for daily and Sunday news papers may be left at Cassedy's.
 Druggist Noble is offering great value in Key West cigars. Good bargains in children's shoes at Robertson's.
 Miss Ada Segar has visited at her home here.
 A very pleasant party was given at the residence of George Murphy, Fri day evening. c. A. Kellogg of Willow farm, who has been very ill, is slowly improving under Dr J. c. Barker's care. Perry Mallett has been under Dr Wright's care. Clarence Murphy is running the milk route for the Willow Farm dairy dur ing MT Kellogg's serious illpess.
 Rev T. Cronin and Rev John F. Don- ohue have assisted in the Forty Hours devotions in St Peters church, Dan- bury.
 Miss May Brown is visiting in New York.
 E. Turrill, themilkman, had shock, Tuesday.
 David Benton, who has been ill for some time, is worse. Tuesday the thermometer registered from 12 to IF degrees below zero. E. P. Warehouses condition is very critical at this writing.
 The engine attached to the 5.3S Sat- urday evening express broke down at the depot. The engine on the accom- mediation train had to be substituted for it.
 Ezra Golden of Railroad street has inaugurated a special sale on ladies dress skirts. 1 Druggist Albert Evitts is offering a complete and up-to-date line of rubber goods, sponges, hot water bottles, syr- inges, etc.
 For the Huyler confections call at the store of Druggist Albert Evitts
 The temperance billiard parlors o1 A. W. Dayton are equipped with mod ern and up-to-date pool and billiard tables. Drop in and spend pleasant afternoon or evening.
 All the daily papers and magazines at Cassedy's.
 Fine confections and smoke ers' per quisites at Cassedy's.
 c. E. Riddiford, the hustling Bank street jeweler, has word to say about watch repairing in his new advertise ment. MT Riddiford has an expert workman in his repairer, MT Smith, ,ane all work entrusted to his care will re cei7e prompt and satisfactory atten tion. He wants you to bear in minC that he is always headquarters fol everything in the line of birthday anc wedding gifts.
 In their new adv. the reliable c: H Booth & Bentley Co. ,have word tt say about the famous Queen Qualit! lshoe for ladies, for which they hav' Ithe local sale. The firm are making 2 clean sweep of all their stylish trimmed
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