The Newtown bee., 1904-09-30

l PioNnouos SedSOuS. The ParaQlSt aigrettes have come in style again ane are used with stunning effect. The champagne colOrs are as popular as if previous seasons. THE BEES scribe was shown stunning hat in child's beaver, in which was thrown a touct Of old-gOld or orange color, with fine effect. Altogether it promises to be g gOOd season with Booth & Bentley anC the ladies are cordially invited to look the styles over to their hearts content REP UBLICAN TOWN TICKET.
 The republican caucus to nominate town officers was held on Saturday afternoon, with large attendance. William G. Green was chosen chair man and J. H. .Nettleton secretary. The ticket was headed by the nomina- t1on :of two clean, strong and repre- sentative kbnsineSs men, both well qualified for the place. They would naturally receive their full party vote, but how much sice local dissensions within the party will cut, election day will alone disclose. The ticket as nominated is as follows:
 Selectmen, Vincent B. Sterling, Chauncey B. Marsh. | Assessors, J. Butler Merwin, John T. Underhill, Jr.
 Board of Relief, F. J. Turrill, Fred erick B. Starr.
 Collector of Town Taxes, Joseph La Hait.
 Members of School Board, Vincent B. Sterling, E. J. EmmOnS. Registrar of Voters, Charles H. Osborne.
 Auditor, Reuben Booth. Constables, Bruce M. Nearing, w. J. Roberts, Charles Planz, Lawrence N. Jennings.
 Grand Jurors, F. w. Knowles, James Churchill, Charles B. Riddiford.
 Trustee of Library and Memorial Fund, B. J. Emmons.
 DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR TOWN OFFICERS.
 There was a large attendance at the democratic caucus, Saturday after noon, and the gathering was harmoni- ous throughout. The ticket nominated is regarded as strong one from the democratic standpoint, and their party leaders are freely predicting victory. Verton P. Staub, nominated for first selectman, is capable business man, and will make level-headed official, if elected. He was in Lancaster, Pa., at the time of his nomination and had no hand in the shaping of the ticket. The ticket as nominated is as follows:
 Selectmen, Verton P. Staub, James s. Sullivan.
 Assessors, Isaac B. Bristol, Clinton Fl. POmerOy.
 Collector of Taxes, Russel B. Noble. Registrar of Voters, F. B. Soule.
 Board of Relief, James M. Hallock, John B. Cox.
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 Consta bleS, Charles Reilly, Jr., Charles A. Addis, John B. Couch, Jo- seph Walbank.
 Grand Jurors, Nelson w. Kinney, Frank Kinney Bernard l.. Moore.
 School Committee, Albert Evitts, John F. Addis.
 ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE SUM
 DAY LIQUOR LAW.
 George F. Pixley,. proprietor of the New England house, and '.Tony"- Pix ley were arrested, last Friday. by Con- stable Jennings on the charge of vio- lating the Sunday liquor law, and vi- plating the screen law. Four counts are placed against Landlord Pixley and one count against his brother. Noble Bennitt furnished bonds in SlOO for each count. The cases were ad- journed to October.
 MILLINERY OPENING AT w. G. BAR
 TONS.
 The popular w. G. Barton has the millinery opening on Saturday of this week and Monday and Tuesday of next week. As usual he will have a splen- did showing of fall styles. His head milliner is Miss Maude White and her assistants are Miss M. A. Gilbert, Miss Anna Halpine and Miss Elta Miles. The ladies of New Milford and Sur- rounding towns are urged to attend this opening, when they will also have chance to inspect an elegant line of fall coats.
 Miss Margaret McGowan of Win sted has been engaged. to teach the Boardman school for the ensuing year. A telephone is to be placed in the residence of Charles N. Hall. c. D. Pulver and family assed Sun day at Falls Village, the guests of Postmaster George V. Capron. MT and Mrs Martin Burbee of Bridgeport were recent guests of MT and Mrs Henry DonneIly.
 John Donnelly of Brooklyn was re- 1 D Henry Donnelly.
 Joseph La Halt and Henry Donnelly were in East Hartford on the Fist, at tending the meeting of the State Fire mems Association.
 Hubert Thomas, w. J. Clark and w. c. Beeman attended the Huntington fair on Thursday last
 Druggist Noble is making nice dis play of Linonine in one of his main windows, this week.
 MT and Mrs A. M. Booth drove to Danbury, Sunday.
 P. M. Cassedy sells the famous Laughlin fountain pen for S1.
 Fine confectiOnS and smokers per quiSiteS at CasSedy's.
 The temperance restaurant of A. w. Dayton is equipped with a modern and up-to-date pool table. Drop in and spend pleasant afternoon ol evening.
 All the daily papers and magazines at Cassedy's.
 Druggist w. N. Noble is offering a complete line of the famous Wallace confectiOns.
 Henry Adams is having quite seri- ous time with rheumatism, being con. fined to his house. Dr Staub is at tending him.
 Stanley Hayes has erected a neat counter in one side of his fish market , and is serving hot oyster stews. William H. Percy and son, Stanley Percy, passed Sunday in Bridgeport. ] MT and Mrs Charles Lines of New