The Newtown bee., 1905-12-15
SOULE's CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.

Hustling Frank E. Soule is showing
an elegant array Of choice and varied
toys, the best ever seen in town and,
not only that, his toys and other goods
are SO skillfully displayed that every
body can readily learn what he has on
hand. The "Pony Blitz" is a center
Of attraction with the children and the
votes are piling up in fine shape.
Cigars and tobacco in Christmas pack
ages, holiday books, choice Eaton
Hurlbut stationery and a thousand
found at this well-known store. Mr.
Soule is NJ aking special reduction
to parties buying for Sunday schools.
BRIGHT WITH THE CHRISTMAS CHEER.
Jeweler M. W. Hills store is bright
for the Christmas season with an ell
egant stock of silver ware and gold ar
ticles in jewelry, while in clocks he
claims to lead Litchfeld county. For
the ladies and gentlemen he has an
elegant stock of silk umbrellas, just
the thing for Christmas gifts. He
also has nice line of cutlery and is in
every way fitted to help out Christmas
buyers. The store is being ably looked
after in Mr. Hill'S absence by his pOpu-
lar and capable watch repairer and
general utility man, Charles D. Pulver.
Miss Clara Blackml IN, daughter of
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman, passed
Sunday with her grandmother in
Brookield.
Sherman Garfield was the guest,
Sunday, of Chester Lyon in Marble
dale.
Arthur E. Knowles of Still River
has treated his residence to a new
dress of paint.
Stuffed CLANS served every Saturday
at the restaurant of A. W. Dayton
Carl Mann and Arthur Joyce of
New Fairfield delivered their tobacco,
Monday, to F. Albert Carlson.
Elliott Roswell of Sherman deliver
ed his tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine.
Arthur Joyce Of New Fairfield has
taken the job of saving up the slabs
On the wood lot Of Ferris Leach for
Chauncey Marsh.
Miss Minnie Lake returned, Mon
day, from a stay in Bridgeport.
Myron Whitlock passed Sunday in
New York City.
Randolph Hill has moved to Elm
street into part of the house of Mrs
J. r. johnson.
At the Worthwhile Baptist church,
Sunday morning, Rev S. D. Woods
gave the right hand of fl wship to
nine new members.
The Worthwhile Baptist church, al
though numbering only 80 resident
gave $50 on recent Sunday
to the Baptist state convention.
Peck & Snyder skates at P. M. Cas-
sedy'S.
Victor 10-inch records, formerly 81, |
now 60c. At P. NJ. Cassedy's.
Mrs Thomas Dolan, Mr. and Mrs Pat
rick Feeney and Edward Feeney at
tended the funeral of Mrs Thomas |
Halpine at her late home on Whis-
confer hill, Brookfeld; and later from |
St Peters church, Danbury, Monday. |
The votes for Pony Blitz,aS recorded |
December II, were as follows: How
ard Moore, $50; Arnold Wrigley, 433;
Thomas Stack, Jr., 1888; Clifford Aus
tin, 2S5; Grace Green, 269; Eddie Bar
~, SO; Louis Willard, 81; Fanny Nor
ris, 35; Henry H. Worley, "a; Kenneth
Lathrop, 80; Claude Johnson, 20; Hen
~ H. Carney, 25; Roland Thompson,
20; Howard Monaghan, Is; Henry Carl
son, II; Gladys Erwin, Is: James Rob
ortS, II.
Victor talking machines from SIS
up; records, Soc, finch; &C., 1O-lnch-
At P. M. Cassedy's.
M. W. Hill's jewelry has four points
II merit: Quality, style, variety, price.
His staple jewelry lines are clean cut,
artistic, refined, including gold, silver,
yold-tilled brooches, cuff links, scarf
pins, lockets, fobs, rings, cuff pins,
bracelets, neck chains, guard chains
vest chains. His novelty jewelry al
ways includes the newest, season,
styles, IN adaptation to needs of best
jewelry trade. The stock includes
gold, silver, gold-flled waist pins, shirt
waist sets. hat pins, cuff pins, brace
let's, chat pins, sash pins, pendants,
combs. In the silver novelties lne
there are toilet sets, hair brushes.