The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

week, spraining his ankle badly.
 J.P Treadwell of Norwalk was in town, Monday. MT Treadwell has re- ceived card from Congressman Hill, who says the Taft party are receiving round of ovationS in Japan. They are all having the time of their lives. MT Hill expects to return to NOrwalk about October 1.
 The Fraternal League of New Ha- ven has paid S1OO, the claim of Mrs killed in Bal ltimore, Md, last spring. George H. Woodruff of New Haven was in town, Friday, and adjusted the claim.
 Miss Bessie Adams enjoyed trip, Sunday, to Spectacle lake, East Kent.
 Smiths aritmetic, published by Ginn & Co.,, is being introduced into the public schools in place of Princes series. P. M. Cassedy has had great sale of school books and sundries.
 Walter Booth and Noble Booth York City.
 MT and Mrs Randolph Hill and Mrs James Moore visited Danbury, Satur- day.
 Mrs Clifford Hatch and Mrs David Baldwin returned on Saturday from a visit in South Norwalk.
 John F. Pettibone and George F. Fixley were in Danbury, Saturday.
 Miss Flora Stillson, Mrs A. M. Booth and Mrs Mills passed Saturday in Dan- bury.
 Mrs Frances Bonar of Louisville, Ky, has been the guest for several days of Mrs Henry Ives.
 Charles Cromer Of Bristol, R. l., is cnonGirr uo01 ipo 0n formerly employed in the Gazette office.
 The popular firm of Duncan & Can field have a new and attractive an- nouncement in this weeks BEE. The firm s stock of fall and winter wear ables was never as complete as to-day.
 Harry Lee, popular clerk at Dun- can & Garfield $, accompanied by fair friend, was exploring the romantic roads about Bromica City, Sunday. A lady's brown jacket was left, Sun day, in Duttons restaurant on Bank street. The owner can have it by call ing.
 Hubert Thomas passed Tuesday in New Haven.
 Miss Leota B. Erwin passed Sunday and Monday at her home here. She has accepted position at JOhnStOwn, Pa, in the millinery business. Mir and Mrs Andrew Clark of Chest nut Land left on Monday for trip to Yellowstone Park, Wyoming.
 Mrs J. Eva Wilbur of Providence, R. l., Eugene Farrell of New York and MT and Mrs Edward Farrell of Bethel pleasant home of MT and Mrs Myron Disbrow.
 Asa Chapin, who was laid up two ! weeks with light attack of dipbt the- ria, resumed his position in the bag gage room at the depot, Sunday: Attorney F. M. Williams has been confirmed as executor by Acting Judge of Probate Allen on the estate of Sarah Cleggett, deceased. w.. N. Noble and Merritt Hill en- joyed ride to Pawling, N. Y., Friday. MT Hill secured several fine photo 1 graphs of scenes about PaWling. Dwight Wilson, the noted horse au- thority of Washington, came over to New Milford and bought speedy gray horse of Pliney Squires, the local horse expert.
 W. c. Barton passed Tuesday in New York City.
 Miss White, a talented milliner, who was in W. G. Barton's millinery de- partment two years ago, has been en- gagged by MT Barton for the present IullllueTy SodSOQ. J. B. Merwin is having a new silo erected on his farm on Candlewood mountain.
 Attorney Frank Marsh was in Bridgeport, Monday.
 MT and Mrs F. B. Starr gave an ''at home," Thursday evening, from to 10 in honor of MT and Mrs c. w. Starr.
 MT and Mrs J. E. Hungerford, daughter and son, passed Sunday in Gaylordsville, guests of Mir and Mrs M. L. Hungerford.
 Hermon Buckingham has new horse, bought of Chauncey Marsh.
 Harry Ives passed Sunday in New York City.
 An "Uncle Toms Cabin" Co. is booked to appear at the Town hall,
 I. R Fenton, of N. w. McNeil & Co.,, Lime Rock, was in town, Monday.
 meeting of Palm Rebekah lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, will be held next Wednesday night.
 Mrs w. c. Lathrop of Bridgeport passed Monday and Tuesday with MT and Mrs Ernest Lathrop.
 Joseph Brinton, the genial and pop ular piano agent, came from Bedford, N. Y., Monday, in his automobile.
 A sensible man does not want to pay more for piano than it is worth, and he wants the piano worth all he pays for it. That's why he should buy his