The Newtown bee., 1905-11-10

Starr x Dean are offering big line of canned goods, which is worthy the inspection of every careful buyer.
 Exchange your Tabard Inn books at P. M. Cassedys.
 G. B. Schiappacasse, the hustling Bank street fruit dealer, has bought Ho.,sn 100 barrels TiS, of 1 apples of parties at A full line of the famous Bridal Bell
 Ray Leach and Leslie Marsh passed d Sunday at Pawling, N. Y., guests of | A. M. Leach.
 Mrs P. M. Cassedy, who is at the Bridgeport hospital, is gaining rapidly in health, a fact her friends will be l gratified to learn.
 Miss Edith Bennett has been on the l sick lfs1.
 Joseph La Halt is having his house l W red for electricity. Fred Bennett is l doing the work.
 Orlo Ward has resigned his position with the Eastern Lounge Co.,, and will go to Canton, Pa., as foreman in the wood working department of the Can ton Couch Go.
 Thomas M. Stack went to CatskiIl, N Y., to bury his mother, the body 1 having been in a receiving vault in Orange, N. J., since her death about a | month ago.
 The regular meeting of Palm-Re- bekah lodge occurs on Wednesday evening.
 New Milford lodge, No. 292, N. E.. o. F., holds it's regular meeting, Mon 0. E. Riddiford passed Monday and Tuesday in New York City. John Mcdonald and Joseph Moore 1 drove to Danbury. Saturday night, re- l turning on Sunday. Edward Dolan and George Clark enjoyed carriage ride to Danbury Sunday.
 James Dolan attended the dance in 1 Bridgewater, Friday night. H. G. Northrop enjoyed carriage ride to Woodbury, Sunday, being a | guest at c. B. Trow bridge. Dr Howard Staub of Stamford was | in town, Sunday, the guest of his fa- ther, Hon Nicholas Staub John Fountain is painting the res ioence and barns of Charles Johnson,a a l leading Sherman farmer. Asa T. Erwin has resigned his posi- l tion with the Southern New England Telephone Co.,, and has entered the l employ of the Adams Express Go. at Milford. He passed Sunday with New | Milford friends.
 Dennis McMahon passed Tuesday ! and Wednesday in New York City, se- 1 lecting stock for his Bank street store. A jolly birthday party was held, Thursday night, at the home of Charles Pearson on West street. A company of 20 people were in attend | ance. Card playing was enjoyed, after which refreshments were served.
 The Ladies Swedish society will have an auction and sale at the rooms 1 If of an early date.
 | D. McMahon has added the Dupont, Garfield and X Ray shoes for men. He has also added stock of gloves, which he is selling at reasonable prices. l James w. Goldsmith, for the past three years clerk in the First Ma tional bank, has resigned his position and will remove to White Plains, N. Y., where he has secured a situation as bookkeeper in the Central bank of
 Westchester county. He is highly National bank and is to he congratu- lated on obtaining good place in an other institution.
 Hon Nicholas Staub has had two maple trees, which stood in front of his West street residence, cut down.
 The public meeting announced last week, to be given in Mygatt's hall, Monday evening, the 18th, by New Milford lodge, Mo- 292, has been post poned to later date.
 Former Selectman John R. Judd of Kent, genial gentleman and one who has host of friends in New Milford, was in town, Monday.
 James R. Osborne has moved into the cottage opposite the foundry of J. A. Northrop & Son.
 | Alexander Hawley of Pioneer, Ia., IS the guest of his uncle, w. c. Beeman.
 Fruit Dealer G. B. Schiappacasse
 passed Thursday in New York City,