The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-08
THE NEWTOWN Bee FRIDAY, DECEM Der g. 1905

a large silo at his farm on the Plains
Joseph Miller Of New York passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Miller.
H. S. Palmer of bridgeport passed
Thanksgiving day in town.
George Hawley of New Haven was a
guest, over Thanksgiving day, of Mr.
and Mrs E. f. Hawley.
A. y. Piper Of Derby passed Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs M. D. Miles.
Woolsey Pepper of New York was a
guest, Thanksgiving day, of Mr. and
Mrs DeWatt Pepper.
Howard Marsh of Lee, Mass, was in
town, last Wednesday.
E. f. Hawley was in New Haven, last
Friday, to consult DR. Ring regarding
his eyes.
Mr. and Mrs S. Il. Morgan spent
THANKSGIVING with Mr. Morgan'S broth
er, Fred Morgan, in New Haven.
Miss Kittie Riley was in Bridgeport.
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Fl. Pomeroy were
guests, Thanksgiving day, of DR. j. A.
DOlan.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Adams, Miss Bes-
sic Adams and John Adams enjoyed
their Thanksgiving dinner with MIS-
Donnelly of SGillson hill.
Frank Evitts, the genial harness
dealer, is remembering his friends
with some very handsome calendars
for 1906.
William Lewis Brennan was taken
to the Industrial school, Middletown.
Monday, by Constable John Couch.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Watson of Jersey
City, N. j., were guests over Thanks
giving of Mr. and Mrs A. H. Mem ahon.
Toothsome ice cream, oranges, tan
gerines, grape fruit, SC each, and 75c,
81 and 81, % dozen at the Bank street
fruit store of G. B. Schiappacasse
Rev and Mrs F. D. Torrey are pass
ing the week at Fulton, N. Y.
T. F. Platt passed Sunday in Falls
Village.
Rev and Mrs F. D. Torrey passed
Thanksgiving day with Rev and M rs
F. D. Walter of Waterbury.
Miss Edna r. MOSher of New York
spent Thanksgiving day with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Mosher.
Mr. and Mrs @. A. TrOwbridge spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. Trowbridge's
parents at Pawling, N. Y.
| Miss Annie and Master John Cox
passed Thanksgiving in Newtown.
Howard Conkrite Of Gaylordsville is
assisting in the store. of Starr & Dean.
Earle Patchen has been helping
Grocer G. 1. Leach during the rush.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Warner, Jr., pass
ed Thanksgiving with Rawleyville
| friends.
Congressman-elect Edwin W. Hig-
gins has become member of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, the
first secret society he ever joined.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Warner were
in Bridgewater, Thanksgiving day.
The man who misses train because
his watch is slow or because be has
none, should make the acquainta ice
of our stock of watches at once. The
| best watch for your mOney-Whatever
the size of your purse-can be found
right here. We guarantee that even
the lowest priced will keep good time.
Likewise we can supply you with the
best values in watch chains that are
offered anywhere. Our stock com.
prises splendid assortment of the
best gold-hlled watch chains made.
They not only rival the most expensive
all-gold chains in appearance, but af-
ford as good service at great saving
in cost.-[Hill, the Jeweler, New Mil
ford, Conn.
Mrs E. r. Hawley returned home,
Monday, after visit Of a few days
with her parents, MI and Mrs Vincent
Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs w. C.. Beeman and
daughter, Miss Louise, were guests on
Thanksgiving day of Mrs Charlotte
Beeman at New Preston.
n. HI. Root was at the store of Wal
ter H. Fem, Monday, executing pen
sion vouchers for the local veterans.
Beeman & Strong sold handsome
pair Of bays, last week, to Pliney
SquireS.
Robert Strong passed Thanksgiving
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Minor Strong, in Warren.
Miss Ellen Stevens Of New York
City has been the guest of Mrs Henry
Ives.
Miss Eta Miles is assisting in the
store of G. F. Riddiford for the holi
days.
Jeweler M. W. Hill is presenting his
patrons with some very neat and at
tiactive calendars.
New Milford lodge, N. E. O. p, will
hold an important meeting, Monday
night, when the nomination of officers
will be made.
Beeman & Strong have the loca
agency for the Milburn wagons, which
have fine name in the local field.
Stanley LathrOp has taken a position
in the store of Golden Brothers. Miss
Grace Lathrop assists in the store or
Saturdays.
Helena and John Hutton of Bridge
port spent THANKSGIVING at Mrs George
Robertsons.
H. u. Hine wishes to celebrate ever
day this year by making every baby il
the country present of a gold ring
He is doing this to introduce an ele
CANT line of new jewelry novelties
made for him by one of the larges
factories in the United States and de