The Newtown bee., 1905-06-09

driving horse, bought of Pliney Squires.
 Mrs Thomas Mcguire has a horse, bought of Pliney Squires of New Mil ford.
 Sherman Morgan is driving a nice blocky horse, bought of Pliney Squires. John Pulver has new horse on his bakery wagon, bought of Pliney Squires.
 B. R. Franklin, representing Mee- kins, Packard & Co.,, was in town, Sat- The place to get your dinner when trading in New Milford is at the Lin- coin house.
 The residence of Selectman P. Staub is looking handsome in it's new dress of paint. 0. H. Osborne did the work.
 Miss Gertrude Riddiford has been appointed teacher in the kindergarten department at the Center school. F. A. Lake and son, Verton, of Bridgeport, have been visiting MT Lake.
 Miss Helen Treadwell of Sherman spent last Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs M. w. Hill.
 Mrs L. P. Treadwell of New York has been visiting her daughter, Mrs M. w. Hill.
 Myron Patchen and Alex Peroncini were in Washington, last Sunday.
 Interesting Children's day exercises will be held at the Methodist church, next Sunday evening.
 Robertson has some fine sandals and Oxfords for the commencements season. They have also fDe line of hosiery. Come in and see the beautiful man. tie clock we are giving away with a fine soc tea. Also the handsome glass ware with one-half pound tea.-[The Farmers Trading Go.
 A special bargain in fancy Sifted sweet wrinkled pea at l3c, two for 25c, always sold at 15c. Also new grass butter, 25c, at Farmers Trading Go.
 Mrs Charles Nelson and Master FL mer Ray Nelson have visited at An. drew AnderSOn'S in Chestnut Land.
 The Adriance mowers, Nos. and 10, gear, and Nos. and g, chain drive, are built in the same sizes, modelled the same. not only in general features, but also in individual parts, excepting the few which must differ for the two methods of transmitting power. The purchaser obtains his preference as to method of gearing and Securesi all other good features in either mower. Both systems of driving mechanism are shown in the following description. The frame is single piece, light and simple. The tubular forms used in it's construction secure the greatest strength and rigidity attainable with given amount of metal. Every bor- ing is made in one operation, by a special machine into which the frame is rigidly clamped. Only in the single piece frame, and by the advance meth cd, is it possible to secure accuracy in line and position for Shafting and gear ing. Between the axle and frame. at each side, are fitted large roller bear ings. On these rollers is carried the entire weight of machine and driver, which is thus borne by the driving wheels. Thereby they secure the greatest possible power for cutting with the minimum of friction. The frame tube, enclosing the crank shaft, has brass composition buShings turned to driving fit and reamed after plac- ing; making the most durable bearing for a crank shaft. All the roller bear ings are of the most approved con- structiOn. A rigid cage retains the rollers in place and in line, inSuring their freedom to roll without friction. They are carefully adapted in size for the load they have to carry. By large driving wheels and very long axle they secure the easiest rolling draft, and avoid running over the grass cut on the preceding swath. Weight is we'll divided between the driving wheels, and each is provided with two pawls so adjusted that when either wheel rolls ahead instant cutting