The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-10


RACING AT THE NEW MILFORD FAIR.
Entry blanks for the races at the
New Milford fair are now being Cir
culated by Hubert Thomas, secretary |
of the horse committee. The entries |
close, Saturday, September 8, at II p.
u. The classes will be as follows:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
e.ss Glass, Trottine and Pacing, Purse 500
21s Glass, Trotting and Pacing, Purse, 500
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
A. Glass, Trotting and Pacing, Purse, $50
227 GLASS, Trotting and Pacing, Purse. $500
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
Free-for-ai IL oiass. '1 i'rottins and ~ .aoo
Consolation pe Siass Entries CLOSE PURSE Wv
Thurs, Sept co. p. m ], Purse $l5O
THE NEWS FROM GAYLORDsvILLE.
Mrs G. j. Carey is in the place for a
few weeks, before moving to New
York.
Miss Clara Booth of New Milford is
the guest of Miss Bessie Soule.
A.son was born to Mr. and Mrs M. D.
Jones on Saturday Of last week.
Miss Ada Brown passed Sunday at
her home in this place.
Mr. and Mrs 9. Fl. Soule are camping
at Spectacle Lake.
Miss Mary Paine spent last week in
New Milford and Chestnut Land.
John Newton of Schenectady, N. Y,
who has been wi tn his sister, Mrs E.
Minehardt,s returned home, last week.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs Jacob
Eislinger is quite sick.
Miss Brown is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Smith Waller.
A. 81. Barlow is erecting a black
smith shop for Charles Carlson of
South Kent. 81.
w. G. Taylor, Of the popular firm OF
/ Taylor & Gregory, jewellers, OF Derby,
is enjoying weeks stay here with
friends and has been enjoying the fish
ing in this locality.
N. A. LYNCH TAKES A POSITION AT
W. N. MOBILES.
M. A. Lynch, an experienced phar-
macist from Bethel, has taken q posi-
tion In the drug store of w. N. Noble.
Mr. Lynch is q thorough pharmacist
and an affable and agreeable gentle
man. Mr. Noble has store In point
of equipment equal to any In the coun-
ty, and has large and increasing
trade. y
@. e. Riddiford has introduced q
Violet glycerine soap at 1oc cake.
2. M. Cassidy has been on the sick
list for day or two, and confined to
his residence on South Main street.
@. e. Riddiford has added fine line
of 10c glass ware and granite iron ware.
Miss Catharine Fitzpatrick of Nor
wich is passing few weeks with Mrs
E. J. Morrissey. =
Clifford Noble and Noble Booth pass.
ed Sunday at the Disbrow camp, South
Kent.
DR. and Mrs G. B. Blackman have a
son, born on Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs Trott of Waterbury
came over to New Milford in their all
tomobile, one day last week, stoppin 6
over night at the Park View house.
Their daughter, Miss Lillian, who had
been passing the week at the Park
View house, returned home with them.
While here he took Mr. and Mrs Evitts
to Lake Waramaugi for ride. They
returned home via Litchtield.
Robert Murphy,a genial clerk at the
First National bank, passed Sunday in
Danbury. ~, IT,
| Frank Bassett returned to Brooklyn,
Sunday, after an enjoyable stay OF
three weeks at the Park View house.
i DR. R. S. Todd passed Friday at Lake
Waramaug.
Harry Robertson returned on Satur-
day, after an enjoyable vacation passed
at Pittstield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Riddiford passed
last Thursday at the Disbrow camp,
Hatch pond, South Rent.
DR. and Mrs Hawley and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs Beebe of Brooklyn
are enjoying sojourn at the popular
Park View house.
Chauncey B. Marsh is delivering
lumber for the Improvements at the
store of Golden Brothers,
Ezra Golden of Glen Cove, L. l., has
been passing few days in town.
The Brotherhood meeting at Merry
all, last Sunday evening, was led by
Clifford Smith Of Danbury, P. Lynch
of Beaver Brook, Danbury, and Frank
s, Evitts Of South Britain. 1t was a
very interesting and profitable meet
ing.