The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14
TOWN COURT CASES.

Louis Chase of New, Fairfield was brought before the Town court, Mon- day, on the charge of deaertion of his family and going away with another man'S wife. He was bound over for the February term. Mrs Dora Barnett was found guilty of abandoning her child. She was given 90 days in jail and costs. Sheriff Jennings arrested the parties in Warren. they having left town 3 week ago. John O'Brion was fined o1O and costs for making trouble at the Buckingham place on Second hill. A man named Homer Rowe was iii JennfngE took the paroles to Litch- Sherf6 MiddlebrOokn' 7hO6telry, where time for meditation and repentance will be granted them.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 Charles Willcox, the genial represen- tatfve of C.. Falk q Brother, has bought the crops of M. D. Stone, Dam iel Marsh, Frank W. Bennett, John
 Charles Willcox, representing c. Faik 6 Brother, will receive, two car loads of tobacco on Friday, for ship ment to Lancaster, Pa.
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 Useful gifts like hats, caps, neck wear, umbrellas, shoes and clothing are themes over which Duncan 6 Can
 field wax eloquent B they consider gifts for tho Christinas season, They have articles for the yohneT man and his father, and the boy; goods that will do them good 365 days in the year.
 Joseph Golden, Of the firm of Golden, Brothers. passed Tuesday and Wednes- day in New York. < "
 Mrs R. 8. Todd and daughters are enjoying g siege with Who0ping cough.
 William Clark of BouthViIle placed his horse in Alvin Ferris barn, Friday the horse dead.
 Judge Ralph Wheeler will hold a session of the Superior court in. New Milford, Monday, to take up again the Soule- Bore1li case. The ca1H Is acom- plicated one, and has attracted aE lot of attention.
 Twelve members of theG Girls' Friend. ly society of All Saints church, visit- cd Danbury, Tuesday nikl1t, raS guests of the Girls Friendly society Of St James, church of Danbury. They were entertained at the homes of the mem- bers over night. ....... dozen; new mixed nuts, 15c poaqd;' Snrs fS1 o @i1sf x F.sms4s Saodz Roe G . Don't forget to order your dough- nuts Friday, at Farmers' Trading co. $ store. Also DeKIyn's delicious crui~ lers every day, lOca dozen. p2. !
 New Grown raisips, three pounds for 25c; seeded raisinS, 1Oc pound, and other bargains at, Farmers Trading Co. s.
 A. L. Donkey S Son, the up-to-date piano men, have a window display which for artistic beauty will not be excelled in the county. There Is 2 large display Of musical Instruments, music rolls, etc., lighted up at night by different colored electric lights. It presents 3 beautiful sight st night, a thing of joy the year around. Donkey can tell you how to get one. A visit to his Bank street store at this time will be 8 profitable event for the per son having . musical taste z
 Shoes, rubber boob, ar6tIcs, slippers and rubbefS make tiseful Christmas gifts that will be reminders of the giver. You can find them in pl nty at Robertson's 8 shoe store.
 Mrs Clayson Perry entertained the Ladies' whist club very pleasantly, Thursday afternoon.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of George Dudley Booth and Miss Brown of Portchester; N. Y., on De, cember 20. ht Tt'
 Mrs E: Fl. Marcy has been passink q few days in Bridgeport. {.
 James H. Penny, died on Monday, aged 65 years and two mouths: The funeral took place on Thursday at 1 E. m. Funefai Director Thomas had the in charge.
 Sherman Lathrop has been stricken with apoplexy at White Plains, N. Y. He is brother of Samuel L. Lathrop of this town. 2Apother fbr0thef, Wifi liam O.. Lathrop, Is critically i'll with ! cancerous trouble it tho Danbury hospital.
 B. H. Marcy is offering great values ln felt and rubber boots at his store in the Booth stand on Bennitt street.
 M.s Ciayson ,Perry entefsatned the l night. A fine luncheon was served. Peter Peterson attended 3 Danish oall in Bridgeport, Thursday evening, md Friday went on to New York to attend the automobile show.
 Dependable dry goods always found l n stock at the store of E. Fl. Marcy 1 )n Bennitt street. -. ..
 Hatch & Dewey have stock replete ] with articles to make suitable and | sensible gifts to men, Including tray l cling cases, neckwear, hats, shoes and | ,ther needful articles. MT Hatch and | lis obliging clerk, August Peelstrom, Ire always on hand to wait on custom ITS.