The Newtown bee., 1906-07-13
STILL RIVER.

STILL RIVER.
 John Warner is digging the cellar for his new dwelling house, which will stand near the bridge at the foot of Hanford street.
 Robert Campbell of Bridgeport, is visiting bis mother, Mrs Laura Camp bell.
 l.. A. Stevens and wife of Bridgeport spent the week of the Fourth with 0. L. Stevens and family.
 "Rob" Campbell and "Jack" Wag- ner recently took from the Housatonic river the finest string of black bass that has been seen in this village in many a day. There were 26 on the string, ranging from one-half to one and one-half pounds in weight.
 The Queen Concert company, under the management of Prof George Queen and Madame Queen, his wife, is play ing an eight night engagement, and the most astonishing feature is the fact that they are playing to a crowd ed house every night in this small com munity. Why is it? Simply because they furnish a first class entertain ment in every respect. Mir Queen is 8 clever artist at magic, conjuring, sleight of hand, legerdemain or what ever you wish to call it. He also ren- ders character sketches in Jewish and Irish, and is particularly interesting in his black face sketches. Mrs Queen is also at home.on the.stage, introducing songs, assisting in the afterpieces, and gives some good exhibitions in second sight and blindfold readings. The show is worth seeing and is we'll pat ronized. It is reported that the next stand will be Brookfield. MT and Mrs Robert Dunlap went to Boston, Mass, to bring MT Dunlap's new. Olds automobile home. MT and Mrs Gus Northrop accompanied them for the trip.
 Sanitas, or toasted corn flakes, are having a big sale at c. I. Leach's at 1Oc package.
 Call at c. 1. Leach's and investigate the good points of the Bee Hive tan glefoot fly catcher.
 Rev and Mrs E. A. Johnson, Miss Johnson, Dea and Mrs Chauncey Marsh, Misses Mamie and Lottie Wells left, this week, for trip up the Hudson. Rev and Mrs Johnson went on to Middlebury, Vt., the home o1 MT Johnson's s father, where they will spend 10 days.
 Try the A No. tea at 0. 1. Leach S. A plate, oat meal dish, tea cup and saucer, and butter dishes, fine and at. tractive crockery, given with each pound of tea.
 Try the popular Crest hams, sugar cured, and the best in the world At the store of o. I. Leach.
 A party Of about 30 New Milford people passed Sunday at Emerald lake. The sacrament of "The Lc rd's Sup per" will be administered, Sunday morning, at the Methodist church. Capt Michael Durkin of the Newark fire department, Newark, N: J., was in town, last Friday, to attend the fu- neral of his aunt, Mrs John Mannion. Miss Ella Erwin was a recent guest | of friopHc in Northvillo Funeral Director Hubert Thomas has purchased very handsome hearse. Miss Cora Hill sails July 2S for a European trip.
 Mrs Edgar F. Hawley, Mrs Bassett, Miss Hattie Bassett and Mrs P. M. Cassedy are passing the week at As. bury Park, N. J.
 Mrs George Lines returned on Sat. urday from Dr Givens' sanitarium at Stamford.
 G. M. Breinig is building all addi- tion to his boat house at Lake Wara- naug. The F. E. Rowe Go. are doing the work.
 Selectman and Mrs Verton Staub passed Sunday at Lake Waramaug.
 G. B. Schiappacasse,t the genial Bank