The Newtown bee., 1906-08-03


markets. Mr. Ferris has supply of
ice which will be exhausted by Sep
TENDER l. Considering the scarcity OF
ice his prices are very reasonable. The
ice he purchased in Pittsfeld shrank
about SO per cent.
FRED HARTWELL INJURED.
Fred Hartwell, son of w. Fl. Hart
we'll, fell, one day last week, on to the
scythe of grain cradle, making Sc
rious wound. DR. II. B. Griswold at
tended him.
DIR GEORGE e. sTAUB FALLS A VICTIM
TO THE AUTOMOBILE FEVER.
DR. George e. Staub has bought a
Jackson touring car.
MRS I. B. BRISTOL TO TAKE A EUROPE
AN TOUR.
Mrs I. B. Bristol and nephew, George
Allen, of TOrringtOn, sail on Tuesday
on the steamer Baltic, for European
trip.
IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Good Shepherd lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
will confer the second and third de.
grees, next week Thursday evening.
BASEBALL TOPICS.
The Imperial baseball club will try
Woodbury. team. A rafting Rood
game may be expected.
Norris Hatch, prominent New
Fairfield citizen, passed Monday In
town. To BEE representative MI
Hatch said be thought it doubtful If
the annual Sons of New Fairfield pic
MIC was held this year.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Riske, who live
near the Brick yard, lost their infant
son, John, Monday, aged II days.
L. Q. Davis, the genial local manager
tor Q. A. Hayes, passed Sunday at
Great Darlington, Mass.
week at Ridgeield.
Mrs.. r. johnson is passing two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs 81. y.
Mills.
Mr. and Mrs Porter, who have been
spending the month of July at Pine
Grove, came to New Milford to pass
August at the home of Theodore F.
Platt.
Mrs T. F. Platt goes to Pine Grove,
Saturday, for months sojourn.
Miss Florence Hawley passed Sunday
with her brother in New Haven.
Miss 1rma Cassidy returned on s at
urday, after 10 days visit with Mrs
H. 0. Mills in Bridgeport.
Harold Marsh and Duncan Dodd are
passing the week at Emerald Lake.
Joseph Golden is passing two weeks
IN Glen Cove, l.. l., and New York
City.
Kidder sea salt for the bath at the
drug store of Albert Evitts.
DR. F. e. King and family passed last
week Thursday in Bridgewater.
Charles PlanZ resumed his place in
bis barber shop, Saturday, after two
weeks rest, owing to his encounter
with an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rothe have a
son, born last Monday night.
The Main Cummings Wild West
show did $1,000 business in the two
performanceson Friday.
The reliable Hood farm remedies are
on sale at the drug store of w. N.
Noble.
Prof H. s. Greene Of the State Uni
versity Of Morgantown, W. Va, is the
guest of bis brothers, Dea w. G. Greene
and Seymour Greene.
Willis A. Woodford passed last week
at w. Fl. Hartwells on Second Hill.
f. A. White Of Bridgeport was a
guest over Sunday of H. A. Palmer.
Joseph H. Nettleton passed Sunday
with his sister, Mrs Judd, in Stamford
Miss Bessie Northrop of @. A. Hipp's
store Is passing her vacation at Bran
ford.
Mrs T. L. Van Alstyne and daugh-
ter, Edna, Of Waterville, have been
visiting Mrs @. D. Pulver.
Mrs f. E. Wickwire and daughter,
Alice. passed Sunday in Danbury.
Miss Hattie Bassett resumed her DO
sition in w. G.. Barton's store, Monday,
after months vacation.
Howard Marsh and Miss Caroline
Foote, of w. G. Barton s store, are en-
jOy1ng their annual vacations.
Misses Alice and Helen Treadwell of
nell are guests of Mrs M. w. Hill. The
Misses Treadwell are sisters of Mrs
Hill.
At the Methodist church on Sunday
night Rev Harris Smith will speak on
"Booker T. Washington, up from SIa-
very"
A. w. Dayton has placed telephone
In bis restaurant. His number is 1875.
Charles M. Beach leaves On Saturday
for the Forest and Stream Club, Will
m1ngton, Vt, where Mrs Beach and
daughters have been stopping for some
M. W. Hill took capital views of the
st Johns church picnic party, last
week, and the photographs are now on
sale at his jewelry store.
That hustling and popular firm,
Duncan s. Garfield, announce their
annual clearance sale, commencing
Saturday, August 4, and lasting for
one week only. The people are aware
that at the end of each season this
firm clear up their odds and ends of
suits, furnishings, hats, shoes, etc.
All suits over $18. 500 and S22, now at
SO; suits over SIS and S16 at 81. so:
$40 land $l2 suits at 81 so; SO and 81
SUITS So; twO-piece suits, formerly $40.
to So SO, 81. SO, SO. All hats over So and
81. SO at 81. 60; 81. so hats at S1.15: stiff
and soft. Straw hats, $50 and 75c.
Douglas shoes, 50 and So SO. Oxfords
In tan, patent leather and black calf
At 81: so. Don It delay, they won't last.
Children's suits, 50, $3.50, 50, So so;
worth from$3 to Sc. Odd pants, S1.15,
9: go, 90 and 81. so; worth from 81 to 81.
All neckwear over SOC at 38c; the Csc
kind at 19c. Ribbed underwear, all |
,olors, at $50. Remember this sale |
astS only one week, from August 4 to |
II.
A sensible man does not want to pay
more for a piano than it is worth, and |
le wants the piano worth all he pays
or 1t. That's why he should buy his
'iano of Joseph Brinton. See his
DIV.
D. MsMahon, the popular tailor, has