The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

The grand officers will visit New
Milford lodge, No. 292, N. e. o. p.
Monday evening, the 18th. A full
attendance is desired, Refreshments
will be served.
A Moorish bazaar will be given un
der the auspices of Progressive lodge
. No. IL, /. O. O. F., of Danbury, in tn
Armory in that city, November IA
A special train will be run to New
Milford in the evening at the close O.
the bazaar.
Good Shepherd Lodge, 1. O. o. F.
will work the initiaoOry degree on tn
22nd.
| Mrs Thomas Bray is having Uniqu.
steam heater pla ced in her residence
on East street.
j. A. Northrop is installing UNIQUE
hot water heater In the residence OF
William B. HaWley in Sherman.
Mrs William Lathrop of Bridgeport
Is the guest of her son, Ernest Lathrop
Mrs d. @. Ktlborn of Waterbury is
the guest of her mother, Mrs Garry
Potter.
L. G. Pease, clerk for W. G. Barton,
will occupy one of the tenementS In
the J. H. Mcmahon property on South
| Main street, which has been fitted up
for two families.
Improvements are the order of the
day on West street. The tobacco
warehouse of Hon Nicholas Staub il
now taking on new dress of paint. +
| William Jennings, with the Ridge
way. Thayer Publishing Co., of New
York, passed Sunday with his family
| in town.
Joseph Miller of New York passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Miller.
Miss Marion Briggs of Sherman has
accepted position In P. M. Cassidy s
stationery store.
Mrs William H. Northrop is visiting
in Bridgeport, the guest OF her broth
er, William Cooper. Mr. Northrop
passed Sunday there.
John Donovan of Fairfield avenue
will have two Unique steam heating
outfits placed2in properties he owns in
Bridgeport.
E. G. Marsh of Main street, Danbury,
has had a Unique steam heater placed
in his residence.
A Unique steam heater has been
placed, this week, in the residence of
Thomas BARLEY on Bal9forth avenue,
Danbury.
Oscar Swanson of Church Hill has
sold his crop of tobacco to SperrY
VI MdTUlSudl0s
Q. B. NOrthrOp of Park Lane has
sold his crop Of tobacco to Mr. Wilcox,
representing G.. Falk & Bro, the re-
ported price being 16c.
Charles Walker of Park Lane has
sold bis crop Of tobacco to the Ameri-
can Tobacco co. for 16c.
Mrs Leonard of Great Darlington,
Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hine of Worthwhile.
Editor A. P. Smith of The BEE was
entertained at dinner, Saturday, by
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hine.
The residence of William Green of
West street is shining in new dress
of paint.
The High school football team will
play the Kent school team on the af-
ternoon Of the 18th.
Miss Martha Treadwell has moved
into the house on Main street, recent
ly vacated by J. H. Hartwell.
| William F. Soule of New Britain
passed Sunday with his brother, F. e.
Soule.
Danbury over Sunday.
Saturday, getting views in about the
| Mr. and Mrs Harry Ives, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Rowe and James Marsh enjoyed
stay of a few days at Spectacle lake,
last week. The men enjoyed the
hunting in that picturesque region.
Raymond Peet, substitute carrier on
Route No. 1, has taken the place of f.
M. Berry during the latter's vacation.
How many times have you bought
good looking shoes and after a few
weeks wear have them flatten out
under you, and becoming shapeless,
look like old shoes from that time on?
This is what the Emerson Steel Arch
weight of the body where it belongs, i.
e., on the heel and ball of the foot,
and does not allow it to bear down at
the wrong point and weaken the arch.
This shank is of steel, rigidly trussed
lengthwise, anchored at each end by a
device thatcannot be torn away, anc
it positively does hold the arch perma
nently in place, and keeps the shoe
true to it's first lines. Perry & Trow
bridge sell the Emerson.
Howe's Moving pictures at the Towr
November 20. Wait for them.
, Seats for Howe's Moving pictures al
F. E. Soule's Stationery Store. Tele'
phone 62-5.
) The Intercollegiate Boat Races be
tween Cornell, Columbia & Syracus
at Howe's Moving picture exhibition
) November 20.
'sThe Dangers of Carpet Beating,
at Howe's Moving picture show, No
: vember 20.
/ DR. Eugene Zeiner and Mrs Zeiner o.
New York are visiting DR. Zeiner'
uncle. Edward Zeiner, of Judd's Bridge
DR. Howard Staub and son OF STAN
ford came to New milford, Tuesda
V morning in the DOCTORS auto maxim
the Journey in two and one-half hours
= Walter L. Erwin was in New York
r Tuesday night, to enjoy the electio
returns.
e Edward Zeiner of Judd's Bridge
), giving his residence a new coat {
paint. Rhinehold Zeidel Is doing th
6 work.