The Newtown bee., 1906-01-19
AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.

AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 Walter Conn of Bulls Bridge has delivered his tobacco to Eaton & Tem- pleton of Kent.
 James Duggan of North Kent has disposed of his crop of tobacco to Eaton & Templeton, who are packing in the red shop at Kent.
 Henry H. Pomeroy has sold two crops of tobacco to Chichester of Dan- bury.
 James F. Morrissey raised l0,3OO pounds of stobacco on his farm, this year, the largest crop he ever raised.
 James E. Morrissey is packing tobac- co at his warehouse at the foot of Still son hill. MT Morrissey has been in the tobacco business for A years and thoroughly understands every detail of it. He has bought the crops of Mo Goldrich & Carlson, Mrs A. E. Morris sey, Frank M. Briggs, Mcdonald & Carlson, John McGOldrich eand E. J. Hungerford. There has been no dock ing, he having paid the price first agreed upon. He is packing for the Central Cigar Co.
 his crop of tobacco to Eaton & Temple ton of Kent.
 Charles H. Camp of Brookfeld de- livered his tobacco crop, Monday, to the warehouse of D. E. Soule.
 Edward D. Bennett delivered his siX-ton crop of tobacco, last week, to the warehouse of D. E. Soule.
 s. R. Hill is making a trip through the South in the interest of the Chase Turbine Manufacturing Co. of Orange, Mass. This past week he has been at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Five car loads of eastern tobacco were received, last week, by J. Stuart Halpine.
 Mrs W. J. Dodd and Miss Alice Mosher passed Sunday in New York.
 Walter Booth, Jr., and son of New Rochelle, N. Y, were guests of his father, Walter Booth, Sunday.
 Mrs James B: Seccombe of Minneap- olis, Minn., is the guest of her sister, Miss Ruth Booth.
 Mrs A. M. Booth entertained the members of the Duplicate whist club in a delightful manner, Wednesday night.
 Mrs J. P. Treadwell, who has been ill with grip, returned from Atlantic City to Norwalk, last week Monday. She is greatly improved in health.
 At the whist party at the residence of Miss'Addie Buck on Friday night the ladies' prize was won by Mrs An drew M. Booth and the gentlemen's $ prize by Noble Booth. At a meeting of the Monday club, this week, paper was read by Miss Charlotte Bennett on "rhe religion of Russia" and one by Mrs Vincent Ster. ling on "The Cathedrals of Russia" Henry Erisman of Lancaster, Pa., is putting up packing of tobacco at the warehouse of Andrew G. Barnes at Boardman.
 Among those who took in the dance, Friday night, at Bridgewater, were Henry Lee, s. P. Garfield, w. L. Er. win, Chester Lyon, Ray Osborne, Fred Knibloe and Miss Ella Erwin. F. E. Soule was in the Park City Monday.
 Asa T. Erwin of Milford passed Sun day at his home here.
 Jeweler M. w. Hill was in New Ha ven, Monday.
 Mrs Trowbridge, who has been pass ing a few weeks with her son, 0. A Trowbridge, returned to Pawling, N Y., Monday.
 New Milford lodge, N. E. O. F., Ii planning for a public meeting in My gatt's hall, in the near future, witt speakers from out of town.
 James Mullins had the big toe ol his left foot badly bruised by having <, timber fall on it, while at work on tn factory of the Bridgeport Wood Fin ishing Go.
 F. A. Hickox has resigned his posi- tion with A. H. McMahon, and will embark in business in Bethel. Il At a session of the Probate court Saturday, the appointment of May A MOrrisSey as executrfx under the vii of James P. MOrrissey was confirme, by Judge Addis.
 Charles Walker has delivered hi crop of tobacco to the warehouse o David B. Soule.
 The Bridgeport Wood Finishing Go are to make protest, THE BEE hearf against the raising of their assessmen from $2O,O to $50, ,000 by the board o assessors. J. T. Underhill, Jr., an Clinton O. Pomeroy. The late Isaa Bristol was member of the board ( assessors but was too i'll to act wit them this year.