The Newtown bee., 1907-11-15
Long Hill.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

We shall have among other good things for the Thanksgiving trade nice sweet oranges, English walnuts, mix ed nuts, bananas, Malaga grapes, table raisins, sweet potatoes. Nice fancy raisins, 15c per pound, seeded raisins, canned goods, in fact everything to help make your dinner a success. Leave your order at our store and we will see it is promptly filled and guar anteed to please you. We also have poultry dressing and turkey for the turkey. Our stock of groceries and feed is completed. Call and see our new store, cheap cash groceries. Mrs Robert Staine, Proprietress. S. Frieberg has new horse purchased of Hamilton Bros. in Bridgeport, last Tuesday.
 The Cheap Cash Grocery have great ly improved their store by putting their large store room and their former store all into one room making thus large and pleasant store. They have also made number of changes and improve ments in the store and are to be con- graduated on their new quarters. They will be pleased to have all their friends call and see the improvement they have been making.
 Robert Staine was in Boston on bus mess, last Thursday.
 Miss Ada Jennings is i'll with the grip. Dr Hill is attending her.
 Burton Lewis of Bridgeport has been visiting friends in this place, this week. Mrs Lizzie Cunning of Bridgeport spent Sunday here the guest of MT and Mrs Granville Cunning.
 Franklin Sherman is having an ad- dition 16x16 feet two stories high built on the back side of his house. Charles H. Sweezy and son are doing the work.
 Miss Sadie BellnCraft spent Sunday in Bridgeport with friends.
 Work at the mine above Parlor Rock has been closed down for the present.
 A large number of friends and neigh bors of Peter H. Lynch gave him very pleasant surprise at his home, last Monday evening, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. Dancing was enjoyed by the company until thessmall hours of the morning. At midnight a fine supper was served. A glorious good time was enjoyed by all and the occasion was one long to be remember ed.
 Now is the time to feed Information al Stock food and save grain, new in- voice just received also car of fancy middlings unloaded. Call and see us, John s. Hurd, feed store.
 Mrs H. E. Garfield left, last Monday for Newtown where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs H. G. Gilbert.
 Quite large party of friends from Bridgeport were pleasantly entertained at MT and Mrs Walter Radcliffe, last Tuesday evening.
 Mrs Fisher of Newark, N. J., is the guest, this week, of MT and Mrs J. s. Labar.
 MT and Mrs John Radcliff left, last Monday, for a trip of a few weeks through the South.
 Mrs H. E. Levitt is spending a few days in Bethel, the guest of Mrs Patch en.
 Groceries have advanced but we are selling at the same low prices with very few exceptions. 19 pounds gran ulated sugar $1, new canned tomatoes, 10c per can, 2-pound can red salmon, 25c., 3-pound package Grandma's pan cake flour, 25c., 3-pound can Van Camp pumpkins, 25c., new mot a seed' rais- ins, 13c per package, Standard oil, 10c per gallon. For the Thanksgiving trade we shall have Malaga grapes, sweet Oranges, new figs, celery, Eng fish walnuts, new raisins, poultry dressing; in fact everything the mar ket affords. Give us your order and be sure of the best. 1.-The Long Hill Store, w. N. Hurd, proprietor.