The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12

| tate.
 Selectman Beach, E. J. Emmons, Postmaster Jackson, J. Edwin Hun- gerford, Verton P. Staub and Engi- neer Toquet appeared before the rail- | ford, last Thursday, to favor the building of the trolley from New Mil ford to Litchtield.
 Edward Noble is moving from Pick ett district to one of Mrs Schoverling's houses in the village.
 George Ferris, the hustling tobacco raiser, is making preparations to raise about 12 acres of tobacco. c. A. Trowbridge, the genial cloth fer, passed Monday and Tuesday in New York.
 MT and Mrs F. E. Rowe passed Sum- day in Jersey City, N. J.
 xhe interior of the store of c. A. HfPp is being frightened up with a new dress of paint.
 The exterior of Mrs Henry Bost- wick's house is being decorated in handsome style by John Hannon and men.
 John Hannon and men have been decorating the interior Of the resi- dence of c. A. Trowbridge on South Main street.
 The residence of George F. Soule is shining in a new dress of paint, ap- piled by John Hannon and men. The body is buff tone, the trim ivory white and the blinds bronze green.
 The rooms in the lower part of the cottage of the Misses Wells have been painted and papered in fine style by John Hannon and men.
 John Hannon and men are putting on the artistic touches on the new res idence of George B. Calhoun.
 E. N. Osborne, the harness repafrer of Church street, was laid up for sev eral days with an attack of the grip and inflammation of the eyes. MT Thayer @ Of wa Mashington Ian is acting flee, in place of Walter L. Erwin, who has been promoted to the position of division repairmap.
 Charles Parcells has opened the sea- son in ice cream. He has installed a new power freezer and will be able to supply all orders.
 MT and Mrs Spencer L. Welton of New York passed Sunday at the Way side Inn.
 Mrs Don O. Peet of South Kent wis., ited in Bridgeport, last week.
 Master Kent Smith and Miss Alice Smith, children of Rev and Mrs H. K Smith, have been i'll, under the care of pr Wright. pleted an extensive job of painting and papering at the Eugene Barton place in Merryall.
 E. H. Marcy will move into. the house vacated by George w. Griffin, on Ben nitt street. Moses Marcy will move in to the tenement over the store. Horace Bristol of Nebraska is the guest of his brother, Andrew Bristol.
 Deputy Sheriff A. Fl. McMahon, who was quite i'll, last week, is on the street once more, greetingihi many friends. E. Leslie Randall of Church hill, Washington, was in town, Monday. Dallas Wyant, the hustling Wash ington contractor, who is building the new library at Washington and the graded school building at New Pres ton, was in town, Monday.
 Rev T. J. Lee has preached for the last two Sundays at the Congregation al church in Clinton. Next Sunday he will preach at the Reformed church sermonizer of great power, and makes | friends wherever he goes. Selectman John R. Judd of Kent was | in town, Monday.
 MT and Mrs Lewis Ives and grand | daughter of Kent were visitors in | town, Monday.
 Canned roast beef special, two-pound cans, 200, at o. I. Leach's. | MT and Mrs o. 1: Leach passed Sun day with Town Clerk and Mrs E. P. | H. I. Griffin has returned from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and taken charge of the blacksmith shop of Beeman & Strong.
 | MT ana MrS Joseph OOWdu uIOVe UO Woodbury, Sunday, where they were the guests of MT and Mrs George Proc | tor. Mrs Proctor is a sister of Mrs | Cowan.
 l At 0. E. Riddiford's can be seen the DemoreSt, Wheeler & Wilson, Singer and White sewing machines, com bination hard to beat. Rev and Mrs F. A. Johnson and Miss Johnson are passing a few days at Washington, D. O., this week. Mrs w. D. Black returned, April 4, after an enjoyable trip to Bermuda A picture of the cottage Architect O. J. BirdSall is to build at Rocky Rfv- CT is on exhibition in the window of | F. F. Youngs' hotel.
 | The Reversible Syracuse sulky plow, popular hereabouts and sold by M. B.
 Mallett, is made with two perfect com
 bination blows mounted on steel
 beams and operated by separate levers, each lever being so made as to regulate
 not only the depth of cut, but to oper-
 ate power lift for raising the blows l out of the ground. The beams and