The Newtown bee., 1907-02-01
THE FEBRUARY EDISON RECORDS.


 THE FEBRUARY EDISON RECORDS. s45s. A Garden Matinee tFrimD, Edison Concert band. A delightful
 e45s. When the Snow Birds cross | the Valley (Solmanl, Harry MacDon- ough. A song by the writers of "ln the Valley where the Blue Birds
 e46o. Kentucky Babe tGeibeD, Vas sar Girls quartet. A pleasing selection | by d quart of female voices. | s46I. Lustspiel Overture (Keler- Bela), Edison Symphony. orchestra. One of those pieces that always make 9462.. A Lemon in the Garden of Love (Carlel Billy Murray. The big gest song hit in Richard Carle's "The | Spring Chicken"
 e4es Good;a Bye John tHerbeItl, dialect selection, sung by Montgomery and Stone in ''The Red MilI.'' ! s464. Fancy Little Nancy (Bainesl, Ada Jones. A serio-comic song. | 9465 Regimental Pride March | (Heed), Edison Military band. One of the best marches that we have re- corded in some time.
 9466 Uncle Josh in Chinese Laun- dry (Rubel, Andrew Keefe- It's the l same old, but ever funny story.
 yep5er, eaIe dHsfK MSS HinSle ss and IN Miss Reyes Sacred selection by soprano and con- | traltO.
 | e46s. Goodbye, Sweet Maryland (Rosenfeld), James F. Harrison. A beau tiful descriptive ballad | 9469. Little Nell (Pryor), Albert | Benzler. As bells solo Arthur Pry- or's tuneful and swingy song and dance make fine number
 947o Night Time (Cohanl, J. w. 1 Myers. A big hit in George NJ. Conan s 'The Governors Son"
 9471. Whistle It (Herbert), Miss Trix and Messrs Meeker and Murray: The great comic trio from ''Tne Red
 e4f2. And Little Child Shall Lead Them QHarrisl, Byron G. Harlan. Charles K Harris latest ballad.
 9473. Cherry-Iutermezzot tAloertl, Edison Concert band. This instru- publishers as their "follow up" num-
 e474. Alice, Where Art Thou Co., ing? (Gumblel, Billy Murray and Cho- rus This song is already very ,popu- lar. It's popularity as 2 record will sings with MT Murray in the choruses-
 S475. Cherry Hill Jerry toriginan, Ada Jones and Len Spencer. A typ ical East Side character sketch. The Song "Cberry Hill Jerry" (Lowitz) is sung by Miss Jones.
 e476. Somebody's Waiting for You I(Gumblel, Harry Anthony. A new 'e417. Ave Maria tGounod). Hans Kronold. A solo for cello, accompa- nied by piano.
 Miss Hinkle and MT Marlborough | The repeatedly encored soprano and tenor duet from ''The Red Mill" | F. E. Soule seAs the Edison records | and machines.
 GAYLoRDsyILLE.
 Miss Annabel and George Marsh of | New Milford visited their school mates. Halle and Raymond Newton, | over Sunday.
 pancake sociable in the church parlors on Friday evening of last week, and an enjoyable evening was spent by all. MT and Mrs Robert Kellogg have friends visiting them from out of town Martin Hungerford is in poor health | at present writing. Miss Jeanette Gaylord has left for | Boston, Mass, where she will sail for | Europe with friends. A. Fl. Barlow is filling his ice house. WHO WOULDN'T BE THE ICE MAN? $. J. Ferris, the genial local ice man, began cutting ice, Monday morning, the ice being 10 or 12 inches in thick ness and of fine quality. AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. G. Falk & Brother received three carloads of tobacc here, Wednesday.
 AMONG THE HORsEMEN.
 Carl Lorch, a successful farmer at North Kent, bought a handsome pair of farm horses, Monday, of Beeman & Strong.
 Four cans of fine Sugar corn for 25c while it lasts. at the store of The Farmers Trading Co.
 Hot pancakes are delicious when made from Health Brand pancake flour and Rockdale Mills buckwheat flour. New stock just in at the store of the Farmers Trading Co.
 Still at it, selling three cans Sugar corn, June peas, stringless beans, to- matoes and pumpkins for 25c. All new pack and fine quality.-[Farmers' Ira ding Co.,
 Rev and Mrs George Henry Smith of Kent were in town, Monday morn ing.
 At Seth Marsh's place in Merryall, last week Thursday morning, the ther- mometer registered 20 degrees below zero.
 T. F. Platt, the efficient railroad | agent, passed Sunday in Falls Village |
 A paper is being circulated among | the members Of St Johns parish to raise funds for making necessary re- pairs on the church organ.
 George $. Dean attended dance in l Falls Village on Friday evening.
 Mrs w. G. Lathrop is visiting in | Bridgeport and Trenton, N. J.
 Call at E. H. Marcy $ and investigate | the good points of the 1900 washing | machine. It hasn't any poor ones.
 The young daughter of MT and Mrs William Miller is seriously i'll with | whooping cough and infiammatory | rheumatism. pr George K. Staub is in attendance.
 Hubert Thomas was in New York, Monday.
 A. w. Dayton, the Bank street res taurant man, who has been laid up with inflammatory rheumatism Tor two weeks, is now able to get about his room.
 P I'M. Cassedy is offering swell line of initial souvenir postal cards.
 The February Victor records are now on sale at P. M. Cassedy's-
 The members of the Girls Friendly society enjoyed sleigh ride, Saturday evening.
 B. B. Booth harvested his ice crop, Friday and Saturday, receiving ice of prime quality, 12 inches thick.