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

945S. A Garden maGlnee lfrlmll, Edison Concert band. A delightful
 s45s. When the Snow Birds cross the Valley (Solman), 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 quartet of female voices. 946l. Lustspiel Overture lkeler- Bela), Edison Symphony orchestra.
 One of those pieces that always make | fine record.
 s462. A Lemon in the Garden of
 Love tCarlel Billy Murray. The o big
 gest song hit in Richard Carle's "The
 s4s3' Good,a-Bye John lHerbertl, Collins & Harlan. A comic Italian
 dialect selection, sung by Montgomery
 and Stone in ''The Red Mill"
 9464. Fancy Little Nancy tBaines), Ada Jones. A serio-comic song. l 9465 Regimental Pride March (Heed), Edison Military band. One of the best marches that we have re corded in some time.
 s466. Uncle Josh ;n a Chinese Laun- dry (Rube), Andrew Keefe- It's the
 same old. but ever funny story;
 e467. Looking this Way tVan De Venter), Miss Hinkle and Miss Reyes Sacred selection by soprano and con-
 tralto.
 e46s. Goodbye, Sweet Maryland
 (Rosenfeld), James F. Harrison. A
 beautiful descriptive ballad: a, .,,.,, Benzler. AS a bells solo Arthur PrJ- or's tuneful and swingy song and dance make fine number. s47O. Night Time tCohanl, J. W. Myers. A big hit in George NJ. Cohan's
 "The Governor Son." sl 9471. Whistle It (Herbert), Miss Trix and Messrs Meeker and Murray;
 The great comic trio from "fne heo s472. And Little Child Shall Lead Them (Harris), Byron G. Harlan.
 Charles K. Harris latest ballad. 9473. Cherry-Intermezzot tAlbertl, . mental selection is given out by its , publishers as their ''follow up" num- 0 Der to "Iola.'
 9474. Alice, Where Art Thou Co., ing? (Gumble), Billy Murray and Cho- rus. This song is already very popu- lar. It's popularity as 2 record will 2 be even more SO. The Edison quartet sings with MT Murray in the choruses- . 9475. Cherry Hill Jerry (original), icai East Side character sketch. The . Song "Cherry Hill Jerry" (Lowitz) is sung by Miss Jones.
 9476. Somebody's Waiting for You
 (Gumble), Harry Anthony. A new . s477. Ave Maria (Gounod), Hans z Kronold. A solo for cello, accompa- . nied by piano.
 947s. Because You're You (Herbertl, 5 Miss Hinkle and MT MacDonough.
 The repeatedly encored soprano and z tenor duet from "The Red Mill"
 F. E. Soule sells the Edison records z and machines.
 aAYLoRDsvILLE. 5 Miss Annabel and George Marsh of New Milford visited their school . mates, Halle and Raymond Newton,
 over Sunday.
 z The gentieEen- Of tif11fs place held 8
 pancake sociable in the church parlors < on Friday evening of last week, and ar e enjoyable evening was spent by all. i. MT and Mrs Robert Kellogg have s friends visiting them from out of town Martin Hungerford is in poor healtf s at present writing.
 Miss Jeanette Gaylord has left fo Boston, Mass, where she will sail To '' Europe with friends. e A. H. Barlow is filling his ice house WHO WOULDN'T BE THE ICE MAN? $. J. Ferris, the genial local ice man .e began cutting ice, Monday morning S the ice being 10 or 12 inches in thick [. ness and of fine quality. AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. E G. Falk & Brother received thre !" carloads of tobacc here, Wednesday s AMONG THE HoRsEMEN. <. Carl Lorch, a successful farmer a te North Kent, bought handsome pal {. of farm horses, Monday, of Beeman k Strong.
 f Four cans of fine Sugar corn for 25 |" while it lasts, at the store of Tn e Farmers Trading Go. se Hot pancakes are delicious whel 4s made from Health Brand pancak E flour and Rockdale Mills buckwhea flour. New stock just in at the stor % of the Farmers Trading Go. Still at it, selling three cans Suga & corn, June peas, stringless beans, tc r' matoes and pumpkins for 25c. Al se new pack and fine quality.-[Farmers fe Trading Go.
 s. Rev and Mrs George Henry Smitl S of Kent were in town, Monday morn S At Seth Marsh's place in Merryall last week Thursday morning, the theT se mometer registered 20 degrees belo' " zero.
 s A paper is being circulated anon S the members of St Johns parish t raise funds for making necessary re E pairs on the church organ. George $. Dean attended dance Il : Falls Village on Friday evening. k Mrs W. G. Lathrop is visiting il x Bridgeport and Trenton, N. J. C Gail at E. H. Marcy and investigat k the good points of the 1900 washfp k machine. It hasn't any poor ones. The young daughter of MT and MI William Miller is seriously i'll wit K whooping cough and inflammator V rheumatism. pr George E. Staub
 in attendance.
 ' Hubert Thomas was in New Yorl N Monday.
 Y A. w. Dayton, the Bank street re- E taurant man, who has been laid u < with infiammatory rheumatism fo
 two weeks, is now able to get about hi Sr | room. --@ - < PPM. Cassedy is offering swell lin v of initial souvenir postal cards. x The February Victor records ar
 now on sale at P. M. Cassedy's- Y The members of the Girls Friendl k society enjoyed a sleigh ride, Saturda T evening.
 B. B. Booth harvested his ice croI Friday and Saturday, receiving ice HN |