The Newtown bee., 1907-03-22

valuable young horse.
 Gustave Machalowski has just pur- | chased new International manure spreader of s. J. Parks, the merchant, for use on his large farm.
 J. F. Sheehan, who has been work ing for w. D. Dana in Daniels Farms, has gone to Bridgeport to make his home for the present.
 o: D. Edwards of Bridgeport called on friends at Cloverhurst, last Sunday.
 Little Miss Ethel Kendetzki, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Theodore Kendetz- Xii, is quite Ill in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Elizabeth Dykeman of Danbury was guest, last week, of her sister, Mrs $. J. Parks, and one day last week they attended the funeral of William Blackman in Bridgeport.
 You will need some fertilizers, this spring, and Chester F. Brinsmade, the Crocker's fertilizers for all kinds of crops, and they are the best make on the market. Get his prices before buying.
 Chauncey Bush of New York spent Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs George Bush, at Rocky Rest, Shelton. Chauncey~ Bush is the grandson of Mrs Maria Bush of Daniels Farms.
 Mrs w. o. Beach, who has been quite i'll, is now improving.
 Farms, who has had an attack of the grip, this winter, is able to be out again.
 1 Mrs Henry Hallock was quite poor. | ly again, last Monday.
 A. J. Wildman of Derby, who has rented William Swanson's farm for the coming year, is now nicely settled there.
 Edward Lyons of Long Hill pur- chased horse. last week, of A. J.
 Wildman of Daniels Farms.
 Mrs Arthur Burr spent Sunday in no Q n d Mrs J. E. Page.
 Alfred Kendetzki has rented the
 Lewis Brinsmade house in Daniels
 Farms of J. Botsford, who now owns
 it, and will soon move there. William Swenson of Daniels Farms visited friends in Bridgeport over Sun day.
 Henry Hallock, who has been i'll ! with the grip, is now able to be out again.
 Mrs Maria Bush of Daniels Farms
 spent day, last week, in Shelton, the
 guest of pr and Mrs Charles Randall : While there she had the pleasure o1 visiting with Eli Beers of San Fran
 cisco, for whom she formerly worked Mrs David J. BoLsford, who has beer quite ill, is now gaining slowly. Dl
 Hill of Tashua is attending her. } Mrs Maria Bush of Daniels Farms l left, Thursday, for few days stay with friends in Danbury.
 Miss MilIie Burton expects to leave, = the last of this week, for Southern t Pines, N. O., where she will spend sev
 eral weeks for her health. Her father = O. B. Burton, will accompany her anc g will spend week with her there.
 Mrs Maria Bush has received worG
 of the death of her brother, Milton
 Dunbar, who passed away in Danbur.
 a few weeks ago, aged 67 years. MI
 Dunbar was we'll known by many il f this part of the country for he wa ! very handy with the violin and uset j. to play Tor many of the dances. r A. J. Wildman of Daniels Farm l. purchased buggy of Edward Lyon | of Long Hill, last week. . s. J. Parks, ithe merchant at tn f Center, has recently sold two of tn e Famous International gasoline en e zines, one to J. s. Bates, the monu b ment man of Norwalk, and one to M !. Sanders, who purchased Harry MauI s CTS place on the hill west of the depot = MT Sanders also purchased a Webe e wagon of MT Parks. MT Parks B agent for all kinds of farm machinery l. and any one needing anything in thi {. line will find it to their advantage t d see him before buying. l, Henry Henrietta, who has ha e charge of s. J. Parks grocery routes J. has left MT Parks and is now doin ,. business for himself. D. Mrs Samuel Ward is quite seriousl > ill. A trained nurse from Bridgepor .l is caring for her.