The Newtown bee., 1907-02-08

the estate of his mother.
 Mayor Stephen O. Beach has bought farm horse of Beeman & Strong, the hustling and reliable Church street dealers.
 Joseph Drapeau, who was an assist ant foreman at J. Stuart Halpine's warehouse for some time, has left and taken a position as aSSorter at Greens warehouse.
 Harold Hunt, who has been on the sick list, is cOnvalescing.
 Mrs Joseph Drapeau expects to enter the Bridgeport hospital, next week, to undergo further treatment and a pos sible operation.
 was the guest, last week, of Mrs B. H. Marcy.
 Myron Disbrow has rented the Col Keeler place near Bridgewater Center and has already moved there. MT Coleman is moving from Nicholas Railroad street, vacated by F. w. Hoffman.
 B. H. Marcy is looking for a capable man for his tea wagon.
 w. F. Hutchinson of Danbury, for merly with Hunt & Miller, underwent | the first of the week.
 Gus Burmeister, who has been living l in Frank Gray's place in Candlewood, | will move into part of John Town I SonQ s uOuSo, Uuc COLQlnR SpIlDk. | New spring ginRhams and staple dry l goods, just arrived at E. RI. Marcy's. l Moses Marcy passed Sunday and Monday at Dover, N. Y.
 | The 1900 washing machine Is praised by housewives. E. H. Marcy sells it.
 For the next 15 days felt boots, arc. tics and rubbers at 10 per cent dis count. At E. H. Marcy's
 Mrs J. M. Platt is quite poorly. Mrs George Marsh is assisting in her care Collector of Internal Revenue w. F Kinney and Mrs Kinney, who have been in Hartford for some weeks, were in town, the first of the week.
 Edson Dayton has taken a position as clerk at the New England house.
 Miss Katharine Burgen of Water bury is passing few weeks with New Milford friends.
 Sunday with New Milford friends. Ray Osborne and Walter Erwin ar, passing few days in New York.
 Fifty-eight couples attended th' dance at Marbledale hall, under thu management of William O. Cornini and Claude Bristol.
 Michael Lynch, the affable clerk a
 the drug store of w. N. Noble, passe'
 Sunday in Danbury.
 Prime cabbages and parsuips at O. Leach's.
 A fresh line of the reliable Nationa } Biscuit goods at O. I. Leach's. Fresh and prime -apricots, 1Sc pound, at c. l. Leach's. A. L. Hodge of Waterbury spen Sunday at his home here. pr Coburn of South Norwalk, wh
 addressed the Ladies' Monday clul
 and the Commercial club on Monda
 evening, was the guest during his sta
 here of MT and Mrs Fl. s. Mygatt. B. O. Sperry of Marketable has 3( horse power Winton gasoline auto
 which will carry seven persons. D. McMahon, the popular tailor, ha
 good line of shoes, guaranteed t
 wear and stand the storm. A line c
 stylish hats just received. Also som
 handsome winter caps. Good value in mems pantaloons. Watch and clock repairing promptl
 attended to at the store of M. W. Hill For refreshing glass of soda wate } with pure syrups call at the drug stor of Albert Evitts
 If you want good dinner for 25c g
 to DaytOn's s restaurant.
 F. B. Soule has the sole agency fc , New Milford for the Buck cigar. Try the toothsome goods at J. C Neiss' bakery. z Farmers speak highly Of the Secu 2 ity stock food. Frank Evitts sells
 and recommends it highly for horsei l
 Fine confections and smokers pc
 quisites at Cassedy's.
 c. B. Kiddiford is headquarters fc
 correct and satisfactory work in watc 3 and clock repairing. Druggist w. N. Noble is offering
 complete line of the famous Wallao
 confections. , Piles get quick relief from L Shoep's Magic Ointment. Remembe
 it's made alone for Piles-and it worl = with certainty and satisfaction. Itcl
 ing, painful, protruding, or blind pile
 disappear like magic by its use. TT , 1t and see. R. Fl. Beers & Go Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepnel
 F. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Park l Trumbull.