The Newtown bee., 1907-01-25
WORKING OVER TIME.

members IS desired.
 WORKING OVER TIME.
 All departments at the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co.'s factory at Still River are working till 10 D. m., so rushed are the firm with spring orders.
 NORMAN COLLINS INJURED.
 Norman Collins, while sliding down hill, Monday, ran into a stone, slashine his fingers and rendering him uncon. scious for time.
 AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 E. A. Wildman and E. O. Marsh have just finished putting up a pack. ing of about 50 cases of tobacco, pack ing it at the warehouse of MT Marsh. A. H. McMahon, the genial and pop ular stove merchant, was able to be at his place of business for a few hours Monday. He is gaining strength slow.
 Walter Hine of Worthwhile has g handsome horse, bought of the enter prising firm of Beeman & Strong.
 John Anderson of New Preston Hill has new horse, bought of Beeman & Strong.
 Selectman Stephen 0. Beach is driv ing handsome pair of horses, bought of Beeman & Strong.
 Henry s. Mygatt and Andrew M Booth attended the funeral Of Henry Brown at New Preston, Monday.
 Jeweler M. w. Hill has been confined to the house for several days with an attack of the grip.
 Mrs A. H. McMahon and mother Mrs Reynolds, have both bee n i'll with the grip.
 Miss Kate Bray has resumed her du ties at the telephone office, after a | Vpt c1a
 Sherman Cantield, of the firm o1 Duncan & Garfield, has been confined to the house with an attack of the German measles and cold.
 Harold Hunt is the new organ1st at the Methodist church, succeeding M rs Kettle Osborne, resigned.
 At the Methodist church, next Sun day night, the regular monthly music al service will take place. Henry Donneliy was in Brooklyn, last week, called thither by the serious illness of his brother, William Donnel- ly.
 Mrs Nettie Osborne has resumed her position in the hat shop, after an at tack of the measles.
 w. Fl. Fenn, the confectioner, is on the sick list.
 Seymour Johnson passed Sunday with his brother in Monroe.
 Mrs Harry Ives, soprano in the Con- gregat1onal church choir, was unable to take her position, Sunday. on ac- count Of illness.
 Percy Collins, superintendent of the paint department at the shop of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing co, passed Monday and Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 August ROSinkO, an employe at c. F. Schoverling's tobacco warehouse, has been on the sick list for few days.
 c. l.. Hickox, ,Jr., and John Carlson and daughter of Washington were in
 Mrs Deibert wildman is visiting in Cheshire
 MT and Mrs A. w. Peelen returned, Monday, after weeks stay in New York and New Jersey.
 Anton Rubenolf, who moved to New Milford from Bromfca less than a year ago,W committed to the Middletown Insane retreat by Judge Addis, last Saturday. He--had become insane through worriment, it is said.
 The horses recently received by the popular firm of Beeman & Strong are some good sales have been made. h. cluded in the load were: One pair brown mares, six and seven years old, weight 2850 pounds; one pair chest nuts, mare and gelding, six and seven years year z s2aso; one ne pair dapple gray geld bay geldings, eight and nine years, 215O; one pair brown geldings, five years, 2200; one pair brown mules, seven and eight years, 26O0; one bay gelding, eight years, 1850; one bay mare, seven years, 1000; one gray mare, three years, 900; one bay mare, six years, 115O; one bay mare, five years, 1O50: one bay gelding, six years, $50; one bay gelding, five years, HOO; one pacer, three years, 800; one bay mare, full sister to Achamar. four years, 1000; one chestnut mare, haf sister to Wilobee, five years, 124O pounds. In connection with their livery and sales stables they also have a blacksmith shop; MT Osborne. who Tor seven years previously worked for MT Evitts,sneeds no recommendation MT W1Schert has a feed store and car ries large line of flour, feed and grain. They are also agents for the Milburn farm wagons and have a number on Dand. They will be pleased to show you what they have at any time.
 A. w. Dayton, the Sank street res taurant man, has been confined to his rooms with ap attack of inflammatory 
 Hon David Kyle, representative to pneumonia. pr E. B. King attends him.
 Rev Harris K. Smith expects to hold extra services in the near future, of an evangelfstic type. He made strong appeal to those in his congregation,
 
 the Christian life.
 James Kyle is on the sick list.
 A complete stock of outing f1annels, staple dry goods, ladies' wrappers, etc, at B. Fl. Marcy's.
 Rubbers and felt and rubber boots, a good line, and going at low prices, at B. Fl. Ma1cy's.
 Moses G. Marcy of Dover. Plains, N Y., IS assisting his brother, E. H. Mar cy, in his grocery store.
 Fresh ham, 15c pound, at the mar ket Of c. l. Leach. Good butter, BOG a pound.
 Dr Shops remedies at c. I. Leach's Albert Wrigley and Peter Elliott have resigned their positions in the local hat shop to accept positions in Boston, Mass.
 w. o. Page of South Kent delivered his tobacco, Tuesday, to sherman Greens warehouse. He had a seven ton crop, which was in fine condition
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas passed in New York. Fred TraverS is out, after being laid up with an attack of German measles. H. l.. Randall, treasurer of the Say lngs bank, with Mrs Randall, is enjoy ng sojourn at Atlantic City, N. J. J. B. Wilson and Attorney F. M. |