The Newtown bee., 1908-02-14
AMONG THE TOBACCO BUYERS.

hlfs Mary Dohntiiy has dlhpoheu ol | her three-ton crop of tobacco to the American Tobacco Co.
 David Cooper has sold his three-ton crop of tobacco to the American To- baeco Co.
 Erisman of Lancaster, Pa. has rent ed the shop of Senator A. G. Barnes at Boardman, He is paying ltc per pound for asserting.
 James Frizzell has sold his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine. Max 0sterweiss of New Haven will ship two car loads of tobacco. this week, to the Connecticut valley. Mir osterweiss is new buyer in this sec- tion.
 J. II. Stiles of York, Pa, bought car load of tobacco in Kent and the north part of New Milford, and has shipped it to Pennsylvania.
 Lewis 0sterwess & Son have bought the crop of tobacco of Willard Par malee.
 Smith Weeks has sold his crop of to- bacco to L. 0sterweiss & Son.
 Christian Hansen has sold his four ton of tobacco to Lewis 0sterweiss & 1 Son. :.
 George Addis of Wellsville avenue, one of tn e best raisers hereabouts, has. let his crop go to Lewis Osterweiss & Son.
 John Morrow has sold his crop of to- bacco to Lewis 0sterweiss & Son of New Haven.
 Miss Alkaline Buck has disposed of the fve-ton crop of tobacco on the Buck estate to Lewis Osterweiss & Son.
 Frank Drapeau has let his crop of tobacco go to Lewis Osterweiss & Son.
 Levi Warner of Pumpkin hill, Brook field, has let his crop of tobacco go at the splendid price prevailing to Lewis Osterweiss & Son. With the profits he could either buy an automobile or take trip to Europe.
 Hatch Brothers of Still River have sold their crop of tobacco to the Amer ican Tobacco Co.
 THERMOMETERSA JUMPIN'.
 The thermometers registered at IA degrees below zero at the Merryall house of Charles Hurd, Monday morn- ing. At the residence of W. N. Noble, on the New Milford Green, the record on the bulb was 10 degrees below. At c. B. Buckingham's in Second Hill the record, Saturday morning, was IS de- grees below. REV GEORGE H. JOHNSON AC. l CEPTS CALL TO NEW MILFORD. Rev George H. Johnson of Swamp scott, Mass. has accepted the call to !, the patsorate of the New Milford Con- gregational church. His informal word of acceptance was made known at the prayer meeting, Tuesday night. There. l is general satisfaction over the decis- ion.
 The New England Lime Co.'s kilns at Boardman are now shut down com pletely, owing to lack of orders due to the cold weather and general d0llness of business.
 A. B. Camp of Warren, who is spend ing the winter with his daughter, Mrs Gibson, in Kent Hollow, was visitor in town. Monday.
 The children's choir sang with great acceptance to the audience at the Con gregational church, Sunday evening. l Sherman Garfield, of the popular firm of Duncan 6 Garfield, and Daniel Garfield, his father, enjoyed a sleigh ride to New Preston and Washington, Saturday.
 David E. Soule, a veteran tobacco buyer, and W. J. Clark, well known local grocer, have bought about 45 cases of tobacco for M. Michelis & Co.,, of Lancaster, P, who handles tobacco for the export trade. They are now putting it up in the warehouse of Tur- ney Soule, under the direction of David E. Soule.
 The firm of Morton & Burritt, En- gineers, consisting of Walter s. Nor ton formerly of Hartford, and Wilmot ". Rurritt of New York City, has opened new offices at 2 Rector street, New York. The firm will make inves- legations and reports, give estimates of cost and superintend the construction an operation of general engineering projects, especially those pertaining to