The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

the Alumni colors, The Alumni dinner will be given in the Washington club hall at 6.SO D. m, Mrs l.. B. Carhart Is the chairman of the dinner commit. tee. Harry Chase will preside as toast master. R, $. Barnes, Senator Irving Chase, Frank Kinney, Nelson R. Meade, Wilder Goodwin, D. K. Rossi. ter, Judge James P, Platt, w. 10. Wheelock, c. II, Nettleton and c. B, Finley are among those who are ex. pected to speak. There will be a charge of Sl,50 per person for the din. ner. Only Gunnery Alumni and Gun nery Ridge Alumni with their wIyes or husbands are invited to attend the din. ner.
 Railroad arrangements. The prob- able schedule of trains is as follows Leave New Y"rk $50 a, m., arrive at Washington ll.50 a. m.; leave New York S.S0 D. m., arrive at Washington 6.l5 D. m. {; Sunday, leave Washington 4.30 D. m., arrive at New York B n. m. Monday, Leave Washington 3 a. m., arrive at New York ll.3O a. m.
 Rooms. Applications for rooms should be sent to s. Ford Seeley, Wash ington Depot. Alumni are advised to apply at an early date. In writing. please state explicitly the number of rooms needed, number of parry, date of arrival and probable length of stay [The Executive Committee: c. M. Tremaine, W. o. Ludlow, F. B. Colby, l.. H. Bronson, V. II. McCutcheon.
 V. H. McCutcheon, secretary. 60 Wall street, New York, N. Y.
 Dated April 30. 1908. < GUNNERY SCHOOL, BASEBALL |
 SCHEDULE, 1908.
 Friday, May l5, Wesleyan 1911, at home.
 Saturday, May Is, Ridgefeld S., at Ridgefeld.
 Tuesday, May 19, Hollow, at home. . Saturday, May 23. open.
 Thur sday, May 2S, Hollow, at Wash ington Depot.
 Saturday, May 30, Alumni, at home.
 Tuesday, June ?, Hollow, Gin case of tie).
 Thursday, June 4. Ridge, at Ridge.
 Saturday, June 6, Taft, at Water town.
 Wednesday, June 10. Ridge, at home. AMERICAN HARVESTING MA
 CHIMES WIN HONORS
 ABROAD.
 At an important agricultural show leld at Port Elizabeth, South Africa. he Walter A. Wood binder, reaper and mower were awarded first prize. Wal CT A. Wood machines are sold in this ocality by L. J. Allen & Son, Wood ,ury: c. M. Beach, New Milford farmers Supply & Roofing Co.,. Bridgeport; c. D. Kilborne, IT,, Ban. am; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge: mith < Sons, Cornwall; H. w. Wood uff, Washington Depot; E. w. Spur b., Falls Village; Dickerman & Pond O., Winsted; D. K. Bentley, Harwin- )n.
 Gus Carlson has the distinction of aving the largest wood pile in town. le has two years supply cut into .ove length.
 Editor A. P. Smith and "Dea'' rank Brown were entertained at din- CT, Saturday, by Mir and Mrs B. c. at Romford.
 A most excellent starter for young ock or general food for growing pigs - skim milk. Talk with M. A. Smith, 'lephone 63-2. Large quantity of ilk separated daily.
 Mrs Valiant and daughter opened !. eir summer home on Thursday of last ' eek. ' Mrs B. H. Van Ingen came up for \ e season, May l. @ ' MT and Mrs George Valiant of Bos- T n have taken suite of rooms at \ ykeham Rise during the vacation ' riod. T MT Hagan, who rented "The Su- x achso during the winter, will locate ' s family in a wing of Miss Dayies' ' hool for the season. < Mrs Hagan gave very pretty May ' rty for her small daughters on the a st, when Helen was crowned queen x May. ' Misses Smith and Palmer have r ened their cottage and A. D. Wood- s