The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24

' "The Convict's Daughter" will play a return date at the New Milford Opera House, Saturday evening, April 25. This is first class attraction and we'll worth your attendance. Tickets on sale at Soule's stationery store.
 Miss Belle Dorwin, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Methodist hospital. recovered sufficient ly to leave the hospital, last Tuesday. She is spending the week in Brooklyn, returning to New Milford, this week.
 pr Earl R. Smith, Mrs Smith and son of Brooklyn passed Easter week with Rev and Mrs H. K. Smith.
 MT and Mrs Charles Bradley of Buffalo, N.Y., are at the .Wayside Inn, where they will remain till May 1.
 George w. Durgy has bought nice stepping horse of Beeman & Strong.
 The Everybody's. All Story, World, Argosy, Ainslee, Munsey and Scrap Book magazines for May are now on sale at P. M. Cassedy's.
 Those posted in railroad affairs are of opinion that the action of the railroad company in moving the plank and beams piled here last year, is due to the fact that they have decided not to lay a temporary platform extending north from the depot platform, and will go ahead with the permanent improve ment of the property. So says the ex- cellent Gazette of last week. The pub lie will be glad to see the new depot.
 Have you seen New Queen? The Best Grade, High, Arm, New Family Sewing Machine, silent and easy running. The Mechanical construction of this machine is on such perfect lines that durability, quiet and easy running are it's dominating features. The sew ing qualities of the machine are per- feet. It will sew from one thickness of muslin to six thicknesses of heavy full cloth without breaking the thread. The needle is self setting, and can be fastened in position without the use of screw driver. The machine is self threading at every point except the eye of the needle. The shuttle is cylindri- cal is absolutely self f-threading. Sim ply place bobbin in shuttle with end of thread about two and one-half inches long, and starting machine instantly threads shuttle ready for use. A feat ure no other machine possesses. The advantage is great. The bobbin spin dle is hollow and revolves on a steel shaft inside the shuttle. preventing the breaking of thread when pulling off the ends. This trouble always occurs with all other forms of bobbins. All wearing points are of best steel, hard ened and ground to bearings, and inter- changeable. For winding bobbins the machine is fitted with loose pulley. No running of the machine while wind ing the bobbin. Our New Improved Automatic Spooler does not pile thread at the end of bobbin. It is worked by the belt which saves hard running when winding. and extra expense of rubbers that are continually breaking and get ting soft. c. E. Riddiford sells it. 1 c. M. Beach's men are making good the damage caused by the fire on the house of Henry Straub.
 New Maple Sugar and syrup direct from Vermont orchards, the kind that's pure. Try it, at Farmers Trading Co. Second invoice just in.
 Prunes are Tn their prime and cheap too-The largest and best that grows, 2 lbs 25c. Nice large ones 3 and 4 for 25c, at the Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 Look at the fine line of decorated crockery. glassware and enamelware given with tea and baking powder. Worth soc each, at Farmers Trading Co., $.
 Smith Waller of Gaylordsvilleihas a driving horse, bought of T. F. Young.
 Willard Soule of Kent has bought a horse of T. F. Young.