The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27

John Hannon, the expert wal dec. orator, and men have just put in fine order the store Tn the Green-Randall block to be occupied by Hatch & Dew ey, the enterprising clothiers. The spring work is starting off splendidly with MT Hannon, while trade at his store was never more brisk. MT Han non has put in splendid stock of wall paper of all kinds. ....
 c. L. Camp of Kent Hollow was a visitor in town. Monday.
 The residence of Levi Giddings is be- ing decorated outside and in by John Hannon, the decorator.
 Mrs James W. Orton is on the sick list.
 Mrs Charles Couch has sold her crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Halpine.
 E. B. Buckingham has sold his three ton crop of tobacco to John D. Clark, buyer for J. Stuart Halpine.
 Beeman & Strong bought the pair of fancy gray horses of Harold Beeman of New Preston, and has since sold them to a party in Kent.
 A load of horses being shipped from Belvedere, H., to Daniel Meyers at Portchester, N.Y.. were unloaded, Mon- day, at the station here and taken to the stable of Beeman & Strong, where they were fed and put back on the train again.
 Rev F. D. Torrey of Norwalk, for CT pastor of the Methodist church, was a visitor in town. Monday.
 Mrs John W. Hoyt has been visiting friends in town.
 Charles Buckingham of Second Hill was unfortunate enough to lose val uable driving horse, last week.
 Taylor & Buckingham have built at their West street shop a wagon body for Darius Bristol of Marbledale. Mrs Henry Adams is critically i'll. i Mrs H. D. Hine, by special request, repeated her very interesting paper on "The West Indies," Monday, before the ladies of the Monday club at the rooms of the Commercial club. A regular meeting of Palm Rebekah lodge will be held. Wednesday evening, April l.
 On March, Joseph Retallick and Miss Ressa s. Capron were united in marriage by Rev J. F. Plumb.
 August Peelstrom has resigned his position with Hatch 6 Dewey, the clothiers. ..
 Albert Anderson has taken a position with Hatch & Dewey, the reliable clothiers.
 Clifford A. Trowbridge has accepted a position in one of the Crawford shoe stores in New York City.
 Mrs Stephen Hecock has been criti- cally i'll with acute indigestion.
 J. A. Northrop is building a lhot water heater to be placed in the fish hatchery at Lake Waramaug.
 MT Nicoll of Hatch & Dewey's Great Burlington store has been in New Milford this week and will assist in the arrangement of the new store to be opened Thursday of next week.
 August Peelstrom has resigned his position with Hatch & Dewey. -
 Albert Anderson of this town has taken a position with Hatch & Dewey. MT Anderson has host of friends who will wish him success in his new po- sition.
 ! Mrs Hanchett and sons have taken rooms, at the New England house.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Ives returned on Friday after stay of 16 weeks at Hot Spri ngs, Ark.
 Clarence Blakeman of Bridgeport was the guest of Mir and Mrs Edwin Fairchild over Sunday.
 H. Johnson, who has ben in the en- ploy of H. L.. Randall for a year, leaves April l. i
 Staub & Mallett finished the assort- ing of toDacco at their warehouse, Tuesday. They put up about 800 cases.
 Emil Haefel has sold a business wagon to Mrs John McMahon of Lanes vile.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Rowe are visiting in Brooklyn and Jersey City.
 Holland rusk." Have you tried it? Charles 1. Leach, the grocer, can sup ply you and all the staple and fancy groceries.
 Prime California oranges and banan- as. At Charles I. Leach's. A good line of vegetables. Your dinner complete can be furnished at Leaeh's.
 D. Miller, the dry goods merchant in the Landon block. has new line of