The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
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 W. G: BARTON'S MILLINERY
 OPENING.
 w. G. Barton's millinery opening, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, has drawn out the ladies in large numbers from New Milford and surrounding towns. Mir Barton's milliners have received many compliments on the beautifully decorated window, which has attracted the attention of even the crabid and hard-hearted bachelor. The hats this season are beautiful creations of the milliner's art, large as a rule. The peach shades are very fashionable. The geraniums, and the cerise colors may be said to predominate. The hats, this season, are loaded with trimming and present a great combination of bright colors. The sailors are uncom- monly large, many of them being 20 nches across. The children's hats are very large and trimmed with flowers and ribbon. The chip hats are quite popular and the handmade hats are al- so very popular. The trimming. this season, is higher on the hats. The Chantilly hats are much used, trimmed with Chantilly lace. Fumes are very fashionable as they were in the winter millinery season. At the head of this department is Miss M. Woster. lady pleasantly known here, and her assist ants are Miss A. M. Halpine, Miss Bes- sic Donnelly and Miss Bracken of Bur lington. Vt. It promises to pc one of the best millinery seasons this reliable store has enjoyed.
 Miss Minnie A. Touissaint passed Sunday in Brooklyn.
 Mrs Mary E. Erwin has been con- fined to the house for several days with a severe attack of quinsey and tonsilitis. ..s. ..... ...s.-.. Rev and Mrs F. A. Johnson. and Miss Johnson, who have been stoppin g at the Park View house for several weeks. went to New York, Monday.
 Minor Strong of Warren was the guest, Monday, of his son, R. P. i Strong.
 Mir and Mrs Charles D. Pulver at tended the funeral of Mrs Louis J. Decker in Millerton. N. Y. last Fri day. Mrs Decker's age was 22 years.
 Miss Blanche Osborne is assisting in the store of M. w. Hill. - T. F. Young returned. Saturday, after a months stay at Mt Clemens, Mich. where he tried the baths for the benefit of his rheumatism. .
 Willis A. Woodforth supplied the pulpit at the Methodist church, Sunday. giving two practical discourses. |
 Rev E. A. Henderson has received a unanimous call to supply at the Meth odist church, Cornwall Bridge, another year.
 Rev w D. Humphrey of Roxbury was visitor in town, Monday. Clarence Murphy is critically ill with quick consumption.
 c. A. Hull and F'. w. Stout of Dan bury were in town, Sunday, guests of Robert Murphy.
 Andrew Nearing, a clerk at the store of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh. is conva- lescing after an attack of scarlet fev- CT. Mrs Bruce Nearing has been caring for him.
 Beeman & Strong have laid 406feet of new lead pipes on West street from their spring. They sell spring water to the houses of w. G. Barton, Mrs Carter and Mrs J. L. Buck, in addition to supplying their own stable. Dr J. c. Barker is driving a nice pair of horses bought of Beeamn & Strong.
 Thomas Kimlin of Sherman is driv- ing handsome pair of dapple gray horses bought of Beeman & Strong.
 Louis Russell passed Sunday with l friends in Greenwich.
 l M. w. Andrews is painting Il car ridges for T. F. Young. MT Andrews has just turned out 2 fine icbs for Sey- mour Green. i Mrs E. R. Hawley and children of i Shelton are spending week with MT and Mrs V. B. Sterling.
 D. Miller, in Landon's block, is offer ing some extra nice bargains in ladies' shirt waists. He carries a general dry goods line. ..-
 Mrs Alonzo Monroe, who has been cared for at Mrs George Townsend's $ for some weeks, was carried to her home, Monday. She is suffering from paralysis and is nearly helpless.
 Miss Bertha Mckay of Danbury and Miss Mary Ryder of West Bedding were guests on Thursday last of Mrs D. McMahon.
 Dr G. H. Wright is holding the rib bons over new pair of horses, bought of Beeman & Strong.