The Newtown bee., 1909-10-01
LEUVOI TO SUMMER.

Summer has gore and 1t is now en reggie to discuss the plans for autumn and early winter. The autumn outlook is reported promising Dy those who have visited the Parlsian sn0wings The PaTlslenne M0ndalhe Is ready t0 put her fine arts into beautiful creations. Among those who visited the Parisian showings was Madame Brown, who, having just returned from Paris is privileged character to all the select showings here. As q guest of Madam Brown Miss spatcher has had the rare opportunity of attending all the above with the Madam. Not only herself but her able assistants Miss Bivins and Miss North TOD. Those who visit Miss Spatcher's s parlor will decide at a glance that the i hats are imported styles, The most popular large hat at this time Is the Cook chapeau'' of black velvet and plumes. The Perry hat Is quite the opposite, though very chic to, all who favor it. Another fetching styles is the This is season of turbans of various styles. The principle ones are the Rus sian, military and Hudson Fulton, suitable for ladies young and old. The 1 beauty of the turban is in its simplicity. The shades used this season: aeroplane, beautiful shade of blue, crocodile green, which looks particularly we'll With black, and the Raisin shade blends we'll with the autumnal colors. Fumes as usual hold their place in millinery. [ Wings and fancy feathers in abundance 1 are seen. Jet and gilt ornaments are very necessary in giving a finishing | touch. Surely any and all who call on Miss spatcher and see tEe beautiful styles displayed and the willingness of all in her parlor to please, can be suited and well satisfied with their win | ter selections You cannot make mis- ] take by attending the opening on Fri day and Saturday, october and 2. A. G. Ferriss is having his house at the foot of South Main Street thorough ly renovated and altered by the addition of new rooms, new plumbing, paint and paper, and expects to occupy the house himself when completed.
 A. G. Ferriss offers his house on High Street for sale. See advertisement in another column. z | of the store of C. E Riddiford is being frightened with 3 coat of paint. Charles H. Osborne and men are doing the WI rk.
 Peter D. Starr, for many years repre-. senting Schoverling, Daily X Gale ot New York, and well known locally be- ,ause of his frequent trips to New Mil ford died, last week. sfter an illness with typhoid fever.
 New fat white mackerel Sc and 10c each; pails s1. Red Salmon pound cans 1Oc each; sardines with key, Sc, al Farmers Trading Co.
 Hires Queen Brand condensed milk Full weight, Sc can. Limited time One of the best. At Farmers Trading Co.
 You want something- Read rarmers Trading Co.'S advertisement. Good chance to make money
 MT Stewart, the temperance orator was taken in Seymour Greens auto to Thomaston, Sunday afternoon. Leaving New Milford at 4.3O, they arrived at Thomaston at 6.
 Mrs W. H. Fem and Mrs Richard Daley enjoyed an auto ride to Thomas ton Sunday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Golden will pass Sunday in Albany, N. Y, and then will go to New York to take in the Hud- son-Fulton celebrallon.
 w. G. Barton was in New York, We'd nesday.
 Miss Ruth Barton has entered Mt Holyoke college, at South Hadley, Mass