The Newtown bee., 1909-01-15

sented With bouquet ol earha.,ohs and the retiring noble grand with d past grand's jewel. Refreshments were served and a general social time enjoyed.
 CARD OF THANKS.
 Nelson Johnson wishes through Ire Bee to return thanks to the friends who contributed to aid him in his re. cent loss, and especially to Hans An. strom and William Johnson, who col lected the same, and to the members of the Congregational Sunday school who gave him fine buggy and a robe. WITNESSED SENATORIAL FIGHT. Postmaster G. H. Jackson, Attorney | F. M. Williams, B. J. Emmons and J. E. Hungerford went,to Hartford, Mon- day night, to witness the contest, Tuesday, in the battle for the United States senatorship between Hill and Brandagee.
 GOLDEN BROTHERS CLOSING
 OUT SALE.
 Golden Brothers, who announce their purpose to retire from business the coming spring, announce a mammoth selling out sale to open on Saturday. Prices will be cut to the quick and it | is the purpose of the firm to make a sale which will be notable in the an- nals of store sales in New Milford. This is a bona fide sale that will in- terest every reader of The Bee. The store will be for rent about April l.
 E. R. Wilbur of Woodville has sty- fish driving horse, bought of Beeman, Strong & Thomas.
 Moses De Veaux of Marbledale has driving horse, bought of Beeman, Strong & Thomas. F. i E. o. Marsh has a handsome pair of bays, bought of Beeman, Strong < Thomas. :. Harry Shanks has bought a string of fine team horses of Beeman, Strong & Thomas.
 Blue Ribbon flour is a brand to be depended on; S6.50 per barrel at Charles I. Leach's.
 | Turrill's orchestra played for the Catholic dance in Washington, Wednes- day night. On Friday night they play at dance at Bantam.
 Albion Ferris, the grocer, who was confined to his residence by illness. is able to be about again. Miss Kate Hartwell is at Mrs E. H. Marcy's for few days stay.
 Oliver w. Marcy of South Kent, the genial auctioneer, paid visit, Tues day, to his son, E. H. Marcy. Clarence Lincoln, capable clerk at P. M. Casedy's store, is in Brooklyn, ill with the grip.
 Theodore Boughton has been on the sick list for few days.
 Fem Montana, who has been seri- ously i'll, is now able to sit up part of the time. .,
 Henry s. Mygatt is greaty improved in health and is now at Atlantic City. N. J.
 William Green has about 40 men at work asserting tobacco for M. Mchaelis Go. Frank Evitts, the genial harness maker, was seen on the street, Mon- day, driving a stylish new pacer, ] bought of Beeman, Strong & Thomas. Ingleside school re-opened, Tuesday, after the holiday recess. It was a lively time at the station, Monday night, as the young ladies arrived with trunks and bags.
 c. I. Leach will have fresh home made crull CTS and doughnuts on sale at his store.
 Allen Youngs. of the E. A. Strout Co.,, have 93 farms on their list for sale, varying from $500 to S15,0O0. If anyone wants to buy farm these gentlemen will be able to supply. These farms are all located within a radius of 30 miles of New Milford.
 Rev H. s. Martin of Brookfeld preached at the Congregational church, Sunday morning. in exchange with Rev George Herbert Johnson, giving two very acceptable sermons. His sermon, Sunday morning, was greatly praised.
 Rev Dr Hare of Davenport, Ia., preached at All Saints church, Sunday morning, and ats Johns church, Sun day evening.
 c. E. Riddiford has placed in his window a large sized South Bend watch, which is illuminated at night by electricity.
 c. E. Riddiford is showing novel; ty in an alarm watch.
 Bargains in Sugar corn, tomatoes, peas, Lima beans, stringless beans, only three cans for 25c, new pack and fine quality. At Farmer Trading Co.'S.
 New package pounds Quaker Oats, 25c, Grandma's Pan Cake flour, 1Oc, Rock Dale Mills buckwheat flour in bulk and packages at Farmers Trad tug Co., s.
 Best tub butter, 32c pound, fancy print butter. 35c at Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 i: George F. Pixley of Derby was in town. Monday. calling on his former