The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-23
OUR NEWTOWN
 NEWS LETTER
Special to the Fax1ner.)

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 Newtown, Sept. 2s -Ben5anain Archer of Bethel was arrested by Constable c. B. Johnson, Tuesday, and brought before Justice F. H. McCarthy on the charge of selling adulterated milk to the Futile Brothers Creamery. Flaw | leyvi1le.
 1 An agent of the Dairy Commissioner took samples of the milk furnished by him in July which were found to have been watered. He was notified to ap-' pear in Hartford and explain, but, paid no attention, it is said, to the sum mons.
 The information was presented to Grand Juror ~Garmon this week with the result above. Archer plead not guilty, and a continuance was grant I ed till Monday, September 28 at S:8o p. m.
 Mortimer smith and First seIectnan W. c. Johnson are purchasers of corn harvesters this season from E.. C. Platt of Hawleyvi11e. This new machine is an effective instrument in cutting and blndling the corn in the field. pre- ensf1age cutter ,and blowers, and is a great labor saver. These are the first in town.
 Frank Johnson and George Ferris start today for Trinity College. Percy P1att has not fully decided to re
 
 has entered the Sanford school, Red ding.
 A. D Stowe of South Center, is furnishing his team for the use Of the repair force of the s. N. B. T. Go. at work in town this month. David H. Glover took a couple of days off lastsweek and visited in aShel- ton and Derby. Anthony Patch has returned from New Milford where he attended the funeral of q relative last Saturday.
 Eli Greenblatt has taken the con tract for filling the silo of Mortimer Smith of Mount Pleasant. w. A. Canf1eId has taken the con tract for painting the residence and fstables Of Mrs. Orrin Smith of Glover i've job on the Walker property on Sugar street. He has increased his force of painters to cover increased operations.
 Miss Anna Brenner of New York is at her home for a few days. Tuesday, school She will return the last of the week to. New. York. stopping over for a. visit with her friend, Mrs F. Kutscher, at Stra tford.
 A large auto truck heavily loaded, hbroke through the wooden bridge across Currituek brook in North Cen fter, Sunday but the driver succeeded | in getting out without serious mis- hap to the truck. The bridge will re- quire considerable repairs as a, result of crossing the bridge with a. load beyond the limit of weight for such a structure. The driver took his own l risk.
 Miss Elizabeth Blake of Walnut Tree Hill was taken by. DIV. c. Ken nedy in his car to St Vincent's hosz pital. Bridgeport, yesterday. for ob- serNation, by the hospital staff for some Undeternained intestinal trouble lfron which she has suffered for some time.
 Samuel 'strisick lost two cows, Sat urday, from herd he was driving home from New Milford way. They btook to the woods and diligent search has failed to get. a line on their wan derings so far
 l MT and Mrs C. G. Meeker were visitors in Bridgeport, Tuesday. Mrs. John Brady has gone. to South
 bury for a weeks visit. with her friend Mrs. Frank King.
 William Hopkins of Waterbury has I rented the tenement house Of Johr T Hoyt on Mile Hill Nand will move ir
 next week.
 Miss May Marvin and MT. e.. A Lewis of Waterbury, Miss Rena an6
 Harold Downs of Long Hill, Miss Stel- Ia Butler and e. A Oakley of Bridge
 port were recent guests of friends or the Boulevard.
 Mrs P. Finnel1 Of Pleasant street
 was recent guest of Long Hil
 friends.