The Newtown bee., 1891-12-04

minds one of Capt Fred Aliens breeches'
1t is about as ornamental and serviceable
and might be some satisfaction to- tax
payers, If as economical.
Prizes at the Catholic fair:
Gents overcoat, Miss Mary O'Hanlon
Cooking range, Patrick O'Connor.
japanese screen, Charles Wheeler.
Tea set, Mrs Martin Donohoe.
Lady's cloth jacket, Mrs Michael Rus
sell.
Lady's fur cape, Harry Medlicotte.
$40 bill, Lawrence Donohoe.
Perfumery set, William Kaiser.
Panel picture, Patrick O'Neil.
Satchel, Miss Julia Downes.
Banquet lamp, Mrs James O'Leary.
Amber water set, Mrs Henry Downes.
Large drugget, Miss Kate Daley.
Barrel of cider, Leopold Strock.
Pair of blankets, Mrs Bella Charlotte.
II pounds of roast beef, John Camp
bell.
Box of fancy soap, George Mills.
Satin skirt, Z. NJ. Curran.
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Parlor ornaments, Miss Ellen Kelly.
Quilt, Jeremiah O'Connor.
Picture of the sacred heart, Goffine
illustrated, Michael A. Coyle.
Alligator whip, Mrs G. O'Brien.
Primitive Christianity illustrated,
Francis Kaiser.
Glass set, Mrs Thomas Oates.
Box Of handkerchiefs, Mrs Patrick
WEIGH.
Fancy cruets, John Quinlan.
Comfortable, Mrs Doran.
Fancy fans, John Pryor.
Picture, Milton Allen.
Barrel of carrots, John McArdle.
Box of scarfs, Edward Perry.
Silver set, James Barrett.
Chamber toilet set, Owen Feeney.
Chenille cover, Ulrich Declos.
Lap rope, Owen Rice.
Half dozen German tiles Edward Cook.
Bust of Italian girl, Rev c. Mccain.
Box of cigars, John III. Mountain.
Gents hat, Thomas Finnerty.
Fancy splasher, James Driscoll.
Lamp, L. X. Allen.
Silver plated toilet set, Joseph Sniffen.
Rug, Albert Kirk.
Carpet rug, Francis Brady.
Pair of pictures, j. III. Mountain.
Turkey, William Gray.
Pair of vases, Miss Jennie McVey.
Ice water set, Mrs Martina Donohoe.
Two hams, John Driscoll.
Lamberquin, Mrs Owen Feeney.
Pair of lace curtains, Francis Brady.
Japanese doll, Mr. Martin.
Pair of slippers, Thomas McNally.
David Bradley suffers from a partial
paralytic stroke. Hope that he may soon
recover.
j. D. Wood met with quite loss, last
week, by having part of his frame shop
in Brooklyn consumed by fire.
Mr. Stills sermon to the firemen was
very interesting. He spoke of the brave
firemen risking life and often losing
health by trying to save another's life.
The choir sang an impressive hymn. We
must speak of the beautiful solo render
ed by Miss Carrie Nash, "Jesus, Lover
of my Soul" Joseph Snffien presided at
the organ.
Skating has been going on. Lloyd
Nash has forbidden the boys from going
on the mill pond under two weeks on ac-
count of air holes.
Lloyd Nash and family have gone to
Troy, N. Y, to spend the holidays with
his sister, Mrs Robinson.
EN-. Sipperley has just completed one
Of his artesian wells with supply of Is
gallons per minute for John Tryon, East
Norwalk. ...-
The frame of DR. Fyfe's new house on
Riverside avenue has been raised.
Mrs G. N. Smith, who has been for sew
eral weeks with friends here, has return
ed to Bridgeport.
Fred Coley has shipped his five-legged
calf to parties in Stamford.
Upon invitation Of Rev Mr. Still, the
members Of the fire department attended
the Methodist church, Sunday evening
and listened to sermon by the pastor.
Misses Mary and Estelle Hurlbutt re-
turned, Monday, from short visit in
Bishop Williams will visit Memorial
church and administer the rite of confir-
nation on Sunday evening, Goth.
Mr. and Mrs McKeel and Mrs May Nc
Keel Of Bridgeport are guests of Edward
Marvin.
Mr. and Mrs G. X. Osborn of Danbury
visit Mrs Frederick Morehouse.
Miss Nab g. Albee Of Westville is at
the residence Of r. G. Sanford.
w. Sherman Lee Of Jersey City has
been in town during the past week.
Fred Cannon of whitestone, l.. Twists
his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Z. G.. Cam
non.
Joseph Marvin Of New Britain has been
home On vacation.
Misses Bessie Wayne and Nellie Bay