The Newtown bee., 1896-04-03


 New ! K, next W eek.
 There will be services on Monday and Tuesday next at 10 20 8. ID.
 on MOndnv at 2.3O D m., the last meet ing of the WOmHus' Auxiliary for the season will be held at the rectory to pa( k a barrel of goods for missionary. HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH.
 The Young Lpdics' Mission circle will meet at the parsonage on Saturday after noon of next week, April l ], at , clock.
 Any of the church people who have plants in bloom are requested to bring them to the church any time before } o'clock tomorrow lSaturdaY) afternoon. Easter will be appropriately observe d by special music and sermon in keep ing with the day.
 Mrs Minor Smilh and children, who recently moved to town, are now located in their new home at Sunset cottage.
 Miss Lizzie SculIor returned home from T4uth Manchester, Tueeday, being oblig' d to .i,' 4n earlier Easter vacation than uI 'u .,count os 7, severe attack of gr'p.
 Tn" regular mertI Z of Putnam Cuun- ril, No. Il, will be held Sunday, April ;. Every member Is requested to be pres "nt A business of importance will be transacted.
 Frank McGran, of the firm of Taylor & McGran. Wi'I remain in town Gill about April I5. He will engage in business elsewhere on leaving Sandy Hook, As previously tated in these columns, Mir McGran' $ departure is regretted on all tides. He has host of friends in Cath olic cTclcs, as well as am0ng the busi- ness men of the town.
 W. B. Snitleo, the iawrler, uho is hay. ing siege with rheumatism, is still con fined 10 his bed. He gains but slowly.
 Mir and Mrs Leslie |. Constantine are rcj icing over the @rrivai of a son. Mas ter Constantine arrived m town on Sun dav. TW"nty-ouc years hence ha hopes to be a voteg
 HIry Taylor of Orange, \. J., will pass Easter sunday with his father.
 Harry Orgelm!n WIS oue of the sue cess ul fishermen on Wednesday. Hede- clares he caught one trout weighing thrde qaarterS of pound.
 Robert Wheeler Of Z,ar was SO anfor- tunatc as to cut cut his hand badly, last week.
 Mr. r. FinuclI of Ansonia i5 che guest of her brother, Edward Troy,
 Arthur Rcgnolds f- at home for the EH~ter vacation from school duties at Whliston seminary, Easthampton.
 Miss Ju'ia Egan is quite seriously ill
 Warner, Tavlor & Curtis have made a reduction of 31c on every pair of men'e, boys and Children's shoes in their store They have put In 8 splendid line of wall paper for the spring trade.
 Special bargains are the rule now fa clothing for men and boys at Warmer, Taylor X Curtis. They are furnishigga clay diagonal suit for SIP, and English serge for Sl3. They also take orders for tailor-made suits by 8 New York artist, guaranteed to fit.
 The ladies' prayer meeting will be held with Mrs Graham, next Tuesday at 5.
 It is expected that there will be no ser vice in the Methodist church, next Sun day, on account of it's being conference Sunday, when the minister ana others will be absent.
 L. B. Lake has been very poorly tine past week
 sherman Crofut has been shut in at home for several days past.
 Robert Butcher expects to spend coo- ference Sunday with friends in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs Emily Watson, a sister of Isaac Mason, former resident, spent two nights in Sandy Hook, last week, and was entertained at Mapleton.
 Mrs Emily A. Bennett goes to New Haven, this week, to speMd 8 few days at he session of the New York East con- ference.
 1 Sllas E. Fairch3ld Is still in feeble health, but his friends are glad to sec him walking out short distances wheney- CT the weather and his strength permits
 Terrill, Betts & Go. invite 1.-the fl i,her- men to visit their store. They have q fine line of fishing tackle, and ready to hear the fiSh tories.
 You'll find all the mob styles in Easter hats and ties at R. H. Beers & Co.'S.
 Dry goods at city prices for sale by M 1rris. Call and look at the samples.
 Read E. F. Hawley's advertisement f7' cash bargains, this week. EVapoTat ed peaches Sc, Carolina rice 4c, York State corn Sc can, soda crackers 5e, ginger 1