The Newtown bee., 1896-04-03
CHEEK A PLENTY AND TO STARE.

Elliott, Mrrwin, Adelbcrt and Perry Hubhtll and Mrs Robert Burns and Mrs Miles r. Eastwood.
 CHEEK A PLENTY AND TO STARE.
 The story s going the rounds that certain young maI3 not many miles away wanted tn call on his girl, recently, and so, without asking, he took a horse and carriage from nejghbor'5 stable, to make the desired call. When Che owner Jf the turnout went to the stable the next morning, ,Npros~lug 1t mjiuIE, |" WAS mad, and young mru who want Gcaus after this will do well tp either hilr them or get the nwIXr,s permission before they are taken out of the stable.
 Mrs George Sims went n NorUalk on Thursday of this week, to be- chc guest of frirud~ tbn'e.
 Ms, John E ucdip1 pa,-cJ Friday of last week in Bridgeport Ha guest of her ch ldrou. Mir and Mrs John 3rucdiet, Jr.
 Mss Amelia D,bJrne has been success fu in growing some very beautiful il DWrrs, this winter, among them being white Lady Wellington grrunium of great beauty. Hcr plants have proved prolific bluszumers, owing to the excel cut care she has given them.
 Why travel tU rlc city for your drugs, z litt lR'NN ttNrs W ftt.4l F'iA LII Ju JilN all just as cheap at llurds, Give him a call md hr convinced.
 The H1mau's Christian Temperance | ujnu Hlu hold jts m )uthIy meeting, Wrdup-dav, The x h.
 Tax Collector F.. ( shelton Wili be at B HuW]ey X Co., store. Sutu;dly, April l in Chc afternoon; if stormy, on A"n. day.
 Mrs Fpcuch, Vho Ina. been in Nevada l for three years past is pl5 i"g Mrs Susan | 0 bprHc n vj-it.
 Ni-s LuIlO.b1 n i- slowly recover ! ing fron very aggravatiGg and sever" attack ot gcip
 M.. G.oIge S.us entertained Mi.- ] Harriet Sears from Dunhury Un Monday i of thls week.
 ! Rev F. B Bram4n from Pl4iEvillr, who occupied n. pulpit of the Btpti-t church, ! last Sunday, wa a guest at the plCa-Aut i home of A. E Curtis, at the Depot, over l Sunday.
 Mrs CaroIipe Dayton leaves, this week, [ to be absent for two weeks from home, spending the time with friends in New l Haven.
 OxtUg to the extremely stormy day. 1 sunday, but few were i'll attendance at 1 Lhr churches.
 ] Mrs David Uubheli has been very ser l iously i!l with pneumonia. ! Mrs S. J. Powell has been busy pack | ing furniture for some days past and on ] WrdnesdlY tue household effects were i taken to Bridgeport by team and loaded l Jn to the bna5 bound for Port J. iItrson. i where in the future Mr and Mrs Powell are tn make their home. Ill., departure ! from S.cpncy is deeply regretted by many frit uds here, for slnce c"uiDg Jo 1 ~tppney to live she has made many ! friends Wh0 will sadly miss her, T,but who l wish her much pleasure and happiness l in her new home on the 1jtud. | Rev Dr MGrwjn left for conference at l New Haven on Wednesday of this week. l For two days before his departure there were many callers at the parsonage, who | dropped in to shake the hand of the ven | erablc pastor and wis him God speed. l Mir and Mrs Potter from Naugatuck | were guests at the home Of NIT and Mrs l George S. COley, over sunday. | Rev Dr Merwu prcsrntrd the MethO- dist parsOr ye with rho handsome par l Tor coal sJuve that has done duty iu keeping out the cold during the winter 1 months.
 Miss Atc, Rounds and Miss Hattie Wheeler oG shelton have been passjrg a few days as gucs-s of D@a aud Mrs Burr HaWlcy.
 Edward <. Beard ley has ,D!d his val ucd trortcr to Bridgeport parties. Mrs Seclcy Perry, who has been on the sick fist, is better.
 Mrs Elihu Tly Tor has been in town looking after her property here She i- talking uf making her home here in Step. uev, moving here from Easton. Prof Harris had bills out advertising l to give m exhibition of his powers as
 ventrlIoqui>C in the Upper Stepney school l house on Thursday night of this week, l He was to be assisted by Miss Harris. 1 Prof Harris has been we'll liked wherev- CT he has appeared.
 Peter AgneW is now comfortably in- stalled at Che creamery and has the ma l chinery in pace ready for business. Among the many physicians in the country towns there is no one held in 1 greater esteem than our own Dr Hill. | While he is something of a veteran in service he is an up to date practitioner. With abundant experience, coupled with good judgement it is no wonder he has an extensive practice. No person gets hold of the hearts of the people like q good country doctor, and in this regard to minister to the needs of the suffering in the towns in which he travels E. Hawlcy & Co.,, have exchanged horses with with Mir Cole of EastOn, Ob- Caining Q very handsome black roadster
 Several thousand trout fry were re- Ceived at the depot on Wednesday by our local anglers and distributed in the various brooks. But the dry weather of late summer, pickerel and other foes of the trout leave only few for the ambi- tious fisherman.
 Formerly we depended largely upon meal and feed from the mills of the city, and poor article we received. Now it Is quite a usual thing for B. Hawley G5 Co.,, to have orders from Bridgeport for their fine quality feed.
 Miss May Osb )rne is the guest of Miss Jessie French.
 Mrs Emma Leavenworth is caring for Mrs George Mallett in Trumbull, very sick with pneumonia.
 George Burritt has been quite sick.
 Zalmon Purdy lost a fine Jersey COW, last Saturday, and no primary cause of death was discovered after thorough ex animation. Apparently in as good health as ever, the COW was taken violently dick, blOating enormously and indicating great agony, believing loudly and con- tinuously for about 20 minutes, when she died. No trace of poison or any obstruc- rion to breathing could be found. A large number of men we'll acquainted with the care of cattle were present, but the cause of death is 8 mystery to all of them.
 Bert Peck moved the furniture belong ing to Mrs Bates to her new home on Wednesday.
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