The Newtown bee., 1896-08-21

sunday rgGt at rhe usual hour. Rev Clarence Ball of Alexandria. Na., will "&,upy the TDlpit.
 AT ST ROSES. rVGrAHATIo>s FOR THa. iAHoR DAY PIC
 The picnic at St Roses, Labor day, 2 -ouJI-es 10 he d very interesting 0cCag- j'1. Two ball game" are being arranged fer oh" day aud ohore will be other at- uUctjvo features. Put ts:c oata down where it will be remembered.
 Father Smith. assistant at St Roses, is a"ay enjoying 8 teqo weeks yac&tion.
 John Brew wbo has been so seriously sick, js able to be about again, and called On old frieLds at the Hook, Wednesday.
 Mrs Michael Ganev has been very 8eri- 3gsjy iii and Dr Brown of Danburv was called in consultation by Dr Gordon on Wednesday.
 T3u G,miIv Of the late Mrs Alonzo Taylor desire t0 ILauk the friends and 2"ighbors fir their kindHesses and un- rt-i7g efforts in aasisCjng them during hcir l3rt bereavement.
 Mrs Mary T2u1sberry and Master "r-d ddia COiVin, of Beacon Falls. and 'raf Elmer Joyce, of Bridgeport, have hacn entertained at the pleasant home , I Jerome Nicho.s.
 Airs and Mrs Levi French, Of Hunting, town arc 10 move inta Wesley Edwards house in Loec1 ~tepnay.
 Nrs A. B. Good7eIL Miss Elsie Bots ford, of Palestine, and Mrs MalleUte San iord, of Easton, are visiting their sister, Ars Arthur Warner, ill New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs Marcus Connors welcomed \ girl baby to their home on Tuesday.
 Two young men from Shelton drove one of Richard Aliens teams to Sandy HCok, Sunday, and left it hitched to the telegraph pole in front of the store of TerriIl, Betts tG Co. While they were away the hOrCe broke loose from it's moOrj0g9 and ran down into Landlord IAvF0r's yard, up8etting and smashing the carrisge. IL then proceeded into his carriage house and smashed one Of his carriages before it could be subdued. MT Allen drove up Monday for the wreckage and 10 settle up accounts.
 The ladies prayer meeting will be held rexC Tuesday at 5 with Mrs Bennett at Mapletou.
 E tL., E----7 Jersey City Heights are having their an- nu&l outing in Sandy Hook and are en- tertained at NapletOn on their return from Ocean Grove.
 Rev James Taylor will preach in the Methodist church. Sandy Hook, next Sunday afternoon ard evening.
 Mrs Ezra Hall is improving after an illness of nearly week.
 Mrs Brown has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs Sborts, for few weeks past.
 Attention is called to the annource- Il eut of Frank Wright, in another col umD, in reference to fire insurance. He represents first claqs companies and N ould be pleased to give rates, etc to any one desiring anything iu his line.
 "Where there is 8 will there is way" a very tritc cid saying, the truth of which has been and is still being demonstrated by Davis &6 Savard of Bridgeport They found themselves, on account of the long continued cold spring weather, overload ed with their clothing. They determined to make clean sweep of it even if 1t oc casioned loss. By making very low prices and properly advertising it the light weight stock ia repidly being turn ed iato money.
 If you daaire to make your money do double duty iu procuring honestly made shoes, boots. slippers, etc., now is your chance, and the place is ab the store of the c. H. Bennett Shoe Co.,, 367 Main street, Bridgeport. There still remains some rare pieRings in the damaged by water gooda, which it is worth your notice. A word to the wise is sufficient.
 Try barrel of white loaf -four if you want the best that's made. Makes more bread and whiter bread, S4 9 st store only.-TE F. Hawley,
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