The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-04-07

@. Belle Bloom, survive her. Miss Bloom
was lady of lovable disposition, and her
many friends will be pained to learn Of
her death.
MEETING OF TIE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
The adj lurned annual meeting of the
Cemetery association was held on We'd
nesday at the residence Of Charles Henry
Peck. The officers elected were: Pres
ident, Theron K. Platt; secretary and
treasurer, Daniel u. Beers; trustees, ID.
u. Peck, r. e. Beers and Walter Glover
sexton, Hiram Merrell.
Al Belts.
Belts keeps the popular Erdman g FL
well bakery goods.
A fresh new lot of garden seeds, just
In.
A big stock of canned goods.
Come and see us.
On Friday of next week, April IA, the
ladies of the Congregational church are
to give q 25-cent supper in the lower
room of the church from. $50 to 500
O'Clock. The long, hard winter brought
an almost complete cessation of social
life, and many will no doubt welcome the
return of these ever pleasant occasions for
friendly greeting. By that time, too, the
mud season" will be thing of the past.
There will be no preaching st the Meth
Jodlst church, next Sunday, it being Con-
ference Sunday.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be held
next Tuesday at 8 With Mrs Graham.
T. w. Kane of Danbury was in town,
this week, and purchased COWS of Z. l..
johnson, FL. P. Boyson and q. B. John
son.
Dan ell Hall made fl ying visit to Mid
dletown on Tuesday.
The genial Michael Lynch, of Tay lor's
hotel, took his first bicycle ride for the
season, on Wednesday. From his ap-
pearance, when he was fished cut of the
mud, it was bowling success.
A woman, calling her name Wilson,
has lately been soliciting subscriptions
in Berkshire for funds toward the cree
tion of soldiers monument near the
| liberty pole in the Street. Her swimming
ways" drew the ''shekels" from several
purses. She gave her residence as ION
street back of the Congregational
church." ..-4
Miss Mabel Morris is visiting in New
York and Brooklyn.
Henry Becker, who sailed ON the Bull
gariS which was disabled at sea, arrived
in town on Tuesday.
Edward Tavlor has been attending the
horse sale in New York City, this week.
"a. Fl. Peck is renewing the shingles
on his house, which were laid just 10
years ago. Not many roofs have done
better service than this. The shingles
were of cypress, and handmade.
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MToo nf n Vnr1Yr
returned to her studies at the State Nor
nal school, this week, after passing the
Easter holidays in town.
Miss Lizzie Scudder of New Haven has
passed a week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs s. s. Scudder.
John Dayton has gone to Bridgeport,
where he has taken position with Bish-
op, the undertaken.
Read the new ''ad' of Hall, the local
stove merchant. His store Ia mighty
/ good place to trade, as the writer can
testify. His Stamford range Is winner.
Frank Gabler Of Bridgeport looked in
on Sandy Hook friends, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra j. Hall passed Easter
Sunday at Bridgeport.
Misses Annie and Katie Crotty passed
Easter Sunday at Bridgeport.
Thomas Lyons Of Bridgeport passed
Easter Sunday with relatives in town.
You can get Bradley's phosphate and
fertilizer at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
Miss Edna Terrill Of AnsOnia has been
visiting Miss Mabel Orgelman. The latter
accompanied Miss Terrill back to An.
sonia for sejourn.
James Gallagher of Brooklyn passed
Sunday with relatives in town.
Miss Nellie Heating of New York, who
has been visiting at Edward Troy's, re.
turned to the CITY on Tuesday.
Patrick r. Bradley of Jersey City II
passing a week with his mother, at ths
head Of the Street.
John Foran of Jersey City passed the
Easter holiday in town.
Mai Hincks Of Bridgeport was in towr
On Wednesday after the festive trout, ant
Mr. Hobbs of the Union Metallic Car
fridge Co., also of the Park City, was II
town on Tuesday on the same errand
They started out from Taylor's hotel.
Farmers may be Interested to know
that Taylor, Curtis & Co have supp!
Of seed potatoes direct from Aroostool
county, Maine.
Fishermen can ind the needful article
, in tackle and outfit at Taylor, Curtis
/ Co.'S. They also have the goods for tn
baseball season, which now interests TIN
hearts of the bovs and young men.
! Mrs s. F. Titlscn and Mrs J. A. Till
son were IN Danbury visiting relatives
! Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs James Taylor of Elmont
: L l., are expected in town to-day.
? Mrs D. Eall and MIRA Shepard of New
2 town are visiting relatives In New Yorh
3 The residence OF Attorney w. ]
! ! Beecher is being adorned with an exserio
. coat OF paint. Rufflss & Nichols are th
: artists.
= On Thursday evening of last week .
: the Congregational parsonage, Charlie
i e, Brakeman of Newt0wn was marie
!. to Della M. Penney OF Monroe, by Re
4 Otis w. Barker. They are to make the
3 home In the future In what IL known 1
the "Brick house," In Palestine distric
: a short distance from Mr. Brakeman
: saw and cider mill.
: Selling out our stock Of watches, di
Y monds, jswelry, etc, TO make room Il
new goods ia our new store, Az Ma
: street. It will psv you to call and q
the prices we are quoting on evprvthin
5 Ia our store Reid & Todd, AZ Wa
.. street, Bridgeport.
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