The Newtown bee., 1900-08-31
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LOCAL NEWS TOPICS.

LOCAL NEWS TOPlCS.
 Mrs Walter Hawlev has returned from 8 visit to her m"ther st Springfield l.. I.
 Mrs Arthur Burroughs aud daughter of Texas have visited relatives in this place.
 Mrs Emma Walker ia on the sick list. Dr Hill attends her.
 Miss Carrie Walker is spending tte week with Mrs Jos HCughtou of Strat- ford.
 Miss Florence Vail of Brooklyn was the guest of her mother over Sunday.
 Mrs Munson and daughter, who have been living in F. Wheeler's tenement house, will move to Nichols soon.
 Mrs F. Eastman entertains friends from New York.
 Percy Hill and family, who have been spending the summer months in the George Wheeler place, moved back to Bridgeport, Thursday.
 W. Walker s family will return to the city in 8 few days.
 John Mahoney bas accepted position with the Bryant Electric Co.,, of Bridge port.
 Rev Charles Doupe entertained his brother from Orange, N. Y., over Sum day.
 wee ks with her eister, Miss Susie Dayton, at Pitts field, Mass. Miss Lena Beers has spent few days with her sister st Walnut Besch. Miss Grace Sherman will attend Moody's school at Northfield, Mass, next term.
 Miss Ada Wolcott has been engaged to teach for the coming year in Botsford. If you are troubled with malaria try 's1he Great Southern Malaria Cur e. For sale by c. 0. Downs. J. J. Msck has fine road horse, weight 1000 pounds. which he wo uld like to sell.
 Robert Staines haa opened grocery store in the front of K. Wakeley's to bac- co shop. Here you can find good line of groceries. He makes speciality of teas and coffees.
 Mrs John H. Smith of Georgetown is the guest of Mrs Robert Lynch.
 Jones Superlative and White Loaf flour $5 per barrel when taken st the store of W. N. Hurd. The prospects are tn at the price of flour will advance. Now is the time to lay in supply for winter. guest of MT and Mrs W. N. Hurd.|
 Mrs David s. Levitt is on tue sick list, this week.
 Bradley Beers has 8 dog, "Tillie," which gives evidence of great intelli' gence. Tillie watches for the mail vsg- on each day, and if there is any mail he takes it and carries it to the house. Til lie is great favorite.
 Joseph Bradley of Bridgeport is spend- ing a number of weeks with his uncle, Thomas Kohler.
 Harry Garfield and family and Miss Nellie Hawver, all of Bridgeport, are guests of MT and Mrs c. G. Downea.
 This is the season for canning. w. N. Hurd has large stock of fruit jars on hand at reasonable prices.
 Mrs Currapce Burr is entertaining her grandson from Providenc ce.
 George Wade of Shelton and Miss El- sic Canfield were recent guests of Mrs Mary A. Peet.
 Mrs Charles A. Hall is spending few weeks in Pittefield, Mass., with her sister, Miss Susie Dayton.
 James Drew has sold his place to a party in Danbury.
 John Radcliffe has recently purchased the Ryan property near the depot.
 George Fulford of New Haven is spend- ing few days with friends in town.
 K. s. Shelton and Emil Garaventa have just completed fine new delivery wagon for F. W. Behrens, ,Jr., of Brid ge- port.
 Two packages for 25c of grape nuts, cream of wheat, malt breakfast food and forget-me-not at w. N. Hurd's.
 Arthur Radcliffe of Shelton is the guest of her grandmother. Mrs John Radcliffe.
 The schools of Long Hill will all open next week Tuesday, September 4.
 J. J. Mack expects to unload g car of corn and middlings in few days.