The Newtown bee., 1902-12-26

farm, stock and tools of the Patrick
Calvin estate. This was formerly
known as the Harmon Twitchell farm
and is in excellent condition.
ST ROSES.
There will be services at st Roses
on Christmas day at 7.30 and IL a. m.
Father Fox also will have mass at the
Sacred Heart church, Southbury, at
$50. Mass will be said at Stepney at
8 a. m. sharp. A Jesuit father will
assist.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. have splendid
line of fieece-lined shoes for ladies and
patent leather and enamel shoes for
men. Ladies' and mems high arctics.
Miss Lulu Blackman of Passaic, N.
j., will pass Christmas with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs James NJ. Blackman.
Frank Cavanar has gone to Boston,
Mass, to pass the holidays.
Martin Mcnamara has taken posi-
tion in the factory of the Fabric Fire
Hose Co.
Miss Emma Peterson, Miss Ella An
derson and Charles Peterson pass
Christmas at Passaic, N. J.
Manager w. T. Cole of the Fabric
Fire Hose Co., went to New York,
Monday, to remain till Friday.
Mrs John Cornwall returned to
Bridgeport, last week, after visit in
Sandy Hook and Zoar.
A. F. Clarke will be the guest on
Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs S. 2.
Glover.
| Frederick Chambers reports the
price of coal in Waterbury at $40. SO
and orders only taken for quarter-ton
lots. Mr. Chambers cannot understand
why Newtown and Sandy Hook dealers
are able to deliver at So and $3.50.
Martin Corbett, a popular clerk at
the Brick store, returned to work,
Tuesday, after being laid up since
Thursday with a severe cold.
Frederick Chambers of Waterbury
called on Sandy Hook friends, Tuesday
He had CHEEKY greeting for all his
friends.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Tibbetts were ir
the Park City on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kilbride of Pas
sale, N. j., pass Christmas in Sandy
Hook, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Mi
chael Jordan.
Patrick Blake of Passaic, N. J..
spends Christmas day with his mother
Mrs Thomas Blake.
The regular communication of Hiram
lodge, No. 1s,;F. & AM, will occur mex
Wednesday night, when the newl.
elected officers will be installed
' w. Walter Finch, popular clerk, a
r. H. Beers & Co. S, left, Wednesda.
: afternoon, for his home in Southing
ton, where he will spend Christmas.
Mrs Ratchford of Hawleyville ha
disposed of her tobacco to Chicheste
of Danbury.
J. S. Jewell, representing Chicheste
of Danbury. has bought the tobacc
crops of G. B. Glover and Patrick /
Heating.
Edward Taylor was out foxing, Nor
day, having splendid run. MIR lay
still the sly fox lives to feast on chick
en-, quail and woodcock. "Old Hor
esty" says it wasn't the fault Of tn
gun, either. The Botsford hunters al
reported to be greatly excited over tn
affair and have started with a pack {
q dogs for the scene Of the fight. Tina
fox must be secured.
Mr. and Mrs J: T.: Sheehan and daughte
pass Christmas in Brooktield
The International Stock food for .poult1
re and horses is cordially recommended by Ia.
a lor, Curtis & Co. They report Il large sale al
~ no complaints.
~ Edwin Booth Of Sandy Hook saw a Ii
n snake in the woods on Thursday of last wee
1t was not one of the kind man sees in b
boots, but a genui ne wriggler. MIR Boo
thought if the snake was brave enough
show himself this season of the 'year,he Wou
let him go and enjoy the weather.
: Mr. Jewell of Danbury was at Tay lor shot
Tuesday night. He is buying tobacco for Cl
ID chester.
Oscar Carlson has been on the sick list +