The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-06-06
;ny few DAYS with friends in Halter

Mrs David A. Nichols and children
Of Shelton spent several days tnls
week, with her brother, Edwards ;.
Beardsley.
improved with fresh coat OF white
paint. F. M. Garfield & Son did the
work.
ing for F. E. Platt in Hopewell, moved
into Moses H. Thorpe's tenement
house, last week.
Miss Jennie Wells visited in Monroe.
last week, where she was the guest OF
Mrs Edward Curtis.
William J. Clark and family of
Brooklyn and Mrs Herbert ). Chlloe
and daughter, Ethel, spent Decoratloh
day with Joseph Clar k. William Clark
is ipaymaster and timekeeper at the
Continental Iron Works in Brooklyn.
Mrs Sarah LeayenWorth, VINO mas
been confined to her bed TOT u Weeks s,.
was able to sit up, last Tuesday. her
daughter, Mrs Beach Hill OF Long
Hill. has been spending several weeks
with her.
Eben Sherman is decorating the in
terror of B. HaWley'S house,
Thomas Clark, Jr., has sold his oxen
There will be appropriate services
for Children's day at the Baptist
church, Sunday morning,
MIS- James Long and daughter,
home of Mr. and Mrs +. W.. Hawley of
Center Farm, this week, where they
will spend the summer.
The preaching service at the lower
Stepney schoOlhOuse will be Omltued
next Sunday evening, June 8.
Rev F. P. Braman will hold services
at Lower Stepnev schoolhouse, Tues
day evening at 7.3O and at the 'church
Wednesday evening at 7.3O.
Joseph Clark found a sun-dlal maze
, of pewter in the old house he is tear
inv down, which is great curiosity
Master Freddie E. Hawley OF Bridge
; port is spending few days with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs +. w. HaW
i, ley, in Cutters Farms.
] William Abrams of White Plains
has accepted a position with H. A
= Pratt as carriage painter. Mr. Abrams
it a first class workman.
, Fishing at u. e. Morgan's pond II
HattertOwn was, never better than i
hours caught water pail two-third
u full of builheads and perch. Anothe
+ party in an hour and half caught owe
. a hundred bullheads, the larger one
. Weighing pound and half each.
al Mrs Juliet Platt and daughter
Frances, and Miss Payne, all o
= Bridgeport, and Mrs w. Fowler o
g Shelton, were guests of Mrs John POI
ter, last week.
p Irregular as clock works" is the wa
: many describe the workings of Natur
!, after course of Ramon's Liver Pill
- and Tonic Pellets. The ordinary live
. pill does it's work all at once, leaving
~ person without any regularity. Rs
~ mons treatment provides againstsu
- a state by the laxative properties Q
,, the Tonic Pellets. The entire treat
: ment-two medicines-for 25c. Tria
=, dose free. H. T.. Mott, Newtown;
>. Hawley, Sherman; S. j. Parks, Trun
bull; E. A. Honan, Gaylordsville.
70 Letters remain at the postofflce a
= Stepney Depot addressed to Fran
- HIATT, Stephen Wheeler, Mr. York an
T. KrautZ and r.
y George S. Turner has an interestin
20 addition to his museum in a bottle {
( water from the river Jordon in Pale'
- tine. 1t was presented to him b
Il Ebert Beardsley, who was in tina
y country in March last.
~ Clarence L. Powell has taken pos
y tion with Merchant Stephen Frencl
" Protect your dUors and window
II against mosquitoes and flies by putin
=. up mosquito netting. All colors.-[St
phen French, Stepney Depot.
~ Mrs w. B. Davidson of HattertoW
a is quite Ill. DR. Barber of Bethel is d
tending her.
nc To make health, to get wealth ar
ar become happy use the famous tea an
q coffee sold only by B. Hawley & Co.
r.. At Christ church, second Sunday af
n er Trinity, June 8, service at 1870
&c M, Rev G. H. Doupe of Long Hill wi
% exchange with the rector.