The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-06-06
OUR NEIdHBORS-
sTEPNEY.
MRS MALvIRA BANKS.

sTEPNEr.
MRS MALvIRA BANKS.
Mrs Malvira Tyrrell Banks, widow
of the late Thomas Banks OF EasI0n'
died at the home Of Zalmon Puroy,
where she had boarded nuQber OF
wears. on Monday afternoon at s
O'Clock. Mrs Banks had been In feeble
health for long time, being OF dell
cate constitution and .frail. For the
last few weeks she had been failing In
strength, but not giving up the
struggle to carelfOr herself largely until
q few days before her death, Whlch
came with suddeness to her many
neighbors and friends. She was nigh
ly esteemed by all who knew her. SYM
thoughtful for her comforts. She was
the daughter of George and Nancy
Burritt Tyrrell, both now dead, and
was born at the old homestead In STEP
n,y In 1S43. She leaves one son. Elmer,
Banks, whose constant devotion and
tender care of his mother is worthy
of remark and honest praise. The
funeral was held at the house OF Mr.
Purdy on Thursday afternoon, attend
ed by Rev Mr. Braman, OF whose church
the deceased had been life long men,
Der.
Almon French and'friends of Bridge
port have been the guests OF Mrs Jane
Taylor.
visited her former neighbor, Mrs .. Il.
Osborne.
The cemetery has been cared for by
the lawn mower and the vases ana
mounds again filled with handsome
QerauiumS in variety OF cOlOrS and
tints.
cannon Purdy has lost a valuable
COW after nearly week OF sickness,
though closely cared for by Veterinary
Wedge Of Trumbull.
Mr. and Mrs Milon B. Hawley have
been In Seymour, guests at the home
of Editor Sharpe OF the Record.
By means of the '"wee little ad" In
The BEE, Lothian Kennels sold sever
al collie puppies, indicating that a
large ad would surely 'clean the
Miss Grace Osborne picked several
quarts Of fine Monroe Strawberries
this week.
Miss Hattie French has returned from
weeks visit in NewtOwn and Dan
Mrs Charles c. Sherman and Miss
Florence Hayes Of New Haven have
spent few days at their old home
with Edison Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Morgan anc
daughter have been the guests OF MR.
Fellow-druggists cOrrObOrate Oul
praise OF RamOn's Nerve and Bone OIL
as shown by the following statement Of
G. G. Mcclure & Son, KY; "RamOn's
Nerve and Bone Oil Is the best lini
ment we ever handled. 1t can't bt
equaled. 1t is sure cure To-
rheumatism, cuts. bruises, burns
sprains, etc. Invaluable for stock.
Ns Igs UD5ti s. 2 G. Baa / Co., s &ne
Hook; S. j. Park, Trumbull; w. B
Hawley, Sherman; e. "A. Honan, Gay
Mr. and Mrs William .. Purdy are
spending few days at Port Jefferson
N. Y.
The officers of the cemetery associa
put in fine condition, and are making
some needed repairs to the old part
which will add greatly to the looks.
The potted plants in the vases anc
mounds are nicely in bloom and add tc
the appearance. 1t is requested tt
those having friends buried In the ole
part to look after the stones, as SOM
are in dangerous condition, and will
small outlay they can he put In per
feet order.
Andrew Leavenworth visited tn
seashore, Monday, bringing home
good quantity of sea food.
Miss Briscoe of Botsford Hill ha
been spending few days with he
friend, Miss Emma Hubbell.
The soldiers graves were remem
bered with the Stars and Stripes or
Decoration day at the hands OF Charlie
G.. Brakeman,
Miss Bessie Hayes is home again
having closed her school at Monro
William Nichols, Homer Hubbel
and Fred Provost were numbere
among the circus goers, Monday.
John Alquist lost horse, last week
1t became mired in a swamp.
Mrs s. E. Hamnlack, Of Hammacl
Ky, writes: "With pleasure I recon
mend Ramon's Liver. Pills and Toni
several years, and can testify as t
their efficiency In sick headache an
other troubles peculiar to our sex.
The entire treatment for only 25l
Fl. e. Mott, NewtOwn;S. G. Bull & Co.
Sandy Hook; s. J. Park, Trumbull; W
3. Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan
Charlottesville.
Burr Hawley has been spending
greater part of a week in New Yor
ClUy Mdklnk puTCLdSeS. LII ley
days their line of goods will be nue.
larger and more complete than ever.
Mrs Stevens and daughter were tn
guests Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Dixie
man, on Monday.
Benjamin Corning and wife Of tn
Park City spent Decoration day will
Mr. Corning's parents, Mr. and Mrs Ec
ward Corning.
Miss Nellie Bride visited in Bridge
port, last week.
Nathan Human reports as havin
It's nice chickens nearly ready for ma
r. ket.
The frost of Thursday night di
much damage about here, making ga
dens sick and putting the potato Gro
clear out of sight.
Robert and Howard Edwards sper
Sunday and Monday at the Park Cit.
taking in the great Buffalo Bill circus
Miss Sophia Booth has been spent