The Newtown bee., 1902-08-29

The funeral services were held at his late home Saturday afternoon, and were conducted by Rev B. M. Adams. The pail bearers were Charles Short, c. E. Short, James Durant, Frederick Durant, John McCorkell, Jr., and Cliff ford Kyle.
 ST THOMAS PARISH CALLS RECTOR
 A meeting of St Thomas parish was held, Wednesday evening, to take ac- tion in regard to callinga new rector to the parish. The meeting unani- mOuSly voted to call Rev George Will liam Griffith of East Haddam, Conn.
 A. l.. Morgan is getting ready to oc- cupy his new store on Center street. The interior of the store has been new ly painted by George Wheeler.
 Dr Florence A. Sherman of Water town, N. Y, is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs William Sherman of De- pot Place.
 Miss Florence Wassing of Stamford has been the guest of MT and Mrs A. B. Lockwood of Greenwood avenue. The family of Samuel Morrison have returned to their.hOme after months stay at Bell Island.
 Mrs Theodore Braunier and two daughters are at Pine Grove for few days.
 Mir and Mrs George Hawley of Bos- | ton are visiting Miss Josephine SchOOn- maker of Golden Hill. Miss Agnes Williamson has returned home after visiting friends in Michl- gan.
 The public schools will reopen, Tues day, for the fall term.
 Many Bethel people went to Lake KenOsia, Saturday. to attend the drum corps carnival given under the aus pices of the Bethel drum corps and the Moore White Post, G. A. R. 1 Lockwood also keeps strings for vio- lin, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and Homer mouth organs, the best in the market: | If you want your piano tuned, send to Lockwood's and he will send a first class tuner to tune your piano, or if you want to purchase piano he will sell you one of Wing & Sons at factory prices, cheap for cash, at Fountain Place, Bethel.
 MT and Mrs Philo Gilbert and MT and Mrs William Gilbert and son took a pleasure drive to Woodbury, one day last week.
 joarning % VRhH With friends in % New S York. ' ' Mrs Howard Beckett. who has been serious 1s Robert 5ew Hannsa is visiting her mothe, in South Norwalk.
 visiting her sister, Mrs Howard Beckett.
 Mrs Ben Reed has been entertaining friends 'nT Ths ai E. .. Piatt Go. is still rushed with
 The Ellis Wood Working Go. is another busy
 Mrs Will Gilbert is entertaining her sister from out of town:
 visiting friends at Cold Springs-on- the Hud. l Edxthe f Peck, % ali of Hswisy vile. MT NIT and %s.
 Cros6y of Miss ert Lake, Mrs H. Wilbur Bristol and daughter
 S DASoSry agd a M 1a and s Mrs w. TaSior and Si % so%. chares
  = Mrs Abby Williams is the guest Of Mrs c. H at her home 9n MaPe street pr and Mrs A. E. Barber; accompanied b, town, last Sunday morning. to attend church
 Go to Lockwood's for your union made shoes for men, women and chil dren.
 Lockwood has got it bad. Call and . see him at Fountain Place, Bethel. If you want shoes made or repaired go to Lockwood's. He.is the chap that VIII uO Io AOi yOu dAI li6ho' oOoAACA Ct.
 It has been a custom when the last cal l down, Saturday night, arrives near Fountain place, for a gang of rowdy acting mon an6 large boys to cOngregate in the vicinity for a noisy lark using vi yie ho and oSseene s 1 vicinity many respectable families who have been greatly distu rbed in their rest and sleep e rest of all such offenders and conflne them ir the town lookup until a proper hour for a jus tiee court to convene and try the case. ) put in repair. last Tuesday May . timely warning ward off much of the evil doing and save our young men the disgrace of . night behind the bars.
 It is said that every one has hobby Our friend, Charles Beecher, has his and it's good coon dog. Last Mon. day night said Beecher and others went , down to limekiln country and brought home two good fat coons that were feasting on Neighbor Hess's field O1 corn.
 Present prospects are good for an abundance of game which stimulated large demand for new guns. Quite a number of our young SpOrtSmen have sold their old guns and have bought the latest new patterns for this fall shooting.
 The public school rooms have been cleaned and put in order for the fall term, which will commence next week Tuesday, September 2.
 E. H. Elwell has charge of the grO- cery department and Arthur Lynch o1 the meat department at the store o1 the Boston Grocery Go.