The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-06-20

1t is we'll known that most of the silks sold
at The Patterson store are OF their own man
Of the highest quality. The opportunity for
bargains is grand one and the women OF
il the store is not crowded with buyers until |
the entire stock is disposed OF:
STRESSES.
Father Fox goes for his annual re-
treat, Monday, to Holy Cross college
in Worcester, Mass.
Devotions to the Sacred Heart are
held on Tuesday and Friday evenings
at 7.3O O'Clock.
Children who are preparing for the
Holy communion will be examined on
Saturday of this week.
A special communication Of Hiram
lodge, No. 18, F. & A. NJ, will be held
on Wednesday evening, June 25. for the
purpose of comforting the second de-
gree.
1t will be of interest as we'll as profit
to see D. N. Clark, the Shelton hard
ware man, if you are thinking of buy
ing a cultivatOr this season. Notice
his advertisement.
just received new invoice of ladies'
and gents shoes and Oxfords for sum,
ulOI wear. All IdUCOU guy lCS duu
widths Prices lowest in town.-[San-
dy Hook Shoe Store:
Robert Carman has taken a position
in the Billiard machine shop at Bridge
port.
w. r.. Cole spent Sunday in town,
leaving for New York on Monday.
The family of w. T. Cole are ex-
pected to arrive..at their home in the
Glen, next week, from Brooklyn.
Henry A. Costello passed Sunday in
town.
Miss Kate Clark of Bridgeport has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs Philo
Nichols.
S. P. Glover was in New York on
| Monday.
Mrs M. J. Far man of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs Isaac Beers.
S. c. Bull & Co. have green window,
but that is no sign the popular man
ager or the breezy young clerk are
green also. The window contains Par
Is green, for which the potato bugs are
now hungering. Mr. Belts sells it in
quarter, half and pound packages.
George Tugnot made flying trip to
New York on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Minott Augur passed
Sunday in Woodbridge.
John Haugh started for Suffield
Wednesday, with r. S. Tomlinson's
horse and surrey.
Some extra good values now in ladies
dress skirts at Taylor, Curtis & Coz
, Taylor, Curtis & Co. have fine lint
: of seasonable goods in straw hats TO
harvest and street wear. They hav'
' fine line of hammocks ready for in
t spection.
Ell. Hall at Sandy Hook is making
{ special drive in a 14-quart tin pal
r for 25c.
q In horse goods Taylor, Curtis s. CO
! are Offering desirable values in coolers
t light lap robes, harnesses, etc. L
harvesting tools they have scythes
T. snaths, rakes, forks, etc:
), Miss Belle Belts returned to WooC
Il bury, this week, after a visit of tw
weeks with pr and Mrs R. N. Belts.
e Wedding rings, wedding gifts, an
r Invitations are SpecialtieS with US
AssOrtments large. Prices righ
Reid & Todd, jewelers. and opticians
t 1854 Main street, Bridgeport.
The perplexing question of a weddin
lr gift is easily solved by an inspection {
Z, the stock of G.. w. Fairchild & Son
the progressive Bridgeport jeweler!
They have full assortment of the la
s. est novelties as well as staple good
u and their prices are always low for fir
y quality goods.
Mrs Edward Weld of Brooktiel
W passed Friday night in town, tt
III guest of Mrs George Clark. She a
~ tended the Academy entertainment
er -~e>N--
p Miss Edna Smith of Bridgeport a
tended the closing exercises of AGA
envy, last Friday, and was the que
~ over Sunday of Miss Ethel Peck.
n. F. w. Platt of Hopewell is putin
new stills under his barn and is makll
other repairs.
vi The fine residence of [. B. Harris