The Newtown bee., 1903-01-30

her home Walnut Tree H1lI. Sne IS daughter of the late John and Ellen Carley She is survived by two brothers and two sis
 ters James Garley of Brooklyn Frank d GaMTles M;ss Mary Carley of Newtown. Miss Carley wa: an ernploye of the Fabric Fire Hose Co.,. anS piece. Gates Ajar.' The funeral occurred l yesterday morning from St Roses church Father Fox officiating. The burial was il THE DATE OF MR BARKER'S LEG. l TURF IN SANDY HOOK CHANGED. Rev O,is ". Barker, who by the original schedule was announced to give his lecture on l "Life's Startling Contrasts" in Glover's hall, 10, has been compelled by necessary outside engagement to make, the date Wednesday smds in sanay HSSo ii kindly M the paas lei this change be known.
 Miss Katie O'Hayer of Brookfeld has been of her sister, Mrs .: H: l.. s Miller:
 Mis-. Clara 'Sheehan in Bridgeport on to ttend 3ss dhrthday At D. m. the tai ble was spread with every thing nice to make the children look bright and happy
 James M. Blackman has taken the agency for this town for Wilbur's food for horses, poultry and hogs. It is backed up by splendid testimonials and is a tirst-claSs article. He has also taken the agency for the Roches- ter Sprayer for fruit trees. MT Black man is putting up in bottles for fami- ly use a very superior article in grape juice- Try sample bottle.
 Mrs Sophia Northrop returned yes terday to her home in Newtown Street after stay of several weeks in Greenfield Hill.
 The funeral of the late John German of Monroe whose tragic death has been noted in p. m, from St Roses church Father Fox officiated. Funeral Director Troy had the ar engagements in charge:
 Mr M socum the genial of came into town, his horse hitched to sleigh, which did not make fast travelling in the mud; soon traded the sleigh for wagon and went on his way rejoicing.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Gibson of New York were in town- Tuesday, stopping at Taylor's hotel.
 Mrs J. l.. James of Huntingtown has been visiting with relatives ip New Haven.
 John H; Frank cut a severe gash in the side Sf Scsy ; SGs Sad1 59!1 As ySs's along
 George R Parmelee' has been confined to the house with a severe cold woodland in Cranberry swamp to the com m pany who are getting out ties and timber in
 Eugene M. Peck of Bridgeport has been the guest of his father, E. M. Peck in Hunting town, for few days.
 Miss Bridget Honan passed Sunday in
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 ,',The older set" had another of these enjoy able whist parties for which Sandy Hook is Mrs Philo Nichols being the hosfs '' After a delightful soeial soc evening, the prizes were ond prize, fern dish, Miss Maude Blackman ladies third prlze. Miss Mary Warner; ladies first prize. pair of silk lined gloves; HeAry C. Curtis; SM if geatiemen's gen second prize hat brs1sh consolation prize. Frank Mitchell Tine next gatheerding ed " VIII il, probably be held with MT ana
 socabIe and dance under nd 1.s agsptees of will be 5oc' admitting:gsntleman with ladies.
 A meeting of the North Fairfield auxiliary of the Connecticut Sunday School Association Ridgefeld, Tuesday safternoon and evening. February 10. The speaker in the afternoon l wiM be Rev Otis w; Barker of Newtown. The evening address will bel given by Rev H. A. Davenport of Bridgeport: An interesting pro gram has been preparsd for these sessions
 A few friends gathered at the home of Mr ana Mrs William E: Ackley Wednesday night, to help celebrate Mf Ackley's birthday.
 Thomas mask Keane Jr of Nn' Wa'teEbury has been weeks, having suffered an attack of the grip.
 Mrs Reuben Hoyt is improving after bad attack of the grip.
 Mrs John Hayott is entertaining her mother and sister from Warwick, :N Y
 Miss Hazel Wilcox of the Bridgeport hospital Is passing week with her mother.
 Robert Carman of Bridgeport passed Sunday at his home in Sandy Hook.
 MT and Mrs R. s. Tomlinson and daughter this week. of MT and Mrs Edward Taylor.
 Edson w. Wilson of Danbury was in Sandy Hook, Wednesday.
 F E. Burwell is papering and painting at Taylor's hotel.
 This weather makes one think of rubbers and rubber bootS We have full stock of the best makes and can fit you. Come and see us if you need anything in the shoe line.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store, W. c. Corbett, pro- prietOr.
 It is time to be making your selections for spring wall paper. Taylor Curtis & Cos line is full and complete. For the inspection of the ladies they have new line of duck dress goods
 The sisters and brothers of the late John German desire to return thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted them during the sad scenes attendant upon the death and funeral of their brother.
 Ira Miller returned, Monday, from a short visit to friends in Bedford, N. Y.
 D. N. Clark of Shelton has just sold his fathers place at Southville Cen% to Allen Paige of Bridgeport.
 If you are in need of any china ware do not fail to visit D. N. Clark's hard ware store in Shelton. Notice his ad- vertiSement.
 J. M. Ford of Southville has had three cancers successfully removed by