The Newtown bee., 1903-08-21

Outplayed Woodbury. in every depart.
ment of the game and for the first time
in IL years, and the first time this
season, defeated Woodbury. on her own
grounds, by the score of to 2. An
error in centerfield gave Woodbury. her
first run. 1t was great game before
large crowd. Woodbury. will play
the Newtowns a return game at the
NewtOwn Fair grounds on Saturday,
blood and one of the largest crowds
that ever turned out to a ball game in
old Newtown will undoubtedly be on
hand, and with the article of ball that
those two teams put up, last Saturday,
will be well worth seeing.
BASEBALL POINTERS.
A team from Danbury will be here
Saturday at p. m.,. to play the New
towns at the Fair grounds. Look for
a good game.
TRINITY CHURCH.
viii Be Rev Robert O. Booth. a brother Of Mrs
Capt John Costello, who began set
ting type in 1856, and one of the Oldest
tourist printers, turned up at The
BEE Office, after an absence of seven or
eight months. The Captain says he is
getting near bis last trip, he fears.
P. F. Madigan has sold his handsome
driving horse, the reported price being
S4OO.
John w. Ryan is recovering from an
attack of remittent malarial fever.
DR. J. w. Gordon is attending him.
Mrs j. w. Gordon and Miss Dorette
Gordon leave, the last of the week, for
sojourn at Cape May and Atlantic
stay later on.
Mrs Riley, Miss Margaret Riley, Mrs
Edward Troy, Miss Troy, Miss Nellie
Bradley and Miss Nellie Lynch passed
Tuesday at Lake Kenosia, Danbury.
Henry Gibson is having repairs made
tenement, to be occupied by Mr. Trent
of Willimantic.
P.F. Madigan of Waterbury passed
Saturday with Sandy Hook friends.
P. F. Heating was in the Park City,
Wednesday.
Edward Egan is taking in the yacht
races in New York:
John Donohue passed Wednesday in
the Park City.
William Donohue returned on Satur-
day, after visit with cousins in Brook
ly and Coney Island:
Mrs Herbert Clarke and son of Brook
r%n OF 10 TIM
Mr. and MRS Minott Augur, Mrs S.
P. Glover and Mrs G. F. Taylor were
in New Haven, Wednesday, attending
the funeral of Mrs futile, mother of
Mrs E. A. Lewis.
Mrs Samuel Post is visiting in New
Haven.
Lawrence Warner returned on Sat-
urday to his home at Vicksburg, Miss.
Miss Bessie Mcnamara has returned
to her work as trained nurse at Am
ityville, L. l.
Martin Corbett, a popular clerk at
the store of Taylor, Curtis & Co., is
taking a 1O-days' vacation. He has
been on the sick list for couple of
days.
D. c. Peck, the esteemed president
of the Newtown Savings bank, has
gone to Ferrisburg and Vergennes,
VT, for 1O-days visit.
Misses Louise and Lillian Arm
strong and Miss Christine DAILY are
visiting Mr. and Mrs T. J. Corbett.
DR. A. L. Schuyler has new horse,
ho11rht If Tohr RI R1ockmap
S. Rluman has turned out hand
some handmade light driving harness
for H. P. Mitchell.
Miss Mamie Carmody is passing her
vacation in Wallingford.
Miss Hazel Wilcox, who has been
passing a fortnight'S vacation with
relatives in the Glen, has returned to
the Bridgeport hospital.
A meeting of Eagle. Rock circle,
Companions OF the Forest, will be held
on Friday.
John Hassett and lady friend were
in Monroe, Wednesday, the guest of
Simon Cannon.
Patrick Heating of Norwalk was the
guest over Sunday at TrOys hotel.
Miss Maize Heating returned home
with him, Monday.
Miss May Smith of New Haven is a
guest at the home OF EX-Representa-
tive Patrick Campbell.
Miss Mary Bradley has new car
riage, bought Of A: M. Briscoe & Son.
w. H. Prindle, a member of the firm
of Prindle & Morris, underwent an op.
Grafton, Tuesday. DR. E. M. Smith OF
Bridgeport was in charge, assisted by
Drs Schuyler and Gordon. Mr. Prindle
is getting along nicely.
The frequent showers suggest UNI
brellas. Taylor, Curtis & Co. have a
line, real value S1.5O. Will be closed
out while they last at 81.
Joseph Dayton Of Bethel was an in
terested spectator at the Woodbury.
Newtown ball game, Saturday.
P. F. Madigan of Waterbury took in
the Woodbury. Newtown ball game
Saturday.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. are offering a
bargain in dinner sets, open pattern
A of, oio mill 70 cold A