The Newtown bee., 1903-05-15

hall. Following the whist playing
there will be refreshments and dane
ing. A cordial invita- tion is extended
to the young people of the town to at
tend.
There will be devotions next Wed
uesday and Friday evenings at 7.3O.
On Sunday there will be mass at S.
Stephens church. Stepney, at II a: m
A months mind mass for the lat
Mrs Michael Calvin will be held OF
Tuesday morning.
Belts.
Just received, prime lot of pine
apples, bananas oranges, etc.
For the houSekeeperS we have nov
city in the new broom which ever,
hOusekeeper should try.
A good line of garden seeds in bull
and package.
The drug department is always up
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO DOC
OWNERS.
To date there has been but 264 dogs
registered in the town of Newtown
In the year 1902 there was registered
in town 375 dogs, which makes the
number Ill short at this time as com.
pared with last year. Itlooks as if the
dog agent, who will start on his rounds
soon, will have plenty of business
There are but six females registered
Dogs Registered will be published ir
THE BEE by school districts.
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Walter Hodge has accepted posi-
tion with Henry G. Curtis & Son.
Miss Julia B. Duncombe gave a par
ty at her home, last Saturday evening
to a number of her friends.
Henry P. Morgan left, this week, fol
Long Island, where he will give series
OF entertainments.
Mrs Homer Clark and children were
visiting friends in Bridgeport a few
days, this week.
M. G. Heating has resigned his posi-
ton with the New York, New Haver
and Hartford railroad and is now caring
for his farm.
F. L. Sears and daughter of Monroe
were in town, Wednesday.
Mrs Martin Lynch has secured run
about wagon of those up-to-date deal
ers, A. M. Briscoe & Son.
Patrick Shea is out with handsom,
runabout, bought of A. M. Briscoe
Son.
| New roofs are being placed on thu
Minott Augur residence at Sand,
Hook, occupied by A. M. Briscoe.
| Frederick Chambers of Waterbnr,
has been passing few days at his farm
in Zoar. Mr. Chambers brought in 8
fine cows, Monday, to place on his farm
Mr. Chambers and family will arriv
for the summer about June Is. Mex
week Mr. Chambers and daughter viii
pass a few days at the farm in Zoar.
| Master John G.. HOulihan, son of Elk
Senator NJ. J. Houlihan, accompanies
Representative Carl Kelly to'Hartford
Tuesday.
In housekeeping time new windov
shades and lace curtains are needed
They can be obtained at the Bricl
store.
P. L. Ronalds was expected to arriv
at Castle Ronald, yesterday, after pass
ing the winter in France.
Attorney w. H. O'Hara was in town
Saturday, and drove his span of horse
to Noroton Heights, where he now re
sides.
Messrs Schoonmaker and Wetmor
of Ansonia were on the Pootatuck
Wednesday, angling after trout. The
stopped at Taylor's hotel, Tuesda,
night.
F. E. Burwell and men are painting
and papering on the interior of tn
Gibson place at Sandy Hook.
Josiah Tilson and Homer Conger far
getting out hundred posts to be use
in repairing the fences on the Gibson
estate. The old ice house on the Glib
son place and one of the small barn
has been torn down.
AfC1ur l.. HeCK OF sugar street ma
a new business wagon, bought of A. NJ
Briscoe & Son.
Jephthah chapter, o. E. S., has no'
three candidates awaiting initiation
The Grand Matron, Luella Stearns,
expected to be present at the mex
meeting.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson was in Ne
Milford and Bridgeport, Wednesday.
Mrs J. G. Keller, Mrs Ralph Bennett
and Miss Mary E. Short of Bethel wei
at c. B. Johnson's, Tuesday.
John Donahue of Walnut Tree Hi
and his son of Bridgeport have bee
passing few days with friends in Ne
York City.
At the Broadway store Merchar
Morris is offering some timely bargain
in shoes.
F. L. Curtis of Passaic, N. j., h;
been guest at Curtis hill for sever
days, returning on Tuesday.
J Mr. and Mrs Louis Greer Of New H