The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-03-27

nlghC, a1Jer pleasant VlSlC at VlckS-
burg, Miss.
Robert Richardson expects soon to
leave town, having accepted position
near Stamford.
s. F. and Julius Tilson have sold
their tobacco crops to j. B. Pitcher of
Bridgewater.
DR. r. N. Belts was in Woodbury.,
Wednesday.
Miss Richards and Miss Nettie Spen-
GER Of New Haven have visited Mrs
Laura Leonard at the Inn.
julius Skidmore and F. w. Hall of
the Park City were at the Grand Cen
trail over Sunday.
Frank A. Blackman has sold his
young mare. "Klondike Girl" to his
brother, S. J. Blackman.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. O'Hara left for
their new'home at Noroton Heights on
Former Representative Edward Tay-
lor was in Hartford, Friday, appearing
before the fish and game committee.
Master J. Loderic James, son of Sta
tion Agent James of Hawleyville, is
father, J. L. James, in Huntingtown.
Easter millinery is the subject of an
of e. H. Dillon & Co.,
986 Main street, Bridgeport, found on
the ninth page. They have the most
line of trimmed hats ever
before shown by them, and invite in
spection.
For seeds, go or send to the Frank
S. Platt Co., 374 State street, New Ha-
ven. They have the best.
Look up the advertisement Of L. D.
They have investments
that it will pay YOU to look over.
The children of Elliot M. Peck, Miss
Madge and Master Earl, have been
quite sick for several days with grip
colds and sore throat.
Miss Evanna Briscoe OF Shelton Wis
tied her mother, Mrs Harriet Briscoe,
over Sunday.
Mrs c. S. Platt is teaching the South
Center district school, this week. as a
substitute for Sheriff Johnson.
The beautiful Mason & Hamlin Or
the Congrega tional church in memory
of her mother, Mrs Latin, was used
on Sunday for the first time.
Ex-senator and Mrs NJ. j. Houlihan
have new daughter, born on Sunday
evening.
Il V0Ilntr 1oao rinr pniS0 in h iC
barn early one morning last week,
found upon investigation that the floor
had given way under one of his horses.
Calling the neighbors, the horse was
soon released. 1t sustained no serious
injury.
George w. Devine, who has been a
recent guest at the Grand Central no.
tel, was called home, last week, on ac-
count of the illness of his employer,
Mr. Hubbell, of Hubbell Brothers.
The four-year-old child of Mr. and
Mrs John Mahoney fell out Of bed, last
Friday morning, cutting it's head bad
ly, so that DR. Schuyler had to be called
and took several stitches in the wound
F. A. Young has removed his front
fence, which greatly improves the looks
OF his place.
Joseph Russer is assisting G. F. Con
ger in his blacksmith shop at Botsford
Miss Lillian Lamoreaux returned or
Thursday from visit at MiddletOwn
To-day W. S. LamOreaux and daugh
ter leave for their home at Rochester
N. Y.
The Blue Ribbon Horse and Carriag'
company will hold it's next week.,
auction sale at the Cannon Street eX
change, Bridgeport, on Wednesday
March rs, at 1.3O p M, with the bes
and largest list of entries since thes
popular sales were started. Among TIL
entries is carload of 20 fresh country
horses, selected in the West b,
the president of the company
Henry Carstesen. These horses
are suitable for all purposes
trucking, and can be examined day be
fore the sale by intending purchasers
Al no time in the history of the Bridge
port horse market have usefu
secondhand horses been 81
scarce and consequently s.
high in price as the present time: an
with the usual spring demand now on
no better opportunity for the dispose
of such horses has ever presented 1T
self.
Attorney w. J. Beecher, who ha
been laid up with sprained ankle fC
two weeks, paid a visit at The BEE O
flee, yesterday.
Use Masury's R. r. paint which cos
less than s1.25 gallon when mike
with pure linseed oil. For sale by f
H. Beers & Co.
Buy your fishing tackle at r. f
Beers & Co.'S. They have the larges
assortment of hooks, lines, poles, ba
kets, etc, in town.
Miss Susie Gorham Of Brookfield W;
the guest, Wednesday, of Miss Susa
Scudder.
A large assortment Of wall, pain
varnish brushes just received at K. t
Beers & Co. S at right prices.
| If you are think ing of doing al
painting this spring you will do we
l to consult D. N. Clark OF Shelton b
/ fore buying your paint. Notice