The Newtown bee., 1903-01-02

VerSatlOn that the train had nearly
reached Botsford before they realized
that the Stepney station had been
passed. AS there was no other train
back that night these same young men
were obliged to walk back to Stepney.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Little Agnes Clark died, Monday, of |
The burial was Tuesday. |
Mr. and Mrs Clark have six other
children who are i'll with the same dis
ease. The house is quarantined.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Moses Thorpe, who furnishes milk
to Bridgeport patrons, butchered 60
turkeys for Thanksgiving, 20 each for
Christmas and New Years. He has
six Sheperd puppy dogs, of which he
is quite proud.
Mrs Hine Of Bridgeport is spending
the holidays with Mrs Parmelee.
Mrs Parmelee has bought two fine
pigs of George StillsOn.
Mrs Rockwell is keeping house for
Mr. Taylor.
Mrand Mrs Davis entertained friends
from Bridgeport, Thanksgiving.
Davis s. Wells are butchering hogs
for the neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs Selleck enjoyed Christ
mas dinner with their son-in-law, Mr.
CurtiSS, in Monroe.
Mrs George Garfield has been visit
ing her daughter in Boston.
George Fairchild of Newtown has
spent few days with Mrs Marcia
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Potter of Naug-
atuck were guests, Christmas day Of
Mr. and Mrs George S. Coley.
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recent guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles 4. Brakeman.
Louis Stringband of Blanket Meadow
is erecting large summer hotel.
Joseph Wheeler of Shelton spent a
few days, last week, with Mr. and Mrs
Burr Hawley.
Turney Northrop is sick, this week.
Samuel Swan is overhauling and re-
pairing his baking ovens.
John Webb and family of Bridgeport
are spending the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs George e. Mattegat.
Miss Elizabeth Beardsley returned,
Tuesday, after few weeks stay with
friends in New Haven and Shelton.
Mrs George E. Mattegat met with
an accident last week, When at the
barn she slipped from the ladder, fall
ling backward and cutting a cash in
her head. She is now able to be about.
Charles L.. Hubbell spent Christmas
week in Newtown with friends.
Mrs John S. Joyce is victim of the
grip.
Mrs William Lewis are both confined
to their beds will the grip. Mrs Will
liam Craft is caring for them.
Elmer Joyce of bridgeport is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs John S. Joyce.
| Jerome Nichols and family SDaOt
Christmas with Mrs Horace Lyon in
Stratfield. Master Willie Nichols re-
manned over Sunday with Mrs Lyons
MIR and Mrs u. Allen of -Hasbrouck
Heights, n. Y, were guests over Sun.
day of Mr. and Mrs Stephen French.
Miss Clara Candee is spending a few
days, this week, with Miss Rose Kee-
nan in Bridgeport.
Royal Curtis and family of Mt Yer
non, N. Y, and Arthur Curtis of New
York were guests over Christmas OF
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Curtis.
j. Z. Eastwood, who has been in the
Bridgeport hospital: was able to be at
home on Christmas day.
Mr. aud Mrs Elan Corning of Bridge
port were Christmas guests OF Mr. ano
Mrs Edward Corning.
MI and Mrs A. w. Banks of Bridge
port were guests over, Sunday of MI
and Mrs Wilbur French.
F. B. Sherman was in Bridgeport
Tuesday and Wednesday.
, The "Gold Seal" rubbers are the
best made on the market. We have
received the Philadelphia copper but
, ton rubber boots which are warranted
, to wear long time. We have also or
, hand large stock of felt bootS.|[Ste
, phen French at the Depot.
: Mrs M r. TNDrneV SnnDt christina
with her son in New Haven. MaSte
George Hodge returned with his grand
mother where he will make short Wis
it.
| Mrs M. E. Seeley spent Christmas
: with friends in Ansonia.
Mrs TOmlinSOn of Stratfield was :
, recent guest of her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs A. L. Slade.
Mrs John Z. Porter and children dn(
, Mrs Sherwood Peet spent Christmas il
Bridgeport, the guests of Mrs Juliet,
Platt. Miss Bertha Platt remained ;
few days for visit with her grand
/ mother.
The much-talked-of faith cure
+ may answer in some cases, but when ;
hand is mashed, an ankle or wriS
, sprained, the flesh scalded or burned
finger bruised or cut, Ramon's Nerv'
& Bone Oil, the great healing, sooth
ing, antiseptic liniment, is what yo1
want. Get the genuine Ramon's. %
Fl. E. Mott, Newtown: Bett
& Belts, Sandy Hook; S. j. Parks
Trumbull; 3. A. Honan, Charlottesville
w. B. Hawley, Sherman.
Mrs Almira Porter and Mrs Isaa
Sherman visited friends in Bridgeport
last week.
Sufferers from weak nerves need Irol
> Tonic. Try Ramon's. 1t is rich il
iron and nerve foods. H. E. Mott
Newtown; Belts & Belts Sandy Hook
= S. J. Parks, Trumbull; W. B. Haw
l ley, Sherman; e. A. Honan, Gaylords
vile.
On account of high price of iron an
: coal G. L. Smalley wishes to inform
the public that he will be obliged t
raise the price of horseshoeing from s
to 1925. Mr. Smalley will give tn
public sufficient notice when this goe
, into effect.
Mrs Andrew Dobblestein is quite il
at her, home.
:. The Methodist church gave a suppe
to the members of the Sunday schoC
on New Years eve.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Penney and Mis-
i Irene Payne of New Haven, Mr. an
: Mrs j. r. Judson and E. A. Judson O
Bridgeport spent Christmas at TIL
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs Davi
Penney in Pepper street.