The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-01-30
James M. Blackman has taken tn

James M. Blackman has taken the
agency for this town for Wilbur's
food for horses, poultry and hogs. 1t
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. Mr. Black
man is putting up in bottles for fami-
ly use very superior article in grape
juice. Try sample bottle.
Mrs Sophia Northrop returned yes
Street after stay of several weeks in
Greenfield Hill.
The funeral of the late John German of
the daily, papers. was attended on Tuesday at
p. M, from St Roses church. Father Fox
oficiated. Funeral Director Troy had the ar
engagements in charge:
Mr. Slocum, the genial representative of F.
stranded in Sandy Hook. "Wednesday. He
came into town, his horse hitched to a sleigh,
which did not make fast travelling in the mud
He found a good friend in A. M. Briscoe and
soon traded the sleigh for a wagon and went
on his way rejoicing.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gibson Of New York
were in town, Tuesday, stepping at Taylor's
hotel
Mrs J. L. James of Huntingdon has been
visiting with relatives il New Haven.
John Il; Frank cut a severe cash in the side
of his foot last Thursday He is getting along
George R: Parmelee has, been confined tc
the house with severe cold.
Eugene r. Botsford has sold a tract OF
woodland in Cranberry swamp to the com
pany who are getting out ties and timber in
that locality.
Of MI hos he
guest of his father E. M. Peck, in Hunting
town, for d few days.
Miss Bridget Honan passed Sunday ir
Bridgeport.
The older set" had another Of those enjoy.
able whist parties for which Sandy Hook is
fa fam ,, last N, week Thursday night, Mr. ane
P9 sdes SsnE the the ss
awarded as follows: Ladies first prize framed
nr Mrs f W dsR Mis- Ms deI
MaeY
| first prize, pair of silk lined gloves; Henry G.
Curtis; gentlemens second prize. hat brush
w. G.. Hard; gentlemen's third prize, cup an(
ams M
gathering will probably be held with Mr. ant
A socable and dance under the auspices o
St Roses drum corps will be held at St Nary
will be Soc admitting:gsntleman with ladies
A meeting OF the North Fairfield auxiliary
| OF the Connecticut Sunday School Association
Ridgefeld, Tuesday afternoon and evening
WIZ be- Rev Otis Bsrer Of Th
| evening address will bel given by Rev Fl. A
| Davenport of Bridgeport: An interesting pro
gram has been prepared for these sessions.
A few friends gathered at the home of NJ
and Mrs William E. Ackley. Wednesday night
to help celebrate Mr. Ackley's birthday.
at his home at Sandy Hook for a couple o
weeks having suffered an attack of the grir
Mrs Reuben Hoyt is improving after a bat
| attack of the grip.
Mrs John Hayott is entertaining her mothe
and sister from Warwick. N: Y.
Miss Hazel Wilcox OF the Bridgeport hospita
is passing week with her mother.
Robert Carman Of Bridgeport passed sunda
at his home in Sandy Hook.
Mr. and Mrs R. s. Tomlinson and daughte
~es Of SH a esdn Esfss Tayor TOW"
Edison w. Wilson of Danbury was ir Sand
| Hook, Wednesday,.
~ r. E. Bprwe1l is papering and painting a
This weather makes one think @
rubberS and rubber boots. We have
full stock of the best makes and ca
fit you. Come and see us if you nee
anything in the shoe line.-[Sand
Hook Shoe Store, w. G. Corbett, pro
prietor.
1t is time to be making your selections 70
spring wall paper. Taylor, Curtis & c.
line is full and complete. For the inspectio
of the ladies they have new line Of due
dress goods.
The sisters and brothers of the lat
John German desire to return thank
to neighbors and friends who assiste
them during the sad scenes attendan
upon the death and funeral of thei
brother.
Ira Miller returned, Monday, from
short visit to friends in Bedford, \
Y.
D. N. Clark of Shelton has just sol
) his fathers place at SOuthville Cente
to Allen Paige of Bridgeport.
If you are in need of any china wal
do not fail to visit D. N. Clark's har
, ware store in Shelton. Notice his az
: vertisement.
J. M. Ford of Southville has ha
three cancers successfully removed