The Newtown bee., 1903-03-06


 An anniversary mass was held at St Roses church, Wednesday morning, for Mrs Frank Sprague.
 Father Fox will Say mass, Sunday, at the Sacred Heart church, .Southbury, at II a. m.
 The Lenten devotions will be held on Sunday evening at ' o'clock and Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
 Father Fox was in Hartford, Tues day.
 FUNERAL OF DANIEL J. MURPHY. LARGE ATTENDANCE AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
 AT ST MARY's CHURCH.
 The funeral services of the late Daniel J. Murphy, whose death occurred at Ansonia as the result of a fall while at work at the Far rel Foundry. were held Friday morning, and long @ time. The personal @ Ia q1alities, great pop m ularity and sudden and tragic death of Mr Murphy, drev out all who could reach s St A high requiem mass was celebrated by Rev Father McElroy; who also made very affect tive work in the parish and his many excellent qualities. The speaker said that the death fly. to the & Church and al d to to the con, community at large. Rev Father McEiroy said he felt it a personal loss, and spoke feelingly of his asso- citations with the deceased in the work of the parish. The floral tributes were profuse and very beautiful, one carriage being required for their conveyance alone.-[sentinel
 Mrs Clark, who has been visiting J. Boyd of Warwick avenue, has re- turned to Boston, Mass.
 Mrs Louis Greer has returned to New Haven after passing a month with her parents, MT and Mrs F. S.. Brown.
 Miss Susie Smith of the Glen IS vis- iting at Warwick, N. Y.
 Machinist Richardson of the Fabric Fire Hose Go. has sent in his reSigna- tion and will leave about the middle of the month.
 Henry Costello, who has been con- | fined to his home for several weeks, has returned to his work at Bridgeport.
 Father E. J. Egan of Seabright, N. J., has returned from his Southern trip and has visited his father on Wal nut Tree Hill.
 | Daniel Keane is to move from the Middlebrooks place, as it is to be sold April l.
 The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, o. E. S., will occur next Mon- day night.
 c. l.. Warner of Vicksburg, Miss, passed Sunday with MT and Mrs s. P Glover.
 All of the seasonable goods for the Lenten table at Taylor, Curtis & Go. S.
 The spring season is a good time to consider rugs, carpets and mating and Taylor, Curtis & Go. are in posi-. tion to give the houSekeeperS helpful suggestions. The International stock food for poultry, horses and cattle has no equal, say Taylor, Curtis & Co.
 William Dauchy is out, after being laid up with the grip
 Small potatoes, soc bushel, at BettS & BettS'.
 For colds Druggist Betts recon mends Syrup of White Pine and Tar
 E. w. Wilson has bought a farm ir Bethel. He was in town on Tuesday
 Mrs M. R. French was in Danbury Tuesday.
 c. F. Beardsley has taken a position with the Iron Clad Manufacturing Co of New York.
 F. E. Burwell has been doing paper ing and painting in the interior of th residence of Mrs Nellie Tucker.
 The interior of the South Brit , ain COngrega tiOnal church is t. be newly decorated. A new furnac will also be installed. Mrs J. H. Warner is to move iron /: the Gibson place to a part of the resi dence of Dr R. N. Betts. f boots call at R. H. Beers X Co.'s. { y large assortment at lowest prices. : The contract for the carpet in tn 9 Congregational church has been place
 with the reliable D. M. Read Go. C t Bridgeport. Chairs for the galler : have been bought of G. F. Baker. l Charles Henry Peck is not as well. Q Q c. J.. Blackman had three finger | cut off, the other day, in a cuttin a box. pr Gordon attended him. | Michael Ryan lost a valuable youn F horse, this week. s The fine computing Scales in H. e Mott's store were purchased by R. Il Beers X Co.
 e Landlord Leonard and his rigl d hand man, John Ray, are busy ka e sOminlng in the hotel. The gas pip lc are to be extended up to the servant