The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17

the first time since her illness.
 MT and Mrs N. w. Mitchell have re ceived cablegram from their daugh ters, announcing their safe arrival ir England.
 Rev o. o. Wright is passing TO- day! in Hartford and other places.
 Hamilton Gibson of Washington wa! in Sandy Hook, Tuesday, the guest O his uncle, Henry Gibson.
 Dr w. c. Vile of Danbury was al Sandy Hook, Wednesday, dining al TaylOr's hotel.
 Mrs Leslie Nichols and children are visiting in Hartford.
 Miss Maggie Carmody, Miss Marcells Kilbride and Miss Ella Anderson art visiting in Passaic, N. J., for a week
 A machinist from Rutherford, N. J. has taken a position in the Upper Rub Der factory.
 The new boiler for the upper rubber factory has arrived. The OK teams O1 John Keane were used to carry it from the station to the factory. It is now being placed in position.
 MT ard Mrs George Yakrous anc children are passing two weeks at Cleveland, o.
 pr B. A. Lewis of Brooklyn is the guest of MT and Mrs s. P. Glover.
 MT and Mrs Lawrence Warner anc Master Glover Warner arrive, this week, from Vicksburg, Miss, for visit with MT and Mrs s: P. Glover.
 S. Bluman, the Sandy Hook harness maker, has a new and attractive ad vertisement in this weeks issue. He has come to stay and asks BEE readers to call and see him.
 The Ladies morning whist club met yesterday, with Mrs Herbert Smith.
 MT and Mrs J. A. Morris of Bridge port are visiting Mir and Mrs H. H Peck.
 MT and Mrs George Graham o1 Stratford were guests at Mapleton last week Thursday and Friday.
 Deputy Sheriff c. B. Johnson ha. been in attendance in the crimina Common Pleas court in New Haven this week, in the case of the State vs John H. Callahan, a case growing out the Bridgeport trolley strike.
 w. B. Eaken of Elizabeth, N. J. was guest at D. |: Johnson's, Sunday Warren, Pa, are visiting Mrs W. D B. Ferris.
 Mrs Lucy Beers was given happ. surprise, Wednesday afternoon, som of her friends calling on her in homo of her 8Oth birthday. An excellen supper was enjoyed. Those presen we're: MT and Mrs William Fairchild Mrs Elizabeth Fairchild, MT and Mir M. s. Otis, George B. Fairchild, MT Sophia Northrop, Miss Elizabetl Leavenworth, Mrs J. B. Peck, z. Peck.
 The enterprising and up-to-dat | Mendel & Freedman Co. of New Ha ven have taken large space in I'll BEE, this week, to advertise thei great auction and remnant sale whic 18th. This sale will show astOnishin bargains and hundreds of careful buy CTS will take advantage of the same Write to the firm if unable to get t New Haven.
 There was very pleasant lawn pal ty at the home of Miss Nora Keane i Botsford, Thursday evening, July There was good number of friend present besides visitors from Ne' York and Brooklyn. The compan were pleasantly entertained with ml sic and NJ. F. Grove gave several sele' tions on his graphophone. Refresf ments were served.
 John Hamlin of South Britain hs a position with w. c. Johnson.
 D. N. Clark, the Shelton hardwal man, is having a big sale of barbe wire fencing for 34 and 34c per pount Call and see him.
 A. W. Peck, Jr., who has been tra cling for some time through the wes has been transferred to the easter division, which brings him neart home.