The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-01-02

Notice is hereby given to the members OF
meeting of said council will be held at the
Council room Saturday evening, January
3, 1903, at 7.aO p. m. All members are re
quested to be present as business Of impor-
lance will be transacted.-lM M. }. White, Grand
Knight.
DR. A. L. Schuyler had his carriage
wrecked, Christmas eve, at Hawley-
vile, the runaway team OF Mr. Reardon
crashing into the vehicle.
Capt Francis G.. Beach, one of the
prominent citizens of New Haven, died
at the general hospital in that city,
wound, self-inflicted, at the Country
club on December i, during tit of
temporary alteration resulting from
illness. Capt Beach was graduate of
Yale in the academic class of 1883, and
was graduated from the Yale law
school in 1885. During the second ad-
ministration of President Cleveland
he was New Ravens postmaster. He
was well known in military circles,
having been captain of Connecticut
volunteers in the war with Spain. He
was brother of Miss Rebecca d.
Beach and was present at the dedica-
tiOn of the Beach Memorial Library in
NeWtoWn, two years ago.
The International Stock food, the
best on the market, can be had at lay
lor, Curtis & Co.'S store, Sandy Hook.
Ex-Game Warden Conger closed his
labors for the year 1902 by capturing a
fine specimen of a red fox. When
Homer draws bead on fox over the
old Kings arm, the town treasury has
to suffer.
Miss Elma Augur, a teacher in the
Westville High school of New Haven,
is enjoying her vacation with her un.
Gle, Minott Augur. in Sandy Hook.
Martin Corbett of Sandy Hook is
improving and hopes to be around soon,
as usual.
Patrick Blake and Patrick Bradley
were home from Jersey City for the
holidays.
holiday season with John Heating ir
the Glen.
We are glad to learn that Mrs Ed
ward Taylor of Sandy Hook is improv
ing in health.
L. F. Curtis, the Bridgeport drug
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| physicians prescriptions and you may
be sure of getting what your pre-
scription calls for at this reliable es
tablishment.
James f. Corbett and John Honal
of Bloomfield, n. j., were guests ir
town during the holidays.
Taylor, Curtis & Co. are showing {
fine line of carpets and rugs, at reason
able prices.
Edward Donohue, Patrick Haugl
and Patrick Mcmahon of WATERBURY
were guests in town during the recen
holidays.
John E. Mcnamara and Lawrence
Lillis of Jersey City spent a few days
last week, in town; also James Brow
of Elizabeth, N. j.
, At w. G. Corbett' S, mems and ladies
5 rubber boots and arctics at 81, Sl.2
| and S15O; also duck rubber boots a
So. Give him a call for felt boots.
E. J. Hall and wife of Sandy Hoo
spent Christmas day at Danbury
, guests of Albert Fl. Hall.
The Newtown tin shop of e. J. Ha
will be open every Tuesday, Thursda
=. and Saturday. People in the Stree
: will be glad to know Of this.
Ladies', c.ildren's and gents shoe
5 and rubbers can be found at the stOl
of Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hoo
Gents and ladies' underwear, at muc
; reduced prices, can be purchased the1
> also.
Miss Camp and Miss Chambers
Waterbury were in town for til
a masquerade ball, Wednesday night.
Contractor Nettleton has purchase
some timber of d. G. Bacon.
d. G. Bacon was in New Haven, la
Z week.
Peabody, the scientific opticia
d will be at M. W. Hill's jewelry sto1