The Newtown bee., 1904-05-13
OBITUARY.
JOHN KILBRIDE.

X OBITUARY. JOHN KILBRIDE. John Kilbride of the Glen, one o1 the old citizens of the town, died on Wednesday morning, after brief i'll. ness. His age was GA. A wife and three children, Mrs Martin Kelly ot Bridgeport, Miss Kate Kilbride and Francis Kilbride, survive him. The funeral occurs on Friday morning from St Roses church, Father Fox Otfici- ating. Funeral Director Troy will have the arrangements in charge. MRS HANNAH G4H%oDY.
 Mrs. Hanpah oarmody Eas found dead in The i last sssn Of her slivswas about m midnight, when she got up to sit in her chair; pr Kier- nan mar was snm9oned. and gave t as his opinion Examiner Schuyler .xss notiaed. Heart faiI. ure was the cause of her death. Her age was end Michael Oarmody. and two daughters, Miss Maggie Csrmody and Mrs Mary Lacey.
 Michael Turner has moved into Mrs McMa- tenement house in sugar strseesss:
 Miss Sarah orouchley of Brooklyn and Miss Clara Webster of Shelton are guests of Mrs sarat Maynard in Taunton.
 ss pssiss Nsv S s0s all expenses were paid there was left S1b D for gational church. D. N. Clark. the Shelton hardware man. No tice his Advertisement and get h's Wices be- Ao-S "1s Ae'
 Don't forget the Drum Corps grand SOciable to b6 given at St Mary'S hall, Sandy Hook. Wednesday evening, May IS. G.< .-'.
 A choice lot of ladies' shirt waists and shirt waist material at the Brick store, Sandy Hook, headquarters for good values.
 Taylor, Curtis & Go. are offering seasonable and attractive line of prairie grass carpeting, Japanese joint less matting and ltnoleum. Also a fine assortment of wall paper and the reliable Longman & Martinez paints. ly entertained, last week Thursday evening, by Messrs W. c. and 0, B. Johnson. A choice and tempting luncheon was enjoyed, after which a miscellaneous program under the direc- tion of Rev O. w. Barker was taken up. A cordial message of greeting was sent to E. L. Johnson, now at Red lands, Cal. -a.
 MT and Mrs Ira Wildman and friend of Danbury dined at Taylor's hotel, Sunday.
 c. G. Peck was ip Dapbury, Wednes- day.
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 Mrs Philo Clarke has a new two seated wagon, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
 Charles Hall of Derby was on the Pootatuck, Tuesday, after a string of trout.
 Charles B. Blakeman has new port able engine and boiler, an Ajax, maE- ufactured by A. B. Farquhar of York, Pa. It has been unloaded at the New town station. .,
 Mrs John B. Peck has been assis ting, ,this week, in the care of her sister, Mrs E. J. Hall.
 Leslie B. Nichols took trip to Hopewell Junction, one day this week, and caught 28 nice trout.
 The Newtoyn baseball team will play their first game with nine from Watertown on Decoration day.
 Mrs Martin Curry, who has been se- riously i'll, is now able to sit up.
 Dogs got into the flock of sheep of Newton Curtis, Tuesday, and killed several head.
 Stage Driver c. E. Hawley, O. M. Parsons and Capt A. w. Peck are ex- pecting to attend the annual encamp- ment, Department of Connecticut, at Hartford, next Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Newton M. Curtis has rented his house on Curtis hill to Vice President family will come early in June. Miss Anna Troy has been passing a few days in Woodmont. Edward Troy, Jr., returned, Tuesday night, from a stay at Woodmont. : R. N. Wheeler of Zoar has taken 5000 dozen eggs to Danbury and An sonia in six weeks time.
 Druggist Schoonmaker of Derby anc MT Tolles of Ansonta passed Tuesday on the Pootatuck, getting fine strins of trout.
 The next meeting of Jephthah chap ter, Q. E.. S., will occur on the 23d.
 At the regular communication o1 Hiram lodge, F. < A. M., on Wednes day night, May I, the E. A. degre' was exemplitied on one candidate District Deputy B, E ROstwick wa! present. A collation. was served b,