The Newtown bee., 1904-07-15

ucT. 1u0 IuucTdl WdS dUUcuucO Ou Wednesday from St Roses church, CTS were Patrick Ready, Joseph Turner, Patrick Brennan, John Murray, Mi chael Fealouski and John Feali. The burial was in St Roses cemetery. Flu neral Director Keating had the ar engagements in charge.
 AT BETTS'.
 Lemons, entrants, etc., at Betts'.
 Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded at Betts'.
 Call at Betts' drug store and get a refreshing glass of soda water. Ice cream soda and fruit syrups.
 Fresh turnip seed for midsummer and fall sowing.
 Amos Camp of Hawleyville is ill and under the care of pr Kiernan.
 Mrs Thomas Mcguire of Walnut Tree Hill is quite i'll.
 Sheriff Frank Kilborn of Washing ton, A. P. Smith and Miss Hazel Smith were guests on Wednesday afternoon of HI. B. Coger and were shown over his we'll equipped mill.
 John Mahoney of Ireland has entered the employ of Father Fox.
 Frederick Lewis, who had his toes smashed a month ago, is now able to be about again.
 Andrew Mccarthy, Henry Lang and Patrick McMahon have taken positions in the retaining plant of the New York Betting & Packing Go.
 0. J. Trent passed Sunday at Butler, N. J.
 Mrs John Beardsley is passing few weeks at the Sound Beach hotel, Wood mont.
 J. B. Shaw advertises that he will be at the NeWtOwn station on Monday, July Is, with car of over 100 calves.
 Michael Halpin is the owner of reliable dealers, A. M. Briscoe S Son.
 Miss Ethel Peck of South Center is passing few days with her aunt, Mrs B. J. Hall.
 The horse of P. F. Grove became frightened at an automobile, Tuesday afternoon, and ran intO' the yard of Ex-Representative Patrick Campbell, breaking his harness, injuring his buggy to some extent, aud slightly disturbing his temper.
 Franklin and Irving Hubbell of Westport are spending a few weeks with their grandparents, MT and Mrs !. B. Goodsell:
 Mrs A. J. Wilson and children of Bridgeport are spending few days with MT and Mrs Hosea Northrop in Palestine.
 Charles Hinman and family have visited MT and Mrs Henry Kindle of
 The pusher engine has been taken from the Sandy Hook station. En- gineer BeardSley runs train between Hopewell Junction and New Haven. Engineer Nichols is on the Highland division between Hartford and Fish kill Landing.
 Edward Troy, Jr., came up from Woodmont, Tuesday night, but returns there on Saturday.
 are psssne aaa few eatves H
 Dr Kiernan is out with a new Con- cord carriage, bought of A. M. Brjscoe & Son.
 :. Married, at Brewster N. Y July 1; by .Rey Gosier of tagrange. o. to Mrs Stella olevia
 Misses Susie and Clara Beers and Clayton Beers are spending few days in Brooktield with MT and Mrs F. H. Fennell.
 ok lo of G., dy Hook and the Quick Rubs of New league ball in Ronald park, Wednes- the. Hot Sands. The battery for the Hot Sands was Talty and Lewis. The curves of Talty went all around the grand stand. John Carmody umpired the game, having first taken out life insurance policy. Ted Brown is the captain of the Hot Sands.
 Our advertising columns announce a popular excursion to Savin Rock for next Tuesday via the N. Y., N. H. & H. railroad, to which special attention is directed. Savin Rock is a veritable fairy land of enjoyment. It offers ev- that cannot be equaled; boating and bathing, and all other marine sports. This year there is the new "White City," which has added greatly to the popularity of the place. Remember that the number of tickets from each | station is strictly limited. See adver. | tiSement.
 Mrs Charles Oakley and son, Robert of New York, are guests at the Con gregational parsonage.
 Edward Curtis and family of Monro, were guests, Sunday, of Mrs H. B Coger.
 MT and Mrs w. F. Hayes have beer enjoying a trolley ride through Con necticut and Massachusetts, the pas week.
 Miss Evanna Briscoe of Derby i spending week at her home in Hunt ingtown.
 MT and Mrs B. N. Sipperley of West
 port are taking two weeks autOmC
 bile tr ip through Connecticut, Massa chusetts and New York state. M , Sipperley will visit his old home a
 Troy, N. Y., on the trip. Fly time is here. Keep them out C your house with screens. D. N. Clar
 of Shelton has them to fit any door o
 window in your house at small cost.
 A novel entertainment, "A Countr
 Fair" for the benefit of the Newtow Library Association, will take place a the Town hall on August 27 Nearl all the prominent citizens of the Stree will hava q na If in the onto rta inmen1