The Newtown bee., 1904-07-01
ST ROSES PICNIC
ON THE FOURTH.

ON THE FOURTH.
 St Rose $ church will hold their an- nual picnic, Monday, July 4, afternoon and evening, on the grounds about St Mary's hall in Sandy Hook. Refresh ments will be for sale on the grounds and dancing will be enjoyed in the hall. A good time is anticipated. Go and take your friends.
 John F. Keane of Bridgeport has leased the house of F. J. NaramOre on Mt Pleasant for three years, and takes possession, this week.
 Charles Manville of South Britain, aged 43 years, died on Sunday night. The funeral was held on Tuesday aft ernoon, Rev MT Williams officiating. The burial was in Pierce Hollow. A wife survives him.
 The house of S. P. Glover at Sandy Hook was entered by burglars, Friday night. The servant found things on the first floor scattered about, in the taken. G. F. Taylor was up between 12. 30 and 1 a. m, but heard nothing unusual.
 Mrs George w. Oesau of Bridgeport is spending a few weeks with Mrs Mar tin Lynch on Botsford hill.
 Miss Hammond and Miss Sophia Hammond of Brooklyn, N. Y., are guests of their sister, Mrs 0. H. Nor throp.
 A wire gang of the Southern New England Telephone Go. are in town, stopping at Taylor's hotel.
 The leading Hermitage, Puritan and 1775 blends of coffee have the call at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. Always to be depended on.
 Hammocks from soc up at Taylor, Curtis So Co., $. Also sash and lace curtains. Ladies' duck skirts. For the hOusekeeper straw mattings, oil cloth and linoleum.
 The four men employed by s. B. Church & Co., who has the contract for the big tower and tank at the re- claiming plant at Sandy Hook, finished their work, Monday, and went on to Saugatuck, where MT Church has a contract.
 MT and Mrs Adams of Seymour en-
  Sunday, dining at Taylor's hotel.
 H. H. Holman and MT Cummings of New York passed Sunday at Taylor $ hotel.
 Mrs Edward Taylor leads the season with dahlias, already having some handsome varieties in blossom.
 George Dagan, field superintende ent, and MT Purdy, connected in an official way with Borden's Condensed Milk Co.,, were in town, Monday and Tues day, stopping at Taylor's hotel.
 MT and Mrs Ernest Hawley are the parents of twin daughters, born Sun day morning.
 Mrs E. J. Hall returned, yesterday from visit in Danbury. E. J. Hall passed Sunday there. Ray Ferry of Bethel has taken a po- SitiOn in the store of BettS & BettS, during the illness of Druggist R. G Betts.
 William Diamondstein, in the Post office block, solicits your work in the shoe repairing line and guarantees to give satisfaction.
 l.. P. Boyson of Southbury is assist ting his father, this week, in harvest ing l. B. Harris hay. 1 E. l.. Sherman of New Preston was caller at HE BEE office, Monday.
 Miss Edna M. Seymour has returned to her home in South Norwalk, after g short visit with her aunt, Mrs H. P Boyson, of Palestine.
 John Nolan is at the home of his mother, Mrs Nolan, on the Boulevard from school duties at St BonavenJure'. college, Allegany, N: Y.
 Mrs M. w. Williams of Southport will be a guest over the Fourth of the Misses Dora and Edelena Boyson.
 Just received, complete line of la dies, misses and children's tan shoes Oxford ties. All the latest up-to-dat, goods and prices at rock bottom,at thu Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
 We have some bargains in men and ladies patent leather Oxford tie and shoes. Also nice line of ladies and misses tennis goods, white Ol black. Prices very reasonable.-[S Hook Shoe Store, Sandy Hook, Ct.
 John Corey and Thomas Lillis hav taken positions in the retaining plan of the New York Betting & Packin, Go.
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