The Newtown bee., 1904-12-23

 cent dividend on the stock on the first years business, handsome showing l indeed. John w. Hoyt called on friends, last | Sunday. He is now employed as sales man with John Mullins S Son, who have large furniture stores in Jersey City, q Y Newark N' J'' and Brooklyn
 The doll certificates sent out to many readers of THE BEE by enter prising F. E. Soule are coming in thick and fast. Those having them should bring them in at once. MT SOule has high opinion of THE BEE as an ad- vertising medium, for many people have brought in the announcement cut out of THE BEE in place of cer tificate. THE BEE reaches the people. Mabel, the three-months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Franklin s. Hoyt, and granddaughter of Rev J. P. Hoyt Heber KniblOe of this town, died on December IA. The funeral occurred on Friday, Rev J. F. Plumb and Rev | F. A. Johnson officiating. 1 J. P. Treadwel of Norwalk passed Monday with friends in town. 1 Mrs Heber KniblOe was taken with an apoplectic shock, and lies in crit ical condition. She is a sister of Noble Bennitt.
 Miss Minnie Lake is clerking at the store of F. G. Bennett & Son for the holidays.
 Dolls galore at F. E. Soule's. | F. B. SOule was confined to his house from Thursday to Monday with grip cold.
 l Mrs Wilbur, Miss Pearl Beeman, M iss Calhoun and Rev MT Davies were in town, Monday, purchasing gifts for the Sunday school of the Methodist church of Woodville.
 Frank EvittS, the genial dealer in harness goods, was confined to his rooms at the Park View house, early in the week, by illness.
 1ngleSide school closed for the hOli- day vacation of three weeks on We'd nesday morning.
 Mrs Nellie Green of Bantam has been passing week with MT and Mrs N. 1. Root.
 Clement Noble, student at the Mechanics Arts High school in Bos- ton, Mass, is passing the Christmas vacation with his father, w. N. Noble.
 H. L. Randall and Howard Kilborn attended session of Pyramid Temple of the Mystic Shrine in Bridgeport, Friday night.
 On Wednesday night the horses of G. M. Breinig got away from David Breinig, throwing him out at the sta tiOn. The horses ran to MT Breinig's barn and stopped.
 Artist H. D. Hine, the photographer has been rushed with photograph work for the holidays. No better present can be imagined than dozen photo graphs such as MT Hine makes. They make very acceptable gifts to intimate , friends.
 James Dunlap has gone to Falls Will lage, where he has taken a position ir f the hotel there.
 Miss Ruth T. Booth, Miss Martha Treadwell and Noble Booth passed Tuesday in Bridgeport. s The new house at the Town farm will be ready for occupancy by January l. A hot air furnace is being put in by A. H. McMahon. Mrs M. w. Hill was in Danbury, las T Friday.
 f MT and Mrs Clayson Perry enter tained party pleasantly, Thursday night, at whist.
 The Randall Co. as usual are sending I out to their patrons some very hand [ some calendars.
 e c. E. RiddifOrd is remembering hi | patrons with some very pretty calen e dars, having three different designs. | UIOCCl V. l. ACdCA uoo OCCA CoAC1 b ing from a sprained knee, caused b. }, falling from chair in his store. D Grocer c. I. Leach will have a biI e assor tment of Christmas candy ant !; fancy nuts, two pounds for quarter > Representative Elect John Chappiu l. of Warren was in town, Monday. s Miss Ellen Yale Stevens of Brooklyn s N. Y, and nephew, Yale Stevens t whose parents are in the Philippines e will spend the holidays with thei e aunt, Mrs Henry Ives.
 D. B. Soule, who seems to be mas . ter hand in securing subscriptions fo
 public enterprises, has just returne.
 from Pittsield, Mass, where with O
 Pressprick, of the Eastern lndustria
 Co.,, they secured subscriptions fo
 SIP, 300 for a new canning factory to b
 located in the city. On MT Soule'
 paper for subscriptions for stock wer'
 such names as Mayor SisSeon, Mayor
 Elect Bagg and Ex-Congressman CroS
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