The Newtown bee., 1904-09-30

The annual Harvest Home festival, with the united choirs of Trinity church and St Johns, will be held in Trinity church on Sunday evening, October ?, at 7.3O o'clock. The sermon will be preached by Rev 0. 0. Wright, rector of St Johns church. The offer ing will be for the fund for the aged and intirm clergy.
 On Thursday Rev MT George admin istered the Holy Communion to the sick in private.
 The Newtown consolidated baseball team of BOtSford and the Belvideres of Bridgeport will play game Satur- day, October l, on the ball grounds near Stepney Depot. A good and ex- citing game may be looked for
 Benjamin Corning and family of the Glen spent Sunday at Botsford, the guests of MT and Mrs George o. Banks.
 MT and Mrs H. H. Dickinson and son, Rogers, of Hartford, spent Wednesday and Thursday in town, the guests of MT Dickinson's sister, Mrs H. M. Smith.
 Rev 0. w. Barker was in New York this week.
 Edgar Beers of Bedding, Mrs Peter H. Fennell of Brookheld and Miss Georgia Ferry of Trumbull have been recent guests of c: B: Beers.
 John F. Finnell and John F. Halpine of Bridgeport drove to Sandy Hook, Wednesday night, and attended the dance at St Mary's Hall. Mo rnt tpr If ri I nrt was the guest of Miss Kathryn Newtown Fair
 Mrs R. T. Patterson of Mile Hill is quite ill with BrigAt's disease. Dr Blodgett of Bridgepoat was in town, Wednesday, to see her. We still have a complete line of misses and boys school shoes, the kind that wear, at rock bottom prices. [Sandy Hook Shoe Store. w. B. Glover, who has run milk route through the Street, makes his last trip today. Saturday, October 1, he begins to deliver his milk to the Borden s Condensed Milk Co. His many patrons are sorry to have him give up his route.
 Dr B. B. Plumley, the great senior Sagamore of the Independent Order of Red Men, was in town looking over the field and doing some preliminary work to see what the outlook would be toward starting tribe in this vicin- ity. The order has had a great year and has made an increase of over SOC during the last 12 months. It is a benefit order and in social features is ahead of all orders. J. B. O'Brien will take names of those who would like tC join.
 R. c. Mitchell has sold a gasolene engine to 70. B. Pepper and George
 Durgy of sherman:
 The loss by fire from lamp explosion in two rooms of Samuel Bluman': home was satisfactorily adjusted. this week, through T. J. Corbett's fire in Surance agency.
 Marston Barnette, who has beer operatOr--at HObart'S, has returned tt his medical studies in Jefferson college Philadelphia.
 Mayor Mulvihill and friends o Bridgeport called at the BEE office ol
 Thursday.
 Meigs X Co. of Bridgeport announc a most liberal offer which is of intereS ,, to boys and boys parents. They have ' ' made arrangements with the publish ,, CTS of the American Boy. the grea : magazine for boys, by which they ar ena bled to present every hoy purchaS ing goods in their clothing departmen n to the amount of five dollars copy C e n the magazine for a whole year absc
 lutely free of cost. The high standin n of this popular magazine makes thi > offer of particular interest. It is 7 bright, clean paper, all boy and all fc