The Newtown bee., 1904-04-15

 marriage takes place next Wednesday at the Sacred Heart church, South bury.
 Mrs J. H. George was taken to St Luke's $ hospital in New York, Wednes- day. Owing to the collision on the Highland M divisi13' 9,' their train air tp was late to Brewsters, where they took a train on the Harlem road to the city.
 David c. Peck has sold the Jennings homestead to Mrs w. J. Alexander of Greater New York. MT and Mrs AL exander will occupy their summer home about May l.
 Miss Susan Falrchild of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs 2. H: Peck.
 Miss Rosa Quinn is visiting in Brook field for few days:
 Henry T. Campbell of Wallingford has visited his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Campbell, this week.
 Miss Nellie Cavanaugh is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 R. w. Osborne of Kentucky, class mate of Howell Wright at ale, passed Sunday with Rev and Mrs o. O. Wright.
 Miss Edith Quackenbush of Haver- straw, N. Y., returns home tonight for a brief vacation.
 Mrs James M. Blackman returned, Saturday sa passs!d night g after spending week Mrs Clark of East Hartford is visit- ing Mrs John Beardsley. Mrs John Beardsley is improving, after a serious time with inflammatory rheumatism.
 Farming utensils, whe elbarrows, paints and oils at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
 Frederick Chambers of Waterbury was in town. Wednesday.
 Mrs Henry s. Gibson and Mrs Ed ward T. Gibson of New York arrived at their Sandy Hook home, this week.
 L. c. Warehouse, representative of L. P. Bissell, passed Wednesday night at Taylor's hotel.
 Taylor, Curtis & Go. have great of- fering for housekeepers in oil cloths, linoleums, mattings, carpets, window shades, curtains, etc. This firm can supply anything in thls line. Herbert Parsons returned, this week, to his studies at Philips Academy, An dover, Mass.
 E. J. Hall and men are doing an ex- tensive job of plumbing in the resi- denceEof E. L: W: Hanfeld:
 Town Clerk Houlihan elsewhere gives notice that all owners of dogs before April 30, this year, May l being Sunday, or be prosecuted according to law.
 E. J. Hall and men are repairing the plumbing, putting in new bath tubs, etc., in the residence of A. F. Clarke.
 Selectman s. A. Blackman has had a telephone placed ih his residence. His call is 264-34.
 E. J. Hall has an elegant line o1 Royal Blue enamel steel ware, which sells at reasonable prices. Miss Hazel Wilcox of Bridgeport ii passing few days with her mother. Haven is passing few days with he father, x-Representative Patricl Campbell Miss Smith of the Elm Git, has also been guest at MT Campbell's
 Miss Martha Rutledge of New Yorl has been the guest of Miss Anna Troy
 Sixteen people were entertained a . dinner at Taylor's hotel, Monday.
 John o. Pitzschler carries off tn 7no caught fine string, Monday. 's MT Baldwin, the veteran whip agen fro n Westield, Mass, passed Tuesda night at Taylor's hotel.
 The marriage of Miss Mabel Chan
 berlain and pr George I. Holmes WI A occur on April "A at p. m., at tn ia Emery Methodist church, Jersey City s; N. J. Miss Chamberlain is the daugf es ter of MT and Mrs 1; c. Chamberlain
 Miss Mabel Morris returned to A -, - bany, N. Y., Tuesday, to resume he Ill n studies at the Albany Female Acat
 emy.
 - James BettS returned to New Haver ,W Wednesday,, to resume his studies { it, the Yale law school. n.;o MT and Mrs Phineas E. Peck re Woodbridge celebrated their golde Ct wedding, Saturday, April g. Abo' - 100 people were present, representa- cd Wood bridge, Seymour and New Have ,t' MT and Mrs MinOtt Augur were pre- = ent.
 gs' | A. M. Briscoe was in the Park Git
 Wednesday.
 - ---$~e-- es Miss Rose Sinclair of Monroe I
 sumed herwork at the Taunton schOt