The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-04-21
guest of Adelbert Smith.

guest of Adelbert Smith.
N. J. Hubbard of New York spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
here.
M. j. Nc Donough has purchased the
old mill of the Railroad Co., which
stood opposite the residence of n. j.
Hibbard. He will tear the building
down.
Mrs Sarah French, who has been in
Waterbury caring for the sick, has re-
turned home.
George B. French has accepted po-
sition with the Bridgeport Hydraulic
Co., as timekeeper at the Hunting
ton reservoir, which is now being
built.
Mrs Joseph A. Derry died at her
home, 23 Division street, Waterbury,
on Wednesday, April II. Her death
was sad blow to her family. Besides
d husband aud three children, she
leaves three sisters and two brothers
who deeply mourn the loss of a gentle,
loving sister, and who was loved by all
who knew her. She was always ready
to give a helping hand. Mrs Derry
was former resident of Monroe. Her
maiden name was Mary E. Gorham,
daughter of Patrick and the late Mary
German. Her funeral was largely at
tended from st Thomas r. G. church,
Friday, April a. at 9 a. NJ, with High
mass of requiem. The floral offerings
were choice and beautiful. Inter
ment was in Calvary cemetery.
Now is the time to plant your gar
dens. Remember we can furnish you
with all kinds Of fresh garden seeds;
also all kinds of garden tools.-[W. N.
Hurd, the Grocer.
Mr. and Mrs John Snider entertained
friends from Bridgeport, Sunday.
e. G. Mead is soon to move into the
Orville Mallette place in Tashua.
Miss Susie Dayton was the guest OF
Mrs Charles W. Dayton in Sandy Hook,
Monday.
Mrs Herbert Clark and Mrs Patchen
were the guests of Mrs E. H. Hawley,
Great Plain, Danburv, one day last
week.
Charles Sweeney & Son are pushing
work on John Morrissey's new cottage
in Tashua Woods.
Early June peas, 10c per can; string
fish have some nice bloater herring al
2e each while they last. New dates in
l pound packages, &c. Mixed nuts, l:
cents per pound, two pounds for Csc
Large jumbo peanuts, SC per quart
three quarts for 25c.-[W. N. Hurd.
Mr. and Mrs G. G. Downes spent Sun
day in NewtOwn, the guest of Mr. an(
Mrs H. e. Gilbert.
DIR David Hawley is taking his NEAL
| with Mrs Mary A. Peet while hi
mother, Mrs Walter Hawley, is visit
| ing friends on Long Island.
Mrs Thomas Nc Quinn had JUS
Matched from her incubator 100 chick
from 13s eggs.
Bridgeport spent Sunday with theil
grandmother, Mrs Mary A. Peet.
A serious accident occurred on Lont
near Mrs Brothwell's place. Fret
Pratt, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry A
Pratt of Bridgeport, was thrown from
his bicycle, the front fork to his hi
cycle breaking, and landed on his head
injuring him so badly that he was I'm
conscious. S. S. Hunter found the
young man and did what he could To-
him. w. H. Latin soon came along
and Mr. Pratt was put in his carriage
and taken to the Bridgeport hospital
where he still lies unconscious. 1t i!
feared the fall may prove fatal.
Charles S. Mallett of Tashua hal
greatly improved bis house by having
1t newly sided and shingled and ha!
had large new windows placed IN the
house. A. Klein did the work.
John Patterson of Tashua has beer
i'll, this week, with severe cold.
Leroy Sherman has sold his horse
carriage and harness to Charles Hall
Mrs A. A. Angevine, who has beer
spending the winter in Bridgeport
with Mrs Sylvester Wheeler, opened
her house here, Monday.
Mrs Edward Lyon is taking musi
lessons of Robert Stains.
| DR. @. N. Gallup's telephone numbe
has been changed from 1462-12 to 1854
IL.
G. G.. Downes is improving his hous
by newly painting it.
@. E. Whaples of Bridgeport, VIII
has been living in James Wilson,
place, has moved into Charles Jack
sons tenement house. Mr. Whaple
is prac tical painter and decorator.