The Newtown bee., 1905-03-03

Mrs Clark of East Hartford is visit ing her daughter, Mrs Leslie B. Nich- ols.
 Miss Annie Troy and Miss Margaret Blake passed three days, last week, with MT and Mrs Edward Lyons of 
 Mrs Kilbride of Newark, N. J., is visiting Mrs John Kilbride in the Glen.
 Marshall Warner moved his family to Bridgewater, Monday.
 Fred Reiner and assistants are re- moving barn belonging to the Rub- Der Co.,, to his homestead at Botsford.
 Master Raymond s. Dibble of Haw- [eyville is a victim of the measles.
 Martha, the 1O-year-old child of MT and Mrs James Armstrong, is i'll with pr Kiernan has her case in charge.
 Mrs Jewell, who has passed the win ter with her son. Prof Ross Jewell, left )n Thursday for her home in Central New York, intending to stop on her way at Albany, U tica and other places.
 St Eose's drum corps will give dance un March 6 at St Mary's hall. Francis kllbride, John Carmody, Mi chael Keane and Charles Peterson are the committee in charge.
 Miss Ethel Grace Parsons returned on Monday after visit in New Haven.
 One of our local cergymen was ask ed, the other day, by citizen, if he "believes in personal devil ?" After looking at the inquirer a moment he replied, "Livest thou in Newtown, and knowest not these things?''
 David c. lKain of Sandy Hook has taken position on farm near New Haven.
 Mrs Minott Augur is visiting her mother and sisters in Woodbridge.
 MT Matthews, father of Mrs Patrick Cannon, has been indiSprSed and con- fined to his bed. Dr kiernan attends him.
 Sister Gabriel at the convent is ill with bronchitis, attended by Dr Kier- nan.
 Miss Anna Troy is ill with tonsilitis. She is attended by pr Kiernan.
 Miss Lizzie Mulligan is i'll with pneu- monia. Dr Kierpan attends her.
 Joseph Keane, employed in P. F. Groves button factory had the fingers on one hand caught in pressing ma chine, Tuesday. Dr Kiernan dressed his wounds.
 Mrs R. l.. Warner is i'll with the grip and under Dr Kiernan's care.
 Mrs B. L. Johnson is prostrated with an attack of the grip. Dr Kiernan at tends her.
 D. N. Clark, the hardware man in Shelton, is offering some special bar gains in decorated china ware. Call and see him when in Shelton.
 We still have good supply of those boys and misses school rubberS made with reinforced heel and toe. "The can t stub lem out kind" that we are selling at rock bottom prices. If you are looking for bargains in rubber foot wear of any description it will pay you to call at Corbett's Sandy Hook Shoe store.
 Dr Gale wins the tower clock in the guessing contest at the Broadway store.
 Mrs H. S. Barlow is visiting ir Bridgeport.
 Miss Angeline Wakeman passed Sun day in Westport.
 Mrs Walter Ruffles has been ill al her home in Palestine.
 Mrs John l.. Hughes of Taunton Ii seriously ill with pneumonia. He daughter, Mrs Frank Morgan o Bridgeport is with her.
 Mrs Mary Cartwright is now carin' for Mrs Emily NOrthrOp in Palestine Miss B. Beers, who has been with MT No1throp for year, has returned |
 th- home of her brother, Charles K
 Be-js.
 Mrs X. D. Nettleton, who cares fO
 Mrs 5. II smith, has been ill for tn
 past week ind under pr Schuyler
 care.
 Wilbur Lyons, who has been worl ing for F. w. P.ttt in HopeWell, ha gone to Stepney, where he has accept ed a position with R. H. Sherman.
 MT and Mrs Theron E. Platt gave
 dinner party, last week Thursday, to number of their friends at their hon in HOpewell. The occasion was or long to be remembered. v Mrs T. J. Corbett of Queen stree 2 who has been suffering with Sciat