The Newtown bee., 1905-06-02
sTEPNEY.
JERUSALEM, CONN.


 The people who gather each Sunday afternoon at Mrs Mary T. Luckner's at the little stone house on Pepper street were greatly pleased and blessed by the address given by Rev Herman Warszawaik, Christian Jew, in other words converted rabbi, of New York. He spoke from Psalms 37: 5, Commit thy way unto the Lord" Then Evan gelist s. A. Whittier of Bridgeport followed in some touching remarks. It was very touching and interesting. Mrs Mary T. Luckner also sang and spoke and gave invitation for all who of HottertoWa M eTs respondsd ne @ Da and dien Te. nounced all and took God for Healer through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Mrs Nettie Miller was also present but we did not hear from her on account of time being so limited. Mrs Miller will be present in the fol- lowing meetings. Mrs Miller is a CO., worker with Mrs Luckner in Faith church at Jerusalem. They are prepar- ing for big camp meeting this sum- mer. On account of the increase in number they are obliged to hold future meetings under the trees.I[Secretary.
 NEW BAPTIST PASTOR ARRIVES.
 Rev Robert Duncan of Savonia, N. Y., the new pastor at the Baptist church, moved his goods, Wednesday, from Stepney Depot to the parsonage. Q. F. Nichols, Jerome Nichols and Burr Hawley assisted him with their teams.
 Mrs B. H. Hitchcock of Buffalo, N. r., spent last week with Mrs H. w. JoXeHi %X;,;t. n, pxo+,,uon o, no.o Heights has been spending a few days with his niece, Mrs H. W. Joyce.
 MT and Mrs w. Carpenter of New Haven were entertained over Sunday with MT and Mrs H. w. Joyce at Ma pledale farm.
 0. L. Smalley is soon to have tele- phone placed in his house.
 Remember we are headquarters for the best grade of canned fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices. Try sample can and you will buy more French at the Depot.
 Stop at Q. L. Smalley' shop and look over the Deering moving machines and hay rakes. None better on the market. He can supply you at short notice.
 J. Gilmore of New York City was a guest, Sunday, of Charles H. Hawley.
 Mrs Oley, while driving one day, last week, met an automobile. Her horse became frightened and threw her out, quite badly injuring her.
 Oscar B. Plumb and family of Nich- ols were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Stephen Hayes.
 Mrs Horace Lyons, Miss Mildred Nichols and George Sturges of Strat- field, Miss Elsie Nichols and Homer Landis of New Milford and Miss Hat tie French all spent Memorial day with MT and Mrs Jerome Nichols.
 Levi Bevans and family enioyed a trip to Southport beach, where they got fine mess of clans, last Tuesday.
 Miss Emma Gein of Brooklyn is a guest of Mrs Stephen French.
 Rev Robert Duncan, the new pastor at the Baptist church, will preach next Sunday morning and evening.
 MT and Mrs H. w. Seeley of Pepper street attended the Memorial day serv- ices at the Congregational church in Newtown, last Sunday.
 Misses Carrie and Bertha Penny re- turned to their home on Pepper street, last Wednesday, after spending a few days in Danbury with MT and Mrs H.
 MT and Mrs John Booth of New York have been the guests of Miss So- phia Booth.
 The Methodist parsonage has been reshingled and fitted up for the new pastor.
 Mrs Mary Turney has visited in Danbury.
 The graves of "A of the soldiers who rest in this cemetery were decorated by the country s flag by Comrade Glov- CT Blackman.
 MT Golf of Bridgeport has been the guest of Edward Corning.
 Miss Hattie French is in Bridgeport, the guest of Mrs Flora Lyon.