The Newtown bee., 1905-03-03

able entertainment at the Long Hill hall, last Tuesday evening, which in- cluded moving pictures, SelectlonS on The graphophOne and illustrated songs. A good number attended the enter tainment.
 Station Agent M. J. McDonough has had a 2Oth Century telegraph sounding | key placed in his office at the depot;
 Mrs l.. B. Goodnow is, visiting friends out of town for few days, A party of 50 friends and ne1gh6ors of MT aud Mrs T. Laufer gathered at their home, February 27,. and gave them a genuine surprise, lt pelng Iuel5 3Oth wedding anniversary. Whist ana games and music, kind y furnished by M. Wakeley on his graphophone, was enjoyed by all. Then came the pre- sentinp to MT and Mrs Laufer of handsome Morris chair. The presen- tation speech was made by A. Dillison in very appropriate manner and was followed by the reading of a poem by Miss Ferry. After this an elaborate lunch was served. The merry party broke up about midnight voting thelr and wishing they might live to ceie- brate their golden wedding, The prize winners of whist were: First la dies, Mrs M. Wakeley, china mustard cup: first gentlemen's, 0. Randall, oxi- dized silver ink we'll. The booby prizes were captured by w. Randall | and Miss Maurer.
 George Peet has gone to New Ha- ven, where he has.accepted position in the meat market of Charles C.
 Hoyt. .,,,+o ..,,o,,s
 ly i'll at her home in TaShua with the nlaurO.nnenmOnia. Dr Hill Is attend
 ing her.
 Services will be held in the Metho-
 dist church next Sunday as usual. In
 the morning the pastor will give an
 exposition of the third chapter o1
 Ephesians. In the evening his subject . will be the Philippine jailor. There
 will be the weekly prayer meeting and . choir rehearsal Thursday evening as
 usual.
 Mrs G. F. Hadley is quite critically
 ill at the home of MT and Mrs G. E
 Charles Feet and Miss Sadie Bell
 Craft spent Sunday in Easton, the ', guests of MT and Mrs F. N. Garfield
 George w. Bevoir, the Bridgeport s barber, whose shop is at 483 Shelton e street, near East Main street, Bridge j. port, finds his business increasing anc U has had a telephone OF. placed elsta,als in hi,
 
 g His number is 1344-5. Any of hi 'l friends in this locality can call him u] e and make appointments for doing worl V with him.
 y Herbert Clark has fine flock of 4 le White Wyandotte fowls of the Dustil T. strain from which he got, last week g 136 eggs. He has some very fine bird er and is offering eggs for matching 10
 sale. Notice his advertisement.
 al no1l vhn mt 4 A' seriously ill last week. is now slowl! ;e improving. Dr Hill is attending her O. Mrs J. M. Haugh of New Brighton It N. Y., and Mrs G. s. Thompson 0 D. Glenbrook spent few days, last week ,h with their mother, Mrs Nathanie of Hall.
 in George Fulford was a guest, Sunday
 of his father, John FulfOrd.
 G. F. Hadley of Bridgeport was il
 this place, one day this week. nl Fancy New Orleans molasses in on 10 the time to feed your COWS Row Kur le if you want to keep them healthy an 10 increase their flow of milk. For sal
 at w. N. Hurd's store.
 The Bundle whist at Mrs w. N D. Hurd's, last Saturday afternoon, wa Id largely attended and thoroughly en
 joyed by all present.
 (U MT ana MTS Leo OdUleT WclCOHcU I'd son at their home, Monday, Februar
 27. O. Miss Rena Downs is having troubl IT. with her eyes and is being treated b er Dr Miles of Bridgeport. en The masquerade ball held at Hat ne ley's hall, last Monday evening, by M
 and s. ladies of R. c. TOucey's ShOE lt was largely attended and all presen st had a very enjoyable time. Perry Ar orchestra furnished the music. Ligh w. refreshments were served. nt w. N. Hurd, the grocer, will hold ne special sale of chocolate and cocoa a ts his store, Saturday, March 4, onl. Ill when he will sell Bakers chocolOt' fly pound cakes 15c; pound cakes 28 d. Bakers cocoa, pound boxes 20, le- Rockwood's cocoa, pound boxes 17'
 none better on the market; sweet cho nt olate, ! pound cakes for Sc.