The Newtown bee., 1906-10-19
WATERTOWN.
DR E. K. LOvELAND STARTLED

Dr B. K. Loveland was startled con- siderably, Saturday morning, when he arose tC find large quantities of smoke filling his apartments, and quickly turned in fire alarm which gave a sudden move on the fire laddies, but before the apparatus was gotten out of the engine house a recall was sounded, as the doctor had found upon Investigating that the cause was only "tt" of the furnace in the cellar, which had but little flame even inside the thing.
 RECTOR CUNNINGHAM TALKS RIGHT
 OUT.
 Rector Cunningham of Christ church recently reiterated his denun citation of the ''comics" in the Sunday papers to reporter of the Republican, and is quoted as saying "I don't blame the neNepapers for publishing the comic supplements, but I do deplore the manner in which the public taste is being cultivated by the study of the comics. The papers are only catering to the public. It demands the 'funnys" and as long as they are in demand they will be published. WILL THEY MAKE FEM HAPPY?
 Judge Scott of Danbury, L. R. Car ter of Waterbury and Henry T. Day. ton of Watertown, who were appoint ed by the court to estimate and con- clude upon the amount of damages to the property of MT Beardslee by the building of the trolley at Oakville, at- tended to the duties of their appoint ment .on Monday last, but their de- cision has not yet been made public.
 H. D. Taft of this town was chair. man of the senatorial convention at New Milford, last week.
 Miss Isabelle Purple of Gill, Mass, was guest of friends in town, last week.
 Many persons from this town at- tended the centennial celebration at Christ church in Bethlehem on Mon- day and Tuesday.
 Another food sale was given, Friday, at the Methodist church parlors.
 E. Marvin has returned to town and entered the employ of E. Norton.
 Dr Jackson has just had fresh coat of paint applied to his lawn fence.
 H. D. Taft, W. J. Munson, Paul Klimpke and c. B. Mattoon went to New Milford, Thursday of last week, as delegates to the thirty-third dis trict senatorial convention, which nominated Andrew Barnes for sena- tor.
 F. L. Norway was in attendance at the Superior court in Litchfeld, re- gently.
 Mrs Zenas Candee and son of Water bury were in town, last week, visiting relatives.
 Miss Catherine Nc Gowan and P. Sarstield Cunniff, the latter of this town, were married, Wednesday, at noon at Holy Trinity church, George town, D. C., by Rev Father Ryan. Only the immediate family relatives were present. After their wedding trip MT and Mrs Cunniff will come to reside in Watertown.
 Mrs Hall of Waterbury is visiting at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Leroy Upson, in the village.
 MT and Mrs Bert Titus of Water bury spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Titus father, William Jones.
 Prof and Mrs John l.. Brown and Miss Somers of Waterbury were the guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs B. c. Marggraff.
 Albert w. Skilton will open a sing ing school in New Preston, next Fri day evening. MT Skilton is we'll known in Washington as a teacher. At St Johns, Sunday, a priest from La Sallet college preached sermon in French and also in English. There are goodly number of French people in the parish who appreciated the op- portunity to listen to a discourse in their native tongue.