The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-12-21
LONG HILL.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT. II
Miss Ethel e. Davis, teacher Of the
Chestnut Hill school, will have q
Christmas entertainment at the
schoolhouse, Friday afternoon of this
week, December 81. There will be
music and, speaking by the children
and q Christmas tree loaded with gifts
for the scholars. The parents and
friends of the school are invited to at
tend and enjoy the afternoon with the
scholars. -.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur q. Wood of
South Norwalk were guests, last week,
of Mr. and Mrs III. S. Wedge.
Miss Alice Gabler left, last Friday,
for New York, where she will spend
several weeks with friends.
Mrs 81. e. Levitt left, last week
Thursday, for Boston, where she will
spend the balance of the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Fred Kenard.
The two rooms at the Upper school
will join and have q Christmas tree
and Santa Claus for the scholars on
Friday afternoon, when the school
closes for the holiday vacation.
Just received car containing fancy
corn, middlings, provender, cotton
seed meal and other feed. Fresh lot
of international stock and poultry
food just recejved.-tJohn s. Hurd,
the feed man. .>
Arthur Willis has resigned bis po-
sition with Edward Lyon and is now
assisting at the Cheap Cash Grocery
store. :
Mr. and Mrs Garfield Father are en-
PERTAINING friends from Bridgeport,
this week. -
We are still selling as we have been
all the fall and winter, three pounds
of large prunes, 25c; 3 pounds Favor.
lite milk crackers, Csc; box Of 700 mat.
ches, 4c; box of 1000 matches, SC; 6 pa.
pers tobacco, Csc. all kinds; cans Lone
Star condensed milk, &c, full weight.
For Christmas we have best ribbon
candy, l0c per pound; good mixed can
dy, 106 per pound; pop corn balls, can
dy canes, Christmas candles, mixed
nuts, English walnuts, Florida oran-
ges, celery, cranberries and all the fix
ings for the Christmas dinner.-[W
N. Hurd, the grocer.
Mr. and Mrs Eslie Dunning of
Bridgeport have been spending few
days here the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Granville G.. Dunning.
The Kennedy place near the depob
has been sold to New York parties,
who will occupy it for summer resi-
dence.
On Saturday, December %, shall
hold a special sale at my store. Three
pounds best milk crackers, 25c; 3
pounds large prunes, Csc; cans AL.
pine or Karo syrup, Csc; packages
Grandma's pancake -four, Csc; pack
ages None Such mince meat, Csc; 8
bottles None Such catsup, Csc; 7 bars
ozone soap, 25c; bars naphtha soap,
25c; large box matches, &c, or 40c pei
package. For the Christmas trade
have ribbon and broken candy, peanut
crisp and lots of other candy, pop corr
balls, mixed nuts, English walnuts
Florida oranges and cranberries. The
Cheap Cash Grocery, Mrs Robert
Staines, Proprietress.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Abbott of Dan
bury were guests over Sunday of Mr.
@. B. Weed.
Mrs G. B. Weed entertained very
enjoyable whist party at her home
last Monday evening. There were
about 40 present. Miss Carrie Walker
II took the ladies' first prize, Burr Beach
of Trumbull the gentlemen's first
prize and Mr,and Mrs Emil Berger the
consolation. Refreshments were
served.
G. b. Weed purchased, last week, q
Howard Andrews of Brooktield fine
pair of team horses.