The Newtown bee., 1906-10-26

Col Louis SCafr, WnO mas been an h. mate of the soldiers home m Noroton for the past few years, died in the home, last week Wednesday, and was daughter, Mrs Dora Starr, and several of his friends here went to Noroton to attend the funeral.
 Mrs B. s. Hill, who has been spend ing some time with her mother and sister, Mrs and Miss Sage, left We'd nesday for Brewsters, N. Y.
 Mrs Walter Hawley, accompanied by Mrs George Clark, left for Wash ington, D. O., Wednesday, taking in the excursion to that point and will in that beautiful city.
 Edward Kuhne of Boston, Mass, is spending a few days in town with friends.
 Miss Mary Robb attended the New York excursion, last Tuesday.
 Miss Kate Hurd is having new telephone installed in her house.
 Mrs Elijah Middlebrooks visited Bridgeport, Wednesday.
 Miss Jennie Disbrow, who has been spending week with her sister, Mrs s. A. Libby, of Milford, returned home, Tuesday evening.
 
 chased fine chestnut horse of Bridge port parties.
 Our new stock of 1906 canned goods Is arriving daily and these are fine goods. Fancy tomatoes, 10c per can; condensed milk, three cans for 25c Gold weather will soon be here. We have coal hods, shovels and sieves. Best kerosene oil, 1Oc per gallon.-TW N. Hurd, the Grocer.
 For the best grain and feed at the lowest prices, go to John $. Hurd's
 Mrs Mary Hubbell, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs Ed ward Lyons, returned to New Haven, last week Wednesday.
 William Downs, son of Levi Dow ns. spent few days with his father, last week, returning to Bridgeport, last week Thursday.
 Nestor E Wedge, with wife and daughter and little son, started for Texas, last week Tuesday, by boat. MT Wedge has been in poor health for the past few months and has gone to Texas in the hope of regaining his health.
 Miss Helen Murray of Long Island Is the guest of MT and Mrs w. 1. Dav. is for two weeks.
 Thomas Barnes and Miss Margaret Geary of Bridgeport were visiting with friends in town, last week Thurs
 Mrs Julia O'Hara of New Haven is spending week with her sister, M IFS Benjamin Flaherty.
 Peter Gabler visited in New York, over Sunday.
 Russell Spencer of Bridgeport was the guest of Miss Ada Jennings, Sat-
 Mrs Charles c. Downs and daugh- ter. Rena, visited in Bridgeport, Sat- urday.
 David s. Leavitt was the guest of MT and Mrs Percy L. Jennings, Sun
 Harry L. Jennings, Arthur Gabler, and M. Robb visited at their homes over Sunday.
 The teachers who did not go to the teachers convention, Friday, took Monday off and visited other schools in the vicinity.
 Miss Jennie Robertsof Port Chester, N. Y., who has been spending few days visiting with her aunt, Mrs Ella night.
 Miss Gladys Beardsley and her brother, children of Seymour Beards- ley of Kossuth street, Bridgeport. were the guests of their grandparents, MT and Mrs John L. Beardsley, Of Hunt ington.
 MT and Mrs Minor Rodgers of West Cornwall were the guests of the Will son family of Daniels farms over Sun day.
 David s. Leavitt visited Bridgeport, Monday.
 Charles Hall spent Monday in South Norwalk.
 MT and Mrs Charles P. Jennings drove to Bridgeport, Monday.
 Attorney John F. McDOnough of Naugatuck was the guest of his broth CT, M. J. McDoncugh, Monday.