The Newtown bee., 1906-08-24


 the children. I will come up prepared for at least 100 children and hope to see the church filled with them. Will you aid me in spreading the news around as only your paper can do! Just boom the Sunday school for that day and I will appreciate it and know that the good people who have the interests of that old Place of Wor- ship at heart will do so also. l want to thank you for this favor in advance and apologize for trespassing on your valuable time and space so much Sincerely yours,|[Henry c. Johnson, Sandy Hook, Ct.
 Miss Anna Scudder of New York is the guest of the Misses George.
 Miss Lillian Lamereaux of Middle town is the guest of the Misses Scud- der.
 Mrs Wheeler Beers of Bridgeport is a guest of Mrs D. 0. Peck. l Mrs Abram Bassett of New Haven is spending few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs w. E. Gilbert, in Hunting town.
 Window shades, linoleums, straw mattings and carpets can be found in variety and reasonable in price at Fay Tor, Curtis & Co.'s. Trunks and bags for the vacation. For fancy groceries and the finest blends of teas and cOffees, Taylor, Cur tis & Co. ask you to call. Royal Worcester corsets in all the leading sty yles at Taylor, Curtis & Go. s. Arthur Cornell and sister, Miss Ad ice Cornell, of Easton, were entertaine to dinner, Sunday, by MT and Mrs George W. Stuart. Raymond Tomlin of New Britain is Tomlin.
 Mrs D. G. Beers returns on Friday after few weeks passed at the White Mountains and at Pittsfield, Mass. Harold Botsford has been 8 guest, this week, of Carlton $. Smith at Fair field Beach.
 Mrs John H. Frank is spending a few days with friends in New Britain and Hartford.
 James M. Creagh and family of Bethel spent Sunday at the home of John J. Keating. Miss Catherine Creagh of Bethel has returned to her home, after spending a part of her vacation with her cousins, John J. Keating and Mrs J. P. COrbett, of Queen street. Miss Loretta Hayes, daughter of MT and Mrs w. F. Hayes, is ill with mild form of typhoid fever.
 Rev Otis w. Barker will lead the Taunton prayer meeting, next Tuesday night.
 Miss Mary Evarts of New Haven, and nephew, William P. Baldwin, who been guests of MT and Mrs M. A. Todd. DrC. B. Blackman of New Milford and MT and Mrs Frank A. Blackman of Bridgeport spent Sunday with their parents, Selectman and Mrs Samuel A. Blackman, of Hawleyville. MT and Mrs Cole and family of New Rochelle, N. Y., who are spending the summer at their camp, Rest-a- While, in South Britain, were guests, one day last week, of MT and Mrs J. H. Atkins | in ZOar.
 There was pleasant social gather tug at MT and Mrs J. Fl. Atkins home, 1 Friday evening. The music, singing and recitatiOns were enjoyed by all present.
 Manager Beers of the local tele- 1 phone exchange has had phones placed in the residences of Mrs Bertha Ferris, Norman B. Glover, George w. North rop and Walter Ruffells.
 D. c. Peck returns on Saturday from visit of 10 days at Vergennes, Vt.
 Burr & Knapp, of 991 Main street, Bridgeport, are offering $25, 900 of the Duluth Edison Electric Co. of Duluth, Minnesota, six per cent preferred stock. :The present earnings are suffi- cient to pay interest on bonds at six per cent on the preferred stock and nine per cent of the common stock and they consider them very desirable. Write or call on them about the mat ter.
 | SPECIAL SALE.
 Ladies' light color wrappers, 79c, at | French'S, Fountain Place, Bethel.
 R. D. Smith and family go to Fair field Beach, Saturday, for week s sojOurn.
 LADIES' OXFORDs.
 Ladies' oxfords, s125 pair, at F. E. French's, Fountain Place, Bethel.
 AT -BETTS'.
 Stuart's dyspepsia tablets.
 RaZorine, 15c to sharpen razors.
 Stearns' headache cure, 25c.
 Foley's salve, 25c.
 Farm Pr0d1 1 BOUGHT and S% If you wish to set the best market price shape. Send to c. W. Coggswsll. Also
 c. w. COGGSWI