The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-10
LONG HILL.
NEWS OF NOTE.

There was quite lively runaway in
this place, last Monday, q large gray |
horse attached to the wagon Of the
Uneeda Biscuit Co., when near Robert
Staines' place, became frightened at
the harness breaking and ran north.
When near Benjamin Turney's he
collided with lamp post, freeing
himself from the wagon and ran as
far as w. N. Hurd's store, where Lee
o. Gabler captured the horse. The
driver jumped just before the wagon
hit the lamp post and fortunately was
not injured. The wagon was quite
badly damaged and the biscuits were
scattered along the road. The driver
borrowed another wagon and finished
bis trip to Stepney.
w. N. Hurd continues to lead in
low prices and reliable goods. Volun-
teer -four, Csc bag; Eckert & Swans
best, Csc; 81 pounds graduated sugar,
81. II your teas and coffees don't
suit, give us call. Satisfaction guar
anteed both as to quality and price,
W. N. Hurd.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Lockwood and
two sons of Bridgeport were guests,
Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs Charles Green
When you buy your grain and feed
at John S. Hurd's feed store, you al
ways get the best at the lowest prices
Rev Mr. Patchin of Bridgeport will
preach at the Methodist church, next
Sunday morning, at 10 30 and in the
evening at 6.45. Sunday school at
noon.
Eddie Downs, Frank Smith, Ray
Jennings and Charles Robb are camp
ing for a week in the Park woods.
Miss Marjorie A. Hall, who has been
passing several days at Redding Ridge,
returned home, Monday night.
Owen Tighe of New York state has
moved into the house of Mrs L. B.
Goodenough.
Mr. and Mrs William Hebbard of
Bridgeport were guests, Tuesday, of
Mr. Hebbard's brother, N. ]. Hebbard.
Mrs George Mahoney and children
and Miss Elsie Pelton are the guests
of Mrs D. Mahoney.
Mrs Owen of Meriden is the guest of
the Misses Hurd.
A horse belonging to George Green
jumped over barbed wire fence,
decorating a leg badly. ODr Wedge
sew ed up the wound.
Mrs Arthur Dominique of Mill Plain
and son, Arthur, are spending the
week with Miss Annie German. -~
Miss Belle C]app of Bridgeport has
been the guest of Miss Edna Gallup.
Rev J. A: Osborne of Copper Hill
has been the guest of friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Gabler and son,
Richard, passed Sunday with Mrs
Gabler's people in Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles +. Turney of Easton is
spending few days here at Mrs Eliza.
J beth Wade's.
Miss Sadie Belle Craft and Mrs W,
N. Hurd, in company with Mrs Ste
phen Nichols and Miss Hattie Way OF
Bridgeport, have returned from stay
of several days at Palm Beach and re.
port a very enjoyable time.
Mrs William Togo of Bridgeport is q
guest, this week, of Mrs David Levitt
? Miss Alice Garfield has returned
from q three weeks visit in New York
Brooklyn, New Jersey and Other
2 places.
Miss Lillian Levitts has returned
from few weeks stay in Easton with
Mr. and Mrs F. M. Garfield.
Mrs Frank M. Garfield and daugh
ter, Retha, of East IN we're guests
Sunday, of Mrs Mary A. Peet.
!: Frank Fober and daughter, Carrie
. of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs Albert
D Smith.
Mrs II. e. Levitt and Mrs A. A
= Angevine have returned from visit
: with friends in Danbury, Bethel, Nor
/ walk and Bridgeport.
II your teas or coffees do not suit
give the Cheap Cash Grocery a call
? We have coffees at 18c, zoe, Csc, CSC
: 80 or $50. Teas at Csc. soc, 4Oc an6
SOC. These goods cannot be beater
for the money. Quaker -four, Csc
Jones & Pillsbury's, 70c.--[Mrs Robert
Staines.
Miss Martha Walters returned from
, St Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, or
] Saturday, after course Of treatment
, covering three weeks.
! Miss Charlotte Plumb of Trumbul
( is passing few days with Mr. and Mrs
G. M. Bennett.
John II. Sherman is quite i'll with
!, the measles. E. @. Mead is securing
: his hay crop for him.
Mrs Walter, who lived near the de
pot, has moved into the house will
y Frank Meade on the old Fulford place
Herman Walters of New York is en-
s jOying week 8 stay here, the guest Of
his son, Otto Walters.
John McGuinn, who was i'll few
days, last week, with stomach trouble
is able, this week, to be at his work