The Newtown bee., 1906-05-18

been passing few days in town, look. ing after his property interests here.

ATTENDED THE GRAND LODGE, l. O. o
 James Sullivan, James E. Mullins
 Henry Donnelly, o. W. Beardsley
 Charles P. Camp, Frank A. Warner
 Jr., c. D. Pulver, Charles Planz, s. H
 Morgan, William Booth, Myron Patch en, and Philip Planz attended the ses. sions of the grand lodge, 1. O. O. F.
 in Bridgeport, Tuesday and Wed nes day.
 MRS JOHN GAUSON.
 Mrs John Gauson died on Friday aged 38 years. One son survives her The funeral took place on Sunday aft ernOOn at 2.30 p. m., in the Advent church, Rev Stephen Heacock officiat ing. The burial was in the Center cemetery.
 MT and Mrs George E. Ackley, MT and Mrs w. M. Keeler and Mir and Mrs l A. G. Todd dined at the New England house, Sunday | J. E. McCann, the affable clerk at | W. N. Noble's drug store, passed Sun- day in New York.
 Good Shepherd lodge, I. o. o. F., will confer the second degree on the even- ing of the 24th. | Miss Gertrude Thomas of Roxbury has taken position in the local tel ephone office | Homer J. Landis, an affable clerk at Sunday at POughkeepSie, N, Y, Miss Susie c. Erwin has accepted a position as night operator in the tel ephOne office in Danbury. Mrs F. A. Warner, Jr., visited her sister, Mrs w. B. Wildman, in Water bury, last week. On Saturday, May 12, occurred the death of Joseph, infant son of MT and Mrs Joseph Tyzhoievez. The child was two months and 27 days old. Tomato plants, geraniums, and Oth- CT towering plants at the store of 0. A. Hayes.
 Mrs Henry Straub and daughter passed Sunday in Bristol. Charles Straub has moved from Dar- bury to New Milftrl. Perry MalleJt is building an attract i've cottage on Wellsville avenue. Fay Tor & Buckingham have the contract. Mrs Charles P. Camp has been on the sick list, under the care of Dr Wright. B. D. Rowland, who has been on the sick list, is cOnvalescent. The Revere and Chase & Sanborn cOffees give satisfaction. Grocer 0. I. Leach sells them. Maple flakes breakfast food at c. I. Leach's. A gre 1t delicacy. Try it. The homemade bakery goods at E. H, Marcy $ go like hot cakes. Try lem.
 Miss Kittie Reilly of New Yo K has returned to her home owing to illness. Mrs Jennie Blakeman is visiting her daughter, Mrs Hugh Lane, in Bridge port.
 J. B. Cox, the genial Bank street market man, passed Monday in New York City.
 Wallace B. Rowe has entered the employ of the Vaudeville Medicine Co. of Boston, Mass, for the season. He will have tent and 10 people and will begin in Eastern Connecticut. He has been in the employ of the Eddy Car rage Co. of Bridgeport for the winter. He passed Monday night in the city. W. M. Keeler is having a coach painted in fine style at Pratt & Haw- ley's Railroad street shop. w. G. Green has fine Concord bug gy, bought of Pratt & Hawley. George Potter of Long Mountain is quite seriously i'll, under. the care of Dr Dolan.
 H. H. Pomeroy comes in from Ver- mont, the last of the week, with load of cattle.
 The June Victor records will be on sale, Monday, May 28, at the store of P. n. Cassedy. Good judges say that this is the finest list of records ever issued.
 E. B. Soule was in Roxbury, Mon- day.
 That 25c box paper selling at P. M. Cassedy's at 1Oc a box is going like hot cakes.