The Newtown bee., 1907-01-11

spending month in New York with her sister, Mrs George Wolf, has re- turned home.
 The ladies of Grace church will meet, Friday afternoon, at the rec tory to make fancy articles for their sale.
 Just unloaded car of corn meal, provender and other mixed feed. An other car of fancy middIingS to arrive soon.-[John $. Hurd, the feed man.
 George Peet of New Haven, Mrs Pea Rago %ss % ssdap Ree Mrs s Mary nng A. lectman Charles G. Peet were all holi- day guests of MT and Mrs David s. Levitt.
 Why pay 35c for butter when you can buy good creamery tub butter for BOG per pound;7 bars ozone soap, 25c: 3 pounds milk crackers, 25c. These prices are for every day in the week; all other goods at corresponding low prices.I[The Cheap Cash Grocery Go. Mrs Robert Staines, Proprietress. l MT and Mrs Garfield FlatherS are en- tertaining friends from Bridgeport, l this week.
 Mrs Keppler Nichols of Bridgeport was guest, Wedne sday, of her daugh- ter, Mrs Leo Gabler. Miss Kate Schneider of Bridgeport | has taken position at Tousey's shop and will make her home here with her brother, John Schneider 1 Mrs F. M. Garfield and Miss Retta Garfield of Easton were guests, New
 Years day, of Mrs Mary A. Peet. MT and Mrs John Gabler, Jr., of New York welcomed a 10-pound bo. to their home, one day last week. MT and Mrs Gabler were both formerly from this place.
 Red Alaska salmon, 1Oc per can, sold for 13c at other stores; 3 pounds large loh, In Gold Medal flour, 65c per bag; E. & s
 Best K x K x flour, 65c per bag, $5 OC
 per barrel. This flour is guaranteed. T Streets Perfection buckwheat flour,
 large size package, 23c; Grandma's 's
 pancake flour, large size package, 23e l3 packages of the lOc size, 25c.-[W
 N. HGrd, the Grocer.
 The maSOnS in the employ of the Consolidated railroad are again located
 at Long Hill, where they are engaged
 in completing the culverts which they
 were working on year ago, and from
 pleting all of them. They are also
 putting in some new ones.
 William w. Stillson has gone to Al
 bany, N. Y., to visit his brother anC
 sister for few days.
 Mrs Carrie Weed, who has been wis iting with her daughter in Syracuse
 N. Y., returned home, Monday even
 ing.
 Services were held in the Methods
 chapel, Sunday morning and evening
 Rev MT Knowles of Bridgeport officia ted.
 Arthur Gabler of Bridgeport wa the guest of his parents, Sunday. MT and Mrs Turney were the guest
 of MT Turney's parents, MT and MT Frederick Turney. They were accom-
 panied by their little daughter. Miss Mamie Finnell, who has beel visiting with her parents in Newtowl
 over the holidays, returned to he work in the Tousey Manufacturin s Cos. factory, Monday. :. week here with his family. MT Heb s bard has the honor of being the oldest $ letter carrier Gin .service) in the Cit s of New York. Being tired with tn a exceptionally heavy Christmas mail he came home to recuperate. g Leslie Eastman, son of MT and MT Freeman H. Eastman, who has bee D spending few weeks with his sister Mrs Clarence Brown of Yonkers, N y auditors office of the New York Ger I tral railroad at the Grand Central sta '. tiOn. The young man had to talk
 two examinations and he passed bot
 successfully. He has many friend
 here who are glad to hear of his suG
 cess, but to whom it is no surprise a
 the young man in question is excel IS tionally bright, of good character an It gentlemanly department, and we fes n confident that he will rise rapidly. k Howard Peck is engaged in drawin is feed for John s. Hurd. ,e Miss Eleanor Buckingham, who h. 1t been visiting in Stepney for fe x days, was the guest of Miss Edith Hi d Saturday.