The Newtown bee., 1907-04-05

k Mrs E. D. Briscoe of Botsford Hill and Miss Eva Briscoe of Shelton are spending few days, this week, with MT and Mrs B. H. Corning in the Glen. sl Clark Page has resigned his posi- tion. at the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Go. and will take charge of his fathers farm in Berkshire, the coming year. 4 ~ D. N. Clark, the hardware man. of Shelton, is headquarters for grass, field either large or small quantities. He also sells the Prairie State incubators and brooderS ; 'e .sHAl sipl i5 3asE s-iJ ll Mrs Hutchinson of Allentown, N. J., sister of Mrs w. M. Reynolds, died on Monday. The funeral took place on Wednesday. ey 511ta sG 5Es
 r H.. H. Stevens, the horseman from Nebraska. is on with car of as good horses as anyone could wish, and invites you to call and see them at 129 Main street, Danbury -a .i- 2
 James Larner of New Haven passed Easter at his home on. Gas street. QSfF
 Charles Peterson of New Haven passed the Easter holidays at his nome. C5iMG Ffgsg-sI bga Ja5roT i.
 
 John Honah of Brooklyn passed Easter Sunday with his mother, Mrs Matthewsand John Mccarthy of Jer- sey City, N. J., attended the funeral, Monday, of their aunt, Mrs John Blake. PLaP.F F. Bradley of Jersey City passed Sunday with his mother in NewtOWn. |
 Mrs Margaret Casey4of Passaic, N.J.,, was in town over Easter Sunday.
 John McGran of Bridgeport passed Easter Sunday with his mother, Mrs John McGran. -l'' -' -r ly.es,t 1- = 5sa 9E- =llS.- -g---- -... c .-. E-Ul ,E5{uzU- 5g Bert Wheeler, night watchman in a part of Mrs O.. w. Dayton's s house. 5b ,iIRev E.! J. Egan of Seabright, IN. .aJ. :, is spending few days in town. with his sister, Mrs John Blake Fl .Jgc6u Wall paper, straw mating, oil cloth and ltno1eum are spring necessities for eusekeepeTs now, and T2ylnry Durtiy & Go. are prepared to attend an calls in these dimes. Garden and flower seeds and Bradley's phesphates. A w~, ohAssv dcdh w hO A0S UdhCA 6 RDSl-, tion with Els. Lowell. has moved into his tenement house.
 b Mrs T. w. Barnum has returned from Brooklyn. where she spent several days with friends.
 I. ostmaster E. c. Page of Sandy Hook isflsuffering with severe cold.
 lulB. H. Corning and family of the nd Aor <xyN Botsford Hill, the guests of MT and Mrs E. D. Briscoe. --f,-.,-.rk5 1
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth I odist church will give one of their pop ular 10c teas In the basement of the church at Sandy Hook next =Wednes- day Iafternoon, April 10. There win also be a business meeting the same tafternOOn.
 l George Stevens of the Glen spent the day in the Park City, last Tuesday.
 H. c. Mo Collam will begin opera. tions, Monday, on the mason work for
 II. M. Smiths new house. FSelectman
 Peck has about Finished sexcavatina
 The members of the @NewtoVn Fire Go. will assemble for drill gabont,6 D.
 m., Saturday. The church bell will l SOund,s ana It will be seen bow sOOn the trip to the hose house, return tC hydrant, make connections, prepara tlons to attack an imaginary fire. The ire laddies are expected to be on hand Il & 4-->>"--. .s = s q | H. G.. Warner has been passing 2
 few days in New York. .I
 B. J. Hall pulled trout out of the
 Pootatuck, Wednesday, weighing 6 ] pound and ap ounce.
 Miss Mamie Scanlon has new Edi
 son phonograph, bought of Taylor
 Curtis &. Go.
 , Attorney and Mrs w. H. O'Har, are passing few days with MT ant | Mrs Edward Taylor George F. Taylor has a handsom, r driving carriage, bought of Peck $ q Lines, Bridgeport. &E &# ] FOR SALE--A pair of work horses will b sold cheap if sold at once. George R. VII son. Newtown, Conn., Telephone 18-3s v
 EOR sSALE--1 50-egg Monitor Incu bator, s II 200-egg Simplexi xincubator, 1 $50 pound Ref f cream separator; also glass milk jars .an | stoppers. l.. Btrdsey Parsons. Sandy Hook O | EoR SALE OR TO RENT-My cottage fney & A of eight rooms parlor, sitting room dinin = room, four bedrooms, kitchen and two hall Barn connected with the place. These buil6 ings are re set set on or a stacre plot in lakeside Di:
 | Warren, Ot. One of the finest locations abOr