The Newtown bee., 1907-01-04

AlanSOn Ca0nelO, ln HIS Sobu year, | enjoyed his Christmas dinner at the Park View house, where he is taking his meals for several weeks. He was in excellent health and spirits and re- ceived the hearty congratulations of all the guests.
 CARL MoNTANNA.
 Carl Montana, the proprietor of the restaurant on Railroad street, died | or. Thursday at the Bridgeport hos l pital, where he had been undergoing | treatment for nearly year. The fu- from the Church of St Francis Xavier, | Father Cronan officiating. Funeral Directors La Halt & Thomas had the arrangements in charge. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLD- FRS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National bank will take place on Tuesday, January 8, at l o'clock.
 Miss Eva M. Ives was the guest of Frederick Edwards over Sunday. That enterprising and popular firm, Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, filled their ice house, Saturday, with a prime qual- ity of ice, 12 inches in thickness. Miss Eva Ives, who has been assist ing in the jewelry store of M. W. Hill, has returned to her home in Bridge water.
 Miss Hatch of Kent was the guest, Monday of her brother, Walter Hatch, l Dr and Mrs George E. Staub and children and MT and Mrs M. H. Nal lett and son were guests, Christmas day, of Charles N. Hatch of Bridge l water.
 will close his hardware store every evening at 6 o'clock, except Monday and Saturday evenings. John CrOmer has resumed his work at Ferris market after tussle with the grip. B. Cox, the Bank street market man. 1 Miss Osborne of Danbury has opened 1 manicure parlors at the residence of Mrs George w. Anthony. | l.. J. Pomeroy has moved from the house of T. J. Mulcahy to the house on Poplar street vacated by William Moore.
 The little daughter Of MT and Mrs Jessie Ives is ill with scarlet fever.
 Spencer Welton of New York has been passing few days in town.
 Ernest Ridge passed several days at Great Harrington, Mass, last week, assisting O. A. Hayes in his fish mar ket there.
 II MT and Mrs Martin Burley and Charles Donnelly of Bridgeport were
 
 Henry Donnelly. T Hairy Palmer passed Monday night and New Years day in Bridgeport. I Wilbur Coy passed Sunday with his parents at ColebrOok. Miss Helen and Charles Disbrow of Bridgeport were guests, last week, of Miss Gertrude Disbrow. Mrs AmmOn Green and son of. South Norwalk have been passing few days with MT and Mrs N. Fl. Root of Park Lane.
 The arguments in the case of T. Soule & Go. vs. Andrew Borelli will be made on Saturday before Judge Ralph Wheeler in the Superior court at Bridgeport.
 Word has beep> received from Miss 4 Cora Hill that she is convalescing nice ly in the New York hospital, where she is undergoing treatment. Her friends are confident of her recovery.
 Mrs J. R. Johnson is visiting heI daughter, Mrs H. o. Mills, in Bridge. port.
 MT and Mrs w. F. Hutchinson and daughter of Danbury were guests on New Years day of MT and Mrs John
 Rev and Mrs F. D. Torrey of Nor walk passed New Years day with friends in town.
 Mrs Edward Stevens of Saratoga, N Y., passed New Year s with Mrs Hen
 W. Fl. Barton, of the Mt Pleasant Military Academy, has .been passins the holidays with his parents, MT anC Mrs W. G. Barton.
 On Jannary 8 the Adventist minis f l ters of the state will hold an all-day session with the local AdventisI church, Rev Stephen Heacock, pastor
 w. G. Barton passed Monday in Torrington, Winsted and Waterbury
 Miss Anna Barton of Terryville ano Miss Helen Richie of Carmel, N. Y. l Uoro OuQsfS OUor fha hOltHaVS nf M and Mrs w. G. Barton.
 w. O. Beeman left for the West, las week, after load of horses for the up to-date firm of Beeman & Strong. A full line of the pr Shoop remedies s at the store of o. l. Leach, including stomach and liver troubles.
 Domino Crystal sugar in fve-pounc packages. At the store of o. I. Leach
 Mrs George A. Drew was a guest last week, of her sister, Mrs B. H Marcy.
 The balance of the stock of shoes a :. B. Fl. Marcy's is.being offered at yer. low prices.
 Fred Bennett has rented the hous = Of E. H. Marcy in Aspetuck.
 Leander Miller has left the employ of B. H. Marcy, and is working for hi . brother on the canal at Bulls Bridge
 Miss Doris Walker, daughter of MI and Mrs Robert Walker, has been quit 8 seriously i'll with tonsilitis. -s Owing to the bad weather, Monda d night, the watch night service at tn Methodist church was not held. J. Howard Kilborn of Albion, N. Y. passed New Years in town, the gueS l of H. Le Roy Randall. x, Leonard J. Stack has been passing few days in Bethel. y Garrett Stack, who has been paSSin the holidays at home, returned to hi studies at StoFrs college, Wednesda morning.
 Work on the new cottage for Frank Powers on South Main street is beini <, rapidly pushed by Henry Adams, build ing foreman for c. M. Beach. It is cottage of very attractive design, ? = by 34.
 William Moore has moved from tn ' house he has occupied on,Poplar stree to house farther north on the sam street.
 The winter is only just begun and S the stock of heavy gloves for men horse blankets, bed blankets and com fortables at E. H. Marcy's are wort considering.