The Newtown bee., 1908-04-17
Long Hill.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.


 Pumpkin Hill nearly completed.
 Miss Josephine Kohlar of Tashua sold pair of fine Devon oxen to Harry Maurer of ITrumbull, last week, and has purchased a handsome pair of t, Charles Winton of Botsford.
 Patrick Kohlar, while carting stones in his OK cart on his farm, had the mis- fortune to have the axle break; fortun- ately no one was hurt.
 Mrs Fred Schwartz and child of South Britain are spending a few days here the guests of MT and Mrs Edwin Lyons.
 Frank Hawley of Bridgeport was a Sunday guest of his parents, MT and Mrs Walter Hawley.
 Robert J. Tyrrell of the Soldiers Home at Noroton is spending few days here with his mother, Mrs John Tyrrell.
 The Methodist church are to have a special interesting and profitable meet ing at the hall, this evening. Friday, April r. There will be special music by parties from Bridgeport and also extra speakers from Bridgeport. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. -..
 Miss Nellie Burton of Trumbull was guest, Saturday, of her aunts, Misses Marian and Kate Hurd.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Lord have just moved into their new house.
 Masters Merrill and Almond Clark of Hartford are spending their Easter va- cation with MT and Mrs Samuel Clark.
 Samuel P. Clark is spending a few days in Hartford with his father.
 Mrs William H. Griffin and daughter, Ethel, were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Peter Gabler. r"
 Just received new invoice of Swift Premium and Star brands of hams. No finer on the market. Two cans White Swan brand salmon for 25c. Tomatoes 10c per can. Three cans fine corn 25c. Have you tried our canned Crawford peaches just like homemade ;also whole cherries and sliced pineapple. Can Gold en pumpkin 10c. Low prices on all our goods for cash.- The Long Hill Store, w. N. Hurd Proprietor.
 Mir Randall of Long Island has been spending few days here with his son, Ezra Randall.
 Mrs James Frear will serve Graves ice cream of Bridgeport at her home on Saturday evening. There is no finer ice cream made than MT Graves.
 MT and Mrs A. N. Bronson and two daughters, Lois and Alberta, of South Britain, were guests, last Monday, of MT and Mrs R. o. Beers.
 Little Genevieve Hubbard of Strat- ford is spending several days here the guest of her grandmother, Mrs Nathan iel Hubbard.
 There are few children to be bap- tised at the Grace church on next Sun. day informing.
 We sell Jones' Superlative, Washburn & Crosby, Gold Medal, White Loaf and A brands of flour at lowest cash prices. Our stock of field and garden seeds is complete and they are all new goods and the best on the market. We can also furnish you with all kinds of garden tools. No better grain and feed on the market than we sell. You never make any mistake when you do your trading. 1.-The Cheap Cash Grocery Store, Robert Staines Proprietor.
 Mrs Thomas Cleary of Bridgeport was calling on friends here the first of the week. The interior of the Methodist hall is being newly decorated and is also to be fitted up with new and easy seats. George M. Jennings of Milford and Harry Jennings of Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Charles P. Jennings. Thomas Morrissey of Bridgeport was in this place. last Tuesday, looking over his farm here. Mrs Frank Southerland is spending a few days in Monroe the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Southerland. Mrs Garfield Flather received the sad news of her sisters death in Bridge port, last Monday morning.
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