The Newtown bee., 1908-06-26


 surveying in Roxbury and Bridge water. Their office is in the United Bank building.
 John D. Decker of Millerton, N. Y, was an over Sunday guest of MT and Mrs c. D. Pulyer.
 Joseph l.. Hait has had a telephone placed in his residence. His ring is 228-2. &
 Mrs M. W. Hill attended the com mencement exercise of Harvard col | lege, at Cambridge, Mass, last week.
 c. P. Bentley was in New York, Monday.
 Leslie Osborne was in New Haven, i Monday.
 Robert Bruen of Washington Depot was visitor in town, Sunday.
 The Memorial service in Odd Eel lows hall, Sunday afternoon, was largely attended. An excellent sermon on "Death" was given by Rev w. D. l Humphrey of Roxbury. ... 1 Antoni Garbaski, 45 years old. died on June IS at Culvert City. The fun eral took place on Saturday morning from the Church of St Francis Xavier.
 Sphinx. brand of Java and Mocha coffee pleases particular people. At Charles I. Leach's. .
 "A big picnic combined with fine horse racing will be held at Conetia Park, New Milford, Saturday. July 4. Danc- ing will be in the main building from 3 to 10. Refreshments, ice cream and cake and more substantial lunch will be served all day. Racing will be- tegin at 2 o'clock sharp. There will be three classes. the 2.20 class, purse s10O.00, the 2.3O class, purse SlO0.OO and the local race, purse 50 bushels of oats. The managers will use every endeavor to make the affair enjoyable and expect large crowd. Admission will be 35 cents, children 12 years and under free, grand stand free. All children come. Bring your family and have good time. ...t..>
 T. F. Young has sold the fast step- per, "Glythorne," to Joseph Bebo of Southbridge, Mass. ?.
 T. F. Young took Editor A. P. Smith in his automobile to view his Conetia Park farm, Tuesday. In the center of the fiat surrounded by the half mile track he has five acres of tobacco and three acres of potatoes, which is look l ing finely. He has also plowed large piece to corn. The main building, grand stand and judges stand have all been painted. Up on the side hill he has tract of land fenced in for a drove of hogs, and is farming it in a large scale.
 Miss Luna F. Albrecht, who has been teaching in New Milford for two wears, has returned to Red Hook, N. Y, She has accepted an engagement for the ensuing year at Grear college, Hoopeston, Ill. t.
 Floyd Mallett leaves on Saturday for trip to Lake Champlain, N. Y.
 The boys belonging to the Brother hood of St Paul, numbering about 20, l left about g o'clock. last week Tues { day. for Rocky River to camp out for several days. Elmer Beach went along and looked after the boys. Phil Roon- ey's truck was we'll filled with tents and eatables. Quite few was on hand to bid the boys good-by.
 F. Wright and family of Brooklyn are here for the summer. :,
 The Congregational Sunday school went to Lake Waramaug, last week Tuesday, to spend the day going Tn au- tomobiles. The happy look on the children's faces bespoke of the pleas ant ti me spent. The young members of the Sunday school challenged the old- er. members of the party at Daseoall. The former succeeded in winning.
 Mr and Mrs Andrew Booth left, last vaek Wednesday morning, for trip to Boston in their automobile.
 Harry Wengrow has closed his store and gone to New York to live.