The Newtown bee., 1908-10-23
The Newtown Bee.
 Newtown. Friday, oetobe, sa Ie0',
Long Hill.
EXPERIMENTATION.

EXPERIMENTATION.
 The Sunday services of the Metho- dist church were held.as usual in the hall quite large congregation was present and judging from the close at- tention given en oyed:them very much. Rev W. E. Patchin preached two very impressive sermons in the morning from the text found in Titus 3-5 "The renewing of the Holy Spirit" A 5I o'clock service Deut. s-9, "out of whose hills thou mayest dig brass" The choir was. assisted in singing by Arthur Gabler, who has fine we'll modulated voice. He rendered also a solo, There's beautiful land on high" with so much expression that it was sermon in itself. Miss Godolphin, a young girl from Bridgeport, who has favored us several times with sweet songs, waslalso heard in solos and in duet with Mrs Ada Gabler. Perhaps it is not very we'll known that many improvements have been made in the hall one would scarcely recognize the audience room and, last.Sunday, it was especially beautiful, being decorated with the lovely tints ofithelautumn fo- liage,.. ..arranged in bouquets. reminding the older peopleIof the autumn of life, and the young of the approach of win ter with.itsimany pleasures. We ex- tend an invitation and will welcome heartily, all to the services. Seats are free.
 If the party who was seen to take the lamp from the Methodist hall while the benefit entertainment was being given, thus exposing the people to ser ious accidents, will return it or its duplicate, nothing more will be said. Otherwise there may be trouble, for we shall consider it theft. We have waited patiently thinking it would be returned, and placed from whence taken.
 Remember our prices are always the lowest for the best goods. Special prices for special days is all right ,and no matter what others sell for specials. we will guarantee to save you 10 tol5 per cent on the same items. Get our prices before buying elsewhere. The Long Hill Store. w. N. Hurd.
 W. N. Hurd attended the dedication of the new Masonic hall in Naugatuck, last week.
 Charles Goodnow, who has been spending six days furlough with his mother, returned to Fort Adams, Brooklyn, on Wednesday.
 Miss Conan and Miss Beehler have returned from several days visit in Newtown.
 Mrs Savage has as her guest, her father from Nashua, N. Y.
 Mrs Hollister Sage of Waterbury is visiting Miss Emma Sage.
 MT and Mrs Patrick kohler spent several days in NeWtown, last week.
 Friends of Mrs Sarah E. French will be interested to learn that she has dis posed of her interest in the Nurses Registry, and has again taken up private nursing.
 Mrs French has taken an apartment at 798 Myrtle Avenue, Bridgeport, telephone 2444, where, with her mot her, Mrs Anna Bradley, she will be glad to see her friends. Mrs Bradley, who has recently been i'll, is much im- proved in health at the present writ ing. - - ~1E
 Garfield Hatcher expects to move his family to Bridgeport, the latter part of this week. =.
 Stephen Libby, a former agent for the Railroad Company here, visited friends in town, Friday last.
 John French returned on Saturday last, from long visitsin Brattleboro. Vt. Mir French returns in excellent health and reports most enjoyable vacation. ....-..