The Newtown bee., 1909-11-19
Long Hill
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

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 IL, Master Melton Hoyt, son of Mir and
 h Mis LOUIS Hoyt, met with n bad aeei-
 dent, last Tuesday afternoon, while in
 school He had n cap used for setting
 oH dynamite and was clearing 1t omt
 SO ne could put it on the end of his lend pencil, when it exploded blowing off
 hls thumb and first finger on his Jeff
 land and a part of the second finger on
 ,lle same hand and quite badly hurting
 lne riBnt nand. His face was also filled
 with powder. The young man was SO
 badly frightened and in such pain that
 ne ran out Of the school and down the roaa ana they were unable to catch him : until ne had gotten nearly down to w.
 N. Hurds store. pr c. N, Gallup was T%Sy aTway so they took him to Mrs R. c.
 roueeys shop, and Harry Toucey did up the hand and Mrs c. G. Downs and daughter, Clara, took him in their team to st vincents hospital in Bridgeport Wnere ms injuries were dressed and cared Tor and he is now getting along as well as could be expected.
 Master Clarence L. Berger. son of M,. and Mrs A. T. Berger, passed away at 1nelr nome fn Long Hill street on Fri day November 12, aged I years. The funeral was held from the home of his parents on Sunday afternoon at 2.30, Rev Tather Curnan of Bridgeport officiating. me bearers were Harold and Clifford Berger and Clarence and Harry st Cyr' There were large number of floral offerings. "'
 Remember we are headquarters for extra fne craberries direct from the Gape lOc per quart. All the fixings for Inanksgiying, including nice celery, e1aitry pfo dresis;lng, oranges, grapes, figs, etGi s,ii,, idag Magnolia and Hires condensed mllk, lOc per can; Pear, Sc, three cans Tor 25c. Remember you save money by trading at the-Long Hill Store, w. N. Hund proprietor "' 1''
 Mr and Mrs George w. Cole attended the funeral of Mrs Coles aunt, Mrs sarah Sherwood, at her late home at Greens Farms, last Wednesday,
 Miss Elsie Garfield of Bridgeport was Peet. ''' VI MI" mafy A. D. M. Fuller of Tashua has A new horse horse for his milk route, purchased of Bridgeport parties.
 J. F; Mahoney, Charles G. Peet and MISS MISS Alice Gabler attended the Yale Prlnceton football game at New Haven. last Saturday.
 Miss Jennie Perkins, who has been spending few weeks here, the guest of Mrs Herbert Clark and Mrs Robert stevens, has returned to her home in Easton Ae ii
 Leave your Thanksgiving order at our store and get it filled right and with inc best goods the market affords at the lowest cash prices and delivered prompt- ly We have new raisins, new dates new 1gs, new nuts, celery, cranberries' bananas, Bradburys crullers, Frisbie pies, sweet potatoes, prepared mince meat and everything for the season. Remember the place.-The Cheap Cash grocery, Robert Staines proprietor.
 Mrs Edward June and daughter. Cnarl0tte spent Saturday in NorwallS with friends -''' "iN
 The Country Club held a reception ou trlday evening for it's members at their new quarters at George Clarks barn. Whlch they have nicely fixed up for their cluD room. Dancing and music were en- loved during the evening. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Annie German and Miss Fannie Hall have returned from a trip to Wat erbury.
 George Jennings of Milford was 4 guest, Sunday, of his parents, MT and Mrs c. P. Jennings. Emil Huber of Tashua has been suffer- Ing with mercury poisoning on his face.
 A. N. Bronson and daughter. Lois. of South Britain spent few days here last week, the guest of MT and Mrs R, o. Beers. A''
 Miss May Lord, who conducted the services at the Methodist chapel during the past two weeks. will return and hold serVlces, Thursday and Friday evenings, November IS and 19, commencing as usual at 7.30.
 , Servlces Win be held in the chapel, sunday, as usual at 10.45 a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at IF m. All are in- vited.