The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-21
NEWTOWN

Harry Madigan was in Danbury last week attending the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. RI. c. Keane.
 Miss Anna McCartan, organist of St. Roses church. is spending a weeks vacation in New York with relatives. Miss Agnes Leavy of Walnut Tree Hill accompanied her. Mrs. Frank Kill bride substituted for Miss McCartan at the organ. at all services usually presided over by the latter at St. Roses.
 Miss Margaret Heating who makes her home with her sister, Mrs. Henry AIcKeon, of South Center district, is spending a fortnight in Danbury.
 A large number of relatives from Newtown attended the funeral last week Friday at St Peters church, Daibury. of John Elligott, an old hat ter well known here. He was an uncle Of Justice of the Peace Patrick H. Mccarthy of this place.
 St. Roses announcements-Th Holy Name Society of St. Roses will hold a smoker at their rooms. next Friday night A Polish priest will hear con fessions Thursday afternoon and even- ing for Catholics of that tongue, restd- ing in Newtown and vicinity. There will be a months mind requiem mass Tuesday morning, April 9, at o'clock for Mrs. Margaret Gallagher, and Sat urday morning of this week at the same hour an anniversary requiem mass for Mrs. Margaret Bradley.
 Thomas P. Mccarthy and friend Pink W. Daly, were In town last week renewing old acquaintanceship, and looking up a rent, as they will make their residence in Newtown if they succeed in their quest.
 The State executive officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Hart ford last week decided to organize a division in Newtowm. They expect to send an organizer here soon, with that object in view.
 Meyer B1ackar and Charles Derso- vitz of Huntingtown district. deedeo their property to Busker Brothers od New York and Newtown, Saturday This was formerly the dwelling, black smith shop and farm of Jerome Nich- ols, whose family are now living IT Stepney.
 Joseph Brenner of New York return ed from New York, Saturday, and will spend Monday, the Hebrew Feast o1 Mabsoh, with his family on the Alp plan Way, Smithville.
 The entertainment committee of the Sandy Hook Free Library report net return of s1235 for the benefit ot the library from their recent whist.
 E. C. Platt lumber dealer of flaw Iey-vfIIe, has a new Overland car bought recently of w. H. Wakelee
 C. B. Glover has sold his Hanover farm to a MT Allen of New Jersey who will occupy the home as a resi-
 
 dence during the summer, and the land will be used as a private game preserve. MT. Glover has not de- ctded what he will do, but thinks il probable he will remove to the bor- c11gh- The sale was effected through the real estate office of A. W. Key holds Main street.
 M. F. Grove, of the Crowc-Keane Button shop, Botsford, is the owner Of a new 1918 model Studebaker five seated car bought in Bridgeport.
 Mrs w J. Mclaughlin of Bridgeport was a recent guest of Mrs. William ERan. Walnut Tree Hill.
 Mrs. Stephen D. Horan and son e+e7hen D., Jr-, have been visiting hel parents. MT. and Mrs. James Corbett Botsford, last week.
 TT1e Droperty of the late Samuel f$rannat of Brushy Hill has become the property of a friend of V. Hard of Maple Shade Farm, whose land the newly sold property adJofns- The deeds were passed over Saturday.
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