The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-18
NEWTOWN

Newtown, April 1S-The store of w.
 A. Honan Of Hawleyyf1le was broken
 into Thursday night and about $3 in
 money and some cutlery stolen. The
 thieves also helped themselves gener-
 ousIy to canned meats and bakery pro- ducts. The safe was opened and
 books and papers thrown out in a vain search for more money En- 1 trance was effected by breaking a window. and egress was made the same way Constable Thomas Carlson was notified as soon as the robbery was discovered, and spent yesterday in a search for the thieves. Although he apprehended three or more strang- CTS along the railroad tracks in the. vicinity of Haw1eyville, nothing which connected them with the crime was disclosed, an q they were permitted to go. The pawnsh ops in Dan bury will be visited today to locate the loot, if disposed of by the robbers
 Newton Curtis is putting the Gas street road in good condition forstrawel
 and putting in tile drains in places where the s1uices are defective. under the direction of the selectmen.
 On Easter Monday St. John s parish meeting elected the following officers 1 for the next ecclesiastical year: Sem | for warden, H. H. Curtis; junior war den. Louis T. Briscoe: vestrymen, Frank H. Mitchell. H. 6. Warner. ohm 1 O. Pitzschler: clerk, H. H Curtis; treasurer. George F. Taylor; delegates to diocesan convention. H. G. Warner. Louis T. Briscoe: alternates, Wallace l N Mitchell and John 0. Pitzsch1er. Master John Francis Ma1oney of
 Bridgeport spent the Eastertide with his grandfather Thomas Maloney of Mile Hill. returning next Sunday to his home.
 George F. Taylor broug gI1t home his new six cy ylfnder Packard car from New York Tuesday, Chauffeur Daniel T. Keare tried it out today in a rec ord breaking trip to New Haven and return. will administer conf ton to a class at St. stephen. s church. stepney. on I Sunday, May z, at 2:30 p. m if the Itinerary is not interfered with. From thence he will come to St. Roses church and administer the rite at 4: 30 D. m The Franciscan Fathers of New 1 Y orks will open q mission at St Roses church tonorrow tSunday) at the n ! o'clock mass to continue for one week. I The public is cordially Invited any I evening to attend the exercises begin lrli1ig at A o'clock Rev. J. H. George IT., of Danielson I is a guest of his father, Kew James I H. George at Trinity parish rectory. Ion the formers return he will be ac- Hcernpanied by his father who will off ! hciate Sunday at the baptism of his ferandson, the infant child of Rev. and
 Mrs. T H. George, Jr.. of Danielson- The many admirers of Probate I Judge w . Beecher of Newtovn who
 Lis acting judge of the Probate Court Of Bridgeport at present, note wit h pleasure the pronnin enee given to his I administrative acts by the press of l that city, as well as by the county t1oca papers Judge Hal1en made no mistake in selecting this up-country ijudg to act for him so discreetIy, and with correct discrirnin nination in solving the perplexfng problems of parent and child which Connecticut law places up- Ion the probate court for settlement. And here Judge Beecher shows up istrong in his friends eyes.
 i MiclaeI Blake, N HIS 1913, is 2 stud ent at the Union Business Col iIege Brid geport- Daniel Honan. N. LII 1912, also attends and expects to be graduated in June.
 The senior class of the High school announce the honors Of the com Imencenent in June thus: yaledIctor- Han Miss Hattie Read3 sa1utatorian,
 Miss Marion summers; essayist. Israel fISoIdst ein.