The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
OUR NEHT0WN
 NEWS LETTER
Especial to the B'armer.)

Newtown. Juz1e 2s-MR M. J. Keane and daughter Margaret of New Haven, are guests fUr a few days of Mir. and Mrs. T, J. Corbett-
 Tho HoSzsatonac branch Of the Uni- versa1 Sunshine society of Sandy Hook met with nEay Hoyt on AGIle Hil1, Sat- l1Ea1ay afternoon. The village nen1- bers employed the ''jftney" for this trip to the suburbs,
 Charles Hurd has purchased the intsrasEzof J. G, T1l@on in the cafe of Hartwags 6 TiIson, and takes over the active nnanageruent- of tho Business to- day, EeErtEvlg still re4zEning his inter est in the business.
 The school meeting in Lands End dfstr1pf, Saturday night, re-eIeOted James Baker for committee for the ensuang4year, who retuuns Mes sPhilc- mana Bale as teacher for the year 1SI5-f8,
 The GrayB Plain voters were out in force, Ra4upday night at the annual meeting, Tlaornas F. Bailey, the old eeonan1ttee, was reelected for the en- suing year and the choice of teacher was left to him.
 Taaa funeral of Michael sheehan was held from his late home Sunday af- l tarnooQ, Services for the dead were read ats6t. Rnsets church and the in- teFnent was in St, Roses cemetery Sandy Hook. The paJEbearers were; l Sg 1 tin Hourigan, n. J, White, P, H. Gan non and Peter Q1iaIin. There will be l a requiem high mass Tuesday | morning as a. H1., in St, RoSs's church for the repose of the soul of et1ae deeeaseds
 Hlghyvaz CszffzatHsiener Bennett has advertised for bids on the construction l of the Sugar street section of the | trunk highway system.
 Mrs. Mary Lyons, aa aged resident of the town and long time cenHauRl- l cant of St, Rose's church, was buried l this morning after a high mass of re- 1 dBieEn celebrated by Rev. George T, l 61naot6, rector, The funeral brought 1 out 2, large number of the old parish l iea@ER as well as the wide circle of Fsla&iYes and descendants of the de- | ceased.
 i Mrs. I4yaas leaves erfe1le7ging iHa7 ] mediate AeseendRB#sE Mrs. William ,i EgHa of @5sEyboWa; FhaHaas E. Lyons, MES, Ia1#H BFewH and Mrs. John Fin I nell ef Bridgeport. She is also sur= l YfWed FhY tEree sons and one daughter af her husband by a former mar l riage, .JehH J. Lgens and Michael LIy- CHS of Jersey City, hF. J., and James IF LyeHs. Of FFateE6aFy and Sister NeFea- l le ef a7ae VeMfeeEtlan Order, New KeFlE city.
 i R#Reppeseatative Miehae1 Kllbride has sold out his trucking business
  e9 Sandy Hook, who will continue 4he b4s1Hess: e Mfr: Ki1bRide has been ia fae general tF74aRfag f7z1sdness since he sold cut BAe peeaI business to William EgaH in 1895,
 Mrs. Anne I4aFabach died at hez home in North Seafer district Sunday RfteERaeR afteE short illness. The family have been residents of New town for nearly a score of YeaFs and were held in much respect by the aeighBoBs, Besides aaeF husband, one daughter and one sea survive her Both the latter are married and re- side out of town,
 Miss Louise Kelly closed t1ae school in HeReweH district, Friday afteEaeeE with a picnic for the pupils on the } lawn of the committeeman, Benjamin Bassett, The school meeting will ibe called next week.
 P. IF: EanReR, jaaiteF af the teHFE hall, last wesk Eseeiwed from the sol IecteE of inteFaaa3 Eeweape aetiaeatioE of the federal tax of $166 d4e on tht , hall, as FeaHiFed by emergency legis } latlen of ff7s last session of Congress 5 He has tRERsa tfae ill over to the SC 1ectTnea far payment.
 Town CieTlz Oscar Pitzsch1er who ls daily gaining strength enjeFed car riage ride Sunday through the cour tesy of M. B: Seaaiea: Bias British Government is buying