The. Newtown Bee NUMBER 83 VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, J 909. CHURCH.' TRINITY PARISH. EDITORIAL INK DR.OPS. loH HilL AUTOMOBILE PAETY HAVE EX THE CONGREGATIONAL MILK MEETING - CITING EXPERIENCE. In down "the from FAIR FOR 8T STEPHEN'S CHURCH Sunday Services, To be Held on Saturday, the 28th, at riding valley A social and dance will be held In New Milford on a railroad train tne 11 with the Town hall. Sunday Services. Ptulnwt' hull, Monday evening, August At a. m., mornlngervlce oc- Machine In Ditch While 11 other day the Editor chanced to 20, for the benellt or Ht Stephen's lands the sermon the at 12 m., Sun- At a. m., morning prayer and Cuke and Ice cream be on by pastor; Farmers in the seat C. G. church. will Chauffeur was to Avoid engagsd production of Rock-vlll- e; cupy a with Attorney sale. A corilliil Invitation Is extended Trying: at 7.30 ra Christian sermon by Rev J. F. George day school; p. of milk for market should be sure to Morris, wbo called the writer's at- to all to attend. Some, Obliging Cows. "Con- at 12 m., Sunday school; at Endeavor meeting. Subject, attend the on the meeting Saturday, 7.30 tention to the chestnut tree lllf.lit, Fred Keuhne of Parle Lena hni a new On Rev quest of India." Studying Chapter ? p, m., evening prayer. gasoline engine for powar Wednesday afternoon, 28th, at tne Town ball at 1 p. m. which is now making its appearanc e . on his farm,- - of K. 8. Fair Alexander of the Co- tn the book on India. (Missionary purchased Steele, pastor William R. Finch of Brewster will Rev J. II. George goeso Rockville in Fairfield County. It is said to be child & Bon of Nichols. 22-3- Levi C. Morris, Ref. Luke 13: y, Van Camp' milk, large alee can 80. ngregational church, meeting.) be there to talk over the situation and on Sunday will officiate a fact that as a result of investiga- Peat seeded raisin, lOo per package. Broad- be- the genial proprietor of the and advise the local what in St whlcn his Lenox oil lo per gallon, worth 16c, On Wednesday evening the En- dairymen John's church, of tions into the lungus diseases of the cause it give better light and does not way store and Allison P. Smith, Edi- the New York W. N. held a social on the producers through brother, Rev J. F. George, is rector. bark of chestnut trees in New York smoke. The Long Hill Store, of deavor society Hurd, Proprietor. tor of The Bee, by invitation state are doing with a view of get- the of On account of the work on the state lawn about the parsonage, when the City Department Agriculture Mamert Wolceowskl, the hustling the of this section to HOTELS. road the tripa of the auto 'bus between old paper in the barn was gotten in ting producers THE has recommended as a preventative Long Hill and Bridgeport have been and successful farmer of Sugar Street, act in with them. of for the present shape to be shipped. Refreshments cooperation the careful inspection nursery Mil-for- Mitchell of d went in Mr Wolceowskl's At The Inn. , George Jennings and family were served. stock. It also advises that as a . were guests, Bunday, of Mr and Mn Middle car to Lake'Quassapaug and means of the of C. P. Jennings. BENEFIT FOR FUND. Jean-ett- checking spread the Boteford CHAPEL Mrs E. H. Matthewson, Miss e Mrs Fred Matterhorne of bury. At Lake Quassapaug they disease all affected trees be cut down visited friends here, liiHt week. went Matthewson, Dudley E. Ray- Live Oak and Pioneer Camp of stopped for luncheon and then GRANGE PICNIC The , Friday Evening, September 3. and utilized, care being taken to Woodmen of the World held a very en- on to MIddlebury Center, where they mond, South Norwalk. clambake and plcnlo this week burn all brush. About five years ago joyable West-ov- er Mr and Mrs John F. JameB in Kohlar' grove In Tashua stop'ped to visit (be fine new To be Held at Taunton lake. The drama "AMlschlev-ou- s Regan, the Ethiopian chestnut trees were observed to be, The ball game this week between school of Miss Hllllard. S. Regan, Atlantic City, N. Y. Hill boy and the Stratileld Hotel plant Nigger" (sounds funny) will be in New York. The Long 7 A under the of the dying cause, then resulted In a score of picnic auspices school-hous- J. Edward Ashmead, Newark, N. J. of Bridgeport Miss Lamont, the assistant principal, presented at the Elmwood e, found be to 4 In favor of the Long hill boys. Pootatuck will be held, next H. A. E. R. unknown, has since been to C. E. ls this Informed the writer the school would Grange Gardner, Mrs Knight, Mrs Savage moving, It Friday evening, September 3, a fungus disease of the bark. This week, to Nashua, N. H., where she will 122 week Thursday, at Taunton Lake. F. E. Gegnaux, J. H. Lyman, Mrs W. make home. open with pupils, and that they at 8 o'clock, by local talent. An disease is to her will be a basket and members H. Mari- very latal the trees, and Roval Jennings has left his position were now away applicants picnic elocutionist will be to Lyman, Florence T. Lyman, & Co., and'wlll turning present keep it has Bluce spread so as to complete- at the Tubing Stamping are asked to contribute to the dinner. , on G. New York. soon to work for the New England dally. The party then started for and also-a- noted Lyman, go A fine things Interesting ly infest the areas lying near New Navigation Co., In Bridgeport. bad madi Members may invite friends. H. Murray, Washington, D. C. Mrs Disbrow of Easton has been pass- North voodbury. 'iney singer, who will doubtless please all York in the states of New time :s expected. Mrs Fannie New City York, ing a few days here, tne guest of her the Journey through the White Deer who are present. Admission 20c; J. Lennox, sister, Mrs Charles Radcllff. Connecticut and New Jersey. It hS Rocks wltn-safe- had N. Y. , Mrs George W. Bevans, Sr., of Bridge- ty and emerged Children 10c. Cake and ice cream also been found in scattered areas in port were guests, Sunday, of Mr and when an Mrs S. S. Thompson, Elolse S. on to a level section of road NEW LOCAL SUBSCRIBERS will be on sale in a small tent adjoin- Is- Mrs Wallace Hill. Thompson, Mrs C. B. Bolmer, Brs J. the Eastern states from Rhode accident not on the program tooK the ing building. I. Roswell, New Haven. land to Virginia. Where it becomes Two cows loomed up on the To the Service of the S. N. E. T. Co. S place. Mr and Mrs A. El Bounty, Stam- thoro' ghly established it destroys all Stcpncv. horizon and in them the rThe Newtown High School boys, avoiding ford. the chestnut and chinkapin, but no ditch and The following new subscribers wbo were in camp for 10" days at machine skidded into the Mr and Mrs C. W. Bounty, Stam- other In Forest Brook- J, HERBERT CRAIG. have been placed by the S. N. E. T. returned home species. Park, ' in less time than it takes to say "Camp Housatonic," ford. 3. Craig, of tVe firm of Pen-fiol- d lyn, over 16,000 trees ae been Herbert cross- Co., during tne week ending August on last Saturday. ast year, there Mrs M. Miss & Craig, passed away at his home "Jack Robinson" had jumped Edwards Smith, Edna killed. One 26, 29 28: authority estimates the here on Wednesday, August aged wise of the road and had crashed into ' were but six boys in the party while Smith, Mr and Mrs James A. Crid-gonto- n, years and one month. The funeral will 64-- 2 loss from this disease in and around held from his late home on Saturday. ana of rails. William J. Driscoll, this year there were 13, all of whom Mr and Mrs Leonard Crab-tre- e, be a sandbank a pile ury 00,-00- 64-- New York at more than 0. August 28, at 1.30 o'clock. The burial F. Gaffney, 3 seemed to so well Richard E. City 5,0 be In the cemetery. A quick inventory of the situation Mary enjoy the outing Peck, Bridgeport. will Upper Stepney 64-- 4 It is believed that this disease His large circle of friends will be pained showed that all four gentlemen had Thomas J. Leavy, that they are already planning for a Mr and Mrs J. E. Somers, Marjorie his death. He leaves a wife 64-- was to from to hear of William S. Walsh, 5 a more con- Frances Mr Mrs Ed- brought this country to mourn his loss. escaped serious Injury, but that the much larger number and and Somers, and 65-- has not been Edrod C. Hatter, 2 venient location for next ward L. New Haven. Japan,' although this EDSON FISHER. car was out of commis year. Hine, P, temporarily 65-- demonstrated. Its Michael Blake, 3 Among the visitors to the were Mr and Mrs Miss positively spread . Edson P. Fisher, a life long resident sion, with one front wheel turned camps Franklyn Burton, of the town away at the Mason- 65-- 4 has resulted malmy from the sale of passed was under and one or two spokes Thomas J.
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