The Newtown bee., 1888-11-23
of asphalt pavement for the South Brook lyn, N. Y.. Railroad and Terminal Co.

Iyn, N. Y., Railroad and Terminal Co.
 A new industry is that of the Bridge port 8 Pants Co.,, located at No. l20 , Fairfield avenue. But since opening, they have been SO rushed with orders that they have all they can do to keep up with their constantly increasing trade. They invite the BEES readers to call and examine the style and quality of the i goods they are offering at such reason able figures and, when garments are ready for wear, they guarantee fit and warrant them not to rip. Suits and over coats are furnished in like manner and, if you will give them call and examine their large line of goods of the latest styles, you will be convinced of the truth of these statements. Remember the place, l2o Fairfield avenue, just west of Main street.
 Alonzo Hoadley of 96 Lindley street has returned from his pleasure trip, hale and hearty and reports a splendid time. On one of his recent hunting trips, one of the party discovered a bee tree, which was afterward cut down and 110 pounds of honey seoNred.
 Michael J. Maloney's friends remem-
 bered his recent wedding by surprise party and presented him with large mirror.
 John Rutherford has bought Wheeler | 6 Wi1cnnsc rfxy of ho ooc eff md of the upper bridge.
 Friends have visited the commodious
 home of MT and Mrs Capt M. Rowland
 on North Main street.
 Cornelius Dwyer, the well-to-do gro
 ccryman of North Washington avenue,
 who is somewhat engaged in heavy
 trucking, has been obliged to add anoth-
 CT pair of horses and handsome new
 truck for his increasing business. Capt William NJ. Terry is butchering
 some fine beef at his slaughter, just off from North Main street, of COnnecti-
 cuts own fattening.
 Charles w. Beach has sold woodland
 to Orrin Kelly.
 burglary, evidently the work of in- Inexperienced boys, was committed in
 North Bridgeport, Friday. A lady named
 Bowes, living near the church, had step.
 ped out to carry the monday meal to her
 father and was gone but half an hour.
 On her return, she found that the house
 had been entered and ransacked.
 trunk which stood in an upper room was opened and S70 taken. That the thieves
 were nervous and hurried is shown by the fact that watch and loose money near by were left, while coins were scat tered about the room, as if dropped ir hasty flight. Entrance had been gained by prying up cellar window and it ii
 supposed that the thieves left in tho same way. Members of the family say } that it was probably the work of some l one familiar with the house. "A success in every respect" was tn, verdict of all who heard the chambc
 concert at the Uniyersalist church, Frida,
 evening. The church was filled to tn Q doors with an audience which appreciat , ed the music so delightfully."- rendered b, such we'll known vocalists and instru n mentalists as Mrs E. w. Lewis, Mis-
 Susie Hawley, Ericsson Bushnell, Messr
 Oesterle and Bendix. s. $. Sanford a the piano and T. A. Spinning at the or fa; : choice selections. Plants and flower l filled the platform and afforded beaut, ,, and pleasure to the eye, while the ca J was drinking in the harmonious melody
 FINE PRESENTS given away with poun
 baking powder; new buckwheat fiou l2lbs. 5Oc; new maple syrup 35c bottle ; 3 crown California raisins, choice, ? lbs 25c; fine new Valencia raisins only 10 z lb; splendid blend coffee, 25c lb; fin mixed tea, 4 lbs. for $l; Ozone soap an bOrax soap, 20 cakes for $1, at W. E WILLS, 5S State st., Bridgeport, Conn e Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald was severel : burned, Sunday, her clothing takin, r fire from match and she gave birth t : a child, Tuesday.
 t
 o The town meeting, Tuesday, adjourn
 ed to Tuesday, December 12, after az
 pointing committee of seven to loo 2 up the rights of others in the land to b e taken for remodeling the old court house is the adjustment of the rights of the tow l. and city and to prepare plan for cor e solidating the town and city govern g ments.
 William Warner and wife of Minneap : oils visit here.
 !. William E. Roath has gone to Califol y nia.
 A special committee from the commo : council has examined Winters brewery ;, with view of ascertaining the cost c feasibility of moving back or to one sid the portion which juts out into Houss d tonic avenue, making an abrupt corne :. at least 10 feet from the sidewalk, on tn north side. It is pity that the stree
 should be obstructed by this building
 which was erected while there was II n building line and the remedy should b 1t applied as soon as possible.
 Cards are out for studio reception
 Monday and Tuesday, November 26 an # 27, from } to and to 9 o'clock, give 1t by Mrs Alice A. Calhoun at her studio