The Newtown bee., 1888-10-26

It is understood that Charlds W. Beach has won and will soon wed one of East | on's fair daughters and will occupy the fine house that he has had built. C. II. Bennett, next to the Bridgeport city bakery, maintains his lead in the race by giving the best values in boots, shoes, slippers and rubbers to be found in Connecticut. His goods were made to sell this season and the styles and quality are unsurpassed. He gives nine hard facts in proof, every one of which hits the nail on the head and clinches it besides. His ninth fact, that he sells more for the money than any other house in the city, is a fitting climax to the oth- CT eight.
 There were 1000 in the South church, Tuesday evening, to witness the brilliant wedding of Miss Julia C., daughter of Thomas B. DeForest, to Bradford D. Pierce, Jr, son of the street commission CT. The bride wore white faille Fran caise, en traine and had her veil caught with diamond clasp. Mazetti of New York catered for the reception at the brides home, 227 Main street and the wedding presents were rich with bank checks and diamonds, one of the largest and richest displays ever scenin the city. w. II. Marigold spent Sunday in Wa terbury.-J. F. Wales of Monroe, falling from Housatonc train at the station, was badly cut on the head. The gash was sewed up by Dr Bunnell of the emergency hospital.
 Thomas Lowe of the Staffordshire house, B Wall street, Bridgeport, has bought Charles Ruthven's place on the turnpike and Richard Barrett has moved from there to the Davis place above Botsford.-William Lewis and C.. l.. Hubbell are rivals on fine Spring pork CTS.
 Vanstone & Vanstone of Austin street are practical builders who understand their work thoroughly and always finish contracts satisfactorily. Among their work is four-tenement house on Bar mum street, West Stratford, which they are building for Horace Glines of the Glines tS Holmes Manufacturing Co. The house is to be finished, this month and all but one of it's spacious tenements are rented. Mir Glines will occnpy one him. self, renting his present home, which is adjacent.-Huge poles, towering high above all others and said to be capable of carrying 100 wires, are being erected be- tween Bridgeport and Birmingham by the Southern New England Telephone Co.-The entire building in which Cough lin Bros. paint store is situated has been painted rich dark pumpkin color and handsome and unique sign placed over the door.-The Gem rink was crowded to suffocation, Friday night, when Dr Ed ward McGlynn, the famous labor orator of New York, made his appearances Gov Hill of New York made brief speech from the balcony of the Atlantic hotel, Saturday.-The conference be- tween representatives of the city and town and the Consolidated road, last week, resulted in a proposition, made by President c. F. Clark that the company should submit maps showing what cross ings should be provided with gates if crossings were 500 feet apart, as required in New York.
 Treasurer Lyman $. Catlin of the Me Chanics and Farmers savings bank, a veteran of the war, has received the Re- publican nomination for senator in the 18th district, which includes the towns of Norwalk, Westport, Weston, Trum- bull and Stratford.- Miss Clara F. Jack son and Charles B. Coon are to be mar ried in East Bridgeport, the 2Sth.-C. l.. Burges, superintendent of the Boys club, has entertained Mir and Mrs E. N. Northrop of Meriden.-Prof Sam Ster- ling starts for Boston again, this week, utUeInllflcu LD Clltlp tOTty Hili Wlth HIS new Springfield oadster.-Preparation are made to curb and gutter the upper part of Housatonic avenue.-Seyeral small temporary structures have been erected on the site of the large Alumi- mum factory on Housatonic avenue and derricks and other machinery are prepar- ing for permanent buildings.-The Bridge port Lumber Co. has repaired and in creased it's dock acilities.-Needed re. pairs are made to Yellow Mill bridge.
 The horse railroad has completed it, repairs on State street.-George P. St monson, Jr, a former barkeeper, fei down stairs at 324 Main street, Monda } morning. He was removed to the hos pital, but died in few hours.-Mrs l. Wheeler spent last week with her gran daughter, Mrs Leslie A. Jennings Q Fairfield, while her daughter, Hattie N Pierce, went to her home in North Ha ven.-Mr Comley, executor of MT Wheel CTS estate, has arrived home home iron his California visit.
 Benjamin Betts and Wallace M. Bulk ley of Fairfield deserve pension. N Betts placed burglar alarms in his store when 1t was burglariZed, some month ago and at midnight, Saturday night, tn alarm aroused Mir Betts at his home. IL awoke Mir Bulkley and the twain, arn!c' with shot gun and revolver, went to tli store. Mir Betts rattled the front dooI when two burglars, trying to escape q the rear, were shot at by Mir Bulkl, y Charles Carey, one of the pair, was fol lowed up and clubbed until he gave ul was taken to Bridgeport and bound owe on Monday. The other escaped. d.-Squar dealing always has it's reward and, thi Fall, to meet the demand, Foster, Bess lS Go. have put in an unusually larg stock of fine clothing and gents furnish ings. We might quote prices to you, bu the better way of learning that the price is as low for same quality goods a the lowest is to give them call and lo them show you the goods and give yo figures. You will be sure to be plea. antly surprised.-G. w. Fairchild will | glad to see his many friends at his stoI and have him look over his fine stock Lyon tS Hindley have a complete line ( hardware. Call and see.-Jones. Kean tS Co. announce a boom in clothing Largest and best selected stock of sui and Overcoats, at 10 to 50 per cent. les goods were ever offered before.-Magnif cent lines of furniture and revelatio in carpets at lowest prices ever named
 Bridgeport.-Look at special bargain offered by the Copeland Bros. Co.
 Married, last week: Louis c. Kief of the First national bank, Chicago,
 Miss A. Gertrude Hall; Charles s. Q or Fowler x Cole to Miss Lillie J daughter of Philo H. Prindle; Denn w. Dolan of Port Jefferson to Miss Maj E. Weldon; John K. Keating to Miss l4i zie Bartley, Miss Susie Sanford of Da burv bridesmaid.-Burr Curtis and wi celebrated their golden wedding, la week. ek.-Subscriptions for the Y. NJ.