The Newtown bee., 1888-12-14

down, last Friday and will visit relatives
for short time.
DANBURY.
The happy family must be Mr. and Mrs
Hiram Pulling's, Franklin street. There
are grouped, with the honored heads Of
the family, their two interesting daugh-
tiers, Misses Hattie and Marian, Miss Lot
tie Botsford, Miss May Allen and Miss
Mamie Cosier, a rare bouquet. They
tremendously represent the Methodist,
Baptist, Episcopal and Christian churches
Glance over the announcement of Hol-
brook & Taylor, Danbury's shoe dealers.
just now they are busy selling 10000
pairs Os ladies' rubbers for zoe, 10000
pairs of mems rubbers for 45c and 100
cases OF mems rubber boots for 81 80.
Their store is crowded with bargains in
footwear of all kinds.
Miss May Allen, daughter of DIR Oliver
Allen Of Bridgeton, N. j., granddaugh-
ter of the late Elizur Northrop of Pales-4
tine, is living i'll Danbury and will spend
the Winter with Mrs Hiram Pulling,
Franklin street.
Hull & Rogers tell ssWhat and where
to buy for Christmas" From their i'm
mense stock can be selected any amount
of handsome presents, useful or orna-
mental, or both. 10 enumerate is an inn
possible task, but the ad in another coli
umn speaks Of few articles. House
furnishing goods, china and crockery,
plush goods, bric-a-brac, cutlery, skates,
sleds, tools of every description are
among them. This firm has an enviable
reputation for the best goods at all times
and the holiday preparations, this year,
are greater than ever. Ifyou don't know
just what to get for friend, step into
Hull & Rogers's; you will find it there.
| The Progressive Democrats, a late
campaign club, have resolved themselves
into a permanent organization.
Pictures and picture frames: Melon
aid, next to the post Office, is headqnar-
tiers for everything in this line.
l
Miss Gertie Seeley, only child of Post
master Seeley, will make prominent
young Jerseyman happy, this week.
Quinn s. Scott Of the Pahquioque dry
goods house, l6l Main street, say that
their motto is GOOD goods at one low
price, Visit them and be convinced.
The Danbury Press appears much the
same, except in name and politics, as its
predecessor, the Daily Democrat. VIZ
Judge that it has a good financial back
bone. May success attend it.
The question of lighting the borough
is discussed. A special meeting has beer
held. Much fault is found with the higl
towers and some even want them takeI
,, down. "A committee Of three, Joel G
! Foster, George A. Benjamin and Charlie
s. Andrews, was appointed to COME
with the borough authorities concerning
it. The Danbury and Bethel Light Ce
offer to light the town for $3.50 per ligI
( per year. The present lighting, by th
Schuyler system, does not appear to Civ
! satisfaction.
p Mrs Prosper Beach, formerly Of Pale
+ tine, has visited her son in Danbury.
A large number of cases Of diphther
are reported III and about Danbury. NJ
John Newbery of Great Plain distri
- died with it, Saturday. The board
Is health pas sed strict sanitary rules, Fl
lday night. Physicians are required
in report any case Of contagious diseas
he Part Of the town is in quarantine, as the
etIwas one death, Sunday, two on Monda
es Rudolph Crane was thrown from
~ horse and fractured his skull, from viii
er he died.
&. Rev DR. Hubbard has been present
a with gold watch BY the Masonic lod
II of which he IL chaplain.
The Bethel Hat Forming CO. ha
bought the forming business Of Co
atock y CO. and continne Il at the
III Sturdevant shop III beaver Brook.
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spoR1 HIIz4
~ WilIAm Cullen Bryant of Danbury
q Nj and Mrs George "A. 6turHe d Nes|
were recent guests of Edward seeley'
IS. b. &. staples killed 4 Holstein
a, years old n Duly, IN ~ dana hotl,
ported, Tint sweIglaed ~ ponds IN