The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
BRIDGEPORT.

Joseph Il. Lutz, at his city pharmacy, 36 Wall street, prepares most elegant and delightful perfumery which he calls No. 36 Special. He gave representa- tive of the BEE a sample on his kerchief, which was far superior to anything the scribe had met with before. Mir Lutz keeps complete line of drugs of A Mo- l quality and, if you will give him a call, you will be sure to call again. Remem- Der the place, 36 Wall street. in the northern part of the town, met with d severe accident while handling stone, few days ago. He had the mis- fortune to severely bruise one of his hands and it was injured so that one of his fingers had to be amputated. It is feared that he may lose his. hand. MT Butler is advanced in years and it is a sad blow to contend with. He has ever been willing and ready to render aid whenever called upon by his associates.
 Workmen are busily engaged grading and beautifying the grounds around the Higgins homestead on North Main street. The yard is being quite extensively en- larged on the north side.
 The Pequonnock Wheel club has changed it's name to the Bridgeport wheel club.
 William Spencer, who has recently re- turned to the Housatonic road from va cation of four years at West Stock bridge, is brakeman on the 9 p m through freight out of Bridgeport.
 Plumb & Beardsley have secured the contract to supply all the papers and pe- riodicals for the public library.
 Howard Arnold, baggage master on Conductor c. F. Lane's train, has been l sick.
 Conductor Samuel Arnold, who has been running extra trains on the upper end of the Housatonic, is off duty agai1 because of sickness.
 Rev Dr Hovey is advertised to lecture Thursday evening, on Mountaineering il Colorado. He will give many pithy anec dotes of escapes from danger, with on' of his usual instructive talks. T On Friday evening, at the Church O the Redeemer, is to be given one of tn, finest of concerts. Talent from Brook lyn will assist.
 : Funeral of late Sylvanus Wordin a , Trinity church, Tuesday afternoon Delegation from police force, also flora I of which he was a favorlte Janrtr: r' {, |
 Cornelius Scofield is visiting in Boston T The Rambling Wheelmen will talk their last run on Friday evening. : The new Advent church, corner Bal
 mum and Brooks, is to be dedicated, Thurs
 day at ? p m.
 q James Alderman moves from Fairfiel to 62 Park street.
 DrBeebe had handsome flag stole q from in front of his residence, the nigl
 after the parade in honor of Harrison
 election. This was one of several lil ' thefts.
 William R. Davis, who has built Q house recently on the corner of Lindle P street and North avenue, has inclosed le and also the lot just back, with a nea
 substantial fence.
 F. K. Silliman, who is so extensivel
 engaged in preparing material for co 'e crete walks, has erected large shed a his works on North avenue, much to u g. convenience and comfort of his workme
 Tuesday was busy day on Gral & street and Housatonic avenue. A gar 1e of workmen were putting the new wir le in place for the new telegraph lin er Sight seers were interested at the rapI
 fly of tReir work.
 '. Another brilliant wedding, WedHesd'
 evening, at the home Of Mrs JHlia