The Newtown bee., 1888-09-07
HARRIS WATTS YOUR ANSWER
 i. AT 185 Main street, Danbury.

cess and only remains to be brought prominently before the public. The ap- paratus consists merely of an ordinary photographers outfit, camera, screens, etc., with the addition of the light and it's receptacle. The latter is placed at a convenient height and focused on the object or person to be photographed. When all is ready, a powder, prepared from secret formula by Mir Hutchinson, is placed in the receptacle and lighted. It gives forth an intense white light, last ing several seconds. It is, for this pur- pose, the best substitute for sunlight yet produced and great things are in store for it in the future. Negotiations have been made by a combination of capital ists and it is probable that their offer will be accepted by MT Hutchinson.
 Miss Fanny Marble and friends are home from Europe.
 The prize shoot of the Bridgeport Scheutzen Verein, Monday, was largely attended and the craftsmanship was ex- cellent. w. H. Beardsley, T out of 75, won $20. Mr Beardsley has now won l first prize for four years and smilingly hopes to do so some more. l W. F. Parker, Louis Parker, Charles Smith, Harry Hawley and Paul Sterling of the Rambling Wheelmen returned from Lake Wauramaug, Tuesday. A portion of North Main street, near
 North school, No. 10, has been closed,
 this week, while extensive and thorough school house. The old bridge was taken
 up, the sluiceway dug out and put in
 good order and substantial new bridge
 put down. Frank N. Higgins superin- tended the job. People avoided the ex-
 cavation by taking the old road east o1
 Slaughter hill.
 l People on the up track of the Consoli. , dated road, opposite the depot, had a close call, Saturday night, when the New
 York limited express rushed through without stop, between Consolidated and Housatonic trains.
 The Bridgeport butchers are a jolly SC, of fellows and they are making great preparations for the barbecue at Stmdt
 ler's park, next Thursday, 18th. Twenty steers and 9 sheep will be roasted on the grounds and dancing will follow. Many from out of town are expected. Friends of Mrs Amos Higgins were 5 pleased to see her riding out, Sunday 2 evening.
 George Sherwood of North Main street t is selling off his cows and will soon re . tire from the milk business.
 Arthur w. French has moved to 22' , Main street.
 Visitors of Mr and Mrs Capt NJ. Row : land on North6Mai street return to thei s homes in New York, Saturday. Miss Nellie Holden takes Grade I il
 Barnum school, Miss Hallock, the for
 mer teacher, being promoted with he ' pupils.
 Orland Smith is having substantia
 trucks built by Provost. o Mrs Garry Bronson died at her resi- f dence, II Park street, Sunday, havin! r been i'll long time.
 e Charles B. Wheeler and family hay ! returned from their country residence. X It is understood that the Farist stee
 company, the Howe Machine Co. an
 others will look to the city for damage I- for the loss of the use of the lower bridg 1T for an unnecessary length of time. ; c. M. Provost and brother Ward al
 tend Hartford races.
 e August 23, the Fairfield county dis
 trict convention was held with Nonparis lodge in East Bridgeport. Thirteen ( Il the IS lodges. in the district were repr. 5, rented. Rev o. J. Range was preseI
 and gave temperance lecture to a flu
 house in the evening