The Newtown bee., 1888-06-01

or, They have 2l members and are flour ishing.
 Miss Katie B., daughter of James of 11l3 Main street, sister of James Valentine Bradshaw, the news dealer, is to be married, Thursday, June II, to Frederick Jermon of New Haven. The ceremony will be performed at the North Main street NJ. E. Tabernacle by Rev William Brown. They will live in New Haven.
 Civil Engineer B. II. Hull says that he has to spend most of his time in the court room, taken up with the Easton road case and other matters
 Charlie Biltz of the firm of Bommos & BiltZ, reiOices in the possession of a very young daughter,
 SOule's house on Warren street and large houses on Parrott street and South avenue are raised and covered.
 Work on the City National bank build ing will continue a month or six weeks longer. The Mechanics & Farmers bank transacts it's business in one corner of the bank room, shut off from the con fusion and dirt of the wOrkmen and the City National bank tries to do the same in the opposite corner.
 "NO, don't think that there's any thing new" said Mayor COughlin, few days ago, But you may tell the people of NeWtOwn and everywhere else that we're going to have a grand old .celebra- tion here, July I; they don't want to miss it.
 Capt Jay l.. Clark, who sold out his cigar store on Main street some time since, has not decided to engage in any business.
 The first picnic party at High Rock is booked for June g. Among cOntemplat- ed improvements is tennis court.
 EX-MayOr Morgan is always quick to recognize good project, be it financial :, patriotic, religious, charitable or politi- cal venture and his check book stubs at test the substantial character of his sym pathies and ppreciation.-[ Sun.
 The first band concert at Seaside Park occurs tomorrow evening, 2d. Go and hear it.
 The employees of the w. F. Swords Lumber Co. presented generous purse to William F. krincks, who lost three fingers by buzz saw.
 The Copeland Bros. Co. have had a granolithic pavement laid in front of their store. This granolithic material makes walk as smooth as marble and as hard as iron.
 The entertainment and ice cream festi- val of the Universalist church occurs, this evening, lst.
 Frank T. Church of Fairfield avenue, an employe ofLongstaff& & Hurd, lost two fingers of his left hand, last week, while working at a press.
 C. B. Meeller has sold his land on North Main street to Bernard Liebscher, the Main street butcher.
 Mrs II. c. Spalding is in Norwich, where her father is very sick.
 The Church of the Redeemer has issued cards giving the hours of service: Sun day morning, 10 30; Sunday evening, April to October, 45; Sunday evening, October to April, z; Sunday school, F m; conference and prayer meeting every Wednesday at.7 30. Rev l.. B. Fishers residence is 66 Sherwood avenue.
 Lieut. w. F. Parker of the Park City Cyclists has arranged an incandescent electric light on the front of his bicycle. The storage battery is placed in the sad dle bag.
 E. II: Lyon of the Park City, Cyclists has a new 54-inch Expert Columbia.
 Frank Terrell of the Park City Cyclists sports new 52-inch Victor Light road ster.
 The Park City Cyclists took a run to New Haven, Decoration day.
 It has been decided to mass all the eity's display into the Fourth, instead of giving two days to it, as at first propos- ed. Jesse Sands estimates the cost of the show at 5000. Five $159 arches are to be put up, at Main street and Fairfield avenue, Wall and Water, State and Main, entrance to Seaside park and near Cen ter bridge, East Bridgeport.
 Edward W. Marsh is building fine block, with front of pressed brick, on State street, west of Park avenue. John Hurd's house on Main street, so long boarded up, IS to be fnISned on III nara wood, this Summer. H. c. Knight is building S6000 home, corner Wood and Iranistan avenues.
 A slight fire in the part of the Organ factory occupied by the Bostwick button works shows that the days of little wa ter and no force are ended. The new Easton reservoir gave such head at the fire that it burst several lengths of hose.
 Dewitt c. Jencks and wife are search ing for health at Clifton Springs, N. |.
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