The Newtown bee., 1888-09-21

Mrs Ezra Hall.
 Some of the young folks at the Hook held party at the home of Mr J. F.. Madigan, Tuesday evening.
 Ladies meeting at the house of Mrs $. Crofiutt, next Tuesday at 3 o'clock. The 10 hours devotion services will be begun at St Rose, next Sunday.
 Edson Sanford of Meriden has spent several days with his mother and sister. Mir Andrew Collins has sold his coal business in the Hook, including horses, wagons, etc., to Mir Edward kilbride. Mir kilbride is young man of promising ability and will make q success of the undertaking.
 The Grand lodge I, O. G. T., will con- ycne at Waterbury, next Tuesday.
 F.. F. HawIey is offering one of the biggest bargains ever shown in town, remnants of all wool dress goods for 25c worth 50c; also q new lot of ll-inch dress goods for 25c. Call and buy before they are gone.
 There is movement on foot to organ ize political club in the Second district. A paper has been circulated and has been signed by large majority of the voters. The objects to be attained look more toward the puritication of local . pViuiNS ei'Iii ltN b'''i ii'fS 'i' ''N'''N "' ''N tional affairs. F.. r. Hawley carries constantly in stock all books used at the Academy and public schools.
 Misses Susie and Jennie Chambers re- turned from their visit in central New | ork, last week.
 Mrs A. l.. Ilawley of lIawleyyille, who has been sick, Is better.
 Hon J. II. Littlefeld of New Y ork will present the issues of the campaign from the Republican standpoint at the Town Hall, this week Friday evening, 2lst, at & o'clock. The Tippecanoe chorus of Bridgeport will furnish music.
 Democratic caucus at the Town Hall, next Friday evening.
 Misses Carrie and Ella Oliver from New York city are at Mrs R. $. Black mans.
 Mrs D. $. Hammond is visiting her daughter, Mrs J. D. Wood, Westport. Miss Eva, who accompanied Mir and Mrs Wood to Kent, is visiting the Misses Keeler in Waterbury, with her sister, Miss Sophie.
 Departures from Mrs Addic Nichols: :: Mrs Lucius Morgan, Willie Morgan, New Haven; Mrs J. E. Mckee, Oracle Mckee, Irving Bininger, Bridgeport; Mrs Harry Smith, Brooklyn.
 Rcpubublican rally at the Town Hall, tonight, 2lst.
 Selectman Sanford has begun work on that desirable plank sidewalk from the Street to the depot
 Miss Jennie Beers attends the Normal School; Miss Susie Beers teaches at Bethlehem.
 A party of 10 enjoyed the Danbury kirmess, Saturday night, especially lhe costumed dancing in which Miss Allie Vile took part.
 The Congregational ladies will give a I0c supper in the basement of the church Friday evening.
 Mir Heman Burr's family and nearly all our Summer guests have gone to their city homes.
 Mir E. N. Hawley attended the dedica- ton of All Saints Memorial church at New Milford, Tuesday, Rev J. A. Crock cit rector. There were 22 of the clergy present.
 Union fair at Huntington, next week. See ad.
 St Johns parish school opened, We'd nesday, with an attendance of 22, and an expectation of a still larger attendance. Rev Mir Chapman has charge in the nOTnlnE anu MISS DdisLil LpttiS III the afternoon.
 Republican rally at the Town Hall, Friday evening of this week. The ladies are cordially invited to attend and the galleries will be exclusively reserved <. for their use. President of the meeting, Mir Marcus C.. Hawley; vice presidents, Messrs John E. Wheeler, Smith P. Glover, Dr E. M. Smith, Zalmon $. Peck, Edgar F. Hawley, William A. Leonard Charles F. Beardsley, Philo Nichols, Albert ". Farchild, F. T. Shultz Henry G. Curtis, John B. Parmalee George Beers, Theron Platt, William F. Hawley, Daniel C.. Beers, Lcmuel Glov CT, Walter II. Glover; secretaries, W. II Prindle, John l.. Sanford, Charles II Gay, Charles B. Johnson. Saturday afternoon, a beautiful Harrison anC Morton banner will be flung to the breeze in Newtown Street.
 The S5 ,000 display of the D. M. Reat Co, at the New Milford fair, last week was so fine that the New Milford Gazette says one lady came 20 times to see it an( found something new every time.
 Mir D. c. Peck has bought COW of Nj Julian Beardsley.
 Mir M Hawley is home from Europe
 Mrs II. T. Proctor and children hay returned to Cincinnati.
 Two employees of MT Ronalds Messrs Charles kneally and Georg Wemar, have returned to New York.
 MT Robert Mosgrove,an employe at tn Dutch Rubber, was buried, Thursda.
 Clarence Beers, grandson of Mrs R. \ Hawley, has been in Iawleyville on h way to the theological seminary at Mi' dletown.
 Mrs Birdsey Lake and mother of Ne Haven are guests of Mrs Homer Hawle
 The sessions of the new year opent promptly on Monday of this week, wit an attendance encouraging and prom ing in spite of the wet weather. Class were formulated promptly and fiji primary department opened nnder u charge and direct supervision of Mi Lizzie Scudder We would bespeak t attentinn of all parents, residing ne the village, to this part of our scho' Careful attention will be bestowed each scholar attending. We take u occasion to kindly thank all our patroi who have so cordially seconded the forts to establish more firmly go school All are invited to visit the scht recitations. The following is a list students SO far enrolled:
 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
 NIaud Wells, Robert Bassett, Harry F; child Clark Page, Sandy Hook Charles Stro Iuunton, Fred sherman, Stepney pep Clark BlacLman, Sadie Camp, Edith Dal Asa IInwley, Edward IIawleyy, Michael .a,lss ke an, Kittie Lake, Mamie Smlth, ltaWleyNl 1T ~ Eeers Helen Beers, Mamie Blackm Stanley Blacknan, Liliie Dikeman, Gr aooescll, Cora Hoyt, FrnnksIloyt May ii' Fred IIubbel, Name Hubbell, Nellie Hubb Jerome Judson, Grace Lake, stella N1ch
 Adu Peck Grace Peek, Fannie Scudder, Wildmnn, Jennie Wright, Sewtown.
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
 Clarence Beardsley, Frankie Blackn Charles Gay, Newton Hoyt, Jamie Nicn
 iiertie Peck, Roy Platt, Leonard " righs. ...